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Rept Re 770924 Sfrcs Trip/Reactor Trip/Coolant Spill.Caused by Design Deficiencies
ML19322C497
Person / Time
Site: Crane, Davis Besse  Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 11/09/1977
From: Holsted D
BABCOCK & WILCOX CO.
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TASK-TF, TASK-TMR PROB-771109, NUDOCS 8001170825
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f STATUS-ACTION TO DATE. INCLUDIAG PERSONS CONTACTED:

W. F Spangler (*p.b. ), J. G.

Evans (CE00) svare of probles. 3W Enginee-ing svare of proble. Meeting held in 4 b. c: 9/29/77. inE0 (KER) aware of problem. Meeting held at Is-; c:

9/30/77.

FURTHER ACT10k RECOMMENDED BY SITE PERSONNEL: 1.

BW Engineering to evaluate transient data a d dete::::ine effects c -3W supplied equip =ent.

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Recc= end transient category classifica ics.

3.

Provide ree--rded fellev up actics.

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SPE #372 620-001L 10/k/77 Onlo/2k/77, app-cW-*tely 1800, ':200 reduced reactor power frc= 155 to 9%

and shut dcun the tuicine

,o repair a lesh 1: -de -ad-stee= line at an inst u=ent ecanectic: between the tuicine step velves and the high pressure turbine.

A: 213h en 9/2k/77, startup W valve to OTSG #2 was closed by the stea: &

W rupture ecstrel syste: (STROS) for an as yet undeter=ined reason. (ICS flav control was en =ssual at the ti=e).

At 21:3h:hk the cperater received a lov level ala:= c #2 CTSG. Refere he couli take eer-estive actic, the stes: & feedvater rupture ecstrel syste: (S E.05) :-ipped c: Icv SG 1evel, closing the }5IV's and n=4-W isolation valves.

  1. 2 Aux. W pu=p started, but caly ce== up to 2600 EPM, insufficient *,o supply enoug: feedwater to steam generators. At 2136 the cperater noticed that pressu-izer level had risen to 290" (Her-=' = 200"), and =enmy tripped the reae:cr. Se felectro=stic relief' valve liftedi(appeared to ope & close 9 ti=es) and Itailed to close. iROS pressure dropped to 1600 psig.initicting Se.fety Fea-tures Actuatic: Syste=f(SFAS). Sis started high pressu e injectics, and closed.nu=erous cc tad-~nt isolatics valves, including -de pressuriter quench ta=h cocling 'd"es.

With the' electrc=stic relief valve still'open and no coM d"g to the Quench Ta V, the quench ta:h ruptu e disc ruptured, relieving vater /stea= te cct,=4-~"t. Ihe operators _ closed the electro-

matic relief isolation valve and stabilized 303 pressure.and began a normal Icooldown. During the secuence of events,'RCS pressure vent as low as (875 pris. ?Tave vas as high as 577 F and ~aszlow as 505'F, and's stes= bubble 1 was formed in the Pl:S.

Upon entering cent =4-~nt, the folleving was noted:

1.

Se electrc=atic relief valve is still cpen, although the solencid vent to the close positics indicating the pilot er the valve is stuck.

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Se relief frc= the ?:r. Quench Tach tore off apprcW-stely.a 10' high x 20' circu=ferential sectics of insulatics f-c= the #2 CTSG. The paint

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frc= the then exposed areas of the stes: generator was blas,ed away.

3.

Bere is water in the catch pans c 2-1 and 2-2 reacter coolent pu=ps.

Se operators indicate that the level in the RCP cil catch tanks is hisher.

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SFAS closed off both COW and seal injection to the reacter coolant pu=ps.

Le operaters appare::17 re-establisned seal injectics withis the 2-=inut'e ti=e delay and the pu=ps did not trip.

1-1 and 2-2 BCP vere tripped

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SFR #372 620-001h 10/k/77 "Jne folledngidesign problems.centributed to this incident:

RCS High Pressure greater

'An STROS actuation does not trip the receuor.

then 2255 psig eculd probably been arcided had the reac or tripped s1=1-1.

taneously with bottling up of the OTSG's, 2.)'Jhe ope'rators have no indication th'at the electromatic relief valve is:

It toch the= apprcxi=ately 20 =inutes to ree.lize that the valve 1 lifted.

By that ti=e, RCS pressure had dropped to less than was still relieving.

1600 psi, and SFAS actuated.

A si=ilar incidence of the STROS causing the S/U FR valve to go closed 3.

happened en 9/2/77. See SFR #367.

CORRECTIVE ACTION:

1.

Repair electrc=atic relief valve.

2.

Repair p:r. quench tank rupture disc.

3.

Repair OTSG insulation.

TECo to detede cause of proble=s with fee 6 tater that caused STROS h.

