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Rev 1 to Calculation L-001281, RWCU Areas Temperature Response Due to High Energy RWCU Fluid Leakage

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ATTACHMENT F CALCULATION NO. L-001281. Rev.1, Nov. 07,1997 RWCU AREAS TEMPERATURE RESPONSE DUE TO HIGH ENERGY RWCU FLUID LEAKAGE (Note that the "Monanine Area" as referred to in the attached calculations is the same as the holdup pipe area for RWCU) n.-

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RWCU Areas Temperature Response Due to High Energy RWCU Fluid Leakage STATION / UNIT.LaSalle / Units 1&2 SYSTEM ABBREVIATION: LD TQUIPNENT NO.: mmu PROJECT NO.: umu 10244-013 EV D STATOSTTJNVE10Tn17-QJ3EIGXENtIUCCRRDTGOT-------"-

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SUMMARY

InitialIssue Main Body Pages 1-20 Attachment A ages B194))

ages Al-A13 Attachment B Attachment C ages Cl C9)

DO ANY ASSUMPTIONS IN THIS CALCULATION REQUIRE LATER VERIFICATION YES@NOC

' (Refer to Assumptions 3.2,3.6a,3.6b, and 3.7. These are identified in Section 3.0 of this calculation.)

REVIEWED BY-E R Bianchi / d [1mr la DATE: 10/31/97 REVIEW METHOD: Detailed COMMENTS (C, NC OR Cl):_N_C_.

The reviewer's signature indicates compliance with S&L standard GES 320.10 and the verification of the following minimum items: correctness of math for hand prepared calculations, appropriateness ofinput data, (n) _appronnateness of assumptions and appropriatrnesmof the calculation method

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DATE: 11/07/97 REVISION

SUMMARY

Revision 1 (46 Pages)

Main Body Pages 120 Attachment A(Pages Al-A13)

Attachment B (Pages B1-B4)

Attachment C (Pages Cl-C9)

Revision 1 issued as a result of revised input data from NDIT No. LAS ENDIT-0501 Upgrade 2 (Ref. 5.2)

(Revision 0 of this calculation was based on Upgrade 1 of this NDIT)

Pages 2,3,12,17,18, AS, Al1, Al2, and Bl B4 affected.

O ELECTRONIC CALCULATION DATA FILES REVISED:

(Name ext / size /date/ hour; min / verification method / remarks)

DO ANY ASSUMPTIONS IN THIS CALCULATION REQUIRE LATER VERIFICATION YES@ NOO (Refer to Assumptions 3.2,3.6a,3.6b, and 3.7. These are identified in Section 3.0 of this calculation.)

REVIEWED BY: E R Bianchi / [ /ac M Clu' DATE: 11/07/97 REVIEW METHOD: Detailed COMMENTS (C, NC OR Cl): NC The reviewer's signature indicater, compliance with S&L standard GES 320.10 and the verification of the following minimum items: correctness of math for hand :3repared calculations, appropriateness ofinput data, appropriateness of assumptions, and cppropriateness of t le calculation method.

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PURPOSE /0BJECTIVE 4

METHODOLOGY AND ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA ASSUMPTIONS / ENGINEERING JUDGMENTS 10 DESIGN INPlTT I1 REFERENCES 12 CALCULATIONS IS

SUMMARY

AND CONCLUSIONS' 16 A'!TACl{MENTS 20 Attachment A EXCEL Calculation Spreadsheets Table of Contents Al Calculation Spreadst.cets A2 A13 Attachment B - NDIT No. LAS ENDIT-0501, Upgraoc BI 84 No. 2 Attachment C - NRC Safety Evaluation of changes to Cl C9 LaSalle Station main steam tunnel leak detection systems, Docket Nos. 50-373 and 50-?74, Dated 04/04/96.

