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#REDIRECT [[IR 05000369/2008301]]
{{Adams
| number = ML082750454
| issue date = 10/01/2008
| title = May Exam 05000369, 370/2008301 Final JPMs
| author name =
| author affiliation = Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC
| addressee name =
| addressee affiliation = NRC/RGN-II
| docket = 05000369, 05000370
| license number = NPF-009, NPF-017
| contact person =
| case reference number = 50-369/08-301, 50-370/08-301
| document type = - No Document Type Applies
| page count = 353
}}
 
=Text=
{{#Wiki_filter:Final Submittal (Blue Paper)
FINAL JPMS
: 1. ADMINISTRATIVE JPMs
: 2. IN-PLANT JPMs
: 3. SIMULATOR JPMs (CONTROL ROOM)
 
REa ination JPMs Fi I  u        itt    I McGuire Nuclear Station Final Submittal April 30, 2008
 
REa ination I Topics Fi al  u        it    1 McGuire Nuclear Station Final Submittal April 30, 2008
 
ES-301                                      Administrative Topics Outline                              Form ES-301-1 Final Facility:        McGuire                                            Date of Examination:              5/12/08 Examination Level:                            RO                    Operating Test Number:            N08-1 Administrative Topic            Type Code*                        Describe activity to be performed (see Note) 2.1.25 (3.9)      Ability to interpret reference materials, such Conduct of Operations                                                    as graphs, curves, tables, etc.
M,R JPM:              Calculate Dilution Needed for a Specified Rod Change 2.1.19 (3.9)      Ability to use plant computers to evaluate Conduct of Operations                                                    system or component status N,S JPM:              Monitor Critical Safety Function Status Trees 2.2.13 (4.1)      Knowledge of Tagging and Clearance Equipment Control                                                        Procedures N,R JPM:              Identify Mechanical and Electrical Isolation Boundaries to Isolate 1B NI Pump 2.4.13 (4.0)      Knowledge of Crew Roles and Emergency                                                                Responsibilities During EOP Usage Procedures/Plan                          M,R JPM:              Calculate Reactor Vessel Head Venting Time NOTE:          All items (5 total) are required for SROs. RO applicants require only 4 items unless they are retaking only the administrative topics, when 5 are required.
*Type Codes & Criteria:                (C)ontrol room, (S)imulator, or Class(R)oom (D)irect from bank (~ 3 for ROs; ~  4 for SROs & RO retakes)
(N)ew or (M)odified from bank (? 1)
(P)revious 2 exams  (~ 1; randomly selected)
NUREG-1021, Revision 9
 
ES-301                          Administrative Topics Outline                  Form ES-301-1 Final RO Admin JPM Summary A1a    This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM OP-MC-JPM-ADM:214 as its basis. The operator will be given a set of initial conditions and told that it is desired to insert the Bank D Control Rods about 50 steps. The Operator will be given the Core Data Book and asked to manually determine the amount of Reactor Makeup Water that will be necessary to add, to complete the rod height adjustment.
A1b    This is a new JPM. The operator will be told that a plant event has occurred, and that the STA is needed to confirm the proper EAL and classification. The operator will be directed to validate the Critical Safety Function Status Trees (CSFST) per EP/1/A/5000/F-0. The operator will determine that a Valid Orange Path exists on Containment, and Valid Yellow Paths exist on Heat Sink and NC Inventory. The Operator will also determine that the existing Red Path on Subcriticality is invalid and recommend transition to FR-Z.1. This JPM will utilize the Simulator. Although this JPM task is the same as that used on the 2007 NRC Exam, the plant circumstances are entirely different making this a new JPM.
A2    This is a new JPM. The operator will be placed in a situation where severe a seal leak has just been discovered on the 1B NI Pump, and told that 1NI-149 has a history of seat leakage. The operator will be asked to identify the mechanical and electrical isolation boundaries needed to isolate the 1B NI Pump, including the components, their isolated positions and the sequence in which they are to be manipulated.
A4    This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM OP-MC-JPM-PS-NC:055 as its basis.
The operator will be given a set of NC System and Containment conditions, and a copy of FR-1.1, "Response to Voids in Reactor Vessel." The operator will be asked to calculate maximum head venting time in accordance with Enclosure 1 of FR-1.3.
NUREG-1 021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                  Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet JPM A1a R                                              o 2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                    Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:  209MNV002 Task
 
==Title:==
Calculate Dilution Needed for a          JPM No.:    2008 Admin - JPM A1a Specified Rod Change                                  RO/SRO KIA
 
==Reference:==
GK/A 2.1.25 (3.9/4.2)
Examinee:                                                      NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                            Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                        Actual Performance:      x Classroom            X      Simulator            Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:      .*    Unit #1 Reactor Power is at 1000/0, Steady State.
* Core burnup is 124 EFPD
* NC Boron Concentration    = 1000 PPM
* Present Control Rods Bank "0" at 220 steps
* Desired Rod Height is Control Rods Bank "0" at 170 steps Task Standard:              Dilution of approximately 1361 gallons is calculated within ~  50 gallons.
All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        Calculator General
 
==References:==
OP/1/N61501009, Boron Concentration Control OP/1/N61 00/22, Unit 1 Data Book Handouts:                  OP/1/N6100/22, Unit 1 Data Book Initiating Cue:            The CRSRO has directed you to manually calculate the minimum amount of reactor makeup water needed to obtain the desired Control Rod Height using the McGuire Data Book.
2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO                                                  NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                    Job Performance Measure        Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Time Critical Task: NO Validation Time:    20 minutes 2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO                            NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                      Page 4 of 7                Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout the Unit 1 Data Book (OP/1/A/61 00/22).
START TIME:
STEPS            ELEMENTS                    STANDARD        S/U      COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT
    *1      Operator determines 220    Initial inserted steps integral rod worth    reactivity worth    =
usinq the 51-125 EFPD column of                    5pcm OP/1/A/61 00/22, Enclosure 4.3, Table 6.3.3, IRW in Overlap, HFP, Equilibrium Xe.
    *2      Operator determines 170    Desired Rod height steps integral rod worth    inserted reactivity using the 51-125 EFPD      worth =
column of OP/1/A/61 00/22,                130 pem Enclosure 4.3, Table 6.3.3, IRW in Overlap, HFP, Equilibrium Xe.
    *3      Operator determines the    Change in reactivity to change in reactivity        be compensated to rod required for the rod        insertion  =
insertion                      130 pem
                                              -5 pem 125 pem
    *4      Using OP/1/A/61 00/22,      Operator determines the Enclosure 4.3, Graph        Differential Boron Worth 6.11 Differential Boron    from the graph to be  =
Worth (HFP, ARO, Eq              -6.31 pem/ppm Xe, Eq 8m) determines the Differential Boron Worth for present conditions (124 EFPD) 2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO                                      NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 7                  Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                  STANDARD            StU    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 5    Using the Differential      Operator determines the Boron Worth and the        change in Boron Change in reactivity,      Concentration to be  =
determines the change in    125/ -6.31 pcm/ppm Boron Concentration
                                        =  -19.8 ppm 6    Operator determines        Change in Boron =
Boron Concentration          1000 -19.8 ppm change required
                                        = 980.2    ppm
    *7    Using OP/1/A/61 00/22,      Using Present Boron Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1  Concentration 1000 ppm Boron and Dilution          and the Desired Boron Tables, determines the      Concentration of 980 Reactor Makeup Water        ppm, determines from addition                    Table that change from 1000-980 ppm will require the addition of 1361 :!: 50 gallons of reactor makeup water.
Total Makeup Water to add = 1361 50+/-
gallons.
Terminating Cue:              Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
2008 Admin - JPM A 1a RO/SRO                                      NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                              Page 6 of 7                  Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                  Date:
2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO                                NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                                                Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* Unit #1 Reactor Power is at 100 0/0, Steady State.
* Core burnup is 124 EFPO
* NC Boron Concentration = 1000 PPM
* Present Control Rods Bank "0" at 220 steps
* Desired Rod Height is Control Rods Bank "0" at 170 steps INITIATING CUE:    The CRSRO has directed you to manually calculate the minimum amount of reactor makeup water needed to obtain the desired Control Rod Height using the McGuire Data Book.
NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
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Integral Rod Worth in Overlap HFP, Equilibrium Xenon Unit 1 Cycle 19 4EFPD        100 EFPD                    150 EFPD    200 EFPD      300 EFPD      350 EFPO      450 EFPO Control Bank Position                0-50 EFPD  . 5 125 'EFPD        :126 - 175 EFPD  176 - 250 EFPD 251 - 325 EFPD 326 - 400 EFPD  401 - EOW Steps Withdrawn
* IRW            IRW                        tRW          IRW            lAW            IRW          IRW BkA      BkB      BkC      BkD*          (PCM)          (~CM)                      (PCM)        (PCM)          (PCM)          (PCM)        (PCM) 226      226      226      '226              0              0                        0            0            0              0            0 226      226 . 226      225              1              1                          1            1            1              2            2 226      226      226      220              1              5                        5              6            8            10          13 226      226      226      215            14              10                        10            12          15            18          '2~
226      226      22£?*    ?10            20              14                        14            11          22            26          34 226      226      226      205            36            '21                        28            31          40            45          56 226      226      226      200            52              39'                        41            46          57            64          78 226      226      226        1'95          -67            52                        54            60          74            83          100 226      226      226        1"90          83              65-    - -    -
67            74          91            102          122 226      226      226      185          101              81                        84            92          111            123          1'4.5 226      226      226      180          119              97                        100          109          131'          144          168 226      226      226      175          131              113        ..            117          127          151            165_        191 226      226  .. 170            155*            130                      *133          144          111.          186          214 226      226      165            173            147                      150.          161          190            205          235 22Q      226      160            191            164                      161          '179          209            224          255 226 . 226      226      155 .        2Q9              lal .                    184          196          221            243          215 226      226      226      '150          227              198                      201          214          246            263          295 226 . 226      226    *145 '.          244            21.5                      211          *230          263            280          312
      ~ 226      226      226      140            262            231-                      234          247-          280            297          330 226      ~6'      226      135            279            ?48.      ".    ' ..      ~50          263          297            314          348 226      ~6        226      130            297            2p5                      '267          280          314            331          365 226      226      226      125            314            281                        283          295          32~            346          381 .
226      226      226      120            331            29~                        299          311          345            362          397 226      226      226      116            345            .31-1                      312          324          357            374          410 226      226      226      110            365            33*1.                      331          342          375            392          421 226      226      221      105          .388            351                        350          361          396            414          453 226      226      216      100            410            371          ..
370.          381          417            436'        478 226      .226      211        95            446            402                        401          413          45-4          416          523 226      226      206        90            4a1            434                        433          446          491            515          567 226      226      201        85            517            465                        464          478          528            555          612
    *NOT'E: For actual ALL Rods out Overlap Data, seeEnclosure 4.3; Section 1.13 of the Data Book
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    . Steps Withdrawn
* IRW            IRW              IRW            IRW        IRW            IRW        IRW BkA        BkB    BkC    BkD          (peM)          (PCM)            (PCM)            (peM)      (PCM)          (PCM)      (PCM) 2~6      226      196    80          553            496                496            511        564            594        656 226      226      191    15          592            535                535            552        610            642        707 226      226      186    70            631            573              575            593        656            689        758 226      226      181    65            670            61.2              614            6-34      701            737        809 226      226      176    60            709            650              654            676        747            784        860 226      226      171    55            750            693              697            720        794            832        909 226      226      166    50            791            735              740            764        840            880        958 226      226      161    45            832            777              783            808        887            927        1007 226      226      156    40            873            a20              826            853        934            975        1056 226      226      1"51  .35            916            863              870            897        980          1021        1102 2?6      226      146    30            959            *907              914            942      1"026          1068        1149 226      226      141    25 ..        1002            951              958            987      1073          1114        1196 226      136    20          1045            994              1002            1032      1119            1161      1243 226      131    15          1083            1033              1041            1071        115"8          1200      1283 226      126    10          1121            1072              l080            1110        1198          1240      1323 2Z6        226      121    5          1158            1110            . 1119.            1149      1237          1279        1363 226        226      116    0          1196            1149              1'158            1188      1276          1319        1403 226      *226      110    0          1228            1187              1197            1227      1313          135~        1439 226        221      105    0          125~            1220              1230            1260      1348          1399        1476 226        216      lOO    0          1'288 .        1254              1264            1294      1382          1425        1514 226        211 j    95    0          1327            1296              1307            1338      1428          1474        1566 226        206      90    0            1366            1338              1350            1382      1475          1522        1619 226        201      85    0          1405            1379              1393            1425      1521          1570        1672 226        196      80    0          1444            1421              1436            1469      1568-          1618        1724  ':..
226        191      75    0            1487            1469          . *1486            1520      1622          1674        1782 226        186        70    0            1530            1518              1535            1571      1675          1729        1840 226        181        65    0          1572            1566              1585            1622      1729          1784        1898 226        176        60    0            1615            1614              1635            1673      1783            1839      1956 226        171        55    0            1662            1666              1689            1729      1840            1897      2014 226        166        50    0            1708            1719              1744            1785        1897          1954      2072
  *NOTE: For actual ALL Rods out Overlap Data, see Enclosure 4.3, Section 1.13 of the Data Book UNIT 1
 
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Integral Rod Worth in Overlap HFP, Equilibrium Xenon Unit 1 Cycle 19 4EFPD          100 EFPO          1.50 EFPO        200 EFPD 300 EFPD      350 EFPD      450 EFPD Control Bank Position            0-50 EFPO      5'1 - 125 EFPO 126 - 175 EFPD 176 - 250 EFPD 251 - 325 EFPD 326 - 400 EFPD  401 - EOW Steps .Withdrawn
* IRW                IRW            IRW              IRW        IRW          IRW          IRW BkA      BkB      BkC    BkD        (PCM)              (PCM)          (peM)            (peM)    (peM)          (PCM)        (PCM)
    . 226      161      45    0          1755              1771            1798            1840      1954          2012          2130 226      156      40    0          1802              1823            1853            1896      2011          2069          2188 226      151      35    0          1851              1876            1907            1952      2068          2127          2246 226      146,      30    0          1901              1929            1961            2008      2125          2185          2304 226      141      25    0          1951              1981            2016            2064      2183          2242          2362 226      136      20    0          2000              2034            2070            2120      2240          2300          2420 226      131      15    0          2044              2076            2113            2163      2285          2346          2467 226        126      10    0          2088              2118            2155            2206      2330          2392          2514 226        121        5    0          2131              2160 '          2198            2250      2375          2437          2560 226      116      '0      0          2175            '  ~O2,            2240            2293      2421          2483          2607 226        110        0    0          2202              2233            2273            2326      2454          2518          2643 221        105        0    0          2228            " 2~62            2302            2356'      2486          2550        ' 2678 216      100        0    0          2254              229,1          2331            2386      2518          2583          2714 Ir 95        0    0          2290              2327            2369            2425      2559          2626          2759 90        0    0          2325              2364            2407            2464      260"1        2669          2805 85        0    0          2360              2401            2445            2503        2642          2711          2851 196        80        0    0          2396              2438            2483            2542        2684          2754          2897 191        75        0    0          2434              2480            2527            2587    ' 273-1          2802          2945 186        70        0    0          2473              2523            2571            2632        2778          2850          2994 181        65        0,  0          2512              2565      ",
2615      , .  " 2677        2824          2897          3043 r16        60        0    0          2550              2607            2658            2722      2871          2945          3092 171        55        0    0          2591                2652            2705            2770      2920          2993          3140 166        50        0    0          2632                2697            2752            2818      2968          3042          3188 161        45        0    0        2673                2742            2798            2866      3017          3090          3236 156        40        0    0-        2714                2787            2845            2914      3065          3139          3284 151        35        0    0        2755                2829            2889            2959      3111          3185          3329 146        30        0    0        2796                2872            2932            3003      3157          3231          3375 141        25        0    0          2838              2915            2976            3048      3203          3277          3421 136        20        0    0          2879              2957            3020            3093      3249          3323          3466 131        15        0    0          2913              2989            3051            3125      3280          3354          3498
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      ,'17 OPlllA/6100/22 UNITl                                                    Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode  3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 10    20      30        40        50        60        70      80        90        100  110 10  0    46710  74033      93420    108457    120743    131131  140129    148067 155167 161589 20  96      0    27323      46710      61747      74033    84421    93420    101357 108457 114880 30  193    97      0      19386      34424    46710      57098    66096    74033 81133 87556 40  290    193    97          0      15037      27323    37711    46710    54647 61747 68170 50  387    290      194        97          0      12286    22674    31673    39610 46710      53133 60  484    387    291        194        97          0      10388    19386    27323 34424 40846 70  581    484    388        291        194        97        0      8998      16936 24036 30458 80  678    582    485        388        292        194        97      0      7937      15037 21460 90  776    679    583        486        389        292        195      97        0        7100 13523 100  873    777    680        583        487        390        292      195        98        0  6423 110  971    875    778        681        584        487        390      293      195        98    0 120 1069    972    876        779        682        585        488      391      293        196  98 130 1167    1070    974        877        780        683        586      489      391      294    196 140 1265    1169    1072      975        878        781        684      587      489      392  294 150 1363    1267    1170      1074      977        880        782      685      588      490    392 160 1462    1365    1269      1172      1075      978        881      784      686      589  491 r--.. 170 1560    1464    1367      1271      1174      1077      979      882      785      687    589
~c,      180 1659    1563    1466      1369      1272      1175      1078      981      883      786  688 c,      190 175-8  1662    1565      1468      1371      1274      1177    1080      982        885  787 Z        200 1857    1761    1664      1567      1470      1373      1276    1179      1081      984    886 0
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210 1956    1860    1763      1666      1570      1472      1375    1278      1181      1083  985
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220 2056    1959    1862      1766      1669      1572      1475    1377      1280      1182  1085
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230 2155  2059    1962      1865      1768      1671      1574    1477      1379      1282  1184 Z        240 2255  2158    2062        1965      1868      1771      1674    1576      1479      1381  1284
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u        250 2354  2258    2161      2065        1968      1871      1773    1676      1579      1481  1383 Z
0        260 2454  2358    2261      2164      2068        1971      1873    1776      1679      1581  1483 o        270 2554  2458    2361      2265      2168      2071      1973    1876      1779      1681  1583 Z
0        280 2655  2558    2461      2365      2268      2171      2074    1976      1879      1781  1684
~
0        290 2755  2658    2562      2465      2368      2271      2174    2077      1979      1882  1784 CO        300 2855  2759    2662      2566      2469      2372      2274    2177      2080      1982  1884 Q
310 2956  2860    2763      2666      2569      2472      2375    2278      2180      2083  1985
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~        320 3057  2960    2864      2767      2670      2573      2476    2379      2281      2184  2086 CI)
~        330 3158  3061    2965      2868      2771        2674      2577    2480      2382      2285  2187 Q
340 3259  3162    3066      2969      2872        2775      2678    2581      2483      2386  2288 350 3360  3264    3167      3070      2973      2876      2779    2682      2585      2487  2389 360 3462  3365    3269      3172      3075      2978      2881    2783      2686      2588  2491 370 3563  3467    3370      3273      3176      3079      2982    2885      2787      2690  2592 380 3665  3568    3472      3375      3278      3181      3084    2987      2889      2792  2694 390 3767  3670    3574      3477      3380      3283      3186    3089      2991      2893  2796 400 3869  3772    3676      3579      3482      3385      3288    3191      3093      2996  2898 410 3971  3875    3778      3681      3584      3487      3390    3293      3195      3098  3000 420 4073  3977    3880      3783      3687      3590      3492    3395      3298      3200  3102 430 4176  4079    3983      3886      3789      3692      3595    3498      3400      3303  3205 440 4278  4182    4085    . 3989      3892      3795      3698    3600      3503      3405  3307 450 4381  4285    4188      4091      3995      3898      3800    3703      3606      3508  3410 460 4484  4388    4291      4194      4097      4000      3903    3806      3709      3611  3513 470 4587  4491    4394      4298      4201      4104      4006    3909      3812      3714  3616 480 4691  4594    4498      4401      4304      4207      4110    4012      3915      3817  3720 490 4794  4698    4601      4504      4407        4310      4213    4116      4018      3921  3823 500 4898  4801    4705      4608      4511        4414      4317    4219      4122      4024  3927 UNITl                                                      Page3 of 20
 
OP/I/A/61 00/22 UNITl                                              Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: !fin Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 100    110    120      130        140        150      160      170      180        190  200 10 155167  161589  167453  172847    177841    182490 186839      190925    194776 198420 201876 20 108457  114880  120743  126137    131131    135780 140129      144215    148067 151710 155167 30 81133  87556  93420    98814    103808    108457 112806      116891    120743 124387 127843 40 61747  68170  74033    79427      84421      89070 93420        97505    101357 105000 108457 50 46710  53133  58996    64390      69384      74033 78382        82468    86320      89963 93420 60 34424  40846  46710    52104      57098      61747 66096        70181    74033 77677 81133 70 24036  30458  36322    41716      46710      51359 55708        59794    63645 67289 70745 80 15037  21460  27323    32717      37711    42361      46710    50795    54647 58290 61747 90  7100  13523  19386    24780      29774    34424 38773        42858    46710      50353 53810 100    0    6423  12286    17680      22674      27323 31673        35758    39610 43253 46710 110    98      0    5864    11257      16251    20901      25250    29335    33187 36830 40287 120  196      98      0      5394      10388      15037 19386        23472    27323      30967 34424 130  294    196      98      0      4994      9643      13992    18078    21930 25573 29030 140  392    294    196      98        0      4649      8998    13084    16936 20579 24036 150  490    392    294      196        98          0      4349    8434    12286 15930 19386 160  589    491    393      295        197        98        0      4085      7937      11581 15037 170  687    589    492      394      295        197      99        0      3852      7495 10952
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180 190 786 885 688 787 590 689 492 591 394 493 296 395 197 296 99 198 0
99 3643 0
7100 3457 0..
Z    200  984    886    788      690      592        494        395      297      198        99    0 0    210  1083    985    887      789      691        593        494      396      297        198  99
~    220  1182    1085    987      889      790        692        594      495      396        298  198
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230  1282    1184    1086      988        890      792        693      595      496        397  298 Z 240    1381    1284    1186    1088      990        891        793      694      595        497  398
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o 250    1481    1383    1286    1187      1089      991        893      794      695        596  497 Z 260    1581    1483    1385    1287      1189      1091      992      894      795        696  597 0
o 270    1681    1583    1485    1387      1289      1191      1093      994      895        796  697 Z
0    280  1781    1684    1586    1488      1389      1291      1193    1094      995        897  798
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o* 290    1882    1784    1686    1588      1490      1392      1293    1195      1096        997  898 co. 300  1982    1884    1787    1689      1590      1492      1394    1295      1196      1097  998 0
310  2083    1985    1887    1789      1691      1593      1494    1396      1297      1198  1099
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~        2184    2086    1988    1890      1792      1694      1595    1496      1398      1299  1200 o:
~    330  2285    2187    2089    1991      1893      1794      1696    1597      1499      1400  1301 0
340  2386    2288    2190    2092      1994      1896      1797    1699      1600      1501  1402 350  2487    2389    2291    2193      2095        1997      1898    1800      1701      1602  1503 360  2588    2491    2393    2295      2197      2098      2000    1901      1802      1704  1605 370  2690    2592    2494    2396      2298      2200      2101    2003      1904      1805  1706 380  2792    2694    2596    2498      2400      2302      2203    2104      2006      1907  1808 390  2893    2796    2698    2600      2502      2403      2305    2206      2108      2009  1910 400  2996    2898    2800    2702      2604      2505      2407    2308      2210      2111 2012 410  3098    3000    2902    2804      2706      2608      2509    2411      2312      2213 2114 420  3200    3102    3004    2906      2808      2710      2611    2513      2414      2315 2216 430  3303    3205    3107    3009      2911      2812      2714    2615      2517      2418  2319 440  3405    3307    3210    3112      3013      2915      2817    2718      2619      2520  2421 450  3508    3410    3312    3214      3116      3018      2919    2821      2722      2623 2524 460  3611    3513    3415    3317      3219      3121      3022    2924      2825      2726  2627 470  3714    3616    3518    3420      3322      3224      3126    3027      2928      2829  2730 480  3817    3720    3622    3524      3426      3327      3229    3130      3031      2933  2834 490  3921    3823    3725    3627      3529      3431      3332    3234      3135      3036  2937 500  4024    3927    3829    3731      3633      3534      3436    3337      3238      3140  3041 UNITl                                                      Page4 of 20
 
OP/11 A/6100/22 UNITl                                                  Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 200  210      220      230      240        250      260    270        280      290    300 10 201876 205164 208299 211295 214163            216914 219557 222100 224551            226915 229200 20 155167 158454 161589 164585 167453            170204 172847 175390 177841            180206 182490 30  127843 131131 134266 137261 140129            142880 145523 148067 150517            152882 155167 40 108457 111745 114880 117875 120743            123494 126137 128680 131131            133496 135780 50 93420 96707 99842 102838 105706                108457 111100 113643 116094            118459 120743 60  81133  84421  87556 90552 93420              96171    98814 101357 103808          106172 108457 70 70745 74033 77168 80164 83032                  85783    88426 90969 93420            95784 98069 80 61747 65035 68170 71165 74033                  76784 79427 81970 84421                86786  89070 90 53810 57098 60233        63228 66096          68847 71490 74033            76484      78849  81133 100 46710 49998    53133    56128 58996          61747 64390 66933 69384                71749 74033 110 40287 43575 46710 49705 52573                  55324 57967 60510 62961                65326  67611 120 34424 37711    40846 43842 46710              49461    52104 54647 57098            59462  61747 130 29030 32317    35452 38448 41316              44067 46710 49253 51704                54069  56353 140 24036 27323 30458 33454 36322                  39073 41716 44259 46710                49075 51359 150  19386 22674 25809 28805 31673                  34424 37067 39610 42061                44425 46710 160  15037 18325 21460 24455 27323                  30074 32717 35261            37711      40076  42361
,,-..... 170  10952 14240 17375        20370 23238          25989 28632 31175 33626                35991  38275 CS      180  7100  10388  13523    16518 19386          22137 24780 27323 29774                32139  34424
  ~
c,    190  3457  6744    9879    12875      15743      18494 21137 23680 26131                28495  30780
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Z        200    0  3288    6423      9418      12286      15037 17680 20223 22674                25039  27323 0
~
210    99      0    3135      6130      8998      11749 14392 16936            19386    21751  24036
~
220    198    99      0      2996      5864      8614      11257 13801        16251    18616 20901
~
~
230  298    199      99        0        2868      5619      8262    10805      13256    15621  17905 7937      10388    12753  15037 ffi o
240 250 398 497 298 398 199 299 100 199 0
100 2751 0
5394 2643    5186      7637      10002  12286 Z        260  597    498    399      299        200        100        0      2543      4994      7359  9643 0
o        270  697    598    499      399        300        200      100      0      2451      4815  7100 Z
0        280    798  698    599        500      400        300      200      100        0        2365  4649
~
0        290    898  799      699      600        500        401      301      201      100        0    2285 CO      300  998    899      800      700      601        501      401      301      201        101    0 Q
310  1099  1000    901      801        701        602      502      402      302        201    101
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~        320  1200  1101    1001      902        802        702      603      503      402        302  201 C/)
~
Q 330  1301  1202    1102      1003        903        803      704      603      503        403    302 340  1402  1303    1203      1104      1004        905      805      705      604        504    404 350  1503  1404    1305      1205      1106      1006      906      806      706        605    505 360  1605  1505    1406      1307      1207      1107      1007    907      807        707    606 370  1706  1607    1508      1408      1309      1209      1109    1009      909        808    708 380  1808  1709    1609      1510      1410      1311      1211    1111      1010      910    809 390  1910  1811    1711      1612      1512      1412      1312    1212      1112      1012    911 400  2012    1913    1813      1714      1614      1514      1414    1314      1214      1114  1013 410  2114    2015    1915      1816      1716      1617      1517    1417      1316      1216  1116 420  2216  2117    2018      1918      1819      1719      1619    1519      1419      1318  1218 430  2319  2220    2120      2021      1921      1821      1722    1621      1521      1421  1320 440  2421  2322    2223      2123      2024      1924      1824    1724      1624      1524  1423 450  2524    2425    2326      2226      2127      2027      1927    1827      1727      1626  1526 460  2627    2528    2429      2329      2230      2130      2030    1930      1830      1729  1629 470  2730    2631    2532      2432      2333      2233      2133    2033      1933      1832  1732 480  2834    2734    2635      2536      2436      2336      2236    2136      2036      1936  1835 490  2937  2838    2738      2639      2539      2440      2340    2240      2139      2039  1939 500  3041  2941    2842      2743      2643      2543      2443    2343      2243      2143  2042 UNITl                                                      Page 5 of 20
 
OP/I/A/61 00/22 UNITl                                                  Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 300    310    320        330      340        350        360    370        380        390  400 110 67611  69820  71960    74033      76045      77998    79897    81743    83540      85291  86997 120 61747  63957  66096    68170      70181      72135    74033    75880    77677      79427  81133 130 56353  58563  60702    62776      64788      66741    68639    70486    72283      74033  75739 140 51359  53569  55708    57782      59794      61747    63645    65492    67289      69039  70745 150 46710  48919  51059    53133      55144      57098    58996    60842    62640      64390  66096 160 42361  44570  46710    48783      50795      52749    54647    56493    58290      60041  61747 170 38275  40485  42624    44698      46710      48663    50562    52408    54205      55956  57662 180 34424  36633  38773    40846      42858      44811    46710    48556    50353      52104  53810 190 30780  32990  35129    37203      39215      41168    43066    44913    46710      48460  50166 200  27323  29533  31673    33746      35758      37711    39610    41456    43253      45004  46710 210  24036  26245  28385    30458      32470      34424    36322    38168    39965      41716  43422 220  20901  23110  25250    27323      29335      31289    33187    35033    36830      38581  40287 230  17905  20115  22254    24328      26340      28293    30191    32038    33835      35585  37292 240  15037  17247  19386    21460      23472      25425    27323    29170    30967      32717  34424 250  12286  14496  16635    18709      20721      22674    24573    26419    28216      29966  31673 260  9643  11853  13992    16066      18078      20031    21930    23776    25573      27323  29030
,,-..., 270  7100  9310    11449    13523      15535      17488      19386  21233    23030      24780  26486
~c,    280  4649  6859    8998    11072      13084      15037      16936  18782    20579      22329  24036 c,    290  2285  4494    6634      8707      10719      12672      14571  16417    18214      19965  21671 Z      300    0  2210    4349      6423      8434      10388      12286  14133    15930      17680 19386 0
~
310    101    0    2139      4213      6225      8178      10077  11923    13720      15471 17177
~
320  201    101      0      2074      4085      6039      7937    9784    11581      13331 15037
~
~
330  302    202    101        0        2012      3965      5864    7710      9507      11257 12964 Z      340  404    303    202        101        0        1953      3852    5698      7495      9246  10952
~
u      350  505    404    303        202        101        0        1898    3745      5542      7292  8998 Z            606    506    405        304        203        101        0    1846      3643      5394  7100 0      360 u      370  708    607    506        405        304        203        102      0      1797      3548  5254 Z
0      380  809    709    608        507      406        305      203      102        0        1750  3457
~
0      390  911    811    710        609        508      407        305      204      102        0    1706 CO      400  1013    913    812      711        610        509      407      306      204        102    0 0
410  1116  1015    914        813        712        611      509    408        306        204    102
~
~      420  1218  1117    1016      915        814        713      612    510        408        307  205 r.I)
~      430  1320  1220    1119      1018      917        816      714      613      511        409    307 0
440  1423  1322    1222      1121      1020        918        817    715      614        512  410 450  1526  1425    1324      1223      1122      1021      920      818      716        614    512 460  1629  1528    1427      1326      1225      1124      1023    921      819        717    615 "470  1732  1631    1530      1429      1328      1227      1126    1024      922        821    719 480  1835  1735    1634      1533      1432      1330      1229    1127      1026        924    822 490  1939  1838    1737      1636      1535      1434      1332    1231      1129        1027  925 500  2042    1942    1841      1740      1639      1537      1436    1334      1233        1131  1029 510  2146  2045    1945      1844      1742      1641      1540    1438      1336        1235  1133 520  2250  2149    2048      1947      1846      1745      1644    1542      1440        1339  1237 530  2354  2253    2152      2052      1950      1849      1748    1646      1544        1443  1341 540  2458  2358    2257      2156      2055      1953      1852    1750      1649        1547  1445 550  2563  2462    2361      2260      2159      2058      1956    1855      1753        1651  1549 560  2667  2566    2466      2365      2264      2162      2061    1959      1858        1756  1654 570  2772  2671    2570      2469      2368      2267      2166    2064      1962        1861  1758 580  2877  2776    2675      2574      2473      2372      2271    2169      2067        1965  1863 590  2982  2881  2780      2679      2578      2477      2376    2274      2172        2070  1968 600  3087  2986    2886      2785      2683      2582      2481    2379      2278        2176  2074 UNITl                                                      Page6 of 20
 
OP/1/A/61 00/22 UNITl                                                  Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 400    410    420      430      440        450      460      470      480        490  500 210 43422  45086  46710    48295      49845      51359    52840    54289    55708      57098 58459 220 40287  41951  43575    45161      46710      48224    49705    51155    52573      53963 55324 230 37292  38956  40579    42165      43714    45229      46710    48159    49578      50967 52329 240 34424  36088  37711    39297      40846    42361      43842    45291    46710      48099 49461 250 31673  33337  34960    36546      38095      39610    41091    42540    43959      45348 46710 260 29030  30694  32317    33903      35452      36967    38448    39897    41316      42705 44067 270 26486  28150  29774    31360      32909      34424    35905    37354    38773      40162 41524 280 24036  25700  27323    28909      30458      31973    33454    34903    36322      37711 39073 290 21671  23335  24959    26544      28094      29608    31089    32538    33957      35347 36708 300 19386  21050  22674    24260      25809      27323    28805    30254    31673      33062 34424 310 17177  18841  20465    22050      23599      25114    26595    28044    29463      30852 32214 320 15037  16701  18325    19911      21460      22974    24455    25905    27323      28713 30074 330 12964  14628  16251    17837      19386      20901    22382    23831    25250      26639 28001 340 10952  12616  14240    15825      17375      18889    20370    21819    23238      24628 25989 350  8998  10662  12286    13872      15421      16936      18417  19866    21285      22674 24036 360  7100  8764  10388    11974      13523      15037      16518  17968    19386      20776 22137 370 5254    6918    8542    10127      11676      13191      14672  16121    17540      18929 20291
~o,    380  3457  5121    6744      8330      9879      11394      12875  14324    15743      17132 18494
  ~
390  1706  3370    4994      6580      8129      9643      11124  12574    13992      15382 16743 Z      400    0    1664  3288      4874      6423        7937      9418    10868    12286      13676 15037 0
~
410  102    0    1624      3210      4759        6273      7754    9204    10622      12012 13373
~
420  205    102      0      1586      3135      4649      6130    7580      8998      10388 11749
~
~
430  307    205    102        0        1549      3064      4545    5994      7413      8802 10164 Z      440  410    307    205        103        0        1514      2996    4445      5864      7253  8614
~
u      450  512    410    308        205        103        0        1481    2930      4349      5739  7100 Z      460  615    513    411      308        206        103        0    1449      2868      4257  5619 0
u      470  719    616    514      412        309        206        103      0      1419      2808  4170 Z
0      480  822    720    617        515      412        309      206      103        0        1389  2751
~
0      490  925    8~3    721        618      516        413        310      207      103        0  1361 CO      500  1029  927    824        722      619        516        413    310        207        104    0 Q
510  1133  1030    928        826      723        620        517    414        311        207  104
~
~      520  1237  1134    1032      930        827        724        621    518        415        311  208 CI)
~
Q 530  1341  1238    1136      1034      931        828      725      622      519        415  312 540  1445  1343    1240      1138      1035        932      829      726      623        520  416 550  1549  1447    1345      1242      1140      1037      934      831      727        624  520 560  1654  1552    1449      1347      1244      1141      1038    935      832        729  625 570  1758  1656    1554      1451      1349      1246      1143    1040      937        833  730 580  1863  1761    1659      1556      1454      1351      1248    1145      1042        938  835 590  1968  1866    1764      1661      1559      1456      1353    1250      1147      1043  940 600  2074  1971    1869      1767      1664      1561      1458    1355      1252      1148  1045 610  2179  2077    1975      1872      1769      1667      1564    1460      1357      1254  1150 620 2285  2182    2080      1978      1875      1772      1669    1566      1463      1359  1256 630 2390  2288    2186      2083      1981      1878      1775    1672      1568      1465  1361 640  2496  2394    2292      2189      2086      1984      1881    1778      1674      1571  1467 650 2602  2500    2398      2295      2193      2090      1987    1884      1780      1677  1573 660 2708  2606    2504      2401      2299      2196      2093    1990      1887      1783  1680 670 2815  2713    2610      2508      2405      2302      2199    2096      1993      1890  1786 680 2921  2819    2717      2614      2512      2409      2306    2203      2099      1996  1892 690 3028  2926    2823      2721      2618      2516      2413    2309      2206      2103  1999 700 3135    3033    2930      2828      2725      2622      2519    2416      2313      2210  2106 UNITl                                                      Page7 of 20
 
OP/11A/6100/22 UNITl                                            Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 500  510    520        530        540      550        560      570      580        590  600 310 32214  33548  34857    36141      37400      38637    39851    41044    42216      43368 44500 320 30074  31409  32717    34001      35261      36497    37711    38904    40076      41228 42361 330 28001  29335  30644    31927      33187      34424    35638    36830    38002      39154 40287 340 25989  27323  28632    29916      31175      32412    33626    34819    35991      37143 38275 350 24036  25370  26679    27962      29222      30458    31673    32865    34037      35189 36322 360 22137  23472  24780    26064      27323      28560    29774    30967    32139      33291 34424 370 20291  21625  22934    24217      25477      26714    27928    29121    30293      31445 32577 380 18494  19828  21137    22420      23680      24917    26131    27323    28495      29647 30780 390 16743  18078  19386    20670      21930      23166    24380    25573    26745      27897 29030 400 15037  16372  17680    18964      20223      21460    22674    23867    25039      26191 27323 410 13373  14708  16016    17300      18559      19796    21010    22203    23375      24527 25659 420 11749  13084  14392    15676      16936      18172    19386    20579    21751      22903 24036 430 10164  11498  12807    14090      15350      16586    17801    18993    20165      21317 22450 440  8614  9949    11257    12541      13801      15037      16251  17444    18616      19768 20901 450 7100  8434    9743      11027      12286      13523    14737    15930    17102      18254 19386 460 5619  6953    8262      9546      10805      12042    13256    14449    15621      16773 17905
~
470 4170  5504    6813      8096      9356      10592    11807    12999    14171      15323 16456
~c, 480 2751  4085    5394      6678      7937      9174      10388    11581    12753      13905 15037 c,
490  1361  2696    4004      5288      6548      7784      8998    10191    11363      12515 13648 Z  500    0    1334  2643      3927      5186      6423      7637    8830    10002      11154 12286 0
~
510  104    0      1309      2592      3852      5088      6303    7495      8667      9819 10952
~
520  208    104      0      1284      2543      3780      4994    6187      7359      8511  9643
~
~
530  312    208    104        0        1260      2496      3710    4903      6075      7227  8360 Z  540  416    312    208        104        0        1237      2451    3643      4815      5967  7100
~
o  550  520    417    313        209        104        0        1214    2407      3579      4731  5864 Z
0  560  625    521    417        313      209        105        0    1193      2365      3517  4649 o  570  730    626    522        418      314        209        105      0      1172      2324  3457 Z
0  580  835    731    627        523      419        314        210      105        0        1152  2285
~
0  590  940    836    732        628      524        419        315      210      105        0  1133 CO  600  1045  941    837        733      629        524        420      315      210        105    0 0
610  1150  1046    943        838      734        630        525    421        316        211  105
~
~  620  1256  1152    1048        944        840      735        631      526      421        316  211 U')
~  630  1361  1258  1154      1050      945        841        736      632      527      422    317 0
640  1467  1364  1260      1156      1051      947        842      738      633        528  422 650  1573  1470    1366      1262      1157      1053      948      844      739        634  529 660  1680  1576    1472      1368      1264      1159      1055    950      845        740  635 670  1786  1682    1578      1474      1370      1266      1161    1056      951        846  741 680  1892  1789    1685      1581      1476      1372      1268    1163      1058        953  848 690 1999  1895    1791      1687      1583      1479      1374    1270      1165      1060  954 700 2106  2002    1898      1794      1690      1586      1481    1376      1272      1166  1061 710 2213  2109    2005      1901      1797      1693      1588    1483      1379      1274  1168 720 2320  2217    2113      2009      1904      1800      1695    1591      1486      1381  1276 730 2428  2324    2220      2116      2012        1907      1803    1698      1593      1488  1383 740 2535  2432    2328      2224      2119      2015        1910    1806      1701      1596  1490 750 2643  2539    2435      2331      2227      2123      2018    1913      1808      1703  1598 760 2751  2647    2543      2439      2335      2231      2126    2021      1916      1811  1706 770 2859  2755    2651      2547      2443      2339      2234    2129      2024      1919  1814 780 2967  2863    2760      2656      2551      2447      2342    2238      2133      2028  1922 790 3076  2972    2868      2764      2660      2555      2451    2346      2241      2136  2031 800 3184  3081    2977      2873      2768      2664      2559    2455      2350      2245  2139 UNITl                                                      Page8 of 20
 
OP/IIA161 00/22 UNITl                                                Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correctionfactor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 600    610    620      630        640      650      660      670      680        690  700 410 25659  26773  27869    28947      30009 31053        32082    33096    34094      35078 36047 420 24036  25149  26245    27323      28385    29430    30458    31472    32470      33454 34424 430 22450  23564  24660    25738      26799 . 27844      28873    29886    30884      31868 32838 440 20901  22015  23110    24189      25250 26295        27323    28337    29335      30319 31289 450 19386  20500  21596    22674      23735    24780    25809    26822    27821      28805 29774 460 17905  19019  20115    21193      22254 23299        24328    25341    26340      27323 28293 470 16456  17570  18666    19744      20805    21850    22879    23892    24890      25874 26844 480 15037  16151  17247    18325      19386    20431    21460    22473    23472      24455 25425 490 13648  14762  15857    16936      17997    19042    20070    21084    22082      23066 24036 500 12286  13400  14496    15574      16635    17680    18709    19722    20721      21705 22674 510 10952  12066  13161    14240      15301    16346    17375    18388    19386      20370 21340 520 9643  10757  11853    12931      13992    15037    16066    17079    18078      19062 20031 530  8360  9474    10569    11648      12709    13754    14782    15796    16794      17778 18748 540 7100  8214    9310      10388      11449    12494    13523    14536    15535      16518 17488 550 5864  6977    8073      9151      10213    11257    12286    13300    14298      15282 16251 560 4649  5763    6859      7937      8998    10043    11072    12085    13084      14068 15037
.--... 570 3457  4570    5666      6744      7806      8850      9879    10893    11891      12875 13844
~0.. 580 2285  3398    4494      5572      6634      7678      8707    9721    10719      11703 12672 0.. 590  1133  2246    3342      4420      5482      6527      7555    8569      9567      10551 11521 Z      600    0    1114  2210      3288      4349      5394      6423    7436      8434      9418 10388 0
~
610  105    0    1096      2174      3235      4280      5309    6322      7321      8304  9274
~
620  211    106      0      1078      2139      3184      4213    5226      6225      7209  8178
;2    630  317    211      106        0        1061      2106      3135    4148      5147      6130  7100
~
Z      640  422    317    212        106        0      1045      2074    3087      4085      5069  6039
~
o      650  529    423    318        212        106        0      1029    2042      3041      4024  4994 Z      660  635    529    424        318      212        106        0      1013      2012 0                                                                                                2996  3965 o      670  741    636    530        424      319        213      106      0        998      1982  2952 Z
0      680  848    742    637        531      425        319      213      107        0        984  1953
~
0      690  954    849    743        638      532      426        320      213      107        0    970 CO    700  1061  956    850        745      639        533      427      320      214        107    0 a      710  1168  1063    957        852      746        640      534      427      321        214  107
~
~      720  1276  1170    1065      959        853      747      641      534      428        321  214 o:
~      730  1383  1278    1172      1066      960        854      748      642      535        429  322 a      740  1490  1385    1280      1174      1068      962      856      749      643        536  429 750  1598  1493    1387      1282      1176      1070      963      857      751        644  537 760  1706  1601    1495      1389      1284      1178      1071      965      858        752  645 770  1814  1709    1603      1498      1392      1286      1179    1073      967        860  753 780  1922  1817    1712      1606      1500      1394      1288    1181      1075        968  861 790 2031    1926    1820      1714      1608      1502      1396    1290      1183      1077  970 800 2139  2034    1929      1823      1717      1611      1505    1398      1292      1185  1078 810 2248  2143    2037      1932      1826      1720      1614    1507      1401      1294  1187 820 2357  2252    2146      2041      1935      1829      1722    1616      1510      1403  1296 830 2466  2361    2255      2150      2044      1938      1832    1725      1619      1512  1405 840 2576  2470    2365      2259      2153      2047      1941    1835      1728      1621  1514 850 2685  2580    2474      2369      2263      2157      2050    1944      1837      1731  1624 860 2795  2689    2584      2478      2372      2266      2160    2054      1947      1840  1734 870 2905  2799    2694      2588      2482      2376      2270    2164      2057      1950  1843 880 3015  2909    2804      2698      2592      2486      2380    2274      2167      2060  1953 890 3125  3019    2914      2808      2702      2596      2490    2384      2277      2170  2064 900 3235  3130    3024      2919      2813      2707      2601    2494      2388      2281  2174 UNITl                                                    Page9 of 20
 
OP/l1A/6100/22 UNITl                                                  Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 700    710      720      730      740        750        760    770        780      790  800 510  21340  22296  23238    24168      25084      25989    26882    27762    28632      29490 30338 520  20031  20987  21930    22859      23776      24680    25573    26454    27323      28182 29030 530  18748  19703  20646    21575      22492      23397    24289    25170    26040      26898 27746 540  17488  18444  19386    20316      21233      22137    23030    23911    24780      25639 26486 550  16251  17207  18150    19079      19996      20901    21793    22674    23544      24402 25250 560  15037  15993  16936    17865      18782      19686    20579    21460    22329      23188 24036 570  13844  14800  15743    16672      17589      18494      19386  20267    21137      21995 22843 580  12672  13628  14571    15500      16417      17322      18214  19095    19965      20823 21671 590  11521  12476  13419    14348      15265      16170      17062  17943    18813      19671 20519 600  10388  11344  12286    13216      14133      15037      15930  16811    17680      18539 19386 610    9274  10230  11172    12102      13019      13923      14816  15697    16566      17425 18272 620 -  8178  9134    10077    11006      11923      12828      13720  14601    15471      16329 17177 630    7100  8056    8998      9928      10845      11749      12642  13523    14392      15251 16098 640    6039  6995    7937      8867      9784      10688      11581  12462    13331      14190 15037 650  4994  5950    6892      7822      8739      9643      10536  11417    12286      13145 13992 660    3965  4921    5864      6793      7710      8614      9507    10388    11257      12116 12964
,.-..., 670    2952  3908    4850      5780      6697      7601      8494    9375    10244      11103 11950 CSo,    680    1953  2909    3852      4781      5698      6603      7495    8376      9246      10104 10952 c,    690    970    1926  2868      3798      4714      5619      6511    7392      8262      9120  9968 Z      700      0    956    1898      2828      3745      4649      5542    6423      7292      8151  8998
-0 I--l    710    107    0    943      1872      2789      3693      4586    5467      6336      7195  8043 t-e    720    214    107      0        930      1846      2751      3643    4524      5394      6252  7100
;2      730    322    215      107        0        917      1821      2714    3595      4464      5323  6171 t-e Z      740    429    322    215        108        0        905      1797    2678      3548      4406  5254
~
u      750    537    430      323      215        108        0        893    1773      2643      3501  4349 Z                                                                                          1750      2609  3457 0      760    645    538    431        323        216        108        0      881 u      770    753    646    539        431        324        216        108      0        870      1728  2576 Z
0      780    861    754    647        540      432        324      216      108        0        858  1706
~
0      790    970    863      755      648        540        433      325      217      108        0    848 CO      800    1078  971      864      757        649        541      433      325      217        109    0 a      810    1187  1080    973        865        758        650      542      434      326        217  109
~
I--l    820    1296  1189    1082      974        867        759      651      543      435        326  218 o:
~      830    1405  1298    1191      1083        976        868      760      652      544        435  327 a      840    1514  1407    1300      1193      1085        977      870      761      653        545  436 850    1624  1517    1410      1302      1195      1087      979      871      763        654  546 860    1734  1626    1519      1412      1304      1197      1089    981      872        764  655 870    1843  1736    1629      1522      1414      1306      1199    1090      982        874  765 880    1953  1846    1739      1632      1524      1416      1309    1200      1092        984  875 890    2064  1957    1849      1742      1634      1527      1419    1311      1202      1094  985 900    2174  2067    1960      1852      1745      1637      1529    1421      1313      1204  1096 910    2285  2178    2070      1963      1855      1748      1640    1532      1423      1315  1206 920    2395  2288    2181      2074      1966      1858      1750    1642      1534      1426  1317 930    2506  2399    2292      2185      2077      1969      1861    1753      1645      1537  1428 940    2617  2510    2403      2296      2188      2080      1972    1864      1756      1648  1539 950    2729  2622    2514      2407      2299      2192      2084    1976      1867      1759  1650 960    2840  2733    2626      2518      2411      2303      2195    2087      1979      1870  1762 970    2952  2845    2738      2630      2523      2415      2307    2199      2091      1982  1874 980  3064  2957    2849      2742      2634      2527      2419    2311      2202      2094  1985 990  3176  3069    2961      2854      2746      2639      2531    2423      2314      2206  2097 1000  3288  3181    3074      2966      2859      2751      2643    2535      2427      2318  2210 UNITl                                                    Page 10of 20
 
OP/l/A/6100/22 UNITl                                                  Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: !fin Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 800    810      820      830        840        850      860      870      880        890  900 610 18272  19110  19936    20753      21560      22358    23146    23925    24695      25457 26210 620 17177  18014  18841    19657      20465    21262      22050    22829    23599      24361 25114 630 16098  16936  17762    18579      19386    20184      20972    21751    22521      23283 24036 640 15037  15874  16701    17518      18325      19123    19911    20690    21460      22221 22974 650 13992  14830  15656    16473      17280      18078      18866  19645    20415      21177 21930 660 12964  13801  14628    15444      16251      17049    17837    18616    19386      20148 20901 670 11950  12787  13614    14431      15238      16036    16824    17603    18373      19134 19887 680 10952  11789  12616    13433      14240      15037      15825  16604    17375      18136 18889 690 9968  10805  11632    12449      13256      14053    14842    15621    16391      17152 17905 700 8998  9836    10662    11479      12286      13084    13872    14651    15421      16183 16936 710 8043  8880    9707    10523      11330      12128    12916    13695    14465      15227 15980 720 7100  7937    8764    9581      10388      11185    11974    12753    13523      14284 15037 730 6171  7008    7835      8651      9458      10256    11044    11823    12593      13355 14108 740  5254  6091    6918      7734      8542      9339      10127    10906    11676      12438 13191 750  4349  5186    6013      6830      7637        8434      9223    10002    10772      11533 12286 760  3457  4294    5121      5937      6744      7542      8330    9109      9879      10641 11394
,,-.... 770  2576  3413    4240      5056      5864      6661      7449    8228      8998      9760 10513
~o,    780  1706  2543    3370      4187      4994      5791      6580    7359      8129      8890  9643 o,    790  848  1685    2512      3328      4136      4933      5721    6500      7270      8032  8785 Z        800  0    837    1664    2481      3288      4085      4874    5653      6423      7184  7937 0
I--(    810  109    0      827      1644      2451      3248      4036    4815      5586      6347  7100
~
820  218    109      0      817        1624      2421      3210    3989      4759      5520  6273
;2      830  327    218      109      0        807        1605      2393    3172      3942      4703  5456
~
Z        840  436    327    218      109          0        798      1586    2365      3135      3896  4649
~
o        850  546    437    328      219        109        0        788    1567      2337      3099  3852 Z                            438                                        0      779      1549 0        860  655    547              328        219        110                                    2311  3064 o        870  765    656    547      438        329        220      110      0        770      1532  2285 Z
0        880  875    766    657      548        439        330      220      110        0        761  1514
~
0        890  985    877    768      659        549        440        330      220      110        0    753 CO      900  1096    987    878      769        660        550      440      331      221        110    0 Q
910  1206  1098    989      879        770        661      551    441        331        221  111
~
I--(
920  1317  1208    1099      990        881        771      662    552        442        332  221 C/)
~
Q 930  1428  1319    1210    1101        992        882      773      663      553        443  332 940  1539  1430    1321    1212        1103        993      884      774      664        554  443 950  1650  1542    1433    1324        1214      1105      995      885      775        665  555 960  1762  1653    1544    1435        1326      1216      1107    997      887        776  666 970  1874  1765    1656    1547        1437      1328      1218    1108      998        888  778 980  1985  1877    1768    1659        1549      1440      1330    1220      1110      1000  890 990  2097  1989    1880    1771        1661      1552      1442    1332      1222      1112  1002 1000 2210  2101    1992    1883        1773      1664      1554    1444      1334      1224  1114 1010 2322  2213    2104      1995        1886      1776      1667    1557      1447      1337  1226 1020 2435  2326    2217      2108        1998      1889      1779    1669      1559      1449  1339 1030 2547  2439    2330      2221      2111        2002      1892    1782      1672      1562  1452 1040 2660  2552    2443      2334      2224        2115      2005    1895      1785      1675  1565 1050 2774  2665    2556      2447      2337      2228      2118    2008      1898      1788  1678 1060 2887  2778    2669      2560      2451        2341      2232    2122      2012      1902  1791 1070 3000  2892 '  2783      2674      2564        2455      2345    2235      2125      2015  1905 1080 3114  3005    2896      2787        2678      2569      2459    2349      2239      2129  2018 1090 3228  3119    3010      2901        2792      2682      2573    2463      2353      2243  2132 1100 3342  3233    3125      3015        2906      2797      2687    2577      2467      2357  2246 UNITl                                                      Page 11 of 20
 
OP/1/A/6100/22 UNITl                                                    Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 900    910      920      930      940        950        960    970        980      990  1000 710 15980  16724  17461    18189      18910      19623    20329    21027    21718      22402 23080 720 15037  15782  16518    17247      17968      18681      19386  20085    20776      21460 22137 730  14108  14852  15589    16317      17038      17751    18457    19155    19846      20530 21208 740  13191  13935  14672    15400      16121      16834      17540  18238    18929      19614 20291 750 12286  13031  13767    14496      15217      15930      16635  17334    18025      18709 19386 760  11394  12138  12875    13603      14324      15037      15743  16441    17132      17816 18494 770  10513  11257  11994    12722      13443      14156    14862    15560    16251      16936 17613 780  9643  10388  11124    11853      12574      13287      13992  14691    15382      16066 16743 790  8785  9529    10266    10994      11715      12428      13134  13832    14523      15208 15885 800  7937  8682    9418      10147      10868      11581      12286  12985    13676      14360 15037 810  7100  7845    8581      9310      10030      10744      11449  12147    12839      13523 14200 820 6273  7018    7754      8483      9204      9917      10622  11321    12012      12696 13373 830 5456  6201    6937      7666      8387      9100      9805    10504    11195      11879 12556 840  4649  5394    6130      6859      7580      8293      8998    9697    10388      11072 11749 850  3852  4596    5333      6061      6782      7495      8201    8899      9590      10275 10952 860 3064  3808    4545      5273      5994      6707      7413    8111      8802      9486 10164
",-..... 870 2285  3029    3766      4494      5215      5928      6634    7332      8023      8707  9385 CS      880  1514  2259    2996      3724      4445      5158      5864    6562      7253      7937  8614 c,      890  753    1498  2234      2963      3683      4396      5102    5800      6492      7176  7853 c,
Z        900    0    745    1481      2210      2930      3643      4349    5047      5739      6423  7100 0
~
910  111      0    736      1465      2186      2899      3604    4303      4994      5678  6355
~
920  221    111      0        729      1449      2162      2868    3566      4257      4942  5619
;2      930  ,332    222      111        0        721        1434      2139    2838      3529      4213  4890
~
ffi      940  443    333    222        111        0        713        1419    2117      2808      3492  4170 o        950  555    444    333        222        111        0        706    1404      2095      2779  3457 Z
0        960  666    556    445        334      223        111        0      698      1389      2074  2751 u        970  778    667    556        446      334        223        112      0        691      1375  2053 Z
0        980  890    779    668        557      446        335        224      112        0        684  1361
~
0        990  1002  891    780        669      558        447        336      224      112        0    677 CO      1000 1114  1003    893        782      671        559        448      336      224        112    0 Q
1010 1226  1116    1005      894      783        672        560      449      337        225  112
~
~        1020 1339  1228    1118      1007      896        784        673      561      449        337  225 tr:
~        1030  1452  1341    1230      1119      1008      897        786      674      562        450  338 Q
1040  1565  1454    1343      1232      1121      1010      899      787      675        563  451 1050 1678  1567    1456      1346      1234      1123      1012    900      788        676  564 1060 1791  1681    1570      1459      1348      1237      1125    1013      902        789  677 1070 1905  1794    1683      1572      1461      1350      1239    1127      1015        903  791 1080 2018  1908    1797      1686      1575      1464      1352    1241      1129      1017  905 1090 2132  2022    1911      1800      1689      1578      1466    1355      1243      1131  1018 1100 2246  2136    2025      1914      1803      1692      1580    1469      1357      1245  1133 1110 2361  2250    2139      2029      1917      1806      1695    1583      1471      1359  1247 1120 2475  2365    2254      2143      2032        1921      1809    1698      1586      1474  1361 1130 2590  2479    2369      2258      2147      2035        1924    1812      1700      1588  1476 1140 2705  2594    2484      2373      2262      2150      2039    1927      1815      1703  1591 1150 2820  2709    2599      2488      2377      2265      2154    2042      1930      1818  1706 1160 2935  2825    2714      2603      2492      2381      2269    2158      2046      1934  1821 1170 3051  2940    2829      2719      2607      2496      2385    2273      2161      2049  1937 1180 3166  3056    2945      2834      2723      2612        2500    2389      2277      2165  2053 1190 3282  3172    3061      2950      2839      2728        2616    2505      2393      2281  2168 1200 3398  3288    3177      3066      2955        2844      2732    2621      2509      2397  2285 UNITl                                                      Page 12 of 20
 
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OPf1fA/6100f22 UNITl                                                    Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1000  1010    1020      1030      1040      1050      1060    1070      1080      1090  1100 810 14200  14871  15535    16192      16843      17488    18127    18759    19386      20007 20623 820 13373  14044  14708    15365      16016      16661    17300    17933    18559      19181 19796 830 12556  13227  13891    14548      15199      15844      16483  17116      17743    18364 18979 840 11749  12420  13084    13741      14392      15037      15676  16309    16936      17557 18172 850 10952  11622  12286    12944      13595      14240      14878  15511      16138    16759 17375 860 10164  10834  11498    12156      12807      13452      14090  14723    15350      15971 16586 870 9385  10055  10719    11377      12028      12672      13311  13944    14571      15192 15807 880 8614  9285    9949      10606      11257      11902      12541  13174    13801      14422 15037 890 7853  8524    9187      9845      10496      11141    11780    12412    13039      13660 14276 900 7100  7771    8434      9092      9743      10388    11027    11659    12286      12907 13523 910 6355  7026    7690      8347      8998      9643      10282    10915      11542    12163 12778 920 5619  6289    6953      7611      8262      8907      9546    10178    10805      11426 12042 930 4890  5561    6225      6882      7533      8178      8817    9450    10077      10698 11313 940 4170  4840    5504      6162      6813      7458      8096    8729      9356      9977 10592 950 3457  4127    4791      5448      6100      6744      7383    8016      8643      9264  9879 960 2751  3421    4085      4743      5394      6039      6678    7310      7937      8558  9174
,,-..... 970 2053  2723    3387      4044      4696      5340      5979    6612      7239      7860  8475
~0...      980 1361  2032    2696      3353      4004      4649      5288    5921      6548      7169  7784 c,      990  677  1348    2012      2669      3320      3965      4604    5237      5864      6485  7100 Z        1000  0    671    1334      1992      2643      3288      3927    4559      5186      5807  6423 0
1--1      1010  112    0      664      1321      1972      2617      3256    3889      4516      5137  5752
~
1020  225    113      0        657      1309      1953      2592    3225      3852      4473  5088
~
~
1030  338    225      113        0        651      1296        1935    2567      3194      3815  4431 Z        1040  451    338    226        113        0        645        1284    1916      2543      3164  3780
~
o        1050  564    452    339        226        113        0        639    1272      1898      2519  3135 Z        1060  677    565    452        339      227        113        0      633      1260      1881  2496 0
o        1070  791    678    566      453        340        227        114      0        627      1248  1863 Z
0        1080  905    792    680        567      454        341        227      114        0        621  1237
~
0        1090 1018    906    793        681      568        455        341      228      114        0    615
~        1100 1133  1020    908        795      682        569        455      342      228        114    0 Q
1110 1247  1135    1022      909      796        683        570    456        342        228  114
~
1--1      1120 1361  1249    1136      1024      911        798        684      571      457        343  229
(/)
~        1130 1476  1364    1251      1138      1025      912        799      685      572        458  344 Q
1140 1591  1479    1366      1253      1140      1027      914      800      686        573  458 1150 1706  1594    1481      1368      1255      1142      1029    915      802        688  574 1160 1821  1709    1596      1484      1371      1257        1144    1031      917        803  689 1170 1937  1824    1712      1599      1486      1373      1260    1146      1032      918  804 1180 2053  1940    1828      1715      1602      1489      1375    1262      1148      1034  920 1190 2168  2056    1943      1831      1718      1605      1491    1378      1264      1150  1036 1200 2285  2172    2060      1947      1834      1721      1607    1494      1380      1266  1152 1210 2401  2288    2176      2063      1950      1837      1724    1610      1496      1382  1268 1220 2517  2405    2292      2180      2067        1953      1840    1727      1613      1499  1385 1230 2634  2522    2409      2296      2183      2070        1957    1843      1729      1616  1501 1240 2751  2639    2526      2413      2300      2187      2074    1960      1846      1732  1618 1250 2868  2756    2643      2530      2417      2304      2191    2077      1963      1850  1735 1260 2985  2873    2760      2648      2535      2421      2308    2194      2081      1967  1853 1270 3103  2990    2878      2765      2652      2539      2426    2312      2198      2084  1970 1280 3221  3108    2996      2883      2770      2657      2543    2430      2316      2202  2088 1290 3338  3226    3113      3001      2888      2775      2661    2548      2434      2320  2206 1300 3457  3344    3232      3119      3006      2893      2779    2666      2552      2438  2324 UNITl                                                      Page 13 of 20
 
OP/1/A/6100/22 UNITl                                                Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution: !fin Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1100  1110    1120    1130        1140      1150      1160    1170      1180      1190 1200 910 12778  13388  13992    14591      15185      15774      16357  16936    17509      18078 18642 920 12042  12652  13256    13855      14449      15037      15621  16199    16773      17341 17905 930 11313  11923  12527    13126      13720      14309      14892  15471    16044      16613 17177 940 10592  11202  11807    12406      12999      13588      14171  14750    15323      15892 16456 950 9879  10489  11094    11693      12286      12875      13458  14037    14610      15179 15743 960 9174  9784    10388    10987      11581      12169      12753  13331    13905      14473 15037 970 8475  9085    9690    10289      10882      11471      12054  12633    13206      13775 14339 980 7784  8394    8998    9597      10191      10780    11363    11942    12515      13084 13648 990 7100  7710    8314    8913      9507      10096    10679    11257    11831      12400 12964 1000 6423  7033    7637      8236      8830      9418      10002    10580    11154      11722 12286 1010 5752  6362    6966      7565      8159      8748      9331    9910    10483      11052 11616 1020 5088  5698    6303      6902      7495      8084      8667    9246      9819      10388 10952 1030 4431  5041    5645      6244      6838      7426      8010    8588      9162      9730 10294 1040 3780  4390    4994      5593      6187      6775      7359    7937      8511      9079 9643 1050 3135  3745    4349      4948      5542      6130      6714    7292      7866      8434 8998 1060 2496  3106    3710      4309      4903      5492      6075    6654      7227      7796 8360
----.. 1070 1863  2473    3078      3677      4270      4859      5442    6021      6594      7163 7727
'S0..
1080 1090 1237 615 1846 1225 2451 1830 3050 2429 3643 3022 4232 3611 4815 4194 5394 4773 5967 5346 6536 5915 7100 6479 0..
Z 1100        0    610    1214    1813      2407      2996      3579    4157      4731      5300 5864 0
J--oo( 1110  114    0      604      1203        1797      2386      2969    3548      4121      4690 5254
~
1120  229    115      0      599        1193      1781      2365    2943      3517      4085 4649
~
~
1130  344    229      115      0        594        1182      1766    2344      2918      3486 4050 Z 1140      458    344    230      115          0        589        1172    1750      2324      2893 3457
~
o 1150      574    459    345      230        115        0        583    1162      1735      2304 2868 Z 1160      689    574    460      345        230        115 0                                                                        0      578      1152      1721 2285 o 1170      804    690    575      461        346        231        115      0        574      1142  1706 Z
0      1180  920    806    691      576        462        346        231      116        0        569  1133
~
0      1190 1036    922    807      692        577        462        347      232      116        0  564 CO    1200 1152  1038    923      808        694        578        463      348      232        116    0 0
1210 1268  1154    1039    925        810        695        579      464      348        232  116
~ 1220      1385  1270    1156    1041        926        811        696      580      465        349  233 C;)
~      1230 1501  1387    1273    1158      1043        928        813      697      581        466  349 0
1240 1618  1504    1389    1275      1160        1045      930      814      698        582  466 1250 1735  1621    1507    1392      1277      1162      1047      931      815        700  583 1260 1853  1738    1624      1509      1394        1279      1164    1048      933        817  701 1270 1970  1856    1741      1627      1512      1397      1281    1166      1050        934  818 1280 2088  1974    1859      1744      1629      1514      1399    1284      1168      1052  936 1290 2206  2092    1977    1862      1747      1632        1517    1402      1286      1170  1054 1300 2324  2210    2095      1980      1866        1750      1635    1520      1404      1288  1172 1310 2442  2328    2213      2099      1984      1869        1753    1638      1522      1406  1290 1320 2561  2447    2332      2217      2102        1987      1872    1757      1641      1525  1409 1330 2680  2565    2451      2336      2221      2106        1991    1875      1760      1644  1528 1340 2799  2684    2570      2455      2340      2225      2110    1994      1879      1763  1647 1350 2918  2803    2689      2574      2459      2344      2229    2113      1998      1882  1766 1360 3037  2923    2808      2694      2579      2464      2348    2233      2117      2001  1885 1370 3157  3042    2928      2813      2698      2583      2468    2352      2237      2121 2005 1380 3276  3162    3048      2933      2818      2703      2588    2472      2356      2241 2124 1390 3396  3282    3168      3053      2938      2823      2708    2592      2476      2361 2245 1400 3517  3402    3288      3173      3058      2943      2828    2712      2597      2481  2365 UNITl                                                      Page 14 of 20
 
OP/11A161 00/22 UNITl                                                  Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, Ki from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1200  1210    1220      1230      1240      1250      1260      1270      1280      1290 1300 1010 11616  12175  12730    13280      13825      14367    14904    15436    15965      16489 17010 1020 10952  11511  12066    12616      13161      13703      14240    14772    15301      15825 16346 1030 10294  10854  11408    11958      12504      13045      13582    14115    14643      15168 15688 1040 9643  10203  10757    11307      11853      12394      12931    13464    13992      14517 15037 1050 8998  9558    10112    10662      11208      11749      12286    12819      13348    13872 14392 1060 8360  8919    9474      10024      10569      11111      11648    12180      12709    13233 13754 1070 7727  8286    8841      9391      9937      10478      11015    11547    12076      12600 13121 1080 7100  7659    8214      8764      9310      9851      10388    10921    11449      11974 12494 1090 6479  7038    7593      8143      8689      9230      9767    10300    10828      11352 11873 1100 5864  6423    6977      7528      8073      8614      9151      9684      10213    10737 11257 1110 5254  5813    6368      6918      7463      8005      8542      9074      9603      10127 10648 1120 4649  5209    5763      6313      6859      7400      7937      8470      8998      9523 10043 1130 4050  4610    5164      5714      6260      6801      7338      7871      8399      8924 9444 1140 3457  4016    4570      5121      5666      6207      6744      7277      7806      8330 8850 1150 2868  3427    3982      4532      5078      5619      6156      6689      7217      7742 8262 1160 2285  2844    3398      3949      4494      5035      5572      6105      6634      7158 7678
,-...., 1170  1706  2265    2820      3370      3916      4457      4994      5527      6055      6580 7100
~c,    1180  1133  1692  2246      2797      3342      3884      4420      4953      5482      6006 6527 c,    1190  564    1123    1678      2228      2774      3315      3852      4385      4913      5437 5958 1200  0    559    1114      1664      2210      2751      3288      3821      4349      4874 5394
~
I--(    1210  116      0    555      1105      1650      2192      2729      3261      3790      4314 4835
~
1220  233    116      0        550      1096      1637      2174      2707      3235      3760 4280
;2      1230  349    233      117        0        546        1087      1624    2157      2685      3210 3730
~
234                    0        541                1611      2139      2664 3184 ffiu    1240 1250 466 583 350 467    351 117 234        117        0 1078 537      1070      1598      2123 2643 Z            701    584    468        351      234        117        0      533      1061      1586 2106 0      1260 u      1270  818    702    585        469      352        235        118      0        529      1053  1573 Z
0      1280  936    820    703        586      470        353        235      118        0        524  1045
~
0      1290  1054  938      821      704        588      470        353      236        118        0  520 CO      1300  1172  1056    939        823        706      589        471      354      236        118    0 Q
1310  1290  1174    1058      941        824      707        590      472      354        236  118
~
I--(
1320  1409  1293    1176      1059      943        825        708      591      473        355  237 o:
~      1330  1528  1411    1295      1178      1061      944        827      709      592        474  356 Q
1340  1647  1530    1414      1297      1180      1063      946      828      711        593  475 1350  1766  1649    1533      1416      1299      1182      1065      947        830      712  594 1360  1885  1769    1652      1536      1419      1302      1184    1067      949        831  713 1370 2005    1888    1772      1655      1538      1421      1304    1186      1069      951  833 1380 2124  2008    1892      1775      1658      1541      1424    1306      1189      1071  952 1390 2245  2128    2012      1895      1778      1661      1544    1426      1309      1191  1073 1400 2365  2248    2132      2015      1898      1781      1664    1546      1429      1311  1193 1410 2485  2369    2252      2136      2019      1902      1784    1667      1549      1431  1313 1420 2606  2490    2373      2256      2139      2022        1905    1788      1670      1552  1434 1430 2727  2610 . 2494      2377      2260      2143        2026    1908      1791      1673  1555 1440 2848  2732    2615      2498      2381      2264      2147    2030      1912      1794  1676 1450 2969  2853    2736      2620      2503      2386      2268    2151      2033      1915  1797 1460 3091  2974    2858      2741      2624      2507      2390    2272      2155      2037  1919 1470 3212  3096    2980      2863      2746      2629      2512    2394      2276      2159  2040 1480 3334  3218    3102      2985      2868      2751      2634    2516      2398      2280  2162 1490 3457  3340    3224      3107      2990      2873      2756    2638      2521      2403  2285 1500 3579  3463    3346      3230      3113      2996      2878    2761      2643      2525  2407 UNITl                                                      Page 15 of 20
 
OPlllA/6100/22 UNITl                                                    Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (pprnB) 1300  1310    1320      1330        1340      1350      1360    1370      1380      1390 1400 1110 10648  11164  11676    12185      12690      13191      13688  14182    14672      15159 15642 1120 10043  10560  11072    11581      12085      12586      13084  13577    14068      14554 15037 1130 9444  9961    10473    10982      11486      11987      12485  12978    13469      13955 14438 1140 8850  9367    9879    10388      10893      11394      11891  12385    12875      13361 13844 1150 8262  8778    9291      9799      10304      10805      11303  11796    12286      12773 13256 1160 7678  8195    8707      9216      9721      10222      10719  11213    11703      12189 12672 1170 7100  7616    8129      8637      9142      9643      10141  10634    11124      11611 12094 1180 6527  7043    7555      8064      8569      9070      9567    10061    10551      11037 11521 1190 5958  6474    6987      7495      8000      8501      8998    9492      9982      10469 10952 1200 5394  5910    6423      6931      7436      7937      8434    8928      9418      9905 10388 1210 4835  5351    5864      6372      6877      7378      7875    8369      8859      9346 9829 1220 4280  4796    5309      5817      6322      6823      7321    7814      8304      8791 9274 1230 3730  4246    4759      5267      5772      6273      6771    7264      7754      8241 8724 1240 3184  3701    4213      4722      5226      5728      6225    6719      7209      7695 8178 1250 2643  3159    3672      4180      4685      5186      5684    6177      6667      7154 7637 1260 2106  2622    3135      3643      4148      4649      5147    5640      6130      6617 7100
.-.. 1270    1573  2090    2602      3111      3616      4117      4614    5108      5598      6084 6567
~~ 1280      1045  1561    2074      2582      3087      3588      4085    4579      5069      5556 6039 c, 1290    520  1037    1549      2058      2563      3064      3561    4055      4545      5031 5514 Z 1300        0    516    1029      1537      2042      2543      3041    3534      4024      4511 4994 0....... 1310  118    0      512      1021        1526      2027      2524    3018      3508      3995 4478
~
0                  1013      1514      2012    2505      2996      3482 3965
;Z 1320  1330 237 356 119 237      119 509 0        505      1006        1503    1997      2487      2973 3457
~
Z 1340        475    356    238        119          0        501        998    1492      1982      2469 2952
~
u 1350        594    475    357        238        119        0        497      991      1481      1968 2451 Z
0        1360  713    595    476        357        239        119        0    494        984      1470  1953 u 1370        833    714    596        477        358        239        120      0        490        977  1460 5
~
1380  952    834    716        597        478        359        239      120        0        487  970 0        1390 1073    954    836        717        598        479        359      240      120        0  483 c:o 1400      1193  1074    956        837        718        599        480      360      240        120    0 Q
1410 1313  1195    1076      958        839        719        600    480        361        241  120
~ 1420
.......      1434  1316    1197      1078        959        840        721      601      481        361  241 o:
~
Q 1430 1555  1436    1318      1199        1080      961        842      722      602        482  362 1440 1676  1557    1439      1320        1201      1082        963      843      723        603  483 1450 1797  1679    1560      1442        1323      1203        1084    964      845        725  604 1460 1919  1800    1682      1563      1444      1325        1206    1086      966        846  726 1470 2040  1922    1804      1685        1566      1447        1327    1208      1088        968  848 1480 2162  2044    1926      1807        1688      1569        1449    1330      1210      1090  970 1490 2285  2166    2048      1929      1810        1691      1571    1452      1332      1212  1092 1500 2407  2289    2170      2051        1932      1813      1694    1574      1454      1334  1214 1510 2530  2411    2293      2174      2055      1936        1816    1697      1577      1457  1337 1520 2652  2534    2416      2297      2178      2059        1939    1820      1700      1580  1460 1530 2776  2657    2539      2420      2301      2182      2062    1943      1823      1703  1583 1540 2899  2781    2662      2543      2424      2305      2186    2066      1946      1826  1706 1550 3022  2904    2786      2667      2"548      2429      2309    2190      2070      1950  1830 1560 3146  3028    2909      2791      2672      2552      2433    2313      2194      2074  1953 1570 3270  3152    3033      2915      2796      2676      2557    2437      2318      2198 2077 1580 3394  3276    3157      3039      2920      2801      2681    2562      2442      2322  2202 1590 3519  3400    3282      3163      3044      2925      2806    2686      2566      2446  2326 1600 3643  3525    3407      3288      3169      3050      2930    2811      2691      2571  2451 UNITl                                                      Page 16 of 20
 
OP/l1A/6100/22 UNITl                                              Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (pprnB) 1400  1410    1420      1430      1440      1450      1460    1470      1480      1490 1500 1210 9829  10308  10785    11257      11727      12193      12657  13117    13573      14027 14478 1220 9274  9754    10230    10703      11172      11639      12102  12562    13019      13473 13923 1230 8724  9204    9680      10153      10622      11089      11552  12012    12469      12922 13373-1240 8178  8658    9134      9607      10077      10543      11006  11466    11923      12377 12828 1250 7637  8117    8593      9066      9535      10002      10465  10925    11382      11836 12286 1260 7100  7580    8056      8529      8998      9465      9928    10388    10845      11299 11749 1270 6567  7047    7523      7996      8466      8932      9395    9855    10312      10766 11217 1280 6039  6518    6995      7468      7937      8404      8867    9327      9784      10237 10688 1290 5514  5994    6470      6943      7413      7879      8342    8802      9259      9713 10164 1300 4994  5474    5950      6423      6892      7359      7822    8282      8739      9193 9643 1310 4478  4957    5433      5906      6376      6842      7305    7765      8222      8676 9127 1320 3965  4445    4921      5394      5864      6330      6793    7253      7710      8164 8614 1330 3457  3936    4412      4885      5355      5821      6284    6744      7201      7655 8106 1340 2952  3431    3908      4381      4850      5317      5780    6240      6697      7150 7601 1350 2451  2930    3407      3880      4349      4815      5279    5739      6195      6649 7100 1360 1953  2433    2909      3382      3852      4318      4781    5241      5698      6152 6603
~
1370 1460  1939    2416      2888      3358      3824      4288    4748      5204      5658 6109
~c, 1380  970  1449    1926      2398      2868      3334      3798    4257      4714      5168 5619 o, 1390 483    963    1439      1912      2381      2848      3311    3771      4228      4682 5132 Z  1400  0    480    956      1429      1898      2365      2828    3288      3745      4199 4649 0
~
1410  120    0      476        949      1419      1885      2348    2808      3265      3719 4170
~
1420  241  121      0        473      943        1409      1872    2332      2789      3243 3693
;2  1430  362  242      121        0        470        936        1399    1859      2316      2770 3221
~
~
u 1440 483    363    242        121        0        466        930    1389      1846      2300 2751 1450  604  484    363        242        121        0        463      923      1380      1834 2285 Z  1460  726  605    485        364      243        122        0      460      917      1371  1821 0
u  1470  848  727    607        486      365        243        122      0        457        911  1361 Z
0  1480  970  849    729        608      487        365        244      122        0        454  905
~
0  1490 1092  971      851      730      609        487        366      244      122        0  451 CO  1500 1214  1094    973        852      731        610        488      367      245        122    0 0
1510 1337  1216    1096      975      854        732        611      489      367        245  123 62
~  1520 1460  1339    1219      1098      977        855        734      612      490        368  245 o:
~  1530 1583  1462    1342      1221      1100      978        857      735      613        491  369 0
1540 1706  1586    1465      1344      1223      1102      980      858      736        614  492 1550 1830  1709    1589      1468      1347      1225      1104    982      860        738  615 1560 1953  1833    1712      1591      1470      1349      1228    1106      984        862  739 1570 2077  1957    1836      1715      1594      1473      1351    1230      1108        986  863 1580 2202  2081    1961      1840      1719      1597      1476    1354      1232      1110  987 1590 2326  2206    2085      1964      1843      1722      1600    1478      1356      1234  1112 1600 2451  2330    2210      2089      1968      1846      1725    1603      1481      1359  1237 1610 2576  2455    2335      2214      2093        1971      1850    1728      1606      1484  1361 1620 2701  2580    2460      2339      2218      2096        1975    1853      1731      1609  1487 1630 2826  2706    2585      2464      2343      2222      2100    1979      1857      1734  1612 1640 2952  2831    2711      2590      2469      2347      2226    2104      1982      1860  1738 1650 3078  2957    2837      2716      2595      2473      2352    2230      2108      1986  1863 1660 3204  3083    2963      2842      2721      2599        2478    2356      2234      2112  1989 1670 3330  3210    3089      2968      2847      2726      2604    2482      2360      2238  2116 1680 3457  3336    3215      3095      2973      2852        2731    2609      2487      2365  2242 1690 3583  3463    3342      3221      3100      2979        2857    2736      2614      2492  2369 1700 3710  3590    3469      3348      3227      JI06      2984    2863      2741      2619  2496 UNITl                                                      Page 17 of 20
 
OP/I/A/61 00/22 UNITl                                              Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution:  Ifin Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1500  1510      1520    1530      1540      1550      1560    1570      1580      1590 1600 1310 9127  9575    10019    10461      10900      11337      11770  12200    12628      13054 13476 1320 8614  9062      9507    9949      10388      10824      11257  11688    12116      12541 12964 1330 8106  8554      8998    9440      9879      10315      10749  11179    11607      12032 12455 1340 7601  8049      8494    8936      9375      9811      10244  10675    11103      11528 11950 1350 7100  7548      7993    8434      8874      9310      9743    10174    10601      11027 11449 1360 6603  7050      7495    7937      8376      8812      9246    9676    10104      10529 10952 1370 6109  6557      7002    7443      7882      8319      8752    9183      9610      10036 10458 1380 5619  6067      6511    6953      7392      7829      8262    8693      9120      9546 9968 1390 5132  5580      6025    6467      6906      7342      7775    8206      8634      9059 9481 1400 4649  5097      5542    5984      6423      6859      7292    7723      8151      8576 8998 1410 4170  4617    ,5062      5504      5943      6379      6813    7243      7671      8096 8519 1420 3693  4141      4586    5028      5467      5903      6336    6767      7195      7620 8043 1430 3221  3668      4113    4555      4994      5430      5864    6294      6722      7147 7570 1440 2751  3199      3643    4085      4524      4961      5394    5825      6252      6678 7100 1450 2285  2732    3177      3619      4058      4494      4928    5358      5786      6211 6634 1460 1821  2269      2714    3156      3595      4031      4464    4895      5323      5748 6171
,-... 1470 1361  1809      2254    2696      3135      3571      4004    4435      4863      5288 5711
~0.. 1480  905  1352      1797    2239      2678      3114      3548    3978      4406      4831 5254 0.. 1490  451  899      1343    1785      2224      2660      3094    3524      3952      4377 4800 Z    1500  0    448      893    1334      1773      2210      2643    3074      3501      3927 4349 0
~
1510  123    0      445      887      1326      1762      2195    2626      3054      3479 3901
~
1520  245  123        0      442        881        1317      1750    2181      2609      3034 3457
;2    1530  369  246      123      0        439        875        1309    1739      2167      2592 3015
~
Z    1540  492  369      246      123        0        436        870    1300      1728      2153 2576
~
u    1550  615  493      370    247        124        0        433      864      1292      1717 2139 Z    1560  739  617      494      371      247        124        0      431      858      1284  1706 0
u    1570  863  741      618    495        371        248        124      0        428        853  1276 Z
0    1580  987  865      742      619      496        372        248      124        0        425  848
~
0    1590 1112  989      866      743      620        496        373      249      124        0  422
~    1600 1237  1114      991      868      745        621        497      373      249        125    0 0
1610 1361  1239      1116      993      870        746        622      498      374        250  125
~
~    1620 1487  1364      1241    1118      995        871        747      623      499        375  250
(/)
~    1630 1612  1489      1366    1243      1120      997        873    749      625        500  375 0
1640 1738  1615      1492    1369      1246      1122      998      874      750        626  501 1650 1863  1741      1618    1495      1371      1248      1124    1000      876        752  627 1660 1989  1867      1744    1621      1498      1374      1250    1126      1002        878  753 1670 2116  1993      1870    1747      1624      1500      1377    1253      1128      1004  879 1680 2242  2120      1997    1874      1750      1627      1503    1379      1255      1130  1006 1690 2369  2246      2124    2001      1877      1754      1630    1506      1382      1257  1133 1700 2496  2374      2251    2128      2004        1881      1757    1633      1509      1384  1260 1710 2623  2501      2378    2255      2132      2008        1884    1760      1636      1512  1387 1720 2751  2628    2505      2382      2259      2135      2012    1888      1764      1639  1514 1730 2879  2756    2633      2510      2387      2263      2139    2015      1891      1767  1642 1740 3007  2884    2761      2638      2515      2391      2267    2143      2019      1895  1770 1750 3135  3012      2889    2766      2643      2519      2396    2272      2148      2023  1898 1760 3263  3141      3018    2895      2771      2648      2524    2400      2276      2152  2027 1770 3392  3269      3147    3024      2900      2777        2653    2529      2405      2280  2156 1780 3521  3398      3276    3152      3029      2906        2782    2658      2534      2409  2285 1790 3650  3528      3405    3282      3158      3035        2911    2787      2663      2538  2414 1800 3780  3657      3534    3411      3288      3164        3041    2917      2792      2668  2543 UNITl                                                      Page 18 of 20
 
OP/IIA16100/22 UNITl                                                Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1600  1610    1620      1630      1640      1650      1660    1670      1680      1690 1700 1410 8519  8939    9356      9771      10183      10592      11000  11404    11807      12207 12604 1420 8043  8462    8880      9294      9707      10116      10523  10928    11330      11730 12128 1430 7570  7990    8407      8821      9234      9643      10050  10455    10858      11257 11655 1440 7100  7520    7937      8352      8764      9174      9581    9986    10388      10788 11185 1450 6634  7054    7471      7886      8298      8707      9114    9519      9922      10321 10719 1460 6171  6590    7008      7422      7835      8244      8651    9056      9458      9858 10256 1470 5711  6130    6548      6962      7375      7784      8191    8596      8998      9398 9796 1480 5254  5674    6091      6505      6918      7327      7734    8139      8542      8941 9339 1490 4800  5220    5637      6052      6464      6874      7281    7685      8088      8488 8885 1500 4349  4769    5186      5601      6013      6423      6830    7235      7637      8037 8434 1510 3901  4321    4738      5153      5565      5975      6382    6787      7189      7589 7987 1520 3457  3876    4294      4708      5121      5530      5937    6342      6744      7144 7542 1530 3015  3435    3852      4266      4679      5088      5495    5900      6303      6702 7100 1540 2576  2996    3413      3827      4240      4649      5056    5461      5864      6263 6661 1550 2139  2559    2977      3391      3803      4213      4620    5025      5427      5827 6225 1560 1706  2126    2543      2958      3370      3780      4187    4592      4994      5394 5791 1570 1276  1695    2113      2527      2940      3349      3756    4161      4563      4963 5361
~c,    1580  848  1268    1685      2099      2512      2921      3328    3733      4136      4535 4933 c,    1590  422  842    1260      1674      2086      2496      2903    3308      3710      4110 4508 Z      1600  0    420    837      1252      1664      2074      2481    2886      3288      3688 4085 0
~
1610  125    0      417        832      1244      1654      2061    2466      2868      3268 3666
~
1620  250  125      0        415      827      1237        1644    2048      2451      2851 3248
~
~
1630  375  251      125        0        412        822        1229    1634      2036      2436 2834 Z      1640  501  376    251        126        0        410        817    1222      1624      2024 2421
~
u      1650  627  502    377        251        126        0        407      812      1214      1614 2012 Z
0      1660  753  628    503        378      252        126        0      405      807      1207  1605 u      1670  879  754    629        504      378        252        126      0        402        802  1200 Z
0      1680 1006  881    756        630      505        379        253      127        0        400  798
~
0      1690 1133  1008    883        757      632        506        380      253      127        0  398 CO      1700 1260  1135    1010      884      759        633        507      380      254        127    0 0
1710 1387  1262    1137      1011      886        760        634      508      381        254  127
~
~      1720 1514  1389    1264      1139      1013        888        761      635      509        382  255 U')
~      1730 1642  1517    1392      1267      1141      1015      889      763      636        510  383 0
1740 1770  1645    1520      1395      1269      1143        1017    891      764        638  511 1750 1898  1773    1648      1523      1397      1272      1145    1019      893        766  639 1760 2027  1902    1777      1651      1526      1400        1274    1148      1021        894  767 1770 2156  2031    1906      1780      1655      1529      1403    1276      1150      1023  896 1780 2285  2160    2035      1909      1784      1658      1532    1405      1279      1152  1025 1790 2414  2289    2164      2038      1913      1787        1661    1535      1408      1281  1154 1800 2543  2418    2293      2168      2042      1916        1790    1664      1537      1411  1284 1810 2673  2548    2423      2298      2172      2046        1920    1794      1667      1540  1413 1820 2803  2678    2553      2428      2302      2176      2050    1924      1797      1670  1543 1830 2933  2808    2683      2558      2432      2306      2180    2054      1927      1801  1674 1840 3064  2939    2814      2688      2563      2437      2311    2184      2058      1931  1804 1850 3194  3069    2944      2819      2693      2567      2441    2315      2189      2062  1935 1860 3325  3200    3075      2950      2824      2698      2572    2446      2320      2193 2066 1870 3457  3332    3207      3081      2956      2830      2704    2577      2451      2324 2197 1880 3588  3463    3338      3213      3087      2961      2835    2709      2582      2455 2328 1890 3720  3595    3470      3344      3219      3093      2967    2841      2714      2587 2460 1900 3852  3727    3602      3476      3351      3225      3099    2973      2846      2719 2592 UNITl                                                      Page 19of 20
 
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OP/I/A/61 00/22 UNITl                                                      Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1700    1800    1900      2000      2100      2200      2300    2400      2500      2600  2700 1700  0    3852    7495    10952      14240      17375    20370    23238    25989      28632 31175 1725  319  2868    6511      9968      13256      16391      19386  22254    25005      27648 30191 1750  639    1898    5542      8998      12286      15421      18417  21285    24036      26679 29222 1775  960    943    4586      8043      11330      14465      17461  20329    23080      25723 28266 1800  1284    0      3643      7100      10388      13523      16518  19386    22137      24780 27323 1825  1608  325    2714      6171      9458      12593      15589  18457    21208      23851 26394 1850  1935  651    1797      5254      8542      11676      14672  17540    20291      22934 25477 1875 2263    979      893      4349      7637      10772      13767  16635    19386      22029 24573 1900 2592    1309      0      3457      6744      9879      12875  15743    18494      21137 23680 1925 2923    1640    331      2576      5864      8998      11994  14862    17613      20256 22799 1950 3256    1972    664      1706      4994      8129      11124  13992    16743      19386 21930 1975 3591  2307      998      848      4136      7270      10266  13134    15885      18528 21071
      ~
2000 3927  2643    1334        0      3288      6423      9418    12286    15037      17680 20223
      ~c,      2025 4264  2981    1672      338      2451      5586      8581    11449    14200      16843 19386 c,
      '-'      2050 4604  3320    2012        677      1624      4759      7754    10622    13373      16016 18559
      ~        2075 4945  3661    2353      1018      807      3942      6937    9805      12556    15199 17743
      ~        2100 5288  4004    2696      1361        0      3135      6130    8998    11749      14392 16936
      ~
      ~
2125 5633  4349    3041      1706      345      2337      5333    8201      10952    13595 16138 2150 5979  4696    3387      2053      691        1549      4545    7413    10164      12807 15350 Z
      ~        2175 6327  5044    3735      2401      1039      770      3766    6634      9385      12028 14571 u
Z        2200 6678  5394    4085      2751      1389        0        2996    5864      8614      11257 13801 0                            4437      3103      1741      352      2234    5102      7853      10496 13039 u        2225 7029  5746 Z        2250 7383  6100    4791      3457      2095        706        1481    4349      7100      9743 12286 0
t:t::    2275 7739  6455    5147      3812      2451        1061      736    3604      6355      8998 11542 0        2300 8096  6813    5504      4170      2808        1419        0    2868      5619      8262 10805 CO Q        2325 8456  7172    5864      4529      3168        1778      359    2139      4890      7533 10077
      ~
      ~
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Appendix C              Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet JPMA1 2008 Admin - JPM A1b RO                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                Task No.:      215ZF0001 Task
 
==Title:==
Monitor Critical Safety Function        JPM No.:      2008 Admin - JPM A1b Status Trees                                          RO KIA
 
==Reference:==
GK/A 2.1.19 (3.9)
Examinee:                                                    NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                          Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                        Actual Performance:      X Classroom                Simulator        X  Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* The plant was at 1000/0 power when an automatic Reactor Trip and Safety Injection Occurred.
* The operating crew implemented EP/1/A/5000/E-0, Reactor Trip or Safety Injection.
* The CRSRO has just transitioned to EP/1/A/5000/E-2, Faulted Steam Generator Isolation.
Task Standard:              The operator will determine that a Valid Orange Path exists on Containment, and Valid Yellow Paths exist on Heat Sink and NC Inventory. The Operator will also determine that the existing Red Path on Subcriticality is invalid. The Operator will recommend transition to FR-Z.1. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        None General
 
==References:==
OMP 04-03, Use of Abnormal and Emergency Procedures EP/1/A/5000/E-0, Reactor Trip or Safety Injection EP/1/A/5000/F-0, Critical Safety Function Status Trees EP/1/A/5000/E-2, Faulted Steam Generator Isolation.
Handouts:                  EP/1/A/5000/F-0, Critical Safety Function Status Trees 2008 Admin - JPM A1b RO                                                      NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                          Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue:      The STAis needed to confirm the proper EAL and classification. The Control Room SRO directs you to validate the Critical Safety Function Status Trees (CSFST) per EP/1/A/5000/F-0.
Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:    15 minutes 2008 Admin - JPM A 1b RO                                          NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                            Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
: 1. Reset simulator to IC-39, 100 0/0 Power MOL
: 2. Place in RUN and allow time to stabilize
: 3. Insert XMT-NS001 to a value of 0, (Containment pressure fails to 0)
: 4. Insert XMT-NS002 to a value of 0, (Containment pressure fails to 0)
: 5. Insert MALF-ENB0013A failed to 100 0/0.
: 6. Insert MALF-SM007A = 3.75 x106 Ibm/hr.
: 7. Carry out the Actions of E-O Steps 1-20, and then Transition to E-2 Faulted Steam Generator,
: 8. Stabilize the plant.
: 9. Freeze the Simulator OR
: 1. Reset Simulator to Temporary Snap IC-129 (May 2008).
: 2. Verify that GAC shows a Red Path on Subcriticality, Green Path on Core Cooling, Yellow Path on Heat Sink, Green path on Integrity, Green Path on Containment, and a Yellow Path on NC Inventory.
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Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 11                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout EP/1/A/5000/F-O.
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                    STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1      (Step 1) Monitor Critical Safety Functions:
(Step 1.a) Use attached status trees or OAC to        The Operator recognizes monitor Critical Safety      that the OAC is available, Functions (CSFs).            and uses attached trees to verify validity of OAC indications.
(Step 1.b) The following The Operator mayor may table may be used to track not use the attached Table.
status of CSFs.
    *2      (Subcriticality) The operator evaluates Subcriticality as follows:
Operator verifies that 1FO-1
* Reactor Trip Required. Annunciator is LIT, and determines that Reactor Trip is required.
Operator observes that
* Power < 50/0 on P/R or Power Range Channel W/R.
N-41 has failed high, that Power Range Channels N42-N44 are < 5%, and that W/R power level is < 5%.
Operator observes that N35
* SUR Zero or Negative    & N36 are reading as on I/R or W IR.          expected but still above P-6. Indicated SUR on both channels are Negative.
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Appendix C                                  Page 6 of 11                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                    STANDARD                S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT Operator observes that both IIR SUR Channels N35 &
* I/R SUR more negative N36 are reading approx -
than -0.2 DPM 0.3DPM Operator determines that due to the failed PR Channel 41 the indicated RED Path indication for Subcricality is Invalid and concludes that Subcriticality CSFST is GREEN.
3      (Core Cooling) The operator evaluates Core Cooling as follows:
Operator observes that
* CET < 1200&deg;F.
GETs are < 1200&deg;F.
* NC Subcooling based on CETs > OaF.            Operator observes NC Subcooling to be 60-l0&deg;F.
Operator determines that Core Cooling CSFST is GREEN.
4      (Heat Sink) The operator evaluates Heat Sink as follows:
* N/R Level in at least one Operator observes that no S/G > 11% (320/0 ACC). SG level is > 32% Narrow Range Level.
* Total Feedwater Flow to Operator observes that Intact S/Gs > 450 gpm.
Total CA flow is > 450 gpm.
Operator observes that
* Pressure in all SGs <
pressure in all SGs < 1225 1225 psig.
psig.
* NR Level in all SGs <    Operator observes that NR 83%.                      Level in all SGs < 83%.
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Appendix C                                Page 7 of 11                      ,Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                    STANDARD              Stu      COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT
* Pressure in all SGs <    Operator observes that 1170 psig.              pressure in all SGs < 1170 psig.
* NR Level in all SGs >
11% {32 %}.              Operator recognizes the need to use Adverse Containment Numbers Operator observes that NR Level in all SGs < 32%.
Operator determines that Yellow Path exists on Heat Sink CSFST, suggesting use of FR-H.5.
5      (NC Integrity) The operator evaluates Heat Sink as follows:
Operator observes that in
* Temperature Decrease    the last 60 minutes in all Cold Legs < 100&deg;F temperature decrease in all in the last 60 minutes. Cold Legs is < 100&deg;F.
(With out the use of trends the Operator would determine this by observing that all NC temps are >500 F which would make it impossible for them to have decreased> 100&deg;F)
Operator observes that all
* All NC T-Colds > 300&deg;F.
NC Tcolds are> 300&deg;F.
Operator determines that NC Integrity CSFST is GREEN.
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Appendix C                                Page 8 of 11                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                    STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT
    *6      (Containment) The operator evaluates Containment as follows:
Operator observes that
* Containment Pressure <  Containment Pressure is <
15 psig.                15 psig.
* Containment Pressure <  Operator observes that 3 psig.                  Containment Pressure is >
3 psig.
(All Containment Pressure Gages are reading approx.
6 psig.)
Operator determines that even though a Green condition is indicated on SPDS, a Valid Orange Path exists on Containment CSFST and FR-Z.1 should be implemented.
7      (NC Inventory) The operator evaluates NC Inventory as follows:                      Operator observes that Pzr
* Pzr Level < 92%.        Level is < 92%.
Operator observes that Pzr
* Pzr Level> 17%.          Level is < 17%.
Operator determines that a valid Yellow Path exists in NC Inventory CSFST suggesting use of FR-1.2.
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Appendix C                                Page 9 of 11                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 8      Determine the status of all  Operator determines the CSF.                        following:
                                        *
* Subcriticality -
Indicated Red Path is invalid, and CSF is Green.
* Core Cooling - CSF is Green.
* Heat Sink - Yellow Path suggesting use of FR-H.5.
* NC Integrity - CSF is Green.
                                        *
* Containment -      Valid Orange Path exists requiring the use of FR-Z.1.
* NC Inventory - Yellow Path suggesting use of FR-1.2.
* Operator recommends Transition to FR-Z.1 Terminating Cue:            Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
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Appendix C                            Page 10 of 11                Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Admin - JPM A1b RO Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                Date:
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Appendix C                                                            Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* The plant was at 100 % power when an automatic Reactor Trip and Safety Injection Occurred.
* The operating crew implemented EP/1/A/5000/E-0, Reactor Trip or Safety Injection.
* The CRSRO has just transitioned to EP/1/A/5000/E-2, Faulted Steam Generator Isolation.
INITIATING CUE:    The STA is needed to confirm the proper EAL and classification.
The Control Room SRO directs you to validate the Critical Safety Function Status Trees (CSFST) per EP/1/A/5000/F-0.
NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
                  *  .:    .  . "    .. ,  .  '. .. :      ": < :".:" .' ~ .,  '.  :  '. ..          .        .
(R04-Q1)
Duke Power Company                              (1) 10 No. EPl1/N5QOO/F-O PROCEDURE PROCESS RECORD                                        Revision No. 004 PREPARATION (2) Station                McGuire Nuclear Station lNfORIv1AT10N ONLY                                                      -"--_ _
(3) Procedure Title
                        - -Critical
                              ---  Safety Function Status Trees
                                      -=----------------------------
(4) Prepared By      Weiner,Michael R                                                                      Date September 26, 2003 (5) Requires NSD 228 Applicability Determination? If Applicability Determination is required, attach NSD 228 documentation.
[8J Yes (New procedure or revision with major changes)
D No (Revision with minor changes)
D No (To incorporate reviouslyapproved changes)
(6) Reviewed By            .. rvv1(1                                              (OR)                          fo Date ---t-r-----.....:t-----
Cros~D~ci~~a~Re~ewBy_ _~~~~                                                        (OR) NA      .~~ D~e_ _        (G~~~~_
Reactivity Mgmt. Review By                                                        (OR)    NA & it Date            (() -+-r-~~      __
Mgmt. Involvement Review By                                                (OPS Supt.)    N~            Date_ _  (0
                                                                                                                            --+              _
(7) Additional Reviews Reviewed By                                                                                            Date            ~            _
Reviewed By                ~                        ~                                                  Date                          _
(8) Temporary Approval (if necessary)
By                                                                                          (OSM/QR) Date                            _
By                                                                                          (OR)        Date_ _---:--                _
/ (9) Approved By ----------""'"--7~~..._..a.,,~_--------- Date_-..L.--W~-++--=-z;:;;.__
PERFORMANCE (Compare with Control Copy every 14 calendar days while work is being performed.)
(10) Compared with Control Copy                                                                            Date                              _
Compared with Control Copy                                                                            Date - - - - - - -
Compared with Control Copy                                                                            Date                            _
(11) Date(s) Performed Work Order Number (WO#)                                                                                                                _
COMPLETION (12) Procedure Completion Verification DYes      0 NA  Check lists and/or blanks initialed, signed, dated, or filled in NA, as appropriate?
DYes      D NA  Required enclosures attached?
DYes      0 NA  Data sheets attached, completed, dated and signed?
DYes      D NA  Charts, graphs, etc. attached, dated, identified, and marked?
DYes      0 NA    Procedure requirements met?
Verified By                                                                                          Date                          _
(13) Procedure Completion Approved                                                                          Date                          _
(14) Remarks (Attach additional pages, if necessary.)
Form based on NSD 703 App 0 (Procedure Process Recor
 
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B. Symptoms or Entry Conditions This procedure is entered from:
* EP/1/A/SOOO/E-O (Reactor Trip Or Safety Injection), when S/I cannot be terminated and cause has not been determined.
* On any transition out of EP/1/A/SOOO/E-O (Reactor Trip Or Safety Injection).
 
