Containment Air Flashcards

1
Q
The maximum Service Water temperature at which the Containment Air Coolers can perform their design function is:
A. 80.0
B. 81.5
C. 85.0
D. 85.5
A

C. 85.0

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If the Service Water flow paths to Containment Air Coolers VHX-1 and VHX-2 were isolated and drained for maintenance at the same time, which train(s) of Containment Cooling would be capable of performing their design function following a design basis accident? (Assume all other equipment is functional)
A. Both Containment Cooling Left Train and Containment Cooling Right Train would
be capable of responding to a design basis accident
B. Neither Containment Cooling Left Train or Containment Cooling Right Train
would be capable of responding to a design basis accident
C. Containment Cooling Left Train would, but Containment Cooling Right Train
would not be capable of responding to a design basis accident
D. Containment Cooling Left Train would not, but Containment Cooling Right Train
would be capable of responding to a design basis accident

A

C. Containment Cooling Left Train would, but Containment Cooling Right Train
would not be capable of responding to a design basis accident

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Which one of the following describes the operation of the containment Iodine Removal
Fan units (V-940A, V-940B) and associated charcoal filters?
A. Automatically start on a Safety Injection Signal (SIS) to remove 1-131 generated
during a Loss of Coolant Accident (LOCA).
B. Manually started during a normal Plant shutdown to remove 1-131 for containment
habitability.
C. Manually started during a normal Plant startup to minimize potential 1-131 release tc
the environment.
D. Automatically start on a Containment High Pressure (CHP) to assist Containment
Spray System in removing 1-131 from containment.

A

B. Manually started during a normal Plant shutdown to remove 1-131 for containment
habitability.

a. Candidate correctly expresses a concern for 1-131; however, for the conditions
given (LOCA) iodine removal is via the TSP baskets; further, there is no automatic
start feature for this equipment.
b. CORRECT - These fans are manually operated (no auto start feature) and for
reducing iodine in the containment atmosphere prior to an outage.
c. These fans are not used for plant startup; candidate incorrectly believes a release
to the environment is the design function of the fans.
d. There is no automatic start feature for the fans.

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4
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Given the following:
A DBA LOCA has occurred
ALL ESF equipment has actuated as designed
Which ONE of the following describes the expected Containment Air Cooling Fan configuration?
A. “A” fans running, “B” fans tripped, and the Service Water discharge valves from
Coolers V-1, V-2 and V-3 CLOSED
B. “A” fans tripped, “B” fans running, and the Service Water inlet valves to Coolers
V-1, V-2, and V-3 OPEN
C. “A” fans tripped, “B” fans running, and the Service Water discharge valve from
Cooler V-4 OPEN
D. “A” fans running, “B” fans tripped, and the Service Water inlet valve to Cooler V-4
CLOSED

A

D. “A” fans running, “B” fans tripped, and the Service Water inlet valve to Cooler V-4
CLOSED

a. The fan response is correct, but the valves response is actually backward from
correct (see “d’).
b. Incorrect fan response, correct valve response.
c. Incorrect fan response, incorrect valve response.
d. CORRECT - Correct fan and valve response.

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5
Q

The plant has been operating at 100% reactor power for the last 128 days. A steam
line break outside of containment has caused main steam line pressures to drop to 45C
psia. The main steam isolation valves closed to isolate the break and S/G pressures
are on their way back to 900 psia but PZR level is off-scale low. If all systems
responded as designed and the operators have only monitored plant response and
have not taken any immediate actions, how did the Containment Air Coolers respond?
A. Containment Air Cooler alignment remains the same since break was outside of
Containment.
8. VHX-4 inlet valve CV-0869 Opens, all High Capacity SW Valves remain Open
(CV-0861, CV-0864, CV-0873, CV-0867), and all >B= fans trip
C. VHX-4 inlet valve CV-0869 Closes, all High Capacity SW Valves Open (CV-0861,
CV-0864, CV-0873, CV-0867), and all >A= fans trip
D. VHX-4 inlet valve CV-0869 Closes, all High Capacity SW Valves Open (CV-0861,
CV-0864, CV-0873, CV-0867), and all >B= fans trip

A

D. VHX-4 inlet valve CV-0869 Closes, all High Capacity SW Valves Open (CV-0861,
CV-0864, CV-0873, CV-0867), and all >B= fans trip

