ML071410442
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| Site: | Vermont Yankee File:NorthStar Vermont Yankee icon.png |
| Issue date: | 04/25/2007 |
| From: | Entergy Nuclear Vermont Yankee |
| To: | Todd Fish Operations Branch I |
| Sykes, Marvin D. | |
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Scenario Event Description NRC Scenario 1 Vermont Yankee 2007 NRC Scenario #1 The plant is initially operating at 90% power. The crew will perform weekly remote testing of the turbine oil pumps IAW OP 41 60. Immediately after testing of the turbine oil pumps, the crew will restore power to 100% IAW OP 01 05 via recirculation flow.
As the power ascension continues, the crew will be evaluated responding to a loss of a Circ Water pump. ACRO must start spare pump before vacuum degrades to a critical value requiring a power reduction.
As the power ascension continues, the crew will be evaluated responding to a fault on Bus 89B.
After reviewing TS, a 7 day LCO will be entered.
After the Tech Spec have been addressed, the operating CRD pump will trip requiring the CRS to enter and direct actions IAW ON 3145. The B CRD pump will be started.
Once the standby CRD pump is started, control rod 18-31 will drift outward. The crew will respond IAW OT 31 67 (Control Rod Drift) and OT 31 10 (Positive Reactivity Addition). The crew will manually scram and electrically disarm the drifting control rod.
After the control rod has been scrammed and electrically disarmed, the crew will respond to an inadvertent HPCl initiation. HPCl will be inhibited, and a Tech Spec LCO will be entered. Also, an AP-0156 NRC 50.72 notification will be evaluated.
After HPCl is declared inoperable, the crew will respond to a loss of offsite power and the resulting loss of high pressure feed. This will require entry into OT 31 22, LNP and OT 31 00, Reactor Scram. Following the scram and loss of offsite power, an attempt will be made to feed with RCIC. At this point a leak will result in the inability to restore level with RCIC alone and HPCl will be started (must be taken out of inhibit). HPCl will fail to inject automatically due to a failure of the HPCl flow controller. The HPCl flow controller must be placed in manual to establish HPCl injection. EOP-1 will be entered.
After level is being restored in manual,, HPCl will trip. Actions will continue to be directed per EOP-1, and EOP-3 will be entered to combat the Recirc leak in the containment. Level will continue to lower, and before RPV level lowers to minus 19 inches, emergency depressurization will be required (Critical Task). As depressurization progresses, the available ECCS injection valves will fail to open automatically when the low pressure permissive is reached. Operator action will be required to manually open the valves and establish ECCS injection (Critical Task).
Critical tasks are to emergency depressurize before RPV level lowers to minus 19 inches and to manually open the low pressure ECCS injection valves within 1 minute of reaching valve open permissive pressure.
Appendix D NUREG 1021 Revision 9
Evaluators:
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 3 of 22 SIMULATOR EVALUATION GUIDE Crew:
Senior Management Observer SM CRS CRO BOP STA Critical Task Performance:
SAT UNSAT (Circle One)
Lead Evaluator:
Date Administered:
Signature Activity Code:
Prepared by:
Reviewed by:
Approved by:
Appendix D Date:
Date:
Date:
NUREG 1021 Revision 9
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 4 of 22 CREW BRIEF:
-Power level:
90
-Rod Sequence:
Rapid Shutdown Sequence Latched
-Rod Group:
23 (MOC)
-Equipment out of service and/or tagged or abnormalities:
- 1. Annunciator 4-J-6 RWCU DRAIN LINE PRESS HVLO due to leakage past PCV-55.
-Reason For Equipment out of Service or tagged:
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-Applicable Tech Spec LCOs:
ORAM Sentinel Color:
Green
-Plant evolutions in progress/Scheduled Shift Evolutions:
- 1. Perform weekly remote testing of turbine oil pumps per OP-4160.
- 2. Power Ascension to 100% with recirculation flow (RE guidance).
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VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 5 of 22 u
SCENARIO
SUMMARY
The plant is initially operating at 90% power. The crew will perform weekly remote testing of the turbine oil pumps IAW OP 41 60. Immediately after testing of the turbine oil pumps, the crew will restore power to 100% IAW OP 01 05 via recirculation flow.
As the power ascension continues, the crew will be evaluated responding to a loss of a Circ Water pump. ACRO must start spare pump before vacuum degrades to a critical value requiring a power reduction.
As the power ascension continues, the crew will be evaluated responding to a fault on Bus 896.
After reviewing TS, a 7 day LCO will be entered.
After the Tech Spec have been addressed, the operating CRD pump will trip requiring the CRS to enter and direct actions IAW ON 3145. The B CRD pump will be started.
Once the standby CRD pump is started, control rod 18-31 will drift outward. The crew will respond IAW OT 31 67 (Control Rod Drift) and OT 31 10 (Positive Reactivity Addition). The crew will manually scram and electrically disarm the drifting control rod.
After the control rod has been scrammed and electrically disarmed, the crew will respond to an inadvertent HPCl initiation. HPCl will be inhibited, and a Tech Spec LCO will be entered. Also, an AP-0156 NRC 50.72 notification will be evaluated.
After HPCl is declared inoperable, the crew will respond to a loss of offsite power and the resulting loss of high pressure feed. This will require entry into OT 3122, LNP and OT 3100, Reactor Scram. Following the scram and loss of offsite power, an attempt will be made to feed with RCIC. At this point a leak will result in the inability to restore level with RCIC alone and HPCl will be started (must be taken out of inhibit). HPCl will fail to inject automatically due to a failure of the HPCl flow controller. The HPCl flow controller must be placed in manual to establish HPCl injection. EOP-1 will be entered.
- ii After level is being restored in manual,, HPCl will trip. Actions will continue to be directed per EOP-1, and EOP-3 will be entered to combat the Recirc leak in the containment. Level will continue to lower, and before RPV level lowers to minus 19 inches, emergency depressurization will be required (Critical Task). As depressurization progresses, the available ECCS injection valves will fail to open automatically when the low pressure permissive is reached. Operator action will be required to manually open the valves and establish ECCS injection (Critical Task).
Critical tasks are to emergency depressurize before RPV level lowers to minus 19 inches and to manually open the low pressure ECCS injection valves within 1 minute of reaching valve open permissive pressure.
Appendix D NUREG 1021 Revision 9
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 6 of 22 wu TERMINATING CONDITION(S):
- 1. Once the SRVs are opened and the crew has demonstrated that they can monitor and control level during an RPV-ED, the scenario may be terminated at the discretion of the Lead Evaluator.
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Appendix D NUREG 1021 Revision 9
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 7 of 22
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VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 8 of 22 SIMULATOR OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS (Continued)
Additional Instructions:
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When/if contacted to investigate the loss of MCC-89B, acknowledge then report there is an electrical fault on the bus and no other sources of power (maintenance tie) should be brought on. Additional troubleshooting is required to determine the cause and extent.
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When/if contacted to investigate the loss of B CW Pump, acknowledge then give a follow-up report that there is no apparent cause and Electrical Maintenance will continue to troubleshoot.
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When/if contacted to investigate the loss of the A CRD Pump, acknowledge then give a report that there was an overcurrent device activation (50) on phase C. The cause is unknown and Electrical Maintenance is continuing to troubles hoot.
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When asked to place secure seal purge following the pump trip, insert: rfRD-11 and rfRD-12 to 0 gpm.
