ML20091P688
| ML20091P688 | |
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| Site: | Catawba  |
| Issue date: | 05/04/1984 |
| From: | Vaughan J, Vaughan T, Vaughn J, Vaughn T DUKE POWER CO. |
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| Shared Package | |
| ML20091P683 | List: |
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| PROC-840504, NUDOCS 8406130141 | |
| Download: ML20091P688 (119) | |
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CATAWBA NUCLEAR STATION SHIFT ADVISOR PROGRAM i
PURPOSE:
To define the Qualification, Duties and Responsibilities, Training and Reporting Relationship of the Catawba Nuclear Station (CNS) Shift Advisor (SA).
OBJECTIVE:
A. The SA will provide additional operating (NRC license) experience to the CNS Shift Supervisor (SS) and as appropriate other shift personnel until the following experience standard has been obtained. (Experience is accumulative at CNS and/or same type plant.)
- 1) Both the SS and the Senior Reactor Operator (SRO) in the Control Room have obtained a minimum of 6 weeks at greater than 20*. power.
- 2) The SS has participated in at least 1 Startup and 1 Shutdown.
- 3) Either the SS or SRO in the Control Room have obtained 6 months Operating SRO experience on a similar plant that has been at greater than 20% power.
B. A SA shall be on duty on each shift that does not meet the above -
experience standard whenever: -
- 1) The reactor is in Mode 4 or above.
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The SS and the SA shall both report to the Shift Operating Engineer (SOE).
The SS shall be responsible for safe operations. The SA shall advise the SS in safe operations. - The SOE will resolver any situation in which the SS and SA'cannot reach mutual agreement.
QUALIFICATIONS:
The Shift Advisors willi
- 1) Have at least 4 years Power Plant experience.
- 2) Have at least 2 years on-shift-experience as.a licensed. operator
.(preferable 1 year of this as-a SRO) at a similar type plant.
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A. General The SA will work clos- with the SS to insure that decisions made and actions taken by the d. sound and conducive to Nuclear Safety and Station Reliability. The SA will normally be located in or near the Control Room area and will be available to the SS at all times. As the SS acquires more operational experience, the SA will reduce his role as advisor to a monitoring role but be available for advice as needed.
B. Specific
- 1) Participate in SS shift turnovers.
- 2) Review Control Boards.
- 3) Counsel with the SS and as appropriate with other shift personnel, and recommend appropriate action to operation (transients, startup, and shutdown), maintenance, and testing situations that occur on shift, including shutdown of the Unit.
- 4) The SA will not directly manipulate equipment / controls, but may advise on manipulation of equipment / controls at the SS's request.
- 5) The SA will not supervise licensed operators in r gir,rrents which require an operator's license.
PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS:
The CNS Shift Operating Engineer will be responsible for the effectiveness of l the CNS Shift Advisor Program.
TRAINING:
A. General -' '
, The SA's for CNS are experienced, Duke Power SRO's from McGuire Nuclear hh Station -(MNS), CNS, and (if needed) Oconee Nuclear Station (ONS). s i
MNS and CNS are essentially identical plants with the same terminology..
system. designations, organizations and etc. which will greatly enhance our program. Training will familiarize the SA candidates with the Duties and Responsibilities of the SA. In addition the training will emphasize the significant differences between HNS and CNS for.the candidates from
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If candidates from DNS are'to be utilized, a more- detailed training :
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-Attachment 1 - Catawba Nuclear Station Shift Advisor Training Program (Previously SRO Licensed CNS Personnel)
Attachment 2 - Catawba Nuclear Station Shift Advisor Training Program (SRO Licensed MNS Personnel)
Attachment 3 - Catawba Nuclear Station Shift Advisor Training Program (SRO Licensed ONS Personnel)
Attachment 3 will be added later if ONS SRO's are required for SA's at CNS.
Training for shifts will be:
Attachment 4 - Catawba Nuclear Station Shift Advisor Familiarization Program.
EVALUATION & EXPERIENCE:
Attachment 5 - Shift Advisor Evaluation Attachment.6 - Shift-Advisors Composite of Experience 4
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The Shift Advisor Training Program will enable experienced individuals that have held an SRO license on the Oconee Nuclear Station and have completed the Systems, Theory Simulator and Procedures Segments of the Catawba Nuclear Station Cold License Preparatory Training to advise the Catawba Nuclear Station Shift Supervisor as to the impact of plant operational, maintenance and testing activities. The program will familiarize the candidates with the duties and responsibilities of a Shift Advisor.
To successfully complete the program a candidate must have received training on the Duties and Responsibilities of a Shift Advisor and have successfully completed the Systems, Theory, Simulator and Procedures Segments of the Catawba Cold' License Preparatory Training with an average grade of > 80*. on
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Upon completion of this lesson, the student will be able to discuss
, all the duties and responsibilities of the Shift Advisor.
1.2 Enabling Objectives Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
1.2.1 Explain the responsibilities of the Shift Advisor.
1.2.2 List the limitations of the Shift Advisor.
1.2.3 Explain the duties of the Shift Advisor.
1.2.4 State under what plant conditions ~the Shift Advisor must be on duty.
1.2.5~ State to whom the Shift Advisor must report.
