RBG-18-244, Forwards Program Plan for Evaluating & Testing Tdi Standby Diesel Generators.Program Includes All Recommended Actions of Tdi Owners Group & Tdi.Changes to Number of Start Tests & Overload Tests Requested

Forwards Program Plan for Evaluating & Testing Tdi Standby Diesel Generators.Program Includes All Recommended Actions of Tdi Owners Group & Tdi.Changes to Number of Start Tests & Overload Tests Requested

ML20093N528
Person / Time
Site:	River Bend
Issue date:	07/19/1984
From:	Booker J GULF STATES UTILITIES CO.
To:	Harold Denton Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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RBG-18-244, NUDOCS 8408020025
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F GULF STATES POST OFFICE OOX 2951 UTILITIES COMPANY

. BEAUMONT. TEXAS 77704 kl AREA CODE 713 838-6631 July 19, 1984 RBG- 18,244 File No. G9.5, Mr. H. R. Denton, Director Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D. C. 20555

Dear Mr. Denton:

River Bend Station - Unit 1 Docket No. 50-458 Enclosed for your review is Gulf States Utilities Company (GSU) program plan for evaluating and testing the standby diesel generators manufactured by Transamerica Delaval Inc. (TDI).

In November, 1983, GSU initiated the Diesel Qualification Program at River Bend Station and has been involved in the TDI Owners Group (TDIOG) since December, 1983. The program presented herein includes all recommended actions of the TDIOG and the manufacture.

This program plan addresses the plans for testing scheduled to commence'at the end of this month, the post-testing inspection, and long term surveillance and monitoring. In addition, GSU is requesting changes to the number of start tests and to the overload test being performed on these engines.

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4.0 NRC QUESTIONS AND IISPONSES (LATER) 36 APPENDIX 1 -~ FSAR Revisions

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TABLE 1 - Design Reviews 11 TABLE 2 - Preliminary Testing of Auxiliary Components and Systems (LATER)

TABLE 3 - Preservice Inspections 13 TABLE 4 - Rewcrk Activities (LATER)

TABLE 5 - Operational Testing 26 TABLE 6 - Post Test Inspections 29

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FIGURE 1 - River Bend Diesel Qualification Activities 6

i. FIGURE 2 - Program Schedule 7 F

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

This topical report has three purposes:

(1) To present GSU's Program Plan to qualify the Transamerica Delaval, Inc. (TDI) manufactured standby diesel generators for River Bend Station.

(2) To provide the Staff an opportunity to review, in advance, the plans for testing, post test inspection, and long term surveillance and monitoring.

(3) To submit for NRC Staff review, the current results of design review and preservice inspection activities at River Bend Station.

'GSU initiated the Diesel Qualification Program at River Bend Station in Novemb.z, 1983 in response to TDI diesel component failures elsewhere and identified potential deficiencies in TDI's quality assurance program.

The objectives of the River Bend Diesel Qualifications Program are:

(1) To evaluate the TDI diesels and; (2) to determine what is necessary to assure reliable standby power at River Bend Station. The Diesel Qualification Program includes activities to solve the known problems of the TDI diesels and; (3) to obtain NEC approval of the standbv power supplies for River Bend Station.

The GSU approach to qualification of the TDI diesels is:

(1) To correct the known problems before the diesels are operated at River Bend Station. This involves preservice engine disassembly for inspection, upgrading, and rebuilding.

(2) To confirm engine reliability by testing and post test inspection, without engine disassembly.

(3) To assure continued diesel reliability by a prcgram of inservice surveillance, inspection, monitoring, and preventative maintenance.

