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Pre-Submittal Meeting Slides Oct 24 GSI191
ML24296B165
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Site: Palisades Entergy icon.png
Issue date: 10/22/2024
From: Justin Poole
Licensing Processes Branch, Plant Licensing Branch III
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Entergy Nuclear Operations
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www.holtec.com Pre-Submittal Meeting Palisades Nuclear Plant GL 2004-02 / GSI-191 Closure Plan October 24, 2024

www.holtec.com l Page 2 Meeting Agenda

Introductions

Purpose & Outcome

Background

Closure Plan Closure Plan Submittal Content Schedule Questions

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Introductions

U.S Nuclear Regulatory Committee (NRC) Staff Holtec Decommissioning International, LLC (HDI)

Jean Fleming - Holtec International, Vice President of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Jim Miksa - HDI, Regulatory Assurance Manager for Palisades Joe Jerz - HDI, Engineering Director ENERCON Tim Sande - PRA Manager, GSI-191 SME Kyle Reno - Chief Mechanical Supervisor Blake Stair (Remote Participant) - Chemical Effects SME Haifeng Li (Remote Participant) - EG Mechanical Supervisor, GSI-191 SME

www.holtec.com l Page 4 Purpose & Outcome

Purpose:

  • Inform NRC of Palisades Nuclear Plant (PNP) plans to resume work on GL 2004-02 Potential Impact of Debris Blockage on Emergency Recirculation During Design Basis Accidents at Pressurized-Water Reactors
  • Provide a summary of PNP GL 2004-02 / GSI-191 activities completed prior to cessation of power operations
  • Present key elements of PNP GL 2004-02 closure plan Outcome:
  • Solicit NRC Staff questions and comments on proposed closure plan
  • Provide schedule information to support NRC resource allocation

www.holtec.com l Page 5 Palisades Design

  • 2 Loop Combustion Engineering Nuclear Steam Supply System (NSSS)
  • Sodium Tetraborate (NaTB) Buffer
  • Debris screens installed at inlets to the containment sump

Background

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NaTB Baskets NaTB Baskets Strainer Modules A, B Strainer Modules C, D Containment Ground Level - 590 El.

Background

Containment Sump Suction source for ECCS pumps for recirculation phase post-Loss Of Coolant Accident (LOCA)

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Background

2004 - NRC issues GL 2004-02 Potential Impact of Debris Blockage on Emergency Recirculation During Design Basis Accidents at Pressurized-Water Reactors (ML042360586)

2007 - Changed the sump buffering agent from TSP to Sodium Tetraborate (NaTB)

(ML13136A006)

Decrease the magnitude of chemical precipitates

2007 - Replaced the high-pressure safety injection (HPSI) pump mechanical seals and cyclone separators (ML13136A006)

Components not susceptible to premature failure due to fibrous debris

2007 - Installed passive debris screens on containment sump downcomers, containment floor drains, and containment sump vent lines (ML13136A006)

Mitigate post-LOCA generated debris entry into the containment sump envelope

2009 - Installed passive sump strainer assemblies with 0.095 hole size at ECCS pump suction inlet to containment sump (ML13136A006)

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Background

2013 - PNP selected the risk-informed approach to GSI-191 closure (ML13136A006)

Similar approach to South Texas Project, the risk informed pilot plant for GL 2004-02 / GSI-191 closure activities

March 2018 PNP Delivered GSI-191 (GL 2004-02) Milestone Schedule (ML18088A139)

Projected closure date February 2022

2018 - Modified the containment sump vents to enhance sump performance (ML19064A089)

March 2019 PNP notified NRC stopping work on GSI-191 closure efforts due to early permanent shutdown for decommissioning (ML19064A089)

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Background

March 2024 - Conducted scoping study to identify viable options for responding to GL 2004-02 / GSI-191

Used most recent industry operating experience

Utilized ENERCON as subject matter experts due to their recent involvement in other utilities GL 2004-02 closure responses August 2024 - Completed third-party independent review of ENERCON scoping study

Utilized Westinghouse to independently validate recommended closure plan

Westinghouse team was actively involved in industry closure guidance including WCAP-17788-P Comprehensive Analysis and Test Program for GSI-191 Closure

www.holtec.com l Page 10 Closure Plan

The below closure options were considered when determining the recommended strategy for resolving GL 2004-02 Deterministic resolution

Significant amount of high worker dose insulation replacement required

Bounding tests and calculations

GL 2004-02 response submittal Alternate break resolution

Bounding assessment for alternate break size

Relaxed assessment for larger breaks

GL 2004-02 response submittal Risk-informed resolution

Risk over Deterministic (RoverD) approach

Conditional failure probability (CFP) approach

Threshold break approach

Any of the approaches above require a LAR and a request for exemption from certain requirements in 10 CFR 50.46

www.holtec.com l Page 11 Closure Plan The CFP risk informed approach was selected for PNP based on:

Most accurately evaluates PNP post-LOCA conditions

Similar approach as Vogtle and Point Beach for successful resolution to GL 2004-02 After updating key GSI-191 calculations and tests, HDI will assess if the alternate break methodology can be used to evaluate PNP post LOCA conditions Deterministic approach was not selected due to the worker dose associated with a significant amount of insulation replacement

www.holtec.com l Page 12 Closure Plan In-Vessel Effects to be resolved using industry guidance

PWROG-16793-P Evaluation of Long-Term Colling Considering Particulate, Fibrous and Chemical Debris in the Recirculating Fluid

WCAP-17788-P Comprehensive Analysis and Test Program for GSI-191 Closure PNP will consider industry operating experience used by other licensees to inform the results of the overall GL 2004-02 / GSI-191 assessment

Use another licensees results from previously conducted penetration tests on PCI strainers with an identical 0.095-inch hole size

Chemical precipitate timing for in-vessel effects (tchem) will be assumed at 8 hr per PWROG-16073-P and WCAP-17788-P

www.holtec.com l Page 13 Closure Plan Major milestones for closure

Develop/update initial GSI-191 calculations (debris generation, transport, chemical effects)

Conduct strainer head loss testing

Determine if Alternate Break resolution is viable for PNP

Develop/update follow-on GSI-191 calculations (strainer structural qualification, in-vessel effects, PRA inputs, risk/uncertainty quantification)

Submit GL 2004-02 response

www.holtec.com l Page 14 Closure Plan Submittal Content GL-2004-02 Closure Actions Taken to Date Summary of Reinstated Closure Plan Key Reference Documents Commitments to be reinstated in accordance with NEI 99-04, Guidelines for Managing NRC Commitments, coincident with transition to power operations licensing basis Provide Closure Plan Schedule

www.holtec.com l Page 15 Schedule Milestone Date Submit Updated GL 2004-02 Closure Plan to NRC 4Q2024 Develop/update GSI-191 calculations (debris generation, transport, chemical effects) 2Q2025 Conduct strainer testing (head loss, penetration) 3Q2025-4Q2025 Decision Point - Use of CFP or Alternate Break approach 1Q2026 Finalize GSI-191 calculations (strainer structural qualification, in-vessel effects, PRA inputs, risk/uncertainty quantification) 2Q2026 Submit Final Response and Close-out to GL 2004-02 2Q2026

www.holtec.com l Page 16 Thank You Krishna P. Singh Technology Campus 1 Holtec Boulevard Camden, NJ 08104 Tel: (856) 797-0900 www.holtec.com