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Responds to Generic Ltr 88-14, Instrument Air Supply Sys Problems Affecting Safety-Related Equipment. Verification of Failure Position of Cooling Water Supply Valves to Emergency Diesel Generators Will Done During Monthly Tests
ML20235N588
Person / Time
Site: Prairie Island  Xcel Energy icon.png
Issue date: 02/20/1989
From: Musolf D
NORTHERN STATES POWER CO.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM)
References
GL-88-14, NUDOCS 8903010295
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February 20, 1989 Generic Letter 88-14

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Director of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U S Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attn: Document Control Desk Washington, DC 20555 PRAIRIE ISLAND NUCLEAR GENERATING PIANT DOCKET NOS. 50-282 LICENSE NOS DPR-42 50-306 DFR-60 Response to Generic Letter 88-14 Instrument Air Supply System Problems Affecting Safety-Related Equipment Attached is our response to Gene::B Letter 88-14, " Instrument Air Supply System Problems Affecting Safety-Related Equipment," for the Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant.

NUREG-1275, Volume 2, has been reviewed and a design and operations verification of the instrument air system has been conducted.

Please contact us if you have any questions related to our response, bn.'O Rs David Musolf Manager Nuclear Support Services c: Regional Administrator-III, NRC NRR Project Manager, NRC Resident Inspector, NRC G Charnoff Attachment l

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UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGUIATORY COMMISSION NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY PRAIRIE ISLAND NUCLEAR GENERATING PLANT DOCKET NOS. 50-282 50-306 RESPONSE TO GENERIC LETTER 88-14 Northern States Power Company, a Minnesota corporation, with this letter is submitting confirmation that verification as described in Generic Letter 88-14 has been perforued as described in our response dated February 20, 1989.

This letter contains no restricted or other defense information.

'7THERN STATES POWER COMPANY By O N.M ManagerNuclearSupportSer\\

David Musolf vices On this40 day ofIalhuL,/9f9 before me a notary public in and for said County, personallyflip'peared David Musolf, Manager Nuclear Support Services, and being first duly sworn acknowledged that he is authorized to execute this document on behalf of Northern States Power Company, that he knows the contents thereof, and that to the best of his knowledge, information, and belief the statements made in it are true and that it is not interposed for delay.

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NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY PRAIRIE ISIAND NUCLEAR GENERATING PIANT RESPONSE TO GENERIC LETTER 88-14 l

l Instrument Air Ouality Verification l

Four test points in the Instrument Air system were sampled for water, oil, l

I and particulate by an industrial hygienist. The sample locations were selected to provide a representative sample of overall air system quality at points well downstream of the system's air dryers. Air samples from all four test points were found to be acceptable based on the requirements of air quality standard ISA-57.3, " Quality Standard for Instrument Air".

The air samples were not specifically tested for particle size.

Instead, a pre-weighed 5 micron filter was used to obtain a particulate sample.

The accumulated particulate concentration for a 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> period was measured and was found to be at the minimum detectable level. Vendors of safety-related valves were contacted to verify that their specifications do not impose stricter air quality requirements than the measured air quality.

A surveillance procedure will be implemented by July 1989 that will test system air quality semi-annually as discussed above.

The location of test points will be changed each time the test is performed. Test results will be used as a baseline for system air quality trending.

The instrument air system will be modified to provide for continuous monitoring of dew point at the discharge of the air dryers.

Air System Maintenance. Emercency Procedures and Traininn Maintenance Practices Preventive maintenance procedures related 20 the Instrument Air compressors and dryers were reviewed for content and frequency based on vendor technical manual recommendations, and were found to be adequate. A summary of this review is provided in Table 1.

Post maintenance testing of air-operated valves includes stroke-time testing, verification of proper stem direction travel, and position verification.

Abnormal Operating Procedures A review of the Instrument and Station Air system operating procedure has been completed with specific attention directed to the section addressing loss of instrument air. The following is a summary of the results of this review:

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1. Indications of Loss of Instrument Air

' Alarms and automatic actions which occur during a loss of instrument air are adequately addressed in the current procedure revision.

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2. Identification of Critical Components The procedure does not identify critical components operated by the Instrument Air system. However, fail positions of critical components are identified either by an engraved "F" on the associated lamp lens cover or by the position designated on the left side of the respective control panel switch.
3. Expected System and Plant Response The procedure lists expected system response, but it does not address integrated plant response or consequences related to an integrated plant response.

