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Plan-of-the Day Meeting for 05/25/2004
ML052030128
Person / Time
Site: Point Beach  
Issue date: 05/25/2004
From:
Nuclear Management Co
To:
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
FOIA/PA-2004-0282
Download: ML052030128 (32)


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I Event Response Team On Call:

Team "D" Plan-of-the-Day Meeting 0815-0845 Front Office Conference Room Work Week: B1OBI Date: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 UIR28: Day 52 Days to U2R27: 312 Days to U1 R29: 487 Safety Event:

Days Since Last HP Clock Reset:

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tPurpose: Understand unit status + Ensure ownership and support + Recognize performance

+ Improve communications and teamwork Daily:

Monday.

Daiy:A.

[EP] - Event Response duty list

[IHS] -Safety B. [Ops/Eng] - Fire Protection summary/issues C. [Safety] - Industrial safety action item list & safety Plant Status - Units 1 and 2:pefrac

A.

[Ops] - Plant Conditions (Units 1&2)

0. [Site Engineering] -Maintenance Rule 'Al' system B.

[Ops] - Immediate attention (Fri 2) rve E. [Project Mgmt] - Major project status C.

[Ops] - Operations' Dept concerns, activities, F.[uiesMr-Bdgtorvw/pamns andpriritesG.

Excellence Plan review D.

[Ops] - Status control events (last event)

  • Tuesday:

E.

[Ops] - Regulatory notification I near misses A. [RP] - Annual dose summary F.

[Ops] - TSACs (active & potential)

B. [Security] - Security system status & issues G.

[Ops] - Nuisance alarms C. [PP1G] - Forced outage schedule H.

[Ops] - Operations' Housekeeping Report

0. [Site Eng] - Thermal cycle efficiency review E. [PA] - INPO follow up & readiness HUP Clock Resets: (All)

F.[P Pise G. Human Performance Trends/issues Opeatig xpeiene:H.

Excellence Plan review

~A.

[PA] - Internal/Industry*

Wednesday:

Surveillance Schedule Review:

A. [Training] - Training A.

[PPG Mgr] week rolling scheduleB.[p]-OeaoWrkoud

  • B.

[PPG Mgr] - Equipment I system outages C ~s ekg it i

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0. [EP] - EP Drill Schedule C. PPGMgr iskactvitesE.

[Engr] - Section Xi equipment in double frequency

  • D.

fOps] - Operations' work week issues F. [Maint/OPS] - Housekeeping Issues

  • Chemistry I RADPRO Review. Units I and 2:G.EcleePanrvw aThursday:

Unit Outage (as applicable):

A. [EP] - EP Pager Test Results (as applicable)

B. [Engr] - Temporary Modifications Actin Iems (Rcorer)C.

[Ops] - Control Room Panel Deficiency Analysis

0. [Ops] - Disabled alarms (Units I &2)

E. [Ops] - Instruments Out-of-Service (Units 1 &2)

Round Table: (All)

F. [PA] - CAP backlogs G. [Ops] - Out-of-Spec routine readings

ACEMAN:

H. Excellence Plan review

  • Friday:

~Pagers:

A. [Reg Affairs] - Upcoming Licensing/Reviews B. [NOS] - Quality Assurance update/upcoming reviews AOMC.

[Maint] - WR Backlogs/PM waiver/deferrals Chemistry Shift Supervisor...............

0. [EP] - Weekend coverage list (Units l &2)

Industrial Safety........................

E. [Engr] - Predictive Monitoring F. [PPG Mgr] - Next week's work week summary and Maintnancehighlights Outage Manager.......................

G. [PA] - NRCIINPO Perf Indicators Radiation Protection....................

H. Excellence Plan review Shift Manager.........................

System Engineering....................

Work Week Manager 2

Point Beach Nuclear Plant Outage 1 R28 DAY Supporting Operational Excellence 50 Path N -

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This indicator measures cumulative dose radiation exposure and total number of personnel-contamination events (PCE's > 5000 cpm) during refueling outages. The dose indicator is measured in Rem and individual PCE events.

Day 50 - May 23 Actual = 3.119 Cumulative = 77.202 Cumulative Forecast =77.389 Meets:

Exceeds:

<=92 Rem

<=88 Rem Actual Cum.

Dose:

Daily PCE goal reforecast on 4/23. Daily dose reforecast on 5123104.

Dose reforecast on 5/23/04 combining dose received for the RV Head repairs and also adding 17 rem to the outage goal to reflect the dose received for the repair.

77.202 Rem

.1 Meets: <= 18 Exceeds: <= 12 Actual PCE's:

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5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 0 2 4 8 8 1012141818202224252830323438384042444648505254565860

NUCLEAR POWER BUSINESS UNIT PBNP DAILY CHEMISTRY STATUS REPORT Date: 05125104 Time: 0:00 PARAMETER UNIT I UNIT 2 ACTION LEVEL(S)

REACTOR COOLANT Boron, ppm 3015 1171 N/A Lithium. ppm NIA 2.26 out of range Chloride, ppb

<5

<5

> 50 Fluoride, ppb

<5

<5

> s0 Sulfate. ppb 9

<5

> 50 Silica, ppb 4664 358

> 1000 at power Dissolved H2. cr/kg N/A 39.2

< 25, > 50 Specific Activity, uC/cc NIA 1.16E+0

>100/ E-Bar 100/E-Bar. uCVcc N/A 164.4 1-131 DE. uC/cc NIA 3.48E-5

> 0.8 RWST Boron, ppm 2945 3056 Si02, ppb 2250 5120 BDEB (last done dates) 5/12104 2:07 4/28/04 0:50

