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Insp Repts 50-424/85-08 & 50-425/85-08 on 850225-0301. Violation Noted:No Arrangements for Physical Control of Access in Place for Instrumentation Satellite Warehouse. Deviation Noted:Inadequate Procedure for Structural Welds
ML20127K226
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Site: Vogtle  Southern Nuclear icon.png
Issue date: 02/27/1985
From: Blake J, Hallstrom G
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
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References
50-424-85-08, 50-424-85-8, 50-425-85-08, 50-425-85-8, NUDOCS 8505220074
Download: ML20127K226 (14)


See also: IR 05000225/2003001

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Licensee: Georgia Power. Company

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D'cket Nos.:

50-424 and 50-425-

License Nos.:

CPPR-108 and CPPR-109

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FacilityLName: Vogtle 1 and 2

Inspection Condu ted: ' February 25 - March 1, 1985

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SUMMARY

. Scope: -This routine, unannounced inspection involved 39 inspector-hours on site

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in ~the areas of licensee action on previous enforcement matters, construction

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.fied items (50.55(e)).

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.. Results: 'One deviation and two violations were identified

" Deviation of

Commitments to American Welding. Society (AWS) Requirements for Inspection of-

Porosity", " Lack of Materials Control from Instrumentation Satellite Warehouse",

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provide.for Control of. Welding Quality".

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Persons Contacted

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Licensee: Employees

'*C. W. Hayes,.Vogtle Quality: Assurance (QA) Manager

  • E. D. Groover, QA Site Manager --Construction
  • C.' E.fBelflower,JQA Site Manager - Operations
  • B. C. Harbin,' Manager,' Quality Control
  • G. A. McCarley, Project Compliance Coordinator..
  • C. C. Miller, Superintendent of Plant Engineering and Services

'*J. O. Dorough,, Administration Manager

  • S.'D. Haltom,.QA Engineering. Support Supervisor
  • J. L. Blocker, Assistant Manager, Quality Control (QC)

'91. W. Swain, Mechanical QC Section Supervisor

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  • J.'M. Davis,. Nondestructive Examination-(NDE) Supervisor

'90 : S. Hairstor, Regulatory Compliance Engineer

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  • E.fA. Meadows,-. Regulatory Compliance' Plant Engineer
  • S'.fJ. Piedra,-QA' Engineer-

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  • A..Caudill,-Inservice Inspection (ISI) Plant Engineer
  • R..May,-ISI NDE Coordinator

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  • A. Maze,1Preservice Inspection (PSI) NDE Coordinator.

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Otherf11tcensee employees contacted included construc'. ion craftsmen,

technicians, and office personnel.

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'Other Organizations

  • D. L. Kinnsch, Project Field Engineer, Bechtel. Power' Company -(BPC)

'*K. W. Caruso, Welding Engineer, BPC

  • P.- R. Murphy, Construction Engineer', Oglethorpe Power Company

NRC Resident Inspectors

  • J. F. Rogge, Senior Resident Inspector - Operations

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' *R. J. Schepens, Resident Inspector - Construction

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. Exit: Interview

The inspection scope and findings-were summarized:on March 1,1985 with'

those~ persons indicated in paragraph 1 above. The licensee' was- informed of

.the ! inspection . findings . listed below.

The licensee acknowledged the

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-(Open) Deviation 424,- 425/85-08-01, Deviation of Commitments to AWS D1.1

Requirements for Inspection of Porosity

paragraphs 3.b. and 6.b.(1)(a).

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(0 pen) Violation 424, 425/85-08-02, Lack of Material Control from Instru-

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(0 pen) Violation 424, 425/85-08-03, Failure of Pipe Support Field Installa--

tion and Fabrication Procedure to Provide for Control of Welding Quality -

paragraph 6.a.(2).

The licensee _ did not identify as proprietary any of the materials provided

to or reviewed by the inspector during this inspection.

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Licensee Action on Previous Enforcement Matters

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(0 pen) Unresolved Item 424, 425/84-17-02, Visual Acceptance Criteria.

