ML17320A661

Qualified Test of Electric Cables Under Simulated Loca/Dbe by Simultaneous Exposure to Environs of Steam/ Chemical-Spray & Radiation.

ML17320A661
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Issue date:	11/30/1975
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QUAY XFXCATXO J'"3 ST OF ELl'iCTRXC CA".L)"S UNDER A SXl IULA'I'i D LOCA/DBE BY Sl t!Ufr'.I"ANEOUS EXPOSURE TO ENVXRONHEINTS Ol Si'EAl",/CHEHXCAL-SP.

>.Y'ID PuXDXATXON c PERFGK"'D FOR ESSEX XNTERNATXONAL PO'lZR CONDUCTOR DXVXSXON LAFAYETTE i XNDXANA*BY THE CO"1PONENT TES'J.'XNG DXVXSXON qa O0C.iliOE SER,I+OAn~l J KeYrIDRQs 2~X SOYA I)XX r XNC.I PARSXPPANY~

NEh JERSEY s.REF, CXP, NOVP.ID3ER, 1975 8308i603ii 8308i0't PDR*DOCK 050003i5 PDR ACCEPTED FOfi g/A BY El.ll'"i(tlv GEHERATlOH SE rl0$~f.!"'..C, ll.Y, ACCEP7ED CY:M+W,tt:~~M.~~'iki.Mr&<~'~~-~rI atilt di>lt-rt.-2~FO.ttn nS iSi~d PO-ilip~ny t"0 y J.t"y (201)GO'i'i'00 tT'g~{g CIIIChGO 0 I'VIGIOrt~tsstlirrct jidcrcss: nnst olfisc tiox 117, I'nriltrt~ny, I':csv Jersey olOq4 2020 N pic Avc., t torlon Crorr, Illtnnts 00083 ('312)".00 I I GO TAnLr O>" Co'iTi WTS Section 1.Xntroduction and Sununary...-------.--..---..-.-.

2.Description of Cable Samplrs..~-.--~-~-~-------Page~~~0 0~~~0 1 0~0 0~0~0 0 3 0 Test Program........................o...........

~s~%I~~~~0~~0~4 3 0 1 Purpo4)e~~0~~0~0~0 0~0~0~0~0~0~~~0~0~0~0~0~~~~~~0 0~~~4 h~3.2 D lscusslonss

~~00~~0~0~-.~~~00~~~~~000000~0~0~0~~~~~~~4 3.2.1 Phase l.0 t Thermal/Radiation Aging--'--~-~0 0'0 04 3.2.2.Pha es XX and XXX-,.LOCA Simulat:ion Post-LOCA Cooldomn....-.-.-'.-------

and~~0~~0~00 3.2.3 Pos t-LocA Tes ts.............

-.'-.-----~----0.05 4 est Procedure................;.....-.--

~......0 0~0~0 0~0 7~r r-';1 Cable'3dounting'.

r.'..."..0 0 0 0 0 0~~0 0 4.2 Lrlectrical Energizing and Xnt:erconnections.........7 4.3 Dose Unl.forml.ty................'..',........'........'.8

4.4 Neasuremen

ts o f Xnsulat.ion Res is tance (IR).........8 4.5 High Volt:age Niths tand Tes ts (Hi-Pot).....

r T eSt ReSult S 0~0~0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0~~0 0~0 0 0 0~0~0 10 h 000~0~0sltl 5.1'ctual Temperhtur'e

'Pro+i3,e....'........".....

0 r'5.1.1 Thermal/Radiati'on Aging........--.-.

0 0 0~~~.5.1.2 Phases IX a>>d XXX-I'OCA Simulation Post,-LOCA Cooldsson.................

and~~0~0'0~1 3 5.2 Performance of Test: Cables....

-.-.-.-----------~-015 5.3 Xnsulation Resist:ance Hcasurements...

~shs 0 0 0~~~0~~0'15 1 5.4 High Volt:age tJithstand Te't (Hi-pot)J 0~0~0 0 0~~0\..18 6 r g~Cert1flcatlon..........,..............

Appendix A-Radiation Certification 000~0000000~~19 L'EST 01'IGUlU'.S Figure No.Page Specified Environmental Exposure Profile..........;6 2.Schematic representation.of T'.nergizing C circuitry.;.........................

1 4~0 0~4~0~1 9 3.Actual Temperature Profi le Ob tained D urging Test....................,...................12

'~I~)0~I~.I~,

(Table No.LXST OF TAf3T.ES Page Description of Cable Samples.........----

~0 t~~~~~0 0~~3 2.Summary o f Cable Removal From Energizing C'rcuztry...........................

o s~~'o o~e~a 16 3'.Measurements of Zn ulation Resistance.........

-.-.-l7~~~~4~Results of gati-pot Tests Performed at Conclusion of 37 Day Environmental Exposure......18

~k!~'~I~~~h:~~I!~q 1-SECTXON 1 XNTRODUCTXON AND SUHL'IARY'qualification,test on electric cables~ras performed 9.n accordance with the suggestion contai.ncd in XLEH 323-1974, F"IEEE Standard for Qualifying Class lE Equipmc>>t for Nuclear Power Generating Stations", and XHEE 383-1974,"XEEE Standard F for Type Test of Class lE Electric Cables, Field Splice 1~C and Connections for Nuclear Power Generating Stations."~~~~F r, Twenty-five 1/c-12 Awg cable samples were subjected to', a.7 day simultaneous t:hermal/radiati.on aging exposure, F~~~followed by'a'30'ayimultancious e'xposurc to environments.

~~of radiat:ion stcam and chemical-spray, while electrically

~~~~~nergized at rated volt:age and current loadi.ng.This loading*consisted of a potential of 600 volts (a.c.)between conductors and to grounQ and current loading.of 15-20 Amps.on, each F conQuct.or.-

to the exposure environments.

F F F I Approximately 50,.feet of each pable sample was subjected Thc sample.srcre irradiateQ in , a Cobalt.-60 field of gamma radiation at a rate resulting in a total accumulat;eQ exposure of 200 megarads, air equivalent, F over the entire test period.

~o~~~~t l~easurcrncnts of in ulation rcsi.tancc wore made 0 periodically durin'g tho expo"urc period at 500 volts (d-c-).'Eligh voltage with.tend tc ts werc conducted at: thc cnd of the exposure period following a 40 diameter mandrel bond Z test with the cables imrnc rsod in water.'I~l Thirteen cable samples wi thstood the entire tes t exposure and.succes fully complc ted the high-pot tost performed't the end of the program.The high-pot test::-'E~gas conducted at a voltage lovel of 2.2 HVAC corresponding I'to baize the r'ed vol'thq'e..plus"'a

.1000'olts A.C.'Current

I\leakage measured during the high-pot tost varied'otweon

~~~C~~~1.2 milliarnps and 5.5 milliamps.

1~r The test program was conducted during October and.>>November of 1975"at the test'facilitics ofme'dix,'nc..'

~~in Parsippany, New Jersey.C 0'ECTION 2.DESCRIPTION OP CABLE SA)4PLHS~!.Twenty-five cable.arnples were received I ,C from E,ex, ranging in sizes from.162OD to.230"OD.The following table describe" the samples as they were received from Essex with the sample numbers as affixed to tho cable 1)y E.scx and the corresponding tag nur'aber af fixed by Xsomedix.

~~Xsomedix Ta lJo.2~TABLE 1 DRSCRXPTXOH OF ShlaPLH Essex Tag No.Dosoription

~of Sam lo Nhite, brittle Brown, brittle S r~~(3 4 7 8 9 10 ll 12 13~'(~,~(35,,'.s'~s\..6.~~8 26 10 12 13 14~h Nhite, brittle Brown, brittle Nhitc, brittle.Nhite, flcxi'ble..Black, flexible (~Black, f lexible fbi:te, flexible.'

~~r Black, flexible Black, flexible Black, flexible Grey, pongy.h ,r Brown, brittle'.'\~.--15'.6 18~(1S 17.Brmrn;brittle Purple, brittle.Black, flexible Black, flexible Black, flexible

omedix Tag Ho.Essex'L'ag Ho.Descry>Lion of Sneple 20~21 22 20 21 22 Yellower, brittle Black, flexible Brown, flexible 23'24.i~23 24 (~4.25.".,': Black, flexible~~s:.'rorrn, flexible F Grey,'spongy~~~~SECTXON 3-TEST PROGRAM ,'3.1 PURPOSL..'I~~I I~The purpose of t:1ie program was to'prove.de qualify'.cation tests on electric cables in accordance with the suggestions' I~~~~~~...contained in XEEE 323-1974,'XFEE Standards for Qualifying Class lE Equipment for Nuclear Powered Generating Stations", I ,and XEEE.38'3-197.4,"XEEE S,t.andard.

for Typ.e.Test of lE'.~'A..'I'Electric Cables, Field Splices and Connections for Nuclear Powered.Generating Sta'tions".

