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Final Written Examination with Answer Key (401-5 Format) (Folder 3)
	ML16050A331
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Site:	Salem
Issue date:	12/04/2015
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{{#Wiki_filter:U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Site-Specific Written Examination Applicant Information Name: Region: I Date: 12/21/2015 Facility: Salem 1 & 2 - License Level: RO Reactor Type: W Start Time: Finish Time: Instructions Use the answer sheets provided to document your answers. Staple this cover sheet on top of the answer sheets. The passing grade requires a final grade of at least 80.00 percent. Examination papers will be collected SIX hours after the examination starts. Applicant Certification All work done on this examination is my own. I have neither given nor received aid. Applicant's Signature

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I fouestion Topic I IRO 1 I Unit 2 is operating at 60% power with rod control in auto when Turbine Steamline Inlet Pressure transmitter 2-PT-505 fails high over 10 seconds. Which of the following describes the effect on the rod control system from this failure? Control rods will move in the ___ direction, and the Power Mismatch signal will initially cause rods to move_ _ rapidly than if the circuit was not part of rod control.

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I []I outward, more. I !Answer 11 d I !Exam Leve'i] I R I cognitive Level i IApplication I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I IExam Date: 11 12/21/20151 IKA:ll 000001K105 j IAK1.05 I !Ro Vcillle:JI 3.51 lsRO Vallie: i 3.81!Section:11~ [ROGroup:!j 21 !sRo Group:JI 21 lil~ D !System/Evolution Title] IContinuous Rod Withdrawal 11001 IKA Statement: I~e of the operational implications of the following concepts as they apply to Continuous Rod Withdrawal: I turbine-reactor power mismatch on rod control I !Explanation of 55.41.b(6) The power mismatch section of the Reactor Control Unit compares the difference in the rate of change of turbine power [Arisl/Vers: *.* and rx power, and adds a signal to the temperature error circuit. With turbine power (PT-505) rising rapidly over 10 seconds and rx power not changing at all, the power mismatch signal will cause control rods to move out at a higher rate than what would be expeected from the Terr signal alone, in an attempt to raise Rx power at a rate similar to what turbine power was doing. I Reference Title ii Facility Reference Number IIReferef)ce Section i IPage No. I rRevision! !Rod Control Lesson Plan 11 NOS05RODSOO I 1j2a 1112 I I II I II ,II, I I ii I 11 I fL.O. Number i Objective I RODSOOE006 1_ _____, !Material Required for EXarf\fr1ation ' 11 II IQueition source: i l_N_e_w_ _ _ _ _ _~I Llo~u~e~s_ti_o_n_M_o_d_if_ic_a_t_io_n~M_et_h_o_d~=~*.Jil1, __________.I !used Dui'ing Training Program ID loue~tic:msollrce Comments: I I

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    ~ SGTR diagnosis has the higher priority because of the highest probability of radioactive release.

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    ~I SGTR diagnosis has the higher priority to minimize the potential for component failure due to water in the Main Steam lines.

I I ic.: Main Steam Line break diagnosis has the higher priority because a high energy steam break could potentially mask other failures. I l

    ~] Main ~team Line break diagnosis has the higher priority because AFW must be isolated to remain within accident analysis assumptions for containment pressure.                                                                                                                                                                  I

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Outline Changes I IQllestioriTopic 11 RO 3 I I Which of the following is the basis for establishing I maintaining SG Narrow Range level between 9-33% (non-adverse containment) for small or intermediate LOCA's IAW 2-EOP-LOCA-1, Loss of Reactor Coolant? I I

      ~ Ensures SG available if a RCP has to be started later in the event.

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      ~ Maintains a static head of water to reduce any existing SG tube leakage.

I 81 Ensures adequate feed flow or SG inventory to ensure a secondary heat sink. I

      @J  IMaintain the water level above the top of the U-tubes to prevent depressurizing SG.

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!KA Statement: i Knowledqe of the interrelations between Small Break LOCA and the followinq: I S/Gs I

;Explanation of! 55.41.b(10) Distractor B is incorrect because it is the basis for S/G level I feed flow for a LARGE break LOCA. Distractors A and D

,I.An>swers:. ... *.*** are incorrect because the Basis document states that the reason for maintaining adequate feed flow I SIG level is to ensure a secondary heat sink. C is correct because EOP-LOCA-1 Basis Document states the purpose of establishing 9% level is .. "To ensure adequate feed flow or S/G inventory to ensure a secondary heat sink for small or intermediate size LOCAs and secondary break

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  -  Unit 2 is in Mode 3 following a shutdown after a 200 day run.
  -  Core burnup is 18,000 MWD/MTU.
  -  All RCP's are in operation.
  -  Main steam dumps are in MS PRESSURE CONTROL-AUTO@ 1005 psig.
  -  A transformer fault results in the total loss of off-site power.

15 minutes after the transformer fault, with NO operator action, the following indications are present:

  - All RCS WR Thot's are 559°F and rising slowly.
  -  All RCS WR Tcold's are 547°F and stable.
  -  All SG pressures are 1015 psig and stable.
  -  All SG NR levels are 39% and stable.
  -  PZR level is 23% and rising slowly.

Which of the following identifies:

1) The status of natural circulation

2) The action(s) that will be performed by the control room IAW S2.0P-AB.RC-0004 Natural Circulation based on that determination of natural circulation status

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2) Raise the steam dumping rate. I

    ~      1) Natural circulation NOT established

2) Raise the feeding rate to all steam generators.

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1) Natural circulation IS established

2) Start AFW pumps to maintain steam generator narrow range level in the normal band.

    @]     1) Natural circulation IS established

2) Feed steam generators to maintain steam generator narrow range level in the normal band and adjust MS-1 O's to enhance heat removal.

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                    !j IEJ(planation of 55.41.b(5) The question meets the KIA based on the Loss of RC Flow portion of the KIA. AB.RC-0004 step 3.6 identifies ALL the Answers:

I 11 conditions that must be met for natural circulation to be occurring. With RCS Thats still rising, it is NOT occurring. Step 3.7 directs the operator to feed the SGs to maintain them within+/- 5% of programmed band. Programmed band plus 5% = 38%, so feeding in this situation is not directed. Steam dumping is directed to maintain or lower CET temps. l Reference Title H Facility Reference N_umber .*** * [ [Referel)C~ Section 11 Page No.[ f~evision'. INatural Circulation 11 S2.0P-AB.RC-0004 I !11 118 I I !I I II 11 I I II I 11 ii I jLO. Number > Objectives ! ABRC04E001

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[Question TopiC J I RO 5 Given the following conditions:

   -  Unit 2 is operating at 100% power.
   -  21 charging pump is in service.
   -  22 charging pump is CIT.
   -  Subsequently, 21 charging pump trips.
   -  23 charging pump is placed in service after its suction is aligned to the RWST.

Which of the following identifies a subsequent action which will be directed by S2.0P-AB.CVC-0001, Loss of Charging, and why?

     ~I Shutdown Unit 2 due to boration of the RCS from the RWST.

I jb.: Restore normal letdown to establish adequate VCT level for normal 23 charging pump operation. l=J IPlace Excess Letdown in service to establish adequate VCT level for normal 23 charging pump operation.

     @]I Open 2CV464 Charging Cross-Tie Isolation valve to prevent requiring a Unit 2 shutdown due to boration of the RCS from the RWST.

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~I 000022K302 I:AK3.02 i"1RO Value:!~ ;SRO ' Value: I~jsect1on: *I:I~ IRO Group:iLJjSROGroup:jLJ ~\.:~ D 1 I jsystem/Evolution Title J Loss of Reactor Coolant Makeup j 1022 I J<A Statement: I Knowledqe of the reasons for the following responses as they apply to Loss of Reactor Coolant Makeup: Actions contained in SOPs and EOPs for RCPs, loss of makeuo, loss of charqino, and abnormal charoinq i.Explanatioriof I 55.41.b(10) When the inservice charging pump tripped, letdown automatically isolated with all charging pump breakers open. If 23 I !Answers: I charging pump is placed in service from the RWST, it means it was not able to be placed in service with VCT as suction source at step 3.7. The note prior to placing 23 charging pump in service from Unit 2 RWST states that a unit S/D will be required because of borating the RCS from the RWST.

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  - Unit 2 is in MODE 4.
  -  21 RHR loop is in service providing SDC.
  -  22 RHR loop is aligned for ECCS.
  - Subsequently, 21 RHR pump trips on overcurrent.

Which of the following describes how SDC flow will be established IAW S2.0P-AB.RHR-0001, Loss of RHR? 22 RHR pump supplying flow .....

    ~I through 21 RHR HX and ONLY 21SJ49 RHR Disch to Cold Legs.

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    ~I through 22 RHR HX and BOTH 21SJ49 and 22SJ49 RHR Disch to Cold Legs.

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  -  Unit 2 is operating normally at 100% power steady state.
  -  Console alarm RC PRESS DEVIATION HI, annunciates.
  - Subsequently, the board operator then observes the following indications:
     - PZR pressure master controller output dropping slowly
     - Both PZR spray valves closed
     - All PZR heaters energized
     - PZR pressure channel I (selected for control) dropping slowly
     - PZR pressure channels II, Ill, & IV rising slowly Which of the following procedures should be used for these conditions?

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    ~ S2.0P-AB.STM-0001, Excessive Steam Flow.

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    ~ S2.0P-AB.RC-0001, Reactor Coolant System Leak.

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    @]I  S2.0P-AB.PZR-0001, Pressurizer Pressure Malfunction.

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RO Skyscraper I SRO Skyscraper I RO System/Evolution List I SRO System/Evolution List I Outline Changes I lauestion Topic 11 RO s I Which of the following describes the effect if a PZR level instrument reference leg were to develop a leak with the Master Flow Controller in auto? Indicated PZR level would initially ..... [al Irise, then actual PZR level would rise. I

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At 1) , the rapid boration will insert more reactivity due to the 2) differential boron worth . I

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  -  Unit 2 experiences a Rx trip from 100% power when a Main Generator trip causes a Main Turbine trip.
  - Upon transition to TRIP-2, Reactor Trip Response, the PO reports OHA A-6 RMS HI RAD has annunciated, and Radiation Monitor 2R19C - 23SG Slowdown, is in alarm with rising counts.

Which of the following describes how the crew should proceed?

    ~I Initiate SI and go to TRIP-1, Reactor Trip or Safety Injection.

ibl IEnter S2.0P-AB.SG-0001, Steam Generator Tube Leak, while continuing in TRIP-2.

    ~I Do NOT initiate any procedures based solely on a 2R19 alarm immediately following a Rx trip.

I idl IEnter S2.0P-AB.RAD-0001, Abnormal Radiation, to verify validity of alarm while continuing in TRIP-2. I !Answer 11 d I /Exam Level 11 R I !Cognitive Level 11 Application I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I [ExamDate:'l I 12/21/20151 iKA: 11 000037A201 l1AA2.01 I IRO Value: JI 3.olfsRo Value: II 3.41 tsection:.11~ !Ro Grciup:Jj 21 iSRO Group:: I 2j l!J D ISystem/Evolutiori Title ! ISteam Generator Tube Leak f j037 [KA Statement:! Ability to determine and interpret the following as they apply to Steam Generator Tube Leak: Unusual readinqs of the monitors; steos needed to verify readinqs !Explanation of I 55.41.b(10) AB.SG says in note under entry conditions that R19s are not accurate immediately following a unit trip and should not !Answers: ***.*. * .1 be used as the sole basis for entering it. However, AB.RAD should be entered and the alarm verified as directed at step 3.2. The SI is not warranted without corroborating indications

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   - Unit 2 is performing a controlled shutdown and cooldown from 100% power due to a 5 gpm tube leak on 22 SG IAW 82.0P-AB.SG-0001, Steam Generator Tube Leak.
   -  After completing the Immediate Actions of EOP-TRIP-1, Reactor Trip or Safety Injection, following the Rx trip from 20% power, the RO reports that control rod 202 is stuck in the fully withdrawn position.

Which of the followinq identifies the action, if any, the crew will perform in response to the stuck rod? I la. i Initiate a rapid boration for 35 minutes during performance of EOP-TRIP-2.

     ~I Initiate a rapid boration for 35 minutes in 82.0P-AB.SG-0001 after exiting the TRIP series procedures.

[] I No actions are required for a single stuck rod because SOM for the cooldown to 503 degrees is adequate. [] I No actions are required for a single stuck rod until the Auto SI Block is performed during RCS depressuri~ation to 1900 psig. [Answer 11 b I !Exam Level 11 R I [cognitive Level 11 Application I 1 !Fa!=ility:.1 Salem 1 & 2 I IExamDate: 11 12/21/20151 ~I000038G416 lfROValue:l@[sROValue:j[Dfsection:Jl~:goGroup:JLJfSROGroup:ILJ f:in

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I 112.4.16 D fsy§tem/Evoluti<?nTitle I ISteam Generator Tube Rupture 11038 I ll<A statement' I Knowledge of EOP implementation hierarchy and coordination with other support procedures or guidelines such as, operating procedures, abnormal operating procedures, and severe accident management guidelines. IExplarya~ion of I 55.41.b(10) Question meets KIA because knowledge is required of the relationship between AB performance in the initial response [Answers: * .* I to the tube rupture and EOP performance which addresses stuck rods. Boration for a single stuck rod is not performed in the EOP series, but IS performed in the AB for tube rupture to meet SOM requirements for the initial cooldown to 500°F. Step 3.26.H in AB.SG states to trip the turbine, then trip the Rx at 20% power during the shutdown. The 5 gpm size of the leak will allow for a

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Outline Changes I iauestionTopic l IRO 12 I How does the INITIAL Tavg response for a large steam line break (SLB) compare to the Tavg response for a large feed line break (FLB)? (Initial Tavg response is before automatic protective actions occur)

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    ~I Rises for a SLB and lowers for a FLB.

Lowers for a SLB and rises for a FLB. I I I

    ~ Rises for both a SLB and a FLB, rises more for a SLB.

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    ~ Lowers for both a SLB and a FLB, lowers more for a FLB.

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Answers: * . *...* J A Feedline break will send LESS cold water into the SG so it's Tc will rise, and Tavg will rise. KIA match because the operational implication of the SG depressurization (similar to a steam line break) is that an operator would have to use diverse and alternate indication to discern what is acrually happening to the SG.

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  -   Salem Unit 1 is operating at 100% power.
  -   Salem Unit 2 is in Mode 4 with 21 loop of RHR in SOC mode.
  -   Subsequently, a loss of all off site power occurs.
      -   ALL Unit 2 EOGs fail to start or trip shortly after starting, and ALL Unit 2 4KV vital buses are de-energized.
      -   The RO reports 21RH18 RHR HX FLOW CONT VALVE indicates 6% open and 2RH20 RHR HX BYP VALVE indicates 15% open, and questions their actual position.

Which of the following describes the operation of the 21 RH18 and 2RH20? I

    ~ BOTH the 21RH18 and 2RH20 fail AS IS on a loss of air and the indication is correct.

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    ~ The 21RH18 fails open and the 2RH20 fails shut, and the board indication shows last known position before the loss of power.

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    ~ BOTH the 21RH18 and 2RH20 fail SHUT on a loss of air, and the board indication shows how far they shut before losing all air pressure for operation.                                                                                                                                                                                  I
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  -  The 2B Vital Instrument Bus (VIB) Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Static Switch has been placed in the Bypass to Alternate position IAW 2B VITAL INSTRUMENT BUS UPS SYSTEM OPERATION.
  -  ALL power supplies to the 2B VIB UPS are available.
  -  Subsequently, the breaker from 2B 230VAC bus to the 2B VIB AC Line Regulator fails and opens.

What will be the effect on 2B VIB? The 2B VIB wilL . ..... - - . - --* I

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    ~ NOT deenergize because the Static Switch will automatically swap to the Preferred Source.

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    ~I NOT deenergize because the inverter will automatically power the 2B VIB through the inverter auctioneering circuit from its DC source.

I [c. f I deenergize until manual operator action is taken to re-energize the 2B VIB by placing the Static Switch in Normal and placing the Test Transfer switch to N (Normal). I

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I . ' iKA Statement: I Ability to operate and I or monitor the followino as they apply to Loss of Vital AC Instrument Bus: I Manual inverter swappinq I 1£xplanation of ! 55.41.b(7) The VIB UPS static switch is transferred from norm to alt by placing the test transfer switch to ALT IAW Section 5.4 of Answers: I S0.115-0012. Then the Manual Bypass Switch is placed in Bypass to Alternate to physically position contacts B1, B2, and B4 (closed) and B3, B5 open. The VIB will deenrgize when power is lost to the AC line regulator, which is the Alternate source. Placing the static switch in Normal and test transfer switch to N (from alternate) is directed by S0-115-0012, Section 5.7.3 and

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Normal posiiton. B is incorrect because the static switch is aligned to alternate, and while the DC power is supplying the inverter, the inverter output cannot flow throuoh static switch with B3 and B5 contacts open. I * .. Reference Title *II,; >Facility Reference Number *. J 1Reference Section 11 Page No. ) !Revision: I2B VITAL INSTRUMENT Bus UPS SYSTEM o II s2.0P-so.115-0012 ll 5.4 1119 11 6 I !2B VITAL INSTRUMENT BUS UPS SYSTEM o II s2.0P-so.115-0012 !IExhibit 1 (Static Switch I156 11 6 I I !I II II 11 I !Lo. Number

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[Question Topic 11RO15 Given the following conditions:

  -  Unit 2 tripped due to a transformer problem.
  -  2A and 2C Vital Busses are energized in SEC Mode 2.
  -  2B Vital Bus is de-energized because 2B Diesel Generator failed to start.
  -  OHA B-10, 2B 125VDC CNTRL BUS VOLT LO, just actuated.

In accordance with S2.0P-AR.ZZ-0002, Overhead Annunciators Window B, which of the following describes the required action? -- la. i I .. . Place the 2B2 Battery Charger in service.

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    ~I Transfer the 2B1 Charger to its alternate power supply.

[c.l ITransfer 2B 125 VDC bus loads to their alternate source. [] I Ensure the 2B2 Battery Charger has automatically energized.

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IKA State merit: I Ability to operate and I or monitor the followinq as they apply to Loss of DC Power: Cross-tie of the affected de bus with the alternate supply I [Explanation of I 55.41.b(S) The 2B1 battery charger is normally in service. The use of 2B2 Battery charger is limited to 7 days per Tech Specs and !Answers: is not normally in service. There is no auto swap. Transferring loads is only done if the backup battery charger cannot be placed in service. I < Reference Title * .. >it Facility Reference Number-,-*.*. IIReference Section *_ ... j I Page No. I 1~evisionl IOverhead Annunciators Window B !I S2.0P-AR.ZZ-0002 I 1121-22 1136 I I I I ii 11 I ! I I 11 11 I [L*.O.-Number:;i_"* I DCELECE005 I_ _____. IMater'ial ~equired for e.Xai:nfoation' 'I I ll I [ouesfioll;s#&rce:,\ Facility Exam Bank I 1lauestion Modific~tia,11 Met~~d:

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  !auestionTopic 11RO16                                                                                                                                                         I Which of the following identifies when the 21/22SW122, CC HX SW INLET VALVES automatically reposition, and why?

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    ~ open on ANY SI signal to ensure cool CCW is supplied to the RHR HXs and pump seals.                                                                                       I I
    ~I close on ANY SI signal to ensure SW pump runout does not occur with all CFCUs running.

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    ~ open on a SI signal coincident with a LOOP to ensure cool CCW is supplied to the RHR HXs and pump seals.

I l:!J Iclose on a SI signal coincident with a LOOP to ensure SW pump runout does not occur with all CFCUs running. I !"Answer Id i I JExarl1 Level 11 R I !cognitive Level I

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j Loss of Nuclear Service Water I 1062 IKA Statement: I Knowiedge of the reasons for the following responses as thev apply to Loss of Nuclear Service Water: The automatic actions !aliqnments) within the nuclear service water resultinq from the actuation of the ESFAS !Explanation of 55.41(7,8) The SW122 valve are normally open and operate in conjunction with the CCW HX SW outlet valves SW127. During a SI .Answers:* coincident with a Loss of Offsite Power, the SW122 valves are automatically repositioned from open to shut. SEC Mode Ill closes SW122's due to SW Pump runout (and potential loss of all SW) concerns with all CFCU's l/S if only 2 SW pumps are operating, due to EOG/SEC failure. Also, the SW122's must stroke closed in less than 30 seconds to ensure the CFCU's are operational within l

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I IRO 17 I I Both Salem Units are operating normally at 100% power when Unit 2 recieves OHA A-7 FIRE PROT FIRE. Which of the following is a correct response when assessinq the affected Fire Zone(s) on 2RP5, and why? I []I If ANY rows "Fire" light is illuminated ensure at least one Fire Pump is running to supply fire protection water by verifying OHA A-15 FIRE PUMP 1/2 RUN. I

      ~I If a fire is indicated in the Relay Room select Fire Outside Control Area in both control rooms to prevent smoke from entering control rooms.

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IIf ANY C02 I Halon Discharge lights are lit then ensure EDG control room ventilation has automatically stopped to prevent egress of gas to adjoining areas. I [] I. If fire indic~tion for BOTH zo.nes 59 and 74 are received, then open 2FP147 Fire Protection Containment Isolation to provide normally isolated fire protection water to containment. I !Answer i Id I !exam Level 11 R I !cognitive Level* 11 Memory 1 !~acility: i ISalem 1 & 2 I IExan:iOate: I I 12121120151 [l<A:JI oooo67K302 IIAK3.02 i!Rova1Ue::j 2.51[sRova1ue:q 3.3li8edion:ll~IRoGroup::I 21fsRpGrou!>:JI 21 all D '

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Steps called out in the site fire protection plan, FPS manual, and fire zone manual IExplanati<m()f j 55.41.b(10,4) A is incorrect because the FIRE light can illuminate if a manual fire pull box is activated, which only gives indication

                        *I tAnswers: . * ** *.*. and does not initiate fire protection water fiow. C is incorrect because Halon supplied to relay rooms would not indicate stopping EDG supply ventilation. B is incorrect because for a fire in Relay Room (physically located outside CR but using same AC system)

Fire Outside Control Area would not be selected. D is correct because the fire protection line to containment is normally isolated

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  -  Operators are performing actions in 2-EOP-FRCC-1, Response to Inadequate Core Cooling.
  -  Containment pressure is 2 psig and stable.

Which of the following describes the SG level and AFW flow requirements PRIOR to initiating the SG Depressurization to Inject ECCS Accumulators? SG NR level in at least one SG must be greater than ___

    ~ 19% OR total AFW flow must be >22E4 lbm/hr.

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    ~ 115% OR total AFW flow must be >22E4 lbm/hr.

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    ~ 19% AND total AFW flow available of >22E4 lbm/hr.

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KA Statement: I Knowledqe of the interrelations between Inadequate Core Coolinq and the followinq: I AFW pump I fExplanat!on of I 55.41.b(10) Step 13 asks if any SG NR level is >9% (15% adverse). Since containment pressure is stated as 2 psig, it is below the

!Answers...*. 1 4 psig at which adverse numbers would be used. If SG NR level is >9% in at least one SG, the step for asking if >22E4 lbm/hr AFW flow is present is bypassed. If SG NR level is <9%, then it requires 22E4 lbm/hr. So you need at least 9% OR actual total AFW flow >22E4 lbm/hr. The availability is plausible as it is used in other Emerg procedures, but in this case a secondary heat sink

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(auestion T?Pic ! IRO 19 Unit 2 is at 80% power when RMS channel 2R31, Letdown Line-Failed Fuel Process Rad Monitor starts a rising trend. When responding with S2.0P-AB.RC-0002, High Activity in Reactor Coolant System, how will operators differentiate between a crud burst and failed fuel as the cause of the rising 2R31 indication?

    ~I By monitoring 2R31. Fuel damage will cause the indication to rise at a higher rate than a crud burst.

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    ~ By raising letdown flow rate to 120 gpm. The 2R31 readings will lower if crud burst caused the rising trend but will NOT lower if failed fuel caused the rising trend.

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    ~ By requesting Radiation Protection to survey the letdown pipe area in the Auxiliary building. Radiation levels will be higher due to failed fuel than from a crud burst.                                                                                                                                        I
    @JI By requesting a Shift Chemistry Technician perform a radiological analysis of the RCS. A crud burst will show different concentrations of certain radionuclides than will failed fuel.                                                                                                                   I

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I there is no procedural guidance for the operator to use to determine source of elevated readings by how fast indications are rising.

C is incorrect because Radiation Protection is sent to perform surveys to repost areas as necessary for personnel protection, not to determine source of activity.. Bis incorrect because Letdown is maximized to expedite RCS cleanup for valid elevated activity, not tn -'~*~--;no~~ .. ~~ nf tho ~~.: .. :+.

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  - Salem Unit 1 is offiine.
  -   Salem Unit 2 operating at 95% power, 1150 Mwe, with its Power System Stabilizer (PSS) out of service.
  - Unit 2 Main Generator gas pressure is 75 psig.
  -   Hope Creek is operating at 100% power, with its PSS out of service.
  -   The Hope Creek 5-6 breaker is out of service.
  -   Subsequently, a 500KV grid disturbance results in lower than normal grid voltage.

If a power reduction was required, which of the following identifies Main Generator loading which is outside the allowable for Salem Unit 2 IAW A-5-500-EEE-1686, Artificial Island Operating Guide? Trip-A-Unit is NOT armed. Salem Unit 2 operating at Mwe with MVAR loading out.

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l<A Statement: ! Ability to determine and interpret the following as they applv to Generator Voltage and Electric Grid Disturbances: I Operatinq point on the oenerator capability curve I IExplan~tion of/ 55.41.b(4) With Unit 1 O/S and the HC 5-6 breaker O/S, the correct curve is 2S2H-5-6 on page 291. With both Units PSS O/S,. the Answers: 1 red dashed line will be used for allowable generator excitation. A is incorrect because the PSS is O/S. If either units PSS was IN service, then it would be correct. The 2 distracters with higher MVARS are both within the limit. Since there are two different Mwe loading conditions, and the choices for each are high/low, the answer cannot be obtained by ruling out 2 of the choices because

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  -   A SBLOCA has occurred.
  -   The crew is performing the actions of EOP-LOCA-2, POST LOCA COOLDOWN AND DEPRESSURIZATION.
  - SI pumps have been stopped.
  -   Normal Charging is aligned.
  -   The crew is depressurizing the RCS using normal spray.

