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Rev 35 to Instruction QI-QP-11.16-1, Installation Insps of Non-Nuclear Safety Seismic Category II Supports for Class V Piping
ML20211K078
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Issue date: 07/24/1984
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1.0 REFERENCES

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1-A QI-QP-11.4-22, " Protective Coati /n s Unique Identifica

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1-B QI-Q P-11.21-1, "Requirenents for Visual Weld Inspections" 1-C QI-QP-16.0-5, " Reporting of Base Metal Defects" 1-D CP-CPM-6.9D, " Welding and Related Processes" l

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1-E QI-QP-11.14-1, " Inspection of Site Fabrication and Installation of Structural and Miscellaneous Steel" C

1-F QI-QP-11.14-10

" Inspection of Safety Wired Fastene rs" i

1-G QI-QP-11.0-15

" Verification of Base Plates for Grouting" 1-H CP-0P-18.0, " Inspection Reports"

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1-T CP-CPM-6.10. " Inspected Item Removal Notice Fonn" 1-J CP-QP-16.0, "Nonconfonnances" i

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1-K CP-CPM-6.3, " Preparation, Approval and Control of Operation Travelers" l

1-L CP-Q P-21.0,

" Inspection Verification for Room Tu rnover" 1-M QI-QP-19.5-1, "Su rveillance and Ins of Completed Installations for Separation / Spacing (pection unit 1 & Canmon Buildings) i 1-N QI-QP-19. 5-1 A,

" Surveillance and Inspection of Completed I

Installations for Separation / Spacing (Unit II Buildings) l 1-0 CCP-45, "Pemanent and Temporary Attachments to Embedded Weld Plates"

! Q 1-P QI,QP-11.2-1,

" Ins talla tion of "H il ti" Oril led-In Bol ts"

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l 2.0 GENERAL 2.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE This Instruction sets forth the criteria and requirements to be used when perfoming installation and fabrication inspections of Class

5. pipe suppo rts.

17 a conflict exists between this Instruction and the support drawing, the drawing shall take precedent.

This Instruction does not apply to Class 1, 2 or 3 pipe supports.

2.2 MATERIALS Hanger materials shall comply with the drawing requirements, e.g.,

material size and type, etc.

Material used in the fabrication of Class 5 pipe supports may be ASTM or ASMEr material.

All materials shall be from "0"

or ASME stock.

Unless otherwise specified on the drawing, the following materials shall be used:

a.

Structural shapes - A-36 or SA-36 b.

Base Plates - A or SA - 36 o'r 515 GR 65 c.

Structural tubing - A-500 Grade B d.

Specialty items - as described in the vendor catalogs.

2.2.1 Transfer of Protective Coating Unique Identification Number For all coated bulk steel intended for use in the Reactor Building (as designated by the presence of a "QP" ' unique identification number, the QC inspector shall veri fy and docianant the transfer of the "0P" ntsnber (Drior to cuttina) in accordance with Reference 1-A.

2.3 MARKING i

Material marking shall be maintained throughout fabrication _

and until i nstal la tion.

In addition, the support assembly shall be pemanently marked with the hanger mark number.

3.0 INSTRUCTION I

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,at121 a as 3 of 70 3.1.1 Weld Procedures and Performances All weld procedures and welder performances are qualified in accordance with ASME,Section IX. All welded pipe attachments shall be in accordance with pipe welding procedures.

The welder's symbol shall be recorded on the Inspection Report._

3.1.2 Weld Sizes Support member welding shall confonn to drawing requirements with the following exceptions and clarifications:

a.

In special cases where two structural tubes of unequal size join and the larger tube has an excessive corner radius, the design drawing will specify a fillet weld which is a combination flare bevel and a fillet weld.

When the weld size is not specified, the minimum weld size shall fill the groove so that the weld is at least flush wi th the outer su rface of the la rger (see, Figure 1) member, b.

The fillet weld size shall be as specified on the drawing except where shim material is to be welded and it is not possible for engineering to predetennine shim size due to as-built conditions.

In such cases, sizing and welding of the shim shall be in accordance with, Figures 3, 4, 5 and 6.

c.

Non-skewed fillet weld sizes shall be checked with a l

fillet weld gage (Fibremetal or equivalent).

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space limitation restricts the use of a fillet weld gauge other approved measuring devices shall be utilized, as directed by the QA/QC Supervisor or his designee.

Both (leg size and length) shown on the drawing shall be the minimum required weld size, except that fillet weld legs in any single continuous weld shall be to be 1/16" undersize (wi thout j

correction)pemitted I

provided that the portion of undersized weld does not exceed 10% of the total weld length.

l, Oversize fillet welds are acceptable providing they l.

do not distort the members being jointed.

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Weld size for component support welds at skewed joints, with no machining requi red, wilI be verified in accordance with Reference 1-B_.

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skewed joints shall be as per nt 1, Figure 3 1

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Welds made but not specified by design, as authorized by DCA 17797, shall be inspected in accordance with Paragraph 3.2.2.

Size and location of subject welds shall not be basis for rejection.

3.1.3 Skewed Fillet Welds Skewed fille t welds on rts installed and inspected prior to 10-1-82 al be re-Inspected]for size per this instruction and Referenc_e 1-6.

Document inspection per Paragraph 3.3 of Reference 1-B.

3.2 WORXMANSHIP 3.2.1 Preparation A minimum of 2" inches on each side of the weld joint shall be free of moisture, di rt, grease, and oil.

Acceptable agents for cleaning include Varsol and Stoddard Solvent.

,.(J Mechanical preparation shall result in a clean surface for a minimum of is inch on each side of the joint, for groove welds and 1/2" on each side of measured leg (toe) for fillet welds.

