ML17264A979
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EOP:AP-RCS.3TITLE:HIGHREACTORCOOLANTACTIVITYREV:7PAGE1of6ROCHESTER GASANDELECTRICCORPORATION GINNASTATIONCONTROLLED COPYNUMBERRESPONSIB MANAGEREFFECTIVE DATECATEGORY1.0REVIEWEDBY:9708iSOCR05000244pi459'70805PDRADOCF EOP:AP-RCS.3HIGHREACTORCOOLANTACTIVITYREV7PAGE2of6A.PURPOSE-Thisprocedure providesguidancenecessary tooperatetheplantwithindication ofhighreactorcoolantactivity.
B.ENTRYCONDITIONS/SYMPTOMS 1.SYMPTOMS-ThesymptomsofHIGHREACTORCOOLANTACTIVITYare;a.Unexplained increaseinletdownlinemonitor,R-9,orb.Samplingindicates I-131equivalent GREATERTHAN1.0uCi/gm,orc.Samplingindicates grossdegassedactivityGREATERTHAN20uCi/gm,ord.Sampling, indicates thattotalspecificactivityexceeds100/E.
I'I EOP:AP-RCS.3TITLE:HIGHREACTORCOOLANTACTIVITYREV:7PAGE3of6STEPACTION/EXPECTED RESPONSERESPONSENOTOBTAINEDCAUTIONoIFLETDOWNFLOWEXCEEDS60GPM,THENLOCALLYMONITORD/PACROSSTHECVCSDI(S)TOVERIFYTHATFLOWISCONTINUING ANDTHATRELIEFVALVE,V-209,HASNOTLIFTED.oLETDOWNFLOWTHROUGHTHEDI'SSHOULDBELIMITEDTO90GPM.**********'k******************************NOTE:Conditions shouldbeevaluated forsitecontingency reporting (RefertoEPIP-1.0, GINNASTATIONEVENTEVALUATION ANDCLASSIFICATION.
1VerifyRCSActivity:
a.DirectRPTechtosampleRCSforactivityb.RCS,activity-GREATERTHANNORMAL(CheckwithRPDepartment fornormalactivity) b.IFnormalactivityverified, THENdirect1&Ctocheckoperability ofR-9,letdownlinemonitor,ANDreturntonormaloperations.
yEOP:AP-RCS~3TITLE:HIGHREACTORCOOLANTACTIVITYREV:7PAGE4of6STEPACTION/EXPECTED RESPONSERESPONSENOTOBTAINED2IncreaseLetdownFlowTo60GPMa.Verifydeborating DIisolated-DIVERTVLVCATIONDEBORDIAOV-244INBYPASSPOSITIONa.PlaceAOV-244inbypassposition.
b.Placeletdowncontrollers inMANUALat60%open~TCV-130~PCV-135c.Increaseletdownflowasfollows:1)Closeletdownorificevalve(AOV-200A orAOV-200B) 2)Immediately open60gpmletdownorificevalve,AOV-202Wd.Adjustlowpressureletdownpressuretoapproximately 250psige.PlaceTCV-130inAUTOat105'Ff.PlacePCV-135inAUTOat250psigg.AdjustchargingpumpspeedandHCV-142asnecessary eC)
EOP:AP-RCS.3TITLE:HIGHREACTORCOOLANTACTIVITYREV:7PAGE5of6STEPACTION/EXPECTED RESPONSERESPONSENOTOBTAINED3CheckLetdownLineMonitor,R-9-LESSTHAN200MR/HRABOVEBACKGROUND Evaluateconditions todetermine whetherlocalradiation emergency exists(RefertoEPIP1-13,LOCALRADIATION EMERGENCY).
CAUTIONPLACINGANEWDIINSERVICEMAYRESULTINAPOSITIVEORNEGATIVEREACTIVITY ADDITIONDUETOABORONCHANGE.4DirectRPTechToSampleLetdownDIEfficiency-DECONTAMINATION FACTORGREATERTHAN10IFDIefficiency isNOTacceptable, THENplaceanewmixedbedinservice(RefertoS-3.2B,PLACINGAMIXEDBEDDEMINERALIZER INSERVICEBORONCONCENTRATION DIFFERENT THANRCS).5EvaluateAUXBLDGRadiation Levels:a.DirectRPTechtosurveyAUXBLDG'.CheckAUXBLDGradiation monitors-NORMAL~R-4~R-9~R-10B~R-13~R-14b.Performthefollowing:
1)DirectRPTechtosurveyAUXBLDGareasasnecessary.
2)Evaluateconditions todetermine whetherlocalradiation emergency exists(RefertoEPIP1-13,LOCALRADIATION EMERGENCY).
00 EOP:AP-RCS.371ILE:HIGHREACTORCOOLANTACTIVITYREV:7PAGE6of6STEPACTION/EXPECTED RESPONSERESPONSENOTOBTAINED6Determine IfPlantOperation CanContinue(ConsultPlantstaffifnecessary)
OPERATION CANCONTINUEIFplantshutdownisrequired,=
THENreferto0-2.1,NORMALSHUTDOWNTOHOTSHUTDOWN.
NOTE:Referto0-9.3,NRCIMMEDIATE NOTIFICATION, forreporting requirements.
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ImprovedTechnical Specifications (ITS),Amendment No.79;ITSBasesRevision20;andTechnical Requirements Manual(TRM)Revision17TotDistribution AttachedisAmendment No.79totheGinnaStationImprovedTechnical Specifications (ITS).ThisAmendment revisestheITSrequirements forthestorageofnewandspentfuelwithintheSpentFuelPool.ThisAmendment wasapprovedbytheNRCinasafetyevaluation datedDecember7,2000.InadditiontotheAmendment, theassociated changestotheITSBasesandtheTechnical Requirements Manualareincluded.
