ML17164A888
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| Issue date: | 06/22/1998 |
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NUCLEAR ENGINEERING CALCULATION/ STUDY COVER SH/ET and File ¹ R2-1 NUCLEAR RECORDS TRANSMITTALSHEET
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~9, DESCRIPTION: Assessment of Common Cause Failure Probabilities for Use in the Susquehanna IPE.
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l TABLE OF CONTENTS TOPIC PAGE I. Treatment of Common Cause Failure II Method for Estimating Common Cause Failures 111.1 Common Cause Failures of Diesel Generators III.2 Common Cause Failures of Pumps.
III.3 Common Cause failure of Valves.
IV. Common Cause Probabilities Assigned to Other Systems A.I Dies els A.2 Motor Driven Pumps A.3 Summary of RHR SOORs and CRs.
I. Treatment of Common Cause Failure Common Cause Failures (CCF) of systems and components were treated in the Susquehanna IPE. The significant CCFs are summarized in Volume 6 of the IPE'.
Additionally, common failures of ECCS actuation instrumentation (RPV water level, RPV pressure and drywell pressure) were included in the study . The treatment of common cause failure was re-examined in response to questions raised by the NRC in their SER concerning the treatment of common cause failure. The re-examination consisted of three parts.
First, common cause failure of multiple instruments caused by Instrument and Control Technician was assessed at 10 . This estimate was re-examined. The initial treatment of instrumentation was based upon GE analysis performed to extend Surveillance Test Intervals (STIs) and Allowed Outage Times (AOTs) . The GE work is based upon THERP analysis of the multiple instrumentation calibration. This work was re-evaluated by re-examining the Susquehanna calibration procedures and the management controls in place to identify systematic mis-calibration of instrumentation. Surveillance records and instrument failure data was review to determine ifa common cause foot print was discernible in the data. Finally and independent THERP calculation was performed using the ASEP method. This work confirmed the original assessment of the instrument mis- calibration.
Second, a review was performed to determine ifgeneric common cause failure rates applied to Susquehanna based upon statistical evaluation. This evaluation was limited to the station batteries.
Finally, an evaluation of equipment which has experienced a large number of multiple demands and no multiple failures was examined. This situation was treated in greater detail to obtain a more accurate estimate of the of the common cause failure probability.
The THERP analysis is addressed in a separate calculation. This calculation addresses the second and third items.
The following probabilities of multiple component failures are provided for the IPE.
II Method for Estimating Common Cause Failures The method used to develop the probability of multiple component failures due to a common cause is based upon the work in NUREG/CR-4780, Procedures for Treating Common Cause Failures in Safety and Reliability Studies . The P factor method is applied to estimate the failure of redundant components given failure of the first. The P factor is defined to be:
P
= conditional probability that a cause of a component failure will be shared by one or more additional components, given that a specific component has failed, or Qhl Eq. 1 Q., +Qi
- Here, Q is the probability of multiple failures Qi is the probability of a single failure.
Q is computed using the following equation; Q = nhl .
hl
'l Eq. 2 n = the number of times m components of interest fail,
=
N the number of testing episodes of m components of interest.
Ifthe number of demands N is unknown, then it is estimated from the number of test using the following formula; non-staggered testing:
Eq. 3 staggered testing:
Nm = Ng+ (m-l)nm, Eq. 4
- Here, m = the number of components in the test episode.
k = the number of single test episodes.
Ifthe number of demands is known then following formula are used for computing Nm; non-staggered testing:
N =Num Eq. 5
staggered testing N =ND Eq. 6 In the case of no failures, the binomial distribution'is used to estimate the median failure probability. Uncertainty bounds are assumed to be lognormally distributed with the upper bound being computed using the binomial distribution at 95% confidence. The error factor is computed using the upper bound and the median. The error factor is used to compute the lower bound. These formula are applied to estimate the probability of multiple failure for the various components.
III.1 Common Cause Failures of Diesel Generators.
Common cause of diesels generators was not included in the 1991 IPE. The diesel generator data were reexamined using the common cause failure model described above.
Two cases were considered: failure of two diesels and failure of all 4 diesels.
The data for the diesel was obtained from the EC-RISK-0503 and subsequent data was obtained from diesel start records and from Condition Reports. The start records and condition reports are included in Appendix A. This data is summarized in the following Table.
Table I Diesel Generator Starting and Failure Data Time Period Demands Single Double Triple Quadruple Failure Failures Failures Failures 6/82-12/89 3006 72 11 0 1/90-12/92 288 2 0 0 1/93-6/97 430 1 0 7/97-3/98 0 72'796 Total 75 S Estimated from 1/93 through 6/97. Thc arc 18 quarters bctwccn 1/93 through 6/97 inclusive. On thc avcragc there are 430 demands/18 quarters ~ 24 test /quarter. There arc 12 quarters between 1/90 & 12/92 inclusive or 12 x 24 288. Ther are 3 quarters bctwce 7/97 & 3/98 inclusive or 24 x 3 72.
The diesels are tested under a staggered testing strategy per Technical Specifications. Ifa diesel fails, the other engines are started to verify that they are operable. Therefore Equation 6 is used to determine the number of single and multiple demands. The number of failures is specific in Table I as well. In the case of Quadruple failure no failures are reported. In this case the median failure probability is determined using the binomial distribution with Nm = 3796 trials and zero failures. The results of these calculations are presented in Table II.
Table II Diesel Generator Failure Probabilities Single Double Quadruple Diesel Failures Failures Lower Bound 1.66E-02 1.75E-03 4.24E-05 Median 1.99E-02 2.90E-03 1.83E-04 Mean 1.98E-02 2.90E-03 2.72E-04 Upper Bound 2.39E-02 4.80E-03 7.90E-04 Similar data has not been compiled for the Susquehanna batteries. Therefore the NUREG 1150 values were used for the batteries; III.2 Common Cause Failures of Pumps.
The ECCS systems and the systems that support their operation are tested periodically on a staggered basis per the plant Technical Specifications. Ifa pump failure occurs test of the remaining pumps is not strictly required per Technical Specifications. Reviewing the data shows that the majority of the pump starts are in response to the need for suppression pool cooling. Should a pump fail to start, subsequent pumps would be started to satisfy the need for suppression pool cooling. Therefore the assumptions associated with the staggered test strategy are applied to the motor driven pump data.
The pump start and failure data is summarized in Table III. There were no cases of multiple pump failures. A double failure is assigned to the two pump failure case to conservatively account for a double pump failure precursor. A failure of a single ESW pump occurred due to end bell erosion. The erosion was cause by operating these pumps at very low flows. Inspection of the other pumps identified end bell erosion, though to a much less degree. In fact the pumps were still operable and passed the ASME test.
However a failure of two pumps is included to account for the precursor.
Table IV presents run hours and failure to run data. Common cause failure to run is not treated due the implausibility of two pumps failing at the same time while operating, unless the failure is attributed to an external event. Detailed information is provided in Appendix A.
Table III Pump Demand and Failure Data System Total Single Double Multiple RHR 3432 0 0 CS 1553 0 0 RHRSW 3606 0 0 ESW 5422 1 0 Total 14012 19 1 Using this data, a failure probability was computed for each system's pumps and for the aggregate. The results of these calculations are shown in Table IV, Table IV Failure Probability of Pumps Probability ESW RHRSW Core Spray Aggregate Lower 5.7E-04 9.6E-04 1.4E-03 1.0E-04 9.9E-04 Median 1.4E-03 1.6E-03 2.4E-03 4.4E-04 1.4E-03 Mean 1.7E-03 1.7E-03 2.5E-03 6.6E-04 1.4E-03 Upper 3.5E-03 2.7E-03 4.0E-03 1.9E-03 2.0E-03 Error Factor 2.5 1.7 1.7 4,4 1.4 With exception of the core spray pumps, the failure rates of theses pumps are supriseingly close. Therefore all pumps will be assigned the same aggregate failure probability.
Examining the mean and bounds of the core spray pumps one could conclude that they are from a more reliable statistical population. However they are being assigned the aggregate failure probability which is conservative.
The common cause failure probability for multiple pumps to start was computed using the assumptions associated with staggered testing and the above aggregated data. These results are reported in Table V. These values are treated as mean values for the single and double failures. The bound are estimated using the binominal distribution. This data is used to calculate the lognormal median and lower bound. There are no quadruple pump failures. Therefore the binomial distribution is used to estimate the median and bound. These estimates are then used to estimate the mean assuming the lognormal distribution.
Table V Common Cause Failure Probabilities for Pumps Probability Single Double Quad Lower 8.2E-04 2.6E-05 3.8E-06 Median 1.3E-03 1.2E-04 4.9E-05 Mean 1.4E-03 7.1E-05 7.3E-05 Upper 2.1E-03 3.4E-04 2.1E-04 Error Factor 1.6 2.8 44 Failure to run data values were also computed for the pumps identified above. The run time and failure data were taken &om the same data sources as the start data. This data is provided in Tables VI Tables VII.
Table VI Pump Run Hours System Total Run Failures RHR 61650 CS 28418 RHRSW 70774 ESW 130685 Total 291527 Table VII Failure to Run Probability ESW RHRSW Core Spray Aggregate Lower 1.4E-06 8.3E-06 1.2E-06 2.9E-06 3.7E-06 Median 8.1E-06 2.6E-05 7.1E-06 1.8E-05 1.1E-05 Mean 1.4E-05 3.1E-05 1.2E-05 3.0E-05 1.4E-05 Upper 4.9E-05 7.8E-05 4.2E-05 1.1E-04 3.5E-05 Error Factor 6.0 3.1 6.0 6.0 3.1
III.3 Common Cause failure of Valves.
Common cause failure probability for multiple valves is based staggered testing. The majority of the demands are for suppression pool cooling. Failure of a valve to open would result in the inability to operate suppression pooling using this particular division.
Should this occure the operator would initiate the redundant loop of RHR. The conditional probabilities were derived from RHR valve failure data. A review of plant data, shows that the RHR valves were stroked about 11,400 times. Eighteen RHR valve failures were identified in the plant records. No multiple valve failure were identified.
Using this data the failure probability is computed with uncertainty bounds. The bounds are derived &om the Poisson distribution. The median is computed by applying the mean and the bounds generated using the Poisson to the lognormal distribution.
lower = 9.4 x, median = 1.5 x 10 mean = 1.6 x 10 upper=2.5 x 10 .
Since no multiple failures of the valves were observed, 0.5 double failures are assigned to compute the conditional probability (two/one):
p(two/one) = 0.5/1 8 = 2.3 x 10 and the probability of two valves failing becomes:
lower = 1.2 x 10 median = 3.5 x 10 mean = 4.4 x 10 upper=1.1 x10 .
IV. Common Cause Probabilities Assigned to Other Systems Common cause probabilities were assigned to other components. The assignments were made based on either; other existing data or screening values.
These values are provided in Table VIII.
Table VIII Common Cause Failure Rates of Other Components Event Description lower mean upper Name TSDV Failure of two scram discharge volumes. Single based 4.8E-8 1.8E-7 4.4E-7 upon NUREG 0460, P 0.01 based upon PP&L reports NPE-89-003 & RA-1-NA-006 SRV1 & Failure of second and third given first. P = 1.0 2.6E-6 1.1E-5 2.4E-5 SRVII NUREG 2728 NADSSRV Failure of 10 non- ADS ASME code safety relief 0.13 0.5 10.
valves given failure of failure of 6 ADS valves. P = 0.5 assumed.
MCLPP Failure of low pressure permissive circuit. NUREG 1.4E-5 5.3E-4 1.9E-3 1150 value used.
CCFSLCP Common cause failure of SLCS pumps. Assumed P = 5.6E-6 1.8E-4 5.6E-4 0.05 based upon other pump data.
CCFTDP Common Cause failure of HPCI & RCIC NPE-86-003 0.0005 1.9E-3 0.0045
& NUREG/CR-2497 CCFCTV Failure of both divisions of RHR/IQIRSW crosstie 1.2E-5 4.4E-5 I.IEA valves
References
'usquehanna IPE Volume VI Supplemental Information, Section 3. Deccmbcr 1991 2
Analysis of Component Outage and Failure Data for thc Susquehanna IPE. EC-RISK@503, Rcv I Technical Specification Improvement Methodology (with Demonstration for BWR ECCS Actuation Instrumentation) Part I NEDE-30936P-A, Class Ill, Dec. 1988 4 Human Error Probability for Instrument Calibration Using ASEP Method, PP&L Recorded caclulation EC-RISK-1064 5 Procedures for Treating Common Cause Failures in Safety and Reliability Studies, NUREG/CR<780 Volumns I & 2 6 EC-RISK-0503 Rcv. I; EC-RISK-1060, Acccptancc Numbers for Riks Significant System Structures and Components, Czysz and Kukielka; & SOORs
Appendix A Supporting Data A.1 Diesels A.2 Motor Driven Pumps A.3 Summary of RHR SOORs and CRs.
A.1 Diesel Generator Data
Kukielka, Casimir From: D'Angelo, Violet R.
To: Kukielka, Casimir
Subject:
RE: Diesel Starts Date: Monday, September 29, 1997 10:42AM For D/G A, 8, C, D 5 min at 1000 KW 10 min at 2000KW 10 min at 3000KW g5 r
210 min at 4000 KW 15 min at 500KW for cooldown before S/D For D/G E 5 min at 1375KW 10 min at 2750KW 220 min at 4000KW 15 min at 500KW for cooldown before S/D From: Kukielka, Casimir To: D'Angelo, Violet R.
Subject:
RE: Diesel Starts Date: Friday, September 26, 1997 4:33PM Ha Violet, When you guys have a load run. How Iong is the load run/
Thanks Cas From: D'Angelo, Violet R.
To: Kukielka, Casimir
Subject:
FW: Diesel Starts Date: Thursday, September 25, 1997 3:41PM See attached info.
From: Paley, Robert M.
To: D'Angelo, Violet R.
Subject:
FW:
Date: Thursday, September 25, 1997 3:22PM From: Kukielka, Casimir To: Paley, Robert M.
Date: Thursday, September 25, 1997 2:26PM
- Bob, I have diesel starts through 3rd quarter 96. Do you guys have 4th quarter 96 to the presents If so could you please send it to me.
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DIESEL GENERATOR RELIABILITYRESULTS JAN 93 - DEC 95 BY QUARTERS 1" Quarter 1993 DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 5 0 5 0 100%
B 4 0 3 0 100%
C 3 0 3 0 )PP D 4. 0 3 0 100%
E 4 0 0 1PP%
2nd Quarter 1993 DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 3 0 3 0 100%
B 5 0 5 0 )PP C 5 0 0 100%
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0 3 0 100%
E 7 0 5 0 100%
3rd Quarter 1993 DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATI'EMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 6 0 5 0 100%
B. 3 0 3 0 )PP C 3 0 3 0 100%
D 3 0 2 0 100%
E 4 0 4 0 100%
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ROLLING 36 MONTH RELIABILITYDATA 4'" u rter 1993 DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 7 0 5 0 100%
8 4 0 4 0 1PP%
C 8 0 6 0 100%
D 4 0 4 0 1PP%
E 3 0 3 0 100%
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1'OAD-RUN ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY 100%
A 3 0 3 0 B 6 0 4 0 100%
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d'd'd DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START
'ENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 0 4 0 '00%
8 B 6 0 5 0 1O0%
C 6 0 4 0 100%tt D 9 0 5 0 100%
E 12 0 8 0 IO0%
ld DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 3 0 3 0 100%
B 4 0 3 0 100%
C 2 0 2' 0 100%
D 4 0 0 100%
E 5 0 5 0 100%
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ROLL G 36 MONTH RELIABILITY ATA 4 a r 1994 DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 5 0 5 0 100%
B 3 0 3 0 100%
C 4 0 3 0 100%
D 3 0 3 0 100%
E 6 0 6 0 100%
a,l 1 M e 5 DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 3 0 3 0 1PP B 3 0 3 0 100%
C 4 0 4 0 100%
D 3 0 3 0 1P Popo E 5 0 5 0 100%
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~er 1995 DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 2 0 2 0 100 B 6 0 4 0 10Q%
C 6 0 0 pp D 6 0 4 0 100%
E :/. 0 5 0 100%
p 7 3rd arter 199 DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 4 0 3 0 100%
B 5 0 4 0 100%
C 5 3 0 100%
D 3 2 0 100%
E 3 0 3 0 100%
File Name: 96Q3REP.DOC Page 9 of 10 '/14/96
I ROLLING 36 MONTH REI IABILITYDATA 4'" uarter 1995 DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN . LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 9 0 7 0 100%
B 7 0 6 0 100%
C 6 0 4 0 100%
D 6 0 5 0 100%
E 6 0 6 0 100'l 3Y 1 uarter 1996 DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 3 0 3 0 100%
B 4 0 3 0 100%
C 2 0 2 0 1PP%
D 5 0 4 0 100%
E 8 0 6 0 1 ppo 2nd uarter 1996 DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 6 0 6 0 100%
B 3 0 3 0 100%
C 3 0 3 0 100%
D 3 0 3 0 100 lo E 3 0 3 0 100%
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3rd uarter 1996 DIESEL START START LOAD-RUN LOAD-RUN START GENERATOR ATTEMPTS FAILURES ATTEMPTS FAILURES RELIABILITY A 4 0 4 0 100%
B 4 0 4 0 100%
C 5 0 5 0 100%
4 0 4 0 100%
E 4 0 4 0 100olo 3.l File Name: 08Q3REP,DOC Page 10 af 10 7/14/96
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SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION 97Q1 MAINTENANCERULE REPORT DIESEL GENERATOR AVAILABILITY RESULTS for 1 QUARTER 1997
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A 11.95 Hrs 2160 Hrs 13.20 Hrs 2160 Hrs 14.37 Hrs 2160 Hrs D 0.18 Hrs 2160 Hrs E SPARE 0.00 Hrs 2160 Hrs DIESEL GENERATOR RELIABILITYRESULTS for 1 QUARTER 1997
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'J 1,C CAI:SZ eF ZUZiT During the surveillanc>> start on 6/19/91 .'Iaintenance personnel vere pr'esent 'c c' monitor key engine functions during the start. An installed visicorder provided a rocd record cf important diesel generator parameters. The monitoring conclusively identified che cause of the slav start as a fuel cil delivery problem. This conclusion vas based on the folloving:
0 Fuel oil pressure vas observed to stay lov for an extended durat'on into the start instead of rising in 2 to 8 seconds as is normal.
0 The Fuel Control Rack remained fully open for the scart duration (normal operation) 0 Observed Air Start System operation vas normal.
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N A4 REFERENCE DOC LIMENTATION:
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- 2. REPORTABILlTY ASSESSMENT o Ec~W
- 3. RESOLUTION FORM '.
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CONTINUATION OF EVENT DESCRIP '"N CONTINUATION.OF EVENT CAUSE CONTINUATION OF IMMEDIATE CONTINUATION OF CORRECTIVE CORRECTIVE ACTIONS ACTIONS CONTINUATION OF ASSESSMENT CONTINUATION OF ACTIONS TO
SUMMARY
PREVENT RECURRENCE NO-REPORTABLITY DETERMINATIC"' + oTHER C a Based on che irvest'zation, the most probable cause of the 'C'DG slav start has been concluded to be excessive air ctapped in the fuel supplv header existing prior co che init'al survei'ance run on 6/19/91. The cause of a'r e!.t.apnenc vi.thin the fuel supplv header is believed to be due to en in~eccicn pu"p 'laving 'en;..cdif'ccc'cn'vhich had been inplenenced or. rhe 'C'DC n August 1990. The f laving vent modificat'on had been installed to aLleviate an in! eccion pump overheat'ing probler. at idle or lov pover engine operation by draining excess fuel nil bac'k to the main fuel oil storage tanks. The nev f loving vents have been:ound ineffective in vencing air from the fuel header dur'ing scarcup. This modification had been installed on EDCs 'A'hrough August and October 1990., It should be noted that EDG 'E', vhich is a 'D'etveen f':th and spa.e EDC ac Susquehanna, is of a diffetent design and d'd noc require this modif icacicn. '~'armer outside temperatures experienced recently have cade che problem -ore evident as decreased fuel oil viscosity results faster draining. thus increas'ng the rate at vhich air enters che fuel header.
Prior to the 'C'G 6/19/91 slav start, a concetn for potential voiding c.'
'.uel supplv header had o):lv been surnised for the 'D'DC. The 'D'DC had experienced a slov scarc on Iarch 25, 1991 during a maintenance troubleshooting run. Although the root cause of rhe 'D'DG slov start could noc be conclusively determined, one pocencia) contributor vas identified as the modification to the fuel oil f loving vent lines. hs a result, the f loving vert
nes vere te-modified to eliminate a potential fuel header voiding problem, Similat re-modifications vere developed ac thar. tine ta be implemented as a precautionary measure on the 'h', 'B'nd 'C'DCs )
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caused by a modification performed on 'A'hrough 'D'DGs in 1990, could :Il.
potentially result in start tines exceeding those required vhen thc engines are started once per 31 days in accordance vith the Technical Specifications.
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CORRECTIVE ACTION'S Inspections immediately after the failure verified no fuel piping 1caks that could have lead co the slow scarc. A manual Fuel Oil Booster Pump start vas initiated co determine if a pump or pressure regulator valve problem vas evident. Fuel pressure rise vas normal and vithin 2 seconds, demonstrating proper operation of che Booster Pump and a completely "solid" (no air voiding) fuel supply header.
Fuel Control rack operation vas observed to be normal.
