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| Issue date: | 04/18/1987 |
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.v TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY-SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT SURVEILLANCE INSTRUCTION SI-105 VITAL BATTERY BANK AND NORMAL CHARGER PERFORMANCE TESTS Unit 0 Revision 20 PREPARED BY:__ Richard T. Bolceo / Frank D. Cuzzort RESPONSIBLE SECTION: E1IctricalMaintenance REVISED BY: Richard T. Bolgeo / Frank O. Cuzzort SUBMITTED BY:
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Resp 6nsible Sdction Supervisor PORC REVIEW DATE:
App i R 10A7 APPROVED BY:
Plant Manager
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8OP I 4 Iifi7 REVIEHED BY:
Jerry W. Carpenter Craftsman I
Reason for revision (include all In'struction Change Form Nos.):
Revised to comply with SI Review Program, & add additional information I
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concerning 5th Vital Battery.
Resolves CATS 86503 CATS 86505, CATS 86713, NC0870013001, PRO 1-86-229, PRO 1-86-230, PRO 1-86-340 i
DR 86-224, DR 87-0023.
The SI-1 review checklist, Appendix F, consti-tutes a biennial review. This revisten documents OES endorsement for I
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L SURVEILLANCE INSTRUCTION SI-105 REVISION Date Pages REASON FOR REVISION (INCLUDE COMMIT-
'_ LEVEL Approved Affected MENTS AND ALL ICF FORM NUMBERS) 15 12/26/84 ALL
_15 05/15/85 4:14.29 2,4,5.30, 17 06/07/85 31 1.
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add additional information concerning 5th Vital Battery.
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SQN SI-105 Page 1 Revision 21 1.0 SCOPE This is an inspection and test of the 125V vital battery system.
It-involves the following:
1.1 At'least once each 18 months
.);;g Perform a visual inspection of the batteries and battery racks.
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1.1.2 Perform a _two hour battery service test involving the I
use of the battery discharge unit to demonstrate that the battery capacity is adequate to supply and maintain all of the actual emergency loads.
1.1sJ' Perform a battery charger performance test to
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demonstrate that the charger is capable of supplying at lerst 150 amperes at 125 volts for at least four hours.
1.2 At least once each 60 months 1.2.1 Perform a battery performance test involving the use of the battery discharge unit to time the discharge of the battery at a fixed current value until the battery a.
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terminal voltage reaches the minimum design voltage.
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The minimum design voltage is 105 volts for the 60 cell L
vital battery banks I through IV and 108.5 for the 60
- l cell vital battery bank V.
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verify that the battery capacity is at least 94 percent-for vital battery bank I through IV and 92*/. for vital l
l-battery V of the manufacturer's rating.
This test is
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performed in lieu of the two (2) hour service test.
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An annual performance discharge test of battery capacity will be given to any vital battery bank that shows signs of degradation or has reached 85 percent of it's service life.
Degradation is indicated when the battery bank capacity drops more than 10 percent of rated capacity from the average on previous performance tests, or is below 94 percent for vital batteries I through IV and 92 percent for vital battery V of the L
manufacturer's rating.
I, II, III, and IV vital batteries will L
reach 85 percent of their service life on June 27, 1991. Vital battery V will reach 85 percent of its service life on December 5, 2001.
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1.0 SCOPE (continued)
These tests and inspections are designed to meet the requirements of the following surveillance requirements (SRs) applicable in the modes noted:
Fulfills SRs Applicable Modes 4.8.2.3.2.c.4 partially (SI-303 will 1,2,3,4 y,
complete the requirements by testing j
the spareschargers.)
4.8.2.3.2.d 1, 2, 3, 4 4.8.2.3.2.e 1, 2, 3, 4 4.8.2.3.2.f 1,2,3,4 4.8.2.4.2 partially (SI-100, SI-100.1, SI-100.3 and SI-303 will complete the
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requirements of this SR's reference to l
4.8.2.3.2) 5, 6 This procedure can be performed in modes 1 through 6, provided-the battery under test is spared out of service by the 5th vital battery.
If Vital Battery V is unavailable for service, then
-Vital Batteries I through IV can only be tested when both units are in modes 5 and/or 6.
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 "IEEE Recommended Practice for Maintenance, Testing, and Replacement of Large Lead Storage Batteries For Generating Stations and Substations," IEEE Standard 450-1975/1980.
2.2 B_attery Capacity Test System Instruction Manual, Alber Engineering, Contract 84PJ5-940398.
2.3 TVA Drawing Numb'ers:
45N703-1 45N703-2
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45N703-3 45N703-4 45W703-9 2.4 SI-100, Vital Battery Operability 2.5 SI-303, Spare 480 Vital Battery Charger Performance Test.
2.6 S01-250, Low Voltage ac/dc Electrical Systems.
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I 2.7 TVA SQNP Test Scoping Document:
Test Number PMT-31
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l-2.8 Sequoyah Nuclear Plant Technical Specification, unit I and 2:
LCO 3.8.2.3 and 3.8.2.4 SR 4.8.2.3.2.c.4.
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SR 4.8 2.3.2.d SR 4.8.2.3.2.e SR'4.8.2.3.2.f SR 4.8.2.4.2 2.9 125 Vdc vital battery and charger capacity evaluation, R0; l'
860814A0103, RIMS 843 860808 905 2.10 EMSL-A36, maintenance initiated common-mode failures 1
2.11 Vendor drawing BCT-1207-D331 contract 84-940398 i
i 2.12 Instruction Manual - Three Phase Magnetic Amplifier controlled Battery Charger / Eliminator - contract 72-83738 3.0 PREREQUISITES f
3.1 Planning and scheduling or the cognizant engineer is to list in-the data package the last performance date for SI-100 and
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SI-100.3 for'the selected battery system of this SI.
3.2-Coordination shall be made with Operations section.
Operations section approval shall be obtained prior to the work by the Unit 1 and Unit 2 Senior Reactor Operator (SR0/SE) signatures on the Data Package Cover Sheet.
3.3 Notify the Unit I and Unit 2 Opere. tors (UO's) prior to the
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performance of this procedure.
3.4 Verify that the spare charger is available and SI-303~ is not being performed on the spare charger at the same time as this SI.
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'3.5 SE shall identify and have transferred any necessary loads from.
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Battery bank and charger to be tested shall be isolated from its respective board.
The battery board shall remain energized from.the fifth vital battery (when performing this SI on the fifth vital battery all boards will be fed from their normal battery charger). Conditions and restraints of Technical Specifications LCOs 3.8.2.3 or 3.8.2.4 shall be applicable. Any transferring shall be done in g
accordance with S0I-250.
