ML17216A174

Draft Written Exam (Folder 2)

ML17216A174
Person / Time
Site:	Oyster Creek
Issue date:	02/10/2016
From:	Brian Fuller Operations Branch I
To:	Exelon Generation Co
Shared Package
ML15219A259	List: IR 05000219/2016301 ML15224B314 ML16026A581 ML16064A171 ML16064A177 ML17216A172 ML17216A174 ML17261B060 ML17261B165 ML17261B167 ML17261B168 ML17261B169
References
TAC U01929
Download: ML17216A174 (258)

Text

The plant is at rated conditions in a normal electric plant lineup with the following:

• Time = 0 seconds: A LOCA occurs.

• Time = 60 seconds: RPV water level is 80" TAF and lowering .

• Time = 75 seconds: Breaker S 1B fails to auto close

• =

Time 85 seconds: EOG #2 DISABLE annunciator alarms due to low cooling water pressure.

Based on these conditions. what is the response of the EDGs at 100 seconds?

EDG#1 EDG#2 A. Fast Started Idle started and tripped B. Fast Started Idle started and loaded

c. Idle Started Accelerated to 900 RPM and tripped D. Idle Started Accelerated to 900 RPM and loaded Answer: D Answer Explanation I 264000 EDGs K1 .04 Knowledge of the physical connections and/or cause-K&A effect relationships between EMERGENCY GENERATORS (DIESEL/JET) and the following: Emergency generator cooling water svstem (3.2/3.3)

Level: RO Tier: 2 l Grouo: 1 General EDGOP References RAP-T4F I 341 I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 1 of 186 1O December 2015

Proposed Answer: D The candidate must recognize that the #1 EOG will idle start due to the LOCA. Since S1 B failed to repower Bus 1B which powers Bus 1D, the #2 EOG received a fast start signal due to undervoltage. The fast start signal bypasses the low cooling water pressure protection and continues to run loaded to the bus.

A is Incorrect. Plausible - Both EDGs received a start signal on the low RPV water level. However that signal is an idle start signal, not a fast start. EOG #2 also received a fast start signal on undervoltage when S18 failed to close and re-energize the Explanation bus.

B is Incorrect. Plausible - Both EDGs received a start signal on the low RPV water level. However that signal is an idle start signal, not a fast start. EDG #2 also received a fast start signal on undervoltage when S1 B failed to close and re-energize the bus.

C is Incorrect. Plausible - EOG #1 received only an idle start signal. EOG #2 received a fast start signal and accelerated to 900 RPM, however, the fast start logic bypasses the low cooling water pressure sii:inal so EOG #2 will not trip.

N-OC-2621.828.0.013 Emergency Diesel Generators Lesson Plan EDG-00813 - Explain the differences between normal EDG start Learning sequence and fast start sequence, including trip bypasses and Objective/

automatic fault resets.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Source Modified (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 NRC No Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowled~e 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features.

Justification for LORT questions NIA with KlA values <

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 Svstem ID No.: 264000 PRA: No Safety 6 ~ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 2 of 186 10 December 2015

2 The plant is operating at approximately 95% power with the following conditions:

• Operators are completing ABN-40 actions for a stuck open EMRV, which is now CLOSED.

• The unit RO fails to zero the deviation on the Master Feedwater Controller prior to returning it to AUTO

• RPV water is rising and has been greater than 182" TAF for 5 seconds on RE05/19A and REOS/198.

Which one of the following automatic actions occurs as a direct result of the high RPV water level condition sensed on RE05/19A & RE05/19B A. MSIVs close B. All operating MFPs trip C. Isolation Condensers go into service D. "A", "8", & "C" Main Feed Regulating valves fully close Answer: B Answer Explanation I 259002 Reactor water Level Control System K1 .01 Knowledge of the physical connections and/or cause effect K&A relationships between REACTOR WATER LEVEL CONTROL SYSTEM and the followin!l: RPS (3.8/3.9)

Level: RO Tier: 2 l Group: 1 General References RAP-H5d I 619.3.013 I Proposed Answer: B Explanation: RPS level instruments RE05/19A and B provide input to the Reactor Overfill Protection System (ROPS). The ROPS functions to trip all operating RFPs if a high reactor water level condition (>181")

is sensed on BOTH RE05/19A & REOS/198, provided that the ROPS is not bypassed by either the switch on panel 4F or a low total feedwater flow. In the conditions provided the total feedwater flow at 95% power is > 2.23 E6 lbm/hr, so therefore ROPS is NOT bypassed.

A. Plausible - A Turbine Trip will have occurred resulting in Stop Explanation Valve closures, not MSIVs. MSIV closure a protective function of RPS and may eventually occur, however it is not a direct result of the given conditions.

C. Plausible - This is a protective function of RPS and may eventually occur, however it is not a direct result of the given conditions.

D. Plausible - This would have a similar effect of preventing RPV overfill, however overfill protection is accomplished via tripping the FWPs, vice closing the FRVs. Also, FWLC is sensed off of GEMAC detectors & candidate must know that FRV's control signals are not received from RE05/19A & RE05/19B OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 3 of 186 10 December 2015

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0018 - Feedwater Control System FWC-10444 - Describe the interlock signals and setpoints for the Learning affected system components and expected system response Objective/ includino oower loss or failed components.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features.

Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 259002 PRA: No No.:

Safety 2 12SJ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 4of186 1O December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Unit Substation, USS 182, de-energized due to a fault.

Which one of the following describes the response of the Isolation Condensers (ICs) to automatic initiation and isolation signals?

Response to automatic Response to Automatic initiation signal isolation signal A. Both ICs initiate All IC isolation valves close B. Both ICs initiate NOT all IC isolation valves close C. Only IC 'A' initiates All IC isolation valves close D. Only IC 'A' initiates NOT all IC isolation valves close Answer: B Answer Explanation I 207000 Isolation (Emergency) Condenser K&A 1<2.01 Knowledge of electrical power supplies to the following: Motor operated valves: BWR-2,3 (3.6/3.8}

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References 307 I ABN-48 I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 5 of 186 10 December 2015

l'~-~~l()N~~Nl1W,ER, KEY

, 14-1 NRcva1K:t~ti~*~ 2 Proposed Answer: B Explanation: USS 182 supplies MCC 1821 which supplies power to V-14-32, the AC steam IV for IC 'B', which is normally open. The loss of the AC bus will not prevent V-14-35, The DC Condensate Return from 'B' Condenser from opening on an initiation signal. On an isolation signal, the normally open V-14-32 will fail to close as required.

A. Plausible - Both ICs will initiate, however V-14-32 will fail to isolate due to the loss of power. If the applicant believes that V-14-32 is a normally closed valve since power is lost then all Explanation isolation valves would be closed on an isolation signal.

C. Plausible if the candidate believes that since V-14-32 has no power then IC 'B' will not initiate becuase they believe V-14-32 is a normally closed valve and therefore only IC 'A' will initiate.

Also if the candidate does not understand V-14-32 is a normally open valve and believes the valve is already closed therefore all IC isolation valves will close on an isolation signal.

D. Plausible if the candidate believes that since V-14-32 has no power then IC 'B' will not initiate becuase they believe V-14-32 is a normally closed valve and therefore only IC 'A' will initiate.

Plausible if the candidate does not understand V-14-32 is a normally open valve.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0023 - ISOLATION CONDENSERS ICS-2030 - DESCRIBE the Isolation Condenser design feature(s)

Learning and/or interlocks (including signals and setpoints) which provide for Obiective/ the followinq: Automatic svstem initiation, Automatic svstem isolation References Provided Question NEW ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledae 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b I

Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features.

Justification for LORT questions with NIA KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID No.: 207000 PRA: I No I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 6 of 186 10 December 2015

Safety 4 ILT Functions:

Category(s) N/A LORT LORTOnl :

OCS OPS !LT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 7 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 4

The plant is at rated power with the following air compressor lineup:

• 1-1 air compressor is the LAG compressor

• 1-2 air compressor is the LEAD compressor

• 1-3 air compressor is in Standby The following annunciators then alarm:

• 1A1 MN BRKR TRIP

• 1A1 MN BRKR OL TRIP Which one of the following states the impact on the Instrument Air System?

Air Compressor ...

A. 1-1 auto starts in LAG and will maintain Instrument Air pressure 95 - 110 psig.

8. 1-3 will automatically start and maintain Instrument Air pressure 85 - 105 psig.

C. 1-1 auto starts in LAG and will maintain Instrument Air pressure 105 - 120 psig.

D. 1-2 continues to operate in LEAD and will maintain Instrument Air pressure 105 - 120 psig.

Answer: D Answer Explanation I 300000 - Instrument Air System K&A K2.01 - Knowledge of electrical power supplies to the following:

Instrument air compressor (2.8/2.8)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References 334 I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 8 of 186 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: D Explanation: Air Compressor (AC) 1-1 receives power from USS 1A1. AC 1-2 and 1-3 receive power from USS 1B1 . The annunciators given indicate a loss of USS 1A1 where it is not immediately available to be restored.

A. Plausible 110 psig is the lag compressor control band, however USS 1A1 is the power supply to AC 1-1, therefore, it is not available. It is plausible if the applicant believes AC 1-2 Explanation losses power therefore AC 1-1 would start when air pressure reaches 95 psig B. Plausible - Two instrument air compressors are powered from 1B1, and 1 compressor is powered from 1A1. If the candidate mistakenly believes 1-3 is the air compressor that still has power, then it would maintain between 85-105 psig.

C. Plausible - USS 1A1 is the power supply to AC 1-1, therefore, it is not available. 105-120 psig is the correct band for the Lead compressor setting that would be maintained. It is plausible if the applicant believes AC 1-2 losses power therefore AC 1-1 would start and then confuses the leadllao setooints.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0043 CAS-10445- DESCRIBE the Isolation Condenser design feature(s)

Learning and/or interlocks (including signals and setpoints) which provide for Objective/ the following: Automatic system initiation, Automatic system isolation References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Modified Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features.

Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 300000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 8 ~ILT Function(s):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 9 of 186 10 December 2015

Category(s)

(LORT Only): _

I N/A 10 LORT OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 10 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 The plant is operating at rated conditions with Cleanup Recirc Pump B in service.

Then, DC Bus B de-energizes due to an electrical fault.

Which one of the following describes how the Reactor Water Cleanup System is affected?

A. Loss of Indication and Control Power, only B. Cleanup Pump B trips off, only C. All four System Isolation valves shut, only D. No impact on RWCU Answer: A Answer Explanation I 263000 - D.C. Electrical Distribution K3.02 - Knowledge of the effect that a loss or malfunction of K&A the D.C. ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION will have on following: Components using D.C. control power (i.e. breakers)

(3.5/3.8)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References ABN-54 Proposed Answer:

I A I

Explanation: IAW ABN-54, Cleanup Pump B receives a trip signal on a loss of DC-B, but will remain running due to a loss of tripping power.

Indication and Control Power is lost.

Explanation B. Plausible because Cleanup Pump B would trip off on a loss of DC-8. Also, Cleanup Pump B does receive a trip signal, but does not trip due to loss of tripping power.

c. Plausible because Cleanup isolation valves are impacted, however it is a loss of indication, not an isolation signal.

D. Plausible because the RWCU system continues to operate with no trios or isolations, however indication and control oower are lost.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0039 - REACTOR WATER CLEANUP SYSTEM RCU-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Learning interpret them to determine limits, trends and system status.

Objective/

References Provided ILT: None I I LORT: Open OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 11 of 186 1O December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features.

Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 263000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 6 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Onlv):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 12of186 1O December 2015

Potnts: 1.00 The plant is operating approximately 35% power with the following:

• A plant shutdown in progress

• The following LPRMs are bypassed: 20-098,28-338, 28-490,44-330

• There is a blown fuse and power was lost on RPS system 1

• Subsequently,LPRM 36-418 fails downscale

• The operator bypasses LPRM 36-41 B Which one of the following describes the plant response (if any) for (1) the failure of LPRM 36-418 and (2) if the operator bypassesLPRM 36-418 APRM input?

OCS OPS ILT 14* 1 NEW EXAM Page: 13of186 1O December 2015

EXAMl~NATION ANSWER KEY 1.4-1 NRC validation RO 2 ATTACHMENT .&03-2 LPRM ANO APRM STATUS INFORMAT!Qfj SHEET

~

!!YP..t,SliE* *JR lt.*Jl'i5FVJIUi LPRM'S/APRIA'S i>o+OUU: H IMRllE!> Will' .." *x*, THOOE LPRMG wt. Ct- LIA* NOT ilE BY"'-OoEO 6-<0ULC H

'""'KE:) "~.. ""*o* ~ ..,..Js1 OPER.o\llLE LPRMi>.,,. ."X APRM :::.1-.a *-to1.* tS 9,..,./\$$EC e11ov..;) 1e ht~!) ":n- ...,..*~*

D (6) 0(5)

C(2) C(11 8(6) ,___ 8(51 A(2) A (1) 2049 2e-.t9

/

D (6) 0(5) c (2) C(1)

B (6) 8(5)

A(2) A(11 t2-4t 36-41 D (6) 0(6) 0(51 0 C5) c (2) C(2) c (11 c 11) 8(6) 8(6) ,.....__ 8(51 B (5)

A(2) A(21 A(1) A(1l 04-33 20-33 28-33 '4-33 I I I I 0(7) 0(7) D (8) 0 (8)

C(3) C(3) C(4} C(4) 8(7)

A(3) 8(7)

A(3)

- 8(8)

A(4)

BIB)

Af4) 04-25 20-25 28-25 44-25 D 17) 018) c (3) C(4)

B 171 8 (8)

A(3) Al4) 12-17 36-17 0(7) D 18)

C(3) C(4) 8(7) - 8(8)

A(3) A(4) 20-09 28.09 APRMs:

RRO :lnnmw>n*

oDDD DODD (1) (2)

A. No response  % Scram B. No response Full Scram C.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 14of186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 LPRM 36-41 B amber light  % Scram on 4F illuminates D. LPRM 36-41 B amber light Full Scram on 4F illuminates Answer: D Answer Explanation I 212000 - Reactor Protection System K3.03 - Knowledge of the effect that a loss or malfunction of K&A the REACTOR PROTECTION SYSTEM will have on following: Local power ranoe monitorino svstem: Plant-Specific (3.3/3.4)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References 403 I RAP-G7f I Proposed Answer: D Explanation: Three LPRMs assigned to APRM 5 (RPS system 2) are bypassed (28-338,28-490, and 44-330). When LPRM 36-41 B, which also inputs to APRM 5 (RPS system 2), fails downscale, an associated amber light is illuminated on Panel 4F. When the operator bypasses the failed LPRM, it results in <5 inputs to APRM 5, therefore a half scram signal is generated for an INOP condition on APRM 5.

Since RPS 1 has already lost power and there is a% scram signal in, when the LPRM is bypassed there are <5 inputs for RPS system 2 creating RPS 2 to provide a scram signal therefore a full scram would occur.

Explanation KA Match Justification: A Blown fuse represents a malfunction in the RPS System. This impacts the LPRM system in that a failure of an LPRM could drive the plant into a full scram condition.

A Plausible if the candidate is not aware of the impact of an LPRM failure. An alarm would occur initially.

B. Plausible if the candidate is not aware of the impact of an LPRM failure, alarm would occur initially. The half scram that is generated would cause all rods to insert because of the failure of RPS 1.

C. Plausible if the candidate doesn't know the inputs to APRM 5 which is RPS system 2 and doesn't realize there are <5 there would onlv be a % scram in.

2621.828.0.0029 - NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION Lesson Plan NIS-10444 - Describe the interlock signals and setpoints for the affected system components and expected system response Learning including power loss or failed components Objective/

References Provided ILT: None I I LORT: Open OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 15of186 10 December 2015

Question Modified from bank Nl-23 Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Onlv)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features.

Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 212000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 7 12S1 ILT Functionfsl:

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ~I Cf 14-1 NEW EXAM Page* 16 of 186

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 The plant is operating at 100% power with the following:

• A fault occurs on 4160V Bus 18

• EOG 2 re-energizes its respective SUSSES Which one of the following describes the response of Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) IT-3 to this electrical transient?

A. loads are automatically transferred to VMCC-1A2. ATS IT-3 loads remain on this source until manually re-transferred.

B. loads are automatically transferred to the VMCC-1A2. ATS IT-3 loads automatically transfer back after power restoration.

C. inverter is automatically supplied power from DC Distribution Center B. CIP-3 Rotary inverter remains supplied from this source until manually re-transferred.

D. inverter is automatically supplied power from DC Distribution Center B. CIP-3 Rotary inverter power supply automatically transfers back after power restoration.

Answer: D Answer Explanation l 262002 - Uninterruptable Power Supply (AC. /D.C.)

K4.01 - Knowledge of UN INTERRUPTABLE POWER SUPPLY K&A (A.C./D.C.) design feature(s) and/or interlocks which provide for the following: Transfer from preferred power to alternate power suoolies (3.1/3.4)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References ABN-48 I 339 I RAP-9XF5c Proposed Answer: D Explanation: Loss of 4160V Bus 1B causes a loss of power to VMCC 182. This causes a loss of the normal AC power supply to the rotary inverter for ATS IT-3. The rotary inverter transfers to the DC power supply. On subsequent return of AC power, when the EOG re-energizes its respective busses, the rotary inverter transfers back to AC drive.

A. Plausible -VMCC-1A2 is an alternate power supply to IT-3, Explanation however the conditions do not exist in the stem that would result in power transfer to VMCC-1A2 B. Plausible -VMCC-1A2 is an alternate power supply to IT-3, however the conditions do not exist in the stem that would result in power transfer to VMCC-1A2 C. Plausible - The inverter does transfer to the DC Bus, however, it will transfer back upon return of AC power source because the control switch is in AUTO-Run. If the control switch was in DC-Run then the rotary inverter would stay on the DC drive.

Operating the control switch in DC-run mode is only ran during testing and not during normal operation of the rotary inverter.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 17 of 186 1O December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWE,R KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 2621.828.0.0056-VITAL AC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM VAC-10438 - Using the system P&lDs, locate each of the system Lesson Plan components and explain its operation and limitations within the system.

Learning VAC-10441 - Given the system logic/electrical drawings, describe the Objective/

system trip signals, setpoints and expected system response including power loss or failed components.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT OnM Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features.

Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 262002 PRA: No No.:

Safety 6 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 18of186 10 December 2015

8 Pofhts: 1.00 Which one of the following is used to offset LPRM detector aging?

The LPRM detector...

A. flux amplifier gain can be adjusted during routine calibrations.

8. high voltage power supply can be lowered to off-set the buildup of Plutonium.

C. ion chamber is coated with enriched U-235 for a service life of at least six (6) years.

D. strings are periodically rotated between high and low flux areas during refueling outages.

Answer: A Answer Explanation I 215005 -Average Power Range Monitor/Local Power Range Monitor K4.06 - Knowledge of AVERAGE POWER RANGE K&A MONITOR/LOCAL POWER RANGE MONITOR SYSTEM design feature(s) and/or interlocks which provide for the following: Effects of detector aqing on LPRM/APRM readinqs (2.6/2.8)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References 403 Proposed Answer:

I 620.3.009 A

I Explanation: Increasing the gain in the flux amplifier is the way to offset detector aging which is brought about by burnup of uranium and gas equalization in the detector.

8. Plausible - Decreasing the value of high voltage is an allowable Explanation adjustment that can be made, however it would decrease instrument sensitivity and not offset detector aging.

C. Plausible - U-235 is there to allow the detector to work, not to offset aging. U-234 is added to allow for conversion to U-235 to offset aging.

D. Plausible - LPRM strings are routinely replaced during refueling outages. They are not rotated.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0029- NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION NIS-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Learning interpret them to determine limits, trends and system status.

Objective/

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided I Question New Source (New, Modified, '

Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 19of186 10 December 2015

EXAMlNATION;;AN$WER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 215005 PRA: No No.:

Safety 7 IOI ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

9 * 'Polnts: 1.00 The plant is experiencing a Torus leak with the following:

• The reactor is manually scrammed

• Torus water level is 90" and lowering

• Torus Water Temperature is 110F and rising slowly

• Torus makeup is in progress using Core Spray.

• An Emergency Depressurization is in progress

• Reactor Pressure is 500 psig and lowering

• OW Pressure is 2.0 psig and steady

• Torus pressure is 2.0 psig and steady Which one of the following will occur next?

230

~10

?Ofl 190 TORUS 180 LEVEL 1/ll

-lh4 164

-17*1 100

-1uu 100 200 300 *IOO 500 bOO 700 800 900 1000 1100 A.PV PRESSURE tPStGJ FIG E HCTL Page: 20 of 186 10 December 2015 TORUS LUW lEVH

A. Torus to drywell vacuum breakers will open.

B. Torus water temperature will exceed HCTL.

C. The Torus air space will rapidly pressurize.

D. Drywell Downcomer openings will begin to uncovered.

Answer: C Answer Explanation I 239002 - Safety Relief Valves K5.05 - Knowledge of the operational implications of the K&A following concepts as they apply to RELIEF/SAFETY VALVES: Discharge line quencher operation (2.6/2.9)

Level: RO Tier: 2 Group: 1 General References EOP Users Guide j EMG-SP12 Proposed Answer: c I

Explanation: The EOP Users Guide states, "The EMRVs may only be opened when Torus level is above their discharge device (90 in.). This ensures steam suppression and will prevent directly pressurizing the Torus air space which could lead to Primary Containment failure."

With Torus water level at 90" and lowering, this is the next immediate concern.

A. Plausible - The Torus to OW vacuum bkrs will open on rising DIP however the Torus pressure must be higher than the drywell to Explanation Open. If the applicant believes the vacuum bkrs open on a higher torus pressure this is plausible distractor but it will not happen next as the EMRV lines will become uncovered next then pressure will rise after that to open the vacuum bkrs.

B. Plausible - Torus temperature is elevated and rising. HCTL is a concern, however, not as immediate as uncovering the EMRV discharge piping.

D. Plausible - Uncovering the downcomers is a concern, however they are already uncovered based on the conditions given. EOP users guide states an emergency depressurization is required prior to 110" in the torus for that reason.Technical Reference(s):

EOP Users Guide, EMG-SP37, EMG-SP12 Lesson Plan 2621.845.0.0056 - PRIMARY CONTAINMENT CONTROL Learning PCC-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Objective/ interpret them to determine limits, trends and svstem status.

References Provided Question New ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 21 of 186 10 December 2015

• 14~1 NR.C validation RO 2 Previous 2 No NRC Exams ULT Onlv)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 8 I 55.43b 10CFR55 Component, capacity, and functions of emergency systems Explanation Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 239002 PRA: No No.:

Safety 3 IOI ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14*1 NEW EXAM Page: 22 of 186 1O December 2015

1~.1 NRC. valiqatlon.BQ 2 10 A plant transient has occurred resulting in entry to the RPV Control - With ATWS EOP.

Before a cooldown can begin during the ATWS, an EOP step states:

TABLE <l UNTIL ONE 1 LIQUID POISON TANK LEVEL OF THE AT OR BELOW 150 GAL CONDITIONS OF TABLE 8 2 THE REACTOR *S SHUTDOW~

,-IAVi!.BEEN AND NO BOROt-. ... AS SEEN ESTABLIS-IE INJECTED INTO THE RP..'

Which one of the following describes the operational implication of this step only?

A. If the Cold Shutdown Boron Weight (CSBW) has been injected into the RPV, the cooldown may be performed even if control rod insertion is NOT sufficient to shut down the reactor.

B. If the Hot Shutdown Boron Weight (HSBW) has been injected into the RPV, cooldown may be performed even if control rod insertion is NOT sufficient to shut down the reactor.

C. If the Cold Shutdown Boron Weight (CSBW) has been injected into the RPV, the cooldown may NOT be performed unless control rod insertion is sufficient to shut down the reactor.

D. If the Hot Shutdown Boron Weight (HSBW) has been injected into the RPV, cooldown may NOT be performed even if control rod insertion is sufficient to shut down the reactor.

Answer: A Answer Explanation I 211000 - Standby Liquid Control System KS.01- Knowledge of the operational implications of the K&A following concepts as they apply to STANDBY LIQUID CONTROL SYSTEM: Effects of the moderator temperature coefficient of reactivity on the boron (2.7/2.9)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References EOP Users Guide I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 23 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRG validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: A Explanation: Under ATWS conditions, a cooldown to cold shutdown conditions may be initiated only if (1) the reactor is shutdown and no boron has been injected, or (2) Cold Shutdown Boron has been injected. If no boron has been injected into the RPV, the cooldown may be performed if control rod insertion is sufficient to shut down the reactor, even if the shutdown margin is small. A return to criticality under these conditions is acceptable since terminating the cooldown will stop the power increase.

If any amount of boron less than the cold shutdown amount has been injected, cooldown is not permitted unless it can be determined that the reactor will remain shutdown under all conditions without the boron.

An RPV depressurization and cool down adds positive reactivity to the Explanation core due to decreasing moderator temperature. Under conditions where several control rods have not been fully inserted, this cool down could result in recriticality. If CSBW has been injected into the RPV, recriticality will not occur due to cooldown. Per EOP Users Guide, " Initiation of a depressurization with any amount of boron less than the Cold Shutdown Boron Weight is not permitted unless it has been determined that the Reactor will remain shutdown on control rods alone."

B. Plausible if the candidate does not know the value in the step represents CSBW vice HSBW C. Plausible in that both are conditions which allow cooldown, but both conditions do not need to be met simultaneously.

D. Plausible in that HSBW will not suffice to allow an RPV cooldown unless rod insertion is sufficient to shutdown the reactor.

Lesson Plan 2621.845.0.01B- RPV CONTROL-WITH ATWS EWA-03055 - Given a copy of RPV Control, describe in detail each Learning step or conditional statement, including technical basis, and how to Oblective/ perform each step as required.

References Provided Question New ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams ULT OnM Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledae 10CFR55 Content ss.41b I 6 I ss.43b 1 10CFR55 Design, components, and functions of reactivity control mechanisms Explanation an instrumentation.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 24 of 186 10 December 2015

Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 211000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 1 ~ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 25 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 11 A plant startup is in progress with the following:

• The Mode Switch is in STARTUP with control rod withdrawal in progress

• IRMs 11, 12, 15, 16, and 18 read approximately 75% out of 125% on Range 2

• IRMs 13, 14, and 17 read approximately 15% out of 125% on Range 3 Then, a malfunction in the IRM drive circuitry causes the IRM 13 detector to withdraw to the full-out position.

Which one of the following states the effect on the plant AND the required operator actions to continue withdrawing control rods?

This will result in panel annunciators ...

A. ONLY; withdrawing control rods may continue without any other control panel manipulations.

B. and a rod block from IRM downscale ONLY; bypassing IRM 13 is required to continue withdrawing control rods.

C. and a rod block from IRM downscale AND IRM detector position; bypassing IRM 13 is required to continue withdrawing control rods.

D. and a rod block. The IRM detector out of position cannot be bypassed and the startup must be halted until the detector is fully inserted or jumpers are installed.

Answer: C Answer Explanation I 215003 - Intermediate Range Monitor System K6.04- Knowledge of the effect that a loss or malfunction of K&A the following will have on the INTERMEDIATE RANGE MONITOR (IRM) SYSTEM: Detectors (3.0/3.0)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References 402.2 Proposed Answer:

I RAP-H7a, c

I Explanation: The detector moving out of the core will cause IRM 13 to go downscale as the detector moves out of the core. Additionally. a rod block will be caused by the detector not being fully inserted with the Mode Switch in STARTUP. IRM 13 must be bypassed to permit clearing the rod block and continuing the startup.

Explanation A. Plausible - It will result in panel annunciators. but also a rod block. Plausible if the candidate does not know IRM rod block setpoints.

B. Plausible- IRM downscale will generate a rod block. In addition to IRM Downscale a rod block will be caused by the detector not being fully inserted with the Mode Switch in STARTUP.

D. Plausible - There is a rod block, however the detector can be bypassed OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 26 of 186 10 December 2015

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0029 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION LO NIS-10444 Describe the interlock signals and setpoints for the Learning affected system components and expected system response Objective/ including power loss or failed components References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes an Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 215003 PRA: No No.: r Safety 7 ~ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 27 of 186 10 December 2015

12 Points: 1.00 The plant was at rated power with the STANDBY GAS SELECT switch in SYS 2, when the following radiation monitoring annunciator alarmed:

• AREANENT DNSCL Investigation revealed that REACTOR BUILDING VENT MANIFOLD NO. 1 radiation monitor indicates downscale.

Which of the following states the impact on the Standby Gas treatment System (SGTS)?

A. BOTH SGTS Fans are in standby and BOTH can auto start.

B. BOTH SGTS Fans have auto started and will remain running.

C. ONLY SGTS Fan 2 has auto started and will remain running.

D. BOTH SGTS Fans have auto started and SYS 1 fan will shutdown after a time delay.

Answer: A Answer Explanation I 261000 - Standby Gas Treatment System K6.04- Knowledge of the effect that a loss or malfunction of K&A the following will have on the STANDBY GAS TREATMENT SYSTEM : Process radiation monitoring (2.9/3.1)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Grou1>: 1 General References RAP-10F4g I 420 I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 28 of 186

EXAMINATtON ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: A Explanation: The question stem describes a downscale indication of the #1 RB vent manifold radiation monitor (of which there are 2). The logic for SGTS auto initiation is for either vent manifold radiation monitor to exceed the upscale trip point. When this occurs, both SGTS fans start. When it has been assured that the selected fan is functioning properly, the secondary fan will auto secure after a time delay. The impact of a single vent manifold radiation monitor downscale failure is, there is none. The SGTS remains in standby and will auto initiate as designed when the operable radiation monitor detects an upscale trip.

The logic for SGTS auto start is independent of which radiation monitor senses an upscale trip to start both SGTS fans - radiation monitor #1 (2) is not dedicated to the auto start of SGTS fan #1 (#2).

Explanation B. Plausible - Candidate must know a downscale failure will not cause an initiation signal and The logic for SGTS auto initiation is for either vent manifold radiation monitor to exceed the upscale trip point. When this occurs, both SGTS fans start. When it has been assured that the selected fan is functioning properly, the secondary fan will auto secure after a time delay making this answer incorrect.

C. Plausible - Candidate must know a downscale failure will not cause an initiation signal and The logic for SGTS auto initiation is for either vent manifold radiation monitor to exceed the upscale trip point. When this occurs, both SGTS fans start. When it has been assured that the selected fan is functioning properly, the secondary fan will auto secure after a time delay.

D. Plausible - Candidate must know a downscale failure will not cause an initiation signal and The logic for SGTS auto initiation is for either vent manifold radiation monitor to exceed the upscale trip point. When this occurs, both SGTS fans start. When it has been assured that the selected fan is functioning properly. the secondarv fan will auto secure after a time delav.

2621.828.0.0042 - Secondary Containment and SGTS Lesson Plan SGT-10441- Given the system logic/electrical drawings, describe the Learning system trip signals, setpoints and expected system response including Objective/

power loss or failed components.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided I Question bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledae OCS OPS ILT 14*1 NEW EXAM Page: 29 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWiR KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes an Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 261000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 9 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only);

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 30 of 186 10 December 2015

13 Points: 1.00 The plant is operating at 100% power when the following occur:

• Main Condenser vacuum degrades rapidly.

• A manual Reactor scram is inserted.

• MSIVs automatically closed.

• Reactor pressure is currently 900 psig and slowly rising.

