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| Site: | Rancho Seco |
| Issue date: | 07/31/1990 |
| From: | Wong H NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION V) |
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Docket No.. 50-312
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Inspection condu'cted:.May=27, 1990 through July 6,.-1990 and the Management Meeting-held'on July 11, 19901
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Inspection between May 27 and July 6,1990 and Meeting 'on' July:11, '1990
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Areas Inspected:
Thisroutineinspecti'$nbytheResidentIns the areas of operational safety verificationkhealth physics pectortinvolved
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observations, engineered safety features system walkdown, maintenance, surveillance and testing,-onsite followup of events,. quality assurance and a
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licensee meeting.- During this inspection, Inspection Procedures 71707, 71710,-
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Significant progress was. observed in.thelimplementation of planned lay-up conditions for the reactor coolant system and the main feedwater system.'
An observed weakness in the area of housekeeping following. maintenance activities was identified.
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Summary of Violations or Deviations:
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No violations or deviations were noted.
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- D. Keuter, Assistant' GenerahManager -(AGM), Nuclear I
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- D. Brock', Manager, Nuclear Maintenance
- W. !' Jody Manager, Technical-Services.
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' Other licensee; employees contacted included technicians, operators,,
j mechanics;: security, and office personnel.:
- Attended the Exit Meeting on July 6,L1990..
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~2. ', Operational Status of Rancho Seco
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During this inspection period the plant remained shutdown in a long term I
i defueled status period with all fuel assemblies; stored in the, spent fuel
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Themajoractivityconsistedoflay-upmodification~s=for;theLmain
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steam system. -Preparations for.use of the energency diesel. generators as a
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peaking units were also underway.
The reactor' coolant; system was placed
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On June 4, 1990,35 David: Freeman officially'took office astthe SMUD
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General Manager.
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On June 13, 1990, the licensee announced the elimination of approximately;
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100 positions at Rancho Seco.
These reductions will affect approximately
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contractors,cand will take place over the next four months,gThe engineering department wasethe single area most af.fected by the cutbacks'
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engineering appear to be minimal and coincides'with completion of;the
engineeri.ng effort to prepare' system lay-up plans and system status--
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Jackages.
The other areas which have the most reductions are:. QA,
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-ladiation Protection,. Training, Chemistry, and Operations. ~.The Maintenance Department-was only slightly affected by'the reductions, with-a : loss of two positions.
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Operational Safety Verification (71707)
The inspector reviewed control room operations which included access control', staffing, -observation of system alignments,-procedural H
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adherence, and log keeping, Discussions-with the shift supervisors and-
owrators indicated;an awareness of. plant conditions, an' understanding by =
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plant conditic + and maintenance work in progress.
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verified,'by obs.'vation;of valve and switch position indications : that a
systems were properly aligned as required by technical specifications for j
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reactor', and: turbine buildings, including Tours of _the auxiliary,de to. assess equipment conditions and plant-exterior areas, were ma conditions.
Also, the, tours were made to assess the effectiveness of.
radiological controls and adherence to. regulatory requirements.. The
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inspector also: observed: plant housekeeping and cleanliness, looked for potential fire and safety hazards, and observed security and safeguards;
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During this-inspect' ion period, several isolated housekeeping
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discre ancies were identified by the inspector which were promptly
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In particular, the inspector found an
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accumulation of scaffolding, hich appeared to have.been left followingladders an rooms on the -20.ft. level w previousmaintenanceactivIties.
The licensee indicated that the accumulations resulted when the responsible maintenance personnel had
been reassigned to priority work before completion of.the: area cleanup.
All materials not in use were promptly-removed and stored.
l During~ work; activities, it appeared that the health physics managers were conducting plant tours and monitoring work.in progress.: They appeared aware of significant work which occurred during this pr.riod.