Instructions forthenecessary changestoyourcontrolled copyoftheITSareattached.
Thesechangesareconsidered effective June8,2001.PleasecontactTomHarding(extension 3384)ifyouhaveanyquestions.
rx-~~ThomasL.Harding Attachment APleasereplacethefollowing pagesofyourcontrolled copyoftheITSasfollows:VolumeSectionRemoveInsertIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAttachment AtoLicenseAttachment AtoLicenseChapter3.7(LCO)Chapter3.7(LCO)Chapter3.7(LCO)Chapter3.7(LCO)Chapter3.7(LCO)Chapter3.7(LCO)Chapter3.7(LCO)Chapter3.7(LCO)Chapter3.7(LCO)Chapter3.7(LCO)Chapter3.7(LCO)Chapter3.7(LCO)FirstPageLEP-ithroughLEP-vii3.7-293.7-303.7-313.7-31a3.7-31bFirstPageLEP-ithroughLEP-vii3.7-293.7-303.7-313.7-31a3.7-31b3.7-31c3.7-31d3.7-31e3.7-31f3.7-31g3.7-3lh3.7-31iChapter3.7(Bases)Chapter3.7(Bases)B3.7.12-1throughB3.7.12-3B3.7.12-1throughB3.7.12-4B3.7.13-1through83.7.13-6B3.7.13-1throughB3.7.13-7IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIChapter4.0Chapter4.0TRMTRMTRMTRMChapter3.7(TR)TRMChapter3.7(TR)TRMChapter3.7(Bases)TRMChapter3.7(Bases)TRMChapter3.7(Bases)TRMChapter3.7(Bases)TRMChapter3.7(Bases)TRMChapter3.7(Bases)4.0-24.0-3FirstPageLEP-iLEP-iiTR3.7.7-1TR3.7.7-2TR3.7.7-1TR3.7.7-2TR3.7.7-3TR3.7.7-4TR3.7.7-54.0-24.0-3FirstPageLEP-iLEP-iiTR3.7.7-1TR3.7.7-2TRB3.7.7-1TRB3.7.7-2TRB3.7.7-3TRB3.7.7-4TRB3.7.7-5TRB3.7.7-6 a+iR.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantTechnical Requirements MaalTRMRevision16Responsibl Manager:GeorgerobelEffctiveDate:6/(/goo6/1/2001Controlle CopyNo.R.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantTRM-1Revision6 ListofEffective Pages(TRM)PageTOCRev.PageRev.PageRev.PageRev.Section4.0Section1.0TR1.0-1Section2.0TR2.1-1Section3.0TR3.0-1TR3.0-2Section3.1TR3.1.1-1TR3.1.1-2TR3.1.1-3TR3.1.2-1TR3.1.2-2Section3.2TR3.2-1151514141414141414141414TR3.3.4-1TR3.3.4-2TR3.3.4-3TR3.3.4QTR3.3.4-5TR3.3.4-6TR3.3.4-7TR3.3.5-1TR3.3.5-2TR3.3.5-3Section3.4TR3.4.1-1TR3.4.1-2TR3.4.2-1TR3.4.2-2TR3.4.2-3TR3.4.3-1TR3.4.3-2TR3.4.3-3TR3.4.34TR3.4.3-5TR3.4.3-6Section3.5TR3.5-1Section3.614141414141414141414141414141414141414141414TR3.7.2-1TR3.7.2-2TR3.7.2-3TR3.7.2CTR3.7.2-5TR3.7.3-1TR3.7.3-2TR3.7.3-3TR3.7A-1TR3.7.4-2TR3.7.4-3TR3.7.4-4TR3.7.5-1TR3.7.5-2TR3.7.5-3TR3.7.5-4TR3.7.5-5TR3.7.6-1TR3.7.6-2TR3.7.7-1TR3.7.7-2TR3.7.8-1TR3.7.8-2Section3.8TR3.8.1-1TR3.8.2-1TR3.8.2-2Section3.91414141414141414141414141414141414141414141515141414TR4.0-114Section5.0TR5.1-116TR5.1-2'6Section3.3TR3.3.1-1TR3.3.1-2TR3.3.2-1TR3.3.2-2TR3.3.3-11414141414TR3.6-1Section3.7TR3.7.1-1TR3.7.1-2TR3.7.1-314141414TR3.9.1-1TR3.9.2-1TR3.9.2-2TR3.9.3-1TR3.9.4-1TR3.9.4-2141414'141414R.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantLEP-iRevision16 iistofEffective Pages(TRMBases)PageTOCRev.PageRev.PageSection3.7Rev.PageRev.Section2.0Section3.0Section3.1Section3.215TRB3.7.1-1TRB3.7.2-1TRB3.7.3-1TRB3.7.4-1TRB3.7.5-1TRB3.7.6-1TRB3.7.7-1TRB3.7.7-2TRB3.7.7-3TRB3.7.7-4TRB3.7.7-5TRB3.7.8-1TRB3.7.8-2TRB3.7.8-31414141414141414141414151515Section3.3Section3.8Section3.4Section3.9Section3.5Section3.6TRB3.9.1-1TRB3.9.1-2TRB3.9.1-3TRB3.9.2-1TRB3.9.3-1TRB3.9.4-1TRB3.9.4-2TRB3.9.4-3TRB3.9.4Q141414141414141414Section4.0Section5.0R.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantLEP-iiRevision16 SFPCoolingSystemTR3.7.73.7PLANTSYSTEMSTR3.7.7SpentFuelPool(SFP)CoolingSystemTR3.7.7TheSFPcoolingsystemshallbemaintained asfollows:a.TheSFPwatertemperature shallbe<150'F;andb.TwoSFPcoolingsystemsshallbeOPERABLE, eachcommensurate withtheSFPheatload.-NOTE-TheSFPheatloadandSFPcoolingcapabilities aredetermined byNuclearEngineering Services.