• ADS automatically initiated and only 'A' EMRV opened Which one of the following ranges contains the expected maximum indication for 'A' EMRV tailpipe temperature while the valve is open?

A. <195°F B. 195-280°F C. 281-394°F D. >394°F Answer: C Answer Explanation I 218000 -Automatic Depressurization System A 1.01 - Ability to predict and/or monitor changes in K&A parameters associated with operating the AUTOMATIC DEPRESSURIZATION SYSTEM controls including: ADS valve tail pipe temperatures (3.4/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General Mollier References Steam Tables Proposed Answer:

I Diagram c

I Explanation: While Reactor coolant temperature is approximately 550°F under saturated conditions at 1025 psig, the ERV tailpipe temperature will not indicate this high. The steam passing through the ERV undergoes an isenthalpic expansion process which results in a drop in temperature at the ERV tailpipe thermocouple. The maximum expected discharge temperature is 390°F. Expansion all the way to Explanation atmospheric pressure would even result in approximately 300°F.

A. Plausible if the candidate does not understand the isenthalpic expansion process.

B. Plausible if the candidate does not understand the isenthalpic expansion process.

D. Plausible if the candidate does not understand the isenthalpic expansion process.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0026- MAIN STEAM SYSTEM MSS-10446 - Identify and explain system operating controls I Learning indications under all plant operating conditions.

Objective/

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 31 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 References ILT: Steam Tables LORT: Open Provided /Mollier Diagram Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 55.41b 5 55.43b Content \

Facility operating characteristics during steady state and transient conditions, including coolant chemistry, causes and effects of 10CFR55 temperature, pressure and reactivity changes, effects of load Explanation changes, and operating limitations and reasons for these operating characteristics.

Justification for LORT questions N/A with KJA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 218000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 3 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Onlv>:

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 32of186 10 December 2015

14 Points: 1.00 A small steam tine break in the drywell has resulted in the following:

• A manual reactor scram was initiated

• RPV water level dropped to a tow of 11 O inches before recovering to the normal band

• Drywell pressure is 4.2 psig and slowly rising Which one of the following describes valve(s) that would have a Green Closed Light lit, in response to an automatic isolation?

A. Isolation Condenser Vents (V-14-1, 5, 19 & 20)

B. OW Air supply valve (V-6-395)

C. Reactor recirc loop sample line valves (V-24-29 & -30)

D. N2 Makeup valves (V-23-17, 18, 19 & 20)

Answer: D Answer Explanation I 223002 - Primary Containment Isolation System/Nuclear Steam Supply Shut-Off A1 .01 -Ability to predict and/or monitor changes in K&A parameters associated with operating the PRIMARY CONTAINMENT ISOLATION SYSTEM/NUCLEAR STEAM SUPPLY SHUT-OFF controls including: System indicating lights and alarms (3.5/3.5)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References EMG-SP1 Proposed Answer:

I RAP-C1a D

I Explanation: Only a Containment isolation has occurred, caused by Drywell pressure greater than 3.0 psig. A Reactor isolation has not occurred because the only parameter given, RPV water level, is above the Lo-Lo isolation setpoint of 86". Therefore the N2 makeup valves will close.

Explanation A. Plausible - These valves isolate on a vessel isolation of Rx water level Lo-Lo and not Rx water level Lo setpoint of 139.5 in.

B. Plausible - These valves isolate on a vessel isolation of Rx water level Lo-Lo and not Rx water level Lo of 139.5 in.

C. Plausible - These valves isolate on a vessel isolation of Rx water level Lo-Lo and not Rx water level Lo of 139. 5 in.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0032 - PRIMARY CONTAINMENT PCS-00394 - Given auto isolation signals, list or identify causes(s),

Learning system response, and affected Primary Containment System Objective/ components.

References Provided ILT: None I I LORT: Open OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 33 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams ULT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 5 I 55.43b Facility operating characteristics during steady state and transient conditions, including coolant chemistry, causes and effects of 10CFR55 temperature. pressure and reactivity changes, effects of load Explanation changes, and operating limitations and reasons for these operating characteristics.

Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 223002 PRA: No No.:

Safety 5 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 34 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINA0'f:JON ANSWER KEY 1'A:OtNRC validation R02 The plant is operating at 100% power with the following:

The Transmission System Operator provides notification of a Voltage Reduction Alert and a potential loss of offsite power.

Based on this report, the operating crew should execute ( 1)

After offsite power is lost, the operating crew should (2)

Which one of the following completes the sentences describing the actions required for this transient assuming all automatic plant features occurred as designed?

1 2 A. ABN-60, Grid Emergency Start both EDGs in accordance with Procedure 341, Emergency Diesel Generator Operation.

B. ABN-60, Grid Emergency Confirm all MSIV's are closed C. ABN-36, Loss of Offsite Power Start both EDGs in accordance with Procedure 341, Emergency Diesel Generator Operation.

D. ABN-36, Loss of Offsite Power Confirm all MSIV's are closed Answer: B Answer Explanation I 262001 A.C. Electrical Distribution A2.11 Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the A.C. ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION; and (b) based on K&A those predictions, use procedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal conditions or operations: Degraded system voltages (3.2/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References ABN-60

! ABN-36 I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 35 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: B Explanation: With unstable grid conditions. entry into ABN-60 is required due to the Voltage reduction alert. After offsite power is lost, ABN-36 directs confirming the MSIVs are closed.

A. Plausible - ABN-60 must be entered. However, the EDGs should automatically start. ABN-36 gives direction to start both EDGs in accordance with Procedure 341, Emergency Diesel Generator Explanation Operation IF they are not running, but they are expected to be running.

C. Plausible if the candidate believes an potential loss of offsite power requires entry into ABN-36. ABN-36 gives direction to start both EDGs in accordance with Procedure 341, Emergency Diesel Generator Operation IF they are not running, but they are expected to be running.

D. Plausible if the candidate believes an potential loss of offsite power requires entrv into ABN-36 2621.828.0.0016 - ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION Lesson Plan ACD-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for plant emergency or off-normal conditions that involve this system Learning including personnel allocation and equipment operation in accordance Objective/

with applicable ABN, EOP and EOP support procedures, and EP Procedures.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided I Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I 5 I 55.43b I

Facility operating characteristics during steady state and transient conditions, including coolant chemistry, causes and effects of 10CFR55 temperature, pressure and reactivity changes, effects of lead Explanation changes, and operating limitations and reasons for these operating characteristics Justification forLORT questions N/A with KJA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID No.:

262001 I PRA: l No I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 36 of 186 10 December 2015

Safety 6 ILT Functions:

Category(s) NIA LORT LORTOnl :

OCS OPS ILTT4-1 NEW EXAM Page" 37 of 186 - - Tooecemtier 2615

14-1 NRCyalidation RO 2 16 The plant is in COLD SHUTDOWN in preparation for a refuel outage. The following conditions exist:

• A and B Shutdown Cooling (SOC) loops are in service maintaining SOC system flow at 5000 gpm.

• C SOC loop is tagged out of service

• RPV level is 160 in TAF and steady

• B, C, & E Reactor Recirc loops are isolated; A and D Reactor Recirc loops are in service

• Rx Pressure is currently at 0 psig A fire then occurs that trips both A and D Reactor Recirc pumps and disables the controls of all the Reactor Recirc loop valves in the original positions.

The fire has been put out but the controls for Reactor Recirc loop valves are still disabled Which one of the following describes the resulting plant condition AND the required action?

Plant Condition Required Action A. SOC Flow short-cycling the core Raise RPV water level to a minimum of

>185" TAF AND Raise SOC flow to 6000 gpm B. SDC Flow short-cycling the core Raise RPV water level to 170" TAF AND Raise SOC flow to 5500 gpm C. Thermal Stratification Raise RPV water level to a minimum of

>185" TAF AND Raise SOC flow to 6000 gpm D. Thermal Stratification Raise RPV water level to 170" TAF AND Raise SOC flow to 5500 gpm Answer: C Answer Explanation I 205000 - Shutdown Cooling System (RHR Shutdown Cooling Mode)

A2.11 - Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the SHUTDOWN COOLING SYSTEM (RHR SHUTDOWN COOLING K&A MODE) ; and (b) based on those predictions, use procedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal conditions or operations: Recirculation pump trips: Plant-Specific {2.5/2.7)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References ABN-3 I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 38 of 186 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: C Explanation: IAW ABN-3, Loss of Shutdown Cooling, a certain set of conditions must be met in order to prevent temperature (thermal) stratification when the SOC system is in operation. The stem has 2 Recirc Pump operating, RPV level~ 160", and SOC in operation for decay heat removal. A trip of the operating Recirc pumps puts the plant in a condition where RPV level must be raised to >185" TAF with SOC flow rate as indicated on attachment ABN-3-2 Shutdown Cooling Operating Conditions (between 6000-6300 gpm). The stem states SOC flow is 5000 gpm therefore flow has to be raised to ~ 6000 GPM to meet the flow conditions. Also since a fire has disabled recirc valve controls and the operating pumps have tripped with the loops remaining fully open then level has to be raised to a minimum of ~

185" to prevent stratification.

Explanation A. Plausible if the candidate believes that short cycling will occur with no reactor recirc pumps running OR is confused about the definition of short cycling.

B. Plausible if the candidate believes that short cycling will occur with no reactor recirc pumps running OR is confused about the definition of short cycling. Raising SOC flow will allow for a lower RPV water level however a SOC flow of 6000 gpm still requires and RPV level of 185" per procedure. With RPV level still at 170", this configuration would still allow for stratification to occur.

D. Plausible - Raising SOC flow will allow for a lower RPV water level however a SOC flow of 6000 gpm still requires an RPV level of ~185" per procedure. With RPV level still at 170" this configuration would still allow for stratification to occur.

2621.828.0.0045 - SHUTDOWN COOLING SYSTEM Lesson Plan SDC-10447 - Given normal operating procedures and documents for Learning the system, describe or interpret the procedural steps.

Objective/

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided I Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledae 10CFR55 Content ss.41b I 5 I ss.43b I Facility operating characteristics during steady state and transient conditions. including coolant chemistry. causes and effects of 10CFR55 temperature, pressure and reactivity changes, effects of lead Explanation changes, and operating limitations and reasons for these operating characteristics OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 39 of 186 10 December 2015

Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 205000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 4 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 40 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMl:NATION AN:SWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 The plant was at rated power when an event occurred. Present plant conditions are as follows:

• Drywell pressure is 3.6 psig and rising

• RPV water level is 120" and rising

• FEED PUMPS DISCHARGE PRESSURE indicates 800 psig The Operator notes the following Core Spray System Start indications: (with no operator action)

• MAIN PUMP AMPS NZ01A indicates 50 AC AMPERES

• MAIN PUMP AMPS NZ01 D indicates 0 AC AMPERES

• SYS 1 FLOW indicates approximately 100 GPM

• SYS 2 PUMP DISCH PRESS BOOSTERS indicates approximately 330 psig Which of the following is correct regarding the observed Core Spray indications?

A. Core Spray Pump NZ01 D has tripped.

B. Core Spray Pump NZ01A is running on minimum flow.

C. Core Spray System 2 is NOT indicating the expected discharge head.

D. Core Spray System 1 CANNOT provide core cooling when the RPV depressurizes.

Answer: B Answer Explanation I 209001 - Low Pressure Core Spray System K&A A3.04 - Ability to monitor automatic operations of the LOW PRESSURE CORE SPRAY SYSTEM including: System flow (3.7/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General RAP-References 341 I B1e/B2e I UFSAR 6.3.1.3.3 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 41of186 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: B Explanation: The question stem describes the plant at power when an event resulted in a low RPV water condition and a high drywall pressure condition. Under the given conditions, core spray 1 (main pump A and booster pump a) and core spray 2 (main pump B and booster pump B) will start. With feedwater discharge pressure at 800 psig, then RPV pressure is close to this value. With core spray running at an RPV pressure > 305 psig, the core spray parallel isolation valves are closed and core spray is running on minimum flow back to the torus. This flow is approximately 100 gpm. Therefore, core Explanation spray A has started and is running on minimum flow.

A. Plausible - As stated, core spray A and B start on their signals. Core spray C and D will still be in standby (off), unless a preferred core spray system fails. Since there is no indication of this in the question stem, then core spray D will be off and no amps is the expected condition - not tripped.

C. Plausible - With core spray system B running on minimum flow, the discharge pressure is approximately as listed in answer C.

D. Plausible - since the provided indications are the expected indications, and core spray A will provide core cooling, as designed, when RPV pressure drops < 305 psiQ.

2621.828.0.0010 - CORE SPRAY SYSTEM Lesson Plan CSS-10444 - Describe the interlock signals and setpoints for the Learning affected system components and expected system response Objective/

including power loss or failed components.

References Provided Question Bank ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I 7 I 55.43b I

Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 OCS OPS 1LT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 42 of 186 10 December 2015

14:.1 NRC.yalidation RO 2 System ID 209001 PRA: No No.:

Safety 2 !al ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 43 of 186 1O December 2015

18 A reactor Startup is in progress with the following:

• All SRMs are NOT fully inserted and indicate between 103 and 105 cps.

• All IRMs are in either Ranges 5 or 6.

• Then, the following malfunctions occur:

SRM 21 fails downscale SRM 24 fails upscale Which one of the following describes the impact of these malfunctions, if any, on the Reactor Manual Control System (RMCS)

Impact of SRM 21 Failing Downscale Impact of SRM 24 Failing Upscale A. None Rod Block B. None None C. Rod Block Rod Block D. Rod Block None Answer: C Answer Explanation I 215004 - Source Range Monitor System K&A A3.04 - Ability to monitor automatic operations of the SOURCE RANGE MONITOR (SRM) SYSTEM including: Control rod block status (3.6/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References Rap-H7a I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 44 of 186 10 December 2015

14--1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: c Explanation: Since IRM's are not~ range 8 then all SRM rod blocks are still active. Since SRM 21 is not fully in and it failed downscale (less than 500 cps) then a SRM detector position rod block is received. Since SRM 24 failed upscale with IRM < range 8 then a rod block is received on SRM High greater than 1x105 cps.

A Plausible - If the applicant believes that the SRM downscale rod block is bypassed with where the IRMS are at then even though SRM-21 failed downscale nothing would occur. But since the Explanation IRMs are less than range 8 the SRM downscale rod block is active.

B. Plausible - If the applicant believes that the SRM rod blocks are bypassed because IRMS are in mid range then even though SRM-21 failed downscale and SRM-24 failed upscale then nothing would occur. But since the IRMs are less than range 8 the SRM rod blocks are active therefore both of them would create a rod block.

D. Plausible - lf the applicant believes that the SRM upscale rod block is bypassed with where the IRMS are at then even though SRM-21 failed upscale nothing would occur. But since the IRMs are less than range 8 the SRM upscale rod block is active as well as the downscale.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0029- NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION NIS-104444 - Describe the interlock signals and setpoints for the Learning affected system components and expected system response Objective/ includinQ power loss or failed components References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided I Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I 7 I 55.43b I

Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 45 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 System ID 215004 PRA: No No.:

Safety 7 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

Page. 46 of 186 ~10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 The plant is operating approximately 100% power.

An unidentified leak from the RBCCW system has resulted in a loss of level in the RBCCW System Surge Tank in excess of makeup capability. The following conditions exist

• Surge tank level is 1" in the sight glass and lowering

• RBCCW Pump 1-2 is operating

• RBCCW Pump 1-1 failed to start

• RBCCW pressure is 38 psig and lowering

• RBCCW supply temperature is 93°F and slowly rising

• Operators have been dispatched 2 minutes ago to search for the location of the leak, but it has not yet been discovered.

In accordance with ABN-19, RBCCW Failure Response, which one of the following actions are to be performed 1st?

A. Trip RBCCW Pump 1-2 and SCRAM the Reactor per ABN-1.

B. SCRAM the Reactor per ABN-1 and trip all Reactor Recirculation Pumps.

C. Trip RWCU pumps and initiate an Rapid Power Reduction.

D. Initiate a Rapid Power Reduction and trip two Reactor Recirculation Pumps.

Answer: B Answer Explanation l 400000 - Component Cooling Water System K&A A4.01- Ability to manually operate and I or monitor in the control room: CCW indications and control (3.1/3.0)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References ABN-19 I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 47 of 186 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: B Explanation: ABN-19 states a Major unisolable RBCCW leak is defined as exceeding the makeup capacity, cannot be isolated quickly, and will result in the imminent loss of RBCCW due to loss of NPSH to the pumps. If RPV temperature is greater than 212F and a major unisolable RBCCW leak occurs, then Scram and stop all operating recirc pumps.

A. Plausible if the applicant believes tripping the remaining pump will slow the leak. However tripping the remaining pump would require a scram. There is no direction to trip the remaining RBCCW Explanation Pump. This would compound the problem.

c. Plausible - A shutdown of the RWCU system is directed later in the procedure if RBCCW temps were rising and there was not evidence in the stem that a major leak is occuring then tripping RWCU could be directed by the ABN and reducing recirc would also be directed however because operators have been dispatched over 1 minute to identify leak and there is evidence in the stem that a major unisolable leak is occuring then a scram is requied by procedure ..

D. Plausible - Both of these actions will reduce the heat load on RBCCW. However, they are not directed in accordance with ABN-19 for these conditions.

2621.822.0.0035 - RBCCW Lesson Plan RBC-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for plant emergency or off-normal conditions that involve this system Learning including personnel allocation and equipment operation in accordance Objective/

with applicable ABN, EOP and EOP support procedures, and EP Procedures.

References Provided Question New ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I 7 I 55.43b I

Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 48 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 400000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 8 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 49 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-i NaCNalidation RO 2 .

~ Pointe: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when the following annunciator alarmed:

• 182 MN BRKR OL TRIP If DC-B voltage was 133 volts just prior to the event, and is lowering at a constant 2 volts/minute, then which of the following is correct? (SEE ATTACHED)

At the moment 182 tripped <X> is currently OPERABLE and will be INOPERABLE in (Y) minutes BATTERY LOAD REQUIRED BATTERY VOLTAGE

• 'A' IC V-14-31 Battery Charger available

• 'A' IC V-14-34 Battery Charger available

• C/U lso. Valve V-16-2 Battery Charger available

• C/U lso. Valve V-16-14 Battery Charger available CORE SPRAY NZ01C 113.3 SERVICE WATER PUMP 1-1 111 CRD FEED PUMP NC088 111 B FOXBORO ER-622-120 109 SRM/IRM 105 EMERGENCY LIGHTING PANEL 105 CORE SPRAY CH B (ER18B) 104 CORE SPRAY CH A (ER18A) 103 CONTAIN SP. RELAYS (ER8B) 102 H2 & STATOR WATER COOLING RY. 102 RSP RELAYS 101 CIP-3 101 INVERTER INV-735-001 101 x y OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 50of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION AN.$WER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 A. A IC V-14-34 7 B. Core Spray NZ01C 9

c. CRD Feed Pump NC088 12 D. RSP Relays 14 Answer: C Answer Explanation I 263000 - D.C. Electrical Distribution K&A A4.03 - Ability to manually operate and/or monitor in the control room: Battery discharge rate: Plant-Specific (2.7/2 8)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References ABN-48 Proposed Answer:

I c

I Explanation: The alarm in the question stem shows a loss of USS 182. This results in the loss of all battery chargers to DC-A and DC-B.

In 12 minutes, DC-B voltage will lower to 109 volts (133- [2x12] =

109), which is less than the minimum voltage for operability of 111 for the CRD pump.

A Plausible - The table provided shows that A IC V-14-34 is Explanation inoperable when the charger is inoperable. Thus, the valve is inoperable at the time of the initial breaker annunciator.

B. Plausible - In 9 minutes, DC-B voltage will lower to 115 volts

=

(133-[2x9] 115), which is greater than the minimum of 113.3 volts for the pump. Thus the pump is still operable.

D. Plausible - In 14 minutes, DC-B voltage will lower to 105 volts

=

(133-[2x14]) 105), which is greater than the minimum of 101 volts for the relays. Thus the relays are still operable.

2621.828.0.0012 - DC DISTRIBUTION DCD-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for Lesson Plan plant emergency or off-normal conditions that involve this system including personnel allocation and equipment operation in accordance Learning with applicable ABN, EOP and EOP support procedures, and EP Objective/

Procedures.

References Provided ILT: None I I LORT: Open OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 51 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMlNAllON .,ANSWER KEY 1 1 14--1 NRC validation.RO 2 Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features J ustlfication for LORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 263000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 6 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT tLORTOnM:

Ability to manually operate and/or monitor in the control room: Battery discharge rate: Plant-Specific 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC vaHdatiOnftO 2 21' The plant is in cold shutdown with the following conditions:

• Shutdown Cooling (SOC) Loops A and B are operating

• SOC Loop C is shutdown

• Recirc Pumps 0 and E are operating

• Tensioning of the RPV head was just completed

• Recirc Loop Suction Temperatures are 100°F and stable

• It is desired to maintain the plant in cold shutdown

• An inadvertent SOC isolation signal caused a loss of SOC.

• The isolation signal has cleared.

Which one of the following describes the required action in response to a total loss of SOC?

Enter ABN-3, Loss of Shutdown Cooling, THEN ...

A. Raise RPV water level to greater than 185 in TAF to establish circulation flow through the steam separators.

B. Restore SDC in accordance with Procedure 305, Shutdown Cooling System Operation.

C. Establish alternate shutdown cooling using Core Spray and EMRVs.

D. Establish alternate shutdown cooling using CRD and cleanup systems.

Answer: B Answer Explanation I 205000 - Shutdown Cooling System (RHR Shutdown Cooling Mode)

K&A 2.4.9 - Knowledge of low power/shutdown implications in accident (e.g., loss of coolant accident or loss of residual heat removal) mitigation strategies. (3.8/4.2)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References ABN-3 Proposed Answer:

I B I

Explanation: ABN-3 states is a loss of SOC occurs due to an inadvertent isolation and the isolation signal is no longer present, then restore SOC per Procedure 305.

Explanation A Plausible - This would be the appropriate action per ABN-3 if the recirc pumps tripped concurrently with the loss of SOC or the isolation signal is not clear.

C. and D. are plausible in that they would be options if SOC was unable to be restored. Since the stem states the inadvertent isolation signal is cleared, these distractors are incorrect.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 53 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 2621.828.0.0045- SHUTDOWN COOLING SYSTEM Lesson Plan SDC-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for plant emergency or off-normal conditions that involve this system Learning including personnel allocation and equipment operation IAW Objective/

applicable ABN, EOP & EOP suooort procedures and EP Procedures.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 10 I 55.43b Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation orocedures for the facility.

Justification forLORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 205000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 4 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Onlv):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 54of186 10 December 2015

14*1 NRC validation RO 2 22 . ' .~~~~ofnts: 1.00 The plant is performing a refuel outage with the following

• An electrical fault develops on Bus 1C

• MN BRKR 1C TRIP annunciator is in alarm

• MN BRKR 1C 86 LKOUTTRIP annunciator is in alarm Which one of the following describes the response of EOG 1 and the required operator action?

EOG 1... Required Operator Action A. starts. Manually close EOG 1 output breaker.

B. starts. Verify EOG 1 output breaker automatically closed.

C. remains in standby. Manually start EOG 1 D. remains in standby. Verify 4160V Bus Tie Breaker EC is tripped.

Answer: D Answer Explanation I 264000 - Emergency Generators (Diesel/Jet)

K&A 2.4.50 - Ability to verify system alarm setpoints and operate controls identified in the alarm response manual. (4.2/4.0)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References RAP-T2A Proposed Answer:

I RAP-T1A 0

I Explanation: Per RAP-T2A, Lockout of Bus 1C will prevent the fast start of Emergency Diesel Generator #1 and diesel generator breaker closure on faulted Bus 1C. The EOG should remain in standby. The action to verify the breaker tripped is directed in RAP-T2A.

Explanation A. Plausible - Undervoltage on Bus 1C will cause EOG 1 to start.

However, the lockout of Bus 1C will prevent the fast start of EOG 1.

B. Plausible - This would be the normal response if the lockout had not occurred.

C. Plausible - EOG 1 would remain in standby, however it would not be manually started. Plausible if the applicant doesn't understand the reasoninQ for the EOG start prevention.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 55 of 186 ~-1o December 201 s

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 2621.828.0.0016 - ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION Lesson Plan ACD-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for plant emergency or off-normal conditions that involve this system Learning including personnel allocation and equipment operation in accordance Objective/

with applicable ABN, EOP and EOP support procedures, and EP Procedures.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 10 I 55.43b 10CFR55 Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facilitv.

Justification for LORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 264000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 6 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 56 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRG validation RO 2 23 10:1248387 Points: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when the applied voltage to LPRM 20-490 was lost.

(LPRM 20-490 inputs into APRM 6)

Which of the following states the impact (if any) on APRM 6 indicated reactor power and on reactor power indication provided by heat balance?

APRM 6 Power Indication Heat Balance Power Indication A. Indicates lower Indicates lower B. Indicates lower No impact C. No impact Indicates lower D. No impact No impact Answer: B Answer Explanation I 215005 - Average Power Range Monitor/local Power Range Monitor K6.03 - Knowledge of the effect that a loss or malfunction of K&A the following will have on the AVERAGE POWER RANGE MONITOR/LOCAL POWER RANGE MONITOR SYSTEM : Detectors (3.1/3.3)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References NF-AB-770 I 403 I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 57 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC'vaildatiOn RO 2 Proposed Answer: B Explanation: When the applied voltage is lost to the LPRM detector, it can no longer collect all the generated ion pairs and the LPRM output will go down. As this single LPRM output lowers, APRM 6 indication will also lower since the LPRM is in its normal state and not bypassed from the APRM. The heat balance on the other hand, is not affected by the number of neutron counts and will remain the same since there is no change in reactor power.

Explanation A Plausible if the applicant believes neutron count rate will affect core thermal power calculations.

C. Plausible - if the candidate does not understand neutron detector operation, how the APRM is affected by LPRM inputs or heat balance calculations. The APRM would show no impact if the LPRM were bypassed.

D. Plausible - if the candidate does not understand neutron detector operation, how the APRM is affected by LPRM inputs or heat balance calculations. The APRM would show no impact if the LPRM were bvoassed.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0029 - NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION Learning NIS-10435 - Given plant operating conditions, describe or explain the Obiectivel ouroose(s)/function(s) of the svstem and its components.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledae 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 215005 PRA: No No.:

Safety 7 ~ ILT Function(s):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 58 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC valklation RO 2 I (LORT Category(s) I NIA Only):

ID LORT OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 59 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMlNATION1.ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRCNalidatiori RO 2 24 Points: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when a small RPV coolant leak resulted in:

• Primary Containment pressure rising and stabilizing at 2.25 psig

• Primary Containment temperature rising and stabilizing at 1550f The Operator has initiated venting the Torus (through V-28-18 and V-28-47) IAW Support Procedure 31, Venting the Primary Containment to Maintain Pressure Below 3.0 PSIG, with Standby Gas Treatment System 1 (SGTS 1).

5 minutes later, Drywell pressure rose causing an automatic scram.

Which of the following states the impact on the venting process and on SGTS 2?

Torus Venting SGTS2 A. Vent path isolates SGTS 2 remains in Standby B. Vent path isolates SGTS 2 immediately starts

c. Vent path remains open SGTS 2 remains in Standby D. Vent path remains open SGTS 2 immediately starts Answer: B Answer Explanation I 212000 - Reactor Protection System K 1. 13 - Knowledge of the physical connections and/or cause-effect K&A relationships between REACTOR PROTECTION SYSTEM and the followinQ: Containment pressure (3.5/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References SP-31 I SP-1 I 330 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 60 of 186 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: B Explanation: When OW pressure rises to the scram setpoint (3 psig),

the primary containment will isolate which is fed from RPS logic and isolate the Torus vent valves and both SGTS trains receive a start signal. SGTS1 will remain running and SGTS 2 will auto start.

A. Plausible - The vent path will isolate. Plausible if the applicant Explanation believes an auto start signal is not processed since a SGTS train is already in operation.

C. Plausible - If the applicant doesn't know what is isolated on a containment isolation signal and an auto start signal is not processed since a SGTS train is already in operation ..

D. Plausible - If the applicant doesn't know what is isolated on a containment isolation signal.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0042 - Secondary Containment and SGTS Learning SGT-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Objective/ interpret them to determine limits, trends and s11stem status.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledae 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 212000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 7 ~ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 61 of 186 10 December 2015

The plant is operating at rated conditions with the following:

• RBCCW liquid process radiation monitor indicates 3200 cps.

• No chemicals are being added to the RBCCW system.

Which one of the following describes the plant response and the next required operator action in accordance with ABN-19, RBCCW Failure Response?

Plant Response Required Operator Action A. A RBCCW High Radiation Isolate makeup to the surge tank.

Alarm is received, ONLY.

B. A RBCCW High Radiation Trip any operating RBCCW Pumps.

Alarm is received, ONLY.

c. A RBCCW High Radiation Isolate makeup to the surge tank.

Alarm is received AND a RBCCW Drywell Isolation occurs.

D A RBCCW High Radiation Trip any operating RBCCW Pumps.

Alarm is received AND a RBCCW Drywell Isolation occurs.

Answer: A Answer Explanation I 400000 - Component Cooling Water System A2.04 -Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the K&A CCWS and (b) based on those predictions, use procedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal operation: Radiation monitorinQ svstem alarm (2.9/3.0l Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References ABN-19 I RAP-10F3F I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 62 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: A Explanation: There are no automatic actions associated with the radiation monitoring detectors in the RBCCW system. Therefore the operators are alerted to the situation by alarm only and must carry out the actions specified in the RAP. Since high radiation conditions in RBCCW are caused by leakage into the system, The flowchart, ABN-19-3 is used which directs the operator to isolate makeup to the surge Explanation tank.

8. Plausible - Only a radiation alarm is received. Tripping the RBCCW pumps would minimize any radioactive release.

However, this is not directed by ABN-19.

C. Plausible - Isolating the surge tank is the correct action.

However, no automatic isolation occurs.

D. Plausible - Tripping the RBCCW pumps would minimize any radioactive release. However, this is not directed by ABN-19.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0035 - RBCCW Learning RBC-00048 - List possible causes, system response and affected Objective/ RBCCW components for an auto isolation signal.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 400000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 8 ~ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 63 of 186 10 December 2015

EXJ.\M:tNAllON A~SWER KEY 14-1 NRC.validation RO 2 26 Given the following conditions:

The plant is at 71% power and steady.

Reactor pressure is 1019 psig.

Feedwater level transmitter selector has ONLY the 'A" light illuminated.

BOP operator reports "A" GEMAC indicates 163" and rising.

"8" and "C" GEMACs are tracking together but not corresponding with "A" GEMAC.

With NO operator action, the actual reactor water level will _ _( 1)_ _ _ and the controlling level instrument is (2)._ __

1 2 A. lower the "A" [1013A] level transmitter

8. rise the "A" [1013A] level transmitter C. remain constant the "C" (ID13C) level transmitter D. remain constant the "B" (10138) level transmitter Answer: A Answer Explanation I 259002 - Reactor Water Level Control System K&A K3.01 - Knowledge of the effect that a loss or malfunction of the REACTOR WATER LEVEL CONTROL SYSTEM will have on following: Reactor water level (3.8/3.8)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General MOD-OC-625-8 References DIVI I RAP-J9c I

OCS OPS ILT 14*1 NEW EXAM Page: 64 of 186 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: A Explanation: Question indicates a failure of the A GEMAC transmitter only with no leaks (the shared instrument on that reference leg is C GEMAC, which is not corresponding with A GEMAC). With the MLC in 'A" as indicated by only one light on the selector, the controlling instrument will not switch to the B GEMAC and actual Rx water level will lower due to indicated level rising.

