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Steam Generator Number 3 Inservice Insp,Yankee Nuclear Power Station
ML20005E037
Person / Time
Site: Yankee Rowe
Issue date: 12/07/1989
From: Heider K, Mckenney H, Mellor R
YANKEE ATOMIC ELECTRIC CO.
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ML20005E032 List:
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NUDOCS 9001030153
Download: ML20005E037 (33)


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Steam Generator Number 3 Inservice Inspection Yankee Nuclear Power Station December, 1988 I

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l Table of Contents Section Pace 11 List of Figures List of Tables...................................

iii 1.0 Introduction 1

2 2.0 Eddy Current Testing Program 3

3.0 Eddy Current Testing Results 4.0.

Referen:es 5

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1908 Plugged Tube Locations 6

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3 Number and Extent of Tubes Inspected 9

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Steam Generator Number 3 Plugging History 11 9

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In November' 'and December of.1988,- Steam. Generator' Number 3

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o The. number and extent of tubes inspected.

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.each indication of an imperfection, oLidentification of. tubes plugged.

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The tubes are 3/4 inch-0.D. -Type 304.

L stainless steel', with an average wall-thickness of 0.072 inches.

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Prior' to this inservice inspection, Steam Generator Number 3 had L

.101 tubes plugged (6.2%).

Eight additional tubes were plugged following the 1988 inspection.

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'The-' inservice inspection of. Steam Generator

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' conducted-by Zetec, Inc. 1The data ' acquisition'and analysis 1was conducted -utilizing both Zetec and plant procedures (References t

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length' tube inspections acquired from the inlet side of the steam

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'o SM'10 Nonentry-Positioner o. 4D-Probe ' Pusher-Pul l er'-

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O' Bobbin Coil Insoections - -This phase determined the amount b

of tube wall thickness degradation-to identify the tubes; h

which'should'be' plugged.-

o Rotatino Pancake Probe inspections -- This. phase.further characterized selected larger. defects.-

These inspections were1a new addition to the testing program to provide better.

characterization of.the defects (Reference 4).

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.Ed'dy -current-data were analyzed by primary -and secondary

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-Yankee also used an independent'

, third. party. experienced Level IIIA eddy current analyst to review the results of-the: Inspections and to resolve any discrepancien.

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4 3.0 Eddy Current Testino Results The results of the bobbin coil inspections are presented in Tables 1 through 4 and Figures 1 through 9.

Eight of the 1518 tubes that were inspected (0.53 percent) were plugged.

Table I lists the identification of the eight tubes.

The plugging criteria used were more restrictive than the Technical Specification 4.4.lO.4.a.6 limit of 40 percent.

Any tube with an indication greater than 37 percent was plugged.

Table 2 oresents a compilation of all indications found during

- the first phase of inspections.

Forty tubes were found with indications of tube degradation.

Using the Technical Specification-criteria the indications can be categorized as follows:

Imperfections (<20% degradation) 4 tubes Degraded (>20% degradation) 36 tubes Plugging Required (>40% degradation) 7 tubes Table 3 summarizes the number and extent of the tubes tested during the inspection.

Only one tube (location 5-32) was not tested.

Tube 5-32 was -not tested because of both SM-10 positioning difficulties and ALARA concerns.

Figures 1 and 2 present tubesheet plots of the extent and number of tubes tested from the inlet and outlet sides of the steam generator.

All rows, except rows 1 through 4, were tested full length from the inlet side.

About 75 percent of Row I was inspected from the inlet side to the fifth support column on the inlet side.

The remainder of rows 1 through 4 were inspected from the inlet side past the U-bend to the fifth support column on the outlet side.

The inspections on rows 1 through 4 were completed from the outlet side to the fifth support > column on the outlet side.

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and 3A present plots of all of the indications identified during the testing.

The percent indications correspond to the largest indications measured in each tube.

Most of the indications are located in the center, or kidney

region, of the tubesheet.

This region historically has had a small sludge pile in the secondary side of the tube bundle.

All indications are plotted on the inlet side plot regardless of actual location.

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and SA present plots of the indications for the inlet and outlet sides respectively.

Figure 6 presents a tubesheet plot of the indications in the antivibration bar region of the steam generator.

All of the indications are plotted on the inlet side plot regardless of the actual location.

Table 2 presents the actual locations.

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present tubesheet plots of the dent indications in the steam generator.

The location and voltages of these indications are presented in Table 4, A total of 10 dent indications were detected in 7 tubes.

Most of these indications are on the outside of the tube bundle, near the fourth tube supports on both the inlet and outlet sides.

