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Instrument Accuracy Calculation 1LT-63-50,-51,-52 & -53 (RWST Switchover)
ML20042F253
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Issue date: 04/25/1990
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2 SOURCE OF DESIGN INPUT INFORMATION ( REFERENCES }

3 DESIGN INPUT DATA............................................

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DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS 7

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LOOP COMPONENT LIST.................................

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LOOP FUNCTIONS, REQUIREMENTS, & LIMITS 10 D)

COMPONENT DATA

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COMPONENT DATA NOTES

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COMPUTATIONS / ANALYSES A)

PROCESS UNCERTAINTY DISCUSSION / CALCULATION 18 B)

WATERLEG UNCERTAINTY DISCUSSION / CALCULATION 20 C)

ACCURACY DISCUSSION D)

ACCURACY CALCULATION INDEX AND CALCULATIONS 23 25 SUPPORTING GRAPHICS A)

LOOP DIAGRAM

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INSTRUMENT SENSING DIAGRAM

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REQUIREMENTS 1.

Static head of instrument sensing line to be eliminated by calibration procedures (SI-98.5).

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Acceptance band for the transmitter must be within !O.5%.

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The acceptance band for calibration of the Eagle 21 I/O System shall be within 0.2%

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SONP INSTRUMENT TABULATIONS 47B601-63, DATED 8-25-88 4

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6 INSTRUMENT & CONTROL DRAWING 47W600-143 REV 9 8

7 INSTRUMENT & CONTROL DRAWING 47W600-241 REV 5 9

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24 70 REACTIVITY CONTROL SYSTEMS - BORATED WATER SOURCES OPERATING - LIMITING CONDITIONS FOR OPERATIONS 25 21 USNRC - INFORMATION NOTICE NO. 83-03 (NEB 830303 222) s 26 22 DESIGN OF SETPOINTS 27 23 EVALUATION OF TIME SEOUENCE ASSOCIATED WITH CHANGEOVER FROM OPERATION TO RECIRCULATION FSAR TABLE 6.3.2-4 REV._Q_ PREP JVL DATE 2 /3t CHECK C/r' DATE ?/348' SHEET 5 C/O_6 REV PREP-DATE CHECK' DATE SHEET C/O-REV PREP.

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CSA CHANNEL STATISTICAL ALLOWANCE (ZA4)

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SCA SENSOR CALIBRATION ACCURACY (C4)

SMTE SENSOR MEASUREMENT AND TEST EQUIPMENT ACCURACY [ycr$.Tc4 ng tea)

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CSA = EA + (PMA' + PEA' +

(SCA+SMTE+SD)' + STE' + SPE8 +

(RCA+RMTE+RCSA+RD)* + RTE')*

SMTE = (ICTo' +ICRo' +0CTe8 +0CRe' )*

No TE.'

7HE I/88 E& l/+ hCN S / N S E N C ' 75 << 5 Mbfat) d'hib~ NE4?

lcej'SE ycN 7n nos' dd8t?>'MMNJ 4.SDe' SOW 5? 'Al M " A A#f/ W M /

.s i T fe w r c"a/c d itrr w s.

s REV O PREP JVL DATE 2 /3T CHECK C)n1 DATE 3*/3-90 SHEET.BA.C/O_9 REV PREP DATE

_ CHECK DATE SHEET C/O_

REV PREP.

DATE

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LOOP COMPONENT LIST

,3 LOOP ID#

COMPONEllT ID#

1-LT-63-50 1-LT-63-50 (TRANSMITTER)

Q 1-LM-63-50AA (I/E CONVERTER) 1 - LM-6 3 - 5 0 AB (A/D CONVERTER) 1 - LM-6 3 - 5 0 AD (PROCESSOR) 1 - LM-6 3 - 5 0 A F (D/D CONVERTER) 1-LS-63-50A (LEVEL SWITCH) 1-LT-63-51 1-LT-63-51 (TRANSMITTER) 1-LM-63-51AA (I/E CONVERTER) 1-LM-63-51AB (A/D CONVERTER) 1-LM-63-51AD (PROCESSOR) 1-LM-63-51AF (D/D CONVERTER) 1-LS-63-51A (LEVEL SWITCH) 1-LT-63-52 1-LT-63-52 (TRANSMITTER) 1-LM-63-52AA (I/E CONVERTER) 1-LM-63-52AB (A/D CONVERTER) 1-LM-63-52AD (PROCESSOR) 1-LM-63-52AF (D/D CONVERTER) 1-LS-63-52A (LEVEL SWITCH) 1-LT-63-53 1-LT-63-53 (TRANSMITTER) 1-LM-63-53AA (I/E CONVERTER)

J-LM-63-53AB (A/D CONVERTER) 1-LM-63-53AD (PROCESSOR) 1 - LM-6 3 -5 3 AF (D/D CONVERTER) 1-LS-63-53A (LEVEL StilTCH) t REV O PREP JVL DATE J-Q'&, CHECK C1o? - DATE 2-1390 SHEET 9 C/O 10 REV __ PREP DATE.

CHECK '

DATE SHEET

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LOOP FUNCTION THE TOUR _ LEVEL TRANSMITTERS MEASURE THE LEVEL OF FLUID IN THE REFUELING WATER STORAGE TANK AND PROVIDE AUTOMATIC SWITCHOVER QF THE RWST TANK. (REFERENCE 35)

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LOOP REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITS RESPONSE TIME EESPONSE TIME REOUTREMENTS FOR RWST SWITCHOVER IS SUMMARIZED IN ATTACHMENT 23. PROM REF. 34. A TYPICAL TRANSMITTER LOOP WILL HAVE A RESPONSE TIME OF LESS THAN ONE SECOND WHICH IS WELL WITHIN THE REOUIRED RESPONSE TIME FOR RWST SWITCHOVER.

ANALYTICAL LIMITS:

ARE DERIVED IN DNE CALCULATION (ATTACHMENT 15)

OPERATING LIMITS:

FOR AUTO-SWITCHOVER 183H (ATTACHMENT 25)

EXISTING SETPOINT:

FOR AUTO-SWITCHOVER 130" (ATTACHMENT 15) t REV O PREP JVL DATE 2-f t'b CHECK Nni DATE ?/F'A' SHEET _10 C/O.31 REV PREP DATE CHECK "

DATE SHEET C/O REV PREP DATE CHECK DATE SHEET C/O_

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COMPONENT DATA VALID FOR DEVICES IDENTIFIED ON SHEET (S):

9 COMPONENT:Loyol Transmitter CONTRACT #:68C60-91934 REFERENCE #: 3 MANUFACTURER /MODEL:ITT-Barton/752 REFERENCE #:,11.

INPUT RANGE & UNITS:0-387" H O NOTE #:

2 REFERENCE #: 5 OUTPUT RANGE & UNITS:10-50 mA NOTE #:

REFERENCE #: 5 OVERRANGE LIMIT:N/A NOTE #:

REFERENCE #:

CALIBRATED SPAN:0-387" If 0 NOTE #:

2 REFERENCE #: 5 ROOM #/ PANEL #:SEE NOTE *1 NOTE #:

__1_. REFERENCE #:'7 ELEVATION / COORDINATE: 706'-0" NOTE #:

REFERENCE #: 7 MIN / MAX ABNORMAL TEMP:50/139'F NOTE #;

REFERENCE #:5.14 ACCIDENT TEMPERATURE:N/A NOTE #:

REFERENCE #: 6 RADIATION TID (RAD):1.8x10' NOTE #:

REFERENCE #: 6 RADIATION IAD (RAD) : _< 3 x10' NOTE #:

REFERENCE #: 6 INSTRUMENT TAP INFORMATION REFERENCE #:8&9 WLHP TAP ELEVATION:708'-2" WLHP CONDENSING POT ELEVATION N/A WLLP TAP ELEVATION: 708'-1" WLLP CONDENSING POT ELEVATION:N/A EVENT

/ CATEGORY / OPERATING TIME:

NOTE #: U/_6 REFERENCE #:._22 N/A

/

N/A

/

N/A

/

/

t

/

/

/

/

/

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COMPONENT DATA (CONTINUED)

COMPONENT Lovel Transmitter PARAMETER VALUE/ UNITS NOTE #

REFERENCE #

-f Re iO.25% of CS 2

1 Do d1.0% of CS/Yr.

J 10 12.0% of CS/100' F 1,15 TNo 20.5% of CS SYSTEMATIC 4

33 SPEe 0.2% of CS/1000 PSIG 16 1

.i SECu N/A PSEo f0.025% of CS/ Volt 12 1

RNDe gjA g

33 TPRo 0

15 l

ICTo f0.5% of CS 7

1 ICRo 0.5% of CS 7

1 OCTo 0.05% CS 7

1 OCR0 N/A 8

Ab iO.5% of CS 11 5'

Se 0.5% of CS 6

2 RADo N/A 5

_ 11 tao N/A

---~

WLo N/A 9

g ry '^ * -- ~ O.432' of C.%.

f PRCSo g, _W-OE C3 -r oru12 0/ CS 10 I

INDRo N/A IRo N/A SENo NEGLIGIBLE 13 CALo N/A 14 1

REV O PREP JVL _ DATE ?/3 n' CHECK CM DATE ?/i90 SHEET I? C/O.13 REV !

PREP.h."

