ML20079M990
| ML20079M990 | |
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| Site: | Harris, Brunswick, Robinson  |
| Issue date: | 11/11/1991 |
| From: | CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO. |
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ATTACHMENT C Carolina Power & Light company Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant NUMARC Aquatic Resources Survey Responses l
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I CAROLINA POWER & LIGIIT COMPANY SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR DOWER PLANT NUMARC AQUATIC RESOURCES SURVEY
Background
in October 1983 the Nuclear Regulatory Commission issued the Final Emironmental Statement (FES) related to the operation of Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant, Units 1 and 2 (Docket Nos. STN 50-400 and STN 50-401) in October 1983. Unit 2 of the power plant was canceled after the issuance of this document, and no updates have been issued. The impacts identified in the FES did not change with the power plant modification, except that discharges to the lake would be less than for the two units together. The Harris Lake was constructed to provide make up water for the closed loop cooling tower and reached full pool in 1984. Since there were no thennal discharges to the lake, a 316 Demonstration was not required. The Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant received a low-power license in October 1986 and a full license in January 1987. The power plant went into commercial operation in April 1987.
RESPONSE TO NUMARC AOUATIC RESOURCE QUESTIONS SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR POWER PLANT (HARRIS IAKE) 1.
Post-licensing modifications and/or c'umges in operations of intake and/or discharge systems may have altered the effects of the power plant on aquatic resources, or may have been made specifically to mitigate impacts that were not anticipated in th:: design of the plant. Describe any such modifications and/or operational changes to the condenser cooling water intake and discharge systems since the issuance of the Operating Ucense.
Response
The only modification made to the intake of discharge systems has been the installation of a cooling tower bypass system. This system will allow for a portion of untreated lake water from the intake system to be pumped directly to the cooling tower blowdown system. This will result in reduced discharge of treated cooling tower blowdown to the lake, minimizing the potential for any aquatic impacts. Currently this system is not operational but is expected it to be placed in service during 1990.
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Summarize and describe (or provide documentation of) any known impacts on aquatic resources (e.g., fish kills, violations of discharge permit conditions) or National Pollutam Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) enforcement actions that have occurred since issuance of the Operating Ucense, llow have these been resched or changed over time? (The response to this question should indicate whether impacts are ongoing or were the result of start up problems that were subsequent'y resolved.)
Response
No fish kills attributable to power plant operations have been observed in Harris Lake and no enforcement actions have occurred in regard to NPDES permits.
From time to time noncempliances of facility NPDES permits have occurred, such as sewage treatment plant by passes, however, no @ificant impacts on the receiving waters have beer observed. (See the resp, %. to Question 4 for a summary impacts identified from monitoring programs).
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Changes to the NPDES permit during operation of the plant could indicate whether water quality parameters were determined to have no significant impacts (and were dropped from monitoring requirements) or were sutsequently raised as a water quality issue. Provide a brief summary of changes (aud when they occurred) to the NPDES permit for the plant since issuance of the Operating Ucense.
Response
The latest NPDES permit renewal (January 1990), the first since the original issuance, and had three changes related to water quality. First, the original permit required monitoring of a mixing zone in the lake for thermal effects from the cooling tower blowdown. This monitoring 90wed the mixing zone to be adequate allowing monitoring to be dropped. Second, due to the relatively recent interest in toxics by the United States Emironmental Protection Agency, the permitting state agency requested information on the use and discharge of hydrazine in the low volume wastes stream. After reviewing the information provided, a hydrazine limit and monitoring requirements were added. Lastly, as part of an overall federal and state change in emphasis, the permit now requires effluent toxicity testing on a monthly basis as a monitoring requirement.
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An examination of trends in the effects on aquatic resources monitoring can indicate whether impacts have increased, decreased, or remained relatively stable during operation. Describe and summarize (or provide documentation of) results of monitoring of water quality and aquatic biota (e.g., related to NPDES x:rmits, I
Environmental Technical Specifications, site-specific monitoring required by federal or state agencies). What trends are apparent over time?
Responce:
The power plant utilizes a closed cyclc cooling tower and the only discharges to the lake are through the cooling tower blowdown pipe. The blowdown has had some impact on the water chemistry of the lake by increasing nutrients in the lake, especially phosphorus (CP&L 1990). The phosphorus has changed the trophic status of the lake, including the concentrations of chlorophyll 11. The lake is on a relatively small watershed and receives minimal inflow from the impounded streams. After impoundment in 1983, the lake contained low nutrients and overall productivity, but since power plant operations began in 1987, the increased nutrients have resulted in a lake that is more typical of impoundments in the southeastern -United States.
It is anticipated the concentrations of nutrients will not increase to excessive levels that could result in algal blooms and/or die-offs.
Over the past few years, two nuisance aquatic organisms have been introduced into Harris Lake. The Asiatic clam Corbicula fluminea and the aquatic plant Hvdrilla verticillata were apparently accidentally introduced by boaters. The populations of these two biofouling organisms are limited to certain areas of the lake and have not been found in the vicinity of the power plant.
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Summarize types and numbers (or provide documentation) of organisms entrained and impinged by the condenser cooling water system since issuance of the Operating License.
Describe any seasonal patterns associated with entrainment and impingement. How has entrainment and impingement changed over time?
Response
The power plant intakes were designed with low approach velocities that would minimize entrainment and impingement of aquatic organisms (U.S. N.R.C.
1983). No significant impact on the fish populations of the Like was expected and no studies have been required.
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Aquatic habitat enhancement or restoration efforts (e.g., anadromous fish runs)
. during operation may have enhanced the biological communities in the vicinity of the plant. Alternatively, degradation of habitat or water quality may have resulted in loss of biological resources near the site. Desenhe any changes to aquatic habitats (both enhancement and degradation) in the vicinity of the power plant since the issuance of the Operating License including those that may have resulted in different plant impacts than those initially predicted.
Response
There have been a few enhancement activities on Harris Lake. Fish reefs of discarded tires were installed prior to impoundment. After impoundment there have been stockings of channel catfish and threadfin shad to the lake. There has been no identifiable degradation of habitat or water quality.
The only measurable impact of the power plant has been the increase in nutrients, especially phosphorus, from the cooling tower blowdown and the resulting increase in chlorophyll a concentrations.
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Phmt operations may have had positive, negative, or no impact on the use of aquatic resources by others. Harvest by commercial or recreational fishermen may be constrained by plant operation. Alternatively comtrercial harvesting may be relatively large compared with fish losses caused by the plant. Desente (or provide documentation for) other nearby uses of waters affected by cooling water systems (e.g., swimming, boating, annual harvest by commercial and recreational fisheries) P.. how these impacts have changed since issuance of the Operating Ucense.
Response
Harris Lake was constructed for use as a cooling for the Hanis Plant but it is available for public use, mostly boating and sport fishing.
There are no commercial fisheries or any other commercial use of the lake. There are two public boat ramps on the lake which are managed by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. Other public uses of the lake and surrounding lands include a proposed county park, lands designated for environmental research by N.C. State University, an area managed for the red cockaded woodpecker (an endangered species), and management of the lands surrc. iing the lake for various types of wildlife including deer, small game and waterfowl. The lake and much of the surr';unding lands are in the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Game Lands Program.
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Describe other sources of impacts on aquatic resources (e.g., industrial j
discharges, other power plants, agricultural runoff) that could ccmtribute to cumniative impacts. What are the relative contributions by percent of these sources, including the contributions due to the power phmt, to overall water quality degradation and losses of aquatic biota?
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Response
There are two known additional dischargers (small sewage treatment plants) on the watershed of Harris Lake. Monitoring of nutrients entering the lake from the impounded streams has shown little, if any, impact on the water quality of the lake. The primary discharger to the lake is the Harris Plant. Non-point source discharges to the lake include storm drain dise"trges and agricultural and woodland runoff in the watershed. These non point source discharges are difficult to measure and are probably very minimal.
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Provide a copy of your Section 316(a) and (b) Demonstration Report required by the Clean Waste (sic) Act. What Section 316(a) and (b) determinations have been made by the regulatory authorities?
Response
The constniction of the natural draft cooling tower precluded the need of a 316 Demonstration. A copy of the documents cited in this response is provided.
Documents Cited U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.1983. Final Environmental Statement related to the operation of the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant, Units 1 and 2. Docket Nos. STN 50-400 and STN 50-401. U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commiss:un. Washington, D.C.
CP&L 1989. Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant 1987-1988 cmironmental monitoring report. Carolina Power & Light Company, New Hill, NC.
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-RESPONSES TO NUMARC QUESTIONNAIRE TO SUPPORT PART 51 RULE CilANGE SOCIOECONOMIC QUESTIONS Carolina Power & Light Company SHEARON HARRIS tiUCLEAR POWER PLANT DOCKET NO. 50-4 00/ LICENSE NO. NPF-63 Responses Apply to Entire Sito
.e SOCIOECONOMIC QUESTIONS FOR ALL UTILITIES Snearon tiarris Nuclear Power Mani 1.
To understand the importance of the plant and the degree of its socioeconomic impacts on the local region, estimate the number of permanent workers on-site'for the most recent year for which data are available.
CP&L personnel 587 Contractors M
Avg. Total 1018 7/1/89 - 6/5/90 l
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To understand the importance of the plant to the local region, and how that has changed over time, caijnato - the average number of permanent workers on site, in five-year increments starting with the issuance of the plant's Operating License.
If possible, provide this information for each unit at a plant site.