Which of the following describes the strategy for controlling RCS subcooling during the depressurization?

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    ~ maximized to ensure continued RCP operation.

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    ~ maximized to prevent a challenge to the core cooling critical safety function.

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  - Unit 2 is attempting to identify and isolate a LOCA outside containment.
  -  2-EOP-LOCA-6, LOCA Outside Containment, has just been entered.
  -  The source of the water is backleakage from the 23 cold leg injection line.

Assuming that any valves required to be operated during LOCA-6 operate correctly, which of the following leak locations would NOT be isolated while using 2-EOP-LOCA-6?

    ~I On the valve inlet flange on 22SJ49, RHR DISCH TO COLD LEGS.

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    ~I On the valve outlet flange on 21SJ49, RHR DISCH TO COLD LEGS.

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    @]I  Between the 2RH2, RHR COMMON SUCT VALVE, and 22RH4, RHR PMP SUCT VALVE.

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Answers: 22SJ49s. Using drawing 205332-SIMP, it shows that any leak between the RH1/2 and the SJ49s will be isolated with the above valves closed. The only location which wouldn't be affected by those valve being closed in the downstream/outlet side of the SJ49 valves. The stem statement of proper valve operation was inserted to preclude a candidate from assuming a leaking valve may not I

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   -   The crew is in 2-EOP-FRHS-1, RESPONSE TO LOSS OF SECONDARY HEAT SINK, and the criteria for initiating RCS bleed and feed has been met.
   -    Prior to the actual procedure steps there is a CAUTION statement that reads:

TO ESTABLISH RCS HEAT REMOVAL BY RCS BLEED AND FEED, STEPS 24 THRU 29 MUST BE PERFORMED QUICKLY AND WITHOUT INTERRUPTION Which of the following describes the basis for that statement? I

      ~ Stopping RCP's is the first step in the process. This terminates all RCS heat removal until bleed and feed is initiated.
      ~I Expeditious performance of the steps allows time for other compensatory actions if bleed and feed actions are unsuccessful.

l:J IDelay allows core cooling to degrade further. RCS pressure rises such that ECCS flow is lower when bleed and feed is initiated. I [] I Establishing SI flow and then delaying opening the PZR PORVs may lead to damage to the PORVs and Code Safety Valves when they pass water. I !Answer 1 c I I jexam Level I lR I !cognitive .Level 11 Memory I I !Facility: 1 Salem 1 & 2 I jExamDate: 11 12/21/20151 ~joowEo5G420 l1RoVatue:1(2]'tsROValue::@1section:;!~IROGroup:[LJ~~LJ !:;i~I D J.~~~ I ' I ! ! *I I 112.4.20 ' iSystem/Evolutioii Title i ILoss of Secondary Heat Sink I E05 1 I IKA Statement* I Knowledge of operational implications of EOP warnings, cautions, and notes. 1i:xplanati?"'Pt,.j 55.41.b(1 O)Per FRHS Basis document states that delay allows further degradation of cooling, followed by RCS pressure rise, and ,Answers: * .**

I core uncovery may be greater because ECCS flow is limited by RCS pressure. A is incorrect because there is still some cooling after the RCP's are stopped since there is water left in the SG's. B is incorrect because there are no alternative steps. D is incorrect because ECCS flow is actually reduced by the delay - the PZR will not go solid.

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   - A LOCA has occurred.
   - While performing 2-EOP-LOCA 1 "LOSS OF REACTOR COOLANT" 22 RHR pump motor seizes and power is lost to 21 RHR pump.
   - The crew enters 2-EOP-LOCA-5, "LOSS OF EMERGENCY RECIRCULATION".
   -   A cooldown has been initiated as directed in 2-EOP-LOCA-5.
   -   During the cooldown, the crew restores power to 21 RHR pump.
   -   RWST Level is 30' Based on current plant conditions, which of the following describes the mitigation strategy?

g) IContinue with the cooldown and start 21 RHR pump when directed in 2-EOP-LOCA-5. I

      ~ Return to 2-EOP-LOCA-1 and continue recovery actions with the step previously in effect.

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      @] I Start 21 RHR pump and transition to 2-EOP-LOCA-3, Transfer to Cold Leg Recirculation, to verify recirculation flowpath.

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  - Unit 1 has experienced a MSLB at the mixing bottle.
  - MSLI has failed to close ANY MS167.
  -  Operators have transitioned out of 1-EOP-LOSC-1, Loss of Secondary Coolant.
  - RCS pressure is 1345 psig and dropping slowly.
  -  RCS Tes are dropping.

Which of the following describes Reactor Coolant Pump strategy, and why? RCPs should ... I

    ~ be tripped to minimize the heat input into the RCS.

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    ~I continue to be run, because RCP pressure dependent trip criteria are only applicable during a LBLOCA.

I [] I continue to be run, since RCP pressure dependent trip criteria is not used when a cooldown is in progress. I [) I be tripped so that 2 phase flow doesn't develop if they were to be tripped later in the event, leading to higher peak clad temperatures. I IAnswer 11 c I [Exam Level I l R I !cognitive Level. ! I Application I IFac~lity: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I !ExamDate: 11 12/21/20151 I lKA: 1 OOWE 12A202 llEA2.2 !IROValue:!j 3.4l[SROValue:jl 3.9llsection:ll~IROGroup:ll 1l[sR0(3roup:ll 11 !II D iSystem/Evolutioh Title i IUncontrolled Depressurization of all Steam Generators I IE12 1 KAStatement: I~ determine and interpret the following as thev apply to Uncontrolled Depressurization of all Steam Generators: rence to appropriate procedures and operation within the limitations in the facilitv's license and amendments. I [F'<Pl~nati?~. ?1.1 55.41.b(10,3)The RCP trip criteria with regards to pressure in a LOSC condition is for pump protection only. The Generic issues ,Answers:** J segment of the ERG executive volume describes the SBLOCA scenarios where pumping coolant out the break then stopping RCP's leads to peak clad temps in excess of 2200 degrees. That is not applicable here. What is more important in the LOSC is forced flow. LOSC-2 basis document page 12. I " Reference Title'* Ii Facility Reference N,umber * .I [Reference Section > l IPage No'. I !Revision* IMultiple Steam Generator Depressurization 111-EOP-LOSC-2 I q12 1122 I I I I 11 11 I ! I I II 11 I Objectives I __ LOSC02E003 , IMatefialReq1;1fr~dfor Exarhi11ation **l j lj IS:~~stion so.urce: *I IFacility Exam Bank I [9u,e~tion Modificatiorl:ivfetho,c!M~* ~Direct From Source I!used During "fiail1ing Prpgram ID

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[ouestionTopic I l RO 26 I Given the following conditions:

  - Unit 2 has experienced an event which has resulted in 24 SG pressure rising to 1115 psig.
  -  A MSLI has been performed.

How many total SG Safety Valves will be open if 24 SG pressure remains at 1115 psig and all Safety Valves operate when expected?

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!Question Topic      J 1RO 27                                                                                                                                 I IOf the following choices, which is the only automatic action expected to occur as containment pressure rises from 12 psig to 18 ~sig during a LOCA? I nl 1a*:

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    ~    I Ei    I Feedwater Isolation.

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2)When all banks are on bottom, OHA E-48, ROD BOTTOM alarm is illuminated.

3)When Control Bank A is >20 steps alarm is cleared (Control Banks B, C, D, bypassed)

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  - Unit 2 is in MODE 6.
  - The Reactor vessel head is removed and on its storage stand.
  - The Refueling Cavity is being filled from the RWST IAW S2.0P-SO.SF-0003, FILLING THE REFUELING CAVITY. (Assume RWST level was at 40.5' when the unit was shutdown)
  - Refueling cavity water level is 11 O' and rising.

Which choice identifies the indications which will be present on the Control Room Console? PZR Cold Calibrated level is ...

    ~ 13%; RWST level is 27'.
    ~ 180%; RWST level is 20'.

rel Ioff-scale low; RWST level is 40'.

    @] I off-scale high RWST level is 1O'.

!Answer I [L:J 'Exam L~vel : !&:J !Cognitive Level I !Application _l_JFacUity: wSalem 1 & 2 l~ExarTlpat~: w___1_2_12_1_12_0_15_,I ~ j 002000A111 I A 1.11 1 I!Ro Valut}: !@[SRO Value: l@fsection: ii~ [Ro Group:j[}j ls Ro Group:j LJ D [System/Evolution Title> I l_R_e_a_ct_o_rC_oo_l_an_t_S....:y_s_te_m_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, ~--~ !KA Statement: 11 Ability to predict and/or monitor chanqes in parameters associated with operatinq the Reactor Coolant System controls including: I I Relative level indications in the RWST, the refueling cavity, the PZR and the reactor vessel durinq preparation for refueling I fExplanation of : 55.41.b(3,)The refueling cavity at 11 O' will hold -112,000 gallons. The RWST normal operating level is a minimum of 40.5 feet prior jAnswers: ; * ** j to refueling (364,500 gal). Subtract and the total left in RWST will be 253,000 gallons, which will be -27.5'. The corresponding PZR cold cal level will be > the 0% level at the 108' 11" elevation in containment. This question does not require memorization of tank levels, but rather an understanding of the physical connections and relative elevations of the systems. ! .Reference Title il Facility Reference Numbt}r:. .. !\Reference Section J i Page .No. I !RevisionJ IDraining the Refueling Cavity II S2.0P-SO.SF-0004 11 1129-30 1117 I I II II q 11 I I 11 II 11 11 I [LO.Number Objectives I RCSOOOE006 1_ ___. !Material RequiredfofExarriinatiori <I I lj [Question Spurce:. J IFacility Exam Bank I !Question .Mo,dificati9n Method: . :I Direct From Source Iiused During'rralning Prpgrain I D

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   ~    I RCS pressure < 100 psig.

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     ~   I#1 seal D/P < 200 psig.

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     @JI Oil Lift Pump discharge pressure <500 psig.

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Answers: i springs are charged when the breaker closes, it woiuld be the closiong springs not charged which would prevent the 4KV braker form closing. C is incorrect because the standpipe level low has no interlock to prevent pump starting. D is correct as shown on drawings.

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   ~ 11CV18, Letdown Pressure Control valve.
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I 23 Loop Chg Line Stop valve. ic. i 11 CV?, Letdown HX Inlet Isolation valve. I

   ~I 1CV2, Letdown Isolation valve.

I !Answer J d I I IExam Level i IR l [cognitive Level 11 Memory j jF~cility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 1 IExamDate: 11 I 12/21/20151 IKA:JI 004000K413 IiK4.13 I!Rd Value: lj3.2*1 iSROValue:1I 3.51 [section: II~ ~RO Group: I 1 11 lsROGroup:ll 11 1 1~'~ D lsystern/Evolution Title J IChemical and Volume Control System 11004 IKA Statement: J I Knowledqe of Chemical and Volume Control Svstem desiqn feature(s) and or interlock(s) which provide for the followinq: Interlock between letdown isolation valve and flow control valve !Explanaticm pf I 55.41.b(?) The 1CV2 being closed would cause any of the 3 open orifice isolation valves to shut. 2CV4 is stated in the stem to be iAnswers: *.*.' the open isolation valve. i I.

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[Question Topic I IRO 33 I Which of the following methods is used prior to cooldown to remove hydrogen from the RCS after a unit shutdown to enter a refueling outage, and why is hydrogen removed? deqassification is used to remove hydrooen from the RCS to prevent I

   ~ Chemical, an inadvertent crud burst during RCS cooldown.

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   ~ Mechanical, an inadvertent crud burst during RCS cooldown.

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   !:§] IChemical, having an explosive concentration present when oxygen is introduced to system.

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   ~I Mechanical, having an explosive concentration present when oxygen is introduced to system.

I IAnswer 1 Id I !ExarhLevel 11 R l !cognitive Level i IMemory I IFacilitY:'J ISalem 1 & 2 I \Ex~mDate: \ I 12/21/20151 ~I 004000K549 I[K5.49 I \RO Value: llJ2itsRO Value: l@lsection: II~ \Ro Groop:jLJISRO Group:\LJ i55l31 P-illl~,t~ ltliJ1~!6Iill D [system/Evolution Title I IChemical and Volume Control System 11004 I

KA Statement:! Knowledge of the operational implications of the following concepts as they aooly to the Chemical and Volume Control System:

Puroose and method of hydrooen removal from RCS before openina svstem: explosion hazard, nitrogen puroe [Expl~r;iat'.on of I 55.41.b(3,5) Both chemical (addition) and mechanical (replacement of H2 with N2) degasses are performed during a 1 Answers. . .* I shutdown/cooldown. Mechanical is most effective at NOP/NOT (see P&L 2.1.5) A is incorrect because chemical degass is performed when RCS temp is less than 250 (see pre-req 3.1.7). B is incorrect because of wrong reason for mechanical degas. Cis incorrect because chenical degass is performed to initiate crud burst (addition of H202). i '* Reference Title . I' : *.Facility Reference Number '* I!Reference Section mment I I I l I I I

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- Unit 2 has experienced a Large Break LOCA. - 2-EOP-LOCA-3, Transfer to Cold Leg Recirculation, is complete with NO abnormalities encountered. - Operators are currently at step 26, "Preparation for Hot Leg Recirc", of 2-EOP-LOCA-1, Loss of Reactor Coolant. - Off-site power is supplying all 4KV Vital busses.
If BOTH RHR pumps are operating, what would be the effect if 22 RHR Pp were to trip?
~ 121 and 22 SI pumps would begin to cavitate.
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~ 122 Containment Spray Pump would lose NPSH.
I lS 121 and 22 Charging pumps would begin to cavitate. I
@] I Flow to the Containment Spray header would be lost.
I IAnswer ! d I I [Ex~m Level i IR I !cognitive Level i IApplication I if'acility: j ISalem 1 & 2 I [ExamDat:: J I 12/21/20151 IKA:JI 005000K305 j IK3.05 11Ro Value:!l3.7*1 iSRO Value:i13.B*l lsection: ljsYS l[Ro Gfoup:!I 11 ISROGroup:il 11 II! D [System/Evolutic:m Title i IResidual Heat Removal System I ~I0_0_5_~ IKA Statement:! Knowied e of the effect that a loss or malfunction of the Residual Heat Removal S stem will have on the followin ECCS lExplanati<m of j 55.41.b(5) Distracter A is incorrect because the closure of the RH19's is done to prevent RHR pump runout if only a single RHR Answers: i pump is operating, so the SI pumps will not lose suction. D is the correct answer. LOCA-3 explicitly states that if BOTH RHR pumps are operating, then 22CS36 is opened to supply containment spray from 22 RHR pp discharge. Distracter C is incorrect charging pumps, as well as the SI pumps, will not lose suction.
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- Unit 2 is operating at 100% power with 22 charging pump in seNice. - 23 charging pump is out of seNice and operable.
Which of the following Tech Spec LCO's would be applicable if 22 charging pump were to trip? [ ] 13.5.4 - Seal Injection Flow.
~ , 3.5.2 -ECCS Subsystems >350°F.
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[ ] , 3.1.2.2 - Boration Flowpaths - Operating. I I IAnswer 11 b I [EX:a~ Liwe1 IR I t :cognitive Level *! IApplication I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I !ExarnOate: 11 12/21/20151 I~i2_.2_.4_2_~1 IRO Value:!~ [SRO Value:j~ ~Section: II~ IRO Group::LJ :sRO Group:JLJ Ila~ D
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I IKA: 11 006000G242 ~[s-y-st_e_m_/_E_v_o_lu-ti_o_n_T-it-le~I IEmergency Core Cooling System 1 i006 I rKA Statement*! Ability to recoqnize indications for svstem operatinq parameters which are entN-level conditions for technical specifications. IE~plctnation of i 55.41.b(6, 10) RO candidates are responsible for "Above the Line" knowledge of Tech Spec LCO's. A is incorrect because the LCO IArtsi.vers: ***. *.. .
I is for maximum seal injection flow which is set by adjusting manual seal injection throttle valves. Plausible because many procedures direct establishing 6-12 gpm seal injection flow per pump not to exceed 40 gpm total. Bis correct because the LCO states 2 complete trains of ECCS are required, and 22 charging pump (hi head ECCS) is required for the B train of ECCS. C is
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- Unit 2 was operating at 100% reactor power when a Reactor Trip and Safety Injection were initiated due to lowering Pressurizer pressure. - Five minutes after the SI actuation, containment humidity and pressure have just begun rising.
Assuminq NO operator actions were taken, which of the followino would result in those conditions?
~ IRCP #1 Seal failure.
I [g'.] IPressurizer Spray Valve failed open. I I
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[] I Steam Generator Slowdown piping failure. I !Answer 11 c I !Exam Level I lR I !cognitive Level JIComprehension I :Facility: i ISalem 1 & 2 I IExarriDate: !I 12/21/20151 ~!007000K101 l!K1.01 ltROValue:i~!SROValue:j[ITI[section:il~IROGroup::[]:sROGroup:!LJ BJ D
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!Question Topic 11 RO 37 I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is operating normally at 100% power. - Excess Letdown is in service due to a problem with an orifice isolation valve. - The 2CC215, EXCESS LETDOWN HX CC INLET Vair supply line breaks, and all air is vented from valve.
Which of the following describes the effect this failure will have on Excess Letdown temperature, and how will operators respond? Excess Letdown temperature will. .. la. I I rise and the 2CC215 bypass will be throttled open to restore normal letdown temperature. I I
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I I Id. j lower and Excess Letdown flow will be secured to prevent VCT temperature from lowering to the point where 23 charging pump must be secured. I I.Answer I j c I !Exam .Level I lR I !Cognitive Level*. I IApplication I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 1~1 12/21/20151 ~ j 008000A205 I1RO Value: i@:;!JfsRO Value: IQ}i !Section: 11~ \RO Group:] LJ :SRO Group:J LJ I?~:' D
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1IA2.05 !System/Evolution Title 1 j Component Cooling Water System I ~lo_08_ _ !KA Statement: I Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the Component Cooling Water System and (b) based on those predictions, use procedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal operation: Effect of loss of instrument and control air on the position of the CCW valves that are air operated !Explanation oft 55.41.b(?) The Excess Letdown HX CC isolation valves 2CC113 (outlet) and 2CC215 (inlet) are fail close (air and power) isolation Answers: ! valves. With excess letdown in service and no cooling flow, temperature and pressure will both rise. Excess letdown flows into the seal return header and rising pressure causes seal return line relief valve to open. Knowledge of both the effect (valve failure position) and operator action (isolate excess letdown) required. SO.CVC-3 P&L 3.3 states to maintain excess letdown pressure
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- Salem Unit 2 is operating normally at 100% power. - The controlling PZR level channel fails low. - As the operators respond IAW S2.0P-AB.CVC-0001, Loss of Charging, and before an operable channel is selected for control, the RO reports that PZR backup heaters in auto are energized with the controlling PZR level channel indicating 0%.
Which of the following describes the operation of the PZR B/U heaters? PZR heaters in auto 1) be energized because 2) [ ] 11) should
2) PZR level has risen 5% above program.
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2) PZR pressure has lowered to the auto on setpoint of 2210 psig.
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2) PZR low level cutoff at 17% should be keeping heaters OFF.
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2) PZR pressure has remained above the auto on setpoint of 2218 psig.
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i PZR level. The backup heaters are designed to energize at 5% above program to ensure stauration conditions are maintained in the PZR. However, either an alarm or control channel failing low deenergizes all PZR heaters. Nothing has occurred which would cause a PZR pressure change except for the rise in PZR level. Pressure will not lower. PZR B/U heaters are designed to energize
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I !Answer ! j d I [Exam Level !IR I !cognitive Level 11 Memory I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I IExamDate: 1 I 12/21/20151 IKA:ll 010000K401 !M.01 I!Ro Value: I 2.7i;SROValue:H 2.9! !Section; II~ fRO Group:!! 11 lsRO Group:JI 1j t!l'I D !System/Evolution Title.I IPressurizer Pressure Control System 11010 !KA Statement: I Knowledge of Pressurizer Pressure Control System desiqn feature(s) and or interlock(s) which provide for the follo\Ning: Spray valve warm-up I IExplanation~f I 55.41.b(5,7) PZR spray bypass flow is set during unit startup while@ NOT/NOP to ensure spray line temp is >500°F INith both ~Answers: I spray valves shut. Salem runs with one PZR B/U heater group in MANUAL which forces the spray valves open a small amount to provide continuous spray for boron mixing also, but that is not a choice. Spray flow is NOT initiated if spray line delta T exceeds 320°F. Control groups are SCR controlled and normally fire to maintain pressure ON program, and do not force spray fiow. ' f*;< Reference Title II *.*Facility Reference Number. .! !Reference Section *. l IPage No. / jRe\lision/ I Setting Pressurizer Spray Bypass Flow 11 S2.0P-SO.PZR-0008 II 11 114 I I II II q 11 I I II n II 11 l !Lg. Number. Objectives I PZRP&LE012 ,_ _ ___. l
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- Unit 2 was operating at 90% power with 21 charging pump in service when the controlling PZR Level Channel I failed low. - The Charging Master Flow Controller was placed in Manual when directed by S2.0P-AB.CVC-0001, Loss of Charging. - The alternate PZR level channel has been selected as the controlling channel. - Letdown has been restored.
Which of the following identifies a consequence of returning the Master Flow Controller to auto PRIOR to returning PZR level to program as directed in S2.0P-AB.CVC-0001 ? Charging flow will ...
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Transfer of PZR LCS from automatic to manual control I ! . * .. rExplanation of I 55.41.b(7)With a CCP in service, the failure LOW of the controlling PZR level channel will cause charging flow to RISE. The stem !Answers: * ** 1 stated that MFC was taken to manual when directed IAW AB, so there was sufficient time for actual charging flow to rise substantially. With actual level higher than programmed level, if the MFC were placed in auto it would force charging flow to lower. If charging flow lowered to <-60 gpm, inadequate cooling of letdown flow would occur in the regenerative heat exchanger, and I, ....................... lino fl..,,c-hioa l~lCI 1ld CCCI IC IbP r'r-'71 it- nf"'l-........ ***ilh --'* -1 no/_ l"\l""IOn ............ L-.-- ................. ,..,f ............ _ +,.... ,.., ............ if*- .......... **- "---,n ............. +r. rise downstream ofthe letdown HX, and temps would not reach demin isoiation levels. The 2 rises are incorrect because charging flow wouldn't rise, but the actions associated with higher flow are correct. I Reference Title :1 Facility Reference Number .. I!Reference Section II Page No. I !Revision' ILoss of Charging 11 S2.0P-AB.CVC-0001 I ii 119 I I II I II II I I II l q 11 I \Lo. Numbe¥ *** Objectives I PZRP&LE015 ,_ ____,
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lauestionTopic 11RO41 I Which of the following describes the interface between the Reactor Trip Handles on 2CC2 and the Reactor Protection System? Turning either Reactor Trip Handle to the trip position is designed to operate I
~ the UV trip ONLY for Reactor Trip AND Reactor Trip Bypass breakers.
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I []I 2RP4 bistable lights flashing for all channel II indications due to train disagreement between SSPS Trains A and B. I !Answer 11 a I IExam Levell I R I :cognitive Level 11 Application I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 1 IExamDate: 11 12/21/20151 IKA:!I 012000K201 iIK2.01 I !Ro Value: JI 3.3lfSRO Value: !I 3.71 lsection: II~ (RO Group:H 1 j ISRO Group:ll 11 l!B D !System/Evolution Title 1 l_R_e_a_ct_o_r_P_ro_te_c_ti_o_n_S"'"y_st_e_m_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~l lo12 IKA Statement: I Knowledge of bus power supplies to the following: RPS channels, components. and interconnections I
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Answers: 1 energize to actuate. D is incorrec because there is no disagreement since none of the slave relays have energized with the other train ot having energized.
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- Unit 2 is operating at 100% power when a turbine trip event and subsequent switchyard disturbance result in an undervoltage condition (<70%) on the 2A & 2C 4160 V vital buses. - 2 minutes later, a Safety Injection signal is generated.
Which of the following describes the plant response when the SI occurs? I
~ EDG output breakers remain shut and safeguards loads sequence on each vital bus.
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J and sequences BLACKOUT loads onto ALL vital buses. When the SI occurs, the SEC initiates a MODE Ill, which opens any running EDG breaker, strips whatever loads are energized, then sequences SAFEGUARDS loads onto ALL buses. Distracters are plausible based on determining the 2 buses 2A and 2C load individually in BLACKOUT based on the UV on those 2 buses only.
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Sensinq and determination of location core hot spots i \Expl;:mation of 55.41.b(?) Table C of CFST-1 states that in ALL Mode the display will progress through the first and second highest CETS in each Answers: *' quadrant, then sequentially display all cETs assigned to that channel. A is incorrect because does not display in sequential order without first displaying the 2 highest in each quadrant. B is incorrect because it doesn't display lowest to highest. C is incorrect because the 700°F noted in choice is criteria for purple path CFST for Core Cooling. l .. Reference Title .
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- Unit 2 is operating at 100% power. - A Main Steam line break inside containment occurs. - The Rx was tripped, but the MSLI failed to shut ANY MSIV. - Safety injection was initiated successfully. - Containment pressure has risen steadily and is currently 11 psig. - RCS pressure is 1700 psig and lowering slowly. - Safeguards reset actions have just been completed in 2-EOP-LOSC-2, Multiple Steam Generator Depressurization.
Which of the following describes how the Containment Cooling system will respond if containment pressure were to rise to >15 psig? I
~ Both Containment Spray pumps will start and Containment Spray valves will reposition. 'b.l INeither Containment Spray pump will start, and Containment Spray valves will reposition.
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- Operators are responding to a LBLOCA IAW 2-EOP-LOCA-3, Transfer to Cold Leg Recirculation. - RWST level is 8.9' and lowering as expected.
Which of the the following describes the effect if 21CS2 Containment Spray pump discharge valve experienced a short and motored closed? Containment Spray Header flow will. ..
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I !Answer j a I I !.Exam Level ; IR I !Cognitive Level J IApplication I IF:acility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I !ExamDate: 11 12/21/20151 [KA:l I026000K302 I!K3.02 i IRb Valu~: 114.2*1 :SRO Value::! 4.31 lse,ction: II~ IRO Grc>up:ij 11 !sROGrolli:>:ll 11 !lf~ D lsysteffi!Evolution.Title I j_c_o_n_ta_in_m_e_n_t_S..:..p_ra"""y_S-'y'-s_te_m_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,11026 [KA Statement: I Knowiedoe of the effect that a loss or malfunction of the Containment Sprav Svstem will have on the followino: Recirculation sprav svstem !Explanation of I 55.41.b(S,10) When RWST level reaches 15.2', operators will beging alignment to Cold Leg Recirc IAW LOCA-3. 22 Containment Answers: : Spray pump is stopped first if both Containment Spray pumps are operating. With the stem condition of current RWST level, 21 CS pump will still be running. When RSWT level reaches lo-lo setpoint, the remaining CS pump (21) will be stopped, and 21CS36 opened to supply recirculation spray flow. I I Reference Title ll Facility Reference Number. I[Reference Section .* I!Page No.j jReyisiC>ni I Transfer to Cold Leg Recirc 112-EOP-LOCA-3 I q 1129 I I II I 11 11 I I 11 I ii 11 I Objectives ILCA3U1E006 ,_ ____, jMatetial Required for Examination
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- Salem Unit 1 was operating at 100% power when a LOCA occurred. - A manual reactor trip and manual SI were initiated. - When the Main Generator output breakers opened, a loss of off-site power occurred. - 1A vital bus locked out on bus differential.
Which of the followinq identifies which Containment Iodine Removal Units (IRUs) can be started if required? 1.:11
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- Unit 2 has experienced a Large Break Loss of Coolant Accident (LOCA). - Containment H2 concentration has risen to 2%. - 21 H2 Recombiner has been placed in service with containment pressure at 4.1 psig. - 24 hours later, containment H2 concentration has remained at 2%, and containment pressure has risen to 5.1 psig.
Which of the following describes the effect the higher containment pressure has on H2 Recombiner operation, and how should the crew proceed? H2 Recombiners are _ _ effective as containment pressure rises with a constant power setting. The power setting must be ___ IAW S2.0P-SO.CAN-0001, H drogen Recombiner Operation. ----------------------------- la'.J less, raised.
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_- ** : The hydrogen recomb1ners use electric heating elements to elevate the temperature of the containment atmosphere. As shown 1n Attachment 2, RECOMBINER POWER CORRECTION FACTOR CURVE, a higher containment pressure would result in a higher power correction factor, which would cause recombiner power setpoint to rise. So initially the higher pressure would cause the
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- Salem Unit 2 is 7 days into a refueling outage. - The core is partially offloaded with 7 bundles remaining in the Rx. - Fuel movement is in progress, and S2.0P-IO.ZZ-0010 SPENT FUEL POOL MANIPULATIONS is in effect. - SFP temperature is 120 deg. F. - 21 SFP becomes air bound, trips on motor OL, and can NOT be restarted. - 22 SFP pump will NOT start. - SFP hi level alarm is in alarm. - SFP heatup rate is 12 deg F/ hr.
If SFP cooling can NOT be restored, which of the following choices describes an adverse consequence of this Joss of Spent Fuel Pool cooling?
§:] IRx cavity overflow due to rising SFP level if the Gate Valve remains open.
[]I Increased production of radioactive waste liquid as the tell-tale drains flow rises to the FHB sump. I
~ Increased radiation levels at the FHB charcoal filter due to Spent Fuel off-gassing at temps> 150 deg. F.
I [d. ! Inability to place a raised Spent Fuel bundle into any location in the pool due to rising radiation level on 2R32 Fuel Handling Crane Area L...:..J Monitor. B I [Answer: I~ :Exam Level !~ 1cognit1ve Level 11 Memory .. r ISalem 1 & 2 I !Facll1ty: I IExamDate: ! ,___12_12_1_12_0_1_..51 ~I 033000K303 ! \K3.03 \ IRO Value: i 12QJ:sRO Value: !@~section: q~ !Ro Group:\ [JJ\sRO Group:! LJ ~~11'. D fsystem/Evolution Title I I Spent Fuel Pool Cooling System I !033 I IKA Statement: I Knowiedge of the effect that a loss or malfunction of the Spent Fuel Pool Cooling System will have on the following: Spent fuel temperature I !Explanation of I 55.41.b(13, 10) Distractor b is incorrect because the pool would overflow into the ventilation system, not come over the physical wall [Answers: of the pool. C is correct because rising radiation will be seen as fuel off-gassing and is expected to occur as temp increase to 150 deg. Distractor a is incorrect because any overflow will go out the ventilation openings in the SFP. Distractor d is incorrect because it is always possible to lower a SF bundle. I
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- Unit 1 is operating at 95% power performing a 1% per minute load reduction due to high radio frequency in the Main Generator. - 11 SG Narrow Range Level channel II is undergoing a channel calibration IAW S1.IC-CC.RCP-0035, 1LT519#11 STEAM GENERATOR LEVEL PROTECTION CHANNEL II, and all associated bistables are tripped.
Which of the following identifies the consequence if a second channel of Narrow Range level on 11 SG were to fail to 30% with NO operator action? 11 SG level will become ... la. c__j I I higher than program because 11BF19 and 11 BF40 ONLY swapped to manual and will be over feeding 11 SG. I I
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~ 2) Initiate a power reduction to ensure reactor power remains <100% while attempting to identify and isolate the leak. I fci.l 11) the same t-=.:.J 2) Initiate a power reduction to ensure reactor power remains <100% while attempting to identify and isolate the leak. I jAnsW'er 11 b I iExam Level ! IR I !Cognitive L._evel ** i I Comprehension I [Fa~Uity; 11Salem1 & 2 I~ I 1212112015!
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- Unit 2 has experienced a loss of all feedwater flow initiated by a Feedwater Isolation signal (P-14) condition on 23 SG. - To mitigate the event after the P-14 has cleared an NCO has been directed to start 21 SGFP in accordance with S2.0P-SO.CN-0007, Rapid SGFP Recovery. - The NCO successfully relatches the 21 SGFP but the speed of the pump does not rise automatically to minimum speed as he anticipated.
Which of the following is the cause of this response?
~ IThe P-14 signal "seal-in" feature.
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I I [ ] 121 SGFP speed was >160 rpm when the latch push button was depressed. I [Answer J Id ! iExam Level 11 R I !cognitive Level 11 Memory ! IFacility:*l ISalem 1 & 2 1 IExanioate:' 11 12/21/20151 !KA: iI059000A107 !IA1.07 llRo Value:ll2.5:J !s~o vciiue::j2.6*l lsectfon: II~ !RO Group:!! 11 lsRq.Group:!I 11 falil D j.Systeni/Evolution Title l j_M_a_in_F_ee_d_w_a_te_r_S-'y_s_te_m_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.l 1059 !KA Statement:! Ability to predict and/or monitor chanqes in parameters associated with operatinq the Main Feedwater System controls including: Feed Pump speed, includinq normal control speed for ICS !Explanation of I 55.41.b(4,10). A is incorrect because the P-14 signal automatically clears when the SG level lowers <setpoint, there is no seal in ,Answers: ..*.*. ** j circuit. Bis incorrect because auto speed control prevents latching of the SGFP. C is incorrect because the Enable/Disable switch in the disable position only removes the ADFWCS from controlling SGFP speed, the switch is placed in Disable when starting the SGFP. Dis correct because the SGFP may be latched with speed <160 rpm, but it will not automatcally raise speed to minimum 111nn - - - ;~1~ -- --'\
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Pump head effects when control valve is shut iExplanation ofj 55.41.b(7,8) The MDAFW pumps each has its own dedicated recirc line and associated automatic recirc valve, which opens to
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!Question Topic j RO 54 I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is performing a normal shutdown at 20% per hour IAW the IOP's. - 22 SGFP is shutdown. - Current Rx power is 24%. - 21 SGFP trips.
With NO operator action, what will be the status of the Auxiliary Feed Pumps?
~I ONLY the MDAFW pumps start immediately upon the trip of 21 SGFP.
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- 2C Emergency Diesel Generator (EOG) is operating in parallel with the 500KV grid for a 24 hour endurance run IAW S2.0P-ST.DG-0014, 2C DIESEL GENERATOR ENDURANCE RUN, following a complete overhaul. - Cumulative run times for all individual EOG load limits are less than 10% of rated. - While operating at 2525 KW three hours into the test, the operator mistakenly adjusts 2C EOG speed control resulting in MW loading rising to 2610 KW.
What are the consequences, if any, of continued EOG operation at this KW load? l Operation for the remainino 21 hours of the test ...
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- The control room receives Auxiliary Typewriter alarm point 0676, 2G 4KV GROUP BUS LOSS 125 voe CONTROL PWR. - An operator investigates and reports 125 VDC breaker 2BDC1AX12, 2G 4KV Bus Control Power Supply (Reg) tripped.
Which of the following identifies the effect, if any, this will have on 24 RCP 4KV breaker? If 24 RCP is running it will. .. [] I trip immediately. I lb.JI continue to run but will not trip if required. I
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KA Statement: i Knowiedae of D.C. Electrical Distribution design feature(s) and or interlock(s) which provide for the following:
Manual/automatic transfers of control !Explanation of 55.41.b(S) 4KV Group bus control power is supplied from the DC electrical system. The alternate DC supply does not automatically 'Answers: transfer to supply DC control power to the bus, it must be manually transferred when the normal supply is lost. 4 KV breakers cannot be tripped remotely without 125VDC available to energize trip coil. A is incorrect because there is no power to energize the trip coil, plus no trip signal would be present. Bis correct. C is incorrect because it would not trip if required (different from A is
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- 21 Diesel Fuel Oil Storage Tank indicated level is 96.0". - 22 Diesel Fuel Oil Storage Tank indicated level is 96.1". - 21 Diesel Fuel Oil Transfer Pump is selected to REGULAR. - 22 Diesel Fuel Oil Transfer Pump is selected to BACKUP. - The Diesel Fuel Oil Storage Tank area C02 Tank fails, and a projectile opens a hole in the bottom of 21 DFOST which completely empties.
Assuming no other damage from the C02 Tank failure has occurred, which of the following identifies how makeup flow to the EOG Day Tanks will be provided, if at all, if the 2C EOG starts automatically to provide power to 2C Vital bus on a single bus UV condition? Makeup flow to the EOG Day tanks will be provided by ......
~I BOTH DFO Transfer pumps because DFOSTs are normally cross connected but check valves will prevent 22 DFOST from draining out the rupture. I
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. . \auestion Topic J I RO 59 An explosive mixture is prevented from being present in the Waste Gas Holdup Sysytem JAW Salem Tech Spec LCO 3.11.2.5, Explosive Gas Mixture by limiting the 1) concentration to 2) or less. §] 11 ) oxygen 2)2% ~ 11) oxygen 2)4% ~ 11) hydrogen 2)2%
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- Unit 1 is operating at 100% power. - Control room operators are preparing to perform a Containment Pressure Relief IAW S1 .OP-SO.CBV-0002, CONTAINMENT PRESSURE-VACUUM RELIEF SYSTEM OPERATION. - Containment radiation levels are NORMAL for 100% power operation with no failed fuel.
After opening the 1VC5 and 1VC6 CONT PRESS/VAC RELIEF ISOL valves to initiate the pressure relief, which choice describes how the respective radiation monitors indication will respond?
1R12A - Containment Gas Effluent

