ML20029E509
| ML20029E509 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | River Bend  |
| Issue date: | 05/12/1994 |
| From: | Beach A NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION IV) |
| To: | Mcgaha J ENTERGY OPERATIONS, INC. |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 9405180430 | |
| Download: ML20029E509 (59) | |
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50-458 License: NPF-47 Entergy Operations, Inc.
ATTN: John R. McGaha, Vice President -
Operations, River Bend Station P.O. Box 220 St. Francisville, Louisiana 70775
SUBJECT:
OUTAGE MEETING This refers to the meeting conducted at your River Bend Station facility on April 12, 1994. This meeting was related to Entergy Operations, Inc.
management expectations and initiatives for the upcoming outage.
The meeting also outlined major milestones and related activities and actions taken to emphasize safety and minimize exposures during the outage.
A copy of your presentation is attached as Attachment 2 of this letter.
The NRC staff noted that the presentation was professional and well organized and found the meeting to be very beneficial.
The NRC staff will monitor the progress of your outage and the results of your implementation of these initiatives during future inspections.
In accordance with Section 2.790 of the NRC's " Rules of Practice," Part 2, Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, a copy of this letter will be placed in the NRC's Public Document Room.
Should you have any questions concerning this matter, we will be pleased to discuss them with you.
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ATTN: Harold W. Keiser, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer P.O. Box 31995 Jackson, Mississippi 39286-1995 Entergy Operations, Inc.
ATTN: Jerrold G. Dewease, Vice President Operations Support P.O. Box 31995 Jackson, Mississippi 39286-1995 Entergy Operations, Inc.
ATTN: Michael B. Sellman, Plant Manager P.O. Box 220 St. Francisville, Louisiana 70775 Entergy Operations, Inc.
ATTN: James J. Fisicaro, Manager - Safety Assessment and Quality Verification River Bend Station P.O. Box 220 St. Francisville, Louisiana 70775 Wise, Carter, Child & Caraway ATTN:
Robert B. McGehee, Esq.
P.O. Box 651 Jackson, Mississippi 39205 Winston & Strawn ATTN: Mark J. Wetterhahn, Esq.
1401 L Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C.
20005-3502 Entergy Operations, Inc.
ATTN: Otto P. Bulich, Director Nuclear Licensing P.O. Box 220 St. Francisville, Louisiana 70775 The Honorable Richard P. Ieyoub Attorney General P.O. Box 94095 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9095 H. Anne Plettinger 3456 Villa Rose Drive Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70806
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Cajun Electric Power Coop. Inc.
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Philip G. Harris 10719 Airline Highway P.O. Bcx 15540 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70895 William H. Spell, Administrator i
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6 NRC / RBS OUTAGE MEETING AGENDA 1.
OPENING REMARKS MIKE SELLMAN General Plant Manager Operations
- 11. CONTROL OF OPERATIONS JOE VENABLE Manager -
Operations Ill. OUTAGE SCOPE TOM HILDEBRANDT Manager - Outage Management IV. SHUTDOWN RISK VINCE KLCO ASSESSMENT Principal Engineer V. MATERIAL CONDITION M/KE KRUPA Manager - System Engineering VI. RADIATION PROTECTION BILL ODELL Superintendent Radiological Programs Vll.
