ML20028B739
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| Site: | Seabrook  |
| Issue date: | 11/29/1982 |
| From: | Devincentis J PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE |
| To: | Knighton G Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| References | |
| SBN-389, NUDOCS 8212030194 | |
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SMN STAM IPUBL,1C SEAVICE
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Comparyof New Hampshire 1671 Worcester Road Framinchom. Massachusetts 01701 (617) - 872 - 8100 November 29, 1982 7
SBN-389 T.F. B7.1.6 United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission El.2.1 Washington, D. C.
20555 Attention:
Mr. George W. Knighton, Chief Licensing Branch No. 3 Division of Licensing References :
(a ) Construction Permits CPPR-135 and CPPR-136, Docket Nos. 50-443 and 50-444
Subject:
Meeting Notest Seabrook Station Unit 1 Caseload Forecast Panel Meeting and Tour
Dear Sir:
On November 16-17, 1982, we met with members of your staff to review the status of construction of Seabrook Station Unit 1.
The meeting included a presentation and discussion of information requested by your staff and a tour of Unit 1 structures.
The following is a summary of this meeting:
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The NRC stated they recognized that Seabrook was in the process of a schedule and cost estimate evaluation and that schedule information would not be available for the meeting.
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The NRC stated that the purpose of the meeting was to gather information to be used in the future for evaluation of the Seabrook Unit 1 fuel load date.
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The information package presented and discussed was considered to be a draf t and the final copy would transmitted by letter.
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The Applicant agreed to provide a picture of Bridge B over the SF-6 j
ductwork.
I have attached a final copy of the information presented at our meeting,and have also included a list of the meeting attendees. A picture of Bridge B over the SF-6 ductwork will be submitted under separate cover no later than December 15, 1982.
truly yours, DO/
VekM J. DeVincentis Project Manager JM/fsf i
Attachment 8212030194 821129 PDR ADOCK 05000443 A
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CRAFT LABOR VI STATUS OF PIPE HANGERS. RESTRAINTS #0 St088ERS VII STATUS OF MATERIAL QJANTITIES VIII STARTLP IX LICENSING X
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MEMORANDUM FOR: George W. Knighton, Chief, Licensing Branch No. 3, DL u
FROM:
L. L. Wheeler, Project Manager, Licensiag Branch No. 3, DL l
SUBJECT:
CASELOAD FORECAST PANEL MEETING AND TOUR OF SEABROOK STATION DATE & TIME:
November 16-17, 1982:
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM November 18, 1982: 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM (if required)
LOCATION:
Seabrook Station Seabrook, New Hampshire PURPdSE:
Revisw construction progress to obtain information for use as input to the OL review scheduling process.
AGENDA:
See enclosed Meeting Agenda for de' tails:
November 16:
Discuss recent constru,: tion progress and -
present status of the project.
November 17: Tour the project and observe construction activities.
November 18: Meeting (if required) to discuss any questions that are developed during the past two days.
PARTICIPANTS:
Public Service Company of New Hampshire J. Devincentis et. al.
NRC Staff R. Gramm, W. Lovelace, L. Wheeler
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Enclosure:
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NOTE:
NRC meetings are open to interested members of the public to attend as observers. Members of the public who wish to attend this meeting must contact L. Wheeler (301/492-7792) no later than 3:45 PM November 12, 1982.
(The proper safeguarding of security and proprietary information requires the station tour portion of the meeting to be closed to the public).
WiiliamC.Tallman
. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Public Service Company of New Hampshire P. O. Box 330 Manchester, New Hampshire 03105 cc: John A. Ritscher, Esq.
E. Tupper Kinder, Esq.
Ropes and Gray Assistant Attorney General 225 Franklin Street Office of Attorney General Boston, Massachusetts 02110 208 State House Annex Concord, New Hampshire 03301 Mr. Bruce B. Beckley, Project Manager Public Service Company of New Hampshire Resident Inspector P. O. Box 330 Seabrook Nuclear Power Station Manchester, New Hampshirit ' 03105 c/o US Nuclear Regulatory Commission P. O. Box 700 Edward J. McDermott, Esq.