1R41 B - Plant Vent Noble Gas Intermediate Range

1R41 D - Plant Vent Noble Gas Release Rate
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~ monitor nears its high end of monitoring range. It's indication will not change during a pressure relief with NORMAL containment radiation levels. The R41D provides the gaseous effluent release rate (uCi/sec) by combining (product of) the on-range R41A . . . .
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!Question Topic I RO 61 I I Given the following conditions: - Unit 1 is operating at 25% power. - 1B EDG is running in parallel with station power on 1B 4KV Vital Bus. - 13 and 16 SW pumps are in service, 11 SW pump is in AUTO. - 1A 4KV Vital bus becomes deenergized due to a Bus Differential signal.
1 minute after the 1A 4KV Vital bus deenergizes, with NO operator action, which of the following contains ALL the SW pumps which will be running? ral I I jb:1111, 15. I rc:i113,16. I fd.l j 15, 16. I 1Answer 1 a I I !Exarri Level 11 R I JcoghitiveLevel i IApplication I !Facility: i ISalem 1 & 2 I [Exa?lDate: 11 12/21/20151 ~I 076000K201 V~lue:1@2:J;sROValue:i[}]'lsection: 1j~ IRO Group:ILJ1SRO GrQup:1LJ l;:!J l"~
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55.41(7) A bus powers 15, and 16 SW pumps. On a single bus UV as described in the stem, only that bus would load in blackout loading. A bus is locked out on Bus Differential (deenergized), and the loss of 16 SW pump would cause header pressure to lower to where the auto pump (11) would start. Only one SW pump is aligned for AUTO which is the normal at power configuration for the SW pumps, one in auto, and the rest in manual. 12 SW pump would never start unless 11 pump did not on a SEC initiation, that is "h' ;t ;c, --* .,_, _ _, ;n --* nf'h- -h-:--- 111 C::\A/ n* *mn **-.,Jn --* -*~.+ -:--~ D "* "" --**~* *~-~- --* *-* . .,h:~h ;c **h, ;t :--" '
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- Unit 2 is in MODE 3, NOT, NOP. - # 2 ECAC was manually placed in operation to collect bearing vibration readings JAW S2.0P-SO.CA-0001, Control Air System Operation. - PRIOR to starting the# 2 ECAC, BOTH Control Air headers were at 96 psig. - 2C 4KV vital bus senses an UV condition, and the bus loads in MODE II*. - 2A and 2B 4KV vital buses remain powered from SPT's. - 5 minutes after the UV signal, Unit 2 ECAC oil pressure indicates O psig and has been 0 psig for> 1 minute.
With NO operator action, which of the following describes the effect this will have on the Control Air System? Assume the ECAC Motor Overload has not actuated at any time.
# 2 ECAC is I , and Control Air header(s) is/are
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~I 078000A301 I1A3.01 I!Ro value:J[IijfsROValue:J@jSection: JI~ fRO Group:JLJ!~Ro Gro~i>:ILJ Ill D !System/Evolution Title: !instrument Air System I *~*0_78_~ *KA Statement: j Abilit to monitor automatic operations of the Instrument Air S stem includin Air ressure lExplanation .of/ 55.41.b(?) The ONLY trip which remains active for the ECAC after ANY SEC start is motor overload. The ECAC operating !Answers: .* * ***
1 characteristics are such that at 95 psig and above header pressure, the ECAC will NOT be supplying the CA header. With the stem conditions of 96 psig prior to and after the ECAC was originally started, the subsequent (SEC) stop and restart of the ECAC will have NO effect on CA header, since the Station air headers supplying the CA header were not affected by the II* loading of 2C vital
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~ A manual valve or Blind Flange outside containment required to be to be closed during accident conditions cannot be visually verified in correct position due to its location in a High Radiation Area. I I ~ The containment 100' elevation airlock doors are operated by procedure to allow entry into containment for Rad Pro to take radiation surveys.
I 81 A CVCS Letdown Orifice Isolation Valve fails to fully close on a failure of the controlling PZR level channel LOW. I [:] IA SW Accumulator nitrogen cover gas pressure falls below the minimum required. I jAnswer 11 d I !Exam .Level !IR I !cognitive Level 11 Application I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 ! IEx1(:111}Dat~: JI 12/21/20151 lf<A: 111030008240 I 2.2.4?___j !Ro Value: II 3.41 jSRO Value: l14. 7 J !Section: 1I~ [RO Group:II 1 I fSROGroup:l j 1I B D jsystem/Evolution ntre I j_c_o_n_ta_in_m_e_n_t_S_,_y_st_e_m_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.I ! 103 [KA S t a t e m e n t : ! . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . , . Abilit to a I Technical Specifications for as stem. Explanation of 55.421.b(9, 10). A is incorrect because 4.6.1.1.a specifically states that a manual valve or blind flange in a high radiation area may ,Answers~ ** ** 1 be verified using Admin controls. B is incorrect because while containment airlocks are required to be operable IAW 4.6.1.1.b (per spec 3.6.1.3 airlock), the doors are allowed to be opened for normal transit entry and exit. C is incorrect because CIV have their own TS 3.6.3 which is less restrictive that containment integrity and is not included in surv requirements for 3.6.1.1. D is correct j Accumulator l~vel pressure and temp
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- Rx is in Mode 3, NOT, NOP. - RWST concentration - 2450 ppm - 21 BAT concentration - 6650 ppm - 22 BAT concentration - 6650 ppm - 22 BAT level - 43%
Which of the following describes the LOWEST level for 21 BAT that meets or exceeds the operability requirements for the BAT? [JI I
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- Both units are operating at 100% power. - Reactor Engineering has determined that a single fuel assembly in the Spent Fuel Pool must be moved to a new storage location in the Spent Fuel Pool. - All administrative requirements are complete to allow the movement of the Spent Fuel.
When the field operator arrives at the Spent Fuel Building, he notices that while a Qualified Reactor Engineer is present on elevation 130', a Licensed SRO is not. Which of the following describes the Operations Department requirements for this evolution IAW S2.0P-IO.ZZ-0010, Spent Fuel Pool Manipulations?
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i Spent Fuel Pool, THEN ASSIGN Reactor SeNices, qualified SRO, or Reactor Engineer to supeNise spent fuel manipulation(s)."
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- Unit 1 is at 100% power. - 11, 13, and 16 SW pumps are in service, with 15 SW pump selected to Auto. - Subsequently, a loss of the 500 KV Switchyard occurs. - 1A 4KV Vital Bus has de-energized due to a Bus Differential relay actuation. - Unit 1 has initiated a MANUAL Safety Injection (SI).
Which of the following identifies the Service Water Pumps which will be running 2 minutes after the SI has been initiated? [ ] 111 and 14. [gJ 112 and 13.
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2. U1 pumps are C,C,B,B,A,A, whereas U2 are A,A,B,B,C,C. The Lead pump on B bus is always 14 unless 14 is not available.
With 1A bus deenergized, 15 and 16 SW pumps have no powerThe SW pump selected to auto (15) will not start on low pressure (nor will it have power) as it will be locked out by SEC initiation. [ : ....*.. *ReferenceTitle .* ****-*([* <Facility Reference Number*.* I!Reference Section' < \l Page NC>/ fRevision; 1 1 I1B 4KV vital bus one line diagram 11203002 II 11 1134 I I II II 11 11 I I II II 11 1 I I IL.o*. ~_urnber ; Objectives ISWBAYSE005 \ __ __, I.Material Requir~d for Examination* II Ij \ouestiC>ll Source: ;11 Facility Exam Bank I \ouesti2n M,0 difi,6~tior(l\t1~1~~d: I
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!Question Topic I IRO 70 I An Independent Verification (IV) of valve position is required in an area with a 75 mrem/hr dose rate.
For this job, which of the followino is the longest time allowed for the IV before "hands-on" verification may be waived?
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- Salem Unit 2 is operating at 100% power. - 21 SW pump is err. - 22, 25, and 26 SW pump are in service. - Subsequently, 22 SW pump discharge strainer clogs, 22 SW pump is stopped, and 22 SW pump is declared inoperable. - 2 hours after being secured, maintenance discovers a crack in the strainer drum which will take 1 day to repair.
Of the following, which is the only method of tracking SW pump status which is NOT performed IAW OP-SA-108-115-1001, Operability Assessment and Equipment Control Program? Updating the is NOT required.
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Explanation of 55.41.b(10) Initially, actions wil be attempted to clear the strainer clog, so it won't be readily apparent that the repair would take iAnswers: longer than one shift. (Sect 5.2.4) When it becomes apparent that it will take longer than one shift, Section 5.2.5 will be performed also. The Operational Staus Board is used during emergencies and is located in the control room area.
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!auestion Topic ! IRO 12 I Given the following conditions: - A Unit 2 shutdown is in progress. - A containment entry is required to inspect an INOPERABLE component on elevation 78' outside the bioshield. - The Unit is being shutdown at 10% per hour.
Which of the followinq additional approvals is required to authorize a containment entry other than the SM/CRS under these conditions?
~ I Operations Director - Salem.
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[t<A Statement* I Knowiedge of radiological safety principles pertaining to licensed operator duties, such as containment entry requirements, fuel handling responsibilities, access to locked high-radiation areas, alioning filters, etc. jE,xplaQationo~ [ Normal Containment entries at power are governed by SC.SA-ST.ZZ-0001 & RP-SA-102. Authorization to access containment is 1~nswers: . 1 provided by the SM/CRS. However, to access containment when power is being changed >5%/hr, the Radiation Protection Supervisor's approval is required. (Pre-req 2.4) [ ******Reference Title.. * ,:,*,, ll Facility Reference Number . <1 [Reference Section <!IPage No. j }Revision: ISALEM CONTAINMENT ENTRIES IN MODES II SC.SA-ST.ZZ-0001 I q I 15 I I \I I ii 11 I I II I II 1 I I ILo. Number Objectives I RADCONE004 ,_ _ __. /Material. Required fc)i: Examinatipn, *l . II jQuesHon S:?~rce: 1 lFacility Exam Bank I jaue~ticm 'M?dific~~ion.Metho.a:: JEditorially Modified Itus~d riurtng TraillJ~g Program.I o lQllestlon Sollrce CoriJrJ1ents] 178014 added abbreviation to each title because its found that way in the procedure. I
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!GENERI; IKA statement: l edge of radiation monitoring systems, such as fixed radiation monitors and alarms, portable survey instruments, personnel orin e ui men!, etc.
!Explanation of 55.41.b(11) C is correct because it realigns FHB ventilation through the charcoal filters and starts both FHB Exhaust fans. B is iAnsw~rs: incorrect but plausible because its auto function is to prevent Fuel Crane motion except in downward direction. D is incorrect since ~~~-~~ it only has alarm light outside the PASS room which activates, but plausible because of the high radiation levels which would be expected in that area of the aux building following an accident. A is incorrect since it has no automatic function, but is plausible
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RO Skyscraper SRO Skyscraper RO System/Evolution List SRO System/Evolution List Outline Changes lauestion Topic 11RO74 I Given the following conditions:
- Salem Unit 1 is operating at 100% power. - 1A EOG is CfT for maintenance. - A 500KV switch yard malfunction causes a loss of offsite power, and 1B and 1C EDGs do not load due to 1Band 1C 4KV vital buses locking out on Bus Differential.
Of the following, which one states a procedure entry and its correct flowpath allowed by the rules of procedure !AW OP-AA-101-111-1003 Use of Procedures?
~I Enter EOP-LOPA-1 directly and perform immediate actions, which states to trip the Rx then trip the Turbine. ~I Enter EOP-LOPA-1 directly and perform immediate actions, which states to trip the Rx and confirm the Rx trip, then trip the Turbine. ~I Enter EOP-TRIP-1 and perform immediate actions, which states to trip the Rx and confirm the Rx trip, trip the Turbine, initiate SI, then transition to EOP-LOPA-1 based on no vital buses energized. @]I Enter EOP-TRIP-1 and perform immediate actions, which states to trip the Rx and confirm the Rx trip, trip the Turbine, initiate SI ONLY if conditions warrant, then transition to EOP-LOPA-1 based on no vital buses energized. I
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ekpfanation of I 55.41.b(10) Either TRIP-1 ot LOPA-1 can be entered upon a total loss of all AC power. If entered, the flowpath for TRIP-1 does not
!Answers:* . reach the SI evalution step before the kickout to LOPA-1 on no 4kv vital buses energized, so both TRIP-1 distracters are incorrect. LOPA-1 does not confirm the Rx trip (since there is no power to do anything about it anyways). ...'
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Outline Changes I louestiqn Topic 11 RO 75 I Given the following conditions:
- An Alert has been declared at Salem, and all required notifications have been made by the Primary Communicator. - Conditions degrade to the point where a Site Area Emergency is declared.
Which of the following identifies the PRIMARY method which the Primary Communicator will use to make notifications to the States of Delaware and New Jersey, and how long from the SAE declaration do they have to make those notifications !AW Attachment 6, Primary Communicator Log of the Salem ECG?
~I NETS phones within §]I 15 minutes.
I fc.', I NETS phones within 60 minutes. I L___J []I ESSX phones within 15 minutes. I ESSX phones within 60 minutes. I i*Answer.l j a I !Exam Level 11 R I jco911itive Level 11 Memory I !Facility: !ISalem 1 & 2 I fi='xamDate: 11 12/21/20151 IKA:Jl 194001G429 I~:2_.4_.2_9-~! iROValue: :OJ}fsRO Value:J!ITilsect1on: JI~ iRO Group:ILJ1SRO Group:jLJ *--<:".<,
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Telecommunications System) is the primary closed circuit communication system for off-site notifications. The ESSX is also a closed circuit system, which is used as a backup for NETS. The notifications to the States must be made within 15 minutes of the declaration of an Emergency, even if a lower classification emergency is already in progress. The 60 minutes is plausible if the
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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Site-Specific Written Examination Applicant Information Name: IR . I eg1on: I i I Date: 12/21/2015 I Facility: Salem 1 & 2 I License Level: SRO I Reactor Type: W I I I Start Time: i Finish Time: I i Instructions Use the answer sheets provided to document your answers. Staple this cover sheet on top of the answer sheets. To pass the examination you must achieve a final grade of at least 80.00 percent overall, with 70.00 percent or better on the SRO-only items if given in conjunction with the RO exam; SRO-only exams given alone require a final grade of 80.00 percent to pass. You have 8 hours to complete the combined examination, and 3 hours if you are only taking the SRO portion. App11cant Certmcation All work done on this examination is my own. I have neither given nor received aid. Applicant's Signature Results RO/SRO-Only/Total Examination Values --I --I -- Points Applicant's Score --I --I -- Points Applicant's Grade --I --I -- Percent
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RO Skyscraper I SRO Skyscraper I RO System/Evolution List I SRO System/Evolution List I Outline Changes I [auestion Topic J ISRO 1 Given the following conditions:
- Unit 1 is performing a Rx startup IAW S1 .OP-IO.ZZ-0003, Hot Standby to Minimum Load. - Power is stable at 1x10-8 Amps for Low Power Physics Testing. - A Shutdown Bank "A" rod drops fully into the core. - The Rx does not trip.
Which of the following identifies:
1) How the CRS should proceed