SUMMARY
TOM HILDEBRANDT Manager - Outage Management Page1
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OPENING REMARKS PURPOSE OUTAGE PHILOSOPHY PRESENTATION MIKE SELLMAN General Plant Manager Operations Page 2
PURPOSE OF MEETING PRESENT INITIATIVES FOR CONTROL OF PLANT OPERATIONS DURING OUTAGE PROVIDE OVERVIEW OF OUTAGE SCOPE REVIEW MAJOR OUTAGE MILESTONES AND ACTIVITIES PROVIDE OVERVIEW OF INITIATIVES TO IMPROVE OVERALL PLANT MATERIAL CONDITION PRESENT ACTIONS TO EMPHASIZE SAFETY AND MINIMlZE OUTAGE RELATED EXPOSURES Page3
OUTAGE PHILOSOPHY INTEGRATE SAFETY INTO THE PLANNING, SCHEDULING, AND IMPLEMENTATION OF OUTAGE ACTIVITIES OUTAGE PROTECTION PLAN IS BASED ON A " DEFENSE IN DEPTH" PHILOSOPHY
- IDENTIFY AND MINIMlZE SHUTDOWN RISK
- BACKUP OF KEY SAFETY FUNCTIONS
- PROTECTED TRAIN METHODOLOGY OUTAGE ORGANIZATION WITH CLEARLY DEFINED RESPONSIBILITIES AND EXPECTATIONS OPERATIONS TO SET STANDARDS AND MAINTAIN POSITIVE CONTROL PLANT PERSONNEL SAFETY AND MATERIAL CONDITION TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER OUTAGE SCHEDULE i
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PRESENTATION CONTROL OF OPERATIONS BY JOE VENABLE OUTAGE SCOPE BY TOM H/LDEBRANDT OUTAGE RISK ASSESSMENT BY V/NCE KLCO MATERIAL CONDITION BY MIKE KRUPA i
RADIATION PROTECTION BY BILL ODELL
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CONTROL OF OPERATIONS ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OUTAGE PREPARATIONS OUTAGE RISK MANAGEMENT
- SHUTDOWN SAFETY TESTING RESTART JOE VENABLE Manager - Operations Page 6
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I ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE MANAGEMENT POSITIONS
- OPERATIONS M.ANAGER
- OPERATIONS SUPERINTENDENT
- SHIFT SUPERINTENDENT
- CONTROL ROOM SUPERVISOR WORK MANAGEMENT CONTROL CENTER SPECIAL TASK COORDINATORS (SHIFT TECHNICAL ADVISORS)
- WATER MOVEMENT
- POST-MA.INTENANCE TESTING
- IN-SERVICE TESTING
- EQUIPMENT TAGGING Page 7 r-
OUTAGE PREPARATIONS SHIFT SUPERINTENDENT ASSIGNED TO OUTAGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TAGOUTS
- PREWRITTEN AND REVIEWED
- PRIORITIZED
- COORDINATED PROCEDURE REVIEWS AND REVISIONS
- FUEL HANDLING PROCEDURES INCORPORATE LESSONS LEARNED
- DAILY OPERATING LOGS UPDATED
- PROCEDURE DEVELOPED FOR ACTIVITIES WITH POTENTIAL TO IMPACT REACTOR INVENTORY, CONTAINMENT INTEGRITY, AND FREEZE SEALS CONTINGENCIES Page 8
OUTAGE RISK MANAGEMENT SHUTDOWN OPERATIONS PROTECTION PLAN
- COMMUNICATE OUTAGE SAFETY PHILOSOPHY
- ESTABLISH GUIDELINES (RULES)
- DEFINE SHUTDOWN CONDITIONS FOR HIGHER RISK EVOLUTIONS
- ESTABLISH DEFENSE-IN-DEPTH CONCEPT OF NUMARC 91-06
- IDENTIFY SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR KEY SAFETY FUNCTIONS
- CONTINGENCY PLANS PRE-IDENTIFIED FOR HIGHER RISK EVOLUTIONS ORAM PROGRAM USED TO ASSIST WITH RISK MINIMlZATION Page 9
SHUTDOWN SAFETY PROTECTED TRAIN ENHANCEMENT PHILOSOPHY
- SIGNS
- DATA SHEET
- EXCLUSION
- REVIEW WATER MOVEMENT PLAN KEY FUNCTIONS
- ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION
- CONTAINMENT INTEGRITY Page 10
SHUTDOWN COOLING DIVISIONAL PROTECTION EMPHASIS TO ORGANIZATION BACK-UP DIESEL AND PUMP FOR SPENT l