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4 1.0 Purpose / Objective ne purpose of this calculation is to determine the steady-state.oom temperature and room differential tunperatures for the Reactor Water Cleanup (RWCU) systern areas as a result of high energy fluid leakage. Based on these temperature responses, analytical limits for establishing leak detection instrume-'t setpoints will be determined. Actual instrument setpoints will be calculated by the c~ninm m.C engmeer based on the analyticallimits. The RWCU system modtfication currently being conducted at LaSa'le County Station (we S&L letter SCM 04600, dated 07/08/97) introduces a n,d for this analysis due to the fotbwing:

Replacement of existing RWCU system pumps with larger,2x100% pumps in Pump Rooms A and C Change from air-cooled motor drives to water cooled drives for the pumps Rt.moval of the RWCU system pump in Pump Room B (now called Pump Valve Room)

Re routing of portions of the RWCU system piping Change in operatmg temperatures / pressures for several of ahe RWCU system pipelines Re-routing of hot pipmg with2 the Memnme Area. This area is listed as Hold Up P/pe Room (el. 774' 0") on the r.frangement drawings for Reactor Duilding Ventilation System.

(Ref. 5.3]

(V3 Addition of temperature-based leak detection 'o the filter / demin. (F/D) valve room (el.

807'0")

ne Leak Detection system consists of ambient temperature as well as differential temperature sensors located in the liVAC supply and retum air system for the RWCU areas. In the event of a pipe failure in one of the rooms, a percentage of the high energy fluid released fmm the pipe would flash to steam. As a result, the ambient room temperature would quickly rise, setting off high

.mperatire alarms in the control room. If the temperature continues to nse, the RWCU system is isolated by actuation of the inboard and outboard isolation valves, (G33 F001 and G33 F004) preventmg additional flow into the system. De differential temperature (AT) sensors in the liVAC system can also cause the presiously desenbed alarm / isolation functions to occur if the measured AT across a given room exceeds normal operating AT by a set amount. His calculation will consider the following areas for analytical limit determination. All areas listed are applicable to both Unit I and 2:

RWCU Pump Rooms A & C (el. 761' 0")

RWCU Pump Valve Rcom (el. 76l' 0")

RWCU Mezzanine Area (11old Up Pipe Room at el. 774' 0")

RWCU Heat Exchanger Rooms / Valve Rooms (el. 786' 6")

RWCU F/D Valve Room (el. 807' 0")

It should be noted that the methodology used in this calculation is based on temperature nse due to the percentage ofIcaLage which flashes to steam, which is pnmanly a function of process fluid

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temperature. As a result, this calculation will only consider leakage from piping in which the

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The steady state temperature for each room due to high energy fluid leakage is calculated by applying psychometric fundan=wala in conjunction with the laws of mass and energy conservation it should be noted that only the portion of the leakace which flashes into steam is included in the IWAC mass and energy balan=. De <=daaaai poition ofleakage would have some impact on ambient room temperature and room AT, houver, this effect will be dimW to al'ow for some conservatism in establishing setpomts. Assummg that no work is done in the rmxing process, and ignoring all kmeth: and potenual energy effects, the steady state mass and energy balances representmg the control volumes (rooms) are as follows:

mt. = m.(m mi)

Eq. 2.1 (mass balance) [Ref. 5.4J 0

= q. + m. ( h.i + mi x h i ) + ma ( h,) m. ( ho + m: x h.: )

Eq. 2.2 (energy balance)

[Ref. 5.4]

where:

my mass flow rate of flash steam tudcage (Ib/ min)

=

mass flow rate of dry IWAC supply air (Ib/ min) m.

=

humidity ratio ofIWAC supply air (lb, / lb) mi

=

humidity ratio ofIWAC retum air (Ib, / lb) m:

a h.i enthalpy of dry INAC supply air (BTU /lb)

=

h.i cathalpy of entrained water vapor in the supply air (BTU /:b)

=

ha enthalpy of dry IWAC retum air (BTU /lb)

=

h.:

enthalpy of entrained water vapor in the return air (BTU /lb)

=

room heat load (BTU / min) q.

=

h, enthalpy of saturated vapor at room (atmospheric) pressure (pi) (BTU /lb)

=

General Notes:

1)

Humidity ratios and air enthalpics are referenced to pounds of dry air.

2)

Supply air humidity ratio is calculated based on the relative humidity provided by Reference 5.2 as follows:

0.622 x p, / ( pi. p,)

Eq. 2.3a [Ref. 5.4]

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=

p, 4 x p.

