ML20148E709
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Issue date: | 05/31/1997 |
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!h NORTH ANNA POWER STATION ' UNITS 1 AND 2 REPORT ON VERIFICATION OF SEISMIC ADEQUACY OF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT PREPARED IN RESPONSE TO USNRC GENERIC LETTER 87-02 UNRESOLVED SAFETY ISSUE (USI) A-46
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PRINCIPAL CONTRIBUTORS Dr. A. Asfura (EQE International) l Mr. J. Betlack (MPR Associates) l Mr. D. Bhargava (Virginia Power)
Mr. R. D. Campbell (EQE International) l Mr. D. L. Harris (MPR Associates) l Mr. P. Hayes (MPR Associates) l Mr. T. W. Hsu (Virginia Power) l Ms. D. Jacobs (MPR Associates) l Dr. J. J. Johnson (EQE International) !
Mr. D. P. Madden (Virginia Power) i Mr. K. N. Mehrotra (Virginia Power)
Mr. C. G. Ranganath (Virginia Power)
Mr. M. Salmon (EQE International)
Mr. D. Werder (MPR Associates)
Mr. S. E. Zinkham (Virginia Power)
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INDEPENDENT REVIEW Mr. G. B. Crisman (Virginia Power)
Dr. K. K. Dwivedy (Virginia Power)
Dr. R. P. Kennedy (Structural Mechanics Consulting, Inc.)
Mr. D. B. Roth (Virginia Power)
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As stated in NUREG 1211, " Regulatory Analysis for Resolution of Unresolved Safety Issue A-46.. ", published in 1987, seismic qualification of mechanical and electrical equipment in operating nuclear plants was designated as an Unresolved Safety Issue (USI) A-46 by the NRC in December 1980. The concern was that equipment in nuclear plants with construction permit applications docketed before about 1972 had not been reviewed in accordance with the then current criteria for seismic qualification of equipment (Regulatory Guide 1.100, Institute of Electrical and Electronics I Engineers (IEEE) Standard 344-1975, and Standard Review Plan Section 3.10 (NUREG-0800)). l A Seismic Qualification Utility Group (SQUG) was formed and in 1983, proposed the formation of a panel of consultants, the Senior Seismic Review and Advisory Panel (SSRAP), to independently assess the feasibility of using earthquake experience data which was being collected by industry consultants. In 1984, Electdc Power Research Institute (EPRI) began collecting and evaluating earthquake test data on nuclear plant equipment. Based on the collective effort of SSRAP, EPRI, industry consultanu, and othm, SQUG developed and submitted Generic Implementation Procedure l
(GIP), Revision 2 to the NRC in February 1992 to resolve USI A-46. The NRC issued Supplement 1 to the Generic Letter (GL) 87-02 which transmitted Supplemental Safety Evaluation Report No.2 ,
(SSER-2) on the GIP in May 1992. The GIP and SSER-2 endorse a methodology which is primarily based on earthquake experience and test data for determining the seismic adequacy of mechanical !
and electrical equipment in operating reactors for the resolution of the USI A-46 issue.
In response to NRC's GL 87-02 Supplement 1, Virginia Power submitted its 120-day response letter O in September 1992 and committed to use the SQUG methodology and commitments set forth in the O GIP, as clarified in SSER-2. In addition, this letter stated that elements of the effort to resolve USI A-46, notably plant walkdowns, will be integrated with the resolution of seismic issue identified in GL 88-20 Supplement 4," Individual Plant Examination for External Events - Seismic". The NRC issued a Safety Evaluation Report (SER) in November 1992 on Virginia Power's proposed implementation to resolve USI A-46. In June 1993, Virginia Power identified specific deviations from the GIP criteria to the NRC. A completion schedule was provided in October 1994. The implementation of the USI A-46 program at North Anna Power Station has followed the GIP /SSER- l 2 methodology and commitments made by Virginia Power in accordance with the completion schedule.
As part of the resolution of USI A-46, conservative, design in-st wre response spectra were developed. These spectra were based on the Design Basis Earthquake 1,BE) ground spectral shape as identified in the North Anna Power Station Updated Final Safety Analysis Report (UFSAR). A DBE for North Anna is identical to the term Safe Shutdown Earthquake (SSE) as defined in the GIP.
A Safe Shutdown Equipment List (SSEL) was developed which included 20 classes of equipment, and tanks and heat exchangers for the following four functions: Reactor Reactivity Control, Reactor Coolant Pressure Control, Reactor Coolant Inventory Control, and Decay Heat Removal. In addition, equipment from supporting systems was included in the SSEL. The SSEL was reviewed by Operations department personnel. A relay seismic functionality review was performed to determine if the plant safe shutdown systems could be adversely affected by relay malfunction in t% ; .
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the event of an SSE. A cable and conduit raceway system review was performed to determine the Q seismic adequacy of these systems.
i The USI A-46 review consisted of plant walkdowns, component screening, analytical reviews, and resolution ofoutliers via analyses or design change modifications. Approximately 1340 SSEL items of equipment, and cable and conduit raceway systems in various areas of the plant were walked down by Seismic Review Teams (SRT) consisting of trained and experienced engineers. The vast majority of these walkdowns were performed by in-house SRTs. Following the walkdowns, anchorage and functionality evaluations, as appropriate, were performed for each group or item of equipment and raceway system. Outliers for approximately 180 items of electrical and mechanical
, equipment, and tanks and heat exchangers were identified. Of these, outliers for about 85% of the l components have been satisfactorily resolved. The resolution consisted of design modifications I
! such as side-to-side bolting of cabinets, and analysis. Approximately 54 pieces of equipment I required modification, and the remaining outliers were resolved via analytical evaluations. In addition, about 35 minor issues related to cable and conduit raceway were identified during the walkdowns, and the majority of these issues have also been resolved. The remaining outliers, which I are primarily related to seismic spatial interaction issues, are planned to be resolved at a later date. l However, it is determined that these outliers do not impact operability for safe-shutdown of the plant during or following an SSE.
A two part evaluation of the seismic functionality of relays was performed. It consisted of identifying relays whose function is essential to safe shutdown of the plant, and then assessing their O seismic ruggedness. No low ruggedness relays were identified at North Anna Power Station. Spot U check of relay mountings, types and locations was performed during the plant walkdowns.
In Februay 1996, a third party or peer review was conducted to assess the implementation of USI A-46 program at North Anna as required by the GlP. This review included walkdown of about 20%
of the items in the SSEL. Although a few open issues were noted at the time of the review, the reviewer concluded that the SRTs involved did an excellent seismic walkdown review at North Anna.
Based on the results of the walkdowns, analyses, and design modification efforts conducted to resolve the USI A-46 issue, it is concluded that North Anna Power Station Units 1 and 2 can be safely . shutdown and maintained in a safe shutdown condition following an SSE.
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1 TABLE OF CONTENTS i SECTION/ DESCRIPTION RAGE i
3 Executive Summary i l Table of Contents iii
! Glossary of Acronyms and Symbols viii 4
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- l. Introduction 11 4
{ l.1 Background 1.2 Scope 1.3 Plant Description
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j 2. Criteria, Procedures, Guidelines, and Assumptions 2-1
] 3. Safe Shutdown Earthquake 3-1 3.1 Safe Shutdown Earthquake and Ground Response Spectrum j 3.2 In-Structure SSE Response Spectra )
i 3.3 Effective Grade of Structures
- 4. Safe Shutdown Equipment Identification 4-1
- 5. Relay Evaluation 5-1
- 6. Mechanical and Electrical Equipment Review 6-1 6.1 Summary of Review 6.2 Seismic Capacity vs. Demand 6.3 Equipment Class Descriptions 6.4 Equipment Anchorage 6.5 Seismic Interaction
- 7. Tank and Heat Exchanger Review 1 7.1 Introduction and Summary 7.2 Discussion of Review I l
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- 8. Cable and Conduit Raceway Review 8-1 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Results of Walkdown 8.2.1 Inclusion Rules Check l 8.2.2 Seismic Performance Concerns Check j 8.2.3 Seismic Interaction I
8.3 Limited AnalyticalEvaluation 8.3.1 Selection Criteria of Non-ductile Supports 8.3.2 Selection Criteria of Ductile Supports 8.3.3 Examples of Limited Analytical Review 8.4 Conclusions
- 9. Third Party Audit 9-1 O
- 10. Significant and Programmatic Deviations from the GIP 10-1 l
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11.1 Resolved Outliers 11.1.1 Electrical and Mechanical Equipment i 11.1.2 Tanks and Heat Exchangers 11.1.3 Relays 11.1.4 Cable and Conduit Raceway Systems j 11.2 Unresolved Outliers and Plan for Resolution 11.2.1 Electrical and Mechanical Equipment ;
11.2.2 Cable and Conduit Raceway Systems 11.2.3 Safety Significance and Resolution Plan
- 12. Summary and Conclusion 12-1 l
l 13. References 13-1
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) APPENDIX A Safe Shutdown Equipment List (SSEL) Report ;
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APPENDIX D SVDS and Notes APPENDIX E Resumes and Training Records of Key Personnel l V
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- Table 3-1 Structures for which ISRS were Developed and Effective Grade ' 3-3
- Table 5-1 Cabinets in Auxiliary Building Containing Essential Relays 5-2 i
- Table 5-2 Capacity / Demand Comparison of Essential Relays in MCCs 5-3 l Located in Auxiliary Building Table 6-1 Buildings Containing SSEL Equipment 6-5
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FIGURE No. DESCRIPTION IMiiE Figure 3.1-1 SSE Horizontal Ground Response Spectrum - Rock 3-4 l (3% and 5% spectral damping)
Figure 3.1-2 SSE Horizontal Ground Response Spectrum - Soil 3-5 (3% and 5% spectral damping)
Figure 5-1 In-Structure SSE Response Spectrum - Auxiliary Building 5-4 elevation 259' - Emergency 480V MCCs (5% spectral damping) l l
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! ABS Amplified (1.5 times) Bounding Spectrum l l
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ALARA As Low As Reasonably Achievable (Radiation)
ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers BS Bounding Spectrum
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DBE Design Basis Earthquake, as defined in the North Anna UFSAR (Same as Safe Shutdown Earthquake)
DOC Documentation EPRI Electric Power Research Institute GERS Generic Equipment Ruggedness Spectrum ;
GIP Generic Implementation Procedure, Revision 2 GL Generic Letter l GRS f'
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IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
IPEEE Individual Plant Examination of External Events ISRS In-Structure Response Spectrum MOV Motor Operated Valve NAPS North Anna Power Station NRC Nuclear Regulatory Commission NSSS Nuclear Steam Supply System OSVS Outlier Seismic Verification Sheet PE Professional Engineer pga Peak ground acceleration l
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SVDS' Screening Verification Data Sheet SWEC Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation
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UFSAR Updated Final Safety Analysis Report USI Unresolved Safety issue VP Virginia Power ZPA Zero Period Acceleration 1
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1.1 BACKGROUND
Seismic qualification of mechanical and electrical equipment in operating nuclear plants was designated as an Unresolved Safety Issue (USI) A-46 by the NRC in December 1980. The concern was that equipment in nuclear plants with construction permit applications docketed before about 1972 had not been reviewed in accordance with the then current criteria for seismic qualification of equipment. A Seismic Qualification Utility Group (SQUG) was formed and developed Generic Implementation Procedure (GIP) for resolving USl A-46. Revision 2 of the GIP was submitted to the NRC in February 1992. The NRC issued Supplement I to the Generic Letter (GL) 87-02 which transmitted Supplemental Safety Evaluation Report No.2 (SSER-2) on the GlP in May 1992. The GIP and SSER-2 endorse a methodology which is primarily based on earthquake experience and test data for the verification of seismic adequacy of mechanical and electrical equipment in operating reactors for the resolution of the USI A-46 issue.
Virginia Power in its September 1992 letter to the NRC committed to use the SQUG methodology and guidelines set forth in the GlP, as clarified in SSER-2. In addition, the letter to the NRC stated that elements of the elTort to resolve USI A-46, notably plant walkdowns, will be integrated with the resolution of seismic issue identified in GL 88-20 Supplement 4," Individual Plant Examination for External Events - Seismic". The NRC issued a Safety Evaluation Report (SER) in November 1992 on Virginia Power's proposed implementation to resolve USI A-46. In June 1993, Virginia Power identified a few specific deviations it took from the GIP to the NRC. A completion schedule was provided to the NRC in October 1994. This report provides the results of the implementation of the USI A-46 program at North Anna Power Station.
1.2 SCOPE The scope of the USI A-46 program at North Anna includes walkdown and evaluation of safe-shutdown equipment, primarily consisting of 20 classes of equipment and tanks and heat exchangers l for the following four functions: Reactor Reactivity Control, Reactor Coolant Pressure Control, I Reactor Coolant Inventory Control, and Decay Heat Removal. In addition, equipment from supporting systems was included. The USI A-46 requirement for the selection of equipment in the SSEL is tha' it can be used to bring the plant to, and maintain it in a hot shutdown condition during the first 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> following a Safe Shutdown Earthquake (SSE). Virginia Power chose to include additional components in the SSEL which will be capable of bringing the plant to cold shutdown.
Loss of off-site power is considered to occur simultaneously with SSE. In addition to the SSEL items of equipment, the USl A-46 scope includes identification of relays whose function is essential to safe shutdown, and then assessing their seismic ruggedness. Seismic adequacy of cable and conduit raceway systems is also evaluated via walkdowns and analyses.
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g 1.3 PLANT DESCRIPTION The North Anna Units 1 and 2 Preliminary Safety Analysis Report (PSAR) was filed with the U.S.
Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) on March 21,1969, and Docket Nos. 50-338 (Unit 1) and 50-339 (Unit 2) were assigned. On February 19,1971, Construction Permits CPPR-77 and CPPR-78 were issued for North Anna Units 1 and 2, respectively. )
North Anna Units I and 2 are located on a site on the southem shore of Lake Anna in Louisa County, approximately 40 miles north-west of Richmond. Lake Anna was created by impounding excess waters of the North Anna River and was developed by Virginia Power. Water from the reservoir is used as a cooling medium for surface condensers and other heat exchanger equipment at the North Anna Power Station.
North Anna Units 1 and 2 each includes a three-coolant-loop pressurized light water reactor nuclear steam supply system and turbine generator furnished by Westinghouse Electric Corporation. The balance of the plant was designed and constructed by Virginia Power with the assistance ofits agent, Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation.
The nuclear steam supply system is similar in design concept to several such systems licensed by the NRC, including Virginia Power's Surry Power Station Units 1 and 2. The containments, which I house the major nuclear steam supply system components are steel-lined, reinforced-concrete structures that use dry, sub-atmospheric operation concepts. The containments are similar in design
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Each reactor unit is designed for an initial licensed core power output of 2775 MWt (this ,
corresponds to a nuclear steam supply system rating of 2785 MWt). This core power will result in a gross electrical output of approximately 907 MWe and a net electrical output of approximately 907 MWe with a circulating water temperature of 75 F, and a net electrical output of approximately 898 MWe with a circulating water temperature of 88" F. Each reactor is expected to be capable of achieving an ultimate core power level of 2900 MWt (this corresponds to a nuclear steam supply system rating of 2910 MWt). This core power would result in a gross electrical output of approximately 984 MWe and a net electrical output of approximately 944 MWe with a circulating water temperature of 75" F, and a net electrical output of approximately 934 MWe with a circulating water temperature of 88" F. Although the license application is for 2775 MWt (core power), all safety systems, including the containment and engineered safety features, were designed for .
operation at the expected ultimate power level. I Fuel was loaded in Unit 1 in December 1977, with commercial operation commencing in June 1978.
Fuel was loaded in Unit 2 in April 1980, with commercial operation commencing in December 1980.
In 1986, both units were uprated to a core power output of 2893 MWt (NSSS Rating of 2905 MWt) with an expected gross electrical output of 982 MWe.
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The report organization of the remaining sections is described below:
Section 2 provides the criteria, procedures, guidelines and assumptions used for implementing the USl A-46 program.
Section 3 provides a description of the Safe Shutdown Earthquake for North Anna Power Station.
Ground Response Spectra (GRS) and In-Structure Response Spectra (ISRS) are described and identified.
Section 4 describes how the safe shutdown items of equipment are identified. The SSEL report, the j composite SSEL, the seismic SSEL, and documentation of Operations department review of the SSEL are provided in Appendix A.
4 Section 5 contains a brief summary of the selection and evaluation of essential relays. This section also provides a revised evaluation of the relays in Auxiliary Building from that contained in the relay report. The relay report and the relay SSEL are included in Appendix B.
Sections 6,7, and 8 provide the results of the review for the mechanical and electrical equipment, tanks and heat exchangers, and cable tray and conduit raceway systems respectively, based on plant walkdowns and evaluations.
p Section 9 summarizes the results of the third party audit and resolution of reviewer's comments. The audit report is provided in Appendix C.
Section 10 describes significant and programmatic deviation from the GIP criteria for USI A-46 implementation.
Section 11 describes the outliers that did not met the screening criteria of the GIP. Both the resolved and unresolved outliers are identified. For the unresolved outliers, a plan ofresolution is provided.
Section 12 contains a brief summary and conclusion of the effort to resolve USI A-46 for North Anna Power Station. The main references used in the program are provided in Section 13.
The Screening Verification Data Sheets (SVDS) that contain a summary of the results of seismic verification of equipment are provided in Appendix D.
The resumes and training records of the key personnel, i.e., Seismic Capability Engineers (SCEs) who participated in the walkdowns, and the relay lead reviewers are included in Appendix E. 1 l
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A. PROCEDURE
S. GUIDELINES. AND ASSUMPTIONS O The GIP, as supplemented by SSER-2, provides the primary criteria for resolving USI A-46 at North i
Anna Power Station. However, during the implementation of the USI A-46 program, the GIP /SSER-
- 2 criteria were enhanced by in-house developed procedures and guidelines, and supplemented by j industry criteria / guidelines.
A brief description of the procedures and guidelines developed in-house is provded below.
e Walkdown procedures and an outlier resolution matrix were developed in a Design Change
] Package (DCP) DC 93-001-3, which also identifies the process for modifications to resolve
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i e Guidance was developed for Seismic Review Teams (SRTs) regarding exceptions taken to l GIP /SSER-2 criteria. This included requiring walkdown of all items of equipment in the j
' seismic SSEL (with the exception of high radiation areas) even if equipment was qualified to IEEE Std. 344-1975.
e A guideline was developed for the use of appropriate Conservative, Design, In-Structure Response Spectra (CRS), which are described in section 3, for various structures at North Anna Units 1 and 2 for the screening and evaluation of equipment in the USI A-46 program.
- Effective grades of all structures housing SSEL equipment were determined per the GIP criteria.
This information was used for the capacity / demand comparisons of a few components which !
were within 40' of grade. A description of these components is provided in section 6.
- A guideline was prepared to evaluate power-operated valves when the valve parameters were j outside the earthquake experience database. It was supplemented by a technical report to j determine seismic motion amplification at valve-operator location for pipe mounted valves. It 4 is noted that the GIP contains Generic Equipment Ruggedness Spectrum (GERS) for Motor Operated Valves (MOVs), but does not provide criteria to estimate seismic demand for
, comparison with the GERS.
- A guideline was developed for SCEs to review essential relays during walkdowns and SEWS j completion, to comply with the GIP requirements.
4 i In addition to the above, other criteria and guidelines such as those developed by SQUG and Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), and from North Anna Updated Final Safety Analysis Report l
(UFSAR),IEEE Standards 344-1975 and 1987, IEEE Standard C37.98-1987, ASME Section III, NRC Regulatory Guides 1.92,1.100 Rev.1, and 1.122, and Brookhaven National Laboratory Report, BNL 52361 October 1995, were utilized where appropriate, especially for the resolution of
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As identified in the North Anna UFSAR, the earthquake producing the maximum vibratory accelerations at the site is designated the Design-Basis Earthquake (DBE). The Preliminary Safety
- Analysis Report (PSAR) and design for this station were done before the issuance of Appendix A, 10 CFR 100. Accordingly, the term design-basis earthquake has the meaning it had before the i issuance of Appendix A. DBE for North Anna is identical to the term Safe Shutdown Earthquake j (SSE) as defined in the GIP.
, For the purpose of establishing a design-basis earthquake, it was assumed that an earthquake equal l to the largest shock associated with the Arconia Syncline might occur close to the site area. With the ;
, epicenter of a shock similar to the 1875 intensity-VH Arconia carthquake shifted to the vicinity of l i the site, it was estimated that the maximum horizontal ground acceleration at the rock surface would be less than 0.12 g. Accordingly, the design-basis earthquake for structures founded on rock was 1
taken at 0.12 g for horizontal ground motion and two-thirds that value (0.08g) for vertical ground '
motion. For structures founded on soil, the design-basis earthquake was taken at 0.18 g for horizontal j motion and 0.12 g for vertical motion.
i For Seismic Class I structures founded on rock, analyses for earthquake motion were made using response spectra developed by enveloping the response spectra, for various degrees of damping, of l the east-west and north-south components of the Helena (1935) earthquake and the south-east
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- 0.12g for the horizontal design-basis earthquake. For Seismic Class I structures founded on saprolite j more than 15 ft thick, these analyses for horizontal earthquake motions were normalized to 0.18 g for the design-basis earthquake to provide for calculated amplification through the overburden. The Rock and Soil site Ground Response Spectra (GRS) are shown in Figures 3.1-1 and 3.1-2 j respectively.
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, Based on the two-to-three pulses of strong ground motion for the San Francisco, California (1957),
- and Helena, Montana (1935), earthquakes, a conservative estimate of strong ground motion pulses i
to be experienced at the North Anna site is eight to ten pulses of strong ground motion for the design-basis earthquake.
J The results of the regional seismicity and structural geology update did not provide any basis fbr modifying the original seismic design basis for the site. Additionally, continued seismic monitoring in the region surrounding the site over the last 20 years has not provided any basis to associate the minor seismicity of the region with either Lake Anna or the fault at the North Anna Power Station.
The seismic design for the North Anna Power Station provides adequate conservatism for seismic Class I Structures at the North Anna Power Station.
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The amplification of earthquake motion through the structures was con.puted from the SSE ground ,
spectral shape using lumped-rnass models consisting of beams and miffness matrix elements with six degrees of freedom at each node. Time history analyses were used. Structural damping values were consistent with the North Anna UFSAR. New In-Structure Response Spectrum (ISRS) were
- Synthetic time-histories which represent the soil and rock GRS shape were developed. They were of 20 seconds duration defined at a 0.01 second interval. The three time histories for each l orthogonal direction were statistically independent. Previously existing structural models and a
founding conditions were evaluated and refined or recreated as necessary for the USI A-46 program.
j For structures founded on soil, soil structure interaction (SSI) analyses were performed. In the SSI analyses, the building models were used together with the proper impedance and scattering '
! functions. Three SSI analyses were performed, one for each of the following conditions: lower l bound, best estimate, and upper bound soil properties. The resulting spectra from the SSI analyses i
at each nodal point were enveloped from these three cases. An exception was the Auxiliary
[ Building, where the soil foundation was represented by three translational and three rotational soil
, springs in accordance with the previously existing design basis calculations. It is noted that the ISRS (especially the peaks and zero period accelerations) using this method are conservative when compared to the ISRS for other soil founded structures which used SSI with impedance and scattering functions.
I ISRS were developed for 3% and 5% equipment damping at each elevation for each structure
- founded on soil or rock. These ISRS were peak broadened +15% and -15% to account for uncertainties and variabilities in the structural frequencies, in accordance with the UFSAR and NRC Regulatory Guide 1.122. Table 3-1 identifies the structures analyzed, their founding conditions and
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~ 3.3 EFFECTIVE GRADE OF STRUCTURES i The effective grade of each structure waich contains SSEL equipment was determined by reviewing i the drawings and performing evaluations as necessary. The effective grade information was used for screening of relays (screening level 1 of the GIP), and for the comparison of capacity and demand l for a few items of equipment which are within 40' of grade as identified in section 6 of this report.
The effective grade of each structure is provided in Table 3-1.
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Structures for which ISRS were Developed and Effective Grade Structure Founding Effective Grade pga Organization Condition (horiz.) developing ISRS Reactor Containment Internal Rock 214'-5" 0.12g Virginia Power l Structure Reactor Containment Rock 214'-5" 0.12g Virginia Power
- External Structure Reactor Safeguards Structure Rock 263.6' O.12g Virginia Power i
Main Steam Valve House, Rock 261.5' O.12g Virginia Power j Unit 1 (includes Quench Spray Pump House) 4 a Main Steam Valve House, Soil 261.5' O.18g EQE International l j Unit 2 (includes Quench !
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Auxiliary Building' Soil 241.5' O.12g Virginia Power (Q.
l L/ Service Water Pump House Soil 314.8' O.18g EQE International Service Water Valve House Soil 313.7' O.18g EQE International
- Service /rurbine Building 2 Rock / Soil 247.75' (Service 0.12g EQE International j (Including Emergency Diesel building)
Generator Rooms and Control 262.5' (Turbine j Room) building) l Auxiliary Feedwater Rock 269.3' O.12g Virginia Power
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I The identification of safe shutdown equipment was performed in accordance with the requirements !
of the GIP, as supplemented by SSER-2. A safe shutdown equipment list report, MPR-1201, !
Revision 1, prepared by MPR Associates, Inc., contains the methodology, description and results I of the selection of the SSEL for North Anna Power Station. Since the USI A-46 effort was )
integrated with the IPEEE-Seismic effort, the SSEL report is a combined report for both efforts. l llowever, the report clearly identifies the criteria, methodology and components for the USl A-46 I scope, and those for the additional IPEEE-Seismic scope. The SSEL report, MPR-1201, Revision 1, is provided in Appendix A. The USI A-46 SSEL was reviewed and approved by the Operations Department personnel. The documentation of this review is provided in Appendix A. Appendix A 1 also provides the composite SSEL, i.e., a list containing all USI A-46 equipment (but excluding equipment selected only for IPEEE-Seismic) which was identified from drawings and system review for the four functions / supporting systems discussed below. In addition.the USl A-46 seismic review SSEL, which is a subset of the composite SSEL, is provided in Appendix A. The seismic review SSEL identifies equipment selected for plant walkdown for which Screening Evaluation Work l Sheets (SEWS) were prepared.
The SSEL includes 20 classes of equipment as identified in the GIP, and other items of equipment which are not discussed in the GIP, classified as class 0. It also includes tanks and heat exchangers.
SSEL equipment is selected for the following four functions: Reactor Reactivity Control, Reactor Coolant Pressure Control, Reactor Coolant Inventory Control, and Decay Heat Removal. In (9 addition, equipment from supporting systems was included. Some of the more significant criteria V in selecting the safe-shutdown systems were as follows:
- Safe shutdown is defined as bringing the plant to, and maintaining it in, a hot shutdown condition during the first 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> following an SSE. However, Virginia Power has chosen to include additional components capable of bringing the plant to cold shutdown.
- The safe shutdown should not rely upon off-site power. No accidents or extraordinary I
events are postulated to occur concurrently or following an SSE.
e Single active failure of any item of equipment does not preclude the fulfilment of the safe-shutdown function and the safe-shutdown systems chosen are consistent with the normal and emergency operating procedures which are used to bring the plant to a safe-shutdown condition.
It is noted that subsequent to the preparation of the SSEL by MPR Associates, the list underwent minor revisions primarily as a result of the walkdowns by SRTs, but also because of additional review of systems. These revisions consisted of changes in the equipment class, locations, elevations etc. and also addition or deletion of a few components to/from the list. The significant revisions are identified as follows.
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P 250 Computers (1/2-El-CB-18A,B,C)
V These cabinets were deleted from the seismic review SSEL based on a functionality review, and it was determined that the P250 is not required for safe shutdown following an SSE.
Main Steam Isolation Test Valves and Service Water to Sump Isolation Valves (1-MS-SOV-101 A3/B3/C3,2-MS-201 A3/B3/C3,1-SW-SOV-110 A and 2-SW-SOV-210B)
These valves have been removed from service and are deleted from the seismic review SSEL. As identified during the relay review, no equipment was added as a result of their removal from service.
First Point Feedwater IIeaters (1-FW-E-1A/IB)
These components were deleted from the seismic review SSEL since isolation of the main feedwater i flow path is not required to extend that far back into the main feedwater system. Instead, the Unit '
1 feedwater regulator valves and the main regulator by-pass valves (1-FW-1478,1488,1498; l-FW- l 1479,1489,1499, and associated SOVs), and the corresponding unit 2 valves were added to the ,
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These tanks were deleted from the seismic review SSEL since they are not required for safe r shutdown following an SSE. Emergency Condensate Storage Tanks (1/2-CN-TK-1), which are on the SSEL, provide the required safe shutdown ftmetion.
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Appendix B also provides the Relay SSEL, which contains cabinets that house e.ssential relays.
In accordance with the relay evaluation guidelines of the GIP, the walkdowns by the SCEs included spot checking of relays for appropriate mounting within the cabinets. Nothing was discovered by the SCEs which would indicate inappropriate relay mounting. Cabinets containing essential relays were walked down by SRTs and evaluated per the GIP guidelines. The relay evaluation concluded that all essential relays have peak and ZP.A capacities higher than their corresponding seismic demand, and no low ruggedness relays were identified at North Anna. However, several cabinets containing essential relays were found to be not connected to adjacent cabinets. As discussed in section 11 and Appendix D (SVDS), most of these cabinets have now been connected together. A few remaining cabinets are planned to be connected in the future as identified in section 11.2.
Subsequent to the completion of the relay report by MPR Associates, Inc., the ISRS for the Auxiliary building were revised. This revision was necessitated because of an inappropriate founding condition previously modeled fbr the Auxiliary building. The revised Auxiliary building ISRS were
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' different than those used in report MPR-1392. Therefore, an evaluation was made to determine the i impact of the revised ISRS for essential relays located in the Auxiliary Building. From report MPR-1392, cabinets located in the Auxiliary building which contain essential relays are listed in Table 5- I 1.
For the five relay panels listed in Table 5-1, Level 1 screening criterion of the GIP was used in relay report MPR-1392. Therefore, the Auxiliary building spectra revision has no impact for these panels.
