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NUREG-1537, Part 2 - NRC

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SrnE CHARAcYmusna<br />

* The geologic features underlying and in the region surrounding the reactor<br />

site are sufficient to provide the stable support required for reactor<br />

structures absent any nearby earthquakes.<br />

* The geologic features at the site contain'no known faults that could be<br />

reactivated by nearby seismic activity.<br />

* The history of seismiic activity at the site does not indicate a high<br />

probability of a catastrophic earthquake at the site during the projected<br />

reactor lifetime.<br />

* Likely seismic activity affecting the site is sufficiently characterized to<br />

support development of applicable design criteria for reactor structures.<br />

Revew Procedures<br />

The reviewer should confirm"that the information presented has been obtained<br />

from sources of adequate credibility and is consistent with other available data,<br />

such as data from the USGS or in the final safety analysis report (FSAR) of a<br />

nearby nudear power plant. The reviewer should be reasonably assured that the<br />

seismic characteristics of the site are considered in the design bases of structures,<br />

systems, and other ficility features discussed in Chapter 3.<br />

Evaluation Findings-<br />

This section of the SAR should contain sufficient information to support the<br />

following types of conclusions,'which will be included in the staffs safety<br />

evaluation report:<br />

* Information on the geologic features and the potential seismic activity at<br />

the site has been provided in sufficient detail and in a form to be integrated<br />

acceptably into design bases for structures, systems, and operating<br />

characteristics of the reactor.<br />

* Information in the SAR indicates that damaging seismic activity at the<br />

reactor site during its projected lifetime is very unlikely. Furthermore, if<br />

seismic activity were to occur, any radiologic consequences are bounded or<br />

analyzed in Chapter 13 of the SAR.<br />

* The SAR shows that there is no significant likelihood that the public would<br />

be subject to undue radiological risk following seismic activity, therefore,<br />

the site is not unsuitable for the proposed reactor because of potential<br />

earthquakes.<br />

- REV 0.2/96 2-9 ST DARDREVIEW PLAN<br />

REV 0, 2M9 - 2-9 - 1 STANDARD REviEwPLAN

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