ML19316A831
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| Issue date: | 05/20/1980 |
| From: | Felton J NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM) |
| To: | Crichton R AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
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1980 g 20 Mr. Ronald B. Crichton P. O. Box 321 IN RESPONSE REFER 0xford, MI 48051 TO F0IA-80-235
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Appendix A 1.
fiUREG-0024 DES Related to the Clinch River Breeder Reactor Plant 2.
NUREG-0350 Report on Strategic Special Nuclear Material Inventory Differences 3.
fiUREG-0450 Report of the Material Control and Accounting Task Force, Volumes 1-4 4.
NUREG-0464 Site Security Personnel Training Manual 5.
NUREG-0465 Training Manual for Security Guards e
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FOIA-80-235 Appendix B Report Number Title Price 1.
NUREG-0170 Final Environmental Statement on the Volu$me:
Transportation of Radioactive Material by 1.
4.75 Air and Other Needs
- 2. $5.50 2.
NUREG-0178~
Basic Considerations for Assembling a CCTV
$2.50 3.
NUREG-0184 Users Guide for Evaluating Physical Security
$3.50' Capabilities of Nuclear Facilities by the EASI Method 4.
NUREG-0219 Nuclear Security Personnel for Power Reactors -
$4.75 Content and Review Procedures for a Security Training and Qualification Program 5.
NUREG-0220 Interim Acceptance Criteria for a Physical
$3.50 Security Plan for Nuclear Power Plants
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NUREG-0225 Physical Protection of Nuclear Facilities
$1.50 Quarterly Progress Report October - December 1976 7.
NUREG-0228 Calorimetric Assembly of Plutonium Bearing
$1.50 Solids t
8.
NUREG-0229 Some Examples of the Estimation of Error for
$1.75 Calorimetric Assay of Plutonium Bearing Solids 9.
NUREG-0230 Verification of Prior Measurements by NDA
$1.50 10.
NUREG-0231 EASI on the HP-25, HP-65, and HP-67
$1.50
- 11. NUREG-0249 Tenporal Response Methods for Dynamic Measure-
$1.75
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ment of In-Process Inventory of Dissolved Nuclear Material
- 12. NUREG-0318 Desirabilityand Feasibility of Vault Autonation
$3.75 in Special Nuclear Material Sabotage
- 13. NUREG-0377 Structure and Drafting of Safeguards Regulatory
$4.75 Documents 14.
NUREG-0414 Safeguarding a Domestic Mixed 0xide Industry
$1.50 Against A Hypothetical Subnational Threat
- 15. NUREG-0459 Generic Adversary Characteristics Summary
$4.25 Report
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F01A-80-235 Appendix B Report Number Title frice 16.
NUREG-0524 Domestic Safeguards - Annual Report to
$2 50
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Congress Fiscal Year 1978 17.
NUREG-0525 Safeguards Summary Event List
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$4.75 18.
NUREG-0561 Physical Protection of Shipments of Irradiated
$1.75 Reactor Fuel 19.
NUREG-0575 Final Generic Environmental Impact Statement on volume:
the Handling and Storage of Light Water Power 1.
$4.50 Reactor Fuel 2.
$7.2' 3.
$6.01 20.
NUREG-0576 Nuclear Power Reactor Security Personnel
$3.50 Training 21.
NUREG-0627 A Safeguards Case Study of the. Nuclear flaterials Executive and Equipment Corporation Uranium Processing Sunnary $1.75 Plant, Apollo, PA Text
$5.00 Appendix A.
$4v75 B.
$5.50 22.
NUREG-75/010 Methods for the Accountability for Uranium
$4.75 Dioxide 3
23.
NUREG/CR-0014 An Evaluation of the Uses of Calorimentry for
$3.50
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Shipper-Receiver Measurements of Plutonium 24.
NUREG-CR/0027 Ca, ability for Intrusion Dctection at Nuclear
$5.50 Ft 1 Sites 25.
NUREG/CR-0033 Proceduras for Rounding Measurements Results in
$1.50 Nuclear Materials Control and Accounting (PNL) 26.
NUREG/CR-0061 Preparation of Working Calibration and Test
$2.00 Materials:
Plutonium 0xide 27.
