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(1) 2-PT-3Y009, Flow Test for Underground Service Water Line 108, Performed on 8-16-2005 (2) 2-PT-3Y010, Flow Test for Underground Service Water Line 409, Performed on 09-19-2005
ML081200320
Person / Time
Site: Indian Point  Entergy icon.png
Issue date: 09/02/2005
From: Seabold J
Entergy Nuclear Northeast
To:
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation, NRC/OGC, NRC Region 1
References
2-PT-3Y010, Rev 2
Download: ML081200320 (24)


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Entergy Nuclear Northeast 81 Continuous 0 Reference Effective Date: 4' I ZIZOOS 0 Information Page 1 of 17 Team 2C Procedure Owner PARTIAL REVISION

FLOW TEST FOR UNDERGROUND SERVICE WATER LINE 409 REVISION

SUMMARY

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Rev: 2 NO: 2-PT-3YOlO Page 2 of 17 1.0 REASON FOR REVISION 1. l Upgrade procedure format to comply with IP-SMM-AD-104, IPEC Procedure Writing Manual.

1.2 Incorporate feedback lP2-6354.

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SUMMARY

OF CHANGES 2.1 Revised as necessary to remove all gray shading used to identify ITS changes and to delete previous P8L 3.1 and any text identified as CTS. This change is editorial in nature per Step 4.6.4 of IP-SMM-AD-102. (No change bars used)

Revised previous sections/steps as required to comply with new IPEC PT format.

This change is editorial in nature per Step 4.6.14 of IP-SMM-AD-102. (No change bars used) 2.2 2.3 Oeleted previous P&L 2.5, which stated: This test shall be performed by Certified Level I OR Level II examiners. There are no visual examinations performed in this test. (lP2-6354) This change is editorial in nature per Step 4.6.12 of IP-SMM-AD-102. (No change bar used)

Step 4.3.3: Changed reduction in Expected Pump Flow for 2 pump operation to obtain Minimum Expected Pump Flow from 3% to 15%. 15% provides sufficient assurance of flow. The criteria for the corresponding procedures at Unit 3, 3-PT-CS032A 8 6, have been changed to 15% based on the same reasoning.

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FLOW TEST FOR UNDERGROUND SERVICE WATER LINE 409 NO: 2-PT-3Y010 Rev: 2 Page 3 of 17 TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Title Pane 1.0 PURPOSE.......................................................................................................

4 2.0 PRECAUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS............................................................... 4 3.0 PREREQUISITES............................................................................................

7 4.0 PROCEDURE................................................................................................ 10 4.1 Initial Conditions....................................................................................

10 4.2 Flow Test instructions............................................................................ 10 4.3 Calculations...........................................................................................

13 5.0 COMMENTS..................................................................................................

14 6.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA.............................................................................

15 7.0 TEST ACCEPTANCE....................................................................................

15 8.0 EVALUATION................................................................................................

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9.0 REFERENCES

17 RECORDS AND DOCUMENTATION............................................................

17 10.0 Atttachments None

NO: 2-PT-3YOlO Rev: 2 Page 4 of 17 FLOW TEST FOR UNDERGROUND SERVICE WATER LINE 409 1.0 PURPOSE 1.1 This procedure establishes requirements for demonstrating integrity of the underground portion of Service Water Line 409 (1, 2, 3 header) through performance of a flow test in accordance with ASME Section XI.

This procedure applies to the underground portion of Service Water Line 409.

1.2 2.0 PRECAUTIONS AND. LIMITATIONS 2.1 Precautions and Limitations 2.1.1 This test may be performed when the Service Water System is aligned for either Two or Three Header Operation.

2.1.2 2.1.3 2.1.4 WHEN data is being collected, THEN only two Essential Service Water Pumps (SWP) SHALL be in service.

Proper radiological precautions SHALL be observed when performing this test.

The Service Water Intake Bay is a FME area that requires enhanced controls per IP-SMM-MA-118, Foreign Material Exclusion. The Cognizant Supervisor SHALL conduct a pre-job brief regarding FME controls.

necessary, THEN an RWP SHALL be obtained.

2.2 General Information 2.2.1 2.2.2 2.2.3 Personnel performing this test SHALL read it in its entirety prior to the start of testing.

Test personnel SHALL complete Sections 3.0,4.0, 5.0.6.0, and 7.0, as applicable.

Any discrepancies found SHALL be identified in the Comments, Section 5.0.