9 Deoxaluminate compound, used to coat weld preps, need not be removed before weloing.

Fit-up criteria shall be per the Weid Procedure Specification specified.

3.2.2 Welding Inspection a.

Weld inspection shall be performed in accordance with Reference 1-B, Paragraph 3.3.

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Base Metal Defects shall be reported in accordance with Referer.ce 1-C (arc strikes, mishandling marks, etc.).

Hisdrilled holes due to misfabrication or design change l

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require the issuance of a RPS by Welding Engineering prior to weld repair.

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NUMBER DATE CPSES QI-QP-11.16-1 35 Jtjt. 2 4 IS84 5 of 70 3.2.3 Post-Weld Heat Treatment Post-weld heat treatment, when required, shall be perfonned ha-r="i rements of Reference 1-0 and documented on Attac ment lj9. Construction shall notify QC prior to the s -weld heat treatment process commencing. The QC Inspector shall initiate an IR (Attachment 18) and place it with the weld data package, where it will remain until the PWHT process is completed.

Upon completion of the PWHT process, the completed IR shall remain with the weld d:ta package and shall be transmitted to the PPRV.

3.2.4 Bolt Holes Bolt holes in angles shil not be closer than 11s times the bolt diameter frp the Mg es +h( annia t the center of the bolt hole. ((See Attachment 1, Figure 3.2.5 Bolted Connections The QC Inspector, when inspecting bolted connections, shall visually inspect for the following:

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Bolts are the correct length as indicated by having bolts flush with, or outside of, the face of the nut when completely installed.

b.

Turning elements are on the correct face.

c.

Washers are used when required.

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Bolt heads and nuts shall rest squarely against the metal or washer.

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Ral-t theaagal1 be inspeeted per eference 1 e.

Where bolts are used on surfaces having slopes greater than 1-in-20 with a plane nonnal to the bolt axis, beveled washers shall be provided to give full bearing

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Threaded bolts on friction-type connections shall be tightened. with properly calibrated wrenches or by tu rn-of-nut method.

Threaded bolts on bearing-type connections shall be tightened snug tight as a minimum

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When " Turn-of-nut" method f r used for bolt tightening, the impact wrench or other pneumatic device does not require calibration.

However, the device shall be of adequate capacity and sufficiently supplied with air to perfonn the required tightening of each bolt in approximately ten seconds.

When this method is used, the following steps will be followed by construction:

1.

All bolts in each joint shall first be brought to a " snug tight" condition (snug tight is defined as the tightness attained by a few impacts of an impact wrench or the full effort of a man using an ordinary spud wrench).

2.

All the nuts shall then be match-marked using an approved industrial marker, i.e.: Missen; which has certified contents.

3.

All the bolts in the joint shall then be tightened O

by the appiicabie==ount or aut rotattoa specified in Attachment 11A.

4.

Tightening shall progress systematically fran the most rigid part of the joint to its freest edges.

5.

There shall be no rotation during tightening of the part not turned by the wrench.

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The end of all bolts shall be marked with the industrial marker when required nut rotation has j.

been attained.

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When using the

" Calibrated Wrench" method for tightening bolts, the following steps will be followed by construction:

1.

Impact wrench shall be calibrated prior to use each morning and afternoon for each adj usted tension setting.

2.

Impact wrenches shall be recalibrated at any time significant changes are made in the equipment; i.e., air hose length changed by more than 200 feet or a significant difference is noted in the condition of the bolts,' nuts, or washers.

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By use of Bolt-Tension Calibrator, adjust impact l

wrench until 3 con e bolt _s are tightenert to required tension; See Attachment 115 for require;d tension).

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Use new bolt and nut each time the calibrator is used, i.e., 3 bolts tightened require 3 new bolts and nuts; if a msher is to be used in the structure, then a washer shall also be used when calibrating the impact wrench.

5.

When several bolts are installed in a single joint, the impact wrench shall be retu rned to

" touch-up" bolts previously tightened to assure that any bolts which may have been loosened by the tightening of subsequent bolts are tightened to the prescribed amount.

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When Richmond inserts are used, thread engagement into the insert shall be at least 2 X the bolt diameter +

1/8".

Therefore, the required length of the bolts

[(2 x bolt diameter) + 1/8 inch] + [ grout used

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thickness + thickness of structural member attached

+ thickness of washer (as applicable)].

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When field connections are to be made by "use of A325 C

boits and tiohtened with a caiibrated torsiue wrench, a hardened flat, washer shall be used under the turned element and shall be tightened as follows:

Bolt Size Torque (Inches)

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1/2 93 5/8 228 3/4

.387 7/8 518 1

725 k.

If bolts are to be safety wired, QC shall inspect safety wire application in accordance with Reference 1-F.

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Hilti bolt inspection shall be per Reference 1-P.

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Carbon steel supports in contact with stainless i

steel pipe do not require stainless shims between the support and pipe unless the operating temperature of the line exceeds 650" F.

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Copper b.

Copper inserts shall be installed between the hanger and copper pipe to avoid direct contact of copper pipe with the steel or iron hanger.

3.2.7 Weep Holes -

" Weep holes" necessary for the exhaust of welding gases are not required to be located on the design detail drawing provided there is only one hole drilled and the hole diameter is 1/4-inch or smaller.

Any deviation from the preceding shall be brought to the attention of the engineer for proper dis position.

3.2.8 Dimensional Tolerances Dimensional tolerances shall be' as specified on the design document.

If tolerances are not specified the following Q

tolerances shall apply:

a.

Dimensi'ons on support members (except rods) up to 12"...

2 1/8".

b.

Dimensions on support members (except rods) over 12"...

t 1/4".

c.