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: c. Operator Actions
: 1. Monitor Critical Safety Functions:
: a. Use attached status trees or GAC to monitor Critical Safety Functions (CSFs).
: b. The following table may be used to track status of CSFs.
SUB-        CORE    HEAT      NC                    NC      INITIAL TIME  CRITICALITY      COOLING  SINK    INTEGRITY CONTAINMENT INVENTORY
 
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EP/1/A/5000/F-O                                                                                  3 . of 11 Subcriticality - Page 1 of 1 Rev. 4 UNITl NOTE: Only W/R Neutron Flux is environmentally qualified. Normal NIS may be unreliable with abnormal containment conditions, CSFSAT REACTOR TRIP          NO                                                            GO TO FR-S .1 REQUIRED YES
                                                                            .***r.
GOTO
                                                                                    '4' FR-S.I POWERLESS THAN5% ON:
NO                                      I
                    *PIR
* WIR.
YES                      WfRLESS      NO THAN 10-5 YES oft (8
GOIO FR-S .2 NOTE: WIRSURcan be checked by observing SUR ZERO OR NEGATIVE ON:
NO trend stable or going down.
* IIR YES                                    GOIO
* WIR.
FR-S .2 IIRSUR          NO MORE NEG ATIVE THAN - 0.2 DPM  YES CSF SAT NO SIR ENERGIZED YES GO TO FR-S .2 SIR SUR ZERO NO OR NEGATIVE YES CSF SAT
 
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Rev. 4
'?      UNITl GO TO FR-C .1 GO TO FR-C .1 REACTOR VESSEL LOWER RANGE LEVEL NO GREATER THAN 39%    YES I
                                                                                                    .      ***.~GOTO
                                                                                                  ****~FR-C.2 CORE EXIT TICs            'NO LESS THAN NO                          700 0P YES GOIO CORE EXIT TICs LESS THAN 1200 0P                                                                              p **
YES                                                                      I FR-C .2 I
REACTOR VESSEL        NO LOWER RANGE LEVEL GREATER THAN 39%
YES AT LEAST ONE NO NCPUMPON                                                              GOIO YES                                          ****    FR-C .3 GOIO p **      FR-C .2
                                                                                                      '1 I
NC SUBCOOLlNG BASED ON CORE NO                              REACTOR VESSEL NO DIP GREATER THAN EXIT TICs GREATER                                  REQUIRED FOR PUMP THAN O&deg;F          YES                . . . .-.-.1 COMBlNATION YES (SEE TABLE NEXT PAGE)
I....      GO TO FR-C .3 CSF SAT
 
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2        23%        15%          23%        15%
1        16%        10%          16%        10%
 
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EP/1/AJ5000/F-0                                                                                  7 of 11 Reactor Coolant Integrity - Page 1 of 1 UNIT 1                                                                                      Rev. 4 GO TO FR-P .1 NO
                                                              * * * * * * * * * * * * ~ GOTO ALL NC PRESSUREIT-COL POINTS TO RlGHT OF LIMIT A YES                *                            \41 FR-P.l I
I NO                              GO TO ALL NC T-COLDS GREATER THAN FR-P .2 250&deg;F YES NO ALL NC T-COLDS GREATER THAN 280&deg;F YES CSF SAT NO TEMPERATURE DECREAS IN ALL COLD LEGS LESS THAN 100&deg; F IN YES THE LAST 60 MINUTES GO TO I            FR-P .1 I
I ALL NC T-COLDS NO GREATER THAN 250&deg;F YES NC PRESSURE LESS NO                              GO TO THAN 385 PSIG FR-P .2 YES ALL NC T-COLDS NO GREATER THAN 300 0 F CSF SAT YES CSF SAT
 
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EP/1/A/5000/F-O PTS Limit Curve - Page 1 of 1 B of 11 Rev. 4 UNIT 1 2800 I
2600                                      2560 PSIG              ........ ........
J            ---
2400                                                            /
If N                                                                J C
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                                              ,        I E  1400                                      \      I S                                                "I S                                                  I                /
U    1200                                                                                    ,,
R                                                  II          /
E  1000 I RED I                              , I 250&deg; F I                                "    280&deg;F I I PATH I J
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EP/1/A/5000/F-O                                                                      9 of 11 Containment - Page 1 of 1 Rev. 4 UNITl GO TO FR-Z*.l CONTAINMENT PRESSURE LESS THAN NO      . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~GOTO 15 PSIG YES    *                                              ~FR-Z.l I
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CONTAINMENT SUMP LEVEL NO                                    GO TO LESS THAN FR-Z .3 12.5 FT        YES CONTAINMENT NO                      GO TO RADIATION LESS THAN 35 RlHR (lEMF 51A OR B)  YES          *****
                                                                      *.*        FR-Z .4 CONTH2CONT NO LESS THAN 0.5%
YES CSF SAT
* I MNS                      CRITICAL SAFETY FUNCTION STATUS TREES                              PAGE NO.
EP/1/A/5000/F-O                    Reactor Coolant Inventory - Page 1 of 1                          10 of 11 Rev. 4 UNITl GOIO
                                                                                          ,          FR-I.3 REACTOR VESSEL        NO I----
UPPER RANGE LEVEL GREATER THAN 95 %
YES I                                    Gala NO                                    FR-I.l AT LEAST ONE NCPUMPON YES I
                                                                                                  . GOIO FR-I.3 REACTOR VESSEL DIP GREATER THAN REQUIRED FOR PUMP NO f----
COMBrNATION (SEE TABLE NEXT PAGE)  YES PZRLEVEL LESS THAN NO r-----
                                                                                        *********    GOIO FR-I.l 92%
YES GOIO FR-I.2
                                            **                                            *******    GOIO PZR LEVEL      NO                                              .
                                                                                          *  .        FR-I.3 GREA TER THAN  I-----
REACTOR VESSEL      NO 17%
YES                  UPPER RANGE LEVEL  -----
GREATER THAN 95%
YES I
NO
                                                                                        ~          '0 CSFSAT AT LEAST ONE  f----
NCPUMPON YES
                                                                                          **          GOIO FR-I.3 I
REACTOR VESSEL DIP GREATER THAN REQUIRED FOR PUMP NO I----
COMBINATION (SEE TABLE NEXT PAGE)    YES n          o  CSFSAT
 
MNS              CRITICAL SAFETY FUNCTION STATUS TREES      . PAGE NO ..
EP/1/A/5000/F-O                                                      11 of 11 NC Inventory - Page 1 of 1 Rev. 4 UNIT 1                              RVLIS Table "REACTOR VESSEL DIP" SETPOINTS FOR REACTOR COOLANT INVENTORY Required "REACTOR VESSEL DIP" TRN A                    TRN 8 Number of With lA NC Pump        With lC NC Pump NC Pumps On        ON        OFF          ON        OFF 4        95%        N/A          95%        N/A 3        74%        39%          74%        39%
2        59%        23%          59%        23%
1        50%          14%        50%        14%
 
Appendix C            Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet JPMA RO 2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                Job Performance Measure                      Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:    215ZFI003 Task
 
==Title:==
Calculate Reactor Vessel Head            JPM No.:    2008 Admin - JPM A4 Venting Time                                          RO KIA
 
==Reference:==
GK/A 2.4.13 (4.0)
Examinee:                                                    NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                          Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                        Actual Performance:      x Classroom          X    Simulator              Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:        EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3 (Response to Voids in Reactor Vessel) has been implemented and completed through step 20.a.
The following conditions exist:
Containment Pressure                  6 psig Lower Containment Temperature          170 of Containment H2 Concentration          2.4%
NC Pressure                            260 psig Task Standard:              Reactor Vessel Head venting time calculated to fall between 19.6 and 22.4 minutes. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        Calculator General
 
==References:==
EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3, Response to Voids in the Reactor Vessel Handouts:                  EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3, Response to Voids in the Reactor Vessel Initiating Cue:            The CRSROhas directed you to calculate maximum venting time per Enclosure 1, (Allowable H2 Venting Time) of EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3, (Response to Voids in Reactor Vessel).
2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO                                                      NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                    Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:    20 minutes 2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO                                NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
I  1 Appendix C                                        Page 4 of 7                            Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3.
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                          STANDARD                  S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1    (Step 20.b) Calculate              Operator addresses maximum venting time PER          Enclosure 1.
Enclosure 1 (allowable H2 Venting Time).
      *2    (Step 1) Calculate "A"            RO calculates "A" A = 9,500 (x) (P+14.7) (x)    492  9,500 (x) (6+14.7) (x) 492 14.7      (T+460)              14.7      (170+460)
Where:
P = 6 as stated in Initial Conditions.
P=        Containment T = 170 as stated in Initial pressure (PSIG)
Conditions.
T=        Lower containment This equals ave. temp (OF) 9,500 x 1.41 x 0.78 and this equals:
A=
A  = 10448.1
      *3    (Step 2) Calculate "B"            RO calculates "B" B = (3 - H) (x) A                  (3 - 2.4) x 10448.1 =
where                              H = 2.4 as stated in Initial Conditions.
H=        Containment H-2          A = Calculated Value in Concentration (%).      Step 1.
B=                                (0.6) x (10448.1) =
                                                "B"  =6268.9 2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO                                                          NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 7                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                        STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT
    *4    (Step 3) Determine C from      RO uses Curve on Page 2 the curve for the current NC  of 2 of Enclosure 1, and system pressure                determines C to equal 300
                                          +/- 20 using curve
    *5    (Step 4) Calculate T          RO calculates T T = BIC =      Venting Time  6268.9 =
in minutes      300 T=          I                  B = Calculated Value in Step 2.
T=          minutes          C = Value obtained from Curve in Step 3.
20.9 minutes (Acceptable range of 19.6
                                          - 22.4 minutes)
Terminating Cue:              Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO                                            NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                              Page 6 of 7              Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                Date:
2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO                                  NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                                            Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS: EP/1/N5000/FR-1.3 (Response to Voids in Reactor Vessel) has been implemented and completed through step 20.a.
The following conditions exist:
Containment Pressure                6 psig Lower Containment Temperature      170 of Containment H2 Concentration        2.4%
NC Pressure                        260 psig INITIATING CUE:    The CRSRO has directed you to calculate maximum venting time per Enclosure 1, (Allowable H2 Venting Time) of EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3, (Response to Voids in Reactor Vessel).
NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
MNS                        RESPONSE TO VOIDS IN REACTOR VESSEL        PAGE NO.
r EP/1/A/SOOO/FR-1.3                                                              22 of 25 Enclosure 1 - Page 1 of 2 Rev. 8
.'I1.---------.. . . . .- ---------------------_-'--
UNIT 1                              Allowable H2 Venting Time
                                                                                            ----11 CALCULATION OF MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE VENTING TIME STEP 1: Calculate A (P + 14.7)          492 A = 9,500 x                  x ----
14.7        (t + 460)
Where: P = Containment pressure (PSIG) t =  Lower containment ave temp (OF)
(        + 14.7)      492 A = 9,500 x                      x ----
14.7          (_ _+460)
A = 9,500 x              x      _
A STEP'2: Calculate B B = (3 - H) x A where: H = Containment H2 Concentration (%)
B  =  (3 -        )  x 8 =
STEP  3: Determine C from the curve (on page 2) for the current NC system pressure.
STEP 4: Calculate T T = 8/C = Venting Time in minutes T =        /
T=          minutes
 
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I            MNS
          ' EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3 UNIT 1 RESPONSE TO VOIDS IN REACTOR VESSEL Enclosure 1 - Page 2 of 2 Allowable H2 Venting Time PAGE NO.
23 of 25 Rev. 8 2400 2300 2200 N  2100 C  2000 5  1900 Y  1800 5
T  1700 E  1600 M
1500 P 1400 R 1300 E
5 1200 5 1100 1..-      U R 1000 E  900 P  800
          *5  700 I
G  600 500 400 300 200 100 0
0    200  400 600  800  1000  1200  1400 1600    1800 2000 2200 2400 C = H2 FLOW RATE (SCFM)
 
ES-301                          Administrative Topics Outline                  Form ES-301-1 Final SRO Admin JPM Summary A1a    This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM OP-MC-JPM-ADM:214 as its basis. The operator will be given a set of initial conditions and told that it is desired to insert the Bank D Control Rods about 50 steps. The Operator will be given the Core Data Book and asked to manually determine the amount of Reactor Makeup Water that will be necessary to add to complete the rod height adjustment.
A1b    This is a new JPM. The operator will be provided with a completed Surveillance Procedure and asked to complete the procedure in accordance with Section 10 of SOMP 04-02, "Procedure Use and Adherence." There will be four minor administrative errors, and two major errors associated with the acceptance criteria of the procedure. The operator will be required to identify at least three of the four minor errors, and identify and correct the major errors. Additionally, the operator will be required to evaluate the impact of the failed surveillance on Technical Specifications, and determine the action required.
A2    This is a new JPM. The operator will be placed in a situation where severe a seal leak has just been discovered on the 1B NI Pump, and told that 1NI-149 has a history of seat leakage. The operator will be provided with a List of Suggested Tagged Components that has previously been prepared, and then asked to verify the mechanical and electrical isolation boundaries needed to isolate the 1B NI Pump, including the components, their isolated positions and the sequence in which they are to be manipulated. There will be three errors that the operator will need to identify and correct.
A3    This is a new JPM. The operator will be told that a General Emergency has been declared and that he, as the OSM, has initiated and completed the immediate actions of Enclosure 4.1 of RP/O/A/57001004, "General Emergency."
Additionally, the operator will be told that he is presently considering On-Site Protective Actions in accordance with Step 3.8.2 of RP/O/A/57001004, and that there are reports of an injured non-ambulatory person on-site. The operator will be required to select two rescuers, from among seven potential rescuers, and dispatch them to the injured individual by completing Enclosure 4.4, "Request for Emergency Exposure," of RP/O/A/57001004.
,A4    This is a new JPM. The operator will be told that a General Emergency has been declared, that there is an on-going radiation release, and given an initial set of meteorological data. The operator will be required to make an initial Protective Action Recommendation and complete the Notification Form within 15 minutes.
This is a Time Critical JPM.
NUREG-1 021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                  Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet J MA1a OIS 2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                    Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:  209MNV002 Task
 
==Title:==
Calculate Dilution Needed for a          JPM No.:    2008 Admin - JPM A1a Specified Rod Change                                  RO/SRO KIA
 
==Reference:==
GK/A 2.1.25 (3.9/4.2)
Examinee:                                                      NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                            Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                        Actual Performance:      x Classroom            x      Simulator            Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* Unit #1 Reactor Power is at 100 0/0, Steady State.
* Core burnup is 124 EFPD
* NC Boron Concentration = 1000 PPM
* Present Control Rods Bank "0" at 220 steps
* Desired Rod Height is Control Rods Bank "0" at 170 steps Task Standard:              Dilution of approximately 1361 gallons is calculated within 2: 50 gallons.
All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        Calculator General
 
==References:==
OP/1/N61501009, Boron Concentration Control OP/1/N61 00/22, Unit 1 Data Book Handouts:                  OP/1/N6100/22, Unit 1 Data Book Initiating Cue:            The CRSRO has directed you to manually calculate the minimum amount of reactor makeup water needed to obtain the desired Control Rod Height using the McGuire Data Book.
2008 Admin - JPM A 1a RO/SRO                                                NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                      Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:    20 minutes 2008 Admin - JPM A 1a RO/SRO                            NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                      Page 4 of 7                Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout the Unit 1 Data Book (OP/1/A/61 00/22).
START TIME:
STEPS            ELEMENTS                    STANDARD        S/U      COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT
    *1      Operator determines 220    Initial inserted steps integral rod worth    reactivity worth    =
using the 51-125 EFPD column of                    5pcm OP/1/A161 00/22, Enclosure 4.3, Table 6.3.3, IRW in Overlap, HFP, Equilibrium Xe.
    *2      Operator determines 170    Desired Rod height steps integral rod worth    inserted reactivity using the 51-125 EFPD      worth =
column of OP/1/A161 00/22,                130 pem Enclosure 4.3, Table 6.3.3, IRW in Overlap, HFP, Equilibrium Xe.
    *3      Operator determines the    Change in reactivity to change in reactivity        be compensated to rod required for the rod        insertion =
insertion                      130 pem
                                              -5 pem 125 pem
    *4      Using OP/1/A161 00/22,      Operator determines the Enclosure 4.3, Graph        Differential Boron Worth 6.11 Differential Boron    from the graph to be =
Worth (HFP, ARO, Eq              -6.31 pem/ppm Xe, Eq Sm) determines the Differential Boron Worth for present conditions (124 EFPD) 2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO                                      NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 7                  Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS          ELEMENTS                    STANDARD            stu    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 5    Using the Differential      Operator determines the Boron Worth and the        change in Boron Change in reactivity,      Concentration to be  =
determines the change in    125/ -6.31 pcm/ppm Boron Concentration
                                        =  -19.8 ppm 6    Operator determines        Change in Boron    =
Boron Concentration          1000 -19.8 ppm change required
                                        = 980.2  ppm
    *7    Using OP/1/A/61 00/22,      Using Present Boron Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1  Concentration 1000 ppm Boron and Dilution          and the Desired Boron Tables, determines the      Concentration of 980 Reactor Makeup Water        ppm, determines from addition                    Table that change from 1000-980 ppm will require the addition of
                                            +/-
1361 50 gallons of reactor makeup water.
Total Makeup Water to
                                            =
add 1361 50 +/-
gallons.
Terminating Cue:              Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
2008 Admin - JPM A 1a RO/SRO                                      NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                                              Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* Unit #1 Reactor Power is at 1000/0, Steady State.
* Core burnup is 124 EFPD
* NC Boron Concentration  = 1000 PPM
* Present Control Rods Bank "0" at 220 steps
* Desired Rod Height is Control Rods Bank "0" at 170 steps INITIATING CUE:    The CRSRO has directed you to manually calculate the minimum amount of reactor makeup water needed to obtain the desired Control Rod Height using the McGuire Data Book.
NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Ut'/I/IVO I UU/U&#xa3;&#xa3;
        ~UN*IT            1                                Enclosure 4.3 - Table 6.3.3                                  C  h...,9 4/rt Integral Rod Worth in Overlap HFP, Equilibrium Xenon Unit 1 Cycle 19 4EFPD            100 EFPD                150 EFPD  200 EFPD    300 EFPD      350 EFPD        450 EFPO Control Bank Position            0-50 EFPD    . 5 125 'EFPD ;'126 - 175 EFPD 176 - 250 EFPO 251 - 325 EFPD 326 - 400 EFPD    401 - EOW Steps Withdrawn
* IRW                IRW                    IRW      IRW          IRW            IRW            lAW BkA      BkB      sx c  BkD*      (PCM)              (~CM)                  (peM)    (PCM)        (PCM)          (peM)          (PCM) 226      226      226    '226          0                  0                      0          0          0              0              0 226      226      226    225            1                1                      1        1          1              2              2 226      226      226    220          7                  5                      5          6          8            10              13 226      226      226    215          14                10                      10        12          15            18            '2;3 226      226      22~*  210          20                14                      14        17          22            26              34 226      226      226    205          36                '27                      28        31          40.            45              56 226      226      226    200          52                39'                    41        46          57            64              78 226      226      226    1'95        *67                52                      54        60          74            83            100
. 226      226      226    tOO          83                65'      .
67        74          91            102            122 226      226      226    185'        101                81                      84        92          111            123            1"4.5 226      226      226    180        119                97                    100        109        131            144            168 226      226      226    175        137                113                    117      127          151            165.            191 226      226      226    170        155*              130                    *133      144        171            186            214 226      22~    165        173                147                    150.      161        190            205            23?
22q      226    160        191                164                    167      '179        209            224            255 226      226    155 .      2Q9                18.1 .                184        196        227            243            275 226      226      226    '150        227                19U                    201        214        246            263            295 226 . 226      226  *145 :        244                21.5                  217        230        263            280            312 226      226      226    140        262                231-                  234        247*        280            297            330 226      zzs      226    135        279                ?48.      ".  . ~
250        263        297            314            348 226      ~6        226    130        297                2.p5                  '267      280        314            331            365 226      226      226      125        314                281                    283      295        329            346            381 -
226      226      226      120        331                29~                    299      311        345            362            397 226      226      226      116        345              .31-1                    312      324        357            374              410 226      226      226      110        365                33*1.                  331      342        375            392              427 226      226      221      105      .388                351                    350      361        396            414            453 226      226      216      100        410                371                    370.      381        417            436 .          478 226      .226      211      95        446                402                    401      413          454            476            523 226'      226        206      90        461                ~                      433      446          491            515            567 226      226      201      85        517                465                    464      478          528            555            612
*NOTE: For actual ALL Rods out Overlap Data, see Enclosure 4.3. Section 1.13 of the Data Book UNIT 1
 
vrl.,I"VU I VVIVLL
        ,UNIT 1                                          Enclosure 4.3 - Table 6.3.3                                c4-    ~(~
Integral Rod Worth in Overlap                                      :J HFP, Equilibrium Xenon Unit 1 Cycle 19 4EFPD          100 EFPD          1-50 EFPD        200 EFPD  300 EFPD    350 EFPD      450 EFPD Control Bank Position            .0 -50 EFPD    51 - 125 EFPD 126-175 EFPD '176 - 250 EFPD 251 - 325 EFPD 326 - 400 EFPD  401 -EOW
  . Steps Withdrawn
* IRW            IRW                lAW            IRW      IRW          IRW          IRW BkA        BkB    BkC    BkO          (PCM)          (PCM)            (PCM)            (PCM)    (PCM)        (PCM)        (PCM) 2~6      226      196    80          553            496                496            511      564          594          656 226      226      191    75          592              535                535            552      610          642        707 226      226      186    70          631            573-              575            593        656          689          758 226      226      181    65          670            61.2              614            634      701          737          809 226      226      176    60          709            650                654            676      747          784          860 226      226      171    55          750            693                697            720      794          832          909 226      226      166    50          791            735                740            764      840          880          958 226      226      161    45          832            777                783            808      887          927        1007 226      226      156    40        *873              620                826            853      934          975        1056 226      226      151  .35          916            863                870            897      980        1021        1102 2?6      226      146    30          959            *907                914            942      1026        1068        1149 226      226      141    25 ..      1002            951                958            987      1073        1114        1196 226      226      136    20          1045            994                1002            1032    1119        1161        1243 226      131    15          1083            1033                1041            1071    1158        1200        1283 226      126    10          1121            1072                1080            1110    1198        1240          1323 226      121    5          1158            1110            . 1119.            1149    1237          1279        1363 226        226      116    0          1196            1149                1'158          1188      1276        1319        1403 226      *226      110    0          122~            1187              1197            1227      1313        135~        1439 226        221      105    0          125~            1220              1230            1260      1348        1399        1476 226        216      loo    0          1'288 .          1254              1264            1294      1382        1425        1514 226        211 f    95    0          1327            1296              1307            1338      1428        1474        1566 226        206      90    0          1366            1338              1350            1382      1475        1522        1619 226        201      85    0          1405            1379              1393            1425      1521        1570        1672 226        196      80    0          1444            1421              1436            1469      1568-        1618        1724 ~
226        191      75    0          1487            1469            . *1486            1520      1622        1674        1782 226        186      70    0          1530            1518              1535            1571      1675        1729        1840 226        181      65    0          1572            1500              1585            1622      1729        1784        1898 226        176      60    0          1615            1614              1635            1673      1783        1839        1956 226        171      55    0          1662            1666              '1689            1729      1840          1897        2014 226      166      50    0          1708            1719              1744            1785    1897          1954        2072
*NOTE: For actual ALL Hods out Overlap Data, see Enclosure 4.3, Section 1.13 of the Data Book UNIT 1
 
OP/ll Alul UUlU~;l Enclosure 4.3 - Table 6.3.3 Integral Rod Worth in Overlap HFP, Equilibrium Xenon Unit 1 Cycle 19 4EFPD          100 EFPO          1.50 EFPO        200 EFPD  300 EFPD    350 EFPO    450 EFPD Control Bank Position              0-50 EFPD    5'1 - 125 EFPD 126 -175 EFPD 176 - 250 EFPD 251 - 325 EFPD 326 - 400 EFPD 401 - EOW Steps.Withdrawn .,                  IRW              IRW              IRW              IR,W      IRW          IRW          IRW BkA      BkB      BkC    BkD          (PCM)            (peM)            (peM)            (peM)    (peM)        (peM)        (peM)
. 226      161      45      0          1755            1771            1798            1840      1954          2012        ?130 226      156      40      0          1802            1823            1853            1896      2011          2069        2188 226      151      35      0          1851            1876            1907            1952      2068          2127        2246 226      146,      30      0          1901            1929            1961            2008      2125          2185        2304 226      141      25      0          1951            1981            2016            2064      2183          2242        2362 226      136      20      0          2000            2034            2070            2120      2240          2300        2420 226      131      15      0          2044            2076            2113            2163      2285          2346        2467 226      126      10      0          2088            2118            2155            2206      2330          2392        2514 226      121        5      0          2131            2160 '          2198            2250      2375          2437        2560' 226      116        0      0          2175          ,~2-              2240            2293      2421          2483        2607 226      110        0      0          2202            2233            2273            2326      2454          2518        2643 221      105        0      0          2228          . 2262              2302            2356-    2486          2550      - 2678 216      100        0      0          2254            229-1            2331            2386      2518        2583          2714 21-1      95        0      0          2290            2327              2369            2425      2559        2626          2759 90        0      0          2325            2364              2407            2464      260-1        2669          2805 85        0      0          2360            2401              2445            2503      2642          271.1        2851 80        0      0          2396            2438              2483            2542      2684          2754        2897 191      75        0      0          2434            2480              2527            2587    - 273-1        2802        2945 186      70        0      0          2473            2523              2571            2632      2778          2850        2994 181      65        0-    0          2512              2565            2615          - 2677      2824          2897        3043 176      60        0    0          2550            2607              2658            2722      2871          2945        3()92 171      55        0    0          2591              2652            2705            2710      2920          2993        3140 166      50        0      0          2632            2697            2752            2818      2968          3042        3188 161      45        0      0          2673              2742            2798            2866      3017          3090        3236 156      40        0      0-          2714            2787            2845            2914      3065          3139        3284 151      35        0      0          2755            2829            2889            2959      3111          3185        3329 146      30        0      0          2796            2872            2932            3003      3157          3231          3375 141      25        0      0          2838            2915              2976            3048      3203        3277          3421 136      20        0      0          2879            2957              3020            3093      3249          3323        3466 131      15        0      0          2913            2989              3051            3125      3280          3354        3498
*NOTE: For actual ALL Rods out Overlap Data, see Enclosure 4.3, Section 1.13 of the Data Book UNIT ,1
 
                                                                    "'..-, .,rvv. "v,,,......
        ,UNIT 1                                              Enclosure 4:.3 - Table 6.3.3 Integral Rod Worth in *Overlap HFP; Equif.ibrium Xenon U.nit 1 Cycle 19 4 EFPD*        l00EFPD              1~EFPD            200 EFPD  *300 EFPO    350 EFPD    '450 EFPO Control Bank Position              : 0 -50.EFPD . :St-125EFPD 126 - 175 EFPO 176 - 250 EFP'O ;:251 - 325 EFPD 326 - 400 EFPO      :401 - EOW Steps Withdrawn
* IRW              -IRW              IRW                IRW        'IRW        J.RW        IRW BkA      BkB      BkC      BkO          (~CM)          _ (P~M)              (PC"!I)            (PCM)      (PCM) ,    (PCM)        (PCM) 126      10        0      0            2947              3020'              3083                3156        ;3312      338~        ,3530 121      5        0      9            2981              3052'              3114                3187        3343      3417          3562 116      0        '0        0          3015              3083              3145                3219      ,3375          ~48          3594 110      o*        0,'      0          3036              3106              3167                ~240        33~        3468        3612 105      0        0        0          3052              3123              3185                3257      *3410*        3482        3627 100      0        0        0          .3069              3141-              3202                3?73        3425        3497        3641 95      0.        0',      0          3085              ~159  -          3219                3290        3439        3511        3654 90      0        .0      0          3.1'01            3176              3236                3306        3454        3525        3668 85      0        o*      0          3.117            31~4              3253                3322        3469        3540        3681 80      0        0        0,          31,33            ~?li              3270'              3338        3483'      35~          3695 7~,      0        0*,      0          31'48            322~              3286                3354          3497      3567        3706 70      0        0-      0          ~1.63            32&#xa5;,'              3303 '        ..
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0        0        0          3209              ~93              3350                3414          ~1        ~18          3754 0          0      0            3225,            ~~                3366              3429          3564      ;3631 '      3765 0          0,      0          *3240              ~24                ~,81              34:44        ~Tl      *3643        3777 40      0          0      0            3256          ..  ~()                339j                3459        3590      3656          3789 35      0          0      *0*          32'11  ..    *.~4,                341'(}              3412        3603.      369&          3800 30      0          0      0            32a~'            ~67              ,3423                3485        3&#xa2;l5    . ,~68P,        3810 25      0          0.-    0            3301              33&.1              3436                349~        3628        3692,        ~821 20      0          0      0            ~317              ~9'~              saso                351'~'      3640      3704          3832 15      0          0,      0            3321            .3401              3456                3518        3641        ~711'        3839 10      0          0      0            3336              3408              ;i463              -3525        3654        371~'        3847*
5      *0        9      0            3346            .341:4              3469,              3532        3661,.      3724        3854 0      0          O*      0            3356              ~~1-              3475                3539        3667        3731        3861
*NOTE: For actual ALL 'Rods out Overlap Data*.s.ee Enclosure 4.3. Section 1.13 of the Data Book U-N*IT 1
 
                                                                        ,OP/11AJ61 001022 Enclosure 4~3 - Table 6..3~3 Integral Rod Worth lnOverlap HFP, Eq~ilibrium Xenon
                                                                        . 'Unit 1'Cycle 19 4EFPO          100 EFPD            l*~*I;FPD      200 EFPD              3OOEFPO  350EFPP    450 EF.PO Shut~own              O-'SOEFPO      51 -125 EFPD        126 -175 EFPD 176*- 2SO"EFPO '251 - 325 EFPD 326 - 400 EFPO 401 ;.ooW Bank Position                  lAW              IRW                  IRW              lAW              IRW      lAW        IRW Bank      .SWO                  (PCM)            (PGM)                (PCM)*          (PGM)              (PCM)    (PCM)      (peM)
SOE        2?6'                      0              "(~                  0                .0                  0        0            0-
                      ~O*                        4              5                    5                3              .5        6.          6 200                      59              47                  49                51                65        73          87 0                  756              747                  747            *744                751      757        n3 SOD        226                        0              0                    0                0                0        Q          *0
                      ?20                        4              5                    4                5                6        6            7 200                    '55,            45                  45                51                64        72' .      88 0                  692              7~                  749              770              809      826        ~5 SOC        22~                      .0              o*                  o*                0                ,0        0          'Q 220*                      4              4                  3                .4                6        6            7
                      '200    .'
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                                  ~
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872              ~17'      934          seo spa        :~6*.      .'.
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                      .,Q                  1239*          1~5                  1238            'lgsa,  -.'        1"3Q8    1.334      ~~l:.
          ~OA        **22.~  ~.
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1            '1                    1                  1                2        3          5 2QO                      24              zo        .,        21                ?5                37        44        *63
                        .0                  '377            3~o                  SS8              387              474      527'        649
*NOTE: FotactualAlL RQds out Overlap Data. see Enclosure ~_3. Section 1-.13 of the' Data Book
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OP/11A/6100/22 UNITl                                              Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correctionfactor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 10      20    30        40        50        60        70      80        90        100    110 10  0    46710  74033    93420    108457    120743    131131  140129    148067 155167    161589 20  96      0    27323    46710      61747    74033    84421    93420    101357 108457    114880 30  193    97      0      19386      34424    46710    57098    66096    74033 81133      87556 40  290    193    97        0      15037    27323    37711    46710    54647 61747      68170 50  387    290    194        97        0      12286    22674    31673    39610 46710      53133 60  484    387    291        194        97        0      10388    19386    27323 34424      40846 70  581    484    388        291        194        97        0    8998      16936 24036    30458 80  678    582    485        388      292        194        97      0      7937      15037 21460 90  776    679    583        486      389        292        195      97        0        7100  13523 100  873    777    680        583      487        390      292      195        98        0  6423 110  971    875    778        681      584        487      390      293      195        98      0 120 1069    972    876        779      682        585      488      391      293        196    98 130 1167    1070    974        877      780        683      586      489      391      294    196 140 1265    1169    1072      975      878        781      684      587      489      392    294 150 1363    1267    1170      1074      977        880      782      685      588      490    392 160 1462    1365    1269      1172      1075      978      881      784      686      589    491 170 1560    1464    1367      1271      1174      1077      979      882      785      687    589
~~
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Z    200 1857    1761    1664      1567      1470      1373      1276    1179      1081      984    886 0
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210 1956    1860    1763      1666      1570      1472      1375    1278      1181      1083  985
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220 2056    1959    1862      1766      1669      1572      1475    1377      1280      1182  1085
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230 2155  2059    1962      1865      1768      1671      1574    1477      1379      1282  1184 Z    240 2255  2158    2062      1965      1868      1771      1674    1576      1479      1381  1284
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0    280 2655  2558    2461      2365      2268      2171      2074    1976      1879      1781  1684
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0    290 2755  2658    2562      2465      2368      2271      2174    2077      1979      1882  1784 CO  300 2855  2759    2662      2566      2469      2372      2274    2177      2080      1982  1884 Q
gj  310 2956  2860    2763      2666      2569      2472      2375    2278      2180      2083  1985
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340 3259  3162    3066      2969      2872      2775      2678    2581      2483      2386  2288 350 3360  3264    3167      3070      2973      2876      2779    2682      2585      2487  2389 360 3462  3365    3269      3172      3075      2978      2881    2783      2686      2588  2491 370 3563  3467    3370      3273      3176      3079      2982    2885      2787      2690  2592 380 3665  3568    3472      3375      3278      3181      3084    2987      2889      2792  2694 390 3767  3670    3574      3477      3380      3283      3186    3089      2991      2893  2796 400 3869  3772    3676      3579      3482      3385      3288    3191      3093      2996  2898 410 3971  3875    3778      3681      3584      3487      3390    3293      3195      3098  3000 420 4073  3977    3880      3783      3687      3590      3492    3395      3298      3200  3102 430 4176  4079    3983      3886      3789      3692      3595    3498      3400      3303  3205 440 4278  4182    4085      3989      3892      3795      3698    3600      3503      3405  3307 450 4381  4285    4188      4091      3995      3898      3800    3703      3606      3508  341@
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OP/I/A161 00/22 UNITl                                                      Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 100    110    120      130'        140        150      160      170      180        190  200 10 155167  161589 167453    172847 177841        182490    186839  190925    194776    198420 201876 20 108457  114880 120743    126137 131131        135780    140129  144215    148067    151710 155167 30 81133  87556 93420      98814 103808          108457    112806  116891    120743    124387 127843 40 61747  68170 74033      79427      84421      89070    93420    97505    101357    105000 108457 50 46710  53133 58996      64390 69384            74033    78382    82468    86320      89963 93420 60 34424  40846 46710      52104      57098      61747    66096    70181    74033      77677 81133 70 24036  30458 36322      41716 46710            51359    55708    59794    63645      67289 70745 80 15037  21460 27323      32717 37711            42361    46710    50795    54647      58290 61747 90  7100  13523  19386    24780 29774            34424    38773    42858    46710      50353 53810 100    0    6423  12286    17680 22674            27323    31673    35758    39610      43253 46710 110    98      0    5864      11257      16251      20901    25250    29335    33187      36830 40287 120  196      98      0      5394      10388      15037    19386    23472    27323      30967 34424 130  294    196    98          0      4994        9643    13992    18078    21930      25573 29030 140  392    294    196        98          0        4649      8998    13084    16936      20579 24036 150  490    392    294        196        98          0      4349    8434    12286      15930  19386 L60  589    491    393        295        197        98        0      4085      7937      11581  15037 170  687    589    492        394        295        197        99        0      3852      7495  10952
: rso, 180 190 786 885 688 787 590 689 492 591 394 493 296 395 197 296 99 198 0
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Z          200  984    886    788        690        592        494      395      297      198        99      0 0
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210  1083    985    887        789        691        593      494      396      297        198    99
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220  1182    1085    987        889        790        692      594      495      396        298    198
;Z 230          1282    1184    1086      988        890        792      693      595      496        397  298
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o 250            1481    1383  1286      1187        1089        991      893      794      695        596  497 Z
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0          280  1781    1684  1586      1488        1389      1291      1193    1094      995        897  798
~
o* 290          1882    1784  1686      1588        1490      1392      1293    1195      1096        997  898 co. 300          1982    1884  1787      1689        1590      1492      1394    1295      1196      1097  998 0
310  2083    1985  1887      1789        1691      1593      1494      1396    1297      1198  1099
~ 320
~                2184    2086  1988      1890        1792      1694      1595    1496      1398      1299  1200
{J)
~          330  2285    2187  2089      1991        1893      1794      1696      1597    1499      1400  1301 0
340  2386    2288  2190      2092        1994      1896      1797      1699    1600      1501  1402 350  2487    2389  2291      2193      2095        1997      1898    1800      1701      1602  1503 360  2588    2491  2393      2295      2197        2098      2000      1901    1802      1704  1605 370  2690    2592  2494      2396      2298        2200      2101    2003      1904      1805  1706 380  2792    2694  2596      2498      2400        2302      2203    2104      2006      1907  1808 390  2893    2796  2698      2600      2502        2403      2305    2206      2108      2009  1910 400  2996    2898  2800      2702      2604        2505      2407    2308      2210      2111  2012 410  3098    3000  2902      2804      2706        2608      2509    2411      2312      2213  2114 420  3200    3102  3004      2906      2808        2710      2611    2513      2414      2315  2216 430  3303    3205  3107      3009      2911        2812      2714    2615      2517      2418  2319 440  3405    3307  3210      3112      3013        2915      2817    2718      2619      2520  2421 450  3508    3410  3312      3214      3116        3018      2919    2821      2722      2623  2524 460  3611    3513  3415      3317      3219        3121      3022    2924      2825      2726  2627 470  3714    3616  3518      3420      3322        3224      3126    3027      2928      2829  2730 480  3817    3720  3622      3524      3426        3327      3229    3130      3031      2933  2834 490  3921    3823  3725      3627      3529        3431      3332    3234      3135      3036  2937 500  4024    3927  3829      3731      3633        3534      3436    3337      3238      3140  3041 UNITl                                                      Page4 of 20
 
OP/11A/6100/22 UNITl                                                Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution:  If in Mode  3,4 or 5, a correctionfactor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 200    210      220        230        240        250      260    270        280      290    300 10 201876 205164  208299    211295    214163    216914    219557  222100    224551    226915 229200 20 155167  158454  161589    164585    167453    170204    172847  175390    177841    180206 182490 30 127843  131131  134266    137261    140129    142880    145523  148067    150517    152882 155167 40 108457  111745  114880    117875    120743    123494    126137  128680    131131    133496 135780 50 93420  96707    99842    102838    105706    108457    111100  113643    116094    118459 120743 60  81133  84421    87556      90552      93420    96171      98814  101357    103808    106172 108457 70 70745  74033    77168      80164      83032      85783    88426  90969      93420    95784  98069 80 61747  65035    68170      71165      74033      76784    79427    81970    84421    86786  89070 90 53810  57098    60233      63228      66096    68847    71490    74033      76484    78849  81133 100 46710  49998    53133      56128      58996    61747    64390    66933      69384    71749 74033 110 40287  43575  46710      49705      52573      55324    57967  60510      62961    65326  67611 120 34424  37711  40846      43842      46710    49461    52104    54647      57098    59462  61747 130 29030  32317    35452      38448      41316    44067    46710    49253      51704    54069 56353 140 24036  27323    30458      33454      36322    39073    41716    44259    46710      49075 51359 150  19386  22674  25809      28805      31673    34424    37067    39610    42061      44425 46710 160  15037  18325  21460      24455      27323      30074    32717    35261    37711    40076 42361 170  10952  14240    17375      20370      23238      25989    28632    31175    33626    35991 38275
~o,  180 190 7100 3457 10388 6744 13523 9879 16518 12875 19386 15743 22137 18494 24780 21137 27323 23680 29774 26131 32139 28495 34424 30780 c,
Z    200    0    3288    6423        9418      12286      15037    17680  20223      22674    25039 27323 0
~
210    99      0    3135      6130        8998      11749    14392    16936    19386    21751 24036
~
220    198    99      0        2996      5864      8614    11257    13801    16251    18616  20901
~
~
230  298    199      99          0        2868      5619      8262    10805    13256    15621  17905 Z    240  398    298      199        100        0      2751      5394      7937    10388    12753  15037
~
o    250  497    398    299        199        100        0      2643      5186      7637    10002  12286 Z
0    260  597    498    399        299        200        100        0    2543      4994      7359  9643 o    270  697    598    499        399        300      200        100      0      2451      4815  7100 Z
0    280  798    698    599        500        400        300      200      100        0      2365  4649
~
0    290  898    799    699        600        500        401      301      201        100        0    2285 t:O  300  998    899    800        700        601        501      401      301        201      101    0 Q
310  1099    1000    901        801      701        602      502      402      302      201    101
~
~    320  1200    1101    1001      902        802      702      603      503      402        302    201 o:
~    330  1301  1202    1102      1003      903        803      704      603        503      403    302 Q
340  1402  1303    1203      1104      1004      905        805    705        604      504    404 350  1503  1404    1305      1205      1106      1006      906      806      706      605    505 360  1605  1505    1406      1307      1207      1107      1007    907        807      707    606 370  1706  1607    1508      1408      1309      1209      1109    1009      909      808    708 380  1808    1709    1609      1510      1410      1311      1211    1111      1010      910    809 390  1910  1811    1711      1612      1512      1412      1312    1212      1112      1012    911 400  2012    1913    1813      1714      1614      1514      1414    1314      1214      1114  1013 410  2114    2015    1915      1816      1716      1617      1517    1417      1316      1216  1116 420  2216    2117    2018        1918      1819      1719      1619    1519      1419      1318  1218 430  2319    2220    2120      2021        1921      1821      1722    1621      1521      1421  13'20 440  2421    2322    2223      2123        2024      1924      1824    1724      1624      1524  1423 450  2524    2425    2326      2226        2127      2027      1927    1827      1727      1626  1526 460  2627    2528    2429      2329        2230      2130      2030    1930      1830      1729  1629 470  2730    2631    2532      2432        2333      2233      2133    2033      1933      1832  1732 480  2834    2734    2635      2536        2436      2336      2236    2136      2036      1936  1835 490  2937    2838    2738      2639        2539      2440      2340    2240      2139      2039  1939 500  3041    2941    2842        2743      2643      2543      2443    2343      2243      2143  2042 UNITl                                                      Page5 of 20
 
OPlllA/6100/22 UNITl                                                  Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 300    310    320        330        340      350        360    370        380      390  400 110 67611  69820  71960    74033      76045      77998    79897    81743    83540      85291 86997 120 61747  63957  66096    68170      70181      72135    74033    75880    77677      79427 81133 130 56353  58563  60702    62776      64788      66741    68639    70486    72283      74033 75739 140 51359  53569  55708    57782      59794      61747    63645    65492    67289      69039 70745 150 46710  48919  51059    53133      55144      57098    58996    60842    62640      64390 66096 160 42361  44570  46710    48783      50795      52749    54647    56493    58290      60041 61747 170 38275  40485  42624    44698      46710    48663      50562    52408    54205      55956 57662 180 34424  36633  38773    40846      42858    44811      46710    48556    50353      52104 53810 190 30780  32990  35129    37203      39215    41168      43066    44913    46710      48460 50166 200 27323  29533  31673    33746      35758      37711    39610    41456    43253      45004 46710 210 24036  26245  28385    30458      32470      34424    36322    38168    39965      41716 43422 220 20901  23110  25250    27323      29335      31289    33187    35033    36830      38581 40287 230 17905  20115  22254    24328      26340      28293    30191    32038    33835      35585 37292 240 15037  17247  19386    21460      23472      25425    27323    29170    30967      32717 34424 250 12286  14496  16635    18709      20721      22674    24573    26419    28216      29966 31673 260  9643  11853  13992    16066      18078      20031    21930    23776    25573      27323 29030
,-..... 270  7100  9310    11449    13523      15535      17488      19386  21233    23030      24780 26486
~c,    280 4649    6859    8998    11072      13084      15037      16936  18782    20579      22329 24036 c,    290 2285  4494    6634      8707      10719      12672      14571  16417    18214      19965 21671 Z      300    0    2210  4349      6423        8434      10388      12286  14133    15930      17680 19386 0
~
310  101    0    2139      4213      6225        8178    10077    11923    13720      15471 17177
~
320  201    101      0      2074        4085      6039      7937    9784    11581      13331 15037
~
~
330  302    202    101        0        2012      3965      5864    7710      9507      11257 12964 Z      340  404    303    202        101          0        1953      3852    5698      7495      9246 10952 u.:l U      350  505  404    303        202        101        0        1898    3745      5542      7292  8998 Z                    506    405                    203        101        0    1846      3643      5394  7100 0      360  606                      304 o      370  708    607    506        405        304        203        102      0      1797      3548  5254 Z
0      380  809    709    608        507        406        305      203      102        0        1750  3457
~
0      390  911    811    710        609        508      407        305      204      102        0  1706 CO      400  1013    913    812        711        610        509      407      306      204        102    0 Q
410  1116  1015    914        813        712        611      509      408      306        204  102
~
~      420  1218  1117    1016      915        814        713      612      510      408      307    205 fZ}
u.:l Q
430  1320  1220    1119      1018        917        816        714    613      511      409    307 440  1423  1322    1222      1121        1020        918        817    715      614        512  410 450  1526  1425    1324      1223        1122      1021      920      818      716      614    512 460  1629  1528    1427      1326        1225      1124      1023    921      819        717  615 470  1732  1631    1530      1429        1328      1227      1126    1024      922        821  719 480  1835  1735    1634      1533        1432      1330      1229    1127      1026        924  822 490  1939  1838    1737      1636        1535      1434      1332    1231      1129      1027  925 500 2042    1942    1841      1740        1639      1537      1436    1334      1233      1131  1029 510 2146  2045    1945      1844        1742      1641      1540    1438      1336      1235  1133 520 2250  2149    2048      1947        1846      1745      1644    1542      1440      1339  1237 530 2354  2253    2152      2052        1950      1849      1748    1646      1544      1443  1341 540 2458    2358  2257      2156        2055      1953      1852    1750      1649      1547  1445 550 2563  2462    2361      2260        2159      2058      1956    1855      1753      1651  1549 560  2667  2566  2466      2365        2264      2162      2061    1959      1858      1756  1654 570  2772  2671  2570      2469        2368      2267      2166    2064      1962      1861  1758 580  2877  2776  2675      2574        2473      2372      2271    2169      2067      1965  1863 590  2982  2881  2780      2679        2578      2477      2376    2274      2172      2070  1968 600  3087  2986    2886      2785        2683      2582      2481    2379      2278      2176  2074 UNITl                                                      Page6 of 20
 
OP/l1A/6100/22 UNITl                                                Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: !fin Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 400    410    420      430        440        450      460      470      480        490  500 210 43422  45086  46710    48295      49845      51359    52840    54289    55708      57098 58459 220 40287  41951  43575    45161      46710    48224      49705    51155    52573      53963 55324 230 37292  38956  40579    42165      43714    45229      46710    48159    49578      50967 52329 240 34424  36088  37711    39297      40846    42361      43842    45291    46710      48099 49461 250 31673  33337  34960    36546      38095    39610      41091    42540    43959      45348 46710 260 29030  30694  32317    33903      35452    36967      38448    39897    41316      42705 44067 270 26486  28150  29774    31360      32909    34424      35905    37354    38773      40162 41524 280 24036  25700  27323    28909      30458    31973      33454    34903    36322      37711 39073 290 21671  23335  24959    26544      28094    29608      31089    32538    33957      35347 36708 300 19386  21050  22674    24260      25809    27323      28805    30254    31673      33062 34424 310 17177  18841  20465    22050      23599    25114      26595    28044    29463      30852 32214 320 15037  16701  18325    19911      21460    22974      24455    25905    27323      28713 30074 330 12964  14628  16251    17837      19386    20901      22382    23831    25250      26639 28001 340 10952  12616  14240    15825      17375      18889    20370    21819    23238      24628 25989 350  8998  10662  12286    13872      15421      16936    18417    19866    21285      22674 24036 360  7100  8764  10388    11974      13523      15037    16518    17968    19386      20776 22137 370 5254  6918    8542    10127      11676      13191    14672    16121    17540      18929 20291
~c, 380 390 3457 1706 5121 3370 6744 4994 8330 6580 9879 8129 11394 9643 12875 11124 14324 12574 15743 13992 17132 15382 18494 16743 P-c Z    400    0    1664  3288      4874      6423      7937      9418    10868    12286      13676 15037 0
~
410  102    0    1624    3210      4759      6273      7754    9204    10622      12012 13373
~
420  205    102      0      1586      3135      4649      6130    7580      8998      10388 11749
;2    430  307    205      102      0        1549      3064      4545    5994      7413      8802 10164
~
Z p:::j 440  410    307    205      103        0        1514      2996    4445      5864      7253  8614 o    450  512    410    308      205        103        0      1481    2930      4349      5739  7100 Z
0    460  615    513    411      308      206        103        0      1449      2868      4257  5619
.u    470  719    616    514      412      309        206        103      0      1419      2808 4170 Z
0    480  822    720    617      515      412        309      206      103        0        1389  2751
~
0    490  925    823    721      618      516        413      310      207      103        0  1361 CO    500  1029  927    824      722      619        516      413      310      207        104    0 Cl 510  1133  1030    928      826      723        620      517      414        311      207    104
~
~    520  1237  1134    1032      930      827        724      621      518        415      311    208 o:
p:::j 530  1341  1238    1136    1034      931        828        725      622      519      415    312 c          1445  1343  1240      1138      1035      932        829      726      623      520  416 540 550 1549  1447    1345    1242      1140      1037      934      831      727      624    520 560  1654  1552    1449    1347      1244      1141      1038      935      832        729  625 570  1758  1656    1554    1451      1349      1246      1143    1040      937        833  730 580  1863  1761    1659      1556      1454      1351      1248    1145      1042      938    835 590  1968  1866    1764    1661      1559      1456      1353    1250      1147      1043  940 600 2074    1971    1869    1767      1664      1561      1458    1355      1252      1148  1045 610 2179  2077    1975    1872      1769      1667      1564    1460      1357      1254  1150 620 2285  2182    2080      1978      1875      1772      1669    1566      1463      1359  1256 630 2390  2288    2186    2083        1981      1878      1775    1672      1568      1465  1361 640 2496  2394    2292      2189      2086        1984      1881    1778      1674      1571  1467 650 2602  2500    2398      2295      2193      2090      1987    1884      1780      1677  1573 660 2708  2606    2504    2401      2299      2196      2093    1990      1887      1783  1680 670 2815  2713    2610    2508      2405      2302      2199    2096      1993      1890  1786 680 2921  2819    2717      2614      2512      2409      2306    2203      2099      1996  1892 690 3028  2926    2823      2721      2618      2516      2413    2309      2206      2103  1999 700 3135  3033    2930      2828      2725      2622      2519    2416      2313      2210  2106 UNITl                                                      Page7 of 20
 
OPlllA/6100/22 UNITl                                            Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 500    510    520      530      540        550        560      570      580        590  600 310 32214  33548  34857    36141      37400      38637    39851    41044    42216      43368 44500 320 30074  31409  32717    34001      35261      36497    37711    38904    40076      41228 42361 330 28001  29335  30644    31927      33187      34424    35638    36830    38002      39154 40287 340 25989  27323  28632    29916      31175      32412    33626    34819    35991      37143 38275 350 24036  25370  26679    27962      29222      30458    31673    32865    34037      35189 36322 360 22137  23472  24780    26064      27323      28560    29774    30967    32139      33291 34424 370 20291  21625  22934    24217      25477      26714    27928    29121    30293      31445 32577 380 18494  19828  21137    22420      23680      24917    26131    27323    28495      29647 30780 390 16743  18078  19386    20670      21930      23166    24380    25573    26745      27897 29030 400 15037  16372  17680    18964      20223      21460    22674    23867    25039      26191 27323 410 13373  14708  16016    17300      18559      19796    21010    22203    23375      24527 25659 420 11749  13084  14392    15676      16936      18172    19386    20579    21751      22903 24036 430 10164  11498  12807    14090      15350      16586      17801  18993    20165      21317 22450 440  8614  9949    11257    12541      13801      15037      16251  17444    18616      19768 20901 450 7100  8434    9743      11027      12286      13523    14737    15930    17102      18254 19386 460 5619  6953    8262      9546      10805      12042    13256    14449      15621    16773 17905 470 4170  5504    6813      8096      9356      10592    11807    12999      14171    15323 16456 ic, c,
480 490 2751 1361 4085 2696 5394 4004 6678 5288 7937 6548 9174 7784 10388 8998 11581 10191 12753 11363 13905 12515 15037 13648 Z  500    0    1334  2643      3927      5186      6423      7637    8830    10002      11154 12286 0
~
510  104    0    1309      2592      3852      5088      6303    7495      8667      9819 10952
~
520  208    104      0      1284      2543      3780      4994    6187      7359      8511  9643
~
~
530  312    208      104        0        1260      2496      3710    4903      6075      7227  8360 Z  540  416    312    208        104        0        1237      2451    3643      4815      5967  7100 u:l o  550  520    417    313        209        104        0        1214    2407      3579      4731  5864 Z
0  560  625    521    417        313      209        105        0    1193      2365      3517  4649 o  570  730    626    522        418      314        209        105      0        1172      2324  3457 .
Z 580  835    731    627        523      419        314      210      105        0      1152  2285 2
0  590  940    836    732        628      524        419        315      210        105        0  1133 CO  600  1045  941    837        733      629        524        420      315      210        105    0 0
610  1150  1046    943        838      734        630        525    421        316        211  105
~
~  620  1256  1152  1048        944      840        735        631      526      421        316  211 o:
u:l 630  1361  1258    1154      1050      945        841      736      632      527        422  317 0
640  1467  1364    1260      1156      1051        947      842      738      633        528  422 650  1573  1470  1366      1262      1157      1053      948      844      739        634  529 660  1680  1576  1472      1368      1264      1159      1055    950      845        740  635 670  1786  1682    1578      1474      1370      1266      1161    1056      951        846  741 680  1892  1789  1685      1581      1476      1372      1268    1163      1058      953  848 690  1999  1895    1791      1687      1583      1479      1374    1270      1165      1060  954 700 2106  2002    1898      1794      1690      1586      1481    1376      1272      1166  1061 710 2213  2109    2005      1901      1797      1693      1588    1483      1379      1274  1168 720 2320  2217    2113      2009      1904      1800      1695    1591      1486      1381  1276 730 2428  2324    2220      2116      2012        1907      1803    1698      1593      1488  1383 740 2535  2432    2328      2224      2119      2015        1910    1806      1701      1596  1490 750 2643  2539    2435      2331      2227      2123      2018    1913      1808      1703  1598 760 2751  2647    2543      2439      2335        2231      2126    2021      1916      1811  1706 770 2859  2755    2651      2547      2443        2339      2234    2129      2024      1919  1814 780 2967  2863    2760      2656      2551        2447      2342    2238      2133      2028  1922 790 3076  2972    2868      2764      2660        2555      2451    2346      2241      2136  2031 800 3184  3081    2977      2873      2768      2664      2559    2455      2350      2245  2139 UNITl                                                      Page 8 of 20
 
OP/I/A/61 00/22 UNITl                                                Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 600    610    620      630        640        650      660      670      680        690  700 410 25659  26773  27869    28947      30009      31053    32082    33096    34094      35078 36047 420 24036  25149  26245    27323      28385    29430      30458    31472    32470      33454 34424 430 22450  23564  24660    25738      26799    27844      28873    29886    30884      31868 32838 440 20901  22015  23110    24189      25250    26295      27323    28337    29335      30319 31289 450 19386  20500  21596    22674      23735    24780      25809    26822    27821      28805 29774 460 17905  19019  20115    21193      22254    23299      24328    25341    26340      27323 28293 470 16456  17570  18666    19744      20805    21850      22879    23892    24890      25874 26844 480 15037  16151  17247    18325      19386    20431      21460    22473    23472      24455 25425 490 13648  14762  15857    16936      17997      19042    20070    21084    22082      23066 24036 500 12286  13400  14496    15574      16635      17680    18709    19722    20721      21705 22674 510 10952  12066  13161    14240      15301      16346    17375    18388    19386      20370 21340 520 9643  10757  11853    12931      13992      15037    16066    17079    18078      19062 20031 530  8360  9474    10569    11648      12709      13754    14782    15796    16794      17778 18748 540 7100  8214    9310      10388      11449      12494    13523    14536    15535      16518 17488 550 5864  6977    8073      9151      10213      11257    12286    13300    14298      15282 16251 560 4649  5763    6859      7937        8998      10043    11072    12085    13084      14068 15037 roo.. 570 3457  4570    5666      6744      7806      8850      9879    10893    11891      12875 13844
~0.. 580 2285  3398    4494      5572      6634      7678      8707    9721    10719      11703 12672 0.. 590  1133  2246    3342      4420      5482      6527      7555    8569      9567      10551 11521 Z    600    0    1114  2210      3288      4349      5394      6423    7436      8434      9418 10388 0
~
610  105    0    1096      2174      3235      4280      5309    6322      7321      8304  9274
~
620  211    106      0      1078        2139      3184      4213    5226      6225      7209  8178
~
~
630  317    211      106        0        1061      2106      3135    4148      5147      6130  7100 ffi o
640 650 422 529 317 423 212 318 106 212 0
106 1045 0
2074 1029 3087 2042 4085 3041 5069 4024 6039 4994 Z    660  635    529    424        318        212        106 0                                                                      0      1013      2012      2996  3965 o    670  741    636    530        424        319        213        106      0        998      1982  2952 Z
0    680  848    742    637        531        425        319        213      107        0        984  1953
~
0    690  954    849    743        638        532        426      320      213      107        0    970 t:O  700  1061  956    850        745        639        533      427      320      214        107    0 0
710  1168  1063    957        852        746        640        534      427      321        214  107
~
~    720  1276  1170    1065      959        853      747      641      534      428        321  214 o:
~    730  1383  1278    1172      1066        960        854        748      642      535      429    322 0
740  1490  1385    1280      1174        1068      962        856      749      643        536  429 750  1598  1493    1387      1282        1176      1070      963      857      751        644  537 760  1706  1601    1495      1389        1284      1178      1071      965      858        752  645 770 1814  1709    1603      1498        1392      1286      1179    1073      967        860  753 780 1922  1817    1712      1606        1500      1394      1288    1181      1075        968  861 790 2031  1926    1820      1714        1608      1502      1396    1290      1183      1077  970 800 2139  2034    1929      1823        1717      1611      1505    1398      1292      1185  1078 810 2248  2143    2037      1932        1826      1720      1614    1507      1401      1294  1187 820 2357  2252    2146      2041        1935      1829      1722    1616      1510      1403  1296 830 2466  2361    2255      2150      2044        1938      1832    1725      1619      1512  1405 840 2576  2470    2365      2259      2153      2047      1941    1835      1728      1621  1514 850 2685  2580    2474      2369      2263      2157      2050    1944      1837      1731  1624 860 2795  2689    2584      2478      2372      2266      2160    2054      1947      1840  1734 870 2905  2799    2694      2588      2482      2376      2270    2164      2057      1950  1843 880 3015  2909    2804      2698      2592      2486      2380    2274      2167      2060  1953 890 3125  3019    2914      2808      2702      2596      2490    2384      2277      2170  2064 900 3235  3130    3024      2919      2813      2707      2601    2494      2388      2281  2174 UNITl                                                      Page9 of 20
 
OP/1/A/61 00/22 UNITl                                                        Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,jrom Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 700  710      720      730        740      750        760      770      780        790  800 510  21340  22296  23238    24168      25084    25989      26882    27762    28632      29490 30338 520  20031  20987  21930    22859      23776    24680      25573    26454    27323      28182 29030 530  18748  19703  20646    21575      22492    23397      24289    25170    26040      26898 27746 540  17488  18444  19386    20316      21233    22137      23030    23911    24780      25639 26486 550  16251  17207  18150    19079      19996    20901      21793    22674    23544      24402 25250 560  15037  15993  16936    17865      18782      19686    20579    21460    22329      23188 24036 570  13844  14800  15743    16672      17589      18494    19386    20267    21137      21995 22843 580  12672  13628  14571    15500      16417      17322    18214    19095    19965      20823 21671 590  11521  12476  13419    14348      15265      16170    17062    17943    18813      19671 20519 600  10388  11344  12286    13216      14133      15037    15930    16811    17680      18539 19386 610  9274  10230  11172    12102      13019      13923    14816    15697    16566      17425 18272 620 -  8178  9134    10077    11006      11923      12828    13720    14601    15471      16329 17177 630  7100  8056    8998      9928      10845      11749    12642    13523    14392      15251 16098 640  6039  6995    7937      8867      9784      10688    11581    12462    13331      14190 15037 650  4994  5950    6892      7822        8739      9643      10536    11417    12286      13145 13992 660  3965  4921    5864      6793      7710      8614      9507    10388    11257      12116 12964 670  2952  3908    4850      5780      6697      7601      8494    9375    10244      11103 11950
'SPot 680 690 1953 970 2909 1926 3852 2868 4781 3798 5698 4714 6603 5619 7495 6511 8376 7392 9246 8262 10104 9120 10952 9968 Pot Z            700      0    956    1898      2828      3745      4649      5542    6423      7292      8151  8998
-0
~
710    107    0      943      1872      2789      3693      4586    5467      6336      7195  8043
~
720    214    107      0        930        1846      2751      3643    4524      5394      6252  7100
;2          730    322    215      107        0        917      1821      2714    3595      4464      5323  6171
~
ffi o
740 750 429 537 322 430 215 323 108 215 0
108 905 0
1797 893 2678 1773 3548 2643 4406 3501 5254 4349 Z
0          760    645    538    431        323        216        108        0      881      1750      2609  3457 o          770    753    646    539        431        324        216        108      0        870      1728  2576 Z
0          780    861    754    647        540        432        324        216      108        0        858  1706
~
0          790    970    863    755      648        540        433        325      217      108        0    848 c:o          800    1078  971    864        757        649        541      433      325      217        109    0 0
810    1187  1080    973        865        758        650        542    434        326        217  109
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~          820    1296  1189    1082        974        867        759        651      543      435        326  218 C/)
~          830    1405  1298    1191      1083        976        868        760      652      544      435    327 0
840    1514  1407    1300      1193        1085      977        870      761      653        545  436 850    1624  1517    1410      1302        1195      1087        979      871      763        654  546 860    1734  1626    1519      1412        1304      1197      1089      981      872        764  655 870    1843  1736    1629-      1522        1414      1306      1199    1090      982        874  765 880    1953  1846    1739      1632        1524      1416      1309    1200      1092        984  875 890    2064  1957    1849      1742        1634      1527      1419    1311      1202      1094  985 900    2174  2067    1960      1852        1745      1637      1529    1421      1313      1204  1096 910    2285  2178    2070      1963        1855      1748      1640    1532      1423      1315  1206 920    2395  2288    2181      2074        1966      1858      1750    1642      1534      1426  1317 930    2506  2399    2292      2185        2077      1969      1861    1753      1645      1537  1428 940    2617  2510    2403      2296        2188      2080      1972    1864      1756      1648  1539 950    2729  2622    2514      2407        2299      2192      2084    1976      1867      1759  1650 960    2840  2733    2626      2518        2411      2303      2195    2087      1979      1870  1762 970    2952  2845    2738      2630        2523      2415      2307    2199      2091      1982  1874 980    3064  2957    2849      2742        2634      2527      2419    2311      2202      2094  1985 990    3176  3069    2961      2854        2746      2639      2531    2423      2314      2206  2097 1000  3288  3181    3074      2966        2859      2751      2643    2535      2427      2318  2210 UNITl                                                      Page 10of 20
 
OP/1/A/6100/22 UNITl                                                Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: /fin Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 800    810      820      830        840        850      860      870      880        890  900 610 18272  19110  19936    20753      21560      22358    23146    23925    24695      25457 26210 620 17177  18014  18841    19657      20465      21262    22050    22829    23599      24361 25114 630 16098  16936  17762    18579      19386      20184    20972    21751    22521      23283 24036 640 15037  15874  16701    17518      18325      19123      19911  20690    21460      22221 22974 650 13992  14830  15656    16473      17280      18078    18866    19645    20415      21177 21930 660 12964  13801  14628    15444      16251      17049    17837    18616    19386      20148 20901 670 11950  12787  13614    14431      15238      16036    16824    17603    18373      19134 19887 680 10952  11789  12616    13433      14240      15037    15825    16604    17375      18136 18889 690 9968  10805  11632    12449      13256      14053    14842    15621    16391      17152 17905 700 8998  9836    10662    11479      12286      13084    13872    14651    15421      16183 16936 710 8043  8880    9707    10523      11330      12128    12916    13695    14465      15227 15980 720 7100  7937    8764    9581      10388      11185    11974    12753    13523      14284 15037 730 6171  7008    7835      8651      9458      10256    11044    11823    12593      13355 14108 740 5254  6091    6918      7734      8542      9339      10127    10906    11676      12438 13191 750 4349  5186    6013      6830      7637      8434      9223    10002    10772      11533 12286 760 3457  4294    5121      5937      6744      7542      8330    9109      9879      10641 11394
.--... 770  2576  3413    4240      5056      5864      6661      7449    8228      8998      9760 10513
~0.. 780    1706  2543    3370      4187      4994      5791      6580    7359      8129      8890  9643 0.. 790  848  1685    2512      3328      4136      4933      5721    6500      7270      8032  8785 Z 800        0    837    1664    2481      3288      4085      4874    5653      6423      7184  7937 0
~
810  109    0      827    1644      2451      3248      4036    4815      5586      6347  7100
~
820  218    109      0      817      1624      2421      3210    3989      4759      5520  6273
~
~
830  327    218      109      0        807      1605      2393    3172      3942      4703  5456 Z 840        436    327    218      109        0        798      1586    2365      3135      3896  4649
~
o 850        546    437    328      219        109        0        788    1567      2337      3099  3852 Z 860        655    547    438      328 0                                              219        110        0      779      1549      2311  3064 o 870        765    656    547      438      329        220        110      0        770      1532  2285 6
~
880  875    766    657      548      439        330        220      110        0        761  1514 0      890  985    877    768      659      549        440        330    220        110        0    753 c:o 900    1096    987    878      769      660        550        440      331      221        110    0 Q
910 1206  1098    989      879      770        661        551    441        331        221  111
~ 920
~          1317  1208    1099      990      881        771        662      552      442        332  221 en
~      930 1428  1319    1210    1101      992        882        773      663      553      443    332 Q
940  1539  1430    1321    1212      1103        993        884      774      664        554  443 950  1650  1542    1433      1324      1214        1105      995      885      775        665  555 960  1762  1653    1544    1435      1326        1216      1107      997      887        776  666 970  1874  1765    1656      1547      1437        1328      1218    1108      998        888  778 980  1985  1877    1768      1659      1549        1440      1330    1220      1110      1000  890 990  2097  1989    1880    1771      1661      1552      1442    1332      1222      1112  1002 1000 2210  2101    1992      1883      1773        1664      1554    1444      1334      1224  1114 1010 2322  2213    2104      1995      1886        1776      1667    1557      1447      1337  1226 1020 2435  2326    2217      2108      1998      1889      1779    1669      1559      1449  1339 1030 2547  2439    2330      2221      2111      2002      1892    1782      1672      1562  1452 1040 2660  2552    2443      2334      2224      2115      2005    1895      1785      1675  1565 1050 2774  2665    2556      2447      2337      2228      2118    2008      1898      1788  1678 1060 2887  2778    2669      2560      2451      2341      2232    2122      2012      1902  1791 1070 3000  2892 '  2783      2674      2564      2455      2345    2235      2125      2015  1905 1080 3114  3005    2896      2787      2678      2569      2459    2349      2239      2129  2018 1090 3228  3119    3010      2901      2792      2682      2573    2463      2353      2243  2132 1100 3342  3233    3125      3015      2906      2797      2687    2577      2467      2357  2246 UNITl                                                      Page 11 of 20
 
OP/11 A/6100/22 UNITl                                                Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: !fin Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 900    910      920      930        940        950        960      970      980        990  1000 710 15980  16724  17461    18189      18910      19623    20329    21027    21718      22402 23080 720 15037  15782  16518    17247      17968      18681      19386  20085    20776      21460 22137 730 14108  14852  15589    16317      17038      17751      18457  19155    19846      20530 21208 740 13191  13935  14672    15400      16121      16834      17540  18238    18929      19614 20291 750 12286  13031  13767    14496      15217      15930      16635  17334    18025      18709 19386 760 11394  12138  12875    13603      14324      15037      15743  16441    17132      17816 18494 770 10513  11257  11994    12722      13443      14156    14862    15560    16251      16936 17613 780 9643  10388  11124    11853      12574      13287    13992    14691    15382      16066 16743 790 8785  9529    10266    10994      11715      12428    13134    13832    14523      15208 15885 800 7937  8682    9418    10147      10868      11581      12286  12985    13676      14360 15037 810 7100  7845    8581      9310      10030      10744    11449    12147    12839      13523 14200 820 6273  7018    7754      8483      9204      9917      10622    11321    12012      12696 13373 830 5456  6201    6937      7666      8387      9100      9805    10504    11195      11879 12556 840 4649  5394    6130      6859      7580      8293      8998    9697    10388      11072 11749 850 3852  4596    5333      6061      6782      7495      8201    8899      9590      10275 10952 860 3064  3808    4545      5273      5994      6707      7413    8111      8802      9486 10164
.-.. 870    2285  3029    3766      4494      5215      5928      6634    7332      8023      8707 9385
~c, 880    1514  2259    2996      3724      4445      5158      5864    6562      7253      7937  8614 c,    890  753  1498    2234      2963      3683      4396      5102    5800      6492      7176 7853 Z      900  0    745    1481    2210      2930      3643      4349    5047      5739      6423 7100 0      910  111    0      736      1465      2186      2899      3604    4303      4994      5678 6355
~"
920  221    111      0      729        1449      2162      2868    3566      4257      4942  5619
~ 930
~
332    222      111      0        721        1434      2139    2838      3529      4213 4890
~ 940        443    333    222      111        0        713      1419    2117      2808      3492 4170 u 950        555    444    333      222        111        0        706    1404      2095      2779 3457 Z 960        666    556    445 0                                    334        223        111        0      698      1389      2074 2751 u 970        778    667    556      446        334        223        112      0        691      1375 2053 5
~
980  890    779    668      557        446        335        224      112        0        684  1361 0      990  1002    891    780      669        558        447        336    224        112        0  677 CO 1000    1114  1003    893      782        671        559        448      336      224        112    0 Q
1010 1226  1116    1005      894        783        672        560    449        337        225  112
~ 1020      1339  1228    1118      1007        896        784        673    561        449      337  225 o:
~      1030 1452  1341    1230      1119      1008        897        786      674      562      450  338 Q
1040 1565  1454    1343      1232      1121      1010        899      787      675        563  451 1050 1678  1567    1456      1346      1234      1123      1012      900      788        676  564 1060 1791  1681    1570      1459      1348      1237      1125    1013      902        789  677 1070 1905  1794    1683      1572      1461      1350      1239    1127      1015      903  791 1080 2018  1908    1797      1686      1575      1464      1352    1241      1129      1017  905 1090 2132  2022    1911      1800      1689      1578      1466    1355      1243      1131  1018 1100 2246  2136    2025      1914      1803        1692      1580    1469      1357      1245  1133 1110 2361  2250    2139    2029        1917      1806      1695    1583      1471      1359  1247 1120 2475  2365    2254    2143        2032      1921      1809    1698      1586      1474  1361 1130 2590  2479    2369    2258        2147      2035      1924    1812      1700      1588  1476 1140 2705  2594    2484    2373        2262      2150      2039    1927      1815      1703  1591 1150 2820  2709    2599    2488        2377      2265      2154    2042      1930      1818  1706 1160 2935  2825    2714    2603        2492      2381      2269    2158      2046      1934  1821 1170 3051  2940    2829    2719        2607      2496      2385    2273      2161      2049  1937 1180 3166  3056    2945    2834        2723      2612      2500    2389      2277      2165  2053 1190 3282  3172    3061    2950        2839      2728      2616    2505      2393      2281  2168 1200 3398  3288    3177    3066        2955      2844      2732    2621      2509      2397  2285 UNITl                                                      Page 12 of 20
 
OP/11A/61 00/22 UNITl                                                      Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1000  1010    1020      1030      1040      1050      1060    1070      1080      1090  1100 810 14200  14871  15535    16192      16843      17488      18127  18759    19386      20007 20623 820 13373  14044  14708    15365      16016      16661      17300  17933    18559      19181 19796 830 12556  13227  13891    14548      15199      15844      16483  17116    17743      18364 18979 840 11749  12420  13084    13741      14392      15037      15676  16309    16936      17557 18172 850 10952  11622  12286    12944      13595      14240      14878  15511    16138      16759 17375 860 10164  10834  11498    12156      12807      13452,    14090  14723    15350      15971 16586 870 9385  10055  10719    11377      12028      12672      13311  13944    14571      15192 15807 880 8614  9285    9949    10606      11257      11902      12541  13174    13801      14422 15037 890  7853  8524    9187      9845      10496      11141      11780  12412    13039      13660 14276 900 7100  7771    8434      9092      9743      10388      11027  11659    12286      12907 13523 910  6355  7026    7690      8347      8998      9643      10282  10915    11542      12163 12778 920  5619  6289    6953      7611      8262      8907      9546    10178    10805      11426 12042 930  4890  5561    6225      6882      7533      8178      8817    9450    10077      10698 11313 940  4170  4840    5504      6162      6813      7458      8096    8729      9356      9977 10592 950  3457  4127    4791      5448      6100      6744      7383    8016      8643      9264  9879 960  2751  3421    4085      4743      5394      6039      6678    7310      7937      8558  9174
,-........ 970  2053  2723    3387      4044      4696      5340      5979    6612      7239      7860  8475
~          980  1361  2032    2696      3353      4004      4649      5288    5921      6548      7169  7784
  ~
c,      990  677  1348    2012      2669      3320      3965      4604    5237      5864      6485  7100 1000  0    671    1334      1992      2643      3288      3927    4559      5186      5807  6423 6
jooooool  1010  112    0      664      1321      1972      2617      3256    3889      4516      5137  5752
~
1020  225    113      0        657      1309      1953      2592    3225      3852      4473  5088
~
~
1030  338    225      113        0        651        1296      1935    2567      3194      3815  4431 Z          1040  451    338    226        113        0        645        1284    1916      2543      3164  3780
~
o          1050  564    452    339      226        113        0        639    1272      1898      2519  3135 Z                                                                113                633      1260      1881  2496 0          1060  677    565    452        339      227                    0 o          1070  791    678    566        453      340        227        114      0        627      1248  1863 Z
0          1080  905    792    680        567      454        341        227      114        0        621  1237
~
0          1090 1018    906    793        681      568        455        341      228      114        0    615 t:O        1100 1133  1020    908        795      682        569        455      342      228        114    0 Q
1110 1247  1135    1022      909      796        683        570      456      342        228  114
~
jooooool 1120 1361  1249    1136      1024      911        798        684      571      457        343  229 r./)
~
Q 1130 1476  1364    1251      1138      1025      912        799      685      572        458  344 1140 1591  1479    1366      1253      1140      1027      914      800      686        573  458 1150 1706  1594    1481      1368      1255      1142      1029    915      802        688  574 1160 1821  1709    1596      1484      1371      1257      1144    1031      917        803  689 1170 1937  1824    1712      1599      1486      1373      1260    1146      1032        918  804 1180 2053  1940    1828      1715      1602      1489      1375    1262      1148      1034  920 1190 2168  2056    1943      1831      1718      1605      1491    1378      1264      1150  1036 1200 2285  2172    2060      1947      1834      1721      1607    1494      1380      1266  1152 1210 2401  2288    2176      2063      1950      1837      1724    1610      1496      1382  1268 1220 2517  2405    2292      2180      2067        1953      1840    1727      1613      1499  1385 1230 2634  2522    2409      2296      2183      2070        1957    1843      1729      1616  1501 1240 2751  2639    2526      2413      2300      2187      2074    1960      1846      1732  1618 1250 2868  2756    2643      2530      2417      2304      2191    2077      1963      1850  1735 1260 2985  2873    2760      2648      2535      2421      2308    2194      2081      1967  1853 1270 3103  2990    2878      2765      2652      2539      2426    2312      2198      2084  1970 1280 3221  3108    2996      2883      2770      2657      2543    2430      2316      2202  2088 1290 3338  3226    3113      3001      2888        2775      2661    2548      2434      2320  2206 1300 3457  3344    3232      3119      3006      2893      2779    2666      2552      2438  2324 UNITl                                                    Page 13 of 20
 
OP/l/A/61 00/22 UNITl                                                Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, Ki from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1100  1110    1120      1130      1140      1150      1160      1170      1180      1190 1200 910 12778  13388  13992    14591      15185      15774      16357    16936    17509      18078 18642 920 12042  12652  13256    13855      14449      15037      15621    16199    16773      17341 17905 930  11313  11923  12527    13126      13720      14309      14892    15471    16044      16613 17177 940  10592  11202  11807    12406      12999      13588      14171    14750    15323      15892 16456 950 9879  10489  11094    11693      12286      12875      13458    14037    14610      15179 15743 960  9174  9784    10388    10987      11581      12169      12753    13331    13905      14473 15037 970  8475  9085    9690      10289      10882      11471      12054    12633    13206      13775 14339 980  7784  8394    8998      9597      10191      10780    11363    11942    12515      13084 13648 990  7100  7710    8314      8913      9507      10096      10679    11257    11831      12400 12964 1000 6423  7033    7637      8236      8830      9418      10002    10580    11154      11722 12286 1010 5752  6362    6966      7565      8159      8748      9331      9910    10483      11052 11616 1020 5088  5698    6303      6902      7495      8084      8667      9246      9819      10388 10952 1030 4431  5041    5645      6244      6838      7426      8010      8588      9162      9730 10294 1040 3780  4390    4994      5593      6187      6775      7359      7937      8511      9079 9643 1050 3135  3745    4349      4948      5542      6130      6714      7292      7866      8434 8998 1060 2496  3106    3710      4309      4903      5492      6075      6654      7227      7796 8360
~
1070 1863  2473    3078      3677      4270      4859      5442      6021      6594      7163 7727
~0.. 1080  1237  1846    2451      3050      3643      4232      4815      5394      5967      6536 7100 0.. 1090  615  1225    1830      2429      3022      3611      4194      4773      5346      5915 6479 Z    1100  0    610    1214      1813      2407      2996      3579      4157      4731      5300 5864 0
~
1110  114    0      604      1203      1797      2386      2969      3548      4121      4690 5254
~
1120  229    115      0        599      1193      1781      2365      2943      3517      4085 4649
~
~
1130  344    229      115        0        594        1182      1766    2344      2918      3486 4050 Z    1140  458    344    230        115        0        589        1172    1750      2324      2893 3457
~
o    1150  574    459    345        230        115        0        583      1162      1735      2304 2868 Z    1160  689    574    460        345      230        115        0      578      1152      1721 2285 0
o    1170  804    690    575        461      346        231        115      0        574      1142  1706 Z
0    1180  920    806    691        576      462        346        231      116        0        569  1133
~
0    1190 1036    922    807        692      577        462        347      232      116        0  564
~    1200 1152  1038    923        808      694        578        463      348      232        116    0 Q
1210 1268  1154    1039      925      810        695        579      464      348        232  116
~
~    1220 1385  1270    1156      1041      926        811        696      580      465        349  233
(/)
~
Q 1230 1501  1387    1273      1158      1043      928        813      697      581        466  349 1240 1618  1504    1389      1275      1160      1045      930      814      698        582  466 1250 1735  1621    1507      1392      1277      1162      1047      931      815        700  583 1260 1853  1738    1624      1509      1394      1279      1164    1048      933        817  701 1270 1970  1856    1741      1627      1512      1397      1281    1166      1050        934  818 1280 2088  1974    1859      1744      1629      1514      1399    1284      1168      1052  936 1290 2206  2092    1977      1862      1747      1632      1517    1402      1286      1170  1054 1300 2324  2210    2095      1980      1866      1750      1635    1520      1404      1288  1172 1310 2442  2328    2213      2099      1984      1869      1753    1638      1522      1406  1290 1320 2561  2447    2332      2217      2102        1987      1872    1757      1641      1525  1409 1330 2680  2565    2451      2336      2221      2106        1991    1875      1760      1644  1528 1340 2799  2684    2570      2455      2340      2225      2110      1994      1879      1763  1647 1350 2918  2803    2689      2574      2459      2344      2229      2113      1998      1882  1766 1360 3037  2923    2808      2694      2579      2464      2348      2233      2117      2001  1885 1370 3157  3042    2928      2813      2698      2583      2468      2352      2237      2121  2005 1380 3276  3162    3048      2933      2818      2703      2588      2472      2356      2241  2124 1390 3396  3282    3168      3053      2938        2823      2708    2592      2476      2361  2245 1400 3517  3402    3288      3173      3058        2943      2828    2712      2597      2481  2365 UNITl                                                      Page 14 of 20
 
OPl11A/6100/22 UNITl                                                    Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1200  1210    1220      1230      1240      1250      1260    1270      1280      1290 1300 1010 11616  12175  12730    13280      13825      14367      14904  15436    15965      16489 17010 1020 10952  11511  12066    12616      13161      13703      14240  14772    15301      15825 16346 1030 10294  10854  11408    11958      12504      13045      13582  14115    14643      15168 15688 1040 9643  10203  10757    11307      11853      12394      12931  13464    13992      14517 15037 1050 8998  9558    10112    10662      11208      11749      12286  12819    13348      13872 14392 1060 8360  8919    9474      10024      10569      11111    11648    12180    12709      13233 13754 1070 7727  8286    8841      9391      9937      10478      11015  11547    12076      12600 13121 1080 7100  7659    8214      8764      9310      9851      10388  10921    11449      11974 12494 1090 6479  7038    7593      8143      8689      9230      9767    10300    10828      11352 11873 1100 5864  6423    6977      7528      8073      8614      9151    9684    10213      10737 11257 1110 5254  5813    6368      6918      7463      8005      8542    9074      9603      10127 10648 1120 4649  5209    5763      6313      6859      7400      7937    8470      8998      9523 10043 1130 4050  4610    5164      5714      6260      6801      7338    7871      8399      8924 9444 1140 3457  4016    4570      5121      5666      6207      6744    7277      7806      8330 8850 1150 2868  3427    3982      4532      5078      5619      6156    6689      7217      7742 8262 1160 2285  2844    3398      3949      4494      5035      5572    6105      6634      7158 7678
,-..... 1170 1706  2265    2820      3370      3916      4457      4994    5527      6055      6580 7100
~c,    1180 1133  1692    2246      2797      3342      3884      4420    4953      5482      6006 6527 c,    1190  564  1123    1678      2228      2774      3315      3852    4385      4913      5437 5958 Z      1200  0    559    1114      1664      2210      2751      3288    3821      4349      4874 5394 0I--i    1210  116    0      555      1105        1650      2192      2729    3261      3790      4314 4835
~
1220  233    116      0      550        1096      1637      2174    2707      3235      3760 4280
~
~
1230  349    233      117        0        546      1087      1624    2157      2685      3210 3730 Z      1240  466    350    234        117          0        541      1078    1611      2139      2664 3184
~
u        1250  583    467    351      234          117        0        537    1070      1598      2123 2643 Z      1260  701    584    468      351        234                    0 0                                                              117                533      1061      1586 2106 u        1270  818    702    585      469        352        235        118      0        529      1053  1573 6~
1280  936    820    703      586        470        353        235      118        0        524  1045 0        1290 1054    938    821      704        588        470        353      236      118        0  520 CO      1300 1172  1056    939        823        706        589        471      354      236        118    0 Q
1310 1290  1174    1058      941        824        707        590      472      354        236  118
~
I--i    1320 1409  1293    1176      1059        943        825        708      591      473        355  237 C/)
~
Q 1330 1528  1411    1295      1178      1061        944        827      709      592      474  356 1340 1647  1530    1414      1297      1180      1063        946      828      711        593  475 1350 1766  1649    1533      1416      1299      1182      1065      947      830        712  594 1360 1885  1769    1652      1536      1419      1302      1184    1067      949        831  713 1370 2005  1888    1772      1655      1538      1421      1304    1186      1069        951  833 1380 2124  2008    1892      1775      1658      1541      1424    1306      1189      1071  952 1390 2245  2128    2012      1895      1778      1661      1544    1426      1309      1191  1073 1400 2365  2248    2132      2015        1898        1781      1664    1546      1429      1311  1193 1410 2485  2369    2252      2136        2019      1902      1784    1667      1549      1431  1313 1420 2606  2490    2373      2256        2139      2022      1905    1788      1670      1552  1434 1430 2727  2610 . 2494      2377        2260      2143      2026    1908      1791      1673  1555 1440 2848  2732    2615      2498        2381      2264      2147    2030      1912      1794  1676 1450 2969  2853    2736      2620        2503      2386      2268    2151      2033      1915  1797 1460 3091  2974    2858      2741        2624      2507      2390    2272      2155      2037  1919 1470 3212  3096    2980      2863        2746      2629      2512    2394      2276      2159 2040 1480 3334  3218    3102      2985        2868      2751      2634    2516      2398      2280 2162 1490 3457  3340    3224      3107        2990      2873      2756    2638      2521      2403 2285 1500 3579  3463    3346      3230        3113      2996      2878    2761      2643      2525 2407 UNITl                                                      Page 15 of 20
 
