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ASSUMPTIONS 2
SOURCE OF DESIGN INPUT INFORMATION ( REFERENCES )...........
3 DESIGN INPUT DATA............................................
7 A)
DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS 7
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LOOP COMPONENT LIST................................
9 C)
LOOP FUNCTIONS, REQUIREMENTS, & LIMITS 10 D)
COMPONENT DATA 12 E)
COMPONENT DATA NOTES 14 DOCUMENTATION OF ASSUMPTIONS..................................
COMPUTATIONS / ANALYSES A)
PROCESS UNCERTAINTY DISCUSSION / CALCULATION 21 B)
WATERLEG UNCERTAINTY DISCUSSION / CALCULATION............
22 C)
ACCURACY DISCUSSION 23 D)
ACCURACY CALCULATION INDEX AND CALCULATIONS 29 SUPPORTING GRAPHICS A)
LOOP DIAGRAM 36 B)
INSTRUMENT SENSING DIAGRAM
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BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER 80N-EEB_-MS-TI28-0013 DEMONSTRATE ACCURACY CALCULATION PURPOSE The purpose of this calculation is a) to determine the accuracy of the instrumentation covered by this calculation, and b) to demonstrato that the instrumentation is sufficiently accurate to perform its intended function without safety or operational limits being exceeded.
This calculation is performed por the methodology defined in Westinghouse setpoint methodology.(Referenco 29)
ASSUMPTIONS This calculation contains no assumptions.
X The following assumptions were used in the performance of this calculation. These assumptions require further analysis.
Tnis calculation may requiro revision if the assumptions below are shown to be invalid.
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The -boron-concentration-of the-sump-water-is-sma-14--ernd-I,p
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5, ( w Gauu*) f*41/pv Cy ?pl>c REQUIREMENTS Calibration for each loop must be within 22.5 months, and g 1.
the. Ea3 t 2) Wks w.)) be funchnally tested every 3 rnenths.
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The acceptance band for calibration of the transmitter shall be within 10.5% of calibrated span.
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The acceptance band for calibration of the Eagle 21 I/O System shall be within 0.2% of calibrated span.
The acceptance band selected for Eagle 21 I/O system is one times the-reference accuracy of Eagle 21 I/O system.
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1 CALC. # SON-OSG7-0042. REV. 2r SAFETY-ANALYSIS WATER LEVEL LIMITS FOR RB SUMP AND RWST(RIMS # B45 880805 426)
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2 CALC. SON-SOS 4-0072. RANGE AND ACCURACY REOUIREMENTS FOR PAM VARIABLES (RIMSW B87 890818'002)
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3 STATHAM CATALOG. " NUCLEAR OUALJFIED PRESSURE TRANSMITTERS" 3200 SB 1-9-87.
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WESTINGHOUSE LETTER WAT-D-4983. INDICATING CALII1 RATION CHANGE FOR CONTAINMENT SUMP WATER LEVEL AT SOP 1 RIMS $ NEB 820721 264) 5 5
f;ALC # SON-SOS 2-0063. FORTY YEAR NORMAL AND 100 DAYS ACCIDENT DOSE TO LEVEL TRANSMITTERS 1.2-LT-63-176 TO
-179 USING FINITE VOLUMES (RIMSS B25'890510 824).
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CALC 8 SON-SO54-0070. RG 1.97 CATEGORY AND OPERATING TIMES-FOR CATEGORY 1 AND 2 VARPABLES (RTMS8 B87 890922 015)
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" TEMPERATURE EFFECTS OF STATHAMsP3200 SERIES".
TRANSMITTERS TO MIKE MUSTAFA OF UNITED ENGINEERS' &
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25 26 SEOUOYAH FSAR FIG. 6.2.1-22 27 GENERIC CALCULATION GEN-EEB-MS-TI28-0002 REV 0 ON EAGLE 21 SYSTEM ACCURACIES.
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SETPOINT Anf; USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINING REPORTABILITY ONLY.
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DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS (CONTINUED)
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COMPONENT ID#
1-LT-63-176 1-LT-63-176 1-LM-63-176AA (I/E CONVERTER) 1-IR-6 3 -7 6 A B (A/D CONVERTER) 1-LM-63-176AD (PROCESSOR) 1-LS-63-176 (BISTABLE) 1-LM-63-176AF (D/D CONVERTER) 1-LT-63-177 1-LT-63-177 4
1-LM-63-177AA (I/E CONVERTER) 1-LM-63-177AB (A/D CONVERTER) 1-IR-6 3 -17 7 AD (PROCESSOR) 1-LS-63-177 (BISTABLE) 1-LM-63-177AF (D/D CONVERTER) 1-LT-63-178 1-LT-63-178 1-LM-63-178AA (I/E CONVERTER) 1-LM-63-178AB (A/D CONVERTER) 1-LM-63-178AD (PROCESSOR) 1-LS-63-178 (BISTABLE) 1-LM-63-178AF (D/D CONVERTER) f 1-LT-63-179 1-LT-63-179 I
1-LM-63-179AA (Y/E CONVERTER) 1-IR-63-179AB (A/D CONVERTER) 1-LM-63-179AD'(PROCESSOR) 2 1-LS-63-179 (BISTABLE) 1-IR-63-179AF (D/D CONVERTER)
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LOOP FUNCTION THE FUNCTION OF THIS LOOP IS AN ENABLE-TO THE REFUELING WATER STORAGE TANK (RWST) SWITCHOVER LOGIC.
THIS LOOP MONITORS THE CONTAINMENT SUMP WATER LEVEL.
UPON A LOCA. THE RWST PROVIDES WATER TO THE RHR PUMPS AND CONTAINMENT SPRAY PUMPS.
WHEN THE RWST LEVEL REACHES A LOW LEVEL SETPOINT. THE SUCTION FOR THE PUMPS IS SWITCHED FROM THE RWST TO THE CONTAINMENT SUMP GIVEN THERE IS AN ACCEPTABLE VOLUME OF WATER IN THE CONTAINMENT SUMP TO SUPPLY ADEOUATE NPSH TO THE PUMPS AND TO PREVENT VORTEXING.
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LOOP REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITS RESPONSE TIME:PER SONP CALC. SON-OSG7-0040. (REF. 28)
DUE TO LARGE VOLUME OF SUMP. THE PROCESS RESPONSE TIME WILL BE SLOW. THEREFORE. THE INSTRUMENTATION LOOP RESPONSE TIME IS NOT CRITICAL.
SAFETY LIMITS:SMALL BREAK LOCA PER REFERENCES 1 AND 2:
1.
TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE NPSH - A MINIMUM OF 0 FT ABOVE THE CONTAINMENT SUMP FLOOR.
2.
TO PREVENT UNACCEPTABLE VORTEXING - A MINIMUM OF 2.5 FT ABOVE THE CONTAINMENT SUMP FLOOR.
PER REFERENCE 18:
3.
TO ENSURE-SWITCHOVER WILL OCCUR BEFORE THE LOW LEVEL SAFETY LIMIT ON THE RWST IS REACHED, THE SUM OF THE SETPOINT PLUS THE POSITIVE INACCURACIES MUST BE LESS THAN.5.03 FT ABOVE THE CONTAINMENT FLOOR.
THIS WILL BE' CONSIDERED THE UPPER SAFETY LIMIT TO PROVIDE FOR THE MOST LIMITING CONDITION.
LARGE BREAK LOQA PER REFERENCES 1 AND 2:
PROVIDE-ADEQUATE NPSH
'A MINIMUM OF 1.2 1.
TO FT ABOVE THE CONTAINMENT SUMP FLOOR.
2.
TO PREVENT UNACCEPTABLE VORTEXING - A MINIMUM OF 5 FT ABOVE THE CONTAINMENT SUMP FLOOR.
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LOOP FUNCTION SAFETY LI?4ITS:IARGE BREAK LOCA PER REFERENCE 20:
3.
TO ENSURE THE SWITCHOVER PERMISSIVE FROM THE CONTAINMENT SUMP LEVEL INSTRUMENTATION IS GIVEN BEFORE THE LOW LEVEL SETPOINT ON THE RWST LEVEL INSTRUMENTATION IS REACHED, THE SUM OF THE SETPOINT PLUS THE POSITIVE INACCURACIES MUST BE LESS THAN 12.4 FT ABOVE THE CONTAINMENT FLOOR.
MAIN STEAMLINE BREAK IN THE YARD i
PER REFERENCES 1 AND 2:
1.
TO PREVENT SWITCHOVER FROM RWST TO A DRY CONTAINMENT I
SUMP UPON LOSS OF RWST DUE TO A MAIN STEAMLINE BREAK IN THE YARD, THE SUM OF THE SETPOINT AND THE NEGATIVE INACCURACIES MUST BE GREATER THAN THE ZERO PERCENT LEVEL (ZERO PERCENT INDICATES THE SUMP IS' DRY).
THIS IS BECAUSE NO WATER FROM RWST WILL DUMP-j INTO RB SUMP AND THEREFORE, ACTUAL LEVEL IN RB SUMP WILL BE ZERO PERCENT.
i OPERATING LIMITS:N/A SINCE SWITCHOVER FROM RWST TO RB SUMP DOES NOT OCCUR DURING NORMAL PLANT OPERATION.
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(.30 3hha C5,ni;ws gg y fw M;Sc c ph+/$2 SETPOINT: TJJE SETPOINT IS E 64 INCHES OR 11.1% OF SPAN ABOVE THE i
i SENSOR AND THE SENSOR IS APPROXIMATELY 6 INCHES ABOVE THE BOTTOM OF THE CONTAINMENT FLOOR.
SINCE THE 4
l INSTRUMENTATION CAN-NOT MONITOR BELOW THE SENSOR. THE SENSOR ELEVATION WILL~ BE USED AS ZERO PERCENT LEVEL IN TI{E CONTAINMENT SUMP.
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COMPONENT DATA VALID FOR DEVICES IDENTIFIED ON SHEET (S): 9 COMPONENT: Level Transmitter CONTRACT-#: 89NLD-74929A REFERENCE.#: 1.;L. '
MANUFACTURER /MODEL:STATHAM/PD3200-400' REFERENCE #.:.L;L.
REFERENCE.#: 3 INPUT RANGE & UNITS:0-400" H2O NOTE #:=
REFERENCE #: 3 OUTPUT RANGE & UNITS:4-20 mA NOTE #:
OVERRANGE LIMIT:2000'PSIG NOTE _#:
REFERENCE-#: 3 CALIBRATED SPAN:0-240" H2O NOTE #: 21_. REFERENCE #: 21_
ROOM #/ PANEL'#:SEE NOTE 20 NOTE #:
2_Q_' REFERENCE #: -
ELEVATION / COORDINATE:SEE NOTE 20 NOTE #: 20 REFERENCE #:
MIN / MAX ABNORMAL TEMP:50/130*F NOTE #:
4' REFERENCE #:_1_
ACCIDENT TEMPERATURE:259'P NOTE _-#: 11_ REFERENCE #: 9 RADIATION TID (RAD):33X105 RADS NOTE =#:-
' REFERENCE.#:'~5 5
RADIATION IAD (RAD):33X10 NOTE'#:
_ REFERENCE #: 5 I
-l INSTRUMENT TAP INFORMATION REFERENCE #:SEE SHEET 37 1
WLHP TAP '. ELEVATION : 68 0. 2 8 '
WLHP CONDENSING POT' ELEVATION:N/A' WLLP TAP ELEVATION:
N/A
-WLLP CONDENSING. POT ELEVATION:N/A EVENT
/ CATEGORY-/ OPERATING TIME:
' NOTE #:
REFERENCE #: 6 l
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COMPONENT DATA (CONTINUED)
COMFONENT: Level Transmitter PARAMETER VALUE/ UNITS NOTE #
REFERENCE #
Re 0.25% of CS 1
3-De 1.56 % OF'CS/22.5 MO.
2&3 3
TNo 2.07 % OF CS/200'F 4
3 SPEe N/A 23.24 SEcu N/A 24 3
PSEe 10.01% OF URL/ VOLT 5
3.7 RNDe 3.0% OF URL 6
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TPRe 0
7 ICTe 0.25% OF'CS 8
ICRo 0.25% OF CS 9
OCTe 0.25% OF CS 8
-j OCRo N/A 11 I
Ab 0.5% OF CS 12 8
3 i
Se 0.5% of URL 13 3
RADe t3% OF URL 14 3.5 1
tao N/A 10.15 3,9.14 l
WLe N/A 16 i
q,f " ^a s ^/g 4 0 35%
PRCSe y;,,,,q,
.?"t OF CS 17 PAGE 21
, Sl I INDRe N/A 1
ire
-0.42% OF CS 18.19 PAGE 25 i
LOe iS% OF URL
-10 3.10 SUDe 0.25% OF URL 22 13 REV O PREP JVL DATE C-/V9 CHECKd/tt/
DATE F-N-90 SHEET 13 C/O 14, REV /
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COMPONENT DATA NOTES COMPONENT:Leve1 Transaitter NOTE 1
PER STATHAM INSTRUMENT SPEC SHEET ACCURACY IS 0.25% OF CALIBRATED SPAN (CS) OF 240" WATER THIS INCLUDES LINEARITY.
HYSTERESIS & REPEATAMILITY.
(ATTACHMENT 3) 1 PER STRATHAM INSTRUMENT SPEC. SHEET THE DRIFT (STABILITY) ERROR IS < 0.25% OF UPPER RANGE LIMIT (URL) PER 6 MONTHS.
(ATTACHMENT 3).HENCE. 0.25% X 400/240 0.417% OF CS. NOTE ERROR
=
IS CALCULATED BASED ON FULL UPPER RANGE LIMIT (URL) OF 400"-
WATER.
TO CALCULATE " TURN DOWN" ERROR FOR CALIBRATED SPAN THE FOLLOWING RELATIONSHIPt UPPER RANGE LIMIT (URL)/ CALIBRATED RANGE X % ERROR = ERROR AT CALIBRATED SPAN (CS).
3 PER SURVEILLANCE INSTRUCTION SI-98.4 REV. 4 THE CALIBRATION CYCLE FOR THESE INSTRUMENT LOOPS IS 18 MONTHS, BUT PER TECH. SPE
C. PROCEDURE
S 25% IS ALTriWED ON CALIBRATION INTERVAL AND CALIBRATION CAN BE PERFORMED AS LATE AS 22.5 MONTHS.
HENCE SENSOR DRIFT =
0.417% SPAN X 22.5/6 =-1.56 % OF SPAN.
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COMPONENT DATA NOTES COMPONENT: Level Transmitter NOTE 4
PER STATHAM TELECON (ATTACHMENT 14). MAXIMUM AMBIENT TEMPERATURE EFFECT AS % OF CS PER 200*F IS GIVEN BY v = 0.865 (MAXIMUM SPAN / CALIBRATED SPAN) +0.625 0.865 X 400/240 +0.625
=
j 2.07 % OF CS/200'F
=
BY ENGINEERING JUDGEMENT THE. CALIBRATED TEMP. IS MINIMUM AMBIENT TEMPERATURE.