Seabrook, New Hampshire 03874 Sanders and McDermott 403 Lafayette Road Mr. John DeVincentis, Project Manager Hampton, New Hampshire 03842 Yankee Atomic Electric Company 1671 Worcester Road Robert A. Backus, Esq.
Framirigham, Massachusetts 01701 0'Neill, Backus and Spielman 116 Lowell Street Mr. A. M. Ebner, Project Manager
, Manchester, New Hampshire 03105 United Engineers and Constructors 30 South 17th Street Ms. Beverly A. Hollingworth Post Office Box 8223 I
7 A Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19101 i
Hampton Beach, New Hampshire 03842 i
Mr. Philip Ahrens, Esq.
Karin P. Sheldon, Esq.
Assistant Attorney General i
Sheldon, Harmon & Weiss State House, Station #6 1725 I Street, N. W.
Agusta, Maine 04330 Mashington, D. C.
20006 Thomas Dignan, Esq.
Laurie Burt, Esq.
Ropes and Gray Office of the Assistant Attorney General 225 Franklin Street Environmental Protection Division Boston, Massachusetts 02110 One Ashburton Place Boston, Massachusetts 02108 Mr. Stephen D. Floyd Public Service Company of New D. Pierre G. Cameron, Jr., Esq.
Hampshire
_. / General Counsel P. O. Box 330 Public Service Company of New Hampshire Manchester, New Hampshire 03105 P. O. Box 330 Ma'nchester, New Hampshire 03105 Regional Adminstrator - Region I U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 631 Park Avenue King of Prussia, Pennsylvania 19406 i
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Overview of project construction schedule including progress
- and major milestones completed, current problems and any anticipated problem areas that may impact the current projected
- fuel load date.
Detailed review and current status of design and engineering
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effort (by major discipl,ine) including any potential. problems that may arise from necessary rework.
Detailed review and current. status of procurement activities 3.
including valves, pipe, instruments, cable, major components,
- etc.
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Actual an'd proposed craft wori; force (by major craft), craft availability, produc,tivity, potential labor negotiations and problems. - _'
Detailed review and current status of all large and small bore' 5.
pipe hangers, restraints, snubbers, etc., including design, rework, procurement, fabrication, delivery and installation.
Detailed review of project schedule identifying critical path
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items, near critical iteins, amount of float for various c.tivities, the current critical path to fuel loading, a
i:nett.-di cf.idpY5 mentation of torrect'ive action for any.
ictivities, with negative float, and provisions for contingencies.
The estimated project percent complete as of October 29, 1982.
Detailed review and current status of bulk quantities including l 7.
current estimated quantities, quantities installed to date, quantities scheduled to date, current percent complete for each, actual versus forecast installation rates, in cubic yards /mo., '
l linear feet /no., or number /mo., and basis for figures.
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- 8.. Detailed review and current status of preparation of preop and acceptance test procedures, initegration of preop and acceptance test acti'vities with construction schedule, system turnover schedule, preop and acceptance tes,ts schedule, current and proposed preop and acceptance tests program manpower.
(a) Total number of proc,edures required for fuel load.
(b) ilumber of draft procedures not started.
(c) flumber of draft procedures being written.
(d) ilumber of procedures approved.
.(c) liumber of procedures in review.
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(g) flumber di preop and acceptance tests completed.
- (h) ilumber of precp and acceptance tests currently-
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Deta.i?ed discussion of potential ' schedular influence due to
, chinces attributed to NUREG-0737 and other recent licensing requirements. -
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Discussion of schedular impact, if any, regarding poteiitial deficiencies reported in accordance with 10 CFP. 50.55(e).
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Overview of current construction and startup mr.agener.t t
organization showing interfaces between the two.,
12.
Site tour and observation of construction activities.
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- UriIT 1 AND COMMON 78%
CONTAINMENT BUILDING 75%
TURBINE BUILDING 85%
CONTROL BUILDING 93%
DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDIllG 79%
PRIMARY AUXILIARY BUILDING 63%
FUEL STORAGE BUILDING 67%
WASTE PROCESS / TANK FARM 65%
CIRCULATING WATER PUMP HOUSE 75%
TUNNELS 92%
COOLING TOWER 91%
SWITCH YARD 98%
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 99%
ENCLOSURE MS/FW 69%
- PERCENT COMPLETE BASED UPON 1981 ESTIMATE AS OF 10/25/82.
