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Forwards Fire Protection Mod Progress Rept, Fire Endurance & Hose Stream Tests on Wall Penetration Fire Stops,Design WP694 & Wp 713 & Fire Endurance Hose Stream Tests on Floor Penetration Fire Stops Design Fc 350
ML20084R282
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Site: Peach Bottom  Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 05/16/1984
From: Boyer V
PECO ENERGY CO., (FORMERLY PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC
To: Eisenhut D
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY 23O1 M ARKET STREET P.O. BOX 8699 PHILADELPHI A. PA.19101 V.' S. BO Y E'R SR. VICE PRESIDENT NUCLE A R POWE R May 16, 1984 Docket Nos. 50-277 50-278 Mr. Darrell G. Eisenhut i' Division of Licensing U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission i Washington, D.C. 20555

SUBJECT:

Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Fire Protection Modifications Progress Report

REFERENCES:

(1) Letter from J. W. Gallagher to i D. G. Eisenhut, dated February 25, 1983

! (2) Letter from V. S. Boyer to D. G. Eisenhut dated December 2, 1983

Dear Mr. Eisenhut:

l Philadelphia Electric Company, in the reference (1) letter, proposed to submit Peach Bottom's Fire Protection Modifications Progress Report every four months, starting in May, 1983. In the reference (2) letter, the Licensee discussed the

final penetration seal test reports received from Factory Mutual L

Research.

This letter includes: (I) the Fourth Modifications Progress Report issued to you (Attachment 1); (II) a copy of each final Penetration Seal Test Report forwarded to us by Factory Mutual Research (Attachment 2); (III) an update on the penetration sealing program; (IV) a schedule exemption request for certain dampers in our HVAC damper upgrade program; (V)- a schedule commitment for alternative shutdown; and (VI) a discussion of our safe shutdown instrumentation program.

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  • e IMr. Darrell G. Eisenhut May 16, 1984 Page 2 I. Modifications Progress Report (Attachment 1)

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A comparison of the attached Modification Status Report and the previous Modification-Status Report, dated January.16i, 1984, reveals that. twelve (12) estimated commitment dates of March 15,-1984, as established in the reference (2) letter,

- have been changed. Six (6) were changed to "2-EOO" and six (6) were changed to "next system. outage of sufficient duration". These changes were forced by outage. requirements or design delays for cable encapsulation and rerouting work (as. indicated in the previous' Modification Status Report, dated January 16, 1984.) Most of the completion.date slippage involves only short lengths of conduit leading to and including terminal boxes.

-II. Factory Mutual Research Penetration Seal Test Reports JAttachment 2)

1. Wall Test - May 23, 1984
2. Wall Test - November 3,1983
3. Floor Test - November 4,1983 III. Penetration Seal _Uggrade Program - III.M A. No. 2, Unit Control Room' Floor Penetration Seals The Alternative Shutdown Proposal submitted tx) the Commission and approved in a Safety Evaluation Report dated January 26, 1984, uses a safe shutdown method

-bypassing the Control Room and Cable Spreading Room.

These rooms were previously separate fire areas. We have now combined these fire areas into one area with different zone identifications. Therefore, since we have redefined these fire areas as being common, we do not plan to upgrade the control room floor penetration seals based on the following:

1. The Cable Spreading Room is' protected by area smoke

. detection and an automatic carbon dioxide system.

2. The Control Room is continuously manned. Although approximately 335' existing seals have material of thicknesses which have not been tested to qualify.

! for a 3-hour fire rating, all these seals provide a

! gas-tight seal. :In addition, in many of these

! cases, some minimum depth of grout is included.

!- The limited fire resistance'of the existing floor l'

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penetration seals will allow time for operator action.

3. Safe Shutdown would be accomplished from the same L alternative shutdown panels, whether a fire caused i evacuation of the Control Room or cable damage in the Cable Spreading Room.

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4. Removal of existing material, such as grout from.

inside conduit, could jeopardize the integrity of ,

! the cable. (Most of the material removed on Unit 3 was polyurethane foam which was not as severe a removal problem as grout).

