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{{#Wiki_filter:Revision 1 February 1978 U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
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                                      REGULATORY GUIDE
April 1977
                                      OFFICE OF STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT
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                                                                      REGULATORY GUIDE 1.129 MAINTENANCE, TESTING, AND REPLACEMENT OF LARGE LEAD
REGULATORY GUIDE
                                        STORAGE BATTERIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
OFFICE OF STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT
REGULATORY GUIDE 1.129 MAINTENANCE, TESTING, AND REPLACEMENT OF LARGE LEAD
STORAGE BATTERIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS


==A. INTRODUCTION==
==A. INTRODUCTION==
by the Working Group on Batteries, Station Design Criterion 18, "Inspection and Testing of Electric                                        Subcommittee, of the Power Generation Committee Power Systems." of Appendix A, "General Design                                              and was approved by the Institute -of Electrical and Criteria for Nuclear Power Plants." to 10 CFR Part                                          Electronics Engineers Standards Board on February
27,  
    50, 'Licensing of Production and Utilization                                                27, 1975. It was subsequently approved and desig Facilities.' " requires that electric power systems im                                      nated N41.15-1976 by the American National Stand portant to safety be designed with a capability to test                                      ards Institute on January 8, 1976.
1975.


periodically the operability and functional perform ance of the components of the systems. such as on                                              The provisions of the standard include mainte site power sources. Criterion X1, "Test Control," of                                         nance, test schedules, testing procedures, and re Appendix B, "'Quality Assurance Criteria for Nuclear                                        placement criteria for large lead storage batteries.
It was subsequently approved and designated N41.15-1976 by the American National Criterion 18, "Inspection and Testing of Electric Standards Institute on January 8, 1976.


Power Plants and Fuel Reprocessing Plants,"                                                 The standard does not include surveillance and test
Power Systems," of Appendix A, "General Design Criteria for Nuclear Power Plants," to 10 CFR Part The. provisions of the standiard include
                                                                                      10o0
50, "Licensing of Production and Utilization maintenance, test schedules, testin r$.,'.edures, and Facilities," requires that electric power systems im- replacement criteria for large lead storagc batteries.
  CFR Part 50 requires that a test program be estab                                            ing of the d.c. system, even though the battery is part lished tc ensure that all testing required to demon                                          of that system. This standard contains requirements strate that structures, systems, and components will                                        indicated by the verb "shall" and recommendations perform satisfactorily in service is identified and per                                      indicated by the verb "should." The recommenda formed in accordance with Aritten test procedures                                            tions as well as the requirements of the standard were that incorporate the requirements and acceptance lim                                        evaluated with respect to importance to safety. All its contained in applicable design documents. Para                                          recommendations are considered to be of sufficient graph 50.34(b)(6) of 10 CFR Part 50 requires that the                                        importance to safety to be endorsed along with the final safety analysis report include, among other                                            requirements given in the standard.


things, plans for conduct of normal operations. in cluding maintenance, surveillance, and periodic tpst                                                       
po~rtant to safety be designed with a capability to test The standard does not inclu i,,.survei0lajnce and periodically the operability and functional perfor- testing of the d.c. system. evaethb gh thehbattery is mance of the components of the systems, such as on- part of that system. This stadaitd.ontums require.


