Several decisions regarding basic project philosophy must be made in order to proceed with scope design and the preparation of equipment procurement specifcations. The purpose of this document is to present as much pertinent data as possible to allow the project representatives to become familiar with the problems involved. A meeting of Representatives is planned for the near future after receipt of project authorization to discuss the scope of this project and its relationship to CG-775. Emergency flow requirements of the K reactors for planned future power levels is approximately 32,000 gpm within 68 sec. A detailed study of the …
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Several decisions regarding basic project philosophy must be made in order to proceed with scope design and the preparation of equipment procurement specifcations. The purpose of this document is to present as much pertinent data as possible to allow the project representatives to become familiar with the problems involved. A meeting of Representatives is planned for the near future after receipt of project authorization to discuss the scope of this project and its relationship to CG-775. Emergency flow requirements of the K reactors for planned future power levels is approximately 32,000 gpm within 68 sec. A detailed study of the existing high-pressure cross-tie line reveals that a duplicate cross-tie line and five low lift pump operation would be required to provide this flow. The existing emergency generation capacity is not adequate to supply five low lift pumps and all other necessary emergency electrical loads. A possible solution to adequate emergency flows is to connect the proposed steam turbine pump directly to the risers and to consider the turbine pump as the last ditch system. If it is determined that this does not meet the criteria of separate systems, then an alternate solution must be found.
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