% Solids 13.7 6.5

% Boric Acid 10.4 7.2 BAST A

% Acid - Date & Time 3.67 5/21/04 12:51 B

% Acid - Date & Time 3.68 5/21104 14:12 C

% Acid - Date & Time 3.78 5121104 12:53 STEAM GENERATORS A

1B A

1 B

Action Level I INPO CPI Chemistry Performance Index 1.00

> 1.1 above 30% power (2)

(C P I)

P/S Leak Rate, gpd N/A 0

>30or>60 gpd/hr Cation Cond(1), uS/cm N/A NiA 0.0678 0.0662

> 0.8 Sodium, ppb N/A 7

<0.05 0.1

> 1

> 0.8 Chloride, ppb N/A 6.6 0.2 0.2

> 10

> 1.6 Sulfate. ppb N/A 60 0.9 0.7

> 10

> 1.7 pH NIA 9.93 9.71 9.71

< 8.5 FEEDWATER UNIT I UNIT 2 Action Level INPO CPI Iron, ppb N/A 0.267

>3

>5 Copper. ppb NIA 0.008

> 0.1

> 0.2 Dissolved 02, ppb N/A

<5

> 5 pH NIA 9.68 CONDENSATE Action Level' Dissolved 02, ppb 3.3 3.5

> 10 SAE Flow (scfm)

N/A 2.7 NOTE: Bolded items require action by Chemistry (2) Best allowable CPI is 1.0 EMERGENT PROBLEMS / SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES / OTHER INFORMATION Priority Chemistry equinment currently OOS 4

PBNP PLANT Ul STATUS REPORT N lV i Report Run Date: 5/2512004 5:50:48 AM Committed to Nuclear ExcellenV' PLANT SAFETY LOST TIME ACCIDENTS 0

DOSE PREVIOUS 24 hrs (mR) 2 SITE EVENT FREE 22 DAYS SINCE LAST LTA 612 TOTAL FOR YEAR (mR) 6849 DAYS OSHA RECORDABLES 2

% of TO DATE GOAL 112%

OVERALL UI PLANT FIRST AID CASES 2

PerCon EVENTS 10 1

RISK PLANT CONDITIONS

% Power 0%

MWE Gross 0

DAYS SINCE LAST SCRAM FROM POWER 313 Mode 6

MWE Net 0

DAYS ONLINE 0

Unit Capability Factor 0%

Forced Loss Rate 0%

Days Until Next Refueling Outage 487 KEY CONTACTS SHIFT MANAGER I DAYS: Rob Harrsch I SWINGS:

l NIGHTS: Jim Schlcif WORK WEEK COORD/MGR Rob Geier WORK CONTROL CENTER Mike Millen EP DUTY MANAGER Monica Ray PLANT MANAGER Jim Shaw OPERATIONS COMMENTS (24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> Summary)

RCS drained down to reduced inventory (<55

-).

Orange Path Contingency Plan in effect. Torquing of"B" S/G Primary Manways complete. Torquing of 'A' S/G Cold Leg Manway in progress. Resolving bolting issue on 'A" S/G Hot Leg Primary Manway. "A" S/G Secondary Side Drained.

UNIT SHUTDOWN OTHER LCOs OPERATIONAL CONCERNS & PLANT PRIORITIES EQUIPMENT WOICAP PROBLEM OWNER ECD ICV-IOA, BA to WO 0408329/

Valve Leaks by, causes a loss of BAST level during J. Brander 11/03/04 IZ-I BA Blender CAP056696 BAST recirculation, current Status 23. Parts issue.

Inlet Flow Control PLANT HOUSEKEEPING CONCERNS OPERATOR BURDENS PAST 24 HOURS OPERATOR CHALLENGES EQUIPMENT lWOICAP l

PROBLEMt I

I OWNER L

C OPERATOR WORKAROUNDS LIT ANNUNCIATORS COORD ID ALARM DESCRIPTION REASON WOCAP DAYS IN I C-20A 2-3 Site boundary control center.

Troubleshooting why the alarm is in.

WO 0407388 60 DEGRADED INSTRUMENTS EQUIPMENT' WO/CAP PROBLEM OWNER ECD IC-39, Turbine EH WO 0307938 Intermittent kilowatt transducer failure.

APR 9114/04 Control Panel INR-46.NI WO0210874 Recorder replacement via MR 01-057.

IC 03128/05 Overpower Recorder ITE-29, Incore WO 0309455 TC G4 reads low.

EMl 05/09/05 Thermometer at G-4 Tuesday, Stay 25, 2004 Page I of 4

ITG-0 IVARM1, W00306911 Varnnterreading high.

EM 5131104 ITG-OI Turbine Generator Output Varmeter INR-47. NI WO 0210874 Recorder failed low.

