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Category:LICENSEE EVENT REPORT (SEE ALSO AO
MONTHYEARML20045A4291993-06-0303 June 1993 LER 93-003-00:on 930505,new Source of Natural Gas Introduced within 0.5 Miles of ISFSI & Reactor Bldg W/O Prior NRC Approval.Caused by Field Routing of Natural Gas Pipe.Well Isolated by Well operator.W/930603 Ltr ML20043E0991990-05-31031 May 1990 LER 89-018-01:on 890827,cracking Found in Incoloy Alloy 800 Main Steam Ringheaders & Condition Determined to Have Generic Implications.Caused by Creep Failure.Main Steam Ringheaders repaired.W/900531 Ltr ML20042G4211990-05-10010 May 1990 LER 90-001-00:on 900410,non-essential Bus 5,4160/480-volt Transformer N-9215 Experienced Fault.Caused by Breakdown of Insulation on Secondary Coils of Transformer.Coils of Transformer rewound.W/900510 Ltr ML20011D4641989-12-20020 December 1989 LER 89-014-01:on 890818,four Fire Barrier Penetration Seals in Bldg 10 Did Not Meet Foam Seal Structure Criteria of Seal Spec.Caused by Improper Curing During Installation.Fire Watch Established & Seals repaired.W/891220 Ltr ML20024E0021983-07-29029 July 1983 LER 83-023/03L-0:on 830701 & 02,emergency Feedwater Unavailable to Drive Loop I Helium Circulation Water Turbines.Caused by Normal Wear of Valve PV-21243.Valve Internals Replaced & Valve calibr.W/830729 Ltr ML20024B9861983-07-0101 July 1983 LER 83-020/03L-0:on 830604,emergency Feedwater Header Supply to Loop I Helium Circulator Turbine Water Drive Isolated & Bearing Water Make Up Pump Taken Out of Svc.Caused by Flexitallic Gasket Failure Due to Normal wear.W/830701 Ltr ML20024A8521983-06-22022 June 1983 Updated LER 80-041/03X-2:on 800724,one of 12 Helium Circulator Seal Malfunction Pressure Differential Switches Discovered W/Trip Point Outside Tech Spec Limits.Caused by Dirt Accumulation in Electrical switches.W/830622 Ltr ML20023D9021983-05-26026 May 1983 LER 83-017/01T-0:on 830512,insp Performed Per IE Bulletin 83-03 Identified Six of Eight Check Valves Frozen in mid- Position.Caused by Corrosion & Rusting Valve Internal Parts. Valves Cleaned & Internal Components Replaced ML20028G2831983-01-28028 January 1983 LER 82-053/03L-0:on 821229,fuel Storage Well Pressure Exceeded Atmospheric Pressure While Reactor Was Shut Down. Caused by One Gas Compressor Being Out of Svc for Maint and Other Pumping Less than Capacity.Compressors Repaired ML20028G2711983-01-28028 January 1983 LER 82-054/03L-0:on 821229,outlet Temps Exceeded 120 F Limit When Reactor Became Critical During Isolation of Svc Water Flow to Pcrv Cooling Water Hx.Caused by Lack of Cooling Source.Design Change Initiated ML20028F2401983-01-19019 January 1983 LER 82-051/03L-0:on 821220,during Surveillance Test,One of Six Steam Pipe Rupture & One of 12 Steam Pipe Rupture Channels Identified Inoperable Due to Low Response to Calibr Noise.Caused by Failure of Resistor ML20028F2881983-01-17017 January 1983 LER 83-001/01T-0:on 830101 & 02,reactor Operated W/O Min Number of Operable Moisture Monitor Channels Required Per Table 4.4.1 of Limiting Conditions for Operation.Caused by Personnel Misinterpretation of Tech Specs ML20028A3101982-11-10010 November 1982 LER 82-042/03L-0:on 821013,unplanned Radioactive Gas Release Occurred W/Reactor Shutdown & Depressurized.Caused by High Airborne Activity in Reactor Bldg Due to Leaking Blank Flange.Emergency Procedures Initiated.Flange Repaired ML20028A2861982-11-10010 November 1982 LER 82-041/03L-0:on 821011,during Calibr of Radioactive Liquid Effluent Monitors,Trip Point for RIS-6212 Found to Be Less Conservative than Required.Caused by Instrument Drift. High Voltage & Discriminator Settings Adjusted ML20023A7451982-10-0808 October 1982 LER 82-036/03L-0:on 820908,one of Two Bearing Water Makeup Pumps Removed from Svc.Caused by Need to Rebuild Mechanical Seal Due to Normal Wear.Seal Rebuilt ML20052H9881982-05-12012 May 1982 LER 82-011/03L-0:during 820412-20,plant Operated in Degraded Mode of Limiting Conditions for Operation 4.2.11 Three Times & 4.2.10 Once.Caused by Offgas of Moisture from Core as Plant Returned to Power from Maint Outage ML20052H8751982-05-12012 May 1982 LER 82-013/03L-0:on 820412,separation in Axial Positions of Two Partially Inserted Control Rod Groups Fell Slightly Below Limit of 10 Ft.Cause Not Stated.Control Rods Repositioned ML20052G4151982-05-10010 May 1982 LER 82-012/03L-0:on 820410,at 10% Power,Instrument