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, trip and i ele corrective action. 'TECo also censidering taking act on i to correct design problems mentioned above.

3&W Engineering should evaluate consequences of stea= i= pinging en out-5.

OTSG shell side of stes= generator shell frc= quench tank rupture.

temperature before the incident was 518 F.

A=y inspection er corrective action required should be identified by Engineer _ng.

35W Engineering aid in reviewing events that led to incident and con-6.

sequences of incident and identify further action required.

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1.

Electrc=r.1: Relief - can rapid eye'"5 cf vr_1ve cause de= age that would result in pilot viv/ste= biniing up =echanically in "open position".

Resolution: Crosby (3 W) 2.

Startup W Va.1ve Inadve:t.,ent Closure on 1/2 Trip of SFROS - no explanatics of cause of 1/2 trip.

Resolution: 220o 3.

STRCS - when actuated caused a "less of W" to both 0:50, and auto start of stea= d-iven anz. W pu=ps. 3W Engineering s_hould pursue lo5ic of STECS syste= and its i= pact on pr% y syste=, i.e.t Loss of W (SFES initiation)'

.? should trip reactor!).

Resolution:' 3 W

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Fuel Asse611es/ Pins -

a., Exceeded fuel,in ec=pression li=itt, and rapid depressuri:stion,
b. i. Flashing stes:n in core due to lov RCS pressure high te=perature during blevdown.

c.

CICo requested to analyze ROS ss=ples for failed fuel, however, =ay not be detectable until hestup, d.

Fuel Assedly Lift Forces - 2 phase fluid, h ROF's were :

'ng during transient, ROS te=p. grer ter than 500 F (lift te=p nc-a conditions ).

Resolution: 13EL 5.

RCS -

a.

Rcpid depressurization.

b.

Rapid cocidown (exceeded 100*F/hr rate of change, ) RV & Pnr.

c. 3 Formation.of1 steam pockess ;in hot less;(and core) with RCP's _ running.

i d.1 P:r. _ smater than 290.in, with' reactor ctitical.

l e.1 P:r. level greater than 32,0 in.~vith RCF's.r mM ns.

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Boric Acid on external pipe surfaces, RCP carings.

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03G - (#2) A 05G had apprc=i=a ely 10:20 ft. insulatics blev: Off.

a.

Stress ec:ditic:s in shell - 500 - 550 7 stea= i= side, e= hie:t (50-90 F) air te=p & 212? stea= 1.= pinging c Outside,

b.

30-ic Acid deposits c: 0 5G Shell.

c.

Less cf Ik' to both CTSG's - (see ite=,#3).

d.

3ciling cf A 0*:SG dry, possibly 3 CTSG also.

e.

Rapid depressuri:stic: of RCS c CTSG's.

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Differential Te=perature and Pressure cc diticas across OTSG tubes due to transient c: ROS sed Stes: Side - CTSG.

g.

Ds= age to shell ther=occuples.

Resciutic=: TIOo Resciutica: (a - f) = BW 7.

RCP's -

a.

Rapid depressurizatics, i=itiatics of SFAS.

b.

Less of Seal 1:jectic: and Seal Return for approximately 21/2 =inutes, to -hree RCP's, hth RO? r.pprox. 6 -d-utes.

CC'a' not lost during tra:sient.

c.

KPSE 3 d 'ts possibly exceeded.

d.

Operated fou-RCP's withoc seal injection and ecstrelled bleedoff line closed for approxi=ately 2 1/2 =inutes.

Resciuties: 3W 8.

RO?M's -

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RCPM A2 operating in stes= envirc==ent. ?cssibility of finding vater in the oil. TE0o to investigate.

b.

Air Cooler fouling due to Boric Acid e ystali:stics.

c.

Meisture 1: =ctor vindings - TIOo to re-=eggar.

Responsibility: 3 G to check with Westinghouse.

9.

CRDM's - tripped with no proble=. Total gas in solutic: at ti=e of 1 ident appre" -*te k 22 cc/hs. Sc=e gas =sy have ec=e out of selutien and ccilected in CEDM's. During cocidev c 9/26/77, CRDM Groups 1 L peed to 100% for shutdev = gin. Rois ve-e apparently :.:= in rather 'than tripped after cocl-devn.

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'1 3 8:20 21:l:7 Main Steam Line Ino.Viv. Solenoid Trouble lin1r Trip of SFRCS - closed startup W valve.,

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-1:30 80 2 U/U Range Ly1 Lov (setroint = 2s")

Invel van l o.6T" before 21:3 i:20; nov Icvel f

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RCP 2-2 Dise CLO. WR Temp III (octpoint 560.6) (T S)

CLO Temp. was 556 at 21:

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- :51 BC Pzr. Ievel III (setroint 213")

Level vna 203.1 at 21:31:20.

