Table II-2 Applicable DOE Orders and Design Standards

DOE-HDBK-6004-99

Coolant should be compatible with structural materials which it may contact during normal operation,

off-normal events and design basis accidents throughout the range of anticipated physical parameters.

Table II-2 lists the materials requirements. Alternative codes and standards may be used with

Table II-2 Applicable DOE Orders and Design Standards

DOE 6430.1A

General Design Criteria

IEEE-308

Power Systems Criteria

IEEE-323

Equipment Qualification

IEEE-338

Periodic Testing

IEEE-344

Seismic Qualification

IEEE-379

Single Failure Criterion

IEEE-383

Electrical Cable Qualification

IEEE-384

Electrical Separation Criteria

IEEE-603

Criteria for Power and I&C

Instruments and Controls

The cooling system design should provide for instrumentation to monitor safety related variables and

controls to maintain the variables within design limits.

The cooling system design should provide for instruments that detect and measure abnormal leakage

and controls to isolate or mitigate the leak.

To the extent practical, the primary mode of actuation of safety functions should be automatic and

should be initiated by detection and control channels of suitable diversity and redundancy.

Provisions should be made for manual monitoring and actuation of safety functions.

Instrumentation and controls should be able to perform their intended safety function assuming a

single failure.

The power supply for safety grade instrumentation and controls should meet the IEEE Standard

requirements for Class 1E power systems.