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Semiannual Radioactive Release Rept for Jul-Dec 1989. W/900228 Ltr
ML20012A309
Person / Time
Site: Catawba  Duke Energy icon.png
Issue date: 12/31/1989
From: Tucker H
DUKE POWER CO.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM)
References
NUDOCS 9003090216
Download: ML20012A309 (38)


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O *" NrC Duke 1%un Compaqr IIstit keer PO Box 3319s ' Yice President Charlotte, N C 2042 Nuclear Production (704)373-4531

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February 28, 1990 U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission-ATTN: Document Control Desk Washington,'D.C. 20555 t

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Catawba Nuclear Station, Units 1 and 2 Docket Nos. 50-413 and 50-414

' Semi-Annual Radioactive Release Report Gentlement Pursuant to Catawba Nuclear Station Technical Specification 6.9.1.7 please find enclosed the Catawba Semi-Annual Radiological Environmental Operating .I Report for the period from July 1989 to December 1989.

Attachment I contains information regarding radioactive effluent releases, <

-1989 fuel cycle calculations, 1989 meterological report, supplemental information, the solid radioactive vaste report, and an explanation of abnormal releases during the reporting period. Attachment II contains information regarding the inoperability of certain effluent nwnitors during the report period.

Please note that revision 4 to the Catawba Site Specific Process Control-

-program, and revision 4 to the Duke Power Process Control Program were made during the second half of 1989. Revision 25 to the Catawba Nuclear Station Offsite Dose Calculation Manual was also made during this time. These ,

revisions are being transmitted to the NRC per my February 28, 1990 letter j to the Document Control Desk.  !

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11. AIRBORNE DELEA$El YEAR - 1989 UN!ft 1ST OTR 2ND ITR 3RD IIR 4TH GTR TOTAL
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ISOTOPE ENERGY (Kev) MDA XE-133- 80 3.50E-08

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On November-9,'1989'during' maintenance activities on Waste Gas Catalytic Hydrogen Recombiner B, an inadvertent release of gas from the=

in-service process loop occurred.

Cause The release was a. result of maintenance activities on an inadequately isolated component.

. Corrective Action Chemistry will revise'their procedures to ensure that components in the Gaseous Waste System are adequately isolated during maintenance, and to provide notification to the Shift Manager (Health Physics and Control Room, Personnel are already required to be notified) in the event of an unusual event associated with the Gaseous Waste System. Operations and llcalth Physics will. establish an Operator Aid Computer alarm to' alert operators in the event of an upward trend on area radiation monitors associated with the'affected area.

Consequences Approximately'534.7 cubic feet.of radioactive gas containing approximately 18.9 curies of activity (expressed as Xe-133 equivalent) leaked into the Auxiliary Building.

11. Event Description During-the time period between December 3, 1989 and December 4, 1989, approximately 930 cubic feet of gas was lost from the Gaseous Waste System.

Cause This release was caused because valve IWG-64 was inappropriately identified as a reverse acting valve resulting in opening the valve when the required position was closed.

Corrective Actions The tags identifying Valve IW6-64 as a reverse acting valve was removed. The event was reviewed with station personnel to emphasize the need to document unusual operating conditions. procedures involving locked valves, and lessons learned. Other reverse acting valves will be reviewed to assure properly labeling. The appropriate procedure upgrades-will be made, along with communicating information to Chemistry Technicians to ensure against recurrence of this type of event.

Consequences The release of approximately 685.1 cubic feet of noble gases from the gaseous waste decay tank resulted in a radioactive release to the environment of 8.541 curies.

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. August 14, 1989 to September 18, 1989 1

'WhyJinoperability was notLcorrected within'the time.

specified:  !

. .The-EMF was taken out of service due to exempt VN CE-2401  !

which was to replace / revise piping-from 1 EMF 31 WP sample lines.and tx) change carbon steel piping to stainless steel.

The.related W/R's were 12671NSM, 12655NSM and 12656NSM.  ?

Required samples were taken during this period of inoperability.

t Equipment: 1 EMF 35, Unit 1 Vent System, Particulate Sampler l 1

Out of Service for more than : 30 days:

. August 22, 1989 to September 29, 1989 Why inoperability was not corrected within the time specified:

The EMF was taken out of service awaiting completion of W/R 513370PS which was initiated to I/R paper not moving on i 1 EMF 35. Required samples were taken during this period of inoperability.

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Equipment: '1 EMF 34, Unit 1 Steam Generator Water Sample Monitor-out of Service for more than 30 days:

. July 1, 1989 to present Why inoperability was not corrected within the time  ;

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The EMF was taken out of service due to sample flow problems related to design deficiencies. Required samples were taken during this period of inoperability.

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. July 1, 1989 to August 4, 1989  ;

. August 8, 1989 to october 4, 1989  ;

Why inoperability was not-corrected within the time ,

specified:

  • The EMF was taken out of service due to exempt VN CE-2408 '

which is to replace / revise piping from.2 EMF 31 WP sample lines'and to change carbon steel piping to stainless steel.

It was also taken out of service due to NSM CN-20074 which ,

was-to provide yM flush water to 2 EMF 31'and add a check valve-in the Turbine Building sump sample pump discharge' -;

line. The related W/R's were 12686NSM and 12687NSM. .

Required samples were taken during this period of inoperability.

l Equipment: EMF 50, Waste Gas Holdup System, Noble Gas Activity Monitor L

Out of Service for more than 30 days:

L . July 12, 1989- to August- 15, 1989 l.

I Why inoperability was not corrected within the time

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l The EMF was-taken out of service awaiting completion of W/R's 10569IAE, 10600IAE and 3752 SWR . EMF 50 was unable to obtain counts at' test point 2. Required samples were taken during this' period of_inoperability..

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i Equipment: 2 EMF 34, Unit 2 Steam Generator Water Sample Monitor l2 out of Service for more than 30 days:

. July 1, 1989 to present 1

Why inoperability was not corrected within the time specified:

The EMF was taken out of service due to sample flow

. problems related to design deficiencies. Required samples l were taken during this period of inoperability.

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