ML18139C255

Continental Wire & Cable Co 600 & 1,000V Cables W/Silicone Rubber Installation & Hypalon Jacket, Rev 1 Qualification Review Package,Surry Unit 1

ML18139C255
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 1 2 3 4 Qualification Document Review Checklist List of Reference Documents Qualification Report Review Summary Attachment #1 VEPCO Specification No. NUS-326 (For Silicone Rubber Cables) Dated June 20, 1969 Continental Wire & Cable Company Quotations & Correspondence Anaconda Letter with Enclosure dated October 8, 1980 (Reference No. 61) (FIRL Report No. F-C2935 on Continental SI Cables) Dated October 1970 (Reference No. 63) Conclusion Section, Reference Section and Response to 10 Day Letter ILLUSTRATIONS (Section 1) Figure Rev.! Dated 9/21/82 QDR,-5437-47-01 1 5 8 10 2a 2b 3a 3b 4a 3 Continental Cable and Wire Corporation (Anaconda 14 Company) Qualification Test Sequence Block Diagram 4 DOR Guidelines Block Diagram for Equipment 15 Qualification 30 LOCA/MSLB Temperature Transient 16 .JOA LOCA/MSLB Pressure Transient 17 Table 1 2 TABLES (Section 1) Special Environmental Requirements Special Requirements Worksheet 6 7 18 NUS CORPORATION

EQUIPMENT QUALIFICATION 5437-47-01 Revision Number 1 1 RECORD OF REVISIONS Effective Date 9/21/82 9/21/82 Pages Affected 6 12 REVISION 1 Dated 9/21/82 Description of Change See changes as marked* with revision line on right margin NUS CORPORATION

CONTINENTAL WIRE & CABLE COMPANY 600V AND lOOOV CABLES WITH SILICONERUBBER INSULATION & HYPALON JACKET (SPEC. NO. NUS-326) SURRY UNIT 1 QDR-5437-47-01 SECTION #1 COMPLETE CHECKLIST,

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& WORKSHEETS NUS COl=IPOl=IATION

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l.

Name of the Reviewer: C. J. Endlich Oate: 4/6/82 I I i I -~ 600 and lOOOV Cables with Silicone Rubber Insul.

2.

Equipment Covered: & Hypalon Jacket. Manufactured by Continental Co

3.

Equipment Tag No(s).: See Spec. No. NUS-326

4.

Does the report address all of the Class I!: equipment in this category listed in the master IE equipment list?

• s.

Is the report traceable to the plant equipment?

• 6.

Ooes the report specify an acceptance criteria for equipment performance?

• 7 **
• 8.

Was a base line test done.to estab-lish the reference basis? Oo the maximum and/or accident temperat~re and pressure used in the test envelope those for the plant? (Table l)

9.

Are thermal aging parameters chosen and used in the test~_supported by adequate documentation or references? Note: Aging times less than 100 hrs not acceptable.

• 10.

Is radiation aging addressed? {Test or analysis. If analysis, is adequate documentation provided?)

• ll.

OOes the radiation dose profile, i.e.,

integrated dose for normal operations and accident for the plant, fall with-in the en7elope ~sed in qualifications? ~= Asterisk, indicates items applicable to OCR guidelir.es~ YES X X X X X X X NO NA Page Ref. X See Attachment 1 See Attachment 1 See Attachment 1 See Attachment 1 See Figures 30 & (Attached) See See Attachment 1 Ref. Documents 6J and 63, Ref., Page 3 Same as item 10 Nt.-'5 CO~l=C~TlON 30

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• 12a.

Does the total integrated dose include Beta radiation?

• b.

If not is there an analysis for this? c. Is i t req u i red?

13.

Was humidity aging considered? (Not required fer cables.}

14.

Kas vibration (ambient) aging addtessed?

• 15.

Was mechanical and/or electrical cycling acdressed?

• 16.

Do the DBE test parameters ~eet or exceed those given in the spec-ification? Make a copy of the temperature envelope used in the .test and su?erimpose it on the required environmental envelope. Assure that deviations between the two are justified in the report.

17.

Ooes DBE temperature en~elope used in the test contain the dou::le peak required by IZEE-323-74?

• 18.

Ooes the ~BE qualification include chemical sp:ay? {Test or a.~alysis}

19.

Does the spray concentration used in tests meet or exceed these to be used for the plant? -

20.

Was the S?ray testing done while under t~e extremes cf pressure and temperature?

• 21.

Are the margins used in DBE test parameters defined?

22.

Do the ~rgins conform to these required by IZE.Z-323-1974 and any applicable daughter standard for this equipment? Yes X X X X 50 X X X X X Sheet 2 QDR-5437 -4 7-01 NA Page Ref. See Attachment 1 X X X See Figures 30&30A (Attached) and X ~

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• 23.

Did the specification provide the required operating time for the equipment in the DBE or other specified harsh environment?

• 24.

Does the test operating time under the harsh environment equal or exceed that in the equipment specification? Assure that ade-quate ju?tification is provided for deviation.

• 25.

Ooes the specification call out the submergence requirements if any?

• 26.

Does the test program include submer-gence tests? If not assume that the justification is provided.

• 27.

Is the accuracy demonstrated during testing equal to or better than that S?ecified?

• 28.

Are the mounting and installation interfaces used in the test config-uration similar to those used in the plant?

29.

Was t.'le test measuring ~uipment (TM!: calibration addressed in the report?

30. ~es it specify that t.;e calibration of the TME is traeea~e to NBS or other seconcary standards?

31.

was t~e seismic testing/analysis done on aged component or equipment?

32.

t>id t."le seismic testing/analysis address effects of age?

33.

ooes t~e seismic test response and/

or criteria used envelo?e the re-quired response spectra for t~e plant?

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) Yes No NA Page itef. X 90 Day Review Worksheet 6-60 X See Figures 30 & 30A and Attachmen t 1 X X X X X lsee Attachment 1 X IJ X X X

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• 34.

~as the same test specimen subject to the entire test sequence? (In-cluding aging tests? - NUREG 0588)

• 35.

Compare the block diagram for this report against the one you have pre-pared from your understanding of what test and procedures are required as per l~E-323-1974 and any applicable daughter standard for thi~ equi?ment. Do yo~ believe the report meets the intent of t~ese standarjs?

• 36.

Is the qualified life COL) explicitly stated? Fill this information in the master IE equipment list.

• 37.

Do the aging tests/analysis results support the QL conclusion and is adeq~ate docu~entation provided to support.this conclusion?

• 38.

Rev:ew the test results on a relative comparison basis (i.e., performance parameters of the base line tests versus those during t~e various tests) Was there any major discrepancy?

• 39.

If so, was it satisfactorily explained in the report?

• 40.

Are Maintenance requ~ements and com-ponent replacement intervals specified

• 41.

save you compared maintenance and re-placement requirements to those in the standard instruction/maintenance manuals and identified any special items in Table 2? Yes X X X ? No X X. Sheet 4 QDR -54 37 -4 7-01 NA PaQe Ref. See Ref. No. 63 Figures 1 and 2 (Attached) Ref. Doc. 61, >Arrhenius Plot See Attachment IJ X X X NUS C::R?::~T'lCN 1

Rev. l Dated 9/21/82 Porm QDR-3/01/80 Client ID: Virginia Electric & Power Company Sheet 5 QDR-5437-47-01 Plant: Surry Unit 1 List all the reference documents ased for this review by their titles and identification no., with their revision level and date.

1)

IE Bulletin No. 79-0lB, January 14, 1980~

2)

VEPCO Specification No. NUS-326, Rev. 1 dated June 20, 1969.

3)

VEPCO 90 day review submittal to NRC dated Aug. 24, 1981.

4)

Environmental zone description for Surry Power Plant dated Aug. 24, 1981.

5)

Ref. Doc. No. 61: i) Letters, Anaconda Erricsson Inc. to S&W Eng. Corp., Dated 10/8/80, 10/21/80 and 12/10/80. . ii) Data Sheet on Physical Properties of compound CC-2115, silicon rubber after conditioning simulating a LOCA condition, Rev. 1, 3/28/80. {ii) Arrhenius Plot, Figure IV, dated 6/30/78.

6)

Ref. Doc. No. 63: Continental Wire and Cable Company, Final Report F-C2935, dated October, 1970 & Addendum to final report F-C2935 (Ref. 1).

e I I I I l TABLE 1 Rev. 1 Dated 9/21/82 Sheet_6_ ODR-5437-47-01 Surry Unit 1 Special Environmental Requirements 600V & 1000V Silicone Rubber Continental Cables DOCUMENT REFERENCE PARAMETER J SPECIFIED QUALIFIED SPECIFIED QUALIFIED I Westinghouse Ref. Doc. No. I Letter No. 61 and QDR OPERATING 120 Days ) 120 Days NS-SS-79287 TI:r."i.E I I 1Max: 120°F S&W Cale. Ref. Doc. No. I Min: 105°F 12846.44-US 61 and QDR TEMPERATURE Accdt: 280°F 298°F Max. (B)-052-1 Normal: 9.0-11 psia Ref. Document PRESSURE Accdt: I o-50 psig As Above No. 61 58.7 psia RELATIVE Oper: N.C.* Ref. Document HUMIDITY Accdt: 100% 100% As Above No. 61 Oper: S&W Cale. Ref. Document l.3xl0 7Rads lx10 8 Rads 12846.54-RP-No. 61 &.63 RADIATION Accdt: 038-1 2.4xl0 7Rads Env. Zone Description SUBMERGENCE N/R** N/R Table RC-3A N.C. = Not calculated

• • N/R - Not Required I

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!'orm OOR-3/01/80 Client ID: Virginia Electric & Power Company Plant: Surry Unit 1 Table 2 Soecial Reauirements

l. Maintenance Requirements/Intervals N/A

2.

Replacement Requirements/Intervals N/A

3.

Storage Requireme~ts* N/A

4.

Installation Requirements* N/A Rev.! Dated 9/21/82 Sheet 7 Q'OR - 5 4 3 7 -4 7-0 1

• Applies to spare parts and replace~ent only for operating plants.

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e Rev. 1 Dated 9/21/82 Perm QDR-3/01/80 Sheet 8 Client ID: Virginia Electric & Power Compa~y Plant: Surr-t Unit 1 QDR -5431-47-01 QUALIFICATION REPORT R-'1:'VIEW'

SUMMARY

1.

Equipment Qualification ieviewed: Test Reports on Silicone Rubber High Temperature Cable, Manufactured by Continental Wire and cable Company (Reference Nos, 6J & -63}

2.

Status of Qualification Records: X Records identified (Full/?e-rk4~~}, obtained (Full/F-a-£~4~~}, and re'l iew (Full/P-a£-t-i:-a-:k-) surr.mar i zed on QDR-3/ O 1-80 forms. The following additional documents have been reques~ed:

1.

3.

5.

2.

4.

6.

Following areas/documents require addi tiona!. review:

1.

3.

s.

2.

4.

6.

Ot~er corn.~ents on status of q,~alification records:

3.

