LIC-88-1019, Monthly Operating Rept for Oct 1988 for Fort Calhoun Station

Monthly Operating Rept for Oct 1988 for Fort Calhoun Station

ML20206D093
Person / Time
Site:	Fort Calhoun
Issue date:	10/31/1988
From:	Blessie W, Morris K OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT
To:	NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION & RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (ARM)
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LIC-88-1019, NUDOCS 8811160533
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AVERAGE DAILY UNIT POWER LEVEL DOCKET NO. 50-285 bd!T  : ort Calhoun Station DATE iovember 9, 1988 J0MPLETED BY 4. J. Blessie TELEPHONE 402-536-4595

, MONTH October 1988 DAY AVERAGE DAILY POWER LEVEL DAY AVERAGE DAILY POWER LEVEL (MWe-Net) (MWe-Net) 1 0 17 0  :

2 0 18 0 3 n. 19 0 4 .

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5 0 21 0 6 0 22 0 ,

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10 0 26 0 j 11 0 27 0 ,.

12 0 28 0 13 0 29 _ 0 14 0 30 0 15 0 31 ,

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16 0 INSTRUCTIONS On this format, list the average daily unit power level in MWe-Net for each day i in the reporting month. Compute to the nearest whole megawatt.

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DOCKET NO. 50-285 UNIT Fort Calhoun Station 4 DATE jig.g m>er 9.1988 -

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TELEPHONE .iO2-53u-459!i OPERATING STATUS j 3

1. Unit Name: Fort Ca'houi Stat'on Notes Reporting Period: Octo we 918

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3. Licensed Thermal Power sMWtp: 1500

4. NameplateRating(GrossMWeji 502

5. De.signElectricalRating(NetMWe): 478

6. Maximum Dependable Capacity (Gross MWe):_ 502

7. Maximum Dependable Capacity (Net Me): 478 t

8. IfchangesoccurinCapacityRatings(ItemsNumber3Through7)SinceLastReport, i Give Reasons:

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1 9. PowerLeveltoWhichRestricted,IfAny(NetMWe): N/A

10. Reasons for Restrictions, If Anyt, This Month Yr-to-Date Cumulative

11. Hours in Reporting Period 745.0 7320.0 L 32. M6.0

12. Number of Hours Reactor Was Criti;al 0.0 65L0.0 ,03.L451.8

, 13. Reactor Reserve Shutdown Hours 0.0 0.0 ... M0.5 j 14. Hours Generator On Line 0.0 6496.5 102.t15.3 1 15. Unit Reserve Shutdown Hours 0.0 0.0 0.0 l 16. GrossThermalEnergyGer.arated(MWH) 0.0 8.34L.363.7 132,AAA,oM,9 l 17. GrossElectricalEnergyGenerated(MWH) 0.0 2.77L.20/.0 ,,, (0120.?

i 18. NetElectricalEnergyGenerated(MWH) 0.0 2.62J.422.8 . 1.501.0

19. Unit Service Factor 0.0 88.3 7T.L

20. Unit Availability Factor 0.0 - 88.3 ,,

77.t 21 Unit Capacity Factor (Using MOC Net) 0.0 75. .t 68.6 i

22. Unit Capacity Factor (Using DER Net)

23. Unit Forced N tage Rate A0 0.0

75. 1 0.0 6{td_,,

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! 24. ShutdownsScheduledOverNext6 Months (Type,Date,andDurationofEach):

The 19 M Re M,ina Shutdown commenced on Sectember 27. 1988 with startuo tenta-

':ively sc 5edulef for December 15. 1988.

25. 1" Shut Down at Bnd of Report Period Estimated Date of $tartup: December 15. 1986__

26. UnitsInTestStatus(PriortoCossnercialOperation): Forcast Ac11eved INITIAL CRITICALITY INITIAL ELECTRICITY N/A CO M RCIAL OPERATION l

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P,e.ee seem eece 88-06 8809/7 5 823.5 C i N/A XX XXXXX On September 27,19P.8, the 1988 fort Calhoun Refueling Gutage cowsoenced.

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, Refueling Informatien Fort CalhGun - Unit Ns.1 Report for the sunth ending October 1988

1. Scheduled date for ner*, refueling shutdown, commenced 9/88

2. Scheduled date for restart following refueling. December 1988

3. Will refueling or resumption of operation thereafte*

require a tecinical specification change or other license amendment? Yes

a. If enswer is yes, what, in general, will thes) be?

- Change total planar radial peaking factor limit from 1.85 to 1.80

- Change core inlet temperature from 545'T to 543'F Clarification of LHR t.C0

. Miscellaneous changes

b. If answer is no, has the relond fuel design and core configuration been reviewed by your Plant Safety Review Committee to deter-mine whether sny unreviewed safety questions are associated with the core reload,

c. If no such review has taken place, when is it scheduled?

4. Scheduled date(s) for submitting proposed licensing action and support information. Submitted Auoust 1988

5. Important licensing considerations associated with new or different fuel design or refueling,e.g.leweddesignorperformanceanalysis supalier, unrev metiods, significant changes in fuel design, new operating procedures.

6. The number v" fuel assemblies: a in the core . -l33 assemblies b in the spent fuel pool 43P

• c spent fuel pool storage capacity 729

• d)plannedspentfuelpool May be increased storage capacity via fu i ein

• conso edation

7. The projected date of the last refueling that can be discharged to the spent fuel pool assuming the present licensed capacity. 1994 "

• Configuration at end of refueling outa ve "Full core offload of 133 assemblies lost.

Prepared by M e Date November 15, 1988

OMAHA PUCLIC POWER DISTRICT fort Calhoun Station Unit No. 1  !

October 1988 Mor,thly Operations Report i

1. OPERATIONS SUf94ARY Fort Calhoun Station completed plant cooldown from its eleventh oper, W cycle on October 7, 1988. The following is the progress of some of the major refJeling activities, t The reactor core was being off loaded. Reactor coolant pump motors RC 3C and RC-3D were shipped off site for rebuilding. Both steam t stors were eddy r.urrent tested 4id no tubts required plugging. The a 'v injection refueling water tank was inspected and pctential It u repaired by a dive, while the taat was full. The component r. ater system was dechromated in preparation for a sptem onage scht...u lor November 8, 1988. Contro! room HVAC modification to install new iC units inside the control room envelope is in progress. Replacement of the metroscope for control rod indication is in progress. Replacemel..'. of the deaerator vacuum pumps is in progress.