THE MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM ABNORMAL TEMP. IS 50*F AND 130*F RESPECTIVELY (ATTACHMENT 9).
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PER STATHAM INSTRUMENT SPEC. SHEET-(ATTACH. #3).
THE ERROR INDUCED BY POWER SUPPLY SHIFT IS 0.01% OF URL/ VOLT.
PER WESTINGHOUSE EAGLE 21 TECH. MANUAL (ATTACH.
7). MAXIMUM OUTPUT VOLTAGE VARIATION IS 10% NOMINAL VOLTAGE OF AND THE-NOMINAL OUTPUT __yOLTAGE IS 30VDC.
THEREFORE. THE VOLTAGE DRIFT 1
IS ( 10%) X 30 3VDC.
=
6 PER ENVIRONMENTAL DATA (ATTACH. #9) THE NORMAL TID IS 2X102 RADS OVER A 40 YR. PERIOD. WHICH IS LESS THAN THE DOSE APPLIED s
BY STATHAM.
TO PRODUCE CONSERVATIVE An. RNDe WILL BE SET EOUAL TO RADe WHICH IS 3% OF URL. HOWEVER. TO PRODUCE A CONSERVATIVE Av.
RNDo WILL BE CONSIDERED AS UNMEASURABLE AND WILL THEREFORE-i l!{QT BE INCLUDED IN Anf.
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COMPONENT DATA NOTES COMPONENT: Level Transmitter NOTE
_1_
THE TRANSMITTER WILL BE CALIBRATED BY JAKING OFF THE LEAD AND PLACING A DKM TN SERIES TO READ THE CURRENT PER SI-98.4. REV.4-
- t 8
THE ACCURACY OF THE CALIB. TEST INSTRUMENT IS ONE(1) TIMES THE.
{
ACCURACY OF THE TESTED DEVICE. WHICH IS 0.25% (ATTACH.
- 3).
J';j.
9 THE READING ERROR OF THE CALIB.
TEST INSTRUMENT IS ONE (1)
THE ACCURACY OF THE TESTED DEVICE.
I 10 PER STATHAM INST. SPEC SHT. AND PROTECT ENGINEERING REPORT (ATTACHMENT 10) ERROR DUE TO' LOCA ENVIRONMENT 5.0% URL.
THIS I
i CONDITION WILL BOUND TAe AND SHALL BE USED IN LARGE BREAK LOCA CALCULATION Aa FOR TRANSMITTER. HOWEVER. NOTE THAT FOR A SMALL DREAK LOCA CONDITIONS. THE TEMPERATURE DOES NOT EXCEED 130'F WHICH IS THE MAXIMUM NORMAL TEMPERATURE. THUS FOR A SMALL BREAK LOCA CONDITIONS. TNe IS USED IN PLACE OF TAe. (ATTACH.12) 11_
THE DMM HAS NO READING ERROR.
i 12 BY THE ENGINEERING JUDGEMENT. THE ACCEPTANCE BAND SELECTED FOR' l
TRANSMITTER IS 2 TIMES THE REF. ACCURACY OF THE TRANSMITTER.
i Ab=2XRe=2X( 0.25%) =to.50 OF CS.
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COMPONENT DATA NOTES COMPONENT: Level Transmitter NOTE 11 PER STATHAM EOUIP. SPEC. SHEET (ATTACH. #3) THE POST SEISMIC ERROR IS 0.5% OF URL AFTER A iSG EVENT.
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PER STATHAM EOUIP. SPEC. SHEET (ATTACH. #3) THE POST SEISMIC ERROR INDUCED BY RADIATION EXPOSURE IS 3% OF URL.
PER OIR SOP 5
SON 88760 RO. B25881027051. THE MAXIMUM TOTAL DOSE IS 33x10 RADS WHICH TS LESS THAN THE DOSE APPLIED BY STATHAM'(SEE ATT. 5) 15_,,
PER ENVIRONMENTAL DWG 47E235-45. ATTACH #9 MAX ACCIDENT TEMP.
=
259'F. MIN. TEMP = 50'F.
PER ATTACHMENT 14 TEMP ERROR IS 0.865 i
X (400"/240") + 0.625 = 2.07%/200'F.
TAe=( 2.07% OF CSif(259-50/200))
TAe= 2.16% OF CS-HOWEVER, PER NOTE 10. USE 5.0 URL (LOe) WHICH BOUNDS TAe, i
E THERE IS NO WATER LEG IN THIS EOUIPMENT ARRANGEMENT.
THE TRANSMITTER IS DIRECTLY AT THE TAP.
CONDENSATE THAT MAY
.j COLLECT IN THE REFERENCE LEG WILL BE REMOVED BY A DRIP POT i
ARRANGEMENT.
SEE SENSING DIAGRAM PAGES 37'AND 38 OF THIS CALC.
g Y%%,y- +&$Q1 12._
PRCS e=44%,OF CS FOR SMALL AND LARGE BREAK LOCA SEE PAGE 21 h,
OF THIS CALCULATION.
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COMPONENT DATA NOTES COMPONENT: Level Transmitter NOTE la_
PER CALC ON PAGE 25 THE CABLE INSULATION RESISTANCE EFFECT (IRei IS -0.42% OF CS DURING ACCIDENT.
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CURRENT LEAKAGE ERROR DUE TO CABLE INSULATION RESISTANCE (IR)
THROUGH ELECTRICAL PENETRATIONS WERE CALCUALTED IN BINDER NO.
3 SONEO-PENE-004 (ATTACH. f16) AND FOUND NEGLIGIBLE.
- HENCE, IN THIS CALC., PENETRATION IR WILL BE NEGLIGIBLE.
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PER DRAWINGS SUPPLIED AS SUPPORTING GRAPHICS. PAGES-37 AND 38.
THE ELEVATIONS AND LOCATIONS OF THE LEVEL TRANSMITTERS ARE ' AS j
FOLLOWS:
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679'-9"-ON 46'-6" RADIUS,0AZ 176*OUTSIDE POLAR CRANE WALL 1-LT-63-177 ELEV 679" ON 46'-6" RADIUS,0AZ4' OUTSIDE POLAR CRANE WALL 1-LT-63-178 ELEV 679'9" ON 46'-6" RADIUS.O AZ40' OUTSIDE POLAR CRANE WALL s
1 - LT-6 3 - 17 9 ELEV.
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NOTE 21_
PER WESTINGHOUSE LETTER WAT-D-4983 (ATTACH. #4) THE CALIBRATION SPAN IS 225.4" TO 14.6" H O FOR TRANSMITTERS USING DOW-CORNING SILICORE OIL IN LIEU OF WATER.
THE TRANSMITTER HAS NOW BEEN i
RELOCATED, AND ITS CENTERLINE IS THE CENTERLINE OF THIS EXISTING i
TAP.
tipW. 240" OF WC WILL BE ACTING DIRECTLY ON THE DIAPHRAGM SO THE CALIBRATION SPAN SHOULD BE Ql'-240" WC INSTEAD OF 214" 26" OR 225.4"-0-14.6" WC.
22_
EMPMERGENCE PERFORMANCE TESTS WERE PERFORMED ON THE PD3200.
IT WAS FOUND THAT THE MAXIMUM INACCURACY DUE TO SUBMERGENCE IS I
0.25% URL.
SUBMERGENCE MAY OR MAY NOT OCCUR DURING AN ACCIDENT l
BUT TRANSMITTER SUBMERGENCE IS THE WORST CASE AND INCLUDED IN SMALL AND LARGE BREAK LOCA CALCULATIONS.
23 THE ERROR DUE TO STATIC PRESSURE IS NEGLIGIBLE. AS'THE PRESSURE CHANGE IN CONTAINMENT SUMP WILL NOT BE LARGE ENOUGH TO INTRODUCE SIGNIFICANT ERROR (ATTACHMENTS 3 AND 9).
SPEe= 0.5% OF URL/1000 PSI PER ATTACH. 63.
s 24 PER ATTACHMENT 3.
SPAN ERROR DUE TO PRESSURE EFFECT IS < 0.2% OF CALIBRATED SPAN.
CONSIDERING THIS ERROR TS PER 1000 PSI. SPAN ERROR IS NEGLIGIBLE AS THE PRESSURE _ CHANGE IN CONTAINMENT S WILL NOT BE LARGEENOUGH TO INTRODUCE SIGNIFICANT ERROR.
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COMPONENT DATA VALID FOR DEVICES IDENTIFIED ON SHEET (S): 9 COMPONENT: EAGLE 21 I/O SYSTEM I
I/E CONVERTER A/D CONVERTER PROCESSOR D/D CONVERTER r
PER WESTINGHOUSE METHODOLOGY (REF. 29) AND USING VALUES FROM GENERIC EAGLE 21 CALCULATION (REF. 27), AND NOTING THAT THE ACCEPTANCE BAND FOR THE EAGLE IS NOT APPLICABLE BECAUSE OF THE NATURE OF DIGITAL SIGNALS:
i[(De*+ ICTe + Re)8 An(I/E)
+ (TNe)']*
=
. 3.5 An(I/E) = 1[(O M + 0.2% + 0.2%)8 + (0.25)8)*
i An(I/E) = i(
7
% + 0.0625%)*
, ~10 An(I/E) = !O. A GA8 3/J0/10 SINCE THE I/E MODULE IS THE ONLY DEVICE WITH ACCURACY:
. ~10 An(E) = An(I/E) = 10.
OF CS
.70 As(E) = An(E) 0 OF CS
=
Aa(E) = An(E) = i0r'M % OF CS bab 3/30/90 FOR REQUIREMENTS, SEE SHEET 2.
s 4 A 1)e va.loe of. 25 1.s used for consuten:.y wra Westmghouse Methodology, per Westmghouse h>o shop Letter TVA -Bi-8234 wMc.h i.s aBached (ottachment I) to ue Genera. Eagle 21 Calculahrn(Ref 27)
WH r,c DATE T U-90 CHECidqh__ DATE 3-77-90 REV 1 PREP WL SHEET _20 C/O 21 REV 1 PREP _)4 DATE 3/30 /96 CHECK MGk-DATE 3he/To SHEET to _C/O 11 REV PREP DATE CHECK DATE SHEET C/O-
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PROCESS UNCERTAINTY DISCUSSION / CALCULATION NO PROCESS UNCERTAINTY EXISTS FOR THIS CALCULATION BECAUSE:
THE M'EASURED PARAMETER IS THE PARAMETER OF CONCERN; THEREFORE, PROCESS VARIATIONS ARE ACCOUNTED FOR IN THE DETERMINATION OF SAFETY AND/OR OPERATIONAL LIMITS.
OTHER: SEE DISCUSSION BELOW.
X PROCESS UNCERTAINTY DOES EXIST AND IS DETAILED IN THE FOLLOWING DISCUSSION / CALCULATION.
NOTE: THE SPECIFIC WEIGHT OF WATER AT THE FOLLOWING TEMPERATURES IS DERIVED FROM THE STEAM' TABLES.
ALSO, THE SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF THE 2500-2700 ppm BORON SOLUTION FROM THE RWST IS 1.00375'(PER REF.'30)
AND IS CONSIDERED IN ESTABLISHING THE PRSCe FOR THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS.
SG, REFERS TO THE SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF THE BORON SOLUTION.
PRCSe 928"* LEVEL = H O LEVEL x SW 068 'F-Hg0 LEVEL x SW 0190
- F**
- x SG, 2
SW 068'F (28") x 1 -(28") x (60.34) x 1.00375
=
62.32
= 28" x 1 -28" x 0.97
=
0.84"****
= 0.84/240 x 100 = +0.35% OF CS AT 0% LEVEL THERE IS_NO PROCESS ERROR.
t P (26.64") ACROSS TRANSMITTER AT SWITCHOVER'SETPOINT AT' AMBIENT JONDITIONS (SUMP WATER AT 68'F) IS SHOWN ON PAGE 11
- HOWEVER, PER DCN M01343A (UNIT 1) LOWEST ELEVATION OF TRANSMITTER'IS 680'2".
THEREFORE, MAXIMUM AP AT SWITCHOVER IS (682'6"- 680'2")
2'4" = 28". THE 28" AP AT SWITCHOVER IS CONSERVATIVELY ROUNDED l
UP, NOTE:
FOR CONSERVATISM PRCSe = 0.35% WILL BE USED FOR BOTH SMALL AND LARGE BREAK LOCA.
FOR THE STEAM LINE BREAK IN THE l
YARD PRCSe = 0% SINCE NO WATER REACHES THE SUMP.
FROM SEQUOYAH F.S.A.R. FIGURE 6.2.1-22 REF. #26 i
MAXIMUM SUMP WATER TEMP. = 190*F
- THE PROCESS ERROR IS SUCH THAT THE LEVEL-TRANSMITTER WILL INDICATE LESS LEVEL THAN IS ACTUALLY PRESENT AT THE' ACTUAL SETPOINT.
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WATERLEG UNCERTAINTY DISCUSSION / CALCULATION
,_X APPLICABLE TO ALL LOOPS LISTED ON SHEET 9 APPLICABLE ONLY TO LOOPS I,
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WATERLEG UNCERTAINTY IS NOT CONSIDERED FOR THE CALCULATION BECAUSE:
i
_.X NO WATERLEG EXISTS FOR THIS CALCULATION.
THE EFFECTS OF WATERLEG CHANGES ARE INSIGNIFICANT.
SEE DISCUSSION / CALCULATION BELOW.
OTHER: SEE DISCUSSION / CALCULATION BELOW.
A WATERLEG UNCERTAINTY DOES EXIST FOR THIS LOOP.
SEE CALCULATION / DISCUSSION BELOW.
X SEE SENSING LINE DIAGRAM ON SHEET 37.38 OF THIS CALCULATION.
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ACCURACY DISCUSSION-X The accuracy of this instrument for normal, post seismic and accident conditions will be determined by considering the parameters tabulated in the design input section of. this calculation.
The accuracy calculation for seismic (As) is bounding for all 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 - factors -
affecting accuracy are independent variables.
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Bi-directional errors and uni-directional errors will be combined 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.
This method is conservative.
Therefore,-it will be used in this 1
calculation.
Example:
(+/-)10 = bi-directional error
+5 = first uni-directional error
-2 = second uni-directional error Total Error = (+10 + 5) to ( 2) = +15 to -12 s
other:
k 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 +1 ps'ig to--5 that for an indicated or bistable trip value,0 100 psig, psig means of the actual process pressure may be anywhere between 95 and 110 psig.
All system analysis based on or using accuracy values from this.
calculation should take into account the fact that operator action and/or automatic initiations may occur at a process value differing form the indicated or setpoint values by the amount of the calculated inaccuracies.
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._2L THE FO.LLOWING DEVICES ARE CALIBRATED INDIVIDUALLY.
