ML20002D845
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| Issue date: | 12/02/1980 |
| From: | Cornell E NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (EDO) |
| To: | Kennedy R NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
Richard T. Kennedy, Team Leader NRC Transition Group FROM:
E. Kevin Cornell Deputy Executive Director for Operations
SUBJECT:
INF0PJiATION FOR THE TRANSITION TEAM -
THIRD INSTALLMENT The items listed in Attachment 1, together with the materials provided to you by OGC and OCA, represent the balance of.the information you requested last week.
E. Kevin Cornell Deputy Executive Director for Operations
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ATTACHMENT 1 INFORMATION REQUESTED BY TRANSITION TEAM Pending/ Informal Interagency Agreements (formal agreements provided earlier)
Export Licensing -- Summary and Pending Report.
Sumary and Status of Consolidation (of NRC heddquarters)
ACRS - Authority and Functions and Comments on NRC Research Program Additional Information on the Schedule of Licensing Actions for Power Plants -- Dircks to Comission memo dated Oct.1,1980 Material for Carnesale Briefing Book Additional Information on the Nuclear Safety Oversite Committee (NSOC) -- NSOC's Interim report addressing the evaluation of the flRC Action Plan.
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INTERAGENCY RELATIONSHIPS (Pending/ Informal)
Air Force, U. S.
. LG* Attenuation - Eastern U.S.
Army, Dept. of Coastal Engineering Research Center (CERC)
. Flood Protection Cold Regions Research Engineering (CREL)
. Ice Blockage Safety Related Intakes (Part of hydrological engineering)
Corp of Engineers
. Geotechnical Engineering
. Hydrodynamic Measurements Commerce, Dept. of Bureau of Economic Analysis
. Demographic projections
. Small Area Population Defense Intelligence Agency
. Formalization of intelligence support to the NRC by the DIA Energy, Dept. of
. Programmatic agreement for Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (INEL) automatic data processing support of NRC programs
. Energy Absorbers
. Procedural Agreement for the Coordination of High-Level Waste Programs
. Integrated Safeguards Information System (ISIS) - Joint Development
. West Valley Demonstration Project Act
. Interagency Radiological Assistance Plan, development of Federal Bureau of Investigation
. NRC/ FBI Roles and Responsibilities (addendum to formal agreement)
Federal Emergency Management Administration l
. National Radiological Emergency l
Preparedness plan, development of Surface seismic wave
Interagency Relationship (Pending/ Informal)
Food and Drug Administration
. Assistance for data interpretation of inspection results of nuclear medicine licensees General Accounting Office
. Blanket clearance for IE Bulletins and generic letters Interior, Dept. of Geological Survey, U. S.
. Geology and Seismology siting studies
. West Valley Geology / Hydrology Assessment
. Geosciences
. Advisory Committee on Water Data Labor, Dept. of
. Labor force forecast
. Employee protection for individuals that provide information to NRC - investigates discrimination complaints to NRC by licensee employees Multiagency - (State, DOE and Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA))
. Implementation of IAEA Safeguards Agreement National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
. Human assessment of the human factor safety program National Bureau of Standards
. Liquefaction potential determination
. Quality assurance of radiation measurements National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
. Meterology Evaluation
. Earthquake records
. Atmospheric Dispersion Experiments and Characteristics National Science Foundation
. Mylonite Conference Naval Academy, U. S.
. Rapid JR curve evaluatory Naval Research Lab
. Charcoal Performance
. Reactor vessel irradiation damage Naval Surface Weapons Center
. Structural Engineering Transportation, Dept. of
. Advance notification of nuclear waste shipments
- and Occupational Safety and Health Administration
. To report infraction of each other's rules and regulation
o EXPORT LICENSING Export Licenses and Amendments Issued Pending Export Applications Report l
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EXPORT LICENSES AND AMENDMENTS ISSUED From January through October 31, 1980, the NRC issued 464 export licenses and amendments to existing licenses including requests for amendments. Of the 464 licenses issued, 105 were major licenses in three categories:
special nuclear material, source material, and reactors. The export licenses considered to be minor include 84 for small quantities of special nuclear material, 31 for source material, 60 for by-product material, and 184 for components.
(NRC also issued 24 import licenses, including amendments.)
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BEING PREPARED FOR TRANSMITTAL TO THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH 5
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UNDER EXECUTIVE BRANCH REVIEW 88 44 (D)
FINAL EXECUTIVE BRANCH VIEWS RECEIVED, BEING PREPARED FOR COMMISSION REVIEW 2
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EXECUTIVE BRANCH VIEWS RECEIVED, COMMISSION REVIEW NOT REQUIRED; UNDER FINAL STAFF REVIEW 2
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UNDER REVIEW BY COMMISSION 3
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SPECIAL CASE REQUIRING ADDITIONAL REVIEW BY NRC OR BY THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH 16 1
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UNDER FINAL STAFF REVIEW, EXECUTIVE BRANCH AND COMMISSION REVIEW NOT REQUIRED 0
10 116 63 TOTAL 179 i
PAGE l' DATE OF APPL QUANTITY & KIND OF MATERIAL HAME OF DATE RECEIVED (KILOGRAMS)
COUNTRY OF APPLICANT LICENSE HUMBER ELEMENT ISOTOPE PERCENT USAGE DESTINATION STATUS *
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL (MAJOR CASES) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>;
GENERAL ELECT 10/18/78 TO EXTEND THE EXPIRATIDH DATE FROM 12/01/78 TO HORWAY (C)'
i 10/23/78 12/01/81 & DECREASE QUANTITY AUTHORIZED FOR 11/24/78 XSHM00203(03)
EXPORT FROM 3 KGS PLUTONIUM TO 2 KGS PLUT0HIUM 01/25/79 l
GENERAL ELECT 10/15/79 ADD'L ADD'L 4.0 FUEL FOR SPAIN (C) 10/17/79 11,500 170 HUCLEHOR REACTOR 10/30/79 XSHM00271(06)
ADD'l ADD'L 93.3 FUEL,$AFARI-1 REP. OF SOUTH (C)
U.S.HUCLE8*.
