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Informs of Review Completion of & Provides Additions to Proposed Findings of Fact & Conclusions of Law Submitted by Pg&E,

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UMITED STATES OF /d:ZRICA ATO:11C E;;ERGY C0:411SS10N In the Matter of

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PACIFIC CAS AND ELECTRIC

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Docket No. 50-275 COMPANY

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(Diablo Canyon l'oclecr Pouer

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'b Plant)

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FED 281939> ~.

PROPOSED FItGI!.GS OF PACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAu 0'

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SUEMITTED LY THE AEC REGULATORY _ STAFF co p

D The rtaf f has reviewed the "Proposed Findings of Tcet and Conclusions of Lau Submitted by Pccific Ges and Elcetric Cotapany",

dated February 22, 1958, and has cencluded that only the follou-ing cdditions need be proposed.

1.

Add to paragraph 13 the follouing transcript references:

'Tr. pp. 351-354."

2 Add the following statement to paragraph 15:

Before operation at any pouer level in excess of 3250 hJ(t) may be undertaken, the Coanission will review the ciatter to assure that the facility can be operated safely at the higher power level and take appropriate licensing action.

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Add the follouing transcript references to paragraph 16:

'Tr. pp. 522-535. "

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4 Add the following, transcript refctenec to paragraph 17:

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'Tr. p. 324. "

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Add to paragrcph 18 the fo11 cuing trcnscript references:

'Tr. pp. 344-350, 362-354. "

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Insert "particult.te" betueen "and" and "filters" at page j

10, line 25, paragraph 20 to clarify the type of filters provided as one of the engineered safety features to raininize the consequences of the hypothetical "loss of c

coolant" eccident. Add the follouing trer. script n

references to paragraph 20:

'Tr. pp. 325, 457, 4S3-487. "

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Add to paragraph 22 the followins transcript references

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Tr. pp. 382-389, 396-410, 421 and 438 "

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8., Add to paragraph 23 the following transcript"references:

'Tr. pp. 490-509. "

Respectfully submitted, M

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Troy B. donner, Jr.

i Trial Counsci l'

Dated at Ecthesda,1:aryland, this 28th day of February, 1958.

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p.t PROPOSED FINDItiGS OF F7,CT AO e

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PAC IFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO;'Pld."!

P 11h PRELIMINhnY STE.TEi;El;T 12 t

Thic proceeding involves.the cpplication of 12 1.

i 14 Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PGandE) dt.ted Jcnuary 36, 15,l 1967, as amended by nine amend: ente. nupplen:-ntal thereto (the

[l ep;,11' cation as amended is hereinafter referred to -as tha y

bl l'/ E ";spplicat,ien"),. for appropriat.c licenses under Section 104 b.

I, as amended, to conitruct and

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of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, 15 i

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1.:.. ; operate a 3250 megawatt (thermal) pressuriz6d sn3 er reactor I nucienr power plant on a site on the Pacific Coast in San Luis.

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21 Obispo County, ' California.

(Safety Evaluation by Atouic 22 Energy Commission (AEC) Division of Reactor Licensing, AEC 1; Partial Su!=ary of Application 23 Staf f Exhibit 1 (S.E. 1) p.

Prepared by Pacific Gas and Electric _ Company, Applicant's 24 25 Exhibit 1 (A.E. 1) p. 1; Transcript '(Tr. ) pp. 4, 60, 149,1171.)

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The Application uns revim_ted by the regulatory f

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e a l n o r ev i t/. c. c'. by th 7,0v i s ory Cor.m.i tt e e ce not.ctar wn 4,

(ACnG) \\thich con -luded that the proposed feci]ity Snteguards r,

l it can be can be conntructcd with rc:$on::blo cscurance that 6

operated without unduc rick to the health and ccfoty of the r

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pub li c.

(S. E. 1 Appundin B; Tr. pp. 60, 61, 179, 180.)

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Oa Jnm'ary 12, 1968 the AEC is cutd a "notict-9 of Mcaring on Appliention for Provisional Construction Perm:.t" 10 and Electric Ccipany (Dir.blo in the tc.'.tter of Pccific Gr.3 11 50-275, which cet.,

Canyon Nuclotr Power Plant), Dochet No.

