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Basic Nuclear Concepts LESSON OBJECTIVES ID # M2-OP-RO-FUND-2111 Rev 0 Date 11-12-85
- Terminal objectives: Upon completion of this lesson, the RO will be aale to:
- 1. Describe the basic structure of the atom and the nucleus.
2.- Explain the radioactive decay process.
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- 3. Describe and explain the interactions which occur between atoms, subatomic particles, and electromagnetic radiation, including the factors affecting these interactions.
These terminal objectives apply to all five Basic Nuclear Concepts lessons, i
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l M2-OP-RO-TUND-2111A STRUCTURE AND FORMATION OF THE NUCLEUS Enabling Objectives: Upon completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. atom
.b. molecule
- c. element i
- d. ionization
- e. ion
- f. ground and excited state
- g. electramagnetic radiation
- h. atomic mass number
- i. nuclide and isobar
- j. abundance
- k. electron volt
- 1. isomer
- m. mass defect
- n. binding energy
- 2. Describe the structure of the atom.
- 3. List the properties of the electron, proton and neutron.
- 4. Describe the difference between X-rays, gamma-rays and
{ visible light.
- 5. Identify nuclides using standard notation.
- 6. Use the chart of the nuclides to:
- a. find the atomic weight of a nuclide
- b. determine if a nuclide is radioactive
- 7. List the properties of the strong nuclear force.
- 8. Describe the shell model and drop model of the nucleus.
- 9. Convert units of mass to/from units of energy.
- 10. Calculate the mass defect of any nuclide given its mass and number of protons.
- 11. Calculate the binding energy of a nuclide.
- 12. Calculate the change in binding energy that results from a nuclear reaction.
- 13. State the reason that energy can be released from both fission and fusion reactions.
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M2-OP-RO-TUND-2111B ATOMIC MEASUREMENTS AND RADIATION ENABLING OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. Radiation and Radioactive Material b .- Mass Density
- c. Gram Atomic Weight and Gram Molecular Weight
- d. Atom and Molecular Density
- e. PPM and PPB
- f. Half-thickness and Tenth-thickness
- 2. List the four types of radiation which come from the nucleus and list the properties and characteristics of each.
- 3. Balance equations involving the spontaneous emission of alpha particlies, beta particles and neutrons. 4
- 4. Explain how alpha and beta particles and neutrons can cause ionization.
- 5. Explain the three ways in which photons interact with matter.
- 6. Given an Avogadro's Number, determine the number of atoms or i molecules in a given amount of material.
- 7. Given Avogadro's Number, calculate the atom or molecular density of a solid or liquid.
- 8. Use the chart of the nuclides to find:
- a. type of decay a nuclide undergoes
- b. what nuclide is produced from various types of decay
- c. the energy of decay particles or gammas I
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M2-OP-RO-FUND-2111C NUCLEAR REACTIONS ENABLING OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this lesson, the RO will-be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. Activity b.* Decay Constant
- c. Curie
- d. Half-life .
- e. Critical Energy
- f. Fissionable, Fissile and fertile 9 Photoneutron
- 2. Given an equation sheet, calculate the activity of a given mass of material and express it in curies.
- 3. Given an equation sheet, calculate the activity and number of atoms present of a radioactive material at any point in time.
- 4. Calculate the decay constant of any radionuclide, given its half-life.
- 5. Determine the half-life of a radioactive nuclide, given its decay curve.
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- 6. State the difference between an induced and a spontaneous nuclear reaction.
- 7. List the three (3) steps of an induced nuclear reaction.
- 8. Balance induced nuclear reaction equations and write them in shorthand notation.
- 9. Explain how Pu-239 is produced from U-238.
- 10. Draw a typical fission yield curve and use it to determine the probability of the production of a fission fragment with a specific mass number.
- 11. State the average amount of energy released from fission, list how it is distributed and whether it is released instantaneously or delayed.
- 12. State the average number of neutrons produced per fission of U-235.
- 13. Explain the difference between prompt and delayed neutrons.
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( M2-OP-RO-PUND-2111C NUCLEAR REACTIONS 14., Write the reactions that result in neutron production from an Sb - Be source and a Pu - Be source.
- 15. Us,e the chart of the nuclides to determine:
- a. The half-life of any radioactive nuclide,
- b. Which nuclides will spontaneously fission.
- c. Which nuclides are produced by fission.
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M2-OP-RO-FUND-2111D NEUTRON INTERACTIONS ENABLING OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. Microscopic cross-section b.' Macroscopic cross-section
- c. Mean Free Path
- d. Black Absorber
- e. Gray Absorber
- f. Neutron Density and Flux
- g. Resonance
- 2. Given an equation sheet, calculate the probability of a specific interaction occuring.
- 3. Given an equation sheet, calculate the macroscopic cross-sections of nuclides and mixtures of nuclides.
- 4. Identify the condition under which a resonance occurs.
- 5. Classify neutrons by energy level.
- 6. Discuss the effect of neutron energy on absorption cross-section, scattering cross-section and fission cross-I section.
- 7. Define Doppler Broadening and explain why it takes place.
- 8. Define self-shielding and explain why it takes place.
- 9. List the three factors which affect the ability of a material to interact with a neutron and explain their effect.
- 10. Use the Chart of the Nuclides to determine the various microscopic cross-sections of a nuclide.