DATE 3+R CHECK 191 DATE 39'

SHEET /2 C/O d_N REV PREP' DATE

_ CHECK DATE'

-SHEET C/ O-l l

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COMPONENT DATA NOTES COMPONENT: Level Transmitter NOTE

_1_

The list below identifies the device and nanel:

1-LT-63-50/1-L-344 1-LT-63-51/1-L-453 1-LT-63-52/1-L-452 1 - LT-6 3 - 5 3 /1 -L-3 4 5 2

As specified in the TTT Barton Product Bulletin 752-5

_(Attachment li. the accuraev which includes repeatability is 0.25% of rated scan.

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l A rated span of 387 inches of water for these transmitters' will I

be used.

This is based upon knowledae that Barton-transmitters are normally made for the specific acclication (Attachment 4).

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a 3. the Drift error for the'subiect devices is 1% ner vear.

A calibration frecuency of 22.5 months is used.

4 Por Attachment #1. the ambient temperature effect is i1% Der s

100*F for Zero shift and 1% ner 100*F for scan shift. Hence the i

i temocrature effect of zero & scan shift are combined &-=

2%.

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COMPONENT DATA NOTES COMPONENT: Level Transmitter

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NOTE ECN L5653 (Attachment 15) adds heaters to the instrument enclosures for freeze protection.

Therefore, the min, ambient' temo, is 33*F.

From OIR NEB 87275 (Attachment 14) the~ max

-l ambient temo. is 139'P.

The transmitter's enclosure heaters shall be set at 60*F.

10*F is allowed for error in temperature control-ner EEB calc.

"HVAC Instrument Accuracy Evaluation, i

Temo."

controller accuracy of 15% of scan is accentable

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_( Re f. #17).

Therefore.'a temo scan of 89'F (139-50) will be used to determine'the ambient temo, effects. The systematic l

error of 0.5% of CS is recuired to comoensate for additional l

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uncertainty at 130'F.See attachment 27.

5 The subiect devices are expected to be exoosed to a maximum

-i radiation dosaae of less than 5 x 10A.

Per Attachment 10.

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their performance will not be sianificantly dearaded at these j

i radiation levels.

These transmitters are located at the RWST j

tanks, see Attachment 5 for environmental conditions.

6 Eer Attachment 2. the chance in output after a se'ismic test was j

g less than 0.5% of calibrated scan.

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COMPONENT DATA NOTES 1

COMPONENT: Level Transmitter NOTE 7

An accuracy and readina error of two times the accuracy of the tested device will be used for calibratina test eauiement'.

Attachment #1 lists the accuracy of the transmitter as 0.25%-

7 of scan.

8 Outout readina error is not aonlicable since a diaital meter will be utilized in this situation.

9 Waterlea_pncertainties are insianificant in this loon.

See waterloc uncertaintv discussion.

(Sheet 20).

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10 Refer to crocess uncertainty discussion (Sheet 18).'

11_

As shown on SONP SI-98.5 (Attachment 64) the calibratiqa tolerance for the subiect-device is 2" of water or 0.q), of This value will be used for the accentance band.

I snan.

12 A Dower sunolv effect of to.025% of maximum calibrated span

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for one volt nower sucolv chance is snecified in the ITT Barton Product Cataloc (Attachment el).

Per Watts Bar Unit 1 and 2 Eacle 21 System Technical Manual (Contract #71C62-54114-1) the power sunnly voltaae may vary 3.0V from a nominal 30V.

Thus, the effect will be insianificant.

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SHEET 15 C/O_16 REV PREP DATE CHECK -

DATE SHEET C/O REV PREP DATE CHECK DATE SHEET C/O 6

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COMPONENT DATA-VALID FOR DEVICES IDENTIFIED ON SHEET (S):

9 COMPONENT: EAGLE 21 I/O SYSTEM l

I/E CONVERTER l

A/D CONVERTER PROCESSOR D/D CONVERTER PER WESTINGHOUSE METHODOLOGY (REF. 31) AND USING VALUES FROM THE GENERIC EAGLE 21 CALC. (REF. 18),1 AND NOTING THAT THE ACCEPTANCE BAND FOR THEL EAGLE IS NOT APPLICABLE BECAUSE OF THE NATURE OF DIGITAL SIGNALS:-

An(E) = An(I/E) =

[(De + ICTe + Re)* + (Tne)83 (for digital o'utput

.25 from Eagle 21)

= 1( (O AM + 0. 2 % + 0. 2 %) 8

+ (0.25%)23 i

. 42.

[0.

t + 0.0625%)%

=

= 10.

% AAB $/30/?O

.70 j

FROM THE ABOVE:

DIGITAL

- An(E)

=

0, 70 j

- As(E) = An(E) 0.

%.70

=

- Aa(E) = An(E)

O M%.~70

=

SEE SECTION 6.1 SHEETS 49 AND 50 OF GEN-EEB-MS-TI28-0002 REF.

18 FOR RESULTS.

FOR REQUIREMENTS, SEE SHEET 2.

s A De VALUE OF.25 13 USED FOR CON 515TENCY WITH WESTINGl:005fi W

METHDDOL0sY, TER WESTINGHOU.iE LETTER TVA Sct-BZE WHICH is ATTACHED ( ATTADIMENT I) TO 7ht GENERh'. EAGLE 11 cal.C.1)LIrl"10N w~ N ro a REV_1 PREP OL DATE T O'S' CHEC

/ V' DATE 3.a.r.'

SHEET _17_.C/O_ _18 _.

1 REV i PREP _Ma DATE 2/3*/90 CHECKR4 DATE Jho ho SHEET /7 C/O ff REV PREP DATE CHECK DATE 1.'

SHEET

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PROCESS UNCERTAINTY DISCUSSION / CALCULATION 1'

NO PROCESS UNCERTAINTY' EXISTS FOR'THIS. CALCULATION BECAUSE:

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THE MEASURED. PARAMETER IS THE PARAMETER OF CONCERN;; _

THEREFORE, PROCESS VARIATIONS ARE ACCOUNTED FOR IN THE DETERMINATION OF SAFETY AND/OR OPERATIONAL-LIMITS.-

L OTHER: SEE DISCUSSION BELOW.

X PROCESS UNCERTAINTY DOES EXIST AND IS DETAILED IN'THE FOLLOWING DISCUSSION / CALCULATION.

i THE RWST LEVEL TRANSMITTERS ' ARE CALIBRATED TO MEASURE WATER AT 60

  • F OVER i

A SPAN OF 387" (SI-98.5).

HOWEVER, SEQUOYAH TECH SPEC (SECTION 3/4.1, PAGE 12)

REQUIRES A ' TEMPERATURE OF -60*F TO 105 ' F - AND.

A= BORON CONCENTRATION OF 2500 PPM'TO 2700 PPM (PER REFERENCE 36) BE MAINTAINED IN THE RWST.

THE TEMPERATURE INCREASE AND BORON CONCENTRATION = WILL~

RESULT IN AN ERROR IN THE LEVEL MEASUREMENT.

THE ERROR ~ DUE -..TO AN INCREASE IN TEMPERATURE IS (+) (ACTUAL LEVEL IS GREATER lTHAN INDICATED LEVEL).

THE ERROR DUE TO THE BORON ~ CONCENTRATION.IS (-) (ACTUAL' LEVEL' IS LESS THAN INDICATED LEVEL).-

1)

TEMP ERROR = (DENSITY RWST AT 105'F-DENSITY RWST AT 60

  • F) (LEVEL)

SPECIFIC GRAVITY RWST AT 2500-2700 PPM BORON CONCENTRATION IS.

1.00375 (ATTACHMENT 11)'

DENSITY RWST AT 60'F=1.00375 X 62.383 LB/FT - (DENSITY OF H O AT 3

60*F) 2 3

= 62.617 LB/FT l

DENSITY RWST AT 105'F=1. 00375 X 61.939 LB/FT ' (DENSITY OF' H 0' AT 3

l 105'F) 2 l

= 62.171' LB/FT3 DENSITY RWST AT 68'F = 62.321 LB/FT '

3 AUTO SWITCHOVER SETPOINT = 130" (ATTACHMENT 24)

CALIBRATED SPAN = 387" (ATTACHMENT 12)

INST. TAP 2' ABOVE RWST BASE (ATTACHMENTS 8) 130"-24"=106" 130" IS EQUAL TO 106" ON CALIBRATED SPAN i

-I REV 1 PREP DATE SY7-?0 CHEC Ta DATE S M 5D SHEET 18~C/O_.12_,

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PROCESS UNCERTAINTY DISCUSSION / CALCULATION (CONT'D.)

4-THUS:

PRCSe = (62.321 --62.617)LB/FT3 3

3 (106") x(1 FT /1728 IN ) X(27. 8"/'l PSI)

PRSEo = -0.51" OR -0.132% OF CS l

PRCSe = (62.321 - 62.171)LB/FT3 3

3 (106")x(l' FT /1728 IN ) x(27.8"/1 PSI)

PRSEe = +0.26" OR +0.067% OF CS

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SHEET 19 C/O__20 REV PREP DATE CHECK DATE SHEET C/O _

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WATERLEG UNCERTAINTY-DISCUSSION / CALCULATION i

.1 APPLICABLE TO ALL LOOPS LISTED ON SHEET 1_.

. APPLICABLE ONLY TO LOOPS:

L WATERLEG UNCERTAINTY IS NOT CONSIDERED FOR THE CALCULATION BECAUSE:

NO WATERLEG EXISTS FOR THIS CALCULATION.

j THE EFFECTS OF WATERLEG CHANGES ARE INSIGNIFICANT. SEE d

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DISCUSSION /CALCUL ATION BELOW.

