ML20054J780

Projections for Loss of Reactor Storage Pool Full-Core Reserve (Fcr) Capacity. Related Excerpt Encl

ML20054J780
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Site:	LaSalle
Issue date:	06/18/1982
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Core Size (assemblies 1 Fuel Cycle Length (months)

D ischargaf per Cycle Yea- Loss of F01 i U Reactor Utility (assemblies)

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& (D - 12 52 1990 156 157 U y J. Farley 1 Ala. Pwr. Co. 675 675 0 157 12 52 post 1990 D- J. Farley 2 Ala. Pwr. Co. 75 post 1990

" 0 241 12 Palo Verde 1 Ari z. PSC 1329 *

'e (D 1329 0 241 12 75 post 1990 2 Palo Verde 2 Ariz. PSC 75 post 1990 0 241 12 Palo Verde 3 Ari z. PSC 1329 177 18 72 1984 ,

Ark. P&L 589 244 Ark. Nucl. 1 12 52 1985 485 60 177 Ark. Nucl. 2 Ark. P&L post 1990 308 217 18 72

,Calvert Clfs. 1 Balt. G&E 1830' 217 18 72 post 1990 Calvert Cl f s. 2 Balt. G&E shares pools 276 18 172 1989 Boston Ed. Co. 2320 936 580 Pilgrim 1 18 18 0 1983 1026 BWR 476 BWR 560 Brunswick 1 Carol. P&L

• 160 PWI 160 PWI 396 BWR 560 12 G2 1983 Brunswick 2 Carol. P&L 1062 BWR 144 PW1 144 PWI co 52 post 1990 No 1 1476 0 157 12 S. Harris 1 Carol. P&L No 2 480 0 0 157 12 52 post 1990 l S. Harris 2 Carol. P&L No 1 1476 l

No 2 680 0 l

157 12 52 1986' Robinson 2 Carol. P&L 544' 113 560 12 140 1987 Cinn. G&E 1120 0 Zimmer 1 296 post 1990 0 748 18 Perry 1 Clev. El. Illum. Co. 4020 296 post 1990 shares pool 0 748 18 Perry 2 Clev. El. Il lum. Co. 57 post 1990 0 193 12 Braldwood 1 Com. Ed. Co. 1050 193 12 57 post 1990 Braldwood 2 Com. Ed. Co. shares pool 0 0 193 12 57 post 1990 Byron 1 Com. Ed. Co. 1050 0 193 12 57 post 1990 Byron 2 Com. Ed. Co. shares pool _O 464 Indefinite

-- Indefinite outage Com. Ed. Co. 720 291 Dresden 1 post 1990 892 724 18 200 Com. Ed..Co. 3780' Dresden 2 Dresden 3 Com. Ed. Co. 3780' 960 724 18 200 post 1990 Jr 764 18 252 1987 1 Com. Ed. Co. 2160 0 LaSalle 1 a

LaSalle 2 Com. Ed. Co. shares pools 0 764 18 252 1987 $

Quad Cities 1 Com. Ed. Co. 7560' 840 724 18 200 post 1990 Q 724 18 188 post 1990 Com. Ed. Co. shares pools 876 Quad Cities 2 193 12 60 post 1990 Com. Ed. Co. 2112 312 Zion 1 60 post 1990 shares pool 316 193 12 j Zion 2 Com. Ed. Co. .Not operating 160 120 Not operating

? Indian Pt.1 Con. Ed. of NY 384 post 1990 268 193 18 72 j indlan Pt. 2 Con. Ed., o f NY 980' 84 12 20 post 1990 Big Rock Consumers 441' 158 .

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UTILITIES AND REACTORS WITH PROJECTED LOSS OF FULL-CORE RESERVE PRICR TO 1990

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• Reactor to Lose FCR CapabilIty Utility

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Alabama Power Company J. Farley 1 1990 1992 Arkansas Nuclear 1 1984 1987

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Arkansas Power & Light Co.

