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Preservice Insp Rept.Exams Performed on Reactor Pressure Vessel 3686 Described
	ML17139D232
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Site:	Susquehanna
Issue date:	10/17/1985
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INTRODUCTION This report contains the results of the pre-service examination of the Susquehanna Steam Electric Station Unit Number 1 Reactor Pressure Vessel; National Board No. 3686.

The examinations were performed in accordance with the requirements of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code,Section XI, 1974 Edition including the Winter 1975 Addendum. The Code Categories examined were BA, BD, BE, BF, BG-1, BH, BI-1, BN-1, BN-2, BO, and BP .

Remote automatic ultrasonic examinations were performed on all accessible portions of the reactor vessel and nozzle welds as detailed in Sections II and III of this report.

Manual volumetric (ultrasonic), surface (penetrant and magnetic particle), and visual examinations were performed on the remaining portions of the reactor vessel, nozzle welds, including safe ends, and other components as detailed in Sections II and III.

Manual ultrasonic and penetrant examinations were performed on the six Feedwater nozzle inner radii. A,penetrant examination was performed on the CRD Return Nozzle inner radius. These examinations were performed in accordance with the requirements of NUREG&619.

All examination data and calibration sheets, data plots, personnel certifications, equipment, and material certifications; procedures, and drawings are on file at the Susquehanna Steam Electric Station Unit 81.

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1. Manual Examinations Pre-service examinations were performed on the following welds and components, listed according to code category. These items will be manually examined during future In-Service Inspections. A detailed summary of each item examined, the examination method, and the results are listed in Section III.

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2. Remote Automatic Ultrasonic Examinations Pre-service examinations were performed on the following reactor vessel welds. These welds will be automatically examined during future En-Service Enspections. A detailed summary of each item examined, the examination method, and the results are listed in Section EII.

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SUMMARY
OF CONDITIONS NOTED AND EXAMINATION RESULTS Manual Examinations During the examination of the Reactor Pressure Vessel welds, ninety-four (94) code recordable spot indications were dected and determined by the Level III to be within the acceptance standards of Section XI of the ASME Boiler and Pressure. Vessel Code, 1794 Edition, including Minter 1975 Addendum. The data sheets and plots of these indications are included in Section V of this report.
In addition two (2) visual indications were detected in threaded stud holes in the vessel flange. These two (2) indications were dispositioned by the vessel designer/manufacturer to be an acceptable
q. condition. A report on the stud hold discrepancies appears in Section IV.
During the course of the manual examinations, geometric reflectors were detected from the closure head nozzles N6A and N6B, and vessel support weld CG. Summary reports for the above conditions are located in Section IV of this report.
Summary reports describing limited scans due to vessel configuration, penetrations, and thermocouple pads are located in Section IV.
An acoustic comparison between SA-508 and SA-533 was performed to satisfy the requirements of Paragraph I-3121, Appendix I of ASME Section XI. This report is located in Section IV.
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INCLUDED IN THIS REPORT The detailed summary section of this report enables the user of the report to review the entire pre-service examination with a minimum of ef fort.
The following terms are used in the summary to identify the weld, the examinations performed, and the, results of the examinations:
CATEGORY The designation of the code category is per Table IWB-2500 of ASME XI W'75 Addenda.
WELD TYPE The weld types are listed in the section of Table IWB-2500 that pertains to the code category being examined.
WELD IDENTIFICATION - The weld seam identification is taken from the RPV weld identification drawing included in the drawing section of the report.
ITEM'UMBER The designation of code item numbers is per Table IWB>>2600 of ASME XI W'75 Addenda.
PROCEDURE NUMBER - This column lists the procedure used to perform the examination.
EXAMINATION This column lists the examination(s) performed on each listed weld.
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O'BM 45'0'RI O'WM NRI 2 Spot Indications See Data Sheet NRI As shown, the abbreviation NRI is used to document an examination where no recordable indications were detected. The 45'xamination shows a result of 2 spot indications. Where indications were detected, a statement to see data sheec(s) follows the number of indica-tions detected. This statement tells the user
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detail the subject Where a condition exists that generally affects the examination, such as a limited scan or an interference requiring additional examination, a general statement is added to describe the condition. This statement is not intended to apply to any single examination. They are placed wherever space permits.
O'BM Restricted scan, Reference Report P 45'0'RIspot 0 WM NRI 2 indications, see data sheet NRI In the illustration above, there was a restrict-ed scan affecting the examination. It is not intended to apply to the O'.BM examination. The statement tells the user which report(s) detail the referenced condition.
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LONGITUDINAL BA B 1.1 ISE-QAI-325 45'1)(6) 0 WM Spot Indications. See Data Sheet 2050 in Section V.
NRI 60'RI 0 BM NRI LONGITUDINAL BB B 1.1 ISE-QAI-325 O'WM NRI 454 NRI 60'RI 0 BM HRI ISE-QAI-325 Spot Indications. See Data Sheet 2052 in Section V.
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450 NRI 60'RI 0 BM NRI CIRCUMFERENTIAL AN B i.l ISE-QAI-325 0 WM'RI MERIDIONAL WELDS IN VESSEL NEADS (TOP) 45'RI 60'RI 0 BM NRI CIRCUMFERENTIAL AN AN B i.l ISE-QAI-325 0 WM NRI MERIDIONAL WELDS (BOTTOM)
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ANYWHERE IIOTAI.IDION~ IthVI CC Ol IN INCA IN4 OIVIIIOH CATEGORY MANUAL ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION PRESSURE RETAINIHG WEL'DS IN REACTOR VESSEL NRI No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EX+ REMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination HO.
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ANYWHERE IHnALIATION 4 RRVICC KHGINnIINO OtIRATION5 CATEGORY BA MANUAL ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION PRESSURE RETAINING lgLDS IN REACIOR VESSEL HRI No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE REMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination NO.
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0 BM HRI CIRCUMFERENTIAL AN DB B 1.1 ISE-QAI-325 O'WM HRI MERIDIONAL WELDS IH VESSEL HEADS
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,I NRI ~ No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM. 'EMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination NO. Reference Re ort 06 Section IV 0 BM NRI CIRCUMFERENTIAL AN DD B 1.1 ISE-QAI-325 O'WM NRI MERIODIONAL WELDS IN VESSEL HEADS (SKIRT-AJ) 45'RI 60'RI SEE NOTE (1) AND REPORT Pl IN SECTION IV .
0 BM NRI CIRCUMFERENTIAL AH DE B 1.1 ISE-QAI-325 0 WM 'RI MERIDIONAL WELDS IN VESSEL HEADS (AA-SKIRT) 45'RI 60'RI SEE NOTE (1) AHD REPORT fl IN SECTION IV.
0 BM NRI CIRCUMFERENTIAL AN DE B 1.1 ISE-QAI-325 O'WM HRI MERIDIONAL WELDS (SKIRT-IN VESSEL HEADS AJ) 45 NRI 60'RI SEE NOTE (1) AND REPORT Ol IN SECTION IV GEIIERAL IELECTRIC III.13
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ANYWHERE IHIIAIIA'IIONA 5IAVIICI IHGINHAING OtI ~ AIION5 CATEGORY BA HANUAL ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION PRESSURE RETAINING WELDS IN REACTOR VESSEL NRI ~ No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE ~
WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS tr Note( 1 ) Res ict ed Examinat ion NO. Reference Re ort t6 Section IV 0 BM NRI 1.1 ISE"QAI-325 CIRCUMFERENTIAL AN HERIODIONAL WELDS IN VESSEL HEADS DF (AA-SKIRT)
B 45'RI 0 WM NRI 60'RI SEE NOTE (1) AND REPORT Ol IN SECTION IV.
0 BM CIRCUHFERENTIAL AN DF B 1.1 ISE-QAI-325 0 WM NRI HERIDIONAL WELDS IN VESSEL HEADS
'SKIRT-AJ 45'0'RI NRI NRI SEE NOTE (1) AND REPORT fl IN SECTION IV.
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SERVICE INSTAlihTIOH~ IOIVIC4 ENOINCChlNO DIVljION CATEGORY BA MANUAL ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION PRESSURE RETAINING WELDS IN REACTOR VESSEL NRI = No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination NO. Reference Re ort f6 Section IV 0 BM NRI CIRCUMFERENTIAL AN DP B l.l ISE-QAI-325 0 WM NRI MERIODIONAL WELDS IN .VESSEL HEADS 454 NRI 60'RI 0 BM NRI CIRCUMFERENTIAL AN DR B l.l ISE-QAI-325 0 WM NRI MERIDIONAL WELDS IN VESSEL HEADS 45'RI 60'RI 0 BM NRI HEAD TO FLANGE AG B I.l ISE-QAI-325 0 WM HRI WELD 45'RI 60'RI
SERVICE ANY~-. WIKBK ANY INSTALLS IOII ~ IBIVICC CNOI IIEEIIIIIO DIVICIOII CATEGORY BA MANUAL ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION PRESSURE RETAINING WELDS IN REACTOR VESSEL NRI = No Recordable Indzcatione WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination NO. Reference Re ort 46 Section IV 0 BM BOTTOM llEAD DOLLAR PLATE WELDS DG B 1.1 ISE-QAI-325 45'RI 0 WM NRI NRI.
60'RI SEE. NOTE (1) AND REPORT tl IN SECTION IV.
0 BM NRI 1.1 ISE-QAI-325 BOTTOM 11EAD DOLLAR PLATE WELDS DI1 B 45'RI 0 WM NRI 60'RI SEE NOTE (1) AND REPORT 0'1 IN SECTION IV .
GF.IIEIIAL ELECTRIC III.17
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IN5IAHATION 5NVICK ENCIHHCINO ONiAIIOH5 CATEGORY BA REMOTE ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION PRESSURE RETAINING WELDS IN REACTOR VESSEL NRI = No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination NO. Reference Re ort 06 Section IV 0 BM NRI CIRCUMFERENTIAL B 1.1 ISE-QAI-329 0 WM NRI 45'RI 60'RI SEE NOTE (1) 0 BM NRI CIRCUMFERENTIAL AB B 1.1 ISE-QAI-329 0 WM NRI 45'RI 60'RI 0 BM NRI CIRCUMFERENTIAL AC B 1.1 ISE-QAI-329 . O'WM 45'0'RI (1) SPOT INDICATION SEE DATA SHEET AC, SHEET 4 of 4 IN SECTION V NRI GENEBAlL g" tlECTBIC III.18
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BC, Sheet 5 of 8 NRI 60'RI SEE NOTE (l) 0 BM NRI LONGITUDINAL BD B l.l IS E-QAI-329 0 WM 45'0'RI (I) Spot Indication. See Data Sheet BD, Sheet 2 of 2 in Sect ion V.
NRI 0 BM NRI LOHGITUDIHAL BE B I.l ISE-QAI-329 0 WM NRI 45 NRI 60'RI REIIERRL('LECTRIC III.20
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ANYWHERE IH5TANANOH L 5(@VICE lNCIHNNINO ONRALIOH5 CATEGORY BA REMOTE ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION PRESSURE RETAINIHG WELDS IN REACTOR VESSEL NRI = No Recordable Indi.cations WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS Hote(1) Restricted Examination HO. Reference Re ort 86 Section IV 0 BM HRI LONGITUDINAL BF B 1.1 ISE-QAI-329 0 WM NRI 45'RI 60'RI SEE NOTE (1) 0 BM NRI LONGITUDINAL BG B 1.1 ISE-QAI-329 45'll) 0 WM NRI Spot Indications. See Data Sheet BG, Sheet in Sect ion V.
3 of 3 60'RI SEE NOTE (1) 0 BM NRI 1.0NGITUDINAL BH B 1.1 ISE-QAI-329 O'WM NRI 45'RI 60'RI SEE NOTE (1)
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LONG ITU D INAL B l.l ISE-qAI-329 O'WM HRI 45 NRI 6O'l) Spot Indication. See Data Sheet M Sheet in Section V.
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'I I I I Reference Re ort 86 Section IV 0 BM PRIMARY NOZZLE TO VESSEL WELDS N6A B 1.4 ISE-QAI-325 45'RI 0 WM NRI NRI 60'RI REFERENCE REPORT NO. 2 IN SECTION IV.
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0 BM PRIHARY NOZZLE TO VESSEL WELDS N7 B 1.4 ISE-QAI-325 45'RI 0 WM. NRI NRI 60'RI GER ERAIL EILECTRIC III.23
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ANVWHERE IN5IAnAsON 4 niVICC aeaiuuawa onaisovs CATEGORY BD MANUAL ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION FULL PENETRATION WELDS OF NOZZLES IN REACTOR VESSELS NRI ~ No Recordab le Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE E$ Q REMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination NO. ll Reference'Re ort f6 Section IV 0 BM NRI PRIMARY NOZZLE TO NBA B '1.4 ISE-QAI-325 0 WM NRI VESSEL WELDS 45'RI 60 NRI 0 BM NRI PRIMARY NOZZLE TO NSB B 1.4 ISE-QAI-325 O'WM NRI VESSEL WELDS 45' NRI 60'RI 0 BM 5 Spot Indications. See Data Sheet 4094 in Section V.
PRIMARY NOZZLE TO N9 B 1.4 ISE-QAI-325 0 WM Spot Indications. See Data Sheet 4093 in Section V.
VESSEL WELDS 45' NRI 60' Spot Indication. See Data Sheet 1106 in Section V.
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NOZZLE INNER N2K B 1.4 ISE-QAI-324 INNER NRI RADIUSED SECTION RADIUS NOZZLE INNER N3A B 1.4 ISE-QAI-324 INNER NRI RADIUSED SECTION RADIUS NOZZLE INNER N3B B 1.4 ISE-QAI-324 INNER NRI RADIUSED SECTIOH RADIUS NOZZLE INNER H3C B 1.4 ISE-QAI-324 INNER NRI RADIUSED'ECTION RADIUS NOZZLE INNER N3D B 1.4 ISE-QAI-324 INNER NRI RADIUSED SECTION RADIUS NOZZLE INNER N5A B 1.4 ISE-QAI-324 INNER NRI RADIUSED SECTION RADIUS GENEGAIL 6 EILECTGIC III.27
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N4A B1.4 ISE-QAI-332 ZONE 2 NRI feedwater nozzle inner radii with the spargers installed, to satisfy the require-ments of NUREG-0619. No recordable indications were detected. Procedure ISE-QAI-331 was used.
N4A B1.4 ISE-QAI"333 ZONE 3 NRI PRIMARY NOZZLE TO N4B B1.4 ISE-QAI-334 ZONE 1 NRI VESSEL WELDS N4B B1.4 ISE-QAI-332 ZONE 2 NRI N4B B1.4 ISE-QAI-333 ZONE 3 NRI Restricted Scan 90'o 120'ue to thermocouple pads
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PRIMARY NOZZLE TO N4C B1.4 ISE-QAI-334 ZONE 1 NRI VESSEL WELDS N4C B1.4 ISE-QAI-332 ZONE 2 NRI H4C B1.4 ISE-QAI-333 ZONE 3 NRI PRIMARY NOZZLE TO N4D B1.4 ISE-QAI-334 ZONE 1 HRI Restricted scan. Reference Report 0'6 VESSEL WELDS in Section IV.
N4D B1.4 ISE-QAI-332 ZONE 2 NRI N4D B1.4 ISE-QAI-333 ZONE 3 NRI, - Restricted Scan 90'o 120'ue to thermocouple pads GENEHAIL8 IIILILCTIIIC III.31
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".. J REMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination NO. Reference Re ort 86 Section IV 0 BM Spot See Data Sheet NlA, Sheet 2 of 3 in Section V NOZZLE TO VESSEL NlA ISE-QAI-330 45'l)(l) 0 WM Spot See Data Sheet NlA, Sheet 2 of 3 in Section V NRI, 60'RI 0 BM NRI Nl B ISE-QAI-330 0 NOZZLE TO VESSEL 45'RI WM NRI 60'RI 0 BM NRI ISE-QAI-330 NOZZLE TO VESSEL N2A 45'RI 0 WM NRI 60'RI GENEHAIL e EI.ECVRIC III.33
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ANYWHEAE IICTALLATIOH~ ICIIVIC4 O40lkR EIIIN4 DNIIION CATEGORY BD REMOTE ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION FULL PENETRATION WELDS OF NOZZLES IN REACTOR VESSELS NRI = No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination NO. Reference Re ort f6 Section IV 0 BM NRI NOZZLE TO VESSEL N2B B 1.4 ISE"QAI-330 0 WM NRI 45 NRI 60'RI 0 BM NRI NOZZLE TO VESSEL N2C B l.4 ISE"QAI-330 . 0 WM NRI 450 NRI 60'RI SEE NOTE (l) 0 BM NRI NOZZLE TO VESSEL N2D B l.4 ISE-QAI-330 0 WM NRI 45'RI 60 NRI SEE NOTE (l)
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ANYWHERE INttALLATION O ItIIVICC tNOINttllINOONISION CATEGORY BD REMOTE ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION FULL PENETRATION WELDS OF NOZZLES IN REACTOR VESSELS NRI = No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS ~ Note(1) Restricted Examination NO. Reference Re ort 06 Section IV 0 BM NRI ISE-QAI-330 O'WM NOZZLE TO VESSEL 45'RI NRI 60'RI 0 BM NOZZLE TO VESSEL N2F ISE-QAI-330 45'RI 0'WM NRI NRI 60'RI 0 BM NRI NOZZLE TO VESSEL N2G ISE-QAI-330 0 WM NRI 45'RI 60'RI GENKBAILi% EILECTIIIC
SERVICE ANYYPAE-.
ANYWHERE CATEGORY BD ll4$TAllhTIOh h IlhVICC IMOINKChlhOOIVllloh REMOTE ULTRASONIC EXAMINATIOH FUI.L PENETRATION WELDS OF HOZZLES IN REACTOR VESSELS NRI = No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS Note(l) -Restricted Examination NO. Reference Re ort 86 Section IV 0 BM NRI.
NOZZLE TO VESSEL N2H B l.4 ISE-QAI-330 0 WM .NRI 45'RI 60'RI SEE NOTE (l) 0 BM HRI NOZZLE TO VESSEL N2J B l.4 ISE-qAI-330 0 gM NRI 4a.: NRI NRI SEE NOTE (l) 0 hM (l) Spot Indication. See Data Sheet N2K, Sheet 2 of 3 in Section V.
NOZZLE TO VESSEL N2K B l.4 ISE-QAI-330 0- WM NRI 45'RI 60 NRI
" III.36 6 E NE801 ELECTR I C
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INSTALLA'IIOH44CIIVICC PIOI IICCHINO DNl!IOII CATEGORY BD REMOTE ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION FUI L PENETRATION WELDS OF NOZZLES IH REACTOR VESSELS NRI = No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination NO. Reference Re ort 86 Section IV O'BM" NRI NOZZLE TO VESSEL N3A B l.4 ISE-QAI-330 O'WM NRI
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45 NRI 60'RI 0 BM NRI NOZZLE TO VESSEL N3B B l.4 ISE-QAI-330 O'WM NRI 45 NRI 60'RI 0 BM NRI NOZZLE TO VESSEL N3C. B l.4 ISE-QAI-330 0 WM NRI 45 ~ NRI 60'RI III.37
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, ~NSYALLATIOH~ IQIVICC OIOIHEKIIINODIVISION CATEGORY BD REMOTE ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION FULL PENETRATION WELDS OF NOZZLES IN REACTOR VESSELS NRI ~ No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination NO. Reference Re ort 86 Section IV 0 BM NRI NOZZLE TO VESSEL N3D ISE-QAI-330 O'WM NRI 45'RI 60'RI 0 BM (1) Spot Indication. See Data Sheet N4A, Sheet 2 of 3 in Sect ion V.
NOZZLE TO VESSEL N4A . B 1.4 ISE-QAI-330 ,O'WM NRI 45'RI 60'RI SEE NOTE (1) 0 BM NRI NOZZLE TO VESSEL N4B ISE-QAI-330 0 WM NRI 45'RI 60'RI III.38
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ANYWNHla IIISTALIJLYIOII~ IIIIVICC tHOIII'EflllNOOIVINOII CATEGORY BD REHOTE ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION FULL PENETRATION WELDS OF NOZZLES IN REACTOR VESSELS NRI No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEH PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination NO. Reference Re ort 06 Section IV 0 BH Spot Indications. See Data Sheet N4C, Sheet 2 of 3 in Section V NOZZLE TO VESSEL N4C B l .4 ISE-QAI-330 45'3) 0 WM (2) Spot Indications. See Data Sheet N4C, Sheet in Section V 2 of 3 NRI 60'RI 0 BM NRI NOZZLE TO VESSEL N4D B l.4 ISE-QAI-330 0 WM NRI 45 NRI 60'RI SEE NOTE (l) 0 BM Spot Indications. See Data Sheet N4E, Sheet 2 of 3 in Section V NOZZLE TO VESSEL N4E B 1.4 ISE-QAI-330 45'2) 0 WH NRI NRI 60'RI GENEGAIL i! EILECTGIC III.39
SERVICE ANYT~.-
ANYWHERE INTTALIATIONO SIIIVIM TNOI NT KllINO OIVI T ION CATEGORY BD REMOTE ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION FULL PENETRATION WELDS OF NOZZLES IN REACTOR VESSELS NRI = No Recordable Indications WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM P ROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS Note(l) Restricted Examination NO. Reference Report 06 Section IV 0 BM NOZZLE TO VESSEL N4F B 1.4 ISE-QAI-330 45'RI 0 WM (l) Spot Indication. See Data Sheet in Section V N4F, Sheet 3 of 3 NRI 60 NRI 0 BM NRI NOZZLE TO VESSEL N5A B l .4 ISE-QAI-330 O'WM NRI 45 NRI 60 NRI 0 BM (5) Spot Indications. See Data Sheet N5B, Sheet 3 of 4 in Sect ion V NOZZLE TO VESSEL N5B B l .4 ISE-QAI-330 0 WM (2) Spot Indicat iona. See Data Sheet N5B, Sheet 3 of 4 in Sect ion V 45 NRI 60 NRI GENEGAIL QQ.LECTRIC III.40
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ANYWHKRF-INSTALLATION~ T T IIVICC TNOINTTNINOOIVINON CATEGORY BE PRESSURE RETAINING PARTIAL PENETRATION WELDS IH VESSELS SYSTEM ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NO. NO.
LEAKAGE ON PARTIAL PENETRATION WELD JUNCTIONS:
o l85 STUB TUBE TO Bl.5 l60A7807 VT NO LEAKAGE R.P.V. JUNCTIONS SUPPLEMENT J o 55 INCORE llOUSIHG TO Bl .5 l60A7807 VT HO LEAKAGE R.PE V. JUNCTIONS SUPPLEMENT J o H l0 CORE DIFFERENTIAL Bi.5 l60A7807 VT NO LEAKAGE PRESSURE AND LIQUID SUPPLEMENT J CONTROL NOZZLE 6ENERAIL EILECTRIC
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ANYWHEAF I
INSIAIIAIION MIVICK KNGIHHCING Or(NAIIOHS ~
CATEGORY BE PRESSURE RETAIHIHG PARTIAL PENETRATION HELDS IN VESSELS SYSTEM IiEM PROCEDURE REMARKS NO. NO.
o Hl lA INSTRUMENTATION Bi.5 160A7807 VT HO LEAKAGE NOZZLE JUNCTIONS SUPPLEMENT J o NllB INSTRUMENTATION Bl.5 160A7807 VT NO LEAKAGE NOZZLE JUNCTIONS SUPPLEMENT J o H12A INSTRUMENTATION Bi.5 160A7 807 VT NO LEAKAGE NOZZLE JUNCTIONS SUPPLEMENT J o N12B IHSTRUMENTATIOH B1.5 160A7807 VT NO LEAKAGE NOZZLE JUHCTIONS SUPPLEMENT J o N15 DRAIN NOZZLE'i.5 160A7807'UPPLEMENT J
VT NO LEAKAGE GENEAAS. " ILEGTRIC
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ANY WHERE IN55AIIAIIONA 5IAVI<5 lNGNIlllINGOtlAAIION5 CATEGORY BE PRESSURE RETAINING PARTIAL PENETRATION WELDS IN VESSELS SYSTEM ITEM pROCEDURE REMARKS NO. NO.
o Nl6A INSTRUMENTATION Bl.5 l60A7807 VT NO LEAKAGE NOZZLE SUPPLEMENT J o Nl6B INSTRUMENTATION Bl .5 l60A7807 VT NO LEAKAGE NOZZLE SUPPLEMENT J
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ANYW55EBE IH51AIIAHOHA 5IAVICI IHCIHlllIHC01IAAHOH5 CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO SAFE END WELDS NOZZLE WELD PERFORMED ITEM PROCEDPRE EXAM REMARKS NRI No Recordable Indications
~ $ 5! 5 15 '. 't I }' ~
I.D. FROM NO.
RECIRCULATION NlA NOZZLE SIDE Bl .6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI OUTLET NIA SAFE END Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 35'/45 NRI SIDE NlA NOZZLE TO Bl.6 ISE-QAI-33l P.T. NRI SAFE END RECIRCULATION Nl B NOZZLE Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI OUTLET SIDE NIB SAFE END Bl.6 ISE"QAI-322 35'/45 NRI SIDE Nl B NOZZLE TO Bl.6 ISE-QAI-33l P.T. NRI SAFE END GENEGAIL h EILEC'II'RIC III.44
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ANYWHERE IH5IAHAIIOHA 5IAVICI IHGIHHAIHO ON! AIIOH5 CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO SAFE END WELDS Indications NOZZLE WELD I.D.
P ERFORMED FROM ITEM NOIR 1 I'I PROCEQ)RE
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EXAM 45'EMARKS 5 ) 5 ~
NRI No Recordable RECIRCULATIOH H2A NOZZLE Bl'.6 IS E-QAI-322 NRI INLET SIDE N2A SAFE END SIDE B1.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI N2A NOZZLE TO B1.6 18XA8402 P.T. NRI SAFE EHD RECIRCULATION N2B NOZZLE B1.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI INLET SIDE
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H2B SAFE EHD B1.6 ISE-QAI-322 45 NRI SIDE N2B NOZZLE TO B1.6 18XA8402 .P.T. HRI SAFE EHD GE NE 8 AL t lE CT 8 I C III.45
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ANYWHERE IN5IANAIIOHA 5IAVIC5 INCINIIAIHOONAAIIOH5 CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO SAFE END WELDS NOZZLE WELD PERFORMED ITEM 'ROCEDP/E EXAM. HRI No Recordable Indications I.D. FROM NO. C I 45'EMARKS RECIRCULATION N2C NOZZLE Bl .6 ISE-QAI-.322 NRI INLET SIDE N2C SAFE END SIDE Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI H2C NOZZLE TO Bl.6 18XA7400 P.T. NRI SAFE END RECIRCULATION N2D NOZZLE Bl .6 ISE-QAI-322 45 NRI INLET SIDE H2D SAFE END Bl .6 ISE-QAI-322 454 NRI SIDE N2D NOZZLE TO Bl.6 ISXA8402 P.T. NRI SAFE END G EN E 8 A K OA E ILK C'II' IC III.46
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ANYWNERE INRANAIIOH4 niVICE ENCINNIIHC 07ILAIION5 CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO SAFE EHD WELDS NOZZLE WELD . P ERFORMED P ROCEDURE EXAM NRI No Recordable Indications I.D. FROM
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ANYWHERE I
IH51ARAIION RIVI<K IHCIHNIINGOtlkAIIOH5 CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO .SAFE END WELDS NOZZLE WELD P ERFORMED ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NRI No Recordable Indications I.D. FROM . HO. (
MAINSTEAM OUTLET H3A NOZZLE TO SAFE EHD ii'l.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI Note: Mainsteam Safe-Ends examined from both sides with two calibrations N3A NOZZLE TO Bl.6 ISE-QAI-33l P.T. NRI SAFE END N3B NOZZLE TO SAFE END B1.6 ISE-QAI-332 45'RI N3B NOZZLE TO Bl.6 ISE-QAI-33l P.T. NRI SAFE EHD N3C NOZZLE TO SAFE EHD Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI N3C NOZZLE TO BI .6 ISE-QAI-33l ~
P.T. NRI SAFE EHD G E N K O'A IL 6 E ILK C II' IC III.50
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AI5YWHERE IN5IANANONA 55 EVICS INOINIIEINO OFIEA'IION5 CATEGORY BF HOZZLE TO SAFE END WELDS NOZZLE WELD P ERFORMED ITEM P ROCEDUF E NRI=No Recordable Indications I.D. FROM NO. 45'EMARKS MAINSTEAM N3D NOZZLE TO B1.6 .ISE-QAI-322 NRI OUTLET SAFE END N3D NOZZLE TO B1.6 ISE-QAI-331 P.T. NRI SAFE END FEEDWATER N4A NOZZLE TO SAFE END B1.6 ISE-QAI-332 45'RI EOFEi: Feedwater Safe Ends examined from both sides with two INLET calibrations.
N4A NOZZLE TO BI.6 ISE-QAI-331 P.T. NRI SAFE END N4B NOZZLE TO B1.6 ISE-QAI-322 45 NRI SAFE END N4B NOZZLE TO B1.6 ISE-QAI-331 P.T. NRI SAFE END
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ANY WHfRf IH5IAHAIIOHA 5IAVIC5 lHGIHltlIHGOtlAAIIOH5 CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO SAFE EHD WELDS NOZZLE WELD PERFORMED ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NRI No Recordable Indications I.D. FROM NO.
FEEDWATER N4C NOZZLE TO Bl.6 IS E-QAI-322 45 NRI INLET SAFE EHD N4C NOZZLE TO Bl.6 ISE-qAI-33l P.T. NRI SAFE END N4D NOZZLE TO SAFE EHD Bl.6 ISE-QAI-332 45'RI N4D NOZZLE TO Bl.6 ISE-QAI-33l P.T. HRI SAFE EHD N4E NOZZLE TO SAFE EHD Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI NOZZLE TO Bl.6 ISE-QAI-331 P.T. NRI SAFE END GEII ERAL $ ELECTRIC III.52
SERVICE ANYY55AE...
ANYWHERE IN5IAIIAIIONA 5IAVI<I INGINRAING ONAAIIONI CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO SAFE END WELDS NOZZLE WELD P ERFORMED ITEM PROCEDURE -
EXAM REMARKS NRI=No Recordab ie Indicat iona I.D. FROM NO.
FEEDWATER N4F NOZZLE TO B1.6 ISE-QAI-322 45 NRI INLET SAFE END N4F NOZZLE TO B1.6 ISE-QAI-331 P.T. NRI SAFE EHD CORE SPRAY N5A NOZZLE SIDE B1.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI N5A SAFE EHD B1.6 ISE-QAI-322 33'/45 NRI TO NOZZLE N5A SAFE END TO EXTENSION B1.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI N5A EXTENSION B1.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI TO SAFE EHD GEllEllAIL (jEILECTlllC III.53
SEIIVICE ANYTIME...
ANYWHERE INSSAllAIION A SIAVICS SNOINNAINO OlIAAIIONS CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO SAFE END WELDS NOZZLE WELD PERFORMED ITEN,. PROCEDURE NRI No Recordable Indications I.D. FROH NO. 45'EHARKS RECIRCULATION H2G NOZZLE Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 NRI INLET SIDE N2G SAFE END SIDE B1.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI N2G NOZZLE TO Bl.6 18XA8402 P.T. NRI SAFE END RECIRCULATION N2H NOZZLE SIDE B1.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI INLET H2H SAFE END Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 454 NRI SIDE N2H NOZZLE TO Bl.6 18XA8402 P.T. NRI SAFE END GE IIERRL ELECTRIC III.48
SERVICE ANYTIME...
ANYWHERE INSIAIIAIIOHA 55AVICl lNOINlllINOOtIAAIION5 CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO SAFE END MELDS NOZZLE. MELD PERFORMED ITEM PROCEPUPE EXAM NRI=Ho Recordable Indicationa I.D. FROM 45'EMARKS RECIRCULATION N2J NOZZLE Bl .6 ISE-QAI-322 NRI INLET SIDE N2J SAFE EHD SIDE Bl .6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI N2J NOZZLE TO Bl.6 l SXA8402 P.T. NRI SAFE END RECIRCULATION INLET N2K NOZZLE.
SIDE Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI N2K SAFE EHD SIDE Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI I
N2K NOZZLE TO Bl.6 l8XA8402 P.T. NRI SAFE EHD GENERAL '." ELECTBlC III,.49
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ANYWHERE IN51ANATION J n ~ VIC(
ENOIHHIINC OIIIAIION5 CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO SAFE EHD WELDS NOZZLE WELD P ERFORMED ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NRI No Recordable Indications I.D. FROM HO.
CORE SPRAY H5A NOZZLE TO . Bl.6 ISE-QAI-33l P.T. NRI SAFE END H5A SAFE END TO Bl . 6 IS E-QAI-33 I P .T. NRI EXTENSION CORE SPRAY H5B NOZZLE Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 45 HRI SIDE N5B SAFE EHD BI .6 ISE" QAI-322 33'/45'RI TO NOZZLE NSB SAFE EHD TO B1.6 ISE-.QAI-322 45 NRI EXTENSION N5B EXTENSION TO SAFE END Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI GEIIERAL s ELECTRIC III.54
I SERVICE ANYTIME...
ANYWHERE INHARAEIOH I 5(IVICI INOINHIINC OtltAIlON5 CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO SAFE END WELDS NOZZLE WELD PERFORMED ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NRI~No Recordable Indications I.D. FROM NO.
CORE SPRAY H5B NOZZLE TO B1.6 ISE-QAI-33l P.T. HRI SAFE END N58 SAFE END TO Bl . 6 IS E-QAI-33l P.T. NRI EXTENSIOH .
HEAD INSTRUMENT N6A NOZZLE Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 33 /45 NRI SIDE N6A FLANGE SIDE Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 33'RI N6A NOZZLE TO Bl.6 ISE-QAI-33l P.T. NRI FLANGE
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ANYWNERE IIII<AIIA<IOHA <<<VI<<
<NGIN<<<ING O<<<AIIGH<
CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO SAFE EHD WELDS NOZZLE WELD P ERFORMED ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NRI No Recordable Indi'cations
'I.D. FROM NO.
llEAD VENT NOZZLE SIDE BI.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI FLANGE BI .6 ISE-QAI-322 33 NRI SIDE NOZZLE TO BI.6 ISE-QAI-331 P.T. NRI FLANGE JET PUMP NSA NOZZLE Bl .6 ISE-QAI 322 '45 NRI INSTRUMENTATION SIDE NBA SAFE END Bl .6 ISE-QAI-322 33 /45 NRI SIDE NBA NOZZLE TO Bi.6 ISE-QAI-33I P.T. NRI SAFE END GEE ERAIL ELECTRIC III.56
SERVICE ANYTIME...
ANYWHERE INSSAIIASION A SIAVICS SNCINIIAINC ONAANONS CATEGORY BF NOZZLE TO SAFE END WELDS NOZZLE WELD PERFORMED ITEM P ROCEDURE EXAM HRI No Recordable Indications I.D. FROM NO. 45'EMARKS JET PUMP HSB NOZZLE Bl.6 ISE-QAI-322 NRI INSTRUMENTATION SIDE NSB SAFE EHD sl.6 ISE-QAI-322 33'/45'RI SIDE NSS SAFE EHD sl.6 ISE-QAI-33l P.T. NRI TO NOZZLE CRD RETURN CAP N9A NOZZLE B1.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI SIDE H9A CAP SIDE sl.6 ISE-QAI-322 45'RI N9A NOZZLE Bl.6 ISXA7400 P.T. NRI NOTE: Penetrant examination performed TO CAP after hydrostatic test III.57 GENEGAIL (I EILEGTRIG
ANYTWE-.
ANYWHKRK IN4TAltATIOH4 IfhVICC QIOINClhINO DIVI4lON CATEGORY BG-l NUTS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE REMARKS NRI=No Recordab le Ind ica t iona I \ ~ g ~
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SEAVICF. ANYTlME... ANYWHERE IHITAI.LATION ~ I4h VlCC DIOIHKKhlHOOIVIlIOH CATEGORY BG-1 NUTS PART I.D. ITEM NO. PROCEDURE NO.) " 'EMARKS 1 I ' la~ I NRI~No Recordable 'Indications NUT B1.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 12 B1.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 13 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 14 sl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 15 B1.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 16 B1.7 ISE-QAI-"328 NRI NUT 17 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI 18 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 19 S1.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 20 B1.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI
SERVICE ANY~.- ANYWHERE IIISTALtA'IIOII4 ~ CIIVICC CNOI IIKKIIIIIO DIVIIIOII CATEGORY BG-I NUT) I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXW REMARKS NRI Ho Recordable Indications PART NO. NO) '>> II NUT 2l Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 22 Bl .7 ISE-QAI-328 HRI HUT 23 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 24 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 25 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 26 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 HRI NUT 27 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 28 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 29 B1.7" ISE-QAI-328 NRI 30 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI GEIIERAIL ii'ILECYRIC III.60
SHWIGE ANY~-. ANYWHERE INSTALLAllOII~ IIRVICC INOINKkR I IIO OIVlllOII CATEGORY BG-1 NUTS I.D. HRI No Recordable Indications PART ITEM HO. ho'. tl'* PROCEDURE EX+ (
)<c, 3 I ! I REMARKS .'I NUT 31 B1.7 ISE"QAI-328 NRI HUT 32 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 33 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 34 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 35 Bl.7 ISE"QAI-328 NRI I
HUT 36 B1.7 'SE"QAI-328 NRI HUT 37 B1.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI 38 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 39 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 4O Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI
SERVlcE AMYTWE:- AHYWHKRE IIISTALLATIOH~ IKIIVIC% RNO IIEKIII NO DIVICIOII CATEGORY BG-I NUTS PART I.D. ITEN P ROCEDURE REHARKS NRI No Recordable .Indications HO. NO.'( ' EX') iIV I ~I ' NUT 4l BI.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 42 Bl.7 ISE-OAI-328 HRI NUT 43 B1.7 ISE-QAI-328 HRI NUT 44 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 45 Bl .7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 46 Bl.7 ~ ISE-QAI-328 HRI HUT 47 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI 48 Bl .7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 49 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 50 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI GENERAIL 3 EI.KCTRIC III.62
SERVlcE ANYTIME... ANYWHERE INSTALSATIONL St IIVI CC tll SNOI Nt I NO OIVISION CATEGORY BG-l NUTS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS HRI No Recordable Indications HO. NQ. $ ) l t ~ NUT 51 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 52 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 53 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 HRI NUT 54 Bl .7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 55 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 HRI NUT 56 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 57 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 58 BI.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 59 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 60 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI
AHYZWE-. ANYWHERE INSTAI.SATION ~ S SRVI CC SNOINSSRINO DIVISION CATEGORY BG-l HUTS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EX+i REMARKS NRI=No Recordable Indications NO. NP Vl ) <I ~ l,". % ) [ s ) ~ ~) < NUT 6l Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI HUT 62 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI 63 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 64 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 65 BI .7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 66 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 67 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI r NUT 68 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 HRI NUT 69 Bl .7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 70 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI GE)) EB)LIL I'ILECTRIC III.64
SERVICE ANYTINE-. ANYWHERE INlfALLATlahhICJIVICt KNOINEfhIHODIVll>OH CATEGORY BG- l NUTS PART l.n. ITEM PROCED))) IEX pggARKS NRI No Recordable Indications NO. NO. I I i$ NUT 7l Bl.7 'SE-QAI-328
'RI NUT 72 B1.7 ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI 73 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 ~ NRI 74 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 75 Bl.7 ISE-QAI-328 NRI NUT 76 Bl .7 ISE"QAI-328 NRI III.65
SERVICE ANYTIME... ANYWHERE III55AIIAIION4 555VIC5 5IIOIII5551NO 0555AIION5 CATEGORY BG-1 PRESSURE RETAINING BOLTS AND STUDS I PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EX+4 REMARKS NRI~No Recordable Indications NO. NO.!~ I I: Il I STUD Bl .8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD Bl.s ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE"QAI-328 MT NRI STUD Bl.s ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD Bl.s ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD Bl.s ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD B1.8 IS E-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI RER ER II IL ci'I I. II CT R I C III.66
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I SERVICE ANYTIME... ANYWHERE IHNAHA1IOH4 5NVIo EHGINHIINC ONRA'IIONS CATEGORY BG-l PRESSURE RETAINING BOLTS AHD STUDS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXlgf, REMARKS NRI No Recordable Indications NO. HO'.'>'"< '~<<) STUD Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 HRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD lO Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 HRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 HRI ISE-QAI-328 PRI STUD l2 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 ISE-QAI-328 Ml'RI UT NRI STUD l3 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 HQI STUD l4 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 HRI III.67 GENEGAIL (PjILECTG IC
SERVICE ANYTIME... ANYWHERE INHAIIAiIOH1 5MVIC( EHCINHIINO ONIAIIOHS CATEGORY BG-1 PRESSURE RETAINING. BOLTS AND STUDS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM') REMARKS NRI No Recordable Indications NO. gO: 'tl I Il n I I f STUD 14 Bl .8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 15 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 16 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 17 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT . NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 18 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 19 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 20 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI III.68
SERVICE ANYTllCE... ANYWHERE INSIAIIAIION5 SIAVICS INCINHAINC ONAAIION5 CATEGORY BG-1 PRESSURE RETAINING BOLTS AND STUDS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXAf4I REMARKS NRI No Recordable Indications p1 'II I I' I ~ 1 I I II I I NO. STUD 21 Bl.8- ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 22 B1.8 ISE-qAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 23 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 24 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-qAI-328 NRI STUD 25 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 26 B1.8 ISE-qAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 27 Bl .8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI III.69
SERVICE 0 ANYTIME... ANYWHERE INHAIIATIOHA 55AVIC5 INGIHHAING ONAA'IIOH5 CATEGORY BG-1 PRESSURE RETAINING BOLTS AND STUDS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EX+, REMARKS NRI=No Recordable Indications NO. NO>> STUD 28 BI.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 29 Bl .8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 30 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 31 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 32 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 33 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 34 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI G EN E 8 lL IL l E IL E C 7 8 IC III.70
SERVICE ANYTIME... ANYWHSRK IH5IAIIAIIONA 55AVICI INCIHIIAIHCOtlAAIIOH5 CATEGORY BG-1 PRESSURE RETAINING BOITS AND STUDS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM . REMARKS HRI=No Recordable Indications HO. HO.'! E t 5 I 5 5 STUD 36 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 37 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 38 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT HRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 39 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE"QAI-328 NRI STUD 4O B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE"QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 41 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 42. B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT HRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI GENEGAIL Qi'ILECTlllC III.71
C':i SERVICE ANYTIME.A ANYWHERE INIIANAIIONA 55AVICI INOINIIAINGOtIAAIION5 CATEGORY BG-l PRESSURE RETAINING BOLTS AND STUDS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EX@ REMARKS NRI No Recordable Indications NO. NO. II I t II! STUD 43 Bl.8 IS E-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 44 BI .8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 45 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 46 Bl.8 IS E-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 47 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MZ NRI STUD 48 Bl.8 IS E-'QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 49 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI GEIIERAL Qf~s ELECTRIC III.72
SERVICE AIIYTILCE,. ANYWIKRE IH51AIIA5IOH A 5IAVIC5 IHGIN55AING ONAAHOH5 CATEGORY IBG-l PRESSURE RETAINING BOLTS AND STUDS I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EX~I- REMARKS NRI~No Recordable Indications PART NO. NO
)1' STUD 50 BI.S ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 5l BI.S ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MZ NRI STUD 52 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 53 Bl.S 'SE-QAI-327 NRI ISE"QAI-328 NRI STUD 54 Bl.S ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 55 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE"QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 56 BI.S .ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI GENERAL "'I.EtlTBIC III.73
SERVICE ANYTWE... ANYWHERE INNARATION4 SIRVICC INCIHHIIHOOIIRA1IOH5 CATEGORY BG-1 PRESSURE RETAIHIHG BOLTS AND STUDS PART I.D. , ITEM PROCEDURE EX+,( REMARKS 'NRI No Recordable Indications I I I NO. NO. Ic .I ) STUD 57 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 58 Bl.8 ISE"QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 HRI STUD 59 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 HRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 60 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 MRI STUD 61 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 62 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 63 B1.8 IS E-QAI-327 . UT 'HRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI GGIIGIIIII.5'I.GCTIIIC
I I SERVICE ANYTNAE... ANYWHERE LN55AILANON A LIAVIL'5 LHCINNAINO ONAANON5 CATEGORY BG-1 PRESSURE RETAINING BOLTS AND STUDS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE NO! jL EX'EMARKS t lg'. 1! l I ~ liIL NRI~No Recordable Indications NO. II ~ STUD 64 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 ISE"QAI-328 Ml'RI UT NRI STUD 65 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 66 B1.8 IS E-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI"328 NRI STUD 67 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 68 B1.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 69 Bl .8 ~ ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 70 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI III.75 GE II E II A IL Q I. G CT II I C
SERVICE ANYTlNE. .~ ANYWHERE I IHNAuAYION 5<NVIu KHCIHHRIHO ONSA1IOHS CATEGORY BG-l PRESSURE RETAINING BOLTS AND STUDS PART I.D. ITEM NO. PROCEDURE, NO.
..EXAM'.i ... REMARKS NRI No Recordabfe Indications STUD 7l Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 72 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 73 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 74 Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 MT NRI STUD 75 Bl .8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI ISE-QAI-328 NRI STUD 76 Used as a calibration standard not inspected with closure studs.
STUD 76R Bl.8 ISE-QAI-327 UT NRI Inspected as S-4 All data for 76R is filed with ISE-QAI-328 Ml NRI the Piece No. Designation S-4. GGllGGAIL r', ILILGCTGIC III.76
SERVICE ANY~-. ANYWNERE IIOTALLAIIOH I e LRVICC KNOIH% LR IHO OIVllI OH CATEGORY BG- I LIGAMENTS BETWEEN TllREADED STUD llOLES Indications PART I.D. ITEM NO. PROCEDURE NO. ':I EXAM ~ REMARKS NRI~No Recordable FLANGE LIGAMENTS UNIT II Bl.9 ISE-QAI-326 NRI GENERAL:"'I.ECTBIC III.77
sERvlcE ANYTQAE., AHYWHEAE I IH5IANA1ION uIVICK EHCIHHRINO ONIAIION5 CATEGORY BG-1 THREADS IN BASE MATERIAL PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXP REMARKS NAD~No Apparent Defects NO. NO 7 THREADED STUD Pl 876 B1.9 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD HOLES IN VESSEL (less 01 FLANGE and 076) THREADED STUD 016 B1.9 ISE-QAI-317 VT. Change in Thread Size. See Control Number 750 HOLES IN VESSEL and Report Number 7 in FLANGE Section IV. THREADED STUD f76 B1.9 ISE-QAI-317 VT Missing Thread. See Control Number 750 HOLES IN VESSEL and Report Number 7 in FLANGE Section IV. GENERAL I ELECTRIC III;78
SERVICE ANYTINE-- ANYWHERE INTTALULTION~ TTNVIOa ENOINTKhlNO OIVISION CATEGORY BG-1 CLOSURE WASHERS PART I.D. ITEN P ROCEDURE EX REMARKS NAD=No Apparent Defects NO. NO'> WASHER Bi.io ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER Bi.io ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER Bi.io ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER Bi . 10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER Bi.10 ISE-QAI-317'T NAD WASHER 10 Bi.io ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD GENEGAIL CEILECYGIC III..79
Ci SERVICE AMYT~-. ANYWl%8E INSTALLATION ~ t OIVICt tNOlNttlllNOOIVltlOH CATEGORY BG-1 e CLOSURE WASHERS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NAD No Apparent Defects NO. NO. WASHER B1.10 ISE-QAI"317 VT NAD WASHER 12 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 13 Bi.io, ISE"QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 14 Bi.io ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 15 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 16 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 17- Bl .10 'SE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 18 Bi . 10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 19 Bi.lo ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 20 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD SS)1 ~I)A). S).hCTIIIC III.80
SERVICE ANYYWE.- ANYWHERE INTTALLATION~ tthVICt tNOINtthINO OIVltlON CATEGORY BG- I CLOSURE WASHERS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NAD=No Apparent Defects NO. NO. WASHER 21 BI.IO ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 22 Bl . 10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 23 BI.IO ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 24 BI . 10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 25 Bl . 10 ISE"QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 26 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 27 BI.IO ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 28 Bl . 10'SE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 29 Bl. IO ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 30 BI . IO ISE" QAI"317 VT NAD CEMERAI. I6gttCTCiC III.81
ANYTlQE-. ANYWHERE i INSTAlLATIOH NIVICE CNOI NC Chi NO DIVISION CATEGORY BG-1 CLOSURE WASHERS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NAD No Apparent Defecta NO. NO. WASIIER 31 BL.LO IS E-QAI-3 17 VT NAD WASHER 32 BL.LO IS E-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 33 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 34 Bi . 10 ISE"QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 35 BL.LO ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 36 Bi;10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 37 BL.LO ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 38 Bi . 10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASIIER 39 B1.10 IS E-QAI-3 17 VT NAD WASHER 40 BL.LO ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD G E I II E II I. 3 E I. E C T II I C III.82
SERVICK ANYTWE... AH% WHKRK INSTALLATION~ SERVICE QUOIN'RKIIINODIVlllCW CATEGORY BG-1 CLOSURE WASllERS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NAD=No Apparent Defecte NO. HO. WASlIER 41 B1. 10 ISE-QAI-317 VT HAD WASllER 42 B1. 10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASIIER 43 B1. 10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASIIER 44 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT HAD I WASIIER 45 Bl .10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASllER 46 B1.10'SE-QAI-317 VT HAD WASllER 47 B1. 10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASlIER 48 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WAS Il ER 49 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASllER 50 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD
SERVICE ANYTlQE-. AIIYWMRK INSTAlMTIOtl~ IKAVICC DIOlkKCIIIN4ENVIIION CATEGORY BG-l CLOSURE WASHERS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NAD No Apparent Defects NO. NO. WASHER 51 Bl.io ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 52 B1.10 ISE"QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 53 Bl.lo ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 54 Bi .10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 55 Bl . 10 ISE"QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 56 Bl. lO ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 57 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 58 sl.lO ISE-QAI-317 'T NAD WASHER 59 Bl.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 60 Bl.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD GENEBAIL EILECTRIC III.84
sFRvlc E ANYTQ4f-. ANVWHERE Il4$TALLAVIOH4 IfhVICf OIOlht KtuNO ONINON CATEGORY BG-1 CLOSURE WASHERS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NAD Ho Apparent Defects NO. HO.
.WASHER 61 BL.LO ISE-QAI-317 VT HAD WASHER 62 BL.LO ISE-QAI-317 VT HAD, WASHER 63 BL.LO ISE-QAI-317 VT HAD WASHER 64 ISE-QAI-317 VT HAD WASHER 65 BL.LO ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 66 .ISE"QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 67 Bi . LO ISE-QAI-317 VT HAD WASHER 68 BL.LO ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 69 ISE-QAI-3.17 VT NAD WASHER 70 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 -VT NAD
SEAVICF AIKYTTKKE-ANYWHERE INKTALKATION4 KKIIVICK KNOINKKIIINOOMKION CATEGORY BG-1 CLOSURE WASHERS PART I.D. ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NAD=No Apparent Defects NO. NO. WASHER 71 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 72 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASItER 73 B1 . 10 IS E-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 74 B1 . 10 IS E-QAI"317 VT NAD WASHER 75 Bl . 10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD WASHER 76 B1.10 ISE-QAI-317 VT NAD III.86 GENE BA 1 "- E iKCTR I C
SERVICE ANY~... ANYWHERE INSTALlATIOII ~ IUlVlC4 CATEGORY BH aIIOI IIC CIIINO OIVIlIOII MANUAL ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION VESSEL SUPPORTS WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NRI=No Recordable Indications NO. 0 BM DUE TO VESSEL CONFIGURATION, WELD CG WAS EXAMINED FROM ONE (I) SIDE ONLY WELDED VESSEL SUPPORT SKIRT CG (DA-DB) Bl.l2 ISE-QAI-32I 45'RI 0 WM NRI IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPH I-5I2l OF ASME SECTION XI. NRI 60'RI 0 BM NRI Bl . l2 ISE-QAI-321 CG (DB-DC) 45'RI 0 WM NRI 60'RI 0 BM CG (DC-DD) Bl.l2 ISE-QAI-32l 45'RI 0 WM NRI NRI 60'RI GENERAl6 ElECTRIC III.87
ANYTIME.: ANY WHEAT'NSYAllAllOH h OfhVICC ENOINCChlHO DIVIIIOH CATEGORY BH MANUAL ULTRASONIC EXAMINATION VESSEL SUPPORTS WELD TYPE WELD ID ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NRI~No Recordable Indications NO. 0 BM DUE TO VESSEL G)NFIGURATION, WELD CG WAS EXAMINED FROM ONE (1) SIDE ONLY WELDED VESSEL CG Bl.12 ISE-QAI-321 0 WM NRI IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SUPPORT SKIRT (DD-DE) 45'0'RI NRI PARAGRAPH I-5I21 OF ASME SECTION XI. NRI 0 BM CG (DE-DF) Bl.12 ISE"QAI-321 45'RI 0 WM NRI NRI 60'RI 0 BM CG (DF" DA) Bl.12 ISE-QAI-321 45'RI O'WM NRI NRI 60'RI III.88
SEAVICK ANYTCME.- ANYWHERE INCTALLATION~ CCNVICC ANOINTCHINO CNVICION CATEGORY BI-l INTERIOR CLAD SURFACES OF REACTOR VESSELS ITEM I.D. ITEM AZIMUTH ELEVATION PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NO. CLAD PATCHES Bl . l4 90'24" l60A7807 SUPP. H VT SATISFACTORY Bl . l4 270'24" l60A7807 VT SAT IS FALTORY SUPP. H Bl . l4 60'37" l60A7807 SUPP. H VT SATISFACTORY Bl. l4 l50 522" 'l60A7807 VT SATISFACTORY SUPP. H Bl .14 240 537" l60A7807 VT SATISFACTORY SUPP. H 6 'l.l4 330'22" l60A7807 SUPP. H VT SATISFACTORY BENKRAil. Q%'ILECYRIC III.89
ANY'rIM6... AHVWHEAK I INSTALlknOH IBIVICC fNOINKCIIINOONlllON CATEGORY BN-l INTERIOR OF REACTOR VESSELS SYSTEM ITEH PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NO. NO. STEAM DRYER, SHROUD Bl . l 5 l60A7807 VT SATISFACTORY AND SEPARATOR SUPPLEMENT A Note: A visual examination will be repeated during the final installation of the Steam Dryer, Shroud and Separator. The results will be documented and included into this report as a supplement. JET PUHP INSTRUHENT Bl.l5 l60A7807 VT SATISFACTORY ASSEMBLY 6 SUPPORT MELDS SUPPLEHENT B JET PUHP & SllROUD Bl . l 5 . l60A7807 VT SAT IS FACTORY ANNULUS SUPPLEMENT C III.90
SERVICE ANYTIME... ANYWHERE INWANAJIOH A 5IRVICI ENGIHN!INC OttlAlION5 CATEGORY BN-1 INTERIOR OF REACTOR VESSELS SYSTEM ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NO. HO. CORE SUPPORT PLATE 160A7807 VT SATISFACTORY SUPPLEMENT D IHCORE AHD CRD ASSEMBLY B1.15 160A7&07 VT SATISFACTORY SUPPLEMENT F CORE SPRAY HEADER AND Bl.15 160A7807 VT SATISFACTORY SPARGER ASSEMBLY SUPPLEMENT I G EE GRAIL (I lIII.GCVAI C
SKRVIGf AHVlQR-. ANVWHERE IHCTALIAYIOH4 IlllVICC DIOINCCIIINOOIVI~ ION CATEGORY BN-1 INTERIOR OF REACTOR VESSELS SYSTEM ITEM P ROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS NO. NO. FEEDWATER SPARGER ASSEMBLY Bl.15 160A7807 VT SATISFACTORY SUPPLEMENT I FUEL CELL COMPONENTS Bl.15 160A7 807 VT SATISFACTORY SUPPLEMENT K TOP GUIDE ASSEMBLY Bl .15 160A7807 VT SATISFACTORY SUPPLEMENT L GENEIIAIL EILECYRIC III.92
ANYTIQE-. ANYWHERE INSTALLATIOH~ SQIVICC CNOINKtluNO DIVISON CATEGORY BN-l INTERIOR OF REACTOR VESSELS SYSTEH ITEM PROCEDURE REMARKS NO. NO. SHROUD WELD Bl . l5 i60A7 807 VT SATISFACTORY SUPPLEHENT G III.93
SERVICE ANYTIME... ANYWHHlK INSTALLATION~ SSIIVICS SNOINttluNO OlVISION CATEGORY BH-2 IHTERIOR OF REACTOR VESSELS SYSTEM ITEM PROCEDURE EXAM REMARKS HO. HO. CORE SPRAY BRACKETS l60A7807 VT SATISFACTORY SUPPLEMEHT ll JET PUMP RISER PADS Bl . l6 160A7807 VT SATISFACTORY SUPPLEMEHT H GUIDE ROD BRACKETS l60A7807 VT SATISFACTORY SUPPLEMENT H GENEGAiL EiLEI"TRIG III.94
AMYTlQK-amvnaKa lNSTALlhTIOH~ IBIVICC KNOINECAIN4NVICIOH CATEGORY BN-2 INTERIOR OF REACTOR VESSELS SYSTEM ITEM PROCEDURE REMARKS NO. NO. STEAH DRYER SUPPORT Bl. l6 l60A7807 VT SATISFACTORY AND HOLD DOWN BRACKETS SUPPLEHENT N SURVEILLANCE SPECIHEN l60A7807 VT SATISFACTORY BRACKET SUPPLEHENT N CORE SUPPORT WELD Bl .16 l60A7807 VT SATISFACTORY SUPPLEHENT N G E ME 8 A IL E IL II! C'f 8 I C III.95
SEAVICE AAYllME... ANYWHERE I IHSEAltAllON 5(lVICt KNCINWIINC OtllA'IION5 CATEGORY BN-2 INTERIOR OF REACTOR VESSELS SYSTEM ITEM PROCEDURE NO. NO. INCORE HOUSING AND Bl.l6 l60A7807 VT SATISFACCORY STUB TUBE TO R.P.V. WELDS SUPPLEMENT E FEEDWATER BRACKETS Bi. l6 160A7807 VT SATISFACTORY SUPPLEMENT H GENEHAIL (~ EiLEIL',IEIIC
SERVlCR ANY~... ANYWHKRa IN5'1AllAfION4 555VIC5 5NOIN555INO OIV151ON CATEGORY BO PRESSURE RETAINING WELDS IN CONTROL ROD HOUSINGS The welds in CRD housings were exempted from volumetric examination based upon plant make-up capacity. They were examined for leakage during system hrdro and included in Category BP. GENERAL ELECTRIC
SERVICE A55YTILLE.: ANYWHERE IN55AIIANONA 55AVIC5 INGIHIIAINGONAANOH5 CATEGORY BP EXEMPTED COMPONENTS SYSTEM ITEM PROCEDURE REMARKS NO. NO. 185 CRD Bl . l9 l60A7807 NO LEAKAGE HOUSING MELDS SUPPLEMENT J III.98 G E GI E III IL IL
) K IL E CT 8 I G
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SKRVICS ANYTIQR-. ANYWHKRE INEEALLAEION A 55EVIC% 5HOIHEEEIHO OIVIEION SUSQUEHANNA UNIT 01 SECTION IV TABLE OF CONTENTS REPORT NUMBER TE'ZLE EFFECTS OF VESSEL CONFIGURATION ON R.P.V. ULTRASONIC EXAMINATIONS R.P.V. UNIT 81, TOPHEAD NOZZLE WELDS N6A AND N6B RESOLUTION OF SUPURIOUS UT INDICATIONS
SUMMARY
REPORT - GEOMETRIC UT REFLECTIONS LN N3, NE5, N5 NOZZLES AND IN "CG" "KNUCKLE" WELD ACCOUSTIC VELOCITY AND ATTENUATION DETERMINATIONS OF SA533 VERSUS SA508 MATERIAL I'UMMARY REPORT OF LOSS OF UT TRANSDUCER CONTACT DUE TO CURVATURE OF CG WELD COMPOSITE OF THE MANUAL AND REMOTE AUTOMATIC PRESERVICE EXAMINATIONS FOR SUSQUEHANNA UNIT lP1 UNIT 81 - STUD HOLE DISCREPANCIES REMOTE ULTRASONIC REPORT a(qUiG O'A'8>RAM PE'O~puz= IBXFI74OO IAI LiF.U OF ~&gg=SS I 4 P 18~8%c,
/0 YlAL. 8&8,)AIAfiolvOr'T~~Abt pgf~Z ~pea h'%P HAP 80l~lifE= 5EPAZA o pilgg,"7 air>'5 TNSvW~L-RnoW GENERAL ELECTRIC
REPORT //1
SUMMARY
REPORT: . Effect of Vessel Configuration on RPV Ultrasonic Examinations
REFERENCE:
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company Susquehanna Steam Electric Station Contract No. 8856-M-166 RPV Pre-service Ultrasonic Examination This report is presented at the request of PPSL to discuss the 'effect of the RPV configuration relative to the ASME Section XI required ultrasonic examinations for the Unit gl vessel. It should be noted that the data presented is also valid for the Unit ~~2 vessel. The referenced configuration caused limited examinations in code categories BA and BH. The vessel interferences were of three types and will be discussed as to their effect on specific welds. A list of welds to which the restrictions apply is presented in the summary of restrictions. The types of restrictions discussed in this are:
l. Thermocouple pads, 1" diameter welded attachment