Eq. 2.3b [Ref. 5.4)

=

where: pi atmospheric pressure (psia)

=

partial pressure of water vapor entrained in the supply air (psia) p,

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relative humidity

=

p, saturation pressure (psia) of water at IWAC supply air

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The mass flow rate of flash steam leakage (mt.) will be determined based on the assumption of a constant enthalpy, adiabatic expansion of the high energy fluid throust the line break. Using this enthalpy and.the enthalpies of saturated liquid and saturated vapor at room pressure, the quality, or percent of flash steam (%FS) of the two-phase fluid will be determined as follow?:

%FS (ht. hr) / (h, hr)

Eq. 2.4 (percent of flash steam) [Ref. 5.4]

=

where:

h.

enthalpy of fluid within the RWCU system at leakage point (BTU /lb), based on pt

=

t (pressure at leakage point) and Tt. (temperature at leakage point) cathalpy of saturated liquid at room pressure (BTU /lb) hr

=

h, as previously defined

=

The total fhsh steam flow will then be computed by multiplying the percent of flash steam by the total amount of fluid leakage as follows:

mu mt x %FS Eq. 2.5a (total flash steam flow)

=

where:

Total mass flow rate ofleakage, based on t; al volumetric flow rate ofleakage mta

=

(Qta) multiplied by the density (pi.), where pt s based on water at 60 *F, Use of i

this density is consistent with methods outlined for Main Steam tunnel leakage detection at LaSa!!c Station [Ref. 5.7]

he total mass flow rate of unflashed liquid (m d is then given by:

o m,.

ma Equation 2.5b (mass flow of unflashed liquid) mor a

Once the flash steam flow (mt ) is obtained, the humidity ratio of the FWAC retum air (m2) is given by the following equatio 1, based on Assumptions 3.2 and 3.3 :

wi + mt,/m.

Eq. 2.6 (exiting humidity ratio) m2

=

Dividing Equation 2.2 by m. and rearranging, we obtain the following equation which must be solved iteratively

q. / m. + h.t + mi x h i + mt, x h, / m, ho + m: x h,2 Eq. 2.2a a

in this,ase, an outlet temperature T is selected such that the corresponding values of he.:-i 19 r

balance the nght side with the left side of the equation.

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7 As &taded in LAS-ENDIT-0501 (Ref. 5.2), the HVAC supply air flow durms a leak is to based on the concept of constant volumetric flow rate for deternunation of the analytical limits for malatian. This methodologyis as follows:

1he volumetric flow rate ofleakage stam is calculated This flow rate is given by the followag

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my x v.

Fq. '2.7 Q.

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' specific volume of saturated steam at atmospheric

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v,

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Pressure Q,is then compared with the normal supply air volumetric flow rate, if Q, exceeds this value, then the supply air flow is effectively shut off. Zero CFM supply air is then used in the calculation of room tempersture response, if the volumstnc flow rate of steam dos not exceed the normal supply air volumetric flow rate, then the supply air flow rate is reduced by an amount equal to Q,.'

This effect may occur to some extent for lower leakage cases such as 5 GPM, but is not considered, resultag in lower, more conservative analytical limits. For additional information concerning this =1 ~4alazy, refer to Reference 5.2.

h The calculation spreadsheets (A*=rkment A, Pages A2-A6) will show temperature responses for the areas listed in Section 1.0 of this calculation for the followmg cases:

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One, [. No I==l< (Summer witn Eauinment Oneratina)

-lhis case deternunes the room temperature response for no leakage in the rooms during normal RWCU system operation. It is used as a " base case" for evaluating whether a selected analytical

- limit could potennally cause a false alarm or false isolation.

Case 2 - 5 GPM i >=k (Summer w/Eauinment Ooeratino)

This case deternunes the room temperature responses during normal RWCU system operation for a leakage flow rate of 5 GPM during Summer. The pump and heat exchangers are therefore considered to be operating. The values calculated for this case will determme the analytical limits for alarm, which will be discussed and confirmed in Section 7.0 of this calculation.

Case 3 - Detectable I a L (Summer with Eauioment not Ooerntino) - Apphes to Pump Rooms Only

/ Heat Exchanger Rooms Only.

