ML19256G565

Project Requirements for Steam Drum Safety Relief Valve Position Indicators PRD-CPR-001, Controlled Copy.Supporting Documentation Encl

ML19256G565
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Site:	Big Rock Point File:Consumers Energy icon.png
Issue date:	12/06/1979
From:	ENERGY, INC.
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ML19256G557	List: ML19256G556 ML19256G565 ML19256G566 ML19256G570 ML19257A002
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NUDOCS 7912310464
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PROJECT REQUIREMENTS FOR BIG ROCK POINT NUCLEAR PLANT STEAM DRUM SAFETY RELIEF VALVE POSITION INDICATORS PRD-CPR-001 CONTRACT NO. 13090-000 PREPARED BY ENERGY INCORPORATED P. O. BOX 736 IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO 83401 FOR CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY 1661 065 APPROVED BY:

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i The Valve Monitoring System incorporates The Valve Monitoring System consists of sensor acoustical monitoring techniques to provide the rese. enannel transducers and pre. amplifiers located in j

ter operator with an indication of valve open/ closed reactor containment and panel or rack mounted monitoring equipment. The sensor channel detects position. The flow noise is measured in the valve by a the valve flow noise and converts it to i

transducer iw=11ad on the valve body. The signal signal for actuatics of the monitoring equipme generated by the transducer is input into an mstru. monitoring equipment conditions the voltage ment panel to identify the relative valve position and actuate a local audible alar. The system is available by providing suitable ampli5 cation and filtermg l in various con 5gurations according to the number of conditioned signal is then conve.4d to a DC level valves to be monitored and control room cabinet

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Specifications Transducar:

The system can accommodate redundant sensor Charge sensitivrty, (pc!g) 10.0=1 ak="wA A rad"nd=at channel is selectable on the Operating temperature, 'F 575 Valve Monito-ing System insmunent panet Redun-insulation dant channels are recommended, as opposed to Core isolated as=aming a monitor on an adjacent valve can provide Cables.-Transducer to Preamplifier:

the r=d""d=nt Indication, whers noise ="ma"=daa le Type Nami Hardline, sigulficant in the valve / piping system being low noise Temperature rating, 'F 575 monitored.

Length (max.), ft 200 Installation Pre-amplifier:

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10 V No spec:al preparation of the valve (s)is med for Temperature rating..'F 160 h-=n Han of the r -#w. The tr=n*a=-is placed crequency response 02% 0.2 Hz to on a mounting block which is attached as a u- --d location on the valve body. The transducer-to-50 kHz preamplifier cabling is low noise cable in a conduit.

Signal Conditices Signal routing from the preamplifier to the monitoo Frecuency response

=5% 2 H: to 20 KHz Filter ing equipment is twisted shielded pair 18 22 AWG low and high pass conductor size. At the time of installation, the valve Range swrtching helectable log to monitoring system is calibrated by striking the valve 1000g peak and measuring the response spectra. This data pro-Mounting stancard 19" wide vides the information requi.ed to set the band. pass racks filters and adjust alarm thresholds. Babcock &

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ATTACHMDd B PAGE 0iE

~ Power Generatien Group Babcocht.V,Tc,ox Nuclear Power Generation NUCLEAR SERVICES GENERAL TERMS AIS CONDITIONS 1.

PRICE PURCHASER shall pay COMPN!Y for work hereunder at the price as may be mutually agreed in advance for a specific order.

The rates specified apply during the nehnal working day of eignt hours on Mondays through Fridays, including traveling time frem headquarters and return.

A rate of one and one-half times the said basic rate applies for

, overti=c worked. The overtime rate shall apply to all work and travel on Saturdays and in excess of eight hours en Hondays through Fridays.

All work or travel en Sundays and holidays will be at twice the basic rate.

PURCIRSER shall pay COMPANY, at cost, for travel and living e:ipenses of personnel incidental to the work in accordance '. tith the COMPN!Y'S stancard personnel policies cr, where recuired by PURCHASEP., a per diem rate for local travel and living expenses (excludes transportation to the frem headquarters).

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TERMS OF PAYMENT Invoices shall be issued monthly by. COMPANY based on the work perfor=ed the previous month, and payment thercof shall be made by PURCMASER upon receipt of cach invoice.

Equipment will be invoiced by CCGPNiY as shipment thereof is made, and paid by PURCHASER upon receipt of each invoice.

3.

TAXE5 The prices provided for herein ot to be provided hereunder are exclusive of any present of future Federal, State, Municipal, er other sales or use tax with respect to the equipment and services covered hereby, or any other present of future excise tax upon or measured by the gross receipts frc= this transaction or any allocated portion thereof or by the gross value of the work covered hereby and of any present of future oroperty tax or similar charge with respect to the work covered hereby.