Attachment to tese plates shall be allowed

" from the centerline of the attachment to the centerline of the bolt hole.

d.

Pipe location dimensions detailed as reference dimen-sions (Ref) shall be 2".

e.

Dimensions relative to support membe r, orientation, l

other than pipe location, shall have a 1" tolerance.

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The material cut lengths as given on the BRH bill nf_

material snali not be used for hanaer dimancion al verification.

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Tolerances as stated in a. and b. above are only applicable to support members that have specific dimensions given on the design doctanent.

All other dimensions shall be based on design s

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QI-QP-11.16-1 35 9 of 70 3.2.9 Welded Attachments to Embedded Strips / Plates 3.2.9.1 Definitions a.

" Strip Plates" are those plates 3/4" thick, either 8" or 10" wide and of.Various lengths which are anchored to concrete surfaces by embedded Nelson Studs.

b.

"Large Plates" are those plates 3/4" x 4'0" x 8'0" or 3/4" x 8 'O." x 12'0" wnich are anchored to concrete su rfaces by embedded Nelson Studs.

This includes pla tes of either of these naminal sizes which were modified to include cut-outs or irregular outside

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shapes to confom to building configurations.

3.2.9.2 Permanent Attachment Location Pennanent attachments shall be located in confomance with design documents, but where the special situations described in the following paragraphs are encountered, the locations O

shall be subject to the provisions stated in this section.

Attachments to "larca" n12 tee i the tilever region as defined afa Figure 1 of Attachment shall not be made m

except in those cases where: ~~

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The design doctanent specifically states that investigation of the load being applied to the contilever region has been accomplished by the designer, o_r b.

The design document provides for an additional member or members which serve to span the cantilever region, and are not attached to the plate within the cantilever region.

When an attachment is nede to a strip plate at a location not specifically shown on approved, controlled drawings, and the attachment would be located more than 3/4" fram the center line of the p(late, the location shall be approved by the on-site "CPPE" Comanche Peak ject Engineering Departmen prior to doing the work ee Figure 2 on Attachment Attachments to " strip" piann in tne cantiiever region as defined on Figure 2 of Attachment No. 21 shall not be made except in those cases where:

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The design document specifically shows that investigation of the load being applied to the cantilever region has been accomplished and that additional stiffeners are provided in the design to transfer the loads to the end set of studs, or_

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The design document provides for an additional member or members which serve to span the cantilever region.

Welds for a hanger, and auxiliary steel where used for that hanger, whall be separated a minimum nf 19" from an. adjacent hana - =nd its auxiliarv steel 6 Figure 3 on AttachmE7tt-I

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to smedded weld pla tes which interface wi th ins t'al led expansion anchors shall provide the required clearances indicated in Reference 1-P, unless othemise shown on an l

engineering drawing. Unless specifically approved otherwise.

Strip plates which have separation violations with concrete expancsion anchors may be rendered unuseable by-CPPE Civil Department after an engineering evaluation has been made.

Plate sections that are rendered unuseable will be so stated i

on a DCA.

This are of the plate will then be painted red in accordance with the. appropriate architectural specification.

No attachments shall be made to any protion of a strip plate which has been rendered unuseable and no portion of a strip plate shall be rendered unuseable if it has an attachment already made to it.

3.3 HANGER SUPPORT ATTACHMENTS If hanger attachments are involved, the following verifications shall be made:

a.

Verify the pipe spool nunber if marked on the spool is the same as the number referenced in the Hanger Docunentation Package.

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Verify the attachment material, size and orientation are as per the drawing.

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Verify clearance between the face of the attachment.and ij the support is as specified per the drawing or Paragraph

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This verification of the hanger attachment shall be documented on the Inspection Report.

Attachments not installed shall be noted as unsatisfactory and the Unsat inspection

report, along with the Hanger Documentation Package, shall be returned to the craft foreman for further processing in accordance with Paragraph 3.16.2.

3.4 CRITERIA FOR SHIMMING AND GROUTING WALL OR CEILING SUPPORT BASE PLATES Inspection of base plates to detemine the necessity of grout shall be performed and documented per Reference 1-G.

3.5 U-BOLTS / THREAD SUPPORTS

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U-bolts used on bilateral restraints shall have 1/16" clearance and be double nutted on each side.

(See

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.O Spacer shims, tack welded to the support member, shall be used as required to maintaia required ciearance. Ciearance tolerance is as follows:

Where 1/16" is specified on the top and both sides, it is pemitted to have not less than 1/32" or more than 1/8" on top.

The total side clearance (both sides) shall not exceed 1/8", the minimum total clearance is 1/16".

It is pennissible to have "0" on one side and 1/8" on the opposite side.

I For installation of U-bolts on 3-4ach and =11er oi na--

f Attachment'1) supports, Details 2 and 3 of Fiaure 9A on show acceptable arrangements when the design urawing depicts the configuration as shown in Detail 1 of Figure 9A.

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All bolts shall be snug tight to prevent loosening from i.

vibration during operation, except where a specific torque value or turn of the nut method is specified.

Unless otherwise specified, all threaded fixtures as a i

minimum shall have one full thread through the nut.

J Threaded Rod Supports shall be adjusted to take the full load of the pipe unless otherwise specified on the drawings.

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3.6 SUPPORT CLEARANCE Within a box structure where the design shows 1/16" on both sides, the total dimensional tolerance shall be 1/8" 1/16" or any cambination.

NOTE:

Clearances ' that have been previously verified by QC inspection prior to any pre-operational testing of the system, are not' required to be re-verified provided no modifications have been made to the support that could affect these clearances.

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Where the design shows 0" on one side and 1/16" on the other side, the sum of the two gaps shall not be less than 1/32" or greater than 1/8".