This case detemunes the amount of leakage which will cause an alarm in a non-operating pump room or heat exchanger room during Summer, and is for infonnation only. Since the heat load for the operating equipment is not included in the energy balance, it will naturally take more than 5 GPM leakage befoce the analytical limit established by Case 2 is reached.

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8-C==> 4 - Da-*=hle 1-4 / AT Only Minter with Eauinment Cwirks) he " base case" sad the analytical limits for alarm are established by Case 1 and Case 2, respectively. Since these cases only consider Summet conditions, it is a-===

y to calculate the amount ofleakage wiuch will cause room t.,-..vi.r.rure to reach the Case 2 analytical limits by AT measurement durms Winter. The purpose ofincluding these cases is to show the conservansm in -

basing the analytical limits for AT on Summer conditions.

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respectively ' Since these cases only consider Summer W%, it is necessary to calculate the --

amount ofleakage which will cause room L.w.sare to reach the Case 2 analytical limits by ambient measurement during Winter. This case is provided for informatxm only, emma 5 - Da t=ble 1 -4 / AT Only Minter with Eauinment not C-.

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his case deternunes the amount ofleakage which will cause room L,..r.i. ire to reach the Case analytical Imuts by AT measurement in a non operaung pump room or heat ~k-=r room dunns Winter, and is for information only. Since the heat load for the operaung equipment is not included in the energy balance, it will naturally take more than 5 GPM leakage before the analytical limit established by. Case 2 is reached Fa=a 5a - Da~ t=ble I >4 / Ambient Only Minter with Eouinment not Cwi= si-Apphes to Pump Rooms / Heat Erchanger Rooms Only his case determines the amount ot' leakage which will cause room temperature to reach the Case 2 analytical limits by ambient measurement in a non operating pump room or heat exchanger room during Winter, and is for information only. Since the heat load for the operstmg equipment is not included in the energy balance, it will naturally take more than 5 GPM leakage before the analytical limit established by Case 2 is reached.

Case 6 - 25 GPM Leak his case determines the temperature responses for the various areas during a 25 GPM fluid leak.

As the calculation spreadsheets will show, 25 GPM leakage results in a volumetric steam flow which is greater than the volumetric air flow for all areas except for the heat exchanger rooms. Per Reference 5.2, the HVAC supply air flow will be shut off for these areas, makmg the calculation of both summer and winter cases unnecessary. Since this is not the case for the heat exchanger rooms, Cases 7 and 7a (see below) are provided to address this area's system capability during Winter, The values calculated for this case will determine the analytical lim;ts for isolation, which will be discussed and confirmed in Section 7.0 of this calculation.

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Case 7 - Detectable Leak i AT Only Minter) Apphes to Heat Exchanger Rooms Only The " base case" and the analytical limits for isolation for the heat exchanger rooms are established by Case 1 and Case 6, respectively. Since th se cases only consider Summer conditions,it is nacessarv to calculate the amount ofleakage which will cause room temperature to reach the Case

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6 analytical limits by AT measurement dunng Winter. ne purpose ofincludmg this case is to p-show the conservansm in basing the analytical limits for AT on Summer conditions.

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CALCULA110N NO.L 001281 PAGE NO. 9 Case la - Detectable Leak I Ambient Only Mintet)- Apphes to Heat Exchanger Rooms Only The " base case" and the analytical limiu for isolation for the heat exchanger rooms are established by Case I auf Case 6, respectively. Smce these cases only consider Summer conditions,it is necessary to calculate the amount ofleakage which will cause room temperature to reach the Case 6 analytical limits by ambient measurement during Winter. This case is provided for informance only.

2.1 he~.tu.c# Criteria:

De analytical limits will be based on a conservative analysis of temperature r-= for vanous operaung scenarios, calculated per the method outlined in Section 2.0. In addition, the pae-ial for false alarms or isolations should be nunmuzed Analytical limits for alarm shall occur at temperatures responses correspondmg to approximately 5 GPM leakage, and limits for isolation shall co..W to approximately 25 GPM leakage rates (Actual alarm / isolation leakage rates will vary based on room temperature, nace this affects the sensitivity of the system.)

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10 3.0 Assumptions / Engineering Judgments 3.1 High pressure fluid leaking frora the RWCU system is assumed to undergo a constant enthalpy, adiabatic expansion to room pressure.