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The words "should not" are used in step 3.6, 3.7 and
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3.10 to alert the planners and foreman of the interplay-I between the listed procedures, but would not invalidate test results if schedule dates of Surveillance Instructions (sis) force performance or if unscheduled performances were not identified.
This avoids the appearance of prepping the battery for service testing.
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3.S SI-100 shall have been performed within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> prior to the 60 month performance test (resistance readings not required for this performance). A copy of the SI-100 data sheets will be included in the SI-105 data package.
SI-100 should not have been performed within the.7 week period prior to the 18 month
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service test.
f 3.7 Verify that the battery has had an equalizing charge completed more than three (3) days and less than seven (7) days prior to the start of the 60 month performance test. An equalize charge
_should not be performed prior to the 18 month service test.
3.8 Obtain fire door and security breaching permits for battery room door to be blocked open.
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3.9 Comply with EMSL-A36, Maintenance Initiated Common-Mode Failures.-
Areas identified are:
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Do not use the same individual craftsman on more than one Battery Group (see below) or use two qualified craftsmen.
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Do not use the same M&TE on more than one battery group or check calibration of M&TE before using on a second group and again before using on a third battery group.
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Do not perform this instruction on more than one vital battery bank at a time.
Vital Battery Groups Group 1 Vital Battery Bank Iand III - use Train A M&TE Group 2 Vital Battery Bank II and IV - use Train 8 M&TE Group 3 Vital Battery Bank V
- use special M&TE 3.10 SI-100.3 should not have been performed within the 5 month period prior to the 18 month service test (Ref step 3.1).
NOTE:
Due to frequency of this SI the available craftsmen may not be experienced on the operation of the Alber te.st unit.
Foreman is to consult with craftsmen and comply with step 3.11.
3.11 Use craftsmen experienced on this equipment or obtain Cog. Engr.
assistance for the performance of the discharge test of this SI.
3.12 A vital battery room exhaust fan is operating.
A portable fan placed in the doorway is acceptable if both room and exhaust i
fans are inoperable.
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3.13 All precautions of section 4.0 have been read, understood, and addressed for the performance of this SI.
All craftsmen shall comply.
4.0 PRECAUTIONS 4.1 Care shall be taken to ensure that this test is performed on the specified vital battery system (I, II, III, IV, or V).
4.2 Approved goggles and face shields, acid resistant aprons and gloves shall be worn while working on batteries in any activity
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5.6 M&TE 500 V megger (accuracy of any standard megger is acceptable).
5.7 M&TE torque wrench (accuracy e 6 in-lbs); Measurement 150 in-lbs.
5.8 M&TE digital low resistance ohm meter with factory leads (accuracy z 1 percent of measurement (see data pkg) + 1 digit 20*F-130*F); Range: 0 to 200 micro-ohms as a minimum.
5.9 Cables for cell strapout.
(Performance test only)
(Vendor supplied equipment.)
6.0 INSTRUCTIONS V
NOTE: This is common equipment that effects unit 1 and unit 2 operability.
6.1 Pre-Discharge Visual Inspection This section performs a visual inspection to ensure the battery
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can safely be discharged.
This is for the protection of 1.
personnel and equipment and is not to prepare the battery for a discharge test.
If it is determined that the battery cannot be safely discharged without damage to the battery, a licensee event report (LER) has occurred and a potential reportable occurrence (PRO) shall be initiated.
i 6.1.1 Visually inspect the cells for grid fractures, L
discoloration of plates, plate buckling, plate growth, cell cracks or leaks, or any abnormal deterioration relative to the rest of the cells of the battery bank.
Record o'n the data sheet if any of the above conditions
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If any cell plate or cell shows a visual Indication of physical damage or abnormal deterioration immediately notify the SE (PAX number 6211) and then your supervi.sor.
6.1.2 Visually inspect battery racks for loose bolts, distorted members or any abnormal deterioration.
Record on the data sheet if any of the above conditions are found.
If any battery rack shows a visual indication of physical damage or abnormal deterioration that could effect the physical integrity of the rack, immediately notify the SE (PAX number 6211) ana then your supervisor.
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6.1.3 Visually verify the battery to battery and terminal connections are clean, tight and coated with anti-corrosion material; if not, immediately notify the SE (PAX number 6211) and then your supervisor.
6.2 Battery Service (18 months) and Performance Discharge (60 months) Test 6.2.1 Notify Assistant Shift Engineer (ASE) of the test to be performed and have the board transferred to the fiftn vital battery in accordance with 501-250 (if test is on the fifth vital battery verify the battery boards are fed from their normal battery), ASEs to sign on data sheet.
NOTE:
Steps to connect cables can,be performed in any order.
However, the power must be,on the electronic control unit (ECU) prior to turning on the load units and must remain on whenever the load units are on.
If not turned on in this order, contactors may pick up before the test is ready to begin and the battery will discharge.
6.2.2 Battery test unit setup
.e Prerequisite - Obtain fire door and security breaching permits for battery room door.
NOTE:
Power Up When power is first applied to the EC/DLU the computer sequences through a series of internal self checks and also blinks each of the front panel lights, beeps the audio alarm, and prints a solid rectangular pattern in each printer column. The current and voltage displays will initially show all zeros and the Man / Auto light will turn on to show that the system is in the Auto Mode.
The time display and keyboard display will show the letters "BCT-30". The keyboard display shows the message only momentarily.
If any of the above falls to happen it implies that a problem exists.
When power is applied to the load unit the cooling fans turns on and one or more contactors may momentarily energize. Make sure all fans are on before proceeding with a load test.
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Equipment needed:
(1) M&TE Digital low range voltmeter capable of the following ranges with an accuracy of 0.025 percent of reading plus one digit.
Range 0-100mV (min) with resolution of.01mV.
Range 0-200V with resolution of.01V.
(2) DC voltage source with a 0-11V range and a 0-110mV range.
(3) DC voltage source with a 0-150V range.
All calibration adjustments are located on the analog board.
The zero a8justment is the same for all meters and must be calibrated first.
The current gain affects the other two meters and must be adjusted following the zero adjust.
Overall volts and cell volt gains are independent and may be adjusted separately.
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6.2.3.1 Zero adjustments Verify thac switch number 2 on the I/O board is in the ON position.
Enter 122 then press the TEST button.
The channel number will appear in the l
display. tl'at is normally used for current readings and the para.neter to be measured will appear in the overali voltage display.
Ignore the decimal point.
