ML19309G854

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Summary of 800311-12 Meeting W/Util & S&W on Site Re Const Scheduling & Observation of Const Activity Progress. Oversize Drawings Encl
ML19309G854
Person / Time
Site: River Bend Entergy icon.png
Issue date: 04/23/1980
From: Hood D
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To:
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
NUDOCS 8005070688
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{{#Wiki_filter:. p %,o 8005070[ UNITED STATES y ,g y ' ,3, g NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION , J-C WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 o %, v.....f APR 2 31980 Docket No.: 50-458 l APPLICANT: Gulf States Utilities Company FACILITY: River Bend Station, Unit 1

SUBJECT:

SUMARY OF MARCH 11-12, 1980 MEETING AND SITE VISIT TO ASSESS CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE On March 11-12, 1980 the NRC staff met with Gulf States Utilities Company (the applicant) and Stone and Webster at the River Bend (RB) site in West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana to discuss the scheduling of construction and to observe the construction activities in progress. Meeting attendees are listed in Enclosure 1. NRC representatives included a member of the Case-load Forecast Panel. The meeting agenda is enclosed as Enclosure 2. The purpose of this meeting and tour was to provide for the staff's independent assessment of construction completion. The applicant estimates that Unit 1 construction is presently 10.2 percent complete. The applicant's present estimate for construction completion and fuel loading for Unit 1 is October 1,1983, with commercial operation by April 1,1984. On the basis of this date, the applicant proposes to tender an application for operating license on December 1,1980. Conclusion The staff could find no basis for significant departure from generically derived estimates. On the basis of it's generic forecast model derived from the performance of other Boiling Water Reactors with Mark III contain-ments, the Panel estimates Unit I will be completed about October 1985, which is two years after the applicant's projection. Based upon observed work in place, the staff estimates Unit 1 is only about 6 percent complete at present, rather than 10.2 percent. The staff's generic forecast model suggests the applicant can expect to sustain a construction rate of about 2.5 percent per month until achieving about 90 percent completion, with about 12 months required to achieve the last 10 percent. While the applicant's specific installation rates for such items as piping, hangers and cable were not available at the meeting, THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS POOR QUALITY PAGES l l

. APR 2 31980 the staff concluded from the bulk quantities and the number of craftsmen involved, that the rates required for the applicant's planned 50 month con-struction schedule will be unachievable over a reasonably sustained period. Compared to other BWRs with Mark III containments, the staff finds the applicant's estimates of the bulk quantities for completion to be low for: Applicant's Range for Estimates Other BWRs Large Pipe (linear feet) 265,663 280,000 - 316,000 Small Pipe (linear feet) 117,235 180,000 - 196,000 Cable Trays (linear feet) 72,674 87,500 - 98,00 6.2 - 7.8x10g Cable (linear feet) 4.9x106 Terminations (each) 115,634 221,000 - 243,000 The staff noted that there are presently nine other LWRs scheduled for fuel loading by the end of 1983 and that each of these is presently in excess of 50 percent complete, whereas RB 1 is about 10 percent e less. Regarding the influence of the no-strike agreement in effect at the RB 1 site, the staff noted that the data base for its generic model used in this case had been adjusted to exclude delays attributed to strikes. Regarding the use of the " rolling 4-10" shift schedules, the staff noted that this basically represents a 70 hour week on a two team basis, whereas an 80 hour week for two teams has been the practice elsewhere. Moreover, the limited experience of others using a rolling 4-10 approach does not support a claim of increased productivity. However, the staff will evaluate any early signs of increased productivity at RB 1 as may be attributed to the rolling 4-10 during its next annual update of this construction schedule. In view of the two year discrepancy between the applicant's estimate and that of the Panel, the staff advised the applicant not to tender the OL application pending completion of, and subject to the findings of, the next visit by the Forecast Panel which will be made in one year. Applicant's Presentations Sumaries of the presentations during the meeting are given in Enclosure 3. Viewgraph slides used during the presentations are shown in Enclosure 4. l l l

s . APR 2 31980 Miscellaneous The staff also made a brief visit to observe the status of the local public document room in the West Feliciana Parish. Relevant documents sampled were observed to be complete and easily located.

