ML19351A664
| ML19351A664 | |
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| Site: | Fort Calhoun  |
| Issue date: | 08/01/1977 |
| From: | Short T OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT |
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BEPCRE '!WE UNITED STAM EUCLEAR RBOULA*0RY C0000S310R
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Pursuant to Section $0.90 of the regulations of the U. 8. Realeer
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holder of Pacility Operating' License No. DPR h0, herewith requeste that d.
Sections 2.0 and 3.0 of the Tet.hnical Specifications set forth ta Appendia
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preposed Technical Specifications are submitted in response to a letter.
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s The reoposes changes in Teehateal Specifications are set forth la
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,y Attachment A to this AggMeaties. A discussica, which aanmatrates that,,
.:n the proposed changes da act involve aisafficant baserte cons &dersticas.
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,.4 iy WHEREFORE, Applicant respectfuuy requests that Sections 2.0 and 3 0 of Appendix A to Facility Operating License No. DPR ko be amended la the t
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PORT CALHOUN STATION UNIT NO. 1 LOW TEMPERATURE OVERPRESSURE PROTECTION SYSTEN
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) st o _1 - Monitoriter ATAcross Steam Generatort 3 hts pla n t spec 1 tic analysis assumed a 50* h1 between the primary and secondary coolant systens.
Please discusses (1) how this br will be nonitored and (2) what coat,tois will be used to 21ait the reactor coolant pump (ac9) starts te er < 50* conditteast Resoonse No.-1
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'The District has designed a monitoring system which will measure
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the feedwater temperature in each steam generator and compare it wit 2r the reactor coolant system cold leg temperature.
This aya-tem will function by draining steam generator feedwater through cc j
the blowdown system and past temperature elements: one per steam Provisions will be made to ensure that the measured generator.-
th temperature accurately reflects steam generator temperature and annunciation will be provided for AT greater than 500P.
Insta11-N' ation of this' permanent system is scheduled for the 1977 refuel-ing outage.
'l In the event tant material procurement problems prohibit 1977 installation c.f tne permanent system, thermocouples will be in-t stalled on the steam generator shell or secondary-site handholes.
Calculations have shown that response time of this system will 6
be sufficiently rapid to allow reasonably accurate determination 4
of steam generator feedwater temperature.
This method is oon-4ey sidered to be temporary until receipt of materials allowa in-sta11ation of the permanent system.
Operation of reactor coolant pumps relative to the 50er at limitation will be in accordance with the proposed Technical specification 2.1.1 and corresponding cperating Instreetions.
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d.; j moquest se. # - 2se2atles Fa2We 42aree s.; y Ja'your analysis yem stated the low temperature overpressere pro
%t tection system wt22 ' met be fully operatieaal natia two oposts g
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the first eveat is the enabling of the pressste "y
the asesed operated relief valve (PoaFJ 2ew pressere setpotat,
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5;'.'pressere setposat is enabled and the Ase2aties waive la spee.
(92 ease diseems what steps wA22 be taken to fasure that the Jew
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to indicate closure of either PORV isolation valve.
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?7 alarm will not clear until both isolation valves have been opened.
A schematic of this system is shown in the attached Figure 3.
Reevest No. 3 - Sustee insta21ations
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J system will be installed at the nest refue2 Lay outage, cetober
'%r 2977, provided that equipment is available.
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reatnd you that our letter of to a schedule for the installation of acceptable Reap tera Q'
commit improvement by December 32, 2977.
I hesoonee No. 3 The District is aware of this position, and all possible steps are beint taken to ensure installation by December 31, 1977.
nequest no. 4 - ponv stain sesarakt 24 tu s shows one variab2e setpotat suitek me plant specific report switch for both pomre.
In order te meet and one hi-Jow reset O
the requirements of separabilley of circuits, it is the staff's l
these PonVs should each have a variabJe setpotat
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position that switch and a hi-tow reset switch.
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there should be two separate keylocked esteette, one ter coek pens.
l Response No. 4 the proposed low setpoint PORY actuation system will be auto-antica11y onebled when cold leg temperature is below 3000F and
$y pressuriser ressure low si 1 (PPL8) has been seed.
tbs le setpoint reset evitches have eliminatet oommon var and ocaplete separation of both channels is now maintained.
7 The attached Figure 1 details the circuitry for PORT PCV-103-1.
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et the everpressure proteettoa system.
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ananense Mn. 5 The attacheA Figures 1 through S detail the preliminary cidealtat
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The following important features are incorporated &ato gten.e desigan g;
k the low setpotat ciroeitry is estcoatically enabled when 1)'
preeserteer, pressere 10e signai (9958) is tapessed and 4
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3 Response No. 5 (Continued) oold leg temperature is below 3600F (contact TCl).
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A key-operated reset switch is necessary to return the system to the high setpoint.
Once the low setpoint is enabled, it seals in.
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A key-operated switch is provided to allow manual open-1%g or closing of a PORV.
While this switch would by-pass the automatic opening circuitry, it would not by ing pass the low setpoint enabling circuitry.
Hanual clos of a PORV is annunciated in the control room.
Enabling or actuation of the' low setpoint circuitry for
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4) one PORV automatically enables or actuates the circuitry
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Once the low setpoint circuitry has been enabled, an in-
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Annunciatilon is provided if either PORV selector switch (switches 2 and 3) is placed in the test position.
Request No. 6 - PoRV Valve cyclines y]*
Y at what rate does the PoRY cyeZe?
Please discuss the eaPabilities Can the 50RVs servive opettas et the PORVa under repeated cycling.
at the bienest rate for 20 afautesP Response No. 6 The low-temperature overpressure protection system is desigasd sash
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that, following low setpoint actuation of a p0RV reolosure of the PORY would not take place until system pressere is re80ste bythis b
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PORY eyeling, with the result that eyeling of a 7089 any be treated C
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neeueet so. 7 - seismie and rass # Pts Dese itses were met etearly addressed da the plaat speedfie katify aZZ deviations La the eostros etreetter troe' aeport.
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~ The proposed control circuitry oosplies fully with.1 EBB 279 criteria and is designed as a emissie Class I system.
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It is the statt's positica tha t t (2) the FORF esatro2 etreuitry and pressure detection senser shenad be tested prier to each use of the overprossure protection systcm. and (3) the PORVs shouJd be stroked duriny each refueling.
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The following surveillance program is proposed for the low set-Nk point PORV actuation system:
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The enabling and' actuation circuitry will be tested prior
-t to each scheduled oold leg cooldown below 3000F and monthly
,whenever the temperature is below 3000F and the reactor 7
. vessel head is installed.
A test switch mounted in the
-- '4 control room (one per channel) will supply an 'open" sig-O nal to the actuation circuitry.
Proper operation will be i
verified by supervisory and indication lights.
See the attached, Figures 1 and 2 for schematics.
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.The temperature and pressure channels will be onlibrated each refueling.
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The PORVs will be operated each refueling in accordance
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scenaries would be Jiatted by adelaistrative eostre2.
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