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Nuclear Power Plant Battery Performance During A Station Blackout

The imposition of NUMARC8700 on most Nuclear Power Plants results in a significant impact on the capacity of existing safety related batteries. Since these batteries typically have limited design margins, extensive analysis and operator action can be required in order to comply with the 4 hour duty cycle requirement. This paper discusses some methods of reducing the existing load profiles and the conversion to Lotus 123 to facilitate the running of multiple scenarios in order to comply with the blackout requirements.