2. Vessel curvature as shown

3. CRD penetrations - 6" diameter - bored through"
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REPORT /31 There is a thermocouple restriction listed for weld DC. Due to pad placement, there is no restriction to the angle beam examination of weld DC. The effect is 0.0%. Figure lc shows the restriction to angle beam examination of welds CG and FR. The volume of unexamined metal for weld CG is3 12 in The required examination volume for weld CG is 10,335 xn . The
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1. Weld CG is the ASME Section XI category BH weld

2. Weld FR is an ASME Section III NF. Integral attachment to the pzessure boundary and as such is not within the examination scope of Section XE.

3. To evaluate the restrictions properly, the examination volumes will be calculated separately.
Weld CG was fully examined in accordance with the rules of ASME Section ZE. No restriction due to curvature was noted on weld CG. Weld FR had restri'ctions to the ultrasonic examinations in the 0 45, 60 beam angles. The 0 examination of weld FR'was restricted in a volume as shown in Figure 2d. This volume is 6837 in . The unexamined volume is 36.1% of the total 18,921 in for this weld. 45 The 45 examination of weld FR was restricted in a velume as shown in figure 2e. This volume is 8427 in . The unexamined volume is
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if used, will reduce rather than increase the affected Credit'as taken for lateral angulation of the search unit where used since volume. it resulted in>>a. significant increase to the exainined There is an overlap of examination volumes for PR and DA through DF welds. Credit was taken for the overlapping volumes where applicable. 00 The 0 base metal examination of a volume 9.9" long x 32. 5 wide x 6. 5" thick is shadowed on each weld (DA through DF). This volume is 2091 in . There is an overlapping volume of 167 in from the FR examination, leaving an unexamined volume of 1924 in 3 ~ per weld. The unexamined volume is equal to 11.9% of the required 16,108 in 3 per weld. The 0 weld metal examination Figure 2a of a volume 9.9" long x 9.2" wide x 6. 5" thick is shadowed on each weld (DA through DF). Thjs volume is '592 in3. There is an overlapping volume of 47 in fzom the PR examination leaving an unexamined volume of 545 in pen eel'd. Qe unexamined volume. is equal to 11. 9% od the required 4560 in per weld. 45 The 45 examination of the volume shown in Figure 2b is shadowed. This volume is 278 in . There is an overlapping volume of 121
REPORT /$ 1 in from the FR examination leaving an unexamined volume of 156 in per weld. The unexamined volume is 3.4% of the required 4560 in3 per weld. 60 The 60 examination o$ a volume as shown in Figure 2c is shadowed. This volume is 159 in . There is an overlapping volume of 85 in from the FR examination leaving an unexamined volume of 74 in per weld. The unexamined volume is 1.6% of the required 4560 in per weld. Figure 2d shows a composite of the examinations of the shadowed portion of welds DA through DF. The total volume missed by all examination angles is 53 in . This is equal to 1.2%'of the total examination volume per weld. In an effort to increase the coverage of the unexamined volume and the partially examined volumes, the following analysis was used:
1. Mo increase to the 0 examination volume was possible due to the curvature at the FR to bottom head junction. This curvature caused loss of transducer contact. On Unit 01, smaller transducers were tried but were unable to generate
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2. All beam angles in the range of shear waves, 35 to 68 , were considered. Angles below 45o were eliminated since the examination coverage would 0 be reduced. The beam angles from 60o to 68 were analyzed. These angles would allow only a very small increase in the size of the partially examined volume and no increase in the size of the0 completely examined volume. No angles above 68 were considered because of the surface wave generation phenomena described by Kraut}cramer and Schlengermann.
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~~REPORT 82 SUNDRY REPORT: RPV Unit 81, Tophead Nozzle Welds'H6A and N6B - Resolution of Spurious UT Indications~~
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Pennsylvania Power and Light Company Susquehanna Steam Electric Station Contract Ho. 8856-M-166 RPV Pre-Service UT Exami'nation I IHTRODUCTION In order to document the ideas, discussion and action taken throughout the analysis of the "spurious" indications detected in the subject nozzles, this report is presented in 'full detail at the request of Pennsylvania I Power and Light Company-II DISCUSSION On December 10, 1976, a routine UT examination on the subject nozzles .using a 60 angle beam was conducted by S. Metta, UT Level II,
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ISE-QA1-325, Rev. 2. Indications were detect'ed of varying magnitude (25X DAC to as high as 5 dB above 100X DAC), ranging in apparent depth from approximately 1.5 inches to 3.0 inches (maximum magnitudes at 2.0 inches to 2.5 inches). Depths varied depending on transducer position on the surface of the head, which ranged from 4.5 to 8.0 inches from the center-line of the weld. Figure 1 shows a plan view of the outside top head assembly, as well as an enlarged view of the surface scan pattern (typical of both nozzles) where the indications were detected. Figure 2 is a section through a nozzle along the 0 /180'eference line, and shows a typical transducer position for a 100 + X DAC indication at an apparent depth of 2.5 inches This indication could be finger dampened on the inside surface of the head which was nominally 3.5 inches in depth or thickness.
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REPORT /P2 Note: It is important to mention that procedure ISE-QA1-325, Rev. 2, required calibration of the UT inspection system in IIdepth tf rather than "metal path". The obvious question is . . . how does one finger dampea an indication at an apparent depth of 2.5 inches on a surface which .is equivalent to 3.5 inches in depth from the scanning surface. This question lead to the initial analysis involviag mode conversion, which later proved to be incorrect. A. Initial Anal sis It is well-known, aad recognised in the code, that mode conversion using 60 angle beam is often a problem, particularly with reflectors oriented perpendicular to an opposite reflecting surface which is parallel to the scanning surface. In order to illustrate this point, consider the case of oblique incidence of a shear wave at a free surface; i.e., a surface bounded by air. The direction of the re-flected shear and longitudinal waves is given in terms of the incident wave by Snell's 'law: where $ ~. incident S-wave angle B ~ reflected L-wave angle Vs ~ S-wave velocity in the medium VL ~ L-wave velocity in the medium As illustrated in Figure 3, the angle of the reflected S-wave equals the incident S-wave up to the critical angle which is shown to be around 30 in the graph of Figure 3. The significance of this illustration is that at an incident S-wave angle approaching 30 most of the energy is converted and reflected as an L-wave; the equations defining the relative amplitudes of the respective waves are complex and do not serve our purpose. Beyond the tl criticallt IV.18 c iw in a L (N< LE eve i c
REPORT //2 angle the L-wave disappears and all ehe energy reflected is in the form of an S-wave again. This phenomenon has practical implicaeions as it relaees eo the 2X milled notch in an ASME Section XI calibration. block. In order A to 'amplify this point, consider the enlarged sketch of such a notch, and the incident S-wave at 60'hown in Figure 4. As depicted, after reflection. from the opposite surface of the block, the energy is'incident ae the face of ehe notch at 30 , which is the angle for conversioa of the S-wave to predominantly L-wave energy. We have indicated a single ray in our illustration. The reflection of a beam of sound coneainiag a discrete range of angles near indication from the notch of relativel'y small 30'roduces aa magnitude; most of the eaergy being coaverted ineo an L-wave and lost to the system. Referring again to Figure 2, the initial analysis was that an S-wave traveling to t'.he bottom surface of the head would ax'rive at a time corresponding to oae-half the 3.5 inch depeh or about 1.7 inches. Reflection from a r'ef lector orieneed favorably (near'0') to the surface could produce mode conversioa as described above. The L-wave traveling back to ehe surface would require a time equivalent to about, 0.8 inches, since ehe L-wave travels at appro~tely twice the velocity of the S-wave. The total time equivalent would thea be Z.S inches; 1.7 inches down as an S-wave aad 0.8 inches back as - an L-wave. At this point, original final acceptance radiogrhphs of these welds wex'e obtained for review. These radiographs were of excellent quality, aad showed'no indications of refleceors in the areas in IV. 19 G EN ERAL OMLECTR I C
REPORT //2 question. Further, attempts to verify the above occurrence were unsuccessful, both graphically and analytically. Hindsight into the situation indicated that the initial analysis was, after all, rather weak. In order to resolve the problem, other equipment was. used to investigate the phenomenon. The use of a Branson 303 on one occasion, and a Branson 301 on another failed to produce the indications, which could still be reproduced with the original Sonic equipment. It was obvious't this point that the phenomenon was equipment related. I CoU.oboration with R. Holt; NED Level III, led to the following analysis regarding equipment pulse repetition rate. B. Pulse Re etition Rate Anal sis
~~'efore beginning this analysis, it should be stated .that the intent here Ks to be descriptive rather than rigorous.~~
At the same time, the evidenc'e presented will substantiate the final conclusion as to the cause of the spurious indications. It is well-known, but little observed as a practical problem~ that pulse repetition rates for certain s~eep ranges can be critical in some UT applications-. In UT pulse-echo equipment, sweep length or range contxol and pulse repetition are integrated so as to automatically provide uniform sweep trace brilliance with changes in range or sweep length. Moreover, some equipment provides for ranges of pulse repetition by way of a separate rep rate selector switch. Each rep rate range, in turn, is integrated with sweep length to provide variable pulse repetition with changes in sweep length. IV. 20 G EM ERAL+ %LE CTR I C
REPORT /P2 With this in mind, the original Sonic equipment was calibxated using a different sweep range setting; i.e., a zero to 10 inch range instead of a zero to 5 inch range. The indications previously reported disappeared. The original calibration vas repeated, an d the indications returned. While'he indications were visible on the screen the repetition rate selector switch vas changed from the 3000 range to the 1000 range; again the indications disappeared. ~ With the equipment set up in this manner, the sweep was delayed to the left to reveal an indication from a geometric reflector at I a metal path of approximately 27 inches.
~~'The "spurious" indications originally recorded at a depth of 1.5 to 3.0 inches were, in fact, caused by geometric reflection 'ithin the nozzle at a distance'far beyond the range of interest.~~
The magnitude and depth varied with changes in transducer position but a11 were confirmed to have resulted from part geometry rather than flaws. .The high'rep rate at the 3000 range created what are referred to as a "vrap around" indications whose apparent depths were within the calibrated range of interest. The following discussion summarizes the essential aspects of a presentation made by the vriter to personnel from PP&L, their Authorized Inspectors, and G.E. I&SE.. Illustrated in Figure 5 is a square wave superimposed and in sync with a saw tooth voltage. The s'aw tooth causes the CRT
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The square vave,provides sweep brilliance from left-to-right and darkness on the return. Immediately below. these voltage representations is the CRT presentation of the back surface reflection fxom the block shown at thy left. This "picture" is repeated at a frequency IV.21 GENERAL }-ELECTRIC
REPORT 82 corresponding to the pulse repetitxon. At a rep rate o f 1000 pex sec'ond, for exampl.e, the "picture" repeats 1000 times per second, providing persistency of vision on the CRT. During the dark IC time between pulses, the sound reverberates back and forth in the block (illustrated by the dotted multiple order indications of the back l surface), finally dying out before the next repetition as shown for the low rep rate illustrati'on. However, as shown in the
'ower portion of the figure, if the rep'rate is too high of the back surface'ay not have completely died out before the'u1tiples the next pulse is repeated. This results in superimposing the next "p ictuxe tuxe" over ove a distant multiple order of the back surface as illustrated. 'igure 6 shows the reflection from the nozzle geometry which led to the problem. A calibration in metal path was made as illus-txated in order to verify the overall distance t'o the reflector; C
total metal path to the reflector was determined to be 27.2 inches. The sound path to the reflector could be verified by damping the indi.cation at reflection points on both the inside and the outside of the nozzle. Careful graphical analysis confirmed these results. Comparison of the effect of low and high rep rates is shown at the bottom of Figure 6 for this situation. X?I. CONCLUSION Having proved the origin of the "spux'ious" indication to the satis-faction of the customer and their Authox'ized Inspectors, it was decided to perform a complete 60 angle beam reinspection of the N6 nozzles at an instrument rep'rate of 1000. This inspection, whi.ch revealed no xecoxdable indi.cati.ons, is a pax't of the permanent xecord.
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~~Summary Report - Geometric UT Reflections in N3, N4, N5 Nozzles Using 60'ngle Beam, and in CG "Knuckle" Veld Using 45 Angle Beam~~
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Pennsylvania Power and Light Co. Susquehanna Steam Electric Station Contract Number 8856-?3-166 RPV Pre-Service Examination In ultrasonic weld testing, indi'cations from component con'figu'ration can be analyzed by pure geometric reflection concepts. While mode conversion at oblique incidence exists to a significant extent in these UT applications, the associated changes which take place in velocity and direction generally eliminate mode conversion as a consideration where re'flections from component geometry are concerned. Therefore, the analysis 'of the'geometric reflections in the. subject welds follow's the basic incidence/reflection laws of. optics. To illustrate the concepts involved'onsider Figu e 1,"wherein a typical nozzle geometry and related weld location, as well as transducer posi-tion and sound beam are illustrated. As shown, normal (perp'endicular) geometric reflection from the inkier radius of the nozzle occuxs for only'hose rays which pass through the geometric center of the nozzle radius. Of couxse, the greatest geometric reflection 'illustrated is associated with that txansducer position (A) which directs the most intense portion of the beam (central ray) through the geometric center of the radius, at which point it returns directly back along the central ray to the transducer. However, it is particularly significant to note that in this position the beam is no longer interrogating the material volume of interest for this scan direction. Within thi scanning zone of interest, it is the less intense rays toward the edge of the beam which produce the geometric incidence/ xeflection causing, the indic'ations fxom the nozzle radius as shown for transducer positions B and 9 IV,29 ~ G EM ERAL ELECTRIC
REPORT i0'3 In order to verify the sub)ect weld geometry reflections by graphical means, it was necessary to calibrate the UT system in "metal path" rather than in "depth" as required by the applicable procedure. Calibration in metal path provides a graphical double check on the validity of transducer. position, beam angle and sound distance traveled in relation to.component geometry. Accordingly,'igures 2, 3 and 4 show typical graphical presentations which verify the geometric. reflections reported for the N3, N4 and N5 nozzles respectively., The geometric reflection from the inside curvature of the CG weld I using 45 angle beam is shown in Figure S. As illustrated, the I maximum I indication from this inside surface occurs at that point where the trans-ducer is in a position to provide pure geometric reflection from some portion of the beam. The information above is presented to serve's a "base-line" against which geometric r'eflections detected in these welds during subsequent UT inspections can be compared. Obviously, variations in magnitude of indication, will occur 0'nd as well as metal path distances, with varying transducer position beam angle and should be considered in future comparisons. G.. L Hanager,
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~~1 Fi pure 3. Typical. geometric reflection from radius of N4 nozzle; MP = 12.4" determined by UT measurement agrees well with graphical determination.~~
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~~SUBJECT:~~
~~Acoustic Velocity and Attenuation Oeterminations: Reactor Pressure Vessel Calibration Standards g1, /j2 and g3 (SA533) and Upper Vessel and Mating Top Head Flanges'SA508)~~
~~REFERENCE:~~
ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section IX, 1974 Edition, Summer 1975, Paragraph I-3121 (Block Selection) ORAWINGS: GE-160-76C-0087 Rev. 1 Reactor Pressure Vessel Std. /f1 GE-160-76C"0088 Rev. 0 R'eactor Press'ure Vessel Std. g2 GE-160-76C-0089 Rev. 0 Reactor Pressure Vessel Std. g3 CBIN-27 Rev. 3 Shell Flang'e Oetails Paragraph I "312'I'referenced above) requires that "... (3) when it is not possible to fabricate the block from material taken from the component, it may be fabricated from a material ot a specification included in the applicable examination volumes of the component. The acoustic velocity and attenuation of such a block shall be demonstrated to fall within the'ange oi str'aight beam longitudinal wave velocity and attenuation found in the unclad component." Accordingly, UT Examination Team g4 (S. Metta and R. Hooper) performed velocity and attenuation evaluations on the subject materials. VELOCITY COMPARISON ( January 11, 1977) CALIBRATION: Calibrated the Sonic MK1 with 220 thickness Adapter to the 28.00" and 17.00" dimensions on Cal. Std. N and g3 respectivel'y. NOTE The 220 Adapter has a range of 20.00", In order to get the 28.00" range - the Velocity Adjustment was halved and the readings taken off the Digital Read Out we'e +> of the "real" readings. IV. 36 GEl'J ERAL <"'1"', ELECTRIC
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('<G:>il thl4G 4IVISICM EXAMINATION'EASURED ON BLOCK DIGITAL READING MEASURE BY SONIC MKl 27.95" 13.98 X 2~ 7 ~ 96l I 16.95 8.48 X 2~ 1.6, 96" MEASURE ON VESSEL FLANGE DIGITAL RE'ADING MEASURE BY SONIC MK1 26.00 13.00 X 2~ 26.00" 26.00 13.01 X 2~ 26.02" 26.00 'I 3.02 X 2~ 26.04" 26.00 13.00 X 2~ 26.00"
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NOTE: Readings taken on bottom side of flange: ( No instument settings were changed. ) See Figure 1. The technique and results described above for velosity comparison are sufficient to show that the subject materials (SA533 and SA508) are "...within the range..." of velocity required by the Code. ATTENUATION COMPARISON ( January 13, 1977 ) CALIBRATION: The transduer was positioned on RPV Standard g2 at approximately 1 3/4" from the edge as shown in Figure
~~2. The signal amplitude from the back surface was then set at 80%, FSH. This was the, primary reference level.~~
EXAMINATION: The transducer was placed at 4 locations between the stud holes on the Top Head Flange at approximately 3/4" from the edge of the OD surface (See Figure 3). The back surface signal was then adjusted to determine the db difference necessary to obtain the 80% FSH primary reference level (See Table 1 ).
Page 3 REPORT 84 IIIeTAI LITIC 4 CIIVICK CIIGINICIIIIIIIOIVISICII TABLE Position db Difference 1 "1 2 3 4 "1 NOTE: Minus db readings correspond to a higher ampl itude on the Top Fiange which is on the " safe " side. This technique, although not sufficent for a quantitative determination of acoustic attenuation, shows that these materials are "...within the range..." of attenuation required by the Code. G.E. Lockye r NDT Leve l 1 1 1 cc B.W. Wi lkins IV. 38 6 C n C S A < g<'>> r t e ti V a t c
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REPORT 85 A~~ AJIYWM%8 IHCTAL4lTlON 4 lSIVICI CNOINIBIINODIVI4ICW Transducer
~~Subject:~~
Suamary Report of Loss of UZ Contact Due to. Curvature of CG Weld REI!IM5CE: Pennsylvania Power and Light Company Susquehanna Steam Electric Station Contract NuaIber 8856~166 RPV Preservice RamMation
'Ihe attached sketches illustrate the area of. the base metal and adjacent weld in the vicinity of the CG meld which could not be inspected because of the loss, of Ul'ransducer contact at the curvatures as shown. 'Ihe centerline of.
the CG weld as painted on the vessel surface, is really at the edge of the CG weld shown on the sketch. 'Ihe area of no UZ inspection extended from 2" to 6" from the painted c'enterline during inspection of weld CG. 'Ihese curvatures to skirt and frcm ~ also caused loss of contact affecting. welds to AJ. DA, DB, .DC, DD, DE, and DF from AA It should be noted that, although the use of smaller'transducers mould have improved contact area, analler transducers mere determined to be inadequate 1 because of insufficient output. George E. Zackyer, Level III Manager ASED-NOZ IV. 42 GENERAL.'LECTRlC
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REPORT 86 COMPOSITE OF THE MANUAL AND REMOTE AUTOMATIC PRESERVICE EXAMINATIONS FOR SUSQUEHANNA UNIT foal Composite includes all exclusions to the baseline examination and the basis/justification for the exclusions . General Electric Company Maschellmac Office Complex ~ l000 First Avenue King of Prussia, PA l9406 IV. 45
REPORT /76 CATEGORY BA PRESSURE RETAINING WELDS IN REACTOR VESSEL CIRCUMFERENTIAL SHELL WELDS
, WELD SEAM AA AA TOP SIDE Remote Automatic Examination Covera e There were five (5) interferences on weld seam AA top that caused missed areas during the remote automatic examination. These were:
Nozzle NIA 66" Missed Nozzle NIB 66" Missed Nozzle NSA 36" Missed Nozzle NSB 36" Missed Surface-Gouge 4" Missed* 208"'issed The circumference of weld seam AA is 837".. The interferences caused 24.85 percent of weld seam AA top to be missed during the remote automatic examination. <<The 4" missed due to the surface gouge will be examined during the first ISI. The surface has been conditioned to allow examination. The missed area will at that time become 24.37 percent. Manual Examination Covera e The nozzle interferences listed for the automatic examination do not exist for the manual examination. The nozzles Nl's and N8's are far enough from the weld centerline to allow a complete examination in accordance with Paragraph I-5121 of Section XI, Appendix I. AA BOOM SIDE Remote Automatic Examination - Not Performed Manual Examination Covera e No interferences. One hundred percent coverage.
REPORT 86
~~SUMMARY~~
WELD. SEAM AA One hundred percent of weld seam AA was manually examined in accordance with Appendix I of ASME Section XI. In addition, 75.15 percent of the top side of weld seam AA was examined using remote automatic equipment. .Manual data exists for the 12.42 percent of the weld seam missed by the remote scanner and when combined with the remote examination data provides 100 percent coverage. Recommendation for ISI Examine the missed areas of AA top manually while examining AA bottom. WELD SEAM AB Remote Automatic Examination Covera e Weld seam AB was examined 100 percent by the remote automatic equipment. WELD SEAM AC Remote Automatic Examination Covera e Weld seam AC was examined 100 percent by the remote automatic equipment. AD TOP SIDE Remote Automatic Examination Not performed. Manual Examination Covera e No interferences - 100 percent coverage. AD BOTTOM SIDE Remote Automatic Examination Covera e There were two (2) interferences on weld seam AD bottom that caused missed areas during the remote automatic examination. These were: IV. 47
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AD BOTTOM SIDE (Continued) Nozzle N11A 47" Missed Nozzle N11B 41" Missed 88" Missed The circumference of weld seam AD is 838". The interferences caused 10.5 percent of weld seam AD bottom to be missed during the remote automatic examination. Manual Examination Covera e No interferences - 100 percent coverage.
~~SUMMARY~~
FOR WELD SEAM AD One hundred percent of weld seam AD was manually examined'in accordance with Appendix I of ASME Section XI. In addition, 89.5 percent of the bottom side of weld seam AD-was examined using remote automatic equipment. Manual data exists for the 5.25 percen't of the weld seam missed by the r'emote scanner and when combined with the remote examination'ata provides 100 percent coverage.
~~'I Recommendation for ISI Examine the missed areas of AD bottom manually while examining AD top.~~
Manual Examination Covera e Weld seam AE was examined 100 percent by manual techniques. IV.48
REPORT /36 Manual Examination Covera e Weld seam AF was examined 100 percent from one side in accordance with Paragraph 1-5121 of ASME Section XI, Appendix I. In addition, a 0 only examination of weld AF was performed from the top surface of the vessel flange. EXCLUSIONS No exclusions are required for the reactor pressure vessel circumferential welds AA, AB, AC, AD'AE and AF. EV. 49
REPORT /$ 6 CATEGORY BA PRESSURE RETAINING WELDS IN REACTOR VESSEL LONGITUDINAL SHELL WELDS WELD SEAM BA Remote Automatic Examination Covera e There was one (1) interference on weld seam BA left side that caused a missed area during the remote automatic examination. This was: Nozzle N2K 43" Missed The length of weld seam BA is 137". The interference caused 31.38 percent of weld seam BA left side to be missed during the remote automatic examination. Manual Examination Covera e upwith No interference. One hundred percent coverage.
~~SUMMARY~~
~~WELD SEAM BA~~
'Eighty-four and three-tenth percent of weld seam BA was examined in accordance Appendix I of ASME Section XI using remote automatic techniques. Manual data exists for the 15.7 percent of the weld seam missed by the remote scanner and when combined with the remote examination data provides 100 percent coverage.
~ Recommendation for ISI Exclude the 15.7 percent of weld seam BA missed by the remote scanner. Justification: Radiation expos'ure and restricted access. The 84.3 percent examined provides adequate sampling to determine the condition of the weld seam. IV. 50
REPORT 86 WELD SEAM BB Remote Automatic Examination Cover~ac There was one (I) interference on weld seam BB left side that caused a missed area during the remote automatic examination. This was: Nozzle NZC 46" Missed The length of weld seam BB is 137". The interference caused 33.57 pere'ent of weld seam BB left side to be missed during the remote automatic 'examination. Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage. Remote Automatic Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage.
~~SUMMARY~~
WELD SEAM BB Eighty-three and two-tenth percent of weld seam BB was examined in accordance with Appendix I of ASME Section XI using remote automatic techniques. Manual data exists for the 16.8 percent of the weld seam missed by the remote scanner and when combined with the remote examination, data provides 100 percent coverage. Recommendation for ISI Exclude the 16.8 percent of weld seam BB missed by the remote examination. Same logic as weld seam BA. WELD SEAM BC BC LEFT SIDE CW Remote Automatic Examination Covera e There was one..(1) interference on weld seam BC left side that caused a missed area during the remote automatic examination. This was: Nozzle N2F 44" Missed IV. 51
REPORT 86 WELD SEAM BC (Continued) The length of weld .seam BC is 137". The interference caused 32.12 percent of weld seam BC to be missed during the remote automatic examination. Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage. BC RIGHT SIDE CCW Remote Automatic Examination Covera e There was one (1) interference on weld seam BC right side that caused a missed area during the remote automatic examination. 'Ibis was: Nozzle N1B 69" Missed The interference caused 50.36 percent of weld seam BC right side to be missed during the remote automatic examination. Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage,
~~SUMMARY~~
WELD SEAM BC Fifty-eight and eight-tenth percent of weld seam BC was examined in accordance with Appendix I of ASME Section XI using remote automatic techniques. Manual data exists for the 41.2 percent of the weld seam missed by the remote scanner and when combined with the remote examination, data provides 100 percent coverage. Recommendation for ISI Exclude the 41.2 percent of weld seam BC missed by the remote examination. Same logic as weld seam BA. IV. 52
REPORT 86 WELD SEAM BD Remote Automatic Examination Covera e Weld seam BD was examined 100 percent by the remote automatic equipment. WELD SEAM BE Remote Automatic Examination Covera e Weld seam BE was examined 100 percent by the remote automatic equipment. WELD SEAM BF BF LEFT SIDE (CW Remote Automatic Examination Covera e There was one (1) interference on weld on weld seam BF left side that caused a pd.ssed area during the remote automatic examination. This was: Nozzle N16B 18" Mi:ssed The length:of weld seam BF is 137". The interference caused 13.14 percent of weld seam BF left side to be missed during the remote automatic examination. Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage. Remote Automatic Examination Covera e There was one (1) interference on weld seam BF right side that caused a missed area during the remote automatic examination. This was: Nozzle N16B 44" Missed The interference caused 32.12 percent of weld seam BF right side to be missed during the remote automatic examination. Manual Examination Covera e N16B interference. One hundred percent coverage*.
*NOTE: An area 15" long was examined in one direction only for parallel reflectors in accordance with the requirements of Paragraph I5121 of ASME Section XI, Appendix I.
IV..53
REPORT f36
~~SUMMARY~~
WELD SEAM BF Seventy-seven and four-tenth percent of weld seam BF was examined in accordance with Appendix I of ASME Section XI using remote automatic techniques. Manual data exists for the 22.6 percent of the weld seam missed by the remote scanner and when combined with the remote examination data provides 100 percent coverage. Recommendation for ISI Exclude the 22.6 percent of weld seam BF missed by the remote examination. Same logic as weld seam BA. WELD SEAM BG Remote Automatic Examination Covera e There was one (1) interference on weld seam BG left side that caused a missed area durin'g the remote automatic examination. This was: RPV Stabilizer Bracket 8" Missed The length of weld seam BG is 137". The interference caused 5.8 percent of weld seam BG left side to be missed 'during the remote automatic examination. Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage. BG RIGHT SIDE CCW Remote Automatic Examination Covera e There was one (1) interference on weld seam BG right side that caused a missed area during the remote automatic examination. This was: RPV Stabilizer Bracket 8" Hissed The interference caused 5.8 percent of weld seam BG right side to be missed during the remote automatic examination. IV. S4
REPORT /k6 WELD SEAM BG (Continued) Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage. SUGARY WELD SEAM BG Ninty-four and two-tenth percent of weld seam BG was examined in accordance with Appendix I of ASME Section XI using remote automatic techniques. Manual data exists for the 5.8 percent of the weld seam missed by the remote scanner, and when combined with the. remote examination data provides 100 percent coverage. Recommendation for ISI Exclude'he 5.8 percent of weld seam BG missed by the remote examination. Same logic as weld seam BA. WELD SEAM BH BH LEFT SIDE CW Remote Automatic Examination Covera e. There was one (1) interference on weld seam BH left side that caused a missed area during the remote automatic examination. This was: RPV Stabilizer Bracket 10" Missed The length of weld seam BH is 137". The interference caused 7.3 percent of weld seam BH left side to be missed during the. remote automatic examination. Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage. Remote Automatic Examination Covera e There was one (1) interference on weld seam BH right side that caused a missed area during the remote atuomatic examination. This was: IV. 55
REPORT 86 WELD SEAM BH (Continued) RPV Stabilizer Bracket 11" Missed The interference caused 8.0 percent of weld seam BH right side to be missed during the remote automatic examination. Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One =hundred percent coverage.
~~SUMMARY~~
WELD SEAM BH Ninty-two and four-tenth percent of seam BH was examined in accordance with Appendix I of ASME Section XI using remote automatic techniques. Manual data exists for the 7.6 percent of the weld seam missed by the remote scanner and when combined with the remote examination data provides 100 percerit coverage. Recommendation for ISI Exclude the 7.6 percent o'f weld seam BH missed by the remote examination. Same logic as weld seam BA. BJ LEFT SIDE CW Remote Automatic Examination Covera e There was one (1) interference on weld seam BJ left side that caused a missed area during the remote automatic examination. This was: RPV Stabilizer Bracket 9" Missed The length of weld seam BJ is 137". The interference caused 6.6 percent of weld seam BJ left side to be missed during the remote automatic examination. Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage. IV. 56
REPORT /$ 6 WELD SEAM BJ (Continued) BJ RIGRI'IDE CCW Remote Automatic Examination Covera e There was one (1) interference on weld seam BJ right side that caused a missed area during the remote automatic examination. This was: RPV Stabilizer Bracket 8" Missed The interference caused 5.8 percent of weld seam BJ right side to be missed during the remote automatic examination. Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage.
~~SUMMARY~~
WELD SEAM BJ Ninty-three and eight-tenth percent of weld. seam BJ was examined in accordance with Appendix I of ASME Section XI using remote automatic techniques. Manual data exists for the 6.2 percent of the weld seam missed by the remote scanner and when combined with the remote examination data provides 100 percent coverage. Recommendation for ISI Exclude the 6.2 percent of weld seam BJ missed by the remote examination. Same . logic as weld seam BA. WELD SEAM BK Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage. WELD SEAM BM Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage. IV, 5V
REPORT 86 WELD SEAM BN Manual Examination Covera e No interference. One hundred percent coverage. WELD SEAM BP Manual Examination Covera e, No interference. One hundred percent coverage. IV. 58
REPORT 86 CATEGORY BA PRESSURE RETAINING WELDS IN REACTOR VESSEL CIRCUMFERENTIAL AND MERIDIONAL WELDS IN VESSEL HEADS CLOSURE HEAD TOP The following circumferential weld seams were examined manually with 100 percent coverage: AG (Head to Flange) AH (Dollar Plate to Side Plates) r The following meridional weld seams were examined manually, with 100 percent coverage: DJ (Side Plate to Side Plate) DK (Side Plate to Side. Plate) DM (Side Plate to Side Plate)
~~.DN (Side .Plate to Side Plate)~~
~~DP (Side Plate to Side Plate) DR (Side Plate to Side Plate)~~
~~SUMMARY~~
FOR CLOSURE HEAD WELD SEAMS All'weld seams in the RPV closure head were examined in accordance with Appendix 1 of ASME Section XI using manual examination techniques. There were no interferences to the examination. BOTEL HEAD The following circumferential weld seam was examined manually with 100 percent coverage: AZ (Dollar Plate to Side Plates) The following longitudinal weld seams were examined manually with 100 percent coverage: DG (Dollar Plate Longitudinal Seam) DH (Dollar Plate Longitudinal Seam) IV. 59
REPORT 86 BOTTOM HEAD (Continued) The following meridional weld seams were examined manually with partial coverage due to interference: DA (Side Plate to Side Plate) DB (Side Plate to Side Plate) DC {Side Plate to Side Plate) DD (Side Plate to Side Plate) DE {Side Plate to Side Plate) DF (Side Plate to Side Plate) The weld buildup for the vessel skirt attachment caused an interference to the manual examination of weld seams DA - DF. The interference caused unexamined volumes as follows: 0 Base Metal Exam 12'issed Oo Weld Metal Exam 12'o Missed 45 Exam 4~~ Missed 60o Exam 2w Missed A composite of all examination angles shows that a volume equal to 2 percent of the required examination volume for welds .DA - DF is completely unexamined. An exclusion of this 2 percent will be required. IV. 60
REPORT /36 CATEGORY BD PRIMARY NOZZLE-TO-VESSEL WELDS AND NOZZLE INSIDE RADIUSED SECTIONS 1he following nozzle-to-vessel welds were examined 100 percent using remote automatic examination techniques: NIA and B - Recirculation Outlet Nozzles N2 A B E F . G'nd K - Recirculation Inlet Nozzles N3 A B, C and D - Main Steam Outlet Nozzles N4 B, C, E and F - Feedwater Inlet Nozzles NS A and B - Core Spray Inlet Nozzles The following nozzle-to-vessel welds were examined partially using remote automatic examination techniques: Recirculation Inlet 2 Nozzles NZC 71.2'ompletely 288.8 examined Examined with a short scan due to interference from nozzle N8A N2D 313.5 Completely examined 46.5 Examined with a short scan due to interference from nozzle'8A i%2H 314. 9 Completely examined 45.1 Examined with a short scan due to interference from nozzle N8B il2J 321. 5 Completely examined 38.5 Examined with a short scan due to interference from nozzl'e N8B IV. 61
REPORT 86
~~SUMMARY~~
~~OF N2 PARTIAL EXAMINATIONS~~
~~'he interference from the NS nozzles caused a short scan of the affected areas.~~
A scan length of 16" from the weld centerline is needed to achieve a complete examination of the required examination volume. The NS nozzle interference allowed only a 13.75" scan length. This caused a missed volume of 19 percent in the affected areas. (81 percent was examined) Manual data exists for the 19 percent of the affected areas missed by the remote scanner and when combined with the remote examination data, provides 100 percent coverage. Recommendation for ISI Exclude the affected areas of the N2 nozzles since only a partial code examination can be performed. Agree to perform the partial examination without full credit. Basis for Exclusion Six (6) nozzles of the same configuration and t location are being examined completely. On the affected nozzles from 80.2 percent to 89.3 percent of the weld seam is being examined completely. In the remaining areas, 10.7 percent to 19.8 percent of the weld seam is being examined in Sl percent of the required volume. The high radiation exposure associated with recirculation inlet nozzles makes manual examination of these areas to gain a small increase in examination coverage an ALARA violation. FEEDWATER INLET N4 NOZZLES iV4A 300 Completely examined 60 iVot examined due to interference from nozzle NllA iV4D 300 Completely examined 60 Not examined due to interference from .nozzle iV11B.
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REPORT 86 SE4fARY OF iN4 PARTIAL EXAMINATIONS The proximity of nozzles Nll A and B to the affected feedwater nozzles precludes a complete Section XI examination of weld seams N4A and N4D. The spacing of 4.5",between the nozzles allows only a best effort manual examination of the areas. Partial manual data exists for the affected areas but does not provide 100 percent coverage. The 60 segments of weld seams N4A and N4D should be excluded from the baseline examination. Basis for Exclusion The spacing of 4.5" between the Nll and N4 nozzles precludes a meaningful examination of the required examination volume. The excluded area is 16.67 percent of the weld seam. 83.33 percent is completely examined; Four (4) nozzles of the same configuration and location (N4 B, C, E, F) have been completely examined. Due to configuration, manual examination yields no increase in examination coverage. Recommendation, for ISI Exclude the 16.67 percent of the weld seam as unexaminable. Same logic as baseline exclusion. Manual Nozzle Examinations The following nozzle-to-vessel welds were examined 100 percent using manual examination techniques: 'I 4 N6A6B Head Instrumentation Nozzles N7 Head Vent Nozzle NBA' Jet Pump Instrumentation Nozzles N9 CRD Hydraulic Return Nozzle IV. 63
REPORT f/6 CATEGORY BE PRESSURE RETAINING PARTIAL PENETRATION WELDS IN VESSELS The following partial penetration welds were examined for evidence of leakage during the system hydrostatic test, on Susquehanna Unit ¹1. N10 Core hP and Liquid Control Nozzle Nll A 5 B Instrumentation Nozzles Shell Course ¹3 N12 A 6 B Instrumentation Nozzles Shell Cource ¹4 N13 Flange Seal Leak Detector Nozzle on Vessel Flange iV15 RPV Bottom Head Drain Nozzle N16 A 6 B Instrumentation Nozzles Shell Course ¹2 Contxol Rod Drive Penetrations 185 In-Core Penetrations 55 IV. 64
REPORT /t6 CATEGORY BF
~~'RESSURE RETAINING DISSDfILAR METAL WELDS NOZZLE TO SAFE END WELDS Nozzle to safe end welds were examined in accordance with Table IWB 2600 of ASME Section XI.~~
The volumetric examination was manual ultrasonic testing in accordance with Appendix III of ASME Section XI. The surface examination was liquid penetrant testing in accordance with Article 6 of ARK Section V. C The following safe end welds were completely examined in accordance with ASME Section XI: N1A5 B Recirculation Outlet N2 A- K Recirculation Inlet N3 A'- D Main Steam Outlet N4A- F Feedwater Inlet NSA5 B (including extension) Core Spray Inlet N6 A 5 B Head Instrumentation N7 Head Vent NSA5 B Jet Pump Instrumentation
*N9 CRD Hydraulic Return *The N9 safe end has been removed and the nozzle has been capped.
The nozzle-to-cap weld has not yet been examined, but it can be completely examined. IV. 65
REPORT 86 CATEGORY BG-I PRESSURE RETAINING BOLTING TWO INCHES AND LARGER IN DIAMETER FLANGE CLOSURE NUTS Nut CI - N 076 were completely surface examined in accordance with Table IWB-2600 of ASME Section XI. The examination was a wet magnetic particle examination in accordance with Article 7 of ASME Section V. FLANGE CLOSURE STUDS Stud tl - Stud f76 were completely examined by both volumetric and surface techniques. The volumetric examination was ultrasonic in accordance with the requirements .of Article 5 of ASME Section Y. 1he surface examiation was a wet magnetic particle examination in accordance with Article 7 of ASME Section V. LIGAMENTS BETWEEN FLANGE STUD HOLES 'Ihe ligaments between stud holes l - 76 were volumetrically examined in accordance with Table IWB-2600 of ASME .Section XI. The volumetric examination was ultrasonic in accordance with General Electric Company specifications. FLANGE CLOSURE WASHERS Washer tl - Washer 076'ere visually examined in accordance with Table IWB 2600 of ASiiE Section XI. The visual examination was in ac'cordance with Article 9 of ASME Section V. IV. 66
REPORT 86 CATEGORY BH VESSEL SUPPORTS Weld *CG the support skirt to skirt knuckle attachment weld was completely examined volumetrically in accordance with Table IWB-2600 of ASME Section XI. The volumetric examination was ultrasonic in accordance with Appendix I of ASME Section XI.
~~NOTE:~~
The skirt knuckle was machined from a weld'buildup designated as weld FR. Weld FR was examined to the maximum extent possible as an addition to weld CG. Approximately 59 percent of weld seam FR was ultrasonically examined. If FR is to be included in the baseline examination, an exclusion for the unexamined 41 percent is needed. Recommendation for ISI Examine only weld CG, the ASME Section XI vessel support weld. If a decision is made to combine welds CG and FR for ISI, an exclusion will be needed for 41 percent of weld buildup FR. IV. 67.
REPORT 86 CATEGORY BI-1 INTERlOR CLAD SURFACES OF REACTOR VESSELS VESSEL CLADDING Six (61) cladding examination patches were visually examined in accordance with Table IWB-2600 of ASME Section XI. The visual examination was in accordance with Article 9 of ASME Section V. Recommendation for ISI Cladding examination patches have been deleted from the examination requirements of ASME Section XI by later code years. If the code year selected by PPGL for the ISI plan allows, the cladding examination patches should be deleted from the ISI program.. IV. 68
REPORT 86 CATEGORY BN-1 INTERIOR OF REACTOR VESSELS VESSEL INTERIOR All items and surfaces above and below the core support plate were visually examined in accordance with Table IWB-2600 of ARK Section XI. The visual examination was in accordance with Article 9 of ASME Section V. Items and suxfaces normally accessible for ISI were also photographed to provide a comp'arison for ISI purposes. IV. 69.
REPORT'36 CATEGORY BN-2 INTEGRALLY WELDED CORE SUPPORT STRUCTURES AND INTERIOR ATTACHMENTS TO REACTOR VESSELS All core support and attachment welds were visually examined in accordance with Table IWB-2600 of ASME Section XI. The visual examination was in accordance with Article 9 of ASK Section V. IV. 70
REPORT 86 CATEGORY BO PRESSURE RETAINING WELDS IN CONTROL ROD HOUSINGS CRD HOUSING WELDS The welds in CRD housings were exempted from volumetric examination based upon plant makeup capacity. They were examined for leakage during the system hydro. Recommendation for ISI Continue to examine the CRD housings as Category BO exempted components.
REPORT fI6 CATEGORY BP COiMPONENTS EXEMPTED FROM EXAMINATION BY IWB-1220 EXEMPTED COMPONENTS All components exempted from examination were examined for leakage during the system hydro. IV. 72
Engineers Constructors Fifty Beale Street REPORT 87 San Francisco, Calilornia Mail Adcrrss: p.o. Box 3965, San Francisco. CA 941 t9 Please Reply To:
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P.O. Box 384 Berwick, Penna. 18503 August 1 1, 1977 General Electric Company P.O. Box 382 Berwick, Pennsylvania 18603 AUG 2" 1977 Attention: Mi . E. A. Gustafson Site Manager
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~~Susquehanna Steam Electric Station Units and 2 - Job 08856 1 Discrepant Threads in. Unit 1 RPF Flange 8856-M-1~~
~~Dear Mr. Gustafson:~~
Enclosed please find one copy of GE/IPSE Preservice Visual inspection Report, Control Ho. 750, for the Unit 1 PPV Flange.'his r'eport indicates .apparent discrepancies in the threads of stud holes Hos. 16 and 76. of Unit 1 RPV.. Please advise whether these discrepancies are acceptable per the technical requirements of your contract with CBGI and/or whether they have been pt.eviously documented and properly dispositioned during manufacture of the vessel. Your response is requested by August 16, 1977. Very. truly yours, BECHTEL POWER CORPORATION
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NUCLEAR ENERGY REPORT f/7 DJVJSJON I GEN RAL ELECTRJC COMPANY, StJSQUEHANNA SITE, P.O SOX 382, BERWJCK, PA 18603 BCflLING WATER REACTOR Phon l717) 542-7391, Dial Comm 8'2444231 PROJECTS DEPARTMENT August 15, 1977 ZAG-461 Mr. Z. Z. Pelton Field Construction Manager Bechtel Power Corporatian Post Office Box 384 Pennsylvania 'erv;ick,
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Susquehanna Steam ~1 RPV Stud Hole Zxamination, MPH B11A001 Mr. Pelton: 'ear This will acknowledge receipt of your. August 11, 1977 letter
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(.'.i-1-241) regarding the visual,examination, findings of stud holes Nos;- 16 and 76 by'RSZ during thei'r In-Service Inspection. Vi'e a e enclosing copy of CBKI letter to the...writer'.dated August 12, 1977, which .is self-explanatory.. Vie condiser, the'ttache'd an acceptable 'explanation to the.IK:SZ visual findings. 'etter Please advise immediately if you do not concur. 1 Very'ruly yours, GZHERAL ELZCTRIC CO./NZD
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inis le ter is in response to. the Preservice Inspection Report, SQ1-761, dated August 2, 1977 v'nich you passe" on to me for a. response. The report indicated thread damage on stuc'. holes ribber 16 and 76. Tn referenced aama=e c~~t correctly be called damage. The missing and blunted thread conditions as ',ve understand from S1'etches 91 and g2 of the'eport, are
~~. the result of co@ .on tool brea~age tha% occurs during the drill,reaming and~~
~~~ ta~ing operations. In the case of both holes, a spade blade cut'ter broke during .he drilling operation causing machine gouges in the side of the~~
~~'ere blended out before proceeding. The'esulting cavity in some cases hole.'hese vill threads eztend beyond .n rear. r 'size vhich i~~
i'll result in blunt threads or no the cavity ~is deep enough. V.'e vsere aware of these particular cases. The resulting t>-eads in t¹s cases are acceptable as the effective thread leng a covers 8 3/8" minima~. These are evaluated on a case oy case basis and, revieiveci vrith the C=" L~spector as reauired by CBI D"avrizg 4,, General 11ote 15 i no. evaluated as a nonconfo~'ty reauiring a RAD (Reou ~t for Acc ptanc o" ~1oncon="ormity as a Deviation). These v:o holes v:ere not evaluated to reauir a !M. The missin~ a--o~t of thread length in hole ~~76 is very small
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the pitch diamet r leaving e. fective thread strength. The dark:ened area mentioned is probably ciue io the v:ater that vms in .he hole and'he oxides that result d<<Tne cha~~e from tne blunted threads could also cause this darkened effect. From the descr'ption given us, vIe do not &~M i't is harm u1.
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':- ~ ". F: l: < ' ~ f DIVISION REPORT f17 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, SUSQUEHANNA SITE. P.O. 8OX 382, BERWICK, PA 186N 8GILING WATER REACTOR Phone I717) 542-7391, Diol Comm 8'244~231 PROJECTS DEPARTMENT .Rf CflYE D October 3, 1977 OCV 07 l977 EAG-517 IIUClBR SERVICESi ISSUE Mr. E. E. Felton Field Construction Manager Bechtel Power Corporation Post Office Box 384 Berwick, Pennsylvania 18603
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~~Susquehanna Steam Electric Station, Unit 0'1 RPV Stud Hole Discrepancies; Bechtel NCR-1'952, Bechtel Letter No. M-1-247~~
~~Dear Mr. Felton:~~
~~r This will supplement our letter of August 15, 1977 (EAG-461) and will answer your M-1-247 letter dated August 17, 1977 on the above subject.~~
%e believe that Chicago Bridge h Iron Company has gone into considerable research and explanation of a facit of their manu-facturing cycle to explain the above stud hole discrepancies. %e are enclosing copy of CBRI letter to the writer dated September 28, 1977 and based upon data therein, we consider NCR-1952 closed.
V'ry tr'uly yours, GENERAL ELECTRIC CO./NED Resident Site Manager EAG/mw IV. 76
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Genera1 Electric Company Susquehanna Sile P.O. Box 382 Berwi c3c, Pennsylvanii Re: Unit I - Stud Ho3.e Discrepancies Bechtel NCR No. 1952, Letter M-1-247 Susquehanna Project CBI Contract 68-3331/2 Gent'lemen: The above referenced letter from Bechtel found that our reply NPM-355, dated August 12, 1977 inadequately explained the discrepancies in stud holes 16'nd .76 of RPV Unit I. Bechtel's letter included a Bechtel nonconformance report whict left the quality of the two'2) stud holes as indeterminate. The report indicates that documentation was not available to confirm that the discrepancies were properly addressed. Contrary to this, CBI has documented evidence that all the stud holes were inspected and properly reviewed. In an effort to respond in more detail than .we previous~ did, we offer the following: First, as part ok the tapping sequence, immediately after tapping the hole and prior to moving the drill and tap unit to the next hole, each stud hole is checked with three ( 3) thread gauges. One is a "Go-Gauge", the second is a "No-Go Gauge" and the third is one with threads in between the "Go" and "No-Go" gauges. These gauges are the means of determining if the threads conform to ASA Bl.l and as indicated, in ASA B1.1 (now ANSI Bl.l, paragraph 5.5) they are the. means used in practice to accept thread tolerances. Each hole is checkered before moving to the next hole as it is very difficult if not impossible to
'reset up exact~ over- a tapped hole. This tapping sequence is documented on the CBI traveler card set 14E, sequence 4F as completed correctly. Following tapping, all holes are check>ed dimensional to meet the CBl drawings. This is documented on CBI traveler card set 14E, sequence 8A. In the case of Unit I this inspection resulted in numerous nonconformities. These nonconformiti.es were resolved. through RAD 13, Rev. 1. The conditions generally described in holes 16 and 76 of Bechtel's correspondence were not listed as nonconformities on the RAD.
To further document the inspection of the flange a fina1 visual inspection of all machined areas was again made at the'ompletion of aU. flange machining additional nonconformiti and signed off on card set 14E, sequence 8B without any IV. 77
Chicago Bridge 8 iron Company REPORT /$ 7 Mr. E. A. Gustafson September 28, 1977 Page Two review RAD 13, you will see that hole 16 had one nonconformity, I'f'ou the counterbore diameter at the top of the hole was undersized. All other dimensions were found acceptable. As we explained earlier the thread was acceptable as the "Go-Gauge" would go down through the threads properly and the '%o-Go Gauge" would aot go. During the dimensional <inspection each hole is checked for length of thread and visually inspected for missiag thread. CBI drawing 27 requires 8 3/8" minimum of thread meeting ASA Bl.l-1960. Each hole is inspected for this and is evaluated knowing that normal more than 8 3/8" of thread results and that beiag a machined surface, General Note 15 oa CBI drawing 4 will accept "tool marks and simi1ar depressions isolated and minor in nature" provided they are not gasket seal surfaces or they do aot violate miaianim design thicMesses. These areas must be reviewed by the GE iaspector. Evaluating the reference to ASA-B1.1, the ASA Bl.l standard does aot determine how much effective thread length must meet ASA Bl.l. The design calculations determine this. If you revi:ew RAD 13, Rev. 1 and its attached engineeriag justificati'on for stud 18 which had only 8 1/4" of thread you will find the static load report requires a minimum of 7.20". CBI drawing 27 requires' ~ minimum of 8 3/8!'o insure the 7.20". ln the case of hole 76, the smaZL amount, of thread missing was evaluated as still leaving 8 3/8" effective length of thread remaining meeting drav~ requirements. The area was also isolated and minor ia nature. It was therefore not evaluated to be a nonconformity and requiriag a RAD. A similar situation existed in a Unit II stud hole but ia this case consisted of several small areas throughout the hole with missing thread. Because it was not isolated aad minor in nature and difficult to
'required determine to-resolve if 8 the 3/8" of effective length nonconformity. In the of thread existed, a RAD was case of the flattened area mentioned in hole l6, the amount of thread that had material missing inside the maximum minor diameter of the internal thread did not decrease the effective length of thread below 8 3/8" or it would have been a nonconformity on the RAD.
In regard to the darkened area mentioned, there are no color requirements for the material or threads in any of the specifications, drawings, standards or codes. CBI is confident the stud holes meet all requirements of the GE Specification and have been inspected, evaluated aad documented properly. Ne further point out that studs have been installed in the holes, the studs tensioned, the vessel hydrotested, the studs untensioaed and the studs removed. VT. 78
Chicago Bridge 5 iron Company REPORT 87 Mr. E. A. Gustafson September 28, 3.977 Page Three CBI recommends the proper disposition is to have Bechtel indicate that documentation exists in the ~ vendor records that all stud holes including the two in question,'ere inspected and evaluated with nonconformities accepted on CBI RAD 13, Rev. 1. We hope this is not the beginning of a continual line of'equests to respond to visual inspections by those who are not familiar with vessel fabrication and design. We certain+ do not intend to respond in such detail or send documentation every time Bechtel has uncovered something they fee1 does not meet the specification or not explained to their satisfaction. CPI has built the vessel under a GE Specification and continual GE surveillance and inspection and cannot find where we are required to respond to the satisfaction of Bechtel;. However, we do wish to make it c1ear that if it. GE uncovers ~ something of concern, CBI will be happy to look into We are hopefu1 that the above explanation and recommended disposition will resolve Bechtel's NCR No. 1952. Sincere> yours, . CHICAGO BRIDGE AND IRON COMPANY Charles L. Halfast: project Manager Nevr Castle Operations CLH/1fm cc: Mr. B. Y~. Lloyd, Buyer-MC/703 San iose, California
REPORT /k8 FINAL REPORT The final report contains the data required by Section XI of the code regarding'ndications. The full report includes the parameters necessary to evaluate the data as well as the final evaluations. The calibration and data sheets from the original run list t5e needed information on calibration and recheck times and transducer information. During the fnspection,of a nozzle or vessel weld all data is preserved on files on one or more cassette tapes or floppy dfsks. These files will be referred to in the following discussion as the 'oz'iginal files' The final report fs generated from the original files by performing a several step procedure.
~~1. Post Edftting of the original file The original file contains all the raw data whfch is requfred for~~
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reanalyzing any indications found during inspection. Xn addition, important information such as the setup values for system parameters and data from calibrations are included on the file. The original file also includes a fafr amount of information whfch is not necessary for post processing. It is customary for the system to print (and save on the file) lines of data relating to evaluation of'he indications as they are found. This allows the operator to follow the inspection process as it occurs These evaluations should be considered as pzelfmfnary and are not used in any way for generation of the final report by the post
. processor program. The lines printed during calibrations and rechecks are not kept: the calibration sheets list the times and amplitudes found at calibration, and RECHECK: UNKNOWN fs printed ff there is no'accepted recheck" The original file also contains operator control and equipment setup commands which are not useful to post processfng.