For axial restraints, where the design shows 1/16" clearance between shear lugs and the restraining member, the total clearance for both sides of the restraint shall not be more than 3/16".

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3.7 LOCATION TOLERANCES With respect to drawing locations, hangers shall be erected within the following permissive tolerance ranges unless the Engineer directs otherwise.

3.7.1 Dead Weight Supports For dead weight supports--p'lus or minus 12 inches axially.

and plumbness tl'.

3.7.2 Seismic Restraints For seismic restraints:

a.

Seismic restraints, anchors, guides, etc., may be located plus or minus 2 x pipe wall plus two inches fran its theoretical position.

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For attachments to center of structural steel reaction members--plus or minus two inches, and plumbness 2*.

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QI-QP-11.16-1 35 JUL 2 4 W 13 of 70 In the use of these deviation values, when more than one directional plane is involved, the resultant value shall not exceed the deviation value.

The Field Engineer should be consulted in making this determination, All supports shall be checked to assure that they are c.

level and plumb 'within 5*.

3.7.3 Knee Brace Knee Brace, "Kicke r" may have a 22* tolerance from the specified angle.

3.8 SWAY STRUTS 3.8.1 Sway Strut (As Received)

The sway strut unit is composed of the pipe clamp assembly, the rear bracket assembly, and the sway strut assembly.

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Pipe Clamp Assembly (Attachment 1, Figure 7) bearing washers / spaces are installed between the clamp halves with a high-strength pin. Under no circtsnstances should the clamp bolts be interchanged with the high-strength pin.

l All clamp assembly parts used for strut ins tallation s

M eid in eccc-d aca wh reouirements-tachment 1.

Figures jh 14, 15 and 16 fo r N.

designed hangers aho (attachment 1,

Figure 1/ g ITT Grinnell designed haigers.

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Rear Bracket Assembly ttachment 1, Figure 8)q_yashers shall be on the inside o e bracket anns, one on either side of the sway strut spherical bearing.

If cotter pins are used, they should be the maximum size the hole-will accommodate and shall be fully opened.

If split snap j.

rings are installed, they should be examined to verify that the rings are not broken, sprung or deformed.

NOTE:

The spacers may not fit when assembling the rear bracket due to tne tolerances. At this time, one or nore of the spacers nay be deleted provided the resulting

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The Sway Strut Assembly nt 1,

Figure 10) spherical bearing should be Ti.a 6d wignuy in tn adjustable ends and should have a washer on either side when installed.

The sway strut should have the correct adjustment as per the design drawing and the jamb nuts should be tight.

If engagement sight holes are present on the strut body, thread engagement should be verified.

NOTE 1:

The degrees allowed for misalignment are given by the spherical bearings and their relationship to 6

the flat washers. Normally the thicker flat washers are installed on the clamp end and the thinner washers on the rear bracket end.

NOTE 2:

It is extremely important that the clamp halves are installed as clow te-pr:lle! =

icable (see illustration onkttachment 1, Fqiaure 7),

Unparallel clamp halves will be considered unacceptable if the gap at the upper end of the clam 7 will allow enough

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space for the spherical bearing to be disloged from the eye rod end.

NOTE 3:

The sway strut body may be rotated end for end so that the jamb nut is either towards the pipe clamp or the rear bracket.

NOTE: 4 Paint on spherical bearings applied after ins talla tion is acceptable providing strut gimbles freely.

d.

Struts and seismic limiters shall be installed within 21* of the design specified angle.

If design specified offset is over 5*, and binding results, condition shall be. addressed to Engineering.

If design does not specify l-an offset angle, instal la tion shall be wi thin t1*

perpendicular to pipe.

Linear dimensions in relation to offset shall not be used to determine offset. When offset does exist and only linear dimensions are i

specified on design, Engineering shall specify the

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Thread upset verification of all sway struts including modified struts, shall be stamped on both ends with a 5 point star or a 6 point star, indicating that thread upset was verified at time of manufacture or on site, respectively.

Stamping verification shall be documented on the "campleted support" IR by the QC Inspector.

When the star stamp is not verifiable on struts that are installed, the following procedure shall be used:

a.

QC shall verify thread engagement if sight holes are present in the strut body, b.

If sight holes are not present, Construction shall disconnect one end of the strut and attempt to back-out the threaded members on each end of the strut body.

If the threaded members will not back-out due to proper thread uspet, QC shall accept the sway strut and stamp O

both ends with a 6 point star.

If the threaded member backs-out of the strut body, QC shall return the documentation package to Construction and construction shall add sight holes in accordance with appropriate construction procedures.

3.8.3 3ight Holes I

Sight holes added by c 1 be located according to dimensions given o Attachment 2.

NOTE:

The Z (min) dimensio tachment 2 hown for the solid type coupling as a minimum.

If layout indicates that the sight hole will be drilled through the weld, the sight hole should be adjusted to just clear the weld.

3.8.4 Sway Strut (Modification)

Sway strut modification shall be in accordance with existing site procedures.

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0 3.8.4.2 Alignment Inspection Criteria a.

ITT Grinnell sway strut sizes A, B, C, 2 through 8 end plate centerline alignment and socket welded couplings added to the extension piece shall not exceed 1/2".

b.

NPS sway strut ~ sizes SRS.06 through 36 centerline misalignment of socket wel(6d couplings added to the extension piece shall not exceed 1/2*.

Socket welded end coupling centerline misalignrr.ent shall be kept to a minimum.

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All socket welded couplings require a minimum of 1/16" pull back of the extension piece for proper fit-up.

(ANSI minimum engagement requirements for pipe socket weld couplings a aat applicable ta sway str A

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from the pipe centerline.