This area is adequately addressed in classroom and simulator training. No further revisions to the procedure are planned regarding plant response.

4. Manual Actions The procedure does not address actions to be taken if critical components do not fail in their intended position.

Tho procedure will be revised by July 1989 to include guidance with respect to failure modes of valves equipped with backup air accumulators.

5. Restoration Actions The procedure adequately addresses actions necessary to restore the system to normal operation following a loss of instrument air.

Trainine Classroom and simulator training for operators was reviewed with the plant training staff and found to be adequate.

The following training has been accomplished or scheduled.

1. Classroom Training
a. License Requalification Training on Station and Instrument Air systems was performed early in 1987.
b. Additional License Requalification Training is scheduled for 1989.
c. INPO SOER 88-1 and IE Notice 87-28 were discussed in industry event lectures presented during the sixth requal cycle of 1988
2. Simulator Training
a. SOER 88-1 was added to simulator scenario 116 in the "related event" section.

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b. A one-hour scenario followed the classroom instruction provided early in 1987.
c. Additional simulator training is scheduled for 1989.

Review of System Desinn and Valve Failure Positions Air Supolv Original calculations for the sizing of the Instrument Air system, including compressors, air dryers, air receivers, and headers were reviewed and found to be adequate. Air-operated valve and instrument design loads, and system pre-operational tests were also reviewed.

Accumulator Tanks Safety-related valves that are equipped with backup air accumulator tanks are depicted with an asterisk in Table 2.

Accumulators associated with these valves were either vendor designed and specified in the valve's procurement specifications, or were of a generic design provided by the Architect Engineer. Applicable sections of the FSAR, USAR and mechanical performance specifications for these valves were reviewed to determine the functional requirements of the accumulators.

System pre-operational tests were also reviewed to verify accumulator performance was consistent with specifications. A summary of this review follows.

It should be noted that only the pressurizer power-operated relief valves and the containment vacuum breakers require an active source of instrument air to perform their design function.

1. Pressurizer Power-Operated Relief Valves Pressurizer PORV's were retrofitted with backup air accumulators in 1977 to improve the reliability of the Over Pressure Protection System (OPPS).

Each accumulator provides air for approximately 15 valve openings. The accumulators were originally procured with a specification to cycle the valves a minimum of 75 times without instrument air header pressure. A subsequent NRC Safety Evaluation Report (Reference 7) found the backup air supply to be acceptable.

2. Main Steam Isolation Valves MSIV's are equipped with accumulators supplied by the valve manufacturer which were designed to reduce the possibility that fluctuations in instrument air pressure could result in an inadvertent valve closure. The MSIV safety function is to close and remain closed. The accumulators help maintain the valves open during normal operation. No specific tests related to MSIV accumulator performance were found, and since the accumulators are provided in response to operational concerns and do not provide a safety function, no testing of the accumulators is deemed necessary.
3. Turbine Driven AFW Pump Steam Supply The turbine-driven AFW pumps were modified in 1981 to change the motor-operated steam supply isolation valve to an air-operated I

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valve.

This valve is equipped with a backup accumulator designed for 2 valve operation cycles. Operational testing verified that

' the accumulator performance was consistent with specifications with its normal instrument air supply depressurized.

4. Containment Vacuum Breakers The Containment Vacuum Breakers consist of a fail-closed check valve in series with a fail-open butterfly isolation valve. Air is provided to the check valve for testing purposes only The isolation valve is equipped with a vendor-supplied accumulator designed for 2 valve operation cycles.

The common air supply to both valves is provided with a NAVC0 accumulator for which design base information could not be located. Testing of the valves with the normal instrument air supply isolated revealed that the accumulators were capable of providing air for 10 valve operating cycles. No reference in the valve procurement specifications or the USAR is made with respect to the functional requirements of a backup accumulator. However, the fail-open isolation valve is required to close on a containment isolation signal and the accumulators ensure that the valves will close in the event of a loss of air pressure.

5. Steam Generator Power Operated Relief Valves Each relief valve is equipped with a NAVCO accumulator for which design basis information could not be located.

Pre-operational testing did not include cycling of these valves with the instrument air supply depressurized. No reference to the functional requirements of the backup accumulators was found in the USAR or valve procurement specifications. However, the valve is equipped with a manual operator to provide for local operation should the normal and backup air supply fail.

