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DETERMINATION OF THE EXTENT OF CORE DAMAGE UNDER ACCIDENT CONDITIONS A. PURPOSE To provide instructions for determining the extent of core. damage under accidant conditions.
B. REFERENCES NEDO-22215 " Procedures for the Determination of the Extent of Core Damage Under Accident Conditions" by C. C. Lin C. SAFETY Observe good radiation protection practices when handling samples to minimize personnel exposure.
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Obtain a reactor water sample and a drywell atmosphere sample by using the installed Post Accident Sampling System (PASS).
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Determine the corrected activity concentration in micro-curies per gm (uCi/gm) decay corrected back to time of reactor shutdown. This correction can be done by entering the time of the reactor shutdown into the computer for the sampling time.
Determine the corrected concentrations of the indicator isotopes I-131, Cs-137, Xe-133, and Kr-85. Multiply the concentrations of I-131 and Cs-137 that are in the reactor water by 1.22. Multiply the Xe-133 and Kr-85 in the drywell atmosphere sample by 0.786 for Unit I and 0.795 for Unit II. After multiplication, the resulting concentrations are the normalized concentrations and can be compared to the charts developed by General Electric and included in this procedure as Figures 1 through 4. Any damage to the fuel in the core can be determined directly from the graphs by reading pe,rcent of damage versus corrected concentration in uCi/am or uCi/cc.
E. OTHER FACTORS For further refinement of the core damage estimate, consult the reference in Section B. Some other factors that may be useful in determining core damage are summarized as follows.
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Containment hydrogen levels, which are measurable by the PASS or the containment gas analyzers, provide a measure of the extent of metal-water reaction which, in turn, can be used to estimate the degree of clad damage.
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- 2. Reactor Vessel Water Level Another significant parameter for the estimation of core i damage is reactor vessel water level. This parameter is used to establish if there has been an interruption of adequate core cooling. Significant periods of core uncovery, as evidenced by reactor vessel water level readings, would be an indicator of a situation where core damage is likely. Water level measurement would b'e particularly useful in distinguishing between bulk core .
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entire core and localized core damage situations caused by a flow blockage in some portion of the core.
- 3. Main Steam Line Monitors There are other parameters which may provide an indication that a core damage event has occurred. These are main steam line radiation level and reactor vessel pressure. The usef lness of main steam line radiation measurement is limited because the main steam line radiation monitors are downstream of the main steam isolation valves (MSIVs) and would be unavailable fol' awing vessel isolation.
- 4. Reactor Vessel Pressure Measurement Reactor vessel pressure measurement would provide an ambiguous indication of core damage, because, although a high reactor vessel pressure may oe indicative of a core damage event, there are many non-degraded core events wcich could also result in high reactor vessel pressure.
- 5. Detection of the Less Volatile Fission Products There are other measurements besides radionuclide measurements which are obtainable using the PASS which would further aid in estimating core damage. Detection of such elements in the reactor coolant as Sr, Ba, La, and Ru is evidence of fuel melting. These indications could be factored into the final core damage estimate.
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- 6. Metal-Water Reaction of Hydrogen in the Containment 1
The extent of fuel clad damage as evidenced by the extent of metal-water reaction can be estimated by determination of the hydrogen concentration in the containment. That concentration is measurable by either the containment hydrogen monitor or by the post accident sampling system. l l
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hydrogen concentration to the percent metal-water reaction for Mark I type containments. That correlation is shown in the curve below. Steps 1 and 2 below indicate the method by which Plant Hatch can use the correlation to determine the extent of clad damage.
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-An' indication of the extend of core damage is the containment radiation level which is a measure of the inventory of fission products released to the containment.
The purpose of this step is to present that correlation and provide a method whereby Plant Hatch can use the corr-elation to determine the degree of core damage.
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- 8. Application of Other Significant Parameters to Core Damage Estimate As noted previously, procedures have already been developed Which provide an estimate of core damage based on radionuclide measurements. Based on these procedures, an initial assessment of core damage is made. Based on.a clarification provided by the NRC, that assessment would appear in a matrix as follows:
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