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6
Q

Following a large break Loss of Coolant Accident in which all Containment Spray is in
service, how many Containment Air Cooler Fans are required and why are they
required?
A. One Containment Air Cooler Fan is required to support Containment Spray operation for Containment Heat Removal
B. One Containment Air Cooler Fan is required to support Containment Spray operation to ensure adequate mixing of containment for iodine removal purposes
C. Two Containment Air Cooler Fans are required to support Containment Spray operation for Containment Heat Removal
D. Two Containment Air Cooler Fans are required to support Containment Spray operation to ensure adequate mixing of containment for iodine removal purposes

A

B. One Containment Air Cooler Fan is required to support Containment Spray operation to ensure adequate mixing of containment for iodine removal purposes

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7
Q

An ESOE inside of containment has occurred. Containment pressure is 6 psig. SIAS and CIS have initiated per design. While performing Standard Post Trip Actions in accordance with EOP 1.0, the Reactor Operator receives the following reflash alarm five minutes into the event:
EK-1150 “CONTAINMENT RECIRC FANS TRIP”
What action should the Operator take due to the receipt of this alarm?
A. An ‘A’ Containment Cooling Fan has tripped. Check to see which ‘A’ Fan has
tripped.
B. A ‘B’ Containment Cooling Fan has tripped. Check to see which ‘B’ Fan has
tripped.
C. This alarm is expected since SIAS trips all Containment Cooling Fans on an SIS
actuation.
D. This alarm is expected since CIAS trips all Containment Cooling Fans on a CIAS
actuation.

A

A. An ‘A’ Containment Cooling Fan has tripped. Check to see which ‘A’ Fan has
tripped.

A. Is correct. ‘B’ Fans are tripped; ‘A’ Fans continue to run. This alarm indicates
an accident fan (‘A’) has tripped.
B. Is incorrect. SIAS trips the ‘B’ fans. They would not be expected to cause a trip.
C. Is incorrect. The ‘A’ Fans are not tripped by SIAS.
D.ls incorrect. The ‘B’ Fans are tripped by the SIAS signal. The ‘A’ fans are not
tripped.

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8
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Following a Design Basis Accident (DBA) the ‘B’ Containment Air Cooler Fans are tripped by the DBA Sequencer.
Why are the ‘B’ fans not used for containment cooling following a DBA?
A. To limit the load carried by the Diesel Generators.
B. The ‘B’ Fans are not rated for the dense air following a DBA.
C. The ‘B’ Fans are not environmentally qualified for a DBA.
D. Only the ‘A’ Fans are protected by missile shields inside containment.

A

B. The ‘B’ Fans are not rated for the dense air following a DBA.

A. INCORRECT. The ‘B’ Fans are not loaded by either the DBA or SO Sequencer
following an SIS because they are not rated for operation in the denser air
environment inside containment following a DBA.
B. CORRECT. See item ‘A’.
C. INCORRECT. See item ‘A’.
D.INCORRECT. See item ‘A’.

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9
Q

The plant has experienced a Loss of Coolant Accident concurrent with a loss of Offsite
power. Both Diesel Generators have started and loaded their respective buses in accordance with the DBA Sequencer.
Which of the following describes the response of the Containment Air Cooling Fans (V-1A, 2A, 3A, 4A and V-1 B, 2B, 3B, 4B) and associated Containment Fan Coolers (VHX-1, VHX-2, VHX-3, VHX-4) following re-powering of Bus 1-C and Bus 1-D from the DBA Sequencer?
A. Containment Air Cooling Fan V-4A is tripped and its related cooler (VHX-4) Service Water inlet and HI Capacity outlet CVs are closed.
B. Fan Cooler VHX-4 Service Water Inlet CV (CV-0869) is open and its Hi Capacity Service Water outlet CV (CV-0867) is closed.
C. All four Containment Air Cooling ‘B’ Fans (V-1 B, 2B, 3B, 4B) are OFF and VHX-4 cooler Service Water inlet CV (CV-00869) is closed.
D. All four Containment Air Cooling ‘A’ Fans (V-1A, 2A, 3A, 4A) are running and all Fan Cooler Service Water inlet and Hi Capacity outlet valves are open.

A

C. All four Containment Air Cooling ‘B’ Fans (V-1 B, 2B, 3B, 4B) are OFF and VHX-4 cooler Service Water inlet CV (CV-00869) is closed.