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PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND FUEL BUILDING CONTAINMENT LOG OF ALL CONTAINMENT BREACHES OPERATORS VERIFY OBSTRUCTIONS MEET PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS CONTAINMENT CLOSURE RESPONSE TEAM ESTABLISHED OBSTRUCTIONS ARE LABELLED LOCALLY TO READILY IDENTIFY RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS AND PURPOSE l
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POST-MAINTENANCE TESTING / SYSTEM RESTORATION KEY PROTECTION EQUIPMENT RETURNED TO SERVICE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AFTER MAINTENANCE OR TESTING SYSTEM / EQUIPMENT AVAILABILITY ASSURED BY
- POST-MAINTENANCE TESTING
- MONITORING OF KEY PARAMETERS
- VERIFICATION OF ALIGNMENT AND/OR ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL I
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RESTART RESTART RULES WILL BE UTILIZED TO LIMIT DISTRACTIONS STARTUP TRAINING FOR CREWS UTILIZING SIMULATOR Page 15 1
l OUTAGE SCOPE SAFETY PHILOSOPHY MILESTONES CRITICAL PATH PROJECTS FIRST TIME ACTIVITIES MAJOR MODIFICATIONS LESSONS LEARNED l
TOM HILDEBRANDT Manager - Outage Management Page 16
NUCLEAR SAFETY PHILOSOPHY OUTAGE MANAGEMENT NUCLEAR SAFETY PHILOSOPHY IS TO INTEGRATE SAFETY INTO PLANNING, SCHEDULING, AND IMPLEMENTATION OF OUTAGE ACTIVITIES THROUGH DEFENSE IN DEPTH
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- SHUTDOWN OPERATIONS PROTECTION PLAN
- INDEPENDENT / CRITICAL SCHEDULE REVIEW
- SIGNS & BARRIERS
- BACKUP DECAY HEAT REMOVAL CAPABILITY Page 17
PREOUTAGE MILESTONES PREOUTAGE ORGANIZATION OUTAGE ORGANIZATION FUEL PREPARATION OUTAGE SCHEDULE MODIFICATIONS ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ON SITE Page 18
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SHUTDOWN 16 APRIL START TURBINE WORK 16 APRIL MODE 5 17 APRIL MODE 5 >23' 20 APRIL START FUEL SHUFFLE 22 APRIL COMPLETE FUEL SHUFFLE 30 APRIL DIVISIONAL SWAP 3 MAY OPEN PRIMARY CONT.
11 MAY DIV I ECCS TEST 20 MAY DIV ll ECCS TEST 24 MAY CLOSE PRIMARY CONT.
26 MAY RPV HYDRO 27 MAY MODE 2 31 MAY GENERATOR SYNC 8 JUNE Page 20 i
1 CRITICAL PATH SHUTDOWN REACTOR DISASSEMBLY SERVICE WATER DIV ll RHR DIV I ECCS TESTING DIV 11 f
REACTOR REASSEMBLY VESSEL HYDRO 1
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CRITICAL PROJECTS REPAIR AND LLRT FEEDWATER CHECK VALVE 32A DEMONSTRATION OF SFC / RWCU DECAY HEAT REMOVAL TURBINE ROTOR REPLACEMENT
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VESSEL REFERENCE LEG MODIFICATION MSIV ANTI-ROTATION MODIFICATION MDR / AGASTAT RELAY REPLACEMENT RHR TEST RETURN VALVES AIRLOCK MODIFICATIONS Page 22
FIRST TIME ACTIVITIES DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY OF REACTOR SEPARATOR AND DRYER UNDERWATER FUEL SIPPING METHODOLOGY CONTROL ROD BLADE REPLACEMENT (29)
JET PUMP BEAM REPLACEMENT MECHANICAL STRESS IMPROVEMENT PROCESS Page 23
MAJOR ACTIVITIES DIESEL INSPECTIONS INSTALLATION OF FUEL POOL COOLING BACK-UP POWER AND BACK-UP SWP TO REACTOR BUILDING CLOSED COOLING RELAY REPLACEMENT AND RELATED STPS DIV ll ELECTRICAL BUS OUTAGES DRYWELL TEMPERATURE MONITORING IMPROVEMENTS AND INSPECTIONS Fage 24
MAJOR MODIFICATIONS TURBINE LP ROTORS MSIV ANTI ROTATION MODIFICATION REACTOR REFERENCE LEG MODIFICATION AIR LOCK MODIFICATIONS RCIC TESTABLE CHECK VALVES TWO CONTAINMENT PENETRATION EXPANSION BELLOWS Page 25
MAJOR MODIFICATIONS FEED PUMP MIN-FLOW VALVES l