Valve Failure Positions References 1 through 4 were used to compile a list of functional safety-related air-operated components for the purpose of failure position verification.

The components identified are listed in Table 2 along with their design failure position.

System pre operational test records were reviewed to identify any pre-operational tests performed on the components specified in Table 2.

The applicable pre-operational tests were then reviewed to determine the adequacy of the test and associated documentation.

Pre-operational tests which were found have to adequately verified the component failure position are listed in Table 2 with the associated component. As can be seen in Table 2, the failure position of several of the air-operated components could not be verified from the review of the pre-operational test records.

l The surveillance test program was also reviewed to identify surveillance procedures which could be shown to verify the failure position of the components listed in Table 2.

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were reviewed along with the configuration of the components and their control circuitry. The surveillance tests which were found to adequately verify' component failure position are listed in Table 2 with the associated

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component.

The surveillance procedures referenced include the response to safeguards signal test (SP 1083 and SP 2083), steam exclusion damper test (SP 1112), and valve exercise tests associated with Section XI testing.

Procedures could not be located which verified the failure position of the cooling water supply valves to the emergency diesel generators (CV-31505 and CV-31506).

This verification will be performed during the next monthly surveillance test of the emergency diesel generators.

Referepces l

1.

Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant ASME Code Section XI Inservice j

Inspection and Testing Program.

2.

Equipment Required to Function During those Design Base Accidents that Cause Harsh Environments.

Prepared by Flour Engineers, Inc.

May 5, 1985.

3.

Station Blackout Coping Study.

Prepared by Flour Engineers, Inc.

September, 1987.

4.

Prairie Island Updated Safety Analysis Report 5.

Design Report for Back-Up Air Supply System of Pressurizer Safety Relief Valves, Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant.

Prepared by Nuclear Technology, Inc, February 2, 1978.

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Design Review for Back-Up Air Supply System of Pressurizer Safety Relief Valves at Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant, Units 1 & 2.

February 8, 1988.

7.

NRC Safety Evaluation Report supporting License Amendment Numbers 38 to DPR-42, and 32 to DPR-60, dated August 3, 1979.

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TITLE FAIL POSITION PROCEDURE REFERENCE CD-34072 11 FAN COIL DISCH OPEN SP 1083 TO CONTM DOME CD-34073 11 FAN COIL DISCH CLOSE SP 1083 TO BOOSTER FANS CD-34074 12 FAN COIL DISCH OPEN SP 1083 TO CONTH DOME i

CD-34075 12 FAN COIL DISCH CLOSE SP 1083 TO B0OSTER FANS CD-34076 13 FAN COIL DISCH OPEN SP 1083 TO CONTM DOME CD-34077 13 FAN COIL DISCH CLOSE SP 1083 TO BOOSTER FANS CD-34078 14 FAN COIL DISCH OPEN SP 1083 TO CONTM DOME CD-34079 14 FAN '. IL DISCH CLOSE SP 1083 TO BOOSTER FANS CD-34080 21 FAN COIL DISCH OPEN SP 2083 TO CONTM DOME CD-34081 21 FAN COIL DISCH CLOSE SP 2083 TO B0OSTER FANS CD-34082 22 FAN COIL DISCH OPEN SP 2083 TO CONTM DOME 1

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' PROCEDURE REFERENCE CD-34136 11 SCAVENGING & COMB OPEN PRE OP 55 AIR DAMPER

'CD-34137 11 CLASS I ROOF EXH OPEN PRE OP 55 FAN DISCH DAMPER CD-34138 12 CLASS I ROOF EXH OPEN PRE OP 55 FAN DISCH DAMPER CD-34139 21 SCAVENGING & COMB OPEN PRE OP 55 AIR DAMPER CD-34142 121 CONTROL RM AIR CLOSE PRE OP 57 i