CP&L personnel 626 Contractors M
Avg. Total 1319 11/1/86 - present 3.-
To understand the potential impact of continued operation for an additional 20 years beyond the original licensing term, please provide for the following three cases:
A) a typical planned outage; B) an ISI outage; and C) the largest single outage (in terms of the number of l
workers involved) that has occurred to date an estimate of additional workers involved (for the entire outage and for each principal task), length of outage, months and year.in which work occurred, and cost _ Also, estimate i
occupational doses received by permanent and temporary workers during each principal task, i
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l Additional workers 180 l
Length of-outage 77 days 7/30/88 - 10/14/88 Cost
$8,330,000 Man-rem 153 Refuelino Outace *2 Additional Workers 353-Length of outage 73 days i
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_0.080 0003 0.181 0.135 0004 0.526 0005 0.010 1.169 0006 0.650 0.140 i
0007 0.000 0009 5.495
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0.020 0.515
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-4.385 0377 11.581 0378 0.170 0379 6.091 5.029 0380-0.663 0.510 0382 1.094 0.205
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$AMPLING.ALSO. MONITORING Or TOOL 5.CQUIPMENT AND Y RASH SV RADIATION CONTROL PERSONNEL.
03890002 1 64 CALIBRATION AND MAINTENANCE OF N2OI OL Obl C AL CONTRUL EQUIPMENT (E.0. AIR SAMPLERS & SURVEV INSTRUMENTS
).ALSO CERTIFICATION OF SOURCES.
03800003 i G4 ROUTINE CHEMISTRY 5AMPLING.TRANSFtR & ANALYSIS Of SAMP LES W11HIN THE RCA AND TO & FROM MOBILE CHEMISTRY LAB WHEN APPLICASLE.
03890004 T G4 SECURITY SURVEILLANCE AND INSPECTION.
03H90005 7
-G3 GENERAL DECON OF AREAS / ITEMS (s50.OOO OP"d/100CM2). TRASH P.C.
$EGRAGATION #ND TRANSFER OF TRASH OR P.C.'S INTO AND OUT OF LMNA/HRA/HCA wlTH HP ESCOHi, 03890006 Y G4
-RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS CONSOLIDAllDN.RADwA5ft CONTAINER INSPECTIONS. RIGGING & MOVEMENT.5 HIPPING PREPARAll ON.He $URVEv5/ JOB COVERAGE AND QA/GC AC))VITIES.
03890007 i G4 TES?!PG.50RVtiLLANCE. REPAIR.AND CALISHAllDN OF RALRATI ON MONITORING SYSTEM.
03890008 i G4 RtMOVE/ CLEAN / REPLACE STNAINEHS.
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FORM ROUTINE MORM TO SUPPORT PLANT OPERATION 5(I.E. 0.5
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03890010 Y
'G4 RbuflNE MAINTENANCE ACTIdlTIES INCLUDING SET UP.TESTIN G.
CALIBRATION AND PERFORMANCE OF PREVENTIVE MAINTEN ANCE ON EQu" PMEN T IN kCA.
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INSPECTIONS & SO4WEILLANCE BY MmN A GE MEN T. WORM PtANNERS INSPECTORS,AND ADOITORS.
t 03890012 T G4 GENERAL ENTRIES INTO RCA (CLEAN AREAS ONLY).NO ENTRIES INTO CONTAMINAff0N.HIGH CONTAMINATION. BETA HAZARD. AIRBORNE.HIGH RAD.LOCMED HIGH R AD. RESTRICT E D H!bH RAD.ANO NEUTRON AREAS.
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03890013 i G3 CASUAL VISITORS ENTRY INTO RCA FOR INSPECTION AND OSSE RVATIONS.
ONLY ENTRIES INTO CLEAN AREAS ANO RA*S ARE ALLOWED.
NO ENTRIES INTO CA, HCA. HRA. LHRA, RHRA. AR A,
NEUTRON OR BETA HAZARD AREAS ALLOwfD.
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03890014 Y G4 FIRE PROIECTION ROUNOS AND TESTING OF FIRE PRPTECTICd EQUIPMENT.
I 0389003S i G4 CALIORATE.TROUHLESHOOT.ANO PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Of PRES $uRE/ FLOW TRANSMITTERS. PRES 5URE & LEVEL GAUGE S/tdOICATOPS.
03890016 T MANAGEMENT INSPECTION AND JOD PLANNING l
03890101 T
CV AL OPERATIONS PERSONNEL ROUNOS AND INSPECTIONS IN CONTAIN I
MENT AT POwtR (INCLUDING DRAINING OIL FROM RCP OIL COL LECTION TANMS),
I 03890102 I CV AL TAME TEMPERATURE READINGS FOR EO9IPMENT QUALIFICATIONS ALSO INSPECT CONOx CONNECTORS ON TARGET ROCK SAMPL E VALVES ON 261.
l 03890103 i PERFORM LE N T & MAINTENANCE ON NOHMAL AhD L M L MGltt C V PE R i
SON-N5L AlktOCMS.
03890104 T OPERATION OF Hr8 PERSONNEL AIRLOCK & EMERGENCY AlktOCM I
03890105 T WP 61 OEWARTERING OF CHEM-NUC SYSTEMS AND SUPPORT ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED JOBS.
03890106 T G4 ROUTINE PLANT OPERATIGNS & RAOwALTE OPERATIONS ACTIVIT IES.
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~B DETECTOR IN ORDER TO FIND ELECTRICAL SHORT. REMOVE HEAT SHRINn & DETER M
~B" DETECTOR FOR TESIING THEN,RETERM & REINSTALL HEAT. SHRINK.QA/QC INSPECTIO*f OF TEMPORARY CAHLE.
03890111 i
WP 36 19 CUT-SPENT RESIN SLUICE LINE, WASTE MONIIOR TANM LINE.FL 00R ORAIN TANK LINE,AND LAUNDRY AND HOT SHOWER LINE TO INSTAtt. T-LINE FOR CHEM-NUC DEMIN SMID #00 03890112 i
' AB 61 06 TIGHTEN PACKING ON 3BR-2A3..
03890313 T LAUNDRY & HOT SHOWER FILTER REMOVAL AND TRANSPORT TO 2 11 OECON ROOM FOR CLEANING.THEN. TRANSPORT BACM TO 23 6 EAST FILTER CUBICLE UPPER LEVEL FOR REINSTALLATION 03890114 T CV OT 21 INSPECT SEISMIC MONITORING RECORDER FOR DAMAGE.
03890115 T WP 36 19 DISASSEMBLE PUMP REPAIR MECHANICAL SEAL & RE?.SSEMBLE F OR RETURN TO SERVICE.
03890316 T AB
. 61 DISASSEMBLE SEAL WATER INJECTION F I *. I E R "A", REPLACE GA SWET.AND REASSEMBLE FOR RETURN TO SERVICE.
4 03890117 i AB
'36 11 REPLACE SONNET Gs.SMET ON 3BR-221.
i 03890138 i NEGGAR SOURCE RANGE hEUTRON DETECTOR WHI C*t w A S R E MOVE D I
FROM NE-31& NE-32 TO SEE IF READINGS ARE SAT & PL OT VOLTAGE-CUPRENT CURVE US!kG NEUTkON SOURCE IF MEGGAR TEST IS SAT.
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CV Of 36 CHECK ISOLATION VALVE ISP-62 & ADJUST INDICA 10R.THIS INCLUDES SCAFFOLDING ERECTION & REMOVAL.,
03890120 7
' WP ll 11 DISASSEMBLE PUMP TO DO BEARING INSPECTION FOR PM-M0036 THEN, REASSEMBLE PUMP SO IT CAN BE RETURNED TO SERV ICE.
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4 03890121 T TA 36 Of OISASSEMSLE WASTE wONITOR TANat PUMP I&2A AND PERFORM BEARING INSPECTION. REASSEMBLE PUMP 50 THAT IT CA N BE RETURNED TO SERVICE.
03890122 T CV OT 28 INSPECT GLATES ON SEISMIC woNITOR'(SR-52044).
.t 03890123 7 wP 36 05 REWORK. SAMPLE TUBING & PIPING FOH NLw SAMPLE SINK wHIC H
INCLUDES GHINDING & WELDING.
03890124 Y AB 61 04 REINSTALL'INSULATIGX ON 1C5-57.1C5-65.105-61.1C5-74.1C 5-8e.51CS-94.
1 03890125 T WP-it UNCOUPLE BEARING END Os PUMP TO PERFORM BEARING INSPEC TION & REPLACE AS NECESSARv.THEN. RESTORE PUMP FOst RETO RN TO OPERATION.
OJ890126 i AS SI 06 CALIBRATION OF TRANSMITTER (PDT-6120A).
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D MATERIAL AND EMPTYING OF CONTAMINATED VACCUM CLEA NERS.
0J890128 T WP 36 09 EHANGEOUT FIL1ERS.
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OJ890129 T WP 36 19 REPAIR LEAF IN MECHANICAL SEAL.
03890130 T AB 61 04 DISASSEMBLE ICS-5F. REPAIR. REASSEMBLE & REINSTALL INSULATION.
0389013%. I AS 65 06 REINSTALL INSULATION ON ICS-557 & ICS-%4.
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.AB 36 11 DI SA SSEMSLE PUMP. INSPECT. AND RE ASSEMBLE F OR RETURN TO SERVICE.
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AS 61 29 REPACM If8-7 AND IFB-S I
0J890136 I FH 26 DIS ASSEMBLE F UEL POOL COOLING PUMP I&458-SB. PERFORM MP T-M0062.& REASSEMBLE FOR RETURN TO SERVICE.
03890137 T WP 36 07 RF. MOVE FILTER BACKWASH STORAGE FILTERS
.ANU TRANSPO RT TO WP8214 DECON ROOM & CLEAN.
03890138 T AS 61 06 TIGHTEN e'ACKIhG ON VARIOUS VALVES.
03890139 I CV AL INSPECTION ANO REPAIR Of teet AND ALL SUPPORT ACTIVITI ES, 03890140 T wP
- 91. 01 DISASSEM6LE & REPAIR 3R5-44.
03890141 T AB 36 19 DISASSEkatt ISP-63. INSPECT SEATING SU.? ACES & REPAIR A S
NECESSARY.
U3890142 T WP 11 14 "EPAIR MECHANICAL SE At..
