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        | Air/N2 
 Describe the power supplies to the compressors and effects on loss/return of power.
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        | -15 compressor is LC-103. -Load shed on loss of power, does not return.
 -16 compressor is LC-107.
 -Not load shedded but does not restart.
 -17 compressor is LC-108.
 -Not load shed, will restart upon return of power.
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        | Term 
 
        | Air/N2 
 Describe the instrument N2 to instrument service air auto transfer.
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        | -Will auto transfer to air if get to 110# high or to 99# low. -Normal band is 102# - 107#.
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        | Term 
 
        | Air/N2 
 Describe applicable pressure functions.
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        | -90#: Auto reset and reopening of non-essential instrument air isolation valves. -85#: Instrument low pressure alarm.
 -82#: Service air header low pressure and service air isolation valve closes (reopens at 95#).
 -80#: Non essential instrument air isolation.
 -75#: FRV lockup and low flow valve fails open.
 -60#: Scram air header low pressure, rods drift in (SCRAM).
 -50#: MSIVs drift close.
 -45#: SCTMT isolation dampers in Rx building start to shut.
 -15#: HVAC units shut down due to loss of damper control air.
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        | Term 
 
        | Air/N2 
 Describe the receiver relief setpoint.
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        | Term 
 
        | Air/N2 
 Describe what Alt N2 supplies.
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        | -A train: B/U supply to t-ring seals, TORUS vacuum breakers, and 3 SRVs. -B train: B/U supply to t-ring seals, inboard MSIV actuators, 3 SRVs, and hard pipe vent isolation valves and rupture discs.
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        | Term 
 
        | Air/N2 
 Describe the normal pressure for Alt N2.
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        | -Normally 95-97 psig. -Alarm at 91 psig.
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        | Term 
 
        | Air/N2 
 Describe the Alt N2 pressure requirements.
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        | -Required to be > than 410psig. -Alarm at 200 psig and system isolates itself.
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