A. INCORRECT. All ‘A’ fans are started by the DBA sequencer including V-4A. VHX-4 inlet CV is closed however its high capacity outlet CV is open.
B. INCORRECT. The inlet CV-0869 is closed however the outlet CV (CV-0867) is open. Both of these actions are initiated by the SIS-7 and SIS-8 relays.
C. CORRECT. The ‘B’ Fans are tripped by the SIS and relays SIS-7 and SIS-8 initiate closure of VHX-4 SW inlet CV-0869.
D. INCORRECT. The SW inlet CV for VHX-4 (CV-0869) is closed by relays SIS-7 and SIS-8.

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Q

The plant has experienced a Loss of Coolant Accident concurrent with a loss of Offsite
power. Both Diesel Generators have started and loaded their respective buses in
accordance with the DBA Sequencer.
Which of the following describes the response of the Containment Air Cooling Fans
(V-1A, 2A, 3A, 4A and V-1 B, 2B, 3B, 4B) and associated Containment Fan Coolers
(VHX-1, VHX-2, VHX-3, VHX-4) following re-powering of Bus 1-C and Bus 1-0 from the DBA Sequencer?
A. Containment Air Cooling Fan V-4A is tripped and its related cooler (VHX-4) Service Water inlet and HI Capacity outlet CVs are closed.
B. Fan Cooler VHX-4 Service Water Inlet CV (CV-0869) is open and its Hi Capacity Service Water outlet CV (CV-0867) is closed.
C. All four Containment Air Cooling ‘B’ Fans (V-1 B, 2B, 3B, 48) are OFF and VHX-4 cooler Service Water inlet CV (CV-0869) is closed.
D. All four Containment Air Cooling ‘A’ Fans (V-1A, 2A, 3A, 4A) are running and all Fan Cooler Service Water inlet and Hi Capacity outlet valves are open.

A

C. All four Containment Air Cooling ‘B’ Fans (V-1 B, 2B, 3B, 48) are OFF and VHX-4 cooler Service Water inlet CV (CV-0869) is closed.

A. INCORRECT. All ‘A’ fans are started by the DBA sequencer including V-4A. VHX-4 inlet CV is closed however its high capacity outlet CV is open.
B. INCORRECT. The inlet CV-0869 is closed however the outlet CV (CV-0867) is open. Both of these actions are initiated by the SIS-7 and SIS-8 relays.
C. CORRECT. The ‘B’ Fans are tripped by the SIS and relays SIS-7 and SIS-8 initiate closure of VHX-4 SW inlet CV-0869.
D. INCORRECT. The SW inlet CV forVHX-4 (CV-0869) is closed by relays SIS-7 and SIS-8.

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11
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Which of the following describes the configuration of the service water inlet and outlet control valves associated with the Containment Air Coolers (CACs) following an SIS and the bases for their configuration?
A. CAC VHX-4 service water inlet CV (CV-0869) is closed following an SIS to conserve service water flow.
B. CAC VHX-4 service water inlet CV (CV-0869) and outlet CV (CV-0867) are closed to conserve service water flow.
C. All CAC VHX service water inlet and outlet CVs are open to maximize heat removal from Containment.
D. All CAC VHX service water inlet and outlet CVs are open to ensure the integrity of the cooler tubes during a LOCA.

A

A. CAC VHX-4 service water inlet CV (CV-0869) is closed following an SIS to conserve service water flow.

A. CORRECT. The fourth CAC (VHX-4) is not taken credit for in maintaining containment temperature within limit (the service water inlet valve for VHX-4 is
closed by an SIS signal to conserve service water flow), but is used during normal operation along with the three CACs to maintain containment
temperature below the design limits.
B. INCORRECT. Only the inlet to VHX-4, CV-0869, is closed. Conservation of service water flow is correct.
C. INCORRECT. The inlet to VHX-4, CV-0869, is closed. See item A and B abOVE for the basis for closing CV-0869.
D. INCORRECT. The inlet to VHX-4, CV-0869, is closed.

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12
Q

During normal full power operations the breaker closed indication for Containment Air Cooler fan V-3A goes out. The bulb is verified to be good.
Which of the following Control Room indications could be used to diagnose that V-3A
is actually still in service, with a breaker indication problem only?
A. VHX-3A Dry Pan Level annunciator remains un-alarmed.
B. Containment Dome temperature trend remains constant.
C. V-3As’ companion fan V-38 breaker closed light remains lit.
D. Service Water flow to Containment remains unchanged.