It is noted that cabinets 1-EP-CB-121 A/B are located in the Service Building and not in the Auxiliary building, as was indicated in Appendix H of report MPR-1392. Level I criteria was used for these cabinets also. Since these cabinets are within 40' of grade, there is no change in the conclusions reached in report MPR-1392 for relays in these cabinets. Therefore, only the relays in ,
the four MCCs identified in Table 5-1 are required to be reevaluated for capacity / demand {
comparisons. This evaluation is shown below. !
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spectra for MCCs are determined per the criteria of GIP, as documented on p. 5-4 of report MPR- !
1392. These in-cabinet spectra are based on multiplying the Auxiliary Building floor spectra by an i in-cabinet amplification factor of 3. The amplified spectral ordinates can be compared to the celay l capacities for both - the peak acceleration value and the ZPA value. The revised seismic densand accelerations for relays in the MCCs are:
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, 1392, and tabulated in Table 5-2. Also shown in this table are the demand acceleration values for comparison purposes. Per Table 5-2, all relays in the four MCCs listed above are acceptable for the revised Auxiliary building ISRS.
4 Table 5-1 Cabinets in Auxiliary Building Containing Essential Relays CABINET MARK DESCRIPTION BUILDING ELEVATION NUMBER
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Table 5-2 O Capacity / Demand Comparison of Essential Relays in MCCs Located in Auxiliary Building G.4 page Essential Relay Capacity from Demand - Comments Report Type /Model MPR-1392 peak /ZPA MPR-1392 peak / ZPA (g) (g) 7 Main / Aux /OL 4.5/1.8 3.6/0.75 8 Main / Aux /OL 4.5/1.8 3.6/0.75 13 Main / Aux /OL 4.5/1.8 3.6/0.75 15 Main / Aux /OL 4.5/1.8 3.6/0.75 17 Main / Aux /OL 4.5/1.8 3.6/0.75 22 W WL-2 10.0 (peak). 3.6/0.75 Level 1 screening was ZPA >0.75g used. Refer to Appendix B and the note below.
22 Main / Aux /OL 4.5/1.8 3.6/0.75 24 Main / Aux /OL 4.5/1.8 3.6/0.75 25 Main / Aux /OL 4.5/1.8 3.6/0.75 29 Main / Overload 4.5/1.8 3.6/0.75 29 DILOCLb -
3.6/0.75 Operator Action for reset capability is acceptable - refer to Appendix B 40 Main /OL 4.5/1.8 3.6/0.75 43 Main / Aux /OL 4.5/1.8 3.6/0.75 49 Main / Aux /OL 4.5/1.8 3.6/0.75 NOTE: For relay W WL-2 on G.4 p. 22 of MPR report MPR-1392, the ZPA capacity is not explicitly s' *-d in EPRI NP-7147-SL but isjudged to have been >0.75g (demand), based on the high - . spectral value. The Floor and in-cabinet seismic demand for emergency 480V MCCs in Table 5-2 of report MPR-1392 (Appendix B) should be replaced with the peak spectral accelerations and ZPA values given in this section.
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p 6. MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EOUIPMENT REVIEW 6.1
SUMMARY
OF REVIEW A review of the seismic adequacy of mechanical and electrical equipment in the North Anna Power Station (NAPS) SSEL was performed in accordance with Section 11.4 of the GIP. The equipment j which was reviewed for seismic adequacy is listed on the Seismic Review SSEL and can be found in Appendix A. The list includes equipment mounted in or on other SSEL components and is considered seismically adequate through the Rule-of-the-box (ROB) criteria. The ROB components were inspected for mounting, seismic spatial interaction, and any special vulnerability. Separate SEWS were generally not generated for these items, but deficiencies were noted on SEWS and/or l OSVS containing the host item of equipment, as applicable.
Except for a few components that were in very high radiation areas, each component was walked down and inspected. The few components that were not walked down due to ALARA concerns were
' reviewed by using available plant drawings, equipment installation records, and previously taken photos of the area or equipment.
Each SSEL component was evaluated by an SRT consisting of at least two SCEs; at least one of whom was a registered Professional Engineer (PE). The equipment SEWS (not submitted with this report) provide the details of the screening evaluations. The results of the SEWS were tabulated on SVDSs, which have been reviewed and signed by the appropriate SRT personnel. The SVDSs are O presented in Appendix D. As discussed above, since SEWS were not prepared for ROB components, the SVDS do not include these components.
6.2 SEISMIC CAPACITY VS DEMAND Listed below are the methods used to verify that the seismic capacity of the equipment is greater than or equal to the seismic demand. As required by the GIP, the SVDSs will identify which of these methods were used for each component.
(a) Compare ABS vs. CRS (method used most often)
Plots were prepared comparing the CRS with the ABS. Table 6-1 lists the buildings which contain SSEL equipment along with the elevations at which the ABS envelopes the CRS.
(b) Compare BS vs. SSE Ground Response Spectrum (GRS)
The SQUG GIP Bounding Spectrum envelops the NAPS SSE ground response spectrum at 5%
damping. Therefore, per the GIP criteria, equipment located within 40 feet of effective grade and having natural frequencies greater than 8 Hz. (not applicable to in-line equipment) satisfies the seismic capacity to demand comparison. This criterion was used only for the capacity to demand comparisons of a few components which are listed below (also refer to the SVDS, 6-1
Appendix D).
North Anna Unit 1: l Class 18 level transmitter 1-RC-LT-1470 located in Reactor Containment (RC) - Internal l Structure; and Class 7 valves 1-MS-PCV-101 A,101B,101C, and 1-MS-TV-101 A,101B,101C, 111 A and 11IB, located in Main Steam Valve House (MSVH) were evaluated via the BS vs. I GRS comparison. The RC-Internal structure and the Unit 1 MSVH are both rock founded.
North Anna Unit 2:
1 Class 19 temperature elements 2-RC-TE-2410,2413,2420,2423,2430 and 2433 located in RC-Internal Structure; Class 7 valves 2-FW-FCV-2478,2479,2488,2489,2498 and 2499 located in Service building, and valves 2-MS-TV-201A, 201B and 201C located in MSVH approximately 24' above effective grade, were evaluated by BS vs. GRS comparison. The RC-Internal Structure and the Service Building are both rock founded. Although the Unit 2 MSVH is founded on soil, the major portion of the building rests on concrete fill and structural backfill.
(c) Compare GERS vs. CRS Although limited, there were cases where equipment capacities were based on GERS. For example, Class 8B GERS were used for the capacity of several wall mounted SOVs located in the Reactor Containment building at elevation 308 feet (at this elevation the CRS is not s enveloped by the ABS).
(d) Compare Existing Documentation (DOC) vs. CRS I There were cases where existing documentation was used to determine the capacity of the equipment. For example, many components have been qualified to IEEE Std. 344-1975, especially equipment that was installed after 1980. Although limited, in other cases other available existing test or analyses documentation was used. Refer to Section 10 and Appendix D (SVDS) for a discussion on equipment qualified to IEEE Std. 344-1975 and other available data.
6.3 EQUIPMENT CLASS DESCRIPTIONS The GIP identifies and has developed SEWS for twenty-two (22) unique equipment classes. The equipment on the SSEL was addressed by nineteen (19) of these equipment classes. The three classes for which there are no SSEL equipment are as follows:
Class 9 - Fans (several fans were part of Class 10 - Air Handlers, and are treated as ROB)
Class 12 - Air Compressors Class 13 - Motor Generators O
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6.4 EQUIPMENT ANCHORAGE in earthquake experience data, lack of anchorage or inadequate anchorage has been identified as a cause of equipment failing to function properly. Therefore, the confirmation of adequate anchorage is a significant part in verifying the seismic adequacy of mechanical and electrical equipment.
Verifying the seismic adequacy of equipment anchorage was based upon a combination of field inspections, analytical calculations, and engineeringjudgement. The SCEs selected the appropriate combination of these elements for each anchorage installation based on the available information.
During field inspections, the SRTs noted anchorage attributes such as equipment characteristics; type, size, and location of anchorage; concrete condition; spacing and edge distance; and gaps. At this time, a review of the structural load path was performed by the SRT. If the SRT could not conclude the adequacy of the load path during the field inspection, load path details were gathered for later analysis. Additionally, a tightness check was perfomied by the SRT or the craft for almost l all accessible expansion anchor bolts. The tightness of the expansion anchor bolts checked were l adequate. This check is documented on the SEWS. Based on this representative sample, there was reasonable assurance of adequate expansion anchor tightness.
l The typical types of anchorage used for the SSEL equipment include concrete expansion anchor bolts, cast in-place bolts, and welds to embedded structural steel (i.e. channels, angles, and Unistrut).
The types of expansion anchor bolts observed were Hilti Kwik-Bolts, Phillips Redhead Self-Drilling i
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anchor bolts, and Drillco Maxi-Bolts. Based upon review of plant drawings, embedded structural I steel was anchored to the concrete with studs or strap anchors. A few electrical panels were mounted to block walls. Although the exact anchorage for these panels could not be determined, anchorage was determined to be adequate based upon the light weight of the panels (small distribution panelboards) and a " tug test" A tug test was also performed on other components but only on lightweight components where the anchorage appeared robust.
1 In many cases, existing calculations were used to verify anchorage adequacy. Ifexisting calculations l
were utilized, the SRTs would ensure that anchorage configuration noted in the field was the same !
as analyzed and that appropriate seismic accelerations were used. If existing calculations were not {
used, a calculation was performed for all SSEL components with the exception of the few cases ,
where a tug test was performed or where anchorage was judged to be robust by the SRT. !
i information collected during the walkdowns as well as existing plant documentation was used in the verification of the equipment anchorage. Where possible, components in the same equipment class with similar anchorage details were reviewed for a worst case bounding condition. Unless plant documentation showed otherwise, for expansion anchor bolts the minimum embedment depth listed in Appendix C of the GIP was assumed. To date, there have been no cases where existing plant documentation identified embedment depths less than the minimum listed in the GIP.
i in general, equipment anchorage was quite adequate, however, there were a few cases where the i
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1 During the walkdowns, the SRT reviewed the potential for seismic interaction with nearby
! equipment, systems, or structures. Using the guidelines of Section II.4.5 and Appendix D of the GIP, the SRTs documented on the SEWS all credible and significant interaction concems. If simple modifications were possible, such as removing an adjacent unanchored component or an unused and not well restrained flexible conduit, Station Personnel were informed and corrections were made.
4 Typically, Work Orders were issued to correct these type of concerns. 1 i
a Seisinic concems that were not easily corrected were identified on the SEWS and were reviewed j- - further. Several of these concerns were subsequently resolved by plant modifications. Examples of j this include connecting together adjacent electrical cabinets that contain essential relays and l relocating a " stiff" pipe support that was very close to a valve operator. Equipment that could not
- be screened due to a seismic interaction concem was classified as an outlier and is discussed in more ,
- detail in section 11.
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1 Table 6-1 O Buildings Containing SSEL Equipment Building Abbreviation Building Bounded Elevation i
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} AFPH Auxiliary Feedwater Pumphouse All elevations i
AB Auxiliary Building 243' (Note 2)
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j MSVH Main Steam Valve House 271' (Note 3)
SB Service Building 275' (Note 4) 1 SFGD Reactor Safeguards Structure All elevations I
l SWPH Service Water Pumphouse All elevations SWVH Senice Water Valvehouse All elevations FOPH Fuel Oil Pumphouse All elevations Notes:
- 1. At this elevation and below, the ABS envelopes CRS.
- 2. At elevations 259' and 273', the CRS exceeds the ABS at around 2 Hz and only slightly. l
- 3. The building structural model for the MSVH included the Quench Spray Pumphouse (QSPH)
The ABS envelopes the CRS in these areas.
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l Tanks and Heat Exchangers included in the SSEL at NAPS Units 1 & 2 were reviewed in accordance with Section 11-7 of the GIP for the resolution of USI A-46, except for two components - Charging i Regenerative Heat Exchangers 1/2-CH-E-3, which are located in locked room because of high
! radiation, in the containment, for which Virginia Power's Videodisc Information Management System (VIMS) and existing documents were used for evaluation.
l j A total of 110 Class 21 components (tanks and heat exchangers) are identified in the NAPS SSEL.
l Of these,71 components, including 11 rule-of-the-box items, are in NAPS Unit 1; and the remaining j 39 components, including 5 rule-of-the-box items, are in NAPS ' Unit 2.
Field walkdowns were performed by SCEs from Virginia Power (VP) and EQE Engineering Consultants. The SRT members consisted of a minimum of two trained SCEs, at least one of whom was a PE. The field walkdowns and analyses identified 22 components which were outliers. All of these were resolved by analytical evaluations or modification. Section 11 discusses the resolution j of the outliers.
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3 The SVDS (Appendix D) provide a summary of the evaluation for tanks and heat exchangers.
Additional details and the methods used to evaluate the acceptability of the USI A-46 criteria for
! those components that were walked down, other than outliers, are discussed below.
Those items of equipment which are mounted on a host component are defined as rule-of-the-box .
(ROB) items per GIP. The seismic adequacy of the ROB items was evaluated along with the host l J component. I i
For all class 21 components, especially large flat-bottom and vertical tanks, the SRTs verified that 4 I
attached piping has adequate flexibility to accommodate vessel displacements.
j Summary of Evaluation of Class 21 IIost Components i
j Component Cooling'. Water Heat Exchanger (1/2-CC-E-1 A /!B) i
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l-CC-E-1 A & IB are located in the Auxiliary Building. The Heat Exchangers (Hx) were designed by Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation (SWEC). A USI A-46 evaluation of the component and anchorage was performed and found acceptable.
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U Both these Hx's are located in the Auxiliary Building. The Hx's were designed by SWEC.
' Subsequently, calculation CE-1170 Rev. 0 was performed and the component, its anchorage and structural sub-components were found acceptable.
Sample Coolers
- There are 24 sample coolers in the SSEL locat:d in the Auxi:iary Building. High temperature l samples pass through these coolers. The coolers are light weight, rigidly mounted on structural frames, which are anchored to wall. They are seismically qualified to IEEE Std. 344-1975. The mounting of the components on the frame, and the anchorage of the frames to the wall wasjudged
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- Regenerative Hx (1/2-CH-E-3)
J j These components are located in locked recms, because of high radiation, inside the Unit 1 and 2
- Containments respectively. The components were reviewed using existing drawings, documentation ana VIMS. The component was designed by SWEC. Based on the review of a calculation (no.
52308.02-C-007) performed by EQE, it was concluded that there is sufficient margin to meet the USI
, A-46 requirements. The components and anchorages are determined adequate for USl A-46.
Excess L.ctdown Hx (1/2-CH-E-4)
- These components are located inside the Unit I and 2 Containments respectively. The components were designed by SWEC. Based on the review of a calculation (no. 52308.02-C-010) performed by i EQE, it was concluded that there is sufficient margin to meet the USI A-46 requirements. The components and anchorages are determined adequate for USI A-46.
Primary Drain Transfer Coolers (1/2-DG-E-1)
These components are located inside the Unit 1 and 2 Containments respectively. The components were designed by SWEC. A USI A-46 evaluation was performed.. The components and anchorages were found adequate.
Nitrogen Reserve Tanks (1/2-GN-TK-I A/IB)
These components are located inside the Unit I and 2 Containments respectively. The components were designed by SWEC. An existing calculation,12050-DC-16-002 Rev.2, performed by SWEC
, was reviewed, and it was concluded that the components and their anchorage are adequate for the USI A-46 requirements.
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Shroud Cooling Coils (1/2-HV-E-6A/6H/6C)
O These components are located in the Unit 1 and 2 Containments. They were designed by SWEC.
During the walkdown, corrosion was noticed on the base plates for the Unit 2 cooling coils. It was judged that the corrosion did not compromise the structural integrity of the base plates. Cleaning, 1 repairing and repainting of the base plates have been performed under Work Orders # 024361,
- 024377 and #024398 for mark numbers 6A, 6B and 6C respectively. The existing SWEC !
calculation was reviewed, and it was concluded that the components and anchorages are adequate for the USl A-46 requirements.
Neutron Shield Tank Coolers (1/2-NS-E-1 A /IB)
These components are located in the Unit 1 and 2 Containments. The coolers are made of 8" diameter pipe, and were designed by SWEC. A USI A-46 calculation was performed and the components and their anchorages were found to be acceptable.
Pressurizer Relief Tanks (1/2-RC-TK 2)
These are horizontal tanks,9'-6" dia. X 20'-0" long, each supported on two saddles on reinforced concrete piers. The tanks are located inside the Unit I and 2 Containments. The tanks were designed by SWEC. The base plate of the saddles had slotted holes in the longitudinal direction for thermal expansion. Calculation CE-0946 was performed to check the adequacy of the anchorage, which was found to be inadequate. Modifications to the anchorage has been performed under DCP-V 92-13-3.
Residual Heat Removal Hx (1/2-RH-E-1 A/1B)
These are vertically supported cylindrical vessels, located in the Residual Heat Removal (RHR) flat, inside the Unit I and 2 Containments respectively. The vessels were designed by SWEC. Upon I reviewing calculation nos. 13075.17-2 and 12050-DC-16-006 performed by SWEC, it was concluded that the anchorage was adequate. Also, EQE calculation 52182-C-034 was reviewed for further verification of the Hx capacity.
Inside Recirculation Spray Coolers (1/2-RS-E-1 AllH/IC/lD)
These are vertically supported cylindrical vessels 3'-2" dia. X 41'-9" tail, located inside the Unit 1 and 2 Containments. The vessels were designed by SWEC. Calculation 11715-NM(B)-297-CBD for the anchorage was performed by SWEC Upon reviewing this calculation, it was determined that the existing anchorages were adequate. During the walkdown, a concern regarding edge distance between 1" diameter Hilti expansion bolt and concrete edge was noted for Unit I component IC only. A USI A-46 evaluation was performed and it was determined that the component and its anchorage were adequate. ;
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Chilled Water Expansion Tanks (1/2-HV-TK-6A/6B)
O These are small horizontal tanks with elliptical heads, which are caged within very rugged steel frame, suspended from the ceiling, located in the Service Building. These tanks were designed by SWEC. During the walkdown, the components and their anchorages were judged to be adequate.
Fuel Oil Day Tanks (1-EG-TK-1H/1J and 2-EG-TK-2H/2J)
These are horizontal tanks 9'-8" long, with elliptical ends. The cross section has major diameter of 4'-6" and minor diameter of 3'-9", The capacity of each tank is 1000 gallons. They are located in the Service Building, Diesel Generator Rooms. Each tank is supported on two saddles, which are
. mounted on concrete piers. The tanks were designed by SWEC. A USI A-46 evaluation of the anchorage was performed, and the components and their anchorages were found to be acceptable.
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8.0 CAHLE AND CONDUIT RACEWAY REVIEW t
8.1 INTRODUCTION
Section 3.3.11 of the GIP, Cable and Conduit Raceways, defines that all cable tray and conduit i raceway systems which support electrical cable for equipment on the SSEL should be included in the walkdown. In lieu ofidentifying specific routes of cable runs by plant drawings, etc., the GIP recom. mends that an entire plant walkdown be performed. A seismic verification global plant walkdown was done for all cable tray and conduit raceway support systems with the exception of those areas fed strictly by normal bus feeds (i.e. Turbine Building). The walkdown addressed the inclusion rules, seismic performance concems, and seismic interaction issues as identified in section 8.0 of the GIP. Additionally, outliers that required fixes were addressed by work orders which were issued to correct any observed deficiencies. The Limited Analytical Review of conduits and cable trays selected approximately 20 representative " worst case" conduit and cable tray supports as a result of the walkdown and use of as-built documentation including sketches and calculations.
In accordance with section 8 of the GIP, Cable and Conduit Raceway Review, the review consisted of two parts as follows:
- 1. A plant walkdown in which raceways were evaluated against a set of Walkdown Guidelines.
- 2. An analytical check of the selected worst-case supports using a set of Limited Analytical Review O Guidelines.
V The general screening of conduit and cable raceway systems took into account engineering judgement which is based on assessing these systems in accordance with the GlP Inclusion rules, seismic performance concerns and guidelines developed as a result of earthquake experience data.
The selected worst case examples were then evaluated using a Limited Analytical Review as defined by the GIP in section 8.3. Also, seismic spatial interaction concerns were identified as delineated in section 8.2.5 of the GIP. Items were identified as outliers, which could potentially compromise the seismic adequacy of any portion of the cable and conduit raceway system. Additionally, in accordance with the GIP, all walkdown team members were trained Seismic Capability Engin'eers.
It should be noted that every attempt was made to perform a 100% walkdown, hov ever due to access problems and ALARA concerns in certain areas, drawings were reviewed and judgements were made. Since design fabrication was done by one organization, and the entire conduit and cable raceway system was covered by one set of design criteria, limited walkdown could achieve representative samples for evaluation.
The walkdown of Raceway Systems included use of photographs and preparation of walkdown sketches. Further, remote visual devices such as Binoculars were used during the walkdown.
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8.2 RESULTS OF WALKDOWN d 8.2.1 INCLUSION RULES CHECK
- 1) Conduit and Cable Tray Spans The length of all unsupported spans between adjacent supports were field verified to ensure that they did not exceed the limits identified in GIP. Where the length exceeded it was verified to ensure that the structural integrity of the raceway system including the supports was not affected. There was no exceedance of the cable tray span requirements outside the GIP criteria observed. There were a few instances of conduit span exceedance, however these exceedances were deemed acceptable after limited analytical review.
- 2) Raceway Member Tie-downs Cable tray and conduit systems were inspected to ensure that for cantilever bracket type supports, the trays or conduits were secured to their supports such that they would not slide during a seismic event. No cable tray or conduit systems that had cantilever bracket supports were found with cable trays or conduits not secured to their supports with one conduit exception, in which a work order was issued to correct this deficiency.
' 3) Channel Nuts
\ There were no channel nuts observed without teeth or ridges stamped into the nuts where they bear ou the lip of a channel.
- 4) Rigid Boot Connection There were no conduit or cable tray supports with rigid boot type connection, based upon walkdowns and drawing reviews, as delineated in GIP. ,
- 5) Beam Clamps No beam clamp outlier type supports were noticed during the walkdown.
- 6) Cast-Iron Anchor Embedment No cast iron embedments could be identified during the walkdown. Existing documents were l
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- 1) Anchorage Based upon walkdown and limited analytical reviews, it was noted that cable tray and conduit supports were well anchored, with capacity exceeding demand. SWEC, the primary Architect /
Engineer for North Anna Power Station, performed a study on the seismic capacity of rod hung cable tray supports. The study evaluated many bounding multi-span rod and unistrut hung cable tray supports. A rod fatigue evaluation was performed on the supports and as a result lateral ductile-type braces with clip angles were added to provide lateral support for multispan rod and unistrut hung cable tray supports and thus minimized fatigue affects on rods. l The limiteo snalytical review shows in all cases sufficient anchorage capacity. l
- 2) Cracks In Concrete No visible cracks in concrete at the location of anchorage were found during the walkdown.
There were some evidence of surface cracks, however these were judged insignificant from ,
their size or location with relation to the supporting system.
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\ Corrosion of conduit support clamps and conduits were noted in some locations. These areas were generally located in areas where general dampness exists, such as the Service Water Pump House and Auxiliary Feedwater Pump House. Only surface rust was noted and no significant degradation of supports and raceway was observed.
- 4) Sag of Conduit and Cable Trays No noticeable sag of conduits or cable trays were observed.
- 5) Broken or Missing Components Several broken and missing components of the conduit and cable tray and their supports were noticed. Several work requests were issued to correct these deficiencies. All of the broken and missing components were identified and will be repaired or replaced as defined in the work orders as listed in the unresolved outlier section of this report. The condition of the raceway system were evaluated with the broken or missing components and found by engineering judgement to not constitute an operability concern.
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- 6) Restraint of Cables O All cables were found to be adequately restrained when they were found to be above the top of the side rail or in cable trays that have vertical drops. There were a few instances though of cable coiled up in cable trays to be used in future cable runs in the Emergency Switchgear room.
These were noted and work orders were issued to correct this excess abandoned cable. No operability concerns were determined from the abandoned cable.
l 7) Aging of Plastic Cable Ties Plastic type cable ties were found to be adequately connecting cable to cable trays during the
, walkdown. The plastic ties were in good condition and did not exhibit any deterioration. Some tug tests were done to randomly sample these ties with no occurrences of failures.
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- 8) liard Spots One potential hard spot on the cable tray run was noticed as a possible lateral hard spot to the 3 cable tray in the Emergency Switch Gear room. This was reviewed as part of the Limited j Analytical Review and was determined to be not a concern. No hard spots such as an isolated rigid support in a long run of raceway were found during the walkdown.
8.2.3 SEISMIC INTERACTION
. Seismic Interactions were verified during the walkdown. The interactions that were verified were:
j Potential Proximity Effects, Structural Failure and Falling, and Flexibility of Attached Cables.
l The effect of proximity of cable tray and conduits near a block wall was evaluated under Block i Wall Evaluation that is being performed by EQE Engineering. There were seismic interaction concerns found during the walkdown, however all concerns were covered during the SSEL 4
equipment walkdowns and were addressed in the SSEL Walkdown Section of this report as either 1
housekeeping or interaction outliers.
8.3 LIMITED ANALYTICAL EVALUATION Several typical Raceway supports were selected for limited analytical evaluation. One of the typical l type includes a fixed-end rod hanger trapeze support . This was evaluated for fatigue efTects. Other
! types of supports selected for review include floor-to-ceiling supports and base-mounted supports.
, There were a few heavily loaded conduit supports in which cantilevered sections were examined.
. The following criteria was used in determining and selecting worst case surorts for the Limited
- Analytical Review
In accordance with the criteria provided in the GIP Section 8, Cable and Conduit Raceway Review, 4 there are two basic types of supports, ductile and non-ductile. Each type of support has its own characteristics which defines it as will be stated later and its own potential failure mechanism. In 8-4 4
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!' selection of the worst case (bounding) support calculations for North Anna, extensive walkdowns as well as the research into existing support calculations were performed. Using this combined !
4 method of selection, it was most apparent which examples would bound the worst case examples and
- thus meet the intent of the GlP criteria.
8.3.1 SELECTION CRITERIA OF NON-DUCTILE SUPPORTS The following listed criteria was generally used in selection of the representative samples of non-ductile supports.
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- 1. The supports chosen were the most heavily loaded with cable or conduit and braced rigidly.
- 2. All types of supports, i.e. floor to ceiling, free standing base mounted frames, cantilever, etc.
were considered in making selection of bounding calculations.
- 3. An examination of anchorage conditions was performed to determine vulnerability to failure. In general bolted connections were chosen over embedded unistrut type connections which tend to generally have greater capacity.
8.3.2 SELECTION CRITERIA OF DUCTILE SUPPORTS O
V The following listed criteria were generally used in selection of the representative sample of ductile type supports:
- 1. The supports chosen were the most heavily loaded with conduit or cable trays and represented worst case configuration. ,
- 2. For evaluation of fatigue effects, the threaded rod type supports with the shortest distance between conduit and/or cable trays to the ceiling and the most number oflaterally unbraced bays were chosen as the representatives.
- 3. Since there were several types of hybrid ductile type supports, the worst case geometry and fixed I end conditions were examined. Those seem most susceptible by judgement to lateral effects, especially on anchorage end conditions were chosen.
- 4. All types of. ductile supports were considered, ceiling hung, combination wall and ceiling, I cantilevered threaded rod, and etc.
- 5. An examination of anchorage size and rod size was performed to select the worst case examples.
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1 Mi 8.3.3 EXAMPLES OF LIMITED A.NALYTICAL REVIEW O The following is a list of examples that were chosen for Limited Analytical Review of cable tray and ,
conduit supports per the GIP procedure and criteria:
Example 1: Ceiling mounted heavily loaded portal ductile conduit support frame located inside Unit 1 Containment.
Example 2: Base / Floor mounted unistrut post supporting 4 layers of 3" conduits located inside
- Unit 1 Containment. This was considered as a non-ductile support.
- Example 3: Floor to ceiling conduit support frame inside Unit 1 Containment. This was
) considered as a non-ductile support.
j Example 4: Wall mounted rigid conduit support located inside Unit 1 Containment. I j Example 5: Base / Floor rnounted non-ductile frame cable tray support located inside Unit 2 ;
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- Ceiling mounted 6 tier trapeze ductile cable tray support located inside Unit 2 j Containment.
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l Example 8: Base / Floor mounted multiple bay non-ductile conduit support frame located inside )
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j Example 9: Ceiling supported trapeze short rod hung cable tray located inside Unit 2 I l Containment, i
! Example 10: Rod hung 7 tier trapeze ductile cable tray support in the Cable Tunnel area.
Example 11: Ceiling mounted 6 tier trapeze ductile support for 36" wide cable trays in the L Emergency Switchgear Room. One side of the trapeze is rod hung and the other side is supported by unistrut.
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- Wall mounted L frame non ductile seismic conduit support located in various
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i j Example 13 : Ceiling mounted L frame non-ductile seismic conduit support in various buildings.
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V buildmgs. i Calculations for the above listed examples are maintained in the USI A-46 project file. :
8.4 CONCLUSION
S i The results of the walkdown and review of documentation of cable tray and conduit supporting >
systems showed that all systems were adequately supported in accordance with GIP Section 8 i guidelines. Additionally, the intent of the inclusion rules were met and the seismic performance concerns and seismic interactions showed general compliance with a few outliers noted. Work orders were issued and / or analytical reviews were used to address outlier concerns. !
The Limited Analytical Review showed most ductile & non-ductile supports met the three times deadload check. Additional checks on the lateral load and redundancy were used when the deadload check was exceeded and all bounded supports met these criteria. , Fatigue evaluation was ;
performed on rod hung supports and found acceptable. Non-ductile supports were shown to have significant capacity and were generally found to be the conduit type supports. l In conclusion North Anna Unit 1 & 2 has adequate seismic capacity ofits cable tray and conduit ,
supporting systems to meet seismic demand requirements.
