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Koeberg NPP: Severe Accident Management Improvements Rev 1
Dr Lindley Perryman
Eskom
Presentation Outline
• Introduction (2 slides)
• Shutdown & Spent Fuel Pool Accident Management (2 slides)
• Extreme Hazard Accident Management (5 slides)
• Severe Accident Management Training (1 slide)
Slide 2
Koeberg NPP 2 x 970 MWe PWRs commissioned in 1984 & 1985
Koeberg NPP SAM Background
• 1995: First implementation of Severe Accident Management Guidelines.
• 2006: Updated to include Reactor Shutdown accidents and Spent Fuel
Pool accidents.
• 2012: OSART SAM review results:
• No Recommendations or Suggestions,
• 2 Good Practices.
Slide 4
Presentation Outline
• Introduction (2 slides)
• Shutdown & Spent Fuel Pool Accident Management (2 slides)
• Extreme Hazard Accident Management (5 slides)
• Severe Accident Management Training (1 slide)
Slide 5
Slide 6
Shutdown Accident Management
Accident Severity
Normal
Operation
Transient Loss of
cooling or
Inventory
Core
Uncovery
High
Containment
Radiation
Vessel
Failure
Containment
Failure
Main
Control
Room
Technical
Support
Centre
Operating Procedures
Emergency Operating
Procedures (I.RRA-2 & 3)
Technical Support
to Control Room
Severe Accident
Management
Guidelines
(SAGs 3 to 7 & SCGs)
Local on-site
actions Support Guidelines: Local Action Sheets
(e.g., LAS-46, LAS-62 & LAS-64)
Emergency
Control Centre Emergency Plan
Slide 7
Spent Fuel Pool Accident Management
Accident Severity
Normal
Operation
Transient Loss of
cooling
Pool Boiling Fuel
Uncovery
Zircalloy
oxidisation
Radioactive
Releases
Main
Control
Room
Technical
Support
Centre
Operating / Incident
Procedures
Emergency Operating
Procedure (I.PTR)
Technical Support
to Control Room
Severe Accident
Management
Guidelines (SAG-8)
Local on-site
actions Support Guidelines: Local Action Sheets
(e.g., LAS-46, LAS-55 & KEP-89)
Emergency
Control Centre Emergency Plan
Presentation Outline
• Introduction (2 slides)
• Shutdown & Spent Fuel Pool Accident Management (2 slides)
• Extreme Hazard Accident Management (5 slides)
• Severe Accident Management Training (1 slide)
Slide 8
High-Level Extreme Hazard Mitigation Philosophy
Plant Operating Locations
MCR Main Control Room
CEMPs Cliff Edge
Management Points
ECPs External Connection
Points
Mitigative Equipment Location/ Storage
Installed Plant Equipment
Fire Station
On-Site Portable Equipment
Storage
Off-Site Accident Mitigation Storage
Depot
Command Location
MCR / Shutdown
Panel
TSC / ECC
Alternative ECC
(Bellville)
Dis
tan
ce
Slide 9
Cliff Edge Management Points (CEMPs) External Connection Points (ECPs)
CEMPs & ECPs
C & C
Communication Links
Main Control Room
Technical Support Centre
(Emergency Control Centre)
AFW Control Valve Room
(SG Feedwater
Control)
Steam Bunkers
(SG Pressure Control)
Electrical Building 7m
Level
(Shutdown Panel and
Switchgear)
Hot Penetration
Room
(RCS Injection Control)
External Connection
Points (ECPs)
(e.g., Make-up to SG, RCS &
SFP)
CEMPS & ECPs provide
decentralised hardened
mitigation Slide 10
Command
and Control
External Connection
Points
Internal Critical
Local Action
Management
Points
High-Level Extreme Hazard Mitigation Overview
Unit 1
ECP
Unit 2
ECP
Unit 2
ECP
Unit 1
ECP
Unit 1
Control
Room
Unit 2
Control
Room
Unit 1
7m
Level
Unit 2
7m
Level
TSC/
ECC
Unit 1
SG Inj.
CEMP
Unit 1
RCS Inj.
CEMP
Unit 2
RCS Inj.
CEMP
Unit 2
SG Inj.
CEMP
Unit 1
Steam
Bunker
Unit 2
Steam
Bunker
1. SG Injection
2. SFP Make-Up
3. RCS Injection
4. Containment Spray
External Connection Points (ECPs)
Slide 12
• Containment Spray (& RCS injection) external connection point for the use of mobile equipment.
• Similar connection points are provided for the SGs and the SFP.
• Diesel generator connection points planned.
CEMP (& ECP) Design Considerations
Hazards Robustness
Seismic Flooding Tornados and Extreme Wind
Loss of Electrical Power
Loss of Cooling
Accessibility Easy Access
Routes Access Route
Lighting Debris-Free
Routes Debris Removal
Equipment
Lighting Fixed
Emergency Lighting
Portable Emergency
Lighting
Portable Flood Lighting
Lighting Back-Up Power Supplies
Communication Air-phones Satellite Phones
Radio Back-Up
Charging Power supplies
Ventilation Operator
Habitability
Equipment Cooling
Requirements
Chemical Release
Protection
Radioactive Release
Protection
Equipment Staged Tools Protective
Equipment and Clothing
Equipment Back-Up Power
Supplies
Portable Ventilation Fans
Debris Removal Capability
Procedures Local Operating
Procedures Key Parameter
Indication
Communication with Command
and Control CEMPs
Indication Local Key
Parameters
Centralisation of Critical
Parameters
Indication Back-up Power Supplies
Slide 13
Presentation Outline
• Introduction (2 slides)
• Shutdown & Spent Fuel Pool Accident Management (2 slides)
• Extreme Hazard Accident Management (5 slides)
• Severe Accident Management Training (1 slide)
Slide 14
Provide comprehensive SAM training
Formal Program for SAMG User Qualification:
• Initial Qualification Training:
• Classroom site-specific training with table top exercises with specified entry
requirements related to the number of years of experience in accident
management,
• TSC equipment familiarisation.
• Annual Exercises and Drills:
• Severe Accident Management exercises,
• Emergency Response (including SAM) exercises,
• Exercises scope multiple units, reactor shutdown
states and the spent fuel pools.
• Annual Classroom Training:
• Classroom training with table top exercises,
• Plant walk downs of Local Action Sheets and
plant equipment used in SAM.
Slide 15