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Notifies of 731023 Meeting to Resolve AEC Comments Re Smud FSAR & to Establish B&W Design Position on Auxiliary Feedwater Sys Instrumentation Design
ML20024B479
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Site: Crane, Rancho Seco  
Issue date: 10/17/1973
From: Mcbride A
BABCOCK & WILCOX CO.
To: Jonathan Brown, Karrasch B, Lesniak L
BABCOCK & WILCOX CO.
References
TASK-06, TASK-6, TASK-GB GPU-2705, NUDOCS 8307090004
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ce=ments and to establish a B&W design pos'icion on auxiliary feedvatar To resolve the AEC's M

system instru=entatics design for 177 F.A. plants, a meeting vill be held on Q,

October 23, Conference Room A at 1805 P.M.

k f The problem referred to above concerns the ECCS requirement that auxiliary i

feedvater injection be initiated to the steam generators folleving small

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LOCA's.

The ICS, which usually initiates the auxiliary feedvater equip =ent, is neither seismically qualified nor does it meet the require =ents of IEEE-279 as required by 10CTR50 for essential safety functions.

1 Afthough the AEC mentions manual initiation of auxiliary feedvater, ECCS analysis personnel, in informal conversations, did not feel that manual initiation of I

auxiliary feedvarer 15 minutes af ter a LOCA vould be adequate to achieve a safe condition of the reactor coolant systen. Since autecatic initiation vill probably be required, it is reco== ended that the auxiliary feedvater injection be initiated by the existing ESTAS based on a 1600 psig RCS pressure or 4 paig i

RB signals.

Since mais feedvater isolation is also required following a LOCA (acd following steam line breaks), it is reco=sended that the main feedvater

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or 4 psig RB pressure signals.

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Distribution october 17, 1973 Page # 2 It is hoped that at the meeting of October 23, the above design or a more suitable alternate can be agreed upon as a B&W standard for all 177 T.A. plants. The following groups are requested to prepara to discuss the questions, listed below:

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ECCS Analysis a) Is manual actuation of the auxiliary feedwater system suitable for post,-LOCA protection?

1 b) Are the 1600,pois RCS pressure and 4 psig R3 pressure signals suitable for initiating aux-iliary feedvater flow?

5 c) is the continuous flow of one of the two aux-111ary feedvater pumps sufficient for post-10CA protection?

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Safety Analysis and Control Analysis: Would the operation of the systen, as described above, severe *y affect the pro-cedures which sitigate the effects of other accidents or transients? Tor instance, should the main steam isolation valves be closed to assure steam to the auxiliary feedvater pump turbine?

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C&I Engineering: What changes to the ESPAS would be required to in-plement the above design? Approxi=ataly what additional costs would be incurred?

4.' Project Management: Would our custo=srs or their AE's object to the design changes as suggested?

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Is there other equip =ent or instrumentation insufficiently qualified for its safety function? Should the equipnent design be uprated at this time?

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