ML20151G253
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| Site: | Millstone, Haddam Neck, 05000000 |
| Issue date: | 07/14/1988 |
| From: | Bettenhausen L NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I) |
| To: | Mroczka E CONNECTICUT YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CO., NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO. |
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| NUDOCS 8807280231 | |
| Download: ML20151G253 (112) | |
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i JUL 141988 Docket Nos.: 50-245; 50-336; 50-423; 50-213 Docket No. 50-245
- Northeast Nuclear Energy Company Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company ATTN: Mr. E. J. Mroczka Senior Vice President - Nuclear Engineering and Operations Group P. O. Box 270 Hartford, Connecticut 06141-0270 Gentlemen:
Subject:
July 8, 1988 Management Meeting This refers to the July 8, 1988 management meeting, held at your request, in the Region I office (see Enclosure 1 for Attendees). We appreciate your interest in keeping us informed of your plans and priorities at the Haddam Neck and Millstone sites.
Matters discussed during this meeting included your corporate resource allocations, support philosophy for nuclear power plants, engineering support, Haddam Neck plant activities, Millstone Unit 3 activities, a new procedure for soliciting nuclear safety concerns at Millstone, and licensing initiatives for Northeast Utilities plants.
On our part, we outlined changes to the Systematic Assessment of Licensee Perform-ance (SALP) Report by the NRC, Thank you for your cooperation and for your information input. We look forward to other informative and productive meetings.
Sincerely, tHeimal #1ened pye Ice 5. BMtembousee Lee H. Bettenhausen, Chief Projects Branch No. 1 Division of Reactor Projects
Enclosures:
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Meeting Attendees 2.
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ENCLOSURE 1 ATTENDEES AT THE NORTHEAST UTILITIES /NRC MEETING ON JULY 8,1988 Northeast Utilities Carl Clement, Millstone 3 Superintendent G. Leonard Johnson, NUSCo Richard M. Kacich, Licensing Manager Donald B. Miller, Jr., CYAPC0 Superintendent Edward Mroczka, Senior Vice President Stephen E. Scace, Station Superintendent USNRC James Allan, Deputy Regional Administrator Lee Bettenhausen, Chief, Projects Branch No. 1 Samuel Collins, Deputy Director, Division of Reactor Projects Pete Eselgroth, Chief, PWRs William Johnston, Director, Division of Reactor Safety William Kane, Director, Division of Reactor Projects Alan Wang, Project Manager, Haddam Neck, NRR
MEETING WITH NRC JULY 8, 1988 PRESENTATION ON NU INITIATIVES KING OF PRUSSIA, PA I
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NORTHEAST UTILITIES ATTENDEES E. J. MROCZKA SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, NUCLEAR ENGINEERING & OPERATIONS G. L. JOHNSON DIRECTOR, GENERATION ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION D. B. MILLER, JR.
SUPERINTENDENT, HADDAM NECK PLANT S. E. SCACE SUPERINTENDENT, MILLSTONE NUCLEAR POWER STATION C. H. CLEMENT SUPERINTENDENT, MILLSTONE UNIT NO. 3 R. M. KACICH MANAGER, GENERATION FACILITIES LICENSING
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MEETING AGENDA E. J. MROCZKA
- NU RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS
- CORPORATE SUPPORT PHILOSOPHY G. L. JOHNSON
- ENGINEERING ',UPPORT OF THE OPERATING UNITS D. B. MILLER
- OVERVIEW 0F HADDAM NECK PLANT ACTIVITIES S. E. SCACE
- NEW PROCEDURES FOR RESPONDING TO NUCLEAR SAFETY CONCERNS C. H. CLEMENT
- OVERVIEW 0F MILLSTONE UNIT N0. 3 ACTIVITIES R. M. KACICH
- LICENSING INITIATIVES AND STATUS E. J. MROCZKA
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WILLIAM B. ELLIS NUCLEAR EXPERIENCE CHAIRMAN & CEO, AND NORTHEAST UTILITIES A TRUSTEE CHAIRMAN & CE0 AND NORTHEAST UTILITIES A DIRECTOR SERVICE C0.
NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO.
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PRESENT AND FORMER NUCLEAR AFFILIATIONS CHAIRMAN At HEMBER 0F NUCLEAR ELECTRIC BOARD OF DIki' TORS INSURANCE LIMITED MEMBER EDISON ELECTRIC INSTITUTE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBER EDISON ELECTRIC INSTITUTE CE0 TASK FORCE ON URANIUM SUPPLY AND ENRICHMENT SERVICES FORMER MEMBER EDIS0N ELECTRIC INSTITUTE TASK FORCE ON NUCLEAR POWER
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FORMER DIRECTOR YERMONT YANKEE NUCLEAR POWER CORP.
FORMER DIRECTOR YANKEE ATOMIC ELECTRIC C0.
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BERNARD M. FOX NUCLEAR EXPERIENCE SR. ENGINEER - NUCLEAR ENGINEERING &
3 YEARS OPERATIONS NUCLEAR PROJECT MANAGER 3 YEARS DIRECTOR, ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT SERVICES 1 YEAR NON NUCLEAR POSITIONS IN TRANSMISSION, GAS AND FINANCE PRESIDENT AND NORTHEAST UTILITIES A TRUSTEE PRESIDENT AND NORTHEAST UTILITIES 1 YEAR A DIRECTOR SERVICE C0.
NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY COMPANY l
CONNECTICUT YANKEE ATOMIC POWER C0.
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PRESENT AND FORMER NUCLEAR AF.FILIATIONS DIRECTOR MAINEYANKEE ATOMIC POWER C0.
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SENIOR MEMBER IEEE MEMBER AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY l
FORMER MEMBER EDISON ELECTRIC INSTITUTE TASK FORCE ON NUCLEAR PROPERTY l
INSURANCE
JOHN F. OPEKA NUCLEAR EXPERIENCE ENGINEER, NUCLEAR PRODUCTION 2 YEARS DEPARTMENT SENIOR ENGINEER - MILLSTONE PLANT 2 YEARS MILLSTONE PLANT SERVICES 2 YEARS SUPERINTENDENT ASST. MILLSTONE STATION SUPERINTENDENT 1 YEAR MILLSTONE STATION SUPERINTENDENT 2 YEARS SYSTEM SUPERINTENDENT, NUCLEAR 1 YEAR OPERATIONS VICE PRESIDENT, NUCLEAR OPERATIONS 4 YEARS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, NUCLEAR 1 1/2 YEARS ENGINEERING & OPERATIONS EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT - ENGINEERING 1 1/2 YEARS
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- NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY C0.
- CONNECTICUT YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CO.
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PRESENT AND FORMER HUCLEAR AFFILIATIONS DIRECTOR MAINE YANKEE ATOMIC POWER C0.
VERMONT YANKEE ATOMIC U C C0.
YANKEE ATOMIC ELECTRIC C0.
DIRECTOR NUMARC BOARD OF DIRECTORS l
CNAIRMAN NUMARC STATION BLACK 0UT C0tfiITTEE MEMBER NUMARC ISSUES MANAGEMENT C0tti1TTEE FORMER MEMBER EEI NUCLEAR POWER SU3C0lfi1TTEE FORMER CHAIRMAN INP0 ANALYSIS AND ENGINEERING INDUSTRY REVIEW C0ttlITTEE FORMER CHAIRMAN NEIL ENGINEERING ADVISORY C0lti1TTEE FORMER CHAIRMAN EPRI NUMAN FACTORS C0tfi1TTEE
EDWARD J. MROCZKA NUCLEAR EXPERIENCE TECHNICAL ASSISTANT TO PLANT 6 YEARS SUPERINTENDENT - HADDAM NECK SR. ENGINEER - NUCLEAR PRODUCTION - NUSCO 2 YEARS NUCLEAR OPERATIONS ENGINEER - NUSCO 1 YEAR STATION SERVICES SUPERINTENDENT - MILLSTONE 3 YEARS STATION SUPERINTENDENT - MILLSTONE 5 YEARS VICE PRESIDENT - NUCLEAR OPERATIONS 1.5 YEARS SR. VICE PRESIDENT - NUCLEAR ENGINEERING 1.5 YEARS l
& OPERATIONS, NUSCO
- NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY COMPANY
- CONNECTICUT YANKEE ATOMIC POWER C0.
20 YEARS PRESENT AND FORMER NUCLEAR AFFILIATIONS MEMBER INP0 - INDUSTRY REVIEW GROUP MEMBER INP0 - SENIOR NUCLEAR PLANT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM MEMBER INP0 INDUSTRY C0tNITTEE -
"PRINCIPLES FOR ENHANCING PROFESSIONALISM 0F NUCLEAR PERSONNEL" MEMBER NUMARC - INVESTIGATIONS OF NRC LICENSED ACTIVITIES WORKING GROUP
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MEMBER NUMARC - DEGREE REQUIREMENTS FOR SENIOR OPERATORS WORKING GROUP MEMBER EPRI - NUCLEAR OPERATIONS DIVISION ADVISORY COPEITTEE MEMBER AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY l
RICHARD P. WERNER NUCLEAR EXPERIENCE CHIEF MECHANICAL ENGINEER INCLUDING 3 YEARS CHAIRMAN OF NUCLEAR REVIEW BOARD MANAGER, NUCLEAR PROJECTS (MONTAGUE) 3 YEARS DIRECTOR, GENERATION ENGINEERING 4 YEARS i
ASST. V.P., GENERATION ENGINEERING &
1 YEAR CONSTRUCTION VICE PRESIDENT, GENERATION ENGINEERING &
7 YEARS CONSTRUCTION 18 YEARS PRES _ENT AND FORMER NUCLEAR AFFILIATIONS l
MEMBER BWR OWNERS GROUP (TORUS)
MEMBER SEISMICITY OWNERS GROUP l
WAYNE D. ROMBERG H_UCLEAR EXPERIENCE MILLSTONE UNIT 2 START-UP ENGINEER 2 YEARS MILLSTONE UNIT 1 ENGINEERING SUPERVISOR 1 YEAR MILLSTONE UNIT 1 OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR 5 YEARS MILLSTONE UNIT 1 SUPERINTENDENT 2 YEARS MILLSTONE STATION SUPERINTENDENT 1.5 YEARS VICE PRESIDENT, NUCLEAR OPERATIONS 2 YEARS 13.5 YEARS PRESENT AND FORMER NUCLEAR AFFILIATIONS MEMBER NEIL ENGINEERING ADVISORY C0ffiITTEE l
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DR. C. FRED SEARS NUCLEAR EXPERIENCE DIRECTOR, NUCLEAR ENGINEERING AND 3 YEARS CHAIRMAN OF THE MILLSTONE UNIT 2 NUCLEAR REVIEW BOARD 1
VICE PRESIDENT, NUCLEAR & ENVIRONMENTAL 5 YEARS ENGINEERING 8 YEARS PRESENT AND FORMER NUCLEAR AFFILIATIONS MEMBER HUMARC - ACCIDENT MANAGEMENT WORKING GROUP FORMER MEMBER EPRI - DIVISIONAL ADVISORY GROUP FORMER MEMBER EPRI - ADVANCED CONCEPTS SUBC0tNITTEE FORMER CHAIRMAN EPRI - ALWR PROGRAM FORMER MEMBER EEI - EXECUTIVE ADVISORY GROUP FORMER VICE CHAIRMAN AIF - IDCOR - STEERING GROUP FORMER MEMBER AIR - CRLS - POLICY GROUP FORMER MEMBER WOG - EXECUTIVE ADVISORY GROUP FORMER MEMBER BWROG - EXECUTIVE ADVISORY GROUP