Air Compressor 1C Temporarily Taken Out of Svc to Repair after- Cooler Leak.Water Leak Caused by Normal Wear of after- Cooler.Air Compressor Returned to Svc After Repairs ML20052A3331982-04-27027 April 1982 LER 81-044 Has Been Cancelled ML20050B2541982-03-19019 March 1982 LER 82-006/03L-0:on 820218,primary Coolant Moisture Exceeded Tech Specs.Caused by Contamination W/Moisture During Maint Outage.Reactor Shutdown & Coolant Purification Trains Utilized to Reduce Impurity Levels ML20042B8231982-03-17017 March 1982 LER 82-005/03L-0:on 820215,loop 2 Steam Generator Penetration Rupture Disk 1 Leak Alarm Pressure Switch Found Isolated.Caused by Closed Pressure Switch Isolation Valve.Valve Opened ML20041F5791982-03-0808 March 1982 LER 82-007/01T-0:on 820222,control Rod Pairs for Regions 7 & 28 Did Not Insert Automatically Following Manual Scram. Possibly Caused by Binding or Sticking of Control Rod Drive Mechanism.Control Rods Exercised to Eliminate Sticking ML20041C3231982-02-19019 February 1982 LER 82-002/03L-0:on 820121,during Surveillance Testing, W/Reactor Shut Down,Three Loss of Bearing Water Pressure Differential Switches Found W/Setpoints Less Conservative than Required.Caused by Instrument Drift.Switches Recalibr ML20041C2761982-02-19019 February 1982 LER 82-003/03L-0:on 820122,one Drain Malfunction Pressure Differential Switch on 1C Helium Circulator Found Less Conservative than Tech Specs.Caused by Dirty Contacts. Contacts Cleaned & Switch Recalibr ML20041A9891982-02-16016 February 1982 LER 82-004/01T-0:on 820202,inadvertent Radioactive Liquid Waste Release Occurred from Receiver a During Plant Shutdown for Design Mods to Circulator Auxiliary Sys.Caused by Improper Valve Lineup.Event Reviewed W/Operators ML20040G9511982-02-0505 February 1982 LER 82-001/03L-0:on 820108,18 Snubbers Found Inoperable During Surveillance Testing,Indicating Inoperability During Reactor Operation.Caused by Seal Leakage & Deficiencies in Piston Position & Oil Level.Snubbers Repaired ML20040B8081982-01-13013 January 1982 LER 81-074/03L-0:on 811214,cold Reheat Snubber CRS-219 Found Detached from Pipe Mounting,Rendering Snubber Operable.Caused by Failure of Cotter Pin,Allowing Eyebolt to Be Displaced Out of Pipe & Snubber Rod Mounting ML20040B7911982-01-12012 January 1982 LER 81-075/03L-0:on 811221,two Sample Flow Circuits Found Out of Calibr During Annual Calibr of Primary Coolant Moisture Scram Instrumentation.Caused by Change in Instrument Characteristics.Procedures Being Revised ML20039F4911982-01-0404 January 1982 LER 81-073/03L-0:on 811208,one Helium Circulator Bearing Drain Pressure Low Switch Found to Have Trip Point Outside Required Limits.Caused by Dirt Accumulation in Electrical Switch That Impeded Contact ML20039C6321981-12-17017 December 1981 LER 81-072/03L-0:on 811117,PCRV Rupture Disk M-11701 Setpoint Exceeded Tech Specs Limits.Caused by Belleville Washer Operating Point Drift.Disks Under Evaluation ML20011A6371981-10-22022 October 1981 LER 81-060/03L-0:between 810922-1013,emergency Feedwater to Loop 1 Helium Circulator Water Turbine Drives Was Isolated on Three Occasions.Caused by Leakage Between Seat Ring & Valve Body Pressure Control Valve ML20010H9131981-09-11011 September 1981 LER 81-052/03L-0:on 810812,standby Bearing Water Makeup Pump Removed from Svc.Caused by Need to Repair Bonnet Leak in Valve in Suction Line to Pump.Pump Returned to Svc After Repair Completed ML20010J0141981-09-11011 September 1981 LER 81-050/03L-0:on 810814,total Dissolved Solids in Plant Nonradioactive Liquid Waste Effluent for 810809 Was Discovered to Have Exceeded Tech Specs.Caused by Improper Circulating Water Blowdown Arrangement.Blowdown Adjusted ML20010H8821981-09-0404 September 1981 LER 81-048/03L-0:on 810808 & 25 Loop 1 Prestressed Concrete Reactor Vessel Cooling Water Outlet Temp Exceeded 120 F Due to Failure of Temp Controller.Caused by Cold Solder Joint & Failure of Transistor in Output Circuit,Respectively ML20010H9301981-09-0101 September 1981 LER 81-049/03L-0:during 810802-07,increase Occurred in Offgassing from Core & Core Outlet Temps.Caused by Increased Primary Coolant Moisture & Oxidants from Refueling Shutdown ML20010G2711981-08-26026 August 1981 LER 81-046/03L-0:on 810728,emergency Feedwater Supply to Loop 1 Helium Circular Water Turbines Isolated to Repair Leaking 2-inch Consolidated Safety Relief Valves.Caused by Valve