ML20059G838
| ML20059G838 | |
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| Site: | Trojan File:Portland General Electric icon.png |
| Issue date: | 08/31/1990 |
| From: | Robinson W, Ulmer F PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM) |
| References | |
| WRR-086-90, WRR-86-90, NUDOCS 9009130198 | |
| Download: ML20059G838 (7) | |
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h-Portland General Electric Company l Trojan Nuclear Plant 71760 Columbit' River llwy Rainier. Oregon 97048
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US Nuclear Regulatory Commission Document Control Desk Washington, DC 20555 Gentlement Monthly Operating Report In accordance with the Trojan Nuclear Plant Technical Specifications reporting requirements, the Monthly Operating Data Report is
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-Mr. David Stewart-Smith Department of Energy State of Oregon Resident Inspector MOR Distribution 9009130199 900831 ADOCK0500g4
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_4 PorHand General Electric Nuclear Division TROJAN NUCLEAR PLANI Trojan Operating Report n
August 1990 i
I OPERATIONS The plant began the month at 100% power, generating 1138 MWe gross.
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' A. reactor trip was experienced on August 9th at 1647. The trip was caused by the north main feed pump thrust bearing wear
' detector. The' reactor was taken critical on August 10th at 2216
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t lith at 1043.
The plant _ returned to 100% power and. generated there until-August 25th when plant power was reduced to 90% for turbine valve testing.-
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s testing and continued to operate'at 100% power through the remainder'of August.
MAJOR MAINTENANCE COMP 1.ETED f
Significant maintenance. completed during the month:
Repair of the main feed pump suction relief valve.
Resetting of the main feed pump thrust bearing wear detectors.
Testing of the turbine control valves.
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OPERATANC DATA REPORT 50-344 DOCKET NO.
DATE hne-1990 COMPLETED BY J. J. Ulmer l
TELEPHONE W-M&-3713 1 L
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OPERATING STATUS f
Trojan Nuclear Plant Notes 1. a gross incorrectly repor-ed
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- 33. Line 6 corrected value is Atinus t. 1990
. 2. Reporting Period:
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- 2. Line 16: cumulative gross thermal
- 3. Licensed Thermal Power (MWt):
1216 Energy Generated incorrect reporte ds
- 4. Nameplete Rating (Gross MWe):
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- 6. Mesimum Dependable Capetity (Gros MWe):
e crected values since 1986 1095 l
' 7. Maximum Dependable Capacity (Net MWe):
- 8. If Changes Occur in Capacity Ratings (1,tems Number 3 Through 7) Since Last Report.Give Reasons:
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- 9. Power LevelTo Which Rossrleted lf Any/A(Not MWe):
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- 10. Reneens For Restrietneas. lf Any:.
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' This Meath Yree. Dele Cumulative i
744 5831 122711-1
- 11. Hours la Reporting Period '
714.5 3143.6 761ni.n
- 12. Number of Neun Reester Was Critteel 0
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- 13. Renster Reserve Shutdows Hows 701.9 3007.3 761ni.s
- 14. Hours Generste,m 0
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II. Unit Reserve Sheldown Houes 2374782 10076899 239021156 16.' Gsees Thorvaal Energy Genersted (MWM) 7n744969 j
79ssso 1176130
- 17. Geen thewisel tangy Geessated (MWM) 757270 3191431 74588558 i
- 18. Met Electrient Energy Generated (MWM) oA 1 s1.6 60.6
- 19. Uudt Serv 6se Feste, 94.3 51.6 63.3
- 20. Unit Avedebility Emeter.
93.0 50.0 56.7
- 21. Unit cepeeky Foster (Uning MDC Net)'
i 90.1 48.4 53.8
- 22. Unit cepeelty Foster (Using DER Net) 56 46 1? A i
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- 24. Sheldowns Scheduled Over Next 6 Months (Type.Dete.end purellen of Eschi:
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- 25. If Shut Down At End Of Report Perled. Estimated Date of Startsp:
- 26. Units la Test Status IPrior to Commerelal Operstles):
Fervense Achieved =
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INITIAL CRITICALITY N/A N/A INITIAL ELECTRICITY N/A N/A COMMERCIAL OPER ATION (0/77)
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AVERAGE DAILY UNIT POWER LEVEL DOCKET NO: 50-344 UNITt Tro$an-DATE: September. 1990 a
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7 1088 23 1103-8 1091 24 1103 9
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11 331 27 1098 i
12 1067 28 1096 k
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16 1093 INSTRUCTIONS on this format, list the average daily unit power level in MWa-Net for each day in the reporting month.
Compute to the nearest whole megawatt.
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Attachment A Corrected Gross Thermal Engergy Ganarated i
j Month Xsar cmanulativa 154,954,805 1
1986 157,488,789
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1986" 159,667,002 4
3 1?96 162,064,419
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4-198'a 163,002,742
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1986 163,002,742
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6 LS86' 163,706,482 7
1986 166,243,426' a-8 1986 16;,688,124 9
1986 170,652,217 10 1986-173,189,993 11 1986 175,357,334
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lL2 1986 177,855,322 m
1-1987 180,273,021 2
1987 182,564,561 3
1987 184,933,817 4
1987; 184,933,817.
5' 1987 184,933,817
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6 1987 184,933,817 h
7 1987 184,933,817:
L 81 1987 185,053,354 9
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186,473,038 e
10 1987-188,373,434 11 1987 190,819,699 12 1987 191,850,836
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1988 193,929,147 2
1988 196,301,916 i
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-1988 198,837,203 4
1988 199,806,264 r'
5 1988 199,806,264 6
-1988 199,806,264 7
2,988 201,341,046 8
1988 203,825,204 9-1988 205,600,582
- p. 1988 208,112,808 I-11 1988 209,128,840 7
12 1988 211,601,000 1
1989 214,140,417 2
1989 216,404,356 3
1989 218,941,437 4
1989 219,345,985
.5 1989 219,345,985 I
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7-1989 219,345,985 i
8 1989 220,825,869 l
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1989 222,035,943 j
10 1989 224,242,729
'll 1989 226,624,485 12 1989 228,944,257
-j 1-1990 231,451,910f 2
1990-233,744,658 3
1990 235,285,256 4-1990 235,285,256 j
5 1990 235,285,256 6
1990 235,285,256-l
,7 1990 236,646,374 p
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