I A Notification of Unusual Event was declared at 2104 hours0.0244 days <br />0.584 hours <br />0.00348 weeks <br />8.00572e-4 months <br /> on October 20, 1988. The declaration of this event was required by EPIP-05C-1 based upon the transport of a potentially contcminated injured person from the site to an offsite hospital for purposes of potential hospitalization. The event was terminated at 2332 hours0.027 days <br />0.648 hours <br />0.00386 weeks <br />8.87326e-4 months <br /> on October 20, 1988.

Mechanical and electrical modifications to diesel generator DG 1 are in l

progress. Seismic restraints are being installed on both DG-1 and DG-2.

Cells were replaced in both station batteries #1 and #2. A discharge test was performed on battery fl. Maint2 nance ar4 breder trip testing was j performed on the 22KV bus and 4160V bus 1A3. Inspection of the high s pressure turbine rotor found indications of cracking in 18 of the first stage buckets. The first stage dove tail will be capsed and the unit will operate for Cycle 12 without a first stage in the tur>ine. Turbi.ie control valves are being inspected. Wall repair was started in three of the steam moisture separators. Eddy current testing and divider plate inspection is complete on five feedwater heaters. Eddy current testing and tube plugging is complete on both condensers. Condenser circulating water valves are being rebuilt and expansion joints are being replaced.

The condenser waterbo.4es are being sandblasted and a protective coating is being applied.

NRC inspections were performed in the following areas d9 ring October 1988:

onsite and offsite review comittees, non destructive examination (NDE).

seismic supports, design packages, welding program, radiation protection, i design control, storage of parts, and calibration procedures.

No safety valves or PORY challenges or failures occurred.

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Monthly Operations Report October 1988 Page Two A, FERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS None B. CHANGES IN OPERATING METHODS None C. RESULTS OF SURVEILLANCE TESTS AND INSPECTIONS The surveillance test for main steam safety valves identified three safety valves with set)oints that had drifted out of their setpoint range (LER88-023). T1e 18 month surveillance test for DG-1 was scheduled for October 1988. The diesel is out for an overhaul. When the work is done, the required surveillances will be performad to verify operability. All other surveillance tests and inspections were completed with acceptable results.

D. CHANGES, TESTS AND EXPERIMENTS CARRIED OUT WITHOUT COM4ISSION APPROVAL Procedure Descriotion SP-BURNUP-1 Burnup Determination for Storagt of Spent Fuel.

This procedure was performed prior to 1988 refueling o>erations for the purpose of proving the accepta)ility of storage of some irradiated fuel assemblies in the non-poison region of the spent fuel pool. This procedure did not constitute an unreviewed safety question since the spent fuel pool storage racks are designed to store fuel with adequate burnup as determined by SP-BURNUP-1.

OP-11 Reactor Core Refueling Procedure.

This pror.edure was performed to off-load the core into the spent fuel pool. Irradiated fuel was moved from the core and into both the poisoned and non poisoned spent fuel storage racks. This procedure did not constitute an unreviewed safety question since SP-BURNUP-1 was performed on all applicable fuel assemblies and proper administra-tive controls were taken to prevent low burnup fuel assemblies from being stored in the non-borated storage locations.

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• Monthly Operations Report October 1988 Page Three D. CHANGES, TESTS AND EXPERIMENTS CARRIED OUT WITHOUT CCMISSION APPROVAL (Continued)

System Acceptance Committee Packages for October 1988:

Packaae Description / Analysis EEAR FC-88-021 Phase IV Security Barriers.

This modification provided for upgrade of ,

identified vital area barrier deficiencies. This modification does not have an adverse effect on the safety analysis.

EEAR FC-87-035 Removal of Defective Restraint.

This modification provided for the removal of an angle iron pipe restraint that was attached solely by a nitrogen supply line. This supply line provides nitrogen to the reactor coolant drain tank and the pressurizer quench tank. An analysis was made to determine if this restraint was needed. It was determined that it was not so this modification removed the restraint and inspected foursupports(twooneachside)oneithersideof the removed restraint. Thi., modification does not have an adverse effect on the safety analysis.

EEAR FC-80-131 Transfer Spent Resin from AC-7 to WD-33.

4 This modification provided for a method to 1 introduce nitrogen gas into the resin bed of demineralizer AC-7 prior to sluicing resin to WD-33 (Spent Resin Storage Tank) and introduce demineralized water into the sluice piping downstream of AC-7. These additions will aid in the resin transfer process, which in the past has caused numerous maintenance and radiological t problems due to transfer phe clogging. This modification does not have un adverse effect on the safety analysis.

EEAR FC-87-031 Rewire RTDs/ Instrument Loops T113 and C/112C.

t This modification provided for returning LTOP circuit T113 to service and removing C/112C instrument loop from service. This modification does not have an adverse effect on the safety analysis.

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Monthly Operations Report October 1988 Page Four D. CHANGES, TESTS AND EXPERIMENTS CARRIED OUT WITHOUT COMMISSION APPROVAL (Continued)

System Acceptance Committee Packages for October 1988: (Continuad)

Packaae Description / Analysis EEAR FC-85-129 Turbine Drain Valve Reversed Indication.

This modification corrected indication lights on the main control board for valves SPDV-3 and SPDV-4. This modification does not have an adverse effect on the safety analysis.

EEAR FC-86-022 Boric Acid Storage Tank Lighting.

This modification provided for lighting for the boric acid storage tank. This modification does not have an adverse effect on the safety analysis.

E. RESULTS OF LEAX RATE TESTS "B" and "C" leak rate test results will be reported upon completion.

F. CHANGES IN PLANT OPERATING STAFF Mr. Anthony Stella was hired as a Helper in the Operations Department.

G. TRAINING During the month of October, training continued for Equipment Operator-Nuclear (TurbineBuilding). Licensed and non-licensed operator continuing training was conducted. Development of materials for the January 1989 licensed operator requalification examinations continued. Training for licensed and senior licensed operator candidates and develo) ment of training materials for modifications to be installed during tie current refueling outage was conducted.

Development of "System Training Manuals" for operator instruction also continued. Efforts continued on development of System Engineer, Plant Review Committee, Quality Assurance, and Cesign Engineering training materials and upgrading of Technical Staff and Shift Technical Advisor lesson plans. Training continues to support the outage by providing two instructors who are filling the positions of containment coordi-nator. General Employee Training trained 557 people during the month of October to support the outage. Videotaping continued covering outage related activities and team building training. The preliminary design of the QC training program was completed.

