ML17300A189
| ML17300A189 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Palo Verde  |
| Issue date: | 06/18/1986 |
| From: | Licitra E Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| To: | Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8606250161 | |
| Download: ML17300A189 (68) | |
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Docket No.:
50-529 UNITED STATES NUCLEAR"REGULATORY COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555
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DOCK 05000528 PDR LICENSEE: Arizona Public Service Company FACILITY: Palo Verde Unit 2
SUBJECT:
SUMIMARY OF MANAGEMENT MEETING A management meeting was held on March 6, 1986 in Phoenix, Arizona with representatives of the licensee.
The purpose of the meeting was to determine the readiness status of Palo Verde Unit 2 for full power li'censing.
On the previous afternoon of March 5, 1986, a tour was conducted of the Unit 2 facility, including the auxiliary building, control room, and specific systems and components (e.g.
PASS, auxiliary feedwater, auxiliary pressurizer
- spray, SPDS and safety injection systems).
The tour also included the onsite plant specific simulator.
Attendees for the March 6, 1986 meeting are shown on Enc'losure 1.
Enclosure 2
is a copy of the agenda and viewgraphs used during the meeting.
The meeting is summarized as follows.
~Suaaua T Several opening remarks were made by the NRC which included the following points:
The Palo Verde Unit 2 facility looked clean and ready.
The target for operations should be excellence.
APS has demonstrated strengths in design and construction activities.
Overall operating experience at the APS corporate level has improved and should improve further.
Problems have occurred at Palo Verde Unit 1 for which resolution was slow.
t The licensee's presentation followed the agenda and the viewgraphs (Enclosure 2).
In response to questions, the following additional information was provided:
LADWP is now a co-owner on all three Palo Verde Units.
APS will submit a letter confirming this ownership.
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The APS Board of Directors is kept advised of Palo Verde's performance and needs.
Also, the co-owners are kept advised through their participation in various management and technical committees for Palo Verde.
APS is planning on hi~ing an assistant VP with nuclear operating experience.
The power ascensi'on
'program, for Unit 2 is projected to be shorter in duration, based on Unit 1 experience.
In conclusion, the NRC stated that Palo Verde Unit 2 looked ready for operation.
I Enclosure's:
As stated E. A. Licitra, Project Manager PWR Project Directorate No.
7 Division of PWR Licensing-B cc:
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Mr. E.
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Van Brunt, Jr.
Arizona Nuclear Power Project Palo Verde CC:
Arthur C. Gehr, Esq.
Snell 5 Wilmer 3100 Valley Center Phoenix, Arizona 85073 Nr. James N. Flenner, Chief Counsel Arizona Corporation Commission 1200 West Washington Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Charles R. Kocher, Esq. Assistant Council James A. Boeletto, Esq.
Southern California Edison Company P. 0.
Box 800
- Rosemead, Cal ifornia 91770 Mr. Nark Ginsberg Energy Director Office of Economic Planning and Development 1700 West Washington - 5th Floor Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Nr. Wayne Shirley Assistant Attorney General Bataan Memorial Building Santa Fe, New Mexico 87503 Kenneth Berlin, Esq.
Winston 8 Strawn Suite 500 2550 N Street, NW Washington, DC 20037 Ns.
Lynne Bernabei Government Accountability Project of the Institute for Policy Studies 1901 Que Street, NW Washington, DC 20009 Ms. Jill Morrison 522 E. Colgate Tempi, Arizona 85238 Mr. Charles B. Brinkman, Manager Washington Nuclear Operations Combustion Engineering, Inc.
7910 Woodmont Avenue Suite 1310
- Bethesda, Maryland 20814 Nr.
Ron Rayner P. 0.
Box 1509
- Goodyear, AZ 85338 Mr. Roy Zimmerman U.S. Nuclear Regul'atory Commission P. 0.
Box 239 Arlington, Arizona 85322 Ns. Patricia Lee Hourihan, 6413 S. 26th Street Phoenix, Arizona 85040 Regional Administrator, Region V
U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1450 Maria Lane Suite 210 Walnut 'Creek, California 94596
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,Enclosure 1
Palo Verde Unit 2 Mana ement Meetin Mare 6,
1986 Attendees Manny Licitra Lynn Kel.ly George W. Knighton Frank J. Miraglia Jesse L. Crews Ed Jordan Arthur Gehr Edwin E.
Van Brunt, Jr.
Jerry G.
Haynes Suzanne Black Joe Bynum Darrell Eisenhut L. B. Marsh Dennis Crutchfield Charles Miller Mike Jones Brad Albert Terry Juan Bill Ouinn Dan Canady Victor Dricks Roy Zimmerman G. Fiorelli
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E. Ide R.