04/04/75 25.7135 23.8594 AFRICA 05/14/75 XSHM00690C02)
EXXOH HUCLEAR 12/28/76 EXTEND THE EXPIRATION DATE TO 3-1-83 W. GERMANY (G) 01/04/77 02/08/78 XSHM00722(02)
WESTINGHOUSE 11/02/77 ADD'L ADD'L 3.20 TWO RELOADS FOR SPAIN (G)
ELECTRIC 11/08/77 64,610 2,068 ALMAREZ 05/09/80 XSHM00844(03)
WESTINGHOUSE 09/07/79 ADD'L ADD'L 3.20 TO INCREASE SPAIN (G)
ELECTRIC 09/10/79 2,774 89 Q7Y AUTH FOR 09/20/79 XSHM00844(3A)
EXPORT ALMAREZ I AND II WESTINGHOUSE 04/11/80 EXTEND THE EXPIRATION DATE FROM SPAIN (G) 04/21/80 06/01/80 TO 12/31/81 07/11/80 XSHM00844(04)
WESTINGHOUSE 11/02/77 ADD't ADD'L 3.20 FUEL FOR LEMONIZ SPAIH (G) 11/08/77 61,826 1,948 UNITS 1 AND 2 07/18/78 XSHN00861(02)
WESTINGHOUSE 09/07/79 ADD'L ADD'L LEMONIZ UNITS 1 " SPAIN (G) 09/10/79 2,774 89 3.20 AND 2 - IHCR. QTY 05/22/80 XSHM00861(2A)
AUTH FOR EXPORT
" WESTINGHOUSE 09/07/79 ADD'l ADD'L ASCO UNIT 2
- SPAIN (G) 09/10/79 2,774 89 3.20 INCR QTY AUTH 05/22/80 XSHM000865(02)
FOR EXPORT WESTINGHOUSE 09/07/79 ADD'L ADD'L ASCO UNITS 1 AND SPAIN (C) 09/10/79 2,774 89 3.20 2 - INCR. QTY 09/24/79 XSHM00866(02)
AUTH FOR EXPORT
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DATE OF APPL QUANTITY & KIND OF MATERIAL HAME OF DATE RECEIVED (KILOGRAMS)
COUNTRY OF APPLICANT LICENSE HUMBER ELEMENT ISDTOPE PERCENT USAGE DESTINATION STATUS l STIM: HOUSE 07/16/79 ADD'L ADD'L 3.45 ADD'l FUEL FOR BRAZIL (C) 08/24/79 1,726 60 ANGRA I REACTOR 09/06/79 XSHMOO909 (02)
ISTINGHOUSE 08/31/78 ADD'l ADD'l ADD'L RELOADS SPAIN (G) 09/06/78 17,600 635 3.6 FOR JOSE CABRERA 05/22/80 XSHM01045(01)
(STINGHOUSE 08/16/79 ADD'l ADD'L INCREASE QTY SPAIN (G) 08/24/79 71,803.56 2,513.123 3.72 AUTil0RIZED FOR 89/11/79 XSHM01045(1A)
EXPORT (STINGHOUSE 07/15/77 88,636 2,452 3.25 INITIAL CORE, SPAIN (G) 07/19/77 SAYAGO 05/22/80 XSHM01169 (STIN2 HOUSE 08/09/77 73,173 1,917 3.15
- FUEL, SPAIN (G) 08/12/77 VANDELLOS II 05/22/80 XSHM01185 (HERAL ELECT. 09/22/77 55 51.2 93.3 FABRICATIDH OF W. GERMANY (C)
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09/27/77 FUEL FOR GETR 10/03/77 XSHM01204 REACTOR IH U.S.
<ANSHUCLEAR 12/G1/77 5.720 5.337 93.3 FUEL FOR REACTOR W. GERMANY (C) 12/01/77 FMRB 12/20/77 XSHM01236 09/12/80 (HERAL ATOMIC 01/13/78 10.404 7.272
/ 70 FUEL, TRIGA III MEXICO (C) 01/17/78 01/30/78 XSHM01259
[SSHO-IWAI 05/07/80 ADD'L ADD'l AMEND TO INCR.
JAPAN (C)
- ERICA 05/13/80 0.105 0.098 93.3 QUANTITY OF MAT'l 05/19/80 XSHM01271(02) lANSHUCLEAR 10/01/80 ADD'l ADD'L INCREASE QUAH-CANADA (C) 10/02/80 1.60 1.49 93.3 TITY AUTl10RIZED 10/06/80 XSHM01345(01)
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DATE OF APPL QUANTITY : KIND OF MATERIAL MEME OF DATE RE:EIVED (KILOGRAMS)
COUNTRY OF APPLICANT LICENSE ELEMENT ISOTOPE PERCENT USAGE DESTINATION STATUS p___________________'
NUMBER hMSilUCLEAR 87/26/75 1.939 PLUTONIUM USED IN SCOPE W. GERMANY (C) 07/26/7!8 0F FAST 11/24/78 XSHM01550 BREEDER PROGRAM 08/03/78 0F COMMON EUROPEAN PROGRAM pH1 NUCLEAR 07/28/i78 101 94 93.3 FOR HRX, HRU CANADA (C) 07/28/78 8 SLOWPOKr 08/03/79 XSHM01355 REACTORS tHD FOR 12/ 19/79 WHRE THORIA FUEL DEVELOPMENT 1H5HUCLEAR 10/13/*f 8 802.0 484.408 60.4 RELOAD FUEL FOR W. GERMANY (G) 10/ 16/#8 KNK-II 10/31/80 XSHM0'389
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3HSHUCLEAR 10/13./78 15.038 14.030 93.3 SAFETY RELATED BELGIUM (G) 10/16/78 50.125 35.288 70.4 IRRADIATIDH HETHERLANDS 10/31/80 XSHMD1390
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EXPERIMENTS IN W.GERNAHY BR-2, HFR AND KHK-II
.EGATION OF 11/24/78 35.070 32.720 93.3 FUEL FOR FRG-1, W.GERMAHY (C)
E COMM. OF 11/29/78 AND FRG-2 12/06/78 E EUROPEAN XSHM01425 REACTORS 01/25/79 W1.
LHSHUCLEAR 12/07/78 21.554 20.110 93.3 FUEL FOR W.GERMAH)
(C) 12/08/78 FRJ-2 REACTOR 12/f5/78 XSHM01429 01/30/79,
LHSHUCLEAR 01/24/79 10.364 9.670 93.3 FUEL FOR FRM AT W. GERMANY (C) 01/25/79 GARCHING 02/05/79 XSHM01444 02/26/79 09/08/80 10/03/80 LHSHUCLEAR 92/14/79 6.8 17 6.360 93.3 FUEL FOR BER-II W. GERMANY (C) 02/15/79 02/23/79 XSHM01459 5TINGHOUSE 02/27/79 121,000 4,300 3.6 IHITIAL CORE AND PHILIPPINES (G) 03/02/79 3 RELDADS FOR 03/14/80 XSHM01471 PHILIPPINE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, UNIT H0. 1 l