APPLICABILITY:
Wheneveranyirradiated fuelassemblyisstoredintheSFP.ACTIONSCONDITION REQUIREDACTIONCOMPLETION TIMEA.SFPtemperature notwithinlimit.A.1Suspendmovementofirradiated fuelassemblies fromthereactortotheSFP.Immediately ANDB.OnerequiredSFPcoolingsysteminoperable.
A.2InitiateactiontorestoreSFPImmediately temperature towithinlimit.B.1SuspendmovementofImmediately irradiated fuelassemblies fromthereactortotheSFP.AND8.2RestoreasecondSFPcoolingsystemtoOPERABLEstatus.14daysR.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantTR3.7.7-1Revision14 SFPCoolingSystemTR3.7.7CONDITION C.BothrequiredSFPcoolingsystemsinoperable.
REQUIREDACTIONC.1PerformTSR3.7.7.1.COMPLETION TIMEOncewithin1hourandevery4hoursthereafter ANDC.2RestoreoneSFPcoolingsystemtoOPERABLEstatus.PriortotheSFPwatertemperature exceeding 120'FSURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS.
SURVEILLANCE FREQUENCY TSR3.7.7.1VerifySFPtemperature iswithinlimit.24HoursTSR3.7.7.2Verifypoweravailable tothetwoOPERABLESFPcoolingsystems.7daysR.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantTR3.7.7-2Revision14 SpentFuelf(SFP)CoolingSystemTRB3.7.7B3.7PLANTSYSTEMSTRB3.7.7SpentFuelPool(SFP)CoolingSystemBASESBACKGROUND TheSpentFuelPool(SFP)CoolingSystemisdesignedtoremov'efromtheSFPtheheatgenerated bystoredspentfuelassemblies.
TheSFPCoolingSystemconsistsofthreecoolingloops(seeFigureTRB3.7.7-1).
Theprimaryloop(loopB)ismadeupoftheSFPPumpB,SFPHeatExchanger B,andpiping.Thebackuploopsincludeinstalled loopAwiththeSFPPumpA,SFPHeatExchanger A,andpiping,andastandbyloopwiththeSkid-Mounted SFPPump,SFPStandbyHeatExchanger, andhoses.Servicewater(SW)circulates throughtheshellwhileSFPwatercirculates throughthetubesofallthreeheatexchangers.
TheSFPCoolingSystemloopBissizedfor100%ofthedesignSFPheatload.TheSFPCoolingSystemloopAandthestandbyloopareeachcapableofremovingthenormalbasisheatloadandwhenoperatedinparallelcanremovemorethan100%ofthedesignheatload(Ref.1).Motor-operatedvalvesprovideautomatic andremotemanualisolation oftheSWsupplytotheheatexchangers associated withtheSFPCoolingSystemloopsAand8andtheComponent CoolingWaterHeatExchangers.
Thesevalvescloseautomatically uponcoincidence ofsafetyinjection andlossofoffsitepower.Handwheels areprovidedformanualoperation.
TheSFPCoolingSystemisdesignedtomaintainthepool(120'Fduringnormalrefueling conditions ands150'Fduringfullcoredischarge operations (Ref:1).ThecoolingsystemscantakeasuctionfromeithernearthesurfaceoftheSFPand/oratapointabovetheirradiated fuelassemblies, suchthatafailureofanypipeinthesystemwillnotdrainthepooltoapointwherethefuelwouldbeexposed.Thecoolingsystemreturnlinetothepoolalsocontainsa0.25inchventholelocatedneartheSFPsurfaceleveltopreventsiphoning.
ControlboardalarmsexistwithrespecttotheSFPlevelandtemperature.
Thesefeaturesallhelptopreventinadvertent drainingoftheSFP.APPLICABLE SAFETYANALYSESForstructural integrity reasons,thepoolwatertemperature isnottoexceed180'F.Inordertoprovidesufficient timetotakecorrective actionintheeventofaSFPCoolingSystemfailure,thepooltemperature limitisnottoexceed150'Fforallmodesofoperation including afullcoredischarge.
Therequirement fortwo100%SFPCoolingSystemsisbasedonbeingabletoprovidecoolingfollowing eitheralossofoffsitepoweroranactivesinglefailurewithintheSFPCoolingSystem.R.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantTRB3.7.7-1Revision14 SpentFuelP(SFP)CoolingSystemTRB3.7.7'TRTheSFPwatertemperature isrequiredtobe<150'F.Thespecified watertemperature providessufficient margintotheassumptions oftheSFPstructural integrity.
Assuch,itisthemaximumallowedwhilestoringirradiated fuelassemblies withintheSFP.ToensurethattheSFPtemperature canbemaintained withintherequiredlimit,twoSFPCoolingSystemsmustbeOPERABLE.
Thisrequirement providesfor100%backupcapability assumingeitheralossofoffsitepoweroranactivesinglefailurewithintheSFPCoolingSystem.SFPCoolingSystemloopAandloopBareconsidered OPERABLEwhentherespective pumphaspoweravailable andtherespective heatexchanger iscapableofproviding coolingwaterwiththeabilitytoremovethedecayheatloadoftheirradiated fuelassemblies storedwithintheSFP.Thestandbyloopisconsidered OPERABLEwhentheSkid-MountedSFPPumphaspowerconnected toatemporary powersource,theSFPStandbyHeatExchanger hasbeenstaged,andthetemporary hoseshavebeenconnected andleakchecked.DuringafullcoreoffloadtheSFPCoolingSystemloopAandstandbyloopmaybeoperatedinparalleltocompriseoneoftherequiredOPERABLEsystems.LoopAandthestandbyloophavetheabilitytoutilizefirewaterforcoolinginlieuofSWtoprovideforincreased redundancy.