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TURBINE GENERATOR ERECTION GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY CONTAINMENT LINER AND FIELD PITTSBURGH-DES MOINES ERECTED TANKS CORPORATION STRU'CTURAL STEEL DANIEL MARR COMPANY CONDENSER UNION BOILER SUBSTATION MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY STANDARD INSULATION TO BE ANNOUNCED ELEVATORS OTIS ELEVATOR CO.
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SEABROOK STATION UNIT 1 AND 00ftOJ FACILITIES fELEST0fES 00ffLETED COMPLETION STRUCTURE DATE CONTAINMENT MAIN STEAM PIPE MlIPS COMPLETED 11 / 8 2 RC LOOP PIPING COMPLETED 5/82 SS LINER PLATE PIT AND CANAL INSTALLATION COMMENCED 5/82 WIND GIRDERS REMOVED 10/82 SET CONTAINENT AIR COMPRESSORS 10/82 CONTAINMENT EXTERIOR COMPLETE PLACEMENT EXTERIOR DOME 10/82 EMERGENCY FEEDWATER PUMP HOUSE COMPLETED ROOF SLAB AT EL. [17.0 10/82 SET EMERGENCY FEEDWATER PUMPS AND LOADED IN 10/82 iMIN STEAM AND FEEDWATER PIPE TURBINE BUILDING CABLE TRAY INSTALLATION COMPLETED 6/82 CONDENSER TUBES INSTALLED 7/82 INSULATION INSTALLATION FOR GENEFATOR STEEL 8/82 AND PIPING COMMENCED TURBINE ASSOCIATED LARGE BORE PIFING INSTALLATION 9/82 COMPLETED HVAC 00MPLETED 10/82 PRIMARY AUXILIARY BUILDING SET STEAM GENERATOR BLOWDOWN TANKS AND WAT 11/81 EXCHANGERS SET CHEMICAL VOLUME CONTROL TANK 2/82 SET COMPONENT COOLING WATER WAD TANKS AND 11 / 8 2 HEAT EXCHANGERS SET ALL MAJOR HVAC EQUIPMENT 6/82 PLACED ALL ELEVATED AND ROOF SLABS 7/82 II ti
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COMPLETION STRUCTURE DATE FUEL STORAGE BUILDING SET ALL MAJOR HVAC EQUIPMENT 12/81 SET SPENT FUEL POOL PUMPS AND SKIMMERS 5/82 SET CASK HANDLING CRANE 7/82 PLACED ALL ELEVATED AND ROOF SLABS 8/82 CONTROL BUILDING PLACEO ROOF SLAB AT EL. 98 9/81 COMPLETED HVAC SYSTEM FOR COMPUTER ROOM 10/82 INSTALLED COMPUTER 10/82 DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDING PL' ACED ROOF SLAB AT EL. 78'-6" 9/81 ROUGH SET ALL NECHANICAL EQUIPMENT 10/82 9
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PLACED SLAB AT EL. 86 10/82 TANK FARM INSTALLED REACTOR MAKEUP WATER STORAGE TANK 12/81 INSTALLED BORON RECOVERY TEST TANKS 1/82 INSTALLED SERVICE WATER PIPING NORTH TANK 9/82
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AVERAGE 8 MANonWER YEAR 1976 460
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MANUAL 4,839 4,850 NON-MANUAL 1,514 2,340 TOTAL 6,353 7,190 WORKING 3 SHIFTS 10/8R isT 4.610 2ND 1,587 3RD 156 i
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SEABROOK STATION lNIT 1 AND Cat 0N FACILITIES ENGINEERING NO DESIGN STATUS SPECIFICATIONS TOTAL TOTAL PERCENT DISCIPLINE REQUIRED ISSUED ISSUED STRUCTURAL 86 83 971 MECHANICAL 51 51 100%
ELECTRICAL 46 46 100%
I&C 80 78 98%
MECHANICAL SERVICES 40 39 98%
NUCLEAR 67 64 96%
SUBSTATION 12 12 100%
ARCHITECTURAL 39 39 100%
PIPfNG 29 29 100%
CONSTRUCTION 18 18 100%
PROJ. STANDARD DOCUMENTS 31 31 100%
TOTAL 499 490 98%
OCTOBER 25, 1982 III-1