Connect a low impedance millivolt source between pins 4 and'5 on the connector labeled " load control" (J3) and adjust it for zero volts. Adjust P1 for a zero reading in the display labeled overall volts.
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Adjust the voltage source for 4.00V and 8.00V, and verify that the overall voltage display meter tracks linearly to within at least.5 percent of the settings.
If necessary, readjust P3.
Reconnect the cell sense leads 1 and 2 to the
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6.2.3.4 Overall voltage adjustment Connect the overall voltage sense leads to the 150V adjustable source.
Ente-120, then press the TEST key.
The channel number selected will appear in the current display and the voltage to be read will appear in the overall Itage display.
This time the decimal point ooes fall in the correct place.
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Adjust the voltage source to 150.0V.
If necessary, adjust P4 for a reading in the overall voltage display of 150.0V e.75V.
Adjust the voltage source for 105.0V and 130.0V l
and verify that the overall voltage display tracks linearly within 2.5 percent of the settings.
If necessary, readjust P4
' Reconnect the overall voltage sense leads to the battery bank termin,als.
6.2.3.5 Exiting test mode Enter 999, then press TEST key.
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now go through a power up routine, blinking the front panel lights, etc.
and in the process will also erase any progr,am that may have been entered.
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To avoid automatic test termination, the program entered should be consistent with both the battery to be tested
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illustrate how the BCT system is programmed a typical test programming sequence is shown below. Note that, key actuations are underlined.
Assume, for this illustration, that the test consists of a.
a 3-step service test of a 125V battery.
Test parameters are:
200 cmps for the first minute; f
120 amps for the next 29 minutes; l'
75 amos for the next 2 flours; low overall voltage alarm setting is 105V; low cell alarm setting is 1.75V f-number of cells. scanned is 60; print internal is 10 minutes.
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To enter the first step of the sample program, press the l,1 keys in the following order:
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Step - Program step identify.
The "1" entry is
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optional since the program will auto increment whenever the STEP key is depressed. Op tional j
entries are indicated by parentheses.
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First step current value selection.
t Amps
- Enters first step current value.
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First step time value in minutes.
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Enters the entire fi,rst step.
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parameter identity. Before the ENTER key is depressed,
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the new value and subsequently depressing the key which identifies the parameter.
f In similar fashion, enter the second and. third steps of the program.
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Step 120 load amps 29 time enter (3) -
Step 75 load amps 120 time enter 10),, -
Steo The above keystrokes pro, gram the current and time parameters. Remember, a program step will not be recorded unless it is terminated by the ENTER f-i keystroke.
In order to indicate to the computer that l
programming is finished, the last step must be 0 step.
As the NUMERIC keys are activated, the number pressed will appear in the keyboard display.
This number is f
entered into memory and the display is reset to zero 1,
when a TEST PARAMETER key is pressed.
To complete the programming of the test program proceed as follows:
105 Overall
- When a battery Cutoff Volts voltage is equal to or less than this value, the alarm will sound and the test will stop.
60 No. of Cells - Instructs data logger Scanned relative to the number of cells to be monitored.
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10 Print
- By preceeding " Print" with 10, the data logger will be programmed for an automatic printout every 10 minutes.
A print time of zero will be interpreted by the computer to mean no automatic printing other than manually initiated printouts.
The remainica keyboard swit'ches operate as follows:
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This key changes the signs of the numbers displayed.
If the display indicates negative, pressing the key will change the display to positive.
The only time the minus signs have significance is when they are followed by the INC/DEC key. At all other times, the minus sign is ignored.
Clear Entry Pressing this key will clear the program entry.
It is used for correcting entry errors.
INC/DEC' This key is active only in the inanual test mode.
It is used to step change the load current up or down by a fixed value.- For example, pressing "5" followed by INC/DEC would increase the current control by 5 amperes.
For a decrease of 5 amperes, press 5, INC/DEC.
The INC/DEC key may be used to increment or decrement the control current by any value.
i The manual test mode is primarily used to check the currant limiting characteristics of battery chargers.
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When the test mode is used, the relay channel selected will appear in tha Amp display and the voltage that is
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in the overall voltage display.
For the test mode it is necessary to ignore the decimal point in the overall voltage display.
For instance if relay channel number 1 1
I is selected and there is a voltage of 2.10V applied between sense leads 2 and 1, then this voltage will appear in the overall voltage display as 21.0.
The following channel numbers are used for overall battery voltage, load unit voltage and current:
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" R0-Cell System Overall Battery Voltage 120 I
Load Unit Voltage 121 Current 122 g
The relay diagnostic mode is normally only used for d[
trouble shooting and calibrating the BCT-30. Once the test mode has been entered, the relay diagnostic nessage will appear in the time and keyboard display.
To exit the test mode, it is necessary to enter the number 999 and then test.
The unit will now go through a power up routing, blinking the front panel lights, etc., and in the process will also erase any program that may have been entered.
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When switch number 2 on the I/O board is in the 0FF position, the TEST key acts as a selector switch between
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up, it selects a dc mode.
To select the ac mode, press any NUMERIC key other thaa " " and then the TEST key.
To return to the de mode, press "0" and the TEST key.
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The difference between ac and de mode is that the relay scanner-slows down to allow an RMS/DC converter time to convert the ac input.
Note that when the program is
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listed, it will tell you whether the unit is selected to the ac or de mode.
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This key can be used to display.the voltage of any cell f
by entering the cell identification number, followed by the CELL SELECT key.
It is functional when the test is in progress.
When cell select zero is entered, this causes the individual cells to be displayed one.at a I
time at a one per second rate.
Erase program This key is used to erase the entire program previously 1
entered. Depressing this key once will cause the following to appear in the display:
" Erase Prg.?".
Depressing the key a'second time will result in the program being erased.
If erasure is not desired, depressing the CLEAR ENTRY key will terminate the erase mode.
This key will be ignored if no program has been entered or l' a load program is being executed by the l
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This key is active all the time and is used to command a l
printout of the program that has been entered.
Print format is as follo.<s:
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Cell Scan No.
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Cut-Off Volts
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Cell Alarm Volts
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Paper Feed This key will feed paper 1 line.
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General Programming Notes
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.The test program can'be edited by pressing the step 1
number to be edited and then changing the amps and time as desired.
The new information is accepted only when -
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The program should be listed before starting a load l
test, or any time that the program has been changed to l {
verify that the information has been entered correctly.
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Step, Amps, Time, Enter, l
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f When programming the low cell alarm level, make sure to program all 3 digits even when the last digit is a zero.