OTHER: SEE DISCUSSION / CALCULATION BELOW.

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A WATERLEG UNCERTAINTY DOES EXIST FOR THIS LOOP.

SEE 1

CALCULATION / DISCUSSION BELOW.

X SEE SENSING LINE DIAGRAM ON-SHEET 31 OF THIS CALCULATION.

DRAWING 47W309-3 INDICATES THAT THE TANK TAP IS AT ELEVATION 708'-2",

DRAWING 4 7W600-143-AND 47W600-241 INDICATE THAT THE CENTERLINE OF THE.

TRANSMITTER MUST NOT EXCEED ELEVATION 708 '-1" THUS THERE IS A DIFFERENCE i

i OF 1".

THE TRANSMITTER CANNOT BE SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER.THAN THIS LEVEL-1 SINCE 708'-1" IS ONLY ~ 2 ' -1" FROM THE FLOOR.

Bi\\ SED ON THE PROCESS EFFECTS DUE TO THE TEMPERATURE CHANGES IT IS APPROXIMATELY.79" BA

~j 106" TANK LEVEL PER SHEET 22.

HENCE, THE NET RESULT OF THE TEMPERATURE CHANGES CAN BE CONSID5' RED NEGLIGIBLE FOR 2'-1" OF WATER.

-THEREFORE, CONSIDERING THE SMALL TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS AND THE SMALL POSSI VARIATIONS IN THE TRANSMITTER ELEVATION, THE WATERLEG UNCERTAINTY IS

' j CONSIDERED NEGLIGIBLE.

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ACCURACY DISCUSSION l

X The accuracy of this instrument for normal, post seismic and

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accident. conditions will be determined,by considering the parameters tabulated in the design input section. of this

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calculation.

The ' accuracy calculation for seismic (As) is bounding for all i

seismic events.

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The square root of the sum of the squares method shall.be used in this calculation for calculating: accuracy since the fact;ws affecting accuracy are independent variables, i

Bi-directional errors and uni-directional errors will be combined X

in-a manner such that the sum of the. positive uni-directional-errors will be added to the positive portion of the bi-directional error (obtained from the square root of the-sum of.the squares method), and the sum of the negative uni-directional errors will.be' added to the negative portion of the bi-directional error.-

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This method is conservative.

Therefore, it will be used in this l

calculation.

i Example:

(+/-)10 = bi-directional error

+5 = first uni-directional error j

-2 = second uni-directional error i

Total Error = (+10 + 5) to ( 2) = +15 to -12

.j other:

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For the purpose of this calculation, accuracy is defined as the range of actual process values that may exist for a given indicated-or bistable.

trip value, e.g. an accuracy of +10 psig to -5 psig means that for an indicated or bistable trip value of 100 psig, the actual process pressure may be anywhere between 95 and 110 psig.

l All system analysis based on or using accuracy values.from this colealation should take into account the fact that operator actionn '.-]

and/or automatic initiations may occur at a process value differing form the indicated or setpoint values by the amount of the calculated

.inaccuraciesc j

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ACCURACY DISCUSSION (CONTINUED)

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THE FOLLOWING DEVICES ARE CALIBRATED INDIVIDUALLY.

THEIR' ACCEPTANCE BANDS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

,,i DEVICE

-Ab REFERENCE 1-LT-63-50 0.5% OF CS BEOUIREMENT 4 1-LT-63-51 0.5% OF CS REOUIREMENT 4 f

i 1-LT-63-52 0.5% OF CS REOUIREMENT 4

.I 1-LT-63-53' O.5% OF CS REOUIREMENT 4 i

EAGLE I/O 1.0% OF CS REOUIREMENT 5 THE FOLLOWING DEVICES ARE CALIBRATED TOGETHER.

THE ACCEPTANCE BAND FOR THE COMBINATION OF THESE DEVICES IS 'AS

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FOLLOWS:

J DEVICE Ab REFERENCE 1

ll 1

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ACCURACY DISCUSSION' (CONTINUED)

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CALIBRATION OF TRANSMITTER PER SEQUOYAH EEB-TI28, "THE ACCURACY OF THE CALIBRATING TEST EQUIPMENT-SHALL BE TWO AND ONE-HALF (2.5) TIMES BETTER THAN THE ACCURACY OF THE TESTED DEVICE.

CALIBRATING TEST EQUIPMENT WITH AN ACCURACY OF TWO'(2)

TIMES THE ACCURACY OF THE TESTED DEVICE MAY BE USED, IF APPROVED BY THE SUPERVISOR."

THE READING ERROR ASSOCIATED WITH THE CALIBRATING TEST EQUIPMENT SPECIFIED IN EEB-TI28 IS CONSIDERED TO BE THE SAME AS THE ACCURACY OF THE CALIBRATING EQUIPMENT.

l FOR PURPOSES OF CONSERVATISM IN THIS CALCULATION, AN ACCURACY, AND i

READING ERROR ON ONE (1) TIMES THE ACCURACY / REPEATABILITY OF THE TESTE l

DEVICE WILL BE USED FOR CALIBRATING TEST EQUIPMENT ACCURACY AND READI ERROR.

i TI-93, "GUILDELINES FOR CALIBRATING TRANSMITTERS: SEPARATE FROM THE

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REMAINDER.OF THE LOOP", REV.

O, 9-5-85, ALLOWS CALIBRATION TECHNICIANS TO DEVIATE FROM THE APPLICABLE SI OR IMI WHEN CALIBRATING THE TRANSMITTER IN THAT LOOP.

THE DEVIATION ALLOWED IS THAT IF THE l

i APPLICABLE SI, OR IMI INSTRUCTS THE TECHNICIAN TO USE THE TEST POINT RESISTOR TO CALIBRATE THE TRANSMITTER, THE TECHNICIAN MAY ALTERNATELY CHOOSE TO CALIBRATE THE TRANSMITTER BY LIFTING A LEAD ON THE TRANSMITT i

AND PLACING AN AMMETER IN SERIES WITH THE TRANSMITTER TO MEASURE-AC OUTPUT CURRENT.

i THEREFORE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS CALCULATION, DSE A DIGITAL METER-DIRECTLY MEASURING OUTPUT CURRENT.

4 Ammeter Power Source O

C OC T

l Dropping j

Resistor

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ACCURACY DISCUSSION (CONTINUED)

CALIBRATION OF EAGLE 21 COMPONENTS A SIMULATED SIGNAL IS USED TO PROVIDE AN INPUT TO THE EAGLE 21

-T' COMPONENTS, AND A DVM IS USED AS THE OUTPUT MEASURING DEVICE.

THE DVM IS USED TO ASSURE THAT THE CALIBRATION FALLS WITHIN AN ACCEPTABLE BAND. SOURCES OF CALIBRATION ERROR FOR THE EAGLE 21 COMPONENTS ARE IDENTIFIED IN CALCULATION GEN-EEB-MS-TI28-0002 (REF #18).

DVM

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Simulated Components Input Test Point 4

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D)- ACCURACY CALCULATION INDEX

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-TRANSMITTERS (T) 1.1 REPEATABILITY 1.2 DRIFT Re -

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De 1.3 NORMAL TEMPERATURE EFFECT TNe j;

1.4 TEST POINT RESISTOR ERROR TPRe 1.5 INPUT TEST INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION ERROR ICTe 1.6 INPUT TEST INSTRUMENT READING ERROR ICRe 1.7 OUTPUT TEST INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION ERROR-OCTe 1.8 ACCEPTANCE BAND Ab 1.9 INACCURACY FOLLOWING A SEISMIC EVENT Se 1.10 PROCESS UNCERTAINTY-PRCSe 1.11 POWER SUPPLY EFFECTS 1.12 WATER LEG ERROR'-

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1.0 TRANSMITTERS 1.1.Re =

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0.5% OF CS t

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ACCURACY CALCULATIONS 1.0 CONT.

1.11 PSEe = 10.025% OF CS (NEGLIGIBLE) 1.12 WLe = NEGLIGIBLE COMBINING ERRORS PER WESTINGHOUSE SETPOINT METHODOLOGY (REF. 31):

1.13 An(T) = 1((Re + Ab + De + (ICTe8 + ICRe8 + OCTe8 + - OCRe8 ) )8

+ (TNe)8+ (TPRe)8 + (PSEe)*

)* i TNe (SYSTEMATIC)

An(T) = 1[ (0. 25% + 0.5% + 1. 9% +((0. 5%) *

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+ (1.8%)8 +.(0)8 + (0)8 -]*

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0. 5 %.

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Aa(T) = 13.95% OF CS 0.5%

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Anf(T) 3.95% OF CS 0.5% OR 4.45% ( 17.22")

=

1.17 Afc(T) = Anf(T)

Afc(T) 4.45% OF CS OR 17.22"

=

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NOTE: TNe SYSTEMATIC =

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ACCURACY CALCULATIONS

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]F 2.0 EAGLE 21 I/O SYSTEM

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1 LAs = 4 '. 5 5 t,

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ACCURACY CALCULATIONS 3.6 All = Ab(T)

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+ AV = AL - (Adbe - Anf), where Adbe = LAs

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-AV expressed in terms of span between setpoint and limit:

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SUPPORTING GRAPHICS A)

LOOP DIAGRAM X

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Heat Traced 24" (Lower Tap Elev.)

