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Forwards Procedures Ultrasonic Exam for Detection of Intergranular Stress Corrosion Cracking, in Response to NRC 821108 Request for Addl Info Re Implementation of Rev 1, NUREG-0313
ML20070M759
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Site: FitzPatrick Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 01/19/1983
From: Bayne J
POWER AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK (NEW YORK
To: Vassallo D
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
Shared Package
ML20070M761 List:
References
RTR-NUREG-0313, RTR-NUREG-313 JPN-83-03, JPN-83-3, NUDOCS 8301250321
Download: ML20070M759 (27)


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t omas n A6 coums.6 J AMES L. LAROCC A Director of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20555 Attention: Mr. Domenic P 1'assallo, Chief Operating Rea*wors Branch No.2 Division of Licensing

Subject:

James A. FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant Docket No. 50-333 Response to Request for Additional Information on Implementation of NUREG-0313, Rev. 1

References:

1) PASNY Letter, J.P. Bayne to T.A. Ippolito dated September 28, 1981 (JPN-81-76) regarding Technical Specifications Changes Relating to Implementation of NUREG-0313, Rev. 1
2) NRC Letter, D.B. Vassallo to L.W. Sinclair dated November 8, 1982 - Request for Additional Information Regarding Implements'lon of NUREG-0313, Rev. 1

Dear Sir:

The Power Authority submitted, via Reference 1, proposed changes to the FitzPatrick plant Technical Specifications which would incorporate the augmented inservice inspection requirements of NUREG-0313, Rev. 1. In Reference 2, additional information was requested regarding the implementation of NUREG-0313, Rev. 1 at the FitzPatrick plant. The questions outlined in Reference 2 are addressed in the enclosure to this letter.

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The Power Authority is actively involved in industry groups working on improvements for the early detection of IGSCC, including the areas of: NDE techniques; training of technicians; prediction methods; and, appropriate weld wampling plans. Therefore, some of the information presented in items #3 and #4 is subject to change in the near future, as improvements and new developments are incorporated into the Power Authority's plans for IGSCC detection.

If you have any questions, regarding this subject, please

! contact J. A. Gray, Jr. of my si.af f.

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1.Q. Reclassification of Snfo Ends (III.A.2 of NUREG-0313 Rsv. 1)

In the lettter from J. P. Bayne to T. A. Ippolito dated September 28, 1981 (JPN-81-76), it is mentioned that the

" safe-ends, previously reported as nonconforming, are 1

manufactured from low carbon stainless steel." Therefore, the safe-ends were reclassified as conforming.

Please supply a manufacturer's chemical composition certification of the safe-ends. This chemical composition should include the carbon level.

l.A. Attachment 1 is a copy of the mill test reports for the safe-ends of the recirculation system outlet and inlet nozzles, the core spray nozzles, and the CRD hydraulic return nozzle. These reports indicate a carbon content of

.023%.

Attachment 2 is a copy of the mill test report for the heat of material from which the jet pump instrumentation nozzle safe-ends were fabricated. This report indicates a maximum

! carbon content of .020%.

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2.0 Unidentified Leakage Monitoring (IV.B.a of NUREG-0313 l

l Rev. 1)

a. Identify the methods to detect and monitor unidentified leakage in the pressure boundary piping l

of your BWR, Some of these methods are enumerated in Regulatory Guide 1.45, Paragraph B.

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b. Pleaco fill out tha atteched table of information regarding the system identified in the above paragraph.

2.A. Unidentified leakage in the pressure boundary piping is monitored by surveying the leakage collection sumps. The sumps are monitored by measuring flow out of the sumps, measuring the sump level and the time required for pump outs, and measuring the time interval between sump pump outs. These functions enable detection of unidentified leakage from pressure boundary piping. Information on the detection and monitoring capabilities can be found in the attached Table 2-1. In addition, the drywell gaseous and particulate radiation monitors indicate the presence of coolant leakage.

3.0 Augmented ISI of Nonconforming Service Sensitive Pipe t

a. Please identify the methods for augmented ISI of the nonconforming service sensitive oipe.
b. Provide a copy of the specifications for the augmented l ISI mathods (IV.B. 3 of NUREG-0313 Rev . 1).

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c. Provide a copy of the augmented ISI methods used and I

the training and certification levels the individuals using those methods received. Indicate if cracked specimens are used in your training (IV.B.3 of NUREG-0313 Rev. 1).

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d. Identify the proportion of the nonconforming cervica sensitive pipe that is being inspected (IV.B.2.b of NUREG-0313 Rev. 1).
e. Identify the inspection interval of each system of the nonconforming service sensitive pipe (IV.B.2.b of NUREG-0313 Rev. 1).
f. Identify the Stress Rule Index Numbers for the welded joints in the nonconforming service sensitive pipe (IV.B.l.b (6) of NUREG-0313 Rev. 1).

