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Propose TS 3.14.B.1.C Re Spray & Sprinker Sys,Ts Table 3.14-1, Safety-Related Fire Detection Instruments & TS 4.16.A Re Fire Detection Instrumentation
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4 Exhibit B Prairie Island Nuclear Cencrating Plant License Amendment Request Dated February 10, 1993 Proposed Changes Marked up en Existing Technicc1 Specification Pages Exhibit B consists of existing and new Technical Specification pages with the proposed changes highlighted on those pages. The existing pages affected by this License Amendment Request are listed below:

Pares TS.3.14-2

, TS.3.14 4 Table TS.3.14 1 Page 1 of 4 Table TS.3.14 1 Page 2 of 4 Table TS.3.14 1 Page 3 of 4 TS.4.16 1 B.4.16-1 B.4.16-2 The new page added by this License Amendment Request is:

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TS.3.14-2 RE" 91 10/27/44 3.14.B.l. b. An OPERABLI flow path capable of taking suction from the river and transferring the water through distribution piping with OPERABLE sectionalizing control or isolation valves to the yard hydrant valves and the first valve ahead of each deluge

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OPERABLE.

2. With one or two of the pumps required by Specification 3.14.B.1.a inoperable, restore the inoperable equipment to OPERABLE status within 7 days or provide a special report to the: Commission within 30 days outlining the plans and procedures to be used to provide for the loss of redundancy in the-FIRE SUPPRESSION VATER j SYSTEM.
3. With the FIRE SUPPRESSION WATER SYSTEM otherwise inoperable:- *
a. Establish a backup FIRE SUPPRESSION WATER SYSTEM within-24 hours, and
b. Provide a special report to the Commission within 30 days outlining the actions taken and the plans and schedule for restoring the inoperable system to OPERABLE status.

C. Sorav and Sorinkler Systems

1. Whenever equipment protected by tho' following spray and sprinkler systems is required to be OPERABLE, the spray and sprinkler system shall be OPERABLE (except as specified in 3.14.C.2 below):  ;
a. Auxiliary Feed Pump Room WP 10
b. D11ahdjD2dDiesel Generator Areas PA-1
c. Unit No. 1 Electrical Penetration Area PA-3
d. Unit No.=1 Electrical Penetration Area PA 4-
e. Unit No. 2 Electrical Penetration Area PA 6
f. Unit No. 2 Electrical Penetration Area PA 7 >
b. Screenhouse PA-9 hhiD52DIssb)fCsWidtoQfesiPM12. .;

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-2. .lf Specification ' 3.14.C.1 cannot be met, a continuous fire lvatch' -

with backup fire suppression equipment shall be established

.within one hour. -Restore inoperable spray and sprinkler. systems to OPERABLE status within 14 days or submit a special report to

l. the Commission within 30 days ouclining the-cause of inoperability:

snd the plans for restoring the system to OPERABLE status. ~

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TS.3.14-4 RE" 91 10/??/E9 3.14.F. Xand Hydrant Hose Houses

1. Whenever equipment in the following buildings is required to be OPERABLE, the yard hydrant hose houses -in the main yard loop adjacent to _each building shall be OPERABLE (except as specified-in 3.14 F.2 below):
a. Unit'No. 1 Reactor Building
b. Unit No. 2 Reactor Building
c. Turbine Building _
d. Auxiliary Building
e. Screen House fj((D5/D6;ttilidiHS
2. If Specification 3.14.F.1 cannot be met, within one hour have.

sufficient additional lengths of 2-1/2 inch diameter hose

' located in adjacent OPERABLE yard hydrant hose house (s) to provide service to the unprotected area (s).

Restore the yard hydrant hose house (s) to OPERABLE status within 14 days or submit a a special report to the Commission within 30 days outlining the cause of the inoperability and the plans and schedule for restoring the houses to OPERABLE status.

G. Penetration Fire Barriers

1. All penetration fire barriers in fire area boundaries protecting equipment required to be OPERABLE shall be OPERABLE (except as specified in-3.14.G.2 below).

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2. If Specification 3.14.G.1 cannot be met within one hour:

a) establish a continuous fire watch on at least' one side of the affected penetration (s), or b) verify the OPERABILITY of the fire detectors on at.least one side of the inoperable barrier and establish an hourly fire -

watch.