Thetemporary electrical powersourceforthestandbylooppumpmayalsobevariedtoprovideforincreased redundancy.
Alsoincludedinthedetermination ofOPERABILITY areallnecessary supportsystemsnotaddressed bythisTR(e.g.,servicewater,firewater,electrical).
Singleactivefailuresarenotrequiredtobeconsidered withinthesupportsystemsforthepurposeofthisTR;however,thesupportsystemsmustbecapableofperforming theirsupportfunctionperthedefinition ofOPERABLE-OPERABILITY inITSSection1~1.TheTRismodifiedbyanote.TheSFPheatloadfromtheirradiated fuelassemblies storedwithintheSFPisavariablebasedonthetotalnumberofassemblies stored,thepowerhistoryoftheindividual assemblies, andthetimesincetheassemblies werelastirradiated.
Theheatremovalcapabilities oftheindividual SFPcoolingloopsisalsoavariablebasedonthetemperature andflowrateofthecoolingsource,SWorfirewater.TheSFPheatloadandtheSFPCoolingSystemheatremovalcapabilities aredetermined byNuclearEngineering Servicesandprovided, asnecessary, basedonplantconditions.
R.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantTRB3.7.7-2Revision14 SpentFuelbt(SFP)CoolingSystemTRB3.7.7APPLICABILITY ThisTRapplieswheneveranyirradiated fuelassemblyisstoredintheSFP,toprovidesufficient margintotheassumptions oftheSFPstructural integrity.
Specificrequirements applicable duringafullcoredischarge arecoveredbyTR3.9.4.ACTIONSA.1andA.2IftheSFPtemperature isnotwithinlimit,stepsshouldbetakentoprecludetheassumptions oftheSFPstructural integrity frombeingexceeded.
Suspending anyoperation thatwouldincreaseSFPdecayheatload,suchasdischarging afuelassemblyfromthereactortotheSFP,isaprudentactionunderthiscondition.
Therefore, actionsshallbetakenimmediately tosuspendmovementofirradiated fuelassemblies fromthecoretotheSFP.Withthepotential forexceeding theassumptions oftheSFPstructural integrity, corrective actionstorestoretheSFPtemperature towithinlimitshallbeinitiated immediately.
B.tandB2WithoneoftherequiredSFPCoolingSystemsinoperable, suspending anyoperation thatwouldincreaseSFPdecayheatload,suchasdischarging anirradiated fuelassemblyfromthereactortotheSFP,isaprudentactionunderthiscondition.
Therefore, actionsshallbetakenimmediately tosuspendmovementofirradiated fuelassemblies fromthecoretotheSFP.Withthesuspension offueldischarge intotheSFPthenasecondSFPCoolingSystemmustberestoredtoOPERABLEstatuswithin14days.Inthiscondition theremaining OPERABLESFPCoolingSystemisadequatetoremovethedecayheatload.The14dayCompletion Timeisadequatetoperformtypicalmaintenance activities associated withaSFPCoolingSystemandtakesintoaccountthelargeheatsinkcapabilities oftheSFP.R.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantTRB3.7.7-3Revision14 SpentFuetOtt(SFP)CoolingSystemTRB3.7.7C.1andC.2IfnoSFPCoolingSystemisOPERABLE, therewillbenoforcedcoolingoftheSFPandassuchtheSFPtemperature mustbemonitored morefrequently untilthecoolingisrestored.
Thismonitoring isaccomplished byperforming surveillance TSR3.7.7.1toverifySFPtemperature iswithinlimit.TheCompletion Timeof1hourandevery4hoursthereafter issufficient duetothelargeheatsinkoftheSFPandslowheatuprate.Actionsmustalsobeinitiated torestoreoneSFPCoolingSystemto,OPERABLE statuspriortotheSFPtemperature exceeding 120'F.The120'Fisnotasafetyrequirement butisalimitsetfornormaloperation andprovidesadequatemargintothe150'Flimit.SURVEILLANCE TSR3.7.7.1REQUIREMENTS ThisTSRverifiesthattheSFPtemperature iswithintherequiredlimit.Thetemperature intheSFPmustbecheckedperiodically toensuretheSFPstructural integrity ismet.The24hourFrequency isappropriate duetothelargevolumeofwaterinthepoolandtherelatively slowheatuprate.Verification ofSFPwatertemperature isnormallyaccomplished bytheuseofTIA-635,whichalsoprovidesaSFPhightemperature alarmtoalerttheoperators ofanincreasing SFPtemperature.
T~SR3.7.7.Verification thattherequiredpumpsareOPERABLEensuresthatanadditional SFPpumpcanbeplacedinoperation, ifneeded,tomaintaindecayheatremoval.Verification isperformed byverifying properbreakeralignment andpoweravailable totherequiredpumps.TheFrequency of7daysisconsidered reasonable inviewofotheradministrative controlsavailable andhasbeenshowntobeacceptable byoperating experience.