Status of Qualification ~-x..._ Equipment qualification meets the DOR guidelines. For additional comments and recommendations, see section 5. Additional evaluation is needed to justify qualifica- ~--- tion status. Details of additional evaluation ~eeds attached. Qualification t~sts consistent with t~e recommendations of Ni:J"REG-05S8 for Cate9ory l equi?ment should oe per-formed on the equipment.

Rev. 1 Dated 9/21/82 Form COR-3/01/80 Sheet 9 0:CR-5437-4 7-01 Client ID: Vir~inia Electric & Power Compa.~y Plant: Surry Unit 1 Equipment should be relocated to an area where it will not be exposed to a harsh environment. Other recommendations:

5.

Additional Corr..nents /Recom.'Tle.ndations

1)

In response to the deficiencies listed in NRC's "Ten Day Letter" of April 2, 1981, N08.l-N03-002, Re. Spec. No. NUS-326, the test data show the following: a) b) c) d) e) QT: 120 days (Question No. 8 of Attach. #1 of this QDR). CS: 120 hrs. immersion in.5% boric acid solution (5000 ppm B) at 150°F (Ref. Doc. No. 61, data sheet on silicone rubber and Question 18 of Attachment #1 of this QDR). A: 1200 hrs. at 210°C (Ref. Doc. No. 61, Arrhenius Plot, and Qu~stion 9 of Attadh. #1 of this QDR). QM: Type testing and analysis (Ref. Doc. 's 61 & 63; and Attachment #1 of this QDR). QI: Qualification Documents were obtained (Ref. Doc. 's 61 and 63).

== Conclusion:== All the deficiencies have been resolved against these cables and NUS finds them quaH.fied.

2)

See Attachment* #1 for additional comments. ?nvironmental qualification documents for tbe equipment identi-fied herein have ~en reviewed and determined to 'be adequate and auditable. Prepared by: Certified 'by:

c. J. Endlich ~ Date:

N. K. Garg_ N'.ll!:::t-oate: A. K. Ballav !late: !)ate: 4/6/82 4/28/82 9/1/82 VEPCO's review and approval of NUS comments and recommendations Date

Rev. 1 Dated 9/21/82 Sheet 10 QDR,-5437-47-01 Surry Unit 1 ATTACHMENT #1 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION/CLASSIFICATIONS/JUSTIFICATIONS Question No. 4 NUS evaluated the test specimen cited in this report against those types of cables used in the plant and determined this report to be adequate in establishing qualification of the following 600V and lOOOV cables with silicone rubber (compound) CC-2100) insulation and hypalon jacket used in the Surry Plants: 4/0, Insulation Thickness.078, Jacket thickness.060(triplex) lC-1/0, Insulation Thickness.078, Jacket thickness.060 lC-#4 I Insulation Thickness.062, Jacket thickness.045 lC-#8 I Insulation Thickness.062, Jacket thickness.045 lC-#12, Insulation Thickness.047, Jacket thickness.030 lC-#16, Insulation Thickness.047, Jacket thickness.030 2C-#8 I Insulation Thickness.062, Jacket thiclmess.060 6C-#16, Insulation Thickness.047, Jacket thickness.060 6C-#2-6, Insulation Thickness.078, Jacket thickness.080 6C-#4-8, Insulation Thickness. 078, Jacket thickness.080 7C-#12, Insulation Thickness.062, Jacket thickness.080 Question No. 5 NUS compared the insulation systems of the test specimen in the test report. versus the insulation system of the cables used in the plant by document research (Ref. Report No. 61) and determined that this report is applicable for establishing qualification status of the cables, cited in Question 4, above. Question No. 6 satisfactory performance of cables, as specified in the report, is based on:

1.

Demonstration of good physical characteristics such as elongation retention of 50% or better of the original after thermal aging per Ref. Doc. 61.

2.

Acceptable tensile strength (40% of original) after being exposed to harsh environment per Ref. Doc. 61.

3.

Maximum leakage current of 1.3 MA at 2 KV or 3.5 MA at 4 KV and IR value of 53 M ohm minimum (Table 1 of Reference Report #63.) NUS finds these minimum performance criteria acceptable. NUS CORPORATION

ATTACHMENT #1 Question No. 7 Rev. 1 Dated 9/21/82 Sheet 11 QDR-543 7-4 7-01 Surry Unit 1 The following base line tests were done, as shown in Ref. Doc. No. 61. Tensile strength and elongation Question Nos. 8, 16 & 24 i) FIRL conducted a steam pressure test on a preconditioned (66°C, 100% RH for 6 hrs) cable sample at 340°F for 2 hrs and 160°F for 20 hrs (Section B & C of Ref. Report No. 63) with no chemical spray. ii) Continental Company conducted a LOCA test of 240 hrs as shown in Fig. 30 & 30A. The following analysis. shows that this Continental Company's LOCA test is more severe than the plant required LOCA conditions. In Figure 30, 50 psi steam (Ref. Report No. 61) is taken as equivalent to 298°F (Ref. Page A-13 of CRANE Technical Paper No. 410, 1979). ANALYSIS: LOCA Requirements vs. Conducted LOCA Test Calculations The first 48 hrs of the test which envelops the peak acci-dental conditions are not considered in the following calculation, only last 72 hrs of test at 298°F are considered. Using Arrhenius Equation: T X K = LOCA test period at T2 in hrs. = Required time of LOCA = 118 days= 2832 hrs at 120°F = Activation energy, EV (1.14 for silicone rubber per EPRI NP-1558, Final Report, September 1980, Appendix B) = Boltzmann's Constant 8.617 x 10-S EV/°K NUS CORPORATION

ATTACHMENT #1 Question Nos. 8, 16 & 24 (Cont'd) Rev. l Dated 9/21/82 Sheet 12 QDR~S437-47-0l Surry Unit 1

Elevated Temperature to be used in °K (298°F

148°C = 148 + 273 = 421°K) T = 120°F = 48°C = 48 + 273 = 321°K 1 Substituting the values in the above equation and solving: T = 2832e X -1.14(421-321) 8.617x42lx32lxlo-5 T = 0.16 hr< 72 hrs. X

== Conclusion:== Hence it is evident that the conducted LOCA test (120 hrs@ 298°F* & 120 hrs@ 150°F)is much more severe than the required LOCA conditions of the plant. Question Nos. 9, 36 & 37 Continental Wire and Cable Company developed an Arrhenius plot (Fig. IV of Ref. Report No. 61) for silicone rubber compound CC-2115, (originally no. CC-2100) with an end point criteria of 50% elongation. This plot indicates that at 125°C rating of the cable as required by Spec. NUS-326, it has an enormous life (much more than 40 yrs). Hence we consider these cables to have a qualified life of 40 yrs. Question No. 12 Subject cables per Question No. 4 above shows a minimum of 77 mils of insulation (47 mils silicone rubber insulation and 30 mils hypalon jacket). According to IE Bulletin No. 79-0lB, dated January 14, 1980, Enclosure 4, Section 4.1 (Beta Radiation 8 Doses) the conservative unshielded surface beta dose of 2xl0 rads would therefore be reduced by a factor of 102, leaving a conservative unshielded surface beta dose of 2x106 rads maximum. The specification calls for a total gamma radiation dose of 3.7xlo7 rads. The total radiation dose used for quali-fication (which is lxlo8 rads) is more than one order of mag-nitude higher than the required dose and therefore the effect of Beta dose to sensitive internals is considered negligible. NUS CORPORATION

ATTACHMENT #1 Question Nos. 18, 19 and 20 Rev. 1 Dated 9/21/82 Sheet 13 QDR-5437-47-01

• Surry Unit 1 As per Ref. Doc. No. 61 the sample cable was immersed in a 0.5%

(5000 ppm B) boric acid solution for 120 hrs at a temperature of 150°F as part of a LOCA incident simulation with tensile strength and elongation values as shown after different levels of radiation. NUS finds this immersion test more severe than the chemical spray test as specified in worksheet 6-60 (Spec. No. NUS-326). Question Nos. 21 and 22 Margin is defined as the difference between the most severe specified service condition which exists in the plant and conditions used during DBE tests of specimen to account for normal variations in commercial production of equipment and reasonable errors in defining satisfactory performance. Margins for temperature and pressure (See Fig. 30 and 30A attached), chemical spray (see Question No. 18 above),radiation (see Ref. Doc. Nos. 61 & 63), and thermal aging (see Question 9 above) are adequately addressed. Therefore in accordance with IE Bulletin No. 79-0lB, dated January 14, 1980, Enclosure 4, Section 6.0, the DBE test satisfies the guidelines as outlined in sections 4.0 and 5.2 of the aforementioned bulletin and no separate margin factors are required to be added. Question Nos. 29 & 30 Test measuring equipment calibration as well as traceability to NBS are not considered critical since generally the test facilities have a quality control procedure which is recognized by the industry and which assures proper maintenance of the calibration of the TME. NUS CORPORATION

e Rev. 1 Dated 9/21/82 Sheet 14 QDR-5437-47-01 Surry Unit 1 CONTINENTAL CABLE AND WIRE CORPORATION (ANACONDA COMPANY) QUALIFICATION TEST SEQUENCE BLOCK DIAGRAM EQUIPMENT COMPARISON QUESTIONS 4 & 5 OF ATTACHMENT 1 THERMAL AGING REF. J?OCU~NTS 61, FIG. IV, (QUESTION 9 OF ATTACHMENT 1) '~ RADIATION EXPOSURE REF. DOCUMENTS 61, DATA SHEET ON CC-2115 SILICON RUBBER AND 63, REF. 1, PAGE 3 (QUESTION 12 OF ATTACHMENT 1) EXPOSURE TO LOCA REF. DOCUMENT 61, LOCA CONDITION: 120 HRS. AT 298°F/50 PSIG AND 120 HRS IMMERSION IN 0.5% BORIC ACID SOLUTION AT 160°F; RADIA-TION LEVELS. lxl07 RADS, 5xl07 RADS AND lx*108 RAD;, (QUESTIONS 8 & 18 OF ATTACHMENT MARGINS QUESTION 21 OF ATTACHlYlENT ~ L DOCUMENTATION COMPILED CABLE DOCUMENTATION

• (SHT. 5 OF QDR-5437-47-01)

FIGURE 1 NOTE: THE ABOVE BLOCK DIAGRAM IS COMPARED WITH FIGURE 4 (BLOCK DIAGRAM FROM DOR GUIDELINES). NUS FINDS THAT THIS MEETS THE INTENT OF FIGURE NO. 4.