Leakage Downstream of Pressure Control Valve ML20010G1691981-08-26026 August 1981 LER 81-045/03L-0:on 810727,during Normal Startup Operation, Primary Coolant Dewpoint Exceeded Tech Spec Limits.Caused by Contamination Due to Moisture.Contaminants Removed from Primary Coolant ML20010G3371981-08-20020 August 1981 LER 81-051/03L-0:on 810721,Class I Snubbers Removed from Svc for Structural Mods W/Plant Operating at Power.Caused by Seismic Restraint Analysis Program.Snubbers Returned to Svc Following Mods ML20010G3181981-08-14014 August 1981 LER 81-043/03L-0:on 810717 & 0807,reactor Operated at Power W/One Class I Snubber Inoperable.Caused by Empty Oil Reservoirs on BFS-398E & MSS-149 Due to Leaking Fitting on Valve Block & Leaking Piston Seal.Fitting Tightened ML20010A1601981-07-16016 July 1981 LER 81-041/03L-0:on 810616,control Room Exhaust Damper Failed to Close.Caused by Dust Accumulation on Damper Vanes. Damper Operated Properly When Retested.Preventive Maint Program to Be Developed to Inspect & Clean Vanes ML20009E5101981-07-0202 July 1981 LER 81-039/03L-0:on 810602,following Routine Chlorination of Circulating Water Sys,Sample Indicated Excessive Residual Chlorine in Plant Liquid Effluent.Cause Unknown.Subsequent Chlorinations Showed No Abnormalities ML20009E5581981-07-0202 July 1981 LER 81-040/03L-0:between 810604 & 09,eight Hydraulic Shock Suppressors Were Found Out of Oil.Caused by Empty Hydraulic Oil Reservoirs Due to Leaking Seals & O-rings in Snubbers. Reservoirs Cleaned.Seals & O-rings Replaced ML20009E7191981-06-18018 June 1981 Revised LER 81-008/03X-1:on 810120,during Shutdown Maint & Primary Coolant Pressure Scram Calibr,Voltage Outputs of Pressure Transmitter Discovered High.Caused by Instrument Drift.Transmitter Calibr.Surveillance Test Completed ML20009E7011981-06-10010 June 1981 LER 81-035/03L-0:on 810511,w/plant at 70% Thermal Power During a Diesel Generator Set Surveillance Test,B Engine Tripped & Declutched.Caused by Failed Exhaust Temp Switch. Switch Repaired.Test Completed.Generator Returned to Svc ML20009A5501981-06-0505 June 1981 LER 81-038/03L-0:on 810507,two Class I Hydraulic Shock Suppressors Removed from Svc.Caused by Decision to Modify Suppressors to Original Configuration W/Zero Bleed Rate Block Valves ML20009A5341981-06-0303 June 1981 LER 81-034/03L-0:on 810504,equipment Necessary to Terminate Release from Liquid Waste Sys & Reactor Sump Found Not Operating Properly.Caused by Plugged Sense Lines on Flow Element Associated W/Control Valve ML20009A5281981-05-28028 May 1981 LER 81-032/03L-0:on 810428,hot Reheat Snubber HRS-244 Found Inoperable.Caused by Empty Hydraulic Oil Reservoir Due to Leaking Elbow Fitting.Fitting Tightened,Reservoir Refilled & Snubber Returned to Svc ML20004D5781981-05-27027 May 1981 LER 81-036/01T-0:on 810512,liquid Waste Discharge Exceeded Specified Limit for Tritium Concentration.Caused by Design Deficiency.Downstream of Valve HV 6212,150-200 Gallon Dead Leg Released Regardless of Dilution Flow Adequacy ML20004D7171981-05-27027 May 1981 LER 81-031/03L-0:on 810427,during Normal Surveillance Testing,Diesel Engine B Tripped & Declutched on Starting. Caused by Load Imbalance Between Engines a & B Due to Normal Wear of Linkage.Linkage Was Adjusted ML20004D6661981-05-27027 May 1981 LER 81-033/03L-0:on 810427,helium Circulator 1C Speed/Wobble Modifier Malfunctioned Causing Loss of Plant Protective Sys Functions to High Speed Trip Circuits.Caused by Electronic Circuit Unbalance.Spare Speed Element Installed 1993-06-03
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MONTHYEARML20045A4291993-06-0303 June 1993 LER 93-003-00:on 930505,new Source of Natural Gas Introduced within 0.5 Miles of ISFSI & Reactor Bldg W/O Prior NRC Approval.Caused by Field Routing of Natural Gas Pipe.Well Isolated by Well operator.W/930603 Ltr ML20043E0991990-05-31031 May 1990 LER 89-018-01:on 890827,cracking Found in Incoloy Alloy 800 Main Steam Ringheaders & Condition Determined to Have Generic Implications.Caused by Creep Failure.Main Steam Ringheaders repaired.W/900531 Ltr ML20042G4211990-05-10010 May 1990 LER 90-001-00:on 900410,non-essential Bus 5,4160/480-volt Transformer N-9215 Experienced Fault.Caused by Breakdown of Insulation on Secondary Coils of Transformer.Coils of Transformer rewound.W/900510 Ltr ML20011D4641989-12-20020 December 1989 LER 89-014-01:on 890818,four Fire Barrier Penetration