ML17258A700

SEP Review of NRC Safety Topic III-1,Associated W/Electrical,Instrumentation & Control Portion of Classification of Structures Components & Sys for Ginna Nuclear Power Plant

ML17258A700
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Site:	Ginna
Issue date:	08/31/1980
From:	Gilmore L, Laudenbach D, Mayn B EG&G, INC.
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ABSTRACT This report documents the technical evaluation and review of NRC Safety Topic 111-1, associated with the electrical, instrumentation, and control portions of the classification of structures, components, and systems for the Ginna Nuclear Power Plant, using current licensing criteri a.

FOREWORD This report is supplied as part of the Systematic Evaluation Pro-gram being conducted for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

The work was performed by

EGSG, Inc.,

Energy Measurements

Group, San Ramon Opertions for Lawrence Livermor e National Laboratory under U.S.

Depar tment of Energy contract number DE-AC08-76NV01183.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Page

1. INTRODUCTION.................

1 2.

REVIEW GUIDELINES................

3 3.

COMPILATION OF IDENTIFIED SYSTEMS 3.1 Engineered Safety Feature Systems 3.2 Reactor Protection System 3.3 Additional Systems 5

5 6

6 REFERENCES.

7 APPENDIX A NRC SAFETY TOPICS RELATED TO THIS REPORT.....

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SYSTEMATIC EVALUATION'ROGRAM REVIEW OF NRC SAFETY TOPIC III-1 ASSOCIATED WITH THE ELECTRICAL, INSTRUMENTATION, AND CONTROL PORTION OF THE CLASSIFICATION OF STRUCTURES, COMPONENTS, AND SYSTEMS FOR THE GINNA NUCLEAR POWER PLANT

,D. H. Laudenbach EG8G, Inc., Energy Measurements Group San Ramon Operations 1.

INTRODUCTION Some of the SEP plant structures,

systems, and components may not be designed to withstand the effects of a

safe shutdown earthquake and remain functional.

In

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cases, systems and components important to safety may not be

designed, fabricated,

erected, and tested to quality standards commensurate with their safety function.

The compilation of the major systems required for design basis events (DBE) and for safe shutdown of the plant is submitted in support of NRC Safety Topic 111-12.

This safety topic addresses whether the major systems identified meet current quality standards.

2.

REVIEW GUIDELINES The objective of this review is to identify only the major elec-trical, instrumentation and control systems (EICS) required for DBE and for safe shutdown of the plant.

This identification is to be performed when reviewing each NRC safety topic.

A detailed search is not to be made to identify all required systems for DBE and for safe shutdown.

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COMPILATION OF IDENTIFIED SYSTEMS 3.1 ENGINEERED SAFETY FEATURE SYSTEMS The following engineered safety feature systems are required for DBE and safe shutdown:

1.

Safety injection system (Emergency Core Cooling System) a.

High-pressure safety injection pumps b.

Low-pressure safety injection (RHR) pumps c.

Passive accumulators d.

Refueling water storage tank e.

Boric acid tanks 2.

Containment air recirculation and filtration system.

a.

Fan-cooler units b.

Charcoal filter units c.

Iodine removal units d.

Hydrogen recombiner 3.

Containment spray system a.

Containment spray pumps b.

Refueling water storage tank c.

Spray additive tank 4.

Containment isolation system 5.

Containment ventil ating system a.

Recirculation ventilation b.

Purge system

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3.2 REACTOR PROTECTION SYSTEMS The following reactor protection systems (reactor trip channels) are required for DBE and safe shutdown:

1.

High nuclear flux (power range) 2.

High nuclear flux (intermediate range) 3.

High nuclear flux (source range) 4.

Overtemperature hT 5.

Overpower hT 6.

Low RCS pressure 7.

High pressurizer pressure 8.

High pressurizer water level 9.

Low reactor coolant flow 10.

Turbine trip 11.

High containment pressure 12.

Low steam generator pressure 13.

Low steam generator level 14.

Manual trip 3.3 ADDITIONAL SYSTEMS In addition to the ESF and

RPS, the following systems are requir-ed for DBE and safe shutdown:

1.

Auxiliary feedwater system 2.

Service water system 3.

Component cooling water system 4.

. Residual heat removal system 5.

Chemical and volume control system 6.

Offsite power system 7.

Control room systems 8.

Emergency power (a-c and d-c) and control power for the above systems and components

REFERENCES 1.

Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation, Ginna Final Safety Analysis

Report, dated April 23, 1975.

2.

EQG, San Ramon Division, technical evaluation reports on NRC safety topics:

a) b)

c) e)

f) g)

h)

Safety Topic VI-7.A.3, "ECCS Actuation." November 1979.

Safety Topic VI-lO.A, "Testing of RTS and ESF, Including Response Time," November 1979.

Safety Topic VII=1.A, "Isolation of RPS from Non-safety

Systems, Including gualification of Isolation Devices," July 1980.

Safety Topic YI-7.B, "ESF Switchover from Injection to Recircula-tion Node,"

November 1979.

Safety Topic VII-2, "ESF System Control Logic and Design," July 1980.

Safety Topic Y-11.B, "RHR Interlock Requirements,"

June 1980.

Safety Topic V-10.B, "RHR System Reliabi lity," May 1980.

Safety Topic VII-3, "Systems Required for Safe Shutdown,"

August 1980.

APPENDIX A NRC SAFETY TOPICS RELATED TO THIS REPORT 1.

Safety Topic VI-7.A.3 2.

Safety Topic VI-10.A "ECCS Actuation."

"Testing of RTS and ESF, Including Response Time."

3.

Safety Topic VII-1.A "Isolation of RPS from Non-safety

Systems, Including

()ual if i cation of Isol ation Devices."

4.

Safety Topic VI-7.B "ESF Switchover from Injection to Recir-culation Mode.

5.

Safety Topic VII-2 6.

Safety Topic III-2 7.

Safety Topic III-3 "ESF System Control Logic and Design."

"Mind and Tornado Loadings."

"Hydrodynamic Loads."

a)

Effects of high water level on structures b)

Structural and other consequences (e.g.,

flooding of safety-related

.equipment in basements) of failure of underdrain systems c)

Inservice inspection of water control structures.

8.

Safety Topic III-4 9.

Safety Topic III-5 10.

Safety Topic III-6 "Missile Generation and Protection."

a)

Tornado missiles b)

Turbine missiles c)

Internally-generated missiles d)

Site pr oximity missiles (including aircraft).

"Eval uati on of Pi pe Breaks."

a)

Effects of pipe break on structures, systems and components insi de con-tainment b)

Pipe break outside containment.

"Seismic Design Considerations."