This item concerns deviations of visual acceptance criteria from the

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American Welding Society (AWS) D1.1 Structural Welding Code (AWS

D1.1-1975).

Appendix VC, Revs. O thru 8, to Bechtel Specification

X4AJ01, Revision 12, includes several requirements for visual accept-

ance of weldments on Seismic 1 steel structures and supports which are

less stringent than those imposed by AWS D1.1-1975.

The licensee provided proposed engineering justification for all

deviations during an earlier inspection (Report No. 50-424,425/84-36).

The proposed justification (Log:

PFE-3730) had been reviewed and

additional concerns were identified to cognizant licensee personnel.

The licensee had been further informed that the exclusion of porosity

from visual acceptance criteria would be the subject of a separate

unresolved item (424, 425/84-36-09).

Additional - Bechtel-sponsored clarification and engineering justifica-

tion (File:

X4A201; Logs:

855141, BG33246, and PFE-4883) were

reviewed during an early 1985 inspection (Report No. 50-424,425/85-03)

and . the licensee was informed that engineering justification and

clarification were sufficient to resolve all concerns provided adequate

clarification could be obtained regarding the acceptance criteria

incorporated in Specification No. X2AP01, Division C5, Section

No. C5.1, Revision 4,

paragraph C.5.1.5.B.

versus the engineering

justification for category A welds - included in PFE-3730. Cognizant

licensee pe rsonnel informed the inspector that requested clarification

was not yet.available. This item remains open.

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(Closed) Unresolved Item 424, 425/84-36-09, Potential Deviation of

Commitments to AWS D1.1 Requirements for Inspection of Porosity.

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continuation of discussions described above, the licensee had previ-

ously - informed ' the inspector that Appendix VC would be revised to

incorporate Category A porosity limits to Category B welds.

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licensee had been informed that this change would resolve the concern

regarding exclusion of porosity requirements but would require correc-

tive actions to ensure acceptability of welds previously inspected

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without stipulated porosity limits. The inspector reviewed the latest

corrected acceptance criteria (Revision 9, dated January 23,-1985) and

noted that the revisions to paragraph 3.c. did not impose Category A

limits for Category B welds.

Further, that present wording would not

be . sufficient to reject clustered porosity as discussed in paragraph

- 6.b'.(1)(c) for weld B5 to P201 bottom on rack R0006. Further, that the

pertinent second-tier Pullman Power Product's (PPP) procedure X-18 had

not been revised to impose any requirements for inspection for porosity

for category B welds. The inspector informed the licensee that due to

the above and the . final acceptance of -the deficient B5 to P201 weld,

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- this item was upgraded to Deviation 424, 425/85-08-01, " Deviation of

Commitments to AWS D1.1 Requirements for Inspection of Porosity."

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Unresolved Items

Unresolved items.were not identified during this inspection.

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Independent Inspection (92706)

Construction Progress (Units 1 and 2)

The inspector conducted a general inspection of the Units 1 and 2 contain-

-ments and the control building to observe construction progress and const-

ruction activities such as welding, material handling and control, house-

' keeping and storage.

During the above inspection, the inspector noted the lack of arrangements

-for physical control of access from the PPP satellite warehouse for-instru-

mentation sub-storage on top of the control building.

Further-that racks

containing code-class piping were directly accessible on entering the area.

Cognizant personnel informed the inspector that no warehousemen were on duty

during second shift and, therefore, no control of access was imposed during

that time frame.

The inspector informed the licensee that this was

considered a . lack of conformance to 10 CFR 50, Appendix B, Criterion VIII,

as implemented by PPP procedure VII-2 and would be identified as Violation

424, 425/85-08-02, " Lack of Material Control from Instrumentation Satellite

Warehouse."

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Steel Structures and Supports (Units 1 and 2)

The inspector observed welding work activities and reviewed records for

-steel structures and supports as described below to determine whether

applicable code and procedure requirement.s were being met.

