ML19331A987
| ML19331A987 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Midland |
| Issue date: | 10/17/1977 |
| From: | Mark Miller ISHAM, LINCOLN & BEALE |
| To: | Coufal F, Leeds J, Luebke E Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8007240568 | |
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Frederic J. Coufal, Esquire Dr.
J. Venn Leeds, Jr., Esq.
Chairman 10807 Atwell Atomic Safety and Licensing Houston, Texas 7-^g Board Panel U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comm.
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RE:
In the Matter of CONSUMERS POWER COMPA1x (Midland Plant, Units 1 and 2)
Docket Nos. 50-329 and 50-330 Gentlemen:
Consumers Pcwer Company is establishing a system to facilitate the coordination and use of common data within its various areas.
Consequently, certain data and assump-tions have been adopted for standard reference.
Initial review of the compiled standard reference data disclosed some data and assumptions which may differ to some degree frem those related to or bearing upon testinony presented in the Midland suspension hearings.
Copies of such data and assumptions are enclosed herewith for your information.
Continuing review is not expected to produce any additional differences.
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Counsel for NRC Staff U.S.
Nuclear Regulatory Comm.
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20555 Myron M. Cherry, Esq.
One IBM Plaza Suite 4501 Chicago, Illinois 60611 L.F. Nute, Esq.
Legal Department Dow Chemical U.S.A.
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1, 5, 10 Inflation rate -- future coal costs 2
19 Palisades output -- 1983 capacity (following outage) (Note:
data being revised does not include this data) 3 4,
6 Availability (high sulphur) 4 7,
18 Palisades energy output 6
Fossil units availability -- system wide 7,
8 Fossil units fuel costs -- gas:
future 9,
10, 11, 12, 13 Fossil units fuel costs -- oil:
future 14, 15 9,
8, 12 Midland Plant output -- capacity 16 3
Carnility -- Campbell Unit 3 output at 109%
17 25 Alternate plant total leadtime I
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Major Assumptions september 1,1977 1.
Ecosconic Rates Page 1 of 1 l
B S Coryell 9/1/77 hf b.
Escalation Rates i
PRICE INDEXES - ESTIMATED AllNUAL RATES OF CIIANGE J A Parker O
J T Andrews Memo 8/26/77 Avg f
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1 Gross National Product Price Deflator 57 59 5.8 5.4 1.6 52 l
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Consumer Price Index (All Items) 6.6 5.7 5.6 5.4 h.6 5.2 3
wholesale Price Index
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Is All Commodities 6.9 6.6 6.5 5.8 1.6 5.5 4
5 Industrial Commodities 7.6 79 72 6.3 1.8 6.0 4
6 Lumber and Wood Products 12.3 39 h.5 5.3 3.2 1.9 4
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Pulp, Paper and Allied Products 1.6
- 6. la 73 6.0 35 5
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Metals and Metal Products 77 7.6 6.9 6.3 5.0
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Machinery and Equipment 6.0 57 6.ls 5.9 51 5 h. gi g t'
1.0 Index of flourly Earnings (Private :lon-Parm) 71 6.9 73 7.2 6.2
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12 Listed [above] are estimates in selected price indexes for the period 1977 to 1990. These estimates are A
os 13 meant to update E V Denton's letter of November 9,1976 regarding projected changes in these indexes for 116 use in escalation.
15 when using these estimates, if a great amount of detail is not appropriate, I suggest using the wholesale 16 Price Index for Industrial Commodities for general materials escalation, and the Index of !!ourly Earmings a
17 for laisor cost escalation. Since these indexes are based on national averages, the rate of escalation 18
'actually experienced at different localities may vary somewhat.
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19 20 NOTE: ALL VALUES SIIOWN ARE S'IUDY-REIATED AND MAY VARY FROM THOSE EMPLOYED IN CONSTRUCTIOII PROJECT
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STAITDARD REFEREI!CE DATA
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'2. Generation Pag.:jf ik a.