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k M2-OP-RO-rUND-2111E NEUTRON FLUX AND REACTION RATES ENABLING OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. Reaction Rate
- b.- Thermal, Epithermal and Fast riux
- c. Power Density
- d. Termi Age, Thermal Diffusion Length and Migration Length
- 2. Given an equation sheet, calculate neutron density and neutron flux.
- 3. Explain the relationship between reaction rate and neutron flux, microscopic cross-section and atomic density.
- 4. Given an equation sheet, calculate various reaction rates for any material exposed to a neutron flux.
- 5. Given an equation sheet, calculate the depletion of a neutron poison.
- 6. Given an equation sheet, calculate power density and reactor power.
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- 7. State the relationship between neutron flux and reactor power.
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- f. , REACTOR OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS ID# M2-OP-RO-fu c-2116 Rev 0 Date 9-23-86
- Terminal Objectives: Upon completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Explain the cause and describe the magnitude of any reactivity changes which occur in the plant.-
- 2. Describe and explain the nuclear response of the plant during all modes of cperation.
- 3. Adequately interpret procedures, tests and Technical Specifications dealing with the nuclear aspects of plant ope:.ation.
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THE NEUTRON CYCLE ID# M2-OP-RO-TUND-2116A Rev '0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives: Upon completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
'l. Define the following terms:
- a. Critical, suberitical, supercritical
- b. Keff, K , Kex
- c. Each of the factors of the Six-Factor Foralla
- d. Reactivity (Both verbally and mathematically).
- 2. Describe what is meant by a self-sustaining chain reaction.
- 3. Describe the neutron lifecycle.
- 4. List the terms in the six-factor formula.
- 5. State typical ranges in valve for each of the factors in the I six-factor formula.
- 6. Write the equations for:
- a. 'Ihermal Utilization Factor
- b. Reproduction Factor
{ 7. State the realtionship between Keff and:
- a. Criticality I
- b. The Six-Factor Formula
- 8. Describe the effect, if any, on each of the six factors due to changes in the following parameters:
- a. Fuel .
- b. Core Poison Concentrations I
- c. Moderation Density
- d. Core Age I
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SUBCRITICAL MULTIPLICATION M4D POWER CHANGES LESSON OBJECTIVES !
ID# M2-OP-RO-Fu s-2116B Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives: At the completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. Suberitical Multiplication
- b. Rer.ctor Period
- c. Startup Rate (SUR)
- d. Extraneous Neutrons
- 2. State the relationship between a stable suberitical i multiplication level and:
- a. Source strength
- b. keff
- 3. Given an equation sheet, perform calculations involving neutron countrate and Keff.
- 4. Calculate reactivity in delta lyK and % delta K/K given Keff and an equation sheet.
I 5. Given an equation sheet, calculate power level changes in terms of either period or SUR.
- 6. Given an equation sheet, stete the relationship between SUR and period both verbally and mathematically.
- 7. List the sources of neutrons in the core and explain their i effect on reactor operation. '
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LESSON OBJECTIVES I ID# M2-OP-RO-fu c-2116C Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives: At the completion of this lesson, the RO l will be able to: l l
- 1. Define the following terms: !
- a. Bi, Ei, B, 5, Beff, ~Beff, Bieff, Eieff
- b. Importance Factor
- c. Neutron Lifetime
- 1. Prompt
- 2. Delayed l 3. Average l d. Prompt jump l e. Prompt drop
- f. Prompt critical
- 2. State the source of delayed neutrons.
- 3. Given typical values for B, calculate B and Beff.
- 4. Describe and explain the effects of delayed rgtrons on reaction
(. control and the fission process.
- 6. Given an equation sheet, solve problems involving reactivity in period or SUR by using the Inhour equation.
- 7. State the fraction of total core power that is produced by the fission of U-235, U-238, Pu-239 and Pu-241 at BOC and at EOC.
- 8. Given an equation sheet, calculate the magnitude of a prompt i drop or a prompt jump.
- 9. Given an equation sheet, show mathematically that the most negative stable SUR is -1/3 DPM.
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( NEUTRON POISONS LESSON OBJECTIVES ID# M2-OP,RC)-fuo-2116D Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives: At the coropletion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. Differential Rod Worth
- b. Integral Rod Worth
- c. Poison Worth
- 2. State the types of control poisons used in the Millstone Unit 2 core and state the form in which each is used.
- 3. Explain the effeet of control rods on flux shape.
- 4. Given an equation sheet and appropriate graphs, calcula'te reactivity insertions due to changes in control rod position.
- 5. Given an equation sheet and appropriate graphs, calculate reactivity insertions due to changes in RCS boron concentration.
- 6. Explain how differential and integral rod worth values are used.
- 7. List the factors affecting inverse boron worth and explain how and why inverse boron worth changes.
- 8. List the factors affecting control rod worth and explain how and why control rod worth changes.
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I REACTIVITY COEFFICIENTS AND DEFECTS LESSON OBJECTIVES ID# M2-OP-RO-FUND-2116E Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives: At the completion of this lesson, the RO-will be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. Reactivity coefficient !
- b. Reactivity defect
- c. MTC
- d. FTC
- e. ITC F. POWER DEFECT i
- 2. Given an equation sheet and valves for coefficients / defects, !
calculate reactivity insertions due to changes in: '
- a. fuel temperature
- b. moderator temperature
- 3. List the factors which affect the value of MTC and explain how and why MIC changes.
- 4. List the factors which affect the value of ETC and explain how I
and why FIC changes.
- 5. State the core conditions which can result in a positive MTC.
