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Notifies That 115 Kv Intertie Has Been Classified as Acceptable Backup Source for Balance of Plant Equipment Electrical Power Supply.Forwards Request for Classification of 230 Kv Power Supply as Backup Source
ML19309B570
Person / Time
Site: Crane Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 03/28/1980
From: Wilson R
METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.
To: Jay Collins
NRC - TMI-2 OPERATIONS/SUPPORT TASK FORCE
References
TLL-150, NUDOCS 8004040304
Download: ML19309B570 (43)


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{{#Wiki_filter:v 9 Metrooohtan Edison Company I [ {k-- %ddletawn. Pennsvivan a 1705,, jr j Pn:Othce Bau480 . II d t 717 944-4041 Ar.'er's Direct D at Numbe' March 28, 1980 TLL 150 TMI Support Attn: J. T. Collins, Deputy Director C. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission e/o Taree Mile Island Nuclear Station Middletown, Pa. 17057

Dear Sir:

Three. le Island Nuclear Station, Unit II (TMI-2) l Operating License No. DPR-73 Docket No. 50-320 BOP Equipment Electrical Power Supply As a result of the process of continued engineering review of the electrical power supply scheme to the TMI-II station, it has been determined that reroval of the BOP diesel-generators is justified. This justification has been submitted under cover of our letter dated March 4, 1980, TLL 078. This submittal identifies that the 115 kV intertie has been classified as an acceptable back-up source of power for necessary equipment for the removal of decay heat from the reactor in the present mode of core cooling. Further analysis has shown that the normal power supply to the auxiliary t rans f o rme rs, backed-up by " black start" combustion turbines, is equivalent, in terms of reliability and capacity, to the 115 kV power supply through the leased transformers. The attached Technical Evaluation Report (TER) documents the adequacy of the 230 kV power supply. Documented herein are: 1. The high reliability of the 230 kV pcwer supply. 2. The proposed routing of electrical energy from the combustion turbine power sources through the 230 kV transmission system. 3. The switching procedures to be used in the event of loss-of-off-site power (LOP) for the restoration of power. 4. The station procedure to be used in the unlikely event that LOP is experienced. kCol As a result of the information presented above and in the enclosed TER, it S f// is requested that the 230 kV power supply to the auxiliary transformers, in l 8004040 So't . m.. _. s _ m_ _.,_ ___,_., ,m. -.. - ...=.a._u..~__~-.-

e J. T. Collins TLL 150 conjunction with the "ble-k start" combustion turbine power source, be classified as an ac-Ible back-up power supply for BOP electrical loads. This classific. ton will permit the removal of the BOP diesel-generators and the 10 MVA

  • Mnsformer. As indicated in our previous letter (TLL 078), the schedule for removal of the diesel-generators is early April, 1980.

It te < sired to remove the leased transformers at the same time. Sincerely, /s/ G. K. Hovey for R. F. Wilson Director, DG-II RFW:LJL: hah Enclosures C.R.$[p[lidy~d cc: R. Fitzpatrick

TLL 150 BOP DIESEL GE::ERATOR AND 10 MVA TPa:;SFORMER REMOVAL I. INTRODUCTION Following the accident at TMI-II, secondary plant (BOP) equipment was utilized to provide the necessary core decay heat removal. To ensure the availability of power to this equipment in the event of loss of of fsite power, two 2500 KW diesel generators and a 10 MVA transformer was leased and installed as shown in Figure 1. The 10 WA transformer is used to provide power frca combustion turbines via the 115 KV grid and a 13.2 KV transmission line as shown in Figures 2 and 3. Since the combustion turbines have black start capability, this source was considered equivalent to an onsite power supply. BOP electrical loads necessary to support reactor decay heat removal are tabulated in Table 1. Among these electrical loads are the condensate pumps, the circulating water pumps, and the condenser vacuum pumps being used for the current mode of core cooling: steaming OTSG "A" to the con-denser on natural circulation. In addition to these primary cooling mode equipments, the secondary services closed cooling water pumps and the new high pressure pump, LTB-P-1, are necessary for the backup cooling mode. (Long term cooling using forced circulation of the secondary side of OTSG "B"). Upon less of offsite power to the BOP buses, the BOP diesel generatore and/or the combustion turbines via the 10 MVA transformer can adequately supply the electrical loads associated with either of the above core cooling modes. II. TECHNICAL BASIS A. A detailed investigation has disclosed the following: 1. An extensive 115 kV system exists and is served by a number of combustion turbines at various locations. 2. An extensive 230 kV system exists and is served by a nurber of combustion turbines at various locations. 3. All combustien turbines have black start capability. Central Dispatch has supervisory control and indication of each unit. The units can be started and ready to carry full load within a ten (10) minute period. l