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A troubleshooting scarc was perf or=ed and the 'C'DC start time vas 7.7 seconds. The Booster Pump vas obsezved co scart immediately and stop a fev seconds lacer per ics design. Fuel pressure vas observed to rise to raced pressure vichin 3 seconds.
The monthly surveillance cesc vas repeaced. Start time vas 7.6 seconds.
Proper fuel system operation vas again observed.
The 'C'DC vas started from ambient conditions at 0535 hours0.00619 days <br />0.149 hours <br />8.845899e-4 weeks <br />2.035675e-4 months <br /> on 6/20/91. The purpose of this restart vas to verify that no ocher failure mechanism vas being aasked by the relatively short shutdovn times becveen the previous starts.
Folloving the successful start, the 'C'DC vas declazed OPERABLE.
The ' EDG ~as tested on" e every 7 days in accordance with Tech Spec z quirenents. Additionally, start tests were immediately performed on the 'A'nd 'B'DGs. As a prudent measure. EDGs 'A'nd 'B'ere started once every l5 days until the flowing vent re-mod' ication was completed on thex.
The floving vent re-modification was completed on al) EDGe by '7/27/91. Results to-date have shown improvements in EDG start times. This SOOR is recommended for closure.
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REPORT NO, PAGE 1. OF SSES SIGNIFICANT 1 "91" 156 2 OPERATING 8ARRY W PALMER 06/ 19/9 1 OCCURRENCE REPORT INITIATOR DATE STA EVENT REPORTING FORM WORK GROUP UNIT SYSTEM BLDG. LOCATION EVENT DATE RX POWER/CONDITION PRIORITY NO. A E AND TIME U1 100 1 I 0 24 44 677 06/19/91 145 u2 100 1 EVENT DESCRIPTION I INITIAL INVESTIGATION The 'C'iesel generator was declared inoperable when it failed to star t within 10 seconds dur ing per formance of the Diesel Generator Monthly gQ.V Operability Test.
While performing the Diesel Generator Monthly Operability Test,
'C'iesel generator failed .to start within the equired 10 seconds. The T SO"024-001,"'he start times to reach rated frequency, speed, and voltage were 28, 24, 20.
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There were no adverse safety consequences as a result of this event, oi iour diesel generators were available at all ticres meeting the minimum station backup emergency power supply design basis requirement. The "C" did star and would have been available as a pcM r supply Once the diesel was started air was purged frcm the uel system.
if an event Diese'enerator had occurred.
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Corrective action is to install iXP 91-9013 C, Fuel Oil System Vent Line Modification. Un"'l t"..e nadification can be installed the "C" Diesel Generator shall be started every seven days. The reduced period between starts will maintain the fuel upply header purged of air.
Similarly, DCP 91-9013 A and B shall be installed on diese).s "A" and "B" to prevent a similar occurrence. Although a slow start has not ocvuraR on either these diesels they shall be started at an increased frequency of every
'f 15 days as a precaution until the mxlification can be installed.
The uel Oil System Vent Line Mcdification was ccrrpleted on Diesel Generator "D" on 5/25/91.
AC1'ZONS 'IO PR~~Z RECURRENC" There are no 5 Her actions to prevent recun~ce.
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Failed Component Identification: None identified Previous Similar Events: LER 90-015-00 reported a slov start on the A'DG 7/26/90. Thlf cause of the slow start vas a sheared 1" reducer on the air start header piping.
PLAS-455 {Special Report) described a slow start on the 'D'DG on 10/30/90. No positive root cause was determined.
PLAS-428 {Special Report) described a slov start on the 'E'DG on 5/15/90. This slov start vas attributed to air infiltration into the fuel oil piping as a result of a Fuel Oil Booster pump suction flange leak-.
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O'0 "'c II..I. I'nImcr SIISc)',E)IAY4A STF.,": EI.FCTR IC STATION DIESEI. GENERATOR A FAILl'RE DURING SF.-""'-107 APRIL -"", 1991 I'. I S- 3 7 2 9>> FII.F. R48-6 SF '07, '18 ~ I nth Diesel Generatnr A and C (or E> Auto Start nnd ESS Buses nnd .'.0 Fnc rgi;at inn nn Lnss nf Offsire Pnwcr with a I.OCA-Plant Shutdown",
pcrfnrms testing tn fulfill sevcrn1 Technical Spccificntinn surveillance renu!renents. During the performance nf SE-224-107 on April 22, 1991. Diesr 1 Gencrntnr's "A" and "C" vere given n start signal via the SE orocedure. The "A" D!rsr I fni I cc! tc nch'.eve rated speed. As n result, rntec! vc Itnge nnd frccucnrv vc!r nlsn nnt achieved and the Diesel did nnr enrrgi.".r the cmergcnc",
bus. Subsequently. the engine vns manually trippec!.
IInsed nn the prnpcr illuminntinr. c f test lights and the nrnn'e. start of the "C" Diesel, ve believe that the failure of the "A" Diesel tn prnperly start is associated with a problem with the "A" Diesel and nct with thc ESP. logic.
.Iaintenance is continuing its trouble shootinp,,investign'tion-w5:th- the "A" Diesel to better determine cause. In the interim- the.following issues r.ust be addressed:
(I'I Substitution o. the "E" Diesel for the "A" Diese...
<<ased nn the isfn....atinn ve Lave. "e believe the failure ni the "A" Diesel is assnciated with the engine itself. Therefor . no additional surveillance testing, above and beyond what is normally dnne fnr subst'tuticn. is, required.
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Due tc the problem with the "A" Diesel the test could net be completed.
Although pnrtions nf the test were successfully cnrpleted. it is our intent to reperfnrm the surveillance, in its entirety, vhrn thc "A" Dirse1 is returned tn service. II C
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Dear Mr. Martin Attn:
Librarian Ail Diesel Generator failures, valid or invalid, are to be reporttxt as required by Regulatory Guide 1.108, Section C.3.b and Technical Specificaticn 4.8.1.1.4.
On Nay 15, 1990 at, 2125 hours0.0246 days <br />0.59 hours <br />0.00351 weeks <br />8.085625e-4 months <br /> the 'E'iesel Gyrator (D/G) was start~A in
'O'/G c&c m being renaved ~
accorda~ with surveillance test SO-024W01 following its substitution for the service for maintenance. D/G 'E's a spare fi th D/G which can be substit~ for any of the four (A,B,C or D) D/G's at Susquehanna. The 'E'/G failed to achieve generator. frc~mcy ~f 60 (+3.0,
-3,0) Hz within 10 seccax1s as xmp~B by Technical Specification Surveillance Requirazant 4.8.1.1.2.a. The.'E'/G was shutdown. Limiting '.".yditica for Operation (M3) 3.8.1.1 was entered. 'Ihe 'D'/G was substituted back in for the 'E'/G. Thus, four separate, independent D/G's were again OPERABLE as required by the Technical Specifications and IlD 3.8.1.1 was cleared.
Th s was the second observed abnormal start of the 'E'/G in a little mare than a one nenth period. On April 10, 1990 the cbserved generator frequency did not meet its required value within 10 seconds during a start attarpt. 'Ibis start a tempt was classified as a ncnmalid test by Operaticas since followed rtaintenance activities wh'ch had beew perfoxmed on the 'E'/G.
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Follcwing the 4-10-90 sluggish start the 'E'/G frequency meter circuit was enrrnined, along with the governor fuel rack, air start, speed sensing and other ccmponents and no abnormalities were found. prior to the start, the air supply to the starting header had been conf~ t'o be rxrrmal at greater than or equal to 240 psig. A second start attempt had been successful with the D/G attaining its required parrrmeters within the 10 second time limit. The specific cause'f the 4-10-90 slow start could not be deterrruned at that time, however, the investigation did not identify any reason for the slow start to be classified as a valid test or failure. A subsequent start atterrrpt on 4-12-90 at 1331 hours0.0154 days <br />0.37 hours <br />0.0022 weeks <br />5.064455e-4 months <br /> was also successful with the 0/G attaining all required parameters within the 10 second tine limit.
Following the 5-15-90 slow start, a second start attempt was made with the 0/G nrccessfully attaining its required parameters within the 10 second tire limit.
An investigation was then conducted and several air contml pressure rr gulator or shuttle valves were disassembled, inspected and tested along with starting relay logic circuitry. No abnormalities were found. Finally, the fuel oil system pipirrg was inspected and a loose suction flange on the DC Fuel Oil Booster Pump was found to be leaki;rg slowly and is believed to have been drawing air in, resulting in slower engine acceleration on fuel oil during initial start attempts.
ine Fuel Oil Booster ~ suction flange was properly tight~
successful start of the 'E'/G follcwed at 2040 hours0.0236 days <br />0.567 hours <br />0.00337 weeks <br />7.7622e-4 months <br /> on 5-17-90. The loose suction flange, and resultant introduction of air to the fuel oil system, is and another believed to be the cause of the 5-15-9.0 surveillance test failure.
To prevent recurrence, the Maintenance Section will rranitor the integrity of this flange ard other fuel oil system connections to optimize the inspection pericds for these types of connections consistent with the D/G reliability program efforts. As a result of review of the D/G 4-10-90 test run classification, performed subsequent to the 5-15-90 0/G slow start, PP&L is
~iewing its practice ccncerning when a diesel run is classified as a post maintenance test versus operabilirg test and wiU.. establish clear classification directions consistent with Regulatory Guide 1.108.
The loose pm'uction flange, discovered-after the 5-15-90 slow start, is new believed to be a potential cause of the 4-10-90 slur start, which would lend scrr credence to retroactive classification of the 4-10-90 slow start as a valid test failure. In this case, however, PPRL feels that if bcrc i slow starts are attributed to this sarw'. cause, it would not be in the best interest of the 0/G reliability efforts to re-classify the 4-10-90 start attempt as a valid;.
test failure. 'Ihis would result in having two (2) failures in the last 20, valid tests and a test interval of one start at, least once per 7 days per Tech Spec Table 4.8.1.1.2-1, which PPr L feels would be an unneoessary burden on the
'E'/G and unjustifiable fran a reliability standpoint. due to a singular causal factor which was corrected. As such the 4-10-90 slow start will remain classified as a ncamalid test. This position was reviewed with the NRr Senior Resident Inspector. D/G 'E'as unavailable for substitution use fran 2125
'I' 4 C ~ ~ ~ '8 hours9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br /> on'5-15-90 to 2040 hours0.0236 days <br />0.567 hours <br />0.00337 weeks <br />7.7622e-4 months <br /> on 5-17-90. 'Ihe 5-15-90 'E'/G slew start tea is ccnsidered a valid test and valid failure. The Diesel Generator Start Log indicates there is one (1) diesel failure in the last 20 valid tests. The diesel test interval is one start at 1";~t once per 31 days per Technical Specification Table 4.8.1.1.2-1.
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A.2 Motor Driven Pump Data RHR pumps Demands Number Failures thru 89 90-97" total thru 89@ 90-97'otal 1A 408 268 676 0 0 0 1B 303 256 559 0 0 0 1C 173 199 372 0 0 0 1D 198 215 413 0 0 0 2A 99 257 356 0 0 0 2B 128 274 402 2 0 2 2C 86 '51 337 1 ~
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,Total 1484 1948 3432 4 2 6 Q Data through 89 is obtained in Volurnc III Section C.l of the IPE-199l it Demad data is obtained from EC-RISK-1060, Rev. 1. Failure data is obtained from reviews of SOOR & CR summaries. These summaries are provided in this Appendix RHR Pump Run Times The RHR pump run times and failures during operation were obtained from the IPR through 1/1/90 and estimated from the attached data through 12/31/97. The number of pump failures to run were obtained from SOOR & CR summaries. The run hours for the pumps from 1/90 through 12/97 were estimated by multiplying the closed fraction reported on the HRPD output by the number of hours between 1/90 through 12/97 (70140 hours). This was required because the HRPD data was queried only through 7/31/96.
RHR pumps to Run Number Failures thru 89 f open 90-97 total thru 89 90-97 total 1A 5776 0.931 4837 10613 0 1B 3029 0.934 4627 7656 0 1C 3608 0.954 3225 6833 0 1D 2596 0.952 3365 5961 0 2A 2502 0.947 3716 6218 0 2B 2704 0.918 5749 8453 0 2C 2096 0.925 5258 7354 0 2D 3235 0.924 5328 8563 0 Total 25546 36104 61650 0 , 0 0
Emergency Service Water Pumps'ump Demands Number Failures Number Failures A 1559 4 30247 1 B 1472 1 42212 2 C 1439 2 27191 1 D 952 1 31035 0 Total 5422 8 130685 4 The ESW pump demand data was obtained from EC-RISK-1060 Rev. 1. The failure data through 1989 was obtained from EC-RISK-0503. Rev. 1. Failures subsequent to 1989 were obtained from a review of the SSPI and Maintenance rule'records. No failures were reported subsequent to 1989.
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Data for the core spray pumps is derived from unit one data.
Core Starts Failures Run Failure Spray Hours 1A 215 3285 1B 236 4553 1C 190 1749 1D 202 5925 2A 181 3287 2B 198 3613 2C 160 2913 2D 170 3092 Total 1553 0 28418 0 RHRSW The RHRSW starts and run hours were estimated from the attached HRPD data. The numbers were estimated since the data did not cover the entire sane of the data. Therefor it was assumed that the pumps were used at a similar frequency and duration during the periods where the data is absent as when the data is provided by HRPD. The ratio of known to estimated data is provided below.
RHRSW U1 4/30/98 7/1/83 7/1/83 9/10/82 14.8411 0.805479 0.94852 1/10/95 4/1/98 2/1/85 5/8/84 9.945205 13.90685 '0.71513 Demand Operating Known Estimated Known Estimated 1A 842 888 16902 17819 1B 785 828 14531 15320 2A 709 991 14483 20252 2B 643 899 12431 17383 2979 3606 58347 70774
NDBH-71 UNIT '1,PAGE 138 05/21/98 08:20:34 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:00 ON 7/01/83 ANO 23:59 ON 4/30/98 INTERVAL DURATION: 3003 1:59:59 POINT: EKZ43 *- ESS BUS 1A TO CSPRY PP A STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 - CLOSED OPEN 1 TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 202 TOTAL TIME OPEN 26953:40:25 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 2 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.976 TOTAL TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED IMPLIED CLOSED 190'OTAL TIME CLOSED 3078:19:34 14 AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 622: 19: 18 CLOSED 15:09:51
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TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 222 TOTAL TIME OPEN 25766:03:42 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.967 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 4 I TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 213 TOTAL TIME CLOSED 4265:56:17 I TOTAL IMPLIED CLOSED 13 I AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 556:29:13 CLOSED 18:57:35 I I
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NDBH-71 UNIT 1,PAGE 187 05/21/98 08:20:34 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:00 ON 7/01/83 AND 23:59 ON 4/30/98 INTERVAL DURATION: 30031:59:59 POINT: EKZ63 - ESS BUS 1D TO CSPRY PP 0 STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 OPEN 1 CLOSED TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN I TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 190 TOTAL TIME OPEN 24480:56: 18 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.957 5
TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 184 TOTAL TIME CLOSED 5551:03:41 TOTAL IMPLIED CLOSED 11 AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 638:21:49 CLOSED 28:36:49
NOSH-71 UNIT 2,PAGE 17 08/12/96 10: 31: 40 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:01 ON 1/01/90 AND 23:59 ON 7/31/96 INTERVAL DURATION: 57695:58:59 POINT: EKZ71 - ESS BUS 2A TO RHR PP A STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 - OPEN 1 CLOSED TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 211 TOTAL TIME OPEN 54647:38:02 OUT OF SERVICE FRAG'TION: 0.947 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 3 TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 172 TOTAL TIME CLOSED 3048:20:57 TOTAL IMPLIED CLOSED 42 AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 255:21:45 CLOSED 14: 18:41
NDBH-71 UNIT 2,PAGE 35 08/12/96 10: 3 I: 40 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:01 ON 1/01/90 AND 23:59 ON 7/31/96 INTERVAL DURATION: 57695:58:59 POINT: EKZ77 - ESS BUS 28 TO RHR PP 8 STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 - OPEN 1
- CLOSED TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 224 TOTAL TIME OPEN 52824:27:15 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.916 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 4 TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 174 TOTAL T'IME CLOSED 4871: 31: 44 TOTAL IMPLIED CLOSED 54 AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 231: 41: 10 CLOSED 21:27:37
NDBH-71 UNIT 2,PAGE 52 08/12/96 10: 31: 40 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0: 01 ON 1/01/90 AND 23:59 ON 7/31/96 INTERVAL DURATION: 57695: 58: 59 POINT: EKZ82 ESS BUS 2C TO RHR PP C STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 - OPEN 1 - CLOSED TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 203 TOTAL TIME OPEN 53354:53:21 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.925 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 6 TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 146 TOTAL TIME CLOSED 4341:05:38 TOTAL IMPLIED CLOSED 63 AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 255:17:11 CLOSED 20:52:14
NDBH-71 UNIT 2, PAGE 67 08/12/96 10:3'I:40 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:01 ON 1/01/90 AND 23:59 ON 7/31/96 INTERVAL DURATION: 57695:58:59 POINT: EKZ87 - ESS BUS 2D TO RHR PP D STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 OPEN 1 CLOSED TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 188 TOTAL TIME OPEN 53285:57:40 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.924 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 3 TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 158 TOTAL TIME CLOSED 4410: 01: 19 TOTAL IMPLIED CLOSED 33 AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 278:59:02 CLOSED 23:12:38
NDBH-71 UNIT 1, PAGE 18 08/12/96 10: 30: 46 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:01 ON 1/01/90 AND 23:59 ON 7/31/96 INTERVAL DURATION: 57695:58:59 POINT: EKZ41 - ESS BUS 1A TO RHR PP A STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 OPEN 1 CLOSED TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 220 TOTAL TIME OPEN 53729:21:40 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.931 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 3 TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 213 TOTAL TIME CLOSED 3966:37:19 TOTAL IMPLIED CLOSED 10 AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 240:56:19 CLOSED 17:52:03
NDBH-71 UNIT 1,PAGE 35 08/12/96 10:30:46 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:01 ON I/01/90 ANO 23:59 ON 7/31/96 INTERVAL DURATION: 5?695:58:59 POINT: EKZ48 - ESS BUS 18 TO RHR PP 8 STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 - OPEN CLOSED TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 208 TOTAL TIME OPEN 53862:53:16 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.934 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 5 TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 203 TOTAL TIME CLOSED 3833:05:43 TOTAL IMPLIED CLOSED 10 AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 252:52:38 CLOSED 18:04:50
NDBH-71 UNIT 1,PAGE 49 08/12/96 10 30 46 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:01 ON 1/01/90 AND 23:59 ON 7/31/96 INTERVAL DURATION: 57695:58:59 POINT: EKZ55 - ESS BUS 1C TO RHR PP C STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 OPEN 1 - CLOSED TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 163 TOTAL TIME OPEN 55062:36:01 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.954 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 3 TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 155 TOTAL TIME CLOSED 2633:22:58 TOTAL AVG IMPLIED CLOSED TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN ll 331:42:08 CLOSED 15:57:35
NDBH-7 1 UNIT 1, PAGE 64 08/12/96 10:30:46 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:01 ON 1/01/90 ANO 23:59 ON 7/31/96 INTERVAL DURATION: 57695:58:59 POINT: EKZ61 - ESS BUS 1D TO RHR PP D STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 OPEN 1
- CLOSED TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 178 TOTAL TIME OPEN 54928:15:02 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.952 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 1 TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 167 TOTAL TIME CLOSED 2767:43:57 TOTAL IMPLIED CIOSED 12 AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 306:51:42 CLOSED 15:32:56
A.3 Summary of RHR SOORs and CRs.
'NDBtl-7 1 UNIT 1, PAGE 63 05/21/98 08:20:34 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:00 ON 7/01/83 AND 23:59 ON 4/30/98 INTERVAL DURATION: 30031:59:59 POINT: AEZ49 - RHR SW PUMP A BKR STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 - OPEN 1 - CLOSED TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL AVG NUMBER OF OPEN IMPLIED OPEN NUMBER OF CLOSED IMPLIED CLOSED TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 773 69 824 18 TOTAL TIME OPEN TOTAL TIME CLOSED 134: 21: 29 CLOSED
$ 13129 l41:05 16902 l 18:54 20:05:52
~ ~ gg OUT OF J
SERVICE FRACTION: O. 870~i I
NDBH 71 UNIT 1,PAGE 122 I 05/21/98 08:20:34 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:00 ON 7/01/83 ANO 23:59 ON 4/30/98 INTERVAL DURATION: 30031:59:59 POINT: AEZ50 - RHR SW PUMP 8 'BKR STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 - OPEN 1 - CLOSED TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 735 TOTAL TiME OPEN 15500:55:43 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.888 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 50 TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 760 TOTAL TIME CLOSED 14531:04:16 TOTAL IMPLIED CLOSED 25 AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 147:08:05 CLOSED 18:32:04
NDBH-71 UNIT 2, PAGE 53 05/21/98 08:24:05 PD DATA REPORT FOR- THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:00 ON 2/01/85 ANO 0:01 ON 1/01/95 INTERVAL DURATION: 86904:01:59 POINT: AEZ49 - RHR-SW PUMP A BKR STATE DEFIN IONS: 0 - OPEN 1
- CLOSED TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 645 TOTAL TIME OPEN 72420:45: 12 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.833 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 64 TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 636 TOTAL TIME CLOSED 14483:16:47 TOTAL IMPLIED CLOSED 73 AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 102:08:41 CLOSED 20:27:23
NDBH-71 UNIT 2,PAGE 101 05/21/98 08:24:05 HRPD DATA REPORT FOR THE INTERVAL BETWEEN 0:00 ON 2/01/85 AND 0:01 ON 1/01/95 INTERVAL DURATION: 86904:01:59 POINT: AEZSO RHR SW PUMP 8 BKR STATE DEFINITIONS: 0 OPEN 1
- CLOSED TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN 579 TOTAL TIME OPEN 74472:32:33 OUT OF SERVICE FRACTION: 0.857 TOTAL IMPLIED OPEN 64 TOTAL NUMBER OF CLOSED 612 TOTAL TIME CLOSED 12431:29:26 TOTAL IMPLIED CLOSED 31 AVG TIME INTERVALS IN OPEN 115:49:13 CLOSED 19: 21:49
A.3 Summary of RHR SOORs and CRs.