3.A. Due to increased industry efforts in development and improvement of IGSCC detection procedures and training, the Authority's future IGSCC activities will reflect these improvements, and may, therefore, be different from those described below which were used for the Winter 1981-82 refueling outage.

a. The primary method for augmented ISI of nonconforming ser vice sensitive piping is ultrasonic examinntion.

Due to geometry, some branches, fittings (valves, tees, crosses) and connectior.s may have additional inspections performed using surface (dye penetrant) methods. The UT procedure used is essentially the EPRI developed, IGSCC oriented, shear wave technique.

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Spscifically, this rathod involves the use of caaller diameter, dual element, focused transducers with normally a 45 examination angle and frequency of 1.5 to 5.0 MHz.

b. Attachment 3 is a copy of the procedure used to perform the augmented ISI on nonconforming service sensitive piping. Attachment 4 is a copy of the a

0- procedure used to evaluate any indications discovered during the augmented ISI.

c. The NDE training of both the vendor personnel and'the Authority QA/ISI personnel is, in general, as required by ASME, ASNT Standards. In addition, specialized training was provided in the EPRI IGSCC technique that forms the basis for the procedures used. This initial training was received by an Authority NDE specialist at the EPRI NDE center in Charlotte, North Carolina in September, 1981. This involved the use of 12" schedule 80 pipe samples with IGSCC grown in them.

Such a pipe sample was subsequently used to train both vendor and Authority QA/QC personnel in these specialized IGSCC UT procedures.

Prior to the next refueling outage, both vendor and Authority QC/QA personnel, as well as the UT procedure (s), will be qualified on cracked pipe samples of greater wall thickness than that of the 12" schedule 80 specimen.

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d. Par the Authority's cubmittal of September 28, 1981, the following piping was considered to be nonconforming, service sensitive:
i. The Recirculation System 4" discharge bypass piping.

ii. The two 10" Core Spray piping segments.

iii. The CRD hydraulic return piping.

The 4" recirculation piping received 100% inspection during the 1977, 1978 and 1980 refueling outages.

These inspections were performed using the standard

ASME code technique. In the 1981-82 outage, 4 of 10 welds in one loop were inspected using the IGSCC oriented technique. This inspection frequency follows NUREG 0313, Rev. 1, IV.B.2.b(1). Six different 4" welds are scheduled for inspection during the next (1983) outage, using the IGSCC oriented technique.

This will meet the above requirements of 100% of one redundant piping run in 36 months. Since the Stress Rule Index Calculations have been completed for the recirculation system, the 6 welds selected were chosen from those in Region III (the region of highest susceptibility to IGSCC).

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l The core spray piping consists of "A" and "B" runs.

l The "A" run was replaced during the 1981-82 outage after detection of fabrication induced intergranular l cracking. The replacement piping is of 316L type i

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etainicas steel, and in therefore now c1cacified ac conforming material. The "B" run had a 100%

inspection using the methods described in #3 a) and b) above during the 1981-82 outage. The frequency of inspection of this piping is 100% of the stainless steel welds in each 36 months as per NUREG 0313, Rev.

1, IV.B.2.b(1).

The CRD hydraulic return line is also'being examined as per section IV.B.2.b(1) of NUREG 0313, Rev. 1.

That is, 100% of the welds are to be inspected over a 36 month schedule.

e. See d) above.
f. Stress Rule Index Calculations for the nonconforming material (both service sensitive and nonservice sensitive) were originally not required for use in

, scheduling augmented ISI. The sampling plan for nonconforming service sensitive is, to date, as detailed in 3 d) above. However, Stress Rule Index Calculations have been performed for the recirculation system in consideration for possible implementation of Induction Heating Stress Improvement (IHSI).

Attachment 5 is the Stress Rule Index - carbon %

matrix for the recirculation system.

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The Authority in currently in the process of obtcining Stress Rule Index Calculations for the remaining nonccnforming material at FitzPatrick.

40 Augmented ISI cf Nonconforming Nonservice Sensitive Piping

a. Please identify the methods of augmented ISI of the nonconforming nor. service sensitive piping (IV.B.3 of NUREG-0313 Rev.1).
b. Please provide a copy of the specifications for the augmented ISI method or methods (IV.B.3 of NUREG-0313 Rev.1).
c. Identify each of the augmented ISI methods used and the training and certification levels the individuals using those methods received. Indicate if cracked specimens are used in your training (IV.B.3 of NUREG-0313 Rev. 1).
d. Identify the proportion of the nonconforming nonservice sensitive piping that is being inspected i (IV.B.2b of NUREG-0313 REV. 1).

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e. Identify the Stress Rule Index Numbers for the welded l

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f. Idsntify the propored incpection intervn1 for cach system of nonconforming nonservice sensitive piping (IV.B.l.b of hUREG-0313 Rev. 1).