2.2.4 This test establishes a flow into underground lines and determines flow out. This is done in lieu of hydrostatic or other VT-2 type types due to IWA-5244 for buried piping systems. WHEN field data has been taken, THEN measured flow is compared with the known flow from pump curve information in order to find the deviation from expectation.

is much less than expected flow, THEN excessive leakage through piping or valves may be occurring. This may require further diagnosis in the next outage of sufficient duration.

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FLOW TEST FOR UNDERGROUND SERVICE WATER LINE 409 1 No: 2-PT-3Y010 Rev:2 I 2.2.5 This test requires that Service Water flow from the Service Water Pumps be obtained using test data and a composite pump curve for two pump operation. The use of a composite curve constructed from manufacturer data and test data is too difficult to arrange in advance for each possible pump variation prior to the test. Therefore, the curve is constructed after the data is obtained. This construction can be expected to take the next working day after field data is obtained.

Apart from this required testing, there are additional evaluations which are routinely made concerning this particular buried pipe. The IST Engineer may elect to provide an overview of current observations and activities in Section 8.1. Some topics for discussion include:

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The performance of any interior or exterior pipe inspections in support of Generic Letter 89-13. Also, additional examinations of this pipe planned or scheduled in the future.

Inability of the system to maintain flow to loads as specified in station documents.

Unexpected up-welling of water in the Transformer Yard or other locations related to this pipe.

e Any problems with this pipe known or monitored by System Engineering.

The test requires that Service Water flow for the Fan Cooler Units and Emergency Diesel Generators be recorded.

instrumentation is NOT available, THEN alternate instrumentation must be installed or the test can NOT be relied upon to accurately reflect load conditions.

2.2.7 2.2.7.1 WHEN the flow to a particular load is between 1 % and 3% of the expected total flow in two pump operation (Le. between 100 gpm and 300 gpm),

THEN it is permissible to use the last recorded flow if either of the following conditions apply:

Either the flow is maintained by locked valves or the flow is maintained with valves fully open.

IF neither of these conditions can be met, THEN the flow path shall be instrumented in this test. The last recorded flow must come from a controlled source such as a Surveillance Test or Post Work Test. These conditions are evaluated by the IST Engineer in the body of the test.

FLOW TEST FOR UNDERGROUND SERVICE WATER LINE 409 2.2.7.2 NO: 2-PT-3Y010 Rev: 2 Page 6 of 17 WHEN the flow to a particular load is less than 1 % of the expected total flow in two pump operation (i.e. less than 100 gpm), THEN it is permissible to use the expected design flow provided by the System Engineer for that load.

IF this flow is a range, THEN the minimum flow SHALL be used since that is the consewatwe flow in this case. These conditions are evaluated by the IST Engineer in the body of the test.

2.2.8 2.2.9 This test SHALL be performed by Certified Level I or Level II examiners.

Test equipment may be installed in advance of the procedure step requiring installation.

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1 21 FCU SW Flow 22 FCU SW Flow 23 FCU SW Flow 24 FCU SW Flow 25 FCU SW Flow NO: 2-PT-3YO10 Rev: 2 Page 7 of 17 FLOW TEST FOR UNDERGROUND SERVICE WATER LINE 409 FI-5028A

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3.0 PREREQUISITES 3.1 Equipment required for test:

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For installed instrumentation, this may be performed by verifying NO overdue calibration PMs or surveillances exist and documenting this in Section 5.0, Comments.

3.2 Reason for Test - CHECK applicable listing:

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W Other 3.3 COORDINATE installation of Ultrasonic Flow Meters (UT) with Programs and Components Engineering (P&CE):

I FLOW TEST FOR UNDERGROUND SERVICE WATER LINE 409 I No: 2-PT-3Y010 Rev:2 1 I Page 8of 17 Initials 3.4 The IST Engineer (ISTE) shall make the following determinations within seven days prior to the test:

3.4.1 FI-1130, total Service Water flow for the Fan Cooler Unit Motors (30 - 300 gpm) is NOT available, THEN PERFORM one of the following:

3.4.1.1 ENTER the last recorded flow and the source document for this flow:

Last recorded flow:

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dur re r d # r a F M Pdeh&q, ISTE OR SPECIFY that flow path be instrumented with an 3.4.1.2 ultrasonic flow meter.