SSSSSSSSSS 00000000 777777777777 00000 TTTTTTTTTTTT 11 SSSSSSSSSSSS 0000000000 77777777777 0000000000 TTTTTTTTTTTT 111 SS SS 00 0000 77 77 00 0000'0 TT 1111 SS 00 00 00 77 00 00 TT 11 UU UU SSS 00 00 00 77 00 00 00 TT 11 UU UU SSSSSSSSS 00 00 00 77 00 00 00 TT 11 UU UU SSSSSSSSS 00 00 00 77 00 00 00 TT 11 UU UU SSS 00 00 00 77 00 00: 00 TT UU UU SS 0000 00 77 0000 00 TT 11 UU UU SS SS 000 00 77 000 00 TT 11 UUUUUUUUUUUU SSSSSSSSSSSS 0000000000 77 0000000000 TT 1111111111 UUUUUUUUUU SSSSSSSSSS 00000000 77. 00000000 TT 1111111111 JJJJJJJJJJ 0000000000 BBBBBBBBBBB 00000000 6666666666 655556665565 00000000 8888888888 JJJJJJJJJJ 000000000000 BBBBBBBBBBBB 0000000000 666666666666 555555655555 0000000000 888888888888 JJ 00 OO BB BB 00 0000 66 66 55 00 0000 88 88 JJ 00 00 BB BB 00 00 00 66 66 00 00 00 88 88
'000'0 Jd OO OO BB BB 00 00 00 66 66 00 00 00 88 88 JJ OO OO BBBBBBBBBB 00 00 00 66666666666 555565666 00 88888888 JJ OO OO 8888868886 00 00 00 666666666666 5565656'666 00 00 88888888 JJ OO OO 88 86 00 00 00 66 66 66 00 00 00 88 88 JJ JJ OO OO 88 86 0000 00 66 66 66 0000 00 88 88 dJ Jd OO OO BB 88 000 00 66 . 66 85 000 00 88 88 JdJJJJJJ 000000000000 BBBBBBBBBBBB 0000000000 666666666666 666655656666 0000000000 888888888888 JJJJJd 0000000000 88888888888 00000000 6666666666 65566666566 00000000 -8888888888 i~//US070TI JOB 720588P ~ RJE WA RPT , MAIL - GARY BURNS, SYS ENG-2ND
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SSSSSSSSSS 00000000 777777777777 000000 TTTTTTTTTTTT 11 UU UU SSSSSSSSSSSS 0000000000 77777777777 0000000000 TTTTTTTTTTTT 111 UU UU SS SS 00 0000 77 77 00 0000 TT 1111 UU UU SS 00 00 00 77 00 00 00 TT 11 UU UU SSS 00 00 00 77 00 00 00 TT 11 UU UU UU UU SSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSS 00,00 00 00 00 00 77 77 00 00 00 00 00 00 TT TT 11 11 UU UU SSS 00 00 00 77 00 00 00 TT 11 UU UU SS 0000 00 77 0000 00 TT 11 UU . UU SS SS 000 00 77 000 00 TT 11 UUUUUUUUUUUU SSSSSSSSSSSS 0000000000 77 0000000000 TT 1111111111 UUUUUUUUUU SSSSSSSSSS 00000000 77 00000000 TT 1111111111 JJJJJJJJJJ 0000000000 BBBBBBB8888 00000000 6666666666 555555555555 00000000 8888888888 JJJJJJJJJJ 000000000000 BBBBBBBBBBBB 0000000000 666666666666 555555555555 0000000000 888888888888 JJ OO OO BB 88 00 0000 66 66 65 00 0000 88 88 JJ OO OO BB 88 00 00 00 66 55 00 00 00 88 88 JJ OO . OO BB BB 00 00 00 66 55 00 00 00 88 88 JJ OO 00 BBBBBBBBBB 00 00 00 66666666666 555555555 00 00 00 88888888 JJ BBBBBBBBBB 00 00 00 666666666666 5555555555 00 00 00 88888888 JJ OO OO OO OO 88 BB 00 00 00 66 66 55 00'0 00 88 88 88 88 JJ JJ OO OO BB BB 0000 00 66 66 55 0000 00 JJ JJ OO OO BB BB 000 00 66 66 55 000 00 88 88 JJJJJJJJ 000000000000 BBBBBBBBBBBB 0000000000 666666666666 555555555555 0000000000 888888888888 JJJJJJ 0000000000 BBBBBBBBBBB 00000000 6666666666 55555555555 00000000 8888888888 44//US07071 JOB 720588'RJE WA RPT', MAIL - GARY BURNS'YS .ENG-2ND NOTIFY: US07 JOB NAME: US070T1 USERID: US07 SYSOUT CLASS: A DESTINATION: RJEBO PRINT TIME: 10.49.08 PRINT DATE: 02 OCT 95 W 4r PRINTER NAME: RJEBOPR1 PRINTER TYPE: PRT 4 4
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PMI S: 49 SUSQU ANNA SES SOOR
SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 0/ 1 PAGE 1 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE & SOOR /I P M I 5 OCCUR SYS SOOR Ii DATE DESCRIPTION 49 84-081 2/09/84 RHR PUMP SEAL WTR COOLERS ARE INADEQUATELY DESIGNED.
2/9/84 EVAL COM. MTG. RECOMMENDS 10CFR72 REPORT, PLI-31058.
THE SEAL WATER COOLERS WERE REPLACED WITH NEW SHELLS MADE OF CAST STEEL VS. CAST IRON.
NQA REVIEW REQ. DELETED PER OPS - 5 R.S.
CI.QSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 64 49 86 225 7/23/05 HR, ESW FLOW TRANSMITTERS COMPLETELY COVERED UNDER WATER.
AUSED~BY> GROUND WATER LEAKING BY SEALS IN MANHOLES.
WRAPS-0$ l53PWjtI TTEN TO DETERMINE REPAIR METHODS.
,EMPT./PM ISSUED TO PUMP DOWN MANHOLES. WA S65301 & S73632 OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 54 "SEALEP C)OS) P fEPPTRATIONS.
49 87-395 7/02/87 POST LOCA BYPASS LEAKAGE WATER SEAL BARRIER IS SUSPECT FOR. BRANCH'LINES CONNECTED TO RHR AND CORE SPRAY SYSTEMS.
LICENSING REVIEWED THE CONDITION AND DETERMINED THAT IT WAS NOT REPORTABLE. REF. NCR 87-0288 FOR FURTHER EVALUATION CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 51 49 88-140 5/05/88 POTENTIAL REPORTABILITY RE: HPCI, RCIC & RHR LIMITORQUE OPERATOR S. NUCLEAR DESIGN CONCLUDED THAT THE AMOUNTING ARRANGEMENT WAS NOT ENVIRONMENTALLY QUALIFIED. LICENSING DETERMINED THAT THE CONDITION IS NOT REPORTABLE PER PART 21. REF NCR'5 88- 110, 181, 182 & 267.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 50 52 49 1-89-339 11/08/89 CONTAINMENT BOUNDRY VALVE CAP FOUND REMOVED FROM 151077&251077 REF NCR 89-0697 AND 701.
REF EWR M00020 WHICH DETERMINED THAT THE CONDITION DOES NOT VIOLATE PPL COMMITMENT TO GDC-56.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-91-089 4/17/91 RWCU BLOWDOWN MAY NOT BE A VIABLE METHOD OF HEAT REMOVAL FROM CONTAINMENT BELOW APPROX 450 PSI RX VESSEL PRESSURE.
ERT PERFORMED. REF PLI 68259. ROOT CAUSE OF THIS OCCURRENCE WAS INADEQUATE COMMUNICATION. THIS CONTRIBUTED TO THE FAILURE TO RESOLVE THE TECHNICAL OPINION DIFFERENCES BETWEEN NUCLEAR FUELS, SYSTEM ENGINEERING AND OPERATIONS. THIS IS CONSIDERED TO BE AN
/ ISOLATED OCCURRENCE BETWEEN THESE TWO WORK GROUPS.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-91-266 10/18/91 RHR AND CORE SPRAY VALVES SUSCEPTIBLE TO PRESSURE LOCKING ~
RECOMMENDED CORRECTIVE ACTION IS TO DRILL A HOLE IN THE DISK OF EACH AFFECTED INJECTION VALVE. REF DCP 91 9080 THRU 9083 91"9080 AND 91-9082 CORRECTED FOR Ul DURING 6RIO. 'CP DCP 91-9081 AND 91-9083 INSTALLED DURING U2 BRIO.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 51 TOTAL: 7
PMIS:EVR49 SUSQUEHANNA SES SOOR
SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 0/1 PAGE 2 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE d SOOR tt P M I S OCCUR SYS SOOR tt DATE DESCRIPTION 49 83-063 2/16/83 ALT EPA BKR TRIP CAUSED LOSS OF S/D COOLING.
ALTERNATE POWER SUPPLY TO THE RPS IS NOT ISOLATED FROM THE PLANT
/)/~wc'.< ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AND TRIPS ON SMALL VOLTAGE OR FREQUENCY OSCILLATIONS. -
'QA REVIEW' " (EQ. DELETED PER OPS 5 R.S.
CLOSED 1 49 83 064 2/16/83 ALT'PA BKR. TRIP CAUSED LOSS OF RHR S/D COOLING ALTERNATE POWER SUPPLY TO THE RPS IS NOT ISOLATED FROM THE PLANT ELECTRICALi S)STEM iTRIPS ON SMALL VOLTAGE OR FREQUENCY OSCILt:ATiONS.'"
~ 'tt A ttEVIEW REQ. DELETED PER OPS - 5 R.B.
49, 85 088 2/ 18/83 RHR" 'Bh INJ. VALVE HIGH VIBRATION. (F017 VALVES)
THE OPERAiTit(GJPROCEDURES HAVE BEEN MODIFIED.
82"'051)'l('lSQ't)PFULE) RELEASED 8/7/84.
<REQ) 'DELETED PER OPS - 5 R.5.
PgR "I NQ'4+REVIEW I'~>' it pAO(
49'3-129 4/08/83 HHR Hf PISCHARGE VALVE 1F0038. WOULD NOT OPEN.
T E PTOR WAS" tt'Ekg)L'CED. WA-S31070 NR 'REVIEW 'RP'Q. DELETED PER OPS - 5 R.S.
C)OSPD"
49C .83-155 5/13/83 5/D COOLING HIGH FLOW SWITCH WAS OUT OF TOLERANCE LIMITS.
BARTON MODEL 28IBA SETPOINT DRIFT ~ C CALIBRATION DATA IS BEING TRENDED-REF SOOR 2 BP P49 WHICH IS MASTER
'CLOSED.
49,v 83 334 1/06/83 RHR LOOP '8'ECLARED INOP - CHECK VALVE )F0318 WOULD NOT SEAT.
CAUSED'BY MIS"A).'1GNt(ENT" OF THE VALVE DISC AND A BENT HINGE PIN.
1 EWR')DSEA 60003'7 tPROVIDED CORRECTIVE ACTION.
NEEDED.
PHR t SYS"VLVS CLOSED> I 8 WEPE W hi 'f(SPECTED/REPAIRED AS 49 83-370 12/03/83 RHR VALVES FAILED TO MEET ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA.
THE ).EAKAGE PAST'RHR TESTABLE CHECK VALVES ( 1F050 A d 8) AND E'QUA).12ING'VAKVESV'((F122A d 8) WAS TOO GREAT TO BE MEASURED.
PERMANEN'P(CHANGE'MADE TO S0-100-019..
t CLOSED(DCC 1 .8 I
49 83-373 12/07/83 RHR CONDUOTIVITY INSTRUMENT CR1.2351 INACCURATE.
EMOS WRI TTQMt TO S/A( S AND OPS ABOUT REPORTING WHEN CHEMISTRY gi'TAKENG 'SAtlPL'ES~. '
CL6SED/DOCS( '.
49 84-057 1/29/84 1E CIRCUITS t(OT ISOLATED FOR RHR.
10CF(50.'65E AND )OCf R21 REPORTS WERE MADE ~
RPF'1 SOOR I
'-8/~0 ) 2:
CLOSEDV
)
49 84-O7O 2/03/84 RHR PUMP. TRIP. QND VALVES F008 d F009 CLOSED WITH NO ALARMS.
PROBhBf.'E CAUSE FROM HIGH FLOW AS A RESULT OF VALVING OPERATIONS.
SYSeWAS t(E)klPNjEDiTO SERVICE WITHOUT INCIDENT a"- C'LOSP 4'Pl t~
D'i.".4!r '
49 84-138 3/21/84 RHR SHUTDO tl COOLING ISOLATION ACTUATION, HIGH FLOW SUSPECTED SPURIOUSi A TUATION OF RHR DIFF. PRESSURE SWITCHES CAUSED CLOSURE OF 'SH, TDOW tCOOLING INBOARD AND OUTBOARD ISOLATION VALVES. THIS WAS'iA I ACT A/ION'DF AN ENGINEERED SAFETY FEATURE. ESF ~
6 'EVE T'HA 'NOT 'RE-OCCURRED AS OF 10/6/86 NO FURTHER ACTIONS ARE PLA NEO. 'EF MASTER SOOR 2-86-171.
C,LOSEP'A'OOP 49 84-204 4/29/84 CLOSEP RHR UNIT II INOP. UNABLE TO COMPLETE S0-149-002.
49 84-298 7/21/84 RHR LOOP 'Bi TEST CHECK VALVE 1F0508 REC'D DUAL INDICATIONS ISI WAS PERFORMED AND ENG. ANALYSIS WAS MADE THAT VLV.
FUNCTIO((S PROPERLY.
10/02/95'USQUE PMI S: E 49 SOOR
SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 0/1 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE & SOOR 11
>... SES P M I S OCCUR SYS SOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION CLOSED 49 84 299 7/21/84 RHR LOOP '8'QUALIZER VALVE 1F1228 DUAL INDICATION.
VLV. VERIFIED CLOSED BY VENTING UPSTREAM PIPING, NO PRESSURE OR FLOW WAS OBSERVED. WA 544361 WILL REWORK THE POSITION SWITCH WHICH IS SUSPECT. REQUIRES CONTAINMENT ENTRY.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 84-316 8/20/84 RHR "8 INOP DUE TO FAILED ISI.
SO'S WILL BE REVISED TO REFLECT THE 96 HOUR EVALUATION STATED IN THE ASME CODE.
CLOSED 49j~'84-344 M =" ' ' -'- 9/ 1/84
'1 'A'HR SUPPRESSION POOL COOLING FULL FLOW TEST VALVE INOP.
VALVE 1F024A. ACTUATOR PINION GEAR KEY WAS MISSING.
WA 544663 REPLACED KEY AND RESTORED SYSTEM.
NQA REVIEW REQ. DELETED PER OPS - 5 R.B.
CLOSED
.OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 84-474 12/19/84- 'RHR F028A VLV. BINDING AND REPEATEDLY TRIPPING BREAKER.
INVESTIGATEO BY. MNT & PACKING 'WAS LUBED & ADJUSTED, VLV. THEN "OPERATED PROPERLY.
CLOSED 49 84-483 12/25/84 " HIGH PRESS ISOLATION OF RHR SD COOLING, HV151F009 WOULDN'T CLEAR NECESSARY TO ISOLATE/VENT PRESS SWITCH 831-N018A TO OPEN VALVE.
PMR 86-7026 WILL PROVIDE CORRECTIVE h1EASURES WHICH WILL BE TRACKED BY MASTER SOOR 2-85-032.
CLOSED 49 85-049 2/01/85 EXCESS, FLOW CHECK VALVES FAILED SURVEILLANCE TEST.
XV-821-F072C FAILED TO ISOLATE, XV-831-F057A FAILED TO REOPEN &
XV-831-F0038 FAILED TO ISOLATE.
WA S50048 REPLACED BLOWN FUSE.
CLOSED TO DCC OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 64 83 49 85-092 3/04/85 RADIOGRAPHY SOURCE WOULD NOT RETRACT INTO IT'S HOLDER, DURING RHR 178 VALVE WELD INSPECTOIN.
++CANCELLED/DOC~~
49 85-132 4/27/85 BYPASS 1-85-046 REMOVED CAUSING LOSS OF SHUTDOWN COOLING ISO VLV ROOT CAUSE WAS STATES LINKS WERE OPENED IN PNL. 1C201 TO e
IMPLEMENT PMR 82-434, AND THIS ACTION WAS NOT DOCUh1ENTED.
WA-551134 INVESTIGATED AND CORRECTED.
REF. MASTER SOOR 2 112 CLOSED.
49 85-154 5/15/85 RHR INIATION PERMISSIVE SETPOINT PS-831-1N0188 OUT OF TOL.
FOUND DURING SI 149-304, WAS RE-CAL'ED. SAT.
CAUSED BY INSTRUX1ENT DRIFT.
CLOSED 49 85-145 5/16/85 RHR MIN FLOW VALVE TIME DELAY, FOR OPENING, DID NOT FUNCTION.
1F007A.
STATUS: REF. MASTER SOOR 1 150 CLOSED 49 85-150 5/20/85 1F007A OPENED TO SUPPRESSION POOL WHILE RUNNING 'A'HR PUMP FOP SHUTDOWN COOLING..
WA-551403 INVESTIGATED AND EVENT COULD NOT BE DUPLICATED NOR A CAUSE DETERlhIPPD.'LOSED 49 85-183 6/08/86 WATER HAMMER OCCURRED WHEN 'A'HR PUMP WAS STARTED.
OP-149-00'OT BEING DUE TO PIPING'EING DRAINED AND- PERFORMED PROPERLY. )NVOI.VED OPERATION'S PERSONNEL WERE COUNSELED.
PMI 6:
10/02/95 R49 SOOR SUSQUEHANNA SES
SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 0/1 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE 6 SOOR N
- PAGE 4 P M I S OCCUR SYS BOOR N . DATE DESCRIPTION ITEM IS ON OPS AGENDA 85-09.
CLOSED TO DCC 49 85-218 7/12/85 RHR ROOT VALVES FOUND CLOSED'OL DID NOT INCLUDE THEM.
RV-1-FT1N013 6 RV-2-FT-1N013 FOR FI-1R607.
PCAF 1-85-0895 CORRECTED CONDITION.
CLOSED TO DCC 49 85-277 9/10/85 RHR/HPCI VLV EXERCISE SURV SE 149-205 6 SE-152-201 NOT PERFORMED AS REQUIRED. INADEQUATE REVIEW OF PMIS AND SCHEDULING ERRORS CAUSED THE SURV TO MISSED.
THIS IS MASTER SOOR FOR 1-85-276, 238 6 253.
OPS ISSUED 50-153-003; REVISED 50-013/113/213-009, REPLACED SE-111/211-201,465 WITH "SO" PROCEDURES CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 59 49 86-009 1/08/86 RHR FLOW RECORDER FR-E11-1R608 FOUND OUT OF TOL.
INSTRUMENT IS USED DURING 50-149 002, OPS INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT- RESULTS WERE NOT AFFECTED.
CLOSED 49 86-031 1/31/86 FLOW IN SUPPRESSION POOL SPRAY WAS NOTED, 1F0278 NOT ~c> A~~C PERFORMANCE OF 50-149-005. PROBABLE CAUSE WAS THAT THE SEATED'OLLOWING HANDSWITCH WAS NOT HELD IN THE CLOSE" POSITION EVENT TO BE RE-VIEWED BY LICENSED PERSONNEL. SO- 149-005 REVISED.
CLOSED 49 86 055 2/19/86 '8'HR SWING BUS MG SET TRIPPED, WAS HOT WHEN TOUCHED BY OPERATOR INVESTIGATING EVENT. LCO ENTERED.
NO PROBLEM WAS IDENTIFIED, NO FURTHER OCCURRENCES WERE EXPERIENCED'ND HEAT WAS DETERMINED TO BE NORMAL.
CLOSED 49 86-062 2/28/86 JUMPERS INCORRECTLY PLACED PER SE-149-001 WHILE TESTING RHR BKRS JUMPER WAS PLACED ON THE WRONG SIDE OF A DROPPING RESISTOR.
WA-552586 INSPECTED FOR DAMAGE, NONE WAS FOUND. INVOLVED PERSONNEL REVIEWED THE EVENT, AND PROCEDURAL WORDING HAS BEEN REVIEWED.
CLOSED 49 86-065 3/01/86 'A'HR PUMP OPERATED WITHOUT THRUST BEARING COOLING VALVED IN. VALVE 111- 129A WAS CLOSED'UE TO IMPROPER TRACKING OF VALVE STATUS ON WA T53113 AND INCOMPLETE EQUIP. CHECK BY'PS PRIOR TO STARTING. REF. HPES REPORT 86-010.
MAINT AND OPS PERSONNEL REVIEWED THE EVENT.