Svetem plannine Dsta DALaninski
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k 1977 July; Karn h initial start-up.
5 Septenber; Karn 4 in service; no third par *, participation.
6 Furchase 250 ET at AI? Gavin unit ever su=er period.
7 Palisades 1cng-ter::t derate ll'!G 1977-80; other annuci derates of 8
71 ICT in 1973,106 !G in 1979, and 141101 in 1980.
9' 1978 June; Kern 3 uprated; no third party participatica.
10 1980 May; Campbell 3 in service; third party ptrticipatien of 60 IIZ.
S 11 1981 Pclisades out of service.
12 March; Midicnd 2 in service; third party participation of 17h I@I.
13 Midland 2 buy back of 60 MT.
Cooling tcwers are added to Knrn 12 14 and Weadock 1-8.
15 1952 Palisados out of sertice.
16 March; Midland 1 in sertice; third party participation of 93 IG; 17 Midland 1 and 2 buy back cf 9416, 76 IG, 62 IG, 40 !G,15107 18 fran 1982 thrcush 19S6, respectively.
19 1933 Palicade: restored at 775 Ict.
20 Winter; Ludington return of 159 IG of capacity.
21 Sumer; Morrow 1-2 ret' ired.
22 1986 E; ring; Uncesigned 800 MI, 1cv-sulfur eccl.
23 1987 spring; Unascisned 800 Ir.;, high-sulfur coal.
24 Ja::tcrf-1; Mcrrou 3-4 retired.
25 Cat pbell 2 turbine nodifications.
26 1930 Uluter; Ludingten return of 159 IGT of capacity.
27 1589 spring; Unassigned $co I:!, high-culfur eccl.
. 28 Jann:ry 1; Weadeck 1-2 retired.
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Svee t Plannina Data h/6/77
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1 PLNIT SPECIFICATIONS - CONCEPTUAL 2
3 Fossil Iov sulfur - 800 W net output; 9,150 Stu/kWh heat rate (design, net);
t li 80% availabil'ity; no scrubber required.
5 E
Fessil Hi.-h Sulfsz - 800 IG net output; 9,500 stu/kWh heat rate (design, net);
6 80% availability; scrubber required.
7 nuclear - 1,15c :G net output; 10,h00 Stu/hWh heat rate (design, net);
8 805 a ailability.
9 10 Note:
Desi n net heat rate is defined as heat input to boiler, divided by 6
11 khn output =inus station power at turbine-senerator naneplate ratin6 -
12 see heat rate curve data for appropriate heat rate at other loadin6s.
_z, 13 Hote that the expected ' annual *averase heat rate is higher than design
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End or cycle or Year 12/31/76 9/6/(7 12/31/77 1/6/1012/31/70 6/10/l912/31/7912/31/00 2/20/0112/31/03 3
Iwys or olieration 240 240 tot 6
215 161 120 366 y) 306 1
Hateil therent Ibwer (W) 2200 2200 d650 2450 2479 2479 21:2 9 12:29 2429 25j0 Thermat Cagecity Factor Between Iteruelinda $
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Net Efriciency $
29.4 29 2 30.1 30.0 29.4 29.5 29 5 29.5 29.5 29.5
.g liet Cencration (CWh) 2036 3104 1515 106 3710 2261 1651 5035 Gy) h)D5 0
Core Weight (flotric Tona of Uranium) 01.9 01 9 01 9 01.9 00.7 00.7 00.2 00.2,
00.2 70.7 i
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g t, baya of Oleration 02 200 163 10 365 at 200 104 10 365 g5 Bate l Tim.rmal Power (W) 2530 2530 2530 2530 2530 2530 2530 2530 2530 2530 g
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cobb 1 through 3 82.1 82.1 82.1 82.1 82.1 82.1
'82.1 82.1 82.1 82.1 f
5 cobb 4 83.5 63.0 84.3 84.3 84.3 77.3' - 84.3 84.3 84.3 84.3 6
oabb 5 80.5 73.8 82.7 82.7 82.1 82.7 75.8 82.7 82.7 P2.7 i
7 Kern 1 70, 73.2 73.2 67.1 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2 67.1 73.2 8
Karn 2 79.6
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76.8 76.8 14 vendock 8 62.6 71.3 79.5 72 9 79.5 79.5 79.5 79.5 72.9 79.5 l
15 Imiting t 88.5 88.5 81.2 88.9 88.9 89.9 88.9 81.8 88.9 08.9 I
16 imittna 2 87.3 73.3 88.7 81 6 88.7 88.7 81.6 88.7 88.7 81.6 l
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5.97 6.21 6.46 6.72 1
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n 11 Morrow Bollers 6.16 t $ g,or Year 1hereafter i
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13 Camg.t,el' & Whiting I'eakere 7 30 15 per Year 1hereafter 14 6
15 Harrow. Wcndock. Esseaville
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'M etford & Gaylord Peakers 17 l
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Nuclear J J !^.arphy 9/16/77 2.
