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Rev 0 to Surveillance Instruction SI-714, Extraction Steam Pipe Wall Degradation Monitoring Program
ML20234F508
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Site: Browns Ferry, Sequoyah, 05000000
Issue date: 06/26/1987
From: Phillips R, Woods T
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
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TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT SURVEILLANCE INSTRUCTION SI-714 j

EXTRACTION STEAM P1PE WALL DEGRADATION MONITORING PROGRAM l

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T. R. Woods /R. L. Phillips j

RESPONSIBLE SECTION:

Materials Engineering (DNE)

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SUBMITTED BY:

Responsible Section Supe'rfisor JUN 261987 i

PORC REVIEW DATE:

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APPROVED BY:

Pl' ant Manager JUN 261987 DATE APPROVED:

Reason for revision (include all Instruction Change Form Nos.):

New instruction.

The last page of this instruction is number:

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SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT PLANT INSTRUCTION REVISION LOG i

SURVEILLANCE INSTRUCTION SI_7j4 REVISION Date Pages

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SQN SI-714 Page 1 Revision 0 EXTRACTION STEAM PIPE WALL DEGRADATION MONITORING PROGRAM - UNITS 1 AND 2 1.0 SCOPE This surveillance consist of ultrasonic testing of localized areas of extraction steam piping to monitor pipe wall thinning.

Information obtained from this surveillance will be used.to determine repair or replacement intervals to preclude unanticipated throughwall failures.

l.1 Requirements 1.1.1 Purpose - to provide a method of monitoring degradation of the extraction steam piping system.

1.1.2 Technical Specifications - None 1.1.3 Piping operability Modes 4 1.1.4 Performance mode (s) - 5 or 6 1.1.5 Frequency - Once per scheduled outage 1.1.6 Additional Manpower Requirements 1.1.6.1 Carpenters for scaffolding, when required.

1.1.6.2 Insulators to remove insulation, when required.

4 1.1.6.3 Painters to paint 2" x 2" squares, when required.

1.1.6.4 Quallfled ultrasonic test ISI inspector.

1.2 Responsibilities

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1.2.1 Materials Engineering Section/DNE/ Operations Engineering Services (OES) will:

1.2.1.1 Initiate the SI for ultrasonic test (UT)

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1.2.1.2 Review and trend result of UT 1.2.1.3 Respond per Appendix A, as applicable.

1.2.2 In Service Inspection - Non Destructive Examination (ISI/NDE) Group will:

1.2.2.1 Initiate work request (WR) to remove and install insulation, as required.

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SCOPE (continued)

' 1.' 2 Responsibilities (continued) 1.2.2.2 Initiate WR to have 2" x 2" squares painted on surface, as required.. Grid shall cover welds in pipe including interfacing welds between fittings and pipe.

1.2.2.3 Have scaffold built, when required.

l 1.2.2.4 Have Radiological Control (RC) survey area if.

a leak has occurred.

1.2.2.5 Perform TI-51 (N-UT-26) on extraction steam piping.

1.2.2.6 Respond per Appendix A, as applicable.

1.2.2.7 Prepare data package.

2.0 REFERENCES

2.1 Ultrasonic testing proc,edure TI-51 (N-UT-26).

2.2 Memo from J. P. Vineyard to H. B-Rankin dated June 26, 1985,

" Minimum Wall Acceptance Criteria for Extraction Steam Piping" (B25-85-0626-007)-

2.3 Memo from J. M. Miller to C. R. Brimer dated December 4, 1984,

" Inspection of Crossaround Piping, Target Tees, and Extraction Steam Piping for Wall Degradation" (L29 841203 983) i 2.4 TI-78, " Inspection Program for Steam / Water Erosion and Corrosion of Raw Water Carbon Steel Pipe: 25 Mechani. cal Extraction Steam Piping Drawing 47W410-1,

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PREREQUISITES 3.1 Verify plant is in mode 5 or 6 prior to ultrasonic test.

3.2 Notify Shift Engineer prior to start of this surveillance.

3.3 Contact RC, if required, prior to ultrasonic testing.

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.SI-714 Page 3 Revision 0 4.0 PRECAUTIONS 4.1 Use safety belts as required when' working off of scaffolding.

4.2 Check that scaffolding is tagged prior to use.

5.0 SPECIAL TEST EOUIPMENT 5.1 Ultrasonic test instrument USL-38 or equivalent.

6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 Perform UTs in accordance with TI-51 (N-UT-26) on piping as described on location Sheet and Sketches.

6.2 Record low measurements for each grid quadrant on TI-51 (N-UT-26) data sheet or equivalent.

6.3 Testing should start adjacent to weld, if applicable.

6.4 Document test'results.on TI-51 (N-UT-26) data sheet or equivalent to show any weld, obstruction, protrusion, curvature of pipe, etc.

6.5 Record lowest reading of wall thickness per grid in minimum detected column on Data Sheet 1.

6.6 Record the degradation location.from TI-51 (N-UT-26) data sheet and affected area size of lowest reading on Data Sheet 1.

i 6.7 Compare minimum detected wall thickness with the review criteria on Data Sheet 1.

6.8 If the measurement meets the review criteria, initial and date the applicable grid on Data Sheet 1.

If the_ wall thickness falls to meet the review criteria, see Appendix A.