OP/1/A161 00/22 UNITl                                                  Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1300  1310    1320      1330      1340      1350      1360    1370      1380      1390 1400 1110 10648  11164  11676    12185      12690      13191      13688  14182    14672      15159 15642 1120 10043  10560  11072    11581      12085      12586    13084    13577    14068      14554 15037 1130 9444  9961    10473    10982      11486      11987    12485    12978    13469      13955 14438 1140 8850  9367    9879      10388      10893      11394      11891  12385    12875      13361 13844 1150 8262  8778    9291      9799      10304      10805      11303  11796    12286      12773 13256 1160 7678  8195    8707      9216      9721      10222      10719  11213    11703      12189 12672 1170 7100  7616    8129      8637      9142      9643      10141  10634    11124      11611 12094 1180 6527  7043    7555      8064      8569      9070      9567    10061    10551      11037 11521 1190 5958  6474    6987      7495      8000      8501      8998    9492      9982      10469 10952 1200 5394  5910    6423      6931      7436      7937      8434    8928      9418      9905 10388 1210 4835  5351    5864      6372      6877      7378      7875    8369      8859      9346 9829 1220 4280  4796    5309      5817      6322      6823      7321    7814      8304      8791 9274 1230 3730  4246    4759      5267      5772      6273      6771    7264      7754      8241 8724 1240 3184  3701    4213      4722      5226      5728      6225    6719      7209      7695 8178 1250 2643  3159    3672      4180      4685      5186      5684    6177      6667      7154 7637 1260 2106  2622    3135      3643      4148      4649      5147    5640      6130      6617 7100
,,-.... 1270 1573  2090    2602      3111      3616      4117      4614    5108      5598      6084 6567
~0.. 1280 1045  1561    2074      2582      3087      3588      4085    4579      5069      5556 6039 0.. 1290  520  1037    1549      2058      2563      3064      3561    4055      4545      5031 5514 1300  0    516    1029      1537      2042      2543      3041    3534      4024      4511 4994
~
~
1310  118    0      512      1021      1526      2027      2524    3018      3508      3995 4478
~
1320  237    119      0        509      1013      1514      2012    2505      2996      3482 3965
;2      1330  356    237    119        0        505      1006      1503    1997      2487      2973 3457
~
Z      1340  475    356    238        119        0        501        998    1492      1982      2469 2952
~
u      1350  594    475    357        238        119        0        497      991      1481      1968 2451 Z      1360  713    595    476        357      239        119          0    494        984      1470  1953 0
u      1370  833    714    596        477      358        239        120      0        490        977  1460 Z
0      1380  952    834    716        597      478        359        239      120        0        487  970
~
0      1390 1073    954    836        717      598        479        359      240      120        0  483 CO      1400 1193  1074    956        837      718        599        480      360      240        120    0 Q
1410 1313  1195    1076        958      839        719        600    480        361        241  120
~
~      1420 1434  1316    1197      1078      959        840        721      601      481        361  241 C/)
~
Q 1430 1555  1436    1318      1199      1080        961        842      722      602        482  362 1440 1676  1557    1439      1320      1201      1082        963      843      723        603  483 1450 1797  1679    1560      1442      1323      1203      1084      964      845        725  604 1460 1919  1800    1682      1563      1444      1325      1206    1086      966        846  726 1470 2040  1922    1804      1685      1566      1447      1327    1208      1088        968  848 1480 2162  2044    1926      1807      1688      1569      1449    1330      1210      1090  970 1490 2285  2166    2048      1929      1810      1691      1571    1452      1332      1212  1092 1500 2407  2289    2170      2051      1932      1813      1694    1574      1454      1334  1214 1510 2530  2411    2293      2174      2055      1936        1816    1697      1577      1457  1337 1520 2652  2534    2416      2297      2178      2059      1939    1820      1700      1580  1460 1530 2776  2657    2539      2420      2301      2182      2062    1943      1823      1703  1583 1540 2899  2781    2662      2543      2424      2305      2186    2066      1946      1826  1706 1550 3022  2904    2786      2667      2*548      2429      2309    2190      2070      1950  1830 1560 3146  3028    2909      2791      2672      2552      2433    2313      2194      2074  1953 1570 3270  3152    3033      2915      2796      2676      2557    2437      2318      2198 2077 1580 3394  3276    3157      3039      2920      2801      2681    2562      2442      2322 2202 1590 3519  3400    3282      3163      3044      2925      2806    2686      2566      2446  2326 1600 3643  3525    3407      3288      3169      3050      2930    2811      2691      2571  2451 UNITl                                                      Page 16 of 20
 
OP/l1A/6100/22 UNITl                                                  Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (pprnB) 1400  1410    1420      1430      1440      1450      1460    1470      1480      1490 1500 1210 9829  10308  10785    11257      11727      12193      12657  13117    13573      14027 14478 1220 9274  9754    10230    10703      11172      11639      12102  12562    13019      13473 13923 1230 8724  9204    9680      10153      10622      11089      11552  12012    12469      12922 13373 1240 8178  8658    9134      9607      10077      10543      11006  11466    11923      12377 12828 1250 7637  8117    8593      9066      9535      10002      10465  10925    11382      11836 12286 1260 7100  7580    8056      8529      8998      9465      9928    10388    10845      11299 11749 1270 6567  7047    7523      7996      8466      8932      9395    9855    10312      10766 11217 1280 6039  6518    6995      7468      7937      8404      8867    9327      9784      10237 10688 1290 5514  5994    6470      6943      7413      7879      8342    8802      9259      9713 10164 1300 4994  5474    5950      6423      6892      7359      7822    8282      8739      9193 9643 1310 4478  4957    5433      5906      6376      6842      7305    7765      8222      8676 9127 1320 3965  4445    4921      5394      5864      6330      6793    7253      7710      8164 8614 1330 3457  3936    4412      4885      5355      5821      6284    6744      7201      7655 8106 1340 2952  3431    3908      4381      4850      5317      5780    6240      6697      7150 7601 1350 2451  2930    3407      3880      4349      4815      5279    5739      6195      6649 7100 1360 1953  2433    2909      3382      3852      4318      4781    5241      5698      6152 6603
~
1370 1460  1939    2416      2888      3358      3824      4288    4748      5204      5658 6109
~c,    1380  970  1449    1926      2398      2868      3334      3798    4257      4714      5168 5619
  ~
1390  483  963    1439      1912      2381      2848      3311    3771      4228      4682 5132 Z      1400  0    480    956      1429      1898      2365      2828    3288      3745      4199 4649 0......c 1410  120    0      476        949      1419      1885      2348    2808      3265      3719 4170
~
1420  241  121      0        473      943        1409      1872    2332      2789      3243 3693
~
~
1430  362  242    121        0        470        936        1399    1859      2316      2770 3221 Z      1440  483  363    242        121        0        466        930    1389      1846      2300 2751
~
u      1450  604  484    363        242        121        0        463      923      1380      1834 2285 Z      1460  726  605    485        364      243                    0      460 0                                                            122                          917      1371  1821 o        1470  848  727    607        486      365        243        122      0        457        911  1361 Z
0        1480  970  849    729        608      487        365        244      122        0        454  905
~
0        1490 1092  971    851        730      609        487        366      244      122        0  451
~        1500 1214  1094    973        852      731        610        488      367      245        122    0 0
1510 1337  1216    1096        975      854        732        611      489      367        245  123
~
......c  1520 1460  1339    1219      1098      977        855        734      612      490        368  245 VJ
~        1530 1583  1462    1342      1221      1100      978        857      735      613      491  369 0
1540 1706  1586    1465      1344      1223      1102        980      858      736        614  492 1550 1830  1709    1589      1468      1347      1225        1104    982      860        738  615 1560 1953  1833    1712      1591      1470      1349        1228    1106      984        862  739 1570 2077  1957    1836      1715      1594      1473      1351    1230      1108        986  863 1580 2202  2081    1961      1840      1719      1597      1476    1354      1232      1110  987 1590 2326  2206    2085      1964      1843      1722      1600    1478      1356      1234  1112 1600 2451  2330    2210      2089      1968      1846      1725    1603      1481      1359  1237 1610 2576  2455    2335      2214      2093        1971      1850    1728      1606      1484  1361 1620 2701  2580    2460      2339      2218      2096        1975    1853      1731      1609  1487 1630 2826  2706    2585      2464      2343      2222      2100    1979      1857      1734  1612 1640 2952  2831    2711      2590      2469      2347      2226    2104      1982      1860  1738 1650 3078  2957    2837      2716      2595      2473      2352    2230      2108      1986  1863 1660 3204  3083    2963      2842      2721      2599      2478    2356      2234      2112  1989 1670 3330  3210    3089      2968      2847      2726      2604    2482      2360      2238 2116 1680 3457  3336    3215      3095      2973      2852      2731    2609      2487      2365  2242 1690 3583  3463    3342      3221      3100      2979      2857    2736      2614      2492  2369 1700 3710  3590    3469      3348      3227      3106      2984    2863      2741      2619  2496 UNITl                                                      Page 17 of 20
 
OPtl/A/6100/22 UNITl                                              Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1500  1510    1520      1530      1540      1550      1560    1570      1580      1590 1600 1310 9127  9575    10019    10461      10900      11337      11770  12200    12628      13054 13476 1320 8614  9062    9507      9949      10388      10824      11257  11688    12116      12541 12964 1330 8106  8554    8998      9440      9879      10315      10749  11179    11607      12032 12455 1340 7601  8049    8494      8936      9375      9811      10244    10675    11103      11528 11950 1350 7100  7548    7993      8434      8874      9310      9743    10174    10601      11027 11449 1360 6603  7050    7495      7937      8376      8812      9246    9676    10104      10529 10952 1370 6109  6557    7002      7443      7882      8319      8752    9183      9610      10036 10458 1380 5619  6067    6511      6953      7392      7829      8262    8693      9120      9546 9968 1390 5132  5580    6025      6467      6906      7342      7775    8206      8634      9059 9481 1400 4649  5097    5542      5984      6423      6859      7292    7723      8151      8576 8998 1410 4170  4617    5062      5504      5943      6379      6813    7243      7671      8096 8519 1420 3693  4141    4586      5028      5467      5903      6336    6767      7195      7620 8043 1430 3221  3668    4113      4555      4994      5430      5864    6294      6722      7147 7570 1440 2751  3199    3643      4085      4524      4961      5394    5825      6252      6678 7100 1450 2285  2732    3177      3619      4058      4494      4928    5358      5786      6211 6634 1460 1821  2269    2714      3156      3595      4031      4464    4895      5323      5748 6171
~
1470 1361  1809    2254      2696      3135      3571      4004    4435      4863      5288 5711
~A  1480  905  1352    1797      2239      2678      3114      3548    3978      4406      4831 5254 A  1490  451  899    1343      1785      2224      2660      3094    3524      3952      4377 4800 Z  1500  0    448    893      1334      1773      2210      2643    3074      3501      3927 4349 0  1510  123    0      445        887      1326      1762      2195    2626      3054      3479 3901 E=: 1520  245  123      0      442        881      1317      1750    2181      2609      3034 3457
;2  1530  369  246      123        0        439        875        1309    1739      2167      2592 3015
~
Z  1540 492    369    246        123        0        436        870    1300      1728      2153 2576
~
u  1550  615  493    370        247        124        0        433      864      1292      1717 2139 Z                                                        124                          858      1284  1706 0  1560  739  617    494        371        247                    0    431 u  1570  863  741    618        495        371      248        124      0        428        853  1276 Z
0  1580  987  865    742        619      496        372        248      124        0        425  848
~
0  1590 1112  989    866        743        620      496        373      249      124        0  422 c:o 1600 1237  1114    991        868        745      621        497      373      249        125    0 Q
1610 1361  1239    1116      993        870      746        622      498      374        250  125
~
~  1620 1487  1364    1241      1118        995      871        747      623      499        375  250 C/)
~  1630 1612  1489    1366      1243      1120      997        873    749      625        500  375 Q
1640 1738  1615    1492      1369      1246      1122      998      874      750        626  501 1650 1863  1741    1618      1495      1371      1248      1124    1000      876        752  627 1660 1989  1867    1744      1621      1498      1374      1250    1126      1002        878  753 1670 2116  1993    1870      1747      1624      1500      1377    1253      1128      1004  879 1680 2242  2120    1997      1874      1750      1627      1503    1379      1255      1130  1006 1690 2369  2246    2124      2001      1877      1754      1630    1506      1382      1257  1133 1700 2496  2374    2251      2128      2004      1881      1757    1633      1509      1384  1260 1710 2623  2501    2378      2255      2132      2008        1884    1760      1636      1512  1387 1720 2751  2628    2505      2382      2259      2135      2012    1888      1764      1639  1514 1730 2879  2756    2633      2510      2387      2263      2139    2015      1891      1767  1642 1740 3007  2884    2761      2638      2515      2391      2267    2143      2019      1895  1770 1750 3135  3012    2889      2766      2643      2519      2396    2272      2148      2023  1898 1760 3263  3141    3018      2895      2771      2648      2524    2400      2276      2152  2027 1770 3392  3269    3147      3024      2900      2777      2653    2529      2405      2280  2156 1780 3521  3398    3276      3152      3029      2906        2782    2658      2534      2409  2285 1790 3650  3528    3405      3282      3158      3035        2911    2787      2663      2538  2414 1800 3780  3657    3534      3411      3288      3164        3041    2917      2792      2668  2543 UNITl                                                      Page 18 of 20
 
OP/l1A/61 00/i2 UNITl                                                  Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution: !fin Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1600  1610    1620    1630      1640      1650      1660    1670      1680      1690 1700 1410 8519    8939    9356    9771      10183      10592      11000  11404    11807      12207 12604 1420 8043    8462    8880    9294      9707      10116      10523  10928    11330      11730 12128 1430 7570    7990    8407    8821      9234      9643      10050  10455    10858      11257 11655 1440 7100    7520    7937    8352      8764      9174      9581    9986    10388      10788 11185 1450 6634    7054    7471    7886      8298      8707      9114    9519      9922      10321 10719 1460 6171    6590    7008    7422      7835      8244      8651    9056      9458      9858 10256 1470 5711    6130    6548    6962      7375      7784      8191    8596      8998      9398 9796 1480 5254    5674    6091      6505      6918      7327      7734    8139      8542      8941 9339 1490 4800    5220    5637      6052      6464      6874      7281    7685      8088      8488 8885 1500 4349    4769    5186      5601      6013      6423      6830    7235      7637      8037 8434 1510 3901    4321    4738      5153      5565      5975      6382    6787      7189      7589 7987 1520 3457    3876    4294      4708      5121      5530      5937    6342      6744      7144 7542 1530 . 3015  3435    3852      4266      4679      5088      5495    5900      6303      6702 7100 1540 2576    2996    3413      3827      4240      4649      5056    5461      5864      6263 6661 1550 2139    2559    2977      3391      3803      4213      4620    5025      5427      5827 6225 1560 1706    2126    2543      2958      3370      3780      4187    4592      4994      5394 5791 r-..... 1570 1276    1695    2113      2527      2940      3349      3756    4161      4563      4963 5361
~Pot    1580    848  1268    1685    2099      2512      2921      3328    3733      4136      4535 4933 Pot    1590  422    842    1260    1674      2086      2496      2903    3308      3710      4110 4508 Z      1600    0    420    837      1252      1664      2074      2481    2886      3288      3688 4085 0
~
1610    125    0      417      832      1244      1654      2061    2466      2868      3268 3666 f-4 1620  250    125      0      415      827      1237      1644    2048      2451      2851 3248
~
f-4    1630  375    251      125      0        412        822        1229    1634      2036      2436 2834 uffi 1640  501    376    251      126        0        410        817    1222      1624      2024 2421 1650  627    502    377      251        126        0        407      812      1214      1614 2012 Z      1660  753    628    503      378      252        126          0      405      807      1207  1605 0
u      1670  879    754    629      504      378        252        126      0        402        802  1200 Z
0      1680 1006    881    756      630      505        379        253      127        0        400  798
~
0        1690 1133    1008    883      757      632        506        380      253      127        0  398 CO      1700 1260    1135    1010      884      759        633        507      380      254        127    0 Q
1710 1387    1262    1137    1011      886        760        634      508      381        254  127
~
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Appendix C              Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet JPM A1b SRO 2008 Admin - JPM A1b SRO                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Job Performance Measure                      Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:    3010MP015 Task
 
==Title:==
Approve a Completed Procedure            JPM No.:    2008 Admin - JPM A1b SRO KIA
 
==Reference:==
GKiA 2.1.20 (4.6)
Examinee:                                                      NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                            Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                        Actual Performance:        x Classroom          x      Simulator            Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:        Unit 1 is at 100% Power.
PT/1/A/4600/003D, Monthly Surveillance Items, Enclosure 13.3, NC Pump Seal Injection Flow Checklist has been performed.
Task Standard:              The operator will review completed Enclosure 13.3 of PT/1/A/4600/003D and identify errors as listed in the JPM. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        Calculator General
 
==References:==
PT/1/A/4600/003D, Monthly Surveillance Items SOMP 04-02, Procedure Use and Adherence Tech Specs and Tech Spec Reference Manual 2008 Admin - JPM A1b SRO                                                    NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                            Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Handouts:            PT/1/A/4600/003D (Entire Procedure), with Enclosure 13.3, "NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist," marked up as follows:
* Cover Sheet - under date performed enter "5/12/08."
* Cover Sheet - under Completion place a Check in the YES Box for the 1st, 2 nd and s" Checkboxes, and place a Check in the NA Box for the 3 rd and 4th Checkboxes.
* Cover Sheet - Under Completion place the name "Fred Kirk" under "Verified By" and enter the date verified as 5/12/08.
* Cover Sheet - in remarks section, place performer's initials, but no name (Known Error). Also, place the initials and names of the operators who perform steps 1.8.1 and 1.8.3.
* Step 1.1 Checkbox is checked.
* Step 1.2 all 3 Checkboxes are checked.
* Step 1.3 all 7 Checkboxes checked, and the following recorded:
* 1NV-238 - _62_ %
* 1NV-241 - _46_%
* 1NV-459-_42_0/0
* 1NV-458A - closed
* 1NV-457A - closed
* Pzr Level Master Position - _43_%
* Pzr Level - 55%
* Note prior to Step 1.4 is checked.
* Step 1.4 - NA/lnitialed.
* Caution prior to Step 1.5 is checked.
* Step 1.5.1 - NA/NO Initials (Known Error).
* Steps 1.5.1.1 through 1.5.1.3 - leave blank (Higher Order step is NA).
* Step 1.5.2 - 1st bullet has Checkmark placed in initial space (Known Error), other three bullets are initialed.
* Notes prior to Step 1.5.3 are checked (3).
* Step 1.5.3 - initialed, and the following recorded:
* A-12.4
* B - 8.6
* C - 8.0
* 0 - 9.0
* Total- 38 gpm
* Note prior to Step 1.5.4 is checked.
* Step 1.5.4 - NA/lnitialed.
* Steps 1.5.4.1 through 1.5.1.3 - leave blank (Higher Order step is NA).
2008 Admin - JPM A 1b*SRO                                            NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                        Job Performance Measure                        Form ES-C-1 Worksheet
* Note prior to Step 1.5.5 is checked.
* Steps 1.5.5 through 1.5.5.3 - Initialed.
* Step 1.6 both Checkboxes are checked.
* Step 1.7 - NA/lnitialed.
* Steps 1.7.1 through 1.7.10- leave blank (Higher Order step is NA).
* Step 1.8 Initialed.
* Step 1.8.1 Initialed by SRO.
* Step 1.8.2 Checkbox is checked.
* Notes prior to Step 1.8.3 are checked (3).
* Step 1.8.3 all four bullets initialed, DV space initialed and initials of procedure performer are listed beside each bullet.
* Step 1.8.4 - initialed, and the following recorded:
* A - 9.8
* B-1 0.6
* C-10.2
* 0 - 9.8
* Total - 39.4 gpm (Known Error (Math Error))
* Step 1.8.5 both Checkboxes are checked.
* Step 1.8.6 is left blank (Known Error).
* Step 1.8.6.1 Checkbox is checked.
* Step 1.8.6.2 - Initialed.
* Steps 1.8.6.3 - NA/lnitialed.
* Steps 1.8.6.4 through all four bullets of Step 1.8.6.5 - initialed.
* Steps 1.8.6.6 - NA/lnitialed.
* Steps 1.8.6.6 A and B - leave blank (Higher Order step is NA).
* Note prior to Step 1.8.6.7 is checked.
* Steps 1.8.6.7 - NA/lnitialed.
* Steps 1.8.6.7 A-C - leave blank (Higher Order step is NA).
* Note prior to Step 1.8.6.8 is checked.
* Steps 1.8.6.8, A-C through 1.8.6.9 - initialed.
* Step 1.8.6.10 Checkbox is checked.
* Step 1.9.1 - Initialed (Known Error - Should have been left blank)
* Step 1.9.2 - Left Blank (Known Error - Operator's Review will determine that it must be completed).
* Step 1.9.2.1 and 1.9.2.2 Checkboxes are left blank (Known Error -
Operators Review will determine that it must be completed) 2008 Admin - JPM A1b SRO                                            NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                          Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SOMP 04-02, Procedure Use and Adherence Tech Specs and Tech Spec Reference Manual Initiating Cue:      Evaluate the procedure for technical and administrative accuracy in accordance with Section 10 of SOMP 04-02, "Procedure Use and Adherence."
Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:    15 minutes 2008 Admin - JPM A1 b SRO                                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 6 of 10                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and handout marked up copy of PT/1/Al4600/003D, Enclosure 13.3.
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                        STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (SOMP 04-02/Step 10.1)        Operator reviews the Review the procedure.        procedure and discovers the following administrative errors:
(Step 10.1.1) A supervisor shall perform a timely review of the procedure and verify completeness.
NOTE TO EXAMINER:
Three (3) of the Four (4) minor errors must be identified by operator.
* No name is provided for initials on Procedure Cover Sheet.
* Step 1.5.1 has NOT been initialed as required.
* Step 1.5.2 has a checkmark instead of initials.
* Step 1.8.6 is left blank.
2008 Admin - JPM A1b SRO                                              NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                Page 7 of 10                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                    STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 2    (SOMP 04-02/Step 10.1)      Step 1.8.3 - Operator Review the procedure.        recognizes that the performer did NOT comply with step 1.8.3 and (Step 10.1.1) A supervisor  establish 7.8-8.8 gpm of shall perform a timely      Seal Water Flow to each review of the procedure and  NC Pump.
verify completeness.
* Step 1.8.4 -  A math error exists (should be 40.4 instead of 39.4 gpm).
Because of this, the Acceptance Criteria is NOT met, even though the individual performing the PT has indicated that it has been met in step 1.9.1.
* The operator recognizes this and corrects the math
* error, entering 40.4 gpm on step 1.8.4, and lining out and initialing step 1.9.1 indicating Acceptance Criteria is NOT met.
Operator proceeds to Step 1.9.2.
2008 Admin - JPM A1b SRO                                          NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 8 of 10                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT
    *3      (PT/1 /A/4600/003D/            Operator addresses Enclosure 13.3/Step 1.9.2)    Technical Specification If any acceptance criteria is  3.5.5 and determines that NOT met, perform the          the LCO is NOT met.
following:
Operator identifies that (Step 1.9.2.1) Item is        Condition A is applicable, identified as a discrepancy,  and that Action A.1 is evaluated per Tech            required within 4 hours.
Spec/SLC and appropriate Action is taken.
4      (Step 1.9.2.2) Discrepancy Sheet is attached.
Terminating Cue:              Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
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Appendix C                            Page 9 of 10                  Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Admin - JPM A1b SRO Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                  Date:
2008 Admin - JPM A1 b SRO                                  NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                                              Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS: Unit 1 is at 100% Power.
PT/1/A/46001003D, Monthly Surveillance Items, Enclosure 13.3, NC Pump Seal Injection Flow Checklist has been performed.
INITIATING CUE:    Evaluate the procedure for technical and administrative accuracy in accordance with Section 10 of SOMP 04-02, "Procedure Use and Adherence."
NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
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PT/l/A/4600/003 D Page 2 of 6 Revision History (significant issues, limited to one page)
Rev 069    (12-2-07)
Removed Restricted change to Enclosure 13.5 that changed the positions for lCA-86A and lCA-116B from "CLOSED" to "OPEN". Both valves are now "CLOSED".
Rev 068    (11-28-07)
Restricted change to Enclosure 13.5, changed the positions for 1CA-86A and 1CA-116B from "CLOSED" to "OPEN". {PIP 07-6071}
Rev 067    (11/15/07) Updated procedure to include sign offs for acceptance criteria being met or evaluations being made. {PIP M-07-00393}
Rev 066    (09/13/07)
* Incorporated Reactivity Management guidelines into enclosure 13.3.
* Per PIP 07-1787, in Enclosure 13.1, clarified that S/G NR Levels Channel 3 and 4 are required for compliance of ITS 3.3.3 (Post Accident Monitoring Instrumentation). Two channels are required operable and isolated from 7300 pes.
For S/G NR Level, Channels 1 and 2 are not isolated from 7300 PCS as described in UFSAR 1.11.5.1.3.1 and cannot be used for ITS 3.3.3.12 compliance.
* Revised Step 4.1 to add sign off blanks for each pressuirzer level channel.
* Deleted old Step 2.1 of Enclosure 13.1. The instruments listed are not required to meet TS 3.3.3 (reference PIP M-00-00779).
* Revised Enclosure 13.1. as follows:
Note: These changes are in response to PIP M-07-01914. Docu Track MNS-2002-003259 can also be used as a reference. These changes were discussed with Phil Keller of Engineering and meet his recommendations.
* Deleted note prior to Step 1.12.
* Deleted Step 1.12.1.
* Added new Step 1.12.1. This step is applicable in Modes 1 - 3 and checks Wide Range Flux meter deviation. Guidance is also provided to notify Engineering to evaluate operability.
* Revised format of old Step 1.12.2 and changed deviation range from 150/0 to 20%.
* On page 3 of 6 added new Step to check operability of NC WR pressure and deleted old Step 3.1. The instruments referenced in Step 3.1 are not isolated and therefore can not be used for Tech Spec surveillance.
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PT/l/A/4600/003 D Page 3 of 6 Monthly Surveillance Items
: 1. Purpose
* Check proper operation or condition of various instruments and systems.
* Check the positions of various valves in EeCS and NS flowpaths.
: 2. References 2.1    Tech Spec:
* ITS SR 3.3.3.1, ITS Table 3.3.3-1, Post Accident Monitoring Instrumentation
* ITS SR 3.3.4.1, Table 3.3.4-1, Remote Shutdown System
* ITS SR 3.5.5.1, Seal Injection Flow
* ITS SR 3.5.1.4, (Cold Leg) Accumulators
* ITS SR 3.7.5.1, CA
* ITS SR 3.5.2.2, ECCS Flow path
* ITS SR 3.6.6.1, NS Flow path
* ITS Table 3.3.1-1 Items 16.a-e, Reactor Trip System Instrumentation (P-6, P-7, P-8, P-10 and P-13) 2.2    UFSAR 2.3    TMI Response
: 3. Time Required Two operators for 2 hours once per 31 days.
: 4. Prerequisite Tests None
: 5. Equipment Required 5.1    Auxiliary Shutdown Control Panel Key #172 5.2    H 2 Analyzer Panel Keys #172 and #196 Unit 1
 
PT/l/A/4600/003 D Page 4 of 6
: 6. Limits and Precautions 6.1    This procedure is Reactivity Management related. Enclosure 13.3 (NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist) adjusts letdown flow to the NC System which can affect letdown temperature which affects boron saturation of NV demineralizers. (R.M.)
6.2    IF acceptance criteria NOT met, a report to the NRC may be necessary. Operations Shift Manager and NCO shall be notified immediately. Operations Staff Manager or Designee should be notified if deemed appropriate by Operations Shift Manager.
6.3    IF any instrument inoperable or out of Tech Spec requirements, consult appropriate Tech Spec Actions to determine any necessary immediate or corrective action.
6.4    IF Unit status or System condition prevents performance of a surveillance item, item should be noted.
: 7. Required Unit Status
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~07.1        Mode 1,2,3 or 4.
: 8. Prerequisite System Conditions None
: 9. Test Method
    * , Visual inspection of various instruments
* Total NC Pump Seal Injection Flow is determined to be less than or equal to 40 gpm
* Most current boron concentration of CLAs determined to be greater than COLR limits
* Visual inspection of various pump motor indications
* Visual inspection of various valve position indications. Valves with power removed by R&Rs, procedure, or Tech Specs may have their position checked using OAC. IF power and OAC unavailable, visual indication of valve position shall be made
: 10. Data Required 10.1  Completed Enclosures 13.1 - 13.7.
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: 11. Acceptance Criteria 11.1 Each valve or instrument operable or identified as a discrepancy, evaluated per Tech Spec / SLC and appropriate corrective action taken.
11.2 In Enclosure 13.3 (NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist), total amount of Controlled Leakage to NC Pump Seals is less than or equal to 40 gpm.
11.3 In Enclosure 13.4 (Boron Concentration Checklist), each Cold Leg Accumulator shall contain a boron concentration within the LCO limits specified in the COLR.
11.4 In Enclosure 13.5 (CA Valve/Power Supply Checklist), Enclosure 13.6 (ECCS and NS Valve/Power Supply Checklist for Modes 1 - 3) and Enclosure 13.7 (ECCS and NS Valve/Power Supply Checklist for Mode 4):
11.4.1    In Part A of each enclosure, one of the following criteria shall apply:
11.4.1.1    Correct valve position indication (unless otherwise noted)
OR 11.4.1.2    Item identified as a discrepancy, evaluated per Tech Specs / SLC and appropriate corrective action taken.
11.4.2    In Part B of each enclosure, one of the following criteria shall apply:
11.4.2.1    Valve control power or pump motor control power is available OR 11.4.2.2    Item identified as a discrepancy, evaluated per Tech Specs / SLC and appropriate corrective action taken.
: 12. Procedure I
txt 12.1
              ,~ry Record Mode:  ---t------
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12.2  IF in Mode 1,2,3, OR prior to entering Mode 3, perform the following:
(Enclosures may be performed in any order.)
* Complete Enclosure 13.1 (Main Control Board Instrumentation Checklist)
* Complete Enclosure 13.2 (Remote Instrumentation Checklist)
* Complete Enclosure 13.6 (ECCS and NS Valve / Power Supply Checklist for Modes 1 - 3 Unit 1
 
PTI II A146001003 D Page 6 of 6 NOTE:        /..seal Injection valves may be set up per OP/l/A/62001001 B (Chemical Volume and
              . Control System Charging) in Modes 3 and 4. Leakage must be documented by
:~ . performing Enclosure 13.3 (NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist) of this procedure prior to Mode 2 OR within 4 hours after NC System pressure stabilizes between 2215 - 2255 psig in Modes 1 - 3.
12.3      IF in Modes 1, 2, 3 OR within 4 hours after NC System pressure stabilizes between 2215 - 2255 psig, perform Enclosure 13.3 (NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist).
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12.4    IF in Modes 1,2,3 ANDNC System Pressure is greater than 1000 psig, perform Enclosure 13.4 (Boron Concentration Checklist).
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~, 12.5          IF in Modes 1,2,3 OR in Mode 4 with CA operable, perform Enclosure 13.5 (CA Valve Checklist).
IF in Mode 4, perform Enclosure 13.7 ECCS and NS Valve/Power Supply Checklist for Mode 4
: 13. Enclosures 13.1      Main Control Board Instrumentation Checklist 13.2      Remote Instrumentation Checklist 13.3      NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist 13.4      Boron Concentration Checklist 13.5      CA Valve/Power Supply Checklist 13.6      ECCS and NS Valve/Power Supply Checklist for Modes 1 - 3 13.7      ECCS and NS Valve/Power Supply Checklist for Mode 4 End of Body Unit 1
 
Enclosure 13.3 PT/l/AJ46oo/003 D NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist          Page 1 of 7
: 1. Procedure rll.l  IF in Mode 1 or 2, ensure Reactivity Management controls established per SOMP 01 - 02 (Reactivity Management). (R.M.)
1.2 Check the following:
iNC      System pressure stable between 2215 - 2255 psig
[M'.;pzr Level at program level liY' Nonnalletdown in service 1.3 Record the following:
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B )NV-238      (Chargi~g ~ine Flow Control) po~i~ion rn')NV-241 (Seal Injection Flow Control) position
        ~INV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control) position l!11NV-458A (75 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) position                C~\o.
        &sect;;.INV-457A (45 gpm ~~Orifice Outlet Cont Iso!) position                  C*\O~c\
        ~ fzr Level Master positron
        &pzrLevel Maximum design flowrate through the Cation Bed Demin is 75 gpm.
IF Cation Bed Demineralizer is in service, maintain flow per OP/IIAJ62001001 D (Chemical and Volume Control System Demineralizers) by throttling 1NV-345 (Mixed Bed Demin Outlet Hdr).
CAUTI~      Adjusting Letdown flow or pressure may cause changes in Letdown Hx outlet temperature. Changing Letdown temperature affects Boron saturation of NV demineralizers which can result in Boron addition or dilution of NCS. (R.M.)
1.5  Establish 120 gpm charging flow as follows:
NA~ 1.5.1      IF INV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) OR INV-458A (75 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) open, perform the following:
1.5.1.1    Ensure closed INV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control).
1.5.1.2    Open 1NV-35A (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol).
1.5.1.3    Place INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "MAN" and reduce letdown pressure to 150-250 psig. (R.M.)
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Enclosure 13.3 PT/l/A/46oo/003 D NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist          Page 2 of7 1.5.2      Perform the following steps concurrentl y:
* Place INV-238 (Charging Line Flow Control) in "MAN" and throttle open
          \4:E~.      Throttle open 1NV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control) to increase letdown flow to equal charging flow increase (R.M.)
RCl3.      Throttle 1NV-241 (Seal Injection Flow Control) to increase charging flow to 120 gpm (115-125 gpm acceptable) and maintain seal injection flow RW.        Adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain letdown pressure less than 500 psig (R.M.)
NOTE: v:  Normal operating band for total seal injection flow is 32 - 40 gpm.
* Operating band of7.8 - 8.8 gpm to each NC Pump preferred.
      ~ It is desirable to closely match all seal flows within 0.2 gpm.
  ~~ 1.5.3        WHEN 1NV-238 (Charging Line Flow Control) full open AND charging flow 120 gpm (115-125 gpm acceptable), record seal injection flow to each NC Pump, then sum for total flow:
                                                                + ----        =          gpm A              B              C            D NOTE: ~down backpressure requirements when using 1NV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cant Iso1) have been raised due to excessive vibration.
IF 1NV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) open, perform the following:
1.5.4.1      Adjust INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain 450 - 475 psig letdown. (R.M.)
1.5.4.2      Ensure INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer set to control pressure at 450 - 475 psig.
1.5.4.3      Place INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "AUTO".
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NOTE:  ~ormal Letdown          Pressure of 350 psig is preferred. A range is provided to allow
      " flexibility due to abnormal plant conditions.
IF 1NV-457 A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) closed, perform the following:
1.5.5.1      Adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer to maintain 150 - 375 psig letdown pressure. (R.M.)
1.5.5.2      Ensure 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer set to actual letdown pressure.
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              \4~O/~) 1.5.5.3        Place 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "AUTO".
1.6    Maintain Pzr Level at program level by throttling:
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        ~  )NV-241 (Seal Injection Flow Control)
C9' 1NV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control)
IF seal injection flow less than or equal to 40 gpm AND seal injection flow adjustment NOT desired, restore normal charging flow as follows:
D 1.7.1          Refer to values recorded in Step 1.3.
1.7.2        Place 1NV-124 (Letdown Pressure Control) in "MAN".
1.7.3        IF 1NV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) open, adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain 450-475 psig letdown pressure. (R.M.)
1.7.4        IF INV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) closed, adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain 150 - 375 psig letdown pressure. (R.M.)
1.7.5        Perform the following steps concurrently:
* Throttle closed 1NV-238 (Charging Line Flow Control)
* Throttle closed INV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control) to decrease letdown flow to equal charging flow decrease (R.M.)
* Adjust INV-241 (Seal Injection Flow Control) to obtain normal Seal Injection Flow to each NC Pump
* Adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain letdown pressure at desired pressure (R.M.)
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Enclosure 13.3                    PT/I/A/4600/003 D NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist        Page 4 of 7 1.7.6      IF 1NV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control) no longer required to maintain additional letdown flow, perform the following:
1.7.6.1      Close 1NV-459 (Variable UD Orifice Outlet Flow Control). (R.M.)
1.7.6.2      WHEN 1NV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control) closed, close 1NV-35A (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Cant Isol).
NOTE:  Letdown backpressure requirements when using INV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) have been raised due to excessive vibration.
1.7.7      IF INV-457 A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) open, perform the following:
1.7.7.1      Adjust INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain 450 - 475 psig letdown. (R.M.)
1.7.7.2      Ensure 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer set to control pressure at 450 - 475 psig.
1.7.7.3      Place INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "AUTO".
NOTE:  Normal Letdown Pressure of 350 psig is preferred. A range is provided to allow flexibility due to abnormal plant conditions.
1.7.8      IF 1NV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) closed, perform the following:
1.7.8.1      Adjust INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer to maintain 150 - 375 psig letdown pressure. (R.M.)
1.7.8.2      Ensure INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer set to actual letdown pressure.
1.7.8.3      Place INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "AUTO".
1.7.9      WHEN Pzr Level at program level, place INV-238 (Charging Line Flow Control) in "AUTO".
D 1.7.10      Maintain Pzr Level at program level.
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Enclosure 13.3 PT/l/A/4600/003 D NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist            Page 5 of 7 1.8      IF seal injection flow greater than 40 gpm OR adjustments to seal injection flow desired, complete the following:
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  ~ 1.8.1              Evaluate ITS 3.5.5 (Seal Injection Flow).
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      ~ 1.8.2          Station operators at seal injection valves in contact with Control Room.
NOTE:    ~    Normal operating band for total seal injection flow is 32 - 40 gpm.
          ~    Operating band of 7.8 - 8.8 gpm to each NC Pump preferred.
          ~    It is desirable to closely match all seal flows within 0.2 gpm.
1.8.3      With 1NV-238 (Charging Line Flow Control) full open AND charging flow 120 gpm (115-125 gpm acceptable), adjust the following to establish 7.8 - 8.8 gpm to each NC Pump:
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* INV-28 (NC Pump lA Seal Water Manual Control) 1NV-44 (NC Pump 1B Seal Water Manual Control) ex:..      INV-60 (NC Pump 1C Seal Water Manual Control) c::x:.      INV-76 (NC Pump ID Seal Water Manual Control) 1.8.4      Check total seal injection flow less than or equal to 40 gpm:
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                                              ~:UJ              z          C{"B      = 39 .. 4  gp m A              B              C              D 1.8.5      Maintain Pzr Level at program level by throttling:
                        ~>NV-241 (Seal Injection Flow Control)
[!{ INV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control)
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NOTE:  (r~etdown backpressure      requirements when using 1NV-457 A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) have been raised due to excessive vibration.
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                  .~.~<;f 1.8.6.7    IF INV-457 A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Iso1) open, perform the following:
A. Adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain 450 - 475 psig letdown. (R.M.)
B. Ensure INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer set to control pressure at 450 - 475 psig.
: c. Place INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "AUTO".
NOTE:  ~al Letdown Pressure of 350 psig is preferred.          A range is provided to allow flexibility due to abnormal plant conditions.
1.8.6.8    IF INV-457 A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Iso1) closed, perform the following:
                            ~      A. Adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer to maintain 150 - 375 psig letdown pressure. (R.M.)
                            ~:;    B. Ensure 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer set to actual letdown pressure.
: c. Place INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "AUTO".
              \<l;    1.8.6.9    WHEN Pzr Level at program level, place INV-238 (Charging Line Flow Control) in "AUTO".
                ~1.8.6.10          Maintain Pzr Level at program level.
1.9    Complete one of the following:
1.9.1        Acceptance criteria met.
OR 1.9.2        IF any acceptance criteria NOT met, perform the following:
SRO D 1.9.2.1        Item is identified as a discrepancy, evaluated per Tech Spec/SLC.
and appropriate action is taken.
D 1.9.2.2        Discrepancy sheet is attached.
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Appendix C              Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet JPM A2 SRO 2008 Admin - JPM A2 SRO                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                    Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:  3010MP025 Task
 
==Title:==
Review Mechanical and Electrical        JPM No.:    2008 Admin - JPM A2 Isolation Boundaries to Isolate 1B NI                SRO Pump K/A
 
==Reference:==
GK/A 2.2.13 (4.3)
Examinee:                                                    NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                          Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                        Actual Performance:      x Classroom            x    Simulator            Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial"conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* Unit 1 is at 100 % power.
* A severe seal leak has just been discovered on 1B NI Pump.
* The WCC SRO has informed you that 1NI-149 has a history of seat leakage.
* A List of Suggested Tagged Components has been prepared to Isolate 1B NI Pump.
Task Standard:              Verify the Mechanical and Electrical Isolation Boundaries to Isolate 1B NI Pump. Component, positions and sequence are identified accurately.
Required Materials:        None General
 
==References:==
SOMP 02-01, Safety Tagging and Configuration Control NSD 500, Red Tags/Configuration Control Tags McGuire Flow Diagram, Drawing #MCFD-1562-03.00, Flow Diagram of Safety Injection System (NI)
Handouts:                  List of Suggested Tagged Components for 1B NI Pump (w/errors).
2008 Admin - JPM A2 SRO                                                    NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                          Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet McGuire Flow Diagram, Drawing #MCFD-1562-03.00, Flow Diagram of Safety Injection System (NI)
Initiating Cue:      The Work Control Center Supervisor has directed you to verify the Mechanical and Electrical Isolation Boundaries needed to isolate the 1B NI Pump for pump repair. Make any corrections if needed.
Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:    20 minutes Examiner NOTES:      See KEY for Tagout on Pages 7-8 of this JPM.
2008 Admin - JPM A2 SRO                                            NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 4 of 10                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue, the List of Suggested Tagged Components for 1B NI Pump (Last Two Pages of this JPM), and Drawing #MCFD-1562-03.00.
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1      Operator reviews MCFD-        Operator reviews MCFD-1562-03.00, Flow Diagram      1562-03.00, Flow Diagram (See of Safety Injection System    of Safety Injection System Key for                                (NI) and determines that the (NI) and determines CT*)                                  following components are components required to be tagged.                      required to be tagged:
* 1B NI Pump Motor DC Fuse Block
* 1B NI Pump Motor Bkr
* 1NI - 144B
* 1NI - 152B
* 1NI-150B
* 1NI - 136B
* 1NI-135B
* 1NI - 144B Bkr
* 1NI - 152B Bkr
* 1NI - 150B Bkr
* 1NI - 136B Bkr
* 1NI - 135B Bkr
* 1NI - 141 (Drain)
* 1NI - 142 (Drain)
* 1NI - 140 (Drain)
* 1NI-137 (Vent)
* 1NI - 402 (Vent)
* 1NI-139 (Drain)
* 1NI-21 0 (Vent)
* 1NI-858 (Optional)
    *2      Operator determines          PerKEY position of components required to be tagged.
2008 Admin - JPM A2 SRO                                              NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                Page 5 of 10                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                    STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT
    *3      Operator determines          PerKEY sequence in which the components are required to be tagged.
    *4      Verify adequacy of
* Operator recognizes that Mechanical and Electrical    the Suggested List does not Isolation Boundaries to      include 1NI-152B, which Isolate 1B NI Pump.          should be CLOSED.
Operator adds 1NI-152B, CLOSED, Sequence 2.
Operator recognizes that Per Admin procedure          the sequence is incorrect.
SOMP 02-01 the              The discharge side (1 NI -
Discharge Valve "Should"    144B and 1NI-150B) be closed before the        should be isolated before Suction Valve. For this set  the suctions (1 NI-135B and of circumstances this is    1NI-136B) are isolated.
NOT CRITICAL.                Operator changes:
* 1NI-135B and 136B to RFA Concurs 4/29/08              Sequence 3.
* 1NI-144B and 150B to Sequence 2.
* Operator recognizes that the Suggested List does not include 1NI-152B Breaker, which should be OPEN, Sequence 4.
Operator recognizes that the Suggested List of Tagged Components is inadequate as written and then identifies above changes.
Terminating Cue:            Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
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Appendix C                            Page 6 of 10                Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Admin - JPM A2 SRO Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                Date:
2008 Admin - JPM A2 SRO                                  NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                              Page 7 of 10                  Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION KEY:
Component                              Position              Sequence 1B NI Pump Motor DC Control Power                Removed                  1A Fuse Block*
1B NI Pump Motor Breaker*                    Racked Out                1A 1NI - 144B*                          CLOSED                    2 1NI-152B*                          CLOSED                    2 1NI-150B*                          CLOSED                    2 1NI-136B*                            CLOSED                  2or3 1NI - 135B*                          CLOSED                  2or3 1NI - 144B Breaker*                        OPEN                    4A 1N1-152B Breaker*                          OPEN                    4A 1N1-150B Breaker*                          OPEN                    4A 1NI -136B Breaker*                          OPEN                    4A 1NI - 135B Breaker*                        OPEN                    4A 1NI-141 (Drain)*                          OPEN                    5A 1NI - 142 (Drain)*                        OPEN                    5A 2008 Admin - JPM A2 SRO                                      NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                                            Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* Unit 1 is at 100 % power.
* A severe seal leak has just been discovered on 1B NI Pump.
* The WCC SRO has informed you that 1NI-149 has a history of seat leakage.
* A List of Suggested Tagged Components has been prepared to Isolate 1B NI Pump.
INITIATING CUE:    The Work Control Center Supervisor has directed you to verify the Mechanical and Electrical Isolation Boundaries needed to isolate the 1B NI Pump for pump repair. Make any corrections if needed.
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Appendix C                                                              Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET List of Suggested Tagged Components for 1B NI Pump:
Component                              Position              Sequence 1B NI Pump Motor Breaker                    Racked Out                  1 1NI-136B                            CLOSED                    2 1NI - 135B                            CLOSED                    2 1NI - 144B                            CLOSED                    3 1NI-150B                            CLOSED                    3 1NI -136B Breaker                          OPEN                    4 1NI - 135B Breaker                          OPEN                    4 1NI - 144B Breaker                          OPEN                    4 1N1-150B Breaker                          OPEN                    4 1NI-142 (Drain)                          OPEN                    5 1NI - 140 (Drain)                        OPEN                    5 1NI - 137 (Vent)                          OPEN                      5 NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C              Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet JPM A3 SRO 2008 Admin - JPM A3 SRO                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Job Performance Measure                      Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:  3010MP007, 315R03001 Task
 
==Title:==
Take On-Site Protective Actions          JPM No.:    2008 Admin - JPM A3 During a General Emergency                            SRO KIA
 
==Reference:==
GK/A 2.3.4 (3.7)
Examinee:                                                      NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                            Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                        Actual Performance:      x Classroom          x    Simulator              Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* With Unit 1 shutting down due to failed fuel causing high NC System Activity, a LOCA Outside of Containment occurred.
* A Site Assembly is in progress in accordance with Enclosure 4.3 of RP/O/A/5700/011, and all personnel have NOT been accounted for.
* An RP technician reports that an operator working with him in the 695 pipe chase has fallen and is severely injured. He has moved the injured person to an area that is somewhat shielded. Due to rapidly increasing dose rates, the RP technician leaves to get help. He believes the injuries are life threatening. He also stated that the individual could be retrieved but it would take two people to do so.
* The OSM has initiated and completed the immediate and subsequent actions of Enclosure 4.1 of RP/O/A/57001004, "General Emergency."
* RP has been contacted and estimates it will take at least ten minutes to retrieve the victim. Auxiliary Building Area Radiation Monitors indicate extremely high radiation levels.
* Dose rates at the area needing access is greater than 500 Rem/Hr.
Task Standard:              Select and dispatch two rescuers by completing Enclosure 4.4 of RP/0/A/5700/004. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
2008 Admin - JPM A3 SRO                                                      NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                          Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Required Materials:  Calculator General
 
==References:==
RP/0/A/5700/004, General Emergency RP/0/A/5700/011, Conducting a Site Assembly, Site Evacuation or Containment Evacuation.
RP/0/A/5700/29, RP/0/A/5700/29, Notification of Off-Site Agencies From the Control Room.
OMP 2-2, Conduct of Operations.
Handouts:            RP/0/A/5700/004, General Emergency, marked up as follows:
* Section 2 immediate actions are complete.
* Enclosure 4.1 actions are complete.
* Section 3 subsequent actions complete through Step 3.8.1.
Initiating Cue:      As the OSM, evaluate, and take on-site Protective Actions in accordance with Step 3.8.2 of RP/0/A/5700/004, "General Emergency."
Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:    15 minutes 2008 Admin - JPM A3 SRO                                            NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 4 of 10                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout RP/O/A/5700/004 marked up for placekeeping through step 3.8.1.
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1      (RP04/Step 3.8.2) IF a        Operator recognizes from situation is immediately      initial conditions that Dose hazardous to life or valuable rates at the area needing property exists, evaluate    access is greater than 500 potential dose rates by one  Rem/Hr.
of the following methods:
(Step 3.8.2.a) Contact RP Shift at Ext. 4282.
2      (Step 3.8.2.b) Assess area    Operator recognizes from monitors.                    initial conditions that Dose rates at the area needing access is greater than 500 Rem/Hr.
Operator determines that rescuers will need to be authorized to receive Emergency Exposure Dose Limits.
Cue:
Provide operator with List of Available Rescuers in Control Room.
Indicate that these individuals are available to send for Rescue.
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Appendix C                                Page 5 of 10                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                  STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 3      (Step 3.8.3) Complete        Operator reviews List of Enclosure 4.4 (Request for  Available Rescuers in Emergency Exposure), prior  Control Room and to dispatch of emergency    determines qualification of workers if emergency        potential rescuers.
situation precludes documentation.
    *4      (Enclosure 4.4.a)            Operator determines that Request for Emergency        Casey cannot be Exposure                    dispatched as a rescuer (Showing signs of pregnancy).
    *5      (Enclosure 4.4.c) Only on a  Operator determines that volunteer basis to persons    Cox cannot be dispatched fully aware of the risks      as a rescuer (Does NOT involved. All factors being  Volunteer).
equal, select volunteers above the age of 45 and      Operator determines that those who normally receive    Jones cannot be dispatched little exposure.            as a rescuer (Has too much Lifetime Exposure).
Operator determines that Leahy cannot be dispatched as a rescuer (Only STA -
OMP 2-2 requires her in Control Room).
Operator determines that Taylor cannot be dispatched as a rescuer
                                        << 45 years Old).
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Appendix C                                Page 6 of 10                  Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                    STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT
    *6      (Enclosure 4.4) Request for Operator selects Smith and Emergency Exposure          Kelly as rescuers, and completes Enclosure 4.4.
Operator enters the following information on Enclosure 4.4 for Smith:
* RP Badge # - 2579
* Name - Smith
* Age - 52
* Employer - Duke Operator enters the following information on Enclosure 4.4 for Kelly:
* RP Badge # - 2456
* Name - Kelly
* Age - 48
* Employer - Duke Operator has Smith and Kelly Read and Sign Enclosure 4.4.
Cue:
After having selected rescuers sign Enclosure 4.4, indicate that each has signed.
Cue:
If Operator seeks concurrence from RPM for authorization of Emergency Exposure Limits, indicate RPM Bob Smith has concurred.
Operator signs Enclosure 4.4 indicating that they approve the Emergency Exposure Authorization.
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Appendix C                            Page 7 of 10                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                  STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT Terminating Cue:        Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
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Appendix C                            Page 8 of 10                Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Admin - JPM A3 SRO Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT            UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                Date:
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Appendix C                                                                Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET List of Available Rescuers in Control Room:
RP      Name    Gender!          Jo"b    Employer  Current  Lifetime      Special Status Badge                Age        Assignment            Exposure  Exposure
  #                                                      (yr)
Would prefer not to 12345      Cox      Male/      Maintenance    Duke    1800 mr    5.2 R      go/ Reports good 49                                                      physical health 12456      Kelly  Female/        Engineer      Duke    45 mr    400 mr      Volunteers/ Reports 48                                                    good physical health 12567    Jones      Male          NLO        Duke    125 mr    35.4 R    Volunteers/ Reports
                      /45                                                    good physical health 12579    Smith      Male/        Training      Duke      6 mr    1400 mr    Volunteers/Reports 52        Supervisor                                  good physical health 12110    Casey    Female/        Security      Duke      10 mr    65 mr      Showing signs but 32        Supervisor                                    NOT Declared Pregnant/Volunteers/
Reports good physical health 12238    Leahy    Female/          STA        Duke      4 mr    120 mr    Volunteers/Only STA 46                                                    qualified individual in Control Room.
12198    Taylor    Male/        U2 BOP        Duke    78 mr      1.7 R    Volunteers/ Reports 34                                                    good physical health NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                                                  Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* With Unit 1 shutting down due to failed fuel causing high NC System Activity, a LOCA Outside of Containment occurred.
* A Site Assembly is in progress in accordance with Enclosure 4.3 of RP/0/A/5700/011, and all personnel have NOT been accounted for.
* An RP technician reports that an operator working with him in the 695 pipe chase has fallen and is severely injured. He has moved the injured person to an area that is somewhat shielded. Due to rapidly increasing dose rates, the RP technician leaves to get help. He believes the injuries are life threatening. He also stated that the individual could be retrieved but it would take two people to do so.
* The OSM has initiated and completed the immediate and subsequent actions of Enclosure 4.1 of RP/0/A/5700/004, "General Emergency."
* RP has been contacted and estimates it will take at least ten minutes to retrieve the victim. Auxiliary Building Area Radiation Monitors indicate extremely high radiation levels.
* Dose rates at the area needing access is greater than 500 Rem/Hr.
INITIATING CUE:    As the OSM, evaluate, and take on-site Protective Actions in accordance with Step 3.8.2 of RP/0/A/5700/004, "General Emergency."
NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                    Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:  3010MP007, 315R03001 Task
 
==Title:==
Make Protective Action                    JPM No.:    2008 Admin - JPM A4 Recommendations and Perform                          SRO Initial Notification KIA
 
==Reference:==
GKIA 2.4.44 (4.4)
Examinee:                                                    NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                          Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                        Actual Performance:        x Classroom            x      Simulator          Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* You are the WCC SRO/Off-site Communicator.
* One hour ago, a LOCA inside containment occurred on Unit 1. The crew implemented EP/1/N5000/ECA-1.1 (Loss of Emergency Coolant Recirc) due to multiple ECCS component failures.
* A Containment Red Path and a Core Cooling Red Path have occurred. The Emergency Coordinator has just declared a General Emergency per RP/O/N 5700/000, Enclosure 4.1, EAL # 4.1.G.2 (Loss of Any two Barriers AND Potential loss of the third).
* A Radioactive Release is still in progress above normal limits.
* Unit 1EMF 38, 39, 40 are all in trip 2.
* The TSC has NOT been fully activated.
                          .*    Unit 2 is at 100% power.
Task Standard:              The ENS Notification form is completed with the appropriate Protective Action Recommendations. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:          Pre-Printed ENF notebook General
 
==References:==
RP/0/N5700/000, Classification of Emergencies.
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Appendix C                          Job Performance Measure                          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet RP/O/A/5700/004, General Emergency.
RP/O/S/5700/029, Notification of Offsite Agencies From the Control Room.
Handouts:            RP/O/S/5700/029, Notification of Offsite Agencies From the Control Room.
Initiating Cue:    The Emergency Coordinator directs you to complete the initial notification form with the appropriate Protective Action Recommendations.
The following Conditions exist:
* Current wind direction is 329.5&deg;.
* Current wind speed is 9 mph.
                    *  .Containment pressure is 15 psig Event declaration time/date is now          --..,;..,./        (current time/date)
Time Critical Task: YES - 15 minutes (PT/0/A/4600/113, Enclosure 13.21; RP/O/S/5700/029, Enclosure 4.1, Step 1 Table, Step 1).
Validation Time:    15 minutes 2008 Admin - JPM A4 SRO                                                      NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                    Page 4 of 18                  Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout RP/O/B/5700/29.
START TIME:
STEPS                ELEMENTS                      STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1      (2.1) For Initial Notifications, Operator proceeds to perform Enclosure 4.1            Enclosure 4.1.
(Completion and Transmission of an Initial Notification Message).
2      (Step 1) Make initial            Operator recognizes that notifications according to      this message must be made the following criteria:          within 15 minutes.
Operator reads notes and Initial Notifications {G    proceeds to step 2.
0127}
: 1. Initial notifications to the State(s) and counties must be made within 15 minutes of the event declaration using the Emergency Notification form (ENF).
: 2. For an upgrade in classification prior to or while transmitting an initial message:
o  The notification for the lesser emergency classification must be made within 15 minutes of the lesser classification declaration time.
o  The agencies must be informed that an upgrade in classification will be coming.
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Appendix C                              Page 5 of 18                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                  STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT o The upgraded classification message must be transmitted within 15 minutes of the upgraded classification declaration time.
3      (Step 2) Complete an Emergency Notification Form by one of the following:
Obtain a preprinted ENF.
OR Obtain a blank ENF.
4      (Note prior to Step 2.1)    Operator reads Note.
messages are sequentially numbered throughout the drill/event.
5      (Step 2.1 ) Complete Line 1 as follows:
(Step 2.1.1) Check A (Drill)
OR B (Actual Event)
(Step 2.1.2) Record          Operator writes message message number)              number 1.
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Appendix C                                Page 6 of 18                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                  STANDARD                S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 6      (Note prior to Step 2.2)    Operator reads Note.
Notification Time and Date will be completed during message transmission.
7      (Step 2.2) On Line 2 check  Operator checks "initial" on A (initial).                Line 2.
8      (Step 2.3) Complete Line 3 as follows:
(Step 2.3.1) Record          Operator records McGuire "McGuire Nuclear Site" as    Nuclear Site" as Site on Site.                        Line 3.
(Step 2.3.2) Record "(704)  Operator records "(704) 875-6044" as confirmation    875-6044" as confirmation telephone number.            telephone number on Line 3.
9      (Step 2.4) Complete Line 4 as follows:
(Step 2.4.1) Check correct  Operator checks "0" for Emergency Classification. GENERAL EMERGENCY on Line 4.
(Step 2.4.2) Record EAL      Operator enters ilEAL #
(IC) number.                4.1.G.2.
Operator enters description (Step 2.4.3) Record EAL      such as:
(IC) description.            "Loss of Any Two Fission Product Barriers AND the Potential Loss of the Third.
Plant operators will recommend protective actions for the public. II OR Selects correct pre-printed form.
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Appendix C                                Page 7 of 18                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD          S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 10    (Step 2.5) Complete Line 5 as follows:
(Step 2.5.1) IF Notification  Operator recognizes that of Unusual Event, Alert, or  this step is NA.
Site Area Emergency ...
(Step 2.5.2) IF General      Operator proceeds to Emergency perform the        Enclosure 4.4.
following:
(A) Determine Protective Actions Recommendations per Enclosure 4.4 (Protective Action Recommendations) 11    (Enclosure 4.4/Step 1) IF a  NOTE TO EXAMINER:
General Emergency is Operator may use chart declared, determine Initial on Enclosure 4.4, page 2 Protective Action of 8. It bypasses page 3 of Recommendations as
: 8. They may also skip the follows (PIP-M-02-6163):
chart and go to page 3 of
: 8. Either method is acceptable.
1.1 Obtain the wind speed    Operator records wind and direction, use chart      speed and direction from recorder 1EEBCR91 00,        initial conditions.
point #5 (Average Lower Wind Speed) and point #8 (Average Upper Wind Direction).
Wind Direction (Point 8)
Wind Speed (Point 5):
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Appendix C                                  Page 8 of 18                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 12    (Step 1.2) IF chart recorder  Operator recognizes this unavailable....                step is NA and proceeds to next step.
13    (Step 2) If wind speed less    Operator recognizes that than or equal to 5 mph,        wind speed is NOT less recommend the                  than 5 mph, and continues following .....                on to Step 3.
14    (Step 3) If wind speed is      Operator reads Caution 1.
greater than 5 mph, evacuate and shelter zones as shown in the table below    Operator reads Caution 2, based on wind direction.      and recognizes that it is unknown when the release will be stopped.
(Step 2 Caution 1)
: 1. Once a zone is selected    Operator addresses Table for evacuation, it should not  and uses wind direction row be removed. {PIP-M        labeled 315.1-337.5.
3483}
(Step 2 Caution 2)
Operator determines that
* 2. A short term release is    zones B, C, D, L, M and R any release that can be        must be evacuated for a 2 projected to be 3 hours or    mile radius, and 5 miles less in duration. An          downwind.
example would be a "puff release", A controlled release is one that can be    Operator determines that started and stopped at the    zones A, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, licensee's discretion, such    N, 0, P, Q, And S must be as the venting of              sheltered.
Containment for pressure control. IF a release is short term and controlled, THEN sheltering in lieu of evacuation should be considered. {PIP-M            3631}
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Appendix C                                  Page 9 of 18                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS                ELEMENTS                    STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 15    (Step 4) If notified by RP      Operator recognizes that Dose Assessment that dose      this Step is NA, and does projections or field            not check D on Line 5 of measurements indicate that      ENF.
Thyroid dose will be ? 5 Rem, KI use by the General Public must be recommended in accordance with State Plans and Policy.
16    (Step 5) For any other          Operator recognizes that Protective Action              this Step is NA, and does Recommendation, Check E        not check E on Line 5 of (Other) and record              ENF.
information.
('
lc    17    (Step 6) After initial PARs    Operator recognizes that are transmitted to offsite      this Step is NA, and agencies, check for large      proceeds to next step.
fission product inventory in Containment as follows ...
18    (Step 7) If Containment        Operator recognizes that radiation level exceeds        this Step is NA, and limits in Step 6.3, ......      proceeds to next step.
19    (Step 8) A McGuire EPZ          Operator reads Step.
map is located on page 8 of 8, if it is desired to visually see zones evacuated or sheltered.
20    (Step 9) If notified by RP      Operator recognizes that Dose Assessment that dose      this Step is NA, and projections or field            proceeds to Step 10.
measurements indicate that Thyroid dose will be ? 5 Rem, KI use by the General
(            Public must be recommended in accordance with State Plans and Policy.
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Appendix C                                Page 10 of 18                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                    STANDARD                S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 21      (Step 10) On a continuing    Operator reads Step. and basis, evaluate plant        proceeds.
conditions for the need to update PARs. This evaluation should include
          .EMF51 AlB readings, wind speed and direction ...
22      (Step 11) Review dose        Operator recognizes that projections with the on-shift this Step is NA, and dose assessor (if available)  proceeds to Step 12.
to determine if Protective Action Recommendations are required beyond thei 0-mile EPZ.
23      (Step 12) IF Protective      Operator recognizes that Action Recommendations        this Step is currently NA, are required beyond 10        and returns to Step 2.5.2 B miles, notify the states and  of Enclosure 4.1 .
counties and request that they consider sheltering /
evacuating the general populations located beyond the affected 10-mile EPZ.
  *24      (Step 2.5.2.8) Check B (Evacuate) and record        Operator checks 8 on Line affected zones for            5 of ENF and records zones evacuation.                  B, C, D, L, M and R as evacuate zones.
  *25      (Step 2.5.2.C) Check C        Operator checks C on Line (Shelter) and record          5 of ENF and records, affected zones for            zones A, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, sheltering.                  N, 0, P, Q, and S must be sheltered.
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Appendix C                                Page 11 of 18                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 26    (Step 2.5.2.0) IF notified by Operator recognizes that RP Dose Assessment that      this Step is NA, and does dose projections or field    not check D on Line 5 of measurements indicate        ENF. Operator proceeds Thyroid dose will be equal    on to Step 2.5.2.E.
to or greater than 5 Rem, check D 27    (Step 2.5.2.E) For any other  Operator recognizes that Protective Action            this Step is NA, and does Recommendation, check E      not check E on Line 5 of (Other) and record            ENF.
information.
28    (Note prior to Step 2.6) An  Operator reads Note.
Emergency Release is an unplanned, quantifiable radiological release to the environment during an emergency event. The release does not have to be related to the declared emergency.
29    (Step 2.6) Complete Line 6    Operator recognizes from as follows:                  initial conditions that the (Step 2.6.1) IF any of the    release (Is occurring) and following exists, check B (Is checks B due to EMF-38, Occurring) or C (Has          39, or 40 readings in Trip 2 occurred) as appropriate:    (assume this due to LOCA inside containment) and
* EMF 38, 39, or 40        containment pressure readings indicate an    greater than 0.3 psig (Red increase AND            Path in Containment).
containment pressure greater than 0.3 psig.
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Appendix C                                Page 12 of 18                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 30    (Step 2.6.2) If no            Operator recognizes that emergency release exists,    there is an on-going release Check A (None).              and that this step is NA (Continues on to Step 2.7) 31    (Step 2.7) Complete Line 7 as follows:
(Step 2.7.1) If no release is Operator recognizes that in progress, Check A (Not    there is an on-going release Applicable), Go to Step 2.8. and that this step is NA (Continues on to Step 2.7.2) 32    (Note prior to Step 2.7.2)    Operator reads Note.
Release significance is determined by RP.
33    (Step 2.7.2) IF release      Operator checks C (Above significance is known,        normal operating limits) check B (Within normal        after receiving the following operating limits) OR C        cue:
(Above normal operating limits) as appropriate, GO TO Step 2.8 Operator goes to Step 2.8 34    (Step 2.8) Complete Line 8    Operator checks B (Stable) by checking appropriate      after receiving the following block:                        cue:
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Information for Line 9 may not be available and is not required for initial notifications.
36    (Step 2.9) Complete Line 9 as follows:
(Step 2.9.1) Record wind      Operator records wind direction (1 EEBCR91 00,      direction of 329.5&deg; (From point 8, or OAC point,        initial conditions).
M1 P0847).
(Step 2.9.2) Record wind      Operator records wind speed (1 EEBCR91 00, point    speed of 9 mph. (From 5, or GAG point, M1 P0848). initial conditions).
(Step 2.9.3) If time allows,  Operator may N/A step.
record precipitation type.
37    (Note prior to Step 2.9.4)    Operator reads Note.
Stability class is determined by RP.
38    (Step 2.9.4) If time allows,  Operator N/A's Step and check appropriate Stability  proceeds.
Class.
39    (Step 2.10) Complete Line 10 as follows:
(Step 2.10.1) Check A        Operator checks A (Declaration).                (Declaration).
(Step 2.10.2) Record          Operator records time and declaration Time and Date. date when JPM was started.
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Appendix C                                Page 14 of 18                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                    STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 40    (Step 2.11) Complete Line      Operator reads Note.
11 as follows:
(Note prior to Step 2.11)
The following Step may not be all inclusive of all events that may affect all units.
41    (Step 2.11.1) Evaluate the    Operator recognizes that following classification for  none of the identified events both units:                    has affected either Unit 1 or Unit 2.
* Security Event
* Seismic Event
* Tornado on site
* Hurricane force winds on site
* Loss of both switchyards
* Fire in SSF
* Fire affecting shared safety related equipment.
42    (Step 2.11.2) IF event        The operator recognizes affects the emergency class    that the event does NOT on both units equally, check  affect Unit 2 and does NOT All.                          check ALL.
43    (Step 2.11.3) IF event only    Operator recognizes that affects (1) unit OR one (1)    the events affect Unit 1 only unit has a higher              and checks Unit 1 on Line emergency class, check        11.
appropriate unit.
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Appendix C                                  Page 15 of 18                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD                S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 44    (Step 2.12) Complete Line      After cue, Operator checks 12 as follows:                A, records Unit 1 at 0%
power on 0800, 5/12/08.
o    Check box for affected unit(s)      Operator records Unit 2 at 100% power.
o    Record Unit Status for both units 45    (Step 2.13) On Line 13,        Operator leaves blank.
record any additional information as directed by the Emergency Coordinator.
46      (Step 2.14) Complete Line    Operator recognizes that 17 as follows:                the follow-up notification is (a) Have the Emergency        due to a change in PAR.
Coordinator approve.          Operator completes Line 17 by having the EC approve.
(b) Record Time and Date.      Operator records present time and Date.
(Note prior to c) Received    Operator reads Note.
by and Time/Date is for State and County use.
(c) Record your name on        Operator records their Notified By.                  name in "Notified By" space on Line 17.
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Appendix C                              Page 16 of 18                  Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                    STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 47    (Step 3) Transmit the message to Offsite Agencies as described below .....
Terminating Cue:            Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:                                TIME CRITICAL STOP TIME:
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Appendix C                            Page 17 of 18                Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Admin - JPM A4 SRO Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                Date:
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Appendix C                                                                Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET Initial Conditions:
* You are the WCC SRO/Off-site Communicator.
* One hour ago, a LOCA inside containment occurred on Unit 1.
The crew implemented EP/1/N5000/ECA-1.1 (Loss of Emergency Coolant Recirc) due to multiple ECCS component failures.
* A Containment Red path and a Core Cooling Red Path have occurred. The Emergency Coordinator has just declared a General Emergency per RP/O/N5700/000, Enclosure 4.1, EAL #
4.1.G.2 (Loss of Any two Barriers AND Potential loss of the third).
* A Radioactive Release is still in progress above normal limits.
* Unit 1EMF 38, 39, 40 are all in trip 2.
* The TSC has NOT been fully activated.
* Unit 2 is at 100% power.
INITIATING CUE:    The Emergency Coordinator directs you to complete a notification to the state and counties using RP/0/B/5700/029 (Notifications to Offsite Agencies from the Control Room) with the appropriate Protective Action Recommendations.
The following Conditions exist:
* Current wind direction is 329.5&deg;.
* Current wind speed is 9 mph.
* Containment pressure is 15 psig.
Event declaration time/date is now            /        (current time/date)
This JPM is TIME CRITICAL NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
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MP0072VO Reference Use PERFORMANCE              I This Procedure was printed on 04/29/08 at 10:25:23 from the electronic library as:
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COMPLETION            I DYes      D NA  Checklists and/or blanks initialed, signed, dated, or filled in NA, as appropriate?
DYes      0 NA  Required enclosures attached?
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DYes      0 NA  Calibrated Test Equipment, if used, checked out/in and referenced to this procedure?
DYes      D NA  Procedure requirements met?
Verified By                                                                                                                  Date Procedure Completion Approved                                                                                                Date Remarks (attach additional pages, ifnecessary)
IMPORTANT:                                                    Procedure No.                                                                              Revision No.
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RP/O/B/57001029 Page 2 of2 Notifications to Offsite Agencies from the Control Room
: 1. Symptoms Events are in progress or have occurred that require implementing the McGuire Emergency Plan and notification of offsite agencies. {PIP-M-02-2012}
: 2. Immediate Actions D 2.1    For Initial Notifications, perform Enclosure 4.1 (Completion and Transmission of an Initial Notification Message).
: 3. Subsequent Actions D 3.1    For Follow-up Notifications, perform Enclosure 4.2 (Completion andTransmission of a Follow-up Notification Message).
D 3.2    For Termination Messages, perform Enclosure 4.3 (Completion and Transmission of a Termination Notification Message).
: 4. Enclosures 4.1    Completion and Transmission of an Initial Notification Message 4.2    Completion and Transmission of a Follow-up Notification Message 4.3    Completion and Transmission of a Termination Notification Message 4.4    Offsite Protective Action Recommendations 4.5    NRC Event Notification Worksheet 4.6    County Emergency Response Radio
 
Enclosure 4.1                        RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial            Page 1 of 8 Notification Message
: 1. Make initial notifications according to the following criteria:
Initial Notifications {G-07-0127}
: 1. Initial notifications to the State(s) and counties must be made within 15 minutes of the event declaration using the Emergency Notification form (ENF).
: 2. For an upgrade in classification prior to or while transmitting an initial message:
    -The notification for the lesser emergency classification must be made within 15 minutes of the lesser classification declaration time.
    -The agencies must be informed that an upgrade in classification will be coming.
    -The upgraded classification message must be transmitted within 15 minutes of the upgraded classification declaration time.
: 2. Complete an Emergency Notification Form by one of the following:
D Obtain a preprinted ENF.
D Obtain a blank ENF.
NOTE:      Messages are sequentially nu~bered throughout the drill/event beginning with message number 1, and continues until termination of the drill/event.
2.1    Complete Line 1 as follows:
D 2.1.1        Check A (Drill) OR B (Actual Event).
D 2.1.2        Record message number.
NOTE:      Notification Time, Date, and Authentication will be completed during message transmission.
D 2.2      On Line 2 check A (Initial).
2.3    Complete Line 3 as follows:
D 2.3.1        Record "McGuire Nuclear Site" as Site.
D 2.3.2        Record (704) 875-6044 as confirmation telephone number.
 
Enclosure 4.1                      RP/O/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial          Page 2 of 8 Notification Message 2.4  Complete Line 4 as follows:
D 2.4.1    Check correct emergency classification.
o 2.4.2    Record EAL (IC) number.
D 2.4.3    Record the EAL (IC) description.
2.5  Complete Line 5 as follows:
- - 2.5.1      IF Notification of Unusual Event, Alert, OR Site Area Emergency check A (None), GO TO Step 2.6.
- - 2.5.2      IF General Emergency, perform the following:
D A. Determine Protective Action Recommendations per Enclosure 4.4 (Offsite Protective Action Recommendations).
D B. Check B (Evacuate) and record affected zones for evacuation.
D C. Check C (Shelter) and record affected zones for sheltering.
_ _ D. IF notified by RP Dose Assessment that dose projections or field measurements indicate Thyroid dose will be equal to or greater than 5 R.em, check D. {PIP-G-03-606}
D E. For any other Protective Action Recommendations, check E (Other) and record information.
 
Enclosure 4.1                        RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial            Page 3 of 8 Notification Message NOTE:  An Emergency Release is an unplanned, quantifiable radiological release to the environment during an emergency event. The release does not have to be related to the declared emergency. {PIP-M-97-4256} {FAM Sect. 3.7, rev. 7}
2.6  Complete Line 6 as follows:
2.6.1    IF any of the following exists, check B (is occurring) OR C (has occurred) as appropriate: {PIP-M-03-2358}
* EMF 38,39 or 40 readings indicate an increase AND containment pressure greater than 0.3 psig
* EMF 38, 39 or 40 readings indicate an increase AND a known leak path exists from containment
* EMF 35, 36 or 37 readings indicate an increase in activity
* EMF 33 or other alternate means indicate Steam Generator tube leakage
* A known release path exists
* Alternate method of release determination.
2.6.2    IF no emergency release exists, check A (None).
2.7  Complete Line 7 as follows:
2.7.1    IF no release in progress, check A (Not applicable), GO TO Step 2.8.
NOTE:  Release significance is determined by RP.
2.7.2    IF release significance is known, check B (Within normal operating limits) OR C (Above normal operating limits) as appropriate, GO TO Step 2.8.
2.7.3    IF release significance is unknown, check D (Under Evaluation).
 
Enclosure 4.1                          RP/01B157001029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial              Page 4 of 8 Notification Message D 2.8  Complete Line 8 by checking appropriate block:
A (IMPROVING): Plant conditions involve at least one of the following:
* Plant parameters (ex. temperature, pressure, level, voltage frequency) are trending favorably toward expected or desired values AND plant conditions could result in a lower classification or emergency termination before the next follow-up notification.
* Site conditions (ex. wind, ice/snow, ground tremors, hazardous/toxic/radioactive material leak, fire, security events) have become less of a threat to plant operations or personnel safety AND plant conditions could result in a lower classification or emergency termination before the next follow-up notification.
B (STABLE): Plant conditions are neither DEGRADING nor IMPROVING.
C (DEGRADING): Plant conditions involve at least one of the following:
* Plant parameters (ex. temperature, pressure, level, voltage, frequency) are trending unfavorably away from expected or desired values AND plant conditions could result in a higher classification or Protective Action Recommendation (PAR) before the next follow-up notification.
* Site conditions (ex. wind, ice/snow, ground tremors, hazardous/toxic/radioactive material leak, fire, security events) impacting plant operations or personnel safety: are worsening AND plant conditions could result in a higher classification or Protective ActionRecommendation (PAR) before the next follow-up notification.
NOTE:  Information for Line 9 may not be available and is not required for initial notifications.
2.9  IF required, complete Line 9 as follows:
D 2.9.1      Record wind direction. (1EEBCR9100, point 8, or OAC point, M1P0847)
D 2.9.2      Record wind speed. (1EEBCR9100, point 5, or OAC point, M1P0848) 2.9.3      IF time allows, record precipitation type.
NOTE:  Stability class is determined by RP.
2.9.4      IF time allows, check appropriate stability class.
 
Enclosure 4.1                        RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial            Page 5 of 8 Notification Message 2.10  Complete Line 10 as follows:
D 2.10.1    Check A (Declaration).
D 2.10.2    Record declaration time and date.
2.11  Complete Line 11 as follows:
NOTE:    The following step may not be all inclusive of all events that may affect all units.
D 2.11.1    Evaluate the following for applicability to both units. {PIP-0-M-97-4638, PIP M-03-3294}
* Security event
* Seismic event
* Tornado on site
* Hurricane force winds on site
* Loss of both switch yards
* Fire in SSF
* Fire affecting shared safety related equipment.
2.11.2    IF event affects the emergency class on both units equally, check All.
2.11.3    IF event only affects one (1) unit OR one (1) unit has a higher emergency class, check appropriate unit.
D 2.12  Complete Line 12 as follows:
* Check box for affected unites)
* Record Unit Status for both units D 2.13  On Line 13, record any additional information as directed by the Emergency Coordinator.
2.14  Complete Line 17 as follows:
D 2.14.1    Have the Emergency Coordinator approve.
D 2.14.2    Record time/date.
 
Enclosure 4.1                        RP/0IBJ5700/029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial            Page 6 of 8 Notification Message NOTE:        Received By and Time/Date is for State and County use.
D 2.14.3      Record your name on Notified By.
: 3. Transmit the message to Offsite Agencies as described below.
3.1      Use the table below to establish the transmittal frequencies:
Initial Notifications {G-07-0127}
: 1. Initial notifications to the State(s) and counties must be made within 15 minutes of the event declaration using the Emergency Notification form (ENF).
: 2. For an upgrade in classification prior to or while transmitting an initial message:
      -The notification for the lesser emergency classification must be made within 15 minutes of the lesser classification declaration time.
      -The agencies must be informed that an upgrade in classification will be coming.
      -The upgraded classification message must be transmitted within 15 minutes of the upgraded classification declaration time.
3.2      Establish communications with Offsite Agencies as follows:
D 3.2.1        Use the Selective Signaling Telephone by depressing H* (star) 1H.
3.2.2      IF the Selective Signaling Telephone fails, notify the Offsite Agencies via bell lines in the order listed:
D  A.      Iredell County:            9-704-878-3039 D  B.      Mecklenburg County:        9-704-943-6200 D    C.      Gaston County:              9-704-866-3300 D  D.      Lincoln County:            9-704-735-8202 D  E.      Catawba County:            9-828-464-3112 D F.        NCEOC:                      9-919-733-3943 D G.        Cabarrus County:            9-704-920-3000
 
Enclosure 4.1                          RP/O/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial              Page 7 of 8 Notification Message NOTE:    State of NC does not have a County Emergency Response Radio. If necessary, request Mecklenburg to contact NC EOC.
3.2.3      IF unable to contact the counties via Selective Signaling or Bell line, use Enclosure 4.6 for the County Emergency Response Radio.
NOTE:    Notification Time is the time the first agency is contacted; D 3.3    Record Notification Time and Date on Line 2.
D 3.4    Place a check mark by the state and counties listed on back of form as they come on line.
D 3.5    Advise the state and counties you have. an emergency notification from the McGuire Control Room and to get out an Emergency Notification Form.
NOTE:    Message authentication is only required if message transmittal is other than via Selective Signaling.
3.6    IF message is being transmitted on Selective Signaling, GO TO Step 3.8.
3.7    WHEN you reach Line 2, perform the following:
D 3.7.1      REFER TO Authentication Codeword List.
D 3.7.2      Ask the State or a County to authenticate the message.
D 3.7.3      Provide appropriate Codeword.
D 3.7.4      Record the Number on Line 2.
D 3.8    Beginning with Line 1, slowly read the complete message line by line, allowing the receivers ample time to copy.
D 3.9    After communicating the message, ask if there are .any questions.
D 3.10  Record each individual's name, date and time on the back of the form. (This time is the same time as Line 2.)
_ _ 3.11  IF unable to contact any agency, continuous attempts must be made to contact the missing agency (agencies).
3.12  WHEN the missing agency is contacted, record the name, date and time the agency was contacted on the back of the form.
 
Enclosure 4.1                          RP/O/B/57001029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial '          Page 8 of 8 Notification Message 3.13    FAX a copy (front page only) to the agencies as follows:
D 3.13.1    Insert the Emergency Notification Form face down in the FAX.
D 3.13.2    Press "GROUP FAX" button.
D 3.13.3    Press "SEND/RECElVE" button.
3.14    IF any programmed fax button fails, REFER TO RP/OIN57001014 (Emergency Telephone Directory), Enclosure 4.1 (Emergency Response Numbers) for manual FAX numbers.'
D 4. ,The Emergency Coordinator shall make follow-up notifications to State and County authorities utilizing Enclosure 4.2 (Completion and Transmission of a Follow up Notification).
D 5. Notify the NRC Operations Center by completing Enclosure 4.5 (NRC Event Notification Worksheet).
D 6. Transmit Enclosure 4.5 (NRC Event Notification Worksheet) (fax, then verbally call the NRC Operations Center) immediately but no later than 1 hour of the event declaration using RP/OIN5700/014 (Emergency Telephone Directory), Enclosure 4.2 (NRC Telephone Numbers).
_ _ 7. WHEN this enclosure has been completed, inform the OSM, reporting any deficiencies or problems encountered.
 
Enclosure 4.2                          RP/O/B/57001029 Completion and Transmission of a                  Page 1 of 8 Follow-up Message NOTE:      New initial messages for higher classification upgrades are addressed in Enclosure 4.1. {PIP-M-OI-3711 }
: 1. Make follow-up notifications according to the following table:
Follow-up Notifications
: 1. Follow-up notifications to the State(s) and Counties must be made according to the following schedule:
  -For a NOUE, every 4 hours until the emergency is terminated. For ALERT, SAE, or GE every hour until the emergency is terminated.
  -If there is any significant change to the situation (make notification as soon as possible).
  -As agreed upon with an Emergency Management official from each individual agency..
Documentation shall be maintained for any agreed upon schedule change. The interval for ALERT, SAE, and GE shall not be greater than 2 hours to any agency.
: 2. If a follow-up is due and an upgrade to a higher classification is declared, there is no need to complete the follow-up ENF. In this case, the offsite agencies must be notified that the pending follow-up is being superseded by an upgrade to a higher classification and information will be provided.
: 3. Follow-up messages in the General Emergency classification that involve an upgrade in PARs must be communicated to the offsite agencies as soon us possible and within 15 minutes.
: 2. Complete an Emergency Notification Form by one of the following:
D    Obtain a preprinted ENF.
D    Obtain a blank ENF.
 
Enclosure 4.2                      RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a              Page 2 of 8 Follow-up Message NOTE:    Messages are sequentially numbered throughout the drill/event.
2.1  Complete Line 1 as follows:
D 2-.1.1    Check A (Drill) OR B (Actual Event).
D 2.1.2      Record message number.
NOTE:    Notification Time and Date will be completed during message transmission.
D 2.2  On Line 2 check B (Follow-up).
2.3  Complete Line 3 as follows:
D 2.3.1      Record "McGuire Nuclear Site" as Site.
D 2.3.2      Record (704) 875-6044 as confirmation telephone number.
2.4  Complete Line 4 as follows:
D 2.4.1      Check correct emergency classification.
D 2.4.2      Record EAL (IC) number.
D 2.4.3      Record EAL (IC) description.
 
Enclosure 4.2                        RP/OIB/57001029 Completion and Transmission of a                  Page 3 of 8 Follow-up Message 2.5  Complete Line 5 as follows:
2.5.1    IF Notification of Unusual Event, Alert, OR Site Area Emergency check A (None), GO TO Step 2.6.
        . 2.5.2    IF General Emergency perform the following:
D A.Determine Protective Action Recommendations per Enclosure 4.4 (Protective Action Recommendations).
I CAUTION:  Once a zone is selected for evacuation, it may never be removed. {PIP-M-03-3483}
DB. Check B (Evacuate) and record affected zones for evacuation.
D C. Check C (Shelter) and record affected zones for sheltering.
_ _ D.IF notified by RP Dose Assessment that dose projections or field measurements indicate Thyroid dose will be equal to or greater than 5 Rem, checkD. {P~-G-03-606}
D E. For any other Protective Action Recommendation, check E (Other) and record information.
NOTE:  An Emergency Release is an unplanned, quantifiable radiological release to the environment during an emergency event. The release does not have to be related to the declared emergency. {PIP-M-97-4256} {FAM Sect. 3.7, rev. 7}
2.6  Complete Line 6 as follows:
2.6.1    IF any of the following exists, check B (Is occurring) or C (Has occurred) as appropriate: {PIP-M-03-2358}
* EMF 38, 39 or 40 readings indicate an increase AND containment pressure greater than 0.3 psig
* EMF 38, 39 or 40 readings indicate an increase AND a known leak path exists from containment
* EMF 35, 36 or 37 readings indicate an increase in activity
* EMF 33 or other alternate means indicate Steam Generator tube leakage.
* A known release path exists
* Alternate method of release determination.
 
Enclosure 4.2                          RP/O/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a                  Page 4 of 8 Follow-up Message 2.6.2      IF no emergency release exists, check A (None).
2.7 Complete Line 7 as follows:
2.7.1    IF no release in progress, check A (Not applicable), GO TO Step 2.8.
NOTE:  Release significance is determined by RP.
2.7.2      IF release significance is known, check B (Within normal operating limits) OR C (Above normal operating limits) as appropriate, GO TO Step 2.8.
2.7.3      IF release significance is unknown, check D (Under evaluation).
D 2.8 Complete Line 8 by checking appropriate block:
A (IMPROVING): Plant conditions involve at least one of the following:
* Plant parameters (ex. temperature, pressure, level, voltage frequency) are trending favorably toward expected or desired values AND plant conditions could result in a lower classification or emergency termination before the next follow-up notification.
* Site conditions (ex. wind, ice/snow, ground tremors; hazardous/toxic/radioactive material leak, fire, security events) have become less of a threat to plant operations or personnel safety AND plant conditions could result in a lower classification or emergency termination before the next follow-up notification.
B (STABLE): Plant conditions are neither DEGRADING nor IMPROVING.
C (DEGRADING): Plant conditions involve at least one of the following:
* Plant parameters (ex. temperature, pressure, level, voltage, frequency) are trending unfavorably away from expected or desired values AND plant conditions could result in a higher classification or Protective Action Recommendation (PAR) before the next follow-up notification.
* Site conditions (ex. wind, ice/snow, ground tremors, hazardous/toxic/radioactive material leak, fire, security events) impacting plant operations or personnel safety are worsening AND plant conditions could result in a higher classification or Protective Action Recommendation (PAR) before the next follow-up notification.
 
Enclosure 4.2                          RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a                  Page 5 of 8 Follow-up Message 2.9      Complete Line 9 as follows:
D 2.9.1        Record wind direction. (lEEBCR9100, point 8, or OAC point, M1P0847)
D 2.9.2        Record wind speed. (lEEBCR9100, point 5, or OAC point, M1P0848)
D 2.9.3        Record precipitation type.
NOTE:    Stability class is determined by RP.
D 2.9.4        Check appropriate stability class.
2.10    Complete Line 10 as follows:
D 2.10.1        Check A (Declaration).
D 2.10.2      Record declaration time and date.
  "2.11    Complete Line 11 as follows:
NOTE:    The following step may not be all inclusive of all events that may affect all units.
D 2.11.1      Evaluate the following for classification for both units. {PIP-O-M-97-4638, M                        3294}
* Security event
* Seismic event
* Tornado on site
* Hurricane force winds on site
* Loss of,both switch yards.
* Fire in SSF
* Fire affecting shared safety related equipment.
2.11.2      IF event affects the emergency class on both units equally, check All.
2.11.3      IF event only affects one (1) unit OR one (1) unit has a higher emergency class, check appropriate unit.
 
                                        - Enclosure 4.2                        RP/O/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a                  Page 6 of 8 Follow-up Message D 2.12  Complete Line 12 by checking affected unites) AND recording unit status for both units.
D 2.13  On Line 13, record any additional information as directed by the Emergency Coordinator.
2.14  IF the follow-up notification is due to a change in Protective Action Recommendations, perform the following A. Complete Line 17 as follows:
D a) Have the Emergency Coordinator approve.
D b) Record time/date.
NOTE:    Received By and TimeIDate is for State and County use.
D    c) Record your name on Notified By.
D    d) Transmit the message per Enclosure 4.1 (Completion and Transmission of an Initial Notification), Step 3.
2.15  IF A (NONE) was checked on Line 6, GO TO Step 2.20.
2.16  IF a copy of HP/0/B/1009/029 (Initial Response On-Shift Dose Assessment), Enclosure 5.3 (Completing Radiological Portion of Emergency Notification Form), page 4 of 4, is available perform the following:
2.16.1    Write SEE ATTACHED, across the lines 14, 15 and 16 on the ENF.
2.16.2    Fax this page with the ENF.
2.16.3    GO TO Step 2.20.
NOTE:  The following information is obtained from RP.
2.17  Complete Line 14 as follows:
D 2.17.1    For release type, check C (Ground).
D 2.17.2    For Units check B (Ci/sec).
D 2.17.3    Complete magnitude for type of release.
D 2.17.4    Check A (Airborne), OR B (Liquid) as appropriate and record release start and/or stop times as appropriate.
 
Enclosure 4.2                      RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a              Page 7 of 8 Follow-up Message 2.18  Complete Line 15 by recording the following:
D 2.18.1    Projection period (hours).
D 2.18.2    Estimated Release Duration (hours).
D 2.18.3    Projection performed (Time/Date).
D 2.19  Complete Line 16 by recording projected doses.
2.20  Complete Line 17 as follows:
D 2.20.1    Have the Emergency Coordinator approve.
D 2.20.2    Record time/date.
NOTE:    Received By and TimelDate is for State and County use.
D 2.20.3    Record your name on Notified By.
2.21  WHEN message is ready to be transmitted, record notification TimelDate on Line 2.
2.22  Fax a copy (front page only) of the ENF and if available, HP/O/B/1009/021 (Initial Response On-Shift Dose Assessment), Enclosure 5.3 (Completing Radiological Portion of Emergency Notification Form), page 3 of 3 to the Agencies as follows:
D 2.22.1    Insert Emergency Notification Form face down in the FAX.
D 2.22.2    Press "GROUP FAX" button.
D 2.22.3    Press "SEND/RECEIVE" button.
2.23  IF any programmed fax button fails, REFER TO RP/0/N5700/014 (Emergency Telephone Directory), Enclosure 4.1 (Emergency Response Numbers) for manual FAX numbers.
 
Enclosure 4.2                        RP/O/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a                Page 8 of 8 Follow-up Message 2.24    Establish communications with Offsite Agencies as follows:
D 2.24.1      Use the Selective Signaling Telephone by depressing "* (star) 1".
2.24.2    IF the Selective Signaling Telephone fails, notify the Offsite Agencies via bell lines in the order listed:
D        A.      Iredell County:            9-704-878-3039 D        B.      Mecklenburg County:        9-704-943-6200 D        C.      Gaston County:            9-704-866-3300 D        D.      Lincoln County:            9-704-735-8202 D        E.      Catawba County:            9-828-464-3112 D        F.      NCEOC:                    9-919-733-3943 D        G.      Cabarrus County:          9-704-920-3000.
NOTE:    State of NC does not have a County Emergency Response Radio. If necessary, request Mecklenburg to contact NC EOC.
2.24.3    IF unable to contact the counties via Selective Signaling or Bell line, use Enclosure 4.6 for the County Emergency Response Radio.
2.25  Ensure the following {PIP-M-04-735}:
D 2.25.1    FAX was received.
D 2.25.2    Answer any questions.
D 2.25.3    Record the individuals' name, date and time on the back of the notification form.
(This time is the same time as Line 2.)
 