1.2.6 Explain how conflicts will be resolved.
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-The Shift Advisor Training Program will enable an experienced individual currently holding an SRO license on the McGuire Nuclear Station to advise the Catawba Nuclear Station Shift Supervisor as to the impact of plant operational, maintenance, and testing activities. This program will familiarize the
- . . candidate with the duties and responsibilities of a Shift Advisor and will
- emphasize the significant differences between-McGuire Nuclear. Station and Catawba Nuclear Station.
- At the end of the course, oral and written examinations will be administered by the Production Training Service Group. To successfully complete the program the candidate must receive a grade of > 80*. on the written examination and a " SATISFACTORY" evaluation on the oral examination.
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CATAk'BA SHIFT ADVISOR TRAINING OBJECTIVES INDEX Responsibilities and. Duties of the Shift Advisor Plant Differences Overview Main Power Distribution System Standby Diesel Generators NV System ND System KC System RN System CM System CF' System CA System RC. System RL System-
. Operating Procedures '
Abnormal Procedures Emergency Procedures Station Emergency Plan s!
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1.2 Enabling Objectives Upon co=pletion of this course, the student will be able to:
1.2.1 Explain the responsibilities of the Shift Advisor, including why the Shift Advisor position is necessary.
1.2.2 List the limitations of the Shift Advisor.
1.2.3 Explain the duties of the Shift Advisor.
1.2.4 State under what plant conditions the Shift Advisor must be on duty.
1.2.5 State to whom the Shift Advisor must report.
1.2.6 Explain 1how conflicts will be resolved.
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CATAWBA SHIFT ADVISOR TRAINING OBJECT WES Plant Differences Overview 1.0 Lesson Objectives 1.1 Terminal Objective:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student will be able to describe the major differences between McGuire and Catawba Nuclear Stations.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to:
1.2.1 Describe the major differences in the following systems:
A. NV E. CM I. 'RL B. ND F. CF J. Main Power C. .KC G. CA K. Diesel Generators D. RN H. RC k
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! Main Power Distribution System i
1.0 Lesson Objectives 1.1 -Terminal Objective:
l Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to explain the~ differences in the Main Power Distribution Systems at McGuire and Catawba Nuclear Stations.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to:
1.2.1 List the 22KV/6.9KV Auxiliary transformers.
1.2.2 Describe the power supplies to the 6.9 KV busses.
- 1.2.3 Describe what happens to the 6.9KV busses upon loss of one i power supply.
! 1.2.4 List the 600 volt shared and unit load centers that have an alternate power supply and tell why.
1.2.5 Describe the differences between the CNS and MNS Switchyards.
- 1.2.6 Explain the purpose and operation of the Blackout Busses at CNS.
l 1.2.7 List the power supplies to the cooling tower load centers.
[. 1.2.8 Explain why CNS has the ability to electrically connect the two j -. units through the 13.8 switchgear.
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- Standby Diesel Generators l 1.0 Lesson Objectives l 1.1 Terminal Objective
l Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to explain the differences in the Standby Diesel Generators at McGuire and Catawba Nuclear Stations.
I 1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to:
,. 1.2.1 - State the W ratings for the Catawba Diesel Generators.
l 1.2.2 List the conditions that will prevent an automatic Diesel start.
1.2.3 List the trips that are active after an automatic diesel start.
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Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to explain the differences in the NY Systems at McGuire and Catawba Nuclear Stations.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to:
1.2.1 Describe the' difference in the ECCS portion of the NV System between McGuire and Catawba Nuclear Stations.
1.2.2 Describe how seal injection to the NC pumps will be maintained upon a loss of all AC power.
1.2.3 Describe how seal injection flow to the NC Pumps is maintained at the proper value.
1.2.4 Be familiar with NV System instrumentation located in the Control Room.
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1.1 Terminal Objective:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to explain the differences in the h3 Systems at McGuire and Catawba Nuclear Stations.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to:
1.2.1- List the suction sources and alignments to the ND pumps.
1.2.2 Describe how the system responds to changing heat exchanger outlet flow.
1.2.3 Describe what happens upon low level (37'4) in the FWST during an ECCS actuation.
1.2.4 Explain why IND-1 and IND-37 have alternate power supplies.
1.2.5 State the pressure at which ND suctions from the hot legs automatically close.
- 1. 2. 6 ~ Be familiar with the ND System instrumentation in the Control Room.
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Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to explain the differences in the KC Systems at McGuire and Catawba Nuclear Stations.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
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Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to:
i 1.2.1 Describe the effect of high activity as sensed by EMF-46 l A'or B on the KC System.
l 1.2.2 Describe the KC System response to a Lo-Lo level in l
either KC Surge Tank.
1.2.3 Describe where KC System drains are directed to.
1.2.4 Be familiar with the KC System instrumentation in the Control Room.
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1.0 Lesson Objectives 1.1 Terminal Objective:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to explain the differences between the RN Systems at McGuire and Catawba Nuclear Stations.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to:
1.2.1 Describe what takes place in the RN System upon the following signals:
j a. Safety injection
- b. Hi-Hi containment pressure l
- c. Station blackout
- d. Unit blackout e.. Pump house low-low pit level
- f. Operation from Aux Shutdown Panel l
, 1.2.2 List the suction and discharge paths through the RN System l
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( 1.2.3 Be. familiar with the RN System instrumentation in the
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~1.0 Le.= son Objectives 1.1 Terminal Objective:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to explain the differences between the Condensate dystems at McGuire and Catawba Nuclear Stations.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to:
1.2.1 Explain how minimum flow protection for the hotwell pumps is provided.
1.2.2 List the coeponents in the condensate flow path.
1.2.3 Describe operation of the load rejection bypass valve.
1.2.4 Be familiar with the CM System instrumentation located in the Control l
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Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to explain the differences in the Feedwater Systems at McGuire and Catawba
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I 1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to:
1.2.1 Describe what happens in the CF System upon Hi-Hi doghouse .
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1.2.2 State the number of feedwater heaters per string of heaters.