REFERENCES 1.UFSAR,Section9.1.3.R.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantTRB3.7.7-4Revision14 SpentFuetept(SFP)CoolingSystemTRB3.7.7I8664ISpentFuelPoolSkid-mounted SFPPumpglSWStandbyHXlSW/Fire781782Il8662aesgfsra+eari8614SFPHXASFPPumpA8654t-SW/Fire8663SFPHXBSFPPumpB8657Legend:-LoopeFlowpalhLoopAFlowpathStandbyLoopFlowpathForillustration onlyFigureTRB3.7.7-1SFPCoolingSystemR.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantTRB3.7.7-5Revision14 Priority:
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RevisiontoEmergency PlanImplementing Procedures R.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantDocketNo.50-244~CGentlemen:
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enclosedarerevisions toGinnaStationEmergency PlanImplementing Procedures (EPIPs).Wehavedetermined, pertherequirements of10CFR50.54(q),
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Technical Requirements Manual(TRM)Revision16To:Distribution AttachedaretherevisedpagesfortheGinnaStationTechnical Requirements Manual(TRM).Thechange,includedwithinRevision16issummarized asfollows:TableTR5.1-1wasrevisedtoaddanewmoreconservative, letdownflowratebased,requirement forreactorcoolantDOSEEQUIVALENT I-131specificactivityastheresultofACTIONReport2000-0450.
Revision16oftheTRMisconsidered effective June1,2001.Instructions forthenecessary changestoyourcontrolled copyoftheITSareasfollows:VolumeSectionRemoveInsertIII111IIIIIIIIITRMTRMTRMTRMChapter5.0TRMChapter5.0CoverPageLEP-iLEP-iiTRM5.1-1TRM5.1-2CoverPageLEP-ILEP-iiTRM5.1-1TRM5.1-2PleasecontactTomHarding(extension 3384)ifyouhaveanyquetions.ThomasL.arding II R.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantTechnical Requirement anualTRMRevisio15ResposibleManager:.~GeorgerelEffective Date:I<)/c>/810/11/2000 Controlled CopyR.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantTRM-1Revision15 0sf0 ListofEffective Pages(TRM)PageTOCRev.PageRev.PageRev.PageRev.Section4.0Section1.0TR1.0-1Section2.0TR2.1-1Section3.0TR3.0-1TR3.0-2Section3.1TR3.1.1-1TR3.1.1-2TR3.1.1-3TR3.1.2-1TR3.1.2-2Section3.2TR3.2-1Section3.3TR3.3.1-1TR3.3.1-2TR3.3.2-1TR3.3.2-2TR3.3.3-11515141414141414141414141414141414TR3.3.4-1TR3.3.4-2TR3.3.4-3TR3.3.4-4TR3.3.4-5TR3.3.4-6TR3.3.4-7TR3.3.5-1TR3.3.5-2TR3.3.5-3Section3.4TR3.4.1-1TR3.4.1-2TR3.4.2-1TR3.4.2-2TR3.4.2-3TR3.4.3-1TR3.4.3-2TR3.4.3-3TR3.4.3-4TR3.4.3-5TR3.4.3-6Section3.5TR3.5-1Section3.6TR3.6-1Section3.7TR3.7.1-1TR3.7.1-2TR3.7.1-31414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414TR3.7.2-1TR3.7.2-2TR3.7.2-3TR3.7.2-4TR3.7.2-5TR3.7.3-1TR3.7.3-2TR3.7.3-3TR3.7.4-1TR3.7.4-2TR3.7.4-3TR3.7.4-4TR3.7.5-1TR3.7.5-2TR3.7.5-3TR3.7.5-4TR3.7.5-5TR3.7.6-1TR3.7.6-2TR3.7.7-1TR3.7.7-2TR3.7.8-1TR3.7.8-2Section3.8TR3.8.1-1TR3.8.2-1TR3.8.2-2Section3.9TR3.9.1-1TR3.9.2-1TR3.9.2-2TR3.9.3-1TR3.9.4-1TR3.9.4-21414141414141414141414141414141414141414141515141414141414141414TR4.0-1Section5.0TR5.1-1TR5.1-2141414R.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantLEP-iRevision15 PageTOCRev.PageListofEffective Pages(TRMBases)Rev.PageSection3.7Rev.PageRev.Section2.0Section3.0Section3.1Section3.2Section3.3Section3.415TRB3.7.1-1TRB3.7.2-1TRB3.7.3-1TRB3.7.4-1TRB3.7.5-1TRB3.7.6-1TRB3.7.7-1TRB3.7.7-2TRB3.7.7-3TRB3.7.7-4TRB3.7.7-5TRB3.?.8-1TRB3.7.8-2TRB3.7.8-3Section3.8Section3.91414141414141414141414151515Section3.5Section3.6TRB3.9.1-1TRB3.9.1-2TRB3.9.1-3TRB3.9.2-1TRB3.9.3-1TRB3.9.4-1TRB3.9.4-2TRB3.9.4-3TRB3.9.4-4141414141414141414Section4.0Section5.0R.E.GinnaNuclearPowerPlantLEP-iRevision15 TeraryLCORequirements TR5.15.0ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLSTR5.1Temporary LCORequirements Thissectiondefinesadditional administrative restrictions placedonsystems,structures, andcomponents (SSCs)whichareaddressed withintheITSinordertoensurethattheyremainOPERABLEwithrespecttotheirITSrequirements.
Thesearetemporary requirements onlyuntiltheITScanbemodifiedviaalicenseamendment request,plantmodification withasubsequent baseschange,etc.TableTR5.1-1containsthelistingoftemporary LCOrequirements andallassociated background information.