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When asked to place seal purge back in service following the pump start, insert:
rfRD-11 and rfRD-12 to 3 gpm.
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When/if contacted to investigate the inadvertent initiation of HPCI, acknowledge then give a follow-up report that there was an electrical short in the Rx Low-Low Level sensing circuit (K1 &K2 relays) energized. If asked, these relays affect HPCI only, but that you follow-up on this to make sure.
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The sequence of events post scram will be at the discretion of the Lead Evaluator based on the crew level mitigation strategy. If the crew elects to start RCIC, the most likely sequence of events will be key 8, then key 7, and lastly key
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Appendix D NUREG 1021 Revision 9
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 9 of 22 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 1 Crew Task
Description:
Weekly Remote Testing of Turbine Oil Pumps per OP-4160.
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STEP POS. I CANDIDATEACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S I U I
I Direct Turbine Pump Performance I
Performs OP 4160 Section Ill. Steps 1.a thru 1.f N/O I COMMENTS EXAMINERS NOTE:
SEE ATTACHED COPY OF PROCEDURE FOR SPECIFIC STEP DETAIL.
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 2 CRS Crew Task
Description:
Power Ascension IAW OP 01 05 Directs Power Increase IAW With recirc flow OP-0105 11 STEP I POS. I CANDlDATEACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S CRO Increase recirc flow with master recirc flow controller Q 1 % per 3 minutes CRO Monitors power, pressure, level.
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 10 of 22 U I N/O I
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COMMENTS NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 11 of 22
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I CANDlDATEACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S I U I N/O I COMMENTS OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 3 & 4 CREW I Recognizealossof Bus89Bpower. I I
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Crew Task
Description:
Respond to a Loss of Bus 896; Loss of Circ Water CRS SM/CRS NOTES:
Direct maintenance to investigate the loss of MCC 898.
Review Tech Specs and determine per 3.10.8.4 and 3.5.A.4 enter a 7-day LCO for "B" LPCI.
CRS CRS Direct A 0 to document indicating lights at RUPS 1 B and MCC 89B per OP 21 43.
Conduct a shift brief Enter and direct actions IAW OP CRS I 21 43 and ARS.
CREW BOP CRS CRS Recognize a loss of Circ Water Pump 'B'.
Enter ARS 6-8-2 for loss of the Pump-Directs contacting maintenance due to pump trip and auxiliary operator to investigate locally.
Conduct a shift brief.
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 12 of 22 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 5 Crew Task
Description:
CRD Pump A Trips (ON)
STEP POS.
CREW CRS NOTE:
CRO CREW NOTE:
CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S Recognizes Trip of A CRD pump.
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Directs actions ON 31 45
-Step 2 immediately stop B RWCU
-Step 4 - start Alternate CRD pump
-seal purge must be secured when
>2 minutes Directs A 0 and maintenance to investigate.
N/O I COMMENTS SEE Attached copy of ON 3145 for specific steps, References ON 31 45
-Takes action to stop RWCU pump
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- Starts 6 CRD pump per ON 3145
- Takes action to isolate seal purge Recognizes the following alarms are in due to excessive drywell cooling due to loss of RWCU heat loads:
5-G DW Pressure HVLO 5-G DW Pressure Low Operator will open 156-3 IAW ARS to clear alarms.
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NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 6 Crew Task
Description:
Control Rod 18-31 Drifts Outward (OT)
STEP -
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CREW -
CRO CRS
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CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR Acknowledge/respond to Rod Drift annunciator (5-D-5); inform CRS.
Identify rod 18-31 as drifting rod; inform CRS.
0 Enter and direct actions IAW OT 3167 (Control Rod Drift):
0 Observe drive water flow indication Fl-3-305 0 Select rod 18-31 and attempt to insert ONCE to original position.
When directed:
0 Observe drive water flow indication Fl-3-305 0 Select rod 18-31 and attempt to insert ONCE to original position 0 Identify that rod continues to drift outward when insert signal removed; inform CRS S
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COMMENTS b,
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 14 of 22 STEP NOTES:
POS.
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CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR Direct the following IAW OT 31 67 and OT 31 10 (Positive Reactivity Insertion):
Reduce Recirc flow to 27.5 - 29 Mlb/hr at a rate not to exceed 10% / minute.
Notify Reactor Engineering.
Attempt to determine if cause of control rod drift is a stuck collet.
Consult OT 3166 (Mispositioned Control Rod).
When directed, manually scram rod 18-31.
When directed, reduce Recirc flow to 27.5 - 29 Mlb/hr at a rate not to exceed 10% / minute.
When directed, notify Reactor Engineering of Rod 18-31 drift.
Conduct a crew brief.
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 15 of 22 CRS OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 7 Enters OT 31 10 - Positive Reactivity Insertion, Step 2.F.
Crew Task
Description:
Inadvertent HPCl Initiation (TS)
BOP STEP I POS.
I CANDlDATEACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S I U I N/O I COMMENTS Confirm no initiation signals present.
(Two indications at least).
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Recognize and inform the CRS of a I CREW I HPCl initiation.
BOP Places Autohhibit switch to Inhibit.
May open SGT 1A & 1 B per CRS direction.
NOTE:
CRS Directs that HPCl be secured (trip or inhibit) per Step 4.
May direct opening SGT 1A & 1 B due to auto start of SBGT per OP 21 17.
CRS Consult Tech Specs and determine that a 14-day LCO condition has been met per 3.5.E.2.
OT 31 10 - Step 9.Contacts RE Consult AP-0156 and determine that an 8 hour9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br /> notification is required for spurious activation of an ECCS System [ 50.72 (b) (3) (iv) (4)].
I CRS I Brief the crew.
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 16 of 22 CREW CRS OPERATOR ACTIONS 3122, LNP Respond to LNP IAW OT 3122.
Verify both DGs start and power buses.
Verify SW pumps start.
Restart station AC A & B.
Enter and direct crew actions IAW OT 3100, Rx Scram and EOP-1, RPV Control.
Crew Task
Description:
Loss of Offsite Power CRO STEP Verify all rods fully inserted.
When steam flow < 0.5 Mlbmhr per steamline, place the mode switch in S/D.
EVENT NUMBER 8 CRO CRS POS. I CANDlDATEACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S I U I N/O I COMMENTS Insert IRMs and SRMs.
Direct reactor water level maintained 127" - 177" using RClC initially/ then HPCl as needed (must take out of I N H I BIT).
Direct pressure maintained 800 -
1000 psig using SRVs/HPCI.
CRO I Report reactor scram.
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CREW Recognize and inform CRS of Loss of Off Site Power.
Report power on buses 3,4,8,9 from the Diesels.
Report feed and condensate are unavailable.
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
STEP NOTES:
POS.
I CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR BOP Maintain RPV level as directed with RClC initially.
HPCl (must be taken out of inhibit).
NOTE: HPCI cannot be used for pressure control until/unless lo lo level signal is bypassed.
Verify Table A: ECCS/PCIS CREW I actuations.
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 17 of 22 COMMENTS
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 18 of 22 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 9,10, & 11 Crew Task
Description:
HPCl Flow Controller Failure; Recirc Loop Rupture (0.6% Over 600 Sec.); HPCl Trip; RPV-ED on Low Level; CS-12A and CS-12B Failure to Auto Open, RHR 27A Failure to Auto Open CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR Report HPCl is not working in automatic and swaps controller to manual. (Controller has failed low in auto).
