ML20012A303

Foundation Investigation Evaluation of ERCW Roadway Access Cells a & B.

ML20012A303
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Site:	Sequoyah
Issue date:	01/03/1990
From:	Coner M TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
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SCG1S299, SCG1S299-R, SCG1S299-R00, NUDOCS 9003090207
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DNE CACCULATIONS N TITLE FOUNDATION INVESTIGATION EVALUATION OF ERCW PLANT / UNIT

1. tj e ROADWAY ACCESS CELLS A AND B SQN/0

,, PREPARING ORGANIZATION KEY NOUNS (Consult RIMS DESCRIPTORS LIST)

_CEB/ SON /C1 ERCW. CONCRETE FOUNDATION.' DRILL. GROUT

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THIS INVESTIGATION RE-CONFIRMS THE STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF THE ROADWAY' ACCESS' C -

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SUBJECT FOUNDATION INVESTIGATION EVALUATION OF CELLS PROJECT SQN l-A AND B FOR THE ERCW ROADWAY ACCESS CELLS SCG15299 i Computed By @ h [ .Date /[ 8 7 Checked By Date [j g  ;

Calculation Format Note: This calculation is divided into two parts:

(1) a report detailing'the evaluation'of the foundation investigation for roadway access cells A and B and (2) supporting documentation for drilling and grouting procedure SMI-0-400-6.

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I. REPORT

1. Purpose _ _ 5

2. Assumptions

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3. Sources of Design Input Information 5

4. Computations / Analysis Cell A 8 i Cell B 10 S. Conclusion 11

6. References , _ 11

7. Supporting Graphics Location of Holes Fio. 3-1 '

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8. Tables' ~ ~- ' ~--- 3-1 -Core Recovery Cell -A 13 - - ~ ~ -

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10. Design Input Data Accendix A Dr211 Loos I

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[ SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT FOUNDATION INVESTIGATION _

EVALUATION OF ESSENTIAL RAW C00 LING WATER PUMPING STATION ROADWAY ACCESS CELLS A AND B Preparod: A. D.-Soderborg li / .~ U W Chocked: F. S. Taylor f /

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TABLE 91 CONTENTS 1.0 PURPOSE t

2.O' BACKGROUND 3.0 INVESTIGATION

- 3.1 General 3.2 Examination Data 3.3 Detailed Data Resulta ,,

3.3.1 Cell A 3.3.2 Cell B 4.0. EVALUATION OF DATA 4.1 Cell A 4.1.1 Concrete 4.1.2 Concrete / Rock Interfaco 4.1.3-Rock-4.1.4' Grouting 4.2 Cell B . .

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4.2.2 Concrete / Rock Interface 4.2.3 Rock 4.2.4 Grouting

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TABLES TABLE 3-1 CORE RECOVERY CELL A --

TABLE 3-2 CORE RECOVERY CELL B

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CA M ERCW PUMPING STATION ROADWAY ACCESS CELLS A AND B 1.0 PURPOSE i The purpoco of this investigation was to re-confirm the adequacy of the concreto, concrote/ rock interfaco and foundation rock for roadway access cells A and B.

2.0 BACKGROUND

As a condition of restart for the Sequoyah Nucicar Plant, TVA was ,

requested by NRC to perform an in-depth assessment of the structural adequacy of the Essential Raw Cooling Water (ERCW) Pumping Station foundation and Roadway Access Cells (A02 860629 010). TVA submitted to NRC on October 20, 1988, an evaluation of the ERCW foundation and roadway access colls performed by Bechtel North American Power Company (BNA) (L44 881020 800)..

BNA'o ovaluation concludod that tne ERCW foundation and roadway ace'eas cells are structurally adequate and will function as intended under their design loada. However, a limited exploration program for the foundationo was proposed oy BNA/TVA to augment the ava11ablo data usod in ovaluating the foundations (L44 881228 807). This exploration holes through the concroto andprogram included drilling four into rock in roadway accesa collo A and B, evaluating the coro, and back-filling the holos with cement grout (SMI-0-400-6/DCN-M01322A).

