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| Issue date: | 06/06/1983 |
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AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER SERVICE CORPORATION 2 BROAOWAY NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10004 TECHNICAL REPORT TR-5364-1 REVISION 0 BOOK 1 OF 15 DONALD C. COOK NUCI.EAR GENERATING STATION ANALYSIS OF PRESSURIZER SAFETY/RELIEF VALVES DISCHARGE PIPING SYSTEM PER NUREG 0737, II ~ 0.1, UNIT 1 JUNE 6, 1983 N'TELEDYNE ENGINEERING SERVICES 130 SECOND AVENUE WALTHAM,MASSACHUSETTS 02254 61 7-890-3350
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A TELEDYNE Technical Report ENGINEERINQ SERVICES TR-5364-1 Revision 0 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Book 1 of 15
2.0 CONCLUSION
S 2-1 3.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION/DISCUSSION 3-1 4.0 THERMAL FLUIDS ANALYSIS 4-1 4.1 Introduction 4-1 4.2 RELAP Model 4 3 4.2.1 Pressurizer Conditions 4-3 4.2.2 Valve Modeling 4-4 4.2.3 Discharge Piping 4-5 4.2.4 quench Tank 4-5 4.3 RELAP Model Control Volumes 4-16 4.4 quarter Model 4-26 4.5 Unit 1 PORV Model 4-'36 4.5. 1 Condensate Modeled Case 4-36 4.5.2 ,PORV Modeled Transient 4-36 4.6 Valve Flow Rate Calculation 4-40 4.6.1 SV Flow Rate 4-41 4.6.2 PORV Flow Rate 4-.42 4.7 RELAP Plots 4-45 4.7.1 Unit 1 - Condensate/Steam Case 4 46 4.7.2 Unit 1 - 400o Solid Liquid Case 4-166 4.7.3 quarter Model - Cold Loop Seal/Steam Case 4-244 4.8 Force Time History Plots Book 2 of 15 4-260 4.8.1 Unit 1 - Condensate/Steam Case 4-261 4.8.2 Unit 1 - 400o Solid Liquid Case 4-320 4.8.3 quarter Model - Cold Loop Seal/Steam Case 4-392 4.9 RELAP Input 4-420 4.9.1 PORV Condensate/Steam 4-421 4.9.2 Condensate/Steam Restart 4-439 4.9.3 PORV Solid 400o Liquid 4-448 4.9.4 PORV Solid 400o Liquid Restart 4-467 4.9.5 SV Cold Loop Seal (quarter Model) 4-472
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)i TELEDYNE Techni ca 1 Report ENQINEERINQ SERVICES TR-5364-1 Revision 0 TABLE OF CONTENTS Continued PAGE 4.10 REP IPE Input 4-478 4.10.1 Unit 1 - Model Section A 4-479 4.10.2 Unit 1 - Model Section B '-489 4.10.3 Unit 2 - (quarter Model) 4-496 4.11 APPENDIX A 5.0 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS Book 3 of 15 5-1 5.1 Deadweight Analysis 5-2 5.2 Thermal Analysis 5-2 5.3 Seismic Analysis 5-2 5.4 Force/Time History Analysis 5-7 5.4.1 PORV Transient 5-7 5.4.2 SV Transient 5-8 6.0 ANALYTICAL RESULTS 6-1 6.1 Stress Su@nary 6-1 6.1.1 Equation A-1 Stresses 6-6 6.1.2 Equation A-2 Stresses 6-17 6.1.3 Equation B-1 Stresses 6-28 6.1.4 Equation B-2 Stresses 6-39 6.1.5 Equation B-3 Stresses 6-50 6.1.6 Equation C-1 Stresses 6-61 6.2 Support Loads 6-72 6.3 Valve Accelerations 6-105 6.3.1 DBE Seismic Valve Accelerations 6-106 6.3.2 PORV Transient Shock Valve Accelerations 6-110 6.4 Nozzle Loads 6-114 6.5 Valve Loads 6-120 6.6 Miscellaneous Calculations 6-126 6.6.1 Thermal Boundary Displ acements 6-127 6.6.2 OBE Spectra 6-133 6.6.3 DBE Spectra 6-140 7.0 DRAWINGS 7-1
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-A-TELEDYNE Technical Report TR-5364-1 ENQlNEERING SERVfCES Revision 0 1.0 . INTRODUCTION American Electric Power Service Corporation {AEP), purchase order number 02676-820-1N, authorized Teledyne Engineering Services (TES) to analyze the Pressurizer Safety/Relief Valve Discharge Piping per NRC NUREG-0737, Item II. D.1, for the Donald C. Cook Nuclear Power Plant, Unit Pl.