Another ma]or area of unneeded fnformatfon on the original file is due to the repetition of inspection passes or parameter lists. These may occur for a. variety of reasons; only the last lists before a run and non>>voided inspections are required for creation of the final report. Thus, the original file includes a conglomeration of raw data, calibrations, rechecks, important evaluation parameter values, operator comments, pzelfminary evaluations, aborted run data, extra lists, and hazdware control commands. The significant data for a single weld may consfst of several passes dona fn a non-speciffc order with intervening passes from other weld inspections The purpose of the post editting pzoced'ure is to extract the necessary and sufffcient data foz' single weld inspection and create a new 'interim'ile which contains all the data fn a standard ozder. During the creation of the fntez'fm IV. 80
REPORT g8 file, the original fi'e is used but is not altered in any way. The post editor computer program automatically removes most of the superfluous data. This includes all lines zelating to the preliminary evaluation of indications and operator commands-used for controlling the inspection hardware. The post editor program automatically retains, unless otherwise directed by the operator, all evaluation parameter values and all raw data from the . inspections. The post editor operator can delete ot'dd lines to the data from the original file as necessary. He may delete lists which are repeated before.a run. He may also delete all the data from aborted inspection passes - those passes where the data was discarded and the inspection for the area repeated. Added lines are usually made in the fozm of notes or comments. These aze sometimes necessary to explain situations that have arisen during post processing. Comments added during post editting are easily identifiable as they are the only lines contained in the final. report which begin with an asterisk (*) or dash (-'. The most important )ob for the post editor operator is to assemble all the data for a single nozzle or vessel weld in a standard order on the interim file. During the inspection, a pass completely around a nozzle or along an entire vessel weld may be interrupted.several times by termination of inspection commands. When the interim 'file is created, these separate parts of a pass are combined so that the'post processor treats the data as if it were obtained without interuption. In this way, indications that were in progress at the time of a termination are not cut in half when evaluated by the post processor.
2. Print the Interim Pile Although most of the clean up proces's of the original file data is done automatically by the post editor computer program, the operator does have the responsibility of reorganizing as well as deleting and inserting information. To ensure that this procedure has not produced any errors, the interim file created during post editting is printed. This printout is compared with the printout of the data on the original file(s).
3 Post Process the Interim Pile: create the final report Post processing of'he interim file is a relatively easy procedure. The post processor reads the values for the evaluation parameters; then processes each line of zaw data exactly as if it were coming from the Bzanson UT. hardware. In this way, the entire indication evaluation process is duplicated as if the actual inspection were being performed. P.R. 5/12/81 -2
REPORT 88 The final report evaluations may differ from the preliminary obtained during the inspection. This is due to a 'valuations number of causes: a ~ The post pxocessor combines data from several separate runs. As described above, terminations of runs duzing a pass may be eliminated duzing czeation of the interim file. An indicatio~ which was not completed at the time of the termination will show up as a larger combined indication final report. in'he bo Post processing may be performed at a dIfferent evaluat1on level. Inspections may be performed. collecting and evaluating data at other than the Post Processor evaluation level The final report can be generated using any evaluation DAC level above the collection level. Obviously, far fewer and much smaller indications will be found in a final report evaluated at 50X DAC compared to the indications evaluated at 20X or 25'n the orignal file printed during inspection. m Co The locations of indications may change. The'ocations of indications aze based on measuxements which depend on the scannez screw encoder xeadings at the time. the indication was observed As described oelow, the position of the transducer package and the position correction distance for angle beam tzansducers (A4 and B4 parameters) are determined based on the values. entered fox'he calibration block and inspection scanner screw lengths and encoder readings If these values did not correspond to the true scanner scxew lengths and encoder zeadings, they may be correctedo If the calibration length to full scale encoder reading ratio was entered incorrectly, it may be corxected for by a line inserted before the UT channel list If that line is present, the system w1ll print CALIBRATION SCANNER EQUIVALENTS: LENGTH nn.nn FULL SCALE ~ nnnn and correct the A4 paxameters for all channels. The calibration scannex values. run with will be printed in the parameter list If the inspection device scanner length and full scale ratio were entered incorrectly, they may be corrected for by a line inserted after the UT channel list. The correct length and full scale will be printed on the parameter list. The line
~~'CORRECTED SCANNER PARAMETERS'ill be printed before the list A second cause of different locations is due to xound off of F.R 5/12/81 -3~~
REPORT f38 numbers saved on the original file. The post processor has only these rounded numbers to work with in its evaluatioas. UsuaLly, a change in one value due .to round off is offset, by a compensatory change in another value. For example, if the maximum X location of an indication is 0 1 inch greater than the maximum X location of the preliminary report, it will be found that the ~num X location in the fiaal report is also 0.1 inch greater than the value in the preliminary the indication size does not change; the indication evaluation'hus, location has merely been shifted 0.1 inch in the, X direction. A third cause is that in NOZZLE mode, the BX and EX liaes are recalculated from the BX line azimuth, veld reference point, nozzle Location, and scanner X offset. If any .of these change, the location may change. In the original run, any azimuth change between the BX and EX lines could alter the EX,EY coordinates from what the Post Processor calculates.
~~d. Differences may occur due to data loss..~~
In rare cases, the data on the original file may be incomplete. In a few of these cases, it may be determined that significant data has been lost. In such cases of data loss, comments (beginning vith asterisks) may be added to the iaterim file discussing the significance, if any, of the missing data. These discussions are based oa the data surrounding the dropout oa the original file, the hardcopy printout obtained on the system terminaL during the inspection, and a thorough understanding of the vay the computer program analyzes and reports data. The final report includes all the evaluation data for indicatioas required by Section XI of the code. It also contains the values for all, important parameters used in the collectioa or evaluation of the data. An option has been made available to print partial reports These do aot include UT channel softvare DAC parameters, scan lines (unless a scan is found out of sequence), scan limits, some notes and comments, cravler and nozzle stepsize settings, forced locations, indicatioa combinations, average and maximum stepsizes, and CONTINUEs and following lines if the responses vere set in advance'f the evaluation .'EGIN level is less than 50XDAC, no evaluation tables or fina1 evaluations vill be priated. The folloving material explains the significance of each type'f line in the final report - what the parameters mean and why the Line is necessary. The explanation is usually aot, presented ia a mathematical fashion; such a descriptioa is available in other documentation Rather, the approach is taken to indicate in general terms how each F.R. 5/12/81 W IV. 83
REPORT 88 value is used and each report can be interpreted. Pa e Headers PAGE 0002 78 MR 30 08:11:14 OF xxxx A Line similar to the above appears at the top of each page after the first page. The y's represent a page heading chosen by the Post Processor Operator. The number xxxx is the total number of pages in the report, to be filled in by the operator. The date and time are taken from the original file, ie. from the page headers on the hardcopy report generated during the inspection. When a new page is started on the final report,,'t uses the time and date in effect at that point on the original file. The final report pages will not coincide exactly with the original printouts, so the time listed is only approximate. 7t is possible f0 r consecutive pages of the final report to have the same time and date. This would occur if more data was being printed in the fina1 report than in the original. Similarly, the final report will not necessarily contain a time and date header for every time and date header of the original file. This occurs when the final report is generating less printout than the original. Following the time is information chosen by the operator, generally the weld and vessel identification, and the procedure, revision, and ACN numbers . F.R. 5/12/Bl -5
REPORT /P8 Ii EVALUATION PARAMETERS AND TEST SET-UP Evaluation Parameters TABLE ZWB-3511 ~ 1 ALLOWABLE PLANAR INDICATIONS ASPECT SURFACE SUBSURFACE RATIO INDICATIONS INDICATIONS A/L A/T,Z A/T,X 0.00 2.0 2 6 0.05 2.1 2.8 TABLE IWB-3511. 3
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~~ALLOWABLE LAMINAR INDICATIONS COMPONENT THICKNESS LAMINAR AREA T, IN. A, SQ IN+ 0 12 4 12~~
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6 18 The report includes the evaluation tables used in the original run to evaluate the data. The tables should be taken directly from Section XZ of the code and differ only in that the laminar table has a line listed for a vessel thickness of 0 inches. The allowed area is the same as for the thinnest vessel thickness in the original table. Thi.s forces the interpolation of allowed indication areas to be constant over the first few inches This do'es not affect the evaluation of most runs since the plate thickness is generally not in the 0 - 4 inch range. F.R. 5/12/81 W IV. 85
REPORT /$ 8 UT C1QQBKL PARAMETERS A set of parameters Al through A5, Bl through B5 are used to evaluate the location and amplitude of reflectors. These are the .software DAC parameters Although they are not printed on the partial reports, they may be gleaned from the original or interim file. The Al,B1 values are for the TCG formula for times of reflectors between the outer surface and the depth of the Tl/2 hole. They are the parameters of a straight line equation used to make a time based correction on the amplitudes reported from the UT hardware for indications having times less than the time obtained for the T1/2 hole during calibration: Al {
time + Bl )

empldtude cettected mtplltude 1000 In the process of a calibration, the times and amplitudes for the T3/4 and T1/2 holes are retained. This is sufficient data for calculating the Al, and Bl parameters for the above straight Line equation.
Note that the value listed for Al is actually divided by 1000 before being used in the equation. Thus the effect of the time on the TCG is almost insignificant. This 'is a result of the fact that the Branson hardware also has a three slope TCG ad)ustment for each channel- The operator typically ad)usts these hardware controls so that very little time based correction is required by the software.. Al/1000 is thus always small. It is printed with the *1000 factor to make the number more readable. Most of the software TCG ad)ustment comes from the value for Bl for the angle beam channels In setting the hardware TCG, the operator typically sets the amplitudes to read out at slightly over 80 for all the calibration holes. Thus a hardware reading of 80 corresponds to 100X DAC. As described below, the operator typically sets the software so the a report of an amplitude. of 100 corresponds to 100X DAC. The Bl parameter has the affect of raising the slightly higher than 80 readings of the Branson to the desired 100 value for amplitudes saved on the original file. If the operator set the harware to read exactly 80 at the Tl/4 and Tl/2 holes, Bl would equal exactly 1.25 (1 25
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A2 and B2 are like Al and B1 except are derived from the time and amplitude data from the Tl/2 and T3/4 holes A3 and B3 are used for the third slope of the TCG and are derived from the data for the T3/4 hole and the calculated time and amplitude values based on measurments of the T5/4 hole made and entered by the operator. F.R 5/12/81 -7 IV. 86
REPORT 88 A4,B4 are used for lateral location correction of a reflector from the transducer location, as is needed for angle beams During calibration, data is obtained at each hole for the time. and the calibration apparatus scanner screw encoder reading. This is
~~.sufficient data for determining the values of the parameters of a straight line equation relating time to the distance, measured along the surface, of an indication from the transducer position.~~
This position .correction based on time is necessary when calculating the exact location of an indication. If the calibration length to full scale encoder reading ration has been altered since the run, the A4 parameter is multiplied by NEW CALIBRATION LENGTH
OLD PULL SCALE NEW FULL SCALE " OLD CALIBRATION LENGTH If the inspection scanner length to full scale ratio is altered, ihe A4 value is mulitplied by an extra factor of NEW SCANNER LENGTH

OLD FULL SCALE NEW FULL SCALE " OLD SCANNER LENGTH AS,B5 are values used to calculate the depth of the reflector.
During calibration scanning, the times for each hole are retained. This data, along with the known depths of the calibration block holes, discussed above, is sufficient data for the determination of a straight line equation relating time to depth for the transducer. ACOUSTIC PARAMETERS When inspecting vessel welds two complementary location systems are used The odometer and azimuth encoders provide location data that is quite accurate over short distances Over longer distances (15-20 inches) the cumulative error inherent in this kind of measurement, aggravated by crawler slippage and manual location ad)ustments, becomes too large to keep accurate track of the location of the crawler'he acoustic location system is used to determine a starting location and correct odometer the error accumulated over long distances. Acoustic locations are taken whenever indications are seen or every n scans, where the operator sets n (see below). P R. 5/12/81 -8
REPORT 88 The acoustic location system is generally accurate to within 0 25 inches except wheze there is mechanical or geometrical interference with data collection. When an acoustic location is obtained, it is checked against the presumably nearly accurate odometer based location. If the acoustic location is within the operator set acoustic location tolerance of the odometer location, it is used to update the. odometer If the acoustic location is not close enough to the odometer location, the system assumes a mechanical problem (eg. poor contact of the acoustic pulser with'he vessel surface) and tries up to three times at different pulser locations to obtain an agreeable acoustic location. If, after three tries, the acoustic location still does not agree with the odometer location, the system assumes some geometrical problem is interferring with the'data (eg. a nearby nozzle or bevel altering the sound transmission or path). In such a case, the odometez location is kept as being the most reliable. The system attempts to obtain locat'ions frequents.y enough, even in the absence of indications, to 'miss'everal times before the cumulative error of the odometer would be unacceptable. Usually, after a few moves, the acoustic location and odometer location will agree sufficiently to allow updating the odometer location. In some cases, especially where the operator has manually rotated the crawler to keep it on course, the odometez location will be known to have excessive error. In such a case, the operator may choose to 'FORCE'he acoustic location When this command is used, the system prints all the. data necessary to ensure that the acoustic data is good and, therefore, that the location determined from it will be dependable. This data on the originaL file includes a sensor by sensor report of its coatributioa to the locatioa process Ia the final report, only the most significant data from this
~~'PORCE'ocation procedure is pziated:~~
FORCE ACOUSTIC LOCATION ~ ~ ~ X 538.1 T 529 ~ 7 DIP.SQ 0.87 OK? T The computer prints the acoustic location and asks "OR?". The operator responds with a "Y'f the location 's to be used to update the odometer. The final report includes the SCAN lines which precede aad follow a FORCE operation. These contain the setting of the odometer location before and after the PORC sad, therefore, can be used to determiae the magnitude 'of the correction that was necessary. The Fe Re 5/12/81 9 IV. 88
REPORT 88 X,Y values are the acoustically determined coordinates and correspond to the scan line X,Y. The DIF.SQ. is the squared distance between the odometer- and acoustic-determined locations. This can give an idea of the magnitude of the shift in locations. It is not usually apparent from the data why the FORCE was necessary, ie. whether the crawler slipped, was moved by etc. The .ad)ustment does not affect the analysis except the'perator, when data for an indication was collected before and after the FORCE+ The computer checks to see if the change in odometer readings between scans is consistent with the change in X, I location. This check is not done when the second scan of a pair is numbered l. If an acoustic location is forced to a different value on scan N, the old value is used to compare to scan N-1 and the new value to compare to scan 8+I. If the difference is greater than .9 inches, the system prints the message
~**+ODOMETER DISAGREES WITH CHANGE IN LOCATION ON SCAN n where n is the second scan of the pair. be run if the program The may with a patch to not perform this check irregularities have already been noted and accounted for.
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REPORT 88 Acoustic Location Parameters VELOCITY OF SOiPiiD ~ 0>> 1172 LAG TIME ~ 0.400 DISTANCE C F. ~ 0+0000 ACOUSTIC LOCATION TOLERANCE ~ 0 250 CYLINDRICAL GEOMETRY, CIRCUMFERENCE ~ 842. 10 SHELL COURSE 8 2 THRESHOLD ~ 1518 CRAWLER PULSER LOCATION X ~ 538 68 Y ~ 383. 60 REGION 1 SENSOR GLOBAL 8 X Y 1 ' 443 720 196 930 3 42 624 370 195 230 When the acoustic location system is used, the above list of parameters will be printed. The primary importance of the listed data does not relate to the current evaluation. The values are listed since the identical values must be used in later re-inspections for locations to be reproducable. The circumference allows "wrap-around": if the circumference is 842.10, an indication at X~841.9 may combine with an indication at X<+ 3 ~ Ste size Commands SET CRAWLER MOTOR STEPSIZE SMALL ~ 0 40 ~ LARGE ~ 0 75 ~.65 UPPER LZMITT, OD. UNITS ~ 80 ~75 MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STEP) INCHES ~ 0.8 ~ MAX CHANGE DURING SCAN, INCHES ~ 0 05 ~ SCANS/ACOUSTIC LOC ~ 5 ~ or SET NOZZLE STEPSIZE: INCHES SMALL ~ Oi40 ~ LARGE > Oi.70 ~.6 BIG STEP, ODOMETER UNZTS ~229 ~ UPPER L2GT) OD UNITS ~ 400 ~300 MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE STEP, DEGREES 1 ~ 2 ~l 0 MAX CHANGE DUNG SCAN, INCHES ~ 0 05 ~ types of lines are printed whenever the operator sets the
'hese distance the crawler or nozzle apparatus attempts to move between scans The small step is attempted after a scan where data has been seen. The large step is attempted after a scan where no data was seen. The UPPER LIMIT is the largest number of odometer units it may attempt to step Zf it steps larger than the MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE, the system terminates the run. The MAX CHANGE DURING SCAN is the most the bug or nozzle apparatus is allowed to move during a scan The BIG STEP is the current estimate of the number of odometer units for the larger stepsize. The "0 SCANS/ACOUSTIC LOC" sets the maximum number of scans between acoustic locations FoR. 5/12/81 -ll IV. 90
REPORT /78 NOTE: The computer system uses the following conventions for operator setting of parameter values. When the appropriate set command is executed, the system prints the current value of the parameter (eg. 0.05 inches in the above example) followed by an equals sign. The current value is retained if no operator entry is made or an entry ending in a is made. If a new number is entered, that value is then used for the parameter. For instance, the above nozzle stepsixe has been changed from 0.70 to .6 inches. Evaluation Parameters EVALUATION PARAME~S: VESSEL MODE or NOZZLE MODE T SCAN, P SCAN CLOCKWISE, or SCANNER DZKNSIONS: P SCAN COUNTER-CLOCKWISE CALIBRATION LENGTH~ 30 00 FULL SCALE~3000 VESSEL LENGTH 30 00 FULL SCALE~ 3000 POD. UNITS PER INCH 100.00 or OFFSETS: x -20.74 SCANNER STEPSZZE ~ 0 050 STEP TOLERANCE ~ 0 020 MZNSEP ~ 0.250 100Z DAC ~-100 EVALUATION LEVEL ~ 50 WELD REFERENT POINT: X> 532.61 Y~ 388.44 THICKNESS ~ 6 53 SHELL COURSE 2 CIRCUMFRENCE ~ 795 69 EVALUATION ANGLE: LAMINAR 10 0 NONPLANAR~ 10 0 SURFACE TOLERANCE DISTANM~ 0+0000 REPORT BoEa DATA AT FULL Be'Eo AMP or REPORT B.E. DATA AT 1/2 B.E AMP MAXBQJM Bo Eo XDAC FOR EVALUATION 15 or EVALUATE ALL B.E. DATA The above list contains all values, other than specific UT channel. data, that are required for post processing raw data from. the interim- tape. An important feature of the inspection system computer program is that once the above list of parameters has been printed, it is impossible to alter the listed values Thus, the list specifically defines the conditions under which any inspection
~~. pass was performed. If a parameter value needs changing, the program automatically prints the list again before any inspections can be started.~~
The mode, VESSEL or NOZZLE, .is Iisted. The mode setting not only influences 'the way in which the computer drives the hardware, but causes the calculation of relative X and Y values to change (see end-of-scan printout discussion below). Within NOZZLE mode, there are T or P scans, clockwise or counterclockwise. Generally, the T, and B channels are on for a T scan, the negative angle P scan channels are on for a clockwise P scan, and the positive angle P scan channels are on for a countercIockwise P scan The B channel is generally only on for back echo monitoring on the P scans:.its flaw gate is off. F.R 5/12/81 -12 IV. 9I
REPORT /78 The calibration and inspection scanner arm LENGTH and FULL SCALE reading are used to calculate the position of the transducer package on the arm. In the above example, the arm is 30 0 inches long with a full scale reading of 3000. This is equivalent to telling the computer that a change of one encoder unit corresponds to a movement of the package by 0.01 inches. The SCANNER STEPSIZE is the distance the tranducer package is moved by the scanner sere~ between UT data sampling when significant. data is found. For example, if no significant data is being reported by the UT transducers, the scanner screw moves the transducer package c'ontinuously- As soon as one channel sees a significant reflection, the package is stopped and all UT channels pulsed at that position. Then the package is moved according to the SCANNER STEPSIZE setting (0.050 in the example), stopped, and all UT transducers pulsed again. This continues until a p'osition is reached vhere none of the transducers obtain significant reflections, at which time the continuous motion is restarted. The step tolerance is the amount of error possible in the stepsise. This value is required by the computer for calculating the absolute maximum values that are used in separating indications that are near each other but not to be considered one. HDSEP is the minimum separation between indications that can still be considered separate from each other. Thus, the operator has indicated in the above example that any two reflectors seen by' given UT transducer that are calculated to be vithin 0 25 inches of each other are to be considered parts of a single large reflector including both. The 100Z DAC level is set to 100. As explained earlier, this setting causes the calibration process to calculate TCG parameters such that the amplitude obtained at each of the calibration block holes (usually 80 or slightly higher) is raised to equal 100 This makes the amplitudes in the final report easy to interpret: a printed amplitude of 34 is equivalent to 34Z DAC The evaluation level, 50Z, is the operator-set amplitude level at which a reflection is to be considered significant for the post processed report. The raw data on the original files includes data for each and every shear wave UT pulse that had a time corrected amplitude equal to or higher than this value or else the final report would have been aborted. In VESSEL mode, the WELD REFERENCE POINT is a paint selected by the operator, usually a veld intersection. It is used for computing the relative X and Y distances as described below for the end-of-scan printout In NOZZLE mode, the X weld reference value is the distance from the F.R 5/12/81 -13 IV. 92
REPORT 88 center of the nozzle to the centerline of the weld (xadial distance). The Y value is not used. .THICKNESS is the vessel thickness. This value is used in indication evaluation for the two Z OF T columns in the end~f-scan printout, in determining the allowed size of indications, and in determining the SURFACE or SUBSURFACE nature of an indication in the final end-of~ss analysis. The shell course number is printed but not used for analysis The circumference is as in the acoustic list and allows indications to cross the X~O line. The laminar evaluation angle is used to'etermine when an indication sighted by a P, T, or V type channel is to be considered LAMINAR. Tt is LAMINAR if (THROUGH MALL DEPTH) tan(uemtAR ANGLE) > ( INDICATION LENGTH) The angle is set to 10 0 degrees to correspond to the value stipulated in Section XZ of the code. The nonplanar evaluation angle is used to differentiate between PLANAR and NON-PLANAR indications. An indication is PLANAR X (or Y) if (INDICATION X (or Y) LENGTH) tan(NONPLANAR ANGLE) > (INDICATION Y (or X) LENGTH) The SURFACE TOLERANC DISTANCE is included to allow the operator to respond to future clarifications of the inspection code. Section XI illustrates examples of indications lying near the sur ace which are considered to be semi~rcular. This designation increases the size of the indication. It is not clear from the code how near the surface such an indication must be before it can be considered the smaller semi-elliptical shape-- If this distance were known, could be entered as the SURFACE TOLERANCE DISTANCE. By setting it this value to 0.0, all surface indications will be conservatively designated by the analysis process as being semimircular unless they lie exactly on the surface The base metal data may be reported at 1/2 or full back echo corrected amplitude. If the data was collected at full back echo amplitude, the post processox'ill not allow reporting at 1/2 amplitude. The base metal data may be analyzed for all reported reflectors, or only for those reflectors whose back echo corrected amplitude is less than or equal to a certain amount, 15ZDAC in this example. F.R. 5/12/81 -14 IV.93
REPORT 88 UT Channel Data UT CHANNEL DATA: SCANNER SEPo FACTOR >> 13 CH P ANGLE . X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP T5/4A 2 -45.0 T W 80 2.61 200 2060 0 55 -5 00 A1~0. 1831 A2>> 0.0000 A3>> 1 ~ 2817 A4>> 4.463 A5>> 4 581 Tl/2>> 711 Bl>> I 289 ~ B2>> 1.164 B3>> 4 204 B4>> 0.010 B5>> Oo 002 T3/4>> 1067
-6 00 3 -60.0 T 0.48 2.61 200 2060 0 78 Al>> 0 0000 A2>> 0.09)6 A3>> l. 1902 A4>> 5.526 A5>> 3. 232 Tl/2>> 979 Bl >> l. 156 B2>> 1'.067 B3>> <.576 B4>> 0 010 B5>> 0 057 T3/4>> 1501 Like the Evaluation Parameters described above, the settings for the UT channels cannot be altered without re-printing the above type of list. This list consists of all important values for each of the channels which is ON, that is, channels which will be pulsed during an inspection pass..
The scanner separation factor is a translation of 1/2 MINSEP into scanner encoder units, rounded up. Thus, with MINSEP >> 0.250 and 1 encoder unit 0.01 inches, the SCANNER SEP. FACTOR equals .13. Ltd.s value is used in determining whether two indications seen by a single channel in a scan should be combined during end~f-scan processing. If one indicatioa is located such that its maximum scanner position + 1/2 MINSEP (ie. 13) overlaps a second indicatioa's minimum scanner position - 1/2 MINSEP, then the two indicatioas are candidates for combinatioa on the basis of nearness ia the direction of scanner motion. As described below for TSEP, the two indications must also meet nearness requirements in the depth measurement The channel number is listed under the CH 8 column The channel ANGLE is listed with the type of channel: transverse (T), parallel (P), weld metal (9), or base metal (B). The actual value entered for the chaanel angle, is not used in aay of the important to the post processor. Therefore, the angle is customarily entered as a nice round value rather than the actual beam angle measured by the operator in compliance with Section XX of the codex'he X and Y OFFSETS are distances measured from the designated zero point on the package. This information is required for determining the exact location oi the transducer and, hence, the exact location of a reflector seen by the transducer. F.R. 5/12/81 -U IV. 94
REPORT 88 The values for BEGIN and STOP are the encoder values between which the specified channel will be pulsed. These values are set by the operator in a manner which ensures that the required volume of plate is inspected as required by the code. MN BE is the minimum back echo required for a B type channel. If the system detects that the back echo amplitude reported for a B type channel is less than the value for MN BK, it stops the transducer package. The system continues to pulse only the B type channel until back echo returns. This may occur when momentarily lost couplant returns or, under operator control of the Berenson hardware, the loss of back echo condition is overridden. During. loss of back echo, no data is taken from other channels and the transducer package does not move TSEP is a measurement, in time units for the channel; equal to 1/2 MXNSEP. This is thus based on the A5 value for the channel and is the depth equivalent of the SCANNER SEP. FACTOR described above for combining indications at the end of a scan T5/4A is the 5/4 T amplitude difference measured by the operator. The Al,B1 . are listed only in the full report, not the partial. These are the values used in evaluating the time, amplitude, depth, and position of a reflector seen by'hat channel. II. THE INSPECTION Start'o Commands BEGIN UT XNSPECTION AHD CRAWLER MOTION SEQUENCE EVALUATION LEVEL ~ 50Z DAC DISTANCE ~300 SCAHHXHG LIMITS: LOW ~ 300 HIGH ~ 2110 WELD: BK-or BEGIN UT INSPECTION AHD NOZZLE ROTATION ~300 EVALUATXON LEVEL ~ 50Z DAC SCANNING LIMITS: LOW ~ 30 HIGH ~ 1800 NOZZLE LOCATION X ~ 7.23 T ~ 170.25 WELD: H4A Xn NOZZLZ mode, the "NOZZLE ROTATION ~" is important mainly for the sign of n The operator may often terminate the run before n degrees are covered, but the sign tells in which direction rotation occurred A positive number indicates increasing degrees and negative indicates dec.easing. F.R. 5/12/81 -16 Dt'. 96
REPORT 88 Por instance, if +300 was entered, the first azimuth reading was 3'55.4 degrees, and the last azimueh was 181.1, the area at 50 degrees was covered, but that at 250 was not. In VESSEL mode, the DISTANCE has no significance except for. the sign, vhich indicates the direction of travel. A positive distance indicates the crawler was traveling forwards; a negative distance indicaees ie vas traveling backwards The EVALUATION LEVEL is see during post processing aad must be greater than or equal to the. test level. The weld tested is listed. The nozzle location is listed The scanning limits are listed on ehe first BEGIN of a series connected by 'CONTI%K? Y's or if they have changed since the last BEGIN. The scan limits give the range of travel for the package, independent of the pulsing limits of the channels. I s The scan Limits are the attempted endpoints of the scan. The package may aceually s'can further up or lower dovn than ehese numbers In the partial report, these numbers are not printed. Combined with the channel offsees and pulsing lind.es, and the scan positions (X, Y and AZIMUTH), they determine the area of coverage.
'The indication number for post ptocessing is set automatically and may aoe match the original numbers Scan Lines SCAN 8 2 AZ 180.2 ODOM ~ 3482 X 544 2 Y ~ 383.0 or SCAN 8 2 AZ ~ 134 4 ODOM ~ 2561 The first and last scan line of any run are aLways printed on a full report In NOZZLE mode, the scan line gives the scan number, the azimuth reading in degrees, aad the odometer reading. VESSEL mode lists the scan number, azimuth reading in degrees, odometer reading, and the X and Y location. Thus it is possible to determine ehe extent of the iaspection for a givea pass by looking at the beginning and ending nozzle apparatus or crawler positions.
The azimuth is the angle of the scanner screv. For VESSEL mode, 0 degrees is with the scanner horizontal and the crawler heading up the vessel. Por NOZZLE mode, 0 degrees is with ehe scanner horizontaL aad to the right of the nozzle. Angles increase in the clockwise direction. In VESSEL mode, the azimuth may be used to determine the angle of the scanner arm only, not to determine direction traveled This is done vith the PREEZE AZZKTH command, vhere ehe operator sees the azimuth value to be used. FROZEN is written after the AZ 'reading'V. P.R. 5/12/81 -17 96
REPORT 88 on the scan lines. Scan lines around a forced acoustic location are printed since a discontinuity in location readings may have occurred. - Also, if scan numbers are out of order, the message "SCAN NUMBER OUT OF SEQUENCE" is printed. This may indicate that some scan lines are missing but does not necessarily mean that data has been lost. Sometimes there will be more than one scan 0 1; this occurs when one run is terminated and the next begun at the same place, in'the same direction, without any gaps In such a case, the "END OF PASS" and "BEGIN" lines are removed from between the two runs during post editing. The line "<<END/BEGIN DELETED". may be inserted 'etup data may also be removed from between runs if no parameter values were altered. End-of>>Scan Processin Section XI of the code specifically zequires certain data to be recorded for each scan by a tzanducer which reveals significant reflectors- These reports constitute the bulk'f the final report for many welds. Zt is unfortunate that Saurian XZ ~ze tires this data sinus intended maiely as a neuessaiy srep to he taken in a manual it is inspaotion protest share evaluatioa and further analysis is eot performed during the test Therefore, it will be found that study of the end-of-scan reports offers little information zelevant to evaluation of indications The code requires two kinds of pzintout The first of these is for shear wave analysis: MAX AMPLITUDE -50X DAC +50X DAC X OF T IDO XDAC DEP REL X RY/AZ DEP REL X RY/AZ DEP REL X RY/AZ DEP SDEP 4 19 81 3.7. 308 7 54.6 3.9 309.4 54 6 3.7 307.7 54.6 2.4 48.8 98 4.0 309.1 55 5 4.1 309 9 55 5 4.1 308 8 55 5 0 4 46.7 65 3.9 308.5 56 0 4 0 308.7 56.0 3 7 307 ' 56 0 3 7 48eo The above end-of-scan printout for an indication is for P, T, and W type channels The channel and indication numbers are in the 0 and IDP columns In the example above, indication 19 was observed on three successive scans as indicated by the three lines of data without additional channel or indication number values That is, when one indication is built from several scans, the channel and indication numbers are not relisted The information on each line corresponds to the data called for by Section XI of the code and illustrated in the sample table in section I-6330. In VESSEL mode, REL X and RY/AX are the X and Y distances, in inches, from the veld reference point. In NOZZLE F.R. 5/12/81 -18 IV. 97
REPORT 88 mode, REL X is the distance between the given point of the reflector and the weld line. RY/AZ is the azimuth offset from 0 degrees to the given point of the reflector. 0 degrees is horizontal and to the right of the nozzle, and angles increase in the clockwise direction. DEP is the depth of the given point in both VESSEL and NOZZLE mod es~ REL X, RY/AZ, and DEP are recorded where the X DAC was highest (MAX AMPLITUDE columns), when it first reached the test level (-50X DAC columns), and where,it last reached (fell below) the test level (+50X DAC columns). It will be noted that the end-of-scan printout differs from the sample table in section I-6330 in that it contains RY/AZ columns for all'hree recording positions rather than just. for the MAX AMPLITUDE position. This is necessary because the computer calculates and reports the REL X and RY/AZ positions of the actual indication which may change in both values. The table in section I-6330 records only the location of the transducer which does not change in the RY/AZ value from one set of columns to the next The the last two columns list the depth as a percent of thickness (DEP) and the distance from surface as a percent of thickness (SDEP) ~ The second type of end~f-scan print'out is for the B type channels. The code specifically requires that certain data be recorded for eve transducer osition for which the indication amplitude equals or exceeds the back echo amplitude: CHd BET BEA IT IA RELX RY/AZ DEP SCNR 9 0 0 283 15 503.9 62.2 3 3 1686 9 0 0 2S3 22 503.8 62.2 3 3 1698 9 593 13 284 18 503. 7 62.2 3.3 1707 For B type channels, the data required in section I-6420(a) is included in the end~f-scan printout Each pulse yielding data with a X DAC at least as high as the evaluation level or the back echo level lists the channel number, ba'ck echo time and amplitude (BET and BEA), and indication time and amplitude (IT and IA). If data is to be reported at. 1/2 B E. amplitude, the pulses need only be at least 1/2 the back echo amplitude. RELX and RY/AZ are as for the P, T, and V type printout. The depth in inches and the scanner position in encoder units follow F.R. 5/12/81 -19 IV. 98
REPORT 88 Data Brid es CONTINUE? Y or CONTE'? N In post processing, at the end of a run, a line will query "CONTINUE?". A "Y" answer means the current data will be combined with data "rom the next run, even if a calibration recheck lies between them. The indication number will not be reset. A iVI 11 answer means the UT inspection data, if any, will be printed out, . with its final combinations and evaluations. The bridge between runs is necessary when several runs were made to. complete a single inspection pass but the runs cannot be combined in a way so that the data simulates a continuous run. This is may be due to a recheck in the middle of the run, or combining runs from different days, which means different channel parameters will be used. It may also be due to running first in the posti>e direction, then the negative to cover both halves of a nozzle (ie. runs of 0 degrees to 180 degrees and 360 degrees to 181 degrees) ~ The result or the 'CONTINUE'? Y's that the computer will still combine any indication data obtained at overlap points (ie. at 0 degrees and 180 degrees). At every 'CONTINUE? N'here will be printed on full reports AVERAGE STEPSIZE ~ x.xx MAXIMUM STEPSIZE ~ y.yy Where x.xx and y.yy are in degrees for NOZZLE mode and in inches for VESSEL mode. These give the average and maximum steps for all the scans combined for this evaluation, except that any step before a scan numbered 1 is ignored In VESSEL mode, the step is calculated from the odometer readings on the scan lines and translated to inches using the tODOMETER UNITS/INCH LAMINAR/PLANAR Combinations LAMINAR INDICATIONS JOINING PLANAR INDICATIONS CH8 LAMINAR 0 PLANAR 0 DISPOSITION 1 2 3 1 2 5 LAMINAR indications may appear which are so close to PLANAR indications that, had they been PLANAR too, they would have combined These LAMINAR indications and the nearby PLANAR ones are listed by channel and indication number. A space is left for a qualified operator to f111 in an evaluation of the possible combination. F.R 5/12/81 -20
REPORT 88 Indication Combination Printout INDICATION COMBINATIONS CHP INDI T MINX MAZX MINY MAZY DMIN DMAX
.4 19 S N 325.34 327.44 608.74 610.16 3.62 4 io 4 104 L 331.01 331.22 653 72 653.72 4.09 4.09 105 L 332 06 332 0& 652 87 652.87 3 74 3 74 4 104 L 331.01 332 06 652.87 653.72 3 74 4.09 5 24 S Y 244.32 244 44 198 98 199 87 5.75 6 42
( 26 S Y 244.53 244 63 198.02 198.35 6.21 6 41 24 SMY 244.32 244.63 198.02 199 87 5.75 6.42 27 S N 245.22 245.53 198 ?4 199.95 5 '1 6.50 5 24 S N 244 32 245.53 198 02 199 '5 5 61 6 50.
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The indication combinations printout ntout has as one primary purpose for n e na report: to account for thee disa sappearance ea of indication numbers during ur ng tth e combination bi process The firsg line belov the header contains the data for an u Ii ri d Th fi It ~tt ion to be combi~~d with the pre~ous line. e contains data for the resultant combined indication. Ef there are more combinations
~~. for or the data, this next line vill eg s t a~~
~~In thee examples above,, indications a ons,,~~
~~'nd corn inations When a>1 comb indication 104 are complete, the the channel number instead of th e arrow symbol.~~
105 vere combined, with number (104) of the tvo. and 27 vere combined into ind n ication 2 p as line ne o e example In this last case the combinations resulted in a final na indicat n tio vith n alt typ cation had a further combination vith a SUBSURFACE NO-SUBSURFACE NON~AR indication). The system does not combine tvo indications, then search additional combinations. It potential combinations of ssinng lee ind fi 1 ks n ications a After all potential indicati ca ons are flagged, then the s stem e b io In th s vay, premature combinations do not lead t ea to ot e se unneeded combinations Indication ion combinations are given for the P, T, and W t e symbols)
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th typ e o f n di cation is listed in the T column.~ The catagories are PLANAR X (X) PLANAR AR Y (Y), NON-PLANAR (N), and F.R. 5/12/81 -21 Dl'. 100
REPORT $38 LAMINAR (L). PLANAR X aad Y are subdivided as MULTIPLE PLANAR X or Y (MX or "iY), PARALLEL PLANAR X or Y (PX or PY), and a third category ~here distinguishing MULTIPLE from PAMJ EL PLANAR X or Y is impossible by the computer (*X or *Y). PLANAR and NON-PLANAR are further refined by the prefixed classifications OUTER SURFACE (0), INNER SURFACE (I), and SUBSURFACE (S) ~ The minimum and auucimum X, Y, aad depth values are given in inches<< COPLANAR Combinations COPLANAR X COMBZNATZONS CHP IND. O'S MINX MAXX MZNY MAXY SUM A/TX AV. ALLOW/TX EVAL 4 7 . 8 118 34 118 74 554.99 556.39 3 61 . 3.63 13 7 13 118 74 119.23 554.99 555.32 3. 27 **** Overlapping PLANAR indicacioas are examined by the program to see if their combined depths are within the limits described in section IWB-3511.1(c) and figure IWB-3514.1 of the December, 1975 edition of the code. The process occurs after che indications have been combined but before the final evaluation'he algorithm used is described elsewhere. The PLANAR X combinations are checked, then PLANAR Y combinations. In each case, if aay combinations are found, the channel number is listed followed by the indication numbers Only 2 indication numbers are listed per line, so some indication numbers, like 13 above, may be listed without the ocher iaformation, on the following lines<< The X and Y boundaries of the overlapped area are given, follow'ed by'ts value and allowed value. Astecisks appear in the last collumn value. if the value is not less than the allowed Indication Evaluation Table FINAL EVALUATION TABLE CH INDI T MINX iQXX MINY MAXY DMZN DMAX VAL ALLOWED EVAL 4 19 S N 325 30 327.40 608 70 610 10 3.60 4.10 3 10 3 0 ~** 3 10 3.4 4 104 L 331o00 332 00 652 80 653.70 3.70 4.10 0.9 23.1 The final evaluation cable is similar to the combinations table, with the evaluation information added. Indications from all channels are listed; LAMINAR indications fall at the end. Indications are listed so chat chose near each other in X or Y F.R 5/12/81 -22
REPORT /38 location are near each other on the list. In the VAL column is the calculated inspection value for the indication (i.e. A/TZ for
'PLANAR and NON-PLANAR indications, AREA for LAMINAR) ~ The ALLOWED . column gives the allowed values, interpolated from the tables listed at the beginning of the report. '
X and Y pro)ections are evaluated separately for NON-PLANAR indications, with the X evaluation on the first line and the 7 on the second. The final column is left empty'f the indication is within the allowed limit Four asterisks are printed otherwise. The asterisks mean that the computer's evaluation of the data yields an indication whose size and location exceeds the allowable values; it does .not imnl that the indication is not allowable b the code. Indications with asterisks require further evaluation: either explanation of the data (such as operator knowledge that a bracket or beveled weld caused spurious data to be obtained by the computer) or re-investigation of the area in question using standard .manual UT. scanning techniques. The latter approach is required since Section XI of the code was designed for analysis of manually obtained data. The computer is much more diligent and precise in its data collection than is humanly possible and, thus, its evaluations will 'in general exceed those obtained by manual scanning. END OF PASS This is printed after all indication evaluations have been printed If there were no indications, END OF PASS is the only line printed. F ~ R. 5/12/81 -23 IV. 102
REPORT 88 Lon Printouts of Indications >INDICATION COKQtQS: PRINT INDICATION: BN &019 INDICATION REPORT: CUIEENT - BN %019 UT CHANNEL 4 INDI: 19 CLASSIFICATION: SUB-SURPACE NON PLANAR CHARACTER: (X) ELLIPTICAL (Y) ELLIPTICAL
~~. LOCATION: ~~~
MINX ~ 325 3 MAXX ~ 327 ~ 4 MZNY ~ 608 7 'AXY ~ 610.1 MZNDEP ~ 3.6 MAXDEP ~ 4.1 EVALUATION: AXIS A L A/L A/TX ALLW LOW HIGH (X) 0.24 2.15 0.11 3.10 3 0 (0.10,2.9) (0 15,3 2).
~*INDICATION REQUIRES FUIWKR EVALUATION~*
(Y) 0.24 1~ 41 0 17 3.10 3.4 (0.15,3.2) (0 20.3 ~ 6) NO FURTHER EVALUATION NECESSARY INDICATION REPORT: HISTORIC - BN &019 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Zf an indication requires further evaluation, the post processor operator may elect to print a long form version of the data contained in the Evaluation Table described above. This may be done by a command issued in the middle of the report which prints specific indications, or a command before the report which prints all indications requiring further evaluation. The printout covers one page and contains the same information as was in the evaluation table, with more details. The two sections, current and historic, contain identical information for the base 1'ine examination The UT channel and indication numbers are listed first, followed X'nd Y character: CIRCULAR, SEMICIRCULAR,ELLIPTICAL, by'he SEMI-ELLIPTICAL, or LAMINAR. The minimum and maximum X, Y, and depth values are listed. PLANAR and NON-PLANAR indications list values for A, L, A/L, A/TX, and the allowed value (ALLW). The A/L and A/TX values used for P.R. 5/12/81 -24 IV. 103
REPORT 88 interpolation are listed within parentheses Sn the LOW and HZCH
~~.columnsi These values are taken from the evaluation table at the beginning of the final rcport.~~
Lh".t&hR indication reports list the indication lengths in the X and Y directions (LX and LY), the true calculated area (RECT), the ad)usted area stipulated by the code (hREA), and the interpolated allowed area. No ad)ustment of the RECT as allowed by the Winter af L975 code has been made and so the value always equals the AREA.
"***INDICATIONREQUIRES FURTHER EVhLUATXON"e*" is printed indication exceeds the allowed limit in that pro)ection (X or Y)i 'f the hs discussed above, this Ss mereLy a sign that additional standard evaLuation is required and in no way implies unacceptability of the indication at this point. "VO FURTHER EVhLUATZON NECESSARY" Ss printed Sf the values ars in bounds .
During post processing, only indications having at least ane. pro)ection requiring further evaluation were selected for the long form evaluation printout. ZIZZ GENERAL ITEM CORKNT: XXXXXX OccasionaLly, connnents are written Sn the report, either by the operator in the Said, or during post editing, ta explain changes made. Comments made Sn the field start with "COHMENT:."; those. made during post edit ing usually begin with an asterisk or a dash few "0"s may appear Sn the printout, usually at the end or near comments These are figments of the post processing system and have co importance Occasionally, table headers appear in SnappraprLate places, e g. at the bottom of a page, with the table headless on the next pagai This is due to the fact that the post processor must rely oa the layout. of the data on the original tape and, in some instances, this causes table headers vhich fall at inopportune placesi. NOTE? ar eSOTK.'otes may be inserted during poet editing~ referencing a separate sheet of cxplana&ns. This may be used instead of an in-line comment which might be lengthy oz repetitious: several notes may reference the same explanation The nota ZD will. be followed by a 7 R 5/12/81 -25 IV. 104
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GENERAL ,. ELECTRIC INSTALLATION AND SERVICE ENGINEERING GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, MASCHELLMAC OFFICE COMPLEX, 1000 FIRST AVF D I VIS IO N KING OF PRUSSIA. PENNSYLVANIA19406 March 22, 1982 GP-KR-2-004 REC+f Q go MAR26 198P NUCLEAR REC. Sys. Mr. E. B. Poser Bechtel Power Corporation SUSQUEHANNA SES P. O. Box 3965 San Francisco, CA 94119 pp ypo450 RE: PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT CO. SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION f g 9Pl l > UNIT 81 CONTRACT NO. 8856-M-166
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- ~ Enclosed 18XA7400 is Summary Report 89 for use of liquid penetrant procedure in lieu of procedures ISE-QAI-331 and 18XA8402. Please advise us if you have any questions. Very truly yours, ga.- E. F. Reczek NDE Specialist IESE, Nuclear Plant Services EFR/kw cc: Distribution
GENERAL O ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION W. E. Mourer BECHTEL POWER CORPORATION (2 copies) Susquehanna Site Berwick, PA 18603 R. A. Beckley P.P.&L. - Q.A. (3 copies) Susquehanna Site Berwick, PA 18603 A. M. Male/M. Strenk P.P.&L. (2 copies) Two N. Ninth Street Allentown, PA 18101 H. L. Webb P.PE &L. (1 copy) Two N. Ninth Street Allentown, PA 18101 S. L. Denson P.P.&L. (1 copy) Susquehanna Site Berwick, PA 18603 H. T. Ayres G.E. I&SE (1 copy) 1000 Pirst Avenue King of Prussia, PA 19406 W. F. Miller G.E. - I&SE (1 copy) 3 Penn Center Plaza Phila., PA 19101 PILE King of Prussia Office (1 copy)
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KJMKQE REPORT AND JUSTIFICATION FOR THE USE OF LIQUID PENETRANT PROCEDURE 18XA74OO IN LIEU OF PROCEDURES ISE-QAI-331 AND 18XA8402 ON SUSQUEHANNA UNIT fl ~ LIQUID PENETRANT RE-EXAMINATION RESULTS OF RECIRCULATION INLET NOZZLE N2C, NOZZLE 10 SAFE END WELD ON UNIT fl ~ REFERENCE- PENNSYLVANIA POWER AND LIGHT CO ~ SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION UNIT fl CONTRACT NO. 8856-M-166 RPV PRE-SERVICE EXAMINATION GENERAL A ELECTRlC
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'SERVICE A55YTRKaot r ~55YWSKRE SUSQUEHANNA UNIT fl HIIAllAIIOHA 55RVIC5 IHOIHI(~ IHO OIVI5IOH Liquid penetrant (surface) examination of RPV Nozzle to Safe-End and Safe-End to Safe-End 'Extension Welds is required by ASME Section XI Table IWB 2600 and Contract 8856-M-166 as part of the Susquehanna Unit fl Pre-Service Examination. Liquid penetrant examinations were performed on these Welds in accordance with either GE-I&SE Procedure ISE-QAI 331 Revision 2 or GE-IS&E Procedure 18XA8402 Revision 1 to satisfy the code and contract requirements.
~~A liquid penetrant examination on the subject Welds was also required as part of the RPV Internals Installation Sub-Contract FSC-80. This~~
'examination was performed per sub-contract requirements after'the RPV Systems Hydrostatic Test. The examination was performed in GE-I&SE Procedure 18XA7400 Revision 1, the approved procedure for accordance'ith the internals installation. The post-hydro examination acceptance criteria was ASME Section III NB 5330 which is more stringent than the Section XI criteria. Indications exceeding the allowable limits of NB 5330 were detected and removed by 'grinding. This grinding voided the pre-service liquid penetrant examination on the portions of the Welds affected. Additionally one Safe-End wis removed and replaced by a Cap.
The liquid penetrant examination on this Weld was also performed using 18XA7400 Revision 1 after the systems hydro. The affected Welds are as follows: N1A RECIRCULATION OUTLET NOZZLE X) SAFE-END N3D MAIN STEAM OUTLET NOZZLE IO SAFE-END N4A FEEDWATER NOZZLE TO SAFE-END NSA CORE SPRAY NOZZLE K) SAFE-END EXTENSION RECIRCULATION INLET NOZZLE TO SAFE-END
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SKRVlcE WHERE IIIStAttAtlOHA tftVICt tIICIIItl~ INC 0(VI5ION The following rationale was used to allow the post-hydro LP examinations to serve in lieu of re-performing a pre-service LP examination on the portions of the velds that had repair grinding performed. 1 ~ The indications removed, by the post hydro repairs were detected during the pre-service examinations and dispositioned as acceptable per ASME Section XI requirements.
~~2. An additional hydrostatic test of the Velds was performed prior to the post hydro examinations.~~
3~ No technical di'fference exists between the three procedures. Cleaning, penetrant application, coverage, developer application, dwell times, temperatures and penetrant materials are equivalent. Only the acceptance criteria differs- A difference exists in the area to be evaluated. Section'II requires the Veld plus 1/2"; (
~ Section XI requires the Veld plus 142T'r 1" whichever is the lesser. All post hydro repairs fell'ithin the Weld plus 1/2" area, therefore the additional coverage required by Section XI has not been affected and the original Section XI examinations are still valid for these areas.
~~4. The records generated satisfy ASME Section XI requirements.~~
During the comparison of data and procedures described above, Nozzle to Safe-End Veld N2C was noted to have differing results, i.e., respectable to Section XI and acceptable to Section III on. the post hydro data. To resolv'e these differences a re-examination was performed on the Weld in question. The examination was performed using the Section XI liquid penetrant procedure 18XA8402 and witnessed by Messers. J. Linderg, P.P.&L Q.A.', W- Miller, G.E Co Q.A. Level III PT; and E- P. Reczek, G.E- Co- NDE Specialist; W Rogers, ANII, Pactory Mutual Engineering Assoc. Two rounded indications each less than 1/16" in size were detected. These results agree with the post-hydra results-GENERAL 45 ELECTR l C
AN~.oo WYW~ .cJST Jll*YIOMI 5ltVICt (HOINullNC DIVI5IOH Enclosed with this report are the following supporting documents: o Special Process Control Sheets (SPCS) detailing Post Hydro P.T. results o Supplier Deviation Disposition Request 'f107 o R.P.VS Nozzle Repair Traveler f17T-4 o Special Process Control Sheet f17S-4-1 detailing repair P.T. results o Special Process Control Sheet fRI-1, Post Hydro P.T. results of Nozzle N2C. o P.T. Report f8001-82 dated 2/25/82 E F. Reczek NDE Specialist General Electric Company I&SE Nuclear Plant Services CONCUR: V. F. Hiller, 'L4vel III P.T. NDE Specialist General Electric Company' IESE Engine erin'g GENERAL ELECTRIC
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AHYWHERE IN5TAtlAtlOHC SINYICI INOIHlf AMINO OIVI5IOII REPORT iflO VISUAL EXAMINATION OF STEAM DRYER, SHROUD HEAD AND MOISTURE SEPARATOR DURING FINAL INSTALLATION The final'nstallation of the Steam Dryer, Shroud Head and Moisture Separator was witnessed by E. F. Reczek, G.E; Co. I&SE Level III Visual Examiner on August 20 and 21, 1982. The purpose of the examination was to document the results of any accidental damage which might have occurred during the moves. This documentation would then serve as a base line from which future inservice inspection would be compared. No such damage was observed. However, prior to any lifts, a dent = was observed on one of the moisture separator tubes while the separator was still in the equipment pool. See the enclosed data sheet for a description and location of'he dent. E. F. Reczek Level III V.T. N.D.E. Specialist
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Pennsylvania Power & Light Company Susquehanna Steam Electric Station Unit 81 Contract No.'8856-M-166 RPV Pre-Service Examination ,0 GENERAL I ELECTRIC
SPECIFICATION NO, l60A7807 REVISION NO. DATE l 30 78 PAGE S OP VISUAL Kd!HZNATZON REPORT STEM% DRYER AND SHROUD AND SEPARATOR SHEET OF Customer/Station S QS 0 Ek PA) A // Sufi'g VT Procedures ~d>Q 0 examiner Level Category <-l Date g + + 4 I I (BZ Direct Visual Remote Visual Surface Preparation Methods/Tools used (if any) Zllumination Znstrument Used h5 l- 4- / 4h I /45 Direct Visual Aids Used nlun!~ Remote Visual Equipment Used g9/~CCRC(43'~ Steam Dryer (Figure l) .o 7 (S C 764 Shroud Head a Separator (Figure 2) ~>> I xK i- < /0/c I g ~ M ~to " t/~~ F
~~+'eets ~ Does Not Meet, the Re irements of ASME Section-XI.~~
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Page 1 ot 3 Date 1/12/82 ANTT%%.. ANTWt&IIC .
'%II ~ ll1IIOII~ lllNCI I~<M aO SWIOa SECTION V RECORDA8LE INDICATION LIST Project SUS UEHANNA UNIT Ijl 325 (M) 2 Category BA Procedure ISI ~ 9 ( ) Rev.
System Identification Data Calibration Indication Description Number Sheet No. Sheet No. 39 RPV AC (A) AC 40 . 1 S ot Indicatio IRCUMFERENTIAL S 27, 28 AD (A) 29 30 S ot V BA A BA 47 4 Indicatio s ONGITUDINAL 2046 S BA (M) 2050 2045 S o BC (A) BC 47, 49 16 Spot Indications BC (M) 2052 2045 2 Spot Indications BD (A) BD 44 1 S ot Indication BG (A) BG 37 11 Spot Indication BJ (A) BJ 36 2 S ot Indications V. 1 ss.i 27~0 GENERAL '. ELECTRIC
GENEPRL ELECTRIC POST PROCESSOR- YERSIGH 3 REV. 2. SUSQUEHRNNF't I MELD FIC EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = 50< DRC VELOCITY QF SOUND = 0. 1164 LRG TINE = DISTRHCE C.F. 1.000 FICQUSTIC LOCATION TGLERRNCE = 0.250
~~='. 0000 CYLINDRICFIL GEQNETRY. CIRCUNFEPEHCE =~~
~~SHELL COURSE .= 3 THRESHHLD ='61 " CRRMLER PUt SER LGCRTIGH X =~~
'8 . 0 00 Y REGION 3 SENSOR'LOBRL = ~ "2'- -'
~~X' 520'. 392~~
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~~380. 676 Y~~
~~~ ~ -~~
~~17 ~ ~ 499; P43 35&. r96~~
~~.3 11 .~~
501. 647 477. 516 8 150.949 462.156 5 15 81.555 373.116 16 103.545 3rr ~ 676 7 . 14 781.748 478.596
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219.743 48.270 717'. 340 478.836 485.376 466; 356 13- 12 . &11.356 479;976 1+. 1 0 364. 660 480. 816 TRBt E IMB-3510 FILLQMRBLE PLRHRR. IHDICRTIONS RSPECT SURFRCE SUBSURFRCE PRTIG INDICRTIOHS INDE CRTIQHS R/L " 'iT> i RiTrl
0. 00 1. 88 2a 32

