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MONTHYEARML20196D0241999-06-16016 June 1999 Proposed Tech Specs Re Reactivity Control Incorporating Operating Requirements That Are Consistent with NEDO-21231, Banked Position Withdrawal Sequence ML20206R8161999-05-11011 May 1999 Proposed Tech Specs Re HPCI & RCIC Surveillance Testing ML20206H9771999-05-0505 May 1999 Proposed Tech Specs Modifying Licensing Basis for EDG on- Site Diesel Fuel Storage Requirements & Corresponding TSs ML20205A1451999-03-23023 March 1999 Core Shroud Insp Plan ML20207F1171999-03-0303 March 1999 Proposed Tech Specs Page 3/4.6-13 Re Reactor Vessel Matl Surveillance Program Withdrawal Schedule ML20151S3851998-08-31031 August 1998 Long-Term Program:Semi-Annual Rept ML20237E0851998-08-24024 August 1998 Proposed Tech Specs Pages Supporting Proposed TS Amend Related to EDG AOT ML20236X7191998-07-31031 July 1998 Proposed Tech Specs Page 3/4.9-5 Re Suppl to EDG for Allowed Outage Time ML20249C7101998-06-26026 June 1998 Proposed Tech Specs Correcting Typos & Updating Bases ML20249B3231998-06-15015 June 1998 Revised Complete Set of TS Pages Re Relocation of Radioactive Effluent TS & Radiological Environ Monitoring Program to ODCM ML20217F9341998-03-26026 March 1998 Proposed Tech Specs Re EDG Allowed Outage Time ML20217H2791998-03-25025 March 1998 Proposed Tech Specs 3.6.A.1 & 4.6.A.1,pertaining to Primary Sys Boundary,Thermal & Pressurizations Limitations & Surveillance Requirements & Basis 3/4.6.A ML20203D4981998-02-20020 February 1998 Proposed Tech Specs Pages,Incorporating Ultimate Heat Sink Temperature of 75 F Into TS 3/4.5.B & Bases,As Required by Amend 173 ML20217K5691997-10-24024 October 1997 Proposed Tech Specs Page Adding Footnote Declaring One Containment Isolation valve,30-CK-432,operate for Limited Period Despite Not Being within IST Interval for Reverse Flow Testing ML20211N6871997-09-16016 September 1997 Rev 9 to Procedure 8.I.1.1, Inservice Pump & Valve Testing Program ML20211G2381997-09-15015 September 1997 Rev 8 to PNPS-ODCM, Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Odcm ML20211G2311997-09-12012 September 1997 Proposed Tech Specs Re Radiological Environ Monitoring Program Moved to ODCM ML20216C0631997-08-29029 August 1997 Semi-Annual Long Term Program Schedule ML20210K4381997-08-0808 August 1997 Revised TS Pages 3/4.5-7,B3/4.5-6 & B3/4/.5-7 Requiring Verification That SBO-DG Is Operable Prior to Voluntarily Entering LCO ML20196J0041997-07-22022 July 1997 Proposed Revised TS Bases for Section 3.5.F,correcting Volume of Water Available in Refuel Cavity & Dryer/Separator Pool When Flooded to Elevation 114 Ft & Revising Torus Water Volume to Reflect Volume Above Min Pump NPSH ML20210K3551997-07-0101 July 1997 Rev 16 to Procedure 7.8.1, Water Quality Limits ML20136J5501997-03-0707 March 1997 Proposed Tech Specs Rev for Section 3.10, Core Alterations Allowing Removal of Suspect Fuel Bundles Out of Planned Sequence ML20134C9671997-01-24024 January 1997 Proposed Tech Specs 2.0 Re Safety Limits ML20133A6511996-12-23023 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Power Profile & R-factor Ranges & Correcting Error in GE11 GEXL Correlation Mass Flux Range in GE Design ref,NEDE-31152-P, GE Fuel Bundle Designs ML20100J2521995-11-22022 November 1995 Rev 7 to Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Odcm ML20092B5861995-09-0101 September 1995 Rev 0 to Third Ten-Yr Interval ISI Plan for Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station ML20092C4331995-09-0101 September 1995 Startup Test Rept for Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Cycle 11 ML20092A4421995-08-31031 August 1995 Corrected Tech Spec Page Re Reactor High Pressure Trip Setting ML20086K2661995-07-14014 July 1995 Proposed Tech Specs Re Section 2.1,Bases:Safety Limits; Section 3.3.C,scram Insertion Times & Section 4.11.C, Minimum Critical Power Ratio to Reflect Use of Advanced GE-11 Fuel Design in Cycle 11 ML20078R6221995-02-15015 February 1995 Proposed Tech Specs Substituting for Pages Contained in Proposed TS Amends Submitted Prior to 950130 Authorization ML20078N4861995-02-0909 February 1995 Proposed Tech Specs,Increasing 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MONTHYEARML20205A1451999-03-23023 March 1999 Core Shroud Insp Plan ML20151S3851998-08-31031 August 1998 Long-Term Program:Semi-Annual Rept ML20211N6871997-09-16016 September 1997 Rev 9 to Procedure 8.I.1.1, Inservice Pump & Valve Testing Program ML20211G2381997-09-15015 September 1997 Rev 8 to PNPS-ODCM, Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Odcm