ML20004B981

Forwards Qualification Data Sheets for Valves HCV-348, HCV-383-3 & HCV-383-4.Also Forwards Revised Pages i,6-52, 11-1 & 11-4 to Replace Pages in Existing Facility Environ Qualification Package

ML20004B981
Person / Time
Site:	Fort Calhoun
Issue date:	03/27/1981
From:	William Jones OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT
To:	Seyfrit K NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION IV)
References
IEB-79-01B, IEB-79-1B, NUDOCS 8106010377
Download: ML20004B981 (8)

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....9 1853 MARNEY i OM AM A. NEWRASMA SS102 8 TELEPMON E 538.4000 AREA COOS 403 March 27, 1981 CENTRAL FILES PDR:HO Mr. K. V. Seyfrit, Director LPDR U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Comission TIC Office of Inspection and Enforcement Region IV NSIC 611 Ryan Plaza Drive, Suite 1000 Arlington, Texas 76011 STATE

Reference:

Docket No. 50-285

Dear Mr. Seyfrit:

. 3 of Omaha Public Power District's letter dated January 30, 1981, identified open items for the Fort Calhoun Station's environmental qualification of safety-related electrical equipment.

Item 3 of the enclosure indicated that predicted radiation levels for valves HCV-348, HCV-383-3, and HCV-383-4 needed to be reevaluated for long term core cooling qualification.

As discussed in a telephone conversation between Messrs. Morris and Patterson of the District and Mr. Madsen of your staff, there were some delays in recalculating radiation levels.

The District's reevaluation is complete and the results have been incor-porated into Qualification Data Sheets for the subject valves.

The revised data sheets are attached as pages 6-63 and 6-85.

Also attached are revised pages 1, 6-52,11-1, and 11-4 to replace pages in the existing Fort Calhoun Station environmental qualification package.

Page i, the Table of Contents, has been revised to reflect changes made to the package in the District's letter of January (30, 1981.

Page 6-52 has been revised to reference the Wyle report En-closure 20) and to reflect refined radiation level calculations.

Pages 11-1 and 11-4 have been revised to indicate the revised radiation levels predicted for area

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Sincerely, W.'C.' Jones Division Manager Production Operations i

WCJ/KJM/TLP:jm Attachments cc:

1. S. iluclear Regulatory Commission Office of Inspection and Enforcement

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IE BULLETIN 79-01B SUBMITTAL INDEX Report on Bulletin 79-01B Enclosure 1-Environmental Design Conditions Enclosure 2-Mainsteam/Feedwater Penetration Room (Room 81)

Enclosure 3-Master List References Enclosure 4-Master Lis Enclosure 5-Ev-luation Worksheets for Components Replaced par IE Bulletin 79-01 Enclosure 6-Evaluation Worksheets for IE Bulletin 79-01B Enclosure 7-Evaluation Worksheet Footnotes Enclosure 8-Material Analysis of Containment Penetration Cable Splices for Radiation Effects Enclosure 9-Containment Fan Cooler Motor Splice: 0 - Radiation Effects on States NT-Type Terminal Blocks (Material Analysis) 1 - Radiation Levels 2 - Aging 3 - Schedule for Resolution of Outstanding Items 4 - Auxiliary Building Radiation 5 - NUREG 0578 Equipment 6 - Main Steam Line Break In Contaimnent 7 - Beta Radiation 8 - Long Term Core Cooling 9 - Power Operated Relief Valves 0 - Cable Splice Evaluation

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Fortlity:

Fort Calhnun I llocket No.:

50-785 SYSTEH COtiPONENT EVAI.UATON WORK SilEET C-37 ENVIRONFIENT DOCIRIENTATON QtlAI.I FI-OlfTST,AND-CATION ING EQUIPilENT DESCRIPTION Specifi-Qualif-Specifi-Qualifi-HETil0D ITEMS Parameter cation ration cation cation system: Electrical Equipment Operating Note 4 Time Continuous 2

2 2

Note 1 Item No.: Containment vent fan motor lead splices at the Tempera-electrical penetrations ture 'F 288*F 2

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2 Note 1 Component: N/A t're s s u re PSig 60 psig 2

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2 Note 1 H:nufacturer: N/A neiacave Hadel No.: N/A Ilumidity %

100%

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Note 1 Tunction: Hotor leads for Chemical 1700 ppa centainment vent fans Spray Boric Acid 2

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2 Note I fn Accuracy - Spec: N/A y

Demon: N/A Radiation 1.12x10 Note 1 1

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Note 1 Sarvice: See function Lscation: Containment Aging N/A 2

N/A 2

2 Note 1 Flood I.evel Elev:

1000.9' Submer-Above Flood Level: Yes gence N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Note 1 Documentation

References:

Notes:

1) Enclosure #1.

