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Forwards Revised Large Break LOCA ECCS Performance Results for Limiting Break Size for Facility Justifying Increased Steam Generator Tube Plugging Limit of Up to 1,430 Tubes
ML17221A364
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Issue date: 08/25/1987
From: WOODY C O
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO.
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NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION & RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (ARM)
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L-87-327, NUDOCS 8708310039
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REQfj.ATINFORMATIONDISTRIIOSTEM(RIDS)ACCESSIQNNBR:8708310039DOC.DATE.:87/08/25NOTARIZED:NOFACIL:59-389St.LuciePlantiUnit2iFloridaPower5LightCo.AUTH.NAMEAUTHORAFFILIATIONWQODYiC.O.FloridaPowerZrLightCo.RECIP.NAME.RECIPIENTAFFILIATIONDocument'ontrolBranch(DocumentControlDesk)

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ForwardsrevisedlargebrealLOCAEGCSperformanceresultsforlimitingbreaksizeforfacilitywhichgustifiesincresedsteamgeneratortubeplugginglimitofupto1430Tubes.DISTRIBUTIONCODE:A001DCQPIESRECEIVED:LTRENCL'IZE:TITLE:QRSubmittal:GeneralDistributionNOTES:DOCKET005000389RECIPIENTIDCODE/NAMEPD2-2LATOURIQNYiECOPIESRECIPIENTLTTRENCLIDCODE/NAME0PD2-2PD1COPIESLTTRENCL5INTERNAL:ARM/DAF/LFMB~NRR/DEBT/CEBNRR/DEBT/RSBNRR/PMAS/ILRB01EXTERNAL:EQSQBRUSKE,8NRCPDR01111111111h!RR/DEST/ADSNRR/DEBT/MTBh!RR/DOEA/TSBQQC/HDS2RES/DE/EIBLPDRNSIC11111110111111TOTALNUMBEROFCOPIESREQUIRED:LT1R21ENCL18