THEIR ACCEPTANCE BANDS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
DEVICE Ab REFERENCE'-
1-LT-63-176 0.5% OF CS REOUIREMENT 2 1-LT-63-177 0.5% OF CS REOUTREMENT 2 i
1-LT-63-178 0,5% OF CS REOUIREMENT 2 1-LT-63-179 iO.5% OF CS REOUIREMENT 2 EAGLE 21 I/O SYSTEM 0.2% OF CS REOUIREMENT 3 THE FOLLOWING DEVICES ARE CALIBRATED TOGETHER.
THE ACCEPTANCE BAND FOR THE COMBINATION OF THESE DEVICES ' IS AS' FOLLOWS:
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CALTBRATION OF TRANSMITTER THE READING - ERROR ASSOCIATED WITH THE CALIBRATING TEST EQUIPMENT IS CONSIDERED TO BE THE SAME AS THE ACCURACY OF THE CALIBRATIN EQUIPMENT.
FOR PURPOSES OF CONSERVATISM IN THIS CALCULATION, AN ACCURACY AND READING ERROR ON ONE (1)
TIMES THE ACCURACY / REPEATABILITY OF THE TESTED DEVICE WILL BE USED FOR CALIBRATING TEST EQUIPMENT ACCURACY AND READING ERROR.
TI-93,
" GUIDELINES FOR CALIBRATING TRANSMITTERS SEPARATE FROM. THE 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 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 TRANSMITTER AND PLACING AN AMMETER IN SERIES ' WITH THE TRANSMITTER TO MEASURE ACTUAL OUTPUT CURRENT.
BECAUSE OF TI-93, THE EXACT MANNER IN WHICH ANY GIVEN TRANSMITTER WILL BE CALIBRATED CANNOT BE DETERMINED.
A REVIEW OF PREVIOUS CALCULATIONS SHOWS THAT WHEN THE TWO METHODS ARE COMPARED, THERE IS ' ONLY ANg APPROXIMATE 10.01%
DIFFERENCE IN MAGNITUDE BETWEEN THE TWO LOOP CALIBRATION METHODS.
THIS DIFFERENCE IS NEGLIGIBLE AS FAR AS THE FINAL RESULTS ARE CONCERNED.
THEREFORE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS CALCULATION, USE A-DIGITAL MULTIMETER (DMM) IN SERIES WITH TRANSMITTER TO READ CURRENT VALUE.
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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 COMPONENTS, AND THE 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 #27).
THIS CALCULATION INCLUDES THE SOURCES OF CALIBRATION ERROR FOR THE INDICATOR. THE SKETCH BELOW SHOWS THE CALIBRATION HOOKUP.
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ACCURACY. CALCULATION INDEX 1.0 TRANSMITTERS (T) 1.1 REPEATABILITY
, Re 1.2 DRIFT De 1.3 NORMAL TEMPERATURE EFFECT TNe 1.4 INACCURACY DUE TO POWER SUPPLY VARIATION-r PSEe 1.5 INPUT TEST INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION ERROR ICTe 1.6 INPUT TEST INSTRUMENT READING ERROR ICRe i
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 NORMAL RADIATION EXPOSURE INACCURACY RNDe 1.12 ACCIDENT RADIATION EXPOSURE INACCURACY RADe a
1.13 CABLE LEAKAGE-INACCURACY ire 1.14 SUBMERGENCE' INACCURACY SUBe 1.15 LOCA INACCURACY LOe 1.16 NORMAL ACCURACY i
1.17 POST-SEISMIC' ACCURACY An(T) l 1.18 ACCIDENT ACCURACY FOR'SMALL BREAK LOCA-As(T) i 1.19 ACCIDENT ACCURACY FOR LARGE BREAK LOCA Aa-SB(T) 1.20 ACCIDENT ACCURACY FOR MSLB Aa-LB(T) l 1.21 NORMAL MEASURABLE ACCURACY-COMPONENT Aa-MSLB(T) 1.22 ACCEPTABLE AS FOUND-COMPONENT Anf(T) i 1.23 ACCEPTABLE AS-LEFT-COMPONENT Afc(T) j Alc(T)
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2.1 NORMAL ACCURACY 2.2 POST-SEISMIC ACCURACY An(E) 2.3 ACCIDENT ACCURACY As(E)
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ACCURACY CALCULATION INDEX 3.0 LOOP ACCURACIES 3.1 NORMAL ACCURACY LAn 3.2 POST-SEISMIC ACCURACY LAs 3.3 ACCIDENT ACCURACY FOR SMALL BREAK LOCA LAa-SB
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3.4 ACCIDENT ACCURACY FOR LARGE BREAK LOCA LAa-LB 3.5 ACCIDENT ACCURACY FOR MSLB LAa-MSLB 3.6 NORMAL MEASURABLE ACCURACY-LOOP Anf (L) 3.7 ACCEPTABLE AS FOUND-LOOP
'Afl 3.8 ACCEPTABLE AS LEFT-LOOP All 3.9 ALLOWABLE VALUE - SMALL BREAK LOCA AVSB
'3.10 ALLOWABLE VALUE - LARGE BREAK LOCA AVLB -~
3.11 ALLOWABLE VALUE - MAIN-STEAM LINE BREAK
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ACCURACY CALCULATIONS 1.0 TRANSMITTERS 1.1 R$ = 10.25% OF CS 1.2 De = 11.56% OF CS 1.3 TNe = 12.07% OF CS PER 200'F TNe = (i2.07%) (130-50) 200 TNo = 10.83% OF CS 1.4 PSEo = 10.01% OF URL PER VOLT PSEe = (10.01%)(400/240)(3 VOLT POWER SUPPLY VARIATION) OF CS PSEe = 10.05% OF CS 1.5 ICTe = 10.25% OF CS 1.6 ICRe = 10.25% OF CS 1.7 OCTe = 10.25% OF CS 1.8 Ab = 10.50% OF CS 1.9 Se = 10. 5% OF URL (400")
Se = (d O. 5 %) (4 00/24 0) OF CS Se = 10.83% OF CS 1.10 PRSCo = +0.35% OF CS 1.11 RNDe = 13.0% OF URL OR 3.0 x (400" URL) i5.0% OF CS
=
240" CS 1.12 RADo = 13.0% OF URL (400")
RADe = (13.0%)(400/240) OF CS RADo = 15.0% OF CS l
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1.13 13e = -O'.42% OF CS 1.14 SUBe a 10.25% OF URL (400")
SUBe = (10. 25%) (4 00/240) OF CS SUBe = 10.42% OF CS 1.15 Los = 15% OF URL (4 00")
LOe = (15%)(400/240) OF CS LOe = 18.33% OF CS THIS VALUE WILL BE USED IN LARGE BREAK LOCA ACCIDENT ACCURACY CALCULATION FOR TAe SINCE LOe BOUNDS TAe TEMP. CONDITION.
USING I
THE WESTINGHOUSE METHODOLOGY (REF. 29):
1.16 An(T) i[(Re + De + Ab + (ICTe8 + ICRe8 + OCTe8 )
)*
+ TNe8 +
=
PSEe8 )* + RNDe (SYSTEMATIC)
+ 0. 258 ) b)
- An(T) 1[(0.25 + 1.56 + 0.5 + (0.258 + 0.2 58
=
+ 0.838
+ 0. 058 )* 1 5. 0 An(T) 12.87% OF CS i5.0%
=
1.17 As(T)
Se8]% + RNDe (SYSTEMATIC) 1(An8 +
=
Ac(T) = i((2.87%)8 + (0.83%)8)* i5.0%
As(T) = 12.91% OF CS 15.0%
1.18 FOR SMALL BREAK LOCA (USING THE WESTINGHOUSE METHODOLOGY):
+ OCTe8)b)8 Aa-SB(T) = 1[(Re +-De + Ab + (ICTe8 + ICRe8
+ TNe8 PSEe8 )* i (RADe8+ SUBe8)*
+
l Aa-SB(T) = 1[(0.25 + 1.56 + 0,5 + (0.258 + 0.258 + 0.258)*
I
),
+ 0. 8 38 + 0. 058 )* i (5.08 + 0.428)%
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Aa-SB(T) = 12.87% OF CS 15.02% = 17.89% OF CS s
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ACCURACY CALCULATIONS 1.19 EOR IARGE BREAK LOCA (USING THE WESTINGHOUSE METHODOLOGY);
Aa-LB(T) 1[(Re + De + Ab + (ICTc8 + ICRe8 + OCTe8)*
=
),
+ PSEe8)* i (LOe8 + RADe8 + SUBe8)5 Aa-LB(T) = 1( (0. 25 + 1. 56 + 0. 5 + (0. 258 + 0.258 + 0. 2 58 ) %) 8
+ 0. 058 )* i (8. 338 + 5. 08 + 0.428)*
Aa-LB(T) = 12.74% i9.72% OF CS 12.46% OF CS
=
1.20 FOR MAIN STEAMLINE BREAK IN THE YARD ACCURACY OF THE TRANSMITTER UNDER THIS CONDITION WILL BE THE SAME AS UNDER THE NORMAL OPERATING CONDITIONS SINCE THERE IS NO ACCIDENT INSIDE CONTAINMENT Aa-MSLB(T) = An(T) = i7.87% OF CS 1.21 Anf(T) = An(T) - RNDe Anf(T) = 17.87 - (15. 0) =
2.87% OF CS 1.22 Afc(T) = Anf(T)
Afc(T) = i2.87% OF CS 1.23 Alc(T) = Ab Alc(T) = iO.5% OF CS 2.0 EAGLE 21 I/O SYSTEM
,y kne 3/Jel%
2.1 An(E) = 10.444 OF CS AA$ 3/J0/9#
2.2 As(E) = An(E) = 10.'-
% OF CS 70 kne s/Joho j
2.3 Aa(E) = An(E) = 10.-944 OF CS 5
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3.1 LAA = i[An(T)8 + An(E)*1 i RNDe (0.g) * )5 LAn = ((2.87)8 +
i 5.0%
LAn = 19wett OF CS
~1s%A % MS S/peltel 3.2 LAs = 1[As(T)8 + As(E)8)* i RNDe LAs = 1[(2.91)8 + (0.g)8)*15.0%
LAs = 10. Zt OF CS 7.91 %M6 J/ls)M 3.3 FOR SMALL BREAK LOCA LAa-SB = i(Aa-SB(T)8 +
a(E)8}5+ PRCSe + ire +
LAa-SB = i[(7.89)8 + (0
)8)
+ 0.35% + (-0.42%)
LAa-SB = i7
+ 0.35% -(0.42%)
LAa-SB = :. 20%,
- 0. %,, OF CS
+ S. 2,7
-3.3+ hs 3/se/op 3.4 FOR LARGE BREAM LOCA LAa-LD = 1[Aa-L'B(T)8 E) 8 )% + PRCse + ire
+
LAa-LB = 1[(14 6)8 + (0
)*)* + 0.35% + (-0.42%)
LAa-LB = il2
+ 0.35% -(0.42%)
LAa-LB = :.
- 000, 1^.^1, OF CS tl1.83
- 1 2 1 Det 3/J e/ 9 0 3.5 FOR MAIN STEAMLINE BREAK IN THE YARD LAa-MSLB = LAn M 3/30/90 LAa-MSLB = 16w94% OF CS 7.95 3.6 Anf(L) = LAn - RNDe 2, 15 b u J/J8 M Anf(L) = 18.01 - (i5.0) = tav 04 % OF CS 3.7 Afl = Anf(L) = 1GwG4% OF CS i
1.15 has 3/Jo/98 3.8 All = Ab(T)
All = 10.50% OF CS l
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(Adbe I nf)/WHERE Adbr 3.9 AVSB = SAFETY LIMIT -
A
= LAa-SB
+AVSB =- (22.7 - 11.3)
(8.2t
- 2. 1) - S.64 OF CS.
-AVSB = (11.3 - 0) - (4. 0 5 0.01) = 0.05% OF CS 4.3 4. -- 1.95 =
F.it M8 1158/t' 3.10 AVLB = SAFETY LIMIT - (Adbe - Anf) WHERE Adba = LAa-LB E
7
+AVLB = (59.5 - 11.3) - (10."t 2.01) - 20.37% OF CS t
-AVLB = N/A f 1. 51 - 2.95 s 18.32.
Ses J/Jo/90 3.11 AVMSLB = SAFETY LIMIT - (Adbe - Anf) WHERE Adbe - LAs
+AVMSLB = N/A h 3/se/9 e
-AVMSLB = (11.3 - 0)
(4,46 - -h6t) = 6.26% OF CS T.44 1.9G 3.13. The Ta:A Sea:. AV I.s de6.e( by de Westmf ouse Satp/nT h
MetioJ.legy (Ref M) as AV = RD +RCA
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SMALL BREAK LOCA 1
APPLICABLE TO ALL LOOPS LISTED ON SHEET 9
APPLICABLE ONLY TO LOOPS:
7 SAFETY LIMIT 22.70 (NOTE 5)
,K1 MARGIN
+19. W 348 3/8*/98 J9 PV = SP + As
+19. M-has 3/38/0) i
+19.-M An 3/At/1L SETPOINT (SP) 11.M30 Jan 3/seno 35 PV = SP - An
+ 3.M JM 1/30/90
+ 3. M 3 (a 3/Je/90 PV = SP - Aa
+ 2.4 Ada 3/Jeht, MARGIN
+ 2.% Ada NJo/94 SAFETY LIMIT 0.00 (NOTE 3)
SEE NOTES ON PG'S. 42.43 ALL VALUES SHOWN ARE % OF CALIBRATED SPAN FROM SENSOR LEVEL g
(REFER TO ACCURACY DISCUSSION, SHEET 34 FOR CLARIFICATION OF ADOVE)
+ AV = 6.12%
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ACCURACY CALCULATIONS NOTES 1.
NOTE la PER REFERENCE 1, MINIMUM 1.2 FT ABOVE CONTAINMENT FLOOR FOR ADEQUATE NPSH SL = SFT (SAFETY LIMIT) - 0.5FT (SENSOR ELEV OFF THE FLOOR) = 0.7FT OR 3.5% OF SPAN NOTE 2:
THE AUTOMATIC SWITCHOVER I4GIC FOR THE RHR PUMPS OPERATING IN THE ECCS MODE IS AS FOLLOWS:
A) AN "SI" SIGNAL IS PRESENT AND B) THE RWST LEVEL IS BELOW THE I4W LEVEL SETPOINT ON TWO OF THE FOUR RWST LEVEL CHANNELS AND C) THE CONTAINMENT ' UMP LEVEL IS ABOVE THE HIGH LEVEL S
PERMISSIVE SETPOINT ON TWO OF THE FOUR CONTAINMENT SUMP LEVEL CHANNELS.
IF THE ABOVE CONDITIONS EXIST, THE RHR PUMP SUCTION WILL AUTOMATICALLY RE-ALIGN FROM THE RWST TO THE CONTAINMENT SUMP.