The dent indications are minor and limited in nature.

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4 Table' 5 and Figu're 10- present a listing and. tube map of the

! current"plugssinstalled in_ Steam Generator' Number 3.

In twenty-eight years oft operation, 109 tubes (6.7 percent) have been plugged..

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v. umber of tubes plugged following the 1988 b

, inspections is consistent with' historical levels.

The higher tube plugging; rates' in 1984 andL1987 is due to the introduction

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length 1. tube-inspections and advanced inspection

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. Thirteen' defects were t'nspected using the rotating-pancake' probe.-

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'The, rotating 1 pancake. probe. data ~were analyzed to characterize the-nature.

of' the: : indications in Steam.

Generator-Number 3.

' Attachment 1 (Reference 6) documents an evaluation of the data.

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is 'unlikely that the indications are associated with cracks.

The-locations-of the indications and their nonlinear shape suggests-j I!

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Yankee Plant Steam Generator No. 3. December 1988 Eddy Current Report EXECUTIVE

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. data, the estimated dimensions of'the flaw, and the percent throughwall dimension (taken from the original bobbin coilidata) are shown in the table.

'The flaw size is estimated by subtracting one coil diameter from the indication size as displayed in the clipped plot. This is done because the coil' sees the flaw from the extended magnetic field before the center of the coil reaches the flaw. One coil diameter is only an approximation of this factor.

In fact, for small flaws, some of the dimensions become negative'when estimated.

If the flaws can be shown to be nonlinear, then it can be assumed that they are not cracks.

In seven instances, the estimated flaw sizes are signiffcantly longer than they are wide. However, when looking at the raw dimensions, it can be seen that the indications are closer to being equidimensional. Also, in each of the seven indications, the long dimension i

is axial with the tube. Per discussion with S. Alspaugh of Zetec, this could very well-be error introduced by the integration of the probe retraction rate versus the probe revolution rate. And it is unlikely that in steam generator

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- H. McKenney October 26, 1989 Page 2 Cracking, on the other hand, would be very sharp.

Mr. Alspaugh states that when artificial calibration flaws are represented in the graphics, they are very geometric, e.g., holes appear as cylinders.

The MRPC data also shows a considerable amount of deposit on'the secondary side, which is represented by valleys'in the plots. This is consistent with their.. locations, being just above the tube sheet where sludge deposits are common and magnetite can form.

In this area, pitting is a common problem.

Generally,' cracking is more a problem associated with tube sheet crevices, and is found most commonly on the hot leg. According to t w original eddy current,

data,-there were only 11 indications of this type on the hot leg, and 36 on the cold leg.

CONCLUSION Based on.their shape, profile, and location, it is unlikely that the

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indications.and their nonlinear shape definitely suggests pitting.

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ATTACHMENT e-Indication Flaw Estimate Percent Tube No.

Location Length Width Length Width Throughwall 14-29 TTS-HL+2.1" 0.349 0.332 0.071 0.054 32.000 7-17 TTS-HL+0.8" 0.434 0.294 0.156-0.016 52.000

~5-16 TTS-HL+0.9" 0.378 0.200 0.100

-0.078 53.000 8-41 TTS-CL+0.8" 0.368 0.368 0.090' O.090 52.000 6-43 TTS-CL+1.0" 0.310 0.310 0.032 0.032 64.000 0.180 0.148

-0.098

-0.130 36.000

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6-43 TTS-CL+0.7" '

O.445 0.445 0.167~

0.167 47.000 1

7-38 TTS-CL+1.7" 7-37\\

TTS-CL+1.6" 0.601 0.300 0.323 0.022 38.000 7-37/

.TTS-CL+1.6" 0.466 0.272 0.188

-0.006 38.000 20\\'

TTS-CL+0.9" 0.388 0.281

~0.110 0.003 46.000 8-20/-

TTS-CL+0.9" 0.287 0.209 0.009

-0.069 46.000 7-22 TTS-CL+2.5" 0.515 0.292 0.237 0.014 42.000 7-22 TTS-CL+2.0" 32.000 7-22 TTS-CL+0.8" 32.000 28\\

TTS-CL+0.7"'

O.282 0.267 0.004

-0.011 33.000 j

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TTS-CL+0.7" 0.341 0.222 0.063

-0.056 33.000 1

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\\ Originally called as a single indication, MRPC data indicates that there are

/ two small indications very close to each other.

  • Signal amplitude too small for MRPC.

NOTE: Small flaws become negative numbers when size is estimated. 0702w

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