Enclosure 4.3                        RP/O/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a                Page 1 of 3 Termination Message NOTE:    Messages are sequentially numbered throughout the drill/event.
: 1. Obtain and complete a copy of a blank Emergency Notification Form as follows:
1.1    Complete Line 1 as follows:
D      1.1.1      Check if A (Drill) OR B (Actual Event).
D      1.1.2    Record message number.
NOTE:    Notification Time and Date' on Line 2 will be completed during message transmission.
1.2    Complete Line 3 as follows:
D 1.2.1      Record "McGuire Nuclear Station" as Site.
D 1.2.2      Record (704) 875-6044 as confirmation telephone number.
1.3    Complete Line 10 as follows:
D 1.3.1      Check B (Termination).
D 1.3.2      Record time/date event terminated.
D 1.4    On Line 13, record any additional information as directed by the Emergency Coordinator.
1.5    Complete Line 17 as follows:
D 1.5.1      Have Emergency Coordinator approve.
D 1.5.2      Record date/time.
NOTE:    Received By and Time and Date is for State and County use.
D 1.5.3      Record your name on Notified By.
 
Enclosure 4.3                        RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a                  Page 2 of 3 Termination Message
: 2. Transmit the message to offsite agencies as follows:
2.1    Establish communication with offsite agencies as follows:
D      2.1.1      Use the Selective Signaling Telephone by depressing "* (star) 1".
2.1.2      IF the Selective Signaling Telephone fails, notify the Offsite Agencies via bell lines in the order listed:
D      A. Iredell County:                9-704-878-3039 D      B. Mecklenburg County:            9-704-943-6200 D      C. Gaston County:                  9-704-866-3300 D      D. Lincoln County:                9-704-735-8202 D      E. Catawba County:                9-828-464-3112 0      F. NCEOC:                          9-919-733-3943 D      G. Cabarrus County:                9-704-920-3000 NOTE:    State of NC does not have a County Emergency Response Radio. If necessary, request Mecklenburg to contact NC EOC.
2.1.3      IF unable to contact the counties via Selective Signaling or Bell line, use Enclosure 4.6 for the County Emergency Response Radio.
NOTE:    Notification time is the time the first agency is contacted.
D 2.2    Record Notification Time and date on Line 2.
D 2.3    Place a check mark by the state and counties listed on back of form as they come on line.
D 2.4    Advise the state and counties you have an emergency notification from the McGuire Control Room and to get out an Emergency Notification Form.
2.5    IF message is being transmitted on Selective Signaling, GO TO Step 2.7.
 
Enclosure 4.3                        RP/O/B/57001029 Completion and Transmission of a                Page 3 of3 Termination Message NOTE:    Message authentication is only required if message transmittal is other than via Selective Signaling.
2.6    WHEN you reach Line 2, perform the following:
D 2.6.1      REFER TO Authentication Codeword List.
D 2.6.2      Ask the State or a County to authenticate the message.
D 2.6.3      You provide appropriate Codeword.
D 2.6.4      Record the Number on Line 2.
D 2.7    Beginning with Line 1, slowly read the complete message line by line, allowing the receivers ample time to copy.
D 2.8    After communicating the message, ask if there are any questions.
D 2.9    Record individuals' names, date and times on the back of the form. (This time is the same time as Line 2.)
2.10  IF unable to contact any agency, continuous attempts must be made to contact the missing agency (agencies).
2.11  WHEN the missing agency is contacted, record the name, date and time the agency was contacted on the back of the form.
2.12  FAX a copy (front page only) to the agencies as follows:
D 2.12.1      Insert the Emergency Notification Form face down in the FAX.
D 2.12.2      Press "GROUP FAX" button.
D 2.12.3      Press "SEND/RECEIVE" button.
2.13  IF any programmed fax button fails REFER TO RP/OIA/57001014 (Emergency Telephone Directory), Enclosure 4.1 (Emergency Response Numbers) for manual FAX number.
 
Enclosure 4.4                          RP/O/B/57001029 Offsite Protective Action Recommendations              Page 1 of 8 NOTE: 1. Protective Action Recommendations (PARs) for the public apply during a General Emergency, and include sheltering, evacuation and consideration of K.I use. PARs are based on plant conditions independent of projected dose, and can also be based on projected dose. Protective Action Guides (PAGs) are levels of radiation dose at which prompt protective actions should be initiated and are based on EPA-400-R-92-001, Manual of protective Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents. The projected dose PARs specified in this enclosure are based on the PAGs listed below.
The PAG for K.I is taken from Potassium Iodide as a Thyroid Blocking Agent in Radiation Emergencies, FDA Guidance, November 2001 and Guidance for Industry, K.I in Radiation Emergencies, Questions and Answers, FDA, December 2002. {23}
PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDES (PAGs)
Projected Dose Total Effective Dose      Committed Dose                Recommendation Equivalent (TEDE)          Equivalent (CDE)
Thyroid
              < 1 rem                  <5 rem            No Protective Action is required based on projected dose.
              ~ 1 rem                  ~5rem              Evacuate affected zones and shelter the remainder of the 10-mile EPZ not evacuated.
N/A                    2:: 5 rem          Consider the use of K.I (potassium iodide) in accordance with State Plans and Policy.
: 2. IF desired, you may refer to the flow chart of page 2 of this enclosure. {PIP M          5137, C.A.3}
 
Enclosure 4.4                                                                                              RPI~      5700/029-Offsite Protective Action Recommendations                                                                                          Page 2 of 8, General Emergency declared                                  no Recommend evacuatlon'"
Is                                                                                                      of 2-mile radius and zones 5 Recommend:
wind speed                                                                      Are                        miles downwind.
Evacuate'!' zones:
less than or                                                              dose projections                    Recommend shelter-in-place A,B,C,D,L,M,N,O,R equal to                                                                        or                        remaining zones. Refer to (5 miles around) 5 mph?        yes                                                    field measurements                    Encl. 4.4, pg. 4 of 8.
Shelter-in-place zones:
E, F, G, H, I, J, K, P, Q, S                  ~ 5 rem CDE / '    yes thyroid?
Recommend the consideration no INITIAL PAR DETERMINATION                                                                                                        of KI use by the public, {23}
UPGRADE PAR                                  Continue monitoring parameters in this flowchart loop to recommend PAR upgrades:
DETERMINATION                                1. Assess containment conditions for a large fission product inventory, dose projection calculations, wind speed, wind direction and field monitoring team data to determine the need to update PARs.
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: 2. Review dose projections to determine if protective actions are required beyond the 10-mile EPZ.
Are offsite dose                                        Has                                      Are Is projections                                    wind speed or                            ose projection a large fission no                ~ 1 rem TEDE                    no      wind direction changed        no                    or                no product inventory and/or                              sufficiently to affect zones                field measurements greater than gap activity not previously                            ~ 5 rem CDE in containment?                          ~ 5 rem CDE thyroid in any zones not                                  evacuated?                                  thyroid?
Refer to Encl. 4.4, pg. 5 of 8.                                  previously evacuated?
yes yes                                                                                                                  Recommend the consideration yes                                            yes                      of KI use by the public. {23}
Recommend evacuatlon'" of                Recommend evacuatlon'" of                            Recommend evacuation'"              (1)  Evacuate unless conditions make 5-mile radius and 10 miles              affected zone(s) with dose projections              of additional zone(s) per          evacuation dangerous as determined by
                                            ~ 1 rem TEDE and/or                                  Encl. 4.4, pg. 4 of 8.              state and local agencies, e.g., dangerous downwind.
travel conditions or special populations.
Shelter-in-place                        ~ 5 rem CDE thyroid.                                Shelter-in-place for any Consider shelter-in-place for a short term all other zones not previously          Shelter remainder of 10-mile EPZ                    zones not previously                release if accurately projected to be oS three evacuated. Refer to Encl. 4.4,          not previously evacuated.                            evacuated.                          hours and controlled by the licensee.
pg. 6 of 8.
 
Enclosure 4.4                                    RP/O/B/57001029 Offsite Protective Action Recommendations                Page 3 of 8
: 1. IF a General Emergency is declared, determine Initial Protective Action Recommendations as follows (PIP-M-02-6163):
D 1.1    Obtain the wind speed and direction, use chart recorder lEEBCR9100, point #5 (Average Lower Wind Speed) and point #8 (Average Upper Wind Direction).
Wind Direction (Point 8):                              _
Wind Speed (Point 5):                              _
1.2    IF Chart Recorder unavailable, obtain wind direction from one of the following sources, preferred sequence:
D A. Unit 1 OAC:
* Average Upper Wind Direction - MIP0847
* Average Lower Wind Speed - MIP0848.
DB. DPC Meteorologist (9-704-382-0139 or 9-704-373-7896).
D C. National Weather Service in Greer, S.C. (9-864-879-1085 or 9-800-268-7785).
: 2. IF wind speed less than or equal to 5 MPH, recommend the following:
CAUTION:    1. Once a zone is selected for evacuation, it should not be removed. {PIP-M-03-3483}
: 2. A short term release is any release that can be projected to be 3 hours or less in duration. An example would be a "puff release". A controlled release is one that can be started and stopped at the licensee's discretion, such as the venting of Containment for pressure control. IF a release is short term and controlled, THEN sheltering in lieu of evacuation should be considered. {PIP-M-05-3631}
D 2.1    Evacuate zones A, B, C, D, L, M, N, 0, R. (See Caution 2 above)
D 2.2    Shelter zones E, F, G, H, I, J, K, P, Q, S.
 
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: 3. IF wind speed is greater than 5 MPH, evacuate and shelter zones as shown in the table below based on wind direction:
CAUTION:        1. Once a zone is selected for evacuation, it should not be removed. {PIP-M-03-3483}
: 2. A short term release is any release that can be projected to be 3 hours or less in duration. An example would be a "puff release". A controlled release is one that can be started and stopped at the licensee's discretion, such as the venting of Containment for pressure control. IF a release is short term and controlled, THEN sheltering in lieu of evacuation should be considered. {PIP-M-05-3631}
Protective Action Zones Determination I                                    Wind Speed Greater than 5 Miles per Hour                              I Wind Direction (deg from N)
Chart Recorder 1EEBCR9100 Point # 8 Average Upper Wind                    Evacuate*                                Shelter Direction                  2 Mile Radius-5 Mile Downwind              Remaining Sectors 0.1 - 22.5                B,C,D,L,M,O,R                        A,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,P,Q,S 22.6-45.0                  B,C,D,L,M,O,R                        A,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,P,Q,S 45.1- 67.5                B,C,D,L,M,O,R                        A,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,P,Q,S 67.6- 90.0                B,C,D,L,M,N,O,R                      A,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,P,Q,S 90.1- 112.5                B,C,L,M,N,O,R                        A,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,P,Q,S 112.6 - 135.0                A,B,C,L,M,N,O,R                    D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,P,Q,S 135.1- 157.5                A,B,C,L,M,N,O                      D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,P,Q,R,S 157.6 - 180.0                A,B,C,L,M,N                        D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,O,P,Q,R,S 180.1 - 202.5                A,B,C,L,M,N                        D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,O,P,Q,R,S 202.6 - 225.0              A,B,C,D,L,M,N                        E,F,G,H,I,J,K,O,P,Q,R,S 225.1- 247.5                A,B,C,D,L,M                        E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,O,P,Q,R,S 247.6 - 270.0                A,B,C,D,L,M                        E,F ,G,H,I,J ,K,N,O,P,Q,R,S 270.1 - 292.5                A,B,C,D,L*,M                        E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,O,P,Q,R,S 292.6 - 315.0                A,B,C,D,L,M                          E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,O,P,Q,R,S 315.1 - 337.5                B,C,D,L,M,R                          A,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,O,P,Q,S 337.6 - 360.0                B,C,D,L,M,R                          A,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,O,P,Q,S
* See Cautions 1 and 2 above.
_ _ 4. IF notified by RP Dose Assessment that dose projections or field measurements indicate that Thyroid dose will be ~ 5 Rem, KI use by the General Public must be recommended in accordance with State Plans and Policy. {PIP-G-03-606}
: 5. For any other Protective Action Recommendation, check E (Other) and record informtion.
 
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: 6. After the Initial PARS are transmitted to offsite agencies, check for large fission product inventory in containment as follows:
6.1    IF the OAC is available, call up the following computer points based on need:
Unit 1 OAC                      Unit 2 OAC MIA0829*                        M2A0829 MIA0835                          M2A0835.
6.2    IF the OAC is unavailable, use the following EMF's:
Unit 1                      Unit 2 IEMF5lA                    2EMF5lA IEMF5lB                    2EMF5IB.
D 6.3    Check if containment radiation level exceeds the following limits based on time after shutdown:
TIME AFTER SHUTDOWN (hours)                              EMF51A(B) reading(RIHR)
                      >0-2                                                864
                      >2-4                                                624
                      >4-8                                                450
                        >8                                                  265
 
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: 7. IF containment radiation level exceeds limits in Step 6.3, perform the following:
D 7.1      Evacuate and shelter zones in the table below based on wind direction:
CAUTION:        1. Once a zone is selected for evacuation, it should not be removed. {PIP-M-03-3483}
: 2. A short term release is any release that can be projected to be 3 hours or less in duration. An example would be a "puff release". A controlled release is one that can be started and stopped at the licensee's discretion, such as the venting of Containment for pressure control. IF a release is short term and controlled, THEN sheltering in lieu of evacuation should be considered. {PIP-M-05-3631}
Protective Action Zones Determination I                          For Containment Radiation Levels Exceeding GAP Activity                      ,-
Wind Direction (deg from N)
Chart Recorder lEEBCR9100 Point # 8 Average Upper Wind                    Evacuate*                              Shelter Direction                  5 Mile Radius-l0 Mile Downwind              Remaining Sectors 0.1 -22.5                A,B,C,D,E,F,L,M,N,O,R,S            G,H,I,J,K,P,Q 22.6-45.0                  A,B,C,D,E,L,M,N,O,Q,R,S            F,G,H,I,J ,K,P 45.1- 67.5                A,B,C,D,E,L,M,N,O,Q,R,S            F,G,H,I,J,K,P 67.6-90.0                  A,B,C,D,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S            E,F,G,H,I,J,K 90.1-112.5                  A,B,C,D,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S          E,F ,G,H,I,J 112.6 - 135.0              A,B,C,D,I,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S        E,F,G,H,J 135.1 - 157.5              A,B,C,D,I,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R          E,F,G,H,J,S 157.6 - 180.0              A,B,C,D,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,R          E,F,G,H,Q,S 180.1- 202.5                A,B,C,D,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,R      E,F,Q,S 202.6 - 225.0              A,B,C,D,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,R      E,F,Q,S 225.1- 247.5                A,B,C,D,F,G,H,I,J,L,M,N,O,R        E,K,P,Q,S 247.6 - 270.0              A,B,C,D,F,G,H,I,J,L,M,N,O,R        E,K,P,Q,S 270.1 - 292.5              A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,J,L,M,N,O,R        I,K,P,Q,S 292.6 - 315.0              A,B,C,D,E,F,G,L,M,N,O,R            H,I,J ,K,P,Q,S 315.1- 337.5                A,B,C,D,E,F,G,L,M,N,O,R            H,I,J,K,P,Q,S 337.6 - 360.0              A,B,C,D,E,F,L,M,N,O,R,S            G,H,I,J,K,P,Q
* See Cautions 1 and 2 above.
 
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: 8. A McGuire EPZ map is located on page 8 of 8, if it is desired to visually see zones evacuated or sheltered.
: 9. IF notified by RP Dose Assessment that dose projections or field measurements indicate that Thyroid dose will be 2: 5 Rem, Kl use by the General Public must be recommended in accordance with State Plans and Policy. {PIP-G-03-606}
: 10. On a continuing basis, evaluate specific plant conditions including: large fission product inventory in containment, EMF 51 AlB readings, offsite dose projections, wind speed and wind direction, field monitoring team data, and assess the need to update Protective Action Recommendations made to the states and counties in the previous notification.
: 11. Review dose projections with the on-shift dose assessor (if available) to determine if Protective Action Recommendations are required beyond the 10-mile EPZ.
: 12. IF Protective Action Recommendations are required beyond 10 miles, notify the states and counties and request that they consider sheltering/evacuating the general populations located beyond the affected lO-mile EPZ.
 
Enclosure 4.4                            RP/O/B/57001029 Offsite Protective Action Recommendations        Page 8 of 8 McGUIRE PROTECTIVE ACTION ZONES (2 and 5 mile radius, inner circles) lO-MILEEPZ 4:o
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Enclosure 4.5                                              RP/OIB/5700/029 NRC Event Notification Worksheet                                              Page 1 of 2 STATE: ''THIS IS THE McGUIRE NUCLEAR SITE IN NRC REGION 2 MAKING AN EVENT NOTIFICATION REPORT' 7      -.:<JCATION                              UNIT      CALLER'S NAME                                        CALLBACK TELEPHONE #:                      NRC OPERATIONS
"        /DATE                                                                                                    ENS 1-888-270-0173                        OFFICER CONTACTED or (704) - 875-6044 EVENT TIME & ZONE                                          EVENT      I      POWERIMODE BEFORE                                        POWER/MODE AFfER (time)
Region IT (zone)
DATE I
EVENT CLASSIFICATIONS                                  I-Hr Non-Emergency                                            8-Hr Non-Emergency 10CFR 50.72(b)3 GENERAL EMERGENCY                                      (50.72 bl(a)              TS Deviation                            (72.75)(cl)    Spent Fuel Storage SSC defect.
SITE AREA EMERGENCY                                                                                                      (72.75)(c2)    Spent Fuel Storage degradation.
ALERT                                                  (70.52) (a) and (b)  Accidental Criticality                      (7~. 75)(c3)    Fuel Storage related offsite medical.
OR (72.74) (a)            Loss or theft of SNM UNUSUAL EVENT                                                                                                            (50.72 b3 (Xll)            Offsite Medical TRANSPORTATION (10 CPR 20)                        4-Hr Non-Emergency                                                    (50.72 b3 (ll)(A>>          Degraded Condition MATERIAUEXPOSURE (10 CPR                                (50.72 b2 (I)        TS Required SID                              (50.72 b3 (ll)(B>>          Unanalyzed Condition 20)
OTHER                                                  (50.72b2 (IV)(A>>    ECCS Discharge to RCS                        (50.72 b3 (IV)(A>>          Valid Actuation of System listed in Encl. 4.3.
(50.72 b2 (IV)(B>>      RPS Actuation - critical                    (50.72 b3 (V)(A>>          Safe SID Capability scram (50.72 b2 (XI)        Offsite Notification                        (50.72 b3 (V)(B>>          RHR Capability (72.75)(bl            Deviation from ISFSI                      (50.72 b3 (V)(C>>          Control of Rad Release T.S.
[70.50(a)]            SNM Protective action(s)                  (50.72 b3  (V)(D>>          Accident Mitigation PHYSICAL SECURITY (73.71)                                        (50.72 b3  (X)(Ill)        Lost ENS (50.72 b3  (X)(Ill)        Lost Other Assess.lComms (50.72 b3  (X)(Ill)        Emergency Siren INOP 24-Hr. Non-Emergency Material/Exposure (10CFR20)
(72.75)(dl) Fuel Storage equipment failure.
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(73 App G) safeguards vulnerabilities 26.73 Significant events involving fitness for duty.
(70.50(bl>> Contamination event restrictions.
(70.50(b2>> Equipment failure (70.50(b3>> Unplanned medical treatment (70.50(b4>> Fire/explosion damage to licensed material ISFI Certificate of Compliance EVENT DESCRIPTION Include: Systems affected, actuation's & their initiating signals, causes, effect of event on plant, actions taken or planned, etc.
Continue on Enclosure 4.5 page 2 of 2 if necessary.
NOTIFICATIONS                    YES        NO        WILL      ANYTHING UNUSUAL OR NOT UNDERSTOOD? 0                        YES                o    NO BE NRC RESIDENT                                                      (Explain above)
STATE(s)                                                          DID ALL SYSTEMS FUNCTION AS                      YES      0                  o  NO
...------------+----+-----+----1                                    REQUIRED LOCAL                                                                                                                                              (Exp lain above)
OTHER GOV AGENCIES                                                MODE OF OPERATION                                EST.              ADDITIONAL INFOR ON BACK RESTART MEDIA/PRESS RELEASE                                                UNTIL CORRECTED                                DATE:                DYES              o    NO
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~  .*
l....OGICAL RELEASES:          CHECK OR Fll.L IN APPLICABLE ITEMS (specific details/explanations should be covered in event description)
      ...2UIDRELEASE              GASEOUS RELEASE                UNPLANNED RELEASE                    trLANNED RELEASE                ONGOING                TERMINATED MONITORED                    UNMONITORED                    PFFSITE RELEASE                      tr.s. EXCEEDED                  RMALARMS              lAREASEVACUATED PERSONNEL EXPOSED OR CONTAMINATED                            PFFSITE PROTECTIVE ACTIONS RECOMMENDED                          State release path in description NOTE:                Contact Radiation Protection Shift to obtain the following information.
IF the notification is due and. the information is not available, THEN mark "Not Available" and complete the notification.
Release Rate (Ci/sec)        %T.S. LIMIT          HOOGUIDE                Total Activity (Ci)          %T.S. LIMIT              HOOGUIDE Noble Gas                                                                              0.1 Ci/sec                                                                    1000 Ci Iodine                                                                                10 uCi/sec                                                                    0.01 Ci Particulate                                                                            1 uCiisec                                                                      1 mCi Liquid (excluding tritium                                                            10 uCi/min                                                                      0.1 Ci
& dissolved noble gases)
Liquid (tritium)                                                                      0.2 Ci/min                                                                        5Ci Total Activity RECORD MONITORS                            PLANT STACK            CONDENSER!                  MAIN STEAM LINE                  SGBLOWDOWN                        OTHER IN ALARM                                  (EMF 35, 36, 37)        AIR EJECTOR              (UNIT I-EMF 24,25 ,26,i7                (EMF 34)
(EMF 33)              UNIT 2-EMF 10, 11, 12,13)
RAD MONITOR READINGS:.
ALARM SETPOINTS: TRIP            n
~ T.S. LIMIT.(lf applicable)                                    NOT APPLICABLE                                                  NOT APPLICABLE r~'>          SGTUBE LEAKS:          CHECK OR FILL IN APPLICABLE ITEMS (specific details/explanations should be covered in event description) lLOCATION OF THE LEAK (e.g. SG#, valve, pipe, etc.):
LEAK RATE: gpmlgpd                                              .S. LIMITS EXCEEDED:                      UDDEN OR LONG TERM DEVELOPMENT:
tEAK START DATE:                                      TIME:                                      tOOLANT ACTIVITY:            PRIMARY                        SECONDARY Last Sample)            Xeeq            mCilml            Xe eq_ _ _mCi/ml Iodine eq.            mCi/ml      Iodine eq.        mCi/ml lLISTOF SAFETY RELATED EQUIPMENT NOT OPERATIONAL:
EVENT DESCRIPTION (Continued from Enclosure 4.5 Page 1 of 2)
 
Enclosure 4.6                          RP/O/B/57001029 County Emergency Response Radio                    Page 1 of 1 CPI Remote Instructions When to Use:                    To contact the county Warning Point(s) (WP) when the Selective Signaling Network and Bell system are out of service and during monthly or other scheduled radio checkouts with the desired locations.
Volume Control:                  Adjusts the volume of the speaker and also adjusts the volume of the "beep tone", which indicates incoming call.
Keypad:                          Used to enter code to call the Individual County WP or group call to all CountyWPs.
County                          Encoder Tone Mecklenburg                            21*
Gaston                                  26*
Lincoln                                25*
Iredell                                23*
Catawba                                27*
Cabarrus                                28*
Group Call for all Counties            20*
Making a Call NOTE:      Before each voice transmission, depress the PTT (push-to-talk) bar on handset for one second and then begin to speak. Transmit (TX) light on bottom of the remote face will be on when PTT bar is depressed. To listen, release the PTT bar.
: 1. Lift the hand set.
: 2. Enter the desired 2-digit county code (or 20 for group call) and press the
* key.
: 3. After hearing the activate tone (-3 sec.), depress the PTT bar and begin to speak. Await a response from the called party or parties.
: 4. If desired, use Duke Energy radio code signals in your transmissions.
: 5. After the call is complete, sign off by identifying your station (WQC700) as clear.
: 6. Return radio to the ready state by the following: replace the handset; set the volume at mid scale so the beep tone can be heard.
Answering a Call
: 1. If a new incoming call is received, a beep tone pulse will be heard and the transmit (TX) light will blink.
(TX light is on bottom of remote face.)
: 2. Lift the handset and depress the PTT bar.
: 3. Wait approximately one second and speak to answer the call
: 4. To listen, release the PIT bar.
: 5. After the call is complete, sign off by identifying your station (WQC700) as clear.
: 6. Return radio to the ready state by the following: replace the handset; set the volume at mid scale so the beep tone can be heard.
 
ES-301                                Control Room/In-Plant Systems Outline                    Form ES-301-2 Final Facility:            McGuire                                        Date of Examination:          5/12/08 Exam Level (circle one):              RO (only) / SRO(I) I SRO (U) Operating Test No.:            N08-1 Control Room Systems@ (8 for RO; 7 for SRO-I; 2 or 3 for SRO-U, including 1 ESF)
Type Code*      Safety System / JPM Title Function
: a. 001 Control Rod Drive System 8,0 Retrieve a Dropped Control Rod
: b. EPE 038 Steam Generator Tube Rupture S,N,A            3 NC Cooldown During SGTR C. 003 Reactor Coolant Pump System 8,M,A            4P Start 111 8 11 Reactor Coolant Pump
: d. 061 Auxiliary/Emergency Feedwater System 8,M            48 Operate the Turbine Driven CA Pump from the Control Room
: e. 026 Containment Spray System S,N,A,EN            5 Manually Actuate Containment Spray System
: f.      APE 036 Fuel Handling Incidents Start Outside Air Pressure Filter Fan Following Damage of Spent Fuel              8,M            8 Assembly
: g.      015 Nuclear Instrumentation System S,D,A,L            7 Respond to a Source Range Nuclear Instrumentation Failure
: h.      062 AC Electrical Distribution System S,M            6 Restoration of Power to Unit 1 6900V Buses using Offsite Power In-Plant Systems@ (3 for RO; 3 for SRO-I; 3 or 2 for SRO-U)
: i.      004 Chemical and Volume Control System D,R,E            1 Emergency Borate the Reactor Coolant System Locally Using 2NV-269
: j.      APE 065 Loss of Instrument Air D,A,E            8 Ensure Proper Response of Diesel VI Compressors on Loss of VI
: k.      EPE 055 Station Blackout D,E            6 Establish NC Pump Seal Injection from the SSF NUREG-1 021, Revision 9
 
ES-301                              Control Room/In-Plant Systems Outline                                Form ES-301-2 Final
@          All RO and SRO-I control room (and in-plant) systems must be different and serve different safety functions; all 5 SRO-U systems must serve different safety functions; in-plant systems and functions may overlap those tested in the control room.
* Type Codes                                        Criteria for RO 1 SRO-I 1 SRO-U (A)lternate path                                                                4-6 (5) 14-6 (5) 1 2-3 (3)
(C)ontrol room (D)irect from bank                                                                8 (5) /:.~;: 8 (5) 1 4 (3)
(E)mergency or abnormal in-plant                                                  1 (3) I;.:::: 1 (3) 1 1 (2)
(EN)gineered Safety Feature                                                            1        w    1 1 (1) (Control Room System)
(L)ow-Power 1 Shutdown                                                            1(1)/21(1)1 1(1)
(N)ew or (M)odified from bank including 1(A)                                      2 (6) 1 2 (5) 1 1 (2)
(P)revious 2 exams                                                                3 (0) 1 3 (0)1 2 (0) (Randomly Selected)
(R)CA                                                                            1 (1 )/:~~ 1 (1) 1 1 (1)
(S)imulator NUREG-1021, Revision 9
 
ES-301                        Control Room/In-Plant Systems Outline                Form ES-301-2 Final JPM Summary JPM A This is Bank JPM-IC-IRE:009. The Operator will be placed in a situation with Unit 1 at 55% power, and Control Rod H-8 dropped into the core. The operator will be told that the unit is conditioned for 100% power, the rod has been dropped 15 minutes, and that IAE has repaired the cause of the dropped rod. The operator will be required to recover Rod H-8 and align it to within +/- 4 steps of Control Bank lOiS indicated position using Enclosure 1 of AP/1/A/5500/14 (Rod Control Malfunction). This JPM will be performed in conjunction with JPM F on the Simulator.
JPM B This is a New JPM. The Operator will be placed in a SGTR situation at Unit 1 with actions through EP/1/A/5000/E-3 complete through Step 10.a. The operator will be asked to cooldown the NC System to 520&deg;F starting with Step 10.b of EP/1/A/5000/E-3, Steam Generator Tube Rupture. During the cooldown, the operator will discover that the Steam Dump valves will NOT open, rendering this an Alternate Path JPM. The operator will need to abandon the use of the Steam Dump System for cooldown, and use the SG PORVs on the intact Steam Generators.
JPM C This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM-PS-NCP:027 as its basis. The Operator will be placed in a post-reactor trip situation with Unit 1 in Natural Circulation. The operator will be told that initial conditions for the start-up of all NCPs are satisfied, all R&Rls have been evaluated, all valve checklists are complete, and that Seal Injection flow and KC flow to the Thermal Barrier have been maintained to all NCPs throughout the event. The operator will be asked to start the 1B NC Pump in accordance with Section 3.5 of Enclosure 4.1 of OP/1/A/6150/002A, "Reactor Coolant Pump Operation." During the performance of this procedure the 1B NCP Standpipe low level alarm will alarm rendering this JPM an Alternate Path JPM. The operator will be required to adjust level of the standpipe as part of the pump start procedure in accordance with Enclosure 4.3, "Filling and Draining NC Pump Standpipe," of OP/1/A/6150/002A, "Reactor Coolant Pump Operation." The modification of the Bank JPM involved the Standpipe alarm.
JPM D This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM-CF-CA:059 as its basis. The Operator will be placed in a 100% power steady-state condition on Unit 1. The operator will be told that Maintenance has requested Operations to run the #1 TD CA Pump to allow them to check vibration, and that a normal start of the TO CA Pump is desired. The operator will be asked to start the TD CA Pump per OP/1/A/6250/002 Enclosure 4.4 (Manual Operation of #1 TO CA Pump) and run it in recirc for 10 minutes. The modification includes the deletion of the portion of the JPM requiring shutdown of the pump.
JPM E This is a New JPM. The operator will be placed in a Post-Reactor Trip situation and told that the crew has progressed from E-O to ES-0.1 due to a reactor trip. The operator will be told that after entry into ES-0.1 a large steam line rupture occurs on the A Steam Generator inside Containment causing a Safety Injection. The crew has now left ES-O.1 for FR-Z.1 due to the Orange Path condition on the Containment Critical Safety Function and completed steps 1-9. The operator will be asked to check the NS System in Operation in accordance with step 10 of FR-Z.1, Response to High Containment Pressure. Although Containment Pressure will be > 3 psig, automatic actuation of Containment Spray (NS) will fail. Additionally, the NS manual actuators will fail to operate requiring that the operator take manual action to start the NS Pumps and open the discharge valves. The failure of the automatic actions will render this JPM an NUREG-1 021, Revision 9
 
ES-301                      Control Room/In-Plant Systems Outline              Form ES-301-2 Final Alternate Path JPM. The operator will need to manually open the NS Pump discharge valves and manually start the NS Pumps. When attempts are made to manually open the A Train discharge valves, they will not open, requiring the operator to make no attempt to start the 1A NS pump.
JPM F This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM-PSS-VC:247T as its basis. The Operator will be placed in Mode 1 situation on Unit 1 with a reported Spent Fuel handling incident, which occurred 20 minutes ago, in progress. The operator will be told that gas bubbles are coming from the dropped fuel assembly and 1EMF-42, FUEL BLDG VENT HI RAD is in Trip 2; and that the unit is presently implementing AP/1/A/5500/25, "Spent Fuel Damage." The operator will be asked to place one Outside Air Pressure Filter train in service per Enclosure 1, "Control Room Pressurization," of AP/1/A/5500/25, "Spent Fuel Damage." This is a Time Critical Task (10 minutes) as identified in PT/0/A/4600/113, "Operator Time Critical Task Verification," Enclosure 13.26, "Start OAPRT Following Spent Fuel Assembly Damage Anywhere On Site." The modification includes the readjustment of the Time Critical portion of the JPM to 10 minutes rather than 15 minutes.
JPM G This is Bank JPM-IC-ENB: 187A. The Operator will be placed in a Reactor Startup situation at Unit 1 when one of two Source Range Instruments fail low. The operator will be told that the unit is presently in Mode 2. The operator will be asked to remove the failed SR channel (N-31) from service by performing AP/1/A/5500/16, "Malfunction of Nuclear Instrumentation," Case I, "Source Range Malfunctions." During the performance of this procedure, the second Source Range Channel (N32) will also fail, without a corresponding Reactor Trip rendering this an Alternate Path JPM. The operator will address the Annunciator Response Procedure associated with the First Out Annunciator Panel alarm, OP/1/A/61 00/01 OA, ARP1 F01/A-6, "S/R HI Flux Rx Trip," manually trip the reactor, and perform the associated reactor trip immediate actions in accordance with EP/1/A/A/5000/E-0, "Reactor Trip or Safety Injection."
JPM H This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM-EL-EP:042 as its basis. The Operator will be placed in a situation where a loss of all AC power has occurred on both Units 1 and 2.
The operator will be told that EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 (Loss of All AC Power) has been implemented and completed through subsequent step 16 without restoring power to the unit. The operator will be asked to restore power to the Unit 1 6900 Volt Buses using Offsite Power per EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 Enclosure 8. The modification of the Bank JPM involved eliminating a portion of the JPM which subsequently re-energizes the 4160 Volt Emergency Buses. Since last used the procedure has been updated and expanded requiring that the task of restoring power to the Emergency Buses from offsite be sub-divided into two tasks; restoring the 6900 V Buses from offsite power, and restoring the 4160 V buses with power to the 6900 V buses restored.
JPM I This is Bank JPM-PS-NV:184T. The Operator will be placed in a situation with Unit 2 at 100 % power, when a Dilution Event occurs. The operator will be told that 2NV-265B (Boric Acid To NV Pumps) was discovered to be de-energized. The operator will be required to manually attempt to operate 2NV-265B locally, and operate an alternative valve when it is discovered that the valve cannot be manually opened. This is a Time Critical Task as identified in PT/O/A/4600/113, "Operator Time Critical Task Verification,"
Enclosure 13.4, "Stop Dilution and Borate During a Dilution Event."
NUREG-1 021, Revision 9
 
ES-301                      Control Room/In-Plant Systems Outline                  Form ES-301-2 Final JPM J This is Bank JPM-SS-VI:164A. The Operator will be placed in a situation with both Units at 100% power when a leak develops in the VI system. The operator will be told that AP/1/A/5500/22, "Loss of VI," has been implemented up to step 4.c, and that VI header pressure is 75 PSIG and going down. The operator will be asked to ensure that Diesel VI compressors are running per Enclosure 4 (Diesel VI Compressor Operation) of AP/1/A/5500/22. During the performance of this Enclosure, the G VI Diesel Air Compressor will fail to start the first time that a manual start is attempted, rendering this an Alternate Path JPM. The operator will need to take action to in accordance with the Enclosure and re-start the G VI Diesel Air Compressor.
JPM K This is Bank JPM-CP-AD:061 T. The Operator will be placed in a situation in which a Loss of All AC has occurred on Unit 1. The operator will be told that EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0, "Loss of All AC Power" has been implemented, and that one operator has been dispatched to 1ETA to swap 1EMXA4. The operator will be asked to obtain the Brown Folder at SSF and complete Enclosure 1, "Unit 1 SSF-ECA-O.O Actions," which will require the re-establishment of NCP Seal Water flow. The re-establishment of NCP Seal Water flow is a Time Critical Task as identified in PT/O/A/4600/113, "Operator Time Critical Task Verification," Enclosure 13.11, "Initiate SSF NCP Seal Injection and Swap to the SSF."
NUREG-1 021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                        Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM A To be run in conjunction with JPM F 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Job Performance Measure                      Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                    Task No.:
Task
 
==Title:==
Retrieve a Dropped Control Rod              JPM No.:    2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A KIA
 
==Reference:==
001 K4.09      3.9 14.1 Examinee:                                                      NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                            Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                          Actual Performance:        x Classroom                Simulator        x      Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* The unit is operating at 55% power with TAvg    =T REF.
* Control Rod H-8 in "0" Control Bank has dropped to the bottom of the core.
* The unit is conditioned for 100 % power and the rod has been dropped 15 minutes.
* AP/1/A/5500/14 (Rod Control Malfunction) has been implemented and completed through step 13 of Enclosure 1 (Response to a Dropped Control Rod).
* IAE has repaired the cause of the dropped rod.
Task Standard:              Rod H-8 is recovered and aligned to within ~ 4 steps of Control Bank
                            'D's indicated position. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        None General
 
==References:==
AP/1/A/5500/14, Rod Control Malfunction Handouts:                  AP/1/A/5500/14, Enclosure 1 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A                                              NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                          Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue:      The CRSRO has directed you to complete Enclosure 1 of AP/1/A/5500/14 (Rod Control Malfunction), beginning at step 14.
Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:      12 minutes 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A                                NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                            Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
: 1. Reset simulator to IC-34, 550/0 Power MOL
: 2. Place in RUN and allow time to stabilize
: 3. Insert Malfunction IRE006H8, Dropped Rod H-8, value Stationary Gripper
: 4. Perform the actions of AP/1/A/5500/14 up through subsequent step 13 of Enclosure 1.
: 5. Stabilize the plant
: 6. Clear MAL IRE006H8
: 7. Reset "Rod Control Alarm Reset." Ensure 1AD-2, Annunciator A-1 0 goes dark.
: 8. Freeze the Simulator OR
: 1. Reset Simulator to Temporary Snap IC-115 (May 2008).
NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to:
* Acknowledge spurious alarms unrelated to the task being performed.
* Borate during the recovery of the dropped rod such that Tavg is maintained constant (Step 22 of Enclosure 1 of AP/1/A/5500/14). See Note prior to JPM Step 13.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A                                  NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 10                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout AP/1/A/5500/14, Enclosure 1 marked up for placekeeping through step 13.
START TIME:
STEPS                ELEMENTS                    STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1      (Step 14) Record the following in the Reactor Operator Logbook:
(Step 14.a) Record step    Operator observes Control counter readings for the  Bank 0 Group 2 Step affected rod group        Counter and records "158."
(Step 14.b) Check          Operator observes DRPI affected rod location - IN and verifies Control Rod H-CONTROL BANK              8 is in Control Bank.
(Step 14.c) Dispatch IAE  Operator dispatches IAE.
to obtain Bank Overlap Display in Logic Cabinet  Cue:
(Rod Control Cabinets approximately 5 ft from    IAE reports a Bank floor)                    Overlap Counter reading of 475 (Step 14.d) Record bank    Operator records Bank overlap display.          Overlap Counter reading of 475.
    *2      (Step 15) Open coil            Operator moves Coil disconnect switches on all      Disconnect Switches for lift coils in affected bank    Control Rods 0-4,0-12, M-except for dropped rod          4, and M-12 to the "UP" position.
3    (Caution prior to Step 15)      Operator reads caution.
Failure to pause between each bank selected may result in dropping rods.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A                                    NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 6 of 10                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT
    *4    (Step 16) Transfer rod        Operator rotates CRD Bank control from manual to        Selector Switch to "CBD" affected bank using "CRD      position.
BANK SELECTOR" 5    (Step 17) Check "ROD          Operator observes alarm is CONTROL URGENT                dark.
FAILURE" alarm (1AD-2, A-10)-DARK 6    (Step 18) Check DRPI          Operator determines DRPI indication for dropped rod:    indicates Rod H-8 is at ZERO (0) STEPS.
AT ZERO STEPS OR AT SIX STEPS 7    (Note prior to Step 19) The    Operator recognizes that "ROD CONTROL URGENT            since the dropped rod is in FAILURE" (1AD, A-10)          the Control Bank, the "ROD alarm will not occur if the    CONTROL URGENT rod is in Shutdown Bank C,    FAILURE" (1AD, A-1 0) 0, or E.                      alarm will occur, and is expected.
8      (Step 19) WHEN "ROD            Operator reads Step.
CONTROL URGENT FAILURE" (1AD-2, A-10) alarm occurs in the next step, THEN acknowledge alarm and continue rod insertion in the "BANK SELECT" position.
9      (Note prior to Step 20) The    Operator reads Note.
demand counter for the group being moved will be the only counter to change.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A                                    NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                Page 7 of 10                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 10    (Step 20) Push rod control  Operator takes "IN" approximately 10 steps  IN/HOLD/OUT lever to ''IN.''
on step counter while ensuring all unaffected rods Operator observes DRPI for do not move                  unaffected Control Rods (M-4, M-12, 0-4 and 0-12) and verifies that they do not move.
Operator recognizes that "ROD CONTROL URGENT FAILURE" alarm is illuminated and depresses the acknowledge pushbutton.
After approximately 10
(~148) steps on Control Bank 0 Group 2 Step Counter, the operator releases the IN/HOLD/OUT lever to "HOLD."
  *11    (Step 21) Place affected rod Operator opens Control group demand step counter    Bank 0 Group 2 Step to zero                      Counter Door.
Operator depresses "RS" pushbutton, OR Operator depresses "ON" pushbutton until the digital display reads "000."
12    (Step 22) Adjust boron      Operator reads Step.
concentration to maintain constant T-ave during rod    Cue:
withdrawal in next step.
Another operator will adjust Boron concentration to maintain T-ave constant.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A                                  NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 8 of 10                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT NOTE: Simulator Instructor Borate 150 gallons of Boron through 1NV-265B (Boric Acid to NV Pumps) (Valve open for 100 seconds).
    *13    (Step 23) Withdraw dropped    Operator takes rod to its recorded bank      IN/HOLD/OUT lever to position                      "OUT."
Operator observes Control Bank D Group 2 Step Counter, DRPI and Tave-Tref mismatch.
When Control Bank D Group 2 Step Counter is at "158" Steps, the operator releases the IN/HOLD/OUT lever to "HOLD."
  *14    (Step 24) WHEN dropped          Operator moves Coil rod is realigned with step      Disconnect Switches for counter reading, THEN          Control Rods D-4, D-12, M-reconnect de-energized lift    4, and M-12 to the "DOWN" coils                          position.
Cue:
Another operator will complete the remainder of this procedure.
Terminating Cue:              Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A                                    NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                              Page 9 of 10                  Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                      Date:
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A                              NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                                              Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* The unit is operating at 550/0 power with TAvg =T REF.
* Control Rod H-8 in "0" Control Bank has dropped to the bottom of the core.
* The unit is conditioned for 100 % power and the rod has been dropped 15 minutes.
* AP/1/A/5500/14 (Rod Control Malfunction) has been implemented and completed through step 13 of Enclosure 1 (Response to a Dropped Control Rod).
* IAE has repaired the cause of the dropped rod.
INITIATING CUE:    The CRSRO has directed you to complete Enclosure 1 of AP/1/A/5500/14 (Rod Control Malfunction), beginning at step 14.
NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                        Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM B 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM B                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                Task No.:
Task
 
==Title:==
NC Cooldown During SGTR                JPM No.:      2008 Systems -
Control Room JPM B KIA
 
==Reference:==
EPE 038 EA1.16      4.4/4.3 Examinee:                                                    Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                          Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                      Actual Performance:        x Classroom                Simulator      X    Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* A SGTR has occurred in the D Steam Generator.
* EP/1/A/5000/E-3 has been completed through Step 9.
* The D Steam Generator has been isolated.
* All NC Pumps are running.
Task Standard:              Complete an NC System cooldown to target temperature. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        None General
 
==References:==
EP/1/A/5000/E-0, Reactor Trip or Safety Injection EP/1/A/5000/E-3, Steam Generator Tube Rupture Handouts:                  EP/1/A/5000/E-3, Steam Generator Tube Rupture Initiating Cue:            The CRSRO has directed you to cooldown the NC System to 520&deg;F starting with Step 1O.b of EP/1/A/5000/E-3, Steam Generator Tube Rupture.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM B                                          NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                        Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:    20 minutes 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM B                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                            Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
: 1. Reset the Simulator to IC-39 100 % MOL
: 2. Insert Malfunction SG001 D, SGTR on D SG (430 gpm).
: 3. Insert Malfunction OVR-SB002B    =100, and OVR-SB002D, All Steam Dump Valves fail to Open.
: 4. Perform EP/1/A/5000/E-0 and transition to E-3 at Step 21 RNO.
: 5. Perform EP/1/A/5000/E-3 and complete actions through Step 10.a.
: 6. Determine target NC System Temperature and ensure Initiating Cue reflects this temperature.
: 7. Throttle CA flow to each Steam Generator as necessary to maintain SG levels between 11-50%.
: 8. Freeze Simulator OR
: 1. Reset the Simulator to IC-126 (May 2008)
NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Floor Operator will be required to:
* Acknowledge spurious alarms unrelated to the task being performed.
* Operate the PORV or Sprays to maintain NC System Pressure < 1955 psig AFTER the Operator has done the initial depressurization.
* Throttle CA flow to maintain SG Levels.
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Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 12                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout EP/1/A/5000/E-3.
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U  COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 10.b) Check 1
condenser available:
            "C-9 COND AVAILABLE          Operator observes C-9 FOR STEAM DUMP" status        status light LIT.
light (1 SI-18) - LIT MSIV on intact S/G(s) -      Operator observes Red OPEN.                        status light LIT for 1SM-1, 1SM-3 and 1SM-5.
2      (Step 1O.c) Check S/Gs 1B    Operator proceeds to Step and 1C - INTACT.              10.d.
Cue:
Both SGs 1Band 1Care intact.
(Step 1O.d) Perform the 3
following to place steam dumps in steam pressure mode:                        Operator presses amber pushbutton on controller Place "STM PRESS              and observes that amber CONTROLLER" in manual.
light is LIT.
Operator observes that Adjust "STM PRESS            steam dump demand on CONTROLLER" output to        1SMP-5202 and controller equal "STEAM DUMP output are equal.
DEMAND" signal.
Place "STEAM DUMP          Operator rotates Steam SELECT" in steam            Dump Select Switch pressure mode.              clockwise to "STEAM PRESSURE."
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Appendix C                                  Page 6 of 12                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD            S/U  COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 4      (Step 10.e) WHEN "P-12      Operator observes P-12 LO-LO TAVG" status light    status light NOT LIT, and (1 SI-18) lit, THEN place    recognizes continuous steam dumps in bypass        action.
interlock.
5      (Step 10.f) Dump steam      Operator presses Red from intact S/G(s) to        pushbutton on controller condenser at maximum rate    and recognizes that output while attempting to avoid a  does NOT change.
Main Steam Isolation.
Operator observes that Green status lights on Steam Dump Valves remain lit, and that Red status lights do NOT light.
Operator recognizes that Steam Dump Valves are not opening and proceeds to the RNO (Alternate Path).
6    (Step 1O.f RNO 1) Perform the following:
Ensure at least one pzr      Operator observes that PORV isolation valve is      control switches are in the open.                        OPEN position for 1NC-31 B, 1NC-35B and 1NC-33A, and that Red status lights are LIT.
7      (Step 1O.f RNO 2) IF VI is    Operator observes OVIP-lost, OR a Phase B Isolation  5090 and recognizes that VI has occurred, THEN .....      pressure is 100-110 psig.
(VI is NOT lost).
Operator observes Yellow Reset lights LIT for both Train A and Train B Containment Phase B Isolation (No Phase B isolation).
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    *8    (Step 1O.t RNO 3) IF pzr    Operator observes pzr pressure is greater than    Pressure channels and 1955 PSIG, THEN              recognizes that NC depressurize to 1900 PSIG    pressure is 2000 psig.
using pzr PORV.
Operator opens one pzr PORV by rotating Control Switch clockwise to OPEN.
Operator observes pzr Pressure < 1900 psig.
Operator closes the opened pzr PORV by rotating Control Switch counter-clockwise to AUTO.
Cue:
Another operator will ensure NC Pressure does not rise> 1955 psig.
SIMULATOR FLOOR INSTRUCTOR: Maintain pzr Pressure < 1955 psig by opening one pzr PORV pressure to pzr Pressure reaching 1955 psig, and placing the Control Switch in AUTO when pzr Pressure drops to 1900 psig.
    *9    (Step 1OJRNO 4) Depress      Operator depresses BLOCK "BLOCK" on Low Pressure      on Train A and Train BLow Steamline Isolation block    Pressure Steamline switches.                    Isolation Block Switches, and observes Green block light is LIT.
10    (Step 1O.t RNO 5) Maintain  Operator checks NC NC pressure less than 1955  pressure < 1955 psig.
PSIG.
Cue:
Another operator will ensure NC Pressure does not rise> 1955 psig.
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Appendix C                                  Page 8 of 12                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD                S/U  COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 11      (Step 1OJ RNO 6) Ensure      Operator observes Yellow Main Steam Isolation reset. Reset lights LIT for Train A and Train B Main Steam Isolation.
12    (Step 1O.f RNO 7) Ensure      Operator observes Yellow SM PORVs reset.              lights LIT for Train A and Train B SM PORVs Reset.
13    (Step 1OJ RNO 8) IF any      Operator observes Red intact S/G SM PORV            status lights lit for 1SV-26, isolation valve is closed,    1SV-27, and 1SV-28, and AND associated SM PORV        determines that valves are is operable, THEN ....... open.
14    (Step 1O.f RNO 9) IF 1B OR    Operator proceeds to Step 1C S/G is ruptured, THEN      10.f RNO 10.
  *15    (Step 1OJ RNO 10.a) Dump      Operator rotates White steam using all intact S/G(s) Knob for 1SV-1 AB cou nter-SM PORVs at maximum          clockwise until Red needle rate as follows:              at "0."
Close SM PORV manual loader on ruptured S/G(s).
16    (Step 10J RNO 10.b) Place    Operator rotates White intact S/G SM PORV            Knob for 1SV-7AB, 1SV-manual loaders at 50 0/0. 13AB and 1SV-19AB counter-clockwise until Red needle at "50."
  *17    (Step 1O.f RNO 1O.c) Select  Operator rotates SM PORV "MANUAL" on "SM PORV          Mode Select Switch MODE SELECT".                clockwise to MANUAL.
Operator observes 1SV-7AB, 1SV-13AB and 1SV-19AB open to 50 0/0.
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    *18    (Step 1O.f RNO 1O.d) Adjust Operator adjusts White manual loaders on intact    Knob on manual loaders for S/G SM PORVs as required    1SV-7AB, 1SV-13AB and to control intact S/G      1SV-19AB to establish depressurization rate at    depressurization rate.
approximately 2 PSIG per second.                    Operator monitors depressurization rate on OAC, or other equivalent means.
19    (Step 10.f RNO 11) IF any  Operator observes that all intact S/G SM PORV          SM PORVs are OPEN by closed, THEN ....          observing that both Red and Green status lights are LIT.
NOTE: It is expected that the SG PORVS will go full OPEN (Green Status lights OFF).
20    (Step 10.f RNO 12) IF no    Operator recognizes that intact S/G available,      there are three available THEN .....                  intact Steam Generators and proceeds to Step 10.g.
21    (Step 10.g) Check Low      Operator observes Green Pressure Steamline          block light is LIT on Train A Isolation - BLOCKED.        and Train B Low Pressure Steamline Isolation.
22    (Step 1O.h) Check Core exit Operator observes CETs on TICs - LESS THAN            ICCM or OAC to be >
REQUIRED                    520&deg;F.
TEMPERATURE.
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Perform the following:        Operator recognizes the continuous action nature of WHEN Core exit TICs are        procedure step.
less than required temperature, THEN:              Cue:
Stop NC System cooldown.
Another operator will continue on with Step 11.
Maintain core exit TICs less than required temperature.      Remain focused on the completion of the cooldown task.
Operator observes CETs on ICCM or OAC to be <
520&deg;F.
Operator Closes or throttles the SM PORVs by rotating the White Knob on the manual loaders for 1SV-7AB, 1SV-13AB and 1SV-19AB.
If Closed, operator observes the Green Status light LIT for 1SV-7AB, 1SV-13AB and 1SV-19AB.
Cue:
Another operator will complete the remainder of this procedure.
Terminating Cue:              Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
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Appendix C                            Page 11 of 12                  Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Systems - Control Room JPM B Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                    Date:
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Appendix C                                                              Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* A SGTR has occurred in the D Steam Generator.
* EP/1/A/5000/E-3 has been completed through Step 9.
* The D Steam Generator has been isolated.
* All NC Pumps are running.
INITIATING CUE:    The CRSRO has directed you to cooldown the NC System to 520&deg;F starting with Step 1O.b of EP/1/A/5000/E-3, Steam Generator Tube Rupture.
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Appendix C                        Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM C 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM C                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                    Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:    MO-8301, MO-3308 Task
 
==Title:==
Start "1 B" Reactor Coolant Pump          JPM No.:    2008 Systems - Control Room JPM C (A)
KIA
 
==Reference:==
003 A4.06          2.9 I 2.9 Examinee:                                                      NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                            Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                          Actual Performance:        X Classroom                    Simulator      X    Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* EP/1/A/5000/ES-0.2 (Natural Circulation Cooldown) has been implemented following a Reactor Trip on Unit 1.
* All Initial Conditions for NC Pump start-up are satisfied, all R&R's have been evaluated, and all valve checklists are complete.
* Seal Injection flow and KC flow to the Thermal Barrier have been maintained to all NCPs throughout the event.
Task Standard:              Reactor Coolant Pump '1 B' is started following start of 1B1 or 1B2 Oil Lift Pump, and the operator properly adjusts level in the NC Pump Standpipe. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        None General
 
==References:==
EP/1/A/5000/ES-0.2 Natural Circulation Cooldown OP/1/A/61501002A Reactor Coolant Pump Operation McGuire Unit 1 Core Data Book Handouts:                  OP/1/A/61501002A Reactor Coolant Pump Operation, Enclosure 4.1 OP/1/A/61501002A Reactor Coolant Pump Operation, Enclosure 4.3 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM C                                            NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                          Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue:      The CRSRO has directed you to start the 1B NC Pump by completing Step 3.5 of Enclosure 4.1 (Startup and Operation) of OP/1/A/61501002A (Reactor Coolant Pump Operation).
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Appendix C                                Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
: 1.      Reset Simulator to IC-39, MOL 1000/0 Power
: 2.      Manually trip the Reactor
: 3.      Allow the plant to stabilize while performing Operator Actions of EP/ES-0.1 through step 32
: 4.      Insert the following to turn off every other cooling group on the main step-up transformers:
ANN-AD11-B05 (XFMR 1A TROUBLE) = 0 ANN-AD11-E05 (XFMR 1B TROUBLE) =0
: 5.      At step 32 stop the A, B, C, and D NC Pumps
: 6.      Allow plant to stabilize
: 7.      Freeze Simulator OR
: 1.      Reset to IC-111 (May 2008)
NOTE: Operator should review Section 1.0 and 2.0 of procedure while waiting in Briefing Room prior to performance of JPM.
NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to monitor the 1B NCP Standpipe level and ensure that the level does not increase and clear the LO Level Alarm. If the level rises, drain the standpipe as follows:
* Use LOA-NV-032 to open 1NV-461, "Standpipe Drain Valve," to lower level UNTIL the operator is ready to re-fill the Standpipe, THEN Close Drain Valve. See note prior to JPM Step 10.
NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to acknowledge spurious alarms unrelated to the task being performed.
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Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 12                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout OP/1/A/6150/002A, with Enclosure 4.1 marked up for placekeeping through Step 3.5.1.
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD                SIU    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1      (Step 3.5.2) Check the        Operator observes supply associated 6900 V supply      breaker to Bus 1TB, red breaker closed.              status light lit.
2      (Step 3.5.3) Check reactor  Operator observes that the power less than 25%.          reactor is tripped.
3      (Step 3.5.4) Check 1B NC      Operator observes 1B NC Pump No. 1 Seal DIP is        Seal LlP, 1NVP-5220, and greater than 200 psi.        notes LlP is greater than 500 psi.
4      (Step 3.5.5) Check VCT        Operator observes VCT pressure equal to or greater  Pressure, 1NVP-5500, and than 15 PSIG.                  notes pressure is 25-45 psig.
5      (Step 3.5.6) Check 8 GPM      Operator observes 1B NC seal injection flow            Pump Seal Flow, 1NVP-established to 1B NC          5320, and notes flow is 8 Pump.                        gpm.
6      (Step 3.5.7) Check upper      Operator uses OAC, and lower oil pot levels      NCPMPALL, and notes that satisfactory via computer or  lower and upper oil levels -
by visual inspection of 1B    all green.
NC Pump.
7      (Step 3.5.8) Check 1NC-29      Operator observes that the (B Loop Spray Control)        green status light is lit on Closed.                        the BLoop pzr Spray controller.
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Appendix C                                    Page 6 of 12                        Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS                ELEMENTS                      STANDARD                S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 8      (Caution prior to Step 3.5.9)  Operator reads Caution.
Starting an NC Pump with either Pressurizer Spray Valve open will increase spray flow and affect NC System pressure.
9      (Step 3.5.9) IF 1A NC          Operator observes that the Pump is off, ensure 1NC-27      green status light is lit on (A Loop pzr Spray Control)      the A Loop pzr Spray closed.                        controller.
NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to monitor the 1B NCP Standpipe level and ensure that the level does not increase and clear the LO Level Alarm. If the level rises, drain the standpipe as follows:
* Use LOA-NV-032 to open 1NV-461, "Standpipe Drain Valve," to lower level UNTIL the operator is ready to re-fill the Standpipe, THEN Close Drain Valve. See note prior to JPM Step 10.
10      (Step 3.5.10) IF 1B NC          Operator addresses Data Pump No.1 seal leakoff on      Book Enclosure 4.3, Curve NOT greater than or equal      1.9.
to the minimum leakoff required per Unit 1 Data        Operator determines actual Book, perform one of the        Seal LlP by subtracting VCT following:                      pressure (45 psig) from NC System pressure (2235 (Step 3.5.10.1) Check that a    psig).
0.2 gpm increase occurred during pressurization.          Operator observes seal leak OR                              off recorder, 1MNVCR-(Step 3.5.10.2) Perform        51'40, and determines that Enclosure 4.4 (Operator        leak off flow is within the Action for Low NO.1 Seal        acceptable limits Leakoff Flow) to locally        established by curve 1.9.
measure flow.
11      (Step 3.5.11) IF either 1B      Operator observes that AD-NC Pump Standpipe alarm        7/B-2, "NC Pump B NO.2 is lit, refer to Enclosure 4.3  Seal S-Pipe Lo Level,"
(Filling and Draining NC        annunciator is LIT, and Pump Standpipe) to adjust      goes to Enclosure 4.3 level.                          (Alternate Path).
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Appendix C                                Page 7 of 12                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                    STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT Cue:
When itisapparentthat o.perator is seeking to use Enclosurei4.3, *Exam.iner provide copy.
12    (Step 3.1) Evaluate all      Operator addresses Initial outstanding R&Rs that may    Conditions, or asks impact performance of this  CRSRO.
procedure.
Cue:
If asked, there are no outstanding R&Rs that will impact this procedure.
13    (Step 3.2) Perform the      Operator determines that following sections, as      Section 3.3 must be applicable:                  performed as addresses this section.
Section 3.3, Filling NC Pump Standpipes.
14    (Step 3.3) Filling NC Pump  Operator observes Reactor Standpipes:                  Makeup Water pressure normal, and both NB (Step 3.3.1) Check Reactor Pumps with power available Makeup Water System in but OFF.
operation per OP/1 IA/62001012 (Reactor Makeup Water System).        Cue:
Reactor Makeup Water Systemi noperationper OP/11A16200/01 2.i 15    (Step 3.3.2) Check 1NC-      Operator observes red 56B (PRT Spray Cant          valve status light lit.
Outside Isol) open.
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    *16    (Step 3.3.3) Open            Operator presses OPEN applicable valve(s):          pushbutton, observes red status light lit.
1NV-55B (B NC Pump Standpipe Fill).
    *17    (Step 3.3.4) If required,    Operator places control ensure running:              switch for either 1A or 1B NB Pump to START, 1A Rx M/U Water Pump observes red breaker status OR                            light lit.
1B Rx M/U Water Pump 18    (Step 3.3.5) When            Operator places control applicable "NC Pump NO.2      switch for either 1A or 1B Seal S-Pipe Lo Lvi" alarm    NB Pump to STOP, clears, perform the          observes green breaker following:                    status light lit.
(Step 3.3.5.1) If pump started in Step 3.3.4, stop applicable pump:
1A Rx M/U Water Pump OR 1B Rx M/U Water Pump 19    (Step 3.3.5.2) Close          Operator presses CLOSE applicable valve:            pushbutton, observes green status light lit.
1NV-55B (B NC Pump Standpipe Fill).              NOTE: If the "1 B NC Pump NO.2 Seal S-Pipe Hi Lvi" alarm comes in, perform section 3.4 of Enclosure 4.3.
Operator returns to Enclosure 4.1 , Step 3.5.12.
  *20    (Step 3.5.12) Two minutes    Operator depresses start prior to starting 1B NC      pushbutton for either 1B1 or Pump, start one of the        1B2 Oil Lift Pumps, and associated oil lift pumps. observes red breaker status light is lit.
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Appendix C                                Page 9 of 12                        Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                    STANDARD                S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT Cue:
2 .min utes has elapsed.
21    (Step 3.5.13) Announce      Operator makes starting of 1B NC Pump.      announcement.
22    (Caution prior to Step      Operator reads Caution.
3.5.14) In Low Pressure Mode, PORVs will open on NC Narrow Range Pressure of 378-382 psig.
    *23    (Step 3.5.14) Start 1B NC    Operator presses Start Pump                        pushbutton and observes red breaker status light lit.
Operator observes Motor amps increase, spike high, and then stabilize lower.
Operator observes NC System flow for the 1B NC Loop increases to 100 0/0.
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Appendix C                                  Page 10 of 12                          Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                        STANDARD                  S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 24    (Step 3.5.15) Perform one      Operator determines that of the following:              the 1B NC Pump will continue to run, and after (Step 3.5.15.1) If desired to two minutes observes that stop 1B NC Pump in less the green breaker status than two minutes after light is lit for the oil lift pump start...
previously started.
(Step 3.5.15.2) Check oil lift pump started, stops within 2 minutes after 1B NC Pump starts.
Terminating Cue:              Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
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Appendix C                              Page 11 of 12                  Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Systems - Control Room JPM C Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                    Date:
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Appendix C                                                              Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* EP/1/A/5000/ES-0.2 (Natural Circulation Cooldown) has been implemented following a Reactor Trip on Unit 1.
* All Initial Conditions for NC Pump start-up are satisfied, all R&R's have been evaluated, and all valve checklists are complete.
* Seal Injection flow and KC flow to the Thermal Barrier have been maintained to all NCPs throughout the event.
INITIATING CUE:    The CRSRO has directed you to start the 1B NC Pump by completing Step 3.5 of Enclosure 4.1 (Startup and Operation) of OP/1/A/6150/002A (Reactor Coolant Pump Operation).
NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                        Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM D 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM D                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                    Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:    MO-3314 Task
 
==Title:==
Operate the Turbine Driven CA            JPM No.:      2008 Systems - Control Pump from the Control Room                            Room JPM D KIA
 
==Reference:==
061 A2.06      2.7/3.0 Examinee:                                                      Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                            Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                        Actual Performance:        x Classroom                  Simulator      x    Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* Unit 1 is operating at 99% power.
* Maintenance has requested Operations to run the TO CA Pump to allow them to check vibration.
* A normal start of the TO CA Pump is desired, NOT a slow start.
* The CRSRO has declared the TO CA Pump inoperable and logged it in Tech Specs.
* All initial conditions have been satisfied, all valves are aligned per the valve checklist, and all R&R's have been evaluated.
* An NLO (Bob) is standing by locally at the pump to assist in the operation.
Task Standard:              Operate the #1 TO CA Pump in recirc from the Control Room. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        None General
 
==References:==
OP/1/A/62501002, Auxiliary Feedwater System Handouts:                  OP/1/A/62501002, Auxiliary Feedwater System 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM D                                            NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                        Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue:      The CRSRO has directed you to start the TO CA Pump per OP/1/A/6250/002 Enclosure 4.4 (Manual Operation of #1 TO CA Pump) from the Control Room and run it in recirc for 10 minutes.
Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:      10 minutes 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM 0                                NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                        Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
: 1. Reset the Simulator to IC-39, 100% MOL
: 2. Reduce power to approximately 990/0.
: 3. Allow plant to stabilize.
: 4. Freeze the Simulator.
OR
: 1. Reset to IC-122 (May 2008)
NOTE: Operator should review Section 1.0 and 2.0 of procedure while waiting in Briefing Room prior to performance of JPM.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM D                                NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 11                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout OP/1/A/6250/002, with Enclosure 4.4 marked up for placekeeping through step 3.3.
START TIME:
STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 3.4) Perform the        Operator proceeds to following sections, as        section 3.5.
applicable:
Section 3.5, Starting TD CA pump 2      (Step 3.5) Starting #1 TD    Operator calls RP, and CA Pump                      (after cue) records "George Franklin" in blank provided and places (Step 3.5.1) Notify RP of    present time and date on TD CA Pump start.            page.
Cue:
George Franklin of RP has been notified.
3 (Step 3.5.2) lE in Modes      Operator determines from 1-3, d~clare TD CA Pump      initial conditions that the inoperable                    TD CA has been declared inoperable.
Cue:
IF asked by operator, Examiner initial Step 3.5.2 as CRSRO.
4      (Step 3.5.3) IF CA Pump      Operator determines from to be operated locally ..... initial conditions that the CA pump is to be run from the control room.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM 0                                    NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                              Page 6 of 11                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                  STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT Operator places an uNA" in step 3.5.3.
    *5    (Step 3.5.4) Close the    Operator accesses CA following valves:          Map on OAC.
Operator rotates control
* 1CA-64 (TD CA Pump knob counterclockwise for to S/G A) 1CA-64 and observes black/blue needle at 0%.
Operator observes valve position for 1CA-64 on OAC change from red to green and acknowledges the OAC Alarm.
Operator rotates control
* 1CA-52 (TD CA Pmp knob counterclockwise for to S/G B) 1CA-52 and observes black/blue needle at 0%.
Operator observes valve position for 1CA-52 on OAC change from red to green and acknowledges the OAC Alarm.
* 1CA-48 (TD CA Pump    Operator rotates control to S/G C)              knob counterclockwise for 1CA-48 and observes black/blue needle at 0%.
Operator observes valve position for 1CA-48 on OAC change from red to green and acknowledges the OAC Alarm.
Operator rotates control
* 1CA-36 (TD CA Pump to S/G D)              knob counterclockwise for 1CA-36 and observes black/blue needle at 0%.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM 0                              NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                              Page 7 of 11                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                  STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT Operator observes valve position for 1CA-36 on OAC change from red to green and acknowledges the OAC Alarm.
6    (Step 3.5.5) Drain        Operator dispatches an moisture from the #1 CA    NLO to perform this task Pump Turbine stop valve    locally.
as follows:
(Step 3.5.5.1) Slowly open the following:
* 1SA-39 (Au x FDWP #1 Stop Valve Above Seat Drain)
Cue: (Booth)
* 1SA-40 (Au x FDWP #1 NLO Bob Jones reports Stop Valve Below Seat 1SA-39 and 1SA-40have Drain) been opened for 30 secondsandreclosed.
(Step 3.5.5.2) When 30 seconds have elapsed, close 1SA-39 and 1SA-
: 40.                        CUE: (Booth)
(Step 3.5.5.3) IF water    No indications of water hammer occurred while      hammerwer.enoted.
draining moisture from #1 CA Pump Turbine Stop      Operator places an "NA" Valve, notify System      in step 3.5.5.3.
Engineer.
7      (Step 3.5.6) Check the following open:
1CA-2 (Unit 1 CA Pumps    Operator observes OAC Suct From CA Stor Tank    map displays 1CA-2 as Isol)                      red and determines valve to be open.
1CA-7 AC (TO CA Pump      Operator observes OAC Suction Isol)              map displays 1CA-7 AC as red and determines valve 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM D                              NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                Page 8 of 11                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                    STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT to be open, OR Operator observes valve red status light lit.
8    (CAUTION prior to Step      Operator reads Caution.
3.5.7): Starting TD CA Pump will increase Rx Power due to increased      CUE:
steam flow. Reducing Turbine Generator load      Another operator will may be required to          monitorandadjustRx maintain power level.        Power .* as<required.
9    (NOTES prior to Step        The operator reads Notes 3.5.7):                      and recognizes that a normal start is being It is preferred to perform a performed.
normal start of the TD CA Pump.
If a slow start of the TD CA Pump is to be performed, Engineering should be available to provide guidance.
10    (Step 3.5.7) Start "#1 TD    Operator decides to start CA Pump" per step            pump per step 3.5.7.1 3.5.7.1 or 3.5.7.2 (NA      and places an "NA" in Step not performed).        Step 3.5.7.2.
* 11    (Step 3.5.7.1) IF normal    Operator rotates the # 1 start is desired, perform    TD CA Pump control the following:              switch clockwise to the START position.
(Step 3.5.7.1. A) Place the "#1 TD CA Pump" in "START" 12    (Step 3.5.7.1. B) Check      Operator observes both the following open:          1SA-48ABC and 1SA-49AB red status lights lit.
* 1SA-48 ABC (SM from 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM D                                NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                Page 9 of 11                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD          S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT S/G C to TD CA Pump      Operator observes TD CA Isol)                    Pump speed increases to 3800 rpm.
* 1SA-49 AB (SM from S/G B to TD CA Pump Isol)                    Operator observes that MCB Annunciator 1AD5-F2 alarms momentarily, and notes that this is an expected alarm.
13    (Step 3.5.7.1. C) Check      Operator observes the TD recirc valve opens by        CA Pump miniflow status IJFLOW" lit.                light lit.
14    (Step 3.5.7.1. D) IF        Operator determines TD operating CA Pump to cool    CA pump run is NOT due piping, allow pump to run    to cooling piping.
for at least 10 minutes.
CUE:
10 minutes/has elapsed, This JPMis complete.
Terminating Cue:            Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM D                                NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                              Page 10 of 11                  Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Systems - Control Room JPM D Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                      Date:
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM D                              NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                                              Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* Unit 1 is operating at 99 % power.
* Maintenance has requested Operations to run the TO CA Pump to allow them to check vibration.
* A normal start of the TO CA Pump is desired, NOT a slow start.
* The CRSRO has declared the TO CA Pump inoperable and logged it in Tech Specs.
* All initial conditions have been satisfied, all valves are aligned per the valve checklist, and all R&R's have been evaluated.
* An NLO (Bob) is standing by locally at the pump to assist in the operation.
INITIATING CUE:    The CRSRO has directed you to start the TO CA Pump per OP/1/A/6250/002 Enclosure 4.4 (Manual Operation of #1 TO CA Pump) from the Control Room and run it in recirc for 10 minutes.
NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                        Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM E 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM E                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                Task No.:
Task
 
==Title:==
Manually Actuate Containment            JPM No.:    2008 Systems - Control Spray System                                        Room JPM E (A)
KIA
 
==Reference:==
026 A2.03      4.1/4.4 Examinee:                                                    NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                          Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                      Actual Performance:        X Classroom'                Simulator      X    Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* With Unit 1 at 100 % power a Reactor Trip occurs.
* In response, the crew enters E-O, "Reactor Trip or Safety Injection,"
and then transitions to ES-0.1, "Reactor Trip Response."
* Subsequently, a Steam Rupture occurred inside the Containment causing a Safety Injection.
* An Orange Path exists on the Containment Critical Safety Function Status Tree due to high Containment Pressure, and the crew has transitioned to FR-Z.1, "Response to High Containment Pressure,"
and completed actions through step 9.
Task Standard:              Manually open the B Train NS Pump Discharge Containment Isolation Valves and start the 1B NS Pump. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        None General
 
==References:==
EP/1/A/5000/FR-Z.1, Response to High Containment Pressure Handouts:                  EP/1/A/5000/FR-Z.1, Response to High Containment Pressure 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM E                                          NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                          Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue:      The CRSRO has directed you to check the NS System in Operation in accordance with step 10 of FR-Z.1, "Response to High Containment Pressure."
Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:      5 minutes 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM E                                NUREG 102<1, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                            Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
: 1. Reset simulator to IC-39, 100 % Power
: 2. Place in RUN and allow time to stabilize
: 3. Insert Malfunctions ISE005A1B, NS System Actuation Auto Failure/Manual Failure
: 4. Insert Malfunctions NS003C/D (to 0), 1NS-29A and 1NS-32A remain closed
: 5. Manually trip the reactor
: 6. Perform the actions of EP/1/A/5000/E-0 up through step 5 and transition to ES-0.1.
: 7. After performing steps 1-11 in ES-0.1, insert Malfunction SM007A, Steam Rupture Inside Containment, A Steam Generator
: 8. Ensure Safety Injection actuates automatically and all equipment responds as expected with the exception of NS System
: 9. Ensure Orange Path on Containment exists due to High Containment Pressure.
: 10. Complete Steps 1-9 of FR-Z.1 .
: 11. Freeze the Simulator OR
: 1. Reset Simulator to Temporary Snap IC-105 (May 2008).
NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to acknowledge spurious alarms unrelated to the task being performed.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM E                                    NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 9                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout EP/1/A/5000/FR-Z.1 marked up for placekeeping through step 9.
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 10) Check NS System 1
in operation as follows:
(Step 1O.a) Check            Operator recognizes from EP/1/A/5000/ECA-1.1 (Loss    Initial Conditions that ECA-Of Emergency Coolant          1.1 is NOT in effect.
Recirc) - IN EFFECT.
(Step 10.a RNO) GO TO        Operator proceeds to Step Step 10.d.                    10.d.
(Step 1O.d) Check NS 2
suction - ALIGNED TO FWST AS FOLLOWS:
Check 1NS-18A (A NS Pump Suet From Cant          Operator observes green Sump) - CLOSED                breaker status light lit.
Check 1NS-20A (A NS Pump Suet From FWST) -        Operator observes red OPEN                          breaker status light lit.
Check 1NS-1 B (B NS Pump Operator observes green Suet From Cant Sump) -
breaker status light lit.
CLOSED Check 1NS-3B (B NS Pump      Operator observes red Suet From FWST) - OPEN.      breaker status light lit.
3      (Step 10.e) Check            Operator observes four containment pressure -        instruments above NS GREATER THAN 3 PSIG.          Pump controls and determines Containment Pressure is > 8 PSIG.
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Appendix C                                Page 6 of 9                        Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                    STANDARD                S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 1O.f) Check NS pump 4
discharge valves - OPEN:
1NS-32A (A NS Pump Disch Cont Outside Isol). Operator observes green breaker status light lit.
1NS-29A (A NS Pump Operator observes green Disch Cont Outside Isol).
breaker status light lit.
1NS-12B (B NS Pump          Operator observes green Disch Cont Outside Isol). breaker status light lit.
1NS-15B (B NS Pump          Operator observes green Disch Cont Outside Isol). breaker status light lit.
    *5    (Step 1O.f RNO) Perform      Operator attempts to open the following:              1NS-32A by pressing the OPEN pushbutton, and recognizes valve does NOT open, green status light lit (Step 1O.f RNO 1) Open      (Alternate Path).
valves.
Operator attempts to open 1NS-29A by pressing the OPEN pushbutton, and recognizes valve does NOT open, green status light lit.
Operator attempts to open 1NS-12B by pressing the OPEN pushbutton, and observes red status light lit.
Operator attempts to open 1NS-15B by pressing the OPEN pushbutton, and observes red status light lit.
Operator recognizes that (Step 1OJ RNO 2) IF all four two of four valves have valves are closed,          opened and that the step THEN .......                does NOT apply.
Operator proceeds to step 10.g.
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Appendix C                                Page 7 of 9                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD          S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 6    (Step 1O.g) Check NS        Operator observes green pumps - ON.                  breaker status lights for each pump, and proceeds to RNO.
(Step 10.g RNO) Perform      Operator recognizes that
    *7 the following:              the 1B NS Pump is the only pump with a suction and (Step 10.g RNO 1) Start      discharge flowpath and pump(s) with available      starts the 1B NS Pump by suction and discharge        pressing the START flowpaths.                  pushbutton.
Operator observes 1B NS Pump red breaker status light is lit.
(Step 10.g RNO 2) IF both pumps off, THEN ........ Operator recognizes that 1 of 2 pumps are running and that step does not apply.
Proceeds to step 11.
Terminating Cue:            Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM E                                NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                              Page 8 of 9                    Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Systems - Control Room JPM E Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                    Date:
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM E                              NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                                                Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* With Unit 1 at 1000/0 power a Reactor Trip occurs.
* In response, the crew enters E-O, "Reactor Trip or Safety Injection," and then transitions to ES-0.1, "Reactor Trip Response."
* Subsequently, a Steam Rupture occurred inside the Containment causing a Safety Injection.
* An Orange Path exists on the Containment Critical Safety Function Status Tree due to high Containment Pressure, and the crew has transitioned to FR-Z.1, "Response to High Containment Pressure," and completed actions through step 9.
INITIATING CUE:    The CRSRO has directed you to check the NS System in Operation in accordance with step 10 of FR-Z.1, "Response to High Containment Pressure."
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Appendix C                        Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM F To be run in conjunction with JPM A 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM F                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Job Performance Measure                      Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:
Task
 
==Title:==
Start Outside Air Pressure Filter Fan    JPM No.:      2008 Systems - Control Following Damage of Spent Fuel                          Room JPM F Assembly KIA
 
==Reference:==
APE 036 AK3.03          3.7 14.1 Examinee:                                                    NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                          Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                        Actual Performance:        X Classroom                Simulator        X  Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* Unit 1 is at 550/0.
* Spent fuel is being transferred from the Unit 1 Spent Fuel Pool to a NAC-UMS cask in the Fuel Building.
* 20 minutes ago, the Control Room received a report that a fuel assembly had been dropped into the Spent Fuel pool.
* The fuel handling supervisor reports gas bubbles originating from the dropped fuel assembly and 1EMF-42, FUEL BLDG VENT HI RAD is in Trip 2.
* The operating crew has completed AP/1/A/5500/25 (Spent Fuel Damage) up to step 15.
Task Standard:              One train of Outside Air Pressure Filter train is in service within 10 minutes. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        None General
 
==References:==
AP/1/A/5500/25, Spent Fuel Damage Handouts:                  AP/1/A/5500/25, Spent Fuel Damage, Enclosure 1 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM F                                            NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                            Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue:      The CRSRO has directed you to place one Outside Air Pressure Filter train in service per Enclosure 1 (Control Room Pressurization) of AP/1/A/5500/25 (Spent Fuel Damage).
Time Critical Task:  YES (10 minutes)
The Time Critical Action is to start the OAPF Fan within 30 minutes of spent fuel assembly anywhere on site becoming damaged. This includes dry cask storage. Starting the OAPF Fan within 30 minutes will limit dose to Control Room personnel during a fuel handling accident.
Assumptions:
* 15 minutes for Control Room personnel to realize AP/25 applies, plus time to read AP and hand-off Enclosure 1.
* 15 minutes for operator to perform Enclosure 1.
This JPM places the operator 20 minutes into the event and forms the basis of the 10 minute Time Critical nature.
Validation Time:      5 minutes 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM F                                    NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                            Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
: 1. Reset Simulator to Temporary Snap IC-115 (May 2008).
: 2. Place VF in filter mode (close "VF EXH BYP DMPR CNTRL")
: 3. Acknowledge alarms
: 4. Freeze simulator NOTE: To be run in conjunction with JPM A.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM F                            NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 9                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout AP/1/A15500/25, Enclosure 1.
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                        STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1      (Step 1) Ensure one of the following groups of air intake valves are open:
Unit 1 air intake valves:
Operator determines that 1VC-1 A (VC Otsd Air the Unit 1 valves are open Intake Isol from Unit 1) by observing the red status 1VC-2A (VC Otsd Air        light lit for each valve Intake Isol from Unit 1)  (Enclosed within Green Mimic Box on MCB).
1VC-3B (VC Otsd Air Intake Isol from Unit 1) 1VC-4B (VC Otsd Air Intake Isol from Unit 1)
OR OR Unit 2 air intake valves:
Operator determines that 1VC-9A (VC Otsd Air        the Unit 2 valves are open Intake Isol from Unit 2)  by observing the red status light lit for each valve (Near 1VC-10A (VC Otsd Air Gold Mimic Box on MCB).
Intake Isol from Unit 2) 1VC-11 B (VC Otsd Air Intake Isol from Unit 2) 1VC-12B (VC Otsd Air Intake Isol from Unit 2) 2      (Step 2) IF A train VCNC      Operator observes Train A in operation, THEN place      VC/VY Mode Select Switch IIA TRAIN CR OUTSIDE          is selected to OFF and AIR PRESS FAN II to IION II . determines Train A VC/VY NOT in operation.
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    *3    (Step 3) IF 8 train VCNC      Operator observes Train B in operation, THEN place      VC/VY Mode Select Switch 118 TRAIN CR OUTSIDE          is selected to TRN B.
AIR PRESS FAN II to IION II .
Operator observes Train B Fan/Chiller red status lights lit and determines B Train VC/VY is in operation.
Operator rotates the B Train CR Outside Air Press Fan control switch clockwise to ON.
Operator observes B Train CR Outside Air Fan ON.
Operator observes B Train CR Filter Preheat enabled.
Operator observes CRA-OAPFT-2 dampers open, red status lights lit.
4      (Step 4) Depress IIMAN II for the following:
              #1 CRA OUTSD AI R Operator presses white FAN MAN pushbutton causing AUTO pushbutton to pop out.
Operator observes no change in green status light lit.
* Operator presses white
              #2 CRA OUTSD AI R FAN                        MAN pushbutton causing AUTO pushbutton to pop out.
Operator observes green status light lit, red status light off.
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Appendix C                                  Page 7 of 9                            Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                        STANDARD                  S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT II 5      (Step 5) Depress "OFF for the following:
CRA-OAD-4 (CR Area Operator presses the CRA-Otsd Air Fans Damper)
OAD-4 OFF pushbutton, and observes green status light lit, red status light off.
CRA-OAD-3 (CR Area Otsd Air Fans Damper)      Operator presses the CRA-OAD-3 OFF pushbutton, and observes green status light lit, red status light off.
Terminating Cue:            Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:                                  Time Critical Stop Time 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM F                                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                              Page 8 of 9                    Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Systems - Control Room JPM F Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                      Date:
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM F                              NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                                                Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* Unit 1 is at 55%.
* Spent fuel is being transferred from the Unit 1 Spent Fuel Pool to a NAC-UMS cask in the Fuel Building.
* 20 minutes ago, the Control Room received a report that a fuel assembly had been dropped into the Spent Fuel pool.
* The fuel handling supervisor reports gas bubbles originating from the dropped fuel assembly and 1EMF-42, FUEL BLDG VENT HI RAD is in Trip 2.
* The operating crew has completed AP/1/A/5500/25 (Spent Fuel Damage) up to step 15.
INITIATING CUE:    The CRSRO has directed you to place one Outside Air Pressure Filter train in service per Enclosure 1 (Control Room Pressurization) of AP/1/A/5500/25 (Spent Fuel Damage).
NOTE: This is a Time Critical JPM NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
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Appendix C                        Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM G 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                    Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:
Task
 
==Title:==
Respond to a Source Range                JPM No.:    2008 Systems - Control Nuclear Instrumentation Failure                      Room JPM G (A)
KIA
 
==Reference:==
015 A2.01      3.5/3.9 Examinee:                                                    NRC Examiner:
Facility.Evaluator:                                          Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                        Actual Performance:        X Classroom                Simulator        X    Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* Unit 1 is in the process of performing a Unit Start-Up.
* Control Bank "A" has been pulled to 50 steps withdrawn.
* Mode 2 has just been declared.
* Source Range count rate is approximately 110 CPS.
* SR channel N-31 has failed low.
* SR channel N-32 is still OPERABLE.
* AP/1/A/5500/16 Case I (Source Range Malfunctions) has been implemented.
Task Standard:              All Source Range Selector switches are placed to channel 32 and the SR trip and High Flux at Shutdown signals from channel 31 are blocked.
When the only other channel of SR Nuclear Instrumentation fails high and the reactor does not trip, the Operator recognizes a reactor trip is required and then manually trips the Reactor. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        None 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G                                          NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                          Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet General
 
==References:==
AP/1/A/5500/16 Malfunction of Nuclear Instrumentation OP/1/A/61 00101 OA, ARP1 F01/A-6, SIR HI Flux Rx Trip McGuire Technical Specifications, 3.3.1 RTS Instrumentation EP/1/A/A/5000/E-0 Reactor Trip or Safety Injection Handouts:            AP/1/A/5500/16 Malfunction of Nuclear Instrumentation, Case I Initiating Cue:      The CRSRO has directed you to remove the failed SR channel (N-31) from service by performing AP/1/A/5500/16 (Malfunction of Nuclear Instrumentation), Case I (Source Range Malfunctions).
Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:      7 minutes 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G                                  NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                            Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
: 1. Reset Simulator to IC-26 (Mode 2, Normal operating temp/press, CSA at 50 steps withdrawn.)
: 2. Insert Mal ENB-2A (SR Channel 31 Failure); Select    =0, Activate
: 3. Insert Mal IPE001A (Failure of Auto Reactor Trip A train)
: 4. Insert Mal IPE001 B (Failure of Auto Reactor Trip B train)
: 5. Insert Mal ENB-002B (SR Channel 32 Failure); Set    =1e+006, Set to Trigger 1.
: 6. Freeze Simulator.
: 7. Go to RUN.
: 8. Place "Audio Count Rate" and "Startup Rate" selectors to SR N-32 prior to implementing this JPM.
OR
: 1.      Reset Simulator to Temporary Snap IC-80 (May 2008).
NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to activate Trigger #1 when the operator checks the "S/R HI FLUX ALM BLOCKED" annunciator in AP16 Case I, step 13.c.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G                                    NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 12                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout AP/1/A/5500/16, Case I.
START TIME:
STEPS                ELEMENTS                  STANDARD            SIU      COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1      (Caution prior to Step 1)    Operator reads Caution.
Pulling SIR control power fuses anytime the SIR is energized will result in a reactor trip unless the affected channel is blocked in SSPS ("SIR TRAIN (AlB)
TRIP BLKD HI VOLTAGE OFF" status light on 1SI-18 is lit).
2      (Caution prior to Step 1)    Operator reads Caution.
Pulling SIR instrument power fuses with the SIR energized will result in a reactor trip unless:
* Affected channel "LEVEL TRIP" switch is in "BYPASS" OR
* Affected channel is blocked in SSPS ("SIR TRAIN (AlB) TRIP BLKD HI VOLTAGE OFF" status light on 1SI-18 is lit).
3      (Note prior to Step 1) Audio  Operator reads Note.
count rate is only supplied from SIR channels N-31 or N-32.
4      (Notes prior to Step 1) In    Operator reads Note.
Mode 6, the W/R Neutron Flux Monitors can be used as SIR neutron flux indication.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G                                  NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                Page 6 of 12                        Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD                SIU      COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 5      (Step 1) Check at least one  Operator recognizes that SR of the following SIR        Channel N32 is OPERABLE Channels - OPERABLE          as identified in the initial conditions.
N-31 OR N-32 6      (Step 2) Announce            Operator makes a page occurrence on paging        announcement indicating system.                      that SR Channel N31 has failed.
Cue:
If asked, the U2 RO makes the page announcement.
7      (Step 3) Check unit status - Operator recognizes from IN MODE 6.                  initial conditions that the plant is in Mode 2 and proceeds to the RNa 8      (Step 3 RNO) GO TO Step      Operator proceeds to Step
: 6.                          6.
9      (Step 6) Check SIR          Operator determines from detector(s) - HIGH          initial conditions that the VOLTAGE                      plant is in Mode 2 and INADVERTENTLY                proceeds to the RNa APPLIED AT POWER (ABOVE P-10).
10      (Step 6 RNO) GO TO Step      Operator proceeds to Step 7                            7.
11      (Step 7) Check "SIR HI      Operator observes MCB FLUX AT SHUTDOWN"            Annunciator 1AD2/D3 and alarm (1AD2-D3) - DARK      determines that the window is dark.
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Appendix C                                Page 7 of 12                        Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD                S/U      COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 12    (Step 8) Monitor available    Operator observes Neutron I/R Channels and WIR          Flux is below the I/R Neutron Flux Monitors        Channels scale.
Operator observes that WIR Monitor indications are stable.
13    (Step 9) Check if failure has Operator determines from occurred on any of the        initial conditions that N-31 following SIR Channels:      has failed.
N-31                          Operator observes SR OR                            Channel N31 indication at N-32                          "0."
14      (Step 10) Check at least      Operator recognizes that SR one of the following SIR      Channel N32 is OPERABLE channels - OPERABLE          as identified in the initial conditions.
N-31 OR                            Operator observes SR N-32                          Channel N32 is reading 110 CPS.
15      (Step 11) Check plant        Operator determines from status - IN MODE 3 OR        initial conditions that the BELOW                        plant is in Mode 2 and proceeds to the RNO.
16      (Step 11 RNO) IF in Mode 2    Operator determines unit is below P-6, THEN suspend      in Mode 2 and below P-6 (10 operations involving positive -10 IR amps), and observes reactivity additions.        rod withdrawal has stopped.
Cue:
Rx Startup has been suspended.
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Appendix C                                  Page 8 of 12                        Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              SIU      COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 17    (Step 12) Perform the following actions on the failed SIR drawer:
        *  (Step 12.a) Place the          Operator places the N31 "LEVEL TRI P" switch to        Level Trip switch to "BYPASS"                      BYPASS and observes Level Trip light is lit.
(Step 12.b) Check "LEVEL TRIP BYPASS" light - LIT (Step 12.c) Place the "HIGH    Operator recognizes that the FLUX AT SHUTDOWN"              High Flux at Shutdown switch to "BLOCK".            Switch in the "BLOCK" position.
18      (Step 13) Check the following -LIT:
(Step 13.a) "SIR OR IIR  Operator observes MCB TRIP BYPASS" alarm        Annunciator 1AD2/E2 and (1AD-2, E-2).            determines that the window is lit.
(Step 13.b) The failed channel's status light on 1SI-19:
                    *  "1/N-31 B SIR    Operator observes the N31 CHANNELl          Trip Bypass status light is lit.
TRIP BYPASS" OR
                    *  "1/N-32B SIR CHANNEL II TRIP BYPASS".
(Step 13.c) "SIR HI      Operator observes MCB FLUX ALM BLOCKED"        Annunciator 1AD2/D2 and alarm (1AD-2, D-2).      determines that the window is lit.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G                                    NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                    Page 9 of 12                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U      COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT NOTE: Simulator Driver Operate Trigger #1.
This will cause the "SIR HI FLUX RX TRIP" alarm on 1FO-1/A5 (An automatic Reactor Trip should occur, however, the RPS has failed. The Operator may address the Annunciator Response Procedure, however, it is expected that the reactor will be manually tripped)
Examiner NOTE: (Alternate Path) It is expected that the operator will Trip the Reactor.
    *19      (Step 2) Check Reactor        NOTE: The remainder of Trip                            the operator actions will be performed from memory
* All rod bottom lights -
LIT Operator observes all Rod Bottom lights are lit (green).
* Reactor trip and bypass breakers - OPEN Operator observes Reactor Trip Breaker green status
* IIR amps - GOING            lights are lit.
DOWN Operator observes that both IIR SUR indications are trending down 20      (Step 3) Check Turbine Trip Operator observes the Four
* All throttle valves -
STAT lights for throttle CLOSED valves are lit.
21      (Step 4) Check 1ETA and        Operator observes that UV 1ETB - ENERGIZED                STAT lights for 1ETA and 1ETB are DARK.
22      (Step 5) Check if SII is actuated:
(Step 5.a) "SAFETY INJECTION ACTUATED"            Operator observes that SII status light (1SI-18)- LIT. actuate light is DARK.
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G                                      NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 10 of 12                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                        STANDARD            S/U      COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 23      (Step 5.a RNO) Perform the following:
(Step 5.a RNO 1)
Check if S/I is required:  Operator observes that pzr pressure is 2100 and stable pzr pressure less than    and that Containment 1845                      pressure is .15 PSIG and OR                        stable; and reports that Containment pressure      Safety Injection is NOT greater than 1 PSIG        required.
Cue:
Another operator will complete the remainder of this procedure.
Terminating Cue:              Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G                                    NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                              Page 11 of 12                  Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                      Date:
2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G                              NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                                                Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* Unit 1 is in the process of performing a Unit Start-Up.
* Control Bank "A" has been pulled to 50 steps withdrawn.
* Mode 2 has just been declared.
* Source Range count rate is approximately 110 CPS.
* SR channel N-31 has failed low.
* SR channel N-32 is still OPERABLE.
* AP/1/A/5500/16 Case I (Source Range Malfunctions) has been implemented.
INITIATING CUE:    The CRSRO has directed you to remove the failed SR channel (N-31) from service by performing AP/1/A/5500/16 (Malfunction of Nuclear Instrumentation), Case I (Source Range Malfunctions).
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Appendix C                        Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM H 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM H                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                Task No.:    MO-8308 Task
 
==Title:==
Restoration of Power to Unit 1        JPM No.:      2008 Systems - Control 6900V Buses using Offsite Power                      Room JPM H KIA
 