==C. REGULATORY POSITION==
site power sources. Criterion XI, "test Control," of ments indicated by th' verb "hall"'and recommen- Appendix B, "Quality Assurance Criteria for Nuclear dations indicated,,by'tki Verb "'should."
ing of structures, systems, and components. This regulatory guide describes a method acceptable to the                                            Conformance with the requirements and recom NRC staff for performing the maintenance, testing,                                          mendations for the maintenance, testing. and re and repiacement of large lead storage batteries for all                                      placement of large lead storage batteries for nuclear types o: nuclear power plants. The Adisory Commit                                          power plants that are specified by IEEE Std 450
Power Plants and Fuel Reprocessing Plants," to 10
  tee on Reactor Safeguards has been consulted con                                            1975. "IEEE Recommended Practice for Mainte cerning this guide and has concurred in the regulatory                                      nance, Testing and Replacement of Large Lead Stor position.                                                                                   age Batteries for Generating Stations and Substa tions,'' provides an adequate basis for complying
CFR Part 50 requires that a test program be es-
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tablished to ensure that all testing required to demonstrate that structures, systems, and compo- Coiforrrancewth the requirements and recoi- nents will perform satisfactorily in service is iden- mende'ibns t'fithc maintenance. testing. and replace- tified and performed in accordance with written test
.rnt&YOrge ead storage batteries for nuclear power procedures that incorporate the requirements and ac- p:.l*anitsý,ýi'hjit are specified by IEEE .Std 450.1975, ceptance limits contained in applicable design doju-'
IEEE" Recommended Practice for Maintenance.


==B. DISCUSSION==
ments. Paragraph 50.34(b)(6) of 10 CFR Part 50 re- Te*iing and Replacement of Large Lead Storage Bat- quires that the final safety analysis report 1inct*de
with the requirements of the Commission's regula IEEE Std 450-1975. "IEEE Recommended Prac                                                tions with respect to the maintenance, testing. and tice for Maintenance. Testing and Replacement of                                              replacement of large lead storage batteries, subject to Large Lead Storage Batteries for Generating Stations                                          the following:
:,*¢teries for Generating Stations and Substations,'
and Substations," dated May 29, 1975, was prepared
among other things, plans for conductC of norrmiI1. ': provides an adequate basis for complying with the re- operations, including maintenance, sur;illance,,-and quirements of the Commission's regulations with periodic testing of structures, systems, a~no'do*mpo- respect to the maintenance, testing. and replacement nents. This regulatory guide describes a mret i'ld ac- of large lead storage batteries, subject to the follow- ceptable to the NRC staf. for performing the ing:
                                                                                              'Copies niMy be obtained from the Institute of Electrical and
maintenance, testing, auiid replacement of large lead storage batteries for all ty".e6f.iiclet'r power plants.
*Lines indicate substantive changes from previous issue.                                     Electronics Engineers, United Engineering Center, 345 East
                                                                                              47th Street, New York, New York 10017.


USNRC REGULATORY GUIDES                                              Comments should be sent to the Secretary of the Comnission Regu:atory Guides are issued to describe and rake avwlabic to                                                                                                US Nuclea, Ra,,
I. The battery service test discussed in Subsection
                                                                      the public method    latory Commission Washington. 0 C        20555. Attention      Dockelng and Ser,*
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  acceotable to the NRC staff of implernnting speci.
"Service," and described in Subsection 5.6, "Ser-
ý B. DISCU SION
vice Test Description," should be performed with the
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.intervals between tests in accordance with Regulatory IEEE**td
450:'-j 7,"IEEE Recommended Prac- Guide 1.32, "Criteria for Safety-Related Electric tice for NWitenance, Testing and Replacement of Power Systems for Nuclear Power Plants." In addi- Large Lead"Siprage Batteries for Generating Stations tion, if the system design is changed so that the and Substati~ns," dated May 29, 1975, was prepared previous service test is no longer a valid test of the by the Working Group on Batteries, Station Design capability oj the battery to meet the changed design Subcommittee, of the Power Generation Committee
'Copies ma)y be obtained from the Institute of IElectrical and and was approved by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, United Engineering Center. 345 E.'ta 47th Electronics Engineers Standards Board on February Street, New York. New York 10017.


