ML19319C681

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ML19319C681
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Site: Rancho Seco
Issue date: 02/13/1975
From: Mattimoe J
SACRAMENTO MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT
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Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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As defined by Proposed Amendment No. 30 to Technical' Specifications for the Rancho Seco Nuclear Fover Station, Section 6.9.1, and Regulatory J

Guide 1.16, Rev. 3, Section 2.b(2),.we are reporting the following Abnormal '

Occurrence as A0-75-1.

Y On. January 19, 1975, during routine surveillance testine. (SP-20s. 07 Y j

" solarion valve Surveillance" SFV-53610, the Reactor Building equalization.

i valve failed to close-from its. normal open position. An instrument techni-

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The line was drained of approximately one quart,of water and the technician blew the line dry for five minutes. The valve;was stroked six times after the repair and operated properly each time. When the problem was discovered, the redundant isolation valve-SFV-53609 was tested successfully.

An examination was conducted to increase the performance of the instrument air dryer system. The following corrective actions have been taken:

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The' instrument air dryer Silica Gel was replaced with 125 lbs.

desiccant on January 30, 1975.

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The cycle time was set to the design specification of eight hours and the performance monitored.

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The' desiccant drying temperature was increased to 155'F to optimize the purge flow drying cycle.

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This is the first failure of a safety features valve due to water in the air line.

There was no transient associated with thid occurrence.

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