3.0 INVESTIGATION 3.1 General The investigation consisted of drilling three-inch-diamator' core '

holen located on a l'ino peEpen'dicular to the contor line of the roadway 3-1).' Alland three foot from the edge of access cella A and B (Figbre holes hole on the couthwere side ofdrilled vertically with the exception of the call B, which was drilled at an angle of 4.5* from vertical. The angle hole was drilled to check the operation of the inclinomotor and to toct the accuracy oi angle drilling, which will be nooded when the holes in the pumping atation are drilled.

To clear embedded conduits, the angle hole wac atarted 1.5. foot from tho edge of the cell and angled toward the contor of the coll. The hole intersected the top of rock approximately 8 foot from tho south edge of cell B.

• In ordor to provent the accidental an olectric drill equipped with a ground faultpanotration of pipon or condulto, interruption devico waa used for the first 9 to 10 foot. Each hole wau completed ,

utilicing a wirolino coro drill to a minimum depth of 15 foot below the concretc/ rock interface. ,

Thia 1977 ovaluation at the contor also utilicod of each coiltwo vertical (Figure 3-1; core holes drilled Attachments 3 andin6).

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A drill log record was maintained as each hole was drilled. Each drilled section of core, or ' pull," was recorded; and tne percentage of core recovery (Tables 3-1 and 3-2), any loss or gain of drill water, and any unexpected conditions encountered during drilling were noted.

The core was placed in divided boxes in 5-foot lengths 1or later detail study. After the completion of each hole, NE representatives logged the core and noted the condition of the concrete, concrete / rock interface and rock (Attachments 1 through 4). A photograph was taken of each box of core for a visual record (Attachments 5 and 6).

Because of the steep d1p of the bedding and the fissile nature of the shalo, the rock coro has the tendency to fall apart when handled and placed in the core boxes. To demonstrate that the roeg was intact during drilling, a video tape was made of the rock core for holes ACA-2 and ACB-2 as the core was removed from the core carrel and placed in the core boxes (T' apes are stored in the SCN vault).

Where the core indicated unexpected conditions or no coro was recovered, a bore-hole TV camera was used to further evaluate tnose cones. A video tape was mado of these sones for future rotorenco (Tapec are stored in the SQN vault).

Upon completion of data collection and evaluation, the holec were back-filled with coment grout and the volume of grout recorood.

3.3 Detailed Data Results A tabulation of what was encountered in each hole follows ,

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3.^3.1 Cell A '

ACA-1 drilled in 1989 Concrete : -

solid 690.1 -

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- core recovery 100%

Concreto/ rock interface : -

intact and consisting of slightly Limestone / shale : -

weathered rock with no loose material top of rock 620.2 ccattered slightly weathered partingc from 620.2 to 606.4

• ulightly weathered cones e20.J - 618.4, -

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616.9, 614.3 - 613.6, 612.4 - 512.1 and 607.5 - 607.4

- core loss sone 616.9 - 616.4 moderately weathered joint (0.01 foot tnick) at 606.7 ,

90% drill water locs at 606.7 core recovery 97%

bottom of hele 605.1 The TV camera showed that the core loss sono contains rock.

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- very tight near-vertical cracko 673.9 - 671.1 and 4 668.8 - 668.5 l i

- cement Concrete / rock interfaco seams 655.7 - 655.5 and 650.7 -

650.6 small amount of weathered rock )

fragments imbedded in concreto, rock Limestone / shale : - was not recovered for 0.8 foot top of rock 624.4 coro loss cones 624.4 -

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- slightly weathered partings 623.1, 621.1 end 610.4 clightly weathered Joints 620.1 and 616.5 L

alightly weathered near vertical Joint 614.9 - 613.4 core recovery 92%

bottom of holo 608.5 '

The TV camera showed the cracks in the concrete to be very tight (hairlino), the concrete /roch interface to be bondec, and core losa conos contain rock.

