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Forwards Summary of Evaluation of Util Nuclear Svc Cooling Water Pumps Npsh.Results Indicate That Pumps Will Have Discharge Pressures Similar to Unit 1 at 4.5 Ft Basin Water Level
ML20235M955
Person / Time
Site: Vogtle 
Issue date: 02/24/1989
From: Bailey J
GEORGIA POWER CO., SOUTHERN COMPANY SERVICES, INC.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM)
References
GN-1581, NUDOCS 8902280517
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PLANT V0 GILE - UNIT 2 NRC DOCKET NUMBER 50-425 OPERATING LICENSE NUMBER NPF 79 RAI: FSAR CHAPTER 14 NSCW NPSH EVALUATION Gebtlemen:

Georgia Power. Company letter GN-1566 dated January 27, 1989, stated that-we were performing an evaluation using the Unit 1 and Unit 2 test data to verify.the Unit.2 nuclear service cooling water (NSCW) pumps net positive suction head (NPSH) would be acceptable at a 4.5 foot basin level. This evaluation is now complete and is summarized in the attachment.

The results inidicate that the Unit 2 pumps will have discharge pressures similar to the Unit 1 pumps at the 4.5 foot basin water level.

If you should require additional 'information, please do not hesitate to centact me.

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M ATTACHMENT EVALUATION OF NSCW NPSH DATA As described in letter GN-1566 of January 27, 1989, at, evalaution of the NSCW data from Unit 1 and Unit 2 has been performed which verifies that the Unit 2 pump performance is acceptable at the j

basin level of the Unit 1 NPSH test.

This evaluation is based on the. fact that the actual performance head characteristics of the NSCW pumps for Unit 1 and Unit 2 are essentially the same.

In the following steps we have extrapolated the head of the Unit 2 pumps at the normal operating levels down to the level of the Unit 1

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NPSH pump runs and ~we compared the extrapolated Unit 2 pump 1

discharge pressure to the actual Unit 1 discharge pressure at the same basin level.

Total Developed Head (TDH) - Discharge Pressure - Suction Pressure-

+ gage elevation correction.

Discharne Preasures l

114 psig 263.3 ft.

Preop run (Unit 2) Pumps 1 & 3 170.9 ft.

74 psig NPSH Test (Unit 1) Pump 1 164.0 ft.

71 psig Pump 3-

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Normal level for preop run Unit 2 85' head above impeller 217.5' elevation

. Elevation of pump impeller 132.5' elevation Level for NPSH Test 9' head above impeller l '

141.5' elevation l

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l Elevation of discharge pressure gage for preop 76.5' head above impeller 209' elevation Elevation of discharge pressure gage for NPSH test -

90' of head above inpeller 222.5' elevation l! nit 2 Pumu TDH TDH - Discharge Pressure - Suction Pressure + Cage Elevation Cor.

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Discharge Pressure - 254.8 + 9 173.8' or 75.2 psig This elvaluation concludes that the Unit 2 extrapolated pump discharge pressure for pumps 1 and 3 is 75.2 psig as compared to the actual Unit 1 pump dis. charge pressures of 74 and 71 psig for pumps 1 and 3.

Acceptable results would also be obtained for the other Unit 2 pumps.

This discharge pressure for the Unit 2 pumps as well as the similar piping design of the' Unit 1 and 2 NSCW j

systems indicates that the Unit 2 NSCW pumps will successfully operate at the NPSH water elevation of 141.5'.

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