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{{#Wiki_filter:1 NRR-PMDAPEm Resource From: Westcott, Daniel [Daniel.Westcott@pgnmail.com]
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Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2012 12:46 PM To: Lingam, Siva Cc: Orenak, Michael
Sent:                       Wednesday, April 04, 2012 12:46 PM To:                         Lingam, Siva Cc:                         Orenak, Michael


==Subject:==
==Subject:==
RE: Crystal River, Unit 3 EPU LAR - Clarif ications for Component Performance & Testing Branch (EPTB) (TAC No. ME6527)
RE: Crystal River, Unit 3 EPU LAR - Clarifications for Component Performance & Testing Branch (EPTB) (TAC No. ME6527)
Siva: Our clarifications are provided in red below.
Siva:
Our clarifications are provided in red below.
Dan From: Lingam, Siva [mailto:Siva.Lingam@nrc.gov]
Dan From: Lingam, Siva [mailto:Siva.Lingam@nrc.gov]
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2012 10:42 AM To: Westcott, Daniel Cc: Orenak, Michael  
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2012 10:42 AM To: Westcott, Daniel Cc: Orenak, Michael


==Subject:==
==Subject:==
RE: Crystal River, Unit 3 EPU LAR - Clarifications for Component Performance & Testing Branch (EPTB) (TAC No. ME6527)
RE: Crystal River, Unit 3 EPU LAR - Clarifications for Component Performance & Testing Branch (EPTB) (TAC No. ME6527)
We need the following clarifications, and answers by e-mail are acceptable: 1. What are the valve types for the newly added ADV isolation valves and the replaced main turbine bypass control valves, i.e. MOV, AOV, check valve, gate valve, etc.? The ADVs are Air Operated angle globe contro l valves (AOVs). The ADV Isolation Valves are Manual Gate Valves installed upstream of the ADVs.
We need the following clarifications, and answers by e-mail are acceptable:
The Turbine Bypass Valves are Air Operated, Globe, Control Valves. 2. In your RAI responses dated January 19, 2012 (3F0112-07), the enclosure failed to mention the high pressure injection system (HPI). We like CR-3 to confirm that HPI system was reviewed for IST program changes and describe any changes made.
: 1. What are the valve types for the newly added ADV isolation valves and the replaced main turbine bypass control valves, i.e. MOV, AOV, check valve, gate valve, etc.?
The HPI modification is authorized by Engineering Change 79352. The design changes the position of the throttle valves (MUV-590, MUV-591, MUV-592, MUV-593). Once the position of the valve is verified by flow test, the valve is welded into pos ition. System accessibility, maintenance, repair, and ISI re quirements will not be impacted as a result of this EC.
The ADVs are Air Operated angle globe control valves (AOVs). The ADV Isolation Valves are Manual Gate Valves installed upstream of the ADVs.
We may need additional clarification later regarding the impact of the EPU on the MSIVs that was not described in your submittal.  
The Turbine Bypass Valves are Air Operated, Globe, Control Valves.
 
: 2. In your RAI responses dated January 19, 2012 (3F0112-07), the enclosure failed to mention the high pressure injection system (HPI). We like CR-3 to confirm that HPI system was reviewed for IST program changes and describe any changes made.
From: Lingam, Siva Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2011 7:38 AM To: 'Westcott, Daniel'  
The HPI modification is authorized by Engineering Change 79352. The design changes the position of the throttle valves (MUV-590, MUV-591, MUV-592, MUV-593). Once the position of the valve is verified by flow test, the valve is welded into position. System accessibility, maintenance, repair, and ISI requirements will not be impacted as a result of this EC.
We may need additional clarification later regarding the impact of the EPU on the MSIVs that was not described in your submittal.
From: Lingam, Siva Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2011 7:38 AM To: 'Westcott, Daniel'


==Subject:==
==Subject:==
Crystal River, Unit 3 EPU LAR - RAIs from Component Performance & Testing Branch (CPTB) (TAC No. ME6527)
Crystal River, Unit 3 EPU LAR - RAIs from Component Performance & Testing Branch (CPTB) (TAC No. ME6527) 1
 
2Please note the following draft RAIs from the Component Performance & Testing Branch (CPTB) for the subject LAR. Official RAIs will follow after issuing acceptance letter.


Please note the following draft RAIs from the Component Performance & Testing Branch (CPTB) for the subject LAR. Official RAIs will follow after issuing acceptance letter.
RAI CPTB-1:
RAI CPTB-1:
On page 2.2.4-2, it is stated:
On page 2.2.4-2, it is stated:
"If not discussed below, no adverse impact was found to the pumps or valves." 
If not discussed below, no adverse impact was found to the pumps or valves.
 