Hole was back-filled with 4.75 ft* of 0.75:1 grout.- l The following Centor hole A hole was drilled in 1977 at the center of 0011 A Concrete : - solid 678.5 - 621.9 core recovery 100%

Concreto/ rock interface : - separated (not bonded) with no looce material or mud Limestono/ shale : -

top of rock 621.9 weathered zones 621.0, 621.6, 621.2 -

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and 61C.8 - 618.4

• weathered partings 617.9 and 617.2 - 617.1 cor'e 613.8 lo'as conos 620.8 - 618.5 and 616.1

- core recovery 56%

bottom of holo 612.1 3.3.2 Cell B ACB-1 drilled in 1989 ,

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colid 690.7 - 620.1 .

core recovery 100%

Concreto/ rock interface :

rock la bonced to concrote Limentone/snale : -

top of rock 620.1 ~

- alightly weathored Jointo 619.6 and 614.6

- scattered 618.0 slightly weathered partings 606.0 .

coro 610.5loco mones 617.3 - 616.9 and 610.9

- alightly weathered cones 614.9 - 614.3 sna 614.0 -613.9

- highly 605.1 weathered Joint (0.05-foot thick > at e ,

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- CHECKED f 100% drill water loss at 605.1 1- cAfgp g/g i

- i core recovery 94.5%

bnttom of hole 603.9 The TV camera showed that Hole was back-filled with S ft8the core loss =enes of 0.75:1 grout.contain rost.  :

ACB-2 drilled in 1989 Concreto : - solid 690.7 - 623.3

- core recovery 100%

Concrete / rock interfaco  : -

separated with no loss of material Limestone / shale : - top of rock 623.3 core loss =ones 621.5 - 620.9, 619.2 - 615.5, 615.0 - 614.8 and 609.2 - 609.0 scattered slightly weathered partings from 621.7 to 609.0

• open highly weathered Joint 610.8 - 610.7 90% drill water loss at 610.8

- 4 core recovery 69%

bottom of hole 600.2 TV camora chowed that the cqre loss conco contain fractured but continuous slightly weathered shalo.

Hole was back-filled with 7 ft* of 0.75:1 grout.

The following hole was drilled in 1977 at the contor of cell B:

Contor hole B Concreto : -

colid 679.8 - 619.8 core recovery 100%

Concrete / rock interface : -

0.2-foot mud or tilt Limestone /chale : -

top of rock 619.8 core loss gone 619.4 -

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- weathered zone 618.4 -

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- core recovery 91%

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4.0 EVALUATION OF DATA 4.1 Cell A 4.1.1 Concrete The concrote for cell A is continuous over its ontiro deptn in all three core holes. However a near-vertical crack is present in hole ACA-2 from surface. This16.2 ft to 19.0 ft and 21.3 ft to 21.6 ft bolew tne very tight crack is radial in direction anc. wnen viewod with the boro-holo TV camera, can be traced where t cut

• through the coarse aggregato but is difficult to follow in the coment matrix.

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The crack is likely the result of thermal e n rinica no and would not offect the structural integrity of the concreto.. .

Additionally in holo ACA-2, 0.2-foot and 0.1-foot thick :omont-filled coams that did not contain aggregato woro located 34.4 foot and 39.4 foot from the top, respectively.

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44J% s /l ,-p/. . .... r 1 1 The concrote/ rock interfaco as observed in the core samplos contained holos. weathered rock at the contact in at least two of the three In holo ACA-2 the coro was not recovered for 0.8 of a foot at the contact. However, upon viewing with the TV camera, this sono was found to contain fractured and fissilo shalo. Based upon the core and viewing with the TV camera, the rock surface was Judged to had been adequately cleaned before the placement of concreto.

4.1.3 Rock The rock beneath cell A is steeply dipping, interbedded 11montone and shale. The shale is somewhat fissile, and where slightly weathered partings occur in the shale and alternating hard and softer layers of rock exist, core rocovery is extremely difficult resulting in core loss conos.

When the side of holes ACA-1 and ACA-2 are viewed with a bore-hole TV camera, however, rock is visible for the length of the holes.

The rock core observed from coll A is consistent with that.proviously encountered at this sito and is consistent with the original calculation of rock modulus ana boaring capacity (B41 871208 001).

4.1.4 Grouting Holes ACA-1 and ACA-2 woro back-filled with grout based on the following information.

core recovery. The concrete was continuous and had 100%

Although the rock had areas of slightly weathered rock and conos of core loss, the bore-holo TV camera showed that competent rock is continuous for the entiro length of those holes.

