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Oconee Nuclear Station
NRC Management Meeting
May 31, 2000
Agen a
* Overview - Bill Mc Collum- ONS Performance Measures
- NRC Performance Indicators
* Station Performance - Jeff Forbes- Operating Performance
- Outage Performance
- Areas of Continued Focus
* Engineering Initiatives - Mano Nazar- Design Bases Activities
- Equipment Reliability
* Note: There are no new regulatory commitments in this presentation
Indicators of Success* Top Quartile in Nuclear Safety as
measured by NRC and INPO* Top Quartile in Capacity Factor* Top 10 in Production Cost* Top Decile in Industrial Safety
ONS Performance MeasuresApril 2000
Corporate Measures
Nuclear Saft
IDCATO ME
SEF ASSESSMENTPROGRAM
EFFECTIVEFULL-POWER DAYS
Other Performance Data- PRODUCTION HISTORY (Forbes)- EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY (Curtis)- RISK ASSESSMENT (Nazar)- OUTAGE IMPROVEMENT (Boyd)
Production17 1 1
pg 19pg 20pg 21pg 22
Other Performance Data- WORK PROCESS MEASURES (Boyd)- MOD. EFFECTIVENESS (Hubbard)- ENGR. WORK MGMT. (Edge)
pg 28pg 29pg 30
KEY:
Red _ - Not Meeting Expectations Quarterly status I 2Q I 3Q I 4Q
Yellow [ - Needs Improvement Current Status MEASURE
Green - Meeting Expectations (Owner)
Gray = - Currently Unreported $ - Represents Site Incentive Goal
Other Performance Data- REGULATORY HEALTH (Nicholson)- TRAINING TRENDS (Jones)- HUMAN PERF. TRENDS (Forbes)
pg. 14pg. 15pg. 16
HUMAN SELF DESIGNPERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT BASIS
(MCCOLLUM) (FOSTER) (NAZAR)
OCONEE IMPROVEMENT FOCUS_R . '
SYSTEM OPERATIONALEQUIPMENT FOCUSRELIABILITY (FORBES)
(NAZAR)
ONS Improvement Plan Focus Area Annunciator Panel
April 2000
Nuclear Safety
HUMAN SELF DESIGNPERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT BASIS
McCOLLUM FOSTER NAZAR
Production
I I I I I I I I I
CompetitivePositioning
IL I ILFINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT
MARTIN
SYSTEM EQUIPMENT OPERATIONALRELIABILITY FOCUS
NAZAR FORBES
I I I I I I ITimeliness AndEffectiveness of
Corrective Actions
Design BasisClarification
bnAl
I I ISelf Assessments And
Benchmarking
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Oconee Nuclear SiteNRC Performance Indicators Annunciator Panel
IQuarter 2000NRC Performance Indicator Unit I
TV -nplanne Srams Per 70 ritical urs(automatic & manual during previous 4 quarters)White >3.0 1 Yellow>6.0l Red > 25.0
IE- Scrams with a Loss of Normal Heat Removal(over the previous 12 quarters)White > 21 Yellow> 10 I Red > 20
IE-3 Unplanned Power Reductions (Transients) per 7000 Critical Hours(over previous 4 quarters)White > 6.0
MS-1 Safety System Unavailability (SSU) - Emergency Power(average of previous 12 Quarters) ~-: -0 :.Threshold values are still being developed for Keowee. i -t.
MS-2 Safety System Unavailability (SSU) - High Pressure Safety Injection'(average of previous 12 Quarters)White > 1.5 1 Yellow> 5.0 I Red > 10.0
MS-3 Safety System Unavailability (SSU) - Auxiliary Feedwater'(average of previous 12 Quarters)White > 2.0 1 Yellow> 6.0 1 Red > 12.0
MS-4 Safety System Unavailability (SSU) - Residual Heat Removal'(average of previous 12 Quarters),White > 1.5 1 Yellow > 5.0 | Red > 10.0
MS-5 Safety System Functional Failures'(over previous 4 Quarters)_White > 5
BI-l Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Specific Activty'(maximum monthly values, % of Tech. Spec. Limit, during previous 4 Qr.White > 50.01 Yellow> 1 00.0
BI-2 RCS Identified Leak Rate'(maximrum monthly values, % of Tech. Spec. Lin-it, during previous4 lr.White > 50-0 l Yelbow > 100.0
EP-1 DrillVExrcise Performance'(over previous 8 (2brs.)White < 90.01| Yellow < 70. 0
EP-2 ERO Drill Participation (% of Key ERO personnel that participated in a(drill or exercise in the previous 8 quarters)White < 80.0 | Yellow < 60. 0
EP-3 Alert & Notification System Reliability(% reliability during previous 4 quarters)
,White < 94.0 1 Yellow < 90. 0
OR-i Occupational Exposure Control Effectiveness(occurrences during previous 12 Qltrs.)White > 2 | Yellow > 5
PR- RETS/ODCM Radiological Effluent Occurrence(occurrences during previous 4 Qtrs.)White > 1 | Yellow> 3-h ysica.' r to e e : . , - --
PP-1 Protected Area Security Equipment Performance Index(over a 4 quarter period)White > 0.080
PP-2 Personnel Screening Program Performance(reportable events during previous 4 Qtrs.)