IC 03/28105 Overpower Recorder TEMPORARY MODIFICATION EQUIPNMENT WO/CAP MODIFICATION

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ECD PLANT PERFORMANCE Plant Performance Summary Primary System Secondary System Generator Gross 0

MIwe Total RCS LKRT 0

gpm Forebay Temp 50 F

Generator Net 0

lwe RCS Identified LKRT 0

gpm Lake Temp 54 F

Reactor Power 0

5IN'tb RCS Unidentified LKRT 0

gpm GrossHeatRate e

BTU/kW Primary to Secondary LKRT (Rad Gas)

LP'A' LP B' 0

gpd 0

gpd Primary Chemistry iecondary Chemistnr LP'A' LP'B8 RCS Boron 3015 ppm Sodium (ppb) 7 RCS H2 cc/kg Chloride (ppb) 6.6 Gross Activity uCI/gm SulfateLPA 60 DE-131 uC/gm INPO CPI Tuesday, jM1ay 25, 2004 Page 2 of 4 6

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Comlmitted to Nuclear Excellenc PBNP U2 PLANT STATUS REPORT Report Run Date:

512512004 5:50:49 AM PLANT SAFETY t

LOST TIME ACCIDENTS I

DOSE PREVIOUS 24 hrs (mR) 2 SITE EVENT FREE 22 DAYS SINCE LAST LTA 612 TOTAL FOR YEAR (mR) 6849 DAYS OSHA RECORDABLES 2

of TO DATE GOAL 112%

OVERALL U2 PLANT r ;o d FIRST AID CASES 2

PerCon EVENTS 10 RISK j

PLANT CONDITIONS

% Power 100%

MWE Gross 540 DAYS SINCE LAST SCRAM FROM POWER 10 Mode I

MWE Net 518 DAYS ONLINE S

Unit Capability Factor Forced Loss Rate Days Until Next Refueling Outage 312 KEY CONTACTS SHIFT MANAGER DAYS: Rob Harrsch SWINGS:

NIGHTS: Jim Schieif WORK WEEK COORD/IGR Rob Geier WORK CONTROL CENTER Mike Millen EP DUTY MANAGER Monica Ray PLANT MANAGER Jim Shaw OPERATIONS COMMENTS (24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> Summary)

Normal full power operations.

UNIT SHUTDOWN OTHER LCOs EQUIPMENT WO/CAP ENTRY DATE LCO DAYS OWNER ECD 2RC-508, U2C WO 0203446 11/9/2003 31 day TSAC 3.6.3. A M. Rosseau 523/2004 Reactor Makeup Supply OPERATIONAL CONCERNS & PLANT PRIORITIES EQUIPMENT WO/CAP PROBLEM OXVNER ECD 2RC-508, U2C WO 0203446 Valve comes offshut seat when RNIW pump starts M. Millen / J.

5/28/04 Reactor Makeup Marean Supply Unit 2, Excess WO 0310231 Inadequate excess letdown flow, Scheduled for Work N. Stuart 7/09/04 Letdown Flow Week C03 2RE-215,2HX.46 Elevated indication, temperature related.

B. Carberry 5/27/04 Air Ejector Gas Monitor PLANT HOUSEKEEPING CONCERNS OPERATOR BURDENS PAST 24 HOURS OPERATOR CHALLENGES EQUIPMENT WO/CAP PROBLEM OWNER ECD OPERATOR WORKAROUNDS EQUIPMENT WO/CAP PROBLEM OWNER ECD Condenser Water N/A Unit 2 is receiving excessive condenser water box T. VandenBosch Scheduling PHC, Box Alarms alarms.

next PHC should

_be in June.

LIT ANNUNCIATORS k

Tuesday, Aiway 25, 2004 Page 3 of 4 7

COORD ID ALARM DESCRIPTION REASON WOCAP DAYS IN C-0 IC 3-7 Unit 2 containment recirc coolers air MR 00-10S initiated to change flow MR 00-108 744 flow low alarm is in. Sliders have been switches. Work to be performed in caution tagged to prevent alarm from U2R27.

being lit.

DEGRADED INSTRUMENTS EQUIPMENT WO/CAP PROBLEM OWNER ECD 2AF-4000,2P-29 WO 0307788 Control room indication does not match local EM 05/09/05 AFWl Discharge indication.

MOV control room indication 2AI-5430A, WO 0310574 Hydrogen purity reads low in the Control Room.

FIN 05/09/05 Hydrogen Purity on 2C03 2F1I412, RC Loop A WO 0400282 Flow indicator reads high.

IC 04/18/05 Flow Indicator 2FR-465, Loop A WO 0405750 Flow indicator reads high.

IC 06/08/04 FW SttmJFlow Indicatior 2NR-47, NI WO 0210875 Recorder failed low.

IC 05/09/05 Overpower Recorder TEMPORARY MODIFICATION EQUIPMENT WO/CAP MODIFICATION OWNER ECD PLANT PERFORNIANCE Plant Performance Summanr Primary Smstem Secondary System Generator Gross 540 Mwe Total RCS LKRT 0.14 gpm Forebay Temp 50 F

Generator Net 518 Mwe RCS Identified LKRT 0.1 gpm Lake Temp 54 F

Reactor Power 1538 MI'%Nth RCS Unidentified LKRT 0.04 gpm GrossHeatRate 0

BTU/kW Primary to Secondary LKRT (Rad Gas)

LP A' LP"B" 0

gpd 0

gpd Primary Chemistry Secondary Chemistry LP-A" LP-B" RCS Boron 1171 ppm Sodium (ppb)

<0.05 0.1 RCS H2 39.2 cclkg Chloride (ppb) 0.2 0.2 Gross Activity 1.16E+0 uCi/gm SulfateLPA 0.9 0.7 DE-131 3.48E-5 uCilgm INPO CPI 1

Tuesday, May 25, 2004 Page 4 of 4 8

Committed to Nuclear Excflenc~,

O u-tage Status Report Plant:

Point Beach Unit I Day:

Tuesday Today's Date/ITime:

5/25/04 0400 Outsge Duration: Day 52 Of Refueling Outage Number UIR28 Industrial - Within the last 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> OSHA Recordables 0

First Aid cases 0

Near misses 0

Total for this outage I

Summary:

Radiological Dose to date 77.202 Projected to date

  • 77.389 Outage Goal
  • -92 R Difference

-.187

  • Reforecast on 5f23 Number of PCEs 1 0 Summary-Dose reforecast on 5123/04 combining dose received for the RV Head repairs and also adding 17 rem to the outage goal to reflect the dose received for the repair.

