ML20079G922
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| Site: | Oyster Creek |
| Issue date: | 10/18/1985 |
| From: | Lowry L, Michelle Manahan, Wooton R Battelle Memorial Institute, COLUMBUS LABORATORIES |
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EXAMINATION, TESTING,ANDEVALUATIONdf SPECIMENS FROM THE 210-DEGREE 1RRADIATED PRESSURE VESSEL SURVEILLANCE CAPSJLE FOR THE OYSTER CREEK NUCLEAR GENERATING STAT!0N 5
to GPU NUCLEAR October 18 a'
by M. P. Manahan, L. M. Lowry, R. O. Wcoton, and M. P. Failey BATTELLE Columbus Division 505 King Avenue Col nbus, Ohio 43201 Battelle is not engaged in research for advertising, sales promotion, or publicity purposes, and this report may not be reproduced in full cr in part for such purposes.
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29 dps/mg), and aire compositions are tabulated.
The measured activities aere those on July 8, 1985.
The compositiens of the copper and nickel wires aere taken frcm NE00-10115.
The composition or the iron wires nas taken from the BCD-report to Northern States Power Ccmpany on their 30-degree surveillance
-capsule dated April 18, 1983.
TABLE 5.
MEASURED ACTIVITY OF THE OYSTER CREEK 210-0EGREE 005IMETRY WIRES Measured Sample Nuclide Activity,*
Wire Ccaposition, Identification ops /mg percentage P4-Ni Co-60 609 + 24 99.9271 Ni, 0.0729 Co P5-Ni Co-60 404 ~ 16
-P6-Ni Co-60 437.i18 P4--Fe Mn-54 21.7 1 0.9 Commercially Pure Fe (39.365)
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P6-Fe Mn-54 18.6 0.8 P4-Cu Co-60 22.0 + 0.9 99.999 Cu P5-Cu Co-60 19.6 ; 0.9 P6-Cu Co-60 19.9[0.9
- Activity as of July 8, 1985 No Co-58 activity was measured in the nickel wires due to the long decay time following removal of the capsule from the reactor and the rela-tively short half life of the isotope (70.8 days).
5.1.4 Fluence and OPA Pesults The surveillance capsule was located et the 210-degree azimuthal position at approximately the core midplane position with 0.463 inches of This water between the capsule and the liner of the pressure vessel wall.
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30 stout capsule was in the reactor for 2975 equivalent full power days or l
8.15 effective full power years (EFPY).
The power history calculation was based on the assumotion of a 1930 MWt nominal full power output over the entire operating period.
An EFPY value of 3.38 was reported from rea: tor baseline dat1*; the difference between these EFPY values is due to the assump-tion of a constant nominal fJll-oower thermal output over the entire coerating period for the smaller value.
The E > 0.1 MeV and E > 1.0 MeV full power flux and fluence calcu-lated from initial startup to Februarv 1983, are given in Tables 5 and 7, respectively, for each of the dosimetu wires along with the werage of the flux and fluence derived from each wire.
Also, the ave' age values for the iron and the copper wires are included.
The nickel monitor could not be used since the initial Co-60 content is not known.
The average values of the I,,
results for all dosimeters also are given in the tables.
4 TABLE 6.
FLUX AND FLUENCE VALUES WITH ENERGY GREATER THAN 0.1 MeV AT THE OYSTER CREEK SURVEILLANCE CAPSULE (210-DEGREE AZIMUTHAL POSITION)
Dosimeter Full Power Flux Fluence (d)
Energy Material (n/cm2/sec) x 109 (n/cm2) x 1013 l
Greater Than 0.1 MeV Fe (04) 5.27 1.35 (PS) 4.57 1.17 (P6) 4.52 1.16 Aserage of Fe 4.79 1.23 Cu(PA) 5.92 1.52 (P3) 5.27 1.36 (P6) 5.35 1.38 Average of Cu 5.51 1,42 Average of Fe and Cu 5.15 1.32 (a) Fluence based on 2975 equivalent full power days of operation.
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- "0yster Creek Nuclear Generating Station Reactor Vessel Material Baseline Data", sent to Battelle 12/17/84, GPU Nuclear Release No. 28239.