S 1 U I N/O Ti COMMENTS Reports HPCl trips. (the trip will be inserted after level control is established in manual).
Direct AO/ maintenance to investigate HPCl trip Direct RPV level maintained between 6 inches (TAF) and 177 inches by maximizing CRD flow Maximize available CRD flow Report increasing drywell pressure.
Enter EOP-3 on High Drywell Pressure.
Direct BOP to restart drywell RRUs.
Restart drywell RRUs.
Before torus pressure reaches 10 psig, direct torus spray Sprays the torus, as directed.
When torus pressure exceeds 10 psig:
Verify drywell pressure and temperature in the safe region of the DWSIL graph.
0 Verify drywell RRUs secured.
0 Direct drywell sprays.
Secure drywell RRUs.
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 19 of 22 11 STEP I POS.
I CANDIDATE ACTIONSIBEHAVIOR BOP Spray the drywell as directed.
NOTE: May throttle open full flow test valve to control flow as DW pressure degrades.
CRS When ADS timer initiated, direct ADS inhibited.
Inhibit ADS as directed.
Direct SLC for reactor water level I
CRS I control.
Direct RPV level maintained between I
CRS I 6 inches (TAF) and 177 inches Inject SLC, as directed.
Report level approaching 6.
CRS BOPICRO When RPV level cannot be maintained above 6, directherify at least 2 injection subsystems lined up for injection.
Lineup ECCS systems as directed.
- CREW EOP-1 CT-1 With the reactor shutdown and reactor pressure greater than the shutoff head of the low pressure systems, initiate RPV-ED BEFORE RPV level reaches -1 9 inches.
I Standard:
Initiate RPV-ED (begin opening valves) BEFORE RPV level reaches - 48 inches Inform CRS when level reaches 6.
CRS Before level reaches - 19 inches, enter and direct crew actions IAW EOP-5 RPV-ED.
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When directed, place all SRV control switches to open. Inform CRS that all SRVs are open.
S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 20 of 22 CRS STEP I POS.
As necessary, prevent injection from Core Spray and RHR Pumps not required to assure adequate core cooling.
CANDlDATEACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S I U I N/O I COMMENTS I *CREW EOP-1 CT-2 Action is taken to restore RPV water level above -19 inches by operating available low pressure ECCS system(s) when RPV pressure decreases below the shutoff head of the low pressure systems.
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At least 2 ECCS pumps are lined up for injection and running prior to RPV pressure reaching the injection valve open permissive pressure.
0 No pumps are secured until adequate core cooling is assured.
injection valves once valve open permissive pressure is reached.
0 Initiate manual opening of Continue to monitor and report RPV Level and Pressure decrease.
Report failure of RHR-27A, CS-12A and CS-12B to AUTO open.
Direct RHR and CS injection valves opened.
At 350 psig directs crew to monitor RPV level on the shroud level instruments.
Manually open RHR-27A, CS-12A and CS-12B as directed.
Direct CRO/BOP to ensure adequate core cooling and restore water level to 127-1 77 (shrouds at 350 psig).
Verify adequate core cooling and level rising.
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 21 of 22 STEP POS.
CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR S
U N/O COMMENTS BOP/CRO When directed, prevent injection from Core Spray and RHR Pumps not required to assure adequate core cooling.
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 1 Page 22 of 22 OPERATOR ACTIONS ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed
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- = Critical TasWStep All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
Scenario Event Description NRC Scenario 2 Vermont Yankee 2007 NRC Scenario #2 After the crew places Circ Water in Closed Cycle for chlorination, a reactor power reduction will commence in preparation for a control rod pattern adjustment.
As the power reduction continues, a feedwater regulating valve lockup will occur, requiring the crew to enter OT-3114 and initially take manual control of feedwater in order to recover and stabilize RPV level. A loose airline fitting will be repaired and the FRV can be returned to automatic.
After RPV water has been stabilized in manual, APRM A will fail downscale. The crew will take actions in accordance with the ARS, and with APRM C previously inoperable and bypassed, a Tech Spec LCO will be entered.
After Techs Specs have been addressed for the APRM failure, the crew will respond to a loss of Bus 8. SBGT will fail to auto-initiate upon receipt of the Group Ill isolation signal. The crew will backup the Group 111 isolation and initiate SBGT. Review of Tech Specs will reveal an LCO due to inadequate RHR Torus coolingkpray capability.
Following the Loss of bus 8, a faulty EPR will cause pressure oscillations. The crew will respond IAW OT 31 15 (Reactor Pressure Transients) to take control of pressure with the MPR and place the EPR in cutout.
Once pressure control has been transferred to the MPR and restored to its pre-transient value, a leaking SRV will begin adding heat and inventory to the Torus. The crew will respond in accordance with OT 3121 (Inadvertent Opening of a Relief Valve), and EOP-3 (due to rising Torus volume, drywell pressure, and Torus temperature). The fault with the RHR-39A valve, combined with the loss of Bus 8, will result in an inability to initiate Torus cooling. The crew will attempt manual manipulation of the required valves. As Torus volume, pressure, and temperature rise, conditions will deteriorate to the point where a reactor scram is required. The manual scram will fail, requiring initiation of ARVRPT to insert the control rods (Critical Task).
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When ARI is initiated, some rod movement will occur; however, ATWS conditions will remain due to hydraulic lock on the scram discharge volume. The crew will be evaluated controlling and shutting down the plant in accordance with EOP-1 and EOP-2. After SLC has been initiated (Critical Task) and has been running for several minutes, the A SLC pump will trip.
Alternate means to insert control rods are required to shutdown the reactor The crew will inhibit auto ADS initiation (Critical Task) and terminate and prevent injection as required by EOP-2 (Critical Task). Additional EOP-2 actions to reduce reactor power via control rod insertion and lowering RPV level will also be required. EOP -3 actions to control Drywell and Torus parameters will continue throughout the ATWS event.
Critical tasks are to actuate the ARI/RPT logic and ensure that the Recirc drive motor breakers are tripped within 2 minutes of the scram failure, to inhibit ADS prior to automatic initiation, to terminate and prevent injection as required by EOP-2, and to initiate SLC injection.
Appendix D NUREG 1021 Revision 9
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 3 of 24 SIMULATOR EVALUATION GUIDE Evaluators:
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Senior Management Observer Critical Task Performance:
Lead Evaluator:
Date Administered:
Activity Code:
Crew:
SM CRS CRO BOP STA SAT UNSAT (Circle One)
Signature Prepared by:
Reviewed by:
Approved by:
Date:
Date:
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Appendix D NUREG 1021 Revision 9
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 4 of 24 CREW BRIEF:
-Power level:
100
-Rod Sequence:
Rapid Shutdown Sequence Latched
-Rod Group:
54 (EOC)
-Equipment out of service and/or tagged or abnormalities:
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APRM C
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RHR-39A motor actuator repair
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Annunciator 4-J-6 RWCU DRAIN LINE PRESS HVLO due to leakage past PCV-
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-Reason For Equipment out of Service or tagged:
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Inability to adjust gain-l&C troubleshooting in progress.
-Applicable Tech Spec LCOs:
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TS 3.5.8.1 (RHR Subsystem A for containment pressure control)
TS Table 3.1.l, TRM Table 3.2.5 (Tracking LCO on C APRM)
ORAM Sentinel Color:
Orange
-Plant evolutions in progress/Scheduled Shift Evolutions:
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Place CW in closed cycle for chlorination.