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APTLICABLE ONLY TO LOOPS:

FOR AUTO-SWITCHOVER

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(REFER TO ACCURACY DISCUSSION, SHEET

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  • SEE NEB CALC SQN-OSG7-042_(ATTACHMENT 15)

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I INDICATED LOOP ACCURACIES FOR SWITCHOVER PER SHTS 28& 29.-

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FEATURE INSTRUMENTATION - RHST Units I and 2 1

Revision 3

PREPARED BY:

J. R. Hunt 9

RESPONSIBLE SECTION:

Instrument Maintenance REVISED BY:

Tom Vanderschuur REVIEWE0 BY:

Tim Dewey Craftsman SUBHITTED BY:

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I Reason for revision (include all' Instruction Change form Nos.):

Revised to correct deficiencies in tecnnical adequacy as evaluated using SI-1, Appendix F Review Checkil_st.

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Dear Mr. Trudel:

This letter is in response to your request to provide the basis for tr drift allowance for the Westinghouse-supplied transmitters and the nsmitter used in the Setpoint Methodology document.

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GA Record .l TV4 10697 (DNf-0A-4-86) N0 fly DE CALCUL ATIONS j l Title -(Plant / Unit j l TEMPERATURf IN$lDE RW5T INSTRUM(NT ENCLOSURE $ LOCAf tD IN YARD I SON Units 1 4 2 l lPreparingOrganization l KEY NOUNS (Consult RIMS Descriptors List) lDNE-NEB-APS2 l RW57. SAFETY INJFCTION l Branch / Project,ldentifiers lEach time these calculations are issued, preparers passt ensure that the i l l original (RO)RIMSaccessionn filled in. lSQNAPS2039 lRev (for RIMS' use) 7 RIME ACCESSION Wl1MBER l l R0 071123 E 0045'- TB45 '871120 235' l Applicable Design Docisnent(s) l l l l lR I l l n i I I R I l$AR 5ection(s) l UNID System (s) l l M4 i Nd lR \\ l l Revision 0 l R1 l R2 l R3 15afety-related? Yes (u) No ( ) lECNNo.(orIndicateNotApplicable)l l l l$tatementofProblem I i 1 1 I l Prepared l l l l1. Detemine the tenperature proflie for l VI);m $. Kemwee dro l l l l the RW5T instrument enclosures which are, lChecke l l l l located in the yard near the RWST as a l 4 / M l l l function of areient air tenperature. l l2. Determine the marinnan temperature for l Apprbved, l l l l the elW5T instrument cabinets under lMed[f [ Gate' V / ~.m I l l l maximum sunmer conditions should the l l l l enclosure heater fall on. I N.20 - E l 1 l l lUSEFORMlListallpagesadded l l l l lTVA10534lbythl5 revision l l l l t llf MORE lListallpagesdeleted l l l l$ PACE lbythisrevision l l l l REQUIRED lListallpageschanged l l l l l lby this revision l l l l l AB51RAC) [1hese calculations contain an unvertfled assumption (s) that must be verified later. Yes (0) No(X)} l l@k.HM1 l This calculation detemined the tenperature profile inside the instrument enclosure located adjacent to the RW5T l4ttheSequoyahNuclearPlant. This calculation was perfomed in response to QlR EEB87322 to provide tenverature l data to allow the detemination of RW5T level instrument error associated with changes in the ancient air ten l lerature. An iterative technique was used to detemine the enclosure surface tenperatures and the air tencerature {insidetheInstrumentcabinet. The tenperature proflie was detemined as a function of the outside antient air l tenverature. In addition, the maximum tenperature inside the instrument enclosure under maximum sisimer conditions l vas determined with the 500 watt enclosure heater failed on. l l The nuximum expected tenverature inside the enclosure with the enclosure heater failed on was found to be 315 F l The maximum tenperature inside the instrtsnent cabinet under nomal conditions was found to be 139 F at an anci 0 l air tenverature of 102 F. 0 l I I I l At.-.' .. f *:.. t 1. l I g . $0/J Q&I.": 72 iX,2},' I I Microfilm and storr calculations in RIMS Service Center Microfilm and destroy. () Merofilm and return calculations to: F. Taylor cc h), bl (b G4 Address: W10 0222 c-K UNL4-V3V3y I

% a:::; ~ s ew +e - nu cue, nrm l Title ,:S*. IPlant/ Unit ) l *WSt ttvrt t=stav'at=t't'0* ** txe acetRaev stoviet*ts ' .r s:= voi.,, a lPreoaring organisation l KEY NOUNS (Consult RIMS Descriptors 1 ist) i l OWE /wt9/sose ! 8WST, accVRACT, e4M 3renen/ Project loonti fiers ..ltaca time these calculations are isswee, preparers %st ensure that the l l original (MO) RIMS set ession nweer is filled in.- l SON $0$4.00g7 . -.... I *e v f'or 8t"S' <se) ItIWS.\\CCeeeiAN NUMeE ! l leel l845 97 ioos a;! lAnliuole ossign osew.atts) l l l l l# l lm/A l l l l l* I I i lsAnsectients) l unio sv.tencs: l l l i l lw/4 I el l4 I I { l me,issen o =i I a2 a3 ! sa v ow-re ' atee? ves m %ei ltCN me. (or ineicate met Awilemiell l l Istat==nt of Protes l3/a l l lP,eear /) l l l l Determine the reevices lastrwnent lee. l TD. JM. I l escuracles for the NW57 level lastrunen \\cheesee R ef M-[ [ (/ l l l l (LT-43-90.SI) felleming an aseident. l f I _ _i_ l l /? O l lApprovee // APg// .l l l l l 6y g_ l l ,[ l** /'C/f//7 b l l l-lUSC FCIDI lLfst all pages senoe l l -l l lTVA 10534lbv *ls revisina, l l ' l F iCRE l List all pages omleted l l l l l$PsCE lby *his revision l i I l 1 (REQUIRED l List all pages crianged l l l l l lbv mis revision l l lA85 TRACT (These calculations contain an unverified asswet3on(s) that =st be veri fl ed later. Yes ( ) Ik. I l Instrwnoot loco securacles for the RWST level Instrumentation were deterwined for the following two seoerste l functions: f l 5/ li. Ai.rt oo.rator to ta. eenmei action /f a e.. w e4* w h r 4 & ne'ns e n h e** e. t l2. Alert operator to step or realign any CCP, SIP, or CSP drawing suction f rom the RWST to prevent potentia l . pwe.4stege "N l 1 r The reevired accurecles needed to support these functions were determined to be -S.i percent and + 12.4 perca v N v i I l Affochment No. 6 sheef / sf # S l Laop y/ldsntifier QN-EEB-WS T128-00/$' ,i ' l l l ^ l t ) Microfilm and store calculations in RIMS Service Center Microfile and aesttoy. () l M "terofile and return calculatlans +ot D. C. Annfro Addresst W10 AS2 C4 4: RIME, SL 26 C4 8 5

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13. 1 Allowable Value (AV) - AV is defined as the analytical limit (AL) minus the difference between the Design Basis Event accuracy band (Adbe) and the normal measurable accuracy band (Anf), which does not consider calibration unmeasurables (i.e.,, waterleg errors, process errors, etc.).

It is reasoned that following a/ design basis event that the output of an instrument may 4 4 change by the difforence, between the normal and design basis bands. Therefore, if the output exceeds the AV value during normal operation, the analytle.a1 limit would be exceeded if an design basis event occurs during this time (See subsection 15.7.4.1 notes 1 and 2). AV = AL - ( Adbo - Anf) The details of the calculations for these errors are included in subsection 15. 13.2 Acceptance Band (Ab) - During calibration or calibration cheeks, the required deviation from the true value deemed acceptable without requiring readjustment. (An acceptance band shon'.d be selected such that the instrument inaccuracies fall within tta %and.) Ab should never be less than . reference accuracy. " Rule of Thumb"- o*=

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L S 13.3 Accident Accuracy (As) - Accuracy of a device in a harsh environment caused by an accident (excluding a seismic event). ( i 13.4 Bias Error - The difference between the average of the measurement population and the true value. In this standard, a bias error is an error that has a certain fixed value for a given instrument under specified conditions.. The exact value of the fixed error is unknown, however, the range of uncertainty is known. 13.5 Confidence Interval - The bounds about the measured value within which the true value is believed to lie. 13.6 Drift - An undesired change in the output over a period of time. is unrelated to the input, environment, or load. This change 13.7 Instrument Society of America (ISA) 5 13.8 Loss of Coolant Accident (LOCA) Artschment No.- d $heet / sp /- Loco si/ldantifiepQN-EEB-MS.TI28-00/f DNEA - 0610W I

n--- he 1 REACTI'ITY CONTROL SYSTEMS 1 V BORATED WATER SOURCES OPERATING LIMITINO CONDITION'FOR OPERATION As a minimum, the following borsted water source (s) shall be OPERABLE-3.1.2.6 i as required by Specification 3.1.2.2: A boric acid storage system and associated heat tracing with: i a. 1 1. A minimum contained borated water volume of 6542 gallons, i 2. Between 20,000 and 22,500 ppm of boren, and j l 3. A minimum solution temperature of 145'F. _j b. The refueling water storage tank with: j 1. A contained borated water volume' of between 370,000 and 375,000-