Restore the inoperable penetration fire barriers to OPERABLE status within 7 days or submit =a special report to the Commission-within 30 days outlining the cause of the inoperability and the-plans and schedule for restoring the barriers to OPERAB12 status.

H. The. provisions of specification 3.0.C are not applicable.

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TABLE TS.3.14-1 SAFETY RELATED FIRE DETECTION INSTRUMENTS TYPE OF MINIMUM NO TOTAL NO.

ZONE NO. LOCATION DETECTOR REQUIRED INSTALLED 1 Battery Rooms Ion 2 2 2 Air compressor & Auxiliary Ion, 2 9 Feed Pump Area Therma) 0 3 6 D 2 Diesel Generator Room Ion, 2- 3 F1 cme 0 1 8 Auxiliary Building, Unit Ion, 10 46 No. 1, Ground Floor Smoke, 0 1 Thermal 0 2 10 Reactor Building, Unit lon, 2 18 No. 1, Ground Floor Smoke 0 1 11 Bus 15 & 16 Switchgear Rooms Ion 2 6 12 Relay & Cable Spreading Room Ion 8 17 14 Computer Room Ion 2 4

, 19 Auxiliary Building, Unit Ion 5 31-i No. 1, Mezzanine 20 Reactor = Building, Unit Ion 4 15-No. 1, Mezzanine-21 Reactor Building,_ Unit Ion, 2 12

-No. 1, Annulus Mezzanine Flame 0 4 26 Bus 110 & 120 Switchgear Lion 2 2 Rooms-28 Auxiliary Building,___ Unit _ Ion 2 _15_ _

L No. 1, Operating Floor-29 Reactor Building, Unit- Ion. 2 14 No .- 1.-Operating Floor 30 Auxiliary Building, Unit -Ion- 7 l28 No. 1,: Fan Deck 31 Control Room Chille:r Unit Ion 2 6

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SAFETY RELATED FIRE DETECTION INSTRUMENTS TYPE OF MINIMUM NO TOTAL NO.

ZONE NO. LOCATION DETECTOR REQUIRED INSTALLED 32 Reactor Building, Unit Ion 2 4 No. 1, Fan Floor 33 Spent Fuel llandling Area Ion 4 13 35 Battery Rooms Ion 2 2 I

40 Auxiliary Building, Unit Ion 5 14 No. 2, Ground Floor 42 Reactor Bui'. ding, Unit Ion, 2 16 No. 2, Ground Floor Smoke 0 1 43 Bus 25 E 26111 & 121 Ion 2 6 Switchgear Rooms 46 Auxiliary Building, Unit on 5 22 No. 2, Mezzanine 47 Reactor Building, Unit Ion, 2 12 No. 2, Annulus, Mezzanine Flame 0 4 50 Bus 440 E 220--122 Switchgear Ion 2 2 Roome 51 Auxiliary Buf.1 ding Unit Ion 1 10 No. 2, Operating Floor 52 Reactor Building, Unit Ion 3 14 No. 2, Operating Floor 53 Auxiliary Building, Unit Ion 3 23 No. 2, Fan Deck 54 Reactor Building, Unit Ion 2 4 No. 2, Fan Deck 56 Reactor Building, Unit Ion 4 15 No. 2, Mezzanine 57 Control Room Ion 7 30 74 Screenhouse, Ground Floor Ion 1 11 75 Screenhouse, Operating Floor Ion 2 20 82 D-1 Diesel Generator Room lon, 2 3 Flame 0 1

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SAFETY RE1ATED FIRE DETECTION INSTRUMENTS TYPE OF MINIMUM NO TOTAL NO.

ZONE NO. IDCATION DETECTOR -REQUIRED INSTALLED

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SAFETY RELATED FIRE DETECTION, INSTRUMENTS TYPE OF MINI".UM NO TOTAL NO.

ZONE NO. LOCATION DETECTOR REQUIRED INSTALLED 97;19 Bds ~27 Roorn, 718 ' Iori 2 3 97s21 D5 Panti f Battery Room? Ion  ? 14 695i 97f22 D6' Panel _ W Battery; Roorn! Ion 7 14 6 9 5 '.,

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  • fire detection and protection of the nuclear safety related structures, systems, and components.

Obiective To verify the operability of instrumentation and plant systems used for fire detection and protection of nuclear safety related structures, systema and -

components.