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A8 36 al DISASSEMBLE 3BR-235 & REPLACE DIAPetRAGM.
03890 44 T A8 61 06 SEAL wAIER INJEC1 ION FILTER "A*-DISASSEMBLE. REPLACE GA SMET & REASSEMBLE FOR RETURN TO OPERATION.
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i 03890145 T WP 36 09 OISASSEMBLE & REPAIR V-50 & V-53.
03890146 T CV 1N 09 CHAttGEOUT "B"
OETECTOR.
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'T AB 61 04 OISASSEMBLE AND REPAIR ICS-67 INCLUOlkG SUPPORT (INSU LAT-10N REMOVAL & REINSTALLMENT).
03890148 Y CV OT REMOVE GRE ASE plt)G F ROM LIMITORQUE ON PCS228 10 VERIFW GREASE TVPE & INSPECT EXCESS LETOOwN HT. EX. RCB2 36.
03890149 T AB 61 06 ELECTRICALLY ADJUST IFB-7 & 105-250 10 SEE IF IT CAN O E
STOPPED FROM LEAKING.IF NECESSARY. REPAIR VALVE OP ERATOR.
03890150 T AB 61 06 DISASSEMGLE IC5-253, REPAIR & REASSEMBLE FOR RETURM TO SERVICE.THIS INCLitDES SOPPORT WORK (OPERATOR DETERM).
03890151 T
wp 36-CHANGEOui OF DEMIN SKID FILTERS & SLU1Cir4G OF RESIN.
THIS REVISION FOR F-1 FILTER CHANGE-OUT l
03890152 T CV OT 21 PM CALIBRATION OF FIS-7647 A & 8.
03890153 7 wP 91 03 CHANGEOUI FILTERS.
03890154 T AS 36 OISA55Embt E & REPAIR SCS-754 FOR RETURN TO NOGWAL OPER l
ATION.
d 03890155 T AB 36 DISAS$tkoLE. REPAIR & REASSEMBLE 1C5-745 f0R RE10kW TD NOR-MAL OPERATIONS.
03890156 T AB 68 06 REPLACE LLAKY FILTER REGut A TOR ( I H51 RussEN T AIR).
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12:34: 10 FOR 1989 AT SHNPP
.. DETAIL RwP STATUS LOCATION 2.
3 4
DESCRIPTION 2
3 4
.u____.___..._.-_..
03890857 T CV OT 36 INVESTIGATE AND REPAIR VALVE LEAMS BY SEAT INCLUDE $ ALL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES 03890158 i
, COMPLETELY DISASSEMBLE. INSPECT. REPAIR. PEASSEMBLE AN D
OECON REACTOR COOLANT Pump SEALS.
03890159 T DISASSEMBLE AND INSPECT BEARINGS ON CHEMICAL COteCE N T R A TES POW 82 03d90160 T REINSTALL INSULATION ON SCS-20/24 105-98 AND SCS-601 0389016 T
CV IN 61 ADJUST
- A" WITHDRAnAL / INSERT LIMIT SwITLH & READJUST OR REPLACE
- S" ENCODER.
03890162 T WP 36 03 REPAIR LEAMING VALVE AND SUPPORT WORK O.3890163 Y wP 15 14 INSPECT & REPAIR 3wE-324 VALVE DIAPHRAGM AND REPLACE A*.
NEEDED.lHIS INCLUDES ALL SUPPORT WORK (INSULATION REMOVAL & HEINSTALLMENT).
03890364 1 WP II 14 DISA SSEMtsL E AND REPLACE MECHANICAL SEAL ON PUMP FOR RE TURN TO NORMAL OPERATION.
03890165 7 AD 61 06 DI S A S SE MBL E. REPAIR. AND REASSEMBLE OR-240 03890166 T REPAIR 80-1 AND ALL SUPPORT ACTIvli!ES 03890167 T PRESSURIZER STEAM SPACE ISOLATION VALVE 03890168 T AB 36 18 TIGHTEN & REPA!R SAMPLE f ! TTINGS. AL SO.DI SASSEwSLE SAMP LE LINE BELOW 38R-167 & REPAIR.
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06/26/90 DETAIL FOR 1989 AT SHNPP 12:34:10 RwP STATUS LOCATION 2 3
4 DESCRIPTION 3
2 4
03890169 T A8 90 OS DISASSEMBLE ICT-29. INSPECT SEATING. worm AS NECESSARY REASSEMSLt FOR RETURN TO NORMAL OPERATIONS.
03890170 i AS 36 19 DI SASSt uut E 15P-63, INSPECT SEATING SO9 FACES & REPAIR A 5
NECESSARY.
03690171 T
WP 11 14 REMOVE MEMBRANES FOR DISPOSAL.
l l
03890372 T TROUBLESHOOT DRPI ROO N-9 TO DETERMINE WHY IT INDICATE D 6 STEPS WHEN IT WAS ON THE DOTTEM w!TH THE RX TRIP S REAMERS OPEN. REw0RM ANY DISCREPANCES FOUND TO RETUHN DRPI ROD N-9 BACK TO DESIGN SPECS.
03890873 T Ap 68 06 REPAIR 3CS-86.THIS INCLUDES ALL SUPPOHi wo4M.
03890374 i WP 91 03 REPLACE PRE-FILTERS & 50 CMS.
l 03890375 T FH 26 DISA55fMBLE PUMP & REPAIR.
i i,
i 03890t76 T CV IN 11 BALANCE RCP-A 03H90177 7
REPAIR 1 BD-27 AND ALL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES.
03890178 T REPAIR STEAM LEAK 5 ON VARIQU$ VALVES ON SECONDARY SIDE OF STEAM GENERATOR 5.
03890179 T fH 26 REMOVE HEAD FLANGE & REPAIR LEAM.
03890180 T FH B6 VISUAL & NDE ERAMINATION OF WELDS TO F IND LEAMS, ALL SUPPORT wowM ALSO TO BE DONE ON THIS SRwP. WELOING AND GRINDING ALLOWED ON THIS SRwP.
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12:34:10 FOR 1989 AT SHNPP DETAIL RwP STA1US LOCATION 2 3
4 DESCRIPTION 2
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03e90181 Y CUT SEAL WELD ON VALVE. DISASSEMBLE VALVE AND INSPECT SEATING SURFACES. LAP SEATING SURFACES IF REQUIRED. IN SPECT DISC. SPRING AND REFLACE IF DAMAGED. HEASSEMOL.E V ALVE.(3BR-226) 03890182 T WP 36 WELD CAGE TO EweED ktATES ABOVE DLMIN SMID.
4 j
03890183 Y WP 11 14 PCR-2038 TIE IN FLOOR DRAIN PIPE w!iH SukP.
4 03890184 T AS 63 29 REMOVE / REPLACE INSULATION. REWORK VALVE AS NECESSARV T O
CORRECT LEAKAGE.
DJ890185 i WP 36 19 REMOVE OLD MEMBRANES.
03890186 T CV Of 36 REPAIR LEAMING TRANSMITTER (LT-461) ASSOCIATED w!TH PRE SS-URIZER.
03890367 i A0 61 06 PERFORM PM ON I/P-ilSA LOCATED IN RIGHT VALVE GALLERv.
i 03890388 i wp 36 US REPLAct MECitANICAL SEAL.
03890169 Y T4 36 07 s4SSEMBLE.INSPECI. REPAIR AS NECESSARV E REASSEwSLE MD-V40-2 l
03890190 Y AS 61 OS RdPAIR ICS-564 (CCAIED IN RIGHT VALVE GALLERV.
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03890191 i wP 36 19 DISASSEwetE Pune & REPAIR AS NECESSARv.
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L 03890192 7 AS 63 06 ELECTRICALLV AGfuST 1C5-257 TO SEE IF IT CAN B E
STOPPED FROH LEAKING.IF NECESSARV.REPA!R VALWE OD ERATOR.
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RwP STATUS LOCATION 2 3
4 DESCRIPTION 3
2 4
03890193 Y FH 86 04 PUWP OUT NEW FUEL FOOL FOR 7RANSFER OF WATER TO SPENT FUEL POOL.ALSO. PUMP OUT TRANSFER CANAL.
03690t94 i AB 36 04 015A55EMBLE. REPAIR & REASSEDSLE 3C5-195.
03890195 Y A8 36 18 WPI BEAN!NG IN5PECTION AND ALL RELATED WORM.
03890196 i AB 61 06 REPACM iPM-tO) l 03890397 T wP 61 03 REMOVE RESIN SAMPLING PANEL A&B AND REPLACE wtTH PIPE SPOOL.(PCR-2551).
03890t98 i AS 61 04 REINSTALL INSULATION ON eC5-67 & 105-86.
03890199 T FH 26 015A55EMBLE SMIkWER PUMP AND TRANSPOH1 TO huS FOR REPA IR.
AFTER WORK COMPT _ETE. TRANSPORT PUMP BACM TO FHo FO R REINSTALLMENT.
l 03890200 Y
AH 36 REINSTALL INSULATION ON 1C5-24 & ICS-le.
03890201 T CV IM 09 REPLACE LOCAL REMOTE SWITCH IN "B" AND
- D' DRIVE BOME5 03890202 i AD 36 21 DISASSEwHLE. REPAIR & REASSEMSLE ISP-21 03890203 i AB 61 06 O!5ASSEMBLt, REPAIR & REA55EueLE C 5-D2tH5N( C $-551 ). YH15 INCLUDES ALL SUPPORT WORK.
1 03890204 i AS 61 06 NEMOVE INSULATION FROu PI-1:1A & PI-OICS-011tA5w.
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HwP STATUS LOCATION 2 3
4 DESCRIPIION 3
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L 990205 T CV OT 36 INSPECT TEMPERATURE ELEMENT (TE-141) FOR LEAMS.LDOSE wl 6"S.& CHACMS.