Wit > I Yellow > 5PP-3 Fitness-For-Duty (FFD)/Personnel Reliability Program Performance
(reportable events during previous 4 Qtrs.)White > 2 I Yellow > 5
I Unit 2 1 Unit 3 1
Operating Performance
2000 Oconee Unit 1 Power History120.00
Repair RCS press boundary leak CP seal replacement100.00
80.00
00.00
40.00
20.00
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2000 Oconee Unit 2 Power History
Containment entry to tighten valve
UU
2000 Oconee Unit 3 Power History120.00
Turbine offline for stator coil temp/ . Refueling outage
100.00
80.00 0
40.00
2000
0.00
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%eeNu1e Operating Performance
Historical Forced Outage Rate29.33%
MO/O-(/25%0
20%14.22%
10/%/14 AX°/n 5.00%
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Operating Performiance
HISTORICAL TREND
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Operating PerformanceMispositionings
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0 A A A A A A A A A A A i F MAJ A A A A A A A i M F A A A A AS A A AJ F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D
1 998 1999 2000
Operating Performance
Materiel Condition
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Operating Performance
Materiel Condition
* Fluid leak management
* Operations ownership
* Pride in facility
'�ee r�uc�eaX
Outage Performance
U3 RFO Performance
Significant Scope / Safety
* Major RCP Motor PM
* Major PM on Both Main FeedPumps
* Replaced LP Turb Rotor
* LPI Valve Replacement
* 3C HPI Pump Motor
* 3A LPI Motor
* 3A and 3B BS Motor
Improvements* Large S/G Scope
* ECT 3A LPI Cooler
* RB Coatings
* Significant Electrical PMs
* Significant Testing (HPI From AuxService Water Switchgear, LPSW)
* CCW Valve Overhauls andCoatings Refurb
* RBCU Dampers
* Large Scope of Valve Work
Outage PerformanceU3 RFO Performance
Goal 7Minimum Target Maximum Results/Projections
Safety Index 2 1.5 1 .74 max
uman I 0 0 minPerformanceErrors
Duration 4038 3 7 max tar(days)
Radiation 148 135 121 107 maxDose (rem)
Solid 5500 5000 4500 4,000 maxRadwaste(cubic feet)
Cost 21.6 20.6 19.6 20.6 tar(Millions)
Outage PerformanceOutage Duration
No. ofDays
10987654321
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Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3Winter 1997/ Spring 1998 Fall 1998 Spring 1999 Fall 1999 Spring 2000Spring 1998
A
I * Duration/Days|
Outage Per ormance
* Personnel Exposure- Excellent crudburst
- Significantly improved radworker practices- Dose reduction techniques obtaining results
* Record dose in last refueling on each unit- U1= 70.4 Rem
- U2= 91 Rem- U3= 108 Rem (est)
* 1999 Station dose lowest ever - 202 Rem
Outage Performance* Human Performance
- Lower tier schedules
- Operations expectations
- Rework
- Control of non-assigned individuals
- Individual initiative and ownership
- Supervisory involvement
Areas of Continued Focus
* Operational Focus
* Human Performance
* Equipment Reliability
* Outage Performance
\ ~ DI \5' I=zePO11e>
Design Bases Activities
* Emergency Feedwater
* High Energy Line Break
* Control Room Habitability
* OSRDC / QA-5 Implementation
Design Bases Activities
New Initiatives
* ECCS
* Emergency AC Power
* Review / revision of existing, risksignificant calculations
* Creation of single failure calculations
ant Design Bases Activities
Other Accomplishments
* SQUG
* GL 96-06 Waterhammer Analysis
* EOP review / setpoint calculations
* UFSAR review discrepancy resolution
Design Bases Activities
Design Review Board
* Responsible for helping to determine and prioritize designbasis issues
* Responsible for protecting, increasing design margin
* Recommends systems, issues to receive systematic internalaudit
* Reviews current "Operable with Non-Conforming /Degraded Conditions" to ensure appropriate focus andresources are being applied to resolution
* Recommendations on modifications to restore designmargin
Design Bases Activities
Configuration ManagementDocument PiPs - MSEILSE Ratio
12 month rolling average
4.00% -
3.50%3.00% -
2.50%
2.00%
1.50%
1.00%
0.50%
0.00% .
