ML043520361
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ML043520361 | |
Person / Time | |
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Site: | Palo Verde ![]() |
Issue date: | 01/19/2005 |
From: | Gody A Operations Branch IV |
To: | Overbeck G Arizona Public Service Co |
References | |
50-528/04-301, 50-529/04-301, 50-530/04-301 50-528/04-301, 50-529/04-301, 50-530/04-301 | |
Download: ML043520361 (1) | |
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Draft Outline Comments (completed 9/13/04)
Operating Exam
- 1. The outline only shows one JPM as a repeat - Emergency/Abnormal Plant Evolutions (EAPE) Item 3, 032 Loss of a Startup Channel During Refueling from the 2002 exam.
However EAPE Item 1 (loss of inventory in the refuel pool) could possibly be similar to JPM B4 from the 2002 exam which dealt with loss of spent fuel pool level. I need to check this JPM once the exam comes in for review.
- 2. Need K/A numbers for Systems and EAPE JPMs and importance ratings for all JPMs. Completed on 9/9/04, when Phil sent in completed written and operating outline.
Discussed this with him verbally.
Written Exam
- 1. Reviewed the licensee random and systematic process for selecting K/As and I followed this up with a phone conversation. I have no concerns with their selection process.
Ensured that their selection process was random and systematic all the way to the actual K/A selection.
- 2. Under the heading K/A Topic(s), include a short written description of the K/A.
- 3. For Tier 2 - K/A 034AA1.02 similar to K/A 002A1.11 -> both deal with inventory loss.
Need to review questions for these two K/As to ensure not oversampling.
- 4. Possible duplication between written and operating outlines as follows:
- a. JPM EAPE #3 (K/A 032AA2.02), loss of startup channel during refueling and written outline Tier 1, K/A 032AK3.02, guidance contained in EOP for loss of source-range nuclear instrumentation.
- b. JPM EAPE #1 (K/A 025AA1.02), loss of SDC - loss of inventory in refuel pool and written outline K/A 034AA1.02 similar to K/A 002A1.11 -> both deal with inventory loss. Recommend changing one of the written K/As or the JPM.
Oversampling on dealing with loss of inventory.