Seals in Bldg 10 Did Not Meet Foam Seal Structure Criteria of Seal Spec.Caused by Improper Curing During Installation.Fire Watch Established & Seals repaired.W/891220 Ltr ML20024E0021983-07-29029 July 1983 LER 83-023/03L-0:on 830701 & 02,emergency Feedwater Unavailable to Drive Loop I Helium Circulation Water Turbines.Caused by Normal Wear of Valve PV-21243.Valve Internals Replaced & Valve calibr.W/830729 Ltr ML20024B9861983-07-0101 July 1983 LER 83-020/03L-0:on 830604,emergency Feedwater Header Supply to Loop I Helium Circulator Turbine Water Drive Isolated & Bearing Water Make Up Pump Taken Out of Svc.Caused by Flexitallic Gasket Failure Due to Normal wear.W/830701 Ltr ML20024A8521983-06-22022 June 1983 Updated LER 80-041/03X-2:on 800724,one of 12 Helium Circulator Seal Malfunction Pressure Differential Switches Discovered W/Trip Point Outside Tech Spec Limits.Caused by Dirt Accumulation in Electrical switches.W/830622 Ltr ML20023D9021983-05-26026 May 1983 LER 83-017/01T-0:on 830512,insp Performed Per IE Bulletin 83-03 Identified Six of Eight Check Valves Frozen in mid- Position.Caused by Corrosion & Rusting Valve Internal Parts. Valves Cleaned & Internal Components Replaced ML20028G2831983-01-28028 January 1983 LER 82-053/03L-0:on 821229,fuel Storage Well Pressure Exceeded Atmospheric Pressure While Reactor Was Shut Down. Caused by One Gas Compressor Being Out of Svc for Maint and Other Pumping Less than Capacity.Compressors Repaired ML20028G2711983-01-28028 January 1983 LER 82-054/03L-0:on 821229,outlet Temps Exceeded 120 F Limit When Reactor Became Critical During Isolation of Svc Water Flow to Pcrv Cooling Water Hx.Caused by Lack of Cooling Source.Design Change Initiated ML20028F2401983-01-19019 January 1983 LER 82-051/03L-0:on 821220,during Surveillance Test,One of Six Steam Pipe Rupture & One of 12 Steam Pipe Rupture Channels Identified Inoperable Due to Low Response to Calibr Noise.Caused by Failure of Resistor ML20028F2881983-01-17017 January 1983 LER 83-001/01T-0:on 830101 & 02,reactor Operated W/O Min Number of Operable Moisture Monitor Channels Required Per Table 4.4.1 of Limiting Conditions for Operation.Caused by Personnel Misinterpretation of Tech Specs ML20028A3101982-11-10010 November 1982 LER 82-042/03L-0:on 821013,unplanned Radioactive Gas Release Occurred W/Reactor Shutdown & Depressurized.Caused by High Airborne Activity in Reactor Bldg Due to Leaking Blank Flange.Emergency Procedures Initiated.Flange Repaired ML20028A2861982-11-10010 November 1982 LER 82-041/03L-0:on 821011,during Calibr of Radioactive Liquid Effluent Monitors,Trip Point for RIS-6212 Found to Be Less Conservative than Required.Caused by Instrument Drift. High Voltage & Discriminator Settings Adjusted ML20023A7451982-10-0808 October 1982 LER 82-036/03L-0:on 820908,one of Two Bearing Water Makeup Pumps Removed from Svc.Caused by Need to Rebuild Mechanical Seal Due to Normal Wear.Seal Rebuilt ML20052H9881982-05-12012 May 1982 LER 82-011/03L-0:during 820412-20,plant Operated in Degraded Mode of Limiting Conditions for Operation 4.2.11 Three Times & 4.2.10 Once.Caused by Offgas of Moisture from Core as Plant Returned to Power from Maint Outage ML20052H8751982-05-12012 May 1982 LER 82-013/03L-0:on 820412,separation in Axial Positions of Two Partially Inserted Control Rod Groups Fell Slightly Below Limit of 10 Ft.Cause Not Stated.Control Rods Repositioned ML20052G4151982-05-10010 May 1982 LER 82-012/03L-0:on 820410,at 10% Power,Instrument Air Compressor 1C Temporarily Taken Out of Svc to Repair after- Cooler Leak.Water Leak Caused by Normal Wear of after- Cooler.Air Compressor Returned to Svc After Repairs ML20052A3331982-04-27027 April 1982 LER 81-044 Has Been Cancelled ML20050B2541982-03-19019 March 1982 LER 82-006/03L-0:on 820218,primary Coolant Moisture Exceeded Tech Specs.Caused by Contamination W/Moisture During Maint Outage.Reactor Shutdown & Coolant Purification Trains Utilized to Reduce Impurity Levels ML20042B8231982-03-17017 March 1982 LER 82-005/03L-0:on 820215,loop 2 Steam Generator Penetration Rupture Disk 1 Leak Alarm Pressure Switch Found Isolated.Caused by Closed Pressure Switch Isolation Valve.Valve Opened ML20041F5791982-03-0808 March 1982 LER 82-007/01T-0:on 820222,control Rod Pairs for Regions 7 & 28 Did Not Insert Automatically Following Manual Scram. Possibly Caused by Binding or Sticking of Control Rod Drive