ML052030174
| ML052030174 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Point Beach  |
| Issue date: | 05/28/2004 |
| From: | Nuclear Management Co |
| To: | Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| References | |
| FOIA/PA-2004-0282 | |
| Download: ML052030174 (57) | |
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Doe Free Tzrn ka Event Response Team Plan-of-the-Day Meeting U1R28: Day 55 On Call.:
Days to U2R27: 309 Team "D"0815-0845 Team _
_DFront Office Conference Room Days to U1R29: 484 Days Since Last HP Work Week: BIOBI Safety Event:
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Date: Friday, May 28, 2004 I
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Purpose:
Understand unit status + Ensure ownership and support + Recognize performance
+ Improve communications and teamwork Daily:
[IHS] - Safety Plant Status - Units I and 2:
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[Ops] - Plant Conditions (Units 1&2)
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[Ops] - Immediate attention (Pri 2)
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[Ops] - Operations' Dept concerns, activities, and priorities D.
[Ops] - Status control events (last event)
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[Ops] - Regulatory notification / near misses F.
[Ops] - TSACs (active & potential)
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[Ops] - Nuisance alarms H.
[Ops] - Operations' Housekeeping Report HUP Clock Resets: (All)
Operating Experience:
A.
[PA] - Internal/industry Surveillance Schedule Review:
- Monday:
A. [EP] - Event Response duty list B. [Ops/Eng] - Fire Protection summary/issues C. [Safety] - Industrial safety action item list & safety performance D. [Site Engineering] - Maintenance Rule 'Al' system review E. [Project Mgmtj - Major project status F. [Business Mgr] - Budget overview/departments G. Excellence Plan review
- Tuesday:
A. [RP] - Annual dose summary B. [Security] - Security system status & issues C. [PPG] - Forced outage schedule D. [Site Eng] - Thermal cycle efficiency review E. [PA] - INPO follow up & readiness F. [EP] - EP issues G. Human Performance Trends/issues H. Excellence Plan review
- Wednesday:
A. [Training] - Training B. [Ops] - Operator Workarounds C. [Ops] - Leakage list; oil & water D. [EP] - EP Drill Schedule E. [Engr] - Section Xl equipment in double frequency F. [Maint/OPS] - Housekeeping issues G. Excellence Plan review
- Thursday:
A. [EP] - EP Pager Test Results (as applicable)
B. [Engr] - Temporary Modifications C. [Ops] - Control Room Panel Deficiency Analysis D. [Ops] -Disabled alarms (Units 1&2)
E. [Ops] - Instruments Out-of-Service (Units 1 &2)
F. [PA] - CAP backlogs G. [Ops] - Out-of-Spec routine readings H. Excellence Plan review I
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[PPG Mgr] week rolling schedule B.
[PPG Mgr] - Equipment I system outages C.
[PPG Mgr] - Risk activities D.
[Ops] - Operations' work week issues Chemistry I RADPRO Review, Units I and 2:
Unit Outage (as applicable):
Action Items: (Recorder)
'Round Table: (All)
ACEMAN:
Paqers:
AOM..............................................................
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Industrial Safety.
Maintenance..................................................
Outage Manager...........................................
- Radiation Protection......................................
Shift Manager................................................
System Engineering......................................
Work Week Manager
- Friday:
A. [Reg Affairs] - Upcoming Licensing/Reviews B. [NOS] - Quality Assurance update/upcoming reviews C. [Maint] - WR Backlogs/PM waiver/deferrals D. [EP] - Weekend coverage list (Units 1&2)
E. [Engr] - Predictive Monitoring F. IPPG Mgr] - Next week's work week summary and highlights G. [PA] - NRC/INPO Perf Indicators H. Excellence Plan review I
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Report Run Date: 512812004 5:53:01 AM CommittedtoNuclear PLANT SAFETY LOST TIME ACCIDENTS 0
DOSE PREVIOUS 24 hrs (mR)
SITE EVENT FREE 25 DAYS SINCE LAST LTA 615 TOTAL FOR YEAR (mR) 6857 DAYS OSHA RECORDABLES 2
% of TO DATE GOAL 112%
OVERALI Ul PLANT b -eltow FIRST AID CASES 2
PerCon EVENTS IIRISK PLANT CONDITIONS
% Power 0%
MWE Gross 0
IDAYS SINCE LAST SCRAM FROM POWER 316 Mode 5
MWE Net 0
IDAYS ONLINE 0
Unit Capability Factor 0%
Forced Loss Rate 0%
Days Until Next Refueling Outage 484
- KEY CONTACTS SHIFT MANAGER DAYS: Rob Harrsch SWINGS:
NIGHTS: Jim Schleif WORK WEEK COORD/MGR Rob Gcier WORK CONTROL CENTER Mike Millen EP 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) jRCS vessel level at 70%. Unit I RCS intact at 2154.
I UNIT SHUTDOWN OTHER LCOs OPERATIONAL CONCERNS & PLANT PRIORITIES EQUIPMENT WO/CAP PROBLEM OWNER ECD ICV-I 10A. BA to WO 0408329/
Valve leaks by, causes a loss of BAST level during J. Brander 11/03/04 IZ-1 BA Blender CAP056696 BASTrecirculation, current Status 23. Parts issue.
Inlet Flow Control PLANT HOUSEKEEPING CONCERNS OPERATOR BURDENS OPERATOR CHALLENGES EQUIPMENT WO/CAP PROBLEM OWNER ECD G-01 & G-02 N/A Lake grass fouling of the Got and G02 EDG hcat TBD TBD exchanger requires flow checks, adjustments, and heat exchanger cleaning. -
W-85 & W-86 0203206 When running either W85 or W86 at high speed, this Fischer Mod release causes water to be pulled off of the coils and entrained expected by in the air steam.
11/30/04 2RC-508 0203446 2RC-508 lifts off close seat during blender.
Lemahieu 1211/04 2Z-27-2 & 2Z-27-1 0304853 Traveling screen Y strainers Krause 6/14/04 0304864 0304865 Fire Alarm Panel 9936713 Fireworks fire detection system mod partially installed Rosseau Release of rnod to and not operating correctly.
installation group, 10/1104 SPING 21-7 &
0305694
'Fail Lowvnuisance alarms Branam 9128104 SPING 23-7 0305696 Friday. ay8 22004 Page I of 6
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.SI 1/2 MS-2085, NIA OP-IC step 5.123.6 directs the MSR inlet steam Oconnell PRB needs to be 2086,2087,2088 control valves to be manually gagged shut and the AO scheduled.
to periodically operate gags to heat up the MSR.
ISI-844A, ISI-0216334 Ul accumulator has excessive leakage causing the SI Bach UIR28 845A, ISI-887 0216335 system to be vented more frequently and the 0207002 accumulators to be filled more frequently.
IP-1 16 0400061 IP-I 16 boric acid pump has excessive seal leakage.