03890206 T A8 68 06 CLEAN & INSPECT NOTOR OP5HATOR (PM-V7165N).
03890207 Y CV OT 36 DI$AS$fMBLE, INSPECT. REPAIR & REASSEMBLE SI-410 VALVE.
LOCATED OV M-14 PENETRATION.
03890200 T AD 61 06 LIMIT TORQUE (ICS-257 302). REMOVE SPHING CARTEIDGL &
INSPECT TOR LOSS NOTION,AND REPA!R AS NECESSARY.
03890209 Y AD 69 06 REPAIR INSTRUMENT AIR LEAM ON RA. LOOLANT FILTER lA5N ISO-LATION.
03990210 i AB 36 17 CALIBRATE TRANSMITTEN(PT-6327).
03890211 T
CALieRATE GFFD USING NEUTRON SOURCE 03890212 T TROUBLESHOOT, DIS $ASSEmeLE, REPAIR, AND ASSE MBL E WE PM G
1&2A CONC PUMP.
03890213 i CHANGE OUT PRE-FILTERS AND 50CM FILTERS 03890214 T AB 36 48 INSPECilON OF BEARINGS (PM) 03890215 T A8 61 29 REPACM AND ADJUST 1-FB-8 03890216 i CHANGE OUT PRE-FILTERS / SOCMS l
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A DESCRIPTION 2
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03890217 T AB 61 29-IDENTIFV AND INSPECT LEAMING PENETRATIONS. VALVES GAu GES. AND TRANSMITTERS.
03890218 T WP 11 DISSAS$EMBLE. REPAIR. REASSEMBLE. AND ALL $UPPOH) WOWE ON 1&28 PUMP.
03890219 T CV OT 38 ADJU51 PACKING ON 153-39) 03890220 T CV-07 36 CALIBRATE TRANSWITTER FT-1568 03890221 T CV
-OT. 36 REPLACE REGULATOR FILTER CN SI-VS31.lCC-386 03890222 I CV OT 21 CALIBRATE FLOW SWITCHES FIS-76478 MIS-76440 03890223 T CV IN 09 CHANGE O T
- E" ENCODER AND ADO JUMPER ON ~B" DRIVE INS ERT Sw ! T Cat.
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03890224 T WP 98- 01 REPLACE DIAPHRAM ON WL-Ot$0-1-4.AND TOpouf VALVE.
.03890225 T WP 98 01 DISSA$$EMBLC AND REWORK MECHANICAL SEAL OM 1-48 PunaP.
U3690226 i CV RF TROUBLESHOOT DRPY CABINET.AND ALL $UPPOHT wORR.
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t 03890227 T FH 26 REMOVE PIPIMG FROM 80! TOM OF STHA!NERS %ND REPAIR LEAR t
ON 3SF-FPSF1 j
U3890228
~T A8 63 06 CALIBRATE INSTRUMENTS PT-6323 AND 1/E-6323 I
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4 DESCRIPTION j
2 3
4 03890229 T Am 36 15 DISA5SE asSLE AND R., PLACE DI APNL9AGM IN VALVE i1C5-596) 03890230 T FH 26 0;5A55EWSLE Pue#P AMD REPLACE "O'-almG5 t
5 l
03890231 T A9 61 06 REMOVE IM50LATION FROM PRESSURE ikAN54s[TTER A*eO REPAIR l
EEam (H5R-PI-111A) i 03890232 i PERFORM NDE EAAw!MATIOM OF esONORatt HotST econs. ImCtu DING 50PPORT ACTIVITIES 4
03890233 7 FH 26 REPACM 1FO-55 wHICH 15 ASSOCIATED witH tutt POOL sa g enw E4 BACamASH.
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4 4
03890234 1 FM 16 01 SEAL REPLACEMENT O*( FILTER BACawASM IRAN 5FER PUNP.
1 OJ890235 Y G3 PERFOpas FLOW TEST.DOP TEST. AMO FhEON TEsis O*e vEmT. u NITS 1
03890236 T AS 61 C6 CHANGE OUT TORQUE 5= ITCH A*O RtuovE spes% Paca
(. CS-2 l
57) 03890237 T A9 16 OF REPLACE HANGER STRUT Ako SUPPORT ACTaw! TIES 03890238 T A8 68 C6 REINSTALL TORQUE Sw!TCH One I C5-2** 7 7 STaffuE valve i
03890239 T AS 61 06 A%,ST vatvE PACKING (IC5-t84)
I 03690240 i AS 61 C6 TIGM1EM COMMECTION 70 CORRECT LEAN (CS-D2685N) i i-
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4 DESCRIPTIO**
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4 03890241 Y wP 11 1T REPLACE pumps. TIE IM NEw PIPING. AMD ALL ASSOCIATED w ORK.
03d90242 T FH 26 REPLACE GALMET Ort LEAR 19eG $1DE OF HEAT ERCHA REGEN "A'
03890243 T FH 86 move SPENT FUEL A55EksOLV HANDLING TOOLS TO LAv00wN ARE A TO PERFORu asOOIFICATIONS.
DJe90244 i CV 07 36 INSPECT FOR OesTRUCTIOms FOR FUTURE NETORQu!NG OF MEAT EN. HEAD 03890245 7 RECE1PI INSPECTION ANO movEutMT F Ou, :oe Au Ot 5HIPPin G
CASA SPARE PARTS.
03e90246 T AS 61 29 D15A55EMLE VALVES 8C5-258 & 1C5-252 Ano an$PLCT $E%TI MG SURFACES, A SSOCI A TED *10R A. AND REASSEmSLE VALVES 03890247 I AS 61 29 twST A: L COMouti PLUG IN wL-v775 5N# INSTALL SPACEN A s.O LOCamui ON.sR-0291 03890248 T AB 61 29 RCptACE instiduetEMT AIR REGULATOR FILTER ELEwEMt.
OJe90249 T FH Of OJT OF PERSOMMEL IMv0LVED IM HANDLING OF 5***T Futt SHIPPING CASM DURING FUEL TRAN35HIPMEni PROJECT.
03e90250 I wP 36 05 GRIND SEAL mEL.o OFF, REPAIR VALVE Star, Atw a EwEtp 03890?$3 T AS 61 OF DISASSEwBLE VE5SEL FLANGE AMO fatPLACE woua r t m(, PLATE i MTERMAL Ga5AET5.
03e90252 7 FH B6 05 asovE TEuPORARv ELECTRIC PuesP FROM THE htw f ue.L Puut Tu THE SPENT FUSL POOL,
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4 OESCRIP. ION 2
3 4
03890253 i CV OT 28 AOJUST LIMIT SWITCHES TO PROVIDE PROPER OPEN AMO C4OSE IMOICATION i
038902b4 T CV OT 36 RETORQUE MA NEAD F LAMGE, REnsOVE AMO REIM5t ALL w!RpOR I M 51 LATION 03890255 ?
C'J OT 36 TIGHTEM VALVE, FLUSH VALVE, REas0VE 80ROss FROM PIPE CAP ANDREIN51 At t. PIPE CAP (VALVE 51-v653) 03890256 T CV IN 61 TROuetE5 HOOT STUCm DETECTCR C 0389025T T IMSPECT AMO GREASE C5-vit25M VALVE OPERATOR AMO TIGHTEM DRAIM PLUG 5 AMD BOLTS AS MEEDED.
03890258 7 REINSTALL. INSULATION ON PT-tttA I
03890259 T TESTING OF FIRE PRJTECTIOM EQUIPwENT.
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36 09 OISA55EusLE PuesP & REPAIR MECHANICAL SEAL l
0389026 T
REtsOVE AMO REPLACE MITROGEM RELIEF WALVE 251-794 & ADJ UST PACRING OM SIV-298 036902b2 T DISA55EwSLE AMD REPAIR CS-v2025A & C5-v2005A AMO ALL l
SUPPORT ACTIVITIES.
4 1
03ts90263 T CV IM 09 REMOVE AMD REPL ACE C DETECTOa/ CABLE AMO ORIVE wHEtt.
TROU8tESHOOT
- D-WITHDRAWAL LIMIT Sw!TCM. MP PRE-JOS SURVEV AND ALL SUPPORT ACT!v1 TIES IMCLUDED ON THIS Skw P.
03890264 7 wP tt DISA55EweLE Puesa AMO REPAIR SEamIMG SEAL
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4 DESCRIPTION 2
3 4
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03890265 T AS 68 05 OISA55Em8LE VI.LVE t-CS-75 REPLACE DIAPHRAW, AND ALL.
SUPPOMT ACTIVITIES 03890266 T AB 36 08 DISA55EueLE VALVE AND REPLACE DISPHN AGM AND Ahv ASSOCI ATED wOau 03890267 T CV OT 61 INSPECT 8tOwoOwM SAMPLE VALVE S ISP-216 2tS. 228, 224 226 FOR PCR-4343.
03890268 T AB 64 29 ADJUST PACulMG AND CLEAM SO4GM ACCUwutATIOM OM 105-56J INSULATICM REnnov8L IMCLUDED OM THIS RwP.
03890269 T CV OT 21 CALIBRATE HIGH HuwlDITV Sw!TCH CM THE SUPPLW FAM FILTE R
TRAIN.(5-1-1A) 03890270 T AS 61 29 REGULATOR FILTER REPLACEMENT AMO ALL SUPPORT ACTIVITIE 5.
TAGal-PM-95.
03890271 T 1h5 TALL MAND WHEEL OM VALVE t-IA-T264 1
03890272 Y CHANGE AIR FILTERS INSIDE AIR REGULATOPS 03890273 T ADJUST PACatnG AND CHECm FOR LEAAS. Ha esGEM Amo IN$ula TIOMeEt* OVAL AND REPL ACEwENT ALSO TO BE DONE ON THis sa wP.
