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Fire Hazards Analysis, XX-E-013, Rev 4_CN005, Post-Fire Safe Shutdown (PFSSD) Analysis
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FORM APF-05D-001--02 REV 05 Pagel CALCULATION CHANGE NOTICE CCN NO, XX-E-013 - 000 - CN00S Base Cale No. Rev No. Sequence No.

CALCULATION TITLE - Enter this item in CALCULATION TITLE field in EIS:

Post-Fire Safe Shutdown (PFSSD) Analysis Status. 118'.(FINAL 1""1 -----

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.:z -o.:; I Associated Change Number: J 011696 COMPUTER CODE: VERSION:

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USAR STATEMENT: 181 Requires a change to the USAR:

D Does not require a change to the USAR COMMITTED FINAL ORIG Brian R. Fox 05/26/05 ORIG N/11 Printed Name Date Printed#ame Date

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FORM APF-05D-001-02 REV 05

' Page 2 CALCULATION DATABASE INPUT CCN NO. XX-E-013 - 000 - CNOOS Base Cale No. Rev No. Sequence No.

CALCULATION SUBJECT (Statement Of Problem) - Enter this in SUBJECT field in EIS, This CCN incorporates changes to the PFSSD design as a result of generating document E-1F9910, Post-Fire Safe Shutdown Area Analysis. This CCN does the following, 1) Adds the following to the PFSSD Component List (Appendix 3) , AEFV0039, AEFV0040, AEFV0041, AEFV0042, AEHSOOSO, AEHS0081, BGHV8106, BGHIS8106, GNPT0937, NG01ACR130, NG02ACR125; 2)

Adds the following relays to the PFSSD Relay List (Appendix 4) , K505, K519, 83XGK04 and 83XGK05; 3) Deletes the following from the PFSSD Component List (Appendix 3)'

ABZS0012A, ABZSOOlSA, ABZS0018A, ABZS0021A, NK4120, NK4410; and 4) Makes other technical and editorial corrections throughout the document as shown on the attached pages.

Link systems to the calculation/CCN in EIS.

Systems AB, AE, BG, EP, GK, GN, NG, NK, RL Affected:

Develop relationships between interdependent calculations in EIS.

Additional None Calculations Providing Input to this calculation:

Additional None Calculations Impacted by this calculation:

Develop relationships between the calculation/CCN and controlled reference documents in EIS.

Additional None Controlled Documents Inputs to this calculation:

Additional E-1F9433, E-1F9910 Controlled Documents Impacted by this calculation:

The reference documents listed below are those that cannot be linked to the calculation/CCN and shall be entered in the INDUSTRY REFERENCE field in EIS, e.g., ASME Codes, ANSI Standards, letters, etc.

Additional PIR 2004-0089 Other Reference Docwnents:

Link components to the calculation/CCN in EIS.

Additional AEFV0039, AEFV0040, AEFV0041, AEFV0042, AEHSOOSO, AEHS0081, BGHV8106, Components: BGHIS8106, GNPT0937, RL026 REFER TO DESKTOP GUIDE FOR PROCESSING CALCULATIONS IN EIS

FORM APF-05D-00 1-02, REV 05 Page 3 LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES CCN NO. XX-E-013 000 CNOOS 8 ae e Cale No. Rev No. Sequence No.

CCN Cale. CCN Cale. CCN Cale. CCN Cale.

Page Page Page No. Page Page Page Page Page Affected No. Affected No. Affected No. Affected DVR/SCRN/ /DVR/SCRN /DVR/SCRN /DVR/SCRN Other /Other /Other /Other APP l 4, 5 PAGE 5 APP l 6

PAGE 6 APP 1 7

PAGE 7 APP l 8

PAGE 18 APP 1 9

PAGE 25 APP 1 10 PAGE 59 11 NA APP 3 PAGES 11, 12, 15, 12-14 30, 49, 56, 70, 71, 73, 86, 103 15 NA APP 4 16 PAGES 18, 22, 24 A-1 to DVR A-3 DVR Design Verification Report (if applicable)

SCRN Regulatory Screening (if applicable)

AD Applicability Determination

FORM APF-05D-001-02 REV 5 Page 4 CALCULATION SHEET CCN NO. ODO - CNOOS

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------1 Base Cale. No. Rev. No. Sequence No 0

Calculation Appendix 1, Page 5 (3' Paragraph)

Replace the 3"' paragraph with the following:

Given the Technical Specification requirements (394,000 gallon minimum RWST volume) minus the volume of water below the top of the outlet pipe (28,083 gallons) and the USAR maximum required volume (83,754 gallons) to achieve cold shutdown conditions, greater than 4 times the volume of borated RWST water is available. Therefore, RWST level indication is not required to achieve cold shutdown conditions. Note that Appendix R requires cold shutdown to be accomplished in 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br />. If seal injection is performed for the entire 72 hour8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> period at a rate of 32 gpm (8 gpm per seal} then the total quantity of water required in the RWSTis:

32 gpm x 72 hrs x 60 min/hr= 138,240 gallons Therefore, a sufficient quantity of water is contained in the RWST to achieve cold shutdown conditions.