3.2 Large openmgs currently exist around the HVAC retum air ductwork penetrations between the RWCU pump rooms and RWCU valve room. It is assumed that these openmgs will be scaled in order to effectively limit the amount of steam which could pass between rooms during a leak. This assumption provides the basis for the engineering judgment that singic inlet / single exit HVAC flow may be used for modeling purposes. This assumpnon is unven)ed at this timefor both units.

3.3 ne entering and exiting moist air streams are regarded as ideal gas nuxtures of dry air and water vapor for pmposes of temperature sensing.

3.4 Room temperature responses due to the effect of the unflashed portion of leakage will be considered negligible. This covers both heat input from radiation / convection, as well as evaporative cooling effects.

3.5 Changes in pressure throughout the RWCU system are assumed to have a negligible impact on enthalpy. This assumption is substantiated by the following values, per Reference 5.6 :

Temocrature Pressure Enthalov Percent Difference 534'F 1200 psia

$28.81 BTU /lb 534*F 915.6 psia (SAT.)

529.25 BTUnb 0.08 % (negligible) 437'F 1200 psia 416.30 BTUnb 437 'F 600 psia 415.85 BTU /lb 0.11 % (neghgible) 233*F 1200 psia 203.89 BTU 4b 233 'F 600 psia 202.60 BTU 4b 0.63 % (negligible)

As a result, the normal operating mode pressure of 1020 psia given on the process diagram (Ref.

5.8] will be used in the calculation of fluid enthalpy for all cases corsidered 3.6a The routing of the newly installed RWCU piping for Unit 1 is assumed to follow the path outlined by References 5.916. Smce the ECNdrawings provided by Reference 3.9a have been issued onlyfor comment at this nme, this assumpnon is unvenfiedfor Umt 1.

3.6b The routing of the newly installed RWCU piping for Unit 2 is assumed to follow a path similar to that for Unit I. This assumpnon is therefore unvenfledat this nme. Although the extsangpiping drawsngs [Ref 3.9b] have been confirmed to be idenncalfor Umts 1 and 2 with regards to impacts on leak detecnon the Unit 2 ECNdrawmgs have not been issued at this nme.

A 3.7 It is assumed that Unit 2 HVAC design information will be identical to that provided for Unit I in Reference 5.2. This assumpnon is unvenfied at this nme.

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11 4.0 Design inputs 4.1 RWCU system operstmg pressures and temperatures are obtained from the General Electric process degrams for the RWCU system. [Ref. 5.8]

4.2 Heat loads for each of the rooms under various operstmg cases, as well as HVAC supply air

- temperatures for all cases considered, were obtamed,via NDIT. [Ref. 5.2) 4.3 HVAC supply air flow rates for cases of 0 GPM and 5 GPM leakage were obtamad via NDIT,

[Ref. 5.2) This NDIT also prmded the m-madalogy for determmmg HVAC supply air flow rates for cases of 25 GPM leakage 4.4 The HVAC supply air relative humidity, which was used to calculate the supply air humidity ratio, was obtamed via NDIT, [Ref. 5.2]

4.5 The basis for using a density of 62.4 lb/ft' for converting volume ic leakage rates to mass flow rates was obtainad from an NRC safety evaluation for a similar type ofleak detection system at LaSalle County Station. [Ref. 5.7]

4.6 The fund = mental hermodynamic and psychometric equations used in calculatmg room t...r.gure t

responses, as well as supply air enthalpies, were obtained from a thermodynamics textbook [5.4]

4.7 Enthalpies of RWCU system fluids (i.e. steam, water) based on process conditions were obtamed from ASME steam tables. [Ref. 5.6]

4.8 General conversion factors used in the EXCEL calculation spreadsheets were obtained from Reference 5.5.

4.9 References 5.la-c provide general information concerning functional details of the RWCU system, Leak Detection system, and Reactor Building Ventilation system. It should be noted that these documents were used for background information only and prosided no analytical input to this calculation.

l 4.10 Routmg of the RWCU piping through the arcas under consideration was obtained from piping l

drawings for the RWCU system. [5.9a-b] By analyzing these drawings, along with arrangement drawings for the reactor building ventilation system (5.3], the location of a given section of pipmg with regards to other physical details (walls, HVAC flows, etc.) was determined.