Enecification A. Fire Detection Instrumentation

1. The minimum number of 16iQhdiflarfejfire detectors _ required in each zone specified in Table TS.3.14-1 shall be functionally tested once every six months,-7TpxcepRih' a tMTorfi6pd6tectWrs(thiVais7Addfessab.le fidm"s]dadibatedicbntroppdnelfthef psoper? sensitivity (shdll bf verified 3uarterly$th theLininimum numberiof1 addressable" fire detectorsjspecifiedin; Table.TS!.3[14%funscionallyjtestedinenisVsff two;ye,arsg O mintasis*0f f 2WbfithsYf e s tifabis'tt li6hnal"'detdEtodikill? beNeitidT'06 -

an 9nnualis che du1(vi tR alli ttie rnial[de tWtors y t{s tsdla Q1eais t]ohede r 5fyears! .

The minimum nunber of fire detectors required in areas which are - '

, inaccessible during operation shall be functionally tested during each cold shutdown exceeding 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> unless performed during the previous six months, however, the outage need not be extended solely for completion of these tests. .

2. The alarm circuit for the detectors required in each zone specified in Table TS.3.14 1 shall be tested every six months.

B. Fire SuppInssion Water System

1. The system shall be verified operable-as follows:
a. Operability of the diesel-driven fire pump starting battery shall be demonstrated by:
1. Once each week verify electrolyte level and voltage-_is within specification.
2. Once every three months verify the specific gravity of each cell is within specifications, t
3. Once every 18 months -inspect the batteries, battery racks, and - '

electrical connections for damage or abnormal deterioration. -

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The minimum number of fire detectors required to be OPERABLE in each fire zone are feet 4+na14y-tested following the manuf+etur+r temsnufaytsrefjid recommendations-each-cin cat 4*e, except for those located inside the primary containment which are tested during each COLD SRUTDOWN exceeding 24~ hours-unless performed during the previous six months. These tests-teste are performed by the plant staff. Other fire detectors will be tested at an.

interval which experience has shown to be necessary to assure reliable operation. Every six months an alarm circuit check is performed. This-check can be performed in conjunction with detector functional tests. All-circuitry is also provided with automatic supervision for opena and ground

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Fire pumps are tested each month to verify OPERABILITY. Test starting of . ,

the screen wash pump is not required since it is normally' in service. Each fire pump is manually started and operated for at least 15 or 20 minutes with pump flow directed through the recirculation test line. Every 18 i

months the OPERABILITY of the automatic actuation logic for.the fire pumps l

and the-screen wash pump is verified and the performance of each pump is verified to meet system requirements.- The specified flush and valve lineup check provide assurance that the piping system is capable of supplying fire suppression water to all safety related areas. When one of the pumps is inoperable the operable purups are run daily to verify OPERABILITY until all pumps are once again available, FIRE SUPPRESSION WATER SYSTEM flow tests will be done at least every three years to verify hydraulic performance. The testing will be performed using Section II, Chapter 5 of the Fire Protection llandbook, 14th Edition, as a procedural guide. The test is generally performed in conjunction with - .

Insurance inspections.

Surveillance specified for each spray and sprinkler system is intended to --

assure that the systems will function as designed when they are needed.

Functional tests are conducted at 18 month intervals on those ' systems provided with test facilities.

The testing specified for the. relay and cable spreading room CO 2system provides assurance that the CO2 inventory is adequate to extinguish a fire in this area and that the system is capable of automatic actuation, llose stations and yard hydrant hose houses are inspected monthly :to verify that all required equipment is in place. Caskets in hose couplings are inspected periodically and the hose-is pressure tested. Pressure testing-of

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Plant fire barrier walls are provided with seals for pipes and cables whhre necessary. Where such seals are installed, they must be maintained intact to perform their function. Visual inspection of each installed seal is-required every 18 months and .af ter seal repair. A visual inspection-following repair of a seal in the secondary containment boundary is sufficient to assure that seal leakage will be within acceptable limits.

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Exhibit C Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant License Amendment Request Dated February 10, 1993 REVISED TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION PAGES Exhibit C consists of revised pages and one new page for the Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant Technical Specifications.