ML20216C0631997-08-29029 August 1997 Semi-Annual Long Term Program Schedule ML20210K3551997-07-0101 July 1997 Rev 16 to Procedure 7.8.1, Water Quality Limits ML20117K6611996-07-17017 July 1996 Rev 15 to PNPS Procedure 1.2.2 Administrative OPS Requirements ML20100J2521995-11-22022 November 1995 Rev 7 to Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Odcm ML20092B5861995-09-0101 September 1995 Rev 0 to Third Ten-Yr Interval ISI Plan for Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station ML20077Q1181995-01-13013 January 1995 Owner'S Specification for Reactor Shroud Repair ML20127N2711992-11-24024 November 1992 Rev 4 to Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Procedure 8.I.1.1, Inservice Pump & Valve Testing Program ML20128M7701992-03-31031 March 1992 Amend 92-01 to Second Ten Year ISI Program ML20094P5411992-03-19019 March 1992 Rev 23 to Procedure 5.4.6, Primary Containment Venting & Purging Under Emergency Conditions, Revising Coversheet & Attachment 1,Sheet 3 of 5,page 8 of 20 ML20058E5281990-10-25025 October 1990 Rev 1 to Procedure 8.I.1.1, Inservice Pump & Valve Testing Program ML20005F0791989-12-13013 December 1989 Rev 0 to Procedure 8.I.1.1, Inservice Pump & Valve Testing Program. ML20247N3611989-07-31031 July 1989 Rev 2 to Dcrdr Program Plan ML20245D6551989-04-21021 April 1989 Power Ascension Program Resumption Plan ML20235R3441988-12-28028 December 1988 Rev 26 to, Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Secondary Containment Leak Rate Test ML20235R4671988-12-22022 December 1988 Rev 25 to, Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Secondary Containment Leak Rate Test ML20155C0141988-09-28028 September 1988 Rev 3 to Appendices to Restart Plan ML20155F9041988-09-0707 September 1988 Rev 3 to Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Plant-Specific Technical Guidelines for Emergency Operating Procedures ML20153H6481988-08-31031 August 1988 Ascension Program ML20235R3801988-08-0909 August 1988 Special Post-Startup Training Program to Satisfy Requirements of NUREG-1021,Section ES-109,Parts B.2.e & B.2.f for Reactor Operator Licensed Personnel & Parts D.2.e & D.2.f for Senior Reactor .. 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i I. DURPOSE The present Temporary Test Procedure (TP) is directed to obtain the following data and information about the PNPS #1 SPVAH:
A. Blowdown (depressurization) rate of the SPVAH by means of the two presently available venting systems: ATWS/ARI & RPS Backup Scram valves.
B. Actuation time for generic CRD units scram inlet and outlet valves, and for the vent and drain valves, after blowdown order is present.
C. Ef fect of the blowdown port site on blowdown race, by actuation of individual ATWS/ARI & Scram backup valves.
D. Comparison between AWS/ARI and Scram Backup valves venting rates, and verification of the operability 'of the entire SPVAH with the new modifications (PDCR -#81-06A and ERS's #79-25-43 & 44) introduced to the SPVAH.
E. Proper operation of SPVAH Pressure Switch PS-302-81 & associated C905 alarm.
F. Verification that no degradation of the Scram Backup valves function is caused by the presence of downstream AWS/ARI SV's.
G. Verification of the effect of the Fisher vent valve 168H on the venting of the SDV isolation pneumatic line.
II. APPLICABILITY )
This temporary TP is applicable to the SPVAH of the PNPS #1 nuclear operating station, after the completion of the scheduled modifications to be implemented by PDCR #81-06A and FRN's #79-2.5-43 and 79-25-44.
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'r A . ?DCR #79-25, ATWS/ARI - RPT System vB. PDCR #81-06A C. FRN's #79-25-43, #79-25-44 l ,
D. GEK 32478, CRD Syste=
IV. PREREQUISITES A. Reactor in cold shutdown condition F
B. Reactor Recire. pumps MG-Sets A&B tripped C. Applicable RPS & other plant procedures D. PDCR #81-06A completed E. FRN's #79-59-43 & 44 completed F. QC notified of the context of this temporary test pr:cedure G. Notify the W M h Engineer of the contents f this TP and obtain his authorization to proceed.
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1/. ' PRECAUTIONS-i These tests must-be coordinated weih personnel performing tests or maintenance on CRD Units, CRD drives, RPS or other applicable' systems. .. Serious personnel-injury and equipment damage may result.from an unanticipated scram rignal.
VI. REQUIRED EQUIPMENT A. Gauge pressure transmitter, calibrated to 0-110 psig, with appropriate fittings. J B. One; recorder, calibrated for one analog (pressure transmitter) input and-five on-off (contact) signals.