==Reference:==
062 A2.05      2.9/3.3 Examinee:                                                    NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                          Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:                                      Actual Performance:      X Classroom                Simulator      X    Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* A loss of all AC power has occurred on both Unit 1 and Unit 2.
* EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 and EP/2/A/5000/ECA-O.0 have been implemented on their respective Units.
* On Unit 1 the 1A Diesel Generator has tripped on a loss of lube oil, and the 1B Diesel Generator has tripped on overspeed.
* Both train A and B sequencer control power breakers have been opened.
* The Dispatcher has informed you that offsite power can now be restored.
Task Standard:              Power is restored to 1TA, 1TB, 1TC and 1TO. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        None General
 
==References:==
EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 Loss of all AC Power Handouts:                  EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.O Loss of all AC Power, Enclosure 8 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM H                                          NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                          Job Performance Measure                  Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue:      The CRSRO has directed you to restore power to the Unit 1 6900 Volt Buses using Offsite Power per EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 Enclosure 8.
Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:      15 minutes 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM H                                NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                          Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
: 1. Reset the Simulator to IC-39 100% MOL
: 2. Insert Malfunctions:
: a.      EP001 (Station Blackout)
: b.      1A DIG Trips on loss of Lube Oil, MALF-DG003A, SET = 1 (DIG A), give a 60 second time delay before malfunction takes place to allow loads to sequence on
: c.      1B DIG Trips on Overspeed, MALF-DG004B, SET =2 (DIG B), give a 60 second time delay before malfunction takes place to allow loads to sequence on
: 3. Implement EP/ECA-O.O (Loss of All AC Power) and complete through subsequent step 16.
: 4. At step 5 run CAEP FILE ZZRUNSSF_ECAO.O to initiate NC Pump Seal Injection.
: 5. Remove Malfunction EP001 at Step 10 then use LOA EP to reset lockout relays. Verify by the Annunciator Unit 1 Lockout OFF (1AD-11/K3). LOA's 154,155,156,175 and 176 SET = Reset Lockout.
: 6. At Step 15 c Insert Malfunction EQB002A/B to disable the Train A and B Sequencer Control Power.
: 7. At Step 15 d use LOA-NS005/006 to simulate pulling control power for NS Pumps.
: 8. OVR RUKR Pumps:
OVR-KR003A              OVR-KR005A                OVR-RL003A OVR-KR003B              OVR-KR005B                OVR-RL003B OVR-KR004A              QVR-RL002A                OVR-RL004A OVR-KR004B              OVR-RL002B                OVR-RL004B
: 9. Freeze the simulator after conditions stabilize OR
: 1. Reset to IC-89 (May, 2008)
NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to:
* Communicate with the Operator as the TCC, NLO, and anyone else the operator needs to communicate with.
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Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 19                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout  of EP/1/A/5000/ECA-O.O.
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                    STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Note prior to Step 1) This  Operator reads Note.
1 enclosure can be used to:
Restore Unit 1 offsite power and then align Unit 1 6900V bus to 4160V bus.
OR Restore 4160V bus if Unit 1 6900V bus is already energized.
2      (Step 1) Check Unit 1        Operator observes OAC-6900V busses - ALL            EPB7KV (or an equivalent DEEN ERG IZED.                OAC map), or Normal/Standby breakers are open for Buses 1TA-1TD, and determines that all 6900 V buses are deenergized.
3      (Step 2) Check lockout        Operator observes relay relays on relay board in      board.
Control Room - RESET.
4      (Step 3) Contact Toddville    Operator attempts to Tee to coordinate the        contact Toddville Tee.
following steps using any of the following:
* Ring down phone on Unit 2 condensate board.
* Outside Bell Line
* Two Way Radio 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM H                                  NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                Page 6 of 19                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                    STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 5    (Step 4) Ensure Toddville    Operator asks if Toddville TCC concurs that offsite    TCC concurs that offsite power is ready to be aligned power is ready to be aligned from switchyard to at least  from switchyard to at least one station busline.        one station busline.
(Step 5) IF AT ANY TIME 6                                  Operator reads step and busline PCBs OR MODs recognizes its conditional will not operate from the application.
Control Room, THEN perform the following:
(Step 5.a) Dispatch switchyard coordinator to operate affected PCBs and MODs (875-5680 or beeper 778-6633 or Toddville TCC can contact).
(Step 5.b) IF Switchyard personnel unavailable, THEN dispatch operator to operate affected bustine PCBs and MODs from Switchyard Relay House PER OP/1/A/6300/001 (Turbine Generator Startup/Shutdown) ,
Enclosure 4.12 (Local Operation of Switchyard PCBs and MODs).
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Appendix C                                  Page 7 of 19                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                        STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 7    (Step 6) Open the following    Operator observes that the PCB's:                        green status lights are lit and determines that the PCB 8 PCBs are open.
PCB 9 PCB 11 PCB12 8    (Step 7) Have Toddville        Operator asks Toddville TCC energize the required      TCC to energize the portion of Unit 1 Switchyard,  required portion of Unit 1 to allow restoration of offsite Switchyard.
power. Use any of the following:
230KV yellow bus from Cowan1s Ford OR Any other available source.
9    (Step 8) Ensure the            Operator observes following are open:            Generator Breakers, green status lights lit, and 1A Generator Breaker determines that both the 1A 1B Generator Breaker            and 1 B Generator breakers are open.
10    (Note prior to Step 9) If      Operator reads Note.
unable to open any of the following breakers from the Control Room, Step 9.i will open breaker(s) locally.
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Appendix C                                Page 8 of 19                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                    STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 9) Remove all loads
    *11 from 6900V busses as follows:
(Step 9.a) Place the following mode select switches to manual:
1TA                          Operator rotates the 1TA Mode Select Switch clockwise to MANUAL.
1TB                          Operator rotates the 1TB Mode Select Switch clockwise to MANUAL.
Same Operator rotates the 1TC 1TC                          Mode Select Switch clockwise to MANUAL.
Same Operator rotates the 1TD 1TD Mode Select Switch
                                      . clockwise to MANUAL.
(Step 9.b) Open the          For each breaker, the 12 following breakers:
Operator observes green status light lit for normal 1TA normal breaker breaker and determines the 1TA standby breaker          breaker is open.
1TB normal breaker 1TB standby breaker 1TC normal breaker 1TC standby breaker 1TD normal breaker 1TD standby breaker 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM H                                  NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                              Page 9 of 19                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                    STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 13    (Step 9.c) Open all NC      Operator observes the 1A pump supply breakers.      NC Pump green breaker status light lit.
Operator observes the 1B NC Pump green breaker status light lit.
Operator observes the 1C NC Pump green breaker status light lit.
Operator observes the 1D NC Pump green breaker status light lit.
  *14    (Step 9.d) Place the        Operator rotates the 1A following pump switches to  Hotwell Pump Control STOP:                      Switch counter-clockwise to STOP, observes green All hotwell pumps          breaker status light lit.
Operator rotates the 1B Hotwell Pump Control Switch counter-clockwise to STOP, observes green breaker status light lit.
Operator rotates the 1C Hotwell Pump Control Switch counter-clockwise to STOP, observes green breaker status light lit.
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    *15    (Step 9.d) Place the        Operator rotates the 1A following pump switches to  Condensate Booster Pump STOP:                      Control Switch counter-clockwise to STOP, observes green breaker All condensate booster      status light lit.
pumps Operator rotates the 1B Condensate Booster Pump Control Switch counter-clockwise to STOP, observes green breaker status light lit.
Operator rotates the 1C Condensate Booster Pump Control Switch counter-clockwise to STOP, observes green breaker status light lit.
16    (Step 9.e) Depress "STOP"  Operator observes the B RF on the following pumps:
Pump green breaker status light lit.
B RF pump 17    (Step 9.e) Depress "STOP"  Operator observes the 1C1 on the following pumps:
Heater Drain Tank Pump green breaker status light All C Heater Drain Tank pumps                      lit.
Operator observes the 1C2 Heater Drain Tank Pump green breaker status light lit.
Operator observes the 1C3 Heater Drain Tank Pump green breaker status light lit.
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Appendix C                                Page 11 of 19                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 9.e) Depress IISTOP" 18 on the following pumps:
Dispatch an NLO to verify that the LLI Pump breakers All Low Level Intake pumps.
are OPEN.
  *19    (Step 9.1) Open the          Operator presses the TRI P following breakers:          pushbutton for the 1ATC Feeder Breaker and 1ATC Feeder Breaker          observes green breaker status light lit.
1ATO Feeder Breaker Operator presses the TRI P pushbutton for the 1ATO Feeder Breaker and observes green breaker status light lit.
(Step 9.g) IF either of the 20 following Unit 1 breakers are closed, THEN open        Dispatch NLO to check breakers:                    breaker position OR use OAC map EPB7KV.
SATA Feeder Breaker Dispatch NLO to check SATB Feeder Breaker          breaker position OR use OAC map EPB7KV.
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Appendix C                                Page 12 of 19                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 21    (Step 9.h) Ensure deenergized 600V equipment does not restart upon power restoration as    Operator rotates Bearing Oil follows:                      Pump control switch counter-clockwise to the (Step 9.h.1) IF "BRG OIL      STOP position, and then PUMP/GSOB PUMP" is off,      pulls switch out to TRI P THEN place control switch    PULLOUT.
II to PULL TO LOCK      *
  *22    (Step 9.h.2) Open "C PZR      Operator presses OPEN HTR GRP SUP BKR".            pushbutton for C pzr Heater Group Supply Breaker and observes green breaker status light lit.
(Step 9.h.3) Place D pzr      Operator rotates D pzr 23 heater in manual.            Heater control switch clockwise to the MANUAL position.
  *24    (Step 9.h.4)Open D pzr        Operator presses TRI P heater group supply          pushbutton for D pzr Heater breaker.                      Group Supply Breaker and observes green breaker status light lit.
25    (Step 9.h.5) Place A RV      Operator presses the A RV pump in manual and off.      Pump MANUAL pushbutton to release AUTO pushbutton, and presses STP pushbutton to release START pushbutton.
26    (Step 9.h.6) Place B RV      Operator presses the B RV pump in manual and off.      Pump MANUAL pushbutton to release AUTO pushbutton, and presses STP pushbutton to release START pushbutton.
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Appendix C                                Page 13 of 19                  Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                    STANDARD          S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 27    (Step 9.h.7) Depress          Operator presses the A RL manual and off on control    Pump MANUAL pushbutton switch for any RL pump that  to release AUTO is off or deenergized.        pushbutton, and presses STP pushbutton to release START pushbutton.
Operator presses the B RL Pump MANUAL pushbutton to release AUTO pushbutton, and presses STP pushbutton to release START pushbutton.
Operator presses the C RL Pump MANUAL pushbutton to release AUTO pushbutton, and presses STP pushbutton to release START pushbutton.
II (Step 9.h.8) Depress 1I0FF    Operator presses the A KR 28 on control switch for any KR  Pump OFF pushbutton.
pump that is off or          Operator presses the B KR deenergized.                  Pump OFF pushbutton.
Operator presses the C KR Pump OFF pushbutton.
29    (Step 9.h.9) Depress stop    Operator presses the STOP on all G heater drain tank pushbutton for the 1G1 pumps.
Heater Drain Tank Pump and observes green breaker status light lit.
Operator presses the STOP pushbutton for the 1G2 Heater Drain Tank Pump and observes green breaker status light lit.
Operator presses the STOP pushbutton for the 1G3 Heater Drain Tank Pump and observes green breaker status light lit.
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Appendix C                                Page 14 of 19                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 9.h.1 0) IF VP was in  Operator recognizes (After 30 service prior to blackout,    cue) that VP was NOT in THEN place the IIVP SUP &    service and proceeds to EXH FANS MODEll switch        step 9.i.
to 1I0FFII .
(Step 9.i) Dispatch          Operator dispatches NLO to 31 operator(s) to perform the    perform Enclosures 11 and following:                    12.
Enclosure 11 (Preparing 6900V Busses for Power Restoration)
Enclosure 12 (Preparing 600V Loads for Power Restoration).
32    (Step 10) Ensure lockouts    Operator observes relay reset as required by Step 2. board.
(Step 11) Do not continue 33                                  Operator contacts NLO to until the following are check status of Enclosure completed:
11/12 completion.
Steps 9 through 10 Enclosure 11 (Preparing 6900V Busses for Power Restoration)
Enclosure 12 (Preparing 600V Loads for Power Restoration).
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Appendix C                                  Page 15 of 19                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 12) Check the 34 following MODs - CLOSED:
MOD-8R                        For each MOD, Operator observes red status light lit MOD-8Y                        and determines the MOD is closed.
MOD-9R MOD-9Y MOD-11 R MOD-11Y MOD-12R MOD-12Y (Step 13) Check switch 35 indications for the following 6900V switchgear breakers
          - LIT:
For each Breaker, Operator 1TA NORMAL BREAKER            observes green status light lit and determines the 1TA STDBY BREAKER              breaker is open.
1TB NORMAL BREAKER 1TB STDBY BREAKER 1TC NORMAL BREAKER 1TC STDBY BREAKER 1TO NORMAL BREAKER 1TO STDBY BREAKER 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM H                                    NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                            Page 16 of 19                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                STANDARD                S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 36    (Step 14) Energize 1ATA    Operator contacts Toddville and 1ATB by closing        and requests permission to available PCBs as directed close PCBs 8, 9, 11, and by Toddville TCC.          12.
* Operator presses CLOSE PCB 8                      pushbutton for PCB 8 and observes red status light lit.
Operator presses CLOSE
* pushbutton for PCB 9 and PCB 9 observes red status light lit.
Operator presses CLOSE
* PCB 11                    pushbutton for PCB 11 and observes red status light lit.
Operator presses CLOSE PCB 12.                    pushbutton for PCB 12 and observes red status light lit.
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    *37    (Step 15) Energize 6900V busses by closing normal or standby breaker on the following:
1TA                          Operator presses CLOSE pushbutton for 1TA and observes red status light lit.
1TB                          Operator presses CLOSE pushbutton for 1TB and observes red status light lit.
Operator presses CLOSE 1TC pushbutton for 1TC and observes red status light lit.
(NOTE: Control Room lights will be restored with this action.)
Operator presses CLOSE 1TD                          pushbutton for 1TD and observes red status light lit.
Terminating Cue:            Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
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Appendix C                              Page 18 of 19                  Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Systems - Control Room JPM H Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                      Date:
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Appendix C                                                              Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* A loss of all AC power has occurred on both Unit 1 and Unit 2.
* EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 and EP/2/A/5000/ECA-0.0 have been implemented on their respective Units.
* On Unit 1 the 1A Diesel Generator has tripped on a loss of lube oil, and the 1B Diesel Generator has tripped on overspeed.
* Both train A and B sequencer control power breakers have been opened.
* The Dispatcher has informed you that offsite power can now be restored.
INITIATING CUE:    The CRSRO has directed you to restore power to the Unit 1 6900 Volt Buses using Offsite Power per EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.O Enclosure 8.
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Appendix C                                          Page 2 of 7                        Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:
Task
 
==Title:==
Emergency Borate the Reactor            JPM No.:    2008 Systems - In Coolant System Locally Using 2NV-                    Plant JPM I 269 KIA
 
==Reference:==
004 A2.14      3.8/3.9 Examinee:                                                    NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                          Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:            X                          Actual Performance:
Classroom                Simulator            Plant        X READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied .
. Initial Conditions:
* Unit 2 was at 100 0/0 power when a Boron dilution event occurred.
* AP/2/A/5500/38 (Emergency Boration) was entered.
* While attempting to open 2NV-265B (Boric Acid To NV Pumps), the RO discovered that 2NV-265B was de-energized.
Task Standard:              2NV-269 is located and manually opened (simulated) within ten (10) minutes. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        PPE (Hardhat, Safety Glasses, Hearing Protection, etc.)
Dosimetry General
 
==References:==
AP/2/A/5500/38 Emergency Boration Handouts:                  None Initiating Cue:            The CRSRO has directed you to emergency borate the NC System by locally opening 2NV-265B (Boric Acid To NV Pumps). Notify the control room when the valve is opened.
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Appendix C                                    Page 3 of 7                          Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION Time Critical Task:  YES (10 minutes) - Required by PT/O/A/4600/113, "Operator Time Critical Task Verification," Enclosure 13.4, "Stop Dilution and Borate During a Dilution Event."
Validation Time:      8 minutes NOTE:      Start this JPM from the hallway outside of the Operations kitchen.
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Appendix C                                  Page 4 of 7                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM).
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1      (Step 11.d RNO) Perform      Operator locates 2NV-265B the following:                and attempts to open it (simulated).
(Step 11.d RNO 1)
Dispatch operator to open 2NV-265B (aux bldg,          Cue:
733+3, JJ-54, near chemical addition tank).      Give the following cue as soon as the operator begins to describe opening the valve:
Handwheelclutchengaged Force applied in theco<unter clockwise direction Handwheel is NOT moving Operator recognizes that valve cannot be opened and calls Control Room.
Cue:
The<Control<.Roomoperator directsyouto
* u nlockand open 2NV-269 (Boric.* Acid sup.plytoNVPumpsBlock) in accordance with Step 11.dRNO 11.d.2.a)of AP/2/A/5500/38.
Notify theC/Rwhenthe valve is open.
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Appendix C                                  Page 5 of 7                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 2      (Step 11.d RNO 2) IF 2NV-    Operator locates 2NV-269, 265B can not be opened,      then unlocks and opens it THEN:                        (simulated) within ten minutes of dispatch.
(Step 11.d RNO 2.a)
* Dispatch operator to unlock and open 2NV-269      Cue:
(BA Supply to NV Pumps Block) (aux bldg, 733+4,    Lock removed, Handwheel JJ-54, near chemical          rotated fully counter-addition tank).              clockwise.
The operator calls the Control Room and reports that 2NV-269 is OPEN.
Cue:
The Control Room operator understands that 2NV-269 is open.
3      (Step 11.d RNO 2.b) Open      The operator calls the Control 2NV-267A (Boric Acid To      Room and requests that the Blender Control).            BOP Open 2NV-267A.
Cue:
Terminate the JPM.
Terminating Cue:              Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
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Appendix C                              Page 6 of 7                    Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Systems - In Plant JPM I Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                      Date:
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Appendix C                                                            Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* Unit 2 was at 100 % power when a Boron dilution event occurred.
* AP/2/A/5500/38 (Emergency Boration) was entered.
* While attempting to open 2NV-265B (Boric Acid To NV Pumps), the RO discovered that 2NV-265B was de-energized.
INITIATING CUE:    The CRSRO has directed you to emergency borate the NC System by locally opening 2NV-265B (Boric Acid To NV Pumps).
Notify the control room when the valve is opened.
This is a Time Critical Task.
NOTE: No plant equipment should be operated during the performance of this JPM. All actions must be SIMULATED.
NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                    Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet In Plant JPM J 2008 Systems - In Plant JPM J                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Job Performance Measure                    Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                  Task No.:  MO-5012 Task
 
==Title:==
Ensure Proper Response of Diesel        JPM No.:    2008 Systems - In VI Compressors on Loss of VI                        Plant JPM J (A)
KIA
 
==Reference:==
APE 065 AA1.04          3.5/3.4 Examinee:                                                    NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                          Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:            X                          Actual Performance:
Classroom                Simulator            Plant        X READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* Units 1 and 2 are at 100 % power when a leak develops in the VI system.
* AP/1/A/5500/22, "Loss of VI," has been implemented up to step 4.c.
* VI header pressure is 75 PSIG and going down.
Task Standard:              "G" VI compressor is started per Enclosure 4 (Diesel VI Compressor Operation) of AP/1/A/5500/22. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        PPE (Hardhat, Safety Glasses, Hearing Protection, etc.)
General
 
==References:==
AP/1/A/5500/22 LOSS OF VI Handouts:                  AP/1/A/5500/22 LOSS OF VI Initiating Cue:
* Ensure Diesel VI compressors are running per Enclosure 4 (Diesel VI Compressor Operation) of AP/1/A/5500/22.
* Use the copy of the procedure located on column 2B32, Unit 2 TB, near exit door leading to Diesel VI compressors.
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Appendix C                      Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Time Critical Task:  NO Validation Time:      7 minutes 2008 Systems - In Plant JPM J                          NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                  Page 4 of 9                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)
Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and when candidate attempts to obtain procedure located on column 2B32, Unit 2 TB, near exit door leading to Diesel VI compressors, Handout AP/1/A/5500/22.
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                    STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT NA Cue:
Upon arriving at the scene, the following conditions exist:
* H VICompressoris running.
* G VI* Compressor is NOT running.
1      (Step 1) On running compressors, ensure associated compressor switches are in the following positions:
Operator proceeds to "Auto/Off-Reset" selector switch in check the switches for "AUTO".                  "H" VI Compressor.
Cue:
                "HIGH/LOW" selector      As operator checks each switch, in "HIGH".        switch:
                                          *  "Auto/Off-Reset" "START/WARM-                selector switch *is in UP/RUN" selector              "AUTO" switch in "RUN".          *  "HIGH/LOW" selector switchisii n *"HIGH".
                                          *  "sTARTIWARM-UP/RUN"switchisin "RUN".
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Appendix C                                Page 5 of 9                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS            ELEMENTS                      STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 2    (Note prior to Step 2)        Operator reads NOTE.
Several G and H VI Compressor gauges will not function until the associated "Engine Switch" is placed in the ON position in the following steps.
    *3    (Step 2) IF G VI              Operator places the Compressor is off, THEN      "Auto/Off-Reset" selector perform the following:        switch in "OFF-RESET."
(Simulated)
(Step 2.a) Place the "Auto/Off-Reset" selector switch in "OFF-RESET."
(AS FOUND      =AUTO)
Cue:
                                        "AutolOff-Reset" rotary switch moved to "OFF-RESET."
4      (Step 2.b) Ensure the        Operator ensures the "HIGH/LOW" selector          "HIGH/LOW" selector switch, is in "HIGH."        switch, is in "HIGH."
(Simulated)
(AS FOUND      = HIGH)
Cue:
                                        "HlGHl-lOW"select-O-r -
switch is in "HIGH."
5      (Step 2.c) Ensure the        Operator ensures the "START/WARM-UP/RUN"          "START/WARM-UP/RUN" selector switch is in "RUN."  selector switch is in "RUN."
(Simulated)
(AS FOUND      =RUN)
Cue:
                                        "STARTlWARM-UPlRUN" switch is in "RUN."
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Appendix C                                    Page 6 of 9                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD            S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 6      (Note prior to Step 2.d)      Operator reads NOTE.
Engine will start after a 5 to 10 second time delay in next step.
7      (Step 2.d) Place "ENGINE      Operator places the SWITCH" in "ON."              "ENGINE SWITCH" in "ON." (Simulated)
Cue:
                                          "ENGINE SWITCH" rotated clockwise to "ON."
15 second.shaveelapsed and the engine isN.OT running.
(Alternate Path)
    *8    (Step 2.e) IF Diesel            Operator places the compressor fails to start      "ENGINE SWITCH" in within approximately 15        "OFF." (Simulated) seconds, THEN perform the Cue:
following:
(Step 2.e.1)) Place "Engine"    "Engine" switch rotate.d switch in "OFF".                counterclockwise to "OFF."
9      (Step 2.e.2)) Do not attempt    Operator waits 2 minutes.
to start G VI compressor until 2 minutes have            Note: Allow the next two elapsed.                        steps to be read before giving the "2 minutes have elapsed" cue.
Cue:
Two minutes have elapsed.
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Appendix C                                    Page 7 of 9                      Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD              S/U    COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 10    (Step 2.e.3)) lE H VI          Operator will N/A this step compressor is off, THEN        and continue.
start H VI compressor PER step 3 while waiting to start G VI compressor.
11    (Step 2.e.4)) WHEN 2          Operator will proceed to minutes have elapsed,          step 2.d.
THEN observe note prior to Step 2.d and RETURN TO Step 2.d.
    *12    (Step 2.d) Place "ENGINE        Operator places the SWITCH" in "ON".                "ENGINE SWITCH" in "ON." (Simulated)
Cue:
                                          "ENGINE SWITCH" rotated clockwise to "ON" and the engine is running.
13    (Step 2.d) lE H VI              Operator determines that compressor is off, THEN        "H" VI Compressor is perform the following ...      running and proceeds to step 4.
14    (Step 2.d) WHEN time            Operator proceeds to allows, THEN check              Enclosure 4.12.
running parameters PER OP/0/A/6450/005                Cue:
(Instrument Air system),
Enclosure 4.12 (Response        Another operator will to Auto/Emergency Start of      check>therunning G and/or H VI Compressor).      parameters**when*time allows.
Terminating Cue:              Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
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Appendix C                              Page 8 of 9                    Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Systems - In Plant JPM J Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                      Date:
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Appendix C                                                            Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* Units 1 and 2 are at 1000/0 power when a leak develops in the VI system.
* AP/1/A/5500/22, "Loss of VI," has been implemented up to step 4.c.
* VI header pressure is 75 PSIG and going down.
INITIATING CUE:
* Ensure Diesel VI compressors are running per Enclosure 4 (Diesel VI Compressor Operation) of AP/1/A/5500/22.
* Use the copy of the procedure located on column 2832, Unit 2 T8, near exit door leading to Diesel VI compressors.
NOTE: No plant equipment should be operated during the performance of this JPM. All actions must be SIMULATED.
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Appendix C                    Job Performance Measure          Form ES-C-1 Worksheet In Plant JPM K 2008 Systems - In Plant JPM K                        NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                Job Performance Measure                      Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility:                McGuire                                Task No.:
Task
 
==Title:==
Establish NC Pump Seal Injection        JPM No.:    2008 Systems - In from the SSF                                        Plant JPM K KIA
 
==Reference:==
EPE 055 EK3.02 4.3/4.6 Examinee:                                                    NRC Examiner:
Facility Evaluator:                                          Date:
Method of testing:
Simulated Performance:            x                          Actual Performance:
Classroom                Simulator            Plant        X READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.
Initial Conditions:
* A Loss of All AC has occurred on Unit 1.
* EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 (Loss of All AC Power) has been implemented.
* The SRO has dispatched one (1) operator to 1ETA to swap 1EMXA4.
Task Standard:              SSF Diesel in operation and supplying power to 1SLXG. 1SLXG is supplying power to SMXG and SMXG-1. Battery Chargers SDSP-1 and SDSP-2 supply breakers are closed. Standby makeup pump is supplying NCP seal injection within 8 minutes. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.
Required Materials:        PPE (Hardhat, Safety Glasses, Hearing Protection, etc.)
General
 
==References:==
EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 Loss of All AC Power Handouts:                  EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0, Enclosure 1 Initiating Cue:            Obtain the Brown Folder at SSF and complete Enclosure 1 (Unit 1 SSF-ECA-O.O Actions) 2008 Systems - In Plant JPM K                                              NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                          Job Performance Measure                      Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Time Critical Task:  YES (Re-establishing Seal Water flow of 26 gpm in accordance with Step 5.e of Enclosure must be completed within 8 minutes as indicated by PT/O/A/4600/113, "Operator Time Critical Task Verification,"
Enclosure 13.11, "Initiate SSF NCP Seal Injection and Swap to the SSF.")
This JPM should be timed starting from the OPS Kitchen. Once flow from the standby makeup pump is verified, the "critical time" stops.
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Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and after the enclosure is located at the SSF Handout EP/1/Al5000/ECA-0.0, Enclosure 1.
START TIME:
STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD            S/U      COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1      (Step 1) At SSF DIG          Operator checks line Control Panel:                voltage.
(Step 1.a) Check "LINE Cue:
VOLTS"-
APPROXIMATELY 600V.
Meter reads "0" Volts.
2      (Step 1.a RNO) GO TO          Operator goes to Step 1.c.
Step 1.c.
    *3      (Step 1.c) Place "SSF        Operator rotates "SSF DIESEL TEST/EMERG"            DIESEL TEST/EMERG" switch to "EMER"              switch clockwise to "EMER" (Simulated)
Cue:
Switch rotated clockwise  -
to EMERposition.
4      (Step 1.d) Check "SSF        Operator checks "SSF DIESEL START                  DIESEL START CONTROL" switch - "OFF"      CONTROL" switch in OFF.
Cue:
Switch is in "OFF" position.
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    *5    (Step 1.e) Place "SSF      Operator places "SSF DIESEL START                DIESEL START CONTROL" switch to "ON"    CONTROL" switch to ON.
(Simulated)
Cue:
Switch is rotated clockwise to "ON" position.
6    (Step 1J) Check DIG starts  Operator observes Diesel within 30 seconds          condition.
Cue:
Background noise level has increased, various gage indications are up.
    *7    (Step 1.g) Depress "TRIP"  Operator presses "TRIP" for for "NORMAL INCOMING        "NORMAL INCOMING BREAKER CONTROL"            BREAKER CONTROL."
(Simulated)
Cue:
Pushbutton depressed, green lamp is illuminated.
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    *8    (Step 2) At 1SLXG:          Operator proceeds to Load Center 1SLXG and opens any breakers that are (Step 2.a) Open all 600 V  closed. (Simulated) load center breakers:
Note: The BMXA feeder breaker is normally open and is not a critical step.
* 600V MCC BMXA NORMAL INCOMING FEEDER
* 600V MCC SMXG
* 600V MCC SMXG-1
* MOTOR CONTROL CENTER 1EMXH-1 ALTERNATE FEEDER
* SSF STDBY BATTERY CHARGER SDSS Cue (As Applicable):
Switches rotated counterclockwise or trip push buttons depressed, green lamps are illuminated.
    *9    (Step 3) At SMXG-1:
(Step 3.a) Open the        Operator proceeds to Load following breakers:        Center 1SMXG-1 and opens breakers.
SMXG1-FAE (SDSP1            (Simulated)
Battery Charger)
SMXG1-RAD (SDSP2            Cue (As Applicable):
Battery Charger)
Breaker handle moved down.
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    *10    (Step 4) At 1SLXG:          Operator proceeds to Load Center 1SMXG-1 and (St~p 4.a) Depress          opens breakers.
          "CLOSE" on 600 V load        (Simulated) center breaker 1SLXG-5B (SSF DIG) (on breaker)      Cue (As Applicable):
Pushbutton depressed and breaker indicates closed.
11    (Step 4.b) Using pistol grip switches, close the following breakers          Operator proceeds to Load Center 1SLXG-5C and (Step 4.b.1) Close "1 SLXG-  closes breaker. (Simulated)
* 5C CS" (SMXG1 MCC (Normal) Feeder Cntrl        Cue:
Switch).
Pistol grip rotated clockwise, red light is illuminated.
(Step 4.b.2) Wait 10 Seconds                      Operator waits 10 seconds.
      *    (Step 4.b.3) Close "1 SLXG-  Operator proceeds to Load 4C CS" (SMXG MCC            Center 1SLXG-4C and (Normal) Feeder Cntrl        closes breaker. (Simulated)
Switch).
Cue:
Pistol grip rotated clockwise, red light is illuminated.
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    *12    (Step 5) At SSF Control      Operator opens valves by Panel:                        depressing OPEN pushbutton, observes Red (Step 5.a) Open the          status light LIT. (Simulated) following valves:
Open 1NV-842AC (Standby M/U Pump Suction Isol)        Cue:
Open 1NV-849AC (Standby      Pushbutton depressed, M/U Pump Cont Outside        red light is illuminated.
Isol) 13    (Step 5.b) Check 1NV-        Operator observes Red 1013C (Standby M/U Pump      status light LIT.
to NC Pump Seals Isol) -
OPEN Cue:
Red light is illuminated.
  *14    (Step 5.c) Close 1NV-94AC    Operator closes valve by (NC Pumps Seal Ret Cont      depressing CLOSED Inside Isol)                  pushbutton, observes Green status light LIT.
(Simulated)
Cue:
Pushbutton depressed, Green light is illuminated.
  *15    (Step 5.d) Start Unit 1      Operator starts pump by Standby Makeup Pump.          depressing START pushbutton, observes Red status light LIT. (Simulated)
Cue:
Pushbutton depressed, Red light is illuminated.
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THAN OR EQUAL TO 26 GPM.
Meter indicates 28 gpm.
Stop Time for Time Critical Task:
17    (Step 5.f) Check 1NV-      Operator observes Green 1012C (Standby MIU Pump    status light LIT.
to Cont Sump) - CLOSED Cue:
Green light is illuminated.
18    (Step 5.g) Check SSF DIG - Operator observes Diesel RUNNING                    condition.
Cue:
Background noise level is heard, various gage indications are up.
19    (Step 5.h) Check SSF DIG  Operator observes meter.
          "FREQUENCY" - AT 60 Hz.
Cue:
Meter indicates 60 Hz.
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          "VOLTAGE" - AT 600V.
Cue:
Meter indicates 600 Volts.
21    (Step 6) At SMXG-1:          Operator proceeds to Load Center SMXG-FAE and closes breaker. (Simulated)
(Step 6.a) Close SMXG1 -
* FAE(SDSP1 BATTERY            Cue:
CHARGER)
Breaker handle pulled into the UP position.
(Step 6.b) Wait 10 Seconds Operator waits 10 seconds.
    *    (Step 6.c) Close SMXG-1      Operator proceeds to Load
          - RAD (SDSP2                Center SMXG-1-RAD and BATTERY CHARGER)            closes breaker. (Simulated)
Cue:
Breaker handle pulled into the UP position.
(Step 6.d) Wait 10 Seconds Operator waits 10 seconds.
22    (Step 7) At 1SLXG:          Operator proceeds to Load Center SLXG-5D and (Step 7.a) Using pistol grip closes breaker. (Simulated) switch, close "1 SLXG-5D CS" (SDSS Battery Charger    Cue:
Cntrl Switch).
Pistol grip rotated clockwise, red light is illuminated.
(Step 7.b) Wait 10 Seconds Operator waits 10 seconds.
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(Step 8.a) Ensure SMXG-F5A (Unit 1 pzr Heaters    Cue:
28/55/56 Feeder) is closed.
Breaker is closed.
24    (Step 9) At SSF Control Panel:
(Step 9.a) Check SSF DIG    Operator observes SSF "FREQUENCY" - AT 60 Hz      DIG Frequency Meter.
Cue:
Meter indicates 60 Hz.
(Step 9.b) Check SSF DIG    Operator observes SSF "VOLTAGE" - AT 600V.        DIG Voltage Meter.
Cue:
Meter indicates 600 volts.
(Step 9.c) Check SSF        Operator observes SSF Generator Load - LESS      Generator Load Meter.
THAN OR EQUAL TO 700 KW Cue:
Meter indicates 500KW.
25    (Step 10) Ensure SSF DIG    Operator observes SSF room intake louvers are    DIG room intake louvers open (located above rollup  position.
doors in DIG room).
Cue:
Intake louvers are open.
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Appendix C                                  Page 12 of 14                    Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS              ELEMENTS                      STANDARD            SIU      COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 26    (Step 11) IF AT ANYTIME SSF DIG trips without          Operator observes Diesel apparent cause, ORis            condition.
unable to be started without apparent cause, THEN:          Cue:
(Step 11.a) Ensure              Background noise level is "GENERATOR BREAKER              heard, various gage CONTROL" indicates              indications are up.
          "OPEN" (Step 11.b) Ensure the          Operator returns to Step "SSF DIESEL START              1.e CONTROL" switch is in "OFF" (Step 11.c) Turn the manual knob on the "FUEL OIL SOLENOID BYPASS" (located on the SSF control room side of DIG, 3 ft from floor) fully clockwise (Step 11.d) RETURN TO Step 1.e.
Terminating Cue:              Evaluation on this JPM is complete.
STOP TIME:
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Appendix C                              Page 13 of 14                  Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.:  2008 Systems - In Plant JPM K Examinee's Name:
Date Performed:
Facility Evaluator:
Number of Attempts:
Time to Complete:
Question Documentation:
Result:                      SAT              UNSAT Examiner's Signature:                                      Date:
2008 Systems - In Plant JPM K                                  NUREG 1021, Revision 9
 
Appendix C                                                          Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:
* A Loss of All AC has occurred on Unit 1.
* EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 (Loss of All AC Power) has been implemented.
* The SRO has dispatched one (1) operator to 1ETA to swap 1EMXA4.
INITIATING CUE:    Obtain the Brown Folder at SSF and complete Enclosure 1 (Unit 1 SSF-ECA-O.O Actions)
This is a Time Critical Task.
NOTE: No plant equipment should be operated during the performance of this JPM. All actions must be SIMULATED.
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Final Submittal (Blue Paper)

FINAL JPMS

1. ADMINISTRATIVE JPMs
2. IN-PLANT JPMs
3. SIMULATOR JPMs (CONTROL ROOM)

REa ination JPMs Fi I u itt I McGuire Nuclear Station Final Submittal April 30, 2008

REa ination I Topics Fi al u it 1 McGuire Nuclear Station Final Submittal April 30, 2008

ES-301 Administrative Topics Outline Form ES-301-1 Final Facility: McGuire Date of Examination: 5/12/08 Examination Level: RO Operating Test Number: N08-1 Administrative Topic Type Code* Describe activity to be performed (see Note) 2.1.25 (3.9) Ability to interpret reference materials, such Conduct of Operations as graphs, curves, tables, etc.

M,R JPM: Calculate Dilution Needed for a Specified Rod Change 2.1.19 (3.9) Ability to use plant computers to evaluate Conduct of Operations system or component status N,S JPM: Monitor Critical Safety Function Status Trees 2.2.13 (4.1) Knowledge of Tagging and Clearance Equipment Control Procedures N,R JPM: Identify Mechanical and Electrical Isolation Boundaries to Isolate 1B NI Pump 2.4.13 (4.0) Knowledge of Crew Roles and Emergency Responsibilities During EOP Usage Procedures/Plan M,R JPM: Calculate Reactor Vessel Head Venting Time NOTE: All items (5 total) are required for SROs. RO applicants require only 4 items unless they are retaking only the administrative topics, when 5 are required.

  • Type Codes & Criteria: (C)ontrol room, (S)imulator, or Class(R)oom (D)irect from bank (~ 3 for ROs; ~ 4 for SROs & RO retakes)

(N)ew or (M)odified from bank (? 1)

(P)revious 2 exams (~ 1; randomly selected)

NUREG-1021, Revision 9

ES-301 Administrative Topics Outline Form ES-301-1 Final RO Admin JPM Summary A1a This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM OP-MC-JPM-ADM:214 as its basis. The operator will be given a set of initial conditions and told that it is desired to insert the Bank D Control Rods about 50 steps. The Operator will be given the Core Data Book and asked to manually determine the amount of Reactor Makeup Water that will be necessary to add, to complete the rod height adjustment.

A1b This is a new JPM. The operator will be told that a plant event has occurred, and that the STA is needed to confirm the proper EAL and classification. The operator will be directed to validate the Critical Safety Function Status Trees (CSFST) per EP/1/A/5000/F-0. The operator will determine that a Valid Orange Path exists on Containment, and Valid Yellow Paths exist on Heat Sink and NC Inventory. The Operator will also determine that the existing Red Path on Subcriticality is invalid and recommend transition to FR-Z.1. This JPM will utilize the Simulator. Although this JPM task is the same as that used on the 2007 NRC Exam, the plant circumstances are entirely different making this a new JPM.

A2 This is a new JPM. The operator will be placed in a situation where severe a seal leak has just been discovered on the 1B NI Pump, and told that 1NI-149 has a history of seat leakage. The operator will be asked to identify the mechanical and electrical isolation boundaries needed to isolate the 1B NI Pump, including the components, their isolated positions and the sequence in which they are to be manipulated.

A4 This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM OP-MC-JPM-PS-NC:055 as its basis.

The operator will be given a set of NC System and Containment conditions, and a copy of FR-1.1, "Response to Voids in Reactor Vessel." The operator will be asked to calculate maximum head venting time in accordance with Enclosure 1 of FR-1.3.

NUREG-1 021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet JPM A1a R o 2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.: 209MNV002 Task

Title:

Calculate Dilution Needed for a JPM No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A1a Specified Rod Change RO/SRO KIA

Reference:

GK/A 2.1.25 (3.9/4.2)

Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: x Classroom X Simulator Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions: .* Unit #1 Reactor Power is at 1000/0, Steady State.

  • Core burnup is 124 EFPD
  • Desired Rod Height is Control Rods Bank "0" at 170 steps Task Standard: Dilution of approximately 1361 gallons is calculated within ~ 50 gallons.

All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: Calculator General

References:

OP/1/N61501009, Boron Concentration Control OP/1/N61 00/22, Unit 1 Data Book Handouts: OP/1/N6100/22, Unit 1 Data Book Initiating Cue: The CRSRO has directed you to manually calculate the minimum amount of reactor makeup water needed to obtain the desired Control Rod Height using the McGuire Data Book.

2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Time Critical Task: NO Validation Time: 20 minutes 2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Page 4 of 7 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout the Unit 1 Data Book (OP/1/A/61 00/22).

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 1 Operator determines 220 Initial inserted steps integral rod worth reactivity worth =

usinq the 51-125 EFPD column of 5pcm OP/1/A/61 00/22, Enclosure 4.3, Table 6.3.3, IRW in Overlap, HFP, Equilibrium Xe.

  • 2 Operator determines 170 Desired Rod height steps integral rod worth inserted reactivity using the 51-125 EFPD worth =

column of OP/1/A/61 00/22, 130 pem Enclosure 4.3, Table 6.3.3, IRW in Overlap, HFP, Equilibrium Xe.

  • 3 Operator determines the Change in reactivity to change in reactivity be compensated to rod required for the rod insertion =

insertion 130 pem

-5 pem 125 pem

  • 4 Using OP/1/A/61 00/22, Operator determines the Enclosure 4.3, Graph Differential Boron Worth 6.11 Differential Boron from the graph to be =

Worth (HFP, ARO, Eq -6.31 pem/ppm Xe, Eq 8m) determines the Differential Boron Worth for present conditions (124 EFPD) 2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Page 5 of 7 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD StU COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 5 Using the Differential Operator determines the Boron Worth and the change in Boron Change in reactivity, Concentration to be =

determines the change in 125/ -6.31 pcm/ppm Boron Concentration

-19.8 ppm 6 Operator determines Change in Boron

Boron Concentration 1000 -19.8 ppm change required

= 980.2 ppm

  • 7 Using OP/1/A/61 00/22, Using Present Boron Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Concentration 1000 ppm Boron and Dilution and the Desired Boron Tables, determines the Concentration of 980 Reactor Makeup Water ppm, determines from addition Table that change from 1000-980 ppm will require the addition of 1361 :!: 50 gallons of reactor makeup water.

Total Makeup Water to add = 1361 50+/-

gallons.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

2008 Admin - JPM A 1a RO/SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Page 6 of 7 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • Unit #1 Reactor Power is at 100 0/0, Steady State.
  • Core burnup is 124 EFPO
  • Desired Rod Height is Control Rods Bank "0" at 170 steps INITIATING CUE: The CRSRO has directed you to manually calculate the minimum amount of reactor makeup water needed to obtain the desired Control Rod Height using the McGuire Data Book.

NUREG 1021, Revision 9

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340 2386 2288 2190 2092 1994 1896 1797 1699 1600 1501 1402 350 2487 2389 2291 2193 2095 1997 1898 1800 1701 1602 1503 360 2588 2491 2393 2295 2197 2098 2000 1901 1802 1704 1605 370 2690 2592 2494 2396 2298 2200 2101 2003 1904 1805 1706 380 2792 2694 2596 2498 2400 2302 2203 2104 2006 1907 1808 390 2893 2796 2698 2600 2502 2403 2305 2206 2108 2009 1910 400 2996 2898 2800 2702 2604 2505 2407 2308 2210 2111 2012 410 3098 3000 2902 2804 2706 2608 2509 2411 2312 2213 2114 420 3200 3102 3004 2906 2808 2710 2611 2513 2414 2315 2216 430 3303 3205 3107 3009 2911 2812 2714 2615 2517 2418 2319 440 3405 3307 3210 3112 3013 2915 2817 2718 2619 2520 2421 450 3508 3410 3312 3214 3116 3018 2919 2821 2722 2623 2524 460 3611 3513 3415 3317 3219 3121 3022 2924 2825 2726 2627 470 3714 3616 3518 3420 3322 3224 3126 3027 2928 2829 2730 480 3817 3720 3622 3524 3426 3327 3229 3130 3031 2933 2834 490 3921 3823 3725 3627 3529 3431 3332 3234 3135 3036 2937 500 4024 3927 3829 3731 3633 3534 3436 3337 3238 3140 3041 UNITl Page4 of 20

OP/11 A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 200 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300 10 201876 205164 208299 211295 214163 216914 219557 222100 224551 226915 229200 20 155167 158454 161589 164585 167453 170204 172847 175390 177841 180206 182490 30 127843 131131 134266 137261 140129 142880 145523 148067 150517 152882 155167 40 108457 111745 114880 117875 120743 123494 126137 128680 131131 133496 135780 50 93420 96707 99842 102838 105706 108457 111100 113643 116094 118459 120743 60 81133 84421 87556 90552 93420 96171 98814 101357 103808 106172 108457 70 70745 74033 77168 80164 83032 85783 88426 90969 93420 95784 98069 80 61747 65035 68170 71165 74033 76784 79427 81970 84421 86786 89070 90 53810 57098 60233 63228 66096 68847 71490 74033 76484 78849 81133 100 46710 49998 53133 56128 58996 61747 64390 66933 69384 71749 74033 110 40287 43575 46710 49705 52573 55324 57967 60510 62961 65326 67611 120 34424 37711 40846 43842 46710 49461 52104 54647 57098 59462 61747 130 29030 32317 35452 38448 41316 44067 46710 49253 51704 54069 56353 140 24036 27323 30458 33454 36322 39073 41716 44259 46710 49075 51359 150 19386 22674 25809 28805 31673 34424 37067 39610 42061 44425 46710 160 15037 18325 21460 24455 27323 30074 32717 35261 37711 40076 42361

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100 2751 0

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0 280 798 698 599 500 400 300 200 100 0 2365 4649

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Q 330 1301 1202 1102 1003 903 803 704 603 503 403 302 340 1402 1303 1203 1104 1004 905 805 705 604 504 404 350 1503 1404 1305 1205 1106 1006 906 806 706 605 505 360 1605 1505 1406 1307 1207 1107 1007 907 807 707 606 370 1706 1607 1508 1408 1309 1209 1109 1009 909 808 708 380 1808 1709 1609 1510 1410 1311 1211 1111 1010 910 809 390 1910 1811 1711 1612 1512 1412 1312 1212 1112 1012 911 400 2012 1913 1813 1714 1614 1514 1414 1314 1214 1114 1013 410 2114 2015 1915 1816 1716 1617 1517 1417 1316 1216 1116 420 2216 2117 2018 1918 1819 1719 1619 1519 1419 1318 1218 430 2319 2220 2120 2021 1921 1821 1722 1621 1521 1421 1320 440 2421 2322 2223 2123 2024 1924 1824 1724 1624 1524 1423 450 2524 2425 2326 2226 2127 2027 1927 1827 1727 1626 1526 460 2627 2528 2429 2329 2230 2130 2030 1930 1830 1729 1629 470 2730 2631 2532 2432 2333 2233 2133 2033 1933 1832 1732 480 2834 2734 2635 2536 2436 2336 2236 2136 2036 1936 1835 490 2937 2838 2738 2639 2539 2440 2340 2240 2139 2039 1939 500 3041 2941 2842 2743 2643 2543 2443 2343 2243 2143 2042 UNITl Page 5 of 20

OP/I/A/61 00/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 300 310 320 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 400 110 67611 69820 71960 74033 76045 77998 79897 81743 83540 85291 86997 120 61747 63957 66096 68170 70181 72135 74033 75880 77677 79427 81133 130 56353 58563 60702 62776 64788 66741 68639 70486 72283 74033 75739 140 51359 53569 55708 57782 59794 61747 63645 65492 67289 69039 70745 150 46710 48919 51059 53133 55144 57098 58996 60842 62640 64390 66096 160 42361 44570 46710 48783 50795 52749 54647 56493 58290 60041 61747 170 38275 40485 42624 44698 46710 48663 50562 52408 54205 55956 57662 180 34424 36633 38773 40846 42858 44811 46710 48556 50353 52104 53810 190 30780 32990 35129 37203 39215 41168 43066 44913 46710 48460 50166 200 27323 29533 31673 33746 35758 37711 39610 41456 43253 45004 46710 210 24036 26245 28385 30458 32470 34424 36322 38168 39965 41716 43422 220 20901 23110 25250 27323 29335 31289 33187 35033 36830 38581 40287 230 17905 20115 22254 24328 26340 28293 30191 32038 33835 35585 37292 240 15037 17247 19386 21460 23472 25425 27323 29170 30967 32717 34424 250 12286 14496 16635 18709 20721 22674 24573 26419 28216 29966 31673 260 9643 11853 13992 16066 18078 20031 21930 23776 25573 27323 29030

,,-..., 270 7100 9310 11449 13523 15535 17488 19386 21233 23030 24780 26486

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0 380 809 709 608 507 406 305 203 102 0 1750 3457

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0 390 911 811 710 609 508 407 305 204 102 0 1706 CO 400 1013 913 812 711 610 509 407 306 204 102 0 0

410 1116 1015 914 813 712 611 509 408 306 204 102

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~ 430 1320 1220 1119 1018 917 816 714 613 511 409 307 0

440 1423 1322 1222 1121 1020 918 817 715 614 512 410 450 1526 1425 1324 1223 1122 1021 920 818 716 614 512 460 1629 1528 1427 1326 1225 1124 1023 921 819 717 615 "470 1732 1631 1530 1429 1328 1227 1126 1024 922 821 719 480 1835 1735 1634 1533 1432 1330 1229 1127 1026 924 822 490 1939 1838 1737 1636 1535 1434 1332 1231 1129 1027 925 500 2042 1942 1841 1740 1639 1537 1436 1334 1233 1131 1029 510 2146 2045 1945 1844 1742 1641 1540 1438 1336 1235 1133 520 2250 2149 2048 1947 1846 1745 1644 1542 1440 1339 1237 530 2354 2253 2152 2052 1950 1849 1748 1646 1544 1443 1341 540 2458 2358 2257 2156 2055 1953 1852 1750 1649 1547 1445 550 2563 2462 2361 2260 2159 2058 1956 1855 1753 1651 1549 560 2667 2566 2466 2365 2264 2162 2061 1959 1858 1756 1654 570 2772 2671 2570 2469 2368 2267 2166 2064 1962 1861 1758 580 2877 2776 2675 2574 2473 2372 2271 2169 2067 1965 1863 590 2982 2881 2780 2679 2578 2477 2376 2274 2172 2070 1968 600 3087 2986 2886 2785 2683 2582 2481 2379 2278 2176 2074 UNITl Page6 of 20

OP/1/A/61 00/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 400 410 420 430 440 450 460 470 480 490 500 210 43422 45086 46710 48295 49845 51359 52840 54289 55708 57098 58459 220 40287 41951 43575 45161 46710 48224 49705 51155 52573 53963 55324 230 37292 38956 40579 42165 43714 45229 46710 48159 49578 50967 52329 240 34424 36088 37711 39297 40846 42361 43842 45291 46710 48099 49461 250 31673 33337 34960 36546 38095 39610 41091 42540 43959 45348 46710 260 29030 30694 32317 33903 35452 36967 38448 39897 41316 42705 44067 270 26486 28150 29774 31360 32909 34424 35905 37354 38773 40162 41524 280 24036 25700 27323 28909 30458 31973 33454 34903 36322 37711 39073 290 21671 23335 24959 26544 28094 29608 31089 32538 33957 35347 36708 300 19386 21050 22674 24260 25809 27323 28805 30254 31673 33062 34424 310 17177 18841 20465 22050 23599 25114 26595 28044 29463 30852 32214 320 15037 16701 18325 19911 21460 22974 24455 25905 27323 28713 30074 330 12964 14628 16251 17837 19386 20901 22382 23831 25250 26639 28001 340 10952 12616 14240 15825 17375 18889 20370 21819 23238 24628 25989 350 8998 10662 12286 13872 15421 16936 18417 19866 21285 22674 24036 360 7100 8764 10388 11974 13523 15037 16518 17968 19386 20776 22137 370 5254 6918 8542 10127 11676 13191 14672 16121 17540 18929 20291

~o, 380 3457 5121 6744 8330 9879 11394 12875 14324 15743 17132 18494

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390 1706 3370 4994 6580 8129 9643 11124 12574 13992 15382 16743 Z 400 0 1664 3288 4874 6423 7937 9418 10868 12286 13676 15037 0

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u 470 719 616 514 412 309 206 103 0 1419 2808 4170 Z

0 480 822 720 617 515 412 309 206 103 0 1389 2751

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0 490 925 8~3 721 618 516 413 310 207 103 0 1361 CO 500 1029 927 824 722 619 516 413 310 207 104 0 Q

510 1133 1030 928 826 723 620 517 414 311 207 104

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~ 520 1237 1134 1032 930 827 724 621 518 415 311 208 CI)

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Q 530 1341 1238 1136 1034 931 828 725 622 519 415 312 540 1445 1343 1240 1138 1035 932 829 726 623 520 416 550 1549 1447 1345 1242 1140 1037 934 831 727 624 520 560 1654 1552 1449 1347 1244 1141 1038 935 832 729 625 570 1758 1656 1554 1451 1349 1246 1143 1040 937 833 730 580 1863 1761 1659 1556 1454 1351 1248 1145 1042 938 835 590 1968 1866 1764 1661 1559 1456 1353 1250 1147 1043 940 600 2074 1971 1869 1767 1664 1561 1458 1355 1252 1148 1045 610 2179 2077 1975 1872 1769 1667 1564 1460 1357 1254 1150 620 2285 2182 2080 1978 1875 1772 1669 1566 1463 1359 1256 630 2390 2288 2186 2083 1981 1878 1775 1672 1568 1465 1361 640 2496 2394 2292 2189 2086 1984 1881 1778 1674 1571 1467 650 2602 2500 2398 2295 2193 2090 1987 1884 1780 1677 1573 660 2708 2606 2504 2401 2299 2196 2093 1990 1887 1783 1680 670 2815 2713 2610 2508 2405 2302 2199 2096 1993 1890 1786 680 2921 2819 2717 2614 2512 2409 2306 2203 2099 1996 1892 690 3028 2926 2823 2721 2618 2516 2413 2309 2206 2103 1999 700 3135 3033 2930 2828 2725 2622 2519 2416 2313 2210 2106 UNITl Page7 of 20

OP/11A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 570 580 590 600 310 32214 33548 34857 36141 37400 38637 39851 41044 42216 43368 44500 320 30074 31409 32717 34001 35261 36497 37711 38904 40076 41228 42361 330 28001 29335 30644 31927 33187 34424 35638 36830 38002 39154 40287 340 25989 27323 28632 29916 31175 32412 33626 34819 35991 37143 38275 350 24036 25370 26679 27962 29222 30458 31673 32865 34037 35189 36322 360 22137 23472 24780 26064 27323 28560 29774 30967 32139 33291 34424 370 20291 21625 22934 24217 25477 26714 27928 29121 30293 31445 32577 380 18494 19828 21137 22420 23680 24917 26131 27323 28495 29647 30780 390 16743 18078 19386 20670 21930 23166 24380 25573 26745 27897 29030 400 15037 16372 17680 18964 20223 21460 22674 23867 25039 26191 27323 410 13373 14708 16016 17300 18559 19796 21010 22203 23375 24527 25659 420 11749 13084 14392 15676 16936 18172 19386 20579 21751 22903 24036 430 10164 11498 12807 14090 15350 16586 17801 18993 20165 21317 22450 440 8614 9949 11257 12541 13801 15037 16251 17444 18616 19768 20901 450 7100 8434 9743 11027 12286 13523 14737 15930 17102 18254 19386 460 5619 6953 8262 9546 10805 12042 13256 14449 15621 16773 17905

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470 4170 5504 6813 8096 9356 10592 11807 12999 14171 15323 16456

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OP/IIA161 00/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correctionfactor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 600 610 620 630 640 650 660 670 680 690 700 410 25659 26773 27869 28947 30009 31053 32082 33096 34094 35078 36047 420 24036 25149 26245 27323 28385 29430 30458 31472 32470 33454 34424 430 22450 23564 24660 25738 26799 . 27844 28873 29886 30884 31868 32838 440 20901 22015 23110 24189 25250 26295 27323 28337 29335 30319 31289 450 19386 20500 21596 22674 23735 24780 25809 26822 27821 28805 29774 460 17905 19019 20115 21193 22254 23299 24328 25341 26340 27323 28293 470 16456 17570 18666 19744 20805 21850 22879 23892 24890 25874 26844 480 15037 16151 17247 18325 19386 20431 21460 22473 23472 24455 25425 490 13648 14762 15857 16936 17997 19042 20070 21084 22082 23066 24036 500 12286 13400 14496 15574 16635 17680 18709 19722 20721 21705 22674 510 10952 12066 13161 14240 15301 16346 17375 18388 19386 20370 21340 520 9643 10757 11853 12931 13992 15037 16066 17079 18078 19062 20031 530 8360 9474 10569 11648 12709 13754 14782 15796 16794 17778 18748 540 7100 8214 9310 10388 11449 12494 13523 14536 15535 16518 17488 550 5864 6977 8073 9151 10213 11257 12286 13300 14298 15282 16251 560 4649 5763 6859 7937 8998 10043 11072 12085 13084 14068 15037

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2 630 317 211 106 0 1061 2106 3135 4148 5147 6130 7100

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0 680 848 742 637 531 425 319 213 107 0 984 1953

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OP/l1A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 700 710 720 730 740 750 760 770 780 790 800 510 21340 22296 23238 24168 25084 25989 26882 27762 28632 29490 30338 520 20031 20987 21930 22859 23776 24680 25573 26454 27323 28182 29030 530 18748 19703 20646 21575 22492 23397 24289 25170 26040 26898 27746 540 17488 18444 19386 20316 21233 22137 23030 23911 24780 25639 26486 550 16251 17207 18150 19079 19996 20901 21793 22674 23544 24402 25250 560 15037 15993 16936 17865 18782 19686 20579 21460 22329 23188 24036 570 13844 14800 15743 16672 17589 18494 19386 20267 21137 21995 22843 580 12672 13628 14571 15500 16417 17322 18214 19095 19965 20823 21671 590 11521 12476 13419 14348 15265 16170 17062 17943 18813 19671 20519 600 10388 11344 12286 13216 14133 15037 15930 16811 17680 18539 19386 610 9274 10230 11172 12102 13019 13923 14816 15697 16566 17425 18272 620 - 8178 9134 10077 11006 11923 12828 13720 14601 15471 16329 17177 630 7100 8056 8998 9928 10845 11749 12642 13523 14392 15251 16098 640 6039 6995 7937 8867 9784 10688 11581 12462 13331 14190 15037 650 4994 5950 6892 7822 8739 9643 10536 11417 12286 13145 13992 660 3965 4921 5864 6793 7710 8614 9507 10388 11257 12116 12964

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0 780 861 754 647 540 432 324 216 108 0 858 1706

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0 790 970 863 755 648 540 433 325 217 108 0 848 CO 800 1078 971 864 757 649 541 433 325 217 109 0 a 810 1187 1080 973 865 758 650 542 434 326 217 109

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OP/l/A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: !fin Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 800 810 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 890 900 610 18272 19110 19936 20753 21560 22358 23146 23925 24695 25457 26210 620 17177 18014 18841 19657 20465 21262 22050 22829 23599 24361 25114 630 16098 16936 17762 18579 19386 20184 20972 21751 22521 23283 24036 640 15037 15874 16701 17518 18325 19123 19911 20690 21460 22221 22974 650 13992 14830 15656 16473 17280 18078 18866 19645 20415 21177 21930 660 12964 13801 14628 15444 16251 17049 17837 18616 19386 20148 20901 670 11950 12787 13614 14431 15238 16036 16824 17603 18373 19134 19887 680 10952 11789 12616 13433 14240 15037 15825 16604 17375 18136 18889 690 9968 10805 11632 12449 13256 14053 14842 15621 16391 17152 17905 700 8998 9836 10662 11479 12286 13084 13872 14651 15421 16183 16936 710 8043 8880 9707 10523 11330 12128 12916 13695 14465 15227 15980 720 7100 7937 8764 9581 10388 11185 11974 12753 13523 14284 15037 730 6171 7008 7835 8651 9458 10256 11044 11823 12593 13355 14108 740 5254 6091 6918 7734 8542 9339 10127 10906 11676 12438 13191 750 4349 5186 6013 6830 7637 8434 9223 10002 10772 11533 12286 760 3457 4294 5121 5937 6744 7542 8330 9109 9879 10641 11394

,,-.... 770 2576 3413 4240 5056 5864 6661 7449 8228 8998 9760 10513

~o, 780 1706 2543 3370 4187 4994 5791 6580 7359 8129 8890 9643 o, 790 848 1685 2512 3328 4136 4933 5721 6500 7270 8032 8785 Z 800 0 837 1664 2481 3288 4085 4874 5653 6423 7184 7937 0

I--( 810 109 0 827 1644 2451 3248 4036 4815 5586 6347 7100

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820 218 109 0 817 1624 2421 3210 3989 4759 5520 6273

2 830 327 218 109 0 807 1605 2393 3172 3942 4703 5456

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Z 840 436 327 218 109 0 798 1586 2365 3135 3896 4649

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o 850 546 437 328 219 109 0 788 1567 2337 3099 3852 Z 438 0 779 1549 0 860 655 547 328 219 110 2311 3064 o 870 765 656 547 438 329 220 110 0 770 1532 2285 Z

0 880 875 766 657 548 439 330 220 110 0 761 1514

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0 890 985 877 768 659 549 440 330 220 110 0 753 CO 900 1096 987 878 769 660 550 440 331 221 110 0 Q

910 1206 1098 989 879 770 661 551 441 331 221 111

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920 1317 1208 1099 990 881 771 662 552 442 332 221 C/)

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Q 930 1428 1319 1210 1101 992 882 773 663 553 443 332 940 1539 1430 1321 1212 1103 993 884 774 664 554 443 950 1650 1542 1433 1324 1214 1105 995 885 775 665 555 960 1762 1653 1544 1435 1326 1216 1107 997 887 776 666 970 1874 1765 1656 1547 1437 1328 1218 1108 998 888 778 980 1985 1877 1768 1659 1549 1440 1330 1220 1110 1000 890 990 2097 1989 1880 1771 1661 1552 1442 1332 1222 1112 1002 1000 2210 2101 1992 1883 1773 1664 1554 1444 1334 1224 1114 1010 2322 2213 2104 1995 1886 1776 1667 1557 1447 1337 1226 1020 2435 2326 2217 2108 1998 1889 1779 1669 1559 1449 1339 1030 2547 2439 2330 2221 2111 2002 1892 1782 1672 1562 1452 1040 2660 2552 2443 2334 2224 2115 2005 1895 1785 1675 1565 1050 2774 2665 2556 2447 2337 2228 2118 2008 1898 1788 1678 1060 2887 2778 2669 2560 2451 2341 2232 2122 2012 1902 1791 1070 3000 2892 ' 2783 2674 2564 2455 2345 2235 2125 2015 1905 1080 3114 3005 2896 2787 2678 2569 2459 2349 2239 2129 2018 1090 3228 3119 3010 2901 2792 2682 2573 2463 2353 2243 2132 1100 3342 3233 3125 3015 2906 2797 2687 2577 2467 2357 2246 UNITl Page 11 of 20

OP/1/A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 900 910 920 930 940 950 960 970 980 990 1000 710 15980 16724 17461 18189 18910 19623 20329 21027 21718 22402 23080 720 15037 15782 16518 17247 17968 18681 19386 20085 20776 21460 22137 730 14108 14852 15589 16317 17038 17751 18457 19155 19846 20530 21208 740 13191 13935 14672 15400 16121 16834 17540 18238 18929 19614 20291 750 12286 13031 13767 14496 15217 15930 16635 17334 18025 18709 19386 760 11394 12138 12875 13603 14324 15037 15743 16441 17132 17816 18494 770 10513 11257 11994 12722 13443 14156 14862 15560 16251 16936 17613 780 9643 10388 11124 11853 12574 13287 13992 14691 15382 16066 16743 790 8785 9529 10266 10994 11715 12428 13134 13832 14523 15208 15885 800 7937 8682 9418 10147 10868 11581 12286 12985 13676 14360 15037 810 7100 7845 8581 9310 10030 10744 11449 12147 12839 13523 14200 820 6273 7018 7754 8483 9204 9917 10622 11321 12012 12696 13373 830 5456 6201 6937 7666 8387 9100 9805 10504 11195 11879 12556 840 4649 5394 6130 6859 7580 8293 8998 9697 10388 11072 11749 850 3852 4596 5333 6061 6782 7495 8201 8899 9590 10275 10952 860 3064 3808 4545 5273 5994 6707 7413 8111 8802 9486 10164

",-..... 870 2285 3029 3766 4494 5215 5928 6634 7332 8023 8707 9385 CS 880 1514 2259 2996 3724 4445 5158 5864 6562 7253 7937 8614 c, 890 753 1498 2234 2963 3683 4396 5102 5800 6492 7176 7853 c,

Z 900 0 745 1481 2210 2930 3643 4349 5047 5739 6423 7100 0

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910 111 0 736 1465 2186 2899 3604 4303 4994 5678 6355

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920 221 111 0 729 1449 2162 2868 3566 4257 4942 5619

2 930 ,332 222 111 0 721 1434 2139 2838 3529 4213 4890

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ffi 940 443 333 222 111 0 713 1419 2117 2808 3492 4170 o 950 555 444 333 222 111 0 706 1404 2095 2779 3457 Z

0 960 666 556 445 334 223 111 0 698 1389 2074 2751 u 970 778 667 556 446 334 223 112 0 691 1375 2053 Z

0 980 890 779 668 557 446 335 224 112 0 684 1361

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0 990 1002 891 780 669 558 447 336 224 112 0 677 CO 1000 1114 1003 893 782 671 559 448 336 224 112 0 Q

1010 1226 1116 1005 894 783 672 560 449 337 225 112

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~ 1020 1339 1228 1118 1007 896 784 673 561 449 337 225 tr:

~ 1030 1452 1341 1230 1119 1008 897 786 674 562 450 338 Q

1040 1565 1454 1343 1232 1121 1010 899 787 675 563 451 1050 1678 1567 1456 1346 1234 1123 1012 900 788 676 564 1060 1791 1681 1570 1459 1348 1237 1125 1013 902 789 677 1070 1905 1794 1683 1572 1461 1350 1239 1127 1015 903 791 1080 2018 1908 1797 1686 1575 1464 1352 1241 1129 1017 905 1090 2132 2022 1911 1800 1689 1578 1466 1355 1243 1131 1018 1100 2246 2136 2025 1914 1803 1692 1580 1469 1357 1245 1133 1110 2361 2250 2139 2029 1917 1806 1695 1583 1471 1359 1247 1120 2475 2365 2254 2143 2032 1921 1809 1698 1586 1474 1361 1130 2590 2479 2369 2258 2147 2035 1924 1812 1700 1588 1476 1140 2705 2594 2484 2373 2262 2150 2039 1927 1815 1703 1591 1150 2820 2709 2599 2488 2377 2265 2154 2042 1930 1818 1706 1160 2935 2825 2714 2603 2492 2381 2269 2158 2046 1934 1821 1170 3051 2940 2829 2719 2607 2496 2385 2273 2161 2049 1937 1180 3166 3056 2945 2834 2723 2612 2500 2389 2277 2165 2053 1190 3282 3172 3061 2950 2839 2728 2616 2505 2393 2281 2168 1200 3398 3288 3177 3066 2955 2844 2732 2621 2509 2397 2285 UNITl Page 12 of 20

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OPf1fA/6100f22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1000 1010 1020 1030 1040 1050 1060 1070 1080 1090 1100 810 14200 14871 15535 16192 16843 17488 18127 18759 19386 20007 20623 820 13373 14044 14708 15365 16016 16661 17300 17933 18559 19181 19796 830 12556 13227 13891 14548 15199 15844 16483 17116 17743 18364 18979 840 11749 12420 13084 13741 14392 15037 15676 16309 16936 17557 18172 850 10952 11622 12286 12944 13595 14240 14878 15511 16138 16759 17375 860 10164 10834 11498 12156 12807 13452 14090 14723 15350 15971 16586 870 9385 10055 10719 11377 12028 12672 13311 13944 14571 15192 15807 880 8614 9285 9949 10606 11257 11902 12541 13174 13801 14422 15037 890 7853 8524 9187 9845 10496 11141 11780 12412 13039 13660 14276 900 7100 7771 8434 9092 9743 10388 11027 11659 12286 12907 13523 910 6355 7026 7690 8347 8998 9643 10282 10915 11542 12163 12778 920 5619 6289 6953 7611 8262 8907 9546 10178 10805 11426 12042 930 4890 5561 6225 6882 7533 8178 8817 9450 10077 10698 11313 940 4170 4840 5504 6162 6813 7458 8096 8729 9356 9977 10592 950 3457 4127 4791 5448 6100 6744 7383 8016 8643 9264 9879 960 2751 3421 4085 4743 5394 6039 6678 7310 7937 8558 9174

,,-..... 970 2053 2723 3387 4044 4696 5340 5979 6612 7239 7860 8475

~0... 980 1361 2032 2696 3353 4004 4649 5288 5921 6548 7169 7784 c, 990 677 1348 2012 2669 3320 3965 4604 5237 5864 6485 7100 Z 1000 0 671 1334 1992 2643 3288 3927 4559 5186 5807 6423 0

1--1 1010 112 0 664 1321 1972 2617 3256 3889 4516 5137 5752

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1020 225 113 0 657 1309 1953 2592 3225 3852 4473 5088

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~

1030 338 225 113 0 651 1296 1935 2567 3194 3815 4431 Z 1040 451 338 226 113 0 645 1284 1916 2543 3164 3780

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o 1050 564 452 339 226 113 0 639 1272 1898 2519 3135 Z 1060 677 565 452 339 227 113 0 633 1260 1881 2496 0

o 1070 791 678 566 453 340 227 114 0 627 1248 1863 Z

0 1080 905 792 680 567 454 341 227 114 0 621 1237

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0 1090 1018 906 793 681 568 455 341 228 114 0 615

~ 1100 1133 1020 908 795 682 569 455 342 228 114 0 Q

1110 1247 1135 1022 909 796 683 570 456 342 228 114

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1--1 1120 1361 1249 1136 1024 911 798 684 571 457 343 229

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~ 1130 1476 1364 1251 1138 1025 912 799 685 572 458 344 Q

1140 1591 1479 1366 1253 1140 1027 914 800 686 573 458 1150 1706 1594 1481 1368 1255 1142 1029 915 802 688 574 1160 1821 1709 1596 1484 1371 1257 1144 1031 917 803 689 1170 1937 1824 1712 1599 1486 1373 1260 1146 1032 918 804 1180 2053 1940 1828 1715 1602 1489 1375 1262 1148 1034 920 1190 2168 2056 1943 1831 1718 1605 1491 1378 1264 1150 1036 1200 2285 2172 2060 1947 1834 1721 1607 1494 1380 1266 1152 1210 2401 2288 2176 2063 1950 1837 1724 1610 1496 1382 1268 1220 2517 2405 2292 2180 2067 1953 1840 1727 1613 1499 1385 1230 2634 2522 2409 2296 2183 2070 1957 1843 1729 1616 1501 1240 2751 2639 2526 2413 2300 2187 2074 1960 1846 1732 1618 1250 2868 2756 2643 2530 2417 2304 2191 2077 1963 1850 1735 1260 2985 2873 2760 2648 2535 2421 2308 2194 2081 1967 1853 1270 3103 2990 2878 2765 2652 2539 2426 2312 2198 2084 1970 1280 3221 3108 2996 2883 2770 2657 2543 2430 2316 2202 2088 1290 3338 3226 3113 3001 2888 2775 2661 2548 2434 2320 2206 1300 3457 3344 3232 3119 3006 2893 2779 2666 2552 2438 2324 UNITl Page 13 of 20

OP/1/A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution: !fin Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1100 1110 1120 1130 1140 1150 1160 1170 1180 1190 1200 910 12778 13388 13992 14591 15185 15774 16357 16936 17509 18078 18642 920 12042 12652 13256 13855 14449 15037 15621 16199 16773 17341 17905 930 11313 11923 12527 13126 13720 14309 14892 15471 16044 16613 17177 940 10592 11202 11807 12406 12999 13588 14171 14750 15323 15892 16456 950 9879 10489 11094 11693 12286 12875 13458 14037 14610 15179 15743 960 9174 9784 10388 10987 11581 12169 12753 13331 13905 14473 15037 970 8475 9085 9690 10289 10882 11471 12054 12633 13206 13775 14339 980 7784 8394 8998 9597 10191 10780 11363 11942 12515 13084 13648 990 7100 7710 8314 8913 9507 10096 10679 11257 11831 12400 12964 1000 6423 7033 7637 8236 8830 9418 10002 10580 11154 11722 12286 1010 5752 6362 6966 7565 8159 8748 9331 9910 10483 11052 11616 1020 5088 5698 6303 6902 7495 8084 8667 9246 9819 10388 10952 1030 4431 5041 5645 6244 6838 7426 8010 8588 9162 9730 10294 1040 3780 4390 4994 5593 6187 6775 7359 7937 8511 9079 9643 1050 3135 3745 4349 4948 5542 6130 6714 7292 7866 8434 8998 1060 2496 3106 3710 4309 4903 5492 6075 6654 7227 7796 8360


.. 1070 1863 2473 3078 3677 4270 4859 5442 6021 6594 7163 7727

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1080 1090 1237 615 1846 1225 2451 1830 3050 2429 3643 3022 4232 3611 4815 4194 5394 4773 5967 5346 6536 5915 7100 6479 0..

Z 1100 0 610 1214 1813 2407 2996 3579 4157 4731 5300 5864 0

J--oo( 1110 114 0 604 1203 1797 2386 2969 3548 4121 4690 5254

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1120 229 115 0 599 1193 1781 2365 2943 3517 4085 4649

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1130 344 229 115 0 594 1182 1766 2344 2918 3486 4050 Z 1140 458 344 230 115 0 589 1172 1750 2324 2893 3457

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o 1150 574 459 345 230 115 0 583 1162 1735 2304 2868 Z 1160 689 574 460 345 230 115 0 0 578 1152 1721 2285 o 1170 804 690 575 461 346 231 115 0 574 1142 1706 Z

0 1180 920 806 691 576 462 346 231 116 0 569 1133

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0 1190 1036 922 807 692 577 462 347 232 116 0 564 CO 1200 1152 1038 923 808 694 578 463 348 232 116 0 0

1210 1268 1154 1039 925 810 695 579 464 348 232 116

~ 1220 1385 1270 1156 1041 926 811 696 580 465 349 233 C;)

~ 1230 1501 1387 1273 1158 1043 928 813 697 581 466 349 0

1240 1618 1504 1389 1275 1160 1045 930 814 698 582 466 1250 1735 1621 1507 1392 1277 1162 1047 931 815 700 583 1260 1853 1738 1624 1509 1394 1279 1164 1048 933 817 701 1270 1970 1856 1741 1627 1512 1397 1281 1166 1050 934 818 1280 2088 1974 1859 1744 1629 1514 1399 1284 1168 1052 936 1290 2206 2092 1977 1862 1747 1632 1517 1402 1286 1170 1054 1300 2324 2210 2095 1980 1866 1750 1635 1520 1404 1288 1172 1310 2442 2328 2213 2099 1984 1869 1753 1638 1522 1406 1290 1320 2561 2447 2332 2217 2102 1987 1872 1757 1641 1525 1409 1330 2680 2565 2451 2336 2221 2106 1991 1875 1760 1644 1528 1340 2799 2684 2570 2455 2340 2225 2110 1994 1879 1763 1647 1350 2918 2803 2689 2574 2459 2344 2229 2113 1998 1882 1766 1360 3037 2923 2808 2694 2579 2464 2348 2233 2117 2001 1885 1370 3157 3042 2928 2813 2698 2583 2468 2352 2237 2121 2005 1380 3276 3162 3048 2933 2818 2703 2588 2472 2356 2241 2124 1390 3396 3282 3168 3053 2938 2823 2708 2592 2476 2361 2245 1400 3517 3402 3288 3173 3058 2943 2828 2712 2597 2481 2365 UNITl Page 14 of 20

OP/11A161 00/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, Ki from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1200 1210 1220 1230 1240 1250 1260 1270 1280 1290 1300 1010 11616 12175 12730 13280 13825 14367 14904 15436 15965 16489 17010 1020 10952 11511 12066 12616 13161 13703 14240 14772 15301 15825 16346 1030 10294 10854 11408 11958 12504 13045 13582 14115 14643 15168 15688 1040 9643 10203 10757 11307 11853 12394 12931 13464 13992 14517 15037 1050 8998 9558 10112 10662 11208 11749 12286 12819 13348 13872 14392 1060 8360 8919 9474 10024 10569 11111 11648 12180 12709 13233 13754 1070 7727 8286 8841 9391 9937 10478 11015 11547 12076 12600 13121 1080 7100 7659 8214 8764 9310 9851 10388 10921 11449 11974 12494 1090 6479 7038 7593 8143 8689 9230 9767 10300 10828 11352 11873 1100 5864 6423 6977 7528 8073 8614 9151 9684 10213 10737 11257 1110 5254 5813 6368 6918 7463 8005 8542 9074 9603 10127 10648 1120 4649 5209 5763 6313 6859 7400 7937 8470 8998 9523 10043 1130 4050 4610 5164 5714 6260 6801 7338 7871 8399 8924 9444 1140 3457 4016 4570 5121 5666 6207 6744 7277 7806 8330 8850 1150 2868 3427 3982 4532 5078 5619 6156 6689 7217 7742 8262 1160 2285 2844 3398 3949 4494 5035 5572 6105 6634 7158 7678

,-...., 1170 1706 2265 2820 3370 3916 4457 4994 5527 6055 6580 7100

~c, 1180 1133 1692 2246 2797 3342 3884 4420 4953 5482 6006 6527 c, 1190 564 1123 1678 2228 2774 3315 3852 4385 4913 5437 5958 1200 0 559 1114 1664 2210 2751 3288 3821 4349 4874 5394

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1220 233 116 0 550 1096 1637 2174 2707 3235 3760 4280

2 1230 349 233 117 0 546 1087 1624 2157 2685 3210 3730

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234 0 541 1611 2139 2664 3184 ffiu 1240 1250 466 583 350 467 351 117 234 117 0 1078 537 1070 1598 2123 2643 Z 701 584 468 351 234 117 0 533 1061 1586 2106 0 1260 u 1270 818 702 585 469 352 235 118 0 529 1053 1573 Z

0 1280 936 820 703 586 470 353 235 118 0 524 1045

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0 1290 1054 938 821 704 588 470 353 236 118 0 520 CO 1300 1172 1056 939 823 706 589 471 354 236 118 0 Q

1310 1290 1174 1058 941 824 707 590 472 354 236 118

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1320 1409 1293 1176 1059 943 825 708 591 473 355 237 o:

~ 1330 1528 1411 1295 1178 1061 944 827 709 592 474 356 Q

1340 1647 1530 1414 1297 1180 1063 946 828 711 593 475 1350 1766 1649 1533 1416 1299 1182 1065 947 830 712 594 1360 1885 1769 1652 1536 1419 1302 1184 1067 949 831 713 1370 2005 1888 1772 1655 1538 1421 1304 1186 1069 951 833 1380 2124 2008 1892 1775 1658 1541 1424 1306 1189 1071 952 1390 2245 2128 2012 1895 1778 1661 1544 1426 1309 1191 1073 1400 2365 2248 2132 2015 1898 1781 1664 1546 1429 1311 1193 1410 2485 2369 2252 2136 2019 1902 1784 1667 1549 1431 1313 1420 2606 2490 2373 2256 2139 2022 1905 1788 1670 1552 1434 1430 2727 2610 . 2494 2377 2260 2143 2026 1908 1791 1673 1555 1440 2848 2732 2615 2498 2381 2264 2147 2030 1912 1794 1676 1450 2969 2853 2736 2620 2503 2386 2268 2151 2033 1915 1797 1460 3091 2974 2858 2741 2624 2507 2390 2272 2155 2037 1919 1470 3212 3096 2980 2863 2746 2629 2512 2394 2276 2159 2040 1480 3334 3218 3102 2985 2868 2751 2634 2516 2398 2280 2162 1490 3457 3340 3224 3107 2990 2873 2756 2638 2521 2403 2285 1500 3579 3463 3346 3230 3113 2996 2878 2761 2643 2525 2407 UNITl Page 15 of 20

OPlllA/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (pprnB) 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1360 1370 1380 1390 1400 1110 10648 11164 11676 12185 12690 13191 13688 14182 14672 15159 15642 1120 10043 10560 11072 11581 12085 12586 13084 13577 14068 14554 15037 1130 9444 9961 10473 10982 11486 11987 12485 12978 13469 13955 14438 1140 8850 9367 9879 10388 10893 11394 11891 12385 12875 13361 13844 1150 8262 8778 9291 9799 10304 10805 11303 11796 12286 12773 13256 1160 7678 8195 8707 9216 9721 10222 10719 11213 11703 12189 12672 1170 7100 7616 8129 8637 9142 9643 10141 10634 11124 11611 12094 1180 6527 7043 7555 8064 8569 9070 9567 10061 10551 11037 11521 1190 5958 6474 6987 7495 8000 8501 8998 9492 9982 10469 10952 1200 5394 5910 6423 6931 7436 7937 8434 8928 9418 9905 10388 1210 4835 5351 5864 6372 6877 7378 7875 8369 8859 9346 9829 1220 4280 4796 5309 5817 6322 6823 7321 7814 8304 8791 9274 1230 3730 4246 4759 5267 5772 6273 6771 7264 7754 8241 8724 1240 3184 3701 4213 4722 5226 5728 6225 6719 7209 7695 8178 1250 2643 3159 3672 4180 4685 5186 5684 6177 6667 7154 7637 1260 2106 2622 3135 3643 4148 4649 5147 5640 6130 6617 7100

.-.. 1270 1573 2090 2602 3111 3616 4117 4614 5108 5598 6084 6567

~~ 1280 1045 1561 2074 2582 3087 3588 4085 4579 5069 5556 6039 c, 1290 520 1037 1549 2058 2563 3064 3561 4055 4545 5031 5514 Z 1300 0 516 1029 1537 2042 2543 3041 3534 4024 4511 4994 0....... 1310 118 0 512 1021 1526 2027 2524 3018 3508 3995 4478

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0 1013 1514 2012 2505 2996 3482 3965

Z 1320 1330 237 356 119 237 119 509 0 505 1006 1503 1997 2487 2973 3457

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Z 1340 475 356 238 119 0 501 998 1492 1982 2469 2952

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u 1350 594 475 357 238 119 0 497 991 1481 1968 2451 Z

0 1360 713 595 476 357 239 119 0 494 984 1470 1953 u 1370 833 714 596 477 358 239 120 0 490 977 1460 5

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1380 952 834 716 597 478 359 239 120 0 487 970 0 1390 1073 954 836 717 598 479 359 240 120 0 483 c:o 1400 1193 1074 956 837 718 599 480 360 240 120 0 Q

1410 1313 1195 1076 958 839 719 600 480 361 241 120

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....... 1434 1316 1197 1078 959 840 721 601 481 361 241 o:

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OP/l1A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (pprnB) 1400 1410 1420 1430 1440 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1210 9829 10308 10785 11257 11727 12193 12657 13117 13573 14027 14478 1220 9274 9754 10230 10703 11172 11639 12102 12562 13019 13473 13923 1230 8724 9204 9680 10153 10622 11089 11552 12012 12469 12922 13373-1240 8178 8658 9134 9607 10077 10543 11006 11466 11923 12377 12828 1250 7637 8117 8593 9066 9535 10002 10465 10925 11382 11836 12286 1260 7100 7580 8056 8529 8998 9465 9928 10388 10845 11299 11749 1270 6567 7047 7523 7996 8466 8932 9395 9855 10312 10766 11217 1280 6039 6518 6995 7468 7937 8404 8867 9327 9784 10237 10688 1290 5514 5994 6470 6943 7413 7879 8342 8802 9259 9713 10164 1300 4994 5474 5950 6423 6892 7359 7822 8282 8739 9193 9643 1310 4478 4957 5433 5906 6376 6842 7305 7765 8222 8676 9127 1320 3965 4445 4921 5394 5864 6330 6793 7253 7710 8164 8614 1330 3457 3936 4412 4885 5355 5821 6284 6744 7201 7655 8106 1340 2952 3431 3908 4381 4850 5317 5780 6240 6697 7150 7601 1350 2451 2930 3407 3880 4349 4815 5279 5739 6195 6649 7100 1360 1953 2433 2909 3382 3852 4318 4781 5241 5698 6152 6603

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OP/I/A/61 00/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution: Ifin Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1310 9127 9575 10019 10461 10900 11337 11770 12200 12628 13054 13476 1320 8614 9062 9507 9949 10388 10824 11257 11688 12116 12541 12964 1330 8106 8554 8998 9440 9879 10315 10749 11179 11607 12032 12455 1340 7601 8049 8494 8936 9375 9811 10244 10675 11103 11528 11950 1350 7100 7548 7993 8434 8874 9310 9743 10174 10601 11027 11449 1360 6603 7050 7495 7937 8376 8812 9246 9676 10104 10529 10952 1370 6109 6557 7002 7443 7882 8319 8752 9183 9610 10036 10458 1380 5619 6067 6511 6953 7392 7829 8262 8693 9120 9546 9968 1390 5132 5580 6025 6467 6906 7342 7775 8206 8634 9059 9481 1400 4649 5097 5542 5984 6423 6859 7292 7723 8151 8576 8998 1410 4170 4617 ,5062 5504 5943 6379 6813 7243 7671 8096 8519 1420 3693 4141 4586 5028 5467 5903 6336 6767 7195 7620 8043 1430 3221 3668 4113 4555 4994 5430 5864 6294 6722 7147 7570 1440 2751 3199 3643 4085 4524 4961 5394 5825 6252 6678 7100 1450 2285 2732 3177 3619 4058 4494 4928 5358 5786 6211 6634 1460 1821 2269 2714 3156 3595 4031 4464 4895 5323 5748 6171

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OP/IIA16100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650 1660 1670 1680 1690 1700 1410 8519 8939 9356 9771 10183 10592 11000 11404 11807 12207 12604 1420 8043 8462 8880 9294 9707 10116 10523 10928 11330 11730 12128 1430 7570 7990 8407 8821 9234 9643 10050 10455 10858 11257 11655 1440 7100 7520 7937 8352 8764 9174 9581 9986 10388 10788 11185 1450 6634 7054 7471 7886 8298 8707 9114 9519 9922 10321 10719 1460 6171 6590 7008 7422 7835 8244 8651 9056 9458 9858 10256 1470 5711 6130 6548 6962 7375 7784 8191 8596 8998 9398 9796 1480 5254 5674 6091 6505 6918 7327 7734 8139 8542 8941 9339 1490 4800 5220 5637 6052 6464 6874 7281 7685 8088 8488 8885 1500 4349 4769 5186 5601 6013 6423 6830 7235 7637 8037 8434 1510 3901 4321 4738 5153 5565 5975 6382 6787 7189 7589 7987 1520 3457 3876 4294 4708 5121 5530 5937 6342 6744 7144 7542 1530 3015 3435 3852 4266 4679 5088 5495 5900 6303 6702 7100 1540 2576 2996 3413 3827 4240 4649 5056 5461 5864 6263 6661 1550 2139 2559 2977 3391 3803 4213 4620 5025 5427 5827 6225 1560 1706 2126 2543 2958 3370 3780 4187 4592 4994 5394 5791 1570 1276 1695 2113 2527 2940 3349 3756 4161 4563 4963 5361

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet JPMA1 2008 Admin - JPM A1b RO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.: 215ZF0001 Task

Title:

Monitor Critical Safety Function JPM No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A1b Status Trees RO KIA

Reference:

GK/A 2.1.19 (3.9)

Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: X Classroom Simulator X Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • The operating crew implemented EP/1/A/5000/E-0, Reactor Trip or Safety Injection.
  • The CRSRO has just transitioned to EP/1/A/5000/E-2, Faulted Steam Generator Isolation.

Task Standard: The operator will determine that a Valid Orange Path exists on Containment, and Valid Yellow Paths exist on Heat Sink and NC Inventory. The Operator will also determine that the existing Red Path on Subcriticality is invalid. The Operator will recommend transition to FR-Z.1. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: None General

References:

OMP 04-03, Use of Abnormal and Emergency Procedures EP/1/A/5000/E-0, Reactor Trip or Safety Injection EP/1/A/5000/F-0, Critical Safety Function Status Trees EP/1/A/5000/E-2, Faulted Steam Generator Isolation.

Handouts: EP/1/A/5000/F-0, Critical Safety Function Status Trees 2008 Admin - JPM A1b RO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue: The STAis needed to confirm the proper EAL and classification. The Control Room SRO directs you to validate the Critical Safety Function Status Trees (CSFST) per EP/1/A/5000/F-0.

Time Critical Task: NO Validation Time: 15 minutes 2008 Admin - JPM A 1b RO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

1. Reset simulator to IC-39, 100 0/0 Power MOL
2. Place in RUN and allow time to stabilize
3. Insert XMT-NS001 to a value of 0, (Containment pressure fails to 0)
4. Insert XMT-NS002 to a value of 0, (Containment pressure fails to 0)
5. Insert MALF-ENB0013A failed to 100 0/0.
6. Insert MALF-SM007A = 3.75 x106 Ibm/hr.
7. Carry out the Actions of E-O Steps 1-20, and then Transition to E-2 Faulted Steam Generator,
8. Stabilize the plant.
9. Freeze the Simulator OR
1. Reset Simulator to Temporary Snap IC-129 (May 2008).
2. Verify that GAC shows a Red Path on Subcriticality, Green Path on Core Cooling, Yellow Path on Heat Sink, Green path on Integrity, Green Path on Containment, and a Yellow Path on NC Inventory.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 11 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout EP/1/A/5000/F-O.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1 (Step 1) Monitor Critical Safety Functions:

(Step 1.a) Use attached status trees or OAC to The Operator recognizes monitor Critical Safety that the OAC is available, Functions (CSFs). and uses attached trees to verify validity of OAC indications.

(Step 1.b) The following The Operator mayor may table may be used to track not use the attached Table.

status of CSFs.

  • 2 (Subcriticality) The operator evaluates Subcriticality as follows:

Operator verifies that 1FO-1

Operator observes that

  • Power < 50/0 on P/R or Power Range Channel W/R.

N-41 has failed high, that Power Range Channels N42-N44 are < 5%, and that W/R power level is < 5%.

Operator observes that N35

  • SUR Zero or Negative & N36 are reading as on I/R or W IR. expected but still above P-6. Indicated SUR on both channels are Negative.

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Appendix C Page 6 of 11 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT Operator observes that both IIR SUR Channels N35 &

  • I/R SUR more negative N36 are reading approx -

than -0.2 DPM 0.3DPM Operator determines that due to the failed PR Channel 41 the indicated RED Path indication for Subcricality is Invalid and concludes that Subcriticality CSFST is GREEN.

3 (Core Cooling) The operator evaluates Core Cooling as follows:

Operator observes that

GETs are < 1200°F.

  • NC Subcooling based on CETs > OaF. Operator observes NC Subcooling to be 60-l0°F.

Operator determines that Core Cooling CSFST is GREEN.

4 (Heat Sink) The operator evaluates Heat Sink as follows:

  • N/R Level in at least one Operator observes that no S/G > 11% (320/0 ACC). SG level is > 32% Narrow Range Level.
  • Total Feedwater Flow to Operator observes that Intact S/Gs > 450 gpm.

Total CA flow is > 450 gpm.

Operator observes that

  • Pressure in all SGs <

pressure in all SGs < 1225 1225 psig.

psig.

  • NR Level in all SGs < Operator observes that NR 83%. Level in all SGs < 83%.

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Appendix C Page 7 of 11 ,Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD Stu COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • Pressure in all SGs < Operator observes that 1170 psig. pressure in all SGs < 1170 psig.
  • NR Level in all SGs >

11% {32 %}. Operator recognizes the need to use Adverse Containment Numbers Operator observes that NR Level in all SGs < 32%.

Operator determines that Yellow Path exists on Heat Sink CSFST, suggesting use of FR-H.5.

5 (NC Integrity) The operator evaluates Heat Sink as follows:

Operator observes that in

  • Temperature Decrease the last 60 minutes in all Cold Legs < 100°F temperature decrease in all in the last 60 minutes. Cold Legs is < 100°F.

(With out the use of trends the Operator would determine this by observing that all NC temps are >500 F which would make it impossible for them to have decreased> 100°F)

Operator observes that all

  • All NC T-Colds > 300°F.

NC Tcolds are> 300°F.

Operator determines that NC Integrity CSFST is GREEN.

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Appendix C Page 8 of 11 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 6 (Containment) The operator evaluates Containment as follows:

Operator observes that

  • Containment Pressure < Containment Pressure is <

15 psig. 15 psig.

  • Containment Pressure < Operator observes that 3 psig. Containment Pressure is >

3 psig.

(All Containment Pressure Gages are reading approx.

6 psig.)

Operator determines that even though a Green condition is indicated on SPDS, a Valid Orange Path exists on Containment CSFST and FR-Z.1 should be implemented.

7 (NC Inventory) The operator evaluates NC Inventory as follows: Operator observes that Pzr

  • Pzr Level < 92%. Level is < 92%.

