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i STRUCTURAL CALCULATION FILE No: NSP-21Q-304 INTEGRITY Associates. Inc.
PACKAGE PROJECT No: NSP-21Q PRO.iECT NAME:
Monticello P-T Curve Evaluation and Development CLIENT: Northern States Power CALCULATION TITLE: - _.
Pressure Test, Non-Critical Core Operation, and Critical Core Operation P-T Curve Development
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The purpose of this calculation is to independently develop pressure-tem various regions of the Monticello RPV and verify the beltline materials receiving more irradiation in the operation.
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
The pugose of this calculation is to independently develop initial pressure-temperature (P-T) curves for the feedwater nozzle, beltline, and bottom head regions of the Monticello reactor pressure vessel (RPV) based on the calculations in Reference 1. This calculation will also review the non-beltline materials to vedfy that the beltline materials are limiting after a certain amount of irradiation.
Revision 1 incorporates an updated value of RT, for the beltline material, corrects the temperature drop between the fluid and crack tip for the bottom head, correctly used the crack tip temperature for computing Km, and incorporates a temperature drop between the fluid and crack tip for the nozzle location. Revisions are marked by " bars"in the right hand margin.
2.0 TECHNICAL APPF.OACII & METHODOLOGY P-T curves will be generated for each of the following three (3) regions:
Reeion Reason Feedwater Nozzle Potentially limiting due to high stresses.
Beltline Potentially limiting due to irradiation effects.
Bottom Head Potentially limiting because of discontinuity stresses.
The approach used is defined in [2 and 3]. This is summarized below:
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Assume a coolant temperature, T. Calculate metal temperature Ty., at 1/4 t.
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Calculate the critical stress intensity factor, Km, based on Tp.,, using the relationship from [2 and 3]:
Km = 1.223e "*^^"M + 26.78 l
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- c. Calculate the allowable pressure stress intensity factor. Kr. using the appropriate safety factor, n. i.e., K, = Km/y . y = 1.5 for the pressure test [2): y = 2.0 for normal heatup and cooldown process [2].
- d. Compute the allowable pressure stress intensity factor. for the heatup/cooldown transients, K,, using an appropriate releionship between K and P developed using the methods of[2 and 3].
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Krr = thermal stress intensity factor (ksiVinch) due to thermal stress.
The value ofKgforfeedwater no=le will be computed by Figure 4-5 ofReference 10, which is conservative. The Kgfor beltline and bottom head will be computed based on the " Pipe-TS2"[8] temperature solution and method ofReference 2. The detailed calculationsfor KliareProvidadin a later section ofthis calculation.
K, = allowable pressure stress intensity factor (ksiVinch)
- e. Compute the pressure, P. The relationship for the pressure, P, to the allowable pressure stress intensity factor, K,, is as follows:
K, - M. c. + M6 c6 LP : - where: M. ; -
membrane stress correction factor from Figure G-2214-1 of Reference 2. The upper hne for M. in Figure G-2214-1 (corresponding to o/cr. - 1.0)is consenadvely used.
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K x PR/(2t) for bonom head. Take K-3 for considering structural discontinuity, which is conservative. )
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Thus, P - K,t/(RM.) for behline.
P - 2Krt/(K RM.) for honom head.
where K, = 3.0 is the stress concentration factor for bottom head which is applied to account for geometric discontinuities.
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in Reference 12 as P = 21.53K, based upon 3D finite element analysis. Here, this equation is used for feedwater nozzle. This gives a conservative value at t = 1/4 ta for feedwater nozzle at Monticello.
- f. Repeat steps (a) through (e) for other temperatures to generate the P-T curve.
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- g. (Subtract any applicable instrument errors for temperature and temperature and P respectively. The resulting pressure and temperature series 5/nftg constitutes the P-T curve. Instrument errors were assumed to be zero for Monticello Plant. The P-T curve relates the minimum required reactor fluid temperature to the corresponding reactor pressure in the considered regions.
Per reference 2, the temperature limits for the core in critical operation are established by adding 40*F to the non-critical curve limits. It is also noted that all P-T curves have a stepped portion representing a 707 bolt-up temperature and 100 F (70T+307) heatup.
