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ý c*\temp\GW)00001.TMP Page 1 I Mail Envelope Properties (44AC2908.1BB | Mark, Attached are my comments on the AMP audit writeup. | ||
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Priority: ReplyRequested: | Creation Date 07/05/2006 5:03:04 PM From: James Davis Created By: JAD@nrc.gov Recipients Action Date & Time atlintl.com Transferred 07/05/2006 5:04:02 PM MPOrr (Mark Orr) | ||
Return Notification: | Post Office Delivered Route atlintl.com Files Size Date & Time MESSAGE 419 07/05/2006 5:03:04 PM Pilgrim AMP report comment form.wpd 27638 07/05/2006 5:00:10 PM Options Auto Delete: No Expiration Date: None Notify Recipients: Yes Priority: Standard ReplyRequested: No Return Notification: None Concealed | ||
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to Section 3.0.3.3.6.3 "Conclusion." Reviewer Guidelines: | *] i' * . . . | ||
: 1. Review for specific area of responsibility and/or expertise. | P"ilgr-im AMP report"..commen.. ... .. . . . . iorm ...... Pag.I '-1 Document Review Comment Form Document Title: Audit and Review Report for Plant Aging Management Reviews and Programs for Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Area of Review: Aging Management Audit Report Section 1. 'Introduction and General Information* to Section 3.0.3.3.6.3 "Conclusion." | ||
: 2. Direct comments to the actions within the scope of the document.3. Record comment on this form. List page number and line number from document to identify location of proposed change. If comment is extensive or you have marked-up the document, make a notation on this form (e.g., "See comments on markup copy of document.") | Reviewer Guidelines: | ||
and return both this form and the marked-up document to the comment coordinator. | : 1. Review for specific area of responsibility and/or expertise. | ||
: 4. If information is technically correct, do not change because of personal style preference. | : 2. Direct comments to the actions within the scope of the document. | ||
You may, however, indicate clearer or more concise wording.5. | : 3. Record comment on this form. List page number and line number from document to identify location of proposed change. If comment is extensive or you have marked-up the document, make a notation on this form (e.g., "See comments on markup copy of document.") and return both this form and the marked-up document to the comment coordinator. | ||
{James Davis- Pilgrim AMP report comrment form.wpd Page 211 2 65 18-19 Remove these lines and replace them with the Yes following: | : 4. If information is technically correct, do not change because of personal style preference. You may, however, indicate clearer or more concise wording. | ||
In the past 5 years there has been limited experience with the inspection of buried piping at PNPS. This experience has occurred mainly on the fire water underground distribution system. This system is approximately 35 years old and consists of cement lined malleable iron pipe with mechanical joints. There has been no history of significant leaks other than during two instances, one In 2001 and one in 2005. In the first event the 8' underground line down stream of 8-L.-22 failed. The probable cause of failure was most likely induced by minor fabrication anomalies compounded by marginal installation techniques. | : 5. Ifyou consider the comment critical and require that you review the revised document before it is approved, put a "Y"in the "Critical Comment" box. | ||
When this piping was examined it was found to be overall in very good condition externally except for a small area of surface corrosion, attributed to marginal installation techniques. | Comment Page Line Comment Critical Comment Resolution No. No. No. Comment? | ||
In the second event the 8" underground pipe failed in the area of the N2 tank adjacent to the EDG building. | 1 64 19-26 The entire paragraph needs to be removed. Itis Yes discussinq the ISI program. | ||
Due to congestion and the presence of the tank, which was installed subsequent to the Installation of the piping, it was not possible to dig up the piping to examine it and determine the cause ol the failure but may be related to the installation of the tank. | |||
From an additional historical perspective, the salt service water (SSW) system at PNPS has experienced leaks on the buried inlet (screenhouse to auxiliary bays) piping as a result ot internal corrosion. | {James Davis- Pilgrim AMP report comrment form.wpd Page 211 2 65 18-19 Remove these lines and replace them with the Yes following: In the past 5 years there has been limited experience with the inspection of buried piping at PNPS. This experience has occurred mainly on the fire water underground distribution system. This system is approximately 35 years old and consists of cement lined malleable iron pipe with mechanical joints. There has been no history of significant leaks other than during two instances, one In 2001 and one in 2005. In the first event the 8' underground line down stream of 8-L.-22 failed. The probable cause of failure was most likely induced by minor fabrication anomalies compounded by marginal installation techniques. | ||
