ML062900423
| ML062900423 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Cooper |
| Issue date: | 10/02/2006 |
| From: | - No Known Affiliation |
| To: | Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| References | |
| ES-301, ES-301-1 | |
| Download: ML062900423 (198) | |
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ES 301 Administrative Topics Outline Form ES 301-1 Facility: __Cooper Nuclear Station___________
Date of Examination: __10-02-06__
Examination Level: RO O SRO G Operating Test Number: ___1____
Administrative Topic (see Note)
Type Code*
Describe activity to be performed Conduct of Operations R, N Perform Jet Pump Operability Surveillance SKL034-20-XX Conduct of Operations R, N Reactor Recirc Pump Startup. Procedure 2.2.68.1 Attachment 1 Equipment Control R, N Surveillance Testing - Review 6.HPCI.201 HPCI Valve Operability Test (IST) (SKL034-50-49)
Radiation Control R, N Determine ALARA requirements for two workers.
Emergency Plan N/A N/A NOTE: All items (5 total) are required for SROs. RO applicants require only 4 items unless they are retaking only the administrative topics, when all 5 are required.
- Type Codes & Criteria:
(C)ontrol room, (S)imulator, or Class(R)oom (D)irect from bank (# 3 for ROs; # 4 for SROs & RO retakes)
(N)ew or (M)odified from bank ($ 1)
(P)revious 2 exams (# 1; randomly selected)
ES-301, Page 22 of 27
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-20-XX (XXXXX)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 1 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 202012O0201 PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK (2)
Trainee:
Examiner:
Pass Fail Examiner Signature:
Date:
Additional Program Information:
- 1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: Sim / Classroom
- 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: RO / SRO
- 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform _____Simulate
- 4.
Performance Time: 13 minutes
- 5.
NRC K/A 202001 K1.06 3.6/3.6 Directions to Examiner:
- 1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to perform the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check of the Daily Tech Specs Surveillance Log.
- 2.
Only the cues preceded by # should be given.
- 3.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space, if desired, by the examiner.
- 4.
Give the trainee his copy of the Directions to the Trainee (Attachment 2) when ready to start the JPM.
- 5.
Brief the trainee,
- 6.
If performed in the Simulator, place the Simulator in RUN, and tell the trainee to begin.
- 7.
If this is being performed in the Classroom provide Attachment 2 along with Attachment 3 to the student.
Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform the daily Jet Pump AND Recirc Pump Flow Check.
Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
During task performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
- 1.
The plant is operating at rated power with DEH in Mode 4.
- 2.
Both Reactor Recirculation pumps are operating with pump flows balanced.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 2 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 202012O0201 PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK (2)
General
References:
- 1.
Procedure 6.LOG.601 General Tools and Equipment:
- 1.
Calculator.
- 2.
Jet pump operability curves.
Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
- 1.
Simulator Setup: See Attachment 1.
- 2.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
- 3.
Simulator cues denoted by "#".
Task Standards:
- 1.
100% of critical elements successfully completed without error.
- 2.
100% of safety and radiological work practices.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to perform the daily Jet Pump (6.LOG.601 Attachment
- 12) and Recirc Pump Flow Check (6.LOG.601 Attachment 13) as part of the routine shift activities. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 3 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 202012O0201 PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK (2)
Performance Checklist Standards Initials NOTE: Steps 1 - 5 may be in any order.
- 1.
Record indicated core flow (106 lb/hr)
Record Core flow from Recorder NBI-DPR/FR-95 (Blue Pen) (+/- 2).
CUE:
Core Flow = 62
- 2.
Record RR pump flow (103 gpm)
Record RR pump flow, from RR-FR-163 for Pumps A & B (+/- 2).
CUE:
Pump A = 41; Pump B =41.2
- 3.
Record RRMG Set speed Record RRMG Set speed from the following (+/- 2):
- a. RRFC-SI-1A for RRMG A
- b. RRFC-SI-1B for RRMG B CUE:
RRMG A = 87; RRMG B = 87.
- 4.
Record Jet Pump Flow Record Jet Pump Flow from the following (+/- 2):
- a. NBI-FI-92A for LOOP A
- b. NBI-FI-92B for LOOP B CUE:
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 4 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 202012O0201 PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK (2)
Performance Checklist Standards Initials
- 5.
Record Jet Pump Differential Pressure Record differential pressures from individual jet pump instruments NBI-FI-78A through NBI-FI-78Z on Panel 9-38 in control room (+/- 2).
CUE: 1 = 32 11 = 31 2 = 33 12 = 31 3 = 31 13 = 30 4 = 30 14 = 30 5 = 36 15 = 34 6 = 34 16 = 36 7 = 32 17 = 30 8 = 32 18 = 30 9 = 32 19 = 31 10 = 34 20 = 30 Note G, H, I, O, P & Q are not used.
- 6.
Record Loop B and Loop A Average Add JP #1 through 10 and divide by 10 for LOOP B, then add JP #11 through 20 and divide by 10 for LOOP A (+/- 2).
CUE:
Average 32.6 for LOOP B and 31.3 for LOOP A.
NOTE: Curves are contained in the binder labeled Cooper Nuclear Station Jet Pump Operability Graphs and Instability Noise Level Data.
- 7.
Verify RR pump flow and RRMG set speed within limits.
Check 1 Determine that the values recorded in Items B and C are within the limits of the curve (SAT checked).
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 5 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 202012O0201 PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK (2)
Performance Checklist Standards Initials NOTE:
The values obtained in the simulator for JP flow and RRMG set speed are very close to the limits of the Jet Pump Operability Graphs. The candidate may determine that it falls outside the limit.
- 8.
Verify JP flow and RRMG set speed within limits.
Check 2 Determine that the values recorded in Items C and D are within or outside the limits of the curve (SAT/UNSAT checked).
- 9.
Jet Pump p differs by 20% from established patterns.
Check 3 Determine that Jet Pump p differs by 20% from established patterns for (SAT checked).
Verify check 1 and check 2 SAT or check 3 is SAT (Check 3 is SAT).
- 11. Verify operation is not in Stability Exclusion Region of Power to Flow Map.
Determines operation is outside Stability Exclusion Region of Power to Flow Map using core flow value recorded in Item A on previous page and 2.1.10 Power to Flow Map.
- 12. Verify loop flow mismatch is within limit when at <
51.45x106 lbs/hr core flow.
Determine Step is N/A.
- 13. Verify loop flow mismatch is within limits when 51.45x106 lbs/hr core flow.
Determine Item D values (previous page of 6.LOG.601) for Loop A and Loop B flow mismatch is 3.67x106 lbs/hr (SAT entered into block).
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 6 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 202012O0201 PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK (2)
Performance Checklist Standards Initials
Determine Step is N/A.
- 15. Inform the CRS that the task is complete.
Inform Control Room Supervisor that the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check is Complete.
- CUE: The CRS Acknowledges the report.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 7 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 202012O0201 PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK (2)
ATTACHMENT 1 SIMULATOR SET-UP A. Materials Required None B. Initialize the Simulator in IC 20 C. Run Batch File None D. Change the simulator conditions as follows:
Number Title Tgr TD Sev Ramp Initial
- 1. Triggers None
- 2. Malfunctions None N/A N/A
- 3. Remotes None N/A N/A
- 4. Overrides None N/A N/A
- 5. Panel Setup
- a. Place Simulator in Run Note: If this JPM is to be performed more than once, take a SNAPSHOT after the panel setup is complete.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 8 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 202012O0201 ATTACHEMNT 2 Indicated core flow (106 lb/hr) Recorder NBI-DPR/FR-95 (Blue Pen) = 62 Rx Recirc pump flow (103 gpm) RR-FR-163 for Pumps A & B; A = 41; B =41.2 RRMG Set speed RRFC-SI-1A for RRMG A = 87 RRFC-SI-1B for RRMG B = 87 Jet Pump Flow NBI-FI-92A for LOOP A = 31 NBI-FI-92B for LOOP B = 31.5 Jet Pump Differential Pressure NBI-FI-78A through NBI-FI-78Z 1 = 32 11 = 31 2 = 33 12 = 31 3 = 31 13 = 30 4 = 30 14 = 30 5 = 36 15 = 34 6 = 34 16 = 36 7 = 32 17 = 30 8 = 32 18 = 30 9 = 32 19 = 31 10 = 34 20 = 30
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 9 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 202012O0201 ATTACHMENT 3 Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check.
Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
During task performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
- 1. The plant is operating at rated power with DEH in Mode 4.
- 2. Both Reactor Recirculation pumps are operating with pump flows balanced.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to perform the daily Jet Pump (6.LOG.601 Attachment
- 12) and Recirc Pump Flow Check (6.LOG.601 Attachment 13) as part of the routine shift activities. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Administrative JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 1 of 7 RO-Admin-A2-2 Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Recirculation Pump Start Checklist Candidate:
Examiner:
Pass: Fail: Examiner Signature: Date:
Additional Program Information:
- Performed NOT Faulted**
1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: CR/SIM 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: RO/SRO 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform 4.
Performance Time: 20 minutes 5.
Importance Rating: 3.3/3.7 6.
NRC K/A 202001 A2.21 Directions to Examiner:
1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to perform the RR Pump Start Checklist.
- 2.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
==================================================================
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in cold shutdown following a reactor scram.
- 2.
Shutdown Cooling is removed from service.
- 3.
RR Pump B is running, the startup sequence is ready for the idle RR Pump A start.
General
References:
1.
Procedure 2.2.6.8.1 2.
Procedure 2.1.1 General Tools and Equipment:
1.
Calculator 2.
Steam Table Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
1.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Administrative JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 2 of 7 RO-Admin-A2-2 Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Recirculation Pump Start Checklist Task Standards:
1.
Accurately translate data onto the Reactor Recirculation Pump Start Checklist.
2.
Accurately perform arithmetic and saturated system pressure/temperature conversion on Reactor Recirculation Pump Start Checklist.
3.
Correctly identify whether the idle pump may be started from procedure.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to complete the RR Pump Start Checklist for RR pump A in order to determine if the start limits are satisfied. Pump A is currently idle and pump B is running.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Administrative JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 3 of 7 RO-Admin-A2-2 Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Recirculation Pump Start Checklist Performance Checklist Standards Initials 1.
Transcribe values Transcribe values from Attachment 3 to the RR Pump Start Checklist.
2.
Convert Pressure to Temperature Use Steam Tables to convert Pressure to Steam Dome Pressure.
3.
Determine )Ts Determine )T values for line items 10-14 of the checklist within
+/-5°F.
Note: Allowable values are shown on the answer key.
4.
Pump may NOT start.
Candidate does NOT check line item 15 of the checklist.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Administrative JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 4 of 7 RO-Admin-A2-2 Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Recirculation Pump Start Checklist ATTACHM ENT 1 SIMULATOR SET-UP NA - This is a classroom JPM.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Job Performance Measure P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 5 of 7 RO-Admin-A1-2 Revision 08 JOB PERFORMANCE MEASURE FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK ATTACHM ENT 2 Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to complete the Recirculation Pump Start Checklist. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in cold shutdown following a reactor scram.
- 2.
Shutdown Cooling is removed from service.
- 3.
RR Pump B is running, the startup sequence is ready for the idle RR Pump A start.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to complete the RR Pump Start Checklist for RR pump A in order to determine if the start limits are satisfied. Pump A is currently idle and pump B is running.
Speed of RR Pump B: ??
RPV Dome Pressure: 948 psig RWCU Inlet Temp: 508 °F Vessel Drain Temp: 503 °F RR Loop A Temp: 488 °F RR Loop B Temp: 542 °F NOTE: If Candidate asks question about rod line, respond that enough information is given for the successful completion of the JPM. This is because the general conditions state that the plant is in cold shutdown following a scram. This part of the startup procedure is before rods are pulled.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Job Performance Measure P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 6 of 7 RO-Admin-A1-2 Revision 08 JOB PERFORMANCE MEASURE FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK ATTACHM ENT 3 This Page May Be Given To The Candidate Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to complete the Recirculation Pump Start Checklist. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in cold shutdown following a reactor scram.
- 2.
Shutdown Cooling is removed from service.
- 3.
RR Pump B is running, the startup sequence is ready for the idle RR Pump A start.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to complete the RR Pump Start Checklist for RR pump A in order to determine if the start limits are satisfied. Pump A is currently idle and pump B is running.
Speed of RR Pump B: ??
RPV Dome Pressure: 948 psig RWCU Inlet Temp: 508 °F Vessel Drain Temp: 503 °F RR Loop A Temp: 488 °F RR Loop B Temp: 542 °F
ATTACHMENT 1 RR PUMP START CHECKLIST
[ X] RR PUMP "A" [ ] RR PUMP "B" 1.
Reactor Operation at # 70% Rod Line: [X ] YES 2.
Speed of Running RR Pump # 45%: [ X ] YES; [ ] N/A 3.
P(dome) = 948 psig; RPV Dome Pressure; RFC-PI-90A or PMIS Point B025.
4.
T(dome) = 538 °F; Saturation Temperature at [P(dome) + 14.7].
5.
T(RWCU) = 508 °F; RWCU Inlet Temp; RWCU-TI-137 Pt 1 or PMIS Point B023.
6.
T(drain) = 503 °F; Vessel Drain Temp; NBI-TR-89 CH 7 or PMIS Point M180.
7.
If both RR pumps are inactive, record loop temperature for pump being started in Step 8 and mark Steps 9 and 14 N/A.
8.
T(inactive) = 488 °F; Inactive Loop Temp; RR-TI-151A (B) or PMIS Point B034 or B035 (B036 or B037).
9.
T(active) = 542 °F; Active Loop Temp; RR-TI-151A (B) or PMIS Point B034 or B035 (B036 or B037).
START LIMITS 10.
T(dome) - T(drain) = 538 - 503 = 35+/-4 *
)T < 145°F 11.
T(RWCU) - T(drain) = 508 - 503 = 5+/-4 *
)T < 145°F 12.
T(RWCU) - T(inactive) = 508 - 488 = 20+/-4 * )T < 50°F 13.
T(drain) - T(inactive) = 503 - 488 = 15+/-4 * )T < 50°F 14.
T(active) - T(inactive) = 542 - 488 = 54+/-4 * )T < 50°F 15.
Start Limits Satisfied: [ ] YES (If not YES, do not start pump.)
16.
RR Pump Start Time:
17.
Temperature Recorders Marked: [ ] YES Operator:
Date:
Control Room Supervisor:
Date:
Shift Manager:
Date:
Reviewed By:
Date:
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 1 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Review an IST Surveillance Trainee:
Examiner:
Pass Fail Examiner Signature:
Date:
THIS IS AN ALTERNATE PATH JPM Additional Program Information:
- 1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: Classroom
- 2.
Appropriate Trainee level: RO / SRO
- 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform Simulate
- 4.
Performance Time: 10 minutes
- 5.
NRC K/As 2.2.12 (3.0 / 3.4)
Directions to Examiner:
NOTE:
This is an ALTERNATE PATH JPM. The Stroke Data for the HPCI-MO-19 is outside the IST Acceptable Range due to timing error. As well as the HPCI-MO-58 is outside its IST Acceptable Range and its Operability Limit.
- 1.
This JPM evaluates the trainees ability to review IST Data taken during a HPCI Surveillance and determine if acceptance criteria are met.
- 2.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space, if desired, by the examiner.
- 3.
Give the trainee his copy of the Directions to the Trainee (Attachment 2) when ready to start the JPM.
- 4.
Brief the trainee, and tell the trainee to begin.
Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to review Attachment 1 HPCI Valve IST Data Sheet of Surveillance Procedure 6.HPCI.201 and determine if acceptance criteria are met. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 2 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Review an IST Surveillance If being simulated In-Plant or Control Room:
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them in order to complete the assigned task.
If being performed in the Simulator:
During task performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
- 1.
The plant is operating at power.
- 2.
You are the BOP Operator.
- 3.
You are responsible for the review of Attachment 1 of 6.HPCI.201 prior to turning it in to the CRS.
General
References:
- 1.
Procedure 6.HPCI.201, HPCI Valve Operability Test (IST).
General Tools and Equipment:
- 1.
None Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
- 1.
Critical steps denoted by *.
- 3.
Simulator cues denoted by #.
Task Standards:
- 1.
100% of critical elements successfully completed without error.
- 2.
100% of safety and radiological work practices.
Initiating Cue(s):
6.HPCI.201 has just been completed and you have it to perform a review of it prior to submitting it to the Control Room Supervisor.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 3 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Review an IST Surveillance Performance Checklist Standards Initials
NOTE: The Candidate may notify the CRS each time an error is found or may wait until the end and notify him of all errors found
- 2. Reviews for errors.
The operator reviews the data entered on and determines that the Stroke Time for HPCI-MO-19 exceeded its IST Acceptable Range and ensures that the discrepancy sheet has been filled out.
- 3. Reviews for errors.
The operator reviews the data entered on and determines that the Stroke Time for the HPCI-MO-58 exceeded its IST Acceptable Range and its Operating Limit and ensures that the discrepancy sheet has been filled out.
- 4. Notifies CRS.
The operator notifies the CRS about both stroke time discrepancies listed on Sign-off and Review Sheet.
CUE: Acknowledge the report as the CRS.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 4 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Review an IST Surveillance ATTACHMENT 1 Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to review Attachment 1 HPCI Valve IST Data Sheet of Surveillance Procedure 6.HPCI.201 and determine if acceptance criteria are met. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
If being simulated In-Plant or Control Room:
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them in order to complete the assigned task.
If being performed in the Simulator:
During task performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
- 1.
The plant is operating at power.
- 2.
You are the BOP Operator.
- 3.
You are responsible for the review of Attachment 1 of 6.HPCI.201 prior to turning it in to the CRS.
Initiating Cue(s):
6.HPCI.201 has just been completed and you have it to perform a review of it prior to submitting it to the Control Room Supervisor.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 5 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Review an IST Surveillance 4.51 (Independent Verification) In Panel 9-39, land lead to TB BB, Terminal 21 (HP98-
- 6) ; N/A if not required.
Performed By:___ JSD___
Verified By: ____ JAD__
4.52 (Independent Verification) In Panel 9-39, land lead to TB BB, Terminal 40 (HP 122-1); N/A if not required.
Performed By: ___ JSD__
Verified By: ____ JAD__
4.53 (Independent Verification) In Panel 9-41, land lead to TB DD, Terminal 14 (HP 68-2); N/A if not required.
Performed By: ____ JSD_
Verified By: _____ JAD_
- 5.
RESTORATION 5.1 Restore Safety System Status Panel to normal.
- 6.
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA 6.1 IST Specified valves stroked in required direction.
6.2 IST [SR 3.6.1.3.51 CLOSING STROKE TIME recorded in shaded blocks of Attachment 1 are within OPERABILITY LIMIT.
6.3 IST OPENING STROKE TIME recorded in shaded blocks of Attachment 1 are within OPERABILITY LIMIT.
6.4 IST Level in Gland Seal Condenser sight glass stabilized when HPCI-108 was opened.
6.5 IST STROKE TIME recorded in shaded blocks of Attachment 1 are within IST ACCEPTABLE RANGE.
6.6 IST RETEST STROKE TIME recorded in shaded blocks of Attachment 1 are within IST ACCEPTABLE RANGE.
6.7 If Steps 6.1 through 6.4 are not satisfied, declare the applicable valve inoperable and enter the appropriate CONDITION and REQUIRED ACTION.
6.8 If Step 6.5 is not satisfied, immediately retest valve and perform Step 6.9.
PROCEDURE 6.HPCI.201 REVISION 14 PAGE 10 OF 18
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 6 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Review an IST Surveillance 6.9 If retest was performed, perform following:
6.9.1 If Step 6.6 is satisfied, document probable cause of initial test deviation on Discrepancy Sheet.
6.9.2 If Step 6.6 is not satisfied, assess OPERABILITY per Procedure 0
.5.OPS within 96 hours0.00111 days <br />0.0267 hours <br />1.587302e-4 weeks <br />3.6528e-5 months <br />.
PROCEDURE 6.HPCI.201 REVISION 14 PAGE 11 OF 18
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 7 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Review an IST Surveillance ATTACHMENT 1 HPCI VALVE IST DATA SHEET
- 1.
Record Stopwatch Calibration Due Date: 11-02-06 11-04-06.
- 2.
Record Stopwatch Identification Number: 24735 20845.
- 3.
Mark STROKE TIME N/A for valves not tested.
VALVE NUMBER OPENING STROKE TIME seconds CLOSING STROKE TIME seconds RETEST STROKE TIME seconds IST ACCEPTABLE RANGE seconds OPERABILITY LIMIT seconds HPCI-MO-16 N/A 24.5 N/A 28.7 to 38.8
< 46 HPCI-MO-16 30 N/A N/A N/A N/A HPCI-MO-15 N/A 43.2 N/A 36.7 to 49.6
< 50 HPCI-MO-15 38 N/A N/A N/A N/A HPCI-MO-19 18.7 N/A 16.4 13.0 to 17.6
< 19 HPCI-MO-20 15.7 N/A N/A 13.2 to 17.8
< 20 HPCI-AO-42 N/A 3.0 N/A 1.6 to 4.8
< 6 HPCI-MO-21 N/A 22.3 N/A N/A N/A HPCI-MO-58 87.4 N/A 83.3 53.3 to 72.1
< 82 HPCI-MO-17 N/A 55.4 N/A 48.7 to 65.9
< 78 HPCI-MO-17 56.3 N/A N/A 49.6 to 67.0
< 79 HPCI-MO-58 N/A 54.4 N/A 48.2 to 65.0
< 77 HPCI-MO-25 4.5 N/A N/A 3.5 to 5.8
< 7 HPCI-MO-25 N/A 5.1 N/A 3.2 to 5.3
< 7 HPCI-MO-24 N/A 4.6 N/A N/A N/A HPCI-AO-70 N/A 1.7 N/A 0.9 to 2.5
< 5 HPCI-AO-71 N/A 1.8 N/A 0.9 to 2.7
< 5 PROCEDURE 6.HPCI.201 REVISION 14 PAGE 12 OF 18
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 8 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Review an IST Surveillance Initials Printed Name Initials Printed Name JSD / John Doe /.
JAD / John Deere /.
/ /.
/ /.
Acceptance Criteria Satisfied: [ ] YES; [ ] NO Initials/Date:.
Shift Manager Review:
Date:.
IST Engineer Review (required): Date:.
RECORDS Entire procedure is sent to CNS Records (quality record upon final review signature).
PROCEDURE 6.HPCI.201 REVISION 14 PAGE 14 OF 18
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 9 of 9 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Review an IST Surveillance Initial/date by each discrepancy or resolution listed.
DISCREPANCIES RESOLUTIONS 1 HPCI-MO-19 Stroke time was slow because the timer did not start the stopwatch when the valve Restroked per step 6.9 started stroking.
2 HPCI-MO-58 Stroke time was slow because the timer did not start the stopwatch when the valve Restroked per step 6.9 started stroking.
PROCEDURE 6.HPCI.201 REVISION 14 PAGE 15 OF 18
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Title:
DETERMINE DOSAGE ON WORKERS FOR ALARA Candidate:
Examiner:
Pass: Fail: Examiner Signature: Date:
Additional Program Information/:
- Performed NOT Faulted**
1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: Classroom 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: RO 3.