ZZL ISTE 3.4.2 PERFORM one of the following:

3.4.2.1 ENTER the last recorded total flow for all three Zurn Strainers for this undergroud line and the source document for this ff ow:

Last recorded total Now:

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FLOW TEST FOR UNDERGROUND SERVICE WATER LINE 409 3.5 NO: 2-PT-3Y010 Rev: 2 Page 9 of 17 Initials Load Minimum Design Flow zcc f i g 7 2 GPd I &*A A~,+T*H>

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NOTE Service Water Pumps SHALL be operated per 2-SOP-24.1, Service Water System Operation, during this test.

4.2.1 ENSURE two Service Water pumps are in operation on the Essential Header.

4.2.2 CIRCLE two operating Service Water Pumps below:

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IF UT installation is required by Step 3.4.1.2, THEN INSTALL UT on Combinded FCU Motor Cooler Outlet Line.

IF UT installation is required by Step 3.4.2.2, THEN INSTALL UT on each Service Water Pump Zurn Strainer Blowdown Pipe on the 1-2-3 Header (3 total).

Using a tethered ruler RECORD tide level to nearest inch by measuring from center line of Discharge Pipe to water surface.

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I Initials 4.2.6 RECORD Unit 2 Inlet River Water Temperature from River Water Temperature Monitoring System (Point 2) in CCR or at 15' monitor at condenser inlet (Fluke).

Description Instrument 21 FCU SW Flow FI-5028A River Water Temp: 8 I, 7 O F As Found Flow 1380 gpm 4.2.7 RECORD As Found Essential Service Water Header

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1320 gpm 22 FCU SW Flow FI-5032A Pressure indicated on PI-l190R on CCR Panel SJF.

SW Header Pressure: 97 psig 23 FCU SW Flow 24 FCU SW Flow 25 FCU SW Flow 4.2.8 RECORD Zurn AP and SWP discharge pressure for 21, 22, and 23SWPs:

FI-5026A 13.60 gpm-FI-5030A I3 $0

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Initials 4.2.10 RECORD FCU Motor Cooler Indication Source: FI-1130 or FCU Mtr Clr SW Flow: 3 4.2.1 1 RECORD EDG Service Water flow indicated on FIC-5919 in EDG Bldg:

EDG sw FIOW: / 550 gpm 21SWPS Flow 22SWPS Flow I

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4.2.13 E UT was installed on Combinded FCU Motor Cooler Outlet Line in Step 4.2.3, THEN REMOVE UT from Combinded FCU Motor Cooler Outlet Line.

4.2.14 E UT was installed on each SWP Zurn Strainer Blowdown Pipe in Step 4.2.4, THEN REMOVE UT from each SWP Zurn Strainer Blowdown Pipe.

4.2.1 5 FORWARD test to IST Engineer to complete calculations.,

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I Initials 4.3 Calculations 4.3.1 Total FCU Flow measured in this test: 6 ?,h gpm EDG Flow measured in this test:

COMPLETE the following and SUM the flow readings and penalties:

/rs/Qgpm Zurn Flow (if measured in this test):

QPm Total FCU Motor Cooler flow (if measured in this test): 377. 7 gpm Y 6 I Total Penalty Flow from Step 3.5:

gpm rvbfe aT Sum of Total Load Flow: -7 gpm qqzp*?Mfi's cT--

325-4.3.2 4.3.3 4.3.4 RECORD Expected Pump Flow for 2 pump operation:

Expected Pump Flow for 2 pump operation:

9 2 0 q gpm REDUCE Expected Pump Flow for 2 pump operation by 15%

to obtain Minimum Expected Pump Flow:

Minimum Expected Pump Flow:

71fL3 gpm ATTACH sufficient documentation to this test to validate the record (e.g. Manufacturer Pump Curve, Vendor data, etc.).

COMPARE Total Load Flow to Minimum Expected Pump Flow and VERIFY Total Load Flow is greater than or equal to Minimum Expected Pump Flow:

UNSAT RETURN test to FSS for normal test closeout.

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5.0 COMMENTS Test Performers:

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I Requirement Surveillance I Component 1 step 1 FLOW TEST FOR UNDERGROUND SERVICE WATER LINE 409 Actual Acceptable Initials Criteria I

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TotalLoadFlow 1 0 Total Load Flow 1 4.3.4 I ASME Section XI 2 Min. Expected SAT I UNSAT YES NO I

I PumD Flow 7.0 TEST ACCEPTANCE 7.1 7.2 IST Program Acceotance Criteria 7.1.I Based on recorded data, are all Acceptance Criteria of Section 6.1 satisfied?

