40AO-9ZZ21 Acts of Nature Flashcards

1
Q

What are the entry conditions for 40AO-9ZZ21 Acts of Nature Severe Weather?

A

National Weather Service issues the following for Western Maricopa County:

  • High Wind Warning
  • Severe Thunderstorm warning
  • Tornado watch or warning
  • ≥ 50mph wind or gusts
  • Tornado Sighted near PA
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For 40AO-9ZZ21 Acts of Nature, what MUST be complete before exiting?

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  • Condition has ended

- ** Vertical Concrete Cask inspection is complete **

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3
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What compensatory action must be taken if severe weather could affect SWYD / off site power during an extended DG Completion Time?

A
  • AO ready at the SBOG’s
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4
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How is Significant Dust Storm defined?

A
  • Unable to see MET tower equipment hatch platform
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5
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If there is a significant dust storm what actions must be taken?
why?

A
  • Secure Refueling Purge in negative pressure mode

- Prevents dust from entering CNTMT, FME concerns

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What mitigating actions are taken for Severe Weather?

A
  • Suspend non-essential unit ops
  • Secure loose materials
  • Lower Crane booms
  • Suspend Fuel Handling
  • AFW in svc and recirc lines damaged - IMMEDIATELY actions for SDC

Tornado:

  • Close missile shield doors
  • Close CTMT Equip hatch
  • Close outside entrances to buildings
  • Stop AFN and close Suctions

Heavy Rain ( >10”)

  • Flood Barrier deployment
  • WRF open all drainage ditch gates
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Following a Tornado in/ near PA what damage inspections are required?

A
  • SP nozzles
  • SP X-tie vlvs
  • Cont. Bldg HVAC
  • DG FOST’s
  • AFW Recirc lines
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8
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For 40AO-9ZZ21 Acts of Nature what are the 2 Event classification levels?
What conditions determine what classification level?

A

Unusual Event, Alert

Unusual Event:

  • Seismic > OBE
  • Tornado inside PA
  • Flooding requiring electrical isolation
  • Personnel movement inside PA impeded
  • Access to site via personal vehicle impeded

Alert:

  • Hazardous event WITH
  • Indication of degraded safety system
  • Visible damage to safety system
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For 40AO-9ZZ21 Acts of Nature, what are the entry condition for Seismic event?

A
  • Felt by Unit 1 CR
  • Waves in SFP
  • Entered with or without seismic alarm
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10
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What actions are taken by CR staff following a seismic event?

A
  • STA Checks Condor
  • Red Light FBA reached setpoint and started recorder
  • Yellow Light OBE light
  • Level 1 Eval by STA
  • Level 2 Eval by Civil Engineering complete within 7 days if > OBE
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Following a seismic event how long do you have to perform a functional test of FBA?

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  • within 5 days
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How is a “False Alarm” determined when checking Condor following a seismic event?

A
  • Not felt on site

- Look at SFP for waves

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13
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What are the major mitigating actions following a seismic event?

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  • U1 evaluate E-Plan
  • WRF inspect evap pond dams
  • STA analyses
  • Secure SI SFP augment cooling
  • RP monitor Fuel Building rads
  • Eval if shutdown or trip is req’d
  • Monitor SFP level
  • STOP AFN and close suctions
  • Stop and isolate RFP clean up
  • AO walkdowns (AFN suction piping)
  • Evaluate RCS leakage
  • AFA/B non-seismic instrument inspections (6 hours)
  • SFP Liners (7 hours)
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14
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How is SSE Safe Shutdown Earthquake defined?

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Worse case earthquake for area, plant maintains:

  • RCS pressure boundary
  • Ability to and maintain safe shutdown conditions
  • Prevent/ mitigate consequences of accidents
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How is OBE Operating Basis Earthquake defined?

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  • Earthquake that could reasonably be expected to affect the site during operating life of the plant
  • Features necessary for operation without undue risk to health and safety of public remain functional
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16
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During 40AO-9ZZ21 Acts of Nature, following a Seismic event what action is required if OBE is exceeded?

A

ALL units:

- Shutdown to Mode 3

17
Q

Following a seismic event > OBE how long do you have to inspect DG air receivers?

A
  • 1 Hour
18
Q

Following a seismic event > OBE how long do you have to secure PC C/U on refueling pool?

A
  • 30 Minutes
19
Q

Following a seismic event > OBE how long do you have to inspect non-seismic instrument lines on AFA/B
(if they were running)

A
  • 6 Hours
20
Q

Following a seismic event > OBE how long do you have to inspect SFP liners for leakage?

A
  • 7 Hours