05000366/LER-1980-086-03, /03L-0:on 800523,during Power Increase,Psw Flow Was Throttled to Reduce Dilution Flow,Reducing Cooling Capacity.Dw Temp Exceeded Specs.Caused by Operator Throttling Svc Water Flow Through Plant

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/03L-0:on 800523,during Power Increase,Psw Flow Was Throttled to Reduce Dilution Flow,Reducing Cooling Capacity.Dw Temp Exceeded Specs.Caused by Operator Throttling Svc Water Flow Through Plant
ML19324A077
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Site: Hatch Southern Nuclear icon.png
Issue date: 06/10/1980
From: Baxley S
GEORGIA POWER CO.
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NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
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LER-80-086-03L, LER-80-86-3L, NUDOCS 8006200444
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LER-1980-086, /03L-0:on 800523,during Power Increase,Psw Flow Was Throttled to Reduce Dilution Flow,Reducing Cooling Capacity.Dw Temp Exceeded Specs.Caused by Operator Throttling Svc Water Flow Through Plant
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3661980086R03 - NRC Website

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REPORT Reportable Occurrence Report No. 50-366/1980-086 During a power increase, the P.S.W. plant outlet valves 2M71-E012 (make-up to the circulating water flume) and 2N71-F013 (direct dis-charge to the river) were being realigned to make-up to the flume after a previous alignment for Radwaste dillution flow discharge.

During the realignment to flume make-up, the two outlet valves were inadvertantly throttled partially closed simultaneously reducing the total P.S.W.

flow.

The Reactor Building chiller compressor head pressure increased to the point of a trip due to the lack of cooling.

Upon investigation of chiller operation, it was determined that there wasn't enough P.S.W.

flow to the eniller.

The flume make-up isolation was opened fully and the chiller was restarted and D.W. temperature was returned to < 145 F. within 15 minutes.

Operators have been instructed to insure that one of the outlet valves are full open before closing or adjusti'ng the opposite out-let valve.

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