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- A third party audit or peer review was conducted by Structural Mechanics Consulting, Inc. for the S USI A-46 program at North Anna Power Station. The review was integrated with the IPEEE-l Seismic program at North Anna. The purpose of the third party audit was to obtr.m an independent i assessment of the walkdowns and analyses by audit and sampling. The rr, view took place in February 1996, and consisted of about three days of plant walkdown feilowed by review of -
documentation. Approximately 20% of the items from the Unit 1.md l' nit 2 SSELs were pre-selected by the peer reviewer and Virginia Power SCEs representing all classes of equipment. -
Review comments were made on generic issues and 148 specific Unit I and 2 components.
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j It is noted that at the time this review was conducted, the walkdowr,s of electrical and mechanical '
I equipment, tanks and heat exchangers, and cable and conduit raceways were essentially complete. )
However, the preparation of OSVS, SVDS, and closure of upen issues including anchorage evaluations and other analyses were still in progress. The reviewer, while indicating that the seismic 3
walkdowns at North Anna were performed in an excellent manner, noted a few generic and component specific open issues. The results and conclusions of the peer review are provided in Appendix C. The resume of the peer reviewer is provided in Appendix E.
l Subsequent to the third party review, the open issues iaentified by the reviewer have been resolved, j with a few minor exceptions. The resolution o the proposed resolution of the generic and
- comnonent specific open issues identified in the r,eer review are noted below. It is also noted that l several of the issues identified by the peer reviewer were resolved immediately following the' peer
, review, but prior to the issue of the peer rev:ew report. Therefore, the closure of such issues is j discussed by the peer reviewer in Appendix C. l i
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! Larn_e Transformes:
1 j The 4160/480 transformers were quMified by seismic bi-axial, multi-frequency shake table testing i
by ITE. Thus the transformer coils not being top-braced laterally is not an issue. An analysis of the j bounding case of the anchorage of all 8 transformers together with the emergency bus switchgear
' (which is part of the unit supphed by ITE) has been ferformed. The transformers are determined to be adequate for operability, however, the io!Sw;ng issues are outstanding, as is also noted in the i outlier section of this report. (a) In some of the transformers, a slight gap exists between the friction
, hold down clip and the base channel which holds the coils. This gap will be closed, as needed, (b)
The transformer anchorage and/or load path to the adjacent cabinets will be further reviewed, and
! (c) Some of the nuts were found loose on the bolts which connect the heavy coils to the base
- channel. The nuts have been tightened for six of eight transformer units. The nuts will be inspected
, and tightened, if r'. quired, on the remaining two transformers.
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Upon further review and walkdown, all the Virginia Power SCEs agreed with the peer reviewer that
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covers or other attaclunents are not required on the florescent lights. The light tubes are not heavy enough and would not be expected to cause a hazard to SSEL components. In addition, the SCEs also concluded that fire extinguishers on hooks cannot become loose during a strong shaking. These issues are considered closed.
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no cell in any battery assembly at North Anna adjacent to which there are no spacers or tie rods.
Thus the cells cannot impact each other. The battery manufacturer was contacted and stated that new batteries which have been seismically tested, contain only tie rods between cells but not necessarily 4
Styrofoam spacers. Therefore, this issue is considered closed.
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- The control room ceiling support arrangement is planned to be further reviewed as stated in section l 11.2. The indicator lights on vertical boards were revisited by a trip to the North Anna Station ;
i Control Room on March 17,1997 by three SCEs. Control Room operators were interviewed j
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regarding their reliance on the annunciator lights and other vertical board indicator lights. It was j stated by the operators that procedures exist, such as procedure 1-AP-6, that would allow them to l l
- shut the plant in case of failure of some of the indicator lights during a strong motion earthquake.
i Based on this information, this issue is considered closed.
l l Specific Comnonent Related Issues For a few components, an anchorage calculation was not available at the time of the peer review.
This was noted by the reviewer. These calculations have now been completed. Other component specific issues have been resolved or are planned to be resolved as follows:
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2-RS-P-2A,2B (Outside Recirculation Spray Pumps): Anchorage and other issues have been resolved.
I Fluid-Operated Valves (Equipment Class 7):
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! 2-CC-TV-200C (Return from Cooling Coil - Cont. Isolation Valve - IPEEE scope only): A re-l walkdown on 3-17-97 by two SCEs concluded that the %" clearance is sufficient considering the
- support configuration. Therefore, the interaction issue is considered to be resolved.
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1-HV-AC-1,2; 2-HV-AC-8,9 (Control Room Air Conditioners): All caveats have been resolved.
Therefore, all issues associated with these components are considered closed.
Flow Switch (Equipment Class 18):
1-HV-FS-1215C (Flow switch): The previous interaction concem due to small clearance was re-evaluated by a subsequent walkdown by the SCEs involved and was determined to be acceptable.
Control Panels and Cabinets (Equipment Class 20):
1-El-CB-18A, B, C (P250 Computer I/O Cabinets): It was unclear to the SCEs and to the peer reviewer if the computer cards inside the cabinets are well restrained. However, an evaluation was performed to determine if these cabinets would be required for safe-shutdown. It was concluded that these cabinets can be removed from the SSEL. Thus no further evaluation of the cards is required.
1-EP-CB-28H (SW Logic Cabinet l A): This cabinet contains essential relays. A clearance of 3/8" in the front and 3/16" in the back is noted with an adjacent cabinet. The cabinet was analyzed and it was concluded that the cabinet deflections during the strong motion portion of an SSE will be small so as to preclude any impact with the adjacent cabinet. Therefore, this interaction concern is resolved. In addition, an anchorage evaluation of this cabinet has been performed.
I l-El-CB-301 C (EI/ Control Panel): Housekeeping issues in the vicinity of this cabinet were identified in the SEWS. There are other SSEL items which have similar concerns. The Station has been notified regarding this issue and section 11 discusses the proposed action and schedule. "
Tank (Equipment Class 21):
1-CC-TK-1 (Component Cooling Surge Tank): The potential interaction of a handrail with the tank was reviewed in a subsequent walkdown by the SCEs, and it wa.s determined that the interaction is not credible.
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There are no significant deviations from the GIP that were used in the USI A-46 program at North Anna Power Station. The following two programmatic deviations from the GIP and SSER-2 were identified to the NRC staffin Virginia Electric Power Company letter Serial No.92-763, dated June 29,1993, and were used during the implementation of the USI A-46 program:
(a) When a component on the safe shutdown list is seismically qualified per the criteria of RG 1.100, Revision 1 and IEEE Std. 344-1975, this qualification was used in lieu of conducting an evaluation per GIP. Further, ifit was found that the anchorage / mounting of the equipment was similar to the anchorage / mounting during testing, then no further evaluation of the anchorage was performed. However, a walkdown of each item of equipment on the seismic review SSEL was performed to verify any interaction concerns.
l (b) Where previously performed anchorage calculations existed, they were reviewed. This review t
was performed to ascertain that the seismic acceleration used before are equal to or greater than the accelerations from the approved in-structure spectra for the USI A-46 program. If these previous calculations were in conformance with the licensing or design basis criteria and methodologies of North Anna Power station, no revisions were made to bring them into conformance with ie UIP and SSER- 2 criteria and methodology, unless walkdowns or review indicated non- conformance to the design basis configurations or criteria.
O Examp!cs of the above and a few other minor exceptions / deviations from the GIP that were used in the seismic verification of equipment, including tanks and heat exchangers, are listed below.
J' (a) Emergency Condensate Storage Tanks (1/2-CN-TK-1) are flat bottom tanks which are l unanchored. No guidelines are provided in the GIP for their evaluation. These tanks were evaluated using an industry approved method identified in " Seismic Design and Evaluation Guidelines for the Department of Energy High Level Waue Storage Tanks," prepared for the U.S. Department of Energy by Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL), BNL 52361, January 1993. The tanks are adequate for North Anna's DBE condition. In addition, using the median centered spectra of NUREG/CR-0098 evaluated as the Review Level Earthquake in the IPEEE-seismic program, the tank HCLPF capacity is 1.33 times the pga of North Anna's DBE.
l (b) A similar method as the Emergency Condensate Storage Tanks (i.e., use of report BNL S2361) was also used for the evaluation of flat bottom Refueling Water Storage Tanks (1/2-QS-TK-1).
- These tanks are, however, anchored to concrete foundations. Using the BNL approach, these tanks have adequate safety margin for North Anna's DBE condition. In addition, using the j median centered spectra of NUREG/CR-0098 evaluated as the Review Level Earthquake in the IPEEE-Seismic program, the tank HCLPF capacity is 1.5 times the pga of North Anna's DBE.
l (c) Service Water Pumps and their supports were qualified using an existing vendor seismic j qualification report which was supplemented by an in-house calculation. The qualification 10-1
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- 18. However, the pumps are beina modified by replacing the A 307 flange bolts with A-193 Grade B7 bolts and the pumps n also being replaced by new pumps. These modifications are being implemented by a design change package. The modified / replaced pumps will meet seismic qualification and all other design basis requirements.
(d) Westinghouse Reactor Trip Breakers 1/2-EE-BKR-RTA, RTB, BYA, BYB were qualified using Westinghouse Seismic Test Report WCAP - 7817 which is based on IEEE Std. 344-1971 requirements. Since the testing enveloped the CRS in the applicable frequency ranges (sine beat test), the testing was acceptable and is considered to meet the requirements of the 1975 version of this IEEE Standard.
(e) Several Rosemount transmitters and ASCO solenoid valves were qualified using existing vendor qualification reports which indicated that the equipment is qualified to the IEEE Std.
344-75 requirements.
-(f) A few items of equipment such as 1-RC-PT-1472,2-RC-PT-2472, and 2-RC-PT-2457 are qualified using seism;c qualification performed under Regulatory Guide 1.97.
(g) A few valves, such as 1-GN-PCV-125A-1,125A-2,125B-1,125B-2; 1,2-RC-SOV-1455C-1, 1455C-2,1455C-3,1456C-1,1456C-2,1456C-3,1-SS-TV-107A, and 1-SS-TV-109A have been qualified using previously completed effort documented in Design Change Packages (DCP) that O were used to install these valves. The DCPs indicated that these valves are qualified to IEEE Std. 344-1975 requirements.
(h) A few transmitters, such as 1-FW-LT-1475,1484,1485,1486,1487,1494,1495,1496 and 1-QS-LT-100A,100B,100C,100D have been qualified using DCPs that were used to install these transmitters. The DCPs indicated that these transmitters are qualified to IEEE Std. 344-1975 requirements.
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11.1 RESOLVED OUTLIERS As a result of the USI A-46 walkdowns, several outliers not meeting GIP caveats and/or criteria were determined. These outliers were resolved by analysis and/or modifications to meet the USI A-46 requirements. In accordance with section 5.2 of the GIP, resolved outliers are grouped by electrical '
and mechanical components on the SSEL, tanks and heat exchangers, relays, and cable and conduit
- raceway systems. Listed below are the resolved outliers for each of the four sections described above.
I1.1.1 ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT 1
j Outliers in this group are for active electrical and mechanical equipment in classes 0 through 20.
An outlier is defined when any portion of the four sections of the Screening Evaluation Work Sheets
, (SEWS)- Capacity vs. Demand, Caveats, Anchorage, and Seismic Interactions - does not meet the l c3tablished screening criteria. Table 11.1-1 provides the list of the resolved outliers for Electrical / Mechanical components.
Table 11.1-1 List of Major Resolved Outliers - Electrical / Mechanical Equipment ITEM CLASS MARK NUMBER DESCRIPTION OF RESOLUTION NO. OUTLIER I 01 1-EP-MC-21,22 Motor Control Centers MCCs were connected to
- 2-EP-MC-21,22 (MCC) cabinets containing each other or to the wall,
- 2-EP-MC-50,51 essential relays, have as required, by DCP 95-j interaction between 017 and the outliers were cabinets, and in some resolved a
cases with adjacent wall
! 2 02 1-EE-BKR-BYA, BYB Reactor Trip Breakers, WCAP-7817, rev. 6 data 1-EE-BKR-RTA, RTB concern over side-to- side showed adequate capacity 2-EE-BKR-BYA, BYB breaker restraint of restraint design 2-EE-BKR-RTA, RTB 3 04 1-EE-ST-lH,1) Transformer mounting Transformer mounting 1-EE-ST-l H 1, IJ 1 nuts were found loose and nuts were tightened.
2-EE-ST-211, 2H 1 required tightening 4 07 1-GN-PCV-125 A-3, Loose nuts attaching Nuts tightened per station 125B-3 PCV's to base plates were issued work orders found l
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5 07 2-MS-TV-201 A,B,C Grating adjacent to air Air lines were not required lines was not proper'y for proper operational secured mode per Systems Engineer
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concern with adjacent interaction concerns structure 7 08A 1-SW-MOV-101 A,B,C,D Concern over Capacity Capacity exceeds detrand l
, 2-SW-MOV< 201 A,B,C,D vs. Demand by less than 10% in the narrow frequency
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- 8 08B 2-RC-SOV-2455C 1,2 Seismic interaction with Interaction resolved per
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' l 9 08B 2-RC-SOV-2456 Seismic interaction with SOV was replaced with adjacent SOV's Nuclear Grade ASCO and fixed to prevent interaction
\ 10 10 1-ilV-AC- 1, 2 Anchorage has greater Anchorage evaluated and
- 2-IIV-AC. 8,9 than 1/4" gap, adjacent found acceptable; interaction concern. One interaction concern l anchor bolt missing on 2- removed. Missing anchor
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- 11 14 l-BP-SW-1,2 Mounted to block wall Anchorage found 2-BP-SW-1,2,3,4 acceptable l 12 16 1-VB-I-04 Transformer missing two Missing Bolts replaced bolts
, 13 20 l(2)-El-CB-23 A,B C All Cabinets contain All cabinets connected
- l-El-CB-44 essential relays and were together by DCP 93-015-3, j l(2)-El-47A,C,E,F not attached to adjacent j 1-E P-28 A,B,C.E.F,G,H,J cabinets, therefore were l 2-EP-28A,B,E,F interaction outliers due to l 1(2)-EP-48A essential relays i 1(2)-El-64 A,B i
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{Q The tanks and heat exchangers included in the SSEL at NAPS Units 1 and 2 were evaluated in i
accordance with Section 11-7 of the GIP. A total of 110 components were evaluated in this equipment class, including rule-of-the-box items. Twenty-two components with outliers were identified. All the outliers have been resolved via modification (1-CC-TK-1) or analysis.
4 j Table 11.1-2 summarizes the outliers and their resolution for tanks and heat exchangers. Additional i discussion is provided below.
1 j Component Cooling Surge Tank (1-CC-TK-1)
The tank is a 7'-6" diameter x 10'-6" high cylindrical overhead steel tank supported on four W6x20 column legs in the Auxiliary Building, Unit 1. The tank serves as a make-up tank to Units 1 and 2.
The tank was originally designed by SWEC. An evaluation of the tank support legs concluded that the existing supports did not meet the plant design basis. Further evaluation and necessary hardware modifications to the supports have been perfomied per DCP 96-020 to meet the design basis requirements with sufficient margin. A USI A-46 evaluation was performed with the modified supports and anchorage and they were found to be acceptable.
Boric Acid Storage Tanks (1-CII-TK-1 A/IB /1C)
O The tank is a 12'-0" diameter x 12'-11" high cylindrical overhead steel tank, supported on four W8X31 column legs. Tank 1 A and 1B are at elevation 244' and 274' respectively, in the auxiliary building, Unit 1. Tank IC is at elevation 274' in the Auxiliary Building Unit 2. The tanks were originally designed by SWEC The support legs & anchorage were evaluated per guidelines of the GIP, and were found to be acceptable.
Chemical Volume Control Tank (1/2-CH-TK-2)
The tank is a 7'-0" diameter x 9'-6" high cylindrical overhead steel tank, supported on four W6X20 column legs. Both tanks are located in the Auxiliary Building. The tanks were originally designed by SWEC. The support legs & anchorage were evaluated per guidelines of the GIP, and were found to be acceptable.
Boron Injection Tank (1/2-SI-TK-2)
The tank is a 4' diameter x 13'-4" high cylindrical overhead steel tank, supported on four W10X45 column legs. Both tanks are in the Auxiliary Building. The tanks were originally designed by Westinghouse. The support legs and anchorages were evaluated per the GIP guidelines and were found acceptable.
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The tank is a 2'-6" diameter x 8'-7" high cylindrical overhead tank, supported on four 4"x 4"x 5/8" angle legs with 5/16" thick steel skirt around. The tanks are located at elevation 270' in the Diesel -
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These are 8'-0" in diameter x 53'-0" long underground buried tanks, with 50,000 gallon capacity, located in the yard area. The tanks were originally designed by SWEC. Since the piping was buried, the flexibility of the piping was assessed, which wasjudged to be adequate, hence acceptable.
Emergency Condensate Storage Tanks (1/2-CN-TK-1)
These are 28' diameter x 29'-9" high, flat bottom, vertical tanks, each with 110,000 gallons of condensate water storage capacity. The tanks are located in the yard, on concrete mat foundation, t
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which itselfis anchored to the foundation. There is a 2" rattle space in between the outside of the )
tank and the inside of the concretejacket walls, which is filled with 2" rotofoam. The tanks were 1 l originally designed by SWEC. The tank shell and tank stability were evaluated per the guidelines
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- This report contains guidance for the evaluation of unanchored tanks. The intent of the evaluation was to provide an estimate of the tank capacity for SSE, and the tank was determined to be acceptable. In addition, using the median centered spectra of NUREG/CR-0098 evaluated as the Review Level Earthquake in the IPEEE-seismic program, the tank HCLPF capacity is calculated to be 1.33 times the pga of North Anna's DBE.
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mounted in the yard, with a nominal capacity of 480,000 gallons. The tanks were designed by SWEC. A similar method as the Condensate Storage Tank was also used for the evaluation of flat bottom Refueling Water Storage Tank. This tank is, however, anchored to a concrete foundation.
The tank has adequate safety margin for North Anna's DBE condition as documented in EQE calculation 52308.04-C-004. In addition, using the median centered spectra of NUREG/CR-0098 evaluated as the Review Level Earthquake in the IPEEE-seismic program, the tank HCLPF capacity is calculated to be 1.5 times the pga of North Anna's DBE.
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1 -CC-TK-1 Aux. El. 298' Tank on Legs Analysis / modification - Closed calculation # CE-1092 ,
1-CH-TK-1 A Aux. El. 244' Tank on Legs Analytical evaluation Closed 1-CH-TK-1 B Aux. El. 244' Tank on Legs Analytical evaluation Closed i
1-CH-TK-1 C Aux. El. 274' Tank on Legs Analytical evaluation Closed 1-CH-TK-2 Aux. El. 274' Tank on Legs Analytical evaluation Closed 2-CH-TK-2 Aux. El. 274' Tank on Legs Analytical evaluation Closed 1 -SI-TK-2 Aux. El. 274' Tank on Legs Analysis-EQE calculation Closed 52308.04-C-002 2-SI-TK-2 Aux. El. 274' Tank on Legs Analysis-EQE calculation Closed
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I1.1.4 CABLE ANI) CONDUIT RACEWAY SYSTEMS In accordance with Section 5.2 of the GIP, the outliers in this group are classified as not meeting inclusion rules, seismic performance concerns, or not meeting the Limited Analytical Review process. As a result of the walkdowns of Cable tray and Conduit Supporting Systems, outliers were identified and categorized. The resolved outliers are listed below.
- 1) Cable tray splice connection plates were missing in 12 cable trays at different elevations in the annulus of the Unit I containment. The cable trays were, however, adequately supported so that they could continue to perform their function during a seismic event. Work Requests 8458 and 8501 were issued and these splice plates have since been installed.
- 2) Vertical cable tray cover approximately 6' above floor elevation near column 13 in the Unit 1 Containment was found to be not adequately clamped. Work request 8492 to clamp the cover was issued and the cover was properly clamped.
, C 3) Loose conduit support clamps were noticed - one (1) in the Unit 1 Contairunent and to i (2) in the Unit 2 Containment. Work Requests 8465 and 8490 were issued to correct this deficiency and the clamps have been tightened.
- 4) Conduit support clamps were missing at 3 locations inside the Unit I containment. Work
- Requests 8462,8463, and 8466 were issued to install the missing clamps and the missing clamps were installed.
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- 6) Conduits at four locations inside the Unit 2 Containment was found to have long spans. Work requests 8495 and 8497 were issued to add additional supports to reduce the unsupported length of conduits. Additional supports have since been installed.
- 7) Seven long cantilever conduit spans in the Unit 2 Containment were noticed. Work Requests 8494 and 8497 were issued to install additional supports. The installation of new supports has j been completed.
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- 9) In the Unit 2 Containment, JB-3599-2 located in loop room B had some cover screws missing.
Work Request 8495 was issued to install the missing screws and they were installed.
All of the above outliers / issues were reviewed to ensure that they do not compromise the structural integrity ofraceway systems and do not impact any safety functions of the equipment and structures in their vicinity. The review indicated that these outliers / issues do not compromise the structural integrity of the raceway systems or impact other safety related items functions during a seismic event. These outliers / issues were, however, resolved to enhance the seismic capability of the raceway systems.
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11.2.2 Cable and Conduit Raceway Systems Several condulet covers were missing in the cable vault and tunnel area and in the Service Building.
In addition, cables in several locations were hanging loose from the cable trays in these buildings.
Work Orders 30686,30687,30688, and 30689 have been issued to correct these deficiencies.
I1.2.3 Safety Significance and Resolution Plan
,O Each of the outstanding issues has been evaluated for operability and it is concluded that the ability V to safely shutdown the plant and maintain it in a hot shutdown condition for 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> following an SSE is not compromised. Therefore, none of these issues is considered to be a safety concern and they will have no significant impact on the health and safety of the public.
These outliers and issues are planned to be resolved by the end of the North Anna Unit I refueling outage currently scheduled to commence in April 2000.
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unanchored tables, trash cans etc. components - Engineering Transmittal are a few inches away from SSEL refer Appendix No. CEM-97-0032 to the cabinets housing essential relays in D, SVDS note 1 Station.
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2 Control Room (CR) ceiling panels CR cabinets CR ceiling panels will be
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also CR operators with clips to prevent may be affected their falling during SSE 3 (a) Some of the friction clips used in 1-EE-ST-l H Further inspection and transformer cabinet anchorages have 1-EE-ST-lH1 review will be performed a small gap with the base channel. 1-EE-ST-1J to verify anchorage The coils are not laterally restrained 1-EE-ST-1J1 adequacy and/or load at the top, however, the transformer 2-EE-ST-2H path. The gap between has been seismically tested. 2-EE-ST-2H1 friction clips and base (b) The transformer anchorage 2-EE-ST-2J channel will be closed and/or load path to the adjacent 2-EE-ST-2J1 via modification, as cabinets, which are bolted to the needed. To tighten the transformer cabinet, require nuts, a work order has additional review. been issued to the (c) The nuts for the bolts connecting Station, the transformer coils to the base channels may need to be tightened for transformers 2-EE-ST-2J and 2-EE-ST-2J1.
4 Cabinets contain essential relays and 1-El-CB-08B The cabinets will be have the potential of side-to-side 2-El-CB-08B bolted with adjacent impact with adjacent cabinets 1-EE-EG-OlC cabinets to prevent 1-EE-EG-02C potentialimpact 1-EE-EG-03C 1-EE-EG-04C C
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- long rod hangers over the battery 1-EG-B-03C space heater in the EDG chargers and near the batteries in 2-EG-B-02B room will be reviewed, j the EDG room. Swaying of the 2-EG-B-04D and if required the
- heater during a seismic event may heaters will be laterally break the connecting restrained to the adjacent
- steam / condensate line and spray concrete walls the batteries.
6 A clamp support on an adjacent 1-HV-FS-1215B Engineering transmittal unistrut is close to the flow switch CEM-97-0012, and
] and has a potential for interaction Work order no. 008954 I have been written to move the clamp assembly about 1" away 7 Potential interaction exists 2-FW-FCV-2479 Further review of the between valve operator limit operator displacement is switch support bracket and planned. If required, the platform support beam. The valve existing support beam has cast iron yoke will be notched to clear f the interference
! 8 Pressure gage / regulator assembly 2-RH-FCV-2605 Further review of the which is mounted to valve operator displacement is operator is approximately 5/8" planned. If required, the away from post for adjacent hand rail will be moved handrail away from the valve operator 9 Valve operator cantilever length 1-RC-PCV-1455C Further review of the exceeds limits of Figure B.7-1 of 1-RC-PCV-1456 valve / yoke is planned.
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AND CONCLUSION As discussed in the preceding sections, seismic walkdowns and other efforts were integrated for USI A-46 and IPEEE-seismic programs for cost effectiveness. The seismic verification walkdowns were performed primarily by trained and experienced in-house Seismic Capability Engineers, and in some cases, they were augmented by senior industry consultants. The lessons leamed and insights gained from the walkdowns by in-house SCEs are expected to be significantly beneficial to the plant safety on issues such as future maintenance, system and component modifications, and seismic verification of new and replacement equipment.
The seismic verification walkdowns and evaluations were completed for both Units I and 2 for a total of 1340 items of equipment, as identified in the seismic review SSEL which is provided in Appendix A. Those outliers / deficiencies found during the walkdowns as potential operability concems were resolved immediately in accordance with the Station procedures. Most of the othe.r outliers were also resolved expeditiously. Outliers for approximately 180 items of electrical and mechanical equipment, and tanks and heat exchangers were identified. Of these, outliers for about i 85% of the components have been satisfactorily resolved. The resolution consisted of design modifications such as side-to-side bolting of cabinets, and analysis. Fifty-four (54) pieces of equipment required modification, and the remaining outliers were resolved via analytical evaluations. In addition, the majority of minor cable tray and raceway related deficiencies discovered during the walkdowns have been resolved via Work Orders. The unresolved issues 3 which remain consist of housekeeping items, Control Room ceiling issue, a few minor modifications (V needed for cable and conduit raceway systems, and enhancement / resolution of outstanding outliers for 23 items of electrical and mechanical equipment. These issues are described in Section 11.2.
None of the outstanding issues is considered to be a safety concern, however, their resolution may 1 lead to enhancing the plant safety. These issues are planned to be resolved by the end of the Unit I second refueling outage from the time of this submittal, currently scheduled to commence in April 2000.
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- 13. REFERENCES O 13.1 Seismic Qualification Utility Group (SQUG), " Generic Implementation Procedure (GIP) for Seismic Verification of Nuclear Plant Equipment, Revision 2, Corrected February 14,1992".
13.2 USNRC, " Supplement No.1 to Generic Letter (GL) 87-02 that Transmits Supplemental i Safety Evaluation Report No.2 (SSER No. 2) on SQUG Generic Implementation Procedure, Revision 2, as Corrected on February 14,1992 (GIP-2)", May 22,1992 l 13.3 Virginia Electric and Power Company (VEPCO) Letter to USNRC, "Surry Power Station (SPS) Units I and 2, North Anna Power Station (NAPS) Units 1 and 2, Response to l Supplement 1 of GL 87-02 SQUG Resolution of Unresolved Safety Issue (USI) A-46",
j September 18,1992 - Responded to Reference 13.2 (120-day Letter).
J 13.4 USNRC Letter to VEPCO," Safety Evaluation of NAPS Units 1 and 2, SPS Units 1 and 2, 120-day Response to Supplement No. I to GL 87-02, November 20,1992 - Responded to Reference 13.3.
13.5 VEPCO Letter to USNRC,"SPS Units 1 and 2, NAPA Units I and 2, Supplement Response to GL 87-02 Implementation of GIP Guidance", June 29,1993 - Responded to Reference 13.4.
13.6 VEPCO Letter to USNRC, "SPS Units 1 and 2, NAPA Units 1 and 2, Supplement Response k to GL 87-02 Implementation of GIP Guidance", August 13,1993 - Supplemented Reference 13.5.
13.7 VEPCO Letter to USNRC, "SPS Units 1 and 2, NAPS Units 1 and 2, Supplemental Response to GL 87-02, Status and Schedule for USI A-46, Supplement I to GL 87-02, and IPEEE (Seismic), GL 88-20, Supplement 4", October 11,1994 - Supplemented Reference 13.3.
13.8 VEPCO Letter to USNRC,"SPS Units 1 and 2, NAPA Units 1 and 2, Schedule for Summary Reports for USI A-46, Supplement I to GL 87-02 and for IPEEE (Seismic), Supplement 5 to GL 88-20", November 20,1996 - Supplemented Reference 13.7.
13.9 Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) Report BNL 52361, " Seismic Design and Evaluation Guidelines for the Department of Energy High Level Waste Storage Tanks",
prepared for the U.S. Department of Energy, October 1995.
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As discussed in Section 4, the composite SSEL and the seismic review SSEL in report MPR-1201 were revised as a result of the walkdowns and further review. Therefore, the current versions of these lists are provided in this Appendix. It is noted that Report MPR-1201 contained additional components for the IPEEE-seismic program. The composite and seismic review SSELs in this Appendix include components which are only in the USl A-46 scope.
Documentation of review and approval of the USI A-46 SSEL by the Operation Department is also included in this Appendix.
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L1 PURPOSE
! This section provides the regulatory background and general methodology for identifying j equipment to be evaluated in order to resolve USI A-46 " Seismic Qualification of
- Equipment in Operating Plants" and to complete the seismic portion of the Individual
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1.2 BACKGROUND
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! 1.2.1 Umesolved Safety Issue (USD A-46 l USI A-46 was initiated by the NRC in 1980 to confirm the seismic adequacy of essential l equipment in older operating plants. In response to this USI, the Seismic Qualification l . Utility Group (SQUG) was formed and, working with USNRC representatives, developed a practical and cost-effective experience-based approach for verifying the seismic j- adequacy of equipment in nuclear plants. This methodology is defined in the SQUG j Generic Implementation Procedure (GIP) for Seismic Verification of Nuclear Plant
! Equipment. This method was approved by NRC Safety Evaluation Report (SER) in l May 1992. This NRC SER requested utility commitments to perform the seismic j evaluations prescribed by the GIP and to complete these reviews in a three-year period. !
1.2.2 Individual Plant Examination of External Events (IPEEE) '
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! product of the NRC's severe accident policy. As a follow-on program to the Individual 1 l Plant Examination (a program to evaluate the capability of plants to withstand internal '
l accidents) the IPEEE covers r,eismic, fire, and flooding hazards to the plant. The seismic
! IPEEE may be performed by a seismic probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) or by a j seismic margins assessment (SMA) in accordance with guidance provided by the NRC in
{ NUREG-1407, Procedural and Submittal Guidance for the Individual Plant Fnmination
! of External Events for Severe Accident Vulnerabilities. Virginia Power has elected to l use the SMA methodology for North Anna Power Station.
