ML19261B535
| ML19261B535 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Hope Creek  |
| Issue date: | 02/01/1979 |
| From: | Boyd R Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| ML19261B536 | List: |
| References | |
| CPPR-121-A-5, NUDOCS 7902280150 | |
| Download: ML19261B535 (4) | |
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y.~.v...f PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS C0FPANY AND ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COBPANY HGPE CREEK GENERATING STATION, UNII 1 DOCKET NO. 50-354 ABENDfENT TO CONSTRUCTION PERMIT Construction Permit No. CPPR-120 Amendment No. 5 Pursuant to a Decision by the Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeal Board dated January 12, 1979, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission hereby issues Amendment No. 5 to Construction Permit No. CPPR-120 by adding Paragraphs 3.E(22) through 3.E(25) of CPPR-120 as follows:
(22 ) The applicants shall monitor all forms of liquified natural gas (LNG) and liquified petroleum gas (LPG) traffic on the Delaware River.
They shall also monitor those activities along the waterway which might lead to significant traffic of that kind in the future. A yearly report of actual LNG and LPG traffic projections for future traffic shall be made to the Cammission's staff. However, major changes in either actual or projected traffic, such as approval by the Federal Energy Regulatory Conmission of the proposed West Deptford Terminal, shall be reported within 30 days.
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The applicants M all monitor existing and planned construction or facilities ic' or along the Delaware River, within the 24 ndle catchment dis-tance and report yearly to the Con.'ission's staff as to the existence or planned construction of additional rammable objects, mooring or docking sites, or any other facility that might cau:e a significant change in the probability of a flammable vapor cloud reaching the plant.
7902280150 (24) At intervals of not more than two years, the applicants shall submit to the staff a summary of LNG and LPG shipping experience, similar to that contained in Kalelkar Supplemental Testi-many, Appendix D.
To the extent possible, the data collected should be related to the various pertinent probability factors and their effect on those factors should be indicated.
This review should include the results of pertinent experimental programs and the development of new or existing analytical methods which might similarly be related to those f actors and the effect of their application on the probability factors considered in this case.
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In the event that the monitoring programs disclose a change or changes that might have a significant adverse effect on the flammable vapor cloud probability, the applicants should prepare and submit to whether the 1 x 10 gff an analysis of the Commission's st standard will be met. If it is not, the applicants should submit within three months a proposed method by which the changed circunstances will be countered to re-establish a sufficiently low probabil-ity factor.
Copies of all reports and proposals submitted by the appli-cants to the staff under Paragraphs 3.E(22) through 3.E(25) shall be sent to the Office of the Public Advocate of the State of New Jersey.
This amendment is effective as of th of iss ce.
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Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
' Date of Issuance: February 1, 1979
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PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS C0ffANY AND ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC C0tPANY HOPE CREEK GEiiERATING STATION, UNIT 2 DOCKET NO. 50-355 ANENDf1NT TO CONSTRUCTION PERMIT Construction Permit No. CPPR-121 Amendment No. 5 Pursuant to a Cecision by the Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeal Board dated January 12, 1979, the fluclear Regulatory Commission hereby issues Amendment No. 5 to Construction Permit No. CPPR-121 by adding Paragraphs 3.E(22) through 3.E(25) of CPPR-121 as follows:
(22 ) The applicants shall monitor all forms of liquified natural gas (LfiG) and liquified petroleum gas (LPG) traffic on the Delaware River.
They shall also monitor those activities along the waterway which might lead to significant traffic of that kind in the future. A yearly report of actual LNG and LPG traffic projections for future traffic shall be made to the Commission's staff. However, major changes in either actual or projected traffic, such as approval by the Federal Energy Regulatory Conmission of the proposed West Deptford Terminal, shall be reported within 30 days.
(P^ ) The applicants shall monitor existing and planned construction of facilities in or along the Delaware River, within the 24 mile catchment dis-tance and report yearly to the Connission's staff as to the existence or planned construction of additional rammable objects, mooring or docking sites, or any other f acility that might cause a significant change in the probability of a flammable vapor cloud reaching the plant.
(24 ) At intervals of not mo're than two years, the applicants shall submit to the staff a summary of LNG and LPG shipping experience, similar to that contaired in Kalelkar Supplemental Testi-many, Appendix D.
To the extent possible, the data collected should be related to the various pertinent probability factors and their ef fect on those f actors should be indicated.
I This review should include the results of pertinent experimental programs and the development of new or existing analytical methods which might similarly be related to those f actors and the effect of their application on the probability factors considered in this case.
(25 )
In the event that the monitoring programs disclose a changc or changes that might have a significant adverse effect on the flammable vapor cloud probability, the applicants should prepare and submit to the Commission's stpff an analysis of whether the 1 x I N standard will be met. If it is not, the applicants should submit within three months a proposed method by which the changed circumstances will be countered to re-establish a sufficiently low probabil-ity factor.
Copies of all reports and proposals submitted by the appli-cants to the staff under Paragraphs 3.E(22) through 3.E(25) shall be sent to the Office of the Public Advocate of the State of New Jersey.
This amendment is effective as of the d t of issuan 7
, ser S. Bo', Di rec.or Division of Project lanagemen Of fice of Nuclear Re ictor Regulation Date of Issuance: February 1, 1979
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