1)

NUS CORPORATION

e Rev. l Dated 9/21/82 Sheet 15 QDR~5437-47-0l Surry Unit 1 DOR GUIDELINES BLOCK DIAGRAM FOR EQUIPMENT QUALIFICATION Comparison of tested or analyzed equipment to plant equipment Section 5.2.2 Thermal aging by materials analysis, accelerated aging, common mode failure Section 5.2.4&7.0 Radiation exposure by materials, analysis testing Section 4.1.2, 5.2.3 & 5.3.1 Chemical spray by testing or analysis Section 4

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e LOCA PROFILE [ Ref.: S&W Calculation ] No. 12846.44-US(B)-052-1 for Zone RC-3A NOTE: Affect of conducted LOCA Test is more severe than the required Plant LOCA Conditions (See Question 8 in Attachment 1) o~~~o ACTUAL TEST PROFILE (Ref. Report No. 61, Data Sheet on Physical Properties of CC-2115, Rev. 1, dated 3-28-80) LOCA/MSLB TEMPERATURE TRANSIENT FIGURE 30 Rev. l Dated 9/21/82 Sheet 16 QDR-5437-4 7-01 Surry Unit 1

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VEPCO SPECIFICATION NO. NUS-326 (FOR SILICONE RUBBER CABLES) DATED JUNE 20, 1969 Page 2a

J.0.!1os. 11448/11548 !ZUS-326 Ct:J.-1.'4, ~--*.d~"-'J°:;,,,~...1 }J~ April 14, 1969 Revised June 20, 1969 SPECIFICATION FOR SILICONE RUBBER CABLE FOR SURRY POWER STATION 1972 EXTENSION - SURRY POWER STATION VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA REVISIONS REV. 0 REV l Rt\\f, a R~V~ ~ ~I ~w~* 'J

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AIR MAIL Virginia Electric and Power Company 7th and FranKlin Streets Richmond, Virginia 23209

Dear Sir:

SILICONE RUBBER CABLE SURRY POWER STATION DESIGN CON.TIIUCTION IIEPOIITS APPIIAISALS EllAMINATIONS CONSULTING INGINEEIIING May 20, 1969 J.O.Nos. 11448 1151+8 NUS-3457 J 972 EXTENSION - SURRY POWER STATION We enclose for your review and comments four copies oflj[US-3261, Specification for Silicone Rubber Cable dated April 14,~969.

• All items in this specification are for use in high temperature ambient conditions, or for engineered safety equipment.

Items 1 through 6 are to be used for electrical penetrations. Item 1 is also used for the inside recirculating spray pump motors (2 conductors per phase). Item No. 7, power cable to the pressur-izer heaters, will be run from the pressurizer to a local junction box approximately 20 ft away; Item No. 8. will be, used for signal cables to the position coils of the control rods; Item No. 9 describes power cable to the lift, stationary and movable gripper coils of the full length control rods;and Item No. 10 describes power cable to the part length control rods. Items Nos. 8, 9, and 10 will be run from :the control rods recessed floor connection box approximately 35 ft away. Nos. 9 and 10 specify 1,000 v insulated cable because of possibility of d-c transients. to a Items the Paragraph 12 on page four, Inspection and Test Reports, is incorrect and will be updated in accordance with our latest instructions prior to requesting bids *. We recommend that bids be solicited from the following:

1. Anaconda Wire and Cable Company

2. Collyer Insulated Wire Company

3. General Cable Corporation

4.

General Electric Company, Wire .and Cable Department

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2.

May 20, 1969

5.

Kaiser Al11minum and Checical Sales, Inc.- . Electrical Conductor Division

6. Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corporation

7.

Rome Cable Division Cyrus Mines Corporation.

8. Simp],e~ Wi~,e,,and Cable Company~

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Date April 1.4, 1%9 Revised June 20, 1969 R>R SURRY POWER STATION VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Seller: SCOPE - This specification covers the number and types of units to be supplied, conditions of service, required performance, mate~ials aI'li construction of each unit appearing in the schedule. SECTI0:1s - In addition to this summary and schedul.e, the complete specification is composed of the following: Equipment Data Form No. Pages Specific Requirements For Silicone Rubber C~ble Schedule A - 600 V Silicone Rubber Cable Schedule B - 1,000 V Silicone "Rubbe:c. Cab~e Quality Assurance, Nuclear Plant Machinery; Equip~ent and Materials Inspection.Report - Shop Quality Control - The elevation of the project site is 27.5 rt. After receipt of order, the Seller shall submit: Nl004-2-69 QCD-101

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1 1 2 2 4 copies of all correspondence. ---=-- reproducible prints of out.line drawings* for comments within weeks after award of work. __:__ reproducible prints of detail drawings for comments within weeks a.:'ter award of '\\,/Ork. reproducible prints of drawings as finally released by the Engineers. Par-r:r-reproducible prints of final test characteristic curves for record. ~ sets of co.::;plete installation, operating and maint.ena.nce instructions, including parts identification list, at least weeks prior to initial shipment of equipment. __:__ copies of quotations for spare parts, at least weeks prior to initial shipment of equipment. SCHEDULE OF.E3UI?!1ENT 'IO BE FURNISKED BY SELLER. Mark Da~a Sheets ...!2.:.. Page No. Revision Service

e J.O.Nos. 11488/11548 NUS-326 SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS FOR SILICONE RUEBER CABLE Unless otherwise specified the latest standard specification of ASTM and IPCEA shall apply.

1.

GENERAL This specification covers the requirements for single/multiple-conductor cable in sizes 16 through 4/0 AWG for use on alternating current or direct current control circuits operating in wet or dry locations at a maximum ambient temperature of 125 c. The cables shall be suitable for

• installation in cable trays, underground ducts, conduit or direct burial in earth.

All wire and cable shall be manufactured, inspected and tested in accordance with the latest applicarle IPCEA Standards Publication except as modified herein. e

2.

QUANTITY REQUIRED The accompanying schedule gives the size, number of conductors, and length of the items required and _other descriptive data. The Purchaser is to have* the privilege of increasing or decreasing the quantity of any item not more than 10 percent at the unit price before manufacture is started.

3.

DESIGN The cables shall consist of stranded, tinned copper conductors insulated with heat, flame and moisture resistant, silicone rubber. The conductors shall be laid up with nonhygroscopic, fire resistant fillers as necessary to form a compact cable and the cables shall be covered with a flame resistant tape binder and an overall jacket of heat, moisture, oil, abrasion and flame resistant hypalon compound or equivalent. 4 *. VOLTAGE RATING Cables shall be rated 600 v, or 1,000 v, as specified in the cable schedules covering the specific requirements.

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CONDUCTORS 2 *. conductors shall be of stranded, annealed, tin-coated copper wire in accordance with ASTM B33. Stranding shall be Class B, c or Das specified in the cable schedules.

6.

RADIATION RESISTANCE cables that are specified for use in nuclear power stations must be capable of withstanding over the expected life of the cable a total radiation dose of 10 8 rads without any significant change in physical and electrical properties *

7.

CONDUCTOR IDENTIFICATION All insulated conductors accordance with IPCEA Method 1, printed numerals and words. shall color be identified in

coding, or Method 3,

• 8.

PHYSICAL AND ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES The physical and electrical characteristics of *the insulation and jacket compounds covered by this specification are summarized below. All fill-in data are to be completed by the manufacturer. In addition to the tabulated

data, the manufacturer shall submit details and results of tests that demonstrate radiatio_n resistance of the insula~ana ** jacket materials and the completed cables, Insulation Characteristics Type of compound Insulation thickness, in.

600 V 1,000 V Test voltage, 5 min a-c, kv 600 V 1,000 V Insulation resistance constant, K (60 F) Tensile strength, min psi Elongation at rupture, mini Typical Guaranteed

e e J.O.Nos. 11448/11548 NUS-326 After 7 days in air oven at 150 C Tensile strength, min% unaged value ElQngation, min% unaged value

3.

Heat distortion, 150 c max I water absorbtion, 7 days, 75 c water, Mg/sq in. Water absorbtion, IPCEA EM-60, 75 c water Change in SIC, 1 - 14 days, max I Change in SIC, 7 - 14 days, max% IPCEA Electroendosmosis, 16 wks, 50 C water, 600 v d-c neg Change in SIC, max I Stability factor, max Jacket Characteristics Type of compound Tensile strength, min psi Elongation at rupture, min% Tear strength, min lb/in. Jacket thickness, mils o.o. under jacket, in. 0.425 or less 0.426 - 0.700 0.701 1.500 1.501 2.500

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It15PECTIO!l The Purchaser shall be permitted at any reasonable time to have his representative visit the manufacturer's plant for the

• purpose of examining and ascertaining whether or not the materials and processes used in the manufacture of the wire and cable conform to these specifications and whether or not work is progressing at a proper rate to meet schedule requirements.

10.

RF.JECTION The Purchaser shall have the right to reject any length of wire and cable which does not comply in every respect with

• this specification.

11.

TESTS All tests shall be made by the manufacturer. Each length of wire and cable shall be tested in accordance with the applicable IPCEA standard. Alternating current dielectric tests shall be made between each conductor and ground and between conductors of the completed cable. Where personal inspection is called for, all tests shall be witnessed by the Purchaser or his representative, who shall have reasonable notification of the time and location of tests. Records of tests shall be furnished the Purchaser in triplicate.

12.

INSPECTION AND TEST REPORTS 1 The original and nine copies of all written inspection and 1;\\ests reports necessary to fulfill the requirements of this order/contract Ghall be delivered to the Purchaser's inspector if assigned, or sent to: Stone i Webster Engineering Corporation Inspection Department 225 Franklin Street Boston, !-1assachusetts 02107 Reports shall be identified with Surry Power Station, Purchase Order

Number, J.O.Nos.

11448 or 11548, and Equipment Title and/or Mark Number, as well as Seller's name and address to expedite any required communication. Information marked with asterisks <***> is furnished by Seller. Data furnished by the Seller are included herein for Purchaser's information and use. The Seller is not relieved of responsibility for the correctness of design and details represented by the dat_a. The. Seller shall be responsible to

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advise the Engineers promptly in writing of any changt!S in the data required to describe accurately the characteristics of the equipment as it is to be shipped.or erected.

13.

MARKERS Each length of cable shall contain permanent markers in accordance with the specification under which it is manufactured. Where not covered by such specification, the manufacturer shall nevertheless provide permanent markers. e

14.

REELS, PACKING AND SHIPPING The cable shall be shipped on substantial reels, suitably covered to protect the cable from injury during shipment. One length of cable shall be shipped on a reel with the cable ends sealed, secured and protected from injury. The manufacturer shall be responsible for any damage resulting from improper packing, sealing or blocking of the reels during transit.

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• STONE AND WEBSTER ENGINEERING CORPORATION SCHEDULE A -

600 V SILICONE RUBBER CAELE SURRY POWER STATION Itel?' No. 1972 EXTENSION - SURRY POWER STATION VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY 1 2 3 4 5 Mark No.. (later) Quantity 1,000 1,200 1,950

• e, 1so 15,200 No. of Cond.

Cond. Size, AWG Type of Stranding Insul. Thickness, Triplex Sinrrle Single Sinqle Single mils Jacket Thickness, mils Net weight, lb/~ft. Method proposed to identify** Cable OD, in.* Note: 11/0 Class 78 45 I* 1/0 D ciass 78 45-4 8 12 D Class D Class D Class 62 62 47 30

• 30 15 All cables shall be manufactured in accordance with the s~ecific requirements for Insulated Wire and Cable NUS-To be filled in by Seller.

cable Construction - 6/C (3 twisted pairs) with color coded glassbraids. The overall braid shall be tinned copper with hiqh temp*heat resistant jacket. B 6 111,000 Single 16 Class B 47 15 I\\A1,.&.