NUREG/CR-0083 Material Unaccounted for Performance Analysis of $3.50 a U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Licensee 28.
NUREG/CR-0087 Considerations for Sampling Nuclear Materials for $2.00 SNM Accounting Measurements (PNL) 29.
NUREG/CR-0099 The Evaluation of Road-Transit Physical
$1.75 Protection Systems
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F01A-80-235 Appendix B Report Number Title Price 30 NUREG/CR-0100 Estimates of LLEA Officer Availability
$1.50 31.
NUREG/CR-0139 Preparation of Working Calibration and Test
$2.00 Materials: Mixed Oxide 32.
NUREG/CR-0181 Barrier Penetration Data Base
$2.25 Revisioni
$3.50 33.
NUREG/CR-022 8 Physical Protection of Nuclear Material
$1.50 In-Transit Quarterly Progress Report October-December 1977 34.
NUREG/CR-0234 Physical Protection of Huclear Facilities
$2.00 Quarterly Progress Report January March 1978 35.
NUREG/CR-0296 Safeguards Automated Facility Evaluation
$1.'50 (SAFE) Methodology 36.
NUREG/CR-0313 Reactor Safeguards System Assessment and
$3.50 Design 37.
NUREG/CR-0350 EASI Program Improvements for HP-67 and TI-59
$3.25 Calculators 38.
NUREG/CR-0360 Physical Protection of Nuclear Facilities
$1275' Quarterly Progress Report April-June 1978 39.
NUREG/CR-0364 Simulating Barrier Penetration During Combat
$2.25 40.
NUREG/CR-03651 Physical Protection of Nuclear Material
$1.75 In-Transit Quarterly Report January-fiarch 1978 41.
NUREG/CR-0372 Design Criteria for Vault Automation in Special
$3.25 Nuclear Material Storage 42.
NUREG/CR-0445 SABRES I: Conflict Simulation !!odel for S. C.
$4.00 Keeton Surface Transport Systems 43.
NUREG/CR-0459 A Scientific Data Base for Safeguards Components $1.50 44.
NUREG/CR-0465 A SETS User's Manual for the Fault Tree Analyst'
$3.50
- 45. NUREG/CR-0475 Physical Protection of Nuclear Material
$2.00 In-Transit Quarterly Progress Report April-June 1978
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Appendix B Report Number
' Ti tle Price 46.
NUREG 'm484 Venicle Access and Control Planning Document
$4.25 47.
flVREG/Ch-0485 Vehicle Access and Search Training Manual
$4.75 48.
NUREG/CR-Q490 The Application of Game Theory to Nuclear
$4.00 Material Accounting
- 49. NUREG/CR-0509' Emergency Power Supplies for Physical Security
$3.75' Systems-50.
NUREG/CR-0510 Duress Alarms for Nuclear Fixed-Site Facilities
$3.50 51.
NUREG/CR-0515 Methods for the A ccountability of Reprocessing
$4.25 i
Plant Dissolver & Waste Solutions 52.
NUREG/CR-0531 DYNEST: A Dynamic Estimator Calculation
$4.00 Program 53.
HUREG/CR-0532 Safeguards Against Insider Collusion
$2.25 54.
NUREG/CR-0598 On-Site Inpsection Procedures for SNM Doorway
$2.25 Monitors 55.
NUREG/CR-0616 A Network Modeling and Analysis Technique for
$1.50 the Evaluation of Nuclear Safeguards Effective ( n ness 56.
NUREG/CR-0624 Physical Protection of Nuclear Facilities 'n r rl$1.50 Quarterly Progress Report July-September 1978
- 57. NUREG/CR-0625 Physical Protection of Nuclear Material
$1.75 In-Transit Quarterly Progress Report July-September 1978 58.
NUREG/CR-0662 Computational Tools for Material Control
$1.75 Assessment and Design of Process Monitors:
An Overview 59.
NUREG/CR-0671 Decommissioning Comercial Nuclear Facilities:
$4.75 A Review and Analysis of Current Regulations 4
60.
NUREG/CR-0679 DYNSYL: A General Purpose Dynamic Simulator
$4.00 for Chemical Processes 61.