Evaluation Method: Simulate Perform 4.
Performance Time: 20 minutes 5.
Importance Rating: 2.5/2.9 6.
NRC K/A 2.3.2 Directions to Examiner:
1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to read a RWP map and make an ALARA recommendation.
- 2.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
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General Conditions:
1.
NA General
References:
1.
Procedure ??
General Tools and Equipment:
1.
Calculator.
Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
1.
Simulator Setup: NA 2.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
3.
Simulator cues denoted by "#".
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DETERMINE DOSAGE ON WORKERS FOR ALARA Task Standards:
1.
Accurately gather information given on handout and RWP map.
2.
Accurately calculate potential doses for given scenarios using gathered information.
3.
Correctly decide which scenario results in a lower overall dose.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to review the work package you were given for ALARA. Using the two scenarios below, determine the doses that would be received for the worker(s), and which scenario results in the least total job dose. Record your calculated dose below each scenario, and mark the scenario which would result in the least amount of total job dose.
Scenario #1: A single worker working in the HPCI room on MO-14. It will take him approximately 6 hours6.944444e-5 days <br />0.00167 hours <br />9.920635e-6 weeks <br />2.283e-6 months <br /> to finish the job.
Scenario #2: Two workers working in the HPCI room on MO-14. Worker A will take 3 hours3.472222e-5 days <br />8.333333e-4 hours <br />4.960317e-6 weeks <br />1.1415e-6 months <br /> in the vicinity of the valve to finish the job. Worker B will take 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> in the vicinity of the valve to finish the job.
Scenario #3: Two workers working in the HPCI room on MO-14. Worker A will take 5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> in the vicinity of the valve to finish the job. Worker B will take 0.5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> in the vicinity of the valve to finish the job.
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DETERMINE DOSAGE ON WORKERS FOR ALARA ATTACHM ENT 2 Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to determine dosage on a job for ALARA. Before you start, I will state the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to review the work package you were given for ALARA. Using the two scenarios below, determine the doses that would be received for the worker(s), and which scenario results in the least total job dose. Record your calculated dose below each scenario, and mark the scenario which would result in the least amount of total job dose.
Note: Working on MO-14 will require the workers to be very close to the valve, approximately 1 foot from the valve.
Scenario #1: A single worker working in the HPCI room on MO-14. It will take him approximately 6.5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> to finish the job.
- Worker will receive 195mrem dose. +/-10mrem Total dose 195mrem.
Scenario #2: Two workers working in the HPCI room on MO-14. Worker A will take 3 hours3.472222e-5 days <br />8.333333e-4 hours <br />4.960317e-6 weeks <br />1.1415e-6 months <br /> in the vicinity of the valve to finish the job. Worker B will take 1.5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> in the vicinity of the valve and 0.5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> in the doorway of the room to finish the job.
- Worker A will receive 90mrem dose. +/-10mrem
- Worker B will receive 51mrem dose. +/-10mrem Total dose 141mrem.
- This is the lowest dose option.
Scenario #3: Two workers working in the HPCI room on MO-14. Worker A will take 5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> in the vicinity of the valve to finish the job. Worker B will take 0.5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> in the vicinity of the valve to finish the job.
- Worker A will receive 150mrem dose. +/-10mrem
- Worker B will receive 15mrem dose. +/-10mrem Total dose 165mrem.
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DETERMINE DOSAGE ON WORKERS FOR ALARA ATTACHM ENT 3 This Page May Be Given To The Candidate Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to determine dosage on a job for ALARA. Before you start, I will state the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to review the work package you were given for ALARA. Using the two scenarios below, determine the doses that would be received for the worker(s), and which scenario results in the least total job dose. Record your calculated dose below each scenario, and mark the scenario which would result in the least amount of total job dose.
Note: Working on MO-14 will require the workers to be very close to the valve, approximately 1 foot from the valve.
Scenario #1: A single worker working in the HPCI room on MO-14. It will take him approximately 6.5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> to finish the job.
- Worker will receive 195mrem dose. +/-10mrem Total dose 195mrem.
Scenario #2: Two workers working in the HPCI room on MO-14. Worker A will take 3 hours3.472222e-5 days <br />8.333333e-4 hours <br />4.960317e-6 weeks <br />1.1415e-6 months <br /> in the vicinity of the valve to finish the job. Worker B will take 1.5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> in the vicinity of the valve and 0.5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> in the doorway of the room to finish the job.
- Worker A will receive 90mrem dose. +/-10mrem
- Worker B will receive 51mrem dose. +/-10mrem Total dose 141mrem.
- This is the lowest dose option.
Scenario #3: Two workers working in the HPCI room on MO-14. Worker A will take 5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> in the vicinity of the valve to finish the job. Worker B will take 0.5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> in the vicinity of the valve to finish the job.
- Worker A will receive 150mrem dose. +/-10mrem
- Worker B will receive 15mrem dose. +/-10mrem Total dose 165mrem.
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DETERMINE DOSAGE ON WORKERS FOR ALARA
DELETED INFORMATION
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Administrative JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 1 of 7 RO-Admin-A1-2 Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK Candidate:
Examiner:
Pass: Fail: Examiner Signature: Date:
Additional Program Information:
- Performed NOT Faulted**
1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: CR/SIM 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: RO/SRO 3.
Evaluation Method: Simulate Perform 4.
Performance Time: 18 minutes 5.
Importance Rating: 3.25 6.
NRC K/A 202001 K1.06 3.6/3.6 Directions to Examiner:
1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to perform the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check of the Daily Tech Specs Surveillance Log.
2.
If this JPM is performed on the Simulator, only cues preceded by "#" should be given.
3.
Observe the trainee during performance of the JPM for proper use of self-checking methods.
4.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
5.
Brief the trainee, place the simulator in run, and tell the trainee to begin.
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General Conditions:
1.
The plant is operating at rated power with DEH in Mode 4.
2.
Both Reactor Recirculation pumps are operating in individual manual control with pump flows balanced.
General
References:
1.
Procedure 6.LOG.601 General Tools and Equipment:
1.
Calculator.
2.
Jet pump operability curves.
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PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
1.
Simulator Setup: See Attachment 1.
2.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
3.
Simulator cues denoted by "#".
Task Standards:
1.
Accurately locate, identify, operate and/or manipulate all component controls required to be utilized to perform the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check.
2.
Accurately locate and identify all instrumentation required to be monitored to perform the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check.
3.
Correctly interpret instrument and system responses and their interrelationships when performing the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to perform the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check as part of the routine shift activities. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
NOTE: Place the Simulator in RUN and tell the trainee to begin..
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PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK Performance Checklist Standards Initials 1.
Record indicated core flow Record Core flow from Recorder NBI-DPR/FR-95.
CUE:
Core Flow = 71.5.
2.
Record RR pump flow Record RR pump flow from RR-FR-163 for Pumps A & B.
CUE:
Pump A = 46.5; Pump B =46.
3.
Record RRMG Set speed Record RRMG Set speed from the following:
- a. RRFC-SIC-16A for RRMG A
- b. RRFC-SIC-16B for RRMG B CUE:
RRMG A = 98; RRMG B = 97.
4.
Record Jet Pump Flow Record Jet Pump Flow from the following:
- a. NBI-FI-92A for LOOP A
- b. NBI-FI-92B for LOOP B CUE:
Record Jet Pump Differential Pressure Record differential pressures from individual jet pump instruments NBI-FI-78A through NBI-FI-78Z on Panel 9-38 in control room.
CUE:
1 = 44 8 = 43 15 = 49 2 = 44 9 = 44 16 = 48 3 = 43 10 = 46 17 = 42 4 = 41 11 = 43 18 = 43 5 = 48 12 = 44 19 = 45 6 = 47 13 = 42 20 = 44 7 = 43 14 = 43 6.
Record B and A Average Add JP #1 through 10 and divide by 10 for LOOP B, then add JP
- 11 through 20 and divide by 10 for LOOP A.
CUE:
Average 44.3 for LOOP B and 44.3 for LOOP A.
Note:
Curves are contained in the binder labeled Cooper Nuclear Station Jet Pump Operability Graphs and Instability Noise Level Data in the Control Room.
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PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK Performance Checklist Standards Initials 7.
Verify RR pump flow and RRMG set speed within limits.
Determine that the values recorded in Items B and C are within the limits of the curve for Check 1.
8.
Verify JP flow and RRMG set speed within limits.
Determine that the values recorded in Items C and D are within the limits of the curve for Check 2.
9.
Jet Pump p differs by
- 20% from established patterns.
Determine that Jet Pump p differs by #20% from established patterns. (Check 3).
10.
Verify check 1 and 2 SAT or check 3 SAT.
Verify check 1 and 2 SAT or check 3 SAT.
11.
Inform the CRS that the task is complete.
Inform Control Room Supervisor that the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check is Complete.
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Title:
PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK ATTACHM ENT 1 SIMULATOR SET-UP A.
Materials Required None B.
Initialize the Simulator in IC-18.
Batch File Name - none.
C.
Change the simulator conditions as follows:
1.
Triggers None 2.
Malfunctions None 3.
Remotes None 4.
Overrides
ZAONBIF192B to 31 5.
Panel Setup None D.
Place the Simulator in RUN to allow conditions to stabilize.
Note:
If this JPM is to be performed more than once, snap the simulator into IC-0 after the panel setup is complete.
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PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK ATTACHM ENT 2 Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them to perform the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check. During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is operating at rated power with DEH in Mode 4.
2.
Both Reactor Recirculation pumps are operating in individual manual control with pump flows balanced.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to perform the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check as part of the routine shift activities. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
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PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK ATTACHM ENT 3 This Page May Be Given To The Candidate Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them to perform the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check. During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is operating at rated power with DEH in Mode 4.
2.
Both Reactor Recirculation pumps are operating in individual manual control with pump flows balanced.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to perform the daily Jet Pump and Recirc Pump Flow Check as part of the routine shift activities. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
ES 301 Administrative Topics Outline Form ES 301-1 Facility: _Cooper Nuclear Station_____
Date of Examination: _10-02-06____
Examination Level: RO G SRO O Operating Test Number: ___1_____
Administrative Topic (see Note)
Type Code*
Describe activity to be performed Conduct of Operations R,N Mode change requirements reviewed. Procedure 2.1.1 Conduct of Operations R,N Review Reactor Recirc Idle Loop Startup.
Equipment Control R,D Develop, Verify & Implement Tagouts (2) SKL034-50-XX Radiation Control R,D Determine the Rad Exposure during Emergency Emergency Plan S,D EAL Tabletop NOTE: All items (5 total) are required for SROs. RO applicants require only 4 items unless they are retaking only the administrative topics, when all 5 are required.
- Type Codes & Criteria:
(C)ontrol room, (S)imulator, or Class(R)oom (D)irect from bank (# 3 for ROs; # 4 for SROs & RO retakes)
(N)ew or (M)odified from bank ($ 1)
(P)revious 2 exams (# 1; randomly selected)
ES-301, Page 22 of 27
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Title:
REVIEW TS LCO ENTRIES FOR MODE CHANGE Candidate:
Examiner:
Pass: Fail: Examiner Signature: Date:
Additional Program Information:
- Performed NOT Faulted**
1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: Classroom 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: SRO 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform 4.
Performance Time: 25 minutes 5.
Importance Rating: 2.9/4.0 6.
NRC K/A 2.1.12 Directions to Examiner:
1.
This JPM evaluates the candidate's ability to review LCO entries for conditions that would prohibit a Mode Change, and the trainees ability to identify required actions for LCO 3.0.4 applicability.
- 2.
The candidate is not required to use a procedure for this exercise. Rather, this is testing his/her ability to use Technical Specifications.
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General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in Mode 4, near the end of a refueling outage. Preparations for startup are being made.
General
References:
1.
Cooper Nuclear Station Technical Specifications General Tools and Equipment:
None Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
1.
Simulator Setup: NA 2.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
3.
Simulator cues denoted by "#".
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Title:
REVIEW TS LCO ENTRIES FOR MODE CHANGE Task Standards:
1.
Accurately reference action statements for LCOs in TS.
2.
Accurately reference applicability for LCOs in TS.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Operations Supervisor directs you to review the current LCO log to determine what equipment is required to be returned to operable before the change to Mode 2 for startup. Explain why or why not each LCO prevents the Mode change. Notify the Operations Supervisor when the task is complete.
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REVIEW TS LCO ENTRIES FOR MODE CHANGE Performance Checklist Standards Initials 1.
Fills out attachment correctly.
See examiner attachment for correct answer and critical tasks.
2.
Inform the OS that the task is complete.
Inform Operations Supervisor that the LCO review is complete.
- CUE:
The OS Acknowledges the report. This JPM is complete.
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REVIEW TS LCO ENTRIES FOR MODE CHANGE ATTACHM ENT 1 SIMULATOR SET-UP NA
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REVIEW TS LCO ENTRIES FOR MODE CHANGE ATTACHM ENT 2 Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to review Technical Specifications LCO entries for conflicts with a Mode change for startup. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have. Give your answers below each piece of equipment out of service on the next page.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in Mode 4, near the end of a refueling outage. Preparations for startup are being made.
Initiating Cues:
The Operations Supervisor directs you to review the current equipment that is out of service for maintenance to determine if a change from Mode 4 to Mode 2 is allowed with the equipment out of service under any conditions. If the equipment does not have to be returned to service before the Mode Change, explain why Technical Specifications allows it to remain out of service. Notify the Operations Supervisor when the task is complete.
Equipment Out of Service (OOS):
1.
4.16 kV Emergency Bus 1F Degraded Voltage Relay 27/1F2, removed from service 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> ago.
This relay only affects the Bus Undervoltage subfunction of the 4.16 kV Emergency Bus Undervoltage (Degraded Voltage) function.
2.
RPV Level Switch, Level 3, LIS-101-B, removed from service 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> ago. This level switch affects Group 2 Isolation and Reactor Scram functions.
3.
Drywell Sample Outboard Isolation valve, RMV-AO-13, removed from service 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> ago. This valve affects Primary Containment Isolation.
NOTE: If the candidate asks about RMV-AO-13 being isolated for 92 days and verified. Tell them enough information is in initial conditions. This is because containment would have to be deinerted for a refueling outage.
See TS action statement.
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REVIEW TS LCO ENTRIES FOR MODE CHANGE 1.
4.16 kV Emergency Bus 1F Degraded Voltage Relay 27/1F2, removed from service 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> ago.
This relay only affects the Bus Undervoltage subfunction of the 4.16 kV Emergency Bus Undervoltage (Degraded Voltage) function.
- This must be returned to service before Mode 2.
2.
RPV Level Switch, Level 3, LIS-101-B, removed from service 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> ago. This level switch affects Group 2 Isolation and Reactor Scram functions.
- This must be returned to service before Mode 2.
3.
Drywell Sample Outboard Isolation valve, RMV-AO-13, removed from service 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> ago. This valve affects Primary Containment Isolation.
- This does NOT have to returned to service before Mode 2.
This is because LCO 3.0.4 allows mode change if the action statement is indefinite.
- The valve RMV-AO-13 must be closed and de-activated OR the inboard valve, RMV-AO-??(11?) Must be closed and de-activated. AND the penetration must be verified isolated PRIOR to entering Mode 2 AND once per 31 days afterwards.
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Title:
REVIEW TS LCO ENTRIES FOR MODE CHANGE ATTACHM ENT 3 This Page May Be Given To The Candidate Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to review Technical Specifications LCO entries for conflicts with a Mode change for startup. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have. Give your answers below each piece of equipment out of service on the next page.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in Mode 4, near the end of a refueling outage. Preparations for startup are being made.
Initiating Cues:
The Operations Supervisor directs you to review the current equipment that is out of service for maintenance to determine if a change from Mode 4 to Mode 2 is allowed with the equipment out of service under any conditions. If the equipment does not have to be returned to service before the Mode Change, explain why Technical Specifications allows it to remain out of service. Notify the Operations Supervisor when the task is complete.
Equipment Out of Service (OOS):
1.
4.16 kV Emergency Bus 1F Degraded Voltage Relay 27/1F2, removed from service 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> ago.
This relay only affects the Bus Undervoltage subfunction of the 4.16 kV Emergency Bus Undervoltage (Degraded Voltage) function.
2.
RPV Level Switch, Level 3, LIS-101-B, removed from service 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> ago. This level switch affects Group 2 Isolation and Reactor Scram functions.
3.
Drywell Sample Outboard Isolation valve, RMV-AO-13, removed from service 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> ago. This valve affects Primary Containment Isolation.
1.
4.16 kV Emergency Bus 1F Degraded Voltage Relay 27/1F2, removed from service 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> ago.
This relay only affects the Bus Undervoltage subfunction of the 4.16 kV Emergency Bus Undervoltage (Degraded Voltage) function.
2.
RPV Level Switch, Level 3, LIS-101-B, removed from service 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> ago. This level switch affects Group 2 Isolation and Reactor Scram functions.
3.
Drywell Sample Outboard Isolation valve, RMV-AO-13, removed from service 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> ago. This valve affects Primary Containment Isolation.
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Title:
SRO Review of Recirculation Pump Start Checklist Candidate:
Examiner:
Pass: Fail: Examiner Signature: Date:
Additional Program Information:
- Performed NOT Faulted**
1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: CR/SIM 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: SRO 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform 4.
Performance Time: 20 minutes 5.
Importance Rating: 3.3/3.7 6.
NRC K/A 202001 A2.21 Directions to Examiner:
1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to review the RR Pump Start Checklist.
- 2.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
==================================================================
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in cold shutdown following a reactor scram.
- 2.
Shutdown Cooling is removed from service.
- 3.
RR Pump B is running, the startup sequence is ready for the idle RR Pump A start.
General
References:
1.
Procedure 2.2.6.8.1 2.
Procedure 2.1.1 General Tools and Equipment:
1.
Calculator 2.
Steam Table Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
1.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Administrative JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 2 of 7 SRO-Admin-SA2 Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
SRO Review of Recirculation Pump Start Checklist Task Standards:
1.
Accurately review the translation of data onto the Reactor Recirculation Pump Start Checklist.
2.
Accurately review arithmetic and saturated system pressure/temperature conversion on Reactor Recirculation Pump Start Checklist.
3.
Correctly identify whether the idle pump may be started from procedure.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Reactor Operator has just completed the RR Pump Start Checklist for RR pump A in order to determine if the start limits are satisfied. Pump A is currently idle and pump B is running. You are to review the Reactor Operators work for errors and complete the document as the Control Room Supervisor if the work was done correctly.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Administrative JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 3 of 7 SRO-Admin-SA2 Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
SRO Review of Recirculation Pump Start Checklist Performance Checklist Standards Initials 1.
Review form The SRO will review the form for errors.
3.
Determine errors.
Determine )T value for line item 14 is out of spec and pump may not be started.
Note: Allowable values are shown on the answer key.
4.
Pump may NOT start.
Candidate does NOT sign form.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Administrative JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 4 of 7 SRO-Admin-SA2 Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
SRO Review of Recirculation Pump Start Checklist ATTACHM ENT 1 SIMULATOR SET-UP NA - This is a classroom JPM.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Job Performance Measure P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 5 of 7 RO-Admin-A1-2 Revision 08 JOB PERFORMANCE MEASURE FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK ATTACHM ENT 2 Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to review the Recirculation Pump Start Checklist. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in cold shutdown following a reactor scram.
- 2.
Shutdown Cooling is removed from service.
- 3.
RR Pump B is running, the startup sequence is ready for the idle RR Pump A start.
Initiating Cues:
The Reactor Operator has just completed the RR Pump Start Checklist for RR pump A in order to determine if the start limits are satisfied. Pump A is currently idle and pump B is running. You are to review the Reactor Operators work for errors and complete the document as the Control Room Supervisor if the work was done correctly.
NOTE: If Candidate asks question about rod line, respond that enough information is given for the successful completion of the JPM. This is because the general conditions state that the plant is in cold shutdown following a scram. This part of the startup procedure is before rods are pulled.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Job Performance Measure P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 6 of 7 RO-Admin-A1-2 Revision 08 JOB PERFORMANCE MEASURE FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
PERFORM JET PUMP OPERABILITY CHECK ATTACHM ENT 3 This Page May Be Given To The Candidate Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to review the Recirculation Pump Start Checklist. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in cold shutdown following a reactor scram.
- 2.
Shutdown Cooling is removed from service.
- 3.
RR Pump B is running, the startup sequence is ready for the idle RR Pump A start.
Initiating Cues:
The Reactor Operator has just completed the RR Pump Start Checklist for RR pump A in order to determine if the start limits are satisfied. Pump A is currently idle and pump B is running. You are to review the Reactor Operators work for errors and complete the document as the Control Room Supervisor if the work was done correctly.
ATTACHMENT 1 RR PUMP START CHECKLIST
[ X] RR PUMP "A" [ ] RR PUMP "B" 1.
Reactor Operation at # 70% Rod Line: [X ] YES 2.
Speed of Running RR Pump # 45%: [ X ] YES; [ ] N/A 3.
P(dome) = 948 psig; RPV Dome Pressure; RFC-PI-90A or PMIS Point B025.
4.
T(dome) = 538 °F; Saturation Temperature at [P(dome) + 14.7].
5.
T(RWCU) = 508 °F; RWCU Inlet Temp; RWCU-TI-137 Pt 1 or PMIS Point B023.
6.
T(drain) = 503 °F; Vessel Drain Temp; NBI-TR-89 CH 7 or PMIS Point M180.
7.
If both RR pumps are inactive, record loop temperature for pump being started in Step 8 and mark Steps 9 and 14 N/A.
8.
T(inactive) = 488 °F; Inactive Loop Temp; RR-TI-151A (B) or PMIS Point B034 or B035 (B036 or B037).
9.
T(active) = 542 °F; Active Loop Temp; RR-TI-151A (B) or PMIS Point B034 or B035 (B036 or B037).
START LIMITS 10.
T(dome) - T(drain) = 538 - 503 = 35
)T < 145°F 11.
T(RWCU) - T(drain) = 508 - 503 = 5
)T < 145°F 12.
T(RWCU) - T(inactive) = 508 - 488 = 20
)T < 50°F 13.
T(drain) - T(inactive) = 503 - 488 = 15
)T < 50°F 14.
T(active) - T(inactive) = 542 - 488 = 54
)T < 50°F 15.
Start Limits Satisfied: [ X] YES (If not YES, do not start pump.)
16.
RR Pump Start Time:
17.
Temperature Recorders Marked: [ ] YES Operator:
Date:
Control Room Supervisor:
Date:
Shift Manager:
Date:
Reviewed By:
Date:
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-50-XX(XXXXX)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 1 of 8 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision: 00 Task No.: 299012O0301 Develop, Verify & Implement Tagouts (Alternate Path)
Trainee:
Examiner:
Pass Fail Examiner Signature:
Date:
ALTERNATE PATH Additional Program Information:
- 1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: CR / SIM
- 2.
Appropriate Trainee level: RO / SRO
- 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform
- 4.
Performance Time: 15 minutes
- 5.
NRC K/As 2.2.13 (3.6/3.8)
Directions to Examiner:
NOTE: THIS IS A ALTERNATE PATH JPM. THE TAGOUT DEVELOPER FAILED TO INCLUDE THE VENT AND DRAINS ON THE TAGOUT.
