ML20153F034
| ML20153F034 | |
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| Site: | Trojan File:Portland General Electric icon.png |
| Issue date: | 02/20/1986 |
| From: | Dodds R NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION V) |
| To: | Underwood L NRC OFFICE OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (ORM) |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8602250269 | |
| Download: ML20153F034 (5) | |
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.a FEB_2 01986 MEMORAND W FOR:
Linda N. Underwood, Program Analyst Management Support Branch Diviston of Budget and Analysis, M FROM:
Robert T. Dodds, Chief Reactor Project Section 1 (Tel:
8-463-3720)
SUBJECT:
Request for Background Information on Trojan lluelear Power Station for Commissioner Zach Attached is background information you requested in the subject memorandum dated February 7,1986.
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Reector Operators Total licensed operators:
45 Tctol number of SRos:
24 plant operations and 3 assagement Total number of 20s:
21 Workshiftst dumber of shifts: 6 shift rotation, 3 shifts on watch, I shift is relief, I shift in training, remaining time used for time off.
tb Number of personnel on each shift: 2 Smos 2-3 Ros, 4 usa-licensed operators, 1 Shift Technical Advisor,1 Radiation Protection Technicias, and 1 Chemistry Technician.
Renctor Operator Exams Administered by the Region 1,(
D:te of Exam Number of Applicants Passed Failed 12/18/84 3 SR0s 3 SROs O SRos 6 R0s 4 Ros 2 Ros Date of last scheduled exas: 2/11/86
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Pirnt Simulator Plant specific simulator budgeted for. Procurement in progress, estimated completion date - 1989.
Systematic Assessment of Licensee Performance (SALP) i A SALP review was conducted for the period of November 1,1984 through October 31, 1985 and a report issued on January 3,1986. A copy of the report is ettached.
Escalated Enforcement Actions Leval III violation associated with inadequate quality control inspection cctivities identified during a regional team inspection,12/85. Enforcement I
cc=ference held 1/86, action pending.
Inv2stigation N:02 open.
i Emersency Preparedness During 1985, routine emergency preparedness. inspections and observing the canual exercise were performed. No violations of NRC requirements by the licensee were identified by the inspections and during the emergency preparedness exercise; however, several itees that would improve the progree were discussed during the exit interview with the licensee.
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RACKGROUND INFORMATION 05 TROJAN NUCESAR 7044R STATION f
Utility:
Portland Geners! Electric
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Location:
32 Mi Berth of Portland, Gregon I
Columbia County, Oregon I
Docket Number:
50-344 CP Issued:.s e 2/8/71 Operating' License Issued:
11/21/75 Initial Criticality:
12/15/75 Elec. Ener. 1st Gener.:
12/23/75 Commercial Operation:
5/20/76 Racetor Type:
PWR Pswer Level:
1080 MWe; 3411 19dt Architect / Engineer:
Bechtel NSSS Vendor:
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Con tructor:
Bechtel Turbine Supplier:
General Electric condenser Cooling Method:
Cooling Tower Condenser Cooling Water:
Cooling Tower Make-up Water Supplied by Columbia River Licensing Project Manager:
Kenneth Johnston NRC Responsible Region:
Region V, Walnut Creek, California John 8. Martin, Regional Administrator Division of Reactor Safety and Projects (Region V): Dennis F. Kirsch, Division Director (Tel:
8-463-3735)
Alfred E. Chaffee, Branch Chief (Tel:
8-463-3753)
Robert T. Dodds, Section Chief (Tel: 8-463-3720)
David B. Pereira, Project Inspector I
(Tel: 8-463-3788)
Senior Resident Inspector:
Stuart A. Richards (Tel: 509-556-3751)
Resident Inspector:
Gary C. Kellund (Tel: 509-556-3751) f i
Report Coordinated By:
Linda N. Underwood, RM/EMI (Tel: 8-492-4977) l Site Management Personnel l
W. S. Orser, General Manager R. P.Schmidt, Manager, Operations and Maintenance D. R. Keuter, Mana.ger, Technical Services Workforce Steffing-level at the plant 144 Operations and Maintenance 102 Technical Services 48 Plant Modifications 30 Plant Services 6
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The activitics of the coustics and the stctes cf Crcson and Wxhicatos during th2 October 16, 1985 emergency preparedness esercise were observed by FF.N4 Regicn X.
FEMA identified two deficiencies and same inadequacies that require corrective actions. The two deficiencies were failure to provide sufficient rcdiction monitoring teams to screes evacuees estering as assistance center cxd failure to provide timely notification to state moeitering teams. The state of Washington is preparing a response describiss the corrective actissa i
to b2 taken and is expected to send the reply to FEMA Region X by February 28, 1986. FEMA approval of the offaite preparedness under their rule 44 CFR 3Se will remain in ef fect since the deficiencies will be addressed in a test Q
scheduled for June 1986.
E Emerstney Response Facilitier (EOF - Operational)
Trojen has not yet completed its permanent emergency respease facilities. The permanent Technical Support Center (TSC) is operational. The Emergency
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Oparations Facility (EOF) is still an interia facility with the permenest ese scheduled for completion by December 31, 1986. Sese weaknesses in fusctiosing of the Operations Support Center (OSC) were observed during the October 1985 exercise and the licensee is reevaluating the status of the present OSC to see whether it should remain as the permanent facility.
Significant Licensee Accomplishments Reorganized QA organization, effective 1/1/86.
Training received INPO accreditation in three areas, 12/85.
Plant capacity factor for 1985, approxiestely 73%, plant record.
s Plant Status IJnit at 100% power as of 2/11/86 Primary to secondary tube leak in the C steam generator of approximately 260 gallons per day.
Plant operates on a 10 month cycle and refuels each year la the spring to coincide with peak availability of hydro power.
Refueling outage scheduled to commence 4/24/86, 55 day scheduled duration.
Major outage work planned include steam generator inspection and repair, inservice inspection, containment integrated leak rate testing, reactor coolant pump motor inspection, low pressure turbine inspection, and replacement of feedwater heaters and associated piping. The plant is presently making preparations for the outage by staging of asterials in the plant and erection of scaffolding.
Equipment problems of note: Auxiliary Feedwster (AW) system has been identified to have a relatively poor reliability history over the plaat life. The licensee has initiated action to improve systee performance.
Efforts continuing.
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1 A public petities is underway to place as initiative as the state general olaction ballot, which would require the plast to be shutdown until a federal high level waste site is licensed to operate.
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