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B. No. 3 Unit, Seal Upgrade Schedule On June 1, 1984, we expect approximately 3492 of 3545 penetration seals to be completed. The projected 53 incomplete seals are located in 31 barriers in 23 different rcams and have the following restraints:

1. Penetrations containing 4kv and 13kv cable i  ;'

-The voltage is sufficiently high to prevent a safe

work environment while the unit is operating. The 4

cable in the unsealed penetrations cannot be de-

energized while the unit is operating.

t l 2. Penetrations contain circuitry associated with

! safety-related equipment which if disturbed could

- interrupt plant operation. The equipment  ;

associated with the circuitry in these penetrations i cannot be taken out of service without affecting i

plant operation.

3. Penetrations located in areas of extremely high radiation The upgrading of penetrations :Ln these areas while i .the unit is operating would crette a significant l ALARA concern for the individuals involved.

l Therefore, station. Health Physics personnel have prohibited work in these areas until the unit is.

not operating.

4. Penetrations associated with fire dampers as described in Section IV of this letter. The k

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The above uncompleted penetrations will be upgraded as soon as safe access to the penetrations is possible, j These penetrations will be sealed during outages of 1 sufficient duration to encompass the access, blocking

, and installation requirements. As fire dampers are j installed, the associated penetration seals will also be

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i C. The balance of uncompleted seals on No. 2 Unit will be finished by the end of the refueling outage.

i IV. HVAC, Damper _ Program - III.M The procurement and installation program to install 3-hour.

'. qualified. dampers in ventilation ducts penetrating safe 1 shutdown fire barriers is continuing. 'As a result of

! resurveys of. existing ductwork and dampers the number of i dampers to be installed is now approximately 90; 24 in No.12 L Unit, 22 in No.'3 Unit, and 44 in. common systems. Sixty-l five have been purchased. Damper installation has been very

{ difficult. Several reasons for the damper installation difficulties are:

1. Unforeseen problems with contamination of ductwork has
almost doubled installation time. Ductwork which
serviced very low level radiation areas has become

! slightly contaminated over the years. Work in some of l these ducts now requires not only Anti-C clothing but

!. also the use of portable HEPA filter units and i enclosures around the work area.

2. The increase in damper installation time has

, necessitated reevaluation of. critical equipment HVAC

. outages'to verify that sufficient cooling is provided to assure continued equipment operation / availability. In some cases, portable ventilation equipment is necessary, f

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3. Similarly, our evaluations have revealed that outages are required for several areas because we can not assure critical equipment availability during operation without ventilation to that equipment. Two unit outages are necessary in some common areas.

We expect 5 dampers to be installed by the end of this month and are proceeding as quickly as station operating conditions allow. We expect increased productivity as installers become more familiar with the specific damper installation practices required.

Therefore, we hereby request, pursuant to the requirements of 10CFR50.12 an exemption from our previously transmitted completion schedule of June 1, 1984. Our proposed schedule would be to complete No. 3 unit damper installations by September 15, 1984. No. 2 Unit and Common damper installations will be complete by the end of the ongoing No. 2 unit refueling outage.

Those Unit 3 and common dampers requiring an outage will be completed during outages of sufficient duration to allow access, blocking and installation.

V. Alternative Shutdown - III.L A number of alternative shutdown modifications have been defined for each unit as well as for common plant systems.

These modifications have not yet been itemized on the attached PBAPS Fire Protection Modification Progress Report because PECo is still awaiting the issuance by the NRC of a revised Safety Evaluation Report on the September, 1983, submittal. Unit 3 alternative shutdown modifications are scheduled to be completed by the end of the 1985 Unit 3 refueling outage. Unit 2 alternative shutdown modifications are scheduled to be completed by the end of 1986 Unit 2 refueling outage. The common plant systems (Diesel Generator Controls and Emergency Service Water System controls) will be completed on the 1986 Unit 2 refueling outage. Consequently, alternative shutdown capability will not be available on either unit until the conclusion of the 1986 Unit 2 refueling outage.

