Supplementary Information cont'd

"Accidental Releases of Liquid

13. SRP 2.4.13,

Effluents in Ground and Surface Waters."

"Technical Specifications and

14. SRP 2.4.14,

Emergency Operation Requirements."

NUREG-0693, "Analysis of Ultimate Heat Sink Cooling

Ponds," USNRC, 1980.

NUREG-0044 , "An Assessment of Techniques for

Hydrothermal Prediction," USNRC, 1976.

Because of the geographic diversity of plant sites

and the large number of hydrologic references provided in the

acceptance criteria and review procedures, no specific tabulation

is given here of maps and charts by the USGS, NOAA, Army Map Ser-

vice (AMS), and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA); water-

supply papers of the USGS; River Basin Reports of the Corps of

Engineers; and other publications of state, federal and other

regulatory bodies, describing hydrologic characteristics and

Design

water utilization in the plant vicinity and region.

Memoranda, Civil Works Investigations, research and development

reports of the Corps of Engineers, and reports of other federal

and state agencies relevant to flood estimates at a specific site

Hydrologic informa-

should be used on an "as-available" basis.

tion and data are published in the following:

Reports of the Corps of Engineers, Department

of the Army.

Technical Papers of the U.S. Weather Bureau

(currently titled, U.S. Weather Service, NOAA).

Hydrometeorological Reports of the U.S.

Weather Bureau (currently titled, U.S. Weather Service, NOAA)

Hydrometeorological Branch.

Unpublished Hydrometeorological Reports of the

U.S. Weather Bureau (currently titled, U.S. Weather Service,

NOAA).

"Surface Water Supply of the United States," U.S.

Geological Survey.

"Tide Tables," National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration

HEC-5 , "Reservoir System Operation for Flood Con-

trol," U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Hydrologic Engineering Cen-

ter, Davis, California, May 1973.

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