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| number = ML20085E001
| number = ML20085E001
| issue date = 07/31/1991
| issue date = 07/31/1991
| title = Illinois Lopra Reactor Annual Rept for Aug 1990 - Jul 1991.
| title = Illinois Lopra Reactor Annual Rept for Aug 1990 - Jul 1991
| author name = Miley G, Pohlod C, Williams J
| author name = Miley G, Pohlod C, Williams J
| author affiliation = ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF, URBANA, IL
| author affiliation = ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF, URBANA, IL
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1 White Flint North 11555 Rockville Piko Rockville HD, 20852 Attention: Document Control Desh Dear Sir


==Subject:==
==Subject:==
Annusi Report, LOPRA Reactor License No. R-117 Dociet No. 50-356 The following is written to comply with the requirement of Section 6.7.f of the TechMcal Specifications and condit ic>ns of 50.59 of 10 CFR 50. lhe outline foilews the numbered sequence of Section 0. 7.f of the Technical Specif ications.
Annusi Report, LOPRA Reactor License No. R-117 Dociet No. 50-356 The following is written to comply with the requirement of Section 6.7.f of the TechMcal Specifications and condit ic>ns of 50.59 of 10 CFR 50. lhe outline foilews the numbered sequence of Section 0. 7.f of the Technical Specif ications.
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f ANNUAL REPORI August 1, 1990 - July 31, 1991 ILLINOIS LOPRA PEACTOR Facility License R-117
f ANNUAL REPORI August 1, 1990 - July 31, 1991 ILLINOIS LOPRA PEACTOR Facility License R-117 1.
: 1.                       SUMMARLOF OPERATING EXPERJENCE The reactor was scheduled for operations a total of 44 hour s and was in act uai operation a total of 18.4 hours. Scheduled time and operational time are greater this reporting period because of the scheduling of an Operator T raining Course for Shif t Technical Advisor Trainees f r om the Keuwenee Nuclear Power Station and the scheduling of a SRO licensing examination for Mr. Richard L.
SUMMARLOF OPERATING EXPERJENCE The reactor was scheduled for operations a total of 44 hour s and was in act uai operation a total of 18.4 hours. Scheduled time and operational time are greater this reporting period because of the scheduling of an Operator T raining Course for Shif t Technical Advisor Trainees f r om the Keuwenee Nuclear Power Station and the scheduling of a SRO licensing examination for Mr. Richard L.
Holm. Student Experiments /Demonstr ations scheduled in this reporting year include an " Appr oach to Critical' (ATC) fuel loading e mer1 ment in the LOPRA and the determination of Control Rod Worth by sub-critical multiplication.
Holm. Student Experiments /Demonstr ations scheduled in this reporting year include an " Appr oach to Critical' (ATC) fuel loading e mer1 ment in the LOPRA and the determination of Control Rod Worth by sub-critical multiplication.
The           time scheduled for Surveillance       Requ i r ement s                             includes power calibrations, cont rol rod worth determinations and fuel inspections. Scneduled time includes tirne for activities such as fuel inspections which don't require actual operation of the LOPRA. Over 99.9 % of the energy listed in Section 11 was generated during the two power calibrations performed during this reporting period. No maintenance was required during this reporting period. No labo atory measurements were performed other than those which are part of the Student Experiments / Demonstrations.
The time scheduled for Surveillance Requ i r ement s includes power calibrations, cont rol rod worth determinations and fuel inspections. Scneduled time includes tirne for activities such as fuel inspections which don't require actual operation of the LOPRA. Over 99.9 % of the energy listed in Section 11 was generated during the two power calibrations performed during this reporting period. No maintenance was required during this reporting period. No labo atory measurements were performed other than those which are part of the Student Experiments / Demonstrations.
Timely application for re-licensing the LOPRA was filed with the USNRC on Sectember ?9, 1989. The LOPRA license expired 1 November 1989.
Timely application for re-licensing the LOPRA was filed with the USNRC on Sectember ?9, 1989. The LOPRA license expired 1 November 1989.
Maintenance                                                   0%
Maintenance 0%
Student Experiments / Demonstrations                   45 %
Student Experiments / Demonstrations 45 %
Surveillance Requirements                               46 %
Surveillance Requirements 46 %
SRO Licensing                                                 9%
SRO Licensing 9%
Lt'> orator y Measurements                                   0%
Lt'> orator y Measurements 0%
Total                                               100 %
Total 100 %
II.                             TABULATION 0F_, OPERATIONS Hours Criti.. cal
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* and_ Energy         18.4 hours                                         5.69 FW-brs
TABULATION 0F_, OPERATIONS Hours Criti.. cal
* and_ Energy 18.4 hours 5.69 FW-brs
* This time includes time for loading fuel elements during the Approach to Critical Experiment and sub-critical time during the control rod calibration. The control rods are calibrated using sub-critical multiplication so that a large riortion of the experiment is done with the reactor sub-critical. The actual critical time during thcse experiments was about 2.0 hours or in of the above time.
* This time includes time for loading fuel elements during the Approach to Critical Experiment and sub-critical time during the control rod calibration. The control rods are calibrated using sub-critical multiplication so that a large riortion of the experiment is done with the reactor sub-critical. The actual critical time during thcse experiments was about 2.0 hours or in of the above time.
III. EMERGENCY SHUTDOWNS AND INADVERTENT.SCPAMS There were no unplanned screms or emergency shutdownr during this reoarting period.
III. EMERGENCY SHUTDOWNS AND INADVERTENT.SCPAMS There were no unplanned screms or emergency shutdownr during this reoarting period.


