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Rev 0 to General Test Procedure GT-M-106, Containment & Containment Encl Surface Insp. Related Documentation Encl
ML20211E574
Person / Time
Site: Seabrook  NextEra Energy icon.png
Issue date: 10/14/1986
From: Kann G
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
To:
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ML20209E304 List:
References
FOIA-86-678 GT-M-106, NUDOCS 8610230059
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GT-M-106 REY. O

. Page 1 of 15 SEABROOK STATION GENERAL TEST PROCEDURE GT-M-106 CONTAINMENT AND CONTAINMENT ENCLOSURE SURFACE INSPECTIO'N i -

PREPARED BY: G. Kann SECTION TITLE PAGE 1.0 OBJECTIVES 2 I

2.0 REFERENCES

2 30 PREREQUISITES 3 4.0 SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS 3 5.0 INITIAL CONDITIONS 3 6.0 TEST INSTRUCTIONS 4 7.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 12 8.0 AC)CEPTANCECRITERIA 13 9.0 ATTACHMENTS 15 8610230059 861014 CbRRAN86-678 PDR

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, 1.0 OBJECTIVES 1.' 1 Perform a visual inspection of the exposed.. accessible interior and exterior surfaces of the . containment building.

1.2 Perform a visual inspection of the exposed accessible interior and exterior surfaces of the containment enclosure building.

  • 1.3 Perform a crack survey at readily accessible locations-of the exterior of the containment.

2.0 REFERENCES

2.1 Technical Specification 4.6.1.6.

2.2 Technical Specification 4.6.5.3 2.3 ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code,Section III, Divi sio r, 2, Article CC-6000, 1980 Edition.

2.4 USNRC Regulatory Guide 1.136, Revision 2 (1981).

2.5 United Engineers & Constructors, Inc., Specification No.

9763.006-5-5, Specification for Structural Integrity Test (SIT). -

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GT -M-106 REV. O Page 3 of 15 INITI ALS/DATE 3.0 PREREQUISITES

/44 / /-*7( 3.1 Startup QA shall be notified prior to each inspection.

/da/l /J'A'f0 3 .2 Inspection personnel shall be certified as Level II (ANSI-N45.2.6-1978, except that the physical requirements.of ANSI-N45.2.6-1973 concerning visual acuity and color vision shall apply).

4.0 SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS En h /> W f4 4.1 Safety belts must be used.

st m 4 / t ve J'4 4. 2 Sky Climber safety precautions shall be implemented.

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o Page 4 of 15 INITIALS /DATE 6.0 TEST INSTRUCTIONS NOTE: Each inspection may be performed independently.

gm/., /.2// 6.1 Perform an inspection of the containment interior steel liner, as outlined below, prior to the Structural Integrity Test (1-PT-36). Document this inspection on Attachment 9.1.

6.1.1 containment Interior Stea) Liner Inspection A. All exposed and accessible interior parts of the containment liner shall be visually inspected to-record any noticeable liner deformations or other g apparent imperfections (i.e., tears, holes,'etc.). The type and approximate location of the defects shall be recorded.

B. The inspection shall be performed by-scanning visually or by using binoculars if the distance to the liner is more than 10 feet above or below eye level.

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Page 5 of 15 INITI ALS/DATE 6.1.1 C. Inspections of the liner below 25 foot elevation shall be made from the closest floor level. Inspection of the liner i

between the 25 foot elevation and approximately 75 foot elevation (Missle Shield Laydown Area) shall be made from the 25 foot elevation floor using bi-noculars. Elevations above 75 feet to the top of the dome shall be made using binoculars from the Polar Ganty Crane walkway. .

, 6.1.2 Containment Liner - Interior Wall Rigid Connections A. A visual inspection of the interior con-tainment liner connections shall be per-formed to verify no rigid' connections between the containment liner and fixed interior walls are present which would interfere with liner growth.

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GT-M-106 REV. O Page 6 of 15 INITI ALS/DATE Xfd4/A/Idh6.24 Perform an overall inspection of the exposed con-it tainment exterior concrete as outlined below prior to the Structural Integrity Test (1-PT-36).

