ML18010A854

Flow Calibration Rept Carolina Power & Light Harris Plant.

ML18010A854
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Site:	Harris
Issue date:	10/09/1992
From:	CONTROLOTRON CORP.
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Date iG QNTROLOTRON ORPORATION 155 Phot Avenue ~ Heuppauge, NY 11788 ~ (518) 231-3800

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~CHASE ORDER NO. XT00000075 CAROLINA POQER 6 LIGHT HARRIS PLANT OUR CWORK ORDER NO. 921045 DATE 10-9-92 XT XS HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT ALL HA~RING 6 TEST EQUXPHEHT USED TO XNSPECT, TEST 8 CALIBRATE OUR PRODUCXS ARE TRACEABLE TO THE NATXONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY (NIST) ~ TEST AND/OR INSPECTION REPORTS INDICATING CONFORMANCE ARE ON FILE. FLASH CALIBRATION AT CONTROLOTRON OR AT EXTERNAL FACILITIES ARE PERFORHED BY KVQ2KB CONTROLOTRON PERSONNEL'ND ALL FACXXiETX EQUXPMERiT UTILIZED ARE TRACEABLE TO NXST. THE MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION AND ACCURACY IS XN ACCORDANCE HXTH THE FLOH CALIBRATXON REPORT XNDXCATED BELOg-994P5GLS-3 u2415 991PMS-2 U4077 QUAL T'I SUPERVXS DATE ATTACHMENTS FLOg CALIB. REPORT NO. 9107 2 C3NTRC3LOTRON ORPO RATION CC2O4-B.1 155 Plant Avonvo Havnpavge. NY 117'9e ~ (51el 731-1+<>

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<og FLOR CALIBRATION REFERENCE DATA SHEET CAL. f 9107 2 MODEL P/N: 9 4PSG S/N CUSTOMER: C RO P/0 LOCATION: N/0 DATE OF CERTIFICATION: 10-9-92 TEST E UIPMENT TEMPERATURE Di itec 5820 S/N CCT-301. Due TIMER NEWPORT Model 6130A S/N 36 ue 1 2 INDICATOR BLH Mode1 LCP10 VR2.26 S/N CCT-380 Due 7-6-93 CALIBRATION METHOD CONTROLOTRON TEST PROCEDURE CS-2 REV 3A 6/29/92 THIS CALIBRATION.IS CERTIFIED TO BE ACCURATE WITHIN A MAXIMUM ERROR OF +- 1X APPROVED BY: DATE CC-246-3 o~v'aocov'aoN OaPORATlOM 155 Plant Avenue ~ Hauppauge, NY 11788 ~ t516) 231.3600

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CONTROLOTRON CORPORA::-OS 990 :":OR CALIBRATION DIAGNOST C DATA SEE T CUSTOMER: CAROLINA POUER & LIGHT Y.O.: 921045 FDC P/N: 994PSGLS-3 FDC S/5: U2415 TRANSDUCER P/N: 991PMS'-' TRANSDUCER S/N: U4077AIS SITE NAME: 3SS40CAL PER:" B~:

PIPE SIZE: 3SS40 DATE: 10-8-92 TRACK MOUNTING (D/R): DIR LIQUXD TEMP: DEGRESS P 78 TRACK SPACING INDEX: B-8 KC FACTOR: +3. 5 NOTE: The diagnostic data listed helena is the Uniflov set-up data at the time of calibration. The diagnostic data will vary somewhat due to variations in app ication conditions.

This data is listed for information and reference purposes only.

DIAGNOSTIC DATA Vs: 1495 (Liquid Sonic Uelocizy)

Vale: (Liquid Signal Streng ")

Px (Transmit Frequency)

N: 30 (Transmit Count) n 13 (Receive Count) x 10 (Receive Displacement)

Vfmax: 2119.99 (Maximum Flow Velocity in Ft/Sec)

TN 91.98 (Total xmit. to rcv. "ime in micro-seconds)

TL 55 '3 (Computed time for sonic beam in liquid)

Checksum 02B31E78 100792-0016 (Software integrity check)

Code (Controlotron Corpora-=on control code)

LTN (Transducer Spacing)

Contour .906 (Receive Signal Quali=y)

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FDC: PH 994P56LS-3 FDC SIN U24l5 PIPE SIZE 3SS40 TRC ITS (0/R) DlR TRANSDUCER: PN 991PhS.2 TRANSDUCER S/h U4077AIB TRANSDUCER CC} 4030 FLON STANDARD CCT: 380 TlhER CCT: 362 TENP Ql%E CCTl 301 SITE MANE: 3SS40CAL Vs 1495 Kc FACTOR 3.5 SPACE IIGEI B.S Fx: 6 H: 30 n: 13 1: 10 Tn: 91,98 TLs $ 5.93 Yafcc &6 PERFORRED BT DATE 10-8-92 RN TANK HEISHT DELTA @ST HATER NTER ACTUAL IOICATEO START STOP'ELTA Quet had DEETI 0 X ERRN l.BS LBS TENP DHOITTYOL VOL T1% TI% SEC(NDS SPll SP}l SP% .