Back-filling was accomplished in two stages. The rock tono, or first stago, was grouted followed by the concreto cono, or s,ocond atago. ,

The theoretical volume of holos ACA-1 and ACA-2 is 4 ft' cach and' represents tho volume of the cylinder drilled without considoring any open joints and partings in the rock cone.

hole, 20 linear foot equal one cubic foot. In a S-Inen-diamotor For holo ACA-1 the first stage or rock sone was back-filloc with ono ft* of crout which f111od the bottom 13 feet of the holo. The accond stago of 72 foot required 4 ft*.

Tho total back-fill for this holo was approximately 5 ft 8 of 0.75:1 coment grout.

Holo ACA-2 required a total of 4.75 ft' of 0.75:1 coment grout to ~~

onck-fill. The firct stago or rock cono required 1.25 ft* and filled 20 toot of the holo. The cocond staqo or concrote ao.ction was back-filled with 3.5 ft* and wac 62 f oot in length.

The additional one it* of grout requi, rod to fill this hole reculted from the inability to accurately measuro'the oxact volumo placed in the hole. Thia inaccuracy in attributed to grout romaaning in the mixor and hoses and filling any partings and open joints that oxist in the rock sono.

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tight contact in holes ACB-1 and ACB-2, and 0.2-foot of mud or silt ,

lin the center hole. Based upon the core and viewing with a bore- .;

hole TV camera, the rock surface was determined to had been adequately cleaned before the placement of concrete.  !

4.2.3 Rock

[ The-rock beneath cell B is steeply dipping interbedded limestono and shale.

The shale is somewhat fissile, and where slightly weathered  ;

partings occur in the shale and, alternating hardor and softer layers '

of rock core lossexist, mones.core recovery is' extremely difficult resulting in When the side of holes ACB-1 and ACB-2 are viewed '

with a TV camera, however, rock is visible over the length of the hole.

Specifically, hole ACB-2 has a 3.7-foot core loso cone  !

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of thia =one with the TV camera indicated that the rock 13 nearly vertical the and fractured, small pieces have fallen into the nole, and throughout the. sightly zone'was cone. oversized during drilling, but rock is prosent  ;

The rock core observed from cell B is.

conulstent with that previously encountered at this site and is ,

consistent-with-the capacity.(B41 871200original 001). calculation of rock modulus and bearing 4.2.4. Grouting * '

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Holes ACB-1 and ACB-2 were back-filled with grout based on the i following information.

core recovery. Although The concreto was continuous and had 100%  ;

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rock'and cones of core loss, the bore-hole TV camera showed that  !

- compotent rock is continuous for the entire length of these nolos.

Back-filling was accomplished in two stages. The rock cone, or first stage, was grouted followod by the concreto sono, or seconc stage. ,

The theoretical-volume of holes ACB-1 and ACB-2 la 4 ft' each anc +

reprecents the volume of the cylinder drilled without conaldoring any open jointe and partings in the rock cono.

hole, 20 linear feet equal one cubic topt. In a 3-inch-clamotor

. The total oacx-fill for holo ACB-1 w a,a 5 it' of 0.75:1 coment grout l

with the roca cone requiring one ft 2 and filling 17 feet of hole.

The concreto auction accepted 4 ft* and was 70 feet in longth.

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The additional one ft8 of grout required to fill this hole CNECKED_M r6sultedOATE ,

from the inability to accurately measure the exact volume placed in ,

the hole. This inaccuracy is attributed to grout remaining in.the l=

mixer and the hoses and filling of any partinga and opon Joints that exist in the rock zone.

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Hole ACB-2 required approximately 7 ft* of 0.75:1 cement grout to p_ back-fill. 'The first stage or rock sone accepted 1.25 ft8 and

filled the bottom 8 feet of the hole. A second ctags in tho rock  ;

one accepted-3.75 fts and filled 41 feet of the nole. The Jrd  !

stage,-or upper concrete section, required 2 ft8 and was 34 feet in length. j P

The additional grout for thin hole apparently coeped into tho-fractured rock in the.3.7-foot core loss cone described in section 4.2.3.

l This is demonstrated by the elevation of the grout after

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back-filling the first stage in the rock zone. i l'

5.0' CONCLUSION '

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The concreto in roadway access cella A and b le sound with no indication of weak or segregated concrete. The observed condition i of the concrete cells.were / rockcleaned adequately interface for to prior the six holes concroto indicate that the placement. The rock

• observed in the cores as consistent with that previously encountered t-at the site and is consistent with the original calculation of: rock modulus and bearing capacity. The partinga and open aointa encountered in the rock are inconsequential. Grout takes are well i within the generally acceptable limits for back-filling holce that can be expected to be slightly overcised during drilling in aream of slightly-weathorod rock.