CONDENSATE SYSTEM MIN-FLOW VALVE REACTOR WATER CLEAN-UP REACTOR RECIRCULATION PUMP SEALS TURBINE EXHAUST NON-RETURN VALVES UP-GRADE OF THREE SIGNATURE TEST VALVE MOTORS l
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9 LESSONS LEARNED OUTAGE MANAGEMENT ASSESSMENT PRE-OUTAGE ORGANIZATION SCHEDULE INTEGRATION RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL CONTROL PLAN PAPER CLOSEOUT PROCESS RETEST COORDINATOR PLANT STARTUP PROCEDURE MWO READINESS-MATERIALS, REVISIONS, CLEARANCES LLRT OWNERSHIP MSIP COORDINATION Page 27
4 SHUTDOWN RISK ASSESSMENT
- EXPERIENCE BASE OPERATING EXPERIENCE NUMARC 91-06
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OPERATING EXPERIENCE EOl SITE VISITS GRAND GULF PERSONNEL UTILIZED FOR SHUTDOWN SELF-ASSESSMENT DECAY HEAT REMOVAL CONTAINMENT WORK CONTROL SWITCHYARD WORK CONTROL Page 30
NUMARC 91-06 DECAY HEAT REMOVAL AC SOURCES REACTIVITY CONTROL INVENTORY CONTROL CONTAINMENT WORK CONTROL Page 31
FOCUS AREAS QUALITATIVE EVALUATION OF OUTAGE SCHEDULE ORAM-TIP FIELD POSTINGS TRAINING GENERAL WORK CONTROL FIRE PRECAUTIONS FOCUSSED ANALYSIS
- SAFETY-RELATED BUS OUTAGE SCHEDULE Page 32
1 CONCLUSIONS DEFENSE-IN-DEPTH HIGH RISK EVOLUTIONS CONTINGENCY PLANNING DIVISIONAL OUTAGES PROTECTED EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS Page 33 k
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MATERIAL CONDITION REVIEW EFFORTS EQUIPMENT REVIEWS STATUS MAJOR ISSUES
SUMMARY
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System Engineering
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EQUIPMENT CONDITION REVIEW EFFORTS REVIEW EFFORT BY OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE AND ENGINEERING IDENTIFIED 87 LONG-STANDING EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS 38 MINOR MODIFICATIONS ALSO IDENTIFIED FOR EQUIPMENT PROBLEM RESOLUTION 87 LONG-TERM EQUIPMENT PROBLEM MINOR MODS OUTAGE SCOPE Page 35
EQUIPMENT CONDITION REVIEW EFFORTS EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL ISSUES WERE PRIORITIZED FOR WORK
- SAFETY SIGNIFICANCE
- PLANT RELIABILITY
- OUTAGE REQUIREMENTS REVIEW RESULTS
- NON-OUTAGE MODIFICATIONS
- PAINT AND LABELLING PROGRAMS ACCELERATED
- MODIFICATION AND MAINTENANCE SCOPE EFFORTS WILL CONTINUE INTO CYCLE 6 Page 36
CONTINUOUS EQUIPMENT REVIEW IDENTIFYING EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS WILL BE CONTINUOUS EFFORT IDENTIFIED EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS REVIEWED BY CHANGE REVIEW BOARD (CRB) MASTER ISSUES LIST ESTABLISHED ENGINEERING REVIEW COMMITTEE
- CONSISTS OF RBS AND OTHER ENTERGY SITE PERSONNEL
- REVIEW SPECIAL PROJECTS FOR DESIGN SOLUTIONS MANAGEMENT OVERSITE AND WALKDOWNS TO IMPROVE OVERALL MATERIAL CONDITION Page 37
STATUS REFUELING OUTAGE 5 PRIORITIZED MODIFICATIONS
- ISSUES FROM LONG-TERM EQUIPMENT PROBLEM LIST
- NON-OUTAGE RELATED MODS COMMITTED IN NEAR TERM PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT PLAN n PARTIALLY COMPLETED BALANCE BY END OF RF5 l
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RESOLUTION OF MAJOR ISSUES CONTAINMENT AIRLOCKS MAINSTEAM ISOLATION VALVES
- MAINTENANCE AND SURVEILLANCE
- ANTI-ROTATION DEVICES RECIRCULATION PUMP SEAL UPGRADE MECHANICAL STRESS IMPROVEMENT