Nuclear Significant human performance errors and events in last 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> 0

Summary:

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RCS:

Time to Boll El Hot Standby (Mode 3)

E Hot Shutdown (Mode 4) 5 Cold Shutdow.n (ModeS)

CD Refueling Shutdown (Mfode 6)

Temperature:

80 Pressure: -Vented to Atmosphere RV Level:

55%

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r iie ofi iee In st 24 ours Kfr' Cri ical P i!Na rcai Path A~tivitits (Nit4H r)

  • Nozzle Dam Removal
  • Reactor Head Penetration #26 Relief Request Issues
  • Move IP-IB RCP Motor to Pump Cubicle
  • 'A' S/G Primary ManwaylInstallation
  • Upper Cavity Decon
  • Exit Midloop and Reduced Inventory Orange Path

`B' S/G Primary Manway Installation

  • Commence Reactor Head Assembly
  • Cavity Seal Ring Removal 1%

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SCHEDULED DUE DATE IS LESS THAN OR EQUAL T005/25/2004 UNITST WRK ORD EQUIP ID GRP FRO CALLUP DESCRIPTION LAST DUED SKED TSDUE lox 25%

DEFER ACT P5O 74 0308970 DA-030559 MM BAl M-RELVLV REPLACE RELIEF VAL 02/13/2004 09/07/2004.

11/27/2004 02/02/2006.

DOIAI PRO 74 0308971.. ------------M-------M R-L-L---REPLACE--RELIEF--VAL--02/13/2004 09/07/200---------/27/2004--02/02/2006.---------

PRO 74 0308972 DA 03055C MM 8Al M-RELVLV REPLACE RELIEF VAL 02/13/2004 09/07/2004 11/27/2004 02/02/2006.

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P91 40 9950082 ICP 02.003 IC 8141 PB1i-2 RP LOGIC TEST -

TR 02/03/2004 03/30/2004 04/03/2004 04/05/2004 04/13/2004.05/31/2004. NO-PX PB1 76 0215123 A52-14 APR 1M2 A-R UNDERFREQUENCY REL 10/07/2002 0410112004 05125/2004 04/08/2004 05/25/2004 08/23/2004.

128EM P81 76 0301896 CV EPI 3A2 CV-IPT-I VT-2 ASME XI PERIO 05/0812001 04/01/2004 06101/2004 05/07/2004 07/19/2004 02/04/2005.

128EN P91 76 0216170 FIRE-BARR! EM IM2 E-M18 INSPECT AND MAINTA 10/04/2002 04/01/2004 05/09/2004 04/05/2004 05/25/2004 08/20/2004.

128EM P90 71 0210963 G-01 EM G01 E-A2-2 YEAR ELECTRICAL 06/15/2002 04/01/2004 06/14/2004 06/05/2004 09/10/2004.

COIAI PB0 76 0215148 G-01 EM 1M2 E-R MONITOR EMERGENCY 09/17/2002 04/01/2004 04/06/2004 03/19/2004 05/25/2004 08/03/2004.

128EM PB0 40 0214235 G 01 MM G01 M-A2 INSPECTION AND MA! 11/19/2001 04/01/2004 06/05/2004 02/15/2004.06/14/2004 NO-PX P90 71 0214236 G-01 MM CA2 M-A2-I GRP GROUP B MECHANICAL 04/01/2004 06/13/2004 06/13/2005 04/01/2007.

COIAI P90 76 0215149 G-02 EM 1M2 E-R MONITOR EMERGENCY 09/17/2002 04/01/2004 04/05/2004 03/19/2004 05/25/2004 08/03/2004.

128EN P91 76 0300803 ICP-02.008 IC 1M2 P91-1 NI AXIAL OFFSET CA 11/08/2002 04/01/2004 06/03/2004 05/10/2004 05/25/2004 09/24/2004.

1281C P91 76 0300804 ICP-02.008 IC 1M2 PB1-1 N! POWER RANGE OVE 10/21/2002 04/01/2004 06/04/2004 04/22/2004 05/25/2004 09/06/2004.

1281C P91 --

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PSI 76 0300811 ICP-02.017 IC 1M2 P81-1 RP SYSTEM AUTPMATG 10/06/2002 04/01/2004 05/27/2004 04/07/2004 05/25/2004 08/22/2004.

1281C PS1 76 0300818 ICP-02.017 IC 1M2 P91-I RP ANDTEG ANALOGAT 10/14/2002 04/01/2004 06/01/2004 04/15/2004 05/25/2004 08/30/2004.

1281C P91 76 0300819 ICP 02.020 IC 1M2 P91-2 RP AND SG ANALOG T 10/14/2002 04/01/2004 06/01/2004 04/15/2004 05/25/2004 08/30/2004.

