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Reactor Containment Bldg Integrated Leak Rate Test Brunswick Steam Electric Plant Unit 1
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i INTEGRATED LEAK RATE TEST SEPTEMBER 1985 1

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f TABLE OF CONTENTS Sect. Item Title Page 1.0 SYNOPSIS 1

2.0 INTRODUCTION

3 3.0 GENERAL, TECHNICAL, AND TEST DATA 4 3.1 GENERAL DATA 4 3.2 TECHNICAL DATA 4 3.3 TEST DATA 4 4.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA 6 i - 4.1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA 6 4.2 RED'JCED DURATION TESTING ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA 6 5.0 TEST INSTRUMENTATION 7 5.1

SUMMARY

OF INSTRUMENTS 7 5.2 SCHEMATIC ARRANGEMENT 8 5.3 CALIBRATION CHECKS 8 5.4 INSTRUMENTATION PERFORMANCE 8

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5.5 VOLUME WEIGHTING FACTORS 9 5.6 SYSTEMATIC ERROR ANALYSIS 10 5.7 SUPPLEMENTAL VERIFICATION 13 6.0 TEST PROCEDURE 14 6.1 PREREQUISITES 14 6.2 GENERAL DISCUSSION 14 6.3 TEST PERFORMANCE 16 7.0 METHODS OF ANALYSIS 17 7.1 GENERAL DISCUSSION 17 7.2 STATISTICAL EVALUATION 20 8.0 DISCUSSION OF RESULTS 22 8.1 RESULTS AT P 22 8.2 SUPPLEMENTAL" TEST RESULTS 25 8.3 AS FOUND ANALYSIS 26

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SCHEMATIC ARRANGEMENT OF TEST INSTRUMENTATION

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LEAKAGE' RATE TEST GRAPHS D - -jCOMPUTER RESULTS E -

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1.0 SYNOPSIS The Brunswick Steam Electric Plant Unit No. 1 reactor containment

' building was subjected to a periodic integrated leak rate test during the period of September 24 to September 25, 1985. The purpose of this test was - to demonstrate the acceptability of the building leakage rate at an internal pressure of 49.0 psig (P . Testing was performed in accordance with the requirements of 10CFR50 Ap)pendix J, ANSI N45.4-1972,Bechtel Topical Report BN-TOP-1 and Brunswick Steam Zlectric Plant Unit No. 1 Technical Specifications. .

e The Mass Point method of analysis resulted in a measured leakage rate of 0.270% by weight per day at 50 psig. The leakage rate at the upper bound of the 95% confidence interval was 0.276% by weight per day. A correction factor of 0.008 percent by weight per day for 11 penetrations which were not vented for the test must be added to the test results.

Therefore, the leakage rate at the upper bound of the 95 percent confidence interval is 0.284 percent by weight per day which is below the allowable leakage rate of 0.375 percent by weight per day.

i Utilizing the. Total Time method of analysis, the calculated leakage rate was found to be 0.259% by weight per day and 0.356% by weight per day at the upper bound of the 95% confidence interval at the 50 psig pressure level. The mean of the measured leak rates based on the total time calculations for the last five hours of the test was 0.274% by weight per day. With the addition of the Type C penalty the leakage rate at the upper bound of the 95 percent confidence interval is 0.364 percent by weight per day. All total time analyses are below the allowable leakage rate of 0.375 percent by weight per day and meet the criteria set forth in Bechtel Topical Report BN-TOP-1 for conduct of a reduced duration integrated leakage rate test.

An equivalent leakage rate reduction of 0.081 by weight per day was i' achieved by performing Type B and C tests prior to the integrated leakage rate test (see Section 8.3). Therefore the "as found" reactor containment integrated leakage rate is the measured leakage rate of 0.284 by weight per day plus the 0.081 by weight per day or 0.365 by weight per i'

day using the Mass Point method of analysis.

The supplemental instrumentation verification test at P demonstrated an agreement between measured reactor containment building integrated leakage rates of 6.8% using the Mass Point method and 7.6% using the Total Time method which are within the 25% requirement of 10CFR50, Appendix J, Section III A.3.b.

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Testing was performed by Carolina Power and Light Company with the technical assistance of United Energy Services Corporation. Procedural and calculational methods were witnessed by Nuclear Regulatory Commission personnel.

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2.0 INTRODUCTION

The objective of the integrated leak rate test was the establishment of the degree of overall leak tightness of the reactor containment building at the calculated desi,gn basis accident pressure of 49.0 psig. The allowable leakage is defined by the design basis accident applied in the safety analysis in accordance with site exposure guidelines specified by 10CFR100. For Brunswick Steam Electric Plant Unit No. 1, the maximum allowable integrated leak rate at the design basis accident pressure of 49.0 psig (P,) is 0.5% by weight per day (L,) .

Testing was performed in accordance with the procedural requirements as stated in Brunswick Steam Electric Plant Integrated Primary Containment Leak Rate Test Procedure PT-20.5. This procedure received two independent technical safety reviews and was approved by the Manager, Technical Support prior to the commencement of the test.

Leakage rate testing was accomplished at the pressure level of 50.0 psig for a period of 13.25 hours2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months . The 13.25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months period was followed by a one hour stabilization period and 6.75 hour8.680556e-4 days 0.0208 hours 1.240079e-4 weeks 2.85375e-5 months supplemental test for a verification of test instrumentation.

4 3.0 GENERAL, TECHNICAL, AND TEST DATA 3.1 GENERAL DATA Owner: Carolina Power & Light Docket No. 50-325 Location:

Southport, North Carolina Type: Mark 1, BWR-4 dontainment

Description:

Steel lined, reinforced concrete,

' light bulb' shaped drywell with torus shaped suppression chamber connected by a vent system. Vacuum breakers are provided between the suppression-chamber and both the drywell and reactor building.

Date Test Completed: September 25, 1985 3.2 TECHNICAL DATA Containment Net Free Volume 294,981 cubic feet Design Pressures 62 psig Design Temperature: 300 F (drywell), 220 F (suppression chamber)

Calculated Accident Peak Pressure: 49.0 psig Calculated Accident Peak Tempera ture : 297 F 3.3 TEST DATA Test Method: Absolute Data Analysis Mass Point and Total Time Test Pressures 64.6 psia Max Allowable Leakage Rato (L,): 0.500 wt % per day 9

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3.3 TEST DATA (Cont'd)

Measured Leakage Rates Mass Point , 0 270 wt % per day Total Time 0.259 wt % per day Measured Leakage Rate at UCL Mass Point 0 284 wt % per day Total Time 0.364 wt % per day dupplemental Test Flow Rate 0.495 wt % per day Gupplemental Test Measured Leak Rate:

Mass Point 0.731 wt % per day Total Time 0.716 wt 4 per day Supplemental Test and L Agreement:

Mass Point 6.8%

Total Time 7.6%

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6 4.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA 4.1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA Acceptance criteria established prior to the test and as specified by 10CFR50, Appendix J, ANSI N45.4-1972 and the Brunswick Steam Electric Plant Unit No. 1 Technical Specifications are as follows:

1. The measured leakage rate (L ) at the calculated design accident pressure of 49.0 psig (P )

allowable leakage rate ($,)skSil

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, building atmosphere per day. The acceptance criteria is determined as follows:

L, = 0.St/ day 0.75 L, = 0.3754/ day

2. The test instrumentation shall be verified by means of a supplemental test. Agreement between the containment leakage measured during the Type A test and the containment leakage measured during the supplemental test shall be within 25% of L,.

4.2 REDUCED DURATION TESTING ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA a In addition to the acceptance criteria mentioned above, the following reduced duration testing acceptance criteria contained in Bechtel Topical Report BN-TOP-1, Revision 1 dated November 1, 1972, was used:

1. The trend report based on total time calculations shall indicate that the magnitude of the calculated leak rate is tending to stabilize at a value less than the maximum allowable leak rate (0.75 L,).

2. The end of test upper 95% confidence limit for the calculated leak rate based on total time calculations shall be less than the maximum allowable leak rate.

3. The mean of the measured leak rates based on total time calculations over the last five hours of test or last 20 data points, whichever provides the most data, shall be less than the maximum allowable leak rate.

4. At least 20 data points shall be provided for statistical analysis.

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SUMMARY

OF INSTRUMENTS Test instruments employed are described, by systaa, in the following subsections.

5.1.1 Temperature Indicating System Components:

1. Resistance Temperature Detectors:

Quantity 24 Manufacturer Ros emount Type 78-S 100 ohm platinum Range, F 0 to 400 Accuracy, F +0.1 Sensitivity, F ((0.1

2. Temperature Indicator Quantity 3 Manufacturer Chromalox Type 2510 process indicator Accuracy, F +0.1

. Repeatability, F {[0.1 5.1.2 Dewpoint Indicating System

1. .Deweell Elements Quantity 9 Manufacturer Foxboro Type 2701 RG Nickel RID Ra n ge ,. F 0 - 150 dewpoint Accuracy, OF +2 Sensitivity, F {0.5

2. Dewpoint Transmitters Quantity 9 Manufacturer Foxboro Type Model E94, 4-20 ma output Accuracy, F +0.4 Repeatability, UF {[0.1

8 5.1.3 Pressure Monitoring System Precision Pressure Gauges Quantity 1 Manufacturer Texas Instruments Type Model 145 (with direct readout)

Range, psia ,

0 - 75 Accuracy, psia 0.015% of full sc' ale Sensor sensitivity, psia 0.0013% of full scale Repeatability, psia 0.001% of full scale 5.1.4 Supplemental Test Flow Monitorina System Flowmeter Quantity 1 Manufacturer Brooks Type Model 1110 Range, scfm 0-5 Accuracy +2% of full scale 5.2 SCHEMATIC ARRANGEMENT The arrangement of the four measuring systems summarized in Section 5.1 is depicted in Appendix A.

Drybulb temperature sensors were placed throughout the reactor containment vessel volume to permit monitoring of internal temperature variations at 24 locations. Dewcells were placed at nine locations to permit monitoring of the reactor containment partial pressure of water vapor. A temperature survey was performed af ter the sensors were installed which verified there were no large areas of temperature va ria tion.

5.3 CALIBRATION CHECKS Temperature, dewpoint, and pressure measuring systems were checked for calibration before the test as recommended by ANSI N45.4-1972,

- Section 6.2 and 6.3. The results of the calibration checks are on file at Brunswick Steam Electric Plant. The supplamental test at 49.0 psig confirmed the instrumentation acceptability.

5.4 INSTRUMENTATION PERFORMANCE During the pressurization phase, one dewcell exhibited abnormal behavior and was not used for the test. The remaining nine dewcells, 24 RTDs, one precision pressure gauge, and flow meter performed satisfactorily throughout the performance of the integrated leak rate test and provided more than adequate coverage of the containment.

1 5.5 VOLUME WEIGHTING FACTORS Weighting factors were assigned to each drybulb temperature sensor and dewpoint temperature sensor based on the calculated volume of the reactor containment building each sensing device monitored. Drybulb and dewpoint temperature sensors elevation and weighting factors for the test were as follows:

Elevation / , Temperature Weighting Azimuth Element Factor 93/0 TE 1 .0264

. 93/180 TE 2 .0264 78/270 TE 3 .0187 78/90 TE 4 .0187 66/0 TE 5 .0115 66/180 TE 6 .0115 54/270 TE 7 .0136 54/90 TE 8 .0136 46/300 TE 9 .0194 46/0 D TE 10 .0194 46/180 TE 11 .0194 33/0 TE 12 .0500 33/120 TE 13 .0500 33/240 TE 14 .0500 16/0 TE 15 .0577 16/270 TE 16 .0577 16/ 180 TE 17 .0577 16/90 TE 18 .0577 Torus /0 TE 19 .0701 Torus /60 TE 20 .0701 Torus /120 TE 21 .0701 Torus /180 TE 22 .0701 Torus /240 TE 23 .0701 Torus /300 TE 24 .0701 93/270" DPE 1 .0527 78/90 DPE 2 .0489 54/0 DPE 3 .0386 46/180 DPE 4 .0583 33/270 DPE 5 .1502 16 /90 DPE 6 .2309 Torus /0 DPE 7 .1402 Torus /180 DPE 9 .1401 Torus /270 DPE 10 .1401 f

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10 5.6 SYSTEMATIC ERROR ANALYSIS Systematic error, in this test, is induced by the operation of the temperature indicating system, dewpoint indicating system, and the pressure indicating system.

Justific'ation of instrumentation selection was accomplished, using

, manufacturer's sensitivity and repeatability tolerances stated in

.Section 5.1, by computing the instrumentation selection guide (ISG)

. formula.

Containment leakage determined by the Absolute Method requires accurate i measurement of small changes in containment pressure with suitable corrections for temperature and water vapor. Since the Absolute Method utilizes the change in a reading (i.e. , pressure and temperature) to calculate leak rate, the repeatability, sensitivity, and readability of the instrument system is of more concern than the accuracy. To perform the ISG calculation, the sensitivity error of the sensor and the repeatability error of the measurement system must be used.

4 Sensitivity is defined as "the capability of a sensor to respond to change." Sensitivity is usually a function of the system measuring the sensor output. When the sensor energy state is raised or lowered an amount equal to the smallest value which the entire system will process, a change of indication will occur. To determine sensitivity for ILRT sensors, it is necessary to analyze the smallest value of the analog sensor output which will cause a one digit change in the digital display.

Repeatability is defined as "the capability of the measurement system to reproduce a given reading from a constant source."

Utili=ing the methods, techniques, and assumptions in Appendix G to ANS 56.8-1981, the ISG formula was computed for the Absolute Method as follows:

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L = 0.5%/ day a

P = 64.6 psia T = 548 R drybulb T = 78 F dewpoint dp t = 13.25 hours2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months i

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2. Total Absolute Pressures e p

No. of sensors = 1 Range = 0 - 75 psia Sensor sensitivity error (E ) = +0.0013% of full scale Measurement system error ( c ) = +0.001% of full scale p

1/2 e =+ (E ) +(c) / (no. of sensors] !

2 e = (0.000975)2 + (0.00075)2" / (1) 1/2

, P e = +0.00123

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Nos. of sensors = 9 Sensor sensitivity error (E ) = +0.5 F Measurement system error (c excluding sensor P"),= +.1 F At a dewpoint temperature of 78 F, the equivalent water vapor I

pressure change _(as determined frca steam tables) is 0.0157 psia / F E = +0.5 F (0.0157 psia / F)

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13 The ISG value does not exceed 0.25 L (0.125%/ day) and it is therefore concluded that the instrumentation selected was acceptable for use in determining the reactor containment integrated leakage rate.

5.7 SUPPLEMENTAL VERIFICATION In addition to the calibration checks described in Section 5.3, test instrumentation operation was verified by a supplemental test subsequent to the completion of the 13.25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months leakage rate test. This test consisted of imposing a known calibrated leakage rate on the reactor containment building. Af ter the flow rate was established, it was not altered for the duration of the test.

During the supplemental test, the measured leakage rate was:

L " L + L c v o Where:

L = Measured composite leakage rate consisting of the reactor containment building leakage rate plus the imposed leakage rate L = Imposed leakage rate L'=

y Leakage rate of the reactor containment building during the supplemental test phase Rearranging the above equation, L' y

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L, The reactor containment building leakage during the supplemental test can be calculated by subtracting the known superimposed leakage rate from the measured composite leakage rate.

The reactor containment building leakage rate during the supplemental test (L ')y was then compared to the measured reactor containment building leakage rate during the preceding 13.25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months test (L to determine instrumentation acceptability. Instrumentation is c$$s)idered acceptable if the dif ference between the two building leakage rates is 'within 25% of the maximum allowable leakage rate (L,).

14 6.0 TEST PROCEDURE 6.1 PREREQUISITES Prior to commencement of reactor containment building pressurization, the following prerequisites were satisfied: ,

1. Proper operation of all test instrumentation was verified.

2. All reactor containment building isolation valves were closed using the normal mode of operation. All associated system valves were placed in post-accident positions.

3. Equipment within the reactor containment building, subject to damage, was protected from external differential pressures.

4. Portions of fluid systems, which under post-accident conditions become extensions of the containment boundary, were drained and vented.

5. Type B and C testing was completed with a leakage value less than 0.6 L,.

6. Containment pressurization system was operational.

7. Four drywell cooling fans and six portable blowers were in operation.

8. Potential pressure sources were removed or isolated from the containment.

9. An inspection of the accessible interior and exterior surfaces of the containment was completed.

6.2 GENERAL DISCUSSION Following the satisfaction of the prerequisites stated in Section 6.1, the reactor containment building pressurization was initiated at a rate of approximately 7.0 psi per hour. Af ter the containment was stabilized, leak rate testing was initiated at the 49.0 psig pressure level. For the duration of the 13.25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months leak test and the 6.75 hour8.680556e-4 days 0.0208 hours 1.240079e-4 weeks 2.85375e-5 months supplemental test, average internal containment temperature remained within a band of 3,0.40 F.

During the test the following occurred at 15 minute intervals (see Appendix B - Reduced Leakage Data):

1. Readings indicated by the precision pressure gauge were recorded and entered into the computer.

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2. Readings indicated by the 24 RTDs were recorded and entered into the computer. The computer program calculated the weighted average containment building drybulb temperature by use of a weighting i factor that was assigned to each RTD. This value was subsequently I converted to degrees Rankine for use in the ideal gas law equation to calculate containment building weight of air.

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3. Readings indicated by the nine dewpoint temperature sensors were recorded and entered into the computer. The computer program converted the readings to dewpoint temperatures and then calculated the average containment dewpoint temperature by use of a weighting factor assigned to each sensor. This weighted average dewpoint

temperature was then converted to a partial pressure of water va po r .

The use of water vapor pressure (P , temperature (T), and the total pressure (P ) is described in more"de) tail in Section 7.1. All original data is on kile at Brunswick Steam Electric Plant Unit No.1.

