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Forwards Revised Pages for Units 1 & 2 Pump Inservice Testing,Specific Relief Request for Unit & Revised Supplemental Test Program for Approval by Staff
ML20137S622
Person / Time
Site: McGuire, Mcguire  Duke Energy icon.png
Issue date: 03/30/1997
From: Barron H
DUKE POWER CO.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM)
References
NUDOCS 9704150195
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(MliS754W) lhmicrwille, NC2SOM1010 (714185480.9 Far DUKEPOWER March 30, 1997 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attention:

Document Desk i

Washington, DC 20555 3

Subject:

McGuire Nuclear Station, Units 1 and 2 Docket Nos. 50-369 and 50-370 Inservice Testing Program Relief Request 1.4.2 1

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Dear Sir:

On January 16, 1997, a teleconference was held to discuss Fuel Oil-(FD) pump testing.

As a result of that discussion, Relief Request 1.4.2 was revised to state that previously described alternate testing required by Section 3.4 of NUREG-1482 will be accomplished via the Inservice Testing (IST)

Supplemental Test Program.

In addition, the pumps will remain in the IST Program pump tables.

A notation will be added to the tables stating that the pumps will be tested in accordance with'the Supplemental Test Program.

The revised pages for Units 1 and 2 Pump Inservice Testing, the specific relief request for each unit, and the revised Supplemental Test Program are attached for approval by the Staff.

Questions regarding this informatiot., should be directed to J.M. Washam at (704) 875-4181.

Very truly yours, 1

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H.B. Barron 150099 9704150195 970330*

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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission March 30, 1997 page 2 xc.

Mr.

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Reyes Regional Administrator, Region II U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 101 Marietta Street, NW, Suite 2900 Atlanta, Georgia 30323 Mr. Victor Nerser, Project Manager Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission One White Flint North, Mail Stop 9H3 Washington, DC 20555 Mr. Scott M.

Shaeffer Senior NRC Resident Inspector, McGuire McGuire Nuclear Station i

UNIT 1 - McGUIRE NUCLEAR STATION l

Pump Inservice Testing General Dato code Pump ID. Number Description Class Flow Diograra Applicable Relief Requests Test Frequency Re m arks 1CAPU0001 Motor Driven Auxiliary 3

MC-1592-1.1 RR-l.3.1, RR-1.4.1 Quarterly NONE Feedwater Pump 1 A 1CAPU0002 Motor Driven Auxiliary 3

MC-1592-1.1 RR-l.3.1, RR-l.4.1 Quarterly NONE Feedwater Pump 1B 1CAPU0003 Turbine Driven Auxiliary 3

MC-1592-1.1 RR-1.3.1, RR-l.4.1 Quarterly NONE Feedwater Pump #1 1FDPU0054 DieselGenerator Fuel 3

MC-1609-3.0 RR-1.3.1, RR-l.4.2 6 Month Supplemental Test Oil Transfer Pump 1 A Program 1FDPU0055 DieseiGenerator Fust 3

MC-1609-3.1 RR-l.3.1, RR-l.4.2 6 Month Supplemental Test Oil Transfer Pump 1B Program 1KCPU0001 Component Cooling 3

MC-1573-1.0 RR-l.3.1, RR-l.4.3 Quarterly NONE Water Pump 1 A1 1KCPU0002 Component Cooling 3

MC-1573-1.0 RR-l.3.1, RR-l.4.3 Quarterly NONE Water Pump 1 A2 1KCPU0003 Component Cooling 3

MC-1573-1.0 RR-l.3.1. RR-l.4.3 Quarterly NONE Water Pump 181 i

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UNIT 1 - McGUIRE NUCJ.dAR STATION Pump Inservice Testing Specific Dato Dischorge Differenflai Reference Pump ID. Number speed inlet Pressure Pressure Pressure Vbration Flow Rote Pump Type Revision 1CAPU0001 Not Required RR-l.4.1 Meets Code Meets Code RR-l.3.1 Meets Code Centrifugal Requ!rements Requirements Requirements 1CAPU0002 Not Required RR-l.4.1 Meets Code Meets Code RR-l.3.1 Meets Code Centrifugo!