- 1.
This JPM evaluates the trainees ability to perform a verifier review of a tag out per 0.9 Tag Out and identify inadequate protection for the scheduled work.
- 2.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space, if desired, by the examiner.
- 3.
Give the trainee his copy of the Directions to the Trainee (Attachment 1) and Tagout (Attachment 2) when ready to start the JPM.
- 4.
Brief the trainee, and tell the trainee to begin.
Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform a verifier review of a tag out per 0.9 Tag Out. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-50-XX(XXXXX)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 2 of 8 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision: 00 Task No.: 299012O0301 Develop, Verify & Implement Tagouts (Alternate Path)
General Conditions:
- 1.
The plant is operating at rated conditions.
- 2.
A clearance order has been prepared for REC Pump C Discharge Check Valve REC-CV-12CV replacement and requires a verifier review.
General
References:
- 1.
0.9, Tag Out
- 2.
B&R DWG 2031, REC System
- 3.
2.2A.REC.DIV2, Reactor Equipment Cooling Water System Component Checklist General Tools and Equipment:
1.
Tag Out for REC-CV-12CV Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
- 1.
Critical steps denoted by *.
- 2.
When preparing the tag out for REC-CV-12CV the vent and drain valves required should be left off the tag out to facilitate an alternate path JPM.
Task Standards:
- 1.
100% of critical elements successfully completed without error.
- 2.
100% of safety and radiological work practices.
Initiating Cue(s):
A tag out has been prepared for the replacement of REC Pump C Discharge Check Valve REC-CV-12CV. You are to perform a verifier review of the tag out per 0.9 Tag Out and inform me when the review is complete.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-50-XX(XXXXX)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 3 of 8 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision: 00 Task No.: 299012O0301 Develop, Verify & Implement Tagouts (Alternate Path)
Performance Checklist Standards Initials NOTE:
VALVES WITHIN THE ISOLATION BOUNDARY MAY BE LISTED AS NO TAG ITEMS ALONG WITH ASD PANEL SWITCHES BUT THESE ARE NOT REQUIRED TO BE IDENTIFIED.
- 1. Review tagging sequence.
Operator determines the correct sequence of tags as described in 0.9: Control switch, breaker, discharge valve and suction valve in this order.
CUE:
If the operator identifies the tag out fault before the sequence is verified then ask if any other discrepancies exist.
- 2. Review tagged components are adequate for planned activity. (Electrical)
Operator verifies correct pump power supply breaker using 2.2A.REC.DIV2 OR 2.2A_480.RX OR 3006 SH 5.
CUE:
If the operator identifies the tag out fault before the electrical power is verified then ask if any other discrepancies exist.
- 3. Review tagged components are adequate for planned activity. (Mechanical)
Operator verifies correct mechanical isolation using print 2031 and identifies that a vent and drain path are missing from the clearance order (REC-V-686 and REC-V-180).
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-50-XX(XXXXX)
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- 4. Resolve discrepancy with Originator.
Operator informs originator that a vent and drain path should be included in the tag out.
CUE:
Acknowledge as Originator that you concur that the vent and drain path must be added to the tag out.
CUE:
If the operator identifies the tag out fault before the electrical power and sequence are verified then ask if any other discrepancies exist.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-50-XX(XXXXX)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 5 of 8 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision: 00 ATTACHMENT 1 Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform a verifier review of a tag out per 0.9 Tag Out. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
General Conditions:
- 1. The plant is operating at rated conditions.
- 2. A clearance order has been prepared for REC Pump C Discharge Check Valve REC-CV-12CV replacement and requires a verifier review.
Initiating Cue(s):
A tag out has been prepared for the replacement of REC Pump C Discharge Check Valve REC-CV-12CV. You are to perform a verifier review of the tag out per 0.9 Tag Out and inform me when the review is complete.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-50-XX(XXXXX)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 6 of 8 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision: 00 Tag Out Section Coversheet October 4, 2006 (10:00am)
Tagout: CLEARANCE ORDER Section: REC-1-1234567 REC-CV-12CV Component to be worked:
REC-CV-12CV REC-P-C DISCHARGE R-931-NE
==
Description:==
Replace discharge check valve as it does not stop back flow.
Special Instructions Worker Notes Release Notes Section Attributes:
Attribute Description Attribute Value MRRS LCO ACTION REQUIRED FIRE IMPAIRMENT REQUIRED CONTAINMENT AFFECTED REQUIRED PLANT CONDITIONS Work Order List: WOxx33xx Section Verification:
Status Description User Verification Date Complete Section Prepared Barton, Michael 9/14/2006 Section Verified Section Authorized Equip. Ready for Maintenance Release Prepared Release Verified Release Authorized Section Complete Temporary Safety Devices List:
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-50-XX(XXXXX)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 7 of 8 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision: 00 Section Tagout Tagout: Clearance Order Section: REC-1-1234567 REC-CV-12CV Tag Serial No.
Tag Type Equipment Equipment Description Equipment Location Ver.
Req Pla Seq Placement Configuration Place 1st Verif Date/Time Place 2 ND Verif Date/Time Rest Seq.
Restoration Configuration As Left Configuration Rest.1st Verif Date/Time Rest 2 ND Verif Date/Time Tag Placement Notes Tag Removal Notes 1
Danger
- REC-SW-SS (RCC-C)
- REC PUMP C NORMAL
/STANDBY SWITCH
- CONTROL ROOM BOARD M 1
NORMAL 7
NORMAL NORMAL 2
Danger
- REC-SW -REC-P-C
- CONTROL SWITCH FOR REC PUMP C
- CONTROL ROOM BOARD M 2
NORMAL AFTER STOP NORMAL AFTER STOP NORMAL AFTER STOP 3
Danger
- EE-MCC-S(4C)
- REC-P-C RX EQUIP COOLING PUMP 1C
- MCC-S RX BLDG 903 SOUTH 3
OFF 5
ON ON 4
Danger
- REC-V-15
- REC-P-C DISCHARGE
- REC PUMP AREA 4
CLOSED 4
OPEN OPEN 5
Danger
- REC-V-14
- REC-P-C SUCTION
- REC PUMP AREA 5
CLOSED 3
OPEN OPEN
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-50-XX(XXXXX)
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Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-xx-xx (xxxx)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 1 of 5 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 344022O0303 Emergency Dose Authorization Trainee:
Examiner:
Pass:
Fail:
Examiner signature:
Date:
Additional Program Information:
- 1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: Classroom / Simulator
- 2.
Appropriate Trainee Levels: SRO / STE
- 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform
- 4.
Performance Time: 15 minutes
- 5.
NRC K/A: 2.3.4 Knowledge of radiation exposure limits and contamination control /
including permissible levels in excess of those authorized. (CFR: 43.4 / 45.10)
Directions to Examiner:
- 1.
The intent of this JPM is to present to the operator a set of conditions that he must use to authorize an emergency worker to exceed established occupational exposure limits
- 2.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an ANP@ for Anot performed@; an explanation may also be written in the space, if desired, by the examiner.
- 3.
Give the trainee his copy of the Directions to the Trainee (Attachment 1) and Attachment 2 when ready to start the JPM.
- 4.
Brief the trainee and tell the trainee to begin.
Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to use the provided attachment to determine who to authorize to receive an emergency exposure. Also identify the basis for your decision. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-xx-xx (xxxx)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 2 of 5 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 344022O0303 Emergency Dose Authorization General Conditions:
The plant has experienced an accident that has resulted in an ongoing exposure to downwind population.
General
References:
- 1.
Procedure 5.7.12, EMERGENCY RADIATION EXPOSURE CONTROL General Tools and Equipment:
- 1.
None Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
- 1.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
Task Standards:
- 1.
100% of critical elements successfully completed without error.
- 2.
100% of safety and radiological work practices.
Initiating Cue(s):
The plant has experienced the events listed on Attachment 2 of this JPM. You are to determine the individual to authorize to receive an emergency dose. Inform the examiner of the individual to receive the emergency dose.
Tell the trainee to begin.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-xx-xx (xxxx)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 3 of 5 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 344022O0303 Emergency Dose Authorization Performance Checklist Standards Initials
- 1. Refers to Procedure The operator refers to Procedure 5.7.12, EMERGENCY RADIATION EXPOSURE CONTROL
- 2. Determine the individuals that are excluded.
Jaimee Thomas is excluded because she previously received an emergency exposure.
Gracie Wood is excluded because she is declared pregnant and Jesse Nelson is excluded because he is under 18 years of age.
NOTE: Because the authorized dose is for only 25 REM individuals that are not volunteers can still be used. While they should be volunteers they are not excluded just because they do not volunteer. As such the candidate may pick Paul Perry to receive the emergency dose even though he is not a volunteer.
- 3. Select the individual.
Matt Young and/or Paul Perry are selected to receive the emergency exposure.
- 4. The individuals are recorded on.
Matt Young and/or Paul Perry are recorded on.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-xx-xx Cooper Nuclear Station Page 4 of 5 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 ATTACHMENT 1 Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to use the provided attachment to determine the individual to authorize to receive an emergency dose. Inform the examiner of the individual to receive the emergency dose by recording the name on the provided attachment.
General Conditions:
The plant has experienced an accident that has resulted in an ongoing exposure to downwind population. You have already determined that corrective actions are required to protect large populations from radiological exposure and have authorized up to 25 Rem exposure for these actions.
Initiating Cues:
The plant has experienced the events listed on Attachment 2 of this JPM. Five individuals onsite are capable of performing corrective action that would limit offsite dose. You are to determine the individual to authorize to receive an emergency dose. Inform the examiner of the individual to receive the emergency dose and record the name on the provided attachment.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-xx-xx Cooper Nuclear Station Page 5 of 5 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 ATTACHMENT 2 Individual Age Lifetime Exposure Declared Pregnant Previous Planned Special Exposure Previous Emergency Exposure Volunteer Jesse Nelson 17 0.1 Rem N/A 0 Rem None Yes Matt Young 34 25 Rem N/A 5 Rem None Yes Paul Perry 59 40 Rem N/A 0 Rem None No Gracie Wood 21 0.5 Rem Yes 0 Rem None Yes Jaimee Thomas 65 5.5 Rem No 0 Rem 5 Rem Yes Event
Description:
An accident occurred that resulted in significant fuel failure. A damper failure in the reactor building has resulted in a ground level release. This damper is required to be repositioned in order to terminate the ground level release. The dose projection for the population downwind is 50 Rem TEDE and 500 Rem CDE (thyroid). If the damper is repositioned the projected dose is expected to be less than 0.5 Rem TEDE and less than 5 Rem CDE (thyroid). All attempts to close it remotely have been unsuccessful.
You have determined that corrective actions are required to protect large populations from radiological exposure and have authorized up to 25 Rem exposure for these actions.
Individual(s) authorized to receive the emergency dose:
Signature of Emergency Director:
ES 301 Control Room/In Plant Systems Outline Form ES 301-2 Facility:
Cooper Nuclear Station Date of Examination:
10/02/2006 1
Exam Level: RO O SRO-I G SRO-U G Operating Test No.:
Control Room Systems@ (8 for RO); (7 for SRO-I); (2 or 3 for SRO-U, including 1 ESF)
System / JPM Title Type Code*
Safety Function
- a. Manually Start SLC Injection per 2.2.74 A,E,P,S 1
- b. Perform HPCI Full Test Surveillance NRC Developing N,S 2
- c. Manually Start up the RCIC System (SKL034-20-21) NRC Developing A,E,S 3
- d. Perform the Latching and rolling of the Main Turbine per 2.2.77 IC 234 A,N,S 4
- e. Startup Suppression Pool Cooling Mode Of RHR NRC Developing A,N,S 5
- f.
Adjust Generator Voltage Regulator In Manual to Maximum allowed N,S 6
- g. Perform the Panel 9-5 section of 6-RWM-301 NRC Developing L,N,S 7
- h. Perform the Control Room Operator Actions for a fire per 5.4FIRE A,E,N,S 8
In-Plant Systems@ (3 for RO); (3 for SRO-I); (3 or 2 for SRO-U)
- i.
5.3ALT-STRATEGY -SENSITIVE INFORMATION D,E,R 4
- j.
Startup RPS Motor Generator Set NRC Developing N,C 7
@ All RO and SRO-I control room (and in-plant) systems must be different and serve different safety functions; all 5 SRO-U systems must serve different safety functions; in-plant systems and functions may overlap those tested in the control room.
- Type Codes Criteria for RO / SRO-I / SRO-U (A)lternate path (C)ontrol room (D)irect from bank (E)mergency or abnormal in-plant (L)ow-Power / Shutdown (N)ew or (M)odified from bank including 1(A)
(P)revious 2 exams (R)CA (S)imulator 4-6 / 4-6 / 2-3
- 9 / # 8 / # 4
$ 1 / $ 1 / $ 1
$ 1 / $ 1 / $ 1
$ 2 / $ 2 / $ 1
- 3 / # 3 / # 2 (randomly selected)
$ 1 / $ 1 / $ 1 ES-301, Page 23 of 27
ES 301 Control Room/In Plant Systems Outline Form ES 301-2 Facility:
Cooper Nuclear Station Date of Examination:
10/02/2006 1
Exam Level: RO G SRO-I O SRO-U G Operating Test No.:
Control Room Systems@ (8 for RO); (7 for SRO-I); (2 or 3 for SRO-U, including 1 ESF)
System / JPM Title Type Code*
Safety Function
- a. Manually Start SLC Injection per 2.2.74 A,E,P,S 1
- b. Perform HPCI Full Test Surveillance NRC Developing N,S 2
- c. Manually Start up the RCIC System (SKL034-20-21) NRC Developing A,E,S 3
- d. Perform the Latching and rolling of the Main Turbine per 2.2.77 IC 234 A,N,S 4
- e. Startup Suppression Pool Cooling Mode Of RHR NRC Developing A,N,S 5
- f.
Adjust Generator Voltage Regulator In Manual to Maximum allowed N,S 6
- g. Perform the Panel 9-5 section of 6-RWM-301 NRC Developing L,N,S 7
- h. N/A In-Plant Systems@ (3 for RO); (3 for SRO-I); (3 or 2 for SRO-U)
- i.
5.3ALT-STRATEGY -SENSITIVE INFORMATION D,E,R 4
- j.
Startup RPS Motor Generator Set NRC Developing N,C 7
@ All RO and SRO-I control room (and in-plant) systems must be different and serve different safety functions; all 5 SRO-U systems must serve different safety functions; in-plant systems and functions may overlap those tested in the control room.
- Type Codes Criteria for RO / SRO-I / SRO-U (A)lternate path (C)ontrol room (D)irect from bank (E)mergency or abnormal in-plant (L)ow-Power / Shutdown (N)ew or (M)odified from bank including 1(A)
(P)revious 2 exams (R)CA (S)imulator 4-6 / 4-6 / 2-3
- 9 / # 8 / # 4
$ 1 / $ 1 / $ 1
$ 1 / $ 1 / $ 1
$ 2 / $ 2 / $ 1
- 3 / # 3 / # 2 (randomly selected)
$ 1 / $ 1 / $ 1 ES-301, Page 23 of 27
ES 301 Control Room/In Plant Systems Outline Form ES 301-2 Facility:
Cooper Nuclear Station Date of Examination:
10/02/2006 1
Exam Level: RO G SRO-I G SRO-U O Operating Test No.:
Control Room Systems@ (8 for RO); (7 for SRO-I); (2 or 3 for SRO-U, including 1 ESF)
System / JPM Title Type Code*
Safety Function
- a. Manually Start SLC Injection per 2.2.74 A,E,P,S 1
- b.
- c.
- d. Perform the Latching and rolling of the Main Turbine per 2.2.77 IC 234 A,N,S 4
- e.
- f.
- g. Perform the Panel 9-5 section of 6-RWM-301 NRC Developing L,N,S 7
- h.
In-Plant Systems@ (3 for RO); (3 for SRO-I); (3 or 2 for SRO-U)
- i.
- j.
Startup RPS Motor Generator Set NRC Developing N,C 7
@ All RO and SRO-I control room (and in-plant) systems must be different and serve different safety functions; all 5 SRO-U systems must serve different safety functions; in-plant systems and functions may overlap those tested in the control room.
- Type Codes Criteria for RO / SRO-I / SRO-U (A)lternate path (C)ontrol room (D)irect from bank (E)mergency or abnormal in-plant (L)ow-Power / Shutdown (N)ew or (M)odified from bank including 1(A)
(P)revious 2 exams (R)CA (S)imulator 4-6 / 4-6 / 2-3
- 9 / # 8 / # 4
$ 1 / $ 1 / $ 1
$ 1 / $ 1 / $ 1
$ 2 / $ 2 / $ 1
- 3 / # 3 / # 2 (randomly selected)
$ 1 / $ 1 / $ 1 ES-301, Page 23 of 27
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-20-100 (16528)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 1 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No. 211005O0101 Initiate SLC (Alt Path RWCU fails to Isolate)
Trainee:
Examiner:
Pass Fail Examiner Signature:
Date:
THIS IS AN ALTERNATE PATH JPM Additional Program Information:
- 1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: Simulator
- 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: RO/SRO
- 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform
- 4.
Performance Time: 10 Minutes
- 5.
NRC K/A 2.1.30 (3.0/3.4) and 211000 A4.06 (3.9/3.9)
Directions to Examiner:
- 1.
This JPM evaluates the Trainees ability to perform the actions for initiating SLC and verifying RWCU isolation and completing required actions.
- 2.
Observe the trainee during performance of the JPM for proper use of self-checking methods.
- 3.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an "NP" for "not performed"; an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
- 4.
Brief the trainee, and tell the trainee to begin.
Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to initiate the SLC using both pumps. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
During task performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and bserving instrumentation.
o General Conditions:
- 1.
An ATWS occurred.
- 2.
Plant conditions require that SLC be initiated.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-20-100 (16528)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 2 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No. 211005O0101 Initiate SLC (Alt Path RWCU fails to Isolate)
General
References:
- 1.
2.2.74, STANDBY LIQUID CONTROL SYSTEM General Tools and Equipment:
- 1.
Key to operate the SLC pumps.
Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
- 1.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
- 2.
Simulator Setup: See Attachment 1 Task Standards:
1.
100% of critical elements successfully completed without error.
- 2.
100% of safety and radiological work practices.
Initiating Cue(s):
An ATWS has occurred and the CRS has directed you to initiate SLC notify the CRS when you have completed the required actions.
Note: Tell the trainee to begin.
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Performance Checklist Standards Initials
- 1. Obtain the procedure 2.2.74.
Procedure 2.2.74 obtained.
- 2. Starts Both SLC pumps.
SLC PUMP A and SLC PUMP B keylock switches on Panel 9-5 are in the START position.
- 3. Check both SLC pumps start.
Check that both SLC pump RED Pump Running lights on Panel 9-5 are illuminated.
CUE: Both SLC pump RED running lights are ON and the GREEN lights are OFF.
- 4. Checks both squib valves fired.
Checks both white SQUIB VALVE READY DS-3A (1106A) and SQUIB VALVE READY DS-3B (1106B) lights are OFF and Annunciator 9 2/G-7, LOSS OF CONT TO SQUIB VLVS, alarms.
CUE:
Both white SQUIB VALVE READY DS-3A (1106A) and SQUIB VALVE READY DS-3B (1106B) lights are OFF and Annunciator 9-5-2/G-7, is alarming.
- 5. Verify SLC pump discharge pressure is greater than reactor pressure.
Compares SLC pump discharge pressure (SLC-PI-65) to reactor pressure.
CUE:
SLC pump discharge pressure is slightly greater than reactor pressure.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-20-100 (16528)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 4 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No. 211005O0101 Initiate SLC (Alt Path RWCU fails to Isolate)
Performance Checklist Standards Initials
- 6. Verify RWCU isolates.
Checks position of RWCU-MO-15 and RWCU-MO-18 and the status of the RWCU pumps.
CUE:
The RED indicating lights for both RWCU-MO-15 and 18 are ON and the GREEN Lights are OFF. RWCU pump A RED light is ON and the GREEN light is OFF.
CRS informed.
- CUE:
Acknowledge as the CRS that RWCU failed to isolate.
- 8. Isolates RWCU.
RWCU-MO-15 and 18 control switches are momentarily place to CLOSE.
- 9. Verifies RWCU is isolated.
Checks the position indication for RWCU-MO-15 and 18. And checks the indication for RWCU pump 1A.
CUE:
RWCU-MO-15 and 18 GREEN position indicating lights are ON and the RED position indicating lights are OFF. The RWCU pump 1A GREEN light is ON and the RED light is OFF.
- 10. Verifies the RWCU-MO-74, DEMIN SUCTION BYPASS VLV is throttled open.
Check the position indicating lights for RWCU-MO-74.
CUE:
RWCU-MO-74 RED and GREEN lights are ON.
CRS informed
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-20-100 (16528)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 5 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No. 211005O0101 Initiate SLC (Alt Path RWCU fails to Isolate)
ATTACHMENT 1 SIMULATOR SET-UP A. Materials Required None B. Initialize the Simulator in IC Any C. Run Batch File None D. Change the simulator conditions as follows:
Number Title Tgr TD Sev Ramp Initial
- 1. Triggers None
- 2. Malfunctions RP-12 Group 3 Isolation Failure N/A N/A N/A
- 3. Remotes None N/A N/A
- 4. Overrides None N/A N/A
- 5. Panel Setup
- a. Place Simulator in Run
- b. Insert RP-12
- c. Place the Simulator in FREEZE Note: If this JPM is to be performed more than once, take a SNAPSHOT after the panel setup is complete.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-20-100 (16528)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 6 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No. 211005O0101 ATTACHMENT 2 Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to initiate the SLC using both pumps. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
During task performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and bserving instrumentation.
o General Conditions:
- 1.
An ATWS occurred.
- 2.
Plant conditions require that SLC be initiated.
Initiating Cue(s):
An ATWS has occurred and the CRS has directed you to initiate SLC notify the CRS when you have completed the required actions.
Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 1 of 10 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 11 Task No.:
HPCI 92 Day Test Mode Surveillance Trainee:
Examiner:
Pass Fail Examiner Signature:
Date:
Start Time:
Finish Time:
Comments:
Additional Program Information:
- 1.
Appropriate Performance Location: Simulator
- 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: RO / SRO
- 3.
Evaluation Method: Simulate XX Perform
- 4.
Validation Time: 30 minutes
- 5.
NRC K/A Directions to Examiner:
- 1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to perform a HPCI Operability Surveillance.
- 2.
All blanks should be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space, if desired, by the examiner.
- 3.
Give the trainee his copy of the Directions to the Trainee (Attachment 1) when ready to start the JPM.
- 4.
Brief the trainee and tell the trainee to begin.
Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform steps 3.58 through 3.102 of procedure 6.HPCI.103, HPCI IST AND 92 DAY TEST MODE SURVEILLANCE OPERATION. Note that vibration monitoring, stop valve transient tests, and ultrasonic flow measurements will NOT be performed as part of this surveillance. The operators on Panel 9-3 have been briefed on all the requirements associated with this surveillance. All independent verifications have been waived for the performance of this surveillance. You can assume all prerequisites and steps performed up to step 3.58 have been completed/met satisfactorily. Before you start, I will provide the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues and answer any questions you may have.
