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Summary Report for Conduct of Kozloduy NPP Stress Tests

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“<strong>Kozloduy</strong> <strong>NPP</strong>” PLC<br />

SUMMARY REPORT<br />

<strong>for</strong> <strong>Conduct</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Kozloduy</strong> <strong>NPP</strong><br />

<strong>Stress</strong> <strong>Tests</strong><br />

To increase the reliability and reduce potential <strong>of</strong> total loss <strong>of</strong> power supply to OSY 400 kV,<br />

the system is designed as double section busbar system.<br />

To increase the reliability <strong>of</strong> Units 5 and 6 with power <strong>of</strong> 1000 MW is principle <strong>of</strong> its<br />

connection to 400 kV side by logic “two circuit breakers <strong>for</strong> connection” has been adopted.<br />

2.5.3.2.3 Loss <strong>of</strong> safety systems power supply<br />

3 batteries are provided per one <strong>for</strong> the three trains <strong>of</strong> the safety systems. The batteries<br />

operate in continuous charging mode with their charging provided from rectifiers constituting a<br />

UPSS compound. According to [7],[8] the batteries are charged <strong>for</strong> at least 2 hours (to 3 hours <strong>for</strong><br />

new batteries) at maximum load (<strong>for</strong> AC voltage – in inventors). Based on the tests per<strong>for</strong>med it<br />

was identified that the batteries last over 10 hours at real load [83].<br />

2.5.3.2.4 Loss <strong>of</strong> category II emergency power supply sources<br />

The required inventories <strong>of</strong> fuel and oil <strong>for</strong> continuous operation <strong>of</strong> emergency sources <strong>of</strong><br />

category II power supply are provided as follows, [45]:<br />

- DGS-5,6 from safety systems: general operational fuel inventory ensures continuous<br />

operation <strong>of</strong> each DG <strong>for</strong> at least 3 days;<br />

- DDG-5,6: 70 hours’ operation ensured;<br />

- Diesel pumps in CPS-3,4: 24 hours’ operation <strong>of</strong> all pumps (8) simultaneously;<br />

- DG “Emergency preparedness”: 8 hours’ continuous operation <strong>of</strong> DG at nominal load<br />

without charging.<br />

2.5.3.3 Loss <strong>of</strong> ultimate heat sink<br />

Essential components service water supply system design does not provide <strong>for</strong> specific<br />

measures to maintain cooling water supply.<br />

In the essential components service water supply system principles <strong>of</strong> redundancy, physical<br />

separation and independence <strong>of</strong> the trains is adopted.<br />

For units 5 and 6 six spray pools are built. The system trains operate by a closed circuit with<br />

water cooling in the spray pools. Each spray pool is designed to remove all the heat generated in an<br />

accident mode <strong>of</strong> the unit and to ensure service water temperature <strong>for</strong> essential components cooling<br />

within the range from +4°С to +33°С. in selection <strong>of</strong> the sizes <strong>of</strong> the spray pools, level change from<br />

1.5 m ensures group A service water supply system operation without filling <strong>of</strong> the pool with wind<br />

speed up to 2 m/s <strong>for</strong> 30 hours.<br />

Normal and emergency makeup <strong>of</strong> the spray pools is provided. The makeup is provided<br />

from normal electric pumps and in case <strong>of</strong> loss <strong>of</strong> external power supply from diesel pumps. The<br />

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