~'f'I~~,~~~I I I 3.2 DXSCUSSXONS.

rC 3.2.1 PI)ASE 1.T1IEIU4AL/RADXATXON AGXNG The cable samples vere installed inside of pressure I vessel and placed in a radiation chamber and subj cted to'a 7.day thermal/radiation aging environment with.the temperature 4 inside the vessel maintained at 250 F.FRadiation

~ias from a Cobalt-60 source of gainma radiation at an exposure rate re ulting in an accumulated equivalent air dose of 50 megarads during this period.3.2;2 P)iA."ES XX AND XXX-X OCA.XHUI ATXON AND POST-LOCA COOK DOh~il I At the conclusion of'h'is simulated installed-life aging cycle, the samples vere e>:posed to a simulated.loss-of-coolant accident'LOCA) environment by simultaneous

~~application of radiation/stcam and chemical-spray for a'eriod of 30 days in accordance with the temperature

\..:.profile s)io~m in.Figure'Al..of Apper dix A og-'XEf,E 323-an,d as shown on Figure l.The samples were continuously h 5 sprayed with a chemical solution consisting of 3000 ppm boron as boric acid in solution with 0.064 mo3.ar sodium thiosulfate buffered with sodium hydroxide to'pH\0".between 9 and ll at room tempexature.

The sprav rate was I , approximately..

2..gpm corresponding to.0.15, gpm/ft2 of the surface area.of the mandrel.I rC~C The cable samples received an additional radiation dose of.150 megarads, air equivalent, during thi" portion of the test program.3.2.3 POST-LOCA TESTS At the conclu.ion of the simulated LCrCA event, the vessel was t aken out of the radiation chamber.Tne samples j'h~~~~~\~~.~~~=.~.L~PHASE'1-"'-": '.".'PHIZ:II'"'-.'.-.':".-.-..'3'-PHASE III Q Gc Plr G 0 9 s A m~g 0~)..C CJ Thermal/Radiation.

~ging (T/R')I.I.t I i 250/0 I I'50 g Brad e...~335/95

',..-)P).IR':"~315/69.IR 265/28.Po t-LO~Cooldovn t 1 (S/C/R)I-::: j...280/70 siithin 10 sec.~*h~~e~'~j p'I h~~~~I~h~~I~14D/0~l50.'.TR::-.(daily)215/2'.Iegarad r~r'I~'5~,~.t:.I'::I iII, Twl.ce Each week LOCA Simulation by.simultaneous.:

..:."..:.'.'nviron.

en(:a.l Z-closure (S/C/R)....-

'."...'-.'46/113 s itin).-5 IQ3..h.":-3'HR.:".'."i'9hZ.

',.1 HZ.1 aZ.:.:.4 Days,,'.~.,:.'."-.."....-...'...'...: Days'-'hK-r IR'R Temperature/pressure p"ofile'or simlation of loss-of-coolant accident (LOCA)design ba"is event (DBZ)'y.simultaneous steam/chemical-spray/radiation environ-mental exposure (al.ter XZZE 323-197~ficrore Al of Appendiv A)Di 1, h h~~'j r 7 CABLE HOUNTXNG~~The cable samples were mounted on holding rods positioned between thoro end cap flanges of a'vertically I I~~hei'd'etal mandrel, approximate'ly 2'0'inches in diameter.t Steel wire was used to secure the cables in po.,ition/relative to the vertical rods.Approximat:ely four feet of each cable end was brought up through the middle of the,magdr 1.These ends'tere brought through head.~)were removed from the mandrel, straight:ened and recoiled around a mandrel whose cliamcter was 40.times the cable diameter.While so-wound, the cables were in pected for I I I cracks, inner ed in~rater and ubjected to high voltage withstand te ts at 80v/mil (a.c.)of insulation.

t SECTXON 4.TEST PROCEDURE~~4 1 penetrations in the pressure vessel, s'ealed and connected to-'he energizing lead wire.'ealing~ras effected by I securing the cable ends in aluminum tubes with an.epoxy compound.The t.ubes were secured to t: he vessel by I standard tube fittings.4.2 ELECTRXCAr.

EwERGXzXr)G AND XNTERCONWECTXONS The cable ends frere-ecured to terminal blocks mounted on the ve el head.The lead wire, suppliect by E sex Xnt:ernational, connected the energizing wi.t:h t: he test cable.s at.tl>c.tc.nninal'lock on svritc)>box the ve..e'1\'g

head-The switch box con..isted of knife switches arranged so that each cable could be individually monitored; removed from the circuit if a failure.occurcd, or isolated\1 during measurements of in ulation resi tance.Figurc 2 is a schematic diagram showing the energizing circuitry and cable connections.

~~rr 4.3 1~1$,;~",DOSE UNXPOHHXTY

~~(~Dose un'.formi ty was ob tai>>ed by rcpos itioning the'5'5'5 Cobalt-60 source at various s tages throughout the exposure'ycle and by rotating.the vessel..Rotation was performed'%Bays-aft'e'r',initiating

'belie.seven day thermal/radiation aging and again fifteen days after the initiation of the 5~(steam exposure cycle'.1 1 1 1 Appendix A contains the certification of radiation..exposure and describ s the dose di tributiori and source I\positioning.

r 4~4 MEASVRFMENTS OP XNSUI,ATXON RHSXSTANCE (XR)'1 XR measurements werc made periodically during the exposure cycle a a>neans of monitoring the relative degradation of the'est satnplcs.Specifically, the XR mca urcments werc made at/he following time during the proqr<<m: l.Upon receipt of samples, prior to radi<<tion aging, while wrapped on the inandrcl<<nd irrtncrscd in water.~I yl

1$.CUf<Rf: N T TRANS f'R!1i'R/.~3P POTENT I.AL TRANS f'ORAL R~/, 4 leaf.CUPPFNT TRANSFOR!!ER

'~~,r~~,~ODD~aYEN~(5 r~~ODD 1 5~~15 17 19.21'3~~I~, r~~~r P~~I I~~~.~'EYEN'..~4~'.4~~6~P~8~10 12,'.4 1S.20 ,22\"~,24 r+~I l~~'4~~..r.",":, PIG,VQE.~~~r r~~~r r 2 S CHEMAT I.C r~~~~~2 I I~~'\~, REPRESENTATION-OF.ENERGIZI r~~~r~r NG, CI.RCUI TRY t.'.:"i;'+~~2 I'r~\~,'i~~~~'r I~-.~~rP~'.',1~~~~~~

C 2.EEalfway through the even<lay tlrcrmal/radiation aging period.3.At the end of the thermal/radiation aging per'iod..~:.1 I~~~~~~~r ('4.At each dwell during the high temperature phases.of the Steam/Chemical/12'.Qiation exposure perioQ.5.'nce each day during the four day dwell at 265.P.1 6.Twice per week during the balance of'he 30 Qay~\.t period and at the conclusi'on of the exposure cycle.S, r~~~'L The me'asurernents were made a.fter application of I 500 Vdc held for one minute','nless specifically noted othe'"ise, 4~,~,,j by reading between the concluctor'irectly to around.: '..4 P 3~..~~"~*~~~~~Prior to actual'ly.-mr~king the measurements, the c)~-.'.'.'urrent and potential load were removecl for approximately ten to fiiteen minutes.At the conclusion.oi.the IR measuiements, all cables were.put back into the circuiting

.,!r~~~,,'unless excessive leakage was observed that pronibited the I~, 7.--"-'..:..";"applic'ation of thh full-potential load or.if short-circu'it

~, J,'.'"I:.'.,-'" to ground had occured.~,~.~'5~, r~',~1'.5 HIGH VOLTAGE NITEESTAND TESTS (EEI-POT)Samples that jer formed satisiactorilv during the~I environmental exposure period were removed from the vessel;r, straightc.nod and wound around a mandrel having a diameter*40 times the cable diameter; The amp le s immersed in wate was connected to wire inserteQ Qi while wou>>Q on the mandrel, were r with the ends free.The conductor the high voltage lead and the ground rectly in the water.The required test voltage was 2200 Vac, or twice rateQ voltage, plus 1000U.t r~$~The specified voltage level was applied for a 1~perioQ of 5 n>inutes af ter which time the charging current was'ecorded.