Arkansas Nuclear 2 1985 1989

. ri Pilgrim 1 1989 1994 Boston Edison Company Brunselck 1 1983 1987 Ctrolina Power & Light Co.

Brunswick 2 1983 1987

-" Roblnson 2 1986' 1989 ZImer 1 1987 1991 Cincinnatl Gas & Electric Co.

Comonwealth Edison Company LaSalle 1 1987 1989

. =l LaSalle 2 1987 1989 Palisades 1986 1989 Consumers Power Company

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Lacrosse 1990 1993 Dalryland Power Company McGuire 1 1990 1993

._y Duke Power Company McGuire 2 1990 1993

- Oconee 1 1986 1988 Oconee 2 1986 1988

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Oconee 3 1986 1988 St. Lucle 1 1984 1987 Florida Power & Light Co.

St. Lucie 2 1989 1992

-= Turkey Point 3 1987 1989 Turkey Point 4 1987 1989 Oyster Creek 1986 1990

[ ~~ ~ General Public Utilities Millstone 1 1985 1989 l .. . Northeast Nuclear Energy Co.

Millstone 2. 1984 1987

,' Monticello 1989 1992 Northern States Power Co.

1 Fort Calhoun 1985 1988 Omaha Public Power Olstrict *

~~ 1992 Power Authority of State of N.Y. J. A. Fitzpatrick 1988 Indian Point 3 1990 1993 Peach Bottom 2 1987 1990 Philadelphia Electric Company

" Peach Bottom 3 1987 1990 Trojan 1985 1988 Portland General Electric Co.

Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. R.E. GInna 1988 1992 1986 1989 l- - Sacramento Municipal Utility Dist. Rancho Seco San Onofre 1 1982 1984 Southern California Edison Co.

North Anna 1 1988 1989 VirgInla Electric & Power Co.

North Anna 2 1988 1989 Surry 1 1984 . 1986 ,

• Surry 2 1984 1986 Vermont Yankee 1988 1991 Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Co.

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• Reactors (Assemblies) (Assemblies) Loss of FCR

-- Braidwood 1 1,050 0 post 1990

-- Braidwood 2 shares pool 0 post 1990

. Byron 1 1,050 0 post 1990 Byron 2 shares pool 0 post 1990 Dresden 1 720 291 Indefinite outage Dresden 2 3,780* 892 post 1990

] 3,780* 960 post 1990 Dresden 3 LaSalle 1 2,160 0 1987

~] LaSalle 2 shares pools 0 1987 Quad Cities 1 7,560* 840 post 1990 Quad Cities 2 shares pools 876 post 1990 Zion 1 2,112 312 post 1990 g

._ J Zion 2 shares pools 316 post 1990

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• Assuming pending application for capacity expansion is approved.

There are only three reactors in the extensive Commonwealth Edison system that .

may have a spent-fuel storage problem through the end of this decade if the pending applications noted are approved. One of these three plants, Dresden

] 1, is down for an indefinite outage. If operations resume, it will need to transfer fuel immediately after the first fuel discharge to maintain full-core-reserve. Since fuel may be transferred on site to Dresden 2 or Dresden l- 3, it may be decided not to retain that reserve and, if so, there is storage space for the discharge from some five additional operation cycles. -

7 The other two reactors that projections indicate have a spent-fuel storage l problem are the new BWR plants, LaSalle 1 and LaSalle 2. These plants will have their initial spent-fuel discharges during the next two years and are projected to lose full-core reserve in 1987. This projection is based on the

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e capability to transfer fuel between pools when required so that space for only

) one full-core reserve is needed for the facility. The storage racks being installed initially are of aluminum. It is estimated that. the pools can be

~} expanded to nearly double the sta. age capacity to 2,100 assemblies for each pool by converting to high-density poison racks. This increase in capacity would permit operation for over ten cycles before a critical storage position is reached. The Commonwealth Edison system is also sufficiently large to afford some flexibility in planning since transshipments between sites can be considered.