NO 7.1.2 E required acceptance criteria is NOT met, THEN:

0 NOTIFY CRS/SM.

0 INITIATE a CR.

IF NO is circled in Step 7.1.1, THEN LIST corrective actions taken and comments:

Comments:

N O A C 9i19los SM or Des. Alt. I Date

FLOW TEST FOR UNDERGROUND SERVICE WATER LINE 409 8.0 EVALUATION NO: 2-PT-3YO10 Rev: 2 Page 16of 17 8.1 IST EVALUATION Comments:

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9.0 REFERENCES

9.1 Commitment Documents None 9.2 DeveloDment Documents 9.2.1 9321-F-2722, Flow Diagram Service Water System Nuclear Steam Supply Plant Sheet 1 of 2 9.2.2 A209762, Flow Diagram Service Wtr Sys Nuclear Stm Supply Plant Sheet 2of2 9.3 Interface Documents 9.3.1 9.3.2 ASME Section XI 2-SOP-24.1, Service Water System Operation 9.3.3 Generic Letter 89-1 3 9.3.4 IP-SMM-MA-118, Foreign Material Exclusion 10.0 RECORDS AND DOCUMENTATION 10.1 Records The following required records are generated by this procedure and SHALL be maintained in accordance with IPEC Records Retention Schedule:

10.1.1 WHEN completed, THEN this Performance Procedure becomes a Quality Record.

10.2 Documentation The following documentation resulting from this procedure are NOT required to be controlled and maintained in accordance with the IPEC Records Retention Schedule.

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. I Entpqy I~ANAGEMEN~ ADM~NISTRATWE PROCEDURE DC-904 PEER REVIEW SHEET AlTPCHMENT 10.2 PEER REVIEW SHEET PROCEDURE NUMBER:

DATE PERFORMED:

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Evaluation to Determine Expected SW Flow During Surveillance Test PT-3Y10 Flow Test for Underground Service Water Line 409 The pumps in service for the test were 21 SWP (97JC 1705s) and 23SWP (97JC 1704s).

Per PT3Y10, the recorded river water level during the test was 6 feet 8 inches below the centerline of the pump discharge pipe. An overall distance of 9 feet was used for the difference between river level and strainer gauges.

Per PT3Y 10, the 2 1 SWP discharge pressure (PI-1 193) was 97 psig, and the 23 S WP discharge pressure (PI-118 1) was 95 psig.

The discharge pressure in feet is; 21 SWP: 2.3 1 X 97 psig - 224 ft 23 SWP: 2.31 X 95 psig-219 ft The total lift is; 21 SWP: 224 ft + 9 feet = 233 ft 23 SWP: 219 ft + 9 feet = 228 ft The flow data around the test point:

21 SWP: 4232 gpm at 242.32 ft and 4606 gpm at 220.68 ft 374 gpm 121.64 f = 17.28 gpdft[233 ft -220.68 ft =12.32 ft ; 12.32 ft x 17.28 g p d f t

-213 gpm ; 4606 gpm -213 gpm = 4393 gpm]

Interpolated Flow = 4393 gpm 23 SWP: 4606 gpm at 233.56 ft and 4842 gpm at 227.16 ft 236 gpm 16.4 ft = 36.9 gpdft E228 ft -227.16 fi = 0.84 ft ; 0.84 ft x 36.9 gpdft = 31 gpm ; 4842 gpm - 3 1 gpm = 481 1 gpm]

Interpolated Flow is 4811 gpm Total SW flow is 4393 gpm + 481 1 gpm = 9204 gpm Acceptance criteria is to be within 15% of estimated pump flow. The acceptance criteria is:

7823 gprn v Chris Bergren IPEC IST 911 512005

Date DP - psid Flow - gpm Pressure - psig Header CCR Header Pressure - psig From:

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Zurn Blow Down flows The following are the current Unit 2 Zurn Blowdown settings. 23 is the only valve currently not replaced by the MOD. As can be seen, all are within acceptable tolerances for operation.

Galati, kthony; Beasley, Thomas J. (IPEC); Scott, Benjamin Vasely, Michael; Studley, Paul; McCarB~y, Brian P.

Brian Meek Unit 2 Zurn Blowdown Flows Following Valve Replacement

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