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en'closed arecorrections toRevision20oftheGinnaStationNuclearEmergency ResponsePlan(NERP).Wehavedetermined, pertherequirements of10CFR50.54(q),
thatthechangesdonotdecreasetheeffectiveness oftheNuclearEmergency ResponsePlan.Verytrulyyours,PeterS.PoliCorporate NucarEmergency PlannerEnclosures xc:USNRCRegion1(2copiesofletter'and 2copiesoftheplan)ResidentInspector, GinnaStation(1copyofletterand1copyoftheplan)RGSENuclearSafetyandLicensing (1copyofletter)Dr.RobertC.Mecredy(2copiesofletteronly)PSP/jtwyr~wt'IclI>
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~PaeNo.6.0Emergency Facilities 6.1Emergency ResponseFacilities (RG8E)6.2Communications System6.3Assessment Facilities 6.4Protective Facilities 6.5FirstAidandMedicalFacilities 6161697288917.0Maintaining NuclearEmergency Preparedness 7.1TrainingandDrills7.2ReviewandRevisionofthePlanandProcedures 7.3Emergency Equipment andSupplies7.4Auditing92929898998.0Recovery8.1RecoveryActions100100 C0
~~~Thecompany's Emergency SupportOrganization ischargedwiththeresponsibility ofbringingtogetheracohesivecompanymanagerrient andtechnical team.Thisorganization willbecallinguponthemaximumresources available withinthecompanyandtheentirenuclearindustiyforthepurposeof(1)assuringthesafeshutdownandrecoveryofGinnaStationfollowing anaccidentcondition and,(2)minimizing theimpactofthesituation onthehealthandsafetyofthepublic.TheGinnaStationshort-term responding organization ismadeupofsitepersonnel, thoseon-shiftandthoseimmediately available fromtheplantstaffcomplement.
TheEmergency SupportOrganization willbeavailable totheGinnaStationPlantManagerforimplementation oflong-term recoveryoperations.
Thecompany's Emergency SupportOrganization isestablished undertheleadership ofasingleindividual calledtheEOF/Recovery Manager.TheEOF/Recovery Managerissupported byvarioustechnical andadvisorydisciplines including Engineering, Facilities andPersonnel, NuclearOperations, PublicCommunications andEnergyDelivery.
4.2.4Imlementation oftheOffsiteEmerencOranization:
GinnaStationprocedures providethattheEOF/Recovery Manager(orqualified alternate) isnotifiedandprovidedwithdetailsconcerning theemergency, theemergency classification, stationstatus,andimmediate corporate assistance, ifany,whichmayberequired.
TheEOF/Recovery Managerhastheauthority toactivatetheEmergency Operations Facility.
TheEmergency SupportOrganization (Figure4.2C)willbeactivated undertheAlert,SiteAreaEmergency andGeneralEmergency categories althoughitmaybeactivated underothercategories.
Uponactivation oftheEmergency SupportOrganization, theEOFisestablished inthebasementoftheleasedofficebuildingat49EastAvenue,adjacentofthemaincorporate officebuilding.
AJointEmergency NewsCenter(JENC)willalsobeactivated inthemaincorporate officebuilding, TheJENCwillbeusedtocoordinate allnewsreleasesandpressconferences withtheappropriate Federal,Stateandlocalauthorities.
Personnel whohaveresponsibilities intheEOFwillbenotifiedofanincidentandtheneedforthemtoreporttotheEOFaccording toanapprovedprocedure.
Eachindividual assignedtotheEOFwillhaveadesignated alternate whowillbenotifiedasnecessary.
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~1~~O.0 Desigriahdconstruction supportwiththeresponsibility ofcoordinating theactivities ofthecompany,AIE,NSSSsupplierandconstruction forcesonproposedstationmodifications orotherdesignandconstruction supportrequiredforresponseandrecovery.
4.Advisorysupportfunctions withadvisorysupportconsisting of,seniorrepresentatives oftheNSSSsupplierandspecialconsultants asnecessary.
5.PublicCommunications'taff withtheresponsibility ofproviding administration, logistics, communications, andpersonnel supportfortheresponseandrecoveryoperations.
6.Administration andlogistics withtheresponsibility ofproviding administration, logistics, communications, andpersonnel supportfortheresponseandrecoveryoperations.
TheEOFwillbeorganized asshownontheattachedEmergency SupportOrganization Chart,Figure4.2C.Thepositions willbefilledbytrainedindividuals aslistedinSection4.2.6.27
~~4.2.6Thefollowing positions aretheprincipal managersandcoordinators whichmakeuptheteamintheEOFandJointEmergency NewsCenterinresponsetoanuclearemergency atGinnaStation.Theresponsibilities foreachpositionaregiveninEPIP4-7andEPIP5-7.4.2.6.1EOF/Recovery Managerassumesoverallcommandandcontroloftherecoveryoperation oftheGinnafacility.
4.2.6.2EnergyDistribution Liaisonprovidesadvisortechnical support,supplementary andcomplementary toonsitepersonnel usingconsultants andin-housetechnical experts,asnecessary.
Directselectricsystemoperations tomeettheemergency.
4.2.6.3NuclearOperations ManagerassistsEOF/Recovery Managerincoordinating activities oftheoffsiteorganization tosupportsiteactivities.
4.2.6.4Engineering Managercoordinates thedesignandconstruction activities oftheutility,A/E,NSSSSupplier, construction forces,andoutsidevendors.4.2.6.5Facilities andPersonnel Managerprovidesadministrative,
- logistic, communications, andpersonnel supportfortherecoveryoperation.
4.2.6.6NewsCenterManagerdirectsimplementation ofprocedures governing JENCfacilityactivation, operations andpublicinformation functions.
4.2.6.7Corporate Spokesperson advisesthemediaandthecommunity throughthePublicCommunications functionofcurrentandpotential plantconditions.
4.2.6.8OffsiteAgencyLiaisonadvisesCounty,State,andFederalAgencyRepresentatives intheEOForoutsideofconditions relatedtotheincident.