L l 1.2.3 Be familiar with indications-of.the CF System located in the Control Room.
1.2.4 Describe the interlocks between the CFPT control valves and stop valves and 1CF-26.
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Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to explain the differences between the CA Systems at McGuire and Catawba Nuclear Stations.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of.this lesson, the student should be able to:
1.2.1 Explain the runout protection for the CA pumps.
1.2.2 Describe the Normal CA System alignment.
1.2.3 Describe what.is necessary to regain control of the CA pump discharge valves after any automatic actuation signal.
1.2.4 Be familiar with the indications for the CA System located in the Control Room.
1.2.5 Describe how overpressurization of.the CA pump suction-
. piping is prevented at Catawba.
1.2.6 List the suction sources to the CA pumps and explain priority of usage.
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Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to describe the differences between the RC Systems at McGuire and Catawba Nuclear Stations.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson the student should be able to:
1.2.1 Describe the flow path through the RC System.
1.2.2 Explain why vacuum varies in the condensers.
1.2.3 State the source of makeup to the RC System.
1.2.4 Be familiar with the RC System controls located in the Control Room.
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Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to explain the differences in the RL Systems at McGuire and Catawba Nuclear Stations.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to:
1.2.1 List the source of water to the RL System.
1.2.2 Describe how RL header pressure is maintained at the proper valve.
1.2.3 Describe the types of loads supplied by the RL System.
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1.0 Lesson Objectives
[ 1.1 Terminal Objective:
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1.2 Enabling Objectives:
i Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to:
1.2.1 Locate all Control Room indications necessary to verify i proper Unit Operation.
1.2.2 Explain the major evolutions accomplished per the Controlling Procedure Unit Operation.
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Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be familiar with the abnormal procedures listed below.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson,_the student should:
1.2.1 Be familiar with the immediate actions for the following AP's.
- a. Turbine Trip -
- b. Load Rejection
- c. ECCS Actuation During Plant Shutdown
- d. Loss of S/G Feedwater
- e. Loss of Normal Power
- f. Reactor Coolant Leak
- g. Loss of Control Room
- h. Loss of ND
- 1. Loss of RN
- j. Loss of KC 1.2.2 Be able to locate Control Room indications that' may be required to verify symptoms and results of actions for the abnormal procedures listed in #1 above.
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CATAWBA SHIIT ADVISOR TRAINING OBJECTI\TS Emergency Procedures 1.0 Lesson Objectives 1.1 Terminal Objective:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be familiar with the Catawba Emergency Procedures.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to:
1.2.1 List the immediate actions for the following EP's.
1.2.2 Locate Control Room indications that may be required to verify symptoms and results.
1.2.3 With the aid of a procedure, walk through all subsequent actions specified in,the Emergency Procedures.
1.2.4 Explain the 2 column format of the Catawba Emergency
' Procedures and when to enter the " Response Not Obtained" column.
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CATAWBA SHIFT ALVISOR TRAINING OBJECTIVES Station Emergency Plan 1.0 Lesson Objectives 1.1 . Terminal Objective:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student will be familiar with the CNS Emergency Plan.
1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be able to:
1.2.1 List the location of relocation sites Alpha and Bravo.
1.2.2 Be familiar.with RP/0/A/5000/11 (Protective Action Recommendations Without the OAC).
1.2.3 List the agencies that must be notified in an emergency.
1.2.4 Locate the Operations Support Center and the Technical Support Center.
1.2.5 Locate all Control Room indications necessary for
-classifying events and making Protective' Action Recommendations.
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Upon completion of this lesson, the student will be familiar with the requirements of the Operations Management Procedures that are applicable to the Shift Advisor Position.
l 1.2 Enabling Objectives:
Upon completion of this lesson, the student should be familiar with the requirements of the following Operations Management Procedures:
A. OMP 1-4 Use of Procedures l B. OMP 2-5 Operations Worklist and Technical Memorandums l C. OMP 2-14 Temporary Modifications D. OMP 2-15 Notification of Proper Authority E. OMP 2-16 Control Room conduct F. OMP 2-17 Control Room and Unit Supervisors Logbooks G. OMP 2-22 Shift Turnover '
H. OMP 2-29 Tech Spec Action Items Logbook I. OMP 2-30 Test Logbooks J. OMP 2-31 Control Room Annunciator Status Log l
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- Responsibilities and Duties of the Shift Advisor 1.0 Lesson Objectives 1.1 Terminal Objectives Upon completion of this lesson, the student will be able to discuss all the duties and responsibilities of the Shift Advisor.
1.2 Enabling Objectives Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
1.2.1 Explain the responsibilities of the Shift Advisor.
1.2.2 List the limitations of the Shift Advisor.
4 1.2.3 Explain the duties of the Shift Advisor.
