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Forwards Revision to 820219 Submittal Re Calculations & Measurements of Bus Voltages Used to Demonstrate Adequacy of Electrical Distribution Sys
ML20065Q064
Person / Time
Site: Crystal River Duke Energy icon.png
Issue date: 10/19/1982
From: Baynard P
FLORIDA POWER CORP.
To: Stolz J
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
3F-1082-09, 3F-1082-9, NUDOCS 8210260436
Download: ML20065Q064 (45)


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  1. 3F-1082-09 File:

3-0-3-a-3 3-E-3 Mr. John F. Stolz, Chief Operating Reactors Branch #4 Division of Licensing U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20555

Subject:

Crystal River Unit 3 DocNt No. 50-302 Operating License No. DPR-72 Adequacy of Station Electric Distribution System Voltage

Dear Mr. Stolz:

By letter dated February 19,1982, Florida Power Corporation submitted calculated and measured bus voltages to demonstrate the adequacy of the Crystal River Unit 3 Electrical Distribution System. The calculated voltages used several assumptions that did not adequately model the measured conditions.

During subsequent telephone conversations, Florida Power Corporation agreed to revise our calculations to more accurately model our system. The following attachments are included:

1.

Comparative Voltage Table, 2.

Explanation of Difference Between Original Calculation and Present Calculations, and 3.

Engineered Safeguards Buses Voltage Calculations The first calculations were made on the l' asis of the 4160/480 volt (V) transformers being on the nominal tap. The revised calculations were made for a tap setting to give a 25% voltage boost; this results in the 480V switches and motor control center voltages being increased by approximately 25% This assumption should satisfy the NRC concern that the measured voltages were too high and provicie assurance that we will not exceed the voltage limits. The starting voltage for the calculations was the same as that for measured voltages, i.e.,244.8 kV.

If the starting voltage were 240kV-l%% = 236.4kV (lowest 240kV system voltage),

1 then the calculated voltages would be obtained to a very close approximation by multiplying the calculated voltages in the attached table by.965686.

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  1. 3F-1082-09 Page 2 The discrepancy between calculated and measured voltages is most probably due to the as-measured bus loads being appreciably lower than bus loads used in the calculation.

The calculated load on the 4160V winding of the Startup Transformer was approximately 31 Mega volt amps (MVA); the forced-oil-and-air-at-650C rating of this winding is 28 MVA. It is improbable that the measurements were made with a load as great as 28 MVA. The calculated load on Engineered Safeguards Auxiliary Transformer 3A was approximately 1.15 MVA, the oil-air rating of the transformer being 1 MVA.

Calculated loads in many c.ses were taken as rated loads of equipment. Also, the condition used in the calculations was that of maximum plant bus loading including maximum Engineered Safeguard loads. Previous calculations were approximate and are superseded by the present calculations from which the Comparative Voltage Table is compiled; therefore, relay settings should be based on the present calculations.

The review of these calculations and the assessment of effects on the system that could be caused by changes in the relay settings has involved considt.rable engineering effort. Fitting this work into the schedule of preparing for our next outage has caused considerable delay in submitting the results of these revised calculations.

Florida Power Corporation will install the protection relays during the Spring 1983 Refueling Outage. The proposed trip setpoint is 3780V with a maximum value of 3866V and minimum value of 3763V. This will allow a 4.2% drop between the 4160V buses and 480V motor control center.

Florida Power Corporation plans to perform additional calculations at raised tap settings to improve the voltage drop to 2% We plan to monitor the performance of these relays and to make additional voltage caiculations before finalizing the Technical Specification Change Request. Florida Power Corporation will~ submit the schedule for final calculations, voltage measurement checks, and technical specification submittal upon development and approval of that schedule.

Very truly yours,

'*rf k W Dr. Patsy Y. Baynard Assistant to Vice President Nuclear Operations WRK/myf

a COMPARATIVE V0LTAGE TABLE CR-3 START-UP TRANSFORMER MEASURED VALUES PLANT AT FULL LOAD-STEADY BUS CALCULATED VOLTAGES STATE CONDITIONS Original Value Present Value Numerical Value (2/19/82)

(10/6/82) 230 kV GRID 243.6 kV 244.8 kV 244.8 kV 4160 V SWGR ES BUS 3A 4276 V 4108 V 4183 V ES BUS 3B 4276 V 4108 V 4179 V 480 V SWGR ES BUS 3A 489 V 458 V 472 V ES BUS 3B 489 V 460 V 475 V MCC 480 V ES 3Al 489 V 456 V 469 V 3A2 489 V 455 V 468 V 3AB 489 V 454 V 468 V ES 3B1 489 V 457 V 472 V 3B2 489 V 458 V 471 V

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EXPIANATION OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ORIGINAL CALCULATIONS AND,PRESENT CALCULATIONS Errors in Original Calculations 1.

The H-Y Impedance of the Startup Transformer was taken as 7.96% from our early nameplate drawing instead of the later value of 8.6%.

2.

