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The purpose of this analysis is to demonstrate that:
1.
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2.
The regregation of the Non-Class lE cables may be designated non-safety related, associated or safety-related.
Non-Class lE loads which are connected to Class lE power supplies that are not tripped on an accident signal are not addressed in this analysis.
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Regulatory Guide 1.'75, Revision 2 Regulatory. Position C.1 requires that breakers which are used as isolation devices be tripped on the receipt of an accident signal.
All circuits for Non-Class lE loads on the Clinton Project which are tripped on an accident signal become isolated from their respective __
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Latest revision as of 22:48, 11 December 2024

Rev 0 to Separation Requirements for Circuits Connected to Class 1E Sources Which Are Deenergized on Accident Signal
ML20137M281
Person / Time
Site: Clinton Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 02/01/1985
From:
SARGENT & LUNDY, INC.
To:
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ML20137M160 List:
References
19-BD-15, 19-BD-15-R, 19-BD-15-R00, NUDOCS 8601280231
Download: ML20137M281 (2)


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caics For Secaration Recuirements for Circ:its c,ie No. / 9 - f_d - @

SA!! GENT h LUNDY connecta$ to Class lE Sources,which are o

Date 3 _ 1 _ g-

. %:%-4 -M M M Amida'-t Sir-1 e, ev c a.awr se N y f Lfetv-Related N on-Lf ety-R elated Page 1 of 2

O-C^OO Cf eat Illi-oie pcwer cc rany Pre :ared hv _.*E-[ fd.,,,[~[

Oste,.*-

Prote:t cli-to - pcwer Station - Unit 1 Rev'ewed by l / / I'~;' [_,

[

Oate f-/ /' ~

Foi No.

.:534 n0 E wg No.

Approved by hMi[/ V. ~h'M Date 2 - f -St~

V RE:SPCts!B'E DIVISICti: EFED FILE 20. : 1923 PURPOSE:

The purpose of this analysis is to demonstrate that:

1.

A cable which is connected to a Class lE power supply,~ feeds Non-Class 1E load (s). and is tripped on an accident signal, does not recuire separation from Class lE and associated or Non-Class lE cables of the same division (e.g. Seg. Code lE, lA, 13) when ph;sical separation is not practical.

2.

The regregation of the Non-Class lE cables may be designated non-safety related, associated or safety-related.

Non-Class lE loads which are connected to Class lE power supplies that are not tripped on an accident signal are not addressed in this analysis.

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cr--Segregation Code: Safety-Related,

!b M.ini.= Secaration Ncn-Safety Related er Asscciated 3

Distance or Pirrier P@ed Divisicn (Also, !b Mini:m:n separation if rot Practical Distance or Barrier P @ ed knong These Cables Khich Can Be Segregated Safety-Pelated, Non-Safety Pelated or

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Associated and are Tripped on an Accident Signal)..

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Lf ety-R efered Non-hf ety-R eisted

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C:ent Illinois Pcwer Company Prepared by Date Proiect Clinton Pcwer Station - Unit 1 Reviewed by -

lcm Proi. No. 4536-00 Eame No.

Aporeved by

!Oate JUSTIFICATICN:

IEEE-384-1974, Section 4.6 defines separation. requirements of Non-Class lE circuits to Class lE and associated circuits.

Sections 1

4.6.2 and 5.1.1.2 dictate that separation distances can be established by a'nalysis.

Regulatory Guide 1.'75, Revision 2 Regulatory. Position C.1 requires that breakers which are used as isolation devices be tripped on the receipt of an accident signal.

All circuits for Non-Class lE loads on the Clinton Project which are tripped on an accident signal become isolated from their respective __

power sources during accident conditions.

When these circuits are isolated, the conductors cannot become energized and therefore, they cannot pose a threat to the essential sources in accordance with Regulatory Guide 1.75, Revision 2 requirements.

Based on the, preceding, cables which are connected to Class lE power l

sources, feed Non-Class lE loads and are tripped on an accident l

signal, do not require separation from Ciass lE, Associated Circuits

',___,or,Non, Class _ lE Circuits of the same division when physical separation, is not practical.

The segregation of. these cabl.es may be Class lE, i

i Non-Class lE or Associated.

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