1 Page 2 4. Suitable transmission lines are available to supply power, through setup transformers, to the TMI 230 kV substation from selected combustion turbines. 5. The location and capacity of the combustion turbines on the 230 kV system available to serve TMI-II during an emergency are as follows: (see Figure 4 and Figure 5) a) Hunterstown 23 MVA units: First choice b) Tolna 23 MVA units: Second choice c) Mountain 23 MVA units: Third choice 6. Suitable stepup transformers are available at both Jackson and >Hddletown junction to serve TMI-230 kV substation at the required 230 kV voltage. 7. Power from the TSR 230 kV substation can be used to energize either of the auxiliary transformers at TMI-II (See Figure 5). S. Both the combustion turbines and associated transmission lines are readily available for service. 9. Based on historical data, it has been determined that over the past five (5) years there has been a high degree of reliability relative to forced outages of the 115 kV and 230 kV transmission lines and associated substations. B. Conclusion 1. Documentation of the reliability of the lines and substations associated with the 115 and 230 kV routes has been compiled and is shown in Exhibit A. This data is based on the five (5) year forced outage records as obtained from the Metrepolitan Edison Disturbance Reporting System. 2. As shown in Table 1, the necessary load for any core cooling mode is well within the 46 MVA capacity available from any combustion turbine site. The current TMI-II station service load for all auxiliaries is approximately 8 Mh'. 3. Exhibit 3 provides the procedural guidelines for making combustion turbine power available to I?E-II in an emergency situation. As indicated by the attached letter from Mr. H. J. Slater, Superintendent System Dispatching to all system load dispatchers and the TMI-II t

Page 3 Operations >bnager, the procedures are to be implemented promptly upon loss of offsite power. These procedures will go into effect as soon as formal approval has been received. 4. Upon farmal approval for the utilization of the existing CT's, transmission and transformation equipment, and the TMI-II auxiliary transformers as an acceptable emergency backup supply for IMI-II, the procedures referenced in Exhibit 3 will be implemented and the leased diesels and 10 MVA transformer will be removed. l l l l

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OF FIVE YEAR HISTORICAL FORCED OUTAGES LISTED BY SPECIFIC COMBUSTION TURBINE 3,115 KV LINES AND SUBSTATION ROUTES Plan No.1 Using Mountain Substation CT's as Off-Site Power Source Route A: 31.20 Miles Mountain Sub one 6 hrs. and one 15 hrs. 982 Line Nor. PPG Sub None 981 Line None Roundtop Sub None 975 L'ine 7-2 instantaneous and 5 ranging from 4 min. to 9 hrs. i i Route B: 39.24 Miles Mountain Sub 2 - one 6 hrs. and one 15 hrs. i 974 Line 1 - for one minute Gardners Sub None l l 973 Line 8 - 2 instantaneous and 6 raning from 1 minute to 18 hrs. 975 Line 7 - 2 instantaneous and 5 ranging from 4 min. to 9 hrs. Plan No. 2 Using Hamilton Substation CT's as Off-Site Power Source Route B: 30.15 Miles Hamilton Sub None 965 Line 11 - 3 instantaneous and 8 ranging from 1 minute to 7 hrs. Jackson Sub None 967 Line. 3 - 2 instantaneous and 1 for 16 minutes I smith Street Sub 1 - for 13 minutes i 977 Line 5 - all instantaneous i Route C: 30.12 Miles (same as Route B except for 978 Line in olace of 977 j 978 Line. 4 -- 3 instantaneous and 1 for,3 hrs. 38 minutes- -

