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Forwards Request for Addl Info Re Radiological Consequences Following Postulated Steam Generator Tube Rupture Accident, for Transmittal to Applicant
ML20091P205
Person / Time
Site: Midland
Issue date: 07/06/1983
From: Muller D
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To: Novak T
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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References
CON-BOX-08, CON-BOX-8, FOIA-84-96 NUDOCS 8406120624
Download: ML20091P205 (2)


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!!Q1 ORA!! Dull FOR: Thomas II. Novah, Assistant Director for Licensinr Division of Licensine i

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Daniel R. Iluller, Assistant Director fo'r Radiation Protectior:

Division of Systems Integration

SUBJECT:

lilDLAND UNITS 1 & 2 STEni GENERATOR TUSE RUPTURE ANALYSIS (SGTR)

The current Ilidland Safety Evaluation Report cuncludes that the radiological consequences following a SGTR arc within the acceptance criteria of Standard Review Plan (SRP) Section 15.G.3.

Ilowever, in FSAR t

Anencuent 47 (December 1982) the applicant presented an accident scenario which included steanino the aficcted steam oenerator until the

/, unit was able to switch to the. decay heat removal system. This is the

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first plant of any reactor type to present an accitient scenario which includes steaming of the affected stcam generator as a means of nitigating the SGTR accident. Because the assumed plant respcnse is a significant departure fron the previous applicant assumptions of isolating the affected stean generator as rapidly as possible, we conclude that we need r.; ore ininrrution abcut the systen response in order to evaluate the potential offsite radiological consequences.

i Therefore, please forward the rLinuest for additional infornation j

contained in the enclosure to the applicant.

I In a memo dated June 29,1983 from R. W. Ilouston tn T. II. tlovak, P.SB also 4

requested additional infomation about the 111diand SGTR. - In this memo, R5G also requested that the applicant provice a duse analysis of the SGTR with a loss of offsite power and any additional single failure. ~ lt should be noted that the sir.gle active failure assumption was not rigorously enforced on past application reviews due.to the lack of a detailed systems review coincident with the ridiological review.

ilhile the single failure assumption in conjunction with the use of the 10 CFR 1

Part 100 dose guideline values is an extension of the current SRP revieu prc.cedures, it is entirely consistent with current and past staff revieu l

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practices for all events categorized as postulated design basis.

accidents. As part of the evaluation of such events, it will be nccessary for AEG to evaluate the offsite radiological consequences.

Therefore, the enclosure also includes a rdquest for additional information concerning inportant radiological parancters.

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ENCLOSURE

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REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFOR!!ATION CONCERNING THE RADIOLOGIC CONSEQUENCES FOLLOWING A POSTULATED STEAM GENERATOR TUBE RUPTi

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ACCIDENT AT MIDLAND UNITS 1 & 2 t

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For a postulated design basis steam generator tube rupture accident 1.

j (SGTR) as prescirbed in Standard Review Plan Section 15.6.3 provide the following information until such time as releases from the affected steam generator terminate:

A description of the sequence of events which includes an a.

identification of all operator actions and when these actions are expected to occur. Also include descriptions of the automatic i

initiations and actuations as they occur chronologically.

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The following paran.aters as a function of time:

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1) the primary system pressure;
2) the tube rupture flow rate and integrated tube rupture flow; s

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3) the secondary liquid water mass and level in both steam t

generators;

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4) the primary system liquid mass;

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5) the secondary system pressure in both steam generators;
6) the integrated mass released out of the atmospheric relief valves or safety valves for both the affected and unaffected 1

steam generators; mem.

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