1.2.4 State under what plant conditions the Shift Advisor must be on duty.
1.2.5 State to whom the Shift Advisor must report.
1.2.6 Explain how conflicts will be resolved.
1.2.7 Explain the purpose of the Shift Advisor position.
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I- PURPOSE - To provide interface between the Shift Advisor and Operations Management. This interface will provide an opportunity to discuss the following topics:
- a. Shift Advisor Effectiveness
- b. Problems Encountered In the Performance of His Duties
- c. Operations Organization Effectiveness
- d. Identification of Areas Which Need Additional Management
' Emphasis - Advisor and/or Organization
- e. Shift Supervisor Progress II - ADMINISTERED BY - Shift Operating Engineer III - FREQUENCY - Approximately once per month IV - RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY ACTION ITEMS IDENTIFIED - Shall rest with the Shift-Operating Engineer V- IMPLEMENTATION - Will begin at the time the Shift Advisors go on shift P
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.. COMPOSITE OF EXPERIENCE OF GARY L. MITCHELL ,
EXPERIENCE SYNOPSIS OCT. 1972 -JUNE 1974 Employed by Duke Power Co. at Oconee Nuclear Station.
- 1. Oct. 1972 - Jan. 1974 - On shift as a Utility Operator (NEO).
Responsible for operation of equipment outside Control Room.
Participated in NRC-RO license training during this time.
- 2. Jan. 1974 - Received NRC-RO License.
- 3. Jan. 1974 - May 1974 - On shift as Reactor Operator (ANCO).
May 1974 - Oct. 1975 - On shift as Reactor Operator (CO).
Responsible for operation of plant from Control Room.
- 4. April 1975 - Received NRC SRO License.
- 5. Oct. 1975 - June 1978 - On shift as Senior Reactor Operator (ASS).
Responsible for supervising plant operations of shift crew for one unit. Acting SS for three units many times.
- 6. Completed general Duke Power Managment/ Supervisor courses at ONS and Lake Hickory. 1972-1978 NOV. 1965 - OCT. 1972 U.S. Navy Nuclear Program as Reactor Operator.
(Submarine)-Qualified as Reactor-Operator, Reactor
. Technician, and Shutdown Maneuvering Area Watch.
(3030 hours0.0351 days <br />0.842 hours <br />0.00501 weeks <br />0.00115 months <br /> at RX controls and 150 RX startups).
Experience Highlights on Shift at ONS at RO/SRO Gained large nuclear power plant startup experience while assisting in the startup of all three units at Oconee Nuclear Station. 1972-1974 SRO in charge of numerous ONS refuelings.
Performed numerous normal reactor-startups and shutdowns as RO/SRO.-
-Recovered from reactor trips at various power levels due to: loss of.-
feedwater, loss of feedpump, loss of ICS power, steam bypass valve failing open,-loss of reactor coolantipump,. load' rejection, and dropped group of control rods. ,
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' leaks, also-due to sma11' reactor"coolantsleaks, control rod misalignment, .
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inadvertent safety injection, excessive reactor coolant pump cool leakage, loss of station cooling, dropped control rods, instrument failures.
JUNE 1978 -MAY 1984 - Employed by Duke Power Co. at Catawba Nuclear Station
- 1. June 1978 - Dec. 1978 - SRO Cold License Certification Training on MNS (classroom and simulator). " Cold Certified December 1978"
- 2. Dec. 1978 - Sept. 1980 - Shift Supervisor at CNS.
- 3. Completed Catawba Specific Procedures and System Training (SPS) 3 mo. 1981.
- 4. Sept. 1980 - May 1984 - Assistant Operating Engineer at CNS.
- 5. May 1983 - Dec. 1983 - Completed Cold License Prep segments for an SRO at CNS (classroom and MNS, simulator, included running thru all emergency situations on simulator.)
- 6. Completed numerous Duke Power Management courses at CNS 1978 - 1984.
Experience Highlights at Catawba Performed extensive procedure writing'and reviews, also design and other document reviews.
Participated in -
1981 MNS Emergency Plan' Drill-as an Evaluator / Controller. ,
- 1982 ONS Emergency Plan Drill as an Evaluator / Controller.
1Two weeks at Three Mile Island as.a. Duke Power Compan'y Assistance Team, member in Control Room.
. Member of Duke Power Crisis' Management Team asLlocal agency liaison between Duke Power Company and' state.
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Participat'ed in Unit'One: Hot Functional'. Testing ontshift as Unit; Coordinator:for ShiftiSupervisor; -
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- Operating Engineer during- flushing hydros',~ pre-op'testiing and ; turnover - ~
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- 1. Oct. 1972 - Jan 1974 - On shift as a Utility Operator (NEO).
Responsible for operation of equipment outside. Control Room.
Participated in h7C-RO license training during this time.
- 2. Jan. 1974 - Received NRC-RO License.
- 3. Jan. 1974 - May 1974 - On shift as Reactor Operator (ANCO).
May 1974 - Dec. 1974 - On shift as Reactor Operator (CO).
Responsible for operation of plant from Control Room.
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- 4. Dec. 1974 - Received NRC SRO License.
S. Dec. 1974 - July _1978 - On shift as Senior Reactor Operator (ASS).
Responsible for supervising plant. operations of shift crew for one unit.
