ML19256A339
| ML19256A339 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | West Valley Demonstration Project |
| Issue date: | 12/05/1978 |
| From: | Pierce A NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES, INC. |
| To: | Clark A NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY & SAFEGUARDS (NMSS) |
| References | |
| 7-78-317, NUDOCS 7901050046 | |
| Download: ML19256A339 (12) | |
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Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc.
P.O. Box 124
- West Valley, New York 14171 A Subsidiary of Getty Oil Company (716) 942-323 p--30l December 5, 1978 7-78-317 CU" Dr. A. T. Clark 06 Fuel Reprocessing and j-ji Recycle Branch
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Dear Dr. Clark:
This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter dated November 20, 1978.
NFS will provide a Senior Operator to assist in plant orientation for your examiners, and we will expect to hear from you at a later date regarding the specific scheduling of this testing in March.
Attached per your request is a list of plant operating procedures as of this date.
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flovember 1978 LLWT PLANT - 02 50P #
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S0P TITLE DATE 02-1 8
Cold Chemical Makeup November 1978 02-2 5
Ion Exchange Bed Operation September 1978 02-3 6
Process Control Procedures for LLWT Plant flovember 1978 02-4 4
Operation of the Anthracite Filter April 1978 02-5 8
Centrifuge & Drumming Station Operations flovember 1978 02-6 8
Operation of Flocculator-Clarifier September,1978 e "
November 1978 FRS PLAtlT 1 S0P #
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S0P TITLE DATE l-8 7
Cask Unloading Crane April 1978 1-9 5
Operation of the Fuel Pool Canister Crane April 1978 1-10 6
Operation of Fuel Pool Service Bridge and Fuel Hoist April 1978 1-12 10 Fuel Pool Water System March 1978 1-13 4
Railroad Car Pullers April 1978
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1-14 8
FRS Accountability April 197.8 1-16 6
Operation of the Cask Unloading Pool Lift Rack April 1978 1-34 3
Operation of High Pressure Pump and Diesel Engine for FRS Cask Decon Stall April 1978 1-35 7
FRS Filter Medium and Resin Disposal and Replacement April 1978 1-36 3
Operation of the FRS Pool Cooling System November 1978 1-38 2
Operation of the FRS Ventilation System March 1978 1-39 0
NFS-4 Cask Handling Fby 1978 O
November 1978 PMC-GPC PLAflT 2 S0P #
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S0P TITLE DATE 2-4 7
General Purpose Cell Two-Ton Crane June 1978 2-5 6*
General Purpose Cell Power Manipulator June 1978 2-6 6
Operation of the GPC Fire Protection System March 1978 2-8 8
PMC Two-Ton Cranes June 1978 2-12 5
Scrap Removal Crane Operation May 1978 2-13 9
Scrap Removal Shielded Access Door Operation November 1978 2-14 6
Scrap Removal - General Purpose Cell Hatch Operation November 1978 2-20 6
PMC Crane Room Door May 1978 2-27 6
PMC Fire Fighting Equipment March 1978 2-36 4
GPC Crane Room Door and Hinged Rails May 1978
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June 1978 PLANT 3 - DISSOLUTION AND FEED PREPARATION S0P #
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S0P TITLE DATE 3-1 6
Chemical Processing Cell 16-Ton -
2-Ton Crane June 1978 3-2 7
CPC Combo-Manipulator Crane June 1978 3-11 4
CPC Crane Room Door March 1978 3-13 1
EDR Crane Operation April 1978 O
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April 1978 PLANT 6 50P #
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S0P TITLE DATE 6-2 11 ~
Vessel Off-Gas System April 1978 e
March 1978 PLAllT 7 - LIQUID WASTE TREATMEllT Afl0 ACID REC 0VERY S0P #
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S0P TITLE DATE 7-8 1
Process Building Liquid Waste Handling March 1978 O
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January 1978 PLANT 8 - LIQUID WASTE STORAGE Afl0 DISPOSAL S0P #
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.50P TITLE DATE 8-1 10 Waste Tank Operation January 1978 G
May 1978 PLANT 9 - SOLID WASTE HAllDLIrlG Afl0 STORAGE S0P #
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S0P TITLE DATE 9-1 9
Scrap Removal and Burial May 1978 9-2 7
Solid Radioactive Waste Disposal February 1978 M
January' 1978 i
PLANT 14 - COLD CHEMICAL MAKEUP S0P #
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S0P Title Date 14-1 7
Receipt and Distribution of Bulk Liquid Chemicals January 1978 r'u