Document this inspection on Attachment 9.2.

6.2.1 Containment Exterior Concrete Overall Inspection A. The exposed and accessible exterior concrete surface of the containment shall receive a general visual inspec-tion. This inspection is to detect the presence of any of the following:

, 1. Unusually severe cracks.

2. Severe spalling.

3 Severe popouts.

4. Severe surface voids.
5. Other apparent irregularities.

The type and location of any observed defects shall be recorded.

B. This' inspection is a general visual inspection in the following areas:

1. ' Containment Dome - Walk around from the springline walkway looking up, traverses around the dome from at least two horizontal enclosure

( building stringers and a walk around of the upper dome area.

.W GT-M-106 REY. 0 0 Page 7 of 15 INITIALS /DATE 6.2.1 B. 2. Vertical Cylinder Down to Concrete Missle' Shields - Rapid vertical tra-verses using. sky climbers suspended from the walkway monorail. Between ten and fifteen traversas shall be made at approximately equal spacing.

3. Vertical Cylinder below Missle Shields - Visual inspection from the base floor elevation.
4. Penetration Rooms - The mechanical and electrical penetration rooms

! shall be walked from the room floor to perform a general visual inspec-tion of the containment wall in those areas.

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GT-M- 106 REV. O 0 Page 8 of 15 INITIALS /DATE g/wA. /J r/h6. 3 Perform a containment exterior concrete major crack i

survey as outlined below prior to the Structural Integrity Test (1-PT-36). Document this inspection on Attachment 9 3.

6.3.1 Containment Exterior Concrete Major Crack Survey A. A closer inspection of the containment wall for identification of major cracks will be made in selected areas. The inspection is a visual inspection aided by wire gauges when necessary to iden-

, tify any cracks with a width of at-least 0.01 inch for at least 6 inches in length. Note that the above two requirements are concurrent. Exempted from this requirement are' cracks along i

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construction or pour joints.

B. The inspections are to be made~in the following areas:

1. From tne -26'-0" elevation, all areas accessible from the enclosure l building floor (penetration rooms and fuel transfer tube areas are exempted).

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2. From the springline walkway, all accessible areas.

I GT-M-106 REV. O Page 9 of 15 INITIALS /DATE 6.3 1 B. 3. From the permanent walkways and missle shields within reach of the 25 foot elevation, all accessible areas.

The inspection shall be conducted from foot level to 6 feet above the floor in each area. The approximate location and size of any cracks exceeding the above criteria are to be recorded. In addition, cracks exc%eding the above criteria shall be outlined with a A

marking pen beside, not.on, the actual crack.

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. Page 10 of 15 INITIALS /DATE jdge. / A/ 7h4 6. 4 Perform an inspection of the enclosure building interior concrete as outlined below. Document this inspection on Attachment 9.4.

6.4.1 Enclosure Building Interior Concrete Overall Inspection A. The interior accessible and exposed concrete surfaces of the Enclosure Building shall receive a general visual inspection to the same criteria as the Containment Exterior Concrete Overall Inspection (Step 6.2.1). The dome area p .

is excluded from the above observation as it is not exposed. The cylindrical inspection shall be performed using the same methods as the Exterior Containment Overall Inspection and may be performed concurrently. Any noted defects shall be recorded as to type and approximate l

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/ d'mp /$/k 46.5 Perform an inspection of the enclosure building  !

i exterior concrete as outlined below. Document this l inspection on Attachment 9.5.

6.5.1 Enclosure Building Exterior Concrete Overall Inspection A. A general visual inspection of the enclosure' building exterior accessible and exposed concrete surfaces shall be made to the same criteria as the Containment Exterior Concrete Overall Inspection (Step 6.2.1). The visual inspection shall be made fr.om ground level and appropriate building roofs using binoculars or direct visual inspection. Any noted defects shall be-recorded as to type and approximate location, i

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. Page 12 of 15 INITIALS /DATE JC$A- / [Ih[6

, y-6.6 Perform an inspection of the containment interior steel liner as outlined in Section 6.1.1 following the Structural Integrity Test. Document this inspection on Attachment 9.6.