Mechanism.Control Rods Exercised to Eliminate Sticking ML20041C3231982-02-19019 February 1982 LER 82-002/03L-0:on 820121,during Surveillance Testing, W/Reactor Shut Down,Three Loss of Bearing Water Pressure Differential Switches Found W/Setpoints Less Conservative than Required.Caused by Instrument Drift.Switches Recalibr ML20041C2761982-02-19019 February 1982 LER 82-003/03L-0:on 820122,one Drain Malfunction Pressure Differential Switch on 1C Helium Circulator Found Less Conservative than Tech Specs.Caused by Dirty Contacts. Contacts Cleaned & Switch Recalibr ML20041A9891982-02-16016 February 1982 LER 82-004/01T-0:on 820202,inadvertent Radioactive Liquid Waste Release Occurred from Receiver a During Plant Shutdown for Design Mods to Circulator Auxiliary Sys.Caused by Improper Valve Lineup.Event Reviewed W/Operators ML20040G9511982-02-0505 February 1982 LER 82-001/03L-0:on 820108,18 Snubbers Found Inoperable During Surveillance Testing,Indicating Inoperability During Reactor Operation.Caused by Seal Leakage & Deficiencies in Piston Position & Oil Level.Snubbers Repaired ML20040B8081982-01-13013 January 1982 LER 81-074/03L-0:on 811214,cold Reheat Snubber CRS-219 Found Detached from Pipe Mounting,Rendering Snubber Operable.Caused by Failure of Cotter Pin,Allowing Eyebolt to Be Displaced Out of Pipe & Snubber Rod Mounting ML20040B7911982-01-12012 January 1982 LER 81-075/03L-0:on 811221,two Sample Flow Circuits Found Out of Calibr During Annual Calibr of Primary Coolant Moisture Scram Instrumentation.Caused by Change in Instrument Characteristics.Procedures Being Revised ML20039F4911982-01-0404 January 1982 LER 81-073/03L-0:on 811208,one Helium Circulator Bearing Drain Pressure Low Switch Found to Have Trip Point Outside Required Limits.Caused by Dirt Accumulation in Electrical Switch That Impeded Contact ML20039C6321981-12-17017 December 1981 LER 81-072/03L-0:on 811117,PCRV Rupture Disk M-11701 Setpoint Exceeded Tech Specs Limits.Caused by Belleville Washer Operating Point Drift.Disks Under Evaluation ML20011A6371981-10-22022 October 1981 LER 81-060/03L-0:between 810922-1013,emergency Feedwater to Loop 1 Helium Circulator Water Turbine Drives Was Isolated on Three Occasions.Caused by Leakage Between Seat Ring & Valve Body Pressure Control Valve ML20010H9131981-09-11011 September 1981 LER 81-052/03L-0:on 810812,standby Bearing Water Makeup Pump Removed from Svc.Caused by Need to Repair Bonnet Leak in Valve in Suction Line to Pump.Pump Returned to Svc After Repair Completed ML20010J0141981-09-11011 September 1981 LER 81-050/03L-0:on 810814,total Dissolved Solids in Plant Nonradioactive Liquid Waste Effluent for 810809 Was Discovered to Have Exceeded Tech Specs.Caused by Improper Circulating Water Blowdown Arrangement.Blowdown Adjusted ML20010H8821981-09-0404 September 1981 LER 81-048/03L-0:on 810808 & 25 Loop 1 Prestressed Concrete Reactor Vessel Cooling Water Outlet Temp Exceeded 120 F Due to Failure of Temp Controller.Caused by Cold Solder Joint & Failure of Transistor in Output Circuit,Respectively ML20010H9301981-09-0101 September 1981 LER 81-049/03L-0:during 810802-07,increase Occurred in Offgassing from Core & Core Outlet Temps.Caused by Increased Primary Coolant Moisture & Oxidants from Refueling Shutdown ML20010G2711981-08-26026 August 1981 LER 81-046/03L-0:on 810728,emergency Feedwater Supply to Loop 1 Helium Circular Water Turbines Isolated to Repair Leaking 2-inch Consolidated Safety Relief Valves.Caused by Valve Leakage Downstream of Pressure Control Valve ML20010G1691981-08-26026 August 1981 LER 81-045/03L-0:on 810727,during Normal Startup Operation, Primary Coolant Dewpoint Exceeded Tech Spec Limits.Caused by Contamination Due to Moisture.Contaminants Removed from Primary Coolant ML20010G3371981-08-20020 August 1981 LER 81-051/03L-0:on 810721,Class I Snubbers Removed from Svc for Structural Mods W/Plant Operating at Power.Caused by Seismic Restraint Analysis Program.Snubbers Returned to Svc Following Mods ML20010G3181981-08-14014 August 1981 LER 81-043/03L-0:on 810717 & 0807,reactor Operated at Power W/One Class I Snubber Inoperable.Caused by Empty Oil Reservoirs on BFS-398E & MSS-149 Due to Leaking Fitting on Valve Block & Leaking Piston Seal.Fitting Tightened ML20010A1601981-07-16016 July 1981 LER 81-041/03L-0:on 810616,control Room Exhaust Damper Failed to Close.Caused by Dust Accumulation on Damper Vanes. Damper