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DATE OF APPL QUsHTITY & KIND OF MATERIAL HAME OF DATE RECEIVED
( KIL OGR AM's )
COUNTRY OF APPLICANT LICENSE HUMBER ELEMENT ISOTOPE PERCENT USAGE DESTINATIDH STATUS GANSHUCLEAR 03/21/79 2.206 2.058 93.3 PHYSICAL REIM-W. GERMANY (C) 03/22/79 BURSEMENT OF 03/26/79 XSHH01482 URANIUM LOSSES 09/12/80 RANSHUCLEAR 04/11/79 20.050 18.707 93.3 FUEL FOR PETTEN HETHERLANDS (C) 04/11/79 REACTOR 94/13/79 XSHM01495 DLOW 04/10/79 12.03 10.875 90.4 FUEL FOR RA-3 ARGENTINA (C)
HTERNAT'l 04/12/79 REACTOR 84/13/79 XSHM01496 RANSHUCLEAR 04/20/79 15.038 14.030 93.3 FUEL. FOR DR-3 DEMMARK (C) 04/23/79 REACTOR 84/26/79 XSHM01500 RANSUCLEAR 06/05/79 33.0 30.8 93.3 FUEL FOR HFR FRANCE (C) 06/13/79 06/06/79 XSHM01521 DLOW 07/05/79 26.0 24.31 93.5 FUEL RELOAD FOR FRANCE (C)
HTERNATIONAL 07/09/79 HFR, GRENOBLE 07/12/79 XSHM01536 01/22/80 02/27/80 RANSHUCLEAR 07/06/79 3.008 2.806 93.3 FUEL FOR HOGER HETHERLANDS (C) 07/10/79 OHDERWIJS 07/19/79 XSHt101539 RAHSHUCLEAR 07/17/79 15.0 13.995 93.33 FUEL FOR DRPHEE FRANCE (C) 07/17/79 REACTOR 87/27/79 XSHM01543 12/14/79
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DATE OF APPL QUANTITY 8 KIND OF MATERIAL HAME OF DATE RECEIVED (KILOGRAMS)
COUNTRY OF APPLICANT LICENSE HUMBER ELEMENT ISDTOPE PERCENT USAGE DESTIHATION STATUS ANSHUCLEAR 87/17/79 60.0 55.98 93.3 FUEL FOR RAPSODIE FRANCE (C) 07/17/79 97/27/79 XSNM01544 12/10/79 2ANSHUCLEAR 07/17/79 26.0 24.26 93.3 FUEL FOR FRANCE (C) 07/17/79 SILOE REACTOR 07/27/79 XSHM61545 12/10/79 2ANSUCLEAR 07/31/79 73,556.40 1,816.23 3.15 INITIAL CORE SOUTH AFRICA (C) 08/01/79 41,875.00
+57.063 KDEBERG UNIT 2 08/10/79 XSHM01552 08/22/80 2ANSHUCLEAR 07/31/79 73,556.40 1,816.23 3.15 INITIAL CORE SOUTH AFRICA (C) 08/01/79
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+59.063 KDEBERG UNIT 1 08/10/79 XSHM01553 08/22/80 JLOW FOR 09/05/79 50.125 10.17 19.9 FUEL FOR RA-6 ARGENTINA (C) iMISIGH 09/07/79 RESEARCH REACTOR 09/24/79 N
XSHM01587
- CIDHAL DE ERGIA ATOMICA ALOW FOR 09/05/79 3;.446 6.384 19.9 FUEL FOR RP-0 PERU (C) 09/07/79 RESEARCH REACTOR 09/20/79 N'MALION CIDHAL DE XSHM01588 IERGIA ATOMICA
.S. DOE 09/28/79 22 KGS U-233 CilARACTERIZING CANADA (C) 10/03/79 PHYSICS BEHAVIOUR 10/23/79 XSHM01602 0F PROLIFERATION RESISTANT Til0RIUM/
URANIUM-233 FUEL CYCLE IN CONVERTER REACTORS IN THE ZED-2 REACTOR
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$NSHUCLEAR 11/16/79 3.008 2.806 93.3 HETHERLANDS (C) l 11/19/79 FUEL FOR HOGER 12/06/79 XSHM01626 ONDERWIJS REACTOR h MSHUCLEAR 11/26/79 98 91.43 93 FUEL FOR HRX &
CANADA (C) f 11/26/79 93 86.77 93 HRU REACTORS 8 12/10/79 XSHM01627 FOR EXPERIMENTAL FUEL HSHUCLEAR 11/30/79 16,242 544.134 3.35 RELOAD FUEL FOR BRAZIL (C) 12/03/79 ANGRA I 12/10/79 XSHM01629 DERAL ELECT.
11/30/79 115,000 3,100 3.7 C0FRENTES SPAIN (C) 12/03/79 MULTIPLE RELOADS 12/10/79 XSNM01630
?HSHUCLEAR 12/17/79 16.04 14.965 93.3 FUEL ELEMENTS HETHERLANDS (C) 12/18/79 FOR HFR 12/19/79 XSHM01632 oS. DOE 12/20/79 2.5 KGS PLUTONIUM JOINT U.S.-SWISS SWITZERLAND (C) 12/26/79 8.5 KGS DEPLETED URAHIUM PROGRAM FOR CARBIDE 01/10/80 XSHM01639 16.0 KGS NATURAL URAHIUM FUEL DEVELOPMENT 06/02/80 EERAL ELECT.
01/ft/80 239,500 4,505 3.9 INITIAL CORES FOR SPAIN (C) 01/'.4/80 VALDECABALLEROS 01/23/80 XSHM01644 UNIIS 1 AND 2 LERAL ELECT.
01/11/80 95,000 2,520 3.8%
FUEL FOR SIX SPAIN (C) 01/14/80 NUCLEHOR RELOADS 01/22/80 XSHM01645 1
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DATE OF APPL QUANTITY 8 KIND OF MATERIAL HAME OF DATE RECEIVED (KILOGRAMS)
COUNTRY OF APPLICANT LICENSE HUMBER ELEMENT ISOTOPE PERCENT USAGE DESTIHATIDH STATUS v_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ISHUCLEAR 02/29/80 11.3 10.543 93.3 FUEL ELEMENTS W. GERMANY (C) 03/03/80 FRJ-1 REACTOR 03/05/80 XSHM01661 05/06/80 3RAL ELECT.
02/07/80 478,800 11,400 4.0 IHITIAL CORES TAIWAN (C) 03/10/80 FOR TAIWAH POWER 03/13/80 XSHM01662 HUCLEAR UNITS 10/03/80 7 AHD 8 ISHUCLEAR 03/25/80 40.480 37.768 93.3 FUEL FOR JMTR JAPAN (C) 03/26/80 AND JRR-2 RES.
04/02/83 XSHM01667 REACTORS GRAL ATOMIC 03/24/80 FOR USE IN TRIGA BANGLADESH (C) 03/28/80 55.4 11.0 19.9 MARK II RES.