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12 5.0 References 5.la P&lD's for Leak Detection System i

M 155 sheet 2 of 2 Unit 1 P&ID - leak Detection (LD), Rev. H' M-157 sheet 2 of 2 Unit 2 P&lD - Leak Detection (LD), Rev. E 5.lb - P&ID's for Reactor Building Ventilation System M-1455 sheet 1 of 4 Unit 1 P&ID - Reactor Building Ventilanon System, Rev. F M-1455 shou 2 of 4 Unit 1 P&ID - Reactor Buildmg Vanhinhan System, Rev. J M 1455 sheet 3 of 4 Unit 1 P&ID - Reactor Buikhng Ventilation System, Rev. F M 1455 sheet 4 of 4 Unit 1&2 P&ID - Reactor Buildmg HVAC Misc. Systems, Rev. B M-1456 sheet 1 of 3 Unit 2 P&ID - Reactor Bmidmg Ventilation System, Rev. C M-1456 sheet 2 of 3 Unit 2 P&ID - Reactor Buikhng Ventilation System, Rev. K M 1456 sher.t 3 of 3 Unit 2 P&ID - Reactor Building Ventilation System, Rev. E 5.lc P&ID's for Reactor Water Cleanup System M-97 sheet 1 Unit 1 P&ID - Reactor Water Cleanup System, Rev. AD M-97 sheet 2 Unit 1 P&ID - Reactor Water Cleanup System, Rev. W M 97 sheet 3 Unit 1 P&ID - Reactor Water Cleanup System, Rev. V M 97 sheet 4 Unit 1 P&lD - Reactor Water Cleanup System, Rev U M-97 sheet 5 Unit 1 P&lD - Reactor Water Cleanup System, Rev. M M-143 sheet 1 Unit 2 P&lD - Reactor Wate Cleanup System, Rev. AA M-143 sheet 2 Unit 2 P&lD - Reactor Water Cleanup System, Rev. R M 143 sheet 3 Unit 2 P&lD - Reactor Water Cleanup System, Rev. P M-143 sheet 4 Unit 2 P&lD - Reactor Water Cleanup System, Rev. S M 143 sheet 5 Unit 2 P&lD - Reactor Water Cleanup System, Rev. P 5.2 NDIT No. LAS ENDIT-0501 Upgrade 2, Dated 11/05/97, Pages 13 (of 3) + attachment,

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5.3 Arrargw.cr,t Drawings for Reactor Building Ventilation System :

M-1359 sheet 2 of 2 Unit i Reactor Building Ventilation System El. 761' 0" West, Rev. M M 1357 sheet 2 of 2 Unit i Reactor Building Ventilation System El. 786' 6" West, Rev. T M-1356 sheet I of 2 Unit i Reactor Building Ventilation System El. 807 0" West, Rev. M M-1354 sheet 2 of 2 Unit i Reactor Building Ventilation System El. 820' 6" West, Rev. L

- M_-1360 sheet 2 of 2 Unit 2 Reactor Building Ventibtion System El. 761' 0" West, Rev. N L M-1358 sheet 2 of 2

. Unit 2 Reactor Railding Ventilation System El. 786' 6" West, Rev. N M-1356 sheet 2 of 2 Unit 2 Reactor Ioilding Ven'ilation System El. 807' 0" West, Rev. K'

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Rsferences. cont'd.

5A:

Fundamentals of Engmeerms Thermodynamics - 2nd Edition, Moran & Shapiro,1992~

- Chapter 3, pp. 78-79

- Chapter 12, p. 561 Chapter 12, p. 568 5.5 '

Cameron Hydrauhc Data.17th Edition 5.6 1967 ASME Stamm Tables.'American Society of Mechanical F=:H, NY, NY,1967.

5.7.