HUREG/CR-0683 Statistical Methods for Evaluating Sequential
$5.50 Material Balance ' Data
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F01A-80-235 Appendix B Report Number Title Price ~
62'.
NUREG/CR-0694 Physical Protection' of Nuclear liaterial
$2,00 In-Transit Quarterly Progress Report October-December 1978 63.
NUREG/CR-0695 Physical Protection of Nuclear Facilities
$1.75 Quarterly Progress Report October Jecember 1978
- 64. NUREG/CR-0725 Safeguards Network Analysis Procedure (SNAP)
$4.75
- 65. NUREG/CR-0738 Physcial Protection of Nuclear Material
$1.50 In-Transit Quarterly Progress Report January-March 1979 66.
NUREG/CR-0751 Physical Protection of Nuclear Facilities
$2.25 i Quarterly Progress Report January-March 1979 67.
NUREG/CR-0772 Auditing Measurement Control Program
'$1.75
- 68. NUREG/CR-0777 A Digraph-Fault Tree Methodology for the
$5.00-Assessment of Material Control 69.
NUREG/CR-0788 Safeguards Methodology Development History
$1.50 70.
NUREG/CR-0898 Physical Protection of Nuclear Facilities
$1.50 Quarterly Progress Report April-June 1979 71.
NUREG/CR-0919 SOURCE User's Guide
$3.50 72.
NUREG/CR-0921 Programmer's Manual for TRNSM 2
.$5.50 73.
NUREG/CR-0922 User's M'anual "for.TRNSM 2;
$3.50 74.
NUREG/CR-0923' Sensitivity Studies Using the TRNSM 2.
$4.25 Computerized Model for the NRC Physical i
Protection Project 75.
NUREG/CR-0924 A Computerized Transportation Model for the
$4.75 NRC Physical Protection Project-Versions I and II 76.
NUREG/CR-0925 Development of a Transport Network for the
$4.00 NR0 Physical Protection Project 77.
NUREG/CR-0928 Application of SAFE to an Operating Reactor
$1.75
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F01A-80-235 Appendix B Price Report Number Title
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- 78. NUREG/CR-0929 SABRES'II: An Individual Resolution Small
$3.50 Arms Combat Simulation Model
- 79. NUREG/CR-0935 Transient Shipmen't Rule Value-rmpact A.nslys'is
$4.75
- 80. NUREG/CR-0950 A Review of the Application of Strategic
$3.50 Analysis to Nuclear Material Accounting 81.
NUREG/CR-0956 Commentary on Spent Fuel Storage at flohis.
$4.00 Operation 82.
NUREG/CR-0963 DYNESTI: A Revised Dynamic Estimator Calculation $3.75.
Program 83.
NUREG/CR-0987 SANDIA - ORIGEN User's Manual
$4.00 84.
NUREG/CR-1102 A Systematic Assessment for Sgds.
Volume:
1.
$1.75 2.
$5.50 1
3.
$5.50 85.
NUREG/CR-1140 Aggregated Systems Model of Nuclear Safeguards Volume:
J.
$2.25 2.
$4.25
- 86. NUREG/CR-1142 Remote Response Mechanisms
$3.75 87.
NUREG/CR-1202 COPS - A Model for Estimating Local Law
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$2.25 Enforcement Ment Availability 88.
NUREG/CR-1255 SKIRT 1ISH and AMBUSH - Tactical Board Games
$3.50 -
for Development and Evalualtion of Road Transit Physical Protection Systems l
89.
NUREG/CR-1263 Compilation of State Laws and Regulations on
$8.00 Transportation of Radioactive Materials 90.
NUREG/CR-1279 The Insider Threat to Secure Facilities -
A Synopsis of Nine Interviews
$3.75 91.
NUREG/CR-1327 Security Lighting Planning document for
$5.50 Nuclear Fixed Site Facilities ~
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Aprendix C Report Number Title
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NUREG-0001 Nuclear Energy Center l51te Survey 2.
NUREG-0015 Securi'y Agency Study 3.
NUREG-0095 Joint ERDA - NRC Task Force on Safeguards
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NUREG-Oll8 Preparation of Working Calibration and Test Mtis Plutonium Nitrate Solutions 5.
