Systems Exam 1 - Print Reading Flashcards

1
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

23

A

temperature control device

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2
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

25

A

synchronizing check

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3
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

27

A

undervoltage

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4
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

33

A

position switch
(detects position of something)

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5
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

42

A

running circuit breaker
(480V power source to motor)

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6
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

49

A

thermal overload relay

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7
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

50

A

instantaneous overcurrent

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8
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

51

A

time overcurrent

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9
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

52a

A

contact position follows breaker
(usually open when de-energized)

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10
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

52b

A

contact position opposite of breaker
(usually closed when de-energized)

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11
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

52h

A

contact position is based on breaker position
(racked in, racked out, test)

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12
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

52e

A

contact changes state earlier than other, similar contacts

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13
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

59

A

overvoltage

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14
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

63

A

pressure switch

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15
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

64

A

ground protective relay

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16
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

74

A

alarm relay

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17
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

86

A

lockout relay

86-1: phase to phase - “one and done,” can’t keep running
86-2: phase to ground, can keep running

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18
Q

What does this relay or contact do?

87

A

differential protective relay
(generating devices)

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19
Q

What is safety class 1 for piping?

A

failure could cause a condition III or condition IV loss of reactor coolant

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20
Q

What is safety class 2 for piping?

A

piping penetrating reactor containment which forms part of containment penetration boundary and piping in the RHRS, ECCS, H2, Control System, and MS or FW systems inside containment

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21
Q

What is safety class 3 for piping?

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failure would result in a radioactive release to the environment, or piping in systems that provide or support safety systems, control containment releases, or remove decay heat from spent fuel

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22
Q

What is safety class 5 for piping?

A

Non-Nuclear Safety (NNS) piping located in Seismic Category 1 structures

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23
Q

What is safety class G for piping?

A

Non-Nuclear Safety (NNS) piping NOT located in Seismic Category 1 structures

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24
Q

Relay/Contact Suffixes

x, y, or z

A

auxiliary relays

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25
Q

Relay/Contact Suffixes

O

A

opening relay

26
Q

Relay/Contact Suffixes

C

A

closing relay

27
Q

Relay/Contact Suffixes

CS

A

control switch

28
Q

Relay/Contact Suffixes

PB

A

push button

29
Q

Device Designators

TDPU

A

time delay pickup

contacts typically change state at some set time interval after the device is actuated

30
Q

Device Designators

TDDO

A

time delay dropout

contacts typically change state at some set time interval after the device is de-energized

31
Q

Device Designators

TDC

A

time delay closing

32
Q

Device Designators

TDO

A

time delay opening

33
Q

What do the different parts mean in pipe designators?

Example: 16-CT-1-003-151R-2

A

16 - nominal pipe size (16”)
CT - system (CT: containment spray)
1 - Unit 1
003 - line number within that system)
151R - piping category (R = potentially radioactive)
2 - safety class

34
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

gate valve

35
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

double disc gate valve

36
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

globe valve

37
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

needle valve

38
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

plug cock valve

39
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

ball valve

40
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

diaphragm valve

41
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

hermetically sealed valve

42
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

butterfly valve
(flanged or wafer type)

43
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

post indicator valve

44
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

fire protection post indicator valve

45
Q

What component is this?

A

vacuum breaker

46
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

float check valve

47
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

stop check valve

48
Q

What kind of valve is this?

A

safety or relief valve

49
Q

What kind of valve operator is this?

A

air diaphragm operator

50
Q

What kind of valve operator is this?

A

piston operator

51
Q

What kind of valve operator is this?

A

manual gear operator

52
Q

What kind of valve operator is this?

A

extension stem operator

53
Q

What kind of valve/operator is this?

A

throttling

54
Q

What does this symbol mean?

A

alarm annunciator

(if two of these symbols on the same sheet share the same subscript, they have a common annunciator window)

55
Q

What does this symbol mean?

A

reactor trip annunciator
(“first out”)

56
Q

What does this symbol mean?

A

turbine trip annunciator

57
Q

How can the I&C drawing be found if given the Mechanical drawing number?

A

Change the leading 0 to a 2, e.g. M1-0225 becomes M1-2225.

58
Q

As electrical print number increases, complexity…

59
Q

How are relays and contacts shown on drawings?

A

de-energized

60
Q

A motor with a circle beside it denotes…

61
Q

A motor with a box beside it denotes…

A

space heater rating