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P.X14000,JUNOBEACH,FL334080420>y9l/6,AUGUSTJ251987L-87-327U.S.NuclearRegulatoryCommissionAttn:DocumentControlDeskWashington,D.C.20555Gentlemen:Re:St.LucieUnitNo.2"DocketNo.50-389LareBreak'LOCAAnalisisFloridaPower&-LightCompany(FPL)hasreanalyzedtheSt.LucieUnit2LargeBreakLOCAAnalysis.ThenewLOCAAnalysissupersedestheanalysisofrecordsubmittedbyFPLletterL-86-37,datedJanuary3,l986,whichsupportedasteamgeneratortubeplugginglimitofl250averagelengthtubespersteamgenerator.TheattachedrevisedLargeBreakLOCAAnalysisjustifiesanincreasedsteamgeneratortubeplugginglimitofuptol430tubes.Thisre-analysiswasperformedusingtheNRC-approvedJunel985versionoftheCombustionEngineering(CE)LargeBreakLOCAevaluationmodel.Otherplantparameterchangeswereincorporatedinthisanalysisinanefforttoboundfuturecyclesandpossibleplantchanges.Theresultsoftheanalysisdemonstrateapeakcladtemperature(PCT)of2I07F,apeaklocalcladoxidationpercentageof7.62%andapeakcorewideoxidationpercentageoflessthan0.70%.TheseresultsdemonstratecompliancewithIOCFR50.46acceptancecriteriaof2200oF,l7%andI%,respectively.There-analysispredictsIFhigherPCTthanthePCTpredictedinthecurrentReferenceAnalysis.AlthoughthischangeinPCTdoesnotrequiresubmittaloftherevisedanalysistotheNRC,itisbeingsubmittedtojustifyanincreasedsteamgeneratortubeplugginglimitandtocalltothestaff'sattentiontheuseoftheJunel985versionoftheCELargeBreakLOCAevaluationmodelforSt.LucieUnit2.Verytrulyyours,C.O.WooGroupViresidentNuclearEnergyCOW/EJW/gcAttachmentcc:Dr.J.NelsonGrace,RegionalAdministrator,RegionII,USNRCSeniorResidentInspector,USNRC,St.LuciePlant8708$t0039BQP00+8970826pDRADO~pDRPEJWI/02I/IanFPLGroupcompany I,Id-~~~444~4v~Ilf~I'Ithl4~4NMA~4II!<<A~"~dt'~l444VIVII~"I4I'"IIt'ld4At!'LL'VV4I4IdlthI,NI,!~I!~14~'4i'II44~'~l4'=414I~*<<4I'14ItId~',If.~4ILV~h)44<<~~I4LA!'v4\ItlI!I4N,IUd~44('dI'4'.4LL'I(I'4I!4NU~/N41~Iht.dv,-IAC4-VUt!~I44'.MV!4I>>,<<A'"';4IhAl~~I,I!I.4t,",..41!f,I4IIL,'lt.4,4:.l"..VVC4UI~letdtII4=<<NII4d44I!.V!3I~41V1I14'~NLAUlAV!44I'~t'Md!c4".!L<1~I!'4!!Vt',d1hl~~~I LargeBreakLOCAECCSPerformanceResultsfortheLimitingBreakSizeforSt.Lucie2 Large8reakLOCAECCSPerformanceIntroductionandSummarAnECCSperformanceanalysiswasperformedforSt.LucieUnit2todemonstratecompliancewithlOCFR50.46whichpresentstheNRCAcceptanceCriteriaforEmergencyCoreCoolingSystemsforlightwater-cooledreactors(Reference1).TheanalysisevaluatesvariousplantchangesutilizingtherecentlyapprovedC-EJune1985version(Reference2)ofthelargebreakloss-of-coolant(LOCA)evaluationmodel.ThismodeldiffersfromtheevaluationmodelappliedinlicensingSt.Lucie2CycIe3(Reference3).TherevisedlargebreakLOCAevaluationmodelapprovedbyNRCincludes,changesto:(1)thecladdingdeformation/rupturemodelsbasedonNUREG-0630,(2)thesteamcoolingmodelsappliedatandabovetherupturelocationforrefloodratesbelowoneinchpersecond.(3)COMPERC-IIallowingsafetyinjectionpumpdeliverybeforethesafetyinjectiontankshaveemptied,(4)CEFLASH-4Anumericalmethods,(5)thestagnationpropertiesusedintheMoodybreakflowmodel,(6)thenodalizationschemeusedinCEFLASH-4A,and(7)theaxialpowershapeusedintheanalyses.Ofthesechanges,items(1)and(2)introducebeneficialeffectsonthecalculatedresultsatandabovethecladrupturelocation.Items(3)through(6)haveanegligibleorsmallbeneficialimpact.Theaxialpowershapehasanadverseimpactonresults;however,theCycle3analysisalreadyincorporatedthenewshape.ThecurrentanalysiscomplieswiththeconditionsforNRCapprovaloftherevisedmodel.Theseconditionsrequirethatapplicationofthemodelinclude:abreakspectrumstudyutilizingtheadverseaxialpowershapetodeter~incthe limitingbreaksize;adeterminationofwhethernosinglefailureisworsethanassumingtheworstsinglefailure;andassurancethattherevisedsteamcoolingheattransferisnotallowedtoexceedheattransferpredictionsbasedontheFLECHTcorrelation.Abreakspectrumanalysiswasperformedtodeterminethelimitinglargebreak.Inaddition,theanalysisassumed1430pluggedtubespersteamgenerator,fuelparameterswhichboundcurrentandexpectedconditions,augmentationpenaltyofunity,aninitialsafetyinjectiontank(SIT)gaspressureof200psig,reducedRCSvesselandcorebypassflow,andanend-of-cycletemperaturecoastdown.Theanalysisjustifiesanallowablepeaklinearheatgenerationrate(PLHGR)of13.0kw/ft.'ThisPLHGRisequaltotheexistinglimitforSt.LucieUnit2.Themethodofanalysisanddetailedresultswhichsupportthisvaluearepresentedherein.MethodofAnalsisThemethodofanalysisisbaseduponC-E'sJune1985largebreakLOCAECCSevaluationmodelwhichisdescribedinReferences4through10andwasapprovedbytheNRCinReference2.TheReferenceCycle,St.Lucie2Cycle3analysis(Reference3)utilizedthepreviouslyapprovedlargebreakLOCAevaluationmodel.Exceptforthemodelandvariousplantparametersdiffer-encesdescribedabove,themethodofanalysisisidenticaltotheReferenceCyclelargebreakLOCAECCSperformanceanalysis.Blowdownhydraulics,refill/refloodhydraulicsandhotrodtemperaturecalculationswereperformedwithfuelparameterswhichboundthecurrentfuelcycleandexpectedconditionsforfuturecyclesatareactorpowerlevelof2754Mwt.Theblowdownhydraulicscalculations'ereperformedwiththeCEFLASH-4Acode(Reference7)whiletherefill/refloodhydraulicscalculationswereperformedwiththeCOMPERC-IIcode(Reference8).ThehotrodcladtemperatureandcladoxidationcalculationswereperformedwiththeSTRIKIN-II

