ML070720250
ML070720250 | |
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Site: | Comanche Peak ![]() |
Issue date: | 12/12/2006 |
From: | TXU Power |
To: | Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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Download: ML070720250 (25) | |
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4 TXU Power Comanche Peak Site NRC Onsite Review Site Geotechnical Investigation Activities 12-13 December 2006 Agenda and Introduction
- Project Introduction
-Introductions
-Project Background and Status* Project Organization and QA* Site Investigations Overview* Site Orientation
-Site safety briefing-Logistics-Site tour Comanche Peak Site Background" Multiple reactor technologies considered
- Plant placement designs were developed that enveloped potential reactor technologies
- Multiple placements on the Comanche Peak site were considered before current placement selected* Geotechnical investigation commenced on borings common to all potential reactor technologies (Phase 1)* Geotechnical investigations will finalize site characterization after the reactor technology is selected (Phase 2)* Hydrogeological investigation
-including well development performed to investigate groundwater conditions Project Organization Site Geotechnical Investigations TXU Power Enercon Services COLA Development WLA Fugro Seismic, Geologic & Site Geotechnical Geotechnical Characterization Investigations T Support Subcontractors Support Subcontractors Project Organization Responsibilities Site Geotechnical Investigations
- TXU Power-Site owner* Enercon Services, Inc.-COLA contractor for TXU Power-Providing QA oversight for geotechnical investigation activities as well as managing interface with site owner* Enercon Subcontractors
-William Lettis & Associates, Inc. (WLA) -Provides Overall Technical Direction for Geological, Geotechnical and Seismological Studies-Fugro -Implementation of Site Characterization Activities; i.e., Drilling, Well Installation, Laboratory Testing, Geotechnical Engineering Services Site Investigation/Data Collection Quality Assurance I TXU Power I I Enercon QA Program I Contracted to perform work under LEnercon QA program]I, I Enercon QA Project Plan Document[ Enercon Project Instruction (P1-02)I-4-Includes drilling, well installation, surface and downhole geophysical testing, geologic mapping, and laboratory testing.*Data Collection Plan*Work Plan (DCP)* lnstructions-Preparation of DCP* lnstructions-Preparation of Work Plan* Instructions-Preparation of Work Instructions
- Document Control Register JI Quality Assurance* TXU contracted Enercon Services to perform COLA development under the Enercon Services' QA Program* Geotechnical field investigation, laboratory testing, and engineering analysis performed by William Lettis &Associates and Fugro is performed under the Enercon Services' Quality Assurance Project Plan Geologic and Geotechnical Site Characterization
- Characterize subsurface with existing (FSAR) and new data* Sufficient new exploration to confirm and refine site stratigraphy
- Evaluate site subsurface variability
- Develop site profile for ground motion response" Identify possible geologic hazards* Verify Vendor plant design parameters" Prepare Conceptual Foundation/Geotechnical Design* Characterize groundwater conditions (water table, confined aquifers, dewatering requirements)
- Evaluate rock excavatibility and excavation support Exploration Protocol" Work will follow formal Enercon QA Program" Performed by qualified, experienced geologists/engineers" Senior Review (licensed professionals)" Formal Internal Technical Review (ITR)" Conformance to NRC RG 1.132, RG-1.138" Satisfy vendor and SSI data requirements u-q ffxpkwionb of 0004"k~ Uafts OU* & i- .04*- W-L-w am mAWmr wo.ws.An P 0 -.ON owom Explamallon Somm;. G~oIM *ad foul daft derdwd "om "in & Bekmui (1974).
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- Groundwater Monitoring Wells (Phase 1)* Geologic Mapping (Phase 2)* Test Pit Excavation and Mapping (Phase 2)
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Project Organization Responsibilities Site Geotechnical Investigations
- WLA provides field project management for geotechnical and geologic data collection tasks" WLA Site Coordinator provides supervision of the day-to-day field activities
- Rig Geologist is assigned full-time with a drill rig.Responsibilities include:-Verify drilling or testing operations are conducted in conformance with specified procedures
-Document sample or test depths and test results-Maintain field logs of borings, including classification of materials recovered and description of geotechnical soil properties
-Chain-of-custody document preparation and logging samples Geotechnical Borehole Procedure" Work Instructions issued to drilling companies and Rig Geologists defining duties* Boring Assignments for each borehole prepared by WLA Site Coordinator.
Boring assignments specify:-Boring location-Boring type-Boring depth-Required tests-Boring Completion
- Rig Geologist directs Drill Crew to prepare drill site and perform drilling per Boring Assignment
- Rig Geologist monitors drilling, describes samples, maintains field log* Modifications to Boring Assignment instructions, if needed, reviewed and approved by Site Coordinator
- Samples transported to site storage facility at end of each day Current Site Activities
- Borings-22 geotechnical borings completed or in progress* Testing-Caliper-Gamma-Seismic Downhole and P-S Suspension Velocity Measurements
-Borehole Televiewer Profiles* Monitoring Wells-20 monitoring well clusters installed Safety" Personal protective equipment requirements" Incident reporting (including near misses)* Inclement weather precautions
- Potential hazardous insects/reptiles
- Plant access requirements Q&A