The existing pages affected by this License Amendment Request are listed below: __

ERELE TS 3.14-1 TS.3.14-4 Table TS.3.14-1 Page 1 of 4 Table TS.3.14-1 Page 2 of 4 Table TS.3.14-1 Page 3 of 4 TS.4.16-1 B.4.16-1 B.4.16-2 The new page added oy this License Amendment Request is:

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TS.3.14-2 3.14.B.1. b. An OPERABLE flow path capable of taking suction from the river and transferring the water through distribution piping with OPERABLE sectionalizing control or isolation valves to the yard hydrant valves and the first valve ahead of each deluge valve, hose station, or sprinkler system required to be OPERABLE.

2. With one or two of the pumps required by Specification 3.14.B.1.a inoperable, restore the inoperable equipment to OPERABLE status within 7 days or provide a special report to the Commission within 30 days outlining the plans and procedures to be used to provide for the loss of redundancy ir. the FIRE SUPPRESSION WATER SYSTai.
3. With the TIRE SUPPRESSION WATER SYSTEM otherwise inopernble:
a. Establish a backup FIRE SUPPRESSION WATER SYSTEM within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />, and
b. Provide a special report to the Commission within 30 days outlining the actions taken and the plans and schedule for restoring the inoperable system to OPERABLE status.

C. Spray and Sprinkler Systems

1. Whenever equipment protected by the following spray and sprinkler systems is required to be OPERABLE, the spray and sprinkler system shall be OPERABLE (except as pecified in 3.14.C.2 below):
a. Auxiliary Feed Pump Room VP-10
b. D1 and D2 Diesel Generator Areas PA-1 l -
c. Unit No. 1 Electrical Penetration Area PA-3
d. Unit No. 1 Electrical Penetration Area PA-4
e. Unit No. 2 Electrical Penetration Area PA-6
f. Unit No. 2 Electrical Penetration Area PA-7
g. Screenhouse PA-9
h. D5 Diesel Generator Area PA-12
1. D6 Diesel Generator Area PA-13
2. If Specif . cation 3.14.C.1 cannot be met, a continuous fire watch with backup fire suppression equipment shall be established within one hour. Restore inoperable spray and sprinkler systems to OPERABLE status within 14 days or submit a special report to the Commission within 30 days outlining the cause of inoperability and the plans for restoring the system to OPERABLE status, l

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TS 3.14-4 3.14.F. Yard Hvdrant Hose Houses -

'.( l. Whenever equipment in the following buildings _is required to be OPERABLE, the' yard hydrant hose houses in the_ main jard loop-

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adjacent to each building shall be.0PERABLE7 (except as specified. ,

f7 3.14.F.2 below):

a, Unit No.- 1 Reactor Building 3

b. Unt: No.'2 Reactor Building r Turbine Bu11 din 6
d. Auxiliary Building e, screen House
f. D5/D6 Building
2. If' Specification 3.14.F.1.cannot be met withir. onofhour haver sufficient additional lengths of 2-1/2- inch d! ameter hose c: ,

located le adjacent OPERABLE -yard hydrant' hose house (c)~ et provide service to the unprotected area (s),

Restare the yard hydrant hose hcusa(s) to OPERABLILatatus within g 14 days or submit a a r, racial reportito the Commission within. ,

30 days outlining-the es .se of the inoperabilityLand theyplans1 and schedule for restoriet the houscs to-OPERABLE: status.

C. Penetrction F(re Bai riers

1. All penetratio, _ fire barriers in fire arca Lboundaries ' pro ~ ecting
equipnent required tt jo OPCRABLE shall be-OPERABLE (except'as-epecified in 3.14.G.2 below). ,
2. If Specification 3.14,G.1 cannot'be. met within one hour:

O a). establish a continuous fire watch on at least l ene side of the affected penetration (s)~,'or.

b)- verify the OPERABILITY' oi the1 fire detectors. cn = at least one side of the inoperable barrier and establish an hourly fire -

watch.

Restore the inoperable penetration. fire barriers to OPERABLE, status within 7 d' e gor submit a special' report to the Commissien- g within 30 days outlining the Lcause of _ the inoperability .and tha t

  • plans andlschedt.le for restoring the barriers to OPERABLE. status.