Operator observes that Pzr

  • Pzr Level> 17%. Level is < 17%.

Operator determines that a valid Yellow Path exists in NC Inventory CSFST suggesting use of FR-1.2.

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Appendix C Page 9 of 11 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 8 Determine the status of all Operator determines the CSF. following:

  • Subcriticality -

Indicated Red Path is invalid, and CSF is Green.

  • Core Cooling - CSF is Green.
  • Heat Sink - Yellow Path suggesting use of FR-H.5.
  • NC Integrity - CSF is Green.
  • Containment - Valid Orange Path exists requiring the use of FR-Z.1.
  • NC Inventory - Yellow Path suggesting use of FR-1.2.
  • Operator recommends Transition to FR-Z.1 Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 10 of 11 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A1b RO Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • The operating crew implemented EP/1/A/5000/E-0, Reactor Trip or Safety Injection.
  • The CRSRO has just transitioned to EP/1/A/5000/E-2, Faulted Steam Generator Isolation.

INITIATING CUE: The STA is needed to confirm the proper EAL and classification.

The Control Room SRO directs you to validate the Critical Safety Function Status Trees (CSFST) per EP/1/A/5000/F-0.

NUREG 1021, Revision 9

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(3) Procedure Title

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--- Safety Function Status Trees

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(4) Prepared By Weiner,Michael R Date September 26, 2003 (5) Requires NSD 228 Applicability Determination? If Applicability Determination is required, attach NSD 228 documentation.

[8J Yes (New procedure or revision with major changes)

D No (Revision with minor changes)

D No (To incorporate reviouslyapproved changes)

(6) Reviewed By .. rvv1(1 (OR) fo Date ---t-r-----.....:t-----

Cros~D~ci~~a~Re~ewBy_ _~~~~ (OR) NA .~~ D~e_ _ (G~~~~_

Reactivity Mgmt. Review By (OR) NA & it Date (() -+-r-~~ __

Mgmt. Involvement Review By (OPS Supt.) N~ Date_ _ (0

--+ _

(7) Additional Reviews Reviewed By Date ~ _

Reviewed By ~ ~ Date _

(8) Temporary Approval (if necessary)

By (OSM/QR) Date _

By (OR) Date_ _---:-- _

/ (9) Approved By ----------""'"--7~~..._..a.,,~_--------- Date_-..L.--W~-++--=-z;:;;.__

PERFORMANCE (Compare with Control Copy every 14 calendar days while work is being performed.)

(10) Compared with Control Copy Date _

Compared with Control Copy Date - - - - - - -

Compared with Control Copy Date _

(11) Date(s) Performed Work Order Number (WO#) _

COMPLETION (12) Procedure Completion Verification DYes 0 NA Check lists and/or blanks initialed, signed, dated, or filled in NA, as appropriate?

DYes D NA Required enclosures attached?

DYes 0 NA Data sheets attached, completed, dated and signed?

DYes D NA Charts, graphs, etc. attached, dated, identified, and marked?

DYes 0 NA Procedure requirements met?

Verified By Date _

(13) Procedure Completion Approved Date _

(14) Remarks (Attach additional pages, if necessary.)

Form based on NSD 703 App 0 (Procedure Process Recor

MNS CRITICAL SAFETY FUNCTION STATUS TREES PAGE NO.

EP/1/A/5000/F-O 1 of 11 Rev. 4 UNIT 1 A. Purpose This procedure provides guidance on monitoring the Critical Safety Functions.

B. Symptoms or Entry Conditions This procedure is entered from:

  • EP/1/A/SOOO/E-O (Reactor Trip Or Safety Injection), when S/I cannot be terminated and cause has not been determined.
  • On any transition out of EP/1/A/SOOO/E-O (Reactor Trip Or Safety Injection).

MNS CRITICAL SAFETY FUNCTION STATUS TREES PAGE NO.

EP/1/A/5000/F-O 2 of 11 Rev. 4 UNIT 1 ACTION/EXPECTED RESPONSE RESPONSE NOT OBTAINED

c. Operator Actions
1. Monitor Critical Safety Functions:
a. Use attached status trees or GAC to monitor Critical Safety Functions (CSFs).
b. The following table may be used to track status of CSFs.

SUB- CORE HEAT NC NC INITIAL TIME CRITICALITY COOLING SINK INTEGRITY CONTAINMENT INVENTORY

MNS CRITICAL SAFETY FUNCTION STATUS TREES PAGE NO.

EP/1/A/5000/F-O 3 . of 11 Subcriticality - Page 1 of 1 Rev. 4 UNITl NOTE: Only W/R Neutron Flux is environmentally qualified. Normal NIS may be unreliable with abnormal containment conditions, CSFSAT REACTOR TRIP NO GO TO FR-S .1 REQUIRED YES

.***r.

GOTO

'4' FR-S.I POWERLESS THAN5% ON:

NO I

  • PIR
  • WIR.

YES WfRLESS NO THAN 10-5 YES oft (8

GOIO FR-S .2 NOTE: WIRSURcan be checked by observing SUR ZERO OR NEGATIVE ON:

NO trend stable or going down.

  • IIR YES GOIO
  • WIR.

FR-S .2 IIRSUR NO MORE NEG ATIVE THAN - 0.2 DPM YES CSF SAT NO SIR ENERGIZED YES GO TO FR-S .2 SIR SUR ZERO NO OR NEGATIVE YES CSF SAT

MNS CRITICAL SAFETY FUNCTION STATUS TREES PAGE NO.

EP/1/N5000/F-O 4 of 11 Core Cooling - Page 1 of 1

/

Rev. 4

'? UNITl GO TO FR-C .1 GO TO FR-C .1 REACTOR VESSEL LOWER RANGE LEVEL NO GREATER THAN 39% YES I

. ***.~GOTO

        • ~FR-C.2 CORE EXIT TICs 'NO LESS THAN NO 700 0P YES GOIO CORE EXIT TICs LESS THAN 1200 0P p **

YES I FR-C .2 I

REACTOR VESSEL NO LOWER RANGE LEVEL GREATER THAN 39%

YES AT LEAST ONE NO NCPUMPON GOIO YES **** FR-C .3 GOIO p ** FR-C .2

'1 I

NC SUBCOOLlNG BASED ON CORE NO REACTOR VESSEL NO DIP GREATER THAN EXIT TICs GREATER REQUIRED FOR PUMP THAN O°F YES . . . .-.-.1 COMBlNATION YES (SEE TABLE NEXT PAGE)

I.... GO TO FR-C .3 CSF SAT

MNS CRITICAL SAFETY FUNCTION STATUS TREES PAGE NO.

EP/11A/SOOO/F-O S of 11 Core Cooling - Page 1 of 1 Rev. 4 UNIT 1 "REACTOR VESSEL DIP" SETPOINTS FOR DEGRADED CORE COOLING Required "REACTOR VESSEL DIP" TRN A TRN B Number of With IA NC Pump With Ie NC Pump NC Pumps On ON OFF ON OFF 4 44% N/A 44% N/A 3 30% 24% 30% 24%

2 23% 15% 23% 15%

1 16% 10% 16% 10%

MNS CRITICAL SAFETY FUNCTION STATUS TREES PAGE NO.

EP/1/AJ5000/F-0 7 of 11 Reactor Coolant Integrity - Page 1 of 1 UNIT 1 Rev. 4 GO TO FR-P .1 NO

  • * * * * * * * * * * * ~ GOTO ALL NC PRESSUREIT-COL POINTS TO RlGHT OF LIMIT A YES * \41 FR-P.l I

I NO GO TO ALL NC T-COLDS GREATER THAN FR-P .2 250°F YES NO ALL NC T-COLDS GREATER THAN 280°F YES CSF SAT NO TEMPERATURE DECREAS IN ALL COLD LEGS LESS THAN 100° F IN YES THE LAST 60 MINUTES GO TO I FR-P .1 I

I ALL NC T-COLDS NO GREATER THAN 250°F YES NC PRESSURE LESS NO GO TO THAN 385 PSIG FR-P .2 YES ALL NC T-COLDS NO GREATER THAN 300 0 F CSF SAT YES CSF SAT

MNS CRITICAL SAFETY FUNCTION STATUS TREES PAGE NO.

EP/1/A/5000/F-O PTS Limit Curve - Page 1 of 1 B of 11 Rev. 4 UNIT 1 2800 I

2600 2560 PSIG ........ ........

J ---

2400 /

If N J C

2200 I Jf S

y (

S 2000 T

E 1800 M I Li mi t , A I 1600

, j P

R \

, I E 1400 \ I S "I S I /

U 1200 ,,

R II /

E 1000 I RED I , I 250° F I " 280°F I I PATH I J

P S 800 I I I G

600 I I

I 400

~ ORANGE PATH r ,.--

f--

I YELLOW PATH I CSF I I SAT I 200 I

o I .

100 150 200 250 300 350 LOWEST T-COLO(OF)

MNS CRITICAL SAFETY FUNCTION STATUS TREES PAGE NO.

EP/1/A/5000/F-O 9 of 11 Containment - Page 1 of 1 Rev. 4 UNITl GO TO FR-Z*.l CONTAINMENT PRESSURE LESS THAN NO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~GOTO 15 PSIG YES * ~FR-Z.l I

I I

I II I

GO TO FR-Z .2 I

I I

I I

CONTAINMENT SUMP LEVEL NO GO TO LESS THAN FR-Z .3 12.5 FT YES CONTAINMENT NO GO TO RADIATION LESS THAN 35 RlHR (lEMF 51A OR B) YES *****

  • .* FR-Z .4 CONTH2CONT NO LESS THAN 0.5%

YES CSF SAT

  • I MNS CRITICAL SAFETY FUNCTION STATUS TREES PAGE NO.

EP/1/A/5000/F-O Reactor Coolant Inventory - Page 1 of 1 10 of 11 Rev. 4 UNITl GOIO

, FR-I.3 REACTOR VESSEL NO I----

UPPER RANGE LEVEL GREATER THAN 95 %

YES I Gala NO FR-I.l AT LEAST ONE NCPUMPON YES I

. GOIO FR-I.3 REACTOR VESSEL DIP GREATER THAN REQUIRED FOR PUMP NO f----

COMBrNATION (SEE TABLE NEXT PAGE) YES PZRLEVEL LESS THAN NO r-----

                  • GOIO FR-I.l 92%

YES GOIO FR-I.2

    • ******* GOIO PZR LEVEL NO .
  • . FR-I.3 GREA TER THAN I-----

REACTOR VESSEL NO 17%

YES UPPER RANGE LEVEL -----

GREATER THAN 95%

YES I

NO

~ '0 CSFSAT AT LEAST ONE f----

NCPUMPON YES

    • GOIO FR-I.3 I

REACTOR VESSEL DIP GREATER THAN REQUIRED FOR PUMP NO I----

COMBINATION (SEE TABLE NEXT PAGE) YES n o CSFSAT

MNS CRITICAL SAFETY FUNCTION STATUS TREES . PAGE NO ..

EP/1/A/5000/F-O 11 of 11 NC Inventory - Page 1 of 1 Rev. 4 UNIT 1 RVLIS Table "REACTOR VESSEL DIP" SETPOINTS FOR REACTOR COOLANT INVENTORY Required "REACTOR VESSEL DIP" TRN A TRN 8 Number of With lA NC Pump With lC NC Pump NC Pumps On ON OFF ON OFF 4 95% N/A 95% N/A 3 74% 39% 74% 39%

2 59% 23% 59% 23%

1 50% 14% 50% 14%

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet JPMA RO 2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.: 215ZFI003 Task

Title:

Calculate Reactor Vessel Head JPM No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A4 Venting Time RO KIA

Reference:

GK/A 2.4.13 (4.0)

Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: x Classroom X Simulator Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions: EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3 (Response to Voids in Reactor Vessel) has been implemented and completed through step 20.a.

The following conditions exist:

Containment Pressure 6 psig Lower Containment Temperature 170 of Containment H2 Concentration 2.4%

NC Pressure 260 psig Task Standard: Reactor Vessel Head venting time calculated to fall between 19.6 and 22.4 minutes. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: Calculator General

References:

EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3, Response to Voids in the Reactor Vessel Handouts: EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3, Response to Voids in the Reactor Vessel Initiating Cue: The CRSROhas directed you to calculate maximum venting time per Enclosure 1, (Allowable H2 Venting Time) of EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3, (Response to Voids in Reactor Vessel).

2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Time Critical Task: NO Validation Time: 20 minutes 2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

I 1 Appendix C Page 4 of 7 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1 (Step 20.b) Calculate Operator addresses maximum venting time PER Enclosure 1.

Enclosure 1 (allowable H2 Venting Time).

  • 2 (Step 1) Calculate "A" RO calculates "A" A = 9,500 (x) (P+14.7) (x) 492 9,500 (x) (6+14.7) (x) 492 14.7 (T+460) 14.7 (170+460)

Where:

P = 6 as stated in Initial Conditions.

P= Containment T = 170 as stated in Initial pressure (PSIG)

Conditions.

T= Lower containment This equals ave. temp (OF) 9,500 x 1.41 x 0.78 and this equals:

A=

A = 10448.1

  • 3 (Step 2) Calculate "B" RO calculates "B" B = (3 - H) (x) A (3 - 2.4) x 10448.1 =

where H = 2.4 as stated in Initial Conditions.

H= Containment H-2 A = Calculated Value in Concentration (%). Step 1.

B= (0.6) x (10448.1) =

"B" =6268.9 2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Page 5 of 7 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 4 (Step 3) Determine C from RO uses Curve on Page 2 the curve for the current NC of 2 of Enclosure 1, and system pressure determines C to equal 300

+/- 20 using curve

  • 5 (Step 4) Calculate T RO calculates T T = BIC = Venting Time 6268.9 =

in minutes 300 T= I B = Calculated Value in Step 2.

T= minutes C = Value obtained from Curve in Step 3.

20.9 minutes (Acceptable range of 19.6

- 22.4 minutes)

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Page 6 of 7 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

2008 Admin - JPM A4 RO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS: EP/1/N5000/FR-1.3 (Response to Voids in Reactor Vessel) has been implemented and completed through step 20.a.

The following conditions exist:

Containment Pressure 6 psig Lower Containment Temperature 170 of Containment H2 Concentration 2.4%

NC Pressure 260 psig INITIATING CUE: The CRSRO has directed you to calculate maximum venting time per Enclosure 1, (Allowable H2 Venting Time) of EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3, (Response to Voids in Reactor Vessel).

NUREG 1021, Revision 9

MNS RESPONSE TO VOIDS IN REACTOR VESSEL PAGE NO.

r EP/1/A/SOOO/FR-1.3 22 of 25 Enclosure 1 - Page 1 of 2 Rev. 8

.'I1.---------.. . . . .- ---------------------_-'--

UNIT 1 Allowable H2 Venting Time


11 CALCULATION OF MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE VENTING TIME STEP 1: Calculate A (P + 14.7) 492 A = 9,500 x x ----

14.7 (t + 460)

Where: P = Containment pressure (PSIG) t = Lower containment ave temp (OF)

( + 14.7) 492 A = 9,500 x x ----

14.7 (_ _+460)

A = 9,500 x x _

A STEP'2: Calculate B B = (3 - H) x A where: H = Containment H2 Concentration (%)

B = (3 - ) x 8 =

STEP 3: Determine C from the curve (on page 2) for the current NC system pressure.

STEP 4: Calculate T T = 8/C = Venting Time in minutes T = /

T= minutes

~!...i~~' _

I MNS

' EP/1/A/5000/FR-1.3 UNIT 1 RESPONSE TO VOIDS IN REACTOR VESSEL Enclosure 1 - Page 2 of 2 Allowable H2 Venting Time PAGE NO.

23 of 25 Rev. 8 2400 2300 2200 N 2100 C 2000 5 1900 Y 1800 5

T 1700 E 1600 M

1500 P 1400 R 1300 E

5 1200 5 1100 1..- U R 1000 E 900 P 800

  • 5 700 I

G 600 500 400 300 200 100 0

0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 2200 2400 C = H2 FLOW RATE (SCFM)

ES-301 Administrative Topics Outline Form ES-301-1 Final SRO Admin JPM Summary A1a This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM OP-MC-JPM-ADM:214 as its basis. The operator will be given a set of initial conditions and told that it is desired to insert the Bank D Control Rods about 50 steps. The Operator will be given the Core Data Book and asked to manually determine the amount of Reactor Makeup Water that will be necessary to add to complete the rod height adjustment.

A1b This is a new JPM. The operator will be provided with a completed Surveillance Procedure and asked to complete the procedure in accordance with Section 10 of SOMP 04-02, "Procedure Use and Adherence." There will be four minor administrative errors, and two major errors associated with the acceptance criteria of the procedure. The operator will be required to identify at least three of the four minor errors, and identify and correct the major errors. Additionally, the operator will be required to evaluate the impact of the failed surveillance on Technical Specifications, and determine the action required.

A2 This is a new JPM. The operator will be placed in a situation where severe a seal leak has just been discovered on the 1B NI Pump, and told that 1NI-149 has a history of seat leakage. The operator will be provided with a List of Suggested Tagged Components that has previously been prepared, and then asked to verify the mechanical and electrical isolation boundaries needed to isolate the 1B NI Pump, including the components, their isolated positions and the sequence in which they are to be manipulated. There will be three errors that the operator will need to identify and correct.

A3 This is a new JPM. The operator will be told that a General Emergency has been declared and that he, as the OSM, has initiated and completed the immediate actions of Enclosure 4.1 of RP/O/A/57001004, "General Emergency."

Additionally, the operator will be told that he is presently considering On-Site Protective Actions in accordance with Step 3.8.2 of RP/O/A/57001004, and that there are reports of an injured non-ambulatory person on-site. The operator will be required to select two rescuers, from among seven potential rescuers, and dispatch them to the injured individual by completing Enclosure 4.4, "Request for Emergency Exposure," of RP/O/A/57001004.

,A4 This is a new JPM. The operator will be told that a General Emergency has been declared, that there is an on-going radiation release, and given an initial set of meteorological data. The operator will be required to make an initial Protective Action Recommendation and complete the Notification Form within 15 minutes.

This is a Time Critical JPM.

NUREG-1 021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet J MA1a OIS 2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.: 209MNV002 Task

Title:

Calculate Dilution Needed for a JPM No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A1a Specified Rod Change RO/SRO KIA

Reference:

GK/A 2.1.25 (3.9/4.2)

Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: x Classroom x Simulator Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • Unit #1 Reactor Power is at 100 0/0, Steady State.
  • Core burnup is 124 EFPD
  • Desired Rod Height is Control Rods Bank "0" at 170 steps Task Standard: Dilution of approximately 1361 gallons is calculated within 2: 50 gallons.

All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: Calculator General

References:

OP/1/N61501009, Boron Concentration Control OP/1/N61 00/22, Unit 1 Data Book Handouts: OP/1/N6100/22, Unit 1 Data Book Initiating Cue: The CRSRO has directed you to manually calculate the minimum amount of reactor makeup water needed to obtain the desired Control Rod Height using the McGuire Data Book.

2008 Admin - JPM A 1a RO/SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Time Critical Task: NO Validation Time: 20 minutes 2008 Admin - JPM A 1a RO/SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Page 4 of 7 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout the Unit 1 Data Book (OP/1/A/61 00/22).

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 1 Operator determines 220 Initial inserted steps integral rod worth reactivity worth =

using the 51-125 EFPD column of 5pcm OP/1/A161 00/22, Enclosure 4.3, Table 6.3.3, IRW in Overlap, HFP, Equilibrium Xe.

  • 2 Operator determines 170 Desired Rod height steps integral rod worth inserted reactivity using the 51-125 EFPD worth =

column of OP/1/A161 00/22, 130 pem Enclosure 4.3, Table 6.3.3, IRW in Overlap, HFP, Equilibrium Xe.

  • 3 Operator determines the Change in reactivity to change in reactivity be compensated to rod required for the rod insertion =

insertion 130 pem

-5 pem 125 pem

  • 4 Using OP/1/A161 00/22, Operator determines the Enclosure 4.3, Graph Differential Boron Worth 6.11 Differential Boron from the graph to be =

Worth (HFP, ARO, Eq -6.31 pem/ppm Xe, Eq Sm) determines the Differential Boron Worth for present conditions (124 EFPD) 2008 Admin - JPM A1a RO/SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Page 5 of 7 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD stu COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 5 Using the Differential Operator determines the Boron Worth and the change in Boron Change in reactivity, Concentration to be =

determines the change in 125/ -6.31 pcm/ppm Boron Concentration

-19.8 ppm 6 Operator determines Change in Boron

Boron Concentration 1000 -19.8 ppm change required

= 980.2 ppm

  • 7 Using OP/1/A/61 00/22, Using Present Boron Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Concentration 1000 ppm Boron and Dilution and the Desired Boron Tables, determines the Concentration of 980 Reactor Makeup Water ppm, determines from addition Table that change from 1000-980 ppm will require the addition of

+/-

1361 50 gallons of reactor makeup water.

Total Makeup Water to

=

add 1361 50 +/-

gallons.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

2008 Admin - JPM A 1a RO/SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • Unit #1 Reactor Power is at 1000/0, Steady State.
  • Core burnup is 124 EFPD
  • Desired Rod Height is Control Rods Bank "0" at 170 steps INITIATING CUE: The CRSRO has directed you to manually calculate the minimum amount of reactor makeup water needed to obtain the desired Control Rod Height using the McGuire Data Book.

NUREG 1021, Revision 9

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~UN*IT 1 Enclosure 4.3 - Table 6.3.3 C h...,9 4/rt Integral Rod Worth in Overlap HFP, Equilibrium Xenon Unit 1 Cycle 19 4EFPD 100 EFPD 150 EFPD 200 EFPD 300 EFPD 350 EFPD 450 EFPO Control Bank Position 0-50 EFPD . 5 125 'EFPD ;'126 - 175 EFPD 176 - 250 EFPO 251 - 325 EFPD 326 - 400 EFPD 401 - EOW Steps Withdrawn

  • IRW IRW IRW IRW IRW IRW lAW BkA BkB sx c BkD* (PCM) (~CM) (peM) (PCM) (PCM) (peM) (PCM) 226 226 226 '226 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 226 226 226 225 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 226 226 226 220 7 5 5 6 8 10 13 226 226 226 215 14 10 10 12 15 18 '2;3 226 226 22~* 210 20 14 14 17 22 26 34 226 226 226 205 36 '27 28 31 40. 45 56 226 226 226 200 52 39' 41 46 57 64 78 226 226 226 1'95 *67 52 54 60 74 83 100

. 226 226 226 tOO 83 65' .

67 74 91 102 122 226 226 226 185' 101 81 84 92 111 123 1"4.5 226 226 226 180 119 97 100 109 131 144 168 226 226 226 175 137 113 117 127 151 165. 191 226 226 226 170 155* 130 *133 144 171 186 214 226 22~ 165 173 147 150. 161 190 205 23?

22q 226 160 191 164 167 '179 209 224 255 226 226 155 . 2Q9 18.1 . 184 196 227 243 275 226 226 226 '150 227 19U 201 214 246 263 295 226 . 226 226 *145 : 244 21.5 217 230 263 280 312 226 226 226 140 262 231- 234 247* 280 297 330 226 zzs 226 135 279 ?48. ". . ~

250 263 297 314 348 226 ~6 226 130 297 2.p5 '267 280 314 331 365 226 226 226 125 314 281 283 295 329 346 381 -

226 226 226 120 331 29~ 299 311 345 362 397 226 226 226 116 345 .31-1 312 324 357 374 410 226 226 226 110 365 33*1. 331 342 375 392 427 226 226 221 105 .388 351 350 361 396 414 453 226 226 216 100 410 371 370. 381 417 436 . 478 226 .226 211 95 446 402 401 413 454 476 523 226' 226 206 90 461 ~ 433 446 491 515 567 226 226 201 85 517 465 464 478 528 555 612

  • NOTE: For actual ALL Rods out Overlap Data, see Enclosure 4.3. Section 1.13 of the Data Book UNIT 1

vrl.,I"VU I VVIVLL

,UNIT 1 Enclosure 4.3 - Table 6.3.3 c4- ~(~

Integral Rod Worth in Overlap :J HFP, Equilibrium Xenon Unit 1 Cycle 19 4EFPD 100 EFPD 1-50 EFPD 200 EFPD 300 EFPD 350 EFPD 450 EFPD Control Bank Position .0 -50 EFPD 51 - 125 EFPD 126-175 EFPD '176 - 250 EFPD 251 - 325 EFPD 326 - 400 EFPD 401 -EOW

. Steps Withdrawn

  • IRW IRW lAW IRW IRW IRW IRW BkA BkB BkC BkO (PCM) (PCM) (PCM) (PCM) (PCM) (PCM) (PCM) 2~6 226 196 80 553 496 496 511 564 594 656 226 226 191 75 592 535 535 552 610 642 707 226 226 186 70 631 573- 575 593 656 689 758 226 226 181 65 670 61.2 614 634 701 737 809 226 226 176 60 709 650 654 676 747 784 860 226 226 171 55 750 693 697 720 794 832 909 226 226 166 50 791 735 740 764 840 880 958 226 226 161 45 832 777 783 808 887 927 1007 226 226 156 40 *873 620 826 853 934 975 1056 226 226 151 .35 916 863 870 897 980 1021 1102 2?6 226 146 30 959 *907 914 942 1026 1068 1149 226 226 141 25 .. 1002 951 958 987 1073 1114 1196 226 226 136 20 1045 994 1002 1032 1119 1161 1243 226 131 15 1083 1033 1041 1071 1158 1200 1283 226 126 10 1121 1072 1080 1110 1198 1240 1323 226 121 5 1158 1110 . 1119. 1149 1237 1279 1363 226 226 116 0 1196 1149 1'158 1188 1276 1319 1403 226 *226 110 0 122~ 1187 1197 1227 1313 135~ 1439 226 221 105 0 125~ 1220 1230 1260 1348 1399 1476 226 216 loo 0 1'288 . 1254 1264 1294 1382 1425 1514 226 211 f 95 0 1327 1296 1307 1338 1428 1474 1566 226 206 90 0 1366 1338 1350 1382 1475 1522 1619 226 201 85 0 1405 1379 1393 1425 1521 1570 1672 226 196 80 0 1444 1421 1436 1469 1568- 1618 1724 ~

226 191 75 0 1487 1469 . *1486 1520 1622 1674 1782 226 186 70 0 1530 1518 1535 1571 1675 1729 1840 226 181 65 0 1572 1500 1585 1622 1729 1784 1898 226 176 60 0 1615 1614 1635 1673 1783 1839 1956 226 171 55 0 1662 1666 '1689 1729 1840 1897 2014 226 166 50 0 1708 1719 1744 1785 1897 1954 2072

  • NOTE: For actual ALL Hods out Overlap Data, see Enclosure 4.3, Section 1.13 of the Data Book UNIT 1

OP/ll Alul UUlU~;l Enclosure 4.3 - Table 6.3.3 Integral Rod Worth in Overlap HFP, Equilibrium Xenon Unit 1 Cycle 19 4EFPD 100 EFPO 1.50 EFPO 200 EFPD 300 EFPD 350 EFPO 450 EFPD Control Bank Position 0-50 EFPD 5'1 - 125 EFPD 126 -175 EFPD 176 - 250 EFPD 251 - 325 EFPD 326 - 400 EFPD 401 - EOW Steps.Withdrawn ., IRW IRW IRW IR,W IRW IRW IRW BkA BkB BkC BkD (PCM) (peM) (peM) (peM) (peM) (peM) (peM)

. 226 161 45 0 1755 1771 1798 1840 1954 2012 ?130 226 156 40 0 1802 1823 1853 1896 2011 2069 2188 226 151 35 0 1851 1876 1907 1952 2068 2127 2246 226 146, 30 0 1901 1929 1961 2008 2125 2185 2304 226 141 25 0 1951 1981 2016 2064 2183 2242 2362 226 136 20 0 2000 2034 2070 2120 2240 2300 2420 226 131 15 0 2044 2076 2113 2163 2285 2346 2467 226 126 10 0 2088 2118 2155 2206 2330 2392 2514 226 121 5 0 2131 2160 ' 2198 2250 2375 2437 2560' 226 116 0 0 2175 ,~2- 2240 2293 2421 2483 2607 226 110 0 0 2202 2233 2273 2326 2454 2518 2643 221 105 0 0 2228 . 2262 2302 2356- 2486 2550 - 2678 216 100 0 0 2254 229-1 2331 2386 2518 2583 2714 21-1 95 0 0 2290 2327 2369 2425 2559 2626 2759 90 0 0 2325 2364 2407 2464 260-1 2669 2805 85 0 0 2360 2401 2445 2503 2642 271.1 2851 80 0 0 2396 2438 2483 2542 2684 2754 2897 191 75 0 0 2434 2480 2527 2587 - 273-1 2802 2945 186 70 0 0 2473 2523 2571 2632 2778 2850 2994 181 65 0- 0 2512 2565 2615 - 2677 2824 2897 3043 176 60 0 0 2550 2607 2658 2722 2871 2945 3()92 171 55 0 0 2591 2652 2705 2710 2920 2993 3140 166 50 0 0 2632 2697 2752 2818 2968 3042 3188 161 45 0 0 2673 2742 2798 2866 3017 3090 3236 156 40 0 0- 2714 2787 2845 2914 3065 3139 3284 151 35 0 0 2755 2829 2889 2959 3111 3185 3329 146 30 0 0 2796 2872 2932 3003 3157 3231 3375 141 25 0 0 2838 2915 2976 3048 3203 3277 3421 136 20 0 0 2879 2957 3020 3093 3249 3323 3466 131 15 0 0 2913 2989 3051 3125 3280 3354 3498

  • NOTE: For actual ALL Rods out Overlap Data, see Enclosure 4.3, Section 1.13 of the Data Book UNIT ,1

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OP/11A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correctionfactor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 10 0 46710 74033 93420 108457 120743 131131 140129 148067 155167 161589 20 96 0 27323 46710 61747 74033 84421 93420 101357 108457 114880 30 193 97 0 19386 34424 46710 57098 66096 74033 81133 87556 40 290 193 97 0 15037 27323 37711 46710 54647 61747 68170 50 387 290 194 97 0 12286 22674 31673 39610 46710 53133 60 484 387 291 194 97 0 10388 19386 27323 34424 40846 70 581 484 388 291 194 97 0 8998 16936 24036 30458 80 678 582 485 388 292 194 97 0 7937 15037 21460 90 776 679 583 486 389 292 195 97 0 7100 13523 100 873 777 680 583 487 390 292 195 98 0 6423 110 971 875 778 681 584 487 390 293 195 98 0 120 1069 972 876 779 682 585 488 391 293 196 98 130 1167 1070 974 877 780 683 586 489 391 294 196 140 1265 1169 1072 975 878 781 684 587 489 392 294 150 1363 1267 1170 1074 977 880 782 685 588 490 392 160 1462 1365 1269 1172 1075 978 881 784 686 589 491 170 1560 1464 1367 1271 1174 1077 979 882 785 687 589

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OP/I/A161 00/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 100 110 120 130' 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 10 155167 161589 167453 172847 177841 182490 186839 190925 194776 198420 201876 20 108457 114880 120743 126137 131131 135780 140129 144215 148067 151710 155167 30 81133 87556 93420 98814 103808 108457 112806 116891 120743 124387 127843 40 61747 68170 74033 79427 84421 89070 93420 97505 101357 105000 108457 50 46710 53133 58996 64390 69384 74033 78382 82468 86320 89963 93420 60 34424 40846 46710 52104 57098 61747 66096 70181 74033 77677 81133 70 24036 30458 36322 41716 46710 51359 55708 59794 63645 67289 70745 80 15037 21460 27323 32717 37711 42361 46710 50795 54647 58290 61747 90 7100 13523 19386 24780 29774 34424 38773 42858 46710 50353 53810 100 0 6423 12286 17680 22674 27323 31673 35758 39610 43253 46710 110 98 0 5864 11257 16251 20901 25250 29335 33187 36830 40287 120 196 98 0 5394 10388 15037 19386 23472 27323 30967 34424 130 294 196 98 0 4994 9643 13992 18078 21930 25573 29030 140 392 294 196 98 0 4649 8998 13084 16936 20579 24036 150 490 392 294 196 98 0 4349 8434 12286 15930 19386 L60 589 491 393 295 197 98 0 4085 7937 11581 15037 170 687 589 492 394 295 197 99 0 3852 7495 10952

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0 280 1781 1684 1586 1488 1389 1291 1193 1094 995 897 798

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~ 320

~ 2184 2086 1988 1890 1792 1694 1595 1496 1398 1299 1200

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~ 330 2285 2187 2089 1991 1893 1794 1696 1597 1499 1400 1301 0

340 2386 2288 2190 2092 1994 1896 1797 1699 1600 1501 1402 350 2487 2389 2291 2193 2095 1997 1898 1800 1701 1602 1503 360 2588 2491 2393 2295 2197 2098 2000 1901 1802 1704 1605 370 2690 2592 2494 2396 2298 2200 2101 2003 1904 1805 1706 380 2792 2694 2596 2498 2400 2302 2203 2104 2006 1907 1808 390 2893 2796 2698 2600 2502 2403 2305 2206 2108 2009 1910 400 2996 2898 2800 2702 2604 2505 2407 2308 2210 2111 2012 410 3098 3000 2902 2804 2706 2608 2509 2411 2312 2213 2114 420 3200 3102 3004 2906 2808 2710 2611 2513 2414 2315 2216 430 3303 3205 3107 3009 2911 2812 2714 2615 2517 2418 2319 440 3405 3307 3210 3112 3013 2915 2817 2718 2619 2520 2421 450 3508 3410 3312 3214 3116 3018 2919 2821 2722 2623 2524 460 3611 3513 3415 3317 3219 3121 3022 2924 2825 2726 2627 470 3714 3616 3518 3420 3322 3224 3126 3027 2928 2829 2730 480 3817 3720 3622 3524 3426 3327 3229 3130 3031 2933 2834 490 3921 3823 3725 3627 3529 3431 3332 3234 3135 3036 2937 500 4024 3927 3829 3731 3633 3534 3436 3337 3238 3140 3041 UNITl Page4 of 20

OP/11A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correctionfactor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 200 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300 10 201876 205164 208299 211295 214163 216914 219557 222100 224551 226915 229200 20 155167 158454 161589 164585 167453 170204 172847 175390 177841 180206 182490 30 127843 131131 134266 137261 140129 142880 145523 148067 150517 152882 155167 40 108457 111745 114880 117875 120743 123494 126137 128680 131131 133496 135780 50 93420 96707 99842 102838 105706 108457 111100 113643 116094 118459 120743 60 81133 84421 87556 90552 93420 96171 98814 101357 103808 106172 108457 70 70745 74033 77168 80164 83032 85783 88426 90969 93420 95784 98069 80 61747 65035 68170 71165 74033 76784 79427 81970 84421 86786 89070 90 53810 57098 60233 63228 66096 68847 71490 74033 76484 78849 81133 100 46710 49998 53133 56128 58996 61747 64390 66933 69384 71749 74033 110 40287 43575 46710 49705 52573 55324 57967 60510 62961 65326 67611 120 34424 37711 40846 43842 46710 49461 52104 54647 57098 59462 61747 130 29030 32317 35452 38448 41316 44067 46710 49253 51704 54069 56353 140 24036 27323 30458 33454 36322 39073 41716 44259 46710 49075 51359 150 19386 22674 25809 28805 31673 34424 37067 39610 42061 44425 46710 160 15037 18325 21460 24455 27323 30074 32717 35261 37711 40076 42361 170 10952 14240 17375 20370 23238 25989 28632 31175 33626 35991 38275

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Z 200 0 3288 6423 9418 12286 15037 17680 20223 22674 25039 27323 0

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0 260 597 498 399 299 200 100 0 2543 4994 7359 9643 o 270 697 598 499 399 300 200 100 0 2451 4815 7100 Z

0 280 798 698 599 500 400 300 200 100 0 2365 4649

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0 290 898 799 699 600 500 401 301 201 100 0 2285 t:O 300 998 899 800 700 601 501 401 301 201 101 0 Q

310 1099 1000 901 801 701 602 502 402 302 201 101

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~ 320 1200 1101 1001 902 802 702 603 503 402 302 201 o:

~ 330 1301 1202 1102 1003 903 803 704 603 503 403 302 Q

340 1402 1303 1203 1104 1004 905 805 705 604 504 404 350 1503 1404 1305 1205 1106 1006 906 806 706 605 505 360 1605 1505 1406 1307 1207 1107 1007 907 807 707 606 370 1706 1607 1508 1408 1309 1209 1109 1009 909 808 708 380 1808 1709 1609 1510 1410 1311 1211 1111 1010 910 809 390 1910 1811 1711 1612 1512 1412 1312 1212 1112 1012 911 400 2012 1913 1813 1714 1614 1514 1414 1314 1214 1114 1013 410 2114 2015 1915 1816 1716 1617 1517 1417 1316 1216 1116 420 2216 2117 2018 1918 1819 1719 1619 1519 1419 1318 1218 430 2319 2220 2120 2021 1921 1821 1722 1621 1521 1421 13'20 440 2421 2322 2223 2123 2024 1924 1824 1724 1624 1524 1423 450 2524 2425 2326 2226 2127 2027 1927 1827 1727 1626 1526 460 2627 2528 2429 2329 2230 2130 2030 1930 1830 1729 1629 470 2730 2631 2532 2432 2333 2233 2133 2033 1933 1832 1732 480 2834 2734 2635 2536 2436 2336 2236 2136 2036 1936 1835 490 2937 2838 2738 2639 2539 2440 2340 2240 2139 2039 1939 500 3041 2941 2842 2743 2643 2543 2443 2343 2243 2143 2042 UNITl Page5 of 20

OPlllA/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 300 310 320 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 400 110 67611 69820 71960 74033 76045 77998 79897 81743 83540 85291 86997 120 61747 63957 66096 68170 70181 72135 74033 75880 77677 79427 81133 130 56353 58563 60702 62776 64788 66741 68639 70486 72283 74033 75739 140 51359 53569 55708 57782 59794 61747 63645 65492 67289 69039 70745 150 46710 48919 51059 53133 55144 57098 58996 60842 62640 64390 66096 160 42361 44570 46710 48783 50795 52749 54647 56493 58290 60041 61747 170 38275 40485 42624 44698 46710 48663 50562 52408 54205 55956 57662 180 34424 36633 38773 40846 42858 44811 46710 48556 50353 52104 53810 190 30780 32990 35129 37203 39215 41168 43066 44913 46710 48460 50166 200 27323 29533 31673 33746 35758 37711 39610 41456 43253 45004 46710 210 24036 26245 28385 30458 32470 34424 36322 38168 39965 41716 43422 220 20901 23110 25250 27323 29335 31289 33187 35033 36830 38581 40287 230 17905 20115 22254 24328 26340 28293 30191 32038 33835 35585 37292 240 15037 17247 19386 21460 23472 25425 27323 29170 30967 32717 34424 250 12286 14496 16635 18709 20721 22674 24573 26419 28216 29966 31673 260 9643 11853 13992 16066 18078 20031 21930 23776 25573 27323 29030

,-..... 270 7100 9310 11449 13523 15535 17488 19386 21233 23030 24780 26486

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0 380 809 709 608 507 406 305 203 102 0 1750 3457

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u.:l Q

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OP/l1A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: !fin Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 400 410 420 430 440 450 460 470 480 490 500 210 43422 45086 46710 48295 49845 51359 52840 54289 55708 57098 58459 220 40287 41951 43575 45161 46710 48224 49705 51155 52573 53963 55324 230 37292 38956 40579 42165 43714 45229 46710 48159 49578 50967 52329 240 34424 36088 37711 39297 40846 42361 43842 45291 46710 48099 49461 250 31673 33337 34960 36546 38095 39610 41091 42540 43959 45348 46710 260 29030 30694 32317 33903 35452 36967 38448 39897 41316 42705 44067 270 26486 28150 29774 31360 32909 34424 35905 37354 38773 40162 41524 280 24036 25700 27323 28909 30458 31973 33454 34903 36322 37711 39073 290 21671 23335 24959 26544 28094 29608 31089 32538 33957 35347 36708 300 19386 21050 22674 24260 25809 27323 28805 30254 31673 33062 34424 310 17177 18841 20465 22050 23599 25114 26595 28044 29463 30852 32214 320 15037 16701 18325 19911 21460 22974 24455 25905 27323 28713 30074 330 12964 14628 16251 17837 19386 20901 22382 23831 25250 26639 28001 340 10952 12616 14240 15825 17375 18889 20370 21819 23238 24628 25989 350 8998 10662 12286 13872 15421 16936 18417 19866 21285 22674 24036 360 7100 8764 10388 11974 13523 15037 16518 17968 19386 20776 22137 370 5254 6918 8542 10127 11676 13191 14672 16121 17540 18929 20291

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0 460 615 513 411 308 206 103 0 1449 2868 4257 5619

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0 480 822 720 617 515 412 309 206 103 0 1389 2751

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OPlllA/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 570 580 590 600 310 32214 33548 34857 36141 37400 38637 39851 41044 42216 43368 44500 320 30074 31409 32717 34001 35261 36497 37711 38904 40076 41228 42361 330 28001 29335 30644 31927 33187 34424 35638 36830 38002 39154 40287 340 25989 27323 28632 29916 31175 32412 33626 34819 35991 37143 38275 350 24036 25370 26679 27962 29222 30458 31673 32865 34037 35189 36322 360 22137 23472 24780 26064 27323 28560 29774 30967 32139 33291 34424 370 20291 21625 22934 24217 25477 26714 27928 29121 30293 31445 32577 380 18494 19828 21137 22420 23680 24917 26131 27323 28495 29647 30780 390 16743 18078 19386 20670 21930 23166 24380 25573 26745 27897 29030 400 15037 16372 17680 18964 20223 21460 22674 23867 25039 26191 27323 410 13373 14708 16016 17300 18559 19796 21010 22203 23375 24527 25659 420 11749 13084 14392 15676 16936 18172 19386 20579 21751 22903 24036 430 10164 11498 12807 14090 15350 16586 17801 18993 20165 21317 22450 440 8614 9949 11257 12541 13801 15037 16251 17444 18616 19768 20901 450 7100 8434 9743 11027 12286 13523 14737 15930 17102 18254 19386 460 5619 6953 8262 9546 10805 12042 13256 14449 15621 16773 17905 470 4170 5504 6813 8096 9356 10592 11807 12999 14171 15323 16456 ic, c,

480 490 2751 1361 4085 2696 5394 4004 6678 5288 7937 6548 9174 7784 10388 8998 11581 10191 12753 11363 13905 12515 15037 13648 Z 500 0 1334 2643 3927 5186 6423 7637 8830 10002 11154 12286 0

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510 104 0 1309 2592 3852 5088 6303 7495 8667 9819 10952

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520 208 104 0 1284 2543 3780 4994 6187 7359 8511 9643

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0 560 625 521 417 313 209 105 0 1193 2365 3517 4649 o 570 730 626 522 418 314 209 105 0 1172 2324 3457 .

Z 580 835 731 627 523 419 314 210 105 0 1152 2285 2

0 590 940 836 732 628 524 419 315 210 105 0 1133 CO 600 1045 941 837 733 629 524 420 315 210 105 0 0

610 1150 1046 943 838 734 630 525 421 316 211 105

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~ 620 1256 1152 1048 944 840 735 631 526 421 316 211 o:

u:l 630 1361 1258 1154 1050 945 841 736 632 527 422 317 0

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OP/I/A/61 00/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 600 610 620 630 640 650 660 670 680 690 700 410 25659 26773 27869 28947 30009 31053 32082 33096 34094 35078 36047 420 24036 25149 26245 27323 28385 29430 30458 31472 32470 33454 34424 430 22450 23564 24660 25738 26799 27844 28873 29886 30884 31868 32838 440 20901 22015 23110 24189 25250 26295 27323 28337 29335 30319 31289 450 19386 20500 21596 22674 23735 24780 25809 26822 27821 28805 29774 460 17905 19019 20115 21193 22254 23299 24328 25341 26340 27323 28293 470 16456 17570 18666 19744 20805 21850 22879 23892 24890 25874 26844 480 15037 16151 17247 18325 19386 20431 21460 22473 23472 24455 25425 490 13648 14762 15857 16936 17997 19042 20070 21084 22082 23066 24036 500 12286 13400 14496 15574 16635 17680 18709 19722 20721 21705 22674 510 10952 12066 13161 14240 15301 16346 17375 18388 19386 20370 21340 520 9643 10757 11853 12931 13992 15037 16066 17079 18078 19062 20031 530 8360 9474 10569 11648 12709 13754 14782 15796 16794 17778 18748 540 7100 8214 9310 10388 11449 12494 13523 14536 15535 16518 17488 550 5864 6977 8073 9151 10213 11257 12286 13300 14298 15282 16251 560 4649 5763 6859 7937 8998 10043 11072 12085 13084 14068 15037 roo.. 570 3457 4570 5666 6744 7806 8850 9879 10893 11891 12875 13844

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610 105 0 1096 2174 3235 4280 5309 6322 7321 8304 9274

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620 211 106 0 1078 2139 3184 4213 5226 6225 7209 8178

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640 650 422 529 317 423 212 318 106 212 0

106 1045 0

2074 1029 3087 2042 4085 3041 5069 4024 6039 4994 Z 660 635 529 424 318 212 106 0 0 1013 2012 2996 3965 o 670 741 636 530 424 319 213 106 0 998 1982 2952 Z

0 680 848 742 637 531 425 319 213 107 0 984 1953

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0 690 954 849 743 638 532 426 320 213 107 0 970 t:O 700 1061 956 850 745 639 533 427 320 214 107 0 0

710 1168 1063 957 852 746 640 534 427 321 214 107

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~ 730 1383 1278 1172 1066 960 854 748 642 535 429 322 0

740 1490 1385 1280 1174 1068 962 856 749 643 536 429 750 1598 1493 1387 1282 1176 1070 963 857 751 644 537 760 1706 1601 1495 1389 1284 1178 1071 965 858 752 645 770 1814 1709 1603 1498 1392 1286 1179 1073 967 860 753 780 1922 1817 1712 1606 1500 1394 1288 1181 1075 968 861 790 2031 1926 1820 1714 1608 1502 1396 1290 1183 1077 970 800 2139 2034 1929 1823 1717 1611 1505 1398 1292 1185 1078 810 2248 2143 2037 1932 1826 1720 1614 1507 1401 1294 1187 820 2357 2252 2146 2041 1935 1829 1722 1616 1510 1403 1296 830 2466 2361 2255 2150 2044 1938 1832 1725 1619 1512 1405 840 2576 2470 2365 2259 2153 2047 1941 1835 1728 1621 1514 850 2685 2580 2474 2369 2263 2157 2050 1944 1837 1731 1624 860 2795 2689 2584 2478 2372 2266 2160 2054 1947 1840 1734 870 2905 2799 2694 2588 2482 2376 2270 2164 2057 1950 1843 880 3015 2909 2804 2698 2592 2486 2380 2274 2167 2060 1953 890 3125 3019 2914 2808 2702 2596 2490 2384 2277 2170 2064 900 3235 3130 3024 2919 2813 2707 2601 2494 2388 2281 2174 UNITl Page9 of 20

OP/1/A/61 00/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,jrom Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 700 710 720 730 740 750 760 770 780 790 800 510 21340 22296 23238 24168 25084 25989 26882 27762 28632 29490 30338 520 20031 20987 21930 22859 23776 24680 25573 26454 27323 28182 29030 530 18748 19703 20646 21575 22492 23397 24289 25170 26040 26898 27746 540 17488 18444 19386 20316 21233 22137 23030 23911 24780 25639 26486 550 16251 17207 18150 19079 19996 20901 21793 22674 23544 24402 25250 560 15037 15993 16936 17865 18782 19686 20579 21460 22329 23188 24036 570 13844 14800 15743 16672 17589 18494 19386 20267 21137 21995 22843 580 12672 13628 14571 15500 16417 17322 18214 19095 19965 20823 21671 590 11521 12476 13419 14348 15265 16170 17062 17943 18813 19671 20519 600 10388 11344 12286 13216 14133 15037 15930 16811 17680 18539 19386 610 9274 10230 11172 12102 13019 13923 14816 15697 16566 17425 18272 620 - 8178 9134 10077 11006 11923 12828 13720 14601 15471 16329 17177 630 7100 8056 8998 9928 10845 11749 12642 13523 14392 15251 16098 640 6039 6995 7937 8867 9784 10688 11581 12462 13331 14190 15037 650 4994 5950 6892 7822 8739 9643 10536 11417 12286 13145 13992 660 3965 4921 5864 6793 7710 8614 9507 10388 11257 12116 12964 670 2952 3908 4850 5780 6697 7601 8494 9375 10244 11103 11950

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710 107 0 943 1872 2789 3693 4586 5467 6336 7195 8043

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0 780 861 754 647 540 432 324 216 108 0 858 1706

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810 1187 1080 973 865 758 650 542 434 326 217 109

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~ 830 1405 1298 1191 1083 976 868 760 652 544 435 327 0

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OP/1/A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: /fin Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 800 810 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 890 900 610 18272 19110 19936 20753 21560 22358 23146 23925 24695 25457 26210 620 17177 18014 18841 19657 20465 21262 22050 22829 23599 24361 25114 630 16098 16936 17762 18579 19386 20184 20972 21751 22521 23283 24036 640 15037 15874 16701 17518 18325 19123 19911 20690 21460 22221 22974 650 13992 14830 15656 16473 17280 18078 18866 19645 20415 21177 21930 660 12964 13801 14628 15444 16251 17049 17837 18616 19386 20148 20901 670 11950 12787 13614 14431 15238 16036 16824 17603 18373 19134 19887 680 10952 11789 12616 13433 14240 15037 15825 16604 17375 18136 18889 690 9968 10805 11632 12449 13256 14053 14842 15621 16391 17152 17905 700 8998 9836 10662 11479 12286 13084 13872 14651 15421 16183 16936 710 8043 8880 9707 10523 11330 12128 12916 13695 14465 15227 15980 720 7100 7937 8764 9581 10388 11185 11974 12753 13523 14284 15037 730 6171 7008 7835 8651 9458 10256 11044 11823 12593 13355 14108 740 5254 6091 6918 7734 8542 9339 10127 10906 11676 12438 13191 750 4349 5186 6013 6830 7637 8434 9223 10002 10772 11533 12286 760 3457 4294 5121 5937 6744 7542 8330 9109 9879 10641 11394

.--... 770 2576 3413 4240 5056 5864 6661 7449 8228 8998 9760 10513

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810 109 0 827 1644 2451 3248 4036 4815 5586 6347 7100

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820 218 109 0 817 1624 2421 3210 3989 4759 5520 6273

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910 1206 1098 989 879 770 661 551 441 331 221 111

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~ 930 1428 1319 1210 1101 992 882 773 663 553 443 332 Q

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OP/11 A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: !fin Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 900 910 920 930 940 950 960 970 980 990 1000 710 15980 16724 17461 18189 18910 19623 20329 21027 21718 22402 23080 720 15037 15782 16518 17247 17968 18681 19386 20085 20776 21460 22137 730 14108 14852 15589 16317 17038 17751 18457 19155 19846 20530 21208 740 13191 13935 14672 15400 16121 16834 17540 18238 18929 19614 20291 750 12286 13031 13767 14496 15217 15930 16635 17334 18025 18709 19386 760 11394 12138 12875 13603 14324 15037 15743 16441 17132 17816 18494 770 10513 11257 11994 12722 13443 14156 14862 15560 16251 16936 17613 780 9643 10388 11124 11853 12574 13287 13992 14691 15382 16066 16743 790 8785 9529 10266 10994 11715 12428 13134 13832 14523 15208 15885 800 7937 8682 9418 10147 10868 11581 12286 12985 13676 14360 15037 810 7100 7845 8581 9310 10030 10744 11449 12147 12839 13523 14200 820 6273 7018 7754 8483 9204 9917 10622 11321 12012 12696 13373 830 5456 6201 6937 7666 8387 9100 9805 10504 11195 11879 12556 840 4649 5394 6130 6859 7580 8293 8998 9697 10388 11072 11749 850 3852 4596 5333 6061 6782 7495 8201 8899 9590 10275 10952 860 3064 3808 4545 5273 5994 6707 7413 8111 8802 9486 10164

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920 221 111 0 729 1449 2162 2868 3566 4257 4942 5619

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980 890 779 668 557 446 335 224 112 0 684 1361 0 990 1002 891 780 669 558 447 336 224 112 0 677 CO 1000 1114 1003 893 782 671 559 448 336 224 112 0 Q

1010 1226 1116 1005 894 783 672 560 449 337 225 112

~ 1020 1339 1228 1118 1007 896 784 673 561 449 337 225 o:

~ 1030 1452 1341 1230 1119 1008 897 786 674 562 450 338 Q

1040 1565 1454 1343 1232 1121 1010 899 787 675 563 451 1050 1678 1567 1456 1346 1234 1123 1012 900 788 676 564 1060 1791 1681 1570 1459 1348 1237 1125 1013 902 789 677 1070 1905 1794 1683 1572 1461 1350 1239 1127 1015 903 791 1080 2018 1908 1797 1686 1575 1464 1352 1241 1129 1017 905 1090 2132 2022 1911 1800 1689 1578 1466 1355 1243 1131 1018 1100 2246 2136 2025 1914 1803 1692 1580 1469 1357 1245 1133 1110 2361 2250 2139 2029 1917 1806 1695 1583 1471 1359 1247 1120 2475 2365 2254 2143 2032 1921 1809 1698 1586 1474 1361 1130 2590 2479 2369 2258 2147 2035 1924 1812 1700 1588 1476 1140 2705 2594 2484 2373 2262 2150 2039 1927 1815 1703 1591 1150 2820 2709 2599 2488 2377 2265 2154 2042 1930 1818 1706 1160 2935 2825 2714 2603 2492 2381 2269 2158 2046 1934 1821 1170 3051 2940 2829 2719 2607 2496 2385 2273 2161 2049 1937 1180 3166 3056 2945 2834 2723 2612 2500 2389 2277 2165 2053 1190 3282 3172 3061 2950 2839 2728 2616 2505 2393 2281 2168 1200 3398 3288 3177 3066 2955 2844 2732 2621 2509 2397 2285 UNITl Page 12 of 20

OP/11A/61 00/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1000 1010 1020 1030 1040 1050 1060 1070 1080 1090 1100 810 14200 14871 15535 16192 16843 17488 18127 18759 19386 20007 20623 820 13373 14044 14708 15365 16016 16661 17300 17933 18559 19181 19796 830 12556 13227 13891 14548 15199 15844 16483 17116 17743 18364 18979 840 11749 12420 13084 13741 14392 15037 15676 16309 16936 17557 18172 850 10952 11622 12286 12944 13595 14240 14878 15511 16138 16759 17375 860 10164 10834 11498 12156 12807 13452, 14090 14723 15350 15971 16586 870 9385 10055 10719 11377 12028 12672 13311 13944 14571 15192 15807 880 8614 9285 9949 10606 11257 11902 12541 13174 13801 14422 15037 890 7853 8524 9187 9845 10496 11141 11780 12412 13039 13660 14276 900 7100 7771 8434 9092 9743 10388 11027 11659 12286 12907 13523 910 6355 7026 7690 8347 8998 9643 10282 10915 11542 12163 12778 920 5619 6289 6953 7611 8262 8907 9546 10178 10805 11426 12042 930 4890 5561 6225 6882 7533 8178 8817 9450 10077 10698 11313 940 4170 4840 5504 6162 6813 7458 8096 8729 9356 9977 10592 950 3457 4127 4791 5448 6100 6744 7383 8016 8643 9264 9879 960 2751 3421 4085 4743 5394 6039 6678 7310 7937 8558 9174

,-........ 970 2053 2723 3387 4044 4696 5340 5979 6612 7239 7860 8475

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Q 1130 1476 1364 1251 1138 1025 912 799 685 572 458 344 1140 1591 1479 1366 1253 1140 1027 914 800 686 573 458 1150 1706 1594 1481 1368 1255 1142 1029 915 802 688 574 1160 1821 1709 1596 1484 1371 1257 1144 1031 917 803 689 1170 1937 1824 1712 1599 1486 1373 1260 1146 1032 918 804 1180 2053 1940 1828 1715 1602 1489 1375 1262 1148 1034 920 1190 2168 2056 1943 1831 1718 1605 1491 1378 1264 1150 1036 1200 2285 2172 2060 1947 1834 1721 1607 1494 1380 1266 1152 1210 2401 2288 2176 2063 1950 1837 1724 1610 1496 1382 1268 1220 2517 2405 2292 2180 2067 1953 1840 1727 1613 1499 1385 1230 2634 2522 2409 2296 2183 2070 1957 1843 1729 1616 1501 1240 2751 2639 2526 2413 2300 2187 2074 1960 1846 1732 1618 1250 2868 2756 2643 2530 2417 2304 2191 2077 1963 1850 1735 1260 2985 2873 2760 2648 2535 2421 2308 2194 2081 1967 1853 1270 3103 2990 2878 2765 2652 2539 2426 2312 2198 2084 1970 1280 3221 3108 2996 2883 2770 2657 2543 2430 2316 2202 2088 1290 3338 3226 3113 3001 2888 2775 2661 2548 2434 2320 2206 1300 3457 3344 3232 3119 3006 2893 2779 2666 2552 2438 2324 UNITl Page 13 of 20

OP/l/A/61 00/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, Ki from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1100 1110 1120 1130 1140 1150 1160 1170 1180 1190 1200 910 12778 13388 13992 14591 15185 15774 16357 16936 17509 18078 18642 920 12042 12652 13256 13855 14449 15037 15621 16199 16773 17341 17905 930 11313 11923 12527 13126 13720 14309 14892 15471 16044 16613 17177 940 10592 11202 11807 12406 12999 13588 14171 14750 15323 15892 16456 950 9879 10489 11094 11693 12286 12875 13458 14037 14610 15179 15743 960 9174 9784 10388 10987 11581 12169 12753 13331 13905 14473 15037 970 8475 9085 9690 10289 10882 11471 12054 12633 13206 13775 14339 980 7784 8394 8998 9597 10191 10780 11363 11942 12515 13084 13648 990 7100 7710 8314 8913 9507 10096 10679 11257 11831 12400 12964 1000 6423 7033 7637 8236 8830 9418 10002 10580 11154 11722 12286 1010 5752 6362 6966 7565 8159 8748 9331 9910 10483 11052 11616 1020 5088 5698 6303 6902 7495 8084 8667 9246 9819 10388 10952 1030 4431 5041 5645 6244 6838 7426 8010 8588 9162 9730 10294 1040 3780 4390 4994 5593 6187 6775 7359 7937 8511 9079 9643 1050 3135 3745 4349 4948 5542 6130 6714 7292 7866 8434 8998 1060 2496 3106 3710 4309 4903 5492 6075 6654 7227 7796 8360

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1070 1863 2473 3078 3677 4270 4859 5442 6021 6594 7163 7727

~0.. 1080 1237 1846 2451 3050 3643 4232 4815 5394 5967 6536 7100 0.. 1090 615 1225 1830 2429 3022 3611 4194 4773 5346 5915 6479 Z 1100 0 610 1214 1813 2407 2996 3579 4157 4731 5300 5864 0

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1110 114 0 604 1203 1797 2386 2969 3548 4121 4690 5254

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1120 229 115 0 599 1193 1781 2365 2943 3517 4085 4649

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1130 344 229 115 0 594 1182 1766 2344 2918 3486 4050 Z 1140 458 344 230 115 0 589 1172 1750 2324 2893 3457

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o 1150 574 459 345 230 115 0 583 1162 1735 2304 2868 Z 1160 689 574 460 345 230 115 0 578 1152 1721 2285 0

o 1170 804 690 575 461 346 231 115 0 574 1142 1706 Z

0 1180 920 806 691 576 462 346 231 116 0 569 1133

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0 1190 1036 922 807 692 577 462 347 232 116 0 564

~ 1200 1152 1038 923 808 694 578 463 348 232 116 0 Q

1210 1268 1154 1039 925 810 695 579 464 348 232 116

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~ 1220 1385 1270 1156 1041 926 811 696 580 465 349 233

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Q 1230 1501 1387 1273 1158 1043 928 813 697 581 466 349 1240 1618 1504 1389 1275 1160 1045 930 814 698 582 466 1250 1735 1621 1507 1392 1277 1162 1047 931 815 700 583 1260 1853 1738 1624 1509 1394 1279 1164 1048 933 817 701 1270 1970 1856 1741 1627 1512 1397 1281 1166 1050 934 818 1280 2088 1974 1859 1744 1629 1514 1399 1284 1168 1052 936 1290 2206 2092 1977 1862 1747 1632 1517 1402 1286 1170 1054 1300 2324 2210 2095 1980 1866 1750 1635 1520 1404 1288 1172 1310 2442 2328 2213 2099 1984 1869 1753 1638 1522 1406 1290 1320 2561 2447 2332 2217 2102 1987 1872 1757 1641 1525 1409 1330 2680 2565 2451 2336 2221 2106 1991 1875 1760 1644 1528 1340 2799 2684 2570 2455 2340 2225 2110 1994 1879 1763 1647 1350 2918 2803 2689 2574 2459 2344 2229 2113 1998 1882 1766 1360 3037 2923 2808 2694 2579 2464 2348 2233 2117 2001 1885 1370 3157 3042 2928 2813 2698 2583 2468 2352 2237 2121 2005 1380 3276 3162 3048 2933 2818 2703 2588 2472 2356 2241 2124 1390 3396 3282 3168 3053 2938 2823 2708 2592 2476 2361 2245 1400 3517 3402 3288 3173 3058 2943 2828 2712 2597 2481 2365 UNITl Page 14 of 20

OPl11A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1200 1210 1220 1230 1240 1250 1260 1270 1280 1290 1300 1010 11616 12175 12730 13280 13825 14367 14904 15436 15965 16489 17010 1020 10952 11511 12066 12616 13161 13703 14240 14772 15301 15825 16346 1030 10294 10854 11408 11958 12504 13045 13582 14115 14643 15168 15688 1040 9643 10203 10757 11307 11853 12394 12931 13464 13992 14517 15037 1050 8998 9558 10112 10662 11208 11749 12286 12819 13348 13872 14392 1060 8360 8919 9474 10024 10569 11111 11648 12180 12709 13233 13754 1070 7727 8286 8841 9391 9937 10478 11015 11547 12076 12600 13121 1080 7100 7659 8214 8764 9310 9851 10388 10921 11449 11974 12494 1090 6479 7038 7593 8143 8689 9230 9767 10300 10828 11352 11873 1100 5864 6423 6977 7528 8073 8614 9151 9684 10213 10737 11257 1110 5254 5813 6368 6918 7463 8005 8542 9074 9603 10127 10648 1120 4649 5209 5763 6313 6859 7400 7937 8470 8998 9523 10043 1130 4050 4610 5164 5714 6260 6801 7338 7871 8399 8924 9444 1140 3457 4016 4570 5121 5666 6207 6744 7277 7806 8330 8850 1150 2868 3427 3982 4532 5078 5619 6156 6689 7217 7742 8262 1160 2285 2844 3398 3949 4494 5035 5572 6105 6634 7158 7678

,-..... 1170 1706 2265 2820 3370 3916 4457 4994 5527 6055 6580 7100

~c, 1180 1133 1692 2246 2797 3342 3884 4420 4953 5482 6006 6527 c, 1190 564 1123 1678 2228 2774 3315 3852 4385 4913 5437 5958 Z 1200 0 559 1114 1664 2210 2751 3288 3821 4349 4874 5394 0I--i 1210 116 0 555 1105 1650 2192 2729 3261 3790 4314 4835

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1220 233 116 0 550 1096 1637 2174 2707 3235 3760 4280

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1230 349 233 117 0 546 1087 1624 2157 2685 3210 3730 Z 1240 466 350 234 117 0 541 1078 1611 2139 2664 3184

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u 1250 583 467 351 234 117 0 537 1070 1598 2123 2643 Z 1260 701 584 468 351 234 0 0 117 533 1061 1586 2106 u 1270 818 702 585 469 352 235 118 0 529 1053 1573 6~

1280 936 820 703 586 470 353 235 118 0 524 1045 0 1290 1054 938 821 704 588 470 353 236 118 0 520 CO 1300 1172 1056 939 823 706 589 471 354 236 118 0 Q

1310 1290 1174 1058 941 824 707 590 472 354 236 118

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Q 1330 1528 1411 1295 1178 1061 944 827 709 592 474 356 1340 1647 1530 1414 1297 1180 1063 946 828 711 593 475 1350 1766 1649 1533 1416 1299 1182 1065 947 830 712 594 1360 1885 1769 1652 1536 1419 1302 1184 1067 949 831 713 1370 2005 1888 1772 1655 1538 1421 1304 1186 1069 951 833 1380 2124 2008 1892 1775 1658 1541 1424 1306 1189 1071 952 1390 2245 2128 2012 1895 1778 1661 1544 1426 1309 1191 1073 1400 2365 2248 2132 2015 1898 1781 1664 1546 1429 1311 1193 1410 2485 2369 2252 2136 2019 1902 1784 1667 1549 1431 1313 1420 2606 2490 2373 2256 2139 2022 1905 1788 1670 1552 1434 1430 2727 2610 . 2494 2377 2260 2143 2026 1908 1791 1673 1555 1440 2848 2732 2615 2498 2381 2264 2147 2030 1912 1794 1676 1450 2969 2853 2736 2620 2503 2386 2268 2151 2033 1915 1797 1460 3091 2974 2858 2741 2624 2507 2390 2272 2155 2037 1919 1470 3212 3096 2980 2863 2746 2629 2512 2394 2276 2159 2040 1480 3334 3218 3102 2985 2868 2751 2634 2516 2398 2280 2162 1490 3457 3340 3224 3107 2990 2873 2756 2638 2521 2403 2285 1500 3579 3463 3346 3230 3113 2996 2878 2761 2643 2525 2407 UNITl Page 15 of 20

OP/1/A161 00/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1360 1370 1380 1390 1400 1110 10648 11164 11676 12185 12690 13191 13688 14182 14672 15159 15642 1120 10043 10560 11072 11581 12085 12586 13084 13577 14068 14554 15037 1130 9444 9961 10473 10982 11486 11987 12485 12978 13469 13955 14438 1140 8850 9367 9879 10388 10893 11394 11891 12385 12875 13361 13844 1150 8262 8778 9291 9799 10304 10805 11303 11796 12286 12773 13256 1160 7678 8195 8707 9216 9721 10222 10719 11213 11703 12189 12672 1170 7100 7616 8129 8637 9142 9643 10141 10634 11124 11611 12094 1180 6527 7043 7555 8064 8569 9070 9567 10061 10551 11037 11521 1190 5958 6474 6987 7495 8000 8501 8998 9492 9982 10469 10952 1200 5394 5910 6423 6931 7436 7937 8434 8928 9418 9905 10388 1210 4835 5351 5864 6372 6877 7378 7875 8369 8859 9346 9829 1220 4280 4796 5309 5817 6322 6823 7321 7814 8304 8791 9274 1230 3730 4246 4759 5267 5772 6273 6771 7264 7754 8241 8724 1240 3184 3701 4213 4722 5226 5728 6225 6719 7209 7695 8178 1250 2643 3159 3672 4180 4685 5186 5684 6177 6667 7154 7637 1260 2106 2622 3135 3643 4148 4649 5147 5640 6130 6617 7100

,,-.... 1270 1573 2090 2602 3111 3616 4117 4614 5108 5598 6084 6567

~0.. 1280 1045 1561 2074 2582 3087 3588 4085 4579 5069 5556 6039 0.. 1290 520 1037 1549 2058 2563 3064 3561 4055 4545 5031 5514 1300 0 516 1029 1537 2042 2543 3041 3534 4024 4511 4994

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1310 118 0 512 1021 1526 2027 2524 3018 3508 3995 4478

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1320 237 119 0 509 1013 1514 2012 2505 2996 3482 3965

2 1330 356 237 119 0 505 1006 1503 1997 2487 2973 3457

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Z 1340 475 356 238 119 0 501 998 1492 1982 2469 2952

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u 1350 594 475 357 238 119 0 497 991 1481 1968 2451 Z 1360 713 595 476 357 239 119 0 494 984 1470 1953 0

u 1370 833 714 596 477 358 239 120 0 490 977 1460 Z

0 1380 952 834 716 597 478 359 239 120 0 487 970

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0 1390 1073 954 836 717 598 479 359 240 120 0 483 CO 1400 1193 1074 956 837 718 599 480 360 240 120 0 Q

1410 1313 1195 1076 958 839 719 600 480 361 241 120

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Q 1430 1555 1436 1318 1199 1080 961 842 722 602 482 362 1440 1676 1557 1439 1320 1201 1082 963 843 723 603 483 1450 1797 1679 1560 1442 1323 1203 1084 964 845 725 604 1460 1919 1800 1682 1563 1444 1325 1206 1086 966 846 726 1470 2040 1922 1804 1685 1566 1447 1327 1208 1088 968 848 1480 2162 2044 1926 1807 1688 1569 1449 1330 1210 1090 970 1490 2285 2166 2048 1929 1810 1691 1571 1452 1332 1212 1092 1500 2407 2289 2170 2051 1932 1813 1694 1574 1454 1334 1214 1510 2530 2411 2293 2174 2055 1936 1816 1697 1577 1457 1337 1520 2652 2534 2416 2297 2178 2059 1939 1820 1700 1580 1460 1530 2776 2657 2539 2420 2301 2182 2062 1943 1823 1703 1583 1540 2899 2781 2662 2543 2424 2305 2186 2066 1946 1826 1706 1550 3022 2904 2786 2667 2*548 2429 2309 2190 2070 1950 1830 1560 3146 3028 2909 2791 2672 2552 2433 2313 2194 2074 1953 1570 3270 3152 3033 2915 2796 2676 2557 2437 2318 2198 2077 1580 3394 3276 3157 3039 2920 2801 2681 2562 2442 2322 2202 1590 3519 3400 3282 3163 3044 2925 2806 2686 2566 2446 2326 1600 3643 3525 3407 3288 3169 3050 2930 2811 2691 2571 2451 UNITl Page 16 of 20

OP/l1A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (pprnB) 1400 1410 1420 1430 1440 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1210 9829 10308 10785 11257 11727 12193 12657 13117 13573 14027 14478 1220 9274 9754 10230 10703 11172 11639 12102 12562 13019 13473 13923 1230 8724 9204 9680 10153 10622 11089 11552 12012 12469 12922 13373 1240 8178 8658 9134 9607 10077 10543 11006 11466 11923 12377 12828 1250 7637 8117 8593 9066 9535 10002 10465 10925 11382 11836 12286 1260 7100 7580 8056 8529 8998 9465 9928 10388 10845 11299 11749 1270 6567 7047 7523 7996 8466 8932 9395 9855 10312 10766 11217 1280 6039 6518 6995 7468 7937 8404 8867 9327 9784 10237 10688 1290 5514 5994 6470 6943 7413 7879 8342 8802 9259 9713 10164 1300 4994 5474 5950 6423 6892 7359 7822 8282 8739 9193 9643 1310 4478 4957 5433 5906 6376 6842 7305 7765 8222 8676 9127 1320 3965 4445 4921 5394 5864 6330 6793 7253 7710 8164 8614 1330 3457 3936 4412 4885 5355 5821 6284 6744 7201 7655 8106 1340 2952 3431 3908 4381 4850 5317 5780 6240 6697 7150 7601 1350 2451 2930 3407 3880 4349 4815 5279 5739 6195 6649 7100 1360 1953 2433 2909 3382 3852 4318 4781 5241 5698 6152 6603

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1370 1460 1939 2416 2888 3358 3824 4288 4748 5204 5658 6109

~c, 1380 970 1449 1926 2398 2868 3334 3798 4257 4714 5168 5619

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1390 483 963 1439 1912 2381 2848 3311 3771 4228 4682 5132 Z 1400 0 480 956 1429 1898 2365 2828 3288 3745 4199 4649 0......c 1410 120 0 476 949 1419 1885 2348 2808 3265 3719 4170

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1420 241 121 0 473 943 1409 1872 2332 2789 3243 3693

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1430 362 242 121 0 470 936 1399 1859 2316 2770 3221 Z 1440 483 363 242 121 0 466 930 1389 1846 2300 2751

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u 1450 604 484 363 242 121 0 463 923 1380 1834 2285 Z 1460 726 605 485 364 243 0 460 0 122 917 1371 1821 o 1470 848 727 607 486 365 243 122 0 457 911 1361 Z

0 1480 970 849 729 608 487 365 244 122 0 454 905

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0 1490 1092 971 851 730 609 487 366 244 122 0 451

~ 1500 1214 1094 973 852 731 610 488 367 245 122 0 0

1510 1337 1216 1096 975 854 732 611 489 367 245 123

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~ 1530 1583 1462 1342 1221 1100 978 857 735 613 491 369 0

1540 1706 1586 1465 1344 1223 1102 980 858 736 614 492 1550 1830 1709 1589 1468 1347 1225 1104 982 860 738 615 1560 1953 1833 1712 1591 1470 1349 1228 1106 984 862 739 1570 2077 1957 1836 1715 1594 1473 1351 1230 1108 986 863 1580 2202 2081 1961 1840 1719 1597 1476 1354 1232 1110 987 1590 2326 2206 2085 1964 1843 1722 1600 1478 1356 1234 1112 1600 2451 2330 2210 2089 1968 1846 1725 1603 1481 1359 1237 1610 2576 2455 2335 2214 2093 1971 1850 1728 1606 1484 1361 1620 2701 2580 2460 2339 2218 2096 1975 1853 1731 1609 1487 1630 2826 2706 2585 2464 2343 2222 2100 1979 1857 1734 1612 1640 2952 2831 2711 2590 2469 2347 2226 2104 1982 1860 1738 1650 3078 2957 2837 2716 2595 2473 2352 2230 2108 1986 1863 1660 3204 3083 2963 2842 2721 2599 2478 2356 2234 2112 1989 1670 3330 3210 3089 2968 2847 2726 2604 2482 2360 2238 2116 1680 3457 3336 3215 3095 2973 2852 2731 2609 2487 2365 2242 1690 3583 3463 3342 3221 3100 2979 2857 2736 2614 2492 2369 1700 3710 3590 3469 3348 3227 3106 2984 2863 2741 2619 2496 UNITl Page 17 of 20

OPtl/A/6100/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section 5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1310 9127 9575 10019 10461 10900 11337 11770 12200 12628 13054 13476 1320 8614 9062 9507 9949 10388 10824 11257 11688 12116 12541 12964 1330 8106 8554 8998 9440 9879 10315 10749 11179 11607 12032 12455 1340 7601 8049 8494 8936 9375 9811 10244 10675 11103 11528 11950 1350 7100 7548 7993 8434 8874 9310 9743 10174 10601 11027 11449 1360 6603 7050 7495 7937 8376 8812 9246 9676 10104 10529 10952 1370 6109 6557 7002 7443 7882 8319 8752 9183 9610 10036 10458 1380 5619 6067 6511 6953 7392 7829 8262 8693 9120 9546 9968 1390 5132 5580 6025 6467 6906 7342 7775 8206 8634 9059 9481 1400 4649 5097 5542 5984 6423 6859 7292 7723 8151 8576 8998 1410 4170 4617 5062 5504 5943 6379 6813 7243 7671 8096 8519 1420 3693 4141 4586 5028 5467 5903 6336 6767 7195 7620 8043 1430 3221 3668 4113 4555 4994 5430 5864 6294 6722 7147 7570 1440 2751 3199 3643 4085 4524 4961 5394 5825 6252 6678 7100 1450 2285 2732 3177 3619 4058 4494 4928 5358 5786 6211 6634 1460 1821 2269 2714 3156 3595 4031 4464 4895 5323 5748 6171

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1470 1361 1809 2254 2696 3135 3571 4004 4435 4863 5288 5711

~A 1480 905 1352 1797 2239 2678 3114 3548 3978 4406 4831 5254 A 1490 451 899 1343 1785 2224 2660 3094 3524 3952 4377 4800 Z 1500 0 448 893 1334 1773 2210 2643 3074 3501 3927 4349 0 1510 123 0 445 887 1326 1762 2195 2626 3054 3479 3901 E=: 1520 245 123 0 442 881 1317 1750 2181 2609 3034 3457

2 1530 369 246 123 0 439 875 1309 1739 2167 2592 3015

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Z 1540 492 369 246 123 0 436 870 1300 1728 2153 2576

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u 1550 615 493 370 247 124 0 433 864 1292 1717 2139 Z 124 858 1284 1706 0 1560 739 617 494 371 247 0 431 u 1570 863 741 618 495 371 248 124 0 428 853 1276 Z

0 1580 987 865 742 619 496 372 248 124 0 425 848

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0 1590 1112 989 866 743 620 496 373 249 124 0 422 c:o 1600 1237 1114 991 868 745 621 497 373 249 125 0 Q

1610 1361 1239 1116 993 870 746 622 498 374 250 125

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~ 1630 1612 1489 1366 1243 1120 997 873 749 625 500 375 Q

1640 1738 1615 1492 1369 1246 1122 998 874 750 626 501 1650 1863 1741 1618 1495 1371 1248 1124 1000 876 752 627 1660 1989 1867 1744 1621 1498 1374 1250 1126 1002 878 753 1670 2116 1993 1870 1747 1624 1500 1377 1253 1128 1004 879 1680 2242 2120 1997 1874 1750 1627 1503 1379 1255 1130 1006 1690 2369 2246 2124 2001 1877 1754 1630 1506 1382 1257 1133 1700 2496 2374 2251 2128 2004 1881 1757 1633 1509 1384 1260 1710 2623 2501 2378 2255 2132 2008 1884 1760 1636 1512 1387 1720 2751 2628 2505 2382 2259 2135 2012 1888 1764 1639 1514 1730 2879 2756 2633 2510 2387 2263 2139 2015 1891 1767 1642 1740 3007 2884 2761 2638 2515 2391 2267 2143 2019 1895 1770 1750 3135 3012 2889 2766 2643 2519 2396 2272 2148 2023 1898 1760 3263 3141 3018 2895 2771 2648 2524 2400 2276 2152 2027 1770 3392 3269 3147 3024 2900 2777 2653 2529 2405 2280 2156 1780 3521 3398 3276 3152 3029 2906 2782 2658 2534 2409 2285 1790 3650 3528 3405 3282 3158 3035 2911 2787 2663 2538 2414 1800 3780 3657 3534 3411 3288 3164 3041 2917 2792 2668 2543 UNITl Page 18 of 20

OP/l1A/61 00/i2 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution: !fin Mode 3,4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650 1660 1670 1680 1690 1700 1410 8519 8939 9356 9771 10183 10592 11000 11404 11807 12207 12604 1420 8043 8462 8880 9294 9707 10116 10523 10928 11330 11730 12128 1430 7570 7990 8407 8821 9234 9643 10050 10455 10858 11257 11655 1440 7100 7520 7937 8352 8764 9174 9581 9986 10388 10788 11185 1450 6634 7054 7471 7886 8298 8707 9114 9519 9922 10321 10719 1460 6171 6590 7008 7422 7835 8244 8651 9056 9458 9858 10256 1470 5711 6130 6548 6962 7375 7784 8191 8596 8998 9398 9796 1480 5254 5674 6091 6505 6918 7327 7734 8139 8542 8941 9339 1490 4800 5220 5637 6052 6464 6874 7281 7685 8088 8488 8885 1500 4349 4769 5186 5601 6013 6423 6830 7235 7637 8037 8434 1510 3901 4321 4738 5153 5565 5975 6382 6787 7189 7589 7987 1520 3457 3876 4294 4708 5121 5530 5937 6342 6744 7144 7542 1530 . 3015 3435 3852 4266 4679 5088 5495 5900 6303 6702 7100 1540 2576 2996 3413 3827 4240 4649 5056 5461 5864 6263 6661 1550 2139 2559 2977 3391 3803 4213 4620 5025 5427 5827 6225 1560 1706 2126 2543 2958 3370 3780 4187 4592 4994 5394 5791 r-..... 1570 1276 1695 2113 2527 2940 3349 3756 4161 4563 4963 5361

~Pot 1580 848 1268 1685 2099 2512 2921 3328 3733 4136 4535 4933 Pot 1590 422 842 1260 1674 2086 2496 2903 3308 3710 4110 4508 Z 1600 0 420 837 1252 1664 2074 2481 2886 3288 3688 4085 0

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1610 125 0 417 832 1244 1654 2061 2466 2868 3268 3666 f-4 1620 250 125 0 415 827 1237 1644 2048 2451 2851 3248

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f-4 1630 375 251 125 0 412 822 1229 1634 2036 2436 2834 uffi 1640 501 376 251 126 0 410 817 1222 1624 2024 2421 1650 627 502 377 251 126 0 407 812 1214 1614 2012 Z 1660 753 628 503 378 252 126 0 405 807 1207 1605 0

u 1670 879 754 629 504 378 252 126 0 402 802 1200 Z

0 1680 1006 881 756 630 505 379 253 127 0 400 798

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0 1690 1133 1008 883 757 632 506 380 253 127 0 398 CO 1700 1260 1135 1010 884 759 633 507 380 254 127 0 Q

1710 1387 1262 1137 1011 886 760 634 508 381 254 127

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Q 1730 1642 1517 1392 1267 1141 1015 889 763 636 510 383 1740 1770 1645 1520 1395 1269 1143 1017 891 764 638 511 1750 1898 1773 1648 1523 1397 1272 1145 1019 893 766 639 1760 2027 1902 1777 1651 1526 1400 1274 1148 1021 894 767 1770 2156 2031 1906 1780 1655 1529 1403 1276 1150 1023 896 1780 2285 2160 2035 1909 1784 1658 1532 1405 1279 1152 1025 1790 2414 2289 2164 2038 1913 1787 1661 1535 1408 1281 1154 1800 2543 2418 2293 2168 2042 1916 1790 1664 1537 1411 1284 1810 2673 2548 2423 2298 2172 2046 1920 1794 1667 1540 1413 1820 2803 2678 2553 2428 2302 2176 2050 1924 1797 1670 1543 1830 2933 2808 2683 2558 2432 2306 2180 2054 1927 1801 1674 1840 3064 2939 2814 2688 2563 2437 2311 2184 2058 1931 1804 1850 3194 3069 2944 2819 2693 2567 2441 2315 2189 2062 1935 1860 3325 3200 3075 2950 2824 2698 2572 2446 2320 2193 2066 1870 3457 3332 3207 3081 2956 2830 2704 2577 2451 2324 2197 1880 3588 3463 3338 3213 3087 2961 2835 2709 2582 2455 2328 1890 3720 3595 3470 3344 3219 3093 2967 2841 2714 2587 2460 1900 3852 3727 3602 3476 3351 3225 3099 2973 2846 2719 2592 UNITl Page 19 of 20

OPll1A/61 00/22 UNITl Enclosure 4.3 Section5.1 Caution: If in Mode 3, 4 or 5, a correction factor, K,from Table 5.2 must be applied PRESENT BORON CONCENTRATION (ppmB) 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 2400 2500 2600 2700 1700 0 3852 7495 10952 14240 17375 20370 23238 25989 28632 31175 1725 319 2868 6511 9968 13256 16391 19386 22254 25005 27648 30191 1750 639 1898 5542 8998 12286 15421 18417 21285 24036 26679 29222 1775 960 943 4586 8043 11330 14465 17461 20329 23080 25723 28266 1800 1284 0 3643 7100 10388 13523 16518 19386 22137 24780 27323 1825 1608 325 2714 6171 9458 12593 15589 18457 21208 23851 26394 1850 1935 651 1797 5254 8542 11676 14672 17540 20291 22934 25477 1875 2263 979 893 4349 7637 10772 13767 16635 19386 22029 24573 1900 2592 1309 0 3457 6744 9879 12875 15743 18494 21137 23680 1925 2923 1640 331 2576 5864 8998 11994 14862 17613 20256 22799 1950 3256 1972 664 1706 4994 8129 11124 13992 16743 19386 21930 1975 3591 2307 998 848 4136 7270 10266 13134 15885 18528 21071

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet JPM A1b SRO 2008 Admin - JPM A1b SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.: 3010MP015 Task

Title:

Approve a Completed Procedure JPM No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A1b SRO KIA

Reference:

GKiA 2.1.20 (4.6)

Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: x Classroom x Simulator Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions: Unit 1 is at 100% Power.

PT/1/A/4600/003D, Monthly Surveillance Items, Enclosure 13.3, NC Pump Seal Injection Flow Checklist has been performed.

Task Standard: The operator will review completed Enclosure 13.3 of PT/1/A/4600/003D and identify errors as listed in the JPM. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: Calculator General

References:

PT/1/A/4600/003D, Monthly Surveillance Items SOMP 04-02, Procedure Use and Adherence Tech Specs and Tech Spec Reference Manual 2008 Admin - JPM A1b SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Handouts: PT/1/A/4600/003D (Entire Procedure), with Enclosure 13.3, "NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist," marked up as follows:

  • Cover Sheet - under date performed enter "5/12/08."
  • Cover Sheet - under Completion place a Check in the YES Box for the 1st, 2 nd and s" Checkboxes, and place a Check in the NA Box for the 3 rd and 4th Checkboxes.
  • Cover Sheet - Under Completion place the name "Fred Kirk" under "Verified By" and enter the date verified as 5/12/08.
  • Cover Sheet - in remarks section, place performer's initials, but no name (Known Error). Also, place the initials and names of the operators who perform steps 1.8.1 and 1.8.3.
  • Step 1.1 Checkbox is checked.
  • Step 1.2 all 3 Checkboxes are checked.
  • Step 1.3 all 7 Checkboxes checked, and the following recorded:
  • Pzr Level Master Position - _43_%
  • Pzr Level - 55%
  • Note prior to Step 1.4 is checked.
  • Step 1.4 - NA/lnitialed.
  • Caution prior to Step 1.5 is checked.
  • Step 1.5.1 - NA/NO Initials (Known Error).
  • Steps 1.5.1.1 through 1.5.1.3 - leave blank (Higher Order step is NA).
  • Step 1.5.2 - 1st bullet has Checkmark placed in initial space (Known Error), other three bullets are initialed.
  • Notes prior to Step 1.5.3 are checked (3).
  • Step 1.5.3 - initialed, and the following recorded:
  • A-12.4
  • B - 8.6
  • C - 8.0
  • 0 - 9.0
  • Total- 38 gpm
  • Note prior to Step 1.5.4 is checked.
  • Step 1.5.4 - NA/lnitialed.
  • Steps 1.5.4.1 through 1.5.1.3 - leave blank (Higher Order step is NA).

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet

  • Note prior to Step 1.5.5 is checked.
  • Steps 1.5.5 through 1.5.5.3 - Initialed.
  • Step 1.6 both Checkboxes are checked.
  • Step 1.7 - NA/lnitialed.
  • Steps 1.7.1 through 1.7.10- leave blank (Higher Order step is NA).
  • Step 1.8 Initialed.
  • Step 1.8.1 Initialed by SRO.
  • Step 1.8.2 Checkbox is checked.
  • Notes prior to Step 1.8.3 are checked (3).
  • Step 1.8.3 all four bullets initialed, DV space initialed and initials of procedure performer are listed beside each bullet.
  • Step 1.8.4 - initialed, and the following recorded:
  • A - 9.8
  • B-1 0.6
  • C-10.2
  • 0 - 9.8
  • Total - 39.4 gpm (Known Error (Math Error))
  • Step 1.8.5 both Checkboxes are checked.
  • Step 1.8.6 is left blank (Known Error).
  • Step 1.8.6.1 Checkbox is checked.
  • Step 1.8.6.2 - Initialed.
  • Steps 1.8.6.3 - NA/lnitialed.
  • Steps 1.8.6.4 through all four bullets of Step 1.8.6.5 - initialed.
  • Steps 1.8.6.6 - NA/lnitialed.
  • Steps 1.8.6.6 A and B - leave blank (Higher Order step is NA).
  • Note prior to Step 1.8.6.7 is checked.
  • Steps 1.8.6.7 - NA/lnitialed.
  • Steps 1.8.6.7 A-C - leave blank (Higher Order step is NA).
  • Note prior to Step 1.8.6.8 is checked.
  • Steps 1.8.6.8, A-C through 1.8.6.9 - initialed.
  • Step 1.8.6.10 Checkbox is checked.
  • Step 1.9.1 - Initialed (Known Error - Should have been left blank)
  • Step 1.9.2 - Left Blank (Known Error - Operator's Review will determine that it must be completed).
  • Step 1.9.2.1 and 1.9.2.2 Checkboxes are left blank (Known Error -

Operators Review will determine that it must be completed) 2008 Admin - JPM A1b SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SOMP 04-02, Procedure Use and Adherence Tech Specs and Tech Spec Reference Manual Initiating Cue: Evaluate the procedure for technical and administrative accuracy in accordance with Section 10 of SOMP 04-02, "Procedure Use and Adherence."

Time Critical Task: NO Validation Time: 15 minutes 2008 Admin - JPM A1 b SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Page 6 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and handout marked up copy of PT/1/Al4600/003D, Enclosure 13.3.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (SOMP 04-02/Step 10.1) Operator reviews the Review the procedure. procedure and discovers the following administrative errors:

(Step 10.1.1) A supervisor shall perform a timely review of the procedure and verify completeness.

NOTE TO EXAMINER:

Three (3) of the Four (4) minor errors must be identified by operator.

  • No name is provided for initials on Procedure Cover Sheet.
  • Step 1.5.1 has NOT been initialed as required.
  • Step 1.5.2 has a checkmark instead of initials.
  • Step 1.8.6 is left blank.

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Appendix C Page 7 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 2 (SOMP 04-02/Step 10.1) Step 1.8.3 - Operator Review the procedure. recognizes that the performer did NOT comply with step 1.8.3 and (Step 10.1.1) A supervisor establish 7.8-8.8 gpm of shall perform a timely Seal Water Flow to each review of the procedure and NC Pump.

verify completeness.

  • Step 1.8.4 - A math error exists (should be 40.4 instead of 39.4 gpm).

Because of this, the Acceptance Criteria is NOT met, even though the individual performing the PT has indicated that it has been met in step 1.9.1.

  • The operator recognizes this and corrects the math
  • error, entering 40.4 gpm on step 1.8.4, and lining out and initialing step 1.9.1 indicating Acceptance Criteria is NOT met.

Operator proceeds to Step 1.9.2.

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Appendix C Page 8 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 3 (PT/1 /A/4600/003D/ Operator addresses Enclosure 13.3/Step 1.9.2) Technical Specification If any acceptance criteria is 3.5.5 and determines that NOT met, perform the the LCO is NOT met.

following:

Operator identifies that (Step 1.9.2.1) Item is Condition A is applicable, identified as a discrepancy, and that Action A.1 is evaluated per Tech required within 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br />.

Spec/SLC and appropriate Action is taken.

4 (Step 1.9.2.2) Discrepancy Sheet is attached.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 9 of 10 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A1b SRO Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS: Unit 1 is at 100% Power.

PT/1/A/46001003D, Monthly Surveillance Items, Enclosure 13.3, NC Pump Seal Injection Flow Checklist has been performed.

INITIATING CUE: Evaluate the procedure for technical and administrative accuracy in accordance with Section 10 of SOMP 04-02, "Procedure Use and Adherence."

NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Duke Energy Procedure No.

McGuire Nuclear Station PT/l/A/4600/003 D Monthly Surveillance Items Revision No.

069 Electronic Reference No.

MC00483G Continuous Use PERFORMANCE This Procedure was printed on 04/29/08 at 07:59:27 from the electronic library as:

(ISSUED) - PDF Format Compare with Control Copy every 14 calendar days while work is being performed.

Compared with Control Copy E< D BJ);IJ41 \~~)

Date 5-/ 2~OB Compared with Control Copy Date _

Compared with Control Copy Date _

Date(s) Performed Work Order/~s ~ber (WO#)

-I COMPLETION

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~Yes 0 NA Checklists and/or blanks initialed, signed, dated, or filled in NA, as appropriate?

lli Yes 0 NA Required enclosures attached?

o Yes ~A Charts, graphs, data sheets, etc. attached, dated, identified, and marked?

g" Yes If:1 NA Calibrated Test Equipment, if used, checked out/in and referenced to this procedure?

U1 Yes 0 NA Procedure requirements met?

Verified By Date Procedure Completion Approved Date Remarks tattach additional pages, if necessary) f  ;.",';..-?:'--.,;.-,,,'~,r;."'1l-.~

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IMPORTANT: Procedure No. Revision No.

Do NOT mark 1111/111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111/11111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111 on barcodes. *PT/1/A/4600/003 D* *069*

Enclosure Number Printed Date 111111111/11111111111111111111 1111111111111/1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111

  • FULL* *04/29/2008*

PT/l/A/4600/003 D Page 2 of 6 Revision History (significant issues, limited to one page)

Rev 069 (12-2-07)

Removed Restricted change to Enclosure 13.5 that changed the positions for lCA-86A and lCA-116B from "CLOSED" to "OPEN". Both valves are now "CLOSED".

Rev 068 (11-28-07)

Restricted change to Enclosure 13.5, changed the positions for 1CA-86A and 1CA-116B from "CLOSED" to "OPEN". {PIP 07-6071}

Rev 067 (11/15/07) Updated procedure to include sign offs for acceptance criteria being met or evaluations being made. {PIP M-07-00393}

Rev 066 (09/13/07)

  • Incorporated Reactivity Management guidelines into enclosure 13.3.
  • Per PIP 07-1787, in Enclosure 13.1, clarified that S/G NR Levels Channel 3 and 4 are required for compliance of ITS 3.3.3 (Post Accident Monitoring Instrumentation). Two channels are required operable and isolated from 7300 pes.