General Conditions:
- 1.
Reactor is at 90 percent power.
- 2.
6.HPCI.103 is complete through step 3.57.
Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 2 of 10 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 11 Task No.:
HPCI 92 Day Test Mode Surveillance General
References:
- 1.
Procedure 6.HPCI.103, HPCI IST AND 92 DAY TEST MODE SURVEILLANCE OPERATION.
General Tools and Equipment:
- 1.
Calibrated stop watch.
Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
- 1.
Critical checks denoted by "*.
Task Standards:
- 1.
100% of critical elements successfully completed without error.
Initiating Cue(s):
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform steps 3.59 through 3.102 of procedure 6.HPCI.103, HPCI IST AND 92 DAY TEST MODE SURVEILLANCE OPERATION. Note that vibration monitoring, stop valve transient tests, and ultrasonic flow measurements will NOT be performed as part of this surveillance. The operators on Panel 9-3 have been briefed on all the requirements associated with this surveillance. All independent verifications have been waived for the performance of this surveillance. You can assume all prerequisites and steps performed up to step 3.59 have been completed/met satisfactorily. Suppression pool temperatures are being recorded and monitored by another operator.
Before you start, I will provide the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues and answer any questions you may have. You are to notify the CRS when the task is completed.
This JPM does have one time critical element associated with it.
Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 3 of 10 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 11 Task No.:
HPCI 92 Day Test Mode Surveillance Performance Checklist Standards/Cues Initials
- 1. Open HPCI-MO-21, TEST BYPASS TO ECST VLV.
Opens MO-21.
- 2. Open HPCI-MO-24, ECST TEST LINE SHUTOFF VLV.
Opens MO-24.
- 3.
Perform following concurrently:
1.1 Start AUXILIARY OIL PUMP and time STOP VALVE; record time on Attachment 1, Table 1.
1.2 Open and time HPCI-MO-14, STM TO TURB VLV; record time on Attachment 2, Table 1.
Starts the AOP and records time within 0.1 seconds. (Note the stop watch is started when the switch is taken to open.)
Opens MO-14 and records time within 0.1 seconds.
NOTE: Record time of opening MO-14 for a time critical step.
- 4.
Check STOP VALVE opens.
Check TURBINE GOVERNOR VALVE opens.
- 5.
Check HPCI-AO-42, STEAM LINE DRAIN TO CONDENSER ISOLATION VALVE, is closed.
Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 4 of 10 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 11 Task No.:
HPCI 92 Day Test Mode Surveillance Performance Checklist Standards/Cues Initials
- 6. Check HPCI-AO-43, STEAM LINE DRAIN TO CONDENSER ISOLATION VALVE, is closed.
CUE: FC-R-1G is running.
- 8. Check Annunciator M-2/E-4, HPCI ROOM (SW) FCU G LOW REC FLOW, is clear.
- 9.
Performing following concurrently:
Adjust HPCI-FIC-108, as required, to obtain 4250 gpm flow.
Throttle HPCI-MO-21, as required, to obtain discharge pressure 100 psig above reactor pressure.
CUE: If asked, ultrasonic flow measurements and the stop valve transient test are not being performed (steps 3.71/72/73 are NA).
Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 5 of 10 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 11 Task No.:
HPCI 92 Day Test Mode Surveillance Performance Checklist Standards/Cues Initials
- 10. Record following on Attachment 1, Table 2:
HPCI-FIC-108 flow.
RFC-R-LRPR97 reactor pressure (Panel 9-5).
HPCI-PI-81 discharge pressure (LR 25-50/RHR B & D Pump Room).
CUE: HPCI-PI-81 reads LATER psig.
- 11. Monitor suppression pool level and lower, as required, per Procedure 2.2.69.3.
CUE: Suppression pool level and torus pressure are being monitored by another operator.
- 12.
Record pressure indicated at CM-PI-268 and status of Reactor Building auxiliary condensate pump on.
Check CM-PI-268 is not pegged high.
CUE: CM-PI-268 is not pegged high and indicates LATER psig.
- 13.
Balance HPCI-FIC-108 and place it in MAN.
Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 6 of 10 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 11 Task No.:
HPCI 92 Day Test Mode Surveillance Performance Checklist Standards/Cues Initials
- 14.
Perform following concurrently:
Throttle HPCI-MO-21 until flow on HPCI-FIC-108 is 4250 gpm.
Adjust HPCI-FIC-108 until turbine/pump speed on hand-held digital tachometer is 3980 to 4000 rpm.
CUE: The hand-held tachometer indicates 3985 rpm.
- 15. Approximately 5 minutes after HPCI turbine start, record required data on, Table 3, regardless of pump flow rate.
STANDARD: This step must be performed within 6 minutes of step 3.64.2. (This is Performance Checklist step 3 above.)
CUE: Provide candidate with Table 3 that has local readings filled in.
- 16. Hold flow at 4250 gpm and turbine/pump speed at 3980 to 4000 rpm (as read by the hand-held digital tachometer) for 2 minutes to allow for flow stabilization.
- 17.
Check HPCI-AOV-PCV50 is between FULL CLOSED and FULL OPEN.
Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 7 of 10 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 11 Task No.:
HPCI 92 Day Test Mode Surveillance Performance Checklist Standards/Cues Initials
- 18.
Have Maintenance check packing and body to bonnet gasket are not leaking on HPCI-V-44, HPCI TURBINE EXHAUST TO SUPPRESSION POOL ISOLATION.© CUE: Inform candidate step 3.86 through step 3.92 are for vibration monitoring and are NA.
CUE: There is no leakage on V-44.
- 19.
Press and hold TURBINE TRIP button until directed to release and check following:
STOP VALVE closes.
- 20.
Close HPCI-MO-14, STM TO TURB VLV.
- 21.
Verify HPCI-AO-42 and 43 are open.
- 22.
Close HPCI-MO-21 and MO-24.
Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 8 of 10 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 11 Task No.:
HPCI 92 Day Test Mode Surveillance Performance Checklist Standards/Cues Initials
- 23.
Ensure HPCI-FIC-108 setpoint tape at 4250 gpm.
Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 9 of 10 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 10 ATTACHMENT 1 Trainee Handout When I tell you to begin, you are to perform steps 3.58 through 3.102 of procedure 6.HPCI.103, HPCI IST AND 92 DAY TEST MODE SURVEILLANCE OPERATION. Note that vibration monitoring, stop valve transient tests, and ultrasonic flow measurements will NOT be performed as part of this surveillance. The operators on Panel 9-3 have been briefed on all the requirements associated with this surveillance. All independent verifications have been waived for the performance of this surveillance. You can assume all prerequisites and steps performed up to step 3.58 have been completed/met satisfactorily. Suppression pool temperatures are being recorded and monitored by another operator.
Before you start, I will provide the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues and answer any questions you may have.
This JPM does have one time critical element associated with it.
General Conditions:
- 1. Reactor is at 90 percent power.
- 2. All plant systems are in their normal lineup with the exception of those supporting the HPCI surveillance.
- 2. There are no emergency or abnormal procedures in use.
- 3. PRA risk is green.
Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 10 of 10 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 10 ATTACHMENT 2 TABLE 3 TEST INSTRUMENTS: Tachometer Number:
Calibration Due Date: 12/31/2006 PARAMETER ACTUAL VALUE REFERENCE VALUE ALERT RANGE OPERABILITY LIMIT Pump Flow Rate (Q)
HPCI-FIC-108
- 4250 gpm N/A N/A Turbine/Pump Speed (N)
Hand-Held Tachometer 3985 rpm
- 3980 to 4000 rpm N/A N/A Discharge Pressure (Pd)
HPCI-PI-81 N/A N/A N/A Post-Start Inlet Pressure (Pia) HPCI-PI-99 N/A N/A N/A Differential Pressure (DP = Pd - Pia) to <
to
- REFERENCE VALUE for Pump Flow Rate (Q) and Turbine/Pump Speed (N) shall be duplicated to provide method to analyze other parameters.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 In Plant JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 1 of 7 RO-In Plant-2b Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Manually Start RCIC for RPV Pressure Control - Alternate Path Candidate:
Examiner:
Pass: Fail: Examiner Signature: Date:
Additional Program Information:
- Performed NOT Faulted**
1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: SIM 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: RO/SRO 3.
Evaluation Method: Simulate Perform 4.
Performance Time: 10 minutes 5.
Importance Rating: 3.7/3.7 6.
NRC K/A 295025 EA1.05 Directions to Examiner:
1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to manually align the RCIC system for RPV pressure control in an emergency condition.
2.
If this JPM is performed on the Simulator, only cues preceded by "#" should be given.
3.
Observe the trainee during performance of the JPM for proper use of self-checking methods.
4.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
5.
Brief the trainee, place the simulator in run, and tell the trainee to begin.
==================================================================
General Conditions:
1.
The plant has suffered a Loss of Control Air event.
- 2.
The MSIVs are shut.
- 3.
Air supply to the SRVs is almost lost.
4.
RCIC is currently not running.
General
References:
1.
CNS Procedure 2.2.67.1 General Tools and Equipment:
1.
None
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 In Plant JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 2 of 7 RO-In Plant-2b Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Manually Start RCIC for RPV Pressure Control - Alternate Path Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
1.
Simulator Setup: See Attachment 1.
2.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
3.
Simulator cues denoted by "#".
Task Standards:
1.
Accurately locate, identify, operate and/or manipulate all component controls required to manually start RCIC for RPV Pressure Control.
2.
Recognize abnormal conditions and respond according to training and procedures.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to place RCIC in RPV pressure control mode. He requests a slow downward trend on RPV pressure. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
NOTE: Place the Simulator in RUN and tell the trainee to begin..
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 In Plant JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 3 of 7 RO-In Plant-2b Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Manually Start RCIC for RPV Pressure Control - Alternate Path Performance Checklist Standards Initials 1.
Check RCIC initiation signal.
Ensure RCIC auto initiation signal is clear.
2.
Check cooling.
At VBD-M, ensure REC-MO-711 or REC-MO-714, CRITICAL LOOP SUPPLY (associated with an in service REC HX), is open.
3.
RCIC suction to ECST.
Ensure RCIC suction aligned to ECST.
4.
Verify valve lineup.
Verify the following valves are open:
i.
RCIC-MO-14, TRIP VALVE.
ii.
TURBINE GOVERNOR VALVE.
iii.
TURBINE TRIP & THROTTLE VALVE.
iv.
RCIC-MO-20, PUMP DISCHARGE VALVE.
5.
Open Test Line Shutoff Valve Open RCIC-MO-33, ECST TEST LINE SHUTOFF VLV.
6.
Start gland seal vacuum pump.
Start GLAND SEAL VACUUM PUMP.
7.
Start RCIC turbine cooling.
Open RCIC-MO-132, TURB OIL COOLING WTR SUPP VLV.
8.
Open Test line bypass valve.
Open RCIC-MO-30, TEST BYP TO ECST VLV.
9.
Admit steam to turbine.
Open RCIC-MO-131, STM SUPP TO TURB VLV.
10.
Verify RCIC speed increases.
Verify RCIC turbine starts and comes up to speed as directed by RCIC FLOW CONTROLLER, RCIC-FIC NOTE: Applicant recognizes that RCIC controller is not controlling speed, and manually controls turbine speed. Speed is set to XXXX.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 In Plant JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 4 of 7 RO-In Plant-2b Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Manually Start RCIC for RPV Pressure Control - Alternate Path Performance Checklist Standards Initials 11.
Min flow valve closes.
Verify RCIC-MO-27, MIN FLOW BYP VLV, closes when RCIC pump flow rises > 80 gpm.
- 12.
Drain valve closes.
Verify RCIC-AO-34 and RCIC-AO-35, STM LINE DR TO CNDSR ISOL VLVs, close.
- 13.
RPV pressure down.
Adjust RCIC speed so that Reactor Pressure begins dropping with all SRVs shut.
- 14.
Inform the CRS that the task is complete.
Inform Control Room Supervisor that RCIC is in RPV pressure control mode and there is a slow down trend on RPV pressure.
- CUE:
The CRS Acknowledges the report. This JPM is complete.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 In Plant JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 5 of 7 RO-In Plant-2b Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Manually Start RCIC for RPV Pressure Control - Alternate Path ATTACHM ENT 1 SIMULATOR SET-UP A.
Materials Required None B.
Initialize the Simulator in ??.
Batch File Name - none.
C.
Change the simulator conditions as follows:
1.
Triggers None 2.
Malfunctions RCIC flow controller should not control speed in automatic - set to minimum speed.
3.
Remotes None 4.
Overrides None 5.
Panel Setup None D.
Place the Simulator in RUN to allow conditions to stabilize.
Note:
If this JPM is to be performed more than once, snap the simulator into IC-0 after the panel setup is complete.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Job Performance Measure P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 6 of 7 RO-Admin-A1-2 Revision 08 JOB PERFORMANCE MEASURE FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Manually Start RCIC for RPV Pressure Control - Alternate Path ATTACHM ENT 2 Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to manually align the RCIC system for RPV pressure control. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
During performance of this JPM, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant has suffered a Loss of Control Air event.
- 2.
The MSIVs are shut.
- 3.
Air supply to the SRVs is almost lost.
4.
RCIC is currently not running.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to place RCIC in RPV pressure control mode. He requests a slow downward trend for RPV pressure. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
ATTACHMENT 3 This Page May Be Given To The Candidate Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to manually align the RCIC system for RPV pressure control. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
During performance of this JPM, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant has suffered a Loss of Control Air event.
- 2.
The MSIVs are shut.
- 3.
Air supply to the SRVs is almost lost.
4.
RCIC is currently not running.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to place RCIC in RPV pressure control mode. He requests a slow downward trend for RPV pressure. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-21-XXX (XXXXX)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 1 of 5 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 245002O0101 Startup Turbine to Rated Speed Trainee:
Examiner:
Pass Fail Examiner Signature:
Date:
ALTERNATE PATH Additional Program Information:
- 1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: SIM
- 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: RO/SRO
- 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform
- 4.
Performance Time: 14 minutes
- 5.
NRC K/A 241000.K1.19 2.6/2.6 Directions to Examiner:
- 1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to startup and roll the Main Turbine from 0 RPM to 550.
- 2.
Observe the trainee during performance of the JPM for proper use of self-checking methods.
- 3.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
- 4.
Brief the trainee, place the simulator in run, and tell the trainee to begin.
Note: This is an ALTERNATE PATH JPM. The Speed Indication will continue to indicate a rising speed when 550 rpm is reached.
Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to roll the main turbine to 550 rpm in accordance with Procedure 2.2.77 Attachment 1. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them to roll the main turbine to 550 rpm. During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-21-XXX (XXXXX)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 2 of 5 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 245002O0101 Startup Turbine to Rated Speed General Conditions:
- 1.
The plant is starting up following turbine maintenance.
- 2.
The Main Turbine has just been latched.
- 3.
Acceleration rate has been determined to be 100 rpm/min.
- 4.
A Station Operator is standing by the maintain main lube oil temperatures.
- 5.
Another Reactor Operator is standing by to operate the H2 Cooler Bypass valve.
General
References:
- 1.
Procedure 2.2.77 Attachment 1 General Tools and Equipment:
- 1.
None.
Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
- 1.
Simulator Setup: See Attachment 1.
- 2.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
Task Standards:
- 1.
100% of critical elements successfully completed without error.
- 2.
100% of safety and radiological work practices.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to roll the main turbine to 550 rpm in accordance with Procedure 2.2.77 Attachment 1 and report when the turbine is at that speed.
NOTE:
Place the Simulator in RUN and tell the trainee to begin.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-21-XXX (XXXXX)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 3 of 5 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 245002O0101 Startup Turbine to Rated Speed Performance Checklist Standard Initials
- 1. Obtains Procedure The Operator obtains the latest revision of Procedure 2.2.77 Attachment 1
- 2. Displays 550 RPM The Operator presses the DEMAND RAISE button until TURBINE DEMAND displays 550.
- 3. Presses ENTER The Operator presses the ENTER button and checks that TURBINE DEMAND is 550, TURBINE REFERENCE did not change and the HOLD button is backlit.
- 4. Presses GO The Operator presses the GO button and checks the GO button backlights, the HOLD button turns off, TURBINE REF is changing at acceleration rate, and TURBINE SPEED is changing with TURB REF.
- 5. Contacts SO The Operator contacts the Station Operator to maintain temperature 110 to 120°F.
- 6. Contacts the other RO The Operator tells other operator to throttle TEC-MO-149 to maintain temperatures at ~ 105°F
- 7. Notes abnormal indications The Operator will note that turbine speed is not matched and will notify the CRS of the problem.
- 8. Trips Turbine The Operator will trip the Main Turbine.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-21-14 (2173)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 4 of 5 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 02 Task No.: 264023O0101 ATTACHMENT 1 SIMULATOR SET-UP A. Materials Required None B. Initialize the Simulator in IC IC 11 C. Run Batch File None D. Change the simulator conditions as follows:
Number Title Tgr TD Sev Ramp Initial
- 1. Triggers None
- 2. Malfunctions None
- 3. Remotes None
- 4. Overrides 05A08M1 DEH Speed 1
660 05:00 05AR5 Turb Speed Recorder 1
660 05:00 Multiple 05A06A02U1 Bentley Nevada Speed ON Multiple 05A06A02U1 Bentley Nevada Speed OFF Multiple 05A06A02U1 Bentley Nevada Speed ON Multiple 05A06A02U1 Bentley Nevada Speed OFF
- 5. Panel Setup
- a. Place the simulator in freeze.
Note: If this JPM is to be performed more than once, take a SNAPSHOT after the panel setup is complete.
Nebraska Public Power District SKL034-21-14 (2173)
Cooper Nuclear Station Page 5 of 5 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 02 Task No.: 264023O0101 ATTACHMENT 2 Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to roll the main turbine to 550 rpm in accordance with Procedure 2.2.77 Attachment 1. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them to roll the main turbine to 550 rpm. During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
- 1.
The plant is starting up following turbine maintenance.
- 2.
The Main Turbine has just been latched.
- 3.
Acceleration rate has been determined to be 100 rpm/min.
- 4.
A Station Operator is standing by the maintain main lube oil temperatures.
- 5.
Another Reactor Operator is standing by to operate the H2 Cooler Bypass valve.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to roll the main turbine to 550 rpm in accordance with Procedure 2.2.77 Attachment 1 and report when the turbine is at that speed.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 In Plant JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 1 of 7 RO-In Plant-2e Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Start Suppression Pool Cooling with Failed 2/3 Core Coverage Permissive (Alternate Path)
Candidate:
Examiner:
Pass: Fail: Examiner Signature: Date:
Additional Program Information:
- Performed NOT Faulted**
1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: CR/SIM 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: RO/SRO 3.
Evaluation Method: Simulate Perform 4.
Performance Time: 18 minutes 5.
Importance Rating: 3.9/3.9 6.
NRC K/A 295013 AA1.01 Directions to Examiner:
1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to start Suppression Pool Cooling.
2.
If this JPM is performed on the Simulator, only cues preceded by "#" should be given.
3.
Observe the trainee during performance of the JPM for proper use of self-checking methods.
4.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
5.
Brief the trainee, place the simulator in run, and tell the trainee to begin.
==================================================================
General Conditions:
1.
The RPV is isolated following a transient, RCIC is maintaining level above level 2.
2.
Suppression Pool temperature is currently 93°F and slow up.
General
References:
1.
CNS procedure 2.2.69.3, RHR Suppression Pool Cooling and Containment Spray
- 2.
CNS EOP 3A, Primary Containment Control General Tools and Equipment:
None
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 In Plant JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 2 of 7 RO-In Plant-2e Revision 08 ADMINISTRATIVE JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Start Suppression Pool Cooling with Failed 2/3 Core Coverage Permissive (Alternate Path)
Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
1.
Simulator Setup: See Attachment 1.
2.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
3.
Simulator cues denoted by "#".
Task Standards:
1.
Accurately locate, identify, operate and/or manipulate all component controls required to be place RHR train A in Suppression Pool Cooling with a failed 2/3 core coverage permissive.
2.
Correctly interpret instrument and system responses and their interrelationships when placing Suppression Pool Cooling in service.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to place RHR train A in Suppression Pool Cooling Mode with maximum cooling. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
NOTE: Place the Simulator in RUN and tell the trainee to begin.
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Title:
Start Suppression Pool Cooling with Failed 2/3 Core Coverage Permissive (Alternate Path)
Performance Checklist Standards Initials 1.
Locate procedure.
Reference procedure 2.2.69.3, Attachment 1, RHR System Operations Hard Card.
2.
Start SW Booster.
Start a single Service Water Booster Pump for the A RHR Heat Exchanger.
3.
Adjust SW flow.
Adjust SW-MO-89A(B) to maintain flow between 2500 and 4000 gpm.
- 4.
Report 2/3 core coverage permissive.
Candidate reports to CRS that 2/3 core coverage permissive is not met.
- CUE: Understand 2/3 core coverage permissive is not met. What is your recommendation?
- 5.
Report level above 2/3 coverage.
Candidate reports that RPV from NR, WR, or FZ is well above 2/3 core coverage. Therefore, manual override is recommended.
- CUE: Understand manual override is okay. Proceed.
6.
2/3 core coverage override.
Place CONTMT COOLING 2/3 CORE VALVE CONTROL PERMISSIVE switch to MANUAL OVERRD and PUSH BUTTON??????
7.
Open Suppression Pool Cooling valve.
Rotate handle for RHR-MO-39A clockwise, ensure green light out and red light lit.
8.
RHR pump running.
Ensure RHR pump running.
Candidate starts pump and checks red light lit.
9.
Set RHR flow.
Throttle RHR-MO-34A to obtain RHR flow greater than 7700 gpm.
Candidate positions 34A by moving handle until flow on ??? is greater than 7700 gpm.
10.
Set cooling rate.
Throttle RHR-MO-66A as desired to achieve the desired cooling rate.
NOTE: Valve should be CLOSED for maximum cooling.
11.
Ensure REC cooling.
If PCIS Group 6 lights lit, ensure either REC-MO-711 or REC-MO-714 is open.
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Title:
Start Suppression Pool Cooling with Failed 2/3 Core Coverage Permissive (Alternate Path)
Performance Checklist Standards Initials 12.
Inform the CRS that the task is complete.
Inform Control Room Supervisor that Suppression Pool Cooling is maximized for train A.
- CUE:
The CRS Acknowledges the report. This JPM is complete.
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Title:
Start Suppression Pool Cooling with Failed 2/3 Core Coverage Permissive (Alternate Path)
ATTACHM ENT 1 SIMULATOR SET-UP A.
Materials Required None B.
Initialize the Simulator in ???.
Batch File Name - none.
C.
Change the simulator conditions as follows:
1.
Triggers None 2.
Malfunctions 2/3 Core Coverage Permissive is failed.
3.
Remotes None 4.
Overrides None 5.
Panel Setup None D.
Place the Simulator in RUN to allow conditions to stabilize.
Note:
If this JPM is to be performed more than once, snap the simulator into IC-0 after the panel setup is complete.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Job Performance Measure P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 6 of 7 RO-Admin-A1-2 Revision 08 JOB PERFORMANCE MEASURE FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
Start Suppression Pool Cooling with Failed 2/3 Core Coverage Permissive (Alternate Path)
ATTACHM ENT 2 Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to start Suppression Pool Cooling. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
1.
