ML20046A471
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| Issue date: | 06/28/1993 |
| From: | Liparulo N WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC COMPANY, DIV OF CBS CORP. |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM) |
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4 2 Westinghouse Energy Systems Box 355 Electric Corporat!on Pinsbu@ Pennsylvania 15230-0a55 ET.NRC-93 3910 NSRA-APSI 93-0223 Docket No.: STN-52-003 June 28,1993 Document Control Desk U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Wasnington, D.C. 20555 ATTENTION: R.W.BORCHARDT
SUBJECT:
PRESENTATION MATERIALS FROM THE JUNE 18,1993 MEETING ON THE AP600 TESTING PROGRAM
Dear Mr. Borchardt:
Attached are presentation materials used during the June 18,1993 meeting in Monroeville, PA to discuss the AP600 Testing Program. The following materials are attached:
Attachment 1 Meeting attendance list from June 18,1993 meeting Attachment 2 Presentation materials, June 18,1993 meeting The Westinghouse Electric Corporation copyright notice is also attached.
Please contact Brian A. McIntyre on (412) 374-4334 if you have any questions concerning this-transmittal.
A .he N. J. Liparulo, Manager Nuclear Safety & Regulatory Activities
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, COPYRIGIIT NOTICE I The reports transmitted herewith each bear a Westinghouse copyright notice. The NRC is permitted to make the number of copies of the information contained in these reports which are necessary for its internal use in connection with generic and plant-specific reviews and approvals as well as the issuance, denial, amendment, transfer, renewal, modification, suspension, revocation, or violation of a license, permit, order, or regulation subject to the requirements of 10 CFR 2.790 regarding restrictions on public disclosure to the extent such information has been identified as proprietary by Westinghouse, copyright protection not withstanding. With respect to the non-proprietary versions of these reports, the NRC is permitted to make the number of copies beyond those necessary for its internal use which are necessary in order to have one copy available for public viewing in the appropriate docket files in the public document room in Washington, D.C. and in local public document rooms as may be required by NRC regulations if the number of copies submitted is insufficient for this purpose. The NRC is not authorized to make copics for the personal use of members of the public who make use of the NRC public document rooms. Copies made by the NRC must include the copyright notice in all instances and the proprietary notice if the original was identified as proprietary.
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. WESTINGHOUSF/NRC MEETING i AP600 TESTING PROGRAM OVERVIEW -
JUNE 18,~ 1993 NAME- ORGANIZATION ' PIIONE ~
John C. Butler _ W AP600 Ucensing - (412) 374-5268-
- Chris L. Hoxie NRC/NRR/DSSA/SCSB (301) 504 3138 Thomas Kenyon NRC/NRR/ADAR/PDST - (301) 504-1120-Don McPherson NRC/NRR/DSSAL (301) 504-2865 -
Joe M. Kelly _ NRC/RES/RPSB (301) 492-3545 s
Brian A. McIntyre. W AP600 Licensing - (412) 374-4334 Larry Hochreiter .WNuclear Safety Licensing : (412) 374-5158 Terry Schulz W Systems Engineering -~ (412) 374-5120 Gene Piplica W Test Engineering . (412) 374-5310 a
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WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION PRESENTATION TO <
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AP600 DESIGN CERTIFICATION TESTING PROGRAM OVERVIEW !
i WESTINGHOUSE ENERGY CENTER JUNE.18,1993
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WESTINGHOUSE /NRC MEETING AP600 DESIGN CERTIFICATION TESTING PROGRAM OVERVIEW B. A. MclNTYRE 8:30 INTRODUCTION T. L. SCHULZ 8:45 AP600 OVERVIEW l
L. E. HOCHREITER 9:30 BASIS FOR AP600 TEST AND ANALYSIS PROGRAM E. J. PIPLICA 10:15 AP600 TESTING PROGRAMS 11:30 LUNCH l
L. E. HOCHREITER 12:30 AP600 TEST ANALYSIS PLAN W/NRC INTERFACE, INFORMATION FLOW J.C. BUTLER 1:00 _
1:30 DRIVE TO W SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CENTER ALL i 2:00 TEST FACILITY TOUR 2:45 DRIVE TO W WALTZ MILLS FACILITY ALL 3:30 CORE MAKEUP TANK FACILITY TOUR
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- Redundant active equipment powered by nonsafety diesels
- "First line of defense"; redundant active Minimize unnecessary use of: passive safety systems.
