Essential Auxiliary Power Distribution System: 4160V Essential, 4160V Blackout, 600V Essential, and 600V Blackout(EPC). Flashcards
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What is the purpose of the 4160V Essential Auxiliary Power System?
The 4160V Essential Auxiliary Power System(EPC) provides power to:
- 4160V Essential Motor Loads
- 600V Essential Load Centers through 4160V/600V Essential Load Center Transformers.
- The 4160V Blackout Power System during a loss of normal power, unless the loss of normal power is coupled with a Safety Injection actuation.
What is the purpose of the 4160 Blackout Auxiliary Power System?
The 4160V Blackout Auxiliary Power System supplies power to those non-Class 1E loads that are required or may be required following a loss of offsite power.LOOP).
Essential power is supplied to Nuclear Safety Related Auxiliary Equipment during what plant conditions?
- Normal plant operation
- Hot and Cold Shutdown
- Refueling
- Blackout Conditions
- Safety Injection actuations coupled with a blackout condition.
What is the system designator associated with 4160V Essential Auxiliary Power Distribution?
EPC
What is the system designator associated with 4160V Blackout Auxiliary Power?
ETB
What is the system designator associated with 600V Blackout Auxiliary Power?
ETC
What is the system designator associated with 600V Essential Auxiliary Power?
EPE
Where is normal power to the 4160V Essential Power System supplied from?
Normal power to the 4160V Essential Power System is supplied from the 6.9KV bus through two 6.9KV/4160V auxiliary transformers per train(1ATC and 1ATD).
Where is alternate power to the 4160V Essential Power System supplied from?
Alternate power to the 4160V Essential Power System is supplied from either Unit 1 or Unit 2 6.9KV bus through two 6.9KV/4160V auxiliary transformers(SATA and SATB).
What protection is provided to the 4160 V Essential Power Alternate Supply Transformers(SATA and SATB) to prevent closing both feeder breakers?
There is a Kirk-Key interlock such that only one 6.9KV feeder to SATA/SATB can be racked in at a time. This ensure that Unit 1 and Unit 2 6.9KV power systems are not tied together.
What type of breaker closing operation is associated with a Kirk-Key Interlock?
Whenever a Kirk-Key Interlock is used to connect a bus the breaker closing operation will be a “Dead Bus Transfer.”
What are the designators for the 4160V Essential Power Buses?
- ETA
2. ETB
Where are the breakers for the 4160V Essential Power System controlled from?
All of the breakers are controlled from MC-11 in the Control Room.
What is the normal alignment of the feeder breakers for the Alternate Power Transformers(SATA and SATB)?
SATA
- The Unit 1 Feeder Breaker is normally closed.
- The Unit 2 Feeder Breaker is normally racked out and open.
SATB
- The Unit 1 Feeder Breaker is normally racked out and open.
- The Unit 2 Feeder Breaker is normally closed.
What prevents closing both feeder breakers to the Alternate Power Transformers(SATA and SATB)?
A Kirk-Key Interlock prevents closing both feeder breakers at the same time.
What is the emergency source of the power to the 4160V Essential Buses?
The Diesel Generators are the emergency source of power to the essential buses. This is the assured source, and would energize the buses automatically if the bus de-energized.
What are the loads supplied by the 4160V Essential Buses?
- KC Pumps A1, A2 (B1, B2)
- NS Pump A(B)
- ND Pump A(B)
- NI Pump A(B)
- NV Pump A(B)
- CA Pump A(B)
- RN Pump A(B)
- KF Pump A(B)
- YC Chillers(can be supplied by either unit)
- Essential 4160V/600V Load Center Transformers
What supplies Essential power in the event of an Extended Loss of All AC Power(ELAP)?
Essential Power will be provided to one 4160 Essential Bus using a 4160V Turbine Generator from the National Safer Response Center(NSRC). FLEX
What prevents supplying a 4160V Essential Bus from both the normal and alternate power supplies?
A Kirk-Key Interlock, to prevent tying the two sources together.
What prevents the 4160V Essential Bus Alternate Supply Transformer(SATA or SATB) from supplying both Unit’s buses?
A Kirk-Key Interlock, to prevent overloading the transformer.
What is the configuration of the 4160V/600V Essential Transformers and 600V Essential Load Centers?
The 4160V essential buses each supply three 4160V/600V essential transformers. Two of the transformers normally supply the two 600V essential load centers, and the third is a standby transformer that can supply either 600V essential load center.
What type of interlocks are associated with the 600V Essential Load Center feeder breakers?
There is a double Kirk-Key arrangement that allows either 600V Essential Load Center to be supplied from the standby transformer:
- One Kirk-Key Interlock prevents powering either 600V essential load center form two sources at one time.
- The other Kirk-Key Interlock prevents overloading the standby transformer by allowing it to supply only one load center at a time.
What are the designators for the 600V Essential Load Centers?
ETA:
- 1ELXA
- 1ELXC
ETB:
- 1ELXB
- 1ELXD
What is the configuration of the 600V Essential Motor Control Centers?
The 600V essential MCCs are single-ended except for 1EMXG, 1EMXS, and 2EMXH.