Contractor s Guide Outage O3 2015
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1 Contractor s Guide Outage O
2 Main Control Room Unit O The Work Permit Office, ABH O OKG s Telephone Exchange Central Checkpoint, Reception
3 List of Contents Welcome to unit O3!....4 Major activities RA Opening hours and phone numbers...8 Scheduled outage period Layout O Food and accommodation System designations
4 This year s outage at unit O3 A great deal of work in a short period of time 2014 was the best production year for unit Oskarshamn 3 (O3) since the startup 30 years ago. The unit delivered 9.2 billion kilowatt hours, which corresponds with the annual electricity consumption for approximately 350,000 private houses of standard size. However, unit O3 had a rough start to There were problems with the regulation of a valve in the turbine plant, which caused roughly one week of operational disturbance in January. After well performed measures, it was possible to restart the unit and the spring has after this been characterized by stable deliveries. This year s outage will commence on 24 May and is scheduled to be completed on 13 June. It is a relatively short outage period of 21 days with many scheduled activities to be performed. The time determining activities during the outage concern the replacement of ten control rod drives out of totally 169, refuelling of a fifth of the 4
5 700 fuel assemblies and rearranging the remaining ones. Furthermore, we will also perform a service on three out of eight main recirculation pumps in the reactor vessel, inspect the turbine bearings, the high pressure turbine valves and the high pressure preheater in the turbine plant and replace the activity monitoring in the main stack. The expectations on all the work to be done during the outage are characterized by safety awareness, cooperation and communication. It is everyone s duty to contribute to maintain this by reporting any deficiencies detected at the facility or in the work realization process, to a work supervisor or to the staff management. It is vital that our routines are complied with and that we help one another by having the courage to call attention to any deficiencies detected. We apply routines and procedures to protect everyone who work at this plant. A successful outage is dependent on that all activities are performed with the correct quality, and this is a condition for a continuous stable operation until the outage period in See you at the facility! Johan Dasht, Production Manager Tobias Eriksson, Outage Manager 5
6 6 2. Major activities RA Reactor systems Refuelling/rearrangement in the reactor vessel (211) Replacement of ten control rod drives (221) out of totally 169. Primary systems Service on three out of eight main recirculation pumps in the reactor vessel (313) Valve service work on steam lines (311), feedwater lines (312) and pressure relief system (314). Turbine Inspection of turbine bearings Inspection of the high-pressure turbine valves in the turbine plant main steam system (421) Inspection of the high-pressure preheater in the turbine plant feedwater system (463) Measures to be taken in the condenser (461) Measures to be taken on hydrogen gas leakage in the generator s cable penetrations (405). El/I&C Replacement of the radiation monitoring in the main stack (553) Replacement of switchgear unit Measure to be taken on feedwater pump engines (463).
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8 3. Opening hours and phone numbers The Work Permit Office (ABH) You collect work permits from the ABH, located in the P-building, floor 1. Weekdays...07:00-20:00 Weekends...07:00-16:00 When the ABH is unattended, call the control room on phone no , or Olof Mårtensson, ABH reactor Johan Aldebert, ABH turbine The Security Centre , Open day and night Central Security Checkpoint/reception desk The security checkpoint/reception desk is located in the entrance building (BVB). Weekdays...07:00-16:30 8
9 Electrical disconnections Weekdays...07:30-20:00 Weekends...07:30-16:00 Occupational Health Service The occupational health service is located in the house of Gottfrid in the Simpevarp village, within OKG s industrial area. Monday, Wednesday...08:00-13:30 Tuesday, Thursday...07:30-11:30 IT support Weekdays...07:30-16:30 Mechanical storage , The mechanical storage is located in the N-building in the active area floor 1, and also in the non-active area floor 2, where you can borrow tools and equipment. Weekdays...07:30-20:00 Weekends...07:30-16:00 Key Centre If you need a key in order to have access to your workplace, you must sign for and return the keys at the key centre every day, located at the main entrance at O3. In order to sign for a key you must present a valid work permit. Weekdays...05:30-18:00 Weekends...06:00-18:00 9