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andPARCHcodes(Reference11and12,respectively).Fuelperformancecalcu-lationswereperformedusingtheFATES-3AversionoftheC-E'sNRCapprovedfuelperformancecode(Reference13and14)withthegrainsizerestrictionasrequiredbytheNRC(Reference15).MostoftheECCSanalysisinputparametersarethesameasthoseoftheReferenceCycle(Reference3).1nparticularthelimitingaxialshapeusedisthesameasthatusedintheReferenceCycleandisconsistentwiththeselectionproceduredocumentedinReference9andapprovedbytheNRCinReference2.AsummaryofthesignificantinputparametersandinitialconditionsforthepresentandthereferenceanalysisareshowninTablel.ThemajordifferencesandtheirimpactonthePeakCladTemperature(PCT)arediscussedbelow.ThisanalysisaccountsforsteamgeneratorU-tubepluggingofupto1430averagelengthtubespergeneratorcomparedto1250fortheReferenceCycle(Reference3).Inaddition,thisanalysisusedaninitialsafetyinjectiontankpressureof200psigandanaugmentationpenaltyofunitycomparedtovaluesof570psigand1.01,respectively,fortheReferenceCycle.BasedonReference16afavorableincreaseintheinitialcontainmentwalltemperatureof90F(comparedtoavalueof60FfortheReferenceCycle)wasused.Abreakspectrumanalysiswasperformedincorporatingtheabove.Toboundfuturefuelcycles,thelimitingbreakdeterminedfromthebreakspectrumanalysiswasreanalyzedwithalimitingsetofradiationenclosuredata.Anassessmentwasmadeoftheimpactofreducingthecorebypassflowsuchthatvesselflowcanbereduced(from363,000gpmto359,700gpm)whilemaintainingthesamecoreflow.Anevaluationofatemperature.coastdownto520Fattheendofthecyclewasalsoperformed.

