ML20244B699

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Forwards Rev to 890517 Inservice Testing Program Relief Request PR-13 Re Emergency Fuel Oil Transfer Pumps,Per 890517 Telcon
ML20244B699
Person / Time
Site: Wolf Creek Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation icon.png
Issue date: 06/09/1989
From: Withers B
WOLF CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORP.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM)
References
WM-89-0169, WM-89-169, NUDOCS 8906130221
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.L W41.F CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORPORATION sert D. withers

' June 9,.1989 President and Chief Executive officer WM 89-0169 U..S. Nuclear. Regulatory Commission ATTN: Document Control-Desk Mail Station F1-137 Washington D. C. 20555

Subject:

Docket No. 50-482: Revision of Inservice Testing Program Relief Request-Gentlemen:

The purpose of this letter is to provide a revision -.to Inservice Testing Program Relief Request No.

PR-13 as. requested in a telecon on May 17, 1989 between Mr.

E.

Sullivan, NRC and Mr.

S.

Wideman,

-Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation (WCNOC). This revised relief request was requested to support the staff review of a pending relief request,. associated' with the-Emergency Fuel Oil Transfer Pumps.

Additionally, the staff requested the margins that would be available when utilizing an Acceptance Criteria of i 1.5'psig from the reference value. The following table provides the specific testing conditions, since the installation of flow instrumentation, during the surveillance testing of these pumps.

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Code Proposed Flow Head Reference Min / Max-Min / Max Date (apm)

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Value (psid) limits limits PJE01A 2-20-89 43.6 14.87 14.2 12.8/14.6 12.7/15.7 5-31-89 43.8 13.83 14.2 12.8/14.6 12.7/15.7 j

PJE01B 2-17-89 41.3 12.05 13.2 11.9/13.6. 11'.7/14.7 4-20-89 41.2 12.27 13.2 11.9/13.6 11.7/14.7 If you have any questions concerning this response, please contact me or Mr. O. L. Maynard of my staff.

I Very truly yours, Af J

Bart D. Withers President and Chief Executive Officer BDW/aem l

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Page 1 of 1 RELIEF REQUEST NO. PR-13 i

PUMPS: PJE01A.and B Emergency Fuel Oil Transfer Pumps l

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TEST REQUIREMENTS -

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The Emergency Fuel, Oil Transfer pumps are small submersible pumps.

Their; nominal differential pressure is only-12 to-- 13.psid.-

This means the maximum Sallowable high range is less than 0.4 psi above the reference value.-

By using a-more. accurate:' discharge pressure gauge the maximum instrument error is limited to 0.09 psi.

The data scatter over the last two' years of. surveillance-testing.

has been greater than.8% (1.0 psi). The variation in data appearsito be the result. of.short run. time of the pumps (approximately 2 minutes) during the surveillance test and the configuration of.the system piping.

The variation in data does not appear to be..the-result of instrumentation inaccuracies.

Additionally, the capability exists to cross-connect the~two trains-of the Emergency' Fuel Oil System'(see figure 9.5.4-l'of'the USAR).

ALTERNATE TESTING:

The Emergency Fuel Oil Transfer pumps will be tested. quarterly and use as an Acceptance Criteria-of i 1.5 psig from1the reference value.

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