6.2.4.1 Press STEP key 6.2.4.2 Enter the current value for the test in accordance with the following table:
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BATTERY DISCHARGE RATES Battery Name Service Test Performance Test Discharge Rate
-Discharge Rate Vital I 585 amps 714' amps
' Vital II 585 amps 714 amps Vital III 585 amps 714 amps Vital IV 585 amps 714 amps Vital V 585 amps 736 amps 6.2.4.3 Press AMPS key 6.2.4.4 For service test (18 month) enter "120".
For performance test (60 month) enter "240".
I 6.2.4.5 Press TIME key.
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6.2.4.7 Enter "0".
6.2.4.8 Press STEP key 6.2.4.9 Enter "105" for vital batteries I throuch IV OR enter "108" for vital battery V.
L 6.2.4.10 Press CUTOFF VOLTS key 6.2.4.11 Enter "60" 6.2.4.12 Press NO. CELLS SCANNED key f
6.2.4.13 Enter "1.40" L,
6.2.4.14 Press CELL ALARM key i
6.2.4.15 Enter "10" 6.2.4.16 Press PRINT key
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6.2.4.23 Press IDENT key 6.2.4.24 Enter the number of the battery being tested (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5) then press IDENT key.
(example:
Vital Battery I would be 1)
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The printer will list the program.
Correct any errors.
6.2.4.26 Press PRINT key.
The printer will print out all 60 cell voltages after approximately 25 seconds scan.
6.2.4.27 Verify that all 60 cell voltages printed are within the expected range (2.10-2.40 volts).
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6.2.5.1 Verify hold order (HO) on battery test breaker 001 (for vital battery V, Breaker 103, distribution panel A).
NOTE:
Both load banks are identical master / slave load units.
Step 5.1 indicates which load unit is to be used as the master load unit.
6.2.5.2 Connect current cable from J14 on master unit to J10 on slave unit.
6.2.5.3 Connect current cable from J16 on master unit to J13 on slave unit.
6.2.5.4 Connect master to slave control cable fnm J17 to J17 on each unit.
6.2.5.5 Connect jumper cables from J11 to J12 on both units.
6.2.5.6 Connect ECU control cable from JB to master unit J2.
6.2.5.7 Connect ac power cables from J1 on load units
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6.2.5.8 Verify power is on on the ECU.
Then turn power
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6.2.5.9 Connect current cable from J10 of master load unit to positive lugs of discharge test J8.
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6.2.5.10 Connect current cable from J13 of master load l
unit to negative lugs of discharge test JB.
f 6.2.5.11 Verify the master / slave load unit designated as the master unit in step ".1 has been connected up as the master unit.
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t ground and to load unit case.
Verify the resistance to be at least 1 megohm.
NOTE:
The r,esistance across the load Bank leads is usually greater than 5,000 ohms except when testing Vital Battery I or Vital Battery V.
The low resistance is caused by an indicator lamp on Distribution Panel A associated I.
with the Vital Battery V discharge cable tie into Vital Battery Board I.
6.2.5.13 Check resistance between leads and verify
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resistance is greater than zero (i.e., not a dead short).
If nat, contact Cognizant Engineering for assistance.
6.2.5.14 Notify Operations to release H0 on test breaker 001 (for vital battery V release H0 on test breaker 103 on distribution panel A) and close
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discharge test load from the charger.
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number 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 54, and
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Calculate the average temperature and record on the data sheet.
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.6.2.6 Battery discharge test
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The following action will take place:
- 1. Start light will light m
- 2. The elapsed time display., which has been-displaying BCT-30 up to now, starts to run showing hours, minutes, a'nd seconds.
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counter shoying time to go.
- 4. The appropriate load contactors energize and 1
the ammeter starts to display actual load current flowing.
- 5. The cell voltage scanner starts to scan, sequentially displaying all of the cells e
that have been programmed to be scanned.
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the programmed current.
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Step 6.2.6.2 is only applicable for the test i
on vital battery Number V.
It is not applicable to any other vital battery during the performance or service tests. Cut off voltage is approximately 1.81V X 60 cells or 108.5V but the load unit can only be set to
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Cut off voltage for the other vital batteries is a whole integer.
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Monitor the battery terminal voltage of vital battery Number V.
If the battery terminal voltage drops to 108.5 volts during the conduct f
of the test, prass the " Print" key to obtain a battery status printout, which will also document the length of the discharge.
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the discharge time from test start until the i
voltage of 108.5 was reached in the data sheet.
Test will automatically terminate at 108 volts.
NOTE:
The test may be terminated by any one of the following:
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- 2. Manually pressing the stop pushbutton
- 3. If the overcurrent or low voltage alarm is tripped
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If it is desirable to halt a test momentarily, and then resume again from that particular point in the test, this
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i The battery test unit will now discharge the battery keeping the current at the programmed value and printing out the cell voltages once every ten minutes until the 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> have elapsed (for service test) or until the terminal drops to 105 volts or for vital battery V 108 volts (for the performance test).
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NOTE: Strapping out a cell when it is going l.,to cell reversal is only permitted f
during a performance test and is not allowed in a service test.
NOTE: Steps 6.2.6.3 through 6.2.6.10.10 must be performed as quickly as possible.
NOTE: Steps 6.2.6.3 to 6.2.6.11 are applicable only to the performance (60 month) test. Mark them "N/A" for the service test or if not used during performance test.
For the performance test (60 months) only if 6.2.6.3 I
cell voltage (s) less than 1.0 volt occurs, record the time (EST) and perform steps 6.2.6.4 through 6.2.6.10.10.
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discharge test.
6.2.6.6 Unbolt and remove the intercell connectors from both sides of the affected cell.
6.2.6.7 Install the jumper cables between the cells on both sides of the affected cell.
Tighten bolts
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J-6.2.6.9 Measure the inter-cell connection resistance of the inter-cell connection by measuring from:
- a. Terminal Post A to Terminal Post C
- b. Terminal Post B to Terminal Post D If resistance is greater than 150 micro-ohms for any reading, redo the connections until the resistance is less than or equal to 150 micro-ohms..
Record the final readings.
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6.2.6.10.1 Press STFP key.
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test (determined from printout of step 6.2.6.4).
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6.2.6.10.4 Press ENTER key.
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New Cut Off Voltage Cells Remainin_q 59 58 Vital Batt. I-IV 103 102 Vital Batt. V 107 105 6.2.6.10.6 Press OVERALL CUT 0FF key.
6.2.6.10.7 Enter "0".
6.2.6.10.8 Press STEP key.
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6.2.6.10.10 Resume test by going to and continuing with step 6.2.6.1.
