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| Function of Standby Gas Treatment System |
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| "Minimize ground level releases during isolated conditions by maintaining a small negative pressure in Secondary Containment to prevent ground level escape of airborne radioactivity from the Reactor building under isolation conditions; by discharging through the off-gas stack, have filtered, elevated releases." |
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| 3000 cfm with a 30 sec time delay on startup |
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| SBGT standby pump start setpoint |
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| 2800 cfm with a 10 sec delay on startup |
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| When can AO-2982 be opened? |
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Definition
| Only when SCTMT is not required (unless SGTS-5 blank installed AND at least one division of primary containment valves are tagged). |
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| Function of Secondary containment |
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| "Minimize ground level release of airborne radioactive material to environment. Controlled, elevated release from Reactor building." |
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| Less than or equal to 4000 cfm (3 volume changes per day under neutral wind conditions (5 mph) and 0.25 inch vacuum) |
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| "Less than or equal to 100 percent free volume per day with 0.25 inch vacuum and 40 mph wind speed. (Exfiltration is unfiltered, ground level release)." |
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| Maximum internal pressure for secondary containment |
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Definition
| 7 inches water (blow-out panels relieve at this pressure) |
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| Secondary Containment Isolation signals |
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Definition
High drywell pressure: 1.84 psig; Low Low Reactor Level: -47 inches NOTE: Group II signal is +9 inches. Rx Building Plenum Radiation: 26 mR/hr (1 upscale or 2 downscale); Refuel floor radiation: 50 mR/hr (1 upscale or 2 downscale)
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| What happens on an automatic secondary containment signal? |
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Isolates secondary containment, Initiates StandBy Gas Treatment, Initiates EFT in HIGH RAD MODE.
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| Explain the logic required for automatic secondary containment initiation. |
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| When is secondary containment required? |
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| What must be done after experiencing Tornado or high winds? |
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| Explain the operability requirements for SBGT in terms of dilution fans. |
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V-EF-18A, stack dilution fan SHALL be operable for SBGT A train to be considered operable. Likewise, V-EF-18B SHALL be operable for SBGT B train to be considered operable."
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| What does the Ops manual list as secondary containment? |
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Rx Building closed including HPCI Room roof plugs in place; Steam Chase Blowout Panels in place and not blocked; At least one door in each access opening closed; shield plugs in place or isolation dampers closed and wired shut and floor drain analyzed for acceptable SCTMT leakage; Ventilation system isolation dampers SHALL be operable or secured in the CLOSED position; Ventilation interface dampers (V-EF-26 to Plenum room) SHALL be operable or secured in the OPEN position.
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| Precaution associated with securing a SBGT Train. |
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Definition
| Each Train should be run for about 5 minutes after the filter heaters have been placed in OFF to provide for cooldown of the filter trains. Immediate shutdown without cooldown could result in overheating of the filter heaters or other components of the filter train. |
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| Suggested run time to minimize the amount of moisture in HEPA filters. |
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| "Per Ops manual, 10 hours a month with heaters energized." |
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| "Power supply to SBGT A (fan, damper and control power)" |
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| "Power supply to SBGT B (fan, damper and control power)" |
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| Compare the failure mechanisms of SCTMT and SBGT dampers |
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| SCTMT dampers fail closed on a loss of instrument air. SBGT dampers fail open on a loss of instrument air. |
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| Describe the Secondary containment airlocks |
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Definition
| De-energize to unlatch with battery back-up |
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