- 6. State the approximate values for FTC, MIC, doppler defect, power defect and moderator defect for the current core cycle.
- 7. Discuss how doppler broadening affects reactor power.
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( XENON AND SAMARIUM LESSON OBJECTIVES ID# M2-CP-RO-FUND-2116F Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives: At the completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to: J
- 1. State why xenon and samarium are significant fission product poisons.
- 2. State the mechanism by which xenon and samarium are produced and removed.
- 3. Sketch a graph of xenon concentration versus neutron flux.
- 4. Graphically illustrate the changes in xenon and samarium reactivity for core power level changes. '
- 5. State the approximate values for:
- c. Equilibrium (at power) samarium reactivity
- d. Equilibrium (shutdown) samarium reactivity
- e. Time to reach 100% equilibrium xenon on a startup from xenon-free conditions.
[- f. Time to reach peak xenon after a trip from full power.
- g. Time after a trip from full power at which the core can be considered xenon free.
- h. Time to reach equilibrium samarium after a reactor startup.
- 6. Explain the cause of xenon oscillations.
- 7. State, in general terms, the method which can be used to control (terminate) xenon oscillations.
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Heat Transfer Processes
, ID # M2-OP-RO-FUND-2121B Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives Upon;co'mpletion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. List the 3 modec of heat transfer.
- 2. Describe how each mode of heat transfer works.
- 3. Given the basic equation for each mode of heat. transfer, identify the terms of each equation and list the units for these terms.
- 4. List the 3 commonly used heat transfer equations and define the terms of each equation including their units.
- 5. Calculate total heat transferred and heat transfer rates for plant processes.
- 6. List and describe the common types of heat exchangers and list the types used in the plant.
I 7. Describe and calculate the temperature changes which occur in each type of heat exchanger.
- 8. Define Log Mean Temperature Difference.
- 9. Define and describe:
- a. Black Body Radiation
- b. White Body Radiation
- c. Gray Body Radiation i
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Basic Properties and Measurements ID # M2-OP-RO-FUND-2121A Rev 0
. Date _9-23-86 Enabling Objectives Upon completion of this lesson, 1.
the RO will be able to:
Define terms: and list the units and symbols for the followi ng j
- a. Temperature :
- b. Pressure
- c. Heat
- d. BTU i e.
Thermal Conductivity
- f. Density
- g. Specific Volume
- h. {
Heat Capacity (Specific Heat) i 1 Enthalpy \
- j. Weight
- k. Mass
- 1. Energy 2.
Given an equation sheet, oF, oC, OR and oK. covert temperature values between 3.
Given an equation sheet, gage, absolute inches of mercury absolute, convert inchec pressure of values'between mercury vacuum. vacuum,, inches of water absolute and inches r of wate 6
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, ID # M2-OP-RO-FUND-2121B Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives Upon;co'mpletion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. List the 3 modes of heat transfer.
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- 2. Describe how each mode of heat transfer works.
- 3. Given the basic equation for each mode of heat transfer, identify the terms of each equation and list the units for these terms.
- 4. List the 3 commonly used heat transfer equations and define the terms of each equation including their units.
- 5. Calculate total heat transferred and heat transfer rates for plant processes.
- 6. List and describe the common types of heat exchangers and list the types used in the plant.
! 7. Describe and calculate the temperature changes which occur in each type of heat exchanger.
- 8. Define Log Mean Temperature Difference.
- 9. Define and describe:
- h. Black Body Radiation
- b. White Body Radiation
- c. Gray Body Radiation
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k Heat Transfer Media ID # M2-OP-RO-FUND-2121C Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives 1
Upon co'mpletion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. Fluid
- b. Gas
- c. v6por
- d. Entropy
- e. Phase
- f. Partial Pressure
- g. Quality
- h. Percent Moisture
- i. Vapor Pressure
- j. Solubility
- k. Permeability
- 1. Volume Percent
- 2. List and describe the three phases of water.
- 3. Explain the change of phase process including the amount of heat transfer that occurs.
- 4. List and explain the regions and points on both the Mollier and T-S diagrams.
- 5. Use the Steam Tables, Mollier Diagram and T-S diagram to determine the properties of water / steam if given sufficient initial data.
- 6. State and describe the Ideal Gas Law.
- 7. Explain the difference between a Real Gas and an Ideal Gas.
- 8. Use the Ideal Gas Law to determine Pressure, Volume and Temperature changes in a Gas.
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, ID # M2-OP-RO-FUND-2121D Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives Upon:co'mpletion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. Viscosity
- c. Buoyancy
- 2. Calculate the pressure head of a column of fluid given the column height and the fluid density.
- 3. State Pascal's Law.
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, ID # M2-OP-RO-FUND-2121E Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives Upon;co'mpletion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. Reynold's Number
- b. Head Loss
- c. Cavitation
- d. Net Positive Suction Heat (NPSH)
- e. Shutoff Head
- f. Runout
- 2. Describe the construction and operational characteristics of:
'a. Positive Displacement Pumps
- b. Centrifugal Pumps
- c. Mixed Flow Pumps d.- Multistage Pumps
- 3. Describe the construction and operational characteristics of:
- a. Gate Valves
- b. Globe Valves
- c. Butterfly Valves
- d. Ball valves
- e. Plug Valves
- f. Diaphragm Valves
- g. Needle Valves
- h. Throttle Valves
- i. Check Valves j
- j. Relief Valves
- 4. State and use the three pump laws.
- 5. Determine the flowrate in a single system given the pump curve and the system characteristics curve.
