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Test Procedure and Completed Data Sheets

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Test Procedure

Steam Generator Tube

In-Situ Hydrostatic Pressure Test Tool

Hydro Chamber Pressure Determination

Procedure No. TP-9419-CSE96-2104 Rev. 0


Prepared By;

Reviewed By: 54'c dt .4c~K F. AUea. Coaaeehene Enynocr

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Table of Contents

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3,0

4.0

5.0

6.0

Objective

References

Quality Assurance

Discussion and Background

Prerequisites

Limitations and Precautions

70 Test Procedure

7.1

72

Static Test

Dynamic Test

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Data Sheet 1, Static Pressure Test

Data Sheet 2, Dytmnic Pressure Test

Data Sheet 3, Remark Continuation Page

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I.O Objective

The objective of this test is to determine the relationship between the hydro pump outletpressure, the hydro chamber pressure and the seal bladder pressure under flow conditionsfor the steam generator localized in-situ presswe test tools. In addition, static testing willbe performed to establish a baseline relationship under non-flow conditions. The dataunder flow conditions willbe used to ensure that in the event ofa leaking defectindication, the leakage rate is measured at the appropriate pressure(s) within the hydrochamber. Testing willbe performed on both the axial and circumferential tools.

20 References

2.1 QAM-100, Fourth Edition, Revison 4

2.2 Final Test Report for the Steam Generator Tube In-Situ Hydrostatic Test Tool.TR-ESE-'030,

Rev, 00, T. R. No. 83D, dated April 5, 1994.

3.0 Quality Assurance

The test described herein is to be treated as Safety Related, Quality Class 1, in accordancewith the requirements in Reference 2.1.

4.0 Discussiori and Background

Reference 2.2 describes the development and qualification testing for the localized in-situtest tool. The tool described in Reference 2.2 was developed to pressure test primarilycircumferential defect indications in steam generator tubes at the tubesheet region. It isalso applicable to the testing ofaxial indications. An additional tool was evolved for thctesting ofaxial defects which are greater in length than those which can be accommodatedby the hydro chamber in thc original tool. Since the tool design for the circumferentialdefects has greater restrictions than those for axial defects, thc test report is bounding forthe axial tool.

The localized test tool contains two pressure circuits; one for seal and gripper bladders,and onc for the hydro chamber. The hydro chamber circuit is pressurized by an airoperated positive displacement pump. The bladder circuit is pressurized by either an air

operated positive displacement pump or a hand pump.

The positive displacement pumps used in the system are able to maintain a precise controlat a given static pressure. Under flow conditions, such as those experienced during a tubeleak. the pump discharge pressure fluctuates between a high and low limitwith each pumppulse. The magnitude of this band is a function of the flow rate and the restrictions withinthe hose/tool assembly. Due to these dynamic head losses, the actual pressure in thchydro chamber willbe less than that observed at the pump discharge.

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Reference 2.2 describes testing which was performed under flowconditions to establishthe relationship between the hydro pump discharge pressure and the hydro chamberpressure. This test consisted ofmeasuriiig the swing of the pressure gauge at thedischarge ofthe hydro pump at various leak rates at an initial static hydro chamberpressure of4,000 psig as directly measured in a controlled leak test fixture.Implementation ofthis data in an in-situ field test requires an iterative process as the hydrochamber pressure is not directly measurable. The process involves matching the pumpdischarge pressure swing relative to the desired pressure and observe the pump stroke rateas compared to the data in the test report. In addition, the test report explicitly states thatthe leak rate correction data apply only to the as-tested configuration.

For the testing at St. I.ucie Unit I, it was requested that the capability be provided to testin the straight tube portions at elevations well above the tubesheet. This necessitated thefabrication ofhoses longer than those described in Reference 2.2. For non leaking defectindications. the length of the hose does not affect measuring the desired pressure in thehydro chamber as the system is static and the pressure is equal to that at the pumpdischarge. For leaking defects, the change in system resistance due to the change in hoselength does have an effect on the dynamic response ofthe pump discharge pressure gaugeand its subsequent relationship to the hydro chamber pressure. Consequently, for aleaking defect, the actual pressure in the hydro chamber is indeterminate withoutadditional testing.

In order to determine the pressure in the hydro chamber with the current hoseconfiguration, two methods willbe considered.

I) Hydro pump discharge pressure swing correlation method, and,

2) Seal bladder pressure intensification method.

Item l is the method described in Reference 2.2. Item 2 is based upon an observationduring laboratory testing and field application. Experience during previous testing hasshown that the bladder circuit pressure increases as its initial pre-charge pressure isapproached by the increasing pressure in the hydro chamber. This pressure increase hasbeen termed 'intensification.'nce the bladder pre-charge pressure is reached in thehydro chamber, the bladder pressure willincrease with increasing hydro chamber pressure.This pressure has been observed to be approximately 200-300 psid under static conditions.It is expend that the relationship willbe similar under flow (leak) conditions.

Establishing this relationship willprovide an accurate, indirect method of measuring thepressure in the hydro chamber under leaking conditions. As the bladder circuit is not in aflow path, there are no head losses to consider. Pulsations may be evident in the bladdercircuit due to the reciprocating nature of the hydro pump. However, these pulsations willreflect the true pressure in the bladder circuit independent of the head losses experienced



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by the hydro circuit. By inference, the pressure in the hydro chamber can then bedeterminNL

This test willfocus on establishing method 2 as the method ofchoice for determining thehydro chamber pressure under flow conditions. However, additional data willbe recordedin order to provide for the use ofmethod 1 should method 2 prove to be invalid.