6.2.6.ll' Record the cell numbers of the cells jumpered out on the data sheet._
6.2.7 Record the total test time on the data sheet of the discharge test (s) from the last printout of a test or if applicable step 6.2.6.2.
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designated final battery terminal voltage.
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K capacity correction. factor relating to
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temperature (optained from Appendix.1 with the average temperature value from step 6.2.5.15) i i
NOTE:
Record N/A for the battery service test (18 month).
I' Verify that the capacity is greater than 89 percent for Vital batteries I through IV and 87 percent;for. vital battery V.
Notify the SE (PAX 6211) and then your supervisor any time the capacity is less than the specified capacity.
6.2.9 For the vital battery services tests (18 month test only), verify the battery bank carried at least 573 4
amperes for two (2) hours.
If the service test is not met, immediately notify the SE (PAX 6211) and then your supervisor.
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this SI.
6.3 Vital Battery Charger Performance Test (18 months).
NOTE:
This test is to fol. low the completion of the battery service test and/or the battery performance discharge f
test (for batteries I - IV).
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6.3.1 Have Operations reconnect the battery bank with their respective battery charger (charger shall be set on equalize for the battery recharging).
Record the time I,
at which the charger was reconnected to the battery on the data sheet.
NOTE:
Leave test breaker 001 closed.
6.3.2 Monitor the charger's output current and the charger's voltage using an M&TE voltmeter by alternately reading across the charger ammeter shunt (1 mV - 4 Amps) and the charger voltmeter.
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Perform steps 6.3.4 and 6.3.5 concurrent with step 6.3.3.
6.3.3 Establis'h and maintain at least 150 amps (try 155 amps) with a voltage of greater than 125 volts using the discharge unit and steps 6.3.3.1 and 6.3.3.2 to adjust the load to the charger for 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br />.
NOTE:
Removing power by way of keyboard or power plug will drop all load from the discharge unit.
To restore power to the discharge unit, the EC/DLU must be energized before energizing the load unit or a random load will be applied with no control accepted from the EC/DLU.
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the " load current amps" display) from the keyboard into the programming display and pressing the INC/DEC key with the EC/DLU in manual.
6.3.3.2 Decrease load by entering number of amperes l'
desired (under existing ampere load showing in
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the " load current amps" display) from the keyboard into the programming display, pressing
-the 2 key, and pressing the INC/DEC key with the EC/DLU in manual.
6.3.4 Record the start time on the data sheet of the charger performance test when the current exceeds 150 amperes I-with a voltage of 125' volts or greater.
If a value of 150 amps at 125 volts cannot be obtained, stop the test and initiate a HR to repair the charger.
Immediately notify the SE/5RO (PAX 6211) and then your supervisor of the problem.
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If the required current or voltage was.not personnel problems or error, restart the charger performance test by re-performing steps 6.3.4 and 6.3.5.
6.3.5 Record the charger voltage and current (using the M&TE meter) o.n the data sheet immediately following step 6.3 4 and every 30 minutes for the next four (4) hours.
6.3.6 Verify the required current and voltage (Ref, step 6.3.3) were maintained for four hours as demonstrated in step 6. 3.5. -
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At the end of the 4 hour4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> test, discontinue load applied thru discharge unit.
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-Obtain H0 on discharge test breaker 001 (for vital battery V, breaker 103, distribution panel A).
6.4.2 Disconnect all test leads from test JB in turbine building.
l, l-6.4.3 Disconnect test leads from battery and control cable JB-.
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6.4.4 Monitor the pilot-cell voltages and the cell specific L
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gravity.
Perform SI-100 as soon'as the battery has charged enough to meet the allowable values in Table f
4.8-2 of SI-100 and-include a copy of the SI-100 data
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sheets as part of this data package. Mark these copies "AFTER TEST".
BatterybankcanbedeclaredOPERABLEas soon as SI-100 is complete and the allowable values are met.
Notify the SE, the battery is OPERABLE and can be returned to service.
Record time on the data sheet.
f 6.4.5 Record time and date on the data sheet when the battery
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charging current drops less than 2 amps (.33mV measured at the shunt on on the battery board).
Record millivolt reading on the data sheet.
NOTE:
If steps 6.2.6.3 through 6.2.6.11 were not performed, mark steps 6.4.6 through 6.4.8 "N/A" on data sheet.
6.4.6 Notify the SRO that a cell (s) has/have been jumpered out.
6.4.7 Issue a temporary alterations change form (TACF) to document the jumper on the cell and r_ecord the TACF l
number on data sheet.
6.4.8 Issue a work request (WR) to replace the jumpered out cell and record the WR number on data sheet.
6.4.9 For the 18-month service test, verify the selected battery has not reached 85 percent of its service life by verifying the year of the present performance date is earlier than the year 1991 for vital batteries I through IV or 2001 for vital battery V.
If the battery has reached 85 percent of its service life, perform step 6.4.12.
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6.4.11 For the 60-month performance test, verify the selected battery is not showing signs of degradation by:
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verifying battery capacity (calculated in step a.
6.2.8) is equal to or greater than 94 percent for vital battery I through IV, or 92 percent for vital battery V.
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verifying battery cepacity has not dropped below 10 percent rate capacity from its average on previous performance tests, l-verifying the year of the present performance date c.
is earlier than the year 1991 for vital batteries I through IV or 2001 for vital battery V.
If the battery is degredated, perform step 6.4.12.
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Section (M&S) to increase the frequency of the j
peformance test for the selected battery from every 60 months to every 12 months.
M&S is to sign on the data sheet that the new frequency is implemented.
If the tested' battery is already on increase frequency for the performance test the cognizant engineer can sign.
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Vital Battery System Battery Service Test (18 month)
O Battery Performance T'est (60 month) O (Terminal Voltage 105 or 108.5 volts) 1 f-Date/ Time Started
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Performed By 1
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Unit 1 SR0/SE Signature Date Unit 2 SRO/SE Signature Date Reason for test:
Required by schedule Maintenance complete on (WR#
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Did all SI data meet acceptance criteria?
"As Found" Yes No, "As Left" Yes No l'
Verified by:
Signature and Title i
If criteria were not satisfied, notify the SE who completes the following.
r-l Has a Potential Reportable Occurrence (PRO) initiated?
Yes No Was a Limiting Condition for Operation (LCO) required?
Yes (explain in remarks)
No (explain in remarks)
Verified by:
Date SE Time Review of Test FOREMAN Date I
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Date QE&C Review of Test QE&C Staff Date Remarks s
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SI-100 SI-100.3
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3.4 Verify that the spare charger is available and SI-303 is not being performed on the spare charger at the same time as this SI.