If cable damage and spurious operation occurs such that either EJHV8811A or EJHV8811B spuriously open and either BNHV8812A or BNHV8812B, respectively, cannot be closed, the RWST could drain to the containment sump. The following calculation demonstrates the amount of time available to complete manual actions to ensure the RWST does not drain to a level below that required for cold shutdown.

Minimum Tech Spec. Volume of RWST (506.2" level}: 394,000 gallons (BN-20)

"EMPTY" water /eve/ in RWST (53" level): @ 41,500 gallons (9,361 gal/ft per BN-20)

Volume of water between Tech. Spec. and Empty: 352,500 gallons Maximum Volume Needed to Achieve Cold PFSSD:

32 gpm (seal injection@ 8 gpmlseal) x 72 hrs (Per Appendix R) x 60 min/hr

= 138,240 gallons Allowable volume Jost to sump: 352,500 gal- 138,240 gal= 214,260 gallons Based on Calculation BN-21, the equivalent pipe length from the RWST to the CCP B pump takeot is:

Leq from RWST to CCP B takeoff= 441.2' of 0.375" nom wall pipe (id= 23.25'7 Based on Calculation BN-21, the equivalent pipe length from the CCP B takeoff to the containmen sump is determined as follows:

Leq from CCP B takeoff to RHR B takeoff= 48.3' of 0.375" nom wall pipe (id= 23.25'?

Leq from RHR B takeoff to BNHV8812B = 139.7' of0.375" nom wall pipe (id= 13.25'?

Leq from BNHV8812B to Tee= 255.3' of sch 40 pipe (id= 13.12'?

L.. from Tee to EJHV8811B = 139.6' of sch 40 pipe (id= 13.12'7 Leq from BNHV8812B to Tee= 112.6' of0.375" nom wall pipe (id= 13.25'?

FORM APF-05D-001-02, REV 5 Page 5 CALCULATION SHEET CCN NO. XX-E-013 - 000 - CNOOS


------1 Base Cale. No. Rev. No. Sequence No The water elevation in the RWST is approximately 2045'-0". The elevation of the top of the sump is 2000'-0", at which point water will overflow onto the containment floor. Therefore, the total head from the tank to the sump is 2045'-0" - 2000'-0" = 45.0 feet or 19.5 psi, which is the maximum pressure loss from the RWST to the sump. It is conservatively assumed that water level remains constant in the tank and sump. 32 gpm flows to the CCP and the remaining flows to the sump.

The Hazen and Williams equation is used to estimate flow from the RWST and is given below.

tip= (4.52 x Q'- x L) 85 (C'-" Xd4.87) where:

,Jp =pressure difference (psi)

Q = flow (gpm)

L = pipe equivalent length (feet)

C = pipe coefficient (130) d = pipe inside diameter (in)

With the help of a spreadsheet, the above equation was solved multiple times to determine the flow that produces a pressure drop of 19.5 psi across the pipe network. The flows were determined as follows:

Q from RWST to CCP B takeoff= 7,515 gpm Q from CCP B takeoff to sump = 7.483 gpm Therefore, with the CCP charging to the RCP seals and one flow path to the containment sump open, the maximum flow from the RWST is 7,515 gpm.

The maximum time allowed to isolate containment sump valve before the RWST drops to a level below that required for cold shutdown is:

214,260 gal I 7,515 gpm = 28.5 minutes Reason for change: Clarification

FORM APF-05D-001-02 REV 5 Page 6 CALCULATION SHEET cCN No. _ _ _x_x_-_E-_0_1_3_ _ _ - ooo -__ CN_o_o_s_ _,

Base Cale. No. Rev. No. Sequence No th Calculation Appendix 1, Page 6 (3'" and 4 Paragraphs) th Replace the 3"' and 4 paragraphs under the table with the following:

BGHCV0182, Charging Header Flow Control Valve, is not included as a post fire safe shutdown component because valves BGHV8105 and BGHV8106 are included in the PFSSD design to isolate this flow path in the event of a fire outside the control room. In addition, manual isolation valve BG8402B, installed upstream of BGHCV0182, is shut in accordance with OFN RP-017 if the fire occurs in the contra room. With either BG8402B, BGHV8105 or BGHV8106 shut, charging flow (boration flow) is directed through the RCP seals.

