Figure 3-4 Design Requirements

DOE-STD-1073-2003

Configuration Management

proper use by the various user organizations, including procurement, construction,

operations, maintenance, and testing, as well as design engineering. Examples of design

output documents are:

design change packages,

drawings,

specifications,

load lists,

valve lists,

design (stress) reports,

one-line electrical drawings, and

setpoint lists.

DESIGN CONSTRAINTS

Engineering Procedures

Quality Assurance Requirements

General Codes & Standards

Required Design Methodologies

DESIGN INPUTS

Design

DESIGN

DESIGN OUTPUT

Design

Functional Requirements

Specific Standards

OUTPUT

REQUIREMENTS

Prrocess

P ocess

Regulatory Requirements

The Design Outputs provide

DOCUMENTS

Commitments

the Design Output

Drawings

Requirements:

Specifications

Safety Requirements

Component Lists

DESIGN ANALYSIS

Environmental Requirements

Setpoints

Mission Requirements

& CACULATIONS

Testing Requirements

Other Requirements

Functional Requirements

Analyses

Performance Criteria

Calculations

System Design Descriptions

Studies

Reports

Checklists

Figure 3-4 Design Requirements

3.4

Taking Interim Measures while the Design Requirements are Being

Documented

The contractor should determine if interim measures are needed to preserve the design

basis of the nuclear activity and ensure safety while the configuration management

process is being developed, the design requirements are documented, and the

configuration management process is assessed. The following are examples of interim

measures that may be needed:

3-8