A

B. Containment Dome temperature trend remains constant.

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13
Q

Which one of the following describes the operation of the containment Iodine Removal Fan units (V-940A, V-940B) and associated charcoal filters?
A. Automatically start on a Safety Injection Signal (SIS) to remove 1-131 generated during a Loss of Coolant Accident (LOCA).
B. Manually started during a normal Plant shutdown to remove 1-131 for containment habitability.
C. Manually started during a normal Plant startup to minimize potential 1-131 release to the environment.
D. Automatically start on a Containment High Pressure (CHP) to assist Containment
Spray System in removing 1-131 from containment.

A

B. Manually started during a normal Plant shutdown to remove 1-131 for containment habitability.

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14
Q

With the plant is operating at full power with no equipment out of service when the following valid alarm is received:
EK-1361, “CONTAINMENT HI PRESSURE”
Which one of the following describes the status of the Containment Air Cooler Fans?
A. All “A” fans ON, all “B” fans ON
B. All “A” fans ON, all “B” fans OFF
C. V-1A, V-2A, and V-3A ON, V-4A OFF. All “B” Fans OFF.
D. V-1A, V-2A, and V-3A OFF, V-4A ON. All “B” Fans OFF.

A

B. All “A” fans ON, all “B” fans OFF

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15
Q

Note the following alarm:
EK-1347, “CONTAINMENT AIR COOLERS SERV WATER LEAK”
Explain how the operator will diagnose which Containment Air Cooler is leaking.
Include in your answer which specific measured parameter inputs to this alarm, and
how that parameter is used in the diagnosis.

A

The following points should be included:

  1. A flow differential of 300 gpm between SW into and out of Containment is the input parameter. (0.5 points)
  2. To diagnose which cooler is leaking the operator closes and then reopens the SW inlet to each cooler one at a time in an attempt to clear the alarm. If the alarm clears, that is the leaking cooler. (0.5 points)
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16
Q

The plant is at 80% during a power ascension when the following alarm annunciates:
• EK-1347, “CONTAINMENT AIR COOLERS SERV WATER LEAK”
The operator then takes all required Operator Actions of the alarm response procedure
to attempt to isolate the leak. After these actions are complete, it is noted that the alarm had NOT cleared.
Based on the above actions, which one of the following describes the location and
minimum flow rate of the leak?
A. The leak is NOT on a Containment Air Cooler and has a flow rate of at least 700 gpm.
B. The leak is on ONE Containment Air Cooler and has a flow rate of at least 300 gpm.
C. The leak is on ONE Containment Air Cooler and has a flow rate of at least 700 gpm.
D. The leak is NOT on a Containment Air Cooler and has a flow rate of at least 300 gpm.

A

D. The leak is NOT on a Containment Air Cooler and has a flow rate of at least 300 gpm.

17
Q

Which of the following answers describes the effect on the systems associated with
containment cooling as containment pressure rises to greater than 4.0 psig?
A. The ‘B’ Containment Air Cooler fans trip and Service Water to Containment IS
isolated.
B. The ‘A’ Containment Air Cooler fans get a start signal and Service Water to
Containment IS isolated.
C. The ‘B’ Containment Air Cooler fans trip and Service Water to Containment is NOT
isolated.
D. The ‘A’ Containment Air Cooler fans get a start signal and Service Water to
Containment is NOT isolated.

A

C. The ‘B’ Containment Air Cooler fans trip and Service Water to Containment is NOT
isolated.

18
Q

The plant is at 80% during a power ascension when the following alarm annunciates:
• EK-1347, “CONTAINMENT AIR COOLERS SERV WATER LEAK”
The operator then takes all required Operator Actions of the alarm response procedure
to attempt to isolate the leak. After these actions are complete, it is noted that the
alarm had NOT cleared.
Based on the above actions, which one of the following describes the location and
minimum flow rate of the leak?
A. The leak is NOT on a Containment Air Cooler and has a flow rate of at least 700 gpm.
B. The leak is on ONE Containment Air Cooler and has a flow rate of at least 300 gpm.
C. The leak is on ONE Containment Air Cooler and has a flow rate of at least 700 gpm.
D. The leak is NOT on a Containment Air Cooler and has a flow rate of at least 300 gpm.