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FLUX AND FL'JENCE VALUES WITH ENERGY GREATER THAN 1.0 MeV AT THE OYSTER CREEK SURVEILLANCE CAPSULE
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(n/cm2 sec) x 109 (n/cm2) x 1917 Energy Material
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Greater than 1.0 MeV Fe (P4) 2.97 7.64 (P5) 2.57 6.62
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(P6) 2.55 6.55 Average of Fe 2.76 6.94 Cu (P4) 3.34 3.53 (P5) 2.97 7.64 (PS) 3.02 7.75
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Average of Cu 3.11 7.99 Average of Fe and Cu 2.90 7.46
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- Fluence based on 2975 equivalent full power days of operation.
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Using the average fluxes of 5.15 x 10 n/cm2 sec for E > 0.1 MeV and i
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9 n/cm2 see for E > 1.0 MeV, the fluxes at full power at the pressure 2.90 x 10
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vessel inner wall, at 1/4 T and 3/4 T directly behind the capsule (210-degree orientation), and at the maximum position (223.49-degree orientation) were calculated.
The flux results are tabulated in Table 8.
The end of life (EOL) fluences were also calculated and gia n in this table.
These values were cal-culated assuming a pressure vessel lifetime of 40 years and a reactor oper-ating power level of 80 percent.
The fine mesh and time-integrated relative power values shown in Figure 4 for each fuel assembly were used in the 00T 4.3 code to generate the values in Table 8.
A plot of neutron flux (E > 1.0 MeV) as a function of azimuthal angle (in degrees) is shown in Figure 6.
The fluence values at the maximum position for the inner vessel wall surface, 1/4 T, and 3/4 T positions are plotted as a function of time in terms of EFPY for the Oyster Creek pressure vessel in Figure 7.
To account for the axial fluy profile, a representative source distribution was used to estimate the axial peaking f actor at the waii.
The flux distribution near the core midplane is fairly flat and the axial factor used is 1.017.
The axial correction was a
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TABLE 8.
FLUX AND FLUENCE IN Tile PRESSURE VESSEL WALL OF THE OYSTER CREEK REACTOR FIlllND Tile SURVEILLANCE CAPSULE (210-DEGREE) AND AT Tile AZ!MUTilAL ANGLE OF MAXIMUM FLUX (223.5-DEGREE) s Full Power Flur in Vessel Wall, Maximura fluence in Vessel Walt, (n/cm2 sec) x 109 (n/cm2) x 1018
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- Energy, February '83 EOL MeV Location Behind Capsule (2100)
Maximum (223.50) 8.15 Ef Pt IS EFPY 20 EFPY 32 EfPT 40 EFPY 0.1 Surface 5.05 7.65 1.97 3.62 4.83 7.73 9.f5
-4 0.1 1/4 T 4.39 6.61 1.70 3.13 4.17 6.68 C.34 N
0.1 3/1 T I.99 2.95 0.76 1.40 1 86 2.98 3.72 P
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sa 1.0 1/4 T 0.98 2.36 0.61 1.12 1.49 2.38 2.98 3
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~PAGE 1-l0F 8 D. W.-BULK TEMPERATURE /TC-100 AND 10-106-TEMPERATURE READINGS (3 MONTH PERIOD) l TEMPERATURE (* F) i j
l DATE D.W. BULK R.B.C.C. WATER TC-100 TC-106 (INLET) 3/9/88 125.0
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3/10/88 127.1 72 113.9 184-3/11/88 123.2 70 109.8-181 112.6 183 3/12/88 125.8 71.3 3/13/88-
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3/14/88 129.3 75.3 116.8 1FA 3/15/88 128.1 73.9 115.5 183 I
3/16/88
'125.7 72.1-112.6 182 3/17/88 125.8-73.2 112.7 182 5
3/18/88 126.8 73.6 I13.8 183 3/19/88 128.5 74.2 116.1 183 i
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NOTE 1:
R.B.C.C.W. (Reactor Building Closed Cooling Water) is the cooling agent for the D.W. air handling units.
NOTE 2: TC-100 represents ambient air temperature readings EL. 35' of'D.W.
l TC-160. represents ambient air temperature readings EL. 91' of 0.W.