HANDLER OA SPLY DAMPER SP 2083 CD-34143 121 CONTROL RM AIR OPEN PRE OP 57 HANDLER DISCH DAMPER CD-34144 122 CONTROL RM AIR OPEN PRE OP 57 HANDLER DISCH DAMPER CD-34145 122 CONTROL RM AIR CLOSE PRE OP 57 HANDLER OA SPLY DAMPER SP 2083 CD-34146 CTRL RM EXH STM EXCL CLOSE PRE OP 57 CONTROL DAMPER TR A CD-34147 CTRL RM EXH STM EXCL CLOSE PRE OP 57 CONTROL DAMPER TR B CD-34176 121 CONTROL RM OA ROOF CLOSE PRE OP 57 ISOLATION DAMPER CD-34177 122 CONTROL RM OA ROOF CLOSE PRE OP 57 ISOLATION DAMPER CD-34178 121 CONTROL RM PAC CLOSE PRE OP 57 FILTER OA SUPPLY CD-34179 121 CONTROL RM PAC OPEN PRE OP 57 FILTER SUPPLY DAMPER CD-34180 122 CONTROL RM PAC CLOSE PRE OP 57 FILTER OA SUPPLY CD-34181 122 CONTROL RM PAC OPEN PRE OP 57 FILTER SUPPLY DAMPER

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TITLE FAIL POSITION PROCEDURE REFERENCE CD-34182 121 CTRL RM CLEAN-UP OPEN PRE 0P 57 FAN DISCHARGE DAMPER CD-34183 122 CTRL RM CLEAN-UP OPEN PRE OP 57 FAN DISCHARGE DAMPER CD-34185 WST GAS STOR' RETURN CLOSE PRE OP 58.

STM EXCL TRAIN A SP 1112 CD-34186 WST GAS STOR RETURN CLOSE

. PRE OP 58 STM EXCL TRAIN B SP 1112 CD-34187 121 AUX BLDC'SPLY STM CLOSE PRE OP 58 EXCL TRAIN A SP 1112 CD-34188 121' AUX BLDG SPLY STM CLOSE PRE OP 58 EXCL TRAIN B SP 1112 CD-34189 122 AUX BLDG SPLY'STM CLOSE PRE OP 58 EXCL TRAIN A SP 1112 CD-34190 122 AUX BLDG SPLY STM CLOSE PRE OP 58 EXCL TRAIN B SP 1112 CD-34191 1 TURB BLDG 480V SWGR CLOSE SP 1112 RETURN STM EXCL TR A CD-34192 1 TURB BLDG 480V SWGR CLOSE SP 1112 RETURN STM EXCL TR B CD-34193 2 TURB BLDG 480V SWGR CLOSE SP 1112 RETURN STM EXCL TR A CD-34194 2 TURB BLDG 480V SWGR CLOSE SP 1112 RETURN STM EXCL TR B CD-34195 11/12 BATT ROOM SUPPLY CLOSE SP 1112 STM EXCL TRAIN A CD-34196 11/12 BATT ROOM SUPPLY CLOSE SP 1112 STM EXCL TRAIN B CD-34197 21/22 BATT ROOM SUPPLY CLOSE SP 1112 STM EXCL TRAIN A CD 34198 21/22 BATT ROOM SUPPLY CLOSE SP 1112 STM EXCL TRAIN B

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CD-34200 1 TURB BLDG 4160V SWGR CLOSE SP 1112 SUPPLY STM EXCL TRAIN B CD-34201 2 TURB BLDG 4160V SWGR CLOSE SP 1112 SUPPLY STM EXCL TRAIN A CD-34202 2 TURB BLDG 4160V SWGR CLOSE SP 1112 SUPPLY STM EXCL TRAIN B CV-31019 1 CONTM AIR SAMPLE SPLY CLOSE SP 1083 INTERNAL ISOLATION CV-31022 1 CONTM AIR SAMPLI RTN CLOSE SP 1083 EXTERNAL ISOLATION CV-31084

  • 11 STM GEN MAIN STM CLOSE PRE OP 38 SAFETY RELIEF TO ATM SP 1111 CV-31089
  • 12 STM GEN MAIN STM CLOSE PRE OP 38 SAFETY RELIEF TO ATM SP 1111 CV-31092 1 CONTM AIR SAMPLE RTN CLOSE SP 1083 INTERNAL ISOLATION i

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  • 21 STM GEN MAIN STM CLOSE PRE OP 38 SAFETY RELIEF TO ATM SP 2111 CV-31107
  • 22 STM GEN MAIN STM CLOSE PRE OP 38 SAFETY RELIEF TO ATM SP 2111 CV-31116

