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Attachment3ExecutiveSummaryof Challenged Questions and FPL RecommendationQuestion 34:This questionis being challenged in accordance with NUREG 1021 REV 11, ES-403for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused theapplicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 34provides the operator with a Loss of CCW scenario in whichone of the RCPs is experiencing High Motor Bearing temperatures.FPL recommends to accept bothA and D distractors as correct for question 34 since two procedures that are applicable during theconditions described on the stem direct different actions, which are both applicable and correct.Question 89:This question is being challenged in accordance with NUREG 1021 REV 11, ES-403 for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused the applicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 89provides the operator with a scenario where one ICW/CCWstrainer and one ICW/TPCW strainer are being backwashed simultaneously. Subsequent failuresprevent restoration from backwashing operations.The questionisto determine if a procedurallimitation from 4-NOP-019, Intake Cooling Water System, has been violated and if the Unit Supervisoris required to apply TS 3.0.3. On question 89 it is unclear if an action statement was initially enteredwhen the ICW/CCW backwash was started.Due to conflicting answers as a result of a missing pieceof information FPL recommends to delete question 89 from the exam.Question 94:This question is being challenged in accordance with NUREG 1021 REV 11, ES-403 for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused the applicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 94is relatedknowledge ofSTA responsibilities. At Turkey Point,our plant administrative procedure 0-ADM-200,Operations Management Manual,is more restrictivethan theTechnical Specifications. This question did notspecify which reference to usein order toformulate a response.Due to conflicting answers FPL recommends to delete question 94 from theexam. | Attachment3ExecutiveSummaryof Challenged Questions and FPL RecommendationQuestion 34:This questionis being challenged in accordance with NUREG 1021 REV 11, ES-403for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused theapplicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 34provides the operator with a Loss of CCW scenario in whichone of the RCPs is experiencing High Motor Bearing temperatures.FPL recommends to accept bothA and D distractors as correct for question 34 since two procedures that are applicable during theconditions described on the stem direct different actions, which are both applicable and correct.Question 89:This question is being challenged in accordance with NUREG 1021 REV 11, ES-403 for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused the applicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 89provides the operator with a scenario where one ICW/CCWstrainer and one ICW/TPCW strainer are being backwashed simultaneously. Subsequent failuresprevent restoration from backwashing operations.The questionisto determine if a procedurallimitation from 4-NOP-019, Intake Cooling Water System, has been violated and if the Unit Supervisoris required to apply TS 3.0.3. On question 89 it is unclear if an action statement was initially enteredwhen the ICW/CCW backwash was started.Due to conflicting answers as a result of a missing pieceof information FPL recommends to delete question 89 from the exam.Question 94:This question is being challenged in accordance with NUREG 1021 REV 11, ES-403 for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused the applicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 94is relatedknowledge ofSTA responsibilities. At Turkey Point,our plant administrative procedure 0-ADM-200,Operations Management Manual,is more restrictivethan theTechnical Specifications. This question did notspecify which reference to usein order toformulate a response.Due to conflicting answers FPL recommends to delete question 94 from theexam. | ||
Attachment 3 | Attachment 3 | ||
Applicant Commentson question 89:Question 89 presented theapplicant | Applicant Commentson question 89:Question 89 presented theapplicant s with a situation in which the ICW/CCW Basket Strainerwasbeing backwashed at the same time as the ICW/TPCW Backwash Strainer. A | ||
s with a situation in which the ICW/CCW Basket Strainerwasbeing backwashed at the same time as the ICW/TPCW Backwash Strainer. A | s stated in thestem ofthe question, during the subsequent restoration, 4-50-324, ICW/CCW BASKETSTRAINE R A INLETISOLATION, experience | ||
s stated in thestem ofthe question, during the subsequent restoration, 4-50-324, ICW/CCW | |||
s a sheared pin (handwheel spin | s a sheared pin (handwheel spin | ||
s freely) andremained closed, and POV-4-4883, ICW/TPCW HEADE | s freely) andremained closed, and POV-4-4883, ICW/TPCW HEADE | ||
R B ISOLATIO | R B ISOLATIO | ||
N VALVE, failed closed andwould not reopen. The questionthen | N VALVE, failed closed andwould not reopen. The questionthen a sks the student if the limitation | ||
s of strainer backwashingper 4-NOP-019 (ARE/ ARE NOT)violated; and if the Unit 4 Unit Supervisor (IS/IS NOT) requiredto be in HOT SHUTDOWN within thefollowing 13 hours.I chose answer (B) for the Limitation | s of strainer backwashingper 4-NOP-019 (ARE/ ARE NOT)violated; and if the Unit 4 Unit Supervisor (IS/IS NOT) requiredto be in HOT SHUTDOWN within thefollowing 13 hours.I chose answer (B) for the Limitation | ||
s of 4-NOP-019 ARE violated, and the Unit Supervisor I | s of 4-NOP-019 ARE violated, and the Unit Supervisor I | ||
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s (D) in which theanswerstated the Limitation | s (D) in which theanswerstated the Limitation | ||
s of 4-NOP-019 ARE NOT violated, and Unit Supervisor IS NOTrequired to be inHOT SHUTDOWN within 13 hours.Question 89 is not being contended for the second part ofthe qu estion. I agree that Unit 4 isNOT in aShutdown Action in accordance with Technical Specification 3.0.3. However, I amcontending that theanswer for the first part of Question 89 is incorrect.The limitation | s of 4-NOP-019 ARE NOT violated, and Unit Supervisor IS NOTrequired to be inHOT SHUTDOWN within 13 hours.Question 89 is not being contended for the second part ofthe qu estion. I agree that Unit 4 isNOT in aShutdown Action in accordance with Technical Specification 3.0.3. However, I amcontending that theanswer for the first part of Question 89 is incorrect.The limitation | ||
s of 4-NOP-019 pertaining to the | s of 4-NOP-019 pertaining to the BasketStrainer s are found in section 2.2.3.3.Limitation 2.2.3.3 state | ||
s | s a s follows: "While isolating an ICW/CCW Strainer, ICW flow | ||
s below"Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate" are permitted for up to 5 minutes, without declaringICWSystem inoperable. If flow isbelow the "Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate" forgreater than 5minutes, then the ICW system shall be declared inoperable at the time whenflow initially went belowthe "Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate."The Initial Conditions/Stem of the question statethat valve 4-50-324 ha | s below"Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate" are permitted for up to 5 minutes, without declaringICWSystem inoperable. If flow isbelow the "Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate" forgreater than 5minutes, then the ICW system shall be declared inoperable at the time whenflow initially went belowthe "Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate."The Initial Conditions/Stem of the question statethat valve 4-50-324 ha | ||
s a sheared pin and thevalveremains closed. However, there i | s a sheared pin and thevalveremains closed. However, there i | ||
s no definitive indication about time, which leave | s no definitive indication about time, which leave | ||