I~~Thermal/Radiation AgingThe temperature profile actual test phases is shown was initiated by'nergizing SECT1ON 5.TEST Rl'SULTS 5.1 ACTUAL TE;biPI'iRATURH

'AOFXLE 5 1 1 obtained during the in Figure 3.The test the cables and placing~~the cobalt source in position.4...Strip heaters on the.vessel,Here utilized.I in conjunction with the cable current.heating loads'o raise the temperature from room ambient to the aging level..EEeater controls and current loads were adju ted'o that the temperature remained at 250+10 E" throughout the remainder of the seven day I

';nd ls't..Tra.".sient 33814or~~P~~~lo I ,'I 314+2or: ',~k I f~~~~:ncrease".~'.to 3 38or within 5 min.-~g~$'r~I~1~~~~~~~266P2oP~I~V~~~".'41"L'UAh'J.'5i'i"j" LCAYUJ(e'i6..'L t 05'L'A~B~U UUlCLLVU~..~',".~S XYiGLTANEOUS S~" A~i/CHB<" 78~-S P BAV/RADIATZO~I

': ENVXRONYiEa<TAL SiJiiE r I~~I~'I i-Indicates XR read--.c~0~~~~8~I~o 3 3 0~~~I I'~1~4 0>>~jI f~4~'I~0~g~g 6-)-4r~~g~'I'tart of Sp'C/R'Exposure~~~~, I~~~'L I~W I~w~~~t~~O~~I'~~~';,:5or g),"i.." End Test 25 50 50 3 5~~8 Elapsed Time I~-.11'.".-'.15 rw~~~(ET)Hrs.Frc.Start of S/C/R.Exposuie 96 723

~~period.Four and one-half days after starting,'.the system was shut down so that XR measurement

~~I 5.1.2 could be made.Phases XX and XXX-LOCA Simulation and Po't-LOCA Cooldown~~~~I'~,~+~1'I~:.At.the start of.the.steam expo ure, the)~~cables were energized and.the ambient temperature was 140 F.The cobalt'ource remained down until I the exposure was underway.~: To initiate the exposure, steam was rapidly I admitted raising-the temperaLure" and pres'sure I I~~~to'38oF and 112 psig within 10 minutes.h Approximately fifteen minutes later, a leak was detected in a pres ure fitting that necessitated a drop.in pressure to atmospheric during the next.~twenty-five minutes..The steam remained off for a period of 6 hours6.944444e-5 days <br />0.00167 hours <br />9.920635e-6 weeks <br />2.283e-6 months <br />,'while the temperature was myintaiiied at 240 F us'ing~~electric heaters to avoid a severe thermal hock when the steam was reinitiated.

The nece sary repairs'were made to the fitting 0 and the exposure was resumed by reintroducing steam that increased the teriperature from 260>" to 340oF during the next.five minutes.The temperature was maintained at 330~doF Cor the remainder of the three hour period of the transient.

1 l I Q))()()ll~o+peraturc (lr((l)"'e<')pora turo to of thi period,'controlled initiated that reduced the over the next l.5 hour5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br />".transient was then'nitiated

>5 and 10.5.gl)((l,l:)that r.i'cd tho temperature by Lntroducin(J pf v'.minutes and held it.at that".o 338 F witI)i>>>,.t'"hree hours.po>nt.for the ras then reduc re reducin 330 F and hc 1(~3140'j(il.~n additional four liours-314 F and hol(~'((ll..tiulel'a-co)ltrollod drop was,'I"~,.('lu:.cd the temperature to 268oF initiated that~~~~'I f,~I()))t}minutes and w>ls maintained over the nov.t g t~)c balance of four days at which..at 266+2oF nor.,, turc was reduced over the next*ti)ne the temp())"'I I'L~h 1, t7/+I (nomina 1, f or the remainder half hour to~>'~~',~I~,~*'I'~a o..;of'the.expeisur()

.<.'A...>>,,ly solutionwas injected into The))l't~r..I\ono mi nute o f tarting the tho chamber w~, (~c of appro'ximately l.5 gpm exposure at 0~>>tc(l within.the next oven minutes.an(l was rocir('<'~,)

~,.)y.olution p?f was between ho:;pray was tuinod off (lurillg~,f,<<f r period (nd turnod back on six hour was rcinitiatcd.

The spray>h('-n the cxp(l('>>'J(1()haut tho romai)ldor OC t?le rclnaincd on

~~evposure.~~At an Elapsed!ime (t'.T}of 539 hours0.00624 days <br />0.15 hours <br />8.912037e-4 weeks <br />2.050895e-4 months <br />, the sy tern was shut: down anQ'he'essel rotated 100o to maintain uniformity

.of the dose distribution.

At a total test time of 37 days,'he last'I set of reading frere made and the system shut.Qo;rn.The vessel was removed from the cell, the samples removed from the vessel, inspected and me surementsI of withstand voltage made.~~I 5.2'ERFORMANCE OF TEST CABLES~"~, ,The cables.frere electrically energi?ed at*a.'.'otential of 600 Vac between conductors throughout the (entire evposurc period except during vc sel r'otation and periods when XR measurements

~rere made.'I'I The current loads were maintained withinl5.5 anQ 19.5 Amps during'the entire test" period..Table , 2 shocks the times when the cables were removed from the t~~energizing circuitry.

5.3.INSULATION RESISTANCE NEASURFHENVS

'Measurements of XR frere made at the times previously mentioned and the rc ults are shown ip Table 3 as a function of the environmental parameters.

TABLE 2 I I 4~~~~~SUixlMARX OF CABLE REEK)VAL FPOwl Eel'RGIHXHG CX'RCUXTRY Sample No.Elapsed Time(hours)

Phase of Test'3~18~24*:.;'185.3 During 1st transient of$/(simultaneous phase.1."':"."'..'191 g'uring 2nd'transient.

,'23*.'"'::"..:..:

.225.5, During dK'1ell at 265oF.'0....,"": ':: 282.1.;.;.'.:.During Post-LOCA Cooldo.rn.

4, 2..':...:.205.1...':.During Po t-LOCA Cooldoirn.

'.';: '4,':."'22.7,'.During Post-LOCA Coolcro'rn.

5,-.15,, 16..'25.7., During Post-LOCA Coolc~o;;n.

..10~..55..1'uring Post-LOCA Cooldo!~n.

~.::.'.'2,': 658.7.;'uring Post-LOCA Cooldo"In.

.".'.;.'.-.13,'-.,"..'.',"".,."....,';".

778.0...':.During Post-LOCh, Coolclo'.~n.

I, i~I'I I I'r'~,I~~'l I~~~J'~~,%~~~\~,~', I'I~~'I~~~~~~~'C...~'."Put.back into circuit at.elapsed.

time of 253.0 hours0 days <br />0 hours <br />0 weeks <br />0 months <br />.g~~~, g r,~I~t~c, r.~'I S~'~~~~4 TAaLE 3(1).MEASUREMENTS OF INSULATION RESISTANCE (1)Elapsed (2)Time (hrs.)Phase Temp Press (3)oF si.1 2 3'.68xlp'.Sxlp.2.4xlp?4000 (7)2000 (7)7.5xl02(7) 2.8 (7)800 (7)90Q.(7).800 (7)75 (7)1000 (7)1200 (7)1.104(7)0.9xl011 resistance Radiation J Pr'e 70 0 1.1xlp 9 1.4xlp 9 91.7 TIR 240 0 0.78x10 0.78xlp 184.5 END TIR 101 0 2.1xlp.1.8xlp 187.3 LOCA 339 110 0.51x106(4) 1.1xlp" 192.9.LOCA 336 105 11 (7), 1.2xlp?197.5 LOCA 316 74 14 (7)3.1xlp'204.1 LOCA 268 25 13 (7)1 3x108 277 3 LOCA 266 30 13 (7)1 Sx108 ,,251;2: Post LOCA F68 ,...:.>0,.:.13.(7)-...~: 1,.6x108-...

282.5 Post LOCA 214.0'16'(7)'3x104(7)325.4 Post LOCA 218 2 13 (7)400 (7)420.0 Post LOCA'06 0 13 (7)480 (7)15.3 Post LOCA 194 0 17 (7)1300 (7)92.1 Post LOCA 216 0 13 (7)'50 (7)683.1 Post LOCA 205 0 12 (7)600 (?)756.4 Post LOCA 204 0 13 (7)'00 (7)'P6.6 Post LOCA?P.P l.gxlP11 0.55xlP11'i est'(1')'Al'1'easuremens made'at 500 Vdc, held for 1 minute,.a'nd all values in ohms, unless otherwise noted.(2)Elapsed Time (ET);total thst time from the start of Thermal-.(3)Test phis'es p'er'outline described in section.'-

(4)Measurement made at 300 Vdc.(5')'easurement niade at 100 Vdc.(6)Measurement made at 75 Vdc.(7)Measurement made at 3 Vdc.(8)Measurement made at 200 Vdc.(9)Measurement made at 10 Vdc.

