ML20037B313

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Forwards Updated List of Plant Metal Surveillance Capsule Data.List Deviates from Previously Published Data,Using More Recent Neutron Sectional Values for Recalculation
ML20037B313
Person / Time
Site: Dresden 
Issue date: 09/09/1977
From: Turbak M
COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.
To: Desiree Davis
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
NUDOCS 8009120712
Download: ML20037B313 (3)


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Dear Mr. Davis:

An updated list of all the Dresden Station Unit 1 metal surveillance capsule data was requested by Mr. K. G. Hoge of the NRC Staff in a recent telephone conversation.

The attached list deviates from the previously published data, in that more recent neutron sectional values were used in recalculation of this data.

A linear least square fit of all of the data in Table 1 (attached) gives:

RTNDT = 65.795

  • log fluence - 1060.2 (1),

where RTNDT is the adjusted reference temperature based at the 30 ft. lb. level, and the fluence is taken to the base 10 loga-rithm.

A correlation coefficient of 0.9089 was calculated for this data.

A similar' relationship was also calculated, using only the transverse data:

RTNDT = 71.3226

  • log fluence - 1156.6 (2),

showing slightly higher correlatior, coefficient of 0.9698.

The heatup and cooldown curves (attached) were recalculated, using Equation (2) with a fluence of 1.4

  • 1019 nvt (approximately 2.4
  • 106 megawatt days of thermal power), and a factor of 0.787 to account for the fluence reduction from the capsule to the ma::imum fluence at the \\T wall position.

One (1) signed original and 39 copies of this letter are provided for.your use.

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TABLE 1 30 Ft. Lb. Transition Temperature Data for D esden U-1 (All fluence measurements based on updated cross-sectional values)

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OL IT OT Near wall 3.4*1017 105 115 Near wall 3.'1*1018 125 135 135 155 Near wall 6.4*1018 180 180 1

Near wall 1.2*10 9 194 212 18 Near core 4.67*10 155 160 170 170 Hear core 1.0*1019 200 215 Near core 3.2*1019 215 215 225-235 Near core 1.13*1020

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2. 0 280 Near core 8.67*1019 190 Near core-4.07*1019 190 Weld HAZ Hear wall 1.0*1019 43 12 Near core 8.67*1019 85 120 Near core 1.533*1020 135 200 a)

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