04/L:2/80 XSHM01669 REACTOR ISHUCLEAR 09/16/80 ADD'L ADD'l INCREASE QUAH-SWITZERLAND (G) 09/16/80 52.245 1.854 3.55%
TITY OF MATERIAL 10/24/80 XSHM01675(01)
FOR BEZHAU II ISHUCLEAR 04/30/80 35.088 32.737 93.3 FUEL FOR R-2 RES SWEDEN (C) 05/01/80 REACTOR 05/06/80 XSHM01679 06/30/80 ISHUCLEAR 04/30/80 3.000 2.799 93.3 IRRADIATIDH TEST W. GERMANY, (F) 05/01/80 SAMPLES IN
- BELGIUM, 10/07/80 XSHM01680
" PHASE II HBK HETHERLANDS IN IRRADIATION
- SWEDEN, EXPERIMENTS FRANCE (PROJECT HIGH TEMPERATURE REACTOR FUEL CYCLE)"
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TRANSHUCLEAR 95/14/80 103.258 96.340 93.3 FUEL FOR TiiTR-300 W. GERMANY (C) 05/23/80 05/19/80 07/03/80 XSHM01685
- TRANSHUCLEAR 06/09/80 17,501.000 620.160 4.0 RELOAD FUEL FOR W. GERMANY (C) 06/10/80
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'.s5 ISAR (KKI) 06/18/80 XSNM01689 EACTOR 10/03/80
.TRANSHUCLEAR 07/03/80 20.050 18.707 93.3 FUEL FOR USE IN HETHERLANDS (C) 07/07/80 li.F.R. REACTOR, 07/14/80 XSHM01699 PETTEN EXXOH HUCLEAR 07/07/80 10,000 240 2.85 FUEL FOR W. GERMANY (C) 07/14/80 GUNDREMMINGEN REACTOR 10/08/80 XSNM01703 MARUBEHI 07/11/80 156,333 3,486 3.10 IHITIAL CORE -
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AMERICA 07/15/80 FUKUSHIMA II, UNIT 2 07/22/80 XSHM01705
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07/22/80 29,648 813 3.95 RELOAD FUEL FOR JAPAN (E) 07/25/80 FUKUSilIMA I, UNIT 10/29/80 XSHM01709 HO. 3 MARUBENI 08/07/80 18,491 485 2.97 ROUTIHE RELOAD FOR JAPAN (C) 08/11/80 SilIMANE I, 9Til RELOAD 08/13/80 XSHM01713 2
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'URANSNUCLEAR 08/12/80 6.500 2.951 45.4 FOR USE IN THE FRG-1 W. GERMANY (F) 08/13/80 AND FRG-2 REACTORS 10/09/80 XSHM01718 IESTINGHOUSE 08/14/86 312,000 12,480 4.0 INITIAL' CORES, SPARES TAIWAN (C) 08/19/80 AND THREE RELOADS EACH 08/27/80 XSHM01719 FOR TAIWAN UNITS 718 URANSNUCLEAR 08/25/80 7.508 3.409 45.4 FUEL IN FRM AT GARCHING W. GERMANY (D) 08/26/80 10/f7/80 XSHM01721 BRANSHUCLEAR 09/08/80 4.371 4.078 93.3 FUEL FOR THE ASTRA AUSTRIA (C) 09/09/80 REACTOR 09/17/80 XSHM01725 VRANSHUCLEAR 09/08/80 33.000 6.524 19.95 FUEL FOR THE ASTRA AUSTRIA (C) 09/09/80 REACTOR 09/f7/80 XSHM01726 5ITSUI & CD.
09/05/80 22,475 626 3.95 ROUTINE RELOAD FOR JAPAN (C) 09/09/80 HAMAOKA UNIT 2 09/22/80 XSHM01730 CENERAL ELECT. 09/04/80 9,675 265 3.1 ROUTINE RELOAD FOR JAPAN (C) 09/10/80 TSURUGA 09/22/80 XSHM01731 QITSUBISHI 09/12/80 11,823 337 2.85 ROUTINE RELOAD FOR JAPAN (C)
.IHTERNATIONAL 09/17/80 TAKAllAMA UNIT I 10/03/80 XSHM01734 QITSUBISHI 09/12/80 15,141 493 3.25 ROUTINE RELOAD FOR JAPAN (C)
IHTERNATIONAL 09/17/80 OffI UNIT 2 10/03/80 XSHM01735 QISSHO-IWAI 09/15/E0 456.138 55.558 12.18 FUEL FOR JOYO FAST JAPAN (C)
CMERICA 09/22/80 BREEDER REACTOR 10/03/80 XSHM01736 I
PAGE 10 DATE OF APPL QUANTITY & KIND OF MATERIAL HAME OF" DATE RECEIVED (KILOGRAMS)
COUNTRY OF APPLICANT LICENSE HUMBER ELEMENT ISOTOPE PERCENT USAGE DESTINATION STATUS TSUBISHI 09/19/80 14,613 359 2.0 RELOAD FUEL FOR JAPAN
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DTERNATIDHAL 09/26/80 MIHANA UNIT 1 10/03/80 i
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pLOWINT'l 09/24/80 19,858.8 487.3 2.71 ROUTINE RELOAD FOR INDIA (C) 09/25/80 TARAPUR 10/03/80 XSHM01740 10/14/80 hRANSHUCLEAR10/01/80 15,901.000 533.034 3.35% RELOAD FUEL FOR W. GERMANY (E)
I 10/02/80 STADE REACTOR 10/24/80 XSHM01744 XOH HUCL.
10/0?/80 9,000 225 2.95% RETURN FOR STORAGE 8 W. GERMANY (C) 10/06/80 THEN SALE TO A UTILITY 10/08/80 XSHM01746 FOR POWER REACTOR FUEL HEEDS
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10/02/80 2,670 76 2.95% FUEL FOR KAHL REACTOR W. GERMANY (C) 10/06/80 10/08/80 XSHM01747 ZXON HUCL.
10/02/80 15,350 740 2.85% FUEL FOR GRUNDREMMINGEN W. GERMANY (C) 10/06/80 B OR C REACTORS 10/08/80 XSHM01748 10/27/80
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DOE 09/26/80 37.200 7.354 19.77% FUEL FOR TRIGA ROMANIA (C) 10/07/80 RESEARCH REACTOR 10/10/80 XSHM01749 PITESTI (STINGHOUSE 10/08/80 305,283 9,464 3.6%
INITIAL CORES, THREE S. KOREA (C) 10/14/83 RELOADS EACH & 4 10/27/80 XSHM01750 SPARE ASSYS. FOR KHU 7 AND 8 (LOW INT'l 10/15/80 19,865 695 3.55% ROUTINE RELOAD SWEDEN (C) 10/17/80 FORSMARK UNIT II 10/24/80 XSHM01752 C
10/09/80 146,400 3,532 3.0%
INITIAL CORES FOR TAIWAN (C)
(MBUSTIDH GINEERING 10/21/80 TAIWAN HUCLEAR UNITS 10/30/80 XSHM01753 7 AND 8 i
10/09/80 150,000 5,250 3.50% THREE RELOADS EACH TAIWAN (C)
(MBUSTION GINEERING 10/21/80 FOR TAIWAN NUCLEAR 10/30/80 XSHM01754 UNITS 7 AND 8 a
PAGE 11 DATE OF APPL QUANTITY 8 KIND OF MATERIAL HAME OF DATE RECEIVED (KILOGRAMS)
COUNTRY OF AP LICENSE NUMBER ELEMENT ISOTOPE PERCENT USAGE DESTINATION STATUS p_____PLICANT LURANSHUCLEAR 10/24/80 88,505.000 2,965.167 3.35% MULTIPLE RELOADS FOR W. GERMANY (C) 10/27/80 STADE REACTOR 10/29/80 XSNM01755 URANSNUCLEAR 10/24/80 75,004.000 2,065.636 3.4%
MULTIPLE RELOADS FOR W. GERMANY (C) l 10/27/80 WURGASSEN REACTOR 10/29/80 XSHM01756 URANSHUCLEAR 10/24/80 34,901.000 1,159.033 3.32% FUEL FOR UNTERWESER W. GERMANY (B) 10/27/80 UNIT 1 10/27/80 XSNM01757
-URANSHUCLEAR 10/24/80 131,604.000 4,473.136 3.4%
MULTIPLE RELOADS W. GERMANY (B) 10/27/80 FOR UHTERWESER 10/27/80 XSHM01758 QITSUI & CD.
10/27/80 5,429 146 3.95% FUELFOR FUKUSHIMA I, JAPAN (B) 10/29/80 UNIT 5 10/29/80 XSHM01759 EDLOW INT.'L 10/27/80 8,558 270 3.15% ROUTINE RELOAD FOR JAPAN (B) 10/31/80 GEHKAI UNIT I 10/31/80 XSHM01760 hITSUI4CO.