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J\\pr:fl 14, 1969 Revised ~une 20, 1969 STONE AND WEBSTER ENGINEERING CORPORATION SCHEDULE B - 1000 V SILICONE RUBBER CABLE SURRY PO~ER STATION 1972 EXTENSION - SURRY POWER STATICN VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY 9 4,800 6 2-6, 4-8 Class c 78 78 10 500 7 12 Class c 62 .Jacket Thickness, mils* N~t weight, lb/mft* Method proposed to identify* Cable OD in.* Note: All cables shall be manufactured in accordance with the specific requirements for Insulated Wire and Cable, NUS-To be filled in by Seller. Each conductor shall be covered with a color coded glass braid.

e* e ~TONE t.. WEBSTER E?iGINEERING CORrORATION ~UALITY ASSUR:~NCE NUCU:AR.1:-LANT ?-!ACHIUERY, EQUIPMENT, AND MATERIALS UITRODUCTION Quality nssurance requirements in this specification exceed those normally acceptable for nest vork. Whenever these requirements are nt variance vith other statements in the specirication, the more stringent requirements vill supersede and govern. ACCESS ?OR H1SF:C:CTI0N The Seller shall afford the Stone & Webster inspector full coope~ation and access to records and to the shop for inspecting equipment durir.; fabrication and testing. The inspector will: Hake a :::iaterial records chetk, including the chemical. and physical test re,orts. Check ~or Code compliance, including all referenced Codes and* specifications. RevieY the history of the equipment during fabrication and the remedy for any discovered flaws in materials or construction. Check velding procedures and 'Witness welding operations. Undertake mill inspection of tube material, if any. The Seller shall arrange vith his tube supplier :o~ such inspec-tion, including notification to Stone~ Webster of readiness i'or inspection. witness or finai assembly of the equipment. Witness the rul"...ning test or every item cf equipment. Witness the performance test on one item of each type of (::quipment. Witness preparation for shipment. l-ROCEDUF.ES The manufacturer shall male~ re~dily available to the Owner's authorized representatives the \\.1I'i ttcn procedures or its.uali ty Assur:rnce Progran nnd e record of the inspections and tests r.iade durinr ~Anu:~cturc or the itc~s covered by this spec~.fi:ation,as evidence of conformance with specified quality stendards. Nl004-9 0 68 !~l*V. 2.69

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The :,~ncr shall state, in writing, to tho rurchuscr, ~t thn conclusion of his desien, procurement, and engineering phase and ~rior to shipment, that all referenced s;,ecifications, Codes, and procedures* have been complied vith, to the best of his knowledge and belief. The ~eller sr.all obtain similar statements fro~ his subsupplier~, as required. ,al state.::;ents of compliunce shall ~*~ :iota.rized *. This inforr.-..:i..tion is required by the plant 0'W?ler in order to con~or:n to the requir~ments of the Division o~ Compliance, U.S. Ator..ic Energy Ccl:lllli.ssion. ~ ~'here the Seller is required under the ASME Boiler and Unfired rressure Vessel Code to retain radiogra?hs in his O'Wn file, he may do so. He shall not destroy thes~ radio-graphs at the f.:':-:piration of the retention period or i.t ho closes his business, but shall forvnrd the rndiogruphs to the plant Owner. I

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I t u u LJ ---~-CJ *-****-u -- U - LJ -*u ,l!IS COf'."Y ;?: Dll'T. AUDIT"G C:<;"TANT ,.URCH Derr. DIV. DEPT. Q,h~on 111v. A<>U,T o~*IITIA~I.Y,(?!I COMl't.CTII.Y TOH: UHO,oA A<;<;OUNT NO. @~ 600 V Silicone Rubber Cable ~'!-!-!.!-._!_~~~ __..9.I.25. __ 24.123 0,. R.W.Clark v.u~~cnrc.A:.o rmri.'.,--rcc~!PA1t 1 11'.0. NO. dir-330-3, _/ STONE & WEBSTER ENGINEERING CORPORATION t -~-a~F CHAUGES P.O. BOX 2325, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02107 l"i& J.O. NO. AGErlT 2 111i48/11548 TO 0,. r OAU: A TH ABOVE.. URCHA5C OAO[.R Apr11 6, 1971 I AND JOI! ORDER NUMBERS MUST A~.. EAR ON ALL IN* Continental Wire & Cable Corporntion VOICES AND CORRESPONDENCI!. Division cf Culton Industrica, Inc. INSTRUCTIONS P.O. Box 6759 TOVS011, !!.ar;yland These imlruclions supers.de oll prior agrHmenl1 insofar 01 rftq oiled chan9e1 lt*r*in specili.d. Manuloclurers and conlraclors will acinow/..Ig* /hes* inslruclion1 L _J wilhoul r*sa1YO/ion or modilicalion. THE SELLER MUST SIGN ANO RETURN AT ONCE TO THE ABOV~ ADDRESS THE ACCEPTANCE COPY OF THIS MEMORANDUM OF CHANGES T'4!S CO!.TF.Im'.S VERBAL AW.ARD 'IO SELI..m 'S MR. W.L. DRUCK BY ENGinm:tS' MR. R.D. ANGLAND orr APRIL 6, 1971. DO rmT DtJPLICATE. Please refer to Purchase Order No. SN-330 dated January 27, 1970. and to sub... equent M~. ot Changes covering silicone rubber cn.ble tor the Surry Power Sta*tion and 1971 Extension - Surry Power Station ot Virgillia Electric and Fover Company, and note the tollolling: ADD thP. tollo"rtlng itemia: . ~ Descri'Dt!on -** tp}\\ie Amount Item

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... o. No-..-*. MEMO OF CHANGES STONE Be WEBSTER ENGINEERING CORPORATION, ( SN-330-4J\\/ P.O. BOX 2325, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 0210*7 ..-,.-.,.-cu...__:_....,....,.._J_.o_. N--0--.------- TO 1 L Continental Wire & Cable Division of Gulton Industries, P.O. Box 6759 Towson, Maryland Inc. _J .. AGENT l 2 11446/ll548 OP' DATIi: September 9, 1971 I!,,, THIC ABOVE l'UIIC.. AS'! OA':l~A I ANO JOII OAOEP. NL:M3EIIS MUS'!" AP~EAR ON ALL IN* VOICES ANO COPAESP'ONOENCE. INSTRUCTIONS Tli-in1frlldion1 supersede oil prior ogrumenf1 insolor en lhey affect clionge1 herein 1pKilied, Manulocfurers ond conlrocfors will odnowled;* llies* in1frlldio111 wifllouf re1ern,fion or modilicolion *. ISSUED FOR ACCOUUTING PURPOSES ONLY. ORIGINAL AND ACCEPTANCE COPY DESTROYED * . Please refer to Purchase Order No. SN-330 dated January 27, 1970, and to subsequent Memo. of Changes covering silicone rubber cable for the Surry Power Station and 1972 Extension - Surry Power Station of Virginia Electric and Power Company and note the following: Record difference in actual quantities ordered.and quantiti~s received as follov.si d Quantity Ordered Quantity Quantity Original. ltem Aev.ise item No. in Feet Received Difference Price Total Total Price 13

• 700 1,200 702 1,200 2

-$1,764.oo 1,754.40 $1,769.04

• 1,754.40 Record Price Adjustment Increase in the Amount of $23.97 in accordance vi.th the price adjustment clause of the purchase order as follows:-

Item No. 13 14 Quantity, Ft. 702 1,200 Date ShipPed April 30, 1971 April 30, 1971 Unit *Price Increase Per M Ft $18.43 9.19 Total Change $12.94 11.03 Above prices taken from S;ller's Certified Invoice No. 96305-A dated April 30, 1971. Shipment of silicone ribber cable to D.G. O'Brien, Inc., has been authorized to be shipped via. Air Freight as per Teletype No.94-6271 dated April 23, 197+ by ?l.r. H.J. O'LeB.lj*. Shipment of April 30, 1971 Emery Air Bill No. PHL 08220 Horma.l Freight Allowance Additional. Charges due for Purchaser's Account 1,188 lb $241.63 38.85 $202. 78 Above breakdovn taken from Seller's Invoice No. 96305-B dated April 30, 1971. Virginia Electric and Pover Company AAB:EM . STONE

• WElllSTEII ENGINEERING CORPORATION

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• DATE June 18, 1970 F.O.B. YORK. PA.

TERMS 2% 10 Days.;, Net 30 Ccntlr.men: QUOTATION FIRM FOR 3 Q Thnnk you for your inquiry - we nrc pleased lo quote on your requirements. DAYS UNIT PRICf! ITEM QUANTITY DESCRIPTION M/FT, TOTAL NRA 4,800' .6/C #16 (19) tinned copper,.047" insulated silicone rubber,..012" glass'braid, Cable 1,500' . construction, tliree twisted.*pairs with color coded (black-white) glass braids, the overall brai~ shall be tinned coppe~, myiar tape, asbestos braid, high temperature finish *.

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3/C 4/0 stranded*,. triplex cabie,. 78 mils silicone insulation, 12 mils_glass braid Thi:. 0 r- -~~!"") t1 /' base uiz~ In comp11tin~ ~he *. ' ~* ,tly abo:*a price ls 1. (*: J! J lb., as currc1. rcpori:ed. Adjustment of our price at time of shipm~nt wm be made en this bosls if nece*zsa:-y. r~ *;, hJ;,.!it Yo:ir consideration 0£ this quotation \\'iill he nppredntl'd. $576.00.JET $3,300.0 NET OUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE R. 1-leyer r G. Nace WILL Bi:'.*. PLEASED TO CALL ON YOU. PLEASE RETURN ONE COPY OF THIS FORM wn ! YOUR ORDER TO ASSURE YOU OF PROMPT ANl ACCURATE PROCESSING. SHIP~viENT 10 - 11 w~eks CONTINENTAL WIRE & CABLE (

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J.O.No. 11448 'January 9, 1969 Item No, 1 2 3 SCHEDULE OF SILICONE RUBBER INSULATED POWER CABLE FOR SURRY POWER STATION VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER. COMPANY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Mark No, Qµantitv 2,100 ft 2,100 ft lt,800 ft Description -600 volt, two conductor (twisted pair) No. 8 AWG (19 strand) copper 62 mil silicone rubber 1nsula£ed w1th 31 mil moisture, abrasion and high temperature heat resistant jacket on each conductor, no further covering. This cable shall be suitable for operation at ambient temperature~ up to 125 c. Diameter each insu-lated and jacketed conductor (.332 in.) 1,000 v, 6 conductor ca0le, 2 conductors No. 6 AWG (19 strand) copper and 4 conductors No. 8 AWG (19 strand) copper. Each conductor to have 78 mil siliconf rubber insulation and color codec glass braid. Cable to have

• overall moisture, abrasion, and high temperature heat resistant jacket.

Jacket thickness, mil. This cable shall be suitable for operation at ambient temperatures up to 125 C. Overall diam~

• 600 v, 4 conductor (two twisted pairs), No. 16 AWG (19 strand) copperi silicone rubber insulatec overal jacketed control cable.

