ML19289F081

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Summary of 790411-12 Meeting W/Util & S&W in Boston,Ma Re Status of Reanalysis Efforts & Review of Packages Completed to Date
ML19289F081
Person / Time
Site: Beaver Valley
Issue date: 04/20/1979
From: Wigginton D
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To:
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
TAC-11431, NUDOCS 7906010288
Download: ML19289F081 (6)


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50-334 LICENSEE: Duquesne Light Company FACILITY: Beaver Valley Power Station, Unit No. 1

SUBJECT:

MEETING

SUMMARY

- PIPE STRESS ANALYSIS The licensee and Stone and Webster Engineering Corporation met with the staff on April 11 and 12, 1979 in Boston to discuss the status of the reanalysis efforts and to review the completed packages to-date.

The list of attendees is attached as Enclosure 1.

The review centered on four completed packages (pipe stresses, hanger loads, base plate and bolts) and on seven partially completed packages.

These packages are listed in Enclosure 2.

The review of the systems being reanalyzed resulted in a general but incomplete agreement on the total systems requiring reanalysis. Stone & Webster agreed to provide a complete list of Category 1 piping, a full set of P&ID's, and a line list of all those analyzed by Shock 2, and those safety related. While it was originally thought that about 150 lines were analyzed by Shock 2, S&W has discovered an additional 150 runs which may include earlier duplicates. Therefore, the total runs using Shock 2 is somewhere between 150 and 300. S&W will survey these additional computer analyses to finalize a composite list.

The review of the pipe stress and hanger evaluation packages revealed several areas which were brought to the attention of the licensee.

The packages need a better quality control; the licensee noted that they had accepted only one of the completed packages and quality control The review seems to be was a function that the licensee would perform.

taking a great deal of time. The licensee has noted this to S&W in an effort to maintain their schedule of review. The largest number of problem areas identified from this limited review appears to be on the loading of the anchor bolts of pipe supports. With the information and data being used in the analyses, the seismic effects results in increased loadings on the supports and bolts.

Five problem sets were identified to the licensee as a request for additional information. These problem sets will be used by EG&G-Idaho q 906010 2236 356

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The problem sets The infomation requested is listed in Enclosure 3.

requested are as follows:

Identification Run Steam Generator Feedwater Line on lA Steam Generator 783 1200 Pressurizer Spray Line 203 Auxilliary Feedwater Suction Line 204 Auxilliary Feedwater Pump Discharge 255A Residual Heat Removal Lines In the conclusion of the meeting, the licensee was requested to advise the NRC at the earliest possible time if a modified amplified response The licensee was spectra was to be used in the Beaver Valley review.

also requested to supply a weekly status of runs report.

Dave Wigginton Operating Reactors Branch #1 Division of Operating Reactors

Enclosures:

As stated 2236 J57 ATTENDEE LIST BEAVER VALLEY - 1 IN BOSTON MEETING WITH NRC, APRIL 11, 1979 Organization Name S&W J. M. Cumiskey S&W Oon King S&W W. J. L. Kennedy DLC N. R. Tonet DLC J. J. Carey EG&G Idaho D. K. Morton NRC W. T. Russell NRC J. M. Giannelli NRC R. G. LaGrange NRC D. L. Wigginton NRC E. V. Imero 2236 358

April 11 & 12,1979 REVIEW - BEAVER VALLEY UNIT #1 Complete Packages

1) Auxilliary Feedwater Pump Discharge Lines
2) Recirculation Heat Exchanger-River Water Outlet
3) Low Head Safety Injection Pump Suction Lines from Sump (Including Sump Cross Tie)
4) Reactor Coolant Piping and 8" Crossover Line Between Main Loop Isolation Valves Partial Packages
1) Pressurizer Spray
2) Steam Generator Feedwater - lA Generator
3) Steam Generator Feedwater - 1B Generator
4) Steam Generator Feedwater - IC Generator
5) Reactor Coolant Piping - lA Loop
6) Residual Heat Removal
7) Auxilliary Feedwater Lines Suction 2236 359

The following engineering data is required to perform an ANSI B31.1 audit calculation:

1.

List of design and operating temperatures and pressure.

2.

Detailed piping drawings and/or isometrics indicating the geometry of the piping system along with all necessary dimensions (including bend radii) and weld locations.

3.

List of nominal pipe sizes, schedules, weights, insulation weights, and materials.

4.

List of pipe support types, locations, stiffnesses, and preloads (spring hanger hot loads).

5.

List of valve locations, weights, lengths, and eccentricities (center of gravity locations) 6.

List of any anchor movements (thermal, seismic, etc.) and locations.

7.

OBE and SSE response spectra.

8.

Description of any special fittings or components present on the piping system.

9.

Stress summary based on Shock II/Nupipe results.

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