Liquid Waste System(WL) Flashcards
What is the purpose of the Liquid Waste System(WL)?
- The purpose of the Liquid Waste System is to collect, segregate, and process all radioactive and potentially radioactive liquids generated in the plant.
- In general, all rector grade liquids are recycled, and all non-reactor grade liquids are precessed and disposed of in accordance with applicable regulations.
- The system is designed to control and minimize releases of radioactivity to the environment.
- The following are methods used to process Liquid Waste:
A. Filtration
B. Deminerlizers
C. Holdup and Decay
D. Dilution
What is the system designator for the Liquid Waste System?
WL
What is the system designator for the Reactor Coolant Drain Tank?
NCDT
What is the system designator for the Waste Drain Tank?
WDT
What is the system designator for the Waste Evaporator Feed Tank?
WEFT
What is the system designator for the Laundry and Hot Shower Tank?
LSHT
What is the system designator for the Floor Drain Tank?
FDT
What is the system designator for the Mixing and Settling Tank?
MST
What is the system designator for the Ventilation Unit Condensate Drain Tank?
VUCDT
What is the system designator for the Steam Generator Drain Tank?
SGDT
What is the system designator for the Monitor Tank Building?
MTB
What is the system designator for the Auxiliary Monitor Tank?
AMT
What are the categories of Liquid Waste?
- Deaerated Recyclable Liquids
- Aerated Recyclable Liquids
- Aerated Non-Recyclable Liquids
- Potentially Radioactive Soapy Liquids
- Lab Samples
What is the purpose of the Laundry and Hot Shower Tank Subsystem(LHST)?
The purpose of the LHST is to collect soapy liquids that are potentially radioactive and are not recyclable
What are the sources of liquid to the Laundry and Hot Shower Tank?
- Decon Area Showers and hand washes
- Auxiliary Building Service Sinks
- Men’s and women’s lavatory sinks
- Laundry machines
What is the normal release path for the Laundry and Hot Shower Tank?
The LHST is pumped to the Waste Monitor Tanks(WMTs), and released via 0EMF-49 to the RN system.
What is the alternate flow path for the Laundry and Hot Shower Tank?
The LHST can also be pumped to the Recycle Monitor(RMT) Tank, or to the Monitor Tank Building(MTB)
How many pumps are there in the LHST Subsystem, what is the power supply, and what will cause a pump trip?
- One pump
- SMXA
- Low level in the LHST(6”)
What is the purpose of the Floor Drain Tanks Subsystem(FDT)?
Collects liquids that are potentially radioactive but are generally suitable for plant discharge without treatment?
What is the motive force for water leaving the Floor Drain Tank?
Gravity flow
Where does the overflow from the Floor Drain Tank go?
Waste Evaporator Feed Tank Sump B
What drains to the Floor Drain Tank?
Inputs are via a pre-strainer:
1. Pre-strainer A receives input from everything but the 560’ elevation including:
A. Floor Drain Sump A and B
B. U1 and U2 Upper Head Injection Sump
2. Pre-strainer B receives input from the 560’ elevation only
What are the discharge paths of the Floor Drain Tank?
- WEFT, then to the MTB
- SGDT B, then to MTB
- Via MTB process equipment to the AMT
How many pumps are there in the FDT Subsystem, what is the power supply, and what will cause a pump trip?
- One pump for the station
- SMXA
- Low level in the FDT(11%)
How many Floor Drain Sumps are there, and what are their designations?
There are four shared Floor Drain Sumps: A, B, C, and D
What type of liquid is collected in the ‘A’ and ‘B’ Floor Drain Sumps?
the ‘A’ and ‘B’ sumps collect contaminated liquid waste and discharge through the ‘A’ pre-strainer/Oil and Grit Removal Tank(OGRT) to the Floor Drain Tank during normal operations
What type of liquid is collected in the ‘C’ and ‘D’ Floor Drain Sumps?
The ‘C’ and ‘D’ sumps collect non-contaminated liquid from Auxiliary Building drains and normally discharge to the Turbine Building Sumps through a radioactive monitor
What happens if activity is detected in the water coming from the ‘C’ and ‘D’ Floor Drain Sumps?
If activity is detected by 1(2)EMF-52 the drains coming from the ‘C’ and ‘D’ Floor drain sumps are automatically diverted from the Turbine Building Sumps to the ND/NS Sump
How many Floor Drain Sump Pumps are there?
There are 8 total Floor Drain Sump Pumps, 2 per sump
What are the Floor Drain Sump Pump power supplies?
- A1 and B1 - SMXA
- A2 and B2 - SMXB
- 2C1 and 2C2 - 2MXM/2MXN
- 1D1 and 1D2 - 1MXM/1MXN
How will the Floor Drain Sump Pumps operate in the AUTO position?
- High level - one pump auto starts(alternating)
- High-High level - both pumps auto start
- Low level - both pumps off
What are the automatic actions associated with an EMF-31 trip 2 condition?
- All Turbine Building Sump Pumps trip
2. Can be bypassed using the override switch
What are the automatic actions associated with an EMF-52 trip 2 condition?
Aligns the discharge of Floor Drain Sump ‘D’ and ‘C’, and CA Sumps to the ND/NS Sump
Where do the Interior Doghouse Drains go?
Drain the respective units CA Pump Room(Floor Drain Sump C or D)
What is unique about the Interior Doghouse Drain line?
The drain line has a Restrictor Plate to limit the rate of flow and prevent flooding in the CA Pump Rooms
What is the purpose of the Waste Evaporator Feed Tank Subsystem(WEFT)?
The purpose of the Waste Evaporator Feed Tank Subsystem is to collect non-recyclable, aerated, and tritiated waste liquids.
What liquids drain to the Waste Evaporator Feed Tank?
- Incore and Containment Sumps
- WEFT Sumps ‘A’ and ‘B’
- Miscellaneous Auxiliary Building equipment drains
- NCDT during refueling
- ND/NS sump pumps
- Floor Drain Tank overflows
Where do the Waste Evaporator Feed Tank Sumps go?
Water from the two WEFT Sumps are pumped to the WEFT because they collect primary equipment drains at an elevation below the WEFT
How many Waste Evaporator Feed Tank Sump Pumps are there, and what are they powered from?
- Two pumps, one pump per sump
2. SMXA/SMXB
What will cause a Waste Evaporator Feed Tank Sump Pump to automatically trip?
Low sump level(10%)
How is each Waste Evaporator Feed Tank Sump Pump controlled, and from where?
- WEFT Pump A is controlled from the Waste Processing Liquid Panel with a Trip-Close switch
- WEFT Pump B is controlled from the Auxiliary Waste Processing Panel with a Man-Off switch
What is the design basis of the Waste Evaporator Feed Tank capacity?
The WEFT is designed for a 10gpm leak from one unit for 8 hours
Where does the Waste Evaporator Feed Tank overflow to?
Floor Drain Sump A
What is the discharge paths for the Waste Evaporator Feed Tanks?
- To the Steam Generator Drain Tank, then to the MTB for processing and release
- Can be drained to Floor Drain Sump A