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- :Is9 SO SU Rango Low Level CR 2 Trip SF11CS Tr.lp.

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- :l:Is tei STM Iso. V1v. Closed isolation valves closed by SFRCS.

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- :Is2 BC Loop 2 IILO NR Temp Illgh (setpoint 565.3)

IILO Temp. 569.1.

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- :35 BC Pzr. Ievel 11I 222.5" l

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- 222 801 Out Stm Press. Iligh 1022 poig.

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- :16 lei W Stop Viv. Closed Closed by SFRCS.

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- :12 RC Pzr. Power Rif. V1v. Out Temp. liigh Electromatic Relief Viv. Lifted g

03 AFP Disc V1v. to 80 Open Aux. Feed Pump begins Supply of Water to 80's.

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1:36:0T 0:00 CRD Trip Confirm Reactor Tripped Martan1]y Due to III Pzr. IcVel.

!1:36!26 0:19 RPS Trip Low Pressure g

Reactor aircady tripped.

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!1:37:17 1:10 SFAS Trip RC less than 1600 poi

!1:37:18 1:11 liigh Pressure Inj. Valves not closed 75 Valves opened by SFAS.

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!1:37:18 1:11 Pzr. Quench Tank Out V1v. elooed.

Q Valve closed by SFAS.

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!1:37:19 1:12 BCP Sent Return 100. V1v. Closed.

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l 21 :37:00 1:13 RCP Seal Inj. Iso. Valve Cloned.

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!1:37:22 1:15 Letdown Iso. Viv. closed.

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1:33 RCP Gen 1 Inj. & Gent Return Flow Low I

1 37:l:5 1:38 BCP 1-1, 1-2, & 2-2 3rd Gen 1 Cav. Preen. liigh 1370, 1096 & 10:2 Rc3 Pienn = 1 90 pnt 3

2:08 BC !!.U. Flow Homal 130:15 338:15, 2:08' RCP 2-2 3rd Geni Cavity Prena. 822.2 l

B38:30 2:23 RCP 8eni Ret. urn Flow Normn1 B39:12:

3:05 Pzr Quench Tank Preso. Iligh 26l l

3:19i RCP 2' 2 CLO Temp. Iow Temp = 553.9 O

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.l:15 Containreent, Nomni Gump Pump On Rupture Dine had blown.

180 22 l 8

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liigh Preasure Inj. Turned Off I

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6:00 HI 1 & NI 2 liigh Startup Hate Is.609 DPf1 i

sl:3:11 7:0s RCP 1-1 and 2-2 tripped I

5 s :l:6 18:39 Pzr. Quench Tank Normal /Ino. Viv. Open I

i 803:21 27:ls 80 1 DHCl4R in AVG Temp. 275.ls l

08:5s 32:l 7 Pzr. Icvel Normal I
12:32 36:25 BC Pzr. Avg. Lv1. Lov 152.5"-

122:56 I:6:I9 8tnrt ilPI #2 Started by operatore to help recover Pzr. Level.

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-0:19 SFRCS Trip Closed Hi and !!ain Steam Isolation Valveu 6

21:36:07 0:00 Reactor Trip Manual Trip 21:37:17 1:10 SFAS Trip RCS Preasuro < 1600 pai 21:37:19 1:12 RCP Seal Ret. Icol Vlv. Closed 21:37:20 1:13 RCP Seal In,). Flow Low 1:37:22 1:15 Itc MU Isolation Viv Closed 21:37:32 1:25 BCP l-1 & 2-2 Seal Ret. V1v. Closed 21:37:33 1:26 RCP 2-1 Seal Ret. Vlv. Closed 21:37:3 1:25

,itCP 1-2 Seal Ret. V1v. Closed 3

21:37:Is0 1:33 f3EAL IllJ. FIDW SEAL lliff. FIDW t-1 0165 1046 1

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.1188 2-2 0211 21:37:l5 1:38 RCP l-13rd Seal Cavity Press.1370 RCS Pressure = 1679. lInd come down i

h flCP 1-2 3rd Sent Cavity Press. 1096 from 2259 in paat 1 min. 30 uee, 1

g ItCP 2-2 3rd Seal cavity Press. 10:2 l

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21:38:15 2:08 ItCP 2-2 3rd Seal Cavity Press. 822.2 1103 Pressure = 1532 l

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2:13 ItCP Seal Return Iso. Viv. Opened 21:38:20 c==

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.8724 gin 2-2 1.986 gpm 35

'2:38 1-1 3rd Seal Cavity Press, l l 3.9 HCS Pressure = 1122 21:38:

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4 1-2 3rd Seal Cavity Presa.111.9 21 39:10 3:03 BCP 2-2 Seal Het. Flow.66814 gpm O:

21:39 :12 3:05 Seal Inj. Isolution Valvea Opened 21:39: Iso 3:33 Seal In Flow 1-1 4.616 gpm l-2 4.911 gem z..