Omillian With FIN Team AF-04001 & AF-0307787 Remote indicators for 1/2P-29 discharge MOV's Scharuble Design complete 04000 0307788 currently all indicate less than 15% open.
by 10/1/04 0400619 0400620 Unit I & 2 SGBD NIA 01-14, Steam Generator Blowdown Operation, has TBD TBD guidance for water hammer preventation during unit startup. This is a proceduralized workaround.
OPERATOR WORKAROUNDS LIT ANNUNCIATORS COORD ID ALARM DESCRIPTION REASON WOCAP DAYS IN IC-20A 2-3 Site boundary control center.
Troubleshooting why the alarm is in.
WO 0407388 63 IC-20B 3-9 Radiation Monitoring System Channcl IRE-216 in Maint. Due to fouling and WO 0407787 49 Test.
repeated alarms.
DEGRADED INSTRUMENTS EQUIPMENT WO/CAP PROBLEM OWNER ECD IC-39, Turbine EH WO 0307938 Internittent kilowatt transducer failure.
APR 9114/04 Control Panel INR-46, NI WO 0210874 Recorderreplacement via MR 01-057.
IC 03/28/05 Overpower Recorder ITE-29, Incore WO 0309455 TC G-4 reads low.
EM 10130/05 Thermometer at G-4 ITG-01-VARM, WO 0306911 Varrneter reading high.
EM 5/31/04 ITG-01 Turbine Generator Output Varmeter I NR-47, NI WO 0210874 Recorder failed low.
IC 03/28/05 Overpower Recorder TEMPORARY MODIFICATION EQUIPMENT WO/CAP MODIFICATION OWNER ECD TG-01 0306103 TM 01-014,3 RDharmonic volt meter.
Harper 5/31/04 T-1 19A 0212184 Th 02-037, Temporary pre-treatment trailer near NSB.
Novak 6/30/04 Sl-830B 0213009 TM 02-044, install temporary relief valve on T-034B.
Bach 5/31/04 Z-015 0216361 TM 02-051, Disconnect of PAB bridge crane pendant Soulia 831/04 controL ITG4-1-VARM 0216539 TM 02-052,Temporary ITG4-1 varrneter.
Larson 5/31/04 480V 0213480 TM 03-038, temporary power for reactor head Harper 5/31/04 inspection.
IB-42 0400583 TI 04-002,U1R28-refeed XL-l0 during IB-42 Miller 9/3/04 down power.
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.1 fi SE1I06213 0406247 TM 04-005, Auxiliary feed tunnel seismic event Pedersen 6/30/05 annunciation
'PLANT PERFORMANCE Plant Performance Summarv Primary Spstem Secondary Srstem Generator Gross 0
Mwe Total RCS LKRT 0
gpm Forebay Temp 52 F
Generator Net 0
Mwe RCS Identified LKRT 0
gpm Lake Temp 49 F
Reactor Power 0
MWth RCS Unidentified LKRT 0
gpm GrossHcatRate 0
BTU/kW Prinmary to Secondary LKRT (Rad Gas)
LP A' LPU B' 0
gpd 0
gpd Primarv Chemistry Secondary Chemistry LPWA LP B.
RCS Boron 3021 ppm Sodium (ppb) c5
<5 RCS H2 ce/kg Chloride (ppb) 12.0 4.3 Gross Activity uC/gm SulfateLPA 12.7 15.3 DE-131 uC/gm INPO CPI Friday, May 28,2004 Page 3 of 6 Friday, May 28, 2004 Pna,,e 3 of 6
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Committed to Nuateer Excellenc Outage Status Report Plant:
Point Beach Unit I Day:
Friday Today's Date I TIme:
5/28/04 0300 Outage Duration: Day 55 Of Refueling Outage Number U1R28 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 1
Summary Radiological Dose to date 81.868 Projected to date
- 85.896 Outage Goal S92 R Difference
-4.028
- Reforecast on 5/23 Number of PCEs 11_
Summary:
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 Mode:
E Hot Standby (ModeS) 3 Hot Shutdown (Mode 4) 0 Cold Shutdown (Mod5)
E0 Refueling Shutdown (Mode 6)
RCS:
Temperature:
92 Pressure:
Vented to Atmosphere RV Level:
70%
Time to Boil:
98 minutes
- Continued Containment Cleanup
- Containment Cleanup
- Rod Latch Tool Removed From Containment
- RCS Fill & Vent
- Installed Conoseals
- Fill Pressurizer Solid
- Installed Pressurizer Manway
- RCS Intact
- I&C Cavity Restoration
- Containment Fan Cooler Testing
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_ime Cooldown <2000 4/03/04 2100 4/03/04 2230 RCS Fill & Vent 4/23/04 1500 Head Lift 4/09/04 0900 4/21/04 1550 Heatup >200° 4/25/04 0900 Refueled 4/14/04 0300 5/02/04 1848 Reactor Critical 4/28/04 0800 RV Headset 4/18/04 1900 5/23/04 1338 On-Line 4/30104 0100
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PBNP U2 PLANT STATUS REPORT Report Run Date:
512812004 5:53:02 AM NMCe Committed to Nuctlear Excellene PLANTSAFETY LOST TIME ACCIDENTS l DOSE PREVIOUS 24 hrs (mR) 7 SITE EVENT FREE 25 DAYS SINCE LAST LTA 615 TOTAL FOR YEAR (mR) 6857 DAYS OSHA RECORDABLES 2
% of TO DATE GOAL 112%
OVERALLU2 PLANT.Yel!6*v FIRST AID CASES 2
PerCon EVENTS I I RISK P
PLANT CONDITIONS
% Power 97%
MWE Gross 543 DAYS SINCE LAST SCRAM FROM POWER 13 Mode 1
MwE Net 522 DAYS ONLINE 78 Unit Capability Factor Forced Loss Rate Days Until Next Refueling Outage
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SHIFT MANAGER jDAYS: Rob Harrsch SWINGS:
NIGHTS: Jim Schleif WORK WEEK COORDIMGR Rob Geier WORK CONTROL CENTER Mike Millen EP 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. Aux feedwater testing in progress.
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 5/28004 Reactor Makeup Supply P-38B,Aux OP0301327 5/28o2004 TSAC 3.7.S.C. 7 days B. Dungan 5/28/2004 Feedwater Motor-Driven Pump J
OPERATIONAL CONCERNS & PLANT PRIORITIES EQUIPMENT WO/CAP PROBLEM OWNER ECD 2RC-508, U2C WO 0203446 Valve comes off shut seat when reactor makeup water M. Millen / 1.
5/28D04 Reactor Makeup pump starts.
Marean Supply Unit 2. Excess WO 0310231 Inadequate excess letdown flow, scheduled for Work N. Stuart 7109104 Letdown Flow Week C03.
2RE-215, 2HX-46 Elevated indication, temperature related. Procedure B. Carberry 6130/04 Air Ejector Gas.
change request submitted. (OTHO 13404). Eberline Monitor Representative to assist with leak rate calculation and temperature sensitivity.
