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Harris Nuclear Plant (HNP)
NFPA 805 Transition Non-Power Operational Fire Safety Analysis (FSA) ModeUpdate Review Status HNP Pilot Meeting Shirelle Allen, CES/FP May 30 - June 1, 2007 Raleigh, NC Harris Oconee Pilot Observation Meeting April 15, 2008 Charlotte, NC Bob Rhodes May 31, 2007
Progress Energy FSA O Status -
Z To date: 2nd round change evaluation team meetings performed to discuss variances and resolve strategy for each fire area transitioned with performance-based approach (approximately 16 fire areas)
Z In Progress: strategy finalization, calculation preparation and design verification, final list of proposed plant modifications
Progress Energy FSA O Purpose: Demonstrate achievement of nuclear safety and radioactive release performance criteria of NFPA 805 as required by 10CFR50.48(c)
O Methodology: FSA is Progress Energys design basis document as described in NFPA 805:2.7.1.2 Z Section 3.1 details steps performed to develop FSA
Progress Energy FSA O Section 3.2 Classical Fire Protection Z Fire Response Strategy Z Construction Z Ventilation Z Detection Z Automatic Suppression Z Manual Suppression
Progress Energy FSA O Section 3.3 Fire Hazards Identification Z Normally expected fire hazards for the fire area Z Area specific classifications/designations O Section 3.4 NSCA Compliance Summary Z Fire area contents Z Approaches utilized to demonstrate compliance X i.e. deterministic, performance-based, combination
Progress Energy FSA O Section 3.5 Non-Power Operational Modes Compliance Summary Z Review conducted using guidance found in NEI 04-02 and FAQ 07-0040 Z Calculation HNP-E/ELEC-0002 presents methodology, pinch points, and description of strategy developed to resolve concern Z High level results of the non-power operations evaluation presented within the FSA for the particular fire area
Progress Energy FSA O Section 3.6 Radioactive Release Compliance Summary Z High level results of fire area radioactive release evaluation O Section 3.7 Probabilistic Risk Assessment -
Summary of Results Z Listing of all fixed ignition sources in the area for which the calculated risk is equal to or above 1E-8/year for CDF Z If the CDF takes into account the assumption that a plant modification will be performed, a narrative description is provided with reference to Attachment 2 (i.e. incipient fire detection, installation of new automatic suppression system, etc.)
Progress Energy FSA O Section 3.8 Risk Informed, Performance-Based Evaluations Z Summary of results for the fire area Z Detailed information found in Attachment 2 - i.e. Transition Change Evaluation O Section 3.9 Defense-in-Depth Z Extent to which fire protection systems and features are provided
Progress Energy FSA O Section 3.10 Monitoring Program Input Z High-level for FSA Z Procedure provides detailed information for methodology O Section 4.0 Conclusions O Section 5.0 Attachments O Attachment 1 - NEI 04-02 Table B Nuclear Safety Capability Assessment Summary
Progress Energy FSA O Attachment 2 - Scenario Discussions -
Change Evaluations:
Z Change Description identifies changes for evaluation in fire area -
X A. Variances from Deterministic Separation Requirements (based on deterministic pre-transition post-fire safe shutdown analysis)
X B. Other Changes Being Evaluated (includes operator manual actions not previously approved/allowed)
X C. ERFBS (i.e. Hemyc, MT)
Progress Energy FSA O Scenario Descriptions and Model Results X Summary of results on a fire scenario basis X Includes listing of all change process targets associated with ignition sources in the area in which the calculated risk is equal to or above 1E-8/year for CDF X Targets addressed were those identified as being in the Zone of Influence (ZOI) of risk significant sources X Resolution options provided on a scenario basis (i.e. incipient detection for a panel to prevent flame and radiant heat energy from igniting cables and causing a hot gas layer)
Progress Energy FSA O Scenario Descriptions and Model Results Z Scenarios below 1E-8 not addressed in evaluation because any change in risk is below the RG 1.205 acceptance criteria which bound the RG 1.174 criteria Z Change process targets that are not within the ZOI are free of fire damage, and therefore, considered acceptable as-is
Progress Energy FSA O Risk Evaluation Z Assessment of Change in CDF and Change in LERF O Impact of Change on Defense-in-Depth O Safety Margin Considerations O Transition Change Evaluation Conclusions
Progress Energy FSA Questions?