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2. Between 2000 and 2100 ppm of boron, 1 l \\ M 3. A minimum solution temperature of 60*F, and ? 4. A maximum solution temperature of 105'F. g APDLICABILITY: MODES 1, 2, 3 and 4. ACTION: With the boric acid storage system inoperable-and being used as one i a. of the above required boratec water sources, restore the storage system to OPERABLE status within 72 hours or be in at least HOT l STANDBY within the next 6 hours and borated to a SHUTDOWN MARGIN' equivalent to at least 1% delta k/k at 200'F; restore the boric acid storage system to OPERABLE status within the next 7. days or be in COLD SHUTDOWN within the next 30 hours. 5 b. With the refueling water storage tank inoceracle, restore the tant, to OPERABLE status witnin one hour or be in at least HOT STAN0BY within the next 6 hours anc in COLD SHUT 00WN within the following 30 hours. Attachment No.. 20 $ geog,,j aq, % si/ldantifiednw-rrn.J4s yy 7a_g7f SEQUOYAH - UNIT 1 3/4 1-12 3 y ] 7

l i = NEB '83 03 0 3 222 552"5 "a : 5835Mg IN 83-03 b UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION j 0FFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT / WASHINGTON, DC 20555 Attacreen, No. 2 / w&g Laos W/idennfle$0N-EEM.M28-00d" January 28, 1983 ,._._...._......-..---r,------.C~~~~ INFORMATION NOTICE No. 83-03: CALIBRATION OF LIQUID. LEVEL INSTRUMENTS Addressees: All nuclear power reactor facilities holding an operating license (OL) or construction permit (CP). (= Purcose: This information notice is provided as a notification on calibration of liquid level instruments which may have safety significance. It is expected that i recipients will review the information for applicability to their facilities, rj No specific action or response is required. Descriotion of Circumstances: I Several licensees have reported inaccurate liquid level indications from instruments on various tanks such as chemical addition tanks (CATS) or boric acid stcrage tanks (BASTS) which contain liquid chemicals or solutions with densities different than that of water. Those instrupents that are not cali-( c brated with density compensation will not measure the volume of 1.iquid accur-ately. Although density compensation is a basic requirement for accurate level E measurements, it is periodically overlooked. On past occasions, pure water at 60*F was used as a reference to calibrate the differential pressure trans-mitters measuring the liquid level in the _u nk r irrespective of the density difference from that of the solutions being measured. Density corrections must be made for those liquids other than water that are contained in the tanks. The corrections must also consider the temperature of the liquid. One licensee recently determined that measuring instruments on the 4,300 gallon CAT had not been density c'bmpensated correctly for the 17 percent (by weight) solution of the sodium hydroxide in the CAT. After the density correction was factored into the measuring system, it was found that the actual volume of solution in the tank was some 300 gallons below the minimum required by technical specifications. For tanks with boron concentration of less than 1,000 ppm, the liquid level ' be relatively accurate because the denv " of the liquid .c v e a - .e te .a. of water will not differ significantly. However, there were. a w ana och operate at an elevated temperature whose differential m' v antaiton employed to measure the liquid level-was not initially = campensuseo for these' elevated operating conoitions. Under these conditions, a heated tank could have overflowed when liquid level was indicating less z than 100 percent full. Compensation for differences in density and/or tempera-i k ture of liquid solutions should be included in the measuring systes during r calibration. h i NE8 MASTER MGf - gNT w on2

IN 83 03 ' January 28, 1983 Page 2 of 2 i T Some of'the more important systems that may be affected by this problem are I as follows: s Refueling Water Storage Tank (Westinghouse) Borated Water Storage Tank (B&W) Chemichi Addition Tanks (to containment spray systems) i Safety It.jection Accumulators 1 Boric Acid Storage Tanks Standby Liquid Control Tanks (BWR) Volume Control Tanks-It is suggested that holders of operating licenses or. construction permits .i review this information. for applicability to water-calibrated level instru-i ments on tanks. containing liquids other than water and-other than at ambient temperatures, i i No written response to this notice is required. If you have any questions regarding this satter, please contact the Regional Acministrator of the appropriate NRC Regional Office, or this office. 'j . Jordan, Director Emerg y Preparedness and Engineering-Response Office of Inspection and Enforcement CONTACT: V. D. Thomas 301-492-4755 -

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SETPOINT AND SCALING DOCUMENT LOOP NUMBER l 1-LT 50 CSSC?: Yes X_ No_ 140P FUNCTIONIMEASURES THE LEVEL OF FLUID IN TANK TO PROVIDE MCR INDICATION FOR POST ACCIDENT MONITORING LOW LEVEL l TRANSFER TO THE REACTOR BLDG. CONTAINMENT SUMP FOR LONGER TERM l RECIRCULATION i LO-LO LEVEL ALARM. LOOP ACCURACY l Allowable) Acceptable. Acceptable Function Value / As Found As Left gyg .,>r., RWST LEVEL INDICATION AT 130" _ +(z.276.- 4.fr L 14.4 % $ 2.o b %. ~ o RWST AUTOMATIC SWITCHOVER TO RB SUMP)' t i ^- ' ?. - No rc 9 RWST LOW LEVEL ALARM 2.7 / Nff s - 5~. 6 7, d3.On % 2 O,78_% v wy 4 87X, LOOP COMPONENTS Process Calibration Value Acceptable. Acceptable NO. UNID No. Ra ncie /SetDoint InDut OutDut As Found As Le f t- .i 1 1-LT-63-50.' o-397" H 0/NA /-3 88 " A31 % 4 * (NOTE 5)2 (NOTES (Ol10-50 MA A ' 0. S 'k ' % : O.20 mA } 2 1-LM-63-50 AA O' 3f(7 '" 'H O 10-50 mA (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) 2 3 EAGLE 21 EXT. POWER SUPPLY N/A t4'/A ~1c> V cle t \\ O /c ! 3V l 4 1-LM-65-SOAB g.yj ". H O (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) i 2 COMPONENT DESCRIPTION l Original NO. Manu facturer / Model Number Contract No. Location _! [1 ITT BARTON/752 TRANSMITTER 68C60-91934 1-L-FN i 2 WESTINGHOUSE /EAI-01 I/E CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A NOTE 4 i 3 EAGLE 21 EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY 8c)NNP-753 boa 140TC 4 4 INTERCORP/ISBC88-40A A/D CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A NOTE 4 i ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIREMENTSl _.. r CALIBRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS:_ CALIBRAT l

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I 4 i LOOP COMPONENTS Process Calibration Value Acceptable Acceptable DO ! UNID No. Rance/Setooint Input Outout As Found As Left i 5 1-Ili-6 3-50 AD 0-387" H O (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) 2 6 1-LM-6 3 -50 AG 0-387" HO (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1), j 2 7 1-LM-63-50AH 0-387" HO (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) 2 1 8 1-LI-63-Fo 0-387" HO 10-50 mA 0-100% 3.38% 2.0% 2 2-38x104 COMPONENT DESCRIPTIONj Original l NO. Manufacturer / Model Number Contract No. Locati n,! 5 WESTINGHOUSE / EAGLE PROCESSOR LCP 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4) j ~ 6 BURR BROWN /MP8316-V D/A CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4) 7 WESTINGHOUSE /EAO-02 E/I CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4)~ 8 WESTINGHOUSE /VX-252 INDICATOR 90NLC-745453 C12/1M6 l ELEV 732'O j ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUTREMENTSj i l CALIBRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. l l CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. E! l STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: See sheet 1. ~"f TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: See sheet 1. i PEFERENCESl No.I BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER INo.I BRANCH /PPOJECT IDENTIFIER See sheet 1. I l Anunm.nr so. 28 - ss.., 7 -#_t?? l 1 S Loco i/ldentif ter ON ern. we.,,v3,_nny3-l l I i REV O PREPARER /DATE'OA' J O l# CHECKER /DATE O!I[N ; 9'.) SHT 2 C/O 2 8,' ~ l

sETPOINT AND SCALING DOCUMENT CSSC?: Yes x No LOOP NUMBER l g. L7_ (, 7,- 5 0 LOOP FUNCTIONI See sheet 1. LOOP ACCURACYj Allowable Acceptable Acceptable Function Value As Found As left I I See sheet 1. i i I LCOP COMPONENTS Process Calibration Value Acceptable Acceptacle NO.I UNID No. Pance/Setroint Inout i Outout As Found As Le L Q l - L S - (ib -FO A i ~) C " H ao See OM (Norc 2) (NOTE 2) she s @0E Ol,(H TC 2) (NoTC 2) I30 HzO ge lo I - L M 50 AF l 5 ( H on 21 (Non 2) 11 1 - LS-O-50 AI i 3 0 " N 2O rgpr g g g,7 g ; COMPONENT DESCRIPTION l Orig 2.nal NO,1 Manufacturer / Model Number Contract No. Location l W E STiN G ricusE / ti AGLE PP.c c.6550 R G> t 5TABL E 89 NNP-7F36CAl (H oTE 4) 9 99 NNF -7 F3 &o A (N oTc y ) l WC5 TING HouTE / D/ D CONvcgreg 10 In WC 5 TING house / b/D is o L ATo R. 99 Nt4P -7F3Ec A ( HoTE 4) i ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIREMENTSl CALIBRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. i CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: See sheet 1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: See sheet 1. t REFERENCES l No.I BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER INo. BRANCH /PROJ$CT IDENTIFIER I iSee sheet 1. I Attachment No, D Sheer 4 +f3 i SON-EEB-MS -TI 28-00/51 l I i Loc 0 s/ldentifier i PREPARER /DATEh/M '/314 CHECKER /DATE /' hD / ^/ W SHT_ ~3 C/O REV O e I

