Safety Evaluation Report of Barakah Units 1 and

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37 SER Summary-CLA Barakah Units 1&2 • Provide information or take action at or prior to a certain event in the construction process FANR will subsequently evaluate the submissions resulting from these commitments by the applicant.
5.0 – SUMMARY OF REVIEW FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS 5.1 PSAR Review by the FANR Staff 38 SER Summary-CLA Barakah Units 1&2 This section presents a summary of the technical review findings and evaluations of the different chapters of the PSAR that is part of the CLA. The detailed SERs for the different PSAR sections containing the technical evaluation and basis for the conclusions are documented in PART 2 of the Safety Evaluation Report. In conducting its review of the Barakah Units 1 and 2 PSAR, FANR divided the PSAR into 223 separate topics generally consistent with the sections of the PSAR, and a separate evaluation was carried out for each of them. Some of these evaluated items encompass a chapter of the PSAR, while others deal with sections or even subsections of the PSAR. In performing these reviews, the FANR staff has required the applicant to respond to approximately 1,600 Requests for Additional Information (RAIs). FANR has also asked KINS for support and clarifications about a number of specific technical matters considered in licensing the reference facility. Also, 110 Requests for Information (RFIs) have been provided to KINS. A summary of the results and conclusions of these reviews is presented in the following sections. The detailed evaluations are presented in PART 2 of this Safety Evaluation Report. 5.2 Acceptance Review of the Construction Licence Application FANR conducted an acceptance review of the CLA. The objective of the assessment of the application inclusive of the PSAR was to determine its suitability for use by FANR in the regulatory review and assessment required by Federal Law by Decree No. (6), Article 28. Based on this assessment, FANR concluded that the application has sufficient information to begin the review and assessment, subject to some conditions. A number of sections/chapters of the PSAR were considered to be sufficiently complete to allow FANR to proceed with the routine review and assessment process. Some sections/chapters of the PSAR were considered sufficient for FANR to begin the review and assessment, but additional information was indicated that would be needed in order to complete the evaluation. Finally, a few incomplete sections of the application were identified, some already identified by ENEC in the submittal, that did require additional information before substantial review work could begin. FANR also requested ENEC to provide some 200 documents incorporated by reference to the PSAR, or referenced in the PSAR. A preliminary list of requested topical meetings was also provided to ENEC, as well as, the planned timeline of the main activities and milestones for FANR to conduct the review of the Barakah Units 1 and 2 CLA.
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