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Forwards Request for Addl Info to Complete Review of Topical Repts Re Capability of Class IE Electrical & Control Equipment to Satisfy IEEE 323-1971 Standard During Normal & Accident Plant Conditions.Needs Info by 790209
ML19289C947
Person / Time
Issue date: 01/15/1979
From: Stolz J
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To: Anderson T
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC COMPANY, DIV OF CBS CORP.
References
NUDOCS 7901290026
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1 Tills DOCUMENT C0iWI.'C POOR QUALITY PAGES fir. Thomas it. Anderson, Manager fluclear Safety Departednt Westinghouse Electric Corporaticn P. O. Box 355 Pittsburah, Pennsylvania 15230

Dear Mr. Anderson:

SUBJECT:

REVIEW OF TOPICAL REPORTS 0:1 CLASS IE ELECTRICAL Afl0 CONTROL EQUIPfiErlT Additional information is needed to complete our review of Westinghouse Electric Corporation topical reports principally covering the capability of Class IE equipment to satisfy objectives of the IEEE 323-1971 Standard during normal and accident plant conditions.

These reports are identified in our July 31, 1978 letter to you.

In addition, we require additional infonnation to complete our review of a related report, WCAP-9157 entitled

" Environmental Qualification of Safety-Related Class IE Process Instru-mentation." The additional information requested is enclosed.

This additional information is needed by February 9,1979 to meet our review schedule.

If you cannot meet this date, please inform us within ten days after receipt of this letter of the date you plan to submit your response.

Sincerely,

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John F. Stolz, Chie

~ight Water Reactors Branch fio.1 Divi "on of Project Management

Enclosure:

Request for Additional Information cc:

D. Rawlins Westinghouse Electric Corporation g

P. O. Box 355 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15230 7901290d2s

s ie the follening inforcation in regard to Table F9:

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T'.e requirsi accuracies for Steam flow and T:arecw-range PCS A.

r Te per.,ture ire r.ot in accordance with the Staff's require.Lents '

of g nstien 1 at:ve.

Provide acceptable accuracy requirements.

g B.

n:lof: accident envircrc;ent radiation doses under " Test r.rt:

>nt" col.an for ';arrr.:-range RCS ier.perature and r

'..:-r;.iige RCS te parature.

C.

_ u's a r':cuir.ent that actual equi.r.snt in each plant is stail:d in 1..ceti:.ns 1.Gere the actusi tone radiation as ai e no greater than those identified.

3.

The asEs s'.culd be prcvided which justify the use of the 10 degrees C ntrigrade per half life rule for accelerated aging to establish a c.11.ied life for the post-accident period, h'hile we agree that the el:vated temperature will result in accelerated aging, the precise effect of the rule has not been fully demonstrated.

4.

The statec.ent "One failure or two different failures during the test of three similar units will be considered random and the test i eurerss unl.'ss the failure (s) investigation reveals potential f,

..a i.a le pi cbic as," is unacc r:ptable to the s ta f f.

The staff c-

r..uius tha t for t he ' all -.i..ples la opased any, sample couipaent is con-

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h..n the eiuipn...nt ifces not perfur.a Lt.e Class lE l

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.o i..i. 1 by d,a

,ai,,2nt w.ec i f ic ii. ions.

In a jdition, any

  • failui c s in e.g.ih.unt of types dea;.ed to be atiuptable should be evaluated

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alts cioviticd to tite staff in the final test rep 3rt.

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Ccpi'es cf ti.e actial test procedures and a list of the data tal.en; ir{iu'ing P fore and af ter calibration data.

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c ual ;est sequence O.

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'cc).tince criteria F.

Identify electrical connection int 2rface qualification G.

' kress acceptability of large errors and justif*

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Address hcw diversity requirem.ents for initiat.ng ECCS is being r.e. i i, : c i r. s d 1.

Incl :e the fur.ction or functions that the instrument can s'-B.'tely sa tisfy in the plant design J.

Id:ntify L':e location v. tere the instrun.ent can be installed in s. ri n ot.