3.0 DESIGN INPUTS The following inputs were used to develop the P-T curves documented in this calculation:
Limiting Beltline Material = Plate 1-15 (Initial RT, = 277) [13, pg. 4]
Feedwater Nozzle Material = Forging N4A-N4D (Initial RT, = 40 F) l
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Bottom Head Material = Plate 1-26 (Initial RT, = 267) [1,*pg. 29]
Vessel Dimension:
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Base Metal Thickness = 5.0625" Inside Radius = 103.0" (to surface of cladding)
Cladding Thickness = 0.1875" Bottom Head Dimension:
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. i Inside Radius = 103.0" (to surface of cladding)
Cladding Thickness = 0.1875" Feedwater Nozzle Dimension:
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Outer Radius = 11.5"
. Inner Radius = 5.25" Heat Transfer Coefficient: [6, pg. I-T3-4]
h = 235(AT)" for a warm vessel wall exposed to cool fluid, where AT= T
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~ 4.0 THERMAL STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR ANALYSIS ligat transfer analvsis for beltline and bottom haad under heatun and cooldown oneration i A heat transfer analysis was conducted to establish the following two items: (1) the temperature drop between the reactor fluid and the crack tip (i.e., at the 1/4T location), and (2) the through-wall temperature drop for computing Ky. Both of these values were obtained using the " PIPE-TS2" computer program [8].
A 1007/hr cooldown transient [9] was run using PIPE-TS2. The input file and temperature i results'at t = 18,000 seconds (end of cooldown period, when steady state cooldown effects are
. present) are included in Appendix A. The input is based on the data in Section 3.0 of this calculation, and material properties were obtained from Reference [11] at an intennediate temperature 3507. The heat transfer coefficient used was established by trial-and-error, and its adequacy is demonstrated below.
From Appendix A, the following temperature results for beltline were obtained:
Fluid temperature at 18,000 seconds, Tu = 507 1Ts = 70.47 (@ R=104.4531")
,Inside surface temperature at 18,000 seconds, T,,,n = 56.27 Outside surface temperature at 18,000 seconds, T. = 83.37
, Fluid-to-1/4T temperature drop = Twr - Tu = 70.4 - 50 = 20.47 ,
Fluid-to-surface temperature drop = T,,.n - Tu = 56.2 6.27
- Throdgh-wall temperatum drop = T,- T, n = 83.3 - 56.2 = 27.17 h = 235 (AT)* = 235 (6.2)" = 431.7 Btu /hr-ft2 ,9 With respect to the thermal stress intensity factor, Kn, Figure G-2214-2 of Reference [2] is consulted. For a wall thickness of 5.0625", M, = 0.26. Accounting for differences in E and at, Revi
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the following is obtained:
Kn= M,At (Fam,y,,/E%) = 0.26x27.1 x (27.7x0.75)/(29.2x0.7) =7.162 ksiVin ,
From Appendix B, the following temperature results for bottom head were obtained:
Fluid temperature at 18,000 seconds, Teso = 507 Tmr = 74.12102'F (@ R=104.48438")
Inside surface temperature at 18,000 seconds, T = 56.97 l Outside surface temperature at 18,000 seconds, T,, = 93.4*F Fluid-to-1/4T temperature drop = Tmr - Tng, = 74.12102 - 50 = 24.121027 Fluid-to-surface temperature drop = T - Tns, = 56.9 - 50 = 6.9'F Through-wall temperature drop = T., - T = 93.4 - 56.9 a 36.57 2
h = 235 (AT)* = 235 (6.9)" = 447.3879 Bru/hr-ft *F j l
With respect to the thermal stress intensity factor, Kn, Figure G-2214-2 of Reference [2] is consulted. For a wall thickness of 5.9375", M, = 0.286. Accounting for differences in E and ot, the following is obtained:
Kn = M, At (Ect.,yg,/Ea_) = 0.286x36.5x (27.7x0.75)/(29.2x0.7) =10.61 ksiVin Thermal stress intensity factor for feedwater nozzle under heatun and cooldown operation For Kn fothe feedwater nozzle, Figure 4-5 of Reference 10 is used. Since there is no cooling rate for 100*F/hr, the Kn for 100*F/hr is obtained by:
Kn(@l00"F/hr) = 2 x Krr(@50*F/hr) = 2 x 3.2 = 6.4 ksiVin The temperature drop between the fluid and the crack tip for the feedwater nozzle is assumed to be the same as the beltline, or 20.4 F. This is reasonable based on past work performed by SI.