This statement is very vague and does not describe the adequacy of the evaluation for extended power uprate (EPU) conditions for pumps and valves. Please list and describe each plant system and component that did not experience adverse impacts when reviewed for EPU conditions.
This statement is very vague and does not describe the adequacy of the evaluation for extended power uprate (EPU) conditions for pumps and valves. Please list and describe each plant system and component that did not experience adverse impacts when reviewed for EPU conditions.  
 
RAI CPTB-2:
RAI CPTB-2:
Please identify any modifications to your Appendix J program as a result of the EPU.
Please identify any modifications to your Appendix J program as a result of the EPU.
RAI CPTB-3:
RAI CPTB-3:
Please describe your air-operated valve (AOV) program and any modifications as a result of the EPU.
Please describe your air-operated valve (AOV) program and any modifications as a result of the EPU.
RAI CPTB-4:
RAI CPTB-4:
On page 2.2.4-4, it is stated:  
On page 2.2.4-4, it is stated:
 
Calculations reviewing the stroke times for MOVs predict that the stroke times will increase minimally, therefore the impact to stroke time is negligible This statement is unclear. Please better define minimally and negligible in this statement.
"Calculations reviewing the stroke times for MOVs predict that the stroke times will increase minimally, therefore the impact to stroke time is negligible" 
 
This statement is unclear. Please better define "minimally" and "negligible" in this statement.  
 
RAI CPTB-5:
RAI CPTB-5:
Please describe the lessons learned programs for MOVs and AOVs.
Please describe the lessons learned programs for MOVs and AOVs.
RAI CPTB-6:
RAI CPTB-6:
Throughout section 2.2.4, often it is stated at the end of the section that Changes are reflected in the Inservice Testing Program. This statement is very vague. For each instance of a change to the Inservice Testing Program in this section, please provide a more detailed description of the change that will be instituted and how it impacts the IST program RAI CPTB-7:
The weak link component capability and maximum actuator capacities of the MOVs, post-EPU, are provided on Table 2.2.4-2 on page 2.2.4-6. For valves FWV-33 and FWV-36, please identify if analysis was performed to determine their susceptibility to a hot short since the weak link component capabilities are less than the maximum actuator capabilities.
Siva P. Lingam U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Project Manager (NRR/DORL/LPL2-2)
Sequoyah Nuclear Plant Crystal River Nuclear plant (EPU)
Location: O8-D5; Mail Stop: O8-G9a 2


Throughout section 2.2.4, often it is stated at the end of the section that "Changes are reflected in the Inservice Testing Program."  This statement is very vague. For each instance of a change to the Inservice Testing Program in this section, please provide a more detailed description of the change that will be instituted and how it impacts the IST program 
Telephone: 301-415-1564; Fax: 301-415-1222 E-mail address: siva.lingam@nrc.gov 3
 
RAI CPTB-7:
The weak link component capability and maximum actuator capacities of the MOVs, post-EPU, are provided on Table 2.2.4-2 on page 2.2.4-6. For valves FWV-33 and FWV-36, please identify if analysis was performed to determine their susceptibility to a "hot short" since the weak link component capabilities are less than the maximum actuator capabilities.
Siva P. Lingam U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Project Manager (NRR/DORL/LPL2-2) Sequoyah Nuclear Plant Crystal River Nuclear plant (EPU)
Location: O8-D5; Mail Stop: O8-G9a 3Telephone: 301-415-1564; Fax: 301-415-1222 E-mail address: siva.lingam@nrc.gov


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RE: Crystal River, Unit 3 EPU LAR - Clarifications for Component Performance & Testing Branch (EPTB) (TAC No. ME6527) Sent Date:   4/4/2012 12:46:23 PM Received Date: 4/4/2012 12:44:24 PM From:   Westcott, Daniel Created By:   Daniel.Westcott@pgnmail.com Recipients:     "Orenak, Michael" <Michael.Orenak@nrc.gov> Tracking Status: None "Lingam, Siva" <Siva.Lingam@nrc.gov> Tracking Status: None  
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EPU LAR - Clarifications for Component Performance & Testing Branch (Eptb)
ML12107A068
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Issue date: 04/04/2012
From: Westcott D
Progress Energy Co
To: Siva Lingam
Plant Licensing Branch II
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NRR-PMDAPEm Resource From: Westcott, Daniel [Daniel.Westcott@pgnmail.com]

Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2012 12:46 PM To: Lingam, Siva Cc: Orenak, Michael

Subject:

RE: Crystal River, Unit 3 EPU LAR - Clarifications for Component Performance & Testing Branch (EPTB) (TAC No. ME6527)

Siva:

Our clarifications are provided in red below.