Each conductor to have 47 mil silicone rubber insulation and color coded glass braid. The conductors shall have an overall tinned copper braided shield and moisture, abrasion, and high temperature heat resistant jacket. Jacket thickness mil. Cable shall be suitable for ope~ation at ambient

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• 1,000 v, 7 conductor, No. 12 AWG il9 strand) copper cable.

Each conductor to have 62 mil silicone rubber insulation and color coded glass braid. Cable to have overall moisture, abrasion, and high temperature heat resistant jacket. Jacket thickness, mil. This cable shall be suitable for operation at ambient temperatures up to 125 C. Overal2 diam

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All jacket thicknesses shall be in accordance with current IPCEA-NEM.". Standards. 0

D ;~;;:** u ;;:;o;,.; ur-*-.. UACC:-;TANT LJ ;;URCH. LJ Dll'T *. - u DIV, u DCl'T. ,,.11,or,/' DIV. A&CNT r rrii;.lrf.*._._,. [ii C"""LUfLY 10 a& UHD POii ,.0 91545 Pressurizer Heater 501. ~,...... -. ~-----"*- Control Cable 50% f.. Sou re 11 f JASE ORDER LJ LJ AC:COUNT HO, 24.124 J.0.11448 24:124 J.0.11448 ~.O, NO. STONE & WEBSTER ENGINEERING CORPORATION SN-21,887 AGENT FOR VIRGINIA ELE;CTRIC ANO POWER COMPANY ..-~-A-a_JaL----.-J.-o~. =.,o=.=======----1 P, O. BOX 375, SURRY, VIRGINIA 23883 1 OP" 2 .__11548/11448 TO 1 continental W!re "Cable Company P. O. Box 1863 DATIi June 9, 1972 t THC A80V~,..URCHA'!tE OROt.H j AND .JOB ORDER NUMeCR9 II MUST A~.. EAR ON ALL IN* YOICE5 ANO CORRES~ONDENCE. 1 York, Pennsylvania 1740S 21 10 da s, Net 30 da s PREPAY CHARGES

• i IF PURCHASED

~IIIC:lt FOa Attn: Mr. Clair Leber Job Site 11".0.B. DESTINATION L _J aHt~MINT DUI e of order

• i;ooner if 5HIPTO ADOlfSS AU COUEs,oNDENCE ro THE ASOVE AODIESS.

SEND INVOICE IN DUPLICATE TO: VIRGINIA EL.ECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY STONE a WEBSTER ENGINEERING CORPORATION AGENT FOR VIRGINIA CL.ECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY C/0 SURRY POWER STATION near Hog Island (Surry County) Virginia STONE & WEBSTER ENGINEERING CORPORATION, AGENT P. 0, BOX 37:S SURRY, VIRGINIA 23883 sH1Pv1AHtr. Frt. - Richmond, Va. - transfer Blue & DESCRIPTION OF MATERIAL UNIT PRICE AMOUNT THE SELLER. BY ACCEPTING THIS ORDER. AGREES TO THE SEVERAL CONDITIONS PRINTED ON THE REVERSE SIDE HEREOF ANO MUST SIGN THE ACCEPTANCE COPY OF THIS ORDER ANO RETURN AT ONCE TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS. Confirming verbal order placed with Seller* a Mr. Clair Leber by Engineer's Hr. A. C. Orr ea 611 1972.

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2SOO ft. 2/cond. 48 - 19 strand code ISRG-X-600 600V silicone rubber covered electric cable meeting S12cificetion NUS-326 dated April 19, 1969 and latest revision vi.th mill certification data same as purchased on previous order SN-330 Item #7, dated January 27, 1970. Cable to be f~ished in approximately 1000 ft. lengths if possible furni111hed on mn-r,t~ble reels TOTAL PRICE OF ORDER * $1,412 *.50 the above prices are FIRM. $565.00 mft PUCE ADJUSnm?-lT - Prices are FIRM except for copper. Prices based on copper cost of $0.525/lb.;prices shall be adjusted to reflect ~he cost of copper at time of ahipcent. $1,412.50 Invoices shall be rcnderC?d for the amount covered by the Purchase Order or less. Separate invoice* ere required for price increasoa. Prior to payment tho Seller will ba raquircd to furnish ono addit!onsl cop, of esch invoice, and to certify on each invoice that the pri<:_es OE STATE BJ RH VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY aTONE a WEDSTCR,ENfalNCl>"ING CORPORATION. AGENT ,,/ -,~ /, ' /:-i-{.,,(.. :~v

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DATIi: P,O, NO, PAOii: Z G" .June 9 1972 ccnt1ncnt.d Vire & C:wle CO!!!p4U, SN-21,687 ,1,0, NO, z li~~ill~.~~---i t TH& ABOVE "U"CHAflC 0"01:" AND ~oa 0"0ER ~UMBE"8 .. UST A""IIA" OH ALL IN* VOICll9 AND co,ut~!l,.OND&HCK. _J UU'OITANT, NOrl IHSTIUCTIOHS OH fllST SHUT in accordance Vitb tba priee adju1tmant clauaa. ... nor Bn.L VlnGINIA SALES/USX T,'\\."t

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Sea COllllllonwaaltb of Virginia Direct Foy.ant Permit No. 998106-3 9 attached. Invoice* covering materials and/or equipment supplied undar thia order ahall include as a aeparata item the actual amount of freight p~id supported by copy of paid freisht bill. All invoicea for a::a.tarials cust co~t~in ~ following certific3tica statement: e "Ssller w~rranta thAt the prices (including any price increases) roflectad in this invoice ~re con5istent With, and par.Jissible undar, tha Economic Sta=Ui:::lticn Act of 1970 end the &.!cnea and ree,uhition* thereunder." ~: CClli'IIMATOlY

• DO HO? DtlPLICAlX VIRGINIA ELECTRIC ANO POWER COMPANY STONE & WEB<:JER~ljNGl~ERING CORPORATION, AGENT

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... 0, NO. SN-22,052 l P, O. BOX 37:S, SURRY, VIRGINII\\ 23883 .. AOC J.o. No. I TO r OAT& 1 0,. 2 t TH& A.BOYE l"t.'ftCHA9E O,t0f'ft AND ~08 OA~E" NUMaEft* MUST Al"PEAJI ON ALL IN* VOICI.S AND COHIU;:S,-ONDENCI: I Continental Wire and Cabla CO!llpany P. O. Box 1E63 York, Pennsylvania Attn: Mr. Leber 17405

• Jul 14, 1972 Tll:IIM.

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Virginia aH1Pv1A !:tr. Frt. ~ch.:n~d, Va. tr3nsfer Blua & Gra ADDUSS All COUC!rON!:>n/CE ro fHf A!OVE AODlfSS. SEND INVOICE IN DUPLICATE TO: VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY STONE Iii WEBSTER ENGINEERING CORPORATION. AGENT P, O. BOX 37!5 SURRY, VIRGINIA 23883 . ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION OF MATERIAL UNIT PRICE AMOUNT I t THE SELLER. BY ACCEPTING THIS ORDER. AGREES TO THE SEVERAL CONDITIONS PAINTED ON THE REVERSE SIDE HERECF AND MUST SIGN THE ACCEPTANCE COPY OF THIS ORDER ANO RETURN AT ONCE TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS. ! Confirr.1ing verbal order placed with Saller*a Mr. Leber by.!ngineer*a Mr. A. c. Or-i- !~ly 13, 1972.

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480 ft. 4/0 l conductor t ISRG-X600 copper -h-... ~ " power cable with silicone rubber, glass braid insulation With sa.ma cable purchased on previous order SU-3_ dated* April 19, 1969 certifi* cation data in accord.lnce with specification for the 1972 Extension-Surry Power Station of the Virginia Electric and Power Cocpany located near Bog lslm d (SUrry County) Surry I Virginia $3,584*.oo mft torAL PUCE OF ORDER. * $1,648.64 Price Adjuatmentl Prices are firm except for copper. Price based on copper cost of $0.5050/ib. Prices shall be adjusted to reflect cost of copper at time of shipcant. lleelaz Unle** shipped on non-returnable reels, reels will bo charged for extra net 30 day1. Full credit ~ill ba allowed upon return of reel* to Seller** mill, freight collect within 12 months from data of ahipment. -JT OF STATE BJ VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY IITONE Ill WEBSTER ENGINEERING CORPORATION, AGENT ... 0. NO. SN-22 1062

1 r ' i t ! ,.......,,11*~** ... 11i.1vl\\ lv,t Cf Cr:C£R.. TO~** I SN-22,062 STONE: llt WEDSTEH ENGINCCRING ConPOl1J\\TION AGENT FOR VIRGINIA CLCCTHIC ANO POWER COMPANY l"....;2A:;..o_, -~--j'--t_J_.o_.l"_lo-'-5._4_!J..........,= ~-~ } P, 0. BOX 37tS, SURRY VIRGINIA 23083 ~ t TH~ ABOVE,.IJ.C"H*!tl: O"n*" A~D JO* 0"D~" NUMBl:RS MUST -~~t:A" ON ALL '"'* ltOICIS AND COftftUPOND[NCII. "l DATIi July 14, 1972 Contlnontal Vire and Cable Company e L _J "IMPOITAHT, HOFf INSHUC110NS ON PIIST SHffT 00 i:Ol" BU,L Vt?.GIH!A S,\\t,;,:;1usr: T~! SAL~S AUD/OR liJE T1\\X.

• M:5Fo:;sunLITY fR FUR.CIIASltR, Soe C:Olllllonwealth of Virginia Direct Payment rormit No. 998106-3, attached.

Invoicos covering euttarials and/or equipment supplied under this order *hall include as a separate ttea the actual amount of freight paid,upported by copy of paid freight bill. All e ln~oice~ for lilateriala must contain the following certification statement:

• Seller va.rr4nts that tho prices (including any price increases) reflected in this 1nvoica sre Qoneistent with, and permisGible under, tha Economic Stabi_l ization Act of 1970 and the decree a and rcsul4tiono thereunder."

CONFIRMATORY

• DO Nor DUPLICAT.E VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY IITONE II WEDSTER ENGINEERING CORPORATION, AGENT Cl. (. r,, \\.L, c.._, s:

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~*..... ~. AIR MAIL Mr. E. B. Crutchfield Senior Vice President Virginia Electric and Power Company 7th and Franklin Streets Richmond, Virginia 23209

Dear Sir:

SILICONE RUBBER CABLE SURRY PO;vER STATION DESIGN CONSTRUCTION IIEP'OIITS A~,.IIAISALS 11:XAMINATIONS CONSULTING 11:NGINll:ltlllNG Januury 5, 1969 J.O.Nos. 11448/ 11548 rms-4374 TELECOPIED 1972 EXTENSION - SURRY Pm*iER STATION We urgently require the silicone rubber cables for the reactor penetrations and since an order has been placed with General Electric Company, it is doubtful that the strike will be settled in a short time. We therefore have requested an alternate proposal for the silicone cable from Continental Wire and Cable Co. who were the only other bidder to quote on silicone rubber cable. In their original proposal, they offered three types of constructions which were not suitable for our application. Their new construction is silicone insulation with treated glass braid overall which is similar to General Electric's cable construction. We enclose for your review two copies of Continental Wire and Cab]e Co. proposal dated December 2, 1969, and their letter of December 5, 1969, clarifying their proposal. Continental Wire quote terms of two per cent, 10 days net cash 30 days and delivery of 12 to 14 weeks, prices subject to adjustment depending on the material cost of copper at the time of shipment. Continental i';ire quote shipment fob factory, freight allowed to destination and accept the VEPCO warr~nty clause.