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Battery bank and charger to be tested shall be isolated from its respective board.
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Signature Date 3.6 SI-100 shall have been performed within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> prior to the 60 month performance test and a copy of the data sheets be included in this t
data package.
SI-100 shou'Id not have been performed within the 7 week period prior to the 18 month service test.
I Signature Date 3.7 Verify that the battery has had an equalizing charge completed more than three (3) days and less than seven (7) days prior to the start of the 60 month performance test. An equalizing charge should not be performed prior to the 18 month service test.
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3.8 Fire door and security breaching permits to block battery door open have
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3.9 Comply with EMSL-A36, Maintenance Initiated Common-Mode Failures.
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NOTE Foreman is to consult craftsmen for determination of step 3.11 3.11 Use craftsmen experienced with this equipment or obtain Cog. Engr.
Assistance for the performance of the discharge test of this SI.
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Foreman Date 3.12 A Vital Battery room exhaust fan is operating.
A portable fan placed in the doorway is acceptable if both room exhaust fans are inoperable.
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performance of this 51. All craftsmen shall comply.
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Signature Date Signature Date 5.0 SPECIAL TEST EQUIPMENT
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Cal. due date Master Load Unit; TVA ID No..
Cal. due date I
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5.0 SPECIAL TEST EQUIPMENT (continued) i NOTE: Field personnel to calibrate the Alber' discharge unit in the body of the procedure.
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5.2 M&TE Digital low range voltmeter; (Accuracy of both ranges 0.025 percent j
of reading plus'one digit.) Minimum millivolt range 0-100mV with resolution to.0lmV.
Minimum Volt range 0-200V with resolution to.01V.
TVA ID No.
Calibration Due Date 5.3 Power Supply, minimum Range 0-150V de, adjustable to tenths of a volt.
TVA ID No.
Note: Output voltage verified by M&TE.
l' Power Supply, Range 0 - llV dc, adjustable to hundredth of a volt and 5.4 Range 0-110 mV dc, adjustable to hundredth of a Millivolt.
TVA ID No.
Note: Output voltage verified by M&TE.
I-5.5 M&TE Thermometer (accuracy of e 2*F)
Range:
60*F to 100*F as a minimum TVA ID No.
Calibration Due Date NOTE: Thermometer shall not have been used in batteries other than lead calcium.
5.6 M&TE 500V megger (accuracy of any standard megger is acceptable)
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Calibration Due Date 5.7 M&TE torque wrench (accuracy z 6 in-lbs); measurement-150 in-lbs.
TVA Tag No.
Calibration Due Date 5.8 M&TE digital low resistance ohm meter with factory leads (accuracy
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0 to 200 micro-ohms as a minimum TVA Tag Nc.
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Data Recorded by NOTE: If during the conduct of this SI any piece of M&TE fails, record which piece of equipment failed in the Remarks Section and record the TVA tag number and calibration due date of the new piece of M&TE.
Also record the step in which the M&TE failed and the new one used.
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6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1.1 Visual Inspection of Cells and Cell Plates Cell No. and Abnormal Conditions Found (if any)
Remarks The cells and cell plates show no visual indication of nhysical damage or abnormal deterioration.
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Remarks I
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i Signature Date IF ANY PHYSICAL DAMAGE OR ABNORMAL DETERIORATION IS FOUND, IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE SE (PAX 6211) AND THEN YOUR SUPERVISOR.
6.1.3 Visual inspection of battery electrical connections i-Cell No and Abnormal conditions found (if any)
Remarks The battery to battery and terminal connections are clean, tights and coated with anti-corrosion material.
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6.0 INSTRUCTIONS (continued) 6.2.1 Vital battery and its normal charger are spared out in accordance with 50I-250.
Technical Specification LCOs 3.8.2.3 and 3.8.2.4 have been reviewed for Unit 1 and Unit 2 and no LCO has been entered.
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6.2.2 Battery Test Unit Setup...
Fire door and security door breaching permits for battery room
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For steps 6.2.2.1 through 6.2.2.6 reference Alber g
drawing BCT-1207-D331. Rev. B.
6.2.2.1 Connect ECU control cable from EC/DLU J3 to JB connector.
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6.2.2.2 Connect ac power cables from EC/DLU J4 to receptacle
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Initials Date 6.2.2.5 Connect the sense cables from the.EC/DLU J5 and J6 connectors to the interconnection bus or strap between each cell starting with number 1 on the cell 1 negative r
to cell 2 positive bus. (Notice that sense lead 60 will go on the cell 60 negat.tve bus along with the overall sense lead.)
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6.2.2.6 Verify that the overall voltage meter displays the correct voltage anj polarity of the battery.
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Switch #2 on I/O board is in the ON position.
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Enter "122"
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Press TEST
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Connect millivolt source between pins 4 and 5 of Connector J3 on the EC/DLU (must disconnect cable temporarily)
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Adjust millivolt source to 0.00 millivolts.
(M&TE meter reading.)
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Adjust P1 on analog board to obtain a zero reading in the overall voltage display.
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Adjust the millivolt s'ource to 100.00 millivolts.
(M&TE meter reading.)
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Adjust P2 on analog board to obtain 750 2.5 percent (Ignore decimal point).
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meter reading) Verify that the display reads 450 2
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Adjust millivolt source to 30.00 millivolts.
(M&TE
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meter reading) Verify that the display reads 225 :
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Remove cell sense leads 1 and 2 from battery and l
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Enter "1" in the EC/DLU l
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Press TEST key.
The number 1 should appear in the current display and the reading of the voltage source 1.
decimal point) will appear in the overall voltage display (ignore the l
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Adjust the voltage source to 10.00V (M&TE meter reading).
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Adjust P3 to give a reading at 1000 m 1 on the overall voltage display:
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Adjus t the voltage source to 8.00V (M&TE meter reading).
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Adjust the voltage source to 4.00V (M&TE meter reading).
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Verify a reading of 400 e 2, the overall voltage F
display.
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If g and i are not within tolerance perform steps (d)
.ccc thru (1) again.
If still not within tolerance, immediately notify supervision.
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Reconnect the cell sense leads 1 and 2 to the battery l
bus.
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Connect the overall voltage sense leads to the 150V 9-adjustable source.
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b.
Enter "120" in the EC/DLU
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Press TEST key.
Number 120 will appear in the current display and the voltage to be read will appear in the 1
overall voltage display.