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The feasibility of this approach has been established through the design reviews provided by the TDI Diesel Generator Owners Group, the testing and inspections performed by the TDI diesel owners, and the product improvement recommendations provided by TDI. GSU and its contractors have devoted an intensive effort to accumulate this experience and to implement corrective action to improve diesel generator reliability prior to operation of the engines at River Bend Station. After rebuilding, the engines will be tested to confirm operational reliability. After testing, the engines will be inspected to identify latent defects not disclosed during rebuilding or testing. 3 -

This inspection will involve minor disassembly, sufficient to detect latent problems, but not so extensive as to require retesting. y 5

Figure I shows the logical relationship of program tasks, and Figure 2 y shows the program schedule. The initial phase involves evaluation of _

industry experience, design review recommendations, and preservice j inspection results. The second phase involves engine rework, rebuilding, confirmatory testing and post test inspection. This phase g is expected to result in successful qualification of the TDI diesels.  ;

3 The last phase is a ' program of continuing surveillance, inspection, j monitoring, and preventative maintenance. The continuing surveillance j and monitoring program will be finalized after the post test -

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This report describes the plans for design reviews, inspections, j testing, and long term preventative maintenance, surveillance and  ;

monitoring. The format of the report permits the results of ongoing =

activities to be added by revisions or supplements as the work  ;

proceeds. When complete, the report will describe, or incorporate by _

reference, the results of the design reviews, preservice inspections, -

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2.1 Industry' Experience Review The purpose of this activity is to define the known problems of the

'TDI engines and to determine if these problems might be applicable to g -River Bend Station.

Review of industry experience data accumulated by the TDI Diesel Generator Owners Group.

Visits by River Bend Project Personnel to observe diesel inspections at other nuclear stations.

-1 Participation in TDI Diesel Owners Group meetings and activities.

' ' Informal exchange of information with other TDI diesel owners.

The accumulated experience is evaluated for applicability to the River Bend Station diesels. Those items considered applicable are further investigated. This either is done as part of the TDI Diesel Generator Owners Group Review Quality Revalidation effort, or they are added to the work list of inspections, tests, or investigations conducted'by GSU and its contractors at River Bend Station. Results of industry experience reviews conducted to date are reflected in the plans for design-review, preservice inspection, rework, testing, post test inspection, and surveillance and monitoring which are described in later sections of this report.

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2.2 Design Review The-purpose of this activity is to verify the design adequacy of the diesel generator components and systems. The TDI Diesel Generator Owners Group will perform design reviews of TDI supplied components whose failure might affect the safety functions of the diesel generators.

Tabic.1 lists the TDI supplied components to the parts group level as listed in the TDI parts manual. For-each component, the table lists the design review report reference, and summarizes the conclusions of the_ design review. Those reports listed are thereby incorporated by reference in this report.~ Product. improvements or upgrades are also identified in the table.

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' DESIGIL REVI EW REPORT I NUMBER DESCRIPTION (IMPROVEMENTS) . REFERENCE ' CONCLUSIONS' l-1 03-305' Base and Bea ring Caps Ref. :14 - . Adequate, subject'to.' inspection 1 03-307 Lube Oil Fittings-Internal . Phase 2

'1 03-310 Crankshaf t and Main Bea rings: Ref.,15 Adequate for Shoreham. River Bend Report to be submitted 11/84- - 03-315 Cylinder Block Liners and . .

Her. 5,7,8 Adequate, subject to' inspection.

Water Manifold (see Section 2.4) 1 03-317 . Water Discharge Manifold Phase 2 03-330 Flywheel Phase 2 -

03-331 Flywheel Gua rd Not Requi red 03-335 Gea r Case Not Required

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1 03-360 Cylinder Head and Valves Ref. 4 Adequate. Fire deck thickness and casting qua l i ty to be verified, and replaced where necessa ry. G roup II heads requi re period ic leak testing 03-361 Cylinder Indicating Locks Not Required 03-362 Cylinder Head Covers Phase 2 03-365 fuel injection Equipment Ref. 11 Adequate if inspection criteria are met 03-371 Fuel Pump Linkage Phase 2 l

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03-390 Rocker Arms and Pushrods Ref. 10,16 Rocker a rms adequate, subject to

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l 00-420 Pressure Regulating Phase 2 I Valve-Lube Oil 03-420 LuDe Oil Pump- Phase 2 I; Engine Driven l

03-425 Water Pump Jacket Water Ref. 6 Replace impeller change material and eliminate keyway.