~ Plan No. 3 Using Tolna Substation CT's as Off-Site Power Source Route B: 4b.22 fiiles Tolna Sub 1 for 6 hrs. and 46 minutes 935 Line 3 - 2 instantaneous and one for 14 minutes Hill Sub None 969 Line 1 - instantaneous Jackson Sub None 967 Line 3 - 2 instantaneous anc one for 16 minutes Smi th Street Sub 1 - for 13 minutes 977 Line 5 - all instantaneous Route C: 40.19 Miles (same as Route B except for 978 Line in place of 977) 977 Line 4 - 3 instantaneous and one for 3 hrs. and 38 minutes Plan No. 4 Using Hunterstown Substation CT's as Off-Site Power Source Route A: 43.04 Miles Hunterstown Sub None 991 Line 2 - instantaneous Gardners Sub None 973 Line 8 - 2 instantaneous and 6 ranging from 1 minute to 18 hrs. Roundtop Sub None 975 Line 7 - 2 instantaneous and 5 ranging from 4 minutes to 9 hrs., Route B: 40.62 Miles Hunterstown Sub None 961 Line None Hamilton Sub None 965 Line 11 - 3 instantaneous and 8 ranging from 1 minute to 6 hrs. 45 minutes Jackson Sub None 967 Line 3 - 2 instantaneous and 1 for 16 minutes

Smi th Street Sub 1 - for 15 minutes 977 Line 5 - all instantaneous Route C: 40.59 Miles (same as Route B exceot for 978 Line in place of 977 978 Line 4 - 3 instantaneous and 1 for 3 hrs. 38 minutes Plan No. 6 Using Hunterstown Substation CT's as Off-Site Power Source Route A & B: 36.55 Miles Hunterstcwn Sub None 961 Line None Hamilton Sub None 965 Line 11 - 3 instantaneous and 8 ranging from 1 minute to 7 hrs. Jackson Sub 115 & 230 KV Bus None Jackson Sub No. 4 Bank 1 - for 1 nr. 59 minutes Jackson Sub No. 5 Bank None 1051 Line None TMI 230 KV Sub None (Route A - 4 B :s & Route B - 8 Bus) Plan No. 7 Using Hunterstown Substation CT's as Off-Site Power Source Route A & B: 37.93 Miles to 4 Bus & 38.08 Miles to 8 Dus Hunterstown Sub None 961 Line None Hamil ton None 965 Line 11 - 3 instantaneous and 8 ranging from 11 minutes to 7 hrs. Jackson Sub 115 & 230 KV Busses None Jackson Sub No. 4 Bank 1 - for 1 hr. 59 minutes Jackson Sub No. 5 Bank None 1051 Line None TMI 230 KV Sub None 1091 Line Route A None -

l T i or 1092 Lin'. Route B 1 - Instantaneous Reclose Plan No. 8 Using Tolna Substation CT's as Off-Site Power Source Route A & B: 35.15 Miles Tolna Sub 1 - for 6 hrs. and 46 minutes 985 Line 3 - 2 instantaneous and one for 14 minutes Hill Sub Nore 969 Line 1 - instantaneous reclose l l Jackson Sub 115 & 230 KV Busses - None Jackson Sub No. 4 Bank 1 - for 1 hr. 59 minutes Jackson Sub No. 5 Bank - None 1051 Line None TMI 230 KV Sub None (Route A to 4 Bus & Route B - 8 Bus) 1 j Plan No. 9 - Using Tolna Substation CT's as Off-Site Power Sucoly Route A & B 37.58 Miles to 4 Bus & 37.68 Miles to 8 Bus i~ Tolna Sub None 985 Line 3 - 2 instantaneous and one (1) for 14 minutes l Hill Sub None i 969 Line 1 - instantaneous s Jackson Sub 115 & 230-XV Busses - None 1 l Jackson Sub No. 4 Bank 1 - for l' hr. 59 minutes 1 l Jackson Sub No. 5 Bank - None r 1051 Line None i ~ l TMI 230 KV Sub None l 1091 Line Route A None or 1092 Line Route B 1 - instantaneous reclose I, l