Operated Properly When Retested.Preventive Maint Program to Be Developed to Inspect & Clean Vanes ML20009E5101981-07-0202 July 1981 LER 81-039/03L-0:on 810602,following Routine Chlorination of Circulating Water Sys,Sample Indicated Excessive Residual Chlorine in Plant Liquid Effluent.Cause Unknown.Subsequent Chlorinations Showed No Abnormalities ML20009E5581981-07-0202 July 1981 LER 81-040/03L-0:between 810604 & 09,eight Hydraulic Shock Suppressors Were Found Out of Oil.Caused by Empty Hydraulic Oil Reservoirs Due to Leaking Seals & O-rings in Snubbers. Reservoirs Cleaned.Seals & O-rings Replaced ML20009E7191981-06-18018 June 1981 Revised LER 81-008/03X-1:on 810120,during Shutdown Maint & Primary Coolant Pressure Scram Calibr,Voltage Outputs of Pressure Transmitter Discovered High.Caused by Instrument Drift.Transmitter Calibr.Surveillance Test Completed ML20009E7011981-06-10010 June 1981 LER 81-035/03L-0:on 810511,w/plant at 70% Thermal Power During a Diesel Generator Set Surveillance Test,B Engine Tripped & Declutched.Caused by Failed Exhaust Temp Switch. Switch Repaired.Test Completed.Generator Returned to Svc ML20009A5501981-06-0505 June 1981 LER 81-038/03L-0:on 810507,two Class I Hydraulic Shock Suppressors Removed from Svc.Caused by Decision to Modify Suppressors to Original Configuration W/Zero Bleed Rate Block Valves ML20009A5341981-06-0303 June 1981 LER 81-034/03L-0:on 810504,equipment Necessary to Terminate Release from Liquid Waste Sys & Reactor Sump Found Not Operating Properly.Caused by Plugged Sense Lines on Flow Element Associated W/Control Valve ML20009A5281981-05-28028 May 1981 LER 81-032/03L-0:on 810428,hot Reheat Snubber HRS-244 Found Inoperable.Caused by Empty Hydraulic Oil Reservoir Due to Leaking Elbow Fitting.Fitting Tightened,Reservoir Refilled & Snubber Returned to Svc ML20004D5781981-05-27027 May 1981 LER 81-036/01T-0:on 810512,liquid Waste Discharge Exceeded Specified Limit for Tritium Concentration.Caused by Design Deficiency.Downstream of Valve HV 6212,150-200 Gallon Dead Leg Released Regardless of Dilution Flow Adequacy ML20004D7171981-05-27027 May 1981 LER 81-031/03L-0:on 810427,during Normal Surveillance Testing,Diesel Engine B Tripped & Declutched on Starting. Caused by Load Imbalance Between Engines a & B Due to Normal Wear of Linkage.Linkage Was Adjusted ML20004D6661981-05-27027 May 1981 LER 81-033/03L-0:on 810427,helium Circulator 1C Speed/Wobble Modifier Malfunctioned Causing Loss of Plant Protective Sys Functions to High Speed Trip Circuits.Caused by Electronic Circuit Unbalance.Spare Speed Element Installed 1993-06-03
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Malfunction Only Occurs During Seismic Event.Balanced Levers May Be Purchased from Vendor.List of Affected Utils Encl ML20128D7191992-12-0101 December 1992 Safety Evaluation Approving Exemption from Requirement of 10CFR50.54(q) to Change to Biennial Emergency Plan Exercise Rather than Annual Following Completion of Next Scheduled Exercise at Plant ML20127P5861992-11-23023 November 1992 Followup to 921005 Part 21 Rept Re Potential Defect in SB/SBD-1 Housing Cover Screws.Procedure Re Replacement of SBD-1 Spring Cover Bolts Encl.All Fasteners Should Be Loosened & Removed.List of Affected Utils Encl ML20127F5691992-11-0303 November 1992 Informs Commission of Intent to Issue Order Approving Plant Decommissioning Plan & Corresponding Amend to License DPR-34 ML20101E5761992-05-31031 May 1992 Monthly Defueling Operations Rept for May 1992 for Fort St Vrain ML20096E8221992-04-30030 April 1992 Monthly Operating Rept for Apr 1992 for Fort St Vrain.W/ ML20095E9601992-04-17017 April 1992 Rev to Fort St Vrain Proposed Decommissioning Plan ML20100R7431992-03-31031 March 1992 Monthly Operating Rept for Mar 1992 for Fort St Vrain.W/ ML20090L0621992-02-29029 February 1992 Monthly Operating Rept for Feb 1992 for Fort St Vrain Unit 1 ML20092D0081992-01-31031 January 1992 Monthly Operating Rept for Jan 1992 for Fort St Vrain Nuclear Generating Station ML20102B2241992-01-22022 January 1992 Fort St Vrain Station Annual Rept of Changes,Tests & Experiments Not Requiring Prior Commission Approval Per 10CFR50.59, for Period 910123-920122 ML20094N6701991-12-31031 December 1991 Public Svc Co Annual Financial Rept for 1991 ML20091J6251991-12-31031 December 1991 Monthly Operating Rept for Dec 1991 for Fort St Vrain.W/ ML20094D6711991-11-30030 