- 6. Determine system flowrates for combinations of pumps operating in series or parallel.
- 7. Describe how system flow is normally changed.
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- 8. Describe Laminar and Turbulent flow and the effects of each on heat transfer.
- 9. Describe how cavitation is caused, its potential for damage and how it can be avoided.
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- 10. State the Continuity Equation, identifying each term and the
- un'its used for each term.
- 11. Use the Continuity Equation to determine flow areas and flow velocities at various locations in a system.
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k, First Law of Thermodynamics
, ID # M2-OP-RO-7UND-2121F Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives Upon; co'mpletion o!! th!; lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. Work
- b. Energy
- c. System
- d. Reversibility
- e. Abiabatic
- f. Isothermal
- g. Isobaric
- h. Isometric
- i. Isenthalpic
- j. Isentropic
- 2. Define and describe the properties of an Open system and a Closed System.
- 3. State the General Energy Equation and define and explain I each of the terms it contains.
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Plant Processes
, ID # M2-OP-RO-FUND-2121G Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives Upon; completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Use the General Energy Equation to describe the energy changes which. occur in a turbine, a pump, a steam generator and a condenser.
- 2. Use the General Energy Equation to explain the pump laws.
- 3. Use the General Energy Equation and the Continuity Equation to desribe flowrate and energy changes taking place in a system.
- 4. State Bernoulli's Equation, identifying each term and the units used for each term.
- 5. Determine the state of a fluid after an isenthalpic expansion using either the steam tables or a Mollier Diagram.
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- 6. Describe the energy changes which occur during a throttling process.
- 7. Describe the flow of a fluid through a nozzle including the energy changes which take place.
- 8. Lists actions which can be taken to prevent water hammer events.
- 9. Define the term " Water Hammer" and explain what causes water hammer to occur.
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. ID # M2-OP-RO-FUND-2121H Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling objectives Upon' completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Define the following terms:
- a. Cycle Efficiency
- b. Calorimetric
- 2. State the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
- 3. Describe the Carnot and Rankine heat engine cycles using a T-S diagram.
- 4. Calculate the efficiency of a heat engine cycle.
- 5. Explain why Rankine cycle efficiency is lower than Carnot l cycle efficiency.
- 6. State the purpose of the MSRs.
- 7. State the purpose of the Feedwater Heaters.
- 8. Perform, given the required initial data, a calorimetric on:
- a. The Primary Plant
- b. The Secondary Plant
- c. The Pressurizer
- d. A Steam Generator i
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l Boiling Processes ID # M2-OP-RO-FUND-2121I Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives Upon completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
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- 1. Define the following terms:
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- a. DNB
- b. CHF I
- c. Burnout
- d. Dryout
- e. DNBR j
- f. Evaporation j
- g. Boiling Heat Transfer
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- 2. Sketch the Pool Boiling Curve including labeling l of the axes, identification of each of the four (4) regions and indicating the location of the DNB point.
- 3. Explain the heat transfer processes occuring in each region of the Pool Boiling Curve.
- 4. Describe and explain the effects of core inlet temperature, core power, core flow, core power distribution, type of channel, and RCS pressure on DNBR.
- 5. State the Tech. Spec. value for DNBR and basis for using this value.
- 6. Describe the thermal profile and rodes of heat transfer across a fuel pin and a Steam Generator U-tube under normal operating conditions.
- 7. Describe process of heat transfer in a heated channel.
- 8. Describe the heat transfer processes which occur in a !
reactor core channel and a secondary side steam generator channel during normal operation. 1 I
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, ID # M2-OP-RO-FUND-2121J Rev 0 Date 9-23-86 Enabling Objectives )
Upon; completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Explain how Natural Circulation Flow.is produced.
- 2. : List the design features of the plant which promote Natural circulation Flow.
- 3. Describe the three (3) types of Natural Circulation.
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- 4. List the expected plant parameters for stabilized, single phase Natural Circulation Flow.
- 5. List and explain the criteria used to determine the existence and adequacy of Natural Circulation Flow.
- 6. Discuss the operational implications of Natural Circulation Flow.
- 7. Describe and explain the expected plant response to single loop Natural Circulation Flow.
8.- Describe the expected plant response for the following !
transitions:
- a. Forced Circulation to Natural Circulation
- b. Single Phase Natural Circulation to.Two Phase Natural Circulation
- c. Two Phase Natural Circulation to Reflux Boiling
- d. Reflux Boiling to Two Phase Natural Circulation l
- e. Two Phase Natural Circulation to Single Phase Natural '
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- f. Natural Circulation to Forced Circulation
- 9. Define steam generator circulation and recirculation flows and i their ratio to main steam (or main feed) flow.
- 10. Describe and explain the expected response of the Steam .
Generators to changing feedwater and/or steam flows at various "
power levels.
- 11. Following an uncomplicated reactor trip / turbine trip, describe and explain the expected response of:
- a. RCS Tavg
- b. Pressurizer Level
- c. Pressurizer Pressure
- d. Steam Generator Pressure
- e. Steam Generator Level
- f. RCS TH
- g. RCS Tc 26
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LESSON OBJECTIVES I ID# M2-0P-RO-TA-2026 Rev 0 Date 3-10-86 q Terminal Objectives Upon completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. Describe conditions which can cause core damage.
- 2. State how the operator can respond in order to prevent core damage and/or radioactive releases.
- 3. Describe the indications which can be.used to determine if core damage is taking place.
