U-600648, Responds to NRC Re Establishment of Emergency Communications Capability Known as Emergency Response Data Sys (Erds).Util in Process of Evaluating ERDS Requirements. Preliminary List of Plant Data for ERDS Encl

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Responds to NRC Re Establishment of Emergency Communications Capability Known as Emergency Response Data Sys (Erds).Util in Process of Evaluating ERDS Requirements. Preliminary List of Plant Data for ERDS Encl
ML20237D131
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Site: Clinton, 05000000
Issue date: 07/21/1986
From: Spangenberg F
ILLINOIS POWER CO.
To: James Keppler
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION III)
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Docket No.30-461 i

a j Mr. James G. Keppler j Regional Administrator, Region III j U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Cocaission p 799 Roosevelt Road j ,

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Dear Mr. Keppler:

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The NRC's intent to establish emergency communications capability with CPS is documented in the NRC letter dated April 25, 1986. This capability, known as the Emergency Response Data System (ERDS), provides for the transmission of key plant parameters via computer communications j link.

l ,/ Illinois Power is in the process of evaluating the ERDS re.quirements for CPS. The purpose of this letter is to provide to the NRC Staff a preliminary list of plant data and communications protocol for the CPS Emergency Response Data System as determined from this

evaluation to date. Attachment 1 contains the CPC computer data list for ERDS. Attachment 2 describes the CPS protocol for data transmis-sion. Attachment 3 describes the format of the transmitted ERDS system.

l A final description of the CPS Emergency Response Data System will be

, provided to you following the NRC Staff's visit to CPS, per your April

25, 1986, letter.

5 If I can be of further assist.ance to you in this matter, please l

notify me.

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l Parameter Computer Point Reactor Pressure RP-DA201 l1 RP-DA202

,, Reactor Water Level , B21DA002 ll NB-DA401 l NB-DA402

.j . NB-DA403 f.i Feedwater Flow (core flow) B33-NA001 i

l Neutron Flux-Startup Range C51DA001 A (Source Range Monitors) C51DA002 l C51DA003 la C51DA004 ij Reactor Coolant Isolation Cooling E51DA001 i

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Flow Core Spray Flow-High Pressure (HPCS) EP-DA301 Core Spray Flow-Low Pressure (LPCS) LP-DA301 i; . . . _ .

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.. Condensate Storage Tank Level CT-BA401 Drywell Pressure B21-DA008 B21-DA009 H Drywell Temperature CM-BA007 i CM-BA008

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' Drywell Sump Level RF-BA301 Floor drain sump flow 1

RE-BA301 Equip drain sump flow 1

j Suppression Pool Temperature CH-BA001

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.j ASCII Asynchronous, 8 bit, no parity,1 start bit, I stop bit H 1200 - 9600 Baud-q j Data Requisition LI j ERDS input would be obtained from the Plant Buffer Computer Data Link Lj System, located in EOF and connected dirsetly to Process Computer by Fiber l .) Optical Data Link System.

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Data Collection Dats to be sent every 10 minutes on the 5 minute mark.

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l Data validation / Signal Processing I Analog Signals L Eardware Checking j Offset Correction K Gain Compensation Digital Filtering L,8 Reasonableness Limit Check

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Each message will consist of the following 4 groups of information, in the order j specified: j i

a. 16 characters of header information:

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2 station identification characters 'CP' ,

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li 4 24-hour clock time characters (HEMM) ft Examole: Header for Clinton 1 on June 1, 1986 at 0410 i hours: / cpl.860601.0410 l

b. a fixed number of analog point data strings, in a prespecified order (not necessarily alphabetical). Each string will contain 22 characters, as follows:

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t ls 8 point ID characters forming a unique string 4 point status characters (bitmapped - see below) 1 pj Example: Digital point RC-BC801 in alarm, open contact: RC-BC8010001

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l 1 End of Message character ' \' j All analog and digital points sent from Clinton Power Station's process computer ,

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5 Scanner failure 1 6 Significant alarm

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! 8 Low variable limit calculation on

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] 10 Substituted value (bit 14 will also be set) j 11(*) 1: High limit exceeded; 0: Low limit exceeded

.j 12 Direction of last point value change i'

13 Point alarm acknowledged 14 Point deleted from processing .

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