s theapplicant todetermine if the valve can be opened within 5 minutes to comply with Limitation2.2.3.3. Indicationsshow that the valve | s theapplicant todetermine if the valve can be opened within 5 minutes to comply with Limitation2.2.3.3. Indicationsshow that the valve | ||
's pin | 's pin ha s sheared (handwheel spin | ||
s freely) and thevalve remain | s freely) and thevalve remain | ||
s closed. Valve4-50-324 i | s closed. Valve4-50-324 i | ||
s a manual operating valve and has no other means tooperate the valve in the opendirection. See attached P&ID, isometri | s a manual operating valve and has no other means tooperate the valve in the opendirection. See attached P&ID, isometri | ||
c drawing, and picture ofvalve 4-50-324.There | c drawing, and picture ofvalve 4-50-324.There i s no reasonable assumption that the valve can be opened within 5 minute | ||
s to complywith thelimitation provided in the procedure. Therefore, I came to the answer that thelimitation to backwashfor | s to complywith thelimitation provided in the procedure. Therefore, I came to the answer that thelimitation to backwashfor le ss than 5 minutes IS violated andthu s answer (B) wa | ||
s chosen toreflect thi | s chosen toreflect thi | ||
s condition. NUREG1021-Revision 11 Section D.1 state | s condition. NUREG1021-Revision 11 Section D.1 state | ||
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s achange in the answer key" can be used a | s achange in the answer key" can be used a | ||
s a reason tosupport taking two answer | s a reason tosupport taking two answer | ||
s for | s for thi s questionorfor the removal of thi | ||
s question. | s question. | ||
Attachment 3Facility Position onApplicant Comment on question 89 | Attachment 3Facility Position onApplicant Comment on question 89 | ||
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son question 89:This question is being challenged in accordance with NUREG1021 REV 11, ES | son question 89:This question is being challenged in accordance with NUREG1021 REV 11, ES | ||
-403 for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused the applicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 89 provides the operator with a scenario where one ICW/CCWstrainer and one ICW/TPCW strainer are being backwashed simultaneously. Subsequent failuresprevent restoration from backwashingoperations. The question isto determine ifprocedurallimitationsfrom 4-NOP-019, Intake Cooling Water System, havebeen violated and if the UnitSupervisor is required to apply TS 3.0.3.due to the failures. | -403 for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused the applicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 89 provides the operator with a scenario where one ICW/CCWstrainer and one ICW/TPCW strainer are being backwashed simultaneously. Subsequent failuresprevent restoration from backwashingoperations. The question isto determine ifprocedurallimitationsfrom 4-NOP-019, Intake Cooling Water System, havebeen violated and if the UnitSupervisor is required to apply TS 3.0.3.due to the failures. | ||
*4-NOP-019, Intake Cooling Water System, | *4-NOP-019, Intake Cooling Water System, (Reference 3 | ||
(Reference 3 | |||
)allows for ICW/CCW Strainerbackwashing without declaring the ICW header inoperable,during the backwash | )allows for ICW/CCW Strainerbackwashing without declaring the ICW header inoperable,during the backwash | ||
the ICWflowrate through the CCW lowers below the Minimum Required,this requiresthe affected ICWHeaderto be declared inoperableif this condition lasts longer than 5 minutes. On the otherhand, at Turkey Pointis normal practice to declarethe affected ICW header inoperablepreemptively before aligning for backwash. Since question 89does not specifyif an actionstatement was initially entered when the ICW/CCW backwash was startedthe candidates arerequired tomake an assumption to answer this question,which couldlead to two differentanswers: Bor D.*If assuming that Tech Spec 3.7.3 Action C | the ICWflowrate through the CCW lowers below the Minimum Required,this requiresthe affected ICWHeaderto be declared inoperableif this condition lasts longer than 5 minutes. On the otherhand, at Turkey Pointis normal practice to declarethe affected ICW header inoperablepreemptively before aligning for backwash. Since question 89does not specifyif an actionstatement was initially entered when the ICW/CCW backwash was startedthe candidates arerequired tomake an assumption to answer this question,which couldlead to two differentanswers: Bor D.*If assuming that Tech Spec 3.7.3 Action C | ||
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NRC L- | NRC L-1 7-1 EXAM SECURE INFORMATION**** | ||
NRC L- | NRC L-1 7-1 EXAM SECURE INFORMATIONIncorrectIncorrect.IncorrectCorrect | ||
NRC L- | NRC L-1 7-1 EXAM SECURE INFORMATION | ||
REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM | REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM | ||
6 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4 | 6 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4 | ||
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NOT required to be posted when the header is out of service. | NOT required to be posted when the header is out of service. | ||
4.When the U5 Well Water Injection is in operation, the ICW System | 4.When the U5 Well Water Injection is in operation, the ICW System | ||
should NOT be operated with three ICW pumps. In this condition, | should NOT be operated with three ICW pumps. In this condition, the injection flow pushes the flow rate through the CCW HXs over | ||
the injection flow pushes the flow rate through the CCW HXs over | |||
their limit of 10,000 GPM. Momentary flow greater than 10,000 GPM is allowed. 2.2.2 ICW Pumps | their limit of 10,000 GPM. Momentary flow greater than 10,000 GPM is allowed. 2.2.2 ICW Pumps | ||
1.ICW pumps should | 1.ICW pumps should | ||
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B.If flow exceeds 10,000 gpm for more than 72 hours, then a | B.If flow exceeds 10,000 gpm for more than 72 hours, then a | ||
condition report shall be initiated. | condition report shall be initiated. | ||
2.2.1 | 2.2.1 General 1.When in M O DE 1, 2, 3, and 4, t h e ICW System shall be OPERABLE y with three I C W pumps and two I C W headers. 2.When in M O DE 1, 2, 3, and 4, and there are NO T two O PERABLE I C W p um p s with inde p endent p ower su pp lies, then a 72 hour L CO pp p p pp | ||
Action | Action S tatement is in e ff ect to restore two pumps from independent | ||
p ower supplies to O PERABLE status. 3.When removin g an I C W header f rom servic e in M O DE 1, 2, 3, or 4, a g 72 hour L CO Action S tatement is in e ff ect until header is returned to se rvi ce. B ecause NO flow is being diverted | |||
away from the CCW HXs, g y as when a strainer is | away from the CCW HXs, g y as when a strainer is bein g bac k washed, a continuous | ||
watch is | watch is NO T g r equired to be posted when the header is out o f service. 4.When the U5 Well Water In j ection is in operation, the ICW System j p y s h ou l d NO T be o p erated with three I C W p um p s. In this condition, p pp the in j ection f low p ushes the f low rate throu g h the CC W HXs over j p g | ||
their limit o f 10,000 G PM. Momen t ar y f low g reater than 10,000 G PM i s a ll o w ed. 2.2.2 ICW Pumps | |||
the | 1.I C W p um p s should NO T be operated with water level of the Pump pp p p | ||
their limit | Well lower than 2 3 f eet 2 inches below the centerline | ||
1. | o f the p um p pp dischar g e which is 20 f eet 8 inches below the Intake f loor g ratin g. 2.I f I C W p um p motor heaters are OOS for more than five days, then pp y En g ineerin g is required to determine pump O PERABILITY. | ||
Well lower than | |||
3.The minimum flow for any ICW pump during continuous operation y pp g | 3.The minimum flow for any ICW pump during continuous operation y pp g | ||
