ML19210A511

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Advises That Two Redundant Emergency Reactor Bldg Cooling Water Pumps to Be Utilized as Means of Supplying Emergency Feedwater Inventory
ML19210A511
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Issue date: 09/23/1968
From: Neidig R
METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.
To: Morris P
US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
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NUDOCS 7910300549
Download: ML19210A511 (2)


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In answer to Division of Reactor Licensing question 4.12, which asked that consideratica be given to delivering service water or cooling tower inventory to the hotwell as a back up to the available feedwater source, a motor driven booster pump was proposed to take suction from the nuclear cooler river water dischsrge. This was subsequently amended to discharge to the emergency feedwater pump (s) suction rather than the hotwell.

At the time of proposing this bocster pump, all plant service water systems were closed cycle and a separate pump was necessary. How that the final design incorporates two redundant emergency reactor building cooling river water pumps discharging directly to the reactor building emergency coolers, the more logical choice is to utilise these redundant pumps (and pipelines) as the means of supplying emergency feedwater inventory; the single small booster pump will be deleted.

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