The supports and structures involved were welded by PPP. The applicable

codes are as follows:

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Pipe Racks - AWS-Structural Welding Code D1.1-79.

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Pipe Supports and Instrumentation Supports - ASME Boiler and Pressure

Vessel Code,Section III, 1977 edition with addenda through W77.

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Welding Procedure Specifications and Quality Assurance Procedures

(551518)

(1) Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS) applicable to the weld

-joints listed in paragraph 6.b.(1), were selected for review and

comparison with the ASME Code as follows:

WPS

Process

PQR

IT8-III/I-1-BR-2

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IT12-III/I-1-0B-12

SMAW/GTAW**

45, 34A, 34B,

55A, 55B, 58

  • SMAW - Shielded Metal Arc Welding

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The_ above WPSs and their supporting Procedure Qualification

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Records (PQRs) were reviewed to ascertain whether essential,

supplementary and/or nonessential variables, including thermal

treatment, were consistent with Code requirements; whether the-

WPSs were properly qualified and their supporting PQRs were

accurate and retrievable; whether all mechanical tests had been

performed and the results met the minimum requirements; whether

the PQRs had been reviewed and certified by appropriate personnel;

and whether any revisions and/or changes to nonessential variables

were noted.

WPSs are qualified in accordance with ASME

Section IX, the latest edition and addenda at the time of quali-

fication.

(2) The below listed documents were reviewed to ascertain whether the

structural welding program had been approved by the licensee and

-whether adequate plans and procedures had been established to

assure that welding would be controlled and accomplished consis-

tent with commitments and regulatory requirements.

Document No.

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PPP-III-4, dated 10/11/84

" Drawing and Design Control-

Procedure"

PPP-VII-2, dated 10/3/84

" Material Control"

PPP-IX-40, dated 11/30/84

" Instrumentation Installation,

Inspection, and Testing"

PPP-IX-50, dated 8/30/84

" Pipe Support Field Installa-

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PPP-IX-65, dated 10/18/84

" Installation and Inspection

of Pipe-Whip Restraints"

PPP-X-18, dated 2/2/84

" Field Welding Inspection"

PPP-XV-2, dated 7/11/84

" Procedure for Handling Noncon-

formances (Field)"

PPP-XV-4, dated 4/26/84

" Hold Tag Usage"

.PPP-SI-47, Rev. 5

" Site Instructions-for Marking

Material, Parts, and Small

Items"

PPP-SI-70, Rev. O

" Instruction for Rework of

Accepted Supports"

During the above review, the inspector noted that paragraph 10.21

and attachments 25 and 26 of PPP-IX-50 allowed field changes of

weld types (fillet to partial penetration groove) from those

specified on design drawings when angular deviations of as-built

structural bracing members are within

4* of the angle specified.

When this modification is done, no changes of' weld symbols on

design drawings nor annotation of quality records are completed

since the weld is considered acceptable provided minimum effective

throat requirements are met;

i.e.,

the required effective throat

'of the specified fillet weld.

QC acceptance of the final

partial penetration groove weld is predicated on meeting this

requirement by attachment-26.

However,

cognizant. licensee

personnel informed the inspector that past practice has been to

accept this type of weld without any fit-up inspection (since this

hold point is not specified) to ensure meeting required effective

throat. The inspector informed the licensee that the requirement

that QC inspection verify effective throat without being able to

inspect fit-up is a lack of capability of procedure IX-50 to

adequately control the welding involved. This matter is consid-

ered a lack of conformance with 10 CFR 50, Appendix B, Crite-

rion IX, and will be identified as Violation 424, 425/85-08-03,

" Failure of Pipe Support Field Installation and Fabrication

Procedure to Provide for Control of Welding Quality."

