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Exam Rept 50-320/87-10OL on 870714-16.Exam Results:All Senior Reactor Operator Candidates Passed Exams & Received Licenses
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION REGION I OPERATOR LICENSING EXAMINATION REPORT

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i EXAMINATION REPORT NO.

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FACILITY LICENSE NO.

DPR-73 LICENSEE:

GPU Nuclear Corporation Post Office Box 480 l

Middletown, Pennsylvania 17057 l

FACILITY:

Three Mile Island Unit 2 EXAMINATION DATES:

July 14 - 16, 1987 l

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Sarffuel J. ColTins, Deputy Director

'Date Division of Reactor Projects SUMMARY:

Written and operating examinations were administered to four Senior Reactor Operator (SRO) candidates. All four SRO's passed the examinations and received licenses.

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CHIEF EXAMINER AT SITE:

M. King (EG&G)

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The following is a generic deficiency noted from the-grading of written examinations.

This information is being provided to aid the licensee in upgrading license and requalification training programs.

No licensee response is required.

All Candidates were weak on the classification of hazardous waste as defined by PaDER; additionally, they were unable to. state what the minimum amount of fuel was that would constitute a reportable event to the Pa0ER.

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Personnel Present at Exit Interview:

NRC Contractor Personnel M. King (E9&G)

Facility Personnel C. Faust, TMI-2 Instructor 4.

Summary of comments made at exit interview:

The NRC reviewed the comments on the written exam and explained why some of those comments would not be accepted (See Attachment 2).

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Written Examination and Answer Key (SRO)

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Facility Comments on Written Examination and NRC Resolution After Facility Review

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EXAMINER:

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ltJSIBUCIIOtG_IO_CGtLDIDGIE1 Use separate paper for the answers.

Write answers on one side only.

Staple question sheet on top of the answer sheets.

Points for each question are indicated in parentheses after the questi on.

The passing grade requires at least 70% in each category a n d. a f t i..a l grade of at

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Examination papers will be picked up six (6)

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I have neither given nor received aid, fg:

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e NRC RilLES AND GUIDELINES FOR ! ? MNSE F.':AMINATIONS

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room to avoid even the appearance or possibility of chetting.

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of the paper, and write "Last Page" on the last answer sheet.

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Number each answer as to category and number, for example, 1.4, 6.3.

10. Skip at least three lines between each answer, j

Separate answer sheets from pad and place finished answer sheets face

down on your desk or table.

12. Use abbreviations only if they are commonly used in facility literature.

13. The point value for each question is indicated in parentheses after the question and can be used as a guide for the depth of answer required.

14. Show all calculations, methods, or assumptions used to obtain an answer

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Therefore, ANSWER ALL PARTS OF THE

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QUESTION AtJD DO NOT LEAVE ANY ANSWER BLANK.

16. If parts of the examination are not clear as to intent, ask questions of Llw examiner only.

17. You must sign the statement on the cover sheet that indicates that the wor's is your own and you have not received or been given assistance in completing the examination.

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If after leaving, you are icund in this area while the examination is still in progress, your license may be denied or revoked.

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A variable speed centrifugal pump operating at 4000 rpm requires 200 horsepower to pump 500 gpn at 100 psig.

Suppose you change the pump speed such that discharge pressure is '/5 psig.

What is the new SPEED, FLOW, and POWER (Show all formulas and work.) ?

QUESTION 5.02 (3.00)

Select one advantage and one disadvantage for each type of pump below.

PUt'.P a.

positive displacement b.

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centrifugal ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE 1.

Operate in harsh environments.

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Low capacity.

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High flow rates.

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pump light fluids only.

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Metered flow.

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Additional piping required.

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Heat exchangers are designed to have turbulent flow. (choose the correct answer)

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To increase heat transfer.

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To prevent water hammer.

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To reduce tube vibration.

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a. Explain how insufficient flow thru a ptimp can cause damage to the pump.

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List a caethod of maintaining sufficient flow thru the pump when normal system flow is insufficient. [1.0]

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QUESTION 5.05 (2.00)

Explain why neutrons are best shielded by light materials and gammas are best shielded by heavy materials.

QUESTION 5.03 (2.00)

Two isotores of Nickel are placed on opposite sides of a balance scale.