10.

The justifica tion for allor.ing errors of + 10 percent for short-term and +- 25 per cent for long-term require.asnts is not clearly specified.

The staff requires that an adequate basis be provided to identify and justify the proper short and loilg-term periods, the separate allowable errors for indornedont events and the compatibility with the plant design b..s>s far wh plant utilizing these instru.. ants.

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?.s c re, t're staf f reouires that 1.'estir.ghc.se proside a list y

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2.a ra:ta :-r,

.odt-1 r.arber, and type r. umber of each s.. itch invel bd, of e3ch plar.t. cnd 6.\\ ' : r.. :

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it i t. : 1. :- : ir, t..:

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c. n:i :$ee :.,-

related ste:r naur.ted li:ait switch far

'.JV and air operated valves inside and outside the contair. ment.

In addition, provide the ensal cualification test procedures and the test results for

.h :.. ' t ch..~.ich de.mnst ra te thei r adequacy.

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In

d to the t'estingl ouse letter P'F-CE 00? to URC dated fiarch 17, 1976 i

.hich contained a slide entitled " Case by Case Transmitter Justification,"

p: evi.h the folic.;ing infonr.ation.

As several operating plants which refti n 'ed Li'.e reports involved inthis program were reviewed and licensed based on the adequacy of these reports, verify that the information on this slide ins been officially brought to each of these operating plants attention by Westinghouse.

Also identify each plant and provide._

the infonnation which was received by Westinghouse 'n response to this liU t i fl..i t l. n.

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i'i t. vide ti.e t'Lae of t!.e t '.nu facturer, the model nur and the type ~]

nm :.cr of tl.e solimoid vals.rs that are incimled in this pi ogram.

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Fui-.11 '. !.,.. f.,

d 1.y l!.Lin.1ouse, piueide ll.e ivilouing in.'aiua,

Lion f.>r

..h rai ton, fiscl.er & Porter, Fo> '.aro.nd Veritrak inct n. :nt inclo. led in s,cb test.

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.pli fier 1. anu facturer, t',Pe nw..!,er. l'C:lel nuaber ud erial ra:. far.

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A lir t of i::stro ;

i.s with tr.hr.uf acturer, r.oiel r ;.ber and

' :r. tion..:re in:luded with 1estinghouse's minutes to the ci.i.;.

Inis list also identified t'n nuclear stations,.

\\ P: s t: al Oserai.ing plants which referenced 11.2 reports involved in

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-hers of instru.ents have not iP o ?.c r -p,r t i.

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r-L 2n ad.g ;tely verified to satisfy the staff's requirements.

D.a. ef e re, v2ri fy that all limitations of ine instruments that

i. re icent.ified durir.g this program h N2 L.n of ficially' Lroujht"to' the attention of e7ch of these plants by 1bstinghouse.

Also grovide the inforg.ation th.:t was received by 1:2stinghouse in ra',..se to this notification.

5.

In '.:estin; muse letter ::5-CE-675 to !'RC dated June 16, 1975, 1:estinc.hause stated that they would supply in tabular form, by plant type, requireir.ents for the accuracies of safety related sensors based on sensor application.

Provide this infont.ation in tabular form and include all the remaining instruments that are included in the iafarw.ces and all the remaining sansne..pplications.

6.

In !l:stin.jl.ouse let ter US-CE-1439 to NRC dated August 17,19/7,

.ti:ylo. a st.. led " Sir.ce plant applicalitus at fetted by this n: view i, e l.i.b

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a i ! J i o t he 1les t i..u!n:se .,,31 - 2ntal Sein.ic and ntal Qualifi.:ation Program outlined in I:S-CE-t92 (C. Eicheldinger E...r i i.,

i.)