NRC Safety Evaluation of changes to LaSalle Station main steam tunnel leak detection systems, Docket Nos. 50-373 and 50-374, Dated 04/04/96 (included as A*=h C]

5.8 General Electric Drawing No. 922D263 Rev. 6, Process Diagram Reactor Water Cleanup System General Electric Drawing No. 922D263AA sht. 2 Rev. 8, Process Data Reactor Water Cleanup System' 5.9a - NDIT No. LAS-ENDIT-0477 Upgrade 0, Dated 9/24/97, Pages 1-2 (of 2) + attachments,

(unwrified)

This NDIT provided the follomag ECN drawmss:

M440 sheet 10 Reactor Water Cleanup Piping - Racirc. Pumps Suction, Rev. NEW M440 sheet i1 Reactor Water Cleanup Piping - Recire. Pumps Discharge, Rev. NEW 4

- 5.9b Pininn Inometne Drawinns - Eviemo RWCU System Pininn:

' M440 sheet 1 of 9 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. J M-840 sheet 2 of 9 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. G M-840 sheet 3 of 9 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. V M440 sheet 4 of 9 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. M M440 sheet 5 of 9 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. AA M-840 sheet 6 of 9 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. J

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. M440 sheet 8 of 9 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. X -

.M-840 sheet 9 of 9 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. M M-940 sheet 1 of 9z

. Unit 2 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. K M-940 sheet 2 of 9 Unit 2 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. E M 940 sheet 3 of 9 Unit 2 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. P I-M-940 sheet 4 of 9; Unit 2 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. L M-940 sheet 5 of 9 Unit 2 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. U M 940 sheet 6 of 9

_ Unit 2 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. H M-940 sheet 7 of 9

. Unit 2 Reactor Water Clean Up Piping, Rev. P c

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%e analytical limit for alarm is based on the Summer temperature response of 32.4 T AT /136.4 T ambient, which provides the Wa4g case for 5 GPM leakage in an operstmg pump room.

Based w a review of Table 1 in A*=h A, this limit will be reached by AT measurement with a 4.1 GPM leakage rate in the Winter (See Case 4). In the event the leak occurs in a non-operaung pump room, this limit will be reached by AT measurement with leakage rates of 10.2 GPM and 8.0 GPM for the Summer and Winter, respectively (See Cases 3 and 5 in Table 1).

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The HVAC supply air flow is shut off by a leakage rate of 25 GPM, as indicated by Reference 5.2 and the calculated volumetric flow rate of steam in Table 1 (See Case 6). Once this occurs, the room emironment will be 100% saturated steam. De analytical limit is therefore 212 T, regardless of the normal supply air temperatures considered. Some conservatism is offered by this limit, since heat input from the piping and equipment within the room was neglected for Case 6.

RWCU Pump Valve Room AT Ambient Base Case (Zero Leakage) 17.6 T 121.6 7 Alarm Analytical Limit 41.0 T 145.0 T isolation Analytical Limit 94.0 7 212.0 7 Discussion:

he analytical limit for alarm is based on the Summer temperature response of 41.0 T AT /145.0 T ambient, which provides the bouncung case for 5 GPM leakage in the RWCU Pump Valve -

Room. Based on a review of Ta'. c 2 in Attachment A, this limit will be reached by AT measurement with a 3.9 G'N v.0;tge rate in the Winter (See Case 4).

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ne HVAC supply air flow is shut off by a leakage rate of 25 GPM, as indicated by Reference 5.2 awl the calculated volumetric flow rate of steam in Table 2 (See Case 6). Once this occurs, the room environment will be 100*/. saturated steam %e analytical limit is therefore 212 'F, regardless of the normal supply air temperatures considered. Some conservatism is offered by this limit, since heat input from the piping and equipment within the room was neglected for Case 6.

.. RWCU Mezzanine Area AT Ambient Base Case (2 roImkage) 17.3 T 121.3 7 Alarm Analyticalihit 40.8 T 144.8 T isolation AnalyticalI.indt 94.0 T 212.0 T Discussion:

The analytical limit for alann is based on the Summer temperature response of 40.8 'F AT /144.8

'F ambient, which provides the boundmg case for 5 GPM leakage in the RWCU Memame Area.

e Based on a review of Table 3 in Attachment A, this limit will be reached by AT measurement with l

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He HVAC supply ait flow is shut off by a leakage rate of 25 GPM, as indicated by Reference 5.2 and the calculated volumetric flow rate of steam in Tabie 3 (See Case 6). Once this occurs, the room environment will be 100% saturated stearn. The analytical limit is therefore 212 'F, regardless of the normal supply air temperat tres considered. Some conservatism is offered by this limit, since heat input from the piping and equipment within the room was neglected for Case 6.