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80 Concrete 55 Structural Steel 45 Piping 45 Drawing Type Percentage Building Service & Drainage System 30 Machine Design 30 Instrumentation <1 Electrical 15 Non-construction drawings, such~as general arrangement drawings, are 94 percent completed. S&W estimates that its overall engineering effort for drawings is 72.3 percent canpleted. This estimate is based upon man hours expended by personnel from headquarters, contracts administration, and otter related support. b. GSU (J.. Booker) Mr. Booker described the organization of GSU's River Bend Nuclear Group as shown in Figure 10 of Enclosure 4. The group consists of 85 full time personnel at present. GSU intends to add about 100 more pe sonnel this year, primarily under the Plant Superin-tendent. 11. Procursnent Status Procurement activities bega. in 1973 and most orders had been placed before the project was delayed in 1977. Termination cabinets for PGCC will be delivered ons year before the scheduled installation date. Piping from B. F. Shaw will be delivered from early summer 1980 to late summer 1981. Some delay in piping delivery is being experienced at present but recovery is expected by September 1980. Purchase orders for valves were placed in 1975 and delivery is expected to be on schedule. Cable, except for some instrument cable, has been ordered and delivery will start in about one year. Delivery dates for other major equipment are shown on Figure 11 of Enclosure 4. 12. Craft Work Force (W. Clifford, S&W Resident Construction Manager) Mr. Clifford described the Nuclear Stabilation Agreement which is unique to RB although at least two other nuclear plants are presently considering such an agreement. This no-strike agreement has been approved with the international presidents of the union as well as at the local level. The agreement covers the duration of the pro-ject and, like other contracts, is opened annually to negotiate wages, cost of living increases, etc. The agreement includes pro-visions for hiring helpers and trainees to assist journeymen. The present manual craft work force consists of: CRAFT NO. PER SHIFT COfMENT Carpenters 200 Laborers 170 Iron Workers 160 Some delay in acquiring this force to date. Operating Engineers 67 Teamsters (including warehousemen) 48 Pipefitters 40 Many more needed. Baton Rouge school being con-sidered for training. About 480 per. shift needed for late 1981 peak. Electricians 23 Many more needed. Baton Rouge school being con-sidered to train these. About 225 per shift needed for late 1981 peak. Surveyers 20 Boilermakers 12 Cement Masons 9 Painters 1 Sheetmetal Workers 0 None needed on site at present. Other 12 Total 760 The present total for non-manual trades, including quality assurance, is 300. j s ENCLOSURE 4 \\ VIEWGRAPHS SLIDES AND HAND 0UTS USED DURING MEETING 4 a \\ F, p r. / PLANNED AND ' ACTUAL PROGRESS CONSTRUCTION 10 0 ~f ^~ a-90 / Y- ,s o / p / / \\ / / \\ / [ \\ _ /[ 70 ] l j l / 60 / j,' r / / / j % 50 l f / / 40 / l / / t' 30 / / / / ~ ~~ EARLY START PLANNED PROGRESS / / 20 ~ ~~ ~ L ATE START fj PL ANNED PROGRESS / j ACTUAL PROGRESS / PERCENT ACTUAL PROGRESS: LAST MONTH THIS MONTH e I /80 / O- ~ J J AS O NO J FM A MJJ A S OND J FM AMJ J AS ON D J F M' A M J J A S O.N D J F M A M J J A S O N 0'J F ~ (979 1980 , 19 81 1982 1983 1984 Y 0 5 R P 6 t A R D 1 t s 1 1 at 1 C 1 R a 4 2 t c n T u 6 I S e t M 1 c. k S I i ,d. O R 'm w E a E ( l nO H f I r o I 6o iT M t a t 1 nA E o T 2 6 Z Ri / E I A0 N To %5 5 o Sn A t 6 B EO a? E . L. B W f IP O