s hould be g reater than or equal to 3200 g pm. 4.M aximum I C W f lowrate to each CC W HX during normal operation g p s hould N O T exceed 10,000 gp m p er HX durin g normal three HX gp p g | |||
o p erations in order to minimize long term tube side erosion of the p g CC W HXs. (re f. 5610-019-DB-002) A.The I C W maximum f lowrate f or each CC W HX ma y be y | |||
) A.The | |||
increased to 12,850 gpm for a 72 hour period to accommodate gp p | increased to 12,850 gpm for a 72 hour period to accommodate gp p | ||
H X or Basket S trainer c leanin g s. (re f. 4-N O P-030) B.I f f low exceeds 10,000 gp m fo r more than 72 hours, then a gp condition report shall be initiated. | |||
REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM | REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM | ||
7 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4 2.2.2 ICW Pumps (continued) 4. (continued) | 7 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4 2.2.2 ICW Pumps (continued) 4. (continued) | ||
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shall be secured and declared out of service during the time | shall be secured and declared out of service during the time | ||
the diver remains in the well. | the diver remains in the well. | ||
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4. (continued) | 4. (continued) | ||
C. | C.I C W f low should be throttled t o m a int a in f l o w l ess th a n 10,000 gp m unless elevated f lows are re q uired (it is gp q ( | ||
acce p table to run three I C W p um p s with CC W HX f lows p pp greater than 10,000 gpm during periods of elevated canal g gp temperature) re f. C R 1987062 5.M aximum I C W Pum p f lowrate is pe r mitted u p to 18,500 gp m. I f an p p p gp | |||
I C W Pum p is o p erated in excess of 18,500 gpm, then flow should be p p gp r educed to less than 18,500 gp m as soon as p ossible. I f an I C W gp p | |||
) | |||
pump has operated at flows greater | pump has operated at flows greater | ||
than 18,500 gpm for more than | than 18,500 gpm for more than | ||
rpp p g gp | rpp p g gp twent y (20) minutes, then once p um p f low has been reduced to y () pp | ||
18,500 | 18,500 gp m or less, the I S T C oord inator should be notified to perform gp p vibration and p um p DP testin g p e r 4-OSP-019.1, Intake Cooling | ||
r pp g p g Water Pump Inservice Test to ensur e inte g rit y o f t h e a ff ected pump. 6.C oncurrent o p eration o f both t h e I C W and C W p um p s in a sin g le p pp g | |||
r pp g p g Water Pump Inservice | Intake Ba y with a S tationar y S creen installed is permitted only when y y p y determined | ||
necessar y b y S hi f t M ana g er or Unit S u p ervisor to y y g p accommodate | |||
p um p shi f tin g durin g emergent operating conditions. pp g g g pg S uch p eriods o f o p eration shall be l imit ed t o as s h o rt a du r a ti o n as p p possible, and an operator shall be stationed to continuously monitor | |||
Intake | p the intake ba y. 7.Op eration o f either the I C W or t h e CW pump in a single intake bay p pp g | ||
p the intake | |||
with a stationary screen installed is | with a stationary screen installed is | ||
permitted | permitted when sub j ect to the y f ollowin g restrictions: | ||
A.Prior to p lacin g the I C W p um p in service, p um p well water pg pp pp levels shall be verified greater | |||
A.Prior to | than 2 0 f eet 8 i n c h es be l o w th e Intake f loor g ratin g. B.Foulin g o f the stationar y screen shall be monitored periodically g y py to ensure that minimum required water levels are present. The q p | ||
than | f re q uenc y o f the surveillance | ||
y screen shall be monitored periodically g y py to ensure that minimum required water levels are present. The q p | |||
shall be determined | shall be determined | ||
b y S hi f t qy y | |||
M ana g er or Unit S upervisor based on current g rass in f lux rate. C.Any collected debris shall be re | |||
moved f rom the stationar y y y s creen prior to reachin g the m i n imum required water level. D.If diving activities are being performed on the west side of the g g p | |||
moved | s tationar y screens, then the a ff ected I C W and C W p um p s y pp | ||
y y y | shall be secured and declared out of service during the time th e d iv e r r e m a in s in th e w e ll. | ||
shall be secured and declared out of service during the time | |||
REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM | REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM | ||
8 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4 2.2.2 ICW Pumps (continued) 7. (continued) | 8 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4 2.2.2 ICW Pumps (continued) 7. (continued) | ||
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NOT exceed 2.25 psid. | NOT exceed 2.25 psid. | ||
2.The maximum allowable ICW / CCW Basket Strainer element | 2.The maximum allowable ICW / CCW Basket Strainer element | ||
(screening) differential pressure is 10.0 psid per | (screening) differential pressure is 10.0 psid per | ||
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then the ICW System shall be declared inoperable at the time when | then the ICW System shall be declared inoperable at the time when | ||
flow initially went below the "Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate." | flow initially went below the "Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate." | ||
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7. (continued) | 7. (continued) | ||
E.If diving activities are being performed on the east side of the g g p stationary screens, the affected CW pumps shall be secured y , pp | E.If diving activities are being performed on the east side of the g g p stationary screens, the affected CW pumps shall be secured y , pp | ||
durin g the time the diver rema in s in th e w e ll. Th e r e a r e NOg specific limitations on ICW pump usage when diving activities p pp g g | |||
are | are per f ormed on the east side o f the stationar y screens. 8.When startin g I C W Pum p s, the maxim u m f l o w r a t es fo r th e in-se rvi ce g p HXs may be exceeded. The high flow | ||
y screens. 8.When | |||
rate is acceptable | rate is acceptable | ||
provided the y g duration of high flow is minimized. | provided the y g duration of high flow is minimized. | ||
9.If time permits following the raking of | 9.If time permits following the raking of | ||
an Intake Well, the respective | an Intake Well, the respective | ||
f p g g p Intake Well CW Pump should operate for at least 1 hour prior to p | f p g g p Intake Well CW Pump should operate for at least 1 hour prior to p p s tartin g the associated | ||
I C W Pump. 2.2.3 Basket Strainers | |||
1.DP across the | 1.DP across the I C W Basket S tra iners at the CC W HXs should NO T exceed 1.5 psid and at the TPCW HXs should | ||
NO T e x ceed 2.25 psid. 2.The maximum allowable I C W / CC W Basket S trainer element (screenin g) di ff erential p ressure is 10.0 p sid p er (g) p p p | |||
S ection 7.1.2, Develo p mental R e f erence 6.P. Operation with p p di ff erential p ressures near or a t 10.0 p sid ma y challen g e the p p y g s tructural inte g rit y o f the Basket S trainer element (screenin g). 3.While isolatin g an I C W/CC W S tra iner, I C W flows below "Minimum g R e q uired I C W/CC W Flowrate" are permitted for up to 5 minutes, q p p without declarin g I C W Sy stem ino p er ab l e. I f f l o w i s be l o w th e g y p"Minimum Re q uired I C W/CC W Flowrat e" for greater than 5 minutes, q g then the I C W Sy stem shall be decl ared ino p erable at the time when y p f low initiall y went below the "Min imum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate." | |||
REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM | REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM | ||
9 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4 2.2.4 CCW Heat Exchangers | 9 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4 2.2.4 CCW Heat Exchangers | ||