Sumary Report of Workshop on Sabotage Protection in Nuclear Power Plant Design 6.
NUREG-0145 The "EASI" Approach to Physical Security Evaluatioa 7.
NUREG-0156 The White-Collar Challenge to Nuclear Saf.eguards 8.
NUREG-0177 R.egulatory and Other. Responsibilities As Related to Transportation Accidents 9.
NUREG-0210 S)ecial Nuclear Material Flow Projections for tie Commercial Nuclear Industry 10.
NUREG-0253 Materials - Uranyl Nitrate Solution Preparation of Working Calibration & Test
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NUREG-0256 Methods for.the Accountability of Mixed 0xides 12.
NUREG-0290 A Study of Nuclear Material Accounting, Volumes 1-3
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- NUREG-0320 Interior Intrusion Alarm Systems 14.
NUREG-75/060 Special Safeguards Study - Scopes of Work ~
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NUREG-75/ll4 Statement Before the Energy and Diminishing Materials Committee of the~ California Legislative Assembly 16 NUREG/CR-0040 An Ey41uation of Cost Estimates of Physical Security Systems for Recycled Nuclear Fuel 17.
NUREG/CR-0101 A Tactical Game for Use in the Development and Evaluation of Road-Transit Physical Protection Systems 18.
NUREG/CR-0146 Physical Protection of Nuclear Facilities Quarterlp Progress Report Oct.-Dec.1977 19.
NUREG/CR-0238 A Small-Scale Engagement Model with Arrivals:
Analytical Solutions O
Report Number Title 20.
NUREG/CR-0293 A' Comparison of Shortest Path Algorithms Applied to Sparse Graphs
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21.
NUREG/CR-0372 Design Criteria for Vault Automation in SNM Storage ORNL/NUREG 44 22.
NUREG/CR-0374 Time Series Analysis Techniques Applicable to Nuclear Material Accountability Data 23.
NUREG/CR-0508 Security Communication Systems for Nuclear Fixed Site Facilities ~
24.
NUREG/CR-0641 SOURCE: A Convoy' Ambush Simulation Code 25.
NUREG/CR-0787 A Study of the Fined-Site Neutralization Model (FSNM)-
-Revised Edition
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NUREG/CR-0804 Qualification Planning Workbook 27.
NUREG/CR-0809 Fault Tree' Analysis for Vital Area Identification 28.
NUREG/CR-0849 Safeguards Material Control and Accounting Program:
Quarterly Reports, Vols. I, II, III and IV 29.
NUREG/CR-0869 ADPATH: An Adversary Path Subroutine 30.
NUREG/CR-0960 Saf.eguardsNetworkAnalysisProcedure(SNAP)-Overview 31.
NUREG/CR-0976 User's Guide to Interactive FESEM 32.
NUREG/CR-1114 Physical Protection of Nuclear Facilities quarterly.
Progress Report July-September 1979
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NUREG/CR-1169 Safeguard Vulnerability Analysis Program (SVAP)
Executive Sumary, Volumes 1, II and III
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34.
' SABRES II: Code Description and Users Manual 35.
NUREG/CR-1226 POST: A Subroutine for Path Ordering of Sabtoage Targets 36.
NUREG/CR-1307 Fixed Site Neutralization Model User's Manual 37.
NUREG-CR-1308 Fixed Site Neutralization Model Programmer's Manual l
Vol. I and II
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38.
NUREG/CR-1309 Markov and Semi-Markov Modelling of Small Engagements 39.
NUREG/CR-1310 Human Effects Aspects on Simulating Hos' tile Attacks Against Nuclear Facilities l
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Report Number Title 40.
NUREG/CR-1329 Physical Protection of Nuclear Facilities Quarterly Progress Report October-December 1979 41.
BNL-NUREG-24850 Reactor Facility Threat Analysis and Tactical Respons Procedures 42.
BNL-NUREG-25557 Technical Safeguards Issues for Alternate Fuel Cycles 43.
SAND-75-0504 Safety and Security of Nuclear Power Reactors to Acts of Sabotage 44.
SAND-75-0595 Graph Theoretic Models of Theft Problems 1.
The Basi @
Theft Model 45.
SAND-75-0658 A Security Force-Adversary Engagement Simulation 46.