A

D. The leak is NOT on a Containment Air Cooler and has a flow rate of at least 300 gpm.

a. INCORRECT - The fact that the leak in NOT on a CAC is correct, however, the alarm initiates at 300 gpm for a service water leak. This is plausible if the student does not know the setpoint for the CAC service water leak alarm, i.e., the student should know that 10% ottotal containment service water flow from a leak should not be the setpoint.
b. INCORRECT - Plausible if the student does not know that each CAC inlet is cycled one at a time to see if the alarm clears.
c. INCORRECT - Plausible if the student does not understand that each CAC inlet is cycled to check to see if the alarm clears and if the student does not know the setpoint for the CAC service water leak alarm, Le., the student should know that 10% of total containment service water flow from a leak should not be the setpoint.
d. CORRECT

19
Q

You are the Main Control Room Supervisor when alarm EK-1347, >Containment Air
Coolers Serv Water Leak= annunciated. What caused this alarm to come in and what
actions will you direct the Operator to take?
A. High level alarm in CAC leak detection sump caused the alarm and the direction to
be given is to isolate SW to containment one header at a time
B. High level alarm in CAC leak detection sump caused the alarm, and the direction to
be given is to isolate SW to one CAC at a time
C. A large flow difference between SW into containment and SW out of containment
caused the alarm and the direction to be given is to isolate SW to containment one header at a time
D. A large flow difference between SW into containment and SW out of containment
caused the alarm and the direction to be given is to isolate SW to one CAC at a time

A

D. A large flow difference between SW into containment and SW out of containment
caused the alarm and the direction to be given is to isolate SW to one CAC at a time

20
Q

The plant is at 100% power.
“ VHX-4 DRY PAN HI LEVEL” has alarmed.
When CV-0869 (VHX-4 service water inlet valve) is closed, the alarm clears.
CV-0869 is left closed following further investigation.
Based upon these results the Operator considers potential entry into which of the
following Technical Specifications?

TS 3.6.1, CTMT Operability
A. YES
B. YES
C. NO
D. NO
TS 3.6.6, CTMT Cooling Systems
YES
NO
YES
NO
A

B. YES; NO

A. INCORRECT. VHX-4 is not safety related. Containment Operability is impacted due to potential leak path via the service water system.
B. CORRECT. VHX-4 is not safety related therefore Containment Cooling is not impacted after the leak is isolated. Containment Operability is impacted due to
potential leak path via the service water system.
C. INCORRECT. VHX-4 is not safety related. Containment Operability is impacted due to potential leak path via the service water system.
D. INCORRECT. VHX-4 is not safety related. Containment Operability is impacted due to potential leak path via the service water system.

21
Q

The following alarm is received in the control room:
• EK-1163, “Critical Service Water Header B Lo Pressure.
Which ONE of the following can the operator check to verify that the alarm is valid?
A. The “8” Containment Air Coolers fans have tripped on low service water pressure
B. The “A” Containment Air Coolers fans have tripped on low service water pressure
C. The critical service water header pressure indicator.
D. The red low critical service water pressure indicator light illuminated on panel C-13.

A

C. The critical service water header pressure indicator.

22
Q

The plant is at normal full power operations with all four Containment Air Cooler (CAC) High Capacity Outlet valves open. Critical Service Water pressures are 82 psig. All three service water pumps are in service.
Which of the following actions should be taken?
A. Secure the “B” CAC fans
B. Close one CAC High Capacity Outlet valve.
C. Secure one Service Water pump.
D. Throttle Service Water loads as necessary.

A

C. Secure one Service Water pump.

23
Q

Given the following conditions from 100% power conditions:
- Containment Air Cooler Fans V-1A, V-2A, and V-4A are operating
- Containment Air Cooler Fan V-3A handswitch is in the OFF position
- A spurious left channel Safety Injection Signal occurs
Which ONE of the following describes the configuration of the Containment Ventilation
Fans and affect on Containment temperature?

