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Report No. 50-395/79-15

Licensee: South Carolina Electric & Gas Company

P. O. Box 764Columbia, South Carolina 29218

Facility Name: Summer

Docket No. 50-395

License No. CPPR-94

Inspection at V. C. Summer site near Columbia, South Carolina

Inspector: [4 #Sc'/7'/D . K'. Wa l't e r st Ddte Signed

[ff/Approved by:. ryan Section Chief, RCES Branch Dite Sign'ed

SUMMARY

Inspection on May 8-11, 1979

Areas Inspected

This routine, unannounced inspection involved twenty-five inspector-hoursonsite in the areas of safety-related 7200 volt switchgear and 480 volt loadcenter installations; safety-related wireway and wireway support installations;follow-up inspection of unrecolved item 395/79-09-02, inspec+or follow-upitems 395/78-30-02 and 395/79-09-01, and licensee identified item 395/79-02-01.

Results e

Of t'e areas inspected, no apparent items of noncompliance or deviations were.

identified.

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DETAILS

1. Persons Contacted..

Licensee Employees

*J. F Algar, Site Manager*D. Moore, Director, Surveillance Systems*E. Evans, QA Svoarvisor*M. W. Eddins, Assistant Site Manager

M. Garrett, Elec^ rical QC SupervisorD. A. Lavigne, QA Surveillance Specialist

Other organization

Daniel Construction Company

*C. C. Wagoner, Project Manager, DCC*W. L. West, Projo .t QA Manager, DCC*G. Curtis, QC Supervisor, DCC

* Attended exit interview

2. Exit Interview

The inspection scope and findings were summarized on May 11, 1979 withthose persons indicated in Paragraph I above.

3. Licensee Action on Previous Insr-ction Findings

Unresolved item 395/79-02: Protection of cable raceways. The licenseehas performed the following actions.

Revision 2 has been issued to procedure WP-XII-01, " Cable Pulling".a.

b. Signs have been posted to alert personnel to keep off trays.

Craft personnel have been briefed on cable tray requirements atc.

safety meetings.

Revision 2 to Procedure WP-XII-01 was not considered adequate becausethis revision authorizes one person to be in a tray section under difficultconditions, but does not address the potential damage to installed cableswhich could result. This item will remain unresolved pending licenseecompletion of action and future inspection.

4. Unresolved Items.

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5. Licensee Identified Items (50.55;c))

(0 pen) Item 395/79-02-01: Insufficient cable slack to class 1E electricalequipment. The licensee has issued nonconformance notice 640E for thisitem and completed a QC inspection on all applicable cable that had beenterminated before January 8, 1979. Of the cables identified as having,,

insuf ficient slack during ti.e inspection, there are 14 remaining whichrequire final inspection and replacement, if necessary. This item will

remain open pending licansee completion of wc rk and future inspection.

6. Inspector Follow-up Items

(0 pen) Item 395/79-09-01: Separation conflict documentation. Revision 4to procedure FQCP 7.1.6, " Installation of exposed conduit and conduitsupports" has been issued for review and comment. This item will remainopen pending licensee concpletion of resolution and action.

(Closed) Item 395/78-30-02: In-place storage and house keeping. Thelicensee has closed Construction Action Request (CAR) 041 based oncorrective actions, taken by the contractor and results of recentlicensee surveillances. Corrective actions included the following.

Procedure DCC CAP VIII-03, " Cleaning, Handling and Preservation",a.has been revised and implemented.

b. A surveillance group has be<.a established to inspect plant areastwice daily and to ensure that required periodic preventivemaintenance is performed and documented on the Plant EquipmentMaintenance Log (PEML). The surveillance group also ensures thatequipment is adequately protected and preserved.

The in place storage of safety-related 7200 volt switchgear identified asXSW-IDB-ES, 480 volt load center identified as XSW-1DB2-ES, and threemotor operated valves were observed to meet procedural requirements.This item is closed.

7. Independent Inspection Effort

The installation of safety-related 7200 volt switchgear XSW-IDB-ES and480 volt load center XSW-IDB2-ES circuit breakers were inspected toensure that installations were in accordance with the following drawings.

DRAWING NO. TITLE

IMS-33-006-01-01 Arrangement of Electric Equipment,Electrical Eqpt - Intermediate andDiesel Generator Buildings above

El. 436'-0"'

IMS-33-006-01-01 Metal Clad Switchgear

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IMS-33-006-02-02 Metal Clad Switchgear

IMS-33-006-03-01 Metal Clad Switchgear

IMS-33-006-04-02 Metal Clad Switchgear..

E206022, R7 One Line and Relay Diagtam-7200 VoltSwitchgear Busses IDA, IDB, IEA & IEB

E20634, R7 One Line and Relay Diagram-480/277Volt Switchgear Busses IDA1, IDA2,IDB1, IDB2, IEA1 and IEB1

IMS-34-007-06-08 Indooi S2c Substation Single Ended1000/? ^ KVA 7200 volt - 480 y/ 277volt, 5 phase, 4-wire, 60hz.

Within the areas examined, no items of noncompliance or deviations wereidentified.

8. Electrical (Cables and Terminations II) - Observation of Work and WorkActivities and Review of Quality Records

The safety-related cable tray sections and associated cable tray supportsidentified below were selected for inspection.

Section No. Associated Supports

4330 220-1(2), 220-2, 220-3, 42-200, 10-216

4152 37-301, 37-300, 9-300, 9-307

1033 11-336, 11-337, 11-338

The installation of the tray sections and supports were inspected toensure compliance with the requirements of procedure FQCP-7.1.7," Installation of Cabic Trays, Supports, Electrical Noise and FireBarriers" and the drawings identified below.

DRAWING NO. IITLE

E214-541, R7 Electrical, Cable Tray, Conduit and CableSupports, Control Building - West - AboveEi. 412'-0".

E214-631, R7 Electrical, Cable Tray, Conduit and CableSupports, Intermediate Building-WestAbove El. 412'-0"

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E21,'-635, R5 Electrical, Cable Tray, Conduit and CableSupports, Intermediate Building-WestAbove El. 436'-0"

E214-702, R9 Elecorical, Cable Tray Supports, Sectionsand Details--

E214-707, R3 Electrical, Caile Tray Supports, Sectionsand Details

E214-708, R6 Electrical, Cable Tray Supports, Sectionsand Details

E214-756, R5 Electrical, Cable Tray Supports, MaterialList-Control Building

E214-757, R5 Electricsl, Cable Tray Supports, MaterialList-Control Building

E214-758, R4 Electrical, Cable Tray Supports, MaterialList-Control Building

E512-117, R5 Auxiliary Building - Miscellaneous Steel,Suppe t. r annection Details

E512-118, R6 Aurliar y Building - MiscellaneousStee. Support Connection Details

E512-119, R3 Auxiliary Building - Miscellaneous Steel,Support Connection Details

E512-120, R5 Auxiliary Building - Miscellaenous Steel,Support Connection Details

55-214-711 Electrical Cable Tray Supports(Support Number)

Installation inspections had been performed and documented per the require-ments of procedure FQCP- 7.1.7 and FQCP-6.1.5, " Visual Inspection ofMiscellaneous / Structural Steel Welding".

Within the areas examined, there were no items of noncompliance ordeviations identified.

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