l SEABROOK STATION LI1IT 1 AfD C0ft10N FACILITIES Ef0IEERING AfD DESIGN STATUS DRAWINGS TOTAL TOTAL PERCENT DISCIPLINE REQUIRED ISSUED ISSUE 0 STRUCTURAL 968 921 951 SUPPORTS 56 50 89%
MECHANICAL 415 408 98%
SUPPORTS 121 117 97%
ELECTRICAL 742 716 96%
I&C 2,192 2,133 971 MECHANICAL SERVICES 250 239 96%
SUPPORTS 47 44 94%
NUCLTAR 1,282 1,177 92%
SUPPORTS 759 652 86%
SUBSTATION 145 139 96%
i ARCHITECTURAL 235 235 100%
TOTAL 7,212 6,831 95%
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SEABROOK STATION UNIT 1 AfD 00M10N FACILITIES EQUIPTNT AfD MATERIAL PROCURENNT STATUS TOTAL PURCHASE PURCHASE PURCHASES ORDERS ORDERS DISCIPLINE PLANNED PLACED CLOSED STRUCTURAL 47 43 (91%)
27 (57%)
MECHANICAL 50 49 (98%)
48 (96%)
ELECTRICAL 46 45 (97%)
34 (74%)
SUBSTATION 15 15 (100%)
15 (100%)
INSTRUMENTATION 74 70 (94%)
52 (7CI)
AND CONTROL MECHANICAL SERVICES 29 27 (93%)
23 (79%)
NUCLEAR 59 52 (88%)
45 (76%)
PIPING 36 32 (88%)
9 (25%)
ARCfiITECTURAL 9
9 (100%)
4 (44%)
TOTAL 365 342 (93%)
257 (70%)
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LNIT 1 AND C0ftiDN FACILITIES PIPE SP0OL PROCUREPENT STATUS TOTAL TOTAL QUANTITY QUANTITY PERCENT BUILDING REQUIRED RECEIVE 0 RECEIVED 1.
TURBINE 3,039 2,969 98%
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PAB 1,233 1,216 97%
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Rm VAULT 258 251 97%
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WB 1,291 1,264 98%
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PENET. AREA 230 222 97%
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FUEL STOR.
110 104 95%
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00NTAINNENT 1,205 1,177 98%
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DIESEL GEN.
238 237 100%
- 10. aux. BOILER 135 134 991
- 11. ADM 40 40 100%
- 12. COOLING TOWER 55 55 100%
- 13. RCA WALKWAY 12 11 92%
- 14. WATER TREAT.
67 67 100%
- 15. MS & FW CHASE 554 490 88%
- 16. TANK FARM 415 405 96%
- 17. EMERG. FW H 13 12 92%
- 18. GJ & SW PH 205 199 87%
- 19. CONTROL 55 55 100%
- 20. STM. GEN. BLWDN.
47 38 81%
- 21. PIPE TUNNEL 60 60 100%
- 22. FAN ENCLOSURE 51 48 84%
- 23. YARD 920 915 99%
TOTAL 10,257 9,991 97%
OCTOBER 25, 1982 IV-2
SEABROOK STATION INIT 1 AND C0mDN FACILITIES VALVE Po0CUREKNT STATUS TOTAL TOTAL QUANTITY QUANTITY PERCENT BUILDING REQUIRED RECEIVED RECEIVED 1.
TURBINE 2,358 2,273 96%
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PAB 1,279 1,266 99%
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Rm VAULT 203 201 99%
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WB 1,525 1,445 95%
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PENET. AREA 131 127 97%
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FUEL STOR.
171 165 96%
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00NTAINMENT i,099 1,047 95%
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DIESEL GEN.
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- 10. AUXILIARY BOILER 177 174 96%
- 11. ADMINISTRATION 30 27 901
- 12. COOLING TOWER 23 23 100%
- 13. RCA WALKWAY 9
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- 14. WATER TREAT.
