ML16130A156

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TMI Fhar Volume 1 (007) Chapter 4A
ML16130A156
Person / Time
Site: Three Mile Island Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 04/11/2016
From:
Exelon Generation Co
To:
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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TMI-16-035
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4-1fhar4a.tmi/Rev.274.0FIRE HAZARDS ANALYSIS4.1Reactor BuildingBUILDING FIRE AREA BOUNDARY CONSTRUCTION FEATURESBuilding: REACTOR BUILDINGElev.: 281' through 468'4-1/2"Fire Area Name: REACTOR BUILDINGLength: 130 ft.Width: 130 ft.Height: 187 ft.Area(Approx.): 13,273 ft2each elevationDrawings: 1-FHA-017, 018, 019, 020, 021, 022, 023 and 024Fire Area Boundaries:Fire Area Boundary Barrier Ratings:Fire Loading:hoursDesign Rating:3hoursThe Fire Area Boundary Components Are As Follows:Walls:North-Reinforced ConcreteSouth-Reinforced ConcreteEast-Reinforced ConcreteWest-Reinforced ConcreteCeiling:Reinforced ConcreteFloor:Reinforced ConcreteDoors:Entrance is through double water tight doors, equipment or access hatches which donot have a UL labeled rating because of overriding nuclear considerations. However,their construction is considered adequate to contain fires, which could be postulatedon either side of them.

4-1fhar4a.tmi/Rev.274.0FIRE HAZARDS ANALYSIS4.1Reactor BuildingBUILDING FIRE AREA BOUNDARY CONSTRUCTION FEATURESBuilding: REACTOR BUILDINGElev.: 281' through 468'4-1/2"Fire Area Name: REACTOR BUILDINGLength: 130 ft.Width: 130 ft.Height: 187 ft.Area(Approx.): 13,273 ft2each elevationDrawings: 1-FHA-017, 018, 019, 020, 021, 022, 023 and 024Fire Area Boundaries:Fire Area Boundary Barrier Ratings:Fire Loading:hoursDesign Rating:3hoursThe Fire Area Boundary Components Are As Follows:Walls:North-Reinforced ConcreteSouth-Reinforced ConcreteEast-Reinforced ConcreteWest-Reinforced ConcreteCeiling:Reinforced ConcreteFloor:Reinforced ConcreteDoors:Entrance is through double water tight doors, equipment or access hatches which donot have a UL labeled rating because of overriding nuclear considerations. However,their construction is considered adequate to contain fires, which could be postulatedon either side of them.