2) Why rod withdraw! is not allowed?
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~ 1) trip the Rx.
2) A dropped rod recovery would constitute an approach to criticality.
~ 1) fully insert all Control Bank and Shutdown Bank rods.
2) A dropped rod recovery would constitute an approach to criticality.
~ 1) trip the Rx.
2) The depressed power distibution profile in the area around the dropped rod may cause power production in other parts of the core to exceed Tech Soec limits.
@:] 1) fully insert all Control Bank and Shutdown Bank rods.
2) The depressed power distibution profile in the area around the dropped rod may cause power production in other parts of the core to I VAVVVU I VVl I ""tJ'VV lllllll>=I.
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RO Skyscraper SRO Skyscraper RO System/Evolution List SRO System/Evolution List Outline Changes [Question Topic I ISRO 2 Given the following conditions:
- Unit 2 is operating at 100% power. - 21 charging pump is in service. - 22 and 23 charging pumps are operable. - Subsequently, 21 charging pump trips due to a breaker malfunction. - The CRS enters S2.0P-AB.CVC-0001 and places 23 charging pump in service.
Which of the following:
1) Identifies ALL the Tech Spec LCO(s) which will be entered

2) What the required action(s) is/are if 21 charging pump remains inoperable for the next 4 days?
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~ 1) LCO 3.1.2.2.b for not having required boration flowpaths, LCO 3.1.2.4 for not having required charging pumps, and LCO 3.5.2.a for not having required ECCS subsystems available.
2) Be in Mode 3 and borated to a SOM equivalent to at least 1% delta k/k within 78 hours of pump trio.
~ 1) LCO 3.1.2.2.b for not having required boration flowpaths, LCO 3.1.2.4 for not having required charging pumps, and LCO 3.5.2.a for not having required ECCS subsystems available.
2) Be in Mode 4 within 84 hours of pump trip.
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2) Be in Mode 3 and borated to a SDM equivalent to at least 1% delta k/k within 78 hours of pump trip.
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2) Be in Mode 4 within 84 hours of pump trip.
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- Unit 2 is in Mode 5. - Rx vessel level is 97.4'. - 22 RHR loop is in service. - RHR HX inlet temperature is 125°F. - 21 RHR loop is available. - 21,24, and 26 SW pumps are in service. - 21 charging pump is in service. - Subsequently, a complete loss of Service Water occurs.
Which of the following identifies a procedure the CRS will enter, and the FIRST action operators will perform in that procedure? I
~ S2.0P-AB.SW-0005, Loss of All Service Water. Start 23 charging pump.
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- Operators are responding to a 650 gpm tube rupture on 22 SG which occurred while operating at 100% power, IAW EOP-SGTR-1, Steam Generator Tube Rupture. - All off-site power was lost when the Main Generator breakers opened. - The RCS was cooled down to Target Temperature, and then depressurized to stop primary-to-secondary leakage. - Subsequently, off-site power is restored, and all 4KV Group Buses are now energized from off-site power. - The crew is evaluating RCP re-start. - RVLIS Upper Range indication is 98%.
Which of the following contains:
1) ONLY the criteria in addition to RCS Subcooling which are checked to determine if RCP re-start will be performed

2) How the re-start of the RCP be accomplished if allowed The crew will check ....
~- 1 j ~~ ~:_~level and the PZR saturated. ~, a RCP directly at SGTR-1 Step 49 based on RCP support conditions being desired but not required to start the RCP. ~ 11) RVLIS Full Range indication and SG NR level. *--- 2) Start a RCP directly at SGTR-1 Step 49 based on RCP support conditions being desired but not required to start the RCP. ~ 11) PZR level and the PZR saturated.
2) Start a RCP using S2.0P-SO.RC-0001, Reactor Coolant Pump Operation to ensure all support systems and P&Ls for starting a RCP are met.
[ ] 1) RVLIS Full Range indication and SG NR level.
2) Start a RCP using S2.0P-SO.RC-0001, Reactor Coolant Pump Operation to ensure all support systems and P&Ls for sta v : ~~,.,
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- Unit 1 is operating at 100% power. - 21, 24 and 26 SW pumps are in service. - 21 and 22 SW header pressures are 108 psig. - The following OHAs annunciate sequentially in this order: - B-13, 21 SW HOR PRESS LO - B-14, 22 SW HOR PRESS LO - B-15, TURB AREA SW HOR PRESS LO. - B-48, SW VL V RM FLOODED.
The standby SW pump starts automatically, and OHAs B-13, B-14, and B-15 clear. Which of the following describes where a SW leak could be located which would produce these alarms, and the procedurally directed actions which would mitiQate the event? I
~ On a CFCU supply piping in the 78' Mechanical Penetration Area. S2.0P-AB.SW-0001, Loss of Service Water Header Pressure, will direct isolating multiple CFCUs IAW Attachment 5 CFCU leaks, until header pressure stabilizes and sump pump runs stop.
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~I Upstream of the 2ST901, TURB LO CLR ST RET VLV. S2.0P-AB.SW-0002, Loss of Service Water-Turbine Header, will direct operators to adjust 2ST901 TURB LO CLR ST RET V, and 2ST1 TG AREA SW PRESS CONT VLV, to compensate for the SW leak.
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~ On a CFCU supply piping in the 78' Mechanical Penetration Area. S2.0P-AB.SW-0001, Loss of Service Water Header Pressure, will direct isolating a single CFCU which would be readily identifiable from the control room.
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Additionally, the SW indication in control room would identify that a single CFCU is affected. The sump pump runs referred to are containment sump pump runs, and are if the SW leak is in containment. - Reference Title --] ~C:ility Reference Nu01ber ![Reference Section J[Page No. I IRevision: L__ -- ILoss of Service Water Header Pressure 11 S2.0P-AB.SW-0001 II ii ! I16 I IOverhead Annunciators Window B ll S2.0P-AR.ZZ-0002 II ii 81 1136 I I II II 11 11 I IL.O. Number Objectives I ABSW01 E004 ,_ _ __.
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RO Skyscraper I SRO Skyscraper I RO System/Evolution List I SRO System/Evolution List I Outline Changes I [Question Topic-I ISRO 6 Given the following condition: Both Unit 1 and Unit 2 control rooms have been evacuated due to a toxic gas release on site. When performing local actions to stabilize the plant:
1) Where will PZR level be determined

2) How will PZR level be controlled ra,: 11) At the Hot Shutdown Panel 213.
~ 2) By ensuring the Charging System Master Flow Controller is controlling PZR level on program. ~ 11) At the Charging Pumps Flow and Pressure Panel 216-2.
2) By ensuring the Charging System Master Flow Controller is controlling PZR level on program.
le. i 11) At the Hot Shutdown Panel 213.
~* 2) By establishing local control of the CV55 CHARGING FLOW CONTROL VLV to maintain PZR level 22%-77%.
[dl 11) At the Charging Pumps Flow and Pressure Panel 216-2. L~. 2) By establishing local control of the CV55 CHARGING FLOW CONTROL VLV to maintain PZR level 22%-77%. iAnswe~ Ic I 1exam Level i Is I @_09niiive Level 11 Memory I [Fa~ility: [ j Salem 1 & 2 I ~amDate: i I 12/21/20151 I [KA: 1 oooo6aA2o7 I~AA2.07 JIRova1ue:-il 4.1![Rova1ue) 4.3l[S!CtiO.nJl~IRoGroup:[I 21[SFio~I 21 !IE ~ [SYStemTE:volution Title_j j_c_o_n_tr_o_IR_o_o_m_E_v_ac_u_a_ti_on_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___..1 1~-- ] ~~tement:: Abilit to determine and inter ret the followin as the a pl to Control Room Evacuation: PZR level ]Explanation of\ 55.43.b(S) This question m_eets SRO o~ly criteria listed in NURE?-1021, ES-401, ~ttachm_ent 2, _11.E. Figure 2, 1~t bullet for 5th 1Answers: ___J Block for assessment and 1mplementat1on of a procedure or section of procedure 1n knowing which procedure will be used to
- evacuate the control room, and how the RO will maintain PZR level, and where it will be indicated. AB.CR-1 contains field actions which will be directed by the CRS. AB.CR-3 for toxic gas directs the control room evacuation to occur using AB.CR-1, but does not . . .
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- A SBLOCA has occurred on Unit 2 outside containment. - Actions of EOP-LOCA-6, LOCA OUTSIDE CONTAINMENT, have failed to isolate the break. - RCS pressure is 1440 psig and continues to lower.
Which of the following identifies the procedure that will be used upon transition from EOP-LOCA-6 and the actions that will be directed in that procedure after the transition?
~ EOP-LOCA-1 Loss of Reactor Coolant. Add makeup to RWST, initiate a cooldown, and minimize injection flow.
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~ EOP-LOCA-5 Loss of Emergency Coolant Recirculation. Add makeup to RWST, initiate a cooldown, and minimize injection flow.
Fl -- _ -1, Loss of Reactor Coolant. Check for subsequent failure and conserve makeup inventory. id i EOP-LOCA-5, Loss of Emergency Coolant Recirculation. Check for subsequent failure and conserve makeup inventory. L_"_ ~nswe_r 11 b l ~am Leven I s I rcognitive Level *IApplication I :_F~cilit~: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I fE:xamDate: 11 12/21/20151 iKA:ll OOWE04A201 I:EA2:-1=~=J IRo Value: II 3.4!:SRO Value)~ 'Section: 1_§.~.§_ _JRO Group:il 11 SRO Group:il 1 1 11 li:~!,i ~ IKA Statement:* !Explanation of j 1Answe~__1 =====--~~e~~e_!i_!l_E!______________ Ji Facility Reference Numbe!:::J Reference Section _ J [~~!!_':_~~ ~~ ILOSS OF EMERGENCY COOLANT RECIRCU 112-EOP-LOCA-5 I I !::::12=5== ILOCA Outside Containment Ij 2-EOP-LOCA-6 I ! I21
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- Unit 1 has experienced a Main Steam line Break (MSLB) inside containment from 100% power. - Main Steam Line Isolation has failed to close any MS167. - Safety Injection was manually initiated, with all components operating as expected. - 11 AFP is err. - 12 and 13 AFP's tripped after starting. - Reactor Coolant System pressure is 1100 psig. - All Reactor Coolant Pumps have been tripped. - Containment pressure is 16 psig and rising. - All Wide Range (WR) Steam Generator (SG) levels are 35% and dropping. - All Steam Generator pressures are 465 psig and dropping. - Reactor Coolant System Tc's have dropped from 540 to 438°F in 40 minutes.
If these condition were present when transitioning out of 1-EOP-TRIP-1, Reactor Trip Response, which procedure must be entered and what action must be taken upon that transition?
~ 11-EOP-FRTS-1, Response to Imminent Pressurized Thermal Shock Conditions. Reset Safeguards Actuation and restore normal charging and letdown. ~b~j , 1-EOP-FRHS-1, Response to Loss of Secondary Heat Sink. Initiate feed and bleed ONLY when 3/4 SG WR levels have dropped <32%.
ic.: 11-EOP-FRTS-1, Response to Imminent Pressurized Thermal Shock Conditions. Shut all MS10's and steam dump valves .
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[ ] 11-EOP-FRHS-1, Response to Loss of Secondary Heat Sink. Initiate feed and bleed immediately. ]An~~lll/~~ ~ ~ll'l L~~I_ '~ I !Cognitive Lev!l_J IApplication I iFacmtYJ ISalem 1 & 2 I 'ExamDa~i:_:J I
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*- - procedures and operation within the limitations in the facilitv's license and amendments.
1Explanation of 155.43(5) 55.43.b(5) This question is SRO level based on having to asses the conditions given in stem and determine both what IAnswer_s: procedure will be entered and the action(s) required in that procedure, Dis correct because the conditions given in stem would transition to FRHS-1 due to a RED path of no AFW flow and <9% NR level. The Bleed and Feed initiation criteria are when SIG WR levels are <36%(adverse), NOT 32% (normal) as in distracter B. Distracters A & Care incorrect because it is a lower priority oc:n .......&.t... ... ._ _ _ ._ if 1 C" --"=-- ir ______ ... .C-- ... .__ -----...J,,,.n
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- Unit 2 is responding to a degraded core cooling condition in accordance with 2-EOP-FRCC-2, "Response to Degraded Core Cooling." - After depressurizing to inject the accumulators, the STA reports a RED priority on the Thermal Shock Status Tree, and recommends transitioning to 2-EOP-FRTS-1, "Response to Imminent Pressurized Thermal Shock."
Which actions describe the o erator response?
~ Do NOT implement 2-EOP-FRTS-1 until 2-EOP-FRCC-2 is completed because thermal shock is a lower priority CFST.
P-FRTS-1 immediately because the potential damage done to the RPV by delaying entry into FRTS after 1ent:rv 1cor1dition1s <:ire I arable.
~ Do NOT implement 2-EOP-FRTS-1 until 2-EOP-FRCC-2 is completed because while in FRTS the core will continue to boil a*wa*v in1iectedl I accumulator water, and could lead to a RED path for Core Cooling.
f d:! Implement 2-EOP-FRTS-1 immediately because it is a higher priority CFST and rules of usage stipulate the transition to a higher priority procedure always takes precedence over notes and cautions. [Answer I~ rexam*LeVel Is I [Cognitive Level __ IMemory I [Facility_:_i ISalem 1 & 2 I ;~x~J I 12/21/20151 ~I oowE06G423 I[2~4-:-23 *u -~~-~!!~.!:J [ ] ] i s Ro Valuej~ [seciiOO:l I~ RO Group:[[] ~~~_!>3 [ ] [hstem/Evolution Title j j_D_e""'g_ra_d_e_d_C_o_re_c_o_ol_in..;;:g'--------------------------------' Knowled e of the bases for rioritizin ,Explanation of j 55.43.b(5) This question is SRO level based on knowledge of diagnostic steps and decision points in EOP that involve transition !Answers: , points to event specific emergency contingency procedures. Knowledge of the bases for when NOT to implement a RED priority CFST even when indications are present is just as importanct as knowing when to implement. in this case to preserve and inventory in the reactor pressure vessel. Stopping the depressurization to go to FRTS would cause the cooldown to be stopped, and a
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- Salem Unit 2 tripped from 100% when a loss of off-site power occurred. - All systems respond as expected, and operators progress normally through the EOP's. - It has been determined a rapid natural circulation cooldown will be performed.
Which of the following describes procedures/actions which are REQUIRED to be performed PRIOR to transitioning to either 2-EOP-TRIP-5, Natural Circulation Rapid Cooldown Without RVLIS, or 2-EOP-TRIP-6, Natural Circulation Rapid Cooldown With RVLIS, and the bases for them?
~ 12-EOP-TRIP-2, Rx Trip Response, must be performed to ensure adequate SDM and natural circulation have been established, containment
cooling remains in service, and equipment not needed for the cooldown has been secured. I
~ 12-EOP-TRIP-4, Natural Circulation Cooldown, must be performed to ensure adequate SDM and upper head cooling have been established, SI signals have been blocked, and initial cooldown/depressurization have been performed. I ~ 12-EOP-TRIP-4, SI Initiation Criteria step must be performed to ensure SI will not be required prior to blocking SI before a cooldown can be initiated.
[ ] 12-EOP-TRIP-2, SI Initiation Criteria step must be performed to ensure SI will not be required prior to blocking SI before a cooldown initiated. ~~swe-r] Ib I rexam Level 1 Is I !cognitive Level 11 Memory I ~ciiityl ISalem 1 & 2 l~xa~~I 12/21/20151
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1auestion Topic I _s_R_o_1_1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___. Given the following conditions:
- Unit 2 is operating at 75% power. - 21 Waste Holdup Tank (WHUT) is being processed via the Portable Liquid Radwaste Processing System. - Console alarm SURGE TANK LEVEL HI-LO for the CC system alarms. - Surge tank levels are 59.3% and 59.2% on Channels A and B, and rising slowly. - No other alarms are present.
Which of the following describes the effect if Surge Tank Level were to continue to rise, and what action the control room will take in response to the risin level? 2CC149 CC SURGE TANK VENT VLV will auto close to prevent overflow. Stop processing 21 WHUT as directed in the S2.0P-AR.ZZ-0011, Control Console 2CC1. Overflow of the Surge Tank will contaminate the Waste Holdup System with chromates. Close 2CC149 CC SURGE TANK VENT VLV 2CC2 as directed in the S2.0P-AR.ZZ-0011, Control Console 2CC1. 9 CC SURGE TANK VENT VLV will auto close to prevent overflow. Open the CC Surge Tank Drain Valve from 2CC1 asnec:es:sary tc1 I evel <100% as directed in S2.0P-AB.CC-0001, Component Cooling Abnormality. Overflow of the Surge Tank will contaminate the Waste Holdup System with chromates. Direct a NEO to locally drain the Surge Tank to 55 gallon drum as necessary to maintain Surge Tank Level <100% as directed in S2.0P-AB.CC-0001, Component Cooling Abnormality. [A~ ~ iEXM1 Level ] @=:] cognitive Level~: IApplication I I [~C:ili~~:_J ISalem 1 & 2 I IExamDatej I ~I 008000A202 IiA2.02 I [Rova!Ue:]@~Ro vaiuej~ !section: ii~ [Ri:[Grc>~P:1LJ ~~!~~LJ
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KA Statement: I Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the Component Cooling Water System and (b) based on those predictions, use es to correct, control, or mitigate the conseauences of those abnormal operation:
Hiah/low surae tank level !Explanation of I 55.43.b(5) This question is SRO level based on having to asses the conditions given in stem and determine which action in which Answers: procedure will be taken. The 2CC149 auto closes on hi radiation in the CCW systen, nnot high pressure, to prevent radiation release from the CCW system. The Surge Tank will be locally drained. The overflow from the tank will go to the Waste Holdup system and contaminate the WHUT. WHUT processing will be stopped in both the AB.CC and ARP procedures. Locally draining
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@luestion Topic I ISRO 12 I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is operating at 100% power. - 2PR1 fails open and remains open.
Which of the following identifies how this affects the PZR Master Pressure Controller (MPC) response, and what consequences, if any, are associated with the actions performed by the crew IAW S2.0P-AB.PZR-0001, Pressurizer Pressure Malfunction?
~I MPC output will RISE. A unit shutdown will be required if 2PR1 cannot be restored to operable status within 72 hours.
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~ MPC output will LOWER. A unit shutdown will be required if 2PR1 cannot be restored to operable status within 72 hours.
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~ MPC output will RISE. The unit may continue to operate indefinitely after the initial mitigative actions are completed.
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[~ystem/Evolution Title 1.;..;..:...:..:..:;;,,;.;:.:.;_;_;_;.;;,,;,.;;.;..;_..:..;,...;.;..:;.......:,.;::..:...;.;,;.;.;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___J 1010 i - .--------------, ....------------------------------------------------: KA Statement: I Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the Pressurizer Pressure Control System and (b) based on those predictions, use rocedures to correct, control, or miti ate the consequences of those abnormal operation: PORV failures Explanation of 55.43(2) This question is SRO level because of the Tech Spec knowledge required, and what actions TS directs for different PORV 1 Answers: 1 malfunctions. Additionally, while the question doesn't specifically ask what procedure to use (too easy for AB.PZR), it does require knowledge of the actions IN that procedure. The MPC raises output when actual pressure rises, and lowers as actual pressure lowers. As pressure lowers due to the open PORV, the output will lower to turn on heaters and close spray valves. When the PORV
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is required. A PORV isolation that DOESN'T require shutdown if not fixed is aleaking PORV, which is isolated by its Block Valve I with ower maintained to the Block valve. [L.~o. Number Objectives I ~1E002 LE010 I Material Required for Examinatio_n ___J I II !Question Source: I I Facility Exam Bank 1IOuestion Modification Method: II Direct From Source 1lused During Training Program I D !Question Source Comment~ 1125725 used on Salem SRO NRC exam more than 2 exams ago I !Comment l I I I
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;Question Topic; I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is conducting a rapid plant shutdown due to a loss of condenser vacuum. - Two IRPls in control bank D go dark, and their P-250 readings are O steps. - Maintenance Controls Dept. will be unable to repair the IRPls until after shutdown. - Rx Engineering has made no specific recommendations outside of procedural direction regarding boration.
Which action is required when the plant is placed in Hot Standby?
~I Borate to Cold Shutdown SOM to prevent a Yellow Path on FRSM from occurring during the shutdown.
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~I Borate an additional 540 ppm to prevent a Yellow Path on FRSM from occurring during the shutdown.
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~nswe~ Ic I I Exam Level 11 s I IC?9_ni~f/eiev~ I Application I fFacilitY:l ISalem 1 & 2 I [Exa_rnl)ate:] I 12/21/201511 ~I 014000A202 I[A2m--Hl ~~!~~J [TI" is Ro Valuej~ 'section: 11~ IRO Group:1 LI jsRO Group:I LI I& li'l !system/Evolution Title] IRod Position Indication System I r014- ---] l~ S~~mef'l!:J ~ity to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the Rod Position Indication System and (b) based on those predictions, use cedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal operation: Loss of oower to the RPIS lExplanation of j 55.43.b(6,5) This question is SRO level based on having to determine the effect on core reactivity based on the 2 control rods which !~~~ers:___ _J have to be assumed to remain fully withdrawn in the absence of IRPI indication. Additionally, the sRO must select the portion of AB.ROD-4 (CAS action 2.0) which requires an additional 270 ppm boration for each failed IRPI if a shutdown is performed before
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- Unit 1 was operating at 100% power when a catastrophic failure of 12 SG steam piping occurred inside containment. - The Rx tripped and SI initiated. - 12 SG rapidly blew down to containment, and containment pressure peaked at 16 psig prior to transition out of EOP-TRIP-1 Reactor Trip or Safety Injection to EOP-LOSC-1, Loss of Secondary Coolant. - Operators have just transitioned out of LOSC-1 to EOP-LOCA-1, Loss of Reactor Coolant, with the following conditions: - RCS pressure is 1780 psig and rising slowly. - RCS subcooling is 100°F. - PZR level is 22% and stable. - 11, 13, and 14 SG levels are 17% and rising slowly.
Which of the following describes containment cooling operation during subsequent EOP performance? Containment Sorav will be secured in ......
!a.J i --~' 4 , Post LOCA Cooldown and Depressurization, when containment pressure is < 4 psig. Containment Spray Additive Tank will be ~- * *- ... based on normal radiation levels in containment.
[b:1 I EOP-TRIP-3, SI Termination, when containment pressure is< 4 psig. Containment Spray Additive Tank will be isolated based on normal radiation levels in containment.
~ I EOP-TRIP-3, SI Termination if containment pressure is less than 13 psig. CFCUs will continue to operate in Low Speed.
[11 LOCA-2, Post LOCA Cooldown and Depressurization. CFCUs will continue to operate in Low Speed.
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!Question Topic 11SRO17 I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is in Mode 5 entering a refueling outage. - 2C EOG was CIT yesterday for scheduled outage window. - The normal 31 day surveillance test of 2A EOG was completed SAT 2 days ago while in Mode 4. - Subsequently, the Unit 2 CRS notices that the 18 month Hot Restart surveillance for 2A EOG, was NOT performed as scheduled after the normal 2A EOG 31 day run surveillance, and is now outside its required periodicity including any allowable grace time.
Which of the following describes: I
1) The status of 2A EOG

2) When the associated Hot Restart test must be oerformed I
~ Operable. The Hot Restart test must be performed prior to entering Mode 4.
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I [dl I Inoperable. The Hot Restart test must be performed prior to entering Mode 6. I I *-- I IAAswer I' ~ LExam Level @=] ~ve Level l j Application j I [Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I ~xamDate: J l___1_2_12_1_12_0_15_.I jKA:il 064000G120 I ~~-o-~I !Ro Value]~~~@~ [section: 11~ 'ROi3fOOP:10JsRo Group~O ~ [SYstem/Evolution Titl~ IEmergency Diesel Generators [KA Statement: I Abilitv to interoret and execute procedure steps. I \Explanation of I 55.43.b(2) This question is SRO level based on being able to apply TSAS 3.8.1.2 for electrical power in Modes 5 and 6, and the
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performance of the surveillance requirement, and to preclude de~energizing a required ESF bus or disconnecting a required offsite circuit during performance of surveillance requirements ...... It is the intent that these surveillance requirements must still be capable of being met, but actual performance is not required during periods when the DG and the offsite circuit are required to be operable. During startup, prior to entering Mode 4, the surveillance requirements are required to be completed if the surveillance frequency has been exceeded .... " The provided reference does not give answer, but allows the operator to interpret the surveillance requirement, and in any case does not contain the action required which is located in the bases. c:=-- ._. Reference Title
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- Unit 2 is operating at 60% power, steady state. - 21A Circulator is CIT. - The Condensate Polisher is O/S and in standby. - Subsequently, the 13 KV South ringbus breaker D-E opens causing a loss of 23 SPT.
Which of the following describes:
1) The plant status 15 minutes after the loss of 23 SPT