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Type CUSTOMER SERVICE Ad~in-'-y CUST SERV CS-2 Subject ~g CALIBRATION (I4gp/96p/99p) Prep. By Appr.By Flov Curve, Density Chart; NR Dare 5/5/82 Da=e 5/>0/C2 Calc Re uest for Flov Cal Data Sheet CUSTOMER SERVICE .C. ENGINEERING PURPOSE OR OMZCTXVE:

Yo define the details of flow calihratian and operation of the flow station.

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been certified by 4~Ming record to epmate the scar stand and e~pment to be calibrated. Changes +ay en1y'e by or with the approval of Quality As:~u~ce.

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3 3 l l l f l l 2 l Expanded initial conditions; flow 10/18/90 f 10/21/90 f l time & weight requirements; certifig 3 Re-isaac l I cation. l 1 /20/90 l l l l l . l 3 Para 2.8 to allow initial calih at, 8/30/91 I '",!>/ l I l any flow rate; added l. 7, 2. 8 l l l l l l I 3A Para 1.6, 2.8, 2.14 added Pgen use 6/29/~} </&/lZ l in 480. l l ONTROLOTRON ORPQRATiON

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CONTROLOTRON CORPORATION a80/960/990 FLOM CALKBRATION PROCEDURE XHXTXAL CoNDXTXoNS '

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The stancXax6 flow calibration vi11 be done at, zero Ma+ g1as 4 l

points up to customers maxixnzm flov, or to lo Ct/sec 5X met, specified.

1-2 f A 1m'alibration vozk order shal3. be Customer Sexvice Rmministzatian as d'art of fin~ ~ eat hp Sa~ cxr BnB:iaX ~xR order and sent, to the Customer Seztrice Emagex Sar 2'. customer purchase orders that contain gL cmr Nuclear Saittey statements aze to be red.eved bp'm~~ ~ban 1o4 to perfoxuung the vezk.

Prior to starting any fRov ca16mddan, been intrinsica11y ca1ihrateC zmk th N 1t t I l~

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+ear enik Customer retaxned equipment aha11 Xo33.ov caatxaam P.o. zecpBxa-ments, and/or the following:

mme %we in A. electronics and transducexs are M be checked 59m e~yCganent foz pzoyoz iocctionihg w~ith t aigastizg, chcmgihg, cz repairing any function, or zemava1 of custaaer data in memory ~

B. Xf a malfunction is found, the customer is to be notiXiek that there is a defect and customer instruction of continued vozk (in writing} is to be obt~ed, does not, pmvide such instructions.

if the P o Unless othexwise specified, net equipment eh Q.l ce1y recpdxe "as cleft" data; custcnnez retazned ecpipmezrt slue zecpxixe founcP and <<as left" data: repaired customer equipment sbz61

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require "as left" unless the repair is Known not to affect the acquisition and/or processing of floe data.

1.6 The calibration status of the Plow Stand and test, equipment shall be checked ta assure that they are within the calibration dates. The Timer, Temperature Cuage, and Floe def~

Stand CCT numbers shall be entered on each data sheet >4r 480 systems include the frequency counter.

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oc aqs 1.7 Znitia3. flov points to establish the calibration slope azxX adjust the instrument may be made, during the "calibration phase" of the flowmeter. The data sheet is to izxU.cate that an adjustment was made, and a11. prior data are not to be used,.

l.7.1 Xf any flov rate is found, to be outside the xecpxized, fLov rate

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2~ ON PRO BURR Review f3.ov th th of pohzts;

~ calibration work order Ml max Qov, proper

&eh~ and Purchase Order it te I-ls8 assare pipe, axe recpd;reX acaaacy ) ---- ---

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Hount the pipe'of the designated, size Sp fh in the PIcv water 8I ~$a+ted~

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th 3aast 5 aaR minutes to stabiLixe aeeitbxi.

..3 Check the ~kicable genexaL after at 3.east M mba.

of oZ~ration.

a. 2arplitade e. Zero Ringe

b. Have Shape Zero Stab&.9.ty

c. Slew Rate g. H Position (F/A far 990 Sys)

Abilityto Set 2'ero 2 4 Chec3c data scatter at zero KLov by records~ 2D mmmm~. The average should be mmdmua of .01 ~sec.

2.5 Set-up and fill out a stan~ data sheet (CC174) for st-a&an%

4 points plus zero data zan. Additional data points can be ran if contracted with the custcaner and specified an the vaxk order. P1an flov points approximately ecpxally spa~%,

. including xwdmum and a~mrna points as specified by the customer. These points must flow rates for the particular pipe specified.

~ within the maciIma acRuevable

2. 6 Measure taxeveight of tan3c and record value.