The original piping material was rubber lined carbon steel wrapped with reinforced fiberglass wrapping and coal tar saturated fell and heavy Kraft paper. The leaks were determined to be the result of the degraded rubber lining being in contact with sea water. These pipes have since been replaced with unlined Titanium wrapped with the same external I coating as the original pipe This Oipe replacement I | When this piping was examined it was found to be overall in very good condition externally except for a small area of surface corrosion, attributed to marginal installation techniques. In the second event the 8"underground pipe failed in the area of the N2 tank adjacent to the EDG building. Due to congestion and the presence of the tank, which was installed subsequent to the Installation of the piping, it was not possible to dig up the piping to examine it and determine the cause ol the failure but may be related to the installation of the tank. Inaddition to these two Instances there have been a number of valves excavated during maintenance which found the valves and piping to be Inremarkably good condition. | ||
James Davis -Pilgrim AMP report comment form.wpd Page 3!1 2 cont.occurred in 1995 and 1997. In addition, the SSW buried discharge piping (also rubber fined carbon steel with external pipe wrapping, same as Inlet piping) from the auxiliary bays to the discharge canal also experienced severe Internal corrosion due to failure of the rubber lining. Two 40' lengths of 22" diameter pipes (one on each loop) were replaced In 1999 as a result of the failed rubber fining and internal corrosion. | From an additional historical perspective, the salt service water (SSW) system at PNPS has experienced leaks on the buried inlet (screenhouse to auxiliary bays) piping as a result ot internal corrosion. The original piping material was rubber lined carbon steel wrapped with reinforced fiberglass wrapping and coal tar saturated fell and heavy Kraft paper. The leaks were determined to be the result of the degraded rubber lining being in contact with sea water. These pipes have since been replaced with unlined Titanium wrapped with the same external I coating as the original pipe This Oipe replacement I | ||
These spools were replaced with carbon steel coated internally and externally with an epoxy coating. The piping that was removed was examined after Its wrapping was removed and its external surface was found to be in good condition. | |||
Since that time, the entire length of both SSW buried discharge loops have been lined internally with cured-in-place pipe linings, "B' Loop in 2001 and *A* Loop in 2003.The phased array Inspection technique, was provided merely as an example of a potential future examination technique. | James Davis - Pilgrim AMP report comment form.wpd Page 3!1 2 cont. occurred in 1995 and 1997. In addition, the SSW buried discharge piping (also rubber fined carbon steel with external pipe wrapping, same as Inlet piping) from the auxiliary bays to the discharge canal also experienced severe Internal corrosion due to failure of the rubber lining. Two 40' lengths of 22" diameter pipes (one on each loop) were replaced In 1999 as a result of the failed rubber fining and internal corrosion. These spools were replaced with carbon steel coated internally and externally with an epoxy coating. The piping that was removed was examined after Its wrapping was removed and its external surface was found to be in good condition. Since that time, the entire length of both SSW buried discharge loops have been lined internally with cured-in-place pipe linings, "B' Loop in 2001 and *A*Loop in 2003. | ||
It and other remote techniques will potentially be able to assess the condition of extensive portions of buried piping without the need for excavation. | The phased array Inspection technique, was provided merely as an example of a potential future examination technique. It and other remote techniques will potentially be able to assess the condition of extensive portions of buried piping without the need for excavation. This exception was taken to allow the potential use of this technique or others in lieu of excavating piping In order to provide a more effective assessment of overall piping condition while eliminating the potential for damaging the piping during excavation. | ||
This exception was taken to allow the potential use of this technique or others in lieu of excavating piping In order to provide a more effective assessment of overall piping condition while eliminating the potential for damaging the piping during excavation. | 3 68 22 Remove the highlighted text Yes 4 68 24 Replace "review" with reviewed* | ||
3 68 22 Remove the highlighted text Yes 4 68 24 Replace "review" with reviewed*5 69 28 Remove the hard return 6 72 1 Remove extra spaces at the start of the line. | 5 69 28 Remove the hard return 6 72 1 Remove extra spaces at the start of the line. | ||
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| Site: | Pilgrim |
| Issue date: | 07/05/2006 |
| From: | Jennifer Davis Division of Regulatory Improvement Programs |
| To: | Michael Orr Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research |
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I James Davis-- Comments on the AMP writeup. Page 1 ii From: James Davis To: Mark Orr Date: 07/05/2006 5:03:04 PM
Subject:
Comments on the AMP writeup.
Mark, Attached are my comments on the AMP audit writeup.
Jim
ýc*\temp\GW)00001.TMP Page 1 I Mail Envelope Properties (44AC2908.1BB :22 :35346)
Subject:
Comments on the AMP writeup.