1.ICW outlet temperature from CCW HXs should | 1.ICW outlet temperature from CCW HXs should | ||
NOT exceed | NOT exceed 120 F. 2.Maximum ICW flowrate to each CCW HX during normal operation | ||
should NOT exceed 10,000 gpm in order to minimize long term tube | should NOT exceed 10,000 gpm in order to minimize long term tube | ||
side erosion of the CCW HXs. The ICW flowrate for each CCW HX | side erosion of the CCW HXs. The ICW flowrate for each CCW HX | ||
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Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate. 2.2.5 TPCW Heat Exchangers | Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate. 2.2.5 TPCW Heat Exchangers | ||
1.ICW outlet temperature from TPCW HXs should | 1.ICW outlet temperature from TPCW HXs should | ||
NOT exceed | NOT exceed 105 F. 2.Maximum ICW flowrate to a TPCW HX during normal operation is | ||
12,000 gpm. | 12,000 gpm. | ||
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unavailable. | unavailable. | ||
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1. | 1.I C W outlet temperature | ||
f rom CC W HXs should NO T exceed 120 | |||
0 F. 2.M aximum I C W f lowrate to each CC W HX durin g normal o p eration g p s h ou l d NO T exceed 10,000 gp m in order to minimize long term tube gp g s ide erosion o f the CC W HXs. T h e I C W f lowrate f or each CC W HX may be increased to 12,850 gpm for up to 72 hours period to y gp p | |||
acco mm oda t e HX o r B as k e t S trainer cleanin g s. 3.M inimum I C W f lowrate to CC W H X s durin g normal operation should be de t e rmin ed as fo ll o w s: If three CCW HXs are in serv | |||
ice, then the minimum required q ICW flow rate is 11,000 gpm TOTAL, and at least 3500 gpm through each CCW HX. If less than three CCW HXs are in | ice, then the minimum required q ICW flow rate is 11,000 gpm TOTAL, and at least 3500 gpm through each CCW HX. If less than three CCW HXs are in | ||
service, or flow through any , g HX is less than 3500 gpm, the Minimum Required ICW/CCW gp q | service, or flow through any , g HX is less than 3500 gpm, the Minimum Required ICW/CCW gp q | ||
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5, Instructions | 5, Instructions | ||
for Determining Minimum Flow | for Determining Minimum Flow | ||
g | g U sin g Flow Rate C urves or Manual Calculation. | ||
To decrease the Minimum R | To decrease the Minimum R | ||
eq uired I C W/CC W Flowrate , the q , CC W HX with hi g hest tube resistance | |||
ma y be declared OOS g y | |||
at the discretion of the Shift Manager while the basket strainer g | at the discretion of the Shift Manager while the basket strainer g | ||
is OOS. | is OOS. I f a CC W HX is decla r ed OOS , then the I C W flow throu g h that CC W HX can NO T be used t o ca l cu l a t e th e g M inimum Required I C W/CC W Flowrate. | ||
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Can the question be answered solely by knowing -hour TS/TRM Action? RO question | Can the question be answered solely by knowing -hour TS/TRM Action? RO question | ||
Yes NoCan the question be answered solely by knowing the LCO/TRM information listed "above the line?" | |||
Y es RO question | |||
No Can the question be answered solely by knowing the TS safety limits? | No Can the question be answered solely by knowing the TS safety limits? | ||
YesRO question | YesRO question | ||
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application of required actions (TS Section 3) and SRs (TS Section 4) in accordance with rules of application requirements (TS Section 1) application of generic LCO requirements (LCO 3.0.1 through | application of required actions (TS Section 3) and SRs (TS Section 4) in accordance with rules of application requirements (TS Section 1) application of generic LCO requirements (LCO 3.0.1 through | ||
3.0.7 and SR 4.0.1 through 4.0.4) knowledge of TS bases that is required to analyze | 3.0.7 and SR 4.0.1 through 4.0.4) knowledge of TS bases that is required to analyze | ||
TS-required actions and terminology SRO-only question | TS-required actions and terminology SRO-only question Yes NoQuestion might not be linked to 10 CFR 55.43(b)(2) for SRO-only | ||
a pplication o | |||
f r equired a ctions (T S Sectio n3) and S Rs (TS pp q ()Section 4) in accordance with rules of a | |||
f | |||
pplication )requirements | pplication )requirements | ||
( | (T S Section 1)a pplication of | ||
generic LCO re | generic LCO re | ||
quirements (LCO | quirements (LCO | ||
3.0.1 | 3.0.1 thr ou ghppg q 3.0.7 and SR 4.0.1 thr ou gh 4.0.4) | ||
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1. DP across the ICW Basket Strainers at the CCW HXs should NOT exceed 1.5 psid and at the TPCW HXs should | 1. DP across the ICW Basket Strainers at the CCW HXs should NOT exceed 1.5 psid and at the TPCW HXs should | ||
NOT exceed 2.25 psid. | NOT exceed 2.25 psid. | ||
2. The maximum allowable ICW / CCW Basket Strainer element | 2. The maximum allowable ICW / CCW Basket Strainer element (screening) differential pressure is 10.0 psid per | ||
(screening) differential pressure is 10.0 psid per | |||
Section 7.1.2, Developmental | Section 7.1.2, Developmental | ||
Revision as of 05:49, 6 July 2018
| ML17349A209 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Turkey Point |
| Issue date: | 12/15/2017 |
| From: | NRC/RGN-II |
| To: | Florida Power & Light Co |
| References | |
| 50-250/OL-17-01, 50-251/OL-17-01 | |
| Download: ML17349A209 (84) | |
See also: IR 05000250/2017301
Text
Turkey Point 2017-301
Post Exam Comments
1) Applicant Comment (Q89)
2) Supporting Documentation for Applicant
Comment (Q89)
3) Facility Position (Q89)
4) Supporting Documentation for Facility
Position (Q89)
5) Facility Comment (Q34)
6) Supporting Documentation for Facility
Comment (Q34)
7) Facility Comment (Q94)
8) Supporting Documentation for Facility
Comment (Q94)
1) Applicant Comment (Q89)
2) Supporting Documentation for Applicant
Comment (Q89)
3) Facility Position (Q89)
Attachment3ExecutiveSummaryof Challenged Questions and FPL RecommendationQuestion 34:This questionis being challenged in accordance with NUREG 1021 REV 11, ES-403for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused theapplicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 34provides the operator with a Loss of CCW scenario in whichone of the RCPs is experiencing High Motor Bearing temperatures.FPL recommends to accept bothA and D distractors as correct for question 34 since two procedures that are applicable during theconditions described on the stem direct different actions, which are both applicable and correct.Question 89:This question is being challenged in accordance with NUREG 1021 REV 11, ES-403 for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused the applicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 89provides the operator with a scenario where one ICW/CCWstrainer and one ICW/TPCW strainer are being backwashed simultaneously. Subsequent failuresprevent restoration from backwashing operations.The questionisto determine if a procedurallimitation from 4-NOP-019, Intake Cooling Water System, has been violated and if the Unit Supervisoris required to apply TS 3.0.3. On question 89 it is unclear if an action statement was initially enteredwhen the ICW/CCW backwash was started.Due to conflicting answers as a result of a missing pieceof information FPL recommends to delete question 89 from the exam.Question 94:This question is being challenged in accordance with NUREG 1021 REV 11, ES-403 for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused the applicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 94is relatedknowledge ofSTA responsibilities. At Turkey Point,our plant administrative procedure 0-ADM-200,Operations Management Manual,is more restrictivethan theTechnical Specifications. This question did notspecify which reference to usein order toformulate a response.Due to conflicting answers FPL recommends to delete question 94 from theexam.