For S/G NR Level, Channels 1 and 2 are not isolated from 7300 PCS as described in UFSAR 1.11.5.1.3.1 and cannot be used for ITS 3.3.3.12 compliance.

  • Revised Step 4.1 to add sign off blanks for each pressuirzer level channel.
  • Deleted old Step 2.1 of Enclosure 13.1. The instruments listed are not required to meet TS 3.3.3 (reference PIP M-00-00779).
  • Revised Enclosure 13.1. as follows:

Note: These changes are in response to PIP M-07-01914. Docu Track MNS-2002-003259 can also be used as a reference. These changes were discussed with Phil Keller of Engineering and meet his recommendations.

  • Deleted note prior to Step 1.12.
  • Deleted Step 1.12.1.
  • Added new Step 1.12.1. This step is applicable in Modes 1 - 3 and checks Wide Range Flux meter deviation. Guidance is also provided to notify Engineering to evaluate operability.
  • Revised format of old Step 1.12.2 and changed deviation range from 150/0 to 20%.
  • On page 3 of 6 added new Step to check operability of NC WR pressure and deleted old Step 3.1. The instruments referenced in Step 3.1 are not isolated and therefore can not be used for Tech Spec surveillance.

Unit 1

PT/l/A/4600/003 D Page 3 of 6 Monthly Surveillance Items

1. Purpose
  • Check proper operation or condition of various instruments and systems.
  • Check the positions of various valves in EeCS and NS flowpaths.
2. References 2.1 Tech Spec:
  • ITS Table 3.3.1-1 Items 16.a-e, Reactor Trip System Instrumentation (P-6, P-7, P-8, P-10 and P-13) 2.2 UFSAR 2.3 TMI Response
3. Time Required Two operators for 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> once per 31 days.
4. Prerequisite Tests None
5. Equipment Required 5.1 Auxiliary Shutdown Control Panel Key #172 5.2 H 2 Analyzer Panel Keys #172 and #196 Unit 1

PT/l/A/4600/003 D Page 4 of 6

6. Limits and Precautions 6.1 This procedure is Reactivity Management related. Enclosure 13.3 (NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist) adjusts letdown flow to the NC System which can affect letdown temperature which affects boron saturation of NV demineralizers. (R.M.)

6.2 IF acceptance criteria NOT met, a report to the NRC may be necessary. Operations Shift Manager and NCO shall be notified immediately. Operations Staff Manager or Designee should be notified if deemed appropriate by Operations Shift Manager.

6.3 IF any instrument inoperable or out of Tech Spec requirements, consult appropriate Tech Spec Actions to determine any necessary immediate or corrective action.

6.4 IF Unit status or System condition prevents performance of a surveillance item, item should be noted.

7. Required Unit Status

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~07.1 Mode 1,2,3 or 4.

8. Prerequisite System Conditions None
9. Test Method
  • , Visual inspection of various instruments
  • Total NC Pump Seal Injection Flow is determined to be less than or equal to 40 gpm
  • Most current boron concentration of CLAs determined to be greater than COLR limits
  • Visual inspection of various pump motor indications
  • Visual inspection of various valve position indications. Valves with power removed by R&Rs, procedure, or Tech Specs may have their position checked using OAC. IF power and OAC unavailable, visual indication of valve position shall be made
10. Data Required 10.1 Completed Enclosures 13.1 - 13.7.

Unit 1

PT/l/A/4600/003 D Page 5 of 6

11. Acceptance Criteria 11.1 Each valve or instrument operable or identified as a discrepancy, evaluated per Tech Spec / SLC and appropriate corrective action taken.

11.2 In Enclosure 13.3 (NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist), total amount of Controlled Leakage to NC Pump Seals is less than or equal to 40 gpm.

11.3 In Enclosure 13.4 (Boron Concentration Checklist), each Cold Leg Accumulator shall contain a boron concentration within the LCO limits specified in the COLR.

11.4 In Enclosure 13.5 (CA Valve/Power Supply Checklist), Enclosure 13.6 (ECCS and NS Valve/Power Supply Checklist for Modes 1 - 3) and Enclosure 13.7 (ECCS and NS Valve/Power Supply Checklist for Mode 4):

11.4.1 In Part A of each enclosure, one of the following criteria shall apply:

11.4.1.1 Correct valve position indication (unless otherwise noted)

OR 11.4.1.2 Item identified as a discrepancy, evaluated per Tech Specs / SLC and appropriate corrective action taken.

11.4.2 In Part B of each enclosure, one of the following criteria shall apply:

11.4.2.1 Valve control power or pump motor control power is available OR 11.4.2.2 Item identified as a discrepancy, evaluated per Tech Specs / SLC and appropriate corrective action taken.

12. Procedure I

txt 12.1

,~ry Record Mode: ---t------

I ~v N/A

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12.2 IF in Mode 1,2,3, OR prior to entering Mode 3, perform the following:

(Enclosures may be performed in any order.)

  • Complete Enclosure 13.1 (Main Control Board Instrumentation Checklist)
  • Complete Enclosure 13.2 (Remote Instrumentation Checklist)
  • Complete Enclosure 13.6 (ECCS and NS Valve / Power Supply Checklist for Modes 1 - 3 Unit 1

PTI II A146001003 D Page 6 of 6 NOTE: /..seal Injection valves may be set up per OP/l/A/62001001 B (Chemical Volume and

. Control System Charging) in Modes 3 and 4. Leakage must be documented by

~ . performing Enclosure 13.3 (NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist) of this procedure prior to Mode 2 OR within 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> after NC System pressure stabilizes between 2215 - 2255 psig in Modes 1 - 3.

12.3 IF in Modes 1, 2, 3 OR within 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> after NC System pressure stabilizes between 2215 - 2255 psig, perform Enclosure 13.3 (NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist).

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12.4 IF in Modes 1,2,3 ANDNC System Pressure is greater than 1000 psig, perform Enclosure 13.4 (Boron Concentration Checklist).

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~, 12.5 IF in Modes 1,2,3 OR in Mode 4 with CA operable, perform Enclosure 13.5 (CA Valve Checklist).

IF in Mode 4, perform Enclosure 13.7 ECCS and NS Valve/Power Supply Checklist for Mode 4

13. Enclosures 13.1 Main Control Board Instrumentation Checklist 13.2 Remote Instrumentation Checklist 13.3 NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist 13.4 Boron Concentration Checklist 13.5 CA Valve/Power Supply Checklist 13.6 ECCS and NS Valve/Power Supply Checklist for Modes 1 - 3 13.7 ECCS and NS Valve/Power Supply Checklist for Mode 4 End of Body Unit 1

Enclosure 13.3 PT/l/AJ46oo/003 D NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist Page 1 of 7

1. Procedure rll.l IF in Mode 1 or 2, ensure Reactivity Management controls established per SOMP 01 - 02 (Reactivity Management). (R.M.)

1.2 Check the following:

iNC System pressure stable between 2215 - 2255 psig

[M'.;pzr Level at program level liY' Nonnalletdown in service 1.3 Record the following:

/

B )NV-238 (Chargi~g ~ine Flow Control) po~i~ion rn')NV-241 (Seal Injection Flow Control) position

~INV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control) position l!11NV-458A (75 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) position C~\o.

§;.INV-457A (45 gpm ~~Orifice Outlet Cont Iso!) position C*\O~c\

~ fzr Level Master positron

&pzrLevel Maximum design flowrate through the Cation Bed Demin is 75 gpm.

IF Cation Bed Demineralizer is in service, maintain flow per OP/IIAJ62001001 D (Chemical and Volume Control System Demineralizers) by throttling 1NV-345 (Mixed Bed Demin Outlet Hdr).

CAUTI~ Adjusting Letdown flow or pressure may cause changes in Letdown Hx outlet temperature. Changing Letdown temperature affects Boron saturation of NV demineralizers which can result in Boron addition or dilution of NCS. (R.M.)

1.5 Establish 120 gpm charging flow as follows:

NA~ 1.5.1 IF INV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) OR INV-458A (75 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) open, perform the following:

1.5.1.1 Ensure closed INV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control).

1.5.1.2 Open 1NV-35A (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol).

1.5.1.3 Place INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "MAN" and reduce letdown pressure to 150-250 psig. (R.M.)

Unit 1

Enclosure 13.3 PT/l/A/46oo/003 D NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist Page 2 of7 1.5.2 Perform the following steps concurrentl y:

  • Place INV-238 (Charging Line Flow Control) in "MAN" and throttle open

\4:E~. Throttle open 1NV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control) to increase letdown flow to equal charging flow increase (R.M.)

RCl3. Throttle 1NV-241 (Seal Injection Flow Control) to increase charging flow to 120 gpm (115-125 gpm acceptable) and maintain seal injection flow RW. Adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain letdown pressure less than 500 psig (R.M.)

NOTE: v: Normal operating band for total seal injection flow is 32 - 40 gpm.

  • Operating band of7.8 - 8.8 gpm to each NC Pump preferred.

~ It is desirable to closely match all seal flows within 0.2 gpm.

~~ 1.5.3 WHEN 1NV-238 (Charging Line Flow Control) full open AND charging flow 120 gpm (115-125 gpm acceptable), record seal injection flow to each NC Pump, then sum for total flow:

+ ---- = gpm A B C D NOTE: ~down backpressure requirements when using 1NV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cant Iso1) have been raised due to excessive vibration.

IF 1NV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) open, perform the following:

1.5.4.1 Adjust INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain 450 - 475 psig letdown. (R.M.)

1.5.4.2 Ensure INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer set to control pressure at 450 - 475 psig.

1.5.4.3 Place INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "AUTO".

Unit 1

Enclosure 13.3 PT/I/AJ46001003 D NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist Page 3 of 7 I '

NOTE: ~ormal Letdown Pressure of 350 psig is preferred. A range is provided to allow

" flexibility due to abnormal plant conditions.

IF 1NV-457 A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) closed, perform the following:

1.5.5.1 Adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer to maintain 150 - 375 psig letdown pressure. (R.M.)

1.5.5.2 Ensure 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer set to actual letdown pressure.

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\4~O/~) 1.5.5.3 Place 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "AUTO".

1.6 Maintain Pzr Level at program level by throttling:

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~ )NV-241 (Seal Injection Flow Control)

C9' 1NV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control)

IF seal injection flow less than or equal to 40 gpm AND seal injection flow adjustment NOT desired, restore normal charging flow as follows:

D 1.7.1 Refer to values recorded in Step 1.3.

1.7.2 Place 1NV-124 (Letdown Pressure Control) in "MAN".

1.7.3 IF 1NV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) open, adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain 450-475 psig letdown pressure. (R.M.)

1.7.4 IF INV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) closed, adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain 150 - 375 psig letdown pressure. (R.M.)

1.7.5 Perform the following steps concurrently:

  • Throttle closed 1NV-238 (Charging Line Flow Control)
  • Throttle closed INV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control) to decrease letdown flow to equal charging flow decrease (R.M.)
  • Adjust INV-241 (Seal Injection Flow Control) to obtain normal Seal Injection Flow to each NC Pump
  • Adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain letdown pressure at desired pressure (R.M.)

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Enclosure 13.3 PT/I/A/4600/003 D NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist Page 4 of 7 1.7.6 IF 1NV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control) no longer required to maintain additional letdown flow, perform the following:

1.7.6.1 Close 1NV-459 (Variable UD Orifice Outlet Flow Control). (R.M.)

1.7.6.2 WHEN 1NV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control) closed, close 1NV-35A (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Cant Isol).

NOTE: Letdown backpressure requirements when using INV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) have been raised due to excessive vibration.

1.7.7 IF INV-457 A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) open, perform the following:

1.7.7.1 Adjust INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain 450 - 475 psig letdown. (R.M.)

1.7.7.2 Ensure 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer set to control pressure at 450 - 475 psig.

1.7.7.3 Place INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "AUTO".

NOTE: Normal Letdown Pressure of 350 psig is preferred. A range is provided to allow flexibility due to abnormal plant conditions.

1.7.8 IF 1NV-457A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) closed, perform the following:

1.7.8.1 Adjust INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer to maintain 150 - 375 psig letdown pressure. (R.M.)

1.7.8.2 Ensure INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer set to actual letdown pressure.

1.7.8.3 Place INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "AUTO".

1.7.9 WHEN Pzr Level at program level, place INV-238 (Charging Line Flow Control) in "AUTO".

D 1.7.10 Maintain Pzr Level at program level.

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Enclosure 13.3 PT/l/A/4600/003 D NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist Page 5 of 7 1.8 IF seal injection flow greater than 40 gpm OR adjustments to seal injection flow desired, complete the following:

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~ 1.8.1 Evaluate ITS 3.5.5 (Seal Injection Flow).

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~ 1.8.2 Station operators at seal injection valves in contact with Control Room.

NOTE: ~ Normal operating band for total seal injection flow is 32 - 40 gpm.

~ Operating band of 7.8 - 8.8 gpm to each NC Pump preferred.

~ It is desirable to closely match all seal flows within 0.2 gpm.

1.8.3 With 1NV-238 (Charging Line Flow Control) full open AND charging flow 120 gpm (115-125 gpm acceptable), adjust the following to establish 7.8 - 8.8 gpm to each NC Pump:

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  • INV-28 (NC Pump lA Seal Water Manual Control) 1NV-44 (NC Pump 1B Seal Water Manual Control) ex:.. INV-60 (NC Pump 1C Seal Water Manual Control) c::x:. INV-76 (NC Pump ID Seal Water Manual Control) 1.8.4 Check total seal injection flow less than or equal to 40 gpm:

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[!{ INV-459 (Variable LID Orifice Outlet Flow Control)

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Enclosure 13.3 PT/l/A/4600/003 D NC Pumps Seal Injection Flow Checklist Page 7 of7

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NOTE: (r~etdown backpressure requirements when using 1NV-457 A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Isol) have been raised due to excessive vibration.

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A. Adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) to maintain 450 - 475 psig letdown. (R.M.)

B. Ensure INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer set to control pressure at 450 - 475 psig.

c. Place INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "AUTO".

NOTE: ~al Letdown Pressure of 350 psig is preferred. A range is provided to allow flexibility due to abnormal plant conditions.

1.8.6.8 IF INV-457 A (45 gpm LID Orifice Outlet Cont Iso1) closed, perform the following:

~ A. Adjust 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer to maintain 150 - 375 psig letdown pressure. (R.M.)

~:; B. Ensure 1NV-124 (Letdown Press Control) potentiometer set to actual letdown pressure.

c. Place INV-124 (Letdown Press Control) in "AUTO".

\<l; 1.8.6.9 WHEN Pzr Level at program level, place INV-238 (Charging Line Flow Control) in "AUTO".

~1.8.6.10 Maintain Pzr Level at program level.

1.9 Complete one of the following:

1.9.1 Acceptance criteria met.

OR 1.9.2 IF any acceptance criteria NOT met, perform the following:

SRO D 1.9.2.1 Item is identified as a discrepancy, evaluated per Tech Spec/SLC.

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet JPM A2 SRO 2008 Admin - JPM A2 SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.: 3010MP025 Task

Title:

Review Mechanical and Electrical JPM No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A2 Isolation Boundaries to Isolate 1B NI SRO Pump K/A

Reference:

GK/A 2.2.13 (4.3)

Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: x Classroom x Simulator Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial"conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • Unit 1 is at 100 % power.
  • A severe seal leak has just been discovered on 1B NI Pump.
  • The WCC SRO has informed you that 1NI-149 has a history of seat leakage.
  • A List of Suggested Tagged Components has been prepared to Isolate 1B NI Pump.

Task Standard: Verify the Mechanical and Electrical Isolation Boundaries to Isolate 1B NI Pump. Component, positions and sequence are identified accurately.

Required Materials: None General

References:

SOMP 02-01, Safety Tagging and Configuration Control NSD 500, Red Tags/Configuration Control Tags McGuire Flow Diagram, Drawing #MCFD-1562-03.00, Flow Diagram of Safety Injection System (NI)

Handouts: List of Suggested Tagged Components for 1B NI Pump (w/errors).

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet McGuire Flow Diagram, Drawing #MCFD-1562-03.00, Flow Diagram of Safety Injection System (NI)

Initiating Cue: The Work Control Center Supervisor has directed you to verify the Mechanical and Electrical Isolation Boundaries needed to isolate the 1B NI Pump for pump repair. Make any corrections if needed.

Time Critical Task: NO Validation Time: 20 minutes Examiner NOTES: See KEY for Tagout on Pages 7-8 of this JPM.

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Appendix C Page 4 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue, the List of Suggested Tagged Components for 1B NI Pump (Last Two Pages of this JPM), and Drawing #MCFD-1562-03.00.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1 Operator reviews MCFD- Operator reviews MCFD-1562-03.00, Flow Diagram 1562-03.00, Flow Diagram (See of Safety Injection System of Safety Injection System Key for (NI) and determines that the (NI) and determines CT*) following components are components required to be tagged. required to be tagged:

  • 1B NI Pump Motor DC Fuse Block
  • 1B NI Pump Motor Bkr
  • 1NI - 144B
  • 1NI - 152B
  • 1NI - 136B
  • 1NI - 144B Bkr
  • 1NI - 152B Bkr
  • 1NI - 150B Bkr
  • 1NI - 136B Bkr
  • 1NI - 135B Bkr
  • 1NI - 141 (Drain)
  • 1NI - 142 (Drain)
  • 1NI - 140 (Drain)
  • 1NI - 402 (Vent)
  • 2 Operator determines PerKEY position of components required to be tagged.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 3 Operator determines PerKEY sequence in which the components are required to be tagged.
  • 4 Verify adequacy of
  • Operator recognizes that Mechanical and Electrical the Suggested List does not Isolation Boundaries to include 1NI-152B, which Isolate 1B NI Pump. should be CLOSED.

Operator adds 1NI-152B, CLOSED, Sequence 2.

Operator recognizes that Per Admin procedure the sequence is incorrect.

SOMP 02-01 the The discharge side (1 NI -

Discharge Valve "Should" 144B and 1NI-150B) be closed before the should be isolated before Suction Valve. For this set the suctions (1 NI-135B and of circumstances this is 1NI-136B) are isolated.

NOT CRITICAL. Operator changes:

  • 1NI-135B and 136B to RFA Concurs 4/29/08 Sequence 3.
  • Operator recognizes that the Suggested List does not include 1NI-152B Breaker, which should be OPEN, Sequence 4.

Operator recognizes that the Suggested List of Tagged Components is inadequate as written and then identifies above changes.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 6 of 10 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A2 SRO Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Page 7 of 10 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION KEY:

Component Position Sequence 1B NI Pump Motor DC Control Power Removed 1A Fuse Block*

1B NI Pump Motor Breaker* Racked Out 1A 1NI - 144B* CLOSED 2 1NI-152B* CLOSED 2 1NI-150B* CLOSED 2 1NI-136B* CLOSED 2or3 1NI - 135B* CLOSED 2or3 1NI - 144B Breaker* OPEN 4A 1N1-152B Breaker* OPEN 4A 1N1-150B Breaker* OPEN 4A 1NI -136B Breaker* OPEN 4A 1NI - 135B Breaker* OPEN 4A 1NI-141 (Drain)* OPEN 5A 1NI - 142 (Drain)* OPEN 5A 2008 Admin - JPM A2 SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • Unit 1 is at 100 % power.
  • A severe seal leak has just been discovered on 1B NI Pump.
  • The WCC SRO has informed you that 1NI-149 has a history of seat leakage.
  • A List of Suggested Tagged Components has been prepared to Isolate 1B NI Pump.

INITIATING CUE: The Work Control Center Supervisor has directed you to verify the Mechanical and Electrical Isolation Boundaries needed to isolate the 1B NI Pump for pump repair. Make any corrections if needed.

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET List of Suggested Tagged Components for 1B NI Pump:

Component Position Sequence 1B NI Pump Motor Breaker Racked Out 1 1NI-136B CLOSED 2 1NI - 135B CLOSED 2 1NI - 144B CLOSED 3 1NI-150B CLOSED 3 1NI -136B Breaker OPEN 4 1NI - 135B Breaker OPEN 4 1NI - 144B Breaker OPEN 4 1N1-150B Breaker OPEN 4 1NI-142 (Drain) OPEN 5 1NI - 140 (Drain) OPEN 5 1NI - 137 (Vent) OPEN 5 NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet JPM A3 SRO 2008 Admin - JPM A3 SRO NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.: 3010MP007, 315R03001 Task

Title:

Take On-Site Protective Actions JPM No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A3 During a General Emergency SRO KIA

Reference:

GK/A 2.3.4 (3.7)

Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: x Classroom x Simulator Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • With Unit 1 shutting down due to failed fuel causing high NC System Activity, a LOCA Outside of Containment occurred.
  • A Site Assembly is in progress in accordance with Enclosure 4.3 of RP/O/A/5700/011, and all personnel have NOT been accounted for.
  • An RP technician reports that an operator working with him in the 695 pipe chase has fallen and is severely injured. He has moved the injured person to an area that is somewhat shielded. Due to rapidly increasing dose rates, the RP technician leaves to get help. He believes the injuries are life threatening. He also stated that the individual could be retrieved but it would take two people to do so.
  • The OSM has initiated and completed the immediate and subsequent actions of Enclosure 4.1 of RP/O/A/57001004, "General Emergency."
  • RP has been contacted and estimates it will take at least ten minutes to retrieve the victim. Auxiliary Building Area Radiation Monitors indicate extremely high radiation levels.
  • Dose rates at the area needing access is greater than 500 Rem/Hr.

Task Standard: Select and dispatch two rescuers by completing Enclosure 4.4 of RP/0/A/5700/004. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Required Materials: Calculator General

References:

RP/0/A/5700/004, General Emergency RP/0/A/5700/011, Conducting a Site Assembly, Site Evacuation or Containment Evacuation.

RP/0/A/5700/29, RP/0/A/5700/29, Notification of Off-Site Agencies From the Control Room.

OMP 2-2, Conduct of Operations.

Handouts: RP/0/A/5700/004, General Emergency, marked up as follows:

  • Section 2 immediate actions are complete.
  • Enclosure 4.1 actions are complete.
  • Section 3 subsequent actions complete through Step 3.8.1.

Initiating Cue: As the OSM, evaluate, and take on-site Protective Actions in accordance with Step 3.8.2 of RP/0/A/5700/004, "General Emergency."

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Appendix C Page 4 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout RP/O/A/5700/004 marked up for placekeeping through step 3.8.1.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1 (RP04/Step 3.8.2) IF a Operator recognizes from situation is immediately initial conditions that Dose hazardous to life or valuable rates at the area needing property exists, evaluate access is greater than 500 potential dose rates by one Rem/Hr.

of the following methods:

(Step 3.8.2.a) Contact RP Shift at Ext. 4282.

2 (Step 3.8.2.b) Assess area Operator recognizes from monitors. initial conditions that Dose rates at the area needing access is greater than 500 Rem/Hr.

Operator determines that rescuers will need to be authorized to receive Emergency Exposure Dose Limits.

Cue:

Provide operator with List of Available Rescuers in Control Room.

Indicate that these individuals are available to send for Rescue.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 3 (Step 3.8.3) Complete Operator reviews List of Enclosure 4.4 (Request for Available Rescuers in Emergency Exposure), prior Control Room and to dispatch of emergency determines qualification of workers if emergency potential rescuers.

situation precludes documentation.

  • 4 (Enclosure 4.4.a) Operator determines that Request for Emergency Casey cannot be Exposure dispatched as a rescuer (Showing signs of pregnancy).
  • 5 (Enclosure 4.4.c) Only on a Operator determines that volunteer basis to persons Cox cannot be dispatched fully aware of the risks as a rescuer (Does NOT involved. All factors being Volunteer).

equal, select volunteers above the age of 45 and Operator determines that those who normally receive Jones cannot be dispatched little exposure. as a rescuer (Has too much Lifetime Exposure).

Operator determines that Leahy cannot be dispatched as a rescuer (Only STA -

OMP 2-2 requires her in Control Room).

Operator determines that Taylor cannot be dispatched as a rescuer

<< 45 years Old).

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Appendix C Page 6 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 6 (Enclosure 4.4) Request for Operator selects Smith and Emergency Exposure Kelly as rescuers, and completes Enclosure 4.4.

Operator enters the following information on Enclosure 4.4 for Smith:

  • RP Badge # - 2579
  • Name - Smith
  • Age - 52
  • Employer - Duke Operator enters the following information on Enclosure 4.4 for Kelly:
  • RP Badge # - 2456
  • Name - Kelly
  • Age - 48
  • Employer - Duke Operator has Smith and Kelly Read and Sign Enclosure 4.4.

Cue:

After having selected rescuers sign Enclosure 4.4, indicate that each has signed.

Cue:

If Operator seeks concurrence from RPM for authorization of Emergency Exposure Limits, indicate RPM Bob Smith has concurred.

Operator signs Enclosure 4.4 indicating that they approve the Emergency Exposure Authorization.

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Appendix C Page 7 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 8 of 10 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A3 SRO Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET List of Available Rescuers in Control Room:

RP Name Gender! Jo"b Employer Current Lifetime Special Status Badge Age Assignment Exposure Exposure

  1. (yr)

Would prefer not to 12345 Cox Male/ Maintenance Duke 1800 mr 5.2 R go/ Reports good 49 physical health 12456 Kelly Female/ Engineer Duke 45 mr 400 mr Volunteers/ Reports 48 good physical health 12567 Jones Male NLO Duke 125 mr 35.4 R Volunteers/ Reports

/45 good physical health 12579 Smith Male/ Training Duke 6 mr 1400 mr Volunteers/Reports 52 Supervisor good physical health 12110 Casey Female/ Security Duke 10 mr 65 mr Showing signs but 32 Supervisor NOT Declared Pregnant/Volunteers/

Reports good physical health 12238 Leahy Female/ STA Duke 4 mr 120 mr Volunteers/Only STA 46 qualified individual in Control Room.

12198 Taylor Male/ U2 BOP Duke 78 mr 1.7 R Volunteers/ Reports 34 good physical health NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • With Unit 1 shutting down due to failed fuel causing high NC System Activity, a LOCA Outside of Containment occurred.
  • A Site Assembly is in progress in accordance with Enclosure 4.3 of RP/0/A/5700/011, and all personnel have NOT been accounted for.
  • An RP technician reports that an operator working with him in the 695 pipe chase has fallen and is severely injured. He has moved the injured person to an area that is somewhat shielded. Due to rapidly increasing dose rates, the RP technician leaves to get help. He believes the injuries are life threatening. He also stated that the individual could be retrieved but it would take two people to do so.
  • The OSM has initiated and completed the immediate and subsequent actions of Enclosure 4.1 of RP/0/A/5700/004, "General Emergency."
  • RP has been contacted and estimates it will take at least ten minutes to retrieve the victim. Auxiliary Building Area Radiation Monitors indicate extremely high radiation levels.
  • Dose rates at the area needing access is greater than 500 Rem/Hr.

INITIATING CUE: As the OSM, evaluate, and take on-site Protective Actions in accordance with Step 3.8.2 of RP/0/A/5700/004, "General Emergency."

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.: 3010MP007, 315R03001 Task

Title:

Make Protective Action JPM No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A4 Recommendations and Perform SRO Initial Notification KIA

Reference:

GKIA 2.4.44 (4.4)

Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: x Classroom x Simulator Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • You are the WCC SRO/Off-site Communicator.
  • One hour ago, a LOCA inside containment occurred on Unit 1. The crew implemented EP/1/N5000/ECA-1.1 (Loss of Emergency Coolant Recirc) due to multiple ECCS component failures.
  • A Containment Red Path and a Core Cooling Red Path have occurred. The Emergency Coordinator has just declared a General Emergency per RP/O/N 5700/000, Enclosure 4.1, EAL # 4.1.G.2 (Loss of Any two Barriers AND Potential loss of the third).
  • A Radioactive Release is still in progress above normal limits.
  • Unit 1EMF 38, 39, 40 are all in trip 2.
  • The TSC has NOT been fully activated.

.* Unit 2 is at 100% power.

Task Standard: The ENS Notification form is completed with the appropriate Protective Action Recommendations. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: Pre-Printed ENF notebook General

References:

RP/0/N5700/000, Classification of Emergencies.

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet RP/O/A/5700/004, General Emergency.

RP/O/S/5700/029, Notification of Offsite Agencies From the Control Room.

Handouts: RP/O/S/5700/029, Notification of Offsite Agencies From the Control Room.

Initiating Cue: The Emergency Coordinator directs you to complete the initial notification form with the appropriate Protective Action Recommendations.

The following Conditions exist:

  • Current wind direction is 329.5°.
  • Current wind speed is 9 mph.
  • .Containment pressure is 15 psig Event declaration time/date is now --..,;..,./ (current time/date)

Time Critical Task: YES - 15 minutes (PT/0/A/4600/113, Enclosure 13.21; RP/O/S/5700/029, Enclosure 4.1, Step 1 Table, Step 1).

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Appendix C Page 4 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout RP/O/B/5700/29.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1 (2.1) For Initial Notifications, Operator proceeds to perform Enclosure 4.1 Enclosure 4.1.

(Completion and Transmission of an Initial Notification Message).

2 (Step 1) Make initial Operator recognizes that notifications according to this message must be made the following criteria: within 15 minutes.

Operator reads notes and Initial Notifications {G proceeds to step 2.

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1. Initial notifications to the State(s) and counties must be made within 15 minutes of the event declaration using the Emergency Notification form (ENF).
2. For an upgrade in classification prior to or while transmitting an initial message:

o The notification for the lesser emergency classification must be made within 15 minutes of the lesser classification declaration time.

o The agencies must be informed that an upgrade in classification will be coming.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT o The upgraded classification message must be transmitted within 15 minutes of the upgraded classification declaration time.

3 (Step 2) Complete an Emergency Notification Form by one of the following:

Obtain a preprinted ENF.

OR Obtain a blank ENF.

4 (Note prior to Step 2.1) Operator reads Note.

messages are sequentially numbered throughout the drill/event.

5 (Step 2.1 ) Complete Line 1 as follows:

(Step 2.1.1) Check A (Drill)

OR B (Actual Event)

(Step 2.1.2) Record Operator writes message message number) number 1.

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Appendix C Page 6 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 6 (Note prior to Step 2.2) Operator reads Note.

Notification Time and Date will be completed during message transmission.

7 (Step 2.2) On Line 2 check Operator checks "initial" on A (initial). Line 2.

8 (Step 2.3) Complete Line 3 as follows:

(Step 2.3.1) Record Operator records McGuire "McGuire Nuclear Site" as Nuclear Site" as Site on Site. Line 3.

(Step 2.3.2) Record "(704) Operator records "(704) 875-6044" as confirmation 875-6044" as confirmation telephone number. telephone number on Line 3.

9 (Step 2.4) Complete Line 4 as follows:

(Step 2.4.1) Check correct Operator checks "0" for Emergency Classification. GENERAL EMERGENCY on Line 4.

(Step 2.4.2) Record EAL Operator enters ilEAL #

(IC) number. 4.1.G.2.

Operator enters description (Step 2.4.3) Record EAL such as:

(IC) description. "Loss of Any Two Fission Product Barriers AND the Potential Loss of the Third.

Plant operators will recommend protective actions for the public. II OR Selects correct pre-printed form.

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Appendix C Page 7 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 10 (Step 2.5) Complete Line 5 as follows:

(Step 2.5.1) IF Notification Operator recognizes that of Unusual Event, Alert, or this step is NA.

Site Area Emergency ...

(Step 2.5.2) IF General Operator proceeds to Emergency perform the Enclosure 4.4.

following:

(A) Determine Protective Actions Recommendations per Enclosure 4.4 (Protective Action Recommendations) 11 (Enclosure 4.4/Step 1) IF a NOTE TO EXAMINER:

General Emergency is Operator may use chart declared, determine Initial on Enclosure 4.4, page 2 Protective Action of 8. It bypasses page 3 of Recommendations as

8. They may also skip the follows (PIP-M-02-6163):

chart and go to page 3 of

8. Either method is acceptable.

1.1 Obtain the wind speed Operator records wind and direction, use chart speed and direction from recorder 1EEBCR91 00, initial conditions.

point #5 (Average Lower Wind Speed) and point #8 (Average Upper Wind Direction).

Wind Direction (Point 8)

Wind Speed (Point 5):

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Appendix C Page 8 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 12 (Step 1.2) IF chart recorder Operator recognizes this unavailable.... step is NA and proceeds to next step.

13 (Step 2) If wind speed less Operator recognizes that than or equal to 5 mph, wind speed is NOT less recommend the than 5 mph, and continues following ..... on to Step 3.

14 (Step 3) If wind speed is Operator reads Caution 1.

greater than 5 mph, evacuate and shelter zones as shown in the table below Operator reads Caution 2, based on wind direction. and recognizes that it is unknown when the release will be stopped.

(Step 2 Caution 1)

1. Once a zone is selected Operator addresses Table for evacuation, it should not and uses wind direction row be removed. {PIP-M labeled 315.1-337.5.

3483}

(Step 2 Caution 2)

Operator determines that

  • 2. A short term release is zones B, C, D, L, M and R any release that can be must be evacuated for a 2 projected to be 3 hours3.472222e-5 days <br />8.333333e-4 hours <br />4.960317e-6 weeks <br />1.1415e-6 months <br /> or mile radius, and 5 miles less in duration. An downwind.

example would be a "puff release", A controlled release is one that can be Operator determines that started and stopped at the zones A, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, licensee's discretion, such N, 0, P, Q, And S must be as the venting of sheltered.

Containment for pressure control. IF a release is short term and controlled, THEN sheltering in lieu of evacuation should be considered. {PIP-M 3631}

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Appendix C Page 9 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 15 (Step 4) If notified by RP Operator recognizes that Dose Assessment that dose this Step is NA, and does projections or field not check D on Line 5 of measurements indicate that ENF.

Thyroid dose will be ? 5 Rem, KI use by the General Public must be recommended in accordance with State Plans and Policy.

16 (Step 5) For any other Operator recognizes that Protective Action this Step is NA, and does Recommendation, Check E not check E on Line 5 of (Other) and record ENF.

information.

('

lc 17 (Step 6) After initial PARs Operator recognizes that are transmitted to offsite this Step is NA, and agencies, check for large proceeds to next step.

fission product inventory in Containment as follows ...

18 (Step 7) If Containment Operator recognizes that radiation level exceeds this Step is NA, and limits in Step 6.3, ...... proceeds to next step.

19 (Step 8) A McGuire EPZ Operator reads Step.

map is located on page 8 of 8, if it is desired to visually see zones evacuated or sheltered.

20 (Step 9) If notified by RP Operator recognizes that Dose Assessment that dose this Step is NA, and projections or field proceeds to Step 10.

measurements indicate that Thyroid dose will be ? 5 Rem, KI use by the General

( Public must be recommended in accordance with State Plans and Policy.

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Appendix C Page 10 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 21 (Step 10) On a continuing Operator reads Step. and basis, evaluate plant proceeds.

conditions for the need to update PARs. This evaluation should include

.EMF51 AlB readings, wind speed and direction ...

22 (Step 11) Review dose Operator recognizes that projections with the on-shift this Step is NA, and dose assessor (if available) proceeds to Step 12.

to determine if Protective Action Recommendations are required beyond thei 0-mile EPZ.

23 (Step 12) IF Protective Operator recognizes that Action Recommendations this Step is currently NA, are required beyond 10 and returns to Step 2.5.2 B miles, notify the states and of Enclosure 4.1 .

counties and request that they consider sheltering /

evacuating the general populations located beyond the affected 10-mile EPZ.

  • 24 (Step 2.5.2.8) Check B (Evacuate) and record Operator checks 8 on Line affected zones for 5 of ENF and records zones evacuation. B, C, D, L, M and R as evacuate zones.
  • 25 (Step 2.5.2.C) Check C Operator checks C on Line (Shelter) and record 5 of ENF and records, affected zones for zones A, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, sheltering. N, 0, P, Q, and S must be sheltered.

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Appendix C Page 11 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 26 (Step 2.5.2.0) IF notified by Operator recognizes that RP Dose Assessment that this Step is NA, and does dose projections or field not check D on Line 5 of measurements indicate ENF. Operator proceeds Thyroid dose will be equal on to Step 2.5.2.E.

to or greater than 5 Rem, check D 27 (Step 2.5.2.E) For any other Operator recognizes that Protective Action this Step is NA, and does Recommendation, check E not check E on Line 5 of (Other) and record ENF.

information.

28 (Note prior to Step 2.6) An Operator reads Note.

Emergency Release is an unplanned, quantifiable radiological release to the environment during an emergency event. The release does not have to be related to the declared emergency.

29 (Step 2.6) Complete Line 6 Operator recognizes from as follows: initial conditions that the (Step 2.6.1) IF any of the release (Is occurring) and following exists, check B (Is checks B due to EMF-38, Occurring) or C (Has 39, or 40 readings in Trip 2 occurred) as appropriate: (assume this due to LOCA inside containment) and

  • EMF 38, 39, or 40 containment pressure readings indicate an greater than 0.3 psig (Red increase AND Path in Containment).

containment pressure greater than 0.3 psig.

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Appendix C Page 12 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 30 (Step 2.6.2) If no Operator recognizes that emergency release exists, there is an on-going release Check A (None). and that this step is NA (Continues on to Step 2.7) 31 (Step 2.7) Complete Line 7 as follows:

(Step 2.7.1) If no release is Operator recognizes that in progress, Check A (Not there is an on-going release Applicable), Go to Step 2.8. and that this step is NA (Continues on to Step 2.7.2) 32 (Note prior to Step 2.7.2) Operator reads Note.

Release significance is determined by RP.

33 (Step 2.7.2) IF release Operator checks C (Above significance is known, normal operating limits) check B (Within normal after receiving the following operating limits) OR C cue:

(Above normal operating limits) as appropriate, GO TO Step 2.8 Operator goes to Step 2.8 34 (Step 2.8) Complete Line 8 Operator checks B (Stable) by checking appropriate after receiving the following block: cue:

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Appendix C Page 13 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 35 (Note prior to Step 2.9) Operator reads Note.

Information for Line 9 may not be available and is not required for initial notifications.

36 (Step 2.9) Complete Line 9 as follows:

(Step 2.9.1) Record wind Operator records wind direction (1 EEBCR91 00, direction of 329.5° (From point 8, or OAC point, initial conditions).

M1 P0847).

(Step 2.9.2) Record wind Operator records wind speed (1 EEBCR91 00, point speed of 9 mph. (From 5, or GAG point, M1 P0848). initial conditions).

(Step 2.9.3) If time allows, Operator may N/A step.

record precipitation type.

37 (Note prior to Step 2.9.4) Operator reads Note.

Stability class is determined by RP.

38 (Step 2.9.4) If time allows, Operator N/A's Step and check appropriate Stability proceeds.

Class.

39 (Step 2.10) Complete Line 10 as follows:

(Step 2.10.1) Check A Operator checks A (Declaration). (Declaration).

(Step 2.10.2) Record Operator records time and declaration Time and Date. date when JPM was started.

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Appendix C Page 14 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 40 (Step 2.11) Complete Line Operator reads Note.

11 as follows:

(Note prior to Step 2.11)

The following Step may not be all inclusive of all events that may affect all units.

41 (Step 2.11.1) Evaluate the Operator recognizes that following classification for none of the identified events both units: has affected either Unit 1 or Unit 2.

  • Security Event
  • Seismic Event
  • Tornado on site
  • Hurricane force winds on site
  • Fire in SSF
  • Fire affecting shared safety related equipment.

42 (Step 2.11.2) IF event The operator recognizes affects the emergency class that the event does NOT on both units equally, check affect Unit 2 and does NOT All. check ALL.

43 (Step 2.11.3) IF event only Operator recognizes that affects (1) unit OR one (1) the events affect Unit 1 only unit has a higher and checks Unit 1 on Line emergency class, check 11.

appropriate unit.

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Appendix C Page 15 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 44 (Step 2.12) Complete Line After cue, Operator checks 12 as follows: A, records Unit 1 at 0%

power on 0800, 5/12/08.

o Check box for affected unit(s) Operator records Unit 2 at 100% power.

o Record Unit Status for both units 45 (Step 2.13) On Line 13, Operator leaves blank.

record any additional information as directed by the Emergency Coordinator.

46 (Step 2.14) Complete Line Operator recognizes that 17 as follows: the follow-up notification is (a) Have the Emergency due to a change in PAR.

Coordinator approve. Operator completes Line 17 by having the EC approve.

(b) Record Time and Date. Operator records present time and Date.

(Note prior to c) Received Operator reads Note.

by and Time/Date is for State and County use.

(c) Record your name on Operator records their Notified By. name in "Notified By" space on Line 17.

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Appendix C Page 16 of 18 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 47 (Step 3) Transmit the message to Offsite Agencies as described below .....

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME: TIME CRITICAL STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 17 of 18 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Admin - JPM A4 SRO Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET Initial Conditions:

  • You are the WCC SRO/Off-site Communicator.
  • One hour ago, a LOCA inside containment occurred on Unit 1.

The crew implemented EP/1/N5000/ECA-1.1 (Loss of Emergency Coolant Recirc) due to multiple ECCS component failures.

  • A Containment Red path and a Core Cooling Red Path have occurred. The Emergency Coordinator has just declared a General Emergency per RP/O/N5700/000, Enclosure 4.1, EAL #

4.1.G.2 (Loss of Any two Barriers AND Potential loss of the third).

  • A Radioactive Release is still in progress above normal limits.
  • Unit 1EMF 38, 39, 40 are all in trip 2.
  • The TSC has NOT been fully activated.
  • Unit 2 is at 100% power.

INITIATING CUE: The Emergency Coordinator directs you to complete a notification to the state and counties using RP/0/B/5700/029 (Notifications to Offsite Agencies from the Control Room) with the appropriate Protective Action Recommendations.

The following Conditions exist:

  • Current wind direction is 329.5°.
  • Current wind speed is 9 mph.
  • Containment pressure is 15 psig.

Event declaration time/date is now / (current time/date)

This JPM is TIME CRITICAL NUREG 1021, Revision 9

' ' Duke Energy Procedure No.

McGuire Nuclear Station RP/O/B/S700/029 NOTIFICATIONS TO OFFSITE AGENCIES FROM THE Revision No.

CONTROL ROOM 009 Electronic Reference No.

MP0072VO Reference Use PERFORMANCE I This Procedure was printed on 04/29/08 at 10:25:23 from the electronic library as:

(ISSUED) - PDF Format Compare with Control Copy every 14 calendar days while work is being performed.

Compared with Control Copy Date _

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COMPLETION I DYes D NA Checklists and/or blanks initialed, signed, dated, or filled in NA, as appropriate?

DYes 0 NA Required enclosures attached?

DYes 0 NA Charts, graphs, data sheets, etc. attached, dated, identified, and marked?

DYes 0 NA Calibrated Test Equipment, if used, checked out/in and referenced to this procedure?

DYes D NA Procedure requirements met?

Verified By Date Procedure Completion Approved Date Remarks (attach additional pages, ifnecessary)

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RP/O/B/57001029 Page 2 of2 Notifications to Offsite Agencies from the Control Room

1. Symptoms Events are in progress or have occurred that require implementing the McGuire Emergency Plan and notification of offsite agencies. {PIP-M-02-2012}
2. Immediate Actions D 2.1 For Initial Notifications, perform Enclosure 4.1 (Completion and Transmission of an Initial Notification Message).
3. Subsequent Actions D 3.1 For Follow-up Notifications, perform Enclosure 4.2 (Completion andTransmission of a Follow-up Notification Message).

D 3.2 For Termination Messages, perform Enclosure 4.3 (Completion and Transmission of a Termination Notification Message).

4. Enclosures 4.1 Completion and Transmission of an Initial Notification Message 4.2 Completion and Transmission of a Follow-up Notification Message 4.3 Completion and Transmission of a Termination Notification Message 4.4 Offsite Protective Action Recommendations 4.5 NRC Event Notification Worksheet 4.6 County Emergency Response Radio

Enclosure 4.1 RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial Page 1 of 8 Notification Message

1. Make initial notifications according to the following criteria:

Initial Notifications {G-07-0127}

1. Initial notifications to the State(s) and counties must be made within 15 minutes of the event declaration using the Emergency Notification form (ENF).
2. For an upgrade in classification prior to or while transmitting an initial message:

-The notification for the lesser emergency classification must be made within 15 minutes of the lesser classification declaration time.

-The agencies must be informed that an upgrade in classification will be coming.

-The upgraded classification message must be transmitted within 15 minutes of the upgraded classification declaration time.

2. Complete an Emergency Notification Form by one of the following:

D Obtain a preprinted ENF.

D Obtain a blank ENF.

NOTE: Messages are sequentially nu~bered throughout the drill/event beginning with message number 1, and continues until termination of the drill/event.

2.1 Complete Line 1 as follows:

D 2.1.1 Check A (Drill) OR B (Actual Event).

D 2.1.2 Record message number.

NOTE: Notification Time, Date, and Authentication will be completed during message transmission.

D 2.2 On Line 2 check A (Initial).

2.3 Complete Line 3 as follows:

D 2.3.1 Record "McGuire Nuclear Site" as Site.

D 2.3.2 Record (704) 875-6044 as confirmation telephone number.

Enclosure 4.1 RP/O/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial Page 2 of 8 Notification Message 2.4 Complete Line 4 as follows:

D 2.4.1 Check correct emergency classification.

o 2.4.2 Record EAL (IC) number.

D 2.4.3 Record the EAL (IC) description.

2.5 Complete Line 5 as follows:

- - 2.5.1 IF Notification of Unusual Event, Alert, OR Site Area Emergency check A (None), GO TO Step 2.6.

- - 2.5.2 IF General Emergency, perform the following:

D A. Determine Protective Action Recommendations per Enclosure 4.4 (Offsite Protective Action Recommendations).

D B. Check B (Evacuate) and record affected zones for evacuation.

D C. Check C (Shelter) and record affected zones for sheltering.

_ _ D. IF notified by RP Dose Assessment that dose projections or field measurements indicate Thyroid dose will be equal to or greater than 5 R.em, check D. {PIP-G-03-606}

D E. For any other Protective Action Recommendations, check E (Other) and record information.

Enclosure 4.1 RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial Page 3 of 8 Notification Message NOTE: An Emergency Release is an unplanned, quantifiable radiological release to the environment during an emergency event. The release does not have to be related to the declared emergency. {PIP-M-97-4256} {FAM Sect. 3.7, rev. 7}

2.6 Complete Line 6 as follows:

2.6.1 IF any of the following exists, check B (is occurring) OR C (has occurred) as appropriate: {PIP-M-03-2358}

  • EMF 38,39 or 40 readings indicate an increase AND containment pressure greater than 0.3 psig
  • EMF 38, 39 or 40 readings indicate an increase AND a known leak path exists from containment
  • EMF 35, 36 or 37 readings indicate an increase in activity
  • A known release path exists
  • Alternate method of release determination.

2.6.2 IF no emergency release exists, check A (None).

2.7 Complete Line 7 as follows:

2.7.1 IF no release in progress, check A (Not applicable), GO TO Step 2.8.

NOTE: Release significance is determined by RP.

2.7.2 IF release significance is known, check B (Within normal operating limits) OR C (Above normal operating limits) as appropriate, GO TO Step 2.8.

2.7.3 IF release significance is unknown, check D (Under Evaluation).

Enclosure 4.1 RP/01B157001029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial Page 4 of 8 Notification Message D 2.8 Complete Line 8 by checking appropriate block:

A (IMPROVING): Plant conditions involve at least one of the following:

  • Plant parameters (ex. temperature, pressure, level, voltage frequency) are trending favorably toward expected or desired values AND plant conditions could result in a lower classification or emergency termination before the next follow-up notification.
  • Site conditions (ex. wind, ice/snow, ground tremors, hazardous/toxic/radioactive material leak, fire, security events) have become less of a threat to plant operations or personnel safety AND plant conditions could result in a lower classification or emergency termination before the next follow-up notification.

B (STABLE): Plant conditions are neither DEGRADING nor IMPROVING.

C (DEGRADING): Plant conditions involve at least one of the following:

  • Plant parameters (ex. temperature, pressure, level, voltage, frequency) are trending unfavorably away from expected or desired values AND plant conditions could result in a higher classification or Protective Action Recommendation (PAR) before the next follow-up notification.
  • Site conditions (ex. wind, ice/snow, ground tremors, hazardous/toxic/radioactive material leak, fire, security events) impacting plant operations or personnel safety: are worsening AND plant conditions could result in a higher classification or Protective ActionRecommendation (PAR) before the next follow-up notification.

NOTE: Information for Line 9 may not be available and is not required for initial notifications.

2.9 IF required, complete Line 9 as follows:

D 2.9.1 Record wind direction. (1EEBCR9100, point 8, or OAC point, M1P0847)

D 2.9.2 Record wind speed. (1EEBCR9100, point 5, or OAC point, M1P0848) 2.9.3 IF time allows, record precipitation type.

NOTE: Stability class is determined by RP.

2.9.4 IF time allows, check appropriate stability class.

Enclosure 4.1 RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial Page 5 of 8 Notification Message 2.10 Complete Line 10 as follows:

D 2.10.1 Check A (Declaration).

D 2.10.2 Record declaration time and date.

2.11 Complete Line 11 as follows:

NOTE: The following step may not be all inclusive of all events that may affect all units.

D 2.11.1 Evaluate the following for applicability to both units. {PIP-0-M-97-4638, PIP M-03-3294}

  • Security event
  • Seismic event
  • Tornado on site
  • Hurricane force winds on site
  • Loss of both switch yards
  • Fire in SSF
  • Fire affecting shared safety related equipment.

2.11.2 IF event affects the emergency class on both units equally, check All.

2.11.3 IF event only affects one (1) unit OR one (1) unit has a higher emergency class, check appropriate unit.

D 2.12 Complete Line 12 as follows:

  • Check box for affected unites)
  • Record Unit Status for both units D 2.13 On Line 13, record any additional information as directed by the Emergency Coordinator.

2.14 Complete Line 17 as follows:

D 2.14.1 Have the Emergency Coordinator approve.

D 2.14.2 Record time/date.

Enclosure 4.1 RP/0IBJ5700/029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial Page 6 of 8 Notification Message NOTE: Received By and Time/Date is for State and County use.

D 2.14.3 Record your name on Notified By.

3. Transmit the message to Offsite Agencies as described below.

3.1 Use the table below to establish the transmittal frequencies:

Initial Notifications {G-07-0127}

1. Initial notifications to the State(s) and counties must be made within 15 minutes of the event declaration using the Emergency Notification form (ENF).
2. For an upgrade in classification prior to or while transmitting an initial message:

-The notification for the lesser emergency classification must be made within 15 minutes of the lesser classification declaration time.

-The agencies must be informed that an upgrade in classification will be coming.

-The upgraded classification message must be transmitted within 15 minutes of the upgraded classification declaration time.

3.2 Establish communications with Offsite Agencies as follows:

D 3.2.1 Use the Selective Signaling Telephone by depressing H* (star) 1H.

3.2.2 IF the Selective Signaling Telephone fails, notify the Offsite Agencies via bell lines in the order listed:

D A. Iredell County: 9-704-878-3039 D B. Mecklenburg County: 9-704-943-6200 D C. Gaston County: 9-704-866-3300 D D. Lincoln County: 9-704-735-8202 D E. Catawba County: 9-828-464-3112 D F. NCEOC: 9-919-733-3943 D G. Cabarrus County: 9-704-920-3000

Enclosure 4.1 RP/O/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial Page 7 of 8 Notification Message NOTE: State of NC does not have a County Emergency Response Radio. If necessary, request Mecklenburg to contact NC EOC.

3.2.3 IF unable to contact the counties via Selective Signaling or Bell line, use Enclosure 4.6 for the County Emergency Response Radio.

NOTE: Notification Time is the time the first agency is contacted; D 3.3 Record Notification Time and Date on Line 2.

D 3.4 Place a check mark by the state and counties listed on back of form as they come on line.

D 3.5 Advise the state and counties you have. an emergency notification from the McGuire Control Room and to get out an Emergency Notification Form.

NOTE: Message authentication is only required if message transmittal is other than via Selective Signaling.

3.6 IF message is being transmitted on Selective Signaling, GO TO Step 3.8.

3.7 WHEN you reach Line 2, perform the following:

D 3.7.1 REFER TO Authentication Codeword List.

D 3.7.2 Ask the State or a County to authenticate the message.

D 3.7.3 Provide appropriate Codeword.

D 3.7.4 Record the Number on Line 2.

D 3.8 Beginning with Line 1, slowly read the complete message line by line, allowing the receivers ample time to copy.

D 3.9 After communicating the message, ask if there are .any questions.

D 3.10 Record each individual's name, date and time on the back of the form. (This time is the same time as Line 2.)

_ _ 3.11 IF unable to contact any agency, continuous attempts must be made to contact the missing agency (agencies).

3.12 WHEN the missing agency is contacted, record the name, date and time the agency was contacted on the back of the form.

Enclosure 4.1 RP/O/B/57001029 Completion and Transmission of an Initial ' Page 8 of 8 Notification Message 3.13 FAX a copy (front page only) to the agencies as follows:

D 3.13.1 Insert the Emergency Notification Form face down in the FAX.

D 3.13.2 Press "GROUP FAX" button.

D 3.13.3 Press "SEND/RECElVE" button.

3.14 IF any programmed fax button fails, REFER TO RP/OIN57001014 (Emergency Telephone Directory), Enclosure 4.1 (Emergency Response Numbers) for manual FAX numbers.'

D 4. ,The Emergency Coordinator shall make follow-up notifications to State and County authorities utilizing Enclosure 4.2 (Completion and Transmission of a Follow up Notification).

D 5. Notify the NRC Operations Center by completing Enclosure 4.5 (NRC Event Notification Worksheet).

D 6. Transmit Enclosure 4.5 (NRC Event Notification Worksheet) (fax, then verbally call the NRC Operations Center) immediately but no later than 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> of the event declaration using RP/OIN5700/014 (Emergency Telephone Directory), Enclosure 4.2 (NRC Telephone Numbers).

_ _ 7. WHEN this enclosure has been completed, inform the OSM, reporting any deficiencies or problems encountered.

Enclosure 4.2 RP/O/B/57001029 Completion and Transmission of a Page 1 of 8 Follow-up Message NOTE: New initial messages for higher classification upgrades are addressed in Enclosure 4.1. {PIP-M-OI-3711 }

1. Make follow-up notifications according to the following table:

Follow-up Notifications

1. Follow-up notifications to the State(s) and Counties must be made according to the following schedule:

-For a NOUE, every 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> until the emergency is terminated. For ALERT, SAE, or GE every hour until the emergency is terminated.

-If there is any significant change to the situation (make notification as soon as possible).

-As agreed upon with an Emergency Management official from each individual agency..

Documentation shall be maintained for any agreed upon schedule change. The interval for ALERT, SAE, and GE shall not be greater than 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> to any agency.

2. If a follow-up is due and an upgrade to a higher classification is declared, there is no need to complete the follow-up ENF. In this case, the offsite agencies must be notified that the pending follow-up is being superseded by an upgrade to a higher classification and information will be provided.
3. Follow-up messages in the General Emergency classification that involve an upgrade in PARs must be communicated to the offsite agencies as soon us possible and within 15 minutes.
2. Complete an Emergency Notification Form by one of the following:

D Obtain a preprinted ENF.

D Obtain a blank ENF.

Enclosure 4.2 RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a Page 2 of 8 Follow-up Message NOTE: Messages are sequentially numbered throughout the drill/event.

2.1 Complete Line 1 as follows:

D 2-.1.1 Check A (Drill) OR B (Actual Event).

D 2.1.2 Record message number.

NOTE: Notification Time and Date will be completed during message transmission.

D 2.2 On Line 2 check B (Follow-up).

2.3 Complete Line 3 as follows:

D 2.3.1 Record "McGuire Nuclear Site" as Site.

D 2.3.2 Record (704) 875-6044 as confirmation telephone number.

2.4 Complete Line 4 as follows:

D 2.4.1 Check correct emergency classification.

D 2.4.2 Record EAL (IC) number.

D 2.4.3 Record EAL (IC) description.

Enclosure 4.2 RP/OIB/57001029 Completion and Transmission of a Page 3 of 8 Follow-up Message 2.5 Complete Line 5 as follows:

2.5.1 IF Notification of Unusual Event, Alert, OR Site Area Emergency check A (None), GO TO Step 2.6.

. 2.5.2 IF General Emergency perform the following:

D A.Determine Protective Action Recommendations per Enclosure 4.4 (Protective Action Recommendations).

I CAUTION: Once a zone is selected for evacuation, it may never be removed. {PIP-M-03-3483}

DB. Check B (Evacuate) and record affected zones for evacuation.

D C. Check C (Shelter) and record affected zones for sheltering.

_ _ D.IF notified by RP Dose Assessment that dose projections or field measurements indicate Thyroid dose will be equal to or greater than 5 Rem, checkD. {P~-G-03-606}

D E. For any other Protective Action Recommendation, check E (Other) and record information.

NOTE: An Emergency Release is an unplanned, quantifiable radiological release to the environment during an emergency event. The release does not have to be related to the declared emergency. {PIP-M-97-4256} {FAM Sect. 3.7, rev. 7}

2.6 Complete Line 6 as follows:

2.6.1 IF any of the following exists, check B (Is occurring) or C (Has occurred) as appropriate: {PIP-M-03-2358}

  • EMF 38, 39 or 40 readings indicate an increase AND containment pressure greater than 0.3 psig
  • EMF 38, 39 or 40 readings indicate an increase AND a known leak path exists from containment
  • EMF 35, 36 or 37 readings indicate an increase in activity
  • A known release path exists
  • Alternate method of release determination.

Enclosure 4.2 RP/O/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a Page 4 of 8 Follow-up Message 2.6.2 IF no emergency release exists, check A (None).

2.7 Complete Line 7 as follows:

2.7.1 IF no release in progress, check A (Not applicable), GO TO Step 2.8.

NOTE: Release significance is determined by RP.

2.7.2 IF release significance is known, check B (Within normal operating limits) OR C (Above normal operating limits) as appropriate, GO TO Step 2.8.

2.7.3 IF release significance is unknown, check D (Under evaluation).

D 2.8 Complete Line 8 by checking appropriate block:

A (IMPROVING): Plant conditions involve at least one of the following:

  • Plant parameters (ex. temperature, pressure, level, voltage frequency) are trending favorably toward expected or desired values AND plant conditions could result in a lower classification or emergency termination before the next follow-up notification.
  • Site conditions (ex. wind, ice/snow, ground tremors; hazardous/toxic/radioactive material leak, fire, security events) have become less of a threat to plant operations or personnel safety AND plant conditions could result in a lower classification or emergency termination before the next follow-up notification.

B (STABLE): Plant conditions are neither DEGRADING nor IMPROVING.

C (DEGRADING): Plant conditions involve at least one of the following:

  • Plant parameters (ex. temperature, pressure, level, voltage, frequency) are trending unfavorably away from expected or desired values AND plant conditions could result in a higher classification or Protective Action Recommendation (PAR) before the next follow-up notification.
  • Site conditions (ex. wind, ice/snow, ground tremors, hazardous/toxic/radioactive material leak, fire, security events) impacting plant operations or personnel safety are worsening AND plant conditions could result in a higher classification or Protective Action Recommendation (PAR) before the next follow-up notification.

Enclosure 4.2 RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a Page 5 of 8 Follow-up Message 2.9 Complete Line 9 as follows:

D 2.9.1 Record wind direction. (lEEBCR9100, point 8, or OAC point, M1P0847)

D 2.9.2 Record wind speed. (lEEBCR9100, point 5, or OAC point, M1P0848)

D 2.9.3 Record precipitation type.

NOTE: Stability class is determined by RP.

D 2.9.4 Check appropriate stability class.

2.10 Complete Line 10 as follows:

D 2.10.1 Check A (Declaration).

D 2.10.2 Record declaration time and date.

"2.11 Complete Line 11 as follows:

NOTE: The following step may not be all inclusive of all events that may affect all units.

D 2.11.1 Evaluate the following for classification for both units. {PIP-O-M-97-4638, M 3294}

  • Security event
  • Seismic event
  • Tornado on site
  • Hurricane force winds on site
  • Loss of,both switch yards.
  • Fire in SSF
  • Fire affecting shared safety related equipment.

2.11.2 IF event affects the emergency class on both units equally, check All.

2.11.3 IF event only affects one (1) unit OR one (1) unit has a higher emergency class, check appropriate unit.

- Enclosure 4.2 RP/O/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a Page 6 of 8 Follow-up Message D 2.12 Complete Line 12 by checking affected unites) AND recording unit status for both units.

D 2.13 On Line 13, record any additional information as directed by the Emergency Coordinator.

2.14 IF the follow-up notification is due to a change in Protective Action Recommendations, perform the following A. Complete Line 17 as follows:

D a) Have the Emergency Coordinator approve.

D b) Record time/date.

NOTE: Received By and TimeIDate is for State and County use.

D c) Record your name on Notified By.

D d) Transmit the message per Enclosure 4.1 (Completion and Transmission of an Initial Notification), Step 3.

2.15 IF A (NONE) was checked on Line 6, GO TO Step 2.20.

2.16 IF a copy of HP/0/B/1009/029 (Initial Response On-Shift Dose Assessment), Enclosure 5.3 (Completing Radiological Portion of Emergency Notification Form), page 4 of 4, is available perform the following:

2.16.1 Write SEE ATTACHED, across the lines 14, 15 and 16 on the ENF.

2.16.2 Fax this page with the ENF.

2.16.3 GO TO Step 2.20.

NOTE: The following information is obtained from RP.

2.17 Complete Line 14 as follows:

D 2.17.1 For release type, check C (Ground).

D 2.17.2 For Units check B (Ci/sec).

D 2.17.3 Complete magnitude for type of release.

D 2.17.4 Check A (Airborne), OR B (Liquid) as appropriate and record release start and/or stop times as appropriate.

Enclosure 4.2 RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a Page 7 of 8 Follow-up Message 2.18 Complete Line 15 by recording the following:

D 2.18.1 Projection period (hours).

D 2.18.2 Estimated Release Duration (hours).

D 2.18.3 Projection performed (Time/Date).

D 2.19 Complete Line 16 by recording projected doses.

2.20 Complete Line 17 as follows:

D 2.20.1 Have the Emergency Coordinator approve.

D 2.20.2 Record time/date.

NOTE: Received By and TimelDate is for State and County use.

D 2.20.3 Record your name on Notified By.

2.21 WHEN message is ready to be transmitted, record notification TimelDate on Line 2.

2.22 Fax a copy (front page only) of the ENF and if available, HP/O/B/1009/021 (Initial Response On-Shift Dose Assessment), Enclosure 5.3 (Completing Radiological Portion of Emergency Notification Form), page 3 of 3 to the Agencies as follows:

D 2.22.1 Insert Emergency Notification Form face down in the FAX.

D 2.22.2 Press "GROUP FAX" button.

D 2.22.3 Press "SEND/RECEIVE" button.

2.23 IF any programmed fax button fails, REFER TO RP/0/N5700/014 (Emergency Telephone Directory), Enclosure 4.1 (Emergency Response Numbers) for manual FAX numbers.

Enclosure 4.2 RP/O/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a Page 8 of 8 Follow-up Message 2.24 Establish communications with Offsite Agencies as follows:

D 2.24.1 Use the Selective Signaling Telephone by depressing "* (star) 1".

2.24.2 IF the Selective Signaling Telephone fails, notify the Offsite Agencies via bell lines in the order listed:

D A. Iredell County: 9-704-878-3039 D B. Mecklenburg County: 9-704-943-6200 D C. Gaston County: 9-704-866-3300 D D. Lincoln County: 9-704-735-8202 D E. Catawba County: 9-828-464-3112 D F. NCEOC: 9-919-733-3943 D G. Cabarrus County: 9-704-920-3000.

NOTE: State of NC does not have a County Emergency Response Radio. If necessary, request Mecklenburg to contact NC EOC.

2.24.3 IF unable to contact the counties via Selective Signaling or Bell line, use Enclosure 4.6 for the County Emergency Response Radio.

2.25 Ensure the following {PIP-M-04-735}:

D 2.25.1 FAX was received.

D 2.25.2 Answer any questions.

D 2.25.3 Record the individuals' name, date and time on the back of the notification form.

(This time is the same time as Line 2.)

Enclosure 4.3 RP/O/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a Page 1 of 3 Termination Message NOTE: Messages are sequentially numbered throughout the drill/event.

1. Obtain and complete a copy of a blank Emergency Notification Form as follows:

1.1 Complete Line 1 as follows:

D 1.1.1 Check if A (Drill) OR B (Actual Event).

D 1.1.2 Record message number.

NOTE: Notification Time and Date' on Line 2 will be completed during message transmission.

1.2 Complete Line 3 as follows:

D 1.2.1 Record "McGuire Nuclear Station" as Site.

D 1.2.2 Record (704) 875-6044 as confirmation telephone number.

1.3 Complete Line 10 as follows:

D 1.3.1 Check B (Termination).

D 1.3.2 Record time/date event terminated.

D 1.4 On Line 13, record any additional information as directed by the Emergency Coordinator.

1.5 Complete Line 17 as follows:

D 1.5.1 Have Emergency Coordinator approve.

D 1.5.2 Record date/time.

NOTE: Received By and Time and Date is for State and County use.

D 1.5.3 Record your name on Notified By.

Enclosure 4.3 RP/0/B/5700/029 Completion and Transmission of a Page 2 of 3 Termination Message

2. Transmit the message to offsite agencies as follows:

2.1 Establish communication with offsite agencies as follows:

D 2.1.1 Use the Selective Signaling Telephone by depressing "* (star) 1".

2.1.2 IF the Selective Signaling Telephone fails, notify the Offsite Agencies via bell lines in the order listed:

D A. Iredell County: 9-704-878-3039 D B. Mecklenburg County: 9-704-943-6200 D C. Gaston County: 9-704-866-3300 D D. Lincoln County: 9-704-735-8202 D E. Catawba County: 9-828-464-3112 0 F. NCEOC: 9-919-733-3943 D G. Cabarrus County: 9-704-920-3000 NOTE: State of NC does not have a County Emergency Response Radio. If necessary, request Mecklenburg to contact NC EOC.

2.1.3 IF unable to contact the counties via Selective Signaling or Bell line, use Enclosure 4.6 for the County Emergency Response Radio.

NOTE: Notification time is the time the first agency is contacted.

D 2.2 Record Notification Time and date on Line 2.

D 2.3 Place a check mark by the state and counties listed on back of form as they come on line.

D 2.4 Advise the state and counties you have an emergency notification from the McGuire Control Room and to get out an Emergency Notification Form.

2.5 IF message is being transmitted on Selective Signaling, GO TO Step 2.7.

Enclosure 4.3 RP/O/B/57001029 Completion and Transmission of a Page 3 of3 Termination Message NOTE: Message authentication is only required if message transmittal is other than via Selective Signaling.

2.6 WHEN you reach Line 2, perform the following:

D 2.6.1 REFER TO Authentication Codeword List.

D 2.6.2 Ask the State or a County to authenticate the message.

D 2.6.3 You provide appropriate Codeword.

D 2.6.4 Record the Number on Line 2.

D 2.7 Beginning with Line 1, slowly read the complete message line by line, allowing the receivers ample time to copy.

D 2.8 After communicating the message, ask if there are any questions.

D 2.9 Record individuals' names, date and times on the back of the form. (This time is the same time as Line 2.)

2.10 IF unable to contact any agency, continuous attempts must be made to contact the missing agency (agencies).

2.11 WHEN the missing agency is contacted, record the name, date and time the agency was contacted on the back of the form.

2.12 FAX a copy (front page only) to the agencies as follows:

D 2.12.1 Insert the Emergency Notification Form face down in the FAX.

D 2.12.2 Press "GROUP FAX" button.

D 2.12.3 Press "SEND/RECEIVE" button.

2.13 IF any programmed fax button fails REFER TO RP/OIA/57001014 (Emergency Telephone Directory), Enclosure 4.1 (Emergency Response Numbers) for manual FAX number.

Enclosure 4.4 RP/O/B/57001029 Offsite Protective Action Recommendations Page 1 of 8 NOTE: 1. Protective Action Recommendations (PARs) for the public apply during a General Emergency, and include sheltering, evacuation and consideration of K.I use. PARs are based on plant conditions independent of projected dose, and can also be based on projected dose. Protective Action Guides (PAGs) are levels of radiation dose at which prompt protective actions should be initiated and are based on EPA-400-R-92-001, Manual of protective Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents. The projected dose PARs specified in this enclosure are based on the PAGs listed below.

The PAG for K.I is taken from Potassium Iodide as a Thyroid Blocking Agent in Radiation Emergencies, FDA Guidance, November 2001 and Guidance for Industry, K.I in Radiation Emergencies, Questions and Answers, FDA, December 2002. {23}

PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDES (PAGs)

Projected Dose Total Effective Dose Committed Dose Recommendation Equivalent (TEDE) Equivalent (CDE)

Thyroid

< 1 rem <5 rem No Protective Action is required based on projected dose.

~ 1 rem ~5rem Evacuate affected zones and shelter the remainder of the 10-mile EPZ not evacuated.

N/A 2:: 5 rem Consider the use of K.I (potassium iodide) in accordance with State Plans and Policy.

2. IF desired, you may refer to the flow chart of page 2 of this enclosure. {PIP M 5137, C.A.3}

Enclosure 4.4 RPI~ 5700/029-Offsite Protective Action Recommendations Page 2 of 8, General Emergency declared no Recommend evacuatlon'"

Is of 2-mile radius and zones 5 Recommend:

wind speed Are miles downwind.

Evacuate'!' zones:

less than or dose projections Recommend shelter-in-place A,B,C,D,L,M,N,O,R equal to or remaining zones. Refer to (5 miles around) 5 mph? yes field measurements Encl. 4.4, pg. 4 of 8.

Shelter-in-place zones:

E, F, G, H, I, J, K, P, Q, S ~ 5 rem CDE / ' yes thyroid?

Recommend the consideration no INITIAL PAR DETERMINATION of KI use by the public, {23}

UPGRADE PAR Continue monitoring parameters in this flowchart loop to recommend PAR upgrades:

DETERMINATION 1. Assess containment conditions for a large fission product inventory, dose projection calculations, wind speed, wind direction and field monitoring team data to determine the need to update PARs.

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2. Review dose projections to determine if protective actions are required beyond the 10-mile EPZ.

Are offsite dose Has Are Is projections wind speed or ose projection a large fission no ~ 1 rem TEDE no wind direction changed no or no product inventory and/or sufficiently to affect zones field measurements greater than gap activity not previously ~ 5 rem CDE in containment? ~ 5 rem CDE thyroid in any zones not evacuated? thyroid?

Refer to Encl. 4.4, pg. 5 of 8. previously evacuated?

yes yes Recommend the consideration yes yes of KI use by the public. {23}

Recommend evacuatlon'" of Recommend evacuatlon'" of Recommend evacuation'" (1) Evacuate unless conditions make 5-mile radius and 10 miles affected zone(s) with dose projections of additional zone(s) per evacuation dangerous as determined by

~ 1 rem TEDE and/or Encl. 4.4, pg. 4 of 8. state and local agencies, e.g., dangerous downwind.

travel conditions or special populations.

Shelter-in-place ~ 5 rem CDE thyroid. Shelter-in-place for any Consider shelter-in-place for a short term all other zones not previously Shelter remainder of 10-mile EPZ zones not previously release if accurately projected to be oS three evacuated. Refer to Encl. 4.4, not previously evacuated. evacuated. hours and controlled by the licensee.

pg. 6 of 8.

Enclosure 4.4 RP/O/B/57001029 Offsite Protective Action Recommendations Page 3 of 8

1. IF a General Emergency is declared, determine Initial Protective Action Recommendations as follows (PIP-M-02-6163):

D 1.1 Obtain the wind speed and direction, use chart recorder lEEBCR9100, point #5 (Average Lower Wind Speed) and point #8 (Average Upper Wind Direction).

Wind Direction (Point 8): _

Wind Speed (Point 5): _

1.2 IF Chart Recorder unavailable, obtain wind direction from one of the following sources, preferred sequence:

D A. Unit 1 OAC:

  • Average Upper Wind Direction - MIP0847
  • Average Lower Wind Speed - MIP0848.

DB. DPC Meteorologist (9-704-382-0139 or 9-704-373-7896).

D C. National Weather Service in Greer, S.C. (9-864-879-1085 or 9-800-268-7785).

2. IF wind speed less than or equal to 5 MPH, recommend the following:

CAUTION: 1. Once a zone is selected for evacuation, it should not be removed. {PIP-M-03-3483}

2. A short term release is any release that can be projected to be 3 hours3.472222e-5 days <br />8.333333e-4 hours <br />4.960317e-6 weeks <br />1.1415e-6 months <br /> or less in duration. An example would be a "puff release". A controlled release is one that can be started and stopped at the licensee's discretion, such as the venting of Containment for pressure control. IF a release is short term and controlled, THEN sheltering in lieu of evacuation should be considered. {PIP-M-05-3631}

D 2.1 Evacuate zones A, B, C, D, L, M, N, 0, R. (See Caution 2 above)

D 2.2 Shelter zones E, F, G, H, I, J, K, P, Q, S.

Enclosure 4.4 RP/O/B/57001029 Offsite Protective Action Recommendations Page 4 of 8

3. IF wind speed is greater than 5 MPH, evacuate and shelter zones as shown in the table below based on wind direction:

CAUTION: 1. Once a zone is selected for evacuation, it should not be removed. {PIP-M-03-3483}

2. A short term release is any release that can be projected to be 3 hours3.472222e-5 days <br />8.333333e-4 hours <br />4.960317e-6 weeks <br />1.1415e-6 months <br /> or less in duration. An example would be a "puff release". A controlled release is one that can be started and stopped at the licensee's discretion, such as the venting of Containment for pressure control. IF a release is short term and controlled, THEN sheltering in lieu of evacuation should be considered. {PIP-M-05-3631}

Protective Action Zones Determination I Wind Speed Greater than 5 Miles per Hour I Wind Direction (deg from N)

Chart Recorder 1EEBCR9100 Point # 8 Average Upper Wind Evacuate* Shelter Direction 2 Mile Radius-5 Mile Downwind Remaining Sectors 0.1 - 22.5 B,C,D,L,M,O,R A,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,P,Q,S 22.6-45.0 B,C,D,L,M,O,R A,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,P,Q,S 45.1- 67.5 B,C,D,L,M,O,R A,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,P,Q,S 67.6- 90.0 B,C,D,L,M,N,O,R A,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,P,Q,S 90.1- 112.5 B,C,L,M,N,O,R A,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,P,Q,S 112.6 - 135.0 A,B,C,L,M,N,O,R D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,P,Q,S 135.1- 157.5 A,B,C,L,M,N,O D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,P,Q,R,S 157.6 - 180.0 A,B,C,L,M,N D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,O,P,Q,R,S 180.1 - 202.5 A,B,C,L,M,N D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,O,P,Q,R,S 202.6 - 225.0 A,B,C,D,L,M,N E,F,G,H,I,J,K,O,P,Q,R,S 225.1- 247.5 A,B,C,D,L,M E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,O,P,Q,R,S 247.6 - 270.0 A,B,C,D,L,M E,F ,G,H,I,J ,K,N,O,P,Q,R,S 270.1 - 292.5 A,B,C,D,L*,M E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,O,P,Q,R,S 292.6 - 315.0 A,B,C,D,L,M E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,O,P,Q,R,S 315.1 - 337.5 B,C,D,L,M,R A,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,O,P,Q,S 337.6 - 360.0 B,C,D,L,M,R A,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,N,O,P,Q,S

  • See Cautions 1 and 2 above.

_ _ 4. IF notified by RP Dose Assessment that dose projections or field measurements indicate that Thyroid dose will be ~ 5 Rem, KI use by the General Public must be recommended in accordance with State Plans and Policy. {PIP-G-03-606}

5. For any other Protective Action Recommendation, check E (Other) and record informtion.

Enclosure 4.4 RP/O/B/57001029 Offsite Protective Action Recommendations Page 5 of 8

6. After the Initial PARS are transmitted to offsite agencies, check for large fission product inventory in containment as follows:

6.1 IF the OAC is available, call up the following computer points based on need:

Unit 1 OAC Unit 2 OAC MIA0829* M2A0829 MIA0835 M2A0835.

6.2 IF the OAC is unavailable, use the following EMF's:

Unit 1 Unit 2 IEMF5lA 2EMF5lA IEMF5lB 2EMF5IB.

D 6.3 Check if containment radiation level exceeds the following limits based on time after shutdown:

TIME AFTER SHUTDOWN (hours) EMF51A(B) reading(RIHR)

>0-2 864

>2-4 624

>4-8 450

>8 265

Enclosure 4.4 RP/O/B/5700/029 Offsite Protective Action Recommendations Page 6 of 8

7. IF containment radiation level exceeds limits in Step 6.3, perform the following:

D 7.1 Evacuate and shelter zones in the table below based on wind direction:

CAUTION: 1. Once a zone is selected for evacuation, it should not be removed. {PIP-M-03-3483}

2. A short term release is any release that can be projected to be 3 hours3.472222e-5 days <br />8.333333e-4 hours <br />4.960317e-6 weeks <br />1.1415e-6 months <br /> or less in duration. An example would be a "puff release". A controlled release is one that can be started and stopped at the licensee's discretion, such as the venting of Containment for pressure control. IF a release is short term and controlled, THEN sheltering in lieu of evacuation should be considered. {PIP-M-05-3631}

Protective Action Zones Determination I For Containment Radiation Levels Exceeding GAP Activity ,-

Wind Direction (deg from N)

Chart Recorder lEEBCR9100 Point # 8 Average Upper Wind Evacuate* Shelter Direction 5 Mile Radius-l0 Mile Downwind Remaining Sectors 0.1 -22.5 A,B,C,D,E,F,L,M,N,O,R,S G,H,I,J,K,P,Q 22.6-45.0 A,B,C,D,E,L,M,N,O,Q,R,S F,G,H,I,J ,K,P 45.1- 67.5 A,B,C,D,E,L,M,N,O,Q,R,S F,G,H,I,J,K,P 67.6-90.0 A,B,C,D,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S E,F,G,H,I,J,K 90.1-112.5 A,B,C,D,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S E,F ,G,H,I,J 112.6 - 135.0 A,B,C,D,I,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S E,F,G,H,J 135.1 - 157.5 A,B,C,D,I,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R E,F,G,H,J,S 157.6 - 180.0 A,B,C,D,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,R E,F,G,H,Q,S 180.1- 202.5 A,B,C,D,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,R E,F,Q,S 202.6 - 225.0 A,B,C,D,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,R E,F,Q,S 225.1- 247.5 A,B,C,D,F,G,H,I,J,L,M,N,O,R E,K,P,Q,S 247.6 - 270.0 A,B,C,D,F,G,H,I,J,L,M,N,O,R E,K,P,Q,S 270.1 - 292.5 A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,J,L,M,N,O,R I,K,P,Q,S 292.6 - 315.0 A,B,C,D,E,F,G,L,M,N,O,R H,I,J ,K,P,Q,S 315.1- 337.5 A,B,C,D,E,F,G,L,M,N,O,R H,I,J,K,P,Q,S 337.6 - 360.0 A,B,C,D,E,F,L,M,N,O,R,S G,H,I,J,K,P,Q

  • See Cautions 1 and 2 above.

Enclosure 4.4 RP/0/B/5700/029 Offsite Protective Action Recommendations Page 7 of 8

8. A McGuire EPZ map is located on page 8 of 8, if it is desired to visually see zones evacuated or sheltered.
9. IF notified by RP Dose Assessment that dose projections or field measurements indicate that Thyroid dose will be 2: 5 Rem, Kl use by the General Public must be recommended in accordance with State Plans and Policy. {PIP-G-03-606}
10. On a continuing basis, evaluate specific plant conditions including: large fission product inventory in containment, EMF 51 AlB readings, offsite dose projections, wind speed and wind direction, field monitoring team data, and assess the need to update Protective Action Recommendations made to the states and counties in the previous notification.
11. Review dose projections with the on-shift dose assessor (if available) to determine if Protective Action Recommendations are required beyond the 10-mile EPZ.
12. IF Protective Action Recommendations are required beyond 10 miles, notify the states and counties and request that they consider sheltering/evacuating the general populations located beyond the affected lO-mile EPZ.

Enclosure 4.4 RP/O/B/57001029 Offsite Protective Action Recommendations Page 8 of 8 McGUIRE PROTECTIVE ACTION ZONES (2 and 5 mile radius, inner circles) lO-MILEEPZ 4:o

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Enclosure 4.5 RP/OIB/5700/029 NRC Event Notification Worksheet Page 1 of 2 STATE: THIS IS THE McGUIRE NUCLEAR SITE IN NRC REGION 2 MAKING AN EVENT NOTIFICATION REPORT' 7 -.:<JCATION UNIT CALLER'S NAME CALLBACK TELEPHONE #: NRC OPERATIONS

" /DATE ENS 1-888-270-0173 OFFICER CONTACTED or (704) - 875-6044 EVENT TIME & ZONE EVENT I POWERIMODE BEFORE POWER/MODE AFfER (time)

Region IT (zone)

DATE I

EVENT CLASSIFICATIONS I-Hr Non-Emergency 8-Hr Non-Emergency 10CFR 50.72(b)3 GENERAL EMERGENCY (50.72 bl(a) TS Deviation (72.75)(cl) Spent Fuel Storage SSC defect.

SITE AREA EMERGENCY (72.75)(c2) Spent Fuel Storage degradation.

ALERT (70.52) (a) and (b) Accidental Criticality (7~. 75)(c3) Fuel Storage related offsite medical.

OR (72.74) (a) Loss or theft of SNM UNUSUAL EVENT (50.72 b3 (Xll) Offsite Medical TRANSPORTATION (10 CPR 20) 4-Hr Non-Emergency (50.72 b3 (ll)(A>> Degraded Condition MATERIAUEXPOSURE (10 CPR (50.72 b2 (I) TS Required SID (50.72 b3 (ll)(B>> Unanalyzed Condition 20)

OTHER (50.72b2 (IV)(A>> ECCS Discharge to RCS (50.72 b3 (IV)(A>> Valid Actuation of System listed in Encl. 4.3.

(50.72 b2 (IV)(B>> RPS Actuation - critical (50.72 b3 (V)(A>> Safe SID Capability scram (50.72 b2 (XI) Offsite Notification (50.72 b3 (V)(B>> RHR Capability (72.75)(bl Deviation from ISFSI (50.72 b3 (V)(C>> Control of Rad Release T.S.

[70.50(a)] SNM Protective action(s) (50.72 b3 (V)(D>> Accident Mitigation PHYSICAL SECURITY (73.71) (50.72 b3 (X)(Ill) Lost ENS (50.72 b3 (X)(Ill) Lost Other Assess.lComms (50.72 b3 (X)(Ill) Emergency Siren INOP 24-Hr. Non-Emergency Material/Exposure (10CFR20)

(72.75)(dl) Fuel Storage equipment failure.

\

(73 App G) safeguards vulnerabilities 26.73 Significant events involving fitness for duty.

(70.50(bl>> Contamination event restrictions.

(70.50(b2>> Equipment failure (70.50(b3>> Unplanned medical treatment (70.50(b4>> Fire/explosion damage to licensed material ISFI Certificate of Compliance EVENT DESCRIPTION Include: Systems affected, actuation's & their initiating signals, causes, effect of event on plant, actions taken or planned, etc.

Continue on Enclosure 4.5 page 2 of 2 if necessary.

NOTIFICATIONS YES NO WILL ANYTHING UNUSUAL OR NOT UNDERSTOOD? 0 YES o NO BE NRC RESIDENT (Explain above)

STATE(s) DID ALL SYSTEMS FUNCTION AS YES 0 o NO

...------------+----+-----+----1 REQUIRED LOCAL (Exp lain above)

OTHER GOV AGENCIES MODE OF OPERATION EST. ADDITIONAL INFOR ON BACK RESTART MEDIA/PRESS RELEASE UNTIL CORRECTED DATE: DYES o NO

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Enclosure 4.5 RP/O/B/5700/029 NRC Event Notification Worksheet Page 2 of 2

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l....OGICAL RELEASES: CHECK OR Fll.L IN APPLICABLE ITEMS (specific details/explanations should be covered in event description)

...2UIDRELEASE GASEOUS RELEASE UNPLANNED RELEASE trLANNED RELEASE ONGOING TERMINATED MONITORED UNMONITORED PFFSITE RELEASE tr.s. EXCEEDED RMALARMS lAREASEVACUATED PERSONNEL EXPOSED OR CONTAMINATED PFFSITE PROTECTIVE ACTIONS RECOMMENDED State release path in description NOTE: Contact Radiation Protection Shift to obtain the following information.

IF the notification is due and. the information is not available, THEN mark "Not Available" and complete the notification.

Release Rate (Ci/sec) %T.S. LIMIT HOOGUIDE Total Activity (Ci) %T.S. LIMIT HOOGUIDE Noble Gas 0.1 Ci/sec 1000 Ci Iodine 10 uCi/sec 0.01 Ci Particulate 1 uCiisec 1 mCi Liquid (excluding tritium 10 uCi/min 0.1 Ci

& dissolved noble gases)

Liquid (tritium) 0.2 Ci/min 5Ci Total Activity RECORD MONITORS PLANT STACK CONDENSER! MAIN STEAM LINE SGBLOWDOWN OTHER IN ALARM (EMF 35, 36, 37) AIR EJECTOR (UNIT I-EMF 24,25 ,26,i7 (EMF 34)

(EMF 33) UNIT 2-EMF 10, 11, 12,13)

RAD MONITOR READINGS:.

ALARM SETPOINTS: TRIP n

~ T.S. LIMIT.(lf applicable) NOT APPLICABLE NOT APPLICABLE r~'> SGTUBE LEAKS: CHECK OR FILL IN APPLICABLE ITEMS (specific details/explanations should be covered in event description) lLOCATION OF THE LEAK (e.g. SG#, valve, pipe, etc.):

LEAK RATE: gpmlgpd .S. LIMITS EXCEEDED: UDDEN OR LONG TERM DEVELOPMENT:

tEAK START DATE: TIME: tOOLANT ACTIVITY: PRIMARY SECONDARY Last Sample) Xeeq mCilml Xe eq_ _ _mCi/ml Iodine eq. mCi/ml Iodine eq. mCi/ml lLISTOF SAFETY RELATED EQUIPMENT NOT OPERATIONAL:

EVENT DESCRIPTION (Continued from Enclosure 4.5 Page 1 of 2)

Enclosure 4.6 RP/O/B/57001029 County Emergency Response Radio Page 1 of 1 CPI Remote Instructions When to Use: To contact the county Warning Point(s) (WP) when the Selective Signaling Network and Bell system are out of service and during monthly or other scheduled radio checkouts with the desired locations.

Volume Control: Adjusts the volume of the speaker and also adjusts the volume of the "beep tone", which indicates incoming call.

Keypad: Used to enter code to call the Individual County WP or group call to all CountyWPs.

County Encoder Tone Mecklenburg 21*

Gaston 26*

Lincoln 25*

Iredell 23*

Catawba 27*

Cabarrus 28*

Group Call for all Counties 20*

Making a Call NOTE: Before each voice transmission, depress the PTT (push-to-talk) bar on handset for one second and then begin to speak. Transmit (TX) light on bottom of the remote face will be on when PTT bar is depressed. To listen, release the PTT bar.

1. Lift the hand set.
2. Enter the desired 2-digit county code (or 20 for group call) and press the
  • key.
3. After hearing the activate tone (-3 sec.), depress the PTT bar and begin to speak. Await a response from the called party or parties.
4. If desired, use Duke Energy radio code signals in your transmissions.
5. After the call is complete, sign off by identifying your station (WQC700) as clear.
6. Return radio to the ready state by the following: replace the handset; set the volume at mid scale so the beep tone can be heard.

Answering a Call

1. If a new incoming call is received, a beep tone pulse will be heard and the transmit (TX) light will blink.

(TX light is on bottom of remote face.)

2. Lift the handset and depress the PTT bar.
3. Wait approximately one second and speak to answer the call
4. To listen, release the PIT bar.
5. After the call is complete, sign off by identifying your station (WQC700) as clear.
6. Return radio to the ready state by the following: replace the handset; set the volume at mid scale so the beep tone can be heard.

ES-301 Control Room/In-Plant Systems Outline Form ES-301-2 Final Facility: McGuire Date of Examination: 5/12/08 Exam Level (circle one): RO (only) / SRO(I) I SRO (U) Operating Test No.: N08-1 Control Room Systems@ (8 for RO; 7 for SRO-I; 2 or 3 for SRO-U, including 1 ESF)

Type Code* Safety System / JPM Title Function

a. 001 Control Rod Drive System 8,0 Retrieve a Dropped Control Rod
b. EPE 038 Steam Generator Tube Rupture S,N,A 3 NC Cooldown During SGTR C. 003 Reactor Coolant Pump System 8,M,A 4P Start 111 8 11 Reactor Coolant Pump
d. 061 Auxiliary/Emergency Feedwater System 8,M 48 Operate the Turbine Driven CA Pump from the Control Room
e. 026 Containment Spray System S,N,A,EN 5 Manually Actuate Containment Spray System
f. APE 036 Fuel Handling Incidents Start Outside Air Pressure Filter Fan Following Damage of Spent Fuel 8,M 8 Assembly
g. 015 Nuclear Instrumentation System S,D,A,L 7 Respond to a Source Range Nuclear Instrumentation Failure
h. 062 AC Electrical Distribution System S,M 6 Restoration of Power to Unit 1 6900V Buses using Offsite Power In-Plant Systems@ (3 for RO; 3 for SRO-I; 3 or 2 for SRO-U)
i. 004 Chemical and Volume Control System D,R,E 1 Emergency Borate the Reactor Coolant System Locally Using 2NV-269
j. APE 065 Loss of Instrument Air D,A,E 8 Ensure Proper Response of Diesel VI Compressors on Loss of VI
k. EPE 055 Station Blackout D,E 6 Establish NC Pump Seal Injection from the SSF NUREG-1 021, Revision 9

ES-301 Control Room/In-Plant Systems Outline Form ES-301-2 Final

@ All RO and SRO-I control room (and in-plant) systems must be different and serve different safety functions; all 5 SRO-U systems must serve different safety functions; in-plant systems and functions may overlap those tested in the control room.

  • Type Codes Criteria for RO 1 SRO-I 1 SRO-U (A)lternate path 4-6 (5) 14-6 (5) 1 2-3 (3)

(C)ontrol room (D)irect from bank 8 (5) /:.~;: 8 (5) 1 4 (3)

(E)mergency or abnormal in-plant 1 (3) I;.:::: 1 (3) 1 1 (2)

(EN)gineered Safety Feature 1 w 1 1 (1) (Control Room System)

(L)ow-Power 1 Shutdown 1(1)/21(1)1 1(1)

(N)ew or (M)odified from bank including 1(A) 2 (6) 1 2 (5) 1 1 (2)

(P)revious 2 exams 3 (0) 1 3 (0)1 2 (0) (Randomly Selected)

(R)CA 1 (1 )/:~~ 1 (1) 1 1 (1)

(S)imulator NUREG-1021, Revision 9

ES-301 Control Room/In-Plant Systems Outline Form ES-301-2 Final JPM Summary JPM A This is Bank JPM-IC-IRE:009. The Operator will be placed in a situation with Unit 1 at 55% power, and Control Rod H-8 dropped into the core. The operator will be told that the unit is conditioned for 100% power, the rod has been dropped 15 minutes, and that IAE has repaired the cause of the dropped rod. The operator will be required to recover Rod H-8 and align it to within +/- 4 steps of Control Bank lOiS indicated position using Enclosure 1 of AP/1/A/5500/14 (Rod Control Malfunction). This JPM will be performed in conjunction with JPM F on the Simulator.

JPM B This is a New JPM. The Operator will be placed in a SGTR situation at Unit 1 with actions through EP/1/A/5000/E-3 complete through Step 10.a. The operator will be asked to cooldown the NC System to 520°F starting with Step 10.b of EP/1/A/5000/E-3, Steam Generator Tube Rupture. During the cooldown, the operator will discover that the Steam Dump valves will NOT open, rendering this an Alternate Path JPM. The operator will need to abandon the use of the Steam Dump System for cooldown, and use the SG PORVs on the intact Steam Generators.

JPM C This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM-PS-NCP:027 as its basis. The Operator will be placed in a post-reactor trip situation with Unit 1 in Natural Circulation. The operator will be told that initial conditions for the start-up of all NCPs are satisfied, all R&Rls have been evaluated, all valve checklists are complete, and that Seal Injection flow and KC flow to the Thermal Barrier have been maintained to all NCPs throughout the event. The operator will be asked to start the 1B NC Pump in accordance with Section 3.5 of Enclosure 4.1 of OP/1/A/6150/002A, "Reactor Coolant Pump Operation." During the performance of this procedure the 1B NCP Standpipe low level alarm will alarm rendering this JPM an Alternate Path JPM. The operator will be required to adjust level of the standpipe as part of the pump start procedure in accordance with Enclosure 4.3, "Filling and Draining NC Pump Standpipe," of OP/1/A/6150/002A, "Reactor Coolant Pump Operation." The modification of the Bank JPM involved the Standpipe alarm.