V-1A, V-2A, V-3A, V-4A and Containment Temp

A. on on on on stable
B. on on off on rising
C. on on on off stable
D. on on off off rising

A

D. on on off off rising

24
Q

Plant is at 100% power in mid summer.
• Outside air temperature is 98°F.
Service Water Pumps P-7A and P-7B are in service.
Service Water Pump P-7C is in Standby.
The alarm “SERVICE WATER PUMP P-7A BASKET STR HI dP” has annunciated.
‘B” Critical Service Water header pressure is 54 psig.
‘A’ Critical Service Water Header is 58 psig.
The Containment Cooling system components are in normal configuration lAW
SOP-5, Containment Air Cooling and Hydrogen Recombining System with all
components operable and available.
The Containment Air Cooler (CAC) High Capacity outlet valves for VHX-1, VHX-2
and VHX-3 are all open.
What action should be taken with respect to Containment Cooling?
A. Start Containment Cooling Fans V-4A and V-4B.
B. Start the third Service Water Pump, P-7C.
C. Open CAC VHX-4 outlet control valve, CV-0867.
D. Close CAC VHX-4 outlet Bypass, CV-0843

A

B. Start the third Service Water Pump, P-7C.

A. INCORRECT. Per SOP-5, V-4A and V-4B are already running as are all other
CAC fans per SOP-5 normal lineups (SOP 5, 7.1.1).
B. CORRECT. If either critical header pressure is

25
Q

(SRO ONLY) With both MSIVs bypass valves closed, Which of the following
conditions would be considered having less than 100% required post accident
containment cooling capability available?
A. Containment Spray pumps, P-54A and P-54B, along with both spray headers,
Containment Air Cooler Ventilator, V-4A and Service Water Pumps, P-7A and P-7C
all OPERABLE.
B. Containment Spray pump, P-54A, along with one spray header, Containment Air
Cooler Ventilators, V-1A, V-2A and V-3A and Service Water Pumps, P-7A and P-7B all OPERABLE
C. Containment Spray pump, P-54C, along with both spray headers, Containment Air
Cooler Ventilators, V-1A, V-2A and V-3A and Service Water Pumps, P-7A and P-7C all OPERABLE
D. Containment Spray pumps, P-54A and P-54B, along with both spray headers,
Containment Air Cooler Ventilators, V-1A, V-2A and V-3A and Service Water Pump, P-7A all OPERABLE

Reference TS basis document section 3.6.6

A

B. Containment Spray pump, P-54A, along with one spray header, Containment Air
Cooler Ventilators, V-1A, V-2A and V-3A and Service Water Pumps, P-7A and P-7B all OPERABLE

26
Q

(SRO ONLY) With both MSIV Bypass Valves open during a plant startup, which one of
the following lists the equipment availability that would result in having LESS than
100% required post accident containment cooling capability?
A. Containment Spray pumps - P-54A and P-54B
Spray headers - CV-3001 and CV-3002
Containment Air Cooler Fans - V-3A and V-4A
Service Water Pumps - P-7A, P-7B and P-7C
B. Containment Spray pump - P-54A
Spray header - CV-3002
Containment Air Cooler Fans - V-1A, V-2A, V-3A and V-4A
Service Water Pumps - P-7A, P-78 and P-7C
C. Containment Spray pumps - P-548 and P-54C
Spray headers - CV-3001 and CV-3002
Containment Air Cooler Fans - V-1A, V-2A and V-4A
Service Water Pumps - P-7A and P-7C
D. Containment Spray pumps - P-54A and P-548
Spray headers - CV-3001 and CV-3002
Containment Air Cooler Fans - V-1A, V-2A and V-4A
Service Water Pumps - P-7A and P-7B

A

A. Containment Spray pumps - P-54A and P-54B
Spray headers - CV-3001 and CV-3002
Containment Air Cooler Fans - V-3A and V-4A
Service Water Pumps - P-7A, P-7B and P-7C

Explanation: With MSIVbypass valves open the following are needed as a minimum to maintain
100% post accident cooling capability; (V-4A does not count, it isolated on SIS)
• 2 spray pumps
• 2 spray headers
• 2 CACs
• 2 SWPumps
OR
• 1spray pump
• 1spray header
• 3 CACs
• 3 SWPumps
Option 'a' only has one CAC available when 2 are required.
27
Q

A plant startup is in progress. The reactor is at 1% power and both MSIV Bypass
Valves are open.
Which ONE of the following lists a condition that, if it occurred, would result in having
LESS than 100% required post accident containment cooling capability (consider each
answer separately)?
A. Loss of Containment Spray (CS) Pumps P-54A and P-54B
B. Loss of Containment Air Cooler (CAC) Fans V-1A and V-3A
C. Loss of Service Water Pump P-7B and CAC Fan V-1A
D. Loss of CAC Fan V-1A and CS Pump P-54A