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1 SUM 4ARY OF TOTAL OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE EXPENSE
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HADDAM NECK MILLSTONE MILLSTONE MILLSTONE j
YEAR PLANT UNIT NO. 1 UNIT NO. 2 UNIT NO. 3 1983 55**
48 61**
l 1984 66**
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1985 52 54**
72**
1986 94**
56 76**
44 1987 108**
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TOTALS 375 288 340 129 NOTES TOTAL OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE EXPENSE, EXCLUDING FUEL, IN ACTUAL l
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REFERENCE FERC-1 REPORTS DENOTES REFUELING OUTAGE YEAR
SUM 4ARY OF CAPITAL ADDITIONS ALL FIGURES ARE IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS HADDAM NECK MILLSTONE MILLSTONE MILLSTONE YEAR PLANT UNIT NO. 1 UNIT NO. 2 UNIT NO. 3 1983 20 12 33 1984 15 16 9
l 1985 14 9
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TOTALS 123 90 146 18.5 l
TURBINE ROTOR REPLACEMENT STEAM GENERATOR TUBE SLEEVING CONDENSER REPLACEMENT, PROCESS COMPUTER REPLACEMENT, STEAM GENERATOR TUBE SLEEVING
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TOTAL STATION STAFF-ACTUAL LEVEL CONNECTICUT MILLSTONE MILLSTONE YANKEE STATION PER UNIT 1978 115 290 145 1979 126 310 155 1980 159 335 167 1981 218 385 192 1982 268 468 234 1983 276 627 314 1984 279 680 340 1985 269 800 400 1986 257 780 260 1987 263 765 255 1988 260 765 255
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0 CORPORATE SUPPORT PHILOSOPHY 0
SAME SUPPORT FOR ALL 4 UNITS 0
NO DIFFERENCE DUE TO COMPLETE OR PARTIAL OWNERSHIP l
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OfERATIONS FOCUS 0
PLANTS SET PRIORITIES 0
LONGER RANGE PLANNING 0
PERIODIC FEEDBACK 0
AGGRESSIVE SAFETY ETHIC
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OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE GOALS 0
SAFETY ETHIC 0
SALP RATING 0
INP0 RATING 0
COST COMPETITIVENESS
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PRAs, ISAP 0
SSFI 0
MAINTENANCE 0
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RPN/edv 6/16/88 RPN2 70
4 NEO CORPORATE SUPPORT GENERATION ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION MECHANICAL & CIVIL ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN CONSTRUCTION IN-HOUSE WORK FORCE PROJECT MANAGEMENT COST & SCHEDULE CONTROL NUCLEAR & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY RELIABILITY ENGINEERING NUCLEAR SAFETY ENGINEERING LICENSING REACTOR ENGINEERING RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT QUALITY SERVICES TRAINING
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RPN2 10
6 1987 NE&O SUPPORT OF NU NUCLEAR UNITS BY DIVISIONS CY MP1 MP2 MP3 SR. V.P. AND NUCLEAR OPERATIONS 6
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6 GE&C 119 100 95 130 i
l NEE 148 125 130 137 CY/NNECO 264 251 238 288 TOTAL 537 481 468 561 l
PERCENTAGE 26 24 23 27 l
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CY MP1 MP2 MP3 GE&C GENERATION ENGINEERING 75 57 54 75 GENERATION PROJECTS 23 21 22 25 GENERATION CONSTRUCTION 21 22 19 30 NEE NUCLEAR ENGINEERING 41 29 32 31 ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS 16 13 14 12 1
OPERATIONS SERVICES 30 24 27 34
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QUALITY SERVICES 17 17 14 18 TOTAL 267 225 225 267 PERCENTAGE 27 23 23 27 RPN/edv 4/29/84
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CONNECTICUT YANKEE NEW SWITCHGEAR BUILDING CONNECTICUT YANKEE STEAM GENERATOR RELIABILITY ISSUES CONNECTICUT YANKEE RPS AND NIS UPGRADE MILLSTONE UNIT NO. 1 RECIRCULATION IGSCC INSPECTION AND REPAIR MILLSTONE UNIT NO. 2 STEAM GENERATOR RELIABILITY ISSUES MILLSTONE UNIT NO. 3 STEAM GENERATOR CONDENSATE POT REPLACEMENT MILLSTONE UNIT NO. 3 FEEDWATER VENTURI ACCESS PORTS M{
S Ogg IT NO. 2 INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION REDUC-MILLSTONE UNIT NO. 1 GAS TURBINE GOVERNOR REPLACE-MENT I
RPN2 10
PROGRAM SUPPORT PENETRATION SEAL PROGRAMS - ALL UNITS bONN IbT
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ANKEE MAINTENANCE OF FIRE HAZARDS ANALYSIS AND SAFE SHUT 00WN MANUALS SUPPORT OF NRB AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION AUDITS PPN/edv 6/16/88 9PN2 10