8. Plausible since level will lower and the controlling instrument Explanation will be the "A" due to being selected. It is plausible if the operator believes that since A is rising it will send a raise reactor level and maintain control.B.

c. Plausible since level will lower and the controlling instrument will be the "A" due to being selected. It is plausible if the operator believes that it will automatically switch to C controller.

D. Plausible since level will lower and the controlling instrument will be the "A" due to being selected. It is plausible if the operator believes that it will automaticallv switch to B controller.

2621.828.0.0018 - FEEDWATER CONTROL SYSTEM Lesson Plan FWC-10444 - Describe the interlock signals and setpoints for the affected Learning system components and expected system response including power loss or Objective/ failed components.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledae 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 259002 PRA: No No.:

Safety 2 12S1 ILT Function(s):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 65of186 10 December 2015

EXAM"INATION ANf$WER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 I Category(s)

(LORT Only):

INIA 10 LORT OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 66 of 186 1O December 2015

27 Given the following conditions:

• The plant is operating at 100% power

• The main generator is carrying 100 MVARs

• An electrical fault occurs on MCC 1A13, causing it to de-energize

• All Automatic Transfer Switches associated with components on MCC 1A13 failed to swap when MCC-IA 13 DE-ENERGIZED Which one of the following conditions occurs as a result of this event?

A. Main Generator Trip B. Main Generator runback C. Swaps to Main Generator manual voltage regulation D. Remains in Main Generator automatic voltage regulation Answer: A Answer Explanation I 245000 - Main Turbine Generator and Auxiliary Systems K1 .01 - Knowledge of the physical connections and/or cause-effect K&A relationships between MAIN TURBINE GENERATOR AND AUXILIARY SYSTEMS and the following: A C. electrical distribution (3.2/3.3)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References ABN-10 Proposed Answer:

I ABN-44 A

I Explanation: Power from the MCCs is fed to two Power Potential Transformers (AVR/PPT-1 & AVR/PPT-2) located on the TB south mezzanine. Loss of both power sources due to automatic transfer switches failing to swap will cause a turbine-generator trip due to loss of main generator field.

B. Plausible - a runback would only occur on a loss of SWC, which is Explanation not affected by a loss of MCC 1A13.

C. Plausible - When PRIMARY PT AND SECONDARY PT signals have both been lost Automatic transfer from the Auto regulator to Manual regulator occurs but since there is a loss of power it causes a generator trip vise swapping to manual and removing the automatic regulation.

D. Plausible - The power supply is 1A13 with a backup power supply of 1B13. If the applicant believes that 1A13 is the backup power supply to the AVR and 1B13 is still powering the AVR there the oenerator would remain in automatic voltaQe requlation.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 67of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINA~TION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 2621.828.0.0025- MAIN GENERATOR Lesson Plan GEN-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Learning interpret them to determine limits, trends and system status, GEN-Objective/ 10446 - Identify and explain system operating controls/indications under all olant operatina conditions.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Modified Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Fundamental x Level or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 245000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 4 ~ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 68of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATIONANSWER KEY 1~1 NRC validation Ro 2 28 ** .1D:'.1a40392 Points: 1.00 The plant is operating at 50% power with the following:

• Feedwater Pumps 1A and 18 are operating.

• Condensate Pumps 1A and 18 are operating.

• The remaining Condensate and Feedwater pumps are in off.

An electrical fault causes bus 1A to de-energize.

Which one of the following describes the impact on the Feedwater Pumps with no operator action?

A Feedwater Pump 1C loses power and Feedwater pump 18 de-energizes.

8. Feedwater Pump 1C loses power and Feedwater pump 18 remains running.

C. Feedwater Pump 1A loses power and Feedwater pump 18 de-energizes.

D. Feedwater Pump 1A loses power and Feedwater pump 18 remains running.

Answer: D Answer Explanation I 259001 - Reactor Feedwater System K&A 1<2.01 - Knowledge of electrical power supplies to the followinQ: Reactor feedwater oumo(s): Motor-Driven-Only (3.3/3.3)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group:2 General References 316 Proposed Answer:

I D 317 I RAP-S2e Explanation: Feedwater Pumps 1-8 and 1-C receive power from 4160 VAC bus 18, and pump 1-A is powered from bus 1A. Therefore on a loss of bus 1A, FW Pump 1-A would de-energize and lose power. FW Pump 1-C would be available, however with no operator actions 1C would remain off.

A. Plausible since two FW pumps are powered from one 4160V bus Explanation and one FW pump is powered from a different 4160V bus. The applicant needs to recognize that FW Pump 1-A is the only FW Pump affected by the power loss.

8. Plausible since two FW pumps are powered from one 4160V bus and one FW pump is powered from a different 4160V bus. The applicant needs to recognize that FW Pump 1-A is the only FW Pump affected by the power loss.

C. Plausible since FW Pump 1-A is de-energized with the power loss. The applicant need to recognize that FW Pump 1-A is the only FW Pump affected by the power loss.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0017- Fed & Condensate System Learning CFW-10453 - Explain or describe how this system is interrelated with Objective/ other plant systems.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 69of186 10 December 2015

E.xAMIN*ATl(lN ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledae 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems.

10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 259001 PRA: No No.:

Safety 2 IC! ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 70 of 186 1O December 2015

EXAMINATIONA,NSWER KEY 14-1 NRC v~liclatiC>n RO 2 The plant was at rated power when a LOCA occurred. Containment Spray Pumps 51 B and 51 C have been started in the Drywell Spray Mode. The following annunciator then alarmed:

• VITAL POWER DC PWR LOST- BUS C UV The Operator reports 0 volts on DC Bus C.

Which of the following states the impact on the running Containment Spray Systems?

SYSTEM 1 SYSTEM2 A. Swaps to Torus Cooling mode Swaps to Torus Cooling mode B. Swaps to Torus Cooling mode Remains in Drywell Spray mode C. Remains in Drywall Spray mode Swaps to Torus Cooling mode D. Remains in Drywell Spray mode Remains in Drywall Spray mode Answer: B Answer Explanation I 226001 - RHR/LPCI: Containment Spray System Mode K3.03 - Knowledge of the effect that a loss or malfunction of K&A the RHR/LPCI: CONTAINMENT SPRAY SYSTEM MODE will have on following: Containment/drywell/suppression chamber components, continued operation with elevated pressure and/or temperature and/or level (2.9/3.2)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group:2 GE General ABN-55 237E901 sh. GE 11688328 sh. 11 References 1

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 71 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION~A\~SWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: B Explanation: Oyster Creek does not have an RHR/LPCI system. The equivalent for this KA is the containment spray system. A LOCA is in progress causing elevated containment parameters, such that the containment spray system is requird to spray the DW in order to control those parameters. When Vital DC bus C power is lost, this represents the loss or malfunction to the containmen spray system due to the loss of control power for system #1 (Pump 51 B. The question is testing knowledge of the effect on system components and their ability to continue to control DW parameters, since the applicant must determine that a loss of DC control power to system

1. 1 will cause that system to transfer to Torus cooling mode, and will no longer be available to control the elevated dryweU parameters.The DC control logic for DW Sprays System 1 is provided from DC-F (fed from DC-C and has no alternate power supply), and DC-D (fed from Explanation DC-8) provides DC control power for System 2. When in the OW spray mode and the DC control power is lost, the affected system converts to the Torus Cooling mode and the pumps remain running.

Pump 518 is in System 1 and 51C is in System 2. Therefore, when the System 1 DC control power is lost, System 1 will convert to torus cooling. System 2 is not affected by the DC loss and Pump 51 C remains in OW spray mode.

A Plausible - System 1 will swap to Torus Cooling Mode. However, System 2 remains unaffected.

C. Plausible - This would be the impact of a loss of the system 2 DC control power Bus.

D. Plausible- This would be the impact of a loss of DC "B" and system 2 DC control power auto swapped to backup power supply.

2621.828.0.0009 - CONTAINMENT SPRAY/ESW SYSTEMS Lesson Plan CNS-10449 - State the function and interpretation of system alarms, Learning alone and in combination, as applicable in accordance with the Objective/

system RAPS.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided I Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content s5.41b I 7 I ss.43b I Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 72of186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to Complete:

1-2 minutes Point Value: 1 System ID 226001 PRA: No No.:

Safety 5 IX! ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 73 of 186 10 December 2015

A reactor startup is in progress. Control Rod 34-51 is being withdrawn to position 48.

Upon reaching position 48 the following annunciator came into alarm:

• ROD OVERTRAVEL Which of the following indications on Panel 4F would confirm Control Rod 34-51 is uncoupled?

A. Black backlight with "48" B. Black backlight and no numbers C. Red backlight with "48" D. Red backlight and no numbers Answer: B Answer Explanatlon I 201003 - Control Rod and Drive Mechanism K&A K4.05 - Knowledge of CONTROL ROD AND DRIVE MECHANISM design feature(s) and/or interlocks which provide for the followinQ: Rod position indication (3.213.3)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References 302.2 I RAP-Ha I Proposed Answer: B Explanation: IAW 302.2, Control Rod Drive Manual Control System, if a control rod became uncoupled, the rod position display (on Panel 4F) will go dark (black with no position indication) and the ROD OVERTRAVEL alarm (H5a) will annunciate. These design features are what the applicant will use to detect if an uncoupled control rod Explanation condition exists.

A Plausible since these would be control rod display indications under conditions other than an uncoupled rod.

C. Plausible since these would be control rod display indications under conditions other than an uncoupled rod.

D. Plausible since these would be control rod display indications under conditions other than an uncoupled rod.

2621.828.0.0011 - CONTROL ROD DRIVE AND HYDRAULICS CRD-10460 - Describe the CROM design features and/or interlocks which provide for the following:

Lesson Plan

a. Detection of an uncoupled control rod

b. Slowing the drive mechanism near the end of travel following a Learning scram Objective/

c. The use of either the accumulator or reactor water to scram the control rod.

d. Maintaining the control rod at a given location.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 74of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components. and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to Complete:

1-2 minutes Point Value: 1 System ID 201003 PRA: No No.:

Safety 1 12$1 ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 75 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMM\IATlON ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 31 The plant is operating at 100% power with the following:

• Rod select power switch (4F) is in the OFF Position

• Control rod 26-27 is at position 48

• Then, control rod 26-27 reed switch S47 (for position 47) fails in the closed position

• No Control rod movement occurs Which one of the following describes the impact of this switch failure?

RAP-H6a, CONTROL ROD DRIFT, will annunciate ...

A. at this time.

B. only when Rod Select Power is turned on.

C. only when Control Rod 26-27 is selected for movement.

D. only when Control Rod 26-27 is selected AND the PLC timer has started.

Answer: A Answer Explanation I 214000 - Rod Position Information System K&A K5.01 - Knowledge of the operational implications of the following concepts as they apply to ROD POSITION INFORMATION SYSTEM: Reed switches (2.7/2.8)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References RAP-H6a Proposed Answer:

I A I

Explanation: The rod drift alarm will be received due to an odd reed switch being closed with the rod not selected for movement.

B. Plausible if the applicant thinks the rod selection circuit must have power in order to process a rod drift. The rod select power switch Explanation provides power to the entire rod selection circuit.

C. Plausible since control rod selection is an input to the rod drift circuitry. However, the rod must NOT be selected to process the rod drift alarm. If a different rod were selected, the control rod drift annunciator would alarm.

D. Plausible if the applicant believes the PLC timer is an input to the rod drift circuitry, as is the case at other facilities. However, at Oyster Creek, the PLC timer is not an input to the rod drift alarm.

N-OC-2621.828.0.0036 - REACTOR MANUAL CONTROL Lesson Plan SYSTEMS Learning RMC-10446- Identify and explain system operating indications under Objective/ all plant operating conditions.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 76 of 186 1O December 2015

EMMil~~A(Rl~q~~~$1WiiR J(EY

• 14*.1. NRc vl.n~~ti~n Ao 2 References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams OLT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 5 I 55.43b Facility operating characteristics during steady state and transient conditions, including coolant chemistry, causes and effects of 10CFR55 temperature, pressure and reactivity changes, effects of lead Explanation changes, and operating limitations and reasons for these operating characteristics Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 214000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 7 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 77 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINA'ttON- ANSWER*** KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 32 Points: 1.00 A core shuffle is in progress with all control rods fully inserted. The following two moves have been made.

• A double blade guide (DSG) was lifted in the Spent Fuel Pool. All indications on the Refuel Bridge were correct for lifting the DBG. The DBG was transferred and released in the core.

• A fuel bundle was lifted in the Spent Fuel Pool. All indications on the Refuel Bridge were correct for lifting the fuel bundle. The fuel bundle was transferred over the core.

During both moves, the following indications were observed during the entire time of the moves:

• In the Control Room, the REFUEL INTERLOCK light on Panel 4F is NOT illuminated.

• On the Refuel Bridge, the ROD BLOCK INTERLOCK light is NOT illuminated.

Which one of the following describes the refueling interlock/limit switch that has failed and when the rod block should have been in effect?

Interlock/Limit Switch Failure Rod Block in Effect A The bridge reverse stop interlock When the fuel bundle was over the core.

8. The bridge reverse stop interlock When the double blade guide was over the core.

C. The "platform over core" limit switches When the fuel bundle was over the (LS-1& LS-2) core.

D. The "platform over core" limit switches When the double blade guide was (LS-1 & LS-2) over the core.

Answer: C Answer Explanation I 234000 - Fuel Handling K&A K6.02 - Knowledge of the effect that a loss or malfunction of the following will have on the FUEL HANDLING EQUIPMENT:

Reactor manual control system: Plant-Specific (2.8/3.5)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References 205 I 656.4.001 I RAP-H7a OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 78of186 10 December 2015

14:.1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: C Explanation: The over-the-core limit switch has failed which prevents a RMCS rod out block from being generated when the bridge is loaded and over the reactor core. The failure can only be recognized after the hoist has fuel loaded and the refuel bridge is over the core.

At that point the REFUEL INTERLOCK indicator light on Panel 4F and the ROD BLOCK INTERLOCK Light on the refueling bridge will light and the ROD BLOCK annunciator should alarm. A double blade guide weighs approximately 180 lbs. This is significantly less than the HOIST LOADED setpoint of 485 lbs which inputs to the refueling interlocks.

A Plausible for those candidates that do not recognize that even if the rod out interlock had failed, with the "over core" limit switch functional, the ROD BLOCK and other normal indications would be received. The refuel bridge reverse stop Explanation interlock would generate a bridge reverse stop, fuel hoist interlock, and rod block would be received, not just a rod block.

B. Plausible for those candidates that do not recognize that even if the rod out interlock had failed, with the "over core" limit switch functional the ROD BLOCK and other normal indications would be received. The refuel bridge reverse stop interlock would generate a bridge reverse stop, fuel hoist interlock, and rod block would be received, not just a rod block. A failure of this interlock would only be recognized with a fuel bundle loaded on the hoist since the double blade guide does not weigh enough to meet the hoist loading requirement to complete the refuel interlock.

D. Plausible for those candidates that are unsure of the double blade guide weight or unaware of the weight requirement in the refuel interlock. The "over core" limit switch has failed; however the double blade guide does not weigh enough to meet the hoist loading requirement to complete the refuel interlock and create the Rod block.

2621.812.0.0003- Refueling Lesson Plan RFL-00325 - Given Procedure 656.4.001, Refueling Bridge Interlock Learning Circuit surveillance, explain the purpose of each step/section of the Objective/

procedure and the expected system response to these steps.

References Provided ILT: None I LORT: Open Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams ULT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 79 of 186 10 December 2015

10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 234000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 8 12S1 ILT Function(s}:

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 80of186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 I eolnts: 1.00 The plant was at rated power with surveillance procedure 617.4.002, CRD Exercise and Flow Test/IST Cooling Water Header Check Valve, in-progress.

If the procedure requires an IR generated for any stall flow > 5 GPM for a rod withdraw, which of the following represents the SMALLEST CRD drive flow L'iP which requires an IR generated?

(SEE AITACHED)

CONTROL ROD DRIVE FLOW

. ~ ..

}

2 -

5 IC IS 20  ::!! ~o '5S .:io CONTROL ROD DRIVE FLOW

.lP, PSI A 3 6P psi B. 5 6P psi C. 6 L'iP psi D. 8 L'iP psi OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 81 of 186 1O December 2015

• "' '~i-M',fNiltI@J$J~~~N~WER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Answer: D Answer Explanation l 201002 - Reactor Manual Control System A 1. 01 - Ability to predict and/or monitor changes in K&A parameters associated with operating the REACTOR MANUAL CONTROL SYSTEM controls including: CRD drive water flow (2.8/2.8)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References 617.4.002 Proposed Answer:

I D I

Explanation: A flow of 5 gpm corresponds to approximately 7.5 psid.

8 psid is the smallest differential pressure listed that would exceed the 5 gpm stall flow limit.

NOTE: Question matches KA since it demonstrates the ability to monitor CRD drive flow during a control rod withdraw.

Explanation A Plausible if the applicant confuses axes on the graph. 5 psid equates to between 4 gpm and 5 gpm.

B. Plausible if the applicant confuses axes on the graph. 5 psid equates to between 4 gpm and 5 gpm.

c. Plausible since a flow of 5 gpm corresponds to approximately 7.5 psid. The 7 psid distractor represents the largest AP listed prior to exceeding 5 aom stall flow.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0036 - REACTOR MANUAL CONTROL SYSTEMS Learning 217-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Objective/ interpret them to determine limits, trends and system status.

References Provided Question Bank ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams ULT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I 7 I 55.43b I

Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 82of186 10 December 2015

Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 201002 PRA: No No.:

Safety 1 ~ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 83 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 34 Points: 1.00 The plant is operating at 100% power with the following:

• Four (4) recirculation loops are in service

• Recirculation loop Dis IDLE Then, the following annunciators are received

• RAP-T1C, MN BKR 18 TRIP

• RAP-T2C, MN BKR 18 86 LKOUT TRIP Which one of the following describes the effect on recirculation pumps and the actions required in accordance with ABN-2, Recirculation System Failures?

Effect on Recirculation Pumps Actions Required A. Only Pump B trips Close the discharge valve for Pump B

8. Only Pumps A, C, and E trip Close the discharge valves for Pumps A. C, and E

c. Only Pump B trips Scram the reactor due to reduced Recirc flow D. Only Pumps A, C, and E trip Scram the reactor due to reduced Recirc flow Answer: A Answer Explanation I 202001 - Recirculation System A2.19 - Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on K&A the RECIRCULATION SYSTEM; and (b) based on those predictions, use procedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal conditions or operations: Loss of AC. power: Plant-Specific (3.1/3.2)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References ABN-2, I 301.2 I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 84 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMlNATION*ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: A Explanation: A loss of Bus 1 B causes a loss of power to recirc pumps Band D. With four loops in operation and recirc loop D IDLE, the power board loss will result in the trip of only pump B. Three recirc loops will remain in operation. ABN-2 directs closing the discharge valve on the tripped pumps.

Explanation B. Plausible since these would be the pumps to trip on a loss of Bus 1A vice 1B. ABN-2 directs closing the discharge valve on the tripped pumps.

C. Plausible since pump B is the only tripped pump. Additionally, this would be correct id recirc loop D was in service vice idle.

ABN-2 directs inserting a manual scram if < 3 recirc loops are operating OR if multiple recirc pump trips have occurred.

D. Plausible since this would be the correct answer for a loss of Bus 1A vice 1B.

2621.828.0.0038 - REACTOR RECIRCULATION SYSTEM Lesson Plan RRS-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for Learning plant emergency or off-normal conditions that involve this system including Objective/ personnel allocation and equipment operation IAW applicable ABN, EOP &

EOP support procedures and EP procedures.

References Provided Question ILT: None Modified (RR-14a)

I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I 5 I 55.43b I

Facility operating characteristics during steady state and transient conditions, including coolant chemistry, causes and effects of 10CFR55 temperature, pressure and reactivity changes, effects of lead Explanation changes, and operating limitations and reasons for these operating characteristics Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID No.:

201002 I PRA: I No I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 85of186 10 December 2015

Safety 1 ILT Functions:

Category(s) NIA LORT LORTOnl :

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 86of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION AN*SWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 35 ' ". ~~lnts: 1.00 A radiological release is in progress with the following:

• Control Room Ventilation has been placed in partial recirculation A/C mode.

• Control Room air temperature is 75°F

• Outside air temperature is 65°F Then, a loss of offsite power occurs.

Which one of the following describes the status of control room ventilation and the allowable operator actions in accordance with Procedure 331.1, Control Room and Old Cable Spreading Room Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System?

Control Room Ventilation ... Allowable action A. automatically shuts down. Align Control Room ventilation to purge A/C mode.

B. automatically shuts down. Operate Control Room ventilation in FANS-ONLY mode.

C. remains running in partial Align Control Room ventilation to purge recirculation A/C mode. A/C mode.

D. remains running in partial Operate Control Room ventilation in recirculation A/C mode. FANS-ONLY mode.

Answer: B Answer Explanation I 290003 - Control Room Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning K&A A3.01 -Ability to monitor automatic operations of the CONTROL ROOM HVAC including: Initiation/reconfiguration (3.3/3.5)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References 331.1 I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 87of186 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: B Explanation: Procedure 331.1, section 8.1 discusses impacts on control room ventilation for a loss of offsite power. A Note at step 8.1.2.3 states, "As a result of a loss of offsite power, the Control Room HVAC system will automatically shut down ... Do not run in FANS-ONLY mode if Control Room temperature is less than outdoor temperature." Step 8.1.22 says to only operate fans, not compressors during a loss of offsite power.

Explanation A. Plausible since the control room ventilation does automatically shutdown. The note at step 8.1.2.3 does allow the use of purge mode, however it must be fans only, not NC C. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know a loss of offsite power causes and automatic shutdown of control room ventilation. The note at step 8.1.2.3 does allow the use of purge mode, however it must be fans only, not NC D. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know a loss of offsite power causes and automatic shutdown of control room ventilation.

Operating in FANS-ONLY mode is allowed.

2621.828.0.0054 -TURBINE BUILDING AND MISC. VENTILATION Lesson Plan SYSTEMS Learning TMV-10444 - Describe the interlock signals and setpoints for the Objective/ affected system components and expected system response including oower loss or failed comoonents.

References Provided Question New ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT OnM Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I 7 I 55.43b I

Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID No.:

290003 I PRA: I No I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 88 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATl(~N~A,N~WliR KEY 14-1 NRC validatiOn Rb 2 Safety 9 ILT Functions:

Category(s) NIA LORT LORTOnl :

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 89 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION\ ANSW,ER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 36****** Points: 1.00 Given the following plant conditions:

• The plant is operating at 100% power.

• Cleanup Recirc Pump 18 is running.

• A failure in the air line to the Reactor Cleanup system pressure control valve, PCV-ND11 causes a complete loss of air to that valve.

System pressure downstream of PCV-ND11 (1) and the reactor water cleanup system_

(2) 1 ----- (2) -- ~ --~

A. rises trips B. rises does NOT trip C. lowers trips D. lowers does NOT trip Answer: C Answer Explanation I 204000 - Reactor Water Cleanup System K&A A4.05 - Ability to manually operate and/or monitor in the control room: System pressure (2.9/2.8)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References FSAR Section 5.4 I I OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 90 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATIQfs.f ANSWER KEY 14-1.NRC validation.RO 2 Proposed Answer: c Explanation: A loss of air to PCV-ND11 causes it to fail closed. The system pressure down stream of this valve will drop as a result.

System flow is also affected. A rapid loss of air to ND-11 (<30 sec) will not allow sufficient time for the Hold Pump to recover filter flow before flow drops to < 80 gpm; CU will trip and the running cleanup recirc pump trips.

Explanation A Plausible if the applicant doesn't know how the valve will fail on a loss of air. The valve will fail closed causing downstream pressure to lower. The system will trip.

8. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know how the valve will fail on a loss of air. The valve will fail closed causing downstream pressure to lower.

D. Plausible since downstream system pressure will lower. Also, on a slow loss of air the Filter Hold Pump will be able to recover filter flow before the 80 gpm isolation setpoint is reached.

2621.828.0.0039 - REACTOR WATER CLEANUP SYSTEM Lesson Plan RCU-10444 - Describe the interlock signals and setpoints for the affected Learning system components and expected system response including power loss or Objective/

failed components.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 204000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 2 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 91 of 186 10 December 2015

37 Points: 1.00 Spent resin is being transferred from the Fuel Pool Demineralizer to the Spent Resin Tanks in New Radwaste.

Which one of the following describes the notification required for this evolution, in accordance with Procedure 311, Fuel Pool Cooling System?

Notify ...

A. Chemistry to assess resin transfer piping dose rates.

B. Radiation Protection to assess resin transfer piping dose rates.

C. Chemistry to assess Reactor Building radiation levels.

D. Radiation Protection to assess All General Area Reactor Building radiation levels.

Answer: B Answer Explanation 233000 - Fuel Pool Cooling and Clean-up K&A 2.4.30 - Knowledge of events related to system operation/status that must be reported to internal organizations or external agencies, such as the State, the NRC, or the transmission system operator. {2.7/4.1)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References 311 I I Proposed Answer: B Explanation: Procedure 311, section 21, TRANSFERRING SPENT RESIN FROM THE FUEL POOL DEMINERALIZER TO THE SPENT RESIN TANKS IN NEW RADWASTE, requires RP to be notified to obtain a resin transfer piping dose rate reading at the ORW mezzanine pipe gallery.

A. Plausible - Resin transfer piping dose rate does need to be obtained. However, the procedure requires RP to be notified for Explanation this. Also. Chemistry is required to be notified for other various situations in Procedure 311.

C. Plausible - Reactor Building radiation levels may be affected locally during resin transfers, however procedure 311 does not require general area Reactor Building radiation levels to be monitored. Also, Chemistry is required to be notified for other various situations in Procedure 311.

D. Plausible - Reactor Building radiation levels may be affected locally during resin transfers, however procedure 311 does not require general area Reactor Building radiation levels to be monitored.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 92 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION AN:SWER KEY 14-1 NRG validation RO 2 2621.828.0.0020 - FUEL POOL COOLING Lesson Plan FPC-10453 - Explain or describe how this system is interrelated with Learning other plant systems (including RBCCW, TBCCW, Plant Air, Objective/

Radwaste, Electrical Distribution, Condensate Transfer and ISFSI).

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 10 I 55.43b Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 233000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 9 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 93 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC.valldatibn RO 2 39:.

The plant is at rated power, with the following conditions:

• 9XF-7-b, IP-48 PWR LOST alarm was recieved

• This condition has existed for 15 minutes.

Which one of the following describes the impact of the power loss and the actions required in accordance with ABN-58, Instrument Power Failures, if IP-48 cannot be restored.

Plant Impact Action Required A. Offgas radiation monitors de- Insert a manual scram energize

8. Offgas radiation monitors de- Initiate alternate offgas sampling energize C. Reactor Manual Control is Insert a manual scram inoperable D. Reactor Manual Control is Reduce recirculation flow to minimum inoperable Answer: A Answer Explanation I 271000 - Offgas System A2.08 -Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on K&A the OFFGAS SYSTEM; and (b) based on those predictions, use procedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal conditions or operations: AC. distribution failures (2.5/2.7)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References ABN-58 I ABN-14 I

OCSOPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 94 of 186 10 December 201 S-

Proposed Answer: A Explanation: A loss of IP-48 does cause both offgas radiation monitors to de-energize. When this happens a 15 minute timer starts.

After the 15 minute wait, the offgas system isolates and condenser vacuum degrades to the auto scram setpoint. A8N-14 directs a manual scram prior to reaching the auto scram setpoint.

8. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know this leads to an offgas Explanation isolation.

C. Plausible - A loss of RMC occurs for a loss of IP-4A, not IP-48. A loss of either IP-48 or IP-4A would require a reactor shutdown by technical specifications, however a scram is not required solely due to the loss of electrical power.

D. Plausible - A loss of RMC occurs for a loss of IP-4A, not IP-48. A loss of the ability to maneuver rods may prompt the operator to lower reactor power with recirc How. ABN-58 directs the operator to adjust recirc to change power if required. Reducing recirculation is also directed for a loss of vacuum.

2621.828.0.0002 -Air Extraction and Off-Gas Lesson Plan AEG-00099- Interpret given Control Room and/or local Off-Gas Learning system indications and evaluate them in terms of limits Objective/

and trends, using available data ..

References Provided Question New ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams llLTOnM Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I 5 I 55.43b I

Facility operating characteristics during steady state and transient conditions, including coolant chemistry, causes and effects of 10CFR55 temperature, pressure and reactivity changes, effects of lead Explanation changes, and operating limitations and reasons for these operating characteristics Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID No.:

271000 IPRA: I No I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 95 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Safety 9 ILT Functions:

Category(s) NIA LORT LORTOnl :

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 96 of 186 10 December 2015

14M1 NRC validation RO 2 39 The plant is operating at 100% power with the following conditions:

RAP C-3-f, OW PRESS HI-LO, annunciates.

Time between pump down of the Drywall floor drain sump has shortened.

Drywell pressure has risen 0.2 psig.

Drywell average temperature has risen 4°F.

Drywell airborne radioactivity levels are unchanged.

Which one of the following conditions is most likely to be causing the observed parameters?

A Catastrophic failure of both seals on a Recirculation pump.

B. Operating Drywell cooler has a RBCCW leak on the cooler inlet.

C. Operating Drywell cooler has a RBCCW leak on the cooler outlet.

D. EMRY is leaking by with an unseated EMRY tailpiece vacuum breaker.

Answer: B Answer Explanation I 295018 - Partial or Complete Loss of Component Cooling Water AK1 .01 - Knowledge of the operational implications of the K&A following concepts as they apply to PARTIAL OR COMPLETE LOSS OF COMPONENT COOLING WATER : Effects on component/system operations (3.5/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References RAP-C3f Proposed Answer:

I 312.9 8

I ABN-63 Explanation: Loss of function of a Drywell cooler, such as would occur if an RBCLC leak develops before the inlet, is expected to cause a rise in Drywell pressure. Procedure 312. 9 contains a caution statement which indicates removing fans from service will cause drywell pressure to rise. This would also cause a corresponding rise in Drywell temperature. Drywell airborne radiation levels would not be expected to change since RBCCW water is not contaminated.

Explanation A Plausible since failed recirc pump seals would provide indications of rising temperature and pressure. However, airborne radioactivity levels would also be expected to rise.

C. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know the functional layout of RBCCW and drywell coolers. Since the leak is on the outlet then flow is unchanged or goes up. Therefore DW pressure and temperature would remain the same or lower, not rise, D. Plausible since a failed open EMRY would provide indications of rising temperature and pressure. However, airborne radioactivity levels would also be expected to rise.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 97 of 186 1ODecember 2015

2621.828.0.0035 - Reactor Building Closed Cooling Water Lesson Plan RBC-00057 - State how Service Water, Shutdown Cooling, Reactor Learning Cleanup, Primary Containment, AC Electrical Distribution Objective/ and chemical treatment systems interrelate with the RBCCW system References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source fNew, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 8 I 55.43b Components, capacity, and functions of emergency systems Explanation J ustificatlon forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295018 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 !Cl ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 98of186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 40 A loss of coolant accident has resulted in the following:

• The RPV has been depressurized using ICs and EMRVs

• Core Spray is injecting and maintaining Reactor water level

• Containment Sprays have been utilized to lower Containment pressure

• Containment sprays are no longer running

• Torus water temperature is 200°F and stable

• Torus water level is 140 inches and stable

• Torus pressure is 2.9 psig and slowly rising

• Drywell pressure is 3.9 psig and slowly rising

• Core Spray System 2 parallel isolation valves 20-21 and 20-41 have failed closed.

