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Summary of 860613 Meeting W/Util in Bethesda,Md Re Status of Plant Equipment Qualification Program.List of Attendees, Environ Qualification of Plant Safe Shutdown Cable & Cable Qualification Binders Encl
ML20203B618
Person / Time
Site: Fort Saint Vrain Xcel Energy icon.png
Issue date: 07/15/1986
From: Heitner K
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To: Berkow H
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
TAC-42527, NUDOCS 8607180264
Download: ML20203B618 (21)


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i4EMORANDUM FOR: Herbert N. Berkow, Director i Standardization and Special 4 Projects Directorate i Division of PWR Licensing-B

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SUBJECT:

SUMMARY

OF JUNE 13, 1986, MEETING WITH PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO (PSC) TO DISCUSS STATUS OF FORT ST. VRAIN (FSV) EQUIPMENT QUALIFICATION (EQ) PROGRAM f

The meeting was held at the Counission's offices, Room P-118, Bethesda, i

g Maryland, on June 13, 1986, at 9:00 a.m. The purpose of this meeting was to i discuss the status of the FSV EQ Program. Of particular interest was PSC's progress in developing a basis for qualification of cables used in FSV's safe shutdown systems. Meeting attendees are listed in Enclosure 1.

i Overall Status PSC reported progress was being made in several EQ areas. Plant modifications were proceeding with Loop 2 in shutdown. EQ binders were receiving final review,and the EQ submittal would be delivered shortly.

PSC stated that all questions concerning the Steam Line Rupture Detection /IsolationSystem(SLRDIS)hadbeenanswered,andacopyoftheir i letter dated June 10,1985(P-86417)wassupplied. The staff stated that l the review of material on SLRDIS would now proceed, since the SLRDIS '

submittals had been finalized (see Enclosure 2). i

Cable Qualification i PSC sumarized the cable qualification methodology being applied to FSV in Enclosure 3. The general conclusion, using their methodology, was that all cross-linked polyethylene cable materials behaved in substantially the same manner. They stated that work done by the Tennessee Valley Authority substantiated this claim. The qualification methodology utilized thermal-lag analysis. However, the methodology being used was based on a prior-approved topical report contained in CE-NPD-255. PSC estimated that three cable binders would be ready for staff review and

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FSV51, FSV57, and FSV66. A complete listing of cable qualification binders is given in Enclosure 4.

The staff expressed concern that cable types other than those covered by I the qualification binders could be present in the plant. PSC restated that their audits had not revealed any other cables and they believed staff audits and inspections would confirm their conclusions, PSC noted that in the June 1,1986 summary of the May 2,1986 meeting, a statement was made that cables had to be identified by manufacturer and materials and that cable sampling had to be instituted in order to comply with 10 CFR 50.49. The staff stated that alternative approaches could be con-sidered. PSC also stated that it did not believe a cable sampling program was necessary, as stated in the April 10, 1986 sumary of the March 26, 1986 meeting. PSC stated they would demonstrate all cables were capable of withstanding the worst-case environment in the plant, so no testing would be needed. The staff agreed to clarify PSC's position in this meeting summary.

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Enclosures:

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Mr. R. O. Williams Public Service Company of Colorado Fort St. Vrain cc:

Mr. D. W. Warembourg, Manager Albert J. Hazle, Director Nuclear Engineering Division Radiation Control Division Public Service Company Department of Health of Colorado 4210 East lith Avenue P. O. Box 840 Denver, Colorado 80220 Denver, Colorado 80201 Mr. David Alberstein, 14/159A Mr. J. W. Gahm, Manager GA Technologies, Inc. Nuclear Production Division Post Office Box 85608 Public Service Company of Colorado ,

San Diego, California 92138 16805 Weld County Road 19-1/2 Platteville, Colorado 80651 Mr. H. L. Brey, Manager Nuclear Licensing and Fuel Division Mr. L. W. Singleton, Manager Public Service Company of Colorado Quality Assurance Division P. O. Box 840 Fort St. Vrain Nuclear Station Denver, Colorado 80201 16805 Weld County Road 19-1/2 Platteville, Colorado 80651 Senior Resident Inspector '

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission P. 0. Box 640 Platteville, Colorado 80651 Kelley, Stansfield & 0'Donnell Public Service Company Building Room 900 550 15th Street Denver, Colorado 80202 Regional Administrator, Region IV U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 611 Ryan Plaza Drive, Suite 1000 Arlington, Texas 76011 Chairman, Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado Greeley, Colorado 80631 Regional Representative Radiation Programs Environmental Protection Agency 1800 Lincoln Street Denver, Colorado 80203

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Enclosure 1 Meeting Attendess NRC - PSC June 13, 1986 Name Organization Ken Heitner NRC/NRR/SSPD/PWR-B Mike Niehoff PSC Eng.