12 3 out the icouca to be concidorod and initir.lly decidrd by thic f

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Atonic Scfoty and Liccnaing Board 16 f. AEC to conduc t thic p':c;cc. ding, ns a basic for daterminin whether c provisional construction pernit should be incued to 16

.This notice of Houring wt.s publichid in tho FCDORAL 17 PGandt.

(33 r. n. 516; Tr. p. 4. )~~~ ~

i nEGISTER on Januery 13, 1960 IS in thic t. tatter 4.

Potitions for Leave to Intory:n9 19 woro filed by the following:

2C-Date Filed 21 Petitioner

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Janunry 18, 1960 Stato of California 22 San Luic Obicpo Bay January 26, 1968 22 Proporties, Inc.

2' International Drotherhood of Electrical Workoro, January 30, 1963 2'

Local 1245 2*

Scenic Shorclina Prosorvation January 30, 1958 Conference, Inc.

January 30, 1960 Frederick Eicolor

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in u 0: d. r date.d h brua ry 2, INC, L:v M: rf <, rc n'

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j t-titica of th. State of Californir fo. 1: e /t to in',ci 1

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l P... u: n t. to the requ i rc:.1c n ts of the Act and the AEC's regulctivin, u p'

er-ing conference was hold by the Donrd in San Luis Obinpo, 6

6 CaliLornia, on Febru :ry 6, 1960.

At the prc*c:aring con #erenec.

the petitionc of the Scenic Choreline Preservation Conference, l

7 and Frederich Dissler were stated to be in opposition to I,

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The

[1 the grrnting of c corn'truction peri. tit to PGI.ndE.

c lo q pot.i tior's of the abo.' -nn:.ed petitionc ro, with the exceptio 1

granted by the Botrd at the i

of Frc.ierich Eins]er, wort.

1; Thc' peti tion of Frcicrich Eissler uus prehcaring conference.

1; the 1.tc rulen of practico U.S he was given i

3,: ! deficient undv 1950 by the E.onrd to cure the deficiency.

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Eicoler, the Bonrd, in en Nothing further being filed by Mr.

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1968, denied his petition for leave 1

order dated February 14, to interheno.

(T r. pp. 114, 115, 129.)

1-This proceeding is a "contested proceeding"

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within the tr.cnning of 10 CPR 2.104.

(Tr. pp. ilEi,.190. )

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A public henring uns held by the Board on 6.

1968 to consider the issues specified for February 20 and 21, 21 a contested procccding in the published Notice of Hearing.

23 23 (Tr. p.

122A,)

24 fit: DINGS OF FACT 25 is a larga operating public utility 7.

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N:.nd; p 2 <.nn to fi:. nce the co..

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of the proposed facility, which it 5

of its continting conr.truction C

mntcly f188,400,000, as a p?rt (Lovejoy Testimo:y pp. 1-5 cnd Appcndix A thereto:

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t in the PGanAE has had extensive experlt:ncJ 8.

9 construction and operacion of electric generating 10

design, PGandE p:.rronnel have bcen involved sith nuc1 car 4

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1 her of yearc, and its Huuboldt Bi.y r.

12 ' power generction for a nt:

1963.

A ntrib: r of its reactor hrs been in oport. tion since 13 i

iEcuJd by the AFC.

I, persont.el hold reactor operntor licencas 14 O r t.i nghou n o 10

. The nuclear s houm crpp]y cyc tcm t.upplier,1:

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~ Electric Corporation, hac designe d cr.d conetructed a nw.bt r I

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!{ of prcssurized water reactors.which have been licensed by 17 1;-

i AEC.

(S. E, 1 p. 1; Joint Exhibit A, Vol.

I, pp. 3-5.)

I the proposed plant is adjacent to 9.

The site for

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Diablo Creek on the Pacific Oconn in San Luis Obi.<>po County, 2:

The exclusion aron distance from the reactor to 2,

California.

The the nearcat site boundary on land will be one-half nilo.

22 is six railes and the population Icw population zonc radius 2.?

conter distance is ten rr.iles, which is the distance from the 24 The site site to the nearcct boundary of San Luis Obispo.

25 The 5SS-acre portion consists of approxitately 750 acres.

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The dood tea thin lend -

5 c( nveying title in foe t.o PGu.dh has bcon depocited in escrev,.

6 f. al{ong with PGandE's conr.idere. tion thr.refor, and the escro.e

.i. vill be closed upon correctio.: of certain descriptions in the 7

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(S. E.