I 435 Jacket Water Fittings Phase 2 l'

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i 03-475 Turbocha rger and Phase 2 l Ir.tercooler Brackets I MP-020 Tu rbocha rge r Ref. 9 Modify prelube system. Preiodic l inspection of bea rings I

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l 03-503 Thermometer Not Required l

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03-515 Thermostatic Va lve Phase 2 1

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l 03-525 Barring Device- Phase 2 1 Pneumatie l

1 03-530 Engine Platform Not Required l

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l 03-540 Lube oil Sump Tank Phase 2 l

1 03-550 Foundation Bolts Phase 2 l

I 03-630 Pyrometer Condui t Phase 2 1

1 03-650 Electrical Equipment Phase 2 I

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i 03-800 Heater, Jacket, Phase 2 I Wa te r Hea te r, I Lube Oil Sump Tank I

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' Design Review Report heferences:

1. Investigation of Type AF and AE Piston Skirts. TDI Owners Group letter 0GTP-41; C.L. Ray Jr to H.R. Denton, 5/24/84

2. The Influence of Thermal Distortion on the Fatigue Performance of AF and AE Piston Skirts; TDI Owners Group letter OGTP-72; C.L. Ray Jr to H.R. Denton, 6/14/84.

3. Design Review of Connecting Rods TDI Inline DSR-48 Emergency Diesel

' Generators; TDI Owners Group letter OGTP-79; 6/18/84.

4. Evaluation of Cylinder Heads of TDI Series R-4 Diesel Engines; TDI Owners Group letter OGTP-25; C.L. Ray Jr. to H.R. Denton, 5/14/84.

5. Design Review of TDI R-4 Series Emergency Diesel Generators Cylinder Blocks and Liners; TDI Owners Group letter 0GTP-90; C.L. Ray Jr. to H.R. Denton, 6/25/64.

6. Emergency Diesel Generator Engine Driven Jacket Water Pump Design Review; TDI Owners Group letter TDI-15; W.J. Museler to H.R. Denton 4/16/84.

7. Emergency Diesel Generator Cylinder Head Stud Analysis; TD1 Dwners Group letter TDI-8; W.J. Muscler to H.R. Denton, March 30, 1984.

8. Supplement to the Emergency Diesel Generator Cylinder Head Stud Stress Analysis; April 1984.

9. Design Review of Elliot Model 90G Turbocharger used on TDI DSR-48 and DSRV-16 Emergency Diesel Generator Sets; TDI Owners Group letter OGTP-26; C.L. Ray to H.R. Denton 5/14/84.

10. Design Review of Rocker Arm Capscrews; TDI Owners Group letter TDI-19; W.J. Muselor to H.R. Denton, 4/25/84.

11. Design Review of Fuel Oil Injection Tubing; TDI Owners Group letter OGTP-8; C.L. Ray to H.R. Denton, 4/27/84.

12. Design Review of Connecting Rod Bearing Shells; W.J. Museler to H.R.

Denton, 3/12/84.

13. Design Review of Air Start Valve Compressor Dimension and Stress Analysis; TD1 Owners Group letter TDIO-5; W.J. Museler to H.R. Denton, 3/15/84.

14. Design Review of Engine Base & Bearing Caps; TD1 Owners Group letter OGTP-10; C.L. Ray to H.R. Denton, 4/27/84.

15. Design Review of Crankshaft; TDI Dwners Group letter TDI-17; W.J.

Musoler to H.R. Denton, 4/20/84.

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16. Design Review of Pushrods; TDI Owners Group letter TDI-16; W.J.

Museler to H.R. Denton, 4/19/84.