Reduce power in preparation for control rod pattern adjustment. Per RE Guidance, the Rapid Shutdown Sequence will be used to reduce power to 80-85%.
Appendix D NUREG 1021 Revision 9
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 5 of 24
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SCENARIO
SUMMARY
After the crew places Circ Water in Closed Cycle for chlorination, a reactor power reduction will commence in preparation for a control rod pattern adjustment.
As the power reduction continues, a feedwater regulating valve lockup will occur, requiring the crew to enter OT-3114 and initially take manual control of feedwater in order to recover and stabilize RPV level. A loose airline fitting will be repaired and the FRV can be returned to automatic.
After RPV water has been stabilized in manual, APRM A will fail downscale. The crew will take actions in accordance with the ARS, and with APRM C previously inoperable and bypassed, a Tech Spec LCO will be entered.
After Techs Specs have been addressed for the APRM failure, the crew will respond to a loss of Bus 8. SBGT will fail to auto-initiate upon receipt of the Group Ill isolation signal, The crew will backup the Group Ill isolation and initiate SBGT. Review of Tech Specs will reveal an LCO due to inadequate RHR Torus cooling/spray capability.
Following the Loss of bus 8, a faulty EPR will cause pressure oscillations. The crew will respond IAW OT 31 15 (Reactor Pressure Transients) to take control of pressure with the MPR and place the EPR in cutout.
Once pressure control has been transferred to the MPR and restored to its pre-transient value, a leaking SRV will begin adding heat and inventory to the Torus. The crew will respond in accordance with OT 3121 (Inadvertent Opening of a Relief Valve), and EOP-3 (due to rising Torus volume, drywell pressure, and Torus temperature). The fault with the RHR-39A valve, combined with the loss of Bus 8, will result in an inability to initiate Torus cooling. The crew will attempt manual manipulation of the required valves. As Torus volume, pressure, and temperature rise, conditions will deteriorate to the point where a reactor scram is required. The manual scram will fail, requiring initiation of ARVRPT to insert the control rods (Critical Task).
b When ARI is initiated, some rod movement will occur; however, ATWS conditions will remain due to hydraulic lock on the scram discharge volume. The crew will be evaluated controlling and shutting down the plant in accordance with EOP-1 and EOP-2. After SLC has been initiated (Critical Task) and has been running for several minutes, the A SLC pump will trip.
Alternate means to insert control rods are required to shutdown the reactor The crew will inhibit auto ADS initiation (Critical Task) and terminate and prevent injection as required by EOP-2 (Critical Task). Additional EOP-2 actions to reduce reactor power via control rod insertion and lowering RPV level will also be required. EOP -3 actions to control Drywell and Torus parameters will continue throughout the ATWS event.
Critical tasks are to actuate the ARVRPT logic and ensure that the Recirc drive motor breakers are tripped within 2 minutes of the scram failure, to inhibit ADS prior to automatic initiation, to terminate and prevent injection as required by EOP-2, and to initiate SLC injection.
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VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 6 of 24 TERMINATING CONDITION(S):
- 1. Once all control rods are inserted and EOP-2 is exited to EOP-1, the scenario may be terminated at the discretion of the Lead Evaluator.
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4 Pressure Reg Oscillations (EPR) mfAD-01 B 100°/o 600sec 5
Relief Valve RV2-71 B Leak mfSL-01 A 6
SLC A Pump Trip 3
Partial Scram A Partial Scram B mfRD-12A 45%
Pre-insert mf RD-128 55%
Pre-insert mfRP-016 Pre-insert Failure to manual scram Simulator Set Up:
- 1. IC-802 100% Power Discretionarv Distracter Malfunctions/RFs/lOs:
- 1. rfNM-71-76 All APRM Gain adjusts made to get APRM GAFs in spec (modeled to the plant at 100%): 71 (1.385), 72 (1.448), 73 (1.378), 74 (1.383), 75 (1.287), 76 (1.375)
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VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 8 of 24 SIMULATOR OPERATOR I ISTRUCTIO NS (Continued)
Additional Instructions:
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When/if contacted to investigate the A FRV Lockup, acknowledge, and then give report that an instrument air line connection was found leaking and the connection has been tightened. I&C recommends resetting the FRV Lockup. At the time delete mfFW-OSA.
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When/if contacted to investigate the A APRM downscale failure, acknowledge, and then give report that that there is an electronic failure of the Averaging Amplifier circuit. Time of repair will be unknown and you will follow-up with the control room.
After the crew discusses Tech Specs and the possibility of inserting a half scram on RPS-A, at the discretion of the Lead Evaluator, insert Key 3 (Loss of Bus 8).
This will give a half scram on RPS-A.
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When/if contacted to investigate the loss of Bus 8, acknowledge, and then give report that there is an electrical fault on Bus 8. DO NOT report that you do not recommend cross tying Bus 8 and 9 unless the crew ascertains this and asks.
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When/if asked to investigate the status of RHR-39A (to be able to spray the torus), report that RHR-39A is still disassembled and that it will not be ready for operation for another 2-3 hours.
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When/if asked to operate CRD-56 and/or CRD-40/40A, insert the following remote functions as directed: rfRD-02 and rfRD-04 respectfully.
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Once power is <2%, insert key 6 (A SLC Pump Trip) at the discretion of the Lead Evaluator.
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VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 9 of 24 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 1 Crew Task
Description:
Place CW in Closed Cycle for Chlorination
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STEP POS.
CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR CRS Directs Placing CW in closed Cycle for chlorination.
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-1 Procedure OP 21 80 Section F.
Reviews procedure and checks prereqs.
Ensures all Circ Water & Circ Water Booster Pumps running.
BOP Contacts Chemistry - Are we treating service water at the same time.
EVALUATORS CUE:
Report back - not treating SW simultaneously.
BOP Opens Circ Water Recirc Gate
>85% by taking Circ Water Recirc Gate switch to open, Observes indicator POI-1 04-3 >85%
Observes weir level indicator LI-104-10-1 is < 225 Calls field operator to throttle valve Bop 1 cw-7.
EVALUATORS CUE:
Already throttled.
hand switches Circ Water Intake Gate 1 A (1 6, 1 C) to close.
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NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
- 2)
- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 10 of 24 BOP OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 2 Maintains RX Press 100 psig to 1006 psig with EPR as directed by CRS Crew Task
Description:
Power Reduction IAW OP 01 05 STEP POS.
CRS CUE CRO CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR Directs power reduction IAW OP-01 05 Directs maintaining Rx Pressure 100 to 1006 psig with ER during down power Per RE Guidance, the Rapid Shutdown Sequence will be used to reduce power to 80-85%.
Selects Rod 22-1 9 first Using Rod Movement Control switch, insert rod to 00 Monitors four-rod and full core display, monitors power indications,
CRD parameters Continues with subsequent control rods.
Uses Recirc Flow to further decrease power.
N/O I COMMENTS NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 11 of 24 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 3 Crew Task
Description:
Feedwater Regulating Valve Lockup (OT)
STEP POS.
CREW CRO CRS CRS CRO CRS BOP CRS 4
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CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S Recognizes A FRV Lockup.
Enters ARS 5-E-2 Directs field operator to check problem with A FRV.
Directs FRV lockup reset per ARS.
Attempts to reset FRV lockup by Performing steps 1.b. thru 1.f.,
Step 1.a.g and h. do not apply.
