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Meeting Slides, Duke Energy Carolinas, Major Project Plans for April 22, 2010 Meeting
ML101120176
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Site: Oconee  Duke Energy icon.png
Issue date: 04/22/2010
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Duke Energy Carolinas
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Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
Stang J, NRR/DORL, 415-1345
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Major Major Project Project Project Project Plans Plans April 22, 2010 Oconee Nuclear Station

Objectives Objectives



Provide history and context regarding completed projects, risk improvements, and organization capabilities.



Provide technical information, status, and projected risk 2



Provide technical information, status, and projected risk improvements associated with Oconee projects of regulatory interest.



Reaffirm Dukes commitment to Oconee projects of regulatory interest.

Agenda Agenda



Background

 ONS Refurbishment

 Steam Generator and Reactor Head Replacements



Active Projects

 Reactor Protective System / Engineered Safeguards Protective System

 Tornado 3

 Tornado

 Natural Phenomena Barrier System

 High Energy Line Break

 Fire Protection transition to NFPA-805

 Protected Service Water

 Main Steam Isolation Valves



Commitments



Closing Remarks

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Background===

Background ONS Refurbishment ONS Refurbishment

 Digital Upgrades

 Integrated Control System (1998)

 Water Treatment System (2000)

 Automatic Feedwater Isolation (2002)

 Keowee Hydroelectric Stations Exciter and Governor (2004)

 Keowee Hydroelectric Stations Exciter and Governor (2004)

 Main Turbine Control System (2004)

 Control Rod Drive System (2008)

 Turbine Supervisory Instrumentation (2008)

 Main Generator Voltage Regulator (2008)

 Expandable Process Control System (2008)

 Main Feedwater Pump Control System (2010, 2011)

 Reactor Protective and Engineered Safeguards Protective Systems (2011 - 2013) 4

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Background===

Background ONS Refurbishment ONS Refurbishment

 Emergency Core Cooling Systems / Emergency Operating Procedure Improvements

 High Pressure Injection Pump recirculation flow

 Low Pressure Injection cross-tie / flow restrictors

 Reactor Building Spray

 Other Upgrades - examples

 Emergency Feedwater Control Valve Instrument Air Upgrades 5

 Emergency Feedwater Control Valve Instrument Air Upgrades

 Battery Replacements: Vital, Power, Standby Shutdown Facility, & Keowee

 Keowee Underground Cable Replacement

 Electrical Penetration Replacements

 600 V Electrical Distribution System Upgrades

 Security System Upgrades

 Reactor Building Sump Strainers (~100 ft2 to ~5000 ft2)

 GL 04-02 Closed for ONS

 Steam Generator / Rx Vessel Head Replacements

 Combined Cost: $1.3 Billion

Completed Projects Completed Projects Risk Improvement Risk Improvement SSF &

TB Flood Mods Oconee IPE 1.2E+03 1.4E+03 1.6E+03 1.8E+03 2.0E+03 Core Damage Frequency ( /yr. )

Oconee CDF - Historical 1E-03 Estimate 1.6E-04 1.4E-04 1.2E-04 6

IPE Rev. 2 PRA Rev. 3 PRA Ext. Flood:

Fragility Analysis 0.0E+00 2.0E+02 4.0E+02 6.0E+02 8.0E+02 1.0E+03 Post-TMI 1986 1990 1997 2003 2006 Core Damage Frequency ( /yr. )