• Core Spray pump NZ01A has tripped due to an electrical fault Which one of the following states the maximum Core Spray flow (gpm) that may be used for RPV injection while maintaining Core Spray within the NPSH limit?

See attached Graphs Assume PSTRAINER =0.5 FIGUREC CORE AND CONTAINMENT SPRAY STATIC HEAD CURVE

""'z

~ .

~

ir t

i

-i

-t f ' f Tonis Water 1,ewl (In)

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 99 of 186 10 December 2015

FIGURES CORE SPRAY NPSH LIMIT A B c A 3200 gpm B. 3350 gpm C. 3640 gpm D. 3750 gpm Answer: B Answer Explanation I 295026 - Suppression Pool High Water Temperature K&A EK1 .01 - Knowledge of the operational implications of the following concepts as they apply to SUPPRESSION POOL HIGH WATER TEMPERATURE: Pump NPSH (3.01.3.4)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References EMG-SP4 I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 100of186 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: B Explanation: The only available Core Spray pump is a system 1 pump NZ01C. The given containment parameters require the use of curve G, IAW Figure C. Using curve G on figure B, 200F torus temperature intersects curve G at approximately 3400 gpm therefore 3350 gpm is the maximum distractor available.

Explanation A Plausible - This would be the correct answer if the applicant uses curve F of figure B.

C. Plausible - This represents the rated flow value for system 2 core spray pumps.

D. Plausible - If the applicant does not subtract PSTRAINER from torus pressure, then curve H will be used on figure B. This would yield aooroximately a 3750 aom limit.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0010 - CORE SPRAY SYSTEM Learning CSS-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Objective/ interpret them to determine limits, trends and system status.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 8 I 55.43b Components, capacity, and functions of emergency systems Explanation Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295026 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 12S1 ILT Functlon(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 101 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 41 , Points: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when a STATION BLACKOUT occurred.

Answer the following questions as they relate to the Isolation Condenser System, under the conditions above?

1. Can the Isolation Condenser System be manually initiated from the Control Room?

2. Can makeup water be provided to the Isolation Condenser shells (includes both Control Room and in-plant actions)?

1 2 A Yes No

8. Yes Yes C. No No D. No Yes Answer: B Answer Explanation I 295003 - Partial or Complete Loss of AC. Power AK1. 06 - Knowledge of the operational implications of the K&A following concepts as they apply to PARTIAL OR COMPLETE LOSS OF AC. POWER: Station blackout: Plant-Specific (3.8/4.0)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References ABN-35 I ABN-36 I 307 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 102of186 10 Dec~mber 2015

14*1 NRb..validatlon RO 2 Proposed Answer: B Explanation: The plant was at power when a station blackout occurred. There is no AC power in the station. In the normal configuration, the steam admission valves to each IC are open, one condensate return valve is open, and the second condensate return valve is closed. The closed valve is DC powered and can be manipulated with a loss of AC power.

Filling of the shells usually requires AC power to a water pump. With AC gone, these AC powered pumps are lost. But the shells can also be filled by the Fire Protection water system, which under the given conditions, will be pressurized by diesel driven fire pumps. The Explanation makeup valves are air operated, with air accumulators, and fail closed on loss of air. Even if the accumulators discharged, they can be manually manipulated in the plant locally.

Therefore, the isolation condensers can be initiated in the control room and the shells can be filled from fire protection with the total loss of AC power.

A Plausible since normal makeup is lost to the IC shells.

C. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know which condensate return valve is normally shut.

D. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know which condensate return valve is normally shut. Also, normal makeup is lost to the IC shells. However fire water is available usino the diesel fire oumps Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0023 - ISOLATION CONDENSERS Learning ICS-02338 - Given plant conditions, EVALUATE the impact on the Objective/ Isolation Condenser System and the olant.

References Provided Question Bank ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT OnlY)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I 8 I 55.43b I

Components, capacity, and functions of emergency systems Explanation Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

OCS OPS !LT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 103of186 10 December 2015

EXAMlNA,1TIQ,Nt;~-$lAti0R* KEY 14-1 NRC vaikfatiOil RO 2 Point Value: 1 System ID 295003 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 104of186 10 December 2015

EXAMl:NJ\TION~N>SWER KEY 14-1 NRC validatii:>n RO 2 42 :Pofrtts: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when a LOCA occurred.

Which of the following states the sequence of automatic RPS protective functions as RPV water level steadily drops from 95" to 82"?

Occurs First Occurs Second A. ALL Recirculation Pumps Trip Isolation Condensers condensate return valves signaled to open and vent valves to close B. Isolation Condensers condensate A, 8, E ONLY Recirculation Pumps Trip return valves signaled to open and vent valves to close C. Isolation Condensers condensate ALL Recirculation Pumps Trip return valves signaled to open and vent valves to close D. A, 8, E ONLY Recirculation Isolation Condensers condensate return Pumps Trip valves signaled to open and vent valves to close Answer: A Answer Explanation I 295031 - Reactor Low Water Level K&A EK2 .11 - Knowledge of the interrelations between REACTOR LOW WATER LEVEL and the following: Reactor protection system (4.4/4.4)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References RAP-C1a I RAP-C2a I 609.3.003 OCS OPS IL T 14*1 NEW EXAM Page: 105 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC valldiltion RO 2 Proposed Answer: A Explanation: The isolation condensers auto initiate (after 1. 5 seconds) from either a lo-lo RPV water level (90") or RPV high pressure (1051 psig). Recirculation pumps also trip from the same parameters. On lo-lo water level, all recirculation pumps trip immediately. The Lo-Lo- water level comes off of RPS logic relay 1K77 to feed the RCP trips.

Explanation B. Plausible if the applicant neglects the initiation time delay associated with the ICs. Also, on a high reactor pressure signal, A, B, and E recirculation pumps trip immediately. C and D pumps trip after a 10.5 second time delay. Therefore, its plausible to say only A, B, and E pumps trip.

C. Plausible if the applicant neglects the initiation time delay associated with the ICs.

D. Plausible if the applicant mistakes the lo-lo level trip signal for the high reactor pressure trip signal. Choice D would be correct for a high reactor pressure condition (1051 psig).

2621.828.0.0040 - RECIRC FLOW CONTROL Lesson Plan RFC-00208 - List and identify the actuating signals and their setpoints for the following Recirc auto trips:

Learning 1. Drive Motor Lockout trip.

Objective/ 2. ATWS Recirc Pump trip

3. Drive Motor breaker trip References Provided Question Bank ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 7

Content 55.41b I I 55.43b I

Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID No.:

295031 I PRA: I No I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 106of186 10 December 2015

Safety 10 ILT Functions:

Category(s) N/A LORT LORTOnl :

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 107of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 43 .Points: 1.00 Which of the following states the potential impact on RPV water level instrumentation from elevated Drywell temperatures?

Affected RPV Water Level Instruments Effect A Yarways ONLY May result in LOW indicated water level NR GEMACs ONLY May result in HIGH indicated water level C. All May result in LOW indicated water level D. All May result in HIGH indicated water level Answer: D Answer Explanation I 295028 - High Drywell Temperature K&A EK2.03 - Knowledge of the interrelations between HIGH DRYWELL TEMPERATURE and the following: Reactor water level indication (3.6/3.8)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References EOP Users Guide I EMG-SP28 I Proposed Answer: D Explanation: In accordance with the EOP Users Guide, all RPV water level instruments have a reference leg inside the drywell. When the drywell temperature is elevated, this results in heating of the reference legs and reducing the water density in the legs. As a result, RPV water level instruments will indicate a false high water level.

Explanation A Plausible if the applicant doesn't know that both sets of instruments have reference legs.

B. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know that both sets of instruments have reference legs.

c. Plausible if the applicant doesn't understand the impact of elevated reference leQ temperature on indication.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 108of186 10 December 2015

lesson Plan 2621.845.0.02 - PRIMARY CONTAINMENT CONTROL LP PCC-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Learning interpret them to determine limits, trends and system Objective/ status References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILTOnM Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295028 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 109 of 186 1O December 2015

E.xAMi1:NA$"flOfl~~NSWfi,R KEY'

• *

• 14:.1 NRB'~"idattor.:Ro2 44 Points: 1.00 The RPS scram logic for RPV high pressure is provided below.

With the reactor at rated power, which of the following will result in a full reactor scram from high RPV pressure?

I REO~ REOJ~

PSHX PSHX I PSHX REOJi I REOJ~

PSHX I 1Kl ,j_ ,J_ ~l 1KI 1J 2~ 2KJ 4~ ~ ~

A. Relays 1K3 AND 2K3 are ENERGIZED.

B. Relays 1K51 AND 1K52 are DE-ENERGIZED.

C. Contact PSHX RE03B OR contact PSHX RE03D OPEN.

D. Contact PSHX RE03C AND contact PSHX RE03B OPEN.

Answer: D Answer Explanation I 295025 - High Reactor Pressure K&A EK2.01 - Knowledge of the interrelations between HIGH REACTOR PRESSURE and the followinq: RPS (4.1 /4.1)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General GE 237E566 sh.

References 1, 3, 5,6 I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 110of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION: ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: D Explanation: With the plant at power, all PSHX contacts are closed and ALL shown relays are energized. Relays 1K51 and 1K52 are RPS1 scram relays, and 2K51 and 2K52 are RPS2 scram relays. A full scram requires one of the RPS1 relays AND one of the RPS2 relays to be de-energized. With contacts PSHX RE03C and PSHX RE03B open, this will result in de-energizing relays 1K52 (RPS1) and 2K51 (RPS2) which results in a full scram.

Explanation A. Plausible if the applicant believes RPS scram logic is energize to function. Some aspects of RPS are energize to function, such as ATWS circuitry.

B. Plausible if the applicant believes RPS scram logic is 2 out of 2 taken once logic. Some aspects of RPS are 2 out of 2 taken once logic, such as ATWS logic.

C. Plausible - This combination would require both contacts to be open. One or the other would not be sufficient to cause a full reactor scram.

2621.828.0.0037 - Reactor Protection System Lesson Plan RPS-10441 - Given the system logic/electrical drawings, describe the Learning system trip signals, setpoints and expected system response Objective/

includina power loss or failed components.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, inter1ocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295025 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Functlon(s):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 111 of 186 10 December 2015

I Category(s)

(LORT Only):

I NIA I0 LORT OCS OPS llT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 112of186 10 December 2015

Points: 1.00 The plant is at rated power. The following conditions exist:

• 1-1 Air Compressor is the LEAD Compressor

• 1-2 Air Compressor is tagged out of service

• 1-3 Air Compressor is the LAG Compressor Plant events occurred at the following timeline:

At T=O minutes: Annunciator FDR TO 460V 1A1 TRIP is received At T=? minutes: Due to an air leak, INST AIR SUPPLY PRESS indicates 73 psig and slowly lowering What is the plant response regarding the Instrument and Service Air System components listed below at T=? minutes?

1-3 Air Compressor V-6S-2, Service Air Isolation Valve A Has Auto Started Closes B. Has Auto Started Remains Open C. Manual Start Required Closes D. Manual Start Required Remains Open Answer: A Answer Explanation I 295019 - Partial or Complete Loss of Instrument Air K&A AK3.03 - Knowledge of the reasons for the following responses as they apply to PARTIAL OR COMPLETE LOSS OF INSTRUMENT AIR : Service air isolations: Plant-Specific (3.2/3.2)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References RAP-M2b I ABN-35 I 334 OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 113of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: A Explanation: IAW RAP M-2-b, SVC AIR DISCH VLV CLOSED, Service Air isolation valve V-6S-2 closes automatically when Service Air system pressure drops to less than 75 psig (with Service Air Isolation switch in NORMAL). Additionally ABN-35 states when INST AIR SUPPLY PRESS is< 75#, then Confirm V-6S-2 is Closed. IAW 334, the 1-3 compressor will auto start if it's the LAG compressor Explanation when in normal after stop (Not in PTL) and receiver air pressure drops to 90 psig.

B. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know the service air isolation valve automatically closes or the setpoint.

C. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know the LAG compressor auto start setpoint.

D. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know the setpoints for either condition.

2621.828.0.0043 - SERVICE, INSTRUMENT AND BREATHING AIR Lesson Plan CAS-10444 - Describe the interlock signals and setpoints for the Learning affected system components and expected system response Objective/

includina power loss or failed components.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 5 I 55.43b Facility operating characteristics during steady state and transient conditions, including coolant chemistry, causes and effects of 10CFR55 temperature, pressure and reactivity changes, effects of lead Explanation changes, and operating limitations and reasons for these operating characteristics Justification for LORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295019 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 114 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION AN$WER KEY

.14-1 NRCvalidatlon RO 2 I (LORT Category(s) I NIA Only):

10 LORT OCS OPS JLT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 115of186 10 December 2015

Points: 1.00 The plant is shutdown for a refuel outage with fuel moves in progress on the refuel floor.

The refuel floor SRO has just notified the Control Room that a fuel bundle has dropped onto the top of the reactor core. The Control Room Operator reports the following radiation monitor readings:

• Radiation Monitor 89 indicates 75 mr/hr

• Radiation Monitor C10 indicates 80 mr/hr

• Reactor Building Ventilation Exhaust Radiation Monitor 1 indicates 20 mr/hr Which of the following states the status of the RB Ventilation System AND the reason for this system status?

RB Ventilation Status Reason A. Trips and isolates BUT is manually To reduce refuel floor radiation levels restarted as quickly as possible B. Trips and isolates BUT is manually To ensure the greatest amount of air restarted dilution prior to discharge C. Trips and isolates AND remains The system is not designed for high isolated temperature air D. Trips and isolates AND remains To ensure air is discharged through a isolated filtration system Answer: D Answer Explanation I 295023 - Refueling Accidents K&A AK3.03 - Knowledge of the reasons for the following responses as they apply to REFUELING ACCIDENTS : Ventilation isolation (3.3/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References RAP-10F1f I USAR 6.5.1.1 I RAP-10F2m RAP-10F4m OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 116 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14:.1 NRCvitlidatlortRO 2 Proposed Answer: D Explanation: The question describes a refuel accident during refueling. The indications provide the following information: radiation monitor 89 is above its setpoint (50 mr/hr) and starts a 2-minute delay until the normal RB vent system isolates and SGTS starts; the RB vent radiation monitor is above its setpoint (9 mr/hr) to immediately isolate the normal RB vent system and start SGTS. Therefore, the normal RB vent system is isolated and SGTS has started to ensure the radioactive atmosphere is discharged through a filtration system.

A Plausible - IAW the station procedures, if ONLY the refuel area radiation monitors 89 or C9 have isolated the normal RB vent system and SGTS initiated, then the EOP directs placing the Explanation normal RB vent system back in service. This makes distractors A and B plausible, but not correct and the correct answer less obvious. There is no procedural allowance to override the vent systems when the RB vent monitors cause a valid isolation.

8. Plausible - IAW the station procedures, if ONLY the refuel area radiation monitors B9 or C9 have isolated the normal RB vent system and SGTS initiated, then the EOP directs placing the normal RB vent system back in service. This makes distractors A and B plausible, but not correct and the correct answer less obvious. There is no procedural allowance to override the vent systems when the RB vent monitors cause a valid isolation.

C. Plausible - Because the radioactivity in the discharged air will be decaying, this decay results in a temperature increase and distractor C is plausible.

2621.828.0.0043 - SERVICE, INSTRUMENT AND BREATHING AIR Lesson Plan CAS-10444 - Describe the interlock signals and setpoints for the Learning affected system components and expected system response Objective/

includina power loss or failed components.

References Provided Question Bank ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content s5.41b I 5 I 55.43b I Facility operating characteristics during steady state and transient conditions, including coolant chemistry, causes and effects of 10CFR55 temperature, pressure and reactivity changes, effects of lead Explanation changes, and operating limitations and reasons for these operating characteristics OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 117of186 10 December 2015

EXAIVttNATIQN,AN:SW:ISR KEY 14-1 NRC valiclation RO 2 Justification forLORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete; Point Value: 1 System ID 295023 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 118 of 186 10 December 2015

'Points: 1.00 The control room has been evacuated due to a fire. The fire has been extinguished. ABN-29, Plant Fires, requires the following ventilation systems shutdown prior to purging the control room.

• A and B 480V Switchgear Room Ventilation System

• AJB Battery Room, MG Set Room Ventilation System

• Chemistry Laboratory Ventilation System

• Reactor Building Ventilation System According to ABN-29, the reason this action is taken is to prevent smoke and fumes purged from the control room from being brought into these areas, which could - - - - - - -

A. prevent personnel access

8. cause damage to equipment C. set off automatic fire suppression systems D. cause a reaction with other hazardous materials Answer: C Answer Explanation 600000 - Plant Fire On Site K&A AK3.04 - Knowledge of the reasons for the following responses as they apply to PLANT FIRE ON SITE: Actions contained in the abnormal procedure for plant fire on site (2.8/3.4)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References ABN-29 Proposed Answer:

I c I

Explanation: IAW ABN-29, when a Control Room fire is extinguished, shutting down the ventilation systems for 'A' and '8' 480V Swgr Room, AJB Battery Room, MG Set Room, Chem Lab, and RB HVAC will prevent smoke and fumes purged from the Control Room from being brought into a Vital Area that contains an automatic fire Explanation suppression system (and water deluge).

A. Plausible since this outcome could be prevented, however the question specifically asks the reason stated in ABN-29 B. Plausible since this outcome could be prevented, however the question specifically asks the reason stated in ABN-29 D. Plausible since this outcome could be prevented, however the ouestion specifically asks the reason stated in ABN-29 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 119of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 2621.828.0.0019- FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM Lesson Plan FPS-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for plant emergency or off-normal conditions that involve Learning this system including personnel allocation and Objective/ equipment operation in accordance with applicable ABN, EOP and EOP support procedures, and EP procedures.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Onlvl Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 10 I 55.43b Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Exolanation orocedures for the facilitv.

Justification forLORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 600000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT CLORT Onlvl:

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 120of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATIONJ*;ANSW~R KEY 14-1 NRc valic:latlori Rd.2 The plant was at rated power when an event occurred. Indications and investigations revealed the following:

• Battery Charger MG Set A Breaker has opened

• Battery A Main Breaker has opened Which of the following states the proper function of a DC Distribution System Automatic Transfer Switch under the given conditions?

The power to 125 VDC Bus (1) has automatically transferred to 125 VDC Bus (2) .

A DC-F DC-C B. DC-1 DC-C C. DC-2 DC-B D. DC-E DC-B Answer: D Answer Explanation I 295004 - Partial or Complete Loss of D.C. Power K&A AA 1.01 - Ability to operate and/or monitor the following as they apply to PARTIAL OR COMPLETE LOSS OF D.C. POWER :

D.C. electrical distribution systems (3.3/3.4)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General RAP-References ABN-53 Proposed Answer:

I 9XF4e D

I Explanation: The question stem describes a loss of power to 125 VDC Bus DC-A (both the battery charger and battery become disconnected from the Bus). When this bus de-energizes, then automatic transfer switch DC-E swaps from DC-A as the source of input power to 125 VDC Bus DC-B.

Explanation A. Plausible if the applicant doesn't remember specific DC power supplies. Bus DC-F normally receives power from Bus DC-C, which is not affected by the loss of DC-A B. Plausible if the applicant doesn't remember specific DC power supplies. Bus DC-1 normally receives power from Bus DC-B, which is not affected by the loss of DC-A C. Plausible if the applicant doesn't remember specific DC power supplies. Bus DC-2 normally receives power from Bus DC-C, which is not affected by the loss of DC-A OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 121 of 186 10 December 2015

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0012 - DC DISTRIBUTION DCD-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Leaming interpret them to determine limits, trends and system status.

Objective/

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295004 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

-bes OPS lLT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page 122of186 - 1o oecember2015

EXAMl;NATION .ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2

~fftolnts: *1.00 The plant was at rated power when an event resulted in a scram. The plant is currently cooling down with the Shutdown Cooling System (SDC). Current conditions are as follows:

• RPV water level is 181 inches above TAF and steady

• Recirculation Pump suction temperature is 265°F

• SDC Pump C is operating, with the other SDC Pumps unavailable

• Main Condenser vacuum indicates 8 in Hg An electrical fault in the breaker cubicle for SDC C discharge valve V-17-57 causes the valve to close.

RPV temperature starts to rise.

Under these conditions, which of the following methods (and reason for using that method) can be used to cooldown the RPV?

A. Isolation Condensers since using this method will preserve RPV water inventory.

B. The Turbine Bypass Valves since this is the preferred method for rejecting decay heat from the reactor.

C. Feed with CRD and Bleed with Reactor Water Cleanup System letdown since the hotwell can still be considered to be available.

D. Alternate shutdown cooling with Safety Valves and Core Spray since this is the method recommended by ABN-3, Loss of Shutdown Cooling.

Answer: C Answer Explanation I 295021 - Loss of Shutdown Cooling K&A AA 1. 04 - Ability to operate and/or monitor the following as they apply to LOSS OF SHUTDOWN COOLING : Alternate heat removal methods (3.7/3.7)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References ABN-3 I 303 I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 123 of 186 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: c Explanation: The question stem describes a loss of main condenser vacuum followed by a total loss of Shutdown Cooling (SOC). ABN-3, Loss of SOC, describes several methods of alternate cooling. Feed (with CRD/Cond Pump) and Bleed (with RWCU letdown) are the only choices available due to the conditions in the question stem. The reason the RWCU letdown can be used is even with no condenser vacuum, the condenser is still considered intact and available. RWCU to the hotwell might reach 120-130F, however this is not steam Explanation conditions.

A Plausible if the applicant does not recall that Isolation Condensers cannot be used when RPV water level is> 160 in TAF.

B. Plausible if the applicant does not recall that the Main Condenser is not capable of accepting steam with no vacuum since the Bypass Valves will be closed.

D. Plausible since this method is available if EMRVs were used instead of SRVs, which the distractor states. SRVs do not have the capabilitv to be manually operated.

2621.828.0.0045 - SHUTDOWN COOLING SYSTEM Lesson Plan SDC-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for plant emergency or off-normal conditions that involve this Learning system including personnel allocation and equipment Objective/

operation IAW applicable ABN, EOP & EOP support procedures and EP Procedures.

References Provided Question Bank ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams tlLT OnM Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I 7 I 55.43b I

Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 OCS OPS JLT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 124 of 186 10 December 2015

System ID 295021 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT tLORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 125 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMtNATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 50.

The plant was at 83% power, with the following conditions:

• Recirculation Pump Eis OFF, with its control switch in PTL An event occurred which required the Operator to complete a rapid power reduction to 65% power with recirculation flow.

When power was stable, the following annunciators alarmed:

• MN BRKR 1A TRIP

• MN BRKR 1A LKOUT TRIP

• BUS 1A UV Which ONE of the following actions are required?

A Manually insert CRAM rods due to reduced core flow.

B. Manually scram the reactor due to reduced core flow.

C. Manually scram the reactor due to reduced feedwater flow.

D. Manually reduce recirculation flow due to reduced feedwater flow.

Answer: B Answer Explanation I 295006 - SCRAM K&A M 1.04 - Ability to operate and/or monitor the following as they apply to SCRAM : Recirculation system (3.1 /3.1}

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Grouo: 1 General References ABN-2 I ABN-1 I 301.2 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 126of186 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: 8 Explanation: The question stem describes a loss of4160 VAC Bus 1A. Recirculation pumps A, C, and E (presently OFF), and feedwater/condensate pumps A are powered from this Bus. When power is lost to Bus 1A, one feedwater pump (A), one condensate pump (A), and two recirculation pumps (A and C) are lost. ABN-2, Recirculation System Failures, requires a manual scram if <3 recirculation pumps are running OR if multiple recirculation pumps trip.

Explanation A. Plausible if the applicant does not recognize how many pumps trip correctly and believes only one recirc pump tripped leaving only 3 recirc pumps running therefore inserting the CRAM Array is directed in ABN-2.

c. Plausible if the applicant does not recognize that multiple recirc pumps trip but believes that multiple feed pumps tripped therefore scramming on reduced feedwater flow would be directed per ABN-17 D. Plausible if the applicant does not recognize recirc pumps tripped and does recall that a feedwater pump trip therefor the action to reduce recirc flow is required by ABN-17.

2621.828.0.0038 - REACTOR RECIRCULATION SYSTEM Lesson Plan RRS-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for plant emergency or off-normal conditions that involve Learning this system including personnel allocation and Objective/ equipment operation IAW applicable ABN, EOP & EOP support procedures and EP procedures.

References Provided Question Bank ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Onlvl Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I 7 I 55.43b I

Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

OCS OPS fl T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 127of186 1O December 2015

Point Value: 1 System ID 295006 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 12S1 IL T Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 128 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMlNATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validStibn RO 2.

61 \Points: 1.00 The plant is starting up after an outage. The turbine is a rated speed and operators are preparing to sync to the grid.

Which of the following would cause the Turbine Stop Valves AND the Reheat and Intercept Valves to close?

A. RPV water level reaches 170".

B. Turbine vibrations peak at 11 mils.

C. Condenser vacuum lowers to 23" Hg.

D. Turbine speed reached 1999 RPM during over-speed testing.

Answer: D Answer Explanation I 295005 - Main Turbine Trip K&A AA2.01 - Ability to determine and/or interpret the following as they apply to MAIN TURBINE GENERATOR TRIP: Turbine speed (2.6/2.7)

Level: RO Tier: 1 Group: 1 General RAP H7E, Q3b, References J1b Proposed Answer: D I 625.4.001 I ABN-10 Explanation: Closure of the turbine stop valves and reheat and intercept valves is indicative of a turbine trip. The over-speed trip is

=

1800 + 10% 1980 RPM(+ 18 RPM in the overs-peed procedure).

A. Plausible - 170" is the setpoint for the alarm, not the turbine Explanation trip. An RPV water level of 175" will scram the reactor, which trips the turbine.

B. Plausible since there are procedural limitations on vibrations which can require a manual trip. However, there is no auto turbine trip from vibrations.

C. Plausible if the applicant does not know the setpoint. A condenser vacuum of 22" will both scram and trip the turbine.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0051 - TURBINE CONTROLS Learning TCS-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Obiective/ interpret them to determine limits, trends and s 1stem status.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided I Question Modified Source (New, Modified, Bank)

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 129 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMl0NATION;'~NSWER****KEY 14-1 NRC v~lid~~(j~ ~o 2 Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis KnowledQe 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 10 I 55.43b Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to Complete: 1-2 minutes Point Value: 1 System ID 295005 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 130 of 186 10 December 2015

.Points: 1.00 The reactor was at rated power when an event occurred. Current conditions include the following:

• RPV water level indicates 11 O" and rising slowly

• APRMs indicate 14% and lowering slowly

• Torus water temperature 105° F and rising slowly The US has directed the performance of SP-22, Initiating the Liquid Poison System.

IAW the EOP User's Guide, initiation of Liquid Poison will achieve reactor shutdown prior to exceeding the ...

A Torus Load Limit

8. Heat Capacity Temperature Limit C. Containment Spray Initiation Limit D. Primary Containment Pressure Limit Answer: 8 Answer Explanation I 295037 - SCRAM Condition Present and Reactor Power Above APRM Downscale or unknown K&A EA2.07 - Ability to determine and/or interpret the following as they apply to SCRAM CONDITION PRESENT AND REACTOR POWER ABOVE APRM DOWNSCALE OR UNKNOWN :

Containment conditions/isolations (4.0/4.2)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 RPV General EOP Users Guide Control-With References ATWS Proposed Answer: 8 Explanation: The question stem describes a condition where the BllT curve has been exceeded (14% power and 110F). The EOP User's Guide bases for initiating Liquid Poison when Torus Temperature cannot be maintained below the BllT is to achieve a shutdown condition with the Hot Shutdown Boron Weight prior to exceeding the Heat Capacity Temperature Limit.

Explanation A Plausible - This is a valid plant parameter that is monitored during an ATWS and is a curve which is analyzed in the Primary Containment Control EOP.

C. Plausible - This is a valid plant parameter that is monitored during an ATWS and is a curve which is analyzed in the Primary Containment Control EOP.

D. Plausible - This is a valid plant parameter that is monitored during an A TWS and is a curve which is analyzed in the Primary Containment Control EOP.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 131 of 186 10 December 2015

.EXAMiNATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 2621.845.0.01 B - RPV Control-With ATWS Lesson Plan EWA-03055 - Given of copy of RPV Control, describe in detail each Learning step or conditional statement, including technical basis, and how to Objective/

perform each steo as reauired.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams CILT Only}

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledae 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 10 I 55.43b 10CFR55 Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

Justification for LORT questions N/A with KJA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295037 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Function(s}:

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 132of186 10 December 2015

53 The plant was at 22% power with generator output at 148 MWe, when an offsite electrical disturbance resulted in tripping the Main Transformer Lockout Relay (86T) and the following annunciator alarmed:

• GENERATOR - LKOUT RELAY TRIP Which of the following states the impact on the reactor and the 230 KV Breakers GC1 and GD1?

Reactor 230 KV Breakers GC1 and GD1 A Remains at power Remain closed B. Automatically scrammed Automatically tripped C. Required to be manually Required to be manually scrammed tripped D. Remains at power Automatically tripped Answer: D Answer Explanation I 700000 - Generator Voltage and Electric Grid Disturbances K&A AA2.05 - Ability to determine and/or interpret the following as they apply to GENERATOR VOLTAGE AND ELECTRIC GRID DISTURBANCES: Operational status of offsite circuit (3.2/3.8)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References RAP-R3d Proposed Answer:

I ABN-10 0

I JC P6-50-00 Explanation: The plant is at low power with the generator on-line, when an electrical disturbance resulted in an 86T relay trip. This relay then reasults in a main generator lockout and trip. When this occurs, breakers GC1 and GD1 will open. These are the main breakers that feed the offsite 230KV power circuit. The reactor remains at power (auto scram at >40%). and there no procedural requirements to scram.

Explanation A Plausible - The reactor does remain at power. However, the 230KV offsite power breakers will automatically open on the 86T lockout.

B. Plausible- GD1 and GC1 are automatically tripped. From a higher power level, the reactor would have automatically scrammed. When less than 30% power, a scram is not required.

C. Plausible - If reactor power was >30% a scram would be required.

OCS OPS ILT 14*1 NEW EXAM Page: 133 of 186 10 December 2015

. l#'~~rl\ *~AJ*;~*ixs~,~,~~~*~~'~A:~l\.;l~~\~11~~R**

, ~"\E~l~t,

{(-;::.*<;>.:

~"~~~.,~~* :~v~,~~*',*m*t>~~v:~v~E

• Krl!:Y 1:;.

.~* '* .,

2621.828.0.0016 - ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION Lesson Plan <

ACD-10441 - Given the system logic/electrical drawings, describe the Learning system trip signals, setpoints and expected system response Objective/ including power loss or failed components.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 5 I 55.43b Facility operating characteristics during steady state and transient conditions, including coolant chemistry, causes and effects of 10CFR55 temperature. pressure and reactivity changes, effects of lead Explanation changes, and operating limitations and reasons for these operating characteristics Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 700000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 134 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Which one of the following describes the requirement for an RPV Emergency Depressurization due to low Torus water level and the associated reason, in accordance with the Emergency Operating Procedures?

