C5104 - APRMs Flashcards
How much difference is acceptable between APRM channels?
< 2% while at > 21.8% power
what should be done if the scram range is entered on the power/map?
If OPRM is operable, exit promptly.
If OPRM is not operable, SCRAM
What should be done if the controlled area is entered on the Power/Flow map?
- if unplanned, exit promptly
2. if planned, Fraction of core boiling boundary must be verified to be < 1.0
What happens if 1 APRM channel is bypassed?
Logic goes to 2 out of 3
What happens if 1 APRM channel is INOP?
Logic goes to 1 out of 3
What is the purpose of APRM?
Primary indication of neutron flux up to 125% Rx power and responds immediately to flux increases
What voters go to what RPS logic?
Voters 1 and 3 go to RPS A and C
Voters 2 and 4 go to RPS B and D
How many APRMs can be bypassed at one time?
1
what is the voter logic for APRM?
2 out of 4 of the SAME signal
What causes an APRM to INOP?
SOO - switch out of operate
Critical Self-test fault
Watchdog timer timed out
Loss of input power
How do you get a half scram on APRM?
Loss of power to a single APRM channel.
All others, would just give you a half trip
When is the OPRM armed?
> 21.8% power and < 75% flow
What is the formula to calculate APRM GAF
APRM gain adjustment factor (GAF)
AGAF = ATP/RTP/ APRM meter reading/ 100%
OR***
AGAF = actual/indicated
what is a non-conservative GAF?
> 1.0
What is tech spec GAF required to be?
within +/- .02 (2%)