Thorefore, TVA concludes.that these investigationu re-cenfiro tne structural integrity of the roadway acceso cells and that theco . .

l cella will perform their intended function uncor all coulgn  !

conditiona and no aaditional investigation is noconsary or requirbd.

6.0 REFERENCES

2-1 NRC Inspection Report 50-327, 328/88-12, Juno.29, 1?96 (A02 880629 010) 2-2 TVA Lotter, R. Gridley to NRC, October 20, 1988

-(L44 881020 800) ,

2-3 TVA Lotter, R. Gridley to.NRC, Docomber 28, 1988 ~

(L44 881228 807) 2-4 TVA procoduro, Special Maintenanco Inctruction SM1-0-iGO-6, ,

ERCW pumping Station and Roadway Accoaa Foundation Colle Evaluation, June 14, 1989 ,

2-5 TVA Doolgn Chango Notico DCN-M01312A (B85 090613 002) p 1 TVA Calculation, Determination of Dynamic Rock Proportica (Elaatte Modulus Foundation, and Boaring (B41 871208 001) Capacity) For ERCW Accesa Coll

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3 2.1 2.1 100 4 1.8 1.8 100 4 1.5 1.5 100 5 2.0 ' 2. 0 100 5 2.0 0.0 100 6 3.5 3.5- 100

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3 2.1 ' 2 .1 100 3 2.1 2.1 100 4 2.1 2.1 100 4 2.0 2.0 100 5 2.15 2.15 100 5 2.2 2.2 100 '

6 2.85 2.85 100 6 1.3 1.3 100 7 2.0 2.0 100  ! 7 10.0 10.0 100 8 8.7 8.7 100 8 10.0 10.0 100 9 10.0 10.0 100 9 10.0 10.0 100 l

- 10 10.0 10.0 100 i

10 10.0 10.0 100 .

11 10.0 10.0 *100 "

11 10.0 10.0 100 12 10.0 10.0 100 12 7.7 7.7 100 13 9.7 9.7 99+ 13 2.3 1.7 74 14 3.6 2.2 89 14 4.2 0.5 12 15 2.7 2.7 100 15 2.3 2.1 31 16 1.4 1.4 100 16 0.9 0.9 100

• 17 3.6 3.2 89 17 1,8 1.7 34 18 2.0 2.0 100 18 0.8 0.0 100 19 1.5 1.5 100 19 , 1.0 0.8 90 p ...- .1 .,

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[. ANT g9 I199 10 RECORD OF DRILL HOLE Rev. 0 CHECKED J)[*)M DAlf //-S FROJr.CT SON SHEET .1 CF .1 Hole Humber Location ACA-1 Geologic formation ERCW Roadway Access Cell A Conasauga 13.6'S 61'W of center of cell Elev. of surface 690.l' Elev. of Water Loss 90t at el. 606.7 Elev. Top of Rock Thickness of Concrete

_ 620.2 Elev. of Water Cain

_69.9' Sone Elev. Bottom of Hole Size of Core Driller 605.1 NWX J. B. Payne Bottom of Weathering lDate Start Date End 606.7 S/3/89 S/29/89 Elev. Depth Thickness Dip of' from <

ct Material Stratum Surface Stratum Descriptien Concreto 690.1 0.0 69.9 ,,

Solid concrete I t

._ ROCK DRILLING l Limestone / Shale 620.2 69.9 15.1 70' Light to medium gray, fissile to shale intercedded with light to 15' medium gray, fine to medium to crystalline competent

• limestone -

l 60' scattered slightly weatherqd partings 600.2 to 606.4; alightly weathered cones 620.2-618.4, 617.2 - 616.9, 614.3 -

613.6, 612.4 - 612.1, 607.5 - l l

607.41 core loss (soft shale). i l

, l l 616.9 to 616.4; I i .