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! The SMA is based in large part on the experience-based seismic evaluation approach
} some equipment in addition to safe shutdown equipment required by USI A-46, (namely, j NSSS, containment isolation, and certain LOCA mitigation equipment). For most plants,
, the earthquake review level is higher for IPEEE than the licensing basis SSE. The i
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j the review in three years and which encourages integration of the A-46 and IPEEE
- seismic reviews and walkdowns in order to minimim duplication of effort and impact on i the plants. NUREG 1407 also encourages coordinating A-46 and Seismic IPEEE i activities.
4 1.3 REPORT ORGANIZATION Because of the advantage of coordinating equipment selection results for A-46 and j IPEEE, a single report has been prepared to describe the Safe Shutdown Equipment j Ilsts (SSEla) for both A-46 and IPEEE. The report consists of 5 parts as follows:
b Section 1 (this section) provides a general description of the equipment identification ymcees. :
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information on what equipment has been included in these lists. ,
- PC Diskettes containing SSELs for both USI A-46 and IPEEE for use with i the SSEM database program. The use of these diskettes is diced further f in Section 1.4.
! 1.4 GENERAL METHODOLOGY q .
i 1.4.1 Previous Actions i
l In December 1991, MPR submitted a preliminary North Anna Power Station (NAPS) l safe shutdown equipment selection report to Virginia Power for resolving USI A-46. The ,
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- The NRC had not issued a final Safety Evaluation Report (SER) for
! Revision 2 of the GIP.
- Some information required to complete the SSEL had not been provided.
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- Revision 2, the NAPS Operations Department completed a review of the preliminny
! SSEL and progress on Virginia Power's Passport databaseisystem provided a new j resource for completing SSEL information fields.
l l 1A.2 Summary of Current Actions i
l The SSEL preparation effort described in this report consisted of Snalizing the
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The final SSEL resulting from this effort has been prepared as a composite list that
, contains equipment satisfying both USI A-46 and seismic IPEEE requirements. Separate j SSEle have been compiled for Unit I and for Unit 2 with equipment in shared systems j being included in the Unit 1 SSEL In addition to several representative sorts of the
- SSEL provided in hard copy form in the Appendices to this report, the SSEL is also
- provided on PC~ Diskettes for use with the SQUG developed SSEM database program. !
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l The database provides SSELs which contain the data fields described in the GIP and in
! Appendix A of this report. Further, the database is capable ofidentifying safe shutdown ,.
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- A relay evaluation for seismic IPEEE (if required)
At present, the results of the preliminary NAPS relay evaluation for USI A-46 are sufficient to satisfy seismic IPEEE relay evaluation requirements in NUREG 1407. If this conclusion should change as the USI A-46 relay evaluation is finalized, then the .
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) The SSEL distinguishes components required for seismic IPEEE but not by USI A-46 by
! an T in the notes column. All items in the SSEL are required for IPEEE. Only those i items without an T in the notes column apply to USI A-46.
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! The following paragraphs describe the general procedures used to develop a final SSEL applicable to both USI A-46 and seismic IPEEE from the preliminary SSEL applicable i only to USI A-46.
l L4.4 Finalize the USI A-46 SSEL i
i This step involved revising the praliminary SSEL to reflect NAPS Operations
- Department comments and the completion of data fields, particularly those involving ~
l equipment locations, using Virginia Power's PASSPORT equipment database. The
, resolution of Operations Department comments was discussed with Virginia Power
! engineers at a series of visits by MPR engineers (documented in references listed in l Appendix M),
j 1.4.5 Pavparine the Seismic IPEEE SSEL
! The initial step in this process involved developing the success path logic diagrams and i
identifying the systems and functions required by EPRI NP-6041 and NUREG 1407. The systems selected were reviewed by Virginia Power engineers at a meeting with MPR engineers (documented in references listed in Appendix M). The selected systems were i then traced on system diagrams to identify equipment items for inclusion in the seismic
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l Each item of equipment required to satisfy seismic IPEEE requirements was compared
- against the equipment in the USI A-46 SSEL This comparison led to several possible j actions as follows
i l If the equipment item was in the USI A-46 SSEL and if the required equipment function
! was the same for both USI A-46 and seismic IPEEE applications then the USI A-46 l SSEL was not changed.
! If the equipment was in the USI A-46 SSEL but the equipment functioned differently in
- the USI A-46 application than in the seismic IPEEE application, then the USI A-46 i SSEL was revised as follows:
t A second entry of the equipment item was made, retaining the equipment i line number and equipment identifier entries unchanged but revising other fields as necessary to reflect the seismic IPEEE function.
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i An "I" was inserted in the Notes column (Column 11) for this new l equipment SSEL entry. An example of this type of SSEL revision might be a motor operated valve that is no.Tely open and in the USI A-46
- application for safe shutdown remains open. In accordance with the GIP, i such an equipment item would be listed for a relay evaluation but not a
! seismic evaluation. On the other hand,if the seismic IPEEE application
- requires the valve to be closed, the valve would be listed for both a seismic i evaluation and a relay evaluation in accordance with EPRI NP-6041 requirements.
j If an equipment item selected for seismic IPEEE was not in the USI A-46 SSEL but is in
- . a system for which other USI A-46 items are listed, then the seismic IPEEE equipment j item is typically inserted in the portion of the USI A-46 SSEL containing other
- equipment in that system. The seismic IPEEE equipment item entry is designated by an i "I"in the Notes data field.
i l l If an equipment item selected for seismic IPEEE was not in the USI A-46 SSEL and the j system application or function is unique to seismic IPEEE, then the equipment item is
- assigned a 7000 series line number. Such equipment entries are also designated by an "I"
- in the Notes data field.
! {V The process described above results in the evolution of the SSEL from a USI A-46 only database to a composite database including both USI A-46 and seismic IPEEE l
l equipment. Using the capability in the SSEM program, a USI A-46 SSEL can be i compiled by sorting those equipment items which do not contain the letter "I" in the !'
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IDENTD1 CATION OF SAFE SHUTDOWN 4 EQUIPMENT FOR USI A-46 2.1 PURPOSE i
- The purpose of this section is to document the selection of North Anna Power Station (NAPS) equipment needed to achieve and maintain a safe shutdown condition following a Safe Shutdown Earthquake (SSE) as required to resolve Unresolved Safety Issue (USI)
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j 2.2 METHODOIDGY
' The safe shutdown equipment identified in this report was selected based on the rules and requirements of Section 3," Identification of Safe Shutdown Equipment," and the
- guidelines of Appendir A, " Procedure for Identification of Safe Shutdown Equipment" of
- the Generic Implementation Procedure (GIP) for Seismic Verification of Nuclear Plant
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Four functions should be accomplished to achieve and maintain a safe shutdown l condition following an SSE. These functions are: (1) reactor reactivity control, (2)
- reactor coolant pressure control, (3) reactor coolant inventory control, and (4) decay heat j- removal. The systems best suited to perform these safe shutdown functions at North .
Anna Power Station are identified in this report. The supporting systems necessary to
. operate the safe shutdown equipment are identified as well.
i Some of the more significant GIP criteria and assumptions used in selecting the safe shutdown systems are as follows:
l - Safe shutdown is defined as bringing the plant to, and maintaining it in, a hot i shutdown condition during the first 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> following an SSE. However, for
- this analysis, Virginia Power has chosen to include additional equipment
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l . Redundancy should be provided for each item of equipment whose failure to j perform its active function would prevent accomplishment of any of the four safe shutdown functions. This is so that out-of-service equipment or a single, ;
j active failure of any item of equipment does not preclude the fulmiment of i the safe shutdown function.
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. The safe shutdown systems chosen should be consistent with the ,
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. With the exception of loss of off-site power, no accidents or i extraordinary events are postulated to occur concurrently with or j sequentially to the safe shutdown earthquake.
1 i: . Operator action is permitted, if necessary, to accomplish the safe shutdown
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- proper procedures are in place.
l Selection of safe shutdown equipment has also been based on avoiding reliance on
- instrument air and service air systems to the maximum practical extent. -Although not a j GIP requirement, selecting flowpaths not dependent on the availability of instrument or
- service air was judged to result in a higher level of confidence in acceptable operation of j safe shutdown equipment following an earthquake.
- A Safe Shutdown Equipment List (SSEL) was made for each of the four functions
- identified above for safe shutdown. SSEls were also developed for supporting systems
! and for electrical systems, for a total of six SSELs for each unit. These SSELs are contained in Appendices B through G. They were then compiled into one composite list,
[ the composite Safe Shutdown Equipment List, contained in Appendix L An attempt has j
- been made to avoid duplicate equipment entries in Appendices B through G. For i example, many Chemical and Volume Control System components are required for
- - boration (reactivity control) and for reactor plant makeup (inventory control). Such i components are listed only once and are listed in the reactivity control function.
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j Equipment and systems shared by Units 1 and 2 are listed with the Unit 1 SSELs (e.g.,
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shutdown conditions following a postulated safe shutdown earthquake. Specifically, this section describes what systems are selected for controlling the following four functions
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- reactivity control is achieved by insertion of the control rods. Long-term reactivity is j, controlled by boration of the reactor coolant system to cold shutdown levels using the j Chemical and Volume Control System (CVCS). The CVCS is also used to control i l reactor coolant inventory. Pressure control is achieved and maintained through the j pressurizer by controlling the pressurizer heaters or activating the power operated relief
- valve (PORV). Initial decay heat removal is accomplished by bleeding steam from a i steam generator (s) to atmosphere through one (or more) PORVs. Steam generator water inventory is maintained by the Auxiliary Feedwater System using water first from the Emergency Condensate Storage Tank (8 hours9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br />) and then from the Condensate
! Storage Tank. When the pressure and temperature of the RCS are less than 450 psig j and 350*F, respectively, the Residual Heat Removal System is initiated and continues the decay heat removal function.
The safe shutdown alternatives for each function for a pressurized water reactor are l
! shown in the schematics of Figures 2-1 through 2-4. These schematics, adapted from the l j GIP, are highlighted to show those safe shutdown alternatives selected for North Anna l l Power Station Units 1 and 2.
l The USI A-46 requirements would be met by maintaining the plant in the hot shutdown i condition by bleeding only enough steam from the steam generators to offset decay heat generation. However, Virginia Power has elected to cool the reactor plant by bleeding i more steam than necessary to offset decay heat and then transferring the decay heat removal function to the Residuail Heat Removal (RHR) system. Consequently, the safe shutdown equipment lists developed in this report are sufficient to place the plant in a cold shutdown condition.
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The flow paths for the safe shutdown systems are highlighted in pink on marked up schematic drawings in Appendix N. Each item of equipment whose mark number is highlighted appears in a safe shutdown equipment list (SSEL).
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) The purpose of this section is to document the selection of North Anna Power Station
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! condition in accordance with the Nuclear Regulatory Comminaion's (NRC) Individual l Plant Framination of External Events (IPEEE) program.
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- Seismic Margin Earthquake (SME).
1 Per Virginia Power's request, additional equipment l~ yond that required by IPEEE is l also identified in this report to bring the reactor plants to cold shutdown condition.
l- 3.2 METHODOLOGY i The success paths, safe shutdown systems, and safe shutdown equipment identi5ed in this i section were selected using the Seismic Margins Method of EPRI NP-6041. The Seismic
! Margins Method is one of the seismic analysis methods permitted by NUREG-140'T,
" Procedural and Submittal Guidance for the Individual Plant Framinetion of External l
Events (IPEEE) for Severe Accident Vulnerabilities." This method has been used j successfuDy in a trial application of the seismic margin method at Catawba Nuclear j Power Station which, like North Anna Power Station, is a Westinghouse PWR.' The .
! a.2 1ysis performed at Catawba is documer?-d in EPRI NP-6359, " Seismic Margin Assessment of the Catawba Nuclear Station," Volumes 1 and 2, April 1989.
Four functions should be accomplished to achieve and maintain a safe shutdown condition following a Seismic Margin Earthquake (SME). These functions are: (1) reactor reactivity control, (2) reactor coolant pressure control, (3) reactor coolant inventory control, and (4) decay heat removal. The frontline systems best suited to perform these safe shutdown functions at North Anna Power Station are identi5ed in this report. In addition, as required by NUREG-1407, the systems and components required to ensure that containment can continue to perform its design function following an SME are identi5ed in this report. The supporting systems and monitoring equipment that are necessary to operate the frontlins safe shutdown systems and containment
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small I.DCA. The Catawba Analysis identified the following success paths:
- Steam generator cooling via auxiliary feedwater with subsequent closed loop decay beat removal via the residual heat removal system (the preferred path for no LOCA).
- Feed and bleed with subsequent open loop recirculation using the residual beat removal system (a small LOCA can be accommodated in this mode).
These paths were reviewed for applicabDity at North Anna Power Station based on operational and design considerations; specificaDy,WAPS systems designs, procedures, operator training, system complexity, reliance on off-site power, and available instrumentation and indicators. The paths were adapted based on these considerations, and are discussed in more detail in Section 3.3. /
Some of the more significant criteria and assumptions used in selecting the success paths, safe shutdown systems, and containment systems / components are as follows:
- Safe shutdown is defined as bringing the plant to, and maintaining it in, a hot iD this analysis, Virginia Power has chosen to bring the plant to cold shutdown.
- The safe shutdown equipment should not rely upon off-site power. All identified equipment needing electrical power should be powered by the diesel generators or station batteries.
- Non-seismic caused component or system unavaBability is not explicitly addressed in EPRI NP-6041. However, safe shutdown systems having i multiple or redundant trains have been preferentially selected in developing !
the safe shutdown equipment list.
- The safe shutdown systems chosen should be consistent with the normal and 1 emergency operating procedures which are used to bring the plant to a safe shutdown condition.
- Operator action is permitted, if necessary, to accomplish the safe shutdown function provided that sufficient manpower and time are available and proper procedures are in place.
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l A Safe Shutdown Equipment List (SSEL) was made for each of the four functions j identified above for safe shutdown. SSEb were also developed for containment systems, j supporting systems, and electrical systems, for a total of seven SSEb for each unit.
l These SSEb are contained in Appendices B through H. An attempt has been made to j avoid duplicate equipment entries in Appendices B through H. For example, many
- Chemical and Volume Control System components are required for boration (reactivity 1 control) and for reactor plant makeup (inventory control). Such components are listed only once and are listed in the reactivity control function.
l A separate SSEL for each safe shutdown function was generated for each unit.
Equipment and systems shared by Units 1 and 2 are listed with the Unit 1 SSELs (e.g.,
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! (Success Path Imgic Diagrams) for an intact reactor coolant system pressure boundary l and for a small (one-inch) Imss of Coolant Accident (LOCA) respectively. Each diagram i shows the preferred path and an alternate path to safe shutdown. The safe shutdown j success paths were chosen based on the requirements in NUREG 1407 and EPRI NP-l 6041, insights developed from the pilot application of the seismic margins method to the i Catawba plant as described in EPRI NP-6359, and previous work performed to develop i NAPS safe shutdown equipment lists for USI A-46. Descriptions of the preferred and
! alternate success paths are included later in this section.
i j A more detailed discussion of the systems involved in achieving each of the four safe l shutdown functions is contain;d in Appendices B through E which provide the SSEb for j the four safe shutdown functions.
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l 1 i l 3.3.1 In*=e* R=eter Coolant Pe===re Bon =% Success Paths (Finem 3-1) 3.3.1.1 F.-lM S=== Path (U==*r Path on Fleure 3-1). Plant shutdown starts with a j turbine trip and a reactor trip as a result of the postulated loss-of-ofbi> wwer. Initial
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reactivity control is achieved by insertion of the control rods. Long-term reactivity is controlled by boration of the reactor coolant system to cold shutdown levels using the Chemical and Volume Control System (CVCS). The CVCS is also used to control i j reactor coolant inventory. Pressure control is achieved and maintained through the pressurizer by controlling the pressurizer heaten or activating the power operated relief l
valves (PORVs). Initial decay heat removal is accomplished by bleeding steam from the
{; , steam generator (s) to atmosphere through one (or more) PORVs. Steam generator feedwater inventory is maintained by the Amiliary Fe:dwater System using water first j from the Emergency Condensate Storage Tank (8 hours9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br />) and then from the Condensate l l
- Storage Tank. When the pressure and temperature of the RCS are less than 450 psig 1 and 350*F, respectively, the Residual Heat Removal System is initiated and continues the j) decay heat removal function.
Electrical power, component cooling water, and service water systems are also included l in this success path as support systems.
3.3.1.2 Alternate Sea Path (Iower Path on Firure 3-1). Plant shutdown starts with a turbine trip and a reactor trip as a result of the postulated loss-of-offsite power. Initial reactivity control is achieved by insertion of the control rods. Decay heat is removed by bleeding steam or coolant from the pressurizer PORVs to the Pressurizer Relia.f Tank.
A rupture disk on the Pressurizer Relief Tank will burst and the PORV discharge will flow to containment. Decay heat is removed from containment by the Recirculation Spray System. This success path requires electrical power, service water and component cooling water as support systems. The reactor coolant inventory lost through the pressurizer PORVs is made up by the safety injection system. Borated makeup water from the Safety Injection System also controls long term reactivity.
This success path is not preferred when the reactor coolant system pressure boundary is ,
intact because it results in avoidable discharges of reactor coolant into containment thus O causing unnecessary containment contamination.
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! 3.3.2.1 Prefemd Soccess Path (Upper Path on Firare 3 2), Plant shutdown starts with a
, turbine trip and a reactor trip as a result of the postulated loss of off site power. Initial reactivity control is achieved by insertion of the control rods. The reactor coolant i inventory lost through the postulated one inch pipe break is initially made up by the '
i Safety Injection System from the Refueling Water Storage Tank (RWST). When the j RWST is depleted, inventory is maintained through sump recirculation using the I.aw l Head Safety Injection Pumps. Borated makeup water from the Safety Injection System
- also controls long term reactivity. Initial decay heat removal is accomplished by bleeding i
steam from the steam generator (s) to atmosphere through one (or more) PORVs.
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1 Steam generator feedwater inventory is maintained by the Amiliary Feedwater System l using water first from the Emergency Condensate Storage Tank (8 hours9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br />) and then from j the Condensate Storage Tank. When the pressure and temperature of the RCS are bss j than 450 psig and 350*F, respectively, the Residual Heat Removal System is initiated and j continues the decay heat removal function.
Electrical power, component cooling water and service water systems are included in this
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! reactivity control is achieved by insertion of the control rods. The reactor coolant i i inventory lost through the postulated one inch break is made up by the Safety Injection I j System. Borated water from the Safety Injection System also controls long term '
i reactivity. If the coolant leak rate is insufficient to transport decay heat from the l Reactor Coolant System to containment, the flow of reactor coolant to containment is l increased by opening a pressurizer PORV. Decay heat is removed from containment by i the Recirculation Spray System.
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This success path is not preferred because it involves intentionally increasing the flow j rate of reactor coolant to the containment to transport decay heat. In addition, it
- involves operation of the Recirculation Spray Systems which would contaminate l equipment in containment.
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! NUREG 1407 states that each licensee should develop a plan to assess containment j performance during a seismic event to identify vulnerabilities that involve early failure of
! containment functions. NUREG 1407 lists containment integrity, containment isolation, prevention of bypass functions, and some specific systems depending on containment F
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Based on the guidance provided in NUREG 1407, the following actions were taken to
' identify the systems and functions that determine the equipment to be included in a j containment SSEL (note that the SSEL nomenclature has been retained although the l
containment function is not restricted to safe shutdown scenarios):
i Review of NAPS containment systems as desenhed in the FSAR and in systems j training modules. l
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- Review of NUREG 1150," Severe Accident Risks, An Assessment for Five U.S.
. Nuclear Power Plants," to identify characteristics affecting containment j performance in severe accident scenarios. NUREG ?.150 was used because an ;
i assessment of severe accident risk was not available for NAPS. -
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DESCRIPTION OF SAFE SHUTDOWN EQUIPMENT LISTS The purpose of this section is to describe the format of the safe shutdown equipment lists (SSEls) contained in the Appendices to this report. Safe Shutdown Equipment IJsts in Appendices B through K of this report list safe shutdown equipment for resolution of both USI A-46 and seismic IPEEE. Since the format requirements for SSEIJ in the GIP are more speci5c and more rigorous than those in NUREG-1407 and EPRI NP-6041, all SSEL items are listed using the GIP format.
There is at least one record for each item of equipment included in' each SSEL This section describes the information included in each field in the SSEL Entry DipGon of Contents
- 1. Iine No. This column contains a four digit record number. The furthermost left digit corresponds to the SSEL number.
q The remaining digits comprise a sequential number which identi5es the equipment along the flow path.
- 2. Tain This column contains one of the following " train" numbers which serves to group components required to complete the path for the safe shutdown function:
1= Train 1; can be considered the primary train.
Required by the GIP. .
2= Train 2; can be considered the secondary, or redundant, train. Required by the GIP for active equipment. The notation "1,2" has been used to denote equipment items that are not redundant.
3 and up = Train numbers greater than 2 are not required by the GIP, but are functionally equivalent to Train: 1 or 2.
- 3. Eculoment This column contains a number between 0 and 23. The Qas_t number corresponds to the equipment class which relates an equipment item to the seismic experience data base.
O- An R in this column indicates the item is a rugged piece of equipment for which no verification is required to A-1
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- to USI A-46 and seismic IPEEE. These classes are defined in Chapter 3 of the GIP. Equipment Class 23 l has been used for NSSS equipment and applies only to seismic IPEEE.
l l 4. Mark Number This column contains a NAPS component number, the
- plant-= pere unique identifier as contained in the l drawing used to prepare the SSEL l For several of the items identified for safe shutdown, a i component number could not readily be assigned from or
! found on the P& ids or electrical drawings. Therefore, a
! unique identifier was assigned for each such item. Such component numbers are marked with an asterisk (*).
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- . Descriotion separates the system designation from a description of n the equipment. See the Index of Acronyms and
!k Abbreviations found in the front mhner for the meaning of the abbreviations used for the sys'. ems.
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, equipment described by the database record. When
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- 8. Floor Elevation This column contains the elevation of the building Door from which the equipment can be seen.
- 9. Room or This entry identifies the room or nearest building Row / Column row / column intersection where the equipment is locatei
- For equipment inside containment, an azimuthal designator from 1.0 through 18.0 is used. In some cases a note is specified in this column. The notes are listed in Appendix L and give a detailed location of the item.
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. (-)-No seismic or relay review needed,
. "S"-seismic review only,
. "R"-relay review only,
- "S R"-seismic and relay review needed.
- 11. Eglsa This column may contain a number which identifies a note (applicable to the equipment) found in Appendix L.
An "I" entered in this column indicates that the line applies only to IPEEE concerns and does not apply to USI A-46. An "A" in this column indicates that the line applier to A-46 and intact plant IPEEE scenarios. All lines with an "A" in the Notes column will have a
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- 12. Normal State This entry identifies the normal state of the equipment during normal operation of the plant (e.g., open, closed, or op/cl for valves; running or off for pumps; on or off for electrically powered instrumentation and controls, etc.).
- 13. Desired State This entry identifies the desired state of the equipment required for the safe shutdown function.
- 14. Power Reo'd? This entry identifies whether electrical control or .-
operating power is needed to achieve or maintain the desired state of the equipment. A "Yes"in this entry indicates that power must either be maintained or provided to the equipment to have it operate as desired.
- 15. Supporting This column contains the electrical drawing or instrument System Drawing loop drawing which identifies the operating and control NoJRevision power sources and the corresponding drawing re.ision used in developing the SSEL The column is for convenience in preparing the SSEL and has not been used for every item.
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- This appendix identifies the safe shutdown equipment required to control reactivity in the reactor core. Initial reactivity control results from control rod insertion (SCRAM) initiated by either an automatic Reactor Protection System Mp or from an operator- !
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- j. When the unit is at power, the quantity of boric acid retained in the refueling water j storage tank (RWST) or the boric acid storage tank (BAST) exceeds.the quantity j i required to compensate for xenon decay and subsequent reactor cooldown. The l l availability of sufficient boron is required by plant technical specifications. )
i j Boration to cold shutdown conditions will be provided by the Chemical and Volume i Control System .(CVG) from the BAST. l When the unit is shut down, two separate and independent flow paths can be used for V reactor coolant makeup and boration: the seal injection lines to the seals of the reactor !
coolant pumps (RCP), and the normal charging line to the loop 2 cold leg. The equipment of the CVCS required to operate to achieve the system safety function is listed in the SSEL For plant shutdown, charging and boration will be accomplished by operating a minimum
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. the BAST and inject borated water to the loop 2 cold leg or the RCP seal injection lines :
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By procedure, boration is required to cold shutdown (GD) boron concentration before cooldown commences. By accounting for xenon concentration, cold shutdown reactivity is initially achieved by control rod insertion. This permits boration to rucced in parallel with cooldown and avoids the need for discharge from the RCS to the Boron Recovery System (BRS) via the CVG. Taking credit for xenon in the cold shutdown reactivity determination requires that boration be completed within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> of reactor shutdown to offset the natural decay of xenon. This time restriction can be readily satis 5cd by the proposed safe shutdown actions.
Monitoring the reactor coolant temperature, the reactor coolant boron concentration, a
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sJ n.v w l Page No. 9 NORTN Afeet IMIT 2 Data Base File Ilume/Detentee: Inf~ $$EL.ter / 01/11/93 / 09:30:35 Report Dete/itee: 03-11-93 / 15:29:59 1 Aft SNUTDouN [WIPMENT Lisi (Sitt) Sort Criteria: Lies ihmter REACTIYlTY COWit0L FifETION Filter Criteria: (Llee Isabere' feet') ($erted >f Lies Ankr) Program file Ihme 8 #srstse 3581 v0.8 LINE EWIP $Y37tWigU17 TENT < - pnsMITT LOCAT!oll -> <~ CP. ST. -> PWER SirPIRillE SYS. Ett'8 INTERCEIBECTl0E ! W. TRAIN CLA$$ MNtt10. DE3CRIPTICII lbsg. liedRev./Zeee blidleg Fir.Elv. Is. er Rom / Col. Soti Mits itsrael testred REWT 95. Is./REV. & SIFFIRIIIE CIBRBENTS (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) 1291 1, 2 23 2-ID-IITO5* IEP/IIEORE IET 5-PATN TRAf6FER 12050-1.M SERIts CONTIfi 263' 4 5 I,14, il/A WA 10 WA WA 44 1282 1.2 23 2-85-11T10' IEP/IIEORE Illii 10-PATM itANSFtt 12050-1.M $Et!Es Ct4mIT 263' 4 5 I 14. WA WA 2 WA WA 44 1283 1. 2 23 2-IS-IIST* ID*/IIEEE 15i SEAL TABLE 12054-1.M Sitit$ Celmfi 263* 4 5 I,14, WA WA le li/4 WA 44 2-le-I!GT* Is*/IIEORE IET Culgt TWE1 120$$-1.M SERIts CelmIT 21T* 4 S WA le II/A II/A 1204 1, 2 23 gl4. II/A e l CERTIFICATION: The leforestlee Idrettfyleg the equipment regelred to bring the Plant to a safe stutdeum tsaditles en this $afe $hutdeum Egulpment List ($5tL) is, to the test of our kasvledge and tellef, correct and acts! rate. (One er este signetsres of Systees er Operstless E'l l eem) t Ofest W. JACOBS / EIEIIEtt h IURCH 11,1993 l 94TIO J. VUBER / EIElllEER IgGCII 11, 1993 7 -l.P. L
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3 Revision 1 i j l Appendix C l
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\ l This Appendix describes the equipment required to control Reactor Coolant System l (RCS) pressure. The RCS is the primary system used to achieve pressure control To j increase the RCS pressure, control is achieved by using the pressurizer heaters and by l use of the charging pumps for RCS injection. l The pressurizer has two power-operated relief valves (PORVs) in parallel that provide overpressure protection during normal operating conditions. Operation of the pressurizer PORVs is ensured by a backup nitrogen supply should there be a loss of instrument air used to normally operate the PORVs. Reactor coolant system pressure is used to monitor the pressure control function. l The SSEL is based on the premise that failure of the Pressurizer Relief Tank (PRT) rupture disks due to PORV actuation will not negate the ability to maintain safe O shutdown. Based on this premise, the equipment related to the PRT which are included in the SSEL have been limited to the PRT pressure and level monitoring instruments. The flowpaths selected for pressure control exclude use of the auxiliary pressurizer spray. This normal method for pressure control is excluded in order to shut down without reliance on instrument air. HCV-1142 (HCV-2142), which supplies spray water from the charging pump via the regenerative heat exchanger, would assume the " Fall Close" position in the absence of operating air. The flowpaths used for the pressure control function are highlighted on the flow diagrams in Appendix N and safe shutdown equipment items in these flowpaths are listed on the SSEL provided in this Appendix. All items listed in the Pressure Control SSEL have line numbers from 2001 to 2999. C-1
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1 The normal and excess letdown flowpath used for reactor coolant volume control and i purification would be lost due to loss of instrument air. The demineralizers are not vital l j to the safe shutdown of the plant for the 72 hour time period and are also isolated with l the letdown flowpath. Also, it is neither practical nor desirable to seismicaDy qualify l these components in such high radiation areas. _ l l Two separate and independent flow paths can be used for reactor coolant makeup: the l seal injection lines to the seals of the RCPs, and the normal charging line to the loop 2 cold leg. These two flowpaths will be used as required to maintain the pressurizer level
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! DECAY HEAT REMOVAL FUNCITON i l The safe shutdown requirements for the decay heat removal function with an intact l j reactor plant are initially satis 6ed with the reactor coolant, main steam and auxiliary . l i feedwater systems; heat is transferred by natural circulation of the reactor coolant from l the core to the steam generator; heat is released from the secondary side of the steam i generators by releasing steam to the atmosphere via the steam generator PORV. When l reactor coolant temperature and pressure have been reduced sufBeiently, decay heat is removed with the reactor coolant system and residual heat removal system. The Reactor Coolant System (RCS) is the primary system used to achieve decay heat i removal. The system is a Westinghouse three-loop design capable of natural circulation i heat transfer. This provides a means of decay heat removal when the reactor coolant { pumps are unavailable, i { While in natural circulation, adequate heat transfer and coolant flow are dependent on
- an adequate inventory in both the primary and secondary systems. Confirmation of flow while in natural circulation is accomplished through the use of loop temperature indications. These indications are Te (TJ and Thot (Th). Subcooling within the RCS is ;
{ maintained by keeping system pressure greater than the saturation pressure which j coincides with the hot leg temperature. Subcooling is veri 6ed by monitoring RCS ! pressure and loop hot leg temperature (Th)- i The Main Steam (MS) System is used to remove heat from the reactor coolant system by l releasing steam from the steam generators via the steam generator PORV. The system j will be isolated by operation of the main steam trip valves. The MS system flow paths ' i are shown on the flow diagrams. The MS system components required for safe shutdown are listed in the SSEL l The MSN is shown as the system boundary as it does not require a backup. The MSN l is highly reliable due to the logic of the pilot valves associated with the MSN. As the l pilot solenoids are powered by on-site electrical power sources and will be available, an ! MSN shuts when any of the following conditions (excluding Appendix R isolation 3 conditions) exists: I j . Either the Train A or B button on the Safeguards Panel is depressed,
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i l The MS system is also designed to deliver steam to the turbine of the Turbine-Driven l Auxiliary Feedwater (TDAFW) pump. Steam to this turbine is supplied via two parallel, ( air-operated valves upstream of the main steam trip valves. Either line is sufficient to l supply steam for the AFW pump turbine, but two are provided for redundancy. The valves fall open on a loss of instrument air or power. l A PORV is provided on each main steam line. Each of these valves are capable of l releasing sensible and decay heat to the atmosphere. The PORV can be used for plant
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auxiliary shutdown panet The valves may also be operated locally and therefore are not l dependent on an external power source. The three installed PORVs provide sufficient i redundancy to accomplish the decay heat removal function. i O T* ^ xiii tr era- ter <^vw> s 1r - i r 9 ir a a=ri=> *e*
- tae-plant cooldown to support RCS decay heat removal. Secondary system (steam ar ter l generator) inventory control is provided by the AFW system. The AFW system consists j of one TDAFW pump and two Motor-Driven Auxiliary Feedwater (MDAFW) pumps.