CLOSED 49 86-080 3/16/86 RHR 'A'OOP MIN FLOW VALVE ACTUATION LOWERED VESSEL INVENTORY WHEN IT AUTO OPENED AND DID NOT RECLOSE COMPLETELY WITH HAND SWI.TCH OPERATION, HV"E11 F007A, DUE TO INADEQUATE SPRING-PAC PRESSURE. WA 560484 REPLACED SPRING-PAC WITH ONE OF A HIGHER RANGE, AND ADJUSTED TORQUE SWITCH SETTING TO A HIGHER LEVEL.
CLOSED 49 86-101 3/31/86 RHR 1F007A REPEATEDLY STROKED OPEN AFTER IT WAS CLOSED.
EVENT OCCURRED WHILE RESTORING ESS 18{ 1A202).
POOL. CAUSED BY 1F007A IS THE MIN FLOW VALVE TO SUPPRESSION 1-86-451 OPENING SUPPLY BKRS. FOR HV-1F00849. PCAF WRITTEN TO PROHIBIT OVERRIDING SYS/EQUIPMENT CONTROLS.
CLOSED RHR SUPPRESSION POOL SPRAY PUMP SUCTION PI-E11 1R002C OUT OF TOL 49A 86-270 7/15/86 FOUND DURING PM 01850-01, INSTRUMENT IS USED DURING TECH SPEC 4.0.6 PUMP TESTING. INSTRUMENT,WAS REPLACED 6 SO- 149-002 WAS PERFORMED WITH RESULTS SAT.
CLOSED
~'"-49~'~>,87, 604'~/V'P~.""-"~-.-'-" ' - .*'. "4/04/h7 : RHR'SHUTOFF VALVE .1FONBB WOULb 'NOT STROKE OPEN DURING ATTEMPT TO INITIATE SUPPRESSION POOL COOLING.'j
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REPORT FOR SYS 49 UNIT 0/ 1 PAGE 5 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT ~ ISSUE DATE & SOOR N P M I S OCCUR SYS SOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION A HIGHER SET OF THERMAL OVERLOADS WERE INSTALLED VIA SETPOINT CHANGE. MASTER SOOR FOR 1-87-008. WA S73379 IUSPECTED VALVE WITHOUT ANY PROBLEMS FOUND.
CLOSED 49 87-008 1/08/87 RHR F0288 VALVE THERMALS TRIPPING DURING SUPP POOL COOLING ATTEMPTS. REF MASTER SOOR 1-87-004.
CLOSED 49 87-014 1/13/87 RHR MIN FLOW CHECK VLVS 161F046A-D FAILED SO- 149-002 DUE TO LACK OF INSTALLFD INDICATION ON FLOW PATH PCAF 1-87-0049 ISSUED FOR SO- 149-002 TO CLARIFY INSTRUCTION TO TEST CHECK VALVE. PCAF 2 87 0064 ISSUED FOR SO"249-002.
CLOSED 49 87-075 3/15/87 RHR SUPPRESSION POOL COOLING VALVE 1F0248 FAILED TO FULLY CLOSF .
SYSTEM WAS SECURED BY CLOSING THE 1F0288 ISOLATION VALVE VALVE 1F0248 TORQUE SWITCH SETTING WAS INCREASED WHICH ALLOWED VALVE TO FULLY CLOSE AGAINST SYSTEM DP. EWR M60727 WILL DETERMINE IF,A LARGER MOTOR/ACTUATOR SHOULD BE INSTALLED.
REF. EWR MIS86-727 AND EWR M71 191 (KEN ANDERSON)
WA 570503 RAISED THE TORQUE SETTING FROM 2 1/4 TO 3 1/4 AND THE PROBLEM HAS NOT RE-OCCURRED. . CLOSED 49 87-100 4/07/87 RHR HV 151-F0288 WAS FOUND TO HAVE A BONNET LEAK FOLLOWING SE-159-076. DUE TO MISALIGNMENT OF THE BONNET WHEN INSTALLED ON THE VALVE 60DY. VALVE WAS REPAIRED AND PROPERLY ALIGNED. INVOLVED PERSONNEL RECEIVED TRAINING TO PREVENT RECURRENCE.
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~ <<49 <<g~j87-,144<<ij=. t&a,~., "w'Wn: ~%)~.. 5/26/87 RHR HV-151-F028A WOULD NOT OPEN, ELECTRICALLY:.DURINQ~VAIVE~(ZINEUP
.TO INITIATE .SU)PRESSION'POOL<<: COOL'ING. "THERMAL OVERLDADS 'WERE
- FOUND.rTRIPPBO'!c'PCA'F ( 87. 0500 ISSUED TO PREVENT RECURRENCE ~
REF. BOOR 1-87-153 CLOSED ~C~
f~~g 49<>~a187~46.3' ~ 6/11/87 RHR F028A VALVE FAILED TO OPEN DURING SUPPRESSION POOL
/ M4 COOLING VALVE ALIGNMENT. WA S70085, S70633 & 695 INVESTIGATED WITH NO PROBLEMS FOUND. PCAF<<1-87-0500 & EWR M79227 ISSUED.
REF. MASTER SOOR 1-87"209.
CLOSED 49 " '.87 206 .. ~ 8/03/87 RHR HV151F015A WOULD NOT OPEN ELECTRICALLY OR MANUALLY WA S74802 14(VESTIGATED WITH NO ABNORMALITIES FOUND.
A DEADMAN SWITCH WAS INSTALLED AND THE VALVE WAS STROKED SEVERAL TIMES WITH NO BINDING OR MISALIGNMENT OBSERVED. THERMAL BINDING IS THE APPARENT CAUSE. WA 563756 INSPECTED DURING 3RFIO.
F015A PERFORMED SAT DURING SE-149-001.
CLOSED 49 87-209 8/04/87 RHR HV1F0288 FAILED TO OPEN, BKR THERMAL OVERLOADS TRIPPED PFR'5 SUBMITTED TO INSTALL LARGER VLV OPERATOR MOTORS.
OP-149-005 REVISED AS AN INTERIM MEASURE. TO ALLOW VALVE OPENING UNDER STATIC CONDITIONS. MASTER BOOR FOR 1-87-153.
N. ACT: MAINT - REPLACE RHR 28A&B VALVE ACTUATORS FOR UNIT 1&2.
MAINT .TO WRITE WA'S. (KVC ACTION 2/14/89) .
( NPE IS PERFORMING A DESIGN REVIEW OF MOV'S. REF NRC GENERIC 89-10, RIEE 88-0269 & 0270. CLOSED 'ETTER OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 87-248 9/ 13/87 THE STARTING OF 'C'HR PUMP RESULTED IN A CONTAINMENT ISOLATION ESF ACTUATION WHEN THE F008 VALVE CLOSED, APPARENTLY DUE TO THE PUMP SWAP BEING PERFORMED AT A HIGH FLOW CONDITION. PCAF'S 1-87-093 1 & 2-87-0275 ISSUED. REF WA 578192.
CLOSED 49 87-252 9/17/87 WIRING ERROR FOUND ON RHR RELAY 62AX-20409, TB 81-43 LINK DID NOT HAVE LEADS LANDED ON BOTH SIDES.
INVESTIGATION BY STAFF ENGINEERING FOUND THAT WIRING IS CORRECT.
MNT PLANNING GROUP ATTENDED AN OUT SESSION.
CLOSED
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REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 0/1 10/02/95 SORTER BY UNIT, ISSUE
'R th $ S DATE & SOOR tt OCCUR SYS BOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION 49 87 317 10/09/87 RHR CUT IH PS-831-1N0188 SETPOINT WAS NOT REPEATABLE "304 DURING SI-149-304. WA 578145 REPLACEED SWITCH. SI-149 SPCTIQN 6.2"WAS PERFORMED SAT.
CLOSED 49 87-331 10/09/87 'A'HR HEAT EXCHANGER SPILLED WATER DURING VALVE EXCHANGE.
CAUSED BY HV) 1216A LEAKING BY IT'S SEAT AND CHECK VALVE 112009 NOT CHECKING REVERSE FLOW. REF. NCR 86-0871. SYS KEEPFILL INJECTS HIGHER PRESSURE ON THE LOW PRESSURE SIDE OF HV11215A, CAUSING LEAKAGE.
CLOSED 49 87-285 10/13/87 INCORRECT RHR VALVE WAS DETERMINATED BY WORKERS,'WA S71080 HV 161 F0288 WAS DETERMED RATHER THAN HV-161 F028A AS SPECIFIED ON THE WA. CAUSE WAS WORK GROUP OVERSIGHT. WORK GROUP REVIEWED SOOR & SAFETY MEMO AS 14. HPES87-016 GENERATED. MT GM-060 REVISED AND OJT WAS HELD.
CLOSED 49 87-294 10/16/87 INCORRECT WIRING ON RHR F008 PRESSURE SWITCH WAS FOUND DURING ATTEMPT TO INITIATE SHUTDOWN COOLING; WA 578196, REWIRED STATES LINKS TO NORMAL CONFIG. PS-831-1N0188 REPLACED AND TESTED PER WA S78 146.
CLOSED 49 10/19/87 AN OPDRV EXISTED WHEN RHR F004A WAS OPENED & F006A MOV REMOVED.
87-.296'9 IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE F008 & F009 VALVES OPEN. THE CONDITION WAS RECOGNIZED BY OPS IN A TIMELY MANNER & THE F004A&C VAI.VES WERE IMMEDIATELY CLOSED. UNIT COORDINATION REVIEWED THE EVENT AND AD"QA-326 REQUIREMENTS.
CLOSED 87-305 10/22/87 RHR HEAT EXCHANGER GASKFT LEAKED DURING TP-149-034 OF RHR DIV SUBSEQUENT HYDRO TESTED SAT.
I. WA 573533 RETORQUED THE FLANGE STUDS AND
'YDRO CLOSED 49 87-312 10/27/87 'A'HR PUMP BREAKER FAILED TO TRIP DURING SE-149-001.
A DETERMINATED CABLE WAS FOUND ON VALVE 151F006A. CAUSED BY OVERSIGHT OF THE WORK GROUP. INVOLVED PERSONNEL REVIEWED AD-QA-500 & 502 AND MT-GM-050 CLPSED 49 87-315 10/28/87 INADVERTANT S/ART OF RHR PUMP 1A DURING SE-151-001 WHEN'- JUMPER= INSTALLED PER THE TEST "POPPED" OFF AND APPARENTLY STRUC TERMINATION CCC3-15, STARTING THE PUMP. INVOLVED PERgO NEL>REVIEWED THE EVENT.
4 CL'0 ED' f 1 49 87-323 1 1/01/87 AUX BUS POWER SWITCHING RESULTED IN 1/2 SCRAM & ESF ACTUATION VfHEttHE RHR SHUTDOWN COOLING ISOLATION VALVE CLOSED.
A ITttA CFER iOF THE 18250/18260 480 VAC "8" LOAD CENTER WILL CAUSE PLOSU E OF HV-151-1F008 WHEN RPS BUS IS POWERED FROM ALT RNATE SUPPLY, PCAF'S 2-87"0318 & 1-87-1171 INITIATED TO ADD THIS PRECAUTION.
OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 58 59 C)OSED'X 49 87-350 11/17/87 RECIRC VLVS HV- 143F031A & 32A DID NOT CLOSE UPON RHR DIV I MANUAL INITIATION DURING PERFORMANCE OF SE-149-001. THIS PROBLEM CAUSED FAILURE OF ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA. APPARENT CAUSE WAS'UMPERS WERE INSALLED ON INCORRECT TERMINALS. A RETEST WAS PERFORMED SAT. TESTING GROUP REVIEWED THE EVENT.
CLOSED 49A 88-009 1/1 1/88 RHR PUMP 8 SUCTION GAUGE PI-E11-1R002 FOUND OUT OF TOLERANCE DURING WA 586017 AND WAS RECALIBRATED. THIS INSTRUMENT IS USED FOR PERFORMANCE OF 50-149"002, OPS STATES ALL ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA WAS COMPLETED SAT ON 1/16/88.
CLOSED
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REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 0/ 1 PAGE 7 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE d BOOR TT P M I S OCCUR SYS BOOR TT DATE DESCRIPTION 49A 88- 139 5/04/88 POTENTIALLY REPORTABLE CONDITION RE: SNUBBER FAILURE RATE THAT DURING FUNCTIONAL TESTING..LICENSING EVALUATION DETERMINED THE CONDITION DID NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENT OF PART 21 OR PART 50 CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 83A 49 88- 167 6/01/88 RHR LOOP 'A'LOW FT-Ell- 1NOTBA FOUND OUT OF TOL DURING PM 81073 THIS INSTRUMENT IS USED DURING S0-024-007 AND SO- 149-002.
SO-149-002 WAS COMPLETED SAT ON 7/15/88. TECH EVALUATION DETERMINED THERE WAS NO EFFECT ON SE- 124" 107 .
'LOSED 49 88-171 6/02/88 RHR SHUTDOWN COOLING ISOLATION VALVE CLOSED DURING SYS INITATION PRESSURE TRANSIENTS AT PS-831-1NO IBA IS h SUSPECTED CAUSE
,REF PMR 89 9059 d 60. ESF INSTTTTT REF MASTER BOOR 1-89-007, PLAS 323.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYST 49 89 007 1/07/89 RHR FOOB VALVE ISOLATED DURING SHUTDOWN COOLING, C PUMP TRIPPEO OPS WALKED DOWN THE SYS WITH NO APPARENT DAMAGE FOUND. ENS.
OP-149-002 REVISED TO INCORPORATE LESSONS LEARNED IN REVIEW OF FILL AND VENT PROCEDURES. PMR 89 9059 INSTALLED: ESF.
CLOSED 49 89-010 1/07/89 INDICATION FOR RHR CHECK VALVE F0508 FAILED DURING S0-149-014.
EQUALIZING VALVE F1228 DID NOT. OPEN. '8'OOP OF RHR WAS DECLARED INOP. WA S90048 REBUILT THE VALVE AIR CYLINDER. Wh S90050 REPLACED L IMIT SWI TCH ARLl CLOSED 49 89-020 1/13/89 RX LEAKAGE HIGH PRESSURE MONITOR FAILED SI-149-210 CRITERIA WA S96106 REPLACED AN BROKEN TERMINAL SCREW IN PSH-E11-1N022A.
CANCELLED 49 89-046 2/ 10/89 RHR PERMISSIVE PS-831- 1N0188 FAILED TESTING PER SI- 149-204.
INVESTIGATION FOUND THAT THE SWITCH DIAPHRAM HAD FAILED AND WAS REPLACED PER WA 596278.
CLOSED 49 89-098 3/31/89 WHILE PLACING RHR IN SHUTDOWN COOLING THE 1F007A VALVE FLOW VALVE TO THE SUPPRESSION POOl,, WHICH CAUSED RX LEVEL OPENED'IN TT7 DROP 5 INCHES.
REF MASTER SOOR I-89-007. INSTllll CLOS/0 OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 89-111 4/06/89 PRESSIOM POOL SPRAY SPARGERS WERE PRESSURIZED BREIFLY LOWING"VALVE MAM1PULATIONS FOR LLRT.
CONDITION 'WAS A'f4EAR MISS IN THAT WORKER WERE PREVIOUSLY IN AREAI">"I LO)EDl OTHER AFFECTED'YST 12E 49 89 114 4/09/89 RHR INBOARD SAMPLE VALVE Ell-F079A ~ FAILED CLOSED h> BLOWN FUSE 1TAS'OUND IN 1C622, FUSE. 821-F 19. ESF . ENS.
FATIGUE -Of'-')lll g}lPE"IS THE APPARENT CAUSE.
49 89 134 4/12/89 RHR ~ HV151F0158 WAS FOUND OUT. OF POSITION DURING LLRT, SE-159-032
'SIC/ED~ Ofl; IN ITS DESIGNATED POSITION.
OPS. WAS CL)SEb;I I I"l 0' ~
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49 89- 129 4/ 6/89 PSV 151-F097 DEVELOPED A LEAK DURING RHR HYDRO, SE-149-311.
GAG ON PSV 1151-F0558. REF NCR 89-0224 1
INVESTIGATION FOIIMD' WHICH ADDRESSES TH% POTENTIAL FOR OVER PRESSURIZATION OF HB8-120.
CLOSED 49 89- 135 4/21/89 PRESSURE BOUNDRY VALVE WAS STROKED DURING RHR '8'YDRO TEST, SE-149 311. HV151F1048 WAS STROKED BY OPS FOR POST MOD TESTING.
THE DETERMINED CAUSE WAS FAILURE TO ESTABLISH STATUS CONTROL OF
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REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 0/1 PAGE 8 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE 6 SOOR P M I 5 OCCUR SYS SOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION THE AFFECTED RHR HYDRO VALVES. AD-QA-480 WAS REVISED CLOSED 49 89-151 4/28/89 RHR HV161F0158 MOTOR TERMINATION IS NOT ENVIRONMENTALY QUALIFIED REF NCR 89-0293 FOR CORRECTIVE MEASURES. THE CONDITION WAS DETERMINED TO NOT BE REPORTABLE.
CLOSED 49 89-157 4/29/89 LEAD SHIELDING ON THE RHR 508 VALVE WAS NOT REMOVED AS REQUIRED PRIOR TO REFILLING THE SYSTEM FOR SE-149-202. EWR ME-9095 WAS ISSUED TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT ON THE PIPING.
A PIPING SHEILDING DATA SHEET HAS BEEN DEVELOPED BY MAINT P&S.
EWR M90529 DETERMINED THAT NO OVERLOADING OF THE PIPING OR SUPPORTS OCCURRED. AD-QA-546 REV 2 PROVIDES CONTROL OF LEAD LEAD SHEILDING.
CLOSED 49 89-170 6/09/89 INDICATION ON 1C692 WAS REVERSED FOR XV-15109A 6 8 CONDITION WAS NOTED DURING SI-199-211 ON 4-28-89.
WA 596728 CORRECTED THE WIRING.
CLOSED 49A 89-183 5/14/89 'O'HR PUMP PI,-E11-1R002C WAS FOUND INDICATION A VACUUM WITH THE PUMP OUT OF SERVICE. WA 596789 REGAL'ED THE INSTRUMENT.
THE AS FOUND CONDITION WAS IN THE CONSERVATIVE DIRECTION, NOT AFFECTING SURV REQUIREMNETS.
CLOSED 49 89-182 6/16/89 RHR HV-151-F0248 DID NOT CLOSE ON LPCI MANUAL INITIATION DURING SE-149-002, DUE TO CONTACTS ON THE K688 RELAY NOT MAKING UP. WA'S 590741, 590470, 6 593981 ISSUED TO MAKE REPAIRS.
CLOSED 49 89-188 5/ 15/89 INCORRECT DIVISION DESIGNATED ON ERF 90754 FOR WA 593938 THE PLANNER AND SCHEDULER WERE COUNSELED AND REVIEWED THE SOOR.
UNIT COORDINATION AND OUTAGE MANAGEMENT STAFF ALSO REVIEWED THE SOOR RE: REVIEW OF ERF'S.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 89- 195 5/21/89 JUMPER SHORTED ACROSS A TERMINAL ON RELAY K89 DURING SE- 159-200 RESULTED IN AN ESF ACTUATION WHEN POWER WAS LOST TO THE K29 'A'UMP RELAY CAUSING THE RHR 1F009 VALVE TO ISOLATE AND THE TO TRIP. BANANA JACKS WERE INSTALLED ON TERMINATIONS USED IN SE-159-200.
CLOSED 49 89-261 7/21/89 CONDUCTIVITY RECORDER CR 12351 FOR RHR HAD A MISSING COMPONENT.
THE CONDITION WAS FOUND DURING ROUTINE MAINT. THE COMPONENTS WERE INSTALLED AND THE INSTRUMENT WAS TESTED SAT. A REVIEW BY CHEM REVEALED THAT NO TECH SPEC LIMITS WERE EXCEEDED.
CLSOED 49 1-89-362 12/04/89 RHR MANUAL INJECTION VALVE 151-F060A HAD DUAL INDICATION.
WA ISSUED TO REPAIR.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-90-021 2/02/90 RHR SUCTION RELIEF VALVES LIFTED WHILE ALIGNING FOR SHUTDOWN COOLING PER OP-149-002. THE RESULTING SPILL CONTAMINATED THE
'A'HR ROOM. A TP IS BEING DEVELOPED TO MONITOR SYS PARAMETERS DURING FILL AND VENT OPERATIONS TO ID WHEN THE LIFT OCCURS.
REF PMR 90-9081 AND 90-9082 WHICH WILL REPLACE TYPE OF PSV.
REF MASTER SOOR 1-90-259.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-90-075 3/08/90 'A'HR SYSTEM FLOW FT-E11- 1N015A WAS FOUND OUT OF TOLERANCE DURING A CAL CHECK AND WAS REGAL'ED WITHIN FINAL TOLERANCE.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
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REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 0/1 PAGE 9 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE 6 SOOR N P M I S OCCUR SYS SOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION 49 1-90 152 6/07/90 UNIT 1 SHUTDOWN DUE TO POTENTIAL FAILURE OF RHR MOTOR COOLERS.
THIS SOOR WILL DOCUMENT THE U-1 SHUTDOWN, ACTION ITEMS AND SHUTDOWN REPORT. THE DIRECT CAUSE OF THE RHR PUMP MOTOR COOLING PROBLEM AND LER SUBMITTAL WILL PER PERSUED VIA SOOR 2-90-076 WHICH IDENTIFIES A COOLER FAILURE ON UNIT 2.