Cable impedances were neglected.

The above errors would result in the calculated voltage drop being smaller than would actually be the case.

Difference In Methods of Calculation Original Method Loads were expressed in terms of current rather than impedance. Voltage drops were calculated by multiplying currents by impedances, and then subtracted from

-the voltage on the high side of the impedance through which the inad current passed.

Loads were expressed in terms of the transformer output voltage vector, yet when calculating this voltage, the input voltage vector was taken as the reference vector.

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Vg = Low side voltage vector This is the pf angle which should have been used.

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angle of load p

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for the Startup Transformer b.

for the 4160/480V transformers l

so that when calculating the voltage drop through the two transformers, a double error is incurred.

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Loads are expressed as impedances.

The principle is as follows:

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Purpose:

To compare Engineered Safeguards Bus Voltages with those measured by Florida Power Corporation.

Sources of Information: These are identifed at the appropriate part of the calculations.

Computer Calculation: Not applicable Assumptions: These are identified at the appropriate part of the calculations.

Indetification of End Results: The comparison of calculated and =casured voltages is shown in the Table at the end of the calculations.

The actual one line diagram used (except for impedance values) is given on page 37 of Calculations 11/20/79 in " Adequacy of Station Electric Distribution Voltages -

Crystal River 3".

4.16 KV LOADS Rated KVA taken from " Crystal River Unit 3 - Auxiliary Loading pages 3 and 4.

Number of motors running taken from those in " Adequacy of Station Electric Distribution voltages" pages 4, 5 of Calculations 10/21/80. KVA calculated from latest current information shown on the motor data sheets.

Power factors were also taken from motor data sheets; the power factor of the Auxiliary Building Exhaust Fans, since they were running at just over 50% load was estimated from the full load power factor.

As the impedance of an induction motor will vary as the voltage applied to the terminals, the terminal voltage was estimated at.99 of 4.16 KV (base voltage) from l

preliminary calcuations.

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Base Voltage In calculating the impedance from rated KVA, in terms of the base !!VA, motor KVA has Base Voltage been multiplied by (Actual Terminal Voltage )2,sinceimpendanceisgportionedto the inverse of the Motor impedancs is then Base MVA Motor MVA Base MVA has been taken throughout as 100.

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1. CW Pump 3A 1700 1700

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3. Sec. Service Closed 317 317

.875 277 153

.99 Cycle Pp. 3A

4. Feedwater Boster 21' '

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.91 1920 875

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5. Condensate Pp. 3A 1750 1750

.9 1575 763

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6. Normal Nuc. Serv.

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.843 277 176

.99 Sea Water Pp. 3 I

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.926 545 222

.99 Reactor Bldg. Spray 215 215

.925 199 82

.99 Pump 3A Decay Heat Pump 3?9 339

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.89 552 283

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.827 236 160

.99 Water Pp.

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Z R + jK ES Bus 3A 36.513 26.45 32.691 + j 16.264 ES Bus 3B 36.513 26.45 32.691 + j 16.264 6.9 KV LOADS Only the Reactor Coolant Pumps.

Volts = 6.6 KV FLC = 685 amp. 1250 rap synchronous KVA Input = / 3 x 6.6 x 685 = 7330 hp = 9000 kW Output = 9000 x.746 = 6714 4

pf x efficiency =

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Efficiency must be less than unity, so that pf must be greater than.8575.

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-]ighest pf in above table =.926, but his is at 1800 rpm.

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Running Load = 4 x 7020 KVA = 28.08 MVA at 6.6KV.

Impedance at rated volts on 100 MVA base = 2

= 3.56125 pu.

08 Preliminary calculations showed that volta at motor terminals was approximately 1.033 pu of base voltage, 6.9 KV Impedance at 6.9 KV = 3.56125 x 1.0332 = 3.8007cj25.84

= 3.42021 + j 1.65634

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Loads directly connected to the 480 V Switchgear Buses are taken from " Adequacy of l

Station Electric Distribution Voltages" - Calculations 10/21/80 pp. 5 thru 7.

Pf taken from motor data sheets. Motor KVA Loads are based on 460 volts. See " Crystal River 3 - Auxiliary Loading,"

Loads on Motor Control Centers are taken from " Adequacy of Station Electric Distribution Voltage" - Calculations 11/20/79. For the ES Buses the case is Load at End of Block Loading Sequence Including Manually Applied Loads. The loads have been calculated on 480 volts so the motor loads must first be expressed in terms of the l

460 volt rating - See " Crystal River 3 - Auxiliary Loading". From examination of l

motor data sheets it was apparent that an average pf of 0.85 would be a suitable value.

Non motor loads were expressed at 480 volts, so as the se are constant impedance loads there is no need to convert to a rated 460 volts.