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DATE D.W. BULK-R.B.C.C. WATER TC-100'
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3/20/88 127.9 73.6 115.6 183 3/21/88 128.0 72.5 115.2 183 3/22/88 123.2 68.8 110.0 181 3/23/88 124.6 70.6 111.6 182 3/24/88 128.1 74.0 N/A N/A 3/25/88 127.8 76.9
.I16.8 184 3/26/88 133.5 82 122.1-188 3/27/88 129.8 76.2 117.8 186 3/28/88' 129.1 75 117.2 186 3/29/88 N/A N/A N/A N/A 3/30/88 132.7 79.9 120.2 186 3/31/88 133.9 80.4 121.4 188 MRC/WP/ Misc / Table /2
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TEMPERATURE (* F)
DATE D.W. BULK R.B.C.C. WATER TC-100 TC-106 (INLET) 4/1/88 128.0 73.1 115.2 184 4/2/88 124.3 69.6 111.0 182 4/3/88 123.9 69.8 110.6 182 4/4/88 127.4 75.1 114.6 183 4/5/88 128.8 75.0 116.0 183 4/6/88 128.9 74.1 116.1 184 4/7/88 127.0 70.7 114.3 182 4/8/88 126.2 70.1 113.2 182 4/9/88 125.0 69.1 112.2 181 4/10/88 123.8 69.5 110.4 181 4/11/88 123.9 70.2 110.6 181 4/12/88 125.5 l
72.0 113.8 180 MRC/WP/ Misc / Table /3
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l (INLET) 4/13/88 124.7 70.0-181' 208.3 180-4/14/88 122.6 70.0 4/15/88 123.5-72.0 109.3 181 4/16/88 127.5 71.9 114.8' 183 3
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125.'4 68.9 112.7 181 4/18/88 126.2 71.8 113.9 181 4/19/88 127.0 72.2 114.0 183 4/20/88 123.9
-68.0 110.6 181-4/21/88 118.9 72.I 104.3-179 4/22/88 119.3 70.0 105.4 179 4/23/88 125.5 70.4 112.5 181 i.
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'DATE D.W. 8ULK R.B.C.C. WATER:
TC-100 TC-106 (INLET) 4/25/88 125.8 70.2 113.3' 181-181 l
4/26/88 125.3 70.5-112.2 l-4/27/88 126.2 72.2 113.4 182
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4/28/88 130.0 77.7 118.4 183 i
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5/3/88 125.5 71.I 113.02 181 i
5/4/88 127.5 72.5 115.0 182 5/5/88 l',.6 72.3 114.2 182 l
5/6/88' 127.2 72.6 114.7 182 i
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D. W. BULK TEMPERATURE /TC-100 AND TC-106-TEMPERATURE READINGS-
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TEMPERATURE (* F)
DATE
'D.W. BULK R.B.C.C. WATER TC-100 TC-106 (INLET) 5/7/88-123.3-69.5 110.0 181 5/8/88 125.4 72.0 112.7 182 5/10/88 130.6
'77.9 119.4 183 5/11/88 131.47 77.0 119.62 184 5/12/88 131.28 76.9 119.16 I86 l
5/14/88 131.7 79.0 119.2 187 5/15/88 128.2 73.3 115.0
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5/16/88 127.9 73.5 114.8 185 l
5/17/88 128.3 74.8 115.0 185 5/18/88 128.5 75.0 117.0 185 j
5/19/88 127.0 71.8 113.6 184 l
-5/20/88 126.2 72.0 113.3' 183 MRC/WP/ Misc / Table /6 i
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(3 MONTH' PERIOD)
TEMPERATURE (* F)
DATE D.W. BULK R.B.C.C; WATER TC-100 IC-106-(INLET):
5/21/88 124.3 73.0 110.9 183-5/23/88 129.7 75.2 116.98 186 5/24/88 131.9 79.2 118.96 N/A 5/25/88 132.5 80.0 119.82 N/A 5/26/88 129.2 74.86 116.04 186 5/27/88
'129.4 76.4-116.54 185 5/28/88 131.18 76.9 119.14 185 5/29/88 134.42 81.4 122.52 187 5/30/88 133.49 79.3 121.48 186 5/31/88 134.6 81.9 121.8 186 i
6/1/88 131.5 78.3 118.6 186 6/2/88 131.5 77.5 118.6 186 3
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OCNGS D. W. BULK TEMPERATURE /TC-100 AND TC-106 TEMPERATURE READINGS (3 MONTH PERIOD)
TEMPERATURE (* F )
D.W. BULK R.8.C.C. WATER TC-100 TC-106 l
DATE (INLET) 6/3/88 130.1 77.1 117.0 185 6/4/88 127.5 72.6 114.2 185 6/5/88 127.0 72.0 113.8 184 6/6/88 128.2 74.0 116.2 184 6/7/88 128.2 73.5 116.7 184 6/8/88 129.3 74.4 117.0 184 1
MRC/WP/Hisc/ Table /8
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