ML19209D088

Responds to 790921 Request for Financial Info to Supplement Util 791015 Response.Forwards Info Re Estimated Costs of Plant Mods Re NRC 790809 Order & Util 790628 Ltr

ML19209D088
Person / Time
Site:	Three Mile Island
Issue date:	10/17/1979
From:	Herbein J METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.
To:	Vollmer R NRC - TMI-2 OPERATIONS/SUPPORT TASK FORCE
References
GQL-1307, NUDOCS 7910190380
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Metropolitan Edison Company

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e F Post Office Box 480 Middletown, Pennsylvania 17057 717 9444041 October 17, 1979 GQL 1307 Director of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Attn: Mr. R. H. Vollmer, Director

".hree Mile Island Support U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555

Dear Sir:

Three Mile Island Nuclear Station Unit 1 (TMI-1)

Docket No. 50-289 License No. DPR-50 Financial Information Enclosed is information related to yoor request for financial information dated September 21, 1979. This information supplements the information

. forwarded to you by Mr. Fred Hafer on Met-Ed's behalf on October 15, 1979.

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J. G. Herbein Vice President-Nuclear Operations JGH:djh ,

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REQUEST FOR FINANCIAL INFORMATION Response to Questions 1&2 The attached taF les provide the estimated costs of plant modifications required by the Commission's August 9, 1979 Order, as well as those modifica-tions committed to in Me -Ed's letter dated June 28, 1979. The tabulated costs include hardware, installation and engineering costs, except Met-Ed and GPUSd engineering costs which are tabulated as a lump sum separately. Also the costs of other required actions including B&W tasks, training, procedure modifications, safety analyses, and emergency planning are tabulated. Finally, the grand total of all costs are tabulated and are the sum of the cost of modifications and other actions for a given year.

In general, those costs associated with a hardware addition are capital re-quirements including all costs associated with task numbers RM and LM as well as the costs associated with implementation of NUREG 0578, Category B items and long term studies not yet assigned task numbers.

The' timing of these expenditures is expected to be a linear projection from the beginning;of a time period to the end except that the v penditures for 1981 are expected to occur during the first quarter of 1981.

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} l [ ,'~) }h} EXPENDITURE FORECAST OF TMI UNIT #1 RESTART rIODIFICATIONS

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$ IN T1100 SANDS DESCRIPTION 1979 1980 1981 TOTAI. REMARKS TASK NO.

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RM-1 Ilea t Shrink Tubing 214 - -

214 let-2 Decay lleat System . 202 - -

202 101- 3 Reactor Trip 17 - -

17 101-4 Incore Thermo Couples 50 - -

50 RM-S Containment Isolation 32 - -

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116 RM-8 OTSG Level I'ransmit t e r 36 - -

36 This will be revised due to RM-10 PORV Position Indication 65 65 _

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A2 RM-1 A6/B2 RM-7 A9 RM-2 All RM-14 A12 RM-8 B5 LM-4a, b B8 Ki-8b B9 LM-5 B10 LM-9

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CROSS REFERENCE OF NRC RECOMMENDATIONS TO MODIFICATION TASK NUMBERS MODIFICATION REC 0!dMENDATION TASK NO.

1(a) Auxiliary Feedwe.ter Upgrading RM-13 1(b) Auxiliary Feedwater Operating Procedures NA 1(c) Control Grade Reactor Trip On Loss RM-3 and Of Turbine /FW B&W 92 1(d) Complete Analysis For Small Break LOCA's And Revise Procedures NA 1(e) Retraining Of All Reactor Operators NA 2 I&E Bulletins NA IEB 79-05A NA Item 1 NA Item 2 NA Item 3 NA Item 4 NA

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IEB 79-05C NA Item 1 NA Item 2 NA Item 3 NA Item 4 NA Item 5 NA Item 1 (Long Term) Noe Yet Assigned 3 Emergency Plan Upgrading NA 4 TMI-1/TMI-2 Radwarte Ventilation And Sampling Separation LM-16/RM-ll 5 TMI-l Radwaste Management Capability NA 6 Organization And Resources NA 7 Financial Qualifications NA 8 TMI-2 Lessons Learned Recommendations -

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2.1.1 RM-16 2.1.2 NA 2.1.3a RM-10, RM-6 2.1.3b RM-4, LM-1, LM-2 2.1.4 RM-5 2.1.5 RM-12 2.1.6 Not Yet Assigned 2.1.7 RM-13 2.1.8 LM-8 (Others Not Yet Assigned) 2.1.9 LM-8a, LM-21

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