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NUREG-1537, Part 2 - NRC

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CHAPrER 10<br />

Areas of review should include the following:<br />

Design of the experimental faicility: the facility design aspects to contain or<br />

withstand any postulated pressure pulse, temperature change, or reactivity<br />

effect to preclude any inadvertent primary coolant leakage or facility<br />

collapse; facility materials of fabrication and compatibility of materials with<br />

projected radiation and chemistry requirements; physical size, including all<br />

dimensions; and simplified engineering drawings or schematics, if used,<br />

especially for more complex facilities.<br />

* Incorefin-reflector experimental facilities, including important design and<br />

operating parameters and specifications: location of the facility in relation<br />

to the core, safety systems, core support, neutron detectors, coolant system<br />

components, and other in-pool structures; and reactivity effects of these<br />

facilities.<br />

* Features of the experimental facility that prevent interference with safe<br />

reactor shutdown or with adequate core cooling.<br />

* Radiological considerations associated with the design and use of the<br />

experimental facilities: generation of radioactive gases (including<br />

argon-41), release of fission products or other radioactive contaminants,<br />

and exposure of personnel to neutron and gamma beams, in relation to any<br />

ficility-related technical specifications; direct radiation streaming from the<br />

experimental facilities and the effect of scattered (sky shine) radiation; any<br />

radiation monitors specifically designed and placed to detect experiment<br />

radiation and to monitor personnel; and any physical restraints, shields,<br />

beam catchers or beam stops, temporary and permanently installed, used to<br />

restrict access to radiation areas associated with experimental facilities.<br />

* Experiment safety system and the fimctional interface between this system<br />

and the reactor protection system: the experimental facility safety<br />

instrumentation, including the location and finction of sensors, readout<br />

devices, and scram or interlock capabilities, and all permanently installed<br />

instrumentation and control systems.<br />

* The need for experiment cooling and the source of coolant and any<br />

dependence on or interaction with the reactor coolant system. The<br />

reviewer should refer to Chapter 5, "Reactor Coolant Systems," of this<br />

review plan.<br />

* Proposed technical specifications for the experimental facilities.<br />

NtJREG-<strong>1537</strong>, PT 2 10-4 REv.O2/96<br />

<strong>NUREG</strong>-<strong>1537</strong>, PART 2 104 E. 0, 2/96

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