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i l EXHIBIT B COMBUSTI0il TURBINE POWER SOURCE FOR EMERGEtlCY CONDITI0fl DISPATCHING PROCEDURES I

~ METROPOLITAN EDISON C O M P A N Y see, o;.,, o, c.,,,,,, emenc vi.ni.., ce,oo,...on i j Subject TMI-2 Restoration in the event of blackout Location Reading combustion turbine power sources Date To J. J. Barton G. G. Kiscadden C. C. Petry System Load Dispatchers l In the event of an area blackout and no other sources of electrical energy supply are available to the TMI 230 KV bus, power will be provided to TMI 2A auxiliary transformer from Western Division combustion turbines. Four procedures are provided in order of preference: H-1 Hunterstcwn i via 230 KV; H-2 Hunterstown via 115 KV; T-3 Tolna via 230 KV; and M-4 Mountain via 115 KV. l If and when necessary, the System Load Dispatcher at Reading will initiate the appropriate procedure for existing conditions. He will coordinate by issuing step function numbers from the procedure for implementation by l the Western and Lebanon Division Dispatchers. The selected procedure should be executed as promptly as possible. H. J. Slater Superintendent System Dispatching ] i Attachments l cc: J. S. Bartman/R. M. Becker C. M Daniels D. R. Jarmoska/H. L. Robidoux R. M. Klingaman/E. W. McCarthy R. D. Moyer l W. R. Scharadin R.'D. Stump i Note: A signed copy of this letter will be supplied upon NRC approval of this electrical power supply scheme. INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM -

DISPATCHING AND SWITCHING ??.0CEDUFE H-1 TRANOMISSION RESTORATION FOLLOWIN3 BLACKOUT HUNTERSTO'a7: TO TMI 230 KV l (FREFERRED SOURCE) PURPOSE: In the event of an area blackout and no other sources of electrical energy supply are available to the TMI 230 KV bus, provide power to TMI 2A 230 KV auxiliary transformer from Hunterstown 3-20/27 MW combustion turbines via 961 and 968 115 KV lines (31.7 miles) to Jackson and 230 KV 1051 line (18 miles) to TMI. (Refer to attached diagra= #H-1). i FROCEDURE: Hunterstown Preferred (H-1) l H1-1 At Hunterstown Substation (DATACON) open 96292, 96392 and 99192. H1-2 At Oxford Substation (Supervisory) Automatic Airbreak Switches 96106 and i 96109 vill open on " dead line". Open 1302 to isolate load, close 96106 and 96109 H1-3 At Hamilten Substation (DATACON) open 96112. H1 b At North Hanover Substation (DATACON) open B3-32, Bh-32, B7-32 and 99632. H1-5 At Jackson Substation (DATACON) open T1 h2, 969h2, LBL2 and 1052h2. Open/ check as open Chb 2. Change h Bank load tap changer to maximum raise, to " educe the effect of 230 KV line charging. H1-6 Notify TMI #1 CR0 to check as open the 6900 volt and h160 volt breakers of 1A and 13 auxiliary transfor=crs. At TMI 230 KV Substation (Lebanon DATACON) check as open GB1-02 and GB1-12. Open 109102, 109112, 109202, 925102, 105102, 1B-02 and IB-12. (Manual Switching) open S1A-08 and S1B-Oh. Estimated time - one hour. Notify TMI #2 CR0 so that no load is inadvertently rebtored. H1-7 At Hunterstown Substation (DATACON) start combustion turbines. Energize 961 and 968 115 KV lines, 33.7 miles, to Jackson, and Oxford 18 MVA 1 Bank. NOTE: Custccer load with a maximum demand of 12.8 SM can be picked up at Oxford for combustion turbine stabilization, if necessary. H1-8 At Jackson Substation (DATACON) close hBh2, energize 168 MVA h Bank and 230 KV 1051 line, 18 miles, to TMI. Adjust h Bank LTC for 230 KV. H1-9 At TMI 230 KV Substation (Lebanon DATACON) close 105102, energize 230 KV h bus and 2A auxiliary transformer. 1 H1-10 At TMI 23G KV Substation (Lebanon DATACON), if necessary, close 925102 l and 109202, energize 230 KV 1092 line, TMI 230 KV 8 bus and 23 auxiliary transformer. Open 105102.,