BASED UPON REFERENCE 1,
A MINIMUM DEPTH OF 2.SFT (SMALL BREAK) OR SFT (LARGE BREAK) OF WATER IS REQUIRED IN THE CONTAINMENT SUMP TO PREVENT UNACCEPTABLE VORTEXING.
THE WORST CASE FOR INITIATING AUTOMATIC SWITCHOVER IS THAT THE RWST LOW LEVEL SETPOINT WAS ACTUATED ON THE HIGH SIDE DUE TO POSITIVE INACCURACY OF THE RWST LEVEL INSTRUMENTATION.
THEREFORE, IF THE PERMISSIVE SIGNAL FROM THE CONTAlliMENT SUMP LEVEL INSTRUMENTATION WERE ACTIVATED BELOW ITS
- SETPOINT, AUTOMATIC SWITCHOVER WILL NOT OCCUR UNTIL THE RWST LEVEL DECREASES BELOW THE RWST LEVEL INSTRUMENT SETPOINT PLUS POSITIVE INACCURACIES.
- HOWEVER, WHEN THE RWST LEVEL DECREASES.TO THIS LEVEL, THERE WILL BE A MINIMUM DEPTH OF 3.65FT (SMALL BREAK)
OR 12.4 FT (LARGE BREAK) OF WATER ABOVE THE CONTAINMENT SUMP IRRESPECTIVE OF WHAT IS ACTUALLY MEASURED BY THE CONTAINMENT SUMP LEVEL INSTRUMENTATION, AND NO PUMP DAMAGE WILL OCCUR DUE TO VORTEXING.
THE ONLY EFFECT THE CONTAINMENT SUMP INSTRUMENT LOOP INACCURACIES WILL HAVE ON THE AUTOMATIC SWITCHOVER LOGIC IS THAT IT COi!LD GENERATE A. PREMATURE PERMISSIVE SIGNAL FOR SWITCHOVER.
HOWEVER, SWITCHOVER WILL NOT OCCUR UNTIL THE "AND" LOGIC IS MADE UP BY THE LOW RWST LEVEL.
AS DISCUSSED PREVIOUSLY, ONCE THIS "AND" LOGIC IS MADE UP THERE WILL BE THE REQUIRED 2.5FT (SMALL DREAK) OR SFT (LARGE BREAK) DEPTH OF WATER IN THE CONTAINMENT SUMP.
IN CONCLUSION, THE INACCURACIES IN Ti!E NEGATIVE DIRECTION OF THE CONTAINMENT SUMP LEVEL INSTRUMENTATION FOR THESE TWO SCENARIOS WILL NOT INITIATE SWITCilOVER WITl!
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NOTE 3:
PER REFERENCE 1, PER REF 1, A MINIMUM OF OFT ABOVE CONTAINMENT FLOOR FOR l
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NOTE PER REFERENCE 20, THE MINIMUM EXPECTED LEVEL IN THE CONTAINMENT SUMP FOR A LARGE BREAX LOCA IS 12.4FT.
THE CONCERN TO BE ADDRESSED WITH RESPECT TO THE UPPER SAFETY LIMIT IS THAT SWITCHOVER IS NOT PREVENTED DUE TO POSITIVE INSTRUMENT INACCURACIES.
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ATTACHMENT TO' ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE SASP 1.02 Page 1 of 3 SUPPLEMENTAL. REQUIREMENT FOR CALCULATION PREPARATION AND REVIEW CalculationTltiek, ^* h c, /e.w-i a / wr _% Identifier: SC*l-703 4 - c K i b \\ T og Preparer-Checker Reviewer 1. The "statoment of problem" on the cover sheet is a clear, concise description of the actual proDiem addressed by the calculation, d 2. The " abstract" on the cover sheet i I is clear, concise and captures the essentia1' nature of the calculation. As worded, it provides a high level stand-alone description suitable for use by researchers who must consider the applicability of a large number of calculations. Abstracts should be less than 250 words in length and i suitable for inclusion in a - i computer data base. 'bY 3. Sufficient background is provided l (or referenced) such that future users can appreciate this calculation in the context of the actual factors or concerns which initiated it. A clear statement of the purpose /1mf 4 of the calculation is provided. W 5. Inputs, including codes, standards and regulatory requirements have been correctly selected, referenced and applied. o Attachment No_ i Sheet _22 of 2=i. Loop si/ldentifie QN-EEB-MS -T128-0013 DNE1 - 3323Q NEB 1/13/87 ..I.
t ATTACHMENT TO ' ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE SASP 1.02 Page 2 of 3 SUPPLEMENTAL REQUIREMENT FOR CALCULATICN' PREPARATION AND REVIE'd Preparer Checker Reviewee 6. References indicate document name. 4 number, data and, revision level._ If appropriate, a distinction is .r. made between references used for background and those used as a 1 /F-basis for the calculation. gg y d' 7. Assumptions are adequately f identified and documented. / p l r 8. A1A unverified assumptions are I clearly identitled. -{ 9. Action has been identified in the I e calculation for resolution of all l unverified assumptions (e.g., QIR number requesting needed information or other action is noted in the calculation). g 10. The calculations methods ..f (including assumptions) are reasonable, appropriate and based on sound engineering principles. 11. Limits of the-calculation are readily apparont, i.e., a calculation may be conservative for its purpose, but non-conservative for other uses. The calculation should be so clear that its misuse is unilkely. /M7 12. The calculation process is completo and accurate. 13. Consideration of system performanco, safety martins is adequate. Attachrnent No_ I Sheet D af 24 DHE1 - 3323Q Loop si/ldantifiersnu-m.MS -mm nn13 NEB 1/13/87 I
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SQN-SQS4-0072 Rev. O By tuct Date __*t].)_oJjg_ Checked 94%/ e Page 27 of 77 ~ Date W hite 71397 TA8LE 1 - s. TYPE A VARIABLES EA E E AND ACCURACY REOUIREMENTS FOR THE CONTAINMENT SUMP HIDE RANGE LEVEL INSTRUMENTATION - 1. Accuracy Reautrements The PA'1 accuracy requirements for this variable are specified in DNE Calculation SQN-0SG7-0040 " Containment Sump Level Instrumentation Post Accident Monitoring Accuracy Requirements". 2. Rance Reauirements The containment sump level instrumentation should be capable of measuring from 0% level to the maximum expected flood level. Note 5 of Environmental Data Drawing 47E235-45 states the maximum surge level of the containment water level is elevation 698.8 ft. and the maximum steady state level is 694 ft, for Unit I and 694.5 ft. for Unit 2. DNE/NES calculation SQN-SQS4-0138 states the level instrumentation lower tap is 0.5 f t. above the bottom of containment sump and extends up to 20.5 feet above the containment sump bottom. This provides a range in elevation from 680.28 ft. to 700.28.ft. thus encompassing the maximum surge level with an approximate 7% margin to prevent pegging. The Reg. Guide 1.97 recommended range is-bottom of containment sump to 600,000 gallon water level equivalent. Using the formulas and data of calculation SQN-SQS4-0138, the volume in containment sump at the existing upper instrumentation limit is 577,763 gallons, which meets the intent of Reg. Guide 1.97 requirements. Therefore, the recommended instrument range is from elevation 680.28 f t, to 700.28 ft. Attachment No-2- Sheet I of I ~, Looo #/tdentifier54N-EP'-MS-TIZE-onl3 4 g' I i
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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION EAaLE 21o PROCESS PROTECTION UPGRADE SYSTEM TABLE l-1 EAGLE ANALOG INPUT BOARD PERFORNANCE SPECIFICATIONS (Cont) Atto:hment No. 7 $ Feet I my l Leon Sunely Characteristics Loop */lde. td:er54N-EEB-MS.T128-ool3 Number of loop supplies: Four Output voltage: {30ydcnominal_ Output voltage regulation: 110% maximus j Output ripple voltage: 10.1% maximus Maximum regulated current: 55 mA Short circuit current limit: 60 mA nominal, 10% Common-mode isolation: 125 vde or 125'vac ras Normal-mode overvoltage: 125 vde or 125 vac rms, with input fuse Surge withstand capability: As pec IEEE-STD-472-1974 Powce Sunoly Reauirements Nominal voltage: 15.6 vde (two sources for local auctioneering) Voltage for rated performance: 15% of nominal value Power consumption: 9.92 W maximum, 8.10 W typical, normal 15.17 W maximum, 11.70 W typical, in test 7.52 W maximum, 6.90 W typical, normal Power dissipation: 12.77 W maximum,10.50 W typical, in test Board insertion / removal: Power ON, board insertion or removal l Overload protection: Series fuse, 130% ofstated maximum current
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As a catalng specification stathan must Itst both the minimum and sowimum errore for the entire product line. This includes all pressure ranges for both the maximum and mininua open (LRL). In this manner we are span (URL) accurately expressing errors without prior knowiedge of the specific pressure range and desired calibration for 1 each application. The catalog specitication is therefore a guideline in which the unct can comport and anticipate the maximum deviatione from the bemaline accuracy. This specification should not be utilised to anticipate the g performanew for each individual prese.ure range. exact P3200 Catalog Specification 11.55/2000F at the maximum span (URL) 15.04/200 F at the minimum span (LRL) 0 During the manufacture of all (100%) Pi?no series nuclear l qualified electronic pressure trancaitters at St.athas, the units are calibrated to the exacting pressure range am specified by the user, then temperature enapensated at this ca11bration to optimise performance. In this manner ( the temperature induced errore are minimited because no additional turndown (signal amplifiention) is required i after campensation. Thue it can not be aveumed that a particular presouro range operating below the spoolfied I will indicato exaggerated thermal maximum span (URL), errore of nearer 5% as suggested by the minimum span 5 specification of the catalog. l = t 0 h l 0 I
Hov 22,se 12:53 STATHAM DIV.-3OLATRON TRAN50UCERS .....n P.*3 J i Attachtreet No-IO SheetMf 1. t.coe W/ldentifier htth&EAdQS.H& 2213 Por this reason we ef ter the fo110 wing equation to arrive mora.aocurately at a convenient expression that relates the ambient temperature effect to the transmitter's oaaibratad apan. yamx+b where y a maximum ambient temperature ef fect as par. cont (4),of calibrated span................................ m a slope of the line x e amplitiar galh b = y lntercept of the 11ne solving for slope a................................... y 5-1.5 =0.8h5 g. = x 5-1 Put a into the equation and solve for k................ yama+b 1.5 = 0.875 1.5,0.075 =(1) + b b = 0.625 Thus.................................................... y = 0.875 x + 0.625 'ince the amplifier gain in simply the ratio betwoon the naminue und calibrated span, the above equation can be simplified te the following............................. maatsum span x=- cal 1brated span a. Martmum ambient tems =0.865(c(maximumspan) effect 5 calibrated per206'F alibrated span) 3s A 8(o "> (4"/E40) 4 0,61f ?.E.bl.1b s w c m,,,,, w
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ii i Attachm:et Na - W Sheet 1f1 ) Looe W/ldentifier SGW-EEE-M1-T12A-eeG glNDgM NO. 80"IC"EUI'004 PLANT SCN UNITIS) I AND 2 $HEgT I op. glNOgR TITLg DCMOUst CANISTER COMPUTED CATE DC ElLICTRICAL ptNETRATION (LYF/C&I) CHECKfD DArg i - n. e.. ret?CN$t TO OUISTION COWUIANINC tR Mt.ASURNIN*3 SURINC *!STtNC (SQNtQ-FENE-QO4) e NRC QUTST!CNt ~ It appears that 11 (Lasulation resistance) asasurements were not conducted tu,gigg,the LOCA test of Westinghouen canister eteatrical penetrastese. If this is the case, how do you kaev i that ihstrumentaties circuits will perform se required 7-~ ~ Rennennet The test report (pp-RL1-26-73 binder page D-15) states that ) the lowest IR asasured during the test was 2.5 x 10 shes got l i 30 conductors and af ter the test 29 had better than 6 a 10 obas for the la AMG instruneatation conductors (page 0-17). 4 The report states the It asasurements were takaa every neur during the LOCA test (page D-17). se further detail with respect to IR asasurement is gives in the test report. t Since the Its asseured were acceptable, it is apparest to perassent damage had takaa place. The primary cause of It i i degradation during peak accident conditions is due to asisture j permeating through the pigtail sonductor jacket /issulation Some 13 drop may also occur due to sciature permeating l systes. through the epory petting to the.isternal pigtail sonnectica area but this is salikely due to the meisture resistance sad thickness of the pettlag. Desage to the opeuy petting / sealing systou toads to be permanent and would be evidensed in the 11 or leak rate testing. There is se evidence, therefore, of peraament damage. '!be only other area of concern is the penetration pigtails. The 8eguoyah pigtails are separately qualified by tests that includsd IR tests during test conditions well La escess of Sequoyah's with acceptable gg - regalts.- Okemite report 141 (biadgr page D-214) shove a minimum It during test of 0.5 a 10 olme per 1000 feet. Westinghemse report PD-TR-75-19 (binder pa'ge D-144) covering terite l'It pigtails shows a sinimum It during test of 5 a 10 i gg5 The Qualification Analysis of lastrad 7 pigtails (binger'; ehas. page C-51) shoes a alaisum 11 during various tests of 7 a 10 ohns. In addities, the pigtails were esposed to direct impingessent of chemical spray. gewever, the penetration pigtails at Segueyah are located inside the penetration j junction bem and are protected from direct lapingement of i chemical spray. Therefore. Il values can be aspected to be ' higher than the test values. The connected instrumentation loads f ed through these penetrations fall into category III as listed in SQNtQ-CEN-001. PAGEM .c57e n.ot m....,,..,..... _ _ _, _ _._ _d.
