ML19317G513
| ML19317G513 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Crystal River, 05000303 |
| Issue date: | 03/11/1968 |
| From: | Moore V US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC) |
| To: | Boyd R US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC) |
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| NUDOCS 8003180802 | |
| Download: ML19317G513 (11) | |
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to the in::; rated con:r71 system. V2 dir:n sed with the srplicent tha interconnaction of protection and control instrumentatica in light of the recent ACES letters on the Diablo Canyon and Wree 1 tile Island plents.
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!!a will report orally to tr.c Comittes on the asna to be provided for this selection preca s::.
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preliminary design indicates that these critoria have bean satisfied. The applicant has stated however that the revised prelisinary design is subject to revisica during detailed design. Wa will insura during the operating licansa review that aay revision to the dastan will ec= ply with tha-above stat d criterin, d.
Diversit-r of 3mer?ney Cera Celin;t Arrnation Simuls As crinically proposed, the e=>.rgney core evoling system (ZCCS) es tai::iated by redundant reacts: coolant ice pressurs signale erranged in e tw out =f three logic matrix.
Thc applicant has revised his deett,a by adding a second method to initiste the ECCS. This saccnd wothod of initiatien is provided by redundant primary contain:,ent high pressure signals arranged in a two out of' three logic catrix. We believe that this addition of a ~dLvarse signal;has-~a'dded to plant. safety and is' thers-
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With the linte-open ymrc can he suppliad from tha 5G0 ri suictatica unic.h is connected to 'the grid by run trant.edssion lines. The opticant estic:as that in the ev:'nt of the lors of normal fe:J from the St:rtup Transferner.
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Since a nonredundant transformer arrangement might becccc a limiting ite:2 af ter the grid has cease'd ~ to be in a' transient state, we believe redundant-transforzers are required to protect against randon failure durin3 long tara cooling. Within an hour the grid vill noreally recover to its utes. y-r, tate cr a.*.itten an.1 Ca 2003 uill be in che lon~; tora coo!.ing coda.
If both nuclear units were opera.;ing at the :i=o of an accidsac, the other unit could pw-1A ansther remrce of per, er.
Ala, cither cf tha wo coal fired unita can provida emer nr the : clear unito For t-reaccar stcted aihovs, wa battaw the s* pply of offeitu t. power 5 engiMared ssf??-> Tonturec and *e rbtdes.- 10-5 i: adcpate, e,
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