l The pumps have the capability of providing flow required for decay heat removal against 1 a steam generator pressure coinciding with the lowest steam generator safety valve set j point. The AFW system flow paths are shown on the flow diagrams. The AFW system j components required for safe shutdown are listed in the SSEL t } The TDAFW pump is driven by a single-stage non-condensing steam turbine. Upon j opening the steam inlet valv% the turbine will be controlled by the mechanical speed i governor. The AFW pump turbine has its own self-contained lube oil system utilizing a - i shaft-driven oil pump. The turbine oil coolers receive cooling water from the discharge l of the pump. All three of the steam generators provide steam to the turbine for the AFW pump. The TDAFW pump is capable of operating down to the steam pressure which corresponds to the RCS temperature at which the Residual Heat Removal (RHR) System may be placed in service. t i j The MDAFW pumps are powered from the 4kV emergency buses. All AFW pumps receive their water supply from the 110,000 gallon Emergency Condensate Storage Tank j (ECST). A backup source of water is the 300,000 gallon Condensate Storage Tank
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- associated piping, valving, and instrumentation necessary for operational control The l RHR system is located completely inside the containment. The RHR system flow path is
! shown on the flow diagrams. The components required for safe shutdown are shown in , the SSEL , 3 During cold shutdown operations, reactor coolant flows from the RCS to the RHR , pumps, through the tube side of the RHR heat exchangers and back to the RCS. The O h * >e a i tr r treo er ** ana me t ch r te ta co-ve
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! system is located in the hot leg of RG loop 1, while the return line is connected to the ! cold leg of RG loops 2 and 3. l Two motor-operated valves m series isolate the inlet line to the RHR system from the i RCS. Each of these inlet line motor-operated valves has the capability of local manual l j operation and consequently satisfies GIP redundancy requirements for postulated single j failures of active equipment. Each of the two redundant return lines are isolated by a !- motor-operated valve in series with a check valve. i The RHR system can be placed in operation when the pressure and temperature of the ! RCS are less than 450 psig and 350'F, respectively. If one of the pumps and/or one of { the heat exchangers is inoperative, safe operation of the plant is not affected. i i The flowpaths for the decay heat removal function are highlighted on the flow diagrams ! in Appendix N and safe shutdown equipment items in these flowpaths are listed on the
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- HVAC systems.
L . f l Another reason for listing these systems separately from the safe sh'utdown systems is ) j that some of these systems are shared by both NAPS units and can be most effectively ; i i analyzed for inclusion in an SSEL by preparing the SSEL on a site rather than a plant ! basis. Emergency electrical power supplies are listed in Appendix G. ) Comoonent Cooline and Decay Heat Systems 4 i The Component Cooling Water (CCW) System is designed to: (1) remove residual and ] i sensible heat from the RCS, via the RHR loop, during plant cooldown; (2) provide ! cooling for various pri, nary plant components.
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i ! The ventilation equipment required for safe shutdown is listed in the SSEL ! The containment air recirculation and the shroud cooling systems will not be available for containment cooling because of the loss of cooling water and dampers which would result l j should there be a loss of instrument air. Individuals requiring access tn the containment within 72 hours after the seismic event, !n order to manually operate equipment, should . use ice vests. The Control Room and Emergency Switchgear Rooms are cooled by air handling units l located in these rooms. The air handlirg units are served by three chillers and their j supporting equipment. f The Auxiliary Building ventilation system is divided into two systems. The central l exhaust system provides ventilation for the charging pump cubicles and other centrally l located cubicles. The general exhaust system serves the remainder of the building. The { general exhaust fans are not emergency powered. The central exhaust fans must be j operating to provide adequate ventilation to the critical areas of the Auxiliary Building. i
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] The supply air dampen in the Emergency Diesel Generator Rooms are used to cool i these areas. \ l The flowpaths for supporting systems are highlighted on the flow diagrams in ! Appendix N and safe shutdown equipment items in these flowpaths are listed on the j SSEL provided in this Appendix. Supporting system SSEL items have line numben from l 5001 to 5999. I i i J t !O 1 1 1 < l i 4 1 i 1 i 4 l 2 lO i 1 10CFR50, Appendix R Report, Sections 3.7.9 and 6.I-12, Revision 6. 4 F-3 2
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EI/DERG 54GR WI DC 150L PAIEL 11715-FE-Of7A/22/E4 58 254' 7/B $ R 6.41 II/A II/A YES II/A II/A 51834 1 20 1-El-CS-202 (E-TRAIN) 5201 1 dea 1-5W-lev-1104 SWAstIT 1 RECIRC Alt COOLIE Colt 11715-f407844/43/D4 38 265' - t - CLOSED CLOSED 10 II/A N/A 150L i i chi!FICAi!ON: The leforsettee identifyleg the equipment required to bring the plant to a safe shutdeun coedittee se this Safe Stutdeue Equipment List (55EL) II, to the best of our knowledge and tellef, t and accurate. (One er more signatures of Systaus er Operstless Eaglesers) OftAl W. JAtlR5 / EEllEER // b letal11. 1993 RAY 10 J. HERGER / EEllEER g/ g IIMtCN 11. 1993 [/ signature
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$354 1 004 I-su4st-less SilAt 10( IEET ISOL 117154M-878C1/32/A4 Allt 244' - t - trDI tFDI le II/A II/A 5355 1 804 2-Su4st-20e4 SilAt M IEET 150L 11715-fM47eC1/32/A4 AM 244' 9.3/7 t - CPDI SPDI le II/A II/A 53E6 I 004 2-SIMer-20Is ss/tt M IEET ISOL 11715-FM-e7ett/32/A4 3nli - - t - CPDI OPDI le ll/A II/A 5357 1 20 2-5W-TI-2058 SNAC M IILET TDP 117154M-87st1/32A8 58 277' CR SE - ON 0 10 YES II/A II/A 53E8 1 20 2-5U-il-205A su/tt M IEET fBF 11715-fM-47st1/32/E7 :s 277* tt 5t - al St TES 11/ 4 It/A CGTIFICAi!Gl:
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5387 1 28 1-fl-CS-21 El/tesROL PMEL 117154t-Of78/33/8 58 SN; lei AVAIUBLE Sil 252' 8.4/8 5t- II/A II/A WS II/A II/A 5388 1 20 1-II48-214 EI/ESIIESL PNEL 38 252' Ist 51 $ t 41 N/A II/A WS II/A WA 5389 1 20 141-CS-234 El/ PROCESS CASIIET A 117154t-setA/22 58 251' Itt 91 $ t 41 n/A N/A W$ WA II/A (I/pt0CES$ CA8tIET 5 117154t-40E8/28 5318 1 20 1-t148-238 38 252' let 81 $ t 41' N/A N/A WS II/A WA EI/P80 CESS CA81tET C 117154E-800C/24 SNI I 20 1-El-CS-23C let 51 5 a 41 II/A II/A WS N/A II/A 117154t-40e8/U 38 252' 5392 1 20 1-tl-CI-23 (1/PROCES$ CAtlIET 5 58 252* Ist 31 5 t 41 11/ 4 II/A WS II/A II/A II/PtoCESS CASIIET t 117154t-800t/18 1393 1 20 1-fl-CS-23E CitilFICAilWl: The leforentlee leestifylel the egulpuset regelred to bring the plant to a safe shotdeue condittee se this Safe Shotduum Egityment list ($$tL) Is, to the best of our knowledge and hellef. carrect and accurate. (One er omre signatures of Systees or Operations Englesers) SAlAlW. JAOR$ / DEllEtt h 188 01 11, 1993 IWA01II 1993 0 Avis J. uttett / DEIIEtt
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(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) II/A 277' LOGIC 5t - II/A 11/ 4 WS 11/ 4 , 5394 1 20 1-El-CB-25 El/ CONTROL PAfEL 11715-Ft-0275/33/4 58 IME ICT AMILABLE 58 277' 8.8/B $t- II/A II/A WS II/A 11/ 4 5395 1 23 1-tI48-308 El/CONIROL PAEL SK 252' 5.2/9E $R- II/A _ II/A WS WA II/A EI/tRNfROL PasEL 11715-FE-027A/22 530E 1 20 1-El-CR-181C 277' CR St- N/A WA WS II/A WA 5397 1 20 1-El-CS-34 EI/P051 ACC10DK lollfctING & 11715-it-0275/33/4 $8 CipITIOL PAfEL 11715-FE-OS4G/21 38 252' fat 91 $ t 41.42 II/A II/A WS II/A II/A 53g8 1 20 1-El.CS-44 EI/ PROCESS CABIET T EI/50LIS STATE PROTEtileIl IWUT 11715-1.31 $GIES 38 252' IAR 81 $ t 41 II/A 11/A TES 11/ 4 11/ 4 5399 1 20 1-E148-47A CaglEl (TRAIN A) 252' Itt 91 5 t 41 II/A - 11/ 4 WS 11/ 4 11/ 4 1-(145-478 (1/30Lle $1 Aft PROTECTION lerUT 11715-1.313GitS SS 5400 1 20 CAtlEl (ftAIN B) 252' Itt 31 5 t 41 II/A II/A VE5 II/A 11/ 4 20 1-El-tt-47C EI/50LIS STATE POOfttiloll LOGIC 11715-1.31 Stalts SS 549) 1 CABIIET (TRAIN A) 11715-1.31 SERIts 38 252' IRR 91 $ t 41 II/A 11 / 4 MS II/A II/A i 5402 1 20 1-EI45-475 El/50 LIB STATE PROTEttlON LOGit CAOlET (itAIN 8) I 252' IRR 91 $ t 41 II/A II/A Yt3 II/A WA 5483 1 20 1-tI43-47E (IP/50LIO $1 ATE PROTECil0N OUTPUT 11715-1.31 SGIES $8 CASIIET (TRAIN A) 252' IER 91 5 t 41 II/A WA VES II/A 11/ 4 5404 1 20 1-El-CS-47F tt/50LIO STATE PROTECTION OUTFW 11715-1.31 Sitit$ 58 (Jeluti (itAIN I) 252' IM 01 $ R 41 II/A WA TES II/A II/A EI/ARILIARY ttLAY RACE I 117154t-etTA $8 5405 1 20 1-tI-CS-eth 38 252' IER 91 $R - II/A II/A M5 11/ 4 11/ 4 EI/PfligtY Pusti PROCESS CABIET 1 117154E-SETV/1
$405 1 20 1-El-C5-31 58 252' Itt il st- II/A II/A WS II/A II/A 5407 1 20 14I-CS-52 EI/PflIGRY Puftf PROCESS CABIIET 211715-FE-047Y/1 58 252' IER 11 5t - II/A WA WS II/A IW 540B 1 20 1-E148-53 El/PtllWRT Pufli PROCESS CJ8IET 3117154t-8045/19 58 252' IER 81 $t - II/A 11/A TtS II/A WA 5409 1 20 1-El.C5-54 EI/PallWEY PUIK Plotts$ CASIET 4117154E-047Y/1 SO 252' let 91 $R - 11/ 4 II/A W$ II/A II/A 5410 1 20 1-tl-CB-55 ft/PRIlWRY PLAllt PROCtst CABIIET 5117154t-00Ed/11 $8 252' Itt il 3t- II/A II/A Yt$ 11/ 4 WA ;
5411 1 20 1-tI48-54 El/PtllWRY Pulli PROCESS CABIIET $ 11715-FE-00EV/16 i 252' Itt 31 $t- II/A II/A YES II/A II/A EI/PallWRY PufR PROCESS CABIIET T 11715-Ft-047Y/1 58 5412 1 20 1-fl-CS-57 CEtilFICAll0M: The leforsetten Idrettfyleg the agelpment regelred to bring the plast to a safe sketdess tenditles se this Safe Shetdues Egelperet List ($$tt) Is. to the best of our kneeledge and tellef. correct sad accerote. (One er more signeteres of Systees or Operettees toglesers) RinAl W. JACOB 5 / DEIIEtt b luRCt 11.1993 f IGRCII 11, 1993 94V10 J. MUSEE / DEIIEtt
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- m. itAIN CLASS MARK M. DESCRIPfloll Sug. Ite./tev./Zene Bulldlag F tr.tiv. Re. er Rem /Cel. 50Ri IWfi$ Iternal Bestred MIST BE. IB./REV. 8 51rPORIIE OBOWEIIts (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (14) 5413 1 M 1-II-CS-58 EI/PRIIWAY PLANT P00C155 UBIET 8117154E-04TY/1 58 252' Itt Il 52 - WA WA M5 11/ 4 WA 5414 1 28 1-tI48-62A El/5AFEGatOS TEST 0011ET A 11715-I.31591E5 SB 25T IRR 91 $t- 11/ 4 WA VE5 11/ 4 II/A 5415 1 20 1-Et-C84IS !!/5AFittaIRDS itST CABIIET B 11715-1.31591ES 58 252' IEt il 5t- II/A _ E/A WS 11/ 4 II/A 5415 1 20 1-tI48-64A EI/50L18 STATE Past SYS AGE RELAY 11715/12058-1. 5 -458 58 52' Itt 81 $ t 41 II/A WA WS II/A II/A RACr 5417 1 20 1-tI-CO-648 ft/50 LIB 51 Aft PAST SYS ARE EtLAY 11715/12058-1.28-458 58 252' IRE II 5 t 41 II/A II/A WS 11/ 4 11/ 4 RAut 5414 1 20 1414P-84 E!/IIItalEROCES5R G8tlET 117154t-8278/33 38 277' CR SE- 11/ 4 II/A WS 11/ 4 II/A 5418A 1 20 14I-CP-7 EI/AMSAC LOGIC PAIEL 117154E-Of7A/22/G2 58 252' IRE 01 S E 8,41 II/A II/A WS II/A II/A 54108 1 20 14I48-201 EI/BIE5tL 150L PffEL (N-TRAIN) 11715-Ft-ME/3 38 272' ESC $ R 6,41 II/A WA WS II/A II/A 5410C 1 20 2-EI48-201 ft/ Bit 3EL ISOL PAIEL (N-TRAIN) 120lME-855F/lf 18 272* EOG $ t 6,41 11/ 4 II/A H5 WA II/A 5419 1 20 1-EP-CS-let EP/PR BI51RIOutics PfdEL 82 RE Ist AullASLE RGM 200' 12/K $t- 11/ 4 II/A WS 125184C-188/8 II/A 5420 1 20 1-EP-CS-NF EP/RCS PR ORIIt0L PAIEL BMG ICI AMILASLE RGM 200' 12/ 5t- II/A II/A WS 1254-IC-188/8 II/A 5421 1 20 1-IP48-204 EP/APPOSII t ISOL PAIEL 117154t-erFA/22/At 58 254' 8/C $t- 14/4 II/A Yt1 11/ 4 II/A 5422 1 M 1-EP-CO-204 EP/AINILIARY RttAY RACK A 11715-FE-EC/29 58 252' Itt 91 $ t 41 II/A II/A M5 11/ 4 II/A
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5424 1 20 1-EP-CS-20C EP/AINILIARY RELAY RAut C 117154[-EE/26 38 252' IGE 91 $ t 41 II/A II/A M5 II/A II/A j 5424A 1 20 1-EP48-2OE IP/ARElllARY HLAY RACK E 117154t-ME/B 58 252' IRR 41 3 t 6,41 II/A R/A WS WA II/A s 54248 1 20 1-IP48-20F EP/AIEILIARY RELAY RACK F 11715-FE-M/9 58 252' Ist il s E 8,41 11/ 4 WA WS 11/ 4 II/A 5424C 1 20 1-EP48-20C EP/ARRILIARY RELAY RACK C 117154E-MI/15 58 252' let 31 $ e s,41 II/A II/A W5 WA II/A ; 5425 1 20 1-EP48-2WI EP/ sir LeEIC DOIIET 1A 1171541-MK/22 38 252' " II $ t 41 II/A WA WS WA II/A 54254 1 20 1-EP48-2EIIK EP/5tf LOGIC G8IIET 1A1 117154t-3IN11 38 252' lut 81 $ t 6,'41 14/ 4 WA WS WA II/A 54258 1 20 1-te48-28J EP/51f LOGIC G8IIET 10 117154E-ML/26 58 252' IRR 31 5 t 8,41 II/A WA WS II/4 II/A 5425C 1 20 1-EP48-283 EP/5N LOGIC U$llET 181 117154E-3L8/11 58 252' IRE 91 $ t 5,41 II/A IVA WS II/A WA l CERTIFICATIGt: The leforsettee lerettfyleg the egulpment required to brlog the pleet to e safe shutdeue tenditlen se this safe Shutdeue Egstparet List (SSEL) ' Is, ts,the best of our keeuledge end tellef, t and occurate. (One er sure signatures of systems er Operstless Eaglesers) BMAI W. JhttBS / EEllEER /7 IGRDI II,1993 84VID J. UDBER / EE!EER g r useet r* 15A0111,1981 l t i
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b i This appendix describes the emergency electrical power supplies used to support more ; j ' than one of the four safe shutdown functions addressed in Appendices B through E. De electrical systems were listed separate from the supporting systems of Appendix F to facilitate database manipulation. The electrical drawings used to develop the SSEL are .l
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I Each unit's AC Power Distribution System consists of three normal 4kV buses (A, B and [ l C), a single 4kV bus (G) in the intake structure, and two emergency 4kV buses (H and ,
- J). The equipment which has been selected for safe shutdown is directly or indirectly l powered from the emergency buses. The 4kV emergency buses can be supplied from tie diesel generators or off-site power. This ensures a reliable supply of electric power to the safe shutdown equipment. The electrical distribution system required for safe
! shutdown is shown on the electrical one-line diagrams. The electrical distribution ! components required to function are listed in the SSEL The emergency diesel generators (EDGs) are an on-site power source which can supply { power to the essential safe shutdown equipment if the normal off-site power sources are j unavailable. There are two 100% capacity diesel generators for each unit. Each diesel ! generator has a continuous 2000-hour rating of 3000 KW and a half-hour rating of 3300 l KW. The capability exists to provide power to all the safe shutdown equipment required
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l The diesel generators are located in individual rooms and are supported by completely
- separate auxiliary systems. Each diesel can be started by either of two redundant
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I The diesel engines are each fueled from day tanks located within the EDG Rooms. The day tanks are replenished via underground fuel lines from two 50,000 gallon storage ! tanks. i l There are two redundant pumps for each diesel generator to transfer fuel oil from the storage tank to the diesel generator day tank. Each set of pumps is powered from the emergency bus associated with the diesel to which the pumps supply oil to ensure a
- continuous supply of fuel. In addition, a 210,000 gallon above-ground fuel oil storage i tank is used for transferring fuel to the buried tanks.
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($orted by Llee ihmter) Program file llame & Werstem: 550s v8.0 LIIE EQUIP SYSTEM /EOU1 MENT < HUIPElli LOCATIsl -> <- 17. ST. -> PmEt SWPRTIE SYS. 34*8 INERC0leECTIGI5 te. TRAIN CLASS IWWC W. DE5CRIPTION thsg. Ms./tev./Zeee Bulldlag F tr. Ele. Re. er tou/ Col. SERT IWits Iturnal Oestred Itm RE. IB./REV. & SIPMRIIIE DBrWEWS (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) 7114 2 OBE 1-80-50t-100D 50/5C lt K0lmoWI CONmf ISOL 11715-Fil-09eA3/15/B6 Colmff 241' 8 5I I Alt VDif 15 11715-8B-804/10 II/A PILOT 7115 1 07 1-80-TV-100E 80/5C IC passess C0lmt! ISOL 11715-716-85B44/17/D4 AdE 244' 7/J 5 I EPDI CLD5tB 10 11715-85405/5 1-85-30V-leet 7116 1 Ges 1-80-50t-100E 90/5C 3C K0emel Colmti 150L 11715-fil45B44/17/95 AIK 244' 7/J 5t I Alt velf ID 11715N WA PILOT 7117 2 07 1-80-TV-100F 80/541C gammal Colmff ISOL 11715-738-89e44/1746 Colmff N1' 8 5 I 19 01 CLO5ED W 11715-08-80E/181-8B-50t-180F 7118 2 Det 1-80-50V-100F B0/5G 3C aa mmmes Com! 150L 11715-fil-8Eas4/17As (Olmer N1' 8 5t I Alt VDif 2 11715-88-006/10 WA PILoi 7119 1 07 1-51-TV-100 SI/hift0GDilEADER C01mfr I5CL 11715-fil-Ogel/17A3 AIK NE' 4.7A 5 I CPDI CLO5EB le 11715-SI434/5 1-51-50V-1804 1-SI-30V-leet 7122 1 07 1-11-TV-101 SI/IIISTE EA5 FILTER CONT ISOL 11715-Fit-8981/17A4 AIR 244' 7A 5 I CPDI CLO55 10 11715-51-813/5 1-51-50t-181 71fl4 1 tes 1-SI-30t-180A SI/IlliROCD1IIEASER C0lm8f 150L 11715-ftt-Ogst/17A3 AIR NE' 4.74 5t I Alt VDIT 30 11715-1I-834/5 II/A Pit 0i 712 3 1 085 1-SI-30t-105 SI/IIIIIOGDIIIEAllEt C0pmff 150L 11715-fle OgIB1/17A3 AIR NE' 5.7A 5t I AIE VDft IO 11715-51-834/5 WA PILOT 71N 1 Ges 1-SI-30V-101 SI/leisit CAS FILTER Clumfr 150L 11715-Fil-8tN1/17A4 Cemet 244' 7A 5t I Alt VDit 10 11715-51-813/5 II/A PILOT 7125 1 07 1-57-TV-1859 $I/ACCWI TEST LIIE Colmff 150L 11715-ftl-89E42/23/T7 SFG0 257' -
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150L CEtilFICATI0ll: The Informetles identifytog the egelpeest regelred to Iring the plant to a safe statdese esadittee se this Safe Statdoes Egelpment List ($5EL) is, to the best of eer koesledge and tellef correct and accorate. (One or more sigestores of Systems er Operatless Eaglesers) 94A1II. JACOBS / DEllEtt C/ h 19W0111,1993 94 TIS J. MEROEI / EEllEtt ! ISROI 11,19V3
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(EttlFICAlleN: The loferustles identifyleg the equipuset ragstred to bring the plant to a safe shutdeus condities es this Safs Shutdeum Egmipment List ($$tt) is, to the test of our kasuledge end tellef, and accurate. (ene er more signatures of Systems er Operstless Eaglesers) ! SAISI W. JACMS / BEXIEtt &h IWAOI 11,1993 BAV10 J. IERett / DEIIEER gyp, lea 0111,1983 t 7 sis =st re t 1
i i Revision 1 i l O Appendix L ! NOTES FOR ALL SAFE SHUTDOWN EQUIPMENT LISTS 5 General SSEL Notes - See SSEL column 11 to determine applicability. l t l 1. The following CCW pump pressure indicators are local to the pump and therefore
- are not vital to the SSEL
- 1-CC-PI-101NB, -102A/B; 2-CC-PI-201NB, -202A/B.
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- 2. Failure of this valve to operate will not result in a single failure of the system as it l can be manually operated with a bandwheel i
- 3. " Normal" position, as indicated on the SSEL, is based on the July 30,1990 l
meeting with NAPS operations personnel and differs from that shown on the l 3 P&ID. 4 i 4. Additional drawings associated with these components are: l f 11715-FE-6A, B, C, D, E, F, G ! 11715-FE-18N 11715-FE-9CJ, 9DL, 9FB l' .pd 11715-FE-67A, B i 11715-FE-78A, B i S. System boundary per July 30,1990 meeting. l i ! 6. These items are included on the SSEL as they are identified as a result of the j relay evaluation. 5
- 7. AP-22 would be used to align auxiliary feedwater flow through the MOV header l
i to the steam generators upon loss of instrument air to the HCV header. 1 i 8. The steam generator safety valves will not be challenged and are shown as a j boundary. Therefore, the flow elements are not needed for safe shutdown; j however, a seismic evaluation should be perfonned for IPEEE since the safety i valves are associated with NSSS equipment.
- 9. The steam generator steam pressure channels selected are the same as those for i Appendix R, with an additional channel selected for redundancy.
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. 10 Additional drawings for the control rod drive mechanism can be found in the 11715/12050 - 1.27 series.
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i s Revision 1 j 11. The service water system boundary excludes the auxiliary service water pumps as ; j the service water pumps do not need a backup. , I i 12. PORV block valves are indicated as active because of possible PORV failure. l 13. Additional drawings for the neutron detectors can be found in the 11715/12050-L 1.25 series. ! 14. These items are NSSS equipment and are included for IPEEE purposes only, i l 15. 'Ihese items are to be put in the desired position by use of administrative controls. l Those valves which require operator action will be included in an attachment to AP-36, i ] 16. All piping systems comprising the boundary of the pressurizer. relief tank need not ,
- be verified for safe shutdown since rupture of the tank safety heads is an
- acceptable consequence of discharge to the tank Level and pressure instruments
- are verified as optional items to permit the operator to assess margin to safety i head rupture.
L i 17. Offsite power is required to operate these valves; however, procedures are in place for manual operation. ! 18. This item is included on the SSEL as a result of the preliminary walkdown. l 19. Accumulator test isolation valves (1-SI-HCV-1850 D/F, 2-SI-HCV-2850 D/F), their l pilot valves (1-SI-SOV-1850 D/F, 2-SI-SOV-2850 D/F), and the accumulator outlet l isolation valves (1-SI-MOV-1865 B/C, 2-SI-MOV-2865 B/C) are listed for decay heat removal function. I j 20. Absence of a redundant seal parameter indicator will not preclude safe shutdown
- if the indicator fails.
I i 21. Backup not required per conference reported by MPR letter to Virginia Power j (NP-1146/NP-1147-V01-009), dated August 3,1990.
- 22. - Accumulator test isolation valves (1-SI-HCV-1850B, 2-SI-HCV-2850B, their pilot i valves (1-SI-SOV-1850B, 2-SI-SOV-2850B), and the accumulator outlet isolation j valves (1-SI-MOV-1865A,2-SI-MOV-2865A) are listed for pressure control 4 function.
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- O 23 . These items of equipment are not required to operate but rather require a seismic
! review for system boundary integrity only. , o i
- 24. These valves will be inoperable upon loss of instrument air. Virginia Power will
- develop a method and procedure for manual operation.
i l 25. These valves have their own air accumulator and can be manually operated i locally, i l 26. These coolers are required to operate for the small LOCA scenario of IPEEE; i however, a seismic review for A-46 should also be performed because the coolers ! constitute a fluid boundary.
- 27. The RHR heat exchanger cooling water outlet containment isolation valves (1-CC-
- TV-103A/B,2-CC-TV-203A/B) will fail closed on loss of air. AP-28 includes a
! procedure for opening these valves with a nitrogen jumper when required. t , 28. These valves are used to ensure a system boundary in the event ofloss of 1 instrument or service air. t I
- 29. Additional drawings for EDG components can be found in the 11715/12050-1.30 series.
- 30. Additional drawings for heat trace cabinets can be found in the 11715/12050-1.42 series. -
- 31. Drawing unavailable for Unit 1. Information based on analogous valve for Unit 2.
- 32. Valve not shown on P&ID for Unit 1. Valve is shown on Unit 2 P&ID and is identified by Passport database and NCRODP-52.
- 33. A commitment to maintaining the nitrogen tanks pressurized or to the development of a procedure to supply high-pressure nitrogen via the supply line is needed.
- 34. The loop drawing for this item was unavailable during SSEL preparation. The operating position of this valve was assumed based on similar valves in the plant.
- 35. The loop drawing for this item was unavailable during SSEL preparation.
Information is based on an analogous item for Unit 1. O
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- Revision 1 O 36. This item will be evaluated using the rule-of-the-box determination as discussed in l the GIP. The parent component, on/in which the ihm is mounted, is identified in
- column 16 of the SSEL i
4 l 37. This item does not require a relay review because during normal operation the ! item is isolated from its power supply by adaiini-hative control.