SAND-75-6061 Fixed-Site Physical Protection System Modeling 47.
SAND-75-6159 Effectiveness Evaluation of Alternative Fixed-Site Safeguards Security Systems 48.
SAND-76-0314 Pathfinding in Graph-Theoretic Sabotage Models.
- 1. Simultaneous Attack by Several Teams 49.
SAND-76-0428 Safeguards System Effectiveness Modeling 50.
SAND-76-0435 Optimal Improvement of Graphs Related to Nuclear Safeguards Problems 51.
SAND-76-0554 Intrusion Detection Systems Handbook, Volumes I and ID 52.
SAND-76-0559 Transportation Safeguards-Topical Report No. 2 Duties of In-Transit Guards 53.
SAND-76-0574 The Region Adjacency Graph. in Sabotage Studies 54.
SAND-76-0682 Simulation of Personnel Control Systems With the Insider Safeguards Effectiveness Model (ISEM) 55.
SAND-76-0706 The Characterization of Directed Trees by Decompositis
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56.
SAND-76-5691 An Overview of Simulation Applications in Safeguards Systems 57.
SAND-76-8660 Analysis and Comparison of_ Transportation Security Systems 58.
SAND-77-0043 Insider Safeguards Effectiveness Modek (ISEM) Users Guide 59.
SAND-77-0075 Nuclear Facility Safeguards Systems Modeling Using Discrete Event Simulation
. Rcpart !; umber Title 60.
SAND-77-0116C Prott: tion of Nuclear Power Plants Against Sabotage 61.
SAND-77-0400 A Structure for the Decomposition of Safeguards Responsiblities 62.
SAND-77-0401C The Use of ISEM in Studying the Impact of Guard Tactics on Facility Safeguards System Effectiveness 63.
SAND-77-0777 Barrier Technology Handbook 64.
SAND-77-0864 Probability of Lightning Strikes to Buried Cables and the Consequent Hazards to Fixed-Site Safeguards Communications 65.
SAND-77-0999 Physical Protection of Nuclear Facilities Quarterly Progress Report Jan.-Mar. 1977 66.
SAND-77-1033 Entry - Control Systems Handbook 67.
SAND-77-1060 SPTH 3: A Subroutine for Finding Shortest Sabotage Path 68.
SAND-77-1165 KSPTH: A Subroutine for the K Shortest Paths in a Sabotage Graph 69.
SAND-77-1367 Users Guide for Evaluation Alternative Fixed-Site Physical Protection Systems Using "FESEM" 70.
SAND-77-1400 Tentative Job Analysis for a'High-level, Fixed-Site, Nuclear Security Officer 71.
SAND-77-1622 Physical Protection of Nuclear Facilities Quarterly Progress Report April-June 1977 72.
SAND-77-2039 MINDPT: A Code for Minimizing Detection Probability Up to a Given Time Away from a Sabotage Ta_rget 73.
SAND-77-2107 Physical Protection of Nuclear Facilities. Quarterly Progress Report July-Sept. 1977 74.
SAND-77-8249 The Evaluation of Safeguanis Systems for Nu lear Material in Transit-The Development of the Program Plan Winter 1977, Quarterly Report 75.
SAND-77-8254 A Survey of Threat Studies Related to the Nuclear Power Industry 76.
SAND-77-8624 Conflict Simulation for Surface Transport Systems 77.
SAND-77-8625 The Configuration of Road Convoys: A Simulation Study 78.
SAND-77-8626 Estimating the Availability of LLEA Officers
5 Report Number Title 79.
SAND-78-Oll2 Users Guide for EASI Graphics 80.
SAND-78-0377 An Evaluation Methodology Based on Physical Security Assessment Results-A Utility Theory Approach 81.
SAND-78-0400 Security Seal Handbook 82.
SAND-78-0452 Susceptibility of a Small Per.imeter Safeguards System to Lightning-Induced Voltage / Current Transients 83.
SAND-78-0457C Light Water Rea cior Safeguards System Evaluation 84.
SAND-78-0493 Codes for Dijkstra's Shortest Path Algorithm 85.
SAND-78-1017 The Design of-Integrated Safeguards Systems for Nuclear Facilities 86.