REF SHUTDOWN REPORT 1-90 02, PLIS 36009.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 54 49 1-90-245 9/06/90 HANGER HBB- 1104-H15 WAS FOUND TO HAVE A LOOSE BOLT DURING ISI OF THE RHR SYSTEM. THE HANGER IS ON THE SUCTION PIPING FOR THE
'D'HR PUMP. WA S04927 MADE CORRECTIONS.
REF NCR 90-0194 CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS1 49 1-90-259 9/13/90 'O'HR PUMP SUCTION RELIEF VALVE, PSV- 151-F030C. LIFTED
'A'OOP OF RHR INTO AND REMAINED OPEN WHILE PLACING THE SHUTDOWN COOLING. UNIT 2 COMPLETE.
RHR PSV 151F030A,B,C6D REPLACED PER WA 513428 6 513429.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-90-267 9/16/90 SNUBBER SPGBB 114H2001 REMOVAL WAS SCOPED IN INCORRECT DIVISION.
THE SNUBBER WAS ACTUALLY IN DIV Ii RATHER THAN DIV I AS INDICATED ON .ERF A93209. WA.Y90358 WAS CORRECTED. REMAINING WORK DOCUMENTS WERE REVIEWED. EACH SNUBBER CLASSIF,ICATION WILL BE REVIEWED.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-90-269 9/17/90 SNUBBER GBB-107-H1A MOTION INHIBITED BY AN INSULATION BLANKET.
REF NCR 90-0213 WHICH WILL TRACK CORRECTIVE MEASURES.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 3 49 1-90-279 9/21/90 DIV 2 SNUBBER REMOVED FOR TESTING WHEN DIV WAS REQUIRED=.OPERABLE SEIS DATA WAS FOUND TO BE INCORRECT. THE SNUBBER WAS REPLACED WITH AN ACCEPTABLE SPARE. SNUBBER CLASSIFICATIONS WILL BE REVIEWED AND VALIDATED.
MAINT COMPLETED h REVIEW OF SNUBBER DATA IN SEIS FOR ACCURACY.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYSQ 49 1-90-31 1 10/14/90 RHR FLOW VERIFICATION FAILEO '50-149-002 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA.
DETERMINED CAUSE WAS THE INSTRUMENT SENSING LINE HAD NOT BEEN BACKFILLED FOLLOWING OUTAGE WORK. WA 507687 CORRECTED. OPS TO REVISE PROCEDURES WHICH CONTAIN FILL AND VENT SECTIONS TO NOTIFY 16C TO FILL INSTRUMENT SENSING LINES.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-90 324 10/21/90 'A'HR PUMP SUCTION RELIEF PSV-151-F030A LIFTED.
WA 505278 DISASSEMBLED THE VALVE AND PERFORMED INSPECTION.
NO COMPONENT DEFICIENCIES WERE NOTED. THEREFORE'HE LIFTING OF THE PSV IS ATTRIBUTED TO OVER PRESSURIZATION OF THE SYSTEMS CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-90-341 10/31/90 '8'OOP OF RHR KEEPFILL VALVE 151-'F0928 WAS FOUND CLOSED VS: OPEN. INVESTIGATION COULD NOT DETERMINE HOW THE VALVE BECAME CLOSED. OPS PERSONNEL WILL HOLD DISCUSSIONS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE EVENT DURING HOT BOX TRAINING 90-66.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: I 49 1-90-366 11/09/90 PROBLEMS WERE ENCOUNTERED IN STROKE TESTING RHR FOSOA/8 CHECK VALVE, DUAL INDICATION WAS OBSERVED WHEN STROKE WAS ATTEMPTED.
DETERMINED CAUSE WAS AIR TRAPPED UNDER THE CHECK VALVE DISC-CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
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REPORT FOR SYS 49 UNIT 0/1 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE 6 SOOR N P M I S OCCUR SYS BOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION 49 1-90-372 1 1/13/90 ERF WAS NOT ISSUED TO PERFORM WORK ON 'A'HR HV-151-F003A CAUSE WAS THE ASSIST FOREMAN NOT KNOWING THE VALVE WAS A 'STROKE TIME'ALVE. OPS WAS NOTIFIED OF THE CONDITION AND SO 149-005 WAS PERFORMED TO VERIFY THE STROKE TIME WAS ACCEPTABLE.
MNT TRAINED PERSONNEL RE AD-QA-423 REQUIREMENTS AND UPDATED SEIS TO REFLECT- FUNCTIONAL TESTING AND TECH SPEC REQ'MNT CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-91 087 4/16/91 RHR FS"E11 1N0218 CONTACTS HAD HIGH RESISTANCE VALUE WHEN TESTED DURING SURV. THE CONTACTS WERE REPLACED VIA WA P04886 AND REGAL'ED. REF BOOR 1-91-090 CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 2 49 1-91-090 4/17/91 RHR FS-E11-1N021A SWITCH CONTACTS HAO HI RESISTANCE DURING CALi THE SWITCH CONTACTS WERE REPLACED AND CAL'ED PER PM P04885.
REF BOOR 1-91-087
,CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SY~
49 1 91-091 4/18/91 'A'HR LOOPFAILED ITS QUARTERLY FLOW CRITERIA PER S0-149-002 DUE TO PUMP DISCHARGE CHECK VALVE NOT CLOSING. THE VALVE WAS MANUALLY CLOSED AND A RETEST WAS SAT.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1 91 148 6/17/91 ALARM 74 RELAY FAILED FOR RHR HV-151-F049 RESULTING IN ALARM
,BURNED OUT RELAY COIL REPLACED.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-91-170 7/12/91 'O'HR PUMP MOTOR OVERCURRENT PROTECTION FOUND DISCONNECTED.
DETERMINED CAUSE WAS PERSONNEL ERROR IN NOT PROPERLY TIGHTENING A STATES LINK IN 1A20402. REF., WA 510696.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1 188 8/01/91 RX PRESSURE DROPPED BELOW RHR SHUTDOWN COOLING PERMISSIVE WITHOUT ONE LOOP IN OPERATION. THE UNIT WAS BROUGHT TO A STABLE DEPRESSURIZED CONDITION UNTIL RWCU COULD BE PLAS 502. TSAT WAS INCORP'ED INTO SO- 100/200-011 REV 7.
RESTORED'EF THE USE OF TSAT WAS APPROVED WITH NRC CLOSURE OF 387/89-01-02 IN INSPECTION REPORT 387/91-18.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1 91 206 8/15/91 RHR 'A'OOP PRESSURIZED GREATER THAN KEEPFILL PRESSURE ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. LEAKAGE INTO RHR IS LESS THAN 1 GPM.
MONITORING OF THE PRESSURIZATION RATE HAS BEEN EXTABLISHED VIA
~ 4 AP lg jl4fl I idvvA1 ty tggr rl ).8/ 1 .. - PCAF TO. OP.-149-001 AND THE LOGGING IN THE PCO LOG BOOK ~
PENETRATION 'TESTING DURING.6RIO DETERMINED NO SYSDEGREDATION EXISTS.--
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-91-291 1 1/08/91 HV-151-F0288 WOULD NOT STROKE ELECTRICALLY FROM CONTROL ROOM DETERMINED CAUSE WAS LACK OF LUBRICATION ON THE VALVE STEM WHICH WAS CORRECTED. FURTHER TESTING PERFORMED PER WA S00598.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-92-088 3/07/92 RHR PSV- 151-F030A LIFTED WHEN S/D COOLING HV- 151-,F008 OPENED.
SYS ENG CONCLUDED THAT LONERGAN RELIEF VALVES'ARE UNRELIABLE AND HAS ISSUED RIE 90-272 TO REPLACE THEM WITH ANDERSON-GREENWOOD VALVES PER WA 513428 AND 513429.
REF SOOR 1-90-259 WHICH WILL TRACK VALVE REPLACEMENT.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 2 49 1-92 099 3/ 16/92 SPILL, 80 SQ.FT, OCCURRED IN.RHR ROOM DURING RHR DRAIN PROCESS.
DE'1ERMINED CAUSE WAS LACK OF ATTENTION TO DETAIL BEF ACR 92-016.
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REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 0/1 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT ~ ISSUE DATE 6 SOOR N P M I S OCCUR SYS SOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION AND A NON QUESTIONING ATTITUDE. INVOLVED OPS PERSONNEL WERE COUNSELED ON THE EVENT.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1 92-107 3/20/92 BKR 18216114, 18226062 8 18216053 ARE NOT EQ REF NCR 92-049.
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ERF'S AND WA WRITTEN. THE BREAKERS WERE REPLACED. EQAR-023 AND EQDF-48 IS BEING REVISE TO SPECIFY THE REQUIRED SUPPLIER OF WESTINGHOUSE MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 61.
49 1-92" 134 4/03/92 RHR F009 CLOSED ON SPURIOUS SIGNAL WHILE FILLING SYSTEM.
THE. ACTUATING PRESSURE SWITCHES WERE ISOLATED AND THE VALVE RECLOSED. DETERMINED CAUSE WAS THE PROCEDURE STEPS WERE PERFORMED OUT OF SEQUENCE NOT STEP BY STEPS TRAINING WAS CONDUCTED RE: REQ OF NDAP-QA-400, PCAF'S ISSUED TO ASSOCIATED SE'S ADDING A CAUTION STATEMENT.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-92-139 4/03/92 PERMIT 1-92-2004 DIDN'7 PROVIDE PROTECTION FOR WA 513999-THE WORK SHOULD HAVE BEEN SIGNED ON PERMIT 1 92-2882.
DETERMINED CAUSE WAS LACK OF ATTENTION TO DETAIL..ALL E*S PERSONNEL WILL REVIEW THE EVENT. ~
MAINT REVIEWED THIS EVENT WITH E65 PERSONNEL.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1 148 4/ 10/92 RHR SHUTDOWN COOLING SUCTION RELEIF VLV PSV-151-F029 LIFTED WHEN KEEPF ILL WAS OPENED TO THE RHR SYSTEM FOR FILLING.
WA 523703 INVESTIGATED AND DETERMINED THE PSV AS FOUND LIFT PRESSURE TO BE LOWER THAN REQUIRED SETPOINT.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1 165 4/23/92 RX COOLANT SAMPLES WERE NOT REPRESENTATIVE OF ACTUAL COOLANT AS REQUIRED BY TECH SPEC'5 DURING THE PERIOD OF 4/20 THRU 4/23.
THE SAMPLE WAS TAKEN FROM STAGNENT WATER IN THE HEAT EXCHANGER DUE TO BYPASS BEING OPEN.
CHEM REVISEO SC-176/276-101 AND 106 TO ENSURE RHR HX IN SERVICE PRIOR TO OBTAINING SAMPLE.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-92-268 7/21/92 RHR PUMP PI-E11-1R002C FOUND OUT'F TOLERANCE.
THE INDICATOR WAS CALIBRATED AND FINAL DATA WAS WITHIN FINAL TOLERANCE.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1-92-302 8/24/92 USER CONTROLLED PROCEDURE ISSUED WITH A NON-EFFECTIVE PCAF, 50-149-005 WITH PCAF 1-92-0237 WHICH HAD BEEN PREVIOUSLY DELETED BY PCAF 1-92-0254. DETERMINED CAUSE WAS PERSONNEL ERROR BY THE CLERK ISSUING THE PROCEDURE. HAND WRITTEN NOTE WAS USED INSTEAD OF A COMPUTER. GENERATED TRANSMITTAL. THE PROCEDURE MASTER FILE HAS BEEN INCLUDED INTO SPMS AS A DISTRIBUTION LOCATION. INVOLVED PERSONNEL WERE INSTRUCTEO ON PROPER PROCESS.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 1 92 311 9/ 2/9'2 1 PSH-Et 1-1N018 FOUND ISOLATED DURING PERFORMANCE OF SI-149-209.
INVESTIGATION BY A STATUS CONTROL TEAM COULD NOT DETERMINE A CAUSE.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49A 1-92-336 10/13/92 RHR SYS LEAKAGE PSH-Ett-1N0228 HOUSING SEAL FOUND DAMAGED DURING SI"149-210. CAL CHECK WAS SAT.
WA 527483 ISSUED TO REPLACE THE SWITCH, CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
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SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 0/1 PAGE 12 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT ~ ISSUE DATE 5 SOOR N P M I S OCCUR SYS SOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION 49 93-338 10/17/93 CHAIN HOIST WAS FOUND HANGING FROM A CONDUIT UNISTRUT SUPPORT IN THE 705'QUIPMENT SPACE. INVESTIGATION DETERMINED THE HOIST WAS PLACE THERE BY CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL. THE CONTRACTOR SUPERVISOR WAS GIVEN A=- DETAILED REVIEW OF STATION RIGGING PRACTICES. A VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE SUPPORT BY ISI PERSONNEL DID NOT REVEAL ANY DAMAGE. EWR M30719 DOCUMENTS THE EVALUATION.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 51 49 93-341 10/25/93 RHR SDC SAMPLE VLV FOBOA AUTO CLOSED DURING MT-159-004.
COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE TEST DIRECTOR AND THE UNIT SUPV FAILED TO INITIATE ACTION TO CLOSE THE VALVE PRIOR TO TEST COMMENCEMENT. DETERMINED CAUSE WAS LESS THAN ADEQUATE COMMUNICATION. MT-159-004 WAS REVISED.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 93-377 1 1/13/93 RHR DISCHARGE CHECK VALVE, 1F031A
'A'OOP ~ DID NOT SEAT WHICH PREVENTED THE OF RHR FROM MAINTAINING ADEQUATE KEEP-FILL PRESSURE. INVESTIGATION FOUND THAT THE VALVE DISK HAN AN INTERFERENCE WITH A 'CASTING BUMP'N THE VALVE BODY.
DCP 93-3093A '6 8 AND 93-3092A 5 8 ARE PLANNED. REF EWR M30762 AND DCN 93-1658 RE: ADDITION OF A SPACER ON THE DISK SHAFT.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 94-034 1/1 1/94 RHR SD COOLING SUCTION LINE INOP DUE TO F008 VLV PACKING LEAK.
THE PACKING ON HV-151-F008 WAS RETORQUEO.
.CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYQ,:
49 6, 94 035 1/1 1/94 RHR HV-151-F0248 WOULD NOT FULLY CLOSE DURING TP" 149-054.
THE VALVE WAS REBUILT AND TESTED PRIOR TO STARTUP-SEVERE WEAR OF THE ANT.I-ROTATION GUIDE RIB IS THE PROBABLE CAUSE
'AINT TECHNOLOGY WILL PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS FOLLOWING A REVIEW REF MEMO VLV-622.RE: LOAD SENSITIVE BEHAVIOR OF MOV'S.
CI.OSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 94-059 1/18/94 HV 151F017A MODIFIED VIA DCP 93-9068A ACTUATOR SWITCHES NOT SET UP AFTER THE MOD WAS PERFORMED. WHEN VOTES TESTED THE VALVE MOTORED ONTO THE BACKSEAT. DETERMINED CAUSE WAS OMMISION OF A PROCEDURE STEP BY THE WORK CREW. THE FOREMAN AND WORK CREW WERE COUNSELED ON THE EVENT. NON ROUTINE TRAINING IS PLANNED.
MAINT/EAS ELECTRICIANS WHO ARE MOV QUALIFIEDREVIEWED THE EVENT.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 94-180 3/16/94 '8'OOP OF LPCI INOP, PIS-821-1N021D OUT OF TOLERANCE.
CONDITION FOUND DURING SI-180-301. THE SWITCH WAS CALIBRATED TO WITHIN TOLERANCE PER THE SURV AND THE LCO WAS CLEARED.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 80 49 94-580 11/29/94 '8'HR PP SUCTION VLV THERMAL OVERLOAD JUMPER LOOSE.
JUMPER CORRECTED'ND 18226013.
THE VALVE THE F0048 VALVE WAS CLOSED'HE WAS RE-OPENED.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
TOTAL: 119
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SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 2 PAGE 13 10/02/95 SORTEO BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE 8 SOOR )1 P M I S OCCUR SYS SOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION 49 2-84-039 3/28/84 ESW VLV NOT FULLY OPEN; CAUSING HI BEARING TEMP ON RHR PUMP A.
THROTTLE VLV TO 'A'OTOR COOLER WAS IN INTERMEDIATE POSITION, OP-54 001-5 INDICATED VLV LOCKED OPEN. GULF OIL ANALYSIS STATES LOWER BEARING OIL IS SAT ~ UPPER BEARING OIL HAS HIGH VISCOSITY.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 54 49 2-84 040 3/28/84 RHR 'A 6 O'ECLARED INOP. SURV. DETERMINATED TO BE INCORRECT.
SRI TEST RESULTS CONTRIDICTED THE SURVEILLENCE DATA. ALSO, AIR WAS DISCOVERED IN BOTH INSTRUMENT LOOPS. WA-V46538 RECALIBRATED THE FLOW INDICATORS FOR BOTH LOOPS.
CLOSED 49 2-84-075 5/04/84 O.O.S. FOR MORE THAN 2 HOURS'OTH LOOPS.
'8'AS RHR REMOVED FOR A PIPING VIBRATION TEST. IBC WAS PERFORMING A SURVEILLANCE ON F008 6 F009 AND CHEh1 WAS PERFORMING A LOOP 'A'LUSH.
CLOSED 49 2-84-097 6/21/84 PRI CONT ISO 6 CK VALVES DUAL INDICATION WHEN CLOSURE ATTEMPTED.
SV251228 (TESTABLE CHECK VALVE F 1228)
SV251508 (TESTABLE CHECK VALVE F0508 ACTUATOR)
REF1 SOOR'S 2 84 098>>
++CLOSED*+
101'07 8 114-49 2 84-098 5/21/84 '8'PCI INJECTION VLV CLOSED TO COMPLY WITH T.S. 3.5. 1.83.
REF 1 SOOR 2-84-097
<iCLOSEDi+
49 2 101 5/21/84 2F0158 INJECTION VALVE LEAKING, DUAL INDICATION DISPLAYED.
THE VALVE WAS DISASSEMBLED, REPAIREO AND RETURNED TO SERVICE.
REF: BOOR 2-84-097 CLOSED 49 2 84 107 5/24/84 LEAKAGE h(EASUREMENT OF RHR LOOP '8'SO VLVS EXCEEDED LIMITS.
RHR VALVE HV-2F0158 WAS DISASSEMBLED AND REBUILT.
LLRT AND A HYDRO WERE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE.
REF: SOOR 2 84 097.
CLOSED 49 2 1 14 5/28/84 RX SHUTDOWN TO COMPLY WITH'.S. FOR LPCI LOOP '8'NOP.
THE N 1 TBV HUNG OPEN. WHEN THE VALVE WAS DISASSEMBLED A CHIPPING HAMMER WAS FOUND IN THE VALVE.
REF1 SOOR'S 2-84--097 8 107. -
NQA REVIEW REQ. DELETED PER OPS 5 R.B.
~ CLOSED 49 2-84-216 8/09/84 SURV SI-249-203 WAS COMPLETED ONE DAY PAST VIOLATION DATE.
PERSONNEL ERROR WAS CAUSE ~ 16C HAS CHANGED ROUTING OF COMPLETED SURVEILLANCES TO PREVENT RECURRENCE.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTEOQYS: 83 49 2-84-251 9/19/84 RHR "D" PUMP FAILED TO START ON MANUAL ACTUATION, DUE TO 52LS CONTACTS N~FUHCTIONING PROPERLY.
WA V41160 REPLACED RELAY AND RESTORED SYSTEM.
CLOSED 49 2-84-283 10/16/84 'A'HR LOOP DECLARED INOP WHEN ISI CRITERIA FAILEO.
INSTRUMENTS HAVE GREATER CAL TOLERANCE ~THEN ISI CRITERIA SURV.
PROCEDURE AD-QA-423 WAS REVISED TO PREVENT RECURRENCE.
CLOSED 49 2-84-313 11/03/84 SNUBBER DCA-210-H11 ON '8'OOP OF RHR IS SUSPECT, PER RESULTS OF ST 17.7 PER TER 90. WA V43859 REPLACED SNUBBER.
NCR 85-0130 VERIFIED PROPER OPERATION PER WA V63915 DURING FIRST REFUELING OUTAGE.
CLOSED
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REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 2 PAGE 14 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT ISSUE DATE d SOOR N
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P M I S OCCUR SYS BOOR 'N DATE DESCRIPTION 49 2 84-334 12/10/84 IMPROPER FUSE POSITION LABELING IN TB 0631 PANEL.
WA-V41612 ISSUED FOR FUSE LABELING.
AD-QA-324'/BE ISSUED T/PROVIDE GUIDANCE FOR PLT LABELING PROG.
BOOR 2-84-31 1 IS SIMILAR.
CLOSED 49 2-85-032 1/29/85 , RHR SHUTDOWN COOLING SUCTION ISOLATION VLV 2F008 DID NOT ISOLATE (OUTBOARD). INBOARD VALVE 2F009 ISOLATED AT 74 PSIG RX PRESSURE.
PS-831-N018A (BARTON 288A) WAS RE"CAL'D PER WA-V50092 d V56224 ~
RFM'S WRITTEN 1/30/86. THE ISOLATION WAS AN ESF ACTUATION.
PMR 86-7026 ALSO PROVIDES CORRECTIVE MEASURES FOR BOOR 1-84-483.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 . 2-85-061 3/13/85 RHR ROOM COOLER VLV 211-127A WAS PERMIT TAGGED OPEN VICE CLOSED THIS VLV HAS LEFTHAND THREADS WHICH CONTRIBUTED .TO THE ERRORS EWR PE-1622 WRITTEN TO ID ALL VLVS. OF THIS TYPE. OPS LABELED THOSE VALVES WHICH WERE READILY KNOWN TO BE REVERSE ACTING.