6 7 0 7xlp12 0.8xlp 3.ZxlO9 0.7x107 0.7v107'.4x107 0.68x108 0.68x108.0.58xl08:2;8xl 0 7'70.0"(7:)2200 (7)6000 (7)00 (7)00 (7), 00 (7l 4.3xlol" V 3xlpll Sx107 0.74x107 0 52x106(5)0 58x106(5 lxl06(5 Sx106 S.2xl07(5) 2.1v106(6)

.-':1;1xl'06

'(7)'-7 (7)10 (7)7 (7)7 (7)8 (7)1.5x107 0.88xl viz 4.4x107 1.8x107'3x106 1.7xl06 3.5x106 1.3xl07" 1.7x107 2.1xl07'S.ox107 5.Ox'1'07 1.6xl08 0.54x109 2.0x108 4.6x108 0.64xl09 4xlpll xl pl2 l..Ox 1 0 2.2xlo 9 0.8x106 0.55y106 ,O.7xlO6 5.7xl06 S.ox106 4.5xl06 S,px107 3.0x107'.5x107 2 4x1.08 5 Ox107 1.0x108 l.lv108 1P10 0.64xlplz 1.25xlaj l.Sxlp 1 2x106 0.56xlo (8)0.61xlf (S3 2.4xlo Z.ZxlO6 2.0xlo 1 Sxlo" k;-4x107 2.2yl07 1.3x108 3.0xlp" 4.Sx107 0.52>x)OS 4xlO" 2.Zx]pll 4.9-1O6 1.57xlo 1.ZxlOS(6) 1.3ylo~(6)

SxlO4(7)2.2x105(6) 1.1xlo~(9) 5;Ox105<'6) a.'lxla5,"6)

--L 3.0xlp~(6) 1.2x105(6) 1.2x105(6)

Z.ZxlpSC6) 0.76xj05(6) 3xlo P/R)ag ing.~~,~1

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4 EIXGE{VOX,TAG{" NXTIISTAND TI!TS (E{X-POT)Table 4 present" the xe.,ults of-the hi-pot tests performed at the conclusion of the test program.P~~Tahar.E";4 Perfo Iw r'-: Sample No.l 5~.~i, 7 8 9.11~.':17..'-.-

.:~-19 24'25 Result rmed'at'onclusi'o>>'equired

'ctual Cur en&(m.A)Comments 242~'2.2 2 f 2~'.2 2.2~'.2..'.2-.2.2.2 2.2 2-2'.2.2 2.2 2.2 2.2 2 4 2 1.5.2'2.2 2.2 2.2 2-.2:," 2.2'2-2 2.2'.2 2.2 2.2 2.-2~~5.5>15~1 5 2.1.2.2 1.6 1.9, 1.9'.1 240 1.9 2.4.1.9'.2'eld for 5 min.Did not.hold.Iield for 5 min.'eld for 5 inin..'E{eld for 5 min." E{eld for 5 min..Held for 5.min.~...Splice in c1atereld for 5 mirn.'E{eld for 5 min.Held for 5 min.'..Held fox 5 min.Held for 5 min.,'Iqld for 5 min.Held for 5 min.of'Ii-pot Tests o'f 37 Day I".nvironmen{='al Expo.ure r~~~~~I~~

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~~.r 1'1 1E,~The under a.gned certifies that this report pre'ent a I 11 I 1 I'I 1 account of the.test conducted and the results obtained.~~EE I~~II~h I'~~'~)I'~~~.Nissen l1.g urine ii>r: 'a'nage.-,,C'.ornponent Testing~~1~,~,.'.,'~..,~~', I 1'~I~I El'I~,~~~I~~~r 1~r r~~'~',...I I 1.: I'~~'I~~~~~t I l 1 I~~~~~LE~'*<I~j~~~,~'.~1~~~I~~~~'~,',*...r I~~r,,':~~'~','I~~I I~I I~.,~,~1 I~~~~~~I I I'~1~j I 1 I I 1~~.-':,:I 1 1~~J 1~1

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~~r:'l:;~~~~~~~~~~~I I~.~1~~'t l~,'I~APPE51DXX A I I'RADXATXON CERTXPXCATXON 1~~1 I I'~~4~I I'/I~I~"'.gr.~~4 I~~~r t r',~~4~',~~~~@i F' November 21, 1975 Xnter Company Memo.<ce'oi(f~"'i4-Dlc Lr~'I Manager, Radiation~irvices I~~To: Nissen M.Bur t:c'in'Manager, Qualification Testing 4':~'.r,.I I'I , From:,'George R.Dietz Manager, Radiation Services\~I~~Thi,"s will surrimarize the parameters periir>ent to the rec nt simultaneous

...'te', chemical spray and radiation exposure test conducted for~Essex Xniernational, Xnc.Xrradiation for the Phase X 7 Qay test was begun on October 10, 1975 and concluded on October 18, 1975.During Phase X;che cables re-~-.:~ceived, a minimum Qose of.51.1 Mrad'and maxiInum of 53.Mrad.Jshere"': possi:ble, we u'tilized-the irradi'.ltor co proc<.ss other'x-oduct con-."':.currentl~j with.the'.6 st;jhich'neccss'stated'ccasional short'periods

'here t=he radiation field was reduced to zs z-o.The details of source osi.'tioning, dose.rates and toial dose is.)rown in Figure l.I ase XX of the test.began on October 21, 1975 ancE concluded on'." November 20, 1975.During t: he approximat:ely 705 hour0.00816 days <br />0.196 hours <br />0.00117 weeks <br />2.682525e-4 months <br /> radiation'." exposure, with simultaneous stcam/chemical spray per your profilef:.cables received an additional minimurrI dose of lj)8.8 Nrad, and,.." ma>:imum dose of 152.0 Mrad.The.'etails of irradiaiion are shown-" in'Figure 2.~.=.':::'......:

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~s'~~~~Xn'",su~as~,'total dose to thel cables over th'e entire test period~;>anged from;200 to 205;4-"Mrad,-~d.th an estimated source positioning'.

", error of+5-o'in dose rate.I~~~Dosinetry was performed using a Victoreen'Model 555, Xntegrating Dose Rate)1eter and Probe.The unit was calibrat:ed on October 16, 1975 by'the Victoreen Xnstrument Company', using cobalt-60 and cesium-137

~'.'whose calibration" are t:raceable t:o the U.S.National Bureau of Standards.

Backup Qo"imetry using a Red Perspex..ysiem provided by Atomic Energy of Canada, Lt:Q.confirmed thc Victoreen readings.ll t~4'losures D:km I s lsornocix)nc.25 I:0sreasss 000', PsrsirsIany, tlo.v J isey (201)co7 470)hljllhsg Addscsss post ossico Isnx I ll, pjsslp..jny, I'lcw jcsscy 070)4 CHICAGO OIVISIOhi~yil"0 Iljrjlc Avc., hsot Son Grove, Illinois 000 jl IDI I 000 sJG0

I l~~~Do e<<50 Hrad-(...,::.i'D'60/:::,.:i/30 4~: ',.'"',,~~)~~.~.'..".,".,: '4:.X (~,'~~,~~Do e Rate'>>d 1 330~.00.l I 10" J i.1 500 3.3'0~.g'otal Do.,e 700 6 II SoLl X'ce centerline 5~~~I 1.'.-Numbers.

on'.figure.represent

'dose'rates (kiloxad/hr) at le'ttex'ed poil1ts when t source is-located as shownI relaLive to the cables.~~~a'diation was conducted)ly locatkncJ l hc..OLlrce at I)qLladxant.

of the dizLlon cll;lmbcr., with a typical luc'ltio>>how]1 above.Nhe>>equal adj.ati.on times are administered in each of thc source locat'ons, the average dose rate at a point is the average of the sum of the c)ose xa'es rec'eived in each position.Rotation of the vessel and positioning the soux'ce in-two.guadrants each time had the arne effect as if the ouxce'ere.relocate