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V.         QQNQII1QNS UNDER__SECTIONJ0._59_QE10__CfR_50 There were- no changes to procedures or new experiments dur1ng this ' period.                                           :
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                    - The excess reactivity of the LOPRA core was increased from 27 cents to 27.5 cents                                                     !
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Illinois Lopra Reactor Annual Rept for Aug 1990 - Jul 1991
ML20085E001
Person / Time
Site: 05000356
Issue date: 07/31/1991
From: Miley G, Pohlod C, Williams J
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF, URBANA, IL
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM), Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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4 Univer:sity of Illitiois ocPutmentof conese or rngineering Nuclear I:ngineering di UrDdDd+(_hdfl1[1digil 214 Nuclear fingineering 217 333 2295 t,abora tor, 217 333 2906 f.n 103 South Gomhvin henue Urbana,11. 61h01 2981 9-25-91 Director Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1 White Flint North 11555 Rockville Piko Rockville HD, 20852 Attention: Document Control Desh Dear Sir

Subject:

Annusi Report, LOPRA Reactor License No. R-117 Dociet No. 50-356 The following is written to comply with the requirement of Section 6.7.f of the TechMcal Specifications and condit ic>ns of 50.59 of 10 CFR 50. lhe outline foilews the numbered sequence of Section 0. 7.f of the Technical Specif ications.

Yours truly, a

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r. John G. Williams, Reactor Director 5,0 49 -/

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Dr. Georfje H. Miley,

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f ANNUAL REPORI August 1, 1990 - July 31, 1991 ILLINOIS LOPRA PEACTOR Facility License R-117 1.

SUMMARLOF OPERATING EXPERJENCE The reactor was scheduled for operations a total of 44 hour5.092593e-4 days <br />0.0122 hours <br />7.275132e-5 weeks <br />1.6742e-5 months <br /> s and was in act uai operation a total of 18.4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br />. Scheduled time and operational time are greater this reporting period because of the scheduling of an Operator T raining Course for Shif t Technical Advisor Trainees f r om the Keuwenee Nuclear Power Station and the scheduling of a SRO licensing examination for Mr. Richard L.

Holm. Student Experiments /Demonstr ations scheduled in this reporting year include an " Appr oach to Critical' (ATC) fuel loading e mer1 ment in the LOPRA and the determination of Control Rod Worth by sub-critical multiplication.

The time scheduled for Surveillance Requ i r ement s includes power calibrations, cont rol rod worth determinations and fuel inspections. Scneduled time includes tirne for activities such as fuel inspections which don't require actual operation of the LOPRA. Over 99.9 % of the energy listed in Section 11 was generated during the two power calibrations performed during this reporting period. No maintenance was required during this reporting period. No labo atory measurements were performed other than those which are part of the Student Experiments / Demonstrations.

Timely application for re-licensing the LOPRA was filed with the USNRC on Sectember ?9, 1989. The LOPRA license expired 1 November 1989.

Maintenance 0%

Student Experiments / Demonstrations 45 %

Surveillance Requirements 46 %

SRO Licensing 9%

Lt'> orator y Measurements 0%

Total 100 %

II.

TABULATION 0F_, OPERATIONS Hours Criti.. cal

  • and_ Energy 18.4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> 5.69 FW-brs
  • This time includes time for loading fuel elements during the Approach to Critical Experiment and sub-critical time during the control rod calibration. The control rods are calibrated using sub-critical multiplication so that a large riortion of the experiment is done with the reactor sub-critical. The actual critical time during thcse experiments was about 2.0 hours0 days <br />0 hours <br />0 weeks <br />0 months <br /> or in of the above time.

III. EMERGENCY SHUTDOWNS AND INADVERTENT.SCPAMS There were no unplanned screms or emergency shutdownr during this reoarting period.

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QQNQII1QNS UNDER__SECTIONJ0._59_QE10__CfR_50 There were-no changes to procedures or new experiments dur1ng this ' period.

- The excess reactivity of the LOPRA core was increased from 27 cents to 27.5 cents

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- during this' reporting period. It is. felt that this increase in excess reactivity is riue to~ the change in orientation which occurs in the core when fuel is loaded back into the core ? during' the Approach to Critical Experiment.This increase-leaves the excess reactivity well below the maximum Technical Specification limit of 60 cents.

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Personnel radiation exposures for the laboratory are given in the P.nual Report' for the - Advanced TRIGA Reactor, License No. R-115, Docket No. 50-151, dated February-28, 1991.

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