ML19319D472

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Notifies That Two Surveillance Capsules Will Be Installed for Irradiation During First Fuel Cycle.Addl Capsules to Be Installed at First Refueling.Capsule Installation & Removal Schedule,Meeting App H Requirements,Encl
ML19319D472
Person / Time
Site: Crystal River Duke Energy icon.png
Issue date: 11/05/1976
From: Rodgers J
FLORIDA POWER CORP.
To: Stolz J
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
NUDOCS 8003170599
Download: ML19319D472 (5)


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Dear Mr. Stolz:

Florida Power Corporation letter dated September 28,1976, re-garding the surveillance program for reactor vessel surveillance specimens for Crystal River Unit 3 (CR-3), indicated that installation of surveillance cap-sules in CR-3 would be deferred until the first refueling. We have reviewed this matter further, and concluded that we will install two surveillance. cap-sules at this time, for irradiation during the first fuel cycle. Additional cap-sules will, of course, be installed at the first refueling as previously discussed with you.

We consider the above approach to meet the requirements of Appendix H of 10CFR50 The planned capsule installation and removal sched-ule meeting Appendix H requirements is shown on Table 1.

A capsule installed at initial fuel load will be removed at the first refueling and tested as re' quired by the Appendix H, Paragraph II. C. 3. c withdrawal schedule which requires a capsule to be removed at hat time.

The capsules loaded at the initial fuel load will be those contain-ing fracture mechanics type specimens of weld materials, as well as normal tensile and Charpy specimens (see Table 2, attached). These capsules are the capsules which NRC has previously approved for use in CR-3.

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Page 2 As indicated above, we consider the above described surveillance capsule irradiation schedule to meet 10CFR50, Appendix H, requirements. If you have any comments on it, we would appreciate receiving them as soon as pos sible.

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TABLE 1 REACTOR VESSEL MATERIAL IRRADIATION SCHEDULE Specimen Ins tallation Removal 1.

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Capsule B Initial Fuel Load End of 1st Cycle 5.

Capsule D Initial Fuel Load End of 6th Cycle 6

Capsule F End of First Cycle End of 3rd Cycle Note:

Capsules B, D and F contain compact tension specimens as well as Charpy and tensile specimens.

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