BGHIS8105 and BGHIS8106 are included in the design to provide the capability to isolate the BGHCV0182 flow path from the control room.

Reason for Change: Valve BGHV8106 and hand indicating switch BGHIS8106 are being added to the PFSSD design as a redundant means for isolating the BGHCV0182 flow path. Currently, valve BGHV8105IBGHIS8105 and manual valve BG8402B are included in the PFSSD design to isolate this flow path. However, if BGHV8105 or BGHIS8105 are damaged due to a fire outside the control room, a manual action may be required to close manual valve BG8402B. Including BGHV8106 and BGHIS8106 will eliminate some of the manual actions associated with this flow path.

Calculation Appendix 1, Page 6 (Table)

Revise the BNHV0003 and BNHV0004 "Resolution" column as follows:

Containment spray pumps have to operate to cause a loss of RWST volume. Check valves ENV0002 and ENV000B prevent draindown of the RWST into the containment sump if valves ENHV0001 or ENHV0007 spuriously open. Containment Spray Pump Motors (DPEN01A & DPEN01B) are controlled (off) by OFN RP-017 if a fire occurs in the control room and ENHIS0003 and ENHIS0009 can be used to Jock-out the containment spray pumps if the fire occurs outside the control room.

Reason for Change: Clarification Calculation Appendix 1, Page 6 (Table)

Add row to the end of the table as follows:

EJHV8811A Containment sump isolation Valves are redundant to BNHV8812A and EJHV8811B valves BNHV8812B and are closed to prevent draindown of the RWST into the containment sump.

Reason for Change: The table explains how RWST flow is isolated to ensure adequate RWST volume. Valves EJHV8811A and EJHV8811B are required as part of ensuring the RWST does not drain to the containment sump. Therefore, they should be included in the table.

FORM APF-0SD-001 02 REV S Page 7 CALCULATION SHEET c~oo. ___n_-_E-_0_1_3___ - ooo -__~_o_o_s_~

Base Cale. No. Rev. No. Sequence No Calculation Appendix 1, Page 7 Replace with the following:

Justification of Seal Water Leak off Loss Closing BGHV8100 and BGHV8112 will lift relief valve BGV8121 and pass the seal leak off water to the pressurizer relief tank (PRT}, and/or bypass the seal leak off water through valves BGHV8143 and BGHCV0123 (failed open as a result of the fire) to the PRT. This would result in a maximum loss of water from the primary system of up to 84 gpm (based on a maximum of 21gpm per failed seal). {However, angle valve BGV0202 is throttled to provide an acceptable backpressure on the RCP seals at 12 gpm leak off during normal operation (Reference STS BG-004)}. As noted earlier, 138.240 gallons of borated water from the RWST is the maximum Appendix R volume needed to achieve cold shutdown conditions. The RWST is required by Technical Specifications to contain at least 394,000 gallons. The unusable volume of water in the tank is 28.083 gallons. Therefore, a margin exists of more than 227.000 gallons.

At 84 gpm, there is a loss of 5040 gallons from the RWST each hour due to the potential leakage to the PRT through the above paths. At that rate, it would take 1.8 days to deplete the margin of 227.000 gallons. Cold Shutdown can be achieved in less than twenty-four hours. At that time, valve BGV0202 can be manually closed to isolate the leak off flow path.

FORM APF--05O--001-02 REV 5 Page 8 CALCULATION SHEET CCN NO. _ __;x.;;;x:..-.:E:..-.:0.;;;1;;._3_ _ _ - 000 - _ _CN_o_o_s_ _.

Base Cale. No. Rev. No. Sequence No Calculation Appendix 1, Page 18 Revise Reactor Coolant Makeup discussion, 3"' paragraph as follows:

EMHV8803A, EMHV8803B, EMHIS8803A and EMHIS8803B, charging pump discharge header to BIT isolation valves and hand switches, are included in the reactor makeup function design. The valve on the operating CCP Train At toast ene ef #lase rorwndant pa,a.'.'el pa#l 1<aP,*es must be open to achieve post fire safe shutdown. EMHV8801A, EMHV8801B, EMHIS8801A and EMHIS8801B, BIT isolation valves and hand switches, are included in the reactor makeup function design. At least one of these redundant parallel path valves must be open to achieve post fire safe shutdown.

