ML19331C713

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Responds to IE Bulletin 80-16 Re Potential Rosemount,Inc Pressure Transmitter Misapplication.Four Rosemount 1152 GP Transmitters Used in Reactor Protection Sys.Overpressure & Reverse Pressure Condition Application Pose No Problems
ML19331C713
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Issue date: 08/14/1980
From: Herbein J
METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.
To: Grier B
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I)
References
IEB-80-16, TLL-361, NUDOCS 8008190426
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THIS DDCUMENT CONTAINS POOR QUAUTY PAGES Metropolitan Edison Company

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Middletown, Pennsylvania 17057 717 9444041 Writer's Direct Dial Nurnber August 14, 1980 TLL 361 Office of Inspection and Enforcement Attn:

B. H. Grier, Director Region I U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 631 Park Avenue King of Prussia, Pa.

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Dear Sir:

Three Mile Island Nuclear Station, Unit I (TMI-1)

Operating License No. DPR-50 Docket No. 50-289 IE Bulletin 80-16 This 1cteer is in response to IE Bulletin 80-16 concerning the potential mis-application of Rosemount, Inc. pressure transmitters.

I.

Use of Rosemount Transmitters:

TMI-I uses four (4) of the Rosemount Model 1152 GP transmitters with output code A in the Reactor Protection System (RPS). The instrument tag numbers are RC-3A-PT1 & PT2 and RC-33-PT1 & PT2.

These instruments, via the Reactor Protection System, trip the reactor on high and low RC pressure. The high pressure trip setpoint is P > 2300 psig and the low pressure trip setpoint is P < 1900 psig.

II.

Effects of over and reverse pressure:

Neither the over pressure nor the reverse pressure conditions would pose any preblem in our application. The explanation follows:

A.

The Over Pressure Condition During an over pressure event, the ambiguous output does not occur until conditions exceed 140% of the upper range limit. indicates that the upper range limit of the model ll52CP9A92T0010PB transmitters in our application is 3000 lbs.

Therefore, the instruments must see P > 4200 lbs. before they would exceed the 140% of upper range limit. However, the 4200 lbs. pressure could not occur because the RC piping is designed for only 2500 lbs.

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The Reverse Pressure Condition D \\

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During a reverse pressure event, the ambiguous output does not occur until conditions exceed 140". of the upper range limit of 3000 lbs. As a result, the instruments must sne P > 4200 lbs.

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" gauge-pressure" =easure=ent (as in our case), maxi =um reverse pressure would be one atmosphere which is 14.7 psia versus 4200 psig reverse pressure which the instru=ent can withstand without producing a=biguous output. Therefore, the reverse pressure required to produce an a=biguous output could net occur.

C.

Instrument Data 1.

Complete Model No:

Rose =ount Model 1152GP9A92T0010PB 2.

Transmitter Range Limits:

0-3000 PSIG 3.

Transmitter Range Setting (Calibrated Span):

1700-2500 PSIG 4.

Range of Process Variable Measured for:

(a) Normal Conditions - 1900-2300 PSIG (b) Accident Condition - 1900-2750 PSIG (Note that the high pressure reactor trip occurs when P > 2300 psig and the low pressure trip occurs when P < 1900 psig.

The 2750 psig is the upper limit during accident and is equivalent to 2500 psig RC syste= design pressure j

+ 107. allowable over pressuriza: ion.)

5.

Values of Process Variable which could produce Anomalous Indication: Over or reverse pressure greater than 4200 psig.

6.

Service / Function: RC Pressure-Narrow Range / Reactor Trip on high (P > 2300 psig) and low (P < 1900 psig) RC pressure.

III.

Description of Corrective Actions:

No corrective actions required.

For additional information, see Special Report 80-005/99X-0 (TMI-I) March 27, 1980 (TLL 132).

Sincerely,

$;gned J. G. Herbein J. G. Herbein Vice President TMI-I JGH:DCM: hah Attach =ent I

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I STANDARD ACCESSORfES All Models are TAGGING ALPHALINE Pressure Transmitters will shipped with vent / drain va!ves and one instruction be supplied with SST tagging in accordance with manual per shipment-Customer requirements-i CALtBRATION Transmitters are factory calibrated DOCUMENTATION Certification of compliance to customer's specihed range. If calibration is not will be provided for each 1152 transmitter for nuclear specified, transmitters are caHbrated at maximum qualification. accuracy, special cleaning, hydrostatic range Cahbration is at ambtent temperature and testing, and traceability. Chemical and physical pressure.

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