05000259/LER-1981-033, Forwards LER 81-033/03L-0.Supersedes

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Forwards LER 81-033/03L-0.Supersedes
ML20009G140
Person / Time
Site: Browns Ferry Tennessee Valley Authority icon.png
Issue date: 07/23/1981
From: Green H
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
To: James O'Reilly
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
References
NUDOCS 8108030367
Download: ML20009G140 (1)


LER-1981-033, Forwards LER 81-033/03L-0.Supersedes
Event date:
Report date:
2591981033R00 - NRC Website

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TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY - BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR PLANT UNIT 1 - DOCKET No. 50-259 - FACILITY OPERATING LICENSE DPR REPORTABLE OCCURRENCE REPORT BFRO-50-259/81033 This letter supe: ca. des my letter to you on the above subject dated July 10, 1981.

The enclosed report provides details concerning the total "as found" primary containment leak rate which exceeded the allowable leak rate.

This report is submitted in accordance with Browns Ferry unit 1 Technical Specification 6.7.2.b(4).

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The total "as found" primary containment leak rate exceeded the. 60 percent of I.a allowable leak rate of 655.9 SOFH. Refer to attachment 2 which details primary paths and leakage rates.

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Unit 1 - In refueling outage.

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Valves will be repaired and retested until satisfactory leakage rates are obtained.

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64-29/30/32/33/8419 3591.6890 Y-231 X-37C 68-508 0.2445 X-212 71-14/580 40.5000 X-214 73-23/603 97.2000 3

X-19 77-15A/15B 543.2539 X-205 84-8C/1603 12.4481 I

X-50 90-257A/257B 433.0948 a

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