SAND-78-1846 A Model for Distributed Service Systems 87.
SAND-79-0008 Criteria for Evaluation Guard Force Proposed Response Tactics Interim Progress Report, Oct.-Nov. 1978 88.
SAND-79-1198 Criteria for Evaluating Guard Force Proposed Response Tactics 89.
SAND-79-1675 SNAPi A Tool for Nuclear Physical Protection System Modeling 90.
WASH-1282 Methods for the Accountability of Plutonium Nitrate Solutions 91.
WASH-1335 Methods for the Accountability of Plutonium Dioxide Solutions-
/WPEliDIJX_D P.egulatory Guides Division 5
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Power Reactors 5.1 Serial Numbering of Fuel Assemblies for Light-Water-Cooled Nuclear 72/12 72/12 5.2 Classification of Unirradiated Plutonium and Uranium Scrap 5.3 Statistical Terminology and Notation for Special Nuclear Materials 73/02 Control and Accountability 5.4 Standard Analytical Methods for the Measurement of Uranium Tetra-73/02 fluoride (UF ) and Uranium llexafluoride (UF )
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73/02 5.5 Standard Methods for Chemical, Mass Spectrometric, and Spectro-chemical Analysis of Nuclear-Grade Uranium Dioxide Powders and Pellets 5.6 Standard Methods for Chemical, Mass Spectrometric, and Spectiv-73/05 chemical Analysis of Nuclear-Grade Plutonium Dioxide Powders and Pellets and Nuclear-Grade Mixed Oxides ([U,Pu]O )
2 5.7 Control of Personnel Access tc Protected Areas, Vital Areas, and 73/06 Material Access Areas 5.8 Design Considerations for Minimizing Residual IIoldup of Special 73/06 Nuclear Material in Drying and Fluidized Bed Operations 1
74/05 5.9 Specifications of Ge(Li) Spectroscopy Systems for Material Protec-73/06 tion Measurements--Part 1: Data Acquisition Systems 1
74/05
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5.10 Selection and Use of Pressure-Sensitive Seals on Containers for On-73/07 site Storage of Special Nuclear Material 5.11 Nondestructive Assay of Special Nuclear Material Contained in Scrap 73/10 and Waste 73/11 5.12 General Use of Locks in the Protection and Control of Facilities and Special Nuclear Materials 73/11 5.13 Conduct of Nuclear Material Phys,ical Inventories 73/11 5.14 Visual Surveillance of Individuals in Materisl Access Areas 74/01 5.15 Security Seals for the Protection and Control of Special Nuclear Material 5.16 Standard Methods for Cher'_1, Mass Spectrometric, Spectrochemical, ---
74/01 l
Nucicar, and Radiochemical Analysis of Nuclear-Grade Plutonium 1
75/05 Nitrate Solutions and Plutonium Metal (For Comment)
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5.17 Truck identification Markings 74/01 l
5.18 Limit of Error Concepts and Principles of Calculation in Nuclear 74/01 Materials Control 5.19 Methods for the Accountability of Plutonium Nitrate Solutions 74/01 5.20' Training, Equipping, and Qualifying of Guards and Watchmen 74/01 74/04 5.21 Nondestructive Uranium-235 Enrichment Assay by Gamma-Ray Spectrometry 74/04 5.22 Assessment of the Assumption of Nomality (E= ploying Individual Observed Values) e 9 9
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In Situ As say of Plutenium Reticual lic;1 dup 74/05 5.24 Analysis and Use of Process Data for the Protection of Special 74/06 Nuclear Mater.ial 5.25 Design Considerations for Minimizing Residual lioldup of Special 74/06 i
Nuclear Material in Equipment for Wet Process Operations
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5.26 Selection of Material Balance Areas and item Control Areas 74/06 1
75/04 5.27 Special Nuclear Material Doorway Monitors 74/06 5.28 Evaluation of Shipper-Receiver Differences in the Transfer of Special ---
74/06 Nuclear Materials 5.29 Nuclear Material Control Systems for Nuclear Power Plants 74/06 1
75/06 5.30 Materials Protection Contingency Measures for Uranium and Plutonium ---
74/06 Fuel Manufacturing Plants 5.31 Specially Designed Vehicle With Armed Guards for Road Shipment of ---
74/06 Special Nuclear Material 1