Data was entered into an Atrona attache micro computer located in the plant computer room. The ILRT computer program utilized for the test had been previously checked with sample data of known results and certified prior to the test. The computer program then calculated the following at 15 minute intervals:

1. Total weight of containment air.

2. Mass point least squares fit leakage rate.

3. Mass point 954 upper confidence level leakage rate.

4. Observed total time leakage rate.

5. Total time mean leakage rate.

6. Total time least squares fit leakage rate.

7. Total time 954 upper confidence level leakage rate.

A plot of weighted average containment temperature, containment total pressare, containment average dewpoint temperature, and weight of air was f performed for each 15 minute data set (sae Appendix c).

Immediately following the 13.25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months leak test, a superimposed leakage rate was established for a one hour stabilization period and 6.75 hour8.680556e-4 days 0.0208 hours 1.240079e-4 weeks 2.85375e-5 months test period. During this time, temperature, pressure, and vapor pressure i were monitored as described above.

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16 6.3 TEST PERFORMANCE 6.3.1 Pressurization and Stabilization Phase Pressurization of the reactor containment building was started on September 23, 1985, at 2230. The pressurization rate was approximately 7 -

psi per hour. When containment internal pressure reached 50 psig at 0530 on September 24, pressurization was secured. By 0930 on September 24, temperature stabilization criteria had been met.

6.3.2 Integrated Leak Rate Testing Phase Fif teen minute f requency test data showed that relatively stable conditions existed within the containment. However, due to the added restrictions imposed upon a reduced duration test, the containment atmosphere was allowed to further stabilize until 1200 September 24 when data recording, reduction ar.d analyses began'. At approximately 1600 on September 24 a decision was made to add 30 inches of makeup water to the reactor vessel due to a slowly decreasing level. Upon completion of this evolution the start time for the integrated leakage rate test was moved to 1645 even though the previous 4.5 hours5.787037e-5 days 0.00139 hours 8.267196e-6 weeks 1.9025e-6 months of data indicated a leakage rate of approximately 0.220% by weight per day. From 1645 on September 24 1985, until 0600 on September 25 an acceptable leakage rate of 0.2704/ day with an associated 951 confidence interval of 0.006% by weight per day was obtained ucing the Mace Point method of analysis.

Utilizing the Total Time method, the measured leakage rate was 0.259t/ day and 0.3561 by weight per day at the upper bound of the 95) confidence interval.

6.3.3 Sepplemental Leakage Rate Test Phase Following completion of the 13.25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months integrated leak rate test. a leakage rate of 4.27 scfm was imposed on the containment building through a calibrated flow meter at 0600 on September 25. After a one hour stabilization period, leakage rate data was again collected at 15 minute intervals for a period of 6.75 hours8.680556e-4 days 0.0208 hours 1.240079e-4 weeks 2.85375e-5 months . With an imposed leak rate of 0.4954 per day a measured composite leakage rate of 0.7311 per day was obtained using the Mass Point method. This results in a containment building leakage rate agreement of 6.8% of L with the results of the 13.25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months test. Using the Total Time method of analysis, the measured composite leakage rate was 0.7161 per day, resulting in an agreement of 7.6% of L with the results of the 13.25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months test. These values are both well*within the acceptance limit of 25% of L,.

6.3.4 Depressurization Phase Af ter all required data was obtained and evaluated, containment building depressurization to O psig was started. A post test inspection of the drywell and torus revealed no unusual findings.

17 7.0 METHODS OF ANALYSIS 7.1 GENERAL DISCUSSION The Absolute Method of leakage rate determination was employed during testing at the 49.0 psig pressure level. The Gilbert / Commonwealth, Inc. ,

ILRT computer code calculates the percent per day leakage rate using both the m' ass point and total time methods.

The Mass Point method of computing leakage rates uses the following ideal gas law equation to calculate the weight of air inside containment for each 15 minute interval:

W= 144 PV ,

KP RT R Where:

W= Mass cf air inside containment, Ibn K= 5 lbm - R - in.

144 V/R = 7.96199 x 10 lbf P= Partial pressure of air, psia T= Average internal containment temperature, R V= 294,981 ft 3 lbf - ft R= 53.35 lbm-OR The partial pressure of air, P, is calculated as follows:

P= PT - P,y Where P = Total containment pressure T

= Partial pressure of water vapor determined by averaging the P,y nine dewpoint temperatures and converting to partial pressure of water vapor, psia

18 The average internal containment temperature, T, is calculated as follows:

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g fi i Tg The weight of air is plotted versus time for the 13.25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months test and for the 6.75 hour8.680556e-4 days 0.0208 hours 1.240079e-4 weeks 2.85375e-5 months supplemental test. The Gilbert / Commonwealth, Inc. ILRT computer code fits the locus of these points to a straight line using a linear least squares fit. The equation of the linear least squares fit line is of the form W = A + B, where A is the slope in Ibm per hour and Bistheinitialweightaktimezero. The least squares parameters are calculated as follows:

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( i) ( i) g XX B =

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( i) ( i i) g XX Where:

S = N g (It ) - (It g)

The weight percent leakage per day can then be determined from the following equation

-2400 A am B where the negative sign is used since A is a negative slope to express the leakage rate as a positive quantity.

7.1.2 Total Time Analysis The total time method utilizes the following equation to determine the leakage rate of the reactor containment building:

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beginning and the end of the test interval respectively.

Pj ,P2 = Average c ntainment pressure (corrected for water vapor pressure) at the beginning and end of the test interval respectively.

The mean total time leakage rate is derived from the above individual total time calculations. The equation for the mean leakage rate is in the form

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Where:

L = Individual total time leakage rates 1

t n = Number of total time leakage rates The individual leakage rates are then plotted aginst time for the duration of the 13.25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months test. The Gilbert / Commonwealth, Inc. ILRT computer code fits the locus of these points to a straight line using a linear least squares fit. The equation is of the form L = L + L j t where L, is the slope in percent per hour and L, is the initial leakage rate at time zero. The least squares parameters are calculated as follows:

It 2 EL g -

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20 7.2 STATISTICAL EVALUATION 7.2.1 General Af ter performing the least squares fit, the ILRT computer code calculates the following statistical parameters:

1. Limits of the 954 confidence interval for the mass point leakage rate (C g).

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Limits of the 95% confidence interval for the total time leakage rate (C g).

These statictical parameters are then used to determine that the measured leakage rate plus the 95 UCL meet the acceptance criteria.

7.2.2 Mass Point Confidence The upper 954 confidence limit for the mass point leakage rate is calculated as follows:

Cg = 2400 t 95 I8A/8)

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C = Upper 954 confidence limit t

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Student's t distribution with N-2 degrees of freedom S =

Standard deviation of the slope of the least squares fit line B =

Intercept of the least squares fit line The standard calculated deviation of the slope of the least squares fit line (Sg) is as follows:

S (N)

(N(It g2) -

(Ity ) 1 I Where S =

Common standard deviation of the weighted from the least squares fit line N =

Number of data points tg =

Time interval of the ith data point

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Z(Wi - W) s - ( 1 1/2 N-2 Where:

Wg = Observed mass of air W = Least squares calculated mass of air The ILRT computer code calculates an upper 954 confidence leakage rate as follows:

UCL =

L,,+ 2400 t9$ (Sg/B)

This UCL value is then used to determine that the measured leakage rate at the upper 954 confidence limit meets the acceptance criteria.

7.2.3 Total Time confidence The 954 confidence limit for the total time leakage rate is calculated as follows:

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8.1 RESULTS AT P 8.1.1 Mass Point Method of Analysis Data obtained during the leak rate test at P indicated the following

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Variable Maximum Change P

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y 0.015 psia T 0.224 r The method used in calculating the Mass Point leakage rate is described in Section 7.1.1. The results of this calculation is a mass point leakage rate of 0.2704/ day (see Appendix D) .

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Additional leakage rates must be applied to the measured leakage rate at l the upper 95% confidence level to account for penetration paths not exposed to the test pressure and for changes in the not f ree volume of the containment due to water level changes. Penetration paths not l exposed to the test pressure and the corresponding leakage rates based on analysis of minimum pathway local leakage rate testing are as follows:

Minimum Pathway Containment Local System Isolation Valves Leakage Rato (SCFH) l Drywell Drains 1-G16-r003/r004 1.393 l

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Feedwater (HPCI 1-821-F032A, 0 Injection Line A) 1-E41-F006, 1-B21-F010A l Reactor Building 1-RCC-V28/V52 0 Cooling Water RXS-SV12228/C 0 CRD Purge to Reactor i LJ2-V24/V22, O l Recirc Pumps V30 1-B32-V32/V22, 0 V30 Recire Sample 1-332-F019/F020 1.636 RHR Suction 1-E11-F008/F009 0 Reactor Water 1-G31-F001/F004 0 l Cleanup i

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1 Water level changes in the containment during the 13 25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months integrated leakage rate test are summarised belows Reactor Vessel Water Levels la00 9-24-85 209.8 inches 1

0600 9-25-85 203.5 inches Torus Water Levels 1600 9-24-85 -31.0 inches

! 0600 9-25-85 -31 0 inches I During the test, no makeup water was introduced into the reactor vessel.

Therefore, the volume change associated with the change in reactor vessel water level showed an increase in the not free volume of 136 1 cubic feet. This corresponds to a reduction in the measured containment leakage rate of 0.084t/ day. However, it is conservatively assumed that the water level decrease in the reactor vessel was not lost out of containment

and therefore no change in not f ree volume occurred.

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changes in net free volume UCL = 0.2704/ day + 0.006%/ day + 0.008%/ day + 0.000%/ day UCL = 0.284%/ day This value is well below the acceptance criteria leakage rate of 0.37 5%/ day ( .75L,) .

8.1.2 Total Time Method o' Analysis The method used in calculating the total time leakage rates is defined in Section 7.1.2. The results of these calculations are as follows:

1. The measured total time leakage rate for the 13.25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months test was 0 259% ly weight per day.

2. The 95% 4:onfidence limit associated with this leakage rate is 0.0974 per day. Thus, tha leakage rate at the upper bound of the 95% confidence level becomes:

UCL = 0.259 + 0.097 UCL = 0.3564/ day

3. The mean of the measured leakage rates based on the last five hours of the test was 0.274 percent by weight per day.

The corrected containment leakage rate at athe upper 95% confidence level l (UCL) for Type C penalties and changes in not free volume is calculated as follows:

UCL = L,, + 95% confidence limit + Type C leakage + changes 4

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UCL = 0.259%/ day + 0/097%/ day + 0.008%/ day + 0.000%/ day UCL = 0.364%/ day I

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The total time measured leakage rate, the measured leakage rate at the l' upper bound of the 95% confidence level and the mean of the measured leakage rates based on the last five hours of testing are below the acceptance criteria of 0.375%/ day.

' Therefore, the reactor containment building leakage rate, based on both I

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calculated design basis accident pressure (P ) of 49.0 psig is acceptable.

8.2 SUPPLEMENTAL TEST RESULTS i

After conclusion of the 13.25 hour2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months test at 49.0 psig (P , the flowmeter was placed in service and a flow rate of 4.27 scfm was $s)tablished.

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(0.495 + 0.270 - 0.125) <L f (0.495 + 0.270 + 0.125) 0.640 SL < 0.890 Since L was measured to be 0.731%/ day, this value falls within the acceptaEle range of 0.640% to 0.890% per day. Therefore, the acceptability of the test instrumentation is considered to have been verified.

83 AS FOUND ANALYSIS To determine the as-found containment leakage rate, an analysis was performed to evaluate any leakage savings from repairs or maintenance to containment isolation barriers. Leakage savings are realized when containment isolation barrier repairs or maintenance result in a lower minimum pathway leakage than that which existed prior to the repair or maintenance.

The results of the analysis are presented in Appendix F. The total leakage savings due to performing Type B and C tests prior to the Type A test was 41.93 scfh. This value is equivalent to 0.081% by weight per day.

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9.0 REFERENCES

1. PT-20.5, Integrated Primary Containment Leak Rate Test.

2. Brunswick Steam Electric Plant Unit No. 2 Final Safety Analysis Report.

3.

Code of Federal Regulations, Title 10, Part 50, Appendix J.

4. ANSI F*.5.4-1972, Leakage Rate Testing of Containment Structures for Nuclear Reactors, American Nuclear Society (March 16, 1972).

5. ANS-56.8-1981, Containment System Leakage Testing Requirements, American Nuclear Society.

6. ILRT Computer Code, Gilbert / Commonwealth, Inc.

7. Steam Tables, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1967.

8. BN-TOP-1, Testing Criteria for Integrated Leakage Rate Testing of Primsry Containment Structures for Nuclear Power Plants, Revision 1, November 1, 1972.

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APPENDIX B REDUCED TEST DATA DATE tit 1E PAVG PWV TAVG WEIGHT 9/24/85 1645 64.131 .522056 88.3562 93169.25 1700 64.1262 .524786 88.3464 93164.0390625 1715 64.1264 .520586 88.3548 93162.9140625 1730 64.1218 .522216 88.3532 93156.4453125 1745 64.1232 .519765 88.3441 93160.09375 1800 64.1172 .524815 88.3511 93150.1328125 1815 64.1189 .521061 88.346 93153.5390625 1830 64.1156 .523437 88.351 93147.7890625 1845 64.1166 .520451 88.348 93149.7265625 1900 64.1138 .521243 88.3461 93146 1915 64.1167 .518312 88.3489 93149.765625 1930 64.1125 .520452 88.3528 93143.09375 1945 64.1095 .523495 88.3765 93134.6328125 2000 64.1117 .523333 88.3962 93134.4453125 2015 64.1081 .525916 88.4067 93127.453125 2030 64.1072 .52577 88.4202 93123.9140625 2045 64.1093 .522742 88.4137 93127.9765625 2100 64.1095 .520471 88.4126 93128.546875 2115 64.1068 .521202 88.4161 93123.9921875 2130 64.1033 .522702 88.4238 93117.6015625 2145 64.0984 .525588 88.4111 93112.6640625 2200 64.0969 .525132 88.4201 93108.8984375 2215 64.0934 .526615 88.4176 93104.265625 2230- 64.0927 .526294 88.4218 93102.5703125 2245 64.0965 .52146 88.4357 93105.7578125 2300 64.0902 .525799 88.4377 93096.2265625 2315 64.089 .526005 88.4437 93093.453125 2330 64.087 .527023 88.4553 93088.546875 2345 64.0879 .525139 88.45 93090.7265625 0 64.0863 .524747 88.4563 93087.3125 15 64.0848 .525221 88.4558 93085.2578125 30 64.0819 .526061 88.4652 93079.53125 45 64.0846 .521385 88.4501 93085.9921875 100 64.0822 .521854 88.4498 93082.453125 115 64.0729 .527056 88.4447 93069.9609375 130 64.0747 .524328 88.4394 93073.3671875 145 64.0778 .518205 88.4346 93078.7265625 200 64.0677 .5243 88.4094 93068.3359375 215 64.0697 .518263 88.4051 93072.015625 230 64.0622 .522783 88.4019 93061.640625 245 64.0603 .521657 88.3851 93061.7734375 300 64.0551 .523912 88.3778 93055.3828125 315 64.0546 .521374 88.3788 93054.5625 330 64.0547 .518293 88.338 93058.1796875 345 64.0504 .519648 88.3635 93050.9375 400 64.0467 .521348 88.341 93049.3671875 415 64.046 .518048 88.3388 93048.7265625 430 64.042 .517039 88.3069 93048.34375 445 64.0344 .520567 88.2982 93038.890625 500 64.0352 .515852 88.2861 93041.984375 515 64.031 .517029 88.2781 93037.2578125

r APPENDIX B REDUCED TEST DATA DATE TIME PAVG F+lV TAVG WEIGHT 9/25/84 530 64.0005 .51451 88.2596 93039.703125 545 64.0294 .51158 88.2541 93039.09375 l 600 64.0181 .519948 88.2406 93024.8515625 615 64.0163 .513742 88.2317 93023.765625 630 64.0124 .512631 88.2204 93020.046875 645 64.0073 .511685 88.2172 93013.21875 O

APPENDIX B REDUCED VERIFICATION TEST DATA DATE TIME PAVG PWV TAVG WEIGHT 9/25/85 700 63.997 .516021 88.1953 93001.9296875 715 63.9899 .517126 88.1884 92992.78125 730 63.9856 .516423 88.1864 92986.8671875 745 63.982 .514006 88.1682 92984.75 800 63.9731 .516948 88.1631 92972.640625 815 63.9727 .512291 88.1624 92972.2421875 830 63.9631 .516853 88.1464 92961.0546875 845 63.9649 .511091 88.1512 92962.8203125 900 63.9532 .51679 88.1658 92943.3359375 915 63.95 '4977 89.1476 92941.796875 930 63.9437 .o18332 08.1447 92933.03125 945 63.9359 .519077 88.1392 92922.71875 1000 63.9343 .515747 88.138 92920.484375 1015 63.9266 .518421 88.1467 92907.8671875 1030 63.9253 .514737 88.1561 92904.3671875 1045 63.9221 .514949 88.1497 92900.7734375 1100 63.9184 .514574 88.1437 92896.5234375 1115 63.9128 .518185 88.1631 92885.0703125 1130 63.9111 .516933 88.1716 92881.0859375 1145 63.9078 .518209 88.199 92871.703125 1200 63.'G949 .527156 88.2023 92852.328125 1215 63.9025 .517539 88.2325 92858.2734375 1230 63.8989 .521079 88.2573 92848.9140625 1245 63.8973 .521722 88.2998 92839.3359375 1300 63.8954 .922636 88.3232 92832.578125 1315 63.8906 .524434 88.3359 92823.4765625 1330 63.8901 .52085 88.3497 92820.5078125 1345 63.8844 .522566 ,

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1. Mass Point Results A =

Slope of least squares line (Lbs/hr) is -10.48 B =

Intercept of least squares line (lbs) is 93167 L, = Measured leak rate is 0.270%/ day UCL =

95% upper confidence leakage rate is 0.276%/ day

2. Total Time Results A = Slope of least squares line (%/ day /hr) is -0/0045 B =

Intercept of least squares line (%/ day) is 0.319 L,, = Measured leak rate is 0.259 UCL =

95% upper confidence leakage rate is 0.356%/ day Mean leakage rate for last five hours is 0.274%/ day

3. Verification Test - Mass Point

-A = Slope of least squares line (1bs/hr) is -28.34 B = Intercept of least squares line (1bs) is 93003.9 L = Composite leakage rate is 0.731%/ day