Monthly Operations Report Octooer 1988 Page Five H. CHANGES, TESTS AND EXPERIMENTS REQUIRING NUCLEAR REGULATORY C0tHISSION AUTHORIZATION PURSUANT TO 10CFR50.59 0maha Public Power District requested a waiver from compliance with the provisions of Fort Calhoun Station Technical Specification (TS) '

3.2 relative to Table 3-4, Minimum frequencies for Sampling Tests.

An NRC TS interpretation on sampling chlorides and boron in the reactor vessel while off-loaded and RCS is drained determined that a TS waiver is not required for the following reasons. First, the water in the reactor coolant boundary is not providing a function as reactor coolant and neutron moderator during periods when no fuel is present in the reactor vessel. Second, the basis for the boron concentration sample is to ensure adequate shutdown margin for all core configurations during the refueling operation. The basis for the chloride sample is to ensure the prevention of chloride stress corrosion cracking. In this case where no fuel is present, the potential for this condition is minimal since t'e reactor coolant temperature is low and a heat source is not present. Third, the condition when the core is off-loaded does not place the plant in eitherthecoldshutdownorrefuelingconditioninthat(a) shutdown indicates a core reactivity condition with K ff less than 1.0, and (b)refuelingindicatesthatoneormorefuelassemblies, control rods, or neutron sources are ) resent in the vessel and could be subject to movement. Thus, tie TS requirements for both conditions were arepared in the case of coolant sampling on the basis that assem) lies or sources were in the vessel. Finally, the action i statements for the Limiting Conditions for Operation (LCO) for the boron concentration during refueling requires the cessation of fuel i movement, which is inherently complete if the fuel is off-loaded.

The action statements for the chloride concentration require the placement of the plant in a cold shutdown condition, which is also a moot issue when in either of the above conditions.

II. MAINTENANCE (Significant Safety Related)

See attached printout.

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OPPD PONT CALHOUN PLANT COMPLETtO CCE MAINTENANCE ORDERS - OCTOOER OATE: 11/04/68 PAGE: I CHAnP5 NEPONT M01 TICE: 07:30 . -

REFUELING OUTAGE SAFETv RELATED MAINT ORDERS . ,,

MAINTtNANCE ONDER NO EOUIPMENT TAG PROBLEM WORM ACCOMPLISHED wd CMP DATE -

6624ed A I- E SF w!RE LASELES FOR VARIOUS PPLS TERMIN ATTACHED LABELS TO WIRES PER ATTACHE 10/01/88 AL CONNECTIONS ARE MISLABELED. REFER O WORM PACMAGE SUPPLEMENT AND PRINT ENCE DRAW!NG 161F611 SH I FOR THE LO 161F570 SHEFT a23 (MM-87/KK-77) ( HH -

572L00 HCV-2976 J/4' LEAL-TIGHT FROM HCV-2976 TO ;NSPECTED 3/4-5EAL-TIGHT ON HCV-2976 10/22/88 JS- 114C NEEDS REPAIN . TO J0-114C FOUND NO PROBLEM.

672815 SlH-16e TOP CLAMP BOLT AND LOAD BOLT ARE LOO TOROUED 80LT5 TO ATTATCHED WORM INST 10/24/88 St. SUPPORT IS ON 12 INCH LP51 LINE. RUCTIONS.

wtST Or "o" OtTEC104 WLLL COOLER.

R743*,2 HCV-724A HCV-724A DOES NOT APPFAR TO Sdui WHE CHECu[D CONTRACT ON L/S(V-98.V-100 0 10/22/88 N GIVEN A CLOSED SIGNAL N AI-30A) AND FOUND IT OPEN RW 09/14

/87 ADJUSTED LIMIT SW & OP'S IS NOW o rdva t MCC-3At t<V-1385 FEED WATER ILOLATIGN CLEAN & TIGHTEN LITE SOCKETS-CHANGE 10/20/88 VALVE DHLARLM HAS UAD L 1 Lrt i SULO CVCLL VALVE EVERTHING On JGo SOCmETS. 10-20-88 0845.

880034 LCV-383-2-0 REPLACE THE AFGut ATOQ FOR THE REPLACED REGULATOR AND PERFORMED APP 10/14/68 AuGVE VALVE. NOTE: 1HE REGULATOR LICABLE SECTIONS OF ST-151-05-1 TO C IS DOwNSTRLAM OF THt CHECM VALVE. ONFIRM OPERASILITV. WORK WAAS ACCOMP 881374 HCv-104>A VALVE NEEDS TO DE REPACMED. RINGS ARE 8 3/8" INSTALLED 9ACMING O iC/27/te 88 OUTAGE WORM. N STOP CHECK VALVE. -

881375 HCV-1042A VALVE NEEDS TO BE REPACMED. CLEANED STUD AND LUBRICANT STUD NEW 'O/28/89 8H OUTAGE WORN. LUBE AND INSTALLED 5 RING OF DACRING ON EACH SIDE.

881584 EE-BA '88 OUTAGE *r CELLS 10.41.49.50.&53 CHARGED CELLS 10. 41 49 ~O PMD 53 15/1EiPG HAVE low VOLTS PER CELL. RECOMMEND AT A 2.5 VOLT PER CELL CH*RGE. BU38L INDIVIDUAL EGUAL12AitON CHARGES TO ED ELECTROLtTE IN CELLS 10. 41. 49 891791 RC-15 ASSEM8LE STEAM GENtRATOR NOZ2LE DAM ASSEMBLE 7 32" aNG d ~4- NOZZL2 GAMS 10/19/38 DURING BB OUTAGE CLEANED J3-32" AdG 56-24" CLAMPS cl D ALL WORK cs MD NO2 CAM-5.

este83 1A3-6 SECONDARY COUPLER CORNER MOUNT 15 REPLACED 5RC. 515C. Ot9CK.Rwp NOT ML 10/31/6e RROMEN ON 4160 VOLT BREAKER. EDED IN SWAM. '

'1EPLACES M0 s872154) 882006 RC-2A INSTALL 5HIELO!NG ON SG MANWAYS INSTALLED SHIELD!.NG ON MANWAYS 5-E4 A 40/11/86 DURING THE 66 OUTAGE TTACHED PROC. 1 HEY wE14T th EKTA:MELV w1LL AND wt9E VLS? EASW TO WORK w1TH

OPPO FORT CALHOUN PLANT COMPLETED COE KAINTENANCE ORDERS - OCTO8fR DATE: 11/04/C8 PAGE: 2 CHAMP 5 REPORT MO7 TIEE: 07:30 , ,

REFUELING OUTAGE SAFETV RELATED HAINT ORDERS . ,,

MAINTENANCE ORDER NO EQUIPMENT TAG PROBLEM aORK ACCOMPLISHED WK CMP DATE 882007 RC-2A MEMOVE THE SHILLDING FROM THE SG REMOVED SHEILDING FROM SG-A PER MS - 10/27/88 DURING THE 88 REFUELING OUTAGE FC-2-8-8.