Acting SS for three units many times.
- 6. Completed general Duke Power Management / Supervisor courses.at ONS and Lake Hickory. 1972-1978 JAN. 1969 - OCT. 1972 1U.S. Navy Nuclear Program as Reactor Operator'.
'(Submarine). Qualified as Reactor. Operator, Reactor
'_ Technician,:and Shutdown ~ Maneuvering Area Watch.
(3000 hours0.0347 days <br />0.833 hours <br />0.00496 weeks <br />0.00114 months <br /> at'RX controls and 150 RX startups).
Performed initial criticality on S3G core #3:in
-Oct. 1971.
Experience Highlights on Shift at ONS as'RO/SRO.
Gained large nuclear power plant'startup expeEience while' assisting in-the startup of all three units at Oconee Nuclear Station. .1972-1974'
-SRO in charge of numerous ONS refuelings. .
Performed' numerous-normal reactor"startups andl shutdowns as RO/SR06 Performed? from1 readtor;tripsiativariousipower? levels due?to: 'lossfof"
, feedwat'er,eloss'of:feedpump,D-lossfof;ICS power,: steam bypass; valve-
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JULY 1978 - MAY 1984 Employed by Duke Power Company at Catawba Nuclear Station
- 1. July 1978 - Dec. 1978 - SRO Cold License Certification Training at MNS (classroom and simulator). " Cold Certified December 1978"
- 2. Dec. 1978 - Sept. 1980 - Shift Supervisor at CNS.
- 3. Completed Catawba Specific Procedures and System Training (SPS) 3 mo.
1981.
- 4. Setp. 1980 - May 1984 - Assistant Operating Engineer at CNS.
- 5. May 1983 - Dec. 1983 - Completed Cold Licenra Prep segments for an SRO at CNS (classroom and MNS, simulator, included running thru all emergency situations on simulator.)
- 6. Completed numerous Duke Power Management Courses at CNS, 1978-1984.
Experience Highlights at Catawba Performed extensive procedure writing and reviews, also design and other document reviews.
Participated in - 1981 MNS Emergency Plan Drill as a member of Crisis Management Team
- 1982 ONS Emergency Plan drill as a member of Crisis Managemnt Team One week at Three Mile Island as a Duke Power Company assistance team member in Control Room.
Member of Duke Power Crisis Management Team as local agency liaison between Duke Power Company and State.
Participated in Unit One Hot _ Functional Testing'on shift as-Unit Coordinator for Shift _ Supervisor.
Presently involved as Unit One Duty Engineer and Unit One Assistant-
. Operating Engineer assigned to Unit Coordinator Section. Coordinating' ,
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,, COMPOSITE OF EXPERIENCE OF CLARENCE DWIGHT CRAIG Experience Synoposis
- 1. April 1974 - Dec. 1975 - Assigned as Learner at Allen Steam Station for power plant operations familiarization.
- 2. December 1975 - June 1978 - Assigned to McGuire Nuclear Station as a Nuclear Equipment Operator responsible for systems and equipment outside the Control Room.
- 3. June 1978 - April 1979 - Assigned as Assistant Nuclear Control Operator (RO) at McGuire Nuclear Station responsible for operations of equipment inside and outside the Control Room.
- 4. April 1979 - May 1983 - Assigned to McGuire Nulcear Station as a Nuclear Control Operator (RO) responsible for station equipment from inside and outside the Control Room.
- 5. May 1983 - Present - Assigned on shift as Assistant Shift Supervisor (SRO) responsible for supervising plant operations of shift crew.
Experience Highlights on Shift as RO/SRO Operator at the controls (0.A.T.C.) during all phases of Hot Functional Testing and Pre-Startup Testing for Unit #1. (MNS)
During Loss of Control Room Test, participated as operator at the controls for Unit #1 and assured the responsibilities of supervision for Unit #2. (MNS)
Operator at the controls during two safety injections (one ina'dvertent.
and one acutal) and participated in recovery actions for both. (MNS)
Operator at the controls during a plant reactor trip and subsequent recovery actions. (MNS)
Participated in numerous startups and shutdowns both~as 0.A.T.C and A.S.S.
(MNS) 0.A.T.C. for rods during initial-criticality-on Unit #1. (MNS)
O.A.T.C. in initial power generation for Unit #1. (MNS)
- NCSU'PULSTAR Research Reactor, Oct. 75 - March 76 Participated in 15 startups with power changes at low reactor power.
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Experience Synopsis
- 1. Sept. 1970 - Sept. 1971 - Assigned to a fossil power plant of Duke Power Company for power plant operations familiarization.
- 2. Sept. 1971 - Dec. 1975 - Assigned as coal handling operator with responsibilities for operation of coal handling equipment.
- 3. Dec. 1975 - June 1978 - Assigned to McGuire Nuclear station as a Utility Operator with responsibilities for systems and equipment outside the Control Room.
- 4. June 1978 - Aug. 1980 - Assigned as Assistant Nuclear Control Operator (RO) with responsibilities for operation of systems and equipment inside and outside the Control Room.
- 5. Aug. 1980 - Feb. 1982 - Assigned as Nuclear Control Operator (RO) with responsibilities of equipment operations from inside and outside the Control Room.