REGULATORY /NUMARC ISSUES EROSION-CORROSION EVALUATIONS - ALL UNITS STATION BLACKOUT - ALL UNITS TESTING OF MOV'S - ALL UNITS i
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EXPOSURE REDUCTION INITIATIVES
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- PILLSTONE UNIT NO. 3 CET GRAYLOC l'LANGE CONNECTICUT YANKEE RTD BY-PASS LOOP ELIMINATION MILLSTONE UNIT NO. 3 GE ZIP AND HWC MILLSTONE UNIT N3. 1 RPN/6dv 6/16/88 RPN2.70
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i ACTIVE PA COMPARISON PA'S IN SUPPORT OF 1989 REFUELING GUTAGES MILLSTONE UNIT NO. 1 19
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MILLSTONE UNIT NO. 2 12 MILLSTONE UNIT NO. 3 24 CONNECTICUT YANKEE 26 TOTAL 81 j
DOES NOT INCLUDE PROJECTS TERMED "STUDY" RPN2.71
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1988/1989 MOOR R5HITTAL [MTES (GUILT 1 TES)
Conc @tual, project descriptim as early as possible e
Fire 1 project descriptim 180 days prior to construction e
or start of outage (whichever first)
Installatim specificatims 120 chys prior to construction e
or start of outage (whichever is first) e Drawirgs 120 chys prior to constrteticn or start of outage (whichever is first) e FOCR 90 days prior to construction or start of outage (whichever is first) e Material delivery 60 days prior to constructim or start of outage (whichever is first) e Test proceire(t,)
30 chys prfor to constructim or start of oJtage (whichever is first)
Insta11atim pro d;re(s)
O clays prior to constructico or e
start of outage (whichever is first)
NEO SUPPORT STAFF
SUMMARY
HIGHLY EXPERIENCED AMD MOTIVATED STAFF APPROXIMATELY 1,000 ENGINEERS, SCIENTISTS, TECHNI-CIANS AND SUPPORT STAFF FOR FOUR UNITS.
PRIORITIES AND RESOURCE COMMITMENTS ARE BASED ON SITE FOCUS.
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RESPONSIVE TO CURRENT SITE ACTIVITIES 0
APPLICABLE TO ALL ON-SITE PERSONNEL O
CONFIDENTIAL TELEPHONE ACCESS 0
ALLEGATIONS PROGRAM MANAGER 0
PERIODIC REPORTS TO EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT
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DETAILS OF ALLEGATION PROCEDURE O
ADDRESSES ONLY NUCLEAR SAFETY ALLEGATIONS 0
REQUIRES DOCUMENTATION, EVALUATION, AND RESOLUTION 0
DIRECTED AT THE WORKER WHO WANTS TO SPEAK WITH SOMEONE FROM NU CONFIDENTIALLY 0
UTILIZES "LESSONS LEARNED" FROM MILLSTONE UNIT 3 PROGRAM 0
INTENDED TO PRESENT A
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IMPLEMENTATION OF REVISED NU ALLEGATIONS PROGRAM 0
MILLSTONE PROGRAM WILL BE OPERATED AS A
PIL0T PROGRAM 0
REVISED PROGRAMS WILL BE INSTITUTED AT BOTH CONNECTICUT YANKEE AND BERLIN 0
A SINGLE ALLEGATIONS PROGRAM MANAGER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ENTIRE PROGRAM AND WILL RESIDE IN BERLIN
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i CONNECTICUT YANKEE PRESENTATION TO THE NRC Donald B. Miller, Jr.
Station Superintendent
ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS NRC open items Procedural compliande Plant housekeeping Management changes t
STANDARD TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Submittal status and schedule Preparation of STS based plant procedures
PROCEDURAL UPGRADE PROGRAM Program status and schedule Basis for upgrade i
Overview of EOP upgrade program 1
Plans for AOP upgrade program Development of the Radiation Protection Manual I
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P IMPLEMENTATION OF HPES HPES Procedure in place HPES Coordinator established HPES overview orientation program underway Increased empl' asis on root cause evaluation
I PLANT PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Items of noncompliance since 3/1/87 Reactor trips since 3/1/87 LER's since 3/1/87 Overview of Plant Information Reports (PIR's)
Plant heat rate
NONCOMPLIANCES SINCE MARCH 1,1987 Inspection Functional Report /Date Recuirement Level Ama Descriotion 87-10 Generic 1xtter Dev Operations Failure to follow writer's guide 4/13 - 4/16 82-33 when writing EOPs.
87-21 10CFR50.72 5
Operations Failure to report loss of spent 7/15 - 8/25 fuel cooling in a timely manner.
87-22 T.S. 6.8.1 4
Engineering SPL 10.7-273 did not contain 8/24 - 9/4 adequatelimitations or prtwide appropriate quantitative control guidelines.
87-28 10CFR50 4
Maintenance Improper greasing of 11/16 - 11/20 Appendix B limitorque MOVs.
