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EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases

This paper discusses the EQ programs at Mochovce NPP, specifically focusing on severe accident cases. It covers the basic information about the NPP, design extension conditions, equipment evaluation for severe accident conditions, and specific examples of SA capability of electric motors.

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EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases

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  1. EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases Marek Tengler (IEEE SC2, Orlando) (15-17th June, 2011)

  2. EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases 1. Brief information - Mochovce NPP (MO34) Mochovce NPP (utility SE, ENEL) PWR plant type VVER 440 model V-213 - Four units with original design electric power output 440 MWe, each - 2 Units in operation - Design Lifetime: 30 year (+10) - Seismic hazard: Design value PGA = 0,15g SSE for 1x10E4 years COMPLETION PHILOSOPHY FOR UNIT 3 AND 4:UPGRADE DESIGN GENERATION II NPP INTO GENERATION III NPP 2

  3. EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases BASIC ASSUMPTION • Equipment shall be subject to an assessment to demonstrate that its design provides a reasonable level of confidence that it shall operate in the environment under which it is required to perform its functions in Design Extension Conditions and it shall be able to operate over the timespan for which it is needed. • Qualification of components and systems, as required for those coping with Design Basis Conditions, does not necessarily apply. - Demonstration of equipment survivability does not require the same rigorous demonstrations and the same conservatisms as a true qualification process. 2. SA – Qualification vs Survivability Assesment 3

  4. Design Basis Conditions (LB LOCA)- Thermo-dynamic profiles (temperature, pressure), - Post-accident duration (5h – 100 days),- Radiation conditions: dose, dose rate, TID • Design Extension Conditions (SA defined in Basic Design)- Temperature peak (primordial): 139°C (duration < 30 min.) Pressure peak (primordial): 350 kPa°C (duration < 30 min.) - Post-accident duration (primordial): 1 year +,- Radiation conditions (primordial):cca 0.3 MGy Humidity: 100% 4 EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases

  5. EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases Variant 1 • H2 burning • Peak temperature 1600 °C • Pressure wave Variant 2 • Permanent temperature 139°C – 1 year Variant n+1 SCIENTIST‘S APPROACH VS ENGINEER‘S APPROCH DECISION SHALL BE BASED ON ENGINEERIG JUDGMENT Alternative parameters of SA DEC for MO34 5

  6. EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases 3. Applied approach for equipment evaluation/assessment for SA conditions Distinction of accordingly environmental zones - MILD environmental zone - HARSH environmental zone RULES FOR HARSH ZONE • Applied for equipment with existing qualification documentation • Not combine DEC (SA) with DBC (LB LOCA) • Definition of target values: TD environmental extreme peak • SA radiation dose is considered as contribution to TID (accident dose) • No margins are considered 6

  7. EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases 3. Applied approach for equipment evaluation/assessment for SA conditions (cont‘d) 7

  8. EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases 3. Applied approach for equipment evaluation/assessment for SA conditions (cont‘d) RULES FOR MILD ZONE • Applied for equipment with existing qualification documentation and equipment to be tested • SA ageing is not considered in line equipment conditioning followed by simulation of postulated event (seismic, accident …) • SA is considered as design requirements (radiation resistance, degree of protection –IP, anti-explosion design etc.) • No margins are considered 8

  9. EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases 3. Applied approach for equipment evaluation/assessment for SA conditions (cont‘d) Distinction of accordingly environmental zones - MILD environmental zone - HARSH environmental zone RULES FOR HARSH ZONE • Applied for equipment with existing qualification documentation • Not combine DEC (SA) with DBC (LB LOCA) • Definition of target values as environmental extreme peak • No margins are considered 9

  10. EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases • Special designed electric motor in accordance of pump performance characteristics • Radiation resistance of winding insulation material – MICALASTIC tested for 1x10E7 Gy 3. Specific example – SA Capability of electric motor 10

  11. EQ programs at Mochovce NPP – Severe Accident Cases • Loading moment of the pump exceed the moment of motor, i.e. at moment equality the start-up of motor is stopped in this point, however the current will be 180 A – 3.2 times of nominal value • The issue should be the time during standby regimes where is postulated interval of voltage drop to value of65% Un. • In Technical Specification of the motor is a allowable period of refreshment 7sec. • What happened if period of voltage refreshment is longer? 11

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