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Chapter 13 to Midland 1 & 2 PSAR, Initial Tests & Operation. Includes Revisions 1-36
ML20008D787
Person / Time
Site: Midland
Issue date: 01/13/1969
From:
CONSUMERS ENERGY CO. (FORMERLY CONSUMERS POWER CO.)
To:
References
NUDOCS 8007300699
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TABLE OF CONTE?,TS Section M

13 INITIAL TESTS AI;L OPERATIO!;

13 1 13 1 TESTS FRIOR TO REACTOR FUELI?i3 1.2 1 13 2 INITIAL CRITICALITY 1.2. _,

13 3 POSTCRITICALITY TESTS 13 1 l

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A cc prehensive field testing progra: fer the Midland Units '. and 2 vill te conducted to insure

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Field analysis and =cre detailed Office analysis cf test re:ults vill te made te verify that systems and eceponents are perfor=ing satisfacterily or to recc end necessary correc*ive action,

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Operaticnal tests vill involve actual Operation of the syste and equipcent under design ecnditions er simulated design conditions. Functional tests vill verify that the syste cr equipment is capable of perfeming the fanction for i u.. c.a.

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13 2 IRITIE CRITICALITY Fuel Iceding vill begin when all prerequisite unit tests and cperat. tens have been satisfacterily completed and the facility operating license has been Ot-tained. Core ec penents will te 1:aded in a predetermined sequence.

Changes in ecre suberitical cultiplication vill be reasured and evaluated; a detailed checkcff list vill te followed; and periodic checks vill be made to insure proper status of all equiptent, conditions, and ccre components.

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A ceries Of posteri:1cality testa vill te conducted at ambient and hot zero pcVer and at varicus power levels. Sese tests vill be used to evaluate reactivity coefficients, control red reactivity verths, and the reactivity worth of xenen-135 De reacter c clant system flev vill te evaluated, and the external and in-ccre nuclear instrumentation systems vill te calibrated at various power levels.

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Reacter Building Isolation Functional test for closure of all valves on prescribed reactor building penetrations. Test to include operation of valves normally open only for specified short-ter: functions such as in the purge system and the e er-gency sump drain lines. Building leak rate at design pressure to be established.

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