Goes to step 2.
Upon receiving call from the field that an airline connection to the A FRV was found loose and subsequently tightened, CRS directs FRV to be reset per ARS.
Resets FRV lockup CREW Brief on FRV operation and level control per guidance in OTs and ARS U I N/O I COMMENTS S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 12 of 24 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 4 Crew Task
Description:
APRM A Fails Downscale (TS)
-I-CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S Recognizes Alarm 5-M-4 annunciates APRM Downscale.
Also, 5-D-3 for Rod Withdraw Block Enters TS and Directs contacting I&C.
TS Table 3.1.1, Notes 2 and 3, - 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> to put in trip on A side.
Review ARS 5-D-3 and 5-M-4 direction:
increased board monitoring contacts I&C.
N/O I COMMENTS CRS I Crew Brief.
Evaluator Note: Sim Booth operator will insert next event prior to the crew inserting a half scram if it is directed by the CRS NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 13 of 24 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 5 Crew Task Description :
Loss of 480 Volt Bus 8, Failure of SBGT A to Auto Start STEP POS.
CREW CRO CREW CRS BOP CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR Recognize and inform CRS of a loss of 480 volt Bus 8.
Inform CRS of half scram.
Report power, pressure, level Recognize/respond to a Group Ill isolation and bus loss.
Board walkdown to recognize equipment affected 0
BCSvalves 0
BRHRvalves 0
DrywellRRUs alarm for seismic panel (in due to power loss, not an actual event)
Direct the following actions:
0 Backup Group Ill isolation 0
Direct call to chemistry for sampling per T.S. 4.6.B.3.b Direct crew to initiate an investigation into bus loss.
When directed, backup Group Ill isolation 0
Recognize failure of the SBGT trains to auto start 0
Start/align SBGT A Inform CRS of failure to auto start.
COMMENTS EVALUATORS NOTE: SBGT B powered from Bus 8.
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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= Critical TasWStep
STEP POS. I CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR CRS Consult Tech Specs and identify the following:
24-hour S/D LCOs 3.10.A.3.
(Bus Loss) AND 0 Core Spray and RHR due to loss of valve power 3.5.A.6.
0 7 davs - -3.7.8.3 (SBGT)
CRS BOP Monitor and control DW pressure rise due to loss of Drywell RRUs and isolation.
Direct start of all available Drywell RRUs per OT3111, High Drywell Pressure.
Enter EOP-3 as required due to High Drywell temperature.
Isolates RWCU BOP I Starts available Drywell RRUs.
Direct the CRO to begin preparations CRS I for a normal plant S/D per OP 01 05.
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Provide a crew brief on conditions and shutdown.
When directed, commence preparations to shutdown IAW OP-0105.
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 14 of 24 S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
= Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 15 of 24 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 6 Crew Task
Description:
STEP POS.
CRS CREW
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CANDIDATE ACTION S/BEH AVlOR Recognize oscillating reactor pressure Enters OT 31 15.
Coordinate determination of EPR at fault; inform CRS.
Enter and direct actions IAW OT 31 15 (Reactor Pressure Transients):
0 Lower MPR setpoint as Place the EPR in CUTOUT Verify that the MPR has control necessary When directed:
Place the EPR in CUTOUT at peak pressure Verify that the MPR has control Lower MPR setpoint as necessary.
Direct BOP to restore pressure to the pre-transient pressure.
When directed, adjust MPR to adjust pressure to pre-transient level.
Direct crew member to contact I&C to check and repair EPR.
When directed, contract I&C, inform them of EPR problem and request repair efforts begin.
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Brief the Crew.
Direct STNCrew to begin work on a CR to ensure an Operability Determination is made.
COMMENTS S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 16 of 24 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 7 Crew Task
Description:
SRV-716 Leak (OT) Leads to Rx Scram (1 00% over 600sec)
STEP I POS.
CREW BOP CRS CANDlDATEACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S I U Recognize the "B" SRV leaking.
Enter OT 3121, Inadvertent Opening of SRV.
Using available indications, determine that SRV 71 -B is leaking:
inform CRS t
Enter and direct actions IAW OT 3121 (Inadvertent Opening of a Relief Valve)
N/O I COMMENTS EVALUATOR'S NOTE:
SRV is part-way open and may be assessed as either OPEN or leaking.
EVALUATOR'S NOTE:
No actions to stop leak will be successful.
0 Confirm that an SRV is leaking 0
Place torus cooling in service EVALUATOR'S NOTE: Recognize can't place torus cooling in service.
0 Inform Operations Manager Inform System Engineering 0
Commence plant shutdown IAW OP-0105 0
Determine that SRV has no known pilot valve leakage.
Attempt to close valve by cycling control switch from AUTO to OPEN to AUTO (if valve is open enough to indicate it is open and not leaking).
0 EVALUATOR'S NOTE: (Only if assessed as OPEN.)
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 17 of 24 STEP POS.
CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR S
U N/O COMMENTS BOP Attempt to cycle B SRV; report valve failure to close.
EVALUATORS NO CRS EVALUATORS NO
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(Only if assessed as OPEN.)
IF the SRV remains OPEN, Place the ADS Appendix R Bypass Switch on CRP 9-3 to BYPASS.
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(Only if assessed as OPEN.)
When directed, place the ADS Appendix R Bypass Switch on CRP 9-3 to BYPASS.
E: (Only if assessed as OPEN.)
When directed, reduce reactor power s 10% RTP/min using recirc flow until core flow is 27.5 to 29 MI bm/H r.
CRS n
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
Direct the following actions:
0 Transfer station loads to the Startup Transformers (as time permits).
required by OT-3121.
0 Reactor shutdown/cooldown as
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- = Critical TasklStep CRO/BOP CREW When directed, commence plant shutdown IAW OP 0105.
Recognize torus volume > 70,000 cu ft; inform CRS of EOP-3 entry condition
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 18 of 24 STEP POS.
CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR S
U N/O COMMENTS CRS When torus volume exceeds 70,000 cu ft, enter and direct actions IAW 0
Direct torus cooling.
EOP-3 EVALUATOR'S NOTE: Recognize can't place torus cooling in service.
CREW Report Drywell pressure approaching 2.5 psig.
Enter/direct actions IAW OT-3111 (as time permits):
0 Reduce Recirc flow to 27.5 - 29 Mlbs/hr at a rate not to exceed 10 percent per minute 0 Above the MELLLA boundary, stop lowering core flow and reduce power using the rapid shutdown sequence in reverse order EVALUATOR'S NOTE: May go above MELLLA for a short period of time during a transient.
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 19 of 24 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 8 & 9 Crew Task
Description:
Failure of Manual Scram; ARI Required; ATWS (45?"55%)
STEP POS.
CREW
- CREW EOP-2 CCT-1 CRO CRO CRS C RO/BO P CAN D I DATE ACT IONS/BEH AVl OR Recognize failure of pushbuttons to manually scram the reactor With reactor scram required and the reactor not shutdown, take action to reduce power by tripping the recirc pumps.
Standard:
Actuate the ARVRPT logic AND ensure that the recirc drive motor breakers are tripped within 2 minutes of the scram failure (or within 1 minute of RPV pressure exceeding 1200 psig)
Initiate ARVRPT and Trip the Drive Motor Breakers.
Report Partial Rod Insertion.
When steam flow c 0.5 Mlbm/hr per steamline, place mode switch in SHUTDOWN.
