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Primary performance objectives of primary containment |
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Provide barrier which controls the release of fission products to secondary contaiment in the event of a LOCA Rapidly reduce the pressure in the contaiment resulting from a LOCA.
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Design (internal) Pressure of Primary containment |
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Design (external) Pressure of Primary containment |
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Design Temperature of Primary containment |
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Purpose of Primary containment cooling and ventilation |
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Maintains drywell atmaosphere below 135 degrees F bulk avg temperture Reduces temperature to 105 degrees in 8-10 hours after shutdown
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Function of primary containment vent and vacuum relief system |
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Limits the negative pressure in either the torus or drywell to less than (external) design pressure of -2 psig |
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Discuss the primary containment air lock |
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Designed with mechanical interlock so that a door may be operated only if the other door is closed and latched. |
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Design (internal) Pressure of Torus |
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Design (external) Pressure of Torus |
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Minimum water volume of Torus |
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Definition
68,000 ft3
(corresponds to -3.3 inches of level) |
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Maximum water volume of Torus |
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108,250 ft3 (corresponds to +2.2 inches) |
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Basis of torus water volume |
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Definition
Sized to absorb energy released from a LOCA without exceeding 170 degrees F (maximum allowable bulk temperature at end of blowdown. |
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Normal operating range for torus water temperature |
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Greater than or equal to 65 degrees F and Less than or equal to 90 degrees F. |
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Div I: Cable spreading; Div II: 3rd floor EFT |
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Power supplies to SPOTMOS |
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Definition
Div I: Y-70; Div II: Y-80 |
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Purpose of torus to drywell vacuum breakers |
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Definition
To equalize pressure between torus chamber and drywell to prevent a backflow of water from the suppression pool into the vent header system. |
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Describe a torus to drywell vacuum breaker |
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Definition
18 inch check valve designed to be full open at 0.5 psid. Air operator provided for testing purposes |
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Describe the two types of primary containment piping penetrations. |
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Unsleeved penetrations: process flow in contact with original penetration. Sleeved: process flow is not in contact with penetrating pipe. |
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Describe Hot fluid penetrations |
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Guard pipe between hot line and penetration nozzle, in addition to double seal arrangement. Bellows accomodates relative movement between hot line and containment shell. |
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Low Voltage penetration ratings |
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Definition
Less than or equal to 600 Volts |
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High Voltage penetration ratings |
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Purpose of Containment spray/cooling system |
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Definition
Limit temperature of the water in the suppression pool, to condense steam in the drywell, and to cool non-condensable gases in the suppression chamber. |
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Purpose of drywell atmosphere cooling system |
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Definition
To maintain drywell atmosphere less than 135 degrees F during normal operation. Also, to reduce the air temperature to 105 degrees F in 8 - 10 hours after shutdown. |
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Cooling supply to Drywell atmosphere cooling system |
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Where does drywell moisture eliminator drain? |
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At what temperature does drywell atmosphere cooling switch from 3 fans to 4 fans? |
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Modes 1-4 of drywell atm cooling |
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Definition
Normal ops with three fans running. Each mode has a different fan in standby. NOTE: Mode 1 has fan #1 in stby, Mode 2 has #2 fan in stby etc." |
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Mode 5 of drywell atm cooling |
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Definition
Scram mode. Automatically initiated on high temperature in the CRD area |
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Mode 6 of drywell atm cooling |
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Definition
Post scram mode. Initiated manually from C-25. May be initiated to provide additional cooling to the CRD area after a scram or if a scram is anticipated. |
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Mode 7 of drywell atm cooling |
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Definition
Shutdown mode. Initiated manually from C-25 and provides for maximum drywell cooling following reactor shutdown. |
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Mode 8 of drywell atm cooling |
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Definition
Normal ops with all four fans in service with flow being manually adjusted. |
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Source of drywell atmosphere cooling fans power |
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Function of primary containment atmosphere control system |
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Prevents primary containment from exceeding external design pressure; Provides a means of eliminating pressure fluctuations caused by termperature changes during various modes of operation; Provides a means for purging and venting primary containment; Establishes an inert atmosphere, with means for sampling primary containment atmosphere.
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Exhaust fan and power supply for air purge of primary containment |
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Definition
V-EF-25 supplied from MCC 141; 4000 CFM discharges air to the drywell or torus to restore a breathable atmosphere prior to maintenance operations. |
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Purpose of Nitrogen purge |
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Reduce containment oxygen content to less than 4% by volume |
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Describe the two paths for Nitrogen purge |
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Purge: liquid N2 through purge vaporizer (steam) to containment (high Volume) Makeup: liquid N2 through atmospheric vaporizer to containment.
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Why use the purge vaporizer? |
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When is the torus drain system used? |
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Definition
Only in an operational mode that does not require torus and ECCS systems to be operable. RHR is used to pump most of torus contents to CSTs. Torus drains remove the rest (to floor drains). |
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Purpose of hard pipe vent |
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Definition
To prevent containment over-pressurization during a TW sequence. Provides a vent path for torus vapor space to a release point above the reator building roof near the RX building exhaust on the north side. A TW Sequence is the loss of all decay heat removal capability and is beyond the analyzed license basis of the plant. |
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Drains for identified leakage |
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Drains for unidentified leakage |
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communicate directly with vessel |
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communicate with containment air space |
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penetrate but do not communicate (must be married… eg RBCCW) |
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Tech Spec limit for unidentified leakage |
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Definition
less than or equal to 5 gpm; NO PRESSURE BOUNDARY LEAKAGE |
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Tech Spec limit for 24 hour change in leakage |
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Definition
less than or equal to 2 gpm |
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Tech Spec limit for total leakage |
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less than or equal to 25 gpm total averaged over a 24 hour period |
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Tech Spec limit on Torus Temperature |
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less than or equal to 90 degrees F at power levels above 1% and no testing that adds heat to the torus; less than or eqal to 100 degrees F at power levels above 1% and testing that adds heat to the torus; less than or equal to 110 degrees F at power levels less than 1%.
