ML19323B451

Monthly Operating Rept for Apr 1980.W/routing Memo

ML19323B451
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Site:	FitzPatrick
Issue date:	05/07/1980
From:	Pasternak R POWER AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK (NEW YORK
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JAFP-80-376, NUDOCS 8005120390
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- 8 0051A0 370 POWER AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK JAMES A. FITzPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT RAYMOND J. PASTERNAK P.o. BOX 41 j Resident Manager Lycomeng, New York 13093 tiAY 7, 1980 3is.342 384o SERIAL: JAFP-80-376 tiEMORANDUM T0: GEORGE T. BERRY FR0ti: RAYMOND J. PASTERNAK Enclosed is the monthly report for the James A. FitzPatrick Nuclear i

Power Plant for April 1980. ,

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/ t2 Ant & / $& D L/' b RAYMOND J. PASTERNAK RJP:SLP:cmh Enclosure CC: R. E. Hammond, Astoria #6 J. M. Collyer, Blenheim-Gilboa '

J. E. Fi tzgerald, Niagara Project

] J. P. Bayne, Indian Point #3 H. E. Cornish, St. Lawrence l

W. E. Munson, Marcy l l

R. Ram (5 copies)

J. R. Schmeider J. F. English R. A. Hiney P. W. Lyon I

NY0 Files R. J. Pasternak C. Patrick S. L. Pobutkiewicz l P. Frawley Routing DCC (S-G-JAFP)

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT

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SUMMARY

Plant availability and capacity factors for the month were 97.1%

and 80.4% respectively.

The maximum gross generation achieved was 793 MW(e) on April 8, 1980.

During the month, power varied between 793 and 480 Mw(c). There were three reductions in power: one for rod pattern adjustment on April 4; one for surveillance testing on April 11; and one for high conductivity in the reactor due to condenser tube leaks on April 17 thru 20. The tube leaks were repaired and power was increased to approximately 650 Mw(e) . A reactor scram occurred on April 28 due to condensate forming on the generator exciter rectifiers resulting in a ground.

Following the scram, the plant was returned to power on April 29 1

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II. ADf11 NI STRATIVE A. Personnel i

The following represents employees at the JAF Plant for the month of April 1979 and April 1980.

! April 1979 April 1980

Annual Salaried (Permanent) 72 76 Annual Salaried (Temporary) 1 0 Hourly (Permanent) 116 123 i Hourly (Temporary) 0 20 g

TOTAL 189 219 l

l In the month of April, 1980, five (5) employees terminated their positions (David Smith - SS, Steve Hudson - SS, Steve

. Braunfield - Tech. B, Paul Moon and Ron Colocino - Temporary l Building and Grounds Attendants). One permanent annual employee,

'; Patricia Chaldu was hired as a Secratary - Office Services, and fourteen (14) temporary hourly employees were hired to assist the Building and Grounds Department, Radiological and i Environmental Services Department, and the '.larehouse Department in the upcoming refueling outage.

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B. Accounting -

i Vouchers Processed: 461 .

1 Categories of Costs:

1 I Materials and Supplies Consumed $ 170,211

, liaterials and Supplies for Stock 146,854 Office and Station Expense 41,894 Service and Maintenance Contracts 249,804 i Operating Agreements ---

l Professional and Consulting Services 40,589 j

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Travel Expense 3,038 Replacement Equipment ---

Plant improvements - Maint. Exp. 1,182,238 Outages ---

Payroll 229,227

j New Equipment 19,040 l Plant Improvements - Capitalized 286,926 l Other 77 l TOTAL $ 2,369,898  ;

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ll. ADMlHISTRATIVE (Cont'd)

C. Miscellaneous

1. Meetings The Resident Manager attended the following meetings during the month APRIL MEETING 3 New York Office - Salary Administration Meeting 15 Energy Information center - Meeting with Building and Trades Council - Meeting wi th Niagara Mohawk - Discussion on Emergency Plan 16 Pontiac Hotel - Niagara Mohawk Presentation to NRC - Emergency Plan 17 Pontiac Potel - JAFNPP Presentation to NRC - Emergency Plan - NRC Personnel Toured jar Plant 18 JAF - Combined meeting of PORC and SRC Committec 24 New York Office - Meetings with various NY0 Personnel - New York Office of SSW -