JPM D This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM-CF-CA:059 as its basis. The Operator will be placed in a 100% power steady-state condition on Unit 1. The operator will be told that Maintenance has requested Operations to run the #1 TD CA Pump to allow them to check vibration, and that a normal start of the TO CA Pump is desired. The operator will be asked to start the TD CA Pump per OP/1/A/6250/002 Enclosure 4.4 (Manual Operation of #1 TO CA Pump) and run it in recirc for 10 minutes. The modification includes the deletion of the portion of the JPM requiring shutdown of the pump.

JPM E This is a New JPM. The operator will be placed in a Post-Reactor Trip situation and told that the crew has progressed from E-O to ES-0.1 due to a reactor trip. The operator will be told that after entry into ES-0.1 a large steam line rupture occurs on the A Steam Generator inside Containment causing a Safety Injection. The crew has now left ES-O.1 for FR-Z.1 due to the Orange Path condition on the Containment Critical Safety Function and completed steps 1-9. The operator will be asked to check the NS System in Operation in accordance with step 10 of FR-Z.1, Response to High Containment Pressure. Although Containment Pressure will be > 3 psig, automatic actuation of Containment Spray (NS) will fail. Additionally, the NS manual actuators will fail to operate requiring that the operator take manual action to start the NS Pumps and open the discharge valves. The failure of the automatic actions will render this JPM an NUREG-1 021, Revision 9

ES-301 Control Room/In-Plant Systems Outline Form ES-301-2 Final Alternate Path JPM. The operator will need to manually open the NS Pump discharge valves and manually start the NS Pumps. When attempts are made to manually open the A Train discharge valves, they will not open, requiring the operator to make no attempt to start the 1A NS pump.

JPM F This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM-PSS-VC:247T as its basis. The Operator will be placed in Mode 1 situation on Unit 1 with a reported Spent Fuel handling incident, which occurred 20 minutes ago, in progress. The operator will be told that gas bubbles are coming from the dropped fuel assembly and 1EMF-42, FUEL BLDG VENT HI RAD is in Trip 2; and that the unit is presently implementing AP/1/A/5500/25, "Spent Fuel Damage." The operator will be asked to place one Outside Air Pressure Filter train in service per Enclosure 1, "Control Room Pressurization," of AP/1/A/5500/25, "Spent Fuel Damage." This is a Time Critical Task (10 minutes) as identified in PT/0/A/4600/113, "Operator Time Critical Task Verification," Enclosure 13.26, "Start OAPRT Following Spent Fuel Assembly Damage Anywhere On Site." The modification includes the readjustment of the Time Critical portion of the JPM to 10 minutes rather than 15 minutes.

JPM G This is Bank JPM-IC-ENB: 187A. The Operator will be placed in a Reactor Startup situation at Unit 1 when one of two Source Range Instruments fail low. The operator will be told that the unit is presently in Mode 2. The operator will be asked to remove the failed SR channel (N-31) from service by performing AP/1/A/5500/16, "Malfunction of Nuclear Instrumentation," Case I, "Source Range Malfunctions." During the performance of this procedure, the second Source Range Channel (N32) will also fail, without a corresponding Reactor Trip rendering this an Alternate Path JPM. The operator will address the Annunciator Response Procedure associated with the First Out Annunciator Panel alarm, OP/1/A/61 00/01 OA, ARP1 F01/A-6, "S/R HI Flux Rx Trip," manually trip the reactor, and perform the associated reactor trip immediate actions in accordance with EP/1/A/A/5000/E-0, "Reactor Trip or Safety Injection."

JPM H This is a modified JPM using Bank JPM-EL-EP:042 as its basis. The Operator will be placed in a situation where a loss of all AC power has occurred on both Units 1 and 2.

The operator will be told that EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 (Loss of All AC Power) has been implemented and completed through subsequent step 16 without restoring power to the unit. The operator will be asked to restore power to the Unit 1 6900 Volt Buses using Offsite Power per EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 Enclosure 8. The modification of the Bank JPM involved eliminating a portion of the JPM which subsequently re-energizes the 4160 Volt Emergency Buses. Since last used the procedure has been updated and expanded requiring that the task of restoring power to the Emergency Buses from offsite be sub-divided into two tasks; restoring the 6900 V Buses from offsite power, and restoring the 4160 V buses with power to the 6900 V buses restored.

JPM I This is Bank JPM-PS-NV:184T. The Operator will be placed in a situation with Unit 2 at 100 % power, when a Dilution Event occurs. The operator will be told that 2NV-265B (Boric Acid To NV Pumps) was discovered to be de-energized. The operator will be required to manually attempt to operate 2NV-265B locally, and operate an alternative valve when it is discovered that the valve cannot be manually opened. This is a Time Critical Task as identified in PT/O/A/4600/113, "Operator Time Critical Task Verification,"

Enclosure 13.4, "Stop Dilution and Borate During a Dilution Event."

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ES-301 Control Room/In-Plant Systems Outline Form ES-301-2 Final JPM J This is Bank JPM-SS-VI:164A. The Operator will be placed in a situation with both Units at 100% power when a leak develops in the VI system. The operator will be told that AP/1/A/5500/22, "Loss of VI," has been implemented up to step 4.c, and that VI header pressure is 75 PSIG and going down. The operator will be asked to ensure that Diesel VI compressors are running per Enclosure 4 (Diesel VI Compressor Operation) of AP/1/A/5500/22. During the performance of this Enclosure, the G VI Diesel Air Compressor will fail to start the first time that a manual start is attempted, rendering this an Alternate Path JPM. The operator will need to take action to in accordance with the Enclosure and re-start the G VI Diesel Air Compressor.

JPM K This is Bank JPM-CP-AD:061 T. The Operator will be placed in a situation in which a Loss of All AC has occurred on Unit 1. The operator will be told that EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0, "Loss of All AC Power" has been implemented, and that one operator has been dispatched to 1ETA to swap 1EMXA4. The operator will be asked to obtain the Brown Folder at SSF and complete Enclosure 1, "Unit 1 SSF-ECA-O.O Actions," which will require the re-establishment of NCP Seal Water flow. The re-establishment of NCP Seal Water flow is a Time Critical Task as identified in PT/O/A/4600/113, "Operator Time Critical Task Verification," Enclosure 13.11, "Initiate SSF NCP Seal Injection and Swap to the SSF."

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM A To be run in conjunction with JPM F 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.:

Task

Title:

Retrieve a Dropped Control Rod JPM No.: 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A KIA

Reference:

001 K4.09 3.9 14.1 Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: x Classroom Simulator x Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • The unit is operating at 55% power with TAvg =T REF.
  • The unit is conditioned for 100 % power and the rod has been dropped 15 minutes.
  • AP/1/A/5500/14 (Rod Control Malfunction) has been implemented and completed through step 13 of Enclosure 1 (Response to a Dropped Control Rod).
  • IAE has repaired the cause of the dropped rod.

Task Standard: Rod H-8 is recovered and aligned to within ~ 4 steps of Control Bank

'D's indicated position. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: None General

References:

AP/1/A/5500/14, Rod Control Malfunction Handouts: AP/1/A/5500/14, Enclosure 1 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue: The CRSRO has directed you to complete Enclosure 1 of AP/1/A/5500/14 (Rod Control Malfunction), beginning at step 14.

Time Critical Task: NO Validation Time: 12 minutes 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

1. Reset simulator to IC-34, 550/0 Power MOL
2. Place in RUN and allow time to stabilize
3. Insert Malfunction IRE006H8, Dropped Rod H-8, value Stationary Gripper
4. Perform the actions of AP/1/A/5500/14 up through subsequent step 13 of Enclosure 1.
5. Stabilize the plant
6. Clear MAL IRE006H8
7. Reset "Rod Control Alarm Reset." Ensure 1AD-2, Annunciator A-1 0 goes dark.
8. Freeze the Simulator OR
1. Reset Simulator to Temporary Snap IC-115 (May 2008).

NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to:

  • Acknowledge spurious alarms unrelated to the task being performed.
  • Borate during the recovery of the dropped rod such that Tavg is maintained constant (Step 22 of Enclosure 1 of AP/1/A/5500/14). See Note prior to JPM Step 13.

2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Page 5 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout AP/1/A/5500/14, Enclosure 1 marked up for placekeeping through step 13.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1 (Step 14) Record the following in the Reactor Operator Logbook:

(Step 14.a) Record step Operator observes Control counter readings for the Bank 0 Group 2 Step affected rod group Counter and records "158."

(Step 14.b) Check Operator observes DRPI affected rod location - IN and verifies Control Rod H-CONTROL BANK 8 is in Control Bank.

(Step 14.c) Dispatch IAE Operator dispatches IAE.

to obtain Bank Overlap Display in Logic Cabinet Cue:

(Rod Control Cabinets approximately 5 ft from IAE reports a Bank floor) Overlap Counter reading of 475 (Step 14.d) Record bank Operator records Bank overlap display. Overlap Counter reading of 475.

  • 2 (Step 15) Open coil Operator moves Coil disconnect switches on all Disconnect Switches for lift coils in affected bank Control Rods 0-4,0-12, M-except for dropped rod 4, and M-12 to the "UP" position.

3 (Caution prior to Step 15) Operator reads caution.

Failure to pause between each bank selected may result in dropping rods.

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Appendix C Page 6 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 4 (Step 16) Transfer rod Operator rotates CRD Bank control from manual to Selector Switch to "CBD" affected bank using "CRD position.

BANK SELECTOR" 5 (Step 17) Check "ROD Operator observes alarm is CONTROL URGENT dark.

FAILURE" alarm (1AD-2, A-10)-DARK 6 (Step 18) Check DRPI Operator determines DRPI indication for dropped rod: indicates Rod H-8 is at ZERO (0) STEPS.

AT ZERO STEPS OR AT SIX STEPS 7 (Note prior to Step 19) The Operator recognizes that "ROD CONTROL URGENT since the dropped rod is in FAILURE" (1AD, A-10) the Control Bank, the "ROD alarm will not occur if the CONTROL URGENT rod is in Shutdown Bank C, FAILURE" (1AD, A-1 0) 0, or E. alarm will occur, and is expected.

8 (Step 19) WHEN "ROD Operator reads Step.

CONTROL URGENT FAILURE" (1AD-2, A-10) alarm occurs in the next step, THEN acknowledge alarm and continue rod insertion in the "BANK SELECT" position.

9 (Note prior to Step 20) The Operator reads Note.

demand counter for the group being moved will be the only counter to change.

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Appendix C Page 7 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 10 (Step 20) Push rod control Operator takes "IN" approximately 10 steps IN/HOLD/OUT lever to IN.

on step counter while ensuring all unaffected rods Operator observes DRPI for do not move unaffected Control Rods (M-4, M-12, 0-4 and 0-12) and verifies that they do not move.

Operator recognizes that "ROD CONTROL URGENT FAILURE" alarm is illuminated and depresses the acknowledge pushbutton.

After approximately 10

(~148) steps on Control Bank 0 Group 2 Step Counter, the operator releases the IN/HOLD/OUT lever to "HOLD."

  • 11 (Step 21) Place affected rod Operator opens Control group demand step counter Bank 0 Group 2 Step to zero Counter Door.

Operator depresses "RS" pushbutton, OR Operator depresses "ON" pushbutton until the digital display reads "000."

12 (Step 22) Adjust boron Operator reads Step.

concentration to maintain constant T-ave during rod Cue:

withdrawal in next step.

Another operator will adjust Boron concentration to maintain T-ave constant.

2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Page 8 of 10 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT NOTE: Simulator Instructor Borate 150 gallons of Boron through 1NV-265B (Boric Acid to NV Pumps) (Valve open for 100 seconds).

  • 13 (Step 23) Withdraw dropped Operator takes rod to its recorded bank IN/HOLD/OUT lever to position "OUT."

Operator observes Control Bank D Group 2 Step Counter, DRPI and Tave-Tref mismatch.

When Control Bank D Group 2 Step Counter is at "158" Steps, the operator releases the IN/HOLD/OUT lever to "HOLD."

  • 14 (Step 24) WHEN dropped Operator moves Coil rod is realigned with step Disconnect Switches for counter reading, THEN Control Rods D-4, D-12, M-reconnect de-energized lift 4, and M-12 to the "DOWN" coils position.

Cue:

Another operator will complete the remainder of this procedure.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 9 of 10 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM A Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • The unit is operating at 550/0 power with TAvg =T REF.
  • The unit is conditioned for 100 % power and the rod has been dropped 15 minutes.
  • AP/1/A/5500/14 (Rod Control Malfunction) has been implemented and completed through step 13 of Enclosure 1 (Response to a Dropped Control Rod).
  • IAE has repaired the cause of the dropped rod.

INITIATING CUE: The CRSRO has directed you to complete Enclosure 1 of AP/1/A/5500/14 (Rod Control Malfunction), beginning at step 14.

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM B 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM B NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.:

Task

Title:

NC Cooldown During SGTR JPM No.: 2008 Systems -

Control Room JPM B KIA

Reference:

EPE 038 EA1.16 4.4/4.3 Examinee: Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: x Classroom Simulator X Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • EP/1/A/5000/E-3 has been completed through Step 9.
  • All NC Pumps are running.

Task Standard: Complete an NC System cooldown to target temperature. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: None General

References:

EP/1/A/5000/E-0, Reactor Trip or Safety Injection EP/1/A/5000/E-3, Steam Generator Tube Rupture Handouts: EP/1/A/5000/E-3, Steam Generator Tube Rupture Initiating Cue: The CRSRO has directed you to cooldown the NC System to 520°F starting with Step 1O.b of EP/1/A/5000/E-3, Steam Generator Tube Rupture.

2008 Systems - Control Room JPM B NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Time Critical Task: NO Validation Time: 20 minutes 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM B NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

1. Reset the Simulator to IC-39 100 % MOL
2. Insert Malfunction SG001 D, SGTR on D SG (430 gpm).
3. Insert Malfunction OVR-SB002B =100, and OVR-SB002D, All Steam Dump Valves fail to Open.
4. Perform EP/1/A/5000/E-0 and transition to E-3 at Step 21 RNO.
5. Perform EP/1/A/5000/E-3 and complete actions through Step 10.a.
6. Determine target NC System Temperature and ensure Initiating Cue reflects this temperature.
7. Throttle CA flow to each Steam Generator as necessary to maintain SG levels between 11-50%.
8. Freeze Simulator OR
1. Reset the Simulator to IC-126 (May 2008)

NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Floor Operator will be required to:

  • Acknowledge spurious alarms unrelated to the task being performed.
  • Operate the PORV or Sprays to maintain NC System Pressure < 1955 psig AFTER the Operator has done the initial depressurization.
  • Throttle CA flow to maintain SG Levels.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout EP/1/A/5000/E-3.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 10.b) Check 1

condenser available:

"C-9 COND AVAILABLE Operator observes C-9 FOR STEAM DUMP" status status light LIT.

light (1 SI-18) - LIT MSIV on intact S/G(s) - Operator observes Red OPEN. status light LIT for 1SM-1, 1SM-3 and 1SM-5.

2 (Step 1O.c) Check S/Gs 1B Operator proceeds to Step and 1C - INTACT. 10.d.

Cue:

Both SGs 1Band 1Care intact.

(Step 1O.d) Perform the 3

following to place steam dumps in steam pressure mode: Operator presses amber pushbutton on controller Place "STM PRESS and observes that amber CONTROLLER" in manual.

light is LIT.

Operator observes that Adjust "STM PRESS steam dump demand on CONTROLLER" output to 1SMP-5202 and controller equal "STEAM DUMP output are equal.

DEMAND" signal.

Place "STEAM DUMP Operator rotates Steam SELECT" in steam Dump Select Switch pressure mode. clockwise to "STEAM PRESSURE."

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Appendix C Page 6 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 4 (Step 10.e) WHEN "P-12 Operator observes P-12 LO-LO TAVG" status light status light NOT LIT, and (1 SI-18) lit, THEN place recognizes continuous steam dumps in bypass action.

interlock.

5 (Step 10.f) Dump steam Operator presses Red from intact S/G(s) to pushbutton on controller condenser at maximum rate and recognizes that output while attempting to avoid a does NOT change.

Main Steam Isolation.

Operator observes that Green status lights on Steam Dump Valves remain lit, and that Red status lights do NOT light.

Operator recognizes that Steam Dump Valves are not opening and proceeds to the RNO (Alternate Path).

6 (Step 1O.f RNO 1) Perform the following:

Ensure at least one pzr Operator observes that PORV isolation valve is control switches are in the open. OPEN position for 1NC-31 B, 1NC-35B and 1NC-33A, and that Red status lights are LIT.

7 (Step 1O.f RNO 2) IF VI is Operator observes OVIP-lost, OR a Phase B Isolation 5090 and recognizes that VI has occurred, THEN ..... pressure is 100-110 psig.

(VI is NOT lost).

Operator observes Yellow Reset lights LIT for both Train A and Train B Containment Phase B Isolation (No Phase B isolation).

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  • 8 (Step 1O.t RNO 3) IF pzr Operator observes pzr pressure is greater than Pressure channels and 1955 PSIG, THEN recognizes that NC depressurize to 1900 PSIG pressure is 2000 psig.

using pzr PORV.

Operator opens one pzr PORV by rotating Control Switch clockwise to OPEN.

Operator observes pzr Pressure < 1900 psig.

Operator closes the opened pzr PORV by rotating Control Switch counter-clockwise to AUTO.

Cue:

Another operator will ensure NC Pressure does not rise> 1955 psig.

SIMULATOR FLOOR INSTRUCTOR: Maintain pzr Pressure < 1955 psig by opening one pzr PORV pressure to pzr Pressure reaching 1955 psig, and placing the Control Switch in AUTO when pzr Pressure drops to 1900 psig.

  • 9 (Step 1OJRNO 4) Depress Operator depresses BLOCK "BLOCK" on Low Pressure on Train A and Train BLow Steamline Isolation block Pressure Steamline switches. Isolation Block Switches, and observes Green block light is LIT.

10 (Step 1O.t RNO 5) Maintain Operator checks NC NC pressure less than 1955 pressure < 1955 psig.

PSIG.

Cue:

Another operator will ensure NC Pressure does not rise> 1955 psig.

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Appendix C Page 8 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 11 (Step 1OJ RNO 6) Ensure Operator observes Yellow Main Steam Isolation reset. Reset lights LIT for Train A and Train B Main Steam Isolation.

12 (Step 1O.f RNO 7) Ensure Operator observes Yellow SM PORVs reset. lights LIT for Train A and Train B SM PORVs Reset.

13 (Step 1OJ RNO 8) IF any Operator observes Red intact S/G SM PORV status lights lit for 1SV-26, isolation valve is closed, 1SV-27, and 1SV-28, and AND associated SM PORV determines that valves are is operable, THEN ....... open.

14 (Step 1O.f RNO 9) IF 1B OR Operator proceeds to Step 1C S/G is ruptured, THEN 10.f RNO 10.

  • 15 (Step 1OJ RNO 10.a) Dump Operator rotates White steam using all intact S/G(s) Knob for 1SV-1 AB cou nter-SM PORVs at maximum clockwise until Red needle rate as follows: at "0."

Close SM PORV manual loader on ruptured S/G(s).

16 (Step 10J RNO 10.b) Place Operator rotates White intact S/G SM PORV Knob for 1SV-7AB, 1SV-manual loaders at 50 0/0. 13AB and 1SV-19AB counter-clockwise until Red needle at "50."

  • 17 (Step 1O.f RNO 1O.c) Select Operator rotates SM PORV "MANUAL" on "SM PORV Mode Select Switch MODE SELECT". clockwise to MANUAL.

Operator observes 1SV-7AB, 1SV-13AB and 1SV-19AB open to 50 0/0.

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  • 18 (Step 1O.f RNO 1O.d) Adjust Operator adjusts White manual loaders on intact Knob on manual loaders for S/G SM PORVs as required 1SV-7AB, 1SV-13AB and to control intact S/G 1SV-19AB to establish depressurization rate at depressurization rate.

approximately 2 PSIG per second. Operator monitors depressurization rate on OAC, or other equivalent means.

19 (Step 10.f RNO 11) IF any Operator observes that all intact S/G SM PORV SM PORVs are OPEN by closed, THEN .... observing that both Red and Green status lights are LIT.

NOTE: It is expected that the SG PORVS will go full OPEN (Green Status lights OFF).

20 (Step 10.f RNO 12) IF no Operator recognizes that intact S/G available, there are three available THEN ..... intact Steam Generators and proceeds to Step 10.g.

21 (Step 10.g) Check Low Operator observes Green Pressure Steamline block light is LIT on Train A Isolation - BLOCKED. and Train B Low Pressure Steamline Isolation.

22 (Step 1O.h) Check Core exit Operator observes CETs on TICs - LESS THAN ICCM or OAC to be >

REQUIRED 520°F.

TEMPERATURE.

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Appendix C Page 10 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 23 (Step 1O.i or 10.h RNO)

Perform the following: Operator recognizes the continuous action nature of WHEN Core exit TICs are procedure step.

less than required temperature, THEN: Cue:

Stop NC System cooldown.

Another operator will continue on with Step 11.

Maintain core exit TICs less than required temperature. Remain focused on the completion of the cooldown task.

Operator observes CETs on ICCM or OAC to be <

520°F.

Operator Closes or throttles the SM PORVs by rotating the White Knob on the manual loaders for 1SV-7AB, 1SV-13AB and 1SV-19AB.

If Closed, operator observes the Green Status light LIT for 1SV-7AB, 1SV-13AB and 1SV-19AB.

Cue:

Another operator will complete the remainder of this procedure.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 11 of 12 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM B Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • EP/1/A/5000/E-3 has been completed through Step 9.
  • All NC Pumps are running.

INITIATING CUE: The CRSRO has directed you to cooldown the NC System to 520°F starting with Step 1O.b of EP/1/A/5000/E-3, Steam Generator Tube Rupture.

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM C 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM C NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.: MO-8301, MO-3308 Task

Title:

Start "1 B" Reactor Coolant Pump JPM No.: 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM C (A)

KIA

Reference:

003 A4.06 2.9 I 2.9 Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: X Classroom Simulator X Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • EP/1/A/5000/ES-0.2 (Natural Circulation Cooldown) has been implemented following a Reactor Trip on Unit 1.
  • All Initial Conditions for NC Pump start-up are satisfied, all R&R's have been evaluated, and all valve checklists are complete.
  • Seal Injection flow and KC flow to the Thermal Barrier have been maintained to all NCPs throughout the event.

Task Standard: Reactor Coolant Pump '1 B' is started following start of 1B1 or 1B2 Oil Lift Pump, and the operator properly adjusts level in the NC Pump Standpipe. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: None General

References:

EP/1/A/5000/ES-0.2 Natural Circulation Cooldown OP/1/A/61501002A Reactor Coolant Pump Operation McGuire Unit 1 Core Data Book Handouts: OP/1/A/61501002A Reactor Coolant Pump Operation, Enclosure 4.1 OP/1/A/61501002A Reactor Coolant Pump Operation, Enclosure 4.3 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM C NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue: The CRSRO has directed you to start the 1B NC Pump by completing Step 3.5 of Enclosure 4.1 (Startup and Operation) of OP/1/A/61501002A (Reactor Coolant Pump Operation).

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

1. Reset Simulator to IC-39, MOL 1000/0 Power
2. Manually trip the Reactor
3. Allow the plant to stabilize while performing Operator Actions of EP/ES-0.1 through step 32
4. Insert the following to turn off every other cooling group on the main step-up transformers:

ANN-AD11-B05 (XFMR 1A TROUBLE) = 0 ANN-AD11-E05 (XFMR 1B TROUBLE) =0

5. At step 32 stop the A, B, C, and D NC Pumps
6. Allow plant to stabilize
7. Freeze Simulator OR
1. Reset to IC-111 (May 2008)

NOTE: Operator should review Section 1.0 and 2.0 of procedure while waiting in Briefing Room prior to performance of JPM.

NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to monitor the 1B NCP Standpipe level and ensure that the level does not increase and clear the LO Level Alarm. If the level rises, drain the standpipe as follows:

  • Use LOA-NV-032 to open 1NV-461, "Standpipe Drain Valve," to lower level UNTIL the operator is ready to re-fill the Standpipe, THEN Close Drain Valve. See note prior to JPM Step 10.

NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to acknowledge spurious alarms unrelated to the task being performed.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout OP/1/A/6150/002A, with Enclosure 4.1 marked up for placekeeping through Step 3.5.1.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD SIU COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1 (Step 3.5.2) Check the Operator observes supply associated 6900 V supply breaker to Bus 1TB, red breaker closed. status light lit.

2 (Step 3.5.3) Check reactor Operator observes that the power less than 25%. reactor is tripped.

3 (Step 3.5.4) Check 1B NC Operator observes 1B NC Pump No. 1 Seal DIP is Seal LlP, 1NVP-5220, and greater than 200 psi. notes LlP is greater than 500 psi.

4 (Step 3.5.5) Check VCT Operator observes VCT pressure equal to or greater Pressure, 1NVP-5500, and than 15 PSIG. notes pressure is 25-45 psig.

5 (Step 3.5.6) Check 8 GPM Operator observes 1B NC seal injection flow Pump Seal Flow, 1NVP-established to 1B NC 5320, and notes flow is 8 Pump. gpm.

6 (Step 3.5.7) Check upper Operator uses OAC, and lower oil pot levels NCPMPALL, and notes that satisfactory via computer or lower and upper oil levels -

by visual inspection of 1B all green.

NC Pump.

7 (Step 3.5.8) Check 1NC-29 Operator observes that the (B Loop Spray Control) green status light is lit on Closed. the BLoop pzr Spray controller.

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Appendix C Page 6 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 8 (Caution prior to Step 3.5.9) Operator reads Caution.

Starting an NC Pump with either Pressurizer Spray Valve open will increase spray flow and affect NC System pressure.

9 (Step 3.5.9) IF 1A NC Operator observes that the Pump is off, ensure 1NC-27 green status light is lit on (A Loop pzr Spray Control) the A Loop pzr Spray closed. controller.

NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to monitor the 1B NCP Standpipe level and ensure that the level does not increase and clear the LO Level Alarm. If the level rises, drain the standpipe as follows:

  • Use LOA-NV-032 to open 1NV-461, "Standpipe Drain Valve," to lower level UNTIL the operator is ready to re-fill the Standpipe, THEN Close Drain Valve. See note prior to JPM Step 10.

10 (Step 3.5.10) IF 1B NC Operator addresses Data Pump No.1 seal leakoff on Book Enclosure 4.3, Curve NOT greater than or equal 1.9.

to the minimum leakoff required per Unit 1 Data Operator determines actual Book, perform one of the Seal LlP by subtracting VCT following: pressure (45 psig) from NC System pressure (2235 (Step 3.5.10.1) Check that a psig).

0.2 gpm increase occurred during pressurization. Operator observes seal leak OR off recorder, 1MNVCR-(Step 3.5.10.2) Perform 51'40, and determines that Enclosure 4.4 (Operator leak off flow is within the Action for Low NO.1 Seal acceptable limits Leakoff Flow) to locally established by curve 1.9.

measure flow.

11 (Step 3.5.11) IF either 1B Operator observes that AD-NC Pump Standpipe alarm 7/B-2, "NC Pump B NO.2 is lit, refer to Enclosure 4.3 Seal S-Pipe Lo Level,"

(Filling and Draining NC annunciator is LIT, and Pump Standpipe) to adjust goes to Enclosure 4.3 level. (Alternate Path).

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Appendix C Page 7 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT Cue:

When itisapparentthat o.perator is seeking to use Enclosurei4.3, *Exam.iner provide copy.

12 (Step 3.1) Evaluate all Operator addresses Initial outstanding R&Rs that may Conditions, or asks impact performance of this CRSRO.

procedure.

Cue:

If asked, there are no outstanding R&Rs that will impact this procedure.

13 (Step 3.2) Perform the Operator determines that following sections, as Section 3.3 must be applicable: performed as addresses this section.

Section 3.3, Filling NC Pump Standpipes.

14 (Step 3.3) Filling NC Pump Operator observes Reactor Standpipes: Makeup Water pressure normal, and both NB (Step 3.3.1) Check Reactor Pumps with power available Makeup Water System in but OFF.

operation per OP/1 IA/62001012 (Reactor Makeup Water System). Cue:

Reactor Makeup Water Systemi noperationper OP/11A16200/01 2.i 15 (Step 3.3.2) Check 1NC- Operator observes red 56B (PRT Spray Cant valve status light lit.

Outside Isol) open.

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  • 16 (Step 3.3.3) Open Operator presses OPEN applicable valve(s): pushbutton, observes red status light lit.

1NV-55B (B NC Pump Standpipe Fill).

  • 17 (Step 3.3.4) If required, Operator places control ensure running: switch for either 1A or 1B NB Pump to START, 1A Rx M/U Water Pump observes red breaker status OR light lit.

1B Rx M/U Water Pump 18 (Step 3.3.5) When Operator places control applicable "NC Pump NO.2 switch for either 1A or 1B Seal S-Pipe Lo Lvi" alarm NB Pump to STOP, clears, perform the observes green breaker following: status light lit.

(Step 3.3.5.1) If pump started in Step 3.3.4, stop applicable pump:

1A Rx M/U Water Pump OR 1B Rx M/U Water Pump 19 (Step 3.3.5.2) Close Operator presses CLOSE applicable valve: pushbutton, observes green status light lit.

1NV-55B (B NC Pump Standpipe Fill). NOTE: If the "1 B NC Pump NO.2 Seal S-Pipe Hi Lvi" alarm comes in, perform section 3.4 of Enclosure 4.3.

Operator returns to Enclosure 4.1 , Step 3.5.12.

  • 20 (Step 3.5.12) Two minutes Operator depresses start prior to starting 1B NC pushbutton for either 1B1 or Pump, start one of the 1B2 Oil Lift Pumps, and associated oil lift pumps. observes red breaker status light is lit.

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Appendix C Page 9 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT Cue:

2 .min utes has elapsed.

21 (Step 3.5.13) Announce Operator makes starting of 1B NC Pump. announcement.

22 (Caution prior to Step Operator reads Caution.

3.5.14) In Low Pressure Mode, PORVs will open on NC Narrow Range Pressure of 378-382 psig.

  • 23 (Step 3.5.14) Start 1B NC Operator presses Start Pump pushbutton and observes red breaker status light lit.

Operator observes Motor amps increase, spike high, and then stabilize lower.

Operator observes NC System flow for the 1B NC Loop increases to 100 0/0.

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Appendix C Page 10 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 24 (Step 3.5.15) Perform one Operator determines that of the following: the 1B NC Pump will continue to run, and after (Step 3.5.15.1) If desired to two minutes observes that stop 1B NC Pump in less the green breaker status than two minutes after light is lit for the oil lift pump start...

previously started.

(Step 3.5.15.2) Check oil lift pump started, stops within 2 minutes after 1B NC Pump starts.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 11 of 12 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM C Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • EP/1/A/5000/ES-0.2 (Natural Circulation Cooldown) has been implemented following a Reactor Trip on Unit 1.
  • All Initial Conditions for NC Pump start-up are satisfied, all R&R's have been evaluated, and all valve checklists are complete.
  • Seal Injection flow and KC flow to the Thermal Barrier have been maintained to all NCPs throughout the event.

INITIATING CUE: The CRSRO has directed you to start the 1B NC Pump by completing Step 3.5 of Enclosure 4.1 (Startup and Operation) of OP/1/A/6150/002A (Reactor Coolant Pump Operation).

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM D 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM D NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.: MO-3314 Task

Title:

Operate the Turbine Driven CA JPM No.: 2008 Systems - Control Pump from the Control Room Room JPM D KIA

Reference:

061 A2.06 2.7/3.0 Examinee: Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: x Classroom Simulator x Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • Unit 1 is operating at 99% power.
  • Maintenance has requested Operations to run the TO CA Pump to allow them to check vibration.
  • A normal start of the TO CA Pump is desired, NOT a slow start.
  • The CRSRO has declared the TO CA Pump inoperable and logged it in Tech Specs.
  • All initial conditions have been satisfied, all valves are aligned per the valve checklist, and all R&R's have been evaluated.
  • An NLO (Bob) is standing by locally at the pump to assist in the operation.

Task Standard: Operate the #1 TO CA Pump in recirc from the Control Room. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: None General

References:

OP/1/A/62501002, Auxiliary Feedwater System Handouts: OP/1/A/62501002, Auxiliary Feedwater System 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM D NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue: The CRSRO has directed you to start the TO CA Pump per OP/1/A/6250/002 Enclosure 4.4 (Manual Operation of #1 TO CA Pump) from the Control Room and run it in recirc for 10 minutes.

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

1. Reset the Simulator to IC-39, 100% MOL
2. Reduce power to approximately 990/0.
3. Allow plant to stabilize.
4. Freeze the Simulator.

OR

1. Reset to IC-122 (May 2008)

NOTE: Operator should review Section 1.0 and 2.0 of procedure while waiting in Briefing Room prior to performance of JPM.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 11 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout OP/1/A/6250/002, with Enclosure 4.4 marked up for placekeeping through step 3.3.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 3.4) Perform the Operator proceeds to following sections, as section 3.5.

applicable:

Section 3.5, Starting TD CA pump 2 (Step 3.5) Starting #1 TD Operator calls RP, and CA Pump (after cue) records "George Franklin" in blank provided and places (Step 3.5.1) Notify RP of present time and date on TD CA Pump start. page.

Cue:

George Franklin of RP has been notified.

3 (Step 3.5.2) lE in Modes Operator determines from 1-3, d~clare TD CA Pump initial conditions that the inoperable TD CA has been declared inoperable.

Cue:

IF asked by operator, Examiner initial Step 3.5.2 as CRSRO.

4 (Step 3.5.3) IF CA Pump Operator determines from to be operated locally ..... initial conditions that the CA pump is to be run from the control room.

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Appendix C Page 6 of 11 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT Operator places an uNA" in step 3.5.3.

  • 5 (Step 3.5.4) Close the Operator accesses CA following valves: Map on OAC.

Operator rotates control

  • 1CA-64 (TD CA Pump knob counterclockwise for to S/G A) 1CA-64 and observes black/blue needle at 0%.

Operator observes valve position for 1CA-64 on OAC change from red to green and acknowledges the OAC Alarm.

Operator rotates control

  • 1CA-52 (TD CA Pmp knob counterclockwise for to S/G B) 1CA-52 and observes black/blue needle at 0%.

Operator observes valve position for 1CA-52 on OAC change from red to green and acknowledges the OAC Alarm.

  • 1CA-48 (TD CA Pump Operator rotates control to S/G C) knob counterclockwise for 1CA-48 and observes black/blue needle at 0%.

Operator observes valve position for 1CA-48 on OAC change from red to green and acknowledges the OAC Alarm.

Operator rotates control

  • 1CA-36 (TD CA Pump to S/G D) knob counterclockwise for 1CA-36 and observes black/blue needle at 0%.

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Appendix C Page 7 of 11 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT Operator observes valve position for 1CA-36 on OAC change from red to green and acknowledges the OAC Alarm.

6 (Step 3.5.5) Drain Operator dispatches an moisture from the #1 CA NLO to perform this task Pump Turbine stop valve locally.

as follows:

(Step 3.5.5.1) Slowly open the following:

  • 1SA-39 (Au x FDWP #1 Stop Valve Above Seat Drain)

Cue: (Booth)

  • 1SA-40 (Au x FDWP #1 NLO Bob Jones reports Stop Valve Below Seat 1SA-39 and 1SA-40have Drain) been opened for 30 secondsandreclosed.

(Step 3.5.5.2) When 30 seconds have elapsed, close 1SA-39 and 1SA-

40. CUE: (Booth)

(Step 3.5.5.3) IF water No indications of water hammer occurred while hammerwer.enoted.

draining moisture from #1 CA Pump Turbine Stop Operator places an "NA" Valve, notify System in step 3.5.5.3.

Engineer.

7 (Step 3.5.6) Check the following open:

1CA-2 (Unit 1 CA Pumps Operator observes OAC Suct From CA Stor Tank map displays 1CA-2 as Isol) red and determines valve to be open.

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Appendix C Page 8 of 11 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT to be open, OR Operator observes valve red status light lit.

8 (CAUTION prior to Step Operator reads Caution.

3.5.7): Starting TD CA Pump will increase Rx Power due to increased CUE:

steam flow. Reducing Turbine Generator load Another operator will may be required to monitorandadjustRx maintain power level. Power .* as<required.

9 (NOTES prior to Step The operator reads Notes 3.5.7): and recognizes that a normal start is being It is preferred to perform a performed.

normal start of the TD CA Pump.

If a slow start of the TD CA Pump is to be performed, Engineering should be available to provide guidance.

10 (Step 3.5.7) Start "#1 TD Operator decides to start CA Pump" per step pump per step 3.5.7.1 3.5.7.1 or 3.5.7.2 (NA and places an "NA" in Step not performed). Step 3.5.7.2.

  • 11 (Step 3.5.7.1) IF normal Operator rotates the # 1 start is desired, perform TD CA Pump control the following: switch clockwise to the START position.

(Step 3.5.7.1. A) Place the "#1 TD CA Pump" in "START" 12 (Step 3.5.7.1. B) Check Operator observes both the following open: 1SA-48ABC and 1SA-49AB red status lights lit.

Appendix C Page 9 of 11 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT S/G C to TD CA Pump Operator observes TD CA Isol) Pump speed increases to 3800 rpm.

  • 1SA-49 AB (SM from S/G B to TD CA Pump Isol) Operator observes that MCB Annunciator 1AD5-F2 alarms momentarily, and notes that this is an expected alarm.

13 (Step 3.5.7.1. C) Check Operator observes the TD recirc valve opens by CA Pump miniflow status IJFLOW" lit. light lit.

14 (Step 3.5.7.1. D) IF Operator determines TD operating CA Pump to cool CA pump run is NOT due piping, allow pump to run to cooling piping.

for at least 10 minutes.

CUE:

10 minutes/has elapsed, This JPMis complete.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 10 of 11 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM D Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • Unit 1 is operating at 99 % power.
  • Maintenance has requested Operations to run the TO CA Pump to allow them to check vibration.
  • A normal start of the TO CA Pump is desired, NOT a slow start.
  • The CRSRO has declared the TO CA Pump inoperable and logged it in Tech Specs.
  • All initial conditions have been satisfied, all valves are aligned per the valve checklist, and all R&R's have been evaluated.
  • An NLO (Bob) is standing by locally at the pump to assist in the operation.

INITIATING CUE: The CRSRO has directed you to start the TO CA Pump per OP/1/A/6250/002 Enclosure 4.4 (Manual Operation of #1 TO CA Pump) from the Control Room and run it in recirc for 10 minutes.

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM E 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM E NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.:

Task

Title:

Manually Actuate Containment JPM No.: 2008 Systems - Control Spray System Room JPM E (A)

KIA

Reference:

026 A2.03 4.1/4.4 Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: X Classroom' Simulator X Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • In response, the crew enters E-O, "Reactor Trip or Safety Injection,"

and then transitions to ES-0.1, "Reactor Trip Response."

  • Subsequently, a Steam Rupture occurred inside the Containment causing a Safety Injection.
  • An Orange Path exists on the Containment Critical Safety Function Status Tree due to high Containment Pressure, and the crew has transitioned to FR-Z.1, "Response to High Containment Pressure,"

and completed actions through step 9.

Task Standard: Manually open the B Train NS Pump Discharge Containment Isolation Valves and start the 1B NS Pump. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: None General

References:

EP/1/A/5000/FR-Z.1, Response to High Containment Pressure Handouts: EP/1/A/5000/FR-Z.1, Response to High Containment Pressure 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM E NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue: The CRSRO has directed you to check the NS System in Operation in accordance with step 10 of FR-Z.1, "Response to High Containment Pressure."

Time Critical Task: NO Validation Time: 5 minutes 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM E NUREG 102<1, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

1. Reset simulator to IC-39, 100 % Power
2. Place in RUN and allow time to stabilize
3. Insert Malfunctions ISE005A1B, NS System Actuation Auto Failure/Manual Failure
4. Insert Malfunctions NS003C/D (to 0), 1NS-29A and 1NS-32A remain closed
5. Manually trip the reactor
6. Perform the actions of EP/1/A/5000/E-0 up through step 5 and transition to ES-0.1.
7. After performing steps 1-11 in ES-0.1, insert Malfunction SM007A, Steam Rupture Inside Containment, A Steam Generator
8. Ensure Safety Injection actuates automatically and all equipment responds as expected with the exception of NS System
9. Ensure Orange Path on Containment exists due to High Containment Pressure.
10. Complete Steps 1-9 of FR-Z.1 .
11. Freeze the Simulator OR
1. Reset Simulator to Temporary Snap IC-105 (May 2008).

NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to acknowledge spurious alarms unrelated to the task being performed.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 9 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout EP/1/A/5000/FR-Z.1 marked up for placekeeping through step 9.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 10) Check NS System 1

in operation as follows:

(Step 1O.a) Check Operator recognizes from EP/1/A/5000/ECA-1.1 (Loss Initial Conditions that ECA-Of Emergency Coolant 1.1 is NOT in effect.

Recirc) - IN EFFECT.

(Step 10.a RNO) GO TO Operator proceeds to Step Step 10.d. 10.d.

(Step 1O.d) Check NS 2

suction - ALIGNED TO FWST AS FOLLOWS:

Check 1NS-18A (A NS Pump Suet From Cant Operator observes green Sump) - CLOSED breaker status light lit.

Check 1NS-20A (A NS Pump Suet From FWST) - Operator observes red OPEN breaker status light lit.

Check 1NS-1 B (B NS Pump Operator observes green Suet From Cant Sump) -

breaker status light lit.

CLOSED Check 1NS-3B (B NS Pump Operator observes red Suet From FWST) - OPEN. breaker status light lit.

3 (Step 10.e) Check Operator observes four containment pressure - instruments above NS GREATER THAN 3 PSIG. Pump controls and determines Containment Pressure is > 8 PSIG.

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Appendix C Page 6 of 9 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 1O.f) Check NS pump 4

discharge valves - OPEN:

1NS-32A (A NS Pump Disch Cont Outside Isol). Operator observes green breaker status light lit.

1NS-29A (A NS Pump Operator observes green Disch Cont Outside Isol).

breaker status light lit.

1NS-12B (B NS Pump Operator observes green Disch Cont Outside Isol). breaker status light lit.

1NS-15B (B NS Pump Operator observes green Disch Cont Outside Isol). breaker status light lit.

  • 5 (Step 1O.f RNO) Perform Operator attempts to open the following: 1NS-32A by pressing the OPEN pushbutton, and recognizes valve does NOT open, green status light lit (Step 1O.f RNO 1) Open (Alternate Path).

valves.

Operator attempts to open 1NS-29A by pressing the OPEN pushbutton, and recognizes valve does NOT open, green status light lit.

Operator attempts to open 1NS-12B by pressing the OPEN pushbutton, and observes red status light lit.

Operator attempts to open 1NS-15B by pressing the OPEN pushbutton, and observes red status light lit.

Operator recognizes that (Step 1OJ RNO 2) IF all four two of four valves have valves are closed, opened and that the step THEN ....... does NOT apply.

Operator proceeds to step 10.g.

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Appendix C Page 7 of 9 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 6 (Step 1O.g) Check NS Operator observes green pumps - ON. breaker status lights for each pump, and proceeds to RNO.

(Step 10.g RNO) Perform Operator recognizes that

  • 7 the following: the 1B NS Pump is the only pump with a suction and (Step 10.g RNO 1) Start discharge flowpath and pump(s) with available starts the 1B NS Pump by suction and discharge pressing the START flowpaths. pushbutton.

Operator observes 1B NS Pump red breaker status light is lit.

(Step 10.g RNO 2) IF both pumps off, THEN ........ Operator recognizes that 1 of 2 pumps are running and that step does not apply.

Proceeds to step 11.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 8 of 9 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM E Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • Subsequently, a Steam Rupture occurred inside the Containment causing a Safety Injection.
  • An Orange Path exists on the Containment Critical Safety Function Status Tree due to high Containment Pressure, and the crew has transitioned to FR-Z.1, "Response to High Containment Pressure," and completed actions through step 9.

INITIATING CUE: The CRSRO has directed you to check the NS System in Operation in accordance with step 10 of FR-Z.1, "Response to High Containment Pressure."

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM F To be run in conjunction with JPM A 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM F NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.:

Task

Title:

Start Outside Air Pressure Filter Fan JPM No.: 2008 Systems - Control Following Damage of Spent Fuel Room JPM F Assembly KIA

Reference:

APE 036 AK3.03 3.7 14.1 Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: X Classroom Simulator X Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • Unit 1 is at 550/0.
  • Spent fuel is being transferred from the Unit 1 Spent Fuel Pool to a NAC-UMS cask in the Fuel Building.
  • 20 minutes ago, the Control Room received a report that a fuel assembly had been dropped into the Spent Fuel pool.
  • The fuel handling supervisor reports gas bubbles originating from the dropped fuel assembly and 1EMF-42, FUEL BLDG VENT HI RAD is in Trip 2.
  • The operating crew has completed AP/1/A/5500/25 (Spent Fuel Damage) up to step 15.

Task Standard: One train of Outside Air Pressure Filter train is in service within 10 minutes. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: None General

References:

AP/1/A/5500/25, Spent Fuel Damage Handouts: AP/1/A/5500/25, Spent Fuel Damage, Enclosure 1 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM F NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue: The CRSRO has directed you to place one Outside Air Pressure Filter train in service per Enclosure 1 (Control Room Pressurization) of AP/1/A/5500/25 (Spent Fuel Damage).

Time Critical Task: YES (10 minutes)

The Time Critical Action is to start the OAPF Fan within 30 minutes of spent fuel assembly anywhere on site becoming damaged. This includes dry cask storage. Starting the OAPF Fan within 30 minutes will limit dose to Control Room personnel during a fuel handling accident.

Assumptions:

  • 15 minutes for Control Room personnel to realize AP/25 applies, plus time to read AP and hand-off Enclosure 1.
  • 15 minutes for operator to perform Enclosure 1.

This JPM places the operator 20 minutes into the event and forms the basis of the 10 minute Time Critical nature.

Validation Time: 5 minutes 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM F NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

1. Reset Simulator to Temporary Snap IC-115 (May 2008).
2. Place VF in filter mode (close "VF EXH BYP DMPR CNTRL")
3. Acknowledge alarms
4. Freeze simulator NOTE: To be run in conjunction with JPM A.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 9 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout AP/1/A15500/25, Enclosure 1.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1 (Step 1) Ensure one of the following groups of air intake valves are open:

Unit 1 air intake valves:

Operator determines that 1VC-1 A (VC Otsd Air the Unit 1 valves are open Intake Isol from Unit 1) by observing the red status 1VC-2A (VC Otsd Air light lit for each valve Intake Isol from Unit 1) (Enclosed within Green Mimic Box on MCB).

1VC-3B (VC Otsd Air Intake Isol from Unit 1) 1VC-4B (VC Otsd Air Intake Isol from Unit 1)

OR OR Unit 2 air intake valves:

Operator determines that 1VC-9A (VC Otsd Air the Unit 2 valves are open Intake Isol from Unit 2) by observing the red status light lit for each valve (Near 1VC-10A (VC Otsd Air Gold Mimic Box on MCB).

Intake Isol from Unit 2) 1VC-11 B (VC Otsd Air Intake Isol from Unit 2) 1VC-12B (VC Otsd Air Intake Isol from Unit 2) 2 (Step 2) IF A train VCNC Operator observes Train A in operation, THEN place VC/VY Mode Select Switch IIA TRAIN CR OUTSIDE is selected to OFF and AIR PRESS FAN II to IION II . determines Train A VC/VY NOT in operation.

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Appendix C Page 6 of 9 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 3 (Step 3) IF 8 train VCNC Operator observes Train B in operation, THEN place VC/VY Mode Select Switch 118 TRAIN CR OUTSIDE is selected to TRN B.

AIR PRESS FAN II to IION II .

Operator observes Train B Fan/Chiller red status lights lit and determines B Train VC/VY is in operation.

Operator rotates the B Train CR Outside Air Press Fan control switch clockwise to ON.

Operator observes B Train CR Outside Air Fan ON.

Operator observes B Train CR Filter Preheat enabled.

Operator observes CRA-OAPFT-2 dampers open, red status lights lit.

4 (Step 4) Depress IIMAN II for the following:

  1. 1 CRA OUTSD AI R Operator presses white FAN MAN pushbutton causing AUTO pushbutton to pop out.

Operator observes no change in green status light lit.

  • Operator presses white
  1. 2 CRA OUTSD AI R FAN MAN pushbutton causing AUTO pushbutton to pop out.

Operator observes green status light lit, red status light off.

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Appendix C Page 7 of 9 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT II 5 (Step 5) Depress "OFF for the following:

CRA-OAD-4 (CR Area Operator presses the CRA-Otsd Air Fans Damper)

OAD-4 OFF pushbutton, and observes green status light lit, red status light off.

CRA-OAD-3 (CR Area Otsd Air Fans Damper) Operator presses the CRA-OAD-3 OFF pushbutton, and observes green status light lit, red status light off.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME: Time Critical Stop Time 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM F NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Page 8 of 9 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM F Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • Unit 1 is at 55%.
  • Spent fuel is being transferred from the Unit 1 Spent Fuel Pool to a NAC-UMS cask in the Fuel Building.
  • 20 minutes ago, the Control Room received a report that a fuel assembly had been dropped into the Spent Fuel pool.
  • The fuel handling supervisor reports gas bubbles originating from the dropped fuel assembly and 1EMF-42, FUEL BLDG VENT HI RAD is in Trip 2.
  • The operating crew has completed AP/1/A/5500/25 (Spent Fuel Damage) up to step 15.

INITIATING CUE: The CRSRO has directed you to place one Outside Air Pressure Filter train in service per Enclosure 1 (Control Room Pressurization) of AP/1/A/5500/25 (Spent Fuel Damage).

NOTE: This is a Time Critical JPM NUREG 1021, Revision 9

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM G 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.:

Task

Title:

Respond to a Source Range JPM No.: 2008 Systems - Control Nuclear Instrumentation Failure Room JPM G (A)

KIA

Reference:

015 A2.01 3.5/3.9 Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility.Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: X Classroom Simulator X Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • Unit 1 is in the process of performing a Unit Start-Up.
  • Control Bank "A" has been pulled to 50 steps withdrawn.
  • Mode 2 has just been declared.
  • Source Range count rate is approximately 110 CPS.
  • SR channel N-31 has failed low.
  • AP/1/A/5500/16 Case I (Source Range Malfunctions) has been implemented.

Task Standard: All Source Range Selector switches are placed to channel 32 and the SR trip and High Flux at Shutdown signals from channel 31 are blocked.

When the only other channel of SR Nuclear Instrumentation fails high and the reactor does not trip, the Operator recognizes a reactor trip is required and then manually trips the Reactor. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: None 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet General

References:

AP/1/A/5500/16 Malfunction of Nuclear Instrumentation OP/1/A/61 00101 OA, ARP1 F01/A-6, SIR HI Flux Rx Trip McGuire Technical Specifications, 3.3.1 RTS Instrumentation EP/1/A/A/5000/E-0 Reactor Trip or Safety Injection Handouts: AP/1/A/5500/16 Malfunction of Nuclear Instrumentation, Case I Initiating Cue: The CRSRO has directed you to remove the failed SR channel (N-31) from service by performing AP/1/A/5500/16 (Malfunction of Nuclear Instrumentation), Case I (Source Range Malfunctions).

Time Critical Task: NO Validation Time: 7 minutes 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

1. Reset Simulator to IC-26 (Mode 2, Normal operating temp/press, CSA at 50 steps withdrawn.)
2. Insert Mal ENB-2A (SR Channel 31 Failure); Select =0, Activate
3. Insert Mal IPE001A (Failure of Auto Reactor Trip A train)
4. Insert Mal IPE001 B (Failure of Auto Reactor Trip B train)
5. Insert Mal ENB-002B (SR Channel 32 Failure); Set =1e+006, Set to Trigger 1.
6. Freeze Simulator.
7. Go to RUN.
8. Place "Audio Count Rate" and "Startup Rate" selectors to SR N-32 prior to implementing this JPM.

OR

1. Reset Simulator to Temporary Snap IC-80 (May 2008).

NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to activate Trigger #1 when the operator checks the "S/R HI FLUX ALM BLOCKED" annunciator in AP16 Case I, step 13.c.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout AP/1/A/5500/16, Case I.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD SIU COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1 (Caution prior to Step 1) Operator reads Caution.

Pulling SIR control power fuses anytime the SIR is energized will result in a reactor trip unless the affected channel is blocked in SSPS ("SIR TRAIN (AlB)

TRIP BLKD HI VOLTAGE OFF" status light on 1SI-18 is lit).

2 (Caution prior to Step 1) Operator reads Caution.

Pulling SIR instrument power fuses with the SIR energized will result in a reactor trip unless:

  • Affected channel "LEVEL TRIP" switch is in "BYPASS" OR
  • Affected channel is blocked in SSPS ("SIR TRAIN (AlB) TRIP BLKD HI VOLTAGE OFF" status light on 1SI-18 is lit).

3 (Note prior to Step 1) Audio Operator reads Note.

count rate is only supplied from SIR channels N-31 or N-32.

4 (Notes prior to Step 1) In Operator reads Note.

Mode 6, the W/R Neutron Flux Monitors can be used as SIR neutron flux indication.

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Appendix C Page 6 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD SIU COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 5 (Step 1) Check at least one Operator recognizes that SR of the following SIR Channel N32 is OPERABLE Channels - OPERABLE as identified in the initial conditions.

N-31 OR N-32 6 (Step 2) Announce Operator makes a page occurrence on paging announcement indicating system. that SR Channel N31 has failed.

Cue:

If asked, the U2 RO makes the page announcement.

7 (Step 3) Check unit status - Operator recognizes from IN MODE 6. initial conditions that the plant is in Mode 2 and proceeds to the RNa 8 (Step 3 RNO) GO TO Step Operator proceeds to Step

6. 6.

9 (Step 6) Check SIR Operator determines from detector(s) - HIGH initial conditions that the VOLTAGE plant is in Mode 2 and INADVERTENTLY proceeds to the RNa APPLIED AT POWER (ABOVE P-10).

10 (Step 6 RNO) GO TO Step Operator proceeds to Step 7 7.

11 (Step 7) Check "SIR HI Operator observes MCB FLUX AT SHUTDOWN" Annunciator 1AD2/D3 and alarm (1AD2-D3) - DARK determines that the window is dark.

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Appendix C Page 7 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 12 (Step 8) Monitor available Operator observes Neutron I/R Channels and WIR Flux is below the I/R Neutron Flux Monitors Channels scale.

Operator observes that WIR Monitor indications are stable.

13 (Step 9) Check if failure has Operator determines from occurred on any of the initial conditions that N-31 following SIR Channels: has failed.

N-31 Operator observes SR OR Channel N31 indication at N-32 "0."

14 (Step 10) Check at least Operator recognizes that SR one of the following SIR Channel N32 is OPERABLE channels - OPERABLE as identified in the initial conditions.

N-31 OR Operator observes SR N-32 Channel N32 is reading 110 CPS.

15 (Step 11) Check plant Operator determines from status - IN MODE 3 OR initial conditions that the BELOW plant is in Mode 2 and proceeds to the RNO.

16 (Step 11 RNO) IF in Mode 2 Operator determines unit is below P-6, THEN suspend in Mode 2 and below P-6 (10 operations involving positive -10 IR amps), and observes reactivity additions. rod withdrawal has stopped.

Cue:

Rx Startup has been suspended.

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Appendix C Page 8 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD SIU COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 17 (Step 12) Perform the following actions on the failed SIR drawer:

  • (Step 12.a) Place the Operator places the N31 "LEVEL TRI P" switch to Level Trip switch to "BYPASS" BYPASS and observes Level Trip light is lit.

(Step 12.b) Check "LEVEL TRIP BYPASS" light - LIT (Step 12.c) Place the "HIGH Operator recognizes that the FLUX AT SHUTDOWN" High Flux at Shutdown switch to "BLOCK". Switch in the "BLOCK" position.

18 (Step 13) Check the following -LIT:

(Step 13.a) "SIR OR IIR Operator observes MCB TRIP BYPASS" alarm Annunciator 1AD2/E2 and (1AD-2, E-2). determines that the window is lit.

(Step 13.b) The failed channel's status light on 1SI-19:

  • "1/N-31 B SIR Operator observes the N31 CHANNELl Trip Bypass status light is lit.

TRIP BYPASS" OR

  • "1/N-32B SIR CHANNEL II TRIP BYPASS".

(Step 13.c) "SIR HI Operator observes MCB FLUX ALM BLOCKED" Annunciator 1AD2/D2 and alarm (1AD-2, D-2). determines that the window is lit.

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Appendix C Page 9 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT NOTE: Simulator Driver Operate Trigger #1.

This will cause the "SIR HI FLUX RX TRIP" alarm on 1FO-1/A5 (An automatic Reactor Trip should occur, however, the RPS has failed. The Operator may address the Annunciator Response Procedure, however, it is expected that the reactor will be manually tripped)

Examiner NOTE: (Alternate Path) It is expected that the operator will Trip the Reactor.

  • 19 (Step 2) Check Reactor NOTE: The remainder of Trip the operator actions will be performed from memory
  • All rod bottom lights -

LIT Operator observes all Rod Bottom lights are lit (green).

  • IIR amps - GOING lights are lit.

DOWN Operator observes that both IIR SUR indications are trending down 20 (Step 3) Check Turbine Trip Operator observes the Four

  • All throttle valves -

STAT lights for throttle CLOSED valves are lit.

21 (Step 4) Check 1ETA and Operator observes that UV 1ETB - ENERGIZED STAT lights for 1ETA and 1ETB are DARK.

22 (Step 5) Check if SII is actuated:

(Step 5.a) "SAFETY INJECTION ACTUATED" Operator observes that SII status light (1SI-18)- LIT. actuate light is DARK.

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Appendix C Page 10 of 12 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 23 (Step 5.a RNO) Perform the following:

(Step 5.a RNO 1)

Check if S/I is required: Operator observes that pzr pressure is 2100 and stable pzr pressure less than and that Containment 1845 pressure is .15 PSIG and OR stable; and reports that Containment pressure Safety Injection is NOT greater than 1 PSIG required.

Cue:

Another operator will complete the remainder of this procedure.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 11 of 12 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM G Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • Unit 1 is in the process of performing a Unit Start-Up.
  • Control Bank "A" has been pulled to 50 steps withdrawn.
  • Mode 2 has just been declared.
  • Source Range count rate is approximately 110 CPS.
  • SR channel N-31 has failed low.
  • AP/1/A/5500/16 Case I (Source Range Malfunctions) has been implemented.

INITIATING CUE: The CRSRO has directed you to remove the failed SR channel (N-31) from service by performing AP/1/A/5500/16 (Malfunction of Nuclear Instrumentation), Case I (Source Range Malfunctions).

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet 81M JPM H 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM H NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.: MO-8308 Task

Title:

Restoration of Power to Unit 1 JPM No.: 2008 Systems - Control 6900V Buses using Offsite Power Room JPM H KIA

Reference:

062 A2.05 2.9/3.3 Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: Actual Performance: X Classroom Simulator X Plant READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • A loss of all AC power has occurred on both Unit 1 and Unit 2.
  • EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 and EP/2/A/5000/ECA-O.0 have been implemented on their respective Units.
  • On Unit 1 the 1A Diesel Generator has tripped on a loss of lube oil, and the 1B Diesel Generator has tripped on overspeed.
  • Both train A and B sequencer control power breakers have been opened.
  • The Dispatcher has informed you that offsite power can now be restored.

Task Standard: Power is restored to 1TA, 1TB, 1TC and 1TO. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: None General

References:

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Initiating Cue: The CRSRO has directed you to restore power to the Unit 1 6900 Volt Buses using Offsite Power per EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 Enclosure 8.

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet SIMULATOR OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

1. Reset the Simulator to IC-39 100% MOL
2. Insert Malfunctions:
a. EP001 (Station Blackout)
b. 1A DIG Trips on loss of Lube Oil, MALF-DG003A, SET = 1 (DIG A), give a 60 second time delay before malfunction takes place to allow loads to sequence on
c. 1B DIG Trips on Overspeed, MALF-DG004B, SET =2 (DIG B), give a 60 second time delay before malfunction takes place to allow loads to sequence on
3. Implement EP/ECA-O.O (Loss of All AC Power) and complete through subsequent step 16.
4. At step 5 run CAEP FILE ZZRUNSSF_ECAO.O to initiate NC Pump Seal Injection.
5. Remove Malfunction EP001 at Step 10 then use LOA EP to reset lockout relays. Verify by the Annunciator Unit 1 Lockout OFF (1AD-11/K3). LOA's 154,155,156,175 and 176 SET = Reset Lockout.
6. At Step 15 c Insert Malfunction EQB002A/B to disable the Train A and B Sequencer Control Power.
7. At Step 15 d use LOA-NS005/006 to simulate pulling control power for NS Pumps.
8. OVR RUKR Pumps:

OVR-KR003A OVR-KR005A OVR-RL003A OVR-KR003B OVR-KR005B OVR-RL003B OVR-KR004A QVR-RL002A OVR-RL004A OVR-KR004B OVR-RL002B OVR-RL004B

9. Freeze the simulator after conditions stabilize OR
1. Reset to IC-89 (May, 2008)

NOTE: During the performance of the JPM, the Simulator Driver will be required to:

  • Communicate with the Operator as the TCC, NLO, and anyone else the operator needs to communicate with.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 19 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and Handout of EP/1/A/5000/ECA-O.O.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Note prior to Step 1) This Operator reads Note.

1 enclosure can be used to:

Restore Unit 1 offsite power and then align Unit 1 6900V bus to 4160V bus.

OR Restore 4160V bus if Unit 1 6900V bus is already energized.

2 (Step 1) Check Unit 1 Operator observes OAC-6900V busses - ALL EPB7KV (or an equivalent DEEN ERG IZED. OAC map), or Normal/Standby breakers are open for Buses 1TA-1TD, and determines that all 6900 V buses are deenergized.

3 (Step 2) Check lockout Operator observes relay relays on relay board in board.

Control Room - RESET.

4 (Step 3) Contact Toddville Operator attempts to Tee to coordinate the contact Toddville Tee.

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Appendix C Page 6 of 19 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 5 (Step 4) Ensure Toddville Operator asks if Toddville TCC concurs that offsite TCC concurs that offsite power is ready to be aligned power is ready to be aligned from switchyard to at least from switchyard to at least one station busline. one station busline.

(Step 5) IF AT ANY TIME 6 Operator reads step and busline PCBs OR MODs recognizes its conditional will not operate from the application.

Control Room, THEN perform the following:

(Step 5.a) Dispatch switchyard coordinator to operate affected PCBs and MODs (875-5680 or beeper 778-6633 or Toddville TCC can contact).

(Step 5.b) IF Switchyard personnel unavailable, THEN dispatch operator to operate affected bustine PCBs and MODs from Switchyard Relay House PER OP/1/A/6300/001 (Turbine Generator Startup/Shutdown) ,

Enclosure 4.12 (Local Operation of Switchyard PCBs and MODs).

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Appendix C Page 7 of 19 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 7 (Step 6) Open the following Operator observes that the PCB's: green status lights are lit and determines that the PCB 8 PCBs are open.

PCB 9 PCB 11 PCB12 8 (Step 7) Have Toddville Operator asks Toddville TCC energize the required TCC to energize the portion of Unit 1 Switchyard, required portion of Unit 1 to allow restoration of offsite Switchyard.

power. Use any of the following:

230KV yellow bus from Cowan1s Ford OR Any other available source.

9 (Step 8) Ensure the Operator observes following are open: Generator Breakers, green status lights lit, and 1A Generator Breaker determines that both the 1A 1B Generator Breaker and 1 B Generator breakers are open.

10 (Note prior to Step 9) If Operator reads Note.

unable to open any of the following breakers from the Control Room, Step 9.i will open breaker(s) locally.

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Appendix C Page 8 of 19 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 9) Remove all loads

  • 11 from 6900V busses as follows:

(Step 9.a) Place the following mode select switches to manual:

1TA Operator rotates the 1TA Mode Select Switch clockwise to MANUAL.

1TB Operator rotates the 1TB Mode Select Switch clockwise to MANUAL.

Same Operator rotates the 1TC 1TC Mode Select Switch clockwise to MANUAL.

Same Operator rotates the 1TD 1TD Mode Select Switch

. clockwise to MANUAL.

(Step 9.b) Open the For each breaker, the 12 following breakers:

Operator observes green status light lit for normal 1TA normal breaker breaker and determines the 1TA standby breaker breaker is open.

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Appendix C Page 9 of 19 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 13 (Step 9.c) Open all NC Operator observes the 1A pump supply breakers. NC Pump green breaker status light lit.

Operator observes the 1B NC Pump green breaker status light lit.

Operator observes the 1C NC Pump green breaker status light lit.

Operator observes the 1D NC Pump green breaker status light lit.

  • 14 (Step 9.d) Place the Operator rotates the 1A following pump switches to Hotwell Pump Control STOP: Switch counter-clockwise to STOP, observes green All hotwell pumps breaker status light lit.

Operator rotates the 1B Hotwell Pump Control Switch counter-clockwise to STOP, observes green breaker status light lit.

Operator rotates the 1C Hotwell Pump Control Switch counter-clockwise to STOP, observes green breaker status light lit.

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Appendix C Page 10 of 19 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 15 (Step 9.d) Place the Operator rotates the 1A following pump switches to Condensate Booster Pump STOP: Control Switch counter-clockwise to STOP, observes green breaker All condensate booster status light lit.

pumps Operator rotates the 1B Condensate Booster Pump Control Switch counter-clockwise to STOP, observes green breaker status light lit.

Operator rotates the 1C Condensate Booster Pump Control Switch counter-clockwise to STOP, observes green breaker status light lit.

16 (Step 9.e) Depress "STOP" Operator observes the B RF on the following pumps:

Pump green breaker status light lit.

B RF pump 17 (Step 9.e) Depress "STOP" Operator observes the 1C1 on the following pumps:

Heater Drain Tank Pump green breaker status light All C Heater Drain Tank pumps lit.

Operator observes the 1C2 Heater Drain Tank Pump green breaker status light lit.

Operator observes the 1C3 Heater Drain Tank Pump green breaker status light lit.

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Appendix C Page 11 of 19 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 9.e) Depress IISTOP" 18 on the following pumps:

Dispatch an NLO to verify that the LLI Pump breakers All Low Level Intake pumps.

are OPEN.

  • 19 (Step 9.1) Open the Operator presses the TRI P following breakers: pushbutton for the 1ATC Feeder Breaker and 1ATC Feeder Breaker observes green breaker status light lit.

1ATO Feeder Breaker Operator presses the TRI P pushbutton for the 1ATO Feeder Breaker and observes green breaker status light lit.

(Step 9.g) IF either of the 20 following Unit 1 breakers are closed, THEN open Dispatch NLO to check breakers: breaker position OR use OAC map EPB7KV.

SATA Feeder Breaker Dispatch NLO to check SATB Feeder Breaker breaker position OR use OAC map EPB7KV.

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Appendix C Page 12 of 19 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 21 (Step 9.h) Ensure deenergized 600V equipment does not restart upon power restoration as Operator rotates Bearing Oil follows: Pump control switch counter-clockwise to the (Step 9.h.1) IF "BRG OIL STOP position, and then PUMP/GSOB PUMP" is off, pulls switch out to TRI P THEN place control switch PULLOUT.

II to PULL TO LOCK *

  • 22 (Step 9.h.2) Open "C PZR Operator presses OPEN HTR GRP SUP BKR". pushbutton for C pzr Heater Group Supply Breaker and observes green breaker status light lit.

(Step 9.h.3) Place D pzr Operator rotates D pzr 23 heater in manual. Heater control switch clockwise to the MANUAL position.

  • 24 (Step 9.h.4)Open D pzr Operator presses TRI P heater group supply pushbutton for D pzr Heater breaker. Group Supply Breaker and observes green breaker status light lit.

25 (Step 9.h.5) Place A RV Operator presses the A RV pump in manual and off. Pump MANUAL pushbutton to release AUTO pushbutton, and presses STP pushbutton to release START pushbutton.

26 (Step 9.h.6) Place B RV Operator presses the B RV pump in manual and off. Pump MANUAL pushbutton to release AUTO pushbutton, and presses STP pushbutton to release START pushbutton.

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Appendix C Page 13 of 19 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 27 (Step 9.h.7) Depress Operator presses the A RL manual and off on control Pump MANUAL pushbutton switch for any RL pump that to release AUTO is off or deenergized. pushbutton, and presses STP pushbutton to release START pushbutton.

Operator presses the B RL Pump MANUAL pushbutton to release AUTO pushbutton, and presses STP pushbutton to release START pushbutton.

Operator presses the C RL Pump MANUAL pushbutton to release AUTO pushbutton, and presses STP pushbutton to release START pushbutton.

II (Step 9.h.8) Depress 1I0FF Operator presses the A KR 28 on control switch for any KR Pump OFF pushbutton.

pump that is off or Operator presses the B KR deenergized. Pump OFF pushbutton.

Operator presses the C KR Pump OFF pushbutton.

29 (Step 9.h.9) Depress stop Operator presses the STOP on all G heater drain tank pushbutton for the 1G1 pumps.

Heater Drain Tank Pump and observes green breaker status light lit.

Operator presses the STOP pushbutton for the 1G2 Heater Drain Tank Pump and observes green breaker status light lit.

Operator presses the STOP pushbutton for the 1G3 Heater Drain Tank Pump and observes green breaker status light lit.

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Appendix C Page 14 of 19 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 9.h.1 0) IF VP was in Operator recognizes (After 30 service prior to blackout, cue) that VP was NOT in THEN place the IIVP SUP & service and proceeds to EXH FANS MODEll switch step 9.i.

to 1I0FFII .

(Step 9.i) Dispatch Operator dispatches NLO to 31 operator(s) to perform the perform Enclosures 11 and following: 12.

Enclosure 11 (Preparing 6900V Busses for Power Restoration)

Enclosure 12 (Preparing 600V Loads for Power Restoration).

32 (Step 10) Ensure lockouts Operator observes relay reset as required by Step 2. board.

(Step 11) Do not continue 33 Operator contacts NLO to until the following are check status of Enclosure completed:

11/12 completion.

Steps 9 through 10 Enclosure 11 (Preparing 6900V Busses for Power Restoration)

Enclosure 12 (Preparing 600V Loads for Power Restoration).

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Appendix C Page 15 of 19 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT (Step 12) Check the 34 following MODs - CLOSED:

MOD-8R For each MOD, Operator observes red status light lit MOD-8Y and determines the MOD is closed.

MOD-9R MOD-9Y MOD-11 R MOD-11Y MOD-12R MOD-12Y (Step 13) Check switch 35 indications for the following 6900V switchgear breakers

- LIT:

For each Breaker, Operator 1TA NORMAL BREAKER observes green status light lit and determines the 1TA STDBY BREAKER breaker is open.

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Appendix C Page 16 of 19 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 36 (Step 14) Energize 1ATA Operator contacts Toddville and 1ATB by closing and requests permission to available PCBs as directed close PCBs 8, 9, 11, and by Toddville TCC. 12.

  • Operator presses CLOSE PCB 8 pushbutton for PCB 8 and observes red status light lit.

Operator presses CLOSE

  • pushbutton for PCB 9 and PCB 9 observes red status light lit.

Operator presses CLOSE

  • PCB 11 pushbutton for PCB 11 and observes red status light lit.

Operator presses CLOSE PCB 12. pushbutton for PCB 12 and observes red status light lit.

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  • 37 (Step 15) Energize 6900V busses by closing normal or standby breaker on the following:

1TA Operator presses CLOSE pushbutton for 1TA and observes red status light lit.

1TB Operator presses CLOSE pushbutton for 1TB and observes red status light lit.

Operator presses CLOSE 1TC pushbutton for 1TC and observes red status light lit.

(NOTE: Control Room lights will be restored with this action.)

Operator presses CLOSE 1TD pushbutton for 1TD and observes red status light lit.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 18 of 19 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Systems - Control Room JPM H Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • A loss of all AC power has occurred on both Unit 1 and Unit 2.
  • EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 and EP/2/A/5000/ECA-0.0 have been implemented on their respective Units.
  • On Unit 1 the 1A Diesel Generator has tripped on a loss of lube oil, and the 1B Diesel Generator has tripped on overspeed.
  • Both train A and B sequencer control power breakers have been opened.
  • The Dispatcher has informed you that offsite power can now be restored.

INITIATING CUE: The CRSRO has directed you to restore power to the Unit 1 6900 Volt Buses using Offsite Power per EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.O Enclosure 8.

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Appendix C Page 2 of 7 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION Facility: McGuire Task No.:

Task

Title:

Emergency Borate the Reactor JPM No.: 2008 Systems - In Coolant System Locally Using 2NV- Plant JPM I 269 KIA

Reference:

004 A2.14 3.8/3.9 Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: X Actual Performance:

Classroom Simulator Plant X READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied .

. Initial Conditions:

  • Unit 2 was at 100 0/0 power when a Boron dilution event occurred.
  • AP/2/A/5500/38 (Emergency Boration) was entered.

Task Standard: 2NV-269 is located and manually opened (simulated) within ten (10) minutes. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: PPE (Hardhat, Safety Glasses, Hearing Protection, etc.)

Dosimetry General

References:

AP/2/A/5500/38 Emergency Boration Handouts: None Initiating Cue: The CRSRO has directed you to emergency borate the NC System by locally opening 2NV-265B (Boric Acid To NV Pumps). Notify the control room when the valve is opened.

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Appendix C Page 3 of 7 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION Time Critical Task: YES (10 minutes) - Required by PT/O/A/4600/113, "Operator Time Critical Task Verification," Enclosure 13.4, "Stop Dilution and Borate During a Dilution Event."

Validation Time: 8 minutes NOTE: Start this JPM from the hallway outside of the Operations kitchen.

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Appendix C Page 4 of 7 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM).

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1 (Step 11.d RNO) Perform Operator locates 2NV-265B the following: and attempts to open it (simulated).

(Step 11.d RNO 1)

Dispatch operator to open 2NV-265B (aux bldg, Cue:

733+3, JJ-54, near chemical addition tank). Give the following cue as soon as the operator begins to describe opening the valve:

Handwheelclutchengaged Force applied in theco<unter clockwise direction Handwheel is NOT moving Operator recognizes that valve cannot be opened and calls Control Room.

Cue:

The<Control<.Roomoperator directsyouto

  • u nlockand open 2NV-269 (Boric.* Acid sup.plytoNVPumpsBlock) in accordance with Step 11.dRNO 11.d.2.a)of AP/2/A/5500/38.

Notify theC/Rwhenthe valve is open.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 7 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 2 (Step 11.d RNO 2) IF 2NV- Operator locates 2NV-269, 265B can not be opened, then unlocks and opens it THEN: (simulated) within ten minutes of dispatch.

(Step 11.d RNO 2.a)

  • Dispatch operator to unlock and open 2NV-269 Cue:

(BA Supply to NV Pumps Block) (aux bldg, 733+4, Lock removed, Handwheel JJ-54, near chemical rotated fully counter-addition tank). clockwise.

The operator calls the Control Room and reports that 2NV-269 is OPEN.

Cue:

The Control Room operator understands that 2NV-269 is open.

3 (Step 11.d RNO 2.b) Open The operator calls the Control 2NV-267A (Boric Acid To Room and requests that the Blender Control). BOP Open 2NV-267A.

Cue:

Terminate the JPM.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

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Appendix C Page 6 of 7 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Systems - In Plant JPM I Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • Unit 2 was at 100 % power when a Boron dilution event occurred.
  • AP/2/A/5500/38 (Emergency Boration) was entered.

INITIATING CUE: The CRSRO has directed you to emergency borate the NC System by locally opening 2NV-265B (Boric Acid To NV Pumps).

Notify the control room when the valve is opened.

This is a Time Critical Task.

NOTE: No plant equipment should be operated during the performance of this JPM. All actions must be SIMULATED.

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet In Plant JPM J 2008 Systems - In Plant JPM J NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.: MO-5012 Task

Title:

Ensure Proper Response of Diesel JPM No.: 2008 Systems - In VI Compressors on Loss of VI Plant JPM J (A)

KIA

Reference:

APE 065 AA1.04 3.5/3.4 Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: X Actual Performance:

Classroom Simulator Plant X READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • Units 1 and 2 are at 100 % power when a leak develops in the VI system.
  • AP/1/A/5500/22, "Loss of VI," has been implemented up to step 4.c.

Task Standard: "G" VI compressor is started per Enclosure 4 (Diesel VI Compressor Operation) of AP/1/A/5500/22. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: PPE (Hardhat, Safety Glasses, Hearing Protection, etc.)

General

References:

AP/1/A/5500/22 LOSS OF VI Handouts: AP/1/A/5500/22 LOSS OF VI Initiating Cue:

  • Ensure Diesel VI compressors are running per Enclosure 4 (Diesel VI Compressor Operation) of AP/1/A/5500/22.
  • Use the copy of the procedure located on column 2B32, Unit 2 TB, near exit door leading to Diesel VI compressors.

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Appendix C Page 4 of 9 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and when candidate attempts to obtain procedure located on column 2B32, Unit 2 TB, near exit door leading to Diesel VI compressors, Handout AP/1/A/5500/22.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT NA Cue:

Upon arriving at the scene, the following conditions exist:

  • H VICompressoris running.
  • G VI* Compressor is NOT running.

1 (Step 1) On running compressors, ensure associated compressor switches are in the following positions:

Operator proceeds to "Auto/Off-Reset" selector switch in check the switches for "AUTO". "H" VI Compressor.

Cue:

"HIGH/LOW" selector As operator checks each switch, in "HIGH". switch:

  • "Auto/Off-Reset" "START/WARM- selector switch *is in UP/RUN" selector "AUTO" switch in "RUN". * "HIGH/LOW" selector switchisii n *"HIGH".
  • "sTARTIWARM-UP/RUN"switchisin "RUN".

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Appendix C Page 5 of 9 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 2 (Note prior to Step 2) Operator reads NOTE.

Several G and H VI Compressor gauges will not function until the associated "Engine Switch" is placed in the ON position in the following steps.

  • 3 (Step 2) IF G VI Operator places the Compressor is off, THEN "Auto/Off-Reset" selector perform the following: switch in "OFF-RESET."

(Simulated)

(Step 2.a) Place the "Auto/Off-Reset" selector switch in "OFF-RESET."

(AS FOUND =AUTO)

Cue:

"AutolOff-Reset" rotary switch moved to "OFF-RESET."

4 (Step 2.b) Ensure the Operator ensures the "HIGH/LOW" selector "HIGH/LOW" selector switch, is in "HIGH." switch, is in "HIGH."

(Simulated)

(AS FOUND = HIGH)

Cue:

"HlGHl-lOW"select-O-r -

switch is in "HIGH."

5 (Step 2.c) Ensure the Operator ensures the "START/WARM-UP/RUN" "START/WARM-UP/RUN" selector switch is in "RUN." selector switch is in "RUN."

(Simulated)

(AS FOUND =RUN)

Cue:

"STARTlWARM-UPlRUN" switch is in "RUN."

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Appendix C Page 6 of 9 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 6 (Note prior to Step 2.d) Operator reads NOTE.

Engine will start after a 5 to 10 second time delay in next step.

7 (Step 2.d) Place "ENGINE Operator places the SWITCH" in "ON." "ENGINE SWITCH" in "ON." (Simulated)

Cue:

"ENGINE SWITCH" rotated clockwise to "ON."

15 second.shaveelapsed and the engine isN.OT running.

(Alternate Path)

  • 8 (Step 2.e) IF Diesel Operator places the compressor fails to start "ENGINE SWITCH" in within approximately 15 "OFF." (Simulated) seconds, THEN perform the Cue:

following:

(Step 2.e.1)) Place "Engine" "Engine" switch rotate.d switch in "OFF". counterclockwise to "OFF."

9 (Step 2.e.2)) Do not attempt Operator waits 2 minutes.

to start G VI compressor until 2 minutes have Note: Allow the next two elapsed. steps to be read before giving the "2 minutes have elapsed" cue.

Cue:

Two minutes have elapsed.

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Appendix C Page 7 of 9 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 10 (Step 2.e.3)) lE H VI Operator will N/A this step compressor is off, THEN and continue.

start H VI compressor PER step 3 while waiting to start G VI compressor.

11 (Step 2.e.4)) WHEN 2 Operator will proceed to minutes have elapsed, step 2.d.

THEN observe note prior to Step 2.d and RETURN TO Step 2.d.

  • 12 (Step 2.d) Place "ENGINE Operator places the SWITCH" in "ON". "ENGINE SWITCH" in "ON." (Simulated)

Cue:

"ENGINE SWITCH" rotated clockwise to "ON" and the engine is running.

13 (Step 2.d) lE H VI Operator determines that compressor is off, THEN "H" VI Compressor is perform the following ... running and proceeds to step 4.

14 (Step 2.d) WHEN time Operator proceeds to allows, THEN check Enclosure 4.12.

running parameters PER OP/0/A/6450/005 Cue:

(Instrument Air system),

Enclosure 4.12 (Response Another operator will to Auto/Emergency Start of check>therunning G and/or H VI Compressor). parameters**when*time allows.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 8 of 9 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Systems - In Plant JPM J Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • Units 1 and 2 are at 1000/0 power when a leak develops in the VI system.
  • AP/1/A/5500/22, "Loss of VI," has been implemented up to step 4.c.

INITIATING CUE:

  • Ensure Diesel VI compressors are running per Enclosure 4 (Diesel VI Compressor Operation) of AP/1/A/5500/22.
  • Use the copy of the procedure located on column 2832, Unit 2 T8, near exit door leading to Diesel VI compressors.

NOTE: No plant equipment should be operated during the performance of this JPM. All actions must be SIMULATED.

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Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet In Plant JPM K 2008 Systems - In Plant JPM K NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Facility: McGuire Task No.:

Task

Title:

Establish NC Pump Seal Injection JPM No.: 2008 Systems - In from the SSF Plant JPM K KIA

Reference:

EPE 055 EK3.02 4.3/4.6 Examinee: NRC Examiner:

Facility Evaluator: Date:

Method of testing:

Simulated Performance: x Actual Performance:

Classroom Simulator Plant X READ TO THE EXAMINEE I will explain the initial conditions, which steps to simulate or discuss, and provide initiating cues. When you complete the task successfully, the objective for this Job Performance Measure will be satisfied.

Initial Conditions:

  • A Loss of All AC has occurred on Unit 1.
  • EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 (Loss of All AC Power) has been implemented.
  • The SRO has dispatched one (1) operator to 1ETA to swap 1EMXA4.

Task Standard: SSF Diesel in operation and supplying power to 1SLXG. 1SLXG is supplying power to SMXG and SMXG-1. Battery Chargers SDSP-1 and SDSP-2 supply breakers are closed. Standby makeup pump is supplying NCP seal injection within 8 minutes. All critical tasks evaluated as satisfactory.

Required Materials: PPE (Hardhat, Safety Glasses, Hearing Protection, etc.)

General

References:

EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 Loss of All AC Power Handouts: EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0, Enclosure 1 Initiating Cue: Obtain the Brown Folder at SSF and complete Enclosure 1 (Unit 1 SSF-ECA-O.O Actions) 2008 Systems - In Plant JPM K NUREG 1021, Revision 9

Appendix C Job Performance Measure Form ES-C-1 Worksheet Time Critical Task: YES (Re-establishing Seal Water flow of 26 gpm in accordance with Step 5.e of Enclosure must be completed within 8 minutes as indicated by PT/O/A/4600/113, "Operator Time Critical Task Verification,"

Enclosure 13.11, "Initiate SSF NCP Seal Injection and Swap to the SSF.")

This JPM should be timed starting from the OPS Kitchen. Once flow from the standby makeup pump is verified, the "critical time" stops.

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Appendix C Page 4 of 14 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION (Denote Critical Steps with an asterisk*)

Provide Candidate with Initial Conditions/Cue (Last Page of this JPM), and after the enclosure is located at the SSF Handout EP/1/Al5000/ECA-0.0, Enclosure 1.

START TIME:

STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 1 (Step 1) At SSF DIG Operator checks line Control Panel: voltage.

(Step 1.a) Check "LINE Cue:

VOLTS"-

APPROXIMATELY 600V.

Meter reads "0" Volts.

2 (Step 1.a RNO) GO TO Operator goes to Step 1.c.

Step 1.c.

  • 3 (Step 1.c) Place "SSF Operator rotates "SSF DIESEL TEST/EMERG" DIESEL TEST/EMERG" switch to "EMER" switch clockwise to "EMER" (Simulated)

Cue:

Switch rotated clockwise -

to EMERposition.

4 (Step 1.d) Check "SSF Operator checks "SSF DIESEL START DIESEL START CONTROL" switch - "OFF" CONTROL" switch in OFF.

Cue:

Switch is in "OFF" position.

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Appendix C Page 5 of 14 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 5 (Step 1.e) Place "SSF Operator places "SSF DIESEL START DIESEL START CONTROL" switch to "ON" CONTROL" switch to ON.

(Simulated)

Cue:

Switch is rotated clockwise to "ON" position.

6 (Step 1J) Check DIG starts Operator observes Diesel within 30 seconds condition.

Cue:

Background noise level has increased, various gage indications are up.

  • 7 (Step 1.g) Depress "TRIP" Operator presses "TRIP" for for "NORMAL INCOMING "NORMAL INCOMING BREAKER CONTROL" BREAKER CONTROL."

(Simulated)

Cue:

Pushbutton depressed, green lamp is illuminated.

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Appendix C Page 6 of 14 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 8 (Step 2) At 1SLXG: Operator proceeds to Load Center 1SLXG and opens any breakers that are (Step 2.a) Open all 600 V closed. (Simulated) load center breakers:

Note: The BMXA feeder breaker is normally open and is not a critical step.

  • 600V MCC BMXA NORMAL INCOMING FEEDER
  • MOTOR CONTROL CENTER 1EMXH-1 ALTERNATE FEEDER
  • SSF STDBY BATTERY CHARGER SDSS Cue (As Applicable):

Switches rotated counterclockwise or trip push buttons depressed, green lamps are illuminated.

  • 9 (Step 3) At SMXG-1:

(Step 3.a) Open the Operator proceeds to Load following breakers: Center 1SMXG-1 and opens breakers.

SMXG1-FAE (SDSP1 (Simulated)

Battery Charger)

SMXG1-RAD (SDSP2 Cue (As Applicable):

Battery Charger)

Breaker handle moved down.

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Appendix C Page 7 of 14 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD SIU COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 10 (Step 4) At 1SLXG: Operator proceeds to Load Center 1SMXG-1 and (St~p 4.a) Depress opens breakers.

"CLOSE" on 600 V load (Simulated) center breaker 1SLXG-5B (SSF DIG) (on breaker) Cue (As Applicable):

Pushbutton depressed and breaker indicates closed.

11 (Step 4.b) Using pistol grip switches, close the following breakers Operator proceeds to Load Center 1SLXG-5C and (Step 4.b.1) Close "1 SLXG- closes breaker. (Simulated)

  • 5C CS" (SMXG1 MCC (Normal) Feeder Cntrl Cue:

Switch).

Pistol grip rotated clockwise, red light is illuminated.

(Step 4.b.2) Wait 10 Seconds Operator waits 10 seconds.

  • (Step 4.b.3) Close "1 SLXG- Operator proceeds to Load 4C CS" (SMXG MCC Center 1SLXG-4C and (Normal) Feeder Cntrl closes breaker. (Simulated)

Switch).

Cue:

Pistol grip rotated clockwise, red light is illuminated.

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Appendix C Page 8 of 14 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT

  • 12 (Step 5) At SSF Control Operator opens valves by Panel: depressing OPEN pushbutton, observes Red (Step 5.a) Open the status light LIT. (Simulated) following valves:

Open 1NV-842AC (Standby M/U Pump Suction Isol) Cue:

Open 1NV-849AC (Standby Pushbutton depressed, M/U Pump Cont Outside red light is illuminated.

Isol) 13 (Step 5.b) Check 1NV- Operator observes Red 1013C (Standby M/U Pump status light LIT.

to NC Pump Seals Isol) -

OPEN Cue:

Red light is illuminated.

  • 14 (Step 5.c) Close 1NV-94AC Operator closes valve by (NC Pumps Seal Ret Cont depressing CLOSED Inside Isol) pushbutton, observes Green status light LIT.

(Simulated)

Cue:

Pushbutton depressed, Green light is illuminated.

  • 15 (Step 5.d) Start Unit 1 Operator starts pump by Standby Makeup Pump. depressing START pushbutton, observes Red status light LIT. (Simulated)

Cue:

Pushbutton depressed, Red light is illuminated.

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Appendix C Page 9 of 14 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 16 (Step 5.e) Check Unit 1 Operator observes meter Standby Makeup Pump flow (1 NVP6420) - GREATER Cue:

THAN OR EQUAL TO 26 GPM.

Meter indicates 28 gpm.

Stop Time for Time Critical Task:

17 (Step 5.f) Check 1NV- Operator observes Green 1012C (Standby MIU Pump status light LIT.

to Cont Sump) - CLOSED Cue:

Green light is illuminated.

18 (Step 5.g) Check SSF DIG - Operator observes Diesel RUNNING condition.

Cue:

Background noise level is heard, various gage indications are up.

19 (Step 5.h) Check SSF DIG Operator observes meter.

"FREQUENCY" - AT 60 Hz.

Cue:

Meter indicates 60 Hz.

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Appendix C Page 10 of 14 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD SIU COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 20 (Step 5.i) Check SSF DIG Operator observes meter.

"VOLTAGE" - AT 600V.

Cue:

Meter indicates 600 Volts.

21 (Step 6) At SMXG-1: Operator proceeds to Load Center SMXG-FAE and closes breaker. (Simulated)

(Step 6.a) Close SMXG1 -

  • FAE(SDSP1 BATTERY Cue:

CHARGER)

Breaker handle pulled into the UP position.

(Step 6.b) Wait 10 Seconds Operator waits 10 seconds.

  • (Step 6.c) Close SMXG-1 Operator proceeds to Load

- RAD (SDSP2 Center SMXG-1-RAD and BATTERY CHARGER) closes breaker. (Simulated)

Cue:

Breaker handle pulled into the UP position.

(Step 6.d) Wait 10 Seconds Operator waits 10 seconds.

22 (Step 7) At 1SLXG: Operator proceeds to Load Center SLXG-5D and (Step 7.a) Using pistol grip closes breaker. (Simulated) switch, close "1 SLXG-5D CS" (SDSS Battery Charger Cue:

Cntrl Switch).

Pistol grip rotated clockwise, red light is illuminated.

(Step 7.b) Wait 10 Seconds Operator waits 10 seconds.

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Appendix C Page 11 of 14 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD S/U COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 23 (Step 8) At SMXG: Operator observes breaker position.

(Step 8.a) Ensure SMXG-F5A (Unit 1 pzr Heaters Cue:

28/55/56 Feeder) is closed.

Breaker is closed.

24 (Step 9) At SSF Control Panel:

(Step 9.a) Check SSF DIG Operator observes SSF "FREQUENCY" - AT 60 Hz DIG Frequency Meter.

Cue:

Meter indicates 60 Hz.

(Step 9.b) Check SSF DIG Operator observes SSF "VOLTAGE" - AT 600V. DIG Voltage Meter.

Cue:

Meter indicates 600 volts.

(Step 9.c) Check SSF Operator observes SSF Generator Load - LESS Generator Load Meter.

THAN OR EQUAL TO 700 KW Cue:

Meter indicates 500KW.

25 (Step 10) Ensure SSF DIG Operator observes SSF room intake louvers are DIG room intake louvers open (located above rollup position.

doors in DIG room).

Cue:

Intake louvers are open.

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Appendix C Page 12 of 14 Form ES-C-1 PERFORMANCE INFORMATION STEPS ELEMENTS STANDARD SIU COMMENTS REQUIRED FOR UNSAT 26 (Step 11) IF AT ANYTIME SSF DIG trips without Operator observes Diesel apparent cause, ORis condition.

unable to be started without apparent cause, THEN: Cue:

(Step 11.a) Ensure Background noise level is "GENERATOR BREAKER heard, various gage CONTROL" indicates indications are up.

"OPEN" (Step 11.b) Ensure the Operator returns to Step "SSF DIESEL START 1.e CONTROL" switch is in "OFF" (Step 11.c) Turn the manual knob on the "FUEL OIL SOLENOID BYPASS" (located on the SSF control room side of DIG, 3 ft from floor) fully clockwise (Step 11.d) RETURN TO Step 1.e.

Terminating Cue: Evaluation on this JPM is complete.

STOP TIME:

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Appendix C Page 13 of 14 Form ES-C-1 VERIFICATION OF COMPLETION Job Performance Measure No.: 2008 Systems - In Plant JPM K Examinee's Name:

Date Performed:

Facility Evaluator:

Number of Attempts:

Time to Complete:

Question Documentation:

Result: SAT UNSAT Examiner's Signature: Date:

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Appendix C Form ES-C-1 JPM CUE SHEET INITIAL CONDITIONS:

  • A Loss of All AC has occurred on Unit 1.
  • EP/1/A/5000/ECA-0.0 (Loss of All AC Power) has been implemented.
  • The SRO has dispatched one (1) operator to 1ETA to swap 1EMXA4.

INITIATING CUE: Obtain the Brown Folder at SSF and complete Enclosure 1 (Unit 1 SSF-ECA-O.O Actions)

This is a Time Critical Task.

NOTE: No plant equipment should be operated during the performance of this JPM. All actions must be SIMULATED.

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