A

B. Loss of Containment Air Cooler (CAC) Fans V-1A and V-3A

Ref: TS Basis 3.6.6. With MSIV bypass valves open the following are needed as a
minimum to maintain 100% post accident cooling capability; (V-4A does not count, it
isolated on SIS)
2 spray pumps, 2 spray headers, 2 CACs, 2 SW Pumps OR
1 spray pump, 1 spray header, 3 CACs, 3 SW Pumps
Answer ‘B’ only has one CAC available when 2 are required

28
Q

Given the following conditions:
• The plant is operating in MODE 1
• At 0800 on Monday, Containment Spray Pump P-548 is determined to be
inoperable
• At 1500 on the same day, Containment Spray Pump P-54C is determined to be
inoperable
• On Tuesday at 1500, P-548 is repaired, tested, and declared operable
If P-54C remains inoperable what is the latest day and time that the plant must be in
MODE 3?
A. Thursday, 1400
B. Thursday, 2100
C. Friday, 0800
D. Friday, 1700

A

A. Thursday, 1400

29
Q

The plant is operating at 99.8% power with no equipment out of service or degraded.
Technical Specification Surveillance Test 00-1, “Safety Injection System,” is being
performed. It is Sunday on “A” Shift.
During the performance of 00-1, “Safety Injection System,” Containment Spray Pump
P-54A, is declared inoperable at 0200 hours on Sunday. TS LCO 3.6.6 Condition A is
entered. During subsequent maintenance activities, Containment Air Fan, V-3A, is
declared inoperable at 0600 hours on Sunday.
Which ONE of the following is the correct Completion Times for P-54A and V-3A?
A. P-54A at 0200 hours on Wednesday and V-3A at 0600 hours on Wednesday.
B. P-54A AND V-3A at 0200 hours on Wednesday.
C. P-54A AND V-3A at 0600 hours on Wednesday.
D. P-54A at 0200 hours on Wednesday and V-3A at 0200 hours on Thursday.

A

B. P-54A AND V-3A at 0200 hours on Wednesday.

TS LCO 3.6.6 (See TS 1.3 pg 1.3-1, 3rd paragraph. Not “expressed in condition,” no
completion time extension allowed.)

30
Q

(SRO ONLY) Following a large break Loss of Coolant Accident that proceeds through
Recirculation Actuation Sequence (RAS) the Containment Spray water will be
combined with Trisodium Phosphate to:
A. Raise Containment Sump and Primary Coolant System pH.
B. Prevent boric acid from precipitating at lower temperatures.
C. Keeps the Containment Spray nozzles unclogged post-RAS.
D. Oxides exposed aluminum to minimize hydrogen generation.

A

A. Raise Containment Sump and Primary Coolant System pH.

31
Q

If the Service Water flow paths to Containment Air Coolers VHX-1 and VHX-2 were
isolated and drained for maintenance at the same time, which train(s) of Containment
Cooling would be capable of performing their design function following a design basis
accident? (Assume all other equipment is functional)
A. Both Containment Cooling Left Train and Containment Cooling Right Train would
be capable of responding to a design basis accident
B. Neither Containment Cooling Left Train or Containment Cooling Right Train would
be capable of responding to a design basis accident
C. Containment Cooling Left Train would, but Containment Cooling Right Train would
not be capable of responding to a design basis accident
D. Containment Cooling Left Train would not, but Containment Cooling Right Train
would be capable of responding to a design basis accident

A

C. Containment Cooling Left Train would, but Containment Cooling Right Train would
not be capable of responding to a design basis accident

32
Q

Which of the following lists the controls and indications available to the operator in the
Control Room for the Instrument and Service Air Systems?
A. - Instrument Air header pressure
- Service Air header pressure
- Control switches and indicating lights for Instrument Air Compressors, C-2A, C-2B, and C-2C.
B. - Instrument Air header pressure
- Handswitch and indicating lights for CV-1221, “Air from Feedwater Purity”
- Control switches and indicating lights for Instrument Air Compressors, C-2A, C-2B, and C-2C.
C. - Instrument Air header pressure
- Handswitch and indicating lights for CV-1221, “Air from Feedwater Purity”
- Control switches and indicating lights for only Instrument Air Compressor, C-2A, and C-2C.
D. - Service Air header pressure
- Handswitch and indicating lights for CV-1221, “Air from Feedwater Purity”
- Control switches and indicating lights for Instrument Air Compressor, C-2A, C-2E and C-2C.