5.0 The Resulting P-T Cun'es The P-T curves (for no inadiation shift) for pressure test, non-critical core operation, and core critical operation are generated in Figure 1,2, and 3, respectively. They are also tabulated in Table 1,2, and 3 using the inputs previously described.
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27 = 123'F) was also run using the above-mentioned worksheet. This is tabulated in Table 4.
Figure 4 shows the beltline material tends to be more limiting than any other region in the RPV after receiving some irradiation.
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(*F) eksPinch") (ksFinch") (psi) (*F) (psi) 70 46.01 30.67 660 70 0 70 46.01 30.67 660 70 312.5 100 56.48 37.66 811 100 312.5 100 56.48 37.86 811 100 811 100 $6.48 37.66 811 100 811 105 58.72 39.15 843 105 843 110 61.12 40.75 877 110 877 115 63.70 42.47 914 115 914 120 66.48 44.32 954 120 954 125 69.46 46.31 997 125 997 130 72.67 48.45 1043 130 1043 135 76.12 50.75 1093 135 1093 ,
140 79.83 53.22 1146 140 1146 j 145 83.82 55.88 1203 145 1203 150 88.11 58.74 1265 150 1265 155 92.72 61.82 1331 155 1331 180 97.68 65.12 1402 160 1402 165 103.01 88.88 1479 165 1479 170 108.75 72.50 1561 170 1561 170.54 109.39 72.93 1570 170.54 1570.1 175 114.91 76.61 1649 175 1649 180 121.54 81.02 1744 180 1744 185 128.66 85.77 1847 185 1847 190 136.32 90.88 1957 190 1957 195 144.56 9637 2075 195 2075 200 153.41 102.28 2202 200 2202 205 162.94 108.62 2339 205 2339 210 173.17 115.45 2486 210 2486 215 184.18 122.79 2644 215 2644 220 196.02 130.68 2814 220 2814 J
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(*F) (ksr"sneh") (ksMach"p test) fv) (psi) 150 27.74 16 49 386 150 386 125 28 15 18 77 394 -125 394 100 28.75 19 17 403 100 403
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(*F) (*F) (ksFinch") (ksFmch") (psi) (psi) 70 90 52.62 23.11 496 0 70 90 52.62 23.11 498 312.5 100 120 66.71 30.15 649 312.5 100 120 66.71 30.15 649 649 100 120 66.71 30.15 649 649 105 125 69.71 31.66 682 682 l 110 130 72.94 3327 716 716 ;
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Inputs, Plant = Monticello Component e F.W. Nor.zie RTem= 40. 'F (0 0 EFPY)
Temperature instrument Error = 0 'F Pressure instrument Error = 0 psis Code Hydro Test Pressure = 16625 psis Bottup Temperature = 70- *F Safety Factor = 2.0 Thermal Stress intensny Factor Kit = 6 A00 :. - (ks!" inch")
Fluid-to.1/4T Temp. Adj. = - 20A00.; *F Rx Water Adjusted Calculated Adjusted Adjusted Temperature Temperature Pressure Pressure for Temp. for T for P T Curve K. K. P P-T Curve Critical Op.