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January 5, 1970 Continental Wire take exception to the radiation requirements of 1 x 10~ rads and state that the cable will withstand 0.5 x 108 rads without any significant change in physical and electrical properties. Continental advised that radiational tests are being performed on this type cable at 1 x 108 rads and higher and will forward information to us as soon as it i~ available. We estimate that the exposure to radiation over the expected 40 year life of the plant will be 3 x 107 rads and the maximum dose d~ring the postulated maximum accident condition will be l x 10~ rads. We therefore recommend that an order be placed with Continental Wire and Cable Co. in the amount of $22,556.40 for furnishing the silicone wire cable for the Surry Power Station. W; further recommend canceling our existing order, SN-254, with General Electric Company. We should appreciate receiving your authorization to purchase the silicone cable as recommended. Enclosures RWC:SAT Yours very truly, "/f/'eL~-~=-4!-~-

v. A. Suziecfe'lis Project Engineer

~. e I I CONTINENTALVViRE & CABLE division of GULTON INDUSTRIES, INC. BOX 1853 YORK, PA. 17.(CS

• n'IX (510) CS7-474S PHONE 017) 792*2544 Stone & Webster Engineering Corp.

225 Franklin St. Boston, Mass. 02107 Attention: Mr. Bob Anglend December 15, 196~ rrnrrn DEC 1 8 iS69 R.D.A~

• Referance:

Inquiry 11448/11548 for Vi'rg"iii'fat'fe'c*~" Power Co.

Dear Bob:

This letter is to confirm the information given to you today during our telephone conversation. Firstly, item No.*a of our quotation No. 18599, should read, 4,800 ft. 6/16 SRG-X600 with tinned copper shield braid overall, and treated glass braid over all - $453.00 per M ft. net, total price $2,174.40. Secondly, it h-:';s been our test experience, that small gauge copper conductors do not have sufficent strength when heated to support the cable, when subjected to the vertical tray flame test. We have also found that breakdown of small gauge conductors occurs from three minutes to ten minutes after application of the

• flame.

We therefore must take an exception to.the electrical requirement section of paragraph 8.0 flame resistance. Please he advised that we are conducting te$ts at the present time to determine the exact time of conductor breakdown under controlled flame tests. We unfortunately have no conclusive results at the present time, however, when these results are avaliable please be advise that we will pass them on to you.* We greatly appreciate your time and efforts in correcting the error on item No. 8 of the subject quotation, and are very sorry for any inconvience that error may have caused you. Very truly yours, Cci)INENTA~ WIRE & I!lc:>>uw. ff/ cru., G. Nace CABLE R,<'.... _i.-,,*,.,l s*,10" l\\lrri- 'i ~.. ~ .i

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• December 5 1 1969 Stone and Webster Engineering Co., Inc.

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. Attention: Mr. Bob Angland

Dear Bob:

In referance to our telcon this date concerning your inquiry No. T-11448-0714-Silicone Rubber Cable - Surrey Power Station 1972 Ext., for Virginia Elec. and Power Co., this is to con-firm that our quotation no. 18599, Item #9 should read 4800 ft. 2/6 - 4/8 SRG~XlOOO with treated glass braid overall, O.D. 1.15011, 2000 1 Max. length, unit price$1795.00 per M', total item price $8,616.00 We are very*sorry for any inconvience our error may caused you and greatly appreciate your time and* efforts in correcting that error. GN/sr cc: Russ Meyer D. Amelia H. Goodwin

• Very truly ]yours, CONTINENTAL WIRE & CABLE
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Dear Hr. Clark:

It was a pleasure talking with you on radiation resistance of various materials for possible use in nuclear generatinr, stations. Pursuant to this telephone call, I an includinr, the information you requested. The followin~.i~ a tahle showing radiation levels (Rads) where physical properties-(t~nsile and elongation) begin to deteriorate si~nificantly. Since these materials are to be used as _cable jackets, these properties seem most relevant. FEP Teflon 105 to 3 X 105 Rads Silicone Rubber 107 to 10~ Rads Hypalon (Chlorosulfonated PE) 107 to 108 Rads We hope the above is of some value to you. It must be renembered that silicone ruhher ai.d "Hypalon" are cor:1pounds. OT a mixture of variable ingredients, and as such will exhihit somewhat different properties. If you desire any further information, please contact us, and we will endeavor to provide it.. PSC/sw Very truly yours, COITTINENTAL t'ffR.E AND CABLE Division of Gul.ton Industries, Inc. P. s. Cardello, Assistant ?tanager, F.nr,ineering \\.

SECTION #3 QUALIFICATION REPORTS

e "ANACONDA LETTER WITH ENCLOSURE" DATED OCTOBER 8, 1980 (REFERENCE NO. 61) Page 3a

e Stone & Webster Eng. Corp. P.O. Box 2325 Boston, MA 02107 Attn: John Bonner October 8, 1980 Re: VEPCO/SURRY Qualification Data, your letter of Oct. 2, 1980.

Dear Mr. Bonner:

Per the referenced letter and in accordance with telecons with your Messrs. Steve Miller (9/17/80) and Ira MacFarlane (10/8/80) we offer the following:

1. Stone & Webster will study the existing LOCA qualification data conducted for VEPCO by Conax on Anaconda Instrument cable insulated with CC-2210 FR-XLP - and determine its' applicability to control and thermocouple items also supplied by us on this project.

(Anaconda-Continental does not have a copy of this report.) Since CC-2210 has not been used by us for several years, we have nothing further to offer.

2. For items insulated with silicone rubber (i.e. NUS-326/SN-330) the following data is available:

J a) b) FIRL Report F-C2935 Addendum to F-C2935. to 108 rads.) (Extends radiation exposure from 107 c) Data sheet on physical properties of CC-2115. d) Arrhenius Plot. (For Thermal Age characteristics only.) Please note that the CC-2100 designation used for silicone rubber in these applications, when these contracts were awarded several years ago, has been replaced by our designations CC-2115 and/or CC-2216. We hope this information is of some value to you and your client. PSC:ts cc: W. Schneider F. Flood T. Ling CF: S&W/VEPCO

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Very truly yours, ANACONDA ERICSSON INC. CONTINENTAL WIRE & CABLE ~_ii s (' I ~.c;..........1.:-~ Paul S. Cardello Chief Engineer

r e PHYSICAL PROPERiIES OF CC-2115 SILICONE RUBBER AFTER CONDITIONING SIMULATING A L.O.C.A. CONDITION. CONDIT ION I NG NONE STEAM/BORIC ACID CD RADIATION ONLY 1 X 10 7 RADS@ 5 X 10 7 RADS l X 10 8 RADS RADIATION AFTER STEAM/BORIC ACID Q) 1 X 10 7 RADS 5 X 10 7 RADS l X 10 8 RADS TENSILE (PSI) 1040 640 1000 825 520 570 450 380 ELONGATION (%) 300 187 110 40 19 87 28 15 WIRE SAMPLE., TUBE SPECIMENS TAKEN FROM #12 AWG.030" WALL CC-2115. NOTES: G) 120 HRS. 50 PS I STEAM., FOLLOWED BY 120 HRS.

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e PROPRIETARY INFORMATION Report Final Report F-C2935 TEST OF ELECTRICAL CABLES UNDER SIMULATED POST-ACCIDENT REACTOR CONTAINMENT SERVICE by S. P. Carfagno L. E. Witcher October 1970 Prepared for Continental Wire and Cable Company York, Penna. PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ~E FRANKLIN INSTITUTE "ESEA.. CH LABORATORIES aEN.JA 11111 N ,-IIA N KL IN l"AII KWAY l"H I LAD ELl"H IA, l"SNNA. 1910:1

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2 3 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS ~ INTRODUCTION..... SAMPLES.... TESTS PERFORMED.. A. Irradiation. B. Preconditioning at 66°C (151°F} and 1001 R.H ** C. Steam Exposure. * * * * * *

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Dielectric Measurements *** CONCLUSIONS ********* APPENDIX. IRRADIATION REPORT LIST OF FIGURES Figure No. 1 2 3 Photograph of Cables Mounted in Test Tank....... Electrical Loading Circuit for Samples A-1 and A-2 *** Electrical Loading Circuit for Samples B-1 and B-2 **

• LIST OF TABLES Table No.

1 Dielectric Measurements ****............ Page 1 1 1 1 2 2 6 6 Page 3 4 5 Page 7

F-C2935

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INTRODUCTION Samples of a seven-conductor and a two-conductor cable manu-factured by the Continental Wire and Cable Co. were subjected to qualification tests to determine their ability to withstand conditions that may be encountered within the containment of a nuclear power plant, including those which follow a loss-of-coolant accident (Design Basis Event). The tests included irradiation of the cables and exposure to a steam environment at temperatures up to 340°F, while electrically ener-gized, in accordance with the schedule given in Section 3 of this report.

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SAMPLES The samples tested were identified as follows: A. 7 Conductor #12 (7) copper, CC-2115 silicone rubber insulation, glass braid over silicone, glass finished with a flame gnd abrasion resistant finish CC-1233, 7 conductors cabled, mylar binder tape, overall asbestos braid, asbestos finished with CC-1120 flame and abrasion resistant finish. B. 2 Conductor #16 (7) copper, CC-2115 silicone rubber insulation, glass braid over silicone, glass braid finished with a flame and abrasion resistant finish CC-1233, 2 conductors cableQ with impregnated asbestos fillers, mylar binder tape, overall asbestos braid, asbestos finished with CC-1120 flame and heat resistant finish.

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TESTS PERFORMED A. Irradiation The sampl~s were irradiated using a cobalt-60 gamma source to a dose level of at least 10 megarad, at a rate of about 0.45 megarad per hour.*

• A copy of a letter from Industrial Reactor Laboratories, Inc., confirming the irradiation performed is presented in the Appendix to this report. ~

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e e e J F-C2935 B. Preconditioning at 66°C (151°F) and 100% R.H. The samples were installed in a test chamber, as shown in Figure 1, and connected to the external electrical circuits in the manner shown in Figures 2 and 3. Steam was injected into the tank to raise the temperature to approximately 151°F and create an environment of 100% relative humidity. At the same time, the cables were energized electrically: 600 V ac was applied between adjacent conductors; a current of 14 A was passed through all conductors in Samples A-1 and A-2; and a current of 12 A was passed through all conductors in Samples B-1 and B-2. The oxygen concentration within the test tank was monitored and maintained at approximately 4% by bleeding nitrogen into the tank. ,. f I *: : ),_

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j The above conditions were maintained for a period of six hours. The temperature varied slightly during this time, ranging within plus and minus six degrees. The pressure varied between 0.5 and 1.3 psig. C. Steam Exposure Subsequent to the 6-hr-period at 151°F, the steam pressure was increased to approximately 100 psig, increasing the temperature to approximately 340°F (171 °C) in about 12 sec.

