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NUREG-1537, Part 2 - NRC

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CHAPTR5<br />

Evaluation Findings<br />

This section of the SAR should contain sufficient information to support the<br />

following types of conclusions, which will be included in the staffs safety<br />

evaluation report:<br />

Design bases and design features give reasonable assurance that the<br />

nitrogen-16 control system can function as proposed and reduce potential<br />

doses to personnel so that doses do not exceed the requirements of 10 CFR<br />

<strong>Part</strong> 20 and are consistent with the facility ALARA program.<br />

* Design and functional operation of the nitrogen-16 control system give<br />

reasonable assurance that the system will not interfere with reactor cooling<br />

under anticipated reactor operating conditions and will not reduce cooling<br />

below the acceptable thermal-hydraulic performance discussed in Chapter 4<br />

of the SAR.<br />

* Design features give reasonable assurance that malfunction of the nitrogen-<br />

16 control system will not cause uncontrolled loss or release of primary<br />

coolant and will not prevent safe reactor shutdown.<br />

* The technical specifications, including testing and surveillance, provide<br />

reasonable assurance of necessary nitrogen-16 control system operability<br />

for normal reactor operations.<br />

5.7 Auxiliary Systems Using Primary Coolant<br />

Areas of Review<br />

The primary coolant of a non-power reactor may serve functions other than<br />

cooling the reactor fuel. Some of these auxiliary functions involve cooling other<br />

heated components, which may affect the heat load of the primary coolant system.<br />

Some of the auxiliary functions involve radiation shielding, which may not<br />

contribute to the heat load but could require that the primary coolant be diverted<br />

or distributed to subsystems not involving core cooling<br />

Auxiliary uses of the primary coolant could affect its availability as a fuel coolant,<br />

which is its principal use. Although the principal discussions of these auxiliary<br />

systems should be located in other sections of the SAR, their effects on the coolant<br />

systems should be summiarized in this section. Auxiliary systems that may use<br />

primary coolant include the following-<br />

<strong>NUREG</strong>-<strong>1537</strong>, PART 2 5-16 REv 0,2/96<br />

NUTREG- <strong>1537</strong>, PART 2 5-16 REV 0, 2196

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