5 0 Limitations and Precautions

5.1 As noted in Section 4, the method 1 correlation is a Function of system dynamicresistance. Use of the test results in method 1 correlations is limited to systems with anidentical configuration to that tested. The hose configuration in this test is identical to thatin Figure 2 ofReference 2.2 with the exception that the length of the 3/16" braided hosehas been increased from 30 feet to 50 feet. Use of the longer hose length in the test willqualify method 2 fo'r use in the as tested configuration..

6.0 Prerequisites

6.1 Allpressure gauges to be used in the test shall be verified to be within the calibrationperiod.

NoteThe test procedure is intended to provtde a protocol. It is notintended to limitthe type of testing conducted. As an example,«ddittonal pressures may be tested or conditions changed in order toadapt to lessons learned during the test. Any changes or additionsshaH be recorded and explained on the appropriate data sheet. Blankdata sheets may be copied to provide for each parameter change.

NoteMinor leakage may occur during the conduct of this test.Acceptability of leakage with respect to continued operation of thetest is at the discretion of the test operator. However, any leakageshaH be recorded in the remarks section of the data sheet.

7 0 Test Procedure

NoteThe static test will be performed using both the circumferential/axialtool and the long axial tool. The order of performance is at thediscretion of the test operator. Data sheet 1 is used to recordinformation for the static test.

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7,1.1 Assemble the test fixture, in-situ tool and pump circuits as shown in Figure l. Record the

tool (circ. or long axial), hydro pump pressure gauge, hydro chamber pressure gauge and

bladder pressure gauge serial numbers on the data sheet.

712 Operate the bladder pump to fillthe bladder circuit tubing with water. Pressurize the

bladder circuit to approximately 4,000 psig ~200 psig and release the pressure at the

pump discharge. Repeat this process at least 10 times to remove air from the bladder

CIrcuit.

713 Using the bladder pump, pressurize the bladder circuit to an initial pressure of 1,500 psig= 100 psig as indicated by the bladder pressure gauge. Observe the pressure gauge

reading to ensure that there are no significant leaks. Record the initial bladder pressure

9 0 psig hydro chamber pressure on Data Sheet 1.

7,1.4 Close/verify closed'the leak rate control valve.

NoteThe static test is to be conducted at target hydro chamber pressures of1,500, 1,600, 1,800, 3,000, 4,000 and 5,000 psig.

7.1,5 Pressurize the hydro circuit to the target pressure s 100 psig as indicated by the hydro

chamber pressure gauge. Observe for leaks and steady pressure readings on all gauges.

Record all pressure gauge as read values on the data sheet. Repeat this step for each ofthe target pressures fisted on the data sheet.

7.1,6 Ensure all necessary data have been recorded on the data sheet, signature and date signify

completion.

7 1,7 Repeat steps 7.1.3 through 7.1.6 for an initial bladder pressure of 2,000 psig < 100 psig.

7 1.8 Repeat steps 7.1.1 through 7.1,7 for the second tool.

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NoteThe dynamic test willbe performed using both thecircumferential/axial tool and the long axial tool. The order ofperformance is at the discretion of the test operator. Data sheet 2 is

used to record information for the dynamic test.

7 2,1 Assemble the test fixture, in-situ tool and pump circuits as shown in Figure 1. Record the

tool (circ. or long axial), hydro pump pressure gauge, hydro chamber pressure gauge and

bladder pressure gauge serial numbers on the data sheet.

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,NoteIfthe hydro tool has not beta separated from the hose, the bladdercircuit does not require degassing and the following step is N/A.

7,2.2 Operate the bladder pump to fillthe bladder circuit tubing with water. Pressurize thebladder circuit to approximately 4,000 psig a 200 psig and release the pressure at the

pump discharge. Repeat this process at least 10 times to remove air from the bladderCircuit.

7.2.3 Using the bladder pump, pressurize the bladder circuit to 1,500 psig ~ 100 psig as

indicated by the bladder pressure gauge. Observe the prcssure gauge reading to ensurethat there are no significant leaks. Record the initial bladder pressure 0 psig hydrochamber pressure on Data Sheet 2.

7.2.4 Close/verify closed the leak rate control valve.

NoteThe dynamic test is to be conducted at target hydro chamberpressures of 1,700, 3,000, 4,000 and 5,000 psig. Each target pressurerequires a separate data sheet.

7.2.5 Pressurize the hydro circuit to the target pressure + 100 psig as indicated by the hydrochamber pressure gauge. Observe for leaks and steady pressure readings on all gauges.Record all static pressures as the zero pump rate values.

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NoteIterative adjustment of the leak rate control valve aad the hydropump air control regulator willbe for establishing the desired pumpstroke rate at a given target hydro chamber pressure.

7 2.6 Slowly open the leak rate control valve to establish a hydro pump stroke rate of 20strokes/minute while maintaining thc target pressure as indicated by thc hydro chamberpressure gauge. Adjust the hydro pump air control regulator and the leak rate controlvalve as necessary. Ifthe hydro chamber pressure is not steady, adjust to the targetpressure at approximately the middle of the swing. Record all prcssure reading's on thedata sheet. Repeat this step for each of the pump stroke rates listed on the data sheet.

7,2.7 Ensure all necessary data have been recorded on the data sheet, signature and date signifycompletion.

7,2.8 Repeat step 7.2.4 through 7,2.7 for each of the target pressure values.

7.2.9 Repeat steps 7.2.1 through 7.2.8 for the second tool.

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Data Sheet 1

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Data Sheet 2

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Hydro Chamber Pressure Determination

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Data Sheet Z

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