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PROCESS REPLACE LOW PRESSURE TURBINE RHR TEST RETURN VALVE RWCU PUMP SEAL FEED PUMP VIBRATION Page 39
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RESOLUTION OF MAJOR ISSUES REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL WATER LEVEL REFERENCE LEG FUEL LEAK
- INSPECTION
- SIPPING METHODOLOGY JET PUMP BEAM REPLACEMENT Page 40
SUMMARY
CONCERTED REVIEW EFFORT PRIORITIZED MOST SIGNIFICANT MODIFICATIONS MANY LONG-STANDING EQUIPMENT ISSUES WILL BE RESOLVED DURING THIS OUTAGE l
LONG TERM PROGRAMS WILL CONTINUE TO ADDRESS EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS
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RADIATION PROTECTION
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RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL CONTROL ALARA INITIATIVES SOURCE TERM REDUCTION RADIATION PROTECTION BILL ODELL Superintendent
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RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL CONTROL OUR GOAL IS RECOGNITION BY INDUSTRY AS BEING THE LEADER IN RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL CONTROL
- BENCHMARKED RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL PROCESS
- ESTABLISHED MATERIAL RELEASE FACILITY
- TOOLS AND M&TE
- PACKAGING
- MATERIAL INGRESS
- TRACKING PROGRAM Page 43
RF-5 PERSON-REM ESTIMATES H
ITEM QUANTITY PERSON-REM MSIP 90.0 ISI WELDS 334 61.3 ISI NOZZLES 28 56.1 SHIELDING 30.0 DW RP SURVEILLANCE 23.0 SIGNATURE TEST 71 20.3 REFUEL 19.6 i
LLRT 14.5 EROSION /CORROS 285 13.3 ISISNUBBERS 299 11.2 VALVE REPACKS 379 8.6 LPRM 24 8.1 MSIV 8
8.0 SRV 16 7.5 DECON (DW/MST) 7.2 MOV PMS 210 6.3 TOTAL 385.0
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j ALARA INITIATIVES ALL RADIATION WORKERS TRAINED ON MANAGEMENT STANDARDS AND EXPECTATIONS
- ALARA IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY MOCKUP TRAINING SHIELDING NO77LE/ SYSTEM FLUSH ALARA/ SAFETY INCENTIVE AND a
AWARENESS PROGRAM TELEMETRY / REMOTE CAMERAS REMOTE / AUTOMATED EQUIPMENT (AUTOMATED CUTTING TOOLS, WELDERS, ETC.)
INCORPORATED ALARA INTO DESIGN CHANGES Page 45 l
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SOURCE TERM REDUCTION LP TURBINE ROTOR BLADES NON-STELLITE MSIV ANTI-ROTATIONAL DEVICES 29 NEW CONTROL ROD BLADES WITHOUT STELLITE ROLLERS 9 VALVES IN CONDENSATE, FEEDWATER &
RHR ARE NON-STELLITE REPLACEMENT VALVES OR HAVE NON-STELLITE PARTS Page 46
i RADIATION PROTECTION AND SAFETY INITIATIVES RP TECHNICIAN ROVERS FOR COACHING AND ALARA
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OUTAGE RADIATION WORK PERMITS AND ALARA REVIEWS BY LEAD RP TECHNICIANS NEW EQUIPMENT FOR SAFETY PROTECTION FROM FALLS TECHNOLOGICAL IMPROVEMENTS
- CAMERAS
- TELEMETRY FOR AIR SAMPLERS AND DOSIMETRY Page 48
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PHILOSOPHY OPERATIONS CONTROL EMPHASIZED DURING PLANNING, SCHEDULING, AND lMPLEMENTATION OF OUTAGE OUTAGE SCOPE AND ORGANIZATIONAL ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES DEFINED RISK ASSESSMENT USES CURRENT TECHNOLOGY AND LESSONS LEARNED EXTENSIVE REVIEW EFFORT TO IMPLEMENT HIGHEST IMPACT WORK EMPHASIS ON LONG-STANDING a
EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS PERSONNEL SAFETY AND ALARA CONSIDERED FOR EVERY ASPECT OF OUTAGE Page 50
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