4.2.6.9'4EOFDoseAssessment ManageradvisesEOF/Recovery Managerofprojected dosesandProtective ActionRecommendations (PARS)tolimitexposuretothepublicintheaffectedEmergency ResponsePlanningareas.29
~~~6.4.5Contamination ControlProvisions:
Theplantsiteisdividedintotwocategories, theCleanAreaandtheRadiologically Controlled Area.EntrytoandexitfromtheRadiologlcally Controlled Areaisnormallythroughthedesignated AccessControlPoint.Anyareainwhichradioactive materials andradiation arepresentshallbesurveyed, classified, ropedandconspicuously postedwiththeappropriate radiation cautionsign.ThesethenbecomeRadiologically Controlled Areasandproperaccessisprovidedandcontrolled.
Plantprocedures providetheradiation orcontamination levelsatwhichanareaisdeclaredaRadiologically Controlled Areaorremovedfromradiation controlstatus.Thegeneralarrangement oftheservicefacilities isdesignedtoprovideadequatepersonnel decontamination andchangeareas.ThecleanlockerroomisusedtostoreitemsofpersonalclothingnotrequiredorallowedintheControlled Area.TheAccessControlPointisemployedasaprotective clothingchangearea.Asupplyofcleanprotective clothingforpersonnel ismaintained inthisarea,andthereisprovision forcollection ofusedprotective clothing.
Allpersonnel willsurveythemselves onleavingtheControlled Areausingequipment providedattheAccessControlPoint.Adecontamination showerandwashroomarelocatedadjacenttotheAccessControlPoint.Personnel decontamination kitswithinstructions postedfortheiruseareavailable inthedispensary described inSection6.5,FirstAidandMedicalFacilities.
Intheeventofasiteevacuation, provisions fordecontamination areavailable attheSurveyCenter.A1000-gallon holdingtankisavailable tocontaindecontamination waterfromasinkandshowerlocatedintheSurveyCenter.Decontamination waterwillbesampledpriortotransfer, treatment ordisposal.
6.4.6Protective EuimentandSulies:Personnel enteringtheControlled Areamayberequiredtowearprotective clothing.
Thenatureoftheworktobedonegovernstheselection ofprotective clothingtobewornbyindividuals.
Theprotective apparelavailable areshoecovers,headcovers,glovesandcoveralls.
Additional itemsofspecialized apparelsuchasplasticsuits, faceshields,andrespirators areavailable foroperations involving highlevelsofcontamination.
Inallcases,Radiation Protection personnel shallevaluatetheradiological conditions andspecifytherequireditemsofprotective clothingtobeworn.90
~~Respiratory protective devicesarerequiredwhereveranairborneradiation areaexistsorisexpected.
Insuchcases,Radiation Protection personnel monitortheairborneconcentrations andspecifythenecessary protective devicesaccording toconcentration andtypeofairbornecontaminants present.Available respiratory devicesincludefullfaceairpurifying respirators (filtertypebothnegativeandpressured poweredairpurifying units).Airlinesuppliedrespirators ofpressuredemandtypeareusedaswellasconstantflowhoods.Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus, usingfullfacemasksandpressuredemandregulators arealsoavailable.
Foruseinanemergency, equipment andsuppliesarelocatedintheControlRoom,Technical SupportCenter,Respiratory Protection FacilityandtheSurveyCenter.Equipment categories aregiveninAppendixD.6.4.7EmerencVehicles:
Intheeventitbecomesnecessary tomakeuseofautomotive equipment, anumberofvehicleswillbeavailable.
Theseincludecompany-owned vehiclesandpersonalvehicles.
AsmalldeliverytruckandasmallworktruckareassignedtotheStation.Thegroundmaintenance garage,nearby,isassigneda4-wheeldrivetruck.Useofpersonalvehiclesisallowedbythecompanypolicyregarding paidmileageforcompanyuse.Lastly,alargeanddiversefleetofvehiclesisavailable fromtheRochester GasandElectricPhysicalServicesDepartment.
6.5FirstAidandMedicalFacilities Firstaidandmedicalprovisions includebothonsiteandoffsitefacilities.
Thelatteraredescribed inSection4.3,Augmentation oftheEmergency Organization.
Adispensary onsitecontainssinks,atoilet,abed,astretcher, andmiscellaneous firstaidequipment andsupplies.
Decontamination kitscanbeobtainedfromthemainRadiation Protection group.Personnel decontamination kitsandbioassaycollection kitsareavailable atRochester GeneralHospitalandNewarkWayneCommunity Hospital.
Auxiliary Operators andSecurityOfficersaretrainedinfirstaidprocedures usingRedCrossMulti-Media oranequivalent program.Anadministrative procedure establishes aFirstAidTeamandtheactionstobefollowedintheeventofillnessorinjuryatGinnaStation.91
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~~7.0Maintainin NuclearEmer encPrearedness:
0Formalized trainingprogram(s) havebeenestablished toensurethatallpersonnel whoactivelyparticipate intheNuclearEmergency ResponsePlan(NERP)maintaintheirfamiliarity withtheplanandtheirrequiredresponse.
Aradiation emergency exerciseshallbeconducted atleastannually, withemphasisplaceduponorderlyimplementation oftheemergency plan.Personnel trainedforonsiteresponsetoaradiation emergency arepartoftheregularplantstaffandaretrainedtospecificresponsibilities withintheemergency organization.