1 pp. 3-4; A.E.

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2. Tr. pp. 287, 208, 482, f

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483.)

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The climate of the aren is typical of the r

l' 11 :l central California coaste1 region.

Tac motccerolog.ical progror

.I 12'l preparaed by PGcndE is ndequate to pro /ido a basin for the development of a gascoun radicective rolesce liuit and to.

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cc nfirm the conservatism of dif ft.cion paranters used in the 1

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.t analysis of potentini accidental reic:ses.

(S.E. 1 pp. 4, 5; I

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The pinnt will be founded on firra bedrock i

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The geologic

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study of the site included excavction of about 2 400 feet of t

19 trenches that woro cAcaynted through the terrace tanterial a 2C r

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reinirwta of three feet into bedrock.

Sevorcl old, smn11 f aults ca.n be identified in the bedrock, but no indications

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The evidenco indicates there l

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il has boon no movement in the sm.all bedrcck faults at the sito 2.;

af for over 100,000 years, and probe.bly much longer.

Therefore, U

the probability of surface fault rupture at the site is to 2c renote that it racy bo snfoly disrestrded.

(S. E. 1 pp. 5, 6;.

/.. E. 3 pp. 3-5.)

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w.c p) tint he.u been d.mif.e-t. vi th.tt.re t ho 1

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t. A i. e.1 i t '.. i n Of the prsible enrlheju*h 2

gen 6til ci rc a.

dot < inined that n 1.agnitudo 7-1/4 (Richter) e.nr t.hg a nh e r 101. ;

4 20 miles frcr the cito, ind

, the Nacimiento rault, which is 5

c c [ an af t.ershoch with a uagnitudo of 6-3/4 at the sito rcculting b from a nagnitudo 0-1/2 certhquaho a]ong the San Andreno t

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6 Fault, which is 48 miles from the site, profuced the ma>:Junn l

l ground accelernt3 cnc at the site.

These erro calcultated to i

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(cdjusted to 0.15 g for decign purpoccc) and 0.20 g, be 0.12 g 10 d

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1Tnen the responso cpactra of the two carth-11 j

12 j qunhee were consid red it was found that the hypothetical i

l earth:;unko 1.long the uncimiento Pault prcduced higher 13 I

14 j cccolcrations in ctructures having longer nttural perioSs r

thiin the other earthqun':e.

(s.t. 1 pp. 6-G: ti. E. 1 pp. 5, 15 11 6 6.)

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Structures and components iu ortant to nucicar l safety, f.ailure of which might cause, or inercase the severity 36 Io of, an accident, including ctructures end components vital to I

l j safe chutdown and isolction of the reactor, are clasnified 2c Structures and conponents irportant to reactor.

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operation but not escontial to safe shutdown and isolation 22 of the rocctor arc considered as Class II.

Structures and j.

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co:r.ponents not reltted to reactor operation or containr:cnt 24 are considered as C1nso III.

Class ~I structures will bc-25 designed to withstnnd horizontal ceisnilet.11y induced lor.ds 26 i

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paa :c r.pce tra of ei ther of the two by tm3ng rc:

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co'v:tt nt r qu:.3 to tur -third. cf the l

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5 str 'nscs due to horizonte1 and ver tier,1 r.cccle.:rationc wi ll

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be bonsidered to act cinultaneoucly cr.d vill le added 6

9 Conservr.tive vt. lues of structural darping will bc 7

directly.

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Af ter completion of the design a revicw will be mLdc 8

to assure no loco of function for cc:.ponents noccanary for a 9

i 10 j na fe shutdown uaing a co:Ained renponse spectrum wi t.h Cinoc JI acceleri. tion values tvice these used in the decign.

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structurcs and co cponcnic wi)1 be 6:nigned on a.str tic 12 r.nalycic br. sic using a seimic horizontal cc: f ficicnt of 13,

Class III.

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0. 20 g and strezcas n11catd by applicLb)e ec de.3.

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l ctructures end corponents will be designcd tecording to the 3r j (S. ):. 1 carthT."'.c regulations of the Unifer.~ Brilding Code.

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The plant will be designed so the.t it wi11 not 38 from either distr.ntly or locL11y I c, be subject to da.uge 1:ost of the plant will be 20 gencrtted so'icmic sea waves.

located at or above cicvation 85 feet above sea level.

