ML18081A884
| ML18081A884 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Salem |
| Issue date: | 01/08/1980 |
| From: | Public Service Enterprise Group |
| To: | |
| Shared Package | |
| ML18081A883 | List: |
| References | |
| PROC-800108, NUDOCS 8001110442 | |
| Download: ML18081A884 (8) | |
Text
t SALEI GENERATING STATI~
PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS COMPANY ELECTRIC PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT PROCEDURE APPROVAL COVER SHEET PROCEDURE:
PD-15.7.016 SECURING DEMINERALIZER OPERATIONS AND DE-WATERING REMARKS:
SORC STA. MGR.
REV SUBMITTED APPKmD REVIEWED APPROVED REVIEWED APPROVED RL5wd-~
7 q ~l.~=1' ~I&
~ li(i/£.. 10-B' ldf.J :t:e. ~ (2/L~
0
//). ~ *I II\\.
~
I
/
8001110
SALEM GENERATING STATION Purpose RaMation Protection e Instruction SECURING DEMINERALIZER OPERATIONS AND DE-WATERING PD-15.7.016 PAGE 1 OF 7 REVISION o
This procedure describes the proper securing operations and de-watering procedures to be followed for the Chem-Nuclear 10, 195, and 300 cubic feet demineralizer units.
Apparatus/Material..
- 1.
Chem-Nuclear demineralizer units - 10, 195 and 300 cubic feet.
- 2.
Chem-Nuclear skid mounted pumping system. (TEPS)
- 3.
Rad waste collection/storage tanks.
Prerequisites
- 1.
Insure compressed air (at least 90 psig) is available.
- 2.
Verify at least one flow path to a drain suitable for handling contaminated liquids in the event of leakage is available.
Precautions
- 1. Filter and demineralizer vessels are haav-y.
Proper rigging and handling techniques must be followed.
- 2.
Special care must be excercised when handling radioactive materials to minimize personnel exposure, prevent overexposures and to prevent the spread of contamination.
- 3.
Strict adherence to all applicable Radiation Exposure Permits and any;other established Radiation Protection requirements is mandatory.
- 4.
Verify hose connections are secure and properly routed prior to put-ting any water through system.
l I
SALEM GENERATING STATION Ra ation Protection Instruction SECURING DEMINERALIZER OPERATIONS AND DE-WATERING PD-15.7.016 PAGE 2 OF 1 REVISION o
Procedure A.
Securing Systems Which Have 10 ft3 Filtration Units or 10 ft 3 Demin-eralizer Units Installed. (Use attachment 1 as a guide to system piping).
- 1.
Secure the_pump(s) supplying waste to the TEPS but maintain a flow path for treated waste open until the system has been se-cured.
- 2.
Observe flow rate and inlet pressure on FM-1 (System Inlet Flow Rate), PI-1 (System Inlet Pressure), and when flow and pressure fall to near zero or stabilize, shut WS-1 (System Inlet Isolation).
Follow step 3 or 4 below as applicable.
- 3.
If the system is to be shut down a.nd neither of the uni ts are to be removed, observe outlet pressure on PI-6 (Deroin Outlet Pressure).
When pressure stabilizes, shut DM-2 (De-water Pump Bypass).
The system has now been secured.
- 4.
If the system is to be shut down and a filtration or demineralizer unit is to be removed, adjust SA-1 (Filter/Demineralizer Service Air Regulator) to 20 psi and slowly open SA-3 (Service Air to Filter Inlet) and observe pressure indicators, PI-2 (Filter In-let Pressure), PI-5 (Filter Inlet Pressure), and PI-6 (Deroin Out-let Pressure).
NOTE:
If filter inlet pressure is not greater than demin outlet, air pressure may be increased to 30 psi using SA-1 Filter/Demin-eralizer Service Air Regulator, provided the differential pressure across either unit does not exceed 20 psi.
Continue the air flow until the water has been replaced BY air as in-dicated by periodically opening DM-5 (System Outlet Sample) and noting the absence of water from the sample line, then shut SA-3 (Service Air to Filter Inlet) and when pressure sta-bilizes, shut DM-2 (De-water Pump Bypass) and open FT-1 (Filter Outlet Sample) to relieve any residual pressure.
The system has now been secured and de-watered. (Sup. witness; Doc. on check-off sheet)
SALEM GENERATING STATION Ralation Protection 41 Instruction SECURING DEMINERALIZER OPERATIONS AND DE-WATERING PD-15.7.016 PAGE 3 OF 1 REVISION ° B.
Securing Systems Which Have 10 ft 3 Filtration Units and 195 ft 3 and 300 ft3 Demineralizer Units Installed.
- 1.
Secure the pump(s) supplying waste to the TEPS but maintain the
.flow path for treated waste open until the system has been secured.
- 2.
Observe flow rate and inlet pressure on FM-l *(System Inlet Flow Rate) and PI-1 (System Inlet Pressure).
When flow and pressure fall to ne*ar zero pr stabilize, shut WS-1 (System Inlet Isolation) and continue operating the de-watering pump until the pump looses suction, then secure the pump by shutting PR-1 (Service Air to De-water Pump Flow Regulator) and follow step B.3, B.4 or B.5 be-low as applicable.
- 3.
If the system is to be shut down and neither of the units are to be removed, shut DM-3 De-water Pump Outlet Isolation.
The sys-tem is secured.
- 4.