VI. Safe Shutdown - III.G The June 1982 submittal provided design criteria to protect instrumentation cables for the process parameters. When the

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. . l Mr. Darrell G. Eisenhut May 16, 1984 Page 6 decision was made to install an alternative shutdown system, the work on the instrumentation rerouting was deferred due to different readout locations required for alternative shutdown. The work has now been re-initiated to provide sufficient information at both the alternative control

' stations and in the Main Control Room to safely shutdown the plant. We are presently planning to. include the applicable process parameters as defined in Attachment 1 to Information Notice 84-09. For Peach Bottom, these process parameters are:

a) Reactor water level b) Reactor pressure c) Suppression pool water level d) Suppression pool temperature e) Containment pressure f) Condensate storate tank water level g) In addition, diagnostic instrumentation (i.e., pressure or flow) will indicate the status of the following systems in the control room:

1) Reactor' Core Isolation Coolant (RCIC)
2) High Pressure Coolant Injection (HPIC)
3) Core Spray (CS )
4) Residual Heat Removal (;RHR)
5) High Pressure Service Water (HPSW)
6) Emergency Service Water (ESW)

Diagnostic instrumentation will indicate the status of the HPCI, RHR, HPSW, and ESW at the alternative control facility. The diagnostic instrumentation will be available at the appropriate local control panel location whenever its respective system is required for safe shutdown.

The identification of system and process parameter cables and the location of those cables has been completed. To protect cables associated with the instrumentation necessary for safe shutdown, rerouting and/or encapsulation of a portion of these cables will be necessary. Modifications (MODS 1029E, 1352B&H, 1353B&H) have been initiated to identify exactly which cables will be rerouted or encapsulated and modify them as necessary. Status of rerouting and/or encapsulation of these cables will be provided in the next submittal of the Peach Bottom Fire Protection Modification Progress Report planned to be submitted by September 17, 1984.

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, - e, Mr.'.Darrell G. Eisenhut May 16, 1984 Page 7 If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call.

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Attachment 1 Page 1 of 11 May, 1984 PBAPS Fire Protection Mod Progress _ Report Revised to Account for Proposed Alternative Shutdown System (Does not Include Alt. SD Mods)

(This Report Supersedes the January, 1984, Report)

Kay: 2-EOO means " Unit 2 - End of Next Refueling Outage" N/A - Not Applicable Expected Mod _ Description Status Completion Dates Mod. No.

R route ZD201024K and Design 2-EOO 1029B ZD201027B then complete for enccpsulate in Fire reroutes.

Zona 4-4C. Outage work.

No encapsulation necessary.

Encapsulate 4 raceways Raceways are now N/A in Fire Zone 4B. defined for ADS /CS and no encapsulation is necessary.

Encapsulate 3 Encapsulation 2-EOO 1029A racGways in Fire complete except ZonD 4-4C - ZA2D855 for a short ZA2M001, ZA2D417 section of ZA2M417 delayed due to design difficulties and short sections of ZA2M001 and ZA2D855 associated with Junction Boxes.

Encapulation of Junction Boxes is outage work due to blocking requirements.

R;rcute ZD2Q1024K in Design complete. 2-EOO 1029B Firo Zones 6-5E Outage work.

Cnd 6-5G.

On3 tray and 3 conduits Raceways are now N/A ne:d to be encapsulated defined for in Fire Zone 11-12B. ADS /CS and no encapsulation is necessary.

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Expected Mod Description Status Completion _ Dates Mod.,No.

Fix ZA3Q1827A (reroute Complete Completed 1029B in Fire Zone ll-12C).

Encapsulate Complete Completed 1029A ,

ZB3M002 in Firo Zone .11-12C.

Encapsulate ZB301794A, Encapsulation N/A B in Fire Zones13-13D' of cable not end 13-13G. necessary due to alternative shutdown system and exemption request for torus area.

Encapsulate 7 cables Raceways are now N/A in Fire Zones defined for 11-60 and 11-63. ADS /CS and no: encapsulation is necessary.

Encapsulate cables Raceways are now. N/A ZA301018B, C in Fire defined for' ADS /CS'-

Zone 2-62, and no encapsulation is ne>:essary.

Encapsulate 4 cables Raceways are now N/A

'in Fire Zones defined for ADS /CS11-65A, B, C and and no-encapsulation 72D.. is necessary.

Encapsulate ZA2M417; Complete Completed 1029A ZB3D002-in Fire Zone 11-75.

Encapsulate several.4kV Conduits are. . N/A

-power' feeds in Fire' installed within Zonas 78A, B,.E and permanent plant ^

Fire zone 114. walls in this area.

No encapsulation is necessary.

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Attachment 1 Page 3 of 11 May, 1984 Expected.

. Mod Description Status Completion Dates Mod. No.

Encapsulateiconduits Encapsulation 2-EOO 1029A ZA2B1249,J_ZC2B1247 complete for end ZA2B143 in Fire ZA2B143. ZA2B1249 Zonn=50-78A and ZC2B1247 must

' be rerouted before encapsulation.-

This is outage. work.

