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{{#Wiki_filter:Response to Public Comments on Draft Regulatory Guide (DG)-1387 Evaluating the Habitability of a Nuclear Power Plant Control Room during a Postulated Hazardous Chemical Release On July 27th, 2021, the U.S Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) published a notice in the Federal Register (86 FR 40661) that Draft Regulatory Guide, DG-1387, (Proposed Revision 2 Regulatory Guide (RG) 1.78), was available for public comment. The Public Comment period ended on August 27th, 2021. The NRC received comments from the organizations and people listed below. The NRC has combined the comments and NRC staff responses in the following table.
{{#Wiki_filter:Response to Public Comments on Draft Regulatory Guide (DG)-1387 Evaluating the Habitability of a Nuclear Power Plant Control Room during a Postulated Hazardous Chemical Release On July 27th, 2021, the U.S Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) published a notice in the Federal Register (86 FR 40661) that Draft Regulatory Guide, DG-1387, (Proposed Revision 2 Regulatory Guide (RG) 1.78), was available for public comment. The Public Comment period ended on August 27th, 2021. The NRC received comments from the organizations and people listed below. The NRC has combined the comments and NRC staff responses in the following table.
1.Martin Phalen                                 2. Carrie Fosaaen                                 3. Barry Quigley Nuclear Energy Institute                        NuSclae Power, LLC                               ADAMS Accession No. ML21243A371 ADAMS Accession No. ML21231A192                  ADAMS Accession No. ML21243A369 Commenter     Section of DG-                         Specific Comments                                         NRC Resolution 1387            (These are the full comments as provided in each submission)
1.Martin Phalen Nuclear Energy Institute ADAMS Accession No. ML21231A192
: 1. Martin     General           My understanding is that the correct acronym is IDLH           The NRC agrees with the comment and has Phalen                          (Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health) andNOT IDHL. fixed the editorial error.
: 2. Carrie Fosaaen NuSclae Power, LLC ADAMS Accession No. ML21243A369
: 2. Carrie     Last paragraph of This appears to be a potentially unintended change from an       The NRC agrees with the comment and will use Fosaaen      Section 1.2, page "or" statement to an "and" statement: does not exceed the     all suggested words and wording for the 9                  specified number by traffic type and the total weight less than identified sentences in the Section 1.2. The staff the quantity shown in Table 2.                                 has reworded this paragraph to be consistent with the previous wording in RG 1.78 Revision Change to Revision 1 wording: "Frequent shipments, i.e.,       1.
: 3. Barry Quigley ADAMS Accession No. ML21243A371 Commenter Section of DG-1387 Specific Comments (These are the full comments as provided in each submission)
NRC Resolution
: 1. Martin Phalen General My understanding is that the correct acronym is IDLH (Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health) andNOT IDHL.
The NRC agrees with the comment and has fixed the editorial error.
: 2. Carrie Fosaaen Last paragraph of Section 1.2, page 9
This appears to be a potentially unintended change from an "or" statement to an "and" statement: does not exceed the specified number by traffic type and the total weight less than the quantity shown in Table 2.
Change to Revision 1 wording: "Frequent shipments, i.e.,
shipments exceeding the specified number by traffic type, need not be considered in the analysis if the quantity of hazardous chemicals is less than the quantity shown in the table in Appendix A (adjusted for the appropriate toxicity limit, meteorology, and control room air exchange rate)."
shipments exceeding the specified number by traffic type, need not be considered in the analysis if the quantity of hazardous chemicals is less than the quantity shown in the table in Appendix A (adjusted for the appropriate toxicity limit, meteorology, and control room air exchange rate)."
The NRC agrees with the comment and will use all suggested words and wording for the identified sentences in the Section 1.2. The staff has reworded this paragraph to be consistent with the previous wording in RG 1.78 Revision
: 1.