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2.3 Preservice Inspection The purpose of the preservice inspection effort is to verify that the installation is complete and correct and that the manufactured quality of the engines comply with the design requirements. This will be done in three steps:

(1) As built installation verification. This includes inspections by TDI and major subvendors to TDI, including Electric Products (electric generator), RTE Delta (switchgear), Elliot (turbocharger), and Woodward (governor). In addition, GSU inspects other components selected from industry experience information. The purpose of these inspections is to verify that the engine installation is complete and correct. A list of inspections performed and the results are listed in Tabis 3.

(2) Preliminary testing of auxiliary components and systems. The purpose of these tests is to verify that auxiliary systems, interlocks, controls, and alarms operate in accordance with specifications. This includes system flushing, hydrostatic testing, relief valve testing for setpoint and seal leakage, initial startup, operation, and performance testing and vibration testing of pumps and compressors, performance testing of air dryers, and individual checkout of all electrical components and instrument loops.

(3) Preservice disassembly inspection. The purpose of this inspection is to verify that the manufactured quality of the engines is in accordance with the requirements established by the TDI Diesel Generator Owners Group design reviews. This inspection involves removal of cylinder heads, pistons, connecting rods, and cylinder liners for detailed part-by-part inspection. In addition, the turbochargers will be disassembled for inspection. Inspection of the crankshaft, gear case, and camshaft will be performed in situ.

Table 3 lists the engine component groups, the inspection methods employed, and inspection results. Where parts are replaced, the replacements are subjected to the same inspections.

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l 03-317 Water Discharge Manifold Visual for leakage at couplings I 03-330 Flywheel Bolt torque verification 1

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l 03-340 Connccting Rods EC & visual of connecting rod oil l passage. Material hardness test or I con rod. LP wrist pin bushing, i Visual, LP and RT of con rod I bearing shells.

I i 03-341 Piston LP and visual of piston skirts i Visual of crown i Visual of piston rings I LP of piston pins l 03-345 Tappets and Guides Visual I valve lash and clea rances ll l

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l- Cylinder head: LP of valve seats 1 03-360 Cylinder Head I and Valves UT, MT of fire deck-l LP and visual or valves l Bluing of valve seating i Vi st a l of valve springs i Visual and PT of subcovers l

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l 03-385 Covers-Cyl inder Block Bolt torque verification 03-387 Crankcase Ventilator Visual for leaktightness ll

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l Bolt torque verification I Visual of butterfly valve for wear-l 03-475 Turbocharger and intercooler Brackets Bolt torque verification ,

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2.4 Rework A number of product improvepents and upgrades are now availabic for TDI engines which improve reliability. GSU has elected to install a number of these improvements as detailed la Table 1. The following paragraphs describe the benefits of the significant upgrades, w

Cylinder block and liners. The cylinder liners, cylinder head,

, studs and block liner landing surfaces will be modified to -

comply with TDI's current manufacturing specification. The modification reduces cylinder block stress by reducing mechanical interference between the cylinder head, block and liner, and by increasing the vertical distance between the stud threads in the block and the liher landing surface. These menstrements will increase the margin against cylinder block cracking.

Pistons. The original pistons will be replaced by the improved model "AE" piston, the current TDI production standard, inspected to the criteria of the TDI Diesel Generctor Owners Group. Availabic information indicates that the original heat treated and stress relieved AN pistons are acceptable for service. However, the AE pistons were considered desirable because of lower piston skirt stresses and favorable operating experience. As part of the AE piston installation, other TDI product improvements will be installed. These include improved piston rings to reduce the likelyhood of liner scuffing during break-in, rework of piston crowns to reduce liner wear and oil

- 'Lonsumption, and an improved piston pin retaining ring'to improve maintainability.

Valve pushrods. The improved friction welded pushrods were installed as recommended by the TDI Owners Group Design Review.

Jacket water pump. The jacket water pump will be reworked to include a modular iron impellar without a keyway as recommended by the TDI Diesel Generator Owners Group.

Turbocharger. The turbocharger lubrication system will be modified to improve lubrication during starting and reduce thrust bearing wear. The turbocharger mounting bracket will be stiffened to reduce vibration and a turbocharger speed measuring device will be installed on one engine to obtain test data useful in verifying the adequacy of the prelubrication system.