- 4. Explain how the operator can respond in order to mitigate core damage.
Enabling Objectives: Upon completion of this lesson, the RO will be able to:
- 1. List the four barriers to fission product release.
- 2. List the five major categories of plant transients and describe how each could lead to core damage.
- 3. Describe the four categories of LOCAs and the methods of core cooling used during each.
- 4. List the four conditions required to develop and maintain natural circulation flow.
- 5. Describe each of the following types of Natural Circulation flow:
Single Phase Two Phase Reflux Boiling
- 6. Explain the difference between a steam generator tube leak and a steam generator tube rupture.
- 7. Describe the methods which can be used to cooldown and isolated steam generator.
- 8. Describe the expected plant response to a natural circulation cooldown with one steam generator isolated.
- 9. List the six indications used to verify single phase natural circulation.
- 10. List the three indications used to verify adequate core cooling.
- 11. Liwt four indications of RCS void formation.
- 12. Identify potential paths for the release of radioactive material from CTMT.
- 13. Explain and recognize the expected resporse of the Excore Instrumentation during RCS voiding or core uncovery.
- 14. Explain and recognize the expected response of the Incore Instrumentation during RCS voiding or core uncovery.
- 15. Explain and recognize the expected response of the Core Exit Thermocouples during RCS voiding or core uncovery.
- 16. Explain and recognize the expected response of the Heated Junction Thermocouples during RCS voiding or core uncovery.
- 17. Explain and recognize the expected response of plant radiation monitors, both inside and outside of containment, when they are exposed to a high radiation flux.
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- 18. Describe how the following plant equipment is expected to respond or be used during.RCS voiding or core uncovery:
RCS Instrumentation Steam Generator Instrumentation PZR Instrumentation ,
Reactor Coolant Pumps !
PZR Level and Pressure Control Containment Cooling and Ventilation ECCS CTMT Hydrogen Purge Hydrogen Recombiners PASS Post Accident Monitoring Instrumentation
- 19. List the five core cooling system design requirements of 10 CFR and discuss the basis for each.
- 20. Describe how the PORVs and the. AFW System are used to ensure' core cooling during various small break LOCA transients.
- 21. Discuss the function of Tech. Spec. LCO's in mitigating the consequences of plant transients. ;
22.-List the six Safety Functions.
- 23. Describe how the safety function based E0Ps are used by the operator I to prevent core damage and radioactive releases.
- 25. Explain the purpose of Hot Leg Injection.
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Dear Student,
Thank you for your interest in the Thames Valley State Technical College / Northeast Utilities program in Nuclear Engineering Technology.
This package contains the following information:
o College entrance requirements o Northeast Utilities scholarship program i 1
o Summer employment and careers o Nuclear Engineering Technology (NET) curriculum outline o Article from NU's SCOPE magazine o Application form If you have a good academic background and an interest in science and technology this may be just the program for you. We suggest that you review the enclosed material and discuss it with your parents and school guidance counselor to get their opinion on your potential in a program of this type.
The application deadline is March 1, 1986 for classes starting i next September. If you have any questions, please contact our j Nuclear Training Department by calling (203) 665-3617. j l
We look forward to hearing from you.
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COLLEGE ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS To be accepted into Thames. Valley State Technical College students must meet the following admission requirements:
o Graduation from high school or a vocational / technical school. A State or Federal equivalency diploma is acceptable, o Minimum of two years of algebra.
o A related laboratory science - such as physics, chemistry or computer science.
o Four units of high school English.
o Completion of Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) is preferred but not required.
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i NORTHEAST UTILITIES SCHOLARSHIPS Northeast Utilities supports promising high school candidates for the Nuclear Engineering Technology program with annual scholarship awards. Each scholarship consists of o Tultion and f ees o Books o8400/ month during the school year.
This is a generous financial aid package sufficient to enable j students who do not come from the Norwich area to pay for housing and other living expenses while attending college. Students from as far away as Hartford, Connecticut, Simsbury, Connecticut and Springfield, Massachusetts have received scholarships and enrolled in the program.
Numerous factors are considered when choosing scholarship winnerr,. Outstanding achievement 'n a single area does not assure a scholarship award, nor does weakness in some area assure rejection. All factors are evaluated to develop a total picture of high school performance and probable college success.
' Factors considered ares o Grade point average (especially in science courses) and class rank. ,
o Scholastic Aptitude Test ($AT) scores, especially mathematics.
o Demonstrated mechanical skills, aptitude or interest.
o Ext *ra curricular activities.
o Written essay.
o Personal interview.
o Successful completion of a physical examination and nuclear security clearance.
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NORTHEAST UTILITIES SUMMER JOBS PROGRAM Northeast Utilities (NU) has cooperated with Thames Valley State 4
Technical College to develop the Nuclear Engineering Technology (NET) program. In order to augment the classroom aspects of the program with "real world" experience, NU has provided summer employment for NET scholarship winners. During the summer of 1985 twenty-seven (27) students were employed by NU at four nuclear power plants (Connecticut Yankee and Millstone I, II, III) and in the corporate engineering department in Berlin.
Summer employees had temporary positions in areas such as power plant engineering and operations, emergency planning, instrumentation and control laboratory, chemistry laboratory, reactor engineering, health physics, quality assurance, and other related disciplines. Many used micro-computers and main-frames in performing their work, often learning new computer skills in the process. Summer student employees had the opportunity to see nuclear utility operations first hand and to develop significant practical work experience.