l ) Attacnment No. IG Sheet l of.,1. Looo c/ldenhfier *A"-EfB-MS-T128 e t3l l SINDER NO. NNIQ*.ftWI-004ptANT SGW UNIT ($1 1.AND,2 gnggi,,,,,! op, 1 j il~m n. m SINogR Titte WI571NGHolfSt CANIE COMPUTED /Ri DDD D ATg 1/16/ %, ML'M 3/ 26/ 07 M(I i .ElgRICAL PEMETRATION (},VP/C61) CHECKED /Ri /lLM f W r 1/17/5 T3.0" _6M i i '3/F67 set /67, l ,gg;ggicz emravin it watttneurirts attafM ?tittun ( 2G NIQ.PtWE.00ll) (Continued) The Category I!! cables associated with these penetratiens (M8 s.nd instrumentaticn level cable) can be divided into three basio l groups based on the end devices. g Dayina.Funation 1 Switches 2 Transmittore 3 PTDs and Acoustic honitora The sinisq insulatten resistgnce measured in any of the LOCA tests k was 5 x {0 ohas (the 0.5 x to ohns/1000 ft can be converted to 2 5 x 10 ohns for 20 feet for a typical per.etrattori application). The effect of this IR on switch circuits is negligible since the voltage and current are relatively high. The effect on the i acoustic monitoring circuits is also negligible. See EQ Binder 7 l SCNEQ.!!T 001. The effect on transsitter and RfD oircuits can also l be shown to be negligible se demonstrated below. l 1 The methodology used in OE calculation 50N-107 39 can be used to I eh1.- L i evaluatt the effect of this IR value. Note that the test lonath and the installed length are the same and therefore, the IR value i is not adjusted,for cable length. For transsitters, substituting the IR value of SM ohma the effective IR is 5M + SM ohns : 10M ohns. AT 500 VDC the leakage current would be : 500 V/10M chas = 0.05 mA AT 73 Vf4 liasisua leakage would be l (73/500) x 0.05 mA e 0.0073 m( l t PAGFo-"/S* 1 TVA 19537 40E.3 8el
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4 ATTACHNENT TO ADNINISTRATIVE PROCf; DIM f:/.D 1.03 Page 1 of 3 SUPPLINENTAL REQUIEW.;.T tua OALCEATION PREPARATION AND RETnte ~ Calculaties '1 tie D fM e a 'nu Et u i -^u e o Yd iS 7 a Mmb a mA L en .e e eVA 6 M kMa Identifier: SON- -d Id4 Ml kOca,. og / sek U 1 Preparer Checker Reviewer 4 1. The ' statement of problem" on the cover sheet is a clear, concise description of the actual problem addressed by the calculation. t i 2. l The " abstract" on 's cover sheet i 1s clear, concise and captures the essential nature of the calculation. As worded, it provides a high level stand-alone description suitable for use by researchers who must consider the applicability of a large number of calculations. Abstracts should be less than 250 words in-length and suitable for inclusion in a computer data base. Sufficient bactaround is provided M 3. (or referenced) such that future users can appreciate this calculation in the contest of the .c actual factors or concerns which i initiated it. A clear statomient of the purpose /2d 4 of the calculation is provided, i 5. Inputs, lacluding codes, standards and regulatory requirements have been correctly selected, reforested and applied. g On Attachefterit No-I9 Sheedf Loog si/ldsrttifist O' DNt1 - 3323Q NE8 1/13/87 e i' i 3
ATTACHNENT TO ADNINISTRATIVE PROCEDUtt SA3p 1.02 Page 2 of 3 SUPPLENENTAL REQUIRERENT FOR CALCULATION PREPARATION AND REVIEW 4 Preparer Checker Reviewer 6. References indicate document name, number.l ata and revision level. Yf~aWropriate, a distinctica is ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' - " made between references used for background and those used as a basis for the calculation, g p 7. Assumptions are adequately identified and documented. l W 8. All unverified assumptions are clearly identified. f K 9. Action has been identified in the ( calculation for resolution of all I unverified assumptions (e.g., QIR number requestin's needed f information or other action is y noted in the calculation). i 5 als N/A 10. The calculations methods / / 4 (including assumptions) are reasonable, appropriate and based M$ on sound engineering principles. 11. Limits of the calculation are readily apparent. i.e.. a calculation may be conservative for its purpose, but non-conservative for other uses. The calculation should be so clear
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T L m To Page 3 of 3 43333 3g34r173 pgDCEDU33 8487 1.02 suppuumst&L angarramuser poa cALeutarzos Fampanastos Ano anytau 4 Preparer checker Reviewer. 14. consideratism of applicable b eedes, standards and regulatory k ko j requirements is adequate bI M4 i r 15. consideration of operational fasters (e.g., asse ptions on operater actions) is adequate. ' OInf 4 16. j Results have been stated clearly and asasisely. M l 17. masults completely address the initiatias sensern. 18. An attempt has been to flag features er assumptions that would 4 be particularly sensitive te i i possible future plant shanges. Partjeular care should be takaa to identify known subtle mechanisms I whereby a future ECW could invalidata the sonalusion reached in the calculation. {f 19. Revisions which void calculations provide adequate justification and why the calculation any be I s ~ l Attachment No-19 . Sheet 1 f Loco si/identifierSON-EFR-MATTM-nnG ' DEE4 - 1016Q BER 10/87 N I-
QA Reaord TVA 10697 (DNE 6-84) ITITLE CONTAINMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL AT TIME OF IFLANT/ UNIT I ISWITCHOVER TO RECIRCULATION MODE FOR A LARGE LOCA ! SON 1 SO t IPreparing Organization i Key Nouns (Consult RIMS Descriptors Last) i DNE/ NEB /BDB4 1 Water Level i IBranch/ Project i Each time these calculations are issued, t !!dentifiers I preparers must ensure that the original' I l SQN-OSG7-0003 I (RO) RIMS accession number is filled in. t l t Rev (fer RIMS use) RIMS ACC NO I IApplicatie Design i RO I I I IDocuments i 1 860102E0068 1 945 '951019 005 1 l*M:ni:'s:, l "' l uxlacca l wn aus na l l5^"5S'""- l ^2 l 1848 '88 n7o7 42 ci 2 IUNID Eystems i Rh i I t i N/A 1 1 1* I l Revision O 1 R4 1 R5 1 R6 ISafety Related" Yes!X1Not il IECN No. (or N/A)! I I IStatement of Problem i I N/A t N/A i N/A I I I IPrepared IM.S. i?2awwq #.1 IDetermine if assumptions t 1 E. J. Sheehv 1Andriu11114-s6 /W1 Imade in other documents that! IChecked ID.K. I I Ithe water depth in the 1 R. L. Cl ar k 1Rhyne 1 ! active sump will always be 1 1 Reviewed ID.G. I I B. K. Williams !Renfro > Ah7$1 g lat least ' t.2 f eet at the i lonset of the switchover to I Approved IV.A. Kk d, M'I ! recirculation mode are I H. E. McCennell !Blanco $LWA MA/<0 Ivalid for a large LOCA 1 IDate i I / f I i 1 ~ 1 12/18/85 t 5/6/891 7/7/fD 1 I IList pages added i I I / I I I lbv this revision t t I i ~ 1 List pages deleted! I I I I lbv this revision I 1 1 1 IList pages changedt 14-7,11-1 I I lbv this revision I all 113.15 t i 1 i I 1 Abstract i 1 t IThese calculations contain an unverified assumption (s) I lthat must be verified later. Yes __ No 1. 1 I \\ IA study of the water level in the containment sump following a large t ILOCA was performed. This study used assumptions that are conservative I trelative to minimum water level. The'resultssof the study show that thet Iminimum water level occurs for a break located at the reactor vessel t-Inozzle which floods the reactor cavity. At the initiation of switchovert 'lto the recirculation mode (RHR pumps realign to the sump) the minimum 1 Rf twater level will be 12.4 feet (el 692.20). At the completion of I lewitchover (CSS pumps realign to the sump) enough additional water wi11 1' ({ { thave entered the sump to bring the %ater level to 15.9 f eet (el 695.78) l' ISome of this water will flow through the unsealed penetrations in.the I tcrane wall above el 693.0. Therefore, at the onset of switchover the I twater level will be below the 13.2 foot level, but will increase to at t, lleast 13.2 feet at the completion of swi tchover. 1 I t i NOTE: This computer generated form has been reviewed / compared with thel form in NEP 3.1. 1 I X Microfilm and return calculation to David Renfro MU225BCP-K I l cc: RIMS, SL 26 C-K Attachment No-
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TvA 106g7 remE.on.4.as) DNF CAIculATIONS QA Rem"3 l Title CX3ffAlleGJff Star M181184JM LEVEL AT TIME OF SwlTCHOVER TO REclRCULAfl0N 800E (Plant / Unit. ~[ F(5t A LAlm ie I SON I and 2 l aremering Organisstlen M /4ER/0987 l KEY NOUltS (Consult RIMS ooscriptors List) -l l Water level g iranch/ Project lemattflers lEach time ttiese calculations are issued, properors must ensure that the _{ l l original (M)) Rip 6 accession neeer is filled in. l l S1210547.G2 l siev (for RIM 5' use) DIMS ACCECQ' M JUMBER _j ) i l l l l ~' l l l #0 l 860102E0069 l 649 896269 229 1 l Applicable ossign o mont(s) - l .i I I l SON-0C.V.13.g.S lAl l 86120900005 I 845 861820 996 \\ l sou-oC.v.27.3 l l l 1 l_ SON.E.V.27.4 & '0" 0C.V.27.5 l R2 l 970919E0029 A B49 870906 427 l Ir"Na':'6 l,T, '"-"> !, l8 7 09 01 B 0 0 4 0 (.@B45 '87 0 8 2 6-426_j i l Revision 0 i 44 1 42 i R3 ISafetv.celated? Yes (r) No ( ) { lECM leo. (or indicato leet Applicable)l l l l Statement of Preelen l N/A l N/A I ECN 68S3 l l l lPropered loetermine if assumptlens previously made In l lMinne B. \\Minne B. lM d' lother documents that the water depth in tSe l lE,J.Sheehv IKine lKine l Checked I 8 Whl active sume will alweys be et least 13.2 feet l it. J. \\M. A. ( ('lettheonsetoftheswitchevertorecircule-l lR.L. Clark ISheehv ISeehal l l Reviewed ltlenmodoarevalidforalargeLOCA. l lR. S. lR. S. l l8,K, Williams le W ehen flurchen ,_--s l t l Approved lM. E. lH.E. l { lH E, etConneIi !aneccz,;1I IMcConne1I r-j pl l u'4 loete l l l l l 182/18/89 111/20/86 I S/9/97 l TdUN7l l l E F0fDI l List all pages eened l l lffgggg,,ggll A10534lby +his revision l I l l F MORE lListallpagesdeleted l l l l l l SPACE lby+%Is, revision I l l g,,g l l l REQUIRED l List eli pages changed l l lJ- % l l l lby t%Is revision l l l/s.'F l l l ABSTRACT (These calculations contein an unverified asseption(s) that must be verified later. l l Yes ( ) No(x))l l A study of the water level in the contalmeent suo following a large 1.0CA was performed. l lcsspotions that are conservative relative to identification of the ninlense water level. This study used l lcre that at the onset of tfie switchover to recirculation mode of ECCS operation there will be et le lretorintheactivessp. t of l This is evea feet less than the water depth esswetions of 13.2 feet made previously in lst** doe =ents. gj l l I a.95 g,g l l l I l l l l l I l l l I r I l I Attachmenf No- '2-Sheet Z afl2. t.co, yleentifietSQN-EEB-MS -TI28-0013 I l l N l4 ) Microfilm and store calculations in RIMS Service Center l Microfilm and destroy. () r) Nierofilm 'and return calculations tot ^- ECL 0 G. PENfRO Address: W10 A52 C.K cc: RIMS, SL 26 C-K M. C. Brickey, W8 0213 C.J( H. L. Jones, ONE, DSC.A, Sequoyah ONEl.24370 l - - - - - - ^ ~ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ~ ^ ' ^
,~- l ~ J 1 TITLE 1 REVISION LCG t I CONTAINMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL AT TIME CF 1 i EWITCHOVER TO RECIRCULATION MODE #CR A LARGE LCCA SCN-CSG7-0009 I I Revision ! DESCRIPTION OF REVISION Date No. 1 ! Accreved I i I i 1 4 ! General revision to refine the calculation. I I I ICorrected deficiencies in operating deck and i I I trafueling canal models, and correcteo errors in I i 11ower compartment volumes and in upper compartment! I I l atmosphere model. Portions of the calculation I troquiring long analyses and/or many computations 1 1 I thave been moved to appendices so that the main i I lbody of the calculation can maintain continuity oft I l ! purpose and clartty. Also included in this l 1 Irevision is a curve illustratsng sump level versust t l l Isump volume. I 1 I 'l g[g [gg _ l I 5 IHeviseo to reflect revision 5 of instrument I I laccuracycaQulation (ref erence 9.18). I / / 1 I I I t i 1 1 I I I I I I i I i i i 1 1 I I t t t I I I I I i 1 1 I l I I t 1 i I i l i 1 I I 1 1 I I t i l I I I I t i I t 1 1 I t i I s 1 1 I I 1 I i t i I I 1 l 1 i i I I 1 1 I Attachment No.-_ _2O Sheer E af M 1 i We W/ldsnnFeyQN-EEB-MS-TI28-00l3 1 t TVA 10534 (EN DES-4-78) f
r-- - - - -. CouTAIUMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL AT TIME OF SWITCHOVER TCREVISION LQG RECIRCULATION MODE FOR A LARCE LOCA SQW-CSCF-008 i Title : " '[,' DESCRIPTION OF REVISION a.7... 1 General revision to remove over conservatism and to 11/20/86 develop a more realistic model. Added reference section. 2 changed title and revised to include background 5/5/87 (Section 1.2), and the water held up in the upper compartment atmosphere (Section 7.1). on the operating deck (section 7.2), in the accumulator rooms (section 7.3). and entering the reactor cavity through instrument penetrations (section 7.5.1). Also included additional j assumptions (sections 2.0 and 3.0) and references. (boction 11.0) added Figures 5.2-1,-5.3-1, 7.2-1. 7.2-2 7.5-1, and 7.5.2-1, and Attachment B. Recalculated volumes for containment sump, reactor cavity, and refueling canal. Also replaced all pages except Figures and Attachments with typed pages. 3 1. Deleted section 9.0 Allowable Martin for i Instrument Inaccursey, as not pertinent to this calculation. 2. Resolved unverified assumptions I 2.1 Extensions to vortex ruppressors have been verified as in place in unit 2, and not in place in unit 1. See assumption 3.14% reference 11.24 2.2 This no longer applies due to assumption 3.15 i 2.4 and 2.5 Work on curbs and drains in accumulator rooms 3 and 4 and on curbs on operating deck are field complete. (See references 11.15, 11.21. and 11.22) s 2.6 DER Calculation SQN-SQS4-0104 has determined the small LOCA to be more limiting for minimum level at switchover. 2.7 Revision to FSAR section 6.3 to take credit for RCS inventory when flooding the reactor cavity will be completed by December 1, 1987, for inclusion in the next FSAR update. Attachment No. 10 $hegg 4 af g Laco $/ldentifieSOM-FFR MS-TT28-0013 DNE1 - NEB - 31350 TV A 505 34 (EN 0114 74) I
COWTAIUMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL AT TIME OF SWITCHOVER TO REVISION LOG y,,,, RECIRCULATION MODE FOR A LARCE LOCA SQN-0307-008 " 'E,',' " DESCRIPTION OF REVISION a,,U',.. 3. Changed title to reflect deletion of section 9.0 (see 1 above). L 4. j Deleted flow into reactor cavity through neutron i monitoring windows (see assumption 3.11). L saue u m s
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Changed holdup in refueling canal to reflect extensions to vortex suppressors. (See assumption 3.14). k i = s Attachment No.- 2 0 . Sheef $.gf 2.3 ' ~ Loco si/ldsntifiap0N-EEB4tS -TI28-0013 TVA 10134 (EN 0554 70) DNE1 - NEB - 3135Q l
CONTAINMDIT SLHP MINIMUM LEVEL AT T!ME OF SWITCHOVER TC REVISION LOG RECIRCULATION MODE AND ALLCWASLE MARGIN FOR RWST LEVEL Title tutM?MFW ' M A f'f"4 MV FfD A f 1Df E LOCA $0N-0SG7-008 " 'U,',' " OESCRIPTION OF REVISION a,,U',.. d[ff 1 General revision to remove over conservatism and to // f develop a more realistic model. Added reference section. 2 Changed title and revised to include background j/ (Section 1.2), and the water held up in the upper I f/// f compartment atmosphere (Section 7.1), on the operating deck (section 7.2), in the acccumulator rooms (section 7.3), and entering the reactor cavity through instrument penetrations (section 7.5.1). Also included additional assumptions (sections 2.0 and 3.0) and references (section 11.0) added Tigures 5.2-1, 5.3-1, 7.2-1, 7.2-2, 7.5-1, and 7.5.2-1, and Attachment B. Recalculated volumes for containment sump, reactor cavity, and refueling canal. Also replaced all pages except Figures and Attachments with typed pages. \\ Attochment No. 2o Shee* U -f 3 Loco si/ldentifie50N-EER-dt -TI28-0013 l DNE1 - NES - 313SQ TV A 19834 (EN DES-4 7%) C I
J l NEP 3.1 Page 1 of 1 cal.CUI.ATIC:1 DESIGN VERITICATICN (INDEPENDENT REVIEV) FOR'M I S94 - est 9-cco 8 / 5~ Calculation No. Revision Method of design verification (independent review) used (check method used): 1. Design Review- / 2. Alternate Calculation. ,1. Qualification Test-Justification (esplain below): 1 Method it In the design review method. justify the technical adequacy of the calculation and explain how the adequacy was verified (calculation is similar to another, based on accepted handbook methods.' appropriete sensitivity studies included for confidence, etc.). Method 2: In tha alternate calculation method. identify the pages where the e.1 ternate calculation has been included in the calculation package and esplain why this method is adequate. I i Method 3: In the qualification test method identify the QA documented j source (s) where testing adequately demonstrates the adequacy of this calculation and esplain, t/swerecier/ coup onow reis ensc w on w as prept uo canvra o=/
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CCNTAINMENT SUMP M!N! MUM LEVEL SHEET _ / QF /7 AT TIME OF SWITCHOVER TO RECIRCULATION MODE FOR A LARGE BREAK LOCA FREPARED BY>@Sf6' f/r#7T CHECKED BY D FM SQN-OSG7-0008 R4 1.0 PURPOSE AND BACKGeOUND 1.1 Purcess The purpose of this calculation is to determine the mininum water depth in the active containment sump at the time of switchover to the recirculation mode following a large break LOCA (LBLOCA). 4 1.2 Pachmecund Following a LOCA. steam and het tJter from the break cause a rise in temperature and pressure in containment as well as a loss of primary coolant. The engineered safety systems actuate, supply 1ng cooling water to the reactor coolant system (RCS) from the cold leg accumulators (CLA) and the refueling water storage tank (RWST) and to containment through the containment spray system (CSS) from the RWST. Ice in the ice condenser also melts. The CSS sprays water into the upper compartment atmosphere through nozcles in two spray headers to help ensure that containment pressure and temperature do not exceed design values. Each no=zle head is i r.dep enden t l y criented to maximize coverage of the containment volume tutside the reactor cavity and inside the crane wall, prohibiting flow .nto the ice condenser. During the injection. mode, the water has a maximum temperature of 105'F. This has a slight warming effect on the upper compartment atmosphere. The water falls through the upper compartment atmosphere to the operating deck and into the refueling canal. From there it flows to the lower compartment through two 14-inch drains. Approximately ten minutes after the CSS starts, the two air return fans in the upper. compartment start. Some of the CSS water will be drawn through the fans and will be deposited in these accumulator rocms. Drains in each of these rooms -allow this water to flow into the containment sump. The majority of the water from the various sources drains into the containment sump. Water unavailable to the containment sump for ~ recirculation is that wnich is falling through the upper compartment atmosphere; that which is held up on the operating deck. in the refueling
- canal, and in accumulator rooms 3 and 43 that which remains in the RCSt and that which flows into the reactor cavity.
