Main Steam Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

What does main steam provide steam to

A
  • High Pressure turbine
  • MSR’s
  • Feedwater pump turbines
  • Steam seal system
  • AFA
  • AS
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2
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What do the ADV’s provide

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  • Allow cooldown/ heat rejection without the main
    condenser
  • Allows Rapid C/D / depressurization during SG tube
    rupture
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3
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What is installed at the outlet nozzles of the SG’s

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Flow restrictors to limit flow of steam in case of line break (limit heat load in CNTMT)

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4
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What are the 8 safety design basis of the MSSS

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  1. Dissipate heat even without condenser
  2. Automatic Isolation vlvs
  3. SG’s and piping up to MSIV’s designed for safe
    shutdown earthquake (SSE)
  4. Accommodate and tolerate environmental condit.
  5. Single failure will not contribute to
    -Initiation of LOCA
    -Integrity of other stm lines
    -safe Rx shutdown
    -transmit excess load to CNTMT
  6. Class welds are accessible for inspection
  7. Flow restrictors to limit flow in case of break
  8. Provide stm to AFA
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5
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What is the quantity and characteristics of Main Steam Safeties

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  • 5 per line
  • relieving capacity divided equally
  • Total capacity is > 100% steam flow
  • Located UPSTREAM of MSIV’s (CANT be isolated)
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6
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How does the MSIV actuate during an MSIS

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  • Accumulator will apply full pressure to operator

- Designed to close within 4.6 seconds

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7
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How does the MSIV Bypass actuate during an MSIS

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  • Mod installed new acutator
  • Designed to close within 4.6 seconds against
    1400psid
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8
Q

How does SBCS support the RCS

A
  • Automatically modulates to maintain steam header
    pressure and therefore RCS Temperature
  • Used during Start up, Shutdown, post trip
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9
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What are the characteristics and failure mechanisms of MSIV’s

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  • Hydraulically operated
  • Control Power: directly from battery or PK bus
  • Spring and Wedge gate vlv
  • Fast Close in 4.6 seconds

Loss of Power - Fail Closed
Loss of IA - As Is, can still FAST CLOSE

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10
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What are the characteristics and failure mechanisms of MSIV Bypass vlvs

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  • Air operated
  • Control Power PK
  • Balanced Globe vlv
  • Close in 4.6 sec against 1400 psid
  • Each vlv has a A&B powered solenoid, both needed
    to operate the vlv

Loss of Power - Fails Closed
Loss of IA - Fails Closed

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11
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What are the setpoints of the Main Steam Safeties

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1250 psig
1290 psig
1315 psig
1315 psig
1315 psig
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12
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What is the design accumulation and blowdown of the Main Steam Safeties

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Accumulation - 1%

Blowdown - 3%

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13
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How long does it take for an ADV to stroke fully stroke

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up to 3 minutes

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14
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What are the normal and back up modes of force to operate ADV’s

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Normal - IA
B/U - N2 auto if IA <100 psig
Emergency - Manual

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15
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What is the sizing basis for ADV N2 accumulators

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16 hours of Station Blackout Coping Strategy

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16
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What is the failure mechanisms of the ADV’s

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Loss of Power - Fail Closed

Loss of IA & N2 - Fail Closed

17
Q

How are the SG Downcomer Isolation vlvs normally operated

A
  • IA moves shuttle vlv

- N2 aligns to operator to open or close vlv

18
Q

How long will the Downcomer N2 B/U last

19
Q

What is the failure mechanism of SG Downcomer Isolation vlv

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Loss of power - Fails OPEN

Loss of IA & N2 - Fails Closed

20
Q

What is the power supply for SG Downcomer Isolation vlvs control power

21
Q

What is the failure mechanisms of FWIV’s

A

Loss of power - Fail Closed

Loss of IA - Fail As is can still FAST CLOSE

22
Q

What is the power supply for ADV Controller and permissives

A

Controllers - PNA/B
Permissives - PKA/B/C/D

A loss of any of the power supplies will inop 2 ADV’s

23
Q

What indication is there for a blown fuse in an ADV permissive

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When the permissive switch is operated, it will indicate the Red light and BOTH green lights will be dimly lit

24
Q

Which SG vlvs will close upon a MSIS

A
  • Downcomer Isolations
  • Economizer Isolations
  • MSIV’s
  • MSIV Bypasses
  • Upstream Trap Isolations
25
What is the FWIV/MSIV Exer/Test Switch for
- EXER - slow close vlv to 90% and then reopen verifies vlv is operable - ACC CH TEST - Disch accumulator to reservoir, no longer used
26
What is the pressure range of the MSIV/FWIV accumulators
5000-5400 psig
27
What is required for MSSV's to be "Operable"
Mode 1-3 2-5 MSSV's operable in mode 3 >5 up to 10 MSSV's operable as power increases All 10 MSSV's required at 100%
28
What is required for MSIV's to be "Operable"
Mode 1 Mode 2-4 except when all MSIV's closed and off 4 MSIV's and assoc. actuator trains shall be operable ≥2 MSIV's inop: 1 HOUR -Restore to 3 operable
29
What is required for ADV's to be "Operable"
Mode 1-3 Mode 4 if relying on SG for heat removal 4 ADV's shall be operable