0. 15'. 71'.
~~0.05~~
0. 10

0. 20 0.25 2;00

2. 18 2.
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2. 42 2;61

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3. 48 4. 13

0. 35 3. 48 4'3 5.. 24.

3. 48.
~~0.4C';-48~~
~~0. 40 0.50 "~~
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" "5.86. '.51 'TRBLE IMB-351 0. 2 RLLObJRBLE. LRNINRR INDICRTIQNS CQNPONEHT TI+ICKHESS L~IHRR RRER -"i~~FH IN'~ ' ~ '&f 'SQ IN' ":" -" "8 ~ .* " " '20- ~ . ". ~ . 10" 30.
12 40 EYRLURTION PFH?RNETEPS VESSEL NODE SCRHHER DINEHSIGNS= V,2
PRGE 0002 80 DEC 10 19-58-48 SUSQUEHRHHR I MELD RC QF PJ CFILIBPRTIGH LENGTH= 36- 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 VESSEL LENGTH= 30. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3000 QD. UNITS PER INCH= 100- 00 SCRNHER STEPSI:E = 0. 050 STEP TQLERRNCE = 0-020 MINSEP = O. 250 loni DRC = 100 EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = 50 . MELD PEFEREHCE.POINT- X= 558.48 Y= 400 50 THICKNESS = 6. 520 SHELL COURSE 3, CIPCUMFERENCE = 837.72 EVFILURTIGN RHGLES- LRMEHRR= 10. 0 NOHMLRHRR= 10 0 SURFRCE "TGLERRNCE DISTRHCE= 0'. 0000 PEPGRT B'.E. DRTR FIT FULL B.E. RNP NRXIMUM- B;E. iDRC FGR EVRt UNCTION = 5-- UT CHRNHEt DRTFI SCRHNER SEP. FRCTQR = 13. CH --- RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET. BEGIN STOP MH BE TSEP T5i4R-! 2 0.0 M 2 ~ 55" 0. 00 1200 2150 11 0-00 45.0 2 ~ 65 450 2150 28 4 T 2 ~ 25 0 00 5 60.0 T -1. 05 2. 65 150 2150 0 39 --.. on 6 -45.0 P -5. 45 n. 6o 850 1950 0 20 o. on 7 -60.0 P -5. 45 1. 75 850 1950- 0 20 ~. on.-
~~-" I}: " 0 10 . 0.0 B 2& 55 0 00 =~~
I& ~ 2150. 7 00'< BEGIN UT INSPECTION RHD CRRMLER MGTIOH SEQUENCE EVRLURTION LEVEL = 50'RC MELD RC-VELOCITY QF SOUND -= 0. 1164. LRG TINE = l. =000 DISTFIHCE C. F;. 0. 0000 RCOUSTIC LOCRTIGH TOt ERRHCE = 0.250 CYLINDPICRL GEQNETRY. CIRCUMFEREHCE = 837. r 2 SHELL COURSE - 3 THPESHQLD = 961 CPRMLER PULSEP. LQCRTION X = 0. 00 Y 0. 00 PEGIOH 3 SEHSQP. GLOBRL ."- Y 1 18 520. 392 380. 676 2 17 499.243 356.796 3 11 501. 647 47r,. 516
~~+ 8 150.949 462.156 5 - 15 81". 555 3r-3. 116 " 16 103 545 3r7.676 ~~~
~~r 14 .- 78I. r 478;596 8, " 9- 2.1.9; 743 478. 836~~
~~" "-9 "- ""- " 7:"- .-48 270 =~~
~~485'76 10" i " " ." 13~ 71'7.340 ~ 466.356. 13 12 611. 356 479. 976~~
~~'14- I 0. 364. 660 480. 816 EVRLURTION PRPRMETERS.~~
VESSEL MODE SCFINNEP. DIMEHSIQHS-CRLIBPRTIGN LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 r VESSEL LENGTH= 0. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3000 I QD. UHITS PER'NCH= 100. 00 SCRNHER STEPSI:E = 0.050 STEP TOLERRHCE = 0.020 MINSEP = 0.250 !
~~' ~ Y 3~~
PRI E 0003 80 DEC 11 11-40 47 SUSQUEHRNHR- I MELD RC Og 1008 DRC = 100 EYRLURTIQH LEVEL = 50 MELD REFEPEHCE PQIHT- X= 558.48 Y= 400.50 THICKNESS = 6.520 SHELL CQURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE = 837.72 EYFlLURTIQN RNGLES- LRMINRR= 10. 0 NON-PLRHFtR= 10. 0 SUPFFtCE TGLERRHCE DISTRHCE= 0. 0000 REPORT B.E. DRTR F}T FtJt L, B.E. RMP MRÃIMUM B. E. /DFIC FGP. EYRIE URTIGN = CHRNNEL DRTF}: SCRNHER SEP. FRCTQR = 5'T 13 I CH =-'NGLE >'FFSEF "V OFFSET BEGIN.- - STOP -MN BE- -. TSEP" T5i4FH 2 0.0M 55 &. 00 1200 2150" - 0
~~'2.~~
~~11'- 0. 00:< 4 - 45;0 T.~~
~ -2.-25 ~" 2.65 450 "- 2150. -- - = -0 00->>
5" 60.0 T 05 2. 65 150 2150- 0'l. 0 39 =r. 00: 6 -45.0 P -5. 45 0. 60 850 1950- 0 ~ 20 0. 00 T>>-60. 0 P M; 45 1. 75 850 1950- - 0 20 -6.. 00'. 10 0.0 B 2 ~ 55 0 00 10- 2150 ~ 7 00. CH - BET BER IT IR RELY RYrR=- DEP SCNR 10 586 30 100 32 169.36 3 ~ 68 1.16 1469 10 586 11 34 169.36 3. 75 1. 09- 1462 10 586 7 ~ 99 36. 169.3& 3 ~ 82 1.15 1455-10 58& 8 99- ~ 41. 169.36 3. 89 1..15 "1448 10 586 11 44 . 41 1&9;36 3. 96 1 o 15 1441. 10 586 cp4 39 169.36 4. 04 1. 09 1433 10 602 7 103 32 169.36 4. 11 '.20 1426 EHD OF PRSS VELOCITY QF SOUND = 0.1164-LFtG TIME = 1. 000 DISTRNCE C. F. = 0. 0000 FtCGUSTIC LQCRTIQN TOLEPRNCE = 0.250 CYLIHDRICRL GEGMETRYr CIPCUMFEPEHCE = 837.72 ~ SHELL CQUPSE - 2 THPESHQLD ='0000 CPRMLER P}JLSEP. LQCRTIGH X = 0. 00 Y 0. 00 PEGION 3 SENSOR GLQBRL- X Y 18 520 392 380. 676 2 3' 4-
~
17
~~-l l - " '- 1:50.94.~~
~~499. 243 501.647 5&. 796 477.516 462 15~~
~~~ 5' -- 15 - 81..555 373.116 -"6" - -'- '-16-. "1.03" 545- 377 &76 ~~~
~~7' ~ -- - "14' 781..748'78.596~~
~
~~8 ~ .219;743- - 478.836~~
48. 270 485. 376

10. 13 717. 340 466. 356 13 12 61 1. 356 479~ 976 1+ 1 0 364. 660 48 0. 816 EVFILURTIQN PRRRMETERS:
VESSEL MODE'CRNHER DIMENSIONS-CRLIBRRTIQH. LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 YESSEL LENGTH= 30. 00 FULL SCRk E.= 3000 V. 4
PRGE 0004 80 DEC 1'2 10:24:39 SUSQUEHANNA I MELD RC OF pg
- QD. IJNITS PEP. INCH= 100. 00 SCRNNEP. STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TQLERRNCE = 0. 020 MINSEP = 0.250 100~ DRC = 100 . EVALUATION LEVEL = 50 MELD PEFERENCE POINT- X= 558.48 Y= 400.50 THICKNESS = 6. 520 SHELL COUPSE 2 CIRCUMFERENCE ='37. 72 EVAN URTIGN ANGLES LAMINAR= 10. 0- NQNMLRNRR= %0; 0:
SIJRFFICE TOLERANCE DISTRNCE= 0'000 PEPGRT B.E. DRTR RT FUt L B'-. RMP MAXIMUM B.E. ~DRC FOR EVRLURTIGN = 5 UT CHRNNEL DRTR- SCRNNER SEP.. FRCTGR = 13 CH:= RNGLE X Y OFFSET BEGIN, STOP MN'E- TSEP T5r4R 2 0.0 45.0 M T OFFSET'2.
~~-2. 25 55 0. 00~~
2. 65 1200 450 2150 2150 0 ll 0. 00 28 0. 00 5 60.0 T -1. 05 2.65 ,150 2150 0 -7. 00 M5.0 P 5Q 45 0.60 850 1950. 0 20 0 00 7 -60. 0 P -5. 45 1.75 850 1950 , 20 -6. 00 10 0.0 B -2; 55 0.00 10 -- 2150 ~

0. 00" BEGIN IJT INSPFCTIQN RND CRRMLER MOTION SEQUENCE EVRLURTION LE<)EL =
~ 50~ DRC MELD FIC MRX RMPLITUDE -50'. DRC " +50% DRC r.OFT ID= ~DRC DEP REL' RYrRZ DEP PEL X RY~RZ DEP PEL X RYDER DEP SDEP i 4 ' 51 0.8 183. 9 -0.4 0 ' 183.9 -0.4. 0 8 183.9 -0.4- 0.0 12.0 i FINFIL EVALUATION TABLE CH TYPE IND - T MINX MRXX MINY MRXY DMIN DMRX VRLUE RLLQM EVRL 4 45T' S Y 742.35 742.35'00.11 400.11 0. 77 0. 77 0. 01 6 51 END OF PRSS V. 5
LD iQ OUI DS SUSQUEHANNA I LjELD AG 1 1 NGi ~ .051 XNe 742 ' XIIX~ 742+3 YNI~ tee'.s YIIX0 see.i 2IItl~ 1.8 ZIIX~ 0+B
SUSQUEHAHHA I IJEt.D AC NAG>> P.PSP XNN>> 748.3 XNX>> 718.3 VNN>> 41P.f YNX>> 481.1 2NN>> PoS ZNX>> 1.8
GENERRL ELECTRIC POST PPQCESSGR- VEPSIGN 3 REV' I SUSQUEHRNNR I WELD RD EVRLURTIQH LEVEL = 50'. DRC VELOCITY QF SOUND = 0 1164 LRG TIME = i. 000 DISTRNCE C. F. = 0. 0000 RCOUSTIC LQCRTION TGLERRNCE ='.250 CYLI HDR I CRL GEOMETRY r CIRCUMFERENCE 837. 72-SHELL COURSE = 3 THRESHOLD. = 961 CRFNLER PULSER LQCRTIGN 0.00 Y = 0. 00" PENSION 1 SENSOR. B QBRL.- x Y 30 269; 874 631. 000 2- - 29 151'. 79.1 632 544 3 28 689. 282 633. 792 570. 957 632. 916 7'5 27 5 26 76. 364 604. 092 6" 31 '823.164 604.642 495.783 604.548
-8 24. 194. 389- 522. 996 -9 " 23- 103. 545 528. 756 10 22 785. 653 514.. 296 13 21 645. 783 520. 596
14. 20 524. 598 522. 936 15 19 333.358 521. 016 TRBLE IbJB-3510 RLLGWRBLE PLRNRP. 'HD ICRTIQHS RSPECT SURFRCE SUBSUPFRCE PRTIO IHD I CRT IONS IHD ICRTIONS RiL RiTt> RiTti

0. 00 l. 88 2e 32

0. 05 2. 00 2 42

0. 10,

0. 15

2. 18

2. 42

2. 61

2. 91

0. 20 2. 71 3'5

0. 25 3. 08 3. 68

0. 30 3. 48 4;13

0. 35 3. 48 4. 63 0.40

0. 45

0. 50
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~~TRBt E 3 48 3.48 3 48 '-51 IWB-3510. 2~~
5. 24

5. 86
~~'LLQWRBt E LRMINF% IHDICRTIGNS COMPONENT THICKNESS LRMINRR RRER T~- IN. R~ SQ IH.~~
0 10 10 8 20 10 . 30 12 40 EVRLURTIQN PRPRMETERS-VESSEL MODE V. 8
PRGE 0002 80 NGV 24 10-26: 06 SUSQUEHRNNR I MELD RD OF -p4DICKENS SCRNNEP. IONS: CRLIBPRTIGN LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600
~~~)ES EL LENGTH= 30. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3000~~
QD. }JNITS PER INCH= 100. 00 SCRNNEI? STEPSIZE = 0 ~ 050 STEP TOLERANCE = 0 ~ 020 VINSEP = 0.250 100/. DRC = 100 EVRLURTIQN LEVEL ='0 MELD REFE!?ENCE POINT- X= 801 ~ 80 Y= 53( 50 THICKNESS = 6.520 SHELL CQUI?SE 3 CIRCUP1FEPENCE =--837 72 EVRLURTION FINGLES ~ LANI NRI?= 1 0 ~ 0. NQN-PLRNR}? 1 Oe'0 SUPFRCE TQLE!?ANCE DISTRNCE= 0 0000 REPORT B.E. DRTR RT FULL B.E RNP MAXIM}JR i}.E. rDRC FOP EVALUATION = 5 UT CHRNNEL DRTR= SCRNNEI? SEP. FACTOR = 13 CH:.- RNGLE OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP NN BE TSEP T5/4A'.
0.0 M -2.55 0. 00. 1200 2150- ' 11 00 4 45.0 T -2.25 2. 65 450 2150 0 28 0. 00 5 60.0 T -1. 05 2e 65 150 2150 0 39 -7. 00 6 -45.0 P -5. 45 0. 60 850 1950 0 20 0. 00 7 -60.0 P - -5.45 ~ -.
~~1. 75 . 850 1'950. 0 20 -6. 00 10 0.0 B .-2 55 ." 0.00 30- - ~~~
2150 7 11 . 0~ 00 BEGIN IJT INSPECTION RND CI?RMLEI? NOTION SEQUENCE EVALUATION LEVEL = 50'. DRC MELD RD NRX AMPLITUDE ~ . -50'. DRC " - *- +50~ DRC eOFT ID=. ~DRC DEP REL X PYr'RZ DEP REL X I?Y>RZ DEP REL X RYiRZ DEP SDEP 4 . 1 73 5.2 78.3 -2. 0 5.2 (8.3 M. 0 5.2. 78.3 -2. 0 0. 0 20-. 0 ~ +NOTE: RD-3 (PAGE 10 80 NQV 25 09-35:35) VELOCITY GF SOUND = 0.1164 LRG TINE = l. =000 DISTANCE C. F. 0. 0000 RCOUSTI C LQCRT ION TQLEI?ANCE = O. 250 CYLINDPICAL GEOHETPY>> CIRCUNFEI?ENCE ='37.72 SHELL COURSE "- 3 THPESHQLD = 952 CPRMLEP. PULSEP; LQCRTIQN X = 0 00 Y = Ow OO'.EGION SENSOR' GLOBAL >> - X = . - "Y 30 269;874 631,. 000 29- ~ 151'. 791'32 544 3 28 689; 282 633- 792 4- 27 ~ 570.95( 632: 916 5 26 r 6.36+ 60+ 092 e 31 8&3.i64 604.642 25 495. 783 604. 548 8 24 1'94. 389 522. 9'96 23 1 03. 545 528. 756 22 785.653 514.296
~~]0 21 645.783 520.596 14 20 524.598 522.936 15 19- 333. 358 521. 016 EVALUATION PRPRNETE!?S%'.~~
9
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~~PRr>E 0003 80 NO~/ 25 10:45:03 SUSQUEHRNNR I MELD RD OF Og VESSEL MODE. SCRNt'tEP. I D MENS I GNS:~~
- CRLIBPRTIQN LENGTH= 6. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 VESSEL LENCTH= 30. 00 FULL SCRLE='000 OD. UNITS PER INCH= 100. 00 SCRNNER STEPSI:E = 0. 050 STEP TOLERRNCE = 0. 020 MINSEP,='. 250 100> DRC = 100 EVRLURTIOH LEVEL = 50 MELD PEFEPENCE POINT- X= 801-80 Y= 537.50 THICKNESS = 6.520 SHELL COURSE" 3 CIRCUMFERENCE ~ 837 72 EVRLURTIG5 RNGLES LRMINRR= 10- NQH-PLRNRR~".10. 0-SURFRCE TGLERRNCE. DISTRHCE= 0 0000 PEPQRT B.E. DRTR RT FULL B E. RMP-MRXIMUM B.E. rDRC FGR EVRLURTION = 5 UT CHRHNEE-. DRTR- SCRNHER SEP. FRCTGR = 13" CR ---'NGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP T5i4R.
~~4-5 45. 60. 0 T 0 T~~
~~-2.25 -1. 05~~
2. 65