Dan From: Lingam, Siva [1]

Sent: Friday, March 30, 2012 10:42 AM To: Westcott, Daniel Cc: Orenak, Michael

Subject:

RE: Crystal River, Unit 3 EPU LAR - Clarifications for Component Performance & Testing Branch (EPTB) (TAC No. ME6527)

We need the following clarifications, and answers by e-mail are acceptable:

1. What are the valve types for the newly added ADV isolation valves and the replaced main turbine bypass control valves, i.e. MOV, AOV, check valve, gate valve, etc.?

The ADVs are Air Operated angle globe control valves (AOVs). The ADV Isolation Valves are Manual Gate Valves installed upstream of the ADVs.

The Turbine Bypass Valves are Air Operated, Globe, Control Valves.

2. In your RAI responses dated January 19, 2012 (3F0112-07), the enclosure failed to mention the high pressure injection system (HPI). We like CR-3 to confirm that HPI system was reviewed for IST program changes and describe any changes made.

The HPI modification is authorized by Engineering Change 79352. The design changes the position of the throttle valves (MUV-590, MUV-591, MUV-592, MUV-593). Once the position of the valve is verified by flow test, the valve is welded into position. System accessibility, maintenance, repair, and ISI requirements will not be impacted as a result of this EC.

We may need additional clarification later regarding the impact of the EPU on the MSIVs that was not described in your submittal.

From: Lingam, Siva Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2011 7:38 AM To: 'Westcott, Daniel'

Subject:

Crystal River, Unit 3 EPU LAR - RAIs from Component Performance & Testing Branch (CPTB) (TAC No. ME6527) 1

Please note the following draft RAIs from the Component Performance & Testing Branch (CPTB) for the subject LAR. Official RAIs will follow after issuing acceptance letter.

RAI CPTB-1:

On page 2.2.4-2, it is stated:

If not discussed below, no adverse impact was found to the pumps or valves.

This statement is very vague and does not describe the adequacy of the evaluation for extended power uprate (EPU) conditions for pumps and valves. Please list and describe each plant system and component that did not experience adverse impacts when reviewed for EPU conditions.

RAI CPTB-2:

Please identify any modifications to your Appendix J program as a result of the EPU.

RAI CPTB-3:

Please describe your air-operated valve (AOV) program and any modifications as a result of the EPU.

RAI CPTB-4:

On page 2.2.4-4, it is stated:

Calculations reviewing the stroke times for MOVs predict that the stroke times will increase minimally, therefore the impact to stroke time is negligible This statement is unclear. Please better define minimally and negligible in this statement.

RAI CPTB-5:

Please describe the lessons learned programs for MOVs and AOVs.

RAI CPTB-6:

Throughout section 2.2.4, often it is stated at the end of the section that Changes are reflected in the Inservice Testing Program. This statement is very vague. For each instance of a change to the Inservice Testing Program in this section, please provide a more detailed description of the change that will be instituted and how it impacts the IST program RAI CPTB-7:

The weak link component capability and maximum actuator capacities of the MOVs, post-EPU, are provided on Table 2.2.4-2 on page 2.2.4-6. For valves FWV-33 and FWV-36, please identify if analysis was performed to determine their susceptibility to a hot short since the weak link component capabilities are less than the maximum actuator capabilities.

Siva P. Lingam U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Project Manager (NRR/DORL/LPL2-2)

Sequoyah Nuclear Plant Crystal River Nuclear plant (EPU)

Location: O8-D5; Mail Stop: O8-G9a 2

Telephone: 301-415-1564; Fax: 301-415-1222 E-mail address: siva.lingam@nrc.gov 3

Hearing Identifier: NRR_PMDA Email Number: 328 Mail Envelope Properties (66C0930ED750B74E80B0F51A1F24D99A1A30AFA056)

Subject:

RE: Crystal River, Unit 3 EPU LAR - Clarifications for Component Performance &

Testing Branch (EPTB) (TAC No. ME6527)

Sent Date: 4/4/2012 12:46:23 PM Received Date: 4/4/2012 12:44:24 PM From: Westcott, Daniel Created By: Daniel.Westcott@pgnmail.com Recipients:

"Orenak, Michael" <Michael.Orenak@nrc.gov>

Tracking Status: None "Lingam, Siva" <Siva.Lingam@nrc.gov>

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