UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 Reply to: 301 E. Stewart Av., #203 Las Vegas, NV 9101 Tel: (702) 388-6125 FTS: 8/702-386-6125 TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: have for library. Anne Garcia, HLPD, M/S 4 H 3 Nancy J. White, Secretary to Sr. On-Site Licensing Representatives, Las Vegas, NV April 30, 1992 LIBRARY UPDATE Please find enclosed an update for the notebook you reference regarding the content of the Las Vegas cc: John Russell, Center 9205040327D920430 WM-1 1 D 1% ')\ I
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UNITED STATESNUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555
Reply to:301 E. Stewart Av., #203Las Vegas, NV 9101
Tel: (702) 388-6125FTS: 8/702-386-6125
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DATE:
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Anne Garcia, HLPD, M/S 4 H 3
Nancy J. White, Secretary to Sr. On-Site LicensingRepresentatives, Las Vegas, NV
April 30, 1992
LIBRARY UPDATE
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D-74 USGSPROFESSIONALPAPER 1323
D-70 USGSPROFESSIONALPAPER 1329
D-72 USGS SURVEYBULLETIN 1647
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RESULTS OF ROCK PROPERTY MEASUREMENTSMADE ON CORE SAMPLES FROM YUCCA MOUNTAINBOREHOLES, NV TEST SITEr NV. PART 1.BOREHOLES UE25A-4 -5, -6 & -7. PART2. BOREHOLE UE25P#1-- /ANDERSON
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION OFLINEAMENTS AND FAULTS IN LATE CENOZOICDEPOSITS IN THE EASTERN PARTS OF THESALINE VALLEY 1:100,000 QUADRANGLE,NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA, AND THE DARWINHILLS 1.100,000 QUADRANGLE, CALIFORNIA-/REHEIS, ET AL, 1991
GEOTRANSi AN INTERFACE PROGRAM FROM GEO-PROGRAM TO A GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATIONSYSTEM-/SCHILLINGp 1991
REVISION OF AN AEROMAGNETIC SURVEY OFTHE LATHROP WELLS AREA, NEVADA-/LANGENHEIM, ET AL, 1991
AEROMAGNETIC MAP OF THE BEATTYQUADRANGLE, NEVADA-CALIFORNIA-/GLEN, ET AL, 1991
STRATI GRAPHIC AND VOLCANO-TECTONICRELATIONS OF CRATER FLAT TUFF AND SOMEOLDER VOLCANIC UNITS, NYE COUNTY, NEVADA-/CARR, ET AL
VEGETATION AND CLIMATES OF THE LAST45,000 YEARS IN THE VICINITY OF THENEVADA TEST SITEp SOUTH-CENTRAL NEVADA-/SPAULDING
STRUCTURE OF PRE-CENOZOIC ROCKS IN THEVICINITY OF YUCCA MOUNTAIN, NYE COUNTY,NEVADA--A POTENTIAL NUCLEAR-WASTEDISPOSAL SITE-/ROBINSON
DISTRIBUTION, CHARACTERIZATIONp & GENE-SIS OF MORDENITE IN MIOCENE CILICIC TUFFAT YUCCA MOUNTAIN, NYE COUNTY, NEVADA-/SHEPPARD, ET AL
SINGLE-FAILURE-PROOF CRANES FOR NUCLEARPOWER PLANTS, Reproduced by National-Technical information service
CONTROL OF HEAVY LOADS AT NUCLEAR POWERPLANTS, RESOLUTION OF GENERIC TECHNICALACTIVITY A-36, PUBLISHED 7/80-/GEORGEr DIV. OF OPERATING RECORDS, NRC
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSIONPOLICY AND PLANNING GUIDANCE, 1987, NRC
IMPROVING QUALITY AND THE ASSURANCE OFQUALITY IN THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTIONOF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS-/ALTMAN# ET AL (Report to Congress)tOFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT, NRC
STAFF EVALUATION OF U.S. DEPARTMENT OFENERGY PROPOSAL FOR MONITOREDRETRIEVABLE STORAGE, Office of NMSS
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AN ANALYSIS OF THE -TUNNEL HEATED BLOCKEXPERIMENT USING A COMPLIANT-JOINT ROCK-MASSMODEL, 1/88-/COSTIN
ADDITIONAL UNDERGROUND TEST DATA REQUIRED FORYUCCA MOUNTAIN REPOSITORY CHARACTERIZATION-/EASTERLING, ET AL, 4/66
RETRIEVAL STRATEGY REPORT FOR A POTENTIALHIGH-LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY-/FLORES, 1991
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF HYDROLOGIC DATA FORYUCCA MOUNTAIN-/RUTHERFORD, ET AL, 2/92
ANALYSIS OF COMPONENT SURFACE/DOWNHOLE GROUNDMOTIONS AT YUCCA MOUNTAIN FOR UNDERGROUNDNUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS IN PAHUTE MESA-/PHILLIPSo 3/91
