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CASA calculation (Table 1 below). Further partitioning of total fiber into size fractions by fractional
CASA calculation (Table 1 below). Further partitioning of total fiber into size fractions by fractional
composition shows identical agreement between manual and automated evaluation when starting with
composition shows identical agreement between manual and automated evaluation when starting with
the same total volume.
the same total volume.
Table 1: Volumetric insulation debris quantities from LBLOCA at weld 31-RC-1402-NSS-RSG-1D-ON-SE
Table 1: Volumetric insulation debris quantities from LBLOCA at weld 31-RC-1402-NSS-RSG-1D-ON-SE
Insulation Type                    ZOI Size                  CAD Debris Volume (ft3)                          CASA Debris Volume (ft3)
Insulation Type                    ZOI Size                  CAD Debris Volume (ft3)                          CASA Debris Volume (ft3)
Microtherm1                      28.6D                              0.013                                                          1.7 7.0D                              317.2                                                        326.3 Nukon                          11.9D                              553.6                                                        578.4 17.0D                              810.2                                                        829.7 7.0D                              295.0                                                        283.4 Thermal Wrap                          11.9D                              623.3                                                        606.6 17.0D                            1,134.8                                                    1,138.7 1
Microtherm1                      28.6D                              0.013                                                          1.7 7.0D                              317.2                                                        326.3 Nukon                          11.9D                              553.6                                                        578.4 17.0D                              810.2                                                        829.7 7.0D                              295.0                                                        283.4 Thermal Wrap                          11.9D                              623.3                                                        606.6 17.0D                            1,134.8                                                    1,138.7 1
Most microtherm exists within pipe penetrations of the secondary shield wall that are difficult to
Most microtherm exists within pipe penetrations of the secondary shield wall that are difficult to
isolate manually.
isolate manually.
Recommended Procedure:
Recommended Procedure:
The mass of fine fiber introduced to the containment pool from each break scenario is not a standard output of
The mass of fine fiber introduced to the containment pool from each break scenario is not a standard output of
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follow the steps below to extract fine-fiber quantity from CASA in units of pounds mass. Highlighted
follow the steps below to extract fine-fiber quantity from CASA in units of pounds mass. Highlighted
lines show suggested code to implement the instructions:
lines show suggested code to implement the instructions:
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: 1. Open CASA02.m and navigate to Line 3007
: 1. Open CASA02.m and navigate to Line 3007
           
: 2. Add a statement for storing the following three variables in a new variable: LDFGSize, MicroTh, and
: 2. Add a statement for storing the following three variables in a new variable: LDFGSize, MicroTh, and
LatentFiberSmp
LatentFiberSmp
           
           
: a. LDFGsize: Nbrk x 3              
: a. LDFGsize: Nbrk x 3              
: i. Column 1 = LDFG Fines Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (2.4
: i. Column 1 = LDFG Fines Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (2.4
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lbm/ft3)
lbm/ft3)
iii. Column 3 = LDFG Large Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (2.4
iii. Column 3 = LDFG Large Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (2.4
lbm/ft3)
lbm/ft3)
                                     
: b. MicroTh: Nbrk x 1
: b. MicroTh: Nbrk x 1
: i. Column 1 = Microtherm Generated - Must be Multiplied by fiber constituent fraction
: i. Column 1 = Microtherm Generated - Must be Multiplied by fiber constituent fraction
(0.03)
(0.03)
ii. Column 1 = Microtherm Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (15
ii. Column 1 = Microtherm Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (15
lbm/ft3)
lbm/ft3)
                                     
: c. LatentFiberSmp: Nbrk x 1
: c. LatentFiberSmp: Nbrk x 1
: i. Column 1 = Latent Fiber Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (2.4
: i. Column 1 = Latent Fiber Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (2.4
lbm/ft3)
lbm/ft3)
                           
RoverDGen = [LDFGSize
RoverDGen = [LDFGSize
* 2.4, Microth
* 2.4, Microth
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* 15, LatentFiberSmp
* 15, LatentFiberSmp
* 2.4];
* 2.4];
           
: 3. Use the following Equation to Compute the Mass of RoverD Debris Transported:
: 3. Use the following Equation to Compute the Mass of RoverD Debris Transported:
           