4. Verification Test - Total Time A = Slope of least squares line (%/ day /hr) is 0.00036 B =

Intercept of test squares line (%/ day) is 0.716 L =

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READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1645 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 89.64 RTD 13 90 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.53 RTD 3 91.91 RTD 15 88.79 RTD 4 90.68 RTD 16 89.28 RTD 5 90.44 RTD 17 89.32 RTD 6 90.96 RTD 18 87.73 RTD 7 89.97 RTD 19 86.59 RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 87.01 RTD 9 88.92 RTD 21 87.05 RTD 10 90.12 RTD 22 87.07 RTD 11 90.6 RTD 23 86.34 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.9 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3562 IN F

= 548.046 IN R PRESS 1 64.653 PRESS 2 64.653 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.653 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 78.4004 DEWr'T 6 79.7922 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEhPT 9 82.9757 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWoT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.9197 THE PWV IS = .522056 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93169.25 LBM l

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OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1700 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 89.64 RTD 13 90 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.53 RTD 3 92.03 RTD 15 88.84 RTD 4 90.68 -

RTD 16 89.4 RTD 5 90.48 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.96 RTD 18 87.73 RTD 7 89.97 RTD 19 86.51

RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 87.01 RTD 9 88.92 RTD 21 87.01 RTD 10 90.2 RTD 22 87.03 RTD 11 90.68 RTD 23 86.34 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.78 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3464 IN F

= 548.036 IN R PRESS 1 64.651 PRESS 2 64.651 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.651 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 79.7922 DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.9757 DEWPT 4 81.7581 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.9929 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.08 THE PWV IS = .524786 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93164.0390625 LBM

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BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT GUMMARY OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1715 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 89.76 RTD 13 90 RTD 2 89.28 RTD 14 89.49 RTD 3 91.91

RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.76 RTD 16 89.28 RTD 5 90.48 RTD 17 89.36 RTD 6 90.96 RTD 18 87.73

.RTD 7 89.89 RTD 19 86.55 RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 86.97 RTD 9 88.92 RTD 21 87.01 RTD 10 90.24 RTD 22 87.03 RTD 11 90.72' RTD 23 86.26 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.9 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3548 IN F

= 548.045 IN R PRESS 1 64.647 PRESS 2 64.647 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.647 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.7717 DEWPT 4 81.7581 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT.5 81.5788 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.8331 THE PWV IS = .520586 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93162.9140625 LBM

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OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1730 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 89.76 RTD 13 89.96 RTD 2 89.28 RTD 14 89.45 RTD 3 91.91 . RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.72 RTD 16 89.32 RTD 5 90.44 RTD 17 89.36 RTD 6 91.04 RTD 18 87.73 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.51 RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 86.97 RTD 9 88.92 RTD 21 87.01 RTD 10 90.28 RTD 22 86.99 RTD 11 90.72 RTD 23 86.34 RTD 12 90,16 RTD 24 86.9 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3532 IN F

= 548.043 IN R PRESS 1 64.644 PRESS 2 64.644

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OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1745 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 89.8 RTD 13 89.96 RTD 2 89.28 RTD 14 89.45 RTD 3 91.91 RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.72 -

RTD 16 89.24 RTD 5 90.44 RTD 17 89.36 RTD 6 90.96 RTD 18 87.73 RTD 7 89.81 RTD 19 86.51 RTD 8 89.01 RTD 20 86.97 RTD 9 88.92 RTD 21 87.01 RTD 10 90.28 RTD 22 86.99 RTD 11 90.68 RTD 23 86.34 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.86 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3441 IN F

= 548.034 IN R PRESS 1 64.643 PRESS 2 64.643 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.643 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 78.1718 DEWPT 6 79.7922 DEWPT 2 79.9603 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.9757 DEWPT 4 61.962 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.11 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.7847 THE PWV IS = .519765 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93160.09375 LBM

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OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1800 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 89.84 RTD 13 89.96 RTD 2 89.02 RTD 14 89.45 RTD 3 91.95 ~

RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.68 RTD 16 89.32 RTD 5 90.44 RTD 17 89.06 RTD 6 91 RTD 18 87.77

. RTD 7 89.81 RTD 19 86.51 RTC 8 89.05 RTD 20 86.97 RTD. 9 88.92 RTD 21 87.01 RTD 10 90.28 RTD 22 86.99 RTD 11 90.68 RTD 23 86.3 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 P 3. 86 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3511 IN F

= 548.041 IN R PRESS 1 64.642 PRESS 2 64.642 J

THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.642 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.6259 DEWPT 6 79.7922

. DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 81.8013 DEWPT 9 82.9757 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.5788

, THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.0817 THE PWV IS = .524815 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93150.1328125 LBM

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OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1815 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 89.84 RTD 13 90 RTD 2 89.36 RTD 14 89.45 RTD 3 92.03 . RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.72 RTD 16 89.28 RTD 5 90.44 RTD 17 89.36 RTD 6 91.04 RTD 18 87.77 RTD 7 89.73 RTD 19 86.47 RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 86.97 RTD 9 88.96 RTD 21 86.97 RTD 10 90.36 RTD 22 86.99 RTD 11 90.64 RTD 23 86.3 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.82 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.346 IN F

= 548.036 IN R PRESS 1 64.64 PRESS 2 64.64 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.64 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 80'1821

. DEWPT 7 80.0073 DEWPT 3 82.2093 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 82.3514 DEWPT 5 80.6595 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.8611 THE PWV IS = .521061 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93153.5390625 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1830 DATE : 9/24/85 f

RTD 1 89.84 RTD 13 89.96 RTD 2 89.36 RTD 14 89.45 RTD 3 91.91 RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.72

RTD 16 89.28 4 RTD 5 90.44 RTD 17 89.36

'RTD 6 91.04 RTD 18 87.85 RTD 7 89.73 RTD 19 86.51 RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 86.97 RTD 9 88.96 RTD 21 86.97 i RTD 10 90.28 RTD 22 86.99 RTD 11 90.64 RTD 23 86.3

, RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.86

.THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.351 IN F

= 548.041 IN R PRESS 1 64.639 PRESS 2 64.639 i

THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.639. PSIA r

DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT 1-1 DEWPT 1 79.9603 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 80.2292 1 -DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.5355 DEWPT 5' 81.9929 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.0008 THE PWV IS = .523437 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93147.7890625 LBM e

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BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1905 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1845 DATE : 9/04/85 i

RTD 1 89.88 RTD 13 90 RTD 2 89.4 RTD 14 89.45 RTD 3 92.07 . RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.72 RTD 16 89.23 RTD 5 90.44 RTD l 89.36 RTD 6 91.04 RTD 18 87.85 l

RTD 7 89.81 RTD 19 86.47 i RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 86.93 RTD 9 88.96 RTD 21 86.97 RTD 10 90.4 RTD 22 86.95 RTD 11 90.72 RTD 23 86.3 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.78 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.348 IN F

= 548.038 IN R i

j PRESS 1 64.637 PRESS 2 64.637

! THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.637 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT l DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.7717 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.8252 THE PWV IS = .520451 PSIA 4

THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93149.7265625 LBM O

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BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1900 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 89.92 RTD 13 90 RTD 2 89.4 RTD 14 89.45 RTD 3 91.91 RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.72 RTD 16 89.28 RTD 5 90.48 RTD 17 89.36 RTD 6 91.08 RTD 18 87.85 l RTD 7 89.73 RTD 19 86.47 RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 86.93 RTD 9 88.96 RTD 21 86.97 RTD 10 90.4 RTD 22 86.95 RTD 11 90.72 RTD 23 86.3 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.78 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3461 IN F

= 548.036 IN R PRESS 1 64.635 PRESS 2 64.635 O

THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.635 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.5098 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.8719 THE PWV IS = .521243 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93146 LBM e

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I BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 4

1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

. READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1915 DATE : 9/24/85 i

RTD 1 89.92 RTD 13 90 -

RTD 2 89.4 RTD 14 89.'45 RTD 3 91.87 RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.72 RTD 16 89.32 RTD 5 90.48 RTD 17 89.4 RTD 6 91.04 RTD 18 87.89 RTD 7 89.73 RTD 19 86.47 RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 86.89 RTD 9 80.76 RTD 21 86.97 RTD 10 90.4 RTD 22 86.95 RTD 11 90.72 RTD 23 86.3 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.78 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3489 IN F

= 548.039 IN R PRESS 1 64.635 PRESS 2 64.635 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.635 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 79.7922 DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 80.8881 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH IGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6988 THE PWV IS = .518312 /SIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93149.765625 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1930 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 89.96 RTD 13 90 RTD 2 89.48 RTD 14 89.45 RTD 3 92.03 RTD 15 88.92 RTD 4 90.76 RTD 16 89.28 RTD 5 90.48 RTD 17 89.4 RTD 6 91.04 RTD 18 87.93 RTD 7 89.73 RTD 19 86.43 RTD 8 89.13 RTD 20 86.89 RTD 9 89 RTD 21 86.97 RTD 10 90.4 RTD 22 86.95 RTD 11 90.72 RTD 23 86.26 RTD 12 90.2 RTD 24 86.74 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3528 IN F

= 548.043 IN R PRESS 1 64.633 PRESS 2 64.633 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.633 FSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 81.9929 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.8252 THE PWV IS = .520452 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93143.09375 LBM e

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1945 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 89.96 RTD 13 90.08 RTD 2 89.52 RTD 14 89.53 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 88.92 4 RTD 4 90.76 RTD 16 89.32 RTD 5 90.48 RTD 17 89.4 RTD 6 91.04 RTD 18 88.01 RTD 7 89.81 RTD 19 86.43 RTD 8 89.13 RTD 20 86.89 RTD 9 89.04 RTD 21 86.97 RTD 10 90.4 RTD 22 86.95 RTD 11 90.72 RTD 23 86.26 RTD 12 90.24 RTD 24 86.78 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3765 IN F

= 548.067 IN R PRESS 1 64.633 PRESS 2 64.633 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.633 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.9603 DEWPT 6 80.014 DEWPT 2 80.6259 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.0043 THE PWV IS = .523495 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93134.6328125 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT -

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2000 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90 RTD 13 90.12 RTD 2 89.52 RTD 14 89.53 RTD 3 92.19 RTD 15 89 RTD 4 90.8 RTD 16 89.32 RTD 5 90.48 RTD 17 89.44 RTD 6 91.08 RTD 18 88.09 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.47 RTD 8 89.13 RTD 20 86.89 RTD 9 89.08 RTD 21 86.97 RTD 10 90.44 RTD 22 86.95 RTD 11 90.76 RTD 23 86.22 RTD 12 90.24 RTD 24 86.78 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3962 IN F

= 548.086 IN R PRESS 1 64.635 PRESS 2 64.635 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.635 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.9603 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 82.4132 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.9435 DEWPT 5 81.5788 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.9947 THE PWV IS = .523333 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93134.4453125 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1

, 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN.AT TIME PERIOD : 2015 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.04 RTD 13 90.12 RTD 2 89.56 RTD 14 89.57 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 88.96 RTD 4 90.8 RTD 16 89.4 RTD 5 90.56 RTD 17 89.48 RTD 6 91.08 RTD 18 88.09 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.43 RTD 8 89.17 RTD 20 86.89 RTD 9 89.08 RTD 21 86.97 RTD 10 90.44 RTD 22 86.95 RTD 11 90.76 RTD 23 86.26 RTD 12 90.28 RTD 24 86.78 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4067 IN F.

= 548.097 IN R PRESS 1 64.634 PRESS 2 64.634 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.634 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT 4

DEWPT 1 79.9603 DEWPT 6 80.2359 DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 79.5703 DEWPT 3 82.2093 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.5355 DEWPT 5 82.3947 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.1461 THE PWV IS = .525916 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93127.453125 LBM 9

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BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

'V-READ NGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2030 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.04 RTD 13 90.12 RT.D 2 89.56 RTD 14 89.57 RTD 3 92.23 RTD 15 89.04 RTD 4 90.8 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.56 RTD 17 89.52 RTD 6 91.12 ' RTD 18 88.09 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.43 RTD 8 89.22 RTD 20 86.89 RTD 9 89.12 RTD 21 86.93 RTD 10 90.48 RTD 22 86.95 RTD 11 90.84 RTD 23 86.26 RTD 12 90.32 RTD 24 86.74 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4202 IN F

= '548.11 IN R 1

PRESS 1 64.633 PRESS 2 64.633 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.633 PSIA ,

DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TJ ty 4 3 INT

'i DEWPT 1 80.1821 DEWPT 6 80.2359 DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 82.4132 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.7828 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81'.1376

, THE PWV IS = .52577: PSIA t

THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93123.9140625 LBM k'

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2045 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.04 RTD 13 90.12 RTD 2 89.56 RTD 14 89.57 RTD 3 92.19 RTD 15 89.04 RTD 4 90.8 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.52 RTD 6 91.12 RTD 18 88.09 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.43 RTD 8 89.22 RTD 20 86.85 RTD 9 89.12 RTD 21 86.93 RTD 10 90.48 RTD 22 86.95 RTD 11 90.76 RTD 23 86.26 RTD 12 90.28 RTD 24 86.74 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4137 IN F

= 548.104 IN R PRESS 1 64.632 PRESS 2 64.632 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.632 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 81.5541 DEWPT 6 79.7922 DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 79.7922 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.5788 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.96 THE PWV IS = .522742 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93127.9765625 LBM

ERUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2100 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.04 RTD 13 90.16 RTD 2 89.56 RTD 14 89.57 RTD 3 92.19 RTD 15 89.04 RTD 4 90.84 RTD 16 89.44 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.52 RTD 6 91.12 RTD 18 88.09 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.39 RTD 8 89.22 RTD 20 86.85 RTD 9 89.12 RTD 21 86.93 RTD 10 90.48 RTD 22 86.95 RTD 11 90.84 RTD 23 86.26 RTD 12 90.28 RTD 24 86.74 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4126 IN F

= 548.103 IN R PRESS 1 64.63 PRESS 2 64.63 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.63 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.1821 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 80.6595 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.8263 THE PWV IS = .520471 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93128.546875 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK-RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2115 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.04 RTD 13 90.16 RTD 2 89.56 RTD 14 89.61 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 89.04 RTD 4 90.84 RTD 16 89.44 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.17 RTD 18 88.13 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.35 I RTD 8 89.22 RTD 20 86.85 RTD 9 89.12 RTD 21 86.93 RTD 10 90.52 RTD 22 86.95 RTD 11 90.84 RTD 23 86.26 RTD 12 90.28 RTD 24 86.74

! THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4161 IN F

= 548.106 IN R PRESS 1 64.628 PRESS 2 64.628 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.628 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.404 DEWPT 6 79.7922 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.8695

.THE PWV IS = .521202 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93123.9921875 LBM i

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2130 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.04 RTD 13 90.2 l RTD 2 89.56 RTD 14 89.61 RTD 3 92.19 RTD 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.84 RTD 16 89.44 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.12 RTD 18 88.13 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.22 RTD 20 86.85 RTD 9 89.12 RTD 21 86.93 RTD 10 90.56 RTD 22 86.95 RTD 11 90.84 RTD 23 86.26 RTD 12 90.32 RTD 24 86.74 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4238 IN F

= 548.114 IN R PRESS 1 64.626 PRESS 2 64.626 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.626 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.9603 DEWPT 6 79.7922 i DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 80.2292

( DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.9577 THE PWV IS = .522702 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93117.6015625 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2145 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.04 RTD 13 90.12 RTD 2 89.56 RTD 14 89.61 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 89.04 RTD 4 90.84 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.56 RTD 17 89.52 RTD 6 91.17 RTD 18 88.13 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.26 RTD 20 86.85 RTD 9 89.12 RTD 21 86.93 RTD 10 90.56 RTD 22 86.91 RTD 11 90.84 RTD 23 86.22 RTD 12 90.32 RTD 24 86.74 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4111 IN F

= 548.101 IN R PRESS 1 64.624 PRESS 2 64.624 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.624 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT

, DEWPT 1 80.1821 DEWPT 6 80.4578 DEWPT 2 81.3501 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 82.2093 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 81.5788 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.1269 THE PWV IS = .525588 PSIA

O THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93112.6640625 LBM O

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BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1995 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT' TIME PERIOD : 2200 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.04 RTD 13 90.16 RTD 2 89.6 RTD 14 89.61 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.04 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.17 RTD 18 88.13 RTD 7 89.89 RTD 19 86.43 RTD 8 89.3 RTD 20 96.85 RTD 9 89.12 RTD 21 86.93 RTD 10 90.56 RTD 22 86.91 RTD 11 90.84 RTD 23 86.18 RTD 12 90.32 RTD 24 86.7

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THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4201 IN F

= 548.11 IN R PRESS 1 64.622 PRESS 2 64.622 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.622 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.404 DEWPT 6 80.014 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.0073

. DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.5677 4

DEWPT 4 82.5739 ~DEWPT 10 81.9435 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.1002 THE PWV IS = .525132 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93108.8984375 LBM

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BRUNSWICM STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2215 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.04 RTD 13 90.16 -

RTD 2 89.6 RTD 14 89.61 RTD 3 92.07 RTD 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.84 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.17 RTD 18 88.13 RTD 7 89.89 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.22 RTD 20 86.85 RTD 9 89.16 RTD 21 86.89 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.91 RTD 11 90.88 RTD 23 86.22 RTD 12 90.32 RTD 24 86.74 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4176 IN F

= 548.108 IN R PRESS 1 64.62 PRESS 2 64.62 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.62 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.404 DEWPT 6 80.9083 DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 79.7922 DEWPT 3 81.8013 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.5055 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.1869 THE PWV IS = .526615 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93104.265625 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2230 DATE : 9/04/85

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RTD 1 90.12 RTD 13 90.2 RTD 2 89.64 RTD 14 89.61 RTD 3 92.23 RTD 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.84 RTD 16 89.44 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.17 RTD 18 88.13 RTD 7 89.93 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.3 RTD 20 86.85 RTD 9 89.16 RTD 21 86.89 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.91 RTD 11 90.88 RTD 23 86.22 RTD 12 90.32 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4218 IN F