Reason for Change: This revision makes it clear that the valve on the available CCP train needs to be available.

The two valves are not redundant to each other.

FORM APF-05D-001-02 REV 5 Page 9 CALCULATION SHEET CCN NO. XX-E-013 - 000 - CN00S Base Cale. No. Rev. No.


I Sequence No Calculation Appendix 1, Page 25 (Main Feedwater Isolation)

Replace Main Feedwater Isolation discussion with the following text:

MAIN FEEDWA TER /SOLA TION Three pumps, PAE01A, PAE01B and PAE02 supply main feedwater. Turbines (KFC01A and KFC01B) supplied by main steam, drive PAE01A and PAE01B and the motor for PAE02 is powered from PB0406.

Main feedwater must be isolated to prevent:

1. Excessive coo/down rates caused by overfeeding the steam generators and
2. Filling the steam generators and main steam piping with water.

Pumps PAE01A and PAE01B stop when the MS/V's are manually fast closed following reactor trip.

Pump PAE02 is prevented from starting by de-energizing the motor using AEH/S0104 at RL027 or PB0406HIS in the turbine building.

Feedwater isolation valves AEFV0039, AEFV0040, AEFV0041 and AEFV0042 are included in the decay heat removal design to isolate main feedwater flow to the steam generators and prevent flow diversion from the auxiliary feedwater system to the wrong train of steam generators. The auxiliary feedwater piping ties into the main feedwater piping at approximately 2028'-0" elevation. The main feedwater piping ties into the steam generators at approximately 2061 '-6" elevation. The common 30" feedwater header from the feedwater pumps to all four steam generator branch lines is at approximately 2053'-0" elevation. Piping from the common header back to the main feedwater pumps is below 2053'-0" elevation.

With the main feedwater pumps stopped and the auxiliary feedwater system operating, backflow is prevented by the closure of the discharge check valves. However, due to the pipe elevations, the possibility exists for water to fill two of the four steam generators that are not being used. If level indication is affec1ed, then operators may not know that the steam generators are over-filling.

Closing the feedwater isolation valves prevents steam generator over-filling and auxiliary feedwater flow diversion. The MF/V's can be closed using one of two fast-close hand switches (AEHSOOBO and AEHS0081) located in the control room.

Reason for Change: Feedwater isolation valves AEFV0039, AEFV0040, AEFV0041 and AEFV0042 are being added to the PFSSD design to prevent flow diversion while operating the motor-driven auxiliary feedwater pumps.

FORM APF-05D-001-02 REV 5 Page 10 CALCULATION SHEET CCN NO. XX-E-013 - 000 - CNOOS Base Cale. No. Rev. No. Sequence No Calculation Appendix 1, Page 59 Change "Isolated Component" ALPV0004 to A~PV0004.

Reason for Change: Typographical error.

FORM APF--05D--001-02, REV 05 Page 1.

APPENDIX 3 CCN NO. 0 oO - _rn_o_o_s-t PFSSD COMPONENT LIST

- - -XX-E-013 Base Cale No. Rev No. Sequence No The following pages identify changes to Appendix 3 as a result of DCP 11696 and this CCN. Justification for most of the changes are documented in DCP 11696. For those changes that are not documented and justified in DCP 11696, the following provides the justification.

AEV0022 - The power source was changed to state "Mechanical Check Valve" instead of Manual Valve. This valve is actually a check valve and cannot be operated manually.

AEV0023 - The power source was changed to state "Mechanical Check Valve" instead of Manual Valve. This valve is actually a check valve and cannot be operated manually.

EPHV8808A, B, C and D - Hot standby function is being removed from these components. The SI accumulators are pressurized to 700 psi and are required to be isolated to prevent inadvertent injection into the RCS. The valves are normally closed during shutdown prior to the RCS reaching 1,000 psi. Hot standby can be maintained for an extended time period with the RCS above 1000 psi. The accumulators are isolated when going to cold shutdown and, therefore, are not considered hot standby components.

RL025 - Deleted reference to schematics and deleted the power source. Added note that states:

RL025 is included in the matrix because controls and indication are mounted on the panel.

The controls and indication do not receive power from RL025 Changes are made due to removal of PFSSD components that were previously powered by the RL025 panel.