.2. DISPATCHI!!G A:!D SWITCH!!!G FROCEDUR2 H-1 TRA:;CMISSIC:1 RESTORATION FOLLOWI:G 3LACKOUT HU?;TERSTC'4! To TMI 230 K'l (FREFERRED SOURCE) Coordinate TMI 2 load rectoration with Western Division Dispatcher. The procedure vill be coordinated by step function nunbers frem the System Lead Dicpatcher at Reading and implemented by Western and Lebanon Division Dispatcherc. HJ3 032LSO -

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- = - - _. a DISPATCHING AND SWITCHI!:C FROCEDURE H-2 TRANSMISSION RESTORATION FOLLCWING BLACKJUT HUNTERSTOWN TO T'4I 230 KV VIA 115 KV (FIRST ALTERNATE) PURPOSE: In the event of an area blackout and no other sources of electrical energy supply are available to the TMI 230 KV bus, provide pcuer to TMI 230 KV 2A auxiliary transformer from Hunterstown 3-20/27 lJW contustion turbines via 991, 973 and 975 115 KV lines, h8.h miles to Middletown Junction and 230 KV 1091 line, 1.h miles, to TMI. (Refer to attached diagram #H-2). FRCCEDURE: Hunterstcwn First Alternate (H-2) H2-1 At Hunterstown Substation (DATACON) open 96192, 96292 and 96392. H2-2 At Gardners Substation (DATACON) open 97h82, 97682 and B182. H2-3 At Dillsburg Substation (Supervisory) Automatic Airbreak Switches 97366 and 97369 vill open on " dead line". Open 1362 to isolate 13 MW peak demand. Close 97366 and 97369 H2 h At Round Top Substation (DATACON) open 97572, 98172 and 1372, isolate i 13 lG peak demand Icad. H2-5 At Newberry Substation (DATACON) Autcmatic Airbreak Switches 97556 and 97589 vill open on " dead line". Check as open 1B72, open 1B82 to isolate 10 MW peak demand. Close 97586 and 97589 H2-6 At Cly Substation (Supervisory) check as open and defeat closing of T-975 Autematic Airbreak Switch. Collins Substation (no Supervisory Control) 6 MW peak demand. Automatic Airbreak Switches 97576 and 97579 vil: open en " dead line". H2-7 At Middletown Junction 115 KV Substation (Lebanon DATACON) open 2Bh2, 977h2 and 980h2. Open/ check as open C2-2. Set 2 Bank load tap changer to maximum raise to reduce effect of 230 K7 charging. H2-8 At Middletown Junction 230 K7 Substation (Lebanon DATACON) cpen B1hh, B3hh, 100hh2, 1005L2, 109hh2 and 1098h2. H2-9 Notify TMI #1 CR0 to check as open the 6900 volt and h160 volt breakers of 1A and 13 auxiliary transformers. At TMI 230 KV Substation (Lebanon DATACON) check as open CB1-02 and GB2-02. Open 109102, 109112, 109202, 925102, 105102, 1B-02 and 13-12. (Manual Switching) open S1A-08 and S1B-Oh. Estimated time - one hcur (concurrent with Collins switching). l Notify TMI #2 CR0 so that no load is inadvertently restored. H2-10 At Hunterstcwn Substation (DATACCN) start ec=bustion turbines, energize 991 and 973 lines (23 miles) to Round Top, Dillsburg and Round Top 22.h MVA transformers. -

