GR-Gaseous Radwaste System Flashcards
What is the purpose of the gaseous radwaste system?
Collects and processes potentially radioactive gases generated in the plant to limit onsite and offsite personnel exposure.
What is the process for disposing of Gaseous Radwaste?
We filter, monitor, and release at a controlled rate in compliance with the code of federal regulations.
What components does the Gaseous Radwaste system consist of?
- Gas Surge Header
- Waste Gas Surge Tank
- Two Waste Gas Compressors
- Three Waste Gas Decay Tanks
- Associated piping, valves, and instrumentation
What is the flow path for the gaseous radwaste system?
waste gas > surge header > surge tank > filter > 1/2 compressors > 1/3 waste gas decay tanks > air op solenoid valves > discharge filter> flow element> radiation monitor> flow control valve >radwaste building exhaust system > plant vent
What powers the MOV GRA-UV-1 containment isolation valve?
PH-class 480 v
What powers solenoid operated valve GRB-UV-2?
PK-125DC
What powers Waste Gas Compressors?
NH-480V MCC
What components in the CH system input into the GR system?
o Reactor Drain Tank
o Gas Stripper
o Volume Control Tank
o Volume Control Tank Relief
What component from the Fuel handling system input into the GR system?
Containment Refueling Failed Fuel Detector Vent
Dry Sipping Auxiliary Pump
What is LP Nitrogen used for in the GR system?
o Initial system purge
o System purges to allow for maintenance
o Automatic purge from high oxygen sensed in the Surge header
What water cools the Waste Gas Compressors?
NC
What ESFAS signal closes the Reactor Drain Tank vent header Containment Isolation Valves?
CIAS
What feeds the Gas Surge Header?
- Reactor Drain Tank
- Containment Refueling Failed Fuel Detector Vent
- Dry Sipping Auxiliary Pump
- Gas Stripper
- Volume Control Tank
- Volume Control Tank Relief
- Oxygen Analyzers discharge
Where does the 20 gallon condensate pot collect moisture from?
Condensation in the line from the Reactor Drain Tank
The gas surge header will auto close valves GRA-UV-1 and GRB-UV-2 on which ESFAS?
CIAS
What is the gas surge header continuously monitored for?
Oxygen Concentraion.
What is the purpose of the gas surge tank?
Absorbs fluctuations in the gas volume entering the system to minimize Waste Gas Compressor operating time.
What is the purpose of the Waste Gas Compressors?
Pumps low pressure gas from the Waste Gas Surge Tank to the Waste Gas Decay Tanks for holdup prior to release.