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Informs of Planned Special ALARA Appraisal at Facility During Wk of 900422.Requests That Info Identified in Encl Be Provided to Region III by 900410
ML20033F027
Person / Time
Site: LaSalle  Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 03/02/1990
From: Norelius C
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION III)
To: Reed C
COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.
References
NUDOCS 9003150284
Download: ML20033F027 (8)


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t MAR 0 21990 Docket No. 50-373 Docket No. 50-374 Commonwealth Edison Company ATTN: Mr. Cordell Reed Senior Vice President

-Post Office Box 767 Chicago,-IL 60690 1

Gentlemen:

1 This letter'is to' inform you of a planned special ALARA appraisal at the LaSalle Nuclear Station during the week of April 22, 1990. The site team will be led by Mr. W. G. Snell of Region III and is expected to include four representatives from NRC Regions-I and III, two from NRC Headquarters and one from Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL). One of the NRC Headquarters representatives is a Finnish citizen on temporary assignment with the NRC.

This individual will be an observer and will not work independently.- We will provide certification of radiation protection training so that site a

specific. training will be sufficient for unescorted access to radiologically controlled areas except possibly for the'Finnish citizen.

3 To assist the team in its preparation, we would appreciate that the information 1

identified in the attachments to this letter be provided to Region III by April.

j 10, 1990.

If-you determine there'is-a need, we can. travel to' LaSalle to pick up the information and discuss it with you at the same time.

The'above information was discussed in seperate' telephone conversations with Messrs.'G. Diederich and D. Hieggelke on February 26, _1990. We appreciate your cooperation in this matter.

If you have any questions, pleaseLeontact William i

Snell: at (708) 790-5513 or, Marty Schumacher at (708) 790-5514..

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Sincerely, 9003150204 900302 E PDR ADOCK 05000373

'G PNUj Charles E.'Norelius, Director Division of Radiation Safety and Safeguards fh() D

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1. ~Index of Requested Naterial

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Lasalle' Processes &

Practices Questionnaire i

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l T. Kovach. Nuclear-Licensing Manager i

G.'J..Diederich, Station Manager F. Rescel, CECO Dennis Hieggelke, LaSalle Station

'DCD/DCB(RIDS)

Licensing Fee Management Branch Resident Inspector, RIII.

Richard Hubbard J. W.-McCaffrey, Chief, Public Utilities Division Patricia O'Brien, Governor's

-Office of Consumer Services

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l INDEX OF REQUESTED MATERIAL l-l' CompletionofALARAQuestionnaire(Attachment 2) l ALARAOrganizationStructure(RoutineandOutage)

L l-ALARA Committee Meeting Minutes (Corporate and Station 1987 - present) l-l ALARA Program Procedures (Corporate and Station)

ALARA suggestion / incentive program description ALARA Training Courses (beyond NGET): title, intended audience, duration frequency, lesson plans, instructor qualification (Corporate and Station}

ALARA Program Assessment / Audits and responses (1987 - present)

PostOutageALARAReportsandcritiques(CorporateandStation)

(1987 - present)

RWP implementing procedures ALARA dose (man rem) goals, estimates, and actual doses for high dose jobs (NUREG/CR 4254 page 14 and Appendix A)

ALARA dose (man rem) goals and actual doses by department or workgroup including contractors ALARA goal: setting and management methods (past and present) l Dose rate buildup survey data (e.g., BRAC, Diamond Surveys,.etc.) startup to present

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IA SALLE PROCESSES AND' PRACTICES OUESTIONNAIRE

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GROUP 1 - CONTROL OF DOSE RATES s

3 Adonted' Comment Cost / Benefit SOURCE RELATED Material 1.

Cobalt QA procedures on fuel, pins, and control blades?

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Cobalt reduction program?-

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Material selection for piping and deaeration tank?

Chemistry 4.

Fe control?

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0 control in feedwater and 2

reactor water?

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Zn in reactor water or Zn injection?

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Monitor and control metallic ion content of both condensate and reactor water?

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Ilydrogen water chemistry?

Preconditioninn-9.

Passivation of new piping?

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Pre-filming conditioning for primary circuit?

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'2Place an 11 (lligh), M (Medium), 'or L (Low) in this column to indicate impact on dose' reduction. Add a check mark (/) in this column if a comment is attached (see last page for examples).

' Place a check mark (/) in this column if a cost-benefit analysis was done and attach a' summary.

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Comment Cost / Benefit 2 2

Decontamination. Filters.' Flushing 11' Cavity wall end'other special decontamination machines?

12.

Chemical decontamination of primary' systems?

-13' Electropolish: (a) refueling tools?

(b) lifting rigs?

(c) new piping?

14.

Condensate pre-filters?

15.

High-temperature electromagnetic filters?

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Pre-coat filters on condensate demineralizers?

17.

Hollow fibre filter in condensate or feed water systems?

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Special clean up procedures after valve maintenance?

19.

Hot spot reduction program?

Radiation Shieldinc

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Fuel transfer chute' shielding?

21. ' Reactor head shield?

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Shield' wall between turbine and generator?-

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Special shields (control rod drive.

temperature indicator. probe-detector cable, etc.)?

3Place a yes or no in this column or a specific value if parentheses are used.

'2Place an H (High), M (Medium), or L (Low) in this column to indicato impact on dose reduction. Add a check mark (/) in thi,C c olumn if a comment is attached (see'last page for examples).

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GROUP 2 - CONTROL OF EXPOSURE TIME 8

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Workinc Renuirements 24.

Sea 11ess RWCU pump?

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25. -Valve and valve packing improvement program?;

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Improved in-core neutron monitor?

27.. Bellows seal type valves?

Automation. Tools

28. - Automatic control roc drive handling machines?

29.

Automatic or semi-automatic ultrasonics for inspection of piping and components?

30-Main steam isolation valve automatic seat-lapping and handling equipment?

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Muhl,1-studtensionerforreactor

vessels head bolts?

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Permanent platforms?

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Quick disconnect insulation?

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Computer controlled automatic indexing refueling machine?

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Remote tooling, robotics, and remote surveillance? (Give examples) 36.

Semi automatic overhauling and

' inspection equipment:for control rod drive mechanisms?

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Thread cleaner for reactor pressure vessel?

' Place a yes or no in this column or a specific value if parentheses are used.

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GROUP 3 -'ALARA-MEASURES 41.

Special-training for high dose jolis:

(a) Computerized plant tour system?

(b) Mockup and dry runs?

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Formalized mechanism to1 incorporate l

-lessons-learned from post job reviews into future jobs?-

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A1 ARA:or'similar committees?-

44; Valuation of person rem in-cost-benefit evaluations?

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45,' LOverall' plant:ALARA study and prioritization' of actions?-

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'46,7 uni cycle length (months)?

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F 147. 1 Fuel' rod" cleaning?:

s 3 (48. - Minimize and control! crud burst

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Fuel sip for minor leaks?:

l50.. Policy on shutdown if fuel lhaks?l JI r

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Percent water' processes by_ reactor

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COMMENTS On a separate sheet, give the item nuniber your comment relates to and any

' additional information that will clarify your answer..

Examples:

15.

Magnetic filters were included in our plant design. They yicided only 50%

efficiency vs. 80% predicted, and as such are only marginally cost-effective.

20.

Engineering evaluation of this item conc 1uded that it was not cost-effective for our plant.

28.

Engineering evaluation of this item revealed it was cost effective assuming use occurred on critical path 25% of the time.

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