JAFP-85-0682, Cycle 7 Startup Test Rept

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Cycle 7 Startup Test Rept
ML20135H545
Person / Time
Site: FitzPatrick Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 08/21/1985
From: Radford Converse
POWER AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK (NEW YORK
To: Murley T
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I)
References
JAFP-85-0682, JAFP-85-682, NUDOCS 8509230752
Download: ML20135H545 (5)


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Page 1 of 3 CYCLE 7 START-UP TEST REPORT Cycle 7 operations commenced June 1, 1985 ending a 105 day refueling outage. The start-up physics test program was conducted from May 28, 1985 through August 8, 1985 utilizing Reactor Analyst Procedure 7.1.17 titled Refuel Start-Up Program, Revision 7.

CORE LOADING AND VERIFICATION One hundred and ninety-six new fuel assemblies designated LYA001-LYA196 were loaded during the refueling outage. Three hundred and sixty-four irradiated fuel assemblies were shuffled to new locations. The final loading map is attached as Figure 1.

Core verification was performed in accordance with RAP 7.2.4 using an underwater T.V. camera to verify proper fuel assembly location, orientation, and seating.

CONTROL ROD DRIVE TESTS Prior to start-up, surveillance test F-ST-23B, Control Rod Coupling Integrity Test and F-ST-20K, CRD Exercise / Venting Timing Test, were satisfactorily completed for all 137 control rods.

Prior to reaching 40% rated core thermal power, control rod scram time testing was conducted. The results are tabulated below.

Notch Technical Specification Average of Observed Limit (Secs.) 137 Rods (Secs.)

46 .338 .312 38 .923 .726 24 1.992 1.466 04 3.554 2.585 The average of the scram insertion times for the three fastest operable control rods for all groups of four control rods in a two by two array were less than the maximum times allowed by the Technical Specifications.

SHUTDOWN MARCIN TEST Criticality was achieved on May 28, 1985 by performing the insequence critical shutdown margin test which demonstrated a shutdown margin of

.81 % AK. By referencing the cycle management report, the moderator temperature correction factor was determined to be .0015 AK, the reactor period correction factor .0004 AK, and the R value .0006 AK.

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Page 2 of 3 REACTIVITY ANOMALY A comparison of the expected and actual control rod density was performed at 100% core thermal power and 96.7% rated core flow. The actual control rod inventory was 396 notches inserted, and the predicted inventory was 420 notches inserted. The + 1% AK reactivity boundaries were 120 (-1% AK) and 720 (+1% AK) notches inserted.

POWER DISTRIBUTION MEASUREMENTS Core power distribution was monitored throughout the start-up using the process computer. During the ascension to full power, LPRM calibrations were performed at 50%, 75% and 100% core thermal power. Reactor core thermal limits were maintained within Technical Specifications.

CORE POWER SYMMETRY Core power symmetry was checked at 50%, 75%, and 100% power. The maximum difference in power level of symmetrically located fuel bundles was found to be less than 10%.

LPRM RESFONSE TEST During scram time testing, when control rod insertions and withdrawals were made, an LPRM response test was conducted on all 124 LPRMs which verified that each detector is connected to the appropriate flux amplifier. Five LPRMs were replaced during the refuel outage.

CORE FLOW EVALUATION Two core flow evaluations were performed at 100% thermal power. The value for total core flow provided by the instrumentation was found to agree within 2% with the value calculated by the jet pump calibration program.

PROCESS COMPUTER CHECKOUT The process computer databank for Cycle 7 operation was installed and satisfactorily checked out over the period of time from May 31, 1985 until June 3, 1985. This work was performed by site personnel with the assistance of Mr. Tim Leong of the General Electric Nuc1 car Data Banks group from San Jose, California. Core performance calculations were made using the off-line Backup Core Limits Evaluation program at 50%, 75% and 100% core thermal power. In each case, the location and the value calculated for MFLCPR, MFLPD, and MAPRAT agreed very closely with the plant process computer calculations.

PRESSURE REGULATOR TEST The pressure regulator test, RAP 7.3.18 verified that the decay ratio of the reactor pressure transient caused by a 10 psi change in the pressure set-point for each pressure regulator is less than 1.0

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.o Page 3 of 3 DETERMINATION OF RATED DRIVE FLOW In conjunction with the core flow evaluation, data was obtained t 6

determine rated drive flow. The result was calculated to be 33.03 x 10 lb/hr.

TIP AXIAL ALIGKMENT A test to verify the proper alignment of the traveling incore probe system was performed and adjustments were mada as necessary.

TIP UNCERTAINTY TEST The standard deviation was calculated for symmetrically located TIP strings, and found to be 3.2%, well below the 8.7% value assumed in the Licensing Topical Report.

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August 21, 1985 JAFP 85-0682 Dr. Thomas E. Murley Regional Administrator United States Nuclear Regulatory Commissicn Region 1 631 Park Avenue King of Prussia, Pennsylvania 19406

Subject:

Cycle 7 Start-Up Test Report

Dear Mr. Murley:

Enclosed you will find the Cycle 7 Start-Up Test Report for the James A.

FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant, DPR-59, Docket No. 50-333, which is submitted to you in accordance with Regulatory Guide 10.1 and Plant Technical Specifications paragraph 6.9.A.1.b.

We trust you will find this information satisfactory. However, should you desire additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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. aaau RADFORD J. CONVERSE RJCr :kjm Enclosure cc: J. C. Brons R. A. Burns L. Cuaquil T. Dougherty R. Taylor G. Rorke W. Fernandez D. Burch R. Chase H. Fish Document Control Center J. Gray l

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