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{{#Wiki_filter:V. C. Summer Nuclear StationRF-16 Outage InformationAlan TorresManager, Planning and SchedulingEnclosure RF-16 Goals*Outage goals-Nuclear safety*Protect the core and the public (conservative decisions) *Use N+1 (Safety Function Bar Chart)*Secondary side focus (use of secondary side outage manager)*Readiness reviews using Equipment Risk RF-16 Goals-Radiological safety*ALARA (use one train of RHR for shutdown)*Dose control-use PRC resin*Control Crud Burst (24hr RCP run after peroxide injection) -Industrial safety*Two minute drill *Pre-job briefs
{{#Wiki_filter:V. C. Summer Nuclear Station RF-16 Outage Information Alan Torres Manager, Planning and Scheduling Enclosure
*Be smart-use OE (Book)
 
RF-16 Goals*Duration: 37 Days*Budget projected at 25.7 m*Human Performance Events: <
RF-16 Goals
1*Recordable Injuries: <
* Outage goals
1*Significant Safety Events: 0
  - Nuclear safety
*Post 100% -90 Day Capacity: *Dose: 70 REM RF-16 Major Modifications*New Alternate AC supply to 1DX-Reduction in CDF of 31.8%*Reactor Building Sump Redesign-Change out of SI Throttle valves-Addition of debris catchers*Replacement of RV head nuts with Hydranuts-Significant Dose savings*Replacement of B DG Governor-Improved reliability RF-16RB Sump RF-16New Sump Design RF-16Hydra Nuts RF-16 Items of Interest*Reactor lower head visual inspection*Upper head volumetric inspection*B Hot leg volumetric inspection*Containment tendon inspection*LP A inspection and overhaul*LP A condenser bellows replacement RF-16Expansion Bellows RF-16Reactor Head Volumetric Exam RF-16 Items of Interest *Replacement of air disconnect 8903 on main out going bus*Replacement of DC feedback cards on EX2000 excitation system Program Enhancements RF-16 Program Improvements*Program Changes-Implementation of a new FME program-Use of new maintenance procedure format-Use of an integrated valve team for AOV/MOV'S RF-15 Carry over*Operating Experience books*Daily talking points
* Protect the core and the public (conservative decisions)
*Weekly outage newsletter*Rewarded behaviors program utilizes human performance error reduction tools *Outage observation blitz RF-16*Challenges-RCS leakage identification plan-Identification and resolution of fuel leaker-Potential unknown on volumetric head inspection-SI flow balance-Alternate AC power retest Questions?
* Use N+1 (Safety Function Bar Chart)
V.C. Summer Station Recirculation Sump Design ChangesKirk WeirDesign Engineering Overview*Analysis Results*Ongoing Analysis Work*Refuel 16 Activities Analysis Results*~930ft 2 strainer for each train*8.2 ft 3fiber load on the sump-1.5 ft 3tempmat-6.7 ft 3latent fiber (105 lbs latent debris)*190 ft 2unqualified tape, placards, stickers*"Chemical Effects" account for <1% total particulate*High particulate load
* Secondary side focus (use of secondary side outage manager)
*Mariniteinsulation is not a problem Analysis Results*713.7 ft 3of RMI (mirror insulation) debris*27.3 ft 3transports to the sump-based on RMI debris transport testing-removed the need for debris interceptors Analysis Results*Evaluation of sump level for break inside the primary shield was completed and is acceptable*Evaluation of sump level for break inside the pressurizer cubicle was completed and is acceptable. the pressurizer cubicle door latching mechanism is assumed to fail.*HHSI throttle valves will be replaced due to downstream effects-current valve opening is 1/32"-new valve opening is ~3/32" Ongoing Analysis Work*Cumulative effects program -calculations are being completed and procedure updates are prepared*Evaluation of downstream effects*Conducting large scale testing on strainers RF-16 Modifications*Complete recirculation sump strainer replacement-2400 ft 2per train-RHR and spray pump strainers cross-tie*Trash racks*Block southern stairwell of 436 ft elevation*Remove toe-kick plate on 436 ft elevation*Installation of new HHSI throttle valves AECL Strainer Designs Review*On track to meet the requirements of the Generic Letter*Supplemental response to Generic Letter by 12/31/06*Major modifications planned for RF16 Questions?}}
* Readiness reviews using Equipment Risk
 