882008 RC-2o INSTALL SHIELDING ON THE SG MAhmAV5 INSTALLED SHIELDING ON MANWAY PER AT 10/17/88 DURING THE 88 REFUELING OUTAGE TACNED PROCEDURE.

88'OOO e RC-28 REMOVE THE SHIELDING F ROM THE MANWAV COMPLETED AS PER PROCEDURE. 10/27/88

$ DURING THE 88 REFUELING OUTAGE.

HR2tb8 EE-1F CALIBRATE AMMETER $ FOR DGs1 LOCATED CALIBRATED Two AMMETERS FOR DGl ON A 10/14/88 ON AI-304 whtCH CURRENTLY HAVE AN I 30A ITEMS 3A&3880TH AMMETERS ARE "OUT FOR CAL" 5TICmER ON THEM w! THIN-TOLERANCE.

es2220 TCV-2897A-O REBUILD VALVE OPERATOR TO REMOVE ANV REMOVED ACTUATOR FROM VALVE. D15ASSE 10/27/88 MOISTURE PER OPERATOR TEAHDOmN PROG MBLED FOUND DRIED GREASE AND WORN O RAM, RING SEALS AND BRITTLE GASMETS. REMO 882227 HCV-8034-0 REBUILD VALVE OPERATOR TO REMOVE ANY DISASSEMBLED PRES $uRE AND SPRING CVL 10/27/88 MOISTURE PER OPERATOR TEARDOWN PROG INDER PER PROCEDURE. REMOVED SEALS.

RAM. CLEANED PARTS WITH WHITE HAGS & LPSI 882238 ht -489A-O RE8UILD VALVE OPERATOR TO REMOVE ANV REMOVED END CAP.SDRING AND CVLINDER- 10/05/08 MOISTURE PER OPERATOR TEARDOmN PROG FOUND NO WATER AP;D NEGLIGABLE SURF AC RAM. E RUST. REMOVED 0 RING SEALS AND CVL MM224U HCV-4908-0 REBUILO VALVt OPENATOR TO REMOVE ANV REMOVED ACTUATOR FROM VALVE. DISASSE 10/08/88 MOISTURE PER OPERATOR TEARDOWN PfeOG MSLED SPRING CVLINOER AND FOUND SAND RAM, COMPLETELY DISASSEM8 LED ACTUATOR. C 682242 HCV-4918-0 REBUILD VALVE OPERATOR TO REMOVE ANY ACTUATOR FROM VALVE. DISASSEMBLED SP 10/08/88 MOISTUkE PER OPERATOR TEARDOWN PROG RING CVLINDER. NO SURFACE RUST OR WA RAM. TER IN ACTUATOR. CLEANED PARTS w!TH L 882244 AE REBUILD VALVE OPERATOR TO REMOVE ANY REMOvCD ACTUATOR FROM VALVE. 015ASSE 10/11/88 MOISTURE PEk OPERATOR TEARDOWN PROG MBLED ACTUATOR. CLEANED WITH LPSI AN RAM. O WHITE RAGS. INSPECTED PER PROCEDUR 682366 EE-1G REMOVE INSULATION ON HORIZONTAL' SECT ALL ASBESTOS AND NON As8ESTOS INSULA 10/12/88 ION OF EXHAUST PIPING. TION HAS DEEN REMOVED FROMMORIZONT AL EXHAU$T PIPING ON DIESEL GENERATO 863212 RC-15 CAL 18AATE NOZZLE DAM CONTROL PANELS. CALIBRATED A & B-5G NOZZLE DAM CONTR 10/29/88 PANEL 5 ARE LOCATED IN THE STOREROOM OL PANELS PER APPLICABLE CP CRATED P ANELS ARE IN IAC $ HOP. CP-NDP-1 (P 5 4

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• ORT CALHOUN PLANT COMPLETED CQE MAINTENANCE ORDERS - OCTDOER DATE: 11/04/08 PAGE: 3 Ceauv5 R E POR T #07 T1" J E 07:30 -

REFUELING OUTAGE SAFETV RELATED MAINT ORDERS -

MAINTENa%CE OGDER NO EOu1PMENT TAG PROBLEM WORK ACCOMPLISHED WK CMP DATE -

85321s AE-2 REPLACE INNER PAL DOOR SEAL AT STAbT INSTALLED INNER AND OUTER SEAL PASSE 10/26/88 OF OUTAGE. O ST-CONT-2F.1 863279 AE-2 REPLACE DUTER PAL DOOR SEAL AT START INSTALLED INNER AND OUTER SEAL PASSE 10/26/88 OF OUTAGE. O ST-CONT-2F.1 583352 HCV-4896 REBUILD VALVE OPERATOR TO INSPECT REMOVED ACTUATOR FROM VALVE. REMOVE 10/06/88 FOR EFFECTS OF WATER INTRUSION END CAP.SPRIPS.CVLINDER. AND CYLINDER DURING 1968 OUTAGE. ADAPTOR. FOUND NO WATER OR RUST IN A MMJSO2 RC-4 MOO!FV THE ALUMINUM PRES $URt2ER MAN- PARTS ORDERED 092288 P.O.

• CIA 143 PR 10/25/88 hAv COVER WHICH WAS RECENTLv FABRI- OMISE ABOUT 101989. COULDN'T MELD SC CATED FOR JERRY JONES (PLANNING) TO REWS BECAUSE OF DISSAM1ALER METALS I se3s43 SI-5 PERFORM INSPECTION OF TANK DURING SET UP FOR DRIVE.RADROLOGICAL SURVEY 10/31/88 1988 OUTAGE. REQUIRES REMOVAL OF

• TAG OUT ESTABLISHED PER MP-51RwT-1 HATCH. MAINTENANCE SUPPORT FOR INSPECTED TANA. BARTLETT DECON REM M8Jo03 51-6A COMPLETE N2 VENTING Of SAFETV INJECT NO VENTING REQUIRED FOR MONTH OF SEP 10/04/88 ION TANAS SI-bA.B.C.D FOR OPERATIONS TEMBER.

