ML17037B687
| ML17037B687 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Nine Mile Point  |
| Issue date: | 05/06/1974 |
| From: | Schneider R Niagara Mohawk Power Corp |
| To: | US Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) |
| References | |
| Download: ML17037B687 (8) | |
Text
SegUletory Docket NIAGARAMOHAWKPOWER CORPORATION iI>'I~~,
NIAGARA l'
MOHAWK e
a)51>f>
'AY183974~ I-300 ERIE BOULEVARD WEST SYRACUSE, N. Y. I3 ROE May 6, 1974
=50-2;go Office of Plans
& Schedules Directorate of Licensing United States Atomic Commission Washington, D. C.
20545 Gentlemen:
Please find enclosed, copies of the following reports for the Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station Unit 1:
1.
Daily Plant Power 2.
Operating Status 3.
Plant shutdowns Very truly yours, R. R. Schneider Vice president - Electric Operations TJP:1 cc: RO:1 Enclosures
- 3
~~c~
lI Ogjjg'0
,81 C
<<e( ~~IagI, 4265
0 f
(
~
1 C
I l
Q
ENCLOSURE A UNIT Nine Nile Point No. l DATE 740506 COMPLETED BY T. J.
Per}sins DAILY PLANT POMER OUTPUT HONTH APRIL, 1974 None generated.
AVERAGE DAILY Mfe-net DAY AVERAGE DAILY Y>>ie ~net 1
2.
26 27 28 29 30 31 10 12 20 22 23 24
l I~
~
I I
I l
t 4
~
)) r l
E+
V lh
, 'i
UNIT Hk'.lE DATE Nine Mile Point No.
1 740506 CO.'fPLETED BY T. J. Perkins - Station Superintendent OPERATING STATUS 1.
REPORTING PERIOD:
74'0401 GROSS HOURS IN REPORTING PERIOD:
TO 740430 720 2.
CURRENTLY AUTHORIZED PCPER LEVEL ~ifift 1 5
Mfe-NET 3.
PNIER LEVEL TO MIICH RESTRICTED (XF ANY):
4.
REASONS FOR RESTRICTIONS (IF ANY):
After 740310 only 2 of 3 Feedwater Strings were available for service.
THIS CUI'fULATIVE MONTH YR-TO-DATE TO DA'I'E 5.
HOURS REACTOR HAS CRITICAL.
6 HOURS GENERATOPi Oif LINE
~
~
~
~
~
~
~
~
7.
GROSS THECAL PONER GENERATED (MR) 8.
GROSS ELECTRICA1 PONER GENERATED (MK) ~
9.
NET ELECTRICAL PONER GENERATED (MiH) ~
10.
REACTOR AVAILABILITYFACTOR (1)
~
~
~ 17 0
0 0
0 0
2112.65 2112.48 3,558,646 1,201,825 1,165,736 73.4 Not available 25,477.28 39,922,429 13,168,908 12,760,228 Not available 11.
PLANT AVAILABILITYFACTOR. (2) 12.
PLANT CAPACITY FACTOR (3) 13.
FORCED OUTAGE RATE (4).
~
~
~
~
0 0
0 78.4 66.4 0
64.7, 53.1 15.8 14
~
SHUTDOWNS SCIIEDULED TO BEGIN IN NEXT 6 MOiNTHS (STATE TYPE, DATE AND DURATION OF EACH):
~ c II 15.
ZF SHUTDOIPif AT, END OF REPORT PERIOD, ESTIMATED DATE OF STARTUP:
5-26-74 l5 I
4 16.
PLANTS IN TEST STATUS (PRIOR TO COIII'IERCIAL'PERATION) REPORT THE FOLLOWING:
I DATE LAST DATE REASON FOR FORECAST ACHIEVED DIFFERENCE INITIALCRITXCALITY INITIALELECTPifCAL POWER GENERATIOiN l
CO>PifERCIAL OPERATION (1)
REACTOR AVAII,ABILITYFACTOR = IIOURS REACTOR NAS CRITICAL GROSS IIOURS. IN.IIEPORTING PERIOD
()) PLANT AVAILABILITYFACTOR IIOURS Gl'ESTOR ON LINE,
'100 GROSS IIOURS lN REORTING PERIOD
- 100 c
(3) (LANT CAPACITY FACTOR = NET EI.ECTI'TCAI, PONI',R GENERATED CUPRENTI.Y I,ICI NSED POINTER LEVEl.i"GROSS HOURS IN REPORTING PERIOD L
(4)
FPRCFD OUTAGE RATE ='OI'CED OUTAGE IIOURS
- 100 IIOURS GENERATOR ON-LINE + FORCED OUTAGE HOURS
- 100
0 1
~
<<.'Nv I>'K Q.r
".eC 5f '4 a
I
SE'GLARY:
Unit No.
1 shutdown for annual overhaul and refueling.
UNIT NAIIE NINE MXLE PT.
NO.
1 DATE 740331 COMPLETED BY T. J. Perkins REPORT MONTH PLANT SHUTDOWNS h
C-'O DATE TYPE F-FORCED S-SCHEDULED DURATION (HOURS)
REASON (1)
METHOD OF SHUTTING DORM THE REACTOR (2)
- COrCKNTS 740330 720
)
I
'I 4
(1): REA'N::
A-(QUIPEENT ~FA'XLURE (EXPLAIN)
B-?LINT.OR. TES'Z
'-~~FUELIHG:.
D-@GULA'MRY'RESTRICTION E-68ERATQR'~TRAINING AND XXQENS'E'EXAMINATION F-:PSMIj'KSTRATIVE G-'4RFRATZGN'AL ERROR 4(gXPXAXN)
(2) "M=.TH(
A-B-~ SIP C-AI
\\
w
~. ~
,A I
T