If. COMPANY is required by applicable law cr regul,ation to pay or collect any such tax or. taxes on account of this transaction or the work covered.hereby, then such amount of tax shall be paid by PURCHASER in addition to the prices provided for herein.

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PERMITS Where the laws, rules or regulations, federal, state or heal, or any agency thereof, require permits, licenses or approval of plants and spccificatiens for the work, or pensits or licenses for the installation er use thereof; PURC1!ASER assumes the responsibility for securing such permits, licenses and approvals frcm the proper authorities and for payment of any rcquired fees.

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Attachment B Babcockt. Wilco,x Page Two 200R ORtG LiL.

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WARRA!:TY The COMPANY warrants that the equipment delivered hereunder will be free from defects in worbnanship and material, provided written claim with respect '

to such equipment is made by PURCHASER within six (6) months after delivery thereof. The sole liability of COMPAHY and soie remedies of PURCHASER in such case shall be repair or replace =ent, FOB point of shipment, or at Seller's option, credit will be allowed against the original price thereof.

The COMPANY will perfonn the services to be provided hereunder in a manner consistent with generally accepted standards and practices.

If any portion of the services are shown not to have been perfor=ed in such manner and notification is given in writing to the COMPANY within six (6) months from the date such portion of the services was perfor=ed, the COMPAGY will, at its own expense, reperform such services in a manner which is consistent with the generally accepted standards and practices prevailing at the time the oricinal service was performed.

The warrantics and remedies set forth herein ere exclusive and no other warranty, whether statutory, written, oral, express or implied, including warranties of merchantability and fitness fcr a particular purpose, shall apply.

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LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Neither.CCMPAHY not its suppliers shall be liable whether arising under contract, tort (including negligence and/or strict liability), or otherwise, for loss of anticipated profits, loss by reasen of plant shutdown, nonoperation or increased expense of operation, service interruptions, cost of purchased or replacement pcwer, claims of custc=crs, claims of PURCHASER'S vendors or subcontractors, loss of use of capital or revenues, cost of m:ney, or for any special, direct, incidental, or consequential loss or damage of any nature arising at any time from any cause whatsoever.

In any event, the total liability of COMPANY and its suppliers, whether in contract, tort (including negligence or strict liability), or otherwise, shall not exceed the pricc of the order under which liability is incurred.

The provisions of this Article shall apply notwithstanding any other provision of this Contract or of any other agreement.

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InoEnnIPICATIon 1661 096 PURCHASER, its assigns and successors in interest, shall indemnify and hold harmless CC:7ANY and its suppliers from any and all liability, claims, suits, expenses, damages, r loss including bodily injuries to any cerson or persons including death at any time resulting therefrem and in connection with any damage to or loss of property (inclucing loss of or increased expense of operation of ecuipment or loss of profits) whether or not owned by FC CikCR, run.i.:ng frcm th!; *.ransac:icn nr..

rMore:a.:re.:ndca, regardless of negligence or fault.

PURCHASER shall a its own e.xpense ceiend any and all suits brour.t against COMPANY or its suppliers alleging any such injury, death, damage or loss, even if such suit or suits are groundicss, fa w. ne fr.wiin o.

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Attachment B BabeccktJ/ilcox Page Thrce 8.

INSURANCE By CG4PANY:

The CG4PANY shall provide and maintain until completion of the work the following forms of insurance in respect to its cwn employees (but not in respect to any persen paid directly by the PURCHASER, but utilized by the C0i4PANY); Workmen's Compensation Insurance, including Employer's Liability Insurance in accordance with the laws of the state in which the C0i4PANY may be required to pay compensation, Public Liability Insurance, with a single limit of liability for bodily injury and for Property Damage in the amount of $500,000 for each occurrence.

By PURCl!ASER:

Risk of loss or damage to PURCHASER'S equipment shall remain with the P'JRCHASER at all times.

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NUCLEAR SAZARDS

'ihe PURCHA'SER agrees that the material, equipment, and/or services to be fsenished hereunder shall not be installed in, or used or operated in connection with, or in any =anner associated with a nuclear or atomic energy activity of facility unless and until (a) the PURCHASER shall have entered into an agreement of indemnification with United States Nucicar Regulatory Ccmission as provided under Sect. ion 170 of the Atemic Energy Act of 1954, as. meed.-

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and (b) the PURCHASER shall have cbtained such policy or pelicies of. insurance," '

or shall have provided financial prctection or such protection of such type and in such amounts as the United States Nuclear Regulatory Ccemissien shall

' require as a condition of its entering into the indemnity agreement referred to in (a) above.

PURCHASER agrees that CCI4PANY and its suppliers shall be included among' the perscas indemnified under (a) above and among the named insureds or persens protected under (b) above. The PURCHASER further agrees,

with respect to the insurance secured frc= the nuclear energy insurance pcols, to secure and maintain any and all of the amendt. tory endorsuments available at any time which extend the insurance in terms of its coverage and/or its limits of liability.

