ML20198H369
| ML20198H369 | |
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| Site: | Palisades, 05000000 |
| Issue date: | 11/14/1983 |
| From: | CONSUMERS ENERGY CO. (FORMERLY CONSUMERS POWER CO.) |
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| FOIA-86-266 NUDOCS 8605300294 | |
| Download: ML20198H369 (11) | |
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. The main steam relier valves (RV-0]Ol thru RV-072h) are capable of performing their
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The result _s_.frpm 198T DJ!-29 testing indicated extrem_;1v lov' 'as found' set points. These valu_es vere obtained after the nozzle ring was adjusted from predescribed factory settings. The nozzle ring adjustment was necessary to de,
Jrgase blovdown due to test _JyAtgq JJmitations, ie the' test system did nok hqyg._the u
desired steam 6eneration capacity.. The valve manufacturer was consulted; they indi-
[ cated that set point was not affecEd by nozzle. ring adjustment. The valves were
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inspected, cleaned and retested. The spring tension was adjusted (increased) to ach_igye or_op_er_ lift.
Repetitiye lifts were nerformed to demonstrate _ reliability. -
Upon comoletion the nozzle ring was returned to the factory setting and lock vired.
~The 1989_RM-29 testine indicated _extremelv high 'as found' set noints. These values
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_improyed__bety_een 1981 and 1989. Therefore, the_nq2 Ale rinc adjustment was not nec-
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The valves were inspected. cleaned.- repaired and/or relapped under the direct
._._supervis_i_p_n_of the manufaqturer's fie_ld, service._ representative. The val _ves were re-l tested with the spring tension adjp_sted (decreasedl to achieve proper lift.
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_p.ipe v_a_g_ removed _and at 905_of_ Set P0 int._ pressure the valves were visually instsected for._1eah t.ightness.
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In recent_ telephone conversations yith D. A. Desnoyer (CPCo - Trail Street) and D.
Tuttle (Crosby Company - engineering) the Crosby oosition on the nozzle ring and set point relationshin was clarifieddrmally,_the nozzle ring is not adjusted.
If the nozzle ring is adjusted it _is usua_lly only one to three " notches." Crosby main-tains that norma _l._minpr_adju._sj;;;;ent_s_ vill _ngt affect set point. They added that a
lovering the nozzle ring of a safety valve could increase varn (leakage) and_ could q
cause a slight increase in popping _ pressure.
Conversely, if varn is present (as it was in 1981) raising the nozzle ring could,cause a slight decrease in popping pres-sure. During the 1981 testing the nozzle rings were adjusted as much as 12 " notches.'
In addition, the instructions bulletin for operation and maintenance of Crosby safety valve, Vendor _. File _MI-F.D_,_sta_t_e_s :
"If the valve nous too lov. the seats may have become damaged. Lov popping pr.esaure_ is seldom caused by_. spring set, although this is considered a egemon cause."
_.The_above information indicates that set points can be influenced by seat condition and nozzle ring adjustments althp
_S_uff. ice to state that the 1961 Rh-_ ugh the exact relationship can not be determined.
a 29 'as found' test results were in error, influ-enced by leaking valver and nozzle ring adjustments. The corrective action (spring tensioning) taken during the 1981 RM-29 test caused the deviations observed / recorded during the 1983 testing.
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As stated above. the main steam relief valves (RV-0701 thru RV-0724) are capable of Jetforr.ing their desian __ function.
Each_. relief valve. as installed unon completion 1
. of_ the_1989 RM-29 tesL_has_the_adjystment_bpit (c.Qntrols suring tension) returned
_39._vithin_1 25 fl.at_s of the_ '_as_Cound'. position of the 1981 RM-29_ tag 1, Iq_a_ddition.
..they_haye_indiyidually bmtinspected.for lea)t11gh.tne.ss.
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_ nun;_erical average of the observed ___'as found ' lift point during both the 1981 and
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All but one valve _. falls _yithin the recommended set Doint tolerance wa _
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As you noted on.the incoming draf t f rom NRR, this info notice sounds fine but begs the question of fixing the problem. We do not see a need for immediate requirements because the valves are sized conservatively,100%
steam flow.
Full capacity is needed only with very low probability events.
All steam flow (turbine, turbin ags and atmospheric dumps)is s topped e scram signals f ail so that the reactor ip is delayed,and feedwater flow is lost. However, it is apparent that other valves are likely to have less than design capacity and should be fixed.
We have discussed this with NRR.
RSB personnel are trying to sell a 10 CFR 50.54 letter.
In the meantime, we should send the info notice.
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ACTION ~ NUMBER:
85-219 DEPER 2.
DATE; 8/20/85 3.
SUBJECT:
TRANSMITTAL OF PROPOSED IE INFO NOTICE RE MAIN STEAM SAFETY VALVES 4.
REQUESTOR:
ELJordan (M Memo from RBosnak to DCrutchfield, dtd 8/9/85) 5.
ACTION REQUESTED:
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ASSIGNED TO:
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