2-2 4.130 glun 2-1 la.8167 gym 21:Is0:22 1:15 Pzr. Quench Tank Hupture Disc Blew 4

r 21:10:27 1:20 HCP 2-2 Mtr. Vib. Iligh I HCS Press. = 1200 psig 4

4 dRCS Temp. = 545*F QhialapumpnearentPzr.QuenchTank O t = ' 3 ' t 7 :o

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1-2 Mtr. Power = 5244 KW HCS Temp. = SliO*F 2-1 !!Lr. Power = 18910 KW 21:!a3:lal 7:314 l-2 Mtr. Power a 1:095 KW a

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S 22:12:lls 36:07 DCP Seal Inj. Flow Iow Flow Imbalance Starved IlCP Seal Inj.

22:12:29 36:22 RCP 2-2 Seal Ret. V1v. Closed No Seal Inj. Return. Vlv. went cloued j

on idle pump.

22:12:37 36:30 RCP 1-1 Seal Ret. Vly. Closed Same 22:12:Is0 36:33 IlCP 1-1 Seal In Flow Low (Set Pt. = 3.3 Flow = 2.26 gpm gpm)

.!2 :12 :Is0 36:33 RCP 2-2 Seal In Flcw Low Flow =.50 gpm 22:13:10 37:03 IlCP 1-1 Seal Inj. Flow Normal Flow = 3.609 22:13:10 37:03 RCP 2-2 Seal Inj. Flow Normal Flow = 3.665 22:13:15 37:08_.

RCP l-13rd Seal Cavity Press.lligh(914,2) 1 I

22:15:Is0 39:33 RCP 1-1 Seal In Flow Normal (1.1:96) 8 22:15:ho 39 :33 RCP 2-2 Seal In Flow Normal (Is.3 3) 1 l

22:17:Is5 11:38 RCP 1-2 3rd Seal Cav. Press. (1239)lligh 6

22:19:10 1:3:03 RCP l-1 Seal In Flow Low (2.81s5) 10 1:3:03 IICP 2-2 Seal In Flow Low (2.003) d2:19:

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3:5:53 RCP l-1 Seal Ret. Flow liigh Sb 8

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RCP l-1 Seal Het.. Flow Normal (.6169) g g

22:22:15 55 h6:08 IICP 1-1 3rd fieal Cavity Prena (298.5) l Normal 22:22:29 fly 16:22 RCP l-1 & 2-2 Seal Return Vlv. Closed 8

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6 22:25:l:5 49:38 BCP 2-2 3rd Deal Cavity Preso. 7h1.2 Honn.

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9 22:26:15 50:08 ItCP 2-2 3rd Seal Cavity Presa. 10014 liigi 22:26:45 50:30 RCP 2-2 3rd Deal Cavity Presa. 778.9 Norm.

22:27:15 51:08 BCP 2-2 3rd Seal cavity Preos. Iridi 1061:

22:29:45 53:38 RCP 2-2 3rd Seal Cavity Preus. Honn. 827.2 O2:3o: 11 5 ' = 3'-

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22:32:15 56:38 RCP 2-2 3rd Seal Cavity Freno. I!!di (11:3) 1 Norm (867.1:

22:33:15 57:38 III 997.7 22:31:15 58:08 6

Norm 655.6 22:35:lS 59:38 i

III 1132 15 1:00:38 22:36:

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Nonn. 863.1 22:163:15 1:07:08 III 1021 22: Isis :15 1:08:08 cm Norm. 87h.7 22:15:15 g

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22:19:02 1:12:55 RCP l-1 Seal Standpipe Iavel High 4

2 2 :349 :15 1:13:08 RCP 2-2 3rd Seal Cavity Press. Nom. 012.1 1

22:50:15 1:14:38 liigh 1113 6

Norm. 839.6 22:51:15 1:15:08 2:51:l5 1:15:38 liigh 909.14 i

Norm. 789.1 22:52:15 1:16:08 22:52:15 1:16:38 liigh 901.7 4

22:53:186 1:1.7:97 RCP l-1 Seal Standpipe I4 vel Norm.

1 51:15 1:18:09 RCP 2-2.3rd Seal Cavity Press. Nom. 814 22:

4 22:56:15 1:20:08 BCP 2-2 liigh 978.2 Norm. 81i9.2 22:57:15 1:21:08 22:59:15 1:23:08 liigh 969.5 22:59:31 1-1 Standpipe level liigh (Cd Hom.

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