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Vols 1-3 of Rev 1 to McGuire Nuclear Station Unit 1 Probabilistic Risk Assessment
	ML17262B227
Person / Time
Site:	McGuire
Issue date:	11/30/1991
From:	; DUKE POWER CO.
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The purpose of this Specification is to describe'

'the requirements for a 125 volt d-c battery for ungrounde "operation and two static battery charging rectifiers.

The battery and battery charger, shall be complete in all respects and be furnished.&th all required accessories, whether or not they are detailed therein.

The battery &11 be used for the auxiliary and control power supply, and starting emergency motor loads encountered in a nuclear generating station.

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125 volt, 60 cell iron;clad or lead-calcium pasted plate type.

The jars shall be of heat-resistant, shock-absorbing transparent plastic of uniform thickness.

High and low electrolyte level lines shall be permanently marked on all four sides of the jars.

Ample sediment space shall be provided.

Cells shall be vented and provided, with permanent leakproof concealed 1

plastic cover with bayonet type vent plug so constructed as to allow escape of gases but preclude the escape of electrolyte spray.

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All equipment shall complv with currently applicable standards and rules of the United States of America Standards Institute, The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, the National Electrical Manufacturer's Association, in the above order of preference.

4 The battery will be located indoors in a ventilated room with an ambient temperature range of 10 C to 40 C.

Under emergency conditions, the battery will be subject to an 8 hour9.259259e-5 days 0.00222 hours 1.322751e-5 weeks 3.044e-6 months duty cycle as follows:

l000 amperes for the first minute.

1200 amperes for the next minute.

622 amperes for the next 58 minutes.

SERVICE REQUIREkKNTS and 72 amperes 172 amperes for the next 6 hours6.944444e-5 days 0.00167 hours 9.920635e-6 weeks 2.283e-6 months 59 minutes for the last minute.

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Positive and negatiie'lates

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shall be designed and constructed to have equal life.

The plates shall be so reinforced and have ample strength to retain their shape and have the necessary conducting material with low internal resistance to carry the current to or from all parts of the plate under.all operating conditions.

Separators shall be impervious to the chemical action within the cell, provide proper spacing and insulation between the plates and permit free circulation of electrolyte.

The battery shall be furnished complete with electro-lyte and fully charged, and its specific gravity should be at 'least 1.2.

The battery shall have a guaranteed life of at least 20 years when maintained as recaanended by the manufacturer.

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Vendor w:ll supply all intercell connectors and bolts made of lead-plat~~

copper and of adequate construction and current carrying capacity.

The connectors'nd bolts must be designed to withstand a sustained one hour current of 700 amperes and 100 amperes continuously with a temperature rise of no more 0

0 than 10 C above an ambient temperature of 25 C.

Intercell connectors shall provide a minimum of 1/2 inch spacing between cells.

The in-terior connection arrangement shall be subject to Purchaser's

approval, The terminal cells shall be provided with connectors for Purchaser's 2,

1/c - 750 Mcm copper cables per terminal, CONNECTORS AND TERMINALS 7.

The battery shall be mounted on earthquakeproof single tier racks supplied by the Vendor, made of steel rails and properly insulated and painted and properly supported.

The racks shall be designed to permit mounting of th battery in a 25 x 37 ft battery room.

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be furnish!d complete with mounting pads

<<nd cell numbers, The rack parts shall be properly identified for easy assembiv by Purch~ser, Tlute numbers shall be affixed to the cells.

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The battery shall be shipped with any and all BATTERY

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This shall include, but not be limited to two connector bolt wrenches, vent-mounted hydrometer syringe, portable hydrometer syringe, vent-mounted compensated

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The regulating eq>>ipmv nt shall not cnntai>>

vac>>>>m t>>he devices. All rect) fiers, transformers and reactY rs shall b(

Y f the dry type.

The battery'harger shall be capable of furnishing flnatsng, equalizing and fast charge in accordance with the battery manufacturers'eeommenlatlo s.

The ch-rger shall be complete <<1th d-c ammeter, voltmeter, d-c Aoltag2 adjusting controls, a-c supply indicating lights, 3 pnle a-> circ>>it breaker having 30,000 amperes "rms asymmetrical interrupt i>; capacity for the input and 2-pole d-a circuit breaker having inte> upting capacity capable to interrupt the short circuit current of thp battery at its terminal, All the in-strunlents and controls sha'e accessible and visible from the front of the panel.

The rectify. >g diodes sha 11 be protected adequately against switching surges

<,bused by switching of inductive devices',

All the instr>>ments shall 3e oi'% accuracy or better.

BATTERY CHARGER Each charf r sha) l be a

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relays, ti>s:rs, etc to prevent false operation, and for the protection nf the ch ter itself.

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load to full load for -1Ã e-c voltage and -2X frequency line variation.

The unfiltered ou'tput ripple shall not be more then the normal N RMS

level, The input voltage will be 440 volt, 3 phase, 3 wire~ 60 cps.

Two 2;5X taps above and below this voltage shall be furnished.

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'harger shall be able to restore battery full charge in 12 hours1.388889e-4 days 0.00333 hours 1.984127e-5 weeks 4.566e-6 months after an emergency discharge.

The Battery chargers and their auxiliary devices shall be assembled in a free standing sheet metal cubicle.

All external connections will be made at the top or bottom, The 0

charger shall operate without any artificial ventilation in 40 C

ambient temperature.

Finish shall be ASA-61.

All relays, meters, switches, etc, shall be clearly identified by a black background, white lettered multilayer name-plate.

The engraving shall be covered with a non-fading plasti" layer to prevent dust, etc to collect in the grooves.

The in-scription shell describe the function of the device, The efficiency of the charger shall be 901 at 1007. rated d-c amperes output.