Attachment 3
Applicant Commentson question 89:Question 89 presented theapplicant s with a situation in which the ICW/CCW Basket Strainerwasbeing backwashed at the same time as the ICW/TPCW Backwash Strainer. A
s stated in thestem ofthe question, during the subsequent restoration, 4-50-324, ICW/CCW BASKETSTRAINE R A INLETISOLATION, experience
s a sheared pin (handwheel spin
s freely) andremained closed, and POV-4-4883, ICW/TPCW HEADE
R B ISOLATIO
N VALVE, failed closed andwould not reopen. The questionthen a sks the student if the limitation
s of strainer backwashingper 4-NOP-019 (ARE/ ARE NOT)violated; and if the Unit 4 Unit Supervisor (IS/IS NOT) requiredto be in HOT SHUTDOWN within thefollowing 13 hours1.50463e-4 days <br />0.00361 hours <br />2.149471e-5 weeks <br />4.9465e-6 months <br />.I chose answer (B) for the Limitation
s of 4-NOP-019 ARE violated, and the Unit Supervisor I
SNOTrequired to be in HOTSHUTDOWN within 13 hours1.50463e-4 days <br />0.00361 hours <br />2.149471e-5 weeks <br />4.9465e-6 months <br />. The keyed answer wa
s (D) in which theanswerstated the Limitation
s of 4-NOP-019 ARE NOT violated, and Unit Supervisor IS NOTrequired to be inHOT SHUTDOWN within 13 hours1.50463e-4 days <br />0.00361 hours <br />2.149471e-5 weeks <br />4.9465e-6 months <br />.Question 89 is not being contended for the second part ofthe qu estion. I agree that Unit 4 isNOT in aShutdown Action in accordance with Technical Specification 3.0.3. However, I amcontending that theanswer for the first part of Question 89 is incorrect.The limitation
s of 4-NOP-019 pertaining to the BasketStrainer s are found in section 2.2.3.3.Limitation 2.2.3.3 state
s a s follows: "While isolating an ICW/CCW Strainer, ICW flow
s below"Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate" are permitted for up to 5 minutes, without declaringICWSystem inoperable. If flow isbelow the "Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate" forgreater than 5minutes, then the ICW system shall be declared inoperable at the time whenflow initially went belowthe "Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate."The Initial Conditions/Stem of the question statethat valve 4-50-324 ha
s a sheared pin and thevalveremains closed. However, there i
s no definitive indication about time, which leave
s theapplicant todetermine if the valve can be opened within 5 minutes to comply with Limitation2.2.3.3. Indicationsshow that the valve
's pin ha s sheared (handwheel spin
s freely) and thevalve remain
s closed. Valve4-50-324 i
s a manual operating valve and has no other means tooperate the valve in the opendirection. See attached P&ID, isometri
c drawing, and picture ofvalve 4-50-324.There i s no reasonable assumption that the valve can be opened within 5 minute
s to complywith thelimitation provided in the procedure. Therefore, I came to the answer that thelimitation to backwashfor le ss than 5 minutes IS violated andthu s answer (B) wa
s chosen toreflect thi
s condition. NUREG1021-Revision 11 Section D.1 state
s that "newly discoveredtechnical information that support
s achange in the answer key" can be used a
s a reason tosupport taking two answer
s for thi s questionorfor the removal of thi
s question.
Attachment 3Facility Position onApplicant Comment on question 89
- FPL concurs with the applicants positionon deletion of question 89.Facility Comment
son question 89:This question is being challenged in accordance with NUREG1021 REV 11, ES
-403 for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused the applicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 89 provides the operator with a scenario where one ICW/CCWstrainer and one ICW/TPCW strainer are being backwashed simultaneously. Subsequent failuresprevent restoration from backwashingoperations. The question isto determine ifprocedurallimitationsfrom 4-NOP-019, Intake Cooling Water System, havebeen violated and if the UnitSupervisor is required to apply TS 3.0.3.due to the failures.
- 4-NOP-019, Intake Cooling Water System, (Reference 3
)allows for ICW/CCW Strainerbackwashing without declaring the ICW header inoperable,during the backwash
the ICWflowrate through the CCW lowers below the Minimum Required,this requiresthe affected ICWHeaderto be declared inoperableif this condition lasts longer than 5 minutes. On the otherhand, at Turkey Pointis normal practice to declarethe affected ICW header inoperablepreemptively before aligning for backwash. Since question 89does not specifyif an actionstatement was initially entered when the ICW/CCW backwash was startedthe candidates arerequired tomake an assumption to answer this question,which couldlead to two differentanswers: Bor D.*If assuming that Tech Spec 3.7.3 Action C
(Reference 4
)was entered before starting thestrainer backwash, the candidate would conclude that no violation of the 4
-NOP-019limitationshave occurred. In this case D distractor is the correct answer.
Attachment 3
- If assuming that Tech Spec 3.7.3 Action C was NOT entered before starting the strainerbackwash, the candidate would conclude that a violation of the 4
-NOP-019 limitations 2.2.3.3have occurred due to lowering ICW flowrate through the ICW/CCW heat exchanger for longerthan 5 minutes without declaring the affected ICW header inoperable.