1.0E-04 8.0E-05 6.0E-05 4.0E-05 2.0E-05 1.0E-06

Active Projects Active Projects RPS/ES RPS/ES

 Regulatory Status

 License Amendment Request (LAR) submitted 1/31/2008

 Safety Evaluation Report (SER) issued 1/30/2010

 Inspection Planning for Site Acceptance Testing and installation

 Project Status 7

Project Status

 Unit 1 installation Spring 2011

 Unit 2 installation Fall 2013

 Unit 3 installation Spring 2012

 Risk Benefit

 Not quantified - Addresses long term obsolescence

 Cost

 $ 225 M

Active Projects Active Projects Tornado Tornado

 Regulatory Status

 Tornado LAR submitted 6/30/2008; Review in progress

 Fiber Re-enforced Polymer LAR submitted; 6/1/2006

 Approved for re-enforcing Block Walls only; 3/26/2008

 Re-submitted for Brick Walls 6/29/2009; NRC review in progress

 Project Status

 Natural Phenomena Barrier System (NPBS); construction in progress 8

 Natural Phenomena Barrier System (NPBS); construction in progress

 Protected Service Water System; design & construction in progress

 Main Steam Isolation Valves (w/ tornado protection); design in progress

 SSF Equipment Doors Upgrade; design in progress

 Risk Benefit

 Small (low E-06 / yr) - actual risk improvement

 Cost

 $ 155 M (NPBS only)

Active Projects Active Projects Natural Phenomena Barrier System Natural Phenomena Barrier System Project Status

Complete

Control Room North Wall

SSF / CT-5 Trench Intersection

SSF Generator Fuel Oil

SSF Generator Fuel Oil Vent

Ongoing

Borated Water Storage Tank (BWST) Foundations

Remaining

Fibrwrap Installations

BWST Superstructure and Steel Siding 9

Active Projects Active Projects High Energy Line Break High Energy Line Break



Regulatory Status

 LARs submitted; Unit 1 6/2008; Unit 2 12/2008; Unit 3 6/2009

 NRC review in progress



Project Status

 Feedwater and Main Steam Pipe Weld Inspections; complete

 East Penetration Room Flood Modifications; complete

 Protected Service Water System; design and construction in progress 10

 Main Steam Isolation Valves; design in progress

 Letdown Cooler Isolation Valves Upgrade; scoped, slotted, awaiting LAR approval

 Control Complex Ventilation Isolation; scoped, slotted, awaiting LAR approval

 High Pressure Injection Suction Header Isolation Valves Upgrade; scoped, slotted, awaiting LAR approval

 Turbine Building column re-enforcements; scoped, slotted, awaiting LAR approval

 Condenser Circulating Water Stop Gate Upgrade; scoped, slotted, awaiting LAR approval



Risk Benefit and Cost primarily attributed to PSW project

Active Projects Active Projects NFPA NFPA--805 Transition 805 Transition



Regulatory Status



Letter of intent submitted February 2005



Initial LAR submitted May 31, 2008

 Incomplete - preliminary Fire PRA & modifications not determined



Followup LAR submitted October 31, 2008

 Based on RG 1.205, revision 0



Revised LAR submitted April 14, 2010

 Incorporates Requests for Additional Information (RAIs)

 Will be template for RG 1.205, revision 1, submittals



Project Status



Protected Service Water System; design and construction in progress 11



Protected Service Water System; design and construction in progress



Turbine/Auxiliary Building Wall Fire Barrier Upgrade; scoped, slotted, awaiting LAR approval



Purge Inlet Room/Auxiliary Building Fire barrier Upgrade; scoped, slotted, awaiting LAR approval



Blockhouse Pressure Relief Shafts Upgrade; scoped, slotted, awaiting LAR approval



General Area/Hazard Fire Detection improvements; scoped, slotted, awaiting LAR approval



Breaker Coordination Study; scheduled to complete 8/2010



Program Implementation Team; in place



Risk Benefit



Small - actual risk improvement from PSW project



Cost



$ 20 M (not including modifications)

Active Projects Active Projects Main Steam Isolation Valves Main Steam Isolation Valves

 Regulatory Status

 Tornado and HELB LARs dependent on commitment to install

 Separate LAR will be required - targeted for 12/2011

 Project Status

 Initial Scope Approved 12

 Initial Scope Approved

 MSIV procurement specification being developed

 Detailed Scope being developed

 Risk Benefit

 Very Small (<1E-06 / yr) - actual risk improvement

 Cost

 ~$ 400 M

Active Projects Active Projects Protected Service Water Protected Service Water

 Background

 Oconees Licensing Basis evolved over time; became complex and open to interpretation.

 Higher Risk Licensing Basis issues were on paths to resolution

Emergency Feedwater

Emergency Feedwater

Emergency Power

Seismic

 Lower Risk Licensing Basis issues remained to be addressed

Tornado

High Energy Line Break (outside containment)

Appendix R (Transition to NFPA-805) 13

Active Projects Active Projects Protected Service Water Protected Service Water Background, contd

 Standby Shutdown Facility (SSF)

 Designed to meet Appendix R, Turbine Building Flood (internal), and Sabotage.

