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Provides Summary of Peak Clad Temp Determinations to Support Reported Valves in 930219 Proposed OL Change Request,In Response to 930412 Telcon
ML20035F992
Person / Time
Site: Beaver Valley
Issue date: 04/19/1993
From: Sieber J
DUQUESNE LIGHT CO.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM)
References
TAC-M85819, TAC-M85820, NUDOCS 9304230187
Download: ML20035F992 (5)


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Beaver Valley Power Station Shippingport. PA 15077-0004 I

JOHN D. DEBER (412) 393-5255 Senior Vice President and Fax (412) 643-8069 i

$*da*/PO.*Er $$[on April 19, 1993 U.

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Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attn:

Document Control Desk Washington, DC 20555 s

Subject:

Beaver Valley Power Station, Unit No. 1 and No. 2 BV-1 Docket No. 50-334, License No. DPR-66 l

BV-2 Docket No. 50-412, License No. NPF-73 i

Additional Information Supporting TSCR 208/74 (TAC Nos. M85819/M85820)

Attached are summaries of the Beaver Valley Unit No. 1 and No. 2 l

peak clad temperature determinations which support the reported i

values in our February 19, 1993 proposed operating license change request.

This information is provided in response to a telephone conversation between our respective staffs which occurred on April l

12, 1993.

If you have any questions regarding this submittal, please i

contact Mr. Steve Sovick at (412) 393-5211.

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Additional Information Supporting TSCR 208/74 (TAC Nos.-M85819/M85820)

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i BVPS UNIT 1 LBLOCA i

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Analysis of record:

BASH analysis described in UFSAR 14.3.2 and 14.3.2.1 (full-spectrum analysis).

l PCT for most limiting break (CD = 0.4) = 1918'F i

(UFSAR, page 14.3-8)

[ Key Assumptions: 10% steam generator tubes plugged UFSAR 14.3.2.2 first paragraph]

Partial BASH analysis described in UFSAR 14.3.2.2 i

(re-analyzed limiting break only) l t

PCT calculated as 2149'F.(UFSAR, page 14.3-10) [ Key l

Assumptions:

20%

steam generator tubes plugged -

UFSAR 14.3.2.2]

2.

Most recently reported change to 1 above prior to 2/19/93:

f None 3.

Specific changes since 2 above prior to 2/19/93:

i Fuel rod backfill initial pressure uncertainty (1) 2*F(2) l RCS Tavg uncertainty 2*F(3) i 9

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(1)

Letter ET-NRC-91-3647, 12/20/91, Interim Report No.91-021, l

S.R. Tritch (Westinghouse to NRC).

(2)

Interim issue under Westinghouse evaluation.

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Proposed license change request dated 2/19/93; plant specific uncertainty calculation.

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.(TAC Nos. MB5819/M85820) l Page 2 l

r BVPS UNIT 1 SBLOCA 1.

Analysis of record:

NOTRUMP analysis described in UFSAR 14.3.1

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PCT for most limiting break (3" break)'= 1802*F-(UFSAR, page 14.3-4) [ Key Assumptions: as described in UFSAR 14.3.1]

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2.

Most recently reported change to 1 above prior to 2/19/93:

-Annual 10 CFR 50.46 report dated July 20, 1992 j

PCT reported as 2010*F r

3.

Specific changes since 2 above prior to 2/19/93:

Auxiliary feedwater flow rate change

'175'F(2)

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Remove penalty for SBLOCA rod internal

-53*F

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pressure initial condition assumption Auxiliary feedwater pump start signal 6aF assumption change l

Burst / Blockage SPIKE interim penalty 204*F(3)-

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-Burst / Blockage SPIKE increase due to 10'F(3) 3 2/19/93 proposed license cnange request Non-cycle specific power shape /P-bar-HA

-118*F((4)

Cycle specific power shape /P-bar-HA

-42*F(4) 5*F 5)

RCS Tavg uncertainty (1)

This penalty is assigned as a contingency to accommodate a i

reduced auxiliary feedwater flow rate, if needed.'

No credit is currently taken for it.

i (2)

This issue is bounded by the Burst / Blockage SPIKE interim l

issue.

These two issues are mutually exclusive.

See letter i

ET-NRC-91-3647, 12/20/91, S. R. Tritch (Westinghouse to NRC),

l Interim Report No.91-021.

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This is an interim ' issue under. evaluation.

See letter i

ET-NRC-91-3647 (above), Interim Report No.91-005.

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Plant specific input values were used rather than the previous j

more

generic, bounding values.

This'is not a change to the model.

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Proposed license change request dated 2/19/93; plant specific uncertainty calculation.

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BVPS UNIT 2 LBLOCA i

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Analysis of record:

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BART analysis described in UFSAR 15.6.5 I

f PCT for most limiting break (C

= 0.4) = 2120*F-l k5.6.5.3.3, page i

(UFSAR Table 15.C-9, UFSAR 15.6-18)

[ Key Assumptions: 5% steam generator tubes plugged - UFSAR Table 15.6-9]

I 2.

Most recently reported change to 1 above prior to 2/19/93*

i Annual 10 CFR 50.46 report dated July 20, 1992.

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PCT reported as 2191*F f

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Specific changes since 2 above prior to 2/19/93:

I WREFLOOD structural heat model

-25'F(1) i i

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This change was identified by Westinghouse to us at i

approximately the same time our 2/19/93 submittal was issued i

and is, therefore, not reflected in item 2 above '2191'F)

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Analysis of record:

t NOTRUMP analysis described in UFSAR 15.6.5 l

PCT for most limiting break (4" break) = 1399*F

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(UFSAR 15.6.5.3.3, page 15.6-19 and Table 15.6-10)

[ Key Assumptions: as described in UFSAR 15.6.5]

i 2.

Most recent reported change to 1 above prior to 2/19/93:

Annual 10 CFR 50.46 report dated July 20, 1992 PCT reported as 2176*F(1}

3.

Specific changes since 2 above prior to 2/19/93:

None j

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The summary reported in our 2/19/93 submittal provides an itemization of this reported PCT.

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