ML20024C484
| ML20024C484 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Crane |
| Issue date: | 04/14/1978 |
| From: | Taylor J BABCOCK & WILCOX CO. |
| To: | Deddens J BABCOCK & WILCOX CO. |
| References | |
| TASK-03, TASK-3, TASK-GB GPU-0255, GPU-255, NUDOCS 8307120681 | |
| Download: ML20024C484 (5) | |
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i s t .- ~ ~; i ~ a t 2 J. THE BASCCCX 4 'All.CCX CCMPANY PCWER SENERATION GRCUP M /, J. C. DCDINS - MANAGA. EN4INII21NG '~ i. J. a. hrr.on. Naan, uC:NsINa a NRD& MAL cu,p3 c st. m men mn v - .t- .m. er tet. PLANT INCIDENT' IVAI.UATICNS ApRII,14, 1373 i-be preSometime ago it was decided that a site probles report would days. pared for any incident on a 38W plant causing lost capacity it would sees appropriate for us to consider establishing aAs a systes might. otherwise require. routine practice of going further than the s into effect a sanagement policy which calls for a detailed -It is suggested that lacident report for every significant incident affecting a 34W....... _, plaat. The purpose of these incider:t je. p-the incident. to the point where what happened was thoroughlyreports would be to p understood and that corrective actions could be outlined sucia h that all ressonabit things had been done to minial possibility of the same or similar occurrences on o:e the i operating plants. ther 33W sore than opersting procedure recommendations, but,In some cases, th in others, f. - --it could i'avolve recommended hardware changes. ( If this were done, it wo61d seem that several benefits cVul'd' ~ ~ ~ accrue to 34W. 1. Cur aca11 ability record would be enhanced, 1. 4 If this policy of in-depth, follow-through evaluation were i t ande known to the NRC, it could be that they would persi: a plant e.tperiencing an incident to return to power more f '.l quickly if they knew an in. depth analysis was being done y and would be followed by a detailed, report. I. - 3. It could make points with the NRC *i*n tarms af mini =i:ing [E the effee: on other opersein: -14.. : h:casse of an incident g on cue plasc, p 4 It could lead to new business in terms of procedurs @4 revisions and hardware redesign, 3. It could p'rovide a better understanding of our plants and, specifically, i.e., it could lead to desirsble improvements.in the area of systems intera ? G.eu-7 r,- see;Ed.Forin 955 2 .. _..m ~...s.-:..~., 00Yle RehctSNg fr[c. 5$5llh[ c j 32s } o 5 3 9 l-p g 9 .p gm L = i. g
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