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1281C P91I7 030089 ICP-130 02 IC 1HZ P81 CONTAINTENTSUMATRI 109/17/2002 04/01/2004 06/026/2004 04/218/2004 05/25/2004 08/02/2004.

1281C P91 77 3021887 04IT0209 IC6 1M2 POT-IT-439, 2 LOR HEA R 10/11/2002 04/01/2004 03/29/2004 04/12/2004 05/25/2004 08/21/2004.

1281C PB1 77 02185089

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1280P PS1 77 0215891 0-IT-03005 0P6 1M2 OT IT-305, UNIT 1PCON 10/04/2002 04/01/2004 05/26/2004 04/05/2004 05/25/2004 08/20/2004.052/041280P PBI 77 02158918 0-IT-05008 0P6 1HZ OT IT-50EC, LRP MITST1/1/20 04/01/2004 05/28/2004 041/20 05/25/2004 08/28/2004.

1280P Pal 77 0216004 I-TS-0090A P6 1HZ OT ITS-90, UNIT PERSTN 10/12/2002 04/01/2004 05/27/2004 04/13/2004 05/25/2004 08/28/2004.

1280P P91 77 0216005 O-IT-0230 0P6 1M2 OT ITS-30, Ul HIGH/LOU 10/13/2002 04/01/2004 05/28/2004 04/14/2004 05/25/2004 08/29/2004.

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DEFER ACT P81 70 0216006 O-TS-035.2 0P6 1142 OT TS-35, UNIT I CONT 10/12/2002 0410112004 05/29/2004 04/13/2004 05/25/2004 08/28/2004.

1280P P81 77 0216007 0-TS-039 0P6 1142 OT TS-39, UNIT 1 MSIV 10/16/2002 04/01/2004 06/02/2004 04/17/2004 05/25/2004 09/01/2004.

1280P P81 76 0305079 PT-RCS-1 EPI 1142 1-PT-RCS-1 RCS PRESSURE TEST 01/22/2003 04/01/2004 06/01/2004 07/24/2004 05/25/2004 12/08/2004.

128EN P81 77 0301878 RE-00126 HP 1142 RMSCALAPR. IRE-126/IRE-127/lR 09/28/2002 04/01/2004 05/26/2004 03/30/2004 05/25/2004 0814142004.

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Compensatory Measures:

Physical Protection Performance Indicators Supporting Perimeter replacement project. Establishing compensatory measures as needed.

2 PIDS removed from service due to cabling issues.

2 CCTV's are currently functioning under a T-Mod.

Recovery plan #EQ15-003 replacement, Security equipment replacement project in place, due date 09/15/2004, CAP 033395 Status: Green Total PA Equipment PI Hours in quarter: IDS/CCTV 22.1 Hours Remaining 837.9 approaching site level yellow condition Recovery Plan in place Excellence Plan #EQ15-003, also recovery plan to be presented at next MRM.

Loggable Events None to report CAP's CAP 056887, Security Plan Review Discrepancies with NRC CAP 056950, Damage to vehicle from swing arm at OCA checkpoint (Note: Arm has been taken out of service until an electrical review is completed).

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1) Unidentified losses can vary as much as 1 MWe from week to week.

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3)80th units' unidentified losses changed about 2-3 MWto a negative value (see Note 2)when the main generatorwaft-hour meters were calibrated the week of 7/21/03. This Is based on a comparison to the PPCS indication of electrical output and a transducer output reading at We Energies Power Systems in Pewaukee. These Indications come from different instruments. CAP034651 was submitted. Recently, the Unit 1 unidentified losses had been near zero or positive compared to more negative values after the watt-hour meter calibration. This Is believed to be due to a drift In the waft-hour meter because the waft-hour meter Is now reading more in line with the other indications.

II Unit 2's output has been higher since its last refueling outage due to improvements made In the turbine gland steam system during the outage.

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POINT BEACH NUCLEAR PLANT EQUIPMENT DEGRADATION MONITORING RECORDED FOR UNIT: 1 EQUIP DATE: 03/16/04 CALORIMETRIC DATE: 03/16/04 STORAGE NAME: El 2004-03-16.XLS GENERATOR OUTPL GROSS HEAT RA' STM GEN PRESS STM GEN HTC MEASURED UT:

534.0 rE:

9835 A:

812.6 B:

813.9 A:

1296.9 B:

1302.0 NORMALIZED 540.5 9717 821.0 820.7 1297.7 13032 MWe BTU/kWhr PSIA PSIA BTU/PFft2hr BTU/'Fft2hr EXTRACT.

DRAIN T-IN T-OUT DEL-T PRESS.