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Adjust the voltage source to 150 volts.
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Adjust P-4 to obtain 150.0 volts e.75V V
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Adjust the voltage souFce to 130.0 voits.
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Verify a reading of 130 volts
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Adjust the voltage source to 105.0 volts.
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Verify a reading of 105 z.5 volts on display.
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tolerance, perform steps (d) thru (i) again.
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6.2.3.5 a.
Enter "999"
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Push TEST key.
The unit will now go through a power-up q
routine.
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6.2.4.2 Enter the current value for the test in accordance with the following table.
BATTERY DISCHARGE RATES Vital Battery Service Test Performance Test Bank Discharge Current Discharge Rate 1
585 amps 714 amps.
i II 585 amps 714 amps III 585 amps 714 amps IV 585 amps 714 amps V
585 amps 736 amps
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l Enter "240" for perfornmace test (60 months).
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6.2.4.8 Press STEP Key.
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through IV OR enter "108" for vital l
battery V.
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6.2.4.10 Press CUT 0FF VOLTS key.
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Initials Date 6.2.4.12 Press No. CELLS SCANNED key.
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6.2.4.21 Press IDENT key.
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tested then press IDENT key.
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Initials Date 6.2.4.25 Press LIST PROGRAM key.
The printer
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Verify to be correct.
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The printer will printout all 60 cell voltages after approximately 25 second scan.
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6.2.4.27 Verify all cell voltages are within L
the expected range (2.10-2.40 volts)
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1-6.2.5 Battery load cable connections 6.2 5.1 Verify H0 on battery test j
breaker 001 (for vital battery V, breaker 103, distribution panel A).
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Both load banks are identical master / slave load units.
Step 5.1 Indicates which load unit is to be used as the master load unit.
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6.2.5.3 Connect current cable from J15 on master unit to J13 on slave unit.
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6.2.5.4 Connect master to slave control cab'e frcm J17 to J17 on each unit.
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6.2.5.7 Connect ac power cables from J1 on load units
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Initials Date o.2.5.8 Verify power is on the ECU, then turn power on to load units by toggle switch on side of load units and verify that load unit fans are
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6.2.5.9 Connect current cable from J10 of master load unit to positive lugs of discharge test JB.
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6.0 INSTRUCTIONS (continued) f 6.2.5.10 Connect current cable from J13 of master load unit to negative lugs at discharge test JB.
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ground and to master load unit case.
Verify resistance to be at least 1 megohm.
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(i.e. not a dead short).
If not then contact the Cognizant Engineer for assistance.
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Notify Operations to release H0 L-Initials Date b.
Test breaker 001 closed by Operations I
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Battery charger breaker opened by Operations
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a CELL NUMBER TEMPERATURE *F CELL NUMBER TEMPERATURE *F 6
36 12 42 18 48 24 54 30 60 I
Total of battery temperatures -
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Average battery temperature.- Total battery temperature /10.
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T,vc= (
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6.2.6.1 Test start:
Press START key
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monitor battery terminal voltage.
If/when voltage drops to L
108.5 volts, press the " Print" key to obtain a battery status printout.
Record the total discharge time from test start until voltage of 108.5 was reached:
__ minutes
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NOTE:
Step 6.2.6.3 through 6.2.6.10.10 are only performed if the test must be interrupted.
NOTE:
Strapping out a cell when it is going into cell reversal is only allowable during a performance test (60 month) and is not allowable in a service test.
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NOTE:
Steps 6.2.6.3 through 6.2.6.10.10 must be performed as quickly as possible.
NOTE:
Steps 6.2.6.3 through 6.2.6.11 are applicable only to the performance (60 month) test. Mark them "N/A" for the service test or if not used during performance test.
f 6.2.6.3 For the performance test (60 months) only - if cell voltage (s) less than 1.0 volt occurs, record the time (EST) of the event and perform steps 6.2.6.4 through 6.2.6.10.10.
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Otherwise, N/A.
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Tighten bolts finger tight.
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6.0 INSTRUCTIONS (continued) f 6.2.6.9 Measure the resistance of the inter-cell connection by measuring from (see page 28 for diagram) a) Terminal Post A to Terminal Post C f
b) Terminal Post 8 to Terminal Post 0
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If resistance is greater than 150 micro-ohms for any reading, rework che connections until the resistance is less than or equal to 150 micro-ohms.
Record final readings.
A to C micro-ohms B to D micro-ohms
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6.2.6.10.1 Press the STEP key.
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New Cell' Cutoff Voltage l
Cells Remaining 59 58 l
Vital Batt. I-IV 103 102 l
Vital Batt. V 107 105 l
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6.0 INSTRUCTIONS (continued) i 6.2.6.10.6 Press OVERALL CUTOFF key,
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step 6.2.6.3.
EST
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Cell No.(s) _
Date
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minutes
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Percent capacity (77'F) -
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Verify the battery capacity is greater than 89 percent for vital.
batteries I through ;V or 87 percent for vital battery V.
Verified by:
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AND THEN YOUR SUPERVISOR.
6.2.9 Battery service test (18 month. test only). Verify the battery bank carried at least 573 amperes for two hours.
Verified by:
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Signature Date IF THE SERVICE TEST IS NOT MET, IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE SE (PAX 6211)
AND,THEN YOUR SUPERVISOR.
6.2.10 Label the roll of automatic voltage printout (s).
These printouts are to become part of this Data Package.
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(Leave u
test breakers 001 closed)
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'6.0 INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
NOTE:
Perform steps 6.3.4 and 6.3.5 concurrent with step 6.3.3.
6.3.3 Establish and maintain at least 150 amps (try 155 amps) with a
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voltage of greater than 125. volts using the discharge unit and steps 6.3.3.1 and 6.3.3.2 to adjust the load.to the charger for 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br />.
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Removing power by way of keyboard or power plug will
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To restore power
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to the discharge unit, the EC/DLU must be energized before energizing the load unit or a random load will be applied with no control accepted from the EC/DLU l
6.3.3.1. Increase load by entering number of amperes desired 1
(over existing ampere load showing in the " load current j
l amps" display) from the keyboard into the programming J.
display and pressing the INC/DEC key.
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(under existing ampere load showing in the " load current amps" display)'from the keyboard into the programming display, pressing the 2 key, and pressing the INC/DEC
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NOTE:
If the required current and voltage were not maintained j
during the four hours due to personnel problems or L-error, restart the charger performance test by re-performing steps 6.3.4 and 6.3.5.
6.3.4 Record the start time of the charger performance test when the current exceeds 150 amperes with a voltage of 125 volts or greater.