' Encapsulate conduits Complete  : Completed -1029A

ZC3B137, ZC3B150 and
_ Junction Box J17 in Fire Zone 50-78A.-

Encapsulation 1/2 SSA Complete except 2-E00 1029A raceways in Fire for short Zone.50-78B. sections associated with Junction Boxes. Encapsulation of - Junction

. Boxes is' outage work due'to blocking requirements.-

Encapsulate several 4kV No longer. N/A'-

' conduits in' Fire- necessary due Zone 50-82 to' safe shutdown

' strategy change.

Encapsulate 1 conduit: No longer N/A

'ZA3D001 in Fire- '

necessary due LZone 30-117. to' safe shutdown progress.-

Encapsulate.ZB3D1802A,._ Complete' CompletedL 1029A B~and ZD3DD01E in Fire' Zone 31-118.

Encapsulate ZD3DD01E. . Complete Completed -1029A.

Lin' Fire. Zone.32-119.'

lRalocat'e; battery chargers Complete Completed '1029C-13BD03 & 3DD03,'then ~

.1029h-l:encspsulate;ZB3BD01E j ':in' Fire Zone 132-120.-

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Attachment 1 Page 4 of 11 May, 1984 Expected Mod Description Status Completion Dates Mod. No.

Enc:psulate'ZB3Blll4A Encapsulation N/A and ZD3DD01E in Fire of cables Zone 33-120. not required due to new safe shutdown strategy and field survey results.

Encapsulate cable Encapsulation N/A OG05H in Fire no longer Zono 11-147. necessary due to safe shutdown strategy change.

Encapsulate OG03H Encapsulation 2-EOO 1029A and ZA2AG121B in in progress Fire Zone 35-122. fG7 ZA2AG121B.

Complete for OGO3H.

Redesign 2A1706R - Outage 2-EOO 1029A encapsulate OGO3H work complete. Outage work and ZA2AG121B. Encapsulation completed, in Fire Zone 37-124. in progress for ZA2AG121B.

Complete for OGO3H.

-Redesign 2A1603R - Complete Completed 1029D encapsulate ZB2BD01E in 1029A

' Fire Zone 32-125.

Rolocate battery _ charger Design '2-EOO 1029C

'2DD03,_then complete. 1029A encapsulate related Outage work.

cables in Fire Field survey Zone 39-126. in progress for encapsulation.

'_ Encapsulate ZB2BD01E, Encapsulation _ N/A-ZB0B6143C and- unnecessary due i ZB2B1122A in Fire Zone to new safe shutds rn

[ 39-126. strategy and field survey results.

l Encrp ulate Complete Completed. 10'29A ZA2A1505A in Firo Zone 40-127..

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Mod Description Status- Completion Dates Mod._No.

Encapsulate ZB2D1802A, l Complete' Completed 1029A

-B and ZB2BD01E-in Fire Zone 41-128.

l Encapsulate ZA2B1249, To be rerouted 2-EOO 1029A ZA2B143 and ZC2B1247 to allow encap-in Fire Zone 50-130. sulation. (Due to the high level of radiation during operation in Fire Zone 130 and the length of the runs of ZA2B1249 and ZC2B1247 (250 feet),

, this modification must be done during an outage.)

Redesign Complete Completed 1029D cables 2A1603J, K,L, 2A170 6J , K, L -

e in Fire Zones43-132, 44-133,45-134 and 46-135 as required.

Encapsulate ADS /CS Complete - Completed -1029A

, raceways in Firo Zone 11-147.

Upgrade penetration seals Approximately 6/1/84. 1110 to required ratings as 5500 seals are for Unit #3 previouslyfcommitted in complete of an except'for correspondence from. estimated outage seals.

J. W. Gallagher to- 7200 total.~55 2-E00.

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D. G. Eisenhut, seals will dated 10/14/81. remain'on. Unit

#3 - (see body

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Remainder'are No. 2. Unit to.lme complete

. by end of outage.

j'Changethesettingson Complete-

'3 C- ompleted: 2-1029G.

tha1following 4kV. '

in Unit 3.. ~2-EOO '3-1029H circuit breakers: Unit'2 designt Unit'2-152-1505,'~ -

complete.