The RPV is isolated following a transient, RCIC is maintaining level above level 2.
2.
Suppression Pool temperature is currently 93°F and slow up.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to place RHR train A in Suppression Pool Cooling Mode with maximum cooling. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
ATTACHM ENT 3 This Page May Be Given To The Candidate Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to start Suppression Pool Cooling. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
1.
The RPV is isolated following a transient, RCIC is maintaining level above level 2.
2.
Suppression Pool temperature is currently 93°F and slow up.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to place RHR train A in Suppression Pool Cooling Mode with maximum cooling. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 1 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 245004O0101 Adjust Generator Voltage Regulator In Manual Trainee:
Examiner:
Pass Fail Examiner Signature:
Date:
Additional Program Information:
- 1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: CR/SIM
- 2.
Appropriate Trainee Levels: RO/SRO
- 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform Simulate
- 4.
Performance Time: 22 minutes
- 5.
NRC K/A 262001.A4.05 3.3/3.3 Directions to Examiner:
- 1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to transfer the Main Generator Voltage Regulator to Manual and adjust MVARs.
- 2.
If this JPM is performed on the Simulator, only the cues preceded by "#" should be given.
- 3.
Observe the trainee during performance of the JPM for proper use of self-checking methods.
- 5.
All blanks must be filled out with either examiner=s initials or an "NP" for "not performed,@
and an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
- 6.
Give the trainee his copy of the Directions to the Trainee (Attachment 2) when the trainee is ready to start the JPM.
- 7.
Brief the trainee, place the Simulator in run, and tell the trainee to begin.
Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to transfer the Main Generator Voltage Regulator to manual and adjust MVARs to obtain the maximum allowed. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them to transfer the Main Generator Voltage Regulator to manual and adjust MVARs to the maximum allowed by this procedure. During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
- 1.
The Main Generator Voltage Regulator is not working.
- 2.
MVARs are low and require adjusting.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 2 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 245004O0101 Adjust Generator Voltage Regulator In Manual General
References:
- 1.
Procedure 2.2.14 22 KV Electrical System General Tools and Equipment:
None Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
- 1.
Simulator Setup: See Attachment 1.
- 2.
Critical checks denoted by A*@.
- 3.
Simulator cues denoted by A#@.
Task Standards:
- 1.
100% of critical elements successfully completed without error.
- 2.
100% of safety and radiological work practices.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to transfer the Main Generator Voltage Regulator to manual and adjust MVARs to the maximum allowed by this procedure. Inform the CRS when you have completed the task.
NOTE: Place the Simulator in RUN (if used) and tell the trainee to begin.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 3 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 245004O0101 Adjust Generator Voltage Regulator In Manual Performance Checklist Standards Initials
- 1. Obtains procedure The Operator gets a current copy of Procedure 2.2.14 and determines that section 8 and 11 are needed.
- CUE:
Provide a copy of the sections identified.
- 2. Adjust Reg Volt to 0 The Operator uses the GEN BASE ADJUST switch and sets REG BAL Volts to 0.0V.
CUE: Indicate REG BAL VOLTS is 0.0V.
- 3. Ensures PSS is Neutral The Operator calls the Station Operator to ensure that the PSS is in NUTRAL after OFF.
- CUE: Report as the Station Operator that the PSS is in NUTRAL after OFF.
- 4. Places GEN VOLTAGE REG to OFF The Operator places the GEN VOLTAGE REGULATOR switch to OFF.
CUE: Indicate GEN VOLTAGE REGULATOR switch is in the OFF position.
- 5. Moves to section 11 The Operator then moves to section 11 of the procedure to adjust MVARS.
- 6. Selects PMIS points E002 and E003 The Operator displays PMIS Points E002 and E003 for Megawatts and Megavars.
CUE: Indicate E002 and E003 are displayed
- 7. Adjust MVARS down The Operator uses the GEN BASE ADJUST switch and raise MVARs to Maximum.
CUE: Indicate MVARS indicate 150.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 4 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 245004O0101 Adjust Generator Voltage Regulator In Manual Performance Checklist Standards Initials
- 8. Notifies the CRS The Operator notifies the CRS that the Main Generator Voltage Regulator is in Manual and MVARS have been maximized.
- CUE: Respond as the CRS and acknowledge the report.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 5 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task No.: 245004O0101 Adjust Generator Voltage Regulator In Manual ATTACHMENT 1 SIMULATOR SET-UP A. Materials Required None B. Initialize the Simulator in IC 20.
Batch File Name - none.
C. Change the simulator conditions as follows:
- 1. Triggers
- 2. Malfunctions
- 3. Remotes None
- 4. Overrides None
- 5. Panel Setup
- a. Place the Simulator in RUN.
- b. Adjust MVARS to +10.
- g. Allow conditions to stabilize.
- i.
FREEZE the Simulator.
Note: If this JPM is to be performed more than once, take a SNAPSHOT after the panel setup is complete.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 6 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 ATTACHMENT 2 Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to transfer the Main Generator Voltage Regulator to manual and adjust MVARs. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them to transfer the Main Generator Voltage Regulator to manual and adjust MVARs to maximum allowed by this procedure. During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
- 1.
The Main Generator Voltage Regulator is not working.
- 2.
MVARs are high and require adjusting.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to transfer the Main Generator Voltage Regulator to manual and adjust MVARs to the maximum allowed by this procedure.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 In Plant JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 1 of 7 RO-In Plant-2g Revision 08 IN PLANT JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
PERFORM RWM STARTUP CHECKS Candidate:
Examiner:
Pass: Fail: Examiner Signature: Date:
Additional Program Information:
- Performed NOT Faulted**
1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: SIM 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: RO/SRO 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform 4.
Performance Time: 25 minutes 5.
Importance Rating: 3.5/3.4 6.
NRC K/A 201006 A3.02 Directions to Examiner:
1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to perform the Panel 9-5 section of the Rod Worth Minimizer functional test.
2.
If this JPM is performed on the Simulator, only cues preceded by "#" should be given.
3.
Observe the trainee during performance of the JPM for proper use of self-checking methods.
4.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
5.
Brief the trainee, place the simulator in run, and tell the trainee to begin.
==================================================================
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in mode 5 with all rods in.
2.
RWM is ready for its functional test.
General
References:
1.
CNS Procedure 6.RW M.301, Rod Worth Minimizer Functional Test for Startup, Rev. 7 General Tools and Equipment:
None
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 In Plant JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 2 of 7 RO-In Plant-2g Revision 08 IN PLANT JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
PERFORM RWM STARTUP CHECKS Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
1.
Simulator Setup: See Attachment 1.
2.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
3.
Simulator cues denoted by "#".
Task Standards:
1.
Accurately locate, identify, operate and/or manipulate all component controls required to be utilized to perform the RWM Functional test.
2.
Accurately locate and identify all instrumentation required to be monitored to perform the RWM Functional test.
3.
Correctly interpret instrument and system responses and their interrelationships when performing the daily RWM Functional test.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to perform the RWM Functional test prior to startup. All of the requirements for procedure 6.RWM.301 have been met. The procedure has been completed through step 4.4. The Control Room Supervisor has directed you to complete the procedure through step 4.21. (You need to complete steps 4.5 through 4.21) No control rods should be selected or moved during your portion of the procedure. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
NOTE: Place the Simulator in RUN and tell the trainee to begin..
NOTE: Michael, I need help on the critical tasks for this JPM.
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Title:
PERFORM RWM STARTUP CHECKS Performance Checklist Standards Initials 1.
Correct Procedure.
Candidate procures correct procedure, 6.RWM.301, and starts at step 4.5.
2.
Mode Switch and Rod Check.
At Panel 9-5, ensure REACTOR MODE switch is in REFUEL, all rods are fully inserted, and no rod is selected.
3.
Check Bypass in Normal.
At Panel 9-5, ensure RWM BYPASS keylock switch is in NORMAL and MANUAL bypass light is off.
4.
Demand RWM.
At an IDT, demand RWM.
5.
Key F4.
At IDT, press function Key F4.
6.
System Initialize.
At Panel 9-5, press SYSTEM INITIALIZE button.
7.
Press INOP/RESET button.
Press INOP/RESET button.
8.
Check IDT.
On IDT, check following:
1 INSERT BLOCK indicator is green.
2 WITHDRAW BLOCK indicator is green.
3 RWM On Line indicator is green and reads RWM ON LINE.
4 RWM MODE reads OPERATING < LPSP.
9.
Check 9-5.
On Panel 9-5, check following:
1 Annunciator 9-5-1/A-5, RWM ROD BLOCK, is clear.
2 INSERT BLOCK light is off.
3 WITHDRAW BLOCK light is off.
4 RWM, PROGR, and BUFF quadrants of INOP/RESET light are off.
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Title:
PERFORM RWM STARTUP CHECKS Performance Checklist Standards Initials 10.
Verify check 1 and 2 SAT or check 3 SAT.
On IDT:
1 1 is displayed in GROUP display window.
2 RWM On Line indicator is green and reads RWM ON LINE.
3 RWM MODE reads 9-5 PANEL OFF-LINE.
4 Appropriate sequence from control rod sequence package is displayed in SEQUENCE display window.
On Panel 9-5:
1 Annunciator 9-5-1/A-5 alarms.
2 RWM quadrant of INOP/RESET light is on.
3 PROGR quadrant of INOP/RESET light is on.
11.
Re-Initialize.
Press SYSTEM INITIALIZE button and check Annunciator 9-5-1/A-5 clears.
12.
INOP to check BUFF light.
Press and hold INOP/RESET button and check BUFF quadrant of light turns on.
13.
Inform the CRS that the task is complete.
Release INOP/RESET button and check all three quadrants of light turn off.
14.
Check RWM Mode.
At IDT, check RWM MODE reads OPERATING < LPSP.
15.
RWM Bypass.
At Panel 9-5, place RWM BYPASS keylock switch to BYPASS 16.
Check Manual.
On Panel 9-5: Check MANUAL bypass light turns on.
17.
Check INOP light.
On Panel 9-5: Check RWM quadrant of INOP/RESET light turns on.
18.
Check IDT.
On IDT, RWM MODE reads 9-5 PANEL OFF-LINE.
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Title:
PERFORM RWM STARTUP CHECKS Performance Checklist Standards Initials 19.
RWM to Normal.
At Panel 9-5, place RWM BYPASS keylock switch to NORMAL and check following:
1 Annunciator 9-5-1/A-5 alarms.
2 MANUAL bypass light turns off.
20.
RWM Initialize.
At Panel 9-5, press SYSTEM INITIALIZE button and check following:
1 Annunciator 9-5-1/A-5 clears.
2 On IDT, RWM MODE reads OPERATING <
LPSP.
21.
Press INOP.
At Panel 9-5, press INOP/RESET button and check RWM quadrant of INOP/RESET light turns off.
22.
RWM Diagnostic.
At IDT, press function Key F6, check DIAG TEST indicator is red, and check following repeats approximately every 15 seconds:
On Panel 9-5:
1 Annunciator 9-5-1/A-5 alarms, then clears.
2 Alarm CRT displays 2159 RWM ROD INSERT BLOCK, then 2159 RWM ROD INSERT BLOCK RESET.
3 Alarm CRT displays 2158 RWM ROD WITHDRAWAL BLOCK, then 2158 RWM ROD WITHDRAWAL BLOCK RESET.
4
$AC$ INSERT BLOCK light turns on, then off.
5
$AC$ WITHDRAW BLOCK light turns on, then off.
On IDT:
1
$AC$ INSERT BLOCK indicator turns red, then green.
2
$AC$ WITHDRAW BLOCK indicator turns red, then green.
23.
Check RWM Mode.
At IDT, press function Key F6
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PERFORM RWM STARTUP CHECKS Performance Checklist Standards Initials 24.
Inform the CRS that the task is complete.
Inform Control Room Supervisor that the assigned portion of the RWM Functional Test is Complete.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 In Plant JPM P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 7 of 7 RO-In Plant-2g Revision 08 IN PLANT JPM FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
PERFORM RWM STARTUP CHECKS ATTACHM ENT 1 SIMULATOR SET-UP A.
Materials Required None B.
Initialize the Simulator in ????
Batch File Name - none.
C.
Change the simulator conditions as follows:
1.
Triggers None 2.
Malfunctions None 3.
Remotes None 4.
Overrides None 5.
Panel Setup None D.
Place the Simulator in RUN to allow conditions to stabilize.
Note:
If this JPM is to be performed more than once, snap the simulator into IC-0 after the panel setup is complete.
Cooper Nuclear Station SKL034-20-04 Job Performance Measure P8200408.J Week of Dec. 04, 2000 Page 8 of 7 RO-In Plant-2g Revision 08 JOB PERFORMANCE MEASURE FOR OPERATIONS Task
Title:
PERFORM RWM STARTUP CHECKS ATTACHM ENT 2 Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform the RWM Functional Test. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in mode 5 with all rods in.
2.
RWM is ready for its functional test.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to perform the RWM Functional test prior to startup. All of the requirements for procedure 6.RWM.301 have been met. The procedure has been completed through step 4.4. The Control Room Supervisor has directed you to complete the procedure through step 4.21. (You need to complete steps 4.5 through 4.21) No control rods should be selected or moved during your portion of the procedure. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
ATTACHM ENT 3 This Page May Be Given To The Candidate Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform the RWM Functional Test. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in mode 5 with all rods in.
2.
RWM is ready for its functional test.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to perform the RWM Functional test prior to startup. All of the requirements for procedure 6.RWM.301 have been met. The procedure has been completed through step 4.4. The Control Room Supervisor has directed you to complete the procedure through step 4.21. (You need to complete steps 4.5 through 4.21) No control rods should be selected or moved during your portion of the procedure. Notify the CRS when the task is complete.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 1 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 TASK 200141P0501 Perform Control Room Operator Action During a Fire Trainee:
Examiner:
Pass Fail Examiner Signature:
Date:
Additional Program Information:
ALTERNATE PATH
- 1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: CR
- 2.
Appropriate Trainee Levels: RO/SRO
- 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform Simulate
- 4.
Performance Time: 10 minutes
- 5.
NRC K/A 600000 AA2.03 IR: 2.8/3.2 Directions to Examiner:
- 1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to perform the Reactor Operator actions for a Fire.
- 2.
If this JPM is performed on the Simulator, only the cues preceded by "#" should be given.
- 3.
Observe the trainee during performance of the JPM for proper use of self-checking methods.
- 5.
All blanks must be filled out with either examiner=s initials or an "NP" for "not performed,@
and an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
- 6.
Give the trainee his copy of the Directions to the Trainee (Attachment 1) when the trainee is ready to start the JPM.
This is an ALTERNATE PATH JPM, the RO will need to address the annunciators that indicate a need to start additional Fire Pumps.
Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform the RO actions for a fire in the plant. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using to perform the actions of the Reactor Operator for a fire in the plant. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them to perform those actions. During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 2 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 TASK 200141P0501 Perform Control Room Operator Action During a Fire General Conditions:
- 1.
The Diesel Fire Pump is tagged out for rebuild.
- 2.
It is the middle of the night on the weekend.
- 3.
The following annunciators have just been received.
- a. FP-3/E-1 RX BLDG 958 RRMG OIL PUMPS SYS 4 SPKLR FLOW
- b. FP-4/D-4 FIRE SYSTEM LOW PRESSURE
- 4.
Fire Header Pressure on FP-PI-651E (VBD-FP) is reading 120 psig.
General
References:
- 1.
Procedure 2.3_FP-3
- 2.
Procedure 2.3_FP-4
- 3.
Procedure 5.4FIRE General Tools and Equipment:
None Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
- 1.
Critical checks denoted by A*@.
- 2.
Simulator cues denoted by A#@.
Task Standards:
- 1.
100% of critical elements successfully completed without error.
- 2.
100% of safety and radiological work practices.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to perform the Reactor Operator actions for a fire in the plant. Inform the CRS when you have completed the task.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 3 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 TASK 200141P0501 Perform Control Room Operator Action During a Fire Performance Checklist Standards Initials
- 1. Obtains procedure The Operator gets a current copy of Procedure 5.4FIRE and the two Fire Panel Alarms.
- CUE:
Provide a copy of the procedures identified.
NOTE: The Operator may perform the 5.4FIRE actions first, but may also elect to perform the 2.3FP Fire annunciator sections first.
- 2. Responds to the fire alarm The Operator responds to the fire alarm FP-3/E-1 and notes the requirement to enter 5.4FIRE.
CUE: Provide a copy of 5.4FIRE if not already provided.
- 3. Responds to the fire alarm The Operator responds to the fire alarm FP-4/D-4 and checks the header pressure on FP-PI-651E on vertical board FP.
CUE: Indicate FP-PI-651E is reading 120 psig.
- 4. Starts the E Fire Pump The Operator starts Fire Pump E by placing ELECTRICAL FIRE PUMP E switch to START on panel FA.
CUE: Indicate The Fire Pump is running by the red light being illuminated and the green light off.
NOTE: Make sure that the Operator knows not to depress the fire alarm or make any announcement over the Gaitronics.
- 5. Sounds the fire alarm The Operator performs 5.4FIRE Attachment 1, and sounds the fire alarm pulse for tem seconds by pushing the alarm push button.
CUE: The alarm has sounded for ten seconds.
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- 6. Makes announcement The Operator then makes the following announcement ATTENTION, A FIRE HAS BEEN DETECTED IN THE Rx Recirc Oil Pump area. FIRE BRIGADE REPORT TO THE 903 Rx Corridor FIRE EQUIPMENT LOCKER. Reactor Building Operator GO TO the 958 Reactor Bldg and REPORT TO THE CONTROL ROOM.
- 7. Sounds the fire alarm again The Operator repeats the sounding of the fire alarm pulse for tem seconds by pushing the alarm push button again.
CUE: The alarm has sounded for ten seconds.
- 8. Makes announcement again The Operator then makes the following announcement again ATTENTION, A FIRE HAS BEEN DETECTED IN THE Rx Recirc Oil Pump area. FIRE BRIGADE REPORT TO THE 903 Rx Corridor FIRE EQUIPMENT LOCKER. Reactor Building Operator GO TO the 958 Reactor Bldg and REPORT TO THE CONTROL ROOM.
- 9. Switch radio to Base 2
The Operator switches the Fire Brigade Radio to Base
- 2.
CUE: The switch is in Base 2 position.
CUE: Tell the Operator that the following people have called in; Shift Manager, Fire Brigade Leader, and the dispatched Station Operator.
- 10. Notifies security The Operator notifies Security (CAS).
CUE: Respond as CAS to the notification.
- 11. Determines OWC and Power limitations The Operator determines that Optimum Water Chemistry can remain in operation and that power may need to be reduced.
CUE: Indicate the Shift Manager is making those decisions.
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CUE: Respond to the notification.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 6 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 TASK 200141P0501 Perform Control Room Operator Action During a Fire ATTACHMENT 1 Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform the RO actions for a fire in the plant. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using to perform the actions of the Reactor Operator for a fire in the plant. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them to perform those actions. During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
- 1.
The Diesel Fire Pump is tagged out for rebuild.
- 2.
It is the middle of the night on the weekend.
- 3.
The following annunciators have just been received.
- a. FP-3/E-1 RX BLDG 958 RRMG OIL PUMPS SYS 4 SPKLR FLOW
- b. FP-4/D-4 FIRE SYSTEM LOW PRESSURE
- 4.
Fire Header Pressure on FP-PI-651E (VBD-FP) is reading 120 psig.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to perform the Reactor Operator actions for a fire in the plant. Inform the CRS when you have completed the task.
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Examiner:
Pass Fail Examiner Signature:
Date:
Additional Program Information:
ALTERNATE PATH
- 1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: CR
- 2.
Appropriate Trainee Levels: RO/SRO
- 3.
Evaluation Method: Perform Simulate
- 4.
Performance Time: 10 minutes
- 5.
NRC K/A 600000 AA2.03 IR: 2.8/3.2 Directions to Examiner:
- 1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to perform the Reactor Operator actions for a Fire.
- 2.
If this JPM is performed on the Simulator, only the cues preceded by "#" should be given.
- 3.
Observe the trainee during performance of the JPM for proper use of self-checking methods.
- 5.
All blanks must be filled out with either examiner=s initials or an "NP" for "not performed,@
and an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
- 6.
Give the trainee his copy of the Directions to the Trainee (Attachment 1) when the trainee is ready to start the JPM.
This is an ALTERNATE PATH JPM, the RO will need to address the annunciators that indicate a need to start additional Fire Pumps.
Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform the RO actions for a fire in the plant. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using to perform the actions of the Reactor Operator for a fire in the plant. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them to perform those actions. During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 2 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 TASK 200141P0501 Perform Control Room Operator Action During a Fire General Conditions:
- 1.
The Diesel Fire Pump is tagged out for rebuild.
- 2.
It is the middle of the night on the weekend.
- 3.
The following annunciators have just been received.
- a. FP-3/E-1 RX BLDG 958 RRMG OIL PUMPS SYS 4 SPKLR FLOW
- b. FP-4/D-4 FIRE SYSTEM LOW PRESSURE
- 4.
Fire Header Pressure on FP-PI-651E (VBD-FP) is reading 120 psig.
General
References:
- 1.
Procedure 2.3_FP-3
- 2.
Procedure 2.3_FP-4
- 3.
Procedure 5.4FIRE General Tools and Equipment:
None Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
- 1.
Critical checks denoted by A*@.
- 2.
Simulator cues denoted by A#@.
Task Standards:
- 1.
100% of critical elements successfully completed without error.
- 2.
100% of safety and radiological work practices.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to perform the Reactor Operator actions for a fire in the plant. Inform the CRS when you have completed the task.
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- 1. Obtains procedure The Operator gets a current copy of Procedure 5.4FIRE and the two Fire Panel Alarms.
- CUE:
Provide a copy of the procedures identified.
NOTE: The Operator may perform the 5.4FIRE actions first, but may also elect to perform the 2.3FP Fire annunciator sections first.
- 2. Responds to the fire alarm The Operator responds to the fire alarm FP-3/E-1 and notes the requirement to enter 5.4FIRE.
CUE: Provide a copy of 5.4FIRE if not already provided.
- 3. Responds to the fire alarm The Operator responds to the fire alarm FP-4/D-4 and checks the header pressure on FP-PI-651E on vertical board FP.
CUE: Indicate FP-PI-651E is reading 120 psig.
- 4. Starts the E Fire Pump The Operator starts Fire Pump E by placing ELECTRICAL FIRE PUMP E switch to START on panel FA.
CUE: Indicate The Fire Pump is running by the red light being illuminated and the green light off.
NOTE: Make sure that the Operator knows not to depress the fire alarm or make any announcement over the Gaitronics.
- 5. Sounds the fire alarm The Operator performs 5.4FIRE Attachment 1, and sounds the fire alarm pulse for tem seconds by pushing the alarm push button.
CUE: The alarm has sounded for ten seconds.
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- 6. Makes announcement The Operator then makes the following announcement ATTENTION, A FIRE HAS BEEN DETECTED IN THE Rx Recirc Oil Pump area. FIRE BRIGADE REPORT TO THE 903 Rx Corridor FIRE EQUIPMENT LOCKER. Reactor Building Operator GO TO the 958 Reactor Bldg and REPORT TO THE CONTROL ROOM.