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Visual Inspection of Welds (551558)

The inspector visually examined completed welds on Unit 1 containment

pipe racks, pipe supports, pipe whip restraints, and instrumentation

supports as described below to determine whether applicable code and

procedure requirements are being met. Applicable design drawings are

as follows:

Pipe Racks - MOIG-594-R5 and M0IG-595-R6

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Pipe Supports - VI-1202-196-H602, Rev. O

Pipe Whip Restraints - IX2D69F031, Rev. 0

Instrumentation' Supports - IX5D400159A, Rev. I and sketch

CX5DPM030, Rev. 0

ISK5402009-A, Rev. O and sketches

CX5DP8203, Rev. 5

and CX5DPM070, Rev. 1

(1) The below listed welds were examined relative to the following:

location, length, size and shape; weld surface finish and

appearance; transitions between different wall thicknesses; weld

-reinforcement--height and appearance; joint configurations on

permanent attachments and- structural

supports;

removal

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temporary attachments, arc strikes and weld spatter;. finish-

grinding and machining of weld surface, surface finish and absence

of wall. thinning; surface defects, cracks, laps, lack of penetra-

tion, lack of fusion, porosity, slag, oxide film and undercut

exceeding prescribed limits.

Rack R0006

Weld Joint

P201 to C4

P201 to 81

B5 to P201 Top

B5 to P201 Bottom

Pipe Support VI-1202-196-H602

Weld Joint

40.5* Cross Brace to Vertical Support member *

40.5' Cross Brace to Cable Tray Support Steel *

Pipe Whip Restraint PBR-031

Weld Joint

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FW-3

Instrumentation Supports

Sketch CX5DPM030 Weld Joints

Weld No. A

Weld No. B

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Sketch CX5DP8203 Weld Joints

-Weld No. A

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Sketch CX5DPM070 Weld Joints

Weld No. A

Weld No. B

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During the above inspection, the inspector noted the following:

(a) Weld joint B5 to P201 bottom on pipe rack R0006 had been QC

final accepted with unacceptable porosity.

QC inspectinn

personnel informed the inspector that they were unable to .

reject the weld due to lack of requirements for rejection of

porosity in PPP procedure X-18.

Independent verification by

the inspec' tor and two contractor QC inspectors established

that the weld contained clustered porosity sufficient for

rejection under present requirements for Category A welds.

Additional discussion is reported in paragraph 3.b.

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(b) The connections for the 40.5* cross brace on pipe . support

VI-1202-196-H602 had been completed as partial penetration

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groove welds.

Design drawing VI-1202-196-H602, Rev. O,

initially specified a 45* cross brace. The angle was field

corrected to 40.5* by the Vogtle-Structural Analysis Mobile

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Unit (V-SAMU) on February 28, 1985.

This deviation is

outside the 14* allowance specified in procedure IX-50 as

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reported in paragraph 6.a.(2).

In this case,, Proce-

dure IX-50 mandates a partial penetration groove weld and

fillet welds are not an option. However, the drawing was not

corrected from the original fillet welds specified.

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inspector requested information as to design calculations

substantiating _ the 40.5* angle and was informed by cognizant

licensee personnel that the proper corrections were.not made

due to an oversight.

The inspector noted that failures to

properly correct design drawings had been the root causes of

previous violations 424, 425/84-30-01 and 424, 425/85-03-01.

The inspector informed the licensee that this matter was

considered to be another example of Violation 424,

425/84-30-01 and noted that the response to be developed for

violation- 424, 425/85-03-01 should be expanded as necessary

to consider this example.

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examined relative to the following: . records covering visual and

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dimensional inspections indicate _ that the specified inspections

were completed; the records reflect adequate weld quality; history

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Welder. Qualification (551578)'

The inspector reviewed. the licensee's . program for qualification- of

welders and welding operators ' for compliance-with - QA procedures and

ASME Code requirements. The applicable code for welding qualification

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-by Georgia Power Company _ (GPC) Specification X2AG06, Rev. 4, - and

X4AZ01, Section P.1, Revision 8.

The following welder ~ qualification status . records .and " Records of

' Performance Qualification. Test" were reviewed relative to the weld

joints listed in paragraph 6.b(1).

Weld Symbol

HT-2 PPP.