Progress Meeting 25 Meeting with RIT Interviewees for Engineering Trainee

2. Energy Information Center 1980 1979 Total Visitors this month 1,007 1,449 The above figure includes 8 organized groups, accounting for 279 people. The largest group was 135 from Cicero Elementary School. The largest daily attendance was 178 on April 8, 1980. The Center also provided meeting facilities for 11 groups not included above totaling 309 people.

The Energy Environment Simulator was presented to 1 group for a total of 35 people this month.

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11. ADMINISTRATIVE (cont'd)

C. fliscellaneous (cont'd) 3 Public Relations Activities The Public Relations Officer attended the following during the month:

APRIL MEETING Meeting or, Emergency Planning and facilities between Oswego Mayor William Cahill, Administrative Assistant, Robert Whi t temore ,

Robert Burtch (Niagara Mohawk) and Carl Patrick.

10,11 Carl Patrick Lt Niagara Project for Electric Show training session with Joanne Monaco, Carol Costintini, Rick Chase and Mary Anne Ramer.

14 Oswego County Environmental Management Council meeting. Carl Patrick attended.

16 NRC Emergency Planning Task Force public technical review meeting with Niagara Mohawk. Carl Patrick, various plant and New York Office staff attended.

17 Afternoon - NRC Emergency Planning Task Force public technical review meeting with Power Authori ty. Mess rs. Pas ternak, Burns ,

and Deist represented the Power Authority.

Evening - NRC Emergency Planning Task Force public comment session. Carl Patrick and various plant and New York Office staff attended.

21 Carl Patrick and Bob Burtch (Niagara Mohawk) appeared on "Open Mike" (WSG0 Radio, Oswego) program on emergency pli uu.ig.

25 Carl Patrick conducted a FitzPatrick Plant tour for seven Rochester institute of Technology students at FitzPatrick for interviews.

29 Richard Longshore (Doctoral candidate, Syracuse University and Researcher for Dr. James Carroll , Brookings Institute) net with Carl Patrick and Eric Mulcahey concerning emergency planning.

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11. ADMINISTRATIVE (Cont'd)

C. Miscellencous (Cont'd)

3. Media Contacts Palladium Times, Oswego Oswego Valley News, Fulton Post Standard / Herald Journal, Syracuse Associated Press, Syracuse WSG0 Radio, Oswego WOSC/'.!KFM Radio, Fulton WNDR Radio, Syracuse WSTM TV, Ch. 3, Syracuse UlXT TV, Ch. 9, Syracuse l

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JAf1ES A. FlTZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT I

111. ENVIRONtiENTAL/ RADIATION PROTECTION A. The following items were completed during the month:

Surveys Performed 608 RWP's issued 669

• TLD Badges issued Regular 977 Visitor 355

• Since April 1, 1980 record dosinctry is accomplished by an in-house automatic TLD system and to facilitate record keeping anyone issued a picture security badge is considered a regular employee.

The number of PASNY regulars is approximately 210.

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JAf1FS A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IV. INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL A. A maintenance summary of safety-related equipment has been submitted with the ftonthly Operating Status Report to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

B. See Attachment A for Protective Relay Committee--NYPP and NPCC Discrepancy Reports.

C. Miscellaneous

1. During the month of April, 1980, the l&C Department performed 54 Surveillance tests. This amounted to 214 instruments tested, 72 of which were calibrations. Twenty-three instruments requ red adjustment and 4 Occur.rence i

Reports were written against instruments / procedures.