Steamgeneratortubepluggingincreasestheresistancetoflowpassingthroughtheprima'rysideofthesteamgenerator,therebyinhibitingsteamventingfromthecoreoutletplenumtothebreak.Thisreducestherefill/refloodratesandincreasesthepeakcladdingtemperature.Thisanalysisassumes1430pluggedtubespergenerator;however,italsoconservativelyboundspluggingfewerthan1430tubesineitherorbothsteamgenerators,sincethiswouldreducetheflowresistanceandreducethepeakcladtemperature.ThereductionintheaugmentationpenaltyresultsinanincreasehotassemblyaveragechannelPLHGR.Thehotassemblyaveragechannelinfluencestheradiationheattransferbetweenthehotrodofthehotandtheaveragerodofthehotassembly.HigherpoweroftheaveragethehotassemblyresultsinreducedheattransferfromthehotrodtosurroundingrodsresultinginahigherPCT.ofthePLHGRassemblyrodofitsReducingtheSITinitialgaspressureresuItsinaslightincreaseintherefilltime.Increasedrefilltimemeansalongerperiodofadiabaticheatup.ThisconsequentlyresultsinahigherPCT.IncreasingtheinitialcontainmentwalItemperatureresultsinanincreaseinrefloodflowintothecore.Thishelpstolowerthepeakcladtemperature.Reducingthevesselflowratebylessthan1%withaco~respondingdecreaseincorebypassflowhasaminimalimpactonthePCT.StudiesperformedforotherC-Eplantshaveshownthat~educingthevesselandcoreflowratesby16%increasesPCTbylessthan10F.Thisslightsensitivitywouldbefurtherreducedifthecoreflowremainsthesame.

Temperaturecoastdown-.atEOCdoesnotadverselyaffectPCT.ExplicitphysicscalculationsforEOCcoastdownconditionsconfirmedthattheReferenceCyclecoreparameters(e.gesaxialandradialpowerdistributfons,andPLHGR)conservativelyboundEOCcoastdownconditions.TheonlyadverseimpactofEOCcoastdownistheeffectwhichthereducedcoolanttemperaturehasontheblowdownhydraulics.However,previousstudieshaveshownthistobeasmalleffect,andonewhichisoffsetbythesignificantlylowerfuelstoredenergyatEOCburnuprelativetothelimitingburnupusedinthecurrentanalysiz.ResultsTable2providestheresultsofthebreakspectrum.Double-EndedSlotatPumpDischarge(DES/PD)b~eakswerejudgedtobenon-limitingbasedonfuelaveragetemperaturesatTAD(TimeofAnnulusDownflow)whichdefinestheendofblowdownportionofthetransient.Asexpected,thebreakspectrumanalysisdeterminedthe0.6DEG/PDbreaktobethelimitingbreak.ThepreviouslyapprovedevaluationmodeldemonstratedaweaksensitivitytoPCTduetotheva~iousbreaksizes.ThisisalsotruefortheJune1985evaluationmodelasshowninTable2.However,thenewleakflowmodelincorporatedintheJune1985evaluationmodelintroducesashiftfnthelimitingbreaksizeduetothesmallchangeintheleakflowcharacteristics.ThisisconsistentwithotherC-EplantswhichutilizedtheJune1985evaluationmodel.Table3presentstheresultsofthelimitingbreakreanalyzedwithaconservativesetofradiationenclosuredata.Table4presentsalistofthesignificantparametersdisplayedgraphicallyforthebreak.Theresultsoftheevaluationconfirmthat13.0kw/ftisanacceptablevalueforthePLHGRinthepresentanalysis.ThepeakcladtemperatureandmaximumlocalandcorewidecladoxidationvaluesasshowninTable3,arewellbelowthe10CFR50.46acceptancelimitsof2200F,17%and1%respectively.

The0.6OEG/PDproducedthehighestcladtemperatureof2107Fandapeaklocaloxidationof7.62%comparedtotheacceptancecriteriaof2200Fand17%0respectively.The0.6OEG/PDalsoresultedinthehighestcorewideoxidationoflessthan0.7%whichiswellbelowthe1%acceptancecriteria.Areviewofthetheeffectsofinitialoperatingconditionsontheseresultswasperformed.ItwasdeterminedthatovertherangesofoperatingconditionsallowedbytheTechnicalSpecification,aPLHGRof13.0kw/ftisanacceptablelimit.ConclusionsTheresultsoftheECCSperformanceevaluationforthepresentanalysisforSt.LucieUnit2demonstratedapeakcladtemperatureof2107F,apeaklocalcladoxidationpercentageof7.62%,andapeakcorewideoxidationpercentageoflessthan0.7%comparedtotheacceptancecriteriaof2200F,17%and1%~espectively.Therefore,operationofSt.LucieUnit2atacorepowerlevelof2754Neth(102%of2700Nwth)andaPLHGRof13.0kw/ftisinconformancewith10CFR50.46.