34 33 97%
- 15. MS & FW CHASE 268 242 90%
- 16. TANK FARM 372 370 99%
- 17. EMERG. FW H 97 78 80%
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- 18. (W & SW PH 300 299 85%
- 19. CONTROL 83 82 99%
- 20. STM. GEN. BLWDN.
29 22 76%
- 21. AREAS NOT DESIGNATED 476 416 87%
TOTAL 8,900 8,472 95%
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,l SEABROOK STATION UNIT 1 AND C0mDN FACILITIES CABLE PROCUREE NT STATUS POWER CABLE 1001 RECEIVED CONTROL CABLE 921 RECEIVED INSTRUMENT CABLE 801 RECEIVED l
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CRAFT CURRENT LABOR LEVEL AVERAGE PEAK / CRAFT AVERAGE PEAK / CRAFT AVERAGE PEAK / CRAFT BOILERMAKERS 39 102 133 50 100 CARPENTERS 634 826 1,073 400 550 ELECTRICIANS 679 524 762 450 820 IRONWORKERS (R) 108 1%
202 95 180 IRONWORKERS (S) 305 440 619 70 100 LABORERS 885 911 1,118 500 S50 MILLRIGHTS 37 32 60 70 3
l PIPEFITTERS 1,274 1,120 1,407 1,760 2,000 OPERATING 270 320 W4 170 240 l
ENGINEERS TEAMSTERS 84 88 115 50 50 SHEETMETAL 143 97 168 60 80 2
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i SEABROOK STATI(N UNIT 1 NO COM10N FACILITIES CRAFT LABOR AGREEENTS EXPIRATION DATES 1983 CRAFT JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OcT Nov DEC ASBESTOS WORKER X
BOILERMAKERS X
CARPENTERS X
ELECTRICIANS X
IRONWORKERS X
LABORERS X
MILLWRIGHTS X
PIPEFITTERS X
OPERATING ENGINEERS X
TEAMSTERS X
SHEETMETAL WORKERS X
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X CEMENT MASONS PAINTERS X
SPRINKLER FITTERS X
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SEABROOK STATION lMT 1 #0 00tt0N FACILITIES STAES OF PIPE HANGERS. RESTRAINTS. #0 StUBBERS ISSUED FOR QTY. REQ'D.
DESIGNED FABRICATION RECEIVED LARGE BORE PIPE HANGERS 9,338 7,855 84%
7,800 84%
7,009 75%
SMALL BORE PIPE HANGERS 1 7.164 5.215 (73%)
5.215 (73%)
5.097 71%
RESTRAINTS 125 121 (97%)
121 (97%)
121 (97%)
I SNUBBERS 220 210 95%
210 95%
158 (72%)
1DOES NOT INCLUDE APPROXIMATELY 4,500 FIELD DESIGNED HANGERS OF WHICH APPROXIMATELY 2,000 HAVE BEEN DESIGNED TO DATE.
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TURBINE 3.120 3,047 3.023 2.
PAB 3.200 2.310 2,062 3.
RfR VAULT 450 387 387 4.
WB 1,320 955 944 5.
PENET. AREA 365 292 284 6.
FUEL STORAGE 485 155 155 7.
CONTAINMENT 3,545 2,516 2.292 8.
HYDROGEN RECOMB.
80 67 67 9._
DIESEL GENERATOR 790 703 576
- 10. AUXILIARY BOILER 138 138 138
- 11. ADMINISTRATION 86 86 86
- 12. COOLING TOWER 98 81 81
- 13. WATER TREATMENT 95 95 95
- 14. MS & FW CHASE 800 598 507
- 15. TANK FARM 550 478 425
- 16. ENERG. FEEDWATER PUMPHOUSE 180 113 101
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- 19. OTHER AREAS 500 411 361 TOTAL 16,502 13,065 12,106 OCTOBER 25, 1982 VI-2 l
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QUANTITY ESTIMATED TO DATE EST.
INSTALLED QUANTITY INSTALLATION INSTALLATION STRUCTURE DTY.