TECH COMPLETED A REVIEW OF PLANT VALVES TO ID ANY REMAINING ONES REQUIRING LABELS. PMR 87-9048 ISSUED BY NPE 1/26/88.
LABELING COMPLETED PER LRF 87- 177-239 d 88-277-017.
WA V83845 RELOCATED HANDWHEEL 180 DEG. / CLOSED 49 2-85-121 4/27/86 WATER HAMMER OCCURRED'LACING RHR '8'OOP IN SHUTDOWN COOLING APPARENT CAUSE WAS PIPING BEING FILLED WHEN BYPASS VLV. WAS OPENED.
REF. MASTER SOOR 2-85-123.
CLOSED.
49 2 123 4/27/85 SHUTDOWN COOLING VLVS ISOLATED AFTER RHR 'O'UMP WAS STARTED.
APPARENT CAUSE WAS STEAM POC'KETS IN PIPING WHICH COLLAPSED AND CAUSES EXCESSIVE FLOW SIGNAL. MASTER BOOR FOR 2-85 121.
EVENT HAS NOT RE-OCCURRED AS OF 10/6/86. REF EWR IREIR 101171 THE ISOLATION CONSTITUTED AN ESF ACTUATION.
CLOSED 49 2-85;287 12/20/85 RHR, SHUTDOWN COOLING PRESSURE PERMISSIVES FOUND OUT OF TOL.
DURING SI-249-304. P IS-831-2N018A
~
~ PS-831-2ND(88, DUE TO SETPOINT DRIFT AND WERE RE-CAL'ED PER SA A54425.
CLOSED 49H 2-86-023 1/31/86 RHR/DRYWELL SPRAY FT-251208 WAS FOUND OUT OF TOL.
DURING PM WA P60122 .AND WAS RE CAL'ED'ER IC-DC-100, REV. 5.
OPS REVIEW HAS,DETERMINED THAT SURV. RESULTS WERE NOT AFFECTED SINCE THIS INSTRUMENT IS NOT USED IN ANY "SO'5".
CLOSED 49 2-86-079 6/ 18/86 CONSEQUENCES OF ERF'S INOP'ED 8 CS, 8 LPCI d SGTS.
REF. ERF A51508, A53440, A53968 d A54445.
THE REQUIRED ECCS SYSTEM EQUIPMENT WAS RESTORED TO OPERABLE STATUS d LCO'S WERE CLEARED. PNSS/OPS/IdC ADDRESSED. WA V66623 ERF PREP FAILED TO NOTE RHR ISOLATION SWITCH.
CLOSED 49 2-86-092 6/ 18/86 RHR INITIATION PERMISSIVE PS-831-2N0188 FOUND OUT OF TOL.
DURING SI-249"304, WHICH WAS THEN RE-CAL'ED ~
CALIBRATION DRIFT WAS THE DETERMINED CAUSE.
CLOSED 49 2-86-1 13 8/06/86 '8'OOP OF RHR INOP DUE TO FAILURE OF ISI TESTING.
NCR 86-0424 VENDOR WELD NGBB-204-4-2-C IS SUSPECT.
DETERMINED CAUSE TO BE MANUFACTURING DISCONTINUITIES, WA V64274 CORRECTED NRPDS COMPLETE.
CLOSED 49 2-86-120 8/17/86 SPILL OF APPROX 30 GAL. OF WATER DURING LLRT OF RHR THRU DISASSEMBLED HV-251-F017A. NO PERSONNEL WERE CONTAMINATED OR INJURED. SUPT. MEMO PROVIDES GUIDELINES FOR LLRT DURING THE REMAINDER OF THE U2 FRO. (PLIS 23922)
CLOSED
PMI S. 49 SUSQU NNA SES SOOR
SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT. 2 PAGE 15 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE & SOOR N P M I 5 OCCUR SYS BOOR N DATE I'ESCRIPTION FROM RX BLDG 683'O THE DECON SHOP. 13 INDIVIDUAL PERSONNEL CONTAMINATION REPORTS WERE WRITTEN AS A RESULT.
A TRANSFER CART SUITED FOR VAI,VES HAS BEEN FABRICATEO.
CLOSED 49 2-86-132 8/25/86 SPILL OF APPROX 100 GAL CONTAMINATED WATER DURING WORK ON RHR PUMP DISCHARGE FLOW ORIFICE REPLACEMENT.
ONE PERSON WAS CONTAMINATED AND WAS DECONNED ~ AS WAS THE WORK AREA. ORIGIN OF THE WATER COULD NOT BE DETERMINED.
CLOSED 49 2 136 9/05/86 RADIOGRAPHY OF RHR 178 VALVE CAUSED VENDOR TO RECEIVE 170 MR WHOLE BODY EXPOSURE. CAUSED BY A FAULTY CAMERA MECHANISM COMBINED WITH A NON-FUNCTIONING SURVEY METER, (OWNED BY U.S.
TESTiNG). HP-HI-048 ISSUED TO ASSIST IN PREVENTION OF RECURRENCE CLOSED 49 2 139 9/07/86 RHR 'D'UMP SEAL WATER COOLER SPOOL PIECE MISSING A REVIEW OF WORK DOCUMENTS COULD NOT DETERMINE HOW SPOOL WAS REMOVED. SYSTEM WAS RESTORED.
MAINT SUPERVISORS REVIEWED EVENT, REF PLIS 2495 1.
CLOSED 49 2-86-147 9/18/86 RHR LPCI PUMP PRESSURE HI ~ PS-E11-2N020A FOUND OUT OF TOL DURING SI-249-303, CAUSED BY SETPOINT, DRIFT, AND WERE RE-CAL'ED REF SA A63204 CLOSED 49 2 153 9/25/86 HPCI STEAM SUPPLY PIPING BECAME PRESSURIZED DURING RHR TESTING RHR VALVES 2F051A 6 52A WERE VERIFIEO IN THE CLOSED POSITION BUT ARE SUSPECTED OF LEAKING.
REF: PMR 86 7033 6 34 CLOSED 2-86" 169 49 10/08/86 '8'X SWITCH GEAR ROOM COOLING INOP CAUSING ALL ECCS TO BE INOP
'A' UNIT OUT OF SERVICE FAN 2V2228 WOULD NOT START.
ELEC MAINT INVESTIGATED PER WA V61096 ~ -WHEN DX UNIT WAS RESET A CONTROL ROOM PANEL, THE '8'AN STARTED. SI-251-401 AND SI 280 403 REVISED TO ALERT SHIFT SUPERVISION OF OX AUTO START LOGIC.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 34 49 2 17 1 10/12/86 RHR 2F008 VALVE CLOSED WHEN SWAPPING SHUTDOWN COOLING PUMPS.
(MASTER SOOR FOR 1-84-138) A PARTIAL SYS DRAIN DOWN OCCURRED RESULTING IN A WATER HAMMER UPON RESTART. THE ISOLATION CONSTITUTED AN ESF ACTUATION. OPS PERSONNEL REVIEWED THE EVENT.
CLOSED 49 2-86-239 10/13/86 RHR HV-251-F015A REWORKED W/0 STROKE TIME TESTING PERFORMED.
WA V64549 6 WA V63141. AD-QA-302 REVISED BY OPS. TO USE SURVEILLANCE PROCEDURES TO INSURE APPLICABLE VALVES ARE TESTED FOLLOWING MAINTENANCE. OPS HOT BOX TRAINING 87-07 REVIEWED THE EVENT. PCAF 1-87-0584 ISSUED TO AD-QA-502 TO PROVIDE CONTROLS FOR REPACKEO VALVES.
CLOSED 49 2 181 10/24/86 RHR PIPING HANGER DAMAGED FROM WATERHAMMER WHICH OCCURRED WHILE ATTEMPTING TO SEAT A CHECK VALVE.
OPS TO REVIEW EVENT AND CONTACT TECH PRIOR TO ATTEMPTING A SIMILAR ACTION OF SEATING VALVES. PCAF'S INITIATED FOR GO-100/200-002. REF NSAG REPORT 1 87. OPERATOR TRAINING ON WATERHAMMER, SC038 HAS BEEN DEVELOPED.
CLOSED 49 2-86-207 1 1/20/86 '8'HR PMP FAILED TO iSTART WHILE ALIGNING '8'OOP RHR IN SUPP POOL COOLING NIUVI= FDR UPCOMING RCIC RUN. 4KV BKR WAS NOT RACKED COMPLETELY INTO PLACE. WA V61285 INVESTIGATED. THE BKR WAS RACKED OUT THEN BACK IN. '8'HR PUMP THEN STARTED PROPERLY.
SAFTY RELATED 4KV BKR LOADS TO BE TESTED FOLLOWING BKR RACK IN" CLOSED
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SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 2 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT ~ ISSUE DATE d SOOR N P M I S OCCUR SYS SOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION 49 2-87-036 3/08/87 RHR FLOW Fi-25105 FAILED TO INDICATE DURING 50-200-001 CAUSED BY A LOOSE WIRE ON TERMINAL 14 OF SRU03, WA V76326 CORRECTED.
CLOSED 49 2 87 045 3/23/87 '8'HR PUMP FAILED TO START DURING 50-249"002, (2P20281 DUE TO OPEN BREAKER CONTACTS CAUSED BY STICKY OIL RESIDUE ON THE OPERATING LINKAGE. WA V70163 CORRECTED. MT-GE-006 REVISED TO ELIMINATE LUBRICANTS.
CLOSED
~ q 49 2-87-092 6/21/87 RHR F024A WOULtI NOT ELECTRICALLY, OPEN FULLY DURING SUPPRESSION POOL COOLING LINEUP DUE TO FAILURE OF THE MOTOR PINION GEAR.
WA V70299 REPAIRED.
CLOSED
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~ ~- ~" ~ a" -.'".':,~ r V .: <~ ..p .=<<qp, 49 2-87-107 7/13/87 RHR '8'ULL FLOW TEST VALVE 2F0248 INOPERATIVE CAUSED BY A LOOSE STEM ANTI-ROTATION DEVICE.WA V73632 CORRECTED.
A REVIEW WAS MADE OF NCR'S82-911 d 82-1071 WHICH HAD ID'D ADDITIONAL VALVES TO BE INSPECTED FOR THIS CONDITION d WA'S HAVE BEEN ISSUED. NPE ISSUED EWR M79457 WHICH LISTS VALVES SUBJECT TO THIS PROBLEM. PM'S HAVE BEEN GENERATED FOR ALL APPLICABLE VALVES CLOSED 49 2-87 161 12/17/87 RHR HV2F0288 TRIPPED OVERLOADS ON TWO.ATTEMPTS TO OPEN TO PERFORM 50-249-002. WA V70827 INVESTIGATED AND FOUND THE j~ g 4'~
VALVE MOTOR TO BE INOPERABLE AND REPLACED IT,. =~
CLOSED-49 2"88-036 AUTO CLOSURE OF THE RHR SHUTDOWN COOLING VALVE F009 OCCURRED DURING OP-249-002. Idc INVESTIGATION FOUND PDIS-E11-2N019A INOP AND RE-CAL'ED PER WA A80992.
CLOSED RHR MIN FLOW VALVE F007A CONTROL CIRCUIT DIDN'T OPERATE PROPERLY I'/05/88 49 2-88-069 3/ 9/88 1
IN THAT IT OPENED IMMEDIATELY, RATHER THAN AFTER A TIME DELAY.
DETERMINED CAUSE WAS FAULTY OPERATION OF RELAY E11-K84A WHICH WAS REPLACED PER WA V80280. THIS IS MASTER BOOR FOR 2 144 WA V80363 INSPECTED RELAY E11-K84A WITH NO DRIFT NOTED.
CLOSED 49 2-88-079 3/29/88 FUSE F 168 WAS FOUND INSTALLED IN 20612 WITH A RED TAG HANGING ON THE FUSE HOLDER. FUSE WAS INSTALLED AND VERFIED ON 3-21-88 TO CLOSE PERMIT 2-88-720 WHILE ANOTHER PERMIT, 2-88 738 WAS STILL IN EFFECT WITH IT'S RED TAG HANGING ON THE FUSE HOLDER.
THE EVENT WAS REVIEWED DURING OPS SOA 88-05.
CLOSED 49 2-88-086 4/08/88 WORKERS NOTICED THAT A JUMPER WAS DISCONNECTED IN PANEL 20617.
INVESTIGATE FOUND THAT THE JUMPER WAS INSTALLED FOR USE DURING A LLRT TEST. IT COULD NOT BE DETERMINED IF THE JUMPER HAD BEEN
'BUMPED'FF BY THE WORKER OR IF IT WAS OFF PRIOR TO THEIR WORK.
ENG.. SUPPORT USE'S" WILL BE REVISED TO UTILIZE BANANA JACKS.
TECH REVIEWED ALL PENS SURV'S AND ISSUED WA'S TO INSTALL BANANA JACKS.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-88-096 4/19/88 'A'HR PUMP DID NOT START AS EXPECTED DURING SE-249-001.
DETERMINED CAUSE WAS IMPROPER LIMIT SWITCH SET-UP IN HV26 1F004A.
WA V80366 CORRECTED.
CLOSED 49 2-88-097 4/19/88 'A'HR PUMP UNEXPECTED START DURING SE-249-001.
THE TEST WAS STOPPED TO ADJUST VALVE LIMIT SWITCH FOR HV-251F004A. THIS CAUSED INITIATION LOGIC TO SEAL IN AND WAS NOT RESET PRIOR TO RESTARTING THE TEST. ~ C/'
CLOSED 49 2~88-098 4/19/88 RHR 2F024A VALVE PINION'ECAME DISCONNECTEDFROQ THE MOTOR SHAFT
~t AND MECHANICAL DAMAGE RESULTED. CONDITION WAS FOUND DURING PER-FORMANCE OF SE-249-001. WA V83644 AND V80409 REPAIRED.
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BOOR
SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 2 PAGE 17 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT ~ ISSUE DATE & SOOR P M I S OCCUR SYS SOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION CLOSED 49 2 88 099 4/20/88 'A'HR PUMP INADVERTENT START DURING SE-251-001.
APPARENT CAUSE WAS DURING JUMPER INSTALLATION, WHEN TERMINATION CCC3-7 WAS CONTACTED, ENERGIZING RELAYS E118 AND K2018.
A GUIDELINE HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR JUMPER INSTALLATION DURING TP'S AND SE'S.
CLOSED 49 2-88-102 4/22/88 RHR SERVICE WATER '8'OOP RAD MONITOR LOST POWER, CALIBRATION VALUES WERE LOST. CONDITION WAS FOUND AT THE START
-OF SC-216-104. MONITOR IS POWERED BY 2Y219 CIRCUIT 28, ANY INTERUPTION WILL CAUSE THE SETPOINT VALUES TO BE LOST.
RHR WAS NOT IN SERVICE THEREFORE MONITORS WERE NOT REQUIRED.
POWER WAS RESTORED AND SETPOINTS WERE ENTERED.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS1 49 2 107 4/22/88 INCORRECT WIRE TERMINATION ON RHR LOGIC RELAY K958, SUSPECT PMR 87-9092A WHICH HAD BEEN WORKED DURING THE 2RFIO. CWO C804 18 CORRECTED THE WIRING ERROR. INVOLVED PERSONNEL REVIEWED THE EVENT.
CLOSED 49 2-88-109 4/25/88 RHR 'A'ONDUCTIVITY RECORDER WAS DISABLED DUE TO BREAKER OUTAGE FOR CLEANING'X260. OPS REVIEWED THE EVENT WITH PERSONNEL DURING AGENDA 88-03.
CLOSED 49 2-88-112 4/27/88 RHR RELAY E11A-K11A CONTACTS 3 6 4 DID NOT CLOSE DURING SURV SE-249-002, (RHR DIV 2 LSFT). INVESTIGATION MAKE-UP. FOUND THE RELAY WAS ENERGIZED, HOWEVER CONTACTS 3 8 4 WOULD NOT WA V80393 CLEANED= AND INSPECTED CONTACTS.
CLOSED 49 2-88-125 5/16/88 REATOR PRESSURE PS-821-2N018 FOUND OUT OF TOLERANCE DURING SURV SI-249-304 AND WAS RE CALIBRATED PER THE SURVEILLANCE.
THE CONDITION WAS CAUSED BY SETPOINT DRIFT. PMR 86 7027 WILL REPLACE THE SWITCHES'LOSED 49 2-88-144 6/11/88 RHR MIN FLOW F007A OPENED IMMEDIATELY DURING SHUTDOWN COOLING INITIATION. WA V80280 REPLACED SUSPECT RELAY E11-K84A. WA V80363 WILL TEST. WA V80558 INSTALLED .MONITORING EQUIPMENT PER TECH ENG REF: MASTER SOOR 2-88-069 CLOSED 2-88-156 6/21/88 2D RHR PUMP WAS RUN 4 HOURS WITHOUT ESW COOLING WATER ALIGNED. 'A'R 'O'S 49 ~
THE '8'SW PUMP WAS STARTED RATHER THAN THE REQUIRED BY OP-249-005. RHR UPPER BEARINGS REACHED TEMPS IN EXCESS OF 200 F. OPS REVIEWED THE EVENT DURING SOA 88 04.
CLOSED 49 2-88-201 8/ 2/88 1 RHR PIS-831-2N018A SW 111 FOUND OUT OF TOLERANCE DURING SURV SI-249-304 AND WAS RECALIBRATED PER THE SURVEILLANCE.
CLOSED 49 2-88-216 9/07/88 SAFETY EVALUATION FOR PMR 87-9092A MAY NOT BE ADEQUATE REVIEW REF NCR 88-0610 WHICH CONCLUDED THAT UNREVIEWED SAFETY QUESTIONS DO NOT EXIST. REF PLI 57015 AND 54445.
CLOSED 49 2-89-023 2/28/89 RHR MIN FLOW VALVE F007A OPENED DURING SHUTDOWN COOLING INITIAT-ION.
REF SOOR 2-89-037 FOR CORRECTIVE ACTIONS.
CLOSED 49 2-89-031 3/04/89 TERMINATIONS E203062A-.8 8 WERE NOT PROPERLY LANDED IN 28216022 THE CONDITION WAS FOUND DURING INVESTIGATION FOR WA87-30258. V90105.
THE TERMINATIONS WERE INCORRECT AS A RESULT OF PMR THE MOD WAS CANCELLED AND AS A RESULT SCHEME CHECKS WERE NOT ISSUED. WA V90105 CORRECTED THE CONDITION.
PMI S. 49 SUSQ NA SES BOOR
SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 2 PAGE 18 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE d SOOR N P M I S OCCUR SYS SOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2 89 037 3/15/89 F007A MIN FLOW VALVE OPENED DURING SHUTDOWN COOLING ALIGNMENT.
APPARENT CAUSE IS TS-E11-1N021A OPENING ON INCREASING FLOW ~
PMR 89-9069 d 60 WERE INITIATED.
REF MASTER BOOR 1-89-007 CLOSED 49 2 128 9/18/89 PSV251F030D FAILEO TO LIFT AT DESIRED PRESSURE VALVE WAS DISASSEMBLED TO DETERMINE CAUSE OF FAILURE, VLV STEM FOUND DAMAGED, POSSIBLY DUE TO IMPROPER GAGGING OF PSV.
DURING WA F91676 PSV 251F029 WAS FOUND TO HAVE A BENT STEM.
REF MASTER SOOR 2-89-197 CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-89-139 9/22/89 RELIEF VALVE PSV251068 GAGGED INCORRECTLY DURING WA V8427 1 REF LLRT 101, SE 249-311.
INADEQUATE WORK CONTROL AND PROCEDURES WAS THE DETERMINED CAUSE.
SE-250-310 AND 311 WERE REVISED TO PROVIDE PROPER DIRECTION.
REF MASTER BOOR 2-89-197 CLOSED 49 2 165 10/16/89 SMALL CONTAMINATED SPILL DURING RHR LOGIC FUNCTIONAL SE-249-001 DUE TO VENT 261 077 BEING OPEN FOR LLRT INVESTIGATION OF LEAKAGE PAST THE 2F016A.
DETERMINED CAUSE WAS A LACK OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ALL PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN THE TEST. OPS REVIEWED THE EVENT DURING SOA 90-01.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2 89 171 1 0/2 1/89 RHR TSH-E11"2N6008 WAS FOUND OUT OF TOLERANCE DURING SURV SI-249-306 AND-WAS RECAL'ED PER-THE SURVEILLANCE.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 83G 76D 49 2 89- 173 10/23/89 '8'ND 'D'HR SUCTION RELIEF VALVES WERE FOUND LIFTED FOLLOWING INITIATION OF SHUTDOWN COOLING. DETERMINED CAUSE WAS THE LIFTING DISC CONTACTING THE MANUAL ACTUALTION SHAFT.
REF MASTER SOOR 2 197 CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS 49 . 2 "89-177 10/25/89 'O'HR PUMP WOULD NOT RESTART DURING PERFORMANCE OF SE-224-002 WHEN THE 4KV BREAKER WAS RACKED OUT AND THEN BACK IN, THE PUMP
-STARTED.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
. 49 2 186 10/31/89 7 VALVES HAD PACKING TIGHTENED W/0 ERF'S SUBMITTED PRIOR TO WORK
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THIS RESULTED IN DECLARING 3 OUT OF 7 AVAILABLE LOW PRESSURE ECCS SYSTEMS INOP DUE TO STROKE TIMES BEING UNKNOWN-THE CAUSE WAS A FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ACTIVITY WORKPLAN.
