ML19322D608
| ML19322D608 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 10/03/1973 |
| From: | BABCOCK & WILCOX CO. |
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| TASK-TF, TASK-TMR A4-49, NUDOCS 8002180035 | |
| Download: ML19322D608 (8) | |
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CONTENTS 1.0 INTRODUCTIO:I 2.0 FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT 3.0 SCOPE OF WORK 4.0 SCHEDULE OF TRAINING 5.0 Co:01ERCIAL TERMS 1
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.g I::TRODUCTION 1,o In keeping with The Babcock & Wilco): Company's long standing policy of service, the COMPANY is pleased to make available to Metropolitan Edison Company the training service described in this proposal.
In the performance of these services, the
-technical resources of The Babcock & Wilcox company will be utilized to provide instruction as further described herein.
The staff which will provide the service are personnel with extensive experience in the technology of nuclear power plants and instruction of personnel, 2.0 FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT The PURCHASER is expected to furnish classrooms, audio visual.
equipment, and other teaching aids as appropriate for the conduct of the described program at the PURCHASER'S facilities.
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3.0 SCOPE OP SUPPLY 3.1 Nucicar Plant Maintenance Program - Pha'se I The scope of this wor}: includes providing two courses of instruction in Nuclear Plant Maintenance spanning a nine day period utilizing the PURCHASER'S facilities.
-The purpose of this course is to instruct the PURCHASER'S plant maintenance personnel in particular phases of maintenance, as outlined,.in Section 4.0 " Schedule of Training", peculiar to the PURCHASER'S nuclear power station.
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4.0 Sci!EDULE OF TPJCI.ING The COMPANY will furnish this training service in acco.rdance with the follouing general schedule.
The specific.date will be that which will be established by mutual agreement.
4.1 A four and one-half day Iuclear Plant saintenance Program at GPU Service Corporation or other facility provided by the PURCilASER.
SCl!EDULE (One group of 6 to 8 people)
Session Number Tonics and Objectives (4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> each) 1 Nuclear Steam System (NSS) Overview A.
Description of.USS and comnonents with particular emphasis on maintenance related items to be discussed in later sessions.
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Review c5 materials of construction, system arrangement, flow paths, and component weights, fits and tolerances.
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Walk through of plant facilities to familiarine students with work locations to be discussed in later sessions.
2 Refueling Routine - Part I A.
General description of operations normally performed by maintenance personnel.
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General' description of overall fueling operation.
C.
Detailed description of procedures, tools and equipment required to perform the following tasks:
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Removal of service connections to control rod drives.
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Venting of control rod drives.
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Disconnecting control rod drives.
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In-core instrument removal.
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(4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> cacn) 3 Refueling Routine - Part II A.
DeAailed descrip' tion of the procedures, tools, an,d equipment required to perform the'following tasks.
l.~ Removal of head insulation.
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Installation of seal plate.
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Stud detensioning operations including:
(a) Operation of stud tensioner.
(b) Operation of stud handling tool.
(c) Detensioning sequence and procedure.
(d) Seal plug installation procedure.
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Assembly of head lifting rigging.
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Installation of guide studs.
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Head removal.
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"o" ring replaceme'nte.
4 Refueling Routine - Part III A.
Detailed description of the procedures, tools, and. equipment required to perform the following tasks:
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Installation of indexing fixture.
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-Assembly of plenum lif ting rigging.
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Removal of plenum.
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Assembly of core support assembly lifting rigging.
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Removal of core support assemb1y.
5 Non-routine Maintenance - Part I A.
Detailed description of the procedures, tools, and equipment required to perform the following tasks:
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Control rod drive maintenance.
(a) Position indicator removal, replacement, adjustment.
(b) Stator assembly removal and replacement.
(c) Motor tube assembly removal and replacement.
(d) Drive disassembly and maintenance.
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Topics and Objective *s (4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> caca) 5 Non-routine Maintenance - Part I (cont'd)
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replacement and disposal.
6 Non-routine Maintenance - Part II A.' Detailed description of the procedures, tools, and equipment requAred to perform the following tasks:
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Pump Maintenance.
(a) Seal removal and replacement.
(b) Pump removal and replacement.
(c) Wear ring removal and replacement.
(d) Punp mo. tor maintenance.
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Pressuriner maintenance.
(a) Spray nostle replacement.
(b) Relief valve replacement.
(c) Heater bundle replacement.
7 Non-routine Maintenance - Part III A.
Detailed description of the procedures, tools, and equipment required to perform the following tasks:
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Stcan generator maintenance.
(a) Orifice adjustment.
(b) Leak locating and identification.
-(c) Tube plugging.
(d) Tube inspection.
(c). Clcaning.
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Vessel and internals maintenance.
(a) Scal surface maintenance.
(b) Stud hole thread maintenance.
(c) Stuck stud removal.
(d) Vent valve replacement.
Fuel Receipt and Preparation for Refueling' -
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Detailed description of the procedures, tools, and equipment required to perform the following tasks:
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Receipt of fuel and unloading.
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Receiving inspection.
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Transfer to storage pool.
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Installation of control components.
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Installation of source.
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Handling precautions.
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