PLANT HOUSEKEEPING CONCERNS OPERATOR BURDENS OPERATOR CHALLENGES EQUIPMENT WO/CAP PROBLEM OWNER ECD G-01 & "02 N/A Lake grass fouling of the G01 and G02 EDO heat TBD TBD exchanger requires flow checks, adjustments, and heat exchanger cleaning.
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-Ir W-85 & W-86 0203206 When running either W85 or WB6 at high speed, this Fischer Mod release causes water to be pulled off of the coils and entrained expected by in the airsteam 11/30104 2RC-508 0203446 2RC-508 lifts off close seat during blender.
Lemahieu 12/1104 2Z-27-2 & 2Z-27-1 0304853 Traveling screen Y strainers Krause 6/14/04 0304864 0304865 Fire Alarm Panel 9936713 Fireworks fire detection system mod partially installed Rosseau Release of mod to and not operating correctly.
installation group, 10/1/04 SPING 21-7 &
0305694 "Fail Low nuisance alarms Branam 9/28/04 SPING 23-7 0305696 1/2 MS-2085, N/A OP-IC step 5.123.6 directs the MSR inlet steam Oconnell PRB needs to be 2086,2087, 2088 control valves to be manually gagged shut and the AO scheduled.
to periodically operate gags to beat up the MSR.
2CV-285 0310231 U2 excess letdown flow rate is less than design.
Omillian 7/5/04 0408309 2P-2C N/A Charging pump trips on return to service testing.
Sexton 4th qtr of 2004 2C-20 0310314 Annunciator 2C20A 2-2, D-0 l
D-03 125V DC Bus Schaeuble 8/20/04 0310315 Under/Over voltage, received during TS-82 when P-0310316 32F service water pump auto started.
0310317 2HG-55 0302253 U2 hydrogen regulator is not working properly.
Ruiz U2R27 AF-04001 & AF-0307787 Remote indicators for 1/2P-29 discharge MOVs Schaeuble Design complete 04000 0307788 currently all indicate less than 15% open.
by 1011/04 0400619 0400620 Unit I & 2 SGBD NIA 01-14, Steam Generator Blowdown Operation, has TBD TBD
- guidance for water hammer preventation during unit startup. This is a proceduralized workaround.
OPERATOR WORKAROUNDS EQUIPMENT WOICAP PROBLEM OWNER ECD Condenser Water NIA Unit 2 is receiving excessive condenser water box T. VandenBosch Scheduling PHC, Box Alarms alarms.
next PHC should be in June.
LIT ANNUNCIATORS DEGRADED INSTRUMENTS EQUIPMENT WO/CAP PROBLEM OWNER ECD 2AF4000. 2P-29 WO 0307788 Control room indication does not match local EM Need MR release AFW Discharge indication.
date MOV control room indication 2AI-5430A, WO 0310574 Hydrogen purity reads low in the Control Room.
FIN 715/04 Hydrogen Purity on 2C03 2F1-412, RC Loop A WO 0400282 Flow indicator reads high.
IC 8/5/04 Flow Indicator 2FR465, Loop A WO 0405750 Flow indicator reads high.
IC 06108/04 FW Stm/Flow Indicatior Fridy, ! a 28200 Page Sof6 Friday, Alay 28, 2004
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2NR-47, NI WO 0210875 Recorder failed low.
IC 05/09/05 Overpower Recorder TEMPORARY MODIFICATION EQUIPMENT WO/CAP MODIFICATION OWNER ECD T-1 19A 0212184 TM 02-037, Temporary pre-treatment trailer near NSB.
Novak 6/30/04 Z-015 0216361 TM 02-051. Disconnect of PAB bridge crane pendant Soulia 8/31/04 control.
VNPSE-3212/3244 0310052 TM 03-036, install blank flange at CV-3212 and 3244.
Novak 5/31/05 SEI-06213 0406247 TM 04-005, Auxiliary feed tunnel seismic event Pedersen 6/30/05 annunciation PLANT PERFORMANCE Plant Performance Summanr PrimarvSvrtem SecondarvSrstem Generator Gross 543 Mwe Total RCS LKRT 0.12 gpm Forebay Temp 52 F
Generator Net 522 Mwe RCS Identified LKRT 0.1 gpm Lake Temp 49 F
Reactor Power 1461 MWth RCS Unidentified LKRT 0.02 gpm GrossHeatRate 0
BTU/kW Primary to Secondary LKRT (Rad Gas)
LPU A' PB' 0
gpd 0
gpd Primary Chemistry Secondary Chemitrv LP "A' LP"B RCS Boron 1163 ppm Sodium (ppb) 0.2 0.2 RCS H2 35.8 cc/kg Chloride (ppb) 0.1 0.1 Gross Activity 1.0SE+0 uCVgm SulfateLPA 0.6 0.6 DE-131 3.48E-5 uCVgm INPO CPI I
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5/28/04 POD Daily Operating Experience OE4928 - Inadequate RCS Temperature Control During RCS Fill and Vent
Purpose:
- To share the importance of a questioning attitude and appropriate briefings.
Discussion:
While conducting procedures for filling the Reactor Coolant System, reactor coolant loop 4 cold leg temperature decreased below 100 degrees F, the minimum temperature for pressurizer power operated relief valves (PORV) operability. The residual heat removal system (RHR) was aligned to loops 2 and 3 cold legs. Charging flow to the RCS was aligned to loops 1 and 4. RCS temperature prior to commencing fill and vent activities was about 125 F. Loop 2 T-cold was displayed on the control board computer digital display and was used to record RCS temperature on procedure log sheets.
About 2 and 1/2 hours after starting the fill and vent process, an extra SRO licensed operator noticed that loops 1 and 4 T-cold temperatures were below the administrative low RCS temperature limit.
- The Reactor Operator recording RCS temperature did not ensure the most conservative (lowest) loop temperature was being monitored. Loop 2 was displayed on the control board and was the only loop temperature indication being recorded. No comparison was made to the other loops to identify a difference in loop temperatures. The Unit Supervisor did not conduct an adequate prejob briefing prior to starting the fill and vent evolution. A decrease in loop temperature in the loops being injected to during the fill was expected but the Reactor Operator was not instructed to be ready for this and no plan of action was in place in case the administrative limit was approached.
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11/27/2004...02/02/2006.......A P90 74 0308972 DA-03055D MN RAl M-RELVLV REPLACE RELIEF VAL 02/13/2004 09/07/2004 11/27/2004 02/02/2006.
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128EM POD 71 0210963 G-01 EM Gal E-A2 2 YEAR ELECTRICAL 06/15/2002 04/01/2004 06/14/2004
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PR0 76 0215148 G-01 EM 1HZ E-R MONITOR EMERGENCY 09/17/2002 04/01/2004 04/06/2004 03/19/2004 05/25/2004 08/03/2004.