RWCU Heat Exchanger Rooms AT Ambient Mse Case (Zero Leakage) 17.6 *F 121,6 T Alarm AnalyticalLimit 24.6 7 128.6 7 l

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The analytical limit for alarm is based on the Summer temperature response of 24.6 T AT /128.6 T ambient. which provides the bounding case for 5 GPM leakage in the RWCU Heat Exchanger Rooms. Based on a review of Table 4 in Attachment A, this limit will be reached by AT l

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I8 Summary and Conclusions. cont'd:

'Ihe HVAC supply air flow is agt shut off by a leakage rate of 25 GPM, as ind;cated by Reference 5.2 and the calculated volumetric flow rate of steam in Table 4 (See Case 6). Based on a resiew of Table 4, the Summer temperature response of 41.8 T AT /159.8 7 ambient prmides the boundmg case for 25 GPM leakage. This limit will be reached by AT measurement with a 17.0 GPM leakage rate in the Winter (See Case 7).

RWCU F/D Valve Room AT Ambient Base Case (Zero Leakage) 19.6 7 123.6 T Alarm Analytical Limit 44.5 T 148.5 7 Isolation Analytical Limit 94.0 7 212.0 T Discussion:

he analytical limit for alarm is based on the Summer temperature response of 44.5 T AT /148.5 T ambient, which provides the boundmg case for 5 GPM leakage in the RWCU F/D Valve Room Based on a review of Table 5 in Attachment A, this limit will be wached by AT incasurement with

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He HVAC supply air flow is shut off by a leakage rate of 25 GPM, as indi:ated by Reference 5.2 and the calculated volumetric flow rate of steam in Table 5 (See Case 6). Once this occurs, the room environment will be 100% saturated steam ne analytical limit is therefore 212 T, regardless of the nomial supply air temperatures considered. Some ccraservatism is offered by this limit, since heat input from the piping and equipment within the room was neglected for Case 6.

General Discussion:

Please note following with regards to temperature-based leak detection sytems as described by this calculation:

Ambient air temperature sensors should be located within a given rmm, near the point where HVAC retum air exits the room.

Inlet air AT sensors should be located outside of a given room, so that the temperature of the induced HVAC supply air flow to the room is accurately measured. The sensors should be located well clear of any potential heat source, and should be located a sufficient distance from the room entryway (door, gravity damper, etc.). This is necessary so that the measured inlet air temperature is not affected by steam backflowing from a room during a leak.

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19 Summary pd Conclusions. cont'd.

Ifleakage occurs during operation with room supply air temperatures less than 104 'F, high temperature alarms will likely be actuated by the AT sensors before the ambient sensors.

As mentioned in Section 1.0 of this calculation, the actual instrument setpost will be calculated based on the analytical limits listed above. It may be desirable or necessary to adjust this actual instruinent cetpoint up or down based on various consideranons Fo:

example, if the resulting calculated setpoint is es..dy close to the base-case (no leakage) analytical limit, it may be necessary to raise the setpost to avoid false alarms Ahernatively, it may be desirable to lower a calculated setpoint. For example, if the calculated isolation setpoint is 200*F, it may be desirable to lower this setpoint, since additional conservansm could be implemented without introducing the possibility of false isolations.

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EXCEL Calculation SpH=Les e Aa-kment B -

Com.svedth Edison NDIi No. LAS-ENDIT-0501 e Attachment C -

NRC Safety Evaluation of changes to LaSalle Station main steam tunnel leak detection systems, Docket Nos. 50-373 and 50-374, Dated 04/04/96.

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Table 1 RWCU Pump Rooms Temperature Response Due to p.A2 High Energy Fluid Leakage Table 2 RWCU Pump Valve Room Temperature Response Due p.A3 to High Energy Fluid leakage Table 3 RWCU Mezzamne Area Temperature Response Duc p.A4 to High Energy Fluid leakage.

Table 4 RWCU Heat Exchanger Room / Valve Room Temperature

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p. A7-A8 Table 2A Formulas Used in Table 2

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