If the system is to be shut down and the filtration unit is to be removed, adjust SA-1 (Filter/Demineralizer Service Air Reg-ulator) to 20 psi and slowly open SA-3 (Service Air to Filter Inlet}and continue the air flow until the water has been replaced by air as indicated by periodically opening FT-1 (Filter Outlet Sample) and noting the absence of water from the sample line then shut SA-3 (Service Air to Filter Tnlet) and when pressure sta-bilizes, shut FT-2 (Filter Outlet Isolation) and open WS-4 (Sys-tem Inlet Sample Valve) to relieve any residual pressure.
The system has been secured unless the 195 ft3/300 ft3 demin unit is to be removed, in which case go to step 5 below. (Sup. witness; Doc. on check-off sheet)
- 5.
Establish or verify the following valve positions:
SW-3 Primary Grade Water to Deroin Outlet Closed DM-1 Dewater Pump Inlet Isolation Open DM-2 Dewater Pump Bypass Closed DM-3 Dewater Pump Outlet Isolation Closed DM-5 System Outlet Sample Closed SA-2 Service Air to Demin Inlet Closed
SALEM GENERATING STATION SA-3 SA-4 FT-1 FT-2 VT-3 iation Protection Instruction SECURING DEMINERALIZER OPERATIONS AND DE-WATERING Service Air to Deroin Outlet Service Air Isolation Filter Outlet Sample Filter Outlet Isolation Deroin Inlet Vent PD-15.7.016 PAGE 4 OF 1 REVISION o
Closed Closed Closed Closed
- 6.
Verify that water from the dewatering operation is aligned to a liquid Rad.Waste storage tank.
- 7.
Open DM-3 (Dewater Pump Outlet Isolation)
- 8.
Valve in air to the pump oy opening SA-I (Service Air Isolation Valve) and adjust Pump Pressure Regulator PR-1 to establish a de-watering flow rate of approximately 15 gpm.
Continue pumping for two hours, increasing the pump rate to approximately 3 Strokes/
second when the pump begins to draw air.
This will de-water the inner annulus.
- 9.
Close FT-2 (Filter Outlet Isolation Valve) and PR-1 (Service Air to De-water Pump Flow Regulator Valve}.
- 10.
Open FT-1 (Filter Outlet Sample Valve) to drain the Demineralizer feed leg.
- 11.
Connect the Deroineralizer Unit outlet hose to the de-watering leg of the outer annulus of the demin vessel and open PR-1 (Service Air to De-Water Pump Flow Regulator Valve).
Continue pumping.for two hours, with an initial de-watering flow rate of approximately 15 gpm.
Increase the pump rate to approximately 3 stroke~/second when the pump begins to draw air. (Sup. witness1 Doc. on check-off sheet)
- 12.
Close SA-4 (Service Air to Deroin Inlet Valve)
- 13.
Close PR-1 (Service Air to De-water Pump Flow Regulator Valve).
- 14.
Close DM-3 (De-water Pump Outlet Isolation Valve).
- 15.
Prior to transportation or after a 12 hour1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> stand repeat steps 5 thru 14 by connecting demineralizer connections as indicated in attachment 1, but only pump for l hour on each annulus. (Sup. wit-nes*s: Doc. on cfieck~off s-heet)
- 16.
Measure the water level in the center annulus standpipe.
If this
J SALEM Ra ation Protection -
PD-15.7.016 GENERATING Instruction STATION SECURING DEMINERALIZER AND DE-WATERING OPERATIONS PAGE s OF 7 REVISION o level exceeds 2 inches, the unit contains more than 1% free standing water.
Additional corrective action will be required to reduce the water below 2 inches.
Contact Rad Waste Coordin-a tor.
(Inspec'tion Irold QC}
- 17.
Disconnect the inlet, outlet and vent connectors at the unit as applicable.
- 18.
Close the unit access port with a bolted plate with gasket, a barrel top with gasket.
Pipes may be closed with pipe caps or "Kam-Lok" devices.
(Sup. witness7 Doc. on check-off sheet)
References
- 1.
Filtration/Demineralization System, Unit No. 3 - Desigg Analysis and Specifications - Chem-Nuclear Systems, Inc. Nov. 10, 1978.
- 2.
Demineralizer De-watering Test - Chem-Nuclear Systems, Inc. - E0-204, Dec. 6, 1979
I SALEM GENERATING STATION I
~
'------- J ation Protection Instruction DEMINERALIZER OPERATION AND DE-WATERING U<.TION l.EG-J ATTACHMENT 1 PD-15.7.016 PAGE 6.0F7 REVISION o
~
L
SALEM Ra PD-15.7.016 GENERATING STATION ation Protection 9 Instruction SECURING BEMINERALIZER OPERATIONS AND DE-WATERING PAGE 1 OF 1 REVISION o
SPENT DEMINERALIZER SHIPMENT PREPARATION CHECK-OFF FORM
- 1.
Has the 10 Cu. ft. filter been de-watered by procedure step A.4 or B.4?
YES NO __
Supervisory Witness ------------------------
- 2.
Has the 195/300 Cu. ft. demineralizer, Serial *--------~-----'
been initially dewatered by procedure steps B.5 thru B.ll?
YES NO Supervisory Witness --------------~---------
- 3.
Has the 12 hour1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> or prior to shipment if greater that 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> de-water been completed as required by procedore step.B.15?
YES NO Supervisory Witness -----------------------
- 4.
Is the center annulus standpipe water level less than 2" as required by procedure step B.16?
YES ___ NO __
Inspection Bold Point QC -------------------------
- 5.
Is the access port adequately closed as required by procedure step B.18?
YES _____
NO __
Supervisory Witness --------------------------
Rad Waste Supervisor QC ATTACHUENT 2
*~m*~--~----~~----~----~--------~----~----------------------~~------------~---------'