Total Fiber Fines Transported =   (0.018 + 0.967)
Total Fiber Fines Transported =   (0.018 + 0.967)
* LDFG Fines Generated +         [LDFG Fines]
* LDFG Fines Generated +         [LDFG Fines]
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* MicroTherm Fiber Generated +         [MicroTherm Fines]
* MicroTherm Fiber Generated +         [MicroTherm Fines]
(0.060 + 0.890)
(0.060 + 0.890)
* Latent Fiber Generated               [Latent Fiber Fines]
* Latent Fiber Generated               [Latent Fiber Fines]
Fracts = [0.985, 0.018, 0.010, 0.985, 0.950];
Fracts = [0.985, 0.018, 0.010, 0.985, 0.950];
Fracts = repmat(Fracts, Nbrk, 1);
Fracts = repmat(Fracts, Nbrk, 1);
RoverDTrans = RoverDGen.*Fracts;
RoverDTrans = RoverDGen.*Fracts;
: 4. Extract desired breaks by matching weld attributes
: 4. Extract desired breaks by matching weld attributes
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Slides for February 25, 2015 Public Meeting
ML15049A488
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Issue date: 02/18/2015
From: Lisa Regner
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To: Koehl D
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Question for Discussion:

A question was raised by Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) regarding fiber mass units, which were

labeled as pounds mass (lbm), at the STP meeting of 02/04/15. The table in question (RoverD table)

cited weld locations capable of introducing more fine fiber mass to the containment pool than was

tested during a July 2008 STP flume test.

STP's understanding is that SwRI stated they obtained similar numeric values but only when units of

kilograms are applied.

Confirmatory Comparison:

It is not clear what steps SwRI followed to generate or extract comparative information from CASA

Grande v1.6. The numeric results STP presented require non-standard output methods that must be

obtained from the vendor (Alion). Also, independent verification of results obtained should be done to

ensure correct values are being obtained. In the following, process steps and verification are

summarized.

Extensive QA comparisons have been performed between manually directed CAD calculations of total

debris volume and automated CASA Grande calculations of total debris volume within a ZOI. A

comparison of a spherical DEGB ZOI at weld point 31-RC-1402-NSS-RSG-1D-ON-SE located on the Loop

D Crossover Leg (31-in.) shows good agreement between manual CAD extraction and the automated

CASA calculation (Table 1 below). Further partitioning of total fiber into size fractions by fractional

composition shows identical agreement between manual and automated evaluation when starting with

the same total volume.

Table 1: Volumetric insulation debris quantities from LBLOCA at weld 31-RC-1402-NSS-RSG-1D-ON-SE

Insulation Type ZOI Size CAD Debris Volume (ft3) CASA Debris Volume (ft3)

Microtherm1 28.6D 0.013 1.7 7.0D 317.2 326.3 Nukon 11.9D 553.6 578.4 17.0D 810.2 829.7 7.0D 295.0 283.4 Thermal Wrap 11.9D 623.3 606.6 17.0D 1,134.8 1,138.7 1

Most microtherm exists within pipe penetrations of the secondary shield wall that are difficult to

isolate manually.

Recommended Procedure:

The mass of fine fiber introduced to the containment pool from each break scenario is not a standard output of

CASA Grande v1.6, which was provided for review to SwRI. Alion recommends that a knowledgeable user

follow the steps below to extract fine-fiber quantity from CASA in units of pounds mass. Highlighted

lines show suggested code to implement the instructions:

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1. Open CASA02.m and navigate to Line 3007
2. Add a statement for storing the following three variables in a new variable: LDFGSize, MicroTh, and

LatentFiberSmp

a. LDFGsize: Nbrk x 3
i. Column 1 = LDFG Fines Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (2.4

lbm/ft3)

ii. Column 2 = LDFG Small Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (2.4

lbm/ft3)

iii. Column 3 = LDFG Large Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (2.4

lbm/ft3)

b. MicroTh: Nbrk x 1
i. Column 1 = Microtherm Generated - Must be Multiplied by fiber constituent fraction

(0.03)

ii. Column 1 = Microtherm Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (15

lbm/ft3)

c. LatentFiberSmp: Nbrk x 1
i. Column 1 = Latent Fiber Generated - Must be Converted to lbm using density (2.4

lbm/ft3)

RoverDGen = [LDFGSize

  • 2.4, Microth
  • 0.03
  • 15, LatentFiberSmp
  • 2.4];
3. Use the following Equation to Compute the Mass of RoverD Debris Transported:

Total Fiber Fines Transported = (0.018 + 0.967)

  • LDFG Fines Generated + [LDFG Fines]

(0.018)

  • LDFG Smalls Generated + [Eroded Small Fines]

(0.010)

  • LDFG Larges Generated+ [Eroded Large Fines]

(0.018 + 0.967)

  • MicroTherm Fiber Generated + [MicroTherm Fines]

(0.060 + 0.890)

  • Latent Fiber Generated [Latent Fiber Fines]

Fracts = [0.985, 0.018, 0.010, 0.985, 0.950];

Fracts = repmat(Fracts, Nbrk, 1);

RoverDTrans = RoverDGen.*Fracts;

4. Extract desired breaks by matching weld attributes

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