75/04 5.32 Communication With Transport Vehicles 74/06 1
75/05 5.33 Statistical Evaluation of Material Unaccounted For 74/06 Q
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.j Nondestructive Assay for Plutonium in Scrap Material by Spontaneous ---
74/06 Fission Detection 5.35 (Withdrawn -- See 42 FR 41677. 8/18/77) 5.36 Recommended Practice for Dealing With Outlying Observations 74/06 5.37 In Situ Assay of Enriched Uranium Residual ifoldup 74/08 5.38 Nondestructive Assay of High-Enrichment Uranium Fuel Plates by 74/09 Camma-Ray Spectrometry 5.39 General Methods for the Analysis of Uradyl Nitrate Solutions for 74/12 Assay, Isotopic Distribution, and Impurity Determinations 5.40 Methods for the Accountability of Plutonium Dioxide Powder 74/12 5.41 (Not issued) 5.42 Design Considerations for Minimi2ing'Re'sidual Hol' dup of Special 75/01 Nuclear Material in Equipment for Dry Process Operations 5.43 Plant Security Force Duties 75/01 5.44 Perimeter Intrusion Alarm Systems 75/01 1
76/06 i
5.45 Standard Fomat and Content for the Special Nuclear Material Control ---
74/12 and Accounting Section of a Special Nuclear Material License Application (including That for a Uranium Enrichment Facility) 5.46-(Not issued)
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5.47 Control and Accountability of Plutonium in Waste Material 75/02 e 9
Issutd N u r.4 be r Ti:le Rev.
Year /.M: nth 75/02 5.48 Design Considerations--Systems for Measuring the Mass of I.iquids 5.49 internal Transfers of Special Nuclear Material (For Comment) 75/03 5.50 (Not issued) 1 75/06 5.51 Management Review of Nuclear Material Control and Accounting Sys-tems (For Comment) 75/05 5.52 Standard ForTnat and Content for the Physical Protection Section of a Iicense Application (for Facilities Other Than Nuclear Power 1
76/06 Plants (For Comment)
Revisions (For 60-Day Comment) to Chapter 4, " Security Organiza-tion," and Chapter 18, " Security Personnel," of Regulatory Guide 5.52, Revision 1 (For Comment) were issued July 1978.
5.53 Qualification, Calibration, and Error Estimation Methods for Non-75/08 destructive Assay (For Comment) 5.54 Standard Format and Content of Safeguards Contingency Plans for 78/03 Nuclear Power Plants (For Comment) 78/03 5.55 Standard Format and Content of Safeguards Contingency Plans for Fuel Cycle Facilities (For Comment) 5.56 Standard Fomat and Content of Safeguards Contingency Plans for 78/03 Transportation (For Comment) 5.57 Shipping and Receiving Control of Special Nuclear Material (For 76/06 s
Comment) 5.58 Considerations for Establishing Traceability of SNM Accounting 78/11 Measurements (For Comment)
Standard Fonnat and Content for the Licensee Physical Security Plan
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for the Protection of Special Nuclear Material of Moderate or Low 74 g, jy Strategic Significance e
[. 6 O Standard Format and Content for the Physical Protection Plan for
//f M N Strategic Special Nuclear Material in T,ransit I
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Requests for specific draft guides or for placement on an automatic distribution list for single copies of future.
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Second. when a regulatory position has becn established following the resolution" of comments, the guides may be purchased on a subscription or individual copy basis through the Superintendent of Documents. U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO)..The subscription service for regulatory guides will ensure the receipt of all guides issued during the remainder of the current fiscal year (i.e., through September 30,1980) in the divisions ordered. All new subscribers who were not-on the NRC's free distribution list as of October 1,1979, will be furnished at no additional cost the latest revision of all active guides in the divisions to which they subscribe.
Prices for regulatory guide subscriptions are:.