Creation Date 07/05/2006 5:03:04 PM From: James Davis Created By: JAD@nrc.gov Recipients Action Date & Time atlintl.com Transferred 07/05/2006 5:04:02 PM MPOrr (Mark Orr)
Post Office Delivered Route atlintl.com Files Size Date & Time MESSAGE 419 07/05/2006 5:03:04 PM Pilgrim AMP report comment form.wpd 27638 07/05/2006 5:00:10 PM Options Auto Delete: No Expiration Date: None Notify Recipients: Yes Priority: Standard ReplyRequested: No Return Notification: None Concealed
Subject:
No Security: Standard To Be Delivered: Immediate Status Tracking: Delivered & Opened
I Ja-Ines Davis - Pilgrim AMP report comment forrni.wIpd' =Page* 1I I,Jame
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P"ilgr-im AMP report"..commen.. ... .. . . . . iorm ...... Pag.I '-1 Document Review Comment Form Document Title: Audit and Review Report for Plant Aging Management Reviews and Programs for Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Area of Review: Aging Management Audit Report Section 1. 'Introduction and General Information* to Section 3.0.3.3.6.3 "Conclusion."
Reviewer Guidelines:
- 1. Review for specific area of responsibility and/or expertise.
- 2. Direct comments to the actions within the scope of the document.
- 3. Record comment on this form. List page number and line number from document to identify location of proposed change. If comment is extensive or you have marked-up the document, make a notation on this form (e.g., "See comments on markup copy of document.") and return both this form and the marked-up document to the comment coordinator.
- 4. If information is technically correct, do not change because of personal style preference. You may, however, indicate clearer or more concise wording.
- 5. Ifyou consider the comment critical and require that you review the revised document before it is approved, put a "Y"in the "Critical Comment" box.
Comment Page Line Comment Critical Comment Resolution No. No. No. Comment?
1 64 19-26 The entire paragraph needs to be removed. Itis Yes discussinq the ISI program.
{James Davis- Pilgrim AMP report comrment form.wpd Page 211 2 65 18-19 Remove these lines and replace them with the Yes following: In the past 5 years there has been limited experience with the inspection of buried piping at PNPS. This experience has occurred mainly on the fire water underground distribution system. This system is approximately 35 years old and consists of cement lined malleable iron pipe with mechanical joints. There has been no history of significant leaks other than during two instances, one In 2001 and one in 2005. In the first event the 8' underground line down stream of 8-L.-22 failed. The probable cause of failure was most likely induced by minor fabrication anomalies compounded by marginal installation techniques.
When this piping was examined it was found to be overall in very good condition externally except for a small area of surface corrosion, attributed to marginal installation techniques. In the second event the 8"underground pipe failed in the area of the N2 tank adjacent to the EDG building. Due to congestion and the presence of the tank, which was installed subsequent to the Installation of the piping, it was not possible to dig up the piping to examine it and determine the cause ol the failure but may be related to the installation of the tank. Inaddition to these two Instances there have been a number of valves excavated during maintenance which found the valves and piping to be Inremarkably good condition.
From an additional historical perspective, the salt service water (SSW) system at PNPS has experienced leaks on the buried inlet (screenhouse to auxiliary bays) piping as a result ot internal corrosion. The original piping material was rubber lined carbon steel wrapped with reinforced fiberglass wrapping and coal tar saturated fell and heavy Kraft paper. The leaks were determined to be the result of the degraded rubber lining being in contact with sea water. These pipes have since been replaced with unlined Titanium wrapped with the same external I coating as the original pipe This Oipe replacement I
James Davis - Pilgrim AMP report comment form.wpd Page 3!1 2 cont. occurred in 1995 and 1997. In addition, the SSW buried discharge piping (also rubber fined carbon steel with external pipe wrapping, same as Inlet piping) from the auxiliary bays to the discharge canal also experienced severe Internal corrosion due to failure of the rubber lining. Two 40' lengths of 22" diameter pipes (one on each loop) were replaced In 1999 as a result of the failed rubber fining and internal corrosion. These spools were replaced with carbon steel coated internally and externally with an epoxy coating. The piping that was removed was examined after Its wrapping was removed and its external surface was found to be in good condition. Since that time, the entire length of both SSW buried discharge loops have been lined internally with cured-in-place pipe linings, "B' Loop in 2001 and *A*Loop in 2003.
The phased array Inspection technique, was provided merely as an example of a potential future examination technique. It and other remote techniques will potentially be able to assess the condition of extensive portions of buried piping without the need for excavation. This exception was taken to allow the potential use of this technique or others in lieu of excavating piping In order to provide a more effective assessment of overall piping condition while eliminating the potential for damaging the piping during excavation.
3 68 22 Remove the highlighted text Yes 4 68 24 Replace "review" with reviewed*
5 69 28 Remove the hard return 6 72 1 Remove extra spaces at the start of the line.
James Davis - Pilgrim AMP report comment form.wpd Page 411 I