RF-16 Goals
- Radiological safety
* ALARA (use one train of RHR for shutdown)
* Dose control-use PRC resin
* Control Crud Burst (24hr RCP run after peroxide injection)
- Industrial safety
* Two minute drill
* Pre-job briefs
* Be smart- use OE (Book)
 
RF-16 Goals
* Duration: 37 Days
* Budget projected at 25.7 m
* Human Performance Events: < 1
* Recordable Injuries: < 1
* Significant Safety Events: 0
* Post 100% - 90 Day Capacity:
* Dose: 70 REM
 
RF-16 Major Modifications
* New Alternate AC supply to 1DX
  - Reduction in CDF of 31.8%
* Reactor Building Sump Redesign
  - Change out of SI Throttle valves
  - Addition of debris catchers
* Replacement of RV head nuts with Hydranuts
  - Significant Dose savings
* Replacement of B DG Governor
  - Improved reliability
 
RF-16 RB Sump
 
RF-16 New Sump Design
 
RF-16 Hydra Nuts
 
RF-16 Items of Interest
* Reactor lower head visual inspection
* Upper head volumetric inspection
* B Hot leg volumetric inspection
* Containment tendon inspection
* LP A inspection and overhaul
* LP A condenser bellows replacement
 
RF-16 Expansion Bellows
 
RF-16 Reactor Head Volumetric Exam
 
RF-16 Items of Interest
* Replacement of air disconnect 8903 on main out going bus
* Replacement of DC feedback cards on EX2000 excitation system
 
Program Enhancements
 
RF-16 Program Improvements
* Program Changes
  - Implementation of a new FME program
  - Use of new maintenance procedure format
  - Use of an integrated valve team for AOV/MOVS
 
RF-15 Carry over
* Operating Experience books
* Daily talking points
* Weekly outage newsletter
* Rewarded behaviors program utilizes human performance error reduction tools
* Outage observation blitz
 
RF-16
* Challenges
  - RCS leakage identification plan
  - Identification and resolution of fuel leaker
  - Potential unknown on volumetric head inspection
  - SI flow balance
  - Alternate AC power retest
 
Questions?
V.C. Summer Station Recirculation Sump Design Changes Kirk Weir Design Engineering
 
Overview
* Analysis Results
* Ongoing Analysis Work
* Refuel 16 Activities
 
Analysis Results
* ~930ft2 strainer for each train
* 8.2 ft3 fiber load on the sump
  - 1.5 ft3 tempmat
  - 6.7 ft3 latent fiber (105 lbs latent debris)
* 190 ft2 unqualified tape, placards, stickers
* Chemical Effects account for <1%
total particulate
* High particulate load
* Marinite insulation is not a problem
 
Analysis Results
* 713.7 ft3 of RMI (mirror insulation) debris
* 27.3 ft3 transports to the sump
  - based on RMI debris transport testing
  - removed the need for debris interceptors
 
Analysis Results
* Evaluation of sump level for break inside the primary shield was completed and is acceptable
* Evaluation of sump level for break inside the pressurizer cubicle was completed and is acceptable. the pressurizer cubicle door latching mechanism is assumed to fail.
* HHSI throttle valves will be replaced due to downstream effects
  - current valve opening is 1/32
  - new valve opening is ~3/32
 
Ongoing Analysis Work
* Cumulative effects program -
calculations are being completed and procedure updates are prepared
* Evaluation of downstream effects
* Conducting large scale testing on strainers
 
RF-16 Modifications
* Complete recirculation sump strainer replacement
  - 2400 ft2 per train
  - RHR and spray pump strainers cross-tie
* Trash racks
* Block southern stairwell of 436 ft elevation
* Remove toe-kick plate on 436 ft elevation
* Installation of new HHSI throttle valves
 
AECL Strainer Designs
 
Review
* On track to meet the requirements of the Generic Letter
* Supplemental response to Generic Letter by 12/31/06
* Major modifications planned for RF16
 
Questions?}}

Latest revision as of 14:35, 23 November 2019

V. C. Summer Nuclear Station RF-16 Outage Information
ML062760245
Person / Time
Site: Summer South Carolina Electric & Gas Company icon.png
Issue date: 09/27/2006
From: Andrea Torres
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co
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Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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V. C. Summer Nuclear Station RF-16 Outage Information Alan Torres Manager, Planning and Scheduling Enclosure