IN THE MONTH OF SEPT E MBER .

883sJ3 HCV-2593-0 REBUILO VALVE OPERATOR TO REMOVE ANY DISASiEMBLED PRESSURE . PRING CVL 10/17/88 MOISTURE PER OPERATOR TEARDOmN "T'R ASSEMBLIES PER PRb JR E . R EMO V PROGRAM. 1988 OUTAGE. ED RUST ON CYLINDER ADAPTtn-SPRING C 8H4104 AC-5A PUMP SEAL LEAMING BAOLV. REPACMED PUMP USING PROPER PACKING. 10/21/88 ADJUSTED PACMING hMILE PUMP WPS RUNN ING REfURNED TO SERV 1CE. EQUIPMENT e64118 AC-207 AC-207 VALVE MANDaHEEL CANNOT BE MOV LUSRICATED STEM wITH DOW COf.ING 111 10/22/88 ED TO CLOSE THE VALVE. & FREED UP.

8841h4 Cv-28974 REMOVE INSULATION FROM VALVES TCV- NO INSULATION ON VALVES TCV-2897A AN 10/29/88 2987A AND 8 PLM ATTACHED DRAW!NG. D B. 102988 M.S.

REINSTALL APPROVED INSULATION AFTER 884223 VCV-104S REMOVE INSULATION FROM VALVE PER INSULATION REMOVED 10/10/88 ME 10/13/88 ATT ACHED DeG. REF ER TO MO 873110 FOR VALVE mORK. RE!NSTALL APPRdVED 884241 EE-8R PROVIDE MNOCM-OUT WITH BUSHING AND P PuT BUSHING & PLUG IN BOTTOM OF EE-8 10/19/88 LUG IN BREAmER box FOR BREAMER EE-8R 5.

FOR BATTERY DISCHARGE TESTING. SEE

s COCPLETED CQE CAINTENANCE ORDERS - OCTOBER DATE: 11/04/88 PACE: 4 OPPO F OR T C A LNGuN PLANT CHAMP 5 RE PON T MOT TICE: 07:30 .

REFUELING OUTAGE SAFETY RELATED MAINT ORDERS ..

PROBLEM WORM ACCOMP1'5dED wK CMP DATJ .

MAINTfMAhCE CkDER NO .QUIPMENT TAG EE-85 PROVIDE MNOCK-OUT wlTH BUSHING ANb P POT UUSHING & PLUG IN BOTTOM OF EE-8 10/19/88 se4242 LUG IN BHEAnER SOM FOR BREAMER Et-85 5 FOR BATTERV OISCHARGE TESTING. SEE 88433R HCV-150 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 PM-MOV-1 RETURNEO TO SERVICE. 10/11/88 884341 HCV-311 PERFORM PM-MOv-1 PERFORM PM-MOV-1. RETURN TO SERVICE 10/08/88 884342 HCV-312 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 PERFORM PM-MOV-1. RETURN TO SERVICE 10/08/88 se4343 HCV- 314 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 PERFORMED PM-MOV-1 AND RETURNED TO $ 10/14/88 ERVICE.

884344 HCV-31S PERFORM PM-MOV-1 PERFORMED PM-MOV-1 RETURNED TO SERVI 10/15/88 CE.

864345 HCV-317 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 PERFORMED PM-MOV-1 10/13/88 884347 HCV-320 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 RETURNEO TO SERVICE 10/13/88 884349 HCV-321 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 PERrORMED Pu-MOV-1 AND RETURNED TO 5 10/15/88 EkvtCE.

884330 HCV-32F PERFORM PM-MOV-1 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 AND hETURN TO SERVI !OJ08/d8 CE.

884351 HCV-329 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 PERFORMED PM-MO'/-1 AND RETURNED TO S 10/16/88 ERVICE.

8H4353 HCV-331 PERFORM PM-Mov-1 PERFORMED PM-MOV-1 AND RETURNED TO 5 10/16/88 ERVICE

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884363 HCV-1386 PERFOHM PM-MOV-1 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 10/06/88 ve4'b4 J HCV-2914 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 PERFORMED PM-MOV-1 10/09/88 R84365 HCV-2934 PERFORM PM-MOV-t PERFORMED PM-MOV-1 10/09/88 eo4Jbe HCV-2954 PERFORM PM-MOV-I 10/09/88 884167 HCV-2974 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 PERFOkMED PM-MOV-1 1b/09/88 8H4370 HCV-268 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 PE R F ORM PM-MOV-1 RETURN TO SERVICE 10/25/08 884b12 MS-;77 LIFT PRESSURE DID NOT MEET THE HPS CHECuED VLAVE FOR CONTAMINATION 10/22/88 REQUIREMENTS OF ST-MSSV-1 SAFETV FOUND CLEAR. BLAhn FLANGE INSTALLED VALVE TEST". SYSTEM CLEAN.

864675 MS-278 LIFT PRE 55URE DID NOT MEET THE HP'S CHECKED VALVE /OR RADIATION FOU 10/22/08 REQUIRtMENTS OF ST-MSSV-1 "5AFETV NO CLEAR INSTALLED 8 LANK FLANGES SYS VALVE TEST". TEM FOUND CLEAN.

B64617 MS-282 LIFT PRESSURE DIO NOT MEET THE HP wfRE CALLED TO CHECK FOR R *TIO 10/22/88 REQUIREMENTS OF ST-MSSV-1 *SAFETV N CONTAMINATION fixed ONLY FOu'au VALVE TEST". SYSTEM CLEANED 8 LANK FLANGE INSTALLE 884736 RC-318 VALVE HAS SMALL PACMING LEAE AS CLEANED SORIC ACID FROM PACMING GLAN 10/31/88 IDENTIFIED DUNING THE CONTAINMENT D AND BOLTS. LU8ED ALL PARTS. TIGHTE LEAM IN5PECTION TOUR. NED DOmN PACMING GLAND. CYCLED VALVE