2) How the operators will respond to this event
~ 1) The reactor remains at power.
2) Operators will be performing S2.0P-AB.CW-0001, Circulating Water System Malfunction, and establishing Low Pressure Turbine Hood Sprav.
~ 1) The reactor was manually tripped.
2) Operators will be utilizing S2.0P-AB.COND-0001, Loss of Condenser Vacuum, in conjunction with the TRIP series of EOP's, to break condenser vacuum.
~] 1) The reactor remains at power.
2) Operators will be performing S2.0P-AB.CHEM-0001, Abnormal Secondary Chemistry, and placing the Condensate Polisher in service for the expected rise in Dissolved 02.
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[~ystem/Evolution Title I j_c_ir_c_u_la_tin.....;g:;.._W_a_te_r_S-'y_s_te_m_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___.I !075 iKA ~tatement: I Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the Circulating Water System and (b) based on those predictions, use gcedures to correct, control, or mitiqate the consequences of those abnormal operation: ss of circulatinq water pumps lExplanation of] 55.43.b(5) This question is SRO level based on knowing the appropriate procedure or section of procedure used in applying the Answers: conditions which will occur based on the initial conditions in the stem. 23 SPT powers 23 CW bus, and 24 SPT powers 24 CW bus. --~-~-.-- 23 CW bus powers the "A" circulatros and 24 SPT powers the "B" circulators. The loss of 23 SPT will cause a loss of 2 additional circulators in addition to 21A which is CIT. The operator must know how many circulators are now not running, 3 or 4. If it is
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thought condenser vacuum would degrade or DO increased based on losing hotwell levels and its effect on condensate pump seals. Manually bypassing the Turbine Hood Spray is allowed (and directed) in AB.CW-1, even though normally it remains secured
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- Unit 2 is performing a reactor startup by control rods IAW S2.0P-IO.ZZ-0003, Hot Standby to Minimum Load. - Estimated Critical Conditions are: - Cb= 500 ppm - Control Bank D = 77 steps - Xe free - 11,756 EFPH When the ICRR value reaches 0.125, the Predicted Critical Rod Height is 122 steps on Control Bank D.
What action(s), if any, is/are required to be taken in response to this Predicted Critical Rod Height? I
~ Continue with no special actions are required.
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I [~ Initiate rapid boration, insert Control Rod Banks, and recalculate the ECC.
@] I Insert the Control Rod Banks and recalculate the ECC prior to withdrawing Control Rods. .. ..,
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~estion Topicl I SRO 21 I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is in MODE 6 with core reload in progress. - 10 fuel assemblies have been moved into the Rx. - Rx cavity level is 26' above the RPV flange. - 21 RHR loop is in service in Shutdown Cooling. - 22 RHR loop is O/S and available.
Which one of the followinq would prevent continuation of fuel movement into the reactor?
~ I Loss of Control Air to containment.
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lily to perform pre-startup procedures for the facility, including operating those controls associated with plant equipment that uld affect reactivity.
rplanation of Answers: l 55.43(7, 6) This question is SRO level because of the knowledge require for fuel handling procedures, and the ability to continuously apply that knowledge when operating the fuel handling equipment. The requirement for SRNl's is BOTH operable and providing VISUAL indication in the Control room, with ONE providing AUDIBLE indication in the control room. The manipulator crane is air powered for gripping, so the loss of air to containment would preclude being able to perform core alts. Only ONE RHR
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IWhich of the following Salem events requires a 15 minute notification?
~ A unit shutdown is initiated to comply with Technical Specifications. ~ An oil discharge directly into the Delaware River with a visible sheen. ~ An endangered species of sturgeon is found deceased during circ water trash rack cleaning. @J Rx power is determined to be greater than 3459 MWth after removing a Feedwater Heater from service.
12/21/20151 ~I 194001G238 I[2.2.38 I !Ro Value: !0"[S[ovaiUeL.~.~ Section: lsystem/Evolution::::+/-l!'!J ~tatement* _ _ _ _ _ _ _'.'._Ji Knowledge of conditions and limitations in the facility license. IExplanation of [ 55.43.b(1) This question is SRO level based on the knowledge required of Conditions and Limitation required in the facility license, 1Answers: 1 and meets the criteria in ES-401, Attachment 2, page 17, II.A, 4th bullet. Knowledge of events which require 15 minute notifications is critical for SRO to know from memory to faciliate timely and correct notifications. The question matches the KIA because Salem Unit 2 Facility Operating License, Renewed License No. DPR-75, Section C.2, Technical Specifications and Environmental
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!Question Topic ] SRO 23I I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is operating at 100% power. - The operating crew entered S2.0P-AB.RC-0002, High Activity in Reactor Coolant System, when RMS channel 2R31, Letdown Line Monitor, went into WARNING.
Which of the following is required to be performed IAW S2.0P-AB.RC-0002, and why? The CRS will. .. I
~ direct Radiation Protection Technician to take surveys to determine if radiation levels may have changed access requirements.
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~ direct Radiation Protection Technician to survey the letdown line in the vicinity of 2R31 to confirm the suspected rise in RCS activity.
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~ direct Chemistry Technician to sample hourly for isotopic analysis to determine predominant radiation hazard (gamma, neutron, beta, alpha).
I l<1J I direct Chemistry Technician to initiate confirmatory sample analysis beca .. - *- .. - - - .. level changes. I !Answer 1 a I I iExam Lev~ IS I LCog~itive Level_ J IMemory I [Facilfty;**11 Salem 1 & 2 I IExamDate: t I 12/21/20151 ~I 194001G314 I 2:~-~4 --,,Ro~l 3.4l[SROValueJ 3.aj[Section:JIPWG IRq_~!~~JI 11lsROGroup:il 1j IJ~i ~
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!Question Topi~J ISRO 24 I Given the following conditions: - At time T-0, while operating at 100% power, the Auxilary Typewriter prints an alarm without OHA A-41, AUX ALM SYS PRINT annunciating. Operators immediately enter S2.0P-AB.ANN-0001, Loss of Overhead Annunciator System and begin assessing the OHA system functionality. - A T+5 minutes, and prior to verifying if either SER is in command, the Rx trips. - At T +14 minutes, the PO reports that neither SER is in command.
Which of the following identifies:
1) The correct ECG classification

2) The time at which it should have been declared?
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I IC!~ ANY event which in the judgement of the Emergency Coordinator could result in exceeding 10CFR Part 100 limits. !Answer J Ia I Exam Levell j S I ~ognitive Level JI Memory I !Facility: [ ISalem 1 & 2 I ;ExamDate: 11 12/21/2015 [KA:!l 194001G444 I.2.4.44 . .,IROValue;*Jl 2.4!,SR~~[Section:]jPwG I ROGroup:ll 1j[SRO-Group:JI 11 Bia D !system/Evolution Titl~] ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____, IGENERI I I KA Statement-:; Knowledqe of emerqencv plan protective action recommendations. [Explanation of I 55.43.b(5, 1) This question is SRO level based on the knowledge of how to implement the associated section of the ECG, EP-SA-
~~vyer~~ 111-F4, Attachment 4, General Emergency, and the conditions which require making a PAR or PAR upgrade. The ICMF for a GE requires a PAR, see Appendix 1. There is a PAR for a Rapidly Progressing Severe Accident, a PAR for Hostile Action, and a defualt PAR, one of which must be made. Bis incorrect because a radiological release is defined as "Any release above normal,
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~ SGTR diagnosis has the higher priority because of the highest probability of radioactive release.
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accidents.
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Outline Changes I IQllestioriTopic 11 RO 3 I I Which of the following is the basis for establishing I maintaining SG Narrow Range level between 9-33% (non-adverse containment) for small or intermediate LOCA's IAW 2-EOP-LOCA-1, Loss of Reactor Coolant? I I
~ Ensures SG available if a RCP has to be started later in the event.
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~ Maintains a static head of water to reduce any existing SG tube leakage.
I 81 Ensures adequate feed flow or SG inventory to ensure a secondary heat sink. I
@J IMaintain the water level above the top of the U-tubes to prevent depressurizing SG.
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!KA Statement: i Knowledqe of the interrelations between Small Break LOCA and the followinq: I S/Gs I
;Explanation of! 55.41.b(10) Distractor B is incorrect because it is the basis for S/G level I feed flow for a LARGE break LOCA. Distractors A and D
,I.An>swers:. ... *.*** are incorrect because the Basis document states that the reason for maintaining adequate feed flow I SIG level is to ensure a secondary heat sink. C is correct because EOP-LOCA-1 Basis Document states the purpose of establishing 9% level is .. "To ensure adequate feed flow or S/G inventory to ensure a secondary heat sink for small or intermediate size LOCAs and secondary break
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- Unit 2 is in Mode 3 following a shutdown after a 200 day run. - Core burnup is 18,000 MWD/MTU. - All RCP's are in operation. - Main steam dumps are in MS PRESSURE CONTROL-AUTO@ 1005 psig. - A transformer fault results in the total loss of off-site power.
15 minutes after the transformer fault, with NO operator action, the following indications are present:
- All RCS WR Thot's are 559°F and rising slowly. - All RCS WR Tcold's are 547°F and stable. - All SG pressures are 1015 psig and stable. - All SG NR levels are 39% and stable. - PZR level is 23% and rising slowly.
Which of the following identifies:
1) The status of natural circulation

2) The action(s) that will be performed by the control room IAW S2.0P-AB.RC-0004 Natural Circulation based on that determination of natural circulation status
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2) Raise the steam dumping rate. I
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2) Raise the feeding rate to all steam generators.
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2) Start AFW pumps to maintain steam generator narrow range level in the normal band.
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2) Feed steam generators to maintain steam generator narrow range level in the normal band and adjust MS-1 O's to enhance heat removal.
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!j IEJ(planation of 55.41.b(5) The question meets the KIA based on the Loss of RC Flow portion of the KIA. AB.RC-0004 step 3.6 identifies ALL the Answers:
I 11 conditions that must be met for natural circulation to be occurring. With RCS Thats still rising, it is NOT occurring. Step 3.7 directs the operator to feed the SGs to maintain them within+/- 5% of programmed band. Programmed band plus 5% = 38%, so feeding in this situation is not directed. Steam dumping is directed to maintain or lower CET temps. l Reference Title H Facility Reference N_umber .*** * [ [Referel)C~ Section 11 Page No.[ f~evision'. INatural Circulation 11 S2.0P-AB.RC-0004 I !11 118 I I !I I II 11 I I II I 11 ii I jLO. Number > Objectives ! ABRC04E001
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- Unit 2 is operating at 100% power. - 21 charging pump is in service. - 22 charging pump is CIT. - Subsequently, 21 charging pump trips. - 23 charging pump is placed in service after its suction is aligned to the RWST.
Which of the following identifies a subsequent action which will be directed by S2.0P-AB.CVC-0001, Loss of Charging, and why?
~I Shutdown Unit 2 due to boration of the RCS from the RWST.
I jb.: Restore normal letdown to establish adequate VCT level for normal 23 charging pump operation. l=J IPlace Excess Letdown in service to establish adequate VCT level for normal 23 charging pump operation.
@]I Open 2CV464 Charging Cross-Tie Isolation valve to prevent requiring a Unit 2 shutdown due to boration of the RCS from the RWST.
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Which of the following describes how SDC flow will be established IAW S2.0P-AB.RHR-0001, Loss of RHR? 22 RHR pump supplying flow .....
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- Unit 2 is operating normally at 100% power steady state. - Console alarm RC PRESS DEVIATION HI, annunciates. - Subsequently, the board operator then observes the following indications: - PZR pressure master controller output dropping slowly - Both PZR spray valves closed - All PZR heaters energized - PZR pressure channel I (selected for control) dropping slowly - PZR pressure channels II, Ill, & IV rising slowly Which of the following procedures should be used for these conditions?
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!Question Topic 11 RO 1o Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 experiences a Rx trip from 100% power when a Main Generator trip causes a Main Turbine trip. - Upon transition to TRIP-2, Reactor Trip Response, the PO reports OHA A-6 RMS HI RAD has annunciated, and Radiation Monitor 2R19C - 23SG Slowdown, is in alarm with rising counts.
Which of the following describes how the crew should proceed?
~I Initiate SI and go to TRIP-1, Reactor Trip or Safety Injection.
ibl IEnter S2.0P-AB.SG-0001, Steam Generator Tube Leak, while continuing in TRIP-2.
~I Do NOT initiate any procedures based solely on a 2R19 alarm immediately following a Rx trip.
I idl IEnter S2.0P-AB.RAD-0001, Abnormal Radiation, to verify validity of alarm while continuing in TRIP-2. I !Answer 11 d I /Exam Level 11 R I !Cognitive Level 11 Application I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I [ExamDate:'l I 12/21/20151 iKA: 11 000037A201 l1AA2.01 I IRO Value: JI 3.olfsRo Value: II 3.41 tsection:.11~ !Ro Grciup:Jj 21 iSRO Group:: I 2j l!J D ISystem/Evolutiori Title ! ISteam Generator Tube Leak f j037 [KA Statement:! Ability to determine and interpret the following as they apply to Steam Generator Tube Leak: Unusual readinqs of the monitors; steos needed to verify readinqs !Explanation of I 55.41.b(10) AB.SG says in note under entry conditions that R19s are not accurate immediately following a unit trip and should not !Answers: ***.*. * .1 be used as the sole basis for entering it. However, AB.RAD should be entered and the alarm verified as directed at step 3.2. The SI is not warranted without corroborating indications

