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reactor shutdown.

The second is to serve as the low pressure injection system of the ECCS (cf. Section 3.7.2 (2) ii)).

The final function is to send water from the refueling water storage tank for filling the reactor cavity during the refueling operations and to return the cavity water to the tank after the refueling operations are completed.

  1. Components

  1. Residual heat removal pumps

The two residual heat removal pumps are a horizontal centrifugal type with special mechanical seals to prevent the reactor coolant from leaking out of the pump shaft grounds. These pumps are sized to have the required capacity for the heat removal from the reactor coolant system when coupled with the residual heat removal exchangers.

  1. Residual heat removal exchangers

The residual heat removal heat exchangers are a conventional shell and U-tube type. Reactor coolant flows through the tubes, while component cooling water flows through the shell sides. The total capacity of the two residual heat removal exchangers is designed to reduce the reactor coolant temperature to below 601 within 20 h after the reactor shutdown, when the sea water temperature is at 20t .

  1. Component Cooling Water System (ccws)

  1. System composition and functions

i) System composition

The CCWS supplies cooling water to reactor auxiliary components. As schematically illustrated in Figure 3.8.3, it is a closed loop system, and consists of component cooling water heat exchangers, component cooling water pumps, a component cooling water surge tank, and associated piping and valves. The component cooling water system, as the supporting system for the engineered safeguard systems, must continuously cool components in those systems for long periods after accidents. Hence, the system is designed to have the redundancy

required to satisfy the single failure criterion, and to have features to ensure redundant components of the system are isolated from each other, when needed. The system consists of two sets of supply and discharge headers for plant safety components and one set of supply and discharge headers for auxiliary components, not essential for the plant safety. When necessary, the two critical cooling headers can be isolated from each other.

Radiation monitors downstream from the component cooling water heat exchangers monitor any leakages of the radioactive reactor coolant into the system.

The CCWS is vital for both the plant normal operations and post-accident operations. It serves as an intermediate cooling loop that removes residual and sensible heats from the reactor and cools auxiliary components of the reactor. The component cooling water system is cooled, in turn, by a sea water system, the ultimate heat sink of the plant.

ii) Functions

The component cooling water system has two functions.

The first is to cool auxiliary components needed for various operational conditions of the plant Components cooled by the system are the residual heat exchangers, the non-generative heat exchanger, the containment spray heat exchangers, the seal water heat exchanger, the excess letdown heat exchanger, and the reactor coolant pumps.

The second function is to serve as an intermediate cooling system between the reactor auxiliary component group carrying radioactive fluids such as the reactor coolant and the sea water system. With this design, radioactive materials are prevented from being released to the environment outside the plant, even if radioactive fluids including reactor coolant are leaked into the component cooling water system,

  1. Components

i) Component cooling water pumps

The CCWS normally has four pumps, two of which are used during the plant normal operation. Under post-accident reactor cooling-

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