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• permit-engine testing. The shrouding will contain fuel spray in the event of tubing rupture. By the end of 1984 TDI will be able to supply fuel injection tubing which has been given an autofre.ttage treatment to improve its fatigue resistance. This

1. J tabing'has been ordered.

' h, The original fuel.Jnjector tips with a 140 degrna spray angle, N .will'Fe-replaced with an improved model with a 135 degree spray 4;f -a'ng1,e r to eliminate fuel spray on cylinder walls and reduce liner

.* . weaq. The 135 degree tips are che current TDI production

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2.5I Con'firmatory Testing The ' purpose of this activity is to verify engine reliability following engine inspection and rebuilding. Table 5 describes the tests to be performed. The preoperational tests described in Section 14.2.12.1.36 (Revised) will be performed in conjunction with the tests described in this section. The revised FSAR Section 14.2.12.1.36 is reproduced as Appendix 1 of this report.

The proposed testing program does not comply with the requirements of Pegulatory Guide 1.108. The number of start tests is less than specified in Regulatory Guide 1.108, Section C.2.a(9), and the overload test described in Regulator Guide 1.108, Section C.2.a(3), is not planned. With respect to the start tests,.given the documented high starting reliability of the TDI engines, the proposed program of

.y ten modified starts and.two fast starts is considered an adequate J: demonstration of starting reliability. -Additional fast starts would impose additional wear on the engines, thereby subjecting the engines to service for more severe than the expected plant service conditions.

11us overload test is not considered necessary, because the River Bend Station diesels will not be operated above the continuous rating of

.3,500KW. Therefore, testing at the overload rating is not considered necessary, and could reduce long term engine reliability by subjecting engine components to unnecessary stress cycles more severe than expected to occur in accident conditions.

In tho' event of component failures during testing, GSU uill investigate the root cause, and take corrective action to remedy the problem and prevent reoccurrence. Retesting would be performed if the corrective action is considered to affect the test objectives i.e.:

.1) the ability to deliver rated output, 2) the ability to start reliably,'or 5) the torsional vibrator characteristic of the crankshaft.

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. . -. . I a) Initial s ta rt,' slow idle, Oper& ting pa rameters 1 No 1oad, (15 minutes) in the norma I . range Satisfactory crankcase

. Inspection b) 450 rpm, no load, Adjust governor (30 minutes) Overspeed trip satisfactory -

Verify generator differential shutdown Operating pa rameters in norma l ra nge Satisfactory crankcase inspection i i

c) Generator phasing Satisfactory Generator electrical I checks Set electrical port!on of governor

d) I hour at 25% Ope ra t i ng pa rame te rs i n ro rma l ra ted load range e) I hour at 50% Operating pa rameters in norma l ra ted load range f) 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> at 75% Operating pa rameters i n no rma l ra ted load range . I g) Return to 25% Operating parameters i n no rma l ra ted load range 11 Verify pa rameters consistent I with Step (d) l l

h) 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> at 100% toad Operating pa rameters in norma l  !

(3500KW), followed by ra nge internal engine C ra nkca se inspection inpsection, tu rbocha rge r Crankshaf t web deflection v i b ra t i on, bea ring cooling Piston ski rt wea r and lubrication test Cy l i nde r l ine r wea r Gea r set wea r ll Valves and rocker arms wea r and I c l ea rance s l Cold compression pressure I Gene ra to r wi nd i ng tempe ra tu re PAGE 26

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1) Engine timing and . Smooth operation adj ustment s. . Cylinder firing pressures in 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> at 100% . . balance. . l-load. ' (power dura tion may va ry) Ope ra t i ng .pa ramete rs in no rma l .i ra nge l Crankcase web deflection l t

2) Crankshaf t torsional Cranksha f t stresses vibration test with allowable values

3) Engine performance test. Operating parameters in normal l Demonstrate that each ra nge . All sta rt diesel operates within attempts successful, design parameters at 100%

ra ted load,' and demonstrate sta rting rel iabi l ity.

a) 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> at 100% .

ra ted load b) Ten modified starts (Note 1) to the load required by a loss of offsite power (approximately 75% of rated load) and run for a minimum of one huur, c) Two fast starts (Note 2) to 100% of ra ted load, and run for a minimum of four hours.