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fo 9 p ce c ]b GUtf Sialf i UilLIll[S (CMPANY S LotD A*40 CAP A88t lif ESTIM4TE 19F9 - 1995 INCLUSIVE J8 l AC TUAL i 19F9 1930 1981 19d2 1933 1984 1985 SUM. Wlh. SUM. WIN. SU". WIN. 501. Wife. SUM. W ild. SUM. nIN. SUM. 6 1. SYSTEM C AP ABIL IIf 5456 593e 5536 5936 6026 6026 6656 6926 6926 6926 7490 7625 8165 2. PLUS PU5tCHASES 4. R A YP URN 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 B. TOLEDO 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 C. TVA DIVERSITY 215 0 158 0 100 0 100 'O 100 0 0 0 0 D. CENTRAL LOUISIANA ELEC. CO. 150 210 60 150 150 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 E. OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELEC. CO. 150 150 150 150 150 50 50 15Q 150 0 0 0 0 F. SOUT18dESTERN ELEC. PWR. CO. 100 200 200 200 90 90 150 150 115 115 0 0 0 G. PUBLIC SERV. CO. OF OKLA. 0 0 0 0 60 60 100 100 45 45 0 0 0 H. CAJUN ELEC. PWR. CO-OP. INC. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 282 188 188 I. SAM RAYBURN DAM ELEC. CO-OP. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 94 85 85 TOTAL PURCHASES 713 658 666 598 648 298 498 498 508 258 474 371 371 3. MINUS SALE S A. IVA DIVEPSITY 0 158 0 100 0 100 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL SALES 3 158 9 100 0 100 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 4. IUT AL CAPABILITY 11+2-3) 616) 6436 6602 6434 66T4 6224 7154 7324 7434

718, 7964 7996 8536 5.

SYSIEM Pa AX I MUM INIUR OEMAND A. M A X I '4U M LaA 0 5224 4091 5478 4167 5719 4396 609T 4638 6432 4884 6713 5128 7112 8. INIIRR UPII BLE Li140 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IOT AL F IRM Of t'AND ( A-3 8 5229 4091 5478 4167 5779 4396 609T 4638 6432 4884 6773 5128 7112 6. MAkGIN IN [XCESS Of LOAD 44-53 940 2345 !!24 2267 895 1e29 1057 2686 1002 2300 1191 2868 1424

7. OESIREu RESIRVES 10.15 X 53 784 922 822 867 867 915 915 965 965 1016 1016 1067 1067
8. CAP. Off FDP MAINi[N Ar.C E OR OfP4TED

!!61 1645 0 1191 0 899 0 810 0 1846 0 1764 0

9. SURPLUS CAPABILI TY (6-7-9) 0 0

302 209 28 14 142 911 37 0 175 37 357 l

10. 2 MARGife IN EXLESS Of L O A.) (6/53 10.3 57.3 20.5 54.4 15.5 41.6 17.3 57.9 15.6 47.1 17.6 55.9 20.0 l

NOTES: (1 ALL LOADS ARE IN HEGAWATTS. (2 ESTIMATE ASSUMES Supt 4ER PEAK IN AUGUST AND WINTER PEAK IN JANUARY. L3 THE 1979 DEMAND INCLUDES SLLMCO LOAD. A SLEMCO LOAD OF 200 MW HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THE 1980 SUPhiR OEMAND. THE SLEMCO LOAD WILL BECOME PART OF CEPCO DEMAND,lAIEN CEPCO'S FIRST COAL UNIT IS IN SERVICE. THE CEPCO COAL UNIT IS PRESENTLY SCHEDULED IN-SERVICE APRIL 1. 1980.

Fra v v e 7c. GULF STATES UT!LITIES C'JMPA'lY 12 LUA0 %ND CAPA31LITY ESit:dATE ~ SY S T E'i YE ARLY 60 MINUTE PEAKS 1913 THROUGH 1979 - ACTUAL 1980 THRCUGH l 'IP S - EST!MATFD 60 Mit4UTC / Ek C EP!T 60 M t'!UT E PERCENT YFAr M E GAW A TT PEAK INC REA SE YEAR 4EGAWATT PEAK INCREASE 1933 60 0.0 10o0 1104 6.5 1934 66 10.0 1961 1211 9.2 1935 67 1.5 1962 1420 17.3 1936 78 16.4 1963 1531 7.R 1937 77 24.4 1964 1712 11.8 1930 100 3.1 1965 1832 i.0 1939 117 17.0 1966 2044 11.8 1940 121 3.4 1967 2300 12.2-1941 139 14.9 1968 2554 11.3 1942 146 5.0 1969 2851 11.6 1943 199 36.3 1970 3039 6.6 1944 218 9.5 1971 3285 8.1 144S 223 2.3 1972 3603 9.7 1946 205 8.1 ** 1973 3790 5.7 1947 265 29.3 1974 3896 2.8 1948 292 1 11. 2 1975 3c77 2.1 1949 327 12.0 1976 4162 4.7 1950 389 10.0 1977 4657 11.9 1951 440 1.T.1 1973 5138 10.3 1C52 476 8.2 1979 5229 1.8 1953 492 3.4 1980