10 Outage office At the outage office are found the functional group leaders, planning personnel, the admission group, and other service and information functions. The outage office is located in the P-building, floor 2. Weekdays...07:30-16:00 Weekends...08:00-12:00 Service centre You can turn to the service centre if you have any questions about for instance clean systems/fme (foreign material exclusion), transports, temporary lighting, decontamination, scaffolds, or if you need to fault report elevators and overhead travelling cranes. The service centre is located in the P-building in the active area, floor 1. Open day and night Radiation Protection The radiation protection personnel will help you if you need any advice or information about radiation protection, work environment and fire prevention. There is a radiation protection office in the turbine plant, located in the D-building by the generator, floor 4. 10
11 Safety permits for work in the active area can be collected at the reception desk in the P-building inside the revolving gates on floor 1, and safety permits for work in the non-active area can be collected in the P-building floor 3. Open day and night Temporary power and lighting Weekdays...07:30-16: Weekdays...16:00-20: Weekends...07:30-16: The Admission Group The admission group can provide information and offer support on issues concerning the admission to OKG. Helena Nordensköld-Martin, Security Administrator Transport centre Weekdays...07:30-20:00 Weekends...07:30-16:00 11
12 12 4. Scheduled outage period
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14 5. Layout O3 Door 342 N T S X L F J D H A H B 5 N Door 373 Door 312 A E 4 3 P 2 1 Entrance Assembly points Coffee room, floor 1 Coffee room, floor 2 S 14
15 Important locations 1. Key centre and locker service centre, floor 1 2. Outage office, floor 2 3. Work permit office (ABH), floor 1 4. Service centre, floor 1 active area 5. Mechanical storage, floor 1 active area, floor 2 non-active area Structural parts A D E F HA HB J L N P S T X Reactor building Turbine building Control building Waste facility Auxiliary systems building A Auxiliary systems building B Cooling water building Off-gas treatment building Workshop building Entrance building Service building Transformer building High-voltage switchgear building 15
16 6. Food and accommodation Restaurant Simpan Restaurant Simpan is located within the monitored area, between O3 and O1/O2. Weekdays...10:30-13:00 Weekends...11:00-13:00 Kiosk O The kiosk at O3 is located in the P-building, floor 2. Weekdays and weekends...08:30-22:00 The following options are also available: Hot dogs can be purchased in connection to the kiosk Vending machines are found on the ground floor Microwaves are located in connection to the cafeterias on the ground floor Vending machines with warm and cold drinks, sandwiches, biscuits and sweets are located in connection to the canteen at unit O3 for use 24 hours a day. The security guards on duty can be contacted afterhours if you wish to buy frozen food, on phone no
17 Restaurant Sörågården Restaurant Sörågården is located within the industrial site, in Söråbyn outside the monitored area. Weekdays...11:15-13:00 Order in advance is required by 09:30 at the latest the same day as you wish to have lunch! Söråbyn s Accommodation Office Weekdays...07:30-09: :30-16:00 17
18 18 7. System designations 2 Reactor vessel and auxiliary equipment 211 Reactor vessel 221 Control rod drives 222 Control rods 3 Reactor process systems 311 Main steam lines 312 Feed water lines 313 Reactor recirculation system 314 Pressure relief system 316 Condensation system 321 Residual heat removal system 322 Containment spray system 323 Emergency core cooling system 324 Pool water cooling and clean-up system 327 Auxiliary feedwater system 328 Excess feedwater system 331 Reactor water clean-up system 332 Condensate clean-up system with precoat filters 336 System for sampling and analysis 341 Off-gas treatment delay system 342 Liquid waste system 343 Solid waste system 345 Controlled area flow drain system 346 Drain system for fuel caskets 348 Recombiner system 349 Active waste gas purification system 351 Boron injection system 352 Drain system for monitored leakage 354 Hydraulic scram system