(*F) (*F) (kshnch") (ksi" inch") (psi) (psi) (*F) 70 90 52.62 23.11 498 0 110 70 90 52.62 23.11 498 312.5 110 100 120 66.71 30.15 649 312.5 140 100 120 66.71 30.15 649 649 140 100 120 66.71 30.15 649 649 140 105 125 69.71 31.66 682 682 145 110 130 72.94 33.27 716 716 150 115 135 76.41 35.01 754 754 155 120 140 80.14 36.87 794 794 160 125 145 84.15 38.88 837 837 165 130 150 88A7 41.03 883 883 170 135 155 93.11 43.35 933 933 175 140 160 98.10 45.85 987 987 180 145 165 103A6 48.53 1045 1045 185 i 150 170 109.22 51A1 1107 1107 190 {
155 175 115.42 54.51 1174 1174 195 l 160 180 122.09 57.84 1245 1245 200 1 165 185 129.25 61.43 1323 1323 205 170 190 136.96 65.28 1405 1405 210 170.54 191 137.83 65.71 1415 1414.8 211 175 195 145.24 69.42 1495 1495 215 180 200 154.15 73.88 1591 1591 220 185 205 163.73 78.66 1694 1894 225 190 210 174.03 83.81 1804 1804 230 195 215 185.10 89.35 1924 1924 235 200 220 197.00 95.30 2052 2052 240 205 225 209.80 101'.70 2190 2190 245 210 120 223.56 108.58 2338 2338 250 215 235 238.36 115.98 2497 2497 255 220 240 25427 123.94 2668 2668 260 I
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7.0 REFERENCES
[1] SIA Calculation NSP-21Q-303, Rev. O, " Determination of the Initial RThTT and ART Values for the Monticello RPV Materials", July 1997.
[2] ASME B&PV Code,Section XI, Rules for Inservice Inspection of Nuclear Power Plant Comnonents, Nonmandatory Appendix G, Fracture Toughness Requirements,"
1989 Edition.
[3] U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, Title 10, Part 50, Appendix G," Fracture Toughness Requirements," 1-1-96 Edition.
[4] Chicago Bridge and Iron Co. Drawing No.1, Revision 8, Contract No. 9-5624,
" General Plan,17'2" ID x 63'2" Ins. Heads Nuclear Reactor for General Electric Co.
For Northem States Power Co., Monticello, Mmnesota," 2/1/68, SI File No. NSP-21Q-210. ,
[5] Chicago Bridge and Iron Co. Drawing No. 9, Revision 7, Contract No. 9-5624,
" Details of 10"4 Stub Mk # N4A/D for 17'2" ID x 63'2" Ins. Heads Nuclear Reactor for General Electric Co. For Northern States Power Co., Monticello, Minnesota,"
12/12/66, SI File No. NSP-21Q-235.
[6] Chicago Bridge and Iron Co. Stress Repon, " Section T3, Thermal Analysis, Shroud Support, Monticello Reactor Vessel, CB&I Contract 9-5624," SI File No. NSP-21 Q-223.
[7] Chicago Bridge and Iron Co. " Summary Report, Monticello-NSP Reactor Vessel",
CB&I Contract 9-5624,"8/10/70, SI File No. NSP-21Q-217.
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[8] PIPE-TS2, Program to Compute the Transient Thermal and Stress Response of an l Axisymmetric Two-Material Cylinder. Version 1.01. Structural Integrity Associates, SI File No. QA-1260.
[9] GE Report No. SASR 88-99, Revision 1. ' Implementation of Regulatory Guide 1.99, Rev. 2 for the Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant," January 1989, SI File No. NSP-21Q-202.
[10] WRC Bulletin 175,"PVRC Recommendations on Toughness Requirements for Ferritic Materials," PVRC Ad Hoc Group on Toughness Requirements, Welding Research Council, August 1972.
[11] AShE Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code,Section III, Rules for Construction of Nuclear Power Plant Components, Division I - Appendix I, " Design Stress Intensity Values, Allowable Stresses, Material Properties, and Design Fatigue Curves," 1989 Edition.
[12] Structural Integrity Associates Report, SIR 95-035, Rev. 0, " Evaluation of Pressure-Temperature Curve", April 1995.
[13] SIA Calculation NSP-21Q-306, Rev. O, " Calculation of the Initial RTm Values for Monticello Plate C2220-2."
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Results = "TIMESTEP.XLS" [1 pages]
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" Note that a blank line sust preceed each line with ==> at start" "s=> Next 3 lines are CASE DESCRIPTIONS (or blanks) in parentheses" "Cooldown Transient" "100@F/hr, 550F to 50F" "MONTICELLO Vessel Shett Location"
"==> Next information is ths pipe geometry"
" First line is nuiber of pipe nodes - 40 maxa a
Next line is inside radius (in.) and outside radius (in.)"
