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Abandoned Equipment Information Exchanged

• Presented By
• Robert Beard
• Sonja Waters
• Breakout Session 2

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Abandoned Equipment Information Exchanged

• Two Basic Categories of Abandoned Equipment
• Abandoned - Equipment that is physically isolated
  from active energy sources (Electrically and/or
  mechanically)
• Inactive - Equipment that is identified as
  inactive. It is still physically connected to
  active energy sources

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Equipment Status Control Discussion Identified
The Above Categories Are Controlled Differently

• Abandoned Equipment
• Physically isolated (electrically and/or
  mechanically
• Documented on Design Drawings as being abandoned
  and isolated

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Abandoned Equipment (Continued)

• Procedures identify equipment status requirements
• Equipment labeled in field as abandoned

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• Information Contact
• Robert Beard - Configuration Supervisor
• PSEG Nuclear
• 856.339.7800
• Robert.Beard_at_PSEG.com

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Inactive Equipment

• Identified on controlled lists as being inactive
• Monthly PI of how many SSCs are identified as
  inactive

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Inactive Equipment (Continued)

• Lists are reviewed periodically
• Annually (Duke) assessed for impact
• Bi-Annually (APS) for prioritizing into the mod
  process for abandoning
• Equipment physically connected to active energy
  sources

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Inactive Equipment (Continued)

• Equipment labeled in plant as inactive (Duke)
• Equipment identified in equipment database as
  inactive (Duke)
• Design drawings still show equipment as being
  actively installed

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• Contacts
• Sonja Waters - Sect Leader Config/Mods
• Arizona Public Service
• 623.393.6933
• Swaters_at_APSC.com
• Geary Armentrout - Senior Engineer
• Duke Energy
• 864.885.4322
• glarment_at_DUKE-ENERGY.com

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General Discussion Items

• Budget
• Funding required to develop mod packages to
  abandon equipment
• Process should identify cost of removal as part
  of total mod cost

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General Discussion Items (Continued)

• PM Program Impact
• Equipment maintenance requirements if abandoned
• Existing PMS need to be addressed

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General Discussion Items (Continued)

• Operation Surveillance Impact
• Current surveillance test requirements need to be
  addressed
• Are different surveillance requirements needed

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General Discussion Items (Continued)

• Environmental/Safety Hazards
• Equipment contents disposal requirements
• Personnel safety impacts need to be addressed