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TITLE FAIL POSITION PROCEDURE REFERENCE CV-31153 11 AFW PUMP DISCH OPEN SP 1102 RECIRC TO LO CLR CV-31154 12 AFW PUMP DISCH OPEN SP 1100 RECIRC TO LO CLR CV-31198 CHARGING LINE TO 11 OPEN PRE OP 13.2 REGEN HEAT EX SP 1281 CV-31209 21 RC LOOP PRT N2 CLOSE PRS OF 43.1 SUPPLY ISOLATION SP 2083 CV-31211 CHARGING LINE TO 21 OPEN PRE OP 13.2 REGEN HEAT EX SP 2281 CV-31221 11 RC LOOP PRT N2 CLOSE PRE OP 43.1 SUPPLY ISOLATION SP 1083 CV-31226 11 LETDOWN LINE ISOL CLOSE PRE OP 13.2 SP 1162 CV-31230 21 LETDOWN LINE ISOL CLOSE PRE OP 13.2 SP 2162 CV-31231

  • 1 PRESSURIZER POWER OP CLOSE SP 1291 RELIEF VALVE CV B CV-31232
  • 1 PRESSURIZER POWER OP CLOSE SP 1291 RELIEF VALVE CV A CV-31233
  • 2 PRESSURIZER POWER OP CLOSE SP 2291 RELIEF VALVE CV B CV-31234
  • 2 PRESSURIZER POWER OP CLOSE SP 2291 RELIEF VALVE CV A CV-31235 11 RHR HEAT EXCHANGER OPEN PRE OP 28 OUTLET LOOP B CV CV-31236 12 RHR HEAT EXCHANGER OPEN PRE OP 28 OUTLET LOOP B CV CV-31237 11/12 RHR HEAT EXCHANGER CLOSE PRE OP 28 BYPASS FLOW CV CV-31238 21 RHR HEAT EXCHANGER OPEN PRE OP 28 OUTLET LOOP B CV

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TITLE FAIL POSITION PROCEDURE REFERENCE CV-31239' 22 RHR HEAT EXCHANGER OPEN PRE OP 28 OUTLET LOOP B CV

' CV-31240 21/22 RHR HEAT EXCHANGER CLOSE PRE OP 28 BYPASS FLOW CV CV-31252 11 EXCESS LETDOWN HEAT CIDSE PRE OP 4 EXCHANGER CC OUTLET SP.1083 CV 31253 21 EXCESS LETDOWN HEAT CLOSE PRE OP 4 EXCHANGER'CC OUTLET SP 2083 CV-31255 12 LETDOWN LINE ISOL CLOSE PRE OP 13.2 SP 1162 CV-31279 22 LETDOWN LINE ISOL CLOSE PRE OP 13.2 SP 2162 CV-31310 1 CNTMT IN-SERVICE CLOSE PRE OP 62 PURGE EXH.ISOL CV B CV-31311 1 CNTMT IN-SERVICE CLOSE PRE OP 62

-PURGE EXH ISOL CV A CV-31312 1 CNTMT PURGE SUPPLY CLOSE PRE OP 63 ISOLATION CV-31314 2 CNTMT IN-SERVICE CLOSE PRE OP 63 PURGE EXH ISOL CV B CV-31315 2 CNTMT IN-SERVICE CLOSE PRE OP 63 PURGE EXH ISOL CV A CV-31316 2 CNTMT PURGE SUPPLY CLOSE PRE OP 62 IS01ATION CV-31318 UNIT 1 PRT TO 121 GAS CLOSE PRE OP 43.1 ANALYZER ISOL A SP 1083 CV-31319 UNIT 1 PRT TO 121 GAS CLOSE PRE OP 43.1 ANALYZER ISOL B SP 1083 CV-31321 UNIT 1 REACTOR MAKE-UP CLOSE PRE OP 43.1 SUPPLY ISOLATION SP 1083 CV-31325 1 LETDOWN ORF ISOL A CLOSE PRE OP 13.2 SP 1083 i