The PURCHASER agrees to maintain such indemnification agreement, and insurance or other financial protcetion in full force and effect so long as the materials, equipment, and/or services to be furnished hereunder shall be used.

The PURCHASER will further secure prior to date of receipt of fuel assemblies at the jobsite and maintain prcperty insurance in the amount ecual to the completed value of the project or equal to the maximum amount which can be secured through the insurance pools (UEPIA and/or i1AERP), whichever a.:ount is the lesser, under which the C0i4PAHY, its supnliers nd subcontractors will be named insureds and which insurance shall provide that the PURCHASER and the insurance carrier, or carriers, waive any and all rights of recovery and/or subrogation which they or any of them might have or accuire against the C0:4PANY, its suppliers, and subcontractors.

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DELAY fu ?ERFOPeANCE CC:',PANY : hall not be liabla for any expenac, luss er damage resulting frem delay or prov mtion of performance caused by fires, ficods, Aces

' God, strikes, labor riipt.':cs, labor shortages, inabilicy to secure materials er equip =cnt, fue" or other energy shortages, riots, thef ts, accidents,

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DELAY !!! PERF0PJ44!CE (Continued) transportation delays, acts or failure to act of Government or PURCl%5ER, delay in obtaining licenses, major equip =ent breakde..?., or any other cause whatsoever, whether similar or dissimilar to these enumerated above, beycnd

.the rer.sonable control of COIGNiY.

In the event of any delay arising by reason of any of the foregoing, the time for performance,shall be extended by a period of time. equal to the time lost by reason of such delay.

When COI4 patly is providing engineering or technical services under this order at a site other than that owned or controlled by COI@ANY, PURCHASER shall pay. COMPN 1Y at the rates specified in this order for such delays.

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OPERATION OF EOUIPMENT - INTERPRETATION CF DATA COMPANY's personnel are authorized cnly to consult with PdRCHASER and are not authorized to operate PURCHASER'S equip =ent.

Ali operation cf. such equipment shall be performed by and under the control of PURCHASER.

Where applicable, C0!@ANY'S personnel shall advise and consult with PURC!lASEE concerning data generated or obtained in connection with the performance of any work under this Contract; however, PURCHASER accepts total responsibility for the analysis or interpretation of such data and for judging what actions are required as..the result of the data generated or cbtained or any analysis or interpretations. thereof.

12.

PROPRIETARY It!FOPJ4ATION Any proprietary infor: ation c ncerning CCIGAliY'S or its suppliers' products or manufacturing process which is so designated by CO*9N:!Y or its suppliers and disclosed to PURCHASER incident to the performance or this order shall remain the property of CC*iPAtiY or its suppliers and is. disclosed in confidence, and PURCHASER shall not publish or otherwise disclose it to others without the written approval of CO'9ANY, and no rights implied or othcritise are granted to produce or have produced any such products or to practice or cause to be practiced any such manufacturing processes or other processes.

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APPLICABLE LAW "This order.shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of New York.

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ASSIG!EENT Any attempt to assign this order shall be void unless prior thereto the parties have mutually agreed to assignment by a duly executed agreement.

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INTEGRATION 1661 098 There are nc understandings between the parties hereto as to the suoject matter of this order other than as set forth herein.

All previcus communications

Babcoch t.','acox Attachment B Page Five 15.

If:TEGRATION(Cntinued) concerning the subject matter of this ceder, either verbal or written, are hereby abrogated and withdrawn and this order constitutes the whole agreement between the parties.

Any provisions of a purchase crdnr or specifica:icn which may be issued hereafter shall not be binding on the parties unless duly approved in writing by an authorized representative of each party.

This order may not be changed or modified except by a written amendment executed by a duly authorizeo representative of cach party.

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ATTACEENT B PAGE SIX CONDITIOT:5 0F WARRA!!TY The warhanties of Article S are ef'octive only if the followin are met:

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if COT 4PANY elects to repair and/or replace any defective Equipment to provide access to and to decontaminate any such area of Work which may be contaminated so that radiction frem such

, Parts or parts or area shall be reduced to permissible levels, and until this has been done, C0:4PANY shall be under nb obligatien to: correct Permissible levels of radiation are defined as those prescribed as acceptable to the Nuclear Regulatory Coc:nission at the time such re are rtade.

If any Federal, State or local regulatory agency having jurisdiction determines that more stringent levels of radiation are necessary or desirable for protection against radiation hazar'ds, the most stringent of such levels then in effect shall forthwith be held applicable to chis contract.

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PURCl!ASER shall at no expense to C014PANY, provide plant perhonnel and facilities td as,sist in any activity which may be required of FUR by this Article.

installation of replacement EqJip=ent, required deconta transportation for dispositic.

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