All,
At Kewaunee, we're considering a change from the standard bridge pattern of core on-load to a modified crescent. I have the following questions for the industry:
1. What core loading pattern do you use?
2. Do you use software/equipment to physically measure the gaps between assemblies?
3. If so, what is the software/equipment?
Thank you in advance for any information you can offer.
Jeremy Custer Reactor Engineer Kewaunee Power Station Phone: 920-388-8778 Pager: 920-305-0119
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DCPP response: 1. What core loading pattern do you use? Modified crescent
2. Do you use software/equipment to physically measure the gaps between assemblies? No software or special equipment is used to measure gaps. We perform a visual verification to the vendor guidelines after reload is completed and if there are any anomalous indications, the video is reviewed by additional personnel to determine acceptability or if corrective action is warranted.
3. If so, what is the software/equipment? N/A
Later,
Mark Mayer DCPP Reactor Engineering 508-545-4674 ________________________________
From: pwrrm@retaqs.com [mailto:pwrrm@retaqs.com] On Behalf Of Jeremy A Custer Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2011 6:52 AM To: pwrrm@retaqs.com Subject: [Pwrrm] Core loading and gap checks
All,
At Kewaunee, we're considering a change from the standard bridge pattern of core on-load to a modified crescent. I have the following questions for the industry:
1. What core loading pattern do you use?
2. Do you use software/equipment to physically measure the gaps between assemblies?
3. If so, what is the software/equipment?
Thank you in advance for any information you can offer.
Jeremy Custer
Reactor Engineer
Kewaunee Power Station
Phone: 920-388-8778
Pager: 920-305-0119
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Jeremy,
Tim said you had change locations. Good for you. Here are the answers to your questions.
1. What core loading pattern do you use? See attached files reload or offload and the core map
2. Do you use software/equipment to physically measure the gaps between assemblies? NO. Our procedure utilizes the mast camera to visually verify gaps. If you would like a copy of the attachment, I can send it.
3. If so, what is the software/equipment? N/A
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All,
At Kewaunee, we're considering a change from the standard bridge pattern of core on-load to a modified crescent. I have the following questions for the industry:
4. What core loading pattern do you use?
5. Do you use software/equipment to physically measure the gaps between assemblies?
6. If so, what is the software/equipment?
Thank you in advance for any information you can offer.
Jeremy Custer Reactor Engineer Kewaunee Power Station Phone: 920-388-8778 Pager: 920-305-0119
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Beaver Valley response
1. Currently utilize Westinghouse F-5 Field Specification recommended bridge-type core reload 2. During core verification we will just visually look for any unusual gaps using an underwater camera, but no equipment is used to physically measure the gaps. 3. N/A
Anthony (A.R.) Burger Supervisor, Reactor Engineering FENOC - Beaver Valley Power Station Phone: (724) 682-4108 Cell: (724) 601-3224 FAX: (724) 682-4250 Email: aburger@firstenergycorp.com
From: Jeremy A Custer jeremy.a.custer@dom.com To: "pwrrm@retaqs.com" pwrrm@retaqs.com Date: 06/23/2011 09:53 AM Subject: [Pwrrm] Core loading and gap checks Sent by: pwrrm@retaqs.com
All,
At Kewaunee, we?re considering a change from the standard bridge pattern of core on-load to a modified crescent. I have the following questions for the industry: 1. What core loading pattern do you use? 2. Do you use software/equipment to physically measure the gaps between assemblies? 3. If so, what is the software/equipment?
Thank you in advance for any information you can offer.
Jeremy Custer Reactor Engineer Kewaunee Power Station Phone: 920-388-8778 Pager: 920-305-0119
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