10/29/80 28,380 792 3.95% RELOAD FUEL FOR JAPAN (B) 10/31/80 FUKUSHIMA I, 10/31/80 XSHM01761 UNIT 5 i
PAGE 12 DATE OF APPL QUANTITY A KIND OF MATERIAL HAME OF DATE RECEIVED (KILOGRAMS)
COUNTRY OF APPLICANT LICENSE HUMBER ELEMENT ISOTOPE PERCENT USAGE DESTINATION STATUS
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lTHE BOEING CO. 09/22/80 ADD THE FOLLOWING CONSIGNEES: HEW ZEALAND, S. AFRICA, VARIOUS (C)
COUNTRIES 10/03/80 09/29/80 ABIDJAN, IVORY COAST XU08302(08)
.EDLOW INT'L 07/21/80 ADD INTERMEDIATE CONSIGHEE IN SWITZERLAND; INCREASE FRANCE (C) 07/22/80 QUANTITY BY 179.500 KGS HATURAL UF6; AND EXTEND 07/30/80 XUO8427(01)
THE EXPIRATIDH DATE TO 3/10/90
.EDLOW 04/16/79 48,000 HATURAL URAHIUM URANIUM DRE COH-BRAZIL (C)
'INTERNAT'L 04/19/79 CENTRATE FOR 04/23/79 XUO8459 STORAGE 8 REPLACE-MENT OF EXPORTED ORES DEPT. OF 09/07/79 9604 DEPLETED URAHIUM PEHETRATORS FOR ISRAEL (C)
THE HAVY 09/13/79 USE ABOARD ISRAELI 09/24/79 XUO8472 HAVAL VESSELS ( 160,000 ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION)
DEPT. OF 09/13/79 25,725 DEPLETED URANIUM PENETRATORS FOR USE SAUDIA (C)
THE HAVY 10/11/79 ABOARD SAUDIA ARABIAN ARABIA 10/19/79 XUO8475 NAVAL VESSELS :
375,000 ROUHDS PATHFINDER 11/08/79 68,000 NATURAL URANIUM FOR PURIFICATIDH MEXICO (C)
MINES 11/14/79 AND R/T TO MEXICO 11/23/79
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XUD8476 TO BE USED EVENTUALLY AS FUEL FOR LAGUHA VERDE JEDLOW INT'L 09/02/80 117,319 HATURAL URAHIUM FOR STORAGE W. GERMANY (C) 09/03/80 PURPOSES ONLY FOR 09/11/80 XUD8508 ULTIMATE USE IN THE GROHNDE I
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QTOMICS INTR'L 04/18/75 A 200 WATT RESEARCH REACTOR RESEARCH ISRAEL (G) 11/09/76 04/23/75 XR106 IESTINGHOUSE 12/03/76 TWO 2785 MEGAWATT THERMAL REACTORS POWER SPAIN (C) 12/06/76 PRESSURIZED WATER REACTORS 12/30/76 XR121 ESCATRON POWER STATION I & II GENERAL ATOMIC 01/19/77 A ONE MWT TRIGA MARK II RESEARCH MALAYSIA (D) 10/30/80 01/25/77 XR125 GENERAL ATOMIC 05/24/77 A TRIGA MARK II RESEARCH BANGLADESH (C) 06/02/77 05/31/77 04/15/80 XR126 WESTINGHOUSE 08/24/77 A 3,002 MEGAWATT THERMAL POWER SPAIN (C) 08/30/77 PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR FECSA III 09/08/77 XR129 HUCLEAR POWER STATION GENERAL ELECT. 01/09/78 A 2,894 MEGAWATT THERMAL BOILING POWER SPAIN (C) 01/12/78 WATER REACTOR FECSA F83 01/f7/78 XR130 GENERAL ATOMIC 09/20/78 TRIGA MARK I RESEARCH MOROCCO (C) 11/17/78 09/26/78 XR132 GENERAL ELECT. 03/07/80 TWO 2.894 MEGAWATT THERMAL POWER TAIWAN (C) 03/10/80 BOILING WATER REACTORS 03/17/80 XR135 TAIWAH POWER HUCLEAR UNITS 7 8 8 05/06/80 i
WESTINGHOUSE 04/23/80 TAIWAN POWER NUCLEAR UNITS POWER TAIWAH (C) 05/19/80 05/02/80 7 AHD 8 08/27/80 XR136
, COMBUSTION 10/09/80 TAIWAN POWER HUCLEAR UNITS POWER TAIWAH (C)
. ENGINEERING 10/21/80 7 AND 8 AT YEHLIA POWER STATION 10/30/80 XR137
PAGE 14 LME OF DATE OF APPLICATIDH COUNTRY PPLICANT DATE RECEIVED OF LICENSE HUMBER DESCRIPTION DESTINATION STATUS
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< SPECIAL REACTOR MATERIALS (MAJOR CASES)
ESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC 08/03/78 MISC COMP 0HFHTS FOR PilILIPPINE HUCLEAR PHILIPPINES (F) 08/04/78 POWER PLANT, UNIT I 32/08/79 XCOM0013 VALUE $5,200,000 ARPENTER TECH CORP.
08/18/78 600 PIECES OF ZIRCALOY TUBES FOR ARGENTINA (C) 08/28/78 ATUCHA II HEAVY WATER REACTOR 08/30/78 XCOM0035 VALUE $2,000,000 ESTINGHOUSE 01/01/80 3 SELF-POWERED DETECTORS FOR RESEARCH PEOPLES (C) 01/10/80 REACTOR AT BEIJING REPUBLIC 01/22/80 XCOM0350 VALUE $6,400.00 0F CHINA BSSHO-IWAI 10/06/83 1,000 KGS HEAVY WATER AS MODERATOR JAPAN (C) 10/08/80 IN FUGEN REACTOR 10/16/80 XMAT0144 9
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COUNTRY OF APPLICANT LICENSE HUMBER ELEMENT ISOTOPE PERCENT USAGE DESTINATI0H STATUS ECIAL HUCLEAR MATERIAL (MINOR CASES)
CERAL ATOMIC 04/25/77 FISSIGH CHAMBER MALAYSIA (C) 04/28/77 19.1 3.79 19.9 FUEL FOR TRIGA 05/03/77 XSHM01123
+ 5.8
+ 1.160 MARK II 04/15/80 04/29/80 CERAL ATOMIC 11/16/77 1.372
.959 70 FUEL. TRIGA YUGOSLAVIA (C) 11/21/77 MARK II 11/30/77 XSHM01230 CERAL ATOMIC 01/19/79 FUEL FOR TRIGA I MOROCCO (C) 01/24/79 12.900 2.570 19.900 RESEARCH REACTOR 02/05/79 l
XSHM01442 ERLINE INST. 06/27/79 0.316 UGM PLUTONIUM-239 CALIBRATION OF CHILE (C) 07/02/79 RADIATIDH DETECTION 07/06/79 XSHM01533 INSTRUMENTS HERAL ELECT, 08/11/80 ADD'l ADD'l INCREASE QUANTITY TAIWAN (D) 08/15/80 2.00 0.25 11.0 TO EXPORT 10/28/80 XSHM01540C01)
G INTERH'l 10/02/79 4 GMS DEPLETED URANIUM FOR RUNHING U.S.S.R.
