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Establishes New Sched for Action Plan for Identifying the Instru Trip Settings & the Absolute Limiting Values Originally Set Out in Ltr to NRC of 770920.Also Details Present Status of Prog
ML20062E881
Person / Time
Site: Fort Saint Vrain Xcel Energy icon.png
Issue date: 12/05/1978
From: Millen C
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF COLORADO
To: Speis T
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
P-78192, NUDOCS 7812130164
Download: ML20062E881 (10)


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PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO

o. B o x 64o DENVER, CoLoRAOo So2o1 C. K. mu.EN December 5, 1978 semoa vice..cs.oc r Fort St. Vrain Unit No. 1 P-78192 Mr. Themis P. Speis, Chief Advanced Reactor Branch Division of Project Management.

Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Washington, D.C. 20555 Docket No. 50-267

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SUBJECT:

Review of Technical Specification Setpoints REF:

1) Letter Speis to Fuller, August 28, 1978
2) P-77196 September 20, 1977
3) P-77092 March 29,1977
4) P-77176 August 17, 1977
5) P-77228 November 16, 1977
6) P-77221 November 1, 1977

Dear Mr. Speis:

Pursuant to your letter (Reference 1), we are proceeding with our plan of action for identifying the instrument trip settings and the absolute limiting values as outlined in Reference 2.

You should note, however, that our plan of action set forth in Reference 2 was predicated on your approval of the proposal action pl'an by October 3, 1977. Based on your recent approval our plan of action has necessarily been delayed. This letter shall serve to establish a new sche-dule for our action plan as well as set forth the present status of the program.

We have completed our ' valuation, with a few exceptions that are identified e

below, for the Category I instruments of Table 3.3.1 of LSSS 3.3 and Tables 4.4-1 thru 4.4-4 of LCO 4.4.1.

Our evaluation has been based on overall channel accuracy utilizing manufacturers published data and the least squares method for determining accumulated accuracy. The results of this evaluation are indicated on the attached revised tables as follows:

CATECORY I A.

Table 3.3.1 of LSSS 3.3 The attached Table 3.3.1 reflects the absolute trip value and the corresponding instrument, trip settings with the following exceptions:

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t Page 2 la) High Neutron Flux - The High Neutron Flux scram is presently undergoing L

further evaluation and will be addressed under separate correspondence along with the Category II instrument trip settings.

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Table 4.4-1 of LCO 4.4.1 f

The attached Table 4.4-1 has been revised to reflect the absolute trip values k

and the instrument trip settings with the following exception and/or notes of clarification:

3a) Linear Channels - High channels 3 through 8 are presently undergoing 3b) further evaluation and will be addressed under separate correspondence along with Category II instrument trip settings.

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8) Hot Reheat Header Press-Low - A request for change of the Technical

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Specifications concerning this item was submitted to the NRC on November 16, 1977, via P-77228 (Reference 5).

The attached Table reflects the changes requested by P-77228.

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Table 4.4-2 of LCO 4.4.1 The attached Table 4.4-2 has been revised to reflect the absolute trip values and the corresponding instrument trip settings. As addressed in P-77092 (Reference 3), the absolute trip values and instrument trip settings for l

Items 2b. and 2d. of the table are the same. Any attempt to adjust the instrument trip settings for these two items will bring us into the normal operating range of temperature expected in areas being monitored. The abso-a lute trip value of 130*F is presently being evaluated to determine if this

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value can be adjusted upward to allow a margin for instrument inaccuracy.

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This item will be addressed by separate correspondence along with other

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Table 4.4-3 of LCO 4.4.1 The attached Table 4.4-3 has been revised to reflect the absolute trip values and the instrument trip settings with the following clarification:

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2a) Loop I and Loop II Fixed Feedwater Flow - A Technical Specification

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2b) change was submitted to the NRC on September 7,1977, via P-77188, which requested a change in the absolute trip value to 0% with an instrument trip setting of 10% of full rated load. The attached Table 4.4-3 reflects the values requested by this correspondence.

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Table 4.4-4 of LCO 4.4.1 Items in Table 4.4-4 are presently under evaluation consistent with changes that are being evaluated in Table 4.4-1, which were previously identified.

Changes in this table will be addressed by separate correspondence as defined above for Items 3a and 3b of Table 4.4-1.

CATEGORY II and III Based on our original plan of action as set forth in P-77196 (Reference 2) and your recent approval, the schedule for completing our evaluation of Category II i

and III items is revised as follows:

A.

Category II items will be evaluated with the intent of defining absolute f

tr.?.p values and instrument trip settings for submittal to the NRC by May 1,1979.

B.

Category III items will be addressed within thirty (30) days of receiving NRC approval for Category II items.

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Again, the schedules set forth above assume concurrence by the NRC with our approach for evaluating the absolute trip values and instrument trip settings that are being transmitted herewith for Category I items. Category II and III items are presently being evaluated utilizing the same basic approach that we have taken for Category I items; and obviously, any changes to this basic approach will necessarily delay our evaluation.

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Reactor Core Limitirig Safety Systasa Settings a) High 18eutron Flum Scram g 110% of rated Presently helen ev.sluateil. Serpe %7 est a to be m.I nf e r ed 1.y Kay 1,19/9.

thersial gover b) tilgh Behcat Stemas Scram i 1075*>

1059 1 4*F Temperature c) Low Primary Coolant Scram

< 50 Pal below rated, CateRasy 18 ta l>e submitted Pr essure progreened with load by Key 1, 1979.

2.

Reactor Vessel Pressure 1.imiting Safety System Settings a) liigh Primary Coolant Scram and Preselected i 53 pst above rated.

Category Il to be submitted Pressure Loop Shutdown and progras med with load.

by Kay 1,1979.

Steam / Water thimp Upper programned limit met to produce trip at i 775 palm 1 7'P dewpoint temp-Category III to be submitted following 6

b) lijgh Hols.ture in the Scram,I. cop Shistilown and Steam / Water Inamp crature (corresponds to approval of Category II Items.

I rimary Cunlant-1 SOO pyny liph &

100 psia pressare) c) 11;HV Pressure Pressure Itallef Itupture Disc (Low 820 psig 812 psig

  • 1 Set Safety Valve) 1.uw Set Safety Valve 804 psig 796 psig i 12 Dupture Disc (High R40 pelg 812 psig i 12 Set Safety Valve) tilgh Get Safety Valve 8510 Pste R12 psig i II d) llelium Circulator Pressure Bellef i

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- Migh siomal rated, subaltre11.y May 1. 1979.

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PCRV. Loop 1 (1) lb.

Stees Fjpe Rupt are Under PCRV, Loop 2 (j) 19 v. dc.

2 (f)(s) 1 None 8.71 02 v.

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2 (f) 1 None 8.7 1 02 v.

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2 (f) 1 None 8.7 1 42 v.

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Absolute Trip Value und Set point must lie flee s.uw arit il further evaluat ion la made.

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liigle Pres.ure. Under 1 2.5" w.g.

2 (f) 1 florea Cassnnry lli to lac submitted folloutng PCRV (3) e approval of r.aterury 11 2J.

liigh Tempere w.,

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High Reheat Header 1 5 mr/hr Above 2 (f) 1 None Category TII to be siihmit ted following Activity. Loop 1

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approval of Category iI.

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FUNCTIONAL tlMIT SETTING citannEI.S REmnnancy corforrio:f3 SETTING 1.

Startup Channel-Low

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