The Primary Containment Control EOP, states, "BEFORE Torus Water Level reaches (1) inches, Emergency Depressurization is required.* This corresponds to the height of the (2) 1 2 A. 110 Highest EMRV discharge line components B. 110 Drywell vent header downcomer openings C. 90 Highest EMRV discharge line components D. 90 Drywell vent header downcomer openings Answer: B Answer Explanation I 295030 - Low Suppression Pool Water Level K&A 2.4.6 - KnowledQe of EOP mitiQation strateQies. (3.7/4.7)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General EOP Users References Guide I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 135of186 10 December 2015

EXAMlNATIOrsi~AN$WIR KEY 14-1 NRC validatibn RO 2 Proposed Answer: B Explanation: Primary Containment Control contains the following step:

I BEFORE I I TORUS WATER LEVEL I

.._~~~REA----CH~E*S*1-1D*l*N.____. - l l

,~ .~------0 EMERGENCYOEPRESSURIZATION IS REQUIRED CONCURRENn.Y Yv1TH THIS PROCEDURE Below 110 in., the Drywell vent header down comer openings are uncovered and the pressure suppression function of the Primary Containment becomes inoperable. Steam discharged from a LOCA Explanation would exit the downcomers, bypass the water in the Torus and directly pressurize the Torus airspace, a transient for which the Primary Containment is not designed. An Emergency RPV Depressurization is performed before 110 in. is reached, which transfers primary system energy to the Torus water to limit the consequences should a LOCA occur when Torus level drops below 110 in.

A. Plausible - 110 inches is the correct level. However level for EMRV discharge device openings do not become a concern in the EOPs until 90 inches.

C. Plausible -90 inches does corresponds to the EMRV discharge line components but per the EOPS you have to ED prior to 110 inches.

D. Plausible - If the applicant believes 90 inches corresponds to the Drywell vent header downcomer openings therefore this would be plausible as it is basis for ED on low torus level but not at 90 inches.

2621.845.0.0056 - PRIMARY CONTAINMENT CONTROL LP Lesson Plan PCC-03000 - Using Procedure EMG-3200.02, explain the basis for Learning caution statements and evaluate plant conditions to Objective/

determine that they are met References Provided Question New ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledae OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 136 of 186 10 December 2015

• • • .14..1 NRC validation RO 2 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 10 I 55.43b Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to Complete:

1-2 minutes Point Value: 1 System ID 295030 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 12S1 ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 137 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSW~ER KEY 14*1 NRC validation RO 2 The plant was at rated power when the Control Room was notified that Drywell pressure switches PS RV46A and PS RV46B, which input into the starting circuit for the Core Spray System, have failed in their current state such that they will not detect a high Drywell pressure condition.

Which of the following states the ability of the Core Spray System to function during a high Drywell pressure condition?

A. Core Spray Pumps A AND B will auto start as designed, with no manual Operator actions required.

B. Core Spray Pump A will NOT auto start, but MAY be manually started. Core Spray Pump B will auto start as designed.

C. Core Spray Pump A will NOT start and CANNOT be manually started. Core Spray Pumps B AND C auto start as designed.

D. NEITHER Core Spray Pump A NOR B will auto start, but can be manually started. All other Core Spray components operate as designed.

Answer: A Answer Explanation 295024 - High Drywell Pressure K&A 2.2.37 -Ability to determine operability and/or availablity of safety related eQuipment. (3.6/4.6)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General NU RAP-C1f 5060E6003, RAP-C2f References sh. 1-4 Proposed Answer: A Explanation: PS-RV46A and PS-RV46B are safety related equipment and are linked to tech specs for the facility license that also feed into Core Spray starting logic. With no failures, a single high Drywell pressure signal will start the Core Spray System normally. This includes the Core Spray System A and B. There are 4 Drywall high pressure switches. If any two fails, there are still 2 others to start the Core Spray System in its normal start mode.

A Plausible - Two instrument failures in RPS could render an RPS Explanation channel inoperable, but the Core Spray start logic unique in that it is inter-mixed among systems. No manual actions are required for Core Spray to operate under the given conditions.

C. Plausible - Two instrument failures in RPS could render an RPS channel inoperable, but the Core Spray start logic unique in that it is inter-mixed among systems. No manual actions are required for Core Spray to operate under the given conditions.

D. Plausible - Two instrument failures in RPS could render an RPS channel inoperable, but the Core Spray start logic unique in that it is inter-mixed among systems. No manual actions are required for Core Spray to operate under the oiven conditions.

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 138 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATIONANS,WER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 621.828.0.0010 - CORE SPRAY SYSTEM Lesson Plan CSS-10439 - Given the system logic/electrical drawings, describe the Learning system auto initiation signals, setpoints and expected system Objective/

response including power loss or failed components.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295024 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Functlon(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT f LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 139of186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2

'~'*ll?otnts: 1.00 The Control Room has been evacuated due to a fire, with the following conditions:

• The Reactor is scrammed

• The Turbine is tripped

• Control has been transferred to the Remote Shutdown Panel

• The RPV Pressure indicators on the Remote Shutdown Panel are damaged

• All systems are operating as designed Which one of following describes what systems are specified in ABN-30, Control Room Evacuation, for maintaining RPV Pressure FROM the Remote Shutdown Panel, and where alternate RPV Pressure indications are available?

System for Pressure Control Alternate Pressure Indications A 'A' Isolation Condenser RB 23' elevation near CRD B. 'A' Isolation Condenser RB 95' elevation near SLC C. 'B' Isolation Condenser RB 23' elevation near CRD D. 'B' Isolation Condenser RB 95' elevation near SLC Answer: C Answer Explanation I 295016 - Control Room Abandonment K&A 2.4.11 - Knowledoe of abnormal condition procedures. (4.0/4.2)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References ABN-30 Proposed Answer:

I c I

Explanation: ABN-30, a NOTE at step 4.3.8 specifies the use of the

'B' Isolation Condenser from the remote shutdown panel and 'A' IC is only available to be controlled locally. Attachment ABN 30-9 provides information on available remote indications. Alternate Reactor Pressure indication is provided on RB 23' near CRD equipment.

Explanation A Plausible if the applicant doesn't remember which IC can be controlled from the RSP.

8. Plausible if the applicant doesn't remember which IC can be controlled from the RSP.

D. Plausible - The 'B' IC can be controlled. RB 95' elevation is listed in attachment ABN-30-9 as an alternate indication available, but not for reactor pressure.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 140of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATl,QN ANSWER KEY 14-fNRCvaliclation R02 2621.828.0.0023 - ISOLATION CONDENSERS Lesson Plan ICS-10456 - DESCRIBE the Isolation Condenser System design feature which provides for the following:

Learning a. System control outside the control room (including Objective/ automatic actions bypassed).

b. Removal of non-condensable gases.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams ULT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledae 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 10 I 55.43b Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

Justification for LORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295016 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT CLORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 141 of186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Points: 1.00 An event has occurred which caused entry into EMG-3200.12, Radioactivity Release Control. This procedure includes the following Conditional Statement:

IF the release is from the Turbine Building, THEN operate available Turbine Building ventilation per Support Procedure 51 Which of the following states the basis for this Conditional Statement?

A. To reduce the amount of radioactivity released.

B. To ensure a greater dilution factor during release.

C. Prevents having an unmonitored ground release from the Turbine Building.

D. Prevents MSIV closure due to high temperature in the Turbine Building steam tunnel.

Answer: C Answer Explanation I 295038 - High Off-Site Release Rate K&A EK2.03 - Knowledge of the interrelations between HIGH OFF-SITE RELEASE RATE and the followinQ: Plant ventilation systems (3.6/3.8)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References EMG 3200.12 I EOP Users guide I ENG-SP51 Proposed Answer: C Explanation: The EOP for radioactivity release control is entered when an alert emergency classification from offsite release rate has been declared. From the EOP User's Guide: "This Conditional Statement directs the operator to maintain the Turbine Building Ventilation System in service to preserve Turbine Building accessibility, and ensure that any radioactivity is discharged through a monitored release point, either the Main Stack for an elevated release, or via the Turbine Building Stack, which is considered a ground level release. When required, Support Procedure - 51 provides the necessary directions for restarting the Turbine Building Explanation Ventilation System." Some of the TB vent systems started discharge to the main stack (elevated release; ie., Exhaust Fan EF 1-7) and some to the TB stack (ground release; ie., exhaust fan EF 1-1 ).

A. Plausible if the applicant believes that guidance is meant to reduce the amount of radioactivity released.

B. Plausible if the applicant believes that guidance is meant to dilute the air prior to release.

D. Plausible if the applicant believes SP-51 starts trunnion room fans and turbine building ventilation preventing Steam line tunnel temperature rise and prevents MSIVs to close because of high temperature.

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 142 of 186 10 December 2015

• • • • • !filllB~'l!D~,;**"****,*****

14*1 NRC validation RO 2 2621.845.0. 12 - Radioactivity Release Control LP Lesson Plan RRC-02483 - Using procedure Radioactivity Release Control, Learning evaluate the technical basis for each step and apply this evaluation to Objective/

determine the correct course of action under emergency conditions.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295038 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJLORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 143 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION AN,SWER KEY 14:.;1 NRcvandatioll Ro2 The plant was at 80% power. Recirculation Pump A has just been shutdown and the following valves are closed:

• PUMP SUCTION

• DISCHARGE

• DISCH BYPASS IAW procedure 202.1, Power Operation, which one of the following limits is reduced due to the new operating loop configuration?

A. MCPR, as required by the fuel vendor.

B. FLLLP, as required by the USAR safety analysis.

C. MAPLHGR, as required by Technical Specifications.

D. MLHGR, as required by the Core Operating Limits Report.

Answer: C Answer Explanation I 295001 - Partial or Complete Loss of Forced Core Flow Circulation AK3.05 - Knowledge of the reasons for the following responses K&A as they apply to PARTIAL OR COMPLETE LOSS OF FORCED CORE FLOW CIRCULATION : Reduced loop operating requirements: Pfant-Soecific (3.2/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References 202.1 Proposed Answer:

l TS 3.3.F2.a.1 c

I Explanation: The question stem shows the plant at > 25% power, with the primary containment inerted, and with one recirculation pump isolated. IAW Procedure 202.1, in this configuration, only MAPLHGR must be reduced from the normal 5-loop operating configuration to a 4-loop configuration, with power> 25% and the primary containment interted. A reduction in MAPLHGR is required by Technical Specifications 3.3.F.2.a.1.

Explanation A Plausible - This thermal limit does have penalties associated with it under certain conditions. However only MAPLHGR is the only choice affected by reduced core flow.

B. Plausible - This thermal limit does have penalties associated with it under certain conditions. However only MAPLHGR is the only choice affected by reduced core flow.

D. Plausible - This thermal limit does have penalties associated with it under certain conditions. However only MAPLHGR is the only choice affected by reduced core flow.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 144 of 186 10 December 2015

.SXAMtN~wlQ*~~l't:WIER;Ki!*\tf.

14-1 NRC valida"ttoitRo2 Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0038 - REACTOR RECIRCULATION SYSTEM Learning RRS-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Objective/ interpret them to determine limits, trends and s 1stem status.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 5 I 55.43b Facility operating characteristics during steady state and transient conditions, including coolant chemistry, causes and effects of 10CFR55 temperature, pressure and reactivity changes, effects of lead Explanation changes, and operating limitations and reasons for these operating characteristics Justification for LORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295001 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA lJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 145of186 1O December 2015

59 P<>lnts: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when entry into the Secondary Containment Control EOP was required.

Note the Secondary Containment EOP section below.

SQATE .l\LL SYSTEMS THAT ARE DISCHARGING lNTO THE AREA EXCEPT

• SYSTEMS REQUIRED BY Af;Y EOP

• SYSTEMS REQUIRED TO SUPPRESS AFIRE NO IAW the EOP User's Guide, these steps are designed to terminate the increase in radiation levels above the MAX NORMAL values. The MAX NORMAL values are those radiation levels above which (1) and the MAX SAFE values are based on _ _(2) _ _ .

1 2 A. warn of a potential breach within the Secondary Containment design limit Secondary Containment.

B. could result in the failure of Secondary Containment design limit instrumentation necessary for safe shutdown of the plant C. warn of a potential breach within the Personnel Access Secondary Containment.

D. could result in the failure of Personnel Access instrumentation necessary for safe shutdown of the plant OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page; 146 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Answer: C Answer Explal}atiol). .*. . .*. *..* , I 295033 - High Secondary Containment Area Radiation levels EK1 .02 - Knowledge of the operational implications of the K&A following concepts as they apply to HIGH SECONDARY CONTAINMENT AREA RADIATION LEVELS: Personnel protection

{3.9/4.2)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 2 General References EOP User's Guide I I Proposed Answer: C Explanation: In accordance with the EOP User's Guide, Max Normal values provide warning of the onset of a potential breach or abnormal condition within the Secondary Containment. Max Safe values are defined to be the highest value in a specific area at which neither (1) equipment necessary for the safe shutdown of the plant will fail nor (2) personnel access necessary for the safe shutdown of the plant will be precluded.

A Plausible - The max normal value is designed to warn of a potential breach. However, the Max Safe values are based on Explanation personnel access or the operability of equipment required for safe shutdown. This is different that the secondary containment design limit.

B. Plausible - "result in the failure of instrumentation necessary for safe shutdown of the planf' is the basis for Max Safe Value, not Max Normal Value. Also, the Max Safe values are based on personnel access or the operability of equipment required for safe shutdown. This is different that the secondary containment design limit.

D. Plausible -A basis for Max Safe value is personnel access.

"result in the failure of instrumentation necessary for safe shutdown of the plant" is also a basis for Max Safe Value, not Max Normal Value.

2621.845.0.11 SECONDARY CONTAINMENT CONTROL LP Lesson Plan SCC-03082 - Using Procedure 3200.11, evaluate the technical basis Learning for each step and apply this evaluation to determine the correct Objective/ course of action under emergency conditions.

References Provided Question Modified ILT: None I I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 147 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWE.R**KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 10 I 55.43b Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to Complete:

1-2 minutes Point Value: 1 System ID 295033 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 148of186 10 December 2015

• ..*. . RC>lnts: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when an unisolable steam leak began in the Reactor Building. The Operator reports the following observations (see below):

Which of the following states the status of Reactor Building HVAC and the Standby Gas Treatment System (SGTS)? (Assume no Operator actions)

RB HVAC SGTS A. Tripped In Standby B. Tripped Running C. Running In Standby D. Running Running Answer: A IAnswer Explanation OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 149 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION~ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 295035 - Secondary Containment High Differential Pressure K&A EK2.01 - Knowledge of the interrelations between SECONDARY CONTAINMENT HIGH DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE and the following: Secondary containment ventilation (3.6/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 1 Group: 2 General References 329 Proposed Answer:

I A 330 I

Explanation: With RB Dp at +1.0 inches/water, the normal RB HVAC trips to prevent over-pressurizing the RB. The same signal has no input into the auto start of SGTS and it remains in standby.

Explanation B. Plausible if the applicant thinks the input to RB HVAC tripping is the same input to initiate SGTS.

C. Plausible - SGTS will remain in standby. The applicant needs to know the trip setpoint for RB HVAC.

D. Plausible - RB HVAC and SGTS can run simultaneously.

Plausible if the applicant doesn't know the proper setpoints.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0042 - SECONDARY CONTAINMENT AND SGTS Learning SGT-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Objective/ interpret them to determine limits, trends and system status.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295035 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Function(s):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 150 of 186 10 December 2015

I Category(s)

(LORT Only):

I NIA 10 LORT OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 151 of 186 10 December 2015

14*1 NRC validation RO 2 61 Points: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when condenser vacuum began to degrade uncontrollably.

'Miich one of the following describes the plant response as vacuum continues to degrade?

When condenser vacuum degrades to _ _(......1.,_)__ inches, the _ _(,...2....

) __ will close to prevent over-pressurizing the condenser 1 2 A 10 MS IVs B. 10 Turbine Bypass Valves C. 22 MS IVs D. 22 Turbine Bypass Valves Answer: B Answer Explanation I 295002 - Loss of Main Condenser Vacuum K&A AK3.04 - Knowledge of the reasons for the following responses as they apply to LOSS OF MAIN CONDENSER VACUUM : Bypass valve closure (3.4/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 2 General References RAP-Q1c I RAP-J1b I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 152 of 186 10 December 2015

E.M,AM.

L\i.I!"!'\ , , *1~*~,...10N**.

t~~~A*,~,t\~: V 1 **A.N.s.

'*A . W:... e. .*.R KEY Proposed Answer: B Explanation: As condenser vacuum lowers, its ability to function as the ultimate heat sink also drops. At 22", a turbine trip and a scram signal are generated. At 10" vacuum, the turbine bypass valves are auto closed to prevent a main condenser over-pressure condition.

When the condenser is over-pressurized, the condenser will relieve to the Turbine Building (atmospheric reliefs function at 5 psig).

Explanation A Plausible - The MSIVs will eventually go shut as condenser vacuum continues to degrade. However, at 10 inches, the TBVs go shut.

C. Plausible - 22 inches is the turbine trip setpoint, where the turbine stop valves and turbine control valves go shut. The applicant needs to know the TBVs and MSIVs do not go shut on a turbine trip.

D. Plausible - 22 inches is the turbine trip setpoint, where the turbine stop valves and turbine control valves go shut. The applicant needs to know the TBVs and MSIVs do not go shut on a turbine trip.

2621.828.0.0050TURBINE AND TURBINE AUXILIARIES Lesson Plan MTA-10444 - Describe the interlock signals and setpoints for the affected system components (Main Turbine, Turbine Lube Oil) and Learning expected system response including power loss or failed Objective/

components.

References Provided Question Bank ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILTOnM Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I 5 I 55.43b I

Facility operating characteristics during steady state and transient conditions, including coolant chemistry, causes and effects of 10CFR55 temperature, pressure and reactivity changes, effects of lead Explanation changes, and operating limitations and reasons for these operating characteristics Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 153 of 186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Point Value: 1 System ID 295002 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 154 of 186 10 December 2015

Ii~~. .<**-*""*.~.'ll;t#>>lF":J,Qtf'l~t.J$WliR KliY 14-1 NRC v8lidatlon RO 2 62' Points: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when a leak occurred in the Drywell. The following plant data was obtained from SPDS.

• Reactor Pressure had reached a value as high as 1100 psig

• Drywefl Pressure currently indicates 3.3 psig

• Reactor Power currently indicates 48%

Which of the following indications are expected as a result of the current plant conditions?

1. Core Spray Main Pumps NZ01A AND NZ01 B indicate RED LIGHT ON

2. MSIVs indicate GREEN LIGHT ON

3. Reactor Water Cleanup System isolation valves indicate RED LIGHT ON

4. DWEDT and OW Floor Sump isolation valves indicate GREEN LIGHT ON

5. All control rods indicate FULL-IN position A 3 and 5 B. 1and4 C. 1, 2, and 5 D. 2, 3, and 4 Answer: B Answer Explanation I 295010 - High DrywelJ Pressure K&A AA 1. 02 - Ability to operate and/or monitor the following as they apply to HIGH DRYWELL PRESSURE : Drywefl floor and eauioment drain sumos (3.6/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 2 General References EMG-SP1 I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 155 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14*1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: B Explanation: RPV pressure had risen above the high pressure scram setpoint and reactor power remains at 48% on APRMs. The only way this amount of power can be produced, is if not all control rods are fully inserted. SPDS also showed that drywell pressure is 3.3 psig, which is above the high OW pressure scram and isolation setpoint, and Primary Containment Control EOP entry condition. This should result in an isolation of RWCU and DWEDT/DW Floor Sump. Also on a high DW pressure condition, core spray will automatically initiate (main/booster pumps A and B). Only answer B lists the correct indications.

Explanation A Plausible if the applicant doesn't recognize the RWCU isolation signal and that rods must remain out in order to reach 48%

power.

C. Plausible - Core Spray pumps will be running. The applicant needs to recognize there is no MSIV isolation signal is present and that rods must remain out in order to reach 48% power D. Plausible - OW equipment drain and floor drain sumps will isolate. The applicant needs to recognize there is no MSIV isolation signal is present and there is a RWCU isolation signal present.

2621.828.0.032 - PRIMARY CONTAINMENT Lesson Plan PCS-00394 - Given auto isolation signals, list or identify causes(s),

Learning system response, and affected Primary Containment System Objective/

components.

References Provided Question Bank ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I 7 I 55.43b I

Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems, 10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification forLORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 156of186 10 December 2015

EXAMlNATION A:N,$,WER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 System ID 295010 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 157 of 186 10 December 2015

63 \l?olnts: 1.00 The plant is operating at 90% power when outboard MSIV NS-048 spuriously closes.

Which one of the following describes the automatic plant response to this transient over the next minute?

(Assume no operator action)

A Reactor power and pressure rise and stabilize at approximately 95% and 1030 psig, respectively.

B. Reactor power and pressure rise and stabilize at approximately 102% and 1045 psig, respectively.

C. The Reactor scrams and Reactor pressure is controlled by Turbine Bypass Valves.

D. The Reactor scrams and Reactor pressure is controlled by Isolation Condensers and/or EM RVs.

Answer: D Answer Explanation I 295020 - Inadvertent Containment Isolation K&A AA2.03 - Ability to determine and/or interpret the following as they apply to INADVERTENT CONTAINMENT ISOLATION: Reactor oower (3.7/3.7)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 2 General References RAP-J2a I RAP-J3a I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 158 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAM.INATION ANSWliR KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: D Explanation: Closure of MSIV NS-048 isolates one of the two main steam lines and causes a half scram. The remaining main steam line is rated for the steam flow equal to approximately 50% Reactor power. Since Reactor power was originally at 90%, the rise in steam flow through the other main steam line will cause a high flow condition (75%/50% > 120% isolation setpoint) and subsequent isolation of the second main steam line. This will cause a full Reactor scram.

Additionally, with both of the two main steam lines isolated, Turbine Bypass Valves will not be available to automatically control Reactor pressure (loss of normal heat sink). Isolation Condensers have a dedicated steam nozzle, therefore they are still available and will automatically initiate when Reactor pressure reaches approximately 1060 psig. EM RVs tap off the main steam lines inside of the MS IVs, therefore they are still available and will automatically initiate when/if Reactor pressure reaches 1085 psig.

Explanation A Plausible - An automatic Reactor scram will occur based on MSIV position when the other main steam line isolates on high flow. This distractor is plausible if the candidate believes the remaining main steam line is capable of passing 90% of rated steam flow without isolating, as may be the case at a plant with four main steam lines.

B. Plausible - An automatic Reactor scram will occur based on MSIV position when the other main steam line isolates on high flow. This distractor is plausible if the candidate believes the remaining main steam line is capable of passing 90% of rated steam flow without isolating, as may be the case at a plant with four main steam lines.

C. Plausible - An automatic reactor scram will occur based on MSIV psotion when the other main steam line isolates on high flow.

This distractor is plausible if the candidate believes the remains MSIV's remain open after the scram therefore pressure control will be controlled by the Turbine bypass valves.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0026 - MAIN STEAM SYSTEM Learning MSS-10453 - Explain or describe how this system is interrelated with Objective/ other olant systems.

References Provided Question New ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content ss.41b I 10 I ss.43b I 10CFR55 Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 159 of 186 1O December 2015

EXAMl'NATIO'NAN,SWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295020 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT fLORTOnM:

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 160of186 10 December 2015

14~1 NRC validation RO 2 The plant was shutdown with refueling activities in-progress. An event then occurred resulting in the following radiation-related annunciators (Panel 10F) alarming at time 0800 (hhmm):

• AREA MON - HI

• CRIT MON C5 HI

• NORTH WALL C10 - HI

• NORTH WALL C9 HI VENT TRIP

• OPER FLOOR B9 HI VENT TRIP

• VENT HI At 0801, which of the following is correct?

A The Standby Gas Treatment System is NOT yet in-service but shall be manually initiated IAWthe Radioactivity Release Control EOP.

B. The Standby Gas treatment System has automatically initiated and shall remain in-service IAW the Secondary Containment Control EOP.

C. The normal Reactor Building Ventilation System has NOT yet isolated and shall remain in-service IAW the Secondary Containment Control EOP.

0. The normal Reactor Building Ventilation System has automatically isolated but shall be placed back in service JAW 329, Reactor Building Heating Cooling and Ventilation System.

Answer: B Answer Explanation I 295034 - Secondary Containment Ventilation High Radiation K&A 2.4.45 -Ability to prioritize and interpret the significance of each annunciator or alarm. (4.1/4.3)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 2 Secondary General Containment RAP-10F1f References Control EOP OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 161of186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: B Explanation: An event occurred during refueling activities and several refuel floor ARMs indicate above their high setpoint, and at least 1 of the 2 RB ventilation radiation monitors indicate above their high setpoint at 0800. With a single vent radiation monitor above its high setpoint, the Standby Gas Treatment System (SGTS) will immediately auto initiate and the normal RB Ventilation System will trip and isolate.

If only the refuel floor ARMs were indicating above their high setpoint, the Secondary Containment Control EOP allows securing SGTS and reestablishing the normal ventilation system. But with the vent radiation monitors above their high setpoint, then IAW the Secondary Explanation Containment Control EOP, SGT shall remain in-service.

A Plausible - The applicant needs to understand auto initiation signals. Because the SGTS has already auto initiated, answer A becomes incorrect.

C. Plausible - Some initiation signals will initiate SGTS without isolating RBV. In this case, RBV will isolate. The refuel floor ARMs can also auto initiate SGTS, however, that's after a 2-minute time delay. Because the normal RB Ventilation System did already isolate, then answer C is incorrect.

D. Plausible - The normal RB Ventilation System did isolate, but it shall NOT be placed back into service.

2621.845.0.11SECONDARY CONTAINMENT CONTROL LP Lesson Plan SCC-03082 - Using Procedure 3200.11, evaluate the technical basis Learning for each step and apply this evaluation to determine the correct Objective/ course of action under emergency conditions.

References Provided Question Bank ILT: None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Onlv)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I 10 I 55.43b I

Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

Justification for LORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 162of186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validatl6fi RO 2 System ID 295034 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 163of186 10 December 2015

14*1 NRC validation RO 2 65 The plant is operating at 100% power. An equipment malfunction resulted in Torus Water Level being raised to 178 inches.

Using the Torus Load Limit Curve below, which one of the following describes the potential plant impact of these conditions?

A. Torus structural support failure due to the weight of the torus water.

B. Primary Containment failure due to stresses at the saddle top flange to Torus shell weld.

C. An open EMRV can exceed the code allowable stresses and result in Primary Containment failure.

D. Primary Containment failure from the loss of the pressure suppression function due to uncovered downcomers during a LOCA.

Answer: C Answer Explanation I 295029 - High Suppression Pool Water Level K&A EK1 .01 - Knowledge of the operational implications of the following concepts as they apply to HIGH SUPPRESSION POOL WATER LEVEL: Containment integrity (3.4/3.7)

Level: RO Tier: 1 I Group: 2 General References EOP Users guide I I OCS OPS ILT 14* 1 NEW EXAM Page: 164 of 186 -fo December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY

. ** l4~1 NRC validation R0'2 .

Proposed Answer: c Explanation: As supported in the reference, a high torus water level could result in the failure of EMRV components (tail pipe, pipe supports, quencher or quencher supports) during EMRV operation.

Failure of the tail pipe could release steam directly to the OW, bypassing the torus suppression function and potentially failing the Explanation ow A. Plausible - Water loading is a concern, however, torus support structure is designed to withstand the water loading at 178 inches.

B. Plausible - Basis for PCPL curve, not TLL curve - need to understand the difference in basis.

0. Plausible - This is part of the basis for the PSP curve, not the TLL curve.

Lesson Plan 2621.845.0.0056 - PRIMARY CONTAINMENT CONTROL Learning PCC-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Obiective/ interpret them to determine limits, trends and si1stem status References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILTOnly)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 10 I 55.43b 10CFR55 Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

Justification for LORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295029 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Functlon(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 165 of 186 10 December 2015

EX.A:.*.:

, , ,**M*.'

, ,., , ,*A**

• • • 1***N* , "' **fA.:.*\*~~~..;*~*.****.'t*".Wi

'I:',* ~;t~~"'Jl:\\f%,,'9-"

.,:. *.**::rr:o K*E*Y*

/E,~ '"

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 66

• Points: 1.00 Which one of the following describes the correct sequence and flowpath to ensure industrial safety is met to ensure the explosive limit is not reached for initially replacing air in the Main Generator with hydrogen during a plant startup?

A H2 in through the upper header, air vented through the lower header.

B. H2 in through the lower header, air vented through the upper header.

C. C02 in through the upper header, air vented through the lower header. H2 is then admitted through the lower header and the C02 is vented through the upper header.

D. C02 in through the lower header, air vented through the upper header. H2 is then admitted through the upper header and the C02 is vented through the lower header.

Answer: D Answer Explanation I 2.1.26 - Knowledge of industrial safety procedures (such as rotating K&A equipment, electrical, high temperature, high pressure, caustic, chlorine, oxvoen and hydrogen). (3.4/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 3 I Group:

General References 336.3 I SA-CE-116-1003 l

Proposed Answer: D Explanation: C02 is admitted through the lower header (heavier than Air). The C02 will fill the generator and push the Air out the upper header. This ensures that all air is removed from the generator prior to adding H2 to the generator to ensure the explosive limit is not reached. H2 is then admitted through the upper header (lighter than C02), C02 is vented through the lower header.

Explanation A. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know the process for avoiding the explosive mixture of H2 and air. Must use C02 as a buffer.

B. Plausible if the applicant doesn't know the process for avoiding the explosive mixture of H2 and air. Must use C02 as a buffer.

C. Plausible - C02 is admitted through the lower header (heavier than Air). The C02 will fill the generator and push the Air out the upper header. H2 is then admitted through the upper header (lighter than C02), C02 is vented through the lower header 2621.828.0.0067 - GENERATOR AUXILIARIES Lesson Plan GAX-10446 - Identify and explain system operating controls I Learning indications (Seal Oil, Hydrogen Gas, Stator Water Cooling, Bus Duct Objective/

Coolinol under all plant operatino conditions References Provided Question New ILT: None I I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 166of186 10 December 2015

14-1 NRCv~t.ffatlon RO 2 Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 10 I 55.43b 10CFR55 Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

Justification forlORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 245000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 4 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 167of186 10 December 2015

&t The plant was at rated power and a brief was conducted for an upcoming evolution including any expected alarms and all appropriate RAP's have been reviewed. Which of the following states the expectation for informing the US of alarm annunciation in accordance with OP-AA-103-102, Watch-Standing Practices?

When an alarm associated with the evolution comes in _ _ 1_ _ , and a log entry _ _,.2.___ required for the alarm.