Don Warembourg PSC Philip A. DiBenedetto DBA, Inc.

George Hubbard NRC/IE Ken Dvorak PSC James Selan PSC Sam Marquez PSC Paul Shemanski NRC/NRR/PEICSB/PWR-B James Grossnan SNL John Fehringer INEL John C. McKinley NRC/ACRS J. Sinnappan Sargent & Lundy William H. Schwartz DBA, Inc.

Rob Burg Tenera Corp.

Jim Gleason Wyle Jose Calvo NRC/NRR/PEICSB/PWR-B N. Wagner NRC/NRR/PEICSB/PWR-B i

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Enclosure 2 EQ OUTAGE O PLANT SHUTDOWN 5/31/86 O MODIFICATION / MAINTENANCE WORK PROCEEDING O LOOP 2, FELIUM CIRCULATORS C&O O WORK INCLUDES FOXBORO TRANSMITTERS ASCO SOLENOIDS RAYCFEM SPLICES 6/13/86

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EQ SUBMITTAL O ON HOLD UNTIL AFTER 6/13/86 MEETING O MEL BEING FIE TUED O OPEN ITEMS TECH SPEC COMPARISON MEL TO BE RESUBMITTED O ADDITIONAL DETAIL 4

PRESSURE TRANSIENT HUMIDITY TRANSIENT

2 SLRDIS O SLRDIS QUESTIONS ANSWERED P-86417 (6/10/86) '

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SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION O ON SITE MEETING O STATUS OF NRC PROFILE REVIEWS O REPORTABILITY

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ENVIRONMENTAL QUALIFICATION OF FORT ST. VRAIN SAFE SHUTDOWN CABLE l

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O O PURPOSE TO PRESENT 10 TN NRC STAFF TE METHODOLOGY EMPLOYED BY PSC TO DEMONSTRATE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALIFICATION OF TE SAFE SHUTDOWN CABLE USED AT FORT ST.VRAIN 3

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O FSV ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS CONSIDERED:

TEMPERATURE - TEST / ANALYSIS PRESSURE (0.5 PSI)

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HUMIDITY - QUALIFIED BY IPCEA ACCEPTANCE TESTING AGING - TEST / ANALYSIS OPERABILITY - TEST / ANALYSIS RADIATION - NOT APPLICABLE TO FSV (400 RADS, 2

40 YEARS PLUS DBE) l SUBMERGENCE - CABLE LOCATED ABOVE FLOOD LEVEL SYERCISM - NOE KNOWN  ;

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O CABLE DESCRIPTION / CLASSIFICATION FORT ST. VRAIN CABLES ARE CROUPED INTO THREE CLASSlFICATIONS:

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INTEGRITY OF CABLE JACKET COtFIRMED MINIMUM CAPABILITY TO IPCEA AND ASTM STAtOARDS MANUFACTURER KNOWN '

INSULATION APO JACKET MATERIALS KNOWN MATERIAL THICKESS KNOWN PSC STEAM LIE TEST USED FOR TRANSIENT QUALIFICATION AS APPLICABLE AND SUPPLEMENTED BY MANUFACTURER IEEE 323 OR 383 TEST REPORT TWRMAL LAC ANALYSIS MAY BE USED TO DEMONSTRATE l TEST ENVELOP EXCEEDS PSC REQUIREMENTS 9

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l O CLASS 11 CABLES PURCHASE ORDER VENDOR CERTIFICATION TO PURCHASE ORDER INTEGRITY OF CABLE JACKET COtFIRMED MINIMUM CAPABILITY TO IPCEA APO ASTM STAPOARDS 4

MANUFACTURER KNOWN INSULATION Ato JACKET MATERIALS KNOWN MATERIAL THICKtESS KNOWN PSC STEAM Lite TEST USED FOR TRANSIENT GUALIFICATION AS APPLICABLE Ato SUPPLEMENTED BY IEEE 323 OR 383 TEST REPORT SIMILARITY ANALYSIS USED TO DEMONSTRATE INSTALLED VS. TESTED CONFIGURATION QUALIFICATION TNRMAL LAC USED TO DEMONSTRATE TEST ENVELOP EXCEEDS PSC REQUIREMENTS 1

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- PURCHASE ORDER VEPOOR CERTIFICATION TO PURCHASE ORDER INTEGRITY OF CABLE JACKET COElRMED INSULATION APO JACKET MATERIAL KNOWN MATERIAL THICKESS KNOWN MINIMUM CAPABILITY TO lPCEA Ato ASTM STAbOARDS PSC STEAM LIE BREAK TEST ON INSTALLED CABLE (TYPE TEST)