(C) 12/04/79 10/04/79 20 GMS 0.050 GMS 1%
INTERNATIONAL XSHM01605 THRU ARBITRATION 06/18/80 50%
ANALYSIS E 05/23/80 EXAMINING HUCLEAR MATERIAL AT ATOMIC POWER' STATIONS OTOPE PROD.
RES. 8 DEVELOP.
PAKISTAH (C) 12/31/79 1 MG 0.300 MGS 30%
BY POST-GRADUATE 01/31/80 XSHM01641 1 NG 0.900 MG 90%
STUDENTS 0.121 UGM PU-238 32.2 UGM PU-239 NERAL ATOMIC 03/14/80 FUEL FOR TRIGA INDONESIA (F) 03/24/80 4.535 0.902 19.9 MARK II REACTOR AT 09/16/80 l
XSHM01666 BANDUNG STINGHOUSE 05/13/80 5.000
- 0. 160 3.2 FOR ANALYSIS OF BRAZIL (C) 05/19/80 ANGRA FUEL 05/23/80 XSHM01683 TSUBISHI 06/20/80 41.59 GMS 0.47 GMS i.12 HOKE TUBES FOR R&D JAPAN (C)
T'L 06/30/80 41.59 GMS 0.34 GMS 0.81 0F ULTRA CENTRIFUGE 07/14/80 XSHM01698 FOR URAHIUM ENRICHMENT
PAGE 16 DATE OF APPL QUANTITY 8 KIHD OF MATERIAL HAME OF DATE RECEIVED (KILOGRAMS)
COUNTRY OF APPLICANT LICENSE HUMBER ELEMENT ISOTOPE PERCENT USAGE DESTINATI0H STATUS l WESTINGHOUSE 07/01/80 0.800
~ 0.035 3.45 SAMPLES FOR SWITZERLAND (G) 07/08/80 ANALYSIS FOR 08/21/80 l
XSHM01700 QUALITY CONTROL AUDIT
,EBERLINE INSTR.07/18/80 32.40 UGM PU-239 CALIBRATION OF BRAZIL (C) 07/24/80 RADIATIDH DETECTION 08/04/80 XSHM01708 INSTRUMENTS REACTOR EXPER. 08/08/80 0.102 MGS 0.095 MGS 93.15 FISSIDH TRACK EGYPT (C) 08/11/80 STUDIES BY POST-08/15/80 XSHM01716 GRADUATE STUDENTS AT i
AT UNIV. ALEXANDRIA EDLOW INT'l 08/27/80 10.000 GMS 0.127 GMS 1.5 ANALYTICAL STANDARDS JAPAN (C) 08/28/80 0F SPECTROPHOTOMETRY 08/29/80 XSHM01722 TRANSHUCLEAR 09/03/80 1.840 0.016 0.9036 CLEAHING OF " HEELS" FRANCE (E) 09/04/80 FROM CYLINDER 80/24/80 XSHM01723 TRANSHUCLEAR 09/08/80 4.416 2.005 45.4 FOR TESTING OF THE SWITZERLAND (C) 09/09/80 PROTOTYPE FUEL 09/22/80 XSHM01724 ELEMENTS IN SAPHIR REACTOR TRAH5 NUCLEAR 09/08/80 3.735 1.704 45.4 FUEL FOR THE ASTRA AUSTRIA (C) 09/09/80 REACTOR 09/17/80 XSNM01727 GENERAL 09/08/80 4.334 0.862 19.9 FUEL ELEMENTS FOR ITALY (E)
ATOMIC 09/12/80 THE CNEN 10/24/80' XSHM01728 MITSUI A CD.
09/05/80 0.699 0.124 DEPL. STANDARD SAMPLES FOR JAPAN (C) 09/08/80 THRU MASS ANALYSIS BY A 10/17/80 XSHM01729 4.91 MASS SPECTROGRAPH SEAMODAL 09/18/80 580.000 GMS 316.662 GMS 1.003 HBS STANDARDS BELGIUM (C)
TRANSPORT 09/24/80 THRU FOR RESALE TO 10/03/80 XSHM01737 97.663 EURATOM LAB. FOR 72.5 GMS PLUTONIUM CALIBRATION OF SCIENTIFIC EQUIP.
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IRANSHUCLEAR 05/10/78 3.080 DEPLETED URANIUM EXPERIMENT OF LAB NEXICO (C) 05/10/78 SCALE UF6-UO2 COH-05/25/78 XUO8415 VERSIDH FACILITY (DLOW INT'L 08/29/80 5000 DEPLETED UF4 FOR PEHETRATORS UNITED (C) 09/02/80 FOR TESTING PURPOSES KINGDOM 09/16/80 XUO8507 SEMERAL ELECT. 10/21/80 30 KGS HATURAL URANIUM FOR FUEL MATERIAL ITALY (C) 10/24/80 TESTS 10/28/80 XUO3510 JELEDYHE 10/24/80 2.9 KGS DEPLETED URANIUM AS PART OF TLD PEOPLES (C)
ISOTOPES 10/27/80 DOSIMETER KIT REPUBLIC 10/31/80 0F CHIHA XUO8511 w
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}DLOW INT't 11/13/79 INCREASE QUANTITY OF MATERIAL BY 10,000 UNITED (C) 11/19/79 CURIES OF TRITIUM KINGDOM 11/23/79 XB001005(01) 7IMEX CORP.
09/16/80 EXTEND THE EXPIRATIDH DATE FROM SINGAPORE (C) 09/23/80 11/1/80 TO 11/1/81 PHILIPPINES 09/30/80 XB001046(01) 10/10/79 200,000 CIV TRITIUM SEALED LUMINOUS CONDITION 2 (C) b'MERICAN TOMICS 10/15/79 LIGHT SOURCES FOR COUNTRIES 10/19/79 XB001057 WATCilES
}DLOW IHT'L 09/26/80 AMEND LICENSE TO ALLOW 3.7 MGS CF-252 SOURCE UNITED (C) 09/29/80 TO BE REEXPORTED TO INDIA KINGDOM 10/03/80 XB001091(02) 3 ELF-POWERED 03/06/80 1,250,000 CURIES TRITIUM FOR MFG. OF DOMINICAN (C)
LIGHTING 03/28/80 SEALED GASEOUS REPUBLIC 04/02/80 XB001092 LITE SOURCES 3MS FUSION 04/10/80 to MCI TRITIUM FOR USE AS UNITED (C) 04/21/80 TARGETS IN KINGDOM 04/22/80 XB001095 LASER FUSIDH EXPERIMENTS 3MS FUSIDH 04/10/80 1 CURIE TRITIUM FOR USE AS ITALY (C) 04/21/80 TARGETS IN 04/22/80 XB001096 LASER FUSION EXPERIMENTS E0HSANTO RES.