A

B. - Instrument Air header pressure

  • Handswitch and indicating lights for CV-1221, “Air from Feedwater Purity”
  • Control switches and indicating lights for Instrument Air Compressors, C-2A, C-2B, and C-2C.
33
Q

Following a Loss of All AC Power only the 1-2 Emergency Diesel Generator becomes
available and is placed in service.
Which Containment Air Cooler (CAC) fans will now be in service?
A. V-1A, V-2A, and V-3A ONLY.
B. V-4A ONLY.
C. ‘A’ fans ONLY.
D. All Fans.

A

A. V-1A, V-2A, and V-3A ONLY.

34
Q

Plant is at 100% power in mid summer.
• Outside air temperature is 98°F.
• Service Water Pumps P-7A and P-7B are in service.
• Service Water Pump P-7C is in Standby.
• The alarm “SERVICE WATER PUMP P-7A BASKET STR HI dP” has annunciated.
• ‘B” Critical Service Water header pressure is 54 psig.
• ‘A’ Critical Service Water Header is 58 psig.
• The Containment Cooling system components are in normal configuration lAW
SOP-5, Containment Air Cooling and Hydrogen Recombining System with all components operable and available.
• The Containment Air Cooler (CAC) High Capacity outlet valves for VHX-1, VHX-2 and VHX-3 are all open.
What action should be taken with respect to Containment Cooling?
A. Start Containment Cooling Fans V-4A and V-4B.
B. Start the third Service Water Pump, P-7C.
C. Open CAC VHX-4 outlet control valve, CV-0867.
D. Close CAC VHX-4 outlet Bypass, CV-0843.

A

B. Start the third Service Water Pump, P-7C.

35
Q

The plant is at 100% power.
II VHX-4 DRY PAN HI LEVEL II has alarmed.
When CV-0869 (VHX-4 service water inlet valve) is closed, the alarm clears.
CV-0869 is left closed following further investigation.
Based upon these results the Operator considers potential entry into which of the
following Technical Specifications?

TS 3.6.1, CTMT Operability
A. YES
B. YES
C. NO
D. NO
TS 3.6.6, CTMT Cooling Systems
YES
NO
YES
NO
A

B. YES, NO

36
Q

Following a Design Basis Accident (DBA) the ‘B’ Containment Air Cooler Fans are tripped by the DBA Sequencer.
Why are the ‘B’ fans not used for containment cooling following a DBA?
A. To limit the load carried by the Diesel Generators.
B. The ‘B’ Fans are not rated for the dense air following a DBA.
C. The ‘B’ Fans are not environmentally qualified for a DBA.
D. Only the ‘A’ Fans are protected by missile shields inside containment.

A

B. The ‘B’ Fans are not rated for the dense air following a DBA.

37
Q

The plant has experienced a Loss of Coolant Accident concurrent with a loss of Offsite
power. Both Diesel Generators have started and loaded their respective buses in
accordance with the DBA Sequencer.
Which of the following describes the response of the Containment Air Cooling Fans
(V-1A, 2A, 3A, 4A and V-1 B, 2B, 3B, 4B) and associated Containment Fan Coolers
(VHX-1, VHX-2, VHX-3, VHX-4) following re-powering of Bus 1-C and Bus 1-D from the
DBA Sequencer? .
A. Containment Air Cooling Fan V-4A is tripped and its related cooler (VHX-4) Service
Water inlet and HI Capacity outlet CVs are closed.
B. Fan Cooler VHX-4 Service Water Inlet CV (CV-0869) is open and its Hi Capacity
Service Water outlet CV (CV-0867) is closed.
C. AII four Containment Air Cooling ‘B’ Fans (V-1B, 2B, 3B, 4B) are OFF and VHX-4 cooler Service Water inlet CV (CV-0869) is closed.
D. All four Containment Air Cooling ‘A’ Fans (V-1A, 2A, 3A, 4A) are running and all Fan Cooler Service Water inlet and Hi Capacity outlet valves are open.

A

C. AII four Containment Air Cooling ‘B’ Fans (V-1B, 2B, 3B, 4B) are OFF and VHX-4 cooler Service Water inlet CV (CV-0869) is closed.