87-28 10CFR50.49 4
Engineering Failure to properly qualify 11/16 - 11/20 various EEQ components.
88-01 T.S. 6.8 5
Surveillance Failure to record surveillance 1/11 - 1/21
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1988 (year to date) 15 i
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REACTOR TRIPS SINCE MARCH 1,1987 l
l Power Date Level Type RPS Signal Cause April 16,1987 High Steam flow due to turbine Water contamination of turbine (LER 87-005) 100 %
Auto govemor valve opening tube /controloil system March 19,1988 Electncal noise on nuclear (LER 88-008) 0%
Auto Spurious high startup rate instrumentation channel March 22,1988 Electncal noise on nuclear (LER 88-009) 0%
Auto Spurious high startup rate instrumentation channel April 30,1988 Improperinstallation of turbine (LER 88-012) 60%
Auto Turbine stop valves indicated closed stop valve cam switches
EMERGENCY PLANNING OVERVIEW Augmentation drill performance Implementation of SPDS/OFIS Simulator usage Full participation exercise t
e CHEMISTRY OVERVIEW Primary to secondary leakage Primary coolant activity SG chemistry performance indicators Ion liquid chromatograph t
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9 SITE LABOR AGREEMENTS 2 Year IBEW Contract Effective 3/1/88 3 Year Security Contract Effective 3/1/88
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INDUSTRIAL SAFETY Approaching 2 million man-hours without a lost time accident Represents in excess of 1250 days i
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New security computer CT State Police interaction l
Recent security incidents 4
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Radwaste generated year to date vs goal j
Shipping / burial compliance j
Decontamination efforts Installation of shredder / compactor l
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SITE / CORPORATE INTERFACE IMPROVEMENTS Movement of personnel to the site Integration of construction into the plant Selection of new Engineering Supervisor Development of the "plant as the client" atmosphere Thermal shield repair project PDCR timeliness improvements b
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OVERVIEW OF CONTRACTOR ISSUES Management emphasis on control of contractor personnel Reduction in non-outage contractor personnel Implementation of training requirements for contractors
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MAINTENANCE PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS Enhanced interface with Operations Efforts to reduce personnel errors and ineffective maintenance Enhanced post-maintenance testing Management review of maintenance backlog f
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1 PLANT HOUSEKEEPING Zone concept
> Improved accountability
- Instill pride of ownership l
Operators (equipment) j.
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Containment Cleanout
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CONTROL OF TRANSIENT MATERIAL / EQUIPMENT Increased emphasis as part of j
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4 EQUIPMENT OUT OF SERVICE Operations "in charge" philosophy
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> Prioritization of trouble reports l
Orange dot program i
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EQUIPMENT OUT OF SERVICE Management emphasis on minimization of equipment out of service Maintenance backlog vs "optimized" curves Review of the "age" of TR's and AWO's i
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i OVERVIEW OF MOV ISSUES MOVATS testing evaluation Analysis of future MOVATS use i
Torque switch settings EEQ MOV greasing issue 5
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ROD POSITION INDICATION ISSUE Overview of problem Discussion ofinterim solution Establishment of RPI task force Projected long-term solution 4
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i Periodic letters to surrounding residents Meetings with local elected officials Relocation of selected notification system sirens Ongoing community involvement Plant open house 4