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1. A modified s ta rt is defined as a start including a Tsrelube period as recommended by the manufacturer and a 3 to 5 minute loading to the specified load level. Modif ed starts may be conducted with the engine at operating temperature.

2. Fa s t starts are simulated " black starts" on simulation of an ESF signal with the engine on ready standby status.

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rework or retesting.

, ;The post; test inspection program is_ designed to provide a thorough

-engine inspection without_ major engine' disassembly. Major disassambly

. is not considered necessary because of the . thoroughness of the preservice inspection a'dn design review program. Critical components 1' can be adequately inspected by removing access covers and by oil analysis. The oil . analysis will indicate abnormal wear of bushings

.and bearings and the elementa1Lanalysis will identify the component in distress. The oil analysis will also serve as a baseline for continued surveillance _in the operating phase. Visual inspections to verify nominal wear, absence of discoloration, from overheating, water p ~

leakage, and absence of wear products (metal particles) will identify

. distress conditions'in combustion with oil analysis.

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NUMBER DESCRIPTION ' INSPECTION METHOD - RESULTS'03-305' Base and Bea ring . . Visual fo r no rma l wea r Caps and absence or discoloration Oil analysis

' Torque veri fication 03-307 Lube OiI Fittings- . Visual, for security Internal l

03-310 Crankshart and Hot web deflection-Ma in Bea rings Thrust bea ring clea rance 03-315 Cylinder Block Visual fo r no rma l wea r of - l i ne rs Liners and Water Visual for cleanliness, water leakage Manifold 03-317 Water Discha rge ~ Visual for security and Manifold leaktightness03-330 Flywheel Bol t torque

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'03-375 .'ntake i Manifo'Id ' Retorque bolts Visual for leak .

tightness, and security 03-380 Exhaust Manifold Retorque bolts Visual for leak tightness and. security 03-385 Covers-Cylinder Retorque bolts Block.03-387 C ra nkca se Visua l - for leak tighte.ess Ventilator and security 03-390 Rocker Arms ' Visual for norma l wea r and Push Rods and lubrication Valve lash and clea rances03-102 4 Covernor Orive Visual for security 03-410 Overspeed Trip Visual for security 03-413 Covernor Linkage Visual for security, free 1 movement PAGE 30

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03-415- . Cove rno r None. Veri ried during ope ra t ion I .00-420 ' Pressure Regulating None. Verified during i Valve-Lube Oil ope ra t ion

.03-420 Lube Oil Pump- . Visual for wea r and

. Engine Driven clea rances03-425 Ka ter Pump . Scheduled disassembly for. I Jacket Water replacement of impeller- '03-435 Jacket Water Visual for security and fittings 'leaktightness03-437 Tu rbocha rge r- Visual for security and Water Fittings - leaktightness03-441 Starting Air Lines Visual for security and l ea k t. i g h tne s s.

Visual or air supply filter for f ree flow, cleanliness on engine side.03-442 Sta rting Ai r Visual for security and Distributor leaktightness03-445 Fuel Booster Visual for security and Pump leaktightness l

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. Group and the TDI Diesel Owners. Solutions to those problems are

,provided for River Bend Station through the measures described in this

. report. This program includes all the recommended' action of the TDI Diesel Generator Owners Group and Transamerica Delevalve Inc. GSU

, believes these measures will provide' reliable standby power for River

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operated -in the suppression pool cooling mode and the shutdown cooling mode from the remote shutdown panel.

e. Demonstrate in conjunction with the nuclear boiler preoperational test that the three designated safety relief valves can be operated from the remote shutdown panel. ,