= 548.112 IN R PRESS 1 64.619 PRESS 2 64.619 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.619 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.066 DEWPT 6 80.2359 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 83.0251 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 82.5739 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.9929 THE' AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.1682 THE PWV IS = .526294 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93102.5703125 LBM

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BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAM RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2245 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.12 RTD 13 90.24 RTD 2 89.64 RTD 14 89.61 i RTD 3 92.31 RTD 15 89.08 l RTD 4 90.84 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.17 RTD 18 88.22 RTD 7 89.93 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.3 RTD 20 86.85 RTD 9 89.2 RTD 21 86.89 RTD 10 90.52 RTD 22 86.91 RTD 11 90.88 RTD 23 86.22 -

RTD 12 90.4 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4357 IN F

= 548.126 IN R c,

PRESS 1 64.618 PRESS 2 64.618 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.618 PSIA 4

DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT

DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 80.014 4 DEWPT 2 80.6259 DEWPT 7 79.5703 DEWPT 3 82.2093 DEWPT 9 82.5677

, DEWPT 4 82.5739 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE. DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.8847 THE PWV IS = .52146 PSIA i

THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93105.7578125 LBM

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BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2000 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.12 RTD 13 90.24 RTD 2 89.64 RTD 14 89.61 RTD 3 92.23 RTD 15 89.08 4

RTD 90.92 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.17 RTD 18 88.22 RTD 7 89.89 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.3 RTD 20 86.85 RTD 9 89.2 RTD 21 86.93 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.91 RTD 11 90.88 RTD 23 86.22 RTD 12 90.36 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4377 IN F

= 548.128 IN R PRESS 1 64.616 PRESS 2 64.616 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.616 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 81.5541 DEWPT 6 80.2359 DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 79.5703 DEWPT 3 82.4132 OEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 82.1907 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.1092 THE PWV IS = .525799 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93096.2065625 LBM :

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BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2315 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.16 RTD 13 90.24 ,

RTD 2 89.64 RTD 14 89.69 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.84 RTD 16 89.52 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.25 RTD 18 88.22 RTD 7 89.93 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.3 RTD 20 86.85 RTD 9 89.2 RTD 21 86.89 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.91 RTD 11 90.88 RTD 23 86.22 RTD 12 90.44 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4437 IN F

. = 548.134 IN R PRESS 1 64.515 PRESS 2 64.615 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.615 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.7384 DEWPT 6 80.2359 DEWPT 2 79.9603 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 82.4132 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 82.5739 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.9929 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.1513 THE PWV IS = .526005 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93093.453125 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2300 DATE : 9/24/85 4

RTD 1 90.16 RTD 13 90.24 RTD 2 89.64 RTD 14 89.69 RTD 3 92.23 -

RTD 15 89.12 RTD 4 90.92 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.64 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.29 RTD 18 88.26

RTD 7 89.93 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.34 RTD 20 86.85 RTD 9 89.24 RTD 21 86.93 RTD 10 90.64 RTD 22 86.91 RTD 11 90.88 RTD 23 86.22 RTD 12 90.44 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4553 IN F

. = 548.145 IN R PRESS 1 64.614 PRESS 2 64.614 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.614 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 81.0764 DEWPT 6 79.7922 DEWPT 2 80.6259 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 82.2093 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 82.5739 DEWPT 10 81.5355 i

DEWPT 5 82.1907 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.2107 THE PWV IS = .527023 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93088.546875 LDM 4

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 2345 DATE : 9/24/85 RTD 1 90.16 RTD 13 90.24 RTD 2 89.68 RTD 14 89.69 RTD 3 92.11

RTD 15 89.12 RTD 4 90.92 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.6 RTD 6 91.25 RTD 18 88.26

RTD 7 89.93 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.34 RTD 20 86.85 RTD 9 89.24 RTD 21 86.93 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.91 RTD 11 90.88 RTD 23 86.18 RTD 12 90.4 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.45 IN F

= 548.14 IN R PRESS 1 64.613 PRESS 2 64.613 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.613 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.066 DEWPT 6 80.4578 DEWPT 2 80.6259 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 82.2093 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 82.5739 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 82.1907 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.1006 THE PWV IS = .525139 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93090.7265625 LDM 6

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : O DATE : 9/25/84 RTD 1 90.16 RTD 13 90.28 RTD 2 89.68 RTD 14 89.73 RTD 3 92.23 -

RTD 15 89.12 RTD 4 90.92 RTD 16 89.52 RTD 5 90.64 RTD 17 89.6 RTD 6 91.25 RTD 18 88.26

RTD 7 89.97 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.34 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 89.24 RTD 21 86.89 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.87 RTD 11 90.88 RTD 23 86.22 RTD 12 90.4 RTD 24 86.74 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4563 IN F

= 548.146 IN R PRESS 1 64.611 PRESS 2 64.611 THE AVE PREGSURE IS = 64.611 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 81.7581 DEWPT 6 80.014 ,

DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.0073 DEWPT 3 82.4132 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.0777 THE PWV IS = .524747 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93087.3125 LBM 9

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA j READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 15 DATE : 9/25/84 1,

1 RTD 1 90.16 RTD 13 90.28

, RTD 2 89.68- RTD 14 89.69 E

RTD 3 92.23

RTD 15 89.16 RTD 4 90.92 RTD 16 89.52

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RTD 5 90.64 RTD 17 E,9. 6 RTD 6 91.25 RTD 18 . B:8.26 l

,RTD 7 89.93 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.34 RTD 20 86.81 a RTD 9 89.24 RTD 21 86.89 8

RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.91 RTD 11 90.92 RTD 23 86.18 i, RTD 12 90.44 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4558 IN F

= 548.146 IN R PRESS 1 64.61 PRESS 2 64.61 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.61 PS' s DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.6259 DEWPT 6 80.2359 i DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 80.2292 '

i DEWPT 3 82.2093 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEW 2T 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.5788 i

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THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.1054 l THE PWV IS = .525221 PSIA l'

THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93085.2578125 LBM 7

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 30 DATE : 9/25/84 RTD 1 90.16 RTD 13 90.28 RTD 2 89.68 RTD 14 89.73 RTD 3 92.15 . RTD 15 89.16 RTD 4 90.92 RTD 16 89.56 RTD 5 90.64 RTD 17 89.6 RTD 6 91.29' RTD 18 88.26 RTD 7 89.97 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.34 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 89.24 RTD 21 86.89 RTD 10 90.64 RTD 22 86.91 RTD 11 90.92 RTD 23 86.22 RTD 12 90.48 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4652 IN F

= 548.155 IN R PRESS 1 64.608 PRESS 2 64.608 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.608 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 81.0764 DEWPT 6 80.2359 DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 82.4132 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.3316

,. DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.1545 THE PWV IS = .526061 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 90079.53125 LDM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 45 DATE : 9/25/84 i

RTD 1 90.16 RTD 13 90.28 RTD 2 89.68 ,

RTD 14 89.73 RTD 3 92.23 RTD 15 89.16 RTD 4 90.97 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.64 RTD 17 89.6

.RTD 6 91.29 RTD 18 88.26 RTD 7 90.09 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 89.34 RTD 20 86.81 1 RTD 9 89.24 RTD 21 86.89 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.87 RTD 11 90.92 RTD 23 86.14 RTD 12 90.44 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4501 IN F

= 548.14 IN R l'

PRESS 1 64.606 PRESS 2 64.606 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.606 PSIA i

DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT

] DEWPT 1 80.404 DEWPT 6 80.014

DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 79.7922 3 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.5677 i DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.11

! THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.8802 THE PWV IS = .521085 PSIA i THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93085.9921875 LDM i .

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 100 DATE : 9/25/84 RTD 1 90.16 RTD 13 90.28 RTD 2 89.68 RTD 14 89.73 RTD 3 92.31 -

RTD 15 89.16 RTD 4 90.92 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.64 RTD 17 89.6 RTD 6 91.29 RTD 18 88.26

RTD 7 89.97 RTD 19 86.35 RTD 8 89.34 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 89.24 RTD 21 86.89 RTD 10 90.64 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.92 RTD 23 86.14 RTD 12 90.44 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4498 IN F

= 548.14 IN R PRESS 1 64.604 PRESS 2 64.604 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.604 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 78.6223 DEWPT 6 80.2359 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 82.2093 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 82.37 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.9078 THE PWV IS = .521854 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93082.453125 LDM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 115 DATE : 9/25/84 RTD 1 90.16 RTD 13 90.24 RTD 2 89.68 RTD 14 89.73 .

RTD 3 92.23 -

RTD 15 89.16 RTD 4 90.92 RTD 16 89.52 RTD 5 90.64 RTD 17 89.6 RTD 6 91.29 RTD 18 88.26

]- RTD 7 89.97 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 89.34 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 89.24 RTD 21 86.85 RTD 10 90.64 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.96 RTD 23 86.18 RTD 12 90.4 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4447 IN F

= 548.135 IN R j

PRESS 1 64.6 PRESS 2 64.6

! THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.6 PSIA

, DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.9603 DEWPT 6 80.2359 DEWPT 2 80.6259 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 82.3947 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.2127 THE PWV IS = .527056 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93069.9609375 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 130 DATE : 9/25/84 RTD 1 90.16 RTD 13 90.28 RTD 2 89.64 RTD 14 89.69 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 89.16 RTD 4 90.92 , RTD 16 89.48 RTD- 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.6 RTD 6 91.29 RTD 18 88.22 RTD 7 89.93 RTD 19- 86.31

. RTD 8 89.34 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 89.24 RTD 21 86.89 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.92 RTD 23 86.18 RTD 12 90.44 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4394 IN F

= 548.129 IN R PRESS 1 64.599 PRESS 2 64.599 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.599 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 81.5541 DEWPT 6 80.014 DEWPT 2 80.6259 DEWPT 7 79.3484 DEWPT 3 82.4132 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 82.5739 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.7828 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.0531 THE PWV IS'= .524328 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93073.3671875 LDM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA l

READINGS TAVEN AT TIME PERIOD : 145 DATE : 9/05/84 I

i l RTD 1 90.12 RTD 13 90.24 RTD 2 89.64 RTD 14 89.69 RTD 3 92.23 . RTD 15 89.16 RTD .4 90.92 RTD 16 89.52 RTD 5 90.64 RTD 17 89.6 l RTD 6 91.29 RTD 18 88.22 l *RTD 7 89.93 RTD 19 86.01 RTD 8 89.34 RTD 20 86.81 l RTD 9 89.2 RTD 21 86.85 I

RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.83 l RTD 11 90.92 RTD 23 86.14 ,

RTD 12 90.44 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4346 IN F ;

= 548.125 IN R [

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~'ESS 1 64.596 PRESS 2 64.596 r THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.596 PSIA ;

I l DEWCELLS WERE CDNVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.1821 DEWPT 6 79.7922 ;

i DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 79.5703 i

( DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.5677 '

l DEWPT 4 81.962 DZWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 80.2225 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6924 THE PWV IS = .518205 PSIA ,, , i l

THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93078.7265625 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA 200 DATE : 9/25/84 READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD :

RTD 13 90.24 RTD 1 90.12 14 89.61 RTD RTD 2 89.64 15 89.08 92.19 RTD RTD 3 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 4 90.92 17 89.6 RTD RTD 5 90.64 18 88.13 RTD RTD 6 91.29 RTD 19 86.31 MTD 7 89.93 20 86.81 RTD RTD 8 89.34 RTD 21 86.89 RTD 9 89.2 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 23 86.1 RTD 11 90.88 86.62 RTD 24 RTD 12 90.4 88.4094 IN F THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS = IS = IN R 548.099 PRESS 2 64.592 PRESS 1 64.592 64.592 PSIA THE AVE PRESSURE IS =

DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 6 80.2359 DEWPT 1 79.5098 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEUPT 9 82.3638 '

DEWPT 3 82.6172 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEWPT 5 81.5788 81.0515 THE AVE DEWPOINT

.5243 PSIA WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS =

THE PWV IS =

LDM 93068.3359375 THE MASS WEIGHT IS =

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 215 DATE : 9/05/84 RTD 1 90.08 RTO 10 90.2 RTD 2 89.64 RTD 14 89.61 RTD 3 92.27

RTD 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.84 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.64 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.25 RTD 18 88.09

.RTD 7 89.90 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 89.3 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 89.16 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.88 RTD 23 86.14

< RTD 12 90.44 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4051 IN F

= 548.095 IN R PRESS 1 64.588 PRESS 2 64.588 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.588 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.1821 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 79.9603 DEWPT 7 79.5703 DEWPT 3 82.4132 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.7581 DEWPT 10 00.6104 DEWPT 5 81.0748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 00.6959 THE PWV IS = .518263 PSIA l

THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 90070.015625 LDM l

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 230 DATE : 9/05/84 RTD 1 90.04 RTD 13 90.16 RTD 2 89.56 RTD 14 89.61 RTD 3 92.31 . RTO 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.84 RTD 16 89.44 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.25 RTD 18 88.09

RTD 7 89.93 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 89.3 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 89.12 RTD 21 86.89 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.92 RTD 23 86.14 RTD 12 90.4 RTD 24 86.7 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.4019 IN F

= 548.092 IN R PRESS 1 64.585 PRESS 2 64.585 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.585 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.6259 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 82.1907 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.9625 THE PWV IS = .522783 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 90061.640625 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 245 DATE : 9/25/84 RTD 1 90.04 RTD 13 90.16 RTD 2 89.56 RTD 14 89.61 RTD 3 92.23 RTD 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.88 -

RTD 16 89.4 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.25 RTD 18 88.09 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 89.26 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 89.12 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.88 RTD 23 86.14 RTD 12 90.4 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH' WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3851 IN F

= S48.075 IN R PRESS 1 64.582 PRESS 2 64.582 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.582 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.404 DEWPT 6 80.014 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.8962 THE PWV IS = .521657 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93061.7734375 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 300 DATE : 9/25/84 RTD 1 90 RTD 13 90.12 RTD 2 89.56 RTD 14 89.57 RTD 3 92.07 . RTD 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.8 RTD 16 89.4 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.21 RTD 18 88.05 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 89.22 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 89.08 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.6 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.88 RTD 23 86.14 RTD 12 90.4 RTD 24 86.7 ,

THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3778 IN F

= 548.068 IN R PRESS 1 64.579 PRESS 2 64.579 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.579 PSIA DEWCEL LB WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 81.0764 DEWPT 6 80.2359 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.7922 DEWPT 0 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.5788 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.0288 THE PWV IS = .523912 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93055.3828125 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 315 DATE : 9/* /84 RTD 1 90 RTD 13 90.12 RTD 2 89.52 RTD 14 89.57 RTD 3 92.39 -

RTD 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.8 RTD 16 89.44 RTD 5 90.6 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.17 RTD 18 88.05

RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 89.22 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 89.08 RTD 21 86.85 RTD 10 90.56 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.84 RTD 23 86.14 RTD 12 90.32 RTD 24 86.66 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3788 IN F

= 548.069 IN R PRESS 1 64.576 PRESS 2 64.576 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.576 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.1821 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 79.9603 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 81.9929 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.8795 THE PWV IS = .521374 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93054.5625 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 330 DATE : 9/25/84 4

RTD 1 90 RTD 13 90.12 RTD 2 89.52 RTD 14 89.53 RTD 3 92.23

RTD 15 89.04 RTD 4 90.8 RTD 16 89.32 RTD 5 90.56 RTD 17 89.56

,RTD 6 91.17 RTD 18 88.05 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 89.22 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 80.08 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.48 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.88 RTD 23 86.14 RTD 12 90.32 RTD 24 86.62

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THE AVE,RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.358 IN F

= 548.048 IN R PRESS 1 64.573 PRESS 2 64.573 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.573 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 79.5703 I DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 80.2292 f, DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4

, 81.962- DEWPT 10 80.6124

( DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6976 THE PWV IS = .518293 PSIA

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'it THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93058.1796875 LBM f

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 345 DATE : 9/25/84 RTD 1 89.96 RTD 13 90.12 RTD 2 89.52 RTD 14 89.53 RTD 3 92.07 . RTD 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.8 RTD 16 89.4 RTD 5 90.56 RTD 17 89.56 RTD 6 91.17 RTD 18 88.05 RTD 7 89.81 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 0 89.17 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 89.08 RTD 21 86.85 RTD 10 90.56 RTD 22 86.83

, RTD 11 90.84 RTD 23 86.14 RTD 12 90.32 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3635 IN F

= 548.054 IN R PRESS 1 64.57 PRESS 2 64.57 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.57 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.9603 DEWPT 6 79.7922 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 81.11 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.7777 THE PWV IS = .519648 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93050.9375 LBM 4

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 400 DATE : 9/05/84 RTD 1 89.96 RTD 13 90.12 RTD 2 89.52 RTD 14 89.53 ,

RTD 3 92.23 RTD 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.8 RTD 16 89.32 RTD 5 90.52 RTD 17 89.52 RTD 6 91.17 RTD 18 87.97 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 89.17 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 89.08 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.48 RTD 22 86.83 -

RTD 11 90.84 RTD 23 86.05 RTD 12 90.32 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.341 IN F

= 548.031 IN R PRESS 1 64.568 PRESS 2 64.568 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.568 PSIA i

DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.8478 DEWPT 6 80.014 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 79.5703 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT'9 82.5677 '

DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.3748' THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.878 THE PWV IS = .521348 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93049.3671875 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 415 DATE : 9/25/84 RTD 1 89.96 RTD 13 90.08 RTD 2 89.52 RTD 14 89.53 RTD 3 92.07 RTD 15 89.04 -

RTD 4 90.76 RTD 16 89.32 RTD 5 90.56 RTD 17 89.52 RTD 6 91.12 RTD 18 87.97 RTD 7 89.81 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 89.17 RTD 20 86.81 RTD 9 89 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.48 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.84 RTD 23 86.14 RTD 12 90.28 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3388 IN F

= 548.029 IN R e

PRESS 1 64.564 PRESS 2 64.564 THE' AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.564 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.9603 DEWPT 6 79.5703

, DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.5703

'l DEWPT 3 81.8013 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.11 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6831 THE PWV IS = .518048 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93048.7265625 LBM 9

