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Severe Accident Management Subcommittee Meeting

ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON REACTOR SAFEGUARDS
SEVERE ACCIDENT MANAGEMENT SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING:
NRC RES SEVERE ACCIDENT MANAGEMENT RESEARCH PROGRAM/NRC/INDUSTRY ACTIVITIES RELATED TO CONTROL ROOM HABITABILITY

NOVEMBER 15, 2000
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND

Contact: P. Boehnert (301/415-8065 - "pab2@NRC.GOV")

TOPICAL AGENDA

	TOPIC	SPEAKER	TIME
I.	Introduction		T. Kress, Chairman	8:30 a.m.
II.	NRC/Industry Actions Related To Control Room (CR) Habitability		K. Cosins, NEI, et al.	8:40 a.m.
	A. NEI/Industry Presentations
		1. Introduction/Background
		History of NRC/Industry Actions Since 11/99 SAM Subcommittee Meeting
		2. Industry Positions and Bases on CR Habitability Assessment (NEI 99-03)
		3. Results of Recent NRC/NEI/Industry Meeting Resolution of Open Issues
		4. Future Milestones and Schedule
	BREAK			10:30 - 10:45 a.m.
	B. NRC Staff Presentations		J. Hayes, et al.	10:45 a.m.
		1. Introduction/Background
		2. Status of NEI/NRC Interaction on Control Room Habitability
		3. Future Actions
	C. Subcommittee Discussion			12:15 - 12:30 p.m.
	LUNCH			12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
III.	NRC-RES Severe Accident Research Program
	A. Opening Remarks		F. Eltawila/J. Flack, RES	1:30 p.m.
	B. Severe Accident (SA) Research Program		C. Tinkler/et al., RES
		1. SA Research Applications
		2. Improvements & Consolidation of SA Codes
		3. Cooperative Experimental Research
		4. MOX and High Burnup
		5. MAAP Code Review
	C. Concluding Remarks		F. Eltawila/J. Flack
IV.	Subcommittee Caucus			5:45 p.m.
	Follow-on Items from this Meeting Future Actions Committee Action
V.	Adjourn			6:00 p.m.

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