Both newly graduated high school scholarship winners and NET students between their first and second year of the program are eligible for summer employment. Recent high school graduates earned $263 per week and students who have completed the first year of the program earned $285 per week as summer technicians.
Although there is no guarantee that positions will be available every summer for all students, the Nuclear Training Department will try to place as many students as possible depending on manpower needs and budget limitations.
CAREER POTENTIAL Industry surveys project a shortage of manpower over the next ten years and students who complete the Thames Valley NET program with an Associate's Degree will be qualified for a variety of technical positions in the nuclear power industry similar to those mentioned above. Typical entry level salaries for technicians are $18,000 per year and those with five years experience are currently earning approximately $25,000 per year.
Northeast Utilities anticipates openings in the nuclear engineering and operations area in the coming years. However, NU can only consider job applicants on an as~needed basis and cannot guarantee permanent positions to students graduating from the Thames valley degree program.
Also, please note that no student in the scholarship program is obligated in any way to accept employment with Northeast Utilities upon graduation.
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q SCHEDULE A THAMES VALLEY STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE NUCLEAR ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Effective September 1, 1985 FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR Weekly Qtr Weekly Qtr ,
FIRST QUARTER CI Lab Cr FOURTH QUARTER CI Lab Cr DP 238 Basic ~7 2 3 NS 120 Reactor T 0 4 Theory I MA 110 Tech. Math. I 4 0 4 MA 210 Calculus II 4 0 4 PH 111 Physics (Mech) 3 2 4 MT 231 Appl. Thermo. I 4 0 4 CH 122 Princ. of Chem. 3 2 4 MT 232 riuid Mechanics 3 2 4 XX XXX NET P01 4/3 0/0 4/3 AS 221 Psych. &
Hum. Rel. 4 2 4 Totals........ 16/15 6 19/18 Totals......... 19 2 20 SECOND QUARTER FIFTH QUARTER ET 225 Elec. & Electr. 3 2 4 NS 210 Reactor TheoryII 4 0 4 MA 120 Tech. Math. II 4 0 4 ET 213 AC/DC Machinery 3 2 4 PH 121 Physics (HSL) 3 2 4 MT 236 Heat Transfer 3 2 4 AS 120 Basic. Comm. 4 0 4 AS 212 Economics 3 0 3 ,
NS 110 Atomic Physics 4 0 4 MT 133 Appl. Mechanics 4 0 4 Totals......... 18 4 20 Totals....... 17 4 19 THIRD QUARTER SIXTH QUARTER XX XXX NET P02 3/4 0/0 3/4 MA 130 Calculus I 4 0 4 NS 220 Nuclear Mat. 3 2 4 AS 130 Tech. Comm. 4 0 4 ET 239 Auto. Proc. 3 2 4 NS 130 Reactor Chem. 4 0 4 Cont. Systems MF 212 Mat. of Engr. 3 3 4 NS 222 Rad. Health 3 2 4 NS 231 Topics in Nuc. 3 0 3
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THIS AGREEHENT between the Board of Trustees for the State Technical College System,-State of Connecticut, pursuant to Section 10a-81 of the Connecticut General Statutes on behalf of Thames Valley Technical College, (" College") and Northeast Utilities Service Company, a Connecticut corporation with offices at Selden Street, Berlin, Connecticut (" Company"),
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WHEREAS, the Company requires an academic program which will provide education for its personnel at nuclear generating facilities, and WHEREAS, the College has agreed to design and offer a two-year program leading to an Associate in Science degree in Nuclear Science Technology, NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the promises and other valuable consideration exchanged between the parties, it is agre'ed that:
Program Content i
- 1. The College shall offer an Associate in Science degree l program in Nuclear Science Technology (" Program") the content of which is set forth in the attached Schedule A. )
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guidelines as established by the Institute for Nuclear Power Operations. The College shall attempt to maintain the Program in compliance with all future guidelines of the Institute for Nuclear Power Operations and with any regulations which may in u the future be promulgated by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
The College's obligation under this paragraph is limited to the academic standards established by such guidelines or regulations !
and shall not be interpreted to warrant any graduate's ability to pass nuclear licensing examinations.
- 3. The College shall secure licensure of the Program from the Connecticut Board of Governors for Higher Education in sufficient time to begin instruction in the December, 1983 term.
- 4. The College shall take the necessary steps to acquire accreditation of the Program by the Technology Advisory Committee / Accrediting Board for Engineering and Technology within five years from the commencement of instruction under this Agreement. The College shall at all times maintain full accreditation with the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.
- 5. The Program shall be provided as a full-time and/or part-time degree program offered to interested students through the College's normal course announcements.
- 6. The parties shall consult prior to developing or changing faculty, curricula, course content, and required j laboratory equipment throughout the term of this Agreement. In order to assure effective communication: :
- a. The College shall appoint as its liaison with the Company a Department Chairperson for Nuclear j Science Technology. This position shall be filled within one (1) year from commencement of l
instruction by a full-time faculty member with a minimum of five (5) years of teaching and/or industrial experience related to nuclear science, I
and in accordance with the College's selection procedures for department chairpersons.
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- b. The Company shall identify a representative as liaison to work directly with the Chairperson. '
1 This representative will not serve as a member en the Nuclear Science Technology Advisory Committee ;
described in paragraph 6 (c) .
- c. The Company shall provide two (2) representatives as members to serve on the Nuclear Science Technology Advisory Committee for the Program. l I
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- 9. All courses shall be-taught by faculty members or individuals hired from industry who meet the College's general qualifications for such teaching assignments.