- 38. The hydrogen recombiner system is shared between Unit 1 and Unit 2. The j desired valve positions indicated in these SSEL lines are for use with Unit 1.
! 39. The hydrogen recombiner system is shared between Unit I and Unit 2. The j desired valve positions indicated in these SSEL lines are for use with Unit 2. i l 40. The desired position of these valves is "open" for sampling during safe shutdown, l but " closed" for containment isolation. i l 41. These cabinets / panels contain essential relays. ! 42. This item is listed in the relay report as cabinet 1-EI-CB-23F. I j 43. DELETED i
- 44. This item is included in the SSEL to address the Generic I.etter 131 concern in NUREG 1407.
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d i Revision 1 PO l Imation Notes. Unit 1 - See SSEL column 9 to determine applicability 1 . 1A. Three feet north of RWST,31/2 feet off ground. t IB. Three feet south of RWST,3 feet off ground. i IC. South wall, west end. i ! 1D. North of A and B boric acid tanks. 1E. Tank is connected to the AFFH. i 1F. Eight feet southwest of inside door, 4 feet above floor. ! 1G. .Two feet from handrail on stairs leading to upper deck. 4 j 1H. East side, first ladder down, second level down.
- IL West side, lowest level, 8 feet southeast of ladder.
1 !) IJ. North wall of Unit 1 piping penetration area. ! 1K. Second room, lower level between catwalks. T l IL DELETED. i ! 1M. Down ladder to second level,7 feet north ofladder. i ! IN. Down ladder to second level, 2 feet south of ladder. ! 1 ! 10. East side between MCCs west of P.V. blowers. IP. Second room, lower level, 3 feet inside. 1Q. Ten feet off floor,7 feet east of column 7 toward column 6. l 1R. DELETED i IS. DELETED i
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- IU. South side of catwalk,3 feet north of penetration.
IV. South side of catwalk,2 feet from south wall. 4 1W. South side of catwalk,2 feet north of penetration. i 1X. Three feet northwest of 1-RS-TK-1,4 feet west of casing cooling house. 1Y. Four feet from north wall, in-line with louver metal vent. i 1Z. One foot from northeast wall,30. feet from wall at entrance. ! 1AA. Fifteen feet west of door,4 feet from south wall,2 feet off floor. I 1BB. One foot from northeast wall,20 feet from wall at entrance. i Imcation Notes. Unit 2 - See SSEL column 9 to determine applicability. Five feet above floor,6 feet north of containment wall. 2A. 2B. Five feet above floor,22 feet north of containment. 2C. Five feet above floor,20 feet north of containment wall.
- 2D. Nine feet north of 2-IA-TK-4D against east wall.
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l 1 I Revision 1 i jW 2 l d Appendix M REFERENCES AND DRAWINGS USED FOR SSEL DEVELOPMENT I i j General i l Seismic Quali5 cation Utility Group, Generic Implementation Procedure (GIP) for i Seismic Verification of Nuclear Plant Equipment, Revision 2, June 1991 as corrected on ! February 14,1992. l l Supplement No. I to Generic Letter (GL) 87-02 that transmits Supplemental Safety i Evaluation Report No. 2 (SSER No. 2) on SQUG Generic Implementation Procedure, j Revision 2, as connected on February 14,1992 (GIP-2) dated May 22,.1992. l EPRI NP-6041-SL Revision 1. A Methodology for Assessment of Nuclear Power Plant j Seismic Margin (Revision 1). NUREG 1407 - Procedural and Submittal Guidance for the Individual Plant Framination j) of External Events (IPEEE) for Severe Accident Vulnerabilities Final Report.
- Electric Power Research Institute, Seismic Margin Assessment of the Catawba Nuclear j Station, EPRI NP-6359, April 1989.
Station Documents f l 10CFR50 Appendix R Report, North Anna Power Station Units 1 and 2, Revision 5. i Station Blackout Coping Evaluation: North Anna Power Station Units 1 and 2, prepared
- by Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, dated June 1989.
! Corresoondence
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i ! letter NP-1146/NP-1147-VO1-009, MPR (Cooper) to Virginia Power (Roth), North Anna Power Station Units 1 & 2: Preliminary Seismic Walkdowns of Equipment ! Selected for Safe Shutdown for Resolution of USI A-46 (Agreement Ne ER-MG-9005), i - dated September 24,1990. i l Ietter NP-1146/NP-1147-VO1-038, MPR (Cooper) to Virginia Power (Roth), North i Anna Power Station Units 1 and 2: Report of Meeting Concerning Draft Report MPR-l 1201, " Identification of Safe Shutdown Equipment" (Agreement No. ER-MG9005), dated PT April 25,1991.
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Revision 1 f ! Memorandum from Virghtia Power (Roth) to MPR (Cooper), Station Operations l Comments on NAPS SSEL, deal July 22,1991. L l Letter from Virginia Power (Sorrell) to MPR (Cooper), NAPS 2 In-Containment Preliminary Walkdown Datasheets; October 19,1990, f NAPS 1 and 2 Outside Containment Preliminary Walkdown Datasheets, October 1991. Letter from Virginia Power to MPR Associates dated November 9,1992
Subject:
- Contract No. ER-LC 2003 Safe Shutdown Equipment List and Relay Evaluations for USI A-46 and IPEEE.
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- Letter from Virginia Power to MPR Associates dated November 24,1992,
Subject:
Final i Safe Shutdown Equipment list (SSE11) for USI A-46 North Anna Power Station - Units i 1 and 2. . 1etter Serial 114-12-03 from MPR to Virginia Power dated January 27,1993,
Subject:
l Revised Trip Report from MPR's January 19,1993 Visit to Innsorook Technical center. j ! Ietter Serial 114-12-02 from MPR to Virginia Power dated January 27,1993,
Subject:
! North Anna Power Station USI A-46 and IPEEE 5efe Shutdown Equipment Selection. Letter from Virginia Power to MPR Associates dated February 1,1993,
Subject:
- Amendment No. 001 Contract No. ER-LC 2003 Safe Shutdown Equipment list and j Relay Evaluation for A-46 and IPEEE.
i letter Serial 114-12-04 from MPR to Virginia power dated February 3,1993,
Subject:
North Anna Power Station USI A-46 and IPEEE Safe Shutdown Equipment Selection. Ietter Serial 114-12-05 from MPR to Virginia Power dated February 10,1993,
Subject:
North Anna Power Station USI A-46 and IPEEE Safe Shutdown Equipment Selection. NAPS Drawines Used To Prepare SSEIS (See Table M-1)
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j The following is a list of piping and instrumentation drawings and electrical drawings - ! used to develop the North Anna Power Station Units 1 and 2 Safe Shutdown Equipment I List. ( f
- (Example: 11715-FB-006A1/19 is drawing number 11715-FB-006A, Sheet 1,
! Revision 19) {
- 11715-FB-024L1/11 11715-FM-078A1/36
- 11715-FM-078A3/28 i 11715-FB-040A1/13 11715-FM-078A4/43 11715-FB-040A2/13 11715-FM-078B1/20 11715 FB-040D1/15 11715 FM-078B2/14 l pd 11715-FB-040D2/13 11715-FM-078B3/21 1
11715-FM-078B4/15 I 11715-FB-044C3/07 ] 11715-FM-078C1/32 11715-FE-1A/21 11715-FM-078C2/27 k 11715-FE-1AE/13 11715-FM-078G1/12 l 11715-FM-078G2/10 l . 11715-FE-1AF/13 . i 11715-FM-078H/04
! 11715-FE-1E1/18 i i 11715-FM-078J/00 j 11715-FM-070A1/26 j 11715-FM-070A3/26 11715-FM-078K/00 l l
11715-FM-070B1/19 11715-FM-079A1/17 11715-FM-070B2/19 11715-FM-079A2/18 11715 FM-070B3/23 11715-FM-079A3/14 t
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-11715-FM-072B/13 11715-FM-079D1/21 l 11715-FM-079B2/21
! 11715-FM-073A/31 11715-FM-079B3/20 11715-FM-079B4/21 ! 11715-FM-073B/13 11715-FM-079B5/21 11715-FM-074A1/32 - 11715-FM-079C1/13 ! 11715-FM-074A3/29 11715-FM-079C2/13 l 11715-FM-079C3/13 l 11715-FM-088A1/16 11715-FM-079C4/15 : l 11715-FM-079C5/18 l 11715-FM-089A1/16 i 12050-FM-073A/30 11715-FM-089D1/16 i 12050-FM-073B/11 11715-FM-091A1/20 j 11735-FM-091A2/23 12050-FM-074A1/27
- 11715-FM-091A3/20 12050-FM-074A3/29
- 11715-FM-091A4/24 11715 FM-091B/05 12050-FM-079A1/19 1 12050-FM-079A2/16 f) P 11715-FM-093A1/19 12050-FM-079A3/17
[\ 11715-FM-093A2/19 12050-FM-079A4/16
- 11715-FM-093A3/22 12050-FM-079AS/17 i 12050-FM-079B3/14
! 11715-FM-093B1/22 11715-FM-093B2/23 12050-FM-089B1/17 l 11715-FM-094A1/14 12050-FM-091A1/20 11715-FM-094A2/15 12050 FM-091A2/19 12050.FM-091A3/20 e 11715-FM-095A1/22 12050-FM-091A4/21 12050-FM-091B/10 11715-FM-095B1/21 11715-FM-095B2/24 12050-FM-093A1/24 ' 12050-FM-093A2/24 11715-FM-095C1/14 12050-FM-093A3/26 11715-FM-095C2/13 12050-FM-093B1/25 11715-FM-096A1/28 12050-FM-093B2/26 11715-FM-096A2/23 11715-FM-096A3/22 11715-FM-098A2/17 11715-FM-098A3/16 11715-FM-098A4/18 Q 11715-FM-096B1/17
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- Revision 1 11715-FM-096B4/17 12050-FE-1AE/10 4 11715-FM-108A1/03 12050-FM-094A1/15 ,
! 11715-FMC-106A/01 12050-FM-094A2/14 l 12050-FE-1A/10 12050-FM-095B1/22 12050-FE-1AF/09 12050-FM-095B2/25 12050-FE-1E/15 12050-FM-070A3/22 12040-FM-095C1/20 12050-FM-095C2/14 12050-FM-070B1/18 l 12050-FM-070B2/20 12050 FM-096A1/22 12050 FM-070B3/19 12050-FM-096A2/24
. 12050-FM-096A3/21 12050-FM-096B1/19 12050-FM-096B2/16 12050-FM-096B3/17 12050-FM-096B4/20 12050-FM-098A2/19 12050 FM-098A3/18 12050-FM-098A4/18 13075-FM-093C1/06 13075-FM-093C2/06 13075-FM-093D1/06 13075-FM-093D2/06 - M-5
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- 80. TRAIN CLASS MARK 80. DESCRIPil0N Dwg NoJRev./ Zone Su tiding F tr.Elv . Ra. or Row / Col. 50RT 10Tli Normal Desired REQD? OWG. NO./ REY. & 5& PORTING COPPOENTS ISSUE (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) 6016 1 01 1-EP-K-41 IP/ EMERGENCY MCC IH1-4 Il7154E-00lII/14/D8 58 254' 9/C 5R 41 N/A N/A YES II715-FE-009EJ/ 1-EE-S$-01 13 6019 1 01 1-EP-MC-50 EP/ EMERGENCY MCC IHI-3A 11715-FE-00lTl/15/B8 SWH 3?S' --
5R 41 N/A N/A YES N/A 1-EP-MC-22 6026 2 01 1-EP-MC-51 EP/ EMERGENCY MCC IJ1-3A 11715-FE-00lT1/15/F3 SWH 326' -- SE 41 N/A N/A YES N/A 1-EPK-31 1252 1 02 1-EE-8KR-8YA CR*/ REACTOR TRIP BREAKER BYPASS A Il715-1.27-402A AUX 280' RCD $R - CLOSED OPEN YES N/A N/A 1253 2 02 1-EE-BKR-BYB CR*/ REACTOR TRIP BREAKER BYPASS B II715-1.27-402A AUX 280' RCD 5R -- CLOSED OPEN YES N/A N/A 1250 1 02 1-EE-8KR-RTA CR*/ REACTOR TRIP BREAKER A Il715-1.27-402A AUX 280' RCD 5R - CLOSED OPEN YE5 N/A N/A 1251 2 02 1-EE-8KR-RT8 CR*/ REACTOR TRIP BREAKER 8 11715-1.27-402A AUX 280' RCD SR -- CLOSED OFEN YE5 N/A N/A 6011 1 02 1-EE-55-01 EE/480V EMERGENCY BUS IN 11715-FE-001Al/21/82 58 254' 9/C 5R 41 N/A N/A YES N/A 1-8Y-B-01,-02;1-EE-ST-1 M 6013 2 02 1-EE-55-02 EE/480V EERGENCY BUS IJ ll715-FE-001A1/21/82 58 254' 8/C 5R 41 N/A N/A YES N/A 1-8Y-8-03.-04;1-EE-5T-1 J 6012 1 02 1-EE-SS-03 EE/480V EMERGENCY BUS 1H1 Il715-FE-001Al/21/82 AUX 280' RCD 5R - N/A N/A YE5 N/A 1-8Y-B-01 -02;1-EE-5T-0 3 6014 2 02 1-EE-55-04 EE/480V EERGEEY BUS IJ1 Il715-FE-001Al/21/82 AUX 280' RCD 5R -- N/A N/A YES N/A 1-8Y-B-03,-04;l-EE-ST-0 2 6005 1 03 1-EE-5W-01 EE/4KV EMERGENCY BUS IN (ORAEE) ll715-TE-008BC/13 58 254' 7/D 5R 41 WA N/A YES Il715-FE-01D/18 EDG 1R;1-8Y-8-01,-02 6006 2 03 1-EE-5W-02 EE/4KV [NERGENCY BUS IJ (PURPLE) 11715-FE-0088P/12 SB 254' 8/D 5R 41 N/A N/A YES Il715-FE-01D/18 EOG IJ;1-8Y-B-01,-02 6007 1 04 1-EE-5T-IN EE/4160/480 SERVICE TRANSFORMER IN 11715-FE-001A1/21/83 58 254' 9/D $R -- N/A N/A YE5 N/A 1-EE-5W-Ol;EOG IN 60C3 1 04 1-EE-ST-lH1 EE/4160/480 SERVICE TRANSFORER 11715-FE-001Al/21/82 AUX 280' RCD $R - N/A WA YES N/A 1-i't-SW-01;[DG IN IH1 6009 2 04 1-EE-ST-1J EE/4160/480 SERVICE TRANSFORMER IJ !!715-FE-001Al/21/82 58 254' 8/D $R - N/A N/A YES N/A 1-EE-SW-02;EDG IJ 6010 2 04 1-EE-$T-1J1 EE/4160/480 SERVICE TRANSFORER ll715-FE-001A1/21/82 AUX 280' RCD 5R -- N/A N/A YES N/A 1-EE-5W-02;EDG IJ IJ1 5551 1 04 1-EE-TRAN-llN / HEAT TRACE TRAN5FORER ll715-FE-0010/21 AUX 269' II/M $R - ON ON YE5 N/A N/A 5552 2 04 1-EE-TRAN-IIR / HEAT TRACE TRAN5FORER 11715-FE-00lR/21 AUI 269' -
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SR -- ON ON YES N/A N/A 5555 1 04 1-EE-TRAN-13N / HEAT WACE TRAN5FORER ll715-FE-0018/16 AUX 284' 11/L $R - ON ON YES N/A N/A 5556 2 04 1-EE-TRAN-13R / HEAT TRACE TRANSFORMER 11715-FE-001R/21 AUX 284' 8.7/G $R - ON ON YES N/A N/A
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(! ,l Q_.,I Fage No 4 NORTH ANNA LMIT I Report Date/T 6me- 05-19-97 /15-31:15 SAFE SHUTDOWN EQUIPMENT LIST (55EL) CIN051TE SSEL (Sorted by Equipment Class and Mart Itimber) ll'I EQUIP SYSTEM /EQ'JIPMENT <------- - EQUIPENT LOCATION -----> o- OP. ST. --> POWER StFPORTIE SYS. REQ'O INTERCOMECTIONS REG. 10 TRAIN CLAS5 MARK NO. DESCRIPil0N Dwg. No /Rev./ Zone Building Fir.Elv. Rs. or Rou/ Col. SORI NOTES Normal Desired REQ 0? DC. N3./REV. 8 StFPORTilG COf0NENi1 ISSUE (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) 5557 1 04 1-EE-TRAN-14N / MEAT TRACE TRANSFORMER 11715-FE-001Q/21 AUX 269' 9/LM SR -- ON CN YES N/A N/A 5558 2 04 1-EE-TRAN-14R / HEAT TRACE TRANSFORER ll715-FE-00lR/21 AUX 269' 9. 7/LM SR -- ON ON VE5 N/A WA 5559 1 04 1-EE-TRAN-41N / HEAT TRACE TRAN5FORMER ll715-FE-0010/21 AFPH 271' -- 5R -- ON ON YES N/A N/A 5560 2 04 1-EE-TRAN-41R / HEAT TRACE TRANSFORMER 11715-FE-001R/21 AFPH 271' - 5R -- ON ON YES N/A WA 6028 1 04 1-EP-TRAM-79A EP/4SO/120 VOLT. REG TRAN5FORER al715-FE-001AEl/13 58 252' 9/D 5R -- N/A N/A YE5 N/A 1-EPK-10 (79A) 6029 1 04 1-EP-TRAN-796 EP/480/120 VOLT. REG. TRANSFORMER ll715-FE-001AEl/13 58 252' 9/D 5R -- N/A N/A YES N/A 1-EPK-10 (798 ) 6030 2 04 1-EP-TRMts-80 EP/480/240 VOLT. REG. TRAN5FORER ll715-FE-001AEl/13 58 252' 9/D 5R - N/A N/A YES ll715-FE-009G5/ l-EPK-II (80) 17 6031 1 04 TRANS-Il8* EP/480/120 SEMI-VITAL TRAN5FORER 11715-FE-001AEl/13 58 254' EMER SWCR 5R -- N/A N/A YE5 N/A 1-EPK-41 (118) 6033 2 04 TRANS-Il9* EP/480/120 SEMI-VITAL TRAEFORER 11715-FE-001AE1/13 58 254' EMER SER SR -- N/A WA YES N/A 1-EP-MC-22 (119) 6032 1 04 TRANS-70* EP/480/120 SEMI-VITAL TRAEFORMER ll715-FE-001AEl/13 58 277' 8/D 5R - N/A N 'A YES N/A 1-EPM-10 (70) 6034 2 04 TRANS-71* EP/480/120 SEMI-VITAL TRANSFORMER ll715-FE-001AEI/13 58 277' 8/D 5R -- N/A N/A YES Il715-FE-00%5/ l-EPM-II (71) 17 50C1 1 05 1-CC-P-1A CC/00Pf0NENT COOLING WATER Ptw 11715-FN-079A1/17/E7 AUX 245' 8.7/GH 5R 1 ON ON YES N/A N/A 5005 1 05 1-CC-P-18 CC/COPPONENT COOLING WATER PM 11715-FM-079Al/17/07 AUX 245' 8.7/GH 5t 1 ON ON YES N/A N/A 1059 1 05 14H-P-IA CH/CENTRlFUCAL CHARGIE Ptw A; ll715-FM-09582/24/04 AUX 245' 9.5/J !R -- ON ON YES N/A N/A (CCP A) 1060 2 05 1-CH-P-13 CH/ CENTRIFUGAL CHARGING Ptw 8; 11715-FM49582/24/C6 AUX 245' 9.5/J 5R -- ON ON YES h/A N/A (CCP 8) 1061 3 05 1-CH-P-lC CH/ CENTRIFUGAL CHARGIE PLN C; ll715-FM-09582/24/C8 AUX 245' 9.5/J 5R -- ON ON ES N/A N/A (CCP C) 1161 1 05 1-CH-P-2A CH/ BORIC ACID TRANSFER PiNP (BATP) 11715-FM-095Al/22/B4 AUX 261' 9.5/HJ 5R -- ON ON YES N/A N/A 1162 2 05 1-CH-P-28 CH/ BORIC ACID TRANSFER PW (BATP) Il715-FM-095Al/22/85 AUX 261' 9.5/HJ 5R - 0FF ON YES N/A N/A 5482 1 05 1-EG-P-lHA EG/EDG IN LEAD F0 TRANSFER PW 11715-F8-035A2/21/87 FOPN 270' -- 5R -- 0FF RMIC YES N/A N/A 5483 2 05 1-EG-P-lHB EG/EDG lil STAf06Y F0 TRANSFER FlN 11715-F8-035A2/21/86 FOPH 270' -- 5R -- 0FF RMING YES N/A N/A 5484 1 05 1-EG-P-13A EG/EDG IJ LEAD F0 TRANSFER PM 1171548-035A2/21/D7 FOPH 270' -- 5R -- 0FF RMIIC YES N/A N/A 5485 2 05 1-EG-P-lJ8 EG/EDG IJ STAPCBY F0 TRANSFER Ptw 11715-TB-035A2/21/D6 FOPH 270' -- 5R - 0FF RMIE YES N/A N/A
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$488 1 05 2-EG-P-2JA EG/EDG 2J LEAD FO TRANSFER PipF 11715-F8-035A2/21/F7 F0PH 270' ~ $R - 0FF R! Belle YE5 N/A N/A t 5489 2 05 2.EG-P-2J8 EG/EDG 2J STAIRIBY FO TRAN5FER Pt9911715-FB-035A2/21/F6 FOPH 270' - 5R - 0FF Rt90 LIE YES N/A N/A ! 5517 1 05 2-EG-P-709H EC/DC FUEL OIL PtpF 11715-1.30-712C 58 270' [DG SE 36,29 0FF RtBet!NG YES N/A EDG-210 l t 5513 2 05 2-EG-P-709J EG/DC FUEL OIL Ptfr 11715-1.30-212C SB 270' EDG SR 36,29 0FF RulfilE YES N. 4 EM-2J . 5513 1 05 EG-P-710H EG/EEIE DRIVEN F0 PM 11715-1.30-212C 58 270' EDG $ 36,29 0FF RifflIE 10 N/A EDG-2H 5514 2 05 2-EG-P-710J EG/EEIE DRIVEN F0 PipF 11715-1.30-212C 58 270' EDG 5 36,29 0FF Rt90t!E 10 N/A EDG-2J 544 % 1 06 1-HV-P-20A HV/ CHILLED WATER Pt#F 11715-F8-040A1/13 58 254' CHILLER RM $R - RUlftIE Rt90 LING YES N/A N/A 5449I 2 06 1-HV-P-208 HV/ CHILLED WATER Pt99 11715-F8-040A1/13 58 254' CHILLER RM 5/D-S R - Rt90 LIE RtNSIIE YES N/A N/A 5449Z2 2 06 1-HV-P-200 HV/CHIllLD kATER PtDF 11715-F8-040AI/13/D5 58 254' CHILLER RN 5/D 5 R - 0FF R100llNG YES N/A N/A 5428 1 06 1-HV-P-22A HV/CR & RR WATER SYSTEM BOOSTER ll715-F8-040Dl/15/E6 58 254' CHILLER RM $R - CN ON YES N/A N/A PtDF 5429 1 06 1-HV-P-228 HV/CR & RR WATER SYSTEM BOOSTER 11715-F8-04001/15/86 58 254' CHILLER RM $R - ON ON YES N/A N/A Pt9F 5430 2 06 1-HV-P-22C HV/CR & RR WATER SYSTEM 800 STER 11715-F8-000D1/15/06 58 254' CHILLER RM 5R- 0FF ON YES N/A N/A Ptfr 4205 1 06 1-RM-P-1 A RH/RHR Pter A 11715-%094A1/14/D7 CONiMT 231' RHR Flat 5R - 0FF RtsellE VE5 11715-FM-0010 . N/A 4249 2 06 1-RM-P-18 RH/RNR PtBF 8 11715-FM-094A1/14/D4 CONTMT 231' RNR Flat 5R - 0FF RtatlIE YES 11715- % 0010 N/A 5159 1 06 1-5W-P-1A $W/5ERVICE WATER Pt99 A 11715-FM-078A3/28/D7 Strll 328' SWPH $R - Rt00f!E RtB0f!IC YES N/A N/A i f
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- 13. TRAIN CLASS MARK E DESCR!PTION Dwg. No /RevdZone Building F tr.Elv. Rs. or Rov /Cel. 50RT NOT[5 Normal Desired REQ 07 OWG. NO./ REY. 8 SLPPGRTING COWOMENTS 155UE '
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) -(7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) 42100 07 1-FW-FCV-1498 FLOW CONTROL TO 5/G IC 58 294' 4/D 5R OPEN CLOSED , 4211C 07 1-FW-TCV-1499 C MFW REG VALVE BVPA55 FLOW 58 294' 3/D 5R 45 CLOSED CLOSED CONTROL VALVE 4169 1 07 1-FW-HCV-100A FW/AFWF HEADER TO SG A Il715-FM-074Al/32/A5 AFPM 275' -- 5 -- CLOSED OPEN ND ll715-FW-055/4 N/A 4166 2 07 1-FW-HCV-10(B FW/AFWP HEADER TO SG B ll715-FM-074A1/32/A6 AFPH 275' -- 5 -- CLOSED OPEN 10 11715-FW-056/4 N/A 4161 2 07 1-FW-HCV-100C FW/AFWP HEADER TO SC C ll715-FM-074Al/32/A7 AFPH 275' -- - - OPEN OPEN 10 Ilf15-FW-057/6 N/A r t.145 2 07 1-FW-PCV-159A FW/AFWP TO SG B CONTROL VALVE Il715-FM-074A3/29/F8 AFPH #71' - 5 - OPEN 0 PEN NO N/A N/A 4150 2 07 1-FW-PCV-1598 FW/AFWP TO SC C CONTROL VALVE 11715-FM-074A3/29/E8 AFPH 271' - 5 -- OPEN CPEN NO N/A N/A 2038 2 07 1-GN-PCV-125A-1 GN/PZR PORY N2 SUPPLY PRESSURE 11715-FM-105Al/20A6 CONTMT 308' 9.1 5 - OPEN OPEN 10 N/A N/A REDUCING VALVE 2039 2 07 1-GN-PCV-125A-2 GN/PZR PORY N2 StFPLY PRE 55tRE Il715-FM-105Al/20/E6 CONTMT 308' 9.1 5 -- OPEN OPEN ND WA N/A , REDLR'IE VALVE 2035 2 07 1-GN-PCV-125A-3 GN'PZR PORV N2 SUPPLY PRE 55tRE 11715-FM-105Al/20/E6 CONTMT 308' 9 5 - OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A REDUCING VALVE 2036 1 07 1-GN-PCV-1258-1 GN/PZR PORY N2 StFPtV PRESSIRE Il715-FM-105Al/20/E4 CONTMT 308' 9 5 - OPEN OPEN 10 N/A N/A I r REDUCING VALVE 2037 1 07 1-GN-PCV-1258-2 GN/PZR PORY N2 StFPLY PRE 55LRE Il715-FM-105A1/20/E4 CONTNT 308' 9 5 -- OPEN OPEN NO WA N/A I REDUCIE VALVE 2034 1 07 1-GN4'CV-1258-3 GN/P2R PORV N2 SUPPLY PRE 55tRE Il715-FM-105Al/20/E4 CONTNT 308' 9 5 - OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A ' REDUCIE VALVE 1240 1, 2 07 1-HRS-TV-1623 HRS /RC COLD LEG 5AWLE COOLER 150L 11715-FM-089D1/16/D4 AUX 259' 7.6/K 5 24 CLOSED GPEN ND ll715-HRS-014/31-HRS-50V-1623 , 1226 1, ? 07 1-NRS-TV-1625 NRS/ HOT LEG 5 APPLE COOLER IEET 11715-FM-08901/16/E6 AUX 259' 7.6/K 5 24 Closed OPEN 10 117154Rt$-016/31-NRS-50V-1625 I 150L 4268 1, 2 07 1-HRS-TV-1627 HRS /5APFLING SYSTEM 150L ll715-FM-08901/16/F4 AUX 259' 7.6/K $ 24 CLOSED GPEN 10 N/A 1-ittS-50V-1627 [ 4266 1. 2 07 1-HRS-TV-1628 55/SAPPLING SYSTEM 150L 11715-FM-108Al/03/E5 AUX 259' -- - -- CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A . N/A 5441 1 07 1-HV-PCV-1235A2 HV/CR & RR WATER SYSTEM FLOW 11715-FB-040D1/15/E3 58 - AC RM - - OPEN CPEN 10 11715-HV-058/2 N/A CONTROL ; 5442 1 07 1-HV-PCV-123582 HV/CR & RR WATER SYSTEM FLOW ll715-FB-04001/15/83 58 - AC RM - - OPEN OPEN 10 llF15-HV-059/2 N/A CONTROL 5443 2 07 1-HV-PCV-123502 HV/CR & RR WATER SYSTEM FLOW II715-FB-040Dl/15/D3 58 - At RM - - OPEN OPEN NO 11715-HV-060/2 N/A
- CONTROL 4014 1 07 1-MS-PCV-101A MS/5G A ATMDSPHERIC STEAM Otfr 11715-FM-07081/19/E5 M5VN 306' 4.5/GA 5R 25 CLOSED OPEN NO Il7134ts-012/7 INST AIR VALVE
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(5orted by Equipment Class and Mart Number) LINE EQUIP SYSTDt/ EQUIPMENT < EQUIPMENT LOCATION ---> <- OP. ST. -> POWER SLFPORTING SYS. REQ'D INTERC018ECTIONS REG. . C. TRAIN CLASS M4RK W. DESCRIPTION Dwg. No./Rev./ lone Building fir.E lv. Rs. or Row / Col. 50RT NOTES Normal Desired REQD7 DWG. IRL/REV. & SLFPORi!NG CGPOIENTS ISSUE A (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (16) (15) (16) (17) ! 4040 2 07 1-MS-PCV-10lO MS/5G B ATW5PHERIC STEAM DtDF ll715-FM-07082/19/E6 M5W 306' 4/GD 5R 25 CLOSED OPEN ft) 11715-MS-CIF9 INST AIR VALVE 4066 3 07 14ts-PCV-101C MS/50 C ATptj5PHERIC STEAM CLIP ll715-FM-07083/23/E5 M5W 308' 4.5/Gb $R 25 CLOSED OPEN SR) 11715-MS-014/8 INST AIR VALVE l 4017 1, 2 07 1-MS-TV-101A MS/5G A MSIV 11715-FM-07081/19/C4 MSW 285' 5.5/GB 5 -- OPEN CLOSED VES Il7M-MS-110/8 1-MS-50V-101Al.2,3,6,7 4043 1, 2 07 1-M5-TV-1018 MS/5G B M51V 11715-FM-07082/19/C4 MSW 285' 4.5/G8 ? -- OPEN CLOSED VF5 117154ts-111/9 l-MS-50V-10181,2,3,6,7 4069 1, 2 07 1-MS-TV-101C MS/5G C M51v 11715-FM-07083/23/C4 M5W 285' 5/G8 5 -- OPEN CLOSED YES 11715-MS-Il2/9 l-M5-50V-101C1,2,3,4,5, , 6,7 - t 4083 1 07 1-MS-TV-Illa MS/TDArW STEAM ADMISSION ll715-FM-070A3/26/E5 MSW 274' 5.5 5 - CLOSED OPEN NO llT15-MS-115/8 N/A 4385 2 07 1-MS-TV-1118 MS/TDATW STEAM ADMISSION 11715-FM-07043/26/E4 M5W 274' 5.5 5 -- CLOSED OPEN ND 117154tS-Il6/10 N/A i 4099. 1, 2 07 14t5-TV-Il5 MS/TDAFW TRIP VALVE ~ 11715-FM-070A3/26/04 M5W 274' -- 5 - OPEN OPEN SR) N/A N/A 51194 1 07 1-It5-LCV-101 N5/IEUTRON SHIELD SURGE TAleC ll715-FM-07985/21/D3 CONTMT 262' 14 - -- CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A OUTLET 150L 1191 2 03 1-RC-HCV-1557A RC/RC X5 (ETDOW 150L 11715-FM-093Al/19/E7 CONTMT 242' 1A - 28 CLOSED CLOSED ND 11715-RC-051/4 1-RC-50V-1557A VIM 527749-27750 > 11715-FK-lE 1193 2 07 1-RC-HCV-15578 RC/RC 15 LETDOWN mL 11715-FM-093A2/19/F7 CONTMT 243' 13 8 -- 28 CLOSED CLOSED NO Il715-RC-052/4 1-RC-50V-15578 VIMS 28208-28211 Il715-FK-ID 1195 2 07 1-RC-HCV-1557C RC/RC X5 LETD(WN 150L 11715-FM-093A3/22/F3 CONiMT 243' 7.5 C - 28 CLOSED CLOSED ND 11715-RC-053/4 1-RC-50V-1557C VIM 528616-28618 11715-FK-001D 2020 2 07 1-RC-PCV-1455C RC/PZR FORY 11715 FM-09381/22/03 CONTMT 308' 9.5 5 -- CLOSED OP/tt NO 11715-RC-111/12 1-GN-50V-1455C-1/2/3
;11715-FK-0010 2024 2 07 1-RC-PCV-1456 RC/PZR PORV ll715-FM-09381/22/E3 CONTMT 308' 9.5 5 - CLOSED OP/CL ND 11715-RC-109/11 1-GN-50V-1456-1/2/3 ;11715-FK-0010 4259 1, 2 07 1-RX-FCV-1605 RH/RHR HX SYPA55 ll715-FM-09442/15/C7 CONTMT 234' 5 5 - CLD5ED CLOSED No ll715-RH-004/6 N/A L 11715-FK-001E 4257 1, 2 07 1-RH-HCV-1758 RH/RHR HX OUTLET 11715-FM-094A2/15/C5 CONTMT 228' 5 5R - OPEN OP/CL YES 11715-RN-005/4 N/A VIMS 29912 Il715-FK-001A 2046 1, 2 07 1-51-HCV-18508 SI/ACCtM TEST 150L ll715-FM-09681/17/A6 CONTMT 221' 1.5 - 21,19 CLOSED CLOSED it) 11715-51-022/3; l-51-50V-18508 .