- 7. Sounds the fire alarm again The Operator repeats the sounding of the fire alarm pulse for tem seconds by pushing the alarm push button again.
CUE: The alarm has sounded for ten seconds.
- 8. Makes announcement again The Operator then makes the following announcement again ATTENTION, A FIRE HAS BEEN DETECTED IN THE Rx Recirc Oil Pump area. FIRE BRIGADE REPORT TO THE 903 Rx Corridor FIRE EQUIPMENT LOCKER. Reactor Building Operator GO TO the 958 Reactor Bldg and REPORT TO THE CONTROL ROOM.
- 9. Switch radio to Base 2
The Operator switches the Fire Brigade Radio to Base
- 2.
CUE: The switch is in Base 2 position.
CUE: Tell the Operator that the following people have called in; Shift Manager, Fire Brigade Leader, and the dispatched Station Operator.
- 10. Notifies security The Operator notifies Security (CAS).
CUE: Respond as CAS to the notification.
- 11. Determines OWC and Power limitations The Operator determines that Optimum Water Chemistry can remain in operation and that power may need to be reduced.
CUE: Indicate the Shift Manager is making those decisions.
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CUE: Respond to the notification.
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Cooper Nuclear Station Page 6 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 TASK 200141P0501 Perform Control Room Operator Action During a Fire ATTACHMENT 1 Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to perform the RO actions for a fire in the plant. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues, and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using to perform the actions of the Reactor Operator for a fire in the plant. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them to perform those actions. During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
- 1.
The Diesel Fire Pump is tagged out for rebuild.
- 2.
It is the middle of the night on the weekend.
- 3.
The following annunciators have just been received.
- a. FP-3/E-1 RX BLDG 958 RRMG OIL PUMPS SYS 4 SPKLR FLOW
- b. FP-4/D-4 FIRE SYSTEM LOW PRESSURE
- 4.
Fire Header Pressure on FP-PI-651E (VBD-FP) is reading 120 psig.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to perform the Reactor Operator actions for a fire in the plant. Inform the CRS when you have completed the task.
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Examiner:
Pass Fail Examiner Signature:
Date:
Additional Program Information:
- 1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: In Plant
- 2.
Appropriate Trainee Levels: RO / SRO
- 3.
Evaluation Method: Simulate
- 4.
Performance Time: 15 minutes
- 5.
NRC K/A 295003.AA1.03 (4.4 / 4.4)
Directions to Examiner:
Directions to Trainee:
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them in order to complete the assigned task.
During task performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation. ALL PLANT ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL BE SIMULATED!
Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 2 of 3 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 00 Task Number: None SENSITIVE INFORMATION General Conditions:
- 1.
The Plant has experience a total loss of A/C and D/C power.
- 2.
Reactor Pressure is 600 psig.
- 3.
Procedure 5.3ALT-STRATEGY, has been entered.
- 4.
Another SO has completed the Breaker Alignments, General
References:
- 1.
Procedure 5.3ALT-STRATEGY General Tools and Equipment:
Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
- 1.
Critical checks denoted by "*."
- 2.
Simulator cues denoted by "#."
Task Standards:
- 1.
100% of critical elements successfully completed without error.
- 2.
100% of safety and radiological work practices.
Initiating Cue(s):
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Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 1 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 11 Task No.:
RPS Motor Generator Startup and Return to Normal Trainee:
Examiner:
Pass Fail Examiner Signature:
Date:
Start Time:
Finish Time:
Comments:
Additional Program Information:
- 1.
Appropriate Performance Location: Plant
- 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: RO / SRO
- 3.
Evaluation Method: Simulate Perform
- 4.
Validation Time: 30 minutes
- 5.
NRC K/A 2.1.30 3.9/3.4 Directions to Examiner:
- 1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to startup an RPS motor generator set and return RPS to a normal electrical lineup.
- 2.
All blanks should be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space, if desired, by the examiner.
- 3.
Give the trainee his copy of the Directions to the Trainee (Attachment 1) when ready to start the JPM.
- 4.
Brief the trainee and tell the trainee to begin.
Directions to Trainee:
When I tell you to begin, you are to inject to the RPV with the CRD system. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them in order to complete the assigned task.
General Conditions:
- 1.
Reactor is at 90 percent power.
- 2.
Maintenance has completed the replacement of EPA 1A1 in RPS A and post maintenance testing has been completed.
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RPS Motor Generator Startup and Return to Normal
- 3.
Division I of RPS is currently on the alternate power supply.
General
References:
- 1.
System Operating Procedure 2.2.22, Vital Instrument Power System, Rev. 47.
General Tools and Equipment:
- 1.
Standard PPE for in plant Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
- 1.
Critical checks denoted by "*.
Task Standards:
- 1.
100% of critical elements successfully completed without error.
- 2.
100% of radiological work practices.
Initiating Cue(s):
The plant is currently at 90 percent rated power with all equipment in a normal lineup with the exception of RPS. PRA risk is green with no emergent activities anticipated. The CRS directs you to start RPS Motor Generator A and return RPS to a normal electrical lineup by performing Section 5 and Section 7 of System Operating Procedure 2.2.22, Vital Instrument Power System.
You are to notify the CRS when the task is completed.
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RPS Motor Generator Startup and Return to Normal Performance Checklist Standards/Cues Initials
perform following:
Ensure AC OUTPUT GEN breaker is OFF.
Ensure AC INPUT MOT breaker is OFF.
Locates RPS MG Set A Control Cubicle.
CUE: Breaker is OFF CUE: Breaker is OFF
- 2. At MCC-L (Control Building 882'),
ensure Breaker 3D, RPS-MG-RPSA, REACTOR PROT SYS A MOTOR GEN SET, is closed.
Locates Breaker on MCC-L and verifies it is closed.
CUE: Breaker 3D is closed.
3 At REACTOR PROTECT SYS MOT AND GEN SET #1A CONTROL CUBICLE, perform following:
Check VOLTAGE ADJ is at approximately midpoint position.
Close AC INPUT MOT breaker.
CUE: The voltage adjust has not been moved.
CUE: The position of the VOLTAGE ADJ is as it indicates Locates and simulates closing breaker.
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- 4. Press MOTOR ON button for ~ 15 seconds to allow MG Set to come up to speed and release when A-C VOLTS are > 110V.
Check A-C VOLTS have stabilized between 114V and 126V.
If yellow OVERVOLTAGE light is on, turn off light by pressing MOT ON button.
CUE: Voltage is as indicated.
CUE: Overvoltage light is not on.
- 5. Close AC OUTPUT GEN breaker.
Locates and simulates closing AC breaker.
- 6. Verify LEDs on front of panel, for EPA 1A1, are off.
Verify LEDs on front of panel, for EPA 1A2, are off.
CUE: All LEDs are OFF.
At ELECTRICAL PROTECTION ASSEMBLY 1A1, place breaker to ON.
CUE: 1A1 is OFF
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- 8. At ELECTRICAL PROTECTION ASSEMBLY 1A2, ensure breaker is OFF.
At ELECTRICAL PROTECTION ASSEMBLY 1A2, place breaker to ON.
CUE: EPA breaker 1A2 is OFF.
Closes EPA 1A2.
- 9. At Panel 9-16 (Control Room), check white GEN A FEED light above RPS BUS A PWR TRANSFER switch turns on.
Locates and verifies light is lit.
CUE: Light is as indicated.
CUE: Inform the applicant steps 7.2.1 through 7.2.6 have been completed by the control room staff.
Locate and simulate placing the transfer switch in TRANS.
- 11. Reset scram per Procedure 2.1.5.
CUE: This step will be performed by the RO.
ATTACHMENT 1
Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Page 6 of 6 Job Performance Measure for Operations Revision 10 Trainee Handout When I tell you to begin, you are to inject to start RPS Motor Generator A and place the RPS system in a normal lineup. Before you start, I will provide the general plant conditions, the Initiating Cues and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them in order to complete the assigned task.
This is not a time critical JPM.
General Conditions:
- 1. Reactor is at 90 percent power.
- 2. RPS A is currently aligned to the alternate power supply.
- 3. There are no emergency or abnormal procedures in use.
Initiating Cues:
The plant is currently at 90 percent rated power with all equipment in a normal lineup with the exception of RPS. RPS A is currently being supplied by the alternate power supply. PRA risk is green with no emergent activities anticipated.
Maintenance has completed the replacement of Electrical Protection Assembly (EPA) 1A1 and all post maintenance testing has been performed. The CRS directs you to place RPS Motor Generator A in service and return RPS to a normal electrical lineup in accordance with Sections 5 and 7 of System Operating Procedure 2.2.22, Vital Instrument Power System. You are to notify the CRS when the task is complete.
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Title:
MANUALLY VENT THE SCRAM AIR HEADER Candidate:
Examiner:
Pass: Fail: Examiner Signature: Date:
Additional Program Information:
- Performed NOT Faulted**
1.
Appropriate Performance Locations: CR/SIM 2.
Appropriate Trainee Level: RO/SRO 3.
Evaluation Method: Simulate Perform 4.
Performance Time: 18 minutes 5.
Importance Rating: 3.9/4.0 6.
NRC 295037 EA1.05 Directions to Examiner:
1.
This JPM evaluates the trainee's ability to perform the EOP action of manually venting the scram air header.
- 2.
Observe the trainee during performance of the JPM for proper use of self-checking methods.
- 3.
All blanks must be filled out with either initials or an NP for not performed; an explanation may also be written in the space if desired by the examiner.
==================================================================
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in an ATWS condition.
2.
Alternate Rod Insertion Methods are being used.
General
References:
1.
5.8.3, Alternate Rod Insertion Methods, Rev. 11, Section 8 General Tools and Equipment:
None Special Conditions, References, Tools, Equipment:
1.
Critical checks denoted by "*".
2.
Simulator cues denoted by "#".
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MANUALLY VENT THE SCRAM AIR HEADER Task Standards:
1.
Accurately locate, identify, operate and/or manipulate all component controls required to be utilized to manually vent the scram air header.
2.
Correctly interpret instrument and system responses and their interrelationships when manually venting the scram air header.
Initiating Cue(s):
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to manually vent the scram air header per procedure 5.8.3.
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Title:
MANUALLY VENT THE SCRAM AIR HEADER Performance Checklist Standards Initials 1.
Close air supply.
Close IA-985, CRD SCRAM DISCHARGE VOLUME & SCRAM PILOT AIR SUPPLY (R-903-SE).
Candidate: Rotate the handwheel CLOCKWISE.
- CUE: The handle is turning, the stem is moving in, the handle will not turn any further.
2.
Check root valve open.
Check open IA-244, PI-229 & PS-230 ROOT (R-903-SE).
- CUE: The valves are as you see them.
3.
Remove swagelok.
Remove 3/4" swagelok female connector with 1/4" plug from IA-1601, IA-PI-229 & IA-PS-230 DRAIN (R-903-SE).
Candidate WITH TOOL: Rotate tool on connector COUNTER-CLOCKWISE.
If correct tool used:
- CUE: The connector is backing off, the connector is disconnected.
4.
Open valve for air to escape.
Open IA-1601, IA-PI-229 & IA-PS-230 DRAIN (R-903-SE).
Candidate: Rotate the handwheel COUNTER-CLOCKWISE.
- CUE: The handle is turning, you hear a hissing getting louder, the stem is moving out, the handle will not turn any further.
NOTE: If candidate waits to contact CRS, after a minute, CUE that the hissing is getting softer and stops.
5.
Inform the CRS that the task is complete.
Inform Control Room Supervisor that scram air header venting is in progress/finished.
- CUE:
The CRS Acknowledges the report. This JPM is complete.
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MANUALLY VENT THE SCRAM AIR HEADER ATTACHM ENT 1 SIMULATOR SET-UP NA
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Title:
MANUALLY VENT THE SCRAM AIR HEADER ATTACHM ENT 2 Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to manually vent the scram air header. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them to manually vent the scram air header. During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in an ATWS condition.
2.
Alternate Rod Insertion Methods are being used.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to manually vent the scram air header per procedure 5.8.3.
ATTACHM ENT 3
This Page May Be Given To The Candidate Directions to Candidate:
When I tell you to begin, you are to manually vent the scram air header. Before you start, I will state the general plant conditions, the initiating cues and answer any questions you may have.
When simulating, physically point to any meters, gauges, recorders and controls you would be using. State the position of controls as you would have manipulated them to manually vent the scram air header. During performance, state the actions you are taking, e.g.: repositioning controls and observing instrumentation.
General Conditions:
1.
The plant is in an ATWS condition.
2.
Alternate Rod Insertion Methods are being used.
Initiating Cues:
The Control Room Supervisor directs you to manually vent the scram air header per procedure 5.8.3.
Appendix D Scenario Outline Form ES-D-1 Facility: _CNS_________________ Scenario No.: _1_______
Op-Test No.: _______
Examiners: ____________________________ Operators:
Initial Conditions: __The plant is operating at 100% power near the end of the current fuel cycle when the crew takes the shift. The plant is in a normal configuration with the B REC Heat Exchanger in Standby, and the A REC Heat Exchanger in service. The crew is instructed to swap the in-service heat exchanger. After the evolution is complete, a single LPRM fails downscale. The operators must bypass the LPRM in the APRM channel, but the APRM remains operable. The operators receive an urgent call from the turbine building that the condensate booster pump bearing temperature is climbing, and that the oil is leaking out of the bearing. The NLO feels that the pump must be shut down soon. The operators commence a rapid power reduction and remove the pump from service.
The power reduction is with Recirc only, and no rods will need to be moved immediately. After the plant has stabilized, HPCI inadvertently starts. The operators respond by securing the system.
However, the controller is damaged so that the system will not restart. An EHC failure cases the turbine bypass valves and the turbine governer valves to open simultaneously, causing a swell to level
- 8. MSIVs close due to the drop in pressure, and most of the control rods do not scram. HPCI will not restart, but RCIC starts and injects. However, the Reactor is at approximately 10% power, so the crew is forced to Emergency Depressurize. W hen the crew Emergency Depressurizes, three ADS valves do not open. The crew opens the other SRVs for a total of five. The Scenario ends with RCIC and condensate controlling level, boric acid injected, and rods driven in.
Turnover: The plant is operating at 100% power near the end of the current fuel cycle. The plant is in a normal configuration with the B REC Heat Exchanger in Standby, and the A REC Heat Exchanger in service. Procedure 2.2.65.1 is to be used to swap heat exchangers. REC HX B is in Standby in accordance with Section 19, and an Operator is standing by in R-931-REC HX area. River temperature is below 65F so that the plant will only be using one REC HX. REC tem perature will be locally controlled after the HX swap.
Event No.
Malf.
No.
Event Type*
Event Description 1
N Swap REC Heat Exchangers.
2 I
TS LPRM fails downscale.
3 C
Condensate Booster Pump A failure.
Rapidly decrease Reactor power using Recirculation.
4 C
TS HPCI inadvertently starts due to controller problems. (Damaged so that it will not start if needed.)
5 MAJ All Bypass Valves open. Reactor reaches level 8. MSIVs shut.
Reactor does not scram (ATW S).
6 C
During Emergency Depressurization, an ADS solenoid indicates open, but three valves do not open. Alternate ED by other SRVs.
(N)ormal, (R)eactivity, (I)nstrument, (C)omponent, (M)ajor, (TS) Tech Spec
Appendix D Required Operator Actions Form ES-D-2 Op-Test No.: _____ Scenario No.: _1____ Event No.: _1____
Page ___ of ___
Event
Description:
_Normal - Swap REC Heat Exchangers.
Time Position Applicants Actions or Behavior 0000 ATC/BOP Begin swapping REC HX using procedure 2.2.65.1, Section 9.2 ATC/BOP 9.2.2 Ensure SW-TCV-451B, REC HX B SW OUTLET TEMPERATURE CONTROL, switch is in OPEN.
ATC/BOP 9.2.3 If RMP-RM-351B, SW B EFFLUENT RAD MON, is inoperable, inform Chemistry to manually sample.
C ATC/BOP 9.2.4 While maintaining SW pressure $ 38 psig on SW-PI-2715A, SW LOOP A PRESSURE, and SW-PI-2715B, SW LOOP B PRESSURE, slowly throttle open SW-MO-651, REC HX B SERVICE WATER OUTLET, to match REC HX A SW flow rate.
ATC/BOP 9.2.5 The crew may call the operator in the HX area to confirm that the operator is there.
C ATC/BOP 9.2.6 While maintaining REC header pressure $ 65 psig, slowly throttle open REC-MO-713, HX B OUTLET VLV.
ATC/BOP 9.2.7 - SW is available to the B HX, so SW-TCV-451B should be placed in auto, and SW-MO-651 should be slowly throttled open while checking TCV is controlling.
ATC/BOP 9.2.8 (Independent Verification) Close REC-MO-712, HX A OUTLET VLV ATC/BOP 9.2.9 (Independent Verification) Close SW-MO-650, REC HX A SERVICE WATER OUTLET.
ATC/BOP 9.2.10 Either place SW-TCV-451A in OPEN OR ensure REC-TIC-451A is in AUTO and adjust setpoint so that SW-TCV-451A stays closed.
Event ends with REC HX B in service, and the outlet temperature being adjusted by the local operator.
Note: The SW outlet valve opening timing is going to be set to shorten the temperature swings. This event could be time consuming otherwise.
Appendix D Required Operator Actions Form ES-D-2 Op-Test No.: _____ Scenario No.: _1____ Event No.: _2____
Page ___ of ___
Event
Description:
_Component - LRPM fails upscale.
Time Position Applicants Actions or Behavior ATC Notes LPRM Downscale Alarm, and reports this to SRO. Consults ARP 2.3_9-5-1 ATC Determines which LPRM is alarming by looking at the Full Core Display. APRM B - LPRM 5D fails downscale.
ATC Selects Control Rod so that alarming LPRM is displayed on 4 rod display.
ATC/SRO Notes that power is stable, and enters procedure 10.19 ATC Verify 2 LPRM inputs per level and 11 LPRMs per APRM channel.
LPRM 5D failed downscale, and 5B? was already bypassed.
Realizes two operable LPRMs in that level.
C ATC/BOP Bypass the LPRM in the backpanels.
In PMIS, delete point ID for LPRM.
NOTE: This may be time consuming, scenario may continue at examiners discretion.
ATC/BOP Verify APRM Gain Adjustment Factor meets Procedure 6.LOG.601 surveillance requirements for affected APRM.
C SRO Consult TS 3.3.1.1 to confirm that only 11 LPRMs per APRM and 2 per level per APRM are required for operability.
Appendix D Required Operator Actions Form ES-D-2 Op-Test No.: _____ Scenario No.: _1____ Event No.: _3____
Page ___ of ___
Event
Description:
_Condensate Booster Pump failure forces downpower.
Time Position Applicants Actions or Behavior BOP Call from turbine building reporting pump is hot.
BOP Recieves call from Turbine Building reporting Condensate Booster Pump motor is very hot, it is continuing to degrade.
IF SRO does not order downpower, THEN NLO should request pump to be deenergized within a few minutes.
C SRO/ATC Immediate action is to reduce power according to procedure 2.1.10. Procedure 2.4MC-RF directs to lower core flow to 44*10^6 lbm/hr SRO Enters procedure 2.1.10, Section 8, Rapid Power Reduction BOP Secure Hydrogen Injection.
SRO Send operator to locally control DEH fluid temperature.
SRO Demand periodic case, check thermal limits. Notify RX Engineering.
C SRO/BOP Trip the Condensate Booster Pump.
SRO If Buffer Region is entered on Power/Flow map, procedure 2.4RR may be entered.
The event ends when core flow is reduced to 44*10^6 lbm/hr and the Condensate Booster Pump is tripped. The SRO may order thermal limits to be checked.
Appendix D Required Operator Actions Form ES-D-2 Op-Test No.: _____ Scenario No.: _1____ Event No.: _4____
Page ___ of ___
Event
Description:
_Component - HPCI inadvertantly starts..
Time Position Applicants Actions or Behavior BOP/ATC Announces that HPCI has started.
BOP/ATC Announces that plant conditions are incorrect for HPCI start.
SRO Orders that HPCI be shut down.
C BOP/ATC Manually trips HPCI.
SRO Orders investigation by Maintenance into the cause.
C SRO Technical Specifications 3.5.1 (C) HPCI is inoperable. LCO time of 14 days. RCIC must be administratively verified operable within one hour.
C SRO Contacts Work Control to confirm that RCIC surveillance was successful and within periodicity.
Event ends with system declared inoperable and RCIC verified operable administratively
Appendix D Required Operator Actions Form ES-D-2 Op-Test No.: _____ Scenario No.: _1____ Event No.: _5____
Page ___ of ___
Event
Description:
_Major - Rx Level 8 ATW S.
Time Position Applicants Actions or Behavior All Bypass Valves open, Rx reaches level 8, but Reactor does not scram (some rods insert, most do not due to channel bowing?).
Bypass valves shut, and both Main Feedwater Pumps have tripped. RCIC can be manually started - it will auto start.
ATC/BOP Announces Bypass valves open Level 8, failure to scram.
ATC/BOP Announces failure to restart MFPs.
SRO Enters EOP due to ATWS. (Condition which requires reactor scram, and reactor power above 3%)
SRO/ATC Depress both RX scram pushbuttons.
SRO/ATC Place mode switch in Shutdown.
SRO/ATC Initiate ARI.
SRO/ATC Runback Recirc Pumps.
C SRO/ATC Trip Recirc Pumps.
SRO/BOP Ensure RCIC is running.
SRO/BOP Inhibit ADS SRO May request that someone start defeating low level MSIV closure signal in accordance with 5.8.20 C
SRO/ATC Initiate SLC.
SRO Makes determination that RPV level cannot be maintained above -
25in FZ.
SRO/BOP Stop and prevent injection except for CRD, SLC, and RCIC.
C SRO/ATC Open 6 SRVs ATC Reports that only 3 ADS valves will open C
SRO/ATC Alternate ED - Open 2 LLS SRVs.
C SRO/BOP When below Minimum Steam Cooling Pressure, raise injection to maintain water level between -25in FZ and LL.
Scenario terminates with either hot shutdown boron injected or rods driven in by second scram.
Timeline:
8:34 start 1 min scram - atws MSIV shut war wagon out ARI initiated 2 min stabilizing pressure trip recirc pump power 10%
reset ARI insert Crs 3 min 40" FZ 900psig inhibit ADS
-113" WR CS, RHR inhibit 4 min 0"FZ inject SLC 5min stop and prevent - condensate level -35" corrected FZ maintain above -25" - HPCI does not work now know cant maintain above -25" 6 min ED required
-40" required torus water level 13ft.