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 430 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.92 RTD 13 90 RTD 2 89.4 RTD 14 89.45 RTD 3 92.19 RTD 15 89 RTD 4 90.76 RTD 16 89.32 RTD 5 90.48 RTD 17 89.48 RTD 6 91.12 RTD' 18 87.89 RTD 7 89.77 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 89.13 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.96 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.48 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.76 RTD 23 86.14-RTD 12 90.28 RTD 24 86.62

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THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3069 IN F

= 547.997 IN R 1

PRESS 1 64.559. PRESS 2 64.559 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.559 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.9603 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.5703 DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.7581 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6233 THE PWV IS = .517039 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93048.34375 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAMEN AT TIME PERIOD : 445 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.92 RTD 13 90 RTD 2 89.4 RTD 14 89.45 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 88.92 RTD 4 90.72 RTD 16 89.28 RTD 5 90.48 RTD 17 89.44 RTD 6 91.12 RTD 18 87.89 RTD 7 89.73 RTD 19 86.27 RTD 8 89.13 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.96 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.44 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.8 RTD 23 86.14-RTD 12 90.28 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.2982 IN F

= 547.988 IN R PRESS 1 64.555 PRESS 2 64.555 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.555 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.8478 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.0073 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.5541 DEWPT 10 81.5355 DEWPT 5 81.5788 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.832 THE PWV IS = .520567 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93038.890625 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 500 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.84 RTD 13 90 RTD 2 89.36 RTD 14 89.41 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 88.92 RTD 4 90.76 RTD 16 89.28 RTD 5 90.48 RTD 17 89.4 l RTD 6 91.08 RTD 18 87.85 -

RTD 7 89.69 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 89.13 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.96 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.4 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.76 RTD 23 86.05 RTD 12 90.28 RTD 24 86.66 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.2861 IN F

= 547.976 IN R PRESS 1 64.551 PRESS 2 64.551 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.551 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.066 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.0073 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.7581 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 80.2225 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.5528 THE PWV IS = .515852 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93041.984375 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 515 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.84

RTD 13 90 RTD 2 89.36 RTD 14 89.41 '

RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.76 RTD 16 89.24

'RTD 5 90.44 RTD 17 89.4 RTD 6 91.08 RTD 18 87.85 RTD 7 89.69 RTD 19 86.27 RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 86.77 RTD' 9 88.92 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.4 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.76 RTD 23 86.14 RTD 12 90.24 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.2781 IN F

= 547.968 IN R PRESS 1 64.548 PRESS 2 64.548 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.548 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.5098 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.7581 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 80.8881 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6226 THE PWV IS = .517029 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93037.2578125 LBM i e f'

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 500 DATE : 9/25 '5 RTD 1 89.84 RTD 13 89.96 RTD 2 89.36 RTD 14 89.41 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 88.92

.RTD 4 90.72 RTD 16 89.16 RTD 5 90.44 RTD 17 89.4 RTD 6 91.08 RTD 18 87.77 RTD 7 89.69 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.92 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.36 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.68 RTD 23 86.14 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.2596 IN F

= 547.95 IN R PRESS 1 64.545 PRESS 2 64.545 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.545 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 78.1718 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 79.9603 DEWPT 7 79.7922 DEWPT 3 81.1234 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.5541 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 80.6595 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.4729 THE PWV IS = .51451 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93039.703125 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 545 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.84 RTD 13 89.88 RTD 2 89.32 RTD 14 89.37 RTD 3 92.19 RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.72 RTD 16 89.24 RTD 5 90.44 RTD 17 89.36 RTD 6 91.08 RTD 18 87.77 RTD 7 89.73 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 89.01 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.88 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.36 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.72 RTD 23 86.14 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.2541 IN F

= 547.944 IN R PRESS 1 64.541 PRESS 2 64.541 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.541 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 77.9499 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.3484 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.0764 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 80.4376 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.2978 THE PWV IS = .51158 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93039.09375 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 600 DATE : 9/25/85

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RTD 1 89.8 RTD 13 89.88 RTD 2 89.32 RTD 14 89.33 RTD 3 92.03 RTD 15 88.88

,RTD 4 90.64 RTD 16 89.16 RTD 5 90.36 RTD 17 89.36 RTD 6 91.04 RTD 18 87.77 RTD 7 89.65 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.88 RTD 21 86.77 RTD 10 90.36 RTD 22 86.83 RTD 11 90.72 RTD 23 86.1 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.2406 IN F

= 547.931 IN R PRESS 1 64.538 PRESS 2 64.538 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.538 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.8478 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 79.5098 DEWPT 7 79.7922 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.5541 DEWPT 10 81.9435 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.7955 THE PWV IS = .519948 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93024.8515625 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION' TEST ***

READINGS TAF.EN AT TIME PERIOD.: 700 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD. 1 89.72 RTD 13 89.84 RTD 2 89.28 RTD 14 89.25 RTD 3 92.07 RTD 15 88.79

,RTD 4 90.6 RTD 16 89.04 RTD 5- 90.32 RTD 17 89.32 RTD 6 90.96 RTD 18 87.73 RTD 7 -89.57 RTD 19 86.23 RTD. 8 89.01 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.79 RTD 21 86.81 RTD 10 90.28 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.6 RTD 23 86.1 RTD 12 90.04 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1953 IN F

= 547.885 IN R PRESS 1 64.513 PRESS 2 64.513 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.513 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.404 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 80.0073 DEWPT 3 80.6797 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.0764 DEWPT 10 80.8343 DEWPT 5 81.11 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.5628 THE PWV IS = .516021 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 93001.9296875 LBM s

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

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READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 715 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.72 ,

RTD 13 89.8 RTD. 2 89.24 RTD 14 89.25 RTD 3 91.95 . RTD 15 88.79 RTD 4 90.6 RTD 16 89.12

.RTD 5 90.32 RTD 17 89.32 RTD 6 90.96 RTD 18 87.69 RTD 7 89.57 RTD 19 86.27 RTD 8 88.97 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.77 RTD 10 90.28 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.6 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.12 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1884 IN F

= 547.878 IN R PRESS 1 64.507 PRESS 2 64.507 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.507 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.9603 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.3484 DEWPT 3 81.8013 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.0764 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6284

, THE PWV IS = .517126 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92992.78125 LBM s .

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BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 730 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.64 . RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.25 RTD 3 92.19 RTD 15 88.79 RTD 4 90.6 RTD 16 89.16 RTD 5 90.32 RTD 17 89.32 RTD 6 90.96 RTD 18 87.69 RTD 7 89.57 RTD 19 86.31 RTD 8 88.97 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.73 RTD 10 90.28 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.48- RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.12 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1864 IN F

= 547.876 IN R PRESS 1 64.502 PRESS 2 64.502 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.502 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.6259 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 79.066 DEWPT 7 79.5703 DEWPT 3 80.9016 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.5541 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.5867 THE PWV IS = .516423 PSIA 8

THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92986.8671875 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 745 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD. 1 89.6 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.25 RTD 3 92.07 RTD 15 88.75 RTD 4 90.6 RTD 16 89.12 RTD 5 90.28 RTD 17 89.28 RTD 6 90.96 RTD 18 87.69 RTD 7 89.53 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.97 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.69 RTD 10 90.2 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.48 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.12 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1682 IN F

= 547.858 IN R PRESS 1 64.496 PRESS 2 64.496 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.496 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 78.6223 DEWPT 6 78.8979 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.5703 DEWPT 3 81.1234 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 80.8343 DEWPT 5 81.5788 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.4428 THE PWV IS = .514006 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92984.75 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 .

1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 800 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.56 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.21 RTD 3 91.83 RTD 15 88.75

RTD 4 90.6 RTD 16 89.12 RTD 5 90.28 RTD 17 89.28 RTD 6 90.92 RTD 18 87.69

-RTD 7 89.53 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.93 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.73 RTD 10 90.2 RTD 22 86.79 RID 11 90 48 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 9 12 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1631 IN F

- = 547.853 IN R PRESS 1 64.49 PRESS 2 64.49 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.49 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 79.1198 DEWPT 2 79.2879 DEWPT 7 80.0073 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6178 THE PWV IS = .516948 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92972.440e?5 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 815 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.56 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.21 RTD 3 91.95 RTD 15 88.75

. RTD 4 90.52 RTD 16 89.12

, RTD 5 90.28 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.92 RTD 18 87.69 RTD 7 89.49 RTD 19 86.27 RTD 8 88.93 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.69 RTD 10 90.28 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 .90.48 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.12 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1624 IN F

= 547.852 IN R i

.a PRESS 1 64.485 PRESS 2 64.485 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.485 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 78.8979 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.7922 DEWPT 3 78.8979 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.0764 DEWPT 10 80.6124

. DEWPT 5 81.5788 1

THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.3404

, THE PWV IS = .512291 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92972.2421875 LBM g

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 830 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.56 . RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.21 RTD 3 91.91 RTD 15 88.75 RTD 4 90.56 RTD 16 89

- RTD 5 90.28 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.92 RTD 18 87.69 RTD 7 89.49 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.93 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.73 RTD 10 90.24 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 RTD 23 85.97 RTD 12 90.08 RTD 24 86.58 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1464 IN F

= 547.836 IN R PRESS 1 64.48 PRESS 2 64.48 THE AVE PRESSLRE IS = 64.48 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.066 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.3484 DEWPT 3 80.6797 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6123 THE PWV IS = .516853 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92961.0546875 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

+** VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 845 DATE : 9/25/85 O

RTD 1 89.56 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.21 RTD 3 91.95 RTD 15 88.75 RTD 4 90.52 RTD 16 89.12 RTD 5 90.28 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6' 90.92 RTD 18 87.69 RTD 7 89.53 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.88 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.65 RTD 10 90.24 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.04 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1512 IN F

= 547.841 IN R PRESS 1 64.476 PRESS 2 64.476 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.476 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVER'~' TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 78.4004 DEWPT 6 78.8979 DEWPT 2 79.5098 DEWPT 7 79.7922 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.5541 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 80.6595 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.2686 THE PWV IS = .511091 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92962.8203125 LBM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 900 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.56 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.21 RTD 3 92.07 RTD 15 88.79 RTD 4 90.48 RTD 16 89.16

,RTD 5 90.28 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.92 RTD 18 87.69 RTD 7 89.53 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.88 RTD 20 86.77 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.73 RTD 10 90.24 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 RTD 23 86.05 RTD 12 90.04 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1658 IN F

= 547.856 IN R PRESS 1 64.47 PRESS 2 64.47 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.47 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 79.5098 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 81.1234 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.0764 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 80.5881 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6085 THE PWV IS = .51679 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92943.3359375 LBM O

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT SullMARY OF LEAK RATE DATA u

VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 915 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.56 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.21 RTD 3- 91.91 RTD 15 88.75 RTD 4 90.52 RTD 16 89.04 RTD 5 90.28 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.92 RTD 18 87.69 RTD 7 89.49 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.97 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.73 RTD 10 90.24 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1476 IN F

= 547.838 IN R PRESS 1 64.465 PRESS 2 64.465 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.465 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT .

4 DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 79.5703 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.0764 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.5007 THE PWV IS = .514977 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92941.796875 LBM 4

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEdT ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 930 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.6 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.21 RTD 3 92.03 RTD 15 88.75 RTD 4 90.52 RTD 16 89.04 RTD 5 90.2 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.92 RTD 18 87.69 RTL 7 89.49 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.80 RTD 20 86.69 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.69 RTD 10 90.24 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.04 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1447 IN F

= 547.835 IN R PRESS 1 64.462 PRESS 2 64.462 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.462 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.7084 DEWPT 6 78.8979 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 80.8478 DEWPT 10 01.5355 DEWPT 5 81.9929 THE AVE DFWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6999 THE PWV IS = .518332 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92933.03125 LBM

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OF LEAK RATE DATA

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READINGS TAREN AT TIME PERIOD : 945 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD. 1 89.6 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.21 RTD- 3 91.87 RTD 15 88.75 RTD 4 90.48 RTD 16 89 RTD 5 90.28 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.84 RTD 18 87.69 RTD 7 89.49 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.93 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.65 RTD 10 90.16 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 RTD 23 86.05 RTD 12 90 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1392 IN F

= 547.829 IN R PRESS 1 64.455 PRESS 2 64.455 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.455 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT -

DEWPT 1 80.1821 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 79.'7384 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 81.3501 DEWPT 10 81.5355 DEWPT 5 80.6595 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.744 THE PWV IS = .519077 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92922.71875 LBM T

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BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

0F LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1000 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.56 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.19. RTD 14 89.21 RTD- 3 92.03 RTD 15 88.75 RTD 4 90.48 RTD' 16 89.04 RTD 5 90.2 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.84 RTD 18 87.69 RTD 7 89.49 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.88 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.69 RTD 10 90.12 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 -RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90 RTD 24 86.58 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.138 IN F

= 547.828 IN R PRESS 1 64.45 PRESS 2 64.45 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.45 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.7384 DEWPT 6 78.8979 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.7922 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.3501 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.5465 THE PWV IS = .515747 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92920.484375 LDM

BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 1985 ILRT

SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

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READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1015 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.6 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.19 RTD 14 89.21 RTD 3 91.91 RTD 15 88.75 RTD 4 90.48 RTD 16 89.04 RTD 5 90.2 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.84 RTD 18 87.69 RTD 7 89.45 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.88 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.69 RTD 10 90.16 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 RTD 23 86.1 RTD 12 90 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1467 IN F

= 547.837 IN R PRESS 1 64.445 PRESS 2 64.445

THE AVE oRESSURE IS = 64.445 ' PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.066 DEWPT 6 79.1198 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.7922 DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.5677 DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEWPT 10 81.5355 DEWPT 5 81.5788 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.7052 THE PWV IS = .518421 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92907.8671875 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1030 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.64 RTD 13 89.76 RTD 2 89.24 RTD 14 89.21 RTD 3 92.03 RTD 15 88.75 RTD 4 90.48 RTD 16 89.08 RTD 5 90.28 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.84 RTD 18 87.73 RTD 7 89.49 RTD 19 86.23 RTD- 8 88.84 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.69 RTD 10 90.24 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 RTD 23 86.1 RTD 12 90 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1561 IN F

= 547.846 IN R PRESS 1 64.44 PRESS 2 64.44 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.44 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 78.6223 DEWPT 6 79.1198 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.5703 DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 80.8478 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.4864 THE PWV IS = .514737 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92904.3671875 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1045 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.64 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.28 RTD 14 89.21 RTD 3 91.87 RTD 15 88.75 RTD 4 90.48 RTD 16 89.04 RTD 5 90.24 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.84 RTD 18 87.73 RTD 7 89.49 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.88 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.73 RTD 10 90.2 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1497 IN F

= 547.84 IN R PRESS 1 64.437 PRESS 2 64.437 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.437 PSIA

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DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 78.1718 DEWPT 6 79.1198 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 80.0073 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.7581 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 81.5788 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.499 1 THE PWV IS = .514949 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92900.7734375 LBM e

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

1 READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1100 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.64 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.32 RTD 14 89.21 RTD 3 91.91 RTD 15 88.75 RTD 4 90.52 RTD 16 89.04 RTD 5 90.2 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.84 RTD 18 87.77 RTD 7 89.49 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.93 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 88.75 RTD 21 86.65 RTD 10 90.24 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 RTD 23 85.97 RTD 12 90 RTD 24 86.58 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1437 IN F

= 547.834 IN R PRESS 1 64.433' PRESS 2 64.433 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.433 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT 4

DEWPT 1 80.1821 DEWPT 6 78.8979 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 80.0073 DEWPT 3 81.3934 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.0764 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 80.6595 ,

THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.4767 THE PWV IS = . 514574 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92896.5234375 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1115 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.68 RTD 13 89.8 RTD 2 89.32 RTD 14 89.25 RTD 3 91.91 RTD 15 88.75 RTD 4 90.52 RTD 16 89.12 RTD 5 90 28 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.34 RTD 18 87.85 RTD 7 89.49 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.93 RTD 20 86.69 RTD 9 88.79 RTD 21 86.65 RTD 10 90.28 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.04 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1631 IN F-

= 547.853 IN R PRESS 1 64.431 PRESS 2 64.431 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.431 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.9603 DEWPT 6 79.1198 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.7581 DEWPT 10 81.5355 DEWPT.5 81.11 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6912 THE PWV IS = .518185 PSIA t

THE MASS, WEIGHT IS = 92885.0703125 LBM s

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

. READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1130 DATE : 9/25/85 d

RTD -1 89.76 RTD 13 89.84 RTD 2 89.36 RTD 14 89.25 RTD 3 91.91 RTD 15 88.79 RTD 4 90.52 RTD 16 89.16 RTD 5 90.28 RTD 17 89.24 RTD 6 90.88 RTD 18 87.89 i

RTD 7 89.53 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 88.97 RTD 20 86.69 RTD 9 88.79 RTD 21 86.65 RTD 10 90.28 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.44 RTD 23 85.97 RTD 12 90 RTD, 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.1716 IN F

= 547.862 IN R PRESS 1 64.428- PRESS 2 64.428 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.428 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.5098 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.5703 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 81.3748 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6169 THE PWV IS = .516933 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92881.0859375 LBM e

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1145 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.8 RTD 13 89.84 RTD 2 89.36 RTD 14 89.29 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 88.79 RTD 4 90.52 RTD 16 89.16 RTD 5 90.28 RTD 17 89.32 RTD 6 90.92 RTD 18 87.93 RTD 7 89.53 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 89.01 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 88.88 RTD 21 86.65 RTD 10- 90.28 RTD 22 86.79

.RTD 11 90.48 RTD 23 86.05 RTD 12 90.04 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.199 IN F

= 547.889 IN R PRESS 1 64.426 PRESS 2 64.426 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.426 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.066 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 82.2093 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.7581 DEWPT 10 80.3906 DEWPT 5 81.9929 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6927 THE PWV IS = .518209 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92871.703125 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1200 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.8 RTD 13 89.88 RTD 2 89.4 RTD 14 89.29 RTD 3 91.95 RTD 15 88.79 RTD 4 90.6 RTD 16 89.2 RTD 5 90.28 RTD 17 89.32 RTD 6 90.96 RTD 18 87.93

