Protecting People and the EnvironmentUNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
ACCESSION #: 9607100013
Information & Support Services
P.O. Box 3707
Seattle, WA 98124-2207
July 2, 1996
G-1151-SJA-96-395
Document Control Desk
United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Washington, D.C. 20555
Reference: a) Boeing Letter G-1151-RSO-92-365 dated August 31, 1992;
R. S. Orr to the NRC Operations Center
b) NRC Letter Docket No. 99901227 dated August 12, 1992; L.
J. Norrholm to R. S. Orr; Subject: Response to 10 CFR
21 Inquiry
Dear Sir or Madam:
In accordance with the reference correspondence and 10 CFR 21, Boeing is
sending the NRC the attached error notice(s) received from our former
software suppliers. Because of unknown current addresses, the following
former customers were not notified:
Reactor Controls, Inc.
Echo Energy Consultants, Inc.
Nuclear Applications and Systems Analysis Company (Japan)
Nuclear Power Services
Tenera Engineering Services
Gibbs & Hill, Inc.
Error notices have been sent to our other former customers.
Very truly yours,
Sandra J. Andrews
Nuclear Administrator
G-1151 M/S 7A-33
(206) 867-6248
Attachment(s): GTSTRUDL Program Report Forms Nos. 96.18 and 96.19
Georgia Tech Computer Aided Structural Engineering Center
Georgia Institute of Technology
School of Civil & Environmental Engineering
Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0355
USA
404 o 894 o 2260
404 o 894 o 8014 FAX
June 28, 1996
Attention: Nuclear Administrator
Boeing Information & Support Services
P.O.Box 24346, M/S 7A-33
Seattle, Washington 98124-0346
RE: GT STRUDL
Dear Sir or Madam:
Enclosed please find copies of GTSTRUDL PROGRAM REPORT FORM Nos. 96.18
and 96.19 and a VENDOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM. Please sign and return the
VENDOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM to acknowledge receipt of the GTSTRUDL
Program Report.
Thank you for reviewing the Program Report and for returning the
Acknowledgement Form.
Best regards,
CASE Center
Catherine Lee
Configuration Control Manager
CL/tlk
Enclosures
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GTSTRUDL Program Report Form
GPRF No.: 96.18
DATE: June 27, 1996
FROM: Computer-Aided Structural Engineering Center
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0355
SEVERITY LEVEL:
x URGENT Problem results in incorrect answers which may not be
apparent or job aborts and cannot be recovered within the
session or job.
SERIOUS Problem results in incorrect answers which are obvious or
problem prevents completion of a particular user's task.
MINOR Problem can be worked around or problem poses high
frustration factor.
INFORMATIVE Documentation error, program usage tip, user
inconveniences.
Date Problem Confirmed June 27, 1996
Date Notification Sent June 28, 1996
Computers ALL
Operating System ALL
Version 8701 thru 9601
Target Release for Correction 9602
Director, R&D
Signature Title
R & D Division
Kenneth Will
Typed or Printed Name Date of Signature
Signature Title
Professional Services Division
Typed or Printed Name Date of Signature
Rev. 2.2
GTSTRUDL Program Report Form
(Continued)
GPRF No.: 96.18
DATE: June 27,1996
DESCRIPTION:
The PRINT JOINT CONNECTIVITY command will abort if there are not any
members attached to a joint in the joint list.
Workaround:
Perform a CONSISTENCY CHECK. If CONSISTENCY CHECK indicates that there
are any joints that do not have any members or elements attached to them
(floating joints), either delete the floating joints before giving the
PRINT JOINT CONNECTIVITY command or give a list of joints in the PRINT
JOINT CONNECTIVITY list where list does not include the floating joints.
Applicable Sections of the Users Manual Documentation:
PRINT JOINT CONNECTIVITY Section 2.1.14.2 Volume 1
CONSISTENCY CHECK Section 2.1.12.4 Volume 1
Rev. 2.2
GTSTRUDL Program Report Form
GPRF No.: 96.19
DATE: June 27,1996
FROM: Computer-Aided Structural Engineering Center
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0355
SEVERITY LEVEL:
URGENT Problem results in incorrect answers which may not be
apparent or job aborts and cannot be recovered within the
session or job.
SERIOUS Problem results in incorrect answers which are obvious or
problem prevents completion of a particular user's task.
x MINOR Problem can be worked around or problem poses high
frustration factor.
INFORMATIVE Documentation error, program usage tip, user
inconveniences.
Date Problem Confirmed June 27, 1996
Date Notification Sent June 28, 1996
Computers ALL
Operating System ALL
Version All versions prior to and including 9601
Target Release for Correction 9603
Director, R&D
Signature Title
R & D Division
Kenneth Will
Typed or Printed Name Date of Signature
Signature Title
Professional Services Division
Typed or Printed Name Date of Signature
Rev. 2.2
GTSTRUDL Program Report Form
(Continued)
GPRF No.: 96.19
DATE: June 27, 1996
DESCRIPTION:
OVERLAY DIAGRAM Size
OVERLAY DIAGRAM in the Plotter Environment produces diagrams that
are much smaller relative to the plot size than the Scope Environment
does. This is because the structure plot is magnified to fill the
Plotter graphics area, but the height of the diagram is not increased.
As a work-around, use the PLOT FORMAT SCALE command to decrease the
scale factor, which will increase the size of the diagram. The cur-rent
value is printed with a Scope Environment OVERLAY DIAGRAM. The value
printed with a Plotter Environment OVERLAY DIAGRAM is incorrect.
For example, if a Moment Z diagram is OVERLAYed with a scale factor
of 100.0 on the Scope, the command PLOT FORMAT SCALE MOMENT Z 50. would
scale a reasonable OVERLAY DIAGRAM for the Plotter.
Applicable Documentation:
Plotter Environment OVERLAY DIAGRAM command -
GTSTRUDL Users Manual, Volume 3, Section 2.7.7.2
Scope Environment OVERLAY DIAGRAM command
GTSTRUDL Users Manual, Volume 3, Section 2.7.6.8
Plot FORMAT SCALE command -
GTSTRUDL Users Manual, Volume 3, Section 2.7.9 item (6)
Rev. 2.2
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