.2. DISPATCHI::G A::D SWITCHII:3 FRCCEDURE H-2 TRANSMISCIO:i RESTCRATIO: FOLLOWING BLACKCUT HU::TERSTC*4: TO ""4I 230 EV VIA 115 K7 (FIRST ALTERNATE) H2-ll At Round Top (DATACON) close 97572, energize Newberry 22.h MVA 1 bank and 15.5 miles of 975 line to Collins. Collins 97579 Automatic Airbreak Switch will close on "het line" and pick up 3 to 6 MW load. H2-12 At Collins Substation (Manual Svitheing) close 97576, energize 3+ miles of 975 line to Middletown Junction. Estimated time - one hour. H2-13 At Middletown Junction 115 KV Substation (Lebanen DATACON) close 23L2, energine 75 MVt. 2 Bank, Middletown Junction 230 KV h bus, and 230 ':V 1091 line, 1.h miles, to TMI. Adjust 2 Bank LTC for 230 ;;V. H2-lh At TMI 230 KV Substation (Lebanon DATACON) close 109112, energine 230 KV h bus, and 2A auxiliary transformer. H2-15 At TMI 230 KV Eubstation (Lebanon DATACON) if necessary, close 109102, energize TMI 230 KV 3 bus and 2B auxiliary transformer. Open 109112. Coordinate TMI lead restoration with Western Divisicn Dispatcher. NOTE: Additional customer load can be restored at Dillsburg, Round Top, or Newberry for ecmbustion turbine stabilization, tf necessary. The procedure will be coordinated by step function numbers frc= System Load Dispatcher at Reading and implemented by Western and Lebanon Division Dispatchers. I l HJS 032h8C - L

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I DISPATCHING AND SWITCHING FROCEDURE T-3 TRANSMISSION RESTORATION FOLLOWING BLACKCU'" TOLNA TO TMI 230 KV (SECOND ALTERNATE) PURPOSE: In the event of an area blackout and no other sources of electrical energy supply are available to the TMI 230 KV bus, provide power to TMI 2A 230 l KV auxiliary transformers frcm Tolna 2-20/27 MW combustion turbines i via 985 and 969 115 KV lines (18 miles) to Jackson and 230 KV 1051 line (18 miles) to TMI. (Refer to attached diagram #T-3). PROCEDURE: Tolna Second Alternate (T-3) T3-1 At Tolna Substation (DATACON) open 1302. I T3-2 At Hill Substation (Supervisory) open B182 and B282. T3-3 At Jackson Substation (DATACON) open T1 h2, 96842, LBh2 and 105242. Open/ check as open Chh2. Change h Bank load tap changer to maximu= raise, this v.11 reduce the effect of 230 KV line charging. T3 h Notify "MI #1 CEO to check as open the 6900 volt and h160 volt breakers of LA at d 1B auxiliary transformers. At TMI L30 KV Substation (Lebanon DATACON) check as open GB1-02 and GB1-12. Open 10')102, 109112, 109202, 925102, 105102, 1B-02 and 13-12. (Manual Switching) open S1A-08 and S1B-Oh. Estimated time - one hour. Notify TMI #2 CR0 so that no load is inadvertently restored, i T3-5 At Tolna Cubstation (DATACON) start combustion turbines, energize 22.4 MVA 1 Bank, 985 and 969 115 KV lines, 18 miles to Jackson. NOTE: Custcmer load with a maximum demand of 10.5 MW can be picked up at Tolna for combustion turbine stabilization, if necessary. T3-6 At Jackson Substation (DATACON) close hBh2, energize 168 MVA h Bank and 230 KV 1051 line, 18 miles, to TMI. Adjust h Bank LTC for 230 KV. T3-7 At TMI 230 KV Substation (Lebanon DATACON) close 105102, energize 230 KV L bus, and 2A auxiliary transformers. T3-8 At TMI 230 KV Substation (Lebanon DATACON), if necessary, close 925102 [ and 109202, energine 230 KV 1092 line, TMI 230 KV 8 bus and 23 auxiliary l transformer. Open-105102. I I Coordinate TMI load restoratien with Western Division Dispatcher. The procedure vill be coordinated by step function numbers from the System Load Dispatcher at Reading and implemented by Western and Lebanon Division Dispatchers. i . HJS 032h80 I