"C-C" dimension shall be maintained as close as practical to assure a good pin fit.

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This measurement should be taken from both ends of the coupling.

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3.8.4.3 Weld Inspection Final visual inspection of weld surface shall be in accordance with paragraph 3.2.2.

Weld size shall be in accordance with the following table:

ITT SWAY STRUTS NPSI SWAY STRUTS Strut Size Min. Weld Size Strut Size Min. Weld Size A-C 3/16" 06-10*

3/16" 1-3 5/16" 12-24 1/4" 4-6 3/8" 20 3/8" 7

5/8" 24 3/8" 8

3/4" 36 5/8" Strut size code may be determined by measuring the eye rod diameter and multiplying that dimension by 8, for example:

3/4" diameter x 8 = SRS.06, 2h" diameter x 8 = SRS.20.

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3.9 SEISMIC LIMITERS (SNUBBERS) 3.9.1 Documentation Inspection of Seismic Limi ters (Snubbers) in Unit II shall be documented on IR per Attachment 19 and Attachment 20 as needed.

The IR shall be placed I

in the support package.

Unit I

installation will be perfonned per construction travelers.

3.9.2 General Inspection Criteria Seismic Limiters (snubbers) must never be used as a welding ground, be sandblasted, or painted.

The following ar gctierr-eeguL anents _when inspect seismic limiters (See Attachment 3,

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The spacers nay not fit when assembling the rear bracket due to the tolerances.

At this time, cne or more of the ' spacers nay be deleted provided the resulting gap is less than the thickness of one spacer.

NOTE 2:

When interference prevents installation in the specified orientation, the snubber may be mounted 180* (end to end) from the configuration shown on the design drawing.

NOTE 3:

Struts and seisaic limiten shall be ins talled within 21' of the design specified angle.

If design specified offset is over 5',

and binding results, condition shall be addressed to Engineer-

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If design does not specify an offset angle, installation shall be within 21* perpendicular to pipe.

Linear dimensions in rela tion to offset l

shall not be used to detemine offset.

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NOTE 4:

"C-C" or "P-P". dimensions shall be verified not to exceed the maximum length vs as shown on Figure 10 Table of A nt

at time of installation of the snubber and docunented on the construction traveler.

NOTE 5:

Snubbers having a size suffix of "L"

(Longer stroke) have the same inspection attributes as standard snubbers wi th the exceptions of the longer stroke.

NOTE 6:

Rotation of the inner tube relative to the housing when these two components are twisted by nomal 4

hand pressure and light chattering during stroking of the shock arrestor is acceptable. Providing the shock arrestor can be stroked over its' full travel without sticking or binding using nonnal q

force.

NOTE 7:

NPSI and ITT Grinell Snubber (mechanical shock arrestors) bodies, size 1/4 thru 10 may be inter-1 changed except on the FW and MS Systens.

NPSI and ITT bodies, parts, hardware, and snubber, size 35

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Supports with _ more than one arrestor shall not be signed off on the Traveler until both components are installed.

NOTE 9:

Snubber settings, that have been previously verified by QC inspection prior to any pre-operational testing of the systen are not required to be re-verified.

s NOTE 10:

Paint on spherical bearings applied after installation is acceptable providing snubber gimbles freely.

b.

Verify pinned conSections have fully opened cotter pins or split snap rings installed.

Cotter pins should be the maximum size the hole will accamodate.

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Verify spherical bearings are tightly staked in the attachment ends.

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In - those cases where the femard bracket is modified to obtain the proper C-C dimension, the weld size for attaching lug and plate for snubber sizes 1/4 thru 10 is shown below:

Snubber Size Weld size Weld Length j'

1/4 3/16 3/4" Lg.

1/2 3/16 3/4" Lg.

1 3/16 Al1 Around 3

1/4 All Around 10 5/16 All Around In addition the QC Inspector will verify that the lug, when cut, meets the dimensional requirenemnts as shown in Attachment 12.

All weld inspection shall be in accordance with Paragraph 3.2.2.

3.9.4 Fomard and Rear Bracket Modification (NPSI 35 and 100) 3.9.4.1 Modification of NPSI Forward Brackets Modification to the threaded eye rod fomard bracket shall i

be in accordance with Attachment 13, Figure 1.

When a welded eye rod is to be modified, the existing weld shall be renoved

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Weld size (s) and location (s) shall be per the above referenced attachment.

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(Min / Max),

"Y" and "Z"

dimensions shown in Attachment 14(2).

If the "X"

dimension exceeds the maximum allowable, the bracket must be modified to fall within the "X" (Min / Max) range. The modifications may be by themal means or machining.

If thermal cutting is used the cut edges shall be smoothed by machining.

In either case, the bracket pin shall be removed prior to modification.

3.9.5 Transition Kit Modification In those cases where the mounting plate is furnished as a bulk item and requires attachment by welding to the l

extension pipe the weld size will be equal to the wall thickness of the pipe.

In those cases where it is necessary to reweld the solid Q

end coupling nut to the extension pipe for ITT Grinnell Snubber Transition Kits, the following weld sizes will apply:

Snubber Size FiJiet Weld Size (Min)*

k,4 1/8 1

3/16 3

3/16 10 1/4 35 1/2 100 3/4 The weld size need not be larger than the thickness of the coupling.

In those cases where it is necessary to reweld the solid end coupling nut for NPSI snubbers the following fillet weld size will apply:

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NOTE:

Sight hole criteria shall be per Attachment 2.

NOTE:

When welding the solid end coupling nut to the extension pipe alignment must be maintained wi thin 1*.

3.9.6 Verification of Grinnel Figure 306/307 Clamp Size O

Clamp sizes for Grinnel Figures 306 and 307 shall be as specified in Attachment 14.

