SPENT FUEL COOLING Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

What happens to SF-P-1A/B during an ES signal?

A

SF-P-1A/B both load shed on ES and 27/86 lock out on ES + UV.

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2
Q

What is the minimum boron concentration required in the spent fuel pool per T.S. 4.1-3?

A

600 ppm.

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3
Q

What is the maximum allowable temperature for the spent fuel pool before entering AOP-35?

A

Maintain SFP temperature <130°F; at 160°F, enter AOP-35.

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4
Q

What must be ensured about siphon break valves in the spent fuel pool?

A

Siphon break valves must be locked open at all times.

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5
Q

What happens if the gate between pools fails and one pool drains?

A

The level goes to 330’ (10’ above the fuel).

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6
Q

What valve automatically opens on pump start in the spent fuel cooling system?

A

NS-V-16 auto opens on pump start.

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7
Q

How is the fuel transfer canal normally drained?

A

The fuel transfer canal is normally drained to LWDS via SF-P-2.

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8
Q

Which pumps are used to fill and drain the fuel transfer canal?

A

SF-P-1A/B are used to fill and drain the FTC.

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9
Q

What is the purpose of SF-P-2 in the spent fuel cooling system?

A

SF-P-2 is used to clean up FTC/SFP water and transfer FTC water to BWST to minimize dose.

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10
Q

Which pool has a siphon break, and which does not?

A

The “A” pool and Cask Pit have siphon breaks; the “B” pool does not.

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