On receipt of high sump level and icw RWST level signals, the residual heat removal (RHR) pumps automatically realign to stop taking suction from the RWST and to begin taking suction from the containment sump. That is, the valves between the RWST and the RHR pumps close while the valves between the sump and the RHR pumps open. During the time that it takes.for'tht's realignment', the operator manually r e a.1,i g n s the safety injection pumos (SIPS) and the centrifugal charging pumps (CCPs) to stop taking suction from the RWST and to begin taking suction from the RHR pump discnarge. The CSS numps entinue tc take suction from the RWST until RWST low-low. level is esched. Ahwhment No 2O Sheg g [2Y l Loop s/ldentifier SQN-EEB-MS.TI28. col 3
f 4 CONTAINMENT SUMP M2NIMUM LEVEL' SHEET""*~~~F AT TIME OF SWITCHOVER TO RECIRCULATION MODE FOR A LARGE BREAK LOCA PREPARED BY E^6 M WJf CHECKED BY Y S/M SON-OSG7-COOS R4 2.0 ASSUMPTIONS [ 0.1 Maximum flow rates are assumed for all pumps taking' suction-from the I RWST. This is conservative since it mintmt:es the time to switchover by has t er.i ng the depletion of the water in the RWST. The shorter time to i switchever minimizes ice melt. 2.2 All technical specifications were conservatively chosen to minimi:e i the water level in the containment sump. (i.e.. RWST level is at minimum-full at the onset of the event and at-the h1gh level limit of setpotnt at switchover.) o -a r 2.3 The water held up in the upper compartment has reached equilibrium. (i. e., The water flowing into the refueling canal (RFC) equals the water draining from the refueling canal to the lower compartment.) 2.4 All penetrations in the crane wall below el 693.0 feet are sealed. (See references 9.1.10 and 9.19) l 2.5 Because the upper head injection system is likely to be removed in the.
- future, it was not considered as a water source.
This is conservative relative to this calculation since it minimizes the volume of. water available for recirculation. 2.6 The pipes in the CSS are full of water up to the spray headers during-l normal operation. This is a reasonable simplifying assumption as tho' I addittonal water volume to fill the spray headers'is negligible relative l to the total water volume. 2.7 Water droplets from, the containment. spray will remain constant in l size. Since the CSS water warms the upper compartment atmosphere during the injection
- mode, and water condenses-onto c' col or
- surfaces, this assumption is conservative.
2.8 Due to turbu1'ence in the upper compartment atmosphere, assume CSS water homogeneous throughout. l 2.9 Per Technical Specification, M!-1.0, SI-20,tand FHI-8 refueling covers will be removed and the vor t e:t suppression devices (normal operating covers) will be in place whenever the plant is in operation. 2.10 Flow into the reactor cav'ity.through the neutron monitor windows is negligible (ref erences 9.1.11, 9.1.12, 9.1.13). ~ 2.11 An allowance of 0% for equipment volume between el*679.78 feet and-el 690.0 feet is conservative relative to minimum water level. This 0% is i based on the engineeFing judgment of Robert S. McKeehan and Edward J. t Sheehy. This allowance is not used for the sump pocket, the refueling anal or the reactor cavity since they do not contain equipment. 2.,10 Screens provided on drains from accumulator rooms and 4'are properly sized to assure flow into the sumo (reference 9.1.14). EO Attachment No-_ Sheet 1 ( E 1.400 ti/fdsnhfier SQN-EEB MS -TI28-0013 j 1
CONTAINMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL SHEETaf__OF_/" AT TIME CF SWITCHOVER TO RECIRCULATION MODE FOR A LARGE BREAK LOCA PREPARED BY, 8 r/:-/?T CHECKED BY D N S/WW SGN-OSG7~0000 R4 0.13 Per reference 9.17, the extensions to the vertex suppressors an the RFC drains arg in place in Unit 2. They are assumed to de-sn place in Unit 1. Thiw is conservative since it maxim 1:es water held up in the refueling canal. O.14 All CSS water falling onto the reactor enclosure in the upper compartment is assumed to flow to the operating deck. This is a simplifying assumption which is conservative since it massim1:es the watee volume held up on the operating deck. O.15 The decrease in flow rate from the RWST from 20,900 gpm to 9,500 gem is linear with time for the two minutes it takes for the valves to close (reference 9.5). This is a simplif ying assumption. 3.0 VOLUME OF ACTIVE SUMe i See Append 1:t A 3.1 Bel ew el 6e?.0 feet Volume of Sump Pocket = 2,697 gal /clume between el 679.78 f t and el 683.54 ft = 112,560 gal (29,936 gal /ft) Volume between el 683.54 ft and el 687.78 ft = 101,543 gal (09.666 gal /f t) Volume between el 687.78 ft and el 693.00 ft = 119,290 gal (20,659 gal /ft) Total volume equals the sum of the above volumes 118,380 gal Volume = 2,697 gal + 110,560 + 121,543 gal 055.080 gal i + = 3.0 Above el 69?.0 feet Volume between el 693.0 f t and el 693.54 ft = 12,775 gal (23,657 gal /ft) Volume above el 693.54 ft = 24,155 gal /ft See Figure 3-1 for an illustration of sump level versus sump volume. 4.0 WATER SOURCES 4.1 STS (Cold Lee) Accumulaters Per reference 9.3.0, there are f our accumulators at a minimum of 7,957 gat each. Therefore, V(SIS) = 4(7,857 gal) = 31,409 gal ArNMhment No. 20 h f o,( 23 Loco W/ldinWr$QN-EEB-MS gTI28-0E3 t
CONTA!NMENT SUMP M2N! MUM LEVEL AT TIME OF SWITCHOVER TO RECIRCULATION SHEET _jd_:F _ / ? MCCE FCR A LARGE BREAK LCCA FREFARED BY28MJf v4 /et CHECP:ED BY 7 7[M SON-OSG7'0008 R5 4.2 Pe4ueline Water sterace Tank fRWST) Minimum volume of water gal (reference 9.3.3). in the RWST during normal ocer ations is ~70.000 Setpoint for automatic switchover (Iow level) is 130 inches accve the bottom of the tank (references 9.3.1 and 9.00 and attachment A). Setpoint for containment spray pump realignment (low-low level > ts 54.2 inches above the bottom of the tank (reference 9.00 and attachment A). Demonstrated accuracy of level transmitter at automatic switchover is 2 4.7% of span (reference 9.18). g{ Demonstrated accuracy of level transmitter at low-low level is 2'5.0% =f span (reference 9.18). Instrument span is 0 - 087 inches beginning 24 inches above the bottom =f the tank (ref erence 9.20 and attachment A). Inside diameter of the RWST is 43.45 f t (reference 9.1.4). Volume per inch = (w/A)(43.45 ft) (7.48 gal /cu ft)(1 ft/12 in) 924.25 gal /in = 4.2.1 Volume of Water Discharged from the RWST-to Automatic Switchover V(RWST) V(i ni ti al ) - V(final) = 370,000 gal - C1'30 in +.047(387 in)3(924.25 gal /in) V(RWST) c l V(RWST) 370,000 gal - 1148.19 in) (924. 25 gal /in) = V(RWST) = 370,000 gal - 136,964 gal 233,036 gal = 4.2.2 Additional Water Discharged at CSS Realignment AS' VA(RWST) 135,533 gal - C54.2 in +.052(387 in) 3 (924. 25 gal /in) = VA(RWST) 135,533 gal - (74.32 in)(924.25 gal /in) = VA(RWST) 135,533 gal - 68,694 gal = 66,839 gal ~ = 4 Attachment No. 20 Sheet Il af M
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CCNTAINMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL SHEET 4~ CF /"' AT TIME OF SWITCHOVER TO FECIRCULATION FREFARED BY>Td8 r/4Aff MCDE FOR A LARGE BREAK LOCA CHECKED BY D / SCN-CEG7-0008 R5 4.0 Melted Ice 0.3.1 Volume from Melted Ice at Automatic Switchover Per reference 9.5 ( 2CQ(RHR) + Q(CSS) + Q(SIP) + Q(CCF)] l Flow rate f rom RWST = Q tRWST) = Q(RWST) =-2(4500 gpm + 4750 gpm + 650 gpm + 550;gpm) 20,900 gal / min l Q (RWd T) = V(RWST)/Q(RWST) j Expected time to automatic switchover, T1 = I T1 = 230,006 gal /20,900 gal / min = 11.15 min Per reference 9.2.3 the amount of ice melted in 11.15 minutes is 1.04Eh-Ib (1.04E6 lb) (.016395 cu.ft/lb G 160*Ft)(7.48 gal /cu ft) V(ice) = 164,000 gal V(ice) = t Per Ref 9.2.2, sump temperature is at 160*F. 4.3.2 Additional Water from Malted Ice at CSS Realignment Per assumption 2.15, the decreasing RWST. flow rate is linear with t:me. The total volume of water discharged between automatic switchover and CES realignment (66,839 gal,, section 4.2.2) is equal to the area under the curve in the figure below. It
- d80
,,(20,900 - 5,700t)dt + 9,500(t - 2) 66,939 gal } Q s2c,900 - t;74df = 47 k'I ### C20,900t - 2,850tt] 9,500t 8 + / I a] l 19,000 = 66.839 gal P j l n e I 20,900(2) - 2,950(2)2 + 9,500t t I 19,000 = 66,909 gal lima,f(Mrd t= (66,909 + 19,000 + 11,400 - 41,800)/9,500 = 5.84 min }. Total expected time to CSS realignment. T2 = T1 +t T' = 11.15 man + 5.94 min = 16.99 min Attochment No. 20 $ beet IE af 3) L.cos si/idsntif trSON-FFB- %TT7R-ont A
-i l CONTAINMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL SHEET & CF /* AT TIME OF SWITCHOVER TO RECIRCULATION " ODE FOR A LAR3E BREAK LOCA FREFARED BYMS' - /3/tf CHECKED BY SQN-OSG7-OOO4 R5 For reference 9.2.0, the amount of ice melted in 16.99 man is 1.5;E6 lb. 4f Therefore. the additional volume of water due to ice melted at-CSS realignment is
- 1. 04E6 lb) (. 016 95 cu ft/lb 4 160'F)
(1.5 E6 lb VA(ice) = (7.49 gal?cu ft) VA(ice) = (.19E6 l b ) (. 016095 cu ft/lb 4 160*F) (7. 48 gal /cu f t) VA(ice)s = 00,000 gal 4.4 Peactor Coolart System (TCS) Inventerv After a LOCA the liquid volume remaining in the RCS is dependent on the location of the break. Two cases will be considered. 4.4.1 Break in RCS Piping at Any Location Except at the Reacter Vessel No::le In this case, the volume of water remaining in the RCS is dependent on the location of the break. The water discharged will flow into the containment sump. It is conservat1vely assumed that the RCS inventcry 4t 11 not contribute to the water level in the :entainment sump. 4.4.2 Break in RCS Piping at the Reactor Vessel Noz=le I 3n this
- case, water discharged from the RCS will flow into tne reacter cavity through the het or cold leg piping penetration.
