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Requests Development of More Effective Sys for Acquiring Equipment Failure Info.Availability Improvement Action Plan, Suggested Site Program Rept Checklist & Procedure NPG-0503-04,Rev 5, Site Problem Rept, Encl
ML20085A872
Person / Time
Site: Crane Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 09/11/1978
From: Roy D
BABCOCK & WILCOX CO.
To: Fahland F
BABCOCK & WILCOX CO.
References
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0. H. Roy, Manager, NPG0 Engiv_ering (Ext. 2375) s e s. 3.3 File Mo.

cr Ilaf. Date su bj. September ll,1973 Availability Information F1cw j t The coments put together by Bob Burnley Harry Honig, and Larry Xing dealing l with the "Infomation cycle

  • as related to availability problems in the field is I think yod and I have heard enough in the last two weeks deserving of followup.

to conclude that trere is a real problem associated with the accuracy and' Dick Kosiba e, conpleteness of the equipment failure information we are receiving. is charged with the task of overseeing the Division-wide approach to resolution f. of availability problems and I would appreciate your working with him to develop f l This in a more effective system for acquiring equipment failure information. no way absolves the responsible equipment engineer from the task of seeking this information for himself and for dealing with the problem using available data. We should proceed in parallel, however, to: ~ a) Improve our information flow from the field, b) Elicit more e(fective responses to SPR's which arc submitted to equipment vendors, ,5 c) Euild a greater sense of availability concern among our 1 service managers, Identify all arrangements.and agreerents with our vendors which ~ d) could be used to enforce or encourage equipment upgrades (such as t l the fuel handling equi *pment upgrade i arketing agreement with l HFC). d\\ i my A %\\. ~ ~ DHRinw Attachment (U I i l cc: R. E. Kosiba - w/att. HN G. M. Olds - w/att. Delt. Exil. For ID 1 Pff-ExMa-Ev h 0N$DEY W D?$o'rY!n'g??c? C 8307070354 780911 {hDRADOCK 05000289 HOL '~ E15,N Y S.T,_ i 318E0 9 9.ial,

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-- ~ -. L - ?.' w m w. i e~ C.'. i J (f ,.,w. ~ t I' h l AVAIIABII.ITY DtFROVDET ACTION iLj(( f I, The FCD goal of 901 availability by 1980 af BGf supplied cc:vaercial nuclear l steam supply systaas and the casaitment tcuard achieving the above requires a clearly t. defined plan. E=phasis on lost capacity days attributed to valves resulted in the Engineering Department M2 nager directing that such an action plan be devised for valves. The AIAP presented here has been put together with the adled objective that it can be used for cost, if not all, situations that might cause or contribute to ? lost capacity days. The two -aain objectives of this plan are: I i 1. Drive down lost capacity days which results in improved availability. 2. Factor in the knowledge gained frca past and current experiences to eliminate future problems. Action which must be taken to make this plan work and be productive is shcun en the flow charts and is describcd in detail in the texi: for the individual porticas of this plan. T o major actions must occur to put the plan in place and =ake it work: 1. BGf ccumitment of'its resources to man and fund the plan.

2. 'tJtility cocmit:nent to BGf to support the plan with utility resources.

A /.esired information cycle is shown on AIAP Flow Diagras I. This diagra:n shows the basic elenents for a functional infonnacion cycle. ~1he importance of gathering, dissasinating and productively using intelligence cannot be over-enphasized. As shown, BGf is the focal point with a number of input points, both fras'oper'ating piantsand .. Circled nunbers on this diagram are cross references for succeeding outside sources. parts of this AI.W. ' ~ - ' u. . Flow D agran II portien of, the {riforrant[ogcle,hQspec' fic,'a,cpidh~itbis * * ~ ~ i to which the utilities and BGf =ust cennit for a succe:sful.progra:2. g, l The BC,f Site Engineer desipated for each of the reporting units is on ihe critical. l i- _ - -.. path of the Peliability aW1.M11ry Dmam. %is,rwsition is the key to the success. l J C0NRDENTIAL _,,7 -'9D, i ! 318.0 9 9.91, me, - El5 f ...:w.