~~four.times.

~~~~r Average Dose rates at A,C,E and G are: 1/4<A,C,E,G.=1/4<700+330+330+230

=;.1590=397 Kza0/hr.and at B,D,P and H 1/4~BID@P and Hg 1/4E500+260+260+500 1520 380 Krac>/hr~~r r Considering irregularities in the actual contai)lm nt ves el p a absorption factor was applied.1fence actual dose rates at.A,C,E and G wexe.88x397 or 349.0 Krad/hr (maximum close xate)and at B,D,F and H,.88x380 or 334 Krad/hr (minimum dose rate).I\The minimum dose administered over the 7 day period.t:0 positi.ons B,D,P and H from the 153 hour0.00177 days <br />0.0425 hours <br />2.529762e-4 weeks <br />5.82165e-5 months <br /> exposure was'l53 hr x.334 Yirzd=51.1 Nrad hx'the maxi.mum dose, to positiolls A,C,L and Gg was hr x 34 9 Nrsd=-53;I)Hrad,/~lr n'tlation.'r huilc)up fhoL'orb.io'r L)lc contel1ts of thc chambc.r (mandrel, cable, ctc.)werc not considered in thc above bccau.'.e of the Ira>>c)oi Inc s of t)le ix locations.

Pha'XX-30 days 7 oa i~0~C~r~, s~~~I I~~I~~~240"-.--~'.'3~0.I's'I II 370 g'16(3~~I, r.p'].30~'~\~C'as~p, 160':'.10 II',.2 II.~12II/: I+"../'/,'/e~.~~~I~.~..r 2-i~.0""..Pig 2 Dose Hates and Total.D e~~~~I~~~Snuxce-'enterline

~r~~~~ll~i r~,%i~r Nu&ers on.figuxe repre'sent'dose rates (kiloxad/hr)

't lettered points vhan,'rt:he's'ource

'is lochted's sho~in",'elative-t:o the cabl.'es..-:-...-:

'.:.'.':.gr'radiation iras conducted by'ocating the source't 4 quadrants of'".: 'rradiation chamber, irith a typical location sholem above.Nhen equal o isation tines are administered in each of the source locations, average dose rate at a'oint is the average of the sum of the Bose'rates received in each position.'ota':ion of.the vessel and posi.tioning

" the.sour'cc.in, t~"or quadrant each time had'the same effect as if the source'~vere-relocated four times.A.erage Dose xates A,C,E and G are: fl'~I~'~~.~'.e~~'-,',"-.1/4, A C,L'=1/4 4 370+240+130",2)0=

and.at BfD'tFf and HJ.,.',,'.'.:'"'".'..':

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1/4 8 D,P H+1/4+320+3.60+160+370=

96P=24P Brad/hr':.,~'s Consic~cxing ixxegul.arit'ics in the actual cont:ainmcnt vessel, a 1 absorpti.on fact:ox r as app3.3.cd.

Hence actua3.do.".e raCes at A,C,E and G.88x2$5 or 215.6 6ad/hx (maximum do e rata)and at 0 D P d 88x240 or..'211 Exad/hx (minimum do c rate).I~~,~~s~~~~ihe i~inimum do e administered ovex the 30 day (705 hrs.of i,xradi,gati..op) pexLod Was 7P5 hx~x~211-148, 8 and the maximum dose~I h~~'.705 hr.x,.215.6-'-'

-.152.0 Brad, uat3.qn or biiildup fact:ox"'ox.the contents o f thc.h 4, (c c am ex, (mandrel, c".bios, spi-ay, li.<quid, ctc.)wove not con.".idorcd i.>>t..hc above b'ec use of the xandomnc"s of their locations.

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Cyprus VVire 8.Caote CompanyH V I C R r f-S H p Indiana 5 Michigan Power Co.D.C.Cook Plant Construction P.O.Box 458 Bridgeman~

Mi.II9106 Dory~..6/16/76 MILL ORDER NO.I~Indiana 80 Michigam Power Co.D.C.Cook Plant Construction 5"Miles North of Bridgeman Michigan ,~Quality Assurance department Certification

!.Cverornor'e Order e~'orno Cable Order No.05526-821-5 EUN 03422 78668 78669 Item Ho.Quantity Description Applicable Specification e e 51,790 Ft.~.., ,/():>P>C Triolexed!'.1$-7/.;0305.Tin, Copper, 030".EzW.015'eoprene Jacketed PowerCable"'00"Volt.

A.E.P.DCCEE-171-~":l Sept.8, 1975 lI,815 Ft.~C T~ri lexeme 5~e/l gm 10-7.0385 Tin Copper,.030" EPR.015 Heoprene Jackceee Power Cable 600 Volt DONALD C.COOK hUCLEAR PLAr;T ACCEPTEO FOR QIA BY ELECTRiC GEt(ERATl0

<SECIIOft A~~F"wt'., h.Y.ACCEPTED BT: J~~DATE.FjLE.'.=9 6-~c 5~86"~.~ili~ir'-I hereby certify that the material described above was inspected under my general supervision and complies with the test requirerr ents A.E.P.Spec DCCEE-leak-ACN Set3t.8, 1975 Rome Cable Quality Assurance Procedures prior to beii.g'placed into stock or released for shipment.Test records will be kept on file Tw request.o years from date of test a gA OC.ItlOEX SEIt.s 4'++DATE KE'ire.'r , CJJ Zu 2~se 4, s.IIEP.EXPo nd will be made availaole for examination by authorized persons upon cPn

~" wi r ,2 Cyprus Wire&Cable Company 421 Ridge Street/Rome, New York 13440~~.~.~Telephone 315)337-3000 Post Ottice Box 71 TWX 510)243-9732 J~e 16, 1976.P~Indiana&ttichigan Power Co.D.C.Cook Plant Construction P.O.Box 458 Bridgeman, Mi.49106 Gen tlemen: Ve certify that a radiation resistance qualification'test has been perfo~ecI'on cable'sampl'eh of" sitttilar-construe't:ien.'employing iden-.~.".tical insulating materials to the cables on this order.The test procedure used was that in IEEE Std.383-1974 Para.2.3.3 but with a 2 X 10 rd radiation dose rather than 5 X 107 rd.All cable samples passed the test.The radiation qualification test con;ducted was more severe than that required in Para.VI.A.3 of Spec-ification DCCEE-171-QCN..L.A.Doyl'enior An lyst','Q;A; LAD: cs DO'ihLB C CCOK iiUCL i L~1 ACCEPTED FOR Q/A B" i E'HiC 0"?""'"'"'i

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Y..;nq~~DhlE~/g I OA-24 Cy prus'Wt!e'i at aft<a-:"<UCvt dc<<I<camp<ay QLJEfmis"JF AS:LJrance D:.,:i>t tfT:CTTt"~Tost Data fsc"Pr'oH 3/c Triplezed, 12-7/.0305 Tin.Copper J~030" EPR J.015'eoprene.l'"cketed Power Cable 600 Volt.\M.o.78668 DATE 6/16/76 REPQRT NO.3525 SHEET 1 Of 5 cvsTO<<R indiana gc Michigan Power Co.ORDcR NO.ENN 03422 05526-821-5 sPEc o A.E.P.DCCEE-171-QCN-Sept, 8 ACCcl RATED VJATER A8SORPTION TESTS PHYSICAI PROPERTIES IHSVlA<ION C ot on overage stress cycles JACKET KLKCTRICAL ShEfttOD<ln<cscrsed ot!of volts on<i volta per rnil.PEASE IH'C'-le days.%TEST j'JE S Ei:lfl::D ihlH f ST'LVE PECIFIFD tAIN TEST VALV K SPEC i: L i lr<H<~!~ORIG!'IAL 1156--2/0 eyn.cl A f'R AG!."!G mod se'f'c<E IN S!C.y-!4 dnys,%ST<S8!LI!I';ACT<mT Ar TER!C DAYS,%~)rrL'.f".!

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CA<PACIT.POWER FAG ION.%o IHSUl'ATION Doy(~)an water ot C hhlSCELlANEOVS TESTS A!R"'lcS>VRK IIL h!If Sfs I~~, cll C oi<d psl la!.e:LE,":e~<I<i..ial!LCHGATIOtt.

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Q.A.-247 F.'arr~:,"Ca hie Oiv Giorv 0F CYPRUS MINLS CORPORATION Qualify Assurance Department Electrical Test Data DE"RI>>!GN 3 0 Triplexed 12-7/.0305 Tin Copperp~Q3Q EPR,.015" NyopreILe J L,".dieted POLIer Cable 600 Volts M.o.7\REPORT No.35I25.DATE 6/16/76.SHEET 2 OP 5 Indiana&.Michigan Power Co.ORDER NO.ENN Q3422 c.o.No.Q5526-821<<5 5PEclflcATIQN A.E.P.DCCEE-3.71-QCN Sept.8~1975 REEL NUM3ER SIZE NO.STDS.DIA.STDS.WALL CONSTRUCTION r LENGTH FEET.A C VOLTAGE CTIME D C VOLTAGE TI E ACTUAL SPEC INSULATION RESISTANCE ICOFI me@ohms-IOQQ'ORONA I.EVEL Lv ACTUAL SPEC MISCELLANEOUS TESTS 73639 732yl->r)A pi p'g.<<r 4.I DXi I3-r<Ah i-I 3:-"~='I 3245.73305.-7325o+7r 0~Ql"+~3I Qov.2vv5-12 3/c 7.0305.030.015 4o4o 0.0 2525 2065 1385 66o 340 1500 465'.42o 450.8lo 1520 92Q 1820 42'10 2085.35(3 17693(3 5832(3)7456(3)8o45(3)181o8(3 I 18812(3 15300(3)b816(3)47538(3.2617 D A G A 0 Fl CONTINUITY OK'5'Q I MALO C.COOK NUCLEAR PLANT CEPTEO FOR QtA gy ELECTRlC NERATIOH SECT(OH AEpSC g y CErrIo 8r.Cc.4 TE:~-2i->c, E.Pg'~s~~..r M.0.Q.A.-24 P.-'-Cabf f.'.s~;:<AN OF CYPRUS hf INES CORPO RATION Quality Assurance Department Electrical.Test Data DEscRIPTIGN 3/C Triplevecl, 12-7/.0305 Tin Copper,.030" EPH,.015 Neoprene Jacketed, Power Cable 600 Volt, RB'oRT'o.+25~DATE 6/16/76 5HEET 3 OF 5 cusTGMER Inliana 8o Michigan Power Co, oRDER No.ENN 03422 c.o.No.05526-821-5 spEcfficATIGN A.E.P.DCCEE-3.71-QCN Sept 8F 1975 RE.EL NUMBER SIZE NO.STDS.0IA.STDS.CONSTRUCTION WALL LENGTH FEET A C VOlTAGE hv TIME kv TIME D C VOLTAGE INSULATION RESISTANCE (40F)megohms-f000'PEC ACTUAL ACTUAl SPEC CORONA LEVEL MISCELLANEOUS TESTS 37)43'3I505

~<g<so.37503'375K ,I O~few/3P]<1 I-733K)I<-04 3i506 73=4 f r;.,0)(3:oo)0305.030.015 2855 3545 4o4o 174o 54o 1730 161o 1970 1260 2775 358o 4oo5 4.o 2617 6182(3)9332Ii(3)28752(3)2-(311(3)49140(-3)21588(3~~CONTINUITY OK'ON ACC'GEN ACC DAT FILE LD C.COOK NUCLEAR PLANT.PTED FOR QIA BY ELECTRIC RATION SECTION AEPSC, N.Y.PTED BY: age'4'<fot<~<I<<i.<<<f hF<<!.:<Ii<~<bfe sfsecir<<<sho<<.

M.Q.7866 s l<~c'4 Cyprus Wtre lp ui v)i~~~E Cable Company QuEflfiy hs:uran'ce DepurtfTscnt Test Data 3/C Triplexed 10-7/.0385 Tin Copperf.Q3Q EPR~,Q3Q Neoprene J"cketed Power Cable 600 Volts REPORT NO.DATE 6 16 7 SHEET~.Of cUsTOMER c Indiana Ec Michigan Power Co.OROcR NO.ENN 03422 c.o.No.05526-821-5 spEclflcAT,oN A.E.P.DCCEE-17 1-QCN Sept.8, PHYSICAL PROPERTIES ACCELERATED WATER ABSORPTION TESTS INSULATION JACKET TES>-LJE,SPECI.

I%O rRIN.TEST VALUE SPECIFIKO rAIN OstterlttssL

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AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER SERVICE CORPORATION gRIE>I~44 gc y.C WE'R BYgT+DATE: BJECT4 November 20, 1981 Addend Environmental Qualification for ectrical Cables Outside the Reactor Containment (Ref.165}FRpg>L F Ca so TPs NRC IE Bulletin 79-01B Central File In reference to Table I in the.or'iginal document, ge.have contacted the cable manufacturers therein listed (~acondy,<