1 2 A. the US does not need to be informed if the alarm was briefed and is 1s not flagged B. the US must be informed if the alarm was not briefed and not flagged is

c. the US must be informed if the alarm was briefed and is flagged is not D. the US does not need to be informed if the alarm was briefed and not is flagged Answer: A Answer Explanation I K&A 2.1.1 - Knowledoe of conduct of ooerations reauirements. (3.8/4.2)

Level: RO Tier: 3 I Group:

General References OP-OC-101-111-1001 I I Proposed answer: A Explanation: IAW procedure OP-AA-103-102, watchstanding principles, when an expected alarm comes and it is briefed and flagged the US does not have to be informed. A log entry is also not required for expected alarms that were briefed B. Plausible since the US must be informed because the alarm was not briefed but there is no requirement for a log entry to be made because it was an alarm associated with the evolution. If the applicant believes that since unexpected alarms need to be logged this would be a correct answer since it was not briefed.

Explanation C. Plausible if the applicant believes that since the alarm has been briefed and flagged then the US does not need to be informed because he is aware of the condition already and a log entry is to be made due to alarms are logged when they are received. But no log entry is required due to it being associated with the planned evolution.

D. Plausible if the applicant believes that since the alarm has been briefed then the US does not need to be informed because he is aware of the conditions already. A log entry is not required due to it being associated with the planned evolution.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 168of186 10 December 2015

EXAM INATIOls!J.:"ANIW!R KEY 14-1 NRC.validation RO 2 2621.dbig.0033 - Watchstanding Practices Lesson Plan CT1 - Following this lesson, the student will be able to demonstrate Learning understanding of the application of Watchstanding Practices in Objective/

accordance with OP-AA-103-102.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 10 I 55.43b Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

Justification for LORT questions with NIA KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID NIA PRA: No No.:

Safety 14 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 169of186 10 December 2015

68 The plant is starting up after a refuel outage.

Which of the following states who can manipulate Reactor Controls?

A. An Equipment Operator candidate who is being directly supervised by an active licensed operator.

B. An active licensed operator with a corrective lenses license restriction who does not have his glasses.

C. An inactive licensed operator who is reactivating and who is being directly supervised by an active licensed operator.

D. A Reactor engineer who has been selected for the next initial license training class who is being directly supervised by an active licensed operator.

Answer: C Answer Explanation I 2.2.14 - Knowledge of the process for controlling equipment K&A configuration or status. (3.9/4.3)

Level: RO Tier: 3 I Grouo:

General References OP-AA-103-103 I OP-AA-105-102 I

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 170 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMl\NATION AN,SWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation Ro2 Proposed Answer: c Explanation: IAWthe OP-AA-103-103, an inactive licensed operator must be enrolled in a license reactivation program to perform main control room manipulations. IAWOP-AA-105-102, the hours spent shift functions will be performed in the presence and under the direct supervision of an active RO or SRO. Therefore, the inactive operator must be reactivating and under the direct supervision of an active operator.

Note: This question matches the KA statement since the process for maintaining the configuration and status of reactor controls is related to who can change or manipulate the reactor controls. Procedures allow only certain individuals to manipulate the reactor controls Explanation (apparatus and mechanisms that the manipulation of would directly affect the reactivity or power level of the reactor).

A Plausible - Trainees who are enrolled in a license training program can manipulate the controls while under direct supervision of a licensed operator. However, the candidate listed is not enrolled in a license training program.

B. Plausible - An active licensed operator would normally be a correct answer. However, it is the operators' responsibility to meet his license restrictions. The operator is only allowed to perform license functions when license restrictions are met.

D. Plausible - Trainees who are enrolled in a license training program can manipulate the controls while under direct supervision of a licensed operator. However, the candidate listed is not enrolled in a license traininQ proQram Lesson Plan 2621.830.0.0018 - Equipment Control -Admin Learning 2.2.2 - Ability to manipulate the console controls as required to Objective/ operate the facility between shutdown and designated power levels.

References IL T: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I 10 I 55.43b Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation orocedures for the facilitv.

Justification for LORT questions with N/A KIA values<

3.0 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 171 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY

. ***** .. . .. *~*0.

14-1 NRC. validation RO 2 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID NIA PRA No No.:

Safety 14 l,2:g ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 172of186 1O December 2015

I:iXAMt~N~4tJFIQW~:*ANS,W*ER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 69 ***

• Points:* 1.00 The plant is completing a refueling outage with the following:

• Reactor coolant temperature is 180°F.

• The Reactor Mode Switch is in STARTUP.

• The first control rod is being withdrawn to commence the Reactor startup.

Which one of the following is the current Reactor Operating Condition, in accordance with Technical Specifications?

A Refuel Mode B. Startup Mode C. Cold Shutdown D. Power Operation Answer: B Answer Explanation I 2.2.35 -Ability to determine Technical Specification Mode of K&A Operation. (3.6/4.6)

Level: RO Tier: 3 I Group:

Technical General Specifications -

References Definitions Proposed Answer: B Explanation: The reactor is in the startup mode when the reactor mode switch is in the startup mode position and reactor pressure is less than 600 psig, where multiple RPS setpoints are no longer bypassed. At 180 degrees, reactor pressure is less than 600 psig.

Explanation A. Plausible - As stated in the stem, the plant is coming out of a refueling outage. However, the plant is no longer in refuel mode because the mode switch is not in refuel.

c. Plausible since the reactor is not critical and is less than 212 degrees. Cold shutdown requires all rods inserted and less than 212 degrees.

D. Plausible - These conditions would support the Power Operation condition if reactor pressure was greater than 600 psig. At 180 deqrees, reactor pressure is less than 600 psig.

2621.850.0.0090 - Overview/Highlights ofTechnical Specifications Lesson Plan TSX-01920 - Given various plant indications (and their values) or copies of Control Room/Plant logs, evaluate the indications to Learning determine plant status with respect to Operating License and Objective/

Technical Specifications.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 173 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC valfdation RO 2 References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (llT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

KnowledQe 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 7 I 55.43b Design, components, and functions of control and safety systems.

10CFR55 including instrumentation, signals, interlocks, failure modes, and Explanation automatic and manual features Justification for LORT questions with NIA KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID NIA PRA: No No.:

Safety 14 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 174of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATIQN>ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Points: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when an ATWS occurred.

IAW SP-21, Alternate Insertion of Control Rods, which of the following alternate control rod insertion methods has the potential to raise the airborne contamination levels in the Reactor Building?

A. Venting the Scram Air header.

B. Opening All the Individual Scram Test Switches.

C. Placing the 100 amp Main RPS Breakers in OFF.

D. Placing the RPS Subchannel Test Keylock switches in TEST.

Answer: B Answer Explanation I 2.3.14 - Knowledge of radiation or contamination hazards that may K&A arise during normal, abnormal, or emergency conditions or activities.

(3.4/3.8)

Level: RO Tier: 3 I Group:

General References EMG-SP21 Proposed Answer:

I B I

Explanation: When a scram test switch is placed in the scram position, this de-energizes the scram solenoids for the selected control rod. This will allow reactor coolant to travel to the scram discharge volume, which is not isolated, and onto the reactor Building Equipment Drain Tank. On a normal scram, the SDV is isolated from the RBEDT. SP-21 provides a caution while using the scram test panel.

Explanation A Plausible - This is an alternate method to insert control rods during an ATWS. However, it will not raise RB airborne contamination levels.

C. Plausible - This is an alternate method to insert control rods during an A TWS. However, it will not raise RB airborne contamination levels.

D. Plausible - This is an alternate method to insert control rods during an ATWS. However, it will not raise RB airborne contamination levels.

2621.845.0.01B - RPV CONTROL-WITH ATWS Lesson Plan EWA-03055 - Given a copy of RPV Control, describe in detail each Learning step or conditional statement, including technical basis, and how to Objective/

perform each step as reauired.

References Provided ILT: None I I LORT: Open OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 175 of 186 10 December 2015

E:XAMtNATIONAN*SWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

KnowledQe 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 12 I 55.43b Radiological safety principles and procedures Explanation Justification for LORT questions with NIA KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID NIA PRA: No No.:

Safety 15 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT lLORT Onlv):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 176 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMIJNATION~AN:SW&R KEY

• ~.\;.**14.;iNRt:viuait;c>~ Ft02~~"<.*

'71 The plant is at rated power. An EO is required to manipulate a manual valve (located at floor level, and requires no tools to manipulate) in a NON Self-Locking Locked High Radiation Area (LHRA). This area has a peak dose rate of 1050 mr/hr, and is routinely surveyed by Radiation Protection.

Which of the following steps are REQUIRED by the Operator IAW RP-AA-460, Controls for High and Locked High Radiation Areas?

1. Signed onto a RWP authorizing access to the LHRA

2. Receive a briefing from the RP Tech prior to entry

3. Ensure that the RP Tech accompanies you into the LHRA

4. Verify the maximum dose rate with your electronic dosimetry

5. Upon completion of work and prior to leaving the area, ensure access has been verified locked by an RP Tech and Access Control Guard A 1, 2, and 3 B. 1, 2, and 5 C. 2, 4, and 5 D. 1, 3, 4, and 5 Answer: B Answer Explanation I 2.3.13 - Knowledge of radiological safety procedures pertaining to licensed operator duties, such as response to K&A radiation monitor alarms, containment entry requirements, fuel handling responsibilities, access to locked high-radiation areas, alianina filters, etc. l3.8)

Level: RO Tier: 3 I Grouo:

RP-AA-General References 460 I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 177 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION,jN'SWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Proposed Answer: B Explanation: Of the 5 requirement choices listed, the only 3 required by RP-AA-460 are: 1. Signed onto a RWP authorizing access to the LHRA; 2. Receive a briefing from the RP Tech prior to entry; and 5. Upon completion of work and prior to leaving the area, ensure access has been verified locked by an RP Tech and Access Control Guard.

Explanation A Plausible - Choice 1 and 2 are correct. However, the applicant needs to know it is not required that the RP Tech accompanies you into the LHRA.

C. Plausible - Choice 2 and 5 are correct. However, the applicant needs to know it is not required to verify the maximum dose rate with your electronic dosimetry.

D. Plausible - Choice 1 and 5 are correct. However, the applicant needs to know it is not required that the RP Tech accompanies you into the LHRA or to verify the maximum dose rate with your electronic dosimetrv.

2621.830.0.0015 - Radiation Control - Admin Lesson Plan 82.3.12 - Knowledge of radiological safety principles pertaining to licensed operator duties, such as containment Learning Objective/

entry requirements, fuel handling responsibilities, access to locked high-radiation areas, aligning filters, etc.

References Provided none LORT: Open Question Source Bank (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 NRC No Exams (IL T Only)

Memory or Cognitive Level Fundamenta x Comprehension or Analysis I Knowledge 10CFR55 55.41 Content 10CFR55 b

12 I 55.43b Radiological Safety principles and procedures Explanation Justification for LORT questions with KIA NIA values< 3.0 Time to Complete: 1-2 minutes Point Value: 1 System ID No.: NIA PRA: No 9 ~ ILT Safety Function(s):

Category(s) (LORT NIA LJ LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 178of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATl:()N ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 72 An electrical fire started inside the 'C' 4160V Switchgear Vault.

In accordance with ABN-29, Plant Fires, which of the following states the fire suppression agent and initiation method to suppress this fire?

Suppression Agent Initiation Method A Halon 1301 Manual B. Dry pipe sprinkler Confirm Automatic C. Portable C02 Fire Extinguisher Manual D. High pressure C02 Confirm Automatic Answer: C Answer Explanation I 2.4.26 - Knowledge of facility protection requirements, including fire K&A brigade and portable fire fighting equipment usage. (3.1/3.6)

Level: RO Tier: 3 I Group:

General References ABN-29 Proposed Answer:

I c I

Explanation: ABN-29, section 4.4, directs the use of portable fire extinguishers for the 4160V 'C' switchgear vault. The low pressure C02 system also protects the 4160 Volt 'C' switchgear vault and is manually initiated. ABN 29 directs low pressure C02 be manually initiated if the portable C02 extinguishers cannot be used to extinguish the fire.

A Plausible - This is an extinguishing agent for electric plant components. Halon protects 480 volt switchgear rooms A and B.

Explanation B. Plausible - This is an extinguishing agent for electric plant components. Drypipe system protects the 4160 A and B vaults.

D. Plausible - This is an extinguishing agent for electric plant components. Low pressure C02 protects the 'C' switchgear vault. However it must be manually initiated.

KA Match Justification - Knowledge of facility protection requirements, including portable fire fighting equipment usage.

This question is testing the applicants' knowledge of plant fire procedures and when portable fire fighting equipment is required to be used.

ocs OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM

~-,------=c-cc--=------------,--~--*--------*-

Page 179 of 186 1O December 2015

2621.828.0.0019 - FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM Lesson Plan 286-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for plant emergency or off-normal conditions that involve this system Learning including personnel allocation and equipment operation in accordance Objective/

with applicable ABN, EOP and EOP support procedures, and EP procedures.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 10 I 55.43b Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

Justification for LORT questions with NIA KJA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID NIA PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only}:

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 180of186 1O December 2015

14-1 NRC validation RO 2 73 Points: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when a turbine trip/reactor scram occurred. Plant conditions include the following:

• Both Isolation Condensers have auto initiated.

• Two (2) EMRV's have cycled OPEN.

• Isolation Condenser B level is 7.7 feet and rising

• Annunciator SHELL TEMP HI is in alarm

• Attempts to isolate the affected isolation condenser have failed

• Torus bulk temperature is 91 degrees F and steady

• NO other annunciators are in alarm IN ADDITION TO RPV CONTROL - NO ATWS EOP, which EOP(s), if any, has (have) met entry conditions and require implementation?

A None B. Primary Containment Control EOP ONLY C. Radioactivity Release Control EOP ONLY D. Primary Containment Control EOP AND Radioactivity Release Control EOP Answer: C Answer Explanation I 2.4.4 - Ability to recognize abnormal indications for system operating K&A parameters that are entry-level conditions for emergency and abnormal operating procedures. (4.5/.7)

Level: RO Tier: 3 I Group:

General References RREOP I EOP Users Guide I Proposed Answer: c Explanation: The question stem provides indications of an Isolation Condenser Tube Leak. IAW the Radioactivity Release EOP, a confirmed IC tube leak requires entry into the RR EOP.

A. Plausible if the applicant does not recognize the requirement to Explanation enter EOP RR for an IC tube leak.

B. Plausible if the applicant does not know the EOP entry condition setpoint for Torus Temperature. Torus temperature is close to an entry setpoint.

D. Plausible if the applicant does not know the EOP entry condition setpoint for Torus Temperature. Torus temperature is close to an entry setpoint.

Lesson Plan 2621.845.0.0058 -

Learning RRC-01667 Objective/

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 181of186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only}

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b 10 I 55.43b Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facility.

Justification for LORT questions with NIA K/A values <

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID NIA PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 161 ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 182 of 166 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 The plant is operating at 100% power when the VENT HI annunciator, RAP-1 OF1f, alarms.

Which one of the following describes the possible cause for this alarm?

A RWCU leak in the Drywell B. Recirculation Pump seal failure C. Isolation Condenser tube leak D. RWCU leak in the Reactor Building Answer: D Answer Explanation I 2.3.5 -Ability to use radiation monitoring systems, such as fixed K&A radiation monitors and alarms, portable survey instruments, personnel monitoring eQuipment, etc. {2.9/2.9)

Level: RO Tier: 3 I Group:

General References RAP-10F1F Proposed Answer:

I D I

Explanation: The applicant must understand that the Vent Hi alarm is monitored in the Reactor Building Ventilation duct. A leak from RWCU inside the reactor building could cause ventilation radiation monitors to rise which causes the given annunciator.

A Plausible - This leak is contained in the drywell, and would only cause containment rad level changes. If the applicant believes that the Vent Hi alarm is sensed by the monitors in the Drywell then this would be a correct answer.

Explanation B. Plausible - This leak is contained in the drywell, and would only cause containment rad level changes. If the applicant believes that the Vent Hi alarm is sensed by the monitors in the Drywell then this would be a correct answer.

C. Plausible - If the applicant believes that since this leak is in the Reactor building then it could bring in the Vent Hi alarm as there are alarms for area radiation levels located at the IC's. However even though this leak is inside the Reactor building this leak would result in an IC rad alarm, it is not vented to the stack therefore the ventilation monitors in the Reactor building would not rise and the Vent Hi alarm would not come in.

2621.828.0.0042 - Secondary Containment and SGTS Lesson Plan SGT-10449 - State the function and interpretation of system alarms, Learning alone and in combination, as applicable in accordance with the Objective/

svstem RAPS.

References Provided ILT: None I I LORT: Open OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 183 of 186 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION~ANSVVER KEY 14-1 NRC validation RO 2 Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 11 I 55.43b 10CFR55 Purpose and operation of radiation monitoring systems, including Explanation alarms and survey equipment Justification for LORT questions with NIA KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID N/A PRA: No No.:

Safety 15 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 184 of 186 10 December 2015

~14-fNRc;validation R02.

75 The plant is operating at 100% power. 602.4.004, Main Steam Isolation Valve 10% Closure Test will be performed to exercise the Main Steam Isolation Valves.

Which one of the following is required and what plant impact is associated with this test?

A. Verify no RPS half scram signal exists and anticipate a half scram during the test.

B. Lower power below 90% prior to the test and anticipate a half scram during the test.

C. Place Feedwater Control in Single Element Control prior to the test and anticipate a small RPV water level transient.

D. Station a second operator at VMCC-1 A2 and 182 to monitor Reactor Protection System (RPS) contacts because of the possibility of a partial isolation.

Answer: A Answer Explanation I K&A 2.2.12 - Knowledge of surveillance procedures. (3. 7/4.1)

Level: RO Tier: 3 Group:

General References 602.4.004 Proposed Answer:

I A I

Explanation: IAW 602.4.004, a half scram is expected to occur (step 6.3.6). The prerequisites require that there are no half scram signals present prior to commencing the test.

B. Plausible if the applicant thinks a partial MSIV closure test requires lowering power. There is no such requirement.

Explanation C. Plausible if the applicant thinks the partial closure can create a significant level transient. An RPV pressure change could drive the FWLC system to respond. However, the pressure change associated with a partial closure is insignificant to the FWLC system.

D. Plausible since the procedure directs a second operator to monitor the RPS relays. However, those relays are in the control room, not at VMCC 1A2 and 182. Though, those do provide RPS power.

Lesson Plan 2621.828.0.0026 - Main Steam System Learning MSS-10452 - Identify and explain each surveillance required for this Objective/ system including personnel allocation and equipment operation.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided I Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 185 of 186 1O December 2015

EXAMINATION~,ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC valicJ8tiC>hRO 2 .

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledqe 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 10 I 55.43b 10CFR55 Administrative, normal, abnormal, and emergency operating Explanation procedures for the facilitv.

Justification for LORT questions with N/A KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID N/A PRA: No No.:

Safety 3 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 186of186 10 December 2015

EXAMIN~TION~;,:AN,$WHR KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 1 Points: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when an event occurred. Present plant conditions are as follows:

• ALL control rods indicate green background EXCEPT 4 control rods which indicate 04

• ALL RPV water level instrument reference leg temperatures indicate > 450°F

• RPV water level indicators GEMAC A, B, & C indicate downscale

• RPV pressure indicates 300 psig and lowering slowly

• REACTOR LEVEL FUEL ZONE indicators are NOT reliable

• Torus water level indicates 160" and steady Which of the following actions is required?

• '100 g:

z :50 0:::

Cl w

..J w 500 u

z w

0:::

w 4'i0 u.

w 0:::

z w 41)(!.

t' I!:

(/)

~ 350 u.

0 w

0:::

300

~

w Q.

!: '.150

~

800 RPV PRESSURE (pslg)

A Manually open all EMRVS IAWthe RPV Flooding - No ATWS EOP.

B. Terminate and prevent RPV injection, THEN manually open all EMRVs IAW the RPV Flooding - With ATWS EOP C. Restore and maintain RPV water level between 100" and 175" using the Core Spray System IAW SP-4, Operation of the Core Spray System.

D. Restore and maintain RPV water level between 138" and 175" using Feedwater/Condensate IAW SP-2, Feedwater and Condensate System Operation.

OCS OPS ILT 14*1 NEW EXAM Page: 1 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 Answer: A Answer Explanation 295031 - Reactor Low Water Level K&A EA2.03 -Ability to determine and/or interpret the following as they apply to REACTOR LOW WATER LEVEL : Reactor pressure (4.2)

Level: SRO Tier: 1 Group: 1 RPV General Flooding -

EMG-SP28 References NoATWS EOP Proposed Answer: A Explanation: Indications show that the temperature in the Primary Containment is high, that RPV water level instruments Fuel Zone are unreliable, and all 3 NR GEMAC instruments indicate downscale. IAW SP28, all YARWAY and GEMAC RPV water level instrument reference leg temperatures place the instruments in the saturated Unsafe Region of the RPV Saturation Temperature Curve and cannot be used to determine RPV water level. With control rods at position 04, the reactor can still be determined to be shutdown.

With the reactor shutdown, and no available RPV water level instruments, entry into the RPV Flooding - No A TWS is required and the SRO will direct that all EMRVs be opened.

Note: This question meets the SRO-only question guidelines for Explanation 10CFR55.43(b)(5) based on testing the ability to assess a plant condition (shutdown under all conditions), to prescribe the correct procedure section (EMG-SP28 and RPV Flooding - No ATWS EOP).

B. Plausible - If the applicant thinks that an ATWS is in progress, then answer B would be correct. The plant is not in an A TWS, therefore 8 is incorrect.

C. Plausible - With the 3 NR GEMACs downscale, if the candidate does not realize the effect of the reference leg temperatures, they could conclude that restoring/maintaining RPV water level 138"-

175" is correct. Incorrect since the level indicators are invalid.

D. Plausible - With the 3 NR GEMACs downscale, if the candidate does not realize the effect of the reference leg temperatures, they could conclude that restoring/maintaining RPV water level 138"-175" is correct. Incorrect since the level indicators are invalid.

Lesson Plan N-OC-2621.845.0.01A- RPV Control No ATWS Learning ENA-10045 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Objective/ interpret them to determine limits, trends and svstem status.

References Provided ILT: None j LORT: Open Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 2 of 72 1O December 2015

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 5 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I 55.43b Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate Explanation procedures durinQ normal, abnormal, and emerQencv situations.

Justification for LORT questions NIA with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295031 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 3 of72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 2 * ; .Points: 1.00 A steam leak in the drywell has resulted in the following Containment parameters over the past four minutes:

08:01 08:02 08:03 08:04 Drywell Pressure 2.9 3.1 4.5 4.8 (psig)

Torus Pressure 2.0 2.2 3.0 3.5 (psig)

Drywell Temperature (oF) 225 250 265 302 CONTAINMENT SPRAY INITIATION LIMIT 600

- B 550 c 500

- J <1.sso>

450

- I 400

- I

- r 0 350

- j

~!!.. 300

-I 250

- I ID 3 200

- I "Cl ID - I

...c CIJ 150

...ID 100

- lA I J I .

' J I I

-0

-h 0 1.8 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 DRYWELL PRESSURE (PSIG)

Which one of the following is the EARLIEST TIME at which Containment Spray can be initiated and maintain Primary Containment integrity in accordance with EMG-3200.02, Primary Containment Control?

A 08:01 B. 08:02 C. 08:03 D. 08:04 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 4 of 72 10 December 2015

E~MINAJl,QN ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 Answer: C Answer Explanation I 295028 - High Drywell Temperature K&A EA2.04 -Ability to determine and/or interpret the following as they apply to HIGH DRYWELL TEMPERATURE: Drywell pressure (4.2}

Level: SRO Tier: 1 Group: 1 General References EMG-3200.02 Proposed Answer:

I c I

Explanation: At 265 F, drywell pressure must be above 3.8 psig to spray. This requirement is met for these conditions.

Note: KJA matches because question requires interpreting the relationship between high drywell temperature and the high drywell pressure and determining the mitigation strategy required for these conditions.

A Plausible if the applicant does not read and interpret the curve Explanation correctly. At 225F, drywell pressure must be above 3.2 psig to spray. This requirement is NOT met for these conditions.

B. Plausible if the applicant does not read and interpret the curve correctly. At 250F, drywell pressure must be above 3.5 psig to spray. This requirement is NOT met for these conditions.

D. Plausible if the applicant does not read and interpret the curve correctly. At 302F, drywell pressure must be above 4.1 psig to spray. This requirement is met for these conditions, however the "okay to spray" region was entered earlier. Also plausible if the applicant thinks they must wait until drywell temperature exceeds 300F.

Lesson Plan 2621.845.0.02- PRIMARY CONTAINMENT CONTROL LP Learning PCC-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Objective/ interpret them to determine limits, trends and svstem status References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 5 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I I 55.43b Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate Explanation procedures during normal, abnormal, and emerciency situations.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 5 of 72 10 December 2015

Justification forLORT questions N/A with KIA values< 3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295028 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 125.1 ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 6 of72 10 December 2015

EXAMl~NATION~)~AN$WER KEY 14-1 NRC valkfitlon SRO 2

Points: 1.00 The plant was operating at 100% power when a transient caused a failure to scram with the following conditions:

• Reactor power was 10%.

• Reactor water level is -28" TAF and lowering.

• Torus water temperature is 112°F and rising.

• RPV Control with ATWS AND Emergency Depressurization with ATWS, have been entered due to low Reactor water level.

• SP-17 has been completed.

• 5 EMRVs are open.

• Reactor pressure is 225 psig and lowering.

• CRD and Liquid Poison are injecting.

• Reactor Power is now below 2%.

Which one of the following is required?

A Exit all EOPs and enter all SAMGs.

8. Exit Emergency Depressurization with ATWS, and enter Steam Cooling.

C. Restore and maintain RPV water level above -20" with Condensate/FW, and CRO.

D. Maintain RPV water level between -20" and -35" with Condensate/FW, CRD, and Liquid Poison.

Answer: C Answer Explanation I 295037 - SCRAM Condition Present and Reactor Power Above APRM Downscale K&A EA2.02 -Ability to determine and/or interpret the following as they apply to SCRAM CONDITION PRESENT AND REACTOR POWER ABOVE APRM DOWNSCALE OR UNKNOWN : Reactor water level (4.2)

Level: SRO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References EOP Users Guide j I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 7 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMJN:ATlON. A\N.SWER KEY 14-fNRC validation SRO 2 Proposed Answer: c Explanation: RPV Control with ATWS is executed with ED with ATWS. (ED with ATWS is an overlay procedure) Arrow 'G' requires terminating and preventing injection and opening 5 ERVs. With RPV pressure below 230 psig with 5 EMRVs open, the procedure directs restoring level above -20" using ONLY Feedwater, Condensate. and CRD.

~ This question meets the SRO-only question guidelines for 10CFR55.43(b)(5) based on testing the ability to assess a plant conditions to prescribe the correct procedure section (in this case, Explanation choose the correct level control strategy in accordance with EOPs).

A. Plausible - SAMGs would be entered if reactor water level could not be restored and maintained above -20", but only after alternate ATWS injection systems have been used (Core Spray, Firewater, Condensate Transfer)

B. Plausible if the applicant believes the A TWS conditions no longer exist with power lowered to less than 2%. Steam cooling would only be directed under non-ATWS conditions.

D. Plausible - -20" is the lowest level allowed in the ATWS procedures. -35" is only referenced in steam cooling, which is not the appropriate mitigation strateav.

2621.845.0.01 B - RPV CONTROL-WITH ATWS Lesson Plan EWA-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Learning interpret them to Objective/

determine limits, trends and system status.

References ILT: None LORT: Open Provided I Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowled!le 10CFR55 5 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I I 55.43b I

Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate Explanation procedures during normal, abnormal, and emerQencv situations.

Justification for LORT questions with NIA KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 6 of 72 10 December 2015

System ID 295037 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 9 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 4 Points: 1.00 The plant is operating at 100% power when Chemistry reports the following data from their weekly isotopic reactor water sample surveillance:

• 10.55 µCi/gm Total Iodine

• 2.23 µCi/gm Dose Equivalent lodine-131 Which one of the following is required and why?

A Place the plant in SHUTDOWN within 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br />, to ensure off-site release rates will NOT exceed limits if post-LOCA venting of the Drywell is required.

B. Place the plant in SHUTDOWN within 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br />, to ensure off-site release rates will NOT exceed limits following a Main Steam Line Break.

C. Restore reactor coolant activity to below the limit within 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br /> or place the plant in SHUTDOWN within 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br />, to ensure off-site release rates will NOT exceed limits if post-LOCA venting of the Drywell is required.

D. Restore reactor coolant activity to below the limit within 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br /> or place the plant in SHUTDOWN within 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br />, to ensure off-site release rates will NOT exceed limits following a Main Steam Line Break.

Answer: D Answer Explanation I 295038 - High Off-Site Release Rate K&A 2.1.25 - Ability to interpret reference materials, such as graphs, curves, tables, etc. (4.2)

Level: SRO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References TS 3.6.A I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 10 of 72 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: D Explanation: With reactor coolant activity between 0.2 and 4.0 µCi/gm Dose Equivalent lodine-131, TS 3.6.A.1 requires samples every 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> and Dose Equivalent lodine-131 restored to below the limit of 0.2 µCi/gm Dose Equivalent lodine-131 within 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br />. TS 3.6.A.2 further requires that if the actions of TS 3.6.A.1 cannot be met or if reactor coolant activity exceeds 4.0 µCi/gm Dose Equivalent lodine-131, the reactor must be in SHUTDOWN within 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br />. The bases for this TS are to limit the off-site release rate below 10CFR100 limits in the event of a Main Steam Line Break accident outside of primary containment.

KA match justification: The applicant will need to interpret the provided reference in order to answer the question correctly.

Explanation A. Plausible - This action is would be required if coolant activity exceeded 4 µCi/gm or .2 µCi/gm for >48 hours. Release rates would be higher during post-loca venting, however the basis for the limit is to ensure the off-site release rate remains below 10CFR100 limits in the event of a Main Steam Line Break accident outside of primary containment.

B. Plausible - This action is would be required if coolant activity exceeded 4 µCi/gm or .2 µCi/gm for >48 hours. The basis is correct.

C. Plausible - The required action is correct. Release rates would be higher during post-loca venting, however the basis for the limit is to ensure the off-site release rate remains below 10CFR100 limits in the event of a Main Steam Line Break accident outside of primary containment 2621.845.0.01B - RPV CONTROL-WITH ATWS Lesson Plan EWA-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Learning interpret them to Objective/

determine limits, trends and svstem status.

ILT: TS 3.6.A with References "objective" blacked out and LORT: Open Provided without bases Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I I 55.43b 2

10CFR55 Facility operating limitations in the technical specifications and their Explanation bases OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 11 of 72 10 December 2015

Justification for LORT questions with N/A KJA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295038 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 12 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION* AN,SWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 5 ]~ornta: 1.00 The plant is operating at 35% power with the turbine online.

Which one of the following annunciators and VALIDATED indications would require a manual Reactor scram to be directed, in accordance with the associated Alarm Response Procedures?

A Q-3-b, TURBINE MECH VIBRATION HI, alarms with turbine bearing vibration at 7 mils and stable.

B. R-5-c, GENERATOR STATOR TEMP HI, alarms with Generator gas temperature at 55°C and rising.

C. R-6-c, GENERATOR STATOR CLG TROUBLE, alarms with Generator temperature at 86°C and stable.

D. 0-4-b, SHELL ROTOR DIFF EXP HI/LO, alarms with HP turbine shaft-shell differential expansion indicated at 410 mils and rising.

