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Part 21 Report - 1997-450

ACCESSION #: 9706110206 AMER INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES INC. May 19, 1997 USNRC Washington, DC 20555-0901 Attn: Director, Office of inspection and Enforcement RE: 10 CFR 21 Notification Dear Sir, During an inspection conducted on April 9 through 11, 1997 by your Spent Fuel Project Office of the Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards, what we believe is a reportable deficiency was discovered. Therefore, we are hereby giving notice of that deficiency as follows: 1. Name of reporting individual: Mark A. Frazier, QA Manager 2. Components supplied: UF6 cylinders SN's 524-1 thru. 80 and 5121-1 thru. 52. 3. Supplier: Amer Industrial Technologies, Inc. 4. Defect: WPS listed on the manufacturing route sheets for both sets of cylinders failed to show evidence of the impact tests required by ANSI N14.1 paragraph 6.10.2. 5. Date of discovery: April 11, 1997 6. Location of Items: Korea 7. Corrective action: WPS in question has been retested in accordance with N14.1 paragraph 6.10.2 13 and found acceptable. 8. Advise: Cylinders should be released for use. Sincerely, Mark A. Frazier Quality Manager cc: Tom Matula Gary Mcginnis Shinku International Kolon America 1000 S. MADISON ST., WILMINGTON, DELAWARE 19801 TEL (302) 652-3900 FAX (302) 652-6400 *** END OF DOCUMENT ***

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