O. '.'n. ollo, //10/ /S), Westinghouse will ji clude resorution of

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st.a al. d limit '.ei t ch qualification as nrt of the I'S-CE-692 pro-

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i.s "-n i r.;! : a se no lor..er considsrs the hi h had flew, surp level, S

ar d it..:latcr pressure instruments as part of UCAP-7744, provide

.erifica. ion that all pl' ants that referenced this topical report'

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.. e ' _;n officially notified by Uestinghouse of this change as s

i r' ants refecer.cing this r pset have l'22n licensed.

In addition,

, :c.ce - lis:..ec.:i fj i r ; P ess -4 r.:s and include the Westinghouse

aalificht!cn requir; mis. hat t.ers presented to the users of this
art.

Ti is equi.r Ent is requir:d te r.cnitor plant conditions c ic :, ec..ie operator action to assure safe shutdown during accident ud post-accident conditions.

E.,It. 3s nesed during the neeting that not all of the qualification r arts h3d h en submitted to l'RC.

'.'estinghouse stateo at this

. z '. ' r. c -od th2 Fn.ruary 24, 1976 r2eting that these reports would be submitted.

Idantify any reports yet to be submitted for the reverifi-caticr. t.. gram, Meir subjects and proposed schedules.

C.

Provide a <ictailed status description of the follouing plan which Westinghouse presented at the neeting.

"Af t er en?pletion of the t est prograin, Westing-the.vc piability of fians-e a 11 a e.

.ai tt ers/R ids on a plant--by-plant, function-by-fonction basis,

.t hy..use.cill rate recoc.J.enda tions to the i

u t il i ty r.:gm Jing the.a tept abili ty or al terna-

.;. ly. plet<

nt. of f.ran.:ilt. c /dlDs for the

,. :r < i mlor.:pplica tion.

litility will provide to f;RC s e olution resarding

c.,.i i i cr/R fD acceptabil i ty.

In, U.illel, Wes t inghouse will provide to !;RC for i

' :r ic..iew tc.pical ictort(s) dtionstrat ng i;.:a l i l i t s t ic a of the individual t ra.ns.ai tt ers/R fDs. "

_ yr:.e edvised that the sp?nt it.el building ch;iccal f'iliers s! uid te on line during fuel handlinc and describe the requirer.Ents

, in '....a to b2 in:luded in the techr.ical specificatio*s.

Also,

. c; side justification rnich describes how the bases and assuzptions

\\ of th2 refueling accidant ar.alysis of the plants referencing this

..cti are still aviid as tha 2;.. : r.:

ay r.ct ha adegnitely

,.li'ied.

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C3J-!S216nd Supple:. ant 6 do not clearly iiantify pressure and n tial y: isari transr.itter infarcation.

Therefore, provide

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ecription of the Esrton 332, 255 and 254 transmitters t.hich tu; orts the assunption that they would respond identically to the

'seisi.ic values of the test.

In addition, identify those plants s:.ety analysis re., orts address and include the adequacy of ti.; seid'aic tests in recard to the excessive loa frequency oscilla-tions and offsets observed during the seimic testing.

3.

ls t 1;i e; ram E, " Electrical Cables and Splices",

is no longer considered a part of 1: CAP-7744 by Festinghouse, provide verification that all

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plants that referenced this topical report have been officially notified by '. 'm.. a l.

4 s e o f t h i s d e r.<j e.

Also provida a list identifying these pl uts.

4.

In

_.. i d *. a l* o.- h 18, 19 / 6 eting L ett.m a " stinghause and MC i

t.

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.n '_ti...L ac le t t e r '.S-CE-iudl t a..nC.' d _d I-pril /,1976,

  • the followina information is reouired:

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2.

.:'. -7ill ' S:s.ic Testir'g of Electri el and Ccntrol Equi;.:.ent" and Su;ple' vots 1 thro;gh 6.

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Th: : : 5::-tic it,vcrier included in the test presented in WCAP-7321,

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nt 2,.Udsndum 1 v.as not adequately icentified.

frovide

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.c.ufacturers ra.me, todel nu-ter and type number.

It appears to ic:d. illa 2s ti r.;h t;s : ' ss'bly II:LO M but state.nants such as, c; : :r.is..a2 reScrar.;?d, my not support this asstoption.