If a value of 150 amps at 125 volts cannot be
}L obtained, stop the test and initiate a WR to repair the charger.
Immediately notify the SE/SRO (PAX 6211) and then your supervisor of the problem.
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6.3.5 Record the charger Voltage and Current using an M&TE voltmeter immediately after step 6.3.4 and every 30 minutes for the next 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br />.
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Signature Date 6.4.3 Disconnect test leads from battery and control cable JB.
Second Person to verify
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Time EST Date Millivolt reading mV
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f 6.4.6 Notify the SRO that a cell (s) has/have been jumpered out.
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and record l.
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Signature Date Cognizant Engineer 6.4.8 Issue a WR to replace the jumpered out cell (s) and record the WR number.
WR No.
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1991 for vital batteries I through IV or 2001 for vital battery
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V.
If the battery has reached 85 percent of its service. life, perform step 6.4.12.
85% of service life met or exceeded yes no
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Date of Test Capacity of Battery Tested
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Average capacity of battery from previous tests TCBT/# of tests
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Average battery capacity from previous tests (60 month test only):
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verifying battery capacity (calculated in step a.
6.2.8) is equal to or greater than 94 percent for vital batteries I through IV, or 92 percent for vital battery IV, b.
verifying battery capacity has not dropped below 10 percent rate capacity from its average on previous performance tests, verifying the year of the present performance date c.
I is earlier than the year 1991 for vital batteries I through IV or 2001 for vital V.
L If the battery is degradated, perform step 6.4.12.
,e Battery shows signs of degradation yes no.
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Unless steps 6.4.9 or 6.4.11 call for performance of step 6.4.12, i,t is to be NAed.
6.4.12 Request the Maintenance and Surveillance Scheduling Section (M&S) to increase the frequency of the performance test for the selected battery from every 60 months to every 12 months.
M&S is to sign that the new frequency is implemented.
If the tested battery is already on, increase frequency for the performance test the cognizant Engineer can sign.
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Appendix 1 Page 1 of 1 CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS FOR TEMPERATURE P
(Taken from lEEE Standard 450-1975)
Temperature -
- F Factor (K) f 62 0.936 63 0.941 64 0.945 l
65 0.950 66 0.954 67 0.959 g
68 0.963
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69 0.968 70 O.972 71 0.976 1
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,r Westinghouse Position on sequoyah j
Charoina Puno cooline Requirements 1
The purpose of this paper is to present the Westinghouse position on i
the c,antrifugal charging pumps' mechanical seal cooling.
BACKGROUND The High Pressure Injection and Recirculation System Notebook (reference 1) was developed as part of the Sequoyah Nuclear Plant Unit one Individual Plant Evaluation for the Tennessee Valley Authority.
The analysis evaluated the availability of the high Pressure system which utilizes the safety injectior pumps and c ntrifugal charging pumps to deliver watsr to the reactor coolant
-cyctem cold leg loops following a postulated LOCA.
The safety injection pumps require three types of cooling: (1) the essential
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raw cooling water (ERCW) system provides water to the oil coolers, (2) the ERCW cools the pump room cooler, and (3) the component cooling system (CCS) provides water to the mechanical seal coolers.
y Ths charging pumps also require three types of cooling:
(1) the ERCW cools the oil coolers, (2) the ERCW also provides the cooling source to the charging pump room coolers, and (3) the CCS provides cooling to the pumps' mechanical seal coolers.
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During the course of the analysis, it was learned that the cooling to the charging pumps' mechanical seal housings was to be removed prior to the next plant startup.. This information came in the form of engineering change notice (ECN) L-5706.
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ramoval of the ERCW cooling water to the mechanical seal housings (pots the seals are themselves cooled by the CCS) and the replacement of the housings with a new material (SA 182).
This change was initiated following the discovery of extensive corrosion problems within the charging pump seal housing during routine maintenance on t'*1 pumps.
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which leads to the point of this' report.
The assumption was made
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This
.cssumption was made since pump upgrades of this type h' ave occurred at other power plants and the newer pumps' external seal cooling
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It was later verified by a plant walkdown of t
'the sequoyah chemical and volume control system in February 1987 l
j (reference 2) that the seal housings had already been changed Occording to ECN L-5706; however, TVA personnel noted that the seals themselves may still require cooling via the CCS.
At this point, the analysts discussed the issue of whether scal
. cooling was required with Westinghouse pump and valve engineers and TVA personnel.
Based on these discussions, the Westinghouse decision has been made.
The Westinghouse position is the centrifugal charging pumps require ERCW cooling to the pumps' oil and room coolers, but the charging pumps will still function properly without the CCS mechanical seal ec -
cooling.
BASIS FOR DECISION l
The determination was made that the charging pumps do not need s
mechanical seal cooling based on recent Westinghouse analysis of the capabilities of th's mechanical seals.
According to Westinghouse Pump and Valve Engineering, the mechanical seals have bee.n tested end shown not to require seal cooling as documented in Bulletin No.
3472.
The tests were not performed on pumps but on seal mock ups of Pumps.
The tests performed on the seals were at the maximum design t:mperature of,300*F, which corresponds to the loss of mechanical seal cooling water.
The seals showed no leakage prior to 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> and projected the seal life at this condition to be 1,920 hours0.0106 days <br />0.256 hours <br />0.00152 weeks <br />3.5006e-4 months <br />.
In the event of complete seal failure, a secondary safety bushing limits flow from the pump.
Leakage past the bushing at maximum J(,
tssperature is 1.25 gpm maximum.
At normal temperature, leakage would be 0.16 gpm.
Seal pressure was varied with tests conducted at t
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NS-RkT-PLRA-87-059 Page 3 60 p31g, 200 psig, and 400 psig. 'This greatly exceeds suction proccure which the seals normally experience.
After the accident c:ndition, which would increase fluid temperature, the systen will caoldokm and maximum temperature conditions will decrease to approximately 160'F.
It should be noted that the heat added to the pumpa by the mechanical seals is negligible even without seal cooling.
ToroiterhtheWestinghouAepositiononthematteroftheSequoyah centrifugal charging pumps, ERCW cooling is required for the pumps' oil cnd room coolers, but the charging pumps will still function preparly without CCS mechanical seal cooling.
REFERENCES 1.
High Pressure Injection and Recirculation System Notebook, Tennessee Valley Authority Sequoyah Nuclear Unit one, Individual Plant Evaluation, March 1987.
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Sequoyah Unit II System Evahation Report (SYSTER), Chemical and Volume Contrcl System - 62, February 1987.
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