The amount of this flow dependu on the si:e. type, and location of the break. It is assumed that the RCS inventory will drain to the centerline of the reactor. vessel no::le. The discharged RCS water, V(RCS) = RCS liquid volume - free volume of RCS-below el 695.0 ft (centerline of het/ccid leg no::les) RCS liquid volume = 11,892 cu ft (ref erence 9.6) Free volume of RCS below el 695.0 ft = 21. 692 gal '(ref erence 9.14) 21,692 gal = 67.260 gal (11,892 cu ft)(7.48 gal /cu ft) V(RCS) = 4.5 Tetal Water Volume Discharegg 4.5.1 Volume Discharged to Automatic Switchover 4.5.1.1 Break in RCS Piping at Any Locati=n Escent at the Reactor Vessel No::le V(total) = V(SIS) + V(RWST) + V(ice) 409.794 gal 164.000 gal 21.408 gal + 2 0,006 gal = + V(total) = ! Attachment No.- 2 0 13 Sh t 0 l % s/ksntsfier 1
CCNTAINMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL ssgg; y p /- AT TIME OF SWITCHCVER TO RECIRCULATICN MCCE FCR A LARGE BREAK LCCA FREFARED BY # M 74 h 7 CHEChED EY YN < / SCN-OSG7-0008 R5 4.5.1.2 Preak in RCS Piping at the Reacter Vessel Nc=cle V(tetal) = VtS!S) + V(RWST) + V(ice)
- V(RCS) 67.060 gal 164,000 gal 01,408 gal + 230,036 gal
+ + V(total) = 496,054 gal V(tetal) = 4.5. 2 Volume Di sem arced 9etween Autemati 9witc% eve-3-e ces co al i c--s-t f P VA(total) = VA(RWST) + VA(ice) VA(total) = 66.839 gal + 23,300 gal = 90,109 gal 5.0 VCLUPE OF WATER UNAVAILABLE TO CONTAINMENT SUFA i The volume of water unavailable to the containment sumo consists of the water in the upper compartment atmosphere, the water en the operating
- deck, the water in the accumulator rooms.
the water in the refueling I canal, and the water diverted to the reactor cavity. 5.1 Water in the Uccer Comoartment (UC) Atmoschere Water sprayed by the CSS which has not yet fallen to the ccerating dacP is not avail abl e to the containment sump. The amount of _ this unavallatla water is a function of the droplet sica, the vertical velocity.-and the drag force exerted on the droplet due to the resistance cf the uccar compartment atmosphere. ~ See Appendi:t B for analysis and computations. The average volume of water in the upper compartment atmosphere is 1,138 gal V(UC) = 5.2 Water Gemainino on the Oceratino Deck ) See -opendix C Water will accumulate on the operating deck bef ore dratring into t e refueling canal. The two inch cureing (reference 9.1.8) surrcunding the refueling canal acts similar to a weir, and the volume of water, wnten ~ will accumulate, will be determined at equilibrium (flow in ecuals 41cw out) using the Francis formula for rectangular weirs (reference 9.15). O = 0. 00Lh" (Francis formula) lhere O = ficw rate in cu ft/sec L= length of flew in feet h = head of water above the curt in feet Attachment No. 20 Sheet 14 afM 1.000 ai/ldentifiepQN-EEB4tS -TI28-0013 i I l r-
q CONTAINMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL SHEET 7 0F
- 7 AT TIME OF SWITCHOVER TO RECIRCULATION MODE FOR A LARGE BREAK LOCA FREF ARED BY 1941 f'r'M CHECKED BY D R M / L SQN-OSG7-CCOS R4 At equilibrium
- flow, all the spray not going directly into the refueling canal
-(RFC) will be assumed to fall onto the operating deck (CpDk) before flowing into the RFC. Spray is assumed to be evenly distributed ever the entire area inside the crane wall. Therefore, the flow rate of the portion of the spray falling onto the operating deck will be cetermined as the ratio of the area of the operating deck to the total area multiplied by the total CSS flow rate. Q(OpDk) = (CA(total) - A(RFC-!CW)3/A(total))C(total) j A(RFC-ICW)/A(Total)3 Q(Total)C1 Q(OpDk) = (9,500 gpm)C1 - 509 sq ft)/5,411 sq ft3 = 8,606 gpm Q(OpDk) = The length of the flow, L, is equal to the perimeter of the RFC in contact with the OpDk. Therefore, L= 104 ft. It is conservative to assume that all water from the reactor enclosure 1 f alls onto the OpDk. Solving for h, the above equation becomes h = CQ/(0.30L)3
- h=
((8,606 gpm) (min /60 sec) (cu f t/7. 48 gal) /C (3.30) (104 ft)3[* (10 in/ft) = 1.74 in (.145 ft)(10 in/ft) h = The total height of the water held up on the operating deck then is h(total) = h(curb) +h = 2 in + 1.74 in = 3.74 in The volume of water held up on the operating deck is (2,442 sq f t) (3.74 in) (f t/12 in) (7.48 gal /cu f t) 5.690 gal = V(OpDk) = 5.0 Water in Accumulater Rooms T. and 4 Fan capacity = 40,000 cfm (ref erence nos. 9.4 and 9.13) Upper Compartment Volume = 651,000 cu ft (ref erence 9.0) Water lost through the air return fans (ARFs) is V(ARF) = water in upper compartment divided by volume of upper compartment times fan capacity (1,100. gal /651,000 cu f t) (2) (40,000 cf m) V(ARF) = 140 gpm or 70 gpm per fan V(ARF) = 1 Attachment No - 2.0 Sheet i s sfJ,g,, Looe t/tdtntillerWEI'5~M8~000 I
4 CONTAINMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL SHEET f OF e v AT TIME OF SWITCHOVER TO REC 1RCULATION MODE FOR A LARGE BREAK LOCA PREFARED BY N7 b M V CHECKED BY Dk f/f/<A SQN-OSG7-0008 R4 / The air return fans start to minutes after the containment spray begins. Therefore the volume of water entrained by the f ans and deposited in the accumulator rooms at automatic switchover is 171 gal V= (140 gpm)(11.20 min - 10 min) = The additional water deposited in the accumulators at containment spray realignment is VA = (140 gpm)(6.02 min) = 843 gal Both of thase amounts are negligible and will not be considered in this calculation. 5.4 Water welduo in the cefueline Canal See Appendix D. 5.4.1 Refueling Canal Drain Fipes Not Submerged V(RFC-NS) = 04,672 gal' 5.4.0 Refueling Canal Drain Pipes Submerged (5,070 gal /ft)(:g - 690.88 ft) V(RFC-5) = 01,466 gal + 5.5 Water in the Reactor Cavitz See Figure 5,5-1 for an illustration-of the Containment showing the reactor cavity. After a
- LOCA, the water which flows into the reactor cavity is dependent on the location of the break.
Two cases will be considered. 5.5.1 Break in the RCS piping at any location except at the reactor vessel no::le. For this
- case, the water discharged will flow into the containment sumo.
A small amount of this water will-flow into the reactor cavity through the small annular areas of eight instrument penetrations at each of two
- levels, elevation 680.79 feet and, elevation 686.78 feet.
The amount of this flow is negligible (assumption 2.10). 5.5.2 Break in the RCS piping at the reactor vessel no::le. See Appendin A V(RC) = 115,608 gal For this case the reactor cavity will fill diverting 115,608 gal of water from the containment sump. Attachment No-20 Sh e I4 m# y Loop i/ldennfiegow-vrn MS_. tin.co g 1
CONTAINMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL SHEET /JL_CF i" AT TIME OF SWITCHOVER TO RECIRCULAT'ON F REPARED BY)N940/ {/s~'l;f MODE FOR A LARGE BREAK LOCA CHECKED BY Y f/MfT SON-CSG7-CCCS R4 5.6 Total Volume e4 Water Un avai l abl e to the Centainment Some Volume unavailable = V(UC) + VtOD) + V(RFC) + V(RC) to containment sump 5.6.1 Break in the RCS piping at any location encept at the reactor vessel no::le. 1,108 gal + 5,690 gal + 01,466 gal (5,070 gal /f t) V(unavailable) = + (:a - 690.88 ft) (5,070 gal /f t) (:a V(unavailable) = 08,097 gal 690.88 ft) + 5.6,0 Break in the RCS piping at the reactor vessel no::le. V(unavailable) = 1,1!8 gal + 5,690 gal + 01,466 gal (5,070 gal /ft) + (:a - 690.88 ft) + 115,608 gal V(unavailable) = 150.905 gal (3,070 gal /ft)(:, 690.88 ft) + 6.0 DETEFMINATION OF MINIMUM WATER LEVEL IN CONTAINMENT SUMP l As can be seen by the figure in section D.2 (Appendix D), a change in the water level in the sump has a corresponding change in the water level in the refueling canal. Therefore, when determining sump water levels l greater than the " floor" of the refueling canal (el 690.88 ft). the I additional volume'in the refueling canal must also be considered. Volume in centainment sume te el 6co.99 4t (4 rem section T.0). j V = 2.697 gal 110,560 + 121,543 gal + (690.88 ft-687.78 ft) + (20,659 gal /ft) i 007.043 gal = Volume in refuelina canal between el 6#0.98 4t and 3 V= (:2 - 690.88 ft)(5,070 gal /ft) Vol ume in centainment sume and re4ueline c anal between el 600.99 4t and :. The volume in the containment sump and in the refueling canal betwee,n el. 690.88 ft and :a depends on :g. For : 4 690.0 ft: 3 690.88 ft)(20,659 gal /ft + 5,070 gal /ft) V= (: V= (:2 690.88 f t) (27,709 gal /f t) Attachment No.-. 2.0 __ Sheet M afA
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CONTAINMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL SHEET // CF /7 i AT TIME OF SWITCHOVER TO RECIRCULATION " ODE FCR A LARGE BREAK LOCA FREFARED BY # E 4/;r CHECKED.BY W '//7/TS SQN-OSG7-0008 RS // I For 693.0 ft < :s 5 693.54 ft l V= (690.0 f t - 690.88 f t) (07.709 gal /f t) (=g - 690.0 ft) + (20.657 gal /ft + 5,070 gal /ft) V = 58,785 gal + (:a - 693.0 ft)(08,727 gal /ft) For : > 690.54 ft 3 69':.54 ft)(04.155 gal /f.t V = 58.785 gal + 15.513 gal (:a + + 5,070 gal /ft) 693.54 ft)( 4,155 gal /ft) V = 74,298 gal + (a Volume available = minimum volume of discharged water - volume to fill sumo and unavailable excluding volume in refueling ~3 fueling canal canal between el 690.88 ft and :. - volume in cetween el 690.88 sump to el 690.88 ft ft and z g l 6.1 Minimum level in Centainment Sume at Automati c Swi te*ever- .1.1 Break in the RCS piping at any location except at the reactor vessel no::le. 428,794 gal - 38,297 gal'- Volume available (el 690.88 ft to :,) = 307,043 gal 83,454 gal = Therefcre, j l (:a - 693.54 ft)(24,155 ga1/ft) = 83,454 gal 74,298 ga1 + (:3 - 693.54 ft) = 9,156 gal /24,155 gal /ft f j h 0.38 ft + 693.54 ft = 693.92 ft z = a s i Water Depth = 693.92 ft - 679.78 ft = 14.1 ft 6.1.2 Break in the RCS piping at the reactor vessel no::le. 496,054 gal - 150,935 gal Volume available (el 690.88 ft to :2) = 307,043 gal 35,076 gal i = .1 J Attachment No. 20 ggfy Laos si/idenhfiap0N-EEM-44e -TI28-0013
CCNTAINMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL SHEET ka F em AT TIME CF SWITCHOVER TO RECIRCULATICN MODE FOR A LARGE DREAK LOCA FREFt. RED :-Y #1/3fe y///pr-CHECKED BY W M7/IT SGN-CSG7-0008 R5 / ' l Therefore, (:a - 690. 88 f t) (27,709 gal /f t) = 05.076 gal (24-690.88 ft) = 35,076 gal /07,729 gal /ft 1.26 ft + 690.88 ft = 690.14 ft = Water Depth = 692.14 ft - 679.78 ft = 10.4 ft 6.0 Minimum Level in Centaimment Sumo at CSS Realimr-ent 6.2.1 Break in the RCS piping at any location except at the reacter vessa. no::le. Vclume available (el 690.08 ft to :,) = 80,454 gal + 90,109 gal 1 170,593 gal = Therafcre, 170.590 gal 693.54 ft)(04,155 gal /ft) 74,298 gal (:, = + ( :, - 693.54 ft) = 99,0*r5 gal /04,155 gal /ft l h, 4.11 ft + 693.54 ft = 697.65 ft
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= i 17.9 ft Water Depth = 697.65 ft - 679.78 ft = l 6.2.2 Break in the RCS piping at the reacter vessel no::le. Volume available (el 690.88 ft to :g ) = 35,076 gal + 90,109 gal 105,215 gal = l Therefcre, 125,215' gal. 74,298 gal + (z - 693.54 ft)(24,155 gal /ft) = a -1 (:2 - 693.54 ft) = 50,917 gal /24,155 gal /ft = 2.11 ft + 693.54 ft = 695.65 ft
- l Water Depth = 695.65 ft - 679.78 ft = 15.9 ft 4
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F CONTAINMENT SUMP MINIMUM LEVEL EnEETg,:r /, AT TIME OF SWITCHOVER TO RECIRCULATION FREPARED BY Mde /g/py " ODE FOR A LARGE DREAK LOCA CHECYED BY $ NY W7 5 SQN-OSG7-0008' R5 7.0 EUMMARY OF RESULTS Water Sect" Staen of Switchever 'B r e ap met at Ne-:le Peau at *!er :I n 14.1 ft 10.4 ft Automatic Switchover 17.9 ft 15.9 ft' CSS Realignment 8.O CONCLUSIONJ b On the bawis of the above assumptions and calculations, it was determined k that the minimum water level in the containment sump at the initiation cf cutomatic switchover to the recirculation mode occurs for a break located et the reactor vessel noz:le. The minimum water level for this break is feet. At the comoletion of switchover (CSS realignment) there is 10.4 water available due to the continued CSS iuttien from the-RWST to the more low-low level and additional ice melt. At than time. when the CSS pumos 1 begin to take suction f r om the - containment sump, the minimum water level i
- s 15.9 feet less that watch has flowed through the unsealed penetraticns n
the crane wall above elevation 693.0 feet. Therefore, there will to at i least 13.02 feet of water in the containment sump at the time c4 owitchover to the recirculation mode. l s .l Attachment No; 20 Sheet 20 af E}, l Loop i/ldentifierSQN-EEB-its -T128-0013