1 l l SETPOINT AND SCALING DOCUMENT LOOP NUMBER l [-Lt g -go, CSSC?: Yes x No % l LOOP FUNCTIONI See sheet 1. LOOP ACCUPJylXl Allowable Acceptable Acceptable Function Value As Found As Left See sheet 1. l LOOP COMPONENTS Process Calibratnen value Acceptable Acceptable NO.i UNID No. Rance/Setroint Inout Output As Found As Left (N orc t.) Wom 2) 6 on 2) l '2, 1 - LM-(,'b -So AE 5 4.2 ~ Hs0 5'S Sleet 6 l l'3 % LM l&50 54.2" Hd Sce. (No' ret) k N D*" 2 ) (u W EI s % e,.4 S' LN* ') ( "" ~O t4 I - LS FC B 54, 2. " Hzo Sep y q.m 7 COMPONENT DESCRIPTION l Original NO I Manufacturer / Model Number Contract No. Location il Gu RF\\ BRcWN/ MP8316, V D/A CON vfRTER E9 MN P -% 3%$ (Norg q) 13 W ESIin cwou s e / CAO - o?. E. / T. ce r4 v e nTc R. B9 NNP45} BOA (acte 4) l 19 vo xeOgo / (o'3 u - At - 014 A A-F B t >TABL.E bEC40 919 M <4/ tt.cv (SG' ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUTREMENTSl CALIBRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS: Sde sheet 1. STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: See sheet 1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: See sheet 1. REFERENCES l ((q. ! BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER No,i BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIF_IER ISee sheet 1. ~ l Attachment No. M Sheet E f M i l Loco i/Idsntifiw"I "'" MS '" 00/I I REV 0 PREPARER / DATE. A W3 @ CHECKER /DATE Ol'h'll-/MO SHT. 1 C/O 5 e / i I

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COMMENTS ~AND NOTES 1. Encompassed by the indication's value. 2. For specifics see the references and the Eagle 21 Technical Manual. 3. See transfer function sheet for value. 4. Components 2 through 7 are part of'the Eagle 21 RPS System located in the auxiliary instrument room at elevation 685' and coordinate panel C-1. 5. The pressure is applied to che high pressure port of the transmitter. 6. The transmitter is calibrated separately from the other loop components. 7. Output is energized on decreasing signal for auto switchover and de-energized on decreasing signal to alarm. 8. Most stringent AV values for PAM and shall be used only if these values are more stringent than values for Westinghouse trip strings. 7 o ypice 9. AV value for switchover is-hsf from Tech Specs and applies only to the Eagle 21 equipment (transmitter not included). Refer to references 2 and J for calculated AV values, The AV values are 10.500, i. 31 %.g;f 1/.Ay9 4 i 3.17M% - 4.1 % 1 httochment No.- 28 tb 4R Looo p/tdgntifierW -EE N - 6 00/5 REV.JL. PREPARER /DATE O Md CHECKER /DATE C/V/2-/3-90 SHT ~7 C/OEli!AJ, PREPARER /DATFf0 M h/IZIDCHECKER/DATE!M MMO-a-po SHT 7 C/OFINAL, REV f f I

~^ ) W A\\ AD 3 I NUCLEAR ENGINEERING SECUCVAH E NG ; r 7 ' ',,* G  ; 3 g ' SECUOYAH ENGINEERING PROJECT S~ PROJECT MANUAL -50. REv!SION TVA l TENNESSEE. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY'. TY-CIVISION OF' MIL _G DCIMEDiItc ENGINEERING l l SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT T SE 30:: N AND SCA._::NG JOCUN EN-s. l FOR INSTRUMENT _ LOOP NO. I - LT - 6 '3 - 5 / E E b E S T U Attuhment No-D Shegg 9 -f, 32. i 5 Laos i/l[stifiep0N-EE34tS -TI28-00/S_ S REVISION RO RI -R2-E d$hi.$f/' Re-fs* 'dd Y - RS D A TES-/.2 -fD. .5 f'-96 .? '2.1 <l o .7-30-9b I eReo^ red % s A t> M j,' 2. ia:/ Air)k ?s.,At~<*t7/ VERIFIED Y),jpg., j,(.g.[M[ h(['7N. A ~ h REVIEWED [g%(th,]4 pk% MM.Y d/'dtid., c ^PPROVED WM X X AQM '$LISSUED ' / ' )< p,,

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N ea 44 Su SETPOINT AND SCALING DOCUMENT ICOP IIUMBER l1-LT 51 l CSSC?: Yes X No 140P FUNCTIONIMEASURES THE LEVEL OF FLUID IN ~THE REFULING WATER STORAGE IMIK TO PROVIDE MCR INDICATION FOR POST ACCIDENT MONITORING; LOW LEVEL TRANSFER TO THE REACTOR BLDG. CONTAINMENT SUMP FOR LONGER TERM R ECIRCULATION ; TA-IA LEVEL A LARM. 140P. ACCURACY l Allowable Acceptable Acceptable Function Value As Found As Le f t i , '"_j i.4 W ri k RWST LEVEL INDICATION AT 130" h f/M7fT-LS(/d

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RWST AUTOMATIC SWITCHOVER TO RB SUMP 1J !! ".d '% " NOTE 9 ~ RWST LOW LEVEL ALARM N/4. T. O 5 t 3.01 % ! o.78 % d, A Wi C +.U2 __ LOOP COMPONENTS . Process Calibrat'.on Value Acceptable Acceptable NO. UNID No. Rance/Setooint Inout Outnut As Found As Le f t-l 1 1-LT-63-9f o"567 " H 0/NA /-389" 10-50 MA 3.31 % 4

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k SETPOINT AND SCALING DOCUMENT OOP NUMBER l g, CSSC?: Yes_,_%, No _ LOOP FUNCTIONI See sheet 1. F LOOP ACCURACY l Allowable Acceptable Acceptable Function Value As Found As Left See sheet 1. l LOOP COMPONENTS Process Calibration Value Acceptable Acceptable DO.I UNID No. Rance/Setooint Incut Outrut As Found As Left 5 1-LM-63-SIAD 0-387" HO (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE'1) (NOTE 1) j 2 6 1-LM-63-5lAG 0-387" H0 (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) j 3 7 1-LM-6 3-5l AH 0-387" H O (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) t 2 8 1-LI-63-5l 0-387" HO 10-50 mA 0-100% 23.38% 12,0% i 2 i 2-38x101 COMPONENT DESCRIPTION l Original i NO.I Manuf acturer / Model Number Contract No. Location 5 WESTINGHOUSE / EAGLE PROCESSOR LCP 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4). 6 BURR BROWN /MP8316-V D/A CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4)

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~. P SETPOINT AND SCALING DOCUMENT LOOP NUMBER l - g p g gf CSSC?: Yes t No LOOP FUNCTIONI See sheet 1. LOOP ACCURACY l Allowable Acceptable Acceptable Function Value As Found As Left See sheet 1. LOOP COMPONENTS Process Calibration Value Acceptable Acceptable NO. UNID No. Rance/Setooint Inout i Output As Found As Left gorg g (Nort 2) (w ow. 2) n. t - LM-O-Sl ;AE 5 4.2 ~ H2O See SL ee+ 6 2) @oh 4 t'3 4 LM-Q ~51 S4. 2 " Wd Se.e (NOTE 2.) e %-e-4 S (NOTV "I) (M T*:' ~O I4 1 - L$ -O ~3'l 6

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l COMMENTS AND NOTES 1. Encompassed by the indication's value. 2. For specifics see the references and the Eagle 21 Technical Manual. 3. See transfer function sheet for value. 4. Components 2 through 7 are part of the Eagle 21 RPS System located in the auxiliary instrument room at elevation 685' and coordinate panol C-1. 5. The pressure is applied to the high pressure port of the transmitter. 6. The transmitter is calibrated separately from the other loop components. 7. Output is energized on decreasing signal for auto switchover and de-energized on decreasing signal to alarm. Most stringent AV valt:"; for PAM and shall be used only if these 8. j values are more stringent than values for Westinghouse trip strings. s 9. AV value for switchover is .Od$EmTechSpecsandappliesonlyto the Eagle 21 equipment (transmitter not included). Refer to i references 2 and 3 for calculated AV valuos, The AV values aro '. 91%.[@{pp.- +U.59t, M_; _ j.' /Anc t 3. ihj ~ 4.7 % s Attachment No - 28EE N. k @16 op g c

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? SETPOINT AND SCALING DOCUMENT LOOP NUMBERl l-LT 52 CSSC7: Yes X No LOOP FUNCTIONIMEASURES THE LEVEL OF FLb1D IN THE REFULING WATER STORAGE TANK TO PROVIDE MCR INDICATION FOR POST ACCIDENT MONITORING; LOW LEVEL TRANSFER TO 'THE REACTOR BLDG. CONTAINMENT SUMP FOR LONGER TERM RECIRCULATION f IA-Th LEVEL A LARM. LOOP. ACCURACY l Allowable Acceptable Acceptablo Function

