2015 EQ Technical Meeting (21093-215)
 

 

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2015 Advanced EQ Training Course

An advanced “deep dive” training course will also be provided Monday, November 2 and Tuesday, November 3, 2015. The subject for this year’s training is Temperature Monitoring. The preliminary course agenda is:

Monday, November 2

8:30-9:30

Session 1: Purpose & Objectives for Temperature Monitoring

• Validation of Max Design Temperature Limits

• Validation of Actual Equipment Service Temperatures

• Identification of Hot Spots

• Quantifying Margin in Temperatures Used to Establish Qualified Life

• Supporting Reanalysis of Time Limited Aging Analysis for License Renewal


9:30-10:00

Session 2: Background Information Related to Temperature Monitoring

• Regulatory Requirements and Expectations

• Industry Guidance

• When is Temperature Monitoring Considered to be Safety Related?

 

Break 10:00-10:15

 

10:15-12:00

Session 3: Planning

• Intended Use of Results

• Defining the Scope of a Temperature Monitoring Program

• Choosing Plant Areas to Monitor

• Choosing Equipment to Monitor

• Duration of Temperature Monitoring

• Considerations for Multi-Unit Sites

• Need to Consider Self Heating and Process Fluid Effects

• Consideration of Past (or Planned) Plant Modifications

• Consideration of site specific OE

Class Exercise #1


1:30-2:45

Session 4: Selection of Monitors

• Type of Monitors typically used in Temperature Monitoring

• Limitations of Digital Based Monitors

• Use of Permanently Installed (PI) Temperature Elements

• Use of Hand Held Devices

• Direct vs. Remote Mount

• Sampling Rates for Digital Monitors

 

Break 2:45-3:00

 

3:00-4:00

Session 5: Installation Considerations

• Procedural Governance

• Consideration of 10CFR50.59

• M&TE Requirements

• V&V of Software (if used to Calibrate Digital Monitors)

• Mounting Methods and Considerations

• EMI/RFI Considerations


Tuesday, November 3

8:30-10:15

Session 6: Analyzing the Results

• Validation of Results

• Use of Arrhenius Equivalent Temperature vs. Arithmetic Mean Temperature

• Equations

• Application of Margin to Accommodate Future Monitoring Efforts

Class Exercise # 2

Class Exercise # 3

 

Break 10:15-10:30

 

10:30-12:00

Session 7: Results

• Documenting the Results

• Application of the Results

Class Exercise # 4

For More information, please contact:

Rick Weinacht
EQ Subject Matter Expert
Scientech, Nuclear Division
T: 727.669.3074
rweinacht@curtisswright.com