MA. /[/4/[/4 6.7 Perform an overall inspection of the exposed con-tainment enterior concrete as outlined in Section 6.2 following the Structural Integrity Test.

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/[f 4 6.8 Perform a containment exterior concrete major crack survey as outlined in Section 6.3 following the Structural Integrity Test. Document this inspection

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7.0 FINAL CONDITIONS

. /0% ^- /) .11bC' 7 .1 Copies of Attachments 9.1, 9.2 :nd.9.3 have been i

forwarded to UE&C Engineering prior to the Structural Integrity Test.

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Copies of Attachment 9.6, 9.7 and 9.8 have been for-warded to UE&C Engineering following the Structural i

! Integrity Test.

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l i INITIALS /DATE 8.0 ACCEPTAl:CE CRITERIA '

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8.1 A 1005 inspection of the containment interior steel liner has been completed in accordance with Section 6.1 and any defects noted have been submitted to UE&C Engineering for evaluation.

Aw' /J/udf- 8. 2 A 1005 overall inspection of the exposed containment exterior concrete has been completed in accordance

, with Section 6.2 and any defects noted have been submitted to UE&C Engineering for evaluation.

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A containment exterior concrete major crack survey I i has been completed in accordance with Section 6.3 i

f and any defects noted have been submitted to UE&C Engineering for evaluation, g;., /s /.7/u' 8.4 A 1005 inspection of the enclosure building interior concrete has been completed in accordance with Section 6.4 and any defects noted have been sub-mitted to UE&C Engirieering for evaluation.

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8. 5 A 1005 inspection of the enclosure building exterior '

concrete has been completed in accordance with Section 6.5 and any defects noted have been sub-mitted to UE&C Engineering for-evaluation.

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8. 6 A 1005 inspection of the containment interior steel liner has been completed in accordance with Section 6.6 and any defects noted have been submitted to I

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/'aA /f//[f68.7 A 100% overall inspection of the exposed containment exterior concrete has been completed in accordance with Section 6.7 and any defects noted have been submitted to UE&C Engineering for eva'luation.

MA /J ( 8.8 A containment exterior concrete major crack survey has been completed in accordance with Section 6.8 and any defects noted have been submitted to UE&C Engineering for evaluation.

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90 ATTACHMENTS 9.1 Pre-SIT Containment Interior Steel Liner Inspection.

92 Pre-SIT Overall Inspection of Containment Exterior.

9.3 Pre-SIT Containment Exterior Major Crack Survey.

9.4 Enclosure Building Interior Inspection.

9.5 Enclosure Building Exterior Inspection.

9.6 Post-SIT Containment Interior Steel Liner Inspection.

9.7 Post-SIT Overall Inspection of Containment Exterior.

9.8 Post-SIT Containment Exterior Major Crack Survey.

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TPI-62-F01 REV. 2 mia$4ASAOOIC STADOM 1

SEABROOK STATION GENERAL TEST PROCEDURE Test Number: GT-M-106 Revision: 0

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TPI-63-F01 REV. 2 TEST PROCEDURE FIELD CHANGE implementation Date __J-> J'-#6 Test No. GT-M-106 Revision No. O Field Change No.1

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Test Title Containment and Containment Enclosure Surface Inspection Description of Change: (1) Add the following NOTE to Sections 1.2, 2 . 2 ,.

8.4 and 8.5:

NOTE: The surface inspection of the Containment enclosure is not part of the containment surface insoections cerformed in accordance with the requirements of ASME B & PV Code,Section III, Division 2

(.V ticle CC-6000). Therefore, the inspection results of the con-I tainment enclosure (Attachments 9.4 and 9.5) will not be part of the inspection report submitted in accordance with Article CC-6000.