November 1991 Monthly Operating Rept for Nov 1991 for Fort St Vrain Unit 1 ML20090M1871991-11-20020 November 1991 FOSAVEX-91 Scenario for 1991 Plant Exercise of Defueling Emergency Response Plan ML20086D6891991-11-15015 November 1991 Proposed Decommissioning Plan for Fort St Vrain Nuclear Generating Station ML20085N1451991-11-0505 November 1991 Revised Ro:Operability Date of 910830 for Electric Motor Driven Fire Water Pump P-4501 Not Met.Pump Not Actually Declared Operable Until 911025.Caused by Unforseen Matl & Testing Problems.Equivalent Pump Available ML20086C5451991-10-31031 October 1991 Monthly Operating Rept for Oct 1991 for Fort St Vrain.W/ ML20085H6611991-10-10010 October 1991 Assessment of Mgt Modes for Graphite from Reactor Decommissioning ML20091D7671991-10-0101 October 1991 Rev B to Engineering Evaluation of Prestressed Concrete Reactor Vessel & Core Support Floor Structures for Proposed Sys 46 Temp Change ML20085D9861991-09-30030 September 1991 Monthly Operating Rept for Sept 1991 for Fort St Vrain.W/ 1997-07-01
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REPORT CATE: J uly 10, 19 79 REPORTABLE OCCURRENCE 79-17 ISSUE O OCCURRENCE DATE: June 26, 1979 Page 1 of 7 FORT ST. VRAIN NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO P. O. B0X 361 PLATTTVILLE, COLORADO 80651 REPORT NO. 50-267/ 79-17/01-T-0 Final IDENTIFICATION OF OCCURRENCF:
On Tuesday, June 26, 1979, while operating the plant at approximately 1.5%
of rated power, a f ault current trip on non-essential 480 volt switchgear 5 occurred. This resulted in a reactor scram and 15 minute interruption of re-actor cooling.
This is reportable per Fort St. Vrain Technical Specification AC 7.5.2(a)S.
CONDITIONS PRIOR TO OCCURRENCE:
S teady State Power DESCRIPTION OF OCCURRENCE:
o Conditions Prior to Event Reactor critical at approximately 1.5% power.
Circulators: lA on s ec am turbine drive at 1,500 rpm.
1B self-turbining.
1C self-turbining.
1D on steam turbine drive at 1,500 rpm.
Total primary coolant flow 12%.
Average circulator inlet temperature 290*F.
Average core outlet temperature 462*F.
Reactor pressure 385 psia.
lA boiler feed pu=p supplying feedwater at approximately 1,000 psig and 150,000 pounds per hour per loop.
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- REPORTABLE OCCURRENCE 79-17 ISSUE O Page 2 of 7 DESCRIPTION OF OCCURRENCE- (con tinued) :
Conditions Prior to Event (continued) :
Electrical plant configuration as shoun on Figure 1 and described below:
Main generator disconne:t links open.
House power being supplied by backfeecing from the unit auxili-ary transformer (UAT) to 4160 volt switchgears 1 and 3.
4160 volt switchgear 1 to 2 bus ti circuit breaker closed.
Two normal bearing water pumps operating in each loop.
Backup bearing water not in service, nor required by Technical Specifica-tions.
Conditions Which Leaa Up to Event Time: From 1600 to 1700 Hours. Operations and Chemistry personnel were adding new resin to the cation tank from level 6 in the turbine building (Elevation 4811') at the funnel used for resin addition.
The resin bar-els were being flushed with feedwater and a hose was con-nected to the barrel by a Chicago coupling.
Time: Approximate 1v 1720 Hours. The personnel adding the resin lef t the area to get another barrel of resin. When they returned, they no-ticed that the coupling had come loose and water was being sprayed onto the 480 volt switchgear 5 cabinet. The water was secured and a visual inspection of the exterior of the switchgear indicated that no proble=s e xis te d. No unusual odors were detected nor were any temperature changes on the switchgear noticed, so flushing continued.
Event Time: 1724 Hours. 480 volt switchgear 5 tripped due to a short circuit caused by water spray f rom the hose which was being used for resin barrel flushing. Two phases on the transformer were blown.
An explosion accocpanied by yellow and gray smoke was noted by the per-sonnel near the switchgear.
Upon observing the explosion and smoke f rom the switchgear, the personnel working near the switchgear notified the control room, kkk !.
REPORTABLE OCCURRENCE 79-17 ISSUE O Page 3 of 7 DESCRIPTI,0N OF OCCURRENCE (continued) :
Event (con tinue d) :
Tice: 1724 Hours (continued). The high and low side breakers on the 4160/480 volt transformer tripped. This was verified locali; by the per-sonnel working near the switchgear.