H. The provisions of specification 3.0.C. are not. applicable.

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-l TYPE OF MINDIUM NO ' TOTAL NO. l ZONE NO. LOCATION DETECTOR- REQUIRED LINSTALLID 1 -Battery Rooms ~ Ion 2 '2

.2 Air compressor & Auxiliary- Ion, 2 9' Feed Pump Area Thermal 0 3=

6 D-2 Diesel Generator Room Ion, 2' -3' Flame 0 1 Auxiliarv !.oilc.ing, Unit Ion ,;- 10 46. i No. 1. Ground Floor Smoke, 0 1  ;

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10 Reactor Building, Unit Ion, 2- ~18

!- No. 1, Ground Floor. Smoke O- 1 11 Bus 15 6 16.Switchgear Rooms Ion 2 -6 t

12 Relay & Cable Spreading Room Ion 8 17 14 Computer Room Ion 2 -4 '

[- 19 Auxiliary Building, Un.it- -Ion. 5 31.

(; No. 1, Mezzanine 20 Reaccor Building, Unit Ion- 4 15 j- No. 1, Mezzanine L

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. 26- Bus 110 & 120 Switchgear Ion -2 -2 Rooms 28 Auxiliary Building; Unit Ion :2' -15 ,

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30. Aux 111ary Building, Unit - lon 7 28 1ha. 1, Fan Deck 31 Control Room Chiller Unit Ion 2 6:

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TYPE OF - MINDfUM NO- TOTAL NO.

ZONE NO. LOCATION _ DETECTOR . REQUIRED -INSTALLED ,

32 Reactor Building, Unit Ion- 2 .4-No. 1, Fan Floor 33 Spent Fuel Handling Area- Ion 4 13

35 Battery Rooms! Ion 2 -2 -

40 Auxiliary Building, Unit Ion 5 -14 No-. 2, Ground Floor 42 Reactor Building, Unit Ion, '2 16 No. 2, Ground Floor Smoke 'O 1 t 43 Bus 111 & 121 Ion -2 6i - [.

Switchgear Rooms 46 Auxiliary Building, Unit. Ion 5- 22

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53 _ Auxiliary Building,' Unit- Ion 23 No. 2, Fan Deck 54 . Reactor Building, Unit: Ion 2 4-

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No. 2_, Mezzanino 57 Control-Room Ion 7 30-74 Screenhouse,' Ground Floor Ion 1- 11-75 Screen 1Euse, Operating Floor- Ion - 2 20-82 :D-1 Piesel-Generator Room. Ion, ~2- 3-Flame 0 1~

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SAFETY RE1ATED FIRE DETECTION INSTRUMENTS TYPE OF MINIMUM NO- TOTAL NO.

LOCATION DETECTOR REQUIR.ED INSTALLED ZONE NO. _

DS Engine Room Thermal 15 30-97-1 Flame 3 5 97-2 D6 Engine Room Thermal 15 -30 Flame 3 5 97 3 DS Control Room, 695' Ion 4 6 97-4 D6 Control Room, 695' Ion 4 -7 97-5 D5 MCC Room, 707' Ion 12 21 97-6 D6 MCC Room, 707' Ion 12- 21 97-7 DS Switchgear Room, 71P, ' lon 8 16 97-8 D6 Switchgear Recm, 718' Ion 8 15

'- 97-9 DS Fuel Oil Day T. Room, Ion 1 2 718' D6 fuel Oil Day Tank Room, Ion 1 2 97-10 718' j~ 97-11 35 480V Switchgear Room, Ion 8 15 l 735' l

97-12 D6 480V Switchgear Room, Ion 5 10 735' 97-13 DS Lube 011 Day Tank Room, Ion 1 2 718' 97 14 D6 Lube Oil Day Tank Room, Ion 1 2 718' 97-15 DS 735' Hatch Area Ion 3 5 l

97-16 D6 735' Hatch Area Ion 3 5 97-17 DS 735'. Hatch Area Ion 0 1 97 D6 735'~ Hatch Area . Ion 0 ,

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SAFETl RELATED FIRE DETECTION !NSTRUMENTS TYPE OF MINIMUM NO TOTAL NO.

Z0NE NO. LOCATION DETECTOR REQUIRED INSTALLED 97 19 Bus 27 Room, 718' Ion 2 3 97-21 D5 Panel & Eattery Room, Ion 7 14 695' 97-22 D6 Panel & Battery Room, Ion 7 14 _

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Qbiective To verify the operability of instrumentation and plant systems used for fire detection and protection of nuclear safety related structures, systems and components.