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- Separation within:NNS systems not required .
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- Availability controlled by procedures-(50.59) w/o shutdown requirements
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- Gravity drain. refueling water storage tank (containment pressure)
- AutomaticLRCS depressurization ,
Passive Containment Cooling Steel containment-shell transfers heat to natural circulation of air-andl evaporation of water drained by gravity .
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- Automatic actuation; two fail-open valves
- PRHR HX located in IRWS'. , provides heat sink, subcooled for 2-3 hrs.
- Passive containment cooling provides ultimate heat sink
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- Two tanks provide makeup by gravity at any RCS pressure
- Automatic actuation by opening redundant air operated valves, fail open, for each CMT
- Provides significant makeup before ADS actuation; 3 gpm leak for 40 hr
- PXS Tanks and ADS
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- Minimize Actuations
- Goal of less than 1 ADS-actuation in 600; years 1
- Reliable l&C; 2/4 logic, appropriate interlocks.
- Reduced real challenges; no RCP seals or Pressurizer PORV, reliable normal makeup, large.CMT. ;
- RNS injection prevents 4th stage opening and containment flooding
- Minimize Consequences Major RCS equip.: designed for no damage with multiple occurre'nces
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- Nonsafety heat removal during normal operation and transients
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- Water drains by gravity from elevated tank, air circulates by natural circulation
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- Boiling of water sprayed on outside of containment vessel from fire protection pumps-
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l o What data exist for code validation?
o Which codes or models'should we use?
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o We examined the key phenomena for
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Small Break LOCA SBLOCA Model AP600 Uniqueness Validation - AP600 Specific Validation Needed Comments w.r.t. W Plants Does it Exist?
LOCA Process ADS tests, modeled with Criticalitem for AP600 Yes No ADS Blowdown SBLOCA code to Process develop / verify model May need to verify Pressurizer model has to Yes Yes, LOFT Pressurtzer Model to pressurizer model to be be vertfled to Handle ADS accommodate larger consistent with ADS breaks l
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- Core H.T. No Yes, Reflector Yes, not specific None Structure H.T. ,
to AP600 No CMT component test, HHSI Delivery, Signal, Yes along with ADS tests Behavior, Delivery should show signal rate generation and flow rates Yes None Two phase loop AP's No Yes, no loop seals Yes None Loop Seal Behavior CCTF, UPTF data should No CMT tests, UPTF, CCTF HHSI Delivery Yes, delivery in be available. Model downcomer Location downcomer these tests with WC/T
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SBLOCA Model AP600 Uniqueness Validation - AP600 Spect!!c Validation Does it Exist? Needed Comments .
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ADS tests will test actual Need to develop valve Yes, ADS valves No critical flow model,-
Critical Flow valves, sparger sparger model Not directly None, code can handle Loop Draining Yes, 2HL, 4CL (llconsed NOTRUMP for Behavior CE 2x4 design) i No Yes None SB SG Behavior PRHR Tests Examine PRHR effect on i Yes No
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No PCCS Tests,1/8 Scale Tests, Currently Planned U Eveporative Film CooIIng Yes Tests Will Meet Heated Plate Tests
, Needs-Yes, not AP600 Some as above, plus other Same as above Condensation, with Non- No Specific data, CVTR, U. of Wisconsin -
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Film Flow Experiments Will- Prototypical Yes~ No System Will be l Liquid Film Distdbution Design the Water on Containment Distrtsution Tested :
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i o- Perform Scaled - Full Scale Design Verification Tests of New Critical Components o Perform Separate-effects Tests on Large - Full Scale Hardware to Reduce Scaling--
Concerns o Perform Low Pressure Integral Systems Test at Reduced Scale to Verify Safety Analysis Codes for Gravity Drain / Core Cooling System Behavior when Passive :
Systems would be most challenged (OSU) .