In Wition, verify that the 1lestinghouse qualify assurance inspection

s i:En changed to assure that the ferro-resonant trans-s ;

..;2s are Lightly secured, as proposed in 1.'estinghouse letter : S-CE-ll33 dated Aucust 2,1976 to the Co mission.

B. Amify the anufacturer, type number and r:odel number of the

' 'ic

. 2rt :rs that ve:rs te.ted in WCAP-7821 (Fig. 1 T: 2) and Sty l;...cnt 2 (fig. 1).

C.

Provida verification that the lluclear Instrumentation System equi,. ant tha t is idantified in Table 2-1 of !.' CAP-8830, " Seismic Oparability Damonstration Testing of the fluclear Instrum.entation System Bistable Amplifier", is identical to the fluclear Instrumenta-

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ti o Sj s t a f. u ij,.ot test cd as descril ed in !! CAP-/821.

D.

ihe.l alia tion i'.ni t oring Sys tem, Tracarlab Scintilla tion Detector mJ l iq.i l c

...lce, uid the Tracerlab Stack Cas retector ha ve been J.i a V,.9: 1 by i'~_ sting..co.

Ihm.fuie, as H ovii.,us u,

i..iii.g,ii..r.ls 1. ave rufri cnced this to! ii.a1 reinort for astoring

' Lit tho pl mt e.;uip..ent is adequat ely qualif ied, provide a description i.h ich <!

.. 3 L 6:. 'es the adoiuacy of Ll.c ic,uic....nt proviiled for those p! nt d

-ip.s.

In eJJition provide a list identifying the plants which

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.3 "a fiat r:n :'u.itaring Syste., Tracerlab Scintillation Detec tor ard Liquid ca pler and the Tracerlab Stack Gas Detector have been

CF-7817 by *.:estinghouse.

Therefore, as previous c..:.'ad fro:

U 1r tirig piar.ts have referenced this topical report as a basis

\\ Sr as suring that the plant ecuip..ent is adequately qualified, p.

.ido a discrip m r. Enich iceritifies the plants and includes the

. Ses..hich h onstrates the scisr..ic.de.p6cy of the equipment provided for ti'ose plant designs.

In addition, provide a list identi-

' i rc '_ 1 : ' arts i.i:ich '..es tin;%us e sdvir ec s hould have spent fuci huila; g d.arcoal filters on-lina during fuel handling.

Desceibe the r.:;uiro.:.ents which were to be included in the

. :chnical spe:.ifications. Also provide justification which a

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N ' ses ar.d assumptions of the refueling accident e

ansiyses of the plants referencing this topical are still valid as the equipment may not be adequately qualified.

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L' CAP-7817 and Supplcment 8 do not clearly identify pressure and differential pressure transinitter information.

Therefore, provide information on the Barton 332, 386, and 384 transmitters which

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m; P. is Ll.a asw.ptico that they wauld rc gand idantically to the

'el:,.,ic.alu. s of the test.

In addition, idei 'i fy those plants ilysis i c,rrts ad.!r 's..nd iin.lada the ailei;uacy of

' n o a f ty 1.w 0. w.ncy o3cilla-d to t!.

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? e c;rregood:r.ce a:.d the references used in the 1:. stinghouse Design

' erification Pro. oram ure reviewed to identify any k'estinghouse commit-mir or Staff rWm::.ents which have not been resched.

Westinghouse is

..:.\\ ; to provide the follcwing ir.forration for the staff's evaluation.

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V -7517, "Seisr.ic Testing of Elactrical and Control Equipment" an: :. 'r.ints 1 through S.

A.

Icenti fy the c.anufacturer, tjpe nuc aer and uodel number of the s'atic inverter that ues tested as descri!'ed in WCAP-7817 and S pr.'.c.3nt 2.

S.

The Foxboro Frocess Instrt.'entation Control Rack that contained club... ant identified in Table A of WCAP-7817 was found acceptable by M.irchouse by the testing of the bistables which were

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d in.C'J-?EIS "Sai"..ic Oper nility D arstration Testing of Foxboro H-Line Series Process Instrur.entation System Bistables."