regiiations *o delineate lechnilques usd bv the staff    Darts of the Commissio's        Branch in eva:ualing sp&#xfd;eific protleecs  The guidesare issued in the followsirng ten broaJ divisions or postulated accidents, or to provide guidance tc app..can-n Regulatory Guides are nOt subsitutes for regulatons. and compliance w-it them is not rteuired        1. Power Reactors Methods and solutions different from th.Sf se! O< i,                                                                                    6 Products Ihi guides will be accept    2 Research ard Test Reactors ah if they provide a basts to. the findings reourste to tic                                                                            7. Transportaior issiurici or continuance  3 Fuets and Materials Facilities or a peri    or license by the Cornmi-t-,                                                                                                8. Occupationa, Hteatr,
USNRC REGULATORY GUIDES
                                                                                          4. Enironmdental andSitrng                    9. Antitrust Revit.*
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                                                                                          5 Materials and Plant Protection            10 General Comments and suggestions for improve*ments in these guides are encouraged at at!    Requests for single copies of issued guides twhief may times ano gLi es will be revised. as appropriate, to accommodate                                                                                    be reproducedI or lor la comment,. ano  Reenston an automaltc distiebuon list for single copies to refi
osuld be sent to I h" S'c'*ey o( I tv! C,,,vnini,,,n.U. N,,O*m Flt, n  
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              - . niormation or experience    This guide wal -re.wseoss                                                                              Of futureOuidesor Iiaert rea        divisions sould be made in writing To ubsirlhv    comn-er-t  received from the publ                                                                                        US Nucpar Reoqlarou i Coi mss.,
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acceptable to the NRC sltaf of imptlemnenting specific parts of the Conmism-on's Stanch.


I. The battcry ser\ ice test discussed in Subsection standards has been or will be covered separately in
tegulations, to delineate techniquei used by the staff in evaluating specific problems The guides a imr uet in he followviilg ten Itytt.t dtiviirmt:
4.3, "Service.I and described in Subsection 5.6,        other regulatory guides, where appropriate.
Or tostulateM accidents. of to Provde guidance to applicants. Regulatory Guides ate sot substltutes foe 'egulations. and compnhence with them is not required.


"Service Test Description," should be performed in                                                              J*
I. Power Reaclnts G. Prrntfuci Metholds and solutions diflerent from those set out in the guides will be accet-t
addition to the battery performance discharge tes
2. Research and Teft Reacturs
7. Tra*itsttatmr*o able it they ptovide a basis for the finding rtequisite to the Itsuance at continuance
3. Fuel% aond M.aterials Facifites a. OccspatonalI lt,JAl of a permit or license by the Commission.


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Gental time, and gu.ides, will be revisedt, as aopDOtwilite. to accommodatle commren-ts and Reqetslel for sing*le* copies t)l issued ,quid"P Iwh~rh may tie"
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Havwe.vef. commentt on this guideoif menn on' an automatic distribution hls for $inqllr tall estt III(ltlftti q~uides in specific:
eecelved within about tw) tvmonths ,after, it issuance, will be' ereiatcular useful In divisionts should be malle in wtifinrl !a the US. Nu(dewfl nPeul~twa*y Connm,*&uu,,.
Mlal I~ng the need lot aln early revision.
 
Washington, D.C.
 
2*0555. Attentionl:
Director, Divi%*kon of Documnent Contfeti.
 
requirements of the system, the user should conduct the service test for the new system design.
 
2. Section 8. 'Standards References." of IEEE Std
450-1975 lists additional standards. The specific ap- plicability or acceptability of these referenced stan- dards has been or will be covered separately in other regulatory guides, where appropriate.


==D. IMPLEMENTATION==
==D. IMPLEMENTATION==
The battery service test should be performed during        The purpose of this section is to provide informa refueling operations or at some other outage, with      tion to applicants and licensees regarding the NRC.
The purpose of this section is to provide informa- tion to applicants regarding the NRC staffs plans for using this regulatory guide.
 