• Electrical loading was continued as in B, above.

These conditions were maintained for 2 hours, with the temper-ature being held constant within a band of only a few degrees. At the end of the 2-hr period at 340°F, the steam admission valve was closed, and the temperature allowed to decrease. After ap-proximately 4 hr, the temperature reached 160°F (71°C), where it was

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tion starting approximately 3 hr after the steam admission valve was closed, when the dielectric measurements described in par. D were initiated. ~ FRANKLIN INSTITUTE: RESEARCH LABORATOBIES

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I .t-i TO CURRENT TRANSFORMER TO CURRENT TRANSFORMER l --'*'--------i~ 600 Vac I (7\\\\ I"\\ (7\\\\ I ({)\\~ (7\\\\ OUTSIDE TEST TANK 234!167 1234!161 1234!161 1234!11!17 INSIDE TEST TANK 7-CONDUCTOR~-.~ CABLES Fig. 2. Electrical Loading Circuit for Samples A-1 and A-2. Numbers refer to conductors in the cables. Both ends of each cable were passed through the wall of the test tank, permitting connection to external terminal strips, and leaving a continuous loop of cable inside the tank. e

I \\JI I 600Vac OUTSIDE TEST TANK INSIDE TEST TANK TO CURRENT TRANSFORMERS 2-CONDUCTOR CABLES Fig. 3. Electrical Loading Circuit for Samples B-1 and B-2. Nwnbers refer to conductors in the cables. Both ends of each cable were passed through the wall of the test tank, permitting connection to external terminal strips, and leaving a continuous loop of cable inside the tank.

l r F-C2935 D. Dielectric Measurements At the end of the steam exposure (2-hr exposure at_340°F) and at the conclusion of the tests, the insulation resistance at SOO V de and the leak.age current under the application of 2 kV ac and 4 kV ac for 5 min were measured. The results are given in Table l.

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CON Cl US IONS Two samples of electrical cable were subjected to a test pro-gram which simulated conditions which could be encountered in nuclear power plant service should a loss-of-coolant accident (Design Basis Event) occur. No difficulties were encountered, and there was no visually apparent change in the samples as a result of undergoing the tests. In-sulation resistance and leakage current measurements did not reveal any breakdown of ~he insulation. It is concluded that the cables will perform satisfactorily under the conditions simulated. Sir.*orn to,md tubs:ribed before mt

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e e TABLE 1. Dielectric Measurements Measured Following the 2-Hour Measured at Conolusion Exposure to Steam at J40°F(4) of All Testa Sample Terminal Conneotions(l) Insulatifi) (3) Insulation Leakage Current(3) Leakage Current I II (ground) Resistanoe Potential Current Reaistanoe(2) Potential Current I (M '1) (kVao) (mA) (M l1) (kVao) (mA) A-1 1,2,3,4,5;6,7 ground 2 3.3 2 3.3 A-2 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 ground 2 3.6 2 3*5. I B-1 1,2 ground 2 <1 2 1.3 B-2 1,2 ground 2 <l 2 1.0 A-1 l all others 660 4 1.lf lfo,ooo 4 1.2 I A-1 2 all others 590 4 1.3 40,000 If 1.3 A-1 3 all others 650 1.2 40,000 1.2 Q A-1 all others 760 1.3 40,000 If 1.3 A-1 5 all others 900 1.4 lfo,ooo 1.3 E A-1 6 all others 660 1.4 40,000 1.2 0 I A-1 7 all others 500 1.3 17,000 4 1.3 s I A-2 1 all othirs 1150 4 1.4 45,cioo 1.3 0 ffl A-2 2 !Lll others Bo 4 1.IJ 45,000 IJ 1.2 A-2 .3 all others 1000 IJ 1.IJ 40,000 1.2 A-2 all others 550 1.3 40,000 4 1.2 A-2 5 all others 820 If 1.IJ 30,000 1.2 A-2 6 all others 1350 If 1.3 40,000 4 1.2 A-2 7 all others 1450 4 1.IJ 50,000 4 1.3 B-1 1 2 54 <l 620 4 1.0 B-1

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1 53 IJ <l 605 1.0 B-2 1 2 65 4 <l 700 1.0 B-2 2 1 66 4 <l 710 4

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1. The numbers in these oolUDD111 indioate vhioh oonduotors were oonneoted to the instrument termirals.

2. Measured after applioation of 500 V do for 1 min, using a Biddle Hegger, Insulation Tester, Model No *. 610815.

3. These measurements were made with a Beokman &-eakdovn Test Set, Model 1000-AC/DC - ITS 2 M *. The indicated potential was applied for 5 mln.

4.

The temperature in the test tank deoreased from approximately 200°F to about 155°F vl11le the meo.- surements were being made.

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INDUSTRIAL RE.ACTOR LABOR.A TORIES, INC. A RESEARCH FACUTY OF RUTGERS* THE STATE UNIVERSin' Mr. William Steigelmann Franklin Institute Research Laboratory Benjamin Franklin Parkway Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 PLAINSBORO. NEW JERSEY 085: 609-799-1800 October 7, 1970 Re: Your P.O. No. 12948

Dear Bill:

The three groups of cables delivered to IRL on October 6, 1970, were exposed to cobalt-60 irradiation for a period of 22 hours, accumulating a minimum dose of 10 Megarads, as determined by dose ra~e measurements made with a calibrated ionization chamber. RTC/bc Very truly yours, b.{!--ffr#f~ R. T. C~fieih,

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• I ADl>E.Nl>UM TABLE OF CONTENTS

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llTRODUCTION.

2.

SAMPLES ****

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TEST PROGRAM.

4.

DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS

• REFERENCE,,, ****

APPENDIX-Irradiation Report ** LIST OF TABLES Table No. 1 2 Test Program ******* Dielectric Measurements. i "'Tiirrm: FRANKLIN INSTITUTE RESEARCH LABORATORIES 1 1 2 4 6 7 3 5

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INTRODUCTION This report is an addendum to Final Report F-C2935 (Ref. 1), covering the testing of cable and insulation samples under conditions partly identical to tests described in the earlier report. While referring to the earlier report for a description of the tests, this addendum identifies the samples and the test program, and presents the data obtained.

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SAMPLES The samples tested were identified as follows: A-1. 7 Conductor #12 (7) copper, CC-2115 silicone rubber* insulation, glass braid over silicone, glass finished with a flame and abrasion resistant finish CC-1233, 7 conductors cabled, mylar binder tape, overall asbestos braid, asbestos finished with CC-1120 flame and abrasion resistant finish. B-1. 2 Conductor #16 (7) copper, CC-2115 silicone rubber insulation, glass braid over silicone, glass braid finished with a flame and abrasion resistant finish CC-1233, 2 conductors cabled with impregnated asbestos fillers, mylar binder tape, overall asbestos braid, asbestos finished with CC-1120 flame and heat resistant finish. C. 4 Conductor #12 (19) tinned copper, CC-2200 Crosslene insulation, cabled, mylar binder tape, pvc jacket CC-2021 overall. D. 6 Conductor #14 (19) tinned copper, CC-2210 flame retardant Crosslene insulation, cabled, mylar binder tape, pvc jacket CC-2024 overall. E. 2 Conductor #16 solid iron/constantan, CC-2193 silicone insulation, glass braid over silicone, CC-1250 silicone finish, 2 conductors twisted, mylar tape, tinned copper drain wire, aluminum/mylar shield tape, CC-2193 silicone rubber jacket overall. ~ - l - ~ ntANXI.IN INSTITUTE RES&AllCH 1.ABORATOBIES

e e !~~ } Insulation samples of compound CC-2193. F-2 ~!} Insulation samples cf compound CC-2193-1. F-4 G-l(a) Insulation samples of compound CC-2210. G-l(b and c) Insulation samples of compound UC-4730. G-2(a) Same as G-l(a). G-2(b and c) Same as G-l(b and c).

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TEST PRO GRAM The test sequence for samples A through F-2 consisted of an initial irradiation, a preconditioning at 66°C*, a steam exposure**, and a final irradiation. Samples F-3 through G-2 underwent irradiation only. The test program is summarized in Table 1. Sample C unde:rwent the preconditioning at 66°C, but the cable jacket evidently became softened due to additional ?eating a few minutes after the steam exposure at 100 psig was initiated. Consequently, most of the sample was forced out of the test chamber through the compression fitting used to seal the cable where it passed through the chamber wall. The portion of Sample C which came out was cut off, leaving a length approxi-mately 1 ft long inside the test chamber; this short piece underwent the steam exposure, but it was not electrically loaded. Only this 1-ft piece was exposed to the final irradiation. At the same time that Sample C was forced out of the chamber, it was noticed that liquid from inside the test chamber was slowly o_ozing out of Sample D. Therefore, to avoid the possibili~y of its being shot out of the test chamber, Sample D was cut near the ends - leaving most of it inside the test chamber. Thus it was not energized during the remainder of the steam test.

• In accordance with par. B, Section 3 of Ref. 1.
  • In accordance with par. C, Section 3 of Ref. 1.

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Table 1. TEST PROGRAM. Dose Level Preconditioning Dose Level of Initial and of Final Sample Irradiation* Stemn Exposure** Irradiationt (Mrad) (Mrad) A-1 10 90 B-1 10 90 C 10 (see accompanying text) 90[) D 10 (see accompanying text) 90 E 10 90 F-1, F-2 10 90 F-3 None None 10 F-4 None None 100 G-1 None None 10 G-2 None None 100 Irradiated at a rate of about 0.45 Mrad/hr, using a cobalt-60 gamma source. In accordance with pars.Band C of Section 3, Ref. 1. 6 Only a 1-ft section which remained in the test chamber throughout the steam test was subjected to the final irradiation. t See Irradiation Report in the Appendix. e ~ FRAHll.IN INSfflUTE RESEARCH LABORATORIES