Continental, and Essex);our request for in4ormati'on and thei'.Z responses.

are attached to this addendum, In summary, Anaconda advised that their cable was qualified under FIRL test report F-C4350-3 (200 Mrads).;Essex advised that their cable was qualified for 100 Mrads;Continental answered that they did not have radiation data on the subject cable.The Cyprus Company cable listed in Table II is used for applications outside the reactor containment.

It has been qualified for radiation to the extent of 200 Nrads and it has passed an air over test of 250 F for seven days and an immersion test for seven days.The arguments developed in the original issue of thi's reference I65 fully applies.as well to the Cyprus Company cable.Therefore, we conclude that this cable is fully qualified for its application outside the reactor containment.

LFC/jal APPROVED INTRABARTOLA L.F, Caso'INTRA-SY ST EM Cable Description Cyprus Cable 3 1/C 412 Item N324 600 Volt Location in Plant Outside Containment'able Insulation/

Jacket Material'PR/Neoprene Cable Qualification Cyprus Report N3525 Cyprus statement of 6/16/76 Cyprus Cable 3 1/C~gl0 Item N325 600 Volt EPR/Neoprene Cyprus Report I3525 Cyprus statement of 6/16/76 Cyprus Cable 3 1/C N2 Item N3102 5 kV EPR/CSPE Cyprus Report N3658 Cyprus statement of 8/14/76 0

AMERICAN ELECTRIC POVfER Service Corporation 2 Broadway, Hem York, K Y.l0004 (212)440-9000 Cable for Cook Nuclear Plant September 16, 1981 Mr.J.L.Steiner, Chief Engineer Essex Group Power Conductor Division P.O.Box 1000 Lafayette, Indiana 47902

Dear Mr.Steiner:

Cable which we purchased from Essex some time ago is installed in our D.C.Cook Nuclear Plant.The cable is outside the containment and, thus, was not required to be qualified in accordance with our nuclear environment for containment use.However, due to recent directives from the NRC, we now must provide additional test or engineering data to confirm qualification of the cable for outside containment service for the following conditions:

250 F for 10 seconds, plus 18.26 megarads of radiation, total accumulated dose.~, Ne would be most grateful if you would review your records and'iles, and furnish test or engineering data which..meets'or exceeds the above criteria, for the cable listed on the attached sheet..Your prompt.attention.to this request and.earliest reply would be gxeatly ap'prec'iated.

Very truly yours,TJM/gal cc: H.S.J~T.L.R.K.T.J.Massar Electrical Engineering Division N.Scherer, Jr.-Columbus H.Horowitz M.Intrabartola E.King F.Caso Volk F.Kroeger Shiu

AEP P0503694-821-3 dated 5/29/73 Essex Order 5114-2548 Essex Certification of Compliance dated 2/13/74, 2/28/74, 5/31/74, 11/18/74, 12/20/74 and 6/ll/75 100,000 ft.3-1/C twisted 512 AWG stranded copper.030" EPR insulation,.015" Neoprene jacket, 600 V.AEP Item 324.~r~(~

Klf LJIVI I P kJ TECH NQLOGI ES ESSEX GROUP East Union St.8 Sagamore Parkway P.O.Box 7000 Lafayette, Indiana 47903 317/447-9464 Power Conductor Division October,8, 1981 American Electric Power 2 Broadway.New York, N.Y.10004 Attn: Mr.T.J.Massar-EE Div.Subj: Cable Radiation S Thermal Resistance Ref: Cook Nuclear Plant AEP Ord.03694-821-3, item 324 Essex Ord.114-2548

Dear Mr.Massar:

We are in receipt of your letter of 9-16-81 requesting radiation and thermal resistance data on the 3 x 1/C N12 EP insulated/neoprene jacketed subject cable;Attached to and made a part of this letter are data generated on the insulation material and the jacketing material-used on this cable.These data show suitability for use after 100 Megarads (gamma)radiation plus 7d at 136C (276F)for the EP insulation and 50 Megarads (gamma)radiation plus 7 days at 121C (250F)for the neoprene.These test levels readily en-velope the requirements of 20 Mrads and 10 seconds at 121C(250F).

We"trust this material will be adequate for your present needs.Ve truly yours,.seph Lz Steiner hief Engineer JLS/fb cc: E.K.Duffy J.C.Rose A.W.Reczek P.Bernard TEST DATA ESSEX GROUP ENC DC Cook Plant AEP/EP-Neoprene (non-containment}

Unaged Tensile Strength (psi)Elongation

(%)EP (T035)1200 350 Aged 7d at 136C Tensile Strength (psi}Elongation

(%)1000 350 Aged 100 M Rads Tensile Strength (psi)Elongation (I)900 30 Aged 7d at 3.36C and 100 M Rads Tensile Strength (psi)Elongation (8)1100 24 Actual data typical values J.L.Steiner TEST DATA ESSEX GROUP INC DC Cook Plant AEP/EP-Neoprene (non-containment)

Unaged Tensile Strength (psi)Elongation

(%)Neoprene (T 450)1800 450 Aged 7d at 121C Tensile Strength (psi)Elongation (0)1500 110 Aged 50.M Rads Tensile Strength (psi)Elongation

(%)1300 120 Aged 7d at 136C and 50 M Rads Tensile Strength (psi)Elongation (8)2000 35 Actual dat'a'ypical values J.L.Steiner DONALD C.COOK NUCLEAR P<~MT EQUIPMENT QUALIFICATION FILE UPDATE TRANSMITTAL FOR'0$6F 4 7o l..TO BE CON>L TED BY COGNIZ'HT AEPSC S~CT>SUBJECT ORIGINATED BY: (Si nature)APPROVED BY-4'"Z~(gnatu" g.)fq v J t-c Q Q PQci z4viPAgg i<'<~DATE: DATE:~$2 W3~(Sag re DATE: 2 o'TO BE COMPLETED BY AE SC MS'SEC a IOA@ACCEPTED-TFMPSMIT TO AEPSC QUALITY ASSURANCE j@REJECTED-RETURN TO COGNIZANT AEPSC SECTION MANAGER REASON FOR REJ'ECTION:

ZS NRC SUBMITTAL.REQUIRED?

@YES@NO ZF YES, GIVE SUBMITTAL LETTER NUMBER AEP:NRC: APPROVED BY: DATE: 3.TO BE COHPL TED BY AEPSC QUALITY ASSUPA'.0CE TRANSNITTAL FOR'4f AND DATA RECEIVED BY-(Inz.tiara.s

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48 Day Street Seymour, Connecticut 06483 (203)888-259 t@he kermit:e company i April 18, 1980 American Electric Power Service Corporation 2 Broadway New York, New York 10004 Attention:

L.F.Caso Re: A.E.P.Purchase Order No.05601.-821-2 A.E.P.Cable No.3127 Kerite No.B-3230 Radiation Qualification D.C.Cook Nuclear Generating Station Gentlemen:

Per the re uest of o y ur Mr.W.R.Farguharson and your telephone conversation with our Mr J M P k the documentation for the above referenced item ar s, we are enclosin g to c'all.Xf we may be of an further y r assistance, please do not hesitate Yours truly, THE KERXTE COMPANY y Robert J.henry Customer Service Representative RJH:sal Enc.a subsidiary ot HARVEY HUBBELL INCORPORATEO

(/(pe kerite company 4p July 27, 1979 AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER SERVICE CORPORATION ,DONALD C.COOK NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION RADIATION QVALIFICATICN Samples of Kerite unaged and aged 600 volt and 1000 volt HTK, FH jack ted power cables, with and without splices, have been type-tested to 200 megarads at a rate of less than 1.0 megarads per hour in a Cobalt 60 Gamma Field.On the*basis=of this testing, it is concluded that the Kerite 1000 volt HTK FR jacketed cables, as supplied for the subject installation, wil)operate after exposure N radiation levels up to the severity of those simulated in the test.The 200 megarad tes.'evel is 1.33 times the 150 megarad lovel given in the May 30, 1979 letter to the Keriie Company from William H.Farcpiharson, American Electric Power.:HEP/ic R.E.Fleming~/Nuclear Developmen~gineer APPROVED.Gar((ner, V..~o~'(-(((e ring Subscribed and sworn to before me this 47 day of July, 1979.~(((E'5~(~~'~~(

MP 1~0405603-821-2 hl."P Cable!.'-3127 (Kerite B-3230)Nay 30, 1979 The Kore.te Company'l 9 Dc,l)'t J;e'.'l'eymour, Conn.06483 At ten ti on: l lr.J.$1.Campbell, Jr.Gentlemen:

Subject power cable, 3-1/C twisted 52 N1G stranded copper with tl.T.K.insulation and PR jacket was qualified to 120 Yir.ds of radiation in your report of April 30, 1970 entitled,"Rcport on the Effects of Gaimna Radiation and 1iuto-claving on Kerite Power and Control Cables".l'e would very much like to have in our file an addition:;'eport which will qualify the subject cable to 1SO blrads of radiation.

Do you have such a report available?

If so, please respond by forwarding a copy at your earliest convenience.

If not, please advise.Your prompt.attention to this correspondence will be much appreciated.

A!.'!'.0'v'0 Very truly yours, MA"~~~I~e~%!hil liam R.Farquharson l:.'ev>trical Engineering Division l~Ii.~".C cc: Qso

AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER Service Corporation 2 Droadway, How York,/.Y.I000d (818)d40.9000 AEP P0005601-821-2 AEP Cable N3127 (Kerite B-3230)July 23<1979 The Kerite Company 49 Day Street Seymour, CN 06483 Attention:

Mr.C.A.Lund Gentlemen:

On May 30, 1979, I wrote you (copy of that correspondence attached).

On June 19, 1979, you called re my letter and advised"you would get back to me".I wonder if at this time you are in a position to forward either a report (as requested in attached)or an"offical" Kerite statement (letter)attesting that the cable identified above will, or will not, withstand 150 Mrads of radiation.

Your response one way or the other is critical to a research project being'onducted by us (AEPSC), therefore a prompt reply from you will be very much appreciated, Thanking you in advance, I am, WRF/jal APPROVED Very truly yours r-William R.Farquhar on lectrical Engineering Divi i'.>:i J..NTRABARTOLA cc: L.a so~&tA4