Il715-FK-001E 4273 1, 2 07 1-51-HCV-18500 5I/ACCLM TEST 150L ll715-FM-09682/16/85 CONTMT 216' 13 - 22 Closed CLOSED NO 11715-51-024/2; 1-51-50V-18500 11715-FK-001D . I r
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- 10. TRAIN CLASS MARK 10. DESCRIPTION Dug. No./Rev./ Zone Building Fir.Elv- Re. or Row / Col. 50RT NOTES Normal Desired REQD? OWG. ND /REV. & SLPPORTIE CGF0ENTS 155tE (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) 1069 2 08A 1-CH-MOV-12878 CH/CCP 8 TO LOOD FILL ll715-FM-09582/24/E6 AUX 257' 8.6/J R -
OPEN OPEN NO N/A ft/A 1070 3 08A 1-CH 40V-1237C CH/CCP C TO LOOP FILL 11715-FM-09582/24/E8 AUX 257' 8.6/J R - OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A ICCI 1 08A 1-Cd-MOV-12894 CH/ CHARGING FLOW TO REGEN HX 11715-FM-095C1/14/D4 AUX 244' 6/H R - OPEN OPEN W N/A N/A 1074 1 08A 1-CH 410V-12898 CH/[ cps TO REGEN HX Il715-FM-095C1/14/C3 AUX 245' 7/K R - OPEN OPEN NO N/A It/A i 1179 1 GBA 1-CH-MOV-1350 CH/ EMERGENCY BORATE VALVE 11715-FM-09581/21/85 AUX 274' 8.5/J 5R - CLOSED OPEN YES N/A N/A 1090 1 08A 1-CH-MOV-1370 C4/CCP 10 RCP SEAL INJECTION 11715-FM-095C2/13/F4 AUX 259' 9/L R - OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A > 1072 1, 2 08A 1-CH440V-1373 CH/CCP HEADER To SEAL WATER HX 11715-FM-09581/21/A8 AUX 250' 9/L R -- OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A 1119 1, 2 08A 1-CH40V-1380 CH/5EAL WATER RETIRN 150L 11715-FWO95C2/13/F4 CONTNT 241' 8 R A,21 OPEN GPEN ND VIM 526641,26846 N/A 1132 1, 2 08A 1-CH40V-1381 CH/RCP SEAL WATER INJECil0N TO 11715-FM-09581/21/08 AUX 244' 7/J R A,21 OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A SEAL WATER HI 4172 2 08A 1-FW40V-1004 FW/AFWP HEADER TO SG A 11715-FM-074A1/32/A5 AFPH 275" -- 5R 7 CLOSED GPEN YE5 N/A N/A 4158 2 08A 1-FW4q0V-1008 FW/AFWP HEADER TO SG B 11715-FM-074Al/32/A6 AFPH 278' - R 7 OPEN OPEN NO N/A WA 4165 2 00A 1-FW-MOV-100C FW/AFWP HEADER TO SG C 11715-FN-074Al/32/A7 AFPN 275' - 5R 7 CLOSED GPEN YES N/A N/A 4157 1 08A 1 FW-80V-1000 FW/AFWP TO SG A CONTROL VALVE Il715-FM-074A3/29/08 AFPH 270' - R - OPEN OPEN 10 N/A N/A j 54491 1 08A 1-HV40V-Illa HV/ CHILLER CUTLET ISOLATION VALVE 11715-FB-040A1/13 58 254' CHILLER RM 4/C R - OPEN OPEN 10 N/A N/A 5449N 2 08A 1-HV40V-1118 HV/ CHILLER OUTLET ISOLATION VALVE 11715-F8-040A1/13 58 254' CHILLEl t RM 5/D R - OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A , 544927 2 ORA 1-HV40V-111C HV/ CHILLER OUTLET 150L 11715-FB-04041/13/D6 58 254' CHILLER RM 4/C R -- OPEN OPEN 10 WA N/A 5447 1 08A 1-HV40V-Il3A HV/CR & RR WATER SYSTEM 150L 11715-FB-04G)l/15/E3 58 -- At RN R - OPEN OPEN 10 N/A N/A 5448 1 08A 1-HV40V-ll38 frJ/CR 8 RR WATER SYSTEM ISOL ll?l5-FB-045)1/15/83 58 - AC RM R - WEN WEN 10 N/A N/A '[ t 5449 2 08A 1-HV40V-Il3C HV/CR 8 RR WATER SYSTEM 150L II715-F8-04001/15/D3 58 - AC RM R - OPEN OPEN 10 N/A WA 3069 1 08A 1-QS-MOV-101A 05/QUEEH SPRAY PiM' A OUTLET 150L ll715-FM-091A2/23/D5 SFGD 256' NOTE IN R A CLOSED CLOSED 10 WA N/A
- 3070 1 08A 1-Q5410V-1018 QS/QlJENCH SPRAY PipF 8 OUTLET 150L 11715-FM-091A2/23/E5 SFGD 256' ' NOTE IN R A CLOSED CLD5ED le N/A N/A .3055 1 08A 1-QS-MOV-102A QS/REFUELIE WATER CHEN 400 TAlet 11715-FWO91Al/20/C5 YAR0/TtK 270' 2 FT N OF AFPN R A,21 CLOSED CLOSED NO WA N/A t 150L 3056 2 08A 1-QS40V-1028 QS/REPJELING WATER CHEM A00 TAls 11715-FM-091Al/20/06 YARD /TIML 272' - R A,21 CLOSED CLOSCO le N/A N/A
- 150L '5 3017 1 08A 1-RC410V-1535 RC/PORY BLOCK VALVE 11715JM-09El/22/E4 CONTMT 308' 9.4 5R 12 OPEN OP/CL YES 11715-RC-134/6 N/A f 3018 1 08A 1-RC-MOV-1536 RC/PORV BLOCK VALVE 11715-FWO9381/22/D4 CONINT 308' 9.2 5R 12 OPEN OP/CL YES 11715-RC-131/5 WA t
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CDP 9051TE SSEL (Sorted try Equipment Class and Mark Number) 11 3 EQUIP SYSTEM / EQUIPMENT < EQUIPMENT LOCATION -----> <- OP. ST. --> POWER SUPPORTIE SYS. REQ'O INTERCOPNECTIONS RES.
- 13. TRAIN CLASS MARK 90. DESCRIPTION Dwg. No /Rev./ Zone Building Fir. Elv. Rs. or Row / Col. 50RT NOTES Normal Destred RE007 OWG. lo./REV. 8 SLFPORTIE CJPf0NENTS ISSUE (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) 4244 1, 2 084 1-RH40V-1700 RH/RHR PJe SUCTION 150L 11715-FM-094Al/14/A5 CONTMT 241' 2 5R 2 CLOSED OPEN YES VIMS 27905 14C-PI-1402 117154P-013A 4245 1, 2 OBA 1-RH40V-1701 RH/RHR PtN SUET 10N 150L ll715-FM-094A1/14/A4 CONTMT 236' 4 5R 2 CLOSED OPEN YE5 Il7154P-013A 1-RC4T-1403 4271 1, 2 08A 1-RH-t0V-1720A RH/RHR RETlRN 150L LOOP 2 11715-FM-094A2/15/C3 CONTMT 216' 12 52 -- CLOSED OPEN YES Il7154P-032A N/A 4272 1, 2 08A 1-RM NOV-17208 RH/RHR RETtRN 150L LOOP 3 Il715-FM 094A2/15/83 CONTMT 216' 7.5 5R -- CLOSED OPEN YES VIMS 30454 N/A 11715-FP-013A OR ll715-FP-032A 1135 1 OBA 1-5140V-1836 51/CCP TO COLD LEG 5 I, 2, 3 11715-FM-096A3/22/08 AUX 244' 6/J R A.21 CLOSED CLOSED 80 N/A N/A 1058 1 OBA 1-St-NOV-1863A 51/LH51 HDR TO CCPs ll7154M-096A2/23/05 AUX 244' 7.6/J R A CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 1058A 2 08A 1-51-MDV-18638 SI/tH51 TO CHARGING PtN A SUCTION ll7154M-09582/24/88 AUX 244' 7.6/J R A,32 CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A 14PK-21 X CONN 2048 1, 2 08A 1-5140V-1865A SI/ACCtM OUTLET 150L 117154M-09681/17/07 CONiMT 216' 15 5R 2,19 0 FEN CLOSED YES VIM 530186-30188 N/A Il715-FP-012A 4275 1, 2 08A 1-5140V-18658 SI/ACCtM OUTLET 150L ll715-FM-09682/16/06 CONTMT 216' 13 $R 2,22 OPEN CLOSED YE5 VIM 530711,30597 N/A Il7154P-012A 4278 1, 2 08A 1-514tV-18E5C 51/ACCIM OUTLET 150L ll715-FM-09683/13/06 CONTMT 216' 8 5R 2,22 OPEN CLOSED YES VIM 530380,30294 2J12N ll7154P-012A 1086 1 ORA 1-51-NOV-1867A SI/CHARGIE HEADER TO Bli 150L 11715-FM-096A3/22/D4 AUX 244' 7/J R --
CLOSED CLOSED !O N/A N/A 1087 1 08A 1-51-HOV-18678 SI/CHAMING HEADER TO Bli 150L 11715-FM-096A3/22/D4 AUX 244' 7/J R - CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 1087H 1 08A 1-51-NOV-1867C SIAi? 7 COLD LEG LOOP 150L 117154M 096A3/22/E7 AUX 244' 6/J R - CLOSED CLOSED #0 It/A N/A 10871 2 08A 1-5140V-18670 51/ BIT TO COLD LEG 100P 150t 117154M-096A3/22/D7 AUX 244' 6/J R - CLOSED CLOSED PC N/A N/A 1136 1 08A 1-51-MOV-1869A SI/CCP T0 LOT LEGS 1, 2, 3 Il7154M-096A3/22/08 AUX 244' 6/J R A,21 CLOSED CLOSED 10 N/A N/A 1088 1 08A 1-5140Y-18698 SI/CCP TO HOT LEGS 1, 2, 3 11715-FM-096A3/22/A8 AUX 244' 6/J R A CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 5175 2 OBA 1-5W40V-101A SV/lMIT 1 RECIRC SPRAY RX 150L ll7154M-078A4/43/C3 QSPN 265' IOTE IK 5R -- CLOSED OPEN YES N/A l-EPK-19 5176 1 08A 1-5W40V-1018 SW/tMIT 1 RECIRC $ PRAY HX 150L llT15-FM-078A4/43/C3 QSPH 265' 10TE IK $R - CLOSED OPEN YES N/A 1-EPK-21 5177 2 08A 1-5W-HOV-101C 5W/lMIT I RECIRC SPRAY liX 150L ll7154M-078A4/43/83 QSPH 265' IOTE IK 5R - CLOSED OPEN YES N/A 1-EPK-19 5178 1 OBA 1-5W40V-101D SW/ UNIT 1 RECIRC SPRAY HX 150L 11715-FM-078A4/43/83 QSPH 265' NOTE IK 5R - CLOSED OPEN YES N/A 1-EP J4C-21 5178A 2 08A 1-5W-MOV-103A SV/RECIRC SPRAY C00LE4 A INLET ll715-FM-078Bl/20/E3 QSPM 265' - R -- OPEN OPEN 10 N/A N/A 150L 51788 2 08A 1-5W40V-1038 SW/RECIRC SPRAY COOLER 8 INLET ll715-FM-07881/20/E4 QSPH 265' - R - OPEN OPEN 10 N/A N/A 150L
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Ll31 EQUIP SYSTLM/ EQUIPMENT < EQUIPHENT LOCATION ---> <- OP. ST. -4 POWER StPPORTIE SY5. Rf0'D INTERC018ECT!Gl5 REG. CD. TRAIN CLASS MARK NO. DESCRIPIION Dwg. No /RevdZone Building Fir.Elv. km. er Row / Col. SORT NOTES Normal Desired REQD7 DE. IO./REV. & SLFPORTIE COPPONENTS ISSLE (1) (2) (3) (4) (51 (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) 5178C 2 08A 1-5WM-103C SW/RECIRC SPRAY COOLER C INLET 11715 FM-07881/20/E6 QSPN 265' - -- OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A ISOL 51780 2 08A 1-SWM-103D SU/RECIRC SPRAY COOLER D INLET ll715-FM-07881/20/E7 QSPH 265' -- R - OPEN OPEN W N/A N/A ISOL 5179 1 08A 1-SW-MOV-105A SW/RECIRC SPRAY COOLER A OU!iET 11715-FM-078A4/43/03 QSPH 2K5' NOTE IK R A CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A ISOL 5180 1 08A 1-5WM-109 SW/RECIRC $ PRAY COOLER 8 OUTLET ll715-FM-078A4/43/C3 QSPN 265' IOTE IK R A CLOSED CLOSED 10 N/A N/A 150L , 5181 1 06A 1-SW M-105C 5W/RECIRC SPRAY COOLER C OUTLET ll715-FM-078A4/43/03 QSPN 265' NOTE IK R A CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A o' ISOL 5182 1 08A 1-5W-lOV-105D SW/RECIRC SPRA' COOLER D OUTLET ll715-FM-07844/43/C3 QSPN 265' NOTE IP R A CLOSED CLO5ED NO N/A WA 150L , [ 5353 1 OBA 1-SW40V-10BA SW/CC HX INLET ISOL 11715-fWO78C1/32/A4 AUX 244' - R -- OPEN OPEN W N/A N/A 5364 1 08A 1-SW-MOV-1088 SW/CC HX INLET 150L ll715-FM-07801/32/A4 AUX 244' - R -- OPEN OPEN 10 N/A N/A 5201 1 08A 1-SW-MOV-110A %W/lNIT 1 RECIRC AIR COOLIE C0!L ll115-FM-078A4/43/04 58 265' - R - CLOSED CLD5ED 10 N/A WA 150L ; 5202 1 OBA 1-SWEV-1108 SW/ UNIT I RECIRC Alt C00 Lim Coll ll715-FM-078A4/43A)4 58 265' - R - CLOSED CLO5ED 10 N/A N/A I 150L 5232 1 08A 1-SW-lOV-Il3A SW/CCW FIEL PIT COOLERS 150L 11715-FM478A4/43/87 AUX 244' 8.3/F R - CLOSED CLOSED 10 N/A N/A 5234 1 08A 1-5W-lOV-113B SW/ECW FUEL PIT COOLERS ISOL ll715-FM-078A4/43/85 AUX - 244' 8.7/F R - CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 5203 1 OBA 1-5W-MOV-Il4A SW/ UNIT I RECIRC Alt COOLING Colt 11715-FM-078A4/43/D4 58 265' - R - CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A ISOL , 5204 1 08A 1-SW-MOV-1148 SWAMIT 1 REClRC AIR COOLIE COIL ll715-FM-078A4/43/D4 SG 265* -- R - CLOSED C'0 SED 10 N/A N/A ISOL r 5171 1 08A 1-SW-lOV-Il5A SW/ AUX SW PLPF 150L II715-FM-078A1/36/E6 SWPH 254' 8.5/C R 11 CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 5358 1 08A 1-5W-MDV-121A SW/SW TO ARRAYS . Il715-FN-078H/DC/C5 SWVH 326' - R - OPEN OPEN ND II/A N/A 5355 1 08A 1-SU-MOV-1218 SW/SW TO ARRAYS 11715-FM-078H/04/C7 SWVM 326' -- R - OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A [ 5359 1 08A 1-SW-MOV-122A SW/SW TO ARRAYS 11715-FM-078H/04/05 SWVH 326' - R - OPEN OPEN 10 N/A N/A 5356 1 08A 1-5W40V-1228 SW/SW TO ARRAYS Il715-FM-078H/04/C6 SWVH 326' - R - OPEN OPEN 10 N/A N/A 5348 1 08A 1-SW-MOV-123A SW/SW RESERV0lt !$0L 11715-FM-078H/04/E4 SWVH 326' - R - OPEN OPEN _ 10 N/A N/A l 5350 1 08A 1-SW40V-1238 SW/SW RESERV0lt ISOL ll715-FM-078H/04/E8 SWVil 326' - R - OPEN OPEN 10 N/A N/A ; 5211 1 08A 2-SW40V-201A SW/ UNIT 2 RECIRC SPRAY HX 150L ll715-FM-078A4/43/E7 QSPN 256' Q5PN SR - CLOSED GPEN YES N/A 2-EP-IC-19 I I v
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Gl %d { Page No.13 NORTH Apatii UNIT 1 Report Date/ Time: 05-19-97 / 15:31:15 SAFE SHUT 00WN EQUIPMENT LIST (SSEL) CapFOSITE $$fL * (Sorted by Equipment Class and Mark 06mber) l LINE EQUIP SYSTEM / EQUIPMENT e EQUIPMENT LOCATION ----> <- OP. ST. -> POWER StPPORTIE SYS. REQ *D INTERCOMECTION5 REG. W. TRAIN CLASS MARK W. DESCRIPfl0N Dwg. No./Rev./ Zone Building Fir.E lv. Rs. or Row / Col. SORT poTES Normal Desired REQD? DE. NO./REV. & STPORTIE C0pFONENTS ISSUE ' (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) . (14) (15) (16) (17) , p 5212 2 08A 2-SW M-2018 SW/ UNIT 2 RECIRC SPRAY HX ISOL ll715-FM478A4/4347 QSPH ' 256' QSPH SR -- CLOSED OPEN YES N/A 2-EP-MC-21. 5213 1 08A 2-SW MOV-201C SW' UNIT 2 RECIRC SPRAY NX 150L ll715-FM-078A4/43/E7 QSPM 256' QSPH 'S R -- CLOSED GPEN VES N/A 2-EP-8C-19 f 5214 2 08A 2-SW 50V-2010 SWMIT 2 RECIRC SPRAY HI ISOL 11715-FM478A4/43A7 QSPN 256' QSPN SR - CLOSED OPEN YES N/A 2-EP-MC-21 5214A 2 08A 2-SWM-203A SW/RECIRC SPRAY COOLER A IEET ll715-FM-07883/21A7 QSPN 265' - 4 -- OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A ISOL 52148 2 08A 2-SW50V-2038 SW/RECIRC SPRAY COOLER 8 INLET ll715-FM-07883/2]A6 QSPN 265' -- E - OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A ISOL j 5214C 2 GBA 2-SWM-203C SW/RECIRC $ PRAY COOLER C INLET ll715-FM-07883/21/E5 QSPH 265' - II - OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A
- ISOL j 52140 2 08A 2-SW MOV-203D SW/RECIRC SPRAY COOLER D IEET 11715-FM-07883/21A3 QSPH 265' - II --
OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A ISOL ! 5215 1 C8A 2-SW40V-205A SW/LkIT 2 RECIRC SNAY HX ISOL ll715-FM-07844/4157 QSPN 256' -- I? A CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 5216 2 OBA 2-SW-MOV-2058 SW/ UNIT 2 REClic SPRAY HX ISOL ll715-FM-078A4/43A7 QSPN 25s' - 1 A CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 5217 1 08A 2-SW40V-205C SW/tMIT 2 RECIRC $ PRAY HX ISOL ll715-FM-078A4/43/E7 QSPfl 255' - R A CLOSED CLOSED 10 N/A N/A 5218 2 DBA 2-SW40V-20SD SW/lNIT 2 RECIRE SPRAY HX ISOL ll715-FM-078A4/434/ QSPN 256' - R A CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 5365 1 GBA 2-SW-EV-208A SW/CC RX INLET ISOL II715-Fit-078C1/32/A4 AUX 244' 9.3/F R - OPEN OPEN 10 N/A WA 5366 1 08A 2-SW-MOV-2088 SW/CC HX INLET ISOL ll715-FM-078C1/32/A4 SWVH - - R - OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A 5219 1 08A 2-SWM-210A SW/ UNIT 2 RECIRC Alt C00 Lim Coll Il715-FM-078A4/43/F8 QSPH - - R - CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A ISOL 5220 1 08A 2-SW40V-2108 SW/tmIT 2 RECIRC Alt COOLIE Colt Il715-FM-c78A4/43/F8 QSPN -' - R - CLOSED CLOSED 10 N/A N/A ISOL 5233 1 08A 2-SW40V-2134 SW/tCW FUEL PIT COOLERS ISOL ll715-FM-078A4/43/87 AUX - -- R - CLOSED CLOSED 10 N/A N/A 5235 1 08A 2-SW-MOV-2138 SW/CCW FUEL PIT COOLERS ISOL ll715-FM-078A4/43/85 AUX 244' 9.5/F R - CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 5221 1 08A 2-SUM-214A SW/ UNIT 2 RECIRC AIR COOLIE COIL ll715-FM-078A4/43/F8 QSPN .- - R - CLOSED CLOSED NO II/A N/A ISOL 5222 1 OBA 2-$W40V-2148 SW/ UNIT 2 RECl%C AIR COOLING Coll Il715-FM478A4/43/F8 QSPN - - R - CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A ISOL 5172 1 08A 2-SW MOV-215A SW/ AUX SW Pt99 ISOL 11715-FM-078Al/3647 SWPN 254' 8.5/C R 11 CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 5230 1 08A 2-SW-MOV-220A SW/ RADIATION MONITORIE Ptp@ ll715-FM-078A4/43/F3 TS 254' - R - CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A OUTLET ISOL 5231 1 OBA 2-SW-MOV-2208 SW/ RADIATION MONITORINC Pl#F 11715-FM-078A4/43/F3 T8 254' - R - CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A I OUTLET ISCL
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Page No.14 NORTH AMA LMIT I Report Date/ Time: 05-19-97 / 15:31:15 SAFE $ NUT 00WN EQUIPMENT LIST JCi CopFOSITE SSEL (Sorted by Equipment Class and Mark tember) LIM EQUIP SYSTEM / EQUIPMENT < EQUIPMENT LOCATION ----> <- CP. ST. --> POWER SLPPORTING SY5. REQ'D INTERComECTIONS REG. ND TRAIN CLASS MARK NO. DESCRIPTION Img. NodRev./20ne Building F tr.E lv, Re. or RouKol. SORT NOTES Normal Desired RE007 DWG. NO./REV. & StPPORTING CGPOENTS ISSUE (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) 5353 1 08A 2-SWM-221A SW/SW 10 ARRAYS ll715-FM-078H/04/08 SM 326' -- R - OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A 5360 1 GBA 2-SW-MOV-2218 5W/SW TO ARRAYS 11715 FM-078H/04/04 SM 326' -- R -- OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A 5354 1 08A 2-SW-MDV-222A SW/SW TO ARRAYS ll115-FM-078H/04/C7 SWVH 326' -- R - OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A 5361 1 08A 2-SW-MOV-2228 SW/SW TO ARRAYS ll115-FM-078H/04/04 SM 326' - R -- 0 FEN OPEN NO N/A N/A 5351 1 08A 2-SW-MOV-223A SW/SW RESERV0lt ISOL 11715-FM-078H/04/D8 SM 326' -- R - OPEN OPEN NO N/A N/A 5349 1 08A 2-SW-MOV-2238 SW/SW RESERVOIR ISOL ll715-FM-078H/04/D4 SWVH 326' - R - OPEN OPEN W N/A N/A 5093 1 088 1-CC-50V-103A CC/RHR HX OUTLET CONTMT ISOL PILOT ll715-FM-07981/21/87 AUX - 252' 7/L R A,27 AIR AIR YES Il715-CC-0Bl/4 N/A 5101 1 088 1-CC-50V-1038 CC/RHR XX OUTLET CONTMT ISOL PILOT 11715-FM-07981/21/07 AUX 252' 7/L R A,27 AIR Alt YES 11715-CC-082/4 N/A 1171 2 088 1-CH-50V-Ill3Al CH/8AST TO VCT CONTROL PILOT ll715-CH-017/11 AUX 278' 8.5/J R A AIR AIR YES 11715-CH-017/Il 1-EP-C8-26A 1172 2 088 1-CH-50V-Ill3A2 CH/ BAST TO VCT CONTROL PILOT 11715-0H-017/11 AUX 278' 8.5/J R A AIR AIR YES ll715-CH-017/ll 1-EP-C8-26A 1198 2 088 1-CH-50V-1201 CH/ EXCESS LETDOWN HX ISOL PILOT ll715-CH-079/3 CONTMT 236' 6 R - WNT VENT N0 ll715-FK-001D N/A 1108 1, 2 088 1-CH-50V-1303A CH/ SEAL WATER LEAKOFF PILOT ll715-CH-065/3 CONTMT 218' 18.5 R 21.36 VENT WNT ND ll715-FK-001E l-CH-NEV-1303A 1109 1, 2 088 1-CH-50V-13038 CH/ SEAL WATER LEAK 0FF PILDT ll715-CH-066/3 CONTMT 219' 11.5 R 21,36 WNT VENT N0 ll715-FK-0010 1-CH-HCV-13038 1110 1, 2 088 1-CH-50V-1303C CH/ SEAL WATER LEAKOFF PILOT ll715-CH-067/3 CONTMT 219' 7 R 21,36 VENT VENT ND ll715-FK-0010 1-CH-HCV-1303C 1118 2 088 1-CH-50V-1307 CH/ SEAL BVPASS OUTLET ISOL PILDT ll715-CH-074/4 CONTMT 255' A 8.5 R 36 VENT VENT N3 Il715-FK-001D l-CH-NCV-1307 1085 1 088 1-CH-50V-1310 CH/ CHARGING ISOL PILOT ll715-CH-069/3 CONTMT 222' 11.5 R - VENT VENT m 11715-FK-001D N/A 2007 1, 2 088 1-CH-50V-1311 CH/ AUX SFRAY ISOL PILOT 117154H-003/4 . CONTMT 220' 11 R 28 VENT VENT NO 11715-FK-001D N/A . 1207 2 088 1-CH-50V-1389 CH4XCESS LETDOWN FLOW DIRECTING 11715-CH-075/3 CONTMT 234' 6 R - VENT VENT ND ll715-FK-01D/11 N/A PILOT 5543 1 088 1-EG-50V-600HA . EG/ AIR START SOLENDID VALVE Il715-FM-107Al/09/I6 58 270' DG SR 36 0FF ON YES N/A EOG-lH 5544 2 088 1-EG-SOV-600H8 EG/ AIR START S0LENDID VALVE 11715-FM-107A2/09/E6 SB 270' DG $R 36 0FF ON YES N/A EDG-lit $545 1 088 14-$0V-600JA EG/ AIR START SOLENDID VALVE 11715-FM-107A3/10/E6 58 270' DG SR 36 0FF ON YES N/A EDG-lJ 5546 2 088 1-EG-50V-600J8 EG/ AIR START SOLEEID VALVE 11715-FM-107A4/10/E6 58 270' DG SR 36 0FF ON YES N/A EOG-1J j 4210Al 0R8 1-FV-50V-1478-1 50LENDID OPERATED VALVE 58 294* . 4/D, MERIl 5R , 4210A2 088 1-FW-50V-1478-2 SOLEWID OPERATED VALVE $8 294' 4/D, MRi! 5R 4211A1 088 1-FV-50V-1479-1 SOLENDID OPERATED VALVE 58 294' 3/D, MElli SR 4211A2 088 1-FW-50V-1479-2 SOLENDID OPERATED VALVE $8 294' 3/D ERi1 SR I