3.9.8 Modification of Pipe Clamps (NPSI and ITT)

Pipe clamps may be modified in accordance with the table 6 to pennit installation without interference with the snubber.

The clamp load stud or bolt shall be removed prior to modifying the clamp.

Note:

Locking nuts are not required to be installed on the load stud / bolt or clamp bolts.

Modification of the clamp may be performed by machining or thermal cutting.

If thennal cutting is used, the flame cut edge shall be renoved by grinding.

Bolts which attach the snubber forward bracket or transition kit to the snubber may not protrude canpletely through the tapped hole in the snubber. flange, the following minimum criteria shall be used:

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QI-QP-11.16-1 35 JUL z 41964 22 of 70 3.9.9 Additional Installation Inspection Requirements Seismic limiters will be installed in accordance with applicable construction operation travelers.

In addi tion to the inspection attributes addressed in Paragraph 3.9.2 Q.C Inspectors will perfonn inspections in accordance with the travelers, which reflect vendor installation requirements.

NOTE:

Ins tallation operations addressed on snubber installation travelers do not necessarily have to be perfonned in the prescribed sequence.

In those cases where there is deviation from the sequence of ope rations, the inspector shall so note on the traveler in the comments section.

3.10 VARIABLE SPRING SUPPORTS Spring cans shall be inspected to verify the spring travel stops are in place, the spring can turnbuckle is fully engaged with the support rod, all slack is removed from the O

support rod and the jam nut is tight.

This verification of the spring can travel stop installation shall be documented in the comments section of the QC Hanger Inspection Report by denoting " Spring Can Stops Installed,"

initial and date.

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Systems which are in operation do not require the spring can stops to be installed at the time of.

ins talla tion.

This condition shall be documented in the comment section of the IR by stating "Systen in Operation No Spring Can Stops Installed",

initial and date.

3.11 CONSTANT SUPPORTS 3.11.1 General Constants that utilize weld lugs or a welded beam attachment shall be inspected in accordance with paragraph 3.2.2.

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and documented on an Inspection Report '

when inspecting constant supports:

a.

Location and orientation is as shown on the design drawing.

b.

Constant support hardware identified on the support sketch bill of materials is correctly installed.

c.

Check the constant part code and the factory load setting on the nameplate and verify it is the same as on the sketch bill of sterials.

d.

Travel stops which preset the constant travel to its design " cold setting" operating position are installed.

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h, Verify that the " load coupling" is adjusted so that the constant is carrying its share of the piping system weight and that the rod has proper thread engagement into the load coupling.

NOTE:

Under no ciretanstances should the constant support be utilized to raise the elevation of the supported

- pipe by adjusting the load coupling.

3.11.3 Load Adjustments QC shall witness all load adjust 2nents and verify such changes by signing the Constant Spring Load Adjustment Log Sheet (Attachment 5).

3.12 TEMPORARY SPACERS Temporary flat bar cut to the appropriate " pin-to-pin" length requirement may be used when seismic limiters or struts are not available for immediate installation. When supports are completed with the exception of the items such as struts or limiters, all other inspections nay be perfonned and the applicable items signed as acceptable.

Any su exceptions shall be noted on the "QC Inspection Report" ttachmen 19 placing an asterisk next to the inspection whicn cannot canpleted.

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EXAMPLE: Snubber (or strut) not installed.

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a.

Load Bean b.

U Bolt c.

Contact Shoe d.

Two (2) Load Nuts e.

Two (2) Jam Nuts f.

Two (2) Load Nut Washers g.

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Two (2) Pin Spacers.

3.13.2 Inspection Criteria The following inspection attributes sha

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a.

Tectyl preservative coating has been removed from the U-Bolt and Contact Shoe with acetone or other approved solvent.

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Load Nut and U Bolt threads are lubricated with Never-Seez or equivalent thread lubricant.

c.

Load Nuts are torqued as follows:

1.

Load Nuts are snug tight prior to torquing.

NOTE:

Snug tight is defined as the tightness attained by a few impacts on an impact wrench or the full effort of a man using an ordinary L

spud wrench.

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Apply 10% of the specified torque to each load nut.

3.

Increase torque on one nut to 30% of total value.

4.

Increase toque on other nut to 50% of total.

5.

Increase torque on first nut to 75% of total.

6.

Increase toque on second nut to 100% of total.

7.

Increase torque on first nut to 100% of total.

8.

Verify torque on second nut and re-toque to 100%

if necessary.

9.

Install jam nuts and tighten then " snug tight".

d.

Snubber or strut is installed in Load Beam.

NOTE:

When installing load pins through the clamp C

ears and spherical bearing, the chamfered end shou.ld be installed first.

Snap ring installed in the groove end of load pin should be installed with retaining ring pliers.

3.14 PIPE SUPPORTS CONTAINING SELF LUBRICATING BEARING PLATES 3.14.1 General l-As a special condition, regardless, of the product specified on the design drawing bearing plates may be either Lubrite wi th base material of manganese bronze and lubricating material of Type AE-6 and AE-7, or Lubron with base material of manganese bronze and lubricating material of AE-30 or AE-40.

NOTE:

Lubron AE-40 is the only acceptable bearing plate to be used inside Reactor Building.

Supports containing self lubricating bearing plate (SL-plates) assemblies came t.ith a self lubricating plate, a keeper (generally a small slice of tubing), the pipe attachment (generally a channel, tee or wide flange assembly) and usually a pipe clamp.

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QI-QP-11.16-1 35 JUL 2 41984 26 of 70 The pipe attachment has an unpainted smooth su rface where it mates with the self lubricating plate.

This surface shall be coated with liquid lubricant to protect it fram rusting.