03890274 T SEMIAN*rOAL JM5PECTICM TO INCLUDE O!55AustEtnG.
03890275 T 180uSLE5 HOOT TI-40.w AND/De aEPLACE A5 McECED.
03890276 T 015A55EustE AND REPAIR VALVE sa-V5225m i
06/26/90 TERMIMOTED RwPOS PC4E ti 12:34:80 F O*t 1989 AT SHNPP DETAIL rep STATUS LOCATION 2 3
4 DESCRIPTION 2
3 4
C3840277 T REPAIR INST. AIR REG 4fLA TCst HYP-TCV-143 03890278 Y D15A55tae8LE AMD REPAIR CONCEMTRATES PUMP AND ALL SaiPPO RT ACTIVITIES.
03890279 i REtsOWL PUwP AND REPLACE BE AR3 %5 Ano ALL A550CIATED =0 RM 4.
03890280 Y hEMOVE/ TEST & REPAIR / REPLACE 15P45.
03890281 i TESTING FIRE PROTECTION EQUEFutMT.
1 4
03890282 T CHANGE InsOARD AMO OUTBOARD MECHANICAL SEALS AMD ALL SUPPORT W K FOR THl5 JOS.
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j 03890283 1 CHECn THERMALS AMD REPLACE IF NEEDED.
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03890284 T TROUOLE5 HOOT ACCUuutATOR TammistTTER Lt-920 4
I 03890295 T IMSPECT AND TAAE L10UID SAMPLt FNOm "C-TEM PATH AMD ADJUST D* LIMIT $ WITCH.
1 03890286 T REPACn VALVES 35s.393, 35F-t92, 15F.348 Amo 15F_202, A LSO ALL SUPPORT wCRM.
l 03890287 T TESTI% OF FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT.
OJB90288 T REIMSTALL I N 50t.L A T I ON ON PIPI % ANO VALVES f
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4 DESCRIPTIOM 2
3 1
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4 03890289 Y REPtACE/ REWORK WECMAM] CAL SEAL OM 3$F-FPSP1 Putsp i
l 03890290 T REPLACE RUPTUaE D150.
1 4
I 0i; a029 7
CHECM THERMALS AMD REPLACE IF MEEDED.
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03890292 Y a E ssOVE. REPLACF/ REPAIR AND TRAM 5 POET E* FIVE PATH.
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1 03890293 T REtsOVE PAPE CAP OM 1C5-384 CLEAM THGEAOS AMO REIM5TAL i
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I 03890294 T T R AMSPOst t. DI 54 55EasetE. IM5PECT A'O DEEOM
~B" CSIP SEA ts.
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03890295 7 TR AMSPORT. DISASSEMBLE AND REPAIR E* FIVE PATH i,
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03890296 T REseOVE AND REPAIR PI P1 peg F Roes F UE L POOL Lainoasta STHAIM ER 1&4x-MMS.
1 i
0389029T T REPLACE REGutATOR AIR FILTERS 4
j 03890298 Y IMSPECT SPv3OO-5A FOR FUTuGE woquOM VALVE.
i 1
03ewo299 T REPLACE RUPTURE 015C.
03890300 1 ADJUST Lits 1T 5mITCH OM VALVE. SP-V3OOSA. ALL SUPPos' T =
OR m F OR THis JOS, TO BE DOME OM THis 5#wp.
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H=P STATUS LOCATION 2 3
4 CESCRIPTION 2
3 4
i 03890301 T ENGINEER!% INSPECTION ON VALVES SP-214 216 219 221 224 AND 226, 1
03890302 Y PERFONM VISUAL EXAw5 OF COMPONENT COOLIreG WATER FIPl%
i 03890303 T REMOVE LIMITONQUE COVER ON wL-V7775N. CLEAN. AND INSPE t
CT LIMITORQUE OPERATOR (Pu-IOO20).
i 03890304 1 REMOVE 15P-956 AND INSTALL NEW VALVE.
03890305 T DISASSEMBLE VALVE 105-202 AND 105-204 FOa REPAIR AND I NSPECTION.
03890306 T DISASSEwBLE VALVE 38R-221 AND REPLACE GA5 MET.
03640307 7 mP 61 C2 WELDING & GRIMOING ON D ISTING EmaEDED &LATES ON MALL APPA ELEV 282 AND SUPPORT ACTIVITIES 03890308 T
AS 61 29 REPLACE INTERNAL PARTS TO INSIRUMENT AIR NEGutAIOR IPM
-95 AND IPu-9F 03890309 i DISA55EwetE. INSPECT AND REASSEMBLE PUMP.
03890310 i
03890311 i INSPECT. T ROUSL E5aWM)T A ND/ 04. REPLACE LEVEL ELEutMT IN SuuP ALL SUPPORT WORM TO BE DONE ON THIS RwP.
03890312 T OECON TRANSFER CANAL AND UPENDER. SUFPORT ACTIVITIES T O BE DONE ON THIS SRWF.
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Amp STATUS LOCATIOM 2 3
4 DESCRIPTh0M 2
3 4
03890313 Y ORAIM OIL FRon RCP OIL COLLECTIOM TAMus.
03890314 T REPAIR / CALIBRATE PT-929 AND L T-920 03890315 i DISCOMMECT FITTINGS FROM GFFD. CLEAM THEW. AMO REIM5fA LL.
03990316 T ADO DOOR STOP TO teALL BEHIMO DOOR.,
a 03890317 T ALL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED wtTH THE TRAM 5HIPmENT PuOJEC T.
03890338 T REPt ACE SEAL OM FUEL POOL COOLING Pttup 18 a
03090319 Y ADJUST PACm!MG On SI-v5535M 1
03590320 T REMOVE PUuP FOR INSPECTION AMO BE ARIMG REPL ACEMtMT 4
0389032B T REMOVE P AB E QUIPWE N T DR A IM PUNP LEVEL Smiit>*ES A.
B.
C
& O F OR CALIBRATION.
03090322 7 DISA55tustE AND REAPAIR.AtwE 8FB-55.
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l 03890323 T CLEAM INSIDE LAUNDRV & HOT 5HowER TAMA " ts -
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0J890324 T DISASSEm8LE 105-564 & REPLACE DIAPNAGM.
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4 DESCRIPTIOM 2
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03850325 %
FM 86 04 REPLACE IMFLATABLE SEAL OM GATE 6 03890326 T DISA55EwetE & REpaCm VALVES 3CT-47
& #CT-95 03890327 Y DISASSEMBLE & #EPACm VALVES 1CT-24
& 1CT-25.
03890328 T a EascyE, EEPLACE. ahO CALIBRATE PT-472.
I O'J890329 T FM 86 REesOVE GA$aET froes FL AssGE OF T e*E SRENT F uE L.
SHIPPING C ASM aMD INSPECT FLANGE AREA aFTER REasOVING FtrEL sa5 MET AMO ALL a550CIATED SL*PPORT ACTIVITIES.
03890330 Y TROUBLE 5NOOT DEP! Cm8IMET A%D aLL Suppowi wGaa.
0389-0331 T
m8 63 07 VERIFW TORQUE AseO REPLAEE GA5atT IF ht CE 5 5a*4 W ON I S - 5'e Seat INJECTIOM FILTER 03890332 7 REMOVE 35a_192 vmLVE BOM*ET AmeO REesOsa imitpmat5.
03690333 T A8 65 07 VERIFV TOEQUE AseO REPtaLE GasaET IF MECE55aRV OM la-SM SEAL IseJECTIDM FILTER g
03890334 Y REnsOvE WATER SA TUR A T ED IN50t 4 T IO*e F Roes s EL I E F VALVE am D
REPLACE.
03890335 T AB 61 07 REIse5 TALL ImsutATIOso Om VALVE 5 IC5-563 & %4 03890336 T REasOvE 700g woRs. CautaING AND CLEAN UP_
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03e90339 T SETUP AND STRomE VALVE I
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03890342 T FH C6 03 ASM DECON PtT, DECOM AND BAC FOR STOAAGE i
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03890343 7 FM 66 Of LUBRICATE PIT SIDE TueE vatvE STEM. PERFORu CP CHECA O 1
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O3890349 Y SHAME DOwN RUN FOR u!N1-Sus 03890350 T REBUILD Pump 03890351 Y REPLACE LAMP 5 IN tJNDERwATER LIGHTS.
03890352 1 YEST OF AIR HANDLING Sv5 TEM ANO BALANCE OF SERVICE wAT ER FLOW.
l 03890353 T D15455EweLE AND REmORn VALVE RH-V3058. ALL Suppt.Mt T wor A TO BE DONE Ott THIS Rup.
l 03890354 1 D15A55EuBLE ANO REwORn VALVE RM-V75A. ALL SUPPORT wGan i
TO DE DONE ON THIS RwP.
03890355 i REwCRn VENTALATIO*e SysTEu ON PRIwARV $AMPtE 5thm.
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1 03890356 Y REnEOVE AND REPAIR RADIOACTIVE FLOOR DEAIN SUtsP Pbare 2&
3A 03890357 i VISUALLY INSPECT SEtsastC RECORDER ON 221 AND AcJUST LI MIT SWITCH ON
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03890358 1
REMOVE AND REPAIR EOu g Pe8E N T DRAIN sump Puttp SA I
i 03890359 7 SMuBBER I N SPE C T I Oaf. HANGER IN5FECTION AND ALL A550ctAT ED SUPPORT WORM.
j 03890360 T DISA55EwSLE. REPATR ANO R E A 55E as9t E Puesp I
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03890361 T DISA55EmeLE TUSING F LANGE AND REPLACE GA5ME T ON ISP-El
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- 8" limit SWITCH Ako MApE ADJUSTMENTS.
03890363 T DISA5SEmBLE. REPAIR ANO REASSEMBLE Pump 03890364 T BEARING iM5PECTION (PM) 03u90365 T UNPLUG F LOOR DRAIN l
03890366 7 BUILD / REMOVE SCAFFOLDING TO DAkwAY ON TOP OF T Ahm /RE MO VE & REPLACE MAhwAY/ CLEAN & FLUSH INSIDE OF TANn ALSO INCLU3ES WORM OUTSIDE IN HALLA550CIATED mITH PowuS Amo LINER.
