ML20148F805

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Forwards Insp Rept 50-029/74-14 on 741022-25 for Action Re Appropriate Surveillance Interval for Rated Load Discharge Tests, & Tech Specs & FSAR Review
ML20148F805
Person / Time
Site: Yankee Rowe
Issue date: 11/14/1974
From: Brunner E
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I)
To: Thornburg H
US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
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Download: ML20148F805 (2)


See also: IR 05000029/1974014

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RO INSPECTION REPORT No. 50-29/74-14

YANKEE ATOMIC ELECTRIC COMPANY

LICENSE NO. DPR-3

The subject report is forwarded for action on the following two items.

1.

As indicated in the report (Detail 19), the licensee is currently

planning to perform rated load discharge tests on his station

batteries at lea.st every three years. The licensee's Technical

Specifications or proposed Technical Specifications do not include

any requirements for battery discharge tests. Additionally, three

Yankee plants having the same corporate organization have three

different requirements for the same type of battery test. These

plants and their required surveillance intervals is as follows:

Yankee Rowe - every third refueling but not more than

three year interval.

Maine Yankee - every third refueling.

Vermont Yankee - every refueling.

It should be noted that none of these. meet the interval of one year

recoe: tended in IEEE Std 308-1971 which is endorsed by Regulatory

Guide 1.32 (Safety Guide 32).

It is requested that Headquarters determine the appropriate sur-

veillance interval for Yankee Rowe rated load discharge tests of

station batterics and that this interval be included in the

licensee's Technical Specifications.

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On January 3,1974, the licensee submitted (as Proposed Change

No. 112) to Licensing proposed T2chnical Specifications written

in the format set forth in Regulatory Guide 1.70.

To aid Licensing

in its review of this submittal the licensee also included the

" Hazards Summary Report" rewritten in Final Safety Analysis Report"

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At the'present time, Yankee Rowe has very poor Technical Speci-

fications. The TS incorporate by reference many sections of the

old Final Hazards Summary Report (FHSR) which is maintained up-to-

date by very few, if any, individuals. As a matter of fact, R0
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'does~not even have most of the sections of the FHSR.

'As of this 'date, Licensing has not established a schedule for the

review of the proposed Technical Specifications and TSAR. This

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delay in review is causing problems for the licensee and RO:I since

the FHSR has very few surveillance requirements and requirements

for other inspection items in TI 1800/2.

(The licencee requested

-in an October 21,.1974, letter to A.,Giambusto that the subject

revizw be established and expedited.)

It is requested that Headquarters expedite the Technical Speci-

fication.and FSAR review effort.

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