05000324/LER-1979-041-01, /01T-0 on 790612:during Normal Operation,Reactor Scrammed Due to MSIV Problem & After Scram MSIV Indications Were de-energized.Caused by Power Lead to Dc Solenoid of 2B21-F022D Terminating at Ac Solenoid.Wiring Corrected

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/01T-0 on 790612:during Normal Operation,Reactor Scrammed Due to MSIV Problem & After Scram MSIV Indications Were de-energized.Caused by Power Lead to Dc Solenoid of 2B21-F022D Terminating at Ac Solenoid.Wiring Corrected
ML19269E617
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Issue date: 06/26/1979
From: Tollison A
CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO.
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NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
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FOIA-81-159 LER-79-041-01T-1, LER-79-41-1T-1, NUDOCS 7906290362
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LER-1979-041, /01T-0 on 790612:during Normal Operation,Reactor Scrammed Due to MSIV Problem & After Scram MSIV Indications Were de-energized.Caused by Power Lead to Dc Solenoid of 2B21-F022D Terminating at Ac Solenoid.Wiring Corrected
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3241979041R01 - NRC Website

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BSEP Unit No. 2 Event Date:

6-12-79 while the DC system is neutral. Apparently, when an intermittent ground occurred on the DC system, a low impedance path for current was established and the excessive current blew the fuses involved. This de-energized the AC and DC solenoids for the inboard FGIV's causing a scram when they reached less than 107. from full open. The wiring problem was corrected and all other }$1V's were checked and found normal *. A recorder has been connected to the battery ground detector to monitor for intermittent grounds. A procedure is being developed for isolating and clearing DC grounds. This incident will be reviewed by I/C technicians and electricians with the importance of proper terminations stressed.

  • MSIV 2B21-F022D was disassembled during the Spring,1979 refueling outage.

The wiring error occurred following reassembly of the valve. The valve operability testing following this maintenance was performed satisfactorily since operation of either solenoid is sufficient to operate the valve.

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