Division 1
Power Reactor Guides
$26.00 Division 2
Research and Test Reactor Guides
$ 3.00-Division 3
Fuels and Materials -Facilities Guides
$ 3.50 Division 4
Environmental and Siting Guides
$ 3.50 Division E
Materials and Plant Protection Guides
$ 4.25 Division 6
Product Guides
'$ 3.00 Division 7
Transportation Guides
$ 3.00-
' Division 8
Occupational Health Guides
$ 6.00 Division 9
Antitrust and Financial Review Guides
$ 3.00 Division 10 General Guides
$ 6.00 Divisions.1 thru 10 inclusive
$47.75 Revisions -in these rates will be announced as appropriate.
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Subscriters cay purchase as many subscriptions for future guides as they need at the prices indicated.
Requests for multiple copies of guides already issued will be filled at $1.50 per copy.
l To subscribe, complete the Regulatory Guide Subscription Account form indicating the method of payment and mail it to the Superintendent of Documents. U.S.
Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, Attention: NRC Regulatory Guide Subscription Account.
You may pay for your subscription by check or money order payable to the Superintendent of Documents or by Visa, Master Charge, or GPO Deposit Account.
- 1 If you have a GP0 Deposit Account, you may order back issues of guides directly i
from the NRC by calling (301)492-7333 or by writing the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, D.C. 20555, Attentian: Publications Sales Manager. All orders should clearly identify the guide or guides by number and your GP0 Deposit Account number.
If you do not have a GP0 Deposit Account, you must send all orders to the Superintendent of Documents at the address given above.
You may obtain a Deposit Account from the Superintendent of Document', U.S.
s Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, by establishing a minimum deposit account of $50~.00.
You will receive an individual Deposit Account number against which you may charge future purchases.
To initiate a GP0 Deposit Account, simply complete the a 0 Deposit Account Order form and return with your payment-as directed.
Any questions or comments about the sale of regulatory guides should be directed to R. Stephen Scott, Chief, Document Management Branch, Division of Technical Information and Document Control. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington,*
D.C. 20555.
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NRC REGULATORY GUIDE SUBSCRIPTION ACCOUNT Return to:
Superintendent of Documents U.S. Government Printing Office Washington, D.C.
20402 Attn:
NRC Regulatory Guide Subscription I wish to subscribe to the following divisions of Regulatory Guides:
$26.00 Division 1
Power Reactor Guides-
$ 3.00
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Division 2
Research and Test Reactor Guides
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$ 3.50 4
Division 3
Fuels and Materials Facilities Guides Division 4
Environmental and Siting Guides
$ 3.50 Division 5
Materials and Plant Protection Guides
$ 4.25 Division 6
Product Guides
$ 3.00-Djvision 7
Transportat ion Guides
$ 3.00 Division 8
Occupational Health Guides
$ 6.00 Division 9
Antitrust and Financial Review Guides
$ 3.00 Division 10 General Guides
$ 6.00 Divisions 1 thru 10 inclusive
$47.75
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My annual subscription fee is $
Remittance enclosed (make checks payable to Superintendent of Documents).
Charge my Master Charge account number Ch;rge my VISA account number Charge my GP0 Deposit Account number My mailing address is:
Any questions concerning regulatory guide subscriptions should be directed to the Publications Sales Manager. Distribution Services Section. U.S. Nuclear.egulatory r
Commission, Washington, D.C. 20555.
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GPO DEPOS!T ACCCUNT ORDER (NRC Rcgufitory Guide Subscription)
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Return to:
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20402 Attn: NRC Regulatory Guide Subscription e
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Place my name on the NRC Regulatory Guide Subscription list for the following divisions and deduct $
from my deposit account.
Division 1
Power Reactor Guides
'$26.00 Division 2
Research and Test Reactor Guides
$ 3.00 Division 3
Fuels and Materials Facilities Guides
$ 3.50 Division 4
Environmental and Siting Guides
$ 3.50 Division 5
Materials and Plant Protection Guides
$ 4.25 I
Division 6
Product Guides
$ 3.00 4
Division 7
Transportation Guides
$ 3.00 Division 8
Occupational Health Guides
$ 6.00 -
Division 9
Antitrust and Financial Review Guides
$ 3.00 Division 10 General Guides
$ 6.00' Divisions 1 thru 10 inclusive
$47.75-
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Any questions concerning regulatory guide subscriptions should be directed.to the Publications Sales Manager, Distribution Services Section, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, D.C. 20555.
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