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Attachment 1, Preliminary Results: Beaver Valley PTS Analyses May 14, 2002
ML021630293
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Site: Beaver Valley
Issue date: 05/14/2002
From: Kolaczkowski A, Whitehead D
Sandia, Science Applications International Corp (SAIC)
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Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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Preliminary Results:

Beaver Valley PTS Analyses May 14, 2002 presented by Donnie Whitehead (SNL)

Alan Kolaczkowski (SAIC)

Beaver Valley PTS Analysis

  • PRA model (SAPPHIRE)

- Large event trees / small fault trees

- Nearly all data is generic based on actual experience

- Human action values considered realistic but with conservative bias (basis: BV procedures, training)

- Multiple initiators (many are BV support system losses)

- Beaver Valley systems/dependencies

  • Thermal hydraulic model

- RELAP of Beaver Valley

  • Probabilistic Fracture Mechanics

- FAVOR (post-2/2002 version) of Beaver Valley

PRA, T/H, PFM Interaction & Integration PRA Event Sequence Analysis Sequence definitions Sequence frequencies, [fr]

Thermal Hydraulic Analysis PFM Analysis Pressure &

temperature vs. time Conditional probability of vessel failure, [CPF]

Yearly frequency of thru-wall cracking

[CPF]x

[fr]

  • In model (prelim CPI/CPF x scenario frequency is potentially high)

- LOCAs: 1.5 to 22

- 2 PORVs open/both reclose

- 1 PZR SRV open/recloses

- 2 PZR SRVs stuck-open including possible reclosures

- Feed & bleed (all 3 PORVs)

- Small (at least equivalent to 3 secondary safeties) to large main steam line break (upstream of MSIVs)

- SG overfeeds (but probably will be relatively unimportant)

  • Excluded from model (prelim CPI/CPF x scenario frequency is low {~E-11/yr})

- 1 or 2 PORVs stuck-open

- 1 PZR SRV stuck-open

- 3 or less stuck-open secondary valves even with contd. feed

- Combinations of secondary valve openings & PZR PORV/SRV openings/LOCAs

- SGTR events Scenario Modeling Considerations

LOCA frequencies (<E-3-E-6/yr) x CPFs (<E-2-E-4) yield < E-7/yr thru-wall failure frequencies Feed and bleed (<E-5/yr) x CPF (<2E-4) yields ~E-9/yr thru-wall failure frequency 2 stuck-open SRVs (~E-5/yr) x CPF (<2E-5) yields ~E-10/yr thru-wall failure frequency 1 (~E-3/yr) or 2 (~E-5/yr) stuck-open SRVs and reclosures are still being looked at but could be ~E-8/yr thru wall failure frequencies Large main steam line break with failure to isolate feed (~2E-5/yr) still being checked including inadvertent RCPs shutoff (~E-7/yr)

Other scenarios still being looked at but are expected to be lower contributors Bottom line: LOCAs & multiple PZR stuck-open valves (including reclosures) appear to dominate PTS risk PRELIMINARY Results

  • We Are Requesting Comments

- Initiators, event tree structures & dependencies

- Data (do any look very inappropriate?)

- Human actions (do values appear reasonable?)

(Note: HPI throttling/subsequent RCS pressure control is still a key action with a screening value of 50-50; in most cases will be ~0.1 or less in final analysis)

- Other comments / observations

  • Revise/complete analysis including full integration with uncertainties Next Steps (PRA model)