The emergency was announced and the fire alarm was sounded. When the shif t supervisor arrived on the scene, he determined that there was no fire in 480 volt switchgear 5.
The reactor operator placed the handswitches for the circuit b.eakers to the af fected transformer in the pull-to-lock position, assuring that the breaker, remained tripped. .
The f ault on 480 volt switchgear 5 was reflected into the 4160 volt buses and 480 volt buses resulting in a decrease in 480 volt bus voltage before the high and low side breakers on switchgear 5 tripped to isolate the trans fo rme r.
As a result of the voltage drop on the 480 volt buses, the voltage relays installed to trip / inhibit the normal bearing water pump breakers on a loss of 480 volt essential buses were de-energized. This tripped both operating bearing water pumps in each loop. Since backup bearing water was not in operation, nor required by LCO 4.2.1 or LCO 4.2.2, all four circulators tripped on loss of bearing water.
A Icop 1 shutdown and two loop trouble scram automatically occurred.
The tecporary auxiliary boiler tripped causing an interruption of steam flow to the 1A boiler feed pump and subsequent decrease in feedwater flow to Loop 2 steam generators. Condenser vacuum was lost as well as operation of startup bypass valves, PV-22129-1 and PV-2?l30-1.
The yellow lights on Channels A and S of the Plant Power Loss modules were on indicating that low voltage had occurred on 480 volt buses 1 and 2. No automatic emergency diesel generator operation occurred nor was any required since the condition was not a loss of voltage, but a voltage fluctuation.
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The primary coolant flow was interrupted for a period which lasted 15 minutes.
APPARENT CAUSE OF OCCURRENCE:
Water spray into switchgear as a result of hose coupling separation caused short circuit and bus voltage perturbation.
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REPORTABLE OCCURRENCE 79-17 ISSUE 0 Page 4 of 7 ANALYSIS OF OCCURRENCE:
The 480 volt switchgear 5 is located in the turbine building on level 6 (Ele-vation 4811') and feeds non-essential motor c.ontrol centers in the reactor building and turbine building. Located in the switchgear is a 4160 volt to 480 volt transformer. Af ter water sprayed into the switchgear (and the trans-former), a phase t. phase short circuit occurred which blew two phases of the high (4160 volt) side of the transformer and cables between the switchgear and the b us . Since the fault which occurred was phase to phasa and not phcse to ground, the high side circuit breaker overcurrent trip was not instanta-neous , but delayed per the design intent. Therefore, a voltage decrease was reflected onto 4160 volt switchgears 1 and 2 and all 480 volt buses before the high and low (480 s elt) side circuit breakers on switchgear 5 tripped to isolate the transformer.
As a result of the voltage drop on the 480 volt buses, the voltage relay's in-stalled to trip / inhibit the normal bearing water pump circuit breakers and initiate backup bearinz water (BU3W) on a loss of 480 volt essential buses were de-energized or dropped out. This tripped both of the operating bearing water pumps in each loop. Since backup bearing vater was not in operation, nor required by LCO 4.2.1 or LCO 4.2.2, all four circulators tripped on loss of bearing water.
A Loop 1 shutdown and two loop trouble scram automatically occurred.
The temporary auxiliary boiler tripped causing a loss of steam flow to the 1A boiler feed pump and subsequent decrease in feedwater flow to the Loop 2 s team generators. The LA boiler feed pump was the only feedwater pump in cer-vice at the time.
No automatic emergency diesel generator operation occurred nor was any required since the condition was not a loss of voltage but a voltage fluctuation. There-fore, no conditions existed on the reserve auxiliary transformer which would have necessitated emergency diesel generator operation.
A request for a revision to Specification LCO 4.2.18, Primary Coolant Depres-surization, was sent to the Nuclear Regulatory Cocaission January 3,1979, in our letter P-79001. The proposed revision to the basis of the LCO and the curves attached to the proposal illustrate that a significant increase in time is allowed for starting of depressurization with an average core outlet tem-perature less than 1,000* F. Refer to Figure 4.2.18-2 of proposed change.
With the core outlet temperature at 462*F, the time available prior to start of depressurization would be approximately six hours and 50 minutes. Under the conditions which existed, the time allowable for restoring core cooling is approximately twelve hours. Thus the fifteen minute interruption of coolant flow would not have any adverse effects.
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REPORTABLE OCCUREFNCE 79-17 ISSUE O Page 5 of 7 CORRECTIVE ACTION: .
Forced circulation was re-established using condensate on the steam generators and as motive force to the IB and 1D circulator Pelton drive. Power was re-stored to 480 volt switchgear 5. Bus 5 had been left isolated until it was confirmed that there was not a possibility of closing in on a f ault on the b us . Bus 5 was energizei via the Bus 4 to Bus 5 tie breaker. The transformer was replaced with a spare, the 480 volt cables f rom the switchgear to the bus were replaced, the 4160 volt circuit breaker was tested and found to operate properly, and the transformer was returned to service.
FAILURE DATA /SI>ELAR REPORTED OCCURRENCES :
Sisilar occurrences were reported in Reportable Occurrence Report No. 50-267/76-01 and Reportable Occurrence Report No. 50-267/77-14.
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