- 6. Feb. 1982 - Present - Assigned as Assistant Shift Supervisor with responsibilities for supervising plant operations of shift crew.
Experience Highlights on Shift as R0/SRO
- 1. While assigned to shift as a Control Room Operator, manipulated all. plant controls as necessary for the operation of the plant during preoperational testing. Some major activities participated in were:
Hot Functional Testing, including primary system fill and vent, heating and operation at normal operating temperature and pressure.
Steam dump, functional testing at normal operating conditions.
Boron thermal, regeneration testing by varying boron concentration at normal operating conditions.
Pressurizer level and pressure control system' functional testing at normal operating conditions.
- 2. NCSU PULSTAR Research Reactor - Oct. 1975 - March 1976'- Participated:in 12 startups-of the reactor-with power changes at-low power.
- 3. Acted as Unit Supervisor'for MNS Unit'#2 initial criticality May 8, 1983.
- 4. Approximately 310 hours0.00359 days <br />0.0861 hours <br />5.125661e-4 weeks <br />1.17955e-4 months <br /> on the McGuire/ Catawba Simulator which has'the capability of. simulating plant .cenditions.
'5. Participated in_Unic 2 Blackout testing.
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,. OF JERRY WAYNE RUMFELT Experience S3moosis SEPT.1975 - PRESEhT: Employed by Duke Power Company at McGuire Nuclear Station.
- 1. Sept. 1975 - Sept. 1976 - Learner, became familiar with power plant operations.
- 2. Sept. 1976 - Cct. 1979 - On shift as 1 Nuclear Equipmen: Operator (NED).
Operated system and equipment outside the Control Room.
- 3. Oct. 1979 - July 20, 1981 - On shift as an Assistant Nuclear Control Operator (RO). Responsible for operation of equipment inside and outside the Control Room.
- 4. July 20, 1981 April 1983 - On shift as a Nulcear Control Operator (RO). Responsible for station equipment operation from inside and outside the Control Room.
- 5. April 15, 1943 - Received NRC SRO License.
- 6. May 1983 Present - On shift as an Assistant Shift Supervisor (SRO).
Responsible for supervising plant operations of shift crew for one unit.
Reactor Operating Experience
- 1. Nov. 1976 - NCSU PULSTAR Research Reactor - 40 hours4.62963e-4 days <br />0.0111 hours <br />6.613757e-5 weeks <br />1.522e-5 months <br /> of console time.
including 14 startups.
- 2. July 1980 - March 1983 - MNS/CNS Simulator at the Duke Power Technical Training Center - 287 hours0.00332 days <br />0.0797 hours <br />4.74537e-4 weeks <br />1.092035e-4 months <br /> of console time with numerous startups and power level changes due to simulated conditions.
- 3. July 1981 - April 1983 - MNS Unit 1 - 2400 hours0.0278 days <br />0.667 hours <br />0.00397 weeks <br />9.132e-4 months <br /> of console time at McGuire Nulcear Station.
Experience Highlights on Shift At MNS
- 1. Several reactor trips resulting from I&E and' Operational problems (i.e.
Lo-Lo S/G 1evel.and Hi-Hi S/G 1evel) occurred while on shift.
- 3. Participated in Loss of Control Room Test.
4 .- On shift during inddvertant safety injection while in Mode 5.
- 5. Involved.in=1 or more recovery from loss of.RHR.
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, , COMPOSITE OF EXPERIENCE 0F RANDALL WILSON MAYES Experience Synopsis SEPT. 1975 - PRESENT: Employed by Duke Power Company at McGuire Nuclear Station.
- 1. Sept. 1975 - Sept. 1976 - Learner, became familiar with power plant operations.
- 2. Sept. 1976 - Oct. 1979 - On shift as a Nuclear Equipment Operator (NEO) -
Operated systems and equipment outside the Control Room.
- 3. Oct. 1979 - July 1981 - On shift as an Assistant Nuclear Control Operator (RO). Responsible for operation of equipment inside and outside the Control Room.
- 4. July 1981 - April 1983 - On shift as a Nuclear Control Operator (RO) -
Responsible for station equipment operation from inside and outside the Control Room.
- 5. April 15, 1983 - Received NRC SRO License.
- 6. May 1983 - Present - On shift ac ai. Assistant Shift Supervisor (SRO).
Responsible for supervising plant operations of shift crew for one unit.
Reactor Operating Experience
- 1. .Nov. 1976 - NCSU PULSTAR Research Reactor - 40 hours4.62963e-4 days <br />0.0111 hours <br />6.613757e-5 weeks <br />1.522e-5 months <br /> of console time including 14 startups.
- 2. Feb. 1981 - March.1983 - MNS/CNS Simulator at the' Duke' Power Technical Training Center - 283 hours0.00328 days <br />0.0786 hours <br />4.679233e-4 weeks <br />1.076815e-4 months <br /> of console time.
- 3. July 1981 - April 1983 - MNS Unit 1 - 2400 hours0.0278 days <br />0.667 hours <br />0.00397 weeks <br />9.132e-4 months <br /> of console time at an operating reactor.
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- 1. March 1969 - Feb. 1975 - USN Second Class Electrician.
Responsible for operation and maintenance of electrical equipment.
- 2. March 1975 - June 1978 - On shift as a Nuclear Equipment Operator (NED) at MNS. Operated systems and equipment outside the Control Room.
