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DMJM H&N I AECOM<br />

Calculation No 145579-D-CA-056<br />

Rev.<br />

RPP-24544 REV Id<br />

Project Number: 145579<br />

Page 3 of 12<br />

ORIGINATOR: John Irwin'1% 03-25-2006<br />

Calculation Title: DBVS OGTS Bypass System CHECKER: y ack McConwell<br />

Thermal Hydraulics Analysis<br />

3--eC vC<br />

1.0 INTRODUCTION<br />

The Demonstration Bulk Vitrification System (DBVS) will be used to demonstrate the<br />

bulk verification process on low activity tank waste. Waste is retrieved by a Single-Shell<br />

Tank Waste Retrieval System and then delivered in batches to the DBVS Waste Staging<br />

Tanks. The liquid waste is dried and then transferred into a process system including an<br />

in container vitrification station (ICV box). The ICV box is ventilated by an Off Gas<br />

Treatment system (OGTS). The OGTS has an emergency backup exhaust system, the<br />

OGTS Bypass system, which is connected to the ICV box through a piping connection on<br />

the main OGTS ductwork. The OGTS bypass system consists of HEPA filters, fans, air<br />

bypass filters, valves, heaters and piping. When required following a loss of normal flow<br />

to the ICV Box, the OGTS bypass system is automatically valved in, to provide a<br />

negative pressure at the ICV box and transfers the process gas to a HEPA filter and<br />

• finally into the main OGTS exhaust stack.<br />

1.1 Purpose<br />

1.2 Scope<br />

2.0 Basis<br />

This calculation provides a thennal hydraulic assessment of the OGTS Bypass System.<br />

The OGTS bypass system air flow rates, system pressure losses and temperatures are<br />

determined during its expected normal operating conditions.<br />

The scope of the calculation is limited to the determination of the system flow rates,<br />

pressure losses and temperature in the piping and components from the ICV box to the<br />

OGTS exhaust stack. This analysis will determine the fan/system operating point; assess<br />

the operating pressure in the ICV box (insuring a negative pressure is maintained in the<br />

ICV Box) and predict the temperature of the piping from the ICV box to the OGTS<br />

exhaust stack for normal flow conditions as specified in Section 2.1.<br />

2.1 Design Inputs<br />

1. Component and pipe lengths are derived from the project drawings listed in the<br />

reference section and contained in Attachment I of this report. The Bypass<br />

• system ducting is schedule I OS (8 inch and larger) and schedule 40S (6 inch and<br />

smaller), stainless steel pipe, A312 type 316L with surface roughness as specified<br />

in Crane 1988.<br />

1-'om EP 3.3-21'. April 2005<br />

A5-465

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