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Forwards Justification for Extension of Applicability of 890807 SER Re Acceptance of BAW-10175, Rod Exchange Methodology Topical Rept.
ML19327B249
Person / Time
Site: Mcguire, Catawba, McGuire, 05000000
Issue date: 10/06/1989
From: Taylor J
BABCOCK & WILCOX CO.
To: Norberg J
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
JHT-89-204, NUDOCS 8910270260
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, Subj ect: Rod Exchange Methodology Topical Report, BAW 10175

References:

1. .J. H. Taylor to J. A. ' Norberg, JHT/89-98, May 22,1989.
2. A. C. Thadani to J. H. Taylor, Acceptance for Referencing of . Topical Report BAW-10175, " Rod Exchange Methodology",

August 7, 1989.

Dear Mr. Norberg:

TReference 1 transmitted ' the subject topical report to the NRC for review.

Subsequently, l Reference 2 provided the Safety Evaluation Report (SER) and E' ' approval for that application. Thio SER concludes that the rod exchange

, nethodology is. acceptable for use by BWFC for McCuire Units 1 and 2 ' and

. Catawba Units 1 and 2. B&W requests that the SER be revised to include applicability to all other Westinghouse PWEs. Justification for this extended applicability is included with the attachment to this letter.

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to Other Westinghouse PWRs e The ability to calculate the necessary information to support control rod worth measurements by rod enchange centers on accurately determining calculated individual bank worths and integral bank worth shapes. This calculational process basically consists of three inter-cormected analytical techniques: 1) the development of specific fuel nuclear cross sections; 2) the development of specific control rod cross-sections; and 3) the development of a core model for calculations of individual control rod bank worths and integral rod worth shapes. BWFC has successfully demonstrated the ability to calculate the information required to support control rod worth measurementu using the rod exchange method for Westinghouse-designed plants o in BAW-10175.

Presented on the following page are calculated and measured rod worthe for three cycles each of two different Westinghouse-designed plants and for the three most recent E&W 177 F.A. plant reloads. Also attached are representative examples of measured integral rod worth versus predicted integral worth for three different types of plants. Measured rod worths were determined by the standard boron exchange method. This data demonstrates that BWFC has the' ability to accurately calculate control rod worths and integral worth shapes for a variety of fuel types, control rod types, and core designs.

The techniques approved in BAW-10175 are insensitive to global parameters that may differ in Uestinghouse-designed pressurized water reactors (PWRs) other than the McGuire and Catawba units, such as the number of reactor l coolant system loops, the fuel assembly design (eg,, 15x15 vs. 17x17), and the number of fuel assemblies in the core (eg., Westinghouse 157 vs.

Westinghouse 193). Since BWFC can accurately determine individual control rod bank worths (and integral shapes), and since BWFC has demonstrated technical support for control rod worth measurements by the rod exchange method, the applicability for BA9-10175 should be extended to any Westinghouse reactors which BWFC may support in the future.

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2).All rod worths presented above are in units of PCM.

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