03890367 1 PERFOsm VISUAL INSPECTIONS. ANo VARIOUS TE STS (E.G. At R-FLOW CAPACITY. HEPA/ CHARCOAL BVPA55, & PENETRATION
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i 03890368 T PERFOWN PRE-OP CHECR OF NOZZLE DAus & CONTROL CON 50L.E5 l
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03890310 T INSPECT AND CHECm OPERASILITV OF CGNIA]NWLNT UNDENwATE A
LIGHT 5 l-03890374 i ALL WORM INVOLVED IN ERECTING PLATFOsm5 IN HEAT EMCHAN GER ROOMS.
ALARA REVIEW sB9-031 ALSO ON THIS Rwp 1
03890372 T CAL 18aATE Flow INDICAT1kG Swt1CHES.
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03690273 7 ERECT / REWOVE SCAFFOLDING. REwQVE/ INSTALL INSULATION AM D
WELD PREPERATION/ INSPECTION FOR SECT. Al INSPECTIO N5.
03890374 i CV AL SURVEY OF RCS TO DOwmPOST A5 APPROPRIATE 0389G375 Y BUILDING AND REwOv1NG SCAFFOLDING IN SUPPONT OF REPuEL ING OUTAGE JOBS.
813890376 T DECOM AND ALL SUPPOR T ACTIVI T IES OF THE REACTOR BUILOI NG IN PREPAkATION FOR THE REFUEL OUTAGE.
03890377 T REwovat ANO INSTALLATIO'e OF IN50LATION IN susw ai Of T HE aggynggggg pygaGE, 03897318 T PERFOpu LOCAL LEAA RATE TESTING Of R C P' PE NE TR A T IOPos.
03890379 T SNUSSER AND HANGER INSPECTION AND TE57 ANO PAINT OR CL EAN SNue8ERS OR MANGERS IN LOCKED HIGH RAD AREA 5 A5 NE EDED.
C3890380 i PERFORM ILRT DURING REFUELING OUTAGE.
03690381 T STOP LEAA FROM PREHEATER ev RE104QulNG STuos ANO Possi BLY REPLACING GASMET. INSULATION REMOVAL AND REPLACENE NT ALSO TO BE DONE. ON THIS is=P.
03e90362 7 MANAGEMENT 3;25PECTION ArtD JOS PL AN*s!%
D3890393 Y CV IN 10 INSTALL / REMOVE STEAM GEN. DRAIN LINE hoses ApeO FIPE C APS.
03e903s4 T Ae 36 03 REPAIR TARGET ROCA VALVE 15P-949 TO INCLuoE CUTT 1% AN D REWELDING OF THE SONNET SEAL.
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03890385 Y TESTi % OF MIC SYSTEM DETECTORS 03890386 T IwsTALLATION Awo REuOval OF Temp. Rvtts Ano IMSTALLATI ON OF PENMAMENT RVL15. INCLUDES INSTALL 1 %/ REMOVING SPOOL PliCES. SUPPORT worm.
0389038F 1 Pu ANO OC MAG PART. TEST 04 5100 HOIST EuulPwENT 03890388 Y EROSIN AND CORRO51M IN5?. One BLOwDOwM. MAINSTEAM ANO F EED WATER PIP 1hG.
03J90389 T STATE REGISTERED WESSEL tAam!MATICMS.
i 03890390 i ADJOST Llulf SWITCHES GM DalvE BOAE5.
03990391 T CHA%E OUT "C TEM PATH 03890392 i BUILD AND Rt. MOVE TENTS.
03890393 Y IMSTALL PRESSURIZER SAFETV VALVE lttC-923, STROmE VALvt IRC -117 AMD RE!MSTALL PRE 55uRtIER MANwAV. aEPLACE ACTUATOR OTAPneam OM IRC-114
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03890395 T REMOVAL AND OtsPOSAL OF IMCORE DE T E CTOp 5 L OC a t to s ee i
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0389039F T CV IN 11 IMSPECT/ REPAIR AND CHA NGE CI L IM Pumps.
i 03890398 T T R ANSPOR T THIMSLE CLEAMING EQUIP. FRue 261 10 211 kPS.
DECOM RM. AND IMvENTORv/ INSPECT EQUIPMENT. THEM TR AMSPORT TO RCB. OUTSIDE THE SEAL TABLE ROOM.
03890399 7 EQUIP. SET UP & AEwOVAL. THtuaLE CLEANING. Lu8RtCATION AND EDOV CUPkFMT TE5flMG.
e 03890400 T REDOV! & REPL ACE VALVE 1C5-744 th5TAtt & RtuOvE spout PIECE.
03890401 T
ST AGE E QUIP.. INSTALL AkD REwCVE h022LE Daws. CLEAM An D
REIMSTALL INSERTS, CLEAM UP.
03890402 T INSTALL THERMOCCUPLES DowM5TREAu OF 8 RC5 ISOtATIOM wa LVE*.* )R PCR-3543 038904 T
CV RF CA REMONE AkD REPLACE TRAN$FER IUBE SLIND FLANGE.
03890404 Y CV RF CA R &A RK VE55EL HEAD. UPPER INTERMALS AMD LOPPOaf wGam 03890405 T CV RF CA AEFUELING CAv1TV DECOM 03890406 Y CV IM 09 INCORE THtW8LE CLE ANING & EDOV CURRENT TESTING 3
03890407 i REPAIR LEAM ON FE-itO (FLOW ELEMENT) AND ALL SUPPORTIM G WORK.
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03890409 T CV IN REesOVE & REPL ACE SEISidIC INSTRUMENTS FON CALIBRATION i
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03890414 i FH 86 04 CHANGE 4 80LTS ON TOP OF "Eu FUEL ELEVATOR e
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i 03890412 T CV IN 10 ALL worn ASSOCI ATED WITH STEAM GENER ATOM M4M*AV REMOVA L & REPLACEMENT.
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03890413 T REMOVAL OF RAD DOORS AND Bowl INSPECTION _
03090414 i SETUP AND TEST EQCIPMENT. AND PERFOew EDOW CURRENT TES T ON STEAu GENERATOR $.
4 03690415 T
$ NUB 8ER REDUCTION AND HANGER R E WOR M. OM kH-H-42. Ut-H-3 St. RH-M-352 SI-H-51 A ND 51 -++- 128 8.
03890486 Y BREACH AND RESEAL PENETRATIONS.
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03890437 Y REPLACE AND ROTATE ACTUATORS ON BLOwDOwM VALVES INCLua ING ADJUSTMENT OF PACMING 03890488 T TRANSPORT AMG INSTALLATIO*e CAMERA MO*>M I I NG ba A C a E T. AN 3
CAwERA FOR INSPECTION OF RCCA.
4 03890419 T G4 FIRE PROTECTION ROUNDS E TESTING OF FIRE PROTECION EQUIPMENT.
1 03990420 i AB AL REasOVE PIPE CAP DOwN5TREAu OF ABOvE vAivES AND INSTALL HOSE RuN TO DRAIN.
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03890421 T CV IN 10 SUPPtv TEupORARY POWER AND L I GHT !**G F OR SLUDGE LANCING EQUIPMLMT AND HP EQu!FWENT 03890422 Y
CV IN 02 CALIBRATE AND INSPECT LEvfL INSIRUNE N T A T I ON 0389042J T PERFORM C A!.itsR AllON OF C A D 5HA F T UNLAILHING TOOL (fHP-009) 03890424 Y CV IN 11 REMOVE asO T OR ftRwtNAT00M eOs COVERS Aasu IN5PE C T MOIDH CONNECTIONS, 03890425 T CV OT 63 DISCONNECT. CUT DUT. POTATE ANO REINSTALL 5/G TARuET R OCK VALVE 5 03890426 T CV IN 05 CUT MtNORAIL FOR LOW LOSE AREA 03890421 T FH 86 04 WOVE 2 GATES FROee STORAGF 70 UNIT 1-4 THANSFER CANAL A ND MAIN TRANSFER CANAL t'uFFING/GNINDING A 03Bl*0428 T
NDE C%AulN.1 TION 00 WELD 5 TO INCLUDE s
5 NEEDED TO PREP WELDS.
03890429 I
LV RF 03 R EesOvE t!MIT SwtTCH GEARBOAES. CHANGE GNEASE AND REINS TALL 03890430 1 CV RF 08 OISA55'imSLE va'.vE AND REuovt 015C (HEAD VENT V At vE 1RC
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CV IN 04 REPAER VARIOUS FEEOwATER VALVE 5 IN5tDE tuk:AINutNT 03890432 i DEuovE wASTi GAS TANn ret.1EF WAVES D'.
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4 03890433 T CV IN C4 INSPECT LINE. WELDS WHERE LINE ef!ETS PZR SCOY. HANGERS AND ASSOCIATED WHIP RESTRAINTS ON PRES $URIZER SURG E LINE.
03890434 T CV OT 36 ALL WOki' AS$0CIATED WITH RELIEF VALVE 1C5-10. WORK TO INCLUDE REMOVAL. TRANSPORTING to NOT MACHINE SHOP.
TESTING AND REPAIRING. AND REINSTALLATION 03890435 7 CV IN 12 DETERM//RETERM PRESSURIZER **E A T ER LEADS. ISI wtLD INS PEC.ON PRESSUNIZER 03890436 7 G4 ALL WORM A$50CIATED WITH FNPR O ENT AIR SYSTtu CONIAu! NATION EVALUATION. NOT TO INCLUDE REh80 VAL O F ANY ite 5,TEtt ^1PIK3, VALVES, ETC.
