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Meeting Slides - Harris Realistic LBLOCA Question Response Meeting
ML12076A165
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Issue date: 01/11/2012
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  • Introductions
  • Overview of Status
  • Response to Individual questions from December 13th Meeting
  • Schedule
  • Concluding Remarks Harris M5 RLBLOCA questions - NRC Meeting p.2 ~ Progress Energy

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  • Mike Blom
  • John Caves
  • Dave Corlett
  • Dean Tibbitts AREVA
  • Bob Baxter
  • Bert Dunn
  • Mireille Cortes
  • Nithian Nithianandan
  • Gayle Elliott (IQ~ Harris M5 RLBLOCA questions - NRC Meeting
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Cycle 18 Feed Assembly Zircaloy 4 M5 Clad LBLOCA Method EMF-2087 ANP-3011 based on EMF-2103 PCT 2081 OF 1919 OF Transient 7% <3%

Oxidation Safety Analysis 2958 2958 Core Power (MW)

~ Harris M5 RLBLOCA questions - NRC Meeting p.4 ~ Progress Energy

Appendix K 2958 Zircaloy 4 2081 7.0 EMF-2103 Best 2993 Zircaloy4 1887 2.02 Rev 0 Estimate EMF-2103, i Best 2958 1930 11.95 Rev 0 + Estimate Trans Pkg ANP-3011 Best 2958 M5 1919 2.94 Estimate Harris M5 RLBLOCA questions - NRC Meeting p.5 L Progress Energy

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  • Additional Sensitivity Cases Run (Response to Question 1)
  • Discussions of Questions 2 to 6 refined and responses prepared
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  • Characterize droplet shattering model without modeling the fuel relocation
  • Show the sensitivity of the fuel relocation to fuel relocation packing factor
  • Consider including a range of packing factors 30 - 80%
  • Utilize the Harris Nuclear Plant (HNP) limiting-peak clad temperature (PCT) case

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Question #1 Expand Sensitivity Study Table 1: 0.5 Packing Fraction Cases with Hot Assembly Rupture Harris M5 RLBLOCA questions - NRC Meeting p.9 ~ Progress Energy

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Question #1 Maximum Packing Factor [PF] Considerations PBF - Power Burst Facility

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  • Data results are in question due to material movement during the handling of the test rods
  • Micrographies measurement is more accurate compared to gamma scanning
  • PBF micrographic data shows 70% PF for rupture strain below 50%
  • AREVA estimates 45% PF for strains near 70%

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~ Harris M5 RLBLOCA questions - NRC Meeting p.17 ~ Progress Energy

  • Studsvik Tests - Provide results for burn-ups at 70 GWd, show no fuel in the ruptured region as it was all lost out of the rupture
  • KfK/FR2 Tests - Only rod E5 showed a PF of 61.5%. During the swelling and rupture of the rod, the cladding expanded to make a seal around the 10 of the container tube, thus invalidating any other results Harris M5 RLBLOCA questions - NRC Meeting p.18 ~ Progress Energy

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  • 70% PF is an upper limit (based on older PBF data) for the strain range seen in the HNP plant cases
  • Sensitivity study concludes base case is conservative and no bias is proposed (with droplet shattering)

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Question #2 Droplet Shattering Model Address whether droplet shattering is calculated on all flow blockage (non-vertical) surfaces in the S-RELAP5 calculation. If not, provide the flow blockage surfaces which are assumed to cause droplet shattering.

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Page 122 of ANP-3011 (P), "Harris Nuclear Plant Unit 1 Realistic Large Break LOCA Analysis" states, In the present model, the rupture blockage ratio [which is correlated to the number of droplets to yield a maximum atomization factor], 8, is taken from the swelling and rupture correlation.

  • Address whether droplet shattering is calculated only against the hot pin rupture, or the additional flow blockage areas (i.e., balloon/burst regions, spacer grids, etc.) assumed to be present upstream of the hot pin rupture location.
  • If the additional flow blockage areas are not based on pre-transient core geometry, discuss how the locations and sizes of flow blockages are distributed.

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Address how well the S-RELAP5 modification predicted the data.

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Question #4 Benchmark to SR Data cont'd

  • An Excel spreadsheet that contained blockage Test 61607 data has been placed in PGN FTP site for NRC to retrieve for further evaluation
  • Figures 6-14 and 6-15 in ANP-3011 P show S-RELAP5 conservatively predicted PCT compared to blockage test data for the FLECHT-SEASET and REBEKA-6 tests
  • Additional FLECHT-SEASET test benchmarks, 61509 and 61607, are presented on the next two slides
  • COBRA-TF (NUREG/CR-4166) modeled all expected multi dimensional flow phenomena at rupture location, including flow diversion
  • The figures show that S-RELAP5 conservatively predicts cladding response compared to the COBRA-TF results

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Question #6 Droplet shattering impacts on Heat Transfer Explain how droplet shattering model incorporates the following droplet-dependent heat transfer effects:

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  • Validate heat transfer modeling for these separate effects

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  • Best estimate to upper bound packing factor is 50% to 70%
  • The response of PCT over a range of PF shows a smooth response to changes
  • AREVA's sensitivity method has been successfully benchmarked against applicable research
  • AREV A's treatment of the SRR phenomenon is applied in a conservative manner within ANP-3011
  • A PCT of 1919 from base case is therefore defensible

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Discussion of questions received on January 10th , 2012.

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  • Progress Energy will docket the responses
  • Projected docket date is January 20, 2012
  • Target date for new round of questions to be docketed is the week of February 13th

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