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- Unit 2 is performing a controlled shutdown and cooldown from 100% power due to a 5 gpm tube leak on 22 SG IAW 82.0P-AB.SG-0001, Steam Generator Tube Leak. - After completing the Immediate Actions of EOP-TRIP-1, Reactor Trip or Safety Injection, following the Rx trip from 20% power, the RO reports that control rod 202 is stuck in the fully withdrawn position.
Which of the followinq identifies the action, if any, the crew will perform in response to the stuck rod? I la. i Initiate a rapid boration for 35 minutes during performance of EOP-TRIP-2.
~I Initiate a rapid boration for 35 minutes in 82.0P-AB.SG-0001 after exiting the TRIP series procedures.
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Outline Changes I iauestionTopic l IRO 12 I How does the INITIAL Tavg response for a large steam line break (SLB) compare to the Tavg response for a large feed line break (FLB)? (Initial Tavg response is before automatic protective actions occur)
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Answers: * . *...* J A Feedline break will send LESS cold water into the SG so it's Tc will rise, and Tavg will rise. KIA match because the operational implication of the SG depressurization (similar to a steam line break) is that an operator would have to use diverse and alternate indication to discern what is acrually happening to the SG.
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- Salem Unit 1 is operating at 100% power. - Salem Unit 2 is in Mode 4 with 21 loop of RHR in SOC mode. - Subsequently, a loss of all off site power occurs. - ALL Unit 2 EOGs fail to start or trip shortly after starting, and ALL Unit 2 4KV vital buses are de-energized. - The RO reports 21RH18 RHR HX FLOW CONT VALVE indicates 6% open and 2RH20 RHR HX BYP VALVE indicates 15% open, and questions their actual position.
Which of the following describes the operation of the 21 RH18 and 2RH20? I
~ BOTH the 21RH18 and 2RH20 fail AS IS on a loss of air and the indication is correct.
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- The 2B Vital Instrument Bus (VIB) Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Static Switch has been placed in the Bypass to Alternate position IAW 2B VITAL INSTRUMENT BUS UPS SYSTEM OPERATION. - ALL power supplies to the 2B VIB UPS are available. - Subsequently, the breaker from 2B 230VAC bus to the 2B VIB AC Line Regulator fails and opens.
What will be the effect on 2B VIB? The 2B VIB wilL . ..... - - . - --* I
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@:]I deenergize until manual operator action is taken to re-energize the 2B VIB by placing the Static Switch in Isolate (Alternate) and placing the Test Transfer Switch to N (Normal). I fAnswer I !c IExam Level ! R ! lcogl'litive L~vel !
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[Question Topic 11RO15 Given the following conditions:
- Unit 2 tripped due to a transformer problem. - 2A and 2C Vital Busses are energized in SEC Mode 2. - 2B Vital Bus is de-energized because 2B Diesel Generator failed to start. - OHA B-10, 2B 125VDC CNTRL BUS VOLT LO, just actuated.
In accordance with S2.0P-AR.ZZ-0002, Overhead Annunciators Window B, which of the following describes the required action? -- la. i I .. . Place the 2B2 Battery Charger in service.
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!auestionTopic 11RO16 I Which of the following identifies when the 21/22SW122, CC HX SW INLET VALVES automatically reposition, and why?
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I l:!J Iclose on a SI signal coincident with a LOOP to ensure SW pump runout does not occur with all CFCUs running. I !"Answer Id i I JExarl1 Level 11 R I !cognitive Level I
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j Loss of Nuclear Service Water I 1062 IKA Statement: I Knowiedge of the reasons for the following responses as thev apply to Loss of Nuclear Service Water: The automatic actions !aliqnments) within the nuclear service water resultinq from the actuation of the ESFAS !Explanation of 55.41(7,8) The SW122 valve are normally open and operate in conjunction with the CCW HX SW outlet valves SW127. During a SI .Answers:* coincident with a Loss of Offsite Power, the SW122 valves are automatically repositioned from open to shut. SEC Mode Ill closes SW122's due to SW Pump runout (and potential loss of all SW) concerns with all CFCU's l/S if only 2 SW pumps are operating, due to EOG/SEC failure. Also, the SW122's must stroke closed in less than 30 seconds to ensure the CFCU's are operational within l
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I IRO 17 I I Both Salem Units are operating normally at 100% power when Unit 2 recieves OHA A-7 FIRE PROT FIRE. Which of the following is a correct response when assessinq the affected Fire Zone(s) on 2RP5, and why? I []I If ANY rows "Fire" light is illuminated ensure at least one Fire Pump is running to supply fire protection water by verifying OHA A-15 FIRE PUMP 1/2 RUN. I
~I If a fire is indicated in the Relay Room select Fire Outside Control Area in both control rooms to prevent smoke from entering control rooms.
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KA Statement:! Knowledqe of the reasons for the followlng responses as they apply to Plant Fire on Site:
Steps called out in the site fire protection plan, FPS manual, and fire zone manual IExplanati<m()f j 55.41.b(10,4) A is incorrect because the FIRE light can illuminate if a manual fire pull box is activated, which only gives indication
*I tAnswers: . * ** *.*. and does not initiate fire protection water fiow. C is incorrect because Halon supplied to relay rooms would not indicate stopping EDG supply ventilation. B is incorrect because for a fire in Relay Room (physically located outside CR but using same AC system)
Fire Outside Control Area would not be selected. D is correct because the fire protection line to containment is normally isolated
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- Operators are performing actions in 2-EOP-FRCC-1, Response to Inadequate Core Cooling. - Containment pressure is 2 psig and stable.
Which of the following describes the SG level and AFW flow requirements PRIOR to initiating the SG Depressurization to Inject ECCS Accumulators? SG NR level in at least one SG must be greater than ___
~ 19% OR total AFW flow must be >22E4 lbm/hr.
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KA Statement: I Knowledqe of the interrelations between Inadequate Core Coolinq and the followinq: I AFW pump I fExplanat!on of I 55.41.b(10) Step 13 asks if any SG NR level is >9% (15% adverse). Since containment pressure is stated as 2 psig, it is below the
!Answers...*. 1 4 psig at which adverse numbers would be used. If SG NR level is >9% in at least one SG, the step for asking if >22E4 lbm/hr AFW flow is present is bypassed. If SG NR level is <9%, then it requires 22E4 lbm/hr. So you need at least 9% OR actual total AFW flow >22E4 lbm/hr. The availability is plausible as it is used in other Emerg procedures, but in this case a secondary heat sink
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(auestion T?Pic ! IRO 19 Unit 2 is at 80% power when RMS channel 2R31, Letdown Line-Failed Fuel Process Rad Monitor starts a rising trend. When responding with S2.0P-AB.RC-0002, High Activity in Reactor Coolant System, how will operators differentiate between a crud burst and failed fuel as the cause of the rising 2R31 indication?
~I By monitoring 2R31. Fuel damage will cause the indication to rise at a higher rate than a crud burst.
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~ By raising letdown flow rate to 120 gpm. The 2R31 readings will lower if crud burst caused the rising trend but will NOT lower if failed fuel caused the rising trend.
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~ By requesting Radiation Protection to survey the letdown pipe area in the Auxiliary building. Radiation levels will be higher due to failed fuel than from a crud burst. I @JI By requesting a Shift Chemistry Technician perform a radiological analysis of the RCS. A crud burst will show different concentrations of certain radionuclides than will failed fuel. I
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C is incorrect because Radiation Protection is sent to perform surveys to repost areas as necessary for personnel protection, not to determine source of activity.. Bis incorrect because Letdown is maximized to expedite RCS cleanup for valid elevated activity, not tn -'~*~--;no~~ .. ~~ nf tho ~~.: .. :+.
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- Salem Unit 1 is offiine. - Salem Unit 2 operating at 95% power, 1150 Mwe, with its Power System Stabilizer (PSS) out of service. - Unit 2 Main Generator gas pressure is 75 psig. - Hope Creek is operating at 100% power, with its PSS out of service. - The Hope Creek 5-6 breaker is out of service. - Subsequently, a 500KV grid disturbance results in lower than normal grid voltage.
If a power reduction was required, which of the following identifies Main Generator loading which is outside the allowable for Salem Unit 2 IAW A-5-500-EEE-1686, Artificial Island Operating Guide? Trip-A-Unit is NOT armed. Salem Unit 2 operating at Mwe with MVAR loading out.
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! Ability to determine and interpret the following as they applv to Generator Voltage and Electric Grid Disturbances: I Operatinq point on the oenerator capability curve I IExplan~tion of/ 55.41.b(4) With Unit 1 O/S and the HC 5-6 breaker O/S, the correct curve is 2S2H-5-6 on page 291. With both Units PSS O/S,. the Answers: 1 red dashed line will be used for allowable generator excitation. A is incorrect because the PSS is O/S. If either units PSS was IN service, then it would be correct. The 2 distracters with higher MVARS are both within the limit. Since there are two different Mwe loading conditions, and the choices for each are high/low, the answer cannot be obtained by ruling out 2 of the choices because
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!Question Topic i I RO 21 Given the following conditions: - A SBLOCA has occurred. - The crew is performing the actions of EOP-LOCA-2, POST LOCA COOLDOWN AND DEPRESSURIZATION. - SI pumps have been stopped. - Normal Charging is aligned. - The crew is depressurizing the RCS using normal spray.
Which of the following describes the strategy for controlling RCS subcooling during the depressurization?
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KA Statement: I ll~.plal'lat\o. h of I 55.41.b(10) Strategy of step 31 is to depressurize and attempt to minimize subcooling so that break flow is reduced, due to the
.Answers:** .*. I minimal makeup provided by charging pumps. B is incorrect because RCP operation is not required for this event, although desired. C is incorrect because core cooling should not be challenged on loss of subcooling at these temps and pressures(this point in the cooldown) D is incorrect because PZR heater operation may be required to reduce the rate of increase in pressurizer
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- Unit 2 is attempting to identify and isolate a LOCA outside containment. - 2-EOP-LOCA-6, LOCA Outside Containment, has just been entered. - The source of the water is backleakage from the 23 cold leg injection line.
Assuming that any valves required to be operated during LOCA-6 operate correctly, which of the following leak locations would NOT be isolated while using 2-EOP-LOCA-6?
~I On the valve inlet flange on 22SJ49, RHR DISCH TO COLD LEGS.
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I rz1 IBetween the 2RH20, RHR HX BYP VALVE and the 2RH26, HOT LEG ISOL VALVE. I
@]I Between the 2RH2, RHR COMMON SUCT VALVE, and 22RH4, RHR PMP SUCT VALVE.
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Answers: 22SJ49s. Using drawing 205332-SIMP, it shows that any leak between the RH1/2 and the SJ49s will be isolated with the above valves closed. The only location which wouldn't be affected by those valve being closed in the downstream/outlet side of the SJ49 valves. The stem statement of proper valve operation was inserted to preclude a candidate from assuming a leaking valve may not I
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!Questi<?n Topic i IRO 23 Given the following conditions: - The crew is in 2-EOP-FRHS-1, RESPONSE TO LOSS OF SECONDARY HEAT SINK, and the criteria for initiating RCS bleed and feed has been met. - Prior to the actual procedure steps there is a CAUTION statement that reads:
TO ESTABLISH RCS HEAT REMOVAL BY RCS BLEED AND FEED, STEPS 24 THRU 29 MUST BE PERFORMED QUICKLY AND WITHOUT INTERRUPTION Which of the following describes the basis for that statement? I
~ Stopping RCP's is the first step in the process. This terminates all RCS heat removal until bleed and feed is initiated. ~I Expeditious performance of the steps allows time for other compensatory actions if bleed and feed actions are unsuccessful.
l:J IDelay allows core cooling to degrade further. RCS pressure rises such that ECCS flow is lower when bleed and feed is initiated. I [] I Establishing SI flow and then delaying opening the PZR PORVs may lead to damage to the PORVs and Code Safety Valves when they pass water. I !Answer 1 c I I jexam Level I lR I !cognitive .Level 11 Memory I I !Facility: 1 Salem 1 & 2 I jExamDate: 11 12/21/20151 ~joowEo5G420 l1RoVatue:1(2]'tsROValue::@1section:;!~IROGroup:[LJ~~LJ !:;i~I D J.~~~ I ' I ! ! *I I 112.4.20 ' iSystem/Evolutioii Title i ILoss of Secondary Heat Sink I E05 1 I IKA Statement* I Knowledge of operational implications of EOP warnings, cautions, and notes. 1i:xplanati?"'Pt,.j 55.41.b(1 O)Per FRHS Basis document states that delay allows further degradation of cooling, followed by RCS pressure rise, and ,Answers: * .**
I core uncovery may be greater because ECCS flow is limited by RCS pressure. A is incorrect because there is still some cooling after the RCP's are stopped since there is water left in the SG's. B is incorrect because there are no alternative steps. D is incorrect because ECCS flow is actually reduced by the delay - the PZR will not go solid.
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!Question Topic 11 RO 24 Given the following conditions for Unit 2: - A LOCA has occurred. - While performing 2-EOP-LOCA 1 "LOSS OF REACTOR COOLANT" 22 RHR pump motor seizes and power is lost to 21 RHR pump. - The crew enters 2-EOP-LOCA-5, "LOSS OF EMERGENCY RECIRCULATION". - A cooldown has been initiated as directed in 2-EOP-LOCA-5. - During the cooldown, the crew restores power to 21 RHR pump. - RWST Level is 30' Based on current plant conditions, which of the following describes the mitigation strategy?
g) IContinue with the cooldown and start 21 RHR pump when directed in 2-EOP-LOCA-5. I
~ Return to 2-EOP-LOCA-1 and continue recovery actions with the step previously in effect.
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- Unit 1 has experienced a MSLB at the mixing bottle. - MSLI has failed to close ANY MS167. - Operators have transitioned out of 1-EOP-LOSC-1, Loss of Secondary Coolant. - RCS pressure is 1345 psig and dropping slowly. - RCS Tes are dropping.
Which of the following describes Reactor Coolant Pump strategy, and why? RCPs should ... I
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I [] I continue to be run, since RCP pressure dependent trip criteria is not used when a cooldown is in progress. I [) I be tripped so that 2 phase flow doesn't develop if they were to be tripped later in the event, leading to higher peak clad temperatures. I IAnswer 11 c I [Exam Level I l R I !cognitive Level. ! I Application I IFac~lity: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I !ExamDate: 11 12/21/20151 I lKA: 1 OOWE 12A202 llEA2.2 !IROValue:!j 3.4l[SROValue:jl 3.9llsection:ll~IROGroup:ll 1l[sR0(3roup:ll 11 !II D iSystem/Evolutioh Title i IUncontrolled Depressurization of all Steam Generators I IE12 1 KAStatement: I~ determine and interpret the following as thev apply to Uncontrolled Depressurization of all Steam Generators: rence to appropriate procedures and operation within the limitations in the facilitv's license and amendments. I [F'<Pl~nati?~. ?1.1 55.41.b(10,3)The RCP trip criteria with regards to pressure in a LOSC condition is for pump protection only. The Generic issues ,Answers:** J segment of the ERG executive volume describes the SBLOCA scenarios where pumping coolant out the break then stopping RCP's leads to peak clad temps in excess of 2200 degrees. That is not applicable here. What is more important in the LOSC is forced flow. LOSC-2 basis document page 12. I " Reference Title'* Ii Facility Reference N,umber * .I [Reference Section > l IPage No'. I !Revision* IMultiple Steam Generator Depressurization 111-EOP-LOSC-2 I q12 1122 I I I I 11 11 I ! I I II 11 I Objectives I __ LOSC02E003 , IMatefialReq1;1fr~dfor Exarhi11ation **l j lj IS:~~stion so.urce: *I IFacility Exam Bank I [9u,e~tion Modificatiorl:ivfetho,c!M~* ~Direct From Source I!used During "fiail1ing Prpgram ID
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- Unit 2 has experienced an event which has resulted in 24 SG pressure rising to 1115 psig. - A MSLI has been performed.
How many total SG Safety Valves will be open if 24 SG pressure remains at 1115 psig and all Safety Valves operate when expected?
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Containment Ventilation Isolation I I I !Answer 1 c I !Exam Level ! ~ !cognitive L.evel 11 Memory ! !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I \ExamDate:;i I 12/21/20151 IQ2j [SRO Value: IQ2j lSection: 11~ :RO Group:! LI !SRO Group:[ LI l~~i; D
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\system/Evolution Title j j Control Rod Drive System 11001 I !KA Statement: i Abilit to monitor automatic operations of the Control Rod Drive S stem includin hei ht !Explanation of I 55.41.b(6) There are 3 Rod Bottom Bypass Bistable Modules, for Control Banks B, C, and D only !Answers: . i 1)Blocks OHA E-48, ROD BOTTOM for its own bank when entire bank is <35 steps
2)When all banks are on bottom, OHA E-48, ROD BOTTOM alarm is illuminated.
3)When Control Bank A is >20 steps alarm is cleared (Control Banks B, C, D, bypassed)
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- Unit 2 is in MODE 6. - The Reactor vessel head is removed and on its storage stand. - The Refueling Cavity is being filled from the RWST IAW S2.0P-SO.SF-0003, FILLING THE REFUELING CAVITY. (Assume RWST level was at 40.5' when the unit was shutdown) - Refueling cavity water level is 11 O' and rising.
Which choice identifies the indications which will be present on the Control Room Console? PZR Cold Calibrated level is ...
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rel Ioff-scale low; RWST level is 40'.
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Answers: i springs are charged when the breaker closes, it woiuld be the closiong springs not charged which would prevent the 4KV braker form closing. C is incorrect because the standpipe level low has no interlock to prevent pump starting. D is correct as shown on drawings.
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I !Answer J d I I IExam Level i IR l [cognitive Level 11 Memory j jF~cility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 1 IExamDate: 11 I 12/21/20151 IKA:JI 004000K413 IiK4.13 I!Rd Value: lj3.2*1 iSROValue:1I 3.51 [section: II~ ~RO Group: I 1 11 lsROGroup:ll 11 1 1~'~ D lsystern/Evolution Title J IChemical and Volume Control System 11004 IKA Statement: J I Knowledqe of Chemical and Volume Control Svstem desiqn feature(s) and or interlock(s) which provide for the followinq: Interlock between letdown isolation valve and flow control valve !Explanaticm pf I 55.41.b(?) The 1CV2 being closed would cause any of the 3 open orifice isolation valves to shut. 2CV4 is stated in the stem to be iAnswers: *.*.' the open isolation valve. i I.
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[Question Topic I IRO 33 I Which of the following methods is used prior to cooldown to remove hydrogen from the RCS after a unit shutdown to enter a refueling outage, and why is hydrogen removed? deqassification is used to remove hydrooen from the RCS to prevent I
~ Chemical, an inadvertent crud burst during RCS cooldown.
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I IAnswer 1 Id I !ExarhLevel 11 R l !cognitive Level i IMemory I IFacilitY:'J ISalem 1 & 2 I \Ex~mDate: \ I 12/21/20151 ~I 004000K549 I[K5.49 I \RO Value: llJ2itsRO Value: l@lsection: II~ \Ro Groop:jLJISRO Group:\LJ i55l31 P-illl~,t~ ltliJ1~!6Iill D [system/Evolution Title I IChemical and Volume Control System 11004 I
KA Statement:! Knowledge of the operational implications of the following concepts as they aooly to the Chemical and Volume Control System:
Puroose and method of hydrooen removal from RCS before openina svstem: explosion hazard, nitrogen puroe [Expl~r;iat'.on of I 55.41.b(3,5) Both chemical (addition) and mechanical (replacement of H2 with N2) degasses are performed during a 1 Answers. . .* I shutdown/cooldown. Mechanical is most effective at NOP/NOT (see P&L 2.1.5) A is incorrect because chemical degass is performed when RCS temp is less than 250 (see pre-req 3.1.7). B is incorrect because of wrong reason for mechanical degas. Cis incorrect because chenical degass is performed to initiate crud burst (addition of H202). i '* Reference Title . I' : *.Facility Reference Number '* I!Reference Section mment I I I l I I I
RO Skyscraper SRO Skyscraper RO System/Evolution List SRO System/Evolution List Outline Changes lauestion Topic 11 RO 34 I Given the following conditions:
- Unit 2 has experienced a Large Break LOCA. - 2-EOP-LOCA-3, Transfer to Cold Leg Recirculation, is complete with NO abnormalities encountered. - Operators are currently at step 26, "Preparation for Hot Leg Recirc", of 2-EOP-LOCA-1, Loss of Reactor Coolant. - Off-site power is supplying all 4KV Vital busses.
If BOTH RHR pumps are operating, what would be the effect if 22 RHR Pp were to trip?
~ 121 and 22 SI pumps would begin to cavitate.
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- Unit 2 is operating at 100% power with 22 charging pump in seNice. - 23 charging pump is out of seNice and operable.
Which of the following Tech Spec LCO's would be applicable if 22 charging pump were to trip? [ ] 13.5.4 - Seal Injection Flow.
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[ ] , 3.1.2.2 - Boration Flowpaths - Operating. I I IAnswer 11 b I [EX:a~ Liwe1 IR I t :cognitive Level *! IApplication I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I !ExarnOate: 11 12/21/20151 I~i2_.2_.4_2_~1 IRO Value:!~ [SRO Value:j~ ~Section: II~ IRO Group::LJ :sRO Group:JLJ Ila~ D
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I IKA: 11 006000G242 ~[s-y-st_e_m_/_E_v_o_lu-ti_o_n_T-it-le~I IEmergency Core Cooling System 1 i006 I rKA Statement*! Ability to recoqnize indications for svstem operatinq parameters which are entN-level conditions for technical specifications. IE~plctnation of i 55.41.b(6, 10) RO candidates are responsible for "Above the Line" knowledge of Tech Spec LCO's. A is incorrect because the LCO IArtsi.vers: ***. *.. .
I is for maximum seal injection flow which is set by adjusting manual seal injection throttle valves. Plausible because many procedures direct establishing 6-12 gpm seal injection flow per pump not to exceed 40 gpm total. Bis correct because the LCO states 2 complete trains of ECCS are required, and 22 charging pump (hi head ECCS) is required for the B train of ECCS. C is
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- Unit 2 was operating at 100% reactor power when a Reactor Trip and Safety Injection were initiated due to lowering Pressurizer pressure. - Five minutes after the SI actuation, containment humidity and pressure have just begun rising.
Assuminq NO operator actions were taken, which of the followino would result in those conditions?
~ IRCP #1 Seal failure.
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[] I Steam Generator Slowdown piping failure. I !Answer 11 c I !Exam Level I lR I !cognitive Level JIComprehension I :Facility: i ISalem 1 & 2 I IExarriDate: !I 12/21/20151 ~!007000K101 l!K1.01 ltROValue:i~!SROValue:j[ITI[section:il~IROGroup::[]:sROGroup:!LJ BJ D
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!Question Topic 11 RO 37 I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is operating normally at 100% power. - Excess Letdown is in service due to a problem with an orifice isolation valve. - The 2CC215, EXCESS LETDOWN HX CC INLET Vair supply line breaks, and all air is vented from valve.
Which of the following describes the effect this failure will have on Excess Letdown temperature, and how will operators respond? Excess Letdown temperature will. .. la. I I rise and the 2CC215 bypass will be throttled open to restore normal letdown temperature. I I
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I I Id. j lower and Excess Letdown flow will be secured to prevent VCT temperature from lowering to the point where 23 charging pump must be secured. I I.Answer I j c I !Exam .Level I lR I !Cognitive Level*. I IApplication I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 1~1 12/21/20151 ~ j 008000A205 I1RO Value: i@:;!JfsRO Value: IQ}i !Section: 11~ \RO Group:] LJ :SRO Group:J LJ I?~:' D
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1IA2.05 !System/Evolution Title 1 j Component Cooling Water System I ~lo_08_ _ !KA Statement: I Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the Component Cooling Water System and (b) based on those predictions, use procedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal operation: Effect of loss of instrument and control air on the position of the CCW valves that are air operated !Explanation oft 55.41.b(?) The Excess Letdown HX CC isolation valves 2CC113 (outlet) and 2CC215 (inlet) are fail close (air and power) isolation Answers: ! valves. With excess letdown in service and no cooling flow, temperature and pressure will both rise. Excess letdown flows into the seal return header and rising pressure causes seal return line relief valve to open. Knowledge of both the effect (valve failure position) and operator action (isolate excess letdown) required. SO.CVC-3 P&L 3.3 states to maintain excess letdown pressure
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- Salem Unit 2 is operating normally at 100% power. - The controlling PZR level channel fails low. - As the operators respond IAW S2.0P-AB.CVC-0001, Loss of Charging, and before an operable channel is selected for control, the RO reports that PZR backup heaters in auto are energized with the controlling PZR level channel indicating 0%.
Which of the following describes the operation of the PZR B/U heaters? PZR heaters in auto 1) be energized because 2) [ ] 11) should
2) PZR level has risen 5% above program.
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2) PZR pressure has lowered to the auto on setpoint of 2210 psig.
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2) PZR low level cutoff at 17% should be keeping heaters OFF.
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2) PZR pressure has remained above the auto on setpoint of 2218 psig.
!Answer 1 c I I !exam Level J IR I I !Cognitive Level .* J Application I [Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I JExamDate: i I 12/21/20151 iKA:JI 010000A402 j:A4.02 : [Ro Value: JI 3.61 !sRO Value: II 3.41 lsectiori: II~ 'RO Group:!! 11 lsRo Group:JI 11 Ill D !System/Evolution Title I j Pressurizer Pressure Control System I ,010 IKA Statement: I~ manually operate and/or monitor in the control room: ters I [Explanation ' , .' . .-*. of lI 55.41.b(?,5) The low level on the control channel will cause an automatic letdown isolation. Charging flow will continue and raise
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i PZR level. The backup heaters are designed to energize at 5% above program to ensure stauration conditions are maintained in the PZR. However, either an alarm or control channel failing low deenergizes all PZR heaters. Nothing has occurred which would cause a PZR pressure change except for the rise in PZR level. Pressure will not lower. PZR B/U heaters are designed to energize
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!Question TOpic\ I RO 39 I IWhich of the following describes how the PZR Spra:I'. Nozzle is prevented from being thermallx shocked during normal operation? I ~I Initiating spray flow when the Spray Nozzle delta T exceeds 320°F.
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I !Answer ! j d I [Exam Level !IR I !cognitive Level 11 Memory I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I IExamDate: 1 I 12/21/20151 IKA:ll 010000K401 !M.01 I!Ro Value: I 2.7i;SROValue:H 2.9! !Section; II~ fRO Group:!! 11 lsRO Group:JI 1j t!l'I D !System/Evolution Title.I IPressurizer Pressure Control System 11010 !KA Statement: I Knowledge of Pressurizer Pressure Control System desiqn feature(s) and or interlock(s) which provide for the follo\Ning: Spray valve warm-up I IExplanation~f I 55.41.b(5,7) PZR spray bypass flow is set during unit startup while@ NOT/NOP to ensure spray line temp is >500°F INith both ~Answers: I spray valves shut. Salem runs with one PZR B/U heater group in MANUAL which forces the spray valves open a small amount to provide continuous spray for boron mixing also, but that is not a choice. Spray flow is NOT initiated if spray line delta T exceeds 320°F. Control groups are SCR controlled and normally fire to maintain pressure ON program, and do not force spray fiow. ' f*;< Reference Title II *.*Facility Reference Number. .! !Reference Section *. l IPage No. / jRe\lision/ I Setting Pressurizer Spray Bypass Flow 11 S2.0P-SO.PZR-0008 II 11 114 I I II II q 11 I I II n II 11 l !Lg. Number. Objectives I PZRP&LE012 ,_ _ ___. l
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- Unit 2 was operating at 90% power with 21 charging pump in service when the controlling PZR Level Channel I failed low. - The Charging Master Flow Controller was placed in Manual when directed by S2.0P-AB.CVC-0001, Loss of Charging. - The alternate PZR level channel has been selected as the controlling channel. - Letdown has been restored.
Which of the following identifies a consequence of returning the Master Flow Controller to auto PRIOR to returning PZR level to program as directed in S2.0P-AB.CVC-0001 ? Charging flow will ...
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Transfer of PZR LCS from automatic to manual control I ! . * .. rExplanation of I 55.41.b(7)With a CCP in service, the failure LOW of the controlling PZR level channel will cause charging flow to RISE. The stem !Answers: * ** 1 stated that MFC was taken to manual when directed IAW AB, so there was sufficient time for actual charging flow to rise substantially. With actual level higher than programmed level, if the MFC were placed in auto it would force charging flow to lower. If charging flow lowered to <-60 gpm, inadequate cooling of letdown flow would occur in the regenerative heat exchanger, and I, ....................... lino fl..,,c-hioa l~lCI 1ld CCCI IC IbP r'r-'71 it- nf"'l-........ ***ilh --'* -1 no/_ l"\l""IOn ............ L-.-- ................. ,..,f ............ _ +,.... ,.., ............ if*- .......... **- "---,n ............. +r. rise downstream ofthe letdown HX, and temps would not reach demin isoiation levels. The 2 rises are incorrect because charging flow wouldn't rise, but the actions associated with higher flow are correct. I Reference Title :1 Facility Reference Number .. I!Reference Section II Page No. I !Revision' ILoss of Charging 11 S2.0P-AB.CVC-0001 I ii 119 I I II I II II I I II l q 11 I \Lo. Numbe¥ *** Objectives I PZRP&LE015 ,_ ____,
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lauestionTopic 11RO41 I Which of the following describes the interface between the Reactor Trip Handles on 2CC2 and the Reactor Protection System? Turning either Reactor Trip Handle to the trip position is designed to operate I
~ the UV trip ONLY for Reactor Trip AND Reactor Trip Bypass breakers.
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I [Answer 11 c I IExarn Level j j R I !cognitive Level i IMemory I !Fa'sility: l ISalem 1 & 2 I (Exam bate:' 11 12/21/20151 IKA:ll 012000A401 1IM.01 !jRoyalue:1j 4.5jlsROValue:ll 4.5jlsection:ll~1RoGroup:jj 1ll5R6Group:/j 11 1~~1j D jSY5tern/Evohition Title j j_R_e_a_ct_o_r_P_ro_te_c_ti_o_n_S..:..y_st_e_m_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, ,_0_12_~ IKA Staternent: I Ability to manually operate and/or monitor in the control room: I Manual trip button I f Explan~tion of j Salem has 2 Reactor Trip Handles/Switches. Either switch operates BOTH the UV and shunt trips for BOTH the reactor trip ,Answers: . 1 breakers and bypass breakers. The distracters are plausibler because: 1) an automatic reactor trip ONLY actuates the UV trip; 2) manually tripping the reactor trip breakers from the control console ONLY actuates the shunt trip. I Reference Title >j;,, Facility Reference Number.. 1~Reference Section
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~ SSPS Train B slave relays would not actuate on a Safety Injection signal.
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I []I 2RP4 bistable lights flashing for all channel II indications due to train disagreement between SSPS Trains A and B. I !Answer 11 a I IExam Levell I R I :cognitive Level 11 Application I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 1 IExamDate: 11 12/21/20151 IKA:!I 012000K201 iIK2.01 I !Ro Value: JI 3.3lfSRO Value: !I 3.71 lsection: II~ (RO Group:H 1 j ISRO Group:ll 11 l!B D !System/Evolution Title 1 l_R_e_a_ct_o_r_P_ro_te_c_ti_o_n_S"'"y_st_e_m_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~l lo12 IKA Statement: I Knowledge of bus power supplies to the following: RPS channels, components. and interconnections I
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Answers: 1 energize to actuate. D is incorrec because there is no disagreement since none of the slave relays have energized with the other train ot having energized.
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- Unit 2 is operating at 100% power when a turbine trip event and subsequent switchyard disturbance result in an undervoltage condition (<70%) on the 2A & 2C 4160 V vital buses. - 2 minutes later, a Safety Injection signal is generated.
Which of the following describes the plant response when the SI occurs? I
~ EDG output breakers remain shut and safeguards loads sequence on each vital bus.
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J and sequences BLACKOUT loads onto ALL vital buses. When the SI occurs, the SEC initiates a MODE Ill, which opens any running EDG breaker, strips whatever loads are energized, then sequences SAFEGUARDS loads onto ALL buses. Distracters are plausible based on determining the 2 buses 2A and 2C load individually in BLACKOUT based on the UV on those 2 buses only.
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Sensinq and determination of location core hot spots i \Expl;:mation of 55.41.b(?) Table C of CFST-1 states that in ALL Mode the display will progress through the first and second highest CETS in each Answers: *' quadrant, then sequentially display all cETs assigned to that channel. A is incorrect because does not display in sequential order without first displaying the 2 highest in each quadrant. B is incorrect because it doesn't display lowest to highest. C is incorrect because the 700°F noted in choice is criteria for purple path CFST for Core Cooling. l .. Reference Title .
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- Unit 2 is operating at 100% power. - A Main Steam line break inside containment occurs. - The Rx was tripped, but the MSLI failed to shut ANY MSIV. - Safety injection was initiated successfully. - Containment pressure has risen steadily and is currently 11 psig. - RCS pressure is 1700 psig and lowering slowly. - Safeguards reset actions have just been completed in 2-EOP-LOSC-2, Multiple Steam Generator Depressurization.
Which of the following describes how the Containment Cooling system will respond if containment pressure were to rise to >15 psig? I
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- Operators are responding to a LBLOCA IAW 2-EOP-LOCA-3, Transfer to Cold Leg Recirculation. - RWST level is 8.9' and lowering as expected.
Which of the the following describes the effect if 21CS2 Containment Spray pump discharge valve experienced a short and motored closed? Containment Spray Header flow will. ..
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- Salem Unit 1 was operating at 100% power when a LOCA occurred. - A manual reactor trip and manual SI were initiated. - When the Main Generator output breakers opened, a loss of off-site power occurred. - 1A vital bus locked out on bus differential.
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- Unit 2 has experienced a Large Break Loss of Coolant Accident (LOCA). - Containment H2 concentration has risen to 2%. - 21 H2 Recombiner has been placed in service with containment pressure at 4.1 psig. - 24 hours later, containment H2 concentration has remained at 2%, and containment pressure has risen to 5.1 psig.
Which of the following describes the effect the higher containment pressure has on H2 Recombiner operation, and how should the crew proceed? H2 Recombiners are _ _ effective as containment pressure rises with a constant power setting. The power setting must be ___ IAW S2.0P-SO.CAN-0001, H drogen Recombiner Operation. ----------------------------- la'.J less, raised.
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_- ** : The hydrogen recomb1ners use electric heating elements to elevate the temperature of the containment atmosphere. As shown 1n Attachment 2, RECOMBINER POWER CORRECTION FACTOR CURVE, a higher containment pressure would result in a higher power correction factor, which would cause recombiner power setpoint to rise. So initially the higher pressure would cause the
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- Salem Unit 2 is 7 days into a refueling outage. - The core is partially offloaded with 7 bundles remaining in the Rx. - Fuel movement is in progress, and S2.0P-IO.ZZ-0010 SPENT FUEL POOL MANIPULATIONS is in effect. - SFP temperature is 120 deg. F. - 21 SFP becomes air bound, trips on motor OL, and can NOT be restarted. - 22 SFP pump will NOT start. - SFP hi level alarm is in alarm. - SFP heatup rate is 12 deg F/ hr.
If SFP cooling can NOT be restored, which of the following choices describes an adverse consequence of this Joss of Spent Fuel Pool cooling?
§:] IRx cavity overflow due to rising SFP level if the Gate Valve remains open.
[]I Increased production of radioactive waste liquid as the tell-tale drains flow rises to the FHB sump. I
~ Increased radiation levels at the FHB charcoal filter due to Spent Fuel off-gassing at temps> 150 deg. F.
I [d. ! Inability to place a raised Spent Fuel bundle into any location in the pool due to rising radiation level on 2R32 Fuel Handling Crane Area L...:..J Monitor. B I [Answer: I~ :Exam Level !~ 1cognit1ve Level 11 Memory .. r ISalem 1 & 2 I !Facll1ty: I IExamDate: ! ,___12_12_1_12_0_1_..51 ~I 033000K303 ! \K3.03 \ IRO Value: i 12QJ:sRO Value: !@~section: q~ !Ro Group:\ [JJ\sRO Group:! LJ ~~11'. D fsystem/Evolution Title I I Spent Fuel Pool Cooling System I !033 I IKA Statement: I Knowiedge of the effect that a loss or malfunction of the Spent Fuel Pool Cooling System will have on the following: Spent fuel temperature I !Explanation of I 55.41.b(13, 10) Distractor b is incorrect because the pool would overflow into the ventilation system, not come over the physical wall [Answers: of the pool. C is correct because rising radiation will be seen as fuel off-gassing and is expected to occur as temp increase to 150 deg. Distractor a is incorrect because any overflow will go out the ventilation openings in the SFP. Distractor d is incorrect because it is always possible to lower a SF bundle. I
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- Unit 1 is operating at 95% power performing a 1% per minute load reduction due to high radio frequency in the Main Generator. - 11 SG Narrow Range Level channel II is undergoing a channel calibration IAW S1.IC-CC.RCP-0035, 1LT519#11 STEAM GENERATOR LEVEL PROTECTION CHANNEL II, and all associated bistables are tripped.
Which of the following identifies the consequence if a second channel of Narrow Range level on 11 SG were to fail to 30% with NO operator action? 11 SG level will become ... la. c__j I I higher than program because 11BF19 and 11 BF40 ONLY swapped to manual and will be over feeding 11 SG. I I
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- Unit 2 has experienced a loss of all feedwater flow initiated by a Feedwater Isolation signal (P-14) condition on 23 SG. - To mitigate the event after the P-14 has cleared an NCO has been directed to start 21 SGFP in accordance with S2.0P-SO.CN-0007, Rapid SGFP Recovery. - The NCO successfully relatches the 21 SGFP but the speed of the pump does not rise automatically to minimum speed as he anticipated.
Which of the following is the cause of this response?
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KA Statement: Knowled e of the o erational implications of the followin Feedwater S stem:
Pump head effects when control valve is shut iExplanation ofj 55.41.b(7,8) The MDAFW pumps each has its own dedicated recirc line and associated automatic recirc valve, which opens to
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240 gpm, the valve would initially be closed and open when flow lowers <180 to prevent the increased pump head from causing pump damage from overheating. B is incorrect but plausible if it is thought there is a common recirc line. C is incorrect because
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!Question Topic j RO 54 I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is performing a normal shutdown at 20% per hour IAW the IOP's. - 22 SGFP is shutdown. - Current Rx power is 24%. - 21 SGFP trips.
With NO operator action, what will be the status of the Auxiliary Feed Pumps?
~I ONLY the MDAFW pumps start immediately upon the trip of 21 SGFP.
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~I ONLY the MDAFW pumps start when SG NR level in 1/4 S/G's lowers to 14%.
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I [] I The MDAFW pumps AND the TDAFW pump start when NR level in 1/4 S/G's lowers to 14%. I IAnsw~r 11 a I !exam Level 11 R I ;cognitive Level J IApplication j jFaciliW: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I lExamDate: 11
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- 2C Emergency Diesel Generator (EOG) is operating in parallel with the 500KV grid for a 24 hour endurance run IAW S2.0P-ST.DG-0014, 2C DIESEL GENERATOR ENDURANCE RUN, following a complete overhaul. - Cumulative run times for all individual EOG load limits are less than 10% of rated. - While operating at 2525 KW three hours into the test, the operator mistakenly adjusts 2C EOG speed control resulting in MW loading rising to 2610 KW.
What are the consequences, if any, of continued EOG operation at this KW load? l Operation for the remainino 21 hours of the test ...
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lauestionTopic 11 RO 56 I IIAW Salem FSAR Section 8.3.3.2, Station Batteries, on a total loss of all AC power the station vital 125 voe batteries are designed to supply vital station loads for a minimum of hours. I nl
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IC2oesUonTopic ! IRO 57 Given the following conditions:
- The control room receives Auxiliary Typewriter alarm point 0676, 2G 4KV GROUP BUS LOSS 125 voe CONTROL PWR. - An operator investigates and reports 125 VDC breaker 2BDC1AX12, 2G 4KV Bus Control Power Supply (Reg) tripped.
Which of the following identifies the effect, if any, this will have on 24 RCP 4KV breaker? If 24 RCP is running it will. .. [] I trip immediately. I lb.JI continue to run but will not trip if required. I
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Manual/automatic transfers of control !Explanation of 55.41.b(S) 4KV Group bus control power is supplied from the DC electrical system. The alternate DC supply does not automatically 'Answers: transfer to supply DC control power to the bus, it must be manually transferred when the normal supply is lost. 4 KV breakers cannot be tripped remotely without 125VDC available to energize trip coil. A is incorrect because there is no power to energize the trip coil, plus no trip signal would be present. Bis correct. C is incorrect because it would not trip if required (different from A is
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iOuestion Topic I IRO 58 I Given the following conditions:
- 21 Diesel Fuel Oil Storage Tank indicated level is 96.0". - 22 Diesel Fuel Oil Storage Tank indicated level is 96.1". - 21 Diesel Fuel Oil Transfer Pump is selected to REGULAR. - 22 Diesel Fuel Oil Transfer Pump is selected to BACKUP. - The Diesel Fuel Oil Storage Tank area C02 Tank fails, and a projectile opens a hole in the bottom of 21 DFOST which completely empties.
Assuming no other damage from the C02 Tank failure has occurred, which of the following identifies how makeup flow to the EOG Day Tanks will be provided, if at all, if the 2C EOG starts automatically to provide power to 2C Vital bus on a single bus UV condition? Makeup flow to the EOG Day tanks will be provided by ......
~I BOTH DFO Transfer pumps because DFOSTs are normally cross connected but check valves will prevent 22 DFOST from draining out the rupture. I
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. . \auestion Topic J I RO 59 An explosive mixture is prevented from being present in the Waste Gas Holdup Sysytem JAW Salem Tech Spec LCO 3.11.2.5, Explosive Gas Mixture by limiting the 1) concentration to 2) or less. §] 11 ) oxygen 2)2% ~ 11) oxygen 2)4% ~ 11) hydrogen 2)2%
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- Unit 1 is operating at 100% power. - Control room operators are preparing to perform a Containment Pressure Relief IAW S1 .OP-SO.CBV-0002, CONTAINMENT PRESSURE-VACUUM RELIEF SYSTEM OPERATION. - Containment radiation levels are NORMAL for 100% power operation with no failed fuel.
After opening the 1VC5 and 1VC6 CONT PRESS/VAC RELIEF ISOL valves to initiate the pressure relief, which choice describes how the respective radiation monitors indication will respond?
1R12A - Containment Gas Effluent