(AE-6 for Lubrite SL-plates and AE-100 for Lubron SL-plates)

If not covered or if the coating is damaged, additional liquid lubricant shall be applied.

Lobdant shall " cure" for a minimum of 8 hours9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br /> after application prior to installing mating surface on the "Lubrite" su rface.

QC date/ time of application verification per Attachment 6) n the support f

package.

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care should be exercised because of possible damage to the self lubricating plate and the mating su rface.

See chment or typical self lubricating plates with lubricating inserts and Attachment 8 for typical support with self lubricating plates.

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a.

Assure Field Engineering has verified pipe locations prior to perfonning any inspections.

b.

Verify that the mating surfaces at the self lubricating plate and the machined face of the pipe attachment are parallel.

Maximum deviation shall not exceed 1/32 of an inch.

Shims may be used to obtain this parallel tolerance if necessary.

The self lubricating plate shall be placed in the keeper (s) with the lubricating insert su rface(s) towards the machined surface as illustrated in Attachment 8.

Verify (using a torpedo level or other approved method) that the sel f lubricating mating surface is c.

i level or follows the slope of the pipe.

Allowance shall be made for any cold position offset indicated on the support drawing.

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Verify that the face of the pipe attachment has been machined to a 63-125 RMS finish (using a finish camparator or other approved method).

Pitting, gouges etc. are not acceptable conditions and shall be brought to the attention of Engineering for proper disposition.

e.

Verify that the machined surface is coated with an approved liquid lubricant.

f.

Verify that the lubricating inserts are installed in the sel f lubricating plate.

Missing inserts or inserts with more than 10 percent of the surface area missing are unacceptable. Inserts cannot be replaced or repaired in the field.

NOTE:

Lubricating inserts and lubricant coating verification shall be made prior to the support being loaded.

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Final weld surface inspection of keepert welded to O

support steel shall be in accordance with paragraph 3.2.2.

4 NOTE:

Self lubricating plates should not be in place when welding the keeper.

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Verify that when the steel is erected and the support is in the loaded condition the self lubricating plate is flush aga inst the mating surface and carrying load

.su rface.

NOTE:

Contact within 1/32" from parallel is 1r.portant to avoid point loading.

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Verify that when a clamp is used, the correct alignment is maintained even after the clamp has been tightened.

3.14.3 Self Lubricating Bearing Plate Modification In some cases, self lubricating plates may require the

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keepers on which the corners are radiused.

If this. is necessary, verify that the grind area does not J

penetrate into the circular lubricating inserts.

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3.15 A9tE HANGERS D0WNGRADED TO CLASS V SEISMIC REQUIREMENTS Upon notification of an ASME hanger downgraded by Engineering, QC shall verify that the hanger package is completed, and that the hanger class designation has been restamped on the hanger.

3.16 DOCUMENTATION Inspections perfonned in accordance with Pa ragraph 3.15 shall be documented on Attachment 17, in accordance with#

Reference 1-H.

3.16.1 Inspection Documentation for Modified Vendor Components All work and inspections shall be documented as follows:

a.

All hold points assigned in the Sway Strut Modificaton Card (SSMC) (Attachment 9) or Vendor Supplied Component Modification Record (VSCMR) (Attachment 18) shall be O

satisified, as applicable.

A WFML is provided on the back of the SSMC for docunenting the use of the weld filler naterial used in modifying the strut.

b.

During final ins pection, as detailed in Paragraph 3.16.2, the QC Inspector shall verify the above was canpleted, denote on the Inspection Report comments section that the Sway Strut Modification was acceptable, initial and date.

3.16.2 Final Support Inspection a)

When the support is ready for final inspection, the cognizant construction department shall notify Quality Control and present the support package for review.

(Incomplete packages shall be returned to the cognizant construction depart 2nent for further processing.)

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The Supervisor or his designee of the Pemanent Plant Records shall notify Quality Control and present the support package for re-inspection when there is a discrepancy between the current revision of the design docuent (DCA/ CMC) and that shown on the Final Support Inspection Report.

Quality Control shall review the current design against that used for the previous Final Inspection and take the following action:

1)

If change is editorial in nature, generate an IR indicating that the particular design change has reviewed and due to nature of change, reinspection is not required.

2)

Perfom inspection to verify inplementation of design change.

The renoval of pipe clamps for the purpose of cleaning pipe Q

may be accomplished without the use of a support package.

QC shall be notified prior to renoval and be presented an IRN along with request for inspection.

Removal of clamp shall be documented on an Unsat IR in accordance with Reference 1-H and closed when the final reinstallation is canplete and satisfactory per the original ins tallation/

inspection requirements.

NOTE:

The.IRN number shall be noted on the Inspection Report.

IRN shall be in accordance with Reference 1-I.

If the support base plate requires shimming and grouting per Paragraph 3.4 and has not been shimmed and grouted, an Unsatisfactory Ins pection Repo rt shall be generated.

It will be sent to construction for further action.

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spacing shall be performed per Reference 1-M or 1-N

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3.16.3 Di screpancies Discrepancies found during inspection shall be indicated on an Inspection Report and/or a Nonconformance Report, per References 1-H or 1-J respectively, as directed by the QA/QC Supervisor.

Upon correction of discrepant areas, the craft will notify Quality Control of reinspection needs.

The QC Inspector shall then reinspect per this instruction, applicable drawings, and/or the disposition of the NCR (if one exists).

If found acceptable, the ins pector will close the open documentation per Reference 1-H or 1-J as applicable.

At this time the hanger package, wi th original IR's shall be returned to the cognizant construction department by QC.