Some major areas of work were:

No. of Techs Weeks Surveillance Testing 2 4 Surveillance Testing Training 1 3 Relay /!ietering 2 1 ARtis 2 2 1/2 Training 16 1 Security 3 2 Outage Planning 2 1

2. The following was accomplished during the month

a. Radios:

1. Installed busy light boards.

2. Solved digital private-line problem.

3. v Jered additional portable antennas,

b. Relay Calibrations:

1. Calibrated main generator field ground relay.

2. Developed procedures for testing IJS52D, CJC15E, SAM 17A, CFVBilA, and ICW51A relays.

c. iii scel laneous :

1. Completed minor modifications 71-3615 and 71-6286.

3. The following work is planned for the month of May:

a. Relay Calibrations:

1. Calibrate emergency diesel generators BSD protective relays.

2. Calibrate 10600 bus protective relays.

3 Calibrate main generator protective relays.

b. Meter Calibrations :

1. Calibrate emergency diesel generators BSD meters.

2. Calibrate 10600 bus meters, j 3 Calibrate main generator meters.

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT V. MAlHTENANCE A. A maintenance summary of safety related equipcent has been submitted with the Monthly Status Report to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

l B. Miscellaneous

1. The followinn training involving maintenance department personnel was conducted:

a. Eleven personnel attended the BWR orientation course i

(40 hr. cach)

b. One person attended a course on welding theory and practice (24 hr.)

2. Manpower requirements have been established for the refueling outage. Manning has commenced to support the May 8 outage date.

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JA!!ES A. FITZPATRICK NUCl. EAR POWER PI, ANT VI. OPERATIONS A. f!AJOR EQUIPh!ENT IN AND OUT OF SERVICE 4/10/80 23410V-25 failed.

4/10/80 23-tt0V-25 returned to service, cocked brush holder.

4/14/80 llattery ground on #2 bypass valve position indication (cleared).

4/28/80 "A" I.PCI inverter failure.

4/28/80 "A" I,PCI inverter repaired.

B. OllTAGES AND 1.0AD CllANGES 4/1/80 780 W e - At maximum power level for rod pattern.

4/2/80 780 We - At maximum power level for rod pattern.

4/3/80 780 We - At maximum power level for rod pattern.

4/4/80 550 We - Reduced power for rod pattern adjust.

4/5/80 660 We - Increasing power in accordance with PCIOMR.

4/6/80 750 We - Increasing power in accordance with PCIOMR.

4/7/80 790 We - At maximum power level for rod pattern.

4/8/80 790 W e - At maximum power level for rod pattern.

4/9/80 790 We - At maximum power level for rod pattern.

4/10/80 790 We - At maximum power level for rod pattern.

4/11/80 790 We - Reduced power for one hour for surveillance tests.

4/12/80 780 We - At maximum power level for rod pattern.

4/13/80 780 We - At maximtun power level for rod pattern.

4/14/80 780 We - At maximum power level for rod pattern.

4/15/80 780 We - At maximum power level for rod pat tern.

4/16/80 780 Wo - At maximum power level for rod pattern.

4/17/80 500 W e - Power reduced at 1700 to look for con-denser tube leaks.

4/18/80 450 We - 1. coking for tube leaks.

4/19/80 500 We - 1.ooking for tube leaks.

4/20/80 550 We - Tube Icaks repaired.

4/21/80 650 We - Awaiting condemin regen.

4/22/80 650 W e - Awaiting condemin regen.

4/23/80 650 FtWe - Awaiting condemin regen.

4/24/80 640 We - Awaiting condemin regen.

4/25/80 640 We - Awaiting condemin regen.

4/26/80 640 We - Awaiting condemin regen.

4/27/80 640 We - Awaiting condemin regen.

4/28/80 640 We - Reactor scram at 1400, condensate forming on generator rectifiers caused ,

a ground.

4/29/80 280 We - Unit on the line at 1300.

4/30/80 500 We - Increasing power in accordance with PC10MR.

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT VI. OPERATIONS (CONTINUED)

C. RADWASTE The following items were completed during the month:

Water Processed (gallons) 800,000 Water Produced (gallons) 450,000 Water discharged to the lake (gallons) 114,000 Shipments of Solidified Waste 7 Shipments of Dewatered Resins 1 Shipments of Compacted Waste 1 Ultrasonic Resin Cleanings O Condensate Demineralizer Regenerations 1 Miscellaneous:

"A" Concentrator repairs continue.