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' Reason for Change: (1) To clarify the recortina recuirements of the containment enclosure surface inspections (2) To amplify the in-terior containment inspection requirements.

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(2) Add the following NOTE to Section 6.1.2A NOTE: This inspection shall include other restrictive items attached-to the liner system with rigid connections which would interfere with liner free growth.

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TPI-64-F05 Ray. 3 Test No: 1-PT-36 Sheet 1 of 2 4

TEST CRITIQUE Preparations for the Containment Structural Integrity Test (SIT) were completed Friday March 14, 1986 and pressurization commenced l at 0735 March 15, 1986. Operation of the pressurization system

. was practically trouble-free. One compressor failed to restart

] following -the 26 psig plateau inspection. - Starter problem was corrected and the compressor was back on line within 30 minutes.

A second compressor failed during pressurization to 39 psig but was returned to service within one hour. No other system problems were encountered.

1 Containment exterior crack mapping was accomplished with no significant problems. Only one surface area was required to be crack mapped in addition to the original five specified by UE&C.

This was in the O' elevation electrical penetration area between i

penetration H57 and H46. At the.39 psig and 50 psig plateaus, STD personnel inspected other areas identified as potential abnor-malities per NCR 59/5518A. All areas were accepted-as-is.

Con tainmen t interior measurements were completed with 63 DCDT's.

l Of these, four experienced programatic problems which were resolved and corrected during initial pressurization. One l instrument was found, af ter SIT, to have polarity reversed on installation, and two others were found to be reversed in loca-tion. These seven items did not effect final results. During t

post SIT inspections, one DCDT was found to be stuck, one bracket i

had detached from the liner and another DCDT was damaged .when the i

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TEST CRITIQUE 1 bracket fell from position. Data from these three instruments was used only up to the point where they were suspected to have failed. Test exceptions 1-10 note these items. Interpretation of data and comparison with predicted results will be per Brewer Engineering Laboratories final report. Integrated Leak Rate Tes ting (ILRT) was performed per 1-PT(I)-37.1 during the depressurization phase of SIT. This test commenced at the 39 psig depressurization interval and took approximately 60 hours6.944444e-4 days <br />0.0167 hours <br />9.920635e-5 weeks <br />2.283e-5 months <br />.

Final O psig measurements and inspections were completed at 1030 March 21, 1986. Recovery criteria was met after approximately 20 hours2.314815e-4 days <br />0.00556 hours <br />3.306878e-5 weeks <br />7.61e-6 months <br />.

Calibration data for DCDTs'(pre and post test) are included as attachment 9 5 to PT-36. Also in this attachment are the calibration data for Brewer data logger and associated instru-ments. SIT pressure was read at two 0-150 psig gages (FLS-357, FLS- 10 34 ) . Calibration data is available from M&TE.

The only information included in this test package which is not l

attached to PT-36 is the final report from Brewer Engineering Labora tories .

As Test Director for the Structural Integrity Test, I have reviewed preliminary data and discussed these results with UE&C Engineering. I consider this test to have been satisfactorily completed and recommend completion acceptance of .1-PT(I)-36.

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.- SEABROOK STATION PREOPERATIONAL TEST PROCEDURE 1-PT(I)-36 PRIMARY CONTAINMENT STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY TEST PREPARED BY: R. B. McCormack SECTION TITLE PAGE 1.0 OBJECTIVES 2

2.0 REFERENCES

3 30 PREREQUISITES 4 4.0 SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS 7 5.0 INITIAL CONDITIONS

  • 9 6.0 TEST INSTRUCTIONS 10 7.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 14 8.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA 15 9.0 ATTACHMENTS 16 ,

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, 1.0 OBJECTIVE 1.1 The objective of this test is t; perform a structural

.. 'ntegrity test of the containment structure.

l 1.2 The test is intended to demonstrate the following:

1.2.1 As the containment is pressurized, the deflections of the containment's structural elements and the cracks of its exterior concrete surface are within

predicted limits.