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128EM Pa1 *76 0300803 ICP-02.008 IC 1142 P81-1 NI AXIAL OFFSET CA 11/08/2002 04/01/2004 06/05/2004 05/10/2004 05/25/2004 09/24/2004.
1281C P81 76 0300804 ICP-02.008 IC 1M2 P51-1 MI POWER RANGE OVE 10/21/2002 04/01/2004 06/06(2004 04/22/2004 05/25/2004 09/06/2004.
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1281C PR17 0300819 ICP-02.020 IC 1M2 P91-RP AND SG ANALOG T 10/14/2002 04/01/2004 06/02/2004 04/15/2004 05/25/2004 08/30/2004.
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1280P P91 7 0216007 0:-TS0230 0P6 1142 OT ITS-30, UNI CLSSIV 10/16/2002 04/01/2004 06/02/2004 04/15/2004 05/25/2004 09/301/2004.
1280P PS1 76 03059079 IT-RC908 EP6I 112 OT-P T-R2lRCS PESSUR TEST 101/2/2003 04/01/2004 06/02/2004 07/24/2004 05/25/2004 12/308/2004.
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NUCLEAR POWER BUSINESS UNIT PBNP DAILY CHEMISTRY STATUS REPORT Date: 05128104 Time: 5:26 PARAMETER I
UNIT I i
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ACTION LEVEL(S)
REACTOR COOLANT Boron. ppm 3021 1163 N/A Lithium, ppm N/A 2.25 out of range Chloride, ppb
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<5
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>50 Sulfate. ppb 16
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> 50 Silica. ppb 4938 302
> 1000 at power Dissolved H2. cc/kg N/A 35.8
< 25, > 50 Specific Activity, uCIcc N/A 1.08E+0
>100 1 E-Bar 100/E-Bar. uCVcc N/A 164.4 1-131 DE. uClcc N/A 3.48E-5
> 0.8 RWST Boron, ppm 2981 3058 SiO2. ppb 2250 5120 BDEB (last done dates) 5/26/04 1:40 5/12/04 2:07
% Solids 16.8 13.7
% Boric Acid 15.6 10.4 BAST A
% Acid - Date & Time 3.61 5/25/04 21:43 B
% Acid - Date & Time 3.68 5/25/04 14:02 C
% Acid - Date & lime 3.78 5/25/04 14:04 STEAM GENERATORS A
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< 8.5 FEEDWATER UNIT I UNIT 2 Action Level INPO CPI Iron. ppb N/A 0.267
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> 5 Copper, ppb N/A 0.023
> 0.1
> 0.2 Dissolved 02, ppb N/A
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Regulatory Impact May 28, 2004
- NRC Meetings and Inspections
- Submittals Due in the Next 60 Days
- NRC Commitments INPO Open Items Status
& NRC Performance Indicator Summary Page i
NRC Meetings, Inspections, Entrances and Exits And Other Events of Interest June 1 - July 31 Onsite Fab & Consiruction of ISFSI, IP-60853 J Becka x7500 K. Locke x6420 June 7-11 License Renewal/AMR Audit #1 R. Newton x6522 J. Knorr x6863 June 7-11 CAL Inspection F. Flentje x6221 F. Flentje x6221 June 14-18 Biennial Heat Sink Inspection, IP-7111107B D Schrum L Hawki x6208 K. Locke x6420 June 15 License Renewal/Environmental Public Scoping Bill Dam R. Newton x6522 J. Knorr x6863 Meeting June 16-17 License Renewal[Environmental Audit Bill Dam R. Newton x6522 J. Knorr x6863 June 21-25 License Renewal/Scoping and Screening Audit Steve Dennis R. Newton x6522 J. Knorr x6863 June 28 - July 16 Safety System Design Inspection (SSDI) IP-7111121 8-member team T Petrowsky x7405 F. Flentje 6221 July 12-16 License Renewal/Follow-up Audit with Public Exit R. Newton x6522 J. Knorr x6863 July 26 - 30 RP Liq/Gas Effluents Inspection, IP-71151, IP-7112201 K. Locke x6420 August 1 - 31 Preop Testing ISFSI, IP-60854 J Becka x7500 K. Locke x6420 August 2 License Renewal/Opflonal GALL Consistency Audit R. Newton x6522 J. Knorr x6863 w ith P ublic E xit August 16 - 20 Steam Generator Baseline Inspection, IP-7113001, 2-member team C. Krause Auut1-0 IP-7113002, IP-7113008, IP-71151 2m betamx6809 Aug 30 - Sep 17 Problem ID & Resolution (PI&R) IP-71 152B 6-member team P Russell F. Flentje x6221 September 01 - 30 Operation of ISFSI, IP-60855 J Becka x7500 K. Locke x6420 October License Renewal/Aging Management Program Laura Kozak R. Newton x6522 J. Knorr x6863 Inspection_
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lnp ection, eft l 3-memetem en, 7l' November 1 - 19 Triennial Fire Protectlion, IP-71 11105ST 3-member team G Sherwood x7630 C.6Kaus Regulatory Affairs Submittals Due in the Next 60 Days (through 0712712004)
PENDING/FUTURE REGULATORY ISSUES I
AMTMM.AMlIOW609Qc-.0V WMIM IST Relief Request - implement two-year June 2004 10 CFR 50.55a exercising interval for manual valves as A Guenther L Schofield allowed by 10 CFR 50.55a(b)(3)(vi)
Asso sprcial after each Inservice Summ5r8 of the U1 R28 Steam Generator Eddy lse coil Asona rdcbexameeainatinlc TS 5.6.8 Current Examinations T Klesper I Schofield 06/18/2004 10 CFR 50 Update Emergency Action LevelsM.
Ray L. Schofield 06____18
____2004_____Appendix E
(multiple submittals)M.RyLScoil 06/29/2004 LER 266/2004-001 Reactor Vessel Head Flaw Indication B. Kemp C. Krause 06130/2004 10 CFR 50.59 Changes, Tests, and Experiments - Annual D Black K Locke (d )(2 )
R e p o rt.
06/30/2004 10 CFR 50.71 Updated Facility Safety Analysis Report D Black K Locke j 4 )
(F S A R )_
06130/2004 10 CFR 50.59 Commitment Change Evaluation K Locke K Locke (d)(2).
07/14/2004 LER 301/2004-002 Reactor Trip Due to Diver Problems T. Guay C Krause 07/05/2004 LER 266/2004-002 Reactor Vessel Head Nozzle 26 Repair B. Kemp C Krause Page 3
NRC Commitments (wIFirm Due Dates)
IR 2001-017/04 EPN 10120 CopeePAudtprjc.NRC commit date CA LAR 046558 Masterlark 12/0112004 CompletePRAupdateproject CAP 045972 NRC Commitments (w/Admin Due Dates)
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Work on the fire PRA has lCA (LAR 45208) lEPN lMasterlark 700 PSA Deficiencies: Effectiven ess review lresource alloatios Page 4
On-Line Maintenance Work Order Backlog May 27, 2004 End
-t GROUP/TYPE March 513/04 5/10104 5117/04 5124104 5/31/04 6/7/04 6/14/04 6/21104 UNIT 1 ELECTIVE TOTAL 109 105 105 111 UNIT 1 CORRECTIVE TOTAL 24 23 26 26 UNIT 1 TOTAL 133 128 131 137 UNIT 2 ELECTIVE TOTAL 115 114 109 115 UNIT 2 CORRECTIVE TOTAL.