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DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS Measurements of insulation resistance and leakage current made at the conclusion of the steam exposure test and following the final irradiation are presented in Table 2. ~ FRANnIN INST1TU'IE RESEARCH LABORATOIIIES

e Table 2. DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS Maasured at Ambient Conditions Yolloving Conclusion or St all.Ill !:5!0 l!IW"e Test Measured After Pinal Irradiat1on Te:rminal Connections (l) Insulation Leakage Current (.3) Inaulation(2 ) Lea.kaRe Cm'rmt (,3 ) Sample I II (Eound~ Res1 rt&nc e ( 2 ) Potenti1.l Current RHil!tanoe Potential Current c~n> (kV ac) (IIIA) ci~ n> (kV ao) (mA) .t.-1 1,2,.3,4,5,6,7 ground 2 .3.3 2 4., B-1 l,2 ground 2 1.3 2 1.2 c(4) 2,.3,4 <5) ground 2 l.2 D 1,2,3,4,5,6 IJ:'Ound 2 1.6 2 7.3 A*l l a.ll others 40 4 1.2 100 4 1.5 A-1 2 all others 4o 4 1.3 0.2 (Note 7) A-l 3 all others 40 4 1.2 ,oo 4 1.4 A-l 4 all others 40 4 1.3 100 4 1.5 A-l 5 all others 4o 4 1.3 70 4 1.6 J.-1 6 all others 4o 4 l.2 85 4 1.6 A-l 7 all others 17 4 1.3 ,5 4 1.5 B-l l 2 0.620 4 l.O 20 4 l.l B-l 2 l* 0.605 4 1.0 25 4 1.2 0(4,6) 2 (black) all others 2000 4 1.0 (4) C (l+) 3 (red) all others 2000 4 <1 C 4 (green) all others 2000 4 1.0 D l (wh1te) all others 5 4 1.8 0.15 3.4 > 10(8) D 2 {black). a.ll others ,o 4 1.8 0.7 4 6.2 D 3 (red) all others 13 4 . 1.5 1.5 4 3.7 D 4 (orange) all others 8 4 1.5 1.3 4 2.8 D 5 (green) all others 5 4 1.6 1.0 4 3.3 D 6 (blue) all others 2 4 1.6 o., 4 .3.5 Notes: (1) The JlUlll'bers 1n these columns indicate wb1ch conductors vere connectad to the instrument termi.ne.ls. (2) Mea.S1.1red after appl1cat1on or 500 V de for l m1n, using a General Radio Megohmmeter 1862:S. Cs) These mea.surements.vere made with a Beckman Breakdown Test S1t, Model 1000-AC/DC - ITS 2 M. The *1ndioateli potential va.s applied for 5 m1n. (4) In th1s table, Slllllple C refers to the portion which va.s subj1oted to the 6-hr pr1cond1t1on1ng at 66°c, and va.s shot out or the test chamber soon a.rter the Btl8lll pressure 'IIB.s raised to 100 ps1g. (5) Conductor No. l (wb1te) vas not oonneoted to Term1ne.l I because of a out 1n the 1nsula.t1on. (6) No meaS1.1rement11 vere made on the white conductor 'because of a out 1n the i.naulat1on. (7) Arcing va.s obse?'Ved between the conductor and the meta.l tube 1n vhioh one or the ands of' the oa.ble had been po'tted. As th111 vas on th1 side that had been outside the 'test chamber, the cui; va.s eVidentl,y oaused 't,y handling. (B) Sample w.s notio*b]y h*'t1d at conclusion of m111.surement. 5 - ~ FRANlCIJN INSTITUTE RESE:ARCH LABORATOBIF.S

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S. P. Carfagno and L. E. Witcher, Test of E2ect7'icaZ Cables under Sirrru2ated Post-Accident Reactor Containment Service~ Franklin Institute Final Report F-C2935, October 1970. 6 - 1iirrm: FRANXI.IN INSmUTE RESE:AllCH LABORATOBIES

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e e INDUSTRIAL REACTOR LABORATORIES, INC. \\ RESEARCH FACILITY OF RUTGERS

• THE STATE UNIV:ERSI1Y November 16, 1970 Mr. William Steigelmann Franklin Institute Research Laboratory Benjamin Franklin Parkway Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 Ref:

Your P.O. 13311

Dear Bill:

PLAINSBORO, NEW' JERSEY 0853 609* 799-1800 The cobalt 60 irradiation of three groups of cables was completed on November 13, 1970. The cables were stacked inside the FIRL pressure vessel and were irradiated in an IRL Hot Cell. The variation of dose rate along the height of the stacked cables was :100~. One group of cables was irradiated ~o an average exposure of 90 Megarads. This group had previously been irradiated to an exposure of 10 Megarads. The second group of cables

was irradiated to a total dose of 100 Megarads, and the third group was exposed to a 10 Megarad dose.

The cables in each group of irradiations were as identified on the detailed instruction sheet from FIRL dated October 26, 1970. yours ~~4 Manager, Operations 8 -

SECTION i4 CONCLUSION SECTION, REFERENCE SECTION & RESPONSE TO 10 DAY LETTER NUS CORPORATION

e CONCLUSION SECTION 7 Source B - Cable obtained from North Anna Units 1 & 2 stock. Source C - Cable originally purchased for use on North Anna 3 & 4.

1)

Collyer Insulated Wire Company type, cross-linked polyethylene with neoprene jacket.

2)

3)

4)

All deficiencies ~dentified in VEPCO's

November, 1980 submittal, and the NRC's SER Appendix B have been resolved.

Details are provided in the updated Component Evaluation Worksheets. Complete qualification documentation has been, or will be assembled and available in the central file. General Electric Wire Cable;

type, cross-linked polyethylene with neoprene jacket.

SEE SECTION 7.3.10 Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Sales Inc.;

type, cross-linked polyethylene with neoprene jacket.

SEE SECTION 7.3.11

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Continental Wire and Cable Co. (a) Type, high temperature silicone rubber cable. All deficiencies identified in VEPCO's November, 1980 submittal, and the NRC's SER Appendix B have been resolved. Details are in the updated Component Evaluation Worksheets. qualification document has been or will be assembled and in the central file. provided Complete available (b) Type, cross-linked polyethylene with neoprene jacket. All deficiencies identified in VEPCO's November, 1980 submittal, and the NRC 1s SER Appendix B have been resolved. Details are provided in the updated Component Evaluation Worksheets. Complete qualification documentation has been, or will be assembled and available in the central file. Rev. 4; 8/24/81 S1 7 4

REFERENCE SECTION 8

54.

Lewicki, R.G., Reliance Electric Company, to Barnhart, J.H., Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, subject: VEPCO/Surry Power Station Units 1 & 2, Motor Bearing Lubricant, Reliance Part No. 4824-15-A, November 14, 1980.

55.

Reliance Electric Company, Nuclear Power Motor

Systems, Type Test Support Analysis, Random Wound

Motors, Summary Report NUC-9, July 1, 1978.

Includes Appendix: Seismic Report 78-R-33, Justification for Omission of Routine "End Turn Stress Analysis" for Random Wound Motors, July 10, 1978.

56.

Electric Power Research Institute, Evaluation and Test of Improved Fire-Resistant Fluid Lubricants for Water Reactor Coolant Pump Motors, Volume 1: Fluid Evaluation, Bearing Model Tests, Motor Tests, and Fire Tests, Interim Report NP-1447, July 1980. ~,A-] 57. Deleted e

58.

Kuster, J., Raychem Corporation, to MacFarlane, I.S., Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, subject: IE Bulletin 79-018, Environmental Qualification of Equipment, Surry Power Station Units 1 & 2, Additional Qualification of Raychem Flamtrol Wire and Cable, Spec. No. NAS-3190, December 2, 1980.

59.

McGowan, E.J., Raychem Corporation, to

LaPetra, F.E.,

Raychem Corporation, Memo

Subject:

Raychem-Flamtrol, Continuation of LOCA Test for Qualification to IEEE Standard 383, Test Report EM #1237, June 21, 1976. Possible attachments include:

Kuster, J.,

Raychem Corporation, to MacFarlane, I.S., Stone Webster Engineering Corporation, January 27, 1981.

60.

McGowan, E.J., Raychem Corporation, Raychem-Flamtrol, Continuation of LOCA Simulation Test, Test Report EM 01403, December 9, 1977. Possible attachments include: Kuster, J., Raychem Corporation, to MacFarlane, I.S., Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, January 27, 1981.

61.

Cardello, P.S., Anaconda Ericsson Incorporated, to Bonner, J., Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, subject: VEPCO Surry Qualification Data, three letters, October 8, 1980, October 21, 1980, and December 10, 1980. Rev. 4: 8/24/81 S1 8 7

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REFERENCE SECTION 8 .62. Conax Corporation, Qualification Test Program of Electrical Instrumentation Cables for Virginia Electric and Power Company for Surry Power Station Units 1 & 2, Test Report No. IPS-383, November 29, 1978.

63.

Carfagno, S.P. Witcher, L.E., Test of Electrical Cables under Simulated Post-Accident Reactor Containment Service, Franklin Institute Research Laboratories, Final Report F-C2935, October 1970.

64.

Lasky, J.S., The Okonite Company, to Barnhart, J.H., Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, subject: Environmental Qualification of Equipment, Surry Power Station Units 1 & 2, December 17, 1980.

65.

Franklin Institute Research Laboratories, Qualification Test of Limitor~~e Valve Actuator in a Steam Environment, Final Report F-C3271, February 1972. (Proprietary) -66. Deleted Simulated Reactor Containment Post-Accident Steam and Chemical Environment, Franklin Institute Research Laboratories, Final Report F-C2232-01, November 1968.

67.

NRC letters to VEPCO dated July 18, 1978 thru July 25, 1979 concerning Continental XLPE Insulated Cables use in Surry Pwr. Stn.

68.

Lasky, J.S., The Okonite Company, to Barnhart, J.H. Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation,

Reference:

J.O. No. 12846.44, December 22, 1980. Possible attachments include: Barnhart, J.H., Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, to Lasky, J.S., Okonite Company, December 17, 1980; MacFarlane, I.S., Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, to Whom It May Concern, Memo dated February 3, 1981.

69.

Talerico, F.A., Westinghouse Electric Corporation, to Barnhart, J.H., Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, subject: Surry Power Station 1 & 2, Environmental Qualification of Hydrogen Recombiner, December 8, 1980.

70.

Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Electric Hydrogen Recombiner

Report, WCAP-7709-L, and Supplements 1 through 7 to WCAP-7709-L.

(Proprietary Class 2)

71.

Stolz, J.F., Nuclear Regulatory Commission, to

Anderson, T.M.,

Westinghouse Electric Corporation, subject: Evaluation of WCAP-7709-L, Supplements 5,6, and 7, June 22, 1978. Rev. 4: 8/24/81 S1 8 8

145. 146. REFERENCE SECTION 8 Westinghouse letter no. NAW-3615 dated Oct. 30, 1980 to Mr. S. C. Brown of VEPCO. Ref. "NUREG-0588 - Equipment Qualification on Charging Pump Motors." NUS-VEPCO QDR Package 5437-17-01. 147. NUS-VEPCO QDR Package 5437-16-01. 148. NUS-VEPCO QDR Package 5437-18-01. 149. NUS-VEPCO QDR Package 5437-19-01. 150. NUS-VEPCO QDR Package 5437-47-01 for Continental 600V and lOOOV Silicon Insulated Cables. 151. NUS-VEPCO QDR Package 5437-13-01. 152. NUS-VEPCO QDR Package 5437-30-01. 153. Rosemount Instruction Manual Model 1153 Series B Pressure Transmitters. 154. IEEE Transaction Paper "Insulations and Jackets for Control and Power Cables in Thermal Reactor Nuclear Generating Stations" dated July, 1968. 155. Kaiser XLPE Cable's Qualification Package QDR-5437-40-01. 156. G.E. XLPE Cable's Qualification Package QDR-5437-39-01. 157. Chempump Div. of Crane Company: Environmental Qualification of Class IE Motors for Nuclear Out of Containment Use, Procedure No. A-19274, Rev. 4, dated May 9, 1979 158. Crane Company Pump Motors Qualification Package QDR-5437-22-01.

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