M. Butler J.
Vorees Affiliation HRC/PWR-B/PBD-7 NRC/PWR-B/PBD-6 NRC/PWR-B/PBD-7 NRC/PWR-B NRC/Region V
HRC/ IE/DEPER Snell
& Wilmer ANPP ANPP NRC/NRR/PPAS ANPP/PVNGS NRR/DEP/DIR NRR/PWR-B/RSB NRR/PWR-B NRC/NRR/PWR-B AHPP ANPP ANPP ANPP AHPP The Phoenix Gazette HRC/Region V
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AGENDA UNIT 2 OPERATION READINESS MEETING MARcH 6i 1986 OPENING REMARKS NRC EeEi l(AN BRUNT'Ra EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT ANPP I
s ANP 0 OR GANIZATI ON AND EXP ER I ENCE' J.G, HAYNES VICE PRESIDENT NUCLEAR PRODUCTION IIs OPERATING EXPERIENCE ON PALO VERDE UNIT 1 J.R, BYNUM PLANT MANAGER OVERALL PLANT/STAFF PERFORMANCE COMPLIANCE
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NUMBER AND EVALUATION OF LERS EVALUATI'ON OF UNEXPECTED EVENTS AUXILIARY PRESSURIZER SPRAY SYSTEM AND CHARGING PUMPS MULTIPLEXER AND LOAD SEQUENCER IIIs PALO VERDE UNIT 2 READINESS FOR POMER ASCENSION J,
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ANPP OR6ANIZATION AND EXPERIENCE JGH 03/06/86
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1986 l.'45-60 DAYS}
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GRAND GULF HPPSS 2
LA SALLE 1
WATERFORD 3 SOHGS 2
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SUf1 ARY OF UNPLANNED REACTOR TRIPS BY ROOT CAUSE PLANT DUE TO DESIGN DEFICIENCIES DUE TO PERSONNEL ERROR DUE TO COHPOHENT FAILURE/
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EVALUATION OF UNPLANNED TRIPS
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UNIT 1 - 93.TOTAL 88 REQUIRED 5
VOLUNTARY UNIT 2 - 5 TOTAL AND REQUIRED (O.L, ISSUED DECEMBER 9, 1985)
ROOT CAUSE UNIT 1 LER's PERSONNEL ERROR DESIGN MANUFACTURING CONSTRUCTION/INSTALLATION DEFECTIVE PROCEDURE OTHER 36 3
21 SUBTOTAL UNCLASSIFIED VOLUNTARY SPECIAL REPORTS IMPROPERLY ASSIGNED LER NUMBERS TOTAL 93 JRB 03/06/86
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SPECIAL REPORTS ISSUED AS LERs REQUIRED 86 SPURIOUS ESFAS ACTUATIONS '.22 CREFAS/RU 29/RU 30 (16)
OTHERS (6)
- FIRE PROTECTION MISSED SURVEILLANCES
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CORRECTIVE ACTIONS TAKEN (EXAMPLE - CREFAS INITIATED LERs) 16 TOTAL IN 1985 FIRST QUARTER SECOND QUARTER THIRD QUARTER FOURTH QUARTER (IN 1986 UNITS 1 AND 2 HAD JL 'TO DATE)
CORRECTIVE ACTIONS TAKEN (EXAMPLE FIRE PROTECTION LERs) 13 TOTAL IN 1985 FIRST QUARTER SECOND QUARTER THIRD QUARTER FOURTH QUARTER (IN 1986 UNITS 1 AND 2 HAD ~
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o MANAGER NAMED WITH OVERALL RESPONSIBILITY AND AUTHORITY TO CORRECT DIFFICULTIES
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COMPLIANCE PROCEDURAL IMPROVEMENTS COMPLETE RE-WRITE OF REPORTING SYSTEM INITIATION OF PROMPT EVALUATION SYSTEM STREAMLINING OF REVIEW AND APPROVAL. WHILE IMPROVING TECHNICAL REVIEW AND INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION OF COMMITMENTS IMPLEMENTATION OF PROJECT QUALITY INVESTIGATIVE
'EPORT TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL PROBLEMS BEFORE THEY BECOME SI GNI FI CANT JRB 03/06/86
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(GAS BINDING IN PUMPS) o CONCERN -
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ROOT CAUSE-INACCURATE VOLUME CONTROL TANK LEVEL INDICATION LOSS OF POMER TO VALVES 501 AND 536 o
CORRECTIVE ACTION NUMEROUS HARDHARE AND PROCEDURAL CHANGES o UNIT 2 STATUS-ALL CORRECTIONS ON UNIT 1 AND ADDITIONAL ACTIONS TAKEN IN UNIT 2 JRB
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HARDWARE MODIFICATIONS UPGRADED VOLUME CONTROL TANK (VCT) LEVEL INSTRUMENTATION PROVIDED POWER TO VCT OUTLET VALVE 501 AND REFUELING WATER TANK GRAVITY FEED VALVE 536 FROM A 1E MCC AUTO RE-ALIGNMENT OF VALVES 501 AND 536 ON LO-LO VCT LEVEL AND LOP LOCK OPEN ISOLATION VALVES 532 AND 524 REMOVE POWER SUPPLY TO CONTAINMENT ISOLATION VALVE 524 ADDED PIPING TO VENT GAS FROM CHARGING PUMPS o
ADDITIONAL ACTIONS TAKEN FOR UNIT 2 DEMONSTRATED CAPABILITY OF RESTORING GAS BOUND CHARGING PUMPS NDE INSPECTION OF CHARGING PUMP BLOCKS o
ADDITIONAL EVALUAT'ON FURTHER EVALUATION OF CHARGING SYSTEM TO ELIMINATE THE NEED FOR VENTING HYDROGEN FROM THE SUCTION OF THE CHARGING PUMPS TO BE COMPLETED BY JUNE 30.