Commenter Section of DG-                         Specific Comments                                             NRC Resolution 1387              (These are the full comments as provided in each submission)
2 Commenter Section of DG-1387 Specific Comments (These are the full comments as provided in each submission)
Last paragraph of If original wording from Comment 1 is maintained, the draft         Per the resolution of the previous comment, no Section 1.2, page states that mobile sources need not be considered if the         response to this comment is needed and no 9                total weight less than the quantity in Table 2.                    additional changes are necessary.
NRC Resolution Last paragraph of Section 1.2, page 9
Change to the total weight is less than Section 3.1       Current guidance states: concentrations exceeding the             The NRC agrees with the comment to use Table 1 for longer                                                those in and to replace the in the last sentence of the Section 3.1.
If original wording from Comment 1 is maintained, the draft states that mobile sources need not be considered if the total weight less than the quantity in Table 2.
Change to concentrations exceeding those in Table 1 for longer
Change to the total weight is less than Per the resolution of the previous comment, no response to this comment is needed and no additional changes are necessary.
: 3. Barry Geneal           In revision 1, Table 1 for toxicity limits states "This table lists The NRC agrees with the comment: In Section Quigley                    commonly encountered chemical but thelist is not all-               3.1, the suggested wording This table lists inclusive". This statement does not appear or concept does         commonly encountered chemical but the list is not appear in Revision 2. It's exclusion could lead a licensee     not all-inclusive" is added. In addition, the staff to conclude that only the 29 chemicals listed require              added a pointer to NUREG/CR-6624 which can evaluation; this isless conservative than Revision 1.              provide a more complete list of chemicals.
Section 3.1 Current guidance states: concentrations exceeding the Table 1 for longer Change to concentrations exceeding those in Table 1 for longer The NRC agrees with the comment to use those in and to replace the in the last sentence of the Section 3.1.
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: 3. Barry Quigley Geneal In revision 1, Table 1 for toxicity limits states "This table lists commonly encountered chemical but thelist is not all-inclusive". This statement does not appear or concept does not appear in Revision 2. It's exclusion could lead a licensee to conclude that only the 29 chemicals listed require evaluation; this isless conservative than Revision 1.
The NRC agrees with the comment: In Section 3.1, the suggested wording This table lists commonly encountered chemical but the list is not all-inclusive" is added. In addition, the staff added a pointer to NUREG/CR-6624 which can provide a more complete list of chemicals.}}

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Response to Public Comments on Draft Regulatory Guide (DG)-1387 Evaluating the Habitability of a Nuclear Power Plant Control Room during a Postulated Hazardous Chemical Release On July 27th, 2021, the U.S Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) published a notice in the Federal Register (86 FR 40661) that Draft Regulatory Guide, DG-1387, (Proposed Revision 2 Regulatory Guide (RG) 1.78), was available for public comment. The Public Comment period ended on August 27th, 2021. The NRC received comments from the organizations and people listed below. The NRC has combined the comments and NRC staff responses in the following table.

1.Martin Phalen Nuclear Energy Institute ADAMS Accession No. ML21231A192

2. Carrie Fosaaen NuSclae Power, LLC ADAMS Accession No. ML21243A369
3. Barry Quigley ADAMS Accession No. ML21243A371 Commenter Section of DG-1387 Specific Comments (These are the full comments as provided in each submission)

NRC Resolution

1. Martin Phalen General My understanding is that the correct acronym is IDLH (Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health) andNOT IDHL.

The NRC agrees with the comment and has fixed the editorial error.

2. Carrie Fosaaen Last paragraph of Section 1.2, page 9

This appears to be a potentially unintended change from an "or" statement to an "and" statement: does not exceed the specified number by traffic type and the total weight less than the quantity shown in Table 2.

Change to Revision 1 wording: "Frequent shipments, i.e.,

shipments exceeding the specified number by traffic type, need not be considered in the analysis if the quantity of hazardous chemicals is less than the quantity shown in the table in Appendix A (adjusted for the appropriate toxicity limit, meteorology, and control room air exchange rate)."

The NRC agrees with the comment and will use all suggested words and wording for the identified sentences in the Section 1.2. The staff has reworded this paragraph to be consistent with the previous wording in RG 1.78 Revision

1.

2 Commenter Section of DG-1387 Specific Comments (These are the full comments as provided in each submission)

NRC Resolution Last paragraph of Section 1.2, page 9

If original wording from Comment 1 is maintained, the draft states that mobile sources need not be considered if the total weight less than the quantity in Table 2.

Change to the total weight is less than Per the resolution of the previous comment, no response to this comment is needed and no additional changes are necessary.

Section 3.1 Current guidance states: concentrations exceeding the Table 1 for longer Change to concentrations exceeding those in Table 1 for longer The NRC agrees with the comment to use those in and to replace the in the last sentence of the Section 3.1.

3. Barry Quigley Geneal In revision 1, Table 1 for toxicity limits states "This table lists commonly encountered chemical but thelist is not all-inclusive". This statement does not appear or concept does not appear in Revision 2. It's exclusion could lead a licensee to conclude that only the 29 chemicals listed require evaluation; this isless conservative than Revision 1.

The NRC agrees with the comment: In Section 3.1, the suggested wording This table lists commonly encountered chemical but the list is not all-inclusive" is added. In addition, the staff added a pointer to NUREG/CR-6624 which can provide a more complete list of chemicals.