1.2.2 After depressurization, acceptable recovery is achieved.

1.2 3 The yielding of reinforcement does not develop as determined from analysis of crack width or deflec-tion data.

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2.0 REFERENCES

, , , GUNHENT NO. TITLE REVISION REVISION 2.1 ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code,Section III, Division 2, 1980 Edition, Article CC-6000, Structural Integrity j9g3 Test of Concrete Containment Structures 1980 2.2 1-PT(I)-37.1, Reactor Containment Integrated Leak Rate Test o' /

23 USNRC Regulatory Guide 1.136, Materials, Construction and Testing of Concrete Rev. 2 /4gj Containments 1981 2.4 Code of Federal Regulations, 10 CFR 50, l Appendix J 1972 II70 l

2.5 UE&C Specification No. 5-5, " Structural Integrity Test for Unit 1 Containment" 1 .1 2.6 ANSI N45.2, Leak Rate Testing of Containment Structures for Nuclear Reactors 1972 /f 72 2.7 UE&C Technical Procedure TP-13,

" Structural Integrity Test (SIT) for Public Service Company of New Hampshire -

Seabrook Station 1 Amend. /hutm/'

2.8 FSAR, Chapter 16, Section 6.2 56 3d Amend. dMdhd(

2.9 FSAR, Chapter 16 'ection 3/4.6.1 56 50 Amend. /bwem/

2.10 FSAR, Table 14.2-3, Item 36 56 5%

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2.11 FSAR, Chapter 3, Section 3.8 56 #4 i Brewer Engineering Laboratories - Test Plan for Seabrook Station - Unit 1 /'jp 2.12 Structural Integrity Test 2/4/86 l

GT-M-106, Containment and Containment 2.13 Enclosure Surface Inspection 0 0 f

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1-PT(I)-36 REV. 1 Page 4 of~16 INITIALS /DATE 30 PREREQUISITES

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[W/ 313# 3 1 The Test Director'has reviewed the latest revisions of the applicable references to determine if any changes have been made which could affect the te'st performance or results.

h / 3'iIO 32 The Incomplete Items List has been reviewed and no items exist that could affect the performance of this test, b /3'I I 33 The Lifted Lead and Jumper Log and Danger Tag Log have been reviewed and no items exist that could affect the performance of this test.

h /3-+1h 3 4 The Phase 1 Test Index has been reviewed and no I

outstanding items exist that could affect the per-formance of this test.

/3M 3 .5 All personnel involved with the performance of this test have been briefed on the content of the proce-dure and their required duties.

hN/334b 36 A general inspection of the accessible interior and exterior surfaces of the containment structure and components has been performed to ensure structural integrity per GT-M-106 (Reference 2.13).

k b /} M 3.7 All unnecessary construction equipment has been removed from the containment and containment enclosure.

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[m A /3 1f4 3.8 Containment exterior has been inspected to ensure

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sufficient clearance is available between the con-tainment wall and adjacent structures. A minimum of 2 inches must be allowed.

[lhA / 3 MJ' 3 9 Containment exterior surfaces designated for crack mapping (per UE&C TP-13) have been prepared per contractor /UE&C' Construction recommendations.

[/h"/ 3 MN 3 10' Additional crack areas, determined during pre-test inspection to require crack mapping (per UE&C inspection criteria), have been prepared.

[db"/ 3#4f 3 11 Sufficient scaffolding or other appropriate means of access have been provided for containment inspec-y ,tions. l khWl /1'*Ib 3 12 Temporary ventilation and lighting as required in the containment enclosure area are installed and

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I hh'/3YO 3.13 Communications have been established between moni-toring stations, the data acquisition area and the compressor station area.

shA / 2- /6-%3 14 All necessary instrumentation for this test is installed, operational and in current calibration per Attachment 9 2 and Attachment 9 3 I

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[INA /FN4f_ 3 15 A test gauge (0-100 psig minimum range, 0-200 psig maximum range) has been installed to monitor con-tainment pressure. This gauge is located within view of the operator of the pressurization /

depressurization control valve operator.

