ML20128E997

Adequacy of Structural Criteria for Millstone Nuclear Power Station

ML20128E997
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Site:	Millstone
Issue date:	02/11/1966
From:	Hall W, Newmark N NATHAN M. NEWMARK CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES
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ML20125A422	List: IA-92-198, Requests Written Answers Be Provided to Questions Developed During Discussions at Meeting on 660218,for ACRS Review. Lists Specific Questions Which Applicant Should Be Prepared to Discuss ML20125A419 ML20125A429 ML20125A437 ML20125A965 ML20125B006 ML20128E705 ML20128E860 ML20128E913 ML20128E931 ML20128E997 ML20128F017 ML20128F066 ML20128F091 ML20128F095 ML20128F190 ML20128F246 ML20128F283 ML20128F339 ML20128F355 ML20128F370 ML20128F400
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st ructures end components for the 54i HWc (}727 MJt) Millstone Nuclei r f ower

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.,c Stit lon. hereaf t er re.crred to as 'Milht6ne3 tat io'n'," for which applicat on i

f or a Const ruct ion permit and f acil'ityflicchsh hi.5"bcen inade' to t he t'n;t ed

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and Power Company, The Hart icTd Elect ric Lig$ht Company, West e rr Mas s 0 c hu:.e t t i Elect ric Company; and t he Millstone. Point Corv$ny.

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'on the north shore of long Is l4nd Sound in the town ci Vr t er f. rd, Conn"c t icut.

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.t bnd about 3. 2 tr.i l es C' of t he t awn l imit s "of New tendon.

Spec i f ic6 Ily. 't't. it rere rt i s concern ^d' wit r ev.. loat a.n v ti. Jesicn c riteric thtt det e rr ine' t he at,'[it y of t he primsry and s econd..rs co nt a :n'+ nt

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he d:S f ned to witnstand a, m i %. grJund iccclerat ion c. O. i. :

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p re:.e r ve t he ab i l i t y t u rna is.t c in t he plant in a sof c thut fawn con.i t sa, i.lso, t he scisnic di s ign erit er la for other. Class I's t rac t e res, tv ir t od piping are reviewed.

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addit ion we have pa rt ic ipat ed in discus s ions with t r e AEC Re

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Millstont ?tati.n 15 desc/lue? In the-3'i. cs a 1727 r. t

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iling kat er rect tor t hat produces stecri 1,000 ps ig f o r us e in a s t ear -d r iven;t u rt,ine-gene rat e r.

The react.t is et f ueled with s light ly enriched Ud c-ntained in 2iresiny-; clad fu.l r,:t, 7

and vsater sarves es a noderator end coolent.

Tne ' reactor ver s el has an irs ide diomet er of about 18 ft, f, in., and on I.nsih height between hsAon s tee! 5/-3N, Gra' e C, and t he vas.t.'!

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is to be clad with Type 334 51 -inles! steel s plied Lv wc!c cverie 7.-

reacto r ves s el and t he r ec'I rcu lat sn s,S t en are cent a ined :ns?de the Jrcwell c> f a p r e; s t, ri s u pp res s :c.,r. con t a i orInt sy s t er Prim ry c.'ntainmert cf.r.s ; s t s of a p re s.s u rc t upp rn b lor, cot t. ert b

syster u,tcr ra ses the rcact ?r v sieI, IN react; r coolant on *! r ec i rc.. ' a t ; r...

l oc.,1, an : thtr tervice loops _connt :14 :. a i nt r: tac t c.

i.e pres:,ur-s suppressi. Lystem consitts of a dryic-ll, o pressure surpr <, ion cb er

( t a rn L F a cei') wh i c h s t o re t e large s s < le<' d wr t er,.o cnnnect ing vent

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r.* in f e rced ' conc ret e _by a ger 'o f abu.t 2 in.:.ke fe re unable t o a ce rt a in f rom the DAR. whether t he backup ilIllng oterial 'in this zone hos es yet been sclected.

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Fer access t-the d rywc i l, in addit ion to t Fe dryw-!! head, one dnUble door airl ek and me bolted hatch.,rc t r ?v ided.