1 In order to simulate cable impedances to loads, the load impedances were increased by 2%.

Motor Terminal voltages on the Unit Buses were estimated to be 94% of base voltage and 93% of base voltage on ES Buses. These figures were obtained from preliminary l

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.905 45 21 Compressor 3A React Bldg. Ind. Cooler 73 50

.835 42 28 Pump 3A Cond. Injection Pump 3A 134 50

.915 46 20 259 123 Resistive 315 480V React Aux Bus 3A Inst. Air Compressor 3A 50

.905 45 21 Resistive 345 480V Intake Bus 5A Screen Wash Pump 70

. 85 60 37 480V Heating Bus 3 Heaters 827 480V Turbine Bus 3B Motors - As Bus 3A 259 123 Heaters 195 l

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The 4160/480 volt transformer impedances were obtained from Test Reports in Correspondence File EE (letter dated 7/8/1971.) As it was not known which serial number applied to individual transformers an average value was *aken for each KVA rating. Individual values were so close that any variation would be insignificant.

The tap setting for the Start Up Transformer was 224 250 volts which was the setting when voltage measurements were taken.

As FPC did not know the taps on which the 4160/480 volt transformer were set, calculations were perfonned with those transformers on nominal taps.

(Telephone conversation with FPC 6/17/82).

START-UP TRANSFORMER IMPEDANCES Resistance Load Loss H-X = 31.9 KW at 18 MVA Load Loss H-Y = 62.5 KW at 15 MVA l

Load Loss X-Y = 77.65 KW at 15 MVA l

Rpu H-X = 31 9

.001772 at 18 MVA =.009844 at 100 MVA

=

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2

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OX =.325+.772.57333 =.261835 2

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IMPEDANCE ON 500 3.816

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=

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3 480V Transformer 1.1907+j5.1618 ES480VBus3A I

480V Load 81.176+j32.19 i

Voltage at 480V Bus =

81.176+j32.19 x.98743 p.u.

1.1907+j 5.1618+81.176+j 32.19

=.96556x.98743 =.95342 p.u.

=.95342480 = 457.6 VOLTAGE AT ES 480V BUS 3B From page 30 l-ES4.16kv Bus 3B Volts =.98743 p.u.

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323.13+j60.41 x,95342 1.059+j.686+323.13+j60.41

=.99646x.95342 =.95004 p.u.

=.95004x480 = 456 volts VOLTAGE AT ES MCC 3A2 From page 29 ES480V Bus 3A Volts.95342 p.u.

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269.77+jl20.73 x.95342 p.u.

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248.52+i111.16 x.95845 p.u.

1.263+jl.102+248.52+jl11.16

.99415 x.95845 =.9528 p.u.

=

.9528 x 480 = 457.3 volts

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VOLTAGE AT ES MCC 3B2 From page 29 ES480VBun3B Volts.95845 p.u.

l 1.441+jl.259 ESMCC3B2 330.87+j43.68 Vol

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= 31.015 MVA at.9 pf.

FOA 65C rating of Y winding = 28 MVA.

Impedance of load on ES Aux Transformers 3A = 81.176+j32.19 = 87.325 pu. which corresponds to a load of

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=

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Measured volts on ES 4.16 KV Bus 3A = 4183 volts Drop through Y winding = 4541-4183 = 358 volts Calculated volts on ES 4.16 KV Bus 3A = 4108 Calculated drop through Y winding = 4541-4108 = 433 3

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Calculated Plant At Full Load Bus Value Steady State Condition 230kv Grid 244.8kv 244.8kv 4160V Switchgear ES Bus 3A 4108V 4183v i ES Bus 3B 4108V 4179V 480V Switchgear ES Bus 3A 458V 472v ES Bus 3B 460V 475v MCC480V ES 3Al 456V 469V ES 3A2 455V 468v ES 3AB 454V 468V ES 3B1 457V 472V ES 382 458V 471V The calculations were made on the basis of the 4160/480 volt transformers being on the nominal tap.

If, however the tap was such as to give a 2-1/2% voltage boost then the 480V switchgear and MCC voltages would be increased by approximately 2-1/2%.

If the voltage on the high voltage side of the startup transformer were 240- 11p=

236.4kv, the calculated voltages would be obtained as a very close approximation by ruitiplying the calculated voltages in the above table by.965686.

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=4108xf8 g = 474 Calculated voltage on 480 V swgr. bus = 458 Calculated volt drop through ES Aux. Transformer 3A = 474-458 = 16 The discrepancy between calculated and measured voltages is most probably due to loads as measured being appreciably lower than loads used in the calculation.

The calculated load on the 4.16 KV winding of the Start Up Transformer was approximately 31 MVA; the FOA 65 C rating of this winding is 28 MVA.

It is improbable that the measurements would be made with a load as great as 28 MVA.

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The calculated load on ES Auxiliary Transformer 3A was approximately 1.15 MVA, the OA rating of the transformer being 1 MVA.

Calculated loads in many cases were taken as rated loads of equipment also the l

condition used in the calculations was that of Maximum Plant Loading including

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Maximum Engineered Safeguard Loads.

l Previous calculations were' approximate and are superseded by the present calculations from which the comparative voltage table is compiled, so that i.elay settinga should be based on the above table.

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