ZB-3 PPP

YC-3 PPP

EZ-4 PPP

WA-3 PPP

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_ elding Ft11er Material Control (551528)~'

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The inspector reviewed the licensee's program for control of welding.

materials to odetermine whether . materials were being purchased,:

accepted,estored, and handled in1accordance with QA procedures and

applicable' code requirements.

The _ following specific ' areas were-

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Purchasing,

receiving,

storing,

distribution,

and- handling-

procedures, material identification.

-The following welding materials from those currently being used in

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completion _- of production welding were selected for review of

purchasing and receiving records for conformance with applicable

procedures and code requirements:

Type-

Size

Heat / Control No.

E7018

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Observation of Work : QC-Inspector Qual'ification -(55154B)

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.The inspector reviewed the' licensee's program qualifications of welding

inspection (QC)?personnelifor compliance with QA procedures and ASME

Code requirements.

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-The~1following inspector. qualification: . status < records and "QA/QC

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to -inspection: of the weld joints ~ listed in paragraph 6.b.(1).

Inspector.

Type of Certification

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' Safety-Related Piping (Unit 1)-

1The ' inspector observed' welding work activities for safety-related piping as

described below to determine whether applicable code and procedure require-

ments were being met.- The applicable code for safety-related piping is .the

ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code,Section III, Subsections NC and ND,

1977Jedition.with' addenda through winter 1977.

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Observation of Work (55183B):

The below listed welds were examined in process to determine. work

conducted Lin 'accordance with traveler; welder. identification and

location; welding procedure' assignment; welding technique and sequence;

materials identity; weld geometry; fit-up; temporary attachments; gas

. purging; preheat; electrical characteristics; shielding Lgas; welding

equipment condition; interpass temperature; interpass cleaning; process

control systems; ~1dentity ~ of welders; qualification of inspection

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personnel;'and weld history records.

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W-15

1X5DY00956-B-R1

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W-16

1X50Y00956-B-R1

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Instrumentation-

W-21

1X5DY00956-B-R1

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W-22

IX50Y00956-B-R1

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Instrumentation

The following inspector qualification status records and "QA/QC

Inspector Qualification / Certification" records were reviewed relative

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' Welding Procedure Specifications _(551818)

Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS) applicable to the weld joints

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the ASME Code as follows:

WPS

Process

PQR

38-III/I-8-K1-1

GTAW*

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The above WPSs and their supporting PQRs were reviewed to ascertain

whether essential,

supplementary and/or nonessential

variables,

including thermal treatment, were consistent with Code requirements;

whether the WPSs were properly-qualified and their supporting PQRs were

accurate and retrievable; whether all mechanical tests had been

performed and the results met the minimum requirements; whether the

PQRs had been reviewed and certified by appropriate personnel; and

whether.any revisions and/or changes to nonessential variables were

noted.

WPSs are qualified in accordance with ASME Section IX, the

latest edition and addenda at the time of qualification.

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Welding Filler Material Control (551828)

The inspector reviewed -the PPP programs for control of welding

materials to determine whether materials are being purchased, accepted,

stored, and handled in accordance with QA procedures and applicable

code requirements. The following specific areas were examined:

Purchasing,

receiving,

storing,

distributing, and handling

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Welding material purchasing and receiving records for the

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following materials were reviewed for conformance with applicable

procedures and code requirements:

Type

Size

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Application

ER308L

3/32"

05394

Safety-Related Piping

ER308L

1/8"

05394

Safety-Related Piping

E308-16

1/8"

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Safety-Related Piping

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WelderQualification.(551878)

The-inspector reviewed the PPP, program for qualification of welders and,

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welding . operators Lfor compliance . with QA procedures and ASME Code

requirements. : The applicable code for welding qualification is ASME

B&PV Code Section. IX .as --invoked by GPC Specifications X2AG06, Rev. 4,

and X4AZ01, Section P.1, Revision 8.

'The following welder qualification ' status records and " Records of

Performance . Qualification. Test" were reviewed relative to' the weld

' joints listed in paragraph 7.a.