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l 4 N )) & Q) Page h- 15 ERTH AMIA LMIT I Report DateTTime: 05-19-97 / 15:31:15 SAFE SHUTLON EQUIPMENT LIST (SSEL) COMPOSITE SSEL (Sorted by Equipment Class and Mark Number) Lim EQUIP SYSTEMAQUIPMENT < -- EQUIPMENT LOCATION ---> <-- OP. ST. -> POWER SWPORilE SYS. REQ'O INTERComiECT10N5 REG. W. TRAlld CLASS MAM NO. DESCRIPTION [bg. No./Rev./ Zone Building F ir.E lv. Rs. or Row / Col. SORT NOTES Normal Desired REQD? DdG. NO /REV. & SFFORTIE CO@0NEN15 ISSUE (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) 421081 088 1-FW-50V-1488-1 SOLENDID OPERATED VALVE 58 294' 4/D 5R 421082 088 1-FW-50V-1488-2 50LEN010 OPERATED VALVE 58 294' 4/D 5R 421181 088 1-FW-50V-1489-1 50LENDID WERATED VALVE 58 294* 3/D SR 421182 088 1-FW-50V-1489-2 50 LEE 10 OPERATED VALVE $8 294' 3/D 5R 421001 088 1-FW-SOV-1498-1 SOLEN 0ID OPERATED VALVE 58 294' 4/D, MERil 5R 421002 088 1-FW-50V-1498-2 SOLENDID OPERATED VALVE 58 294' 4/D, HERil 5R 4211C1 088 1-FW-50V-1499-1 SOLENDID OPERATED VALVE $8 294' 3,1 5R 421102 088 1-FW-50V-1499-2 SOLENDID OPERATED VALVE 58 294' 3/D 5R 1241 1, 2 088 1-HRS-50V-1623 HRS /RC C0li IEG 5AWLE COOLER ISOL ll715-FM-089Dl/16/D5 AUX 259' 7.6/K $R 24 VENT AIR YE5 Il715-HRS-014/3 INST AIR PILDT 1227 1, 2 088 141RS-50V-1625 HRS / HOT LEG SATLE COOLEk INLET 11715-FM-08901/16/E6 AUX 259' 7.6/K $R 24 VENT AIR YES Il715-HRS-016/3 INST AIR 150L PILOT 4269 1, 2 088 1-HRS-50V-1627 HRS /SAWLIE SYSTEM ISOL PILOT ll715-FM-08901/16/F4 AUX 259' 7.6/K 5R 24 VENT AIR YES N/A INST AIR 4267 1, 2 088 1-HRS-50V-1628 $$/5AMPLING SYSTEM ISOL 11715-FM-108Al/03A5 AUX 259' - R -- VENT VENT NO N/A N/A 5425R I 088 1-HV-50V-1200A HV/CND WTR PtN SEAL FLOW CONTROL 11715-FB-04(X)l/15 SB 256' CHILLER RM 5R - P9/ CL OPEN YES N/A N/A 54255 1 088 1-HV-50V-12008 HV/CE WTA Ptw SEAL FLOW CONTROL ll715-FB-04001/15 58 256' CHILLER RM SR -- OP/CL OPEN YES N/A N/A 5425T 2 088 1-HV-50V-12000 HV/CE WTR PlNP SEAL FLOW CONTROL 11715-FB-040Dl/15 58 256' CHILLER RM 5R -- OP/CL OPEN YE5 N/A N/A 4018 1, 2 088 IM-50V-101A1 MS/5G A MSIV PILOT VALVE Il715-FM-07081/19A4 QSPH 272' 4.5/C8 SR - AIR VENT YES N/A N/A 4019 1, 2 088 IE-50V-101A2 MS/5G A M51V PILOT VALVE Il715-FM-07081/19/E4 QSPN 272* 4.5/G8 5R -- AIR YENT YES N/A N/A 4020 1, 2 088 1-MS-50V-101A6 MS/5G A MSIV PILDT VALVE Il715-FM-070Bl/19/F4 CSPH 272' 4.5/G8 $R - AIR VENT YES N/A N/A C321 1, 2 088 IM-50V-101A7 MS/5G A MSIV PILOT VALVE Il715-FM-07081/19/D3 QSPM 272' 4.5/GB $R - AIR YENT YES N/A N/A 4044 1, 2 088 1-MS-50V-10181 MS/5G B M51V PILOT VALVE 11715-FM-07082/19A4 QSPH 272* 4.5/G8 5R -- AIR VENT YES 11715M-111/9 N/A 4045 1, 2 088 IM-50V-10182 MS/SG B MSIV PILOT VALVE Il715-FM-07082/19A4 QSPH 272' 4.5/GB 5R - AIR VENT YES 11715M-111/9 N/A 4046 1, 2 088 1-MS-50V-10186 MS/5G B M51V PILOT VALVE IIT15-FM-07082/19/E4 QSPH 272' 4.5/G8 SR - AIR VENT YES ll715M-111/9 N/A C047 1, 2 08B 1-MS-50V-10187 M5/5C 8 MSIV PILOT VALVE Il715-FM-07082/19/F4 QSPH 272' 4.5/G8 5R - AIR VENT YES Il715-MS-111/9 N/A 4070 1, 2 088 1-MS-50V-10101 MS/SG C M51V PILOT VALVE Il715-FM-07083/23/D4 QsPM 272' 4.5/G8 $R - AIR VENT YES 11715~ D/9 N/A 4071 1, 2 085 14-50V-101C2 MS/5G C MSIV PIL0T VALVE Il715-fM-07083/23/04 QSPN 272' 4.5/G8 $R - AIR YENT YES 11715- ; '1 N/A 4072 1, 2 088 1-MS-50V-101C4 MS/5G C M51V PILOT VALVE Il715-FM 07083/23/D4 QSPN 272' 4.5/G8 5R - AIR VENT YES Il715-M5 ' , N/A
4 O J % . . Page Ib.16 . NORTH AlelA LMIT 1 Raort Date/ Time: 05-19-97 / 15:31:15 SAFE SHUTOOWN EQUIPM[NT LIST (55EL) COPPOSITE 55EL (Sorted by Equipnent Class and Mark Number) LINE EQUIP SYSTEM / EQUIPMENT < EQUIPMENT LOCATION --- <- OP ST. --> POWER SlFPORTIIR; SYS. REQ'D INTERC010ECTIG15 REG. NO. TRAIN CLASS MAPK m. DESCRIPil0N Dwg. No./Rev./ Zone Building F ir.Elv. Re. or Row / Col. SORT ETES Normal Desired REQ 07 OWG. W./ REY. & SLPPORTING CapFONENTS ISSUE (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) 4073 1, 2 088 1-MS-50V-101C5 MS/5G C M51V PILOT VALVE Il715-FM-07083/23/D4 05PM 272' 4.5/GB 5E -- AIR YENT YES Il715-MS-Il2/9 N/A e C74 1, 2 088 1-MS-50V-101C6 MS/5G C MSIV PIL0T VALVE Il715-FM-07083/23/D4 Q5PN 272' 4.5/G8 5R -- AIR VENT YES 11715M-112/9 N/A C75 1, 2 088 IM-50V-101C7 MS/5G C M51V PILOT VALVE Il715-FM-07083/23/D4 05PH 272' 4.5/GB ' 5R - AIR VENT YE5 11715-M5-112/9 N/A C4 1 088 1-MS-50V-Illa MS/TDAFW STEAM ADMISSION PILOT ll715-FM-07043/26A5 MSVH 252' 5.5 5R - AIR VENT YES 11715-MS-Il5/8 N/A 4086 2 088 MS-50V-Ill8 MS/TDAFW STEAM AINISSION PIL0T llT15-FM-070A3/26/E4 M5VH 252' 5.5 5R - AIR VENT YES 11715-MS-Il6/10 N/A , 51198 1 088 1-NS-50V-101 NS/ NEUTRON SHIELD SURGE Tale: 11715-FM-07985/21/D3 CONTMT 262' 14 R 34 VENT VENT NO 11715-NS-001 N/A OUTLET 150L PlLOT 3001 1 088 1-RC-50V-101A-1 RC/RV VENT VALVE 11715-FM-093A3/22/A5 CONTMT 262' TOP 0F RV HEAD R -- CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 3002 2 088 1-RC-50V-101A-2 RC/RV VENT VALVE 11715-FM-09343/22/A5 CONTMT 262' TOP OF RV HEAD R - CLOSED CLOSED W N/A N/A 3003 1 088 1-RC-50V-1018-1 RC/RV VENT VALVE 11715-%093A3/22/A5 CONTMT 262' TOP OF RV HEAD R - CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A + 3004 2 088 1-RC-SCV-1018-2 RC/RY VENT VALVE ll715-FM-093A3/22/A5 CONTMT 262* TOP OF RV HEAD R -- CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 3013 1 088 1-RC-50V-102Al RC/PZR VENT VALVE 11715-FM-09381/22/03 CONTMT 291' PC 9 R -- CLOSED CLOSED 2 N/A N/A 4 3014 2 088 1-RC-50V-102A2 RC/PZR VENT VALVE 11715-FM 05381/22/03 CONTMT 2918 PC 9 R - CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 3015 1 088 1-RC-50V-10281 RC/PZR VENT VALVE 11715-FM-0931/22/03 CONTMT 291' PC 9 R -- CLOSED CLOSED m N/A N/A 3016 2 088 1-RC-50V-10282 RC/PZR VENT VALVE 11715- % 09381/22/03 CONiMT 291' PC 9 R - CLOSED CLOSED NO N/A N/A 2021 2 088 1-RC-50V-14550-1 GN'PZR PORY PILOT 11715-%105Al/20/F5 CONTMT 308' 9.5 5R 33 VENT AIR YE5 11715-RC-111/12 N/A
;11715-FK-0010 2022 2 088 1-RC-50V-1455C-2 GN/PZR PORY PILOT 11715-%105Al/20/F5 CONTMT 308' 9.5 5R 33 VENT AIR YES 11715-RC-Ill/12 N/A sil715-FK-001D 2023 2 088 1-RC-50V-1455C-3 GN/PZR PORV PILCT ll715-%105Al/20/F5 CONTNT 308' 9.5 5R 33 AIR VENT YES Il715-RC-Ill/12 N/A 2026 2 088 1-RC-50V-1456-1 CN/PZR PORY PILOT ll715-%105A1/20/F6 CONTMT 308' 9.5 5R 33 VENT AIR YES Il715-RC-109/II N/A sll715-FK-001D ,
2027 2 088 1-RC-50V-1456-2 GN/PZR PORY Pitol 11715-FM-105A1/20/F6 CONTNT 308' 9.5 5R 33 VENT AIR YES Il715-RC-109/II N/A , illT15-FK-001D 2028 2 088 1-RC-50V-1456 3 GN/PZR PORY PILOT 11715-%105Al/20/I6 CONTNT 308' 9.5 5R 33 AIR VENT YE5 11715-RC-109/11 N/A 1192 2 088 1-RC-50V-1557A RC/RC 15 LETDOWN !$0L PILOT ll715-RC-051/4 CONTNT 245' 11 A R -- VENT VENT ND VIMS 27749-27750 N/A Il715-FK-001E 1194 2 088 1-RC-50V-15578 RC/RC 15 LETDOWN 150L PILOT ll715-RC-052/4 CONTMT 243' 13 $ R - VENT VENT E VIMS 28208-28211 N/A Il715-FK-0010 11 % 2 088 1-RC-50V-1557C RC/RC 15 LETDOWN 150L PILOT ll715-RC-053/4 CONTMT 243' 7.5 C R - VENT VENT W VIM 528616-28218 N/A 11715-FK-001D i
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4274- 1, 2 088 1-51-50V-18500 SI/ACCtM TEST ISOL PILOT 11715-51-024/2 CONTMT 221' 13 R 22,36 (ENT YENT W ll715-FK-0CID l-51-HCV-1850D 4277 1, 2 088 1-51-50V-1850F - SI/ACCtM TEST 150L Plt 01 11715-51-026/3 CONTNT 221' 7.5 R 22 VENT VENT NO ll715-FK-001D;I N/A 1715-FK-001D 1236 , 1, 2 088 1-55-TV-102A 55/ COLD LEG SNLE NEADER 150L 117154 089D1/16/D6 CONiMT 241' 8.5 5R A,40 CLO5ED GP/CL YES 11715-15-005/5; N/A 11715-FK-001D 1237 1, 2 088 1-55-TV-1028 55/RC COLD LEG SWLE 150L 11715-FM4901/16/06 AUX 245' 7/K $R A,40 CLOSED CP/C1 YES 11715-55-036/3 N/A 4264 1, 2 088 1-55-TV-103A 55/5MLING SYSTEM ISOL ll715-FM 08901/16/F7 CONTMT 241' 7.5 5R A,40 CLO5ED C#/CL YES 11715-55-013/3; R/A 11715-55-008 4265 1, 2 088 1-55-TV-1038 55/5WilNG SYSTEM 150L 11715-408901/16/F5 AUX 245' 5R A,40 Closed OP/CL YES N/A N/A 1224 1, 2 088 1-55-TV-106A SS/HDT LEG SWLE HEADER 150L ll715-F108901/16/E6 CONTMT 241' 8.5 5R A,40 CLOSED OP/CL YES 11715-55-C11/6; N/A Il715-FK-[01D 1225 1, 2 088 1-55-TV-1068 55/ HOT LEG SAMPLE 150L 11715-FM-08901/16/E6 AUX 245* 7/K 5R A,40 CLOSED OP/CL YES 11715-55-012/3 N/A 4262 1, 2 'A8 1-55-TV-107A 55/RHR HX OUTLET TO SAPPLIE 11715-%08901/16/F8 CONTMT 216' 7 5R -- CLO5ED OPEN YES 11715-55-013/3 N/A SYSTEM . Il715-FK-0010 VIM 530448-30450 [ 4263 1, 2 088 1-55-TV-1078 55/RHR HX OUTLET 10 SNLING 11715-%08901/16/F8 CONTMi 241' 4 5R - CLOSED OPEN YES 11715-55-014/3 N/A SYSTEM VIM 527348,27370 1223 1, 2 088 I-55-TV-108D SS/ HOT LEG SWLE ISOL 11715-FM-08901/16/D8 CONTMT 241' 13 8 5R - CLO5ED GPEN YE5 11715-55-018/4 N/A VIMS 28479, 28416, 28436 1231 1, 2 088 1-55-TV-109A SS/ COLD LEG SWLE ISOL 11715-%08901/16/D8 CONTMT 243' CA 1.5 A 5R - CLOSED GPEN NO 11715-55-019/3 N/A VIMS 27864 i 11715-FK-001E 5206 2 088 1-5W-50V-101A-1 SW/ UNIT I RECIRC AIR COOLING COIL ll715-FM-078A4/43/D4 58 265' - 5.5/GA R - WNT WNT N0 ll715-5W-037R N/A 150L PILDT 5207 2 0F* 1-5W-50V-101A-2 SW/tMIT 1 RECIRC P' COOLIE COIL 11715-%C78A4/43/D4 58 265' 5.5/GA R - VENT VENT W ll715-5W-037/7 N/A 150L PILOT 5209 2 088 1-5W-50V-1018-1 SW/ UNIT 1 RECIRC AIR COOLING COIL ll715-FM-078A4/43/D4 58 255' 5.5/GA R - VENT VENT W 11715-5W-038/7 N/A 150L PILOT 5210 2 088 1-5W-50V-1018-2 SW/lMIT 1 RECIRC AIR COOLIE Colt 11715-FM-078A4/43/D4 58 265* ii.5/GA R - VENT VENT W 11715-5W-03Bn M/A 150L PILOT 5547 1 088 2-EG-50V-700HA EG/ AIR START SOLENDID VALVE 12050-FM-107Al 58 270' OG $R 36 0FF ON YE5 N/A EDG-2N 5548 2 088 2-EG-50V-700H8 EG/ AIR START SOLENDID VALVE 12050-FM-107A2 58 270' DG 5R 36 0FF ON YE5 N/A EDG-2H j i i _.._____m_ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .-v_ __ ~__._.,m_ -_o w
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Page No.18 10RTH AWA tali i Report Date/ Time: 05-19-97 / 15:31:15 5AFE il41TDOWN EQUIPMENT LIST (55EL) COWOSITE SSEL (Sorted by Equipment Class and Mark Number) , LIG EQUIP SYSTEM / EQUIPMENT < EQUIPMENT LOCAil0N ----> <-- OP. ST. -> POWER SlFPORTIE SYS. REQ'D INTERComECTIONS REG. 10 TRAIN CLASS MARK 00 DESCRIPTION Dwg. No /Rev./ Zone Building F tr.E lv. Ra or Row / Col. SORT fcTES Normal Desired REOD? OWG, NO./REV. & SLFPORTING COWONENTS ISSUE (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) 5549 1 088 2-EG-50V-700JA EG/ AIR START 50LEN0!D VALVE 15050-FM-107A3 58 270' DG 5R 36 0FF ON YES N/A EDG-2J 5550 2 0B8 2-EG-50Y-700J5 EG/ Alt START 50LEN010 VALVE 120504M-107A4 58 270' DG SR 36 0FF ON YES N/A EDG-2J 5432 1 11 1-HV-E-4A HV/ CHILLER UNIT 11715-FB-040Dl/15/E5 58 254' AC RM 4/C 5R - ON ON YES Il715-F8-040A1/ 14P-E-10 13 5433 1 11 1-HY4-48 HV/ CHILLER UNIT 11715 4 8-04001/15/85 58 254' AC RM 4/C 5R -- ON ON YES 11715-FB-040Al/ l-EP-MC-Il 13 5434 2 11 1-HV4-4C HV/ CHILLER UNIT ll715-F8-04001/15/05 58 254' AC RM 4/D 5R -- ON ON YES 1171548-040Al/ 14P-E-41 13 6057 1 14 1-8P-5W-1 BP/8Y-PA55 SWITCH I (MAttlAL) Il715-FE-00lVl/02/J2 58 277' 9/C 5 INVERT INVERT YES 117154E-IIE/051-V8-1-01 6058 1 14 1-8P-5W-2 BP/BY-Pass SWITCH 2 (MANLfAL) Il715-FE-00lVl/02/J4 58 277' 9/C 5 INVERT INVERT YES Il715-FE-11E/051-V8-1-02 6059 2 14 1-8P-5W-3 8P/8Y-PA55 5 WITCH 3 (MAMJAL) 11715-FE-00lVl/02/J5 58 277' 8/C $ INVERT INVEPT YES 117154E-IIE/051-VB-I-C3 6060 2 14 1-8P-5W-4 BP/BY-PASS SWITCH 4 (bNtRL) Il7154E-00lVl/02/J7 58 277' 8/D $ INVERT INVERT YES 11715-FE-11E/051-VB-I-04 6065 1 14 1-EP-CB-002 EP/120 AC UNIT 1 APP-R DIST. PNL ll7154E-001AEl/13/A $8 254' 10/C 5R -- N/A N/A YES N/A 1-VB-I-01 (RED) 7 6061 1 14 14P-C8-04A EP/120V VITAL AC 1-1 BUS (RED & 11715-FE-001Vl/02/0158 277' 9/C 5R - N/A N/A YE5 N/A 1-8P-5W-01 ORANGE) 6062 1 14 14P-08-048 EP/120V VITAL AC 1-11805 (WITE) ll7154E-00lVl/02/D2 58 277' 9/C $R - N/A N/A YES N/A 1-8P-5d-02 6063 2 14 14P-CB-04C EP/120V VITAL AC 1-111 BUS (BLUE & Il7154E-001Vl/02/D4 58 277' 9/C 5R -- N/A N/A YES N/A 1-8P-5W-03 PtRPLE) 6064 2 14 14P-CB-04D EP/120V VITAL AC 1-IV BUS (YELLOW) Il7154E-001Vl/02/05 58 277' 9/C 5R - N/A N/A YES N/A 1-BP-5W-04 6045 1 14 1-EP-CB-12A EP/125V VITAL DC BUS (1-l) Il7154E-001El/18/E7 58 254' 9/C 5R - N/A N/A YES N/A 1-BY-C-02,-03,-04;l-8Y-8-01 6046 1 14 1-EP-C8-128 EP/125V VITAL 0C BUS (1-11) Il715-FE-001El/18/D7 58 254' 9/C $R -- N/A WA YES N/A 1-8Y-C-02.-03,-04;l-8Y-B-02 6047 2 14 14P-C8-12C EP/125V VITAL DC BUS (1-III) Il7154E-001E2/17/E7 58 259' 8/C 5R - N/A N/A YES N/A 1-8Y-C-05,-06,-07;l-8Y-8 03 6048 2 14 1-EP-C8-120 EP/125V VITAL 00 805 (1-IV) ll715-FE-001E2/17/07 58 254' 8/C $R - N/A WA YES N/A 1-8Y-C-05,-06,-07;1-8Y-B-04 6035 1 14 1-EP-08-16A EP/120V SEMI-VITAL AC 1A BUS 117154E-00lW1/16/El 58 277' 8/D 5R - N/A N/A YES N/A TRANS-70 6037 2 14 14P-C8-168 EP/120V SEMI-VITAL AC 18 BUS 117154E-00lWl/16/E3 58 277' 8/D 5R -- N/A N/A YE5 WA TRANS-71 5571 1 14 14P-C8-41AN EPNEAT TRACE DISTRIBUTION CABINET ll715-FE-10/27 AFPH 271' l.1/LA 5R -- ON ON YES N/A N/A 5583 2 14 1-EP-CB-41AR EP/ HEAT TRACE DISTRIBUTION CABINET ll715-FE-63 SERIES AFPH 271' 1.1/LA 5R 30 ON ON YES N/A N/A
Page No,19 NORTH AfetA UNIT I Report Date/ Time: 05-19-97 / 15:31:15 - SAFE SHUTDOWN EQUIPENT LIST (SSEL) Cuff 05tTE SSEL (Sorted by Equipment Class and Mark Number) LIA EQUIP SYSTEN/EQUIPNENT < EQUIPENT LOCATION ----> < -- OP ST. -> POWER St.PPORIllC SYS. REQ'O INTERC018ECT10N5 REG. > C. TRAIN CLASS NARK E. DESCRIPTION Dug. No./Rev./ Zone Buildin9 F tr.Elv. Re. or Row / Col. SORT ETES Normal Desired REQC? DWG. ND / REY. 8 StPPORTING CG90NENTS !$5UE (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) 5572 1 14 1-EP-08-418N EP/ HEAT TRACE DISTRIBUTION CABINET ll715-FE-10/27 AFPH 271' l.1/LA 5R -- ON ON YES N/A N/A 5584 2 14 1-EP-C8-4182 EP/ HEAT TRACE 0157RIBUTION CA8INET ll715-FI-63 SERIES AFPH 271' l.1/LA 5R 30 ON ON YES N/A N/A 6049 1 15 1-BY-8-01 8Y/125V 8ATTERY l-1 Il7154E-001E1/18/D7 58 294' 9/C 5 - N/A N/A YES N/A N/A 6050 1 15 1-8Y-8-02 BY/125V BATTERY l-11 11715-FE-001El/18/87 58 252' 9/C 5 -- N/A N/A YES N/A N/A 6051 2 15 1-8Y-8-03 BY/125V 8ATTERY l-111 11715-FE-001E2/17/E7 58 294' 8/DB 5 - N 'A N/A YES N/A N/A 6052 2 15 1-8Y-8-04 BY/125V BATTERY l-IV ll715-FE-001E2/17/07 58 252' 8/D 5 - N/A N/A YES N/A N/A 6066 1 15 14G-8-01A AP/EDG 8ATTERIES A9 RACKS 11715-1.30-212C 58 272' EDGIN 5 -- N/A N/A NO N/A N/A f 6067 2 15 1-EG-8-03C AP/EDG 8ATTERIES AS RACKS 11715-1.30-712C 58 272' CiX;1J $ -- N/A N/A ft) N/A N/A , 6040 1 16 1-8Y-C-02 8Y/ BATTERY CHARGER 1-1 117154E-001El/18/07 58 254' EER $WGR 5R -- WA N/A YES N/A 1-EPM-10
- 6039 1 16 1-8Y-C-03 BV/ BATTERY CHARGER IC-1 Il715-FE-001El/18/08 $8 254' EER SWGR 5R -- N/A N/A YE5 N/A 14P-NC-10
- 6041 1 16 1-BY-C-04 BY/8ATTERY CHARGER l-11 Il7154E-001El/18/C7 58 254' EER $WGR 5R -- N/A N/A YE5 N/A 14P-NC-10 6043 2 16 1-8Y-C-05 8Y/ BATTERY CHARGER l-III Il7154E-01081/19/A9 58 254' ENER SWGR 5R - N/A N/A YES N/A 1-EP-pC-11 6042 2 16 1-BY-C-06 8Y/8ATTERY CHARGER 1C-11 Il715-FE-010Bl/19/09 58 254' EER SWGR 5R - N/A N/A YES N/A 1-EP-NC-Il 6044 2 16 1-8Y-C-07 BY/8ATTERY CHARGER 1-IV ll715-FE-01081/19/F6 58 254' EER SWGR 5R -- N/A N/A YES N/A 1-EP-NC-11 !
6053 1 16 1-V8-1-01 V8/ INVERTER TO VITAL I-I BUS 117154E-011E/05/88 58 252' 9/C 5R - N/A N/A YES N/A 1-EP-08-12A
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6054 1 16 1-V8-I-02 V8/ INVERTER TO VITAL I-11 BUS 11715-FE-OllE/05/E8 58 252' 9/C 5R - N/A N/A YES N/A 1-EP-CS-128 6055 2 16 1-V8-1-03 VB/ INVERTER TO VITAL I-Ill 8U5 Il715-FE-OllE/05/HB 58 252' 8/C 5R - N/A N/A YE5 N/A 14P-C8-12C 6056 2 16 1-V8-1-04 V8/ INVERTER TO VITAL I-IV BUS Il715-FE-OllE/05/L8 58 252' 8/C 5R - N/A N/A YE5 N/A 1-EP-C8-120 , 6001 1 17 EDG-lH* AP/EERGDEY DIESEL GEERATOR IX ll7154E-001A1/21/83 58 272' 14/D 5R - 0FF ON YES N/A 1-BY-8-01 -02 6002 2 17 EDG-lJ* AP/EERGENCY DIESEL GEERATER IJ ll715-FE-001A1/21/8158 272' 16/D 5R -- 0FF ON YES N/A 1-8Y-8-03,-04 5003 1 18 1-CC-FT-1004 CC/CCW HX OUTLET FLOW ll7154N-07941/17/E4 AUX 259' 8.5/F 5R - ON ON YES 11715-CC-063/3 M/A 5007 1 18 1-CC-FT-1008 CC/CCW HX OI,TLET FLOW ll715-FWO7M1/17/D4 AUX 259' 8.5/F 5R - ON ON YES 11715-CC-063/3 N/A 5088 1 18 1-CC-FT-132A CC/CC XX FLOW TO RHR HX II7154M-07981/21/F6 CONTNT 216' 7 5R - DN . CN YES Il715-CC-110/5 M/A 5096 1 18 1-CC4T-1328 CC/CC HX FLOW TO RHR HX ll715-FWO7981/21/F5 CONTNT 216' 4.5 5R - ON ON YES 11715-CC-111/6; (/A i Il7154K-18 5049 1, 2 18 1-CC-LT-101 CC/CC $ URGE TA8K LEVEL 11715-FN-07941/17/07 AUX 298' 9/F 5R - ON ON YES ll715-CC-057/8 1/A 5311 1 18 1-CC4T-100 CC/CCW HX OUTLET PRESSURE 117154N-07%1/17/D3 AUX 245' 8.5/G $R - ON ON YES Il715-CC-059/6 N/A .____ --__-_____-______ - ____- _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ ~_. . - -~ ..- .__-_ . _ . _ _ _ - _ _ _ - - _ _ . _ _- . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
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O O O Page No. 20 . NORTH AfstA tmli 1 Roert Date/ Time: 05-19-97 / 15:31:15 5AFE SHUTDOWN EQUIPMENT LIST (55EL) CGF051TE SSEL (Sorted by Equipment Class and Mark thmber) 11 3 EQUIP SY5 TEM /EQUIPMGT < EQUIP!(NT LOCATION ---> <-- (F. ST. -> POWER SLPPORTilt; SYS. REQ'O INTERCOISECTIONS REG. NO. TRAIN CLASS MARK mi CESCRIPTION Dwg. NedRev./ Zone Building F ir_ Elv. Rs. or Row / Col, SORT ETES Normal Desired REQ 07 DE. E./ REY. & SUPPORTING CMNTS ISSUE
. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)- (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) i 1076 1 18 1-CH-E/P-II22 CH/ CHARGING FLOW TO REGrN HI Il7154H-001/7 AUX 245' 12/H R -
ON ON YES N/A WA 1092 1 18 1-CH-E/P-ll86 CH/CCP TO RCP SEAL INE. St !!715-CH-068/1 AUX 245' 8.5/L R -- ON ON YES N/A N/A 1201 2 18 1-CH-E/P-NCV-1137 CH/EXCES5 LET00WN HX 150L E/P 11715-CH-077/3 CONTMT 217' 5.5 R - ON ON YES 11715-FK-01A/14 RACK 1-100}}