4.A. a. The method (s) for augmented ISI of nonconforming nonservice sensitive piping are as described in 3 a).

b. See 3 b).
c. See 3 c).
d. The nonconforming, nonservice sensitive piping inspected on an augmented basis consists of the following:
i. 10 12" recirculation system risers.

ii. 2 22" recirculation system ring headers.

iii. 2 28" recirculation system pump suction and discharge piping runs.

iv. the 6" Reactor Water Clean-Up Piping between the RHR piping and valve RWC-46.

v. The 20" RHR piping between the recirculation piping and valve RHR-88.
vi. The 2 24" RHR piping runs between the recirculation piping and valves RHR-81A(B).
e. See Attachment 5 and Item 3 f).
f. Referring to the numbering in 4 d), the inspection intervals are as follows:
i. 100% (40 welds) inspection to be done in 40 l

l months. Inspected 27.5% in 1981-82 (using IGSCC

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inspection during tha 1983 outega - ths=o waro selected from Region III of the Stress Rule Index

, matrix (Attachment 5). The remaining 32.5% will be inspected in the 1984/85 outage.

ii. These welds were originally scheduled to be inspected on an 80 month schedule using the criteria detailed in NUREG 0313, Rev. 1, IV.B.1.b(2). Recent calculaticn of the Stress Rule Index for the Recirculation System has led to selection of candidate welds from Region III

., (high susceptibility) of that matrix. 50% (8 of

16) of the 22" welds have been selected for inspection during the 1983 outage, which more than meets the NUREG 0313, Rev. 1 requirements.

iii. As in (ii) above, the original frequency and criteria for inspection was per NUREG 0313, Rev.

1. However, due to increased concern regarding early detection of IGSCC, 20 of the 40 total 28" welds will be inspected during the 1983 outage.

I Fifteen (15) of these are welds at terminal ends and all are from Region III of the Stress Rule Index matrix (Attachment 5).

iv. Frequency and extent of inspection are as per NUREG 0313, Rev. 1, IV.B.1.b(2). There are 2 welds in this run, one of which will be inspected in 1983.

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v. The frequency and extent of ingpsetion for the 5 welds in this run are scheduled as per NUREG 0313 Rev. 1,, IV.B.l.b.(2).

vi. These two runs consist of 3 pipe to valve welds per run. Again, the frequene/ and extent of inspection is per NUREG 0313, Rev. 1, IV.B.l.b(2).

5.0 Coolant Leakage (IV.B.a.b(2) of NUREG-0313 Rev. 1)

NUREG-0313 Rev. 1 rcquires that:

Plant shutdown should be initiated for inspection and corrective action when any leakage detection system indicates, within a period of 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> or less, an increase in rate of unidereified leakage in excess of 2 gallons per minute or its equivalent, or when the total unidentified leakage attains a rate of 5 gallons per minute or its equivalent, whichever occurs first. For sump level-

, monitoring systems with fixed-measurement interval method, the level should be monitored at 4-hour intervals or less.

t Please provide technical justification for not including this in your Technical Specifications. This justification

! should include data or operating experience.

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5.A. Attachmrnt 6 in that portion of thm Authority's propossd technical specification change submittal of September 28, 1981 which describes the FitzPatrick leakage detection system. It appears that the leakage detection system requirements of NUREG 0313, Rev. 1, IV.B.l.a were met by that submittal, and per telephone conversation with the staff of EG&G, no further information is required.

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, TABLE 2-1 INEORMATION REQUESPED ON LEAK DET. ELTION 1"SITN (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Type of Is Leak Time Is Oontrol Calibration tw ,= ntation System System Rate Required System Ibom or Testing Refarence Operable Sensitivity To Achieve Functional Indications During for (1)

(yes/no) (gpm) Sensitivity After SSE (alarms) Operation Thru (6) ,

(hours) (yes/no) (reccrders) (yes/no)

FIDI MEASUREMENT YES 1 INSTAN- NO RECORDER YES 11825-1.68-200A TANEOUSLY GEK-34640 11825-ESK-65B (INTEGRAL) YES 0.10 24 NO INTEGRA'IOR YES F-ISP-15 F-ISP-16 LEVEL MEASURENENT YES N/A INSTAN- NO ANNUNCIA'IOR NO SK-ll825-E455 TANE0JSLY LEVEL RECORDER NO F-IMP-20.5 PLEP OUP AND FILL TIMERS YES 4.279 NO TIMERS NO GEK-34632

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SYSTEMS May 14,' 1982 CO N Y i'-Ji g .y. ..t Mr. Glen M. Lozier Power Authority of the State of New York 10 Columbus Circle New York, New York 10019

Dear Mr. Lozier:

- In response to your letter GML-82-10 dated May 6, 1982, the replacement stainless steel nozzle safe ends on your Fitzpatrick vessel are identified as follows:

Code No. G-3696 - Recirculation Outlet Code No. G-3697 - Recirculation Inlet Code No. G-3698 - Core Spray Code No. G-3699 - CRD Hydro Return I have included additional copics of the mill test reports and copies of the material identification drawing which identifies all of the materials in your vessel as furnished.

If I can be of further assistance, please advise.

Sincerely, COMBUSTION ENGINEERING, INC.

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