Rebuilt fuel pool filters and waste collector filter.

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JA!1ES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT .

Vll. PROCUREtiENT A. A total of 419 purchase orders were processed from March 19, 1980 to April 19, 1980, amounting to $1,096,891.75.

The following is a breakdown in dollar amounts of purchase orders written through April 19, 1980:

DOLLAR AMOUNT NUMBER OF ORDERS

$1.00 to $4,999 389 15,000 to $99,999 28

$100,000 to $499.999 2

$500,000 and over 0 419 B. The major purchase orders over $5,000 are listed on Attachment B.1.

The summary by budget job request number is listed on Attachment B.2.

C. The total amount of purchase orders for 1980 is 1,462 amounting to

$3,865,361.20.

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POUER PLANT Vill. TECHNICAL SERVICES A. Record Management

1. Automated Records Management System (ARMS)

a. Equipment Operation The following is a tabulation of lost time for the microfilming and computer equipment:

ITEM DAYS Computer 5 Video System 2 TDC Camera 3

b. Indexing Status On line indexing and coding continues on a daily basis for incoming, outgoing mail, work requests, purchase orders, ISC Surveillance Data Sheets, and retrofit of the existing plant files. As of April 30, 1980, a total of 58,033 documents have been indexed.

2. Maintenance Operating Data System (MODS) .

A total of 329 open work requests have been transferred from the ARMS data base to the MODS corrective maintenance (File #4) in preparation for use by the plant staff.

B. Reactor Engineering

1. Fuel burnup for the month was 504 MWD /ST for a total cycle exposure of 5553 MWD /ST. The reactor availability was 97.5% and the reactor capacity factor was 79.1%

2. A graph of average daily net electric output vs. day of month is submitted as Attachment C.

C. Plant Engineering

1. Nuclear plant reliability data reporting - The quarterly operating report for first quarter 1980 submitted to NY0 on April 7, 1980.

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Vill. TECHNICAL SERVICES (cond't)

C. Plant Engineering

2. NRC Bulletins 79-02/07/14 - Baseplate qualification, pipe stress and as-built drawings status Accessible Areas - As of April 25, 1980 Total number of supports (may change somewhat) 929 Total number of supports accepted af ter modifications 384 Total number of supports accepted by inspection only 481 Humber of outstanding work request 66 Number of supports at TTL requi ring engineer work 8 Number of supports lef t for TTL flexi-bility analysis 121 13 ,

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IX. SECURITY Highlights for the month of April were as follows:

A. The safeguards contingency plan was revised to reficct the additional information requested by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The revision (dated 4-25-80) was submitted on April 30, 1980. The Power Authority is now revising a proposal f rom Nuclear Energy Services to fulfill 10 CFR 73.40 regarding implementing procedures and training.

B. The Oswego County Sheriff Department Special Forces Team participated in a training and drill on gas mask use. The drill consisted of using smoke grenades in enclosed structures to simulate various situations. Seventeen members of the team took part in the Saturday morning exercise.

C. The First Aid Office is being staffed by a nurse on first shif t as of April 29, 1980. On May 9, the First Aid Office will be operated 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> per day throughout the outage.

D. A Nuclear Regulatory Commission Security inspection began on April 14, 1980 and continued for a 2nd week beginning on April 23, 1980.

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT X. TRAINING A. General Employee Training During the month of April, 173 personnel were indoctrinated in programs including radiation protection, security, safety and respiratory protection.

B. Professional Training

1. The classroom phase of STA training was completed on April 25th.

2. On-the-job training for STA's continued on a daily basis throughout the month.

3. Control Room Management Training for plant licensed operators was conducted for 24 staff members by General Electric.

C. Special Outage Training

1. Fire Watch Training was conducted for 103 contractor personnel in 7 sessions during the month.

2. Plant Indoctrination Training was administered to 9 nurses who will provide medical coverage during the -

outage.