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(NOTE 5)2 (NOTE $n) 4 to.20 nA_! 2 1-LM-63-52 u osfy " 'H 0 10-50 mA (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) l 3 3 EAGLE 21 EXT. POWER SUPPLY N/A N/A 'lo V c\\ c t \\ O /* I SV l 4 1-LM-65-52AB c M'7 " H O (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) _i 2 COMPONENT DESCRIPTIONj Manuf acturer / Model Nutnber Original .NO. Contract No. Location,! ( 1 ITT BARTON/752 TRANSMITTER 68C60-91934 1 - L -M1 2 WESTINGHOUSE /EAI-01 I/E CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A NOTE 4 e 3 EAGLE 21 EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY 8c)NNP.153pAA t4cTC 4 4 INTERCORP/ISBC88.40A A/D CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A NOTE 4 1 ? ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIREMENTSl i CALIBRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS: _ CALIBRATION CYCLE MUST NOT EXCEED 2 M, MONTHS CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS > .I 1 T' M e 5 ~nu R G E R. e u c t-j AC.c uRA<Y_ cQ PAT rtL uc F.. % coral i c u t m e N -- Metat Foq cAuth cF Tr M e itTrR._ . STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: [

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i I SETPOINT AND SCALING DOCUMENT I.OOP NUMBER l gggg CSSC?: Yes No_ l L LOOP FUNCTIONI See sheet 1. { 9 i LOOP ACCURACYj Allowable Acceptable Acceptable l Function Value As Found As Le f t i See cheet 1. l { i i LOOP COMPCNENTS Process Calibratien Value Acceptable Acceptabic' RO.i UNID No. Rance/Setooint Incut i Output As Found As left I 5 1-LM-63-'32AD 0-387" H O (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) 2 6 1-LM-63-52AG 0-387" HO (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) 2 i i 7 1-LM-63-52AH 0-387" H o (NCTE 2) ' (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) p i 8 1 - LI-6 3 - 52 0-387" HO 10-50 mA 0-100% e3.38%

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2 2-?9x104 COMPONENT DESCRIPTION l Orig ina.L-i No I Manufacturer / Model Nunber Contract No. Lccation,8 l5 WESTINGHOUSE / EAGLE PROCESSOR LCP 89NNP-75380A-(NOTE 4) 6 BURR BROWN /MP8316-V D/A CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4) { 7 WESTINGHOUSE /EAO-02 E/I CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4) ~ 8 WESTINGHOUSE /VX-252 INDICATOR 90NLC-74545B C12/1tM ELEY 73.2'0! ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIREMENT,Sl l CALIBRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS:_ See sheet 1. ~ -

  • CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1.

[,2 STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: See sheet 1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: See sheet 1. .t i R_E FE R ENCES l No. BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER No, BRANCH / PROJECT' IDENTIFIER' See sheet 1. Attachment No._ 29 - - $bett M 'f1 Loco p/lggntif:erSON-ED- %?no nnd REV O PREPARER /DATE N ' M 4 OHECKER/DATE O/dO36 @ SHT 2 C/O i g/ m i

SETPOINT AND SCALING DOCUMENT ~ LOOP NUMBERl [_ g g3_gg CSSC?: Yes s No. LOOP FUNCTIONI See Sheet 1. r LOOP ACCURACY l Allowable Acceptable l Acceptable Function Value As Found As Left See sheet 1. I I i I 4 I I i LOOP COMPONENTS Process Calibration Value Acceptable lAcceptacle. NO.I UNID No. Rance/Seteeint Ineut I Outeut As Found I As left 9 l-LS - O-52 A 130" HzC See ( O'i' Q ) (N'# E 2 ) ( N UTE U ') t,h u. t F 10 l - L M 5 2 A F 130 Ha0 geh5 (glg7g g } (N TC 2) (NOTC 2) It i - LS Gb-S2 AI 130" NeO sg[e 5 (NCTE E) } COMPONENT DESCRIPTION l Original.... NO.I Manufacturer / Model Number Centract No. Location l W ESTsNG WCuSE / F AGLE PRocCssoR Bis TABL E 8 9 hN P-7F3 &OA ( t4 cTE 4) 9 to l WCWING HouTC / D/D coNvtRTER I:N NNP -7 F3 SO A (NeTc y) li WC >TsNG uc agg / p/_o is o L ATc R, 93 Nt4 P -7F3fC A (HoTE 4) ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIREMENTSl CALIBRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: See sheet 1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: See sheet 1. ji REFERENCES l No.I BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER INo. BRANCH / PROJECT TDENTIFIER ISee sheet 1. 1 A et a h m. nr s o. aj L w.., 2 o., u. j Loco W/!dtattfier SQN-E EB-MS -TI 2 8-00/f ' i REV O PREPARER /DATgC/M J */3 W CHECKER /DATE /t/ns /NO90 sHT 3 C/O 4 / g w. _I

j ) a SETPOINT AND SCALINC DOCUMENT LOOP NUMBER l - l-Lp(,S-y2 CSSC7: Yes_ f No LOOP FUNCTIONI See sheet 1. i LOOP ACCUP.ACYj Allowable Acceptable Acceptable Function Value As Found As Left See sheet 1. t LOOP COMPONENTS Process falibratien Value Acceptable Acceptable NO.I UNID No. Rance/Setroint .Inout Output As Found As Left WCTE N (N#TE 2) S'" *"- 2 ) t1 1 - LM -(,3 -S T AE

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TRANSFER TUNCTIONS COMPONENT NO. I curPgv (m A) = 4o m A < [( twp.e' 9 sc).57Aric H u.D] + lO'mA. t c,2,n A 'b 8 7 M o / ) 1 COMPONENT NO. 7 ~7 No tad'vidual ha"5 b b"<E6"fI C* "O' 3' w:4 ind:tc.+or, tog on e J n u. 9 COMPONENT NO. 8 ow+ ps (%) e ioo'x ( ing + / % A)- t O ~ A g, g o4 io~A J Attachment No-- _28 - Sheet M i S2 COMPONENT NO. b Il Sw :kL v u-s e.+ b 130' Cc o.- buse o 4 %k. A c in s A,e+ u.c o is 29' c6n bc-4' % k. 13 o* - 2c = t o c * * / lo G l 27.e/ % ~' O s*1 "> 7.a jurw s it. vet a /c AW w.Ts c /c s) m ic. is< dQ maa ts.- COMPONENT NO. Il-N Lom Jac% se+ Oc 5 't. 2 ' hm 63 e t h k.. h t 'I in s % e,.+ z.w o is 14, & ve ha 3,, oE ilv: 54.2'- 2 4 ' = 3 0.2^=='>- 30.2' 77 7.8 a 387* ru. ?,w.,+ sW,ca is n'a zonau,, v,2 7e myoicoue PREPARER /DATEC/Y 7"A514 CHECKER /DATE Cf///[2'B'90SHT F C/O b REV O f /

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COMME!1TS AllD 110TES 1. Encompassed by the indication's value. 2. For specifica soo the references and the Eagle 21 Technical Manual. 3. See transfer function sheet for value. 4. Components 2 through 7 are part of the Eagle 21 RPS System located in the auxiliary instrument room at elevation 685' and coordinate l panel C-1. 5. The pressure is applied to the high pressure port of the transmitter. 6. The transmitter is calibrated separately from the other loop components. 7. Output is energized on decreasing signal for auto switchover and de-onorgized on decreasing signal to alarm. 8. Most stringent AV values for PAM and shall be used only if these values are more stringent than values for Westinghouse trip strings, e7 Rwo 9. AV value for switchover is 4TO3from Tech Specs and applies only to the Eaglo 21 equipment (transmitter not included). Refer to referencon 2 and 3 for calculated AV values, The AV values are A13.59*, - A. 61 b 3 p,ge ,1 *3 0 0 '}, - 41. 'I h l I i l l Artxhment No._ 28 ek d4 1 3 S *El 00/5 Lboo i/Identsfier I i

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4AO NUCLEAR ENGINEERING SEOUOYAH ENGIt' xlNG PRCyge SEOVOYAH ENGINEERING PROJECT -50. REVISION k, PROJECT MANUAL t TVA TENNESSEE TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY ESgITv-IV252* ' '" re ocri o ric n<a 1,4r y t 4 SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT s T.o S E" 30:: \\ ~ AND SC A _.:: NbJOCUVEs-FOR INSTRUMENT LOOP NO. 9 l - LT - (.o3 - 53 i, 5 i 3 5 Artschment No. 28 $heet 79 f2 3 % p/ldtetiflep0N-EEB4tS -TI28-0015" iI g REVISION R0 RI Re t'I" 'dil327 -Re i$ dyb y D A TE.2-/3 -fD > 3 -9 9o 3 Zi-4o 3 3c' ?o '),/pg), g,gfgg Jg7,b @(( Q$;g/ h PREPARED VERIFIED l()&&ff);ff-Of&f j'f;f'y,'Q QQ f REVIEWED ((g_dkj ggpf%g ' ).,4f,/fg f APPROVED g j d [ jfm _X N{ ~ e,gg p y s e ce,,em v w-

