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CPC Single Channel Qualification Test Rept. Rept Presents Procedures for Static & Dynamic Testing of Assembly Language
ML20147F306
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Issue date: 09/22/1978
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ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE - UNIT 2 DOCKET 50-368 , 1 CEN-71( A)-NP l

SUPPLEMENT 1-NP CORE PROTECTION CALCULATOR SINGLE CFIANNEL QUALIFICATION

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TEST REPORT SEPTEMBER 22, 1978 1'

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COMBUSTI0t1 ENGINEERING, INC. -

NUCLEAR POWER SYSTEMS POWER SYSTEMS GROUP WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT -

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CPC SINGLE CHANNEL QUALIFICATION TEST REPORT E' SUPPLEMENT 1-P 1.0- INTRODUCTION All- changes to CPC/CEAC algorithm software and data constants mad [^ '

after completion:of design' qualification of the ANO-2 Cycle'I software

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will be performed in accordance with Reference 1. In accordance with NRC Position 10.C, the assembly' language implementation of these changes will undergo static and. dynamic' testing on an "acceptab1e test system". Reference 2 describes'the Windsor Sing]e Channel Test Facility and the verification tests to be performed to verify its acceptability for~ assembly language implementation . testing' of sDftware modifications.

Reference 3 describes' verification tests'that have'been performed to

. ensure the acceptability of the Windsor Single Channel Test Facility for such testing of CPC/CEAC algorithm modifications.

Supplemental Single Channel Qualification testing has been'requ' ired.

The by the NRC in addition to the testing documented in Reference.3.

additional requirements are to define and execute a test program that demonstrates the Sintjle Channel System is a qualified system for:

(a) Testing multi-variable transients,

.(b) Execution of either option on CPC high power selection, and (c) Testing of all interfaces between the CEAC, CPC, and Operators' - - .

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The purpose of this document is to describe the supplemental

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present the results and conclusions of those tests. This report is intended to fulfill all current outstanding testing require _.y .

ments required by the NRC on the Windsor CPC/CEAC Single Channel Facility. /

Multi-variable transient capability has been added to the Single ChannelsystemintheformofaDynamic,SoftwareVerificationlest.

The DSVT is a software test in which portions of the CPC executive and unused core are overlayed in order to process pre-determined time-variaht CPC inputs to the CPC protection algorithms and data '

base. The CPC protection algorithms execute in an identical manner to on-line operation, however the inputs are " ideal" in that they

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can be synchronized with inputs vs. time that are used in corres-ponding CPC FORTRAN test cases. Thus, uncertainties associated with live analog input signal generation and transmission (signsi generator accuracy and stability, line noise, CPC and signal generator timihg, etc.) are eliminated. All inputs can be made to vary with time, synchronous with the FORTRAN code. The test is similar in concept and structure to the input-sweep test described in Reference 4, in

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that the overlays are used to match CPC and FORTRAN inputs while the protection algorithms and data are unchanged,.and differences in results as compared to FORTRAN are attributable to either machine processing differences or software error.

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- execution of five Phase II dynamic test cases'.' The results(of the DSVT test cases were compared to FORTRAN generated acceptance criteria for trip times. ,

Execution of either option on CPC h'igh' power selection is achieved by matching the calibrated neutron flux power to the core thermal-power. This.is perfo'rmed by adjusting the value of the thermal power calibration constant (Point I.D. 068) to'1.0.

All dynamic test cases performed in Reference.3 were re-executed with the thermal power calibration constant equal to 1.0. The results of these' dynamic test cases were compared to FORTRAN generated acceptance criteria

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i The qualification testing of CPC/CEAC/0perator's' Module ..c rfaces-

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- Test Facility. Dynamic test case #21, a non-target CEA drop, was re-executed using the CEAC to go'nerate and transmit the'resulting-

. penalty factor. Acceptance criteria generated by the FORTRAN code was compared with the results of this test. The Operator's Module

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-dynamic test cases are described in detail in Reference 3.

Execution of either option an CPC'high power selection was accomplished by setting the thermal power calib' ration constant (P.I.D. 068) equal to 1.0.- The tdsting of all interfaces between the CPC, CEAC,.

and Operator's Module' consisted of verifying all interactions between these components. The verification included checkout of all status lamps on'the operators' module, displaying point _I.D.'s, changing addressable constants, and simulating all modes of penalty' factor . .

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.' (7) Initiate the transient (per Appendix A)- and halt the strip chart recorder at the conclusion of the transient.

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7 ' TheDynamicSoftwareVerificationTest.(DSVT)wasaddedto't.heSingle Channel capabilities:to provide a means of performing multi-variable

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- of execution of'five dynamic' test cases and comparis6n of the tesE results to FORTRAN generated acceptance criteria. Thefivedynamic test cases were ta':en from the Phase:II test series and' are. described in Tabic 3.1. The acceptance criteria for these test cases consisted of trip times.

' To facilitate the test results data' reduction, the DSVT software automatically records the DNBR and LPD trip times in Point I.D.

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(4) Type the DSVT test case number desired via the tel'etype. .-

(5) Initiate the transient by pushing the white spare button on the operator's module.

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factor from a simulated CEA drop. Furthur testing was performed to exercise interfaces among the CEAC, CPC, and Operator's Module.

Acceptance criteria for the transient test cases were generated as described in Secti0,n 2.1. ,

For all test cases the test results fall within the acceptance criteria ranges. Consistent with the objectives'in Section 1.1 of Reference 3, the Single Channel Test Facility has been shown to be an acceptable test system for CPC software modifications.

The DSVT qualification tests were executed on the Windsor Single Channel Test Facility. Acceptance criteria for those tests were generated as described in Section 3.1. For all test cases, the test results agree with the acceptance critera. Consistent with the objectivesofSection3.5,DSVThasbeenshowntobean acceptable multi-variable testing mechanism for Phase II testing of software modifications. -

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(3)'.CEtt-71(A)-P, Core Protection Calculator Single Channel 2

Qualification Test Report, October 1977. _

(4) CE!1-72(A)-P, Core Protection Calculator System Phase I Design Qualification Test Report, October 1977.

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A.1 Dynamic Test Case 21 I

Dynamic Test Case 21 is a single CEA drop from 100% withdrawn to _. .

i 100% inserted in 3.0 seconds. The dropped CEA is CEA #1.

(1) Vditage Settings:

P('.1) = 2.C00 v P(24) = 1.000 v P(40) = 3.333 v (2) S(2) = right Push RESET and then OPERATE. Connect (3) Make the above settings.

the output of amplifier 30 to the input of a Honeyweil Accudata 123 amp. Adjust the Honeywell amp for a gain of 5 and.zero offset. Connect the output of the Honeywell amp to h1 ternate input jack J21 on the front panel of the CPC System 1/0 Simulator cabinet.

(4) Place the strip chart speed selector to 25 mm/sec immediately prior

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(5) The transient is initiated by placing S(2) in the left position.

The initial conditions are reset by placing S(2) in its original position.

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