21 Cooling water for the plant will be taken from the Pacific 22 Class I equipment located at the intoke will bc 23 ?

Ocean.

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1.. protected by a wall or other suittsbic t.cnns to acco:::c.odate i

In the l-n wave runup of 30 feet t.bove nean lower icw water.

25 event of a drawdown occurring with a coisnic sea wave in

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rwpfdy stiit t:r 1,o the iat.s:i liary e, alt v

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The proposed reactor is dr.ricy..d to operrte at '

i 15.'t with an ct:pected ultitrato cz.pability of 3391 I;< t.

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3250 I

PGandn ht.c designed the ranjor cc: ppnents including the con-

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.tain:unt structuro and cacrgency cooling system for a power 8

I, and nas used this po./cr level in anblyzing gj 1cvel of 3391 !Gt, i.

3 0 '; poctulated accidcats in conformance with the guic!elinca of 11(i 10 CFR Part 100.

(S.E.

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3; A.E. 1 p. 31; Tr. pp. 473, i

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The nucienr steau supply syctea, as de:1gned 1/, hj. by went3nghouco, -is similer to that of other PWn cyctcr:::

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2 Plan; of the concclidcted Edison co:'.pany of ncw York.

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Tho nuc10er stenu supply system consists of a light water (PUR).which transfers l

l moderated pressurir.ed water rocctor le l

ronctor hent to four stcan gencretors.

Stee. generated in L

19 tha secondary sido of the sto?.m generators passes to tha 2c, The fuel for the rehetor is low enrich-21 turbine genarator.

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There aro-ment vo2 pellets enclosed within Zircaloy tubes.

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23 193 fuci nsserchlies, cach made up in a 15 by 15 rod' array.

a Rouctivity control is accomplished by 53 full-length control i

24 red accer.3>1ics, cight part-length control rod - assemblico, i

25 11/.4 fixed burnablo poison reds and by liquid poicon (boric j

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netor cociant.

The full-length control rod

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ticity ecutrol for ft,si hutcoan and 1[,.-,+1J..provJrc.

in r.> d ivit'/ in coing fror hot zero p r.r to full I

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. ion and contrc;11ing potenti.1 nx ia l xr..:.on occillatiens.

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f for this reactor are r,irtilar to contrlol rod drive ir? char.irru

- 6e l!, The drives provided on oth: r Mcntinghoune-denigned reactorn.

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, 7.anctor coolant at 22E poig in circulated through the coro 8

9 by four centrifugal pe1pn.

(S. E. 1 pp. 9-13, 10; A.E.

1 10 pp. 10 - 12, T r. pp. 33/.-330, 4?9, 4 f,0. )

The core donicn for the reactor tahcr. ndvr ntag.

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Ede poncible by the use of pcrt -

! cf reducc:d pat hir.g fector 32 t

i With reducc3 ponhing ftctors it is poc-12, ~ Jength control rods.

10% comp:-red-t.ib3c to inercace thr nycrage pc.rer of the core 14,

to prc. icus ( scic ns, yet ra intnin the path cpcific fuc1 i

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i p. N:r in line with pnr.t decigns.

(S.E. 1 p. 15)

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The reactor protection tycter I '/

free nucler.r and prcecta instrnc.cntation which are indicctive I

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I of renetor plant conditionc.

Ir. dependent, redundant channo3s 3c pc ' tro providad in the protection system so thr.t a failure in i

t.ny given instrume.nt channal would not prevent a safo chutdown f

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I The reactor protection cyste:a for the pro-E2 ' of the renctor.

• ponod Diablo Plant will dif fer f rom those previously described p3 Changes were made to 2; I for othcr Westinghousc-designed plants.

I' tha cyctua in accordence with the provisions of the propoucd H,,

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Instituto of Electrieni cnd Electronic Engineers 1-Y.

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'Ibe nar,2 channcli: o ] rp,,;cach.ci) ; be T-0

t. nod for thene circuito an is proponed for the reactor pro-7 tection sycten.

(3.E.

1 pp. 10-25; 7..E. I pp. 10-19.)