4-NOP-019 allows forbackwashing ICW/TPCW basket strainers for up to 5 minutes without declaring the associatedICW header inoperable. Under the assumption that a backwash is being attempted to beperformed with both ICW headers operable and inside the 5 minute window, once the isolationvalve (3-50-324) pin shears, the ICW/CCW basket strainer willremain isolated for greater than5 minutes without declaring the affected ICW header inoperable. This constitutes a violation of
4-NOP-019 limitations 2.2.3.3. In this case B distractor is the correct answer.FPL recommendation:As the candidates arerequired to assume that an ICW Header is declaredinoperable or not at the beginning of the backwash, the candidates arrive at conflicting conclusions asit relates to the violation of the limitations of 4
-NOP-019.Due to conflicting answers as a result of
amissing piece of information FPL recommends to delete question 89 from the exam.References
- 3.4-NOP-019,Intake Cooling Water System
.
4) Supporting Documentation for Facility
Position (Q89)
NRC L-1 7-1 EXAM SECURE INFORMATION****
NRC L-1 7-1 EXAM SECURE INFORMATIONIncorrectIncorrect.IncorrectCorrect
NRC L-1 7-1 EXAM SECURE INFORMATION
REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM
6 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4
2.2 Limitations
2.2.1 General
1.When in MODE 1, 2, 3, and 4, the ICW System shall be OPERABLE
with three ICW pumps and two ICW headers.
2.When in MODE 1, 2, 3, and 4, and there are
NOT two OPERABLE
ICW pumps with independent power supplies, then a 72 hour8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> LCO
Action Statement is in effect to restore two pumps from independent
power supplies to OPERABLE status.
3.When removing an ICW header from service in MODE 1, 2, 3, or 4, a 72 hour8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> LCO Action Statement is in effect until header is returned to
service. Because
NO flow is being diverted away from the CCW HXs, as when a strainer is being backwashed, a continuous watch is
NOT required to be posted when the header is out of service.
4.When the U5 Well Water Injection is in operation, the ICW System
should NOT be operated with three ICW pumps. In this condition, the injection flow pushes the flow rate through the CCW HXs over
their limit of 10,000 GPM. Momentary flow greater than 10,000 GPM is allowed. 2.2.2 ICW Pumps
1.ICW pumps should
NOT be operated with water level of the Pump
Well lower than 23 feet 2 inches below the centerline of the pump
discharge which is 20 feet 8 inches below the Intake floor grating.
2.If ICW pump motor heaters are OOS for more than five days, then
Engineering is required to determine pump OPERABILITY.
3.The minimum flow for any ICW pump during continuous operation
should be greater than or equal to 3200 gpm.
4.Maximum ICW flowrate to each CCW HX during normal operation
should NOT exceed 10,000 gpm per HX during normal three HX
operations in order to minimize long term tube side erosion of the
CCW HXs. (ref. 5610-019-DB-002)
A.The ICW maximum flowrate for each CCW HX may be
increased to 12,850 gpm for a 72 hour8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> period to accommodate
HX or Basket Strainer cleanings. (ref. 4-NOP-030)
B.If flow exceeds 10,000 gpm for more than 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br />, then a
condition report shall be initiated.
2.2.1 General 1.When in M O DE 1, 2, 3, and 4, t h e ICW System shall be OPERABLE y with three I C W pumps and two I C W headers. 2.When in M O DE 1, 2, 3, and 4, and there are NO T two O PERABLE I C W p um p s with inde p endent p ower su pp lies, then a 72 hour8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> L CO pp p p pp
Action S tatement is in e ff ect to restore two pumps from independent
p ower supplies to O PERABLE status. 3.When removin g an I C W header f rom servic e in M O DE 1, 2, 3, or 4, a g 72 hour8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> L CO Action S tatement is in e ff ect until header is returned to se rvi ce. B ecause NO flow is being diverted
away from the CCW HXs, g y as when a strainer is bein g bac k washed, a continuous
watch is NO T g r equired to be posted when the header is out o f service. 4.When the U5 Well Water In j ection is in operation, the ICW System j p y s h ou l d NO T be o p erated with three I C W p um p s. In this condition, p pp the in j ection f low p ushes the f low rate throu g h the CC W HXs over j p g
their limit o f 10,000 G PM. Momen t ar y f low g reater than 10,000 G PM i s a ll o w ed. 2.2.2 ICW Pumps
1.I C W p um p s should NO T be operated with water level of the Pump pp p p
Well lower than 2 3 f eet 2 inches below the centerline
o f the p um p pp dischar g e which is 20 f eet 8 inches below the Intake f loor g ratin g. 2.I f I C W p um p motor heaters are OOS for more than five days, then pp y En g ineerin g is required to determine pump O PERABILITY.
3.The minimum flow for any ICW pump during continuous operation y pp g
s hould be g reater than or equal to 3200 g pm. 4.M aximum I C W f lowrate to each CC W HX during normal operation g p s hould N O T exceed 10,000 gp m p er HX durin g normal three HX gp p g
o p erations in order to minimize long term tube side erosion of the p g CC W HXs. (re f. 5610-019-DB-002) A.The I C W maximum f lowrate f or each CC W HX ma y be y
increased to 12,850 gpm for a 72 hour8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> period to accommodate gp p
H X or Basket S trainer c leanin g s. (re f. 4-N O P-030) B.I f f low exceeds 10,000 gp m fo r more than 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br />, then a gp condition report shall be initiated.
REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM
7 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4 2.2.2 ICW Pumps (continued) 4. (continued)
C.ICW flow should be throttled to maintain flow less than
10,000 gpm unless elevated flows are required (it is
acceptable to run three ICW pumps with CCW HX flows
greater than 10,000 gpm during periods of elevated canal
temperature) ref. CR 1987062
5.Maximum ICW Pump flowrate is permitted up to 18,500 gpm. If an
ICW Pump is operated in excess of 18,500 gpm, then flow should be
reduced to less than 18,500 gpm as soon as possible. If an ICW
pump has operated at flows greater than 18,500 gpm for more than
twenty (20) minutes, then once pump flow has been reduced to
18,500 gpm or less, the IST Coordinator should be notified to perform
vibration and pump DP testing per 4-OSP-019.1, Intake Cooling
Water Pump Inservice Test to ensure integrity of the affected pump.
6.Concurrent operation of both the ICW and CW pumps in a single
Intake Bay with a Stationary Screen installed is permitted only when
determined necessary by Shift Manager or Unit Supervisor to
accommodate pump shifting during emergent operating conditions.
Such periods of operation shall be limited to as short a duration as
possible, and an operator shall be stationed to continuously monitor
the intake bay.
7.Operation of either the ICW or the CW pump in a single intake bay
with a stationary screen installed is permitted when subject to the
following restrictions:
A.Prior to placing the ICW pump in service, pump well water
levels shall be verified greater than 20 feet 8 inches below the
Intake floor grating.
B.Fouling of the stationary screen shall be monitored periodically
to ensure that minimum required water levels are present. The
frequency of the surveillance shall be determined by Shift
Manager or Unit Supervisor based on current grass influx rate.