19 358 Water-transfer from wetwell to drywell 361 Containment pressure relief system, atmosphere 362 Containment pressure relief system via scrubber 4 Turbine plant 403 Turbine 405 Generator 407 Generator voltage regulator 412 Bearing and jacking oil system 416 Seal oil system 421 Turbine plant main steam system 422 Steam reheating system 423 Steam extraction system 424 Gland seal and leakage steam system 431 Turbine building air-cooling system 433 Turbine building floor drain system 441 Main cooling water system 445 Generator cooling system 452 Governing oil system 461 Condenser and vacuum system 462 Condensate system 463 Turbine plant feedwater system 464 Reactor coolant make-up system 472 Drain and drying system 473 Sealing water system 477 Turbine plant sampling system 481 Hydrogen and carbon dioxide system 5 I & C Equipment 592 Turbine protection system 593 Turbine plant process measurement and automatic process control 19
20 Turbine plant supervision system 595 Turbine plant automatic operation system 596 Turbine vibration measurements 597 Turbine governor 6 Electrical Power Systems 611 Main transformer 612 Plant auxiliary transformer 613 Generator bus assembly 614 Generator bus cooling system 615 Generator switching device 616 Generator switch cooling system 617 Generator switch compressed air system 618 Start-up transformer kv-switchgear kv- Switchgear kv- Switchgear (KYB) 641 General 10 kv system 643 General >660 V system 644 General <400 V (excluding turbine plant) 645 General >400 V (turbine plant) 646 General <400 V (turbine plant) 649 Frequency converters 651 Diesel engines 652 Diesel engines auxiliary systems 653 Diesel-generator and auxiliary systems 654 I&C for stand-by, AC power plant 655 Air start-up system 656 Diesel fuel oil system 661 Diesel-backed switch gear, 10 kv 662 Diesel-backed switch gear, >400 V (excluding turbine plant)
21 663 Diesel-backed switch gear, <400 V (excluding turbine plant) 664 I&C for diesel-backed, AC power 666 Diesel-backed switch gear, <400 V (turbine plant) 671 Battery-backed DC-system >220 V 672 Battery-backed DC-system 110 V 673 Battery-backed DC-system ±24 V 677 Battery-backed AC-system 400 V 681 Control system for electrical power system/supply 7 Service systems 711 Screening plant 712 Shut-down cooling water system 713 Normal operation cooling water system for priority demands 714 Normal operation cooling water system for non-priority demands 718 Diversified shut-down cooling water system 721 Shut-down secondary cooling water system 722 Secondary cooling water system for system Normal operation secondary cooling water system for priority demands 724 Normal operation secondary cooling water system for non-priority demands 725 Containment gas cooling system 726 Air conditioning distribution system 727 Air cooling system 728 Diversified shut-down secondary cooling water system 733 Demineralised water distribution system 734 High pressure purge water system 735 Processed demineralised water distribution system 741 Reactor containment gas treatment system 21
22 Reactor building ventilation system 743 Waste building ventilation system 744 Turbine building ventilation system 745 Ventilation system for other controlled areas 746 Control building ventilation system 747 Ventilation system for diesel-, auxiliary systems- and high voltage switch gear buildings 748 Ventilation system for other non-controlled areas 749 Reactor building stand-by filter system 751 Compressed air system for priority demands 753 Compressed air system for non-priority demands 754 Compressed nitrogen system 755 Gas treatment system for containment atmosphere 758 Distribution of oxygen, acetylene, argon, LPG, nitrous oxide (laughing gas) 761 Service water distribution system 763 Heating system 764 Boiler plant 765 Non-controlled area floor drain system 766 Sewage system 767 Ground water drain system 768 Day water system 772 Shelter ventilation system 778 Containment leak tightness and pressure testing 8 Other Plant Equipment 811 Overhead cranes 812 Elevators 813 Other lifting equipment 814 Engine operated doors and locks 815 Transport vehicles 822 Equipment for personnel decontamination
23 823 Active workshop equipment 824 Transport radiation shields 831 Indoor lights and power outlets 832 Outdoor lights and power outlets 834 Diesel backed lighting system 835 Emergency lighting system 840 Fibre optic transmission 841 Local and intercom telephone network 843 Alarm system 844 Pagers, beepers 845 Public speaker system 846 Clock system 848 Radio communication system 851 Carrier frequency system 852 Wireless equipment 853 Special telephone switch board 854 Remote indication and measurement 860 Portable fire extinguishers 861 Fire fighting water system 862 Water sprinkler system for cable areas 863 Foam extinguishing system 864 Fire-fighting water system, turbine plant 865 Water sprinkler system for turbine plant 866 Gas extinguishing system 868 Fire ventilation system 869 Fire alarm 881 Indication of power production units 1, 2, 3 and DRUS - Plant Operation Follow-up System 23
24 OKG AB SE OSKARSHAMN, TEL. +46 (0) Agent Design, Oskarshamn 2015
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