RF-16 Goals

  • Outage goals

- Nuclear safety

  • Protect the core and the public (conservative decisions)
  • Use N+1 (Safety Function Bar Chart)
  • Secondary side focus (use of secondary side outage manager)
  • Readiness reviews using Equipment Risk

RF-16 Goals

- Radiological safety

  • ALARA (use one train of RHR for shutdown)
  • Dose control-use PRC resin
  • Control Crud Burst (24hr RCP run after peroxide injection)

- Industrial safety

  • Two minute drill
  • Pre-job briefs
  • Be smart- use OE (Book)

RF-16 Goals

  • Duration: 37 Days
  • Budget projected at 25.7 m
  • Human Performance Events: < 1
  • Recordable Injuries: < 1
  • Significant Safety Events: 0
  • Post 100% - 90 Day Capacity:

RF-16 Major Modifications

  • New Alternate AC supply to 1DX

- Reduction in CDF of 31.8%

  • Reactor Building Sump Redesign

- Change out of SI Throttle valves

- Addition of debris catchers

  • Replacement of RV head nuts with Hydranuts

- Significant Dose savings

  • Replacement of B DG Governor

- Improved reliability

RF-16 RB Sump

RF-16 New Sump Design

RF-16 Hydra Nuts

RF-16 Items of Interest

  • Reactor lower head visual inspection
  • Upper head volumetric inspection
  • B Hot leg volumetric inspection
  • Containment tendon inspection
  • LP A inspection and overhaul

RF-16 Expansion Bellows

RF-16 Reactor Head Volumetric Exam

RF-16 Items of Interest

  • Replacement of air disconnect 8903 on main out going bus
  • Replacement of DC feedback cards on EX2000 excitation system

Program Enhancements

RF-16 Program Improvements

  • Program Changes

- Implementation of a new FME program

- Use of new maintenance procedure format

- Use of an integrated valve team for AOV/MOVS

RF-15 Carry over

  • Operating Experience books
  • Daily talking points
  • Weekly outage newsletter
  • Rewarded behaviors program utilizes human performance error reduction tools
  • Outage observation blitz

RF-16

  • Challenges

- RCS leakage identification plan

- Identification and resolution of fuel leaker

- Potential unknown on volumetric head inspection

- SI flow balance

- Alternate AC power retest

Questions?

V.C. Summer Station Recirculation Sump Design Changes Kirk Weir Design Engineering

Overview

  • Analysis Results
  • Ongoing Analysis Work
  • Refuel 16 Activities

Analysis Results

  • ~930ft2 strainer for each train
  • 8.2 ft3 fiber load on the sump

- 1.5 ft3 tempmat

- 6.7 ft3 latent fiber (105 lbs latent debris)

  • 190 ft2 unqualified tape, placards, stickers
  • Chemical Effects account for <1%

total particulate

  • High particulate load
  • Marinite insulation is not a problem

Analysis Results

  • 713.7 ft3 of RMI (mirror insulation) debris
  • 27.3 ft3 transports to the sump

- based on RMI debris transport testing

- removed the need for debris interceptors

Analysis Results

  • Evaluation of sump level for break inside the primary shield was completed and is acceptable
  • Evaluation of sump level for break inside the pressurizer cubicle was completed and is acceptable. the pressurizer cubicle door latching mechanism is assumed to fail.
  • HHSI throttle valves will be replaced due to downstream effects

- current valve opening is 1/32

- new valve opening is ~3/32

Ongoing Analysis Work

  • Cumulative effects program -

calculations are being completed and procedure updates are prepared

  • Evaluation of downstream effects
  • Conducting large scale testing on strainers

RF-16 Modifications

  • Complete recirculation sump strainer replacement

- 2400 ft2 per train

- RHR and spray pump strainers cross-tie

  • Trash racks
  • Block southern stairwell of 436 ft elevation
  • Remove toe-kick plate on 436 ft elevation
  • Installation of new HHSI throttle valves

AECL Strainer Designs

Review

  • On track to meet the requirements of the Generic Letter
  • Supplemental response to Generic Letter by 12/31/06
  • Major modifications planned for RF16

Questions?