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TITLE FAIL POSITION PROCEDURE REFERENCE CV-31326 1 LETDOWN ORF ISOL B CLOSE PRE OP 13.2 SP 1083 CV-31327 1 LETDOWN ORF ISOL C CIDSE PRE OP 13.2 SP 1083 CV-31339 UNIT 1 LETDOWN LINE CLOSE PRE OP 13.2 CONTM ISOLATION SP 1083 CV-31342 UNIT 2 REACTOR MAKE-UP CIDSE SP 2083 SUPPLY ISOLATION CV-31344 UNIT 2 PRT TO 121 GAS CLOSE SP 2083 ANALYZER ISOL A CV-31345 UNIT 2 PRT TO 121 GAS CIDSE SP 2083 ANALYZER ISOL B CV-31347 2 LETDOWN ORF ISOL A CLOSE PRE OP 5 SP 2083 CV-31348 2 LETDOWN ORF ISOL B CLOSE PRE OP 5 SP 2083 CV-31349 2 LETDOWN ORF ISOL C CLOSE PRE OP 5 SP 2083 CV-31381 COOLING WATER FROM 11 OPEN PRE OP 9.6 CC HEAT EXCHANGER CV-31383 COOLING WATER FROM 21 OPEN PRE OP 5 CC HEAT EXCHANGER CV-31384 COOLING WATER FROM 22 OPEN PRE OP 5 CC HEAT EXCHANGER CV-31402 11 SG BLOWDOWN SAMPLE CLOSE SP 1083 ISOLATION B CV-31403 12 SG BLDWDOWN SAMPLE CLOSE SP 1083 ISOLATION B CV-31411 COOLING WATER FROM 12 OPEN PRE OP 9.6 CC HEAT EXCHANGER CV-31412 21 SG BLOWDOWN SAMPLE CLOSE SP 2083 ISOLATION B i

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TITLE FAIL POSITION PROCEDURE REFERENCE CV-31413 22 SG BLOWDOWN SAMPLE CLOSE SP 2083 ISOLATION B CV-31418 21 AFW PUMP DISCH OPEN SP 2100 RECIRC TO LO CLR CV-31419 22 AFW PUMP DISCH OPEN SP 2102 RECIRC TO LO CLR CV-31423 12 DSL-DRIVEN CLC WTR OPEN SP 1106A PUMP JACKET CLR OUT CV-31430 UNIT 2 LETDOWN LINE CLOSE SP 1083 CONTM ISOLATION CV-31434 11 RC DRAIN TANK VENT CLOSE SP 1083 HEADER ISOLATION CV A CV-31435 11 RC DRAIN TANK VENT CLOSE SP 1083 HEADER ISOLATION CV B CV-31436 11/12 RC DRAIN TANKS-CIDSE SP 1083 PUMP'S DISCH CV A CV-31437 11/12 RC DRAIN TANKS CLOSE SP 1083 PUMP'S DISCH CV B CV-31438 1 CONTM SUMP A PUMPS CLOSE SP 1083 DISCH HEADER CV A CV-31439 1 CONTM SUMP A PUMPS CLOSE SP 1083 DISCH HEADER CV B CV-31440 11/12 ACCUMULATOR N2 CLOSE PRE OP'27.1 SUPPLY IS01ATION SP 1282 CV-31441 11 RC ACCUMULATOR N2 CLOSE PRE OP 27.1 SUPPLY SP 1282 CV-31444 12 RC ACCUMULATOR N2 CLOSE PRE OP 27.1 SUPPLY SP 1282 CV-31457 22 DSL-DRIVEN CLG WTR OPEN SP 1106B PUMP JACKET CLR OUT CV-31505 D1 DIESEL GENERATOR OPEN I

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TITLE FAIL POSITION PROCEDURE REFERENCE CV-31506 D2 DIESEL GENERATOR OPEN WATER SUPPLY CV-31511 21 RC ACCUMULATOR N2 CLOSE PRE OP 27.1 SUPPLY SP 2282 CV-31512 22 RC ACCUMULATOR N2 CLOSE PRE OP 27.1 SUPPLY SP 2282 CV-31545 11 RC DRAIN TANK TO CIASE SP 1083 CAS ANALYZER CV A CV-31546 11 RC DRAIN TANK TO CLOSE SP 1083 GAS ANALYZER CV B CV-31554 21/22 ACCUMULATOR N2 CLOSE PRE OP 27.1 SUPPLY ISOLATION SP 2282 CV-31569 1 CNTMT PURGE EXHAUST CLOSE PRE OP 63 ISOLATION CV-31574 2 CNTMT PURGE EXHAUST CLOSE PRE OP 62 ISOLATION CV-31619 2 CONTM SUMP A PUMPS CLOSE SP 2083 DISCH HEADER CV A CV-31620 2 CONTM SUMP A PUMPS CLOSE SP 2083 DISCH HEADER CV B CV-31621

