Nuclear Reactor Safety: Hearings Before the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Congress of the United States, Ninety-third Congress, First Session ...

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1974 - Nuclear reactors

MELVIN PRICE Illinois Chairman	1

CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES	61

Anders William A Commissioner accompanied by Dr Herbert J C	96

Kouts Dr Herbert J C	105

Rasmussen Dr Norman C professor Massachusetts Institute of Technol	124

Baranowski Frank P Director Division of Production and Materials	155

Kriegsman William E Commissioner__ 288	179

Manning Director of Regulation_ 294	189

Selected generic studies___	517

Formation of fuel column axial gap due to pellet densifica tion	520

Effect of pellet densification on fuelcladding radical gap	521

Axial gap with no collapsed cladding__	522

Axial gap with collapsed cladding	523

Actual view of collapsed cladding_	524

Decayheat generation rate versus time for LWR_	525

Knuth Dr Donald F	528

Siess Dr Chester P Chairman Advisory Committee on Reactor Safe	222

192	239

AEC provisions for automatic discovery regarding documents	250

Pittman Dr Frank K Director Division of Waste Management	251

Hanford Tank 106T__	293

Letter dated November 19 1973 to JCAB from Commissioner Doub	322

Manning Sept 27 1973Continued Page Slide 11 Principal information required in safety analysis reports__	352

Some safety features of light water reactors	353

Death risk to U S population from selected hazards___	354

Some areas where changes were required by regulatory staff_	355

Generic safety problems	356

Areas inspected during construction phase_	358

Compression tests performed on concrete test cylinders_	359

Use of Brundt fault finder____	360

Checking welding procedures	361

Fuel loading at a nuclear plant	362

Areas inspected preparatory to and during startup and oper ation	363

Violation record of operating reactors1972	364

Average dose to an individual at the boundary of nuclear powerplants1972	365

1970 average wholebody exposure of U S population	366

Power reactor inspectionsfiscal year 1973__	367

Significant incidents at operating reactors1972_	368

Initial decisions issued between January 1 1973 and September	477

Hendrie Dr J M	481

Loss of fluid test__	512

Principal areas of informationSafety analysis reports____	515

Regulatory operations personnelFiscal year 1973_	536

Minimum frequency of routine inspection__	537

Power reactor inspection effort___	539

Manpower requirements for inspection goals__	540

Releases of radioactivity from powerplants1972__	541

Noncompliancenonconformance statisticsFiscal year 1973_	542

79	543

and 9 Principal categories of reported incidents at operating reactors in fiscal year 1973	544

Regulatory operation effort on selected incidents	546

Figure 1 Standards	549

Regulationsregulatory guides___	550

Roles of standards in the regulation process	551

First level of safety	552

Third level of safety	553

Subjects of regulatory guidesFirst level of safety	556

Subjects of regulatory guidesThird level of safety	557

Estimated whole body radiation doses in United States	558

Regulatory approaches to standardization_	560

Recent progress in standards program	561

Areas of accomplishment	562

Regulatory standards production_	563

National nuclear standards effort	564

Summary__	566

LWR LMFBR and HTGRJuly 1971October 1973	581

Index	659

Title	Nuclear Reactor Safety: Hearings Before the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Congress of the United States, Ninety-third Congress, First Session ... Part 1 of Nuclear Reactor Safety: Hearings Before the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Congress of the United States, Ninety-third Congress, First Session, United States. Congress. Joint Committee on Atomic Energy
Author	United States. Congress. Joint Committee on Atomic Energy
Publisher	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1974
Original from	UC Southern Regional Library Facility
Digitized	2 Mar 2017

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