0 Verify all rods inserted; inform CRS.
Direct CRO to maintain level from 127" - 177".
Maintain reactor level as directed.
0 Determine HPCl not required for level control 0
HPCl tripped and inhibited COMMENTS NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 20 of 24
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U N/O Direct CRO/BOP to maintain reactor pressure 800 - 1000 psig using BPVs.
With the leaking SRV, the pressure band may have to be adjusted based on plant pressure continuing to lower.
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Direct crew to monitor the plant cooldown.
When directed monitor cooldown.
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EVALUATORS NOTE: With ARVRPT failure, trip of drive motor breakers required to satisfy critical task.
When informed of the scram failure enter and direct crew actions IAW EOP-1 and EOP-2 I
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Restart Drywell RRUs.
When directed:
0 Restart Drywell RRUs.
With a reactor scram required and the reactor not shutdown, INHIBIT ADS to prevent an uncontrolled RPV depressurization to prevent causing a significant power excursion.
Standard:
Inhibit ADS prior to automatic initiation.
Direct per EOP-2:
8 Inhibit ADS S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 21 of 24 0
Implement App P to keep the MSlVs Open When steam flow <0.5lbmkr per steamline, place Mode Switch in SHUTDOWN EVALUATORS NOTE: This step is an Immediate Action, ai 0 Verify ARI/RPT initiated 0
Insert control rods with one or more appropriate appendices 1 d may be performed without direction.
d EVALUATORS NOTE:
Implement appendix F, BB or H of OE 3107.
CRS Stabilize pressure RPV pressure 800-1,000 psig with BPVs.
When directed:
0 Inhibit ADS.
0 Implement App P to keep the MSlVs Open.
Stabilize pressure 800-1 000 psig with BPVs.
During an ATWS with conditions met to perform power/level control TERMINATE AND PREVENT INJECTION into the RPV using appendix GG, until conditions are met to re-establish injection.
Standard:
Completion of Terminate and prevent injection IAW OE 31 07 Appendix GG within 5 minutes of loss of forced circulation.
Inject SLC with A SLC pump Terminate/prevent injection per Appendix GG.
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 22 of 24 CRO CREW
- CREW EOP-2 CCT-4 CRO
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Recognize when power drops below 2 %; inform CRS Recognizes A SLC pump trip With a reactor scram required and the reactor not shutdown, TAKE ACTION TO REDUCE POWER by injecting boron andor inserting control rods, to prevent exceeding the primary containment design limits.
Standard:
Actions taken within 10 minutes of the scram failure to implement appropriate appendices and/or inject SLC. Initially SLC will be available, then one method must result in successful control rod insertion.
When steam flow ~0.5lbmhr per steamline, place Mode Switch in SHUTDOWN.
CRS EVALUATORS NOTE:
This step is an Immediate Action, and may be performed without direction.
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Direct RPV level maintained between -1 9 and 90 inches SLC will run initially then trip when power is < 2%.
Insert control rods using directed appendices.
EVALUATORS NOTE: After trip of SLC, control rod insertion becomes only means available to satisfy the critical task.
When conditions are met to re-establish injection, use available lnjection systems to RESTORE &
MAINTAIN RPV water level above
-19.
Standard:
Restore and maintain RPV level to between -1 9 and the level to which it was lowered AND no significant power excursion occurs.
EVALUATOR NOTE: Depending on crews pace, Torus temperature may reach 110 degrees before power drops to < 2%. This along with an SRV open and level > TAF will satisfy override to terminate and prevent / enter -19 to 90 level control leg.
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
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I CRS BOP CRS Maintain RPV level between -1 9 and 90 inches Recognize all rods inserted; inform CRS When all control rods inserted, exit EOP-2 and enter/direct actions IAW 0 Verify Table A automatic actions 0
Restore4 maintain RPV level 127 - 177 inches.
0 Commence cooldown at less than 100 degrees F per hour.
EOP-1:
When directed, commence cooldown at less than 100 degrees F per hour.
When all rods inserted, exit EOP-2, enter EOP-I, and direct RPV level restored and maintained 127 -1 77 inches.
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 23 of 24 Scenario may be terminated once EOP-2 has been exited at the discretion of the lead evaluator.
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- = Critical TasMStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 2 Page 24 of 24 OPERATOR ACTIONS ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
- = Critical TasWStep
Scenario Event Description NRC Scenario 3 Vermont Yankee 2007 NRC Scenario #3 The crew will initiate Turbine Chest Warming and continue with the reactor startup, pulling control rods to continue with the power ascension. As the startup progresses, IRM A will fail upscale resulting in a rod withdrawal block and a half scram, requiring the crew to evaluate Tech Specs, and bypass the failed IRM.
While addressing the IRM failure, the in-service CRD Flow Control Valve will fail closed. When startup is recommenced, the crew must identify the CRD Flow Control Valve failure and respond using ON 3145 to swap to the other CRD Flow Control Valve.
When the startup continues control rod 18-19 will not move at normal drive pressures, requiring actions IAW ON 31 43 Appendix A to correct the condition and continue with the startup.
After the control rod is fully inserted and disarmed, the crew will respond to an earthquake using OP 31 27, Natural Phenomena. This will cause a trip of the A TBCCW pump and the B TBCCW pump must be manually started when it fails to auto start. Also, the Gland Seal Regulator will fail closed requiring the crew to open the bypass valve to maintain condenser backpressure.
After the seismic and TBCCW issues have been addressed, a RClC leak will develop requiring operator action to isolate the leak. The CRS will evaluate Tech specs after RClC is manually isolated.
When the crew has isolated the RClC leak and Tech Specs have been evaluated, a subsequent earthquake will cause a Group-1 isolation and a break in the Torus. The auto scram will fail requiring the crew to manually scram (Critical Task). OT 31 00 will be entered for the scram, EOP-3 will be entered due to the Torus leak. During the scram, Scram Discharge Volume valves will fail to auto close and operator action is required to attempt to close the valves. EOP-4 entry required.
The crew will be evaluated responding to low Torus level IAW EOP-3. The break will be in excess of makeup system capacity, and the crew will be required to emergency depressurize before going below 7 ft in the Torus due to the rupture (Critical Task).
Critical tasks are to actuate a manual reactor scram and to emergency depressurize when Torus level cannot be maintained above 7 feet.
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VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 4 of 22 SIMULATOR EVALUATION GUIDE Evaluators:
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Senior Management Observer Critical Task Performance:
Lead Evaluator:
Date Administered:
Activity Code:
Crew:
SM CRS CRO BOP STA SAT UNSAT (Circle One)
Signature Prepared by:
Reviewed by:
Approved by:
Date:
Date:
Date:
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VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 5 of 22 CREW BRIEF:
-Power level:
2%
-Rod Sequence:
A2 Rod Sequence
-Rod Group:
-Equipment out of service and/or tagged:
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-Reason For Equipment out of Service or tagged:
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-Applicable Tech Spec LCOs:
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ORAM Sentinel Color:
k Yellow Transient Evolution >50%
-Plant evolutions in progress/Scheduled Shift Evolutions:
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Place Turbine Chest Warming in service and continue reactor startup.
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VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 6 of 22 SCENARIO
SUMMARY
The crew will initiate Turbine Chest Warming and continue with the reactor startup, pulling control rods to continue with the power ascension. As the startup progresses, IRM A will fail upscale resulting in a rod withdrawal block and a half scram, requiring the crew to evaluate Tech Specs, and bypass the failed IRM.
