ML20093M746
| ML20093M746 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Comanche Peak |
| Issue date: | 10/19/1984 |
| From: | Thornton P ISHAM, LINCOLN & BEALE, OLIVER B. CANNON & SON, INC. |
| To: | Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel |
| Shared Package | |
| ML20093M744 | List: |
| References | |
| OL-2, NUDOCS 8410230222 | |
| Download: ML20093M746 (75) | |
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bMb!E61@DM UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION C0CKETED BEFORETHEATOMICSAFETYANDLICENSINGkb[b In the Matter of
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(Application for Station, Units 1 and 2)
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Operating Licenses)
MOTION FOR LEAVE TO FILE OUT OF TIME Oliver. B.
Cannon & Son, Inc., by its attorneys, Isham, Lincoln & Beale, moves the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board for leave to file the enclosed documents out of time.
In support of this motion, movant states as follows:
1.
The enclosed documents are being produced I
pursuant.to the subpoenas issued to movant in this proceeding.
Under the terms of the subpoenas, the documents were to have been produced by October 18, 1984..
2.
In complying with these subpoenas, counsel for l-l movant was obliged to. examine a large number of documents to determine whether-the assertion of privilege was appropriate I
with respect to any of them.
Mr. Lipinsky's diary notes took some time to review for this purpose and counsel was unable to complete this task in-time to produce them on October 18.
3.
The other-three documents enclosed were inadvertently omitted from the materials produced on October 18.
These-consist of a desk memo of Robert B.
Roth dated 8410230222 841019 PDR ADOCK 05000445 0
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' December 14 ', 1983, a memorandum of Ralph A.
Trallo dated
' October'8, 1982 attaching a Three Mile Island Damage Report,
- anda M,ay 23,.1984 letter from Richard L.
Bangart attaching a Region IV Interim. Report on-Protective Coatings prepared by Brookhaven National Laboratory.
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The delay of less than 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> in the filing of these documents caused by the circumstances described above ishould not prejudice any party.
WHEREFORE, for the reasons' shown, movant requests that - it. be given leave to file the enclosed documents out of time.
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.M Peter Thornton
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StiRC Threc Mile Island Damye Report f8 JECT g - starr .M M 22 R2:16 Ralph A. Trollo ._~_ecc, f0M hfcWiimu&'ilt SRt.MCH Attached'_is a presentation summary on the cause of coating damage within the Three Mile Island Unit Containment. The Summary was prepared by EPRI (Electric Power Research Institute) f- _ which is sponsoring several investigations of materials performance at t Three Mile Island. The last paragraph is.of utmost importance to Cannon. I have requested at set _of slides taken'within the Three Mile Island Colitainment. N p kRajph e. Trallo RAT:ja / Attachments e b!
tr11 bit MCl7-E m MM ME hp 2 st ) a ' IM ' ' # 0 PENTEK .PENTEK = = ..i Igul p aie nt s F F EStif f AT ICH 5'.*W ARY on 31.7* elevation) were esposed to the spray salution. ci 305* elevation were t rotected by the 30*. etevation s'cor stati. with chernical spray due to seme drainage through the 347* den plates and via recis c ulation of the reactor buildin g ' by ~ air the tr3? 13 spenseelag several In v e s' a g a tion s into the performance air handling units. rf c.e<%eveal g o v er.ee ns aeC the be%avtor of materials in response la e *,e T*.ee id s e Island l'a i t Twa accident. As part of these ,,,g. s t e ienaary in v e s t ig a t ion s are being undertaken with Despite the harsh immediate environments and she longer tern hyr. t v h u rr.idit y i;on d is ton s, the prot ectiv e c e n t u.g s applieJ. in Three 84 te vera.es, seer.et eo reims and pro *ecitwe costings, Island t!nse Two perforr.e4 e x c epie cr.a tt y well it,a se d upor. wisual e-ec.a nisas in the reacter containment building piservation p:ep,,s for very localised grees. ) e 1he Init.al da-age -e er.aes;a'ir the sesv ' cf a hydrogen burn caused by the. i ee.e P,dec-e. gas gener ated as a r e s ult cf catensive cere damage. it. 9,;.