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Nonproprietary CEN-207(C)-NP, Waterford 3,Cycle 1 CPC & Ceac Data Base Document.

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CEN 207(C)-NP WATERFORD 3, CYCLE 1 CPC AND CEAC DATA BASE DOCUMENT WATERFORD STEAM

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Nuclear Power Systems Power Systems Group Windsor, Connecticut 06095 JUNE 21, 1982

WATERFORD-3 CYCLE 1 CPC AND CEAC DATA BASE DOCUt1ENT CPC/CEAC Data Base Document Revision 00 Page 2

ABSTRACT This document provides the data base constants for the Core Protection Calculator System consistent with the functional design described in the CPC Functional Design Specification (Reference 1), the CEAC Functional Design Specification (Reference 2), and the CPC/CEAC software modification for Waterford-3 (Reference 3). The data base constants are contained in data files in Section 3.1. These files use nomenclature and vendor location Section 3.2 numbers consistent with the CPC FORTRAN Simulation Code.

contains a cross-reference table which correlates the CPC FORTRAN Code nomenclature to the CPC and CEAC Functional Design Specification nomenclature.

In addition to the data base constants, initialization criteria are contained in Section 3.3.

The constants contained in this document are applicable to the second fuel cycle operation of the Waterford-3 plant.

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

5 1.1 PURPOSE 1.2 SCOPE 5 1.3 APPLICABILITY 6

1.4 REFERENCES

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1.1 PURPOSE The purposes of this document are:

(1) To specify the CPC and CEAC data base constants applicable to the Waterford-3 Cycle i software described by Reference 1, the CPC Functional Design Specification, Reference 2, the CEA Calculator Functional Design Specification, and Reference 3, the CPC/CEAC Software tiodification for Waterford-3.

(2) To serve as the design interface document between C-E engineering groups responsible for the specification and implementation, respectively, of the CPC/CEAC design.

1.2 SCOPE The CPC/CEAC system, as functionally described in References 1, 2 and 3, is implemented in assembly language and also exists as a FORTRAN simulation. This document provides: .

(1) Data base values for the protection system algorithm constants denoted by References 1, 2 and 3 for use in the assembly language implementation, and (2) Selected data base values for those protection system algorithm and simulation associated constants required by the FORTRAN Simulation Code, and (3) Initialization criteria required by the system implementation group and specified in Reference 1 Section 3.6.

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1.3 APPLICABILITY The data base constants specified by this document are applicable to:

(1) the CPC and CEAC protection systems described in References 1, 2, and 3 (2) the Waterford-3 Verification and Certification of the CPC FORTRAN Simulation' Code.

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1.4 REFERENCES

1. Functional Design Specification for a Core Protection Calculator, CEN-147(S)-P, January,1981.

2. Functional Design Specification for a Control Element Assembly Calculator,CEN-148(S)-P, January,1981.

3. CPC/CEAC Software Modification for Waterford-3, CEN-197(C)-P, '

March, 1982.

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This document contains a compilation of Waterford-3 Cycle 1, CPC and CEAC constants. The sources of these constants and their bases are included in the Reference section. These references reside

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'spicified by References 1, 2 and 3. This is done to allow for possible expansion of some data constants at a future date.

Section 3.2 contains a cross-reference list. This list is provided to assure consistency between the system functional design nomenclature and the FORTRAN Simulation Code nomenclature.

The left hand column contains FORTRAN constant names as found in the data file in Section 3.1. The middle column contains the The right hand vector location associated with the FORTRAN file.

column contains the corresponding constant name as found in the functional design specifications, References 1 and 2, and Reference 3, the CPC/CEAC Software Modification for Waterford-3.

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3.3 INITIALIZATION CRITERIA Section 3.6 of Reference 1 defines initialization and initialization l criteria. The Generic values for the initialization constants are:

It is assumed that during initialization, the variables to which the above constants apply always approach steady-state from the conservative direction.

3.3.1 The following constants for Reactor Power Cutback will be QA'd by this document.

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These constants either use the same variable name' and memory location, or have different variable names and memory locations due to individual program usage. These constants are listed here to ensure that if one of these constants is changed, all locations using the specified constants are changed. The multiply - defined constants are:

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