"intervals between tests not to exceed 18 months. In    staff's plans for using this regulatory guide.


addition, if the system design is changed so that the This guide reflects current NRC staff practice.
Except in those cases in which the applicant proposes an acceptable alternative method for com- plying with specified portions of the Commission's regulations, the method described herein will be used in the evaluation of submittals in connection with construction permit applications docketed after December I. 1977. unless this guide is revised as a result of suggestions from the public or additional staff review.


previous service test is no longer a valid test of the Therefore, except in those cases in which the appli capability of the battery to meet the changed design cant or licensee proposes an acceptable alternative requirements of the system, the user should conduct method for complying with specified portions of the the service test for the new system design.
If an applicant wishes to use this regulator)y guide in developing submittals for applications docketed on or before December I. 1977, the pertinent portions of the application will he evaluated on the basis of this guide.


Commission's regulations, the method described herein is being and will continue to be used in the evaluation of submittals in connection with construc
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Maintenance Testing, and Replacement of Large Lead Storage Batteries for Nuclear Power Plants
ML13350A268
Person / Time
Issue date: 04/30/1977
From:
NRC/OSD
To:
References
RG-1.129
Download: ML13350A268 (2)


U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY. COMMISSION

April 1977

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REGULATORY GUIDE

OFFICE OF STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT

REGULATORY GUIDE 1.129 MAINTENANCE, TESTING, AND REPLACEMENT OF LARGE LEAD

STORAGE BATTERIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS

A. INTRODUCTION

27,

1975.

It was subsequently approved and designated N41.15-1976 by the American National Criterion 18, "Inspection and Testing of Electric Standards Institute on January 8, 1976.

Power Systems," of Appendix A, "General Design Criteria for Nuclear Power Plants," to 10 CFR Part The. provisions of the standiard include

50, "Licensing of Production and Utilization maintenance, test schedules, testin r$.,'.edures, and Facilities," requires that electric power systems im- replacement criteria for large lead storagc batteries.

po~rtant to safety be designed with a capability to test The standard does not inclu i,,.survei0lajnce and periodically the operability and functional perfor- testing of the d.c. system. evaethb gh thehbattery is mance of the components of the systems, such as on- part of that system. This stadaitd.ontums require.

site power sources. Criterion XI, "test Control," of ments indicated by th' verb "hall"'and recommen- Appendix B, "Quality Assurance Criteria for Nuclear dations indicated,,by'tki Verb "'should."

Power Plants and Fuel Reprocessing Plants," to 10 CFR Part 50 requires that a test program be es-

..

REB,46LATORY POSITION

tablished to ensure that all testing required to demonstrate that structures, systems, and compo- Coiforrrancewth the requirements and recoi- nents will perform satisfactorily in service is iden- mende'ibns t'fithc maintenance. testing. and replace- tified and performed in accordance with written test

.rnt&YOrge ead storage batteries for nuclear power procedures that incorporate the requirements and ac- p:.l*anitsý,ýi'hjit are specified by IEEE .Std 450.1975, ceptance limits contained in applicable design doju-'

IEEE" Recommended Practice for Maintenance.

ments. Paragraph 50.34(b)(6) of 10 CFR Part 50 re- Te*iing and Replacement of Large Lead Storage Bat- quires that the final safety analysis report 1inct*de

,*¢teries for Generating Stations and Substations,'

among other things, plans for conductC of norrmiI1. ': provides an adequate basis for complying with the re- operations, including maintenance, sur;illance,,-and quirements of the Commission's regulations with periodic testing of structures, systems, a~no'do*mpo- respect to the maintenance, testing. and replacement nents. This regulatory guide describes a mret i'ld ac- of large lead storage batteries, subject to the follow- ceptable to the NRC staf. for performing the ing:

maintenance, testing, auiid replacement of large lead storage batteries for all ty".e6f.iiclet'r power plants.

I. The battery service test discussed in Subsection

- -4.3,

"Service," and described in Subsection 5.6, "Ser-

ý B. DISCU SION

vice Test Description," should be performed with the

.'.