TO DATE REMAINING COMPLETE RATE (M-l/ UNIT)
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CONTAINMENT BUILDING 33,932 33,932 0
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CONTAINMENT ENCLOSURE 10.180 7,082 3,098 70%
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5.60 5.60 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 5,480 5.480 0
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6.55 6.55 CONTROL S DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDING 15,968 15,968 0
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5.66 5.66 WASTE PROCESS BUILDING 28,000 26,905 1,095 96%
6.75 5.65 CIRCULATING & SERVICE WATER PUMP HOUSE i
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3.66 4.01 CDOLING TOWER 14,716 14,716 0
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5.54 5.54 SWITCHYARD 4,327 4,170 157 96%
4.85 4.75 FILL 00NCRETE 171.967 163.300 8.667 95%
1.38 1.40 TOTAL 356,821 342,051 14,730,
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4.13 3.86 TUNNELS 147,141 134,126 13,015 91%
4.87 5.58 OTHERS 81,706 73,604 8,102 90%
4.10 3.40 i
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INSTALLED QUANTITY INSTALLATION INSTALLATION IIEli QiY.
To DATE REMAINING COMPLETE RATE (N/ UNIT)
RATE (m luNIT)
(1)LARGE BORE PIPE (LF) 224,953 143,937 81,016 64%
3.50 3.80 LARGE BORE PIPE HANGERS (EA) 9.338 3.439 5,899 37%
115.00 101.03 (2)SMALL BORE PIPE (LF) 133,289 19,50G 113,783 15%
8.93 7.62 CIRCULATING WATER PIPE (LF) 6,967 4,987 1,980 72%
18.33 20.13
- UNDER EVALUATION.
(1)2-1/2" AND OVER: INCLUDES YARD AND BUILDING PIPING.
(2)2" AND UNDER: INCLUDES MANHOURS FOR: HANGERS, VALVES. WELDS, SPECIALTIES, ETC.
OCTOBER 25, 1982 VII-2
SEABROOK STATION UNIT 1 & 00m0N FACILITIES
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TO DATE EST.
INSTALLED QUANTITY INSTALLATION INSTALLATION IIgi h
To DATE REMAINING COMPLETE RATE (Mi/ UNIT)
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CABLE TRAY (LF) 85,800 67,236 18,564 78 1.23 1.19 CONDUIT EMBEDDED 224,250 122,080 102,170 54
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CONDUIT RIGID (LF) 268,350 153,799 114.551 57 1.05
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POWER 719,500 426,534 292,966 59
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.06 SPECIALTY 150,000 4,292 145,708 3
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.05 PLANT LIGHTING 449,565 281,437 168.128 G3
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POWER 23,410 10,506 12,90'l 45 1.93 1.11 CONTROL 79,062 27,470 51,592 35
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CONTROL 9,600 3.954 5,646 41 SPECIALTY INSTRUMENTATION 6,600 2,115 4,485 32
- UNDER EVALUATION.
OCTOBER 25, 1982 VII-3
SEABROOK STATIDN (14IT 1 & COHDN FACILITIES INSTT E NTATION QUANTITY ESTIMATED" To DATE EST.
INSTALLED QUANTITY UNIT RATE UNIT RATE 1I21 QTY.
To DATE REMAINING COMPLETE (fil/ UNIT)
(IHluNIT)
LOCAL INSTRUMENTS S SUPPORTS (EA) 1,575 631 944 40.1 31.09 24.96 LEVEL COLUMNS (EA) 70 32 38 45.7 208.6 210.0 TUBING (LF) 200,000 48,998 151,002 24.5 1.000 0.539 TUBING TERMINATE (EA) 8,300 1,267 7,003 15.3 4.000 2.265 TRAY SUPr 'RTS (EA) 8,000 4,307 3.693 53.8 13.45 9.76 TRAY (LF) 45,520 18,499 27,021 40.6 1.672 0.912 RACKS (EA) 73 34 39 43.6 55.56 45.21 RACK DdAINS (EA) 60 24 33 40.0 30.00 3.167 INSTRUMENT AIR PIPE SMALL BORE (LF) 20,000 9,976 10,024 49.9 2.000 0.866 INSTRUMENT AIR PIPE HANGERS-SMALL BORE (EA) 2,496 1,659 837 66.5 15.89 9.961 INSTRUMENT AIR PIPE LARGE BORE (LF) 12,000 9,822 2,178 81.9 3.583 1.966 INSTRUMENT AIR PIPE HANGERS-LARGE BORE (EA) 825 491 334 59.5 27.33 30.15 INCORE TUBING 5,000 200 4,800 4.0 4.600 19.32 l
- UNDER EVALUATION.