Isotope A has a half life of 5 years, isotope B has a half-life of S000 years.

If each 1:sotope is exactly ONE CURIE cf radioactivity which way will the scale tilt (which isotope weighs more) ?

Explain your answer.

QUESTION 5.07 (1.00)

State the formula by which hydrogen is produced in a defueling canister.

QUESTION 5.08 (1.00)

List 2 core conditions that significantly reduce the possibility of a pyrophoric reaction taking place within the reator vessel

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Because of a misalignment of va.!ves a dilution of the RCS begins. The only indication to the operator is the following source range indications frem the logs.

Inspecting the readings yields:

Time 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 NI.1 1.25 J.25 1.62 1.92 4.46 8.33 a.

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If Keff of the core before the unplanned dilution was

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Isuring the recire mode of a process water storage tank, three tank volumes (approx. i.5 * 10E6 gal.) will recirculate in 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />.

The transfer pump capacity is only 275 gpm.

Explain how this recire (quantity) is accomplish-d.

QUESTION 5.11 (2.>0)

Explain which type of heat exchanger. parallel or counterblow, is more effective or efficient (Equations may be used in your answer) ?

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At what two J ouat i orn do the Chlorine detectio:, systent draw a sample ?

QUESTION 6.02 (2.00)

Tcch. Spec. 3.1 ra<1ai res dedicated equipment for reactor building sump recirculation. Explain how this system would be used 11 an event occured that required it. Include in your explanation the cuction scurce and the discharge point QUESTION 6.03 (2.00)

List 4 signals that will trip the reactor bui.1 ding purge supply fans DAMPERS.

QUESTION F.04 (2.00)

Explain the change in the flow path of the Containment purge exhaust system; caused by the receipt of a high radiatiori signal. Include in your answer what radiation signals (instruments) would cause this action, QUESTION S.05 (2.00)

Assume both Service air (SA) and Instrument air (IA) compressors are available.

a. Explain the effects of a large leak in the SA header.

b. Explain the effects of a large leak in the IA header.

QUESTION 6.06 (2.00)

In the event of a need, can if unit I and unit 2 1A can be cross-connected? If yes explain how, If no explain why.

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6.07 (1.50)

Identi.fy six areas by name whj ah are monitored by area gamma inun1t, ors.

QUESTION 6.08 (3.50)

Cnncerning the END EFFEPTOR HANDLING TOOL What design feature protects the hydraulic hoses from damage or a.

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Why is the handling tool water filled (3 reasons) (3.0)?

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What two design features prevent radiation streaming through the work

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QUESTION 6.10 (1.00)

What methods (2) are used to decontaminate water in the EPICOR Il system ?

QUESTION 6.11 (1.50)

For the following EPICOR valves list the fail position:

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ALC-V-43, Inlet Isolation b.

ALC-V-242, Off-spec tank outlet isolation.

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ALC-V-255, Inlet isolation to prefilter.

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List two places (locations) where the incore thermocourales may be read for unit 2.

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The Halon syst.em is divided into what four areas of protectic,7 b.

What 2 signals will initiate the fire protection system (s)?

What will occur if the actuation signals are received?

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Draw a one line diagram of the filtration /recire portion of the DWCG.

Include instrumentation and remotely operated valves.

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Why must loaded canisters be removed from the vessel through the canister removal port?

QUESTION 7 02 (2.00)

Explain why knockout canisters are loaded only at the 324' 11'

elevation AND fuel canisters are loaded only at the 321'

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During def uelirig operations who (position title) is required to make the required notifications prior to canister transfer to the fuel I

handling building?

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List 3 of the individuals (position title) required to be notified prior to canister transfer per OPS MEMO 2-86-01.

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What is required if a load to be lifted by the crane over the reactor

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QUESTION 7.05 ( 3. :o )

For each of the following identify (Yes or No) which require independent verification for component, lineup.

Include in your answer how (where) the

. verification is documented A locked closed valve is opened by procedure.

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A locked open valve is closed by procedure.

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The Emerg. Diesel Generator is started for a test run.

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The Emerg. Diesel Generator is secured from a test run.

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Opening a containment integrity valve.

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Closing a containment integrity valve.