 Maintains Units in Mode 3 from outside the Main Control Rooms

 Maintains Units in Mode 3 from outside the Main Control Rooms

Damage Control Measures used to cooldown and restore long term DHR

 Later credited for Station Blackout and Tornado

 Single train, with support system interdependencies

 Most Risk Significant set of systems at the Station

 SSF Risk Reduction Team focused on reliability / availability improvements 14

Active Projects Active Projects Protected Service Water Protected Service Water

 Background, contd

 Issaqueena Team Chartered

 Provide framework for resolution of Licensing Basis Issues

 Reduce Overall Station Risk

 Reduce Risk Worth of SSF

 Concept for PSW (Protected Service Water)

 Integral to licensing approach for Tornado, HELB, and Fire Protection

 Integral to licensing approach for Tornado, HELB, and Fire Protection

 Duplicates functions of SSF using equipment in the Auxiliary Building

 Supplies alternate power to SSF equipment

 Feasibility/Constructability Analyses

 Initial Scope/Licensing approach development

 Final Scope/commitment to construct

 Design/Licensing/Construction ; in progress.

 Licensing / Design Basis at risk; LARs not approved.

 Non-Seismic CDF Improvement: 20-25% risk reduction.

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Protected Service Water Protected Service Water Mechanical Scope Mechanical Scope Diagram for PSW Mechanical Scope Keowee Remove abandoned Keowee mechanical eqpt to make space for new PSW electrical eqpt.

16 Turbine Bldg Aux Bldg U 1 RX Bldg U 2 Rx Bldg U 3 Rx Bldg U 3 Ctrl Rm U 1 & 2 Ctrl Rm New Piping to U 3 Condensate System for Test Line New Piping &

Isolation Vlvs New Piping to U 2 CCW for Pump Test / Min Flow New Piping &

Isolation Vlvs New Piping New PSW Primary

( 2000 HP ) & Booster

( 50 HP ) Pump U 2 CCW Suction

Protected Service Water Protected Service Water Civil & Electrical Power Scope Civil & Electrical Power Scope 100 KV Lee line to Central ACB - 9 ACB - 10 Keowee CT - 4 Xfmr Blockhouse Existing Underground 15 KV Cable / Reels Keowee 13. 8 KV PSW Power Feed Install new circuit breakers for PSW 13. 8 KV Power Feeder Circuit Diagram for PSW Civil & Electrical Power Scope 17 Central Turbine Bldg Auxiliary Bldg U 1 RX Bldg U 2 Rx Bldg U 3 Rx Bldg CT-5 Xfmr Blockhouse Backup Pwr for SSF Diesel Generator SSF Power Feed From Lee Line Pwr to U 1 /2 /3 PSW AB Loads & Backup Power to the following AB Eqpt 1 ) U 1 / U 2 / U 3 HPI Pumps 2 ) U 1 /U 2 / U 3 Vital I & C Battery Chargers New PSW Xfmr

& Switchgear Bldg Bckup Pwr to U 1 / 2 /3 Pzr Htrs

Protected Service Water Protected Service Water Instrument & Control Scope Instrument & Control Scope Keowee Diagram for PSW Instrumentation & Control Scope Re - route Keowee Emergency Start Cables out of Turbine Bldg 18 U 1 & 2 Blockhouse Turbine Bldg Aux Bldg U 3, 125 VDC Bus U 2, 125 VDC Bus U 1, 125 VDC Bus U 3 Ctrl Rm U 1 & 2 Ctrl Rm Re - route Vital I & C Primary & Backup Power Cables out of Turbine Bldg New PSW Xfmr

& Switchgear Bldg MCR Ctrls for New PSW Pmp, Switchgear & U 1 / U2 Specific Eqpt.

MCR Ctrls for New PSW U 3 Specific Eqpt.