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1989 REFUELING OUTAGE OVERVIEW Major activities Appendix R switchgear building tie-in
> Complete long-term ECCS l
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> Phase II of the RPS upgrade project Full pressure ILRT j
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> Summary of planning efforts i
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CONNECTICUT YANKEE 5 YEAR PLAN Overview and schedule Significance to CY Overview of facilities improvements
Connecticut Yankee Five Year Plan - Schedule Overview 1
1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 J lFlMl AlMlJ lJ l AlSl0lNlD J l FlMl AlMlJ lJ AlS OlNlD JlFlMlAlMlJlJlAlSlO NlD J lFlMl AlMlJ lJ l AlSlOlNlD JlFlMlA MlJ J l AlSlOlNlD Cycle JJ Cycts 16 Cycts 17 Cycle 18 Refueling Outages i
Appendix *R" Switchgear Enliding Construction i
Reselstion of Appendix ~R"I Fire Protection Essues i
l Nuclear Instrumen:stion and K.'S Upgrade 4
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l Resolution of Containneant Integrity Issues Ans? sis U redellnstallation of First Batch of Zire Fuel f
Complete Long Terne ECCS Modifications
m OVERVIEW OF FINANCIAL ISSUES Financial status of CYAPCO CY bond sale CL&P bond rating upgrade h
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MILLSTONE UNIT 3 ACTIVITIES CARL H. CLEMENT UNIT SUPERINTENDENT l
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CYCLE 1 HIGHLIGHTS 0
REACTOR TRIPS 0
REFUELING OUTAGE CYCLE 1 0
MAINTENANCE / I&C 0
OPERATIONS 0
ENGINEERING l
0 REFUELING OUTAGE - CYCLE 2 l
CYCLE 1 HIGHLIGHTS 1
0 APRIL 23, 1986 COMMERCIAL OPERATION 0
JULY - AUGUST 1986 l
SNUBBER INSPECTION 1
PORV SEAT LEAKAGE INVESTIGATION MAIN STEAM SAFETIES INVESTIGATION RCS LEAKAGE CORRECTION MISC REFUELING SURVEILLANCES 0
MARCH - APRIL 1987 SNUBBER INSPECTION 3/4 RCP SEALS REPLACED PORV SEAT MATERIAL CHANGE 00T 18 MONTH SURVEILLANCES 0
STATISTICS 82.4% CAPACITY FACTOR 123 DAYS LONGEST RUN 27 UNPLANNED REACTOR TRIPS 0
0CTOBER 30, 1987 - REFUELING OUTAGE
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0 FEED CONTROL 10/29 TRIPS 5 TRIPS PRIOR TO COMMERCIAL OPERATION 0
EQUIPMENT 12/29 TRIPS 3 TRIPS PRIOR TO COMMERCIAL OPERATION 4 RPS RELATED TRIPS 5 FW TRIPS 1
2 CIRC WATER TRIPS 1 TURBINE TRIP 0
HUMAN ERROR 6 TRIPS 4 TRIPS PRIOR TO C0ftiERCIAL OPERATION STRENGTHENED PROCEDURES 0
IMPROVEMENTS PROCEDURES S/G CONDENSATE P0TS TRAINING FWI VALVE SOLEN 0ID REPLACEMENT CIRC WATER PUMP TRIP REMOVAL 0
PLANNED IMPROVEMENTS S/G LCVEL TRIP SETP0 INT REDUCTION FEEDWATER CONTROL TASK FORCE FEEDWATER ISOLATION VALVE LOW V0LTAGE C0ILS
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REFUELING OUTAGE CYCLE 1 0
DURATION (BREAKER TO BREAKER) 55 DAYS SCHEDULED 107 DAYS ACTUAL 0
361 G0AL 0
315 ACTUAL WITHOUT RCP WORK 0
RCP WORK 48 ACTUAL,100 ESTIMATED 0
PEAK CRAFT SUPPORT - 345 0
REFUELING OUTAGE MODIFICATIONS l
0 REFUELING OUTAGE INSPECTIONS AND MAINTENANCE
REFUELINGE OUTAGE MODIFICATIONS 0
IDG AIR DRYER INSTALLATION 0
DG RELAY PANEL VIBRATION HOUNTING 0
SNUBBER REDUCTION 0
FEEDPUMP SEAL WATER UPGRADE 0
FEEDWATER HEATER VENT LINE UPGRADE 0
SERVICE WATER PUMP DISCHARGE VALVE REPLACEMENT 0
LOOSE PARTS MONITOR IMPROVEMENT 0
S/G MANWAY STUDS AND TENSIONING SYSTEM 0
SECONDARY SIDE HANDH0LE C0 VERS 0
345 KV SWITCHYARD RTV C0ATING 0
FW VENTURI INSPECTION PORT INSTALLATION 0
CLASS 1E CONTAINMENT BREAKERS 0
S/G RECIRCULATION SKIDS w--
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REFUELING OUTAGE INSPECTIONS AND MAINTENANCE O
RCP LOCKING CUPS 0
ICI THIMBLES 0
FUEL INSPECTIONS 0
M0 VATS 0
ISI PROGRAM 0
SERVICE WATER INSPECTION
O MAINTENANCE / I&C O
SELF ASSESSMENT 0
SHOP EXPANSION 0
TECHNICAL TRAINING PROGRAM ACCREDITED 0
PROCEDURE IMPROVEMENTS t
OPERATIONS 0
INP0 ACCREDITATION OF OPERATOR TRAINING 0
WORK PLANNING COORDINATOR RECENTLY ASSIGNED 0
SURVEILLANCE PROCEDURE REVIEW 0
INTEGRATED SYSTEM PROCEDURES; SSPS, ETC.
0 TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS IMPROVEMENTS 0