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REACTOR DISCHARGE DATA

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-J Cumulative UTILITY Discharge Assemblies Assem"blies Reactor / Type Date Discharged Discharged THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY

- Perry 1/BWR commercial operation date May 84 Jan 1986 232 232 Jul 1987 288 520 Jan 1989 284 804 Jul 1990 300 1104

]_ May 88 Perry 2/BWR commercial operation date Jan 1990 232 232

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COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY Braidwood 1/PWR commercial operation date Oct 85 Feb 1987 57 57 Feb 1988 57 114 Feb 1989 57 171 Feb 1990 57 228

] commercial operation date Oct 86 Braidwood 2/PWR Feb 1988 57 57 l 57 114 J Feb 1989 Feb 1990 57 171 Bryon 1/PWR commercial operation date Oct 83 Feb 1985 57 57 Feb 1986 57 114 171 -

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Feb 1987 Feb 1988 57 57 57 228 285 Feb 1989 Feb 1990 57 342

] Bryon 2/PWR commercial operation date Oct 84 Feb 1986 57 57

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.J 57 171 Feb 1988 57 228

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~J Cumulative UTILITY Discharge Assemblies Assemblies

• Reactor / Type Date Discharged Discharged COMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY

- Dresden 2/BWR cumulative discharge since commencing operation 1620 Jan 1983 200 1820

~] Sep 1984 200 2020 Mar 1986 200 2220 Sep 1987 200 2420

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-- Mar 1989 200 2620 Sep 1990 200 2820

,_. Dresden 3/BWR cumulative discharge since commencing operation 759 Jan 1982 200 959

- Aug 1983 200 1159 Jan 1985 200 1359

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Jul 1986 200 1559 Jan 1988 200 1759 1959

] LaSalle 1/BWR Jul 1989 commercial operation date 200 May 82 Jul 1983 216 216

-- ] Dec 1984 224 440

__ J Jul 1986 252 692 Jan 1988 252 944 Jul 1989 252 1196 LaSalle 2/BWR commercial operation date Jun 83 Oct 1984 216 216 -

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- Apr 1986 224 440 692 Oct 1987 252

~j Apr 1989 252 252 944 1196

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-g Quad Cities 1/BWR cumulative discharge since commencing operation 812 Sep 1982 200 1012

_j 200 1212 Jan 1984

-- Jul 1985 200 1412 Jan 1987 200 .

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Jul 1988 200 1812 Jan 1990 200 2012

- Quad Cities 2/BWR cumulative discharge since commencing operation 876 Mar 1983 168 1044 Oct 1984 184 1228

~] Apr 1986 200 1428 A 1620 Oct 1987- 192 Apr 1989 184 1804 "I Oct 1990 188 1992 j . .

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Cumulative Discharge Assemblies Assembliei UTILITY Discharged Reactor / Type Date Discharged C020NWEALTH EDISON COMPANY cumulative discharge since commencing operation 308

- Zion 1/PWR 368 Feb 1982 60 Feb 1983 60 428 Feb 1984 60 488 Feb 1985 60 548

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_] Feb 1990 60 848 cumulative discharge since commencing operation 312 Zion 2/PWR 372 Sep 1982 60 Oct 1983 60 432 Oct 1984 60 492

_]_ 0' 60 552 612 L mo 60 Oct 1987 60 672

-] Oct 1988 60 732

__ J 792 Oct 1989 60 Oct 1990 60 852 CONSOLIDATED EDISON COMPANY OF NEW YORK cumulative discharge since commencing operation 404 Indian Point 1/PWR -

._1 Indian Point 2/PWR cumulative discharge since commencing operation 268 Aug 1982 72 340 Feb 1984 72 412 L}

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-- Aug 1988 72 628 Feb 1990 72 700 L].I CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY

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Big Rock /BWR cumulative discharge since commencing. operation Jan 1982 20 20 430 ,

450 470 Mar 1983 Mar 1984 20 490 L}

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Correspondence or other documents relating to items 17. .._

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testimony and briefings, and congressional matters (category U). l

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l- 4 NRC staff briefings to the Commission. .