While addressing the IRM failure, the in-service CRD Flow Control Valve will fail closed. When startup is recommenced, the crew must identify the CRD Flow Control Valve failure and respond using ON 3145 to swap to the other CRD Flow Control Valve.
When the startup continues control rod 18-1 9 will not move at normal drive pressures, requiring actions IAW ON 31 43 Appendix A to correct the condition and continue with the startup.
After the control rod is fully inserted and disarmed, the crew will respond to an earthquake using OP 31 27, Natural Phenomena. This will cause a trip of the A, TBCCW pump and the 6 TBCCW pump must be manually started when it fails to auto start. Also, the Gland Seal Regulator will fail closed requiring the crew to open the bypass valve to maintain condenser backpressure.
After the seismic and TBCCW issues have been addressed, a RClC leak will develop requiring operator action to isolate the leak. The CRS will evaluate Tech specs after RClC is manually isolated.
When the crew has isolated the RClC leak and Tech Specs have been evaluated, a subsequent earthquake will cause a Group-1 isolation and a break in the Torus. The auto scram will fail requiring the crew to manually scram (Critical Task). OT 31 00 will be entered for the scram, EOP-3 will be entered due to the Torus leak. During the scram, Scram Discharge Volume valves will fail to auto close and operator action is required to attempt to close the valves. EOP-4 entry required.
The crew will be evaluated responding to low Torus level IAW EOP-3. The break will be in excess of makeup system capacity, and the crew will be required to emergency depressurize before going below 7 ft in the Torus due to the rupture (Critical Task).
Critical tasks are to actuate a manual reactor scram and to emergency depressurize when Torus level cannot be maintained above 7 feet.
TERMINATING CONDITION(S):
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Once the crew has opened the SRVs to commence an RPV-ED on Torus Level and had demonstrated the ability to monitor and control RPV Level during the RPV-ED, the scenario can be terminated at the discretion of the Lead Evaluator.
REFERENCES:
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Appendix D NUREG 1021 Revision 9
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 7 of 22 SIMULATOR OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS Simulator Set Up:
-2% Power
- 1. IC-805
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Discretionarv Distracter Malfunctions/RFs/lOs:
- 1. rfNM-71-76 APRM Gain adjustments due to APRM GAFs being out of spec; 71 (1.22) 72 (1.33), 73 (1.14), 74 (1.22), 75 (1.11) 76 (1.14)
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I Severity I Ramp I REM# I Act.Time I Description 100%
1 IRM A Failure Upscale mf NM-03A mfRD-11A mfRD-021819 3
Stuck Control Rod 18-1 9 2
CRD A FCV Failure Closed tfPP-06 I
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1 I Seismic Event mfSW-21 B 4
TBCCW 6 Pump Failure to Auto Start mfSW-14A 4
TBCCW A Pump Trip mf MS-09 4
Gland Seal Regulator fails mf RC-14 5
RClC Group 6 Isolation Failure closed mfRC-10 100%
30sec 5
RClC Steam Leak before 131 rfPP-06 6
Seismic Event (aftershock) mf RP-03 6
Spurious Group 1 Isolation mfRP-O1A 6
Failure to Auto Scram mf PC-10 I
50%
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I I Suppression Pool Leak t
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VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 8 of 22 SIMULATOR OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS (Continued)
Additional Instructions :
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When/if contacted to investigate the A IRM failure, acknowledge, and then report that there was an electronic failure of the output amplifier. If asked, recommend that the CR bypass the failed IRM.
When/if asked to monitor FCV-19A parameters, report you have normal filter suction & discharge pressures and no other abnormalities exist. Youll continue to monitor.
When asked to place FCV-196 in service, insert the following: rfRD-08 (OUT) followed by rfRD-09 (IN).
Following initial drive flow pressure increase (ON-3143), Simulator Booth Operator DELETE stuck rod malfunction (mfRD-021819).
NOTE: Based on the pace of the crew, they may not be on the intended malfunctioning rod (18-19), if this is the case, coordinate with the Lead Evaluator to provide a Stuck Rod malfunction for the rod selected. Ensure the alternate rod selected is at something other than 00 for evaluation purposes.
PRIOR to inserting key 4, call the CR as the RBAO to talk to the CRO to follow-up on CRD FCV operation. Insert key 4 during dialog (ensure you have a peer check or another simulator operator available to perform this function to prevent inserting the wrong malfunction during this evolution-STAR). This will ensure the ACRO gets credit for either the TBCCW pump trip and auto start failure or Gland Seal Regulator malfunction, Report to the Control room from the Security Shift Supervisor that tremors were felt from officers in the field.
When/if asked to investigate the TBCCW pump trip and failure to auto start, acknowledge, and then report that its believed to be due to the seismic event and that youll report back to the Control Room with a confirmation as soon as possible.
Report to the Control Room from the Security Shift Supervisor that aftershocks were felt by security officers in the field.
When/if asked to investigate a leak in the torus, acknowledge, and then report that the leak is about 4 feet up from the torus azimuth near the A RHR Loop Suction and that repairs to fix the leak are ongoing.
At the discretion of the Lead Examiner, the Torus Leak sizehate may be modified to get the crew to the point where they need to RPV-ED on torus level.
When/if asked to open CS-8A or CS-86 for torus makeup, insert the following as needed: rfCS-01 or rfCS-02 respectfully.
Appendix D NUREG 1021 Revision 9
e, OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 1 Crew Task
Description:
Perform Turbine Chest Warmup STEP POS.
CRS BOP CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR S
Directs Performing Turbine Chest Warmup IAW OP 01 05 Phase 2.D.
Step 1.
Direct CRO to monitor Reactor Power, Pressure and Level during Turbine Chest Warm-up.
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Enters OP 01 05 Phase 2.D. Step 1.
for Turbine Chest Warm-up and reviews Takes actions IAW OP 01 05 for Turbine Chest Warmup CRO Maintains Reactor Power, Pressure and Level as Turbine Chest Warm-up is placed in service.
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VALUATORS NOTE:
OP 0105 Phase 2.D. Step 1. specific !
I VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 9 of 22 COMMENTS teps attached.
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 10 of 22 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 2 Crew Task
Description:
Pull Rods to Continue Power Ascension EVALUATOR'S NOTE:
Specific guidance for rod pulls in OP 01 05.
S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
- = Critical TasWStep
Crew Task
Description:
IRM A Fails Upscale (TS)
STEP VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 11 of 22 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 3
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POS. I CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR CREW Recognizes IRM A failed upscale Recognizes YZ scram ALARMS CRS Recognizes IRMA upscale, references OP2131 section C.
Directs confirmation of upscale,
Directs I & C to investigate.
Directs bypassing IRM A.
Directs reset of /2 scram.
Consults Tech Specs - Table 3.1.1.
- no restriction with one IRM inop.
CRO Bypasses IRM Resets Y2 scram per OP 21 34 RPS.
CRS Crew Brief NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 12 of 22 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 4 Crew Task
Description:
CRD Flow Control Valve Fails Closed (ON)
STEP -
POS.
CREW CRS CRO CAN D I DATE ACT ION S/B E H AV IO R Recognizes abnormal CRD conditions.
Control Rod wont move.
Enters ON 31 45 - Loss of CRD Reg Function.
Directs actions per ON 3145, Step 9 for placing flow controller in manual, and swapping controllers.