Requirements Requirements Requirements 1CAPU0003 Meets Code RR-l.4.1 Meets Code Meets Code RR-l.3.1 Meets Code Centrifugo!

Requirements Requirements Requirements Requirements 1FDPU0054 Not Required RR-l.4.2 RR-l.4.2 RR-l.4.2 RR-l.3.1 RR-l.4.2 Gear Positive 24 l

Displacement 1FDPU0055 Not Required RR-1.4.2 RR-l.4.2 RR-I.4.2 RR-l.3.1 RR-I.4.2 Gear Positive 24 Displacement 1KCPU0001 Not Required RR-l.4.3 Meets Code Meets Code RR-l.3.1 Meets Code Centrifugal Requirements Requirements Requirements 1KCPU0002 Not Required RR-l.4.3 Meets Code Meets Code RR-l.3.1 Meets Code Centrifugo!

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1KCPU0003 Not Required RR-I.4.3 Meets Code Meets Code RR-l.3.1 Meets Code Centrifugal Requirements Requirements Requirements SECTION l.2 2 OF 10 2/18/97

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l UNIT 2 - McGUIRE NUCLEAR STATION Pump Inservice Testing General Data Code Pump ID. Number Description Class Flow Diagram Appucoble Rouef Requests Test Frequency Remarks

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2CAPU0001 Motor Driven Auxiliary 3

MC-2592-1.1 RR-l.3.1, RR-l.4.1 Quarterly NONE t

Feedwater Pump 2A 2CAPU0002 Motor Driven Auxiliary 3

MC-2592-1.1 RR-1.3.1, RR-l.4.1 Quarterly NONE Feedwater Pump 2B l

2CAPU0003 Turbine Driven Auxiliary 3

MC-2592-1.1 RR-l.3.1 RR-l.4.1 Quarterly NONE l

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2FDPU0054 DieselGenerator Fuel 3

MC-2609-3.0 RR-l.3.1, RR-l.4.2 6 Month Supplemental Test Oi! Transfer Pump 2A Program

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i 2FDPUOO55 DieselGenerator Fuel 3

MC-2609-3.1 RR-l.3.1, RR-l.4.2 6 Month Supplemental Test Oil Transfer Pump 2B Program

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2KCPU0001 Component Coo!!ng 3

MC-2573-1.0 RR-l.3.1, RR-l.4.3 Quarterfy

.NONE Water Pump 2A1 i

v 2KCPU0002 Component Cooling 3

MC-2573-1.0 RR-I.3.1, RR-l.4.3 Quarterly NONE f

Water Pump 2A2 2KCPU0003 Component Cooling 3

MC-2573-1.0 RR-l.3.1, RR-l.4.3 Quarterly NONE Water Pump 2B1 SECTioN l.2 i

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UNIT 2 - McGUIRE NUCLEAR STATION Pump Inservice Testing Specific Data Discharge Differenflol Reference Pump ID. Number speed Inlet Pressure Pressure Pressure Vbroffon Flow Rote Pump Type Revision 2CAPU0001 Not Required RR-l.4.1 Meets Code Meets Code RR-l.3.1 Meets Code Centrifugal Requirements Requirements Requirements i

2CAPU0002 Not Required RR-1.4.1 Meets Code Meets Code RR4.3.1 Meets Code.

Centrifugal Requirements Requirements Requirements 2CAPU0003 Meets Code RLI.4.1

. Meets Code Meets Code RR-l.3.1 Meets Code Centrifugal Requirements Requirements Requirements Requirements I

r 2FDPU0054 Not Required RR-l.4.2 RR-l.4.2 RR4.4.2 RR4.3.1 RR-l.4.2 Gear Positive 19 DIspiccement 2FDPU0055 Not Required RR-l.4.2 RR-l.4.2 RR4.4.2 RR-l.3.1 RR4.4.2 Gear Positive 19 Displacement 2KCPU0001 Not Required RR-l.4.3 Meets Code Meafs Code RR-l.3.1 Meets Code Contrifugal Requirements Requkements Requirements 2KCPU0002 Not Required RR-l.4.3 Meets Code Meets Code RR-l.3.1 Meets Code Centrifugal Requirements Requirements Requirements 2KCPU0003 Not Required RR-l.4.3 Meets Code Meets Ccde RR-l.3.1 Meets Code Centrifugal Requirements Requirerrants Requirements t