2. 65 450 150 2150 2150 MN 0
~~0 28'. TSEP 00 39 -7. 00~~
-45. 0 P -5. 45 0. 60 850 1950 0 20 0. 00 .M0. -5.45 -6. 00 7
~~10- " 0 0 B 0 P~~
~~-2.55 0. 00'0" 1.75 850 2-150'"-'E 1950 0 20 11'. 00'INRL EVRLURTIGN TRBLE CH TYPE 4 45T IND..~~
~~1 S Y T MINX MRXX MINY 42.40" 42.40 535.46 535.46 MRXY DMIH 5 ~ 21 DMRX VRLUE~~
5. 22 0. 01 RLLGM

6. 51 pq>
~
END GF PRSS VELOCITY OF SOUND = 0.1164 LRC~ TIME = 1. 000 DI STRHCE C. F. = 0. 0000 RCGUSTIC LOCRTIGN TGLERRHCE = 0.250 CYLINDRICRt GEOMETRY. CIRCUMFERENCE = 837. 72 SHELL COURSE "- 3 THPESHGLD = 961 CPRMLER PULSEP. LOCRTIQN X = 0. 00 Y 0. 00 PELION 1 SENSOR 6LQBRL -- X - " Y 1 . 30 '69'874
'i' 29 .151 ~ 791 632.544 631 ~ 000 = 3-" "-:"- "28 689'282 633. 792 ?7 570.957 632. 916 --5 " -*'-.-"".26 ." 76;364 ". 604; 092 '31. ~
~~6 -~~
~~"823 164 " 60+ 642 25 495 783'04; 548 8 - . ?4 194.389 522.996 23 03. 545 528. 756.~~
1 0 . 22'85. 653" 1 514. 2<6 13 21 645. 783 520. 5 J6 14 20 524.598 522.936 15 19 333. 358 521. 016 EVRLURTION P RRRMET EPS: VESSEL MODE SCRNNER DIMENSIONS:
PRGE 0004 80 DEC 0~ 09-14-45 SlJSQUEHRNNR I MELD RD OF Pg CRLIBPRTIOH LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600
JESSEL LENGTH= 30. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3000 - OD UNITS PEP. INCH= 100. 00 SCRNNER STEPS IZE = 0. 050 STEP TQLEPRHCE,= 0 ~ 020 MINSEP ='.250 DRC = 100 - EVRLURTIQH LEVEL = 50 '0 '00r.
MELD PEFEPEHCE POIHT ~ X= 801'80- Y= 537 THICKNESS- =. 6.520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE =. 837'2 EVRLURTIOH- RHGLES- LRMIHRR= 10 0 NQNMLRNRR=- 10 0 SURFRCE TQLERRNCE DISTRNCE= 0 0000 PEPORT B.E. DRTR" RT FULL B.E. RMP. MRXIMUM: B.E. iDRC FOP: EVRt URTIOH = CHRNHEL DRTR SCRHNER SEP. FRCTOR = 5'JT 13-CH:- RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN 'BE TSEP T5r4R
~~45. 0 P -5.45 1 ~05 850 1950 0 20 0. 00 7 60.0 P -5.45 2.,15 850 1950 0 20 -6. 00 ~~~
10 0. 0 B -2'.55 0. 00 800 2000 11 0. 00 BEGIN UT IHSPECTION RHD CRRblt ER. MOTION SEQUENCE. EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = 50'RC-MELD RD-- END OF PRSS
SUSQUFHANHA I lJELD AD UELD 4K NAA UELD DG BELD 4H
~~~8 eB NAG~ 8.848 XNN 42,1 XNX~ A2.4 YNN0 535.4 YNXi 535.1 2NN~ 5.2 NXi 5.2~~
SUSQUEHANNA I lJELD AD +-e 98 wc- o.e<o XNN AB.W XQi 42.4 YNH 535.4 YNX~ 535.4 2NN~ 5.2 ZliX~ '5.2
SUSQUEHANNA I MELD AD i ~1 llAO
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~~0.1BO XW 48.4 XN'A~ AB.R YON>> 535.4 535+4 'MXi Zl1H~ 5i8 ZtiX~ 5+8~~
~~>> I ~ 0 +P ~ t~ ~ rrV ~ i ~ - w.~~
GEHERRL ELECTRIC POST PROCESSOR- VERSIGH 3 REV. SUSQUEHRNHR I MELD BC EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = 50'RC TRBLE IMB-3510 RLLOMRBLE PLRHRR INDICRTIONS RSPECT SURFRCE SUBSURFRCE PRTIG RrL
0. 00 INDICRTIONS R/Tsi

1. 88 INDICRTIQNS RiTs 2 32.
~~i 0.05 2 00 2 42. 0 10 2'1& 2. 61 O. 15 2: 42 .2. 91 0;20 2.7.r 3a 25~~
0. 25 3 08 3~68 0 30 3.48 4.13

0. 35 3. 48 4 63

0. 40 3.48 5. 24

0. 45 3.48 5.86

0. 50 3. 48 6. 51 TRBLE'IJB-3510 2 RLLOWRBLF LRMIHRR IHDICRTIOHS COMPONENT THICKNESS LRMINRR RRE&
T~ IH R~ SQ IN. 0 10 6 10 8 20 10 30 12 40 EVRLURTIGH PRRRMETERS: VESSEL MODE SCRNNER DIMEHSIQNS-CRLIBRRTIQH LENGTH= 36 00 FULL SCRt E= 3600 VESSEL LENGTH= 30. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3000 QD. UNITS PEP. IHCH= 100. 00 SCRHNER STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TOLERRHCE = 0. 020 MIHSEP = 0.250 100: DRC = 100 EVRLURTIGN LEVEL = 50 MELD,REFERENCE POINT- X= 458. 96 Y= 126. 50 THICKHESS = 6.520 HELL COURSE 1. CIRCUMFERENCE = 836 58 EVRLURTIOH RNGLES- LRMIHRR= 10. 0 NG~LRNRR= 1 0. 0 URFRCE TGLERf}HCE DISTRNCE= 0. 0000 PEPGRT B.E DRTR'T FULL B E RMP MRXIMUM B.E RDRC FGR EVRk URTIGN 5 UT'HRHNEL DRTR- SCRNHER SEE. FRCTGR = 13 CH- RNGLE OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP BE TSEP T5r4R-2 0 0 M -2. 55 0. 00 1200 2150 0 11 0. 00 4 45;0 T -2 25 2. 65 450 2150 0 28 0. Oni-5 60.0 T
~ -1. 05 2. 65 150 2150 0 >> 4o -7. 001 -45. 0 P -5. 45 0. 60 850 1950 0 20 0. 00 f .60. 0 P -5. 45 1. 75 850 2iSO'H 1950 0 20 -6 ~ 00 10 0.0 B -2. 55 0. 00 10 11 0. 00>>
V. 39
PRGE 0002 80 DEC 17'9 19 SUSQUEHRNN& I b)ELD BC OF pe BEGIN UT INSPECTION RND CRR4ILER, MOTION SEQUENCE EVRLURTION LEVEl = 50<. DRC MELD BC CH-: BET BER IT IR RELX RYiRZ DEP SCNR 10 593 16 364 18 -2. 01 80 59 4. 24 1932 10 602 10 457 f7 06 81. 44 ~ 5 ~ 32 1937 10 600 8 453 15 99 81.45 se 27 1930 10 584 14 448 15 39 81. 85 5. 21 1970 MRX RMPl ITUDE %0/ +5 or. DRC aF T. ID= DRC'EP iDFIC DEP REL X RY>RZ REL X RY/RZ DEP REL X RY>RZ DEP . SDEP 2 1 57 5 1 -2~ 0 81 4 5.2 -2,. 0 81.4 5. 1 -2. 1 81.4 l. 0 20.9. 52 5.,1 -2. 2 81..9 5. f -2 1 81.9 5. 0 -2.3 Sf.8 0. 5 22.4 ~ CH-- BET BER IT IR RELX RYrRZ DEP SCNR 10 580 7 4f3 f7 -1.56 84. 05 4. 81 1887 10 580 8 414 16 -1.58 84. 05 4. 82. 1889 10 581 7 414 18 -1. 71 84. 03 4. 82 1902
~~-1. 78 4.8f '010 581 SSO 7~~
~~7 413 409 23~~
~~-1.. 84~~
84. 02

84. 02 4. 76 1909 1915 1 0 591 408 29 -1. 90 S4. Of 4. 75 1'921 10 586 10 402 28 96. 84- 00 4. 68. 1928 10 5S6 11 411 24 -2. 03 83 99 1935 1 0 582 14- 412 21 -2. 11 83.98 4. 80 1943 in S82 12 41S 17 -2 18 83.97 4. 83 1950 MRX RMPLITUDE -50'. DRC +50'. DRC OF T ID--- /DRC DEP PE} X RYiRZ DEP REL X RYrRZ DEP'EL X RYrRZ DEP SDEP 2 2 79 4.7 -1.9 84. 0 4.7 -i. 8 84. 0 4.7 -2. 1 84. 0 0. 0 27.6 3 7i 4.4 -1. 1 91. 1, 4-.4 -1. 0 91. 2 4 4 -1.4 91.1 1.0 31. 9 PHaa BET BER IT IR PELX RY/RZ DEP SCNR 10 575 17 186 2.0 -0. 5f 105. 53 2.19 1781 10 579 1 0 186 20 -0. 58 1.05. 53 2. 19 1 r88 10 579 7 187 16 -0 65 105.53 2.. 20 9S MRX RMPl ITUDE -50'. DRC +50~ DRC OF T IDDRC DEP RE( X RYrRZ DEP RE} X RY/RZ DEP REL X PYrRZ DEP SDEP 4 51 2. 1 -0.5 105.5 2..1 -0.5 105.5 2 0 5 105.5 30. 2 2 5 51 5.0 -0.7 106 2 5.0 -0 7 1062 5. 0 -0 7 106.2 0. 0 23. 8 CH=-
10 BET 573 15'52IT BE& IR'Et 15 1'7 X RY/RZ 1.06 67 DEP 2 95 SCNR 1896 10 574 15 252. 15'1.72. 1.06 67 2 95 ~ 1901 MRX RMPLITUDE -50% DRC DRC OF T 2 ID-- iDRC DEP REL i 84 1 ~ 7 X RYiRZ
~~-O.i 106.7 DEP REL X RYiRZ 1.7 -0.5 106.7'50'. DEP- REL f.7 -0.9 X PYrRZ 106.7 DEP 0.5 SDEP~~
25. 4 CH:-" BET BER IT IR RELX P.YiRZ DEP SCNR 10 582 12 310 18 -1. 34 108.iS 3 ~ 62 1863 581 12 313 18 -1. 39 108.68 3. 55 1868 '
~~1 1 10 0 0 585 586 12 10 309 309 2f -1. 46~~
~~-f.ss 108 '7 108.6r~~
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<<PAGE 0003 80 DEC lc 10'- 02-50 SUSQUEHAMNR. I MELD BC, OF ps CH-: BET BEA IT IA RELX P.YiAZ DEP SCt'<R 10 586 7 noc: 53 -1.68 108.67 3.56 1897 10 586 9 305 61 -1.73 1'OS. 67 3. 56 2902 10 582 13 305 63 -1. 30 108. 67 3;56 1'909 1D 582 27 Q9 59 -1. 87 108.67 3. 61 1916 20 531 33 309 5n -1. 95 108.66 3. 61 1924 ln 581 36 310 39 -2. 02 103. 66 3e 62 1932 MRX RMPLITUDE ID---::DAC DEP PEL X RYiAZ
-50'. DAC DEP REL X RYrRZ ~50~ DRC DEP REL X RYiRZ DEP r OFT SDEP r 128 3.5 -2.8 108.7 3.5 -2 5 108 7 3.6 108. r 1 ~ 0 44.9 CH'= .. BET. BER,IT IR RELX RY/RZ DEP SCAR 10 585 36 250 "37 -3 32 2D9.98 2.92 2060 10 588 24 250 29 -3 21. 109 99 ? 92 2050 10 588 22 ?51 23 -3 06 109 99 2. 94- 2 035 MRX AMPLITUDE -50<. DAC +50/ DRC OF T
ID=- r.DAC DEP REL X RYiRZ DEP REL X RY>RZ DEP REt X RYiRZ DEP SDEP 8 110. 0 2.7 -3.9 110. 0 2~7 -4.2 110. 0 O. 0 41.7
~~<RZ'13.91~~
~~2. 8& 2148 10,591 10 473 18 5'. 50 ? 148.~~
10 594 3 243 88 -4. 07 113.91 2. 34 2141 10 594 8 473 22 -4. 07 123.91 5. 50 2141 10 600 7 244 93 M. 00 113 91 2 86. 2134. lo 6on ? 464 23 ~. 00 123.91 5'0 P134 10 605 7 244 +3 3 92 113.91 2.86 2126 10 605 7 469 -3. 92 213 91 5. 46 P126 10 601 ? 244- 94 -3. 85 113 91 2. 86 2119 1Q 601 7 470 24 35 213.91 5'. 47 22ia 10 606 7 244 104 -3. 77 113 91 2. 86 2111 10 606 7 4r0 26 8% 77 123.91 5. 47 2.111 10 681 7 243 110 -3. 69 223.91 P. 84 21 03 10 681 7 469 26 -3. 69 113 91 5. 46 21 03 20 632 7 244. 106 -3 62 113.91. 2a86 20~6 10 682 7 474 22 3 62
~ 123.91 5. 52 2096 1Q 592 7 243 92 -3 54- 113 91 2 SW 2088 2 0 592 7 469 17 -3. 54 213 9I 5 46. 2OSS I 589. 7 244 62 -3 47 123.91 2 86 2031 <<
1 0 ( 10, 583 8 244- 38 -3. 40 113. '91 2 86 2074 10 588 248. 2I. -3 34- I.I3,. 92. 2. 90 2068 MAX AMPLITUDE. -50<. DAC +5nr. DAC OF T ID=- RDAC DEP REL. X RYrRZ DEP- REL X RYrRZ DEP REL X RYiRZ DEP SDEP' 2 1P 82 5.3 -3.8 113.9 5.3. -3.5'2.3.9 5.3 ~. 1 1,13..9 0. 0 18.5-CH:- BET BEA IT IA RELX 'YiRZ DEP SCAR 10 5r 9. 23 164 -1. 08 114.34 1. 93 1842 1'0 5(9 25 164 26 -1.15 114.34 +3 134'9 1O 5 34 P48 -3.87 114.34 90 2121 1 0 57'9 29 243 -3. 93 114. 34 2.90 21?7 1 0 .583 28 248 58 -4. 01 2.14. 34. 2 90 P135
PRGE 0004 80 DEC 17 10-16-53 SUSQUEHRNNR I lJELD BC QF Og CH.. BET BER. IT IR PELX RYrRZ DEP. SCUD e 10 584 28 248 61 -4. 08 114.34 2. 90 2142, 10 580 30 248 63 -4. 16 114. 34. 2. 90 2150 MRX RMPLITUDE -50r DF}C +50r'RC rQFT ID:: rDRC DEP PEL X RYrRZ DEP REL X RYrRZ DEP PEL X PYrRZ DEP SDEP 2 13 68 1.8 -1.1 114 3 1 8 -1. 0 114.3 1.9 -1 2 114 3
~ 1.4 P7. 3 2 14 .58 5.6 -4.1 114.3 5. 6 ~. 1 114.3 5. 6 -4. 1 114. 3 0. 0 14.P CH'- BET BER IT IR P.EL'X RYrRZ DEP SCAR 10 594. 15 250 118 ~-1+ 114. 79 P. 92 2148-10 594 1S '9( 25 ~. 14- 114.79 5. 78 2148 10 591. 16 259- 113 ~. -4. 08 08 114.74 3. 03 S.78 2142 10 591 ie 22 114 79 2142, 10 591 18 259 106 ~. 00 114 79. 3Q 0& 2134-10 591 18 492 20 ~. -3.
~~00 114 79 5-72~~
3. 03 2.134 10 590 20 259 98 92 1 14. 7'9. 2126 10 590 aa 259 87 -3. 85 114.79 3. 03 2119 10 26 259 70 -3 78 114.79 3. 03 2112 10 59n 30 259 57 -3. 70 114. 79 3 03 2104 10 589 32 259 42 -3. 63 114. 79 3. 03. 2 097 10 5I 3 31 .263 31 -3.,56 1'1,4. 79 3. 08 2090 t'}RX RMPLITUDE -50r. DRC +50r. DRC QF T ID=- rDRC DEP REL X PYrRZ DEP REL X P.Yr RZ DER P.EL X P.YrRZ DEP SDEP 2 15 159 a 8 -4 o 113-5 ?e7 -3 8 113. 5 L ~ 8 ~.2 113.5 0.5 41. 7
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~~211 2. 6 -3. 7 1 13 '9~~
~~~ 2.7 -8.3 1 13 ~ 2~ 6 113; '9 1.0 140 ?. 8 -4. 1 114 3 2.9 -3.7 3 9'14.~~
2.8 -4. 1 114.3 2. 4. 42. 2 214 2.8 ~. 1 114-.8 2~8 3&5 li4 8 2~8 -4. 1 i14. 8 0.5 43 1 CH- BET BER IT IR RELX RYrRZ DEP SCAR 10 586 36 261 38 3 ~ 87 117'0 3. 05 2121.. 10 582 33 267 39 3 ~3 117 20 3. 12 2127 10 583 28 26> 34 -4. 01 117.20 3. 12 2135 10 583 23 270 26 %.10 117 2.0 3. 16 2144. ln 586 20 261 21 -4. 19 117. 20 3. OS 2153 10 601 8 271 41 -4. 15 117. 68 3. 17 214'9 10 592 272 42 09 117.68 3. 18 ? 143 lO 591 27'2 38 -4. 01 11( ~ 68 3.,18 2135 10 591 13 267 33 3 117 68 3. 12 2128 10 591 1( 276 28 -3. 86 117.68 3.23 2120 10 596 15 278 17 -2 98 11.(.69. 3.25 2032 10 593 16 279 19- % 91 117 69 26 2025 MRX RMPLITUDE -50r. DRC +50r. DRC r. QFT ID=- rDRC DEP PEL X RYrR DEP REL X PYrRZ DEP REL X RYrRZ DEP SDEP 16 84 3.1 -3.9 117.P 3 1 -3.? 117.2 3. 1 -4. 1 117.2 0 5 47.0 96 3. 0 -4. 1 117.7 3 0 -3.8 117.7 3. 0 -4. i. 1 1.7.,7 0.0 46.0 CH-': BET BER IT IR P.ELX RYrRZ DEP SCMP 10 575 17 183 17 -o. 61 122 29 2 15 1795 10 575 15 18? 20 -O. 68 122.P9 2. 14 1802 10 575 11 178 28 -0. 75 122.29 a. 09 1809 10 575 lo 178 -0. 81 122.29 a. o9 1815 10 576 10 179 -0. 89 122.29 2..10 1823 1O 5(5 14 181. 15 -l. 03 122 29 2 13 1837 V. 42
P ~ ~ ~ PAGE'005 80 DEC 17 10-22-44 SUSQUEHANNA- I WELI1 BC EIF P g MRX AMPt ITUDE -50'. DRC +50'RC r. QF RYiRZ DEP REL X RYrR2 T'EP
~5 ee ID:- /DFIC DEP P.EL X RYiRZ DEP REL X SDEP 17 86 1.9 -0 8 122.3 2.1 -0.7 122.3 2. 0 -0.8 122.3 0.5 31.2 18 63 2 2 -3 5 124.1'.1 -8.4 124.1 -0. 4 130 0
~~2. 2 -3. 6 224.~~
~~-0. S 130.~~
1 1.9 0.5 31.6 24.9 19 69 1.7 -O.o 130. 0-. 1. 6 1. 7 0 FINRL EVRLURTIQN TABLE CH TYPE IND= T MINX MRXX MINY MRXY DMIN DMRX VALUE RLLQW EVRL 2 OM 15 N 454.75 455.62 239.96 241 29 2a 63 2. 16 99. P. 16 2e 65 2 Ol.<I 14 S Y 454.80 454.80 240.84- 240.84. 5 59 5. 59 0. Ol 6. 51 OW- 16 S- N* 454 Si 455 2+ 243 70. P44- 18 3 OO 3 O.i 0 ?? 2. &7 0.?2 P 60 04I 18.S X 455.3P 455'3 250.63 250.63 2. 07 P. 19 0 90 3 ~ 94 041 S N 456.64 456.9T 207 94 208 37 5. 04 5. 15 0'. 81. 2 98
~~0. 81 2 74.~~
OM 2 S X 456.85 457 18 210 48 21.0 52 4. 62. 4 73 0.81 P i6 OM 7 S X 456.85 457.41 235. 16 235.17 3. 46' 3a 58 0~ 90 2. 64 OIil X 457.51 457.94 217.,61 217.65 4.u33 4. 45 O. 90 P. 83 OIAI 13 S 457.74 457.94 240.84 240.84 l. 79 l. 88 n. 64 3.31 nw 17 S X 45S. 07 458.28 248.79 248.79 1 ~ 93 P. 05 O. 9O 3.96 04I 19 S X 458. 18 458. 4'9 256. 52 256 52 1. 62 1. 72 0. 81 3. 05 04I 5 S Y 458 22 458.22. 232.73 232.?3 4. 9& 4. 96 0. 01 6.51'.,51 OM 4 S X 458.38 458.45 232. 03 232 03' 1.98 2 09. 0. 81 OM 454.77 455.90 236.47 237.18 2,64 ' ~ 73 0. 80 12. 60 OW 11 L 454. 82 456. 23 ?39 55 240. 41 2. 76 5. 31 1. 21 12. 60 nw "o L 458. OP. 458.43 233 19 233 21 le 66 1. 68 0. 01 12. 60 END QF PRSS BEGIN UT INSPECTIQN RND CRAWLER MQTIQN SEQUENCE 'EVAL URTIQN LEVEl = 50/ DRC Ir/ELD BC CH:: BET BER IT IR RELX SCNP. ln 563 16 24-2 23 -4. 30 82. 2n 82 2296 1O 562 14 240 23 . -4. 25 1.1.5.. 8? 2. 81 1301. 10 592 7 293 24 -3. 30 f25 33 3. 42. 1395 10 591 8 293 22 -3. 35 1,15',34 3. 42, 1390 10 5,91 8 292 25 -3. 40 1 1 5 - 34 3. 41 1385
~~.10 591 8 292 28 -3. 47 1 1 5 34 3 41 1378 10 541 7 292 28 54 l. 15. 35 3.41 1372.~~
10 591 7 2'92 P3 -3 61 115 35 3 42. 2364 lo 19 -3 68. 115. 5~66'YrRZ'15. 595 8 ,293 3 42 i357 10 595 11 287 25 -3,74- 36. 35'.15. 3 ..35. 1351. 10 10 10 10 581 581 584 584 42. 44. 37 28 249 245 245 245 1 1 69
~~<4 06 06-35'EP~~
~~3. 7& 113 6&~~
~~-3 64 113.66 -3. 62 -3. 55 113.66 113. 65 2 91 2a 87~~
2. 87

2. 8T 1350 135T 1364 1371 10 5S4 28 487 28 -3. 55 113. 65 5. 66 13T1 10 584 16 246 1 05 -3. 49 113. 65 2. 88 1377 10 584 16 48 27 -3. 49 113.65 5 ~ 66 1377 10 578 10 245 101 -3. 42 113.65 2. 87 13S4 10 578 10 486 25 -3. 42 113.65 '5. 65 1384 ln 569 245 94 3 ~ 35 113 65 2.87 139 2.
10 569 li 1.1 487 o2 -3 113.65 Wl i ~ 23.ii V. 43
PRGE. QF 0006 08 80 DEC 17 li 40 2,5 SUSQUEHFNHR I MELD BG l CH- BET BER IR RELX RYrRZ DEP SCAR 20 570 18 24-1. 81 3 2.4 113.65 Re si2 2397 10 570 18 491 18 3 P9 113.65 5. 71 2397 10 578 25 244 62 3 ~ 22 113-64 2. 91 1404 10 574 30 250 50 -3. 15 113. 64 2. 92 1411 10 578 32 250 43 -3. 08 113 64 2. 92 1418 10 578 P50 34- -3. 01 113 63 P 92 1425 . 10 588 30 P50 40 -3. 13 113.14 2 ~ 92 1413 10 592 30 241 42 -3. 19 123.14 P.82 1407 10 592 28 246 50 -3 26. 113.14 2. 88 1400 10 588 24. 246 55 3 ~ 3? 113 24 2. 88 1394 10 592 PO. 245 67 4 e 38 113 2.4. Re 87 1388 20 59R 1.5 246 77 -3 45 1.13. 15 2 88 1381 . io 542 493
~~.'r -3 45 113. 5. 73 1381 10 592 15'.4.~~
245 87 -3. 52. 15 J.5'13. P 87 1374 J.O . 592. 14 497 -3. 52 113. 15 5 78 1374 10 592 13 245 43 3 ~ 54 223 15 2 ~ 87 1367 10 542 13 496 2.0 3.59 123 25 5. 77 1367 20 588 24 244 44 -3. 65 213 15 2. 91 1361 10 588 14 501 18 -3. 65 113.15 5. 83 1361 10 589 18 250 84 -3. 73 113 16 2. 92 1353 10 589 is 501 20. -3. 73 113.16 5. 83 1353 10 588 24 254 82, -3. 80 113 16 2. 97 1346 10 588 258 62 -3. 88 113.16 3. 02 1338 10 588 40 258 45 -3. 95 123-16 3. 02 1331 20 582 27 i23 54- -3 74 112 71 2.80 1351 10 580 37 4'34 46 3e 72 112e71 2. r4. 1353 10 580 32 238 52 -3. 65 112.71 1360 10 580 30 ?38 68 54 112.71 2;79 1366 10 580 28 238 81 3 ~ 53 11R. 72 R. 79 1372 10 584. 23 239 98 -3. 46. 11?.71 2.80 1379 10 584 18 238'35 J. 09 3 34 11? 71
~ 74 1386 10 584 12 1 14. -3. 34 112 71 2. 75 1391 10 584 12 468 16 -3. 34 112 71 5. 45'e 1391 10 588 8 235 114 3 ~ 27 112 70 75 1398 10 588 8 459- 17 3 ~ P7 212.70 5. 34 J,398 10 588 7 235 11? -3. 20 112. 70 2.75 1405 10 588 7 460 18 -3. 20 112. 70 5.35 1405 10 587 7 238 103 -3. 13 112. 70 2. 79 1412 10 587 7 468 16 -3. 13 112e 70 5. 45 2412 10 582 9 238 84 -3..06 122.?0 2. 79 1414 20 582 23 238 b2 2 112. 70 2.. 79 1426 10 582 27 238 43 -2..92 122. r 0 2. 79- 1433 10 581 20 233 -2. 86 1 2P. 69. 2,e 73 143'9 10 58P 21 2.43 24 -2.79 112 69 2.,84 1446 10'0 540 10 26R. Rl.. -3 10 1.12. 22 3 06 2416 589 10 R.e2. 24" -3 18 122 13 3 0& 1408 10 584 10 258 1.8 -3 25 112 13 3 ~ 02.. 1401 10 584 11 261, 26 3e 33 112e 13 3. 05 1393 10 5s4 25. 258 31 -3 ..38 112 13 3. 02 1388 10 584, 23 258 36 -3. 45 112 23 3. 02 1381 58'9 30 ?57 -3. 52 112 23 3. 01 1374 10 10 10 578 5sn 22 r
~~252 23S 3S 24 20~~
~~-2. 47 ill 2 76 108. 75 ~~~
~~63 2. 95~~
~~2. r9 1479 1450 10 587 7 245 25 -2. 81 108. 2e Sr 1445 10 592 7 245 rO .2.S7 74 75'08.~~
2.87 1439 10 592 7 244 32 -2. 95 108.74 2.86 143 1 V. 44
PRGE 0007 80 DEC 17 11=42 06 SUSQUEHRHNR- I IJELIl BC' OF 08 I.H BET BER IT IR RE LX RYrRZ DEP SCNR 10 588 7 244. 30 -3. 04. 108.74 2.86 1422 1D 588 8 244 26 -3 11. 1 08. 74 2.86 1415 10 584 10 248 20 -3. 1S 10S.74 2. 90 1408 10, 585 12 248 16 -3. 25 108.<4 2. 90 1401 10 585 15 243 15 -3. 31 108.74 2. 84 1395 10 5c5 31 307 46 -1. cl 107. 04 3. 58 1555 10 574 31 307 50 -l. 66 107. 04 3. 58 1560 10 575 23 307 46'1-1. 54 107. 04 3. 58
3. 58 1567 1575 10 575 17 307 34 51 107. 04 10 579 13 302 23 -1. 44- 107. 04 3. 53 1582 10 579. 10 311 16-. 38. I.O7 O4 3s 63 1.588 1D 5TI 357 15 71 96. 09 4. 16. 1155'149.
10 5c0 12 347 15 -5. 77 96. 09 4. 05 10 570 10 347 15 -5'0 84 96. O4 4. 05 I 142 10 593 14. 447 -O. 43 79. c6 5. 20 1683
~~'10 593 18 44Er 21 -0 47'4. 5. 1'9 1679 -0.~~
76'4 10 593 18 44< 20 74. 76 5. 20 1672 10 15 451 21 -0. 60= 79. 76 5. 25 1666 10 S42 14 451 21 -0 67 79. 76 5e 25 1659 10 592 14 450 P 1 -0. 5. 24 1651 10 591 12 453 19 -0. 83 79. c7 5. 27 1643 10 591 10 453 17 -0 84 79. <7 5e 27 1637 10 594 1.0 448 14 -0. 96 79. 77 5. 21 1630 10 '82. 24 276 43 -3. 98 74. 21 3. 23 1 -28 10 588 24 283 43 -4. 03 74. 22 3. 31 1323 10 588 26 P74 55 1 0 74.22 3. 20 1316 10 5AA 23 279 66 -4. 1'7 74. 22 3. 26 1309 10 588 PO 273 62 2.3 74. 22. 1303 10 592 20 274. 57 31 74 22 3. 2D 1295 10 593 2I 283 48 38 74.23 3. 31 1288 10 593 21 2S3 41 44 74.23 1282 10 593 19 283 31 51 74. 23 1275 10 593 20 284 20 59
~~74. 23 3 ~ 32 1267~~
'10 582 12 278 P3 -4. 50 73. 76 3. 25 1276 10 584. 8 274 26 47 73.76 3. 26 1279 10 583 8 278 30 34 73'5'4 3. 25 1287 10 583 14- 274 36 -4 ~ 73. 75'8
3. 20 1292 10 583 23 274 41 r 3.75 20 1298 10 579 34 273 42 -4. 22 73. 75 3. 19 1304 10 574 42 2< 4- 43 16 73'. 75 3. 20 1310 10 579. 28 278 34 -3. 44- 73. 24 3 ~ P5 1377 10 586 30 282 4.1 -3. 55 73. 29- 3 ~ 24 1371 10 586'87 31 2<r 43 3a 62 73 29'9

