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Notifies That Suppl Page 14-11 to Fsar,Revisior 26 Will Be Updated at Time of Next FSAR Revision Re Addition of Cooling Water to Reactor Core During Core Flood Line LOCA
ML19316A049
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Site: Oconee 
Issue date: 02/01/1973
From: Thies A
DUKE POWER CO.
To: Anthony Giambusso
US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
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NUDOCS 7911210616
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Dear Mr. Giambusso:

Our recent Final Safety Analysis Report Revision 26 informed you on page Supplement 14-11 that the Oconee operator could take manual action to provide additional cooling water to the reactor core during a core flood line loss of coolant accident.

The analysis presented in Supplement 14 assumed that only one high pressure injection pump and one core flooding tank were injecting water into the reactor vessel.

It was also assumed that the active low pressure injection pump was lined up to the core flood line that had the break and the other low pressure injection pump was inoperative as per the single failure criteria. The operator can provide the additional cooling water by cros connecting the low pressure injection pumps at the pump discharge and equalizing the flow in each low pressure injection line by positioning the control valves in each line. When the flow is equalized, the low pressure injection flow into the reactor vessel will be at least 1500 gpm with one pump operating and 3000 gpm with both pumps operating.

Discussions with members of my operating staff $ndicate that this equalization of flow can be accomplished by the operator no later than 15 minutes after the accident has occurred.

Consequently, page Supplement 14-11 will be revised to include the above informationlat the time of the next FSAR revision.

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