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in c'ontrol room panel C905. ?}7 VII. TEST DESCRIPTIONS h
The. test procedure will be divided in three basic parts: !
A. Blowdown of the SPVAH'by means of actuation of the ATWS/ARI solenoid' valves, SUB02-26A and 263, energizing'each one separately and recording the'results. J ;
Also, a blowdown test should be performed with both SV!s ' energized simul- i caneously. y )
B. Blowdown of the SPVAH by. energizing independently each backup scram solenoid valves SV-302-19A and 19B, and recording the~results.
1 I C. Full reactor scram by energizing the RPS scram logic.
The test procedure calls for obtaining the following data:
A. SPVAH pressure vs time recording, by installing'a Pressure. Transmitter at the ,
header, downstream of the ATWS/ARI.SV's with associated recorder. .] .
B. CRD's scran inlet and outlet valves position information (open-closed), at the l Control Room Panel C905, by installing a video camera andLassociated video recording equipment.
C. With means to provide real time information' to synchronize. che video -i information with the blowdown event.
D. SDV Isolation (vent & drain) valve position information (open-closed), by. '
video' recording of the indicating lights in Control Room' Panel C905.
VIII. TEST PROCEDURE LOCATION Basically the locations involved in the TP are: ,
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- Control Room, Panel C905 and RPS Logic ' .
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a i A. Connect t,he PT to the Scram Pilot Valve Air Header (SPVAH) at spare h" block valve (V6, Sici #79-25-13, PDCR #81-06A, 1-\" copper manifold). Open the-block valve 6 verify the appropriate plant tagging procedu'res (this valve should be repositioned at its original position after tests are completed). Wire the necessary power supply and the as-aciated recorder Verified by U N Date 3/ T b /
B. With the SPVAH pressurized to its normal operating pressure (Rods fully inserted, scram reset, SDV drained and fully drained). Verify the operation of the pressure measuring loop, energizing the PT - Recorder System.
C. At Cogt,rJ1 Room Panel C905, install the video cameras and video tape recorders, to h- the CRD Scram (inlet and outlet) valves indicating lights, and on the SDV Vent and drain valves indicating lights (CV-302-21A & B, CV-302-22).
Ru'n 'a test to adjust the equipment to obtain the best possible picture resolution And to verify the timer information. Be aware of possible control room personnel interference during the scramming event.
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l D. Proceed with Part A of the TP, ATWS/ARI blowdown of the SPVAH.
CAUTION: The following test involves generation of a " slow" reactor scram by " insertion" order to all the CRP units and SDV isolation valves
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- 1. AtPanelC905 concurrent 1hpushbothATWS-pushbuttons$4A6.S4C,to l energize SV302-26A. It will be necessary to hold the pushbuttons until 1 the air header is blown down as indicated by the scram valve indicator lights on C905. The time at which the energiration of SV302-26A occurred
- should be recorded and synchronized to the video recorders timers.
- 2. At Rx Building, El 23'-0", verify that a pressure recording of the l blowdown event has been obtained at the recorder.
- 3. Proceed to mark the recorder output with the necessary information (which I l initiating event) for future interpretation of the result.
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- 4. At the Control Room Annunciator in C905, verify that the window for the l SPVAH Low Pressure Alarm was triggered during the blowdown event.
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- 6. Repeat steps d.1 thru d.4 for the other ATWS/ARI SV (302-263), by actuating I pushbuttons S4B and S4D at C905.
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- e. ' Proceed with Part B of the TF, blowdown of the SPVAH us'ing the' backup scram valves. ,
- 1. At Control Room Panels C915 and C917, identify.rhe Terminal Blocks points CC-64, 66, 67, and fuses SA-F21A (C915) and Sa-tzl3 (at C917). These points feed /25 VDc to both Div. A & Div. B backup scram valve .
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- 2. Proceed to produce a SPVAH blowdown with one of the backup scram valves, SV302-19A,.by jumping at C915 the following terminal block points (energizing SV-302-19A)
--ce 64 to SA-F21 (output side of fuse) ke TT &/DL rrM
--ce 66 to CC 67 CAUTION: this action will assure blowdown of the SPVAH and consequently,-
force CRD's scram (inlet '& outlet) v'alves to open, 'as well as SDV Isolation. (Synchronize the time of energization of SV-302-19A with the video recording of C905 indicating lights).
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- 3. As indicated in steps d.2 and d.3 identify the SPVAH pressure recording
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- 5. Repeat steps e.2 thru e.'4 for the other backup scram valve, SV302-19B, making the following jumpers at C917:
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- 6. Proceed to part C of the F , by producing RPS Reactor Scram.- In this. case, the RPS logic will activate both backup scram valves, together with the SDV scram valves (SV-302-20A & B) and the CRD scram solenoids (50-117's and S0- i 118's).
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- 7. Reset the RPS Scram at C905, and return the system to normal, by removing the test equipment and returning block valve at t 1 " ma ifold (VS) to normal.
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