This activity was performed in accordance with the TES (}uality Assurance program which meets the requirements of 10CFR50, Appendix B, and ANSI N45.2.11 as interpreted by Regulatory Guide 1.64, Revision 2.
The scope of work for this effort is described in detail in Teledyne Engineering Services Technical Proposal PR-5653 {Reference 1), dated May 4, 1981 and modified as stated in AEP letter dated November 29, 1982, from Mr. Sam Ulan (AEP) to,Mr. L. B. Semprucci (TES) and in AEP letter from Mr. Sam Ulan (AEP) to Mr.
P. D. Harrison (TES) dated March 15, 1983 (References 2 and 3).
The majority of the analysis was performed after the receipt of AEP letters dated November 29, 1982 and March 15, 1983 (References 2 and 3), which were issued after more complete information was available from,the EPRI data.
This analysis was performed using l ar ge di g ital computer programs supplemented with any necessary hand calculations. The RELAP5 MOD1 Cycle 14 computer program was used to do the thermal fluid transient analysis. The structural analysis, for all loading conditions, was done utilizing the TMRSAP computer program.
'he size of the pressuri zer safety/relief valve discharge piping system was so large that the computer models, for both RELAP and TMRSAP, strained the limits of the programs. This condition necessitated multiple RELAP runs in order to execute the thermal fluid transient analysis for the appropriate length of time.
For the structural analysis it was necessary to expand the core of the TMRSAP pr ogram in order to avoid an overconservative overlap analysis.
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S The analysi s performed by TES on the Pres suri zer Saf ety/Rel i ef Val ve Discharge Piping System indicates that all criteria of NRC NUREG-0737, Item II.D.1 is met for normal and upset (PORV discharge) conditions and is not met for the emergency (SV discharge) condition.
Evaluation of normal and upset conditions required structural analysis for deadweight, thermal, OBE seismic, and PORV transient shock loading conditions.
Details of the various loadings considered are provided in Section 5.
Based on preliminary SV thermal hydrodynamic transient analysis, excessive loads and stresses were anticipated and, therefore, it was decided; for economic reasons, that a quarter model SV thermal tr ansient analysis (RELAP5) should be performed to check the adequacy of the system for the emergency condition. In addition, due to the similarities of the Unit 1 and Unit 2 geometries, it was determined that the results of one unit could be considered applicable to the other unit. The quarter model consisted of the piping from the pressurizer, through valve SV-45C, and continuing down to the quench tank, for Unit 2. The SV transient analysis considered only the effect of valve SV-45C opening. The results of the quarter model analysis indicated substantial failure of the entire quarter model geometry. Considering that TES is required to analyze for the simultaneous opening of all thr ee SV valves (Reference 3), which is a more severe loading condition, it is evident that the quarter model analysis is sufficient to prove the failure, for the emergency condition, of both Units 1 and 2.
Therefore, this report for Unit 1 contains no analysis or results for the SV thermal condition or the SV thermal transient shock condition. Results of the SV quarter model analysis performed for Unit 2 are contained in the Unit 2 report, TES Technical Report TR-5364-2 (Reference 6).
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TR-5364-1 Revision 0 2-2 Section 6 contains a stress sumary of all node points, a summary of support loads, valve acceleration calculations, a sumary of pressurizer and quench tank nozzle loads, and a listing of the moments on the end of each valve for all loading conditions. It should be noted that valves NRV-151, NRV-152, NM0-151, NM0-152, NMO-153 are in excess of the veritical acceleration criteria of 2g for the
'nd PORV thermal shock transient condition. These values are considered acceptable per the approval given by AEP in their letter of May 26, 1983 from Mr. Sam Ulan of AEP to Mr. P. D. Harrison of TES (Reference 7).
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The "Discharge" piping constitutes a very large system resulting in a large computer model. The size and geometrical complexity, which is due mainly to the sweeping curves around the pressurizer, complicates the modification effort in addition to causing longer run times..
Modification of this complex system, to attempt to secu're satisfactory "Safety Valve Discharge" results, is limited to draining the SV loop seals.
Heating the loop seals is not a viable "fix" because of the size of the loops.
These long loops contain sufficient quantity of water such that on SV Discharge, the water seal does not "flash" completely enough to reduce the very high loads caused by the water slug. Modification to the support system is also a poor option because of the very limited space in the annulus around the pressurizer, which makes construction very difficult.
Another aspect of the system that could be improved is the setting of the constant spring supports. During the data extraction of the deadweight analysis results, it was observed that the supports in the PORV loop area were causing significant upward displacements of the piping system, as detailed'in Section'.2.