2.7 Measure water temperature and record value.

2.8 Start flow run at a selected flow rate. Close weigh tan3c outlet valve and start totalizer and timer simultaneously.

For 480 systems connect the frequency counter to Plea and start the counter instead of the totaliaex.

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2.9 Continue floving for the specified time and the veight specified belov in order to assu e r ~m minixrm'ifferential 0.254 flov stand accuracy. Shut off timer and totalize simul-taneously and read the tank veight at. that moment. Record tank weight, t:otalizer count, and time M seconds.

HEH3XUK TXME AND SEICEP I

FowTme Di ferential Hei 60 SEC (Kin. Time) 2000 LBS 120 SEC 1000 XBS 180 SEC 800 XiBS 240 SEC 750 XLBS 300 SEC (or greater) 700 XaS 2- 10 Suhtract staxting ~Qc weight frcaa Xa11 tax'eight to get ~ V.

2 11 Using water temperature measured Kook ap anC 'xeccxecX tea md~

density (9) as shown'n Tab3.e 1 Ca1cu1ate actuaa1 volume (Vact) . Vast ~ ~V/P 2 13 Qact (Actual P1ow) = Vact/Time.

2; 14' Qind {P1owmeter Reading)~ ~ Tota1izerfTima.

Por 450 System: find Pgea Couut/KC.

15 ~Q - P1omreter reading - 2ketua1 F1' ging pact.

2 16 4 error = ~Q/@an't x 100 2- 17 Repeat, the abave procedure at: a11 designated flow rates, recording starting tank weight.

2. 18 Xf any flow measuxement does not meet xecpuzed acamcy make slope ad)ustment and xepeat all floe runs.

FLOW CAL BROOM'CORVES Review calibration work oxder to specified.

see if any curves vere 3.2 ~ If thexe are no special requirements,'he standard plot. vi11 be percent deviation Us actual flow.

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Cgc f, CS2 DENSITY OF RATER IN AIR TABLE l (Sht l of 2)

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33.0 8.33061 8 33088 34.0 8.33115 35.0 8 33141 36.0 8.33151 37 0 38.0 8.33160 8 33169 39 '

40 ' 8-33179 8 33188 41-0 8 '3177 42.0 8.33164 43 0 8 33153 44.0 8.33140 45 ' 8 33129 46.0 8 33101, 47.0 8 33070 48 0 49.0 8.33042 50.0 8.33012 51 0 8.32984 8 32935 52.0 8 32889 53.0 8.32842 54.0 8.32795 55.0 8-32747 56.0 8 32684 57.0 8-32620 58 ' 8 32557 59.0 8 32497 60 0 8 32430 61.0 8 32351 62 0 8 32275

63. 0 8 32196

64. 0 8.32120

65. 0 8 32041

66. 0 8.31949

67. 0 8.3l857 68-0 8.31764 69.0 8.31672 70.0 8.31580 71.0 8-31474 72 0 8.31369 QNTROLOTRON ORPORATlGN ice ni ~ ~

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TEMP. F DENSITY (1hrs/gal) 4*****4k*******+*+****+**+*%4k*%****4 73 ' 8.31263 74.0 8.31158 75 0 8.31052

76. 0 8 30933 77 0 8 30815 78.0 8 30698 79.0 8.30580 80.0 8.30461 81 0 8 30330 82.0 & 30202 83.0 8 30071 84 0 8.29942 85.0 8.29811 86.0 8.29670 87.0 8 29527 88 ~ 0 & ~ 29386 89 0 &.29243 90 0 8.29102 91.0 8.28949 92.0 8.28797 93.0 8.28644 94.0 8.28492 95.0 8.28340 96.0 8.28176 97.0 8.28013 98.0 8.27853 99 ' 8.27690 100.0 8.27527 QNTROI OTRON ORPORATION

ENCLOSURE 4 CPELL POSITION ON TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION REQUIREMENT

CP&L POSITION ON TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION REQUIREMENT FOR ALTERNATE MINIFLOW ISOLATION VALVES The operability of the motor-operated valves associated with the alternate miniflow system is required for Charging and Safety Injection Pump (CSIP) operability. If an alternate miniflow valve becomes inoperable, a 72 hour8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> Limiting Condition for Operation would exist for the associated CSIP under the existing Technical Specifications, The safety injection portion of the alternate miniflow isolation valve logic signal is already tested in accordance with Technical Specifications. The pressure signal to the motor-operated valve logic is a portion of the safety injection required actions; therefore, similar to the Auxiliary Feedwater System, verification of actual actuation will be performed every eighteen months. Calibration of the pressure transmitters is already included in Technical Specifications (as part of the Reactor Vessel Level Instrumentation System) and is performed on a refueling interval. Based on the above, CP&L has determined that no changes to Technical Specifications are required.

ENCLOSURE 5 MOTOR-OPERATED VALVE DESIGN BASIS REVIEW SET"UP CRITERIA f

DIF ERENTIAL PRESSURE TEST RESULTS