ML13011A218

Slides for Public Meeting on NFPA-805 Fire Protection Program

ML13011A218
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Site:	Oconee
Issue date:	12/17/2012
From:	Duke Energy Carolinas
To:	Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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National Fire Protection Association NFPA 805 Update Risk-Informed, Performance-Based Fire Protection Program December 17, 2012

Duke Participants

• Regis Repko - Senior VP Nuclear Operations

• Preston Gillespie - Site VP Oconee Station

• Dave Baxter - VP Special Assignment

• Jim Fuller - General Manager Major Projects

• Chris Nolan - Director Regulatory Affairs Information Only 2

Agenda

• Opening Comments Repko

• Purpose Repko

• Enhancements in Leadership and Oversight Gillespie

• License Condition for NFPA 805 Baxter

• NFPA 805 Implementation Baxter

• Protected Service Water (PSW) Project Fuller

• Closing Remarks Repko Information Only 3

Dukes Commitment to Safety

• Duke demonstrates a strong commitment to the safe operation of Oconee Nuclear Station by our actions to reduce risk and improve safety

• Strong focus on improving safety significant system reliability and organizational performance continues to reduce already low risks associated with stations operations

• The result of our commitment and focus is improved safety

• Our decision to participate as a pilot plant for NFPA 805 implementation highlights our commitment to improving safety.

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Purpose of the Meeting

• Discuss enhancements to project Leadership and Oversight

• Provide an overview of current implementation progress of the NFPA 805 Fire Protection Program (FPP)

• Provide an overview of the resolution of the projects issues.

• Discuss approach to minimize implementation time to achieve the projects milestones Information Only 5

Leadership

• Established direct reporting relationship to Senior VP of Operations, Crystal River & Oconee

• McGuire General Manager of Major Projects has been reassigned to managing the completion of the Protected Service Water (PSW) project

• Established senior station manager and staff to coordinate station and engineering interface with the projects Information Only 6

Oversight NFPA 805

• Remaining work will be managed similar to an outage

• Work will be directed from a Project Command Center with dedicated resources

• Daily updates on project status to ONS leadership is being incorporated into the normal plant operational status reviews

• Schedule will continuously undergo line management challenge to validate logic, adequacy of task assignments and removal of barriers

• Emergent Issues Manager role included to address project challenges

• Project threat teams will be utilized to resolve significant technical challenges to project critical path Information Only 7

NFPA NFPA 805 805 License Condition

• Existing license condition captured as condition 3.D in all three unit licenses

• Committed to 47 implementation items for the NFPA 805 Fire Protection Program (FPP) by January 1, 2013

• Committed to six modifications in support of NFPA 805 with implementation dates through 2015

• Ability to self approve low risk changes affecting FPP tied to completion of modifications and an additional licensing action Information Only 8

NFPA NFPA 805 805 Implementation

• Improvement in the safety of Oconee Nuclear Station has been realized

• Programmatic controls required for implementation of NFPA 805 will be in place on or before January 1, 2013

• 44 of the 47 implementation items will be complete on or before January 1, 2013

• 4 of the 6 modifications complete or on track to meet committed date Information Only 9

NFPA NFPA 805 805 Implementation

• Modification Challenges

• Protected Service Water

• Compensatory Measures

• Existing compensatory measures will remain in place

• Standby Shutdown Facility (SSF) - primary success path for Turbine Building Fires

• Fire Watches - incorporated into FPP documents Information Only 10

Backup NFPA 805 Power to SSF

• Current implementation (93%)

• New 4160 VAC Switchgear installed in SSF - Complete

• Routed commercial grid connection cables - Complete

• Achieved initial energization of PSW Electrical panels (house loads) for testing - Complete

• PSW Building electrical testing and power up - in progress

• SSF outage for final tie-ins and testing Information Only 11

Remaining NFPA 805 Scope

• Units 1 and 2 Keowee Outages including Post Mod Testing (88% Complete)

• Units 1 and 3 HPI System Overlap testing and Unit 2 HPI System components testing on PSW power (88%

Complete)

• Station ASW pump room demolition and new PSW pump installation (75% Compete)

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PSW NFPA 805 Issue Resolution

• Procurement Document Processing

• 3170 of approximately 3300 total procurement documents have been processed and approved

• Engineered Equipment Delivery

• 36 of 44 engineered components are now on site, installed or ready for installation

• Completion of EC Packages

• 36 of 38 Engineering Change Packages have been issued to the field

• Environmental Temperature

• Modeling of Auxiliary Building complete

• Forced air circulation and cooling will be required

• Scoping of solutions in progress

• Response to related Request for Additional Information (RAI) planned by 3/31/2013 Information Only 13

Closing NFPA 805 Remarks

• Duke is strengthening project implementation controls and oversight to minimize implementation time

• New organizational reporting/command structure

• Proven Outage Management approach to the project

• Programmatic controls for implementation of NFPA 805 in place on or before January 1, 2013

• PSW subsystems will be made available at the earliest opportunity Information Only 14