The gauge shall have beer. calibrated prior to use.

/8 I 3 16 Prerequisites of 1-PT(I)-37.1, Section 3 0, have been signed off, except 3 7 (SIT complete).

JZh / 34$4h 3 17 Startup QA and the ANI have been notified that the l

test is about to commence.

</h 2345 h3 18 The Unit Shift Supervisor and Shift Test Director have been notified that the test is about to com-mence.

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4j p SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS I 6 ndk15-#S 4.1 Do not exceed 61.0 psig containment pressure, p r +/

5 /?-15-44 4.2 Pressurization shall be at' a uniform rate at approximately 2 psi per hour but not to exceed 1

7-f r-f1 3.5 psi per hour.

(3 / 5-s544 43 Depressurization shall be at a rate of approximately

/6 pfr-74 4 psi per hour but not to exceed 5 psi per hour.

(2d6 /lWS/I 4.4 Approved ear protection may be required in high noise areas such as adjacent to air charging piping yvrvr and depressurization lines.

Oo /1Lt3-8# 4.5 Temperature differential between the containment interior and the containment enclosure space shall be maintained less than or equal to 65'F. This may be insured by providing temporary heating in the 3.fy jg enclosure area, as necessary.

6 /315104.6 During pressurization, the operating current of any operating containment air recirculation fan motors shall be monitored for possible overloading. If any containment air recirculation fan motor running current exceeds 177 amps, stop the affected fan motor and increase the frequency of monitoring the remaining units. Operating data is to be recorded l

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( 3 67 /5146AI4. 7 Personnel not performing functions related to the

. pFwt ku !F test or otherwise authorized by the SIT Test Director shall be prohibited from established exclusion areas.

(1 6 /?H F#l I 4. 8 All designated crack mapping areas as well as any

% ha ff areas identified during pretest inspection for crack mapping will be monitored during pressure plateaus  !

I identified in TP-13 The SIT Test Director shall be  :

notified immediately of any abnormalities during the  :

conduct of the test. All required surfaces of the containment structure will be illuminated to the degree that the surfaces can be monitored 'for y cracking.

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1-PT(I)-36 REV. 1 Page 9 of 16 INITIALS /DAIE 5.0 INITIAL CONDITIONS C/5 ' A/f-K 5.1 The containment structure, reactor coolant and other

& 3-irf4 associated systems, and the containment isolation system are essentially in the condition necessary to perform the ILRT per 1-PT(I)-37.1. The ILRT will be performed during the depressurization phase of the SIT. I L

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1-PT(I)-36 REV. 1 Page 10 of 16 INITIALS /DATE 6.0 TEST INSTRUCTIONS NOTES: 1) The SIT will be performed as outlined in UE&C Technical Procedure TP-13 and Attachment 9 2.

2) Record atmospheric conditions per 1-PT(I)-37.1 during periods when the containment is pressurized. Instrumentation utilized for containment atmospheric conditions is described in 1-PT(I)-37.1, Attachment 9 4.
3) Attachment 9 1 shall be signed off at the completion of each SIT pressurization and depressurization plateau.
4) The decision to start pressurization stages or to abort-the test will be the responsibility of the SIT Test Director with concurrence of UE&C Engineering.

O i wanto l Kfk/E/fM 6.1 Take initial set of data at 0 psig. Obtain Q.) Attachment 9.1 sign-offs.

h/El 6.2 Open CGC-V-45 and commence pressurization to dd 13 (1 1.0) psig.

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/N 6.3 Maintain 13 (1 0) psig for I hour (minimum) and 1

Vw perform containment exterior inspections and interior measurements. Obtain Attachment 9 1 sign-offs.

/3' N 6.4 Commence pressurization to 26 (1 10) p s-i g .

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  1. a o / 9-i5-56.5 Maintain 26 (11 0) psig for 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> (minimum) and sm klh "

{ Emrum F perform Containment exterior inspections and i sbs interior measurements. Obtain Attachment 9.1~ sign-offs.

i OL'o /5:5-66.6 commence pressurization.to.39 (1 0) psig.