SIMILARITY ANALYSIS USED TO DEMONSTRATE LONG TERM OPERABILITY INSTALLED VS. TESTED CABLE IEEE 323 OR 383 TEST REPORT WEN AVAILABLE

- IF MEDED TERMAL LAG ANALYSIS USED TO DEMONSTRATE TEST ENVELOP EXCEEDS PSC REQUIREMENTS l

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O SIMILARITY ANALYSIS CONSIDERED ANALYSIS OF MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES, COMPOUNDS, AND ADDITIVES CONSIDERED WORK PERFORMED AT TVA SUBSTANTIATING LIKEtESS OF MATERIALS

s O TERMAL LAG ANALYSIS USED METHODOLOGY DEFIED BY STAFF IN COMBUSTION ENGINEERING TOPICAL REPORT ASSUMED CABLE IS JACKETED / CABLE JACKETING VERIFIED ASSUMED SO% ELECTRICAL LOADING BASED ON PSC DESIGN CONTROL PERFORMED TNRMAL LAG ANALYSIS ON ACTUAL CABLE CONFIGURATION FOR SAMPLE PACKAGES ACTUAL TERMAL LAG TEST DATA AVAILABLE TO VALIDATE METHODOLOGY i

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I O CONCLUSION PSC METHODOLOGY FOR CABLE QUALIFICATION IS WELL DEFINED, BASED ON TYPE TEST, AND MEETS TW STAFPS CRITERIA (DOR CUIDELIES) FOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALIFICATION i

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Enclosure 4 FSV-7390-00 Expected Categorywise Qualification Report Category I Category II Category III Binder Binder Binder No. Cable Details No. Cable Details No. Cable Details FSV50 Cerro/Rockbestos FSV53 Cerro 300V Inst. & FSV52 Eastern /600V Power Cable 600V Power Cable Therno PE/PVC BR/Neo.

EPR/NEO or HYP FSV56 Cerro/AMI 600V Power ASV57 Eastern 600V Control f

Cable BR/PVC Cable XLPE/PVC FSV51 pokonitePower/ Control 4 Cable Oko/Hyp or Neo.

FSV59 Belden Coaxial Cable FSV63 Storn Coaxial cable FSV54 600V/300V Power / PE/PVC PE/PVC Control / Inst. Cerro/

Rockbestos FSV60 Essex Coaxial Cable FSV68 RYL/ Eastern 600V/300V XLPE/Neo. or PVC PE/LTPE Inst. Cable IDPE/HDPE/

PVC FSV55 Cerro/Rockbestos FSV61 Essex 600V Control Silicone Rubber / Cable PE/PVC Silicrae Rubber Cable FSV62 Belden 600V Inst.

Cable PE,4'VC FSV58 Sanuel Fbore Thernoccuple Cable FSV64 General Cable PE/PVC EPDM/HYP Electrical Cable FSV70 Cerro 'Ihermocouple FSV65 Cerro/Rockbestos Cable Sil/ Asbestos 600V Control Cable PVC/NYI/PVC

/FSV66 Cerro/Bockbestos 300V Inst. Cable PVC/NYI/PVC FSV67 Sanuel Moore 'Ihermo-couple Cable PVC/tWI/PVC FSV69 Sanuel/ Industrial

'Ihermocouple Cable IDPE/IIDPE/PVC FSV71 Belden Electric Cable Styrene-Butadiane P&ber/

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FSV72 AMI/Cerro/Sanuel 600V/300V Inst.

Cable IDPE/IIDPE/

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coment by mid-July. Tentatively, these binders are identified as FSV51, FSV57, and FSV66. A complete listing of cable qualification binders is given in Enclosure 4.

The staff expressed concern that cable types other than those covered by the qualification binders could be present in the plant. PSC restated that their audits had not revealed any other cables and they believed staff audits and inspections would confirm their conclusions.

PSC noted that in the June 1, 1986 summary of the May 2, 1986 meeting, a statement was made that cables had to be identified by manufacturer and materials and that cable sampling had to be instituted in order to comply with 10 CFR 50.49. The staff stated that alternative approaches could be con-sidered. PSC also stated that it did not believe a cable sampling program was necessary, as stated in the April 10, 1986 sumary of the March 26, 1986 meeting. PSC stated they would demonstrate all cables were capable of withstanding the worst-case environment in the plant, so no testing would be needed. The staff agreed to clarify PSC's position in this meeting summary.

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