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8/4/2011 - Presentation for Meeting with the Technical Specifications Task Force and the Nuclear Energy Institute Regarding Gas Accumulation Issues and TSTF-523
ML112200077
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Site: Technical Specifications Task Force, Nuclear Energy Institute
Issue date: 08/31/2011
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NRC, TSTF, and Other Stakeholders Public WorkshopAugust 4, 2011 Agenda*Administrative

  • Status of Gas Accumulation Generic CommunicationsInformationNotice2011 17*Information Notice 2011-17*Generic Letter 2008-01
  • Review of Action Items
  • Public Comments
  • Purpose is to inform addressees of recent instances of gas accumulation in safety-related systems in which the resulting operability determination of the as-found condition relied on computer models that were not demonstrated to be technically appropriate for the

intended application.

  • No NRC requirements
  • No specific action or written response required by addressees REGULATIONS 50.36 Appendix A Appendix BTSs and SRs NEI 09-10TSTF-523 RIS 2005-20 IMC Part 9900 Licensee Programs Guidance Document ??Is there something

missing to achieve an industry guidance document??

Generic Letter 2008-01

  • Action ItemsCikihidhhbi
  • C ont inue to wor k w i t h i n dustry t h roug h NEI to o b ta i n a comprehensive gas management document based on the continued review and development of NEI 09-10.
  • Prepare a safety evaluation when it receives an acceptable NEI gas management document.
  • Prepare a regulatory issue summary that announces the endorsement of the acceptable NEI gas management document.

Generic Letter 2008-01Action Items Continued

  • Continue to work with industry through NEI to develop acceptable methodologies for predicting gas movement phenomena.
  • Continue to work with the TSTF to enhance the TSs and establish a program for managing gas accumulation.
  • Continue to su pport Re gion ins pection activitiesppgp