MAINT REVIEWED THE EVENT DURING VALVE TEAM TRAINING.
PENS REVISED SE-100/200-002 TO ENSURE MNT COMPLIES WITH AD-QA-306 PRIOR TO WORKING ANY COMPONENTS.
PORC ACTION ITEM INITATED, BOOR CLOSED.
OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 51 49 2-89-197 11/06/89 '8'HR PUMP SUCTION RELIEF VALVE LIFTED DURING SYS ALIGNMENT.
REPEAT OCCURRENCE, REF SOOR 2-.89- 173. THE LIFTING DISC AND CASTLE NUT WERE FOUND NOT PROPERLY JAMMED ALLOWING THE DISC TO VIBRATE DOWN THE SHAFT THREADS. MNT ADJUSTED PSV PROGRAM PROCED.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-89-207 1 1/18/89 CORE SPRAY AND RHR TESTABLE CHECK VALVES FAILED TEST REQUIREMENT FOR LEAKAGE. THE TEST WAS REPEATED AND SATISFACTORY RESULTS WERE OBTAINED. GO-100(200)-002 CHANGED> REF. PCAF'S 1 90-0450 d 2" 90-0 193
PMIS: 49 SUSQU NA SES BOOR
SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 2 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE & SOOR ll PM I.S OCCUR SYS BOOR ll DATE DESCRIPTION CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 51 49 2-90.-019 2/06/90 RHR CROSSTIE RELIEF VALVE PSV-25193 LIFTED AND WOULD NOT RESEAT DURING ATTEMPTS TO FLUSH RHR PIPING. THE VALVE WAS REWORKED PER WA V03106.
REF MASTER BOOR 2 197.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-90-021 2/1 1/90 RHR TESTABLE CHECK VALVE HV-251-F0508 INDICATION NOT FULL OPEN DURING 50-249-014. DETERMINED CAUSE WAS WORN SEALS ON THE AIR OPERATOR UNEE PAC SEALS AND THE UPPER SEALS. WA V03223 REPLACED THE SEALS.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-90-076 8/29/90 ESW LEAK FOUND AT THE 'O'HR PUMP MOTOR OIL COOLER.
CAUSED BY HOLE IN COPPER TUBING ATTRIBUTED TO UNDER-DEPOSIT LOCAL PITTING, NOT BY AS FIRST IMPLICATED. MICROBIOLOGICALLY INFLUENCED CORROSION WHICH SHUTDOWN UNIT DUE.TO GENERIC IMPLICATIONS. ALL RHR PUMPS HAD THEIR COOLERS REPLACED.
OTHER SAFETY RELATED HEAT EXCHANGES WERE INSPECTED FOR SIMILAR CONDITIONS. NO PROBLEMS WERE FOUND. REF SPEC H-1004 AND PLAS 432 REF NCR 90-0114. CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 54 49 2 165 12/18/90 RHR TSH-E11-2N600A WAS FOUND OUT OF TOLERANCE DURING SI-249-306.
THE SWITCH WAS REPLACED PER THE SURVEILLANCE.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-91-009 1/08/91 INADVERTENT ISOLATION OCCURRED TO RHR SDC INBOARD ISO VALVE DURING 16C WORK ACTIVITIES TO REPLACE PERMISSIVE PRESS SWITCH PIS-821-2N018A. REF. WA V16020 PLANNERS GUIDE WAS REVIEWED BY I6C ASSIST FOREMAN.
EXTENSION TO POST CYC25 APPROVED BY PORC 92-168.
ECO 93-6041 INSTALLED WIRING IN T8-2000682.
CLOSED
.OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-91-024 2/07/91 POSITION INDICATION FOR 'O'HR PUMP BREAKER WAS LOST.
WA V10119 INVESTIGATED AND FOUND A SPRING CLIP HAD FALLEN FROM THE BREAKER LINKAGE AND ALLOWED THE LINKAGE TO SEPARATE.
A CLIP WAS INSTALLED AND THE BREAKER STROKED SAT.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2 91 049 3/10/91 PSV-251-F030C LIFTED SEVERAL TIMES WHILE FILLING AND VENT OF THE 'A'OOP IN PREPARATION FOR SHUTDOWN COOLING.
REF MASTER SOOR 1"90-259 CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-91-062 3/10/91 BOTH LOOPS OF LPCI WERE INOP AT THE SAME TIME WHILE PLACING RHR INTO SHUTDOWN COOLING MODE.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-91-091 4/1 2/9 SNUBBER NOT ISTALLED ON 'A'ECIRC PIPING AS REQUIRED.
RHR SHUTDOWN COOLING DIV I WAS REQUIRED TO BE OPERABLE.
THE SNUBBER WAS REMOVED VIA WA Y00350 AND TO BE RE-INSTALLED PER WA Y00155 WHICH WAS CLOSED WITHOUT INSTALLING THE SNUBBER.
THE SNUBBER WAS REPLACED PER WA Y00294.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 1'/23/9 49 2-91-112 1 RHR DISCHARGE RELIEF PSV-251-F025A FOUND LIFTED.
INVESTIGATION COULD NOT DETERMINE A CAUSE. REF WA V13549.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
PMI 49 ~ SUSQ NNA SES SOOR
SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 2 PAGE 20 10/02/95 SORTEO BY UNIT ISSUE DATE & SOOR II
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P M I S OCCUR SYS SOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION 49 2-91-159 6/13/91 RHR SUCTION PRESSURE GAUGE ROOT VALVES WERE FOUND CLOSED.
THE VALVE WERE PLACED IN THEIR PROPER POSITION. INVESTIGATION COULD NOT DETERMINE HOW THE VALVES GOT CLOSED. LRF 91-249-231 WAS ISSUED'EF DCN 91-2331.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 2.
49 2-91-171 7/09/91 ROOT VLV OP1-PI-2R0038 WAS FOUND CLOSED VS: OPEN AS REQUIRED BY CL-249-0015. FOUND DURING SO 249-002.
ROOT CAUSE COULD NOT BE DETERMINED. THE VALVE WAS RESTORED TO THE OPEN POSITION. OPS AND I&C REVIEWED THE EVENT.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-92-007 1/21/92 RHR SI-249-306 FOUND TE-E11-2N009A DEFECTIVE d 2N600A OUT OF CAL WA V26047 REPLACED THE METER MODULE IN TH1; INDICATION CIRCUIT,.
WA V26025 REGAL'ED TSH-E11-2NBOOA.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS1 49 2-92"020 2/24/92 WORKER NOTICED THAT 2 BOLTS WERE MISSING FROM RHR FLANGE WHERE FLOW ORIFACE FO-E11-20001-82 WAS CONNECTED. MAINT WAS CONTACTED AND THE MISSING BOLTS WERE INSTALLED PER WA V23106 NO CAUSE COULD 'BE DETERMINED FOR THE ABSENSE OF THE BOLTS.
CLOSED .
OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-92-032 3/19/92 PSV-251-F029 LIFTED DURING LINE UP FOR SHUTDOWN COOLING.
VALVE RESPONDED PER DESIGN TO OVER PRESSURE CONDITION LIKELY CAUSED BY ACCOUSTIC HYDRAULIC EXCITATION.
REPLACEMENT OF THE VALVE IS PLANNED AS PART OF THE RELIEF VLV UPGRADE PROGRAM.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-92-033 3/19/92 PSV-251-F025A APPARENTLY LIFTED DURING SHUTDOWN COOLING.
WA V23161 INVESTIGATED, THE VALVE BODY WAS LIGHTLY TAPPED AND THE VALVE RESEATED.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-92-026 3/23/92 BKR 28226062, 28216053, 28237043 d 28237043A NOT EQ, NCR 92-049.
ERF'S AND WAIS WRITTEN. THE BREAKERS IN CUBICLES 28216053 AND 28226062 WERE REPLACED. EQAR-023 AND EQDF-48 IS BEING REVISED TO SPECIFY THE REQUIRED SUPPLIER OF THE CIRCUIT BREAKERS.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 64 49 2-92-095 9/13/92 FLOW THRU RHR CHECK VLV F031A/F046A LIFTED 'A'UCTION RELIEF PSV-251-F030A. THE 'A'HR PUMP AND ASSOCIATED LPCI FLOW PATH WERE SUBSEQUENTLY DECLARED INOP DUE TO THE NEED TO, ISOLATE A POTENTIAL RX VESSEL DRAIN PATH. REF WA V20523.
MNT REPAIRED F046A PER WA P23099.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2 108 9/26/92 ESF ACTUATION'WHEN RHR OUTBOARD ISOLATION HV-251-F008 CLOSED DURING SHUTDOWN COOLING. '8'HR PUMP HAD TRIPPED. REF PLA 541.
DEFECTIVE RELAY BASE ON 821H K94 WAS REPLACED BY WA V20623.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:~
49 2-92-118 10/07/92 'A'HR PUMP FAILED T~~T DURING SYSTEM RESTORATION
'A'HASE ACTIVITIES.
FOLLOWING OUTAGE ON THE AT BREAKER 2A20101, A FLAG WAS UP 50/51 RELAY. DETERMINED CAUSE OF THIS EVENT WAS AN IMPROPERLY ADJUSTED LIMIT SWITCH FOR HV251F004A, RHR PUMP SUCTION. THE ACTUATOR WAS INSPECTED/ADJUSTED PER MT-GM-050.
THE VALVE WAS TESTED SAT.
MT-GM-050 REVISED TO ENSURE CORRECT 4 TRAIN LIMIT SWITCH POSITION. CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
PMI S. 49 SUSQ NNA SES SOOR
SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 2 PAGE 21 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE 6 SOOR N P M I S OCCUR SYS SOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION 49 2-92-126 10/15/92 RELIEF VALVE ON TEST PUMP BLEW OFF DURING SE-249-202.
PRESSURE WAS AT 800 PSI. WORKER WAS DRENCHED WITH WATER BUT NOT CONTAMINATED. THE TEST SKID WILL BE REWORKED TO ELIMINATE COMPRESSION FITTINGS ON RELIEF VALVES.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 2-92 132 10/26/92 LOOSE TERMINATION ON TERMINAL 81 OF RELAY 821H-K59 CAUSED THE RELAY TO DE-ENERGIZE. OCCURRED DURING PCIS TESTING UNDER SE-269-200 FOR DCP 92-9006.
CLOSED.
OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 69 49 2-92-133 10/26/92 SHUTDOWN COOLING VALVES ISOLATED DUE TO GROUNDED LEAD, ESF ACTUATION. HV-261F009 AND HV-251F015A CLOSED. ERT REQUIRED ~
DETERMINED CAUSES WERE: 1)LEAD WAS NOT TERMINEATED. 2) INVOLVED PERSONNEL DID NOT PLAN FOR EVERY POSSIBLE FAILURE. 3) TIGHT WORK SPACE/PHSICALLY DIFFICULT. REF PLAS 648.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 5 49 93 460 12/1 1/93 RHR HV-251-F0038 FAILED TO OPEN FOLLOWING CLOSURE WHILE IN SDC. Si THE VALVE WAS CLOSED BECAUSE COOLDOWN RATE WAS TOO HIGH. OPS INVESTIGATION FOUND THE VLV BREAKER THERMALS HAD TRIPPED.
DETERMINED CAUSE WAS THERMAL BINDING'P- 149/249-002 WERE REVISED TO PREVENT RECURRENCE.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 93-458 1 2/ 19/93 VACUUM SUCKED VLV BONNET FOR HV-261F0038 BACK ON TO VLV BODY DURING WA V33836 BREACH AND DISASSEMBLY ON THE RHR SYSTEM.
THE BONNET WAS RE-INSTALLED TO TERMINATE THE VACUUM LEAKAGE.
ERT REQUIRED. NDAP-QA-0302 REV 3 ISSUED. OPS REVIEWED THE EVENT.
MAINT REVIEWED THIS EVENT WITH MAINT PLANNERS.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 93-461 12/21/93 RHR RAD WASTE VENT VLV 261-811 FOUND UNCAPPED CONTRARY TO CL WHICH REQUIRES IT TO BE CAPPED, CL-249-0018. PROBABLE CAUSE WAS DURING FILL AND VENT EVOLUTION. OPS WILL REVIEW THIS EVENT.
MOA TRAINING CYCLE 94-1 COMPLETE.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 93-467 12/21/93 POTENTIAL STATUS CONTROL EVENT WHEN WRONG DIV RHR CL IMPLEMENTED ROOT CAUSE OF THIS OCCURRENCE WAS OPERATOR ERROR. AN INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION WAS PERFORMED. MOA 94- 1 REVIEWED THIS EVENTS SOOR 93-201 WILL ADDRESS VALVE LOCKING POLICY/METHODS'LOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 94-175 3/15/94 HANDWHEEL FOR RHR LOOP A INBOARD INJECTION TEST VLV OFF OF STEMS FOUND ON GRATING. VLV 251063. CONDITION WAS FOUND DURING INITIAL DRYWELL ENTRY FOLLOWING SHUTDOWN. INVESTIGATION FOUND THE VALVE STEM HAD FAILED DUE TO HIGH STRESS LOADING AND POOR DESIGNS THE VALVE WAS REPLACED WITH A DIFFERENT DESIGN PER WA V43319 RIE 94 0081.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 94-241 4/02/94 MATERIAL CUT FROM PIPE HANGER CLAMP W/0 WORK INSTRUCTIONS OR ENGIN ERING ANALYSIS. HANGER GBB-205-H89 ~ WA V43467.
DETERMINED CAUSE WAS MIS-INTERPRETATION OF THE WORK PLAN BY T HE GROUP FOREMAN. NCR 94-079, CAL EC-049-1007 'SE-AS-IS DISPO.
MAINT CONDUCTED TRAINING ON THE EVENT.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 94-240 4/07/94 SCAFFOLDING INTERFERED WITH '8'HR DISCH CHECK VALVE CLOSING.
SCAFFOLDING BUILT NEAR THE '8'UMP DID NOT ALLOW THE CHECK VALVE HANDLE TO SWING FULLY IN THE CLOSED POSITION.
TRAINING WAS CONDUCTED FOR THE 'DRAIN'REWS.
PMIS:EVR49 SUSQUEHANNA SES SOOR
SUMMARY
REPORT FOR SYS 49 - UNIT 2 PAGE 22 10/02/95 SORTED BY UNIT, ISSUE DATE 6 SOOR N P M I 5 OCCUR SYS BOOR N DATE DESCRIPTION CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 94 245 4/08/94 FLOOR DRAINS BACKED UP WHILE DRAINING DIV Ii RHR USING FLOOR DRAINS IN THR RHR PIPE WAY. HPCI AND RCIC ROOMS WERE CONTAMINATED'00 SQ FEET, LVL WAS BK WET. REF ACR 94- 10.
THE DRAIN BLOCKAGE WAS CLEARED. 01-AD-055 REV 8 INCLUDES DIRECTION TO MONITOR FLOOR DRAINS DURING DRAINING EVOLUTIONS.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 60, 62 49 94-249 4/10/94 WATER LEAKED FROM RHR HV"251-F050A PRESSURE SEAL RESULTING IN DRYWELL AREA CONTAMINATION. 400 SQ FEET, LEVELS WERE 20,000 DPM WET. REF ACR 94 011.
DETERMINED CAUSE WAS WHEN THE VALVE BONNET WAS RAISED UNEVENLY IN THE INITIAL RE-INSTALLATION, RESULTING IN IT BEING COCKED 1/4 INCH. PROPER ADJUSTMENT WAS MADE,.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: r 2 49 94-254 4/ 10/94 DURING LLRT DRAIN VLV 251018 WAS FOUND OPEN VS: CLOSED AS REQUIRED BY THE LLRT LINE UP. THE VALVE WAS OPENED- BY OPS TO SUPPORT DRAINING OF THE RHR SYSTEM. THE LLRT TAG WAS NOT NOTICED BY THE OPERATOR. CORRECTIVE ACTION TRACKED UNDER SOOR 94-245.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS: 2 49 94-266 4/17/94 POTENTIAL EXISTED FOR HIGH FLOW ISOLATION FOLLOWING SE-249-203 DUE TO VALVE CONFIGURATION ON INSTRUMENTATION. THE SUPPLY VLVS TO THE SWITCHES WERE OPENED PRIOR TO THE ROOT VALVES BEING OPENED. PCAF'5 WERE ISSUED TO THE APPROPRIATE 'SE'ROCEDURES TO PREVENT RECURRENCE.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 94-283 4/29/94 AMBER LIGHT FOR HV-251-F049 BLEW WHEN HSS-25111A WAS PLACED
. IN THE EMERGENCY POSITION DURING TP-200-'010. THE BULB WAS REPLACED AND THE EVENT WAS REPEATED. TP WAS HALTED AND INVESTIGATION INITIATED.
DMG UPDATED RSP SCHEMATICS TO REFLECT CORRECT RESISTANCE VALUES.
CLOSED OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 94-356 5/29/94 .8 6 D RHR PUMP DISCHARGE CHECK VALVES NOT SEATING TO MAINTAIN KEEPFILL PRESSURE: CONDITION FOUND DURING RESTORATION OF SE-224-207 'HE A 6 C RHR CHECK VALVES WERE FOUND NOT CLOSED DURING PREPARTION FOR THE VESSEL HYDRO.
'.INVESTIGATION FOUND THE VALVE DISK STOPS WERE TOO SHORT, VENDOR ERROR. PORC 94-136 REVIEWED RESO. REF PLI 78723.
ACT: TRNG - INCLUDE THIS EVENT IN ENGR CONTINUING TRAINING MNT SAI E06393. TRNG SAI E06395 ~ REVIEW RIE PROCEDURES.
OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
49 94-366 6/04/94 RHR KEEPFILL ISOLATED WITHOUT TAXING PUMP 4XV MOTOR BKRS OOS, RESULTING IN CONFIG WITH POTENTIAL FOR WATER HAMMER.
THE DC KNIFE SWITCHES WERE OPENED AND YELLOW TAGGED TO PREVENT PUMP START.
PCAF 1-95-1016 REVISED NDAP-QA-0323 N. ACT: CMPL - CLOSURE OTHER AFFECTED SYS:
TOTAL: 105
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Open and Closed Condition Report Data by Selected System 27-"Feb-96 For Information Only Search on System Number: 49 CR NO. UNIT SYS // EVENT DATE NC? OP AFFECTED? REPORTABLE? LEVEL RESO CLOSED REPEAT . REPEAT FF? FF? MPFF? MPFF?
95-0051 1 49 3/28/95 YES NO NO 2 RCA 1
THE BREAKER MAGNETICTRIP SETPOINT, 300 AMP SPECIFIED IN E-612, SH 7, REV. 7 FOR BREAKER I B246-
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Equip Nost 021 IS BEYOND BREAKER TRIP RANGE OF 90-270 AMP. BREAKER.TRIP SETPOINT OF 300 MAYNOT BE I B246-02 I ACHIEVABLE.
Description:
SIMILARPROBLEM WAS IDENTIFIED FOR 250 VDC MCC BREAKERS PER EDR 094-041. THEREFORE, SITE ENGINEERS WERE MAKINGSURE THAT SIMILARPROBLEM DOES.NOT EXIST FOR 480 VAC MCC BREAKERS. DURING INSTALLATIONOF SEISMIC CLIPS FOR 480 VAC MCC BREAKER I B246-021, THIS PROBLEM WAS DETECTED.
954069 1 49 4/265 YES NO NO DURING PERFORMANCE OF TP-059-001, IT WAS NOTED THATSEVERAL NUTS ON THE BOTTOM SUCTION
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STRAINERS FOR RHR WERE NOT PROPERLY TORQUED. I F407 B
, WA S53415
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I F409B IF4IOB DURING THE COURSE OF TP-059-001 (SUPPRESSION POOL DEBRIS/SUCTION STRAINER INSPECTION), A NUT ON A BOTTOM RHR SUCTION STRAINER WAS FOUND NOT PROPERLY TORQUED. WHEN THE DIVER ROTATED THE NUT, BOTH NUTS AND THE STUD WERE FREE TO ROTATE. OTHER NUTS ON THE STRAINER WERE CHECKED AND A TOTAL OF FIVE WERE FOUND ON THE 'A'OWER STRAINER.
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Search on System Number: 49 CR NO. UNIT SYS // EVENT DATE NC2 OP AFFECTED? REPORTABLE? LEVEL RESO CLOSED REPEAT REPEAT FF? FF? MPFF? MPFF?
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2 '9 5/8/95 YES YES NO RCA 2/8/96 YES THE 2D RHR PUMP TRIPPED DUE TO AN APPARENT MOTOR BURNUP.
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SPEC EI107 2P202D
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WA V50299 WHEN THE 2D RHR PUMP, 2P202D, WAS STARTED FOR SUPPRESSION POOL COOLING, A PLANT OPERATOR MONITORING THE PUMP FROM A SAFE DISTANCE OBSERVED SPARKS AND FLAMES COMING FROM THE MOTOR VENT LOUVERS. HE IMMEDIATELYRADIOED THE CONTROL ROOM PCO AND HAD THE PUMP SHUTDOWN. PUMP OPERATING PARAMETERS AS VIEWED FROM THE CONTROL ROOM APPEARED TO BE NORMALDURING THE PERIOD FOLLOWING THE MOTOR START. INITIALINVESTIGATIONHAS IDENTIFIEDDAMAGETO THE MOTOR WINDINGS. OIL WAS SEEN TO BE DRIPPING INSIDE THE MOTOR CASING ONTO THE ROTOR AND A FILM EXISTED ON THE VENT LOUVERS. OIL WAS ALSO DRIPPING FROM THE MOTOR CASING ONTO THE FLOOR. ADDITIONALLY,PUMP GROUND OVERCURRENT RELAY TARGET 50AG HAD TRIPPED DURING THE EVENT.