I'icvi.ie a list which identifies the plants whose ~ design includes th? Fox 5cro Process Instru;;.entation Control Rack equipment of WCAP-7817 plus the bistables included in the testing presented

- in ' KAP R948.

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1.:.nti fy t! e i inuf.icturer, type nu:r,Lar and moJel number of the i f. p. e.k At l';olion Dack that was tes ted in WCAP-/817.

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. ila s..i i f i, ; L i on 11 i t. t!.e *'ocl.m r Ir.s t c'.

nlalion Systen d that is.1.iL i l i..d in T. bl e 2 -1 o f !.t i.P ".?.0 "Sei s..ic Cp i.:bil i ty D.

ne tra tion Testing of the 'i.'..cl car Ins trur.eu ta tion ble A.plifier" is identical to U.e % clear Instro-

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a illun Spl::n quipment tested in UCAP,.sl7.

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'ss r.e electrici cci r.ectisns of the equipnent tested were not r:-f ent entativ? cf co4.n?ctions which will be utilized during plant ficia installation, the staff requires that electrical cor.nection bc :.1:? criteria rcqu-;rc.aents for field installation be provided

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in :.:s epical cuport.

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'.3 is.o: pr. -inted in a clear, unders Mrdble canner.

P '. :d2 a..odified description with r. cessary figures to clearly

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T.. _:..?s in, a r.d i r. 2:.a's of, the various models.

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_. i ;e.. c r. t!.a; icin;ifies ar.d jus;ifies why the " ringing" uiTm m r

-d on all threa adel 351 sensing bellcus appeared at clif; rant tic.es (at approxirately S8, 60 and 111 seconds into_

U.3 t)

.nd justify the acceptability of this device.

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Ti;cicu U.e iiysteresis and reproducibility values.for the Fisher &

Porter instruc;ents on Table A-2.

9.

Previda ccpi 2s of U.e actual test procedures and test results for each instrocent that was included in this topical report.

Each item should include the manufacturer,'model number, type number and

' ial.' 'cc C..c ti ic.it ic n of.:aliLeatico i.4 t ic.g docu ents for i

la M D's s'..uld also be pi avided.

10 Pi, iite jos i t i it a t ion for 4.11 it.s a ting rid's,onif a t tuo points (u. F

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t !. 2

.. it. duty is ! h

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. t. :n and C;ntrol Sys te-s Crar.ch has rev;.a.ed 1lCrJ-9157

r.vi. cr. 2ntal Qu31ificaticn of Safety P. elated Class 1E i'rocess

.>.r
ntatior.' to deter.::,e th; dagree of confor:ance to lfEE-322-1971.-

Tr.is r -;._rt ccvers radiation and LOCA testing of the Foxboro E1324 and

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Pscher and For.er 10B 2496 differential pressure transmitters, the

' m : n: l i Uf M'.S and Soit in llid E-1 resistance te.Tperature detecotrs anc 15 ; Eu.:r, 335/151 ci fiscer.tial pres s r tc m u:.itters.

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"r r... a. did not include Secticn 2.2, Tc t le ?-2, figure 2-1, T L.. ' ' 3' d f.
cticn 4 nor did it include Fece 2-7 and Section 5-2.

T m: 3s to the folloviing requests for information should be provided to 3 ;r.. it cc:.pletion of the ICSS review:

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. a.; s t ite :-nt is i acluded in partgraph one of Section 2.1

' Ti.e.. cxacy requic&. ant given in Table 2-1 for trip function only applies until the containment pressure reaches a point at which

afely injec tion is initiated by -the contain
cant pressure transmitter loca ted outside the containment. A conservative value for this function is 8 psig change in containment pressure.