07/01/80 ONE MILLIGRAM CF-252 NEUTRON SOURCE INDIA (C) 07/07/80 FOR BilABifA 07/10/80 XB001102
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COUNTRY OF APPLICANT LICENSE HUMBER ELEMENT ISOTOPE PERCENT USAGE DESTINATION STATUS p__....________________________..._________
L j$TINGHOUSE 08/14/80 240 MGS HP-237 FOR TAIWAN UNITS TAIWAN (D) 08/19/80 907 UGM CF-252 788 10/28/80 X8001105 ELOW INT'L 10/08/80 50,000 CURIES TRITIUM FOR RESALE FOR UNITED (C) 10/14/80 HON-HUCLEAR END KINGDOM 10/23/80 XB001109 USES ILOW INT'L 10/08/80 100,000 CURIES TRITIUM TO PRODUCE UNITED (C) 10/14/f0 LABELLED COMPOUNDS KINGDOM 10/23/88 XB001110 FOR RESALE
] ACTOR 10/16/80 0.2014 MGS HP-237 FOR REACTOR INDIA (C) wPERIMENTS 10/20/80 DOSIMETRY AT 10/23/80 XB001111 KALPAKKAM 2AH5 NUCLEAR 10/20/80 572 MCI CF-252 FOR MEASUREMENT OF W. GERMANY (H) 10/20/80 FISSILE MATERIAL
!O/20/8F XB001112 ZSTINGHOUSE 10/23/80 90 UCI HP-237 RADIATION S. KOREA (C)'
10/27/80 SURVEILLANCE 10/29/80 XB001113 CAPSULES FOR KORI UNIT 2
$0 TOPE 10/23/80 25 UGM CURIUM-244 FOR RESEARCH W.GERMAHY (H) 40 DUCTS 10/31/80 PURPOSES 10/31/80 XB001114
.K. TREASURY 05/05/80 35 CURIES TRITIUM FOR RESEARC!!
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, APPLICANT DATE RECEIVED OF LICENSE HUMBER DESCRIPTION DESTINATION STATUS HISSHO-IWAI 09/15/80 660 KGS DEUTERIUM FOR USE IH JAERI'S JRR2 JAPAN (C) 09/22/80 AND JRR3 REACTOR 89/30/80 XMAT0139 COMM0HWEALTH OF 09/25/80 660 KGS DEUTERIUM IN THE HIFAR RESEARCH AUSTRALIA (C) 10/03/80 AUSTRALIA 09/29/80 REACTOR XMAT0143
'ALDRICH CHEMICAL 10/08/80 5 KGS DEUTERIUM FOR HMR APPLICATIONS IN INDIA (D) 10/14/80 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 10/14/80 XMAT0146
- SIGMA CHEMICAL 10/20/80 10 KGS DEUTERIUM FOR HMR APPLICATIONS IN HEW ZEALAND (H) 10/24/80 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 10/24/80 XMAT0149 I
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LICENSE HUMBER DESCRIPTION DESTINATION STATUS iEHERAL ATOMIC 04/26/79 MIS. COMP 0HENTS FOR UA-RR-1 RES. REACTOR EYGPT (C) 04/30/79 VALUE S40,605.
05/03/79 XCOM0237
- HASE HUCLEAR 10/10/79 75,000 LBS ZIRCONIUM EXTRUDED TUBES FOR ROMANIA (D) 10/16/79 COOLANT PUMPS FOR ENTERPRISE CERNAVODA I 10/17/80 XCOM0315 VALUE $2,600,000.
lYROH JACKSON 03/06/80 SPECIALLY DESIGHED PARTS AHD COMP 0HEHTS INDIA (C) 03/11/80 FOR TARAPUR 03/18/80 XCOM0377 VALUE $3,000,000.
'ELEDYNE WAH CHANG 03/21/80 237,600 LBS ZIRCALOY TREX TUBES FOR ARGENTINA (C) 03/21/80 CORDOBA AND ATUCHA I 03/31/80 XCOM0385 VALUE $4,835,000.
lEUTER-STOKES,IHC.
05/13/80 15 PIECES OF LPRM ASSEMBLIES FOR IH-CORE INDIA (C) 05/14/80 FLUX MAPPING AT TARAPUR 05/21/80 XCOM0407 VALUE $300,000.
l0CKWELL INT'L 05/14/80 GLOBE STOP VALVES FOR USE AT TARAPUR INDIA (C) 06/03/80 VALUE.613,420.
06/03/80 XCOM0409 IESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC 05/15/80 THREE FISSIDH CHAMBERS FOR PARR RESEARCH PAKISTAH (C) 05/20/80 REACTOR 05/30/80 XCOM0410
'ELEDYNE PRECISION 05/29/80 BUTT WELDER TO WELD END CAPS OH ZIRCALOY-4 ARGENTINA (C) 06/03/80 CLAD FUEL RODS FOR TECCA FABRICATION 06/05/80 XCOM0412 FACILITY VALUE $226,665.
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APPLICANT DATE RECEIVED OF LICENSE HUMBER DESCRIPTIDH DESTINATION STATUS REUTER-STOKES 06/25/80 FOUR FISSIDH COUNTERS FOR RESEARCH MEXICO (C) 06/27/80 REACTOR 07/09/80 XCOM0421 VALUE $7,690.
REUTER-STOKES UHDATED ONE FISSIDH COUNTER FOR RESEARCH REACTOR URUGUAY (C) 07/22/80 VALUE $2,500.
07/23/80 XCOM0427 GENERAL ATOMIC 07/18/80 NISC. PARTS FOR TRIGA MARK II RESEARCH INDONESIA (E) 07/25/80 REACTORS AT BANDUNG 10/17/80 XCOM0430 VALUh $200,000.
WESTINGHOUSE 08/20/80 TWO DETECTORS FOR BEZHAU 1 82 SWITZERLAND (G) 08/22/80 VALUE $19,380.
08/22/80 XCOM0442 CARPPENTER TECH.
08/26/80 480 ZIRCALOY FUELCHANNELS FOR CAORSO ITALY (H) 09/02/80 NUCLEAR POWER PLANT 09/02/80 XCOM0444 VALUE $2.850,000.
GENERAL' ATOMIC 09/08/80 MISCELLAHEDUS SPECIALLY DESIGHED PARTS AND ITALY (H) 09/12/80 COMPONENTS FOR TRIGA CHEN AT PAVIA AHD 09/12/80 XCOM0446 TRIGA AT CASSACCIA VALUE $200,000.
BYROH JACKSON PUMP DIV.
09/25/80 MISCELLAHE0lls PARTS AND COMPONENTS FOR USE SWITZERLAND (G) 10/20/80 IN COOLANT PUMPSFORLEIBSTADT REACTOR 10/20/80 XCOM0449 WESTINGii0USE 10/16/80 ONE PROPORTIONAL COUNTER FOR USE IH POWER W. GERMANY (H) 10/20/80 REACTOR IN W. GERMANY 10/20/80 XCOM0450 VALUE $740.
WESTINGHOUSE 10/16/80 5 IONIZATION CHAMBERS FOR BUGEY AND BLAYAIS FRANCE (H) 10/21/80 VALUE $39,300.
10/21/80 XCOM0451 WESTINGHOUSE 10/22/80 ONE COMPENSATED IDHIZATION CllAMBER FOR INDONESIA (C) 10/27/80 BANDUNG RESEARCH REACTOR 10/28/80 XCOM0453 VALUE $3,055.