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Opening SNS-V-20 for a sample.

h. Closing SNS-V-20 after a sample.

QUESTION 7.06 (3.00)

I What are 4 of the classification used for hazardous waste as defined byll a.

PaDER. (1.0)

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What is the ' reportable quantity" of a fuel oi] spill occurring

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Under what conditions is a spill of any amount of a hazardous waste substance reportable to PaDER

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QUESTION 7.07 (2.00)

j List 4 places decontaminated water from the clean water receiving tank

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Choose the correct answers from the list s provided:

Prior to EPICOR startup the ventilation system is adjusted for

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l How and where is the CCB sump normally emptied?

QUESTION 7.10 (2.00)

Explain the use of two specific types of operational taa's utilized in plant operations to designate or identify facility limitations.

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ection if a Chlorine detection system is declared inoperable?

QUESTION 7.12 (2.00)

F.i re doors installed in exterior fire wa]]s are not subject to the one i

hour roving fire watch when determined to be inoperable.

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I What is defined as CORE ALTERATION by the TMI-2 Tech. Specs?

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While starting a Nuclear River Water pump, the pump trips.

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OPS MEMO, P.-86-04?

j QUESTION 8.02 (0.50)

I Do the TMI-2 Tech. Specs allow dewatering, if in progress, to be continued if the FHB ventilation system becomes inoperable?

QUESTION 8.03 (1.00)

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What is tlse minimum number of source range instruments required to be opcr8ble to continue with fuel removal activities?[0.5]

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What is the minimum number of intermediate range instruments required to be operable to continue with fuel removal activities?[0.5]

QUESTION 8.04 (2.00)

Explain the Tech. Spec. bases for the minimum and maximum boron concentration required by Tech. Specs. (4360 - 6000).

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For eacn of the following systems, identify which are currently (Recovery mode) covered (i.e.

not deleted) by TMI-2 Tech. Specs.

(NOTE. Answers may be limited to YES or NO, Tech. Spec. numbers are not required)

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Flood protection

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Mini decay heat removal system.

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Nuclear service river water system.

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Emerg. Diesel Generator.

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Containment purge exhaust system.

f Essential Parameters monitoring instruments.

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If a conflict occurs between a NPDES permit' requirement and an NRC nuclear plant operations requirement, which regulation supersedes?(1.0)

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Where is this information stated (found)? (1.0)

QUESTION 8.08 f2.00)

What are the major differences between a TCN and a TCN-2?

s QUESTION 8.09 (2.50)

List five documents that should be reviewed during the course of the shift per procedure 4210-ADM-5020.01, Conduct of Plant Operations.

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QUESTION 8.11 (2.00)

The cancellation date of a TCN shall not exceed ___a___ from the date of the __..__b QUESTION 8.12 (2.00)

Assume you are the shift foreman.

A UWI-WRA requires a revision.

Under what provisions may you allow work to continue?

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a. Heat is added to the fluid in the pump due to " pump work'.

11 the flow is insufficient to remove this heat then cavitation may result and cause damage to the pump components. Pump components

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REFERENCE TMI-2 NET 4~6, Pumps and Fluid Flow Dynamics ANSWER b.05 (2.00)

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Maximum energy is lost with collisions with small/ light atoms. [1.0)

Gammas have neither mass or electrical charge and lose / reduce their energy thru gamma interactions with matter This requires a high l

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"B" side will tilt down or the "B" isotope weighs more. (1.0)

A curie of any material is based on a given number of disintegrations per second. The isotope with the longer half-life (isotope B) would require a large amount of material to produce the required DPS and would therefore weigh more. (1 0)

REFERENCE TMJ-2, RADIATION UNITS, GUIDES AND LIMITS, NET b-2, l'G 2.1 - 3 ANSWER b.07 (1.00)

radiation

+ O2 (4 @ 0.25 ea.)

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Most of the material is already oxidized

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Core under water (cooled)

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Most mhter)al is > SO microns d.

Pyrophoric taaterials diluted with non pyrophoric mater.lais.

(2 @ 0.5 ea.)

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The transfer pump supplies TWO SOBMERGED EDUCTORS in the PW storage tank.

The eductors raise the INTERNAL recire flow to 1100 gpm.