7min Open 6 SRVs SRVs failure 5 SRVs open 8 min pressure at 560 and dropping rapidly.
asking Rx pressure 160 9min restore level when pressure 160 using condensate 10min drywell pressure 2psi up slow temp 187F rise slow torus temp 129 rise slow torus level 13ft Rx pressure 160 - starting injection with condensate 11min start fan coil units waiting for SDV to drain 12 min
-131 uncorrect FZ up slow 14 min
at -65" wr
Appendix D Scenario Outline Form ES-D-1 Facility: _CNS_________________ Scenario No.: _2_______
Op-Test No.: _______
Examiners: ____________________________ Operators:
Initial Conditions: __The plant is operating at 30% power at the end of the fuel cycle with a normal reactor shutdown in progress. The rod sequence is at RWM group??????, rod ???? at position ?????. A power reduction to 22% has been directed, at which point, a MSIV closure surveillance will be performed. DPIC-835B, Reactor Building differential pressure control is out of service due to an unknown failure.
The crew reduces power by inserting control rods. While they are inserting rods, the A Rod Block Monitor fails INOP. The channel must be bypassed to finish inserting rods. Once reactor power is reduced to 22%, the MSIV surveillance is commenced. The outboard MSIV will fail mid-position and will not reopen. The Shift Manager will order the CRS to close the inboard MSIV in order to satisfy the TS. After the plant has stabilized, a malfunction of differential pressure controller DPIC-835A on the Reactor Building HVAC system results in high reactor building pressure and entry into EOP Secondary Containment Control.
An earthquake results in a total loss of offsite power and a Medium Break LOCA simultaneously. Emergency Bus 1F locks out and the Diesel Generator Output Breaker 1GS does not automatically close. This forces the operator to manually close the breaker to make all of the equipment on the bus available. An ECST leak develops from the earthquake, and the HPCI automatic suction transfer is disabled. The operator must manually initiate the suction transfer before the pump cavitates.
Turnover: The plant is operating at 30% power with a normal reactor shutdown in progress. Procedure 2.1.4, Normal Shutdown has been completed up to step 5.10. You are to reduce power to 22% by inserting control rods according to Attachment 2 of procedure 10.13 and reducing recirculation flow when necessary. Once at 22%, hold until procedure steps 5.11 and 5.12 are completed by other people on shift. While waiting for these to be completed, complete MSIV IST testing Section 5 for valve 86D. The procedure, 6.MS.201 is complete through step 3.9. The rod sequence is currently at RW M group ????, rod ??? at position ????. The Shift Manager has approved an exception to 2.1.4 so that an extra operator will not be dedicated to inserting control rods. DPIC-835B, Reactor Building differential pressure control is out of service due to an unknown failure. and 9 of Procedure 10.13 will be handed to candidates.
Event No.
Malf.
No.
Event Type*
Event Description 1
R Reactor power reduction by inserting control rods and reducing recirc flow.
2 I
TS Rod Block Monitor fails INOP, requiring the RO to bypass the unit.
3 N
C TS RO performs MSIV slow close surveillance. MSIV fails in midposition during test.
4 C
TS Normal ventilation malfunction causes RB pressure to go positive.
5 M
Earthquake causes LOOP-MBLOCA.
C Emergency bus lockout. Other bus requires manually closing DG output breaker.
C ECST leak with HPCI automatic suction transfer disabled.
(N)ormal, (R)eactivity, (I)nstrument, (C)omponent, (M)ajor, (TS) Tech Spec
Appendix D Required Operator Actions Form ES-D-2 Op-Test No.: _____ Scenario No.: _1____ Event No.: _1____
Page ___ of ___
Event
Description:
Reactor power reduction by inserting control rods.
Time Position Applicants Actions or Behavior Note: Candidates should recognize that RR flow should be at minimum before FW flow goes below 20% to avoid RR runback.
Note: Need attachment 2 and 9 of Procedure 10.13.
CRS Direct ATC to insert rods or reduce Recirculation Flow to reduce power to 22%. Use procedure 2.1.10 and 10.13.
C ATC Inserts rods according to insert sheet and reduces Recirculation Flow BOP BOP shall check control rod movements by ATC.
Appendix D Required Operator Actions Form ES-D-2 Op-Test No.: _____ Scenario No.: _1____ Event No.: _2____
Page ___ of ___
Event
Description:
_Rod Block Monitor Fails Inop.
Initiate failure while the second?? rod is being withdrawn so that the failure occurs above 27.5% power.
Time Position Applicants Actions or Behavior ATC Reports Rod Withdrawal Block Annunciator and RBM Upscale/Inop Annunciator.
CRS Directs ATC to respond per Annunciator procedure.
ATC Checks white ROD OUT PERMIT light is off.
ATC Determines that the Rod Block Monitor is Inop by observing RBM indications on panel 9-5.
ATC Checks alarm lights on Panel 9-14 to determine cause of alarm.
Notes NO BALANCE light is lit.
ATC Attempts to clear the light by performing the following:
Place MODE switch to ZERO 2.
Place MODE switch to STANDBY.
Note: light will not clear, and RBM remains inop.
C ATC Bypasses A RBM on panel 9-5 using joystick.
CRS Table 3.3.2.1-1, line 1.d. shows that the Inop function is required above 27.5% power with MCPR<1.7. (Limiting Control Rod pattern).
LCO 3.3.2.1 Action A in effect for 1 channel of RBM inop. 24hr.
CRS Continue inserting rods and reducing recirculation flow to the predetermined power level.
NOTE: MCPR MUST BE <1.7 for LCO on RBM to apply. Must ensure that simulator includes this Limiting Control Rod pattern.
Appendix D Required Operator Actions Form ES-D-2 Op-Test No.: _____ Scenario No.: _1____ Event No.: _3____
Page ___ of ___
Event
Description:
RO performs MSIV slow close surveillance. MSIV fails midposition.
Time Position Applicants Actions or Behavior BOP Ensures reactor power < 70% and is at least 7% lower than APRM rod block setpoints.
C BOP At Panel 9-3, press MSIV TEST button for MSIV 86D.
BOP BOP recognizes that MSIV is midposition and will not close.
BOP Releases test button and recognizes that MSIV is stuck in midposition.
CRS Declares MSIV inoperable.
C CRS Enters TS LCO 3.6.1.3 Action A. Requires closed and deactivated automatic valve in the flowpath. 8hr completion time.
CUE: Shift Manager - Satisfy required action immediately.
If asked - satisfy action by closing inboard MSIV.
CRS Directs inboard MSIV 80D closed.
C BOP Closes MSIV 80D. Verifies red light extinguished and green light lit.
This Event is over when the inboard MSIV is closed. The applicants may perform other actions, but the examiners should go to the next event when ready.
Appendix D Required Operator Actions Form ES-D-2 Op-Test No.: _____ Scenario No.: _1____ Event No.: _4____
Page ___ of ___
Event
Description:
Normal ventilation malfunction causes RB pressure to go positive.
Time Position Applicants Actions or Behavior BOP/ATC Reports the receipt of the Secondary Containment )p High alarm and notes that it is a possible EOP entry.
BOP Reports that DPIC-835A has failed and that Reactor Bldg. pressure is positive. Reports that this is an EOP entry point.
CRS Enters EOP 5.3.1, Secondary Containment Control.
CRS/BOP Determines Pressure Controllers have failed.
CRS Refers to system procedure 2.2.47. Directs BOP from Section 10:
BOP Place control switches to running fans ?? To RUN.
C BOP Place Controller HV-DPIC-835A to MANUAL (M)
Adjust signal to stabilize Reactor Building pressure -0.30" to -0.33" wg.
CRS TS?
CRS Exits EOP 5.3.1 when pressure is restored with Shift Managers permission.
CUE: Permission is granted to exit EOPs.
Event is ended when pressure is restored.
Appendix D Required Operator Actions Form ES-D-2 Op-Test No.: _____ Scenario No.: _1____ Event No.: _5____
Page ___ of ___
Event
Description:
Earthquake causes LOOP-MLOCA.
There is a 2 second delay on LOOP. There is a 20 second delay on Medium Break LOCA (above capability of HPCI and RCIC).
Leak on ECST (single tank) should empty tank 7 minutes from time of earthquake. HPCI Time Position Applicants Actions or Behavior ATC/BOP Reports Annunciators:
B-3/B-1, SEISMIC EVENT.
B-3/A-1, EMERGENCY SEISMIC HIGH LEVEL.
CRS Enters procedure 5.1QUAKE.
CRS MAY order EO to search for equipment failures.
ATC/BOP Reports Reactor Scram due to LOOP.
Reports RPV level +3", EOP entry point.
CRS Enters EOP 1A, RPV Control ATC Places the mode switch in shutdown.
Reports power/pressure/level.
Reports all rods in.
Inserts SRMs/IRMs BOP Ensures PCIS Isolations and recognizes that 4160V ECCS has not initialized.
C BOP Reports that bus 1F is locked out and bus 1G has no power due to failure of breaker 1GS to close.
Closes breaker 1GS - which energizes bus 1G (DG#2 and B train equipment)
C BOP Depresses Emergency trip button for DG #1 within 6 minutes due to SW not being available due to bus lockout.
BOP Ensures 4160V ECCS initiates.
ATC/BOP Reports high drywell pressure>1.68 psig, EOP entry condition.
CRS Enters EOP 3A, Primary Containment Control CRS Directs crew to maintain RPV level between +3" and 54" CRS/ATC/B OP Crew determines that level cannot be restored and maintained above +3" CRS/ATC/B OP Inhibit ADS CRS Directs crew to restore and maintain RPV level above -150" CRS Directs crew to open SRVs as necessary to maximize cooldown rate below 100F/hr.
Perform this cue while level is dropping and SRVs are open for cooldown.
CUE: Equipment Operator: There is a leak from ECST??? and a lot of water on the floor. It is unisolable.
CRS Orders crew to monitor ECST level and transfer RCIC and HPCI suction to Suppression Pool when ECST reaches _____ level.
C ATC/BOP Manually transfers the HPCI suction from the ECST to the Suppression Pool BEFORE the pump cavitates.
Open HPCI-MO-58 and ensure HPCI-MO-17 closes.
ATC/BOP Manually transfers the RCIC suction from the ECST to the Suppression Pool BEFORE the pump cavitates.
Open RCIC-MO-41 and ensure RCIC-MO-18 closes.
ATC/BOP Reports torus water temperature 95F due to blowdown/LOCA.
CRS/ATC/B OP Chooses not to perform Suppression Pool Cooling due to upcoming Emergency Depressurization?????
CRS WHEN RPV level drops to 0" FZ and cannot be recovered before -
25"FZ, Emergency Depressurization is required. Orders 6 SRVs open.
C ATC/BOP Opens 6 SRVs.
CRS Directs crew to restore and maintain RPV level between +3" and
+54" Narrow Range.
CRS May order HPCI and RCIC to be tripped when RX pressure reaches 150psi.
ATC/BOP May trip HPCI and RCIC when RX pressure is below 150psi.
ATC/BOP When level reaches +3" and below +54", either:
Throttles injection valves for RHR and CS.
or Shuts down pumps Scenario terminates with level between +3" and +54" and stable or slight downward trend.
A ppendix D, Rev. 9 Scenario Outline Form ES-D-1 Battery Room Fan trip, CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA
/Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align RHR to inject Facility: __________________ Scenario No.: 3 No.: _______
Examiners: ____________________________ Operators:
Initial Conditions: The plant is operating at 100% power at the middle of the fuel cycle. The plant is in a 7 day LCO due to 1A SLC pump being out of service to replace the discharge relief valve that has failed open. CRD pump 1A is out of service due to a pump motor ground.
Turnover: Today is not a red light day. Coordinate with the load dispatcher to reduce power to 75% in order to facilitate control rod exchange and perform a swap of the SW pumps.
Event No.
Malf.
No.
Event Type*
Position Event Description
- 1.
N/A R
RO/CRS Reduce power
- 2.
N/A N
BOP Swap Service Water Pumps
- 3.
N/A C
BOP/CRS Service Water Pump D trip and LCO
- 4.
1 C
BOP/CRS Battery Room Ventilation Fan Failure TLCO
- 5.
2 C
RO/CRS CRD discharge filter clogging
- 6.
3 C
RO/CRS Recirc Pump Seal Failure
- 7.
4 M
All Scram Isolate the Recirc Loop/ Large Break LOCA
- 8.
6 C
BOP/RO Loss of the Startup Transformer and Lockout of 4160 1G,
- 9.
7 C**
BOP/RO Failure of RHR injection valve to auto open. Use of RHR and CS to restore reactor water level
- 10.
N/A C**
ALL Control Restore Reactor water level/Cool Containment
- CT (N)ormal, (R)eactivity, (I)nstrument, (C)omponent, (M)ajor
SCENARIO
SUMMARY
The plant is operating at 100% power with A SLC pump and the 1A CRD pump tagged out when the crew assumes the shift.
Power is reduced in anticipation of a control rod exchange. Following the power reduction the crew performs a swap of the operating Service Water Pumps. After the SW pumps are swapped the D SW Pump trips on overload requiring the CRS to declare one loop SW inop per T.S. 3.7.2.
After the T.S. call is made the operating Battery Room Fan Fails requiring the alternate to be started and the CRS to address the TRM.
After the Battery Room Ventilation is restored a burst of corrosion products in the CRD suction piping system clogs the in-service discharge filter. The crew places the opposite filter in service and restores CRD system flow. Some debris carries over to the RR pump seals and causes initially the A RR pump #1 seal to fail. The crew responds per 2.4RR. After the initial actions have been taken both seals catastrophically fail. The reactor scrams on high DW pressure and the turbine trips.
When the crew isolates the RR loop the transient causes a preexisting flaw in the RR pipe to fail resulting in a large RR pump discharge line break that is not isolable. The Startup Transformer then locks out and the emergency transformer picks up only 4160 1F. The CS and RHR pumps powered from 4160 1F automatically start but the CS injection fails to automatically open and must be manually opened. The leak is large enough so that RHR alone has insufficient capacity to refill the RPV and the RHR valve must be opened to restore level.
The scenario ends when RPV level is being maintained 3" to 54", and an RHR HX is in service.
CREW CRITICAL TASKS The crew shall restore 41601F to service to provide containment and core cooling.
The crew shall align CS injection valve to restore and maintain reactor water level greater than TAF.
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Rev. No.:
00 Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
SAP BET #
Prerequisites: None Duration (Hours):
1
References:
- 1.
Technical Specifications a 3.1.7 SLC System b 3.8.1 AC Sources - Operating c 3.7.2 Service Water and UHS
- 2.
Technical Requirements Manual a T3.8.1 Battery Room Ventilation
- 3.
Procedures a GOP 2.1.5 Reactor Scram b GOP 2.1.10 Station Power Changes c ACP 2.4GEN Generator or Hydrogen Abnormal d ACP 2.4HVAC Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning Abnormal e EP 5.3EMPWR Emergency Power f
ACP 2.4RR Reactor Recirculation Abnormal g ACP 2.4CRD Control Rod Drive Abnormal h EPIP 5.7.1 Emergency Classification i
EOP 5.8 Emergency RPV Depressurization - 2A k EOP 5.8 Primary Containment Control - 3A
- 4.
Miscellaneous a None
- 5.
PRA a Class of Sequence - LOCA b Key Contributor - Loss of DG#2 c Initiator of Core Damage - Loss of Offsite power
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
Rev. No.:
00 Page 2 of 14 COMMITMENT LIST Commitment Rev. Added None Method:
This evaluation scenario is intended to be used as an examination mechanism for evaluating Licensed Operator knowledge in a dynamic plant situation.
Crew configurations shall be consistent with the normal crew compliment used to operate the plant.
Special Equipment/Materials/Special Instructions:
The validation simulator load was XXXX. Compare current simulator load to the validation load.
If they are not the same, run the scenario and look for possible changes.
I.
SCENARIO
SUMMARY
The plant is operating at 100% power with A SLC pump tagged out when the crew assumes the shift.
Power is reduced in anticipation of a control rod exchange. Following the power reduction the crew performs a swap of the operating Service Water Pumps. When the D SW Pump is secured it trips requiring entry into LCO 3.7.2. After the SW pumps are swapped and Tech Specs are addressed the operating Battery Room Fan Fails requiring the alternate to be started and the CRS to address the TRM 3.8.1.
After the Battery Room Ventilation is restored a burst of corrosion products in the CRD suction piping system clogs the in-service discharge filter. The crew places the opposite filter in service and restores CRD system flow. Some debris carries over to the RR pump seals and causes initially the A RR pump #1 seal to fail. The crew responds per 2.4RR. After the initial actions have been taken both seals catastrophically fail. The reactor scrams on high DW pressure and the turbine trips.
When the crew isolates the RR loop the transient causes a preexisting flaw in the RR pipe to fail resulting in a large RR pump discharge line break that is not isolable. The Startup Transformer then locks out and the emergency transformer picks up only 4160 1F. The CS and RHR pumps powered from 4160 1F automatically start but the CS injection fails to automatically open and
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
Rev. No.:
00 Page 3 of 14 must be manually opened. The leak is large enough so that RHR alone has insufficient capacity to refill the RPV and the CS valve must be opened to restore level.
The scenario ends when RPV level is being maintained 3" to 54", and an RHR HX is in service.
II.
TASKS RO 200020O0401 Perform Emergency Shutdown From Power and Scram Response 200198A0501 Conduct RPV Injection With the LPCI System With the Heat Exchanger in Service 202023C0401 Respond to Recirculation Pump Seal Failure 264014C0401 Respond to Diesel Generator Failure 201021C0401 Respond to Loss of CRD Pump 209004O0101 Respond to Automatic Initiation of Core Spray (Not Inadvertent) 200199A0501 Conduct RPV Injection With Core Spray System 203003O0101 Respond to LPCI System Automatic Initiation 200198A0501 Conduct RPV Injection With the LPCI System With the Heat Exchanger in Service SRO 200336G0503 Direct Actions To Control Reactor Pressure 200337G0503 Direct Actions To Control Reactor Level 200338G0503 Direct Actions to Emergency Depressurize Reactor 200340G0503 Direct Actions For Emergency Shutdown From Power 201069G0403 Direct Actions for Loss Of CRD Pump 202049G0403 Direct Actions for Reactor Recirc Pump A(B) Seal Failure 202047G0403 Direct Actions for Trip of Reactor Recirc Pumps 262119G0403 Direct Actions for 4160V Switchgear Failure 200322G0503 Direct Actions for Small Leak Inside PC 262125G0503 Direct Actions for Loss of Normal AC Power - Use of Emergency Power 264042G0403 Direct Actions for DG Failure
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
Rev. No.:
00 Page 4 of 14 341030W0303 Evaluate Plant Systems Performance And Coordinate Appropriate Actions Per Technical Specifications In The Event A Limiting Condition For Operation is Entered/Not Satisfied 344018O0303 Classify Emergency Events Requiring Emergency Plan Implementation 344022O0303 Direct Emergency Response As Emergency Director (Emergency Plan) 344037O0303 Perform Required Notifications Of On-Site And Off-Site Personnel For Abnormal/Emergency Events
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
Rev. No.:
00 Page 5 of 14 III.
SIMULATOR SET-UP A.
Materials Required None B.
Initialize the simulator in IC19, 100% (EOC)
Batch File Name -
C.
Change the simulator conditions as follows:
- 1.
Triggers Number File Name Description E1 None Default to False E2 None Default to False E3 None Default to False E7 None True when generator trips E10 None Zlocrdsws3b(1)== 1 E11 OVLD alarm on stop ZDISWSWSWPDCS[2]== 1
- 2.
Malfunctions Number Title Trigger TD Severity Ramp Initial DG01A DG#1 Failure to Start A
N/A N/A N/A N/A ED03D 41601F Failure to Auto transfer A
N/A N/A N/A N/A CS02 Core Spray Injection Valve Fails To Auto Open A
N/A N/A N/A N/A RD08B CRD Pump Suction Filter Clogging E4 N/A N/A N/A N/A RR10 Recirc Pump #1 Seal Failure E5 N/A 100 5:00 0
RR11 Recirc Pump #2 Seal Failure E5 N/A 100 N/A N/A RR32 Reactor Recirc Discharge Loop Rupture E6 N/A 70%
N/A N/A
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
Rev. No.:
00 Page 6 of 14 ED05 Loss Of Power (Startup Transformer)
E7 N/A N/A N/A N/A ED08G 41601G Lockout E7 0:10 N/A N/A N/A
- 3.
Remotes Number Title Trigger Value Ramp
- 4.
Overrides Instrument Tag Trigger TD Value Ramp SLC pump 1A Control Switch A
N/A OFF N/A SLC pump 1A Green Light A
N/A OFF N/A SLC Squib Valve A Ready-W A
N/A OFF N/A R-1 C-06 Batt Room Exh. Fan Failure 1
N/A ON N/A R-1 D-06 Batt Room A Vent Flow Failure 1
N/A ON N/A R-1 E-06 Batt Room B Vent Flow Failure 1
N/A ON N/A 19A1DS04 Batt Room Exh Fan Red Light 12 N/A OFF N/A DG Trouble Alarm E2 N/A ON N/A CRD Pump 1B suction Low Pressure Alarm E4 N/A ON N/A CRD Pump 1B Suction Low Pressure Alarm E10 N/A OFF N/A RA:MUX18C020 SW Pump D Overload Trip Alarm E11 N/A ON N/A D.
Panel Set-up
- 1.
Ensure PMIS IDTs are blank.
- 2.
Hang a red tag on SLC pump 1A.
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
Rev. No.:
00 Page 7 of 14
- 3.
Update Safety System Status Panel (9-5) to reflect that A SLC pump is INOP.
- 4.
Balance Master Feedwater Controller.
- 5.
Balance Main Generator voltage regulator.
- 6.
Ensure Recirc Controllers are selected to S.
- 7.
Verify SW pump 1B is secured and 1D is running.
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
Rev. No.:
00 Page 8 of 14 IV SCENARIO CONDUCT Conditions/Instructor Activities Operator Activities Take the simulator out of FREEZE and allow the crew time to walkdown the panels.
CREW Panel walkdown.
NOTE:
After the Crew has taken the watch, the CRS should direct the power reduction. If it is not initiated within a timely fashion, call the CRS as Doniphan and request the power reduction.
ROLL PLAY:
If needed call the control room supervisor as Doniphan and request the power reduction be started as soon as possible.
CRS Directs power reduction.
- References procedure 2.1.10.
- Lowers the speed of both reactor recirc pumps.
- Monitors plant as power lowers
- Ensures that RR flows are balanced.
ROLE PLAY:
As SO at the AB@ SW Pump report the pump is ready for operation.
CRS Directs BOP operator to shift operating SW Pumps by placing AB@ SW Pump in service and securing the AD@ SW Pump per 2.2.71.
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
Rev. No.:
00 Page 9 of 14 Conditions/Instructor Activities Operator Activities ROLE PLAY:
If asked by the control room report that no sounding is in progress and silt levels are below the limit.
ROLE PLAY:
If asked by the control room for Zurn strainer D/P report D/P at 2 psid.
ROLE PLAY:
If contacted after the pump swap report that the AB@ SW Pump is ready operating normally.
BOP Contacts SO at the AB@ SW Pump to insure pump is ready to start.
Place mode selector switch for the AB@ SW Pump in MAN.
Start AB@ SW Pump by placing CS to START.
Verify normal system pressures.
Place mode selector switch for AB@ SW Pump to STANDBY.
Place mode selector switch for the AD@ SW Pump in MAN.
Stop AD@ SW Pump by placing CS to STOP.
Notes Overload Trip Annunciator and reports to CRS.
Verify mode selector switch positioned per 2.2.71.