1522 1705,L152-1806; Unit'32152-1505'....

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Attachment 1 Page 6 of 11 May, 1984 Expected Mod Description Status Completion Dates Mod. No.

Chnnge the settings on Complete 3-Completed 3-1029H ths 480V load center in Unit 3. 2-EOO 2-1029G circuit breakers:. Awaiting Unit 2-1013 . . 1322; Unit 2 Unit 3-1212 ... 1114. outage.

Design complete.

Rsplace the Collowing Qualifica- First refueling 2-1029J, 480V motor ntrol center tion of outage or planned Common-magnetic-only circuit motor control outage that lasts at 1029K, breakers with thermal centers which least 60 days, com- 3-1029L magnetic circuit breakers: house breakers mencing after 6/1/84.

Unit 2-3671 ... 2851; is complete. Breakers still not Common-4955, 5055, 6131, PECo is work- qualified.

Unit 3-3851 .. 6033. ing with (As previously. committed Westinghouse to in correspondence from in order S. L. Daltroff to D. G. to obtain Eissnhut, dated qualified January 12, 1983.) breakers.

Add new ground overcurrent Design 2-EOO 1029M relays to the following complete.

4kV circuit breakers: Relays Unit 2-152-1606 and available.

152-1709.

Replace the existing Design 2-EOO 1029N ground overcurrent relays complete, for-the following 4kV Relay circuit breakern: order being Unit 2; 152-1605 and expedited.

152-1704.

Add eight-hour battery Complete Completed 1029R powsr supply capability (Alternative to the Emergency Lighting shutdown System in the following system design locations: Main Control will add Room, Remote Shutdown additional Pcnols,. Cable Spreading _ areas.)

Room - (selected locations) ,

Four Emergency Switchgear Roons, HPSW Pump bays and th2 fifth bay in the DG Building.

Prcvide a water curtain Complete Completed 10290 in thm west corridors of rc:cter building, elev.

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System Automation Design in 2-EOO of Water Curtain progress 3 - September 1029U in the West 15, 1984 Corridors of-reactor-building.

Icolate the corridor Complet>. Completed 1029S behind the emergency

, switchgear rooms.

4 Provide dikes for Complete Completed 1029T Em3rgency Load Cantors on elevation 165, Units 2 and 3.

Provide smoke detectors Complete Completed 1029W in Fire Zones50-78A and 50-82 since the zonas have a fixed combustible loading and no existing smoke 4 detection system.

Provide smoke detectors Complete Completed 1029W in Fire Zones 2-70,11-72E, ll-72F, and 11-74 cince the zones have a fixed combustible loading and no existing smoka detection system.

Provide line type heat Complete Completed 1029W datectors'in cable tray in Fire Zone 29-108 since the crea has a fixed combustible loading and no existing fire detection system.

Provide smoke' detectors Complete Completed 1029W in Fire Zones 26-76 and 22-77 due-to the' possibility of transient combustibles in th;se zones.

R;rcute conduit ZB2D785 Design 2-EOO 1029B cutCide of Fire Zones . complete. . (administrative 50-78B.and 50-78W.. Outage controls will be work. provided after July 1, 1983, until completed)~

Attachment 1 Page 8 of 11 May, 1984 Expected Mod Description Status Completion _ Dates Mod. No.

'Encrpsulate ZA2A1506A Complete Completed 1029A in Fire Zone-50-131.

Encepculate raceways Encapsulation 2-E00 1029A ZA2M165 and ZA2M166 complete except in the north half of for short sections Fire Zone 6-5H. associated with junction boxes. Encapsu-lation of junction boxes is outage work due to blocking requirements.

Enctpsulate raceway Encapsulation Next system 1029A ZB3P315 in the south complete except outage of helf of the-Fire for a short sufficient Zono 13-13H. section associ- duration.

ated with a junction box.

Encapsulation of junction boxes is outage work due to blocking require-ments.

Raroute 201019B, F Design in 2-EOO 1029B cnd encapsulate new progress Zens 5-5H.

Encapsulate ZC2A1705A No longer N/A in Fire Zone 11-12C. necessary due to change in safe

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R3 route ZB2Q2074A, Design 2-EOO 1029B cnd oncapsulate complete.

n:w raceway in (part of CS/ ADS)

Firo Zone 4-4C.

R2 route ZA2B5944A Design in' 2-EOO 1029B from Fire Zone progress.11-72B..

