ML20140G882
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| Issue date: | 03/04/1997 |
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1.0 PURPOSE
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The purpose of this test is to perform the following periodic inservice tests as required by
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-1.1.1-A quarterly full-stroke test of 2IA-3047 and 21A-3048, instrument air to containment isolation valves.
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1.1.2 A quarterly check valve shut exercise test ofIA-1314 and IA-1324 instrument air to containment check valves.
i 1.2 Testing of 21A-3047 and 2IA-3048 also satisfies environmental qualification requirements.
f 2.0 PRECAUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
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2.1 Minimize the time that the instrument air isolation valves are ~ shut to avoid a low l
instrument air pressure condition in containment.
2.2 For the purpose of valve stroke testing, stroke time is the time it takes a valve to go from full open to full shut or full shut to full open, by the control board indication. The 4
j stopwatch should be started at the moment the control switch is actuated.
2.3 The procedure requires the use of a Level 2 Dedicated Operator in accordance with OM 3.26.
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Instrument air header pressure should be monitored whenever sections of the air header j
are being vented.
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3.4 Permission to Perform Test The conditions required by this test are consistent with requirxl plant conditions including equipment operability. Permission is granted to
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Shst 2IA-3047, instrument air containment isolation valve.
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- 4.1.2 Check the location position indicator for shut indications.'
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Revision 9 INSTRUMENT AIR VALVES (QUARTERLY)
?.iarch 4,1997 UNIT 2 INITIALS 4.2 Open 2IA-3047, instrument air containment isolation valve.
4.2.1 Time to open.
seconds 4.2.2 Check the local position indicator for open indication
% open 4.2.3 Check for an offlight ori Isolation Panel B.
d.[ Check valve operability by comparing data within limits of pump and valve acceptance criteria.
4.4 Shut 2IA-3048, instrument air containment isolation valve.
i 4.4.1 Time to Shut.
seconds 4.4.2 Check the local valve position indicator for shut indication.
% open 4.4.3 Check for a bright light in Isolation Panel B.
4.5 Open 21A-3048, instrument air containment isolation valve.
4 4.5.1 Time to open.
seconds 4.5.2 Check the local valve position indicator for open indication.
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% open 4.5.3 Check for an offlight on Isolation Panel B.
4.6 Check valve operability by comparing data within limits of pump and valve acceptance criteria..
4.7 Shut 2IA-3047, instrument air containment isolation valve.
4.8 Shut IA-1311,2IA-3047 inlet.
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Record 2FI-3087 highest flow rate.
$1 mfm y-g4.10 Check valve operability ofIA-1324 full open, via flow rate by comparing i data within limits ofpump and valve Mepu - criteria.
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f4.15 ' Record 2FI-3087 highest flow rate.
scfm f4.16 Check valve operability ofIA-1314 full open, via flow rate by comparing.
data within limits of pump and valve + repece criteria.
24.171 : Uncap and open IA-1323,2IA-3048 inlet vent.
i 4.18 ' Station a Level 2 Dedicated Operator for IA-1325, Unit 2 containment l
instrument air header inlet test connection:
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4.20 When the piping has depressurized or 1 minute has elapsed, red lock shut f.
and cap IA-1325 and release the dedicated operator.
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L4.2t Check valve operability ofIA-1324 shut, via depressurization by
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J4.24 ' Open 2IA-3048, instrument air containment isolation.
"4.23 shot 21A-3047, instrument air containment isolation valve.
~4.26 - Shut IA-1311,2IA-3047 inlet vent.
l 4.27 Uncap and open IA-1313,2IA-3047 inlet vent.
i 4.28 Station a level 2 Dedicated Operator for IA-1315, Unit 2 containment -
instrument air header inlet test connection-4.28.1 At IA-1315 5
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'4.28.2 With radio communications to the Control Room.
4.28.3 With the following instructions:
SHUT AND CAP IA-1315 WITHIN APPROXIMATELY l MINUTE UPON NOTIFICATION OF A UNIT 2 SAFETY
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4.29. Uncap and open IA-1315, 'Jnit 2 containment instrument air header inlet t
test connection, to depressurize the piping between IA-1314 and ?
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MANAGER OR HIS REPRESENTATIVE.
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