Purpose/ function of cnmt spray? Safety design features?
Describe CNMT Spray, including flowpath
One spray additive tank, one tank isolation (8992), two trains of spray additive isolation valves (8994A/B), two pumps, two discharge valves (9001A/B), two RHR cross connect valves (9003A/B) down stream of discharge valves, two spray ring headers Once activated, pumps start and flow through eductor that entrains NaOH into pump flow path (~35gpm NaOH/train) , Pump suction is from RWST. Pump discharges (~2466gpm/train) to spray ring header and sprays CNMT (~15 gpm/nozzle)
Is spray header kept dry or wet? Why…and how?
Dry, because seismic analysis is calculated for it being dry. A drain valve in each header is left open up stream of nozzles
Auto actuation of CS What happens….
Manual + SI P-signal + SI (Pcnmt > 22 psig)(2/4) Man or P-signal = spray outlet valves open + SI = pumps start, discharge valves open
Spray additive tank design
Closed horizontal stainless steel tank, pressurized > 3.5 psig w/nitrogen, sized to achieve pH in recirc sump 8.0-9.5
Describe CS…….8992
Norm open w/ power removed, receives open signal on P-sig or manual actuation
Purpose CS-8994A/B
Spray additive outlet valves Open on manual actuation or P-signal (Pcnmt > 22psig) Allows NaOH to be allowed in CS pump eductor stream
Purpose CS-9001A/B
CS pump disch. valves Open on man. + SI…..or……P-signal + SI
When RWST reaches ~4%, and CNMT spray is still desired, how is this achieved?
The CS -> RHR x-connects are opened (CS-9003A/B) and RHR is split and cnmt recirc sump is source, RHR pumps are driving force, connected just upstream of spray header nozzles
9003A/B……..what is it? Interlocks……? Why………?
X-connect RHR provide flow through spray nzl -Associated 8982A/B open (cnmt sump recirc valve)(don’t drain RWST to floor) -8701 or 8702 closed (don’t spray cnmt in norm cooling mode)
Precautions and limitations for CNMT Spray