4. Acceptance Criteria

a. Remote shutdown system valves, controls, ~

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14.2.12.1.'56 . Standby Diesel Generator Preoperational Test

1. ' Test objectives  : ..

a. To demonstrate the reliability of the standby diesel generator power sources

.b. To provide assurance that the system is capable of providing standby electrical power during normal and simulated accident conditions

c. ~ Tc demonstrate the system's ability to pick up .

standby loads during simulated accident. ,

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. generator auxiliary systems, i.e., diesel fuel . r.

oil transfer and diesel generator starting air

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, b. All instrument calibration and loop checks. .

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(5) Diesel generator building ventilation system as required to support testing l1s

d. Sufficient diesel fuel on site to perform tests

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a. Test all diesel starting and trip sequences to assure proper operation.

b. Test all auxiliary systems to demonstrate that they operate in accordance with test specifications. 2 .~_

c. Verify that all interlocks, controls, and alarms operate in accordance with test specifications.

d. Demonstrate proper manual and automatic operation of the diesel generators and that they can start automatically upon simulated loss of ac voltage and attain the required frequency and voltage within the specified .

-limits.

e. Demonstrate proper response and operation for test basis accident (DBA) loading secuence to test basis load requirements, and verify that

. voltage and frequency are maintained within specified limits.  ;

f. Demonstrate proper operation of the diesel .

generator during load shedding, load sequencing, and load rejection. Include a test of loss of the largest single load while maintaining voltage and frequency within test 3, limits, and a test of the complete loss oi ..,#..,

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th equifalent DB.^. full lead value for the rcepcctive standby bus, and 2 hr arc at the DEFIA o Lauda&d 2-hu lval &otiuw '110 percent of na= plat: r ting). Verify that voltage and frequency are maintained within test limits -

and that the diesel cooling systems function

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'h. Demonstrate functional capability at operating temperature conditions by reperforming tests d .

and e above immediately (within 5 nin), after completion of the 24-hr load test g above. .

i. Demonstrate the ability to:

(1) Synchronize the diesel generators with offsite power while connected to the standby load (2) Transfer the load fred the diesel generators to the offsite power (3) Isolate the diesel generators and restore them to standby status.

j. Demonstrate that the rate of fuel consumption while operating at the DBA load is such that the requirements for 7-day storage inventory are met for each diesel generator.

k. The reliability of each diesel generator unit is demonstrated as per Regulatory Guide 1.108, paragraph C.2.a(9)3-c INSERT

1. Demonstrate that the capaoility of the diesel generators to supply standby power within the required time is not impaired during periodic surveillance testing.

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I RBS ESAR (jsh n. Demonstrate that the standby diesel generator can be started from minimum design starting air pressure and that the starting air system 5 provides the number of starts by design with the recharging compressors isolated.

4. Acceptance Criteria

a. System configuration and operation are comparable to that shown in the manufacturer's ~

technical instruction manual.

b. Automatic sequencing of generator-driven equipment occurs as specified by FSAR Chapter 8, Table 8.3-2.

c. All auxiliary systems function as specified by 5 FSAR Chapter 9, Sections 9.5.4, 9.5.5, 9.5.6, 9.5.7, and 9.5.8, and the manufacturer's technical instruction manual.

d. Rated load and frequency can be attained,

e. Load rejection does not result in exceeding speeds or voltages which cause diesel generator tripping or mechanidal damage.

f. The standby diesels start with minimum air pressure and start with the recharging air compressors isolated, as specified by FSAR Chapter 9, Sections 9.5.6.1 and 9.5.6.2.1.

14.2.12.1.37 Vessel Internals Vibration Preoperational Test

1. Test Objective Vibration tests are conducted to verify the structural integrity of core support structure and reactor internals in accordance with Regulatory -

Guide 1.20. The jet pumps are part of this program. -

2. Prerequisites

a. Reactor recirculation system operational #

b. Capability to maintain reactor pressure and temperature requirements has been established.

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