The stresses in these regions are high and, although they do not exceed the allowable, they could be r educed by re-adjustment of the spring settings.
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-A TELEDYNE Technical Report TR-5364-1 4-1 ENGINEERING SERVICES Revision 0 4.0 THERMAL FLUIDS ANALYSIS 4.1 Introduction The following analysis determines the fluid forces which act on the pressurizer safety and relief valve discharge piping of the American Electric Power Donald C. Cook Nuclear power Plant, Units 1 and 2. These forces are generated by the sudden opening of the pressurizer safety and relief valves during one or more of the pressurizer transients described in the AEP supplied 1982 letter to TES.
These forces, the resulting stresses they apply to the piping system, the resulting loads they impose on'the pipe supports, and the loads they transmit to the safety and relief valves became of increased concern as a result of the incident at Three Mile Island.
Following the Three Nile Island incident, the NRC issued NUREG 0578 and NUREG 0737 which required that each utility determine the effect of safety/
relief valve operation upon the valve and the discharge piping. An elaborate progr am involving both testing and analysis was established under the general management of the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI). Intensive testing of safety and ~elief valves was performed at several locations across the country.
A full scale model of the pressurizer and discharge piping was built at Combustion Engineering in Connecticut.'imultaneously, an analytical program was initiated to choose and test a computer program which would predict the fluid forces; RELAP5 MODl was chosen. This is the latest in the family of RELAP programs developed at the Idaho National Fngineer ing Laboratory.
In this analysis, TES has used RELAP5 MOD1 Version 2.11 as it is made available through Control Data Corp with a post-processor, REPIPE version 3.10, which calculates the fluid forces .
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BEGIN, REI AP5, R5N2, INPUT=INPUTFILE, SCM=377000B The computer analysis procedure for the thermal analysis portion is included in Appendix A.
RELAP5 calculates hydrodynamic data for control volumes in each segment of pipe. REPIPE then takes this data and defines two force time histories for a segment. One set of inlet junction forces, the other outlet junction forces.
SAP2SAP adds these force time histories. Finally, one force time history for each segment of axial, unbalanced loads is analyzed structurally.
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3 inch, 12 inch SCH 40 4 inch, 6 inch SCH 40S 4 inch SCH 120 3 inch, 6 inch SCH 160 Friction factors for 1.5 D or short radius bends and reducers were taken from technical paper 8410 by Crane. Calculations of these losses and constants are included in Appendix A. Segment lengths used are listed in Figures 4.2.1 and 4.2.2 for both models. The discharge piping defines segments with segments described as straight sections from elbow to elbow, valve to elbow, etc.
Also, a listing of RELAP5 input is included in this report. The SRV model is modeled from one safety valve to the quench tank. This was determined to be an adequate representation of safety discharge piping for both units and will subsequently be referred to as "The Quarter Model". The Quarter Model is modeled utilizing Unit 2's geometry.'.2.4 The Quench Tank was modeled in two parts: the sparger and the tank itself. The Quench Tank is modeled using cylindrical volumes containing water and air. The volume si zes are equal to quench tank volumes provided on Westinghouse Dwg. No. 110E272.
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The D.C. Cook Units 1 and 2 pressuri zers have three safety valves each with a loop seal larger than the C.E. test facility loop seal. Therefore, it was decided to make a small RELAP model of the D.C. Cook Safety Valve discharge line. This model contains one safety valve (SV45C) including its loop seal piping and its discharge piping through arc level 669'-2" up to, but not including, the quench tank. This model would be less expensive to run than the full three valve model.
The results of this small (quarter Model) confirmed our suspicion that the cold loop seal case would fail. It also allowed us to make a paremetric study of loop seal temperature in loads as is shown below. Only the steam discharge proved to be acceptable, therefore, TES has recomnened to drain the loop seals.
Loop Seal Loop Seal Temperature Position of Valve Opening Max Load Condition oF Loo Seal Time Sec LBF Col d 141o Upstream 0.010 115,000 Col d 141o Downstream 0.010 174,000 Hot 350o Upstream 0.010 156,000 Hot 350o Upstream 0.090 109,000 Hot 350o Upstream 0.130 124,000 Hot (Sat. 650o Upstream 0. 090 38,000, Water )
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As specified in American Electric Power's letter of November 29, 1982, referring to PORV transient conditions, the following cases were modeled:
Case Transient Condensate/Steam Discharge 400o Solid Liquid Discharge 4.5.1 The way in which the condensate/steam case loopseal was to be modeled was decided by using two methods on a small sample model.
a~ Low equality Steam Loop Seal (Saturated Conditions)
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A low quality steam loop seal produced oscillatory mass flow rates through the valve. These oscillations were severe enough to cause rejection of this model and to choose the solid condensate case. These oscillations are the result of numerical instabilities in RELAP s choking correlation. This is due to the severe change in sonic velocities in the transition range between subcooled water and steam.