- 3. June 1978 - April 1979 On shift cs an Assistant Nuclear Control Operator (RO). Responsible for operation of equipment inside and outside the Control Room.
- 4. April 1979 - April 1983 - On shift as a Nuclear Control Operator (RO).
Responsible for station equipment operation from inside and outside the.
Control Room.
- 5. April 15, 1983 - Received NRC SRO License.
- 6. May 1983 -May 1984 - On shift as an Assistant Shift Supervisor (SRO).
Responsible for supervising plant operations of shift crew for one unit.
Reactor Operating Experience
- 1. 1970 - USN Nuclear Power School", Vallejo, Calif.
1970 - USN Nuclear Prototype SIW, Idaho Falls, Idaho
- 2. Oct. 1975 - March 1976 - NCSU PULSTAR Research Reactor 40 hours4.62963e-4 days <br />0.0111 hours <br />6.613757e-5 weeks <br />1.522e-5 months <br /> of console-training including 12 startups.
- 3. Aug. 1979 - March 1983 - MNS/CNS Simulator at the Duke Power Company, Technical Training Center --449 hours of console time with numerous startups and power -level changes due to simulated conditions.
- 4. July 1980 - April 1983 - MNS Unit 1 - 3800 hours0.044 days <br />1.056 hours <br />0.00628 weeks <br />0.00145 months <br /> of. console time at McGuire Nuclear Station.
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- 1. Participanted in recovery-due to loss of'FWP Turbine caused.by'I&E induced problems and low level in the-reservoir.
- 2. On shift during the recovery from loss ~of all' cooling-(KC) toLthe RCP.
- 3. Several reactor l trips occurred while on shift.
- 4. . Unit. supervisor,during the recovery from loss of RHR.
- 5. ' Participated in the recovery from loss:of. seal injection flow 1to'the RCP.
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! ,, ROBERT ALAN LINDSAY Experience Synopsis AUGUST 1975 - PRESENT Employed by Duke Power Company at McGuire Nuclear Station.
- 1. Aug. 1975 - Nov. 1975 - Learner, Became familiar with power plant operations.
- 2. Nov. 1975 - Oct. 1979 - On shift as a Nuclear Equipment Operator (NEO).
Operated systems and equipment outside the Control Room.
- 3. Oct. 1979 - July 20, 1981 - On shift as an Assistant Nuclear Control Operator (RO). Responsible for Operation of Equipment inside and outside the Control Room.
- 4. July 20, 1981 - April 1983 - On shift as a Nuclear Control Operator.
Responsible for station equipment operation from inside and outside the Control Room.
- 5. April 15, 1983 - Received NRC SRO License.
- 6. May 1983.- Present - On shift as an Assistant Shift Supervisor (SRO).
Responsible for supervising plant operations of shift crew for one unit.
~ Reactor Operating Experience
- 1. USN Nuclear Power School
- 2. March 1976 - NCSU PULSTAR Research Reactor - 40 hours4.62963e-4 days <br />0.0111 hours <br />6.613757e-5 weeks <br />1.522e-5 months <br /> of console time including 12 startups.
- 3. Jan. 1978 - March 1983 - MNS/CNS Simulator at the Duke _ Power Company Technical Traning Center - 443 hours0.00513 days <br />0.123 hours <br />7.324735e-4 weeks <br />1.685615e-4 months <br /> of console time with numerous startups and power level changes due to simulated conditions.
- 4. July 1981 - April 1983 - MNS Unit 1 - 2400 hours0.0278 days <br />0.667 hours <br />0.00397 weeks <br />9.132e-4 months <br /> of console-time at McGuire Nuclear Station.
-Experience Highlights On Shift At MNS
- 1. Lead person on natural-circulation test on Unit 1.
- 2. . Actively involved in Unit'.'finitial startup.
- 3. ' Involved in the recovery'of Aeveral' reactor l trips which were I&E.related.
- 4. Involved in the recovery of Lo.ts'of-Feedwater-Pump Trips.
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Instructor (s) Supervisor (s) R.E. Kimray, G.E. Spurlin, A.C. Miller, W.S. Russell, R.H. Young Prime Location of Training Catawba Nuclear Station Training Summary Trained students on duties and responsibilities of shift advisors, major differences between MNS and CNS, Catawba EP's, AP's, OP's, OMP's oral and written exams were conducted and plant tours were conducted.
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>{iesan CM System Emergency Plan *AP/1/A/5500/06 ND System CF System Loss of 5/G Feedwat.
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Instructor (s) Supervisor (s) G.E. Spurlin Prime location of Training Training Students on duties and responsibilities of shift advisors.
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se starte'd, what must be done? (Select One)
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. Reset the CA valve reset and the sequencer reset
- c. R: set th, esequencer and the TD CA pump reset
- d. Reset the SM isolation and the sequencer reset 1
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A maxinum of 1 week unkess reviewed by Operating Engineer c) Until the expiration date d) 1 year,so long as all performance items are complete and verified y by the applicable group-.
How will you'as a Shift Advisor know of any Temporay Modifications
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(2 pts) 35 Responsibility miting access to the control Room rests with the_ c # ,for c during normal operations and the s </ 'or his d signee e during abnormal / emergency operations.