REFERENCE TMT.-2 LESSON PLAN 12.2.01.124, PROCESS WATER STORAGE AND RECYCLE, PG 110 ANSWER 5.11 (2.00)

Assume remaining design features are equal for both heat exchangers.

Counterblow Parallel 21b F

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Using the above calculated TA & TB for each HX in the formulae:

dT = (TA - TBi/(Jn(TA-TB)) ( mean log dT) it is shown that counterblow HX has a higher dT and therefore is more efficient (effective) (assuming equal size HXs). [1.0]

REFERENCE TMI-2 LESSON PLAN 11.2.01.047, HX FUND., PG 21, REV. 3 I

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i 2. Control room air duct. (0.5)

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a.

Suction source is the reactor building sump.

b. Discharge point is IIF via flex hose connected to discharge of pump (s)

i RF'FERENCE TMI-2 T.S.

3.1 ANSWER 6.03 (2.00)

a. Fire in the air intske tunnel.

b.

Fire in the reactor building.

c. High radiation in purge exhaust duct. (HP-R 225, HP-R-226)

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i Upon high radiation in its respective DISCHARGE DUCT or STATION VENT the discharge dampers close and th; recire. dampers open.

(NOTE: HP-R-225, HP-R-22G are discharge duct, rad, instruments and HP-R-219 is the station vent rad. instrument.)

REFERENCE TMI-2 LESSON PLAN, Rx. BLDG. VENTILATION AND PURGE SYSTEM, 12.2.0:.G45, ANSWER 6.05 (2.00)

to isolate S/ i a.

When SA pressure f alls to '/0 psig valve SA-V358 will shut from IA[U.33]. The SA header will continue to depressurice [0.33]

SA 6l IA compressors in standby or auto will start.[0.33]

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If the leak is in IA header, valve SA-V358 4= -im-np m.to direct the discharge of all compressors to the IA header [0.33] in an attempt to keep the vital air cystem in service [0.33]. SA & IA compressors in standby or auto will start [0.33].

REFERENCE TMI-2 INST. & SERVICE A1R, 12.2.01.048, PG 15, REV 1

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NO. the cross-connect has been cut & capped. (This line now used to supply air to EPICOR II)

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12-.2.01.048, PG 16, RL

ANSWER 6.07 (1.50)

a.1 Control Room

.2 Cable Room

.3 R.B.

Emergency Cooling Booster Pump area

.4 R.C Evap Control Panel Area

.5 Make-up Tank Area

.6 Intermediate Cooling Pump Area

.7 Waste Disposal Storage Area

.8 Aux Bldg Sump Tank Filter Room

.9 Aux Bldg Access Corr. (1)

Aux b1dg Access Corr. (2)

Control & Service Bldg Corr

.12 Reactor Blds Purge unit Area

.13 Aux Bldg Exhaust Unit Area

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. 16 FHB A & B pool area rad. mon.

.17 Ion exchanger area rad. mon.

.18 Shielded work platform area rad. man.

(6 @ 0.25 ea.)

REFERENCE TM1-2 LESSON PLAN, RADIATION MONITORING, 12.2.01.070, PG 6, REV O ANSWER 6.08 (3.50)

a.

The hoses are inside the (3") tool segments. (0.5)

b.

Prevent radiation streaming. [1.0]

2.

Make the tool more stable when in use. {1.0]

3.

Make the tool lighter (when out of the water) [1.0]

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The plates (3" SS shielding plates) are placed with the joints over " webs' (I-beam) when possible [1.0].

2.

Joints, not over webs, are ' stepped" [1.0J.

REFERENCE TMI-2 Lesson Plan #30, 12.2.01.147, pg 14

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Filtration (Accept ' rou ghi n tt" )

b.

Ion exchange (Accept " polishing")

REFERENCE TMI-2 LESSON PLAN 12.2.01.023, EPICOR 11, PG b, REV O ANSWER 6.11 (1.50)

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as-is.

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cable room b.

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a.1 vertical shaft

area below veriical shaft (sump)

tunnel north of divider

.4 tunnel south of divider

[4 @ 0.25 ea.]