4.5.2 Both cases (loop seal and 400oF solid liquid discharge) were modeled and run on RELAP and REPIPE. The resulting force time histories were compared. It was not clear at this level which case was more severe. Therefore, the force time histories for both cases were input to the structural program. It could then be seen that the 400oF solid water discharge condition was the governing case.
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In the 400oF subcooled water case, the reason for the flow rate oscillation was more obscure. At approximately .400 seconds the flow suddenly decreases approximately 30 Ibm/sec in lmsec.
This can be seen in Section 4.7.2. A careful review of the RELAP output did not reveal a good physical reason for such behavior. Reasons for such behavior could be
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- 2. A build up of back pressure in the discharge line which will cause the valve flow rate to'uddenly decrease..
- 3. A sudden decrease in pressure in the pressurizer boundary condition which would result in reduced-flow.
All these things were checked to see if they were possible sources of the flow rate fluctuation. But the review indicated that they were not the source of the problem.
r< TELEDYNE Technical Report TR-5364-1 4-38 ENGlNEERING SERVlcES Revision 0 A partial tabulation of this review is shown below:
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The pressure increases upstream which corresponds to a sudden reduction in flow area. However, the flow area increases it does not decrease.
The pressurizer time dependent volume does not exhibit any sudden change in pressure which would correspond to this flow change.
Past experience with the RELAP programs has shown problems with subcooled water and low quality steam flow. These problems have manifested themselves as severe oscillations in the flow rate. It is our opinion that the results from the RELAP run are highly conservative and overpredict the fluid forces.
Technical Report A TELEDYNE TR-5364-1 ENGlNEERlNQ SERVlCES Revision 0 4-39 Mhen the fluid forces from this RELAP run are combined with the seismic, deadweight, and thermal expansion loads, the allowables were slighlty exceeded. Since the principal fluid loads appear to be a result of an instability in the flow rate predicted by RELAP and not a result of an actual physical phenomena, it was decided that these loads were overly conservative and could justifiably be reduced by 20K. 'he fluid forces presented in Section 4.8 and elsewhere in Section 4.0 are the as calculated loads and have not been reduced by 2(C.
It should be noted that an alternative modeling practice that could have been employed in the solution of this problem would have been to make the PORV valves time dependent junctions and specify the valve flow rate. Had this been done, the flow rate oscillation and their resulting forces would never have occurred,
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Rate Calculated For Steam Bore Area Opening Valve T e LBM/HR 9 3X Accom. ~IN~ Time Sec C~ros b 523,332 435,000 3.6 in2 0.010 Safety Relief (Ref. 18)
Val ve Masoneilan 199,000 1.0 Op d (Ref. 16)
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,= 4.6.1 The valve flow rates used in RELAP analysis of the SRVs were obtained by increasing the ASME rated flow by 15K; l(C to consider the ASME underating of the theoretical flow and 5X to cover tolerances. TES flow rate calculations are included in Figure 4.6.1.
= 51.5A (1.03P + 14.7)(.9)(.975)C (Ref. 17) where:
= rated flow coefficients:
1.03 - applies 3X accumulation 0.975 - valve flow coefficient 0.9 - represents theoretical flow rate reduced 1(C to equal ASME rating The equation TES uses to calculate the valve flow rate is Wmax = 1.05 x 51.5A (1.03P + 14.7)C(0.975)
This is an increase of 15K above the ASME rated flow as explained above.
-ri-TELEDYNE ENGINEERING SERVICES Technical Report 4-42 TR-5364-1 Revision 0 4.6.2 The Masoneilan PORV maximum flow rate for steam was taken from the EPRI Safet and Relief Valve Test Re ort as 199,000 ibm/hr (Table 4.5.1-1b).
A valve opening time of 1.0 seconds is used based on total valve opening times of all Masoneilan valves tested listed in Table 4.5.2-1. Since full open times averaged 2.76 seconds, with a minimum value of 1.64 seconds, TES has assumed 10(C opening in 1.0 second, because independent testing has shown that flow is not always directly proportional to stem travel. Most often full flow is obtained before full stem travel. 8ecause 1 second is a very long opening time, this was not considered overly conservative.
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Correct peaks and times at which they occur are listed with each trace.
Plot Set Tr ansi ent 4.7.1 Unit 1 Condensate/Steam Case 4.7.2 Unit 1 400o Solid Liquid Case 4.7.3 quarter Model Cold Loop Seal/Steam Case A RELAP volume schemati c precedes each plot set.
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