The reactor contcinnont structure concists of t

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b 9 )!! a reinforec0. concrcto vennel Uith a t, teel liner which cnclo;cc The containnent 10 i; the reretor and the rccctor cc.alant cyctr.n.

r.tructure ic a f ht-bottened cylindar with a hc..sispharien1 11 e

l' with im incide dierater of 140 feet nn0 v.:rtice.1 sidc -

12 L. dc7 13 wa]13 innauring 142 fect.

Th: conc cr.'.c sit t. a.lle of the l' cylinGor to.d the dore will be tppro : irate y three fco-e rix 14 1:

j.i.ch,: nnJ t..o fcot cix inch:: thir':, rc e.p r e t ive ly.

The cer.

1C q tc.m. :nt s tructtro is & igner. for en inte rm i prent:ur e of l

L l'c }; 47 pr.ig nr.S a manir.w'. '.cakage rato of 1/ loth of one pare::nt 1

fi of the conttina:nt vole'.no per day at the dczign pressure.

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l Pipolince which panotrcto the contcinnent htvo provicien for l

1-2C isolation.

(5.E. 1 pp. 32-40; 7.. E. I pp. 13-15.)

other 21 20.

In codition to the contain= ant systera, enginecred safety features will ba provided to rainiraize the 22, accident.

concequences of the hypotheticcl "lo;s-of-ccolant" 22 air recirculction

'4 heno include a cafety inj ee ; ion system, 24 25 coolers nnd filters, and contt.irr.;ent sprcy equip aant.

neliable on-cito diocol emergency puerer is provided for the 26 10

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inc trewntt.ti on taJ cc ntroir nece.mr.ry f or r. fc operati on of i

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ti.c facility.

Sufficia.t i na t.rui en ti t.i cr nr.. contro). tro I

i i

F ev.;i):.51e cutsid' the er.ntrol roon t.o e-inttin the re rtcr in 1

j!- n hot Ltcndby condition.

(S. E.

1 pp. 4)-47; A.E.

1 pp. 15 - 16. )'

l.

7 21, Quality etnndrds of material seicetion, de-i lcign, fabrication and int.I': etion wi]l conforr to the i ppliccb]c E

I

, i provinions of reccgnized cosec and good nuclet.r practice.

1C Materin]n and comma fmichad for the vc.rh will be re-1, vi:? ?cd by 1.~csti nghon*. c or PGand? cngineers.

The conct ructica 1

Ig l u:>rk will be cubject to tha indep nd..nt rev c./ of PG.,nM.'s l

Engin; erin'! D;partr '.nt.

(S. E.

1 p.

53; A.E.

1 pp. 22-24.)

13 I

14 22.

The uts te dispo c) systen collects, monitorc t

e l

if, und procconen for raE ditpocal cl1 l ic; a i c', r o.1 rnd gaseouc 1,:

u: n te '..

Th: sy s tcc - io c'.v;ignd:1 to pro cus fluid uccte for l diccharce, to the envirc.c.:.snt vithin the rr.di: :ctive level j

l '.

n j tolerene:c est.t.bliched by applictibio governcantal regulations.

1 m raience uith othe,r citailcr plants indicttes that' liquid 15 I

I radioactive wnsten will be a factor of c. bout' 1/100th of the p-2 '.

perninsibic arount.

The system is designed to be fle;;ible to control waste rolcaces cs ocessary to ascure no adverce 22 offcetc on the environment.

Suitable facilitico are provided p2 for htndling and on-site storage of colid wast.cc prior to 24 pg dicpont.1.

The activity concentrction of liquid and gncoouc 2.-

wantoc will be dotermined prior to discharge to anouro 11

\\

t with 10 Crn N rt 20.

A tm i t i N e ;. e. ope. Li c nc 1 twi

)

co. ;-) it m

2 po: t.op u atiom.) cur v. y nnd enviror.- n U 2 rior. t ori ng pi c.g ri

/

U111 D. conde't d l'i Mu :i d"..

( S. r.. I pp. 53, 54; A.U.

)

4 pp. 21, ?3; T2. pp. 'X 4--?58, 200, 293, 2N, r,1-30', 400, 416, b

417, 419, 422, 426, 430 /.30, 439, 544.)

6 23.

A ntr%cr of plant op.' rating trannients were 7,, cennidoled by PGandt in ordor to t.sscan the cafety rmrgir.c 8I of the plant design.

The critorion for detailed design of I! the rm:ctor control and protection nycten ic to be able to 9

I eutcrtically tri:o corrective action to cope with any of 10 Prelirainary cunlynca will be rne nicult.ted 11

, thtero transiente.

during d.tuiled pirnt design to varify that trr.nsients are l

12 within the ecpabilitice of the reactor contral and protection 13 In tddition, potential accidents c';ich could rcsult 14 l rc'r te. c.