~~~P AMERICAN ELECTRIC PONER Service Corporation 2 Oroadu'ay, Xcu York, S.Y.I ooo.s (zs)~co-oooo Previous Correspondence on Kerite Power Cable Environmental Qualifications April 10, 1980 Mr.C.A.Lundy The Kerite Company 49 Day Street Seymour, CT 06483

Dear Mr.Lundy:

Attached for'your reference, find our communications of 5/30/79 and 7/23/79 that Mr.S.H.Horowitz refers to in his'recent telephone conversation with you.Very truly yours, LFC/jal"'APPROVE J.M., Xiu TRABARTOLA

/cc: 'S.=H.Horowitz T.E.=-King p L.F.aso El ctrical Engineering Division

'DONAID C.COOc(NUCL=AR P~~VT EQUIPMENT QUB~I~:CWZI'ON

" ZI r~UPDATE TKMVSMZTTAL FORM L.TO BE Cpte>>ETED BY C.".G~J:Z.i-.~.EPSC~"-C>>~SUB JECT'RXGZNATM BY: APPROVED BY 97Y7u)..;--su'Signa@

'(xc71P'i'e)~~il/pj~s-(S-..av de)DAT DATE: 0 f DATE: 2.TO BE COMP~=D BY.-.PSC NSGL SEC'FZO>J Q ACCEPTED-'AUS'-lXT TO AZPSC QUALXT ASSUR~~NC REJ CTED-RETURN TO COGNZZAVP AEPSC SECTION Hc4JAGc.R REASON cOR REJ CTZON: 'IS NRC SUBi4Z~TAL HEQUZRED7 QY S+NO I YES g GXV" SUBMZ~AL LETTER NUPDER AEP: NRC-APPROVED BY: DATE: 3.TO BE COMPLETED 3Y AEPSC QUALITY ASSUM.i~JCE P TRANSPZTT3~

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~)CAN El pc~AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER SERVICE CORPORATION WKR SYSY September 28, 1982 The Kerite Company Cab}e Environmental Qual!tie;;~~'.On L.F.Caso 79-818 Central File The attached letter~Fog the Kerite Company dated 9/21/82 should be made part o~o~~,I.Ji ment qualification document reference numbers 63,68, 70 and 72.2.4/LFC:jal L.F.Caso APPROVE J,M rg/~pe~(ABARTOLA

V the kevite company 49 Day Street Seymour, Connecticut 06483 (203)888-2591 Mell All Correspondence To: P.O.Box 452 Seymour, Connecticut 06483 September 21, 1982 Anerican Electric Power Service Corporation 2 Broadway New York, NY 10004 ATTENTlON:

T.J.HASSAR-ELECTRICAL ENGlNEERING DIIIIS10N

SUBJECT:

DONALD C.COOk NUCLEAR PLANT

REFERENCE:

QUAL l F l CATION UPDATE Me have enclosed LOCA profile (excerpted from"Tests of Electrical Cables Under Simultaneous Exposure to Gamma Radiation, Steam, and Chemical Spray Mhi le Electrical iy Energized"-March,i 1985;Final Report PF"C4020-2; Figure 1)which describes a 100-day test conducted by the Franklin tnstitute'esearch Laboratories.

This test provided a sodium borate chemical spra with a pH of 10.5 for 100 days continuously.

The attached profile and ra e c emica spray the following results are offered as documentation of kerite insulatio d I II II.i e insu a ion an Jacket materials.Long-Term" (three months)immersion performance in a sodium borate solution.I The two cable samples (tested in referenced report)are representat ive of each I/C which form the 3/C cable.Both samples (aged and unaged)are described as fo1 1ows: 1/C, g6 AMG, 65 mi 1 HTK (N-98)insulation and 65 mi 1 FR (HC-711)jacket.Each sample was irradiated to 200 megarads while installed in the autoclave.

ln sugary, both cables maintained their electrical loading (1000v ac, 50 amps)throughout the test.Each cable passed the 5 minute volt.-ge with" stand test of 80 volts ac per mil of conductor insulation.

Thi test was performed after completion of the LOCA exposure and prior to di assembly of the test vessel while the cables were stiil on the'andrel.

a subsldlary or HARVEY H'ioOELL INCORPORATED HuaaCt t American EIectric Power Corp.September 2l, 1982 I We trust that this is sufficient information to enable you to answer the inquiry of the NRC.Very truly yours, THE KERlTE COMPANY From the office of: CD A.Lundy Metropolitan Sales Manager GALr/NHD/ss Enclosure S i.gne.e: Nqrma H.Oube Administrative Sales Assistant 840 320 PIIASE I COMPINEO THERMAL ANO RADIATION AGING.[50 MEGARAOS GhhlMA RAOIAT ION)0 GR 3)5 F/69psig PHASE JE SIMULTANEOUS STEAM/CHEIhlCAL-SPRAY/RADIATION EXPOSURE (!50 MEGARAOS GAMMA RADI'ATION) 3 46'F/I I 3 psig WITHIN 3 TO 5MIN.335'F/95 psig Ph~STEAM ANL.SPRAY EXP%(NQ GAMMA RAb~4.<250 I-4J~200 l22iF (50ic)MAXIMUM 280'Fl 70psig (min)WITHIN IO SEC.DAILY 265~F/28 psig 6 IN SULATION R ESISTANCE MEASUREMENT 2)2'F/0 psig QoNCE PER WEEK STARTING AT 5 DAYS l40 122 O CABLES AT ROOM CONDITIONS DURING RELOCATION OF TEST VESSEL TO OUTSIDE OF THE RADIATION HOTCELL.PREHEAT TO l40iF MAXIMUM i IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO TEST 77 DAYS IO 3.5 7DAYS SEC HR HR 8 II HR HR 15 HR 4 DAYS TIME~23 DAYS IOO DAYS I Figure 1.Specified Temperature, Pressure and Radiation Test Profile DONALD C.COOK VUCLEAR?~~IT R,~4=7~EQUXP."KVT QUALX"ECAZTON c XL UPON~~WNSÃXTT>Z FOB<1.TO BE CO%~~ED 3Y CCGVXZAVT AEPSC S C~..nV SUB JECT Cgw ORXGXVATED BY: U~ROV" D BY (Si-natu.)(Sign+,are)

DATE: (Sie),2.TO BE COMPLETED BY AEPSC NSeL S C'DIXON+ACCEPTED-TRAVv.

