main steam Flashcards

main steam

1
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STATE the functions of the MS system

A

Transport Steam Produced in the Steam Generators to the Turbine Generator for Conversion to Electrical Power.
• Conduct steam from the steam generators to the Main Turbine, Main Feed pump turbines, Emergency Feed pump turbine, Reheaters, Turbine Gland Sealing Steam, Steam Dump and Auxiliary Steam System.
• Provide a means to dissipate heat generated from the Nuclear Steam Supply System, during all modes of normal plant operation, including turbine trip at full load.
• Isolate containment from the Main Steam Supply system and provide for Main Steam line warmup.
• Provide overpressure protection for the steam generators.
• Control Steam Generator pressure during startup, shutdown and while the condenser is not available.

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2
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STATE the function of the following MS system component

steam flow restrictors

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  • Reduces pipe whip after a steamline break.
  • Minimizes the maximum flowrate that the MSIV must close against.
  • Limits RCS cooldown rate.
  • Provides d/p to measure steam flow signal.
  • Made up of 7 venturi’s
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3
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STATE the function of the following MS system component

atmospheric relief valves

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Regulate S/G pressure (RCS temp) when the Main Condenser and/or Steam Dumps are unavailable

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4
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STATE the function of the following MS system component

safety valves

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– Ensures that Secondary System Pressure will be limited to 110% (1320 psia) of its design pressure during the most severe transient.
(100% load rejection with no Rx Trip and No Steam dumps)
– Total relieving capacity is 109.8% of the total secondary steam flow at 100% RTP.

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5
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STATE the function of the following MS system component

EFW pump steam supply

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•	Supplied from Steam lines A and B
•	Upstream of the MSIV
•	Opposite pipe chases
•	Automatically open on:
–	SI
–	LOP
–	Low Steam Generator level
–	ATWS mitigation
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STATE the function of the following MS system component

steam line radiation monitors

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  • Provides means to detect and measure radioactivity in the event of a steam generator tube rupture
  • Alarm and Indication is provided to Control Room
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STATE the function of the following MS system component

main steam isolation valves

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– Automatically isolates steam flow in the event of a steam line break upstream or downstream of MSIV

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8
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STATE the function of the following MS system component

MSIV bypass valve

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• used to equalize pressure across MSIV prior to opening

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9
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STATE the function of the following MS system component

main steam line drains

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Group A:
• Drains main and reheat steam piping.
• Closed when the generator is synchronized to the grid per MPE.
Group B:
• Drain turbine control valves downstream header and extraction steamlines.
• Closed at 15% power by MPE
Group C:
• Drains the extraction steamlines, crossaround piping, and MSR drain piping.
• Closed at 30% per the MPE.

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10
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DRAW the main steam system and ARRANGE the components in the order in which they appear from the steam generators through the main steam manifold

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Steam Generator
Rad Detector
ASDV
EFW pump tie in
Safeties
MSIVS
To Bottle
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11
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STATE which main steam lines are in the east and west main steam and feedwater pipe chase, and which steam lines feed the steam driven emergency feed pump

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  • A & D steam lines in West Chase
  • B & C steam lines in East Chase
  • A & B supply the EFW Pump
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12
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STATE the opening and closing motive force for a main steam isolation valve.

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Closing: N2 gas
Opening: Hydraulic fluid

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13
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STATE where the motor operated main steam line drain valves can be individually operated.

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These valves are operated in groups from the MCB or individually from CP-66.

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14
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DESCRIBE the testing of a Main Steam Isolation Valve (OX1430.02).

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• Depress and Hold the MSIV Valve Test push-button at the MSIV Test Panel
( MCB G rear)
• Release Valve Test push-button as soon as MSIV closing travel indicated
• Verify MSIV reopens
• Retract the Slow Flow Restrictor
• Lock open the Hydraulic return isolation valve
• Exit the TS Action Statement

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15
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DESCRIBE how to locally close an MSIV.

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• Isolate the air supply to the Air motor
• Override the main dump pilot solenoid
• Isolate Hydraulic supply
– pump discharge

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16
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DESCRIBE how to locally operate an ASDV

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  • UNSCREW the clevis from the manual override shaft at the top of the actuator.
  • TURN the handwheel in the ENGAGED direction to expose the actuator shaft above the manual override shaft.
  • SLIDE the clevis onto the actuator shaft notch.
  • PLACE ASDV selector switch in modulate mode at the control station in use (MCB or RSS panel).
  • PLACE the bypass valve on the Bailey Positioner in MANUAL (press to turn).
  • THROTTLE the ASDV to the desired position using the manual handwheel.