1R41 B - Plant Vent Noble Gas Intermediate Range

1R41 D - Plant Vent Noble Gas Release Rate
~ 11 R12A rises; 1R41 B rises; 1R41 D rises.
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~ monitor nears its high end of monitoring range. It's indication will not change during a pressure relief with NORMAL containment radiation levels. The R41D provides the gaseous effluent release rate (uCi/sec) by combining (product of) the on-range R41A . . . .
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!Question Topic I RO 61 I I Given the following conditions: - Unit 1 is operating at 25% power. - 1B EDG is running in parallel with station power on 1B 4KV Vital Bus. - 13 and 16 SW pumps are in service, 11 SW pump is in AUTO. - 1A 4KV Vital bus becomes deenergized due to a Bus Differential signal.
1 minute after the 1A 4KV Vital bus deenergizes, with NO operator action, which of the following contains ALL the SW pumps which will be running? ral I I jb:1111, 15. I rc:i113,16. I fd.l j 15, 16. I 1Answer 1 a I I !Exarri Level 11 R I JcoghitiveLevel i IApplication I !Facility: i ISalem 1 & 2 I [Exa?lDate: 11 12/21/20151 ~I 076000K201 V~lue:1@2:J;sROValue:i[}]'lsection: 1j~ IRO Group:ILJ1SRO GrQup:1LJ l;:!J l"~
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55.41(7) A bus powers 15, and 16 SW pumps. On a single bus UV as described in the stem, only that bus would load in blackout loading. A bus is locked out on Bus Differential (deenergized), and the loss of 16 SW pump would cause header pressure to lower to where the auto pump (11) would start. Only one SW pump is aligned for AUTO which is the normal at power configuration for the SW pumps, one in auto, and the rest in manual. 12 SW pump would never start unless 11 pump did not on a SEC initiation, that is "h' ;t ;c, --* .,_, _ _, ;n --* nf'h- -h-:--- 111 C::\A/ n* *mn **-.,Jn --* -*~.+ -:--~ D "* "" --**~* *~-~- --* *-* . .,h:~h ;c **h, ;t :--" '
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- Unit 2 is in MODE 3, NOT, NOP. - # 2 ECAC was manually placed in operation to collect bearing vibration readings JAW S2.0P-SO.CA-0001, Control Air System Operation. - PRIOR to starting the# 2 ECAC, BOTH Control Air headers were at 96 psig. - 2C 4KV vital bus senses an UV condition, and the bus loads in MODE II*. - 2A and 2B 4KV vital buses remain powered from SPT's. - 5 minutes after the UV signal, Unit 2 ECAC oil pressure indicates O psig and has been 0 psig for> 1 minute.
With NO operator action, which of the following describes the effect this will have on the Control Air System? Assume the ECAC Motor Overload has not actuated at any time.
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1 characteristics are such that at 95 psig and above header pressure, the ECAC will NOT be supplying the CA header. With the stem conditions of 96 psig prior to and after the ECAC was originally started, the subsequent (SEC) stop and restart of the ECAC will have NO effect on CA header, since the Station air headers supplying the CA header were not affected by the II* loading of 2C vital
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I SRO System/Evolution List I Outline Changes I [Question Te>?ic I I RO 63 I I In addition to providing a source of water for Fire Protection, Fresh Water and Fire Protection Storage Tank water can be aligned to which one of the following systems? I g) I Service Water. I [gJ I [] I Main Condensate. I
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~ A manual valve or Blind Flange outside containment required to be to be closed during accident conditions cannot be visually verified in correct position due to its location in a High Radiation Area. I I ~ The containment 100' elevation airlock doors are operated by procedure to allow entry into containment for Rad Pro to take radiation surveys.
I 81 A CVCS Letdown Orifice Isolation Valve fails to fully close on a failure of the controlling PZR level channel LOW. I [:] IA SW Accumulator nitrogen cover gas pressure falls below the minimum required. I jAnswer 11 d I !Exam .Level !IR I !cognitive Level 11 Application I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 ! IEx1(:111}Dat~: JI 12/21/20151 lf<A: 111030008240 I 2.2.4?___j !Ro Value: II 3.41 jSRO Value: l14. 7 J !Section: 1I~ [RO Group:II 1 I fSROGroup:l j 1I B D jsystem/Evolution ntre I j_c_o_n_ta_in_m_e_n_t_S_,_y_st_e_m_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.I ! 103 [KA S t a t e m e n t : ! . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . , . Abilit to a I Technical Specifications for as stem. Explanation of 55.421.b(9, 10). A is incorrect because 4.6.1.1.a specifically states that a manual valve or blind flange in a high radiation area may ,Answers~ ** ** 1 be verified using Admin controls. B is incorrect because while containment airlocks are required to be operable IAW 4.6.1.1.b (per spec 3.6.1.3 airlock), the doors are allowed to be opened for normal transit entry and exit. C is incorrect because CIV have their own TS 3.6.3 which is less restrictive that containment integrity and is not included in surv requirements for 3.6.1.1. D is correct j Accumulator l~vel pressure and temp
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- Rx is in Mode 3, NOT, NOP. - RWST concentration - 2450 ppm - 21 BAT concentration - 6650 ppm - 22 BAT concentration - 6650 ppm - 22 BAT level - 43%
Which of the following describes the LOWEST level for 21 BAT that meets or exceeds the operability requirements for the BAT? [JI I
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[KA:jl 194001G125 112.1.25 1IRO Value: i [systell'liEvolution Title I * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' iGENERI J IKA Statement*!., Ability to interpret reference materials, such as oraohs, curves, tables, etc. [E.xpfanaii.onpf.,! 55.41.b(6,7) TS 3.1.2.6 requires a certain amount of borated water available. The BASTs are normally cross connected so the fAnswers: * **[ TOTAL volume of the 2 tanks is what is required to be above the limit. With RWST boron concentration of 2450, and both BAT tanks at 6650, the intersection is - 93.5%. If 1 tank is at 43 % the other tank must be at 50.5%. To preclude picking the wrong answer because of interpolation, the correct answer of 54% is 3.5% higher than required. !' ' Reference Title IL Facility Reference Number.
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- Both units are operating at 100% power. - Reactor Engineering has determined that a single fuel assembly in the Spent Fuel Pool must be moved to a new storage location in the Spent Fuel Pool. - All administrative requirements are complete to allow the movement of the Spent Fuel.
When the field operator arrives at the Spent Fuel Building, he notices that while a Qualified Reactor Engineer is present on elevation 130', a Licensed SRO is not. Which of the following describes the Operations Department requirements for this evolution IAW S2.0P-IO.ZZ-0010, Spent Fuel Pool Manipulations?
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i Spent Fuel Pool, THEN ASSIGN Reactor SeNices, qualified SRO, or Reactor Engineer to supeNise spent fuel manipulation(s)."
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- Unit 1 is at 100% power. - 11, 13, and 16 SW pumps are in service, with 15 SW pump selected to Auto. - Subsequently, a loss of the 500 KV Switchyard occurs. - 1A 4KV Vital Bus has de-energized due to a Bus Differential relay actuation. - Unit 1 has initiated a MANUAL Safety Injection (SI).
Which of the following identifies the Service Water Pumps which will be running 2 minutes after the SI has been initiated? [ ] 111 and 14. [gJ 112 and 13.
~ 113 and 15. @J 114 and 16.
1AnswE!r 1 I a I !Exam Level 11 R I !cognitive Level 11 Application I 1 IFatiiity: 1 Salem 1 & 2 I iExamDate:[ I 12/21/2015! !KA:jl 194001G203 jj2.2.3 ! I [Ro Value: 1 3.81 rsRo Vah.ie:ll3.9 I[section: 11 PWG I[Ro Gi-oup:l I 11 lsRo Group:il 1j 5~1~ D [system/Evolution Title II I :GENERI I KA Statement*;.. (multi-unit license) Knowledoe of the desion, procedural, and operational differences between units. I [Explanat~~n o*f
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l 55.41.b(?) This question meets the K/A because SW pumps are powered from opposite vital buses when Unit 1 is compared to Unit
2. U1 pumps are C,C,B,B,A,A, whereas U2 are A,A,B,B,C,C. The Lead pump on B bus is always 14 unless 14 is not available.
With 1A bus deenergized, 15 and 16 SW pumps have no powerThe SW pump selected to auto (15) will not start on low pressure (nor will it have power) as it will be locked out by SEC initiation. [ : ....*.. *ReferenceTitle .* ****-*([* <Facility Reference Number*.* I!Reference Section' < \l Page NC>/ fRevision; 1 1 I1B 4KV vital bus one line diagram 11203002 II 11 1134 I I II II 11 11 I I II II 11 1 I I IL.o*. ~_urnber ; Objectives ISWBAYSE005 \ __ __, I.Material Requir~d for Examination* II Ij \ouestiC>ll Source: ;11 Facility Exam Bank I \ouesti2n M,0 difi,6~tior(l\t1~1~~d: I
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!Question Topic I IRO 70 I An Independent Verification (IV) of valve position is required in an area with a 75 mrem/hr dose rate.
For this job, which of the followino is the longest time allowed for the IV before "hands-on" verification may be waived?
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tOuestiof! Topic 11 RO 71 Given the following conditions:
- Salem Unit 2 is operating at 100% power. - 21 SW pump is err. - 22, 25, and 26 SW pump are in service. - Subsequently, 22 SW pump discharge strainer clogs, 22 SW pump is stopped, and 22 SW pump is declared inoperable. - 2 hours after being secured, maintenance discovers a crack in the strainer drum which will take 1 day to repair.
Of the following, which is the only method of tracking SW pump status which is NOT performed IAW OP-SA-108-115-1001, Operability Assessment and Equipment Control Program? Updating the is NOT required.
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Explanation of 55.41.b(10) Initially, actions wil be attempted to clear the strainer clog, so it won't be readily apparent that the repair would take iAnswers: longer than one shift. (Sect 5.2.4) When it becomes apparent that it will take longer than one shift, Section 5.2.5 will be performed also. The Operational Staus Board is used during emergencies and is located in the control room area.
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!auestion Topic ! IRO 12 I Given the following conditions: - A Unit 2 shutdown is in progress. - A containment entry is required to inspect an INOPERABLE component on elevation 78' outside the bioshield. - The Unit is being shutdown at 10% per hour.
Which of the followinq additional approvals is required to authorize a containment entry other than the SM/CRS under these conditions?
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[t<A Statement* I Knowiedge of radiological safety principles pertaining to licensed operator duties, such as containment entry requirements, fuel handling responsibilities, access to locked high-radiation areas, alioning filters, etc. jE,xplaQationo~ [ Normal Containment entries at power are governed by SC.SA-ST.ZZ-0001 & RP-SA-102. Authorization to access containment is 1~nswers: . 1 provided by the SM/CRS. However, to access containment when power is being changed >5%/hr, the Radiation Protection Supervisor's approval is required. (Pre-req 2.4) [ ******Reference Title.. * ,:,*,, ll Facility Reference Number . <1 [Reference Section <!IPage No. j }Revision: ISALEM CONTAINMENT ENTRIES IN MODES II SC.SA-ST.ZZ-0001 I q I 15 I I \I I ii 11 I I II I II 1 I I ILo. Number Objectives I RADCONE004 ,_ _ __. /Material. Required fc)i: Examinatipn, *l . II jQuesHon S:?~rce: 1 lFacility Exam Bank I jaue~ticm 'M?dific~~ion.Metho.a:: JEditorially Modified Itus~d riurtng TraillJ~g Program.I o lQllestlon Sollrce CoriJrJ1ents] 178014 added abbreviation to each title because its found that way in the procedure. I
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!GENERI; IKA statement: l edge of radiation monitoring systems, such as fixed radiation monitors and alarms, portable survey instruments, personnel orin e ui men!, etc.
!Explanation of 55.41.b(11) C is correct because it realigns FHB ventilation through the charcoal filters and starts both FHB Exhaust fans. B is iAnsw~rs: incorrect but plausible because its auto function is to prevent Fuel Crane motion except in downward direction. D is incorrect since ~~~-~~ it only has alarm light outside the PASS room which activates, but plausible because of the high radiation levels which would be expected in that area of the aux building following an accident. A is incorrect since it has no automatic function, but is plausible
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- Salem Unit 1 is operating at 100% power. - 1A EOG is CfT for maintenance. - A 500KV switch yard malfunction causes a loss of offsite power, and 1B and 1C EDGs do not load due to 1Band 1C 4KV vital buses locking out on Bus Differential.
Of the following, which one states a procedure entry and its correct flowpath allowed by the rules of procedure !AW OP-AA-101-111-1003 Use of Procedures?
~I Enter EOP-LOPA-1 directly and perform immediate actions, which states to trip the Rx then trip the Turbine. ~I Enter EOP-LOPA-1 directly and perform immediate actions, which states to trip the Rx and confirm the Rx trip, then trip the Turbine. ~I Enter EOP-TRIP-1 and perform immediate actions, which states to trip the Rx and confirm the Rx trip, trip the Turbine, initiate SI, then transition to EOP-LOPA-1 based on no vital buses energized. @]I Enter EOP-TRIP-1 and perform immediate actions, which states to trip the Rx and confirm the Rx trip, trip the Turbine, initiate SI ONLY if conditions warrant, then transition to EOP-LOPA-1 based on no vital buses energized. I
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ekpfanation of I 55.41.b(10) Either TRIP-1 ot LOPA-1 can be entered upon a total loss of all AC power. If entered, the flowpath for TRIP-1 does not
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- An Alert has been declared at Salem, and all required notifications have been made by the Primary Communicator. - Conditions degrade to the point where a Site Area Emergency is declared.
Which of the following identifies the PRIMARY method which the Primary Communicator will use to make notifications to the States of Delaware and New Jersey, and how long from the SAE declaration do they have to make those notifications !AW Attachment 6, Primary Communicator Log of the Salem ECG?
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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Site-Specific Written Examination Applicant Information Name: IR . I eg1on: I i I Date: 12/21/2015 I Facility: Salem 1 & 2 I License Level: SRO I Reactor Type: W I I I Start Time: i Finish Time: I i Instructions Use the answer sheets provided to document your answers. Staple this cover sheet on top of the answer sheets. To pass the examination you must achieve a final grade of at least 80.00 percent overall, with 70.00 percent or better on the SRO-only items if given in conjunction with the RO exam; SRO-only exams given alone require a final grade of 80.00 percent to pass. You have 8 hours to complete the combined examination, and 3 hours if you are only taking the SRO portion. App11cant Certmcation All work done on this examination is my own. I have neither given nor received aid. Applicant's Signature Results RO/SRO-Only/Total Examination Values --I --I -- Points Applicant's Score --I --I -- Points Applicant's Grade --I --I -- Percent
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RO Skyscraper I SRO Skyscraper I RO System/Evolution List I SRO System/Evolution List I Outline Changes I [auestion Topic J ISRO 1 Given the following conditions:
- Unit 1 is performing a Rx startup IAW S1 .OP-IO.ZZ-0003, Hot Standby to Minimum Load. - Power is stable at 1x10-8 Amps for Low Power Physics Testing. - A Shutdown Bank "A" rod drops fully into the core. - The Rx does not trip.
Which of the following identifies:
1) How the CRS should proceed

2) Why rod withdraw! is not allowed?
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~ 1) trip the Rx.
2) A dropped rod recovery would constitute an approach to criticality.
~ 1) fully insert all Control Bank and Shutdown Bank rods.
2) A dropped rod recovery would constitute an approach to criticality.
~ 1) trip the Rx.
2) The depressed power distibution profile in the area around the dropped rod may cause power production in other parts of the core to exceed Tech Soec limits.
@:] 1) fully insert all Control Bank and Shutdown Bank rods.
2) The depressed power distibution profile in the area around the dropped rod may cause power production in other parts of the core to I VAVVVU I VVl I ""tJ'VV lllllll>=I.
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RO Skyscraper SRO Skyscraper RO System/Evolution List SRO System/Evolution List Outline Changes [Question Topic I ISRO 2 Given the following conditions:
- Unit 2 is operating at 100% power. - 21 charging pump is in service. - 22 and 23 charging pumps are operable. - Subsequently, 21 charging pump trips due to a breaker malfunction. - The CRS enters S2.0P-AB.CVC-0001 and places 23 charging pump in service.
Which of the following:
1) Identifies ALL the Tech Spec LCO(s) which will be entered

2) What the required action(s) is/are if 21 charging pump remains inoperable for the next 4 days?
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~ 1) LCO 3.1.2.2.b for not having required boration flowpaths, LCO 3.1.2.4 for not having required charging pumps, and LCO 3.5.2.a for not having required ECCS subsystems available.
2) Be in Mode 3 and borated to a SOM equivalent to at least 1% delta k/k within 78 hours of pump trio.
~ 1) LCO 3.1.2.2.b for not having required boration flowpaths, LCO 3.1.2.4 for not having required charging pumps, and LCO 3.5.2.a for not having required ECCS subsystems available.
2) Be in Mode 4 within 84 hours of pump trip.
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2) Be in Mode 3 and borated to a SDM equivalent to at least 1% delta k/k within 78 hours of pump trip.
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2) Be in Mode 4 within 84 hours of pump trip.
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RO Skyscraper SRO Skyscraper RO System/Evolution List SRO System/Evolution List Outline Changes [§uestion Topic 11 SRO 3 I Given the following conditions:
- Unit 2 is in Mode 5. - Rx vessel level is 97.4'. - 22 RHR loop is in service. - RHR HX inlet temperature is 125°F. - 21 RHR loop is available. - 21,24, and 26 SW pumps are in service. - 21 charging pump is in service. - Subsequently, a complete loss of Service Water occurs.
Which of the following identifies a procedure the CRS will enter, and the FIRST action operators will perform in that procedure? I
~ S2.0P-AB.SW-0005, Loss of All Service Water. Start 23 charging pump.
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- Operators are responding to a 650 gpm tube rupture on 22 SG which occurred while operating at 100% power, IAW EOP-SGTR-1, Steam Generator Tube Rupture. - All off-site power was lost when the Main Generator breakers opened. - The RCS was cooled down to Target Temperature, and then depressurized to stop primary-to-secondary leakage. - Subsequently, off-site power is restored, and all 4KV Group Buses are now energized from off-site power. - The crew is evaluating RCP re-start. - RVLIS Upper Range indication is 98%.
Which of the following contains:
1) ONLY the criteria in addition to RCS Subcooling which are checked to determine if RCP re-start will be performed

2) How the re-start of the RCP be accomplished if allowed The crew will check ....
~- 1 j ~~ ~:_~level and the PZR saturated. ~, a RCP directly at SGTR-1 Step 49 based on RCP support conditions being desired but not required to start the RCP. ~ 11) RVLIS Full Range indication and SG NR level. *--- 2) Start a RCP directly at SGTR-1 Step 49 based on RCP support conditions being desired but not required to start the RCP. ~ 11) PZR level and the PZR saturated.
2) Start a RCP using S2.0P-SO.RC-0001, Reactor Coolant Pump Operation to ensure all support systems and P&Ls for starting a RCP are met.
[ ] 1) RVLIS Full Range indication and SG NR level.
2) Start a RCP using S2.0P-SO.RC-0001, Reactor Coolant Pump Operation to ensure all support systems and P&Ls for sta v : ~~,.,
met. !Answer I ~ :exam Level' ~ !Cognitive Level 1 I Memory I !Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I IExamDate:J I 12/21/20151 ~:ijoo0038A217 l[~~~*~ __J[f!~~l~_!:H 3.8jl~_ROValue)~:section:il~IROGroup:ll 1jlSROGroup:ll 11 Im~ 's~~l§~ol1.1_ti<:>'"1!i-1!~J lSteam Generator Tube Rupture 11038 [KA StatE!_~nt~ Abilit to determine and inter ret the followin as the ap I to Steam Generator Tube Ru ture: Explanation of 55.43.b(5) This question meets SRO only criteria listed in NUREG-1021, ES-401, Attachment 2, 11.E. Figure 2, 1st bullet for 5th Answers: Block for assessment and implementation of a procedure or section of procedure, namely SO.RC-0001 vs direction strictly in the EOP. SGTR-1 does not contain a step which directly starts a RCP, rather it directs RCP start IAW SO.RCP-0001, which will require support conditions satisfied to start the RCP. There are other places in EOP network where RCPs are started without regard to
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- Unit 1 is operating at 100% power. - 21, 24 and 26 SW pumps are in service. - 21 and 22 SW header pressures are 108 psig. - The following OHAs annunciate sequentially in this order: - B-13, 21 SW HOR PRESS LO - B-14, 22 SW HOR PRESS LO - B-15, TURB AREA SW HOR PRESS LO. - B-48, SW VL V RM FLOODED.
The standby SW pump starts automatically, and OHAs B-13, B-14, and B-15 clear. Which of the following describes where a SW leak could be located which would produce these alarms, and the procedurally directed actions which would mitiQate the event? I
~ On a CFCU supply piping in the 78' Mechanical Penetration Area. S2.0P-AB.SW-0001, Loss of Service Water Header Pressure, will direct isolating multiple CFCUs IAW Attachment 5 CFCU leaks, until header pressure stabilizes and sump pump runs stop.
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~I Upstream of the 2ST901, TURB LO CLR ST RET VLV. S2.0P-AB.SW-0002, Loss of Service Water-Turbine Header, will direct operators to adjust 2ST901 TURB LO CLR ST RET V, and 2ST1 TG AREA SW PRESS CONT VLV, to compensate for the SW leak.
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~ On a CFCU supply piping in the 78' Mechanical Penetration Area. S2.0P-AB.SW-0001, Loss of Service Water Header Pressure, will direct isolating a single CFCU which would be readily identifiable from the control room.
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to prioritize and interpret the siQnificance of each annunciator or alarm. IExplanation of I 55.43.b(S}This question meets SRO only criteria listed in NUREG-1021, ES-401, Attachment 2, 11.E. Figure 2, 1st bullet for 5th Answers: ---~ Block for assessment and implementation of a procedure or section of procedure in knowing where the leak could be (assessment), then correct procedure implementation and steps taken in the peocedure. The leak location could be in the TGA with the conditions in the stem except for the SW valve room flooding. Knowledge of where the SW valve room and what piping is there
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Additionally, the SW indication in control room would identify that a single CFCU is affected. The sump pump runs referred to are containment sump pump runs, and are if the SW leak is in containment. - Reference Title --] ~C:ility Reference Nu01ber ![Reference Section J[Page No. I IRevision: L__ -- ILoss of Service Water Header Pressure 11 S2.0P-AB.SW-0001 II ii ! I16 I IOverhead Annunciators Window B ll S2.0P-AR.ZZ-0002 II ii 81 1136 I I II II 11 11 I IL.O. Number Objectives I ABSW01 E004 ,_ _ __.
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RO Skyscraper I SRO Skyscraper I RO System/Evolution List I SRO System/Evolution List I Outline Changes I [Question Topic-I ISRO 6 Given the following condition: Both Unit 1 and Unit 2 control rooms have been evacuated due to a toxic gas release on site. When performing local actions to stabilize the plant:
1) Where will PZR level be determined