Missed Tech Spec Surveillance12 month rolling average
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
Apr- May- Jun- Ju- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Dec- Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr-99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 00 00 00 00
Apr- May- Jun- Ju- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Dec-99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99
Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr-00 00 00 00
Mispositions12 month rolling average
3
2
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Temporary Mods Outstandingend of month totals
4035302520
15
1 0
5
Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Dec- Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr-99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 00 00 00 00Apr- May- Jun- Jul99 Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Dec- Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr-
99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 00 00 00 00
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10 eeNce Equipment Reliability
* Ongoing initiatives- Equipment aging program
- Engineering rapid response team
- INPO assist visit
- Trip/transient prevention
Equipment ReliabilityTrip/Transient Reduction
* Review all previous ONS trips (complete)
* Review all B&W Owners Grouprecommendations (complete)
* Identify critical system functions (complete)- Perform walkdowns (complete)
- Review monitoring programs (ongoing)
- Review PM programs (complete)
- Identify single failure vulnerabilities (complete)
Equipment Reliability
Trip/Transient Reduction
Examples of team recommendations- Delete unnecessary secondary side auto trips,
such as CBP low suction pressure trip- Upgrade NLO rounds
- Correct material condition problems identifiedin walkdowns
- Add redundancy to single failure points, suchas stator coolant temp & pressure
Equipment Reliability
* Measures:- Lost generation due to equipment failure
- Lost generation events
- %0 Effectiveness in meeting M-Rule Al actionplans
- M-Rule functional failures
- System & component health reports
OCONEE SYSTEM / EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY MODEL
PREVENTION GOAL: Maximize time spent FOCUS: Ownership, accountabilityon prevention and detection, to high standards, structure, planning tominimize correction activities. do the job right the first time.
CORRECTIONCorrection \
LONG STANDING/ PROBLEM RESOLUTION \
Structure: TEPR (all levels)Clear Ownership /
\ ~~Operational Focus//\rPevenl on, Dez~etion \ Equipment Root Cause // Dection, Correction \
ENG SUPPORT PROGRAM Effective Modifications/ / PROBLEM/ Structure: EDM 201- ESDs \ Prioritization IDENTIFICATION & ANALYSIS \
Communication - health reports \ / Structure: NSD 208; 212; 607Maintenance Rule program 'Ownership -daily review & follow up
Defined monitoring /trending L r Equipment root cause analysisWalkdowns; OPS rounds / Failure Investigation Process
Performance Testing, PM2 / Effective corrective actionsEquipment Aging program CORECTONOperating Experience Program
\ Long Term Planning Internal Assessments\E PM Living Program / Benchmarking /
\ Ownership / MRa(1)-a(2) Returns Low threshold/ MR Functional Failures
Maintenance Rework
/.lT T a 0C i '1!, PREVENTIONSystem Health Report Cards
..... Eouioment Health Renort Crs .........PREVENTION [EWM Measure
Prevention, t- c.\ \ ngineering Support Program Activitie orrection, Preventio/ ~~Correction \ . .i...
1 Accountability: - - M E A S U R E S /WORK CONTROL PROCESSES'MANAGEMENT SUPPORT MEA\U/E/Structure: WPM; EWM; Mod Manual
Ownership and sense of urgency / Outage planning & milestones-ow tolerance for equipment problems' On-line maintenance processIndividual & supervisor accountability Modification selection process/MRPTEffective corrective action program Lateral integration / involvement
Low tolerance for backlogs / Prevention Low tolerance for deferring workFollow through (modeling) / / Accountabilitv: Low backlogs of WOs, WRs
\ Work quality monitoning / / INDIVIDUAL WORK QUALIT \ Eng work management /\. Work management /- /Ownership by OPS; Maint; Eng Low mod backlog
High standards & good work habits XProcedure quality; effective reviewsHousekeeping; materiel condition
High quality support programs: /\(drawings; PMT; EDB; parts, etc)/\ Effective technical support/
Use of structure/process\ Low rework /
Equipment Reliability
* Major Mods ongoing- CRDM replacement
- Ul RCP cartridge seals
- Powdex controls upgrade
- RBCU damper replacement
- MDEFW pump arc valve strainer
Duke Power Equipment Aging Management Program Manual
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