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1 Power Plant Simulation Conference 2017 San Diego, California January 17, 2017 James B. Florence ANS-3.5 Working Group
2 ANS-3.5 Topic Overview! Introduce ANS-3.5 Working Group! ANS x Project Status! ANS-3.5 Standards Transition Status! Questions
3 ANS-3.5 Standard Working Group Membership Officers! Jim Florence (Cooper) Chair! Bob Felker (Western Services Corp.) Vice Chair! Keith Welchel Secretary! Butch Colby Editor! SK Chang (Millstone) Style Editor! Theresa Buchanan (NRC) - Parliamentarian
4 ANS-3.5 Standard Working Group Membership! Bill Fraser (Westinghouse)! Robert Goldman (Grand Gulf)! David Goodman (Comanche Peak)! Jody Lawter (Summer)! George McCullough (IFE)! Michael Petersen (Monticello/Prairie Island)! Pablo Rey (Tecnatom Spain)! James Sale (Independent)! Frank Tarselli (Independent)
5 ANS x Scope Approved Scope:! This standard establishes the functional requirements for full scope nuclear power plant control room simulators that are subject to U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) regulation for use in operator training and examination. The standard also establishes criteria for the scope of simulation, performance, and functional capabilities of nuclear power plant control room simulators.! This standard does not establish criteria for the use of simulators in operator training programs.
6 ANS x Project Status STATUS TO DATE! ANS x submitted to the American Nuclear Society on 01/16/14 to begin formal review process! ANS Large Light Water Reactors Consensus (LLWRC) Committee completed review on 03/16/14! Public review period closed 09/10/14! ANS-3.5 Working Group met in January 2015 to review/ incorporate public/llwrc comments.
7 ANS x Project Status ON-GOING EFFORT! LLWRC Comment resolution continues! A second public & LLWRC review will be required in 2017 due to address changes made from comment resolution (a focused review substantive changes only)
8 ANS x Project Status! Currently, at least five changes due to public/llwrc comments are considered substantive and require a second review period: Section Simulator transient testing the transient selection process shall (from should to shall) use the following references Section "Real time and repeatability" reincorporates acceptance criteria from the ANS Standard.
9 ANS x Project Status Section "Limits of Simulation" - adds a new test requirement: A limits of simulation notification test shall be conducted: upon initial implementation of limits of simulation; and whenever there is a change or modification to the limits of simulation. Section Simulator design baseline The simulator design baseline shall include (includes) the following Section "Resolution of simulator discrepancies" Measures shall be established to assure that simulator discrepancies are promptly identified and corrected.
10 ANS x Project Status What s Different in the 201x Standard?! Addresses comments from the original 2009 Standard review effort! Addresses next generation simulators! Deleted/modified definitions; introduced discrepancy in lieu of noticeable difference, deviation and deficiency
11 ANS x Project Status! Deleted Malfunction List in Section 3.1.4; new appendix proposed to provide examples of acceptable malfunction capabilities. These examples are derived from the "control manipulations/plant evolutions" list identified in The Code of Federal Regulations, Part 10CFR55.59 "Requalification" (c)(3)(i).! Changed Section 3.4/4.4 to from Simulator Testing to Performance Testing! Moved verification/validation testing to Section 5, Configuration Management! Moved Assessment of Deviations to Section 5
12 ANS x Project Status! Defined Testing Periodicities Limits of Simulation Steady-state & Normal Evolutions Malfunctions Physical Fidelity & Human Factors Instructor Station Real Time & Repeatability! Defined testing configurations for various performance tests (fully integrated vs. non-integrated)! No changes to scenario-based testing!!!
13 ANS x Project Status! Section 5: initial design vs. change control performance benchmark (steady-state/transient testing) noticeable differences resolution of discrepancies verification/validation testing
14 ANS x Project Status! Appendix B deleted; transient list deleted, steadystate parameters moved to Section 4! Clarified that previously selected transients may be used (for legacy plants)! Re-lettered Appendices C & D! Readability/clarity
15 ANS-3.5 Standards Adoption History A Full History of Full Scope Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) Simulators as related to the ANSI/ANS-3.5 Standards Earliest NPP Simulators were constructed upon specifications only (through the '70s) General Electric (Dresden 2) Babcock and Wilcox (Rancho Seco) Combustion Engineering (Calvert Cliffs) Westinghouse (Zion) Indian Point 2 (Consolidated Edison of New York) TVA (Browns Ferry, Sequoyah, Watts Bar)
16 ANS-3.5 Standards Adoption History The age of utility-owned Simulators began in the late'70s (ConEd Indian Point 2, TVA Browns Ferry 2/Sequoyah/Watts Bar, VEPCO - Surry) The '80s was the time of a utility-owned Simulator for every unique reference unit Simulators for the new Reactor phase are being purchased within the Nuclear Steam Supply System contract (all COLs applications are referenced to ANS ) Vogtle 3&4, Summer 2&3 New Reactor phase of Simulators are scheduled for delivery in order that operators can be trained and licensed before criticality
17 ANS-3.5 Transition Status
18 ANS-3.5 Transition Status Copyright 2014 Timothy Dennis ANS-3.5 in 2016 Simulators on 1985 Standard: Simulators on 1993 Standard: Simulators on 1998 Standard: 15% Simulators on 2009 Standard: 4% ANS ANS ANSI/ANS % Copyright Copyright 2014 Timothy 2017 Dennis Timothy Dennis
19 ANS-3.5 Commitments ANS-3.5 COMMITMENTS (16january2017 incomplete data before 2006) # Nuclear Reference Unit Simulators S i m u l a t o r s o n S t a n d a r d : S i m u l a t o r s o n S t a n d a r d : S i m u l a t o r s o n S t a n d a r d : S i m u l a t o r s o n S t a n d a r d : S i m u l a t o r s o n S t a n d a r d : S i m u l a t o r s o n S t a n d a r d :
20 ANS-3.5 WebPages! The ANS-3.5 WebPages can be accessed via: Find: Scope Statement Membership Contact Information Meeting Locations Meeting Minutes Link to ANS-3.5 Clarifications How to submit clarification requests
21 ANS-3.5 Working Group questions??? Western Services Corporation January 2015
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