New Flant SHEcwe_T '
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Authori:ed 1
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Capital Cost - Midland 2
Total - $1,670,000,000 3
Esti=ated Electrie ?crtien - $1,283,000,0c0 4
Cost Fer Kilevatt - $9h6/kW (Gross Nameplate sasis) 5 2.
Gross Nameplate Rating + - Midland 6
A.
At 4.05 x 106 lbs/hr of stes= to Dev 7
Unit 1 - 50hW' 8
Unit 2 - 852v.4e 9
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At Other Stea= Rates 10 See 4.4.1.2.a.?2 11 3
Schedule - Midland 12 Initial 0;eratien Cc==ercial Operatien 13 Unit 1 Nove=ber 1, 1981 March 1, 1982 lh Unit 2 November 1, 1980 March 1, 1981 15 4.
Dev Stea: Frc= Midland 16 A.
Design
- 3,650,000 lbs/hr cf 175 psig (lev pressure steam) 17 400,000 lbs/hr of 600 psig (high pressure steam) 18 Reserved - 2,hCO,000 lbs/hr of 175 psig 19 400,000 lbs/hr of 600 psig 20 5
Net Electrie - Midland 21 Varicus Generating Medes - See 4.k.l.2.a.?2 22 6.
Heat' Rates - Midland 23 See 4.k.l.2.a.?2 24 7.
Plant Specifications 25 3y Request 26 8.
Escalatien Rates 27 By Request 28
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+ A decisien has been =ade to use the gross na:.eplate rating 30
(=anufacturer's guaranteed gross capability of the li=iting 31 piece of equip ent) in repcrts, publications and statistical y
32 de,ta related to new electric generating plants under construction.
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fieptember 1.1977 le. Construction Page 2 of 2 1
Nuclear J J l&isphy 9/16/77 2
N w Plant Midland Units 1 & 2 I #lI 3 Agrige<l llent Itaten & Outputs At Indicated Steam Flows Re fe rence a
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core Thermal swer (mt) 2,le52 2,828 2,388 1,4 61 2,452 2,452 2,352 a = 3,650,000 lb/hrof1757 3 4
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lunping Puver (Wt) 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 and h00,000 lb/hr of J
3 tassa neraal Power (mt)
- 2,468 2,letele 2,1,04 mal,480 = =2,168 2,1.68 2,1.68 600 psia from Unit 1 6
4 lietCoreIIcatRate(IrIV/kW-hr) 8,313 9,665 9,972 n,l06 10,386 10,976 10,1454 b = 2,h00,000 lb/ttr of 175 pais 5
Net herbine !! cat Rate (BTU /W-hr) 8,432 9,768 10,072 11,531 10,le 54 H,131 10,563 andkOO,000lb/hrof 6
Unit I cross ( W o)
==504 578 592 n400 600 psig from Unit 1 7
Unit 1 Aux load (lue) le8 147 17 le2 4
a = 2,000,000 lb/hrof175 pang 8
Unit 1 Net (We) 8656 531 545 438 and 300,000 lb/hr of 9
Unit 1 Transt losses (HWe) 2 2.2 2.2 2.2 600 psig from Unit i lo lihlt 2 Cross (lile)
- 88$2 399 51 9 d = Zero process steam fras 11 Unit 2 Aux Ioads (We) h6 le8 16 7 Unit 1 12 Unit 2 Net (Wo) 006 351 502 e = Unit 2 at rated electrical 13 Unit 2 Transf losses (N e) 2.5 2
2.2 output eth Ibwer only llH (UrU/kW-hr) 10 306 10,306 10,306 15 f== 3,650,000 lb/hr of 175 psig c
and 100,000 lb/hrof 16
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In c<mputing electrical costs in allis/kMa from tknit 1 to the electrical customer, there is a nael savings 600 palg fran Unit 2 17 cre11t given to Dow when Unit 1 T/G is supplying steam to Dov. To calculate the allis/kW-hr, the Unit 1 g = 2,1#00,000 lb/lar of 175 pets 18 Fuel costs in g/HBtu have to be saaltiplied by the power only !!R.