(5 pts) 36. 1.ist five (5) Items the Shift Supervisor must review as soon as possible after turnover per the Turnover Sheet.
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(1 pt) 1. Explain why 1ND-1 (NCS Loop Suction) and IND-37 (NCS Loop Suction) have an alternate power supply.
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i (1 pt) 2. Describe the KC system response to a low-low level in KC surge tank 1A.
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(1 pt) 4. . True or False The supply lves to the ND pumps from the hot legs will close automati ly if NC system pressure increases to 450'Psig.
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(4 pts) List three major differences in the HD systems at MHS and CNS.
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(1 pt) 7 Briefly describe how total seal injection flow to the NC Pumps is maintained at 32 gpm.
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The first imediate action of AP/1/A/5000/21 If no "KC Loss pumps of can Component (1 pt) Cooling" states:
" Verify KC pump (s) running". '
be started, what must be.done? (Select One). '
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. The SA will supervise IIcensed operators and direct. assignments which require an operators license.
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an emergency procedure?
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(2 pts) 29 a. In the CNS Emergency Plan relocation site Bravo is /9//ca/ .
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(6 pts) -30. During an unusual nt, what six (6) outside agencies must.be notifled?
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j i SHIFT ADVISOR TRAINING FINAL TEST TOTAL P0lNTS: 83 TOTAL QUESTIONS:
INSTRUCTIONS:
- 1. Put your name on each sheet.
- 2. Write your answers on the test sheet.
3 Ask the test monitor instructor concerning questions which are not clear to_you.
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(1 pt) 1. Explain why 1HD-1 (NCS Loop Suction) and 1ND-37 (NCS Loop Suction) have 'an alternate power supply.
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(1 pt) 7 Briefly describe how total seal I 'Jection flow to the NC Pumps is maintained at 32 spm.
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A>NA v.) (1 pt)~ 21. The first Ininediate action of AP/1/A/5000/21 " Loss of Component Cooling" states: " Verify KC pump (s) running". If no XC pumps can be started, what trust be done? (Select One) Trip all NC pumps I . lately 3 pumps within 5 minutes if (P-10, trip all s if >P-6, continu o operate and monitor pumps frequently if( P-10 trip the reactor and trip the NC pumps within 5 minutes. (1 pt) 22. To gain control of'the CA regulating valves for the TD CA pump following an auto start (caused by a blackout) the operator must: (Choose One)
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Reset the CA valve reset and the sequencer reset Reset the sequencer and the' TD CA pump reset y . Reset the SM isolation and the sequencer reset (1 pt) 23 The first terrnedtate action in A /1/A/5000/02 Turbine Generator Trip states " Ensure Turbine Trip" How is this accomplished at CNS7
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(1 pt) 24. To whom will the SA and 55 go for resolution of any differences in opinion? (Choose One)
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@Thereactor in Mode 4 or above
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od. The SA will supervise licensed operators and direct. assignments which require an operators license. - (5 pts) 27 List the five immediate actions for " Loss of All AC Power" (EP/1/A/5000/03) > 1
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- a. Trip all NC pumps immediately
- b. 'If(P-10, trip all NC pumps within 5 minutes
- c. _ JP-6, continue to operate and monitor _ pumps frequent.1.y .__.
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- d. Re. set the SM isolation and the sequencer reset
'(1 pt) 23 The first inrnediate action in AP/1/A/5000/02 Turbine Generator Trip states " Ensure Turbine Trip". How is this accomplished at CNS?.
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- b. Ass tant Shift Supervisor 6 jKift Operatino Enginee D er Assistant Shift Operating Engineer i
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(5 pts) 27 List the five irnmediate actions for " Loss of All AC Power" (EP/1/A/5000/03) t (b h ~.II;, Yp ch & GD bf y dgge4 D ve. % L L:~; , q p .) . y e~ e, L % sv J Cp ~, I do a L.- or t-:~: cy > s,u n l ' ? c),e~ i< c s. ssa 9
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- (6 pts) 30. During an u sual event, what six '(6) outside agencies must be notified?-
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I (1 pt) 33 How will you-as 'a Shift Advisor know of'any Temporay Modifications to plant systems? j _, m- 4 Y dE. .M
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'2. Write your, answers on the test' sheet.
-3 Ask the test monitor instructor concerning questions which 'are not' clear to you.
ALL' WORK DONE ON THis EXAMINATION 15 MY OWN, I HAVE NEITHER GIVEN NOR, RECEIVED AID. [kWur i . $jj,i / Students Signature I j L h ' b *f.
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(2 pts) 11. Basically describe how RL, pressure is maintained. f il$2'- .Wjjd lU)'- 'N 6u *.4?/ .tcw l (f,4G- y t-t. *. 5%'X /4 .Ao'l.!4 O A( O-TC7An j U .% !L' c , O n : v' -dus che to h g.w .a c.d c p c h> ? p.twn.a h; [lIQuNC ~ 0f ;&*g (2 pts) 12. What are the pow!r e supplies to the 6.9 KV buses at CNS? IttA. (YM
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- (4 pts) 16. Give four (4) conditions that will trip the D/G's after an auto start.
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(5 pts) 19 Describ the normal alignment for the CNS .CA System. j ka n p, / y 8 S c . 4l&' AMfA p 3 y.g g l f, , p & 4/ Y
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