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The battery chargers shall be equipped with the 24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months timer.

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The relays shell be supplied with two contacts closing on abnormal conditions for connection to Purchaser's alarm circuits.

The contacts shall be rated

1. 0 ampere 120 volts d-c.

All the alarms shall be provided with panel mounted local indicating lights.

All external control connections shall be terminated in terminal block GE-EB-5.

BATTERY CHARGER ACCESSORIES (Cont'd)

Seller shall guarantee that the equipment meets satisfactorily and successfully the listed requirements under the specified conditions, Expected life span, and guaranteed life span shall be supplied by the Vendor.

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The assembled battery, its components and accessories shall be subject to factory tests.

Materials, apparatus and tests shall be subject to inspection by an authorized representative of the Pur'chaser.

These tests and inspections may be made during any stage of manufacture and equipment found unsatisfactory as tc workmanship or material will be rejected.

Inspection or waiving of inspection by Purchaser shall not relieve Seller of his ob'.igation to furnish equipment in accordance with the intent of this specification, INSPECTION AND TESTS 13.

The battery cells and battery charger shall be shipped SHIPMENT completely assembled and charged unless otherwise specified.

Equipment shall be properly packed and crated for protection in transit.

Seller shall be responsible for and make good at his expense any and all damage due to improper preparation for shipment.

Each piece in the shipment shall be marked with Purchaser's order and item number.

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...INST1UJCTIQl Purchaser is a single direct reading reproducible of each dravtng'f no lesser quality than ualbanised" sepia or "aut'opositive" oa'r extra thin paper able to produce clear and legible prints; it should be noted that ordinary "sepia" or similar process reproduciblcs arc not acceptable.

The reproducible shall be made 3 inches longer than the original dravings vith the 3-inch cxten'sion on the right side of the sheet.

e hll reprodueibles anat be subeitted rolled(not dolded) on the outside of regular mailing tubes, except for small sires capable of being mailed unfolded in an envelope with a cardboard ba'cking.

Reproducibles shall be forvarded in the most expeditious

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Mr R B Harvey, c/o Central File, Room 200,'Two Rector Street, Ncv York, New York 10006.

Letter of transmittal shall include the following items of identifying information:

1 - Engineering Order Ide'ntificatfon Number GE-5385 2 - Purchase Contract Number 3 - Seller 's Drawing Number Purchaser will return to Seller one (1) print of the reproducible either:

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Stamped "approved" or, (b) Marked up with "contents."

In case (a) two (2) fu'rther reproducibles are required by purchaser.

Zn ease (b) Seller shail correot his ~oui inal drauints to conform to the caaments made by Purchaser and submit three (3) new reproducibles within two (2) ~eeks after the marked-up coament print was received.

Seller shell furnish two sets nf positive reading mylar reproducibles and six (6) complete sets or at Seller's option, forty-one (41) copies of instruction books, If the instruction books contain photographs or multicolor prints and the Seller elect ~'o supply reproducibles, the 41 copies of aforementioned photographs and multicolor prints shall be supplied.

Preferred drawing sixes to be 28" x 34"

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Specification for electrolyte.

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Specific gravity of electrolyte at 25 C,

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Volume of electrolyte per cell.

Weight per cell, vith and vithout electrolyte, Total net veight of battery, including rack.

Total shipping veight.

Cell dimensions, outline draving.

Rack dimensions, outline draving.

Battery to be shipped, vhether dry or fil1ed.

Battery to be shipped >> vhether charged or uncharged, Time battery can be stored.dry vithout charging.

Time battery cen be left vithout charging if shipped filled.

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List of equipment and recommended spare parts.

Estimated salvage value.

Method used in ca 1cu lating life.

List of material to be.provided under the contract.

and for the battery charger the folloving data:

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Dear Mr. Place:

The attached sheet shows the calculations used to determine the battery size necessary to meet your specified duty cycle load profile.

The actual ampere hour drain seen by the bat'.ery during the 8 hour9.259259e-5 days 0.00222 hours 1.322751e-5 weeks 3.044e-6 months duty cycle is 1207 AH. An LCU-17 type battery, with an 8 hour9.259259e-5 days 0.00222 hours 1.322751e-5 weeks 3.044e-6 months capacity rating of 1200 ampere hours, would almost satisfy this energy, requirement if discharged at its 8 hour9.259259e-5 days 0.00222 hours 1.322751e-5 weeks 3.044e-6 months rate of 150 amperes.

However; the non-)inepr nature of the duty cycle. with high current drain during the first hour period will be the determinuig criterion for sizing the battery.

A larger battery such as an LCU-21 with an 8 hour9.259259e-5 days 0.00222 hours 1.322751e-5 weeks 3.044e-6 months rating of 1500 ampere hours 'would easily satisfy the first hour energy requirements (excluding the initial 2 second load of 2987 amperes) with capacity to spare for the,

balance of the 8 hour9.259259e-5 days 0.00222 hours 1.322751e-5 weeks 3.044e-6 months period.

Even this size cell, however, would not sup-ply the initial inrush current surge of 2987 amperes for 2 seconds.

To satisfy this load an even larger cell, an LCU-27 with an 8 hour9.259259e-5 days 0.00222 hours 1.322751e-5 weeks 3.044e-6 months capacity of 1950 ampere hours, is required.'. Thus the 2 second load requirement is the factor that determines the actual battery size.

It will, of course, be capable of maintaining the final seven hour energy requirement for an

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Attached also are two copies of the cell voltage and plate potential readings taken on the subject batterics o>> 10-19-72.

They indicate all cells to be in a normal healthy condition.

~If you have further questions relative to the Millstone 81 battery, please do not hesitate to call nie.

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