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Aircraft Movements at Harrisburg Intl Airport,CY83
ML20087H594
Person / Time
Site: Crane Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 12/31/1983
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GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITIES CORP.
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NUDOCS 8403210088
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' AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS AT THE'HARRISBURG INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT JANUARY 1 THROUCH DECEMBER 31, 1983 Itinerant Commercial' 6,980

' Air Taxi 22,437 General' Aviation 26,512 Military

'5,119 61,048

c Local-Civil 40,677 Military 7,738 48,415 TOTAL 109,463
Movement.of Aircraft Larger than 200,000 pounds Less than 1% of Total 109,463;

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-Annual 1 Report;Regarding.the Periodic Leak Reduction Program Tests (T. S. 6. 9.1. B. 3)

The periodic leak reduction program as reported-in March,-1983, is composed of

-the following plant surveillance procedures-(the systems affected are as indicated):

' Surveil'1ance Procedure No.

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1303-11.16 Decay Heat Removal System

'1303-11.18 R. B. Local Leak Rate Testing 1303-11.27-Makeup and Purification System

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Liquid Waste Disposal System 71303-11.29 Waste Gas Disposal System

'1303-11.30 Reactor Coolant Sampling - Liquid & Gas

.1303-11.31 Hydrogen Recombiner System 1303-11.50 Reactor Building Spray System

' Table-I summarizes ~the results of the leakage Reduction. Program tests and

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-inspec'tions'by procedure number that.were performed between January 1 and

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~ icaking and _the type repair.(if. required) are included in Table 1.

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. components were repaired and retested such-that'the as found leakage was tsignificantly reduced.

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l Attachment III Page 2 TABLE I A ; e 1: Surveillance Date of Component Leakage Type Repair Per-Procedure No.

-Performance Identifi-AS FOUND AS LEFT formed Prior to cation

'As Left Test 1303-11.16-

5/21/84'

'DH-V15A 16,427 cc/hr 33 cc/hr:

Adjusted DH-V15A

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(4.34 gal /hr)

(.0088 gal /hr) packing.

'5/22/84' N/A 0

0 N/A

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(See Note (See 305,863 seem 32,716 seem (See Note 1)

1303-11.18 I)

Note 1) 1303-11;27-8/21/83 MU-P-1A 720 cc/hr To ba done in Job Ticket CB686 1984 submitted MU-P-76A 1000 cc/hr 0-Repaired body to Bonnet Leak per Job Ticket (J.T. )

  1. CB635 MU-V-76B 4800 cc/hr 0

Repaired body to Bonnet Leak per J.T. #CB634 MU-V-92 900 cc/hr 0

Repaired body to Bonnet Leak per J.T. #CB633-MU-V-196B 100 cc/hr 0

Repaired Stem Lea per J.T. #CB636

.MU-V-197B 200'cc/hr 0

Repaired Stem Leak per J.T. #CB637 MU-V-194B 300 cc/hr 0

Repaired Sten Leak per J.T. #CB638 l

~1303-11.~28 (See Note 2)

-2 1303-11.29

'3/24/83 WDL-V-310 3.5x10 CFM 0

Adjusted Packing per J.T. #CA470

-1 WDL-V-312 1.0x10 CFM 0

Adjusted Packing per J.T. #CA471

-1303-11.30 8/12/83

-CA-V31 60 cc/hr 0

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  1. CB915 1303-11.31'

~6/10/83 N/A 0

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TOTAL "AS LEFT". LEAKAGE 753 cc/hr (liquid) - See Note 3 32,716 SCC:1 (gaseous) m

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The'following valves were' considered failures during performance of 1303-11.18 and repaired by' Job' Tickets prior to "as left" test:

DH-V64,iDH-V69, IC-V3, and IC-V4.

The following valves passed the le'akage' tests,but were repaired because of; material degradation:

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W AH-V1' ' A/B/C/D. ~ Acceptable-total Reactor Building' leakage that can be YD-

- attributed ta : local l leakage must be-less :than. 104846'SCCM per 1 Technical' Specifications. The exact. performance of the local leakage testsioccurred on different dates at various times during the 1983

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December 1982 and the required retest interval was not due in 1983.

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-Due to the' extended 1(>4! years): shutdown. conditions and plant radio-

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