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McGuire Unit 1 Specific Relief Recuelt REllEF REQUEST:

1.4.2 PUMPS

1FDPU0054,1 A D/G Fuel Oil Transfer Pump 1FDPU0055,1B D/G Fuel Oil Transfer Pump TEST REQUIREMENT:

1) Measure flowrate in accordance with OMa-1988 Part 6,4.6.5.
2) Compare pressure reading with corresponding reference values as required in OMa-1988 Part 6,5.2 (d).

BASIS FOR REllEF:

1) This pump transfers Diesei generator fuel oil from the Diesel Fuel Oil Storage Tank to the Fuel Oil Day Tank. There does not exist in the piping system associated with this pump, a flow measuring devise which could be used for flow measurements.
2) These diesel fuel oil transfer pumps are positive displacement type pumps. The capacity of positive displacement pumps is independent of the discharge pressure in the design operating rahge v' hen the pumps are in good operating condition. Pump degradation may result in the loss of capacity at higher pressures, however, these pumps supply fuel oil to a non-pressurized tank and the pressure developed -

at the discharge of the pump is due only to system resistance. Since '

the differential pressure across the pump is independent of pump performance, the measurement of pump differential pressure :s not meaningful. (1)

When these pumps have been tested in the past, the Diesel generator has been in operation and allowed to reduce the level in the day tank.

This lower level allows the Fuel Oil Transfer pump to be operated for typically 1 minute,15 seconds. After this time, the pump is stopped to prevent overfilling the day tank. Downstream of this pump is a backpressuro control valve which is set at a minimum of 10 psig. This pressure ensures the valve will close to prevent gravity feed from the main storage tank to the day tank. Should this valve be set too high, the pump's relief valve will allow oil to re-circulate around the pump, however the flow requirements for the day tank will not be met. Therefore, the pump's discharge pressure can indicate a wide range of values with the pump still in proper operating condition, however, flowrate could be affected by too high discharge pressure. For these reasons, this pump's flowrate will be trended, but not the discharge pressure.

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6 McGuire Unit 1 Specific Relief Request ALTERNATE TESTING:

The following Attemate Testing will be performed under the Supplemental Test Program (Appendix D Program). The FD Pumps will be tested pursuant to NUREG-1482, Section 3.4.

1) Flowrate from the pump will be calculated by measuring the level rise in the day tank over time and converting the results to a flow in gallons

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per minute. Since the stopwatch and level measurement device used for this test will meet the calibration requirements of the code, the overall accuracy requirements of i 2% will be met. At a 6 month frequency, FD pump performance will be monitored to ensure that flow does not decrease to less than 200% of flow required (approximately 12.5 gpm).

This test will be done during diesel operation.

2) Pump discharge pressure will be monitored during the pump run, and recorded in the record of test. The reading obtained will be verified to be greater than 10 psig to meet the requirements described above, however, discharge pressure will not be compar: d to an acceptance criteria developed from OMa-1988 Part 6, Table 36. Flowrate measurements and vibrations will be recorded, (1) Safety Evaluation Report Dated January 16,1991 for McGuire Units 1 and 2 (2) Memorandum to M. T. Cash dated February 24,1997 regarding 1/16/97 teleconference.

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9 McGuire Unit 2 Specific Relief Reauest REUEF REQUEST:

1.4.2 PUMPS

2FDPU0054,2A D/G Fuel Oil Transfer Pump 2FDPU0055,2B D/G Fuel OilTransfer Pump TEST REQUIREMENT:

1) Measure flowrate in accordance with OMa 1988 Part 6,4.6.5.
2) Compare pressure reading with corresponding reference values as required in OMa-1988 Part 6,5.2 (d).