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AND STATUS OF CONSOLIDATION Backgroun'd Information on the Interim Consolidation of NRC Chronology of Events e
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(i November 14, 1980 BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON THE INTERIM CONSOLIDATION OF NRC The NRC is presently located in ten different buildings in the following locations: Washington, D.C., Silver Spring, Rockville and Bethesda, Maryland. The problems associated with this split operation have been documented by both the Kemeny Connission and the Rogovin Reports which called for urgent action to consolidate the agency.
GSA has been developing plans for a permanent headquarters for the agency. These plans will require approval of the House and Senate Public Works Committees, in addition to Congressional appropriation i
of over $115 million. A permanent solution to NRC's space problem is at least six years away, according to the most optimistic estimates.
Since consolidation in one building cannot be achieved for many years, one alternative solution is partial consolidation of the agency in two locations. Such a consolidation plan has been developed by NRC and endorsed by OMB. This plan involves consoli-dating the agency in two primary locations in downtown Washington at 1717 H Street, N.W., and in a group of four adjacent buildings in Bethesda, Maryland. While the interim consolidation plan falls short of consolidation in one location, it would provide a substantial improvement over the existing dispersal in ten buildings in five locations.
Another interim solution for consolidation suggested by GA0 is to move the Commissioners to Bethesda.
NRC's response maintained that this proposal would not reduce the dispersal of the NRC staff.
Recently there have been discussions between Montgomery County and GSA concerning county owned land in Silver Spring. GSA will survey the land to determine if the site is large enough for the NRC.
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CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS April 1977 NRC EDO testified before Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works on need for consolidation emphasizing the acute problems of NRC's housing.
May 1977 Senate Comittee on Environment and Fublic Works directed GSA (with NRC) to investigate feasibility and need for consolidating in Washington area.
Aug. 1977 GSA recommended phased consolidation of NRC in leased space in a building to be constructed in Washington, D.C.
Oct.1977 House Comittee on Public Works and Transporation approved con-solidation provided GSA obtain 600,000 square feet in one building.
April 1978 Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works directed GSA to further consider locating NRC in Montgomery County.
July 1978 GSA report recommended consideration of two locations in D.C., and three in Montgomery County be considered.
Early 1979 Acute space problems, caused by NRC staff growth, demanded interim relief. GSA secured limited space in Air Rights II building in Bethesda.
Ma r. 1979 TMI-2 accident.
May 1979 Environmental Impact Statement completed for move to downtown Washington and other locations.
Oct.1979 Kemeny Comission Report.
"... geographical spread, which places top management in Washington and most of the staff in Bethesda and Silver Spring... inhibits easy exchange of ideas." Agency "... should be located in same building or group of buildings."
Jan. 1980 Special Inquiry Group (Rogovin Report) "... physical' separation of the Comission from the staff, and of staff offices and branches from one another, is not only time-wasting but also encourages a poor working relationship and fragmentation of the staff."
April 1980 OMB directed GSA to provide interim consolidation in Bethesda and Matomic Building.
June 1980 At request of Montgomery County further investigation made by GSA to find space in County.
Best possibility required location in eight buildings in three locations.
Aug. 1920 House Committee on Public Works and Transportation agreed to resolution to eventually consolidate NRC in Silver Spring.
Resolution directed GSA to consolidate NRC in the interim in " suitable space in Bethesda." Adequate space has not been found in Bethesda.
Sept. 19E0 GA0 Report.
Concluded that accaptable alternative to OMS interim consolidation plan was to move Codmissioners to Bethesda.
NRC's response maintained this proposal did not reduce the dispersal of the NRC staff.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON REACTOR SAFEGUARDS With the revision in 1957 of the Atomic Energy Act, the U.S. Congress established the Advisory Comittee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) as a statutory Comittee. The ACRS is an independent panel of advisors charged with the responsibility to review safety studies as well as the construction permit and operating license applications for nuclear power reactors and other nuclear facilities. The findings of the ACRS are reported to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and are made a part of the public record.
The Comittee also provides advice to the Commission on a wide variety of safety-related issues such as the hazards of existing or proposed reactor facilities, the adequacy of proposed reactor safety standards, reactor safety research activities, specific technical issues of a topical nature, and the safety of operating nuclear power reactors.
Topical reviews are performed by the Comittee upon request by the NRC Commissioners or upon its own initiative. In addition, when requested by the Department of Energy (DOE), the Comittee reviews and provides reports with regard to the possible hazards of DOE nuclear facilities and activities.
An expansion of the Committee's statutory responsibilities (Public Law 95-209) requires that the Committee review the NRC's Reactor Safety Research Program and submit an annual report to the Congress regarding its adequacy.
To assist the Advisory Comittee on Reactor Safeguards in carrying out its function, the Congress has authorized the Committee to establish a fellowship program under which persons having appropriate engineering or scientific expertise are Lssigned particular tasks relating to the functions of the Committee. These ACRS fellowships are for 2-year periods and the recipients are selected pursuant to criteria established by the Committee.
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4 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THE SCHEDULE OF LICENSING ACTIONS FOR POWER PLANTS i
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OCT 1130 PFPN AFOUP FOP:
Chaiman Ahearne FTW:
William J. Dircks Execut,1ve Director for Operations
SUBJECT:
UPDATF 0F TARGET SCHEDULFS FOR OPERATING LICENSE REVIEWS PROVIDED TO THE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS SUBCOP9(ITTEE IN ArPIL 1980 per your renuest at a recent staff meeting, we have updated the target schedules for operatino license reviews which were provided to the House Appropritations Sukomittee (Bevill Schedules) in April 1980.
The update of these target schedules is enclosed. Also enclosed is a brief discussion of the manner in which these schedules sere developed. An additional etohteen plants were added to the list to reflect operating license activity throuch 1985. Also enclosed is an annotated copy of tFs original target schedules.
Since April the staff has issued two full-power operating Itcenses on or ahead of the April Pev111 schedule (North Anna 2 and Sequoyah 1).
In addition, the steff has orepared another three low power SER's within 0-3 months of the April schedules (Farley 2 Salem 2 and Diablo Canyon). One of these facilities has been issued a low power cperatina license and one has been submitted to a hearing board.
For the other facility, Farley 2, the staff has completed its review and the Cceraission has approved issuance of the license about six weeks prior to the estimated construction completion date.
As anticinated in April many of the facilities for which target schedules were developed have experienced construction delays. Based on a recent staff survey of applicant estimates for construction completion dates, the Caseload Forecast Panel has updated the estimates for construction completion dates. Using these new dates, as well as revised estimates for decision actions including cases in the hearinn process, the April target schedules were revised. Of the original forty facilities of the April 2 list, two CL's were issued on or before schedule.
majority of the changes resulted from delays 'g dates remained unchanged. The 20 OL issue dates have changed and 9 OL issue in construction completion. The number of impacted plants (delayed by licensing) has increased from three to five.
Pith respect to the six active CP's, the staff prepared a status report on the l
siy active CP's in response to questions received from the House Appropriations l
Comittee in April 1980. There have been no significant changes in the status of the six active CP proceedings. The CP applicants are awaiting the publication of i
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