19 and h00,000 lb/hr of 600 psig frosa Unit 2 20 by letter of 11/7/74 Dow has reserved 2,l.00,000 lb/hr 175 psig and h00,000 lb/hr 600 pelg.
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22 Gross Electrical Generation and NSSS nerwal Ibwer from GE stipplied heat balances.
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Pissil 6/2e/77 pun ms. 3
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CMilitEI.I.1 Re fe rence 2';f LOC 60$
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3 Gros Generator Outputs (HW) 192.5 308.0 462.0 616.0 770.0 836.0 2
Aux 111ary Powers (141) 22.5 25.5 30.5 16.0 lal.6 kb.]
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Net outputs (144) 170.0 282.5 h31.5 560.0 728.4 791.3 la Aus111ary Power Consumption:
11.694 8.28%
6.60f 5.81.$
5.1404 5.35%
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91.24% 91.21ef 909e$ 90.lsof 89.69% 89.12$
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9,111 8,365 7,931 7,783 7,757 7,751 8
8 hrbine Boom Het Hits (BTU /W-ilH. )
10,3t7 9,120 8,h91 8,266 0,200 8,189 9
Unit Not Heat Rate (HR): (IrrU/W-IIH.)
11,308 9,996 9,337 9,18eh 9,lle]
9,189 10 s
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P., %11er ".'.aciencies listed above are based upon firins coal No. 2 reference Steam Cenerator Contract, and are calculated to g
12 reflect escess combustion air and air heater Icakage <3uantitles which esceed those listed by WEC in their contract documents 13 whis.h reflect optimistic operation of the unit.
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h rhine Toom Cross Heat Rates from General Electric lleat Dalances $62-kle3-ilB: 930,941 and 995 through 998, j
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1 The lead times to be used for pia-4 E purposes for new fossil (ccal fired) 2 plants are shewn belcw. The lead ti=es are based on a "
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fired unit si=ilar to Ca=pbell 3.
The lead ti=es indicated assu=e a "desig=a ed
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Standard Reference Data h.2.2.X).
The calendar ti=e required to ec=plete this 6
process =ust be considered when using these lead ti=es for planni.g futce 7
generating capacitf.
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Preccustruction Period 10 Includes 11 (1) Enviren= ental site work and conceptual
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15 (3) IIS preparation and approval, pe=it 16 applicationandprocessing,T/GandS/G 17 award, detailed engineering desis and 18 public hearings.
19 52 =c=ths (h years h =:::=ths) 20 3.
Construction Period 21 Includes 22 (1) Plant ccnstruction.
23 (2) Start-up testing up to ec==ercial cperation.
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- c. Total Lead Ti=e - 100 =cnths (8 years h =caths)
H 26 27 "he attached chart diagra=s the =at,cr activities, their durations and rela-28 tienships frc= the ti=e a pri=a:/ site is designated until ec=ercial 29 operation.
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