Protected Service Water Protected Service Water Project Status Project Status



Complete



Most of duct bank outside protected area



PSW Building Foundation



100kV Substation



Unit 1 (Fall 2009) - all except HPI transfer switches and power panels



Ongoing



Equipment Manufacturing



Duct Bank Construction



Duct Bank Construction



PSW Building



Unit 2 outage (Spring 2010) - will install portions of Main Control Board additions & some HPI mechanical scope



Auxiliary Building piping, cable tray, and hangers



Remaining



Unit 1, 2 & 3 Refueling, Keowee, and Standby Shutdown Facility outages



PSW Building and Equipment Installation



PSW Duct Bank and Cable Installation



Aux Service Water Demolition and Install PSW Pump



SSF Alternate Power Supplies



System Testing 19

Natural Phenomenon Barrier System Natural Phenomenon Barrier System Protected Service Water Projects Protected Service Water Projects

 Projects have been Managed Task with a contractor providing engineering and procurement specifications. Another contractor is the constructor and responsible for equipment / material procurement.

 Currently transitioning most remaining construction to Self

 Currently transitioning most remaining construction to Self Perform using supplemental personnel.

 Quality and Adherence to Standards is top priority and have not been compromised to achieve schedule. Numerous Stop Work and Stand-Downs to drive standards improvement.

 Initial schedule based on much higher production rates.

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Natural Phenomenon Barrier System Natural Phenomenon Barrier System Protected Service Water Projects Protected Service Water Projects

 Improvement plans in place to reduce human performance issues and rework.

 oversight, risk awareness, human performance, procedure use and adherence, security, productivity, engineering quality and safety culture

 All critical equipment expedited.

 Outage work based on equipment availability.

 Work added well past outage schedule milestones.

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Focus Focus

 Maintaining healthy SCWE

 Continuous reinforcement that we will not compromise safety and quality standards even with aggressive scheduling

 Improving worker human performance and schedule predictability predictability

 Ensuring quality manufacturing and on time delivery of materials and equipment

 Finalizing design

 Transferring construction work from contract constructor

 Strong oversight of remaining work to be completed by contract constructor 22

Work Windows Work Windows

 Work Windows needed to complete the project:

 Spring 2010 - Unit 2 Outage Unit 2 Outage

 Fall 2010 - Unit 3 Outage Unit 3 Outage

 Spring 2011 - Unit 1 Outage Unit 1 Outage

 Summer 2011 - Keowee Outage

 Fall 2011 - Unit 2 Outage Unit 2 Outage; SSF Outage

 Spring 2012 - Unit 3 Outage Unit 3 Outage

Station Aux Service Water Outage - Adjacent to last unit outage to transition to Protected Service Water.

 Schedule Commitments

NPBS - 7/2011

PSW - 7/2012 23

Tornado Commitments Tornado Commitments No.

Commitment Current Due Date New Due Date Complete (Y/N) 1T U3 Control Room North Wall Modification.

5-2009 Y

2T SSF Diesel Fuel Vent Modification.

12-2007 Y

3T SSF and CT-5 Trenches Intersection Modification SSF Trench at north end of SSF (TORMIS).

6-2008 Y

4T 5T Natural Phenomena Barrier System Modifications.

12-2010 7-2011 N

5T 6T Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) LAR for strengthening selected masonry walls for tornado wind and P.

11-2006 Y

7T Tornado Mitigation Strategy LAR.

6-2008 Y

8T PSW/HPI modifications.

12-2010 7-2012 N

9T Missile inventory program developed.

12-2007 Y

10T Notify NRC management of significant changes in the scope and/or completion dates of the commitments.

As necessary until 12-2014 As necessary until 7-2016 N

11T 12T 13T Installation of MSIVs.

U1:12-2012 U2:12-2014 U3:12-2013 U1:12-2014 U2:12-2015 U3: 7-2016 N

14T Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) LAR for strengthening selected "brick" masonry walls for tornado wind and P.

6-2009 Y

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HELB Commitments HELB Commitments No.

Commitment Current Due Date New Due Date Complete (Y/N) 1H Implement an inspection program for the Aux Bldg MS and FW girth and accessible attachment welds.

11-2006 Y

2H Implement an inspection program for other Aux. Bldg high energy piping critical crack locations at welds.