RAD PROTECTION / ALARA i
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RAD PROTECTION / ALARA O
VIDE 0 SURVEILLANCE O
. CONTAMINATION CONTROL PROGRAM 0
RADIATION SURVEY DATA BASE 0
HEALTH PHYSICS SELF ASSESSMENT PROGRAM 3
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0 CONTAINMENT CONTROL POINT 0
PHOT 000CUMENTATION FILE 0
EXPOSURE TRACKING 0
ALARA TRAINING 0
COMPUTERIZED COMP 0NENT / AREA VIDE 0 TAPE 0
WORKER AWARENESS 8 INP0 GOOD PRACTICES f
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MODIFICATIONS DURING CYCLE 1 SCREENWASH PIPING PLACED GUARDS ON SENSITIVE SWITCHES CHLORINE SYSTEM REPLACED WITH HYP0 CHLORITE 0
CURRENT ISSUES / INITIATIVES INTAKE STRUCTURE RELIABILITY RV 0-RING PAINTING / C0ATING RAD MONITOR RELIABILITY LOOSE PARTS MONITORING SYSTEM ANNUNCIATOR REDUCTION E0VIPMENT OUT OF SERVICE CONTAINMENT VACUUM RELAXATION LITTON VEAM CONNECTORS
SECOND REFUELING OUTAGE O
SCHEDULED DURATION 56 DAYS 0
PROJECTS SCHEDULED BLOWDOWN FLOW MONITORS RCP OIL LEVEL INDICATION SNUBBER REDUCTION NEW FUEL STORAGE RACKS D/G VIBRATION IMPROVEMENTS COLD LEG RECIRC. SWITCH 0VER ARRAY MODS CDS HEADER CUT OUT REPLACEMENT 0
INSPECTORS ILRT FUEL INSPECTIONS
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STATION BLACK 0UT RULE O
SEVERE ACCIDENT ISSUES 0
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STATION BLACK 0UT 0
NU INVOLVEMENT IN RULEMAKING 0
PLANT SNUTDOWN PROCEDURES REGARDING SEVERE WEATH 0
MILLSTONE UNIT NOS. 1 AND 2 CROSSTIE 0
SWITCHYARD SALT SPRAY IMPROVEMENTS 0
UPGRADE LINE FROM FLANDERS SUBSTATION 0
USE OF PRA INSIGHTS 0
RULE COMPLIANCE IN PROGRESS
NRC INTEGRATION PLAN FOR CLOSURE OF SEVERE ACCIDENT ISSVES
$ECY-88-147 RU 0
INDIVIDUAL PLANT 0
PLANT SPECIFIC PRAs EXAMINATIONS 0
ISAP
ACTIONS TAKEN BASED ON PRA INSIGHTS MDDAM NECK 0
H0DIFIED SOLEN 0ID OPERATED VALVES ON THE DIESEL GENERATORS TO ASSURE EMERGENCY DIESEL COOLING 0
PROVIDED A CIRCUIT WHICH DETECTS A SUSTAINED LOSS OF VOLTAGE AT MCC 5-1, AS SENSED THROUGH A TOTAL LOSS OF SEMI-VITAL POWER, AND TRIPS CHARGING PUMPS 0
IMPLEMENTED TESTING OF CHARGING PUMP LUBE OIL FAN COOLERS 0
IMPLEMENTED LOSS OF MCC-5 PROCEDURE 0
STOPPED IMPLEMENTATION OF NITROGEN BLANKETING SYSTEM FOR DWST DEMINERALIZED WATER STORAGE TANK 0
ESTABLISHED A HPSI RECIRCULATION PATH, AND 0
REPOSITIONED A FLOW CONTROL VALVE AND ESTABLISHED PROCEDURES FOR A BREAK IN THE CORE DELUGE SYSTEM
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O CONTAINMENT PERFORMANCE O
LEVEL III IMPROVEMENTS PRAs 0
FULL PRESSURE ILRTs
NRC INTFGRATION PLAN FOR CLOSURE OF SEVERE ACCIDENT ISSUES LECY-88-147 RU 0
IMPROVED PLANT 0
OPERATOR FOCUS OPERATIONS 0
NU AND INPO PERFOR-MANCE INDICATORS 0
IMPROVE SALP AND INP0 RATINGS 0
CLOSURE OF OPEN INSPECTION REPORT ITEMS AND CLOSURE OF GENERIC ISSUES 0
STS CONVERSION l
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NRC INTEGRATION PLAN FOR CLOSURE OF SEVERE ACCIDENT ISSUES S_ECY-88-147 RQ 0
EXTERNAL EVENTS 0
SEP 0
PRAs 0
STATION BLACK 0UT RULE l
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NRC INTEGRATION PLAN FOR CLOSURE OF SEVERE ACCIDENT ISSUES LECY-88-147 EU i
0 ACCIDENT MANAGEMENT 0
IDCOR INVOLVEMENT 0
INTERNAL TRAINING INITIATED 0
IDENTIFY SEVERE I
ACCIDENT SCENARIOS l
l 10CFR50.59 APPLICATION OF SAFETY EVALUATION PROCESS 0
C0tHENCED STRENGTHENING OF INTERNAL PROCESS 0
INTERNAL GUIDANCE AND PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS GENERATED AND UTILIZED FOR TRAINING 0
INTEGRATED SAFETY EVALUATION CONCEPT INSTITUTION IZED 0
ACTIVE PARTIC7 PANT IN NUMARC/NSAC C0fMITTEE
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IMPROVED LICENSING ACTIVITIES SUPPORT o
INCREASED PRESENCE AT PLANT SITES o
FREQUENT MEETINGS WITH PLANT MANAGEMENT AND STAFF o
FREQUEN
'0ffiUNICATION WITH NRC PM AND RESIDENT INSPECTORS o
PERIODIC MEETINGS WITH NRC PM TO PRIORITIZE AND ASSESS STATUS OF CURRENT ISSUES I
IMPROVED LICENSING ACTIVITIES SUPPORT RADDAM NECK o
LICENSING ISSUES JUNE 1987 55 OPEN ISSUES JUNE 1988 37 OPEN ISSUES o