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7. Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) meeting transcripts.

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l. Statements and testimony before Congress or before bodies / committees appointed by the Executive or legislative Branches.

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5. Other correspondence relating to above items.

6. All documentation relating to the ongoing operation of the plan, formerly filed in category P.

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1. ACCESSION LIST Consisting of chronological listing of all correspondence relating to licensing review, received from the applicant, sent to the applicant and related material. Updated pages will be sent en a weekly basis for filing in numerical page order. Each item that is sent to the LPDR will be marked as to which file they can be found.

2. ANTITRUST FILE _

Consisting of all correspondence concerning Antitrust Matters.

3. ANTITRUST FOLDER Consisting of material too bulky to file in the Antitrust File.

4. APPLICANT CORRESPONDENCE FILE Consisting of letters to and from the applicant and other correspondence '#

relating to the license review. ,

5. APPLICANT CORRESPONDENCE FOLDER _

Consisting of bulky material that can not be filed in the Applicant Correspondence File.

6. DRAFT AND FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENTS FOLDER Contains Draft and Final Environmental Statements and all supplements thereto. (Transmittal letter to be filed in the Environmental File.)

7. ENVIRONMENTAL FILE Consisting of correspondence to and from the applicant concerning -- '._

environmental matters. Coments on the Environmental Report and Draft and Final Environmental Statements. Other environmental related correspondence.

8. ENVIRONMENTAL FOLDER Consisting of bulky material that can not be filed in the Environmental File.

9. FREEDOM 0F INFORMATION ACT (FOIA) FILE All correspondence concerning Freedom of Information Act requests and responses thereto.

10. FREEDOM 0F INFORMATION ACT (F0IA) FOLDER _ ~

Consisting of bulky material that cannot be filed in the FOIA File.

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11. HEARING FILE 3 Consisting of correspondence concerning public hearings, except antitrust.

. .I N 12. HEARING FOLDER Consisting of material too bulky to file in the Hearing File.

13. INSPECTION FILE Consisting of Inspection and Enforcement Reports, responses to inspection reports, and modifications to corrr t deficiencies.

14. INSPtCTION FOLDER Consisting of material too bulky to fik .n the Inspection File,

15. LICENSE AND CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FILE Consisting of Limited Work Authorization (LWA), Construction Permits (CP)

Operating Licenses (0L) and amendments thereto.

16. LICENSE AND CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FOLDER Consisting of material too bulky to file in the License and Construction '

Permit File, (Technical Specifications to License - Appendix A (Safety) and Appendix B (Environmental). ,

17. MEMORANDA FILE J__ Consisting of internal memoranda concerning meetings and site visit reports.

Also, minutes of hearings.

18. MEMORANDA FOLDER Consisting of bulky material that cannot be filed in the Memoranda File.

19. MISCELLANEOUS FILE Consisting of letters to and from state officials and press releases. .s Also, all material to and from the ACRS.

20. MISCELLANEOUS FOLDER Consisting of material too bulky to file in the Miscellaneous File.

21. REPORTABLE OCCURRENCE FILE Consisting of Reportable Occurrences, Abnormal Occurrences, and Unusual Event Reports, furnishing description, cause and corrective actions taken in regards to the occurrence.

22. REPORTABLE OCCURRENCE FOLDER Consisting of bulky material that cannot be filed in the Reportable -

Occurrence File.

23. SAFETY EVALUATION REPORT FOLDER

• Consisting of Safety Evaluation Report and all supplements thereto.

lt Transmittal letter to be filed in License and Construction Permit File.

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