15

• in radio: ctivo role: r.cs to the environunt h:.vc bc n annly:'cd i

16,j by rGeMn, and the reculting denn fr.31 within th; 10 CFR I Part 300 guidelino do c lovels.

(S. C. 1 pp. 55-5'); A.E.

1 17 Ic j pp. 28-31: Tr. pp. 400-484.)

nocetrch and development work ic bcing carried Ic l

24.

i out to develop and confiro (i) the docign of tha cuergency 20 21 l core cooling cycten, (ii) the finni core therr.nl-hydrnulic, l

cnd (113) the 22

nucienr and r.nechanice.1 denign parar.eters, Th2 information to detni]c of the contain aent spray system.

23 bo develop rd under thoco progrtsra will be submitted 24 periodienlly for revicw by the AEC Staf f and it will be set 25 forth in the Final Safety Ant.lyuic Report, which will bc 26 4

1 12

i 1 n:v! fi30. jh ru; i ort o f 1% : ';),' r, r.;,_.Jc;ition fo: en 3

p;. -

,J:. Ling l i c.c m e.

1,11 of the 3 n f o:... t. i o:'. t c. he d en.l e). I t,

J I

en/,

t-th n**

liregr..i, exe p' foi the L*~d T t.( r '; prog rau o.:

bit"Jc.'n f ore. c, U111 b P vi. i l t.lile in l?to or 1950.

Thin 5

vil l pe ra,it t.he saf ety qw :iticac thene progrc:.s were de T ic'w0

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rerolve to be nnnt'ered beforo cort.p3etion cf co w truction 0

to J

[' of the Diablo Ccnyon P3t nt late in 1971.

The recults of the 7

These l LOPI' test progran are expected to be availabic in 1971.

6

! results arc desirable to show the enount of conservetion in o

i, the denign of the Dicbio Plant to withetend necident biceido-'n i

10 these resulto cre not neccer ary t.o cor,e.1ete 1.

, forcon.

Itow eve r,

I 18

, the derign of iha Plant.

(S. E. I pp. 50-60; 1..E.

1 pp. 24-27; i

12 lTr.pp. 316-337, U S, 462, 466, 492-502, 504-520, 541-543.)

The princly.al nrchitectural r.nd engincoring 25.

Ic g li.crittrin for the decign of the propoLcd fncility htxc b :a li *[f 1{ F docctihad by TGandE.

The 1.CRS report has ide:itified cortnin i

i trer.s requiring further revic.t.by the AEC Staff cs the plant l '.i design details are de"cloped or ec the cdditionnl inforn:ition i

13 These ite..s vill be revicwed with ' tee 1,:

, becon as availab?.o.

ii Staf f Lnd by th? ACRS prior to issunn:o of In operating p,-

i lliconec.

(S.E. 1 pp. 60-61; A.E.. 1 pp. 31-.'6; Tr. pp. 330-3^.C, 2 '.

22 355-369.)

27 26.

PGands is a California corporation, and all of 2' ' itc directorn and officers are citinons of the United States.

It is not ouned, controlled or do.ainated by an alien, a

25 The Applict. tion E6 forcign corporation or a foreign governe. ant.

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3 e cu t a i ::'- no ri :, t.

• t '. ' o' o !.i u r d f.

inft t it a, en1 vll' h' r ;. n d t '..t ii u j.1 1 to't p. vrc i t. i :iy i n0 i, i t'r.1 t.n l

i de t...:, ; i n ni j o:i h

• b<

i e,

hive secrett t o l'e n t r

• r t < '

tl,- ! ;i uitil.:

4 l':.de by the /,UC th t port itti % i.ece r,, to r:uch d st:. by cny

f., individual will not endt.ny :r th e co.~.cn de f :.u... and security, i Spacial nuclear nutc rial to be used in connection with the 0 t I:

'i j proposed f t.cility will be subject to 1EC regulation.

S r. f e-guaron exist against possible divorcion from their intended 8

! use of r.mtcrinic produced in the reactor or special nuclorr 9

10 1:ictorial.

(S. E. 1 p.