<-. t,en creased a.2!t F5tG l.1 pressure spike in the e tMei e em b u tid e.ig w h it 's en turn automiatic a ty initiated.the . e r. s a. - e,e op ae s y stem. a "sSew e r" system designed to condense i s. g. e-:...e of s t e a -i ei sne eeert of a er sjer pipe break. (The t .e, is.. totead ( n. Two accident did not in volve any ma jor g.; e s.gets.' A side e!!cet of t* e spray initi a t ion fthe s ys tect was eCy a c t.v a'ed br fi.e or sie n.inutes t.ef ore isolated by the egereses. was t%as the spray c e r t a ir.e d a corrosive solution of 5,*.ceede and breic acid to remove to d e r.e isotope s and Ur I ic ter.ife a dditice.a ? t e e rtar sSsidosn c a p alstlit y, respectively. ..t ,,..., e. e nt el a napr gire break. The longer term effects of .. a i.I c.. e se. ...e dwe en =cey he r,5 Isaluestedl humidity conditions . i., i .*.e per ineed in' she c an t a is'- e n t tvildin2 for fif teen months w'se. ti e arcieeat until the fir st rur ging was allowed. F r ee*
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t '* 9 ^ February 4, 1981 9 Dr. Al II. nec5uck, chatrus AStt Ccm!ttr.a D-33 y]uor Co ;inects 6 Constructors Inc. 3333 !!!cheloon Drive Irvine, Calif. 92730 Pear A1: Itappy 1 ce Year! In enco any ASnt or U':CWC ecebers 3 cr non-mec6ers, wonder if all the DM, radiation and decontat..ination qualification testina at ORNL is northwhil 1, picace note the following execrpt fro;; the l'hilndelp_hia Incui rer of 12/28/80, reporting on the condition of the n:I-2 contatiwcut interior: , "An casier cicanup job in czpected becauco 'cpecial cpexy paints through-out the interior have managed to weather the severo temperatures and taoicture extrcooly voll. IIcVey (Calc Iloveyl chief engineer) said that if they had cracked or flaked, cicanir4: vould have ccant painotakingly peeling off all the (~ paint. Eccause the epoxy resin held up,1:ct Ed ucrkera have rcInti.voly cmooth { surfacco to acrub c1can." Theco cpery coatings ucrc cenufactured by Carbolino and Keeler & Long, and applied by O.D. Cannon & Sen of Phila., all of uhem deservo much credit. (UE!4 vna the constructor of D!I Units 1 & 2). Certainly, tho til-2(%.,d!/G,) Containment temperatures and radiation icvels muut have exceeded anj DBA tect' exposure of cpexy coated pancia, cither performed or conceived. Ao dor D33 nectings, Prc:: ton 1:cabec will repreocnt un at Phoenix, and I plan to attend the 1cu Oricana meeting. Sco you at UORRCSION/81 in Toronto. 1 Sin cr9 v / 11-(M. wtc/ Robert E. liocre Supervicina Engineer Corrosion 1:ncincaring RD:/dbm CC: tr. Albert 1:. Levy 7 E-.i.]
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t! an we ortetnally ricuic:cd." tud w c.:2 betuten the heavy pipes it s ~ Gale iloscy, fr.c M*:uv. dark hatred b.it. The moutn cf an sicvator who.c chief cngneer in char.;e of c!can:n.: mrs coe ver:::;. . half the dcor up Linit 2. "The prcdic:mns are al'. shocs down. halt up) suffers from most a!wa)s conservative.so we kind malocclusion - the upper half of Ihe of expected to find actual rcadings door protrudes several inches over much lowcr than ' hat." the lower half. Se..ac cmpty stcci lloveY himself took art in the last drums were dented and crushed like P Met Ed 5.ntry.on Dec.11, when a Ib soda cans. Tc!cphones, wirina and member crew sta)cd inside Unit 2 fnr other instruments fashioned $ut of low.tumperature plastics were melt. 45 minutes The color vidcotapes ed and deformed. they made d::rtng that and a previ. ous entry show a casernous interior "Still, the overall impression is with little stsibh: d.orgc. despite a that the c.splosion caused littic or no hydrogen gas expirsta.. en the first serious structural damage." !!ovey day of the acek';nt 1:.:.. would have said."The lid to the reactor vcssel. up destroyed a smi.i bu:!dtng. Surisces on the operating level. shows no have corroded from the inoisture _ structuraldama tc at aU." and from botng spra)cd on the first day of the accider.t with the corro.y An cancr c!canup job is expceted ,.because spceial epoxy paints sive chemicals of Unit 2's fire control 'throughout the interior nave m'an-system. aged to weather the severc tempera-There is some evidence of the ex.j (Continued on next page) { s x Gil Berle SCe??e, Continued fram preceding page expected to be ready for use in April, tures and monture extremely well. but it has not yet been approved by Hovey said th:t if they had cracked the Nuclear Itegulatory Commiss:on or flaked cleanino " wnuld ' have (NitCL ff the NitC s:a:t opts for a dif. meant pain 3 takingly pecting oif all lerent method of cleanint; up the the paint. tiecause the epmy resin containment building Ilcod. those hcid up, hiet Ed workers have rela, j milhons already spent m!! he lut, tively smooth surfaces to scrub de and the cleanup will be further de.