- Refers to Tech Specs 3.7.2 and determines a 30 day LCO.
ACTION When the crew has completed the Service Water Pump Swap and Tech Spec call Insert Trigger E12 and Trigger 1:
Battery Room Vent Fan Trip indication.
ACTION After the BOP starts the alternate fan wait 5 seconds and delete the fan annunciator overrides inserted on trigger 1 BOP
- Responds to Annunciator Card and reports that the Operating Battery Room Vent Fan has failed.
- Starts alternate fan CRS
- Refers to TRM 3.8.1 and determines a 7 day TLCO with one fan inoperable.
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
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00 Page 10 of 14 Conditions/Instructor Activities Operator Activities ACTION When the crew has completed the Battery Vent Fan actions Insert Trigger E2:
DG Trouble Annunciator ROLE PLAY Station operator reports that the cause of the DG Trouble alarm is low oil temperature, the actual oil temperature is 85°F. Also inform the Control Room that alarm procedure DG-2/1-5 directs that if temperature is less than 90°F the SM be informed to declare DG2 inoperable.
- Announces DG#2 Trouble Alarm and dispatches a SO to investigate.
- Declares DG2 inoperable enters 7 day LCO.
- Addresses TS 3.8.1
- Directs the performance of SR 3.8.1.1
- Declares SLC pump 1B inoperable with 8 hour9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br /> restoration time.
ACTION When the crew has finished the Tech Spec call on the Diesel Generator, Insert Trigger E4:
RD08B CRD Pump 1B Trip RO Announces Suction Filter High D/P alarm.
Announces CRD pump 1B Trip Place CRD-FC-301 in MAN.
Adjust CRD-FC-301 to minimum Start CRD Pump A.
Slowly adjust CRD-FC-301 to obtain flow of 50 gpm.
Balance CRD-FC-301.
Place CRD-FC-301 to BAL Informs the CRS that CRD pump 1A is in service.
CRS Directs the RO to place the Standby pump in Service.
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
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00 Page 11 of 14 ACTION When the CRD pump 1A is running.
Insert Trigger E5:
RR10 Recirc Pump #1 Seal Failure In four minutes RR11 Recirc Pump #2 Seal Failure RO Reports abnormal indications on A RR pump.
May diagnose the failure as #1 pump seal.
- Enters and directs actions of 2.4RR.
RO Reports annunciator 9-4-3/E4 RECIRC A/B PUMP MOTOR HI/LOW TEMP Reduces the speed of RR pump 1A.
RO/BOP
- Reports failure of #2 seal and rising drywell pressure.
- Trips and isolates the A RR pump
- Reports Reactor Scram
- Performs Scram Actions
- Directs RR pump A shutdown and the loop isolated.
BOP Reports Failure of 41601F to Auto Transfer.
Manually transfers 41601F to the Emergency transformer Reports that DG1 Failed to start.
Reports the lockout of 41601G.
CRS Enters and directs actions 2.1.5 and EOP1A.
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
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00 Page 12 of 14 ACTION When the A RR pump is isolated and 4160 1F transferred to the Emergency transformer Activate Trigger E6:
RR32 Reactor Recirc Discharge Loop Rupture RO/BOP
- Reports rapidly lowering reactor water level.
- Directs actions per EOP-1A and EOP-3A.
RO/BOP
- Verifies CS and RHR automatically align and inject to the RPV.
- Reports that CS A and RHR A and D are running.
- Reports that CS injection valve failed to open.
- Opens the CS injection valve.
- Directs water level restored to +3 to 54.
- May direct rapid emergency depressurization of the RPV.
- Directs injection through the RHR HX.
- Directs that RHR loop B be placed in DW and Torus Sprays.
- Direct 6 SRVs open.
- Open 6 SRVs
- When RPV pressure low enough, ensure RHR pump injecting BOP Restores RPV level.
Lesson
Title:
CRD Discharge Filter Failure, RR Pump Seal Failure, Large Break LOCA /Loss of Startup Transformer/Lock out of 4160 1G, manually align CS to inject Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
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00 Page 13 of 14 CRS Depending on final containment conditions may classify the even as event as a Site Area or a General Emergency (based on EAL 2.4.1).
VI.
SCENARIO TERMINATION When emergency depressurization is complete, RPV water level has been restored +3" to +54", have been made, FREEZE the simulator.
VIII.
CRITICAL TASK PERFORMANCE A.
Crew Performance CREW CRITICAL TASKS SAT UNSAT The crew shall restore 41601F to service to provide containment and core cooling.
The crew shall align CS injection valve to restore and maintain reactor water level greater than TAF.
B.
Individual Performance CREW:
DATE:
CRS PASS / FAIL RO PASS / FAIL BOP PASS / FAIL
Lesson
Title:
Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 3 (IC227)
Rev. No.:
00 Page 14 of 14 IX.
INITIAL CONDITIONS A.
Plant Status:
- 1.
100% power, steady state, near Middle of Cycle in the month of MAY.
Thunder storms are likely, in the area.
- 2.
Rod Sequence Information:
Step:
1 Rod:
26-19 Notch:
08 B.
Tech. Spec. Limitations in effect:
- 1.
3.1.7 Condition A for 1A SLC Pump. On day 1 of the 7 day LCO.
C.
Significant problems/abnormalities:
- 1.
SLC pump 1A is under clearance to replace the discharge relief valve.
- 2.
Division 2 is protected.
D.
Sentinel Status:
Green E.
Evolutions/maintenance for the on-coming shift:
- 1.
Reduce Power to 80% to support rod swap.
- 2.
Start SW pump B and secure SW D due to overheating concerns.
Appendix D, Rev. 9 Scenario Outline Form ES-D-1 CW pump failure, RHR discharge line break, APRM Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
Facility: Cooper Nuclear Station Scenario No.: 4 No.:
Examiners: ____________________________ Operators:
Initial Conditions:
Power is at approximately 80% following maintenance on CBP. Operation is near the end of the fuel cycle.
The plant is in day 1 of a 7 day LCO with SLC pump 1A inoperable due to a stuck open discharge relief valve.
Turnover:
Today is not a red light day. Raise power to 690 MW to support line testing when requested by the dispatcher.
Event No.
Malf.
No.
Event Type*
Position Event Description
- 1.
1 C N BOP/CRS CW pump 1A trips and 2A is started
- 2.
2 C
BOP/CRS RHR Loop A discharge leak, Tech Spec
- 3.
N/A R
RO/CRS Power raise to support Line testing.
- 4.
3 C
RO/CRS APRM A fails upscale / half scram. Tech Spec
- 5.
4 C**
ALL DEH Failure Depressurization, Group 1 isolation Failure
- 6.
5 M
ALL Containment Steam Leak, Pressure suppression function fails.
- 7.
6 C**
ALL Loss of RHR spray valve permissives, Spray/Cool containment
- 8.
N/A M**
ALL Emergency Depressurization
- CT (N)ormal, (R)eactivity, (I)nstrument, (C)omponent, (M)ajor
The plant is operating at 80% power near the end of the fuel cycle with 1A SLC pump out of service. One of the operating CW pumps trips. The crew responds and starts additional pump and enters 2.4VAC.
After idle CW pump is running a maintenance activity breaks a drain nipple off the discharge side of A loop RHR.
The crew responds per EOP 5A and isolates Aux Condensate to the affected loop. When the plant is stable, APRM C fails upscale and causes a half scram. The crew addresses Technical Specifications for the failure and bypasses the affected APRM and resets the half scram.
A DEH failure then occurs resulting in a maximum signal for the turbine control valves. Reactor pressure decreases and the group 1 isolation failures. Only prompt action by the crew to scram the reactor and/or close the MSIVs prevents exceeding a reactor safety limit.
The transient causes a preexisting flaw at an SRV weld to fail resulting in a steam leak directly to the drywell atmosphere. The stress from the steam flow and condensation causes a corroded weld an a downcomer to fail.
This allows the steam to discharge to torus atmosphere. This is a failure of the pressure suppression function of containment. Containment pressure rises rapidly. The crew initiates drywell sprays and initially controls drywell pressure. After the sprays are in service and drywell pressure decreases a malfunction occurs in the control circuit for spray valve control that results in a closure of the RHR drywell spray valve.
Drywell pressure increases eventually requiring the crew to emergency depressurize the reactor vessel when drywell pressure approaches the Pressure Suppression Pressure limit.
The scenario ends when the reactor vessel is depressurized and reactor water level is being controlled 3 to 54.
CREW CRITICAL TASKS The crew shall scram the reactor before reactor pressure safety limit is exceeded.
The crew shall close the MSIVs to prevent exceeding a 100°F/hr cooldown rate.
The crew shall emergency depressurize the RPV when PSP is exceeded or shall rapidly depressurize the RPV to prevent exceeding PSP.
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure,,, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
Rev. No.: 00 Lesson#:
SKL052-52-XX Scenario 4 SAP BET #
Prerequisites:
None Duration (Hours): 1
References:
- 1.
Technical Specifications
- a.
3.8.1 AC Sources - Operating
- b.
- 2.
Procedures
- a.
- b.
GOP 2.1.10 Station Power Changes
- c.
ACP 2.4GEN Generator or Hydrogen Abnormal
- d.
EP 5.3EMPWR
- e.
ACP 2.4RR Reactor Recirculation Abnormal
- f.
ACP 2.4CRD
- g.
EPIP 5.7.1 Emergency Classification
- h.
- i.
EOP 5.8 Emergency RPV Depressurization - 2A
- j.
EOP 5.8 Primary Containment Control - 3A
- 3.
Miscellaneous
- a.
None
- 4.
- a.
Class of Sequence - Steam Leak in Primary Containment
- b.
Key Contributor - Pressure Suppression Pressure COMMITMENT LIST Commitment Rev. Added None
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
Lesson No.:
SKL052-52-XX Rev. No.:
00 Page 2 of 14 Method:
This evaluation scenario is intended to be used as an examination mechanism for evaluating Licensed Operator knowledge in a dynamic plant situation.
Crew configurations shall be consistent with the normal crew compliment used to operate the lant.
p Special Equipment/Materials/Special Instructions:
The validation simulator load was XXXX. Compare current simulator load to the validation load.
If they are not the same, run the scenario and look for possible changes.
I.
SCENARIO
SUMMARY
The plant is operating at 80% power near the end of the fuel cycle with 1A SLC pump out of service. One of the operating CW pumps trips. The crew responds and starts additional pump and enters 2.4VAC.
After idle CW pump is running a maintenance activity breaks a drain nipple off the discharge side of A loop RHR. The crew responds per EOP 5A and isolates Aux Condensate to the affected loop. When the plant is stable, APRM C fails upscale and causes a half scram. The crew addresses Technical Specifications for the failure and bypasses the affected APRM and resets the half scram.
A DEH failure then occurs resulting in a maximum signal for the turbine control valves. Reactor pressure decreases and the group 1 isolation failures. Only prompt action by the crew to scram the reactor and/or close the MSIVs prevents exceeding a reactor safety limit.
The transient causes a preexisting flaw at an SRV weld to fail resulting in a steam leak directly to the drywell atmosphere. The stress from the steam flow and condensation causes a corroded weld on a downcomer to fail. This allows the steam to discharge to torus atmosphere.
This is a failure of the pressure suppression function of containment. Containment pressure rises rapidly. The crew initiates drywell sprays and initially controls drywell pressure. After the sprays are in service and drywell pressure decreases a malfunction occurs in the control circuit for spray valve control that results in a closure of the RHR drywell spray valve.
Drywell pressure increases eventually requiring the crew to emergency depressurize the reactor vessel when drywell pressure approaches the Pressure Suppression Pressure limit.
The scenario ends when the reactor vessel is depressurized and reactor water level is being controlled 3 to 54.
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
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TASKS RO 200020O0401 Perform Emergency Shutdown From Power and Scram Response 275010O0101 Remove CW Pumps From Service 276020C0401 Respond to Service Water Casualties 200198A0501 Conduct RPV Injection With the LPCI System With the Heat Exchanger in Service 202031P0401 Respond to Trip of Both Reactor Recirculation Pumps 217003O0101 Manually Initiate RCIC System 200199A0501 Conduct RPV Injection With Core Spray System 200198A0501 Conduct RPV Injection With the LPCI System With the Heat Exchanger in Service 226002O0101 Manually Initiate Drywell Spray 230002O0101 Manually Initiate Torus Spray SRO 200336G0503 Direct Actions To Control Reactor Pressure 200337G0503 Direct Actions To Control Reactor Level 200338G0503 Direct Actions to Emergency Depressurize Reactor 200340G0503 Direct Actions For Emergency Shutdown From Power 200344G0503 Direct Actions to Control Drywell Temperature 200347G0503 Direct Actions to Control Torus Water Temperature 202047G0403 Direct Actions for Trip of Reactor Recirc Pumps 262119G0403 Direct Actions for 4160V Switchgear Failure 341030W0303 Evaluate Plant Systems Performance And Coordinate Appropriate Actions Per Technical Specifications In The Event A Limiting Condition For Operation is Entered/Not Satisfied 344018O0303 Classify Emergency Events Requiring Emergency Plan Implementation 344022O0303 Direct Emergency Response As Emergency Director (Emergency Plan)
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
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00 Page 4 of 14 344037O0303 Perform Required Notifications Of On-Site And Off-Site Personnel For Abnormal/Emergency Events III.
COMMON OPERATOR ERRORS A.
None identified.
IV.
SIMULATOR SET-UP A.
Materials Required None B.
Initialize the simulator in IC20 (EOC)
Batch File Name -
C.
Change the simulator conditions as follows:
- 1.
Triggers Number File Name Description E1 None Default to False E2 None Default to False E3 None Default to False E10 zdinmsws3[2]
Installs EOP PTMs 31-34 when APRM C is bypassed E20 zaopcpr2a2
>29 mmf mso2c 0.1
- 2.
Malfunctions Number Title Trigger TD Severity Ramp Initial RP04 Group-1 Isolation Failure A
N/A N/A N/A N/A MC05C Circ Water Pump Trip E1 N/A N/A N/A N/A RH05A RHR Sys Disch Line Break E2 N/A 2
N/A N/A NM09C APRM C Failure E3 N/A 100%
N/A N/A MS08A DEH System Pressure Transmitter Failure E4 0
97%
5:00 As Is
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
Lesson No.:
SKL052-XX-XX Rev. No.:
00 Page 5 of 14 PC-12 Primary Containment Downcomer Leak E5 2:00 100%
N/A N/A MS02C Main Steam Line Rupture Inside Primary Containment E5 N/A 10%
10:00 0
- 3.
Remotes Number Title Trigger Value Ramp RH01 Condensate Supply Vlv 296/297 to RHR 16 0
- 4.
Overrides Instrument Tag Trigger TD Value Ramp SLC pump 1A Control Switch A
N/A OFF N/A SLC pump 1A Green Light A
N/A OFF N/A SLC Squib Vlv A Ready-W A
N/A OFF N/A EOP PTM 31 10 N/A Installed N/A EOP PTM 32 10 N/A Installed N/A EOP PTM 33 10 N/A Installed N/A EOP PTM 34 10 N/A Installed N/A Spray Valve Control Switch E6 N/A OFF N/A D.
Panel Set-up
- 1.
Ensure PMIS IDTs are blank.
- 2.
Run Rx Recirc pumps back to make power ~80%
- 3.
Hang a red tag on SLC pump 1A.
- 4.
Update Safety System Status Panel (9-5) to reflect that A SLC pump is INOP.
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
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- 5.
Balance Master Feedwater Controller.
- 6.
Balance Main Generator voltage regulator.
- 7.
Ensure Recirc Controllers are selected to S.
- 8.
Verify 1B, 1C and 1D CW pumps are running.
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
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- 9.
V.
SCENARIO CONDUCT Conditions/Instructor Activities Operator Activities Take the simulator out of FREEZE and allow the crew time to walkdown the panels.
CREW Panel walkdown.
ROLE PLAY:
When the crew has assumed the watch Activate Trigger E1:
MC05C Circ Water Pump Trip ROLE PLAY:
Call the control room as the load dispatcher and request that net load be raised to 690 MWe.
Note: Speed controllers need to be ~76.4 to equal 690 MW.
- References Annunciator Procedure A-4/C1.
- Monitors vacuum and announces the need to enter 2.4VAC.
- Starts 1D CW Pump.
CRS Directs entry into 2.4VAC.
- References Procedure 2.1.10.
- Raises the speed of both reactor Recirc pumps.
- Monitors reactor response as power is raised.
- Ensures that RR Pump controllers are matched.
CRS Acts as the reactivity manager.
- Monitors Plant parameters.
- Acts as peer check for RR controller manipulations.
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
Lesson No.:
SKL052-XX-XX Rev. No.:
00 Page 8 of 14 ACTION:
After the crew has raised reactor power as specified, Activate Trigger E2:
RH05A RHR A Loop Discharge Line Break.
ROLE PLAY:
As Station Operator report that the drain nipple right downstream of the common discharge of the pumps has been broken off by some maintenance personnel and they are leaving to go get something to repair it.
If asked how bad the leak is, report that it is coming out under pressure and needs to be isolated.
ROLE PLAY:
As the Building SO wait 2 minutes and report that CM-V 296 and 297 have been closed.
ACTION:
Activate Trigger 16, to close the CM-V 296 and 297 valves.
ROLE PLAY:
As the RX Bldg SO call and report that the leak is slowing down.
- Reports annunciator 9-3-1/E-4 RHR Discharge Supply Press Low or 9-3-3/E-2 RHR B Pressure Maintenance Supply pressure low.
- Contacts Rx SO to investigate.
- Reports lower than normal Hx Pressure.
- Reports Annunciator S-1/A-1 Rx Bldg Sump A High High Level.
- Reports that Sump A is filling and that both pumps are operating.
CRS Enters EOP 5A and directs all systems be isolated that are leaking into Sec. Cont.
- Reports that Ann 9-3-1/E4 is alarming and the pumps should not be used.
- Reports that A Sump level is lowering.
- Exits EOP 5A
- Contacts WCC and Ops Management
- Refers to T.S. 3.5.1 to declare A loop RHR inop.
3.5.1 7 Day LCO 3.6.2.3 7 Day LCO T3.6.1 7 Day LCO
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
Lesson No.:
SKL052-XX-XX Rev. No.:
00 Page 9 of 14 ACTION When the crew has completed actions for RHR Activate Trigger E2:
- Announces half scram.
- Announces APRM C is upscale.
- Request to bypass the APRM and reset the 1/2 Scram.
- Directs the APRM be bypassed and the 1/2 scram be reset.
- Addresses Technical Specifications for the failed APRM.
Potential LCO on APRM C.
CAUTION:
Prior to activation of Trigger E4 verify that net MWe is 690 + 1 MWe. If net megawatts are not with in this range then contact the control room as the load dispatcher and direct adjustment of the load to achieve 690 Mwe.
Note to Examiners:
For this failure there is no annunciation prior to the MSL low-pressure alarm and since the other cues are somewhat subtle the crew may not take any action until the MSL low pressure annunciates the failure.
NOTE:
After activation of Trigger E5 monitor RPV pressure and note reactor pressure when the crew scrams the reactor. Record below.
ACTION When the crew has addressed the flow converter failure Activate Trigger E4:
MS08a DEH system pressure transmitter failure BOP May report rising generator net load and the A DEH pressure controller failing high.
RO May report lowering reactor pressure.
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
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SKL052-XX-XX Rev. No.:
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- May direct actions per 2.4DEH
- May direct reactor scram if pressure cannot be maintained > 900 psig.
RX Pressure at SCRAM: _____________
RO May scram the reactor when pressure falls to 900 psig.
CRS May direct BOP to place pressure set point in manual.
BOP May attempt to place pressure set in manual, reports that action is unsuccessful CRS May direct BOP to take manual control of BPV and GOV.
BOP May attempt to take manual control of BPV and GOV, reports action unsuccessful.
Note to Examiners: Due to the reduced reactor pressure and the nature of this event the reactor water level is likely to exceed 60" before the operators can respond. This is because reactor pressure may fall below the shutoff head of the condensate booster pumps.
- Reports Annunciator 9-5-1 MSL low pressure
- Reports Reactor pressure low and lowering CRS Directs the reactor scrammed before pressure is reduced below 785 psig.
- Scrams the reactor before pressure falls below 785 psig.
- Takes scram actions per 2.1.5
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
Lesson No.:
SKL052-XX-XX Rev. No.:
00 Page 11 of 14 CRS Directs MSIVs closed before 100°F/hr cooldown rate is exceeded.
BOP/RO Closes the MSIVs before 100°F/hr cooldown rate is exceeded.
ACTION:
After the crew has scrammed the reactor, closed the MSIVs, stabilized reactor water level, and when directed by the lead examiner Activate Trigger E5:
MS02c Main Steam Line Rupture Inside Containment.
CRS/BOP/RO Recognize/Report increasing drywell pressure and/or lowering reactor water level.
CRS Enters EOP 1A and 3A CRS Directs the use of Table 3 systems to maintain level.
RO/BOP Starts/Verifies the start of HPCI and RCIC.
BOP Utilizes condensate system if reactor pressure is less than the CBP shutoff head.
ACTION:
When drywell and torus sprays are in service Activate Trigger E6.
Failure of Spray valve control CRS Directs that torus and drywell sprays be initiated.
- Initiates Drywell and Torus sprays.
- Reports lowering Drywell Pressure.
- Reports the loss of drywell sprays.
- Reports rapidly rising Drywell pressure.
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
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- When drywell pressure reaches PSP directs emergency depressurization.
CRS Classifies event as a General Emergency (based on EAL 2.4.1).
VI.
SCENARIO TERMINATION When emergency depressurization is complete, RPV water level has been restored +3" to +54", have been made, FREEZE the simulator.
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
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CRITICAL TASK PERFORMANCE A.
Crew Performance CREW CRITICAL TASKS SAT UNSAT The crew shall scram the reactor before reactor pressure safety limit is exceeded.
The crew shall close the MSIVs to prevent exceeding a 100°F/hr cooldown rate.
The crew shall emergency depressurize the RPV when PSP is exceeded or shall rapidly depressurize the RPV to prevent exceeding PSP.
B.
Individual Performance CREW:
DATE:
CRS PASS / FAIL RO PASS / FAIL BOP PASS / FAIL
Lesson
Title:
CW pump failure, Sustained OG Combustion, Flow Converter Failure, DEH failure/Group 1 isolation, Containment steam leak and ED due to PSP.
Lesson No.:
SKL052-XX-XX Rev. No.:
00 Page 14 of 14 IX.
INITIAL CONDITIONS A.
Plant Status:
- 1.
80% power, steady state, near End of Cycle in the month of MAY.
Thunder storms are likely, in the area.
- 2.
Rod Sequence Information:
Step:
1 Rod:
26-19 Notch:
08 B.
Tech. Spec. Limitations in effect:
- 1.
3.1.7 Condition A. On day 1 of the 7 day LCO.
C.
Significant problems/abnormalities:
- 1.
SLC pump 1A is under clearance to replace the discharge relief valve.
- 2.
Division 2 is protected.
D.
Sentinal Status:
Green E.
Evolutions/maintenance for the on-coming shift:
- 1.
Raise power when requested by Doniphan to support Grid Testing.