7 6
20 15 UNIT 2 TOTAL 122 120 129 130 UNIT 0 ELECTIVE TOTAL 263 256 261 259 UNIT 0 CORRECTIVE TOTAL 14 19 22 23 UNIT 0 TOTAL 277 275 283 282 ELECTIVE TOTAL (CAL <275) 388 487 475 475 4851 CORRECTIVE TOTAL (CAL <25) 23 45 48 68 641 GRAND TOTAL 411 532 523 543 5491 21
-."n TEAM D 5128/2004 Position Name Home Phone Pager#
Cell Phone Work Phone ERO Duty Emergenc Director Jim McCarthy 6076 Operations Coordinator Dave Dyzak 6812 Engineening Coordinator Jane Marean 7416 Rad/Chem Coordinator Stu Thomas 6198 Dose/PAR Coordinator Dan Shannon 7123 EOF Manager Tom Carter 6215 TSC Manager Clay Hill 6532 Station Duty Duty Station Manager (DCS)
Jim McCarthy 6076 Chemistry Terry Slack 6337 Engineering SEN On-call Bill Zipp 6894 ASME On-call Russell Turner 6212 NDE On-call Bill Jensen 6960 MSE Mech PMT Tim Desotelle 6235 MSE Elect PMT Dave Piper l__.._
6898 Maintenance Contact Maintenance Supervisor on shift NOS Brad Cole 7498 Quality Control Dave Butterbrodt 6876 Operations Michael Millen 6001 Security Mike Kuether 6167 Supply Chain Don Vandenack 6121 Radiation Protection Tim Engleman 646 Reactor Engineering Bill Hennessy 6573 Regulatory Affairs Fritzie Flente6221 Work Week Coordinator Rob Geier 6561_
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Cell Phone Work Phone ERO Duty Emergency Director Jim McCarlhy 6076.
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6076 Chemistry Terry SIack 6337 Engineering SEN On-call Bill Zipp I
6894 ASME On-call Russell Turner f
6212 NDE On-call Bill Jensen l
6960 MSE Mech PMT Tim Desotelle I
6235 MSE Elect PMT Dave Piper I
6898 Maintenance Contact Maintena ce Supervisor on shift NOS Brad Cole I
Quality Control Dave Butterbrodt Operations Michael Millen Security Mike Kuether Supply Chain Don Vandenack Radiation Protection Tim Enqleman Reactor Engineering Bill Hennessy Regulatory Affairs Fritzie Flentje Work Week Coordinator Rob Geier 7498 6876 6001 6167 6121 6460 6573 6221 6561 J:lShareDatalCommonlDuty RosterlEvent Response Teamsxis 23
ZTEAM D 5/3012004 I
Position Name IHome Phone Pager#
Cell Phone IWork Phone ERO Duty Emergency Director Jim McCarthy 6076 Operations Coordinator Dave Dzak 6812 Engineering Coordinator Jane Marean 7416 Rad/Chem Coordinator Stu Thomas 6198 DoselPAR Coordinator Dan Shannon 7123 EOF Manager Tom Carter 6215 TSC Manager Clay Hill 6532
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Jim McCarthy.
6076 Chemistry Terry Slack 6337 Engineering=
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Cell Phone Work Phone ERO Duty_
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POD Bullet List From PdM group for 5/28/04 No items for this week 9';
I PDM TECHNOLOGIES MONTHLY EQUIPMENT CONDITION REPORT I
1CONDITION ICHAMPS ID SUPPORT DOC.
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION STATUS 9/30/03 Motor vibration levels in excess of 3.0 in/sec after 8 months of stand-by service. WO 2W-040A Tag initiated to repair damaged motor and Aain Turbine LO CAP 050552 Motor vibration levels at point of existing WO to balance fan.
Vapor Extractor WO 0209028 imminent failure. Fan declared 2/11104 Work postponed due to parts Fan WO 0309381 OOS.
availablity. No reschedule date.
5/8/03 Motor axial vibration increase of 25%
noted. Coupling misalignment/degradation present. WO to Inspect and realign scheduled for 7/28/03!.
7/31/03 - Inspection completed. Coupling installation error induced unbalance that Is exciting a resonance. Pump returned to service at previous levels with CAP and WO issued to identify coupling problems.
8/29/03 work scheduled for Z-5 work week (11105103) 12/16/03 - work currently scheduled for A03 week.,
1/21/04 Work not performed as scheduled due to maintenance resources.
2/18/04 Declared OOS due to apparent wipe In inboard motor bearing.
2/25/04 59 gm-in of residual unbalance found on coupling end of motor. Balancing reduced the residual unbalance to approximately 2 gm-in. Uncoupled run of motor SAT following balancing. Awaiting return to service and final PMT.
3/6/04 - PMT SAT following replacement of coupling and addition of coupling spacers.
Remove from list next month.
IP-503 3as Turbine FO CAP 032707/
034456/053947 WO 0304979/ 0306786 Vibration identified coupling defect and excessive 1x vibration.
RED - FAILURE MODE IDENTIFIED, CR AND WO INITIATE 2004 MARCH STATUS REPORT.XLS D
YELLOW -PROBLEM OR TREND IDENTIFIED, CR AND WO INmATED Page 1 of 5
1CONDITION ICHAMPS IDSUPPORT DOC.
IPROBLEM DESCRIPTION STATUS ICONDITION CHAMPS ID SUPPORT DOC.
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W-040A Aain Turbine LO fapor Extractor CAP 053950 WO 0405914 Motor vibration levels at point of imminent failure. Fan declared QoS.
2118/04 - Fan declared OOS for defective motor bearings 3/31/04 - Currently WO is status 10.
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3131103 - Oil analysis results received on 1018102 indicate serious degradation is possibly present on three of the six gearboxes on the unit 1 polar crane(1Z-013). The analysis results indicate that there may have been a compatibility Issue with the synthetic Mobil SHC 220 and the previous mineral oil. System engineer has scheduled vendor review.
YELLOW IZ-013 Polar Crane CAP 029789 WO 0306551 Oil analysis Identifies possible cross contamination.
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3/31/03 - Oil indicates high level of Iron possibly due to operation with low oil level. WO in place to resample oil.
8/28/03 WO completed 8/21/03. Awaiting results.
1116/03 Oil samples were In fact collected on 6/12103. Those samples Indicate that the problem is with contamination not machine degradation. Pump will be resampled In Z08 work week.