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As stated cc w/enclosura: I ' Texas Utilities Electric Company )- ATTN: B. R. Clements,'Vice President, Nuclear Skyway Tower 400 North Olive Street Lock Box 81 Dallas, Texas.75201 Texas Utilities Electric Company ATTN: H. C. Schmidt, Manager ~ l Nuclear Services l Skyway Tower l 400 North Olive Street Lock Box 81 Dallas, Texas 75201 l i l t e i l l. V
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Enclosed is Brookhaven National Laboratory's (BNL) report titled " Interim Report on Protective Coatings" for Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station (CPSES). The NRC comments in the draft report dated April 19, 1984 have been incorporat-ed. This report also includes the requested information needed to assess the O. adequacy of applied coatings at CPSES. We are currently in the process of. preparing an additional report that will address each of the 60 allegation:, We anticipate issuing this second report on or about April 30, 1984. Yours truly, W John Tay1 r, Group Leader Plant Systems & Equipment Analysis Group VL:JHT/ar cc: R.= Bari =R. Hall F. Hawkins (NRC Reg. III) D. Hunnicutt (NRC Reg. IV) W. Kato H. Xouts V. Lettieri J. Oechsle = ene se a e
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s -.) assurance procedures for the inspection of protective coatings. From late September.1979 through October 1981, documentation for protective coatings was L not naintained or was incomplete. As a result of this Notice of Violation, Comanche Peak instituted a Backfit Program to verify that the applied protec-tive coatings were themselves adequate even though' adeq'uate documentation did not exist. Starting ~in 1983, numerous, individuals have made allegations concerning the adequacy of the applied protective coatings at Comanche Peak. Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) was contracted to provide technical ~ assistance in performing on-si.te inspections of the protective coatings 7 program at Comanche Peak. The work, as stated in the contract, is to " Provide , technical assistance in performing an inspection of the protective coatings program at the specified NTOL nuclear power plant. This inspection will include the examination of site procedures and verification of the adequacy of ~ these procedures against standards and FSAR commitments, the adequacy of 4 - applied coatings, the adequacy of rework,- and the procedures governing rework, the_ adequacy of verification tasting, and the adequacy of completed quality -records. Also included in the scope of this tcsk will be the followup on specific technical questions contained in sworn testimony from persons making ' allegations of.the adequacy of the protective coatings program." The responsibility for reviewing the statistical adequacy of the licen-see's Backfit Program, (i.e., sampling techniques, acceptance criteria, etc.) )~ has been assigned to the NRC Auxiliary Systems Branch. With the concurrence of NRC Region IV, a meeting was held between ASB and BNL on April 2,1984. .The outcome of this meeting was that additional statistical information is requi red. This information has ben incorporated into Section III of this report. L III. INFORMATION REQUIRED TO DETERMINE ADEOUACY OF APPLIED PROTECTIVE l COATINGS THROUGH THE BACKFIT PROGRAM Brsed on interviews with various personnel on the licensee's staff, it is BNL's vaderstanding that the Backfit Program is limited to the primer coatings l. applied prior to the NRC's issuing Notice of Violation, Inspection Report No. 8I-15. That.is to say,'no statistical analysis 'of Elcometer adhesion pull tests and Tooke Scratch tests was performed for coatings applied since the NRC issued its violation and for the top coat that has been applied since the coatings application first began. Therefore, if this understanding is accu-rate, BNL does not believe that the Backfit Program will be useful in deter-mining the adequacy of applied coatings as far as total coating system is concerned. It is understood that in some if not all cases, the testing may have been performed for the total system. However, the licensee chose to perform a statistical analysis only in regard to the primer coat, and does not address the statistical significance of test results for the tota} coatings system. This will be resolved when the required information is supplied by the licensee. -T-e,.. ,,,__mn-_,,_,-...,. ,..-,,-.._m .,_,,,-_...__,._.v....m-.