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4.9 1954 540 9.8 1981

  • 5779 5.5 19'S 604 11.9 1082
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  • 6422 5.5 1717 7 77 10.3 1984
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<<mugunn, ~ n c 10 A t. y 1 t*::W as yu 'Eng. Des & Cler. Sal. -nvno v e4 17- / 7'? 90,200,002 Othsr Hdqtr Sal. 14,294,089 Hdqtr Exp r 1#ye gn 11,639,975 Containment / / 27,471,354 Bal. Hdqtr P.O. ^ Escalation 29,250,052-Subtotal 172,855,472 QA/QC Headquarters Field 7,041,513 Manual 2,657,667 Local Purchases-Contracts 6,612 Sales & Use Tax (37,291) Escalation 230 Subtotal 9,668,731 FIELD Manual Salary Nonmanual Salary 14,216',865 Local P.O. 's Dist. Mat. 9,795,114 Bristol Str. St. 52,856,771 Nat. Mob. Conc. 3,216,882 Wellpoint Dewatering Corp., 1,544,227 Morrison-Knudsen 154,401 Stamm-Scheele 681,232 Salco 102,462 i' Cyclone Fencing 28,468 Other Subcontracts 20,040 Escalation 3,503 Subtotal i 82,619,965 SALES & USE TAX FEE 5,176,048 ' SUBTOTAL 6,863,990 TOTAL UNIT ONE S&W 272,008,158 LOCAL 24,522,079 GE-NSSS 45,898,240 TURBINE GENERATOR 39,564,707 EQUIPMENT RENTAL 4,?.94,715 AFUDC 65,852,831 TOTAL LOCAL 179,832,572 TOTAL UNIT ONE S&W l 272,008,158 ( TOTAL LOCAL 179,832,572 TOTAL-GSU & S&W 451,840,730

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s /~ime // STATUS GMtAJOR EQUIPMEN3 I i. EQUIPMEND VENDOR DELIVERY. COFDIENTS i i Reactor Pressure-4 GErNSSS Hay, 198L RPV in storage at CBIN "3 Vessel l Memphis-Delivery with internals installed. tTurbine Generaton GE Jan.198E thra Now in Of f-Site storage at Memphis. Delivery-sequence r Oct. 1982' dependent upon erection [

schedule, j Feedwater Heatezr Binghan go,, 3979

/ t Drain. Pumps Willamette On Site, l Condensate Pumpa Bingham Sept. 19796 l On Site W132amette } l Reactor Plant Struthers May 1980s j l Component Cooling Water Wells I Heat Exchangers i l ! Main Condenser Weshtinghouse July 1977 thru un site I&Auxillaries April 1978 Su'> assembly work l Underway j Feedwater lleaters. Yuba Nov. 1978 on Site i l I ) Turbine Bldg. llarnischfeger June 1973 On Site ] Overhead Crane i i High Pressure-GE NSSS July 1977d thru Pump, Motor, Valves Core Spray Dec. 1979 Aug. 1980' piesel Generator Motor Control Center Transformer Residuail Heat GE NSSS Sept. 1979 thru Major equipment on site-lRemovallSystem. Oct. 1980 local instruments due t Oct., 1980 I 1 Reactor Protection GE NSSS Sept. 1980 thru Distribution panels 9/80 System. June 1981 Local instruments 6/81 i Reactor Fced Pumps Bingham Marc!) 1980-Reactor Feed Pump Willamette Motors on site. Power Generation Fabrication underway Control Complex CE NSSS Dec. 1981 preassembly & test at-(PGCC) San Jose.

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