The inspector's Radiation Work Permit (RWP) review revealsd that the RWP
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did include:: lob descriptir.., radiation levels, contamination, airborne
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radioactivity (if expectar respiratory. equi dosimetry,.:special equi..ent, RWPiexpiration,pment, p*otective clothing, Lheal'L physics,(HP)
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coverage,Jand signatures. 'The RWP radiation and contamination surveys
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'The inspector observed thal personn'el in the~ controlled areas <were-
wearing the' proper, dosimetry, personnel: exiting the controlled areas were
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' requirements., Labeling,of.ontainers appeared appropriate.
The,inspectorwalkeddownportionsoftheprotected.andvitalarea-
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boundaries'to ensure that:they were' intact and that' security personnel j
Twere, properly posted where:known deficiencies existed.
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also observed protected area' access control,~ personnel screening, badge issuing and maintenance on, access control equipment. Access control was
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Personnel entering with package's were properly searched andL access control was in accordance with licensee procedures.
The inspector observed no obstructions in the isolation zone which co'uld-conceal a person or interfere with the detection / assessment ~ system.
Protected area-illumination appeared adequate.
No violations or deviations were identified, t
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HousekeepingLwas. adequate except'as noted in paragraph 3.
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No excessive packing leakage was observed on' valves.=
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No excessive leakage was' apparent.
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Instrumentation? appeared to be properly. installed.
No out of calibration gauges were'identifiedi
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Flow path components ~ appeared to be:in the correct position.
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Required support systemsEwere'available.
Proper" breaker and switch positions were verifiec.
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No violations or deviations were identified.
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Required ~surveillanceitests were observed and reviewed to ascebtain that i
they were' conducted;in accordance with1 requirements, f
. Portions of.,the-following' surveillance activities were observed:
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agreement.with observations made by the inspector, and that any-l
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The inspector reviewed the licensee's chemi..stry controlsLfor-the.
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-once-through-steam generators (OTSG).
The secondary side of both OTSGs i
have' been placed in.a full wet lay-up condition, including )ortions of the main steam p ping up to the turbine throttle' valves.
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The OTSG volume was recirculated for 6 hrs. prior-to sampling at least-
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valueszto be maintained within-limits. -The inspector noted several
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in the specified range; ' Licensee chemistry management identified that '
thetrendswereexpecteddue~to. initial-leachingfromtheinteriorpipef wall surfaces while= under the static flow' conditions."
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Theinspectorfoundthelicensee!schemistrycontrol[stobeadequate.
No' violation's or deviations'were'identifled, j
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MonthlyMaiNtenance-Observation (62703)
As of June l1 imaintenance' activities have been scheduled for the day shiftonlywith'littleor'nobackshiftmaintenanceactivities.
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Corrective' maintenance (CM) work requests ~have declined to approx.imately 8661 total,-with'205 affecting operable systems, ~
231 on'availa le; systems,>and 430 on systems designated prudent-to-operate.
These work requests have: bean Operations
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Lay-up modification of the emergency diesel generators-for use as peaking units.
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Steam Generator chemistry sampling.
Thefollowingitemswereconsideredduringthisrehiew:
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removed from service; approvals were obtained. prior to initiating the work;; activities were accomplished using approved procedures ~and were
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During this inspection period, the licensee conducted testing of three of,
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undervoltage (UV) auto starts of the two TDI EDGsiahd the "B" Bruce EDG, and to disable the auto closure of,the EDG output breakers. =No other l'
system modifications were~ required to facilitate the intended use.
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close when actuated from the control' room. The licensee initiated a l
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seal-in circuitry. )The breaker was subsequently. replaced with a qualified spare and demonstrated to perform properly..
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No violations or deviations were identified.
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be adequately _ supported and effective in. review of planned activities-l related to the emergency generating system lay-up modification and I"
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r On July 11, 1990, after the end of the inspection period,-NRC_ management L
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'and' proposed site uses. AttachmentJ2 is a copy of the licensee handouts presented:at the meeting.i
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in response.to!NRC -questions' regarding planned : staff reductions,'the licensee stated that 'their plans fors staged destaffing would not be
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implemented until relief-has been received.from the NRC and that,. in the
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interim, adequate staff fo'r the plant in a defueled condition' would be maintained. NRC representatives emphasized that all license conditions and applicable regulations must be met until reliaf is approved by' NRR,
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