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RTD 7 89.53 RTD 19 86.23 RTD .8 89.01 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 88.88 RTD 21 86.65 RTD 10 90.28 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.48 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.08 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.2023 IN F

= 547.892 IN R PRESS 1 64.422 PRESS 2 64.422 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.422 PSIA i

DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT l

DEWPT 1 80.1821 DEWPT 6 81.4119 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.0073 DEWPT 3 82.2093 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.7581 DEWPT 10 80.8343 DEWPT 5 81.5788 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.2185 THE PWV IS = .527156 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92852.328125 LBM k

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1215 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.84 RTD 13 89.96 -

RTD 2 89.48 RTD 14 89.37 RTD 3 91.95 RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.6 RTD 16 89.2 RTD 5 90.32 RTD 17 89.32 RTD 6 90.96 RTD 18 88.05 RTD 7 89.53 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 89.01 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 88.96 RTD 21 86.65 RTD 10 90.28 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.56 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.2325 IN F

= E47.922 IN R PRESS 1 64.42 PRESS 2 64.42 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.42 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.2879 DEWPT 6 79.3484 DEWPT 2 79.5098 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 82.2093 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.7581 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.11 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.6529 THE PWV IS =- .517539 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92858.2734375 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1230 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 89.96' RTD 13 90 RTD 2 89.52 RTD 14 89.41 RTD 3 91.91 RTD 15 88.88 RTD 4 90.64 RTD 16 89.28 RTD 5 90.36 RTD 17 89.36 RTD 6 90.96 RTD 18 88.13 RTD 7 89.65 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 89.05 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 89 RTD 21 86.69 RTD 10 90.4 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.56 RTD 23 85.97 RTD 12 90.16 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.2573 IN F

= 547.947 IN R PRESS 1 64.42 PRESS 2 64.42 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.42 PSIA ,

i DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.1821 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 79.9603 DEWPT 7 80.0073 DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 81.962 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 82.3947 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS =

80.8622 THE PWV IS = .521079 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92848.9140625 LBM 9

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1245 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 90 RTD 13 90.04 RTD 2 89.64 RTD 14 89.45 RTD 3 92.07 RTD 15 88.96 RTD 4 90.72 RTD 16 89.36 RTD 5 90.44 RTD 17 89.4 RTD 6 90.96 RTD 18 88.26 RTD 7 89.69 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 89.13 RTD 20 86.73 RTD 9 89.08 RTD 21 86.69 RTD 10 90.4 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.6 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.24 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.2998 IN F

= 547.99 IN R PRESS 1 64.419 PRESS 2 64.419 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.419 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.6259 DEWPT 6 80.014 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 79.5703 DEWPT 3 81.5973 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 82.37 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.5788 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.9001 THE PWV IS = .521722 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92839.3359375 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA s

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1300 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 90.04 RTD 13 90.12 RTD 2 89.68 RTD 14 89.53 RTD 3 91.95 RTD 15 89.04 RTD 4 90.72 RTD 16 89.44 RTD 5 90.44 RTD 17 89.44 RTD 6 91.08 RTD 18 88.3 RTD 7 89.73 RTD 19 86.19 RTD 8 89.17 RTD 20 86.69 RTD 9 89.12 RTD 21 86.73 RTD 10 90.4 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.6 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.28 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3232 IN F

= 548.013 IN R PRESS 1 64.418' PRESS 2 64.418 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.418 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.1821 DEWPT 6 80.2359 DEWPT 2 80.404 DEWPT 7 79.3484 DEWPT 3 81.9991 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 82.37 DEWPT 10 80.6124 DEWPT 5 82.1907 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.9538 THE PWV IS = .522636 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92832.578125 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAM RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1315 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 90.12 RTD 13 90.16 RTD 2 89.68 RTD 14 89.57 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 89.04 >

RTD 4 90.76 RTD 16 09.44 RTD 5 90.48 RTD 17 80.44 RTD 6 91.08 RTD 18 88.34 RTD 7 89.77 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 89.22 RTD 20 86.69 RTD 9 89.2 RTD 21 86.65 RTD 10 90.4 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.64 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.28 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3359 IN F

= 548.026 IN R PRESS 1 64.413^ PRESS 2 64.415 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.415 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.5098 DEWPT 6 80.2359 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.4511 DEWPT 3 82.4132 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 82.5739 DEWPT 10 81.0495 DEWPT 5 81.5788 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 81.0593 THE PWV IS = .524434 PSIA l

THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92823.4765625 LBM I

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1330 DATE : 9/25/85 RTD 1 90.16 RTD 13 90.16 RTD 2 89.72 RTD 14 89.57 RTD 3 92.11 RTD 15 89.08 RTD 4 90.76 RTD 16 89.48 RTD 5 90.48 RTD 17 89.52 RTD 6 91.08 RTD 18 88.34 RTD 7 89.81 RTD 19 86.23 RTD 8 89.22 RTD 20 86.69 RTD 9 89.2 RTD 21 86.69 RTD 10 90.44 RTD 22 86.75 RTD 11 90.72 RTD 23 86.01 RTD 12 90.28 RTD 24 86.62 THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.3497 IN F

= 548.04 IN R PRESS 1 64.411' PRESS 2 64.411 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.411 PSIA DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 79.7384 DEWPT 6 79.5703 DEWPT 2 79.7384 DEWPT 7 79.3484 DEWPT 3 82.4132 DEWPT 9 82.3638 DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEWPT 10 81.3316 DEWPT 5 82.1907 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.8487 THE PWV IS = .52085 PSIA THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92820.5078125 LBM

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SUMMARY

OF LEAK RATE DATA

- - VERIFICATION TEST ***

_ READINGS TAKEN AT TIME PERIOD : 1045 DATE : 9/25/85 i

RTD 1 90.16 RTD 13 90.2 RTD 2 89.8 RTD 14 89.61 RTD 3 92.07 RTD 15 89.08

.RTD 4 90.76 RTD 16 89.44 RTD 5 90.56 RTD 17 89.52 RTD 6 91.12 RTD 18 88.38 RTD 7 89.85 RTD 19. 86.23 RTD 8 89.26 RTD 20 86.69 RTD 9 89.2 RTD 21 86.65 RTD 10 90.48 RTD 22 86.79 RTD 11 90.72 RTD 23 85.97 RTD 12 90.32 RTD 24 86.62 i

THE AVE RTD WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 88.357 IN F

= 548.047 IN R PRESS 1 64.407 PRESS 2 64.407 THE AVE PRESSURE IS = 64.407 PSIA 4

DEWCELLS WERE CONVERTED TO DEWPOINT DEWPT 1 80.404 DEWPT 6 79 7922 DEWPT 2 80.1821 DEWPT 7 80.2292 DEWPT 3 82.4132 DEWPT 9 82.3638 i DEWPT 4 82.1598 DEWPT 10 80.6124

. DEWPT 5 81.9929 THE AVE DEWPOINT WITH WEIGHTING FACTORS IS = 80.9497 THE PWV IS = .522566 PSIA i

i THE MASS WEIGHT IS = 92810.96875 LBM e

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TYPE B ANALYSIS MINIMJM PATH ANALYSIS As As Pen As As Pan Valves Found Left Leakage Found Left Savings NOTES lO5J ELECTRICAL 0 0 0 0 O lOSK ELECTRICAL 0 0 0 0 0 lOlF ELECTRICAL 0 0 0 0 0 lOlD ELECTRICAL 0 0 0 0 0 lO5C ELECTRICAL 0 0 0 0 0 -

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! CAC-50 .193 0 .0965 0 .0965 Tested in parallel j 7A B21-F022A j B21-F028A 20.9 O 7B See Note 7 j B21-F022B l B21-F028B 42.17 .607 See Note 7 j 7C B21-F022C l B21-F028C 4.7 4.7 See Note 7 ;

2 7D B21-F022D ,

B21-F028D 15.75 3.397 See Note 7 l 8 B21-F016 i Tested in parallel B21-F019 WNP O O O O See Note (a) -;

B21-F010A WNP 1.98 i 9A B21-F032A '

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'l E41-F003 19.751 1.727 9.876 .864 9.012 Tested in parallel f 4

12 Ell-FOO8 Tested in parallel Ell-F009 63.716 0 0 0 0 s

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i G16-F004 1.393 1.393 .697 .697 0 Tested in parallel 19 . G16-F019 ,

] G16-F020 0 0 0 0 0 Tested in parallel i 23 RCC-VS2

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CAC-V17 l X20B WNP .346 .173 .173 0 See Note (d) i 25 CAC-V16 '

i & X20A 2.468 1.286 1.234 643 .591 4 205 160,162,170 .292 1.252 NA NA NA New Valves 171,163,161 0 2.624 NA NA NA New Valves 55,56 WNP 1.742 NA NA NA !

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I N D I N 1 5 8 8 M SU O 0 O O 1 2 O 6 O O 0 0 1 7 AO 4 2 2 A A A A 8 A A A A 4 F N N N N N N N N 6 1 3 E

G NA EK PA S E I L S

Y L

A N T 7 7 2 8 2 1 4 6 6 8 4 A SF O 0 O O 0 8 0 3 0 0 O 3 4 3 O O O 6 6 9 3 0 O O O O O O 7 3 AE 5 7 9 2 9 6 4 1 6 4 6 C L 2 1 1 1 3 2 E

P Y

T D

N SU AO P P P F O 0 O O 1 0 6 3 3 6 6 O O O 0 0 0 N 4 2 O 8 3 O 7 N N 2

8 5

4 7 6 8 9 2 5 6 6 6 W 5 6 5 6 6 W W 5 1 1 0 2 0 1 7 2 8 1 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 1 4 3 2 B C A C A E F A - B - D E -

S O 1 3 3 7 7 1 9 1 1 9 9 9 9 9 5 9 E K O 6 4 4 3 3 3 1 3 1 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 V h AA BB 2 2 0 0 0 0 5 2 4 2 2 6 2 4 2 4 2 2 4 L C 61 61 6 7 1 1 F F F F 2 1 3 1 1 2 90 1 4 1 4 1 1 4 A l 2 l 2 O O - - - - - - - - 5 l 2 - - - - - - - 2 4 V 2 3 4 b0 O0 O O V V V V V V - V V V V - O0 V V V V V V V 2 2 V V V NFF FF F F S S S S S S V S S S S V FF S S S S S S S V V

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P P P P ll ll 1 1 C C l l l l - C C C C - 22 C C C C C C C 2 2 4 4 A A l l l l A A A A A 3 3 A A A A A A A 3 3 T T T T EE EE C C C C E E E E A I I I I ll l l I C C C C I BB C C C C C C C B B N B C D E A B B A B C D E F E A B D E A E 5 5 5 5 9 9 2 9 1 I I I 2 4 4 5 6 7 7 7 0 2 P 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 5 S S S 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 Il!LIlIl lll l l l ll l ll l(l lI lll

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TYPE C ANALYSIS MINIMUM PATH ANALYSIS AS AS PEN AS AS-PEN VALVES FOUND LEFT LEAKAGE FOUND LEFT SAVINGS NOTES 6CA Ell-SV-F037D .094 0 NA NA NA See Note 3 683 Ell-SV-F043B 2.545 O NA NA NA See Note 3 6BC Ell-SV-F043D 1.759 O NA NA NA See Note 3 68D Ell-SV-F037B 2.045 2.576 NA NA NA See Note 3 71 IA-SV-5261 O O O O O New Valve CAC-SV-1227A O .76 73A CAC-SV-4410-4 .818 0 NA NA NA See Note 4 CAC-SV-1227B O 1.268 73B CAC-SV-4410-3 0 0 NA NA NA See Note 4 CAC-SV-1227C O O 73C - CAC-SV-4410-2 .156 O NA NA NA See Note'4 '

CAC-SV-1227E O .912 73E CAC-SV-1260 0 .608 0 .608 0 CAC-SV-1225B 2 .266

76B CAC-SV-3440 2.524 0 2 0 2 !

76C CAC-SV-1225C O 1.122 NA NA NA See Note 3 77B RXS-SV-1222B 77C RXS-SV-1222C .095 0 .095 0 .095 ,

l B32-V30 WNP O ;

78A L32-V32 8.691 0 8.691 0 8.691 See Note (g) <

j 83 IA-SV-5251 O O New Valve [

206 CAC-SV-1218A O O l A/A CAC-SV-4410-1 .979 O NA NA NA See Note 4 206 ,CAC-SV-1218C O 1.651 NA NA NA See Note 3 A/C 206 E41-SV-1218D .263 0 NA NA NA See Note 3 A/D ,

206 CAC-SV-1219B .207 0 NA NA NA See Note 3 B/B 206 CAC-SV-1219C 61.294 0 NA NA NA See Note 3 B/C l I

TYPE C ANALYSIS MINIMUM PATH ANALYSIS AS AS PEN AS AS PEN VALVES FOUND LEFT LEAKAGE FOUND LEFT SAVINGS NOTES

}' 206 E41-SV-1219D 0 0 NA NA NA.

' See Note 3 B/D 206 E41-SV-1220D 0 NA NA NA See Note 3 C/D 206 E41-SV-1221D Tested with Pen 206A(D) 1 0 NA NA NA See Note 3 i D/D 209 Tested with Pen 206B(D)

RXS-SV-4186 0 0 -

l A/B RXS-SV-4187 .078 .078 0 0 0 I

' 209 RXS-SV-4188 0 0 A/D RXS-SV-4189 O O O O O 209 CAC-SV-1213A 3.916 B/A CAC-SV-4409-1 O NA NA NA See Note 4

{ Ell-FOO7A .234 See Note 5 Ell-FOllA O *

] 210A Ell-F024A Tested with NA NA NA

] Pen. 211A Ell-F025A O I l Ell-FOO7B O See Note 5

Ell-FOllB 3.649 1 Ell-F024B Tested with j Pen. 211B

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Ell-FO25B O 1 210B E11-F029 O NA NA. NA 1

Ell-F097 0 ,

E41-F012 O t l E51-F019 0 Ell-F027A 211A I Ell-F028A O O O O O Tested in parallel Ell-F027B See Note (h) l 211B Ell-F028B WNP O O O O Tested in parallel

E51-FOO1 212 E51-F040 WNP 5.313 2.6565 2.6565 O See Note (i) 1 !

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G S N I I O O 2 O 0 O O O S V 9 Y A A 3 A A A A A A A A L S N N N N N N N N N A

N A 5 5 7 7 2 H T 1 0 5 T SF 3 0 0 8 0 O O O A AE A A A A A A A A A P L N 1 N N N N N N N N M

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I N D I N 5 5 M SU 7 7 2 2 AO A 1 0 9 5 F N 3 0 3 8 0 A A O A A O A A O A A N N N N N N N N 1

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A N T 5 4 9 5 8 7 6 A SF O 3 5 0 0 0 7 7 O O 0 3 O 8 O O O O O 2 AE 6 1 7 8 9 5 8 5 5 C L 2 1 3 4 3 2 1 E

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N SU AO P P P P P P P P P F O O O O O O N 5 4 N 0 2 O 5 N O N N O N N O 7 N 9 N W 3 5 8 W 2 7 W W W W W 2 W 9 W 6 1 7 5 9 7 5 2 2 1 1

1 2 B E S 0 1 1 5 0 E F, 3 4 1 4 V A B A B A A B B A B A B 2 5 2 5 L S S 3 3 9 26 59 28 20 5 1 5 1 1 0 0 2 l l 1 4 1 4 A S S 0 0 O 1 4 66 7 7 2 O2 24 1 3 1 3 3 2 2 4 O O - - - -

V O O 1 1 2 2 0 00 00 278 O0 00 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O 2 V V V V F F F F V V F FF FF VVV FF FF F ? F F F F F F F F 1 2 S S S S

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NOTES Ceneral

1. All valves are given in scfh.

2. The MPL assignment to penetrations that have valves tested in parallel is 1/2 the Type C value unless otherwise noted.

3. Valves do not receive containment isolation signal. These lines are required operable during normal operation, shutdown and accident conditions to monitor critical parameters. Piping and instrut<nts tested during Type A test.

4.

H.2-0 2 m nitors are Seismic I designed and used post-accident to monitor containment atmosphere. Piping and monitors are tested during Type A test.

5. These lines are part of a closed, seismic qualified loop that discharge back to containment below the minimum required torus water level. These penetrations do not constitute a potential atmospheric leak path.

6. These lines, which take suction below the min. torus water level, provide emergency cooling water to qualified closed systems which are built to Seismic I, Safety Class II standards. No potential atmospheric leak path exists.

7. Leakage from Main Steam Isolation Valves (MSIV) is considered a separate source term from containment leakage in the accident analyses. Technical specification acceptance criteria for MSIV's is 11.5 sefh per valve which equates to 92 scfh for 8 MSIV's. The as found for all 8 MSIV's is 83.5 scfh. .

NOTES Specif!c

a. Maintenance performed to only B21-F019.

b. Maintenance performed to only E11-F009.

c. No maintenance performed, cycled E11-F023.

d. CAC-V6, V15, V4, VS, VSS, and V56 tested together prior to plant mod.

Only one valve in this group required maintenance. CAC-V17 had disc replaced, no maintenance performed to CAC-X20B.

e. CAC-V23 was tested with CAC-V9 and v10 prior to plant mod. CAC-V172 new valve.-

f. Maintenance performed to only B32-F019.

g. B32-V22 was originally tested with B32-V30 which is part of penetration 78A. Maintenance was performed to B32-V30 only. Retest of B32-V22 resq1ted in 3.478 scfm which is also the As Found value.

h. Valves E11-F027B and E11-F028B are tested with E11-F024B (Pen. 210B).

Maintenance was performed to only E11-F024B which discharges back to torus below the minimum required water level.

1. Maintenance performed to only"E51-F001.

j. Maintenance performed to only E41-F049.

k. Maintenance performed to only ES1-F028.

