Rod Control Flashcards
C-1 _______
Inputs_____
Purpose___
When blocked___
IR High flux rod stop
> 20% on 1/2 IR. Stops outward rod motion in auto and manual. Rod stop is blocked when the IR high flux trip is blocked.
C-2_____
Input____
Purpose___
When blocked ____
PR high flux rod stop
> 103% Prx on 1/4 PR
Stops outward rod motion in auto and manual. Rod stop is blocked when the rod stop bypass switch is selected to the PR channel causing the rod stop annunciator.
C-3 ____
Input____
Purpose____
Can it be blocked?
OT delta T high rod stop
2/4 delta T> OTdeltaT setpoint -3%
Stops outward rod motion in auto and manual.
Can not be blocked. Alarm on 1/4 channels.
C-4____
Input____
Purpose___
OPdeltaT high rod stop
2/4 delta T > OPdeltaT setpoint-3%
Stops outward rod motion in auto and manual. Can not be blocked. 1/4 gives alarm
C-5_____
Input____
Purpose____
Location of alarm____
Can this interlock be blocked?
Turbine low power interlock
Impulse pressure<15% turbine power.
Stops outward rod motion in auto ONLY. Can not be blocked.
Alarm is on the bypass permissive panel
C-11____
Inputs____
Purpose___
Alarm is generated by_______
Can this be blocked?
Control bank D rod stop
CBD=223 steps.
Stops outward rod motion in auto only. Can not be blocked.
Alarm is generated by the process computer.
Control rods are typically made of ____
Silver indium cadmium alloy
Bank overlap automatically overlaps control banks for _____ and _____
Uniform flux distribution
and
DRW
Continuity (is/is not) required through the rod stop circuit to allow control rods to auto or manually withdraw.
IS
If control rods can not be inserted or withdrawn, a problem exists not in the _____ but in the _____.
Rod stop circuitry
Rod drive system
All ____ rod withdrawal capabilities are lost when AC bus ___ is de-energized.
Failure of buses ____, ___, and ____ will prevent _______ rod withdrawal until the rod stop is bypassed on the affected NI channel.
Auto; 111
112, 113, 114; manual and auto
All _____ rod withdrawals capabilities are lost when AC bus ____ is de-energized with N35 or N36 above 20% power.
Manual
Bus 114
Rod speeds
Auto_____
Manual____
Bank select CB ____
Bank select SB_____
8-72 spm
48 spm
48 spm
64 spm
Rods are in _____ when power_____ with/without main gen synched.
Rods are in _____ when power _____ with/without main gen synched.
Auto; >15% with main gen
Manual <15% without main gen
Reactor control unit compares ______ and ______ to determine a power mismatch.
Validated 2nd highest Q (nuclear power)
-and-
Validated 1st stage pressure
The Tref programmer receives input from _______
validated 1st stage pressure
Summing unit compares _______ with ________ to determine rod speed program.
Validated 2nd highest Tave
-with-
Mismatch/T ref program
-and-
Q/Turb FSP
Effects of failures on rods
Tave high____
PR NI high____
P-imp Low____
P-imp High___
Tave low or PR NI low_____
Tave, no effect validated Tave signal
PR NI high Rod stop C2 will actuate
P-imp low, no effect validated Impulse pressure
P-imp high, no effect validated impulse pressure
Tave low or PR NI low- no effect
In automatic, rod speed is _____ at a ____temperature deviation. Rod speed is _____ at a _____ temperature deviation.
8 spm at 3F
72spm at 5F
The reactor control unit develops _____ and _____ signals for the logic cabinet.
Rod speed and direction
Alternate action for both _____ and ______ will block rods in and out logic, rods will move in manual.
Alternate action for _____ will zero the power mismatch and move in ____ only on temperature error.
RCS Tave and Turbine impulse pressure
NI power; Auto
Logic cabinet - non urgent alarm causes (5)
-Failure of one redundant power supply or redundant controller
- Failure of IO module not required to support rod motion
- Failure of network media converter
- High temperature
- High humidity
Logic cabinet urgent alarm causes- (2)
-Failure of coincident inputs
-Failure of IO module required to support rod motion