02123/04 Oil sample analysis shows that the outboard bearing is normal for this kind of service, but the high iron content of the inboard bearing is starting to show degredation.
Vibrations trending upward on inboard bearing, but not at alert levels yet. Submitted new work order and CAP to track the Inboard bearing.
The outboard may be removed from the list.
2P-0111B CCW Pump CAP 054114 WO 0406032 Oil analysis Indicates high levels of iron from inboard bearing.
YELLOW 2004 MARCH STATUS REPORT.XLS RED - FAILURE MODE IDENTIFIED, CR AND WO INITIATED YELLOW - PROBLEM OR TREND IDENTIFIED, CR AND WO INITIATED Page 2 of 5
CONDITION CHAMPS ID SUPPORT DOC.
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION STATUS 4/10/03 - PMT for WO 0303760 identified lower motor bearing defect In newly refurbished motor. PMT failed.
OP-501-M 2/27/04 Update - Defect is still present in motor Gas Turbine LO CAP 032134 Vibration Identified lower motor bearing but does not appear to be degrading YELLOW Pump WO 0303760 bearing defect further. Vibration levels are constant.
5/19103 Oil analysis Indicates an Increase In wear debris in the oil samples. WO Initiated to change oil In the gearboxes scheduled 9122103.
OZ-015 CAP 0329631033609 7/29/03 Added main hoist to scope due to high YELLOW PAB Crane WO 0305393/0305976 Degradation noted in oil analysis.
water content.
6/17/03 Vibration Indicates large Increase in the rotor bar pass frequency with associated OW-068 increase in 1x frequency amplitude. Increased CONTAINENT testing frequency to weekly.
SPRAY PUMP 9/29103 Bearings and sheave replaced. PMT AREA COOLING CAP 033598 Vibration identified rotor problems In was UNSAT with vib levels >.6 In/sec. Identified YELLOW FAN WO 0305967 the motor as eccentric pulley or bent motor shaft.
6/17/2003 Oil analysis show jump in main hoist oil sample moisture content from 100 ppm to 200 ppm. Not an immediate concern, since acid number is still low. Source of water Is probably absorbtion from atmosphere, since there are no OZ-015 CAP 033609 High moisture content In oil analysis water or steam lines local to the main hoist.
YELLOW PAB Crane WO 0305976 sample.
WO Initiated to change oil.
7/31/03 - Vibration and oil indicate early degradation of pump bearings with an elevated 1P-01OB CAP 029611 Early Indication of bearing vane pass frequency. WO to change rotating YELLOW RHR Pump WO 0305857 degradation from vibration and oil assemble during U1R28.
2004 MARCH STATUS REPORT.XLS RED - FAILURE MODE IDENTIFIED, CR AND WO INITIATED YELLOW -PROBLEM OR TREND IDENTIFIED, CR AND WO INITIATED Page 3 of 5
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CONDITION CHAMPS ID SUPPORT DOC.
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION STATUS 7/29103 High particle counts due to wear particles as well as advanced additive depletion. Recommended drain, flush, and change of oil to mitigate degradation until 0-K-004D rebuild is completed. 10/29/03 Oil change and G-04 Diesel Air resample complete. Oil condition moved up Start CAP 034113/ 034461 Oil analysis Indicates high particle from critical, and will last until the rebuild WO is YELLOW Compressor WO 0306503/ 0360779 counts.
performed.
1RDC-LOGIC Thermography found dead 9/1/03 Thermography identified cold RI resistor Power Cabinet CAP 049786 suppression circuit in the one in A37 supression circuit. Work order Is to YELLOW 1BD WO 0307357 thyristor phases.
repair condition at next outage.
Oil analysis results show that 0-K-004A compressor has high particle G-01 Diesel Air counts, high dissolved iron content, Start CAP 051807 corrosive wear, and black and red 11/14103 - Oil changes scheduled until overhaul YELLOW Compressor WO 0310212 oxides.
can be performed.
OK-004C 9/30103 Oil sampled for the first time in almost Diesel Starting CAP 050532 Extreme high particle counts and 2 years and badly In need of replacement.
YELLOW Air Compressor Tag 202177 iron content.
Overhaul also to be scheduled.
Oil analysis results show that 0-K-005A compressor has high particle G-01 Diesel Air counts, high dissolved Iron content, Start CAP 051807 corrosive wear, and black and red 11/14/03 - Oil changes scheduled until overhaul YELLOW Compressor WO 0310211 oxides.
can be performed.
OK-005C 9/30/03 Oil sampled for the first time in almost Diesel Starting CAP 050532 Extreme high particle counts and 2 years and badly in need of replacement.
YELLOW Air Compressor Tag 202179 Iron content.
Overhaul also to be scheduled.
01/19/2004 -Workorder submitted for oil sample and filter dissection. Recommended OP-035B-E Oil analysis shows high particles, overhaul.
Diesel Fire CAP 052967 Iron, molybdenum, copper, 03/02/2004 Oil sample taken and filter changed YELLOW Pump Tag 203303 manganese.
out for dissection.
2004 MARCH STATUS REPORT.XLS RED - FAILURE MODE IDENTIFIED. CR AND WO INITIATED YELLOW -PROBLEM OR TREND IDENTIFIED, CR AND WO INITIATED, Page 4 of 5
CONDITION CHAMPS ID SUPPORT DOC.
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION STATUS 02/23/04 - Item identified via CAP and identifies G-01 need for MR 01-127 installation to correct Emergency CAP 054116 Vibration analysis shows binding in problem.
YELLOW Diesel Generator WO 9947398 gen. bearing fit.
316/04 -Axial movement in vadi-drive noted by OPS. Vibration data indicates low level axial 1P-002C CAP 054558 Visible axial movement of vari-drive impact related to movement. WO submitted to YELLOW Charging Pump WO 0406232 output shaft and gearbox input shaft correct Issue per 12 week process.
OP-217B 3/8/04 - Routine vibration data indicated a step G-02 LO Circ CAP 054576 Coupling defect/distress noted in increase in coupling related vibration. WO YELLOW Pump WO 0406273 vibration signature Issued to repair/replace coupling and align.
3/15104 - OPS reported motor as being noisy.
OW-029 Vibration data collected indicated that the SSB Air CAP 054787 problem was belt related and not an issue with YELLOW Conditioner Fan WO 0406899 Motor reported as noisy by OPS the motor. WO initiated to correct belt problem.
3/26/04 - routine vibration data collection noted a step increase In gear related vibration on the speed increaser. WO was initiated to do visual inspection during U1R28 and add sheet has 1 P-028A been routed. Additional inspections will occur SGFP Speed CAP 055137 Increased gear related vibration on 1 P-028B during U1 R28 and both unit 2 YELLOW Increaser WO 0407389 levels noted gearboxes will be inspected during U2R27 2004 MARCH STATUS REPORT.XLS RED - FAILURE MODE IDENTIFIED. CR AND WO INITIATED YELLOW -PROBLEM OR TREND IDENTIFIED. CR AND WO INITIATED Page 5 of 5
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The following is preliminary for the second quarter 2004 SDP Issue Status (Potential NRC Risk Sienificant Issues)
- 1. U2 A Safety Injection Accumulator level high and out of Tech Spec requirements.