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s November 1978 PLANT 15 - COMMON FACILITIES 50P #
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S0P TITLE DATE 15-1 18 Management of Plant Liquid Releases November 1978 15-3 8
Operation of Process Building Supply November 1978 15-4 12 Sampling "B" and "C" Type Sample Operations September 1978 15-6 9
Jetting Sumps May 1978 15-8 9
Operation of Ventilation Washer March 1978 15-9 6
Process Building and FRS Exhaust Fans March 1978 15-11 6
Sampling of Stack Gases July 1978 15-12 10 Laundry Operations September 1978 15-13 7
Interceptor Operation July 1978 15-14 7
Work in Contamination Zone 4 and High Radiation Areas December 1977 15-20 5
Operation of Head End Ventilation System November 1978 15-21 6
Head End Ventilation Filter Change November 1978 15-25 2
Absolute Filter Change in Alpha Lab May 1978 15-26 1
Work in Contamination Zone 3 July 1978 G
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June 1978 PLANT 30 - ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES _
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S0P TITLE DATE 30-1 9
Emergency Power Generation January 1978 PLANT 31 - UTILITY ROOM 31-1 7
Plant Utility and Instrument Air January 1978 31-2 8
Steam Generation January 1978 31-3 4
4K-1 Pulser Air Compressor January 1978 31-4 2
Operation of Zeolite Water Softeners June 1978 PLANT 32 - COOLING AND SERVICE WATER EQUIPMENT 32-1 9
Plant Water System January 1978 32-2 8
Demineralized Water System March 1978 32-4 6
Potable Water Systm January 1978 32-5 8
Fire Water System March 1978 32-6 8
Cooling Water System January 1978
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OPENATED BY UNION CARBlDE CORPORATION t.UCLi AR DIVISION PO5T OFFICE box X O AK RIDGE, TENNESSE E 37830 July 6, 1978 EW U, g jC.~7? _. 5 6 ~ 3 W Mr. Leo Beltracchi Electrical Instrumentation G Control Systems Branch Division of Systems Safety Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Conmission Washington, DC 20555
Dear Mr. Beltracchi:
Subject:
Audit of "CPC Dynamic Software Verification Field Test Procedure" On June 28, 1978, a visit was made to the Systems Engineering Laboratories in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, to witness a demonstration of the subject p rocedure. The procedure was dated June 23, 1978, (Rev. 0) and will be formally transmitted to NRC in the near future.
A demonstration was con-ducted on Channel D to verify the results which have been previously obtained and formally logged by C.E.
The logs were inspected and found to be consistent with the procedure except for one item.
It was noted that step No. 7 requiring all disk numbers utilized during the test to be recorded in the test log had not been fully complied with. This was corrected by the test engineer as soon as it was pointed out that no entries were made for the DSVT program and DSVT input disk numbers.
An ad-hoc demonstration was conducted on Channel B with exact agreement with Channel D results on all five test cases.
It was explained that the DSVT program operates as an overlay in the region
$3000-$3CBC and uses the area $2000-$2C80 as a data storage / buffer area.
A check was made of the system check-sum values and it was noted that only the block 2 6 3 values were changed from the phase II audited system.
The values of the addressable constants in Channel B were requested and
. appear in table I on the following page.
It was explained that only KCAL will vary from case to case.
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TABLE 1 1
CONSTANTS FOR DSVT CASE 17 l
(Primary Depressurization)
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Valve 60 1.0 61 ^
0 62 0
63 1.0 64 5.0 65 1.07 66 5.0 67 1.02 68 1.0 69
.99896 KCAL 70 0
71 1.0 72 1.0 73 1.0 74 1.0 75 1.0 76 1.0 77 1.0 78 6.574 79
-3.052 80
.535 81
-4.108 82 9.103 83
-4.108 84
.535 85
-3.052 86 6.574 87 1.1099 4
88 1.6384 x 10 89 0
90 0
91 0
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In summary, the test tras conducted in accordance with the procedure and the expected values shown in table III of the procedure were confirmed.
The software and hardwara environment was a duplicate of the ANO-2 CPC system.
I have included the addressable constants for review by others since it is outside the scope of my review.
Yours truly,
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.!. B. Bullock mg
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