o Emphasize containment performance using small scale tests for model development -
and two larger. scale systems tests for model verification ,
- Use best estimate thermal-hydraulic system codes o
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perform full height, full pressure integral systems tests to remove any residual doubt on passive safety system performance (SPES-2) i
Basis for AP600 Test and-Analysis Program Tests on Passive Core Cooling Systems
, o Used to verify computer models Passive Residual Heat Removal _ System Heat Exchanger tests to obtain heat ,
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- Develop / confirm evaporative heat transfer tests for interior of containment
- Containment wind tunnel tests
- Full scale segment of the containment dome to investigate water distribution
- Passive containment cooling tests,3 ft. diameter by 25 ft. high vessel
- 1/8 th scale containment cooling tests,15 ft. diameter by 25 ft. high vessel which simulates AP600 containment, used for code verification at larger scale e as
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Summary o The test program is extensive o Many successful results to date confirm design features o Test data has been/will be incorporated into analysis codes which in turn confirm l
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' - Can be system or separate effects test L o Highest quality assurance pedigree
- NQA-1 applies,10CFR21 applies
- Test specification required .
Test operating procedures required
- . Test facility design documentation required
- Quality records required o Examples
- Large Scale PCCS Heat Transfer tests
- Integral Systems tests (SPES-2, OSU) ,
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o Provide design information on specific components
- Feasibility of design Manufacturability
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- Quality records required o- Examples
- High inertia Rotor tests
- RCP Flow tests (air & water)
- Check Valve tests i
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- Investigate specific phenomena in detail -
- Answer specific questions of performance or feasibility
- Provide guidance for further testing o Quality requirements
- Test plan required
- Test facility det.'gn documents required .
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< o Scaling analysis has been performed to size loop components o Engineering analysis of the' facility is being performed by Ansaldo using -
RELAP5/ Mod 3, to verify scaling and to establish test operating procedures o Currently setting up a NOTRUMP model for SPES-2 o SPES-2 tests will be analyzed to determine:
- Transient system behavior for different SBLOCA break locations, sizes, system failures; Steam generator tube rupture; and Main steam line break o Tests will be analyzed using NOTRUMP and WCOBRA/ TRAC
AP600 Test Analysis Plan Oregon State University (OSU) Low Pressure Integral Systems Test. - .
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verify the pressure scaling approach and plan the tests o The OSU tests will be~ analyzed to determine: !
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-- non-condensible distribution o- Large scale tests will be analyzed using WGOTHIC .
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W/NRC Interface, Information Flow ,
o Westinghouse is committed to conducting the AP600 test program in an open interactive environment
-o The current test program has benefited from comments and discussions with the NPC and Industry o The test program schedu!e is demanding and success oriented o The need for close and frequent interaction is crucial to the success of this schedule.
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W/NRC Interface, Information Flow Steps taken to ensure that high quality information is providec ?n a timely manner o Submit all test documents related to tests as they are created
- e.g., test plans or specifications, scaling rationale, facility description reports, instrumentation plans, facility / component drawings, test data reports, test analysis reports o Hold joint meetings with NRR, RES, ACRS staff and consultants
- to discuss test plans, analysis plans, instrumentation requirements, design and schedules o Provide information in advance of meetings to obtain feedback and comments during the meetings and to allow for more meaningful discussion
W/NRC Interface, Information Flow Steps taken to ensure that high quality information is provided in a timely manner (continued) o Provide test data on an ongoing basis
. rather than providing solely at the conclusion of the test program o Provide updated test schedules on a monthly basis
- to keep the NRC apprised of progress and to assist in plans for test reviews, visits and witness points -
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AP600 Testing Program Review Meetings (December '92 - May '92)
December 9,1992 - OSU Tests, Detailed Review December 10,1992 - SPES-2 Tests, Detailed Review December 14,1992 - Testing Program Overview February 25,1993 - CMT Tests, Detailed Review & Facility Visits March 9-10,1993 - Test Program Review & Facility Visits
- March 23-24,1993 - Containment Tests, Detailed Review & Facility Visits April 20,1993 - ADS Tests Review and Facility Visit April 22,1993 - SPES-2 Tests Rev ew and Facility Visit May 4,1993 - ADS Phase A Test Results Review May 26-27,1993 - ADS Tests, Detailed Review
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