Specification A. Fire Detection Instrumentation

1. The minimum number of ion and flame fire detectors required in each l zone specified-in Table TS.3.14 1 shall be functionally tested once every six months, except that, for ion detectors that are addressable from a dedicated control panel, the proper sensitivity ;shall be varified quarterly with the minimum number of addressable fire detectors specified in Table TS.3.14-1 functionally tested once every-two years.

A minimum of 20% of the restorable thermal detectors will be tested on an annual schedule with all thermal detectors tested at least once per 5 years.

The minimum number of fire detectors required in areas which are inaccessible during operation shall be functionally tested during each cold shutdown exceeding 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> unless performed during the previous six months, however, tne outage need not be extended solely for completion of these tests.

2. The alarm circuit for the detectors reqtired in each one specified in Table TS .3.14-1 shall be tes ted every six months .

B. Fire Suppression Water Svstem

1. The system shall be verified operable as follows:
a. Operability of the diesel-driven fire pump starting battery shall be demonstrated by:
1. Once each week verify electrolyte level and voltage is within specification.
2. Once every three months verify the specific gravity of each cell is within specifications.
3. Once every 18 months inspect the batteries, battery racks, and electrical connections for damage or abnormal deterioration.

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B.4.16-1 4.16 FIRE DETECTION AND PROTECTION SYSTEMS Eases o There are two configurations for ion fire detectors in the plant, those which are addressable by a dedicated control panel (a programmable logic controller) and those which are not. An addressable detector allovs for. a '

more frequent check of sensitivity which is. generally more informative than a functional test. However, the functional test may be substituted forfthe sensitivity test if desired (e.g. , when the sensitivity check function is unavailable) . .

The minimum number of fire detectors required to be OPERABLE in each fire zone are tested following the manufacturers' recommendations, except for- :l.

those located inside the primary containment which are tested during each COLD SHUTDOWN exceeding 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> unless performed during the previous six months. These tests are performed by the plant staff. Other fire detectors . l~

will be tested at an interval which experience.has shown to be necessary to assure reliable operation. Every six months an alarm circuit check is performed. This check can be performed in conjunction with detector functional tes ts. All circuitry is also provided with automatic supervision for opens and ground faults.

Fire pumps are tested each month to verify OPERABILITY. Test starting of the screen wash pump is -not required since it is normally in service. Each fire pump is manually started and operated for at least 15 ct 20 minutes with pump flow directed through the recirculation test line. Every 18 months the OPERABILITY of the automatic actuation logic for the fire pumps" and the screen wash pump is verified and the performance-of-each pump is verified- to meet system requirements. The specified: flush and> valve. lineup check provide assurance that the piping system is capable of supplying fire:

suppression water toEcl1 safety related_ areas. When one of the pumps isL_ ,

inoperable the operable pumps are run daily to varify OPERABILITY until'all pumps are once again available.

FIRE SUPPRESSION WATER SYSTEM flow' tests will be done at least-every_three-years to-verify hydraulic performance. The testing will be performed using--

Section II, Chapter 5 of the Fire -Protection Handbook.14th Edition, as a procedural guide. The test _is generally performed in conjunction with' i insurance inspections.

Surveillance specified for each spray and sprinkler system is intended. co assure that the systems'will function as designed when they are needed.

Functional tests are conducted at 18 month intervals on those systems provided with test facilities.

The testing specified for the relay and cable spreading room CO2 system :

provides assurance that the CO2 inventory is adequate to extinguish a fire in this area and that the system is capable of automatic actuation.

Hose stations and yard hydrant hose houses are inspected monthly co verify Gaskets in hose couplings are

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that all required equipment is in place.

inspected periodically and t.he hose is pressure tested. Pressure testing of 4

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Bases continued outdoor hose is conducted more frequently than indoor hose because of the less favorable storage conditions. OPEEASILITY of hose stacion isolation valves is verif ted ever.r three years b: partially opening .each valve to .

verify flow. All of these tests provide a high degree of assurance that - ,

each hose station will perform satisfactorily after piiriods of standby ,

service.

Plant fire barrier walls are provided with seals for pipes and cab 1cs where nec essary. Where such seals are installed, they must be maintained intact to perform their function. Visual inspection of each installed seal is required every 13' months and after seal repair. A visual inspection

,- following repair of a seal in the secondury containment boundary !s sufficient to assure that seal leakage vill be within acceptable limits.

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