'

.intervals between tests in accordance with Regulatory IEEE**td

450:'-j 7,"IEEE Recommended Prac- Guide 1.32, "Criteria for Safety-Related Electric tice for NWitenance, Testing and Replacement of Power Systems for Nuclear Power Plants." In addi- Large Lead"Siprage Batteries for Generating Stations tion, if the system design is changed so that the and Substati~ns," dated May 29, 1975, was prepared previous service test is no longer a valid test of the by the Working Group on Batteries, Station Design capability oj the battery to meet the changed design Subcommittee, of the Power Generation Committee

'Copies ma)y be obtained from the Institute of IElectrical and and was approved by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, United Engineering Center. 345 E.'ta 47th Electronics Engineers Standards Board on February Street, New York. New York 10017.

USNRC REGULATORY GUIDES

Comment%

osuld be sent to I h" S'c'*ey o( I tv! C,,,vnini,,,n.U. N,,O*m Flt, n

,.

Regulatory Guides ate issued to descrtia anti make avaiable to the public methods latury Comr.mion, i$.ishinqiuon. D.C.

?0555h. Atrll,,,m, Ot~ckethJ

mntl -V',.'

acceptable to the NRC sltaf of imptlemnenting specific parts of the Conmism-on's Stanch.

tegulations, to delineate techniquei used by the staff in evaluating specific problems The guides a imr uet in he followviilg ten Itytt.t dtiviirmt:

Or tostulateM accidents. of to Provde guidance to applicants. Regulatory Guides ate sot substltutes foe 'egulations. and compnhence with them is not required.

I. Power Reaclnts G. Prrntfuci Metholds and solutions diflerent from those set out in the guides will be accet-t

2. Research and Teft Reacturs

7. Tra*itsttatmr*o able it they ptovide a basis for the finding rtequisite to the Itsuance at continuance

3. Fuel% aond M.aterials Facifites a. OccspatonalI lt,JAl of a permit or license by the Commission.

4. Envitonmenlal anti String

9. Anltitust neview'y

i

,

n

5,es M

b ensd.a uoOwle.fineanidt cmset sl o, Plane Prtcin

1.Gna Comments and suggestions for improvements In these gudes aft encouraged at of

5 Materials and Plant Protection t.

Gental time, and gu.ides, will be revisedt, as aopDOtwilite. to accommodatle commren-ts and Reqetslel for sing*le* copies t)l issued ,quid"P Iwh~rh may tie"

oelO(t r

flatI

O plic'-.

to feallect new Info~rmaclot tie experience.

Havwe.vef. commentt on this guideoif menn on' an automatic distribution hls for $inqllr tall estt III(ltlftti q~uides in specific:

eecelved within about tw) tvmonths ,after, it issuance, will be' ereiatcular useful In divisionts should be malle in wtifinrl !a the US. Nu(dewfl nPeul~twa*y Connm,*&uu,,.

Mlal I~ng the need lot aln early revision.

Washington, D.C.

2*0555. Attentionl:

Director, Divi%*kon of Documnent Contfeti.

requirements of the system, the user should conduct the service test for the new system design.

2. Section 8. 'Standards References." of IEEE Std 450-1975 lists additional standards. The specific ap- plicability or acceptability of these referenced stan- dards has been or will be covered separately in other regulatory guides, where appropriate.

D. IMPLEMENTATION

The purpose of this section is to provide informa- tion to applicants regarding the NRC staffs plans for using this regulatory guide.

Except in those cases in which the applicant proposes an acceptable alternative method for com- plying with specified portions of the Commission's regulations, the method described herein will be used in the evaluation of submittals in connection with construction permit applications docketed after December I. 1977. unless this guide is revised as a result of suggestions from the public or additional staff review.

If an applicant wishes to use this regulator)y guide in developing submittals for applications docketed on or before December I. 1977, the pertinent portions of the application will he evaluated on the basis of this guide.

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