Answer: D Answer Explanatlon I 295006 - SCRAM K&A 2.4.31 - Knowledge of annunciator alarms, indications, or response procedures. (4.1)

Level: SRO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References RAP R-4-b I R-5-c, R-6-c, I Q-3-b OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 13 of.72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 Proprosed Asnwer: D Explaination: Q-4-b, shell rotor diff exp hi/lo, alarms at <100 mils or

>400 mils and requires a manual scram if power is >30% and the alarm is validated. It's tied to 10CFR 55.43(b)5, which is, "Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate procedures during normal, abnormal, and emergency situations." So in the justification, make a statement that says, "This question meets the requirements of 10CFR 55.43(b)5 by requiring the applicant to assess various plant conditions and based on the assessment determine the appropriate procedure requiring a manual scram to be inserted."

A. Plausible - With reactor power above 30%, RAP Q-3-b requires a reactor scram when a turbine trip is required. The applicant Explanation needs to know the setpoint requiring a turbine trip. The lowest vibration setpoint requiring a turbine trip is 8 mils. Even though reactor power is above 30%, since a turbine trip is not required, neither is a scram.

8. Plausible - RAP R-5-c requires entry into ABN-11, Loss of Generator Stator Cooling, for the given conditions. ABN-11 requires a reactor scram if a turbine runback occurring.

Generator gas temperature at 55°C and rising would bring in the alarm, but would not initiate a turbine runback. Therefore, a reactor scram is not required.

C. Plausible - RAP R-6-c will be in alarm with Generator temperature at 86°C. With reactor power at 35%, a reactor scram would be required if either 1) a Main Turbine runback was in progress, or 2) stator temperatures were rising. The applicant needs to know that Generator temperature at 86°C will not generate a runback.

2621. 828.0.0050 - TURBINE AND TURBINE AUXILIARIES Lesson Plan MTA-10449- State the function and interpretation of system alarms Learning (Main Turbine), alone and in combination, as applicable in Objective/ accordance with the system RAPS.

References None LORT: Open Provided I Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I I 55.43b I 5 10CFR55 Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate Explanation procedures during normal, abnormal and emerQency situations.

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 14 of 72 10 December 2015

Justification for LORT questions with NIA KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295006 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 IOI ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 15 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 A plant shutdown was in progress in preparation for a refuel outage. Current plant conditions are as follows:

• Shutdown Cooling Pump A is in service

• Shutdown Cooling Pump B is in service

• Shutdown Cooling Pump C is in standby

• RPV coolant temperature is 325 °F and lowering The following annunciator just alarmed:

• DC-1 PWR LOST The Operator reports that position indication to V-17-1 and V-17-2 have been lost (SOC Loop A suction valve and SOC Loop B suction valve).

Which of the following states the impact on the Shutdown Cooling System and the action required related to the Shutdown Cooling System ONLY?

Impact on Shutdown Cooling - - -

• _ SDC_~equir~d Actio~

A. The Shutdown Cooling System shall lsolate the Shutdown Cooling System be declared inoperable WITHIN 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> B. Shutdown Cooling Loops A and B Remove Shutdown Cooling Loops A ONLY shall be declared inoperable and B from service WITHIN 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> C. Declare impacted Shutdown Cooling Restore Shutdown Cooling Primary System Primary Containment Containment Isolation Valves to Isolation Valves inoperable operable BY THE TIME the REACTOR MODE SELECTOR switch is placed in RUN on plant startup D. Declare impacted Shutdown Cooling Restore Shutdown Cooling Primary System Primary Containment Containment Isolation Valves to Isolation Valves inoperable operable PRIOR TO declaring the reactor critical on plant startup Answer: D Answer Explanation I 295021 - Loss of Shutdown Cooling K&A 2.1.32 - Ability to explain and apply system limits and precautions.

(4.0)

Level: SRO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General References 305, RAP 9XF4d I UFSAR Table j 6.2-12 T.S. 3.5.A.3 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 16 of 72 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 Proposed Answer: 0 Explanation: The question stem shows that Shutdown Cooling (SOC) is in service with Loops A and B. IAW Procedure 305, Shutdown Cooling System Operation Precautions and Limitations (step 3.2.2) and the USAR reference, the SOC Loop suction and discharge valves are considered primary containment isolation valves. All of these 6 valves (suction & discharge for each of 3 loops) are powered from 125 voe MCC OC1. Therefore, 4 of the 6 inoperable valves are open with RPV coolant temperature above 212 °F. These valves shall be declared inoperable. TS 3.5.A.3.a.(3) allows inoperable SOC containment isolation valves with RPV coolant temperature < 350 °F.

The same Tech Spec requires that the inoperable valves be made operable prior to placing the reactor in the condition where Primary Containment is required (as when the plant is started-up). Additionally, from TS 3.5.A.3, primary containment shall be maintained when the reactor is critical or Explanation RPV temperature is above 212 °F. Therefore, there is no requirement to alter the current SOC configuration, although the valves are inoperable. But, the valves must be made operable prior to either declaring the reactor critical, or exceeding cold shutdown temperatures (ie, > 212 °F) [since either of these conditions require primary containment integrity].

A. Plausible if the applicant misinterprets Tech Spec requirements.

There is no requirement to remove SOC from service.

B. Plausible if the applicant misinterprets Tech Spec requirements.

There is no requirement to remove SOC from service.

C. Plausible - The SOC PCI valves do need to be declared inoperable. Hoever, since the reactor is past initial criticality and RPV coolant temperature is in excess of 500 °F when the reactor mode switch is placed in RUN (ie, this is past the 2 conditions that require primary containment to be established), verifying containment isolation valve operability at this point would be too late.

2621.845.0.0045 - SHUTDOWN COOLING SYSTEM Lesson Plan SOC-10441 - Given the system logic/electrical drawings, describe the Learning system trip signals, setpoints and expected system response Objective/

includina power loss or failed components.

References Provided Question Bank T.S 3.5 I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content ss.41b I I ss.43b I 2 OCS OPS ILT 14*1 NEW EXAM Page: 17 of 72 10 December 2015

10CFR55 Facility operating limitations in the technical specifications and their Explanation bases Justification for LORT questions with NIA t<JA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295021 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 18 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 The plant was at rated power when an event resulted in a TOTAL loss of instrument air and Electrical ATWS.

One hour later, the plant conditions include the following:

• All rods indicate a GREEN-GREEN backlight

• RPV pressure is 680 psig and steady

• RPV water level is 100" and is rising slowly

• Torus water level is 168" and rising slowly

• Torus water temperature is 161°F and rising slowly

• Torus pressure is 25 psig and steady Which ONE of the following actions is required at this time? (See Attached) 180 .

170 160 TORUS 150

- Q TEMPER.A.TURE A*- (2.1S~ ....

('F) 140 130 120

"" '-. I

- ~

c 110 100 I

' I I

' I (11.5,110)

I I I ~ I D

0 2 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 REACTOR POWER(%)

FIG+ 911!

BORON INJECTION INlTIATION TEMPERATURE OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 19 of 72 10 December 2015

14:.1 NRC validation SR02 TORUS HIGH UTEL 230 220 210 TORUS TEMPERATURE 190

{oF)

TORUS 180 LEVEL 144

-154 160

'-188 140 I I f j I l *I r 4 J ft f 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 RPV PRESSURE (PSIG)

Heat Capacity Temperature Limit PRESSl"RE St:PPRESSIO:'.'\ PRESSl'lU:

30 I

25

,,........ (, 54, 25)

---(188, 27) c

~

20

,.,/ I

~

B (110,19)

TORUS

)RESSURE 15 --

(PSIG) 10 5 --

A D 0 ---,.-

100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 TORUS WATER LEVEL {IN.)

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 20 of 72 10 December 2015

TORUS LOAD Llfv11T 200 .

~

190 L v 1

. l:' ' "

I (530, 188) 180 ***

~

(700,182) '

~

~

TORUS \NATER .

LEVEL (IN.)

170 . l *-- -- . (900, 174.5) ~

~

I (1075, 168)

B 100

~

I I

I i

l (1125, 156) i 150 >----

I *-l /"\ /

/ '"\.../ ,.-1 .I 0

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 120()

RPV PRESSURE (PSIG.1 A. Emergency Depressurize due to exceeding the BllT.

B. Emergency Depressurize due to exceeding the PSP.

C. Lower RPV pressure with ICs to prevent exceeding the HCTL.

D. Lower RPV pressure with TBVs to prevent exceeding the TLL.

Answer: C Answer Explanation I 295026 - Suppression Pool High Water Temperature K&A EA2.01 -Ability to determine and/or interpret the following as they apply to SUPPRESSION POOL HIGH WATER TEMPERATURE:

Suooression pool water temperature (4.2)

Level: SRO Tier: 1 I Group: 1 General RPVC - No ATWS I References EOP PCC EOP I EOP Users Guide OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 21 of 72 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation SRO 2

• Proposed Answer: c Explanation: The question stem initially shows a high powered ATWS with a loss of instrument air. All control rods have since been fully inserted and RPV Control - No ATWS has been entered (and PCC EOP). The combination of a Torus water temperature is 161 °F and a Torus water level 168" places the plant close to, but not yet exceeding the heat capacity Temperature Limit (HCTL). With both parameters slowly rising, the point continues to get closer to exceeding HCTL.

HCTL is mentioned in both the PCC EOP and RPVC - No A TWS EOP. In the pressure leg of RPVC - No ATWS EOP, it states that if Torus water temperature cannot be maintained below HCTL (and it is given that it is rising), then it directs to maintain RPV pressure below HCTL. Lowering RPV pressure with the Isolation Condensers can Explanation thus be used to lower RPV pressure.

A. Plausible - The BllT has in fact been exceeded. The applicant might not recall the correct action. Exceeding most graphs in the PCC EOP does require ED, the exceeding the BllT is not one of them.

B. Plausible -A Torus temperature of 161 F and Torus pressure of 25 psig is right near the point where an ED would be required.

The applicant may not read/interpret the PSP curve accurately.

D. Plausible - It is true that RPV pressure and Torus level are at the point where lowering RPV Pressure is a correct action. With a total loss of instrument air, the MSIVs have closed, and the bypass valves are not available for pressure control.

Lesson Plan 2621.845.0.0056 - PRIMARY CONTAINMENT CONTROL LP Learning PCC-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Obiective/ interpret them to determine limits, trends and svstem status References None LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 5 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I I 55.43b Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate Explanation procedures during normal, abnormal and emergency situations.

Justification for LORT questions with N/A KIA values<

3.0 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 22 of 72 1O December 2015

Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 295026 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 23 of 72 1O December 2015

8 Points: 1.00 A loss of coolant accident has occurred and the following conditions exist:

Drywell H2 concentration is 2.3%

Torus H2 concentration is 2.6%

Drywell 02 concentration is 2.4%

Torus 02 concentration is 2.3%

Which one of the following describes the relation to (1) the H2/02 limit and (2) the required action in accordance with EOP Primary Containment Control?

(1) 2 A. Below the limit Continue to sample the Drywell and Torus for H2 and 02.

B. Below the limit Direct Chemistry to sample the containment for radioactivity.

C. Above the limit Exit all EOPs and enter the Severe Accident Management Guidelines.

D. Above the limit Isolate the Primary Containment Vent and Purge valves being used for Primary Containment Pressure Control.

Answer: C Answer Explanation I 500000 - High Containment Hydrogen Concentration.

K&A EA2.04 -Ability to determine and I or interpret the following as they apply to HIGH PRIMARY CONTAINMENT HYDROGEN CONCENTRATIONS: Combustible limits for wetwell (3.3)

Level: SRO Tier: 1 I Group: 2 EOP Primary General EOP User's Containment References Guide Control OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 24 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 Proposed Answer: c Explanation: The limit in the Combustible gas leg of EOP Primary Containment Control is 2.5% H2 in the Drywell or the Torus. At 2.6%

H2 in the Torus, this limit is exceed and requires Primary Containment Flooding in accordance with the SAMGs and all EOPs are exited.

Explanation A Plausible - Three of the four parameters are below the 2.5% limit.

The action is required if the limit is not exceeded.

B. Plausible - Three of the four parameters are below the 2.5% limit.

This action is required if the limit is not yet exceeded and offsite release rates are expected to rise above UE level.

D. Plausible - The limit has been exceeded for Torus H2. This action is required if the limit is not yet exceeded and offsite release rates have risen above UE level.

Lesson Plan 2621.845.0.0056 - PRIMARY CONTAINMENT CONTROL LP Learning PCC-10445 - Given a set of system indications or data, evaluate and Objective/ interpret them to determine limits, trends and s11stem status References None LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledoe 10CFR55 5 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I 55.43b Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate Explanation procedures during normal, abnormal and emergency situations.

Justification for LORT questions with N/A KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 500000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 25 of 72 1ODecember 2015

14-1 NR.C valid~tf~n SRO 2 9

The reactor was at rated power when a LOCA occurred. Plant conditions include the following:

• Reactor has been scrammed and all rods at "00"

• RPV pressure is 159 psig and stable with 1 Condensate Pump still injecting

• RPV water level was just raised to 60" TAF, and is rising slowly

• Core Spray injection has been terminated

• Torus water level is 130" and rising at 1" per minute Assume the Torus water level trend remains constant.

Which one of the following describes:

(1) When Torus water level will reach the Technical Specification limit, and (2) the action required in accordance with Technical Specifications?

(1) 2 A <25 minutes The reactor shall be placed in the COLD SHUTDOWN CONDITION within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />.

B. <25 minutes Torus level shall be reduced to below the limit within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />, or THEN the reactor shall be placed in the COLD SHUTDOWN CONDITION within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />.

c. >25 minutes The reactor shall be placed in the COLD SHUTDOWN CONDITION within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />.

D. >25 minutes Torus level shall be reduced to below the limit within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />, or THEN the reactor shall be placed in the COLD SHUTDOWN CONDITION within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />.

Answer: A Answer Explanation I 295029 - High Suppression Pool Water Level K&A 2.2.42 -Ability to recognize system parameters that are entry-level conditions for Technical Specifications. (4.6)

Level: SRO Tier: 1 I Group: 2 General EOP Users References TS 3.5.A.1 I ouide I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 26 of 72 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: A Explanation: Tech Spec 3.5.A.1 states that any time the reactor is pressurized above atmospheric, the maximum Torus water volume is limited to 92,000 ft 3 . The EOP bases state that 92,000 ft 3 correlates to 154" Torus water level. With Torus water level rising at 1" per minute and having to rise 24" (154"-130"), level would reach the limit in 24 minutes (<25 minutes). Tech Spec 3.5.A.1 states that if the limit is exceeded, the reactor shall be placed in the COLD SHUTDOWN CONDITION within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />.

Explanation B. Plausible - <25 minutes is correct. However, 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> to fix the condition applies to Torus water temperature in the same technical specification, not Torus water level.

C. Plausible - >25 minutes is incorrect, but plausible if the applicant is not familiar with the relationship of torus water volume to level.

The action is correct.

D. Plausible - >25 minutes is incorrect, but plausible if the applicant is not familiar with the relationship of torus water volume to level.

24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> to fix the condition applies to Torus water temperature in the same technical specification, not Torus water level.

2621.828.0.0032 - PRIMARY CONTAINMENT Lesson Plan PCS-00422 - Referencing plant Technical Specifications (* from Learning memory for Initial Candidates) and given a set of plant conditions, Objective/ determine, as applicable, the: LCO Action Requirements (SRO ONLY)

References Provided Question New None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I I 55.43b I

Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate 5

Explanation procedures during normal, abnormal and emergency situations.

Justification for LORT questions with N/A KJA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID No.:

295029 I PRA: I No I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 27 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 Safety 10 12.S1 ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 28 of 72

• 10 December 2015

1+1 NRC~alidatlon SRO 2 10 J~oln.ts: 1~00 The plant is operating at 100% power with the following:

• 'A' CRD pump is in service

• Annunciator RAP H-7-c, CHARG WTR PRESS LO, is in alarm

• Charging Water pressure lowers and stabilizes at 900 psig

• CRD system flow lowers and stabilizes at 25 gpm

• An operator reports from the field that a leak has developed from the discharge flange of 'A' CRD pump Which one of the following describes (1) the operability of the 'A' CRD pump and (2) the entry requirements for ABN-6, Control Rod Malfunctions?

(1) 2 A Operable Required due to low Charging Water pressure B. Operable NOT required unless a control rod movement malfunction occurs C. Inoperable Required due to low Charging Water pressure D. Inoperable NOT required unless a control rod movement malfunction occurs Answer: D Answer Explanation I 295022 - Loss of Control Rod Drive Pumps K&A 2.2.37 -Ability to determine operability and/or availability of safety related equipment. (4.6)

Level: SRO Tier: 1 l Group: 2 General References RAP H-7-c I ABN-6 I 302.1 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 29 of 72 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: D Explanation: IAW RAP H-7-c, the alarm will come in when charging water pressure drops to 1300 psig. With a leak on the discharge flange of 'A' CRD pump, the pump cannot maintain adequate pressure and flow as specified in Procedure 302.1, CRD System and H-7-c. Therefore, the pump is inoperable. Entry into ABN-6 is only required for FCV failures or rod movement failures, such as rod drift or inability to move a rod. A note in ABN-6 directs using a different procedure to respond to charging pressure issues; Procedure 235, Determination and Correction of Control Rod Drive System Problems.

A. Plausible - The pump itself is still operating, however due to the leak in the discharge piping, it's not performing its intended Explanation function and will be declared inoperable. Also, the applicant must recognize charging header pressure is abnormally low. Entry into ABN-6 is plausible as this is a malfunction of the CRD system, however ABN-6 gives specific guidance to use a different procedure for these conditions.

B. Plausible - The pump itself is still operating, however due to the leak in the discharge piping, it's not performing its intended function and will be declared inoperable. Also, the applicant must recognize charging header pressure is abnormally low. Entry into ABN-6 is not required.

C. Plausible- The pump is inoperable. Entry into ABN-6 is plausible as this is a malfunction of the CRD system, however ABN-6 gives specific guidance to use a different procedure for these conditions.

2621.828.0.0011 - CONTROL ROD DRIVE AND HYDRAULICS lesson Plan CRD-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for plant Learning emergency or off-normal conditions that involve this system including Objective/ personnel allocation and equipment operation IAW applicable ABN, EOP &

EOP support procedures and EP procedures.

References Provided Question New None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledqe 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I I 55.43b I 5 10CFR55 Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate Explanation procedures during normal, abnormal and emergency situations.

-ocs OPS ll..Tf4~1 NEW EXAM Page: 30 of 72

---=---c---=-~

10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 Justification for LORT questions with N/A KIA values<

3.0 Time to Comolete:

1-2 minutes Point Value: 1 System ID 295022 PRA: No No.:

Safety 11 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 31 of 72 10 December 2015

11" * '* ***** Points: 1.00 The plant is in cold shutdown and is cooling down with the Shutdown Cooling System (SOC). The following conditions currently exist RECIRC PUMP SUCTION TEMPS indicates 215 °F The Primary Containment is still inerted RPV water level is 175" and steady An event then occurs as shown in the timeline below:

0800 Annunciator RBCCW - SURGE TANK LVL HI/LO alarms 0804 The EO reports the RBCCW Surge Tank indicates 1" and lowering and the Tank makeup valve is full open 0806 The Radwaste Operator reports RB Floor Drain Sump 1-7 high level is in alarm 0808 Maintenance reports that they are unable to repair the leak 0809 The SM observes Drywell pressure at 1. 7 psig and steady and Drywell temperature at 155 °F and steady 0810 The SM starts the 1-hour clock to monitor entry into EAL MA5(1)

Which of the following shall the SRO direct NEXT?

A. Operate all available Drywell Coolers, IAW SP-27, Maximizing Drywell Cooling B.

Confirm Primary Containment Isolation IAW the Primary Containment Contol EOP C. Isolate the Reactor Water Cleanup System IAW the Secondary Containment Control EOP D. Initiate Isolation Condensers by placing the Condensate Return DC valves to OPEN, IAW 307, Isolation Condenser System Answer: A Answer Explanation I 400000 - Component Cooling Water System A2.02 -Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the K&A CCWS and (b) based on those predictions, use procedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal operation: High/low surge tank level (3.0)

Level: SRO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References EP-AA-1010 I ABN-3 I ABN-19 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 32 of 72 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: A Explanation: The plant is> 212 °F and cooling down with SOC with all 3 SOC pumps in service. Then, indications are provided which show an unisolable leak in RBCCW (lowering surge tank level and high level in the floor drain tank, and not corrected quickly).

Operation of the Drywall coolers IAW SP-27 is directed from the Primary Containment Control EOP. Conditions show parameters greater than the entry conditions (DW temperature & pressure) for the EOP. Thus, the SP can be used to start all available DW fans to drop temperature.

B. Plausible - Since primary containment control EOP is entered then SP-1, confirmation of primary containment isolation is an Explanation available SP to use but since the parameters are below containment isolation signals it is not required to be used yet.

C. Plausible - With a loss of RBCCW, it is suggested that RWCU be removed from service. The RB floor drain sump 1-7 is an entry into the Secondary Containment Control EOP. In the Secondary Containment Control EOP, it directs isolation of leaking systems, which in this case, is RBCCW - not RWCU. Thus isolation/removal of RWCU is directed from the loss of RBCCW ABN and not the EOP.

D. Plausible - Since the RPV has lost its cooling medium and is heating up, Isolation Condensers can used now that RPV temperature is> 212 °F. But with RPV water level >160", initiation per the normal procedure is not allowed.

2621.828.0.0035 - RBCCW Lesson Plan RBC-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for plant emergency or off-normal conditions that involve this system Learning including personnel allocation and equipment operation in accordance Objective/

with applicable ABN, EOP and EOP support procedures, and EP procedures References None LORT: Open Provided I Question Modified Source (New, Modified, Bank}

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only}

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b 1 I 55.43b I 6 Procedures and limitations involved in initial core loading, alterations 10CFR55 in core configuration, control rod programming, and determination of Explanation various internal and external effects on core reactivity.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 33 of 72 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 Justification for LORT questions with NIA KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Comolete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 400000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 8 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT (lORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 34 of 72 10 December 2015

12 The plant was at rated power when the following annunciator alarmed:

• ROD CONTROL - CONTROL AIR PRESS LO The TB Operator reports that the in-service drying tower has isolated and the standby drying tower cannot be placed into operation. The SRO ordered a manual reactor scram when INSTR AIR SUPPLY PRESS indicated < 60 psig and lowering. With the REACTOR MODE SELECTOR switch in SHUTDOWN, the current plant conditions are as follows:

• ALL of the LPRM amber lights on the full core display are LIT

• RPV water level is 120" and rising

• The MASTER RECIRC SPEED CONTROLLER indicates 35 hertz

• 8 control rods indicate position 22 Assuming that a drying tower CANNOT be restored and indicated air pressure has decayed to O psig, which of the following states the plant impact and the required action directed by the SRO?

Plant Impact Required Action A Main steam flow to the turbine and/or Stabilize RPV pressure below 1045 condenser is isolated. psig with the Isolation Condensers.

8. The Recirculation MG fluid couplers Place the Recirculation Pumps in local have locked up. manual control and reduce to minimum.

C. The CRD DRIVE WATER Pressure Place the bypass Pressure Control Control valve has failed closed. valve in-service and manually insert control rods.

D. The Feedwater MFRVs have locked Terminate and prevent Feedwater by Up. closing the Heater Bank Outlet valves.

Answer: A Answer Explanation I 300000 - Instrument Air System A2.01 -Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the K&A INSTRUMENT AIR SYSTEM and (b) based on those predictions, use procedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal operation: Air dryer and filter malfunctions (2.8)

Level: SRO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General EOP RPV Control I References with ATWS ABN-35 I RAP-H1a OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 35 of 72 1O December 2015

v. A\M~

E,.,..,., , .,. N*',. *. A;,~,}~

M~~l$\~t>>~= ~..... ~. .e~~:v~* . *\K*E=*"!.

~~.~Al\.~.***~'*1'!R. *J:<.

14-1 NRC validatlcirl SRO 2 Proposed Answer: A Explanation: The question describes a loss of air event and a failure of the reactor to scram, with reactor power< 2% (since all LPRM amber lights are lit). With air pressure at 0 psig, the outside MSIVs have closed and thus steam flow to the turbine or condenser is isolated, and IAWthe ATWS EOP, pressure control should be stabilized < 1045 psig. Pressure control with the Isolation Condensers is allowed (as long as RPV water level is< 160", which it is).

B. Plausible - It is true that with a loss of instrument air, the Recirculation MG fluid couplers (scoop tubes) lock up in their current position. The question stem shows that the recirculation pumps are currently at 35 hertz, which is way above the Explanation minimum. IAW the ATWS EOP, flowing back recirculation flow to minimum is required when the main generator is on-line. The stem does not provide any indications that the turbine generator did not trip, and thus it is correct to assume that it has. Since the generator is not online, reducing recirculation flow is not required (although the step is the correct way to control recirculation flow during a loss of air event)

C. Plausible - It is true that the in-service CRD FCV fails closed on loss of air, but the CRD drive water PCV is motor operated, and is unaffected by the loss of air. Since the CRD FCV has failed closed, CRD water supply is not available downstream to manually insert control rods.

D. Plausible - The feedwater MFRV will lock up on loss of air (but may slowly drift open or closed). But since RPV water level is 120" and reactor power < 2%, there is no need to terminate and prevent feedwater (although the listed method is one correct method to control feedwater flow durin~ a loss of air event).

2621.845.0.0026 - MAIN STEAM SYSTEM Lesson Plan MSS-10450 - Describe and interpret procedure sections and steps for plant emergency or off-normal conditions that involve this system Learning including personnel allocation and equipment operation IAW Objective/

applicable ABN, EOP & EOP support procedures and EP procedures.

References Provided Question Bank None I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I I 55.43b I 5 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 36 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 10CFR55 Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate Explanation procedures during normal, abnormal and emergency situations Justification for LORT questions with N/A KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Comolete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 300000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 8 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 37 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATIO'N,ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2

~olnts: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when the following annunciator alarmed:

• CNTRL DC-1A2 DC LOST Which of the following states the impact on the Core Spray System (Consider Active Components ONLY) and the MOST LIMITING Technical Specification action statement required from section 3.4 ?

Core Spray System 1 Core Spray System 2 TS 3.4 Action Statement Inoperable Components Inoperable Components A One Booster Pump One Booster Pump The reactor may remain AND AND in operation not to One Main Pump One Main Pump exceed 15 days B. One Booster Pump One Booster Pump The reactor may remain ONLY ONLY in operation not to exceed 7 days C. One Booster Pump One Booster Pump The reactor may remain AND AND in operation not to One Main Pump One Main Pump exceed 7 days D. One Booster Pump One Booster Pump The reactor may remain ONLY ONLY in operation not to exceed 15 days Answer: B Answer Explanation I 209001 - Low Pressure Core Spray System K&A 2.2.38 - Knowledge of conditions and limitations in the facility license.

(4.5)

Level: SRO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References TS 3.7, TS 3.4 I ABN-55 I RAP-U3d OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 38 of 72 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: B Explanation: The annunciator in the stem describes a loss of DC control power to USS 1A2 (which powers a core spray booster pump in each Core Spray System. System 1 includes the NC booster pumps and System 2 includes the BID booster pumps. When DC power is lost, 1 booster in each core spray system is lost. therefore with two of the four redundant active loop components in the core spray systemn not in the same lop (sytm 1 or systm 2 are inoperable the reactor may remain in operation not to exceed 7 days. None of the (Parallel Isolation Valves (PIVs) are directly affected by the loss of DC control power to USS 1A2, and are all still functioning.

Explanation A. Plausible-With USS 1A2 control power lost, the plant must be be shutdown after 7 days. Due to CS still being able to operate at designed flowrate, even with a loss of one booster pump and one PIV in each system, the student may believe the plant is in a 15 day LCO from TS 3.4 requirements with one or two non-redundant CS components in each loop inoperable.

C. Plausible - The required action is correct. However, Core Spray Main Pumps are powered from 4160 VAC power supplies and are not affected.

D. Plausible-With USS 1A2 control power lost, the plant must be be shutdown after 7 days. Due to CS still being able to operate at designed flowrate, even with a loss of one booster pump and one PIV in each system, the student may believe the plant is in a 15 day LCO from TS 3.4 requirements with one or two non-redundant CS components in each loop inoperable.

2621.828.0.0010 - CORE SPRAY SYSTEM Lesson Plan CSS-10451 - Referencing plant Technical Specifications(* from Learning memory for Initial Candidates) and given a set of plant conditions, Objective/ determine, as applicable, the: LCO Action Requirements (SRO ONLY)

References Provided Question Bank T.S 3.7, 3.4 I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledqe 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I I 55.43b I 10CFR55 Conditions and Limitations in the facility license Explanation OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 39 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14*1 NRC validation SRb 2 Justification for LORT questions with NIA KJA values<

3.0 Time to Complete:

1-2 minutes Point Value: 1 System ID 209001 PRA: No No.:

Safety 4 ~ ILT Function(s}:

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS 1LT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 40 of 72 10 December 2015

14 The plant is at 100% power when an event occurred, with the following current conditions:

• Reactor power is 0 percent

• Reactor water level is 84 inches and steady

• RPV pressure is 115 psig and lowering

• RPV temperature is 347°t

• CHRRMS is 700 R/HR and rising slowly

• RBO has reported steam in the SOC heat exchanger room

• SDC area rad monitors (1806-E, 51' HX room (C HX)) are 800 MR/HR and rising slowly

• V-17 -54 has stuck open

• Reactor Building DIP is +.15" W.G.

What is the highest level of classification for the given conditions?

A. Unusual Event B. Alert C. Site Area Emergency D. General Emergency Answer: D Answer Explanation I 205000 - Shutdown Cooling System (RHR Shutdown Cooling Mode)

K&A 2.4.41 - Knowledge of the emergency action level thresholds and classifications. (4.6)

Level: SRO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General References EP-AA-1010 I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 41 of 72 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: D Explanation: The applicant needs to recognize which fission product barrier is lost or potentially lost then determine what classification is required. With CHRRMS reading 700 R/HR, a loss of fuel clad and RX coolant system have occurred. Since RX Water level is below LoLo for a primary containment isolation signal and V-17-54 is stuck open, then a loss of containment has also occurred. Therefore with a loss of all 3 fission product barriers a General Emergency is the highest classification with the current conditions.

Explanation A Plausible - If the applicant recognizes the loss of containment but not recognize CHRRMS, then an unusual event would be correct.

C. Plausible - If the applicant recognizes the loss of fuel clad or RX coolant system due to CHRRMS but does not recognize the loss of containment, then Alert would be correct.

D. Plausible - If the applicant recognizes the loss of fuel clad and RX coolant system but does not recognize the loss of containment, then a Site Area Emeroencv would be correct.

Lesson Plan 2685.792.0.0010 - NEI 99-01 Rev 5 EALs Learning EPAA101001 Identify correct EAL classification.

Obiective/

References PAGEs OCGS 2-1 through LORT: Open Provided 2-10 (EP-AA-1010)

Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Onlv)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledae 10CFR55 5 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I 55.43b Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate Explanation procedures during normal, abnormal and emergency situations.

Justification for LORT questions with N/A KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 205000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 4 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 42 of 72 10 December 2015

E~MlNATIC)N ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 16.

The plant is operating at 100% power with the following:

• An EMRY inadvertently opened and cannot be closed.

• Due to the stuck open EMRY, Torus temperature has risen to 95F and continues to slowly rise.

Which one of the following is the required action per technical specifications and the associated basis for the action?