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t l Fittines. and Atees, 1985 l 9.9 Phvsten, Paul A. Tipler, Worth Publishers, Inc., 1982 9.10 Mechantes of Fluids, Irving H. Shames, McGraw-Hill, 1980 9.11 Fundamentals of Classical Thermodynamies, Van Wylen and Sonntag, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1973 9.12 Robert H.. Bryan, knowledgeable person on-coQtain' ment atmosp.here 9.13 W. Emerson Rudacille, knowledgeable person on air return fans l l j 9.14 TI-ANL-89, Secuevah One-Leem RETRAN-OO Medal Centrol Velume and Clew I Junction Geometric Calculations (NEB '930607 236) 9.15 Marks' Handbook, 7th Edition 9.16 CRC Standard Mathematical Tables, 26th Edition, Wm. H. Beyer, PhD. RC Press, Inc., Boca Raton, Florida, 1981 Attachment No. KO Sheeg El 4R Loe9 ii/idgnnfier SON-EEB MS -TI28-00l3 I
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SETPOINT AND SCALTNG DOCUMENT IDOP WUMBERl. j-t,,.g -(,$ -g/6 CSSC7: Yes W No-LOOP FUNCTIONI See sheet.1. IDOP ACCURACYj Allowable Acceptable . Acceptable Value As Found As Left Function See sheet 1. LOOP COMPONENTS Process Calibration-.Value Acceptable Acceptable NO. UNID No. Rance/Seteoint Ineut Outeut As Found As Left 9 I-LS. 0-l% l gg'gu /. - '/*h / (How A) (Norc 2) (NOTE 2) go l-L.f.1-65-476 AF "g e.g " //*O % 1,hoyg2) . (Nort 7.) (Nort -1) ll g L.,5 65-l76 A { / N d p II.O b i ca duct- ~ t, <: t s we-e o,72.%
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...N ,.i COMPONENT DESCRIPTION l Or.iginal. NO. Manuf acturer / Model Number Contract No. Locati.on 9 wcs,TsN G HCuSE / CAGL.E PRocESGQR Bt5 TABLE 89 MNP-7F3 80A (ROTE 4) to W C 578 H G Ho u s'C / t>( D cot 4vcRrept 99MMP -7F380A (gere 4) n wcsT NG House / D/o asoLATOR. h Ht4 P -7FSScA (HoTE 4) ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIREMENTSl CALIBRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. CALIBRATIO.N EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS:-. See sheet 1. STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: See sheet 1-TECJMICAL SPECIFICATIONS: See sheet 1. REFERENCES l } l No. BRANCH / PROJECT TDENTIFIER No. BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER l S c e'. S h e e t '.1 : .u. .. h.. -.... l ~19 Shier WA 2.ql _A,tter.hmer Na L. coo #fdtntiNr SON-EEB-M -T Z 2 8-0013 REV Q PREPARER /DATE NM W"f4 ' CHECKER /DATEAkW D SHT 3 ___ C/O 1 / / V 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 4. Components 2 through 7 are part of the Eagle 21 RPS System located in the auxiliary instrument room at elevation 685' and cooroinate 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 values based on small break LOCA conditions. 9. AV value for switchover is from Tech Specs and applies only to the Eaglo 21 equipment (transmitter not included). Refer to referJe ce 1 for calculated AV values, The AV values are .,. m.Vy/*pe 4 (",,c8f, - 5.917c s 24 (2Sf[ Attachment No. t y%nt;,,50-EEPgtT- -00 0 REV O PREPARER /DATE_ h/[/WM4 CHECKER /DATE CM/2 wad
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r COMMENTS AND NOTES 1. Encompassed by the indication's value. 2. For specifics see the references and the Eagle 21 Technical Manual. 3. See t'ransfer 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 values based on small break I4CA conditions. AV value for switchover is from Tech Specs and applies only to the 9. Eagle 21 equipment (transmitter not included). Refer to reference 1 for calculated AV values, TheAVvaluesare+6.12%,-L.554.ffspo/p 4 Gi.08k; - T.91!$. s D 5QN-EERgt ( 2S *[ Attachment No. T 001) W #fdunflu REV._9_ PREPARER /DATE h/[/#-/MA CHECKER /DATE ON8 wad SK _ b C/OMNAL REV \\ PREPARER /DATEb *^ llECKER/DATEE /W $/tr/fd SHT. b f C/OFINAL I L
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,e 0-2'iO H o 10-50 MA 2 f.9 F. or-2 0. 5 % of-fNOTE Si (NOTE 6) t O.*7I.' mA t 0. 2 0 r=3,,, 2 1-LM-63178 AA o-2*40"Ka0 10-50 mA (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) 3 EAGLE 21 EXT. POWER SUPPLY N/,_A t4/A 'lo V ckc. t \\ 0 */. t/g 4 1-LM-63176 AB O - 2.4 0 " H.p' (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) t CQMPONENT DESCRIPTION _l Original NO. Manufacturer _/ Model Number Contract No. Location _, 1 CrouLD - STAT 4AM / PD3?Co Moc W AM5 nit R Sc)NLD ~ih2c) A 6'79 ' wts *M ~ tchuc coatt 2 WESTINGHOUSE /EAI-01 I/E CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A NOTE 4 3 EAGLE 21 EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY 8%4P-75HsOA NOTC4 ~ ~ ~ INTERCORP/ISBCB8-4 0A' A/D CONVERTER 4 89NNP-75380A NOTE 4 ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIREMENTSl CALIBRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS: CALIBRATION CYCLE < MONTHS CALIBRATION F.QUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS > 1T~$ m e s na e. Re.F ER.e sc r. Ac cuRAcd. crL GCTTED_. 149C D WTAL tuihNh Mi. Tut STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: U.Efq.LIGIBLE - N/A FeR Coun. c,c TRMSMrd ~ TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSW secwy ' v4 - 3.1.7.7 As c.0tur N ow croRiN C, ~ SECTioN 3/4 3-2B (1~ OIL NTD St rere H OV EQ perparpersl No. BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER No. BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER 1 SON-EEB-MS-TI29-0013 .? SON-EE,B-MS-TI28-0010 I 'Artechmeet No.'- D '$beee,_l$L f 28-." Laos $/ldentifiep0N-EEB AS'-II28-00 83 REV.,Q_ PREPARER /DATEh/W4'//1~d CHECKER /DATE, bN2-N 9F ~~~~~ .. - - ~ RN 1 /E*uWm'0/?/: /&FR.,. pea.CC/ MTG. f titj $.s).9u &n* L clo. L SHT 1 C/O 0
1 I 5ETPOINT.AND SCALING. DOCUMENT LOOP NUMBER l-U Or-(.'b-l*/$ CSSC78 Y e 5,:,.'t.,, N o 1...... LOOP.rUNCTION I See shee t 1.. s - t i + s LOOP ACCURACY l Allowable Acceptable Acceptable Function Value As Found As Left See sheet 1. i LOOP COMPONENTS Process Calibration Value Acceptable Acceptable NO. UNI D. Nch Rance/SetDoint- _Inout -O_u t et* t. As Eeund As.Left 5 1-LM-6 3 -17F AD 0- 2,10 " Ho (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) j l p. 6 1-LM-63-nTEAG 0-140" H O (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) 2 7 1 - LM-6 3 -176 0- 240 " H O (NOTE 2) (NOTE 2) (NOTE 1) (NOTE 1) 2 8 1 - LI - 6 3 - l'T2 0-2*to" H O 0-50 mA 0-100% 13.0 'A,
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WESTINGHOUSE / EAGLE PROCESSOR LCP 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4) 6 BURR BROWN /MP8316-V D/A CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4) l 7 WESTINGHOUSE /EAO-02 E/I CONVERTER 89NNP-75380A (NOTE 4)"~ .1 8 WESTINGHOUSE /VX-252 INDICATOR 90NLC-74545B C12/1MG ELEV 732'0 j ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIMEMENTS l CALIBRATION FREQUENCY RECUIREMENTS: See sheet b _ll CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. 3 I STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: See sheet 1. ~1 l -. \\ ) TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: See sheet 1. l REFERENCES l No. BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER No. BRANCH / PROJECT IDENTIFIER See sheet 1. ~ Attat.hment No M --$heet1,Zaf A Laos i/ldtnnf:pSON-Fr*- ws.m e.not 3 { i REv o_ paEpragafox7tQpM.n.fe CHECKER /DATr (?/vY/-/790 SHT 2 C/O 3 y / 9 1 g....:
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1 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 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 values based on small break LOCA conditions. 9. AV value for switchover is from Tech Specs and applies only to the-Eagle 21 equipment (transmitter not included). Refer to reference 1 for calculated AV values, The AV values are w.12h C.95t-p 3pyp t 6. 0 82., - S M/,. j s Attachment No. M EPger (29 { 00 0 Laos i/tdtnnfier REV._Q_, PREPARER /DATE h/NWM4 CHECKER /DATE CIAf8 mod ' 'SHT b C/OFINAL PREPARER /DATE WINCHECKER/DATEM (P.' # N "# REV I SHT 6 C/OFINAL
sEEEi!?SH G PROJECT PROJECT MANUAL itswEssEr TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY J v. yuSSITw = ~ SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT s SE 30::s" AND SCA_::\\G JOCM EN" r. FOR INSTRUMENT LOOP NO. I - LT 179 l 8 i C I i i Attachment No. D $beetMt 2.1. \\ \\ 3 % gygnnt;,)0N-EEB4tS -TI 8-00: 3 I g REVISION RO RI 42- (( 'MD[f -Re E[ ' [q'. b e DATE2v490 3-9 f4 3-27-90 3 3o.70 l PREPARED d.Lj pgs'4, 1,.,,jgfff, )6')kRf/ M l vERIeIED i11.bl~of,t rLWatfMT",'.2 M '.,A g REVIEWED )ftl_:.Our d % %* #%g .}.Opc4e ! iranovED <wp 1 IssuEo 3,3 y
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WESTINGHCUSE/ 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 C12/1M6 ELEV 732'O ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIREMENTSl ~ CALIBRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. ~~~ p CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS:_See sheet 1. ] j I STATIC HEAD CORRECTION: See sheet 1. i " l TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: See sheet 1. R E F E R EN CES_ l No. BRAT 4CH/ PROJECT IDENTIFIER No I BRANCH / PROJECT TDENTIFIER-See sheet 1. .,_ d Atterhment No. M - $heet&Qt), L.aeo 6/ldtanfierSON-rit wSme.nm 3 __ t REV Q PREPARER /DATE h/ N #-/F WCHECKER /DATF 0/M b-/'F/d _ SHT _1 0/0 3 f / af k Q
SETPOINT AND SCALTNG Dor _u G T ~ LOOP NUMBER l j- ..... t.,y - g - r7 9 CSSC7 Yes Y No-mop FUNCTIONI Sein sheet.1. [. ~.. = ....-s p>0P ACCURACY l Allowable Acceptable . Acceptable Function Value As round As Left See sheet 1. LOOP COMPONENTS Process Calibration..Value Acceptable Acceptable No. UNID No. Rance/Seteoint Incut Outeut As Found As Left 9 l-LS O-179 l ' g // Il. 0% (p o7t. 2.) (NorC 2) (t4cTE 2) H.0 ** so j tt.1 6,3..n9 AF ...,g g2. '. g " g (No rE ?.). (Norc 7.) (NoTC 1) 'n i. t.s.u-n9 A l 4 8 3,-4, l H,o % ' I c 4= ct- 'o,s2.% A z %. et. s e s. .~ 1 COMPONENT DESCRIPTION l Or.igi.na.1. ( No. Manuf acturer / Model Number ?- Contract No. Location t 9 WESTsNG house / CAGLE PRocE%cR B t STABt.E 89 tte4P-7FB 80A (HoTe 4) ( l to WC578NG HoufE / tyb con vcBrcM 99Ni& -7F560A (NoTc y) n wc5T NG House / p/o 15cLAToR. h Ht(P -7T54cA (NOTE 4) \\ ADDITIONAL CALIBRATION REOUIREMENTS( CALIDRATION FREQUENCY REQUIREMENTS: See sheet 1. l g.
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COMMENTS AND NOTES i 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 6858 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 values based on small break LOCA conditions. 9. AV value for switchover is from Tech Specs and applies only to the Eagle 21 equipment (transmitter not included). Refer to reference 1 for calculated AV values, The AV values are 40.120, -3. %%[vyggm AC,.sey),-$3lyo 4 D I2( Artochment No--- % #fdenMiepQN-EEBg-T 0043 l
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i Per Sequoyah requ'est (QIR SQPSQN90028 RD),' the following are the specific i gravities of the boron solution in the Sequoyah RWST, Cold Leg Accumulators (cl.A) and the Reactor Building (R8 sump. These values reflect the recent increase in boron concentrat on in the tanks (RWST: 2500-2700 ppm, CLA: 2400-2700 ppm). Please note that a specific gravity of 1.00 is found in most fluid Systems. calculations; the difference is assumed negligible, Comoonent zSeecific Gravity RWST 1.00375 CLA 1.00375 .j i RB Sump 1.00250 Should you have any questions or comments, or require additional information, please contact me. y Very truly yours. WESTINGHOUS'E ELECTRIC CORPORATION' .e g, y 4./ B. J. Garry, Manager TVA Sequoyah Project Customer Projects Department D. H. Lafever Attachment No d23 _ Shege_ 8,( Loop s/ identifier $QN-EEB-MS-TI28-00ls M(, PAUL s.inr4mf % X ITl7 i
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In ~t6e~Mitter of -) Docket Nos. 50-327'. Tennessee Valley Authority ) 50-328 SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT (SQN)'- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION (TS) CHAN BORON. INJECTION TANK DEACTIVATION L In accordance with 10 CFR 50.90, we a're enclosing a requested amendment to licenses DPR-77 and DPR-79 to change the TSsLof SQN Units 1 and 2. The proposed change reflects the effects of the boron injection tank deactivation.= e The proposed TS change is-identified in Enclosure 1. 3) the proposed TS change is provided in Enclosure 2. The justification for A proposed determination of no significant hazards consideration performed pursuant to 10 CFR 50.92 is- ,) provided in Enclosure 3.. This TS chtuge is being requested for implementation,during the Unit 1 Cycle 4 s.-. and Unit 2 Cycle 4 refueling outages. approved Unit 1 amendment between April 1, and MayTo support the schedule, we request 15, 1990'. Unit 2 amendment is expected to be required between October 15, and.The approved December 1, 1990. Please direct questions concerning this issue to K. S. Whitaker at (615) 843-7748. Very truly yours.. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY \\. '. 1 _'{# ~ Manager, Nuclear Licensing U. and Regulatory' Affairs Sworn to and subscribed before me y this. day of 1989 .?ft g',.,;',.,p Notary Public My Commission Expires Enclosures Attachment No U Sheet L F.,f, _. cc: See page 2 L. cop #/identifiep0N-EEB HS -TI28-00l3 .I 4}}