C.Any collected debris shall be removed from the stationary
screen prior to reaching the minimum required water level.
D.If diving activities are being performed on the west side of the
stationary screens, then the affected ICW and CW pumps
shall be secured and declared out of service during the time
the diver remains in the well.
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4. (continued)
C.I C W f low should be throttled t o m a int a in f l o w l ess th a n 10,000 gp m unless elevated f lows are re q uired (it is gp q (
acce p table to run three I C W p um p s with CC W HX f lows p pp greater than 10,000 gpm during periods of elevated canal g gp temperature) re f. C R 1987062 5.M aximum I C W Pum p f lowrate is pe r mitted u p to 18,500 gp m. I f an p p p gp
I C W Pum p is o p erated in excess of 18,500 gpm, then flow should be p p gp r educed to less than 18,500 gp m as soon as p ossible. I f an I C W gp p
pump has operated at flows greater
than 18,500 gpm for more than
rpp p g gp twent y (20) minutes, then once p um p f low has been reduced to y () pp
18,500 gp m or less, the I S T C oord inator should be notified to perform gp p vibration and p um p DP testin g p e r 4-OSP-019.1, Intake Cooling
r pp g p g Water Pump Inservice Test to ensur e inte g rit y o f t h e a ff ected pump. 6.C oncurrent o p eration o f both t h e I C W and C W p um p s in a sin g le p pp g
Intake Ba y with a S tationar y S creen installed is permitted only when y y p y determined
necessar y b y S hi f t M ana g er or Unit S u p ervisor to y y g p accommodate
p um p shi f tin g durin g emergent operating conditions. pp g g g pg S uch p eriods o f o p eration shall be l imit ed t o as s h o rt a du r a ti o n as p p possible, and an operator shall be stationed to continuously monitor
p the intake ba y. 7.Op eration o f either the I C W or t h e CW pump in a single intake bay p pp g
with a stationary screen installed is
permitted when sub j ect to the y f ollowin g restrictions:
A.Prior to p lacin g the I C W p um p in service, p um p well water pg pp pp levels shall be verified greater
than 2 0 f eet 8 i n c h es be l o w th e Intake f loor g ratin g. B.Foulin g o f the stationar y screen shall be monitored periodically g y py to ensure that minimum required water levels are present. The q p
f re q uenc y o f the surveillance
shall be determined
b y S hi f t qy y
M ana g er or Unit S upervisor based on current g rass in f lux rate. C.Any collected debris shall be re
moved f rom the stationar y y y s creen prior to reachin g the m i n imum required water level. D.If diving activities are being performed on the west side of the g g p
s tationar y screens, then the a ff ected I C W and C W p um p s y pp
shall be secured and declared out of service during the time th e d iv e r r e m a in s in th e w e ll.
REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM
8 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4 2.2.2 ICW Pumps (continued) 7. (continued)
E.If diving activities are being performed on the east side of the stationary screens, the affected CW pumps shall be secured
during the time the diver remains in the well. There are
NO specific limitations on ICW pump usage when diving activities
are performed on the east side of the stationary screens.
8.When starting ICW Pumps, the maximum flow rates for the in-service
HXs may be exceeded. The high flow rate is acceptable provided the
duration of high flow is minimized.
9.If time permits following the raking of an Intake Well, the respective
Intake Well CW Pump should operate for at least 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> prior to
starting the associated ICW Pump. 2.2.3 Basket Strainers
1.DP across the ICW Basket Strainers at the CCW HXs should NOT exceed 1.5 psid and at the TPCW HXs should
NOT exceed 2.25 psid.
2.The maximum allowable ICW / CCW Basket Strainer element
(screening) differential pressure is 10.0 psid per
Section 7.1.2, Developmental Reference 6.P. Operation with
differential pressures near or at 10.0 psid may challenge the
structural integrity of the Basket Strainer element (screening).
3.While isolating an ICW/CCW Strainer, ICW flows below "Minimum
Required ICW/CCW Flowrate" are permitted for up to 5 minutes,
without declaring ICW System inoperable. If flow is below the
"Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate" for greater than 5 minutes,
then the ICW System shall be declared inoperable at the time when
flow initially went below the "Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate."
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7. (continued)
E.If diving activities are being performed on the east side of the g g p stationary screens, the affected CW pumps shall be secured y , pp
durin g the time the diver rema in s in th e w e ll. Th e r e a r e NOg specific limitations on ICW pump usage when diving activities p pp g g
are per f ormed on the east side o f the stationar y screens. 8.When startin g I C W Pum p s, the maxim u m f l o w r a t es fo r th e in-se rvi ce g p HXs may be exceeded. The high flow
rate is acceptable
provided the y g duration of high flow is minimized.
9.If time permits following the raking of
an Intake Well, the respective
f p g g p Intake Well CW Pump should operate for at least 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> prior to p p s tartin g the associated
I C W Pump. 2.2.3 Basket Strainers
1.DP across the I C W Basket S tra iners at the CC W HXs should NO T exceed 1.5 psid and at the TPCW HXs should
NO T e x ceed 2.25 psid. 2.The maximum allowable I C W / CC W Basket S trainer element (screenin g) di ff erential p ressure is 10.0 p sid p er (g) p p p
S ection 7.1.2, Develo p mental R e f erence 6.P. Operation with p p di ff erential p ressures near or a t 10.0 p sid ma y challen g e the p p y g s tructural inte g rit y o f the Basket S trainer element (screenin g). 3.While isolatin g an I C W/CC W S tra iner, I C W flows below "Minimum g R e q uired I C W/CC W Flowrate" are permitted for up to 5 minutes, q p p without declarin g I C W Sy stem ino p er ab l e. I f f l o w i s be l o w th e g y p"Minimum Re q uired I C W/CC W Flowrat e" for greater than 5 minutes, q g then the I C W Sy stem shall be decl ared ino p erable at the time when y p f low initiall y went below the "Min imum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate."
REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM
9 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4 2.2.4 CCW Heat Exchangers
1.ICW outlet temperature from CCW HXs should
NOT exceed 120 F. 2.Maximum ICW flowrate to each CCW HX during normal operation
should NOT exceed 10,000 gpm in order to minimize long term tube
side erosion of the CCW HXs. The ICW flowrate for each CCW HX
may be increased to 12,850 gpm for up to 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> period to
accommodate HX or Basket Strainer cleanings.