l O 01' moderately weathered near Botten of Holo 605.1 ' 35.0 +

horizontal joint 606.7 Remarks Holo drilled vertically Logged By A. D. Soceroera Hole located 2.S' from south edge of cell SE Representative Weathered rock with no loose material at concrete / rock interface

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Hole Number Location Geologic Formation -

ACA-2 ERCW Roadway Access Cell A Conasauga 13.4'N 60'E of center of cell Elev. of surface Elev. of Water Loss 690.1' None t

Elev. Top of Rock Thickness of Concrete Elev. of Water Gain 624.4 65.7' None Elev.- Bottom of Hole Size of Core Driller 608.5 NWX J. B. Payne Bottom of Weathering Date Start Date End 610.4 9/5/89 9/8/89 Elev. Depth Thickness Dip of from of Material Stratum Surface 4tratum Description s ,

Concrete 690.1 0.0 65.7 Solid concrete from 690.1 to l 624.43 nearverticalcrackfromi, 673.9to671.1(Postplacement.{

crack with fracture in aggr.), f interior of crac< has wnste effervescence; angle cracg n 668.8 to 668.5 (same as above);

cement seam 655.7 to 655.5,' j 650.7 to 650.6 (solid witn no ROCK pKILLING aggregate)

Limentone/Shalo 624.4 65.7 15.9 90* Nedium gray fissile chalo I i

to interbedded with 11get gray,  ! ,

60' fine to medium crystalline -

competent limestone;' i t

Remarks: Hole drillod vortically Loggea by: M. A. Cenes Holo located 3' from north edge of cell A. D. Socorrer:

0.6' core loan at concretc/ rock interface NE Representatives Checked by H. R. M' Lean

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ggggy _ 07 3 Hole Number Location ACA-2 Geologic Fore.ation ERCW Roadway Access Cell A Conasauga 13.4'N 60'E of center of cell Elev. of surface  :

690.l' Elev. of Water Loss None Elev. Top of Rock Thickness of Concrete 624.4 65.7' Elev. of '.'ater Gain None Elev. Bottom of Hole Site of Core Driller 608.5 NWX J. B. Payne Bottom of Weathering Date Start Date End 610.4 9/5/B9 9/0/89 Elev. Depth Thickness Dip of from of Haterial Stratum Surface Etratum Description coro losa (soft anale) 024.4 to 623.6, 619.0 to 615.5;

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slightly weatherec part1ng 623.1, 621.1, 610.41 slightly weathered Joint d20.1, 616.5; slightly weathered near Bottom of Holo 608.5 81.6- vertical Joint 614.9 to 613.4 t

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Logged by: M. A. Cones A. D. Socerbero NE Representatives Checked by r. . M. M' Lean

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Geoiogic rormation noie swumo.er- a.t.ccat e .

Cente.r of cell A ERCW Ptt=p e*-++,"-*

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1evation os surf ace Sta,tiCn. Elevation of water t.ost 678.4 . . '

Llevation Top of Beorocn i Thickness of m CCn0. lE'evation of water Gameo

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• Elevation sottom of r9eie g sist of Core lDrillef i

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%commenceo eounoation urace i oottom of weetnering e.ncountereo (cate starteo j oate comptetea-1 617.1 i 11 2. -* I 93.1.-7 i

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Water test:

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L 620.1 70.6' None  !

Size of Core Elev. Bottom of Hole Driller  !

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t. Bottom of Weathering Date Start DateEn'd'f' 605.1 8/2/69 8/15/39 l Angle , .

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Material Stratum Surface Stratum Description Concreto 690.7 0.0 70.6 ' Solid concrete ROCK DRILLING l l l Limestone / Shale 620.1 70.8 16.0 80* Lignt to medium ; ray, fine to to medium crystalline competent ,

10' limestone inter:e:ded with 0.1'.

to to 0.3' thicx gray fissile 80* anales slightly weathered .

vertical joint 619.6, 614.6; scattered align:1y weathered  !

partings 618.0 to 606.0; core loss taoft analea 617.3 to 616.9, 610.9 to e10.5; 0.1' aligntly eatnered team 614.9, 614.0; .25' hi;nly weathered near ncri: ental ;oin-'

Bottom of Holo 603.9 87.1

• 605.1 '