  • 11 CONTM VESSEL POWER OPEN SP 1083 OP VACUUM BREAKER CV-31622
  • 12 CONTM VESSEL POWER OPEN SP 1083 OP VACUUM LREAKER CV-31624
  • 11 CONTM VESSEL GRAVITY CIDSE SP 1130 VACUUM BREAKER CV-31625
  • 12 CONTM VESSEL GRAVITY CLOSE SP 1130 l

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  • 21 CONTM VESSEL POWER OPEN SP 2083 OP VACUUM BREAKER CV-31628
  • 22 CONTM VESSEL POWER OPEN SP 2083 OP VACUUM BREAKER t

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TITLE FAIL POSITION PROCEDURE REFERENCE CV-31630

  • 21 CONTM VESSEL GRAVITY CwSE SP 2130 VACUUM BREAKER CV-31631
  • 22 CONTM VESSEL GRAVITY CLOSE SP 2130 VACUUM BREAKER CV-31633 1 CNTMT IN-SERVICE CLOSE PRE OP 62 PURGE SPLY ISOL CV B CV-31634 1 CNTMT IN-SERVICE CLOSE PRE OP 62 PURGE SPLY ISOL CV A CV-31635 2 CNTMT IN-SERVICE CLOSE PRE OP 63 PURGE SPLY ISOL CV B CV-31636 2 CNTMT IN-SERVICE CLOSE PRE OP 63 PURGE SPLY ISOL CV A CV-31637 11 SG BMWDOWN SAMPLE CMSE SP 1083 ISOLATION CV B CV-31638 12 SG BLOWDOWN SAMPLE CLOSE SP 1083 IS01ATION CV B CV-31639 21 SG BLOWDOWN SAMPLE CMSE SP 2083 ISOLATION CV B CV-31640 22 SG BLOWDOWN SAMPLE CLOSE SP 2083 ISOLATION CV B CV-31642 2 CONTM AIR SAMPLE SPLY CLOSE SP 2083 EXTERNAL ISOLATION CV-31643 2 CONTM AIR SAMPLE SPLY CLOSE SP 2083 INTERNAL ISOLATION CV-31644 2 CONTM AIR SAMPLE RTN CLOSE SP 2083 EXTERNAL ISOLATION CV-31652 11 COOLING WATER OPEN SP 1151 STRAINER BACKWASH CV-31653 12 COOLING WATER OPEN SP 1151 STRAINER BACKWASH CV-31654 21 COOLING WATER OPEN SP 1151 STRAINER BACKWASH

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TITLE FAIL POSITION PROCEDURE REFERENCE CV-31655 22 COOLING WATER OPEN SP 1151 STRAINER BACKWASH CV-31731 21 RC DRAIN TANK TO CLOSE SP,W3 GAS ANALYZER CV A CV-31732 21 RC DRAIN TANK TO CLOSE SP 2083 GAS ANALYZER CV B CV-31733 21 RC DRAIN TANK VENT CLOSE SP 1083 HEADER ISOLATION CV A CV-31734 21 RC DRAIN TANK VENT CIDSE SP 1083 HEADER ISOLATION CV B CV-31735 21/22 RC DRAIN TANKS CLOSE SP 2083 PUMP'S DISCH CV A CV-31736 21/22 RC DRAIN TANKS CLOSE SP 2083 i

PUMP'S DISCH CV B CV-31740 1 REACTOR BUILDING CLOSE SP 1083 INSTRUMENT AIR ISOL SP 1292 CV-31741 1 REACTOR BUILDING CLOSE SP 1083 l

INSTRUMENT AIR ISOL SP 1292 CV-31742 2 REACTOR BUILDING CLOSE SP 2083 INSTRUMENT AIR ISOL SP 2292 CV-31743 2 REACTOR BUILDING CIDSE SP 2083 INSTRUMENT AIR ISOL SP 2292 CV-31750 1 CONTM AIR SAMPLE CLOSE

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SPLY EXTERNAL ISOL CV-31751 22 RHR PUMP FAN COIL OPEN PRE OP 56 CHILL WATER SUPPLY CV-31752 21 RHn EUMP 2AN COIL OPEN PRE OP 56 CHILL 'JMLa SUPPLY CV-31753 12 RHR PUMP FAN COIL OPEN PRE OP 56 CHILL WATER SUPPLY CV-31754 11 RHR PUMP FAN COIL OPEN PRE OP 56 CHILL WATER SUPPLY I