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MD 3-/4-sc l WMAG I perform containment exterior inspections and interior measurements. Obtain Attachment 91 sign-offs.

C 6 / 344 6.8 commence pressurization to 52 (1 0) psig.

1 hhME/4-/h 6.9 Maintain 52 (+1.0) psig for 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> (minimum) and sm -

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I1'/3'/#'f 6 .10 commence pressurization to 60 (+1.0, -0) psig.

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interior measurements. Obtain Attachment 9 1 sign-offs.

Cl*> /34-8G 6.12 Secure compressors and shut CGC-V-45. Align the depressurization header for depressurization.

Ensure vent valve is shut'.

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CAUTION: Initially, depressurization flow will be sonic. Appropriate personnel precautions must be observed.

b m.o l do/ort1-4 6.14 Maintain 52 (+1.0) psig for 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> (minimum) and perform containment interior measurements. Obtain Attachment 9 1~ sign-offs.

MCIS /M-sf 6.15 Commence depressurization to 39 (1 0) psig. 1

{ gws0 i b &lMI 6.16 Maintain 39 (+1.0) psig for 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> (minimum) and

k. ,, ) perform' containment exterior inspections and

, interior measurements. Obtain Attachment 9.1 sign- (

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pressure shall be maintained at or below-39rf- l psig and 1-PT(I)-37.1 shall become the f controlling procedure.

F/ 6.17 Commence depressurization to 26 (1 1 0) psig.

NOTE: This step may be ommitted if pressure is reduced to 26 (1 1 0) psig per 1-PT(I)-37.1, p3 following ILRT.

l 6 /Sf0 M.18 Maintain 26 (11 0) psig for 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> (minimum) and l<

perform containment interior measurements. Obtain Attachment 9.1 sign-offs.

1-PT(I)-36 REV. 1 Pago 13 of 16 INITIALS /DAIE GE /s.2, 846.19 Commence depressurization to 13 (1 0) psig.

1 b / Mo8/6.20 Maintain 13 (1 0) psig for 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> (minimum) and 1

perform containment interior measurements. Obtain Attachment 9.1 sign-offs.

CuS /S28-8k.21 commence depressurization to o psig.

fM/J-3130 6.22 Just prior to the 24-hour recovery period (as l vtFi*e I directed by the SIT Test Director), perform final O psig containment exterior inspections and interior measurements. Obtain Attachment 9 1 sign-offs.

3 9 MF/ 3dr[6 6.23 When containment entry is permitted, perform yjjg j post-SIT inspection of inside containment liner for damage or evidence of local distress.

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[f/h*C/ 34I-N 7 .1 Post-test SIT instrumentation calibration has been completed (including the test gauge installed at the pressurization /depressurization control valve).

I hn /lddf0 7.2 All test data has been collected and inspection results have been evaluated.

NOTE: Restoration from the SIT /ILRT will be per-1-PT(I)-37.1.

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, INITIALS /DATI 8.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA h */ M 3.1 The response to pressurization /depressurization shall be as contained in UE&C Technical Procedure TP-13 Test Completed By: .

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?.1 Pressurization /Depressurization Concurrence and Sign-off Sheet.

92 Test Plan for Seabrook Station - Unit 1, Structural Integrity Test.

93 Installation Procedure for Temporary Frames for Structural Integrity Test of Primary Containment Structure.

94 Project Quality Assurance Plan for Containment i

Structure. j 95 Exterior. Inspection / Mapping and Interior Measurement

, Data (to be supplied by Teledyne and attached upon completion of SIT).

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I ATTACMENT 9 1 Page 1 of 1 1-PT(I)-36 REV. 1 PRESSURIZATION /DEPRESSURIZATION CONCURRENCE AND SIGN-OFF SHEET

  • i Signature in the blocks priwi.1..s1 constitutes the signer's verification that those areas under his responsioility are complete and concurrence to .:ont inue to the next pressurization /depressurization plateau.

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