1) See Enclosure #20, j!

2) See RTV 3145 Clear.

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3) Table Cl 79-01B

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Fort Calhoun 1 Docket No.:

50-285 SYSTEll C0til'ONENT EVALUATON WORK SilEET C-15

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ENVikONilENT DOCUtlENTATON REF QUAI.IFI-OUTSTAN D-CATION ING l

l EQlllPflENT DESCRIPTION Specifi Qualif-Specif i-Qualifi-HETil0D ITEMS Parametes cation cation cation cation System: liigh Pressure Safet y Operating Sequentia Injection Time Note 1 Note 1 Note 1 2

Test NONE Item No.: IICV-383-3, 383-4 Tempera-Sequentia ture *F 225"F 250*F 1

2 Test NONE Component: flotor Operated valve Pressiere

& limit switch PSig N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A NONE Hanufacturer: I.imitorque Relative Sequentia l Hodel No.: SHB-0 llumidity 1

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Test NONE Function: Open on (RAS) to Chemical provide suction to llPSI,LPSI Spray N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A NONE

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NA Service: Containment r.mp recir to llPSI,LPSI & cont y. cay Sequential I.ocation: Containment Aging N/A 40 yrs N/A 2

Test NONE Flood I.evel Elev:

1000.9' Submer-N/A N/A N/A N/A NONE Ab;ve Flood Level: Note 2 gence N/A i

Documentation

References:

Notes:

1) For temperature See " Sump Water Temperature"-

I) IICV-383-3 & IICV-383-4 are required to open to provide, Figure 1.

For Radiation. See suction to llPSI pumps after SIRWT tank inventory is s

" Implementation Methods & Schedules for Nures -

exhausted. This occurs approximately 20 minutes into 0578" Section 2.1.6b Page 16, 100% llumidity is the event, & stroke time is 10 seconds.

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assumed as. worst case possibility.

2) IlCV-383-3 &4 are located outside the containment in 3

2) Limitorque Corporation Test Lab: fB-0003.

TK-SI9 f TK-SI-10. They are physically separated by the 3

containment wall from the inside of the containment.

TK-SI-9 & 10 are considered an extension of containment for isolation only. TK-SI-9 & 10 are not subject to flooding or containment Loca conditions.

3) 1000 hrs operation.

Fccility:

Fort Calhoun 1 Docket No.:

50-285 C-2 SYSTEN COHPONENT EVAL.llATON WORK SilEET ENVIRONMENT DOCIRIENTATON REF.

QUALIFI-OUTSTAND-CATION ING EQtilPilENT DESCRIPTION Specifi-qualif-Specift Qualifi-HETHOD ITEMS Pa rame te r cation

ation cation cation System

Low Pressure Safety Operating NA 1000 lir Note 1 2

Type Test MONE Injection System Time Item No.: !CV-348 Tempera-ture *F 288"F 325'F 1

2 Type Test NONE Component: llotor ope ated valves Pressure and limit switches PSig 60 PSIg 90 PSIg i

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.NONE Hanufacturer: Limitorque Relative Hodel No.: SHB-3 Ilumidity 3 100%

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Type Test NONE Function: Shutdown cooling Chemical 1700 ppm 1700 ppm Line istoaton Spray Boric Acid Boric Acid I

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Accuracy - Spec: N/A 7

7 Demon: N/A Radiation 1.51 x 10 2x10 R I

3 Type Test NOME Service: Shutdown Cooling Location: Containment

!.ging N/A 40 yre N/A 3

Type Test NONE Flood Level Elev:

1000.9' St.bme r-Above Flood Level: Yes sence N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A MONE Notes:

Documentation

References:

I)R51 required as part of EP-58 but is

1) Enclosure #1.

included since it provides an alternate

2) Frar.klin Institute Research Lab #F-C2232.01 C0cilng suct10n path for the LPSI system

3) Limitorque Corporation Test Lab #B-0003 when the primary system is below* 265 psia.

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