Table1St.Lucie-Unit2SinificantParametersandInitialConditionsForBreakSectrumStud(1)ParametersReference~CclePresent~AnalaiaCorePowerat102%ofNominal(MMt)CoreAverageLinearHeatRateat102%ofNominal(kw/ft)~PeakLinearHeatGenerationRate(PLHGR)HotAssembly,HotChannel(kw/ft)PLHGRHotAssembly,AverageChannel(kw/ft)CoreInletTemperature(OF)CoreOutletTemperature('F)VesselFlow(10ibm/hr)CoreFlow((10ibm/hr)GapconductanceatPLHGR'Btu/hr-ft'-'F)(2)FuelCenterlineTemperatureatPLHGR(F)FuelAverageTemperatureatPLHGR(4F)HotRodGasPressure(psia)HotRodBurnup(NMO/MTU)NumberofTubesPluggedperSteamGeneratorAugmentationFactorSafetyInjectionTank(SIT)gaspressure(psig)InitialContainmentTemperature(F)27544.9013.011.45552603.8136.1131.11416322820781118103812501.015706027544.9013.011.57552603.8136.1131.11460329621021118103814301.0020090Hotrodradiationenclosure,andcoreandvesselflowratesweienotchangedforthebreakspectrumstudy.Theirimpactissubsequentlyevaluatedbasedonthelimitingbreaksizedeterminedbythisstudy.STRIKIN-IIvaluesathotrodburnupwhichyieldshighestpeakcladtemperature.

Table2St.Lucie-Unit2BreakSpectrum-ResultsBreakSizeTAO()Time,SecondsFuelAverageTemperatureatTAOFPeakCladTemperatureOF0.8OEG/PO0.8OEG/PO0.4OEG/PO0.8OES/PO0.6OES/PO0.4OES/PO20.022.627.618.020.225.4107711231074991992984206120652034(b)(b)(b)(a)Timeofannulusdownflow-endofblowdown.(b)Slotbreakswerejudgedtobenon-limitingbasedontheirsignificantlylowerfuelave~agetemperatureatTAO.andbecausetherefloodheattransferapplicabletotheslotbreaksisnoworsethan'heconservativeheattransferappliedtotheguillotinebreaks.Oouble-EndedGuillotineatPumpOischarge.Oouble-EndedSlotatPumpOischarge.

Table3St.Lucie-Unit2tnitialConditionsandResultsforLimitinBreakSize0.6OEG/POReference~CnlePtesent~AnalsisInitialConditionsPeakLinearHeatGenerationRate(kw/ft)RadiationEnclosurex-factorPeakLinearHeatGenerationRate(PLHGR)HotAssembly,AverageChannel(kw/ft)13.02.1911.4513.02.0011.80ResultsPeakCladTemperature('F)TimeofPeakCladTemperature(Seconds)TimeofCladRupture(Seconds)PeakLocalCladOxidation(%)TotalCore-WideCladOxidation(%)210625955.8516.12~0.70210726644.747.62+0.70'Lowerx-factorindicatesflatterpowerdistributioninthevicinityofthehotrod.

TableaSt.LucieUnit2VariablesPlottedasaFunctionotTimefortheLimitinLareBreakl/ariaaieFiaureNumberCorePowerPressureinCenterHotAssemblyNodeLeakFlowHotAssemblyFlow(belowhotspot)HotAssemblyFlow{abovehotspot)HotAssemblygualityContainmentPressureMassAddedtoCoreDuringRefloodPeakClaaTemperatureHotSpotGapConductancePeakLocalCladOxidationTemperatureofFuelCenterline,FuelAverage,CladandCoolantatHottestNodeHotSpotHeatTransferCoefficientHotRodinternalGasPressure1234567891011121314

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