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Ultra-violet detectors detecting a flame front (Flame detectors)[0.5]

or a rat.e of pressure rise device [0.b]

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The explosive diaphragms are triggered which releases the Halon [0.5]

and the activation of any Halon system triggers all tunnel deluge systems (0.5]

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Inlet isol 14. Return to IIF (Rx Vessel)

'/. Inlet to filters 15. Filter (1)

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Outlet from. filters 16. Filter (2)

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REFERENCE TMI-2 Lesson Plan 1835, 12.2.01.156, pg 6 ANSWER 7.02 (2.00)

1.

The connections to the vacuum system are only at the 324' 11'

elevation. Knockout canisters must be connected to the vacuum system [1.0].

2.

Fuel canisters are loaded at the 321' and 317' elevations due to shielding reasons [1.0).

REFERENCE TMI-2 Lesson Plan #36, 12.2.01.156, pg 7 ANSWER 7.03 (2.00)

a.

FHSRO b.1 On-shift group Rad Con Supervisor

.2 Unit 1 Shift, Sui >ervisor

.3 The Security Sergeant

. 4 Rad waste operations fereman

.5 Special Nuclear Materials Coordinator (S @ 0.5 ea.)

REFERENCE TMI OPS MEMO 2-86-01 ANSWER 7.04 (1.00)

A docketed Safety Evaluation approved by the NRC. (1.0)

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a. YES, Signntura on procedure'OR Jock valve book b. YES,' Signature on procedure OR lock valve book c.

NO d.

NO e. YES, Signature on procedure (Accept record in control room Ic>g)

f. YES, Signature on procedure (Accept record' in control room log)

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NO b. YES, Signature on procedure (Accept record in control room log)

(8 0 0.4 ea.)

REFERENCE THI-2 OPS MEMO 2-84-17 ANSWER 7.06 (3,00)

a.1 Hasardous (H)

.2 Toxic (T)

.3 Ignitable (1)

.4 Corrosive (C)

.5 Reactive (R)

.6 Toxicity (E/EP)

(4 @ 0.25 ea.)

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10 gallons, (fuel oil is class

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Condensate test tanks (Evaps)

h.

BWST (8 @ 0.25 ea.)

(NOTE: CAF for proc. references)

REFERENCE TMI-2 LESSON PLAN 12.2.01.023, EPICOR II, PG 4, REV O

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2 (8000)

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3 (Slightly negative)

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ANSWER 7.09 (2.00)

By EPICOR pump ALC-P-1, sending sump contents througi) tite EPICOR process string.

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CAUTION TAGS ('Ye])ow Card) are to used to attach to a component, control switch or other device to indicate an off normal canoition or to caution the operator to a specific condition which must be satisfied prior to using the component

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OUT-OF-SERVICE (Yellow Sticker) to be used to identify a component,

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REFERENCE TM1-2 UNIT FACILITIES STATUE TAGGING PROCEDURE, 4000-ADM-3020.06 PG 3, 4, &. 5 ANSWER 7.11 (1.00)

Within one hour operate the control room emergency ventilation system in the recirc. mode. (1,0)

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3.3.3.7 ANSWER 7.12 (2.00)

Only fire doors required for separation of safe shutdown re. lated areas are required and subject to the one hour roving fire watch.

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CORE ALTERATION shall be the movement or manipulation of any reactor

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REFERENCE TMI-2 T..S.

3.3.1 ANSWER 8.04 (2.00)

The minimum (4350) to ensure reactor remains shut down under all expected conditions, the maximum (6000) is to prevent precipitation of boron which could cause flow restrictions.

REFERENCE TMI-2 T.S. 3.1.1 2.C (BASES PG B3/4 1-1)

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and take all other actions necessary to maintain the unit in a stabla condition [.5] and submit required reports to NRC.[.5]

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procedure (and a TCN-2 may not)[1 O] and A TUN may chnnge the intent of a

has to complete the full review, concurrence and approval requirements prior to. implementation [0.S]. A TCN-2 requires fewer (usually 4) signatures prior to ituplementution and han 14 days to complete review and approval requi remer:ts[ 0. b ).

REFERENCE TMI-2 Admin proc 4000-ADM-3000.01 pg 12 ANSWER 8.03 (2.60)

a.

Active taJging book b.

Locked valve book c.

Gurvea11ance schedules d.

TCN book e.

i.OP book f

Operations men >o book g.

Revision Review Book (b e D.5 ea.)