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Tech Spec limit on Torus Level |
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Greater than or equal to -4.0 inches and less than or equal to +3.0 inches. Operating limits are between -3.3 inches and +2.2 inches |
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MSIVs trip on: Less than 840 psig with mode switch in RUN; Rx Low-Low Level (-47 inches); High Area Temp (195-200 degrees F) 135-140% steam flow.
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PCT trips on Rx Low Level (+9 inches) or High Drywell Pressure (1.84 psig)
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Non-liquid PCT trips on Fuel pool high rad (50 mR/hr) or Rx Building Plenum High rad (26 mR/hr)
NOTE: these trips are NOT 1-out-of-2 taken twice. |
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RWCU trips on Low-low level (-47 inches); High drywell Pressure 1.84 psig; High Flow (462 gpm for 10 seconds); Low Flow (-200 gpm for 10 seconds); RWCU room high temperature (170 degrees F).
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RCIC trips on High steam flow (44,434 lbm per hour for 5 seconds); RCIC steam line area high temp (187.5 degrees F); RCIC steam line low pressure (60 psig)
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HPCI trips on HPCI high steam flow (300,000 lbm per hour for 4 seconds); HPCI steam line area temperature (187.5 degrees F); HPCI steam supply line low pressure (100 psig)
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PCIS Group I reset requirements |
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Initiation signal must be clear; All MSIV handswitches are placed in CLOSE Reset pushbutton.
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PCIS Groups II and III reset requirements |
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Initiation signal must be clear; All handswitches in the group are placed in CLOSE with exception of MOVs; Reset pushbuttons.
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PCIS Groups IV and V reset requirements |
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Initiating signals clear; Reset Pushbuttons.
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Drywell Pressure Instrument Narrow Range |
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Definition
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Drywell Pressure Instrument Wide Range |
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0 to 80 psig (C-04) and -5 to +250 psig (C-03) |
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Describe SPOTMOS operation with Torus temperature over 90 degrees F. |
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Alarm. Print out every five minutes. Alarm reflashes at 105, 110 and 120 degrees F. |
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Torus internal presure instrument narrow range |
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Torus level instrument range (and zero elevation) |
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-15 to +15 inches with 0 inches at 910 foot elevation. Additional wide range instrument measures -8 feet to +15 feet with same zero elevation. |
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Electrical penetration pressure |
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Main purpose of shielded cable penetrations of primary containment |
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Interconnect low noise circuits between reactor and control room; in particular, the neutron monitoring channels. |
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Describe the RX building to Torus Vacuum relief valves |
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Two vacuum breaker valves in series in each of two parallel lines which are joined into one line attached to the torus. The first is an air-operated, solenoid controlled 20" butterfly valve designed to open at 0.5 psid. The second valve is a self-actuating check valve. |
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Primary containment air purge and vent valve interlock |
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All valves are interlocked with the Reactor Mode switch. When Mode switch is in RUN, the valves will close, and cannot operated with the manual switches. This interlock can be bypassed when necessary for inerting and deinerting primary containment by using a key-locked switch on Panel C-04. |
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Primary containment purge and vent butterfly valve travel stops |
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Limit the open position of the vavle disc to less than or equal to 40 degrees from full closed. This limits the stress in the valve shaft caused by the dynamic torque developed by the flow of air across the valve disc due to a DBA-LOCA pressure in the containment. |
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When is an inert drywell required? |
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Definition
Within 24 hours of reactor power exceeding 15% until within 24 hours of going below 15% reactor power. |
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While using the purge vaporizer, what are the setpoints for auto close of the Pressure control valve (PCV-3281)? |
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1.75 psig or 40 degrees F. Ops manual general precaution says normally, temperature is maintained around 100 degrees F and purge SHALL be stopped if temperature falls below 60 degrees F. |
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What is the purpose of the POST LOCA switch (Nitrogen Purge)? |
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Allows for Nitrogen purge when containment pressure is greater than 1.75 psig. NOTE: without this switch, nitrogen purge would not be possible becuase the control valve trips at 1.75 psig. |
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What gas is inside the instrument air lines inside the drywell? |
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Nitrogen during normal operation; Air at other times such as when the drywell will be entered. |
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To what concentration of oxygen do we vent and purge using the purge vaporizer? |
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Power supply to Hard Pipe Vent system |
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Y-80, which is considered the most reliable source during extended station blackout conditions. |
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Hard Pipe Vent System rupture disc setpoint |
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Set to rupture between 44 and 50 psig. Can be manually burst from ASDS Panel using keylocked switch. This will take approximately 5 minutes at ambient temperature and uses Nitrogen. |
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What is the limit on non-condensable inventory and why? |
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14,225 lbm to ensure adequate NPSH for RHR and Core Spray pumps following a DBA LOCA. |
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What is the concern with simultaneously opening Torus Purge inboard isolation and drywell purge inboard isolation valves? |
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Provides an 18 inch diameter bypass path from Drywell to Torus which can adversely affect containment pressure suppression capability. NOTE: a held OPEN Torus-to-drywell vacuum breaker has the same consequence. |
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