TTD DCA VALVE COMPONENT

[OF)

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97.3 154.4 57.1 5.3 9.3 8.5 98 FEEDWATER HEATER 2A:

154.4 207.5 53.1 14.8 3.3 11.3 75 FEEDWATER HEATER 3A:

207.5 274.3 66.8 44.8

-2.0 22.3 90 FEEDWATER HEATER 4A:

274.4 347.0 72.6 142.4 4.2 FEEDWATER HEATER 5A:

349.0 429.3 80.3 369.6 4.7 13.7 80 FEEDWATER HEATER IB:

97.3 155.1 57.8 5.5 10.0 7.1 100 FEEDWATER HEATER 2B:

155.1 207.7 52.6 14.0 0.4 12.4 75 FEEDWATER HEATER 3B:

207.7 274.5 66.8 43.6

-3.9 18.5 70 FEEDWATER HEATER 4B:

274.4 347.0 72.6 142.3 4.2 FEEDWATER HEATER 5B:

349.0 427.8 78.8 367.6 5.7 9.5 75 PRESSURE P-IN P-OUT DEL P T-IN T-OUT DEL-T COMPONENT

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1.47

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TEMP [ 0F]

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POS[%]

A 119 498 144 5.9 130 50 B

120 495 141 5.3 129 40 C

139 35 D

149 60 TURBINE MEASURED NORMALIZED FEED REGULATING POSITION FIRST PRESSURE PRESSURE VALVE

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CALORIMETRIC ANALYSIS

SUMMARY

UNIT NO.

1 DATE 3/16/2004 TIME 0733 FF THERMAL LOAD= 1534.1 MWT.

SF THERMAL LOAD= 1510.0 MWT.

PPCS THERMAL LOAD= 1539.3 MWT.

ELECTRICAL 101.94 FF REACTOR 101.03 SF REACTOR 99.44 (56.0)

DELTA T 99.38 1-OF FULL LOAD CORRECTED AVERAGE FF.....

FT 466/476.....

FT 467/477.....

DIFFERENCE.....

DIFFERENCE.....

ELECTRICAL FF HEAT RATE..

SF HEAT RATE..

FF EFFICIENCY.

SF EFFICIENCY.

KLB/HR KLB/HR KLB/HR KLB/HR PERCENT LOOP A 3331.1 3328.2 3334.0

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-0.17 GROSS 534.0 9805 9651 34.81 35.36 LOOP B 3348.6 3349.9 3347.4 2.46

0. 07 NET 510.5 10255 10094 33.28 33.81 LOAD....MW

.BTU/KW-HR B.ETU/KW-HR

..PER CENT

..PER CENT STM GENERATOR OUTPUT..... MWT FEEDWATER FLOW... UNCORRECTED FF/SF KLB/HR....... CORRECTED FEEDWATER TEMPERATURE..DEG F STM GENERATOR PRESSURE..PSIA BLOWDOWN FLOW......... KLB/HR CONDENSER VACUUM...... IN-HGA RCS LOOP TEMPERATURE... DEG F REACTOR COOLANT DELTA T..DEG STM GEN LMTD-VARYING T-DEG F STM GEN LMTD-CONST. T..DEG F STEAM GEN. CIRCULATION RATIO HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT FEED LOOP A 767.7 3286.8 3331.1 430.20 812.6 15.00 1.47 569.6 55.70 45.47 43.81 4. 003 1296.9 FLOW LOOP B 771.8 3304.0 3348.6 430.10 813.9 15.00 1.62 569.8 55.60 45.53 43.86

3. 982 1302.0 STEAM LOOP A 754.2 3257.7 FLOW LOOP B 761.2 3287.9 45.64 45.71 4.093 1269.2 4.055 1279.2 FF 100t DELTA T SF 100' DELTA T Al 55.43 56.32 A2 54.44 55.31 B1 55.43 56.32 B2 55.93 56.82 KWe CORRECTIONS Condenser =4,S HH Steamn

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POINT BEACH NUCLEAR PLANT EQUIPMENT DEGRADATION MONITORING RECORDED FOR UNIT: 2 EQUIP DATE: 05/21104 CALORIMETRIC DATE: 05/21/04 STORAGE NAME: E2_2004-05-21.XLS MEASURED GENERATOR OUTPUT:

542.9 GROSS HEAT RATE:

9664 STM GEN PRESS A:

809.6 8:

809.1 STM GEN HTC A:

1310.5 B:

1293.8 NORMALIZED 546.7 9597 824.0 821.1 1310.5 1295.3 MWe BTU/kWhr PSIA PSIA BTUP'Fft2hr BTU/'Fft2hr EXTRACT.

DRAIN T-IN T-OUT DEL-T PRESS.

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91.8 154.0 62.2 4.2

-0.5 9.0 95 FEEDWATER HEATER 2A:

154.0 206.6 52.6 13.0

-2.1 13.4 80 FEEDWATER HEATER 3A:

206.6 274.6 68.0 45.0

-2.0 14.9 85 FEEDWATER HEATER 4A:

274.1 334.9 60.8 142.6 16.8 FEEDWATER HEATER 5A:

348.6 429.6 81.0 373.5 5.4 10.1 75 FEEDWATER HEATER 1B:

91.8 153.1 61.3 6.5 19.2 9.1 100 FEEDWATER HEATER 2B:

153.1 205.5 52.4 12.7

-2.2 11.7 60 FEEDWATER HEATER 3B:

205.5 273.6 68.1 44.6

-1.6 18.4 90 FEEDWATER HEATER 4B:

274.1 347.0 72.9 144.0 4.7 FEEDWATER HEATER 58:

348.6 429.1 80.5 371.8 5.5 8.7 100 PRESSURE P-IN P-OUT DEL P T-IN T-OUT DEL-T COMPONENT (in Hgal

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[PSI)

(OF]

[OF]

['IF]

CONDENSER WB 1:

1.40 0.0

9.7 4.76 50.7 71.1 20.4 CONDENSER WB 2:

0.0

-10.0 4.91 50.5 70.7 20.2 CONDENSER WB 3:

1.34 0.0,

-10.0 4.91 50.7 69.4 18.7 CONDENSER WB 4:

-0.6

-11.2 5.21 50.2 70.0 19.8 MOISTURE XOVER SHELL SHELL HEATING DRAIN SEPARATOR PRESS XOVER DEL DEL P FLOW VALVE REHEATER

[PSIG]

TEMP [0F]

TEMP [0FJ

[PSI]

(Kib/hr]

POS[%l A

121 494 140 5.1 137 50 B

122 498 144 4.6 141 50 C

132 50 D

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4.

