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Main and Reheat Steam Flashcards

1
Q

What is all of the Main Steam piping designed for?

A
  • 1085# and 600°F
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2
Q

What the pressure set points for the SG PORVs, and MSSVs? ***

A

2 Safeties @ 1065 psig
2 Safeties @ 1075 psig
1 Safety @ 1085 psig

1 SG PORV @ 1025 psig

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3
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What percent steam flow are each safety rated for? ***

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  • 5.5% steam flow ea and 110% of design pressure
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4
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Why do we have PORVs?

A
  • Prevents lifting safeties

use to cooldown when steam dumps are unavailable

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5
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What percent steam flow are each PORV rated for?

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  • 2.5% steam flow ea
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6
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What will cause a MS related SI?

A 
- SG < 500# on 2/4 SGs (1/1)
(Manually blocked when P-12 is in)
- Steam Line ΔP > 100# 1 SG lower than 2 others
- 1 # in Ctmnt (2/3)
- Pzr # Low 1775# (2/3)
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7
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What causes Steam Line Isolation (SLI)? ***

A
  • 2.8# in Lwr Ctmnt
  • SG Pressure Low
    (500# 1/1 on 2 SGs) {Manual block below P-12 which auto resets above 541 deg F}
  • High Steam Flow with Low-Low Tavg (541°F)
    (1.42E6 (1.6E6) pph @ 0%, variable with power 1/2 on 2/4 SGs)
  • Manual
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8
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Where are the MS orifices located for each unit and how much do they restrict flow?

A
  • Restricts SG flow to 40% of maximum
  • U1 orifice is in Bypass Header.
  • U2 orifice in MS line before bypass header (outlet of SGSV)
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9
Q

How will the SGSV dump valves fail on loss of ctrl power?

A
  • Fails close which will not close the SGSV
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10
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How will the SGSV dump valves fail on loss of ctrl air?

A
  • Fail open which will close the SGSV
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11
Q

Are the rad monitors downstream of the PORVs operable if the PORVs are isolated? ***

A
  • No, they are INOP

2 monitors, and 4 detectors

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12
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What is the purpose of the SGSVs?

A
  • Ensures only 1 SG will blowdown in a steam rupture, even when 1 SGSV fails.
  • Minimize positive reactivity from RCS cooldown
  • Limit Containment pressure for steam rupture inside Containment.
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13
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WIll the SGSVs close on a SLI?

A
  • Yes, in 8 sec
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14
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How are the SGSVs interlocked to prevent opening them with a SLI signal?

A
  • Hydraulics are interlocked to prevent opening with a standing SLI signal
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15
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How do you clear the SGSV interlock after and SLI signal has cleared to allow closing of the SGSV dump valves?

A
  • Take the ctrl switch to lockout
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16
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What are the MS bypass header loads?

A
  • MFPs
  • MSR High Pressure Steam
  • Steam Dumps
  • Aux Steam
  • Low Flow FW Preheating
  • Turbine Steam Seals (U2 Only)
17
Q

What are the Aux Steam header loads?

A
  • Turbine sealing steam (U1)
  • SJAE
  • MFPs (startup)
  • Plant heating
  • Aux Building Vent Heating
  • Boric Acid Batch Tank
  • Chemical cleaning station
  • Hotwell de-aerating (Unit 2 only)
  • CO2 vaporizers
18
Q

Where are the TDAFP Turbine steam shutoff valves located?

A
  • on the 2 and 3 SGs after the MS venturis and before the Safties/PORVs
19
Q

How will the PORVs fail on loss of ctrl power?

A
  • Closed
20
Q

How will the PORVs fail on loss of ctrl air/N2?

A
  • Closed
21
Q

How are the PORVs operated if ctrl power and ctrl air/N2 is lost?

A
  • Manually by a handwheel on the valve
22
Q

How do the SGSVs open and close?

A
  • Hydraulic for normal opening and closing

- Steam to close in emergency

23
Q

What does 3.7.4D SG PORVs (Mode 4 when SGs relied upon for heat removal) state?

A
  • If 1 or more required SG PORVs Inoperable in Mode 4 when SG are relied upon for heat removal
    IMMEDIATELY:
  • Initiate action to restore Inoperable SG PORV(s) to Operable status
24
Q

What is the S/G PORV Set point raised to when have a SG Tube Rupture?

A
  • 1040#
25
Q

How do the S/G PORV’s fail?

A
  • Closed
26
Q

How do the MSL, Bypass Header, and Turbine Steam Lead Drains fail on Turbine Trip?

A
  • Open
27
Q

Which ONE of the following describes the function of the LOCKOUT position associated with each Steam Generator Stop Valve (SGSV) Dump Valve control switch?

A. Prevents the operator from opening the SGSV Dump Valves after the receipt of a Hi-Hi Containment Pressure Signal.

B. Allows the operator to close the SGSV Dump Valves after the receipt of a Hi-Hi Containment Pressure Signal.

C. Prevents a Hi-Hi Containment Pressure Signal from closing the associated SGSV and allows testing of the circuitry.

D. Allows the operator to open a SGSV hydraulically after the receipt of a Hi-Hi Containment Pressure Signal.

A

B. Allows the operator to close the SGSV Dump Valves after the receipt of a Hi-Hi Containment Pressure Signal.

28
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What is the safety related purpose of the Main Steam system?

A
  • Supply steam to the TDAFP
29
Q

How is the SGSV held open/closed?

A
  • Detents
30
Q

Where are the U1 Main Steam orifices located?

A
  • On the bypass header before entering the bypass equalizing header
31
Q

Where are the U2 Main Steam orifices located?

A
  • Main Steam Header right after the SGSVs
32
Q

What is the backup motive force for the SG PORVs

A
  • Rx N2
33
Q

What is the normal SG PORV setpoint

A
  • 1025 psig
34
Q

What is the normal setpoint for the Steam Dump valves

A
  • 1005 psig
35
Q

SGSV solenoids are normally energized/de-energized and open/closed?

A

De-energized and open

36
Q

What do the venturi flow restrictors in the MS lines do

A
  • Reduces flow rate from S/G following a SLB to limit the cooldown rate of the RCS
  • Reduces reverse flow into a faulted S/G
  • Used for steam flow measurement

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