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UC Witness Points may be intentionally deleted, by passed, or inserted at the option of.1.he QC Supervisor..

Activities may continue provided QC was notifled of the time t.o witness and is not present at the start time [1.0].

b QC Ilold Points may not be by-passed or deleted without documented just,1fication and the approval of the QC Manager The QC Inspector's signature on the UW1 indicates satisfactory completion of the specific step (s) that the Hold Point addressen and permits the activity to proceed {1.0].

p (Answers need not be verbatim per above.)

REFERENCE TM1-2 Admin proa. 4000-ADM-3000.01, pg 1C-37 ANSWER 6.11 (2.00)

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90 days b.

Responsible Supervisors signoff I

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TMI 2 3RO exam of 7/14/87 Comment on Question / Answer 6.03 i

Additional answers that may be given are-High pressure in reactor building, reference lesson plan 12.1.01.045 step C.1.c.f4) page 6

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Note that the station <ent monitor is HP-R-219 Note that radiation purge exhaust duct monitors are HP-R-225 and 226.

Note that as per reference 12.1.01.045 page 5.0 Tee leads are i

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The supply fans are not operational.

Resolution P a r.m.e n t accepted, High pressure in the reactor building added to answer key Instrument designation added to answer key.

Question reworded to clarify fan dampers interlocks vice fan motors interlocks.

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'lo t e that HP-R-219 is the nation vent monitor and HP-R-225 and 22G

are disenarge dumt radiaticn mar.itors that may be stated in answers, i

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A idi r i anal area gamma mcnitcrs that may be con.sidered in unit II ara:

End fitt ir.g storage area criticality mcr.itore vr T.S.

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Fuel Har.dling building A & B pool area radiati, n monitors. Ion exchanger area radiation monitor CN-RIT-:XO3 per 4215-CPS-3527.03

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Shield +d u:>rk pla t f or:

'0WP) radietion area monitor per 4200-OFS-

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Not-that 6.10 a.&b. may also be referren to as roughing and J

polaching per 4215-OP3-3526.01 (same meaning different words)

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Total point calae remain the came.

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Note that 6.13 a.O answer can be referr=d to a.s sump are a which is commonly how it is done.

Note that 6.10 b answer of

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exchanger portion of the DWC2 system and your question only asked for the f L1tratiarm/recire pc rtion.

Also note that remotely aperated valves are ti-air operated valve symbole. indicated on my haad drawingc.

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Comment or. Quer t 1..r./ Anawer 7. 0 3 :

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Note that the emergency diesels are not Tech. Spec. items. (ops memo needc to be revised).

See attached referenced memo 2-84-1" e.

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should be no Resolution

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l Comment un Question / Answer 7.00:

This questien referc tc fuel oil as being considered a Hazardous waste under ster 8.4.1 page 43 per attached 1501-PLN-4500.01.

Per the PPC plan 011 is considered under step 8.4.2 page 44 of this same reference, which talks of deportability if the oil enters the yard drainage system or reaches the river regardless of quantity.

If the oil ic centained from reaching the yard drainage system, which in this

case it is, no report need he made per the PPC plan.

But according to

4210-EAP-4500.01 (OIL CP! LLC) emergency procedure, and our 4000 - ADM -30 00. 01 (incident / event reports) GPU nuclear requires a repor+ to be made at 50 gallons er more.

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.at refer tc 1501-PLN-4500.01.

GP L'N': Zreironmental Cantrol, 11.2.01.288 rev dated 2/18/87

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Reading the references included with the comment and the criginal references does nct clarify hcw fuel oil thould be co..sidered as a hasardous waste.

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RCE" (Feactor coolant bleed tankt)

WDL T-9A or 9B (conden. tate tast tanks)

EW3T fBorated water stcrage tank)

References identifying these ar.

4215-OPS-3526.11, 4215-OP3-3526.10,

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Resoluticn Comment accepted, Listed tank; and procedures added to answer key In reply to last comment,- a verbatim procedure title is not required, however an operator should be familiar with a procedute name (or number) to identify the procedural method he would use

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Question point value reduced to 2.0 from 3.0.

Conanent on Question / Answer 8.11:

Note the respor.sible supervisors sign off is commonly referred to as

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