ONLY 7 OPEN ISSUES REQUIRE AN NU SUBMITTAL RILLSTONE 3 48 ISSUES COMPLETED OR UNDER NRC REVIEW DURING THE o
PAST YEAR o
ONLY 4 OPEN ISSUES REQUIRE AN NU SUBMITTAL
CURRENT CY LICENSING ISSUES HIGH PRIORITY DAIE o*
HUREG-0737 II.K.3.31 o*
NUREG-0737 II.K.3.30 SBLOCA (NULAP-5) o*
RETRAN CODE o*
NON-LOCA TRANSIENT ANALYSIS o*
ISI/IST THIRD TEN-YEAR INTERVAL PROGRAM o*
ISAP REPORT o*
REACTOR PROTECTION SYSTEM AUGUST 1988 UPGRADE (PHASE 2) AND NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION SYSTEM UPGRADE o
DEGRADED GRID / DIESEL TESTING AUGUST 1988 TECH SPECS o
STANDARD TECH SPECS OCTOBER 1988
- SUBMITTAL UNDER REVIEW BY NRC
CURRENT CY LICENSING ISSUES KEDIUM PRIORITY DALE o*
REACTOR C00LANi' PUMP TRIP o*
H2 CONTROL IN CONTAINMENT o*
REGULATORY GUIDE 1.97--HYDR 0 GEN HONITORS o*
LEAKAGE DETECTION SYSTEM TECH SPECS o*
AUGMENTED ISI TECH SPECS o*
REVIEW OF NEW SWITCHGEAR BUILDING o*
CHANGES TO SECURITY PLAN o*
APPENDIX R SAFE SHUTDOWN CAPABILITY REANALYSIS o*
SEP TOPIC--HIGH ENERGY PIPE BREAKS o*
SEP TOPIC--SEISMIC o*
SEP TOPIC--TORNAD0 MISSILES o*
NUREG-0737 II.B.1 RCS VENTS TECH SPECS o
SEP TOPIC--RPS ISOLATION AUGUST 1988 o
SEP TOPIC--CONTAINMENT ISOLATION SEPTEMBER 1988 N' REG-0737 I.D.1.2 DCRDR REPORT NOVEMBER 1988 J
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SEP TOPIC--INTEGRATED STRUCTURAL JULY 1989 ANALYSIS
- SUBMITTAL UNDER REVIEW BY NRC
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LOWER PRIORITY o*
REGULATORY GUIDE 1.97 INSTRUMENTATION o*
NUREG-0737 I.D.2--SPDS o*
SALEM ATWS ITEM 2.2--NUTAC o*
SALEM ATWS ITEMS 4.2.3 AND 4.2.4--LIFETIME TESTING o*
SALEM ATWS ITEMS 4.5.2 AND 4.5.3--RPS TESTING o*
10CFR50.62 REVIEW (ATWS) o*
EXEMPTION FROM 10CFR50.62 (ATWS) o*
GL 87-12--LOSS OF RNR WHILE RCS PARTIALLY FILLED
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OTHER IMPORTANT ISSUES o
15fiP -INTEGRATED IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE o
ZIRCALOY CLAD CONVERSION o
ECCS HODIFICATIONS o
APPENDIX J o
DUAL-ROLE SR0/STA
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SEP STATUS AT CY TOTAL OF ORIGINAL SEP TOPICS REVIEWED FOR HADDAM NECK 90 NUMBER OF TOPICS WHICH MET CURRENT CRITERIA OR WERE ACCEPTABLE ON ANOTHER DEFINED BASIS (1983)
- 43 REMAINING 44 NUMBER OF OPEN SEP TOPICS AS OF JUNE 1988 26 NUMBER OF OPEN SEP TOPICS INCLUDED IN ISAP 13 NUMBER OF OPEN SEP TOPICS TO BE RESOLVED WITH STS CONVERSION
+8 21 REMAINDER (NON-ISAP, NON-STS, OPEN SEP TOPICS) 5 0F THESE FIVE, THOSE WITH SUBMITTALS UNDER REVIEW BY NRC
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2.C(3)
CONTAINMENT AVERAGE TEMPERATURE COMPLETED JANUARY 1988 l
2.C(4)
THREE-LOOP OPERATION CLOSED NOVEMBER 1987 2.C(5)
IN-SERVICE INSPECTION PROGRAM COMPLETED MAY 1986 2.C(6)
INSTRUMENTATION FOR MONITORING CLOSED OCTOBER 1987 POST-ACCIDENT CONDITIONS--
l R.G. 1.97 2.C(8)
MOISTURE IN AIR STAP,T SYSTEM COMPLETED JANUARY 1988 2.C(A)
OPERATING STAFF EXPERIENCE CLOSED JULY 1986 l
REQUIREMENT 2.C(11) REVISED SMALL BREAK LOCA CLOSED JANUARY 1987 2.C(12) SPDS COMPLETED JANUARY 1988 7..C(13) DETAILED CONTROL ROOM DESIGN CLOSED JANUARY 1987 REVIEW 2.C(14) SALEM ATWS--GL83-28 EXPECTED CLOSURE OCTOBER 1988 i
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STATUS _OF MILLSTONE _3_SAF_ETY EVALUATION _REFORT C_0t44ITNENTS E
1 INSTALL FEEDWATER VENTURI ACCESS PORTS COMPLETED JANUARY 1988 l
INSTALL A SECOND SENSOR (LPMS)
COMPLETED JANUARY 1988 i
ON EACH SG INSTALL BACKUP PROTECTION DEVICES COMPLETED JANUARY 1988 FOR CLASS 1E CONTAINMENT ELECTRICAL i
PENETRATIONS l
NATURAL CIRCULATION REPORT COMPLETED DECEMBER 1987 REPORT ON QUALIFICATION OF THE CLOSED JUNE 1988 i
ENGINE MOUNTED INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROLS FOR VIBRATION i
PLAMT SPECIFIC SUBMITTAL FOR COMPLETED JANUARY 1988 i
SGTR ACCIDEhT REPORT ON LOSS OF COOLING COMPLETED JANUARY 1988 PROCEDURE - EARTHOUAKE - INDUCED COMPLETED JANUARY 1988 REl.AY CHATTER UNNECESSARY CONTROL ROOM COMPLETED JANUARY 1988 ALARMS (FIRST PHASE)
INSERVICE TESTING PROGRAM FOR CLOSED JANUARY 1988 PUMPS AND VALVES a