,In toll ^a single Complete' Completed 1029W-cmoka detector in tha drywell access h tch areas of both: units, Fire Z n30 6-22 and 13-28. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ -

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Ths detectors are to be tied into existing loops on 135' of the Rx Bldgs.

Encapsulate ZD2P219 Complete Completed 1029A in Fire Zone 4-6.

Enccpsulate ZA2LO75 Complete' Completed 1029A in Fire Zone 5-7.

Encapsulate ZD3 LOO 4 Complete Completed 1029A in Fire Zone 12-15.

Install a single Complete Completed 1029W cmoke detector in Firo Zone ll-65C.

The detector is to be tied into the existing loop on 91'-6" of the R dwaste Bldg.

Inctall 90 3-hour 58 dampers 2-EOO 1309 ccted fire dampers received. 3 - September in HVAC ducts Design is 15, 1984 penetrating fire 80% complete, barriers.

Modifications Identified after the September 16, 1983, Alternative Shutdown Submittal Instcll battery charger Design 2-EOO dependent 1029B cro:c-tie feeds, complete, upon equipment Thore cross-tie feeds delivery, will be' encapsulated c3 rcquired.

Enctp:ulate ZA2M416 To be rerouted 2-EOO 1029A-in Fire Zone 6-5H. to avoid encap-sulation-requirements, design in progress. i

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Encapsulate cable Cable location 2-EOO 1029A

, ZD2B3983A in Fire dependent on 1

Zono 38-125. battery charger 2DD03 relocation,  !

requires an outage.

Enccpsulate ZB3M149 Encapsulation 2-EOO 1029A cnd ZD3D489 in Fire in progress for Zona 32-119. ZB3M149, ZB3D489 to be rerouted to avoid encap-sulation, design j in progress, s

Encapsulate ZB3M149 Encapsulation 2-EOO 1029A i in Fire Zone 33-120. in progress.

R31ocate B and D Design being 2-EOO 1029B Diesel Generator MCC investigated, fesdn as identified in tha body of the letter.

Thace feeds will be

encapsulated as required.

Encapsulate ZC3D481 Encapsulation 2-EOO 1029A

, cnd ZC3D482 in Fire in progress.

Zono 34-121.

4 Encapsulate ZA2D841 Encapuslation 2-EOO 1029A in Fire Zone 35-122. in progress.

EncEpsulate ZC3D481 Encapsulation '2-EOO 1029A

. cnd ZC3D482 in Fire in progress.

Zono 36-123.

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, Enccpsulate ZA2D841 Encapsulation 2-EOO 1029A in Fire Zone in progress..37-124.

Enctpsulate ZC2A484 Complete . Complete 1029A in Fire Zone 48-144.

R0 route 5 cables in . Design 2-EOO 1029B Firo Zone 6-SH - .

complete.

ZC2B3814A;~ZC201228A, Br ZC2Q1230B, C.

R0rcute 3C2Q1228B. Design 2-E00 1029B dnd'ZC2Q1230B in- complete Firo Zone ' 6-5J.  :

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R3 route 4 cables in Unit 2 2-EOO 1029B Firo Zone 25-72A - design 3 - Next system outage ZC2Q1221B; ZC2Q1230B complete. of sufficient ZD3Q1227B; ZD3Q1229B Unit 3 duration.

complete except for circuit switchover.

Raroute 5 cables in Complete 3 - Next system 1029B Firo Zone 6-13H except for outage of sufficient ZD3B3952A; ZD3Q1227A, B; circuit duration ZD3Q1229B, C. switchover.

Raroute ZD3Q1227B Complete except 3 - Next system 1029B cnd ZD3Q1229B in Fire for circuit outage of Zona 6-13J switchover sufficent duration.

Roroute 12 cables in Unit 2 design 2-EOO 1029B Fire Zone 28-78H complete. Unit 3 - Next system (Cable Spreading Room) 3 complete outage of except for sufficient duration circuit switchover.

R3 route 6 cables in Unit 2 design 2-EOO- .1029B Firo Zone 29-108 complete. Unit 3 -Next system (Main Control Room) 3 complete outage-of except for sufficient duration.

circuit switchover.

Install 2 addi- Complete Completed 1029W tional smoke l d2tsctors in Fire Zcna 50-78A to provide area covorage.

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