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MAINTENANCE ORDER NO EQUIPMENT TAG PR06LEM WORK ACCOMPLISHED wK CMP DATE 884752 MS-291 VALVE LEAmED AND wOULD NOT RE-SEAT D15C WAS STEAM CUT BEVOND REPAIR 10/08/38 AFTER ST-M55V-1 SAFETv VALVE TEST. NEW Otic INSTALLED. SENT WAS CUT SUT mA5 REPAIRED BY LAPPING VALVE RESUIL 864755 51-289 MODERATE PACMING LEAK AS IDENTIFIED CLEANED AND LUBED PACMING GLAND AND 10/31/88 DORING THE CONTAINMENT LEAR INSPECT- SOLTS. ADJUSTED PACKING. CVCLED VALVE ION TOUR. -OKAY. IR83208 FJP 10/30/88 884756 51-282 MODERATE PACMING LEAM IDENTIFIED CLEANED AND SUSED PACKING GLAND AND 10/31/88 DURING THE CONTAINMENT LEAv IN5 RECT- BOLTS. ADJUSTED PACMING. OuAv. JRa ION TOUR. 3027 FJP 10/31/88 bb477U $1-2$2 51-252 HA5 A MODERATE PACMING LEAA CLEANED AND LUBED ALL PARTS-PACKING 10/31/88 AS NOftD DURING THE CONIAINMENT GLAND AND BOLTS. ADJUSTcd PACKING -

Ltan INSPtCTION TOUR. O.M. IR83026 FJP10/30/e8 BH4779 AE-2 FLUFF SEALS OR ADJUST AS REOutRED FO 09/30/88 FLUFF INNER P.A.L. DOOR (DOO 10/08/88 R THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, R PASSED TEST 09/30/88) M.O. FUNCTIO N USING M.O.884780 FOR MONTH OF OCTO e64993 HCV-4896 INSTRUMENT AIR TUSING 15 CREASED AND REPLACED TUBING. REPLACED MOUNTING 10/27/86 REGULATOR 15 A T AN ANGLE BECAUSE DOLT DEF. TAG #881285 REMOVED.

MOONTING OOLT 15 MISSING. REPAIR B M 4 ')9b $G-83 REMOVE SNUBBER AND PREPARE FOR SHIPM REMOvfD SNOBBER FROM RC-28. REMOVED P 10/21/88 ENT OFF-SITE FOR FUNCTIONAL TESTING. AINT ON SNUB 8ER FOR DECONTAMINATION NEED TO uE RLMOvCD of 10-9-68. PROCESS. OBTAINED UNCONDITIONAL RELE eb4'#9 7 5G-04 REWOVE SNU8BER AND PREPARE FOR SHIPM REMOVED SNUBBER FROM RC-28. REMOVED P 10/21/88 ENT OFF-stTE FOR FUNCTIONAL TESTING. AINT CN 5 NUB 8ER FOR DECONTAMINATION NEED TO DE REMOVED by 10-9-8M. PROCESS. OSTAINED UNCONOITIONAL RELE 8o5043 HCV-491A INSTRUMENT AIR FITTING TO ACTUATOR REPLACED TUBING DEF TAG s 881286 10/27/88 15 LEAKING EXCES$1wELV. RETUBE AND REMOVED.

REPLACE FITTINGS A, NECE55ARV.

8H5063 AE-1 NEED TO RAISE THE HATCH. MOVE MISC. OPEN EQUIPMENT HATCH R.O. JOHNSON 130 10/13/88 EQUIPMENT AND RIGGING IN. THEN CLOSE O 10/11/88. CLOSURE OF NATCH PERFORM THE HATCH PRION TO RtuOs!NG THE TOOL E D ON 885135.

MH5019 HCV-258-0 PERFORM PM-MOV-1 INSPECT AND REPAIR PERFORMED PM MOV 1 10/19/88 AS NECE55ARV.

8e5061 HCV-2LS-O PERPORM PM-moi-1 INSPECT AND REPAI PERFORM PM-MOV-1. RETURN TO SERVICE 10/18/88 R A5 NECE55ARV.

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885110 HCV-2928 VALVE IS A NORMAL OPEN VALVE. WHEN INSTALL HEAT TAPE & PLUG IN JG8 10 10/19/88 VALVE WAS FAILED IT ONLY OPENED 1/4 88. VALVE IS NOW OPEN ENGINEER!N OF THE wAv. G TO EVALUATE DESIGN AND FORMULATE C 885130 v!T-6288A UNIT IS IN ALARM AND w!LL NOT RESET. TESTED ALARM CIRCUIT. RESPONDED NORM 10/21/88 AL 10-12-88 TF".TED ALARM CIRCUIT REP _.

ONDED NORMAL 10-13-88 TESTED ALARM C 88S133 VA-10 VA-15 LOW COOLING WATER FLOW ALAku *RwP kOT REO'D IN CONTROL ROOM. C/O 10/22/88 ON ANNUCIATOR PANEL Al-Olu w!LL NOT DAD ANNUNCIATOR CARD. VERIFIED OPPER SLAL IN PROOLLM wAS DAD ANNuMCIATON ABILTv.

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BR5139 RC-15 NOZ2LE DAM DI APHR AMS LE AMING AT HOSE RECLIMP FITTING ON NOZZLE DAMS AS PE 10/23/88 FITTINGS. RECRIM? FITTINGS AND R PROCEDURES. l R E'.' E S T AS REQUIRED TO VERIFY ACCEPTA 885142 TCV-2697A MECHANICAL SLIPPAGE BETwtEN VALVE REMOVED ACTUATOR FROM VALVE. REMOVED 10/27/88 AND ACTUATOR. REF DEF TAG 883252 SET SCREW AND MEV AND COUPLING CLEA 1E88 OUTAGE NED VALVE SHAFT AND COUPLING. INSTAL 88514J TCV-28974 VALVE CONTROLLER NEEDS CALIBRATING. CYCLED TCV-2897 IN THE 10-50 MA RANG 10/26/8G REF DEF TAG 881253 E. IT RESPONDED 9.K. CP-2897 DOES NO 1988 OUTAGE. T HAVE A SECTION FOR TCV-2897. FOUND HC-1 CRANE HOOM w!LL HO! GO UP. REMOVtD JUMPER AND INSPECTED GEATED 10/l3/88 885150 AND MECHANICAL LIMITS Sw!TCH. TESTED CRANE OPERATION BIG HOOK FOUND NO 885133 kC-15 DRILL ALIGNMENT HOLES IN BOTH 32" NO ENLARGED ALIGNMENT HOLES IN BOTH 32" 10/18/88 ZZLE OAM STRONGBACMS PER INSTRUCTION NOZ2LE DAM STRONGEBACMS FROM 5/8" T S FROM Sv5 ENG.--60TH DCS 10/15/88 O 7/8" AS PER INSTRUCTIONS.