62; A.E. 1 pp. 46-47; Tr. pp. 92,

!, /. 4 7 /. 5 0. )

11 12 13 CO::CLU.0Io!:S Id:D OEUR I

Upon cor.cid:rr. tion of the entire record in thin 1/,

15-l-ptcce. ding, tnd in the light of the findingc r.nd diccuccion:

1 16 t.et out rFove, thir Atomic safety and Licen::ing Do:.rd hac l

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conc lu9.cd' that:

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In t.ccordunce with the provisions of.. 10 CFR 50.35 (a),

19 pc (n)

Ponn'3D has deceribed rho prop:3ced ' design of f

the facility edjac:nt to Dichlo Crc.ch, including the El I

! principt.1 crchitectural and engineering criteria for the 1

22 l

I 23 decign, and has identified the r.ajor features or cc:nponents incorporatc d in tha propoced facility for the protection of 2.;

i the health and cufety of the public 25 (b)

Such further technict.1 or de ign inforr.otion 20 i

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L.

re Jci' to cre ;,1 < Le th ' t fi.t y 1 Jysi:, i a n.ie b

! a:

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P j c.m re m'. ; b: f b-1 ft for htc r co: ! <h ri: t i rsn, vil l 1 3

nu:v.lic.? in t!.o Pinn1 Si fety Anelyn.in 1:<.po r t ;

I 1

(c)

P.nfety f oi.turce or cc:.per. r,ta, which re:Jui a c cnd l rece..reh and dc vc.lo; r.~::t have been dancroed by l'G; nd :

6 6

PGandr. hi.e identified, z.nd there will be conducted, a

reccerch r.nd d:.volop e.cnt program recsonAly designed to

?

resolve any safety qucations acrociated with such fcaturcs 8

9 or components; and (d) on the basic of the foregoing, there is 10 l renconabic cteurence that (i) such snfety quc stionc vill bc 11 l

latest-date stLtud

.' satinfretorily rcrolved at er before tho 12 i

l in the Applict. tion f or cc:.pletion of construction of the 13 14 l proporc d f reility nnd (ii) inhing into con. sideration the cite I

15 l critorit. containo:] in 3 0 CFR 100, the proposed freility enn i

16 l be countrected Lnd oportted at the prope:cd location without i

untxo rir.h to the henith ar.d saf ety of the public; 19 l

2.

PGands is techntenlly qualified to desigr,and le construct tha proposed facility:

19 20 3.

PG?.ndE is financially qualified to det.ign and construct the proposed facility; cnd 21 The issur.nce of a permit for the construction 4.

22 of the f acilit'/ will not be inimical to the cc:zaon defence 23 and security or to the health and safety of the public, 24 J

Purcuant to the Act and the AEC's regulations, 25 170 15 L

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U 'r,5 3.:

1.

S u'.1,; <.c t t.o r evi.

1'c the C:

.ia*. ion ty.a it.,

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o. ' i L.>;. ion or upon l '. c f i l i t. j

r.. ' em e;,t. i ons in c e_ e. q d..n c e

'iI wi h th

" Ru ' <f of Pr:.ctic(

10 Cl'8 2, P::ci fic G: - aml

/J 1

ctric Cory;ny in cut.h$ri::cd t.o cont.truct the f t:cility in 5

l M);

accordance with the /pp.11ertion and with the evid.:nce trA 6

reprce.cntaticr.a entered in the record at the her.rir.g; i

7 8

2.

The Director of Regulation in direcu d to n provi.ional conctruction 1,ornit purt.uant to Scotion 9

issua 10 10/. b. of th; Act t anttnt.iolly in th: f or-of I.^ pent:1>: A to "Imtic o c f Hei. ring on Appliention f or Pro /isions,1 11 th:

Co: 'treetion Peruit" in thic precaccing, within 10 6cyr, fror.

12 l

li the dcto of issuance of this decir. ion; and 33 3.

In cecordance uith 10 Crn 2.764, good etxrc.

I f, this initiel 6.cicion 15 / not havir.g b:2n ch::en to the contrary, t'

10 h r.hn11 be ir.:.:dintcly of fr.ctivo.

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I ATCdIC SAFEIY led LICEI Sill'i BOARD i

18 i

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19 1

llugh c. Paxton 20 21 l

Thomas 11. Pigford 22 23 Algic A. Wolls, Chdirracn 24 l

I 25 l Dated c.t 26 j

this C r.y o f 1968.

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