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(CHECK VALVE HELD CLOSED) o CONCERN -
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o CONCERN
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ROOT CAUSE SPURIOUS SIGNAL FROM THE PLANT MULTIPLEXER CAUSING THE MAIN FEEDER BREAKERS TO OPEN o
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CONCERN UNEXPECTED LOAD SHED OF ESSENTIAL TRAIN A EQUIPMENT ROOT CAUSE FAILURE OF THE SEQUENCER MODULE COOLING FAN TO KEEP THE CABINET COOL.
THIS CAUSED THE SEQUENCER TO OVERHEAT AND INITIATE A FALSE
- SIGNAL, CORRECTIVE ACTIONS REPLACED FAN AND SEQUENCER
- BOARD, INSTALLED ANNUNICATION IN THE CONTROL ROOM TO WARN OPERATORS WHEN HIGH OUTLET AIR TEMPERATURE IS SENSED IN THE CABINET, UNIT 2 STATUS IMPLEMENTED CORRECTIVE ACTION ON UNIT 2, JRB 03/06/86
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SUMMARY
- DECEMBER 9.
1985 COMPLETED ON SCHEDULE MODE 0 SURVEILLANCE TESTS IN PROGRESS MODE 3 SURVEILLANCE TESTS IN PROGRESS SECONDARY PLANT READY FOR OPERATION INITIAL CRITICALITY MODE 1 ENTRY 100%.POMER COMMERCIAL OPERATION MARCH 31.
1986 APRIL 9.
1986 JUNE 30, 1986 AUGUST 12.
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UN 1 Il ES SCHEDULE ACTIVITY INITIALFUEL LOAD ( 12/17/86) 1985 DEC 1986 JAN FEB MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG REACTOR ASSEMBLY ( I/27/86)
TRAIN A/B OUTAGE 8rMODE 0
( I/22 TO 3/3/S6)
PRERE UISITES POST-CORE HFT (3/5/86 TO 3/28/86)
INITIALCRITICALITY (3/28/86 TO 3/31/86)
LOW-POWER PHYSICS TESTING (3/31/86 TO 0/9/86) 5X TO 20K (4/9 TO 4/22/86)
POWER ASCENSION PROGRAM 20X TO 50K (0/22 TO 5/15/86) 50K TO SO%
(5/15 TO 6/13/86) 801'O
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FULL POWER (TESTING 8r. WARRANTYRUN)
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EDUCATION:
BS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING - LEHIGH UNIVERSITY-1950
'S ENGINEERING SCIENCE.
MAJOR IN NUCLEAR ENGINEERING RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 1961 EXPERIENCE:
30 YEARS OF MORK AND MILITARY EXPERIENCE 28 YEARS NUCLEAR ENGINEERING.
ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION PREVIOUSLY EMPLOYED BY EBASCO SERVICES, INC.
CAME TO ARIZONA, PUBL'IC SEVICE COMPANY IN -MARCH.
1972.
AND HAS BEEN RESPONSIBLE iFOR ALL ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION FOR PALO VERDE SINCE ITS INCEPTION, 03/06/86
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EDUCATION:
BS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA - 1959 VARIOUS POST GRADUATE ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT COURSES EXPERIENCE:
26 YEARS OF POMER PLANT ENGINEERING AND OPERATION EXPERIENCE.
21 YEARS OF NUCLEAR POMER PLANT ENGINEERING AND OPERATION EXPERIENCE.
PREVIOUSLY EMPLOYED BY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY AS STATION MANAGER AT SONGS.
CAME TO ARIZONA PUBLIC SEVICE COMPANY IN.JULY.
1985 AND HAS BEEN RESPONSIBL'E FOR ALL THE ENGINEERING. DESIGN,
- SAFETY, CONSTRUCTION.
START-UP AND OPERATIONS.
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BS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING GEORIGA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - 1969 MS NUCLEAR ENGINEERING - GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - 1970 EXPERIENCE:
16 YEARS OF NUCLEAR EXPERIENCE, PREVIOUSLY EMPLOYED BY TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY AS ASSISTANT PLANT MANAGER AT SEQUOYAH AND BROWNS FERRY CAME TO ARIZONA PUBLIC SEVICE COMPANY IN 1982 AND HAS BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR OPERATIONS.
MAINTENANCE, ON-SITE ENGINEERING AND ADMINISTRATION OF THREE NUCLEAR GENERATING UNITS FOR PAI0 VERDE.'3/06/86
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