- 2. Reactor Trip Due to Diver Problems First Ouarter 2004 Reported Findines (Violations. Non-Cited Violations, and U1R1s)
The following findings were identified in NRC Integrated Inspection Report 05000266/2004002; 05000301/2004002 dated May 6, 2004.
This data will be for I" Quarter 2004.
- 1. Inspector Identified (NCV) for failure of the licensee to install sprinkler heads in accordance with the applicable fire code in the component cooling water pump area. (GREEN)
- 2. Inspector Identified (NCV) for failing to properly document a modification of the containment hatch interlock. (GREEN)
- 3. Inspector Identified (FINDING) for adequate extent-of-condition review during safety-related procedure revisions associated with steam generator narrow range level setpoints, and the failure to recognize the impact of the setpoint changes on the PB Emergency Plan. (GREEN)
- 4. Licensee Identified (NCV) Non QA worm and worm gear used. in QA application for Limitorque Operator SMB-00.
- 5. Licensee Identified (NCV), Failure to enter appropriate TSAC.
The following findings were identified in NRC Integrated Inspection Report 05000266/2003009; 05000301/2003009 dated January 30. 2004.
This data will be for 4 t" Quarter 2003 I Non-Cited Violation (NCV) of License Condition which invokes the Fire Protection Evaluation Report concerning the licensee's failure to take effective corrective actions to address the control of transient combustibles. (GREEN)
- 2. Inspector identified finding concerning an inadequate risk assessment associated with the Unit 2 refueling 26 outage. The finding was not a violation of regulatory requirement. (GREEN)
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10 CFR Part 50, Appendix B, Criterion V, "Instructions, Procedures and Drawings." Self-revealing NCV for inadequate procedure use, which resulted in starting a Unit 2 RHIR pump with the suction valve shut. (GREEN)
- 4. Inspector identified finding concerning the licensee's failure to use the correct procedure revision to a safely related EPIP during training.
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- 5. 10 CFR 20.1602, self-revealing NCV concerning the licensee's failure to adequately maintain positive control of a key for the lock to a very high radiation area. (GREEN)
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10 CFR 20.1501 and 10 CFR 20.1802, selfrevealing NCV concerning the licensee's failure to provided an adequate survey of a valve prior to release off site to a vendor. (GREEN)
External Performance Indicators-PBNP May 2004 The following findings were identified in the NRC 95003 Supplement Inspection Report 0500026612003007; 05000301/2003007 dated February 4,2004.
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Inspectors identified a NCV of emergency planning standard 0 CFR 50.47(b)(2) because the licensee failed to assign on-shift responsibilities for N R C Areading facility seismic monitors thus affecting the ability to timely classify certain seismic events. (GREEN)
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Inspectors identified a Severity Level IV NCV of 10 CFR 50.9 for failure to provided complete and accurate information forthe ERO performance indicator for tracking on-shift communicators. Corrected data was subsequently submitted. This issue was evaluated with the traditional enforcement process.
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Inspectors identified a NCV of emergency planning standard I 0 CFR 50.47(b)(l6) for failure to develop and implement an emergency planning Sum m ary 4.
Inspectors identified a NVC of emergency planning standard 10 CFR 50.47(b)(4) for failure to properly calibrate the facility seismic monitors to Sa y
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Inspectors identified a NCV of 10 CFR Part 50 Appendix B, Criterion 111, "Design Control," due to a non-conservative Technical Specification Surveillance Requirement for testing the safety-related battery chargers. (GREEN)
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Inspectors identified a NCV of 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix B, Criterion 111, "Design Control," because the licensee failed to maintain the 125 VDC voltage drop calculations accurate and up to date. (GREEN)
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Inspectors identified a NCV of 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix B, Criterion XVI, "Corrective Action, " in that the licensee failed to implement timely corrective actions for safety-related electrical equipment in the PAR that was not environmentally qualified. (GREEN)
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Inspectors identified a NCV of 10 CFR Part 50.49(f) in that equipment in the PAD that would be susceptible to a harsh environment during a HELB was not environmental qualified. (GREEN)
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Inspectors identified a NCV of 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix B, Criterion V, "Instructions, Procedures and Drawings," because the licensee failed to include appropriate setpoint values for the minimum low head ST system "A" train flow in plant emergency operating procedures. (GREEN)
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Inspectors identified a NCV of 10 CFRPar 50, Appendix B, Criterion X, "Test Control:' because the licensee failed to include in the inservice testing program certain CCW valves that were required to perform a safety function. (GREEN)
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Inspectors identified a NCV of 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix R. Section IlI.L.l.c. Specifically the licensee failed to ensure adequate control air to the speed controllers for the charging pumps during a postulated Appendix R fire, without the need for "hot standby repairs." (GREEN)
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Licensee-Identified a NCV of 10 CFR Part 50.54(q), Failure to Declare An NOUE In a Timely Manner. Appendix E states, in part, that a licensee shall have the capability to notify responsible State and local governmental authorities within 15 minutes after declaration of an emergency. On March 4, 2002, the licensee took approximately 31 minutes to notify responsible State and local governmental authorities of a liquefied propane gas leak.
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Unresolved Item (URI) A Range of Protective Action Recommendations was not established for State and Local Govemmental Authorities.
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Apparent Violation for Failure to Maintain a Standard Scheme of Emergency Action Levels (EALs).
External Performance Ihdicators-PBNP May 2004 Fourth Quarter 2003 Reported Findings (Violations, Non-Cited Violations, and URMs)
NRC-Integrated Inspection Report (IR 2003-009) has not been received at this' time, is expected mid February Inspection 12/19/2003:
NRC Evaluation of Changes, Experiments, or Tests and Perrnanent Plant Modifications Inspection (IR 2003-010) ep Level IV Non-Cited Violation. Failure to perform an adequate safety evaluation review.
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Integrated Inspection Report (IR 2003.004)
Finding: Green: Initiating Events and Mitigating Systems, Unit 0, Grading disagreement between the facility licensee and the NRC inspectors during the licensed operator requalification annual operating test.
Non-Cited Violation: Green: Initiating Events and Mitigating Systems, Unit 0, Failure to meet the performance requirements in maintaining simulator fidelity throughout the life of the simulation facility.
Licensee failed to conduct on particular performance test.
Finding: Green: Initiating Events and Mitigating Systems, Unit 2, Operators failed to identify that the main feedwater regulating valves (MFRVs) were in the automatic mode with a signal to open when the reactor trip breakers were closed during startup.