D. Basic Nuclear Power Training Four, one-week courses in Basic BNR Technology were conducted for 60 PASNY personnel during the month.

E. Other Training Activiites

1. The development of lesson plan material for:

lleat Transfer Fluid Flow Thermodynamics

2. The develor ci.t of training programs for Replacement Operators:

a. R0 License Class

b. SRO License Class 15

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT XI. WARE!!0USING The following were processed during the month:

Material Issue Reports 716 hhterial Receiving Reports 690 DTO Requisitions / Purchase Orders 286 Stock Replenishment Requisitions 134 Symbol Number Requests 20 (89 Items)

New Items Transferred into Stock 127 Inventory Dollar Value 3,156,393.06 l

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT XII. OUTAGE A. Outage Schedule

1. Torus Modifications

a. Need completion of engineering by Teledyne (on-going item)

2. Safety Relief Valves

a. Need resolut ion of 02-RV-71 "B", "J" G "G"

3. Relief Valve Monitoring System

a. Received relief valve monitoring system equipment and work in accessible areas is underway

4. In-Service Inspection Program

a. EBASCO has been awarded contract to perform ISI program

b. Work scope continues

5. Reload Three (3) Licensing was submitted to the NRC March 4, 1980

6. Revision 16 of JAFNPP 1980 Refuel Outage Schedule has been issued B. Fire Protection

1. Need NRC approval of fire pump capacity data

2. Need NRC approval of fire pump performance data

3. Need NRC approval of cable flame test results

4. Need to test CO2 fire suppression system of cable run rooms. Preparation of test procedure is in progress

5. Revision 16 of JAFNPP Fire Modifications - Schedule of tasks to be performed by site - has been issued.

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Xlli. SPECIALIZED TOPICS A. OCCURRENCE / LICENSEE EVENT REPORTS OR NO. LER N0. DESCRIPTION 80-048 N/A SRM 'A' showed erratic level and period readings. Not a reportable event.80-049 80-026 A routine process computer printout of reactor thermal limits indicated that the Minimum Critical Power Ratio (MCPR) was in excess of the Technical Specification limits.LPRM 44-37C had drifted causing the plant process computer to indica ~te a t1CPR value in excess of the Technical Specification limits.80-050 N/A A short on the cable to Standby Liquid Pump suction caused the heat trace to be de-energized. The heat traca was repaired and the temperature neasured to determine system operability. Not a reportable event.30-051 N/A There was an electrical short in the security mechanism to the West Electric Bay Door (E-272/2). Not a reportable event.80-052 N/A There was a paper fire in the Eas t Cresent area below 10-MOV-668 motor operator.

Initially, the fire was put out by craf t workers with the Fire Brigade responding.

Not a reportcble event.80-053 N/A Pipe Hanger H-46-335 did not meet interim requi rements as per ISE Bulletin 79-02.80-054 N/A According to the chart recorder, the reactor water conductivity indicated 5 umhos. Actual conductivity did not exceed technical specification limits.

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Xill. SPECIALIZED TOPICS (continued)

A. OCCURRENCE / LICENSEE EVENT REPORTS OR NO. LER NO. DESCRIPTION 80-055 80-027 A hanger related to the HPCI System steam supply required repair. To permit repair the HPC! System was intentionally made inoperable by electrically disabling the steam supply isolation valve. This action resulted in placing the HPCI System in a degraded mode allowed by Technical Specifications.

Following repair of the pipe hanger, the HPCI system was returned to service in the standby mode approximately four hours later.

80-56 80-028 The 'B' loop of the Torus Cooling System was declared inoperable when required by Technical Specifications paragraph 3.5.B.