BASIS FOR REUEF:

1) This pump transfers Diesel generator fuel oil from the Diesel Fuel Oil Storage Tank to the Fuel Oil Day Tank. There does not exist in the piping system associated with this pump, a flow measuring devise which could be used for flow measurements.
2) These diesel fuel oil transfer pumps are positive displacement type pumps. The capacity of positive displacement pumps is independent of the discharge pressure in the design operating ra5ge when the pumps are in good operating condition. Pump degradation may result in the loss of capacity at higher pressures, however, these pumps supply fuel oil to a non-pressurized tank and the pressure developed -

at the discharge of the pump is due only to system resistance. Since '

the differential presstre across the pump is independent of pump performance, the measurement of pump differential pressure is not meaningful. (1)

When these pumps have been tested in the past, the Diesel generator has been in operation and allowed to reduce the levelin the day tank.

This lower level allows the Fuel Oil Transfer pump to be operated for typically 1 minute,15 seconds. After this time, the pump is stopped to prevent overfilling the day tank. Downstream of this pump is a backpressure control valve which is set at a minimum of 10 psig. This pressure ensures the valve will close to prevent gravity feed from the main storage tank to the day tank. Should this valve be set too high, the pump's relief valve will allow oil to re-circulate around the pump, however the flow requirements for the day tank will not be met. Therefore, the pump's discharge pressure can indicate a wide range of values with the pump still in proper operating condition, however, flowrate could be affected by too high discharge pressure. For these reasons, this pump's flowrate will be trended, but not the discharge pressure.

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Specific Relief Reauest l

ALTERNATE TESTING:

The following Attemate Testing will be performed under the Supplemental Test Program (Appendix B Program). The FD Pumps will be tested j

pursuant to NUREG 1482, Section 3.4.

1) Flowrate from the pump will be calculated by measuring the level riso in the day tank over time and converting the results to a flow in gallons 1

per minute. Since the stopwatch and level measurement device used for this test will meet the calibration requirements of the code, the overall accuracy requirements of i 2% will be met. AT a 6 month frequency, FD pump performance will be monitored to ensure that flow does not decrease to less than 200% of flow required (approximately 12.5 gpm).

This test will be done during diesel operation.

2) Pump discharge pressure will be monitored during the pump run, and recorded in the record of test. The reading obtained will be verified to be greater than 10 psig to meet the requirements described above, however, discharge picssure will not be compared to an acceptance criteria developed from OMa-1988 Part 6, Table 3b. Flowrate measurements and vibrations will be recorded.

(1) Safety Evaluation Report Dated January 16,1991 for McGuire Units 1 and 2.

(2) Memorandum to M. T. Cash dated February 24,1997 regarding 1/16/97 teleconference.

02/18/97 SECTION l.4 3 OF 12

4 Supplemental Test Program The 10CFR50, Appendix B Program (Supplemental Test Program) includes components which have been determined to be important to safety and judged to be pmdent to test, but which are not explicitly under the scope of ASME Codes and Standards. Changes to test methods, frequency and acceptance criteria, as well as additions to or deletions from the program do not require Justification of Deferrals, Relief Requests, or or other forms of NRC notification. However, such changes should be approved by the IST program administrator, and documented in the IST Cormspondence File.

The following items are currently being planned for addition to this program:

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1) Full-flow vibrations will be recorded during each refueling outage for the ND and NI Pumps (Reference Pump Relief Requests 1.4.4 and 1.4.5, Memorandum to IST Correspondence File dated September 18,1995).

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2) Leak-rate testing of the Hydrogen Analyzer / Post Accident Gas Sample loops will be I

performed during each refueling outage (Reference PIP 1-M95-1622).

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3) During refueling outages 1(2)EOC10, gross leakage will be monitored past the ND to Auxiliary Spray boundary valves (Reference PIP 0-M95-643).
4) A gross diversion leak test of 1(2)NV-164 (hydrogen inlet to the VCT) will be

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q performed (frequency to be determined).

5) The Fuel Oil Transfer (FD) pumps will be tested on a 6 month frequency per the Alternate Testing described in Pump Specific Relief Request 1.4.2 (both Units).

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Rev.19 (Unit 2) 02/24/97 Section 111 1 of I i

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