0:090437 T CV IN 09 PULL / PUSH INCORE THIu8tES FOR REFUEL.ING 03890438 Y CV 10 PERFORM LOOSE ARTICLE CONTRCL ON RCB 266 AND TO ASS i
IST HEALTH PHYSICS PEPSONNEL IN PERFOkMANCE OF THE!!t T ASR$
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03890439 7 C.-
SEC AI wfLD LAAMS. WELD PREP (ALL ** IDS EACEPT PRES $uw 4
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03890440 T CV OT 36 ISI WELD PREP / WELD INSPECTION OF REGEN HEAT ENCHANGEH 03890441 T
FH 86 01 OFFLOAD / LOAD / SHUFFLE FUEL G3890442 i REASOVE UNDERWATER LIGHTS FROM FHS 286*. PAC 8 AGE. TRANS f
POU & I NST Att. I: REACTOR CAv!TV. ALSO TO INCLUOE REI NSTALL IN FFS 286* CANAL. IF NECESSAHv.
038t40443 T TROubtESHOO' Ard) REPAIR THERuGCOUPLES ON SECONOANW SID E OF STfAM GENFRATORS 03890444 T CV IN 13 LIu!!OHOUE INSPECTIONS /MAINIENANCE-ELECIRICAL & MECHAN ICAL J
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!ECURITV ScARCH OF WESTINGHOUSE EQUIPMENT AND ALL SUFF ORT wCHK.
03b90447 7 RE PL ACE
- E" INCORE DETECTOR. muRn ON LIMIT A.%J CURE POSITION SWITCHES. REPAIR / REPLACE DRIVE UNITS AND CHANGE Ott DN UNITS, i
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03890448 T REMOVE AND TE5T RELfEF VALVE 3CC-230 AND DISA55Emett A ND REPAth CHECM '.' A LV E ICC-227.
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03890450 T TAG EQUIPMENT IAW PLP-0610 l
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REuCVE T/C EATENTION wlRES. TEST & TAG, REPLACE BAD CA BLES AND REINSTALL ON NEAD.
0389G452 T REMOTE VI50At EDAM USING MINI-5US. TO l
INCLUDE STAGING AND CLEANUP OF EQUIPMENT wHEN THIS JOB 15 ComPL ETE.
03890453 T CV DT 21 DISA55EpaLE REACTOR COOLANT baAIN PUwPd Foa BEARING IN SPECTION.
REA55fMSLE PUMPS, PERFORM wOCK ON VALVES 1-ED-113 & 1-ED-143.
wGMM TO INCLuoE 0155A55Ewetv. ut?
AIR, AND REA55EMBA.V.
03890454 Y AB 90 02 REPACE VALVE. TO INCLUDE ALL SUPPORI ACTIVITIES.
03890455 T CV RF G3 REMOVE PACnING-REPaCM *ITH LIVE LOAD PACnING l
03890456 i REMOvC INSTRuwENT AIR LINES
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03890457 T DISASSEMBLE AND REPAIR 1C5-407 03890458 Y D15A55EMSLE AND REPA!R VALVE SCS-392 a
03890459 i OPE ** CHECK VALVE 151-252 TEST AND INSPECT, 03890460 T REesOVE AND TEST VALVE tRM-7. TESTING OF vatvt wtLL BE PERFORMED IN HOT MACHINE $NOP. REPAIR IF FAILS TES T.
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03890461 7 DISA55EW8tE AND REPAIR VALVE SCT-53 u3890462 T REasOVE AND TEST VALVE 151-329 03690463 1 REMOVE Atec TEST VALVE TC5427.TESTtMG TO eE PERrons.ED I N
HOT MACMINE $NOP 236*RAB 038904b4 I REMOVE AND TEST VALVE 1C5-310, YESTING OF vatvt 15 to BE PERFOkMED IN HOT MACHINE SHOP 236* RAS 03890465 Y C15A55EMBLE AND REPAIR VALVE 1ED-125 1
3 03690466 Y CV OT 21 REMOVE AND TL57 1RM-120 i
4 03890467 T CV RF CA RETRIEVE spray MOZZiE FROM UPPER INTERNat$
a 03H9G468 T REPACK VALVE IPM-2 k
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03890469 T
REPACM 1RH-20, tRH-30, & tRH-25 VALVES. REPAIR IF MEED ED.
03890470 T REWOVE SEAL WELD, REWORF. INTERNALS ANO REwCLD BONNET O N
VALVE 15P-12.
EMERGLNT wGRK 03890471 Y
REPACK VALVE tRH-39 038904)2 T REPACK (LIVELOAD PACHING) tRH-31 03890473 i AS AL ALL WORM ASSOCIATED w!TH INSTRUMENT Alp PIPING. worn T O INCLUDE WELDING, G4thDING, FLUSHING AND CUTTIkG.
03890474 T
AB 36 04 REPACK VALVES tRH-58 AND tRM-64 w!TH LIVtLOAo PACnING C3590475 T REPACK VALVE 3C$-tBT 03890476 T FILL CNSI SOLID LINER WITH RADwASTE FROM DRbwS, AND SU PPORT worn.
03890477 T RELOCATE SOLEMOID VALVES ON 180-1, 180-20 AND 18D-39 F ROM v0AE OF VALVE T O DI A PHR AW CASING.
03690478 T REMOVE / REPLACE AN3 REPAIR LIMIT Swati_H ON RCCA HANDLIN l
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03890479 T ASSEMBLE / DISASSEMBLE CNSI UNIT 221 AMD SOLIDIFV b-80 L INER INSIDE PROCESS SHIELD 03990400 T INSTALL TEkPORY CONTAINsENT TEMPERATURE MONITORING EQU IP, l
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03890483 T AD 36 03 DISA55EweLE AND REPAIR OR REPLACE VALVE AS MtCCESSARY 03890404 Y REMOVE RELIEF VALVE 151-330 10 R AS 236' HOT kACHINE SH 09 AND PERFORM DOP TEST.
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CV IN 05 DISA55EwSLE sRC-21 INSPECT. REeAIR AND NEA55tmetE 03890486 Y AS 61 04 REuCh/E INSULATION FROW :C5-64 THEN D15 A 55Eust E IT AND 105-86 INSPECs THEIR SEALS AND REPAIR AS DETERMINED M ECE55ARY BV INSPEti OM R E 50L T S.
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03890492 T WP 11 14 REPLACE BAD caw 1R4 CABLE w1TH NEw CASLE AND TIE mRAP EAISTING CABLE wITH NEw CASLE (CAMERA was USED IN SPENT FUEL POOL)
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03890493 Y AS 61 14 RADIOGRAPH WELDS OM 1-WS-72 03890494 T FH 86 Ol REMOVE SOROFLEM COUPON F ROa# SFP 8v U5thG LOseG-HANDLED TOOLOR HOOm ON ROPE.. CUT COUPON ROD w1TH BOLT CUTTERS AWO RELOCATE STRINGS. Amt ASSOC SUPPORT =0am 03890495 i AB 61 C6 REMOVE Afg0 REPLACE FILTER ELEMENT TO IMCLOOt ALL SUFPO RT mORa.
03890496 i AB-36 04 DISA55Eh6LE iC5-75" 19 INSPECT AMD REPAIR valve SEAT T O INCLUDE REASSEMBLY AMD ALL SUPPORT WORE.
03690A97 i t'U T AND F L ARE TH1W8LES. Two OLD GME5 & Two MLu OmES. A MO Mare. UP HIJ PRES 5URE SEAL.
03890498 T OPEN mAwmav5 OM t-ASA Amo 54 WENTILLAT10M 5*5fEu DUCT.
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ATTACHMENT 4 r
i RESPONSTS TO NUMARC QUESTIOliNAIRE TO SUPPORT PART 51 RULE CHANGE WASTE MANAGEMENT QUESTIONS Carolina Power & Light Company t:
H.
B. ROBINSON STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT, UNIT 110. 2 BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT, UNIT NOS. 1& 2 SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR POWER PLANT t
Responses Apply to Entire Site at All Three Plants 7
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i, RESPONSE TO NUMARC SURVEY I
IN SUPPORT OF 10CTR$1 ANPR c.-
A.
SPENT TUEL QUESTIONS EHE flLE IM 1.
A.
Roracking of spent f uel Completed Cotopleted N/A B.
Control rod repositioning No No No C.
Above ground dry storate Yes No No i
b D.
. Longer fuel burnup 60,000 6 0,000 30,000 MVD/MTU MVD/MTU
&D/!fW j
E.
Transshipment Late 1990 Yes Receipt I
Plant 2.
.A.
Continue technique No Yes Yes B.
Change or modify Yes No No 1
3.
A.
Reracking of spent fuel 11.
Control rod repositioning No No No i
C.
Above ground dry storage Maybe Maybe No l
D.
Longer fuel burnup 5,50,000' 160,000 90,roO MWD /MTU MVD/MTU
&VAfm E.
Transshipment Yes Yes Yes 4.
Techniques Adequate 1.
Operating license Yes Yes Yes
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~70 year extension No No No 3.
Other plans No
.No No 5.
- Acquire additional land-1.
Operating license No No No
- 2.
20 year extension No No No s
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6, Additional construct activity 1.
Operating license No No --
No 2.
20 fear extension Yes Yes
. Yes 7.
' Amplification on Question 6 i
Should aduitional at reactor spent fuel storage be required beyond the operating license.'it_will most likely be provided through above ground dry storage facilities or such other means.as may be technologically and economically acceptable.
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LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT QUESTIONS YES ASSUMING Tile COMPLETION OF A SOUTilEAST COMPACT SITE FOR LOW 1.
LEVFL WASTE BURIAL.
(TilIS APPLIES TO ALL Ti!REE PLANTS) 2.
COMPACTION, TilEN STORAGE IN AIR ABOVE GROUND STORAGE BUILDING / FACILITY.
POSSIBLE INCINERATION, Tl!EN STORAGE IN BUILDING.
(TilIS APPLIES TO ALL TilREE PLANTS) 3.
SEE ATTACIIMENT 4.