Next line is interface red. (in.) / nodes in first material" 21 103.0 108.25 103.1875 1
- ==> Next line is initial pipe wat t temperature" 550
"==> Next series of lines is inside Tamperature history"
" First entry is runber of input data pairs 40 Max" Data. pairs follow as Time (sec) Tamperature(F)"
3 0 550 18000 50 25000 50 "s=> Next series of lines is Inside Mt. Tx. Coefficient history" First entry is number of input data pairs - 40 max"
" Data pairst Time (sec) Ht. Tx. Coefficient (Bru/hr ft2 F)"
2 0 431.7 25000 431.7 "s=> Next series of lines is outside Tamperature history" First entry is number of input data pairs
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" Data pairs Time (sec) Ht. Tx. Coefficient (Btu /hr ft2 F)"
2 0 0.2 25000 0.2 "s=> Follt. wing are inner materiet properties 2350F (304 SS Clad)"
Thermal conductivity (8tu/Hr-Ft F)"
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62.34567901
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26.15e3 4 MEAN Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (per F)" l 9.10e-6 Poissons Ratio"
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Thermal conductivity (Btu /Hr*Ft F)"
23.4
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59.69387755 Modulus of Elasticity (ksi)" 4 27.70e3 i
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'1 103 6.12 6.12 0 3.75 3.78 56.2 62.5 2 103.187 4.73 4.74 0.01 3.48 3.51 60.2 63.4 {
2 103.189 4.39 4.4 0.01 3.48 3.51 60.2 63.4 I 3 103.441 3.71 3.73 0.02 3.12 3.15 62.5 64.6 4 103.694 3.07 3.09 0.03 2.76 2.79 64.6 65.8 5 103.947 2.46 2.49 0.03 2.4 2.43 66.7 67 6 104.2 1.89 1.93 0.04 2.04 2.07 68.6 68.2 7 104.453 1.35 1.39 0.04 1,68 1.71 70.4 69.4 8 104.706 0.85 0.9 0.05 1.32 1.34 72 70.6 9 104.959 0.39 0.44 0.05 0.95 0.98 73.6 71.8 10 105.213 -0.04 0.01 0.05 0.59 0.62 75 73 11 105.466 -0.43 -0.38 0.05 0.23 0.26 76.3 74.2-12 105.719 -0.79 -0.74 0.05 -0.13 -0.1 77.5 75.4 13 105.972 -1.11 -1.06 0.04 -0.49 -0.46 78.6 76.6 14 106.225 -1.39 -1.35 0.04 -0.85 -0.82 79.6 77.8 15 106.478 -1.64 -1.61 0.04 -1.21 -1.18 80.5 79 16 106.731 -1.86 -1.83 0.03 -1.57 -1.54 81.2 80.3 17 106.984 -2.04 -2.02 0.03 -1.94 -1.9 81.8 81.5 18 107.238 -2,19' -2.17 0.02 -2,3 -2,26 82.4 82.7 19 107.491 -2,3 -2,29 0.02 -2.66 -2.62 82.8 83.9 20 107.744 -2.38 -2.37 0.01 -3.02 -2.98 83 85.1 21 107.997 -2.43 -2.42 0.01 -3.38 -3.35 83.2 86.3 22 108.25 -2.44 -2.44 0 -3.74 -3.71 83.3 87.5 9
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Results = ' i8000-2.STP" [1 page]
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" First line is runber of pipe nodes - 40 max" Next line is inside radius ({n.) and outside radius (in.)"
Next line is interf ace red. (in.) / nodes in first material" 21 103.0 109.125 103.1875 1
"==> Next line is initial pipe wall tenperature" 550
"==> hext series of lines is Inside Temperature history" First entry is runber of input data pairs - 40 Max" Data pairs follow as Time (sec) Teraperature(F)"
3 0 550 18000 50 25000 50
"==> Wext series of lines is inside Mt. Tx. Coefficient history" First entry is number of input data pairs - 40 maxa
" Data pairs: Time (sec) Ht. Tx. Coefficient (Btu /hr-ft2-F)"
2 0 447.6 25000 447.6
"==> Next series of lines is outside Tamperature history"
" First entry is runber of input data pairs - 40 Max" Data pairs follow as Time (sec) Tenperature(F)"
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" First entry is runber of input data pairs 40 :wx"
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" Thermal conductirity (Btu /Hr*Ft-F)"
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62.34567901
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9.10e-6
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" Thermal conductivity (Stu/Hr Ft-F)"
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