3.17 BOP HANGERS UPGRADED TO CLASS V SEISMIC REQUIREMENTS 3.17.1 Support Package Processing O

When the upgraded 80e support package is ready for finai QC inspection, the Construction Department shall notify Quality Control and present the support package for review.

The Quality Control Inspector shall review the support package for completeness and verify the latest design documents and design changes are included.

If the support package is incanplete, it shall be retu rned to the Construction Department for further processing.

If the support package is acceptable, the Inspector shall perfom a detailed final visual inspection per the provisions of this instruction, complete the Inspection Report (Attachment 6) and return the support package, along with the original IR, to Construction.

NOTE:

Fi t-up inspection on welds which have been previously accepted by Welding Engineering, need not be reverified Ly Quality Control.

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3. 18. 1 OC Notification I

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.I 3.18.2 No QC Involvement For itens not requiring QC involvement, the inspector shall indicate on the IRN, "No Inspection Required" initial and date.

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Lubron AE Doughnut inserts "hard shiny surface"; base metal is coated with a black preservative (insert side only)

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mfT ROTATION" FROI $41G TI3HT CONDITION 4

i Oisposition of Outer Faces of Bolted Parts tots faces normel to bolt axis, or one face Both faces sloped not more normel to axis and other face sloped not.tiore than 1:20 from normal to bolt then 1:20 (bevel msher not used) axis (bevel washers not used) not exceeding ! Bolt lengthh Salt lengthh exceedfag 8 diameters or 8 diameters or For a!! length of bolts 8 inches 8 inches 1/2 turn 2/3 turn 3/4 turn lest rotation is rotation relative to bolt regardless of the element (nut or a.

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Tolerance on rotation: 300 over or under.

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ATTACHMENT IS TYPICAL WESTERN PIPE CLAMP

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CPSES QI-QP-ll.16-1 35 jut. 2 4 1984 63 of 70 ATTACHMENT 16 PIPE CLAMP EDGE DISTANCE PIN HOLE 6

0 Edge distance Min / Mas ITT GRINNELL NPSI 5$g 7

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If the snubber end cap hub protrudes, the 213/16" edge distance must be reduc'ed by the amount the hub extends i

beyond the snubber body. Engineering shall be notified if such a reduction exceeds the minimum edge distance, i

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ATTACHMENT 17 CQasANCHE PLW STEAas ELECTRIC STATICH l&9ECTIGd N suL truss - -.

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INST. #

CAL. DATE INST. #

CAL. DATE I

G) VALVE PREPARATION (VALVE IN PROPER POSITION.

l, DISASSEMBLE IF NECESSARY) 3.

HEATING AND COOLING RATES HOLDING TIME AND TEMPERATURE (VERIFY ACCEPTABILITY BY EIANfNfMC PWHT CHART)

A) HEATING RATE l

B) COOLING RATE

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CPSES QI-QP-ll.16-1 35 324EM 66 of 70 ATTACHMENT 18 (cont.)

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_a F) HAS PWHT CHART RFFN 9fGNFO AND nATFN RY FIFID WFin TECHNICIAN AND OPERATOR?

G? IS PWHT CHART TRACIBEE TO THE APPLICABEE WELD DATA CARD BY ORAWING AND WELD NUMBERS?

4.

THERMOCOUPLE REMOVAL AND FINAL Vist1AL EIAMINATION A) THEFOPLE REMOVAL (CHECK FOR DAMAGE OUE TO REMOVAL)

B) FINAL VISUAL EXAMINATION C) IS PWHT CHART ATTACHED TO THE APPLICABLE WELD DATA CARD 7 1

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CPSES QI-QP-11.16-1 35 Ji,1. 2 4 T.%

67 of 70 ATTACHMENT 19 CDMANCME PEAK STEAM El.ECTRIC STATION m.ar-I w ?

INSPECTION REPCRT ao l

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Snubber (s) serial No.

MR No.

2.

Snubber Opeation I

3.

Adapter Plate to Snubber-Minimum Thread Encecement I

l 4.

Torque of Transition Kit or Forward bracket to snubber.

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llM8TE DUE VALUE

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Torque of Jam /rino nut.

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!M8TE DUE VALUE 6.

Related anale adiustment.

I A) Snubber sizes 1/4" thru 10 l

1) Attachments removed from snubber.
2) Snubber in vertical Dosition setting on snubber housino.

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3) Remove retaining rino, i

41 Turn and can hv hand (not mnre than VO doorppa:1

5) Replace retainino rino.

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6) Fully stroke snubber to determine that the l

repositionino has not damaced internals.

' B) Snubber sizes 35 thru 100

1) Remove indicator tube mounting screws and extend' I

snubber sufficiently to expose the telescoDino i l i

tube.

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threaded ring nut.

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CPSES QI-QP-il.16-1 35 Jul. 24 1984 68 of 70 ATTACHMENT 19 (cont.)

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FOR FULL Mf.A04NG3, SEE SHEET 1 NO.

mas suk INSPECTION ATTRtSUTES gare

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All fatt=:n in olaes and eseneed

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Safety 6f re inctalled correctiv.

9.

All exooted threadt are free of extranonut material.

excettive rust. and fully enamned.

In Soharical hearinne are Fr n r = = +,. --.... +. 4 1 staked. =m frealv in rare. and enarmet are inetattad me r_4..

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Up set threads / site hole verification.

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AC dimension t 1/8 in.

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CPSES QI-QP-ll.16-1 35 3 211964 70 of 70 ATTACHMENT 21 FIGURE 1

" Cantilever Regions" are

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'No attachments are to be made in " Cantilever Regions"

' uiiless criteria of paragraph 3.2.9.2 have been met.

I. I ' Tvnical except where marking 8" Minimm i

6" 6" 6" indicates studs to be nearer oY"j',"t edae of olate, P

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