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9 APPENDIX G TYPE B AND C LEAKAGE RATE HISTORIES

RoulINE SURVEILLANCE /

PREMAINIENAftCE TEsis MAINTENAleCE REQUIRED POS1 MAINTENANCE TESTS 1ESI 1ESI LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAAAGE M9,_ VALVES isefhl QAT{ WR&A NO. PERFORMED isefbl DATE E-1 Pen X100A 0 12-12-82 0 10-30-84 0 04-17-85 E-2 Pen X1006 0 12-12-82

0. 10-30-84 0 04-17-85 E-3 Pen X100C 0 12-12-82 0 10-30-84 -

O 04-17-85 E-4 Pen X1000 0 12-12-82 0 10-30-84 O 04-17-85 E-5 Pen X100E O 12-14-82 0 10-31-84 0 04-22-85 E-6 Pen X100F 0 12-14-82 0 10-31-84 0 04-22-85 E-7 Pen X100G 0 12-14-82 0 10-30-84 0 04-22-85 E-8 Pen X100H 0 12-14-82 0 10-31-84 0 04-22-85 MSC/85-0300 1

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PREleAINTENANCE TESTS MAINIENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINIENAleCE TESTS TEST IESI LEAKAGE PM/ WOHK LEAKAGE j No, VAEVES fscfhl DAl{ WR&A NO. PERf0RMED IscTh) DATE ;

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E-9 Pen X101A 0- 12-13-82 j 0 10-31-84 -!

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! O 10-31-84 j 0 04-20-85 E-11 Pen X101D 0 12-18-82 0 10-31-84 I O 04-31-85

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80 0 . VALVES tscrh1 DAll WR&A 900. PERFORMED f scrM DATE f E-17 Pen X102r 0- 12-14-82 0 10-30-84

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j E-19 Pen X103A 0 12-13-82 0 10-30-84 0 04-17-85 E-20 Pen X103B 0 12-16-82 0.094 10-31-84 O 04-22-85 E-21 Pen X10LA 0 12-13-82 l 0 10-30-84 0 04-17-85 j E-22 Pen X104B 0 12-13-82 0 10-30-84 0 04-17-85

E-23 Pen X104C 0 12-14-82 1

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PREMAINT[ NANCE TESIS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSIMAINTENANCE TESTS 1EST IEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK 1[AAACE NO, VALVES iscfhl pal { WR&A NO. PERf0RMED isefhl DATE E-33 Pen X105J O 12-18-82 O 10-31-84 O 04-21-85 E-34 Pen X105K 0 12-18-82 0 10-31-84 O 04-21-85 E-35 Pen X2328 0 12-18-82 0 11-01-84 O 04-28-85 E-36 Pen X232C 0 12-18-82 0 10-31-84 .

0 04-28-85 E-37 Pen X232A PM-81-251 Elec. Pen, newly installed 0 06-28-85 E-38 Pen X232D PM-81-251 Elec. Pen. newly installed 0 06-28-85 H-1 Equipment Hatch O 05-11-83 2.919 09-18-85 H-2 Pe rsonne l loc 4 to drywell 0 01-19-83 liner seal 0 11-02-84 0 09-15-85 ll-3 D rywe l l head blank O.1 05-17-83 0 09-05-85 H-4 D rywe l l head access hatch 0.1 05-17-83 0 09-05-85 MSC/85-0300 5

RouilNE SURVEILIANCE/

PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MA1N1ENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE.IESTS TEST 1EST LEAKAGE PM/ w WORK LEAKACE NO. VALVES Iscrhl ETf WRarA NO. PER FORMQ) {scfbl DATE H-5 CRD hatch 0 06-29-83 0 11-11-83 03-08-84 H-6 Suppression chamber access 0 07-02-83 hatch (South CS Room) 0 01-23-83 0 03-06-84 ;

O 11-21-84 0 12-04-84 0 09-23-85 H-7 Suppression chamber access 0 07-04-83 hatch (North CS Room) 09-23-85 H-8 D rywe l l to d rywe l l head sea l 42.293 05-21-83 IM-83-1666 Removed d rywe l l head and 0 05-26-83 replaced 0-ring gaskets 0.265 09-05-85 M-1 CAC-V49 inboa rd 0-rings 0.637 05-17-83 0~ 04-01-85 PM-80-133 New solenoid valvo V49 0 08-11-85 installed M-2 CAC-V5 inboa rd 0-rings 0 12-31-82 0 11-02-84 0 04-3-85 PM-84-303 New disc installed 0 09-20-85 M-3 CAC-V6 inboa rd 0-rings 0 12-31-82 0 11-04-84 0 04-09-85 PM-84-303 New disc installed 0 09-20-85 M-4 CAC-V7 inboa rd 0-rings 0 02-21-83 0 04-01-85 PM-84-303 New disc installed 0 09-20-85 J

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' ROUTINE SURVEILLANCE / POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS PREMAINTENANOE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIREC LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE TEST TEST (SCfhl DATE VALVES Isefhl QATE WR&A NO. PERFORMED NO._

M-5 CAC-V9 inboa rd 0-rings 0 12-23-82 0 04-01-85 0 08-20-85 M-6 CAC-V16 inboa rd 0-rings 0 12-26-82 0 11-02-84 0 04-03-85 PM-84-361 New disc installed 0 08-15-85 M-7 CAC-V17 inboard 0-rings 0 03-14-83 0 11-02-84 0 04-03-85 PM-80-133 New disc Installed 0 08-11-85

' B21-1 821-F010A 0.350 01-13-83 1.023 11-05-83 WNP 04-25-85 New soft seat installed 1.98 05-16-85 B21-2 B21-F0108 0 01-12-83 WNP 11-04-84 1M-84-4666 Soft seat replaced 0 11-09-84 1.09 05-03-85 i B21-3 B21-F032A, E41-F006 0 03-03-83 1M-82-1553 Repacked valve E41-F006 5.457 03-17-83 WNP 11-01-84 1M-84-4695 Blued disc, lapped r disc, E41-F006 1E-84-5341 Disconnected and 13.587 11-10-84

' reconnected actuator for maintenance IM-84-4896 Replaced guides and disc B21-F032A 1E-84-5508 Disconnected and WNP 11-15-84 reconnected actuator for Mech. Ma int.

1M-84-4896 Retorqued bonnet bolts: 0 11-17-84 loosened and realigned bonnet WNP = Would Not Pressurize MSC/85-0300 7

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. PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE

, NO . . VALVES iscrhl DATE WR&A NO. PERFORMED isefhl DATE 12.378 04-25-85 PM-84-381 Moved E41-F006 for line 0 09-07-85

break concerns B21-4 G31-F039 WNP , 01-14-83 1M-82-1705 Repacked valve B21-F0328 0.749 03-03-83 11.70 10-31-84 O 05-01-85 PM-83-223 Deleted F013, F039; 2.145 07-26-85 added E51-V88 B21-5 B21-F016, F019 4.23 01-12-83 1M-83-163 Valve B21-F016 2.72 02-28-83 replaced stem, lapped seat and repacked 3.602 10-21-83 1M-83-4211 Replaced packing 0 10-23-83 i B21-F019 WNP 04-25-85 1M-84-5451 Rebuilt 821-F019 0 09-07-85 B32-1 832-V22, V30 4.059 05-17-83 WNP 08-14-85 1E-85-3263 Adjusted torqua 3.478 08-20-85 switch V30 1M-85-3157 Disassembled, inspected 0 09-21-85 and reassembled V30 832-2 832-F019, F020 0.2767 09-09-82 0.1859 12-17-82 1E-83-4827 31.685 10-24-83 1M-83-4195 Rebuilt B32-F019 11.499 11-01-83 Stroked 832-F019 0 11-02-83 to flush seat [

55.92 03-03-84 1M-83-5089 Rebuilt B32-F019 3.02 03-04-84 1E-84-5709 Lapped seats, new 0 03-08-84 disc on stem, installed new diaphragm 1.636 08-29-85 832-3 B32-V24 6.04 04-18-83 WNP 07-27-85 1M-85-3046 Cut out and replaced 40.108 09-20-85 l I

valve V24 1M-85-3059 Lapped valve seat V24 2.634 09-21-85 WNP = Would Not Pressurize MSC/85-0300 8

f ROUTINE SURVEILLANCE /

PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE NO _ VALVES tsefhl A D.AII WRa:A NO. PERFORMED fscfhl DATE B32-4 832-V32 27.46 04-15-83 1M-83-1213 Lapped valve disc V32 6.337 04-28-83 8.691 07-25-85 1M-85-2717 Cut out and replaced 0 09-20-85 valve V32 t

C41-1 C41-F006 0.356 05-14-83 0 06-21-85

C41-2 C41-F007 0.748 05-13-83 18.976 06-20-85 1M-85-2311 Lapped seats F007 1.737 07-25-85 i CAC-1 CAC-V47 0 12-31-82 O.292 04-04-85 PM-80-133 Replaced V47 with V170, 1.252 09-18-85 V160, and V162 CAC-2 CAC-V48 0.550 12-30-82 0 04-04-85 PM-80-133 Replaced V48 with V171, 2.624 09-18-85 V161, and V163 i

CAC-3 CAC-V4, V5, V6, V15, WNP 08-12-82 1E-82-2710 0.848 08-16-82 V55, V56 1E-82-2435 Reset mech. stops and

' limit switches V-5 1E-82-2956 Reset mech. stopped and 1.824 09-14-82 limit switches V-6 3.611 12-31-82 1M-83-569 Rebuilt actuator on 5.546 04-15-83 CAC-V6 WNP 04-04-85 PM-84-303 Replaced CAC-V5 and CAC-V6 New test CAC-V4, CAC-V5, 3.060 09-13-85 CAC-V6, and V15 PM-80-133 New test CAC-V55 and 1.742 09-17-85 CAC-V56 only CAC-4 CAC-V7, V8, V22 WNP 08-15-82 1E-82-2932 Set limit switches WNP 09-06-82 CAC-V7 IM-82-2585 Repack CAC-V7 0 09-06-82 IM-82-2598 overhaul CAC-V7 0 09-12-82 10.11 01-04-83 1M-83-268 Overhaul CAC-V7 5.457 02-22-83 1M-83-264 I

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ROUTINE SURVEILLANCE /

PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE HO _ VALVES isofhl DATE WR&A NO. PERFORME0 (scfh) DATE WNP 11-02-84 1M-84-4704 Replaced disc, seat, 1E-84-5401 backup ring, and pa rking on CAC-V8 0 11-18-84 0.784 04-01-85 PM-84-361 Install new disc in 0 09-12-85 CAC-V7 and V8 CAC-5 CAC-V9, V10,.V23 2.348 12-23-82 1.959 11-01-84 2.722 03-31-85 PM-84-303 V9 and V10 test only 0.262 09-07-85 PM-84-303 CAC-V23 now tested 0 09-14-85 sepa ra te ly CAC-6 CAC-X20A, V16 WNP 09-02-82 1E-82-3012 Set stops CAC-V16 WNP 09-06-82, IM-82-2589 Replace seal on X-20A 0 09-07-82 0.738 12-26-82 WNP 11-02-84 IM-84-4710 -Adjust packing V16 WNP 11-04-84 1M-84-4753 Installed new disc, o 11-10-84.

seat rings, packing V16 2.468 04-09-85 PM-84-361 Installed new disc V16 1.270 08-15-85 CAC-7 CAC-X208, V17 0 09-01-82 0 12-26-82 0.487 11-02-84 WNP 04-08-85 PM-84-361 Installed new disc V17 0.346 08-11-85 CAC-8 CAC-V49, V50 1.821 09-02-82 0 05-21-83 0.193 03-31-85 PM-80-133 Replace CAC-V49 and V50 0 08-11-85 with CAC-SV-49 and SV-50 CAC-9 CAC-PV-1200B 0 12-16-82 1.260 07-29-85 PM-82-287A Replaced PV-12008 with 0 09-08-85 SV-12008 WNP = Would Not Pressurize MSC/85-0300 10

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKACE 39 _ VALVES iscfh) DATE WRhA NO. PERFORMED iscfhl DATE CAC-10 CAC- PV-1261 0 12-16-82 8.580 07-29-85 PM-82-287A Replaced PV-1261 with 0 09-08 SV-1261 CAC-11 CAC-PV-1227A 0 08-13-82 0 12-14-82

' O 04-17-85 PM-82-287P Replaced PV-1261 with 0.760 08-21-85 SV-1261 CAC-12 CAC-PV-12278 0 08-13-82 0 12-14-82 O 04-17-85 PM-82-287P Replaced PV-1227B with. 1.268 08-21-85 SV-12278 CAC-13 CAC-PV-1227C 0 08-13-82 0 12-14-82 0 06-06-83 0 04-17-85 PM-82-287P Replaced PV-1227C with 12.46 08-21-85 SV-1227C PM-82-287P Flush trash out of seat 0 08-21-85 CAC-14 CAC-PV-1227E 0.0608 07-25-82 0 09-26-82 0 12-15-82 0 04-30-85 PM-82-287P install new solenoid 0.912 08-21-85 valve SV-1227E CAC-15 CAC-PV-1260 0.0912 07-25-82 0 12-15-82 0 04-30-85 PM-82-287P install new solenoid 0.608 08-21-85 valve SV-1260 '

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKACE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE NO. VALVES (scfhl QAIE WR&A NO. PERFORMED [sCfh) DATE CAC-16 CAC-PV-1231B 0.6021 08-13-82 0 12-14-82 .

1.727 04-18-85 PM-82-287EE Replaced PV-1231B 0 08-31-85 with SV-12318 CAC-17 CAC-PV-3440 0 07-18-82 12-15-82 2.524 04-11-85 PM-82-2875 Replaced PV-3440 with 0 09-01-85 SV-3440 CAC-18 CAC-PV-12258 0.352 07-18-82 0 12-15-82 2.0 04-12-85 PM-82-287S Replaced PV-1225B with 0.266 09-01-85 SV-12258 CAC-19 CAC-PV-1211F 0 07-26-82 0 12-14-82 0 04-07-85 PM-82-287D Replaced PV-1211F.with 0.661 09-04-85 SV-1211F CAC-20 CAC-PV-1262 0 07-26-82 0 12-14-82

'O 10-08-84 0 04-07-85 PM-82-287D Replaced PV-1262 with 0.464 09-04-85 SV-1262 CAC-21 CAC-PV-1209A 0 08-14-82 0 12-13-82 0 11-19-84 1.054 04-14-85 PM-82-287F Replaced PV-1209A with 0 09-13-85 SV-1209A MSC/85-0300 12 c.

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE NO. . VALVES iscfhl DATE WRkA NO. PERFORMED iscfh) DATE CAC-22 CAC- PV-12098 0 08-14-82 0 12-13-82 0 04-15-85 PM-82-287F Replaced PV-12098 with 0 09-13-85 SV-12098 CAC-23 CAC- PV-1205 E O 08-14-82 0 12-13-82 0 04-17-85 PM-82-2871 Replaced PV-1205E with 0 08-31-85 SV-1205E CAC-24 CAC-PV-1215E O C8-13-82 0 12-14-82 0 01-26-85 0.599 04-11-85 PM-82-287FF Replaced PV-1215E with 0 09-04-85 SV-1215E CAC-25 CAC-PV-1211E O 07-18-82 0 12-14-82 0 04-07-85 PM-82-287D Replaced PV-1211E with 0 09-04-85 SV-1211E CAC-26 CAC- PV-3439 0 07-18-82 0 12-14-8?

O 04-07-85 PM-82-287D Replaced PV-3439 with 0 09-04-85 SV-3439 CAC-27 CAC-SV-4541 0 12-15-82 0 06-02-83 WNP 04-18-85 1M-85-1587 Installed new disc 0.515 09-18-85 and 0-rings CAC-28 CAC .V-3442 0.0304 07-25-82 0 12-15-82 Deleted PM-80-032 WNP = Would Not Pressurize, MSC/85-0300 13

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MA1NTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKACE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE No. VALVES (scfbl DATE WR&A NO. PERFORMED isefhl DATE CAC-29 CAC-SV-4540 0 07-18-82 CAC-PV-3437 0 12-14-82 PM-80-032 Deleted PV-3437 replaced 2.254 06-10-83 with SV-4540 WNP 04-11-85 1M-85-1511 Rebuilt SV-4540 1.526 09-18-85

, CAC-30 CAC-PV-3438 0 07-18-82 WNP 12-13-82 1E-82-4314 Rebuilt solenoid and 0 02-23-83 cleaned pilot valve /

assembly Deleted PM-80-032 CAC-31 CAC-SV-1263-4 0 07-18-82 0 12-13-82 PM-80-032 Replaced SV-1263-4 0 06-06-83 with SV-4409-4 CAC-SV-4409-4 0.262 04-12-85 PM-85-019 Flush 0 09-16-85 CAC-32 CAC-SV-1263-3 0 07-18-82 0 12-13-82 PM-80-032 Replaced SV-1253-3 0 06-06-83 with SV-4409-32 CAC-SV-4409-3 1.058 04-12-85 PM-85-019 Flush O 09-16-85 CAC-33 CAC-SV-1263-2 0 07-18-82 0 12-14-82 PM-80-032 Replaced SV-1263-2 0 06-23-83 with SV-4409-2 CAC-SV-4409-2 8.767 04-12-85 PM-85-019 Flush 0 09-16-85 CAC-34 CAC-SV-1263-1 0 07-18-82 0 12-14-82 PM-80-032 Replaced SV-1263-1 0 06-02-83 with SV-4409-1 CAC-SV-4409-1 0 04-17-85 PM-85-019 Flush 0 09-16-85 WNP = Would Not Pressurize MSC/85-0300 14

