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Presentation Slides from March 29, 2011 Meeting with Dairyland Power Cooperative on La Crosse Boiling Water Reactor Dry Storage Project Update
ML110890629
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Site: La Crosse File:Dairyland Power Cooperative icon.png
Issue date: 03/29/2011
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Dairyland Power Cooperative
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NRC/FSME
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La Crosse Boiling Water Reactor Dry Cask Storage Project Update Nuclear Regulatory Commission March 29, 2011 DAIRYLAND POWER COOPERATIVE A Touchstone Energy* Cooperative

Agenda"

  • NAC Cask System
  • ISFSI Construction Status

" Cask Loading Sequence

  • Site Construction Status
  • Licensing
  • Project Schedule
  • Security

" Wrap up and Summary 2

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" AEC Demonstration Reactor

" Allis-Chalmers design - 50 MWe

" Reactor critical - July 1967

" Commercial operation - November 1969

" DPC purchased reactor-July 1973

" Permanently shutdown - April 1987 L

" Placed in SAFSTOR - August 1991

" 'Limited Dismantlement' start - February 1996

" Reactor Pressure Vessel Removal - May 2007

" Start Dry Cask Storage Project - June 2007

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  • Limited Dismantlement

" Over two million pounds of material removed

" Reactor Pressure Vessel

" Metal removal start-2012

  • Decision on buildings pending 5

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  • Approved for storage and transportation of LACBWR fuel

- October 2010

  • 68 fuel cells per cask
  • 333 total fuel assemblies
  • Minimum cooling time of 24 years
  • Exposure <22 GWD/MTU
  • Heat load

" Approximately 12 KW total

" Average <40 W per assembly

  • Damaged fuel
  • 32 Damage Fuel Cans per cask
  • 155 damaged fuel assemblies 6

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" Concrete pad complete

" Fencing installed

" Vehicle Barrier System 9 Installation in progress 9

  • All camera towers installed
  • Intrusion detection system installed
  • Security system acceptance test and training - Late April 10

" Fuel pool

  • 11' by 11'
  • Two tier rack system
  • Small cask set down area

" Cask pool installation where reactor was removed

  • Use installed fuel handling equipment 11

OperatIona IHql.llts

" Canister loading in cask pool

" Set inside runway girders aside for each cask loading

" Cask preparation on mezzanine floor

" Transfer to concrete cask outside of reactor building 12

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" Place transfer cask in cask pool

" Install cask pool gate 17

" Set inside runway girders aside

  • Flood cask pool 18

" Remove transfer canal gate

" Load fuel into canister with existing fuel handling equipment Install transfer canal gate (after 1st cask only - fuel in upper tier.

racks) 19

  • Install inside runway girders
  • Install canister lid
  • Drain cask pool

" Remove cask pool gate

" Place cask in prep area

  • Weld, dry & back-fill canister 20
  • Move transfer cask outside for canister transfer 21

" Place transfer cask on transfer adapter inside cask seismic restraint

  • Transfer canister to vertical concrete cask using cask handling crane 22

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" Load 5th canister

" Remove components

" Fuel racks

" Control rod rack

" Crush pad

" Core spray bundle rack

" Vacuum pool bottom sludge segregating fuel fragments

  • Sorting table
  • Temporary water clean-up system 25
  • Cask pool and gate

" Delays due to fabrication

" Tank to support weld

" Cask prep area

  • Complete
  • Fuel pool piping

" Piping on site

" Install - April/May 26

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  • Calculation for free standing completed by NAC

" Monitored status at other sites

  • Made decision in December to restrain cask

.. NAC designing structure and concrete pad 2*

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  • License Amendment Request

" Approved January 2011

" Defines fuel handling

" Lowered water level over stored fuel

" Heavy loads

  • 212 Report

" Severe weather controls

" Stack up restraint

  • 50.59s

" Heavy Loads

" TSC preparations

" Cask loading Operations 28

Plan...s and Proce ures

" NEI 99-01 Guidance for EALs at ISFSI

" Integrating into current Emergency plan

  • Decommissioning Plan (serves as FSAR) revised in December

" Fire Protection Plan incorporating ISFSI fire hazard analysis

" Procedures being revised now 29

" May 2011

  • Reactor building modifications complete

" All cask components on site

" ISFSI operable

" July 2011

" Cask Handling Crane operable

" Cask Seismic Restraint complete

" Sealing and welding dry run

  • September 2011

" Heavy loads and wet ops dry run

" Loading campaign start

  • November 2011 e Complete loading campaign 30

Security

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. Securi exemption ty plan

" ISFSI ASM

" Procedures 31

Questions?

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