8852O3 E-11 MAINTAIN CONTROL OF FIRE BARRIER AT 101588 MAINTAINED CONTROL OF FIRE BA -10/16/88 PENETRATION E-11 PtR MP-FP-2 TO SUP- RRIER AT PENETRATION AT E-11 TO SUPP PORT EDDV CURRENT TESTING FLANGE ORT EDOV CURRENT TESTING. PUT 11" OF 885211 RC-100 REMOVE RC-100 INDICATION. REMOVED FLANGE OK RC 100 INDICATION 10/15/88 VENT LINE.

l 885220 AE PREPARE WELDS' SURFACES FOR ISI SURFACE CLEANED wlTH FLOPPER WHEELS 10/22/88 E4 AMINATION. CONTACT M. ALHASSANI AS PER PROCEDURE SP-ISI-SURF PREP 1 PRIOR TO STARTING AND UPON l

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8s5241 AC-2A INSPECT THE NOT LEG OI APHR AGM FOR POLISHED GA5r.cT SURFACES. 4 SMALL DE 10/26/38 CARS NICES OR SCRATCHLS As IT wAS NTS. VHE 4 5 HALL DENTS wERE REMOVED DROPPED DURING REMOVAL BV POLI SHING REG 10/26/88.

845244 HE P.T. UGS LIFT R G LIFTING BOLTS. kO (3) UGs LIFT RIG BOLTS WERE VT & PT 10/18/88 LINEAR INDICATIONS OR THREAD DAMAGE Ov QC A. COTE.

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beS2SJ LCV-216-2-0 PERPOku PM-MOV-1. INSPtCT AND REPA! PERFORMtU PM MOV 1 RETURN TO SERV 1CE 10/21/88 R As NECESSARv.

T.S. 2.2 6652S4 LCV-218-3-0 PERFORM PM-MOV-1. INSPECT AND REPA1 PERFORMED PM-MOV-1 10/20/88 R OPtRATOR A5 NECESSARY.

T.S. 2.2 88S205 EE-1G RUN POmER CABLE FROM ROOM $7 THRU CA PULLED CADLE FROM ROOM 57 THRU CABLE 10/17/88 ULE TRAv TO DG-2 UAv.BREAA AND REPAI TRAv TO DG-2 BAv.

R A F1HE UARRIER. T.5. 2.19 neSI/I AC-1025 REMOVE BLANn FLANGE NEAT 10 AC-1025 102986 REMOVED BLANK F LAD NEXT TO 10/29/88 AND INSTALL FUNCTIONAL FLANGE. AC-1025 AND INSTALLED FUNCTIONAL FLA TECH SPEC.2.1.1 TFCH SPEC 2.3 NGE AS REQUESTED TORQUE DOwN TO 100 EMS 289 e -S RtMOVE SCAFFOLDING INSTALLED ON Mos REMOVED SC A F F OLD F ROM TOP OF HE-5. 5 10/19/88 683b80 TORED SCAFFOLO PLANns OUTSIDE OF INT AnE STRUCTURE ON WEST SIDE UNTIL FUT 8M5343 HE-1 PERFORM POLAR CRANE MONTHLv INSPECTI PERFORMED MONTHLv INSPECTION ON POLA 10/20/88 ON ON OR PRIOR TO HC HEAD LIFT PER R CRANt PER MP-HE-1-A.

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ENS 371 RC-15 HOT LEG DRV SEAL Cu 5/G 'A' 15 LEAN- FOLLOwED DETAIL WORM INSTRUCTIONS FO 10/21/88 ING AIR. R M.O.885371 865400 HM RM-OSO RM-051 tetED REFUELING SETPOIN PUT IN REFUELING SETPOINTS AS PER AP 10/26/88 T5 PUT IN MONITCR5. PLICABLE SECTIONS OF CP 50--51. THEN TECH.5PEC.2.9 PERFORMED APPLICABLE SECTIONS OF ST-8d540$ AC-CCm HCV-402-6, w!LL NOT OPEN. CHECKED POSITIGNER AND SOLENOID VALV 10/23/88 MECHANICAL B!NDING. E. PROBELM SEEMS TO BE IN ACTUATOR O DEFICIENCY TAG a861744 TECH SPEC H WALVE. CODDINGTON. VALVE WAS FAILE 08S4141 EE-1F WHEN PERFORMING ST-ESF-6 IN EXCITER DETAILED WORK INSTRUCTIONS WERE FOLL 10/26/88 CA8. FOUND MELTED PAN 00!T wlkE wAVA Owf D. NO PROBLEMS wtRE FCOND. JGB 10 NO BURNED INSLATION ON HEAT RESITOkS /26/88.

.Th COMPLETED CCE MAINTENANCE ORDERS - OCTO2ER DATE: 11/04/C8 PACE 9 OPPD FOkT CALHOUM PLANT CHAMPS RE POR T MOF TICE: 07:30 REFUELING OOTAGE SAFETY RELATED MAINT ORDERS . j PROBLEM h0RK ACCOMPLISHED wK CMP DATE .

MAINTENANCE OkDEM NO LQUIPMENT TAG 885490 RM-050 CLEAN RM-050/051 HOUS!kG TO REDUCE B PORGED DETECTOR HOustNG WITH AIR THE 10/26/88 ACnGROUNO RADIATION LEVELS. SEE JOE N REMOVED DETECTOR ANO DECONED PIG-V L GLANTZ FCR OtTAILS. TECH $PLC 2.9 ERIFIED OPERATION w1TH REDUCTION IN EE-1F TEMPORARs ENCLOSURE ON ROOF AROUND RECOVER TUDE & CLAMP TENT ABOVE 10/28/08 885565 DG-1 *CHIMNEV NEEDS TO BE REPAIRED OG-1 VENT.

AND/OR MAINTAINED BECAU5E OF w!ND 885585 HE-1 PERFOkM POLAR CRANE HEAvv LIFT PERFORM POLAR CRANE INSPECTION AS PE 10/28/88 INSPECTION PRION FO UGS ktMOVAL. 4 MP-HE-1-A.

TECH $PEC 2.11 287502 RC-15 TEST STEAM GENERATOR NOZZLE DAM USIN TEST 24- AND 32 NOZ2LE DAMS AS 10/23/88 G MP-NOZDAM-3A FOR 24- NOZZLE DAM 5 A PER PROCEDURE.

