Systems Exam 2 - RCDT Flashcards
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RCDT Pump Trips
→Low level: 20%, manual restart
→Low flow: <50 gpm, manual restart
→must be manually restarted following blackout
→must be manually restarted after SI (buses are load shed, MCC must be energized again)
powered from:
→pump #1: uEB1-2
→pump #2: uEB2-2
RCDT HX Design
→HX designed to maintain RCDT <170°F (10 gpm @ 600°F and 25 gpm from excess letdown)
→Normal: cool PRT from 200°F to 120°F in 8 hours using CCW
→Abnormal - cool PRT using Rx Makeup fill/drain in 1 hour
LCV-1003 Design Reqs
→closes on phase A
→used to automatically maintain tank @ 39% by transfer to RHUT
→if both pumps running, RCDT HX must be bypassed and u-7135 must be opened to prevent exceeding design flow of HX (120 gpm) and LCV-1003 (80 gpm)
→discharges to RHT (Normal), SFP (Makeup Source) or WHT
Tech Spec 3.6.3 Containment Isolation Valves (CIVs)
→each CIV shall be OPERABLE (Modes 1-4)
→7126 & 7150
→7135, 7136, 1003 (level control & bypass CIVs)
→also FC on Loss of Air
What is notable about Manual Bypass valve u7135?
→goes around LCV-1003
→locked closed
→classified as a CIV
What is the purpose of the RCDT?
The RCDT is used to recirculate, drain, or aid in purification of the contents of the PRT, RCS Loops, SI accumulators, and Refueling Cavity.
The PRT can be aligned to be cooled by…
the RCDT using the Hx.
Where can RCDT flow go?
→RHUT
→SFP
→WHT
→PRT
Where can RCDT flow come from?
→vessel head O-ring leakoff
→Excess Letdown
→#2 RCP seal
→RCS Loops (need spoolpiece)
→SI Accumulators (need spoolpiece)
→PRT (for cooling)
→Refueling Canal