6.9 Assemble Data Package with Cover Sheet.

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'ACCEPTkNCECRITERIA 7.1-When wall loss exceeds review criteria as shown on Data Sheets l' and 2, piping shall be evaluated for continued' operation.

The OES Materials ~ Engineering Section shall examine the ultrasonic test data:and determine if the piping is suitable for continued operation, or.make recommendations regarding corrective actions i

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. Revision 0 ATTACHMENT.1 Page 1 of 2 SI DATA PACKAGE C0VER SHEETL EXTRACTION STEAM PIPE WALL DEGRADATION MONITORING PROGRAM Date/ Time Started Date/ Time Complete.

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l-1 Turbine Building, el 726, Unit 1, No. 3 Extraction 20 (see Sketch 1) 1-2 Turbine Building, el 700, Unit 1 No. 3 Extraction 20 (see Sketch 1) 1-3 Turbine Building, el 700, Unit 1, No. 3 Extraction 28 (see Sketch 1) 1-4 Turbine Building, el 700, Unit 1, No. 3 Extraction 28 (see Sketch 1) 1-S Turbine Building, el 7.04, Unit 1, No. 2 Extraction 14 (see Sketch 2) 1-6 Turbine Building, el 704, Unit 1, No. 2 Extraction 14 (see Sketch 2) 1-7 Turbine Building, el 704, Unit 1, No. 2 Extraction 20 (see Sketch 2) 1-8 Turbine Building, el 704, Unit 1, No. 1 Extraction 12 (see Sketches 3 & 4) 1-9 Turbine Building, el 704, Unit 1, No. 1 Extraction 12 (see Sketches 3 & 4) 1-10 Turbine Building, el 704, Unit 1, No. 1 Extraction 16 (see Sketches 3) 1-11 Turbine Building, el 726, Unit 1, No. 3 Extraction 20 J

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1-13 Turbine Building, el 697, Unit 1, F. W.' Heater'IC2 10-i Extr. Steam Inlet (see Sketch 9) 1-14 Turbine Building, el 697. Unit 1, F. W.-Heater 182 10 Extr. Steam Inlet (see Sketch 9) 1-15 Turbine Building, el 697, Unit 1, F. W. Heater 1 A2 10 Extr. Steam Inlet (see Sketch 9) 1-16 Turbine Building, el 699, Unit 1 No. 2 Extraction 20 4

Steam (see Sketch 9) 1-17 CS Turbine Building, el 697. Unit 1, No. 2 Extraction

-20 Steam Carbon Steel (see Sketch 9)

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-Steam (see Sketch 9) 1-19 Turbine Building, el 718, Unit 1, F. W. Heater IC3 16 l

Extr. Steam Inlet (see Sketch 9) 1-20 Turbine Building, el 718, Unit 1, F. W. Heater IC3 16 Extr. Steam Inlet (see Sketch 9) 1-21 Turbine Building, el.718, Unit 1, F. W. H.ealgr 183 16 Extr. Steam Inlet (see Sketch 9) 1 1-22 Turbine Building, el 718, Unit 1, F. W. Heater 183 16 Extr. Steam Inlet (see Sketch 9) 1-23

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LOCATION (IN) 2-1

Turbine Building, el 726, Unit 2, No. 3 Extraction-20 (see Sketch S) 2-2 Turbine Building, el 700, Unit 2,.No. 3 Extraction 20

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28 (see Sketch S) 2-S Turbine Building, el 704, Unit 2, No. 2 Extraction 14 (see Sketch:6)

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2 Turbine Building, el 704, Unit 2, No.1 Extraction 16 (see $ ketches 7 & 8) 2-11 Turbiae Building, el 726, Unit 2, No. 3 Extraction 20 (see Sketch S) 2-12 Turbine Building, el 716, Unit 2, No. 1 Extraction 12 (see Sketch 8) 1 l

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NUMBER LOCATION (IN) 2-13 Turbine Building, el 697, Unit 2, F. W. Heater 2C2 10 Extr. Steam Inlet (see Sketch 11) 2-14 Turbine Building, el 697, Unit 2, F. W. Heater 282 10 Extr. Steam Inlet (see Sketch 11) 2-15 Turbine Building, el 697, Unit 2, F. W. Heater 2A2 10 Extr. Steam Inlet (see Sketch 11) 2-16 Turbine Building, el 699, Unit 2, No. 2 Extraction 20 Steam (see Sketch 11) 2-17 CS Turbine Building, el 697, Unit 2, No. 2 Extraction 20 Steam Carbon Steel (see Sketch 11) l 2-17 SS Turbine Building, el 697, Unit 2, No. 2 Extrac-tion 20 Steam Stainless Steel (see Sketch 11) 2-18 Turbine Building, el 699, Unit 2, No. 3 Extraction 28 Steam (see Sketch 11) 2-19 Turbine Building, el 718, Unit 2, F. W. Heater 2C3 16 Extr. Steam Inlet (see Sketch 11) 2-20 Turbine Building, el 718, Unit 2, F. W. Heater 2C3 16 i

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ISI should specifically document on Data Sheet l_the boundary of the' degraded area and obtain all.possible information about the degraded measurements that do not meet the review criteria and must be acknowledged and cosigned by a Level III NDE engineer..ISI.shall, contact the Sequoyah OES Materials Engineering Section (MES) and inform them that a problem exists.

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