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTri TEST TEST LEAKACE PM/ WORK LEAKACE NO. VALVES iscfhl DATE WR&A NO. PERFORMED (scfhl DATE CAC-35 CAC-SV-1259-4 0 07-18-82 WNP 12-14-82 PM-80-032 Replaced SV-1259-4 0 06-06-83 with 4410-4 CAC-SV-4410-4 0.818 04-17-85 PM-85-019 Flush 0 09-16-85 CAC-36 CAC-SV-1259-3 0 07-18-82 WNP 12-14-82 PM-80-032 Replaced SV-1259-3 0 06-06-83 with 4410-3 CAC-SV-4410-3 0 04-17-85 PM-85-019 Flush 0 09-16-85 CAC-37 CAC-SV-1259-2 0 07-18-82 WNP 12-14-82 PM-80-032 Replaced SV-1259-2 3.171 06-06 with SV-4410-2 CAC-SV-4410-2 0.156 04-17-85 PM-85-019 Flush 0 09-16-85 CAC-38 CAC-SV-1259-1 0 07-18-82 WNP 12-14-82 PM-80-032 Replaced SV-1259-1 0 06-02-83 with SV-4410-1 CAC-SV-4410-1 0.979 06-07-85 PM-85-019 Flush 0 09-16-85 CAC-39 CAC-PV-1218C 0 07-19-82 PM-82-287W Replaced PV-1218C 1.651 08-23-85 with SV-1218C 0 12-16-82 0 04-26-85 CAC-40 CAC-PV-1219B O 07-19-82 0 12-20-82 0.207 04-24-85 PM-82-287X Replaced PV-12198 0 08-24-85 with SV-1219B CAC-41 CAC-PV-1225C 0 07-19-82 0 12-18-82 0 04-12-85 PM-82-287S Replaced PV-1225C 1.122 09-01-85 with SV-1225C 4

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKACE PM/ WORK LEAKACE HQ _ VALVE 3 !scrh1 DATE WR&A NO. PERFORMED iscfhl DATE 1 CAC-42 CAC-PV-1209D 0 07-19-82 0 12-18-82 1.163 04-15-85 PM-82-287F Replaced PV-1209D 0 09-09-85 with SV-12090 CAC-43 CAC-PV-1220C 0 07-19-82 PM-78-078 Removed and capped CAC-44 CAC-PV-1221C 0 07-19-82 PM-78-078 Remo,ved and capped CAC-45 CAC-PV-1219C 0 07-19-82 0 12-17-82 61.294 04-26-85 PM-82-287X Rep l a ced . PV-1219C with 0 08-24-85 SV-1219C CAC-46 CAC-SV-1213A 0 06-10-83 3.916 04-17-85 1M-85-1588 Disassembled, cleaned, 0 09-20-85 reassembled CAC-47 CAC-SV-1218A 0 06-10-83 0 06-11-85 PM-80-133 Acceptance Lested 0 09-15-85 per PM E11-1 E11-F008, F009 0 08-23-82 1M-83-728 Rebuilt valve 5.256 03-10-83 0 02-23-83 63.716 07-13-85 1M-85-0664 Repacked F009 2.799 07-15-85 PM-81-34-322 Replace actuator 0 07-28-85 E11-2 E11-F011A 0 07-27-82 0 03-28-83 0 04-26-85 MSC/85-0300 16

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE NO. VALVES fscFhl DATE WR&A NO. PERFORMED fscFhl DMX <

E11-3 E11-F0118 5.552 12-30-82 2.013 11-21-84 3.649 06-29-85 E11-4 E11-F015A, F017A 1.882 07-27-82 1M-82-2053 Repacked valve F017A- 2,16 03-08-83 0.748 02-01-83 0 04-12-85 PM-81-322 Replaced motor and 0 05-16-85 reset torque switch F015A E11-5 E11-F0158, F017B 4.967 08-23-82 0 01-24-83 1.401 11-20-84 0 07-01-85 PM-81-323 Replace motor 0 08-18-85 E11-6 E11-F016A, F021A O.8242 07-27-82 0.253 02-01-83 1M-83-331 Disassembled valve and 0 03-26-83 replaced stem F016A 0.821 04-11-85 PM-81-326 Replaced motor and reset torque switch (F021A)

PM-81-324 Replaced motor and 0 05-18-85 reset torque switch (F016A)

E11-7 E11-F016B, F021B 2.262 01-20-83 1M-83-274 Repacked valve 0 01-23-83 0 04-10-83 8.753 06-30-85 12.450 08-19-85 AdJ packing E11-F0168 2.587 08-19-85 MSC/85-0300 17

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST 1LST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE 30,_ VALVES iscfhl DATE WR&A NO. PERFORMED (scfb) DATE E11-8 E11-F020A WNP 07-28-82 N/A Flushed valve seat 12.826 07-29-82 with water WNP 02-03-83 1M-83-344 Rebuilt valve 13.598 03-29-83 2.857 11-19-84 WNP 04-06-85 WNP 04-10-85 1M-85-1492 Lapped disc and blued. 4.60 05-24-85 Repacked valve E11-9 E11-F020B 49.808 01-25-83 1E-83-289 Disassembled valve and 1.32 04-14-83 replaced stem WNP 06-27-85 14.011 07-25-85 1E-85-3353 1M-85-1320 Packing leak, machined 3.838 07-28-85 disc E11-10 E11-F022, F023 0 01-13-83 1M-82-1701 Repacked valve 0 06-06-83 0 11-21-84 1M-84-4382 Changed out grease in ope ra to r IE-84-5448 Disconnected and 0 11-29-84 reconnected for Mech. Maint.

WNP 09-01-85 Stroke E11-F023 0 09-01-85 E11-11 E11-F024A, F027A, F028A 0 07-27-82 0 02-02-83 0 04-07-85 1M-83-333 Replaced stem and packing (F024A) iE-85-1005 Assist Mech. Maint. 0 05-15-85 w/1M-83-333 E11-12 E11-F0248, F0278, F0288 0 01-25-83 1M-82-2818 cleaned valve internals 0 01-28-83 and replaced bonnet gasket WNP 06-30-85 Cycled E11-F024B 1.267 07-01-85 1M-84-0334 Replaced stem 1E-85-1007 E11-F024B 0 08-15-85 WNP = Would Not Pressurize MSC/85-0300 18

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PH/ WORK LEAKAGE No. VALVES (scrhi DATE WR&A No. PERFORMED (scrb) DATE E11-13 E11-F025A 0 07-27-82 0 02-04-83 0 11-18-84 0 04-18-85 1M-84-2758 Adjusted set point 0 04-18-85 E11-14 E11-F025B o 07-19-82 0 01-17-83 0 11-21-84 0 06-25-85 E11-15 E11-F037D 0 07-18-82 0.1 12-22-82 0.094 04-07-85 PM-82-287L Replaced E11-F0370 0 08-30-85 with E11-SV-F037D

. E11-16 E11-F037B 2.727 07-18-82 1

0 12-16-82 2.045 04-07-85 PM-82-287L Replaced E11-F037B 2.576 08-30-85 with E11-SV-F0378 E11-17 E11-F043D 0 07-18-82 0.1 12-22-82 1.759 04-07-85 PM-82-287L Replaced E11-F043D 0 08-30-85 with E11-SV-F043D E11-18 E11-F043B 0 07-18-82 1.810 12-16-82 1M-83-059 No work done 1.810 05-11-83 2.545 04-07-85 PM-82-287L Replaced E11-F043 B 0 08-30-85 with E11-SV-F0438 WNP = Would Not Pressurize MSC/85-0300 19

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE NO. VALVES (scFhl QATE WR&A NO. PERFORME0 (scth) DATE E11-19 E11-F037C 0 07-18-82 0 12-16-82 1.166 04-07-85 PM-82-2878 Replaced F037C with 1.248 09-11-85 SV-F037C E11-20 E11-F043C 0 07-18-82 0 12-16-82 3.00 04-07-85 PM-82-287B Replaced F043C with 0 09-11-85 I

SV-F0h3C E11-21 E11-F043A 0 07-18-82 0.749 12-16-82 1M-83-060 Rebuilt valve 1.266 05-23-83, 1.563 04-07-85 PM-82-287B Replac'; F043A with 0.932 09-11-85 SV-F A3A E11-22 E11-F037A 1.150 07-18-82 0 12-16-82 1.166 04-07-85 PM-82-287B Replaced F037A with 0.932 09-11-85 SV-F037A E11-23 E11-F097 0.3781 08-03-82 34.43 12-30-82 1M-83-061 Cleaned surfaces and 0 01-11-83 replaced gasket on cap 0 11-22-84 0 07-04-85 E11-24 E11-F007A 0 08-11-82 IM-82-2254 Olsassemble and 0.7905 08-13-82 inspect E11-F007A 0 02-01-83 0.234 04-08-85 t

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST ' TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE HQ _ VALVES iscrhl DATE WR&A NO. PERFORMED iscfh) DATE E11-25 E11-FOO7B 0 08-07-82 23.02 01-21-83 1M-83-0276 Disassembled. valve, 0 01-28-83

, cleaned, ropacked, and replaced gasket O 11-21-84 O 06-25-85 1M-84-4797 Disassemble and inspect Y 08-22-85

. E11-F0078

E11-26 E11-F103A 0 08-16-82 0 02-02-83 0 04-11-83 E11-27 E11-F1038 0 08-13-82 0 01-18-83 0.356 07-11-85 E11-28 E11-F055A 0.2735 08-16-82 )

0 02-04-83 0 04-21-85 E11-29 E11-F055B 0.6530 08-14-82 0.398 01-05-83 0 06-30-85 !

E11-30 E11-V20 0.0608 08-25-82 0 02-04-83 O 05-04-85 IM-85-5391 valve replaced per 0 05-24-85 -

DR 85008 E11-31 E11-V21 0.1654 08-19-82 0 01-05-83

. 0 06-30-85 1M-85-2659 Valve replaced per

', DR 85008 1

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TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE HQ _ VALVES iscFhl DATE WRhA No. PERFORMED (scFhl DATE E11-32 E11-F029 0.0555 08-20-82 0 02-22-83 0 07-28-85 E21-1 t21-F001A 3.608 02-21-83 WNP 04-23-85 1E-85-2102 Set torque switch 19.027 05-10-85 1E-85-2324 Reset torque switch 2.587 05-11-85 E21-2 E21-F0018 0 07-26-82 0.106 12-29-82 WNP 07-03-85 1M-85-2438 Crind disc seat 11.640 07-26-85 Replace disc 0 08-14-85 E21-3 E21-F005A, F004A 0 08-26-82 0 02-18-83 0 04-23-85 PM-81-330 Replaced motor and reset torque switch (F005A)

PM-81-328 Replaced motor and 0 05-11-85 reset torqua switch (F004A)

E21-4 E21-F005B, F004B 2.962 08-24-82 0.168 12-23-82 0 06-29-85 PM-81-329 Replace motor E21-F004B PM-81-331 Replace motor E21-F005B O 08-15-85 E21-5 E21-F015A 0.8219 07-28-82 0 02-21-83 12.522 04-24-85 1M-85-1667 Lapped seats, cut disc and blued and repac ked 1E-85-1004 Disconnect and 3.879 05-10-85 reconnect For Hoch, Maint.

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE HQi_ VALVE 1 . iscfhl DATE WRhA NO. PERFORMED isefhl DATE E21-6 E21-F0155 0 07-25-82 0 12-29-82 1.000 11-23-84 0.975 07-23-85 E21-7 E21-F031A 0 02-21-83 0 04-22-85 0 05-11-85 E21-8 E21-F0318 0.2822 07-24-82 0 01-19-83 WNP '06-30-85 1E-85-2925 Adjust torque switch 0 08-15-85 E41-1 E41-F002, F003 WNP 07-22-82 1M-82-2057 Repack E41-F002 WNP 07-25-82 1M-82-2081 Rebuilt E41-F002 0.2223 08-04-82 k?dP 11-01-84 1E-84-5340 Set torque switch 1M-84-0543 Repacked valve 8.731 11-04-84 19.751 04-10-85 1M-85-1493 F003, Packing leak 1M-85-0337 F002, Pac king leak 1.727 09-14-85 E41-2 E41-F012 4.174 07-28-82 12-19-82 0 04-02-85 1E-84-2934 2.610 09-18-85 E41-3 E41-F042 1.139 07-22-82 0 12-19-82 0 04-01-85 E41-4 E41-F022, F040 0 07-22-82 0 02-10-83 0 04-02-85 WNP = Would Not Pressurize -

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE NO . . VALVES (scrhi DATE- WRhA NO. PERFORMED (sofhl OATE E41-5 E41-F021, F049 0 07-25-82 WNP 02-18-83 1M-83-1309 Disassembled, inspected, 2.718 06-07-83 and repa i red va lve WNP 04-02-85 1M-85-1358 Replaced hinge pin E41-F049 1M-85-0237 0 09-13-85 E41-6 E41-F075, F079 1.099 07-22-82 0 12-14-82 0.015 04-08-85

' E41-7 E41-PV-1218D, PV-12200 WNP 07-19-82 1M-82-2017 Tightened bonnet and 0 07-20-82 tubing fittings 0 12-28-82 0.263 04-10-85 PM-82 287W Replaced SV-12180 0 08-23-85 PM-82-287W Replaced SV-12200 0 08-23-85 E41-8 E41-PV-12190, PV-1221D 0 07-18-82 O 02-18-83 0 04-01-85 PM-82-287W Replaced SV-1219D 0 08-24-85 PM-82-287W Replaced SV-1221D 1.65 08-24-85 E51-1 E51-F007, F008 0 07-22-82 0 12-16-82 1M-82-1698 Repacked valve, cleaned 0 03-03-83 valve bonnet and stem 0 10-19-83 2.69 11-08-83 0 06-05-85 1M-85-0654 Repacked E51-F007 0 09-12-85 1M-84-5493 Repacked E51-F008 WNP = Would Not Pressurize MSC/85-0300 24

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE NO. VALVES iscrhl DATE WRkA NO. PERFORMED (scrhl DATE E51-2 E51-F019 0 07-22-82 0 12-17-82 0 04-01-85 E51-3 E51-F031 0 07-22-82 0 12-16-82 0 04-01-85 E51-4 E51-F002, F028 9.552 07-18-82 1M-82-2005 Disassembled and O 07-18-82 cleaned seat E51-F028 0 02-04-83 WNP 04-02-85 1M-85-1362 Cleaned and inspected 1.704 07-10-85 E51-F028 E51-5 E51-F001, F040 WNP 01-26-83 1M-82-808 E51-F040 replaced by 0 04-07-83 PM-81-275 WNP 04-01-85 1M-85-1359 Crind seat E51-F001 5.513 07-10-85 E51-6 E51-F062, F066 0 07-24-82 0 12-16-82 1E-83-2522 Set stroke E51-F066 0 07-16-83 2.635 04-11-85 G16-1 G16-F003, F004 9.1361 09-26-82 0 01-28-83 0 11-04-84 1.393 04-27-85 G16-2 G16-F019, F020 WNP 07-25-82 1M-82-2082 Rebuilt both G16-F019 2.532 08-01-82 1M-82-2083 and F020 0.7531 01-27-83 '

O.433 11-02-84 0 04 c7-85 PM-82-065 Air supply solenoid 0 09-12-85 va lve replaced WNP = Would Not Pressurize MSC/85-0300 25

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE No._ VALVES (scrh1 DATE WRkA NO. PERFORME0 Iscrhl DATE G31-1 G31-F001, F004 WNP 08-23-82 1M-82-2459 Rebuilt G31-F004 1.873 09-03-82 0.849 03-08-83 1M-83-1173 Replaced disc and seal on G31-F004 1M-82-3199 0 04-05-83 11.41 05-28-84 PM-84-315 valves tested due to 0.847 12-03-84 va rious weld replace-

, ments and overlays

( ICSCC repa i rs )

05-03-85 PM-85-013 Replaced pipe between 0 07-28-85 F001 and F004 G31-2 G31-F042 29.10 08-06-82 1M-82-2208 Repaired seat and 0 08-12-82 disc G31-F042 0 03-11-83 WNP 11-09-84 PM-84-347 Replaced valve 1.831 11-29-84 05-30-85 RCC-1 RCC-V28, V52 0.5483 08-14-82 0 04-23-83 1M-82-2066 Repacked valve RCC-V52 0 04-27-83 0 04-10-85 RCC-2 RCC-SV-12228,SV-1222C 0.6357 08-15-82 RXS-PV-1222B, PV-1222C 3.14 04-29-83 0.095 04-11-85 PM-82-287T Replaced RXS-PV-12228, 0 09-03-85 1222C with RCC-SV-1222B, SV-1222C RNA-1 RNA-V101 7.63 07-20-82 0 05-13-83 PM-84-195 Replace valve w/SV-5262 0 09-19-85 RNA-2 RNA-V103 1.030 07-19-82 0 05-13-83 0 07-25-85 PM-84-195 Replaced V103 with 0 09-07-85 SV-5261 WNP = Would Not Pressurize MSC/85-0300 26

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TEST TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE HQ._ VALVES isefht palg WRkA NO. PERFORMED (scfhl DATE RNA-3 RNA-PV1204B 0 07-20-82 0 04-18-83 RNA-4 RNA- PV-1204C 0 07-20-82 0 04-18-83 RXS-1 RXS-SV-4186 0 05-12-83 0 04-27-85 RXS-2 RXS-SV-4187 0 05-12-83 0.078 04-27-85 RXS-3 RXS-SV-4188 0 05-12-83 0 04-27-85 RXS-4 RXS-SV-4189 0 05-12-83 '

O 04-27-85 SA-1 SA-V448 0 03-23-83 Capped SA-2 SA-V449 0 03-23-83 Capped TD-1 TD-V22, V1 0 06-26-82 WNP 03-15-83 1M-83-0870 Replaced seat 0.422 06-03-83 ring and gaskets 2.628 06-07-83 0 05-05-85 TIP-1 TIP-V1 0 07-19-82 O 12-17-82 O 05-02-85 TIP-2 TIP-V2 0 07-19-82 0 12-17-82 0 05-02-85 1E-85-4515 Replace valve 0 10-11-8f WNP = Would Not Pressurize MSC/85-0300 27

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PREMAINTENANCE TESTS MAINTENANCE REQUIRED POSTMAINTENANCE TESTS TES1 TEST LEAKAGE PM/ WORK LEAKAGE HQ _ VALVES iscrh1 DATE WR&A NO. PERFORMED (scrhl DATE TIP-3 TIP-V3 0 07-19-82 O 12-17-82 0 05-02-85 TIP-4 TIP-V4 0 07-19-82 0 12-17-83 0 05-02-85 TIP-5 TIP-N2 check valve 0 07-18-82 0 12-17-83 0 05-02-85 TIP-6 TIP-N2 solenoid valve 0 07-18-82 0 12-17-83 .

Deleted 11-02-84 WNP = Would Not Pressurize T

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