THE OCCURRENCES OF SILICA PHASES IN WELDEDASH FLOWS OF THE PAINTBRUSH TUFF-/NIMICK, 5/88
AN ANALYSIS OF THE -TUNNEL HEATED BLOCKTHERMOMECHANICAL RESPONSE USING ACOMPLIANT-JOINT ROCK-MASS MODEL-/COSTIN, ET AL, 12/82
HYDROLOGIC MODELING OF VERTICAL AND LATERALMOVEMENT OF PARTIALLY SATURATED FLUID FLOWNEAR A FAULT ZONE AT YUCCA MOUNTAIN-/WANG, /82
HEFF--A USER'S MANUAL AND GUIDE FOR HEFF CODEFOR THERMAL-MECHANICAL ANALYSIS USING THEBOUNDARY-ELEMENT METHOD, VERSION 41-/ST. JOHN, ET AL, 1991
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STUDIES OF COMPUTATIONAL MODELS FOR JOINTEDMEDIA WITH ORTHOGONAL SETS OF JOINTS-/KOTERAS, 3/90
A CONSTITUTIVE MODEL FOR JOINTED ROCK MASSWITH TWO INTERSECTING SETS OF JOINTS-/CHEN
ON CONDITIONS AND PARAMETERS IMPORTANT TOMODEL SENSITIVITY FOR UNSATURATED FLOWTHROUGH LAYERED, FRACTURED TUFF: RESULTS OFANALYSES FOR HYDROCOIN LEVEL 3 CASE 2, 10/90-/PRINDLE, ET AL
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C-223 SAND8e-255e GROUNDWATER FLOW CODE VERIFICATION"BENCHMARKING" ACTIVITY (COVE-2A):OF PARTICIPANTS' WORK, 2/92-/DYKHUIZENr ET AL
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ALTERNATIVE CONFIGURATIONS FOR THEWASTE-HANDLING BUILDING AT THE YUCCA MOUNTAINREPOSITORY, 8/90*BECHTEL NATIONAL, INC.
LABORATORY RESEARCH PROGRAM TO AID INDEVELOPING AND TESTING THE VALIDITY OFCONCEPTUAL MODELS FOR FLOW AND TRANSPORTTHROUGH UNSATURATED POROUS MEDIA-/GLASS (FOR EOVAL-90 SYMPOSIUM, 5/90)
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EFFECTS OF VARIOUS RADIATION SOURCECHARACTERISTICS ON SHIELDING REQUIREMENTS ATTHE POTENTIAL YUCCA MOUNTAIN REPOSITORY-/SMITH, ET AL, 2/92
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NUMERICAL STUDIES OF ROCK-GAS FLOW IN YUCCAMOUNTAIN-/ROSS, ET AL, 2/92
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TEST PLAN FOR THERMOGRAVIMETRIC ANALYSES OF BWRSPENT FUEL OXIDATION - 12/Bt PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY-/EINZIGER
SEISMIC SAFETY IN NUCLEAR-WASTE DISPOSAL,-/CARPENTER, ET AL, 4/26/79
THE NEVADA NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGEINVESTIGATIONS PROJECT INTERIM ACCEPTANCESPECIFICATIONS FOR DEFENSE WASTE PROCESSINGFACILITY AND WEST VALLEY DEMONSTRATIONPROJECT WASTE FORMS AND CNISTERIZED WASTE -
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ELECTROCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF THECORROSION BEHAVIOR OF CANDIDATE ALLOYSPROPOSED FOR CONTAINMENT OF HIGH LEVELNUCLEAR WASTE IN TUFF - 6/64-/GLASS, ET AL
PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF ALTERANTGEOPHYSICAL TOMOGRAPHY IN WELDED TUFF --/RAMIREZ, ET AL, 12/64
GEOLOGIC STRUCTURE MAPPING DATABASE SPENTFUEL TEST - CLIMAX NEVADA TEST SITE --/YOW, 12/4/84
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B-85 # CENTER FOR VOLCANIC & TECTONIC STUDIES,DEPT. OF GEOSCIENCE (UNLV)-11/90 (Annual
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B-74 # ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW & REGULATION FOR SITINGA NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY AT YUCCA MOUNTAIN,NEVADA-/MALONE
B-82 # EVALUATION OF COMPUTER-ASSISTED CROSS SECTIONBALANCING METHODS FOR ANALYSIS OF SUBSURFACEFAULT GEOMETRY IN THE VICINITY OF YUCCAMOUNTAIN, NEVADAz A PILOT STUDY-/YOUNG, ET AL, 9/90$CNWRA
B-86 # EVALUATION OF THE GEOLOGIC RELATIONS ANDSEISMOTECTONIC STABILITY OF THE YUCCAMOUNTAIN AREA, NNWSI (Progress Report, 9/90)-/CENTER FOR NEOTECTONIC STUDIES, MACKAYSCHOOL 0I MINES, UNIV. OF NV, REND
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NNWSI PHASE II MATERIALS INTERACTION TESTPROCEDURE AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS - 1/85*ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY-/BATES, ET.AL.