2) How will PZR level be controlled ra,: 11) At the Hot Shutdown Panel 213.
~ 2) By ensuring the Charging System Master Flow Controller is controlling PZR level on program. ~ 11) At the Charging Pumps Flow and Pressure Panel 216-2.
2) By ensuring the Charging System Master Flow Controller is controlling PZR level on program.
le. i 11) At the Hot Shutdown Panel 213.
~* 2) By establishing local control of the CV55 CHARGING FLOW CONTROL VLV to maintain PZR level 22%-77%.
[dl 11) At the Charging Pumps Flow and Pressure Panel 216-2. L~. 2) By establishing local control of the CV55 CHARGING FLOW CONTROL VLV to maintain PZR level 22%-77%. iAnswe~ Ic I 1exam Level i Is I @_09niiive Level 11 Memory I [Fa~ility: [ j Salem 1 & 2 I ~amDate: i I 12/21/20151 I [KA: 1 oooo6aA2o7 I~AA2.07 JIRova1ue:-il 4.1![Rova1ue) 4.3l[S!CtiO.nJl~IRoGroup:[I 21[SFio~I 21 !IE ~ [SYStemTE:volution Title_j j_c_o_n_tr_o_IR_o_o_m_E_v_ac_u_a_ti_on_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___..1 1~-- ] ~~tement:: Abilit to determine and inter ret the followin as the a pl to Control Room Evacuation: PZR level ]Explanation of\ 55.43.b(S) This question m_eets SRO o~ly criteria listed in NURE?-1021, ES-401, ~ttachm_ent 2, _11.E. Figure 2, 1~t bullet for 5th 1Answers: ___J Block for assessment and 1mplementat1on of a procedure or section of procedure 1n knowing which procedure will be used to
- evacuate the control room, and how the RO will maintain PZR level, and where it will be indicated. AB.CR-1 contains field actions which will be directed by the CRS. AB.CR-3 for toxic gas directs the control room evacuation to occur using AB.CR-1, but does not . . .
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- A SBLOCA has occurred on Unit 2 outside containment. - Actions of EOP-LOCA-6, LOCA OUTSIDE CONTAINMENT, have failed to isolate the break. - RCS pressure is 1440 psig and continues to lower.
Which of the following identifies the procedure that will be used upon transition from EOP-LOCA-6 and the actions that will be directed in that procedure after the transition?
~ EOP-LOCA-1 Loss of Reactor Coolant. Add makeup to RWST, initiate a cooldown, and minimize injection flow.
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RO Skyscraper SRO Skyscraper RO System/Evolution List SRO System/Evolution List Outline Changes [auestion Top~ ISRO 8 Given the following conditions:
- Unit 1 has experienced a Main Steam line Break (MSLB) inside containment from 100% power. - Main Steam Line Isolation has failed to close any MS167. - Safety Injection was manually initiated, with all components operating as expected. - 11 AFP is err. - 12 and 13 AFP's tripped after starting. - Reactor Coolant System pressure is 1100 psig. - All Reactor Coolant Pumps have been tripped. - Containment pressure is 16 psig and rising. - All Wide Range (WR) Steam Generator (SG) levels are 35% and dropping. - All Steam Generator pressures are 465 psig and dropping. - Reactor Coolant System Tc's have dropped from 540 to 438°F in 40 minutes.
If these condition were present when transitioning out of 1-EOP-TRIP-1, Reactor Trip Response, which procedure must be entered and what action must be taken upon that transition?
~ 11-EOP-FRTS-1, Response to Imminent Pressurized Thermal Shock Conditions. Reset Safeguards Actuation and restore normal charging and letdown. ~b~j , 1-EOP-FRHS-1, Response to Loss of Secondary Heat Sink. Initiate feed and bleed ONLY when 3/4 SG WR levels have dropped <32%.
ic.: 11-EOP-FRTS-1, Response to Imminent Pressurized Thermal Shock Conditions. Shut all MS10's and steam dump valves .
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1Explanation of 155.43(5) 55.43.b(5) This question is SRO level based on having to asses the conditions given in stem and determine both what IAnswer_s: procedure will be entered and the action(s) required in that procedure, Dis correct because the conditions given in stem would transition to FRHS-1 due to a RED path of no AFW flow and <9% NR level. The Bleed and Feed initiation criteria are when SIG WR levels are <36%(adverse), NOT 32% (normal) as in distracter B. Distracters A & Care incorrect because it is a lower priority oc:n .......&.t... ... ._ _ _ ._ if 1 C" --"=-- ir ______ ... .C-- ... .__ -----...J,,,.n
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- Unit 2 is responding to a degraded core cooling condition in accordance with 2-EOP-FRCC-2, "Response to Degraded Core Cooling." - After depressurizing to inject the accumulators, the STA reports a RED priority on the Thermal Shock Status Tree, and recommends transitioning to 2-EOP-FRTS-1, "Response to Imminent Pressurized Thermal Shock."
Which actions describe the o erator response?
~ Do NOT implement 2-EOP-FRTS-1 until 2-EOP-FRCC-2 is completed because thermal shock is a lower priority CFST.
P-FRTS-1 immediately because the potential damage done to the RPV by delaying entry into FRTS after 1ent:rv 1cor1dition1s <:ire I arable.
~ Do NOT implement 2-EOP-FRTS-1 until 2-EOP-FRCC-2 is completed because while in FRTS the core will continue to boil a*wa*v in1iectedl I accumulator water, and could lead to a RED path for Core Cooling.
f d:! Implement 2-EOP-FRTS-1 immediately because it is a higher priority CFST and rules of usage stipulate the transition to a higher priority procedure always takes precedence over notes and cautions. [Answer I~ rexam*LeVel Is I [Cognitive Level __ IMemory I [Facility_:_i ISalem 1 & 2 I ;~x~J I 12/21/20151 ~I oowE06G423 I[2~4-:-23 *u -~~-~!!~.!:J [ ] ] i s Ro Valuej~ [seciiOO:l I~ RO Group:[[] ~~~_!>3 [ ] [hstem/Evolution Title j j_D_e""'g_ra_d_e_d_C_o_re_c_o_ol_in..;;:g'--------------------------------' Knowled e of the bases for rioritizin ,Explanation of j 55.43.b(5) This question is SRO level based on knowledge of diagnostic steps and decision points in EOP that involve transition !Answers: , points to event specific emergency contingency procedures. Knowledge of the bases for when NOT to implement a RED priority CFST even when indications are present is just as importanct as knowing when to implement. in this case to preserve and inventory in the reactor pressure vessel. Stopping the depressurization to go to FRTS would cause the cooldown to be stopped, and a
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- Salem Unit 2 tripped from 100% when a loss of off-site power occurred. - All systems respond as expected, and operators progress normally through the EOP's. - It has been determined a rapid natural circulation cooldown will be performed.
Which of the following describes procedures/actions which are REQUIRED to be performed PRIOR to transitioning to either 2-EOP-TRIP-5, Natural Circulation Rapid Cooldown Without RVLIS, or 2-EOP-TRIP-6, Natural Circulation Rapid Cooldown With RVLIS, and the bases for them?
~ 12-EOP-TRIP-2, Rx Trip Response, must be performed to ensure adequate SDM and natural circulation have been established, containment
cooling remains in service, and equipment not needed for the cooldown has been secured. I
~ 12-EOP-TRIP-4, Natural Circulation Cooldown, must be performed to ensure adequate SDM and upper head cooling have been established, SI signals have been blocked, and initial cooldown/depressurization have been performed. I ~ 12-EOP-TRIP-4, SI Initiation Criteria step must be performed to ensure SI will not be required prior to blocking SI before a cooldown can be initiated.
[ ] 12-EOP-TRIP-2, SI Initiation Criteria step must be performed to ensure SI will not be required prior to blocking SI before a cooldown initiated. ~~swe-r] Ib I rexam Level 1 Is I !cognitive Level 11 Memory I ~ciiityl ISalem 1 & 2 l~xa~~I 12/21/20151
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1auestion Topic I _s_R_o_1_1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___. Given the following conditions:
- Unit 2 is operating at 75% power. - 21 Waste Holdup Tank (WHUT) is being processed via the Portable Liquid Radwaste Processing System. - Console alarm SURGE TANK LEVEL HI-LO for the CC system alarms. - Surge tank levels are 59.3% and 59.2% on Channels A and B, and rising slowly. - No other alarms are present.
Which of the following describes the effect if Surge Tank Level were to continue to rise, and what action the control room will take in response to the risin level? 2CC149 CC SURGE TANK VENT VLV will auto close to prevent overflow. Stop processing 21 WHUT as directed in the S2.0P-AR.ZZ-0011, Control Console 2CC1. Overflow of the Surge Tank will contaminate the Waste Holdup System with chromates. Close 2CC149 CC SURGE TANK VENT VLV 2CC2 as directed in the S2.0P-AR.ZZ-0011, Control Console 2CC1. 9 CC SURGE TANK VENT VLV will auto close to prevent overflow. Open the CC Surge Tank Drain Valve from 2CC1 asnec:es:sary tc1 I evel <100% as directed in S2.0P-AB.CC-0001, Component Cooling Abnormality. Overflow of the Surge Tank will contaminate the Waste Holdup System with chromates. Direct a NEO to locally drain the Surge Tank to 55 gallon drum as necessary to maintain Surge Tank Level <100% as directed in S2.0P-AB.CC-0001, Component Cooling Abnormality. [A~ ~ iEXM1 Level ] @=:] cognitive Level~: IApplication I I [~C:ili~~:_J ISalem 1 & 2 I IExamDatej I ~I 008000A202 IiA2.02 I [Rova!Ue:]@~Ro vaiuej~ !section: ii~ [Ri:[Grc>~P:1LJ ~~!~~LJ
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KA Statement: I Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the Component Cooling Water System and (b) based on those predictions, use es to correct, control, or mitigate the conseauences of those abnormal operation:
Hiah/low surae tank level !Explanation of I 55.43.b(5) This question is SRO level based on having to asses the conditions given in stem and determine which action in which Answers: procedure will be taken. The 2CC149 auto closes on hi radiation in the CCW systen, nnot high pressure, to prevent radiation release from the CCW system. The Surge Tank will be locally drained. The overflow from the tank will go to the Waste Holdup system and contaminate the WHUT. WHUT processing will be stopped in both the AB.CC and ARP procedures. Locally draining
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@luestion Topic I ISRO 12 I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is operating at 100% power. - 2PR1 fails open and remains open.
Which of the following identifies how this affects the PZR Master Pressure Controller (MPC) response, and what consequences, if any, are associated with the actions performed by the crew IAW S2.0P-AB.PZR-0001, Pressurizer Pressure Malfunction?
~I MPC output will RISE. A unit shutdown will be required if 2PR1 cannot be restored to operable status within 72 hours.
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;Question Topic; I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is conducting a rapid plant shutdown due to a loss of condenser vacuum. - Two IRPls in control bank D go dark, and their P-250 readings are O steps. - Maintenance Controls Dept. will be unable to repair the IRPls until after shutdown. - Rx Engineering has made no specific recommendations outside of procedural direction regarding boration.
Which action is required when the plant is placed in Hot Standby?
~I Borate to Cold Shutdown SOM to prevent a Yellow Path on FRSM from occurring during the shutdown.
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~nswe~ Ic I I Exam Level 11 s I IC?9_ni~f/eiev~ I Application I fFacilitY:l ISalem 1 & 2 I [Exa_rnl)ate:] I 12/21/201511 ~I 014000A202 I[A2m--Hl ~~!~~J [TI" is Ro Valuej~ 'section: 11~ IRO Group:1 LI jsRO Group:I LI I& li'l !system/Evolution Title] IRod Position Indication System I r014- ---] l~ S~~mef'l!:J ~ity to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the Rod Position Indication System and (b) based on those predictions, use cedures to correct, control, or mitigate the consequences of those abnormal operation: Loss of oower to the RPIS lExplanation of j 55.43.b(6,5) This question is SRO level based on having to determine the effect on core reactivity based on the 2 control rods which !~~~ers:___ _J have to be assumed to remain fully withdrawn in the absence of IRPI indication. Additionally, the sRO must select the portion of AB.ROD-4 (CAS action 2.0) which requires an additional 270 ppm boration for each failed IRPI if a shutdown is performed before
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- Unit 1 was operating at 100% power when a catastrophic failure of 12 SG steam piping occurred inside containment. - The Rx tripped and SI initiated. - 12 SG rapidly blew down to containment, and containment pressure peaked at 16 psig prior to transition out of EOP-TRIP-1 Reactor Trip or Safety Injection to EOP-LOSC-1, Loss of Secondary Coolant. - Operators have just transitioned out of LOSC-1 to EOP-LOCA-1, Loss of Reactor Coolant, with the following conditions: - RCS pressure is 1780 psig and rising slowly. - RCS subcooling is 100°F. - PZR level is 22% and stable. - 11, 13, and 14 SG levels are 17% and rising slowly.
Which of the following describes containment cooling operation during subsequent EOP performance? Containment Sorav will be secured in ......
!a.J i --~' 4 , Post LOCA Cooldown and Depressurization, when containment pressure is < 4 psig. Containment Spray Additive Tank will be ~- * *- ... based on normal radiation levels in containment.
[b:1 I EOP-TRIP-3, SI Termination, when containment pressure is< 4 psig. Containment Spray Additive Tank will be isolated based on normal radiation levels in containment.
~ I EOP-TRIP-3, SI Termination if containment pressure is less than 13 psig. CFCUs will continue to operate in Low Speed.
[11 LOCA-2, Post LOCA Cooldown and Depressurization. CFCUs will continue to operate in Low Speed.
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!Question Topic 11SRO17 I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is in Mode 5 entering a refueling outage. - 2C EOG was CIT yesterday for scheduled outage window. - The normal 31 day surveillance test of 2A EOG was completed SAT 2 days ago while in Mode 4. - Subsequently, the Unit 2 CRS notices that the 18 month Hot Restart surveillance for 2A EOG, was NOT performed as scheduled after the normal 2A EOG 31 day run surveillance, and is now outside its required periodicity including any allowable grace time.
Which of the following describes: I
1) The status of 2A EOG

2) When the associated Hot Restart test must be oerformed I
~ Operable. The Hot Restart test must be performed prior to entering Mode 4.
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I [dl I Inoperable. The Hot Restart test must be performed prior to entering Mode 6. I I *-- I IAAswer I' ~ LExam Level @=] ~ve Level l j Application j I [Facility: 11 Salem 1 & 2 I ~xamDate: J l___1_2_12_1_12_0_15_.I jKA:il 064000G120 I ~~-o-~I !Ro Value]~~~@~ [section: 11~ 'ROi3fOOP:10JsRo Group~O ~ [SYstem/Evolution Titl~ IEmergency Diesel Generators [KA Statement: I Abilitv to interoret and execute procedure steps. I \Explanation of I 55.43.b(2) This question is SRO level based on being able to apply TSAS 3.8.1.2 for electrical power in Modes 5 and 6, and the
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performance of the surveillance requirement, and to preclude de~energizing a required ESF bus or disconnecting a required offsite circuit during performance of surveillance requirements ...... It is the intent that these surveillance requirements must still be capable of being met, but actual performance is not required during periods when the DG and the offsite circuit are required to be operable. During startup, prior to entering Mode 4, the surveillance requirements are required to be completed if the surveillance frequency has been exceeded .... " The provided reference does not give answer, but allows the operator to interpret the surveillance requirement, and in any case does not contain the action required which is located in the bases. c:=-- ._. Reference Title
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- Unit 2 is operating at 60% power, steady state. - 21A Circulator is CIT. - The Condensate Polisher is O/S and in standby. - Subsequently, the 13 KV South ringbus breaker D-E opens causing a loss of 23 SPT.
Which of the following describes:
1) The plant status 15 minutes after the loss of 23 SPT

2) How the operators will respond to this event
~ 1) The reactor remains at power.
2) Operators will be performing S2.0P-AB.CW-0001, Circulating Water System Malfunction, and establishing Low Pressure Turbine Hood Sprav.
~ 1) The reactor was manually tripped.
2) Operators will be utilizing S2.0P-AB.COND-0001, Loss of Condenser Vacuum, in conjunction with the TRIP series of EOP's, to break condenser vacuum.
~] 1) The reactor remains at power.
2) Operators will be performing S2.0P-AB.CHEM-0001, Abnormal Secondary Chemistry, and placing the Condensate Polisher in service for the expected rise in Dissolved 02.
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[~ystem/Evolution Title I j_c_ir_c_u_la_tin.....;g:;.._W_a_te_r_S-'y_s_te_m_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___.I !075 iKA ~tatement: I Ability to (a) predict the impacts of the following on the Circulating Water System and (b) based on those predictions, use gcedures to correct, control, or mitiqate the consequences of those abnormal operation: ss of circulatinq water pumps lExplanation of] 55.43.b(5) This question is SRO level based on knowing the appropriate procedure or section of procedure used in applying the Answers: conditions which will occur based on the initial conditions in the stem. 23 SPT powers 23 CW bus, and 24 SPT powers 24 CW bus. --~-~-.-- 23 CW bus powers the "A" circulatros and 24 SPT powers the "B" circulators. The loss of 23 SPT will cause a loss of 2 additional circulators in addition to 21A which is CIT. The operator must know how many circulators are now not running, 3 or 4. If it is
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thought condenser vacuum would degrade or DO increased based on losing hotwell levels and its effect on condensate pump seals. Manually bypassing the Turbine Hood Spray is allowed (and directed) in AB.CW-1, even though normally it remains secured
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- Unit 2 is performing a reactor startup by control rods IAW S2.0P-IO.ZZ-0003, Hot Standby to Minimum Load. - Estimated Critical Conditions are: - Cb= 500 ppm - Control Bank D = 77 steps - Xe free - 11,756 EFPH When the ICRR value reaches 0.125, the Predicted Critical Rod Height is 122 steps on Control Bank D.
What action(s), if any, is/are required to be taken in response to this Predicted Critical Rod Height? I
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I [~ Initiate rapid boration, insert Control Rod Banks, and recalculate the ECC.
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[Answ__~ ~ IExam Level J [I:J !Cognitive Level r 11 Application I !Exam Date: J ~I 194001G123 I E~...=:J ~vaiU-e]@sRo value)~ [See!ion:]j~ IRo Group:ILJ~~LJ ~ !system/Evolution Title I ~emelili] ----*-*- Ability to perform specific system and inteqrated plant procedures during all modes of plant operation. Iexplanation of: 55.43.b(6) Table 1-8 77 steps is 1079.4 pcm. 122 steps is 877.0 difference is 202.4 pcm. With <300 pcm difference between ECC jAnswers: ___ __/ and predicted at the eightfold position, there is no action, and the startup will continue with no additional action required. [ Reference "fitl~ --*----
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ICurve Book 11 S2.RE-RA.ZZ-0016 I 11 11 8 I IHot Standby to Minimum Load I 1 S2.0P-IO.ZZ-0003 I 11 11 I I II I ii 11 I Objecti j_ ___, ]Material Required for Examination 11 SRO 19 S2.RE-RA.ZZ-0016 Rev. 8 II I !Question SourcE!:l Facility Exam Bank I[Question Modification Method: II Concept Used 1lused During Training Program I D [auestion Source Comments[ 1151642 Used 3 NRC exams ago Sept 2011. Different numbers based on different revision of Curve Book. I Icomment I I I I I I I
RO Skyscraper SRO Skyscraper RO System/Evolution List SRO System/Evolution List Outline Changes [Question Topic J 1SRO 20 Choose the answer which contains ONLY actions directed to be performed IAW S2.0P-IO.ZZ-0007, Cold Shutdown to Refueling, BEFORE Rx Vessel Head detensioning would be initiated for a refueling outage starting in November. I. The Rx shall be subcritical for at least 168 hours. II. Direct. continuous communication between the control room and refuel floor is established. Ill. The RCS is drained to <104' elevation. IV. Unit CRS AND SM approval.
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]Explanation of 1 55.43(6,2) This question is SRO level based on knowing the requirements which must be met before alterations affecting core Answers: configuration will be started entering a refueling outage. The reactor does not have to be subcritical for 168 hours (Oct 15-May 15th) prior to moving fuel in the reactor (TSAS 3.9.3) Direct communications is required during CORE ALTS, and detensioning the head is NOT core alts. I '----
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~estion Topicl I SRO 21 I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is in MODE 6 with core reload in progress. - 10 fuel assemblies have been moved into the Rx. - Rx cavity level is 26' above the RPV flange. - 21 RHR loop is in service in Shutdown Cooling. - 22 RHR loop is O/S and available.
Which one of the followinq would prevent continuation of fuel movement into the reactor?
~ I Loss of Control Air to containment.
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;c:f I Both 100' elevation containment airlock doors are opened. ~I With both SRNls operable, only ONE is capable of providing audible indication in the control room.
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lily to perform pre-startup procedures for the facility, including operating those controls associated with plant equipment that uld affect reactivity.
rplanation of Answers: l 55.43(7, 6) This question is SRO level because of the knowledge require for fuel handling procedures, and the ability to continuously apply that knowledge when operating the fuel handling equipment. The requirement for SRNl's is BOTH operable and providing VISUAL indication in the Control room, with ONE providing AUDIBLE indication in the control room. The manipulator crane is air powered for gripping, so the loss of air to containment would preclude being able to perform core alts. Only ONE RHR
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IWhich of the following Salem events requires a 15 minute notification?
~ A unit shutdown is initiated to comply with Technical Specifications. ~ An oil discharge directly into the Delaware River with a visible sheen. ~ An endangered species of sturgeon is found deceased during circ water trash rack cleaning. @J Rx power is determined to be greater than 3459 MWth after removing a Feedwater Heater from service.
12/21/20151 ~I 194001G238 I[2.2.38 I !Ro Value: !0"[S[ovaiUeL.~.~ Section: lsystem/Evolution::::+/-l!'!J ~tatement* _ _ _ _ _ _ _'.'._Ji Knowledge of conditions and limitations in the facility license. IExplanation of [ 55.43.b(1) This question is SRO level based on the knowledge required of Conditions and Limitation required in the facility license, 1Answers: 1 and meets the criteria in ES-401, Attachment 2, page 17, II.A, 4th bullet. Knowledge of events which require 15 minute notifications is critical for SRO to know from memory to faciliate timely and correct notifications. The question matches the KIA because Salem Unit 2 Facility Operating License, Renewed License No. DPR-75, Section C.2, Technical Specifications and Environmental
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!Question Topic ] SRO 23I I Given the following conditions: - Unit 2 is operating at 100% power. - The operating crew entered S2.0P-AB.RC-0002, High Activity in Reactor Coolant System, when RMS channel 2R31, Letdown Line Monitor, went into WARNING.
Which of the following is required to be performed IAW S2.0P-AB.RC-0002, and why? The CRS will. .. I
~ direct Radiation Protection Technician to take surveys to determine if radiation levels may have changed access requirements.
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~ direct Radiation Protection Technician to survey the letdown line in the vicinity of 2R31 to confirm the suspected rise in RCS activity.
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~ direct Chemistry Technician to sample hourly for isotopic analysis to determine predominant radiation hazard (gamma, neutron, beta, alpha).
I l<1J I direct Chemistry Technician to initiate confirmatory sample analysis beca .. - *- .. - - - .. level changes. I !Answer 1 a I I iExam Lev~ IS I LCog~itive Level_ J IMemory I [Facilfty;**11 Salem 1 & 2 I IExamDate: t I 12/21/20151 ~I 194001G314 I 2:~-~4 --,,Ro~l 3.4l[SROValueJ 3.aj[Section:JIPWG IRq_~!~~JI 11lsROGroup:il 1j IJ~i ~
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Knowledge of radiation or contamination hazards that may arise during normal, abnormal, or emeraencv conditions or activities. !Explanation o~ 55.43(4) This question is SRO level based on the "why" the action will have to be taken, as knowledge of radiation hazards which is ,Answers: occurring during an abnormal situation. A is correct as described in S2.0P-AB.RC-002 basis, so that prompt identification and subsequent notification of plant personnel is ensured. B is incorrect because chemistry sampling confirms 2R31 readings, not survey results. D is incorrect because rising counts does indicate dose level changes. C is incorrect because the hourly isotopic
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!Question Topi~J ISRO 24 I Given the following conditions: - At time T-0, while operating at 100% power, the Auxilary Typewriter prints an alarm without OHA A-41, AUX ALM SYS PRINT annunciating. Operators immediately enter S2.0P-AB.ANN-0001, Loss of Overhead Annunciator System and begin assessing the OHA system functionality. - A T+5 minutes, and prior to verifying if either SER is in command, the Rx trips. - At T +14 minutes, the PO reports that neither SER is in command.
Which of the following identifies:
1) The correct ECG classification

2) The time at which it should have been declared?
~ 11) Alert
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minutes with 10 minutes of assessment time left is not indicated even though the significant transient (Rx trip) has occurred, because the AB.ANN takes actions in an attempt to restore functionality of OHA system, and it is not a long drawn out procedure.
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~J ANY General Emergency initial declaration.
I l§J I . - - **- esults in a radiological release to the environment. I I
~ ANY time the wind shifts after the initial 15 minute notifications have been made during a General Emergency.
I IC!~ ANY event which in the judgement of the Emergency Coordinator could result in exceeding 10CFR Part 100 limits. !Answer J Ia I Exam Levell j S I ~ognitive Level JI Memory I !Facility: [ ISalem 1 & 2 I ;ExamDate: 11 12/21/2015 [KA:!l 194001G444 I.2.4.44 . .,IROValue;*Jl 2.4!,SR~~[Section:]jPwG I ROGroup:ll 1j[SRO-Group:JI 11 Bia D !system/Evolution Titl~] ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____, IGENERI I I KA Statement-:; Knowledqe of emerqencv plan protective action recommendations. [Explanation of I 55.43.b(5, 1) This question is SRO level based on the knowledge of how to implement the associated section of the ECG, EP-SA-
~~vyer~~ 111-F4, Attachment 4, General Emergency, and the conditions which require making a PAR or PAR upgrade. The ICMF for a GE requires a PAR, see Appendix 1. There is a PAR for a Rapidly Progressing Severe Accident, a PAR for Hostile Action, and a defualt PAR, one of which must be made. Bis incorrect because a radiological release is defined as "Any release above normal,
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for a wind shift (see Appendix 1). Dis incorrect because there is no "judgement" directed in the PAR based-on exceeding radiation limits, the PAR is determined based on the the GE that directed its implementation .
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