3. P4. 1364 31 28& 37 3M 73 30 3. 34. 13~
10'HOT E- BC -2 (PRGE 30 80 DE C 17 11 58> +HOT E. BC -3 (P RGB 30 80 DE C f7 11-54= 58> r'VRLURTIOH PRRRMETERS-VESSEL MODE SCRHHER DIMENSIONS-CRLIBPRTION LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCFILE= 3" 00 VESSEL LENGTH= 30. 00 FULL SCFILE= 3000 OD. UNITS PER IHCH= 100 00 ~ SCRNHEP. STEPS IZE = 0. 050 STEP TOLERRHCE = O. OPO MINSEP = 0.250 100/ DRC = 100 EVRLURTION LEVEL' 50 V. 45
PRGE 0008 80 DEC 18 13-56-38 SUSQUEHRHHR I WELD BC OF Oo WELD REFERENCE POINT X= 458.96 Y= 126.50 THICKNESS = 6 ~ 520 SHELL COURSE 1 CIRCUMFERENCE = 836.58 EVRLURTIOH RHGLES- LRNIHRR= 10. 0 HQN-PLRHRR~ 10. 0 SUPFRCE TOLERRHCE DISTRHCE= 0. 0000 PEPORT B.E. DRTR RT FULL B.E. RMP NRXINUN B.E. rDRC FOR EVRLURTIQH = 5 UT CHRNNEL DRTR-'CRNNER SEP. FRCTOR = 13 CH = RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP NN BE TSEP T5r'4& 0 0 hi ~55
~~-2..~~
0 OQ. 1&00 2150 0 1 i. 0 00 45.,0 T 25 2-. 65 450 2150 0 28 0. 00 5 60.0 T' -1.. 05 2 65 150' 2150 0 40 --r ~ 00 i
~~~5.0 P -5. 45 60 850 1950 0 20 0. 00 7 -60.0 00B P -5. 45 M 55 1.75 0..00 850 1950 2'150 0~~
7 20 ~. 00 10 10 11 0. 00 END QF PRSS +HOTE: BC-4 (PRGE 81 80 DEC 18 14- 07-46) V. 46
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GEHERRL ELECTRIC POST PROCESSOR- VERSION 3 REV. 2. SUSQUEHRNHR I .bJELD BD EVRLURTION LEVEL = 50r. DRC VELOCITY QF SOUHD = 0. 1264 LFIC TIME = 1. 000 DISTRNCE C. F. = 0. 0000 FICGUSTIC LOCRTIQN TQLERRHCE = 0.250 CYLINDRICRL GEOMETRY CIRCUMFERENCE = SHELL COURSE = 2 THRESHOLD ='22 CPRMLER- PULSER L,GCRTION X = 0. 00 Y REGION 4- ' SENSOR GLQBRL = Y 1 1 8.700 198 276 2 2. 154 314 205 426 3 3 295. 086 204. 396 4 4 439. 522 190. 236 5 5 574. 586 207. 036 6 6 713.?35 2 05. 356
? 15 81.555 3?3.116 8 16 103 545 377.676 9 17 499.243 356.796 10 28 520 392 380.676 13 13 717.340 466 356 14 9 219.743 478.836 15 12 611.356 . 479.976 TRBLE IMB-3510 'LLO4IRBLE PLRNRR INDICRTIOHS RSPECT 'URFRCE SUBSURFRCE RRTIO IND ZCRTI GHS IHD I CRT'I GHS RrL RrTwr Rr T,r.
~~000 . 188 2. 32~~
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~~GENERFIL ELECTRIC POST PROCESSOR: VERSIQH 3 PEV. 2 SUSQUEHRNHR I !JELD BR EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = Sni DRC~~
~~+NOTE: BR-1 (PRGE 51 80 DEC 17 16:57: 07)~~
TRBLE Ib!B-351 0 FILLQtJRBLE PLRNRR IHD I CRTIONS RSPECT SUPFFICE SUBSURFRCE PRTIO INDICRTIQHS INDICRTIGHS RiL R/Tt / - -- RiT ~ le 2;32
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~~EVRLURTIQH PRPRMETERS-VESSEL MODE SCRNNER DIMENSIGHS-CRLIBPRTION LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600~~
'.~ESSEX'ENGTH= 30. 00 FULL SCFILE= 3000 GD. IJNITS PEP. IHCH= 100. QQ SCRI')HER STEPSI:E = 0. 050 STEP TGLERRNCE = 0. 020 MIHSEP = 0. 250 100". DFIC 100 EVFILURTION t EVEL = 50 I!!ELD PEFEPENCE POINT- X=. 737.82 Y= 126.50 THICKHESS = 6. 520
~~HELL COURSE 1 CIPCUMFEREHCE-= 836.58 EVRLIJRTIGH. FIHGt ES- LRMINRR= 10. 0 NQ~LFlNFIR= 10. 0 SIJPFRCE- TOLEPRNCE DISTRHCE~ 0'- 0000:~~
PEPQRT B.E. DRTR RT FULL B.E. RMP t'1RXIMUM B.E. iDRC FQR EYRLURTION = 5'-- UT CHRHHEL DRTR- SCRNNER SEP; FRCTGR = 13. CH RHGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET STOP MH BE TSEP TSr4R-2 0. 0 lr! -2. 55 0. 00 1200 2150 0 0. 00 4 45.0 T 2 25
~ 2 6575'EGIN 450 2150 0 28 0. 00 60 0~ T -1. 05 2 ~ 65 150 2150 0 40 -7. 00 -45. 0 P -S. 4S 0 ~ bn 850 1950 0 20 0. 00 -bn. 0 P -5. 45 1. 85 A 1950 0 20 -6. 00 V. 15
e PRC~E F 0002 16 80 DEC 17 16-57:07 SUSQUEHRNNR- I WELD BR i H -'- ANGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP TSr4R 10 0. 0 B -2 55 0. 00 10 2150 7 11 0. 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RND CPF}WLER MOTION SEQUENCE EVALUATION LEVEL = SOr DFIC IIELD BR CH:: BET BER . IT IR RELX PYrRZ DEP SCNR 10 583 14 2aa 15 -5. 30 1 13.74: 3. 4a- 1202 584 308 ' l5- -5. 25 113.r4 3. &0". -120r 10 10 584 14 14 2a9. '5" -5 fS 113.74 3 49 "1'214 15 -5 1'1 113.74 50 1221 10 584 12 300 10 584 10. 309 f 4- -5. 04 113.74'13.73 3.61 " 1228 1 0 579. 8 258 f8 -2 49 3. 02 1483 10 578 257 f 8 -2. 46 113.r3 3. Of 1 0 579. 8 257 18 -2. 40 113 73 3. 01 1492 10 578 7 257 18 2. 33
~ 113.73 3. 01 10 578 858 15 -2. 26 113.73 3. 02 1506 10 579 25'44 . 27 -0. 46 92. 47 1.rn 1686 MRX AMPLITUDE -50r DAC - ~ ~ +50r DRC QF T."
ID>> rDRC DEP REL X RYrRZ DEP PEL X RYrRZ *~ DEP. PEL X RYrR DER SDEP ~ 2 -1 70 1.7 -' 4- 92 5 1.7 -0 5 92 5 f -0. 3 92. 5 0.0 25. 9
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-0. 58 83.92 f 674 51'0 10 587 13 233 2. 73 10 586 19- 23r 23 -0. 65 83. 92 1667 10 586 24 23r 24 0~73 83.92 2~ 77. 1 659 MRX RMPt ITUDE- ~ . -50r. DRC ..-"-- - +50r. DRC OF' ID-'DRC DEF" REL X RYrRZ DEP REf X RYrRZ DEP REL X PYrRZ DEP SDEP 2 4 59 2.6 -0.7 83.a 2.6 -0.8 83.9""- 2.6. -0.6 83.9 0. 0 39;8 CH - BET BER IT IR PELX PYrR DEP "SCNR 10 586 19 192 fa -2.86- 75.47, 2. 25 1446 10 59f 27 194 29 -3. 25 r 5. 48 2 28 1407 f0 592 2~ fao 31 -3. 32 75. 48 2 ~ 23 1400 10 592 22 190 28 -3. 38 75 48 ~ 2. 23 1394 10 592 20 194 21 -3. 44, 75. 48 2. 28 1388 10 593 16 202 18 -3. S7 75. 49 1375 fn 15 1.98 P.i -3. 64 75. 49 2. 32. ~
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PRIE 0003 80 DEC 17 17.33-32 SUSQUEHRHHR E bJELD BFt OF 16 CH:- BET BEFt IT IR PELX RYrRZ DEP SCAR 10 597 14 194 20 -3. 71 75. 49 2. 28 1361 10 592 12 202 18 -3. 78 75e 49 i2 ~ 37 1854 NRX RNPLITUDE -50'. DRC +50'RC eg OF T
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}0 0 0 174 42 0. 12 74. 95 2. 10 1744 10 0 180 30 0. 18 74. 95 2. 12 1750 10 0 0 184 18 0'25 74. 95 2. 16 - 1757 10 0 0 186 i23 0. 07 '74. 5i 2. 19- i 739 10 0 0 186'85 28 0 00 74. 51 2. 19 1-732 36 .0.07 74. 52 2. 17 10 }0 0 0
0 182 22'ELX 42 -0. 13 74.52 2. 24 1725 1714. 10 0 n 182 42 -0. 20 74. 52 2. 14 1712 in 0 0 177 42 -0. 27 74e 52 2. 08 1705 10 598 7 185 37 -0. 35 74. 52 2. 17 169( in 593 8 186 31 -ne 42 74. 52 2. 19 1'690 10 540 10 286 23 -0. 48 74. 52 2. 14 268.4 10 5A8 16 189. 21 -n. 54. 74. 53 2 ~ 22 1678 20 58'9 10 16 -2.61 7< 55 2. 34 1571 10 584 8 190 16 -1. 68 74' 55 2 ~ 23 " 1564 10 5Aa 7 191 15 -1. 74 74. 55 2. 24 1558 10 593 24 laa 16 M. 36. 74. 56 2. 3+ 2496 10 593 11 199 28 -2 43 74e 57 2. 34 }480. 10 547 200 18 -2.50 74. 57, 2e 35 2482
}0 5a4 191 20 -2. 57 2. 24 1475 20 5a4 16 196 -2. 63 74. 57 2. 30 1464 NRX RMPLITUDE -50'RC +50'RC eg OF T D= RDRC DEP PEL X RY>RZ -. DEP REL X RYiRZ . DEP. PEL X RYiRZ DEP- SDEP.
~~6 52 2.2 -2.7 75. 0 2e2 -2.? 75. 0' 2.2 -2.7 75. 0 0.0 1"~~
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}4?6 10 587 188 18 -2. 49. 74. 11 2. 21 1483 10 586 7 183 }7 -2. 43 74. 1} 2. 15 1489. }0 582 8 192 17 74. 11 2. 25 1496
.10 582 13 192 16 -2. 30 4. 10 2. 25 . 1502 10 588 8 189 .16 -1. 37 74. 08 2.22 1595 20 5a3 7 298 1.5 -1 31 -.4. n8 2.32 1601. 10 5 e r 10 292 19 -1. 03- 74. 08 2.24 " 1629.
PRIE'F ooo4. 80 DEC 17 27=39- 03 SUSQUEHRNNR I \JELD BR I 16 / CH:: BET'ER- IT IR. RELX RYrRZ DEP SCAR. 10 188 26 -0 ue
~ 74. 08 2 21 lo3h 10 15 187 -0 89 74; 07 2. 20 1643 10 16 287 29 -0. 83 74. 07 2. 20 " 1649 10 17 187 27 Oe 77 74. 07 2. 20 1655 10 18 191 22 -n. 71 74. 07 2. 24. 1661 10 5(8'80 191 18 -0. 52 74. 07 2. 24. 1680 10 7 188 25 46 '0.
74. 06 2. 21 lese 10 588 7 188 26 -0. 40 74. 06 2. 21 1692 10 0 0 188 28 -0. 33 74.. 06 2.21 "1699" 10 ,0 .g, n-- }8~" 22" -0'7" 74. 06 2 ~ 22 - 1705" 10 0, 184 ~ 26. -0. 19 ~

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10 582- 12 189: 34 73 21 2~ }438. 10 S82 1} 189 -2'7 73..21 i22'. 22 }445 10 582 12 194 2 -2,. 80. 73. 2} 2. 28 1452. 10 S83 "200 19- '3. 73. 2} 2 35" 1459-10 583 10 205 " 26" M. 6(" (3. 20 2. 40 - 1465 10 201' 20" ~.60 73. 20 2. 36- ""1472 10 S83'84 197 24 -2'3 ~ 73.20 2 31 ~},479 10 193 29 -2'. 46 73.20 2. 27 1486 10 15 1~3 33 -2. 40 (3.20 2-27 1492 10 25 193 37 -2. 34 73. 20 2. 27 1498 10 584. 16 1'93 -2. 26 73. 20 2 ~ i2 ( 1506 10 584 15 192 M. 20 73 19 F 2. 25 1512 1 0 584 14 193 34 -2. 13 73. 19 2 ~ 87 1519 10 584 13 1~3 31 -2. 06 73. 19 2 ~ 27 1526 10 583 12 192 73. 19 2. 25 1533 10 584 10 192. 26 -l. 91 73 19 2 ~ 25 ~
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PRGE AOO 80 DEC 17 17:41-38 SUSQUEHRNNR I MELD BR QF pH ee BET IT P ELK RYrRZ DEP SCNR 10 BER'84 fO 292 27 -f.84 73. 19 2. 25 1548 10 584 192 24 -1 r7 ~ 73.18 2. 25 1555 10 5S3 10 1'92 27 -1. 71 73.28 2. 25 1562 10 584 f3 192 25 -1. 64 73.18 2. 25 1568 10 580 15 193 23 -1. 58 73.18 2. 27 1574 10 580 16 192 26 -1 52 73.18 P. 25 1580 10 58Q 16 208'R 193 26 -1. 46 73. 18 2 ~ 27 1586 10 580 15 197 18 -1 . 40 73. 2,8 2. 31 1592 0' 18. -0 54. 73. 16 2. 44 1678 10 20 I Qet v i 0 0 e 205-. -'6- -: 0. 47- 73. 16. -2 40 '-2685 10 0' 2.04'. 30 -0. 41 73. 15 2 39 169-1
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~ 2. 45 f 478 10 5a4 209- 18 -2. 60 72. 75 2 45. 2472 10 593 10 208 19 M. 66 72 75 ~ '2. 44 1466 10 594 12 209 18 M. 72 72. 75 2. 45 1460 10 593 15 200 17 -2. 79. f2e75 2. 35 1453 fA 586 15 1 e7r f6 72e r7 2. 31 1383 -3.56 -3.49'8 fn 593 f 5 204 2376 10 588 192 20 -3. 76 2. 25 1356 193. '2e 27 1349 15'89:
10 16 26 3e,83 10 589- 26 193 25 -3. 90" 2e P7 1342 10 588 28 293 f8 -3 a7 72e 78 2 ~ 27 1335 10 584'9 289. 29 -3.77 72. 35 2e+3'YrRZ 2 ~ 22 1.355 10 584 2,5 1,S9 27 -3; 7O 72. 35 2~ 2 362. 10 ~ 588. - 22 289 22-"'-3 63: 72-35 22" ' e, 2369 22e
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-2. 56 72e 33 64'S 10 588 11 203 2. 38 1476 10 588 10 204 19 M.50 72e 33 2,39 1482
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25- 72. 33 2. 35 1507 10 0 0 201 30 18 72. 33 B. 36 1514-10 0 0 200 29 -2.11
~~-2. 04 '72. 32 72.32 2 35 '52}~~
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63 2.3 -0.9 71. 9 2.3 -0.9 71.9 2.3 -0. 8 71. 9. 0. 0 35.5 ~ 2 14 82 2. 0 -0.1 71. 9 2. 0 -0.1 71 ~ 9 2. 0. 0. 2 71.9 0.5 30.2
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}0 595 21 306. 24 -5. 13 57 71 3 57 2&2.9-20 5<5 3 02. 30'5. 20 57. 71 3.53. - 1.212-10 .595 13 302 32 5 ~ 27 57. 71 3..53 1205 10 595 10 302 85 -5. 34- 57. 71 3. 53 10 596 8 302 37 -5.41 57 71 ~ 3. 53 }.2 al -5. 47 '8 10 600 302 57. 71 3. 53 1185 l0 595 302 37 -5. 54 57. 71 3. 53 2 178 10 596 r 302 32 -5. 61 3 ~ 53 1171 }0 . 595' 3 06. 25 -5.68 57..71 3'7- }264 ~
PAGE 0008'0 DEC 17 17-57-54 SUSQUEHRNN& I- bJELD BR-OF 16 CH-- BET BER IT IR RELX RYrRZ DEP SCNR 10 595 11 301 16 -5.75 57.71 3.51* 1157 NRX ANPLITUDE -50'RC +50'. DRC OF T ID-'DAC DEP PEL X RYrRZ DEP PEL X RYiRZ .DEP REL X RY>AZ DEP SDEP 22 78 3. 4 -5. 4 57. 7 3.4 -5.7 57.7 3.4 -5.2 57.7 0.5 47.3 2 23 68 2.3 -3.3 57.3 2.3 -3.4 57.3 2. 3 -3. 3 57. 3. 0. 0 34. 5 CH- BET BEA IT IR RELX RYiRZ DEP SCNk 10 604 7 316 15 -12. 02 55. 33 3.69 530 10 608 7 322 18 -11 44 55. 33 3e 76 " 533 10 '13 7 322 18 -11.92" 55..33 3. 76 540" 10 605 32i 20 -11.85 55. 33 3-75. 54( 10 601 15 321 20 -11.78 55. 33 3 75 554 10 582 22 199 27 ~.77 54. 40 ?. ~ 34 1255 10 581 18 149- 26 ;4. 70 54. 40 2. 34 1262 10 581 15 194 23 W. 63 54. 40 2. 28 1269 in 580 13 208 16 ~. 56 54. 40 2. 44 1276 I'1RX AMPLITUDE, ID-- ~DAC DEP REL X RYiRZ
-50'RC DEP REL X RYiRZ +50'. DRC DEP REL X RYrRZ DEP OF T SDEP 2 24 68 2 3 4 8 54 4 2.3 4 ~ 8. 54 2.3 ~. 6 54.4 0.5 34.5 BET BER IT IR RELX RYrRZ DEP SCNR 591 22 294 22 -9.68 52.88 3. 43 764 10 591 ?.2 293 22 -9. 77 52.88 3. 42 755 10 5al 21 294 22 -9. 84 52.88 3. 43 748 10 591 20 244. 21 -9. 91 52 88 3 43 741 NRX AMPLITUDE Mnr. DRC +5nr. DRC OF T ~L I D= RDAC DEP REL X RYiRZ DEP REL X RYiRZ DEP- REL X RYDER DEP SDEP 25 59 l. 8 -0. 1 44 3 1. 8 -02 44 ~ 1.8 0. 0 44..3 0.5 27. 8 CH-: BET BER IT IR PEL,X RYrRZ DEP SCNR.
~~10 0 0 271 0 . ~.13 42.'l l 3.17 1319 10 0 265 15 -4. 18 ~~~
~~42. 11 3.10 1314~~~
10 606 7 269 18 -4. 25 42. 11 3.14 .1307 10 606 7 264 20 -4. 32 42. 11 3.14 1300 10 611 7 26a 20 -4. 38 42. 11 3. 14 1294 10 0 0 ?64 17 -4 ..44 42.11 3. 04. 1288 ~ ~ 1A 590 15 314 15 -14.89- 41. 77 3. 66" 243 10 58a 14. 304 14 -14.86 41. 77 3.55 ?46 10 , 589 18 303 18- -14. (6. 41. 76 3.54 . 256-10 5a8 1 a 318 26 -14.69 41.76 3.71 ~ 26.3
-14;62 41.76 3.r 1- - 270 10 10 548 598 5a8 16 16 318 318 30 31 25 -14.55 41. 76 -14.49. 76 3.71 3.76 - 283 '(7 10 15 322 10 10 548 596 ll 18 327 230 15 18 -14.42 41. 76 ~ -4. 20 34. 56 3.82 .290
2. 69 . 1312 1A 12 230 18 M. 27 39. 56 2. 69. 1305 10 604 8 225 16 -4. 33 34. 56 2. 64 1294 lA 585 13 20 W. 93 38.31 3. 42 1134 1 ll 592 5a3 13 10 300 23 24
~~-5. 86 -5. (4 38 '1 38.31~~
3. 49

3. 50 1146" 1153 10
-5.72 38.31 3. 60 1160 1A 10 592 585 10 10 11 308 278 283 15 16 18 -5.32 -5.26 38.31 38.31 3 '5
~~3. 31 1200 1206 V. 22~~
PRIE 0009 80 DEC 17 f8-:17=29. SUSQUEHRNHR I- ~ IdEE.D BR. OF i6 CH'-- BET BER IT IR. RELX RYrRZ DEP SCAR 10 589- 278 17 -5.19 38. 32 3.25 1213 584 278 15 -4. 58 38.32 3. 25 1274 10 10 10 589 589 10 10 8 2f 7 281 16 -4. 52 f5 ~. 46 38 '3 38.33
3. 24

3. 28 1280 1286 10 585 10 241 15 -4. 14 38.33 3. 40 1318 10 7 275 14 -4. 87 37. 86 3. 21 1245 10 596 273 ~, 94 37. 86 3. f9 1238 10 5+0 7 278 24 -5. 01 37. 86 3. 25 1231 10 596 7 2/'8 25 -5. 08 37. 86 3. 25 1224 10 595 7. 277 24 -5. 14 37. 86 3 24 121 a.
10 595 277 22 5 21." 37. 86 3~24" 121 1' 10 596 282, 20 28 '5. 37 85 3. 29- 1204 10 596 283 20 -5. 34 37o 85 3 31 ~ 1-1 98 10 546 7 287 18 -S. 41 37. 85 3;35 1191 10 593. 7 f4. -5. 64 3r.85 3 47
~~~ 1168 10 Q 0 2 20 -5. 70 37.85 3. 4&" f 16&~~
10 0 0 2K 4 16 M. 78 37.85 3. 43 1 154 fn 589 12 29S 15 -6. 13 37.84 1119 10 595 13 309 18 -6. 20 37.84 3. 61 1112 6 27 37.84 '0 10 546 595 14 310 15 310 18 17
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~~37.84 3 62~~
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~~3. 62 1 098 1105~~
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NRX RNPLITUDE "- - -- ~ ~ -50'RC -""-'50'. DFIC OF 7 ID=':DRC DEP PEL X RYrRZ DEP'EL X RYrRZ -DEP PEL X RYrRZ DEP SDEP 27 54 3.1 -5.1 37.8 3.1 -5.1 37.8 3. 0 -5. 0 37..8 1. 0 46.5 CH-- BET BER IT IR PELX PYrRZ DEP SCAR 10 593 13 285 16 -5. 70 37.42 '.33 1162 10 +44 14 287 24 -5. 64 37.42 3.35 1168 10 600 14 288 26. -5. 57 37.42 3. 36 &f75 10 600 fW 288 24. -5. 50 37.42 3. 36 ~ 1182 10 594 13 292 22 -5. 44 37.42 3. 41 1188 10 14 292 18 5e 38 37.42 3. 41 1194 NRX RNPL ITUDE -50r. DRC +50'. DRC r. OFT ID:-'DRC DEP REL X RYrRZ DEP P.EL X P.YrRZ DEP REL X RYrRZ DEP SDEP 2 28 56 3. 2 -4. 6 37. 4- 3e2 4 0
~~~ 37 4 ~ 3~2 -4. 6 37. 4 0. 0 48.9 ~ ~~~
~~CH:: BET BER IT IR P.ELX RYrRZ DEP SCAR 10 590 11 280 15 ~. 52~~
~~-4. 59..~~
36.98 3. 27 1280 in 597 11 292 18 36. 98 3. 41 1273. 10 601 4. 292 18 ~.66 " 36. 98 3.41 - 1266-10 601 7 292 13 ~. 73 36" 97
~~~,44 36. 97~~
~~3. 41 .-1259'.31.~~
~~1233 10 n 283 15 fn Q- 290 1ai -5. 06 36. 97. 3. 39" f. 226" ~ 10 0 as> 23'7~~
.--5 13" 36. 47 3. 38-. 1 9" fn 0 290 -5 20 36. 97 3. 3%"-1 2 1 2 10 606 7 28& 2a 5% 27 36. 47 3.38- 1205 602 7 289- 2& 33 36.96 3. 38...1,199 10 10 10 602 548 8 2S9 289 22 fa 5% -5. 40 -5. 46 36 '6 3 38 3.38 1192 1186 V 10 548 10 290 16 -5. 54. 36 96 ~ 3. 39. 1178 598 294 14 3> +~6 3. 43 1171 10 10 10 602 602 10 8
~~7 290 248 15 16~~
~~-5 73 36. 96 -5, SQ 36 96 ~ ~~~
~~3 '9~~
~~3. 48 1154 1152 10 Q 298 18 5 ~ 88 36m 95 3. 48 1 144" V. 23~~
~~' 'I PRGE 0010 80 DEC l7 18=20-13 SUSQUEHRNNR E MELD BR OF )6 \~~
CH-..- BET BER IT IR. RELX RYrRZ DEP SCNR 10 0 0 298 22 5 97 36.95 3. 48 }135 10 Q 0 2aa 25 -6. 04. 36.95 3. 48 1)PS 10 Q 0 2'98 23 -6. 12 36.a5 3. 48 1120 10 602 301 17 -6. 20 36.95 3. 51 1112 NRX RNPL ITUDE -50r. DRC +50r. DRC r.OFT
ID-- rDRC DEP PEL X PYrRZ DEP PEL X RYrRZ ~ DEP'EL X RYrRZ DEP SDEP 2 2a 3.2 -5.3 37. 0 3.2 -S.3 37. 0 ~
3.2 -5.2 37. 0 0. 0 49.4 ~ 2 30 3. 3 ~. 0 36.9- 3.3 -6. 0 36.9 3.3 -6. 0 36. 9 Q 0 49 2 CH= BET- . ~ -Zft-""RELX- R'yr RZ 'DEP "SCNPa-" 10 596 286'98. 17 ~ M 30. 36. 46 3. 34- X) 608 7 2& ' 23 36. 4r 3. 48. 02'109-- 10 10 0' 0 2a4 2a4 33
~~-6. }5 36. 47 -6. 08 36. 47~~
~~3. 43 3a 43 ilir~~
~~) 124.~~
10 0 10 0 0 298 30 -6. Oi . 36. 47 3. 48 1"}3 } 10 600 7 297 28 5. 93 36. 47 3. 47 1139-10 601 7 295 26 -5. 86 36. 47 3. 45 1146 10 6nl 294 a3 -5 7+ 36. 4r 3. 43 1153 10 601 7 295 22 5 ~ 73 36 47 ~ 3. 45 1159 10 0 0 298 17 -S. 65 36.. 48 3. 48 1167 10 0 Q 300 14 -5. 58 36. 48 3. 50 1174-10 0~ 295 23 -5. S 1 36. 48 3. 45 } 181
~~)Q saa. 7 296 23 36. 48 3. 46 1188.~~
10. 59a 7 21 -5. 38 36. 48 3. 46 1194 10 Saa .7 296 21 50 32 36. 48 3. 46 1200 10 588 289 36. 48 3r 38 1208 10 588 293 17 -5. 17 36. 48 3. 42 1215 10 596 12 307 17 -5. 11 36. 02 3- 58 1221 10 594 8 309 15 -5.18 36. 02 3. 61 1214 10 Sa4 7 30S 15 -5.24 36. 02 3 ~ 56 1208 10 0 305 15 -5.38 36. 01 3. 56 1194 10 0 0 2'96 18 36. Ol 3.46 > 1187 10 0 Q 287 20 -5. 51 36. 01 3. 35 1181 10 0 291 23 -5. 58 36. 01 3. 40 } 174 10 0 0 291 PO -5. as 36. 01 3. 40 1167 10 0 0 '287 16 -5. 71 36. 01 3. 35 116) 10 582 14 326 20 -6. 59 35. 57 3. 80 1 073 10 589 13 329 28 -6. 51 35. 57 3e 84 1081
)0 589 12 330 28 25' ~. 45 35. 57 3. 85. } 087 1095" 10 589 12 330 37 35. 5r 3e 85 ~. ~
10 ra~ 11 333 20 30 35. Sr 3. 8e 1) 02.. 10 58a- 1}' 329 14 ~o 23 35. 57 3 84 1} 09-: 10 saa. 301 16 -5. 36 35. 59 3 51. 1196 10 595. ~ 3 06" 2.0." W'.30 -55.,59 3.S7 ~ )-202- " 10 Sa~ 7 300 2}." W 23: 35. Sa. 3. 50- ~}'PO t"
~~10. 584- 8 300. .~~
~~22 '-5; 16- 35.59~~
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~~3. 50 }2}6 10 585. 10 3D5 16. -5. 09. 35. 54 3. 56" 1223 .~~
10 584 12 279. 15 -5; 01 35'. 54 3. 123 l:. 35'. 54 P6'a 10 584 12 27a. 22 1P38 10 584 13 271 25 ~.
~~-4..~~
~~87 35. 59 26'. 17 1245 10 586 13 2S5 16 80 35. 60 3e 33 1252 10 587 PS 278 32 -4. 81 35 3 25~~
~ 1251 1D gSM 26 P83 36 -4 8a 35.19 3. 31 1243 10 587 28 28& -4. 97 3S.)9 3. 31 1235 10 58r 30 283 4.Q -5. 04 35. 1.9 3. 31 1P28.
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PFIGE 0011 80 DEC 17 '8:22 12" SUQUEHRQNR I" bJEt D BR-QF ]6 CH-'-'ET BER IT ' Fl RELX RYDER. DEP ~ ~ SCNR '. 10 588 32 284 36 -S-11 35.19 3 32 }22} MRX RMPLITUDE -snr.'FIC +Sow. DRC OF T ID:: iDRC DEP PEL X RY~RZ DEP REL X RYrRZ DEP. REL X RYrRZ DEP SDEP 2 31 51 3.2 ~.8 35.6 3~2 -4e8 35e6 3.2 ~.8 35.6 0. 0 48. 9 82 3.2 -5. 0 35.2 3.2 -5.2 35.2 3.2 -4'7 35.2 1.0 48. 4 EVRLURT IQH PRRRMETERS: VESSEL MODE SCFINNEP, DIMEHS IQHS-CRt 1BRRTIQN LENGTH ~ 36". 00FUt L SCRtE= 3Evon-.~ -~ VESSEL: LENGTH~ 30. OO. FULL SCRt E= 3000 QD. UNITS PER IHCH='00'0 SCFIHNER STEPSI E = 0. 050 STEP TOLERRHCE = 0. 020 ~ MINSEP = 0. 250
}008 DRC = 100 EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = 50 IJELD REFEPENCE POINT= X= 737.82 Y= 126.50 THICKNESS = 6. 520 SHELL COURSE 1 CIPCUMFEPEHCE = 836.58 EVRLURTION RNGLES-. LRMIHRR= 10. 0 NQH-PLRNRP.= 10 0 ~
SURFFICE TQLERRHCE DISTRHCE= 0.0000 ,REPOPT B.E. DRTR RT FULL B.E. RMP I'1RXIMUM B.E. iDRC FQR EYRLURTIQH = 5 UT CHFIHHEt DRTR: SCRHHER SEP. FRCTOP = 13. CH :- RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP Tsi4R 2 4 0.0
~~'5.'0 M T~~
~~2e M. 25 55 0. 00 2~ 65 1200 450 2150 21SO~~
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0 0 ll 0. 00 28 0. 00 5 60.0 T -1. 05 2r 65 150 2150. 0 40 -7. 00 6 -45.0 P -5. 45 0. 60 8SO }95&' 0 20 0 00 7 '~0.0 P -5. 45 1. 75 8sn 1950 0 20 -6. 00 10 0.0 B -2. 55 O. 00 10 2150 ll n. oo PH44 BET BER IT IR PELX RYrRZ DEP SCNR 10 589 8 34r 10 -2. Sl 32. 01 4. o6-10 58a 11 33a 18 -2. 44 32. 01 3. 97 1486 10 596 2 341 27 3 32
~ 31. 57 3. 9a 1398 }0 596 20 34} 24 -3. 39. 31. 57 3. 9a 1391 10 }6 336 19 -3. 46 '31.57 3. 94 1384 10 601 7 343 16 63 31.57 4. 02 "1367 }0 602 342, co -3. 69. 31. 57 4. 00 . }36}
~~10 10 601 602~~
8. 333 8 338 22'e 30 75

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~~31 5(~~
31. 57 3.90- '1355

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~~}O 10 602 8 49" -3. 31. S7 3.85 10 602 7 7~~
~~329'28" 324~~
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~~31. 57 3 80~~
~~".1325 1332'.84-1319 10 602 50 10 6n2 324. 46 ~..17 31.5r 3.80 1313.~~
10 597 324 42 -4. 24- 31.5r 3.80 1306 10 Sa7 325 40 4; 30 31. 57 3.81 -1300. 10 a 324 39 -4. 36 31. 5( 3. 80 1294 10 Sa6 }1 36 4o 42 31. 57 3. 81 1288 lo 596 14 32a 31 31. 57 3. 85 1281 10 596 18 23 W. 55 31. 57 3. 85 1275 10 596. 14 319 18 M. 70 31. 58 3. 74 1260 10 595 12 3}a. 20 M. 77 3}.58 3. 74- 1253 V. 25
0, PRGE 00}2 DEC 17 22 38-34. SUSQUEHRNNR I MEt;D BR. oF ie CH:= BET BER IT IR REt X RYiRZ DER SCNR 10 595 320 21 -4. 84 31. 5S 3 ~ 75 1246 10 5an 11 320 18 -4. al 31. 58 3. 75 1239 10 582 27 313 31 ~,
~~-4. 79.~~
~~92 31. 13~~
31. 13 3 ~ 67 3 ~ 66 1238 1251 1,0 581 312 38 10 581 i3AA 49 -4. 72 31. 13 3. 61 1258 10 581 16 308 58 -4. 65 31. 13 3. 61 1265 10 582 22 189 14 -4. 58 31. 13 2 ~ 22 1272 10 582 12 308 61 ~.
~~-4. 51 58 31. 13 3. 61.~~
~~3. 60~~
~~}272 in 585 8 307 62 -.~~
~~31. 13 . 1279.~~
~~10 585 7 307 57 ~. 44- 31. 13 3. 60 1286 10 0 n. 0-308 309" 45~~
~~'33 '-W 32 ~. 38 31. 13 '31 13~~
~~3. 61 3o 62 1292~~
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10 10 592 7 308 31.13 3. 61 1305 10 5a2 7 30a 23 H. la 32.13 3 ~ 62' }3}2 10 5a2 7 32,3 26 ~. 12 31. 12 ~ 67 1318 fn 5a2 314 29 ~.
~~-3.~~
05 31. 12 3. 68 1325 10 592 IC 328 32 98 31. 12 3. 84 1332 10 5a IC 328 34 -3. an 31.12 3. 84 1340 10 592 328 33 -3. 83 31.12 3. S4 1347 10 0 324 27 -3. 77 31.12 3. 80 1353 10 0 0 325 2.2 -3. 70 31 ~ 12 3. 81 1360 10 592 7 3}7 22 3 63
~ 31. 12 3. 71 " 1367 20 5al 7 307 26 -3. 55 31 12 3. 60 2375 10 $ 87 313 28 -3. 49 3f. 1.2 3. 67. 1381 10 5S6 316 27 3..42 31. 12 3. 70 1388 10 12 3f7 2i2 -3. 36 31. 12 3. 71 1394 10 586 12 321 18 -3. 29 31. 12 3. 76 1401 10 5S7 15 322 17 -3. 23 3f.12 3. 77 1407 NRY. FNPL ITUDE. ~ - -50'. DRC +50% DRC r. OF T
~~ID= rDRC DEP REL >( RYrRZ DEP PEL X RYiRZ DEP REL X RY>RZ. DEP SDEP"~~
~~'1.6 ~~~
~~2 33 84 3.7 -4. 0 31.6 3.8 -4.5 3.8 -3.9 32.6 0 41.5 Sa 3.6 ~.5. 3.8 -3. 9 31. 1 31 ~ 1 3 7 3 8~~
~8 -3 9 31.1 31.1 -3 7 3.8 ~.3 31. 1 -3. 9 31. 1 1 ~
~~0.5 0.0 43.4 42.0 51 CH-: BET BER IT RELY RYrRZ DEP 10 22 303 -3. 07 30. 70 3. 55 1423~~
}0 5a} }3 3~ fl8 25 -3. 15 30. 71 3. 61 1415 10 592 10 na 30 -3. 22 30. 71 3. 62 1408 10 592 309 34 -3. 28 30. 71 3 ~ 62 1402 10 592 7 309- 34. -3. 35 30. 71 .3 ~ 6i2 1395 10 593 8 ~ 30a. 33 -3. 4}: 30 71 3. 62 1389.
10 5a3 8 3 na. 30 -3. 48. 30. 71 3. 62 1382 10 5a3 8 3f3 -3. 55 30. 72 3.67 }375 10 543 3f3 -3~ 62 30; 72 3.67 "}368" 10 593 323 2& " -3. 69. 30-. r 1 3-. 78 ~ 2 3&2.. 10 5a3 8 323 24 3~76 30. 72 3. 78 1354 10 543. 323 26 3 82 30 72 3. 78 '-1348 10 543 10 323 20: -3. 89. 30 72 ~ 3 78'2.3+}. 10 593 1.1 323 14. -3. 97 30. 72 3 1333 10 584 15 302 15 3 ~ 78 30 33 3. 5'4- 1352 10 580 f4 313 22 3 ~ 33 30. 32 3. 67 1397. 10 580 13 313 ~ 20 3 ~ 27 30. 32 3. 67 1403 10 584 10 313 20 -3 20
~ 30 32 ~ No hr' 1410 10 583 f2 313 18 -3. 13 30. 32 ~ 67 1417 10 584 15 314. 17 -3. 05 30. 32 3 ~ 68 1425 V. 26
vr PFIGE 0013 80 DEC 17 22 40. 5}'~ SUSQUEHRHHR I IrJELD BR. OF LRMIHRF? IHDICRTIONS JOINING PLRHRR IND I CRT LRM I HRR =- PLRHRR - DISPOSITION IONS'H:: 2 11 12 2 11 15 . FINRL EYRLURTION TRBLE CH TYPE IND:- T I'1 INX I'1RXX MINY I'1RXY DMIN DMRX YRLUE RLLOtJ OlrJ 33 S H 733 03 733.92 157.62 158. 07
~~~ 3I63 3.83 1. 53 2~ 63~~
~~1. 53 3. 43 2 OM 30 S Y 731. 78 731 78 163.45 163. 45~~
~ 3. 32 3. 32 0. 01 6. 51 2 "Olk --2? S X 732 732'1. 164..36 164-. 36 -" 3 02 3. 10 0. 64 4;32 2 'M=-"" -24 S X 68'33.
~~733. 19'80. 90 180 40. 2 30 -0.3r 30 06. OM'9S~~
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21 735.54 }9&.6} 196. 62 - 2.,97 3. 08 0. 81 2. 98 05'35. 2 X 2 OM .15' Y 736. 40 736,. 40; 148. 40. 198. 40* 2. 32. 2'a 32 -0.01 6. 51 2 OM. 12 S N 734. 64 r34.85 198.42 1'98 84 2. 19 2. 30 0. 82 3. 72
0. 82 2a 78 736.86 738. 0.0- 199;65 201. i2e 32 3. 05 3. 08

3. 05 2r 6(
~~Ol.l 5 S H 734. 18 734.64 20}.98 202.40 2. 05 2. }8 1. 00 2. 86~~
~~1. 00 "2~~
~~OIJ OM 3 S X 733 ~ 34 31 28 L 732. 64 L 732 49 733. 23 733. 45 733. 08 216. 45 161.64 163.46 216. 45 162. 09 163. 94~~
~~'.162e '.18 76 2. 87~~
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0. 00 }2. 60 2 Old 23 L 734. 42 734.55 183. 75 183 75 2. 25 25 0. 00 12. 60 2 OI.J 22 L 732 ~ 14 732e 62 184. 21 184. 21 3. 37 3. 43 0. 00 12. 60 2 OM 21 L 735.95 736.22 191.11 191. 12 2. 74 2. 76 0. 00 12. 60 Olil 20 L 733. 81 734. 43 196.62 }ae. 62 2.81 2 ~ 87 0. 00 12. 60 OI.lJ 6 L 733 92 737.98 197.50 201. 51 F 96 2. 35 16. 28 12'60 2 OI.J 4- L 737. 03 737. 1.7 21 0. 42 210 42 2.59 2. 59 0. 00 12. 60 2 OM 2 L 733.27 733.73 2}r . 88 217. 84 3.96 3. 98 0. 00 12. 60 2 OM 1 L 737.29. 737.44 218. 97 218. 98 1.67 1. 69 0. 00 12. 60 10 OB 34 L 733.44 734; 12 }5?e62 157. 63 3 ~ 61 3. 81 0. 00 12. 60 10 OB 32 L 731.67 732.83 162.51 164. 35 3. 31 3. 56 2. 14 12. 60 10 OB 26 L 733.38 733.69 168.61 168. 61 3. 09 3. 17 0. 00 12 60 10 OB 18 L 734. '92 735.71 198. 42 24 2. 35 2 54 0. 65 12. 60 10 OB 10 L 737.28 738. 07 194. 65 201 46 ~ 2., 08 2. 44 1. 43 12. 60 END OF PRSS V. 27.
PAGE 001+ 80 DEC 17 22-52-06 SUSQUEHRNNR I MEt D BF} OF i6 INDICRTIQN PEPORT= CURRENT BR -0008 UT CHRNNEL 2 0 M INDICRTION -'=. 8 CLRSS IFICRT ION- SUB-SURFRCE NQNMLRNRR CHRRRCTER ~ (X) ELLIPT I CRL (Y> El LIPTICRt LQCRTI QN=
~~~ ~~~
~~MINX = 736.86 MRXX = 738. 00~~
- - -" M'INY ='.99. MRXY, = 201.46 = 1..92 65'MINDEP MRXDEP = 2. 32 EVRLURTI GN-RXIS R L RrL RrTi RLLOM LOM . HIGH (X) 0~ 20 1 ~ 14 0~ 17 3 05 3 ~ 08 (0. 15r 2 91) (0 20. 3 25) ~ ~ ~
~~NQ FURTHER EVRLURTIGN NECESSRRY (Y) 0.20 -1'.81 0'1 3 05 2.67 (0 ~ 10>2 ~ 61) (0. 15r2.91)~~
~~~ +~IND ICRTION REQUIRES FUPTHER EVRLURT ION~.~~
INDICRTION PEPQRT- HISTORIC BR -0008 I UT CHRNNEL 2 0 M INDICRTION == 8 CLRSS IFI CRT ION- SUB-SURFRCE NON-PLRNFIR CHFIRRCTER: (X) ELLIPTICFIL (Y) ELLIPTICRL LOCRT I ON = MINX = 736. 86 MRXX = 738.00 MINY = 199.65 MRXY = 201 AD %6
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~~MINDEP = 1. 92 MRXDEP =. 2.32 EVRLURT I GN-RXIS . (X)"'0;20 1.~~
~~"R'..*0;17 1;+-:~~
RrL R~Tr. 3'.05 --Rt3.LGbJ LOM"'-' 'IGH 0& (0. 15~2. 91) '(0; 20i3-25) NG'FURTHER EVRt URTIGN NECESSRRY (Y) 0;20 1.81 Oi 11 3-. 05 2. 67 (0. 10~2 61) (0. 15~2.41)
~~~INDICRTIQN REQUIRES FURTHER EYRLURTION~~~
COMMENTS: V. 28
PRIE 0015 80- DEC 17 22=52 -06 SUSQUEHRNHR- I* 4IELD BFh QF 16 INDICRTIQH REPORT- CURRENT BR -0006 IJT CHRHHEL 2 0 M IHDICRTIOH == 6 CLRSS IF I CRT ION- LRMIHRR CHRPRCTER: LRMINRR LGCRTIOH=
~~-"MBA"= 733;.92 . "MRXX.:=-73(.98 ~ -::-" MIHY"= 197.50 MRXY ='01 51 ~ - -- -'MINDEP = 1.96" MRXDEP = 2.35+~~
~~EVRt'URT IQH-LX LY RECT RRER. Rl LOS~~
~~4. 06 4. 01 16. 28 16. 28 12. 60~~
~~~IHDICRTIQN REQUIRES FURTHER EVRLURTIQH~~~
INDICRTIOH REPORT= HISTORIC BR--0006 UT CHRHNEL 2 0 le IHDICRTIOH = 6 CLRSS IF I CRT ION: LRMINRP.. CHRRRCTER: LRMINRR LGCRT I GH-MIHX = 733.92 MRXX = 737. 98 MINY = 197. 50 MRXY = 201. 51 MINDEP = 1.96. M RXDEP 2. 35~ EVRLURTIQN-LX LY RECT RRER RLLOM
~~4. 06. 4. 01 16.28 16.28 12.60~~
~~~IHDICRTION REQUIRES FlJRTHER EVRLURTIQH~~~
COMMENTS= V. 29
PRGE 0016 80 DEC 17 22-'52- 06 SUSQUEHRNHR I MELD OF j6 BEGIH UT INSPECTION RHD CRRMLER NOTION SEQUENCE EVRLU&TION LEVEL 50'. DRC I)/ELD BR CH:: BET BER IT IR P.ELX RYrRZ DEP SCHWA 10 588 10 190 21 -0. 41 32. OS 2. 24 1770 10 587 10 190 24 -0. 47 32. 09 2 24 .1776
~
~~10 581 10 190 21 -0. 51 32. 09 2. 24 1780 10 577 12 17 -0. 58 32. 10 2. 28 1787 10 582 21 296 35~~
~~'~>> ~. 06 32. 79.~~
~~32>> 7F~~
3. 47 2.}35

3. 53-10 583 23 30f. 38 02 ~
2131 10 583 i23 302 41 3" 44. -32..78 3. 53 2222 fn 583 24. 301 45 3>> 87 3Pe J7 3. 53 2115 10 26 301 -3. 80' 32e J7 3.53 2108 10 28 306 ~ 73 32. 76 3. 54 '210f 10 "582 30 306 44 -3. 66 32'76 3. 59- 2094"
~
10 .582 30 306 -3 58 32e 75 3.59 2086 10 581 30 306 -3. 50 32. 75 3. 59. 2078 10 582 33 307 45 3 ~ 43 32. 74 3 ~ 60 2071 1 0- 582 37 307 41 3 ~ 37 32. r4 3. 60 2065 10 586 10 307 17 3 ~ 77 33. 20 3. 60 21 06 10 586 11 304 20 -3. 81 33.'0 3. 56 211 0 10 586 10 299 18 , -3 88 33.21 3. 50 211r . 10 587 8' 299'08 18 -3.95 33. 21 3. 50 2224 10 591 f7 -4. 02 33. 22 3. 61 2131 10 591 7 308 17 -4. 09 33. 22 3. 61 2138 10 596 332 15 -4. 17 33. 23 3. 89 2146 10 601 7 332 26 -4. 26 3. Sa 2155 10 598 7 338 ~. 18 33 ~ 66 3e 96 2147
~.
~~w 337 33.66 3. 95 Bf 40 10 10 10 601 601 601 7 7 7 333 342 2P 18~~
~~-4. -3 47 11 03 33 '5 33e65~~
3. 90

4. 00 2132 2125 10 595 8 328 14 -3. 85 33.64 3. 84 2113 10 595 12 328 17 -3. 78 3. 84 21 06 10 595 10 334 ] a. -3. 60 34. 63 3. 97 2088.
10 545 a 338 21 -3. 56 34 ~ 62 2084-10 545 10 338 21 3. 48 34 ~ N2 3. 96 2076 10 595 12 338 20 -3. 41 34. 61 3. 96 2069. 10 545 19 338 -3. 34 34. 61 3. 96 '062 10 583 13 338 15 i2e 82 35. 04 2010 10 583 10 342 15 2 ~ 83 35. 04 4e 00 201 1. 10 583 12 342 16 -2 41 35. 05 4. 00 2019-10 583 14. 34f 17 35. 05 2 0&7. CH= BET BER" IT IR" - - REt.X PY/RZ DEP SCHWA" 20- 581. " 12 - 233 - 26 --0.88 85. 13 2.74" 1816-10 580'2" 233 240 24'O. 62
~~-0;.57~~
85. 21 85.11 2.74- -1790 2.82 1'78S'009 10 587 13 2J 10 586 14 239 2+ -0.51'2. 85.11 2e 81 10 586 14 17. 81 85. 73 4. 66 END OF PRSS
~~+NOTE: BR-3 (PRGE 14 SO DEC 17 23- 56-' 5)~~
V. 30
SUSQUEHANNA I MELD BA
~~~6 e9 tlAQ~ 1, 1P1 XN~ 731.7 XtlXi 738.1 VAN~ 157.6 VRXi 219.4 2Ntl ~ 1.7 ZtlX~ 4. ~~~
~~SUSQUEHANNA I IJELD BA +t NAG~ QO~~
~~-Qe oo lee XNi 731,7 XSti 738.1 VN>> 187.6 VklX~ RlQ. ~~~
2NI ~ 1.7 ~ ZNY.~ 4oe
CATEGORY 8-A (Continued) See note BD-3 Indication 8 required further evaluation: A manual examination was performed in the area of concern. The one indication recorded automatically was 'found to be two indications when examined manually. The reason for this is the stepping motion of the automatic scan-ning device. The calculations per ASME Code Section XI paragraph IWB-3510 including Winter 1975 Addenda are as follows: Indication 8: Allowed 81 2a = a~.l
.2 a ~ .1 1.00 = 0.10 2. 61%
~~a .1~~
~~= .85 .85 0.12 '~~
~~a2 2 .73K t ='.52 an't = 1.53% value~~
.1 82 2a a~0 =0, .65 = 0 '2 0 .65 Al 1 owed <2 ~ 1.1 a .0 2.32%
0 6.52 V.'3
Indications. 1 5 2 Combined Allowed 2a =..3 a =.15 a = '.15 ~ .08 2.53>> x 1 .19
~~= 1.9 1~~
~~1'3 2 a .15~~
~~.12 > '.73>>~~
~~22 1'3 t .=.6.52 a .1'5 '.3>> Value t 6.62 ". 2 2.3X~~
~~.The data and calibration sheets used for this examination are 'ttached.~~
~~Indication P6 as evaluated by the computer requires further evaluation.~~
However, the computer does not include paragraph IWB-3360 in its calcu-lations. When paragraph IWB-3360 is used, the area is reduced to 12.21 square inches in area rather than the 16.28 square inches shown. Tgis is less than the maximum acceptable limit allowed by code. None of the laminar indications were evaluated in accordance with paragraph IWB-3360. Since none of the laminar indications require further evaluation (with the exception of indication d6 as discussed above) and all are still within acceptable limits of section XI, no further calculations are deemed necessary. II
~~+ The evaluation of laminar indication 811 joining planar indication 812 is as follows:~~
~~Allowed a = .1 2.42" 1.8~~
~~.1 .056 2.42%~~
g,
~~= 1;8 2 1.8 2~~
~~a .1 t '.52 1.53>> V. 34~~
** The evaluation of laminar indication 811 joining planar indication 415 is as follows:
~~Allowed a = .1 a~~
~~.059 2.42>>~~
~~il 17~~
~~.1 .056 2.42K 1.8 .1 = 1.53>>~~
~~6.52~~
~~See note BJ-3 V. 35~~
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~~~rEET NO.~~
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I
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~ nt) of veteet X IIXX I~.', l A~ WI 0 0 <<IT 'x C Level Fiaura 8. SQPLE EXMIAATI01 CATA SHEET V. 38
PFIGE 0002 80 DEC 15'4 46 16 SUSQUEHRNHR- I MELD BD= l OF pp SCFINNER D IMEHS I QNS-CRLIBRRTIQH LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 ~ - VESSEL LENGTH= 30. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3000 OD. UHITS PER IHCH= 100. 00 SCRNHER STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TQLERRNCE = 0. 020 MINSEP = 0. 250 100r DRC = 100 EVRLURTIOH LEYEL, = 50 IJELD REFERENCE POINT- X= 802.82 Y= 263.50 THICKNESS = 6. 520 SHELL COURSE 2 CIRCUMFERENCE = 83r 72. EVRLURTIGN RNGLES- LRMINRR~ 10. 0 NQN-PLRHRR~ 10. 0 SURFRCE TGLERRHCE DISTRNCE~ 0 0000. REPORT B.E. DRTR RT FUt L B E 'RMP MRXIMUM B.E. rDRC FGR EYRLURTIQH = 5. UT CHRNNEL DRTR- SCRNHEk SEP. FRCTGR = 13 CH = RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP T5r4R 2 0.0 M -2~ 55 0. 00 1200 2150 0 11 0. 00 4 45.0 T -2. 25 2. 65 450 2150 0 28 0. 00 5 60.0 T -1. 05 2.65 150 2150 0 3Q -7. 00
-45. 0 P -5. 45 0.60 850 1950 0 20 0. 00 7 -60. 5o 45 1.75 850 1950 0 20 00 10 0 P 0..0 B -2.55 0. 00 10 2150 r 11 0. 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RHD CRRIJLER MOTION SEQUENCE EYRLURTIQH LEVEI = 50r DRC IJELD BD MRX RMPLITUDE .-50r. DRC +50r. DRC r.QFT ID= r.DRC DEP REk X RYrRZ DEP REL X RYrRZ DEP REL X RYrRZ DEP . SDEP 59 6.6 2. 1 O.a 6.6 2.3 -0..4 6.6 1.9 -0 9- o. o -O.r a 6. 8 1.5 .-0 7 6.8 2. 3 -0 7 6.8 1.3 -0. 7 0.5 M0 +ROTE: BD-3 86
~~(~a 6.5 6.8 r,PRGE 1.3 1.5 25~~
-0. 7 80 DEC 15 6.6 6.8 '.31-6 15-53-23) -0 9 -0 7 6.5 6~ 8 1.2 1.3 -0 4 -0. 7 0.5 0.5 -0.7 -+. 0 FINFIL, EYRLURTIOH TRBLE CH TYPE IHD= T MINX MRXX MIHY MRXY DMIN DMRX VRLUE RLLQM EVRL -45P 1 I N 804. 03 805- 14. 262-53 262 76 6.55 6.79 -0.40 1. 82 -0. 40 1.61 EHD QF PRSS BEGIN UT INSPECTION RHD CRRIJLER MOTION SEQUENCE EYRLURTIQH LEVEt. = 50r. DRC IJELD BD CH=- BET BER IT IR RELX RYrRZ DEP SCNR 10 582 39 289 3Q -0. 65 r F.26 3.36 1&05 10 583 21 281 42 -0. 71 77. 26 3.27 1599 10 583 20 286 42 -O. 79 77. 2& 3.33 1591 END OF PRSS +NOTE BD-2 <PRGE 39 80 DEC 15 17:46 11)
V. 50
GENERRL ELECTRIC POST PROCESSOR- VEPSIGN 3 PEV. 2 SUSQUEHRNNR I lJELD . B J EVRt URTIQN LEVEi = 50'RC VELOCITY QF SOUND = 0. 1164 LRG TIME = l. 000 DISTRNCE C. F. =. 0. 0000 RCGUSTIC LQCRTIQN TGl ERRNCE = GEOMETRY'IRCUMFERENCE = 0.250'YLINDRICRL 836 66 SHELL COURSE = 4 THRESHOLD = 20000 CRFNLER PULSER LGCRTIGN' = 0 00 Y 0 00 PEGIQN 2 SENSOR 1 2 3
~~'8 GLOB RL 30 l.f 269 X~~
532 514. 734 501. 012. 631. 380. 6(6-477. 516 Y 000 4 27'70.234 632.416 5 26 76.267 604. 092 5 15 81. 452 373. 116 14 780.759 478.596 8 4 219.. 465 478. 836 48.209 485.376 10 22 784. 659- 514. 246.
~~-13 12 610. 582 479. 97&~~
14 ?0 523. 934 522. 936 15 19 332 936 521. 016 TRBLE, IMB-3510 RLLGMRBLE PLRNRR INDICRTIQNS RSPECT SURFRCE. SUBSURFRCE RRTIQ RiL IND ICRTIGNS IND IC&TIGNS RiTri F}iTt 2& N2 i
0. 00 SS

0. 05 2 00 2. 42.

0. 10 2 18 2. 61

0. 15 2 42, 2. 91

0. 2.0 2. 71 3a?5

0. 25 3. 08 3a 68 0.30 3 48 4. 13

0. 35 3.48 4. 63

0. 40 3. 48 5. 24

0. 45 3 48 5. 86 0.50 3. 4S 6.51 TF}BLE. IMB-351.0 2 RLLGb}F}BLE LRNINF}R INDZCF}TIGNS COMPONENT THICKNESS'RNINRR. RRER.
Tr IN. R~ SQ IN. 0 10 1.0 8 20 10 ~ 30 12 40'VRLURT ION PRPRNETERS-VESSEL MODE V. 51
PRGE 0002. 80 3EC 08 14-54=25 SUSQUEHRNHR- I MELD BJ OF SCRHHER 3IMENSIOHS: CFILIBRRTIOH LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 VESSEL LEHGTH= 30. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3000 OD. UNITS PER INCH= 100. 00 SCFIHHEP. STEPSIZE = 0 050 STEP TOLERRHCE = 0. 020 ~ M INSEP = 0. 250 ioor. DRC = 100 EVRLURTIGN LEVEL = 50 MELD REFERENCE POINT- X= 558 48< Y= 400 50 THICKHESS = 6 520 SHELt COURSE 4 CIRCUMFERENCE = 836 66 EYRt URTION FINGt.ES- LRMIHRR='0 0 HG~LRNRR= 10 0 SURFRCE TQLERRHCE 3IRTRNCE~ .0. 0000 REPORT B.E DRTR. RT FULL B.E.. RMP MRXIMUM B. E. RDRC FOR EVRLURTIQH = 5 UT CHRHHEL DRTR- SCRHHER SEP. FRCTGR. = 13 CH '- RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MH BE TSEP T5~4R '1 2 0.0 M 2 ~ 55 0. 00 1200 2150 0 0. 00 4 45.0 T 20 25 2. 65 450 2150 0 28 0 ~ 00 5 60.0 T -1. 05 2~ 65 150 2150 0 38 -7.00
~5.0 P -5. 0. 60 8$ 0 1950 0 20 0 00 ~0.0 -6. 00 45'.
~~7 P 45 1 SSO 1950 0 20~~
~~-2. 55 75'.~~
10 0.0 B 00 in 2i50 7 11 0. 00 BEGIH UT INSPECTIQH RND CRRMLER MOTION SEQUENCE EVRLURTIQH LEVEL = So/ DRC MELD BJ MRX RMPLITUDE -50~ DFIC +sow. DRC r. OF T I3-- RDFIC DEP PEL X RY/RZ DEP REf X RYiRZ. DEP REf X RY>RZ DEP SDEP 5 1 64 6~ 2 7.? 123.9 6.3 7.7 123.9 6 2 7.8 123.9 . 1.4 4.1 CH-- BET BER IT I Fl P.ELX RYiRZ DEP SCNR 10 578 7 305 15 -2.. 2,4 50. 45 3. 54- 1577 10 5 14 306 15 2 ~ 22 50. 45 3. 55 1579 10 578 7 30$ 14 -2.. 15 50. 45 3. 54 15S6 10 578 7 305 18 -2. 09 50 4$ 3. 54 1,592 10 7 304. 18 -2. 03 50. 45 3. 53 159S 10 578 304 17 -1.,97 50. 45 3. 53 1604. 10 578 8 300 13 -1. 91 50. 4$ 3. 48 161 0 FINRt;. EYRIE.URTIQH TRBLE CH TYPE IHD>> 1 MINX MRXX MIHY MRXY DMIH DMS VRt UE RLLGM EYRt 5 60T 1 S X 566 .13 566.2r 524 39- 524 39- 6 17 6.25 0 59- 3..90 EHD OF PRSS
~~+NOTE- BJ-3 <PRGE 26 80 DEC OS 16- 09: 04)~~
~~. MELD BJ~~
~~'0::~~
BEGIN UT IHSPECTIQH RND CRRMLER MOTION SEQUENCE EVRLURTIOH LEYEL = DRC V. 52
PRGE 0003 80 DEC 08 18- 02-41 . SUSQUEHFINHR. I WELD B J QF ~ CH= BET BER- IT IR RELX RYiRZ DEP SCAR 10 0 0 301 19 7.aa 98.85 3. 49 951 10 0 0 305 22 8. 06 98.85 3. 54. 444 10 0 0 294 21 8. 13 48.85 3.47 937 10 0 0 -00 18 8 20 98.,85 3.48 930
' 48.85 3.57 923 10 0 308 14 8 ~ 27 k FINRL EYFILURTIQN TRBLE CH TYPE IND- T MINX MRXX MIRY MRXY DMIN DMRX YRLUE RLLQW EYRL 10 0B 2. L 566 47 566 75 494. 35 499..35 3.47 3 57 0.00 1P 60" END QF PRSS V. 53
~~SUSQUEHANNA I IJELD BJ IJELD hD eQ~~
~~~9 tlAG>> Oo f01 XNi 566.4 XIX& 566.7 VlQI~ 499.3 YtlX~ 499.3 Ztltl~ 3.5 NXi 3.6~~
~
SUSQUEMANNA I MELD BJ NAG', QO XN~ 666.1 XtiXi S66.7 VWi IQQ.3 VtlXi 4QQ.3 NN~ 3.8 ZtlX>> 3.6
GENERRE. ELECTRIC POST PROCESSOR- VERS'IGN 3 REV. 2 SUSQUEHFINNR I MELD BG EVFILURTIQN..LEVEL = 50< DRC VELOCITY QF SOUND = 0. 1164 LFIG TINE = 1. 000 DISTRNCE C. F. = 0. 0000 RCOUSTIC LGCRTION TOLERRNCE = 0.250 CYL INDRICRL'EGNETRY C IRCUNFERENCE = 837. 72 SHELL COURSE = 3 THRESHOLD = 961 CRRMLER PULSER'QCRTIGN X = 0. 00 Y = 0. 00 PEGI QN 2 SENSOR. Gt.OBRt," = " -"-:X- -- .- ""- Y
~~" "30 269874- ~ -2 "~~
1
~~"-'8 -~~
~~520;392 631 000 380 676 3 4 5~~
~~'7 11 26 501.647 570. 95'7 '6. 36+~~
~~477.516 632. 916~~
&04. 092 15 81.555 373.116 7 14 781.748 478.596 9 219 743 478 836 4 7 48.270 485.376 '1 0 ' 22 785. 653 514. 296 13 . 12- 611. 356 479.. 476 15'9.
1'4 TRBLE I MB-351 0 20"- 524-'. 598 333.358 522. 936 521 016 RLLOMRBLE 'PLRNRR INDICRTIQNS RSPECT ~VRFRCE SUBSUPFFICE PRTIQ IND ICRTIGNS INDICRTIGNS RrL RiT~R . RrT~~ O. 00 . 1'..88 - - 2.32
0. 05 2. 00 2. 42