This was caused by a ceficiency associated with Hanger Hlo-49A. Specifically, the base plate for Hanger H:0-49A failed the flexability requirements of NRC ICE Bulletin 79-02. The system was restored to an operable status and the base plate modified. ,

80-57 N/A Pipe support BFSK-362 failed the base flexibility analysis. Not a reportable event.80-058 80-029 Level switch 23-LS-74A was found set less conservative than allowed. The switch was found set at 58.5 inches compared to a limit of equal to or greater than 59.5 inches. Occurrence Report No.80-060, concerning the same level switch operating improperly at a later date, was reported on this same LER-80-029 80-059 80-030 350 fire barrier penetration seals were found to be either missing or requiring rescaling as a result of surveillance test F-ST-76L to satisfy a technical specification requirement. The actual inspection of the more than 6000 penetrations and corrective action extended over a period of several weeks. In each case, as the need for resealing of a penetration was identified, the personnel performing the inspection acted as the fire watch required by technical specifications.

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JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Xill. SPECIALIZED TOPICS A. OCCURRENCE / LICENSEE EVENT REPORTS OR NO. LER NO. DESCRIPTION 80-060 80-029 Level Switch 23-LS-74A failed surveillance.

The switch was cleaned and lubricated to restore proper operation. See OR-80058, above.30-061 80-031 Drywell to torus dif ferential pressure decreased to below 1.7 psid as a result of trip of the reactor water cleanup system.

Trip of the system resulted in cooling of the drywell atmosphere.80-062 N/A Reactor Building contained high airborne radiation (below radiation moni tor set points) as a result of a packing leak on 12-M0V-18. System was tripped and valve repacked. See OR-80-061 above.80-063 N/A Reactor water level indicator 06-LI-52A was out of procedural tolerance during surveillance test. Technical specification limit was not exceeded. .

i 80-064 80-032 Release rate of halogens and particulates with half life of greater than eight days exceeded 4% of envi ronn, ental Technical Specifications paragraph 2.3.B.2 for the first quarter of 1980. The only action required is a report to NRC.80-065 80-033 Diesel fire pump was intentionally taken out of service to perform a minor modification of the cooling system closure and replacement of the radiator cap.80-066 80-034 HPCI System minimum flow valve failed to close during surveillance testing. Valve was placed in the closed position and disabled to satisfy containment isolation requirements. HPCI system remained operable.

B. PORC During the report period, PORC Meetings80-018 through 80-023 were held. These meetings required 7 hours8.101852e-5 days <br />0.00194 hours <br />1.157407e-5 weeks <br />2.6635e-6 months <br /> and 55 minutes of plant staff time.

l PORC acted on 119 procedures, 17 Occurrence Reports and 4 additional items.

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ATTACHMENT A i

t j JAFNPP Protective Relaying Monthly Discrepancy Report Month April Year 1980 OUTSTANDING DISCREPANCIES:

d NO OUTSTANDING DISCREPANCIES XXXXXX l

l l CC: R. J. Pasternak P. J. Finnerty W. Tuccillo, NYO D.C.C.

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Attachment B.I.

April, 1980 .

MONTilLY SUbotARY OF PURCilASES OVER $5,000 - JAFNPP PURCilASE ORDER NUMBER VENDOR REMARKS DOLLAR AMOUNT 009-80 Pittsbureh Testing Laboratory Monthly Analysis $ 5,000.00 091-80 F'a y's Drdg Coliiparip Mics. Supplies 5,000.00 2

16252-79C/0#2 Rad Services, Inc. Increase in duration of time 30,000.00 16953-80 General Electric Company. Supply Fuel Channel 25,304.40 16960-80 Bergen Paterson Pipesupport Corp. Master Replacement Seal Kit 9,547.77 ,

16988-80 Zurn Industries, Inc. Actuator Assy. Couplings 25,516.00' i '

17547-80 Diehl Syracuse, Inc. Baldor DC Motor 8,757.85 17658-80 Greif Brothers 55 gal. Drum 5,610.00 17679-80 CGR Compacting Metal Lined Boxes LSA 6,500.00 17694-80 Tera Corporation Plates, T-Bar, Solenoids, Etc. 6,414.04 17703-80 Sanders Industrial Equip. Company Fire Protection 45,800.00