SEXT TO AEPSC QVALXTY ASSUR~2lCE

~QB Z=C H3-RE~JR%TO.CCGNXZANT AEPSC SZCTXON HAiVAGER REASON FOR REJ CTXON: XS'HRC.BW T AL REQUXRED./YES@HO YES, GXV-S'UBMXTTAL LETTER HUPAER AEP: NRC: APPROVED BY: DAT-: 3'.TO BZ COMP~=-TED BY A"-PSC C,UALX~"ASSUHAVCE TRMS~<TTAL PORN AND DATA'ECOAT D BY: (Xnitia3.s)DATE: C-~QP FXLZ~JDEX UPDATED BY: in'-'a s)Date DATA PXLED BY: Inxcz.a s)Date

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-SUBJECT!September 28, 1982 The Kerite Company Cable Environmental Qualification A~CA Stat<FROM<Tos L.F.Caso 79-81B Central File The attached letter from the Kerite Company dated 9/21/82.should be.made part of our equi nt qualification document xeference numbers 63,68,78 and 72.I 2.4/LFC:jal APPROVE J.Mo ABARTOLA L.P.Caso 4

f'e.R\the kerite company 49 Day Street Seymour, Connecticut 06483 (203)888-2591 Mail All Correspondence To: P.O.Box 452 Seymour, Connecticut 06483 September 21,.1982"~~in I American Electric Power Service Corporation 2 Broadway New York, NY 10004 ATTENTION:

T.J.MASSAR-ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DIVISION

Dear Sir:

~~.

SUBJECT:

DONALD C.COOK NUCLEAR PLANT Q, gA~~/-7i~

REFERENCE:

QUAL IF I CAT ION UPDATE We have enclosed LOCA profile (excerpted from"Tests of Electrical Cables Under Simul taneous Exposure to Gamma Radiytion, Steam and Chemical Spray Whi le Electrical ly Energized"-March,i 1985'~Final Report IIIF-C4020-2, Figure 1)which describes a 100"day test conducted by the Frankl in Institute Research Laboratories.

This test provided a sodium borate chemical spray with a pH of 10.5 for 100 days continuously.

The'attached profi le and the following results are offered as documen'tation of Kerite insulation and jacket materials'Long-Term" (three months)immersion performance in a sodium borate solution.The two cable samples (tested in referenced report)are representative of each 1/C which form the 3/C cable.Both samples (aged and unaged)are described as follows: 1/C, g6 AWG, 65 mil HTK (N-98)insulation and 65 mil FR (HC-71 1)jacket.I Each sample was irradiated to 200 megarads whi le instal led in the autoclave.

In summary, both cables maintained their electrical loading (1000v ac, 50 amps)throughout the test.Each cable passed the 5 minute vol t."ge wi th" stand test of 80 volts ac per mi1 of conductor insulation.

Thi test was performed after completion of the LOCA exposure and prior to di assembly of the test vessel whi le the cables were sti I I on the'andrel

~a subsidiary of HARVEY HUBDELL INCORPORATED HUoocLL

-~~rican Electric Power Corp."2" September 21, l982 We trust that this is sufficient information to enable.you to answer the inquiry of the NRC.Very truly yours, THE KERITE COHPANY From the office of: Signee: C.A.Lundy Metropohitan Sales Hanager>L N rma H.Dube Ad inistrative Sales Assistant CAL/NHD/ss Enclosure r

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G~il~s Isa APPROVED BY (e igryx re)DATE: rg DATE: g0 (EGS Manager Signature) 2.TO BE.COMPLETED BY AEPSC NS&L SECTION+ACCEPTED-TRANSMIT TO AEPSC QUALITY ASSURANCE@REJECTED-RETURN TO COGNIZANT AEPSC SECTION MANAGER REASON FOR REJECTION:

, XS NRC SUBMITTAL REQUIRED?@YES@NO IF YES'IVE SUBMITTAL'ETTER NUMBER AEP:NRC: APPROVED BY: DATE: 3.TO BE COMPLETED BY AEPSC QUALXTY ASSURANCE.TRANSMITTAL FORM AND DATA RECEIVED BY: (Inxtxals)

DATE: CEEQF".FILE;INDEX"UPDATED BY: Xnxtxa s Date DATA FXLED BY'.Inxtz.als Date 4.COPY OF COHPLETED FORM TO BE RETURNED TO ORXGINATOR ELEC.GENERATION SECTION.To be incorporated in RFC file at close-out.

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y.c.SQ Q/<~/g/~i~/&E Ne have reviewed the attached list of electrical materials with respect to the stated test report pH's vs the postulated 0.5 to 11 pH range for the containment spray following a LOCA.The postulated pH brackets all but three of the thirty five pH values listed;Of the three items, one was tested at a pH range of 7.67 to 10.5.The upper value, falls within the postulated pH xange.The other two items tested at.a stated pH of 7.67, axe listed as"steel or cast Iron enclosure".

These materials would definitely not be affected anymore ignificantly at a postulated upper pH limit of the spray solution than at the lowex'.67 pH test value.Therefore it is I:ho Chemical l',nginecring Section's considered opinion that the differences between the pH's listed for the test reports and that postulated for.the spray are insignificant.

Consequently, for all practical purposes, the pH values listed meet the postulated spray pH criteiion.

M.O'Keefe's memo'of November 3, 1901 addressed the ubject of electrical and mechanical materials in mqre detail.This memo, therefore, is to be considered as pertinent reference information on this subject, partic-ularly in regard to instrument component materials'ompatability with the postulated pH range of the containment spray.MP: mm cc: E.Caso i)GILLIAN C.COOK HUCL" AR PEAilT: zCCEPP-.',g

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I AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER SERVICE CORPORATiON November 3, 1981 E'R eve<~V Equipment Qualification Meeting M.J.O'Keefe z~i et~~.<</YJ'/i~~<<l 5 f s'/3.S.H.Steinhart 4.S.M.Toth This memo is in response to questions raised during the October 2 Equipment Qualification Meeting.The pH range of 8.5 to 11.0 used to assess the resistance of various materials.to the containment spray is given in both Unit 1 and Unit 2 Technical Specifications.

There i: s no need to consider the corrosion effects of demineralized water sihce during and after an accident the water in the containment wi.ll contain chemical additives.

The"alkaline" spray in the containment will be a weakly basic sodium borate (borax)solution formed by the reaction between the boric acid~~~~~~in the reactor coolant and the sodium hydroxide spray additive.The.long term ffect of this solution on stainless'teel, copper wire, and polysulfone would be'nimal.Polysulfone, a Union Carbide Corp.product, is used as a sealant for containment penetrations.

Union Carbide recommends polysulfone for use up to 250 F in a 50%sodium hydroxide solution, which has a pH of approximately 14.'his solution would be much more aggressive than the containment spray.The components of the Hydrogen Recombiner specified by Electrical

.,Engineering Division are 300-Seri~stainless steel, carbon steel, Inconel-600, Incoloy-800, and magnesium oxide.The magnesium oxide is an insulating material sheathed in the Incoloy-800.

The spray solution would not adversely affect the stainless steel, Inconel-600 or Incoloy-800.

The magnesium oxide because is contained in the Incoloy-800 will not be contacted by the spray and will not be affected.The carbon steel components would rust, unless coated, as they would in any moisture laden atmosphere, such as would exist in the containment after a loca.Neoprene, crosslinked polyethylene, chlorosulfonated polyethylene, and ethvlene-propylene elastomer which are used inside the containment a cabl:.insulation, all exhibit long term resistance to basic solutions.

Chlorosulfonatod polyethylene and ethylene-propylene whose trade names arc Hypalon and Nordel respectively, along with Neoprene are recommended for use in boric acid, sodium borate, and sodium hydroxide solutions.

~~~~~'w (OL~M4(lt'4 44l~Il'l opylene have corrosion resistance to ba ic solutions.

The carbon steel and cast ron components of the instruments aze coated with~nercoat 66.This coating is an epoxy-polyamide"esistant to basic.olutions.IHT RA~SY 5T CM This submittal input was prepared using the sources of information shown on the attached SSDL and is, to the best of my knowledge, technically curate, factual, and complete.MJO:mm~p o~M.J.O'Keefe cc:+1~(@~ra J.Castresana TBN/GWP/File AEC I have reviewed this document and have verified that it is factual.by: review of information sources on SSDL;discussions with preparer;and discussions with.other parties.To the best of my.knowledge, thi;s submittal input is'technically

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