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SlftiARY OF MOOR EVOLiffIONS SINCE SEPT &BER 1981 RECEIVED FROM CONSTRUCTION AND PLACED IN SERVICE THE FOLLOWING:
WATER TREATMENT PLANT JAN - MAR 1982 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING HVAC CHILLED WATER. HOT WATER SYSTEM FEB - MAY 1982 AUXILIARY BOILER. FUEL OIL SAMPLE SYSTEM FEB - MAR 1982 FIRED AUXILIARY BOILER LATE FEB 1982 ENERGIZED RAT'S MARCH 1982 ENERGIZED BUS 1 THROUGH 6 APR - MAY 1982 FILL DEMINERALIZED TANK. REACTOR MAKEUP WATER. TURBINE BUILDING HEADER MAY 1982 CONTROL BUILDING INAC MAY - OCT 1982 START TESTINc TURBINE BUILDING VENTILATION AND NON-ESSENTIAL SWITCHGEAR HVAC MAY 1982 START FIRE PROTECTION - YARD AND TURBINE BUILDING MARCH 1982 START ENERGIZING SUBSTATIONS AND (CCS MID-JUNE 1982 RUN-IN SERVICE AIR COMPRESSOR. TURBINE BUILDING AIR HEADER LATER JULY 1982 START AUXILIARY STEAM. AUXILIARY BOILER ROOM AND TURBINE BUILDING AUGUST 1982 INSTRUMENT AIR DRYER AND START TURBINE BUILDING HEADER MID-AUGUST 1982 SET COMPUTER LATE OCTOBER 1982 OCTOBEP 25, 1982 VIII21 i
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% OF SYSTEM
% OF SYSTEM SYSTEM TURNED OVER TESTING COMPLETED ADMINISTRATION BUILDING HVAC 95 95 AUXILIARY BOILER 90 90 AUXILIARY STEAM 10 4
CONTROL BUILDING HVAC 35 10 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING CHILLED WATER 90 95 DRAINS 5
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1 WATER TREATMENT 90 75 ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DC ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION 90 50 AC ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION 62.5 35 MCCS 55 25 1
15 KV 100 90 (10% IN SERVICE) 5 KV 100 90 (5% IN SERVICE)
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PHASE i CONSTRUCTION VERIFICATION TESTS VERIFY PROPER INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS AND PLACE THE EQUIPMENT INTO NORMAL OPERATING SERVICE.
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PREOPERATIONAL TESTS:
PHASE 2 TESTS PERFORMED TO VERIFY THE ABILITY OF SAFETY-RELATED PLANT SYSTEMS TO PERFORM THEIR FUNCTION PRIOR TO USE IN SUPPORT OF PHASE 3 TESTING OR INITIAL PLANT STARTUP. PHASE 3 TESTS PERFORMED PRIOR TO INITIAL FUEL LOADING WHICH INVOLVE THE INTEGRATED OPERATION OF A NUMBER OF PLANT SYSTEMS FOR THE PURPOSE OF TESTING CERTAIN PLANT FEATURES.
- 3. ACCEPTANCE TESTS:
PHASE 2 TESTS PERFORMED TO VERIFY THE ABILITY OF NON-SAFETY-RELATED PLANT SYSTEMS TO PERFORM THEIR FUNCTION.
- 4. STARlUP TESTS:
PHASE 4. 5 AND 6 TESTS PERFORMED TO VERIFY PROPER DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF THE REACTOR CORE AND TO VERIFY PROPER OPERATION OF PLANT SYSTEMS DURING POWER ASCENSION.
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DRAFT DRAFT TOTAL IN DRAFT IN lbT TEST TYPE NUMBER APPROVED REVIEW PREPARATION STARTED PREOPERATIONAL (PT) 78 2
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