CS-4661A]:

CS-476[B]:

2.13 A:

2.25 B:

548 546 542 541 9A

CALORIMETRIC ANALYSIS SInARY UNIT NO.

2 DATE 5/21/2004 TIME 0713 FF THERMAL LOAD= 1533.8 MWT.

SF THERMAL LOAD= 1510.1 MWT.

PPCS THERUIAL LOAD= 1537.8 NWT.

ELECTRICAL 103.64 FF REACTOR 101.01 SF REACTOR 99.44 (55.7)

DELTA T 98.38 t OF FULL LOAD CORRECTED AVERAGE FF....

FT 466/476....

FT 467/477....

DIFFERENCE....

DIFFERENCE....

ELECTRICAL FF HEAT RATE.

SF HEAT RATE.

FF EFFICIENCY SF EFFICIENCY

.KLB/HR

.KLB/HR KLB/HR

.KLB/HR PERCENT LOOP A 3358.4 3360.8 3355.9 4.87 0.15 GROSS 542.9 9642 9493 35.39 35.95 LOOP B 3330.3 3329.1 3331.5

-2.44

-0.07 NET 518.0 10105 9949

' 33.77 34.30 LOAD....MW

..BTU/KW-HR

..BTU/KW-HR PER CENT PER CENT STM GENERATOR OUTPUT..... MWT FEEDWATER FLOW... UNCORRECTED FF/SF KLB/HR....... CORRECTED FEEDWATER TEMPERATURE..DEG F STM GENERATOR PRESSURE.. PSIA BLOWDOWN FLOW......... KLB/HR CONDENSER VACUUM...... IN-HGA RCS LOOP TEMPERATURE... DEG F REACTOR COOLANT DELTA T..DEG STM GEN LMTD-VARYING T-DEG F STM GEN LMTD-CONST. T...DEG F STEAM GEN. CIRCULATION RATIO HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT FEED LOOP A 772.8 3325.2 3358.4 431.40 809.6 15.00 1.40 568.8 54.30 45.29 43.71 3.970 1310.5 A2

53. 96 54.80 FLOW.

LOOP B 766.4 3297.2 3330.3 431.30 809.1 15.00 1.34 569.1 55.30 45.50 43.91 4.004 1293.8 B1 54.45 55.31 STEAM LOOP A 763.4 3302.9 FLOW LOOP B 752.1 3253. 1 45.47 45.67 4.037 1289.6 B2 55.44 56.31 FF 100- DELTA T SF 100t DELTA T Al 53.46 54.30 4.099 1264. 8 XWe CORRECTIONS Condenser = 1.9 RH Steam

= 3S RW Steam

= 1.5 Total

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2004 Exercise Scenario Development Team Group Representative Emergency Preparedness (Drill coordination)

Todd Gemskie Operations (SRO Level - considered Drill Coordinator)

Bob Adams Simulator Operator (OPT)

Bruce Carlson Radiation Protection Carl Onesti Chemistry Randy Richards Mechanical Maintenance Jerry Scheinoha Electrical Maintenance Paul Lagasse Instrument and Control Rob Reed Public Information Representative Lauretta Krcma-Olson Nuclear Oversight Russ Walesh Management Jerry Strharsky Safety/Medical/Fire Mary Sipiorski Licensing/Regulatory Affairs Jim Connolly PRA Jim Masterlark IT Rick Parlato EOF Operation Gerry Young Security Duane Argall Kickoff Meeting on June 2,2004 in the TSC from 9am-1030am 9FA

'Human Performance Improvement Update rvey Task, Every Job, Every Day, Prevent Events HU Program Improvement Leadership Update Date: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 Personnel Changes

  • Darren Peterson has accepted the position of Site Human Performance Coordinator.

Human Performance Improvement Team Update

  • Team meetings have been poorly attended due to outage.

Upcoming Events/Changes

  • RCE 248, Root Cause Evaluation of NRC Cross-Cutting Issue in Human Performance is completed and ready for CARB presentation today.
  • RCE 253, Industrial Safety Issues and Poor Work Practices During Nozzle Dam Installation, has been approved by CARB.
  • ACEMAN Updates o ACEMAN Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down data to be reviewed at MRM o ACEMAN Parking Space was won by Dave Schutte (nominated by Renee Milner) this week.

o ACEMAN Training must be completed by 6/30. Five sessions scheduled for week of 5/24

- potentially in jeopardy due to outage extension.

o Revision of mid-year PMPs to include ACEMAN; details in e-mail from McCarthy.

Issues

  • Corrective Action Program Self-Assessment commenced May 24, 2004 Support Needed from Leadership Team
  • Ensure compliance with NP 1.1.10, Human Performance Program Procedure.
  • Ensure Supervisors are identifying error-likely situations and ways to compensate.
  • Complete and document ACEMAN observations. Reinforce appropriate tool use during observations. Note: 34 ACEMAN Observations (NRC commitment >30), and 223 total observations (NRC commitment >325) have been done to date in May.

