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Concrete Repair Report: Follow-up Activities

Concrete Repair Report: Follow-up Activities. November 7, 2013. Status. Concrete Repair Report was published in August 2013. Included 40 recommendations for: Revisions to standards. New standards. Revisions to NRC regulatory documents. Research that is needed. Status.

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Concrete Repair Report: Follow-up Activities

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  1. Concrete Repair Report:Follow-up Activities November 7, 2013

  2. Status • Concrete Repair Report was published in August 2013. • Included 40 recommendations for: • Revisions to standards. • New standards. • Revisions to NRC regulatory documents. • Research that is needed.

  3. Status • Follow-up activities: • Pulled from the report each recommendation and the appropriate organization to address (SDOs, NRC). • Identified 4 primary SDOs and points of contact for each: • ACI, ASTM, ICRI, ASME • Fran Schrotter had a preliminary conversation with each SDO. • Letters were sent to each in September, including attachments.

  4. Key Points in Letter • The NESCC’s Concrete Repair Task Group recently published a report, entitled, “Codes and Standards for the Repair of Nuclear Power Plant Concrete Structures: Recommendations for Future Development.” The report is provided as Attachment A. • We are seeking your organization’s engagement in assessing how the recommendations can be effectively implemented and in planning a path forward. We would appreciate the opportunity to speak with you about this either in person or via conference call ….

  5. Key Points in Letter - Continued • In preparation for that discussion, Attachment B contains items specific to your organization that have been extracted from the task group report for your convenience. Along with those items, it may be helpful to consider the following: • Significance of the issues and recommendations to your organization. • Feasibility of and potential issues with implementing the applicable recommendations by your organization. • Relationship of these recommendations to other efforts in your organization (or that you are aware of), and the relative priority you would place on the recommendations.

  6. Status • Follow-up activities - continued: • Only ACI has responded to date: • Have strategy for addressing recommendations • Provided appropriate contacts • Agreed to a discussion • A conference call with ACI is scheduled for later this month. • Other SDOs that have not responded will be contacted again. • Process for following up is being documented so that it can be repeated for future task group reports. • Response from the NRC as an end user – provided by Rick Jervey.

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