0. 10 - 2;18 2. 61

0. 15 2. 42 2. 91

0. 20 2. 71 3. 25

0. 25 3. 08 3. 68

0. 30 3. 48 4. 13 0~ 35 3. 48 4 63

0. 40 3. 48 5. 24

0. 45 3. 48 5. 86

0. 50 3. 48- 6. 51 TRBLE. IMB-35'1 0. 2 FILLOMRBt E LFININRI? INDICRTIGNS CQNPGNENT THICKNESS LRNINRR RRER
~~'- T~ IN.- .. - - R~" SQ IN" r ~ r,'~~
~~w. '010'-~~
~~10: 30 12 40 EYFILURTIQN PFIPFINETERS-VESSEL NODE V. 56~~
. er t PRGE QF" 0002 p g SCRNHER DIMEHSIQNS-80 DEC 04 10: 10- 02 SUSQUEHANNA I MELD BG CRLI BRAT I ON LEHGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 VESSEL LENGTH= 30. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3000 ionic UNITS PEP. INCH= 100. 00 OD ~
SCANNER STEPSIZE = n. 050 STEP TOLERRNCE = 0 020 M INSEP = 0. 250 DRC = 100 EVRLURTIOH L'EVE( = 50 MELD REFEPrENCE PQ IHT r X 0 ~ 00' 40 or 50" THICKNESS = 6.520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE = 83?.72 EVRLURTIQH RNGLES- LAMINAR~ 10. 0 NON-PLANAR=i i SURFACE TQLEPRHCE DISTRHCE= 0. 0000 PEPQPT B.E. DRTR RT FUt L B.E. RMP. MRXIMUM B.E. rDRC FQR EVRLURTIQN = 5 UT CHRHHEL DRTR- SCANNER SEP. FRCTOR = 13 = CH :- RHGLE X 'OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MH BE TSEP T5r4R 2 0. 0 M -2 55 ~ 0. 00 1200 2150 0 n. oo
45. 0 T -2.25 2.65 450 2150 0 28 0. 00 5 60. 0 T -l. 05 2.65 150 2150 0 39 -7. 00
~~-5.45 6 -45. -60.~~
~~0 P~~
~~-5.45~~
~~0. 60 1.75 850 850 1950 1950 0 20 20 ~0.0. 000000 r~~
~~10 0.0 B 0 P~~
-2 55 '.00 10 2%50 7 11 BEGIN UT IHSPECTION RND CRRMt EP, MOTION SEQUENCE EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = 50': DRC MELD BG-MRX RMPL I TUDE -50'. DRC +5'or. DAC OF T ID r.DRC DEP PEL X RYrRZ DEP PEL X RY/RZ DEP REL' RYi&Z DEP SDEP s 2.6 6.4- 11.3 2. 7 6. 4 11.3 26 63 113 1.0 34 8
~~6. 9. 11 8 2 4 7.0 11.8 2.5 6.4 11.8 o.5 37. 4.~~
~~6.8 11 3 26 68 11.3 25 6. ( 11.3 1.4 38.8 2 2 54 96 2.6 2.4 2.4 6.4 11.8 5.9. 11. 8 2.4 24~~
7. 0 54 11.8 11.8 256411

2. 4 5. 9 11.8
~~~ 8 0.5~~
0. 0

37. 4"

36. 4 50 52 2r 5 (~8 12. 3 2~5 (~ r 12. 3 2.5 8 12. 3 0. 0 38 8~
58 2r4 (.o 14. 9 2~8 14. 9. 2.8 6~9 14. 9 1.0 '2r? 52 3~ 0 (r4 15. 4. 3.0 7.4 15. 4 3. 0 7.3 15. 4 0. 0 45.5 i 6 64 2 6 6 4
~ 16. 8. 2.6 6r5 16.8 2~6 6.4 16. 8 o.e 40. 3" 2 ( 40 2.8 6. 1 17. 8 6.3 17.8 4 4 17. 8 0. 0 44 1 2 8 (rCk. 2r 3'- 2.7 18 2 2.% 2,.8 18. 2 2.3" 2r6 18. 2 0.5 35 4': '4
2. 1 5. 0:'4.2 5. 0 19.2" 2. 0 19. 2 0.5 3'1 2 10 4. 9" 22..6 5.1 22r 6 2.4 22 ~ 6 0.0 2'5.
1 ~: 2 1'1 52 5. 1 3. 0 26.6 5.1 3. 0 26. 6 5. 1 3. 0 26. 6 0.5 2.1. 4 70 5. 0 2. 7 26.4 5.1 2 8 26. 4 5.1 2.5 26. 4 0. 0 22r 4'H-: BET BER IT IR PELX RYiRZ'EP SCHR 1 0 591 1'1 455 18 3. 46 31. 77 5. 30 1621 V. 57
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~
PRGE 0003 80 DEC 09 1 0- 44-56 SUSQIJEHRNNR I MELD BI& OF pg I'1RX Rl'1PL I TUDE -50'RC +50', DRC ~ QF T ID:-'DRC DEP l?EL X RY/RZ DEP PEL X RYiRZ DEP PEL X RYrRZ DEP SDEP 12 76 5.2 3.3 31 ~ 8 5.2 3.5 31.8 5.1 3. 0 31.8 1.4 20. 0 FINRL EVRLURTION TRBLE CH TYPE IND=- T MINX NRXX NINY MRXY DMIN DNRX VRLUE RLLOM EVRt 2 OW 11 S N 2e48 3. 04 427. 06 427. 37 4 95 5. 13 3. 03
1. 44 4. 12 12 S X 3.02 3e 53 432e 2/ 432e 28 5. 12 5. 23 0. 81 2e 63 OM OM 4S X 4.95 5. 01 419;68 419.68 Be 04 2. 07 0. 28 4'3 Old 3. S Y . 5'.89. 5.89 412 30 412.30" 2'e 36' 2. 37 0. 0'f 6. 51 OM 1 S N 6.25 7. 00 411.84 412 30 B. 42 2. 64 1. 71 2. 90

1. 71 3. 61 OM 5 S N 6 88 7.39 415.43 415.88 2. 74 2. 47 1. 43 3. 14

1. 43 3. 30 2 OIJ 8 L 2.58 2.78 418 70 418.70 Be 35 2.37 0. 00 12. 60 4.,87 5. 06 423. 14 423. 14. 2 94 2. 95 0. 00 12. 60 OM
~~,OM 'OM 10 7~~
~~6 L L L~~
5. 93 6e37 6 '6 418.28 418.28 6.51 417.28 417.28

2. 84

2. 62

2. 89 2e 63

0. 00

0. 00 12.
~~12. 60 60 2 OM 4 L 7.80 ~ 7.87 412.76 412.76 2. 52 ~~~
~~2. 52 0. 00 12. 60 END OF PRSS BEGIN IJT INSPECTION RND CRRMLEP. MOTION SEQUENCE "EVFILURTION LEVEL = 50~ DRC MELD Bj5 END QF PRSS~~
~~+NOTE- BC~-2 <PRIE 13 80 DEC 09 14: 01 4f)~~
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SUSQUEHANNA I: IJELD BG eQ
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nba- , ~ .i~ XKN~ R,S XKX 7,0 VKN~ @if.I YKR~ 432.3 2KNi 8.1 NX~ S.R
SUSQUEHANNA I VELD BG
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ANYWl%7CC Cal. Sheet No.M~/M gN22ALLANON a SlsvgCI INOINnBBNO egvgggON Site El Preoperotional Cl I.S.I. Callb. Block No. Oate Couplant Cal. Std. Temp. Examiner ASNT Level Recorder ASNT Level Equipment Oata: Instrument Model No. Shoe No.
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Instrument Serial No. Cable No. Transducer Size Frequency ~'I~ MHz Transducer Serial No. IIW2 Beam Angle OACCurve: Range0 5Q 0 10IR Instrument Settings: Start Finish 80 Attenuation 70 Sweep %,tS %44 60 Delay /3 / SSa'0 s'vfe6 s + Scanning Gain 40 Evaluating Gain Filter Position ouT od1 30 Rep Rate /gtusta rft uyta 20 Oamping off off 10 Reject eOFf Ot'+ 0 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0 I 2 3 4 5 ~dhChangefnr~ X Hole Oepth SOH Gain Max. ~ eyyee 0 or or
~~~ eTee Inches 51X Amp. Inch Inch FBH Initial Calibration Time~~~~
I/4 I. t Ix sB7. K/gf KI DH Periodic Checks: l.aat Time Value Octa Sheet I/2 3,~ IX rn7 K/fg 3 44 SD II 3/4 ~e7. "/B gDH 2KB M/ IX K II/A Notch /K /ff Calibration Bn Depth(O) gl or Metal Path (MP) Q Final Check Ol d tB ~ C>;~'.O GENERAL ELECTRIC V,67
Q L f=~i 2 c'+> Angle Beam Spread O 1X (Made once per collbrafed system 45 ~ Calibration or 60 standard combination) Trailing Ray Leading Ray Hole Depth 10% DAC Oor 25% eeet'or OAC Dor 50% DAC 100% DAC i W M% DAC Oor QB 25% OAC Oor iiP 10% DAC W Oor MP 1/4T )Z lL IC (.9 ].7 2. o I.S 1/2T g 3 2.8 2.9 3/4T i( ce 9.9'Y9 gg, ~9 h 3 Amplitude Linearity Check Control Linearity (Made Daily) r (Made Daily) 100%FSH 90% er
~ % FSH 50%FSH ~e ~% ~ FSH rr 80%FSH 80% " -6db 12db ~9 (32-48)
(16-24) 80% " 30% " 40% " + 6db ~> (64-96) T0%" 20%- 20% " +12db 8'g (64-96) 6o%- At~g gaxagVC vlf~ Pnsaerz Q~C Equip. Data Angle Beam
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ysrr fg4/ ~ For Linearity Checks Checks on I IW-2 fl.~Z Block, on I/8'DH for Field Calib. Transducer Data: Mox Amp, for Both Near fk Far Checks Q Serial No. Positions in % Screen Height S'ze -'izz i~ r,ezz 4~2~ I/8 SOH Near Far Shoe No M~ Cable No~ Max. Amp. Metal Check Made By: Path Reviewed by SNT-TC Level V. 68
VESSEL UT CALlBRATlONDATA SHEET Cal. Sheet Na.~+~ IIISIASSAIIOIIO SSBVIOS SIIOIIISSSIIIO OIVISIOII Site HPreapefatlahal Cl LS.I. Date Cauplont Col. Std. Temp. Examiner ASNT Level Recorder ASNT Level Equipment Data: Instrument Model No. Shoe No. At
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Instrument Serial No. Transducer Size Frequency MHz Transducer Serial No. IIVI 2 Beam Angle hatt OAC Curve: Range0-50 0 10RI Instrument Settings: 90 Start Finish 80 Attenuation f.z+ t. 7> 70 Sweep /A8$ Delay '/sm 50 Scanning Gain O 7 b 40 Evaluating Gain ur Filter Position OBS I 30 ouT'gf Rep Rate Agi TO 20 f
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Damping 10 Reject oFF off 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 3 4 5 nn Change fnr X 1 2 SDH Hole Depth Gain Max. ~ ey/ee Oar 5s 1X Amp. Inch inch or r en Te ~ Inches FBH Initial Calibration Time~/>~ I/4 1X Periodic Checks: Last Time Value Oata Sheet 1/2 1X 3/4 1X IBgaga Ieeh IX gD'I, Calibration in Oeoth(O) g or Metal Path (MP) C3 Final Check: GENERAL ELECTRIC V. 69.
C' Angle Beam Spread (Mode once per calibrated system l()i 1X 45 Calibration
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Trailing Ray Leading Ray Hole Depth 10% OAC 25% OAC 50% OAC 100% CAC 50% OAC 25% OAC 10% OAC 0 or Oor 0 or Oor Oor Oor Oor MP MP MP MP MP MP MP 1/4T S E. aL. 8(. T )4
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1/2T 3/4T Amplitude Linearity Check Control Linearity (Made Daily) i (Made Daily) 100%FSH ..90%-
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(64-96) Equip. Data Angle Beam For Linearity Checks Checks on IIW-2 Block on I/8 SOM for Field Colib. Transducer Data: Checks Q Mox Amp. for Both Neor 8 For Serial No. Positions in % Screen Height Beam Angle Size ~~~ Frtq ~O~)nN I/8 SOH Mox. Neer For Shoe No ~@Bi Cable No ~lla Amp. Metal Check Made By: Path Reviewed by T-TC Level V,70
Page 2 ot 3 p, 1./12/82 kNY~... avvrsc7t . rInesI illesca I 1 lip% ~ II t TKI rruoi SECTION V RECORDABLE INDICATION LIST SUSQUEHANNA UNIT jul SQI-761 Project P
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t Project No. 325 (M) 2 Category BD Procedure lSi ~ ( ) Rev. System identification Data Calibration Indication Description Number Sheet No. Sheet No. NOZZLE TO . N1A (A) N1A 5,6 Spot Indications VESSEL WELDS N2K (A) N2A Spot Indication N4A A N4A 17 Spot Indication N4C (A) N4C 10, 11 Spot Indications N4E A N4E 13 Spot Indications N4F (A) '4F 16,17 Spot Indication NSB A NSB 13 Spot Indications N9 (M) 4093 4091 Spot Indications 1106 1104 V. 71 ss 12744060 GENERAL; - ELECTRlC
I EHEPRL ELECTP.IC POST PROCESSOR: VERSION 3 REV. 2 SUSOUEHRNNR I MELD N1R EVRLURTION LEVEL = snr. DRC TRBLE IMB-3512. 1 RLLOMRBLE PLRNRP. IHDICRTIONS F!SPECT SUPFFICE SUBSURFRCE PRTI Q IND I CRT IONS IHD I CRT IONS RrL RIT~i RITri 0 00 1.90 2.30 0.05- --2.00 "-'":-2.40
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n. sn 3 ~ 50 6. 50 TRBLE I MB-3511. 3 RLLQMRBLE LRM INRR IND I CRT IOHS COMPONENT THICKNESS LRMINRR REER.
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~~~ '8 12 12 24 30 12 36 14 42 16 48 EVRLIJRTIQN PRPRMETERS:~~
NO :LE MODE T SCRN SCRNHEP. DIMEHSIOHS-CRLIBPRTIGN LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 NO ZLE LENi.TH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS. -25 91 SCRNHER STEPSI"E = 0. 050 STEP TOLERRNCE = 0. 020 MIHSEP = 0.250 100~ DRC = 1i>0 EYRLURTIOH LEVEL = 50 MELD REFEPENCE POINT- 8= 28e 31 Y= 0 ~ 00 'THICKNESS = 6. 520 SHELL COURSE 1 CIRCUMFEREHCF = 836-58 EVFILURTIQH RHGLES LRMINRR~ 10 0 NON-PLRHRR~ 1 0; TGLERRNCE DISTRNCE= 0.0000 0'URFRCE PEPORT B.E. DRTR RT FIJLL' E. RMP MRY.IMUM B.E. rDRC FQR EVRLURTIQR = 5 UT CHRNNEL DRTR: SCRNHEP. SEP. FRCTOR = 13 CH:- RNGLE N OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP TSr4R 0, 0 I!J -1. 28 -1. 12 20 600 0 11 0. 00
-45. 0 T -2. 00 1.22 20 1200 0 -5. 00 -60. 0 T -3. 20 1. 22 20 1550 0 -6. 00 0.0 B -1 28 -1. 12 20 1700 11 0. 00 V. 72
PRGE 0002 80 OCT 28 17:29:25 SUSQUEHANNA I MELD N1R QF 03 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RND 'NQZ LE POTRTION =360 EVRLURTIGN LEVEL = 50r. DRC NO ZLE LQCRTIGN X = 0. 00 Y = 161.50 t)jELD N1Ft-CH:: BET BER IT IR PELX P YrRZ DEP SCNR 10 O O 29O 18 1. 12 252. 08 3 36 222 10 "0 . 0 -290. 19 1 19'52. 08 3. 36..- 229. 10 0 0 286 15 1" 29. 252. Or 3.3& -'39-. NAX RMPLITUDE -50r. DRC +50r. DRC r.OFT ID-': rDRC DEP PEL X RYrRZ DEP REL X RYrRZ DER PEL X RYrRZ DEP SDEP 2 1 78 3.4 1.1 252. 1 3.4- 1.1 252. 1 3.4 1.3 252.1 0. 0 47.8 CH:- BET BER IT - IR RELX PYrRZ DEP SCNR
10. 0 0 296 11 1.15 252.58 3.43 225 F INRL EVRLURTIQN TRBLE CH TYPE IND- 7 MINX MRXX NINY NRXY DNIN DMRX VFILUE RLLQM EVRt.
2 OM 9. oe 9. 11 189. 50 189. 66 3. 40 3.41 0. 01 19. 5& 10 OB 2 L 8.82 189. 5O 189. 66 3 ~ 32 3. 43 0. 05 19. 56 END OF PRSS EVRLURTIQN PRRAMETERS-NQ LE MODE P SCRN CLQCKMISE SCFINNER DIMENSIONS: CFILIBPFtTIQN LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 NOZ LE LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS: X= -26. 16 SCRNNEP. STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TQLERRNCE = 0. 020 NINSEP = 0. 250 100r. DRC = 100 EVFlt URTIQN LEVEL = 50 MELD REFEPENCE POINT: X= 28. 31 Y= 0. 00 THICKNESS = 6.520 SHELL COURSE 1 CIRCUMFERENCE = 836.58 EVALUATION RNGt ES= LAMINAR= 10.0 NON-PLRNRR= 10. 0 SURFFtCE TOLEPFtNCE DISTRNCE= 0.0000 REPORT B.E. DRTR RT FULL B.E. RMP MFIXIMUM B. E rDFIC FGR EVRLUR'T ION = UT CHRNNEL DRTR= SCRNNER SEP. FRCTQR. ='3 5 CH-- RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN- STOP" MN BE TSEP 75r4FI-M5. 0 P -1.45 ~ ~.75 30 650'. 0 20 -5. 00 5 -60. 0 P -1.45 0.44 30 650 0 20 -6. 00 10 0. 0 B -3.75 1 15 10 800 7 11 0. 00 .BEGIN UT INSPECTION FtND NOZZLE POTRTION =-360 EVRLURTION LEEL = 50': DRC NOZZLE LOCATION X = 0.00 Y = 161.50 MELD N1Ft-END QF PRSS
PRGE 0003 80 QCT 28 1&-54-"53 SUSQUEHRNNR I trJELD H1R gF p3 EVRLURTION PRPRNETERS: NOZZLE "NODE P SCRH COUNTER-CLOCKMISE SCRNNER DIMEHSIONS-CRLIBRRTION LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS.<< X= -26. 1.6 SCRNNER- STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TOLERRNCE = 0. 020 NINSEP = 0. 250 100/ DRC = 100 EVRLURTION LEVEL = 50 MELD'EFERENCE POINT- X=" 28 31- Y= 0 00 -'-. THICKNESS = 6.520 SHELL COURSE 1 CIRC>JNFEREHCE = 836.58 EVRLURT ION RNGLES: LRN'INRR 10 0 NON PLRNRR~ 1 Oe 0 StJPFRCE TOLERRHCE DISTRNCE= 0- 0000 PEPQR'T BE E. DRTR RT FULL B.E. RNP NRXINUN B-E. rDRC FOR EVRLURTION = 5 UT CHRNNEL DRTR- SCRNNEP. SEP. FRCTQP. = 13 ~ CH -- RHGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP NN BE TSEP T5<4R
~~45. 0 P -1.45 0.75 30 - 650 0 20 -5. 00 5~~
10
~~60. 0 P 0 0 B~~
~~-1.45 -3.75 1: 15'0 -0.44 30 650 650.~~
0 7 20 -o. 00 11 0 ~ 00 BEGIN tJT INSPECTION RHD NOZZLE PQTRTION =360 EVRLURTION LEVEL = 50'. DRC NQ LE LOCRTI ON X = 0. 00 V = 161. 50 MELD N1R-EHD OF PRSS V. 74
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GENERRL ELECTRIC POST PROCESSOR = YERS ION 3 'EV 2 SUSQUEHRHNR I IJELD N2K EVFILURTION LEVEL = 50'RC TRBLE IMB-3512. 1 FILLQ4IRBLE PLRNRR IND I CRT TONS RSPECT SUPFRCE SUBSURFRCE PRTIQ RiL
~~0. 00 ~0 l~~
~~IND ICRTIGNS RiTt INDICRTIQHS Rr T,r. 2..30 0 05 2 '00- 2 40 10 2..20 ' 60 0 0 15 2. 40 2 eo 0 20 2 70 3 30~~
0. 25 3 10 3 70-0.30 3 50 4 10 0.35 3.50 4. 60

0. 40 3. 50 5.20

0. 45 3..50 5. 90

0. 50 3. 50 6.50 TRBLE 14IB-35 1 1 3 RLLQIJRBLE LRMINRR INDICRTIGNS COMPONEHT THICKNESS LRMINRR RRER Tr IN. R~ SQ IN.
0 12 12, ~ 18 8 24. 10 30 12 36 14 42 16 48 EVRLURTIGH PRRRMETERS= NOZZLE MODE T SCRN SCRNNER DIMEHSIGHS-CRLIBRRTIQN LENGTH~ 36. 00 FULL SCRI E= 3&00 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS- X= -15 80 SCRNHER STEPSIZE = 0 050 STEP TGLERRNCE = 0. 020 MINSEP = 0.250 100'. DRC = 100 EVRLURTION LEVEL = 50 MELD REFERENCE POINT= X= 17.25 Y= 0 00 THICKNESS = 6 520 SHELL COURSE 1. CIRCUMFERENCE. = 836 58 EYRLURTION FIHH ES: LRMINFIR= 10 0 HON-PLRHRR 10- 0 SURFRCE TOLERRNCE: DISTRHCE 0. 0000 PEPQRT B.E- DRTR RT FULL. B E- RMP MRXIMUM B.E; rDRC FGR EVRLURTION = 5 UT CHRHNEL DRTR- SCRHHER- SEP FRCTOR = 13 CH - RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP T5r4R 2 0.0 lJ -1.28 -1. 12 30 500 0 11 0. 00 4 -45.0 T -2. 00 1.22 30 1100 0 28 -5. 00 5 -60.0 T -3.20 1.22 30 1450 0 38 -e. 00 10 0.0 B -1. 28 -1. 12 30 1650 11 0-00 V. 77
PAGE 0002 80 OCT 29 13-22:14 SUSQUEHRHNR I MELD N2K QF P5 0 EVRLURTIQH LEVEL ='0/ BEGIN UT INSPECTION RND HOZZLE RQTRTION HOZZLE LOCRTION X = 766 87 Y>> 181 00 DRC 360 MELD N2K-CHe BET BER IT IR RELX RYiRZ DEP SCHR
18. 596 7 352 8 15 90 6 24 4.23 1605 10 60D ? 352 8 16 00 6 23 4.23 1615 18 592 18 131 18 13 84 12. 86 1.58 '1399 10 0 0 300' 1 80 213 77 3 61 194 FIHRL EVRLURTIQH TRBLE CH TYPE IHD= T MINX MRXX M INY MRXY DMIN!DMRX VALUE RLLQM EVRL t 10 OB L 782 71 782 71 191 59 191 59' 61!3 61 0~ 00 19 56
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EVRLURTION PRRRP1ETERS HOZZt E MODE P SCAN CLOCXVISE SCRNHER DIMENSIONS CRLIBRRTIQN LENGTH>> 36 00 FULL SCALE>> 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH~- 36 00 FULL SCRLE>> 3600 OFFSETS X>> -16 05 SCRHHER STEPSIZE>> 0 050 STEP TOLERRNCE>> 0 02D MINSEP = 0 250 iooi DRC = 100 EVRLURTION LEVEL>> 50 MEI D REFERENCE POINT= X>> 17. 25 Y>> 0 00 THICKNESS = 6.52D SHELL COURSE 1 CIRCUMFERENCE = 836 58 EVRLU: TIQN'NGLES LRMINRR 10 .0 HON-PLRNRR 10 0
'-PU'- ACE. TQLERRHCE DISTRNCE>> 0 0000 REP:..- B.E DRTR RT FULL B.E RMP MR'.:;- 0 B.E rDRC FQR EVRLURTIQN>> 5 UT Chi',HHEL DRTR! SCANNER SEP. FRCTOR. >> 13 CH - RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP T5/4R 4- -45 0 P 45 -0 75 30 650 0 20 -5.OO 5
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D 0 0 B P,-1.45 -3 ?5 0 1 44 15 30 30 650 650 0 7 20 M. OD il 0 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RND NOZZLE RQTRTION>>-364 EVRLURTION LEVEL 50% DRC NOZZLE LQCRTION X>> 766 87 .Y>> 181 OD MELD N2K-EHD QF PRSS EVRLURTION PRRRMETERS NOZZLE MODE P SCRN COUNTER~LQCKMISE'CRNHER DIMEHS IQNS CRLIBRRT ION LENGTH 36. 00 FULL SCRLE 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH 36 00 FULL SCRLE 3600 OFFSETS- X -16 05 SCRHNER STEPSIZE>> 0 050 STEP TOLERRNCE>> 0 ~ 020 MINSEP>> 0 250
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1001 DRC>> 100 EVALUATION LEVEL>>. SO. V. 78
PRGE 0003 80 OCT 29 14-33:44 SUSQUEHRNNR- I MELD N2K OF,. MELD REFERENCE POINT- X= 17. 25 Y= 0. 00 THICKNESS = 6.520 SHELL CGUPSE 1 CIPCUNFERENCE = 836 58 EVRLURTION RNGLES LRtlINRR= 10. 0 NGN-PLRNRR= 10. 0 SURFRCE TOLERRNCE DISTRNCE= 0. 0000 REPORT B.E DRTR RT FULL B E RNP NRXINUK B.E. iDRC FGR EYRIE URTIQN = 5 UT CHRNNEL DRTR SCRNNER SEP. FRCTQR = 13 I CH .= RNGLE. X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP NN BE TSEP T5r4R"-
~~45. 0 P -1.45 0,75 30 650 0 20 -5 M~~
00'0 5 60.0 P -1.45 -0. 44 30 650 0 00 ~ 10 0 OB -375 1 15 30 650 1.1 0 00"'EGIN UT INSPECTION RND NOZZLE RQTRTIGN =360 EVRLURTION LEVEL = 50'. DRC l'lOZZLE LOCRTIQN X = 766 87 Y = 181.00 MELD N2K-END OF PRSS '+NOTE- N2KM <PRGE 28 80 GCT'4 14-57 11) V. 79
SUSQUEHANNA I Nih NAG+ P. 1PP XM>> 782i7 XNX~ 782.7 VN~ 191.6 VISE 191+6 ZN~ 3+6 ZN 3.6
SUSQUEWANNA I WELD H2K X Y ae- e.1eo W 782o7 XN>> 782>>7 YN>> 191.6 YtQ>> 191.6 2tW>> 3>>6 AX>> 3.6
GEHEPRl ELECTRIC POST PROCESSOR- VERSION 3 REV. 2 SUSQUEHRNNR. I lJELD N4R. EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = 50'RC TRBLE IMB-3512. 1 RLLQlJRBLE PLRNRR INDICRTIQNS RSPECT SUPFRCE SUBSURFRCE PRT I G IND I CF}T IOHS IND I CRT I QHS RrL R/'Ti r; R/T+i 0 00 1.90 " 230 O.O5 . - -2.OO '".",-2.,40"-
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0. 20 2. 70 3. 30

0. 25 3.. 10 "3'0 0~ 30 3. 50 4. 10

0. 35 3. 50 4. 60

0. 40 3. 50 5. 20

0. 45 3. 50 5. 90 o.5o 3. 50 6. 50 TRBLE I }ijB-351 1; 3 F}LLOlJRBLE LRMINRR IND ICF}TIQHS COMPONENT THICKHESS LRMIHRR RPER Ti IN. R~ SQ IN.
0 12 4 12 18 8 24 10 30 12 36 14 42 16 48 EVRLURTIQN PRRRMETERS= NO=-=-LE MODE T SCRN SCRNNER DIMENSIONS: CRLIBRRTIQH LENGTH= 36. 00 F}JLL SCRLE= 3600 NO::LE LENGTH= 36. 00 F}JLL SCRLE= 3600 QFFSETS- X= -15. 80 SCRNNER STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TGLERRNCE = 0. 020 MIHSEP = 0. 250 100/. DRC = 100 EVRLURTIOH LEVEL = 50 lJELD REFERENCE POINT- X= 17.25 Y= 0. 00 THICKNESS = 6. 520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE = 837.72 EVRLURTIGN RNGLES- LRMIHRR= 10. 0 HQNMLRHRR= 10; 0. SURFRCE TGLEPRHCE DISTRHCE= 0..0000 PEPORT B-E'RTR F}T FULL B.E. RMP MRXIM}JM 'B.E. iDRC FGR EVF}LURTION = 5
}JT CHRNNEL DRTR- SCRNHER SEP.. FRCTGR = 13 CH -'- F}NGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE T SEP T5~4R 4 -45. 0 T -2. 00 1. 22 30 1100 o 28 -5. 00 5 -60.0 T -3. 20 22 .30 1450 0 10 0~ 0 B 8 -1. 12 30 1650 V. 82
PRGE 0002 80 NOV 05 12: 09:33 SUSQUEHANNA I MELD N4R GF 0 ~~ BEGIN UT INSPECTION RHD NOZZLE RGTRTIQN =360 EVALURTIGN LEVEL = 50'. DRC HQ ZLE l OCRTION X = 69.81 Y = 498.50 MELD N4R-vH BET BEF'I IT IR RELX RY/R SCNR 10 555 8 407 12 1.52 356.82 166 10 566 9 405 14. 1.61 356.80 175 10 565 9 401 13 1. 70 356. 79 184 10 560 20 259 23 0. 90 27. 34 104 10 ~ 0 - 0 219. II: 0. 38 81. 54
~~-'51'MIN!~~
FIHRL EVALURTIQN TRBLE CH TYPE IHD=- T MINX MRXX MINY MRXY DMRX VRLUE RLLOM EVRt 10 OB 1 L 67.22 67.22 481. 07 481. 07 2. 55I2. 55 0. 00 19. 56 EHD QF PASS EVRLURTIQH PFIRRMETERS ~ NOZZLE MODE P SCRN CLQCKMISE SCRHNEP. DIMENSIONS CFILIBRRTION LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS- -16. 05 SCFIHNEP. STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TOLERRNCE = 0- 020 M I NSEP = 0. 250 100'. DRC = 100 EVFILURTIOH LEVEL = 50 Ir!ELD REF EPEHCE POINT X= 17 25 Y= 0 00 THICKNESS = 6.520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFEREHCE = 837.72 EVRLURTION RNGl ES- LRMINRR= 10. 0 HGH~LRNRR= 10. 0 SURFRCE TQLEPRNCE DISTANCE= 0. 0000 REPORT B.E. DRTR RT FIJLL B.E. RMP MFIXIMUM B.E. /DAC FGR EVRLURTION = 5 UT CHFINHEL DRTR: SCFIHHEP. SEP. FRCTOR = 13 CH:: RHGl E X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE T5i4R 10 4 5
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0. 00 BEGIN UT INSPECT'IOH RND NOZZLE PQTRTION =-360 EVFILURTIOH LEVEL = 50'RC NOZZLE LQCRTIGH X = 69.81 Y = 498.50 Ii/ELD H4FI-EHD QF PASS EVRLURTIOH PRRRMETERS-HOZZLE MODE P SCRH COUNTER-CLOCKblISE SCRNNER DIMENSIOHS:
~~CFILIBPRTIQH LENGTH= 36 00 FULL SCALE= 600~~
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ItOZZLE LENGTH= . 6. 00 FIJLL SCRLE= 3:00 OFFSETS: X= -16. 05 SCRHNER STEPSI E = 0. 050 STEP TOLEPRNCE = 0. 020 MINSEP = 0.250 IOOi DFIC = 1.00 EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = 50 V. 83
PRGE 0003 80 NOV 05 14'6+ 51 SUSQUEHRNNR I . MELD H4R. OF IIELD PEFEPEHCE POIHT: X= 17. 25 Y= 0. 00 THICKNESS = 6.520 SHELL COUPSE 3 CIPCUMFERENCE = 837.72 EVFILURTI QH FINGLES - LRM I NRR= 1 0. 0 NONMLRNRR= 1 0. 0 SURFRCE TOLERRHCE DISTRNCE= 0. 0000 PEPOPT B. E. DRTR RT FULL B. E. RMP MRXIMUM B. E. iDRC FQP. EVRt URTIOH = 5 UT. CHRHHEL DRTR. SCRHNER SEP- FRCTOR = 13 CH = RHGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP 'N BE TSEP T5i4R
-5. 00 4 45. 0 P -1.45 0.75 30 500 0 20 5 60. 0 P -1.45 -0.44 30 500 0 20 -6. -3 75 00'0 0 0 B 1 ~ 15 30. 500 7 11 0.00'EGIN UT INSPECTION RHD NOZZLE POTRTIQN =360 EVRLURTION LEVEL = 50< DRC NOZ LE LOCRTION X = 69.81 Y = 4'98.50 I>JELD H4R-END QF PRSS +NOTE: N4R-4 <PRGE 16 80 NQV 06 18: 39: 04)
EVRLUFITION PRRRMETERS I'IOZZLE MODE T SCRN -SCRNNEP. DIMENSIONS: CRLIBPRTION LEHGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCFILE= 3600 . QFFSETS- X='15.80 SCRNNEP. STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TOLEPRHCE = 0. 020 MINSEP = 0. 250 100: DRC = 100 EVRLURTIOH LEVEL = 50 IrJELD PEFEPEHCE POINT: X= 17. 25 Y= 0 ~ 00 THICKHESS = 6. 520 SHELL COUPSE. 3 CIPCUMFEPEHCE = 837.72 EVRLURTIQN RNGLES: LRMINRR= 10. 0 NON-PLRNRR= 10. 0 SIJRFRCE TOLEPRHCE DISTFIHCE= 0. 0000 PEPORT B.E. DRTR RT'ULL B.E. RMP MRXIMUM B. E. iDF}C FOR. EVRLURTIOH = 5 UT CHRHHEL DRTR= SCRHNER SEP. FRCTOR = 13 CH .= RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP T5<4R
-1 28 -1 "0 500" ' 0. 00 -l. 1212 0 ~ 0 IrJ ~ ~
11 10 0. 0 B -1.28 30 1650 7 11 0. 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RND NOZZLE RQTRTION =360. EVRLUFITION LEVEL = 50'RC NOZZLE LQCRTION X = 9.81 Y = 498.50 I)JELD N4R-EHD OF PRSS
~~+NOTE: N4R-5 (PRGE 22 80 NOV 06 19: 03-.35>~~
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8 24-. 1.0. - -' 12. 36. r 14- 4?- = 16- ~ -- 48. EVRLURT EON PRRRHETERS NOZZLE NODE. T SCRH SCRNNER DIMENSIONS CRLIBRRTIOH LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCFILE= 3600 NOZZLE- LEH6TH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS- X= -15.80 SCFIHNER STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TOLERRNCE = 0. 020 8 INSEP = O. 250 100% DAC = 100 EVRLURTIGN LEVEL ="50 MELD REFERENCE POINT= X= 17. 25 Y= 0. 00 THICKNESS = 6.520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE. = 83T. 7? EVRt URTIOH RH6LES= LAMINAR 10. 0 NGH-Pt RHRR 10. 0 SURFRCE TOLERANCE DISTANCE= 0-00'00 PEPQRT B E. DATE RT FUt L B E RHP MRXINUN'B.E. %DRC. FGR EVRLURTEQN = -5 UT CHRHNEL DRTR- SCANNER SEP. FRCTQR = 13 CH -- RHGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP NH BE TSEP T5r4R. 2 0.0 M -1 28
~ 12 30 5on 0 11 0 00 -45. 0 T -2. 00 1.22 30 1100 0 28 -5. 00 5 -60.0 T -3. 20 1 22 30 1550 0 ~4 -6. 00 10 0.0 B -1. 28 -1.12. 30 1650 11 0 00 V. 87
PRGE 0002 80 QCT 31 18-43-43 SUSQUEHRNNR I WELD H4C OF 05 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RHD HOZZLE RGTRTIGH =360 EVRLURTIGH LEVE} = 50% DRC NOZZLE LOCRTIOH X = 349. 03 Y = 498.50 WELD H4C-NRX RMPLI TUDE -50% DF}C +50% DRC %OFT ID.= %DRC DEP REL X RYJRZ DEP REL X RYiRZ DEP REL X RYiRZ DEP SDEP
~~? 1 54 38 37 40a 38 37 409 38 37 409 O. 0- 4i..5 CH BET. BER IT - - IR-" RELY RYrRZ: DEP .~~
SCNR'373 1 0 580 289 20 13. 58. 52 58 3 36 591 16'0 15 ?95 i.8 13.49 52. 59. 3. 43 1364. 10 0 0 288 10 13.34. 5?. 60 3 35 i.349. 10 o o 303 0 1. 03 107; 61 3.53 117-10 0 0 303 0 0.95 107. 63 3.53 109 10 0 0 304- 16 0 93 108.53 3. 54. 107 10 0 0 304 15 0. 99 108. 52 3 54 113 10 0 0 304 14- 1..09 108.50 3. 54. 123 MRX F}NPLITUDE -50% DRC +50% DRC %OFT ID= %DRC DEP REt X RYiRZ DEP REL X RYrRZ DEP REL. X RYrRZ DER SDEP 2 3 59 3.4 0.9 108.5 3.4. 0 9 108 5
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8'H-- BET IT IR RELX RYiRZ DEP SCNR 10 0 BER 0 304 0. 1- 03 108. ai 3 54'. ilr 108 10 0 0 300 11 0. 94 93 '8. 49 10 0 0 297 11 10. 14 146 54. 3. 46 1 02a 10 0 0 30T 10- 10. 06. 146 3. 57 1 021 10 0 0 301 0 a. as 55'46-56 3.50 1010 Sr? 290 10 10. 65 149. 60 3.38 1080 1O 10 10 588 589 1O 10 10 301 302 ll 11.
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1 0 ~ 68- 149. 10.78 14a. 60 Sa 3.50 3.52 1 083 1 093 10 593 9 310 10 10. 89 S8 3.61 1104 FINRL EVRt URTIQN TRBLE CH TYPE IND= T MINX MRXX NINY MRXY DMIH DMRX VR} UE RLLOS EVRL 2 OW 1 S Y 333. 19 333. 19 484.79 484.79 3.82 3.82 0. 01 6.50 2 OW 3 L 354.81 354.85 481.10 481.26 3.42 3.42 O. 01 la.56 10 OB L 330. 45 330. 45 474. 20 474. 2 0 3.35 3.35 0. 00. 19.56 10 OB 4 L 354.54- 354.96 481. OT 481.29 3.49 3.54- 0. 09 19. 56. 10 OB 5 L 3?1 73 3T1 88 483 483.51 3. 46. *3. 5 r O. 02 19. 56-EHD QF PRSS EYRLURTION PRRRMETERS-NOZZLE MODE P SCRN CLOCKWISE SCRHNER DIMEHSIONS-CF}L.IBRRTIQN LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL,. SCRLE= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36.00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS- X= -16..05 SCF}HNER STEPSIZE = 0. 050 TEP TGLERRHCE = 0. 020 MINSEP = O. 250 100% DRC = 100 EVRLUF}TION LEVEL = So WELD REFERENCE POINT- X= 17. 25 Y= 0. 00 THI CKHESS = 6. 520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE = 837 72 V. 88
PRGE 0003 80 QCT 31 19-51-53 SUSQUEHRNN& I MELD N4C QF 0) EVRLURTION RNGl ES. LRMIHRR=, 10. 0 NON-PLRHRR=. 10. 0 SURFRCE TOLERRHCE DISTRNCE= 0 0000 f?EPOPT B.E. DRTR RT FULL B.E RMP MRXIMUM B.E. iDRC FGR EVRLURTIGN = 5 UT CHRNHEL DRTR SCRNNER SEP.. FRCTGR = 13 CH = 'NGLE X 'OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP T5r4R 4- '-'45. 0 P -2. 45 -0 75 30 650 0 20 -5 00
~~---0. m" " - -6. 00-5 -60 OP 10'- O'.B - -3 75' 25 30-30 '50650 0 7~~
2.0 1:-1 0.00 i BEGIN .UT INSPECTION RND NOZZLE RQTRTIGN =-360 EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = 5OR DRC NOZZLE LQCRTION X = 349.03 Y =-'498.50 MELD N4C-END OF PRSS EVRLURTION PRRRMETERS NOZZLE MODE P SCRH C'GUN~-CLOCXVZSE SCRHHEP DIMENSIONS
. CRL'IBRRTIGN LEHSTH= 36. 00 FUf L SCRLE= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS: X= -16. 05 CRNNER STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TQLERRHCE = 0. 020 MINSEP = 0.250 200< 'DRC = 100 EVRLURTIGN LEVEL = 50 MELD REFERENCE POINT= X= 27 25 Y= 0 00 THICKNESS = 6. 520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE = 837 72 EVRLURTIQH RH6LES= LRMIHRR= 10. 0 NGH-PLRHRR= 2 O. 0 SURFRCE TGLERFNCE DISTRHCE= 0 0000 PEPORT B.E DRTR RT FULL B E RMP MRXIMUM B E. iDRC FGR EVRLURTIQN ='
UT CHRNHEL DRTR- SCRHHER SEP. FRCTQR = 13 CH ."- RHGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MH BE TSEP T5i4R 45 0 P -2. 45 0.75 30 650 0 20 -5. 00 5 60 OP -1 ~ 45 -0 44 30 650 0 20: -o. 00 10 0.0 B 3% 75 1 15 30 650 7 11 0. 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RHD HGZZLE RGTRTIGH =360 EVRLU&TIQH LEVEL = 50K DRC NOZZLE LQCRTIQN X = 349.03 Y = 498 50. MEL,D H4C-END OF PRSS V. 89
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GEHERRL ELECTRIC POST PROCESSOR- VERSION 3 REV. 2 SUSOUEHRHHR I WELD H4E EVRLURTIGN LEVEL = 50~ DRC +NOTE N4E-1 (PRGE 124 80 NOV 03 13:4.1- 11) TRBLE I MB-3512. 1 RLLQMRBLE PLRHRR IHDICRTIGNS RSPECT SURFRCE SUBSURFRCE RRT IO IND I CRTIGNS IHD I CRTIQNS RrL RiTwR, R~T~i
n. 00 1.90 2 30

n. 05 2 00 2 40

0. 10 2 20 2. 60

0. 15 2.40 . 2 90

0. 20 2. 70 3 30

n. 25 3.10 INRUN 3.70 0 ~ 30 3. 50 4.10.