SEE ATTACIIMENT
- 5. NO 6.
NA 7.
YES 8.
NO CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY TO DATE.
IN PRE-PLANNING STAGE.
NO MAJOR PLANT MODIFICATIONS OR REFURBISliMENTS ThAT ARE LIKELY TO 9.
OR GENERATE UNUSUSAL VOLUMES OF LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE PRIOR TO, DURING, THE RELICENSING PERIOD FOR ALL THREE PLANTS.
PROBABLY JUST RECIRCULATION SYSTEM MODIFICATIONS, BUT NONE YET ANTICIPATED.
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6 NUMARC QUESTIONNAIRE SPECIFIC METHODS OF RW MANAGEMENT &
%-CURRENT LLRW BY VOLUME IS MANAGED BY:
B.N.P.
(Brunswick Nuclear Project)
< 10%
A. COMPACTION:
50-60%
B.. WASTE SEGREGATION:
0 C.
DECONTAM?. NATION OF WASTES:
3-4% current 25-30% prior D. WASTE SORTING: (CLEAN VS. CONTAMINATED. )
61%
E. OTHER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES:
SPECIFIC METHODS A. Compacts higher activity D. A.W / filters and non incinerable low activity radwaste to conserve space & reduce number of packages stored onsite.
B.. _ Radwaste is segregated at the point of generation where practical. Clean or unnecessary packaging, bracing or containers are removed prior to entry irto the power block area..Radwaste is alss further segregated at the point of packaging for shipment.
C. Have onsite decon capability. Do not usually decontaminate waste
- products, unless it is cost justifiable. Decon priorities are on job / mod related components and tools / equipment.
D. Radwaste is sorted based on doce rates of the waste. If a waste is <= 5.Mr/hr it-is sorted to remove the items that cause the waste to be > 1mR/hr. Waste that is <= 1 Mr/hr is frisked to remove any clean waste from the contaminated wastes. Radwaste from Known high L
contamination areas are not usually frisked.
E. Strive to keep the contaminated square feet of plant space to a minimum to prevent the generation of radioactive waste / material.
Have aggressive radwaste volume reduction progr'am that attempts to eliminate generation of unnecessary radwaste and reduce the amount of radioactive material (tools & equipment) that become contam-inated.-All low activity dry active waste is sorted / segregated and shipped to S.E.G.,
Inc. for further volume reduction prior to burial.
ANTICIPATED PLANS FOR LLRW MANAGEMENT &
% OF ANTICIPATED LLRW VOLLME MANAGED BY:
B.N.P.
< 10%
A. COMPACTION:
> 70%
~ B. WASTE SEGREGATION:
0
- C.
DECONTAMINATION OF WASTES:
< 10%
D. WASTE SORTING: (CLEAN VS. CONTAMINATED.)
>61%
E. OTHER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES:
SPECIFIC PLANS A.
Do not foresee any change in current methods.
B.
Do not foresee any change to current methods.
C. Do not foresee any change to current methods. Will keep up with changes in technology and change practices as necessary.
D. Do not foresee any change to current methods. Will keep up with changes-in technology and change practices as necessary. Also have to factor in the cost benefit of waste sorting / frisking.= If technology changes so it is cost prohibitive to sort and frisk you may see -a reduction in this area. Also, as control methods get
-better-we should see less clean waste in the contaminated wasta stream therefore aliminating the need to remove clean material.
E.
Do not foresee any change to current methods.-Will strive to keep plant-contaminated square footage to a minimum. Also plan to keep an aggressive volume reduction program for-further up front elimination of radioactive waste. Plans are to keep sending. low activity radwaste to S.E.G.
for reprocessing &. volume reduction until current technology offers-improved processing.
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NUMARC QUESTIONNAIRE
' SPECIFIC METHODS OF RW MANAGEMENT &
% CURRENT LLRW BY VOLUME IS MANAGED BY:
R.N.P.
(H.B. Robinson Nuclear Project) 0 A.
COMPACTION:
60-75%
B. WASTE SEGREGATION:
1-5%
C.
DECONTAMINATION OF WASTES:
70%
D. WASTE SORTING: (CLEAN VS. CONTAMINATED.)
75%
E.
OTHER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES:
SPECIFIC MF,THODS A.
No ons'te compaction is done to reduce radwaste volume.
B.
Radwaste is segregated at the point of generation where practical. Clean or unnecessary packaging, bracing e containers are removed prior to entry into the power block area, hadwaste is also further segregated at the point of packaging for shipment.
C. Onsite decon is job specific. Do not usually decontaminate waste products, unless it is cost justifiable. Decon priorities are on job / mod related components and tools /equipmo:,t.
1 D. Radwaste is sorted based on dose rates of the waste. If a waste l
1s <= 5 Mr/hr it is sorted to remove the items that cause the waste to be > 1mR/hr. Waste that is <= 1 Mr/hr is frisked to remove any clean waste from_the-contaminated wastes. Radwaste from known high contamination areas are not usually frisked.
' E. Strive to keep the contaminated square feet of plant space to a minimum to prevent the generation of radioactive waste / material.
All low activity Dry active waste is sorted / segregated and shipped to S.E.G.,
Inc..for further volume reduction prior to burial.
Al!TICIPATED PLANS FOR LLRW MANAGEMENT &
% OF ANTICIPATED LLRW VOLUME MANAGED BY:
R.N.P.
O A.
COMPACTION:
> 75%
B. WASTE SEGREGATION:
1-5%
C.
DECONTAMINATION OF WASTES:
< 70%
D. WASTE SORTING: (CLEAN VS. CONTAMINATED.)
75%
E. OTHER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES:
SPECIFIC PLANS A.
Do not foresee any onsite radwaste compaction for volume reduction.
B.
Do not foresee any change to current methods.
C.
Do not-foresee-any change to current methods. Will keep up with changes-in technology and change practices as necessary.
D. Do_not foresee any change to current methods. Will keep up with changes in technology and change practices as necessary. Also have to - f actor in the cost benefit of waste sorting / frisking.
If technology changes so it'is cost prohibitive to sort and frisk you may see a reduction in this area. Also, as control methods get better we should see less clean waste in the contaminated waste stream.therefore eliminating the need to remove clean material.
E.
Do not foresee any change to current methods. Will strive to keep plant contaminated square footage to a minimum. Plans are to keep sending low activity radwaste to S. E.G.
for reprocessing &
volume reduction until current technology offers improved processing.
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- 1 NUMARC QUESTIONNAIRE SPECIFIC METHODS OF RW MANAGEMENT &
% CURRENT LLRW BY VOLUME IS MANAGED BY:
' Harris Nuclear Project}
H.N.P.
O A.
COMPACTION:
60-70%
B. WASTE SEGREGATION:
1-5%
C.
DECONTAMINATION OF WASTES:
50-75%
D. WASTE SORTING: (CLEAN VS. CONTAMINATED.)
80-85%
E. OTHER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES:
SPECIFIC METHODS A '. No onsite compaction done currently done to reduce radwaste volumes.
B. Radwaste is segregated at the point of generation as practical.
Clean or unnecesse.ry packaging, bracing or other material removed prior to entering the power block area.
Radwaste is _further segregated at the-packaging station prior to shipment.
C. Onsite decon is job specific. Waste products are not routinely decontaminated. Decon priorities are on job / mod related equipment and tools / equipment.
D. Radwaste is sorted based on dose rates of the waste. All waste that is < -.5 Mr/hr _is sorted and frisked to remove clean items.
Approximately 50 % or better of this level wante is finally removed as clean material._ Wastes up to 2 mR/hr are sorted to remove all items >
.5 mR/hr. Then the waste is frisked to recover clean
. material.
E.-Keep contaminated square feet-of plant space to a minimum to prevent generation of radioactive waste / material. All low activity dry active waste is sorted / segregated and shipped to S.E.G.,
Inc.
for further volume reduction prior to burial.
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% OF-ANTICIPATED LLRW VOLUME MANAGED BY:
H.N.P.
O A.
COMPACTION:
>70%
B. WASTE SEGREGATION:
1-5%
C.
DECONTAMINATION OF WASTES:
<75%
D.
WASTE SORTING: (CLEAN VS. CONTAMINATED.)
75%
E. OTHER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES:
SPECIFIC PLANS A.
Do not foresee any onsite radwaste compaction for volume reduction.
B.
Do not foresee any change to current methods.
C.
Do not foresee any change to current methods. Will keep up with changes in technology and change practices as necessary.
D. Do not foresee any change to current methods. Will keep up with changes in technology and change practices as necessury. Also have to factor in the cost benefit of waste sorting / frisking.
If technology changes so it is cost prohibitive-to sort and frisk, you may see a reduction-in this area. also, as cc.ntrol methods get better we should see less clean waste in the contaminated waste
- stream, therefore eliminating the need to remove the clean material.
E.
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for reprocessing &
volame reduction until current technology offers improved processing.
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1, ATTACHMENT 5 RESPONSES TO NUMARC QUESTIONNAIRE TO SUPPORT PART 51 RULE Cl!ANGE SOCIOECONOMIC QUESTION'# 4 Carolina Power & Light Cocpany H.
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b QUESTIDM: To understand the plants fiscal ^ leportance to specific jurtsGictions, fer 1980, 1985, and the latest year for.shich data are available, estisate the entire plant's tanable assessed value and the amount of taxes paid to the state and to each local 12:199 jurisdiction.
DESPCNSE:
BRUNSWICK HARRIS ECEIM50s 1980 1985 1989 1980 1935-1969 1950 I?E5 1959-TAXADtE ASSESSED VALUE 525,835,352 659,471,367 649,537,154 4e0.383,107 1.353.552,343 1.335.433.199 10.237,259 18,710,573 27,767,309 TA1ES PAID 2,839,511 4,187,643 4,124,561 3,821,180 7,93e.13e 10.944.922 1,392,267 2,194,422 4,162,575
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