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THE REACTION OF GLASS DURING GAMMAIRRADIATION IN A SATURATED TUFF ENVIRONMENT,Part 1: SRL 165 GLASS-/BATES, ET AL 4Part 3: Long-Term Experiments at I x 10rad/hour-/ABRAJANO, ET ALPart 4: SRL 165, ATM-1c, & ATM-8, Glasses at1E3 R/h & 0 R/H-/EBERT, ET AL*ARGONNE NAT'L LAB, ARGONNE, IL.
APPLICATION OF THE NNWSI UNSATURATED TESTMETHOD TO ACTINIDE DOPED SRL 165 TYPE GLASS-/BATES, ET AL*ARGONNE NAT'L LAB
LEACHING ACTION OF EJ-13 WATER ONUNIRRADIATED UO SURFACES UNDER UNSATURATEDCONDITIONS AT 9C: INTERIM REPORT-/WRONKIEWICZ, ET AL, 7/91*ARGONNE NAT'L LAB
PARAMETRIC EFFECTS ON GLASS REACTION IN THEUNSATURATED TEST METHOD-/WOODLAND, ET AL, 12/91*ARGONNE NAT'L LAS
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USE OF BOREHOLE-GEOPHYSICAL LOGS ANDHYDROLOGIC TESTS TO CHARACTERIZE CRYSTALLINEROCK FOR NUCLEAR-WASTE STORAGE, WHITESHELLNUCLEAR RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT, MANITOBA, ANDCHALK RIVER NUCLEAR LABORATORY, ONTARIO,CANADA - 12/82*C.C. DAVISON, ATOMIC ENERGY CANADA, LTD-/KEYS, ET.AL.
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RESULTS FROM NNWSI SERIES 2 BARE FUELDISSOLUTION TESTS, 9/90
CHARACTERIZATION OF SPENT FUEL APPROVEDTESTING MATERIAL--ATM-104 AND ATM-105-/GUENTHER, ET AL*PACIFIC NORTHWEST LAB (MCC)
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) CONTROLLED DOCUMENTS IN LAS VEGAS OFFICEP. T. PRESTHOLTassigned.
3 Characterization of the Percolation in the Unsaturated Zone(Study Plan for Study .3.1.2.2.3
4 Characterization of Structural Features in the Site Area(Study Plan for Study 8.3.1.4.2.2, Rev 0, 2/89, USDOE,Prepared by USGS)
4 Characterization of the Site Ambient Stress Conditions(Study Plan for Study 8.3.1.15.2.1, Rev 0, /e?, USDOE,Prepared by USGS)
4 Characterization of the Yucca Mountain Unsaturated ZonePercolation Exploratory Shaft Facility Study (Study Plan forStudy 8.3.1.2.2.4, Rev 0, 1/89, USDOE, Prepared by USGS)
4 Excavation Investigations, (Study Plan for Study8.3.1.15.1.5, Rev 0, 1/89, USDOE, Prepared by SandiaNational Laboratories)
4 Water Movement Tests (Study Plan for Study 8.3.1.2.2.2, Rev.O 1/89, USDOE, Prepared by LANL)
5 Characterization of Meterology for Regional Hydrology,6.3.1.2.1.1
5 Characterization of the Yucca Mountain Regional Ground-WaterFlow System (Study Plan for Study 6.3.1.2.1.3)
5 Geodetic Leveling (Study Plan for Study 8.3.1.17.4.10)U 5 Study Plan for Characterization of the SiteSaturated-Zone... (6.3.1.2.3.1.1-6)
5 Study Plan for Characterization of the Unsaturated-Zone...(8.3.1.2.2.1)
5 Study Plan for Evaluating the Location and Recency ofFaulting Near Prospective Surface Facilities (Study Plan forStudy 8.3.1.17.4.2, Rev. 0 5/89, USDOE)
5 Study Plan for uaternary Within the Site Area(6.3.1.17.4.6)
6 Characterization of Flood Potential and Debris Hazards ofthe Yucca Mountain Site
6 Characterization of the Yucca Mountain uaternary RegionalHydrology (Study Plan for Study .3.1.5.2.1, Rev. 0 6/q,USDOE, Prepared by USGS)
6 Characterization of the Yucca Mountain Unsaturated-ZoneGaseous-Phase Movement, (Study Plan for Study 8.3.1.2.2.6)
6 Climatic Interpretations of Terrestrial Paleoecology(6.3.1.5.1.3)
6 Effects of Local Site Geology on Surface and SubsurfaceMotions (Study .3.1.17.3.4)
6 Historical and Current Seismicity (.3.1.17.4.1)6 History of Mineralogic and Geochemical Alteration of Yucca