1 SETPOINT AND SCALING DOCUMENT 140P NUMBER l1-LT-63-53 CSSC7: Yes X No_ IMOP FUNCTIONlMEASURES THE LEVEL OF FLUID IN THE REFULING WATER STOR AGE TANK TO PROVIDE MCR INDICATION FOR POST ACCIDENT MONITORINGt LOW LEVEL TRANSFER TO THE REACTOR BLI)3. CONTAINMENT SUMP FOR IDNGER TERM EfgIRCUIATION f T4-14 LEVEL AIARM. 1 POP. ACGTRACYl Allowable Acceptable Acceptable Function Value As Found As Le f t q fib 4 ^, ^4 4 RWST LEVEL INDICATION AT 130" RWST AUTOMATIC SWITCHOVER TO RB SUMR 10.4.-4.sgT J/2 2

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T 2.ob % HoTE 9 - r 7. RWST TOW LEVEL AIARM 'i.7 ' WA' c T. 0M. _ t 3. 01 v. ! 0,78 % 07-4. '- 4 9 7J ~ _ TAOP COMPONENTS Process Calibrat:lon Value Acceptable Acceptable NO. UNID No. Rance/Setnoint InDut Outnut As Found As i. eft 1 1-LT-63-53 ! O-387" H 0/NA /-3 8S " 10-50 MA 3.38'4 4 4 10.5% p (NOTE Si (NOTE 69,) A 0.20 mA 2 1-LM-63-57 AA o 3.57" 'H O 10-50 mA (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) 2 3 EAGLE 21 EXT. POWER SUPPLY gM gajg goy de, g g g */', y 3y 4 1-LM-65-53AB s-367 a 11 0 ' (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) 2 COMPONENT DESCRIPTION l Manuf acturer / Model Number Original NO. 1 ITT BARTON/752 TRANSMITTER Contract No.__

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i. CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS > 1 1 AtcunAc't op P,c r ren. 16E. 7 M es m a R o c R e e c. ~ o ssirAt eteen-ttcwrt ron cAun, oF mMeh,_ g. STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: l

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WESTINGHOUSE / EAGLE PROCESSOR LCP 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4) 6 BURR BROWN /MP8316-V D/A CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4) 7 WESTINGHOUSE /EAO-02 E/I CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4) ~ 8 WESTINGHOUSE /VX-252 INDICATOR 90NLC-74545B C12/1!4 E LEY T U,,'_Q ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIREMENTSl CALIBRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS:_See sheet 1. CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS: Sfee sheet 1. STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: See sheet 1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: See sheet 1. 22 BJFER ENCES l ~ No. BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER No. BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER See sheet 1. ~ Attachment No.- 20 Sheet M 'fA Loco e/ldtnnfter ON-EEP-Mma nn/S S M.M REV,_Q__ PREPARER /DATh0 7 V y f.

SETPOINT AND SCALING DoctHENT LOOP NtMBERl CSSC7: Yes Y No { - L t"- -3 [OOP FUNCTIONI See sheet 1. LOOP ACCUP.ACYl Allowable Acceptable Acceptable Function Value As Found As Left l See sheet 1. .t LOOP COMPONENTS Process Calibration Value Acceptable Acceptable Outeut As Found As left NO. UNID No. PMnce/Seteeint Incut 13 c" Hao fee (serg7) (Nore 2) M o n P.) 0 l-LS - 0 53 A l shut F lo I-LM-63 D AF i30' Hzo gee 5 U E),(4 rc ?) (Nort ) Il 6 - Ls O* 5'S AI I30" Neo yger 5 Q4 ort q l (a Tc Q (nnc y e COMPotlENT DESCRIPTION l . Orig 2.nal... No,i Manufacturer / Model Nueber Contreet No. Locatica,,,, 9 W C 5 tin G HeusE / c. AG LE PRocC%QR B t STABL E 89 NN P-7!T3 &cA ( t4 eTE () to WC57tNG HoufC / D/b Cot 4 VE RTE R 89NNE*7F360A (McTC y) li WC 5 TING HcuSE / D/o isolator @ Ht4 P -75'5EC A (NOTE 4) ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIREMENTSl CALIBRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. 1 t CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: See sheet 1. l TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: See sheet 1. REFERENCES l No. BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER No. BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER See sheet 1. Attat.hment No._ D Shee' 7 9'I D ~ j SON-EEB MS-TI2 8-OO/f i Loco i/ identifier j l REV O PREPARER /DATT / U' CHECKER /DATE 0/MdW90 _ SHT 3 C/O 'I //

i l SETPOINT AND SCALING DOCUMENT ~ LOOP NUMBER l l - L.t.,y,y yj j CSSC7 Yes x No LOOP FUNCTIONI See sheet 1. LOOP ACCURACY l Allowable Acceptable Acceptable Function Value As Found 1.s Left See sheet 1. l LOOP COMPONENTS Procesc Calibrat:.on Value Acceptable Acceptable NO I UNID No. Rance/SetDoint Incut Output As Found As Left (ta erE 7.) (nom 2) 6 an 2) t't I - t.M - G'3, 53(AE

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Sleet 6 0 4 LM 6d53 54.2" Hd See (no.rc t.) w o n 2) (uon 7.) a %,.e4 S g 7j @*M ') (,. 4 ** 9 (4 1 - LS 93 S 'P4. 4 " HzO c 1 COMPONENT DESCRIPTION l Original NO. Manufacturer / Model Nunber contract No. Location 03 NN E 'U NM (NOTE 9) 47. GuRR BRcw N/ MP83lc, V D/A CON vCRTf t' I3 wtLimcwouse / CAO - ot t./ I cer4v e nTca, B9 NNP-WBOA (ucTc 4) 19 F o s e> O n e / G3 u - Ac. - O t4 A A-F B t STam.c Mc t.o -919 34 <.9/ tt.cv Les' l l ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIREMENTSl l CALIBRATION FREQUENCY P3QUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. s CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS: See sneet 1. STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: See sheet 1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: See sheet 1. REFERENCES l No. BPJsNCH/ PROJECT IDENTIFIER No,l BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER See sheet 1. Attachment No. 2 8 Sheet E t M L.soo i/ldennfiHE 0'I "' MS 'T ' * ^MI REV O PREPARER /DATE /W V3 f4' CHECKER /DATE O'N2 l3 D SHT, 4 C/O 5 ~ r.

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LOOP DIAGRAM 6.r-!,3 - E 0 s y ~ i$ 44 (un 63-D4A) ns i* r (LM-U-D AC) i L.CP LE.J m.meL t.eis (g&m74F/-D-SWJ .~ =r toe. L S-09A) h p 9 Q w EN i d u.63 >5 N f rre as (is a 53M l (M* *"J?

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COMMENTS AND NOTES 1. Encompassed by the indication's value, l 2. For specifics soo the references and the Eaglo 21 Technical Manual. 3. See tran'sfer function sheet for value. 4. Components 2 through 7 are part of the Eagle 21 RPS System located in the auxiliary instrument room at elevation 685' and coordinate panel C-1. 5. The pressure is applied to the high pressure port of the transmitter. 6. The transmitter is calibrated separately from the other loop components. 7. Output is energized on decreasing signal for auto switchover and de-energized on decreasing signal to alarm. 8. Most stringent AV valuos for PAM and shall be used only if those values are more stringent than values for Westinghouse trip strings. = 7 (5 09@ 9. AV value for switchover is 4r0F from Tech Specs and applies only to the Eaglo 21 equipment (transmitter not included). Refer to roforences 2 and 3 for calculated AV valuos, The AV values aro +1-3r&Gt, 4 <9-14. 41346),-4.17e,3'7p,pp s Attachment No-- 28 J2 3 Leog p/tdgntifierM'd O REV 9_. PREPARER /DATE O/Y U3Td CHECKER /DATE C#7/243WO SHT 7 C/OE_ LUM. REV _L. PREPARER /DATdM uN7 WO CHECKER /DATEI'N*,$ 27-h-SHT 7 C/OFINAT I

P .. (.w. me-o w -TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY ^ SN 157B Lookout Place s TVA-SQN-TS-89-26 10 CFR 50.90 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ATIN: Document Control Desk Washington, D.C. 20555 Centlement

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.1ii*a...k}.1'i. . m. In Tttie' Mitt'tTr'of ~~~ )~ Docket Nos. 50-327 ~~~ Tennessee Valley Authority ) 50.328 ~ SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT (SQN) - TECENICAL SPECIFICATION (TS) CHANGE 89. BORON. INJECTION TANK DEACTIVATION In accordance with 10 CFR 50.90, we a're enclosing a requested ame ment to licenses DPR-77 and DPR-79 to change the 'JSs of SQN Units 1 and. the proposed change reficcts the effects of the boron injection tar; eactivation. The proposed TS change is identified in Enclosure 1. The justification for the proposed TS change is provided in Enclosure 2. A proposed determination of no significant-hazards consideration performed pursuant to 10 CFR 50.92 is provided in Enclosure 3. This TS change is being requested for impicmentatio during the Unit 1 Cycle 4 and Unit 2 Cycle 4 refueling outages. To support the schedule, we request the approved Unit 1 amendment between April 1, and May 15, 1990. The approved Unit 2 amendment is expected to be required between October 15, and December 1, 1990. Picase direct questions concerning this issue to K. S. Whitaker at (615) 843-7748. Very truly yours, TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 4 f i Manager, Nuclear Licensing i and Regulatorf Affairn 'C Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of 1989 .Tf .j 4' -.p Notary Public My Commission Expires ~ ~ " ~ Attochment No. d,, $best / mf / _ t J Enclosures loco f/identifiep0N-EEBMS -TI28-00/{ ect See page 2 j h .}}