RL026 - Added RL026 to the PFSSD design because PFSSD controls and indication are mounted on the panel.

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AE IAEFV0040 1, 4 IMain Feedwater Isolation 1412 I A-23 H X X X M-12AE02 I E*13AE14 Air Needed to ensure Valve E-13AE15 1 aux feedwater flow Ito the appropriate SG.

AE IAEFV0041 1, 4 IMaln Feedwater Isolation 1412 I A-23 H X X X M-12AE02 I E-13AE14 Air Needed to ensure Valve E*13AE15 aux feedwater flow l_to the appropriate SG.

AE JAEFV0042 1, 4 IMaln Feedwater Isolation 1411 A-23 H X X X M-12AE02 J E-13AE14 Air Needed to ensure Valve E-13AE15 *aux feedwater flow Ito the appropriate SG.

AE IAEHSOOSO 1 IMain Feedwater Isolation 3601 C-27 RL006 H X X X M-12AE02 J E-13AE14 J.104-00296 NK5112 Valves Fast Close E-11NK01 J-104-00323 J-104-00324 J-200-00065 J-200-00069

FORM APF-05D-00I-02, REV. 05 Page 13 APPENDIX 3 CCN NO. XX-E-013 - 000 - CN005 PFSSD COMPONENT LIST Base Cale No. Rev No. Sequence No

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NK54-06 I.a J-104-00328 J-200-00065 J-200-00070 AE sEV0022 - SG Feectwater Pump B Discharge Check Valve 4301W TURB - H - X X X X M-12AE01 - - Mechanical Check Valve AE sEV0023 - SG Feedwater Pump A Discharge Check Valve 4301W TURB - H - X X X X M-12AE01 - - Mechanical Check Valve BG BGHIS8106 1 Charging Pumps to Regen HX/Ctmt lso Vlv 3601 C-27 RL001 R,M -- X X X *- M-12BG03 E-13BG11A J-200-00094 J-200-00098 NG01BBR1 *-

BG BGHV8106 1 Charging Pumps to Regen HX/Ctmt lso Vlv 1323 A-24 - R,M -* X X X - M-12BG03 E-13BG11A -* NG01BBR1 -

EP EPHV8808A 1 Accumulator Tank A Isolation Valve RB2 RB-2 - H - - X X X M-12EP01 E-13EP02A - NG-01BGF3 Manually control valve if power not available EP EPHV8808B 4 Accumulator Tank B Isolation Valve RB2 RB-2 - H - - X X X M-12EP01 E-13EP02A - NG02BGF3 EP EPHV8808C 1 Accumulator Tank C Isolation Valve RB2 RB-2 - H - - X X X M-12EP01 E-13EP02A - NG-01BGF2 Manually control

!Valve if power not available EP EPHV88080 4 Accumulator Tank D Isolation Valve RB2 RB-2 - H - - X X X M-12EP01 E-13EP02A - NG-02BHF2 -

GN GNPT0937 1 Containment Pressure Transmitter 1409 A-17 - s - X X X X M-12GN01 E*13GN05 E-13S809 M-767-00349 M-761-02007 NN0111 Safety Injection and Containment E-13SB01 Spray could be E*13SB02 initiated by high E-13NN01 containment pressure.

NG NG01ACR130 1 SGK05A Indication Circuit Relay (83XGK05) 3301 C-9 - s R,M,H X X X - - E-11NG21 - NG01A -

FORM APF-05D-001-02, REV. 05 Page 14 APPENDIX 3 CCN NO. XX-E-013 000 CN005 PFSSD COMPONENT LIST Base Cale No, Rev No. Sequence No

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from RL025 RL IRL026 1, 4 !Turbine Generator & 3601 C-27 s H X X X RL026 ls included Feedwater MCB in the matrix because controls and indication are mounted on the panel. The controls and indication do not receive power ltrom RL026

FORM APF-05D-001-02 REV 05 Page 15 APPENDIX 4 CCN NO. 000 _ CNOOS PFSSD RELAY LIST

- - -XX-E-013 Base Cale No. Rev No. Sequence No The following pages identify changes to Appendix 4 as a result of DCP 11696 and this CCN. Justification for most of the changes are documented in DCP 11696. For those changes that are not documented and justified in DCP 11696, the following provides the justification.

83XGK02 - Corrected typo in the room number and fire area. Correct room number is 3302 and fire area is C-10.

K505 - Added due to addition of containment spray actuation logic to drawing E-1 F9433.

K519 - Added due to addition of containment spray actuation logic to drawing E-1 F9433.

