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Building 991 Complex FSAR/NSTR Change Summary<br />

September 15,1999<br />

I Revisions<br />

Building 991 ComDler FSAR Revision 1<br />

Y<br />

Executive<br />

summary<br />

Chapter 1<br />

Chapter 2<br />

Chapter 3<br />

Chapter 4<br />

Chapter 5<br />

~<br />

Chapter 6<br />

Updated to reflect changes made in document.<br />

Nochangesmade.<br />

Attachment 4<br />

MW-119-99<br />

Septcmbcr IS, 1999<br />

Page 1 <strong>of</strong> 3<br />

Added information concerning current configuration <strong>of</strong> B99 1 ro<strong>of</strong> plenum deluge system.<br />

Identified testing capability <strong>of</strong> system.<br />

Provided discussion on configuration <strong>of</strong> B985 and B991 HEPA filters (when they were<br />

installed, replaced, and last wetted).<br />

Updated Figure 2-14 to show 2"d valve (located on B991 ro<strong>of</strong>) that is used to activate the<br />

manual deluge system for the plenum.<br />

Nochangesmade.<br />

Revised IW radiological dose consequences for accident scenarios. We inc~rporated the<br />

approach the recently approved B776M77 BIO used. This approach caused some <strong>of</strong> OUT<br />

previous IW dose consequence evaluations to change.<br />

Updated discussion to indicate that puncture <strong>of</strong> POCs and Type B containers is not<br />

considered a credible accident scenario.<br />

Added summary for new accident scenario on heavy snow event-induced spill.<br />

Updated Table 4-5 based on changes to NSTR accident scenarios.<br />

Updated Risk Dominant Accident Scenario discussion. Used this section to formally credit<br />

the building's filtered exhaust ventilation system. By creditbgthefiltered exhaust<br />

ventilation system and using the B776/777 BIO IW dose conx?quence approach, the number<br />

<strong>of</strong> risk dominant accident scenarios was reduced from 5 to 3.<br />

Updated Table 4-8 to idenhfy all scenarios for the assumptiodfeatuxdrequkement. Added<br />

requirements to this table.<br />

Re-wrote to separate the discussion <strong>of</strong> system category (SC) SSCs and safety-<br />

clasdsignificant SSCs since the Site methodology does not currentIy correlate with the<br />

DOE-STD-3009 methodology.<br />

Added information crediting the automatic fire suppression system, flow alarms and smoke<br />

detectors based on their capability to mitigate potential fires larger than those evaluated in<br />

the NSTR<br />

Updated to incorporate changes made to FSAR and NSTR Updated Tables 6-1 and 6-2 to<br />

make consistent with FSAR and NSTR.

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