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Holo drilled 4.5* from vertical at N 03* E Legged Ey A. ?. 30certers Hole located 1.5' from south edge of cell NE Representative Rock bonded to concrete at interface ,

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ERCW Roadway Access Cell B . Cenasauga 14.3'N 13*E of center of cell-Elev. of surface Elev. of Water Loss 690.7' 90% at el. 610.S*

Elev. Top of Rock Thickness of Concrete Elev, of '.'ator Cain 623.3' 67.4' None Elev. Bottom of Hole Size of Core Driller 608.2' NWX J. B. Payne Bottom of Weathering Date Start Date End 609.08 9/1/sg 9f34fgg Elev. Depth Thickness Dip l of from of f Material Stratum Surface Stratum ,Descriptien Concreto 690.7 0.0 67.4 l ;3olid concrete ROCK DR: LLING l l l Limestone / Shale 623.3 67.4 15.1 l60*ILignt gray, fine to medium ltoierystallinecompetentlimestone i,90*iinterbedded with medium gray, l tolfinegrainedfissileanale r

60'lWithlimestonestringers; lcoreloss(softshale) ~

l l621.5to620.9,619.2to615.5, 615.0 to 614.3, 609.2 to 609.0; I

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partings 621.7 to 609.0; open l ,

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Rock /concreto interface separated with no loss of material ,

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• CenYer it' cell 3 Ef!C'4 Pui _ censseurs Eieration ci burf ace 8 Station. Elevation of Water Loss

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Llevation Too of Beorocu Tnickness otN Conc. IE:evation of Water Gaineo

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' 60.08 l. .

l Elevation Bottom of Noie i Site of Core IDritier

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617.3- ' 11-2 77 1 11-3 ""I he i i l Elevation lDeoth l Thickness I i of j From i Sf a l #Atterial Stratum i Surf ace i $tr3tum i Ole I tenerietion

'40.0 * '

!cenee+a 470.8 I 0.0 4

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.', TRAINING DATA SHEET The NE representative (who is the author if this SMI) for this program does not requirc training because of his extensive experience over the past .

19 years in similar programs at various nuclear and hydro plants. He will train in their theappropriate drill foreman, drill operator, cognizant engineer and QC Inspector tasks.

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WORK EXPERIENCE FOR JAMES B. PAYNE, 429-56-3552 /- t TITLE: Core drill foreman CRAFT: Operatcc Core drill.operatori started with TVA in 1SBB-Core drill foreman: started in 1985 f I have operated a core drill on a continuous bases since 1958. Experience includes operating core drill equipment at all new TVA construction. projects and proposed-TVA sites since 1968. This has included core drilling for hydro, fossil and nuclear projects.

Specific experience with drilling in concrete at the following TVA projects: .

Yellow Creek NP - core dr$11 cooling tower caissons ,

_ checking on condition of concrete Bellefonte NP - core drilled for samples of rolled filled concrete test.section. ._ . __ _,

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Cumberland SP - core drill cassions to check quality of

• _ _ . . __ ~ concrete Fontana Dam - core drill concrete to verify integrity of concrete structure Pickwick Lock -concrete Core drill approach walls for conditiop of. '

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The above named individual is acceptable to Nuclear Engineering to perform core drilling for the ERCW pumping station and access roadway cell evaluation. ..

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I have operated a core drill lon a continuous bases since

, 1975. Experience includes operating core drill equipment at i TVA construction projects'and proposed TUA sites since 1975.- ,

This has included core drilling for hydro, fossil and nuclear projects and coal. exploration.

Specific experience with drilling in concrete at the following TVA projects:

Fontana' Dam - core-drill concrete to verify integrity-of concrete structure Fort Loudoun Dam - core drill concrete structure Catts Bar Dam - core drill concrete structure Uheeler Dam core drill concrete in gallery of dam:

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• F Boaring 323.29* Boaring 140.886 Horizontal Distance 0.31' Horizontal Distance 0.28' Vortical Depth 70.0' Vertical Depth 74.O' Depth Angle Bearing Deptn Anglo Bearing 00.0' O.5* 120* 00.0' 10.0' O.6* 2070 O.4* .042* 10.0' O.20 183o 20.0' O.5* 0230 20.u' O.46 30.0' 1360 0.50 356* 30.0' O.40 1490

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