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detail in lectjor, V-1 ref DAF-Woluge 1.

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prima ry cont a lnment is in serv!s:c, svelops si e. react nr oud the p *-

containmc~nt syst dm.. t he ceplete s ecoridarf ce:nt a inment. syf t em i ns;;ts 21 the rccci r bui1:1 ng io;ct' er t b t r.e ocs 5 tan D; t ri etwr t L,.!M

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,t reinforced concrctc cxteri 'r ccliF up to the b iue!Jnq ilcar.

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u Sources of St resses -- The prims ey containmentisyst em, which includes

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It should be noted thet (Fe'- 2 pt1 9 va lue, wb ich oc rmcil ly Indicat es e vacuum, in T4ble V-1 is et variance with the stat ement about cxternal pressure at midpage V-1-6.

As not ed in Sect ion V-3 of OAR--Volume 1, t he as t ismic des ign of t he pr irv ry. cont a innant system, which is clMsified as a Clrss I--C r it ical Et ruct u re in the aforenot ed sect ion, is to be baseo on dynamic analyses using response spect rum curves corresponding te a 0.079 As i;n ei rt hquake.

Also, it 15 st;:ted in OAR--/nendment lb. I that the A s ign will be r.nie to insure s saf e shut tiown for a graund ret ien of 0.179, which we Ir terpret to mean on eart houckt ha in; e grounM not ton it.tensi y a t p r: x t :r.e t e l y t

twice the* of t he bas Ic des ign c+ rthquake','

The ? econde,ry cant p i nnent systrw. (or.s is t ing of s evera l p. rt 5 cs ae< c ri wd ec rlie r, and i nc l-f i n g t tic 3 7 5. t. it sc k, is cc.ns i di rrJ c C !c.s 1-C r i t i c t. I ( t ruct u re. The reector nu!! ding is to be dis i;neci t o wi tbteni,. n int e rnel p r.f s su re of 7 i r.

a f w e. - r (ctmu t 1/ 4 p' il./: t bout 's t ruc t u ra l t a ; iu re cno withwt pressur, relief.

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Ga;qn of t ne s t ruct.sr. teill be based c.n dynyric analyses us ing cccelc ret ion rusaonse spect rum curves which are b, sed on a ground mt ion of 0.07q.

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of Class I--Crlt Ical Structure or Class 1-CritIcel Equipnent, as ilsted in Sect ion V-3 of the-DAR, areJto be dejigned;toMithstand the same seismic f orces es nc t ed c. rlier fer t h'e prina ry and secondary cont a inment s t ructures, in connect ion with.cther-opplicohic loads.

, f e ismic Des ion C rit er"i -- In terms of t he cdncept emplov in; a bas ic des ign ca rt hquake, and prov is ion f o r Saf e. shut dov.n for cn c.rtt;uake of A.

approdirAat ely.twice t h is int ens ity, we ' concur wit h t h is cpi ra. ch

.o it is.noted in Section V 'J of DAR--Volum* l tnet t he vert.co l accelerr t lens will tx assumed to be eQuct to t m-t hi rds t oc n, r ':v t i 1 g r &.r a

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the et xinu: ho r izante l acceler. t ion End. ti c mu :mur: virticel c'.cclerc* ion t

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computed accordingly' in ~a ' rigorous 3nd rat ionally acceptable rs nner to arrive at the st res ses and deformat ions. ' On t he as st.impt ;orn t hat this is t ne rxan ing o f t he 5 t at c V:nt, we concur with tt}te aprroach.

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and that ca ref ul cone idt ret icr. w 1 be given to its design to insuru ti et,

shou ld the re be 4.ny f a i lu re, it s coll:ps e will not impai r t he pr imary cor.t e i n-r ent In ot he r wc rds. the fall rene of 1 9 St?ck thould be taken into cansi,rr< tion in i t s des ign and p lac ca.r.t Eith re;rret tc the plant

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'trtf.srs for typleal situet ions for primary cont'alnment' 'and secondary containment

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(trases not ed t he*aln appear to be in cecordince with the applicele codet,

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