n. 35 3. 50 4. 60

n. 40 3. 50 5. 20

0. 45 3.50 5.90

0. 50 3 50 6 50 TRBLE IMB-3511. 3 RLLQMRBLE LRM INDICRTIQNS CQMPQNEHT THICKHESS LRMINRR RRER T~ IN., R~ SQ IN 0 12 12 6 18 8 24 10 30 12 36 14 42 16 48 EVRLURT ION PRRRMETERS NOZZLE MODE T SCRH SCRNHER DIMENSIONS ~
CRLIBRRTIQN LENGTH=- 36. 00 FULL SCFH E= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS- X= -15.80 CRHHER STEPSIZE = 0 050 STEP TGLERRHCE = 0 020 M INSEP = 0. 250 inn'RC = 100 EVRLURTIQH LEVEL = 5'0 MELD REFERENCE POINT= X= 17 25 Y= 0 00 THICKHESS = 6 520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE = 837 72, EVRLURTIQN RHGLES= LRMINRfi= 10 0 NOH-PLRHRR= 10 0 SURFRCE TGLERRNCE DISTRHCE~ 0 0000 PEPOPT B-E- DRTR RT FULL B E RMP MRXIMUM B.E. iDRC FQR EVRLURTIQN =' UT CHRHNEL DRTR- SCRHNER SEP. FRCTQR = 13 V. 92
PAGE 0002 80 NQV 03 13 44 02 SUSQUEHRNHR I WELD N4E ~ CIF CH '>> FINGLE OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MH BE TSEP T5r4R 2 0.0 W -1. 28 -1. 12. 30 500 0 11 D. 00 4 -45. 0 T -2. 00 1. 22 30 1100 0 28 -5. 00 5 -60. 0 T -3. 20 1. 22 30 1450 0 39 -6. 00 10 0.0 B -1. 28 -1 . 12. 30 1650 11 0. 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RHD NOZZLE. ROTRTIQN =360 EVRLUATION LEVEL = 50/ DRC NOZZLE LQCRTIQN X ='28.29 Y = 498.50 WELD H4E-CH= BET BER ZT IR. RELX RYr RZ DEP SCHR 10 0 0 304 8 4.79 53.+i 3.54 493 10 569 9 295 12 1.12 85.89 3.43 126 1 0 568 9 294 14 1 02 85 91 3 42 116 10 0 0 275 8 0.86 101.74- 3.20 100, FINRL EVRLURTIGH TRBLE CH TYPE IHD<< T M IHX MRXX M INY MRXY DMIN DMRX VRLUE 'ILLQW EVFIL 10 OB 2 L 631 98 631.98 480.76 480.76 3. 20 3 2O O. OO 1956 10 OB L 615. 15 615. 15 480. 80 480. 80 3. 54 3. 54 0. 00 19.56 END OF PRSS EVALURT ION PRRRMETERS -. ZZ NQZZLE MODE P SCRN CLOCKWISE SCRHHEP. DIMEHSIOHS-CAt IBRRTIQN LENGTH= 36 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= ~ 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS= X= -16 05 SCRHHER STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TOLERANCE = 0 02D M IHSEP = 0. 250 100r DRC = 100 EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = 50 WELD REFERENCE POINT- X= 17.25 Y= 0. 00 THICKNESS = 6.52D SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE = 837'2. EVAN URTION ANGLES= LRMIHRR= 10. 0 NQN-PLRHRR= 10. 0 URFRCE TOLERANCE. DISTRHCE= 0.0000 PEPQRT B.E. DRTR- RT FULL B.E RMP MRXIMUM B.E. rDRC FQR EVRLURTION = 5 UT CHFIHNEL DRTR- SCRNNER SEP FRCTGR = 13 CH -"- ANGLE X'FFSET Y OFFSET'EGIN STOP MH BE TSEP TSr4R. 4 -45 0 P -1 45 -0 75 3.0 500 0 20 -5. 00 5 ~0-0 P
.1. 45 0 44 30 500 0 20 -6 00 10 0 0 B -3 75 1 15 30 500 7 1.1 0 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RND NOZZLE ROTRTIGN =365 EVRLURTION LEVEL = 5'Or. DRC NOZZLE LGCRTIQN X = 628.29 Y = 498.50 WELD N4E-EHD QF PRSS ~ ~
EVRLURTIQN PRRRMETERS NOZZLE MODE' SCAN COUNTER'-CLOCKWISE V. 93
PRIE 0003 80 HOV 03 14 56-14 SUSQUEHRNNR I WELD N4E QF 05 SCRNNER DIMEHSIGNS-CRLIBRRTIQN LENGTH~ 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS= X= -16.05 SCRNNER STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TQLERRNCE = 0 020 MINSEP = 0.250 100'RC = 100 EVRLURTIQN LEVEt = 50 WELD REFERENCE POINT- X='7 25 Y= 0.00 THICKNESS = 6 520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE = 837 72. EVRLURTIGN RH& ES- LRMINRR= 10 0 NON~RNRR= 10. 0 SURFRCE TGLERRHCE DISTRNCE= 0 0000 REPORT B E. DRTR RT FULL B.E. RMP MRXIMUM B.E. RDRC FGR EVRLURTIGH = 5 UT CHRNNEL DRTR SCRHNER SEP FRCTQR = 13 RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP T5r4R.
45. 0 P -1.45 0.75 30 500 0 20 -5. 00

60. 0 P -1.45 -0.44 30 500 0 20 -6. 00 0 0 B -3.75 i. 15 30 500 7 11 0. 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RND NOZZLE RGTRTIQN 365 EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = 50'RC NOZZLE LQCRTION X = 628.29 Y = 498.50 WELD N4E-END QF PRSS V,94
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GENERRL EL'ECTR I C POST PROCESSOR- VERSION 3 REV. 2 SUSQUEHRNHR I MELD N4F EVFILURTION LEVEL = sor'FIC TRBLE IMB-3512. 1 RLLOWFIBLE PLRHRR IHD I CRTIONS RSPECT SURFRCE SUBSURFRCE PRTIO IND ICRTIQNS IHD ICRTIQNS RrL RrT>r. R.rT sr
0. 00 1 90 2 30 0.OS 2 OO 2 40 O. 10 2.20 2.'0

0. 15 2.40 2 90 O. 20 2. 70 3. 30

0. 25 3. 10 3 70

0. 30 3. 50 4. 10

0. 35 3. 50 4. 60 O. 40 3. 50 5. 20

0. 45 3. 50 5. 90

0. 50 3. 50 6. 50 TABLE IMB-3511 3 RLE.OMRBLE LAMINAR INDICATIONS COMPONENT THICKNESS LAMINAR. ARE&
T~ IN. Rs SQ IN. 0 12 4 12 18 O 24 10 30 12 36 14 42 16 48 EVRLURTIQN PARRMETERS-NOZZLE MODE T SCRN SCRHNEP. D IMENS I GHS-CRLIBRRTIQN LEHGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCFH E= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36.00 FULL SCFILE= 3600 OFFSETS- X= -15.80 SCFINHER STEPSIZE" = 0. 050 STEP TGE.ERRHCE = 0- 020 M INSEP = 0. 250 100r. DRC = 100 EVRLURTION LEVEL = 50 MELD REFERENCE POINT- X= 17.25 Y= 0. 00 THICKNESS = 6 520 SHEE.L COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE =. 837.,72. EVRLURT ION FIHGLES= LRMINRR='0 0 NQ~LRNRR= 1 0- 0 SURFRCE TOLERANCE DISTRNCE= 0 0000 PEPORT B.E DRTA. RT FULL B.E.. RMP MAXIMUM B E rDRC FOR EVRLURTION = 5 UT CHRHHEL DATR- SCRNHER SEP. FRCTGR = 13 CH .-. RNGLE OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIH STOP MN BE TSEP T5r4R 4 -45.0 T -2. 00 1.22 . 0 1100 0 28 -5. 00,. 5 -60.0 T 20 1. 22 30 1450 0 -6. 00 l 10 0.0 B -1. 28 -1. 1'2 30 1650 7 11 0. Ool V. 97
~ 'AGE 0002 SUSQUEHANNA. I MELD N4F QF 03 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RHD NOZZLE ROTRTIGH =365 EVRLURTION LEVEL: = 50'RC NOZZLE LOCRTIQN X = 767.91 Y = 498.50 MELD H4F-CH-- BET BER IT IR PELX RY<RZ DEP SCNR 10 975 9 301 12 1.96 146.94 3.50 210 1 0 574 9 299 13 2. 05 146.93 3.48 219 END GF PASS EVALUATION PARAMETERS= NOZZLE MODE P SCRH Ct QCKMISE SCANNER DIMEHSIGNS-CRLIBRRTIOH LENGTH= 36 00 FULt SCRLE= 3600 NOZZLE LEN6TH= 36.. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 QFFSETS- X= -16. 05 CANNER STEPSIZE ='. 050 STEP TOLERANCE = 0. 020 MIHSEP = 0. 250 100'RC = 100 EVRLURTION LEVEL = 50 MELD REFERENCE POINT- 'X= 17.25 Y= 0. 00 THICKNESS = 6.520 SHE) L COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE = 837'.72 EVRLURTION ANGLES- LAMINAR= 1.0. 0 NG~k RHRR= 10. 0 SUPFRCE TOLERRHCE DISTRHCE= 0. 0000 PEPGRT B.E. DRTR RT FULL B.E RMP MAXIMUM B. E. rDRC FGR EVRLURTIQN = UT CHRNNEL DRTR- SCRHNER SEP FRCTQR = 5
'3 CH .= RN6t E X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP T5<4R-4 -45 0 P. -1.45 -0. 75 30 500 0 20 -5. 00 20 -o. 00 ~
5 -60. 0 P -1.45 0.44 30 500 0 10 0. 0 B -3.75 1. 15 30 500 7 11 0. 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION AND NOZZLE RQTRTIGH 365 EVAN URTIQN LEVEL = 50/ DRC NOZZLE LOCATION X = 767.91 Y = 498.50 MEI D N4F-END OF PRSS EVALUATION PARAMETERS='OZZLE MODE P SCRH CGUHTERMLQCKMISE SCANNER DIMENSIONS= CRLIBRRTIQN LENGTH ~ 36,00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS<< X= -16. 05 SCRNHER STEPSIZE = 0.050 STEP TOLERRHCE = 0.020 MIHSEP = 0.250 100'. DRC = 100 EVRLURTIGN LEVEL = 50 MELD REFEPEHCE POINT X= 17 25 Y= 0 ~ 00 THICKNESS = 6.520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIPCUMFEPEHCE = 837.72 EVALUATION ANGLES: LRMINRR= 1, 0. 0 NON-Pt RHRR~ 0. 0
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1 SUPFRCE TGLERRHCE DISTRHCE= 0. 0000 PEPORT B.E. DRTR RT FULL B.E. RMP MRX I MUM B E. /DRC FGR EVRt.URT ION = 5 V. 98
PRGE 0003 80 NOV 06 12: 05:38 SUSCIUEHRHNR I MELD N4F OF UT CHANNEL DRTR: SCRHNER SEP. FRCTGR = 13 CH -: ANGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP T5i4R 45.0 P -F 45 0. 75 30 500 0 20 -5. 00
,5 60.0 P -1.45 -0. 44 30 500 0 20 -6. 00 10 0.0 'B -3.75 1.15 30 500 7 11. 0. 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RHD NOZZLE'GTRTIGN =360 EVRLURTIQN LEVEL = 50'RC .
NOZZLE LQCRTIQH X = 76T ~1 Y =. 498 50 jJELD H4F-END QF PRSS EVFILURT ION PARAMETERS-NQZZLE MODE T SCFIH SCFINHER DIMENSIONS-CRLIBRRTIQN LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 OFFSETS- X= -'15 80. SCRNNER STEPSIZE = 0 050 STEP TOLERANCE = 0 020 MINSEP = 0. 250 100'FIC = 100 EVRLURTIQH LEYEL = 50 IJELD PEFEREHCE POINT- X= 17.25 Y= 0 00 THICKHESS = 6.520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFEPEHCE = 837'-'2 EVRLURTIGH RHGLES: LFIMINRR~ 10. 0 HQN-PLRNRR= 10. 0 SURFFICE TOLERANCE. DISTRHCE= 0 0000 PEPOPT B.E. DRTA RT FULL B.E. RMP MRX IMUM B. E. /DAC FGR EVRLURTIGN = 5 UT CHANNEL DRTR- SCRHHER SEP. FRCTGR = 13 CH :- RHGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MH BE TSEP T5i4R 2 0.0 -1.28 -1.12 30 500 0 11. 0. 00 10 0. 0 B M
-1.28 -l. 12 30 1650 7 0. 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RND HOZZLE RGTRTIOH =3&0 EVALURTIQH LEVEL = 50'RC NOZZLE LOCATION X = 767.91 Y = 498.50 MELD N4F-MFIX RMPLITUDE -50'. DRC +50'. DRC OF T ID:= iDRC DEP REL X RYiRZ DEP REL X RYiRZ DEP REL X RYiRZ DEP SDEP I 1 51 3.3. 0.5 79.8 3.3 0.5 79.8 3..3 0. 5 79. 8 0. 0 48.7 L FINAL EYRLURTIGH TRBLE CH TYPE IHD= T MINX MRXX MINY MRXY DMIN, D MAX VRLUE RLLOW EYRL OlJ 1 S Y 764.77 764.77 481. 00 481. 00 ~
334 3 ~ 34 0 01 o 50 END OF PFISS +NOTE: H4F-4 (PAGE 13 80 HQV 06 18 54) V. 99
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GEHERRL ELECTRIC POST PROCESSOR- VERSION 3 REV. 2 SUSQUEHFIHHR .I MELD N5B EVFILURTIGH LEYEL = 50r DRC TRBLE IWB-3512. 1 FILLQWRBLE PLRHRP. INDICRTIGNS RSPECT SURFRCE SUBSURFRCE RRTIQ., mDICRTIGHS IHDICRTIQNS RrL -RrT~r. Rr T,r. 0.00 -- 1.90 2 30
0. 05 2. 00 2. 40

0. 10 2.20 2. 60 015 .. 2 40 2.. 90

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0. 25 3. 10 3. 70 0-30 0.35

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0. 45 3. 50 5. '90 050 . 350 6. 50 TRBLE I IJB-35 1 1. 3 RLLOtJRBLE LRMINRR. IND ICRTIQHS COMPONENT THICKNESS LFIMIHRR FIRER.
T~ IN. R~ SQ IN ~ 0 12 12 18 8 24 10 30 12 36 14 42 16 48 EVRLURTIOH PRRRMETERS-NOZZLE MODE T SCRH SCRNHEP. D IMEHS IONS-CFILIBPF}TIQN LENGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36'0 FULL SCFILE= 3600 OFFSETS X= -15 80 SCFINNER STEPSIZE, = 0. 050 STEP TGLERRHCE = 0. 020 MIHSEP = 0.250 100r DFIC = 100 EVRLU&TIGN LEVEL = 50 I)FIELD REFERENCE POINT- X= 17.25 Y= 0- 00 THICKNESS = 6.520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE = 837 .72 EVRLUFITIGN RHGt ES- LFIMIHRR= 10. 0 NQNHLRNRR 10 0 SURFRCE TGLERFIHCE DISTRNCE= 0 0000 PEPQRT B-E DRTR RT FULL B.E. RMP ' MRXIMUM B.E. r'DFIC FGR EYRLURTIQN = UT CHRHNEL. DRTR- SCRHHER SEP. FRCTQR =- 13 CH -: RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MH BE TSEP T5r4R 2 0.0 IJ -1.28 -1. 12 '30 500 0 11 0. 00 4 -45. 0 T -2. 00 1. 22 30 1100 0 28 -5. 00 r5 -60. 0 T 1. 22 30 1450 0 -6. 00 10 0.0 B -1 28 -1. 12 30 1650 ll, 0. 00 V. 102
PRGE 0002 80 HOY 03 11-48 30 SUSQUEHRNNR. 04 BEGIN UT IHSPECTIQN RND NOZZLE'OTRTION EVRLURTIQN LEVEL 50'RC NOZZLE LOCRTIQN X 698.10 Y = 484.50 MELD N5B-cH- BET- BER" IT IR RELX RY~RZ DEP SCNR 10 0 0 304 2. 08 13. 62 3. 54 222 10 0 " 308 1 95. 20. 4+ 3. 59. P D9. 1D D 0 307 8' 85 20 46 3 ] a4 57'. 10 0 0 32.1 1 60 135'. 61 74 174 10 0 0 296 10 2. 04 161.83 3. 45 218 10 0 ---0 301 8 1. 96 161. 84 3.50 P10 10 0 0 300 10 1.85 161.86 3.49 ia9 10 0 0 295 8 1 74 161 88 3 43 188 598,
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10 7 2'95 13 1. 65 16P ~ 70 3. 43 174 10 0 0 1P l. 74 162.68 3. 39 188 10 0 0 2a5 23 1. 85 162.66 3. 43 199 10'0 0 0 P96 26 l. 96 16P.64 3. 45 210 D 0 296 PO 2. 06 162.62 3 45 220 10 0 0 301 10 P 16 162 61. 3..50 230 MRX RMPLITUDE -50~ DRC +508 DRC OFEP ID:- %DRC DEP REL X PYrR DEP REL X RYiRZ REL X RYiRZ SDEP 2 4 74 3.4 2 0 162.7 3.4 1.8 16P..7'EP 3 4
~ 2. 1 16P.. 6 0. 0 47.8 CH-- . BET BER IT IR RELX RYiRZ DEP SCNP.
10 0. 0 291 10 . P 21 163'30 3. 39 235 10 0 0 308 9 1.92 164. 05 3. 59 206 10 0 0 304 12 P. 02 164. 03 3 216. 10 0 0 305 17 2. 12 164 01 3. 55 226 10 0 0 306 12 2. 2P 164. 00 3. 56 236 10 0 0 306 2 ~ 32 163 98 3e 56 246
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10 0 0 310 10 2. 44 163.a6 3 61 25S 10 0 0 300 9 2.45 164. 76 3 49 259 10 0 0 -296 3 2.37 164.77 3\ 45 251 10 0 0 301 2~26 164.79 3. 50 240 10 0 0 300 10 '2.16 164.81 230 10 0 0 310 , 4 2.02 166.a3 3.61 216 10 0 0 314 10 1.72 167.58 3e 66 186 10 0 0 314 13 1.80 167.57 3e 1 84 167.55 66'~66 10 0 0 314. 21. 203 10 0 0 314 21 2. 00 16r '.53'b> 3e 66 214 10 0 0 316 13 2. 10 52 3 68 224 MRX RMPLITUDE -50'. DRC +50i DRC r.QFT ID= rDRC DEP REL. X RY~RZ DEP REL X RYrRZ DEP PEL X RYiRZ DEP SDEP 6 52 3.5 2. 0 167.5 3. 5 . 1. 9 167. 6 3.5 P. 0 167.5 0. 0 46.8 CH:: BET BER IT PELX P.YiRZ DEP SCHWA 10 0 0 306 11 2. 17 168.41 3. 56 231 10 0 0 301 10 P. 08 168.42 3. 50 P22 10 0 0 304 3 l. 98 168 44. 3. 54 212
PFIGE 0003 80 NOV 03 12 ~ 20 ~ 24 SUSQUEHANNA. I WELD NSB QF j4 EVRLURTIOH TRBLE
~~.-T I NY DMIH DMRX VRLUE RLLQW CH TYPE 2 OW IND .4--~~
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0. 00 0.89 19.56 10 OB 1 L 679.31 679.31 479.95 479.9S 3. 54 3. 54 0. 00 19.56 10 OB
' " L 716. 63 717. 13 480. 14 480. 65 3.50 3. 68 0. 25 19.56 END OF EVRLURTIQH PRPRMETERS-NO ZLE MODE P 'SCFIH CLOCKWISE SCFIHHER DIMEHRIQHS-CRLIBRRTIQN LENGTH= 36.00 FULL SCRLE='600 I'IOZZLE LEHGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCFILE= 3600 OFFSETS- X= -16. 05 SCRNNER STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP TQLERRHCE = 0. 020 MINSEP = 0. 250
-'100'RC = 100 EVFILURTIOH LEVEL = SO 'WELD REFERENCE. POINT: X= 17.25 Y= 0 00 THICKNESS 6.520 SHELL COURSE 3 .CIRCUMFERENCE = 837 72 EVRLURTION FIHGLES- LFIMIHRR= 10. 0 NGNMLRNRR= 10. 0 SUPFRCE TOLERRHCE DISTRHCE= 0. 0000 PEPORT B.E. DRTR RT FULL B.E. FIMP MRX IMUM B. E. iDRC FQP. EVRLURTION = 5 UT CHRNNEL DRTR= SCRHHER. SEP. FRCTOR = 13 CH RNGLE X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MN BE TSEP TSr4R 0.0 W -3.75 1.15 0 0 0 11 O. 00
-45. 0 P 1.45 -0. 75 30 500 0 20 -5. 00 -60.0 P 1.45 0. 44 30 500 0 20 -6. 00 0~ 0 B -3.75 l. 15 30 500 7 11 0. 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION FIHD NOZZLE RI1TRTION =-360 EVALURTIGH LEVEL = 50~: 'DRC NOZZLE LQCFITIGH X = 698.10 Y = 484.50 WELD N5B-END QF PASS 2 TURNED OFF EVFILURTION PRRRMETERS-NOZZLE MODE P SCRN COUNTERCLOCKWISE SCFINHER D IMEHS I QNS-CRLIBRRTIQH LEHGTH= 36. 00 FULL SCFILE= 3600 NOZZLE LENGTH= 36 00 FULL SCRLE= 3600 GFFSETS- X= -16. 05 SCRNNER STEPSIZE = 0. 050 STEP T'GLERRNCE = 0. 020 MINSEP = 0..250 100'. DRC = 100 EVFILURTIOH LEVEL = 50 WELD REFERENCE'OINT: X= 17.25 Y= 0. 00 TH I CKHESS = 6. 520 SHELL COURSE 3 CIRCUMFERENCE = 837-72 EVRLURT IOH. RHGLES= LAMINAR~ 1 0 0 NQN-PLRHRR=' 0. 0 V. 104
PRGE 0004 80 NOV 03 13-01-37 SUSQUEHRNHR I MELD HSB OF Og SUPFRCE TGLEPRHCE DISTRNCE= 0. 0000 REPORT B.E. DRTR RT FULL B.E. RMP MRXIMUM B.E. rDRC FGR EVRLURTION = 5 UT CHRNHEL DRTR- SCRHHEP. SEP. FRCTOR = 13 CH- RHGLE- X OFFSET Y OFFSET BEGIN STOP MH BE TSEP T5/4R. 2 0.0 T 3.75 -1 28 0 0 0 11 0. 00 45.0 P -1. 45 0. 75 30 500 0 2.0 -5. 00 5 60 OP -1. 45 -0 '44- 30- 500 0. 20 ~. 00 10 0.0 B -3 75 1 15 30 500 11 0. 00 BEGIN UT INSPECTION RHD NOZZLE RGTRTIGN =360 EVRLURTIGN LEVEL =, 50'. DRC NOZZLE LQCRTIOH X = 698.10 Y = 484.5'0 I!jELD H5B-END OF PRSS +NOTE- N5B-2 (PRGE 122 80 NGV 03 13:20-46) V. 105
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Procedure 264' 2- ZA 5 Revision Scanning Sensitivity Couplant C.-/ p rrrn c Component Temperature gd op C ~ Wo- .
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~~Re Do n N/ W"~~
~~+ 90o WELD Q Reviewed by: El Acceptable to Section-XX Q Unacceptable to Section Xf GEIIERAL O ELECTRIC V, 108~~
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Cal.'heet No. ~J < V I IICTALLATIOII0 NIIVICl EXAMINATION DATA SHEET 0I OI IIO till N4 DIVIN0II St i ht Beam, and Angle Beam of Nozzle to Ve Site Examiner Susquehanna I SOI-761 ~x preoperatxonal Level~:
~I S I Date i~ eo Level Recorder L Held Seam ID No. Beam Angle Oo~ . 45o procedure No.25 .. Revision Scan Sensitivity Evaluation Sensitivity Couplant Gl.vcerine Component Temperature oF W1 WF1 Wm WF2 W2 D1 OF1 D~ DF2 D2 ,Max {Max {50~ (25<f {50'o {Max (P5%
DAC (2 g {50%%d {50%%d PAC) DAC) DAC) 04C) (250'AC) PAC) DAC) DAC) OAC) OAC) s~ j 7J, /po .3,0 ~F INOZZLE WELD REFERENCE SYSTEM R> Ra Ra RRa Ra 'R 00.
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1VELP Q Reviewed.by. ~ Qf Acceptable to Section XI SNT-TC Lovel Cl Unacceptablc to Section XI GEM EllA'L K1GCTRIC V. 109
gt(, ( ty'o >u8 Cal. Sheet No.
. ~le EXAMINATION DATA SHEET Straight Beam and Angle Beam of Nozzle to Vessel Meld Site Sus uehanna I SQI-761 ~x Preoperational ~~.S-I- Date 2 B-Examiner L). Level~~ Recorder . Level l~
Meld Seam ID No. Beam Angle Po 4SO 6po Procedure No. Rev'ision 2 Scan Sensitivity 'Z Evaluation Sensitivity l Cou plant Gl cerine Component Temperature OF
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~~SNT-TC Level D Unacceptable to Section XI ELECT81C V. 110~~
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VESSEL UT CALJBRAT)ON OATA SHEET SERVlCK Art~-e Astv~ gggntllAflogg t Sltvgtt Cnl.Sheer BO.~ rggogggtltgsgo ogvgQOFS Sl te 2 76/ Q Preoperotionol G I.S I Procedure No.~<<'ate Colib, 8locit No. Col. Std. Temp. 0 o Examiner ASNT Level Recorder ASNT Level Equipment Data: Instrument Model No. 2 Shoe No. Instrument Serial No. Z2 o /. Transducer Size Frenneney ~>J MHa Transducer Serial No. IIW 2 Beam Angle DACCurve: Rangc0-5'-10gg Instrument Se! tings: 90 Start Finish 80 Attenuation 70 Sweep /a 60 Delay 50 Scanning Gain 40 Evaluating Gain 30 Filter Position Rep Rate 20 Damping 10 Reject 0 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0 1 2 3 4 5 dh Change fo Hole Depth eg//r ~ SDH Gain Max. ~ Oar MP or
~
Ta ~ Inches 81X Amp. Inch Inch FSH Initial Calibration Time~~// I /4 Periodic Checks: Lost Time Value Ooto Sheet I /2 IX 3,O Se 3/4 2/a IX IX ld ~a/ Nntch Colibrotion in Depth(O)Q or Metol Path (MP) Q Final Check: O ~/'op q GENERAL ELECTRIC V. 112
Angle Beam Spread O1X 45 or 60 (Made once per calibrated system Calibration standard combinationl
'railing Ray eading Ray Hole Depth 10% OAC 2 OAC 50% OAC 100% OAC OAC 25% OAC 10% DAC Oor Oor Dor Oor Oor W W ' W MP W
MP W MP W MP W MP MP MP 1/4T 1/2T 3/4 Amplitude Linearity Check Control Linearity (Made Daily) 1 (Made Daily) 100%F0% % FSH 00%FSH 80%FSH -6db (32-48) 90% " 4 F~
-12db (16-24) 80% " 40 30% " 40% + 6db (64-96) 10% " 20% " 20% " +12db (64-96) 60% "
ijo85 Equip. Data Angle Beam For Linean Checks Checks on I le-2 Code Block T Block on I/8 SDH for Field Calib. Transducer Data: Checks Q Max Amp. for Both Near 5 For Serial No. Posittons in % Screen Height Beam Angle
~~'DH Near For Size Freq Max.~~
~~Amp. Shoe No Cable No Meta Check Made By:~~
~~~ iewed by SNT- TC Level V, 113~~
VESSEL UT CALIBRATIONDATASHEET geg gneee ne. gggn*uAflogg s 5lsvlcr Iggogggutlggo Dgvligogg Site 5c r ye/ Gl Preoperatlonol Procedure No.i "i ~'EI Date Couplont Cal. Std. Temp. gC O Examiner ASNT Level Recorder ASNT Level Equipment Data: Instrument Model No. Shoe No. Instrument Serial No. ago e Cable No. Transducer Size F ennenny ~~ Transducer Serial No. liny.g Beam Angle DAC Curve: Range0-50 0 10II Instrument Settings: Start Finish 80 Attenuation 70 yyc/g Sweep 60 Delay o,8v 50 Scanning Gain 40 Evaluating Gain Filter Position /I(I 30 Rep Rate 20 Damping 10 0 Hole Depth 2 I Gain 3 4 2 Max. 5
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~~6 3 7 Der MP 8 4 9 SDH or 10 5 Reject~~
~~'nn Cnenge en ~ n "T"~~
l inches 9 IX Amp. Inch 'Inch FBH Initial Calibration Time~~Z I/4 jg IX 8'O u SztW Periodic Time Checks'ast Value Data Sheet I/2 'IX 3,0 3/4 1X yg Sz) H 2'o Notch Calibration in Depth(0) IXI or Metal POth (MP) Q Final Check gg i/0 8'o i/zp Qf GENERAL@I ELECTIIIC V. 114
Angle Beam Spread O 1X 45 or 60 (Made once per calibrated system-Calibration standard combination)
~ Traiiing Ray Leading Ray Hole Depth 10% DAC 25% OAC 50% DAC 50% DAC 25% OAC'0% DAC Oor Oor Oor Oor Dor Dor Oor W W W W MP MP MP MP MP MP MP 1/4T 1/2T 3/4T Amplitude Linearity Check Control Linearity (Made Daily) i (Made Daily) 100%F SH % FSH 50%FSH % FSH 80%FSH -6db (32-46) 90% " 40% " 80% " -12db (16-24) 60% " 40 30% " ~ t j + 6db (64-96) 70% " '20% " 20%o " +12db (64-96) 60% "
i/fo 8g Equip. Data Angle Bea For Linearity Checks Checks on I IW-2 Code Block T Block on I/8 SOH for Field Calib Transducer Data: Checks Q Max Amp. for Both Near 8 Far Serial No. Posit>ons in % Screen Height Beam Angle I/ OH Near For Size Freq Max. Shoe No Cable No Amp. /o Metal Check Made By: ~ Path
~~>>ewed by SNT-TC Level~~
VESSEL UT GAL)BRATlON DATASHEET gal ghana No. Ll~~ IggnkuAilOBB s Blrvgci IBBOIggll~ gggO Oiviigoe Site SPreoperotionoi 0 I.S.I. Procedure No. Rev. a Couplont Col Std Temp. Examiner ASNT Level Recorder ASNT Level I Equipment Data Instrument Model No. Shoe No Instrument Serial No. Cable No. Transducer Size 1 11 tL'\ Frequency ~a~ h nW MHz Transducer Serial No. 0<5 23) IIW 2 Beam Angle ~2 OAC Curve: Range 0 5 Q 0 10 8 Instrument Settings: Start Finish 80 Attenuation 70 Sweep 60 Delay 50 Scanning Gain 40 Evaluating Gain IstitP Filter Position 30 Rep Rate 20
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Damping 10 Reject 0 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0 I 2 3 4 5 Oh Change for SDH Hole Depth Gain Max. ~ IQIa ~ Dor MP or
~~~a Tea Inches Isf 1X Amp. Inch Inch FBH Initial Calibration Time~3~L~~~
~~Ix I/4 ach 60 Periodic Checks: Lost Time Value Doto Sheet 1/2 Q 'tr" 1X~~
~~'" 98 1X 2)9 88 Qg O. l Colibrotion in Depth(D) 8 or Metol posh GAMP) G Final Check:~~
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~~,I, C~ GENERAL I ELECTRIC V. 116~~
Angle Beam Spread 0 1X 45 or 60~ (Made once per calibroted systent Calibration standard combination) Trailing Ray Leading Ray Hole Depth 10% OAC 25% OAC 50% OAC 100% OAC 50% OAC 25% OltC 10% OAC Oor Oor Oor Oor Oar Dor Oor W W MP MP MP MP MP MP MP 1/4T 1/2T 3/4T 8. Amplitude Linearity Check Control Linearity (Made Daily) i (Made Daily) 100%FSH
~ X"Q % FSH 50%FSH z5 20 % FSH 80%FSH -6db ~ ~ (32-48) ~
90% 40% 80% " -12db (16-24) 80% " 30%'- 40% " + 6db (64-96) 70% " 20% " +12db ~~ (64-96) 60% "
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Eauip. Data Angle Beam 0th C~ For Linearity Checks Checks an I IW-2 Code Block T Black on I/8 SOH for Field Calib. Transducer Data: for Bath Near 8 Far Checks Q Max Amp. Posilions in % Screen Iteight Beam Angle I/8'OH Neor Far Max. Amp. Metal Check Made 8 Path Reviewed by SNT-TC Level
3 3 Page of SCJWlCX Date 1/12/82 AIIY~... AIIYWIICIIC thtlkitlh04 ~ Illetll SECTION V lat4tttllath4 Itvthhh RECORDABLE INDICATION LIST Project ~ SUS UEHANNA UNIT 81 Category Procedure ISI QA- 317 Rev. 1 Identification Data Calibration Indication Description System Number Sheet Idio. Sheet No. THREW)S IN STUD HOLE N/A N/A Control No. 750.. Blunted and discolored FLANGE STUD HOLES II16 threads. Reference Report 87 in Section IV.
~~//76 N/A N/A Control No. 750. M.ssing threads.~~
~~Reference Report II7 in Section IV. V. 118 SS.12744060 GENERAL to ELECTR i C~~
! llESERVlCE!NSPECT10il PPOJECT lk) .TtM i)%VICE >)XSUAL I'> /l '1711ATXO I IU'1 0 (T Cs )Nt,.ath>KC 'livlilCM PENNSYLYANIA POV/R Ai LlQ'rfj CQ, ~ <<USBt.l".Pl)- t4'an 1
~~. CUSTO)1 ."./STATXO'l SYSTEH . N/A Threads in flange base-metal F JATERXAL N 4~~
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Used None. Rm ote 'Visual. Equipment Used None VT i;.Q)FQHATXON ARM Sg do Aches Ii/)ilCZRS ad% SUPPO .TS rXI ..-;LI>S AXW BASI:;n-.:;rXAL Ya- Reading X)iscon tinui 2'a Se Cting Ground Blend Areas Undercuts 3rvlcen Members ~a Cotwo ion Buildup
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SERVICE ANYTIAAa-ANYWHERE IN55AIIAtIOHA 5IAVICI INOINHIIHO OIVI5IOH SUSQUEHANNA UNIT 81 SECTION VI EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS LIST ULTRASONIC INSTRUMENTS MODEL Np. SERIAL NO. Branson 303A 1176203 Branson - 303A 1176202 Branson 301 11993 Branson 301 11938 Branson - 303 510198 Sonic - MK-1 732203 Sonic - MK-1 765049 Magnaflux - PS702A 721214 USM2 - MZ 977266 USL 38 906110 USM2 - MT 1077269 Krautkramer - Branson 22587P
2. TRANSDUCERS 2.1 2.25 MHz Pre uenc S/N SIZE S/N SIZE It II 015238 E 18022 0.50'.OO" 1.00'/2xl" 015231 12138 015234 1/2X1" E 31735 0.50" 015235 1/2xl" L 08767 0.50" 015237 1.OON L 08764 o.so" K 22614 ppll E 31737 0.25" K 22615 1.00" E 31738 0.25" K 22617 1.00" E 31740 p 5ptl 9M385 1/2X1" A 10921 0.50" B 10805 O.75" A 10920 0.50N J 04729 O.75" A 10919 0.50" B 10804 0 7 A 10922 0.50" B 07016 1.00" K 23982 1.OO" K 23981 1.00" K 23980 . 1 ~ 00" H 31928 1.00" K 23979 1.00" C 09128 1.00" e
GENERAL ELECTRIC VI. 1
SERVICE I AHYTTMK..o AkYWHERK INSTAllATIONE STEVICS SNOINTTEINO OIVISION 2.2 1.0 MHz FREQUENCY S/N SIZE L 03515 1.00 II I 03625 0.75" I 03627 0.50" A 13733 1.00" F 16832 0.50" F 16837 0.50" 3.0 WEDGED S/N ANGLE S/N ANGLE SQ-1 45 MS-9 60 SQ-2 F-31 MS-4 PA-1 MS-3 45'5'5'5'3'3'3 PA-2 MS-6 PA-3 SQ-3 PA-4 60,'5'5'5'5'5'5'5'0'. SQ-4 PA-5 SQ-5 PA-6 SQ-6 33'5 PA-7 SQ-19 X-1 SQ-20 X-2 SQ-21 45'5'54 X-3 SQ-22 X-4 45'5'5'5'54 4 SQ-23 45 4 SQ-24 45'5 MS-11 SQ-25 76Nl SQ-26 76N3 SQ-27 45'5'5'5'5 2 SQ-28 1 SQ-29 Fl 45'0'0'5'5'0'5'0'5 4 SQ-30 76N4 SQ-31 76N2 SQ-32 L.W. SQ-33 L.W. 33'3'3'3'3'3'3'.W. ll 4 SQ-34 L.W. Nl SQ-35 L.W. 77N1 SQ-36 L.W. SQ-12 L.W. 45'ENERAL O ELECTRIC VI.2
SKRVICK AHYTIMK... ANYWHERE IH51ALEATIOH A 51EVICE 1NOINIIEIHO OIVISION 3.1 NOZZLE INNER RADIUS iRH LH 2 1 4 3 6 5 8 7 10 9 12A llA 12B 11B 14 13 16 15 18 17 3.2 FEEDWATER INNER RADIUS ZONE S/N 1 SSQ-N4-Zl-CW 1 SSQ-N4-Zl-CCW 2 SSQ-N4-Z2-CW 2 SSQ-N4-Z2-CCW
,3 SSQ-N4-Z3 4.C CABLES S/N TYPE SIZE A-1 BNC-MICRODOT A-2 BNC-MICRODOT P-13 BNC-MICRODOT V-4 BNC-MICRODOT V-30 BNC-MICRODOT S-l BNC-MICRODOT 23 BNC-MICRODOT 6.5'.5'.5'.5'.5'.5'.0'.0'.0'0.0'5.5 S-10 BNC - BNC $ -4 BNC - BNC P BNC - BNC J-6 BNC BNC S-4 BNC - BNC SW BNC BNC Z-13 BNC - BNC V BNC BNC 0'.0'0.0'0.0 BNC BNC . E-8 S-41 BNC - BNC, S-16 BNC BNC 0'ENERAL e ELECTRIC VI.3
SERVICE AHYTIME... ANYWHERE IN5'IARATION A 55AVIC5 INOINHAINO DIVI5ION S/N TYPE SIZE S-46 BNC - BNC F-2 BNC - BNC 12.0.0 F-1 BNC - BNC 6 BNC - BNC '.0'.0'.0'.0 31 BNC-MICRODOT LIQUID PENETRANT MATERIAL TYPE BATCH NO. SKL-HF/S 786024 SKD-NF 78G139 SKC-C 78G120 SKL-HF 6L021 SKD-S- 6L019 SKCM 6L001 6.0 GLYCERINE Lot Number DP-06186-002 DP-06157-002 7.0 PYROMETER S/N 69-1382 8.0 M. T. EQUIPMENT Model CRQ-10 S/N 72348 9.0 IIW-2 U.T. CALIBRATION BLOCK S/N-2 G FN ERAL,' ELECTRI C VI.4
SfRVlcf It AHYTllCE.. ANYWHERE SECTION VII IN55AHATION A 55lVIC5 [NGIN5IAINO GIVI5ION SUSQUEHANNA PROCEDURES PROCEDURE PROCEDURE REVISION NO. Straight Beam Examination-Laminar Reflectors in Base Metal IS E-QAI-219 Personnel Qualification and Certification Program and Supplement ISE-QAI-300 Personnel Qualification and Certification Program and Supplement "A" Visual 0 ISE-QAI-311 Visual. Examination ISEAI-317 UT Examination of Support Skirt to RPV Weld ISE-QAI-321 UT Examination of Similar and Dis-similar metal welds ISE-QAI-322 RPV Weld Centerline Paint Instruction ISE-QAI-323 UT Examination of Nozzle Inner Radius and Supplement No. 1 and Mandatory Supplement ISE-QAI-324
. UT Examination of RPV'Welds ISE-QAI-325 UT Examination of Flange-to Vessel Weld and Flange Ligament Areas ISE-QAI-326 UT Examination of Reactor Vessel Closure Studs ISE-QAI-327 Wet Magnetic Particle Examination of Reactor Vessel Closure Studs ISE-QAI-328 GENERAL ELECTRIC VII.1
SERVICE AHYTEEAK.eo AHYWHERE INS'rAuANOH A HAVIC[ (NOINHIIHO OIVISIOM SUSQUEHANNA PROCEDURES (continued) PROCEDURE PROCEDURE REVISION NO. Remote Automatic Examination of RPV Welds ISE-QAI-329 Remote Automatic Ultrasonic Examination of RPV Nozzle Welds ISE-QAI-330 Liquid Penetrant Examination ISE-QAI-331 Ultrasonic Examination of Feedwater Inner Radius Zone 2 ISE-QAI-332 Ultrasonic Examination of Feedwater Inner Radius Zone 3 ISE-QAI-333 Ultrasonic Examination of Feedwater Inner Radius Zone 1 ISE-QAI-334 General Visual Examination Procedure including Supplements A L 160A7807 Liquid Penetrant Examination 18XA8402 Liquid Penetrant Examination 18XA7400 GENERAL I ELECTRIC VII.2
' SERVICE AHYTlNE... AHYWHERE INSSASSASION 5 55RVICE SNOINKKRINO OIVISION SECTION VIII. PERSONNEL All personnel performing examinations at Susquehanna Steam Electric Station Unit Number 1 were certified by examination in accordance with American Society for Non-Destructive Testing Recommended Practice No. SNT-TC-1A (June 1975 Edition). The Susquehanna PSI Examination was performed on a team basis, each team consisting of a Level II or Level III and Level 1T minimum. The formal organization interface diagram. is shown in Table 1. 0: GENERAL ELECTRlC VIII.1
ANYTIREa-o ANYWHERE INETAuA'IIOH E 55EVIC5 INGIHHEING DIVI5IOH SECTION VIII. PERSONNEL LEVEL LEVEL LEVEL OF OF OF NAME CERT. METHOD CERT. METHOD CERT. METHOD
'I Albenese, J. J. II UT ~ Bain, V. J. III UT Bergey, D. W. III UT Bolden, G. I UT Boone, R. II UT PT Bragan, G. L. IT UT Brown, F. II UT II PT Clay, A. W. II UT Clayton, K. II PT Demetrio, J. P. IT UT Difilippo, D. J. II UT II PT Dufresne, R. II VT Edwards, R. E. II UT Field, F. II UT PT Flaherty, P II UT PT Hart, M. P. III UT Heath, M. A. II UT PT Hooper, R. C. I UT Jones, J. III UT Indan, E. A. II MT Kenney, V. P. VT Koch, T. L. II UT Ko 1 lock, A. S. III UT Le Thang II UT Lindeman, R., I. III UT Lockyer, G. E. III UT May, R. C. I UT McCabe, L. PT Metta, S.
CENERAL I ELECTRlC VIII.2
SERVICE AttYTttta-. ANYWHetta IN55ALLAtIOHA 5ttVICt ~ tHOINtttlNO DIVI5IOH LEVEL LEVEL LEVEL OF OF OF NAME CERT. METHOD CERT. METHOD CERT. METHOD Mills, C. E. II UT Miller, W. F. III UT PT Moore, R. L. III UT Mortenson, S. II UT Mulligan, T. K. IT UT Shove, C. PT VT Quinn, P., PT Ramsey, P. R. I UT Reczek, E. F. III UT PT Smith, R. D. III UT Voget, D. II UT Wagner, R. W. III UT Wilkins, B. W. III VT Zielinski, J. II UT GENERAL ELECTRIC VIII.3
TYPICAL ORGANIZATION PRE-SERV ICE INSPECTION SUSQUEHANNA gl AUTHORIZED NUCLEAR BECHTEL ASSISTANT PPAL QA PROJECT ENGINEER IN-SERVICE INSPECTOR R. BECKLEY FACTORY HUTUAL J. O'ULLIVAN NDE SUPERVISOR QC SUPERVISOR NDE LEVEL 111 SECRETARY TEAH Nl TEAH 82 TEAH 83 TEAH g4 Examination Teams consisting of a Level II and a Level IT minimum in the required discipline.}}

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