ML16340A390

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IE Insp Rept 50-275/79-02 on 790101-31.No Noncompliance Noted.Major Areas Inspected:Preoperational Testing,Fire Prevention/Protection,Environ Protection,Plant Tour & Witnessing Tests in Progress
ML16340A390
Person / Time
Site: Diablo Canyon 
Issue date: 02/08/1979
From: Sternberg D, Thomas Young
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION V)
To:
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ML16340A391 List:
References
50-275-79-02, 50-275-79-2, NUDOCS 7903210207
Download: ML16340A390 (8)


See also: IR 05000275/1979002

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Report

No

50-275/79-02

U ~ S.

NUCLEAR REGULATORY CO>MISSION

OFFICE

OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCE)'KiVT

REGIOiV V

Docket No.

cense

No

CPPR-39

Pacific Gas

and Electric Company

77 Beal e Str eet

San Francisco,

California

94106

Safeguards

Group

Facility Name:

Inspection at:

Diablo Canyon Unit

1

Diablo Canyon Site,

San Luis Obispo County, California

Inspection

co

ucted:

January'I'1-31,

1979

Inspectors:

T. Young, Jr.,

Residen

ea tor Inspector

ate Signed

Date Signed

Approved By:

Summary:

D. N. Sternberg,

Chief',

eactor Projects

Section

1

Reactor Operations

and Nuclear Support

Branch

Date Signed

Date Signed

Ins ection on Januar

1-31,

1979

Re ort No. 50-275/79-02

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prevention/protection,

environmental

protection, plant tour and witnessing

of testing in progress.

This inspection

involved

98 inspector-hours

onsite

by one

NRC resident inspector.

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Results:

No items of noncompliance

or deviations

were identified.

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RV Form 219(2)

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DETAILS

1.

Persons

Contacted

  • R. D. Ramsay,

Plant Superintendent

R.

D. Etzler. Project Superintendent

  • M. N. Norem, Resident Startup

Engineer

  • M. E. Leppke, g.A. Supervisor
  • J. S.

Diamonon, g.C. Supervisor

  • R. Patterson,

Supervisor of Operations

  • D. A. Backons,

Supervisor of Maintenance

J.

M. Gisclon,

Power Plant Engineer

'The inspector also talked with and interviewed

a number of other

licensee

employees,

including members of general

construction,

the

operations staff and g.A. organization

personnel.

  • Denotes those attending

the exit interview.

2.

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Mr. Warren

Raymond is replacing Mr. Russell

llischow as director of

quality assurance

effective February 1, 1979.

3.

Fire Protection/Prevention

The control

room and the cable spreading

rooms were inspected.

The

fire alarm, extinguishing

equipment,

actuating controls

and fire

. fighting equipment were verified to be operable in the cable spreading

rooms

and 2N of the balance of the plant.

The modification of

cable penetration

seal material

was verified not to be flammable.

No items of noncompliance

or deviations

were identified.

4.

Environmental

Protection

The inspector verified by direct observation that all of the air

particulate

and charcoal filter sampling stations

as described

in

the'SAR are installed

and operating.

The air particulate

samples

are routinely collected

on

a weekly basis

and the film badges

and

TLD measurements

are

made

on

a monthly basis.

No items of noncompliance

or deviations

were identified.

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5.

Plant Tour

The inspector walked through various areas of the plant on

a weekly

basis

to observe activities in progress;

to inspect the general

state of cleanliness,

housekeeping

and adherence

to fire protection

rules; to check the proper approval of "Han on the Line, Caution

and Clearance"

tags

on equipment;

and to review with operators

the

status of various

systems

in the plant.

The inspector

noted that the status of the systems

and the house-

keeping

appeared

consistent with construction activities.

iso items of noncompliance

or deviations

were identified.

6.

Preo erational

Testin

a ~

Portions of the following tests

were witnessed

by the inspector:

8. 3. 3.

Boron Addition and Control

23. 3

24. 3

25. 6

Preoperational

Testing of Auxiliary and

Fuel Handling Building Ventilation

Purge

Gaseous

Radwaste

Containment

Class

I Instrument Air Per-

formance Demonstration

37.10

21.2 A-1

Steam

Dump Performance

Demonstiation

Reflush Diesel

Fuel Oil System Lines

b.

While witnessing

the above testing (in some tests only parts

of the tests

were being performed or redone),

the inspector

verified that the procedures

were technically adequate;

the

latest revisions

were available

and approved;

the overall

crew

performance

was adequate

and, in the case of completed tests,

the acceptance criteria were met.

Administrative controls for

design

change

and documentation

were followed.

No items of noncompliance

or deviations

were identified.

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c.

~Re ulator

Guide 1.68.2

(50-275/78-14)(Closed)

The licensee is planning to demon-

strate

the

new requirements

of this guide

(Paragraph

C.4)

"Cold Shutdown Demonstration"

during system verification

testing.

A procedure

has

been written and currently is in

draft form.

This item is considered

closed.

Ho items of noncompliance

or deviations

were identified.

7.

Exit Interview

The inspector

met with.a senior licensee

representative

on

a weekly

basis

and with the representatives

denoted

in Paragraph

1 on the

last friday in the month on January

26,

1979.

The scope

and

findings of the inspection

were summarized

by the inspector.

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