Trainingisdocumented bytheDepartment Manager,NuclearTraining, andCorporate Nuclear.Emergency Planner.Anyemergency planworkbyconsultants willbeunderthecontrolof,andreviewedby,theCorporate NuclearEmergency Planner.Exercises shallbeevaluated bytheCorporate NuclearEmergency PlannerandreviewedbythePlantOperations ReviewCommittee (PORC),therebyassuringtheeffectiveness oftheplanthroughout thelifetimeoftheR.E.Ginnafacility.
7.1Trainingclassesontheemergency planshallbeconducted annually(+I-3months)forallRG8Epersonnel whomayactivelyparticipate intheradiation emergency plan.Detailsofthetrainingprogramsareestablished inTRC.22(NuclearEmergency ResponsePlanTrainingProgram).
Trainingwillincludeademonstration oftheirabilitytoperformthefunctions towhichtheymaybeassignedbyparticipating inaDrillorExerciseatleastonceeverytwoyears.Duringdrills,on-the-spot corrections oferroneous performance maybemade,followedbyacritiqueorcorrective action.Effortswillalsobemadetovarythetimingoftheexercises suchthatback-shifts willbeinvolvedonceeverysixyears(i.e.between6p.m.and4a.m.).Attemptswillbemadetohavesomedrillsunannounced.
Specialized trainingwillbeprovidedfor:1.Technical SupportCenterassignees 2.Operation SupportCenterassignees 3.FirstAidTeams4.SurveyTeams5.Emergency Operations Facilitypersonnel 92 e~~~~~I~72AnnualReviewandRevisionofthePlanandProcedures; AnnualreviewandrevisionoftheNuclearEmergency ResponsePlan(EPIP5-6)willoccurfollowing theannualQAaudit.Revisions tothePlanaresubjecttoapprovalbyPORCandreviewbytheNuclearSafetyandAuditReviewBoard(NSARB).Revisions tothePlanandEmergency PlanImplementing Procedures (EPIP)maybetheresultofdrills,exercises, trainingorroutinesurveillance.
ThePlanandEmergency PlanImplementing Procedures arereviewedbytheEPIPCommittee.
EPIPProcedure changesarecontrolled usingtheguidanceintheadministrative procedures A-205.2andtheIP-PROseries.Emergency procedure changesarecontrolled sothatonlycurrentcopiesareavailable foruse.Revisedprocedures aredistributed toalistofcontrolled copyholderswithreceiptverification.
ShiftOperators andlicensedstaffaremadeawareofrevisions duringregularly scheduled trainingcoordinated bytheNuclearTrainingDepartment.
Emergency telephone numbersarekeptup-to-date throughquarterly reviewanddistribution ofrevisions.
7.3EmerencEuimentandSu lies:Theoperational readiness ofallitemsofemergency equipment andsupplieswillbeassuredthroughmonthlyinspections ofemergency equipment.
Theimplementing procedure includesinspecting andtestingofequipment storedintheControlRoom,SurveyCenter,Technical SupportCenter,Radiation Protection office,JENCandEOF.Alsoincludedistheprocedure fortestingtheoperability oftheequipment.
Necessary transportation foroffsitesurveyswillbeapersonalcarsuppliedbyonememberoftheteam.Sincemostemployees commutebyprivatecarbecauseoftheremoteness ofthefacility, nolackofvehiclesisanticipated.
Companypolicyprovidesformileagereimbursement.
7.3.1SirenTestsandoerabiliTheGinnaEmergency Sirensshallbeactivated atintervals nottoexceedoneyear(+or-ThreecalendarMonths).Thistestwillbeconsidered successful ifnomorethan10%(10of96)ofthesirensfailtooperateproperly.
Anytimeitisfoundthatmorethan25%(24of96)ofthesirensareinoperable formorethanOneHour,ThenaOne-Hournotification willbemadetotheNRC.Usingprocedure 0-9.3Attachment 3(reference:
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TheNuclearEmergency ResponsePlan,itsimplementing procedures, equipment, trainingandinterface withStateandcountyauthorities isauditedata12Monthfrequency 3monthsandauditresultsarereviewedbytheNSARB.Follow-up implementation tasksareassignedthroughtheuseoftheACTIONReports.Auditdocuments areretainedfor5years.99 I'~e<~~~tRecoverec Aftertheinitialemergency responseactionsareconcluded (i.e.,theplantisincoldshutdownandundercontrol),
adecisiontobegintherecoveryphasewillbeinitiated.
Anumberofconsiderations willenterintothedecisiontobegintherecoveryphaseanddismantle theEmergency ResponseOrganization.
ThedecisiontoentertherecoveryphasewillbemadebytheEOF/Recovery Managerinconsultation withhissupportmanagers, thePlantOperation ReviewCommittee, andtheNSARBandonsitepersonnel.
EPIP3-4,"Emergency Termination andRecovery" willbeusedbytheorganization totransition fromaresponseorganization toarecoveryorganization.
Thedecisiontoentertherecoveryphaseshouldbebaseduponacomprehensive reviewofstationparameters andconditions.
Theseshouldinclude,butarenotlimitedtothefollowing:
1.Theinitialemergency responseactionsareconcluded (i.e.,thestationisincoldshutdownandundercontrol).
2.Stationparameters ofoperation nolongerindicateapotential oractualemergency exists.3.Thereactorshutdownconditions arestable.4.Thereactorcontainment buildingintegrity isintact.5.Thereleaseofradioactivity fromthestationiscontrollable andnolongerexceedspermissible levels,andnodangertothegeneralpublicfromtheabovesource(s) iscredible.
6.Radioactivity wastesystems anddecontamination facilities areoperabletotheextentneeded.7.Areactorheatsinkisavailable andoperating.
8.Theintegrity ofpowersuppliesandelectrical equipment neededforthestationtobecapableofsustaining itselfinalongteimshutdowncondition isintact.100
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