ML18003B105

Notice of Violation from Insp on 850120-0220

ML18003B105
Person / Time
Site:	Harris
Issue date:	03/12/1985
From:	NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
To:
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ML18003B104	List: IR 05000120/2002020 ML18003B103 ML18003B105
References
50-400-85-04, 50-400-85-4, NUDOCS 8504160573
Download: ML18003B105 (3)

See also: IR 05000120/2002020

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ENCLOSURE

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NOTICE OF VIOLATION

Carolina

Power and Light Company

(CP&L

Shearon

Harris

Docket No. 50-400

License

No.

CPPR-158

The

following violations

were

identified

during

an

inspection

conducted

on

January

20

February

20,

1985.

The Severity Levels were assigned

in accordance

with the

NRC Enforcement Policy (10 CFR Part 2, Appendix C).

1.

10 CFR 50.55(f)(1) requires

CP&L to implement the quality assurance

program

described

or. referenced

in the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report.

Section

1.8.5. 10 of the

CP&L guality Assurance

Program requires that

measures

be

established

to

ensure

that

inspections

are

conducted

in

accordance

with

documented

instructions,

procedures

and drawings.

Contrary to the

above,

on January

24,

1985,

the inspector identified

an

electrical

separation

problem

between

electrical

safety-related

conduit

1610Y-SA and nonsafety electrical

cable trays

X1700 and

21701 at plan points

3042

and

3044 in the reactor auxiliary building at elevation

286'.

The

installation

had

been

previously

inspected

and

accepted

by Construction

Inspection

personnel

and the

separation

problem

had

not

been

identified.

Construction

inspection

procedure

TP-42,

paragraph

3.5.4

specifically

requires that this attribute

be inspected

and documented.

This is

a Severity Level

V violation (Supplement II).

2.

10 CFR 50.55(f)(1) requires

CP&L to implement the quality assurance

program

described

or referenced

in the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report.

Section

1.8.5.3 of the

CP&L (}uality Assurance

Program

requires

that

measures

be

established

and implemented for the selection

and review for suitability of

application of materials,

parts,

and

equipment that are essential

to the

safety-related

functions.

Contrary to the

above,

on January

28,

1985,

the inspector identified

an

undersized electrical

cable in

DC panel

DP-1ASA.

This cable

(No.

10821A-SA)

was

a two-conducter ¹10

AWG that

has

a maximum am'pere rating of 24 amps.

It

was

protected

by

a

100-ampere

circuit breaker

and

supplied

power'o

Auxiliary Transfer

Panel

1A-SA which

had

a loading of approximately

100

amps.

This cable

had

been

installed

and

inspected

in accordance

with

approved

design

documents

and this unsatisfactory

condition

had not

been

identified.

This is

a Severity

Level

V violation (Supplement II).

Pursuant

to

10 CFR 2.201,

you are

required

to submit to this office within 30

days of the date of this Notice,

a written statement

or explanation

in reply,

including:

( 1) admission

or denial

of the alleged violations;

(2) the

reasons

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Power

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Docket No. 50-400

License

No.

CPPR-158

for the violations if admitted;

(3) the corrective

steps

which have

been

taken

and

the results

achieved;

(4) corrective

steps

which will be

taken

to avoid

further violations;

and (5) the date

when full compliance will be achieved.

Security

or

safeguards

information

should

be

submitted

as

an

enclosure

to

facilitate withholding it from public disclosure

as

required

by

10 CFR 2.790(d)

or 10 CFR 73. 21.

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