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5/25/04 POD Daily Operating Experience OE

Subject:

OE11315 - Unplanned Internal Contamination During Reactor Cavity Decon

Purpose:

  • Provide OE relative to Cavity Decon.

The issues presented relate to Radiation Protection, but the causes are pertinent to all work groups.

Discussion:

  • On Wednesday March 29, 2000, thirteen unplanned intakes of radioactive material and twenty-one low level external personnel contaminations occurred as a result of deconning the reactor cavity. The maximum dose to any individual as a result of the intakes was 8 mrem (CEDE), however many inappropriate actions and programmatic weaknesses were identified during the investigation. Airborne activity was created due to higher than anticipated contamination levels during spray down and because Radiation Protection personnel failed to determine the radiological conditions prior to allowing work to begin.

The root cause of this event was failure to perform adequate surveys to characterize the radiological conditions before allowing work to be performed, due to a lack of management reinforcement of standards, a mindset based on historical data, and improper focus on completing work.

  • Also, high risk activities will be evaluated to ensure the role of RP Technicians is not compromised by performing work activities in addition to technician coverage.

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All Excellence Plan Commitment Action Steps Due Within 30 tTrack mergency Planning OP-09-004 OP-09-004.8 Step Owner Start Date Due Date Schwartz, P.

4115/2004 5/2112004 Upgrade Emergency Action Levels (EALs)

PORC approval of EAL upgrade changes.

CA052689 Commitment OP-09-004.9 Submit site approved EAL upgrade changes CA052690 to state and counties for approval.

Schwartz, P.

5/21/2004 5/28/2004 Commitment OP-09-004.10 Obtain state and county approval of EAL upgrades and Incorporate comments.

CA052691 Schwartz. P.

5128/2004 6/18/2004 Commitment OP.09.005 OP-09-005.4 OP-09-00&55 OP-09-O0056 OP-09-005. 7 Control I Maintenance of EP Required Equipment Document the licensing basis of required EP equipment contained in the matrix.

Evaluate whether each piece of EP Equipment in the matrix meets its associated EP functional requirements.

Perform an assessment of the equipment in the matrix for reliability/maintainability/

obsolescence.

Evaluate the adequacy of preventative Maintenance (PM) performed on EP equipment contained in the matrix.

CA052409 Schwartz, P.

2/20/2004 6/1/2004 Commitment CA052413 Schwartz. P.

2123/2004 6/7/2004 Commitment CA052414 Schwartz. P.

2/2312004 6/7/2004 Commitment CA052415 Schwartz, P.

212312004 6//2004 Commitment

7 Total X of Items for Emergency Planning
ngineering Design Civil/Structural - PB EQ-15-012 EO-15OIZ18 Manhole and Cable Vault Flooding Complete installation of modification to dewater Manholes 1 and 2 CA031 053 Corbin, T.

3129/2004 5128/2004 Commitment Total # of Items for Engineering Design CivUStructural - PS

.ngineering Processes OR-05-008 AFW Root Cause Evaluation (

1 RCE)

OR-05-008.3 Corrective Actions Establish a cross functional team to perform the effectiveness review.

CA055860 Peterson, L.

5/1512004 6/2004 Commitment Total # of Items for Engineering Processes Performance Assessment

1 OP-10-004 OP-10-004.16 OR-01-004 OR-01-004.34 CAP Resolutions Effectively Addresses Problems Expand CARB membership.

CA055913 Hettick, D.

6/17/2004 Commitment Individual Behavioral Excellence Revise Human Performance trend reports to CA055029 bin vs. barriers, results, and attributes.

Hennessy, F.

3/112004 5/2812004 Commitment Total # of Items for Performance Assessment

'roduction Planning

2 OR-01-004 Individual Behavioral Excellence Printed:

5/21/2004 9:32:12 AMP Page 1 of 2

All Excellence Plan Commitment Action Steps Due Within 30 OR-01-004. 17 tTrack Build additional accountability into work CA054878 week process via review of work week performance at POD.

Step Owner Start Date Due Date Strharsky, J.

511012004 611112004 Commitment Total # of Items for Production Planning Site Projects

1 EQ-15001 EO-15-001.13 AFW Appendix R Firewall Project Modification Closeout CA030842 Morse, M.

12119/2003 513012004 Commitment Total # of Items for Site Projects

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512112004 9:32:12 AM Page 2 of 2

Posit iseach CAP Activities Delay of Game Clock Tuesday, 05/25/2004 1 Days since last fumbled item (Last Reset: 5/24/04 PMM-Plant Mechanical Maintenance) 8 Days since last Unassigned item.

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Plan of the Day Meeting 8:1t - 8:45 am Front Office Conference Room Committed to Nuclear Excellence "Do the job rialt the first time."

Plan of the Day Meeting Action Register Short Term Actions (<7 days)

Responsible Department Manager will provide weekly updates at POD 'Meeting on and Friday.

Monday, Wednesday, Entry Date Action Descri tion Due Date Owner 5/20104 Dates for open control board deficiencies that are listed 5/28104 Ron Davenport as future or NO-PX.

5/19104 Look at OE for a solution to the OPS wvorkaround with 5/28104 Jim Brander crass fouling of the EDG Hx.

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Respo nsiblc Department AManager vill provide weekly updates at POD Mleeting on Friday.

Entry Date Action Description Due Date Owner I.

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