Tech Spec Action Tech Spec Basis A. Be in COLD SHUTDOWN Ensure that the maximum peak Torus within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> temperature does not exceed 110°F if an ED was performed B. Be in COLD SHUTDOWN Ensure that the maximum peak Torus within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> temperature does not exceed 160°F if an ED was performed C. Be in COLD SHUTDOWN Ensure that the maximum peak Torus within 30 hours3.472222e-4 days <br />0.00833 hours <br />4.960317e-5 weeks <br />1.1415e-5 months <br /> temperature does not exceed 160°F if an ED was performed D. Be in COLD SHUTDOWN Ensure that the maximum peak Torus within 30 hours3.472222e-4 days <br />0.00833 hours <br />4.960317e-5 weeks <br />1.1415e-5 months <br /> temperature does not exceed 110°F if an ED was performed Answer: B Answer Explanation I 239002 - Safety Relief Valves A2.03 - Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on K&A the RELIEF/SAFETY VALVES; and (b) based on those predictions, use procedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal conditions or operations: - Stuck open SRV (4.2)

Level: SRO Tier: 2 I Group: 1 General TS 3.5.A.1 and I References associated bases I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 43 of 72 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: B Explanation: IAW TS 3.5.A.1, the Maximum Torus water temperature is 95F at power. TS 3.5.A.1.d states that if this limit is exceeded, be in the COLD SHUTDOWN condition within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />. The basis for this action is to avoid excessive Torus loading following a depressurization using EMRVs. This is accomplished by ensuring Torus temperature does not exceed 160F following any period of EMRV operation.

TS 3.5 Bases state the following in regards to maximum Torus temperature: Experimental data indicate that excessive steam condensing loads can be avoided if the peak temperature of the suppression pool is maintained below 160F during any period of relief valve operation with sonic conditions at the discharge exit.

Specifications have been placed on the envelope of reactor operating conditions so that the reactor can be depressurized in a timely manner to avoid the regime of potentially high suppression chamber Explanation loadings.

~ This question meets the KA by test the comprehensive portion (part 'b') of the KA statement.

A. Plausible - Cold Shutdown in 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> is correct. The value of 11 OF is plausible if the student confuses this with the maximum temperature allowed where a reactor scram is required.

C. Plausible - The normal shutdown LCO action statement to be in Cold Shutdown if one is not given is 30 hrs. However, the Torus temp tech specs gives a specific value of 24 hrs. 160F is the correct basis value.

D. Plausible - The normal shutdown LCO action statement to be in Cold Shutdown if one is not given is 30 hrs. However, the Torus temp tech specs gives a specific value of 24 hrs. The value of 11 OF is plausible if the student confuses this with the maximum temperature allowed where a reactor scram is required.

Lesson Plan 2621.845.0.0056 - Primary Containment, Learning PCC-422 Objective/

References None LORT: Open Provided I Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis KnowledQe 10CFR55 Content 55.41b I I 55.43b I 2 10CFR55 Facility operating limitations in the technical specifications and their Explanation bases OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 44 of 72 10 December 2015

.14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 Justification for LORT questions with NIA KJA values<

3.0 Time to Complete:

1-2 minutes Point Value: 1 System ID 239002 PRA: No No.:

Safety 3 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 45 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 16 A reactor startup is in progress following an extended outage with the following conditions present:

• All IRMs are on range 2

• 8 control rods have been withdrawn

• During withdrawal of the gth control rod the following alarm is received:

ROD BLOCK

• The rod block is determined to be from a failure of the Rod Worth Minimizer (RWM)

• All attempts to restore the RWM fail.

• The RWM has been operable for all required conditions over the last 12 months.

Which one of the following describes the implications on the reactor startup in accordance with Technical Specifications?

The startup ...

A. Must be terminated and all control rods must be reinserted in reverse order.

B. Must be placed on hold with the last known rod pattern maintained until the RWM can be restored.

C. May continue only if a second qualified individual and a reactor engineer are stationed to verify compliance with the approved rod withdrawal sequence.

D. May continue only with station senior management approval.

Answer: C Answer Explanation I 201006 - Rod Worth Minimizer System (Plant Specific)

A2.07 -Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the ROD WORTH MINIMIZER SYSTEM (RWH) (PLANT SPECIFIC);

K&A and (b) based on those predictions, use procedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal conditions or operations: RWM hardware/software failure: P-Spec(Not-BWR6) (2.8)

Level: SRO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References TS 3.02.B.2 I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 46 of 72 10 December 2015

Proposed Answer: c Explanation: Per TS 3.02.B.2, If the RWM becomes inoperable prior to startup or prior to withdrawing the first 12 control rods, startup may continue provided a second licensed individual is available to ensure the rod program is maintained and within the previous 12 months, a startup has not been completed without the RWM operable.

A. Plausible - The rod worth minimizer is required to be operable until reactor power reaches 10% of rated power. Reinserting rods Explanation in the reverse order would ensure rod worth is minimized, however, that is not the direction per tech specs.

B. Plausible - The rod worth minimizer is required to be operable until reactor power reaches 10% of rated power. In the event is becomes inoperable under the given circumstances, it is not required to restore prior to proceeding with the startup. If the RWM had been inoperable when required within the previous 12 months, this would be a correct answer.

D. Plausible - The startup may continue. However, while station management approval may be required by other procedures, it is not required by tech specs, nor is it enough to allow the startup to recommence.

2621. 828.0.0041 - ROD WORTH MINIMIZER Lesson Plan RWM-10451 -Referencing plant Technical Specifications(* from Learning memory for Initial Candidates) and given a set of plant conditions, Objective/ determine, as applicable, the: LCO Action Requirements (SRO ONLY)

References None LORT: Open Provided I Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 2 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I I 55.43b I

Facility operating limitations in the technical specifications and their Explanation bases Justification for LORT questions with NIA KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 OCSOPSILT14*1 NEWEXAM Page: 47 of 72 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC vaUdatlon SRO 2 System ID 201006 PRA: No No.:

Safety 7 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 48 of 72 10 December 2015

17 , ,~~~01nts: 1.00 The plant is shutdown with refuel activities in-progress. The Control Room is notified of a slowly lowering water level in the spent fuel pool. A few minutes later, the following annunciators alarmed:

• AREA MON HI

• STACK EFFLUENT HI The Operator reports the following area radiation monitors in alarm (assume radiation is greater than MAX NORMAL and less than MAX SAFE for the alarms listed below):

• SPENT FUEL POOL AREA, C-5

• FUEL POOL LOW RANGE, C-9 The Operator also reports that the high range stack monitor is reading 5.02 E-11 amps and steady.

Which of the following emergency plan classifications is warranted?

A. Unusual Event B. Alert C. Site Area Emergency D. General Emergency Answer: A Answer Explanation I 233000 - Fuel Pool Cooling and Clean-up K&A 2.4.45 - Ability to prioritize and interpret the significance of each annunciator or alarm. (4.3)

Level: SRO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References EP-AA-1010 I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 49 of 72 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validattof1 SRO 2 Proposed Answer: A Explanation: IAW EP-AA-1010, a UE is required under the given circumstances: RU2

1. a. VALID indication of uncontrolled drop in water level in the Reactor Cavity, Spent Fuel Pool or Fuel Transfer Canal with all irradiated fuel assemblies remaining covered by water as indicated by: e. Reactor Cavity water level< 583 inches. (GEMAC Wide Range, floodup calibration)

OR

f. Report of visual observation of an uncontrolled drop in water level in the Reactor Cavity or Spent Fuel Pool.

Explanation AND

b. UNPLANNED VALID Area Radiation Monitor reading rise on one or more radiation monitors in Table R2.

OR

2. UNPLANNED VALID Area Radiation Monitor readings rise by a factor of 1000 over NORMAL LEVELS or VALID upscale reading.

B. Plausible - If the applicant does believes that the radiation readings are >1000 mr/hr therefore an alert would be correct.

C. Plausible - If the applicant believes that the stack effluent is at the SAE level then this would be correct for RS1.

D. Plausible - If the applicant believes that the stack effluent is at the GE level then this would be correct for RG1.

Lesson Plan 2685. 792.0.0010 - NEI 99-01 Rev 5 EALs Learning EPAA101001 Identify correct EAL classification.

Objective/

References Page OCGS 2-11 & 2-12 Provided Question Bank out of OC-AA-1010 I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Onlv)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledoe 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I I 55.43b I

Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate 5

Explanation procedures durino normal, abnormal and emeroencv situations.

Justification for LORT questions with N/A KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Comolete:

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 50 of 72 10 December 2015

Point Value: 1 System ID 233000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 9 Qg ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 51 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 18 *~ ' ~;~~.Roints: 1.00 The plant is operating at 100% power. I & C reports that a document review has revealed the Turbine Stop Valve closure scram setpolnts are set according to the table below.

Turbine Stop Valve Channel 1 Setpoint Channel 2 Setpoint

(% valve closure) (%valve closure)

TSV-1 9% 10%

TSV-2 8% 11%

TSV-3 9% 10%

TSV-4 8% 12%

Which one of the following describes the significance of these setpoints and their effects following a Turbine Trip in accordance with Technical Specifications?

The Channel. ..

A. 2 setpoints are too high. This will narrow the margin to MCPR following a Turbine Trip.

B. 1 setpoints are too low. This will narrow the margin to MCPR following a Turbine Trip.

C. 2 setpoints are too high. This will result in an excessive RPV level transient following a Turbine Trip D. 1 setpoints are too low. This will result in an excessive RPV level transient following a Turbine Trip.

Answer: A Answer Explanation I 245000 - Main Turbine Generator and Auxiliary Systems K&A 2.1 .7 - Ability to evaluate plant performance and make operational judgments based on operating characteristics, reactor behavior, and instrument interpretation. (4. 7}

Level: SRO Tier: 2 I Group: 2 General References TS2.3 I TS 3.1.1 I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 52 of 72 10 December 2015

14S1 NRC validation SR0'2 Proposed Answer: A Explanation: Once the SRO evaluates plant performance data of the turbine stop valve set points he makes an operational judgment based on operating characteristics that channel 2 setpoint for TSV 2 and 4 are above 10% which is outside the requirements of TS 2.3.M and TS 3.1.1 of equal to or less than 10%. The turbine stop valve closure scram is provided to anticipate the rapid increase in pressure and neutron flux resulting from fast closure of the turbine control valves due to the worst case transient of a load rejection and Explanation subsequent failure of the bypass. The scram setpoints are chosen to ensure MCPR is not violated during the transient.

B. Plausible - MCPR is the concern. However, the closure scram setpoint must be within 10%, therefore less than 10% closure is ok.

c. Plausible - The setpoints are too high. An RPV level transient will occur, but this is not the concern in tech specs.

D. Plausible - The closure scram setpoint must be within 10%,

therefore less than 10% closure is ok. An RPV level transient will occur, but this is not the concern in tech specs.

2621. 828.0.0050 - TURBINE AND TURBINE AUXILIARIES Lesson Plan MTA-10452 - Identify and explain each surveillance required for this Learning system (Main Turbine, Turbine Lube Oil) including personnel Objective/

allocation and equipment operation.

References none LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

KnowledQe 10CFR55 2 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I 55.43b Facility operating limitations in the technical specifications and their Exolanation bases Justification for LORT questions with NIA KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID 245000 PRA: No No.:

Safety 4 ~ ILT Function(s):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 53 of 72 10 December 2015

EXA:MlMtl:ON'~,~NSWER KEY

'~,14~1: NRC validation SRO 2 1

I Category(s)

(LORT Only): ,

I~/A I0 LORT OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 54 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 1+1'.NRC,Yl!Jid~tiQn SRO 2 19 The plant is in a refuel outage and fuel movements are in-progress on the refuel floor.

Which of the following is/are the responsibilities of the Fuel Handling Director (SRO) on the Bridge, IAW procedure 205.0, Reactor Refueling?

1. Signing for completion of each move on the Fuel Move Sheet.

2. Turning off the Bridge power supply if the Bridge controls fail.

3. Directly supervising the manual movement of fuel and controls in the core.

4. Ensuring all license requirements for refueling are satisfied.

A. 1 ONLY B. 4 ONLY C. 1 and 3 D. 2 and 4 Answer: C Answer Explanation I K&A 2.1.40 - Knowledge of refueling administrative requirements. (3. 9)

Level: SRO Tier: 3 I Group:

General References 205 I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 55 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION: ANSWl5R KEY 14-1 NRC valldati6i'!sR0'2 Proposed Answer: c Explanation: IAW procedure 205, the FHD (SRO) is responsible for the following:

1) directly supervising all core alterations; 2) having no other concurrent duties during core alterations; 3) signing for completion of each move on the fuel move sheet; 4) maintaining proper communication with the control room licensed operator; 5) assuring proper execution of core alterations IAW procedures and the fuel bundle orientation map; 6) ensuring no other activities in/around the fuel pool and reactor cavity during refuel operations that could distract the bridge operators or create any physical interference with refuel equipment; and, 7) notify the SM and RE of any refuel errors.

Of those listed in the question, only selection 1 and 3 (Answer C) is Explanation required by procedure as the FHD responsibility. IAW TS 1.21, core alterations includes the manual movement of fuel and controls in the core.

A. Plausible - Selection 1 is correct. However, selection 3 is also a responsibility.

B. Plausible if the applicant does not recall specific responsibilities.

Selection 4 is a responsibility of the Shift Manager NOT the fuel handling director.

D. Plausible if the applicant does not recall specific responsibilities.

Selection 4 is a responsibility of the Shift Manager NOT the fuel handling director. Selection 2 is a responsibility of the Fuel Move Spotter NOT the fuel handlinQ director 2621.812.0.0003 - REFUELING Lesson Plan RFL-00323 - State the responsibilities of the following personnel Learning during refueling operations IAW procedure 205.0: Fuel Handling Objective/

Director (FHD)

References Provided Question Bank none I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRG Exams llLT Onlvl Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledae 10CFR55 7 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I I 55.43b Fuel handling facilities and procedures I

Explanation Justification for LORT questions with N/A KJAvalues <

3.0 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 56 of 72 1O December 2015

14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID N/A PRA: No No.:

Safety 14 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA U LORT

{LORT Onlv):

OCS OPS ILT *14-1NEVV EXAM

- - * * - Page*

- - 57 of 72

EXAMIN)\TION*cp;NSWE!R KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 20.

Given the following items:

(1) Obtain Shift Manager or designee's approval (2) Ensure Secondary Containment Integrity is operable (3) Continuous oversight by Plant Manager or Site Vice President Which one of the following identifies the items above that are specifically required for reinstalling the Reactor Head following a Refuel outage to press up and conduct the NSSS leak test. The reinstalling has been classified as a High Risk Evolution due to being a Heavy Lift over irradiated fuel, in accordance with MA-AA-716-022, Control of Heavy Loads Program?

A. (1) and (2) only B. (2) and (3) only C. (1}and(3)only D. (1), (2), and (3)

Answer: A Answer Explanation I 2.2. 7 - Knowledge of the process for conducting special or infrequent K&A tests. (3.6)

Level: SRO Tier: 3 I Group:

General References MA-AA-716-022 Proposed Answer:

I A

I Explanation: Heavy Lifts over irradiated fuel require SM or designee approval (step 3.3) and Secondary Containment to be operable (step 4.6.13). Manager oversight is required. This could be the PM or SVP, but it is not required to be.

Note: This question meets the SRO-level guidelines because the High Risk Evolution and Heavy Load processes are part of a network of processes involved in dealing with operating changes in the facility and the question tests an SRO function within the process (risk Explanation assessment/management).

8. Plausible - Secondary Containment must be operable. Manager oversight is required. This could be the PM or SVP, but it is not required to be.

c. Plausible - Shift Manager or designee's approval is required.

Manager oversight is required. This could be the PM or SVP, but it is not required to be.

D. Plausible - Shift Manager or designee's approval is required.

Secondary Containment must be operable. Manager oversight is required. This could be the PM or SVP, but it is not required to be.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 58 of 72 1O December 2015

2621.828.0.0030- NUCLEAR STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEM Lesson Plan NSS-10431 - Given a task and the applicable work standards, Learning describe the application of core work practices to perform the task Objective/ IAW management's expectations.

References none LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Onlv)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis KnowledQe 10CFR55 3 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I 55.43b Facility licensee procedures required to obtain authority for design Explanation and operating chanoes in the facilitv.

Justification for LORT questions with N/A KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID NIA PRA: No No.:

Safety 14 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 59 of 72 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation SRO 2

.*.*.. ~.2.(, .. RC)ints: 1.00 The plant is operating at 100% power with the following:

• Annunciator 1OF-3-g, SVC WTR HI/TROUBLE, alarms.

• An Operator reports that the FAIL tamp on the Service Water Rad Monitor is LIT.

• Chemistry has been notified and determines that Service Water release rates are normal.

Which one of the following actions is required to allow Service Water operation to continue, in accordance with the Offsite Dose Calculation Manual (ODCM) and RAP-10F3g?

A Verify the other Service Water Radiation Monitor is operable within 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br />.

B. Collect and analyze Service Water effluent grab samples at least once per 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />.

C. Determine estimated service water pump flow rate at least once per 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br />.

D. Collect and analyze two independent Service Water effluent grab samples and have two technically qualified individuals verify calculations and valving.

Answer: B Answer Explanation I K&A 2.3.11 -Abilitv to control radiation releases. (4.3)

Level: SRO Tier: 3 I Grouo:

General References RAP 10F-3-g I ODCM I

Proposed Answer: B Explanation: ODCM table 3.3.3.10-1 requires a Service Water effluent line radiation monitor to be operable. With the only installed Service Water effluent line radiation monitor inoperable, ACTION 112 applies and requires, "With no channels OPERABLE, effluent releases via this pathway may continue provided that, at least once per 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />, grab samples are collected and analyzed for radioactivity ... "

A Plausible - Most process systems have built in redundancy.

Explanation However, for Service Water there is only 1 effluent radiation monitor. If the applicant believes there is a backup radiation monitor, this choice is plausible.

C. Plausible - This is patterned after ODCM ACTION 115. When no channel is operable, effluent releases via this pathway may continue provided the flow rate is estimated at least once per 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> during actual releases. Since there is no release in progress, this action does not apply.

D. Plausible - This is patterned after ODCM ACTION 110. When no channel is operable, a sample is required to be taken and independently verified "BEFORE initiating a release", which is not the case here.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 60 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMIN,ATION ANSWER KEY 14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 Lesson Plan 2621. 828.0.0044 - SERVICE WATER SYSTEM Leaming SWS-00888 - Using the procedures, identify and interpret normal and Objective/ abnormal operations of the Service Water System.

References none LORT: Open Provided Question New Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledqe 10CFR55 4 Content 55.41b I 55.43b Radiation hazards that may arise during normal and abnormal 10CFR55 situations, including maintenance activities and various contamination Explanation conditions.

Justification for LORT questions with NIA K/A values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID N/A PRA: No No.:

Safety 9 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 61 of 72 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 22 x::eotnts: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when a LOCA and ATWS occurred. Plant conditions include the following.

• Reactor power is 15% and steady

• RPV water level indicates -16" and lowering

• Emergency Depressurization has been performed

• SP-17, Terminate and Prevent Injection, has been completed

• RPV Pressure has just lowered below the Minimum Steam Cooling Pressure (MSCP)

IAW the RPV Control - with ATWS EOP, which of the following systems shall the SRO direct FIRST to restore RPV water level AND, IAW the EOP User's Guide, which is the correct basis for this action?

A. Feed and Condensate IAW SP-19, Feedwater/Condensate and CRD System Operation, since it injects outside the core shroud.

B. Fire Water via the Core Spray System IAW SP-20, Low Pressure Injection During an ATWS, due to its ability to be throttled and controlled.

C. Core Spray System IAW SP-20, Low Pressure Injection During an ATWS, due to its ability to restore RPV water level faster than other injection systems.

D. Condensate Transfer via the Core Spray System IAW SP-20, Low Pressure Injection During an ATWS, due to its ability to throttle and is at a higher water purity than Fire Water.

Answer: A Answer Explanation I 2.4.22 - Knowledge of the bases for prioritizing safety functions during K&A abnormal/emeroencv operations. (4.4)

Level: SRO Tier: 3 I Group:

General RPV control -with I EOP User's References ATWS Guide I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 62 of 72 1ODecember 2015

14*1 NRC validation SRO 2 Proposed Answer: A Explanation: The question stem describes a condition where there is both a LOCA and ATWS. When ED is performed during an ATWS, pressure is allowed to lower below the MSCP, then makeup to the RPV commences via a series of preferred Safety Systems.

Feed/Condensate and CRD are the FIRST priority since they inject outside the Core Shroud, allowing the cold water injected to warm and mix with borated water before entering the core. The first makeup source the SRO shall direct is Feed and Condensate.

B. Plausible - Fire Water and Condensate Transfer via Core Spray Explanation are one of the next sources of water in line for makeup due to their ability to be throttled. Feed and Condensate has a higher priority though due to it injecting outside the core shroud where Fire Water and Condensate Transfer would inject cold water directly on top of the core.

c. Plausible - The Core Spray system is the last source of makeup during an ATWS due to its injection of large quantities of cold unborated water injecting directly on the core.

D. Plausible - Fire Water and Condensate Transfer via Core Spray are one of the next sources of water in line for makeup due to their ability to be throttled. Feed and Condensate has a higher priority though due to it injecting outside the core shroud where Fire Water and Condensate Transfer would inject cold water directly on top of the core.

2621.845.0.01 B - RPV CONTROL-WITH ATWS Lesson Plan EWA-03055 - Given a copy of RPV Control, describe in detail each Learning step or conditional statement, including technical basis, and how to Objective/

perform each step as required.

References Provided Question Bank none I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRG Exams (ILT Onlv)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledoe 10CFR55 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I I 55.43b I

Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate 5

Exolanation orocedures durina normal, abnormal and emergency situations.

Justification for LORT questions with N/A KIA values<

3.0 OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 63 of 72 10 December 2015

Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID N/A PRA: No No.:

Safety 10 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 64 of 72 10 December 2015

. Points: 1.00 The plant was at rated power when a scram and an RPV isolation occurred. Present plant conditions are as follows:

Isolation Condenser A was being used for cooldown Both Isolation Condensers are currently in Standby ISOL CONDENSER A LEVEL indicates 7.2' and steady

• ISOL CONDENSER B LEVEL indicates 7.4' and steady ISOL COND A SHELL indicates 208 °F and lowering ISOL COND B SHELL indicates 89 °F and steady The following annunciators then alarmed 2 minute later:

• ISOL COND - COND AREA TEMP HI

• RADIATION MONITORS -AREA MON HI (ARM C3, ISOLATION COND AREA indicates 9 mr/hr)

• RB 6P LO The Operator reports:

• NO CHANGE in the Isolation Condenser shell level indications.

• RB 6P is -.14"w.g. and degrading .05"w.g. per minute Which of the following states the potential impact in the next 2 minutes from operators report and the required SRO direction?

Impact SRO Direction A Increase in dose to workers in the RB Isolate BOTH ICs IAW Secondary Containment Control EOP

8. Increase in dose to workers in the RB Isolate IC-A ONLY IAW Secondary Containment Control EOP C. Increase in offsite radioactivity release Isolate BOTH ICs IAW Radioactivity Release Control EOP

0. Increase in offsite radioactivity release Isolate IC-A ONLY IAW Radioactivity Release Control EOP Answer: A Answer Explanation I 2.3.14 - Knowledge of radiation or contamination hazards K&A that may arise during normal, abnormal, or emergency conditions or activities. (3.8)

Level: SRO Tier: 3 I Group:

General References sec EOP I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 65 of 72 10 December 2015

Correct Answer A Explaination A is correct and B is incorrect the plant was at rated power when a scram and RPV isolation occurred. With the MSIVs closed, Isolation Condenser is being used for cooldown {place in service, then remove, then place in service as required). The initial conditions given show that IC A was in service and is now back in standby. The provided annunciators, combined with no changes to the initial trends, show a steam leak into the RB in the vicinity of the Isolation Condensers in the RB: high area temperature (at max normal temperature of 160 °F), high radiation in the vicinity of the isolation condensers, and low RB AP. Entry into the Secondary Containment Control EOP is required. With a steam leak in the RB, Explanation dose to workers in the RB may rise. IAW the EOP, the leak should be isolated. Because the indications do not point to one condenser or the other as the leak source, both condensers should be isolated.

C and Dare Incorrect. The given indications are not indicative of a tube leak in an isolation condenser (shell water level rising, shell water temperature rising). The ARM, by itself, could be indicative of a tube leak. These indications (rising shell water level, rising shell water temperature, ARM) would require entry into the Radiological release EOP, which in this case is not required. A tube leak in a condenser could lead to an increase in offsite release. Although the actions are correct, the procedure guidance is not correct.

2621.845.0.11, Secondary Containment Control Lesson Plan SCC-3082, Using the Secondary Containment Control EOP, Learning evaluate the technical basis for each step and apply this Objective/ evaluation to determine the correct course of action under emergency conditions.

References Provided Question Bank none I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledoe 10CFR55 Content ss.41b I I ss.43b I 4 Radiation hazards that may arise during normal and abnormal 10CFR55 situations, including maintenance activities and various contamination Explanation conditions.

OCS OPS IL T 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 66 of 72 10 December 2015

EXAMINATION ANSWER KEY 14.:1NRC validation S.~O 2

• Justification for LORT questions with NIA KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID NIA PRA: No No.:

Safety 9 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 67 of 72 10 December 2015

24 Points: 1.00 The plant was at rated power. You are reviewing scheduled work for the following day. You note that the removal of CRD Pump NC08A from service for a scheduled PM places the Plant Status Risk Color in Red.

Which one of the following is correct regarding the scheduled removal of CRD Pump NC08A from service, IAWWC-OC-101-1001, On-Line Risk Management and Assessment?

A. Perform the activity around the clock.

B. Pre-stage all required parts and materials.

C. Identify all associated protected equipment.

D. CRD Pump NC08A cannot be removed from service as scheduled.

Answer: D Answer Explanation I 2.2.17 - Knowledge of the process for managing maintenance activities during power operations, such as risk assessments, work K&A prioritization, and coordination with the transmission system operator.

(3.8)

Level: SRO Tier: 3 I Group:

General References WC-OC-101-1001 I I Proposed Answer: D Explanation: The plant is at rated power when review of work activities shows that removal of a CRD Pump from service will change the plant status risk color to red. IAW the reference, a red risk condition is considered unacceptable and shall not be entered intentionally based on planned work activities. Therefore, removal of the CRD Pump shall not be allowed as planned.

Explanation A. Plausible - This is an activity associated with plant status risk colors when the risk is higher than Green (green being the lowest risk). This action is required for yellow risk.

B. Plausible - This is an activity associated with plant status risk colors when the risk is higher than Green (green being the lowest risk). This action is required for orange risk.

C. Plausible - This is an activity associated with plant status risk colors when the risk is higher than Green (green being the lowest risk). This action is required for vellow risk.

2612.DBIG.0011 - On-Line Risk and Shutdown Safety Management Lesson Plan Program Learning 2612.DBIG.0011 Describe the purpose of the On-Line Risk Objective/ Management and Assessment Program.

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 68 of 72 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 References none LORT: Open Provided Question Bank Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams (ILT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental x or Analysis Knowledi:ie 10CFR55 5 Content 55.41b I 55.43b 10CFR55 Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate Explanation procedures during normal, abnormal and emergency situations.

Justification for LORT questions with NIA KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID NIA PRA: No No.:

Safety 14 ~ ILT Function(s):

Category(s) NIA LJ LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 69 of 72 10 December 2015

E*AMINA:-fl,ONANSWER

. . ... . 14-1 N~C validStlor\ s~O 2 KEY The plant was at rated power when an event occurred. Present plant conditions are as follows:

• COND B FLOW HI POSSIBLE RUPTURE annunciator is in alarm

• SHELL B LVL HI/LO annunciator is in alarm

• ISOL CONDENSER B LEVEL indicates 9.5'

• Isolation Condenser B CANNOT be isolated

• RADIATION MONITORS- OFFGAS HI annunciator is in alarm

• RADIATION MONITORS - OFFGAS HI-HI annunciator is in alarm

• MAIN STEAM - RAD HI annunciator is in alarm

• MAIN STEAM LINE RAD MONITORS indicate> 3000 mr/hr

• RPS 1 and RPS 2 SCRAM SOLENOIDS lights are de-energized

• Several Area Radiation Monitors in the Reactor Building are reading slightly above their high setpoint

• The Site Emergency Director has declared a General Emergency - EAL (RG1, Radiological Effluent)

Which of the following actions is REQUIRED and what is the associated basis for the action?

A. Emergency Depressurize the RPV IAW the Radioactivity Release Control EOP in order to protect secondary containment integrity.

B. Emergency Depressurize the RPV IAW the Radioactivity Release Control EOP in order to reduce the release rate outside of the containments.

C. Depressurize the RPV to maintain the cooldown rate below 100 °F/hr IAW the RPV Control - No ATWS EOP, in order to reduce the driving head of the leak.

D. Depressurize the RPV to maintain the cooldown rate below 100 °F/hr IAW the RPV Control - No ATWS EOP, in order to avoid exceeding two maximum safe values in the secondary containment Answer: B Answer Explanation I 2.4.23 - Knowledge of the bases for prioritizing emergency procedure K&A implementation durinci emerciency operations. (4.4)

Level: SRO Tier: 3 I Group:

General References EOP User's Guide I I OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 70 of 72 10 December 2015

14-1 NRC validation SRO 2 Proposed Answer: B Explanation: The requirements to ED in the Rad Release EOP are:

indications of fuel damage, and a General Emergency declared due to offsite dose (which has been declared and provided). Therefore, ED is required IAW the Rad Release EOP. The EOP User's guide describes the basis for this action as minimizing the release rate and placing the RPV and attached primary systems in the lowest possible energy state to reduce the driving head and flow of any primary systems that are discharging outside the containments.

Explanation A. Plausible - This would be a correct basis for an ED if two max safe values were exceeded. The indications provided show a general rise in radiation levels in the reactor Building but not to the extent of max safe.

C. Plausible - No A TWS EOP does direct establishing a normal cooldown, but this is overridden by the need to perform an ED from other EOPs.

D. Plausible - No A TWS EOP does direct establishing a normal cooldown, but this is overridden by the need to perform an ED from other EOPs. Also, the basis listed corresponds to the Secondarv Containment Control EOP.

Lesson Plan 2621. 845.0.12 - Radioactivity Release Control LP RRC-02483 - Using procedure Radioactivity Release Control, Learning evaluate the technical basis for each step and apply this evaluation to Obiective/ determine the correct course of action under emergency conditions.

References Provided Question none Modified (from 907023)

I LORT: Open Source (New, Modified, Bank)

Previous 2 No NRC Exams OLT Only)

Memory or Cognitive Comprehension Level Fundamental or Analysis x

Knowledge 10CFR55 5 Content 10CFR55 55.41b I I 55.43b I

Assessment of facility conditions and selection of appropriate Explanation procedures durinci normal, abnormal and emerciencv situations.

Justification for LORT questions with N/A KIA values<

3.0 Time to 1-2 minutes Complete:

Point Value: 1 System ID No.:

NIA I PRA: j No I

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 71 of 72 1O December 2015

Safety 10 IOI ILT Function(s):

Category(s) N/A U LORT (LORT Only):

OCS OPS ILT 14-1 NEW EXAM Page: 72 of 72 10 December 2015