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(PA-LR) Beaver Valley Power Station License Renewal Project Presentation to NRC August 2, 2007, Meeting Handouts
ML072250023
Person / Time
Site: Beaver Valley
Issue date: 08/02/2007
From: Halnon G
FirstEnergy Nuclear Operating Co
To:
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
TAC MC6465, TAC MC6466
Download: ML072250023 (13)


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BEAVER VALLEY POWER STATION License Renewal Application BVPS License Renewal Project Presentation to NRC Aug. 2, 2007 FENOC Introduction Greg Halnon, Director Fleet Regulatory Affairs FENOC I

AGENDA

" Introduction - Greg Halnon

  • 2005 project review - Cliff Custer

" Current project overview - Cliff Custer

" Oversight - Greg Halnon

" Review Process - Cliff Custer

" Submittal items of interest - Cliff Custer

  • Closing remarks - Pete Sena FENOC 3

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(~ea CP 2005 Project Review March 2005 NRC Letter:

  • Information - overly general
  • Inadequate QA of renewal application
  • Insufficient explanation of information

- Lack of non-safety related structures &

components scoping

- Technically incorrect information

- LRA inconsistencies

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2005 Project Review 2005 Project: Root Causes:

" Less than adequate participation in NRC & Industry Working Groups

  • Inadequate regulatory interface
  • Inadequate sponsorship & station ownership FENOC 2005 Project Review Major Lessons Learned:
  • FENOC must manage the project to remain current with industry and NRC standards
  • Station personnel must own the results and be prepared to implement renewed licenses 0 Improved management engagement and oversight are necessary.
  • LRA and support documents should be subjected to rigorous reviews by owner, third party and peers FENOC 3

Current Project Overview What's different this time?

  • Root Causes & Lessons Learned have been addressed

" Industry Participation to remain current with standards

  • Site Participation & use of Site-Specific Operating Experience

" CLB items related to.License Renewal identified &

addressed

" Built-in Quality - Approval Structure, LRAB, Review Cycle (Internal/External Assessments)

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Current Project Overview Site Participation:

0 Program evaluation documents & site operating experience

" Specific TLAA updates & reviews

  • Midland propane terminal evaluation FENOC 9

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Industry Benchmarking Significance

  • LR Task Force & Working Groups

- Improved content

- Adjustments to program documents

  • Audits

- Detailed adjustments to support documents and the application

- Understanding of audit issues and logistics

  • Monthly NRC phone-calls & meetings

- Verify project actions are current

- Current expectations for the Environmental Report FENOC Response to Industry Participation &

Lessons Learned (cont.)

-Environmental report enhanced to address NRC concerns regarding:

- Clean Water Act 316 (b) information

- Non-rad waste, waste minimization and the 1990 Pollution Prevention Act information

- 1966 National Historic Preservation Act information

- Endangered Species Act threatened and Endangered Species Review FENOC 12

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Oversight Summary:

  • Increased scrutiny from peer groups:

NEI Working Group Reviews of Guidance Peer reviews in self-assessments 3 rd Party sufficiency review

" License Renewal Assessment Board

" Nuclear oversight - performance based assessments

  • Management Review of progress and quality indicators

" Final Licensing and site reviews FENOC 13F Oversight LR Assessment Board Charter:

" Diverse membership:

- FENOC corporate, BV Senior Leadership Team, plant experts, peers, industry experts, and legal advisor

  • Scope of review - Focused assessments and board meeting:

- Assessment results and recommendations Project guidelines - current

- Technical issues - consistent with Current Licensing Basis

- Deviations from GALL or other standards LRA acceptable (NRC/Industry Standards)

" Timing for reviews:

5 Reviews at key milestone events

" Board reports to BVPS site VP FENOC 14

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Oversight LRAB

Conclusions:

" Industry involvement & use of lessons learned was effective

  • Procedures are aligned with current industry expectations

" Appropriate level of interaction with BVPS program owners

" Historical RAI evaluation is adequate

  • Document structure supports LRA & NRC inspection &

audits

" The review process through Phase 1 has been effective

" LRA adequate for submittal - pending resolution of open items FENOC 15 Review - Phase I FENOC 16 8

Review - Phase III FENOC 181 77-177-9

Review - Comments Status 0 Received 0 Closed Team Peer Mgmt.

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LRAB 5 V&V PORC CNRB Total FENOC 19 Submittal Items of Interest o RT(PTS) evaluation Metal Fatigue DBD

  • Midland Propane Terminal

, SAMA correction - regarding SECPOP errors

  • Environmental Report revision -

refurbishment FENOC 20 10

Submittal Items of Interest 42 Total Aging Management Programs 16 New 26 Existing 2 Plant-12 GALL 2 Future 2 Plant-24 GALL Specific Specific FENOC 21 Submittal Items of Interest Plant-Specific Programs - evaluated 4 programs:

" B.2.10: Electrical Cable Connections - not subject to 10 CFR 50.49 environmental qualification requirements one-time inspection

" B.2.13: Electrical Wooden Poles/Structures inspection (Unit 2 Only)

" B.2.35: Reactor Vessel Integrity

" B.2.37: Settlement Monitoring (Unit 2 Only)

FENOC II

Submittal Items of Interest Variances & Exceptions:

7 Programs take exception to NUREG-1801

- 4 ASME code programs: code edition

- Fire protection: testing frequency of halon and CO 2 systems

- Fuel Oil Chemistry: ASTM standards, additives, and periodic testing for microbiological activity

- Selective Leaching: Brinell hardness testing 23 FENOC 23

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PC,. CQC,,f Submittal Items of Interest Action Items:

  • Midland Propane Terminal
  • PTS analysis docketing per 10CFR50.61

- Planned PRA peer evaluation

- (Reg. Guide 1.200)

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Closing Remarks Pete Sena, BVPS Site VP FENOC 25 1-,

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