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of 250 psi was applied to the test. dollies. If a dolly separated from the V, surface, the force that caused the separation was recorded. If the dolly G not pull off the surface at 250 psi, a reading of 250 psi was recorded and p dolly was knocked off of the surface after the instrument had been returne@ a reading of zero and removed. T, .,?. ' " " f' '. For the liner plate, a failure rate was exhibited' of 4 out of 10, or 4a ~ Failures occurred in both test areas with corrected readings of 156, 186, Jr, '186, and.186. For miscellaneous steel, no failures were recorded in ten -( t '.[,IF.. tests,' and for concrete surfaces, a failure of the concrete was experiencee -l.,T.y a corrected reading of 156 psi for one test and no failures of the protecti
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. coatings in nine (9) tests. c >.3 .A l d'.O.I In addition to Elcometer adhesion pull tests, 30 Tooke (scratch) tests !.@f@9.- - ?; were performed adjacent to the pull tests. No "out of specification" condt lj tions were recorded in the dry fim thicknesses testing. i ','-:i 4 BNL's observed failure rate for the liner plate is unacceptable. Al the ..'."..P. ;.' it was limited in scope, it raises questions about the adequacy of the Bach .;Q.';;,i.; Program for the liner plate. . MAU ! YE.y/jf. 2. During the week of March 18, 1984, BNL observed an area at approxic ' $ih mately elevation 860 and azimuth 175 of the liner plate that was being , C V.', repaired because of recent unacceptable adhesion test readings and visible ! k.( deterioration. This same area had acceptable adhesion test readings during i f,$b initial backfit testing'in December 1982. This again raises doubts about t {.}, adequacy of the Backfit Program for the liner plate. .x.qB2. C:.:. s as . il;[?.v.f: M. J .e.ft) 1[*' pal: WtG s e.x.:.y <*W .~. W
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$.7 4. Contrary to CPSES FSAR Section IA(B), Regulatory Guide 1.58, and LANSI/ASME_N45.2.6-1978, Section 4 and Table 1, Level 1 Coatings QC Inspectors [.C. have been making judgments 'and evaluations that they are not qualified to r make. e-g. Examples of this were evident in procedures where level I inspectcrs were: g, a) evaluating surface preparation without instruments or approved visual f$f:
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QC r.J 5. Contrary to Gibbs & Hill, Inc., Protective Coatings Specification b' No. 2323-AS-31, Revision 1-March 15,1978 for CPSES, Section 6.1 b and Brown and Root, Inc. letter BRV-12605, dated May 7,1981 to Tim Dolen, Carboline iy Company from D. C. Frankum, Project Manager, proper surface preparation was
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testing. M.h. a-t L M.dh,;s i 9) Contrary to FSAR Section 1A(B), Regulatory Guide 1.54 Section C.4 "STAF Hospital Spray Disinfectant", an aerosol containing chloride .y.7., was used by painters inside containment where stainless steel is 1ocated.
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AND CONCLUSIONS. - - 3 1. An adequately conceived and properly implemented Backfit Program will permit an evaluation of the applied coatings at Comanche Peak. The informa-tion requested in Section III of thi.s report will permit an assessment of the licensee's Backfit Program. 2. As demonstrated in Sections IV B and C, th'e coatings procedures and design control for coatings at CPSES appear to be inadequate to assure the specification of proper coatings systems and the application of coatings, once they are specified. As such, no determination can t,e made as to the adequacy of coating for the following applications: a) any repair work completed subsequent to the backfit testing, b) coating applications not included in the scope of the Backfit Program, and c) all coating work for Unit No. 2. 3. As stated in Section IV A, and further reinforced by conclusion number 2, the liner plate coating appears to be inadequate. V. .) 0 m I o ) ~ 7 ~ t , ~ --+.--e- ..--,-.,,---,--c .-,-----..,,--e-n,,--,------ ,------.-.----.--,-,a ,e,}}