~ - ~.~. -.. .--= - ---- = i C I or failure of this plan. Recomendations for Qualification required to adequately fill this position are: I l Nst be mature individual; heavy in hardware experience; t mst have design and operating asckg ound; former field experience; exceptional ccmunicatioits skills and a demonstrated ability to gat along with a' broad cross section of peopic. I FIcw Diagram III shows a more detailed breakdown fraa lines 1 and I on Flow I Diagram I. BGf Site Problem Report (SPR) Procedure NPG-0503-04 (Rev. 5).is presently used to comunicate with the !iamo office. It has not been efficient or effective. This procedure must be,1= proved (see attached check list). Other channels must also be initiated to transmit information. In addition to the SPR ite:a on this diagram other intelligence which must be gathered and reported are: (a) Current Maintenance Program How is the ulpnent stored, installed, maintained during storage and ing operation? Ibes this agree with maintenance recomendations? (b) Maintenance Planning Review plans made by Utility for: 1.. Schedule. 2. Vendor Specialists 3. Adequate Spare Parts Inventory i 4. Detailed Operating mintenance History on Systects and Equip::ent l (c) Operating Inforwtim Review systs and equipacnt operating modes with respect'to i pact---- on maintendrice"as well as Iung tem cifects ou specific Ataas.. I (d) Spare Parts - Replacmt Cocyc.nent.s t Review Spare Parts and Replaccment Cortponents. inv.cntory for adequacf 7 _..._........ to suonort timely action for scheduled and. unscheduled =sintenance. j COMRDEMBE -u. - -. ~ - 318110.'Oo,l "T9'W23 f E4 c: =. c,. m-

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s~_ .x.._-..:...- _J l .d ' ~. I I i Flow Diagram III shows all inforcation flows thrcugh the*.% clear Service i D.partrent to the Operating Plant Task Engineer sal back to the operating plants Plus to backlog, Standard 'and downstresa contracts. Diagram IV is an extension of Diagram III and shows a sumary of action ite::s I the Operating Plant Task Engineer cust take. Shawn below is a core detailed explana-tion of the OPII's actions: 1. He must assess the infc:=ttion.nl d:termine if a real probl=s. exists and whether or not it is generic. THE Ih7GURTION SUST BE EVALATED A D CLASSIFIED hTIII RESPECT 'IO HOW IT CAN ONRISIKE 10 tilGER AVAIIABILITY/ RELIABILITY. 2. He mus't investigate the reported information by enlisting the re-sources within and without afi.i to identify all factors influencing the particular subject. Standard Pzocedurcs.is the A-1 m nual are mandatory for use of outside services unless waived by management. 3. The CPIE will formlate I+ - --.'2tions by develeping plans to resolve problaas and icplc= cat the resolutions. An example of the sequence of activities for a particular valve problas would be to: (a) Clarify Design Requirements (b) ' Rewrite Specification (c) Purchase design services and/or equipment (d) Purchase functional testing at design conditions (e) Make decision on resolutica based on results of a, through d_ i 4. The OPIE will presenc results and'recernendations to management for i decision. At this point more work night be required dependant upon , ~~~"'" - managecent decisica; therefore, a recirc loop back to the TE is shes.n._ After management decision the cycle can be' continued'by 'tiansmitting t f j . l the plans, opgracea systa:s design, newfoetter equipnent offerings, etc. to the utilities via eshMi<hi Cattract Services and/or :Nelear Services mnagers-m._.,, -l l m:tgred into. backlog, Standar.d and l t' 'Ihe sue input in 4 above is f;Mi T.Es and C.ontract TEs. 5. downstress contracts via the S- . ( --- - - - -- b O EN..n. s.-.... e3.- k, REcMEqnTIOW-j Tlle responsib e Engtheering t.'siit*must*bb giien authurity to ske* * ' 1 T. things happen. It is suggested that management consider estab511shing x- ^; kN ~ j l { 3131 i cfo,,; EisT9 T. 2 T. f ..we

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10. Was equipment operated in a manner that satisfied the intended purpose? hhose opinion? h'as the purpose including -restrictions and limitation verified? Describe the operational malfunction' in detail. Is this the first hand know1ulge, or was this relayed l,

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11. Is water chemistry or suspended solids a factor? If so, give all Pertinent information.

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probica.. B4t! drawings, specs., vendor drawings, instruction / books, cperating instructions etc. Describe in detail the damaged portien of the equipment. This 14. applics to mating surfaces also. Sketches and photos are ex-trancly uscful. D: scribe the physical condition of the syste:n in which the 15. cmponent is located prior to and during the malfunction with respect to: 'ficws, pressures, AP's, tc=peratures, vcitages, RPN, etc.. ~ Give the operating history of the cocpons it in question. Indicate 16. source of information. During maintenance had any seals been broken that would nullify 17. warrantee? ~ 18. Did the utility use the sexvices of the vendors fi'cId represent- -stive? Is so; give name. {

19. tiere special tools / fixtures used where required?,

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