Non-Cited Violation: Mitigating Systems, Unit 0, Licensee missed SR 3.8.4.7 between 1/24/2003, and 8/21/2003, for the D-06 125-volt station battery and between 7/11/2002, and 7/22/2003, for the D-305 125-volt swing station battery.
Previously Reported Findings Greater than Green Unit 1: Yellow Finding, March 24,2003, Installation of orifices to the AFW recirculation lines.
Unit 1: Red Finding, Feb. 28, 2003, AFW due to inadequate procedural guidance Unit 2: Red Finding, March 24, 2003, Installation of orifices to the AFW recirculation lines
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- 2) Achieve an improving trend in the Engineering Event Clock performance indicator.
- 3) Improve the quality of Engineering products.
- 4) Improve the interface between Operations and Engineering to ensure that the station priorities are reflective of actions necessary for achievement of equipment excellence.
- 5) Reduce the backlog to meet the NMC goal.
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- 2) Declining performance; CAP initiated.
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Challenges:
- 2) Achieving an improving trend. We are reviewing the Palisades plan used to improve Human Performance in Engineering.
- 5) Reducing backlogs.
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We are on target for all items except numbers 2 and 5. Measures have been implemented to address these two objectives.
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2 - procedure noncompliances 2 - missed training CAP053083 evaluated the sharp increase of events during January and determined that appropriate actions had been initiated. The goal line has been updated to reflect the NRC CAL commitment of > 10 days without an Engineering event clock reset.
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OP.10-010 OP-10-010.19 Operating Experience (OE) Improvement Plan Conduct an effectiveness review.
CA030615 Purcell, J.
61712004 612512004 Commitment Total # of Items for Assessment Emergency Planning
- 1 OP.09-004 OP-09-004.10 Upgrade Emergency Action Levels (EALs)
Obtain state and county approval of EAL upgrades and incorporate comments.
CA052691 Schwartz, P.
5/28/2004 611812004 Commitment OP-09-004. 11 OP-09-005 OP-09-0054 OP-09005.5 OP-09-005.6 OP-09-005.7 Submit site approved EAL upgrade changes CA052692 to NRC for pre-approval.
Control I Maintenance of EP Required Equipment
.Oocument the licensing basis of required CA052409 EP equipment contained in the matrix.
Evaluate whether each piece cf EP CA052413 Equipment in the matrix meets its associated EP functional requirements.
Perform an assessment of the equipment in CA052414 the matrix forreliability/maintainabilityl obsolescence.
Evaluate the adequacy of preventative CA052415 Maintenance (PM) performed on EP equipment contained in the matrix.
Schwartz, P.
6/18/2004 6/25/2004 Schwartz, P.
2/20/2004 611/2004 Commitment Commitment Schwartz, P.
2/2312004 6/7/2004 Commitment Schwartz, P.
2123/2004 61/2004 Commitment Schwartz, P.
212312004 617/2004 Commitment Total # of Items for Emergency Planning Engineering Processes
Corrective Actions Establish a cross functional team to perform CA055860 the effectiveness review.
Peterson, L 5115/2004 61712004 Commitment Totallofitemsfor Engineering Processes Human Resources
- 1 OR-01-004 OR-01-004.22 Individual Behavioral Excellence Review existing represented employee performance feedback form with the union to determine best way to incorporate ACEMAN.
CA054885 Nowinsky, D.
5/3/2004 6/25/2004 Commitment Toal # of Items for Human Resources Performance Assessment - : -
- 1 OP-10-001 Improve CAP Action Request Screening and Prioritization, Operability Determination and Problem Reporting Printed:
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A All Excellence Plan Commitment Action Steps Due Within 30 Days OP-10-001.14 OP-1 0-004 OP-10-004.12 OP-10-004. 16 Perforn an external assessment of the effectiveness ofthe screening process (assessment is to include review for Level
- event misdassification, and percentage of Level 'B' events properly categorized).
CAP Resolutions Effectively Addresses Problems Perform an effectiveness review (including validation of effectiveness of Technical Review Panel, Issue Managers, and station personnel awareness of their roles and responsibilities in C4P). Employee surveys are to be used as a method of validation.
Expand CARS membership.
tTrack EFR030568 EFRO3130i CA055913 Stoe Owner Start Date Due Date Pfaff, S.
31912004 612412004 Commitment Commitment Pfaff, S.
2/1012004 612212004 Hettick, D.
6/17/2004 Commitment OP-10-013 OP 13.16 Resolution of 2003 CAP Self Assessment Areas for Improvement As part of the self assessment in preparation for the P&IR inspection, determine whether the actions taken as part of this plan have been effective.
Assessment to include an independent review.
Hetick, D.
411212004 6)22)2004 SA055575 Commitment OR-01-004 OR-01-004.26 Individual Behavioral Excellence Revise CAP Trend reports to bin vs.
barners, results and attributes.
CAb54894 Hettick, D.
311/2004 512812004 Commitment OR-01-004.34 Total # of Items for Per Production Plannin!
OR-01-004 OR-01-004.17 Revise Human Performance trend reports to bin vs. barriers, results, and attributes.
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Individual Behavioral Excellence Build additional accountability into work week process via review of work week performance at POD.
Hennessy, F.
3/1/2004 512812004 Commitment
- 6 CAO54878 Strharsky, J.
5110/2004 6/1112004 Commitment Total # of Items for Production Planning Site Projects
- 1 EQ-1 5-001 EQ-15-O01.13 AFW Appendix R Firewall Project Modification Closeout CA030842 Morse, M.
12119/2003 513012004 Commitment Total # of Items for Site Projecs
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Plan of the Day Meeting 8:15 - 8:45 am Front Office Conference Room "Do the job right the first time. "
Committed to Nuclear Nmk Excellence Plan of the Day Meeting Action Register Short Term Actions (<7 days)
Responsible Department Manager will provide weekly updates at POD Meeting on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Entry Date-Action Description Dui Date Owner 5/20,104 Dates for open control board deficiencies that are listed 5/28/04 Ron Davenport as future or NO-PX.
.5/19104 Look at OE for a solution to the OPS workaround with 5/28/04 Jim Brander grass fouling of the EDG Hx.
5/27/04 Provide medium risk activity information in the POD 5/28/04 Ron Davenport report regarding the D-105 battery work 5/27104 Provide resolution for repair on WO 310418 (FI-1064, 6/3/04 Jim Schweitzer Monitor Tank discharge flow meter) for OPS instrument OOS list.
5/27/04 Provide status report and work schedule information to 5/28/04 John Flannagan Shift Manager regarding WO 403295 (GO1/G02 EDG FOTP Rm exhaust fan) - bearing problem and broken fan belt.
Long Term Actions (>7 days) risible Departm nt Manager will provide weekly updates at POD Meeting on Friday.
Entry Date Action Description Due Date Owner 512S104 Provide recommendation on actions for manholes that 6/8/04 Tony Petrowsky flood - either install sump pumps or take credit for submersible cables.
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