This corresponds t o a 1..U T (.h.1.ge in c.utain:..ent tempera ture nhich, then added to a n u.: m i t i.. ncr...al, Sient tc aperature of 120"F, o,eans that the trip t

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L i <ns fi. i ins ii!c t he <. nl lin c 't c.iy he i..ssary up to a con-nl

c. ' ai e ol

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[he s t a f f e.,ai s es.parate, in'.

'znt od di.< :rse igual s fi om di f ici eut pa rc...et ers for ir.i tia ting af ty inj,itian.

Thuefore, reliance on a single parc.c. der pressure to initiate a f.-ty i nj a.t ion i s us.acci.pl a ble.

Therefore, remave thii stati. nt frna t!ie topical and pi evide acceptance Ca iteria in

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i Os ; resar.ted this inforration to the users of this tcpical r epsrt as an interface require::.ent in order to.:2ir tain assurance of qualification acceptability.

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e:a d to WCAP-7410L and correspondence related to this report, t.\\ req. ire that Westinghause provide the following information for n'r-2,. vcific p'. ant that referances th? wbge:t report as the hsis far wiificatian of Class lE insteu. :ots:

a.

erify that the deviations in accuracy and time cf failuca rmed in the test results are within

'. h spacified tu:.e and accuracy required in the accident analysis for each specific plant.

b. 'IGotify those instru::4ents inside containment required to

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'.e coiirse of Cor.dition III and :V events.

Verify U.e

.2, ability of och instru. ent identified to perform this function and reco:miend a replace:nent instru.nent model for those not <..pable of long term nonitoring.

Westinghouse has indicated (Appendix A, of 1.etter (NS-CE-ll79) c.

to J. F. Stolz of NRC From C. Eicheldinger of Westinghouse, i! i ; 1: b-/6) that diitional instrua ntation locatcd outside of < ont iii.2nt is available to the operator to follow the course of f ulili..n llI cad IV e..nts.

Id._ntify the instnr.antation and

.,o!.ility.or.~...h

'; :sific.. :nt.,nd plant.

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diii i,,L ial prmure transmitices d.all be la p. rut ure

, w :t.,1 and the deviations shall be siithin tha t ec. quired for is h,.-c ii ic.qepl ira tion.

Provi).e veri fice tion tha t this has n c.,>l c i.d va u ich ar,,lica tion.

E" CLOSURE, I.

TM staf f's review of the kestinghouse Verification Frogram for Class lE E'<:':.:21 fwi,. ent iias resulted in the identification of various arcas-c.:Y r1oc a ddi tional inferr.ation.

Inis evaluation co.ered the fc11 ewing

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. s.irf.ause Topical Peparts:

'! CAP's 7817, 7821, 2021, b234-A, 7829,

, T ',0, NiO'., 53/3, 7655, 5573, 8674, E624, E6E5, 2594, C655, S830, E831,

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13, 'S25, 8P.?9, PMS, and 8549.

It was aiced at establishing the s.

c=pability of Class lE equip. ment to satisfy objectives of IEEE-3?3-1971 c n.-:.-

i. 2:,; e crating conditions and a LOCA envirc J:ent.

E2 fellt...: 9 c.-quests for Instre..entation and Ccotrol information should

' e t: ar.ii. t t ed to 'l3stin; bouse:

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n i cp d to i: CAP-7817 viith Eurplements 1 threugh 8 and L.' CAP-7821 with t'
c. s 1.ncoujh 6, provide the justification for using an Eagle Signal Tir.or in any design since this device has not been seismically cualified.

2.

In regrd to WCAP-7829, we require that klestinghouse provide the following information for each specific plant that references 1.P -/m 9 is !!.o I. sis far c.oali fica tion:

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i csults of a heat transfer analysis t.hich d.

nstratos that the full si/c i..otor's hot spot

,::it.ra r.;ulting i,m int.,..al st.cnal

.., a t.1 h at will not exceed tha y :1 i find level

.f aring noi al operations (ids'C), D.;aign Basis Event ation (i d C), and the post 0.~ian hsis ev ot

,.iatian (9/'C).

In additico, cen!iiu that 1:estii.ghouse