Takes steps described in Step 9.
0 places in-service flow controller 0 determines problem still exists 0 swaps to alternate controller in manual S
I U I N/O I COMMENTS EVALUATORS NOTE:
See attached copy of ON 3145, Step 9. for specific steps.
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CRS I Crew Brief.
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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= Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 13 of 22 CRO OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 5 0
insert then withdraw rod 18-19 one notch (done twice).
Crew Task
Description:
Stuck Control Rod 18-1 9 (ON)
STEP I POS. I CANDlDATEACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S I U I N/O I COMMENTS Determines control rod 18-19 (or XX-XX) is stuck and notifies CRS EXAMINER NOTE: The stuck rod will be dependent on how far along the reactor startup/heatup has progressed. Rod 18-19 is the first control rod that may become stuck. If another rod needs to have the malfunction, the steps below will be performed unless the rod is initially at 00. In this case, wait to insert the malfunction on the alternate rod until its at a position other than 00.
CRS CRO Enters ON 3143 - Stuck Control Rod and directs actions contained on ON 31 43 flow chart.
Takes actions as directed to unstick control rod per ON 31 43 flowchart attempt one notch insert 0
attempt a single notch withdraw 0 determines drive water pressure 0
raises drive water pressure 10-50 psig attempt to insert control rod one notch (successful) 0 attempt to withdraw one notch (successful) 0 insert rod 18-19 one notch 0 withdraw rod 18-1 9 one notch 0
return drive water press. to 250-275 0
insert then withdraw rod 18-1 9 one notch (done twice)
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed u
All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 14 of 22 CRS Crew Brief.
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed Ir All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 15 of 22 CRO CREW CREW OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBERS 6 and 7 When directed, check control rod display. Report no drifts Direct STA to check the seismic monitor to determine if OBE was exceeded Report loss of A TBCCW Declares ALERT for seismic event A-5-C.
Crew Task
Description:
Seismic Event; Trip of A TBCCW Pump with B TBCCW Pump Failing to Auto Start: Gland Seal Regulator Failure CREW STEP I POS. I CANDlDATEACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S I U 1 N/O Call Electrical Maintenance to investigate the loss of valve indication, and failed level transmitter CREW CRS Recognize and inform the CRS of indication of a seismic event Enter and direct crew actions IAW OP 3127 CRS Direct CRO/BOP to dispatch A 0 to check for damage to structures or equipment IAW OP 31 27 When directed, dispatch AOs to check for damage to structures or equipment IAW OP 3127 CRO/BOP CRS Direct CRO/BOP to verify the seismic event by checking indications on the seismic monitor monitor report valid indication of a seismic event Direct CRO to check control rod display for rod drift COMMENTS NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
STEP POS.
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CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR Responds to Annunciator 7-K-9 STM SEAL HDR PRESS LO Directs the Gland Seal Regulator Bypass valve be opened to restore gland seal pressure and condenser backpressure. Enters OT-3120 for Rising Main Condenser Backpressure if conditions warrant, to ensure actions taken in the ARS will resolve the condenser backpressure issue.
Refers to Alarm Response Procedure for Low seal steam pressure and opens the gland seal regulator bypass valve (MS-10).
Monitors Main Condenser Backpressure.
Conduct a crew brief on plant conditions and priorities.
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 16 of 22 N/O I COMMENTS S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 17 of 22 0 PE RAT0 R ACT1 0 N S EVENT NUMBER 8 Crew Task
Description:
RClC Steam Leak (TS); RClC Fails to Auto Isolate STEP I POS.
CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR Responds to Annunciator 9-44-2 RCIC Steam Line DP High May Enter ON 3158 RX BLDG High Area Tempwater Level DirectsNerifies Isolating RClC when it fails to auto isolate.
Tech Specs 3.5.G.2. - 14 day LCO Refers to Alarm Response Procedure for 9-44-2.
Manually Isolates RClC valves 15 &
16 due to failure to auto isolate.
(Successful)
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N/O I COMMENTS NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 18 of 22 CRO CRS CRO OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 9,lO & 11 approximately 30 seconds of reaching the RPS auto scram actuation setpoint (9-5-K-3, Reactor Pressure High)
Insert manual scram.
Enter and direct actions per OT 3100 and EOP-1 Verify applicable Table A automatic actions When steam flow < 0.5 Mlbm/hr per steamline, place mode switch in SHUTDOWN 0 Verify all rods inserted; inform CRS 0
Insert IRMs and SRMs Crew Task
Description:
Seismic Aftershock; Group 1 Isolation; Auto Scram Failure; Manual Scram Required; PClS Group 111 Failure CREW STEP I POS.
I CANDlDATEACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S I U I N/O Recognizes SDV Drain valves CRD
-33A & 33B fail to isolate on scram.
COMMENTS NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
STEP POS.
CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR S
U CRO Attempts to Isolate SDV valves (unsuccessful)
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I Recommends calling operators in the field to manually isolate SDV.
Enters OP 31 27 Natural Phenomena due to alarm 7-M Seismic Monitor Alarm from aftershock.
Enters EOP-4 on Alarms rt 4-L-4 -Equip.drain N/S sump hi 4-M Floor drain N/S sump hi I=
CRO Due to increasing sump levels caused by SDV failure to isolate.
Maintains pressure/level as directed Controls Pressure 800-1 000 psig Control RPV water level 127-177 with feedwater VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 19 of 22 N/O COMMENTS
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NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 20 of 22 OPERATOR ACTIONS EVENT NUMBER 12 Crew Task
Description:
Torus Leak at A RHR Suction (50% Over 900 Secs); PRV-ED on Low Torus Level CANDIDATE ACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S Report high sump levels building.
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Direct an A 0 to investigate.
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When A 0 reports RHR suction line break, enter and direct actions per ON 31 08, Loss of Containment Integrity Emergency Procedure and ON 3158, Hi Rx Building Temperature or Water Level.
Direct maintenance to attempt to restore primary containment integrity.
Respond to reactor building sump level alarm.
Re-enter EOP-4, Secondary Containment Control, due to high floor drain sump levels.
Verify all available sump pumps are running.
Enter EOP-3 on low torus volume I the torus IAW Table N (multiple When torus level cannot be maintained above 7 ft, perform RPV emergency depressurization.
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Initiate RPV-ED such that RPV pressure is < 50 psig when Torus level reaches 5.5 ft.
N/O I COMMENTS t-S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory:
N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
- = Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 21 of 22 11 STEP I POS. I CANDlDATEACTIONS/BEHAVIOR I S I U I N/O I COMMENTS 11 EVALUATOR'S NOTE:
Once the CRS determines Torus Level can't be maintained > 7 feet then RPV-ED is warranted.
When torus level cannot be maintained above 7 ft, enter EOP-5 Inhibit HPCl and and direct all 4 SRVs opened.
HPCl injection is terminated before Torus level falls below 6 ft. if HPCl is running.
level 6" - 177" using condensate and feed. EOP-1, Step RC/L-2 Maintain RPV level as directed.
Scenario may be terminated once level is restored and maintained.
I NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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= Critical TasWStep
VY 2007 NRC Scenario 3 Page 22 of 22 OPERATOR ACTIONS ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
NOTES:
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S = Satisfactory; U - Unsatisfactory; N/O = Not Observed All Unsatisfactory ratings require comments; a comment sheet is attached.
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- = Critical TasWStep