Use of experience data for seismic evaluations at Department of Energy facilities

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Seismic evaluations of essential systems and components at Department of Energy (DOE) facilities will be conducted over the next several years. For many of these systems and components, few, if any, seismic requirements applied to the original design, procurement, installation, and maintenance process. Thus the verification of the seismic adequacy of existing systems and components presents a difficult challenge. DOE has undertaken development of the criteria and procedures for these seismic evaluations that will maximize safety benefits in a timely and cost effective manner. As demonstrated in previous applications at DOE facilities and by the experience from the commercial nuclear ... continued below

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Murray, R.C.; Kimball, J.K.; Guzy, D.J. & Hill, J.R. December 7, 1994.

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Seismic evaluations of essential systems and components at Department of Energy (DOE) facilities will be conducted over the next several years. For many of these systems and components, few, if any, seismic requirements applied to the original design, procurement, installation, and maintenance process. Thus the verification of the seismic adequacy of existing systems and components presents a difficult challenge. DOE has undertaken development of the criteria and procedures for these seismic evaluations that will maximize safety benefits in a timely and cost effective manner. As demonstrated in previous applications at DOE facilities and by the experience from the commercial nuclear power industry, use of experience data for these evaluations is the only viable option for most existing systems and components. This paper describes seismic experience data, the needs at DOE facilities, the precedent of application of nuclear power plants and DOE facilities, and the program underway for the seismic verification task ahead for DOE.

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  • 5. symposium on current issues related to nuclear power plant structure, equipment and piping, Orlando, FL (United States), 14-16 Dec 1994

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  • Report No.: UCRL-JC--119591
  • Report No.: CONF-941227--5
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  • Office of Scientific & Technical Information Report Number: 69352
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Murray, R.C.; Kimball, J.K.; Guzy, D.J. & Hill, J.R. Use of experience data for seismic evaluations at Department of Energy facilities, article, December 7, 1994; California. (digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc712097/: accessed January 20, 2019), University of North Texas Libraries, Digital Library, digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.