3.Minimum ICW flowrate to CCW HXs during normal operation should
be determined as follows: If three CCW HXs are in service, then the minimum required
ICW flow rate is 11,000 gpm TOTAL, and at least 3500 gpm
through each CCW HX. If less than three CCW HXs are in service, or flow through any
HX is less than 3500 gpm, the Minimum Required ICW/CCW
Flowrate will be determined by the STA or Shift Manager per
Attachment 5, Instructions for Determining Minimum Flow
Using Flow Rate Curves or Manual Calculation. To decrease the Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate, the
CCW HX with highest tube resistance may be declared OOS
at the discretion of the Shift Manager while the basket strainer
is OOS. If a CCW HX is declared OOS, then the ICW flow
NOT be used to calculate the
Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate. 2.2.5 TPCW Heat Exchangers
1.ICW outlet temperature from TPCW HXs should
NOT exceed 105 F. 2.Maximum ICW flowrate to a TPCW HX during normal operation is
12,000 gpm.
3.Minimum ICW flowrate to each in service TPCW HX is 8000 gpm. If
flowrate decreases to less than this value, then the System Engineer
should be notified.
4.Attachment 8, Alternate Method to Determine ICW Flow Through the
TPCW Heat Exchangers, may be used to determine ICW flow
through a TPCW HX in the event the normal flow device is
unavailable.
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1.I C W outlet temperature
f rom CC W HXs should NO T exceed 120
0 F. 2.M aximum I C W f lowrate to each CC W HX durin g normal o p eration g p s h ou l d NO T exceed 10,000 gp m in order to minimize long term tube gp g s ide erosion o f the CC W HXs. T h e I C W f lowrate f or each CC W HX may be increased to 12,850 gpm for up to 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> period to y gp p
acco mm oda t e HX o r B as k e t S trainer cleanin g s. 3.M inimum I C W f lowrate to CC W H X s durin g normal operation should be de t e rmin ed as fo ll o w s: If three CCW HXs are in serv
ice, then the minimum required q ICW flow rate is 11,000 gpm TOTAL, and at least 3500 gpm through each CCW HX. If less than three CCW HXs are in
service, or flow through any , g HX is less than 3500 gpm, the Minimum Required ICW/CCW gp q
Flowrate will be determined by the STA or Shift Manager per y g p
Attachment
5, Instructions
for Determining Minimum Flow
g U sin g Flow Rate C urves or Manual Calculation.
To decrease the Minimum R
eq uired I C W/CC W Flowrate , the q , CC W HX with hi g hest tube resistance
ma y be declared OOS g y
at the discretion of the Shift Manager while the basket strainer g
is OOS. I f a CC W HX is decla r ed OOS , then the I C W flow throu g h that CC W HX can NO T be used t o ca l cu l a t e th e g M inimum Required I C W/CC W Flowrate.
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ES-401, Page 21 of 52 ES-401 5 Attachment
2 Figure 2-1 Screening for SRO-Only Linked to 10 CFR 55.43(b)(2) (Technical Specifications)
Can the question be answered solely by knowing -hour TS/TRM Action? RO question
Yes NoCan the question be answered solely by knowing the LCO/TRM information listed "above the line?"
Y es RO question
No Can the question be answered solely by knowing the TS safety limits?
YesRO question
NoDoes the question involve one or more of the following for the
TS, TRM, or ODCM:
application of required actions (TS Section 3) and SRs (TS Section 4) in accordance with rules of application requirements (TS Section 1) application of generic LCO requirements (LCO 3.0.1 through
3.0.7 and SR 4.0.1 through 4.0.4) knowledge of TS bases that is required to analyze
TS-required actions and terminology SRO-only question Yes NoQuestion might not be linked to 10 CFR 55.43(b)(2) for SRO-only
a pplication o
f r equired a ctions (T S Sectio n3) and S Rs (TS pp q ()Section 4) in accordance with rules of a
pplication )requirements
(T S Section 1)a pplication of
generic LCO re
quirements (LCO 3.0.1 thr ou ghppg q 3.0.7 and SR 4.0.1 thr ou gh 4.0.4)
REVISION NO.: PROCEDURE TITLE: PAGE: 24 INTAKE COOLING WATER SYSTEM 8 of 158 PROCEDURE NO.: 4-NOP-019 TURKEY POINT UNIT 4
2.2.2 ICW Pumps (continued)
7. (continued)
E. If diving activities are being performed on the east side of the stationary screens, the affected CW pumps shall be secured
during the time the diver rema
ins in the well. There are
NO specific limitations on ICW pump usage when diving activities
are performed on the east side
of the stationary screens.
8. When starting ICW Pumps, the maximu
m flow rates for the in-service
HXs may be exceeded. The high flow
rate is acceptable provided the duration of high flow is minimized.
9. If time permits following the raking of
an Intake Well, the respective
Intake Well CW Pump should operate for at least 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> prior to
starting the associated ICW Pump. 2.2.3 Basket Strainers
1. DP across the ICW Basket Strainers at the CCW HXs should NOT exceed 1.5 psid and at the TPCW HXs should
NOT exceed 2.25 psid.
2. The maximum allowable ICW / CCW Basket Strainer element (screening) differential pressure is 10.0 psid per
Section 7.1.2, Developmental
Reference 6.P.
Operation with
differential pressures near or at
10.0 psid may challenge the structural integrity of the Basket Strainer element (screening).
3. While isolating an ICW/CCW Strainer, ICW flows below "Minimum
Required ICW/CCW Flowrate" are
permitted for up to 5 minutes, without declaring ICW System inoper
able. If flow is below the
"Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate
" for greater than 5 minutes, then the ICW System shall be decl
ared inoperable at the time when flow initially went below the "Minimum Required ICW/CCW Flowrate."
5) Facility Comment (Q34)
Attachment3ExecutiveSummaryof Challenged Questions and FPL RecommendationQuestion 34:This questionis being challenged in accordance with NUREG 1021 REV 11, ES-403for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused theapplicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 34provides the operator with a Loss of CCW scenario in whichone of the RCPs is experiencing High Motor Bearing temperatures.FPL recommends to accept bothA and D distractors as correct for question 34 since two procedures that are applicable during theconditions described on the stem direct different actions, which are both applicable and correct.Question 89:This question is being challenged in accordance with NUREG 1021 REV 11, ES-403 for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused the applicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 89provides the operator with a scenario where one ICW/CCWstrainer and one ICW/TPCW strainer are being backwashed simultaneously. Subsequent failuresprevent restoration from backwashing operations.The questionisto determine if a procedurallimitation from 4-NOP-019, Intake Cooling Water System, has been violated and if the Unit Supervisoris required to apply TS 3.0.3. On question 89 it is unclear if an action statement was initially enteredwhen the ICW/CCW backwash was started.Due to conflicting answers as a result of a missing pieceof information FPL recommends to delete question 89 from the exam.Question 94:This question is being challenged in accordance with NUREG 1021 REV 11, ES-403 for the followingreason: *a question with an unclear stem that confused the applicants or did not provide all thenecessary information.Question 94is relatedknowledge ofSTA responsibilities. At Turkey Point,our plant administrative procedure 0-ADM-200,Operations Management Manual,is more restrictivethan theTechnical Specifications. This question did notspecify which reference to usein order toformulate a response.Due to conflicting answers FPL recommends to delete question 94 from theexam.