Weld Symbol

Application

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TF-3

Safety-Related Piping

'Within the areas examined, no violations or deviations:were identified.

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Prior to the inspection, the licensee identified the following items under

10 CFR 50.55(e):

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.(Open) Item 424/CDR 84-66, Containment Pipe-Rack Welds

On July 20,1984,- the licensee notified Region II of a 50.55(e) item

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. involving cracks in Unit I containment ' pipe-rack welds.

The final

report was submitted on October 17, 1984.

The ' proposed corrective action plan (DER-061) was reviewed during

previous inspections and concerns documented within inspection reports

424/84-30, 424/84-36, and 424/85-03.

The~ inspector conducted additional discussions with cognizant licensee

personnel ;on the previously listed concerns.

Cognizant licensee

' personnel were informed that necessary repair for welds C10 to B18 on

Rack R0003-and P40 to C10 on Rack R0002 should have been listed in PPP ~

Deviation _ Report (DR), PP-07213 -(issued 11/8/84) as they'were identi-

fled.

Further, that all. suspect welds identified by the' DER-061

analysis of highly restrained -joints had been reinspected and repair

scheduled under DR PP-07934 issued 12/14/84. Further that hold tags

-had been issued on 2/27/85 for C10 to B18 on Rack R0003, P40 to C10 on

Rack R0002 and several additional welds not identified on DR PP-07934.

The inspector concluded. that these actions satisfy previous concerns

that all known deficient welds be -incorporated in the DER-061 correc-

tive action plan. The inspector informed the licensee that this item

remains open pending completion of corrective action.

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(Closed) Item 424, 425/COR 80-07, Embed Plate Assembly

'On December 20, 1978, the -licensee notified Region II .of a 50.55(e)

item involving tn'e' improper installation and inspection of embedded

plate assemblies. The final report was submitted on November 21, 1979,

and~ amended on April 10,.1980, and June 20, 1980.

The report has been reviewed and determined to be acceptable by

Region II. The inspector held discussions with responsible licensee

representatives,

reviewed supporting documentation,

and. observed

representative samples of work to veri fy that corrective actions

identified in the report have been completed.

c.

(Closed) Item 424, 425/CDR 82-21, Use of Derated/ Abandoned Embed Plates

On . February 22,-1982, the licensee notified Region II of a potential

50.55(e) item involving use of 44 of the abandoned or derated embeds as

discussed above. On April 22, 1982, the licensee informed Region II ~

that this item was not reportable due to completion of pertinent

engineering evaluation. The inspector reviewed pertinent engineering

evaluation and concurred with the conclusion that all derated embeds

used were structurally adequate.

(_ Closed) Item 424, 425/CCisB2-25, Embed Plates - 1982

d.

On April 26,1982, .the licensee notified Region II of a 50.55(e) item

concerning a lack of anchor-bolt thread engagement for 222 embed

plates. The final report was submitted on July 1,1983. The report

has been reviewed and determined to be acceptable by Region II. - The

inspector held discussions with responsible licensee representatives,

reviewed supporting documentation, and observed representative samples

of work to verify that corrective actions identified in the report have

been completed.

9.

.Previously. Identified Inspector Followup Items

a.

(0 pen) Inspector Followup Item 424, 425/85-03-02, " Adequacy of

Temperature Marking Crayons"

This item concerns adequacy of temperature marking crayons. Welding

material issue stations are provided with both markal thermomelt and

tempilstick temperature indicating crayons.

The crayons are issued

indiscriminate 1y for use on stainless steel as well as carbon steel

weldments.

Further, in conformance to GPC procedure GDT-14, Rev. 6,

the crayons are used as the reference standard to ensure adequate oven

temperature before issuing electrodes requiring moisture control. The

inspector reviewed certification information from Tempilstick which

verified control of inorganic halogen content and low melting point

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metals Jas well as assurance that specified melt _ temperature was

accurately indicated on several lots of marking crayons currently being

. issued for production work. Cognizant licensee personnel informed the

licensee that similar information was. not yet received from Marka1.

- This item remains open.

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