17709-80 Bernards Business Interiors Desk, Modules, Tables, etc. 24,506.15 17720-80 Stauffer Chemical Company Fyrquel, EllC 17,332.75 l 17746-80 Xerox Corporation Rental of Mod. 9400 15,000.00 17754-80 Propel, Inc. Battery Discharge 43,275.00 17758-80 Vacco, Inc. Backflushable, Filtration sys 191,000.00 17762-80 Martisco Corporation Pipe, etc. 14,800.60 17772-80 Tech Sil Full Scale Seal Test 25,000.00 17807-80 10N Track Instrument Board, Circuit Meter 6,354.43 17824-80 Victorcen Instrument Cutie Pie Mod. 740F 5,625.00 i 17826-80 Syracuse Ladder G Scaffolding Co. Economy, Eng. , Lifting Device 8,100.00 17831-80 Baird Corporation Stephen 0-200 MR. Dosimeter 12,500.00 17841-80 General Electric Company Analysis Courses 145,760.00

, 17866-80 General Electric Company Software Update 50,000.00 17905-80 Target Rock Corporation Dual Solenoid Assy, 49,115.00 17920-80 Epicor, Inc. Anion Form,I!yd. Form 16,002.96 17979-80 J.A. Layden Company Diamond Core Drill 6,129.29

• ,18001-80 Ingersoll Rand Air Sales Gasket, Plate, Ring 10,886.90

'18062-80 General lilectric Company Explosive Kit 12,031.50 18101-80 Johston Pump Company Bearing, Packing, Gasket, etc. 5,147.00 l .

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Attachment B.2 '

.- April, 1980 PURCllASE ORDER

SUMMARY

BY BUDGET tlNE ITEM NUMBEll 15.166.2A.4 $ 43,274.00 17.524.3.2 $ 5,620.58 15.166.23.2A.3 11,448.70 17.524.5.2 3,210.89 15.166.23.2A.4 395.12 17.528.1.D.5 4,243.80 ,

15.166.23.2A.5 35,474.21 17.528.1.E.5 1,844.09  ;

15.166.23.2F.1 250.79 17.528.1.G.5 478.03-15.166.24.D.6 26,347.91 17.528.1.11.5 470.40 15.166.180-3 24,506.15 17.529.3.2 1,419.24 15.166.180-4 1,652.82 17.530.3.2 491.15 15.166.380-13 2,518.86 17.532.2.3 450.00 l 15.166.380-19 149,583.78 17.532.3.3 1,228.27 15.519.3.1 16,002.96 17.532.7.2 1,652.90 l 15.520.1.4 5,000.00 17.570.2.3 ---

i 15.520.6.1 13,488.27 17,921.5.6 465.00 l 15.520.6.4 6,485.68 19.517.7F.6 667.00 15.524.1.2 6,371.97 19.517.7.K.6 145,760.00 15.524.1.5 9,344.97 19.923.3A.6 30,000.00 15.524.1.6 77.70 22.166.380-19 207.20 15.524.2.6 11,627.79 32.391.1.5 896.00 15.529.1.2 6,794.41 32.391.1.6 9,143.26 i ll 15.530.1.2 208,257.10 32.391.5.6.5 3,660.00 15.530.1.3 5,765.68 32.391.7.6 68.70 15.531.1.2 29,556.35 33.398.180-4 361.73 15.531.1.3 1,345.33 154005 123,485.22 15.532.1.2 31,428.92 163004 500.00

!":"!!:!:  ?,i!":St Tor ^t si.o96.891 7s 15.921.1.6 800.00 l 16.166.23.2A.5 92.93 16.524.2.6 2,796.21

. 16.524.6.6 5,000.32 16.524.11.6 686.15 16.528.1.2 26.75 -

j 16.921.1.6 230.10 17.166.23.2A.5 15,000.00 17.166.380-19 25,000.00 17,166.380-20 50,000.00 17.517.2.6 25.75 17.523.1.4 5,000.00 17.523.3.5 ---

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PC'MR Al'TUGH iTY OF T'IE STATE OF NEW YORK ATTACHMENT C

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