U1: 6-2008 U2: 12-2008 U3: 6-2009 Y

3H Initial ASME Section XI ISI interval UT of the Aux. Bldg MS and FW girth welds and accessible attachment welds.

7-2008 Y

Initial ASME Section XI ISI interval UT of other Aux. Bldg high 4H Initial ASME Section XI ISI interval UT of other Aux. Bldg high energy piping critical crack locations at welds.

3-2012 No change Y

5H Implement an inspection program for accessible piping base metal downstream of the FW isolation valves located in the EPR.

11-2006 Y

6H Implement an inspection program for accessible piping base metal of other Aux. Bldg high energy piping critical crack locations not at welds.

U1: 6-2008 U2: 12-2008 U3: 6-2009 Y

7H Initial ASME Section XI ISI interval UT inspection of piping base metal downstream of FW isolation valves located in the EPR.

11-2006 Y

8H Initial ASME Section XI ISI interval UT inspection for accessible piping base metal of other Aux. Bldg high energy piping critical crack locations not at welds.

3-2012 No change Y

9H Implement an inspection program of accessible attachment welds at the terminal ends inside the FW guard pipe.

11-2006 Y

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HELB Commitments HELB Commitments No.

Commitment Current Due Date New Due Date Complete (Y/N) 10H Initial visual inspections of accessible attachment welds at the terminal ends inside the FW guard pipe.

6-2007 Y

11H Inspect and repair the Unit 2 East Penetration Room electrical penetration termination enclosures to their correct configuration.

Missing and/or damaged covers, gaskets, and fasteners will be repaired or replaced.

11-2006 Y

Inspect and repair the Unit 1 East Penetration Room electrical penetration termination enclosures to their correct configuration.

12H penetration termination enclosures to their correct configuration.

Missing and/or damaged covers, gaskets, and fasteners will be repaired or replaced.

12-2006 Y

13H Inspect and repair the Unit 3 East Penetration Room electrical penetration termination enclosures to their correct configuration.

Missing and/or damaged covers, gaskets, and fasteners will be repaired or replaced.

11-2006 Y

14H Create an inspection plan to select a portion of Units 1, 2 and 3 enclosures to open and inspect for signs of internal debris and corrosion.

11-2006 Y

15H Revise station procedures and processes as needed to ensure penetration termination enclosures are maintained in their correct configurations.

3-2007 Y

16H Complete the design and installation of flood outlet devices for the Unit 1 East Penetration Room.

11-2006 Y

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HELB Commitments HELB Commitments No.

Commitment Current Due Date New Due Date Complete (Y/N) 17H Complete the design and installation of flood outlet devices for the Unit 2 East Penetration Room.

11-2006 Y

18H Complete the design and installation of flood outlet devices for the Unit 3 East Penetration Room.

11-2006 Y

19H Complete the design and installation of flood impoundment and exterior door flood improvement features for the Unit 1 East Penetration Room 12-2007 Y

Penetration Room 20H Complete the design and installation of flood impoundment and exterior door flood improvement features for the Unit 2 East Penetration Room.

12-2007 Y

21H Complete the design and installation of flood impoundment and exterior door flood improvement features for the Unit 3 East Penetration Room.

12-2007 Y

22H 23H 24H HELB LB and Mitigation Strategy LARs.

U1: 6-2008 U2: 12-2008 U3: 6-2009 Y

25H Notify NRC management of significant changes in the scope and/or completion dates of the commitments.

As necessary until 3-2012 As necessary until 7-2016 N

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Other Projects Other Projects

 Alloy 600 Remediation

 Buried Piping

 SSF Generator

 Keowee Major Maintenance 28

 License Renewal

 Replacement Rx Head NDE

 Feedwater Pump Turbine Controls

 24 Month Fuel Cycle

 Valve Controller Replacements (Pneumatic replaced with Digital)

 Keowee / Toxaway Relicensing

Action Items and Action Items and Closing Remarks Closing Remarks

 We have provided history and context regarding completed projects, risk improvements, and organization capabilities.

 Provided technical information, status, and projected risk improvements associated with current Oconee projects of improvements associated with current Oconee projects of regulatory interest.

 Reaffirmed Dukes commitment to Oconee projects of regulatory interest.

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