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. e THREE MILE ISLAND fiUCLEAR STATI0f; UNIT #2 PLANT EMERGENCY PROCEDURE #2202 - 2.1 STATION BLACKOUT 1.0 Symotoms l.1 Separation from the 230 KV system as indicated by: 1.1.1 Zero volts on 230 KV Bus voltmeters on Panel 6A. 1.1.2 2A and 28 Auxiliary Transformer voltage loss alarm. 1.1.3 Diesel Generators running indication on Panels 26 and 29. 2.0 Immediate Action 2.1 Automatic Action 2.1.1 Instrument Air Compressors trip. CAUTION: The pressurizer level control valve and seal injection control valves will only function as long as the reserve air in the air receivers is available, therefore, the instrument air compressors must be restarted as soon as possible. 2.1. 2 Diesel Generators DF-X-1A and 18 start and energize tne emergency buses. NOTE: All loads on buses 2-3 and 2-4 will have been shed by undervoltage relaying, and must be manually restored from '.he control room. 2.1. 3 NR-P-1 A (IB) and 1C (lD) will start. 2.1.4 NS-P-1A (lC) and IB will start (if not in " pull to lock"). 2.1.5 EF-P-2A and 28 start (if not in " pull to lock") and take suction from the Condensate Storage Tank. 2.1.6 Operating Condensate pump trips. 2.1.7 MU-P-18 (A) will start (if not in ", null to lock"). NOTE: To prevent inadvertent initiation of HPI, MU-P-1 A switch is in " pull to lock" (MU-P-lC breaker is tagged open and cannot be used for make-up). MU-V16C and D are blue tagged for SPC use only. 2.1. 8 Turbine Generator DC Emergency Seal _0il Pump starts. 2.1.9 Turbine Generator DC Turning' Gear Oil Pump starts. j 2.1.10 Ventilation fans in the Control Room, Cable Room, Mechanical ~37-

4 i Equipment Room, River Water Pump House and Diesel Generator Building start. 2.2 Manual Action 2.2.1 Verify the automatic actions, as listed in 2.1, occur, and start any necessary equipment which did not start a utoma tically. 2.2.2 Restart the instrument air compressors per 2104 - 2.3. 2.2.3 If the Mini Decay Heat System is in service, restart the 4 system per 2104 - 1.15. Maintain plant parameters in accordance with Z-63. 2.2.4 If steaming on OTSG A or on Long Term B, maintain plant parameters per Z-63 and EP-34. 3.0 FOLLOW UP ACTION 3.1 Announce over the page that loss of offsite power has occurred. 3.2 Place the following breakers in Pull-to-Lock: 2A-12, 28-12, 2A-22, 28-22, 2A-32, 2B-32, 2A-42, 2B-42, 2A-62, T-56-2, 2B-52, T-78-2, 2A-lE2, 2B-lE2, 2A-2E2, and 28-2E2. 3.3 Verify that Unit I has placed all Unit 16900 V and 4160 V Bus feeder breakers in " pull to lock". NOTE: BOP buses will be rd-energized when CT power is available to ei ther auxiliary transformer. Bus feeder breakers must not be closed until directed by the dispatcher. 3.4 Establish communications with the dispatcher on tne dispatcher's hot line. NOTE: Place the control switches for VA-P-l A, IB, and IC in " pull to lock" to prevent auto start. NOTE: SC-P-1B and IC will automatically start when Bus 2-41 is energi zed. SC-P-1 A will automatically start when Bus 2-31 is energized, if 3C-P-1B and IC are shutdown. 3.5 Re-energize' the following Buses from the energized auxiliary transformer when directed to do so by the dispatcher: t