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TITLE FAIL POSITION PROCEDURE REFERENCE CV-31755 26 SFGRDS SWGR FAN OPEN PRE OP 56 COIL CHILL WTR SPLY CV-31756 25 SFGRDS SWGR FAN OPEN PRE OP 56 COIL-CHILL WTR SPLY CV-31757 16 SFGRDS SWGR FAN OPEN PRE-OP 56 COIL CHILL WTR SPLY CV-31758 15 SFGRDS SWGR FAN OPEN PRE OP 56 COIL. CHILL WTR SPLY CV-31759 122N REIAY ROOM FAN OPEN PRE OP 56 COIL CHILL ~WTR SPLY CV-31760 121N RELAY ROOM FAN OPEN PRE OP 56 COIL CHILL WTR SPLY

-CV-31761 122S RELAY ROOM FAN OPEN PRE OP 56 COIL CHILL WTR SPLY CV-31762.

121S RELAY ROOM FAN OPEN PRE OP 56 COIL CHILL WTR SPLY CV-31764 202 SFGRDS SWGR FAN OPEN PRE OP 56 COIL CHILL WTR SPLY CV-31765 201 SFGRDS SWGR FAN OPEN PRE OP 56 COIL CHILL WTR SPLY CV-31766 102 SFGRDS SWGR FAN OPEN PRE OP 56 COIL CHILL WTR SPLY CV-31767 101 SFGRDS SWGR FAN OPEN PRE OP 56 COIL CHILL WTR SPLY CV-31768 122 CTRL RM AC UNIT OPEN PRE OP 56 CHILL WATER SUPPLY CV-31769 121 CTRL RM CHILLER CLOSE PRE OP 56 CDSR CLG TEMP VALVE CV-31785 122 CTRL RM CHILLER CLOSE PRE OP 56 CDSR CLG TEMP VALVE CV-31786 121 CONTROL ROOM AIR OPEN PRE OP 56 HANDLING UNIT

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CV-31837 121/122 CRM CHILLER CLOSE PRE OP 56 I

UNIT OUTLET CROSSOVER SP 2083 CV-3183'8 121/122 CRM CHILLER CLOSE PRE OP 56 UNIT INLET CROSSOVER SP 2083 CV-31923 11 POST LOCA H2 VENT CLOSE PRE OP 78 PRESS TO ANNULUS SP 1252 CV-31924 21 POST LOCA H2 VENT CLOSE PRE OP 78 PRESS TO ANNULUS SP 1252 CV-31925 11 POST LOCA H2 SAMPLE CLOSE PRE OP 78 TO 121 CAS ANALYZER SP 1252 CV-31926 21 POST LOCA H2 SAMPLE CLOSE PRE OP 78 TO 121 GAS ANALYZER SP 1252 CV-31927 12 POST LOCA H2 SAMPLE CLOSE PRE OP 78 TO 121 GAS ANALYZER SP 1252 CV-31928 22 POST LOCA H2 SAMPLE CLOSE PRE OP 78 TO 121 GAS ANALYZER SP 1252 CV-31929 12 POST LOCA H2 VENT CLOSE PRE OP 78 PRESS TO ANNULUS SP 1252 CV-31930 22 POST LOCA H2 VENT CLOSE PRE OP 78 PRESS TO ANNULUS SP 1252 CV-31938 12 CONTM SPRAY SUCTION OPEN PRE OP 77 FROM CAUSTIC STANDPIPE SP 1083 CV-31939 21 CONTM SPRAY SUCTION OPEN PRE OP 50 FROM CAUSTIC STANDPIPE SP 2083 CV-31940 22 CONTM SPRAY SUCTION OPEN PRE OP 50 FROM CAUSTIC STANDPIPE SP 2083 CV-31941 11 CONTM SPRAY SUCTION OPEN PRE OP 77 FROM CAUSTIC STANDPIPE SP 1083 CV-31998

  • 11 TURBINE-DRIVEN AFW OPEN SP 1102 PUMP STEAM SUPPLY CV-31999
  • 22 TURBINE-DRI"EN AFW OPEN SP 2102 PUMP STEAM SUPPLY

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