FLAMES EMANATINGFROM THE PUMP MOTOR, PRESENT FOR ONLY A FEW SECONDS, DID NOT REQUIRE ANY MANUALINTERVENTIONBEFORE DYING OUT ON THEIR OWN.
THE CONTROL AND TRIP DC KNIFE SWITCH WAS OPENED TO PREVENT START OF THE PUMP.
954206 2 49 5/11/95 NO NO NO INVEST 0/10/95 p'p lt p~
POSSIBLE PUMP SEAL DAMAGEON 2D RHR.
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2D RHR PUMP MOTOR WAS REMOVED PER MT-049-002. MT-049-001 RHR PUMP DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLYSTEP-BY-STEP CONDITIONALWAS NOT REFERENCED AND STEPS 5.1.1P AND 5.1.1D WERE NOT PERFORMED AS REQUIRED.
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Search on System Number: 49 CR,NO UNIT SYS // EVENT DATE NC? OP AFFECTED? REPORTABLE?. LEVEL RESO CLOSED REPEAT REPEAT FF? FF? MPFF? MPFF?
954268 2 49 6/20/95 NO YES NO INVEST 0/10/95 4@"% pA(c 6 AS FOUND VOTES TEST OF BV=251F0278 DATED 6/20/95 RESULTED IN FINALMEASURED. THRUST 35781
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LBS EXCEEDING ALLOWABLELIMITOF 19340 LBS PER DRAWING M-1395. SEE EWR ATTACHED.. IIV251F027B EWR M58023
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AN ELECTRICAL CALIBRATIONWAS PERFORMED IN AN AS FOUND CONFIGURATION. MEASURED THRUST SEEN WAS 35781 BLS. THE VOTES TEST IMMEDIATELYFOLLOWED WITH A MAXIMUMTHRUST OF 34129 LBS. (EQUIPMENT ERROR NOT INCLUDED). THE ALLOWABLELIMITOF 19340 LBS IS BASED ON EXTENDED ACTUATOR THRUST RATING.
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Search on System Number: 49 CR NO. UNIT SYS It EVENT DATE NC? OP AFFECTED? REPORTABLE? LEVEL RESO CLOSED REPEAT REPEAT FF. FF. MPFF? MPFF7 95-0344 49 S/1185 YES NO NO 2 RCA 0/12/95 5gI,'f t 1
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gY,=,IS,I F02'P MAYBE IN A DEGRADED CONDITION BECAUSE OF POTENTIAL SIGNIFICANT OVERTHRUST RESULTING FROM IT TIPPING ITS THERMALOVERLOADS (REFERENCE WA S21676 DATED 11/25/92). IN WA P34011 HVISlF027B ADDITION,TORQUE SWITCH REPLACEMENT WAS PERFORfvKD AS PART OF INVESTIGATIONAND NO WA S51119 POST MAINTENANCEVOTES TEST WAS DONE. THIS IS IN VIOLA@ON QF AD-QA-531, THE PROCEDURE IN WA S51144 EFFECT AT THE TIME.
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DURING A REVIEW OF HV-151F027B VALVEMAINTENANCEHISTORY, IT WAS DISCOVERED THAT THE MOV TRIPPED ITS THERMALOVERLOADS TWICE (REFERENCE WA S21676 DATED 11/25/92), INDICATING THATPOTENTIALSIGNIFICANTOVERTHRUST AND OVERTiORQUE @AS OCCURRED. IN AN INVESTIGATION,A DEFECTIVE TORQUE SWITCH WAS FOUND. Tfg WA DOCUMENTED TORQUE SWITCH REPLACEMENT WAS PERFORMED; HOWEVER, THERE WAg QO EVIDENCE OF A POST-MAINTENANCE VOTES TEST. THE DATE OF THE LATEST VOTES TEST PEQ~ORMED Og ~IS MOV IS 4/18/92 (WA S10396).
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- 1. THE MOV)MAYBE IN A DEGRADED CONDITION PECAN:.SE OF THE SIGNIFICANT OVERTHRUST AND OVERTORQUE RESULTING FR(/II 'f@PPIhP ITS Pf EQUAL OVERLOADS.-
- 2. NOT PERFORMING A POST-MAINTENANCE VOTES TEST FOLLOWING TORQUE SWITCH REPLACEMENT IS IN VIOLATIONOF AD-QA-531, REV. 0, ATTACHMENTB SECTION 1.9 WHICH WAS IN EFFECT AT THAT TIME.
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Search on System Number: 49 CR NO UNIT SYS // EVENT DATE NC? OP AFFECTED? REPORTABLE? LEVEL RESO CLOSED REPEAT REPEAT FF? FF? MPFF? MPFF?
95-0400 2 49 NO NO 2/23/96 A NO U'A /0'~ g,~~~~
MOV DATADETAILDRAWING M-l404 FOR VALVETAG NO. EV2/lIF102R CONTAINS THE INCORRECT
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STEM MATERIAL(ASTM A-582 GR 416 VERSUS THE ACTUALMATERIALSA-564 GR-630.) HV251F I03A CR 95-0447
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WA V-50869 DURING REVISION OF THE MOV DATA DETAIL, LIMITSWITCH SETTING AND TORQUE SWITCH SETTINGS FOR HV251F103A (CALCULATIONNO. EC-049-0552), THE INCORRECT STEM'MATERIALWAS NOTED.
THIS INCORRECT STEM MATERIALIS INPUT TO THE VOTES SOFTWARE FOR VOTES TESTING.
THEREFORE, BASED ON THE INCORRECT STEM MATERIAL,THE VOTES THRUST DATA FOR THIS VALVE IS OFFSET.
95-0437 2 49 9/18/95 NO NO NO 2 RCA FOREIGN POTENTIAL REVIEW WAS NOT PERFORMED PRIOR TO PERFORMING
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SE-259-100, TEST 2.
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WHILEPERFORMING REVIEW FOLOWING COMPLETION OF SE-259-100, IT WAS NOTICED THATTHE PREREQUISITES INCLUDETHE FOREIGN POTENTIAL REVIEW. AT THE TIME SE-259-100, TEST 2 WAS PRESSURIZED, PERMIT 2-95-2001 WAS ACTIVE. THE SYSTEM PERMIT SUPERVISOR WAS THE ONLY SIGN-
- ON ON THE 2001 PERMIT. THE PREREQUISITES WERE COMPLETED PRIOR TO PERFORMANCE OF TEST 1 ON 9/14/95. AT THAT TIME FOREIGN POTENTIAL REVIEW WAS NO.
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Search on System Number: 49 CR NO. UNIT SYS ¹ EVENT DATE NC? OP AFFECTED? REPORTABLE? LEVEL RESO CLOSED REPEAT REPEAT FF? FF? MPFF? MPFF?
954472 2 49 912885 NO NO NO 2 INVEST NO RHR COMMON PIPING CONTAINED WATER ALTHOUGH IT WAS THOUGHT TO BE COMPI.ETELY DRAINED.
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AR206 A5 (LIQUIDRW COLLECT PANEL 2C209 SYSTEM TROUBLE) UNEXPECTEDLY ALARMEDIN THE CONTROL ROOM ON 2C651 AND MOMENTS LATER AR207 (DW FLOOR DRN SUMP A HI-HILVL)ON IC601 ALSO ALARMED.RECORDER LR-26102A INDICATEDLEVEL IN THE 'A'UMP INCREASING. THE UNIT 2 PCO CONTACTED THE WORK CONTROL CENTER TO SEE IF ANY ONGOING ACTIVITYWAS CAUSING THE INCREASED SUMP LEVEL. THE WORK CONTROL CENTER SUSPECTED A PSV (PSV251F126) REWORK THAT WAS IN PROGRESS SO AN OPERATOR WAS DISPATCHED TO INVESTIGATE. THE CONTROL ROOM PCO CONTACTED THE DRYWELLCOORDINATOR TO INVESTIGATE. THE DW COORDINATOR REPORTED TO THE CONTROL ROOM THAT THE SUMP LEVEL LOCAL INDICATIONON EL. 719 WAS SHOWING 97%. HE THEN WENT INTO THE DRYWELLAND FOUND THE SUMP FILLED AND SLIGHTLYOVERFLOWING. THE TEMPORARY SUMP PUMP CORD WAS FOUND UNPLUGGED. THE PUMP WAS PLUGGED IN AND THE PIPING DRAIN WAS REDIRECTED INTO A DOWNCOMMER.
MECHANICALMAINTENANCEWAS SIGNED ONTO AND WORKING WITHINTHE BOUNDARIES OF SYSTEM PERMIT 2-95-2000. THE SUBJECT PIPING WAS PREVIOUSLY DRAINED TO SUPPORT AN LLRT (SE-259-030).
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Search on System Number: 49 CR NO. UNIT SYS // EVENT DATE NC7 OP AFFECTED? REPORTABLET LEVEL RESO 'LOSED REPEAT REPEAT FF? FF? MPFF? MPFF?
95-0517 2 49 10/9/95 NO NO NO 2 INVEST NO HANGER DRAW1NG DCA-210-H1, REV. 3 DOES NOT REFLECT THE ACTUALPLANT INSTALLATIONOF DCA-
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210-HI
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WHILE PERFORMING A VT3 INSPECTION ON DCA-210-H1, IT WAS NOTED THATTHE HANGER DRAWING SHOWS ITEM ¹5 TO BE A SIZE 20 SPRING CAN, HOWEVER, A SIZE 19 SPRING CAN IS ACTUALLY INSTALLED. FURTHER INSPECTIONS REVEALED THAT GEMS ¹3,$ ,6,),S THAT ARE ACTUALYINSTALLED IN THE PLANT ARE DIFFERENT THAN WHAT IS SPECIFIEP QQ Tfg ~GOD DRAWING BILLOF MATERIAL. THE DRAWING SPECIFIES THESE PARTS TO PE PPR P 2.5'i %PLOP PRACKET THEY ARE ACTUALLYFOR A 2.25" WELDED BRACKET. THE WELD DE'JAP. Og TgE QQ~G SPECIFIES A FLARE BEVEL WELD ON TWO SIDES WITH A FILLET WELD ON TPE'PVvq OPPOSE SP)gS, THE ACTUALFIELD INSTALLATIONDOES NOT HAVE THE FLARE BEVEL WELDS Pf Sg+LED. D/SCU)SION'S WITH SITE SYSTEM ENGINEERING AND THROUGH THEIR INVESTjGQTlqN 6g THE $ $ QVE OPTED DRAWING DISCREPANCIES IS WAS CONCLUDED THATA SUPERSEQPD(
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Search on System Number: 49 CR NO. UNIT SYS tt EVENT DATE NCT OP AFFECTED? REPORTABLE? LEVEL RESO ~ 'LOSED REPEAT- REPEAT FF? FF? MPFF. MPFF?
954539 2 49 10/1485 NO NO 1 RCA NO
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DURING PERFORMANCE OF SE-200-002 "ASME CLASS I BOUNDARY SYSTEM LEAKAGE/HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE TESTING" RHR HEAD SPRAY IB SHUTOFF HV-251F022 AUTO CLOSED. ESF ACTUATION LER 388/95-013 HV25IF022
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STEP 6.1.8 OF SE-200-002, OPENS RHR HEAD SPRAY IB SHUTOFF HV-251F022. DURING RPV PRESSURIZATION, IT WAS NOTICED THATTHE F022 VALVEHAD CLOSED. THIS OCCURRED DURING THE 2 PERFORMANCES OF SE-200-002 ON 10/13/95 AND 10/14/95 WHEN PRESSURE WAS ABOVE 98 PSIG. AT NO TIME IN THIS PROCEDURE IS THIS VALVECLOSED, INTERLOCK DEFEATED OR IDENTIFIEDTHAT THIS VALVEWOULD AUTO CLOSE.
t NSE/PNSS WAS NOTIFIED OF THESE OCCURRENCES AND CONCLUDED THATTHE VALVEWOULD AUTO CLOSE, IF OPENED, WHEN RPV PRESSURE IS GREATER THAN 98 PSIG VIARELAY B21H-K82 IN PANEL 2C622 (REF. 8856-Ml-B21-101(10)). STEP 6.1.15 WOULD HAVE PREVENTED THIS ISOLATIONTO OCCUR, BUT THIS STEP IS ONLY PERFORMED DURING THE "HYDRO"NOT THE "SYSTEM LEAKAGE"PRESSURE TEST.
(ON THESE DATES SE-200-002 SYSTEM LEAKAGETEST WAS BEING PERFORMED NOT THE HYDRO.)
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Search on System Number: 49 CR NO UNIT SYS // EVENT DATE NC? OP AFFECTED? REPORTAIILE? LEVEL RESO CLOSED REPEAT 'EPEAT FF? FF? MPFF? MPFF~
95-0664 2 49 11/16/95 NO NO 2 RCA NO INCORRECT THERMALLOAD.CASE WAS USED TO QUALIFYTHE NEW SURROGATE ASSEMBLIES FOR .
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PSV251F055A & B VALVES REPLACEMENT. THE THERMALLOAD CASE USED WAS UNCONSERVATIVE.
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DURING THE PREPARATION OF THE UNIT I CALCULATIONSFOR THE PSV151F055A & B VALVE REPLACEMENTS, THE UNIT 2 CALCULATIONEC-PIPE-6027 WAS REVIEWED TO DETERMINE IF THE SURROGATE ASSEMBLIES SMILARTO THE UNIT 2 MODIFICATIONCOULD BE USED IN THE UNIT 2 MODIFICATIONCOULD BE USED IN THE UNIT I DCP. THE FOLLOWING DISCREPANCY WAS FOUND:
UNIT 2 RHR PSV251F055A & B VALVES WERE REPLACED WITH THE SURROGATE ASSEMBLIES PER DCP 94-9083.. THE SURROGATE ASSEMBLIES WERE DESIGNED TO SIMULATETHE REMOVED VALVES IN WEIGHT AND CENTER OF GRAVITY(CALCULATIONEC-PIPE-6027, REV. 0). THEREFORE, THE RERUN OF ME101 COMPUTER. PIPING ANALYSIS WAS NOT REQUIRED. HOWEVER, WEIGHT, THERMALAND SEISMIC LOADING WAS EXTRACTED AND USED TO QUALIFYTHE NEW SURROGATES FOR THE RHR VALVES.
'HE UNIT 2 CALCULATIONEC-PIPE-6027, USED INCORRECT THERMALLOAD'CASE TO QUALIFYTHE WELDS BETWEEN THE 8" AND 6" BLIND FLANGES ON THE SURROGATE ASSEMBLIES. THERE ARE SEVEN (7) THERMALLOAD CASES IN THE EXISTING MEIOI COMPUTER PIPING ANALYSIS, WHICH ARE LOCATED IN CALCULATIONSPLS-2643 (EC-PIPE-0621) & PLS-2646 (EC-PIPE-0677). THE THERMALLOAD CASES ARE DEFINED BELOW:
THRM01 - MINIMUMFLOW BYPASS MODE PUMP "D" RUNNING THRM02- MINIMUMFLOW BYPASS MODE PUMP "B" RUNNING II Il THRM03 - POST-ACCIDENT CONTAINMENTSPRAY PUMPS B & D RUNNING THRM04 - NORMAL SHUTDOWN AFTER BLOWDOWN TO MAINCONDENSER, PUMP "D" RUNNING THRM05 - NORMALSHUTDOWN AFTER BLOWDOWN TO MAINCONDENSER, PUMP "B" RUNNING I
THRM06 - SYSTEM ON STANDBY, NO PUMPS RUNNING RpISystem
Search on System Number: 49 CR NO. UNIT SYS tt EVENT DATE NCT OP AFFECTED? REPORTABLE? LEVEL RESO CLOSED REPEAT REPEAT FF? FF? MPFF? MPFF?
THRMFA - FAULTED THERMALLOAD CASE (POST-LOCA TEMPERATURE) WITH MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE USED TO QUALIFYFOR NOZZLE AND SUPPORT LOADS (SEE NOTE BELOW)
THE LOADCASE THRM01 - THRM06 SHOULD HAVE BEEN USED TO QUALIFYTHE 8" AND 6" BLIND FLANGES ON THE UNIT2 MODIFICATION. HOWEVER, ONLY THRMOI WAS CONSIDERED IN THE QUALIFICATIONOF THE SURROGATE ASSEMBLY. THIS, RESULTED IN UNCONSERVATIVE RESULTS.
NOTE: POST-LOCA ENVIORNMENTALTEMPERATURE RISE IS A FAULTED CONDITION AND ANYEXPANSION STRESS RESULTING FROM THIS CONDITION IS CLASSIFIED AS SECONDARY. CODE EVALUATIONClF PIPING STRESSES/PIPE SUPPORT MEMBERS ARE NOT REQUIRED FOR THIS FAULTED CONDITION PER BLP 25976, DATED I/23/84.
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Search on System Number: 49 CR NO. UNIT SYS 0 EVENT DATE NC? OP AFFECTED? REPORTABLE? LEVEL RESO CLOSED REPEAT REPEAT FF? FF? MPFF? MPFF?
66 1 49 11/17/95 NO NO C
1D RHR PUMP FAILED SURVEILLANCEACCEPTANCE CRITERIA REGARDING DPVELOPED DIFFERENTIAL
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PRESSURE. FRElllR608
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C WHILE PERFORMING SO-149-002 AND ESTABLISHED PHP. FLGW OF i 0 I~GPM Ti IROUGH THE HEAT EXCHANGER AS READ ON THE FLOW RECORDER, 'PIE ID P IBP Dl I<<;ERE1 f'GALPRESSURE WAS DETERMINED TO BE 247 PSID. THE ACCEPTANCE CRI POP.TI EIDIFI ERPNjIAL PRESSURE BETWEEN 248 AND 272 PSID. THE IB RHR PUMP PASSEYlTHEI(CCEPTA4QCE CRITERIA, HOWEVER, WITH
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NO MARGIN(I.E, RECORDED DP OF 250 WITHACCEPT 'CE'IA~AZ.250-27tI PSID).-
ii'~' h4 ii/ LPf <%'t'i",t DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FR AND Fl VAQUERO LEAP TQ (UPlECT THE RECORDER'S ACCURACY.
it.'BSERVED THE RECORDER'S INDICATIONAPPEARTS TO BE LOWER INVESTIGATE.
~Q /tI.CT'PPL, I&6:P$S CONTACTED TO 1&C DETERMINED THE FR INDICATIONOUT OF CALIBRATION.LOWP'PROXMATELY I KGPM AND RECALIBRATIONWAS PERFORMED UNDER WA S7212. THE B AND D PUMPS WERE RETESTED SATISFACTORILY WITH DIFFERENTIALPRESSURES OF 273 PSID (250-274 ACCEPTABLE) AND 267 PSID (248-272 ACCEPTABLE).
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Search on System Number: 49 CR NO UNIT SYS // EVENT DATE NC. OP AFFECI ED? REPORTABLE? LEVEL RESO CLOSED REPEAT REPEAT FF? FF? MPFF? MPFF?
96-0111 I 49 I/30/96 NO NO 2 CLOSURE 2/2/96 CONTAINMENTSPARY OP'S CHANGED AND CONFLICT WITH STATEMENT IN FSAR.
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ON 11/21/95, PCAFS WERE PREPARED TO ALLOW,.CONCURRENT USE OF LPCI AND DRYWELLSPRAY. THIS CHANGE PROVIDED MORE FLEXIBILITYIN RESPONDING TO POSTULATED TRANSIENTS THAT CAUSE AN INCREASE TO PRIMARY CONTAINMENTPRESSURE. PFACS 1-95-1157 AND 2-95-0520 WERE APPROVED AND DISTRIBUTED.
A LATER REVIEW OF THE FSAR INDICATEDTHE FOLLOWING EXCERPT FROM SECTION 6.2.2.2- IF THE OPERATOR CHOOSES TO USE THE CONTAINMENTSPARY, HE MUST OPEN THE SPARY VALVES AND CLOSE THE LPCI INJECTION VALVE.
CONTRARY TO THE FSAR STATEMENT ABOVE, THE PCAFS PERMITTED LINE-UP OF BOTH LPCI INJECTION AND DRYWELLSPRAY AT THE SAME TIME.
96-0138 2 49 .2/7/96 NO NO 2 CLOSURE 2/9/96 NO DURING PERFORMANCE. OF SI-249-309 (18 MONTH CAL. OF REACTOR COOLANT SYSTEM LEAKAGEHI
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PRESSURE) PSH-E11-2N018 (SHUTDOWN COOLING SUCTION HEADER HIGH PRESSURE) FOUND PSH-E11- PS HE l l2N018 2N01& OUT OF ALLOWABLEVALUE.
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FOUND AS FOUND VALVEON PSH-E11-2N018 AT 155.6 PSIG. ALLOWABLEVALUEIS LES THAN OR EQUAL
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Schedule Actual LISD212N024D 80 LEVEL SWITCH LIS-821-2N024D FAILED TO MEET ACCEPTANCE CI:ITERIA STEP 6.2.15 OF SI-280-311 (A63867) Evcnl Date: I/24/97 Itrsu
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Schedule Actual OAS IO HAIR PIN CLIP MISSING ON OA510-005 CUBB SHUTTER ACTUATION LEVER HINGE PIN. Event Date: I/21/97 Rcsu Clos<<re 3/2<//97 974124 NUCT NO NO 2 CAUSE DETERMINATION Equip Nos: SYSTEM:
Schedule Actual 39 DEGRADED COND. DEMIN. RESIN PERFORMANCE.
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