ND MP-NOZDAM-36 ION 32- NOZZLL DAMS.

RC INSTALL CAVITV FLOOR SEAL GASKET-CAP SEE MP-RC-1-1 ATTACHED 10/11/88 eN6001 SCREWS PER MP-RC-1-1, 196H OUTAGE 686C03 VE-11bA WITHORAW AND STOWE HJTC PER PEHFOHMED MP-HJTC-1 10/15/86 MP-HJTC-1 19o8 OUTAGE e68uut RC-15 INSTALL 1/G NOZZLE DAM PER INSTALLED MOZZLE DAME IN STEAM GENER 10/25/88 MP-NCZDAM-1 ATOR AS PER MP-NO2 DAM 1 2ND 1550t ON!GINAL LO5T MAeJ32 RC-2H REMOVE S/G PRIMAHV MANwAv COVERS HOT LEG AND COLD LEG MAN WAYS HAVE H 10/28/88 AND STUDS PER MP-RC-2-1-A. EEN REMOVED PER PROCEDURE REMOVAL. S V5 TEM MAS NOT CLEAN A5 mE COULD TELL 60bu60 E-11 OPEN E-11 AND INSTALL ECT FLANGE Ptd 10/16/88 MP- E CTF L NG- 1.

83aOb1 E-11 REMOwE EDbV (UkRENT BLIND FLANGE AND 10/29/88 CABLES AND INSTALL ULING FLANGLS ON E-11 PLR MP-rCTFLNG-2.

N68064 RC-36 REMOVE RCP SEAL PER MP-NC-3-A SEE MP-RC-3-A-ATTACHED. 10/10/88 1988 OUTAGE BMMUT1 RC-2A VACUUM CHANNLL HEAD HOT LEG OF RC-2A MATER MAS PUMPED FRCM CHANNEL HEAD H 10/1Bs d Of LEG AS PER PROCEDURE M.P.-hC 11

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86800*s NC-20 VACUUM CHANNEL HEAD COLD LEG OF HC-2 WATER MAS PUMPED FROM CHANNEL HEAD C 10/18/88 8 OLD LET A5 PER PROCEDURE M.P.-RC-2-1 1.

664103 RC-6 REMOVE REACTGR VELSEL CLOSURE HEAD mORK ACCOMPLISHED PER ATTACHED PROCE 104,6/88 PER MP-RC-6-1 DURE.

8Hd104 RC-6 CHANGE SEISMIC SKIRT LIFTING 00LTS CHANGED OUT BOLTS CLEANED HOLES INST 10/12/88 PER MP-RC-6-1-A. ALLED NEW BOLTS.

HmM112 kC-6 RtMOVE REACTOR VE55CL STUD 5 AND SE E UP-4C 7-6 10/17/88 INSTALL STUO MULE PLUGS PER UP-RC-6-7-U.

Hb8114 RC-b UNTEN5 TON REALTOR VESSEL STUD 5 PER WORM ACCOMPLISHED AS PER ATTACHED PR 10/18/88 MP-RC-6-;O. OCEDukt.

Med111 RC-73 RAISE ICI PLATE AND REMUvf UGs PE R SEE MP-RC-7-2-A ATTACH irs FJP 10/29 10/29/88 MP-RC-7-2-A. /88 irs 3030 FJP 10/29/88 GC LOG REPO RT mRP6 11/2/n8 Ne8119 RC-F REMJVE HOLD-DOmN RING PtR MP-RC-7-3A WORK ACCOMPLISHED PER ATTAC:1ED PROCE 10/28/88 DURE.

1988 OUTAGE.

e n d t .' 4 wC-10 DISA55LMBLL HJIC PRL55 uke BOUNDARY 315A55EMULED A5 PER WORM INSTRUCTION 10/28r88 GRAvtOCK FLANGE PER MP-RC-10-2-B. 5. MOVED TO STUD CLEANERS TENT CL".A NEO & INSPECTED ALL PARTS THEN MOVED eed134 FN-16 hEMOVE SPENT FUEL POOL GATE PtR SEE CP-FH-16-1 10/29/ou MP-FH-16-1 19de OUTAGE.

h s d i it, HE-1 PE RF ORM POLAR CRANE ANNUAL INSPECTIO INSP COMPLETC A5 PER MP-ME-1 10/04/88 N PER MP-ME-1, 1966 OUTAGE

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hB813', HE-1 PERFORu POL *R CRANE MONTHLv INSPECT! PERFORMED MP-NE-t-A. 10/06/88 ON OR Pw!OH TO HtAvv LIFT PER MP-HL-1-A. I 'J o d OUTAGE 688140 AE-1 REMOVE EQUIPMENT NATCH PER MP-AE-1 RAISED EQUIP HATCH AS PER MP-AE-1 10/07/88 e65141 AE-1 WEPLACE EQUIPutNT HATCH PEN MP-AL-2. R EMOVE D GH A T I NG. CLEANED GA5kET SukF 10/10/88 ACL. OC INSPECTED. LOWERED HATCH. FA STENED OvAMETRICALLY OPPOSED BOLTS.

b* ale 2 FH-5 wtMOVE TRAN5fER TuuE FLANGE PER 10/26/88 REMOVED TRANSFER TUBE FLANG 10/27/88 MP-AE-3-1 E ON MP-AL-3-1 kEMOvtD FLANGE FROM TUOL HAISED OUT OF HOLE.PLACED Two He41ST HCV-181 INSTALL BLAN* FLANGE DOmNSTkEAM OF CLEANED AND INSPECTED FLANGE SURFACE 10/07/88 nCv-181 5 AND BOLTS. INSTALLED 150s FLEXITAL LIC GASMET. APPLIED ANTI-5EIZE NG-16 888186 RC REMOVE CEOM CABLES. TRAv5 HJTC & COMPLETED: SEE A T T A CHED Mr -RC 8 - A 10/14/08 INCORE Of7ECTOR C AHL E S, COOLING DUCT

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Reference:

Docket No. 50-285 Gentlemen:

SUBJECT:

October Monthly Operating Report Purscant to Tecnnical Specification Section 5.9.1, and 10 CFR Part 50.4(b)(1),

please find enclosed one copy of the October 1988 Honthly Operating Report for the Fort Calhoun Station Unit No. 1.

Sincerely, J. orris Division Manager Nuclear Operations KJM/wjb Enclosures c: P. H. Harrell - NRC Senior Resident Inspector NRC Regional Office l Office of Management & Program Analysis (2)

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