- 10. The College shall accept transfer credit under the Program for students who successfully. complete, at properly accredited institutions, the optional course (designated in f Sche'dule A as NS232) involving training on an experimental I
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- 11. The Company shall provide funds equivalent to the minimum reimbursement for Program courses and for Special Sections provided by the College under this Agreement. The term
" minimum reimbursement" shall mean the actual costs incurred by the College to provide Program courses or Special Sections, ;
together with applicable general and administrative expenses.
Attached as Schedule B is an itemization of the elements of minimum reimbursement for Program courses, and an estimate of the minimum reimbursement required for the terms beginning December, 1983 and ending November, 1987. The College shall provide the Company at least thirty (30) days prior written notice of any change it proposes to make in any element of such l costs. If the College proposes to increase the Company's minimum reimbursement by'an amount exceeding ten (10%) percent of the previous years minimum reimbursement per class group, such increase shall require written acceptance by the Company.
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- 12. In recognition of the Company's reimbursement to the ;
College for all costs incurred by the College to provide the program courses or special sections described in this Agreement, l the Company shall be permitted to reduce its payment obligation by an amount equal to the tuition and fees paid by students who l are not registered by the Company and who attend any such courte ) 1 program or special sections. At the conclusion of each term, the l
College shall advise the Company of all tuition and fees received i
from such students and the Company shall reduce its next payment j to the College by an equivalent amount.
- 13. Following the close of registration for each term, the {
College shall invoice the Company for the minimum reimbursement i
for program courses and Special Sections. The Company shall pay i
such. invoice [less the credit described by paragraph 12] or submit written objections to any invoice or portion of any invoice within forty-five (4 5) days.
- 14. Within thirty (30) days following the end of each academic. year or termination of this Agreement, the College shall submit to the Company a final accounting to reflect minimum reimbursements less the described credits in paragraph 12 as actually experienced in that academic year. The College shall pay any balance due the Company at the time it submits the accounting. Any balance due from the Company shall be paid or objected to within thirty (30) days following the submittal of the accounting.
- 15. All costs for the optional course designated in Schedule A as NS232 (including but not limited to travel i expenses, tuition, and course materials) shall be the i responsibility of the student electing to participate in the !
cour'se and are not included in the costs described in this Agreement. ,
- 16. The costs of textbooks are not included as part of the services provided by the College under this Agreement. f i
Recistration of Students
- 17. The Company shall have the right to preregister up to twenty (20) students in each full-time class under the Program, and up to ten (10) students in any Special Section requested by the Company. The restriction contained in this paragraph shall not, however, limit the Company's ability to register students for any course if, after general registration, maximum class size has not been achieved. The College shall use its best efforts to attract students from the general public to meet the Program limit of twenty-five (25) students in each class of the Program.
- 18. The Company shall identify the total number of students it intends to preregister for each class in this program at least ninety (90) days prior to the date instruction is scheduled to begin for each class in this Program.
- 19. The Company shall identify the total number of students it intends to register for each scheduled Special Section at leas't ten (10) days prior to the date instruction is scheduled to begin for each Special Section.
- 20. It is the intention of the parties that after thorough j evaluation, consideration will be given to have the Program become a part of the College's General Fund Program and that the Company's financial support be reduced to then applicable tuition and fees.
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- 21. The Company's right to register students is subject to each student meeting the College's standards for matriculation i
into the Program. All students registered by the Company must continuously meet the academic standards of the College in order to remain in the Program.
Term of Agreement
- 22. This Agreement shall remain in effect from the December 1983 term through the September 1989 term, and thereafter from year-to-year, until terminated or reduced as provided for in this Agreement.
Termination 23.- This Agreement shall terminate upon the. courses j comprising the Program becoming part of the College's General Fund program.
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- 24. The parties shall have the right to terminate this Agreement effective in June of any year, by providing written notice to the other party by May 31 of the year preceding the ,
year in which termination shall be effective.
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Laboratory Ecuipment
- 25. The parties shall mutually agree prior to purchase of any laboratory equipment necessary for the courses contained in the Program or for any Special Sections requested by the Company.
Any capital costs (including installation costs) incurred by the College to provide such equipment for the benefit of such courses, shall be reimbursed by the Company in an amount not to exceed fifty thousand (S50,000) dollars in each of the calendar years 1984 and 1985, and ten thousand ($10,000) dollars in any subsequent calendar year.
Miscellaneous
- 26. The Company shall have the right to inspect the books and records of the Nuclear Science Technology Program on the College campus and in the presence of the Director of Administrative Services to the extent necessary to audit and verify the accuracy of any invoice submitted by the College to the' Company pursuant to this Agreement.
- 27. All notices required by this Agreement shall be delivered or mailed by certified, first class mail to the following addresses:
COLLEGE: Donald R. Welter, President Thames Valley State Technical College 574 New London Turnpike Norwich, Connecticut 06360 l
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COMPANY: Jerome T. Maher Manager Nuclear Training Northeast Utilities Service Company P. O. Box 270 Hartford, CT 06141 Either party may change such address by written notice to the other.