o .1 Bus 2 breaker 2A-32 or 2B-32 .2 Bus 2 breaker 2A-42 or 28-42 .3 If "A" auxiliary transformer is energized, Bus 2-6-breaker 2A-62 and Bus 2-5 breaker T-56-2. .4 If "B" auxiliary transformer is energized, Bus 2-5-breaker 25-52 and Bus 2-6 breaker T-56-2. .5 Bus 2 breaker T-57-2 l .6 Bus 2 breaker T-68-2 e 1 .7 If DF-X-1 A failed to re-energize Bus 2-lE - i breaker 2A-lE2 or 25-1E2 j .8 If DF-X-1B failed to re-energize Bus 2-2E - breaker 2A-2E2 or 28-2E2. j 3.6 Re-energize the following Bus using the control switches on panel: .1 Buses 2-31 through 37 .2 Buses 2-41 through 47 .3 Buses 2-51 and 2-61 .4 3uses 2-71, 72, 81 and 82. 3.7 R'e-energize Buses 2-38 and 2-48 using the control switches on panel 5. NOTE: Maintain communications with the dispatcher while applying l load to the Buses. i 3.8 Complete the following applicable section for the desired cooling i mode. 3.8.1 Mini Decay Heat System 3.8.1.1 Restore the SPC system to normal operation per 2104 - 1.14.

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ventilation, including supplemental Auxiliary Bu lding ventilation if in service per 2104 - 5.2, 5.3 i and 5.17. 3.8.1.3 S:. art tr.e service air compressors per 2104 - 2.10. 3.8.1.4 Additional ?oads may be added, or loads may be removed, per the Shif t Supervisor /Shif t Foreman's direction 3.8.1.5 Maintain plant pirameters in accordance with Z-63. 3.8.1.6 When two offsite circui ts are restored, as notified by the dispatcher, secure DF-X-1A and IB per 2107 - 1.2 and restore the electrical distribution system to normal operation per 2107 - 1.1 and 1.2. 3.9 Natural Circulation using either' a makeuD pumD or the SPC System. 3.9.1 Restore the SPC system to normal operation if required, per 2104 1.14. 3.9.2 Start a CW pump per 2104 - 6.3. 3.9.3 Start a condensate pump per 2106 - 2.1. 3.9.4 Start condensate booste'r pump and lube oil pumps per 2106 - 2.1. 3.9.5 Restore temporary auxiliary boiler per 2106 - 3.7. 3.0,6 Start two condenser vacuum pumps per 2106 - 2.3. 2.9.7 Restore gland steam condenser air exhauster per 2106'- 1.4. 3.9.8 Start turbine generator turning gear lube oil pump per 2106 - 3.2. 3.9.9 Start feedwater pump lube oil pumps per 2106 - 2.4. '3.9.10 Start service air compressors SA-P-1 A,18 and 1C per 2l04 - 2.10. 3.9.11 Restore Auxiliary and Fuel-Handling Building ventilation, -40 '

,e including supplemental Auxiliary Building ventilation if in service per 2104 - 5.2, 5.3 and 5.17. 3.9.12 Additional loads may be added, or loads may be removed, ) per the Shif t Supervisor /Shif t Foreman's direction. 3.9.13 Maintain plant parameters in accordance with Z-63. 3.9.14 When two offsite circuits are restored, as notified by the dispatchers, secure DF-X-1A and IB per 2107 - 1.2 and restore the electrical distribution system to normal operation per 2107 - 1.1 and 1.2. 3.10 LTB asina the SPC System 1 3.10.1 Restore SPC system per 2104 - 1.14. 3.10.2 Start service air compressors SA-P-1 A,18 and 1C per 2104 - 2.10. Restore LTS system per R-2-79-47 (if in LTB mode). 3.10.3 Start turbine generator turning gear lube oil pump per 2106 - 3.2. 3.10.4 Restore Auxiliary and Fuel Handling Building ventilation, I including supplemental Auxiliary Building ventilation if.in service per 2104 - 5.2, 5.3 and 5.17. 3.10.5 Additional loads may be added, or may be removed as needed per the Shif t Supervisor / Shift Foreman's direction. l 3.10.6 Maintain plant parameters in accordance with Z-63. 3.10.7 When two offsite circuits are restored, as notified by the dispatcher, secure DF-X-1A and IB per 2107 - 1.2 and restore the electrical distribution system to normal operation per 2107 - 1.1 and 1.2. O _ .}}