FORM APF--05D--001--02, REV. 05 Page 16 APPENDIX 4 CCN NO. XX-E-013


_ 000 CN00S PFSSD RELAY LIST Base Cale No. Rev No. Sequence No IIIS1GI

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FORM APF-0SF-001-01 REV 02 PAGE] 0F4 DESIGN VERIFICATION REPORT DOCUMENT NO. XX-E-013-000-CNOOS REV. NA DOCUMENT TITLE: Post-Fire Safe Shutdown Analysis ORIGINATOR: Brian Fox, PE DESIGN VERIFIED: SAFETY CLASSIFICATION: VERIFICATION METHOD:

PRELIMINARY 0 SAFETY-RELATED DESIGN REVIEW

[gj FINAL X SPECIAL SCOPE ALTERNA TE CALCULATION REVISION NON-SAFETY RELATED TESTING X INDIVIDUAL VERIFICATION SIGNATURE: ,#./,~;..,.,_ .,(._b.,___ DATE: 06/09/05 QUALIFICATION REQUIRED-ES9280465 0 R ES9280479 TEAM VERIFICATION SIGNATURE: DATE:

Scope Verified:

TEAM LEADER SIGNATURE: DATE:

QUALIFICATION REQUIRED ES9280465 OR ES9280479

  • Team leader signature certifies that adequate interfaces and overlaps have occurred.

OVERVIEW (PURPOSE AND SCOPE):

CCN XX-E-013-000-CNOOS is issued with DCP 11696 to address issues discovered while preparing post-fire safe shutdown (PFSSD) area analyses. This CCN revises Appendices 1, 3 and 4 based on revised PFSSD methodology.

CRUCIAL AREAS:

I. Review CCN for consistency with E-15000 (SETROUTE) changes made in DCP 11696.

2. Review calculation of RWST draindown time.

ALTERNATE OR INDEPENDENT ITEMS USED FOR VERIFICATION:

I. DCP 11696

2. DDCN E-15000-65-14
3. Crane Technical paper 410, Flow of Fluids Through Valves, Fittings, and Pipe, twenty fifth printing, 1991

FORM APF--OSF-001--01 REV 02 PAGE 20F4 DESIGN VERIFICATION REPORT DOCUMENT NO. XX-E-013-000-CN00S REV. NA COMMENTS: ORIGINATOR'S RESPONSE:

1. None CONCLUSIONS:

This CCN is consistent with the changes made in DCP 11696.

The calculation detennining the RWST draindown time is accurate and conservative.

This calculation change notice is acceptable.

FORM APF-0SF-001-01, REV. 02 PAGE 3 OF 4 DESIGN VERIFICATION REPORT DOCUMENT NO. XX-E-013-000-CN00S REV.NA CHECKLIST A Yes N/A X

1. Were the design inputs correctly selected and incorporated into the design?

X

2. Are assumptions, necessary to perform the design activity, documented, adequately described and reasonable?

X

3. Are the appropriate quality and quality assurance requirements specified?

X

4. Are the applicable codes, standards and regulatory requirements, including issue and addenda, properly identified and are their requirements for design met?

X

5. Has applicable plant and industry construction and operating experience been considered?

X

6. Have the hardware interface design requirements been satisfied?

X

7. Is the output reasonable compared to input?

X

8. Are the specified parts, equipment and processes suitable for the required application?

X

9. Are the specified materials compatible with each other and the design environmental conditions to which the material will be exposed?

X

10. Have adequate maintenance features and requirements been specified?

X

11. Are accessibility and other design provisions adequate for performance of needed maintenance and repair?

FORM APF-05F-00I-01. REV 02 PAGE40F4 DESIGN VERIFICATION REPORT DOCUMENT NO. XX-E-013-000-CN005 REV.NA CHECKLIST A Yes N/A X

12. Has adequate accessibility been provided to perform the in-service inspection expected to be required during the plant life?

X

13. Has the design properly considered radiation exposure to the public and plant personnel?

X

14. Have adequate pre-operational and subsequent periodic test requirements been appropriately specified?

X

15. Does each document contain the required signatures and date?

X

16. If a computer program was used in the analysis, has the program been verified?

X

17. If a component has been added, has a Safety Classification Analysis been completed?

X

18. Were the commitments provided in the USAR and the Design Criteria documents correctly incorporated into the design documents?

X

19. Have the appropriate design documents been identified and/or updated?

X

20. Has warehouse stock been considered for modification or retirement?