- 28. The parties agree and warrant that in the performance of this contract they will not discriminate or permit discrimina-tion against any person or group of persons on the grounds of race, color, religious creed, age, marital status, national origin, sex, mental retardption, or physical disability including, but not limited to blindness, unless it is shown by the parties that such disability prevents performance of the work involved, in any manner prohibited by the laws of the United States or of the State of Connecticut, and further agrees to provide the ommission on Human Rights and Opportunities with such information requested by the Commission ff, ancerning the employment practices and procedures of the contractor as relate to the provision #'
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Q i,,\ig College harmless from any cost, liability, claim, action or prit%Iv proceeding for injury to persons (including death) or damages to prop'erty which may arise or be claimed to have arisen from the Company's negligent actions or omissions, except to the extent such injury or damage may be attributable to the negligent actions or omissions of the College, its employees, agents or those under its control.
- 30. This Agreement constitutes the entire understanding between the parties, no previous written or oral representations l
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- 31. This Agreement may be modified only by a written Amendment signed by both parties. !
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this j i
Agreement to be executed by their respective, duly authorized representatives as of November 16, 1983.
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- AMENDMENT NO. 1 AGREEMENT CONCERNING ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAM October, 1985 '
THIS AMENDMENT between the Board of Trustees for State Technical College System, State of Connecticut, pursuant to Section 10a-81 of the Connecticut General Statutes on behalf of !
Thames Valley Technical College (" College"), and Northeast I Utilities Service Company, a Connecticut corporation with offices at Selden Street, Berlin, Connecticut-(" Company"),
WITNESSETH:
- WHEREAS, the parties entered into an Agreement dated as of November 16, 1983
(" Agreement") to establish an Associate in Science Degree Program at the College, and WHEREAS, after further negotiation the parties have agreed te i amend the Agreement, l
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the promises and other valuable consideration exchanged between the parties, the 1 l
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Engineering Technology". !
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l Reimbursement for Textbooks j
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- a. Within the first two weeks of each term the College shall provide required textbooks to each student ,
registered by the Company. Before the end of each term the College shall submit an invoice to the Company itemizing by student name all books provided during that term. The Company shall pay l each invoice or provide its written objections within forty-five (45) days of the date it receives the invoice.
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- b. Prior to the commencement of each term, the Company l
1 shall designate in writing to the College each student who will receive scholarship support during that term and the amount of such support. Before each term the Company shall pay to the College's Welfare rund sums sufficient for the College to 1 make monthly scholarship payments to each scholarship student. The College shall maintain an accounting of all funds received and paid.
3 Partial Course Fee Reimbursement for Students from the !
General Public
- c. The parties acknowledge that the cost for students participating in the Program presently exceeds the tuition for equivalent full-time day programs !
offered by the College. In order to encourage participation in the Program by members of the general public, the Company shall pay the College such excess amount for each student fron the general public who enrolls in the Program as an element of " minimum reimbursement" described in i paragraph 13 of the Agreement. The Company shall t
have the right to terminate the support described 3 in this paragraph upon one year's prior written notice to the College given on or before June 30, of any year during which the Agreement is in effect.
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The College shall maintain the following records for a period of at least three (3) years and shall 1 make such records available during normal business hours for audit by the Company, or its designee:
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- 2. The syllabus, attendance record and i' examination formats for each course consistent with established college procedures.
- 3. Copies of all materials concerning the Nuclear Engineering Technology Program which are l distributed, used for promotional purposes or )
otherwise provided to third parties.
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- e. The Company shall, as part of " minimum i reimbursement" to the College, fund a full-time faculty member in addition to the Department Chairperson. The teaching assignments of both shall be predominantly dedicated to the Program.
The College and Company shall consult in the selection of an individual to fill this position who has at least three (3) years experience in nuclear engineering disciplines either in industry or education.
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In order to facilitate scheduling, reduce costs, and enhance the quality of the Program, the College !
shall use its best efforts to schedule its regular faculty members to teach both nuclear and !
non-nuclear courses in the Program as part of each person's normal teaching schedule.
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In order to assure that the Program is meeting its l
intended purposes, the College and the company shall periodically conduct evaluations of the instructors, course content, and overall operation' !
of the Program. The parties shall consult s
concerning the resultsoof the evaluations, and the College shall give full consideration to the Company's recommendations.
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Paragraph 25 of the Agreement shall be deleted and the following substituted:
Upon mutual agreement, the company shall reimburse the College for the capital costs (including installation costs) incurred by the College to provide laboratory equipment necessary for the
courses contained in the Program or any Special Sections requested by the Company. Such reimbursement shall not exceed Fifty Thousand (S50,000) Dollars for each of the calendar years 1985 and 1986, and Ten Thousand ($10,000) Dollars in any subsequent calendar year through 1991.
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Schedules A and B are revised as attached. Schedule A or B of the Agreement may, at any time be revised by supplemental schedules accepted in writing by the College's President and the Company's Manager of Nuclear Training, or their respective designees.
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Except to the extent specifically affected by this Amendment No. 1, the terms and conditions of the Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this
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Amendment No. I to be executed by their duly authorized representatives.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES THE STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE SYSTEM, '
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ON BEHALF OF THAMES VALLEY STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE "
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SCHEDULE A TEAMES VALLEY STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE NUCLEAR ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Effective September 1, 1985 i
TIRSC YEAR SECOND YEAR Weekly Qtr Weekly TIRST OUARTER CI Lab Cr Otr rOURTH OUARTER^ CI Lab Cr DP-236 Bazac ~7 ~~7 ~I~ NS 120 Reactor ~7 0 4 Theory I MA 110 Tech. Math. I 4 0 4 MA 210 Calculus II 4 0 LPH 111 Physics (Mech) 3 2 4 MT 231 Appl. Thermo. I 4 4
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