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| Issue date: | 12/04/1989 |
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START TIME:
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DECEMBER.4, 1989 w
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SPEAKER:
The date is December 4.
The time is 7-6:14 p.m.
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9 SPEAKER:
The time is 6:15 p.m.
10 (Pause.)
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SPEAKER:
The time is 6:30 p.m.
12 (Pause.)
13 VOICE:
(Inaudible), Control.
14 (Transmission noise.)
15 VOICE:
Yeah, Rick, are you done with your first 16-set of rounds?
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18 VOICE:
Okay.
I got some valves you can do for 19 me on some restorations for the blow down out of the FW pump 20 house; if you could take care of those.
Then, when Joe is up, 21 for a second set of rounds we can start up recirc.
22
[ Transmission noise.)
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I'm sorry to hear that.
We will have to 24 have him counseled.
25 (Pause.]
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The time is 6:45 p.m.
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3 SPEAKER:
The time is 7:00 p.m.
4 (Pause.)
'5 VOICE:
Burnett, this is Davies.
6 (Transmission noise.)
7 VOICE:
Is that you,_ John?
All I heard is 8
static, but the food has arrived.
9
[ Transmission noise.)
10
[ Pause.)
11 SPEAKER:
The time is 7:15 p.m.
12-(Pause.)
~13 VOICE:
(Inaudible), Control.
14, (Transmission noise.)
15-VOICE:
Yeah, Rick.
Does that tag out you have, 16 is-that 3948?
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18 VOICE:
Okay.
Does that have to remove an 19 extension control tag associated with feedwater valve from 156-20 on it?
21 (Pause.)
22 VOICE: -Just checking.
I didn't remember that 23 being on there.
Thanks, Rick.
24 (Pause.)
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VOICE:
Control.
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2 SPEAKER:
The time is 8:00 p.m.
3-(Pause.)
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VOICE:,
Phil Mayer, control.
5 (Pause.)
6 VOICE:
This is Control. [ Pause.)
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VOICE:
(Inaudible), Control.
9 (Pause.)
i 10 VOICE:
(Inaudible), Control.
~11 (Pause.)
12 SPEAKER:
The time is 8:15 p.m.
13 (Pause.)
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15-VOICE:
(Inaudible) 16 (Transmission noise.)
17 VOICE:
Copy.
Thank you.
18 (Transmission noise.)
19 VOICE:- Ascanio, Control.
20.
[ Pause.]
21
[ Transmission noise.)
22 (Pause.)
23 SPEAKER:
The time is 8:30 p.m.
24 (Pause.)
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[ Transmission noise.)
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VOICE:
Go ahead, Joe.
2 (Transmission noise.)
3 VOICE:
Open and unlock.
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[ Transmission noise.)
S VOICE:
I think those valves are supposed to be 6
locked closed valves so when we open them I think they can just 7
be opened and unlocked (Inaudible) discrepancy in the log valve-B book.
9
[ Transmission noise.)
10 VOICE:
Thank you.
11
[ Transmission noise.)
2.2 VOICE
Go ahead, Nick.
13 (Transmission noise.)
14 VOICE:
What you got for position right now?
15 (Transmission noise.)
i 16 VOICE:
Four output inside your controller?
17 (Transmission noise.)
18 VOICE:
Yeah, Nick.
How about taking a look at 19 the valve position downstairs and see if the return valve is 20 open and the flow control valve actually has flow through it?
21 (Transmission noise.)
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23 (Transmission noise.)
24 VOICE:
Go ahead, Nick.
l 25 VOICE:
Full, open?
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[ Transmission noise.)
2 VOICE:
Is the other valve -- just to make sure 3
the other valve there is actually the return valve is open too, 4
right?
5 (Transmission noise.)
6 VOICE:
You must be able to hear a lot of flow I
7 going through there, correct?
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[ Transmission noise.)
9 VOICt:
Did you copy that?
10
[ Transmission noise.)
11 VOICE:
You might have to move around a little 12 bit Nick.
I think all that concrete there is kind of getting 13 in the way of your transmissions.
Why don't you back up about i
14 20 feet?
15
[ Transmission noise.)
t 16 VOICE:
Okay.
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[ Transmission noise.)
l 18 VOICE:
Go ahead, Joe.
19 (Transmission noise.)
20 VOICE:
Okay, sounds good.
I got nitrogen on 21 the generators.
We should be all set to put these right on.
I 22 am going to be starting up the B-generator on recire as soon as 23 I hear from Rick when he has done his valve up at SW pump 24 house.
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1 VOICE:
Find out where Rick is.
2 VOICE:
Mayer, Control.
3 (Transmission noise.)
4 VOICE:
Joe, when you go into the vault on your 5
second set, Shawn would like you to install the locks on RC 6
valve 140 that you locked closed.
He didn't have a key so he 7
couldn't put the lock on it.
8 (Transmission noise.)
9 VOICE:
He's positioned at the close, but he 10 didn't have a key to unlock the lock so he couldn't put the 11 lock on it to lock it.
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13 VOICE:
So, he would like you to do that, put 14 the lock on it.
Then it will be locked closed, and we will 15 have to get somebody to ID it.
16 (Transmission noise.)
17 (Pause.)
18 (Transmission noise.)
19 VOICE:
Go ahead.
20 (Transmission noise.)
21 VOICE:
No.
Pete was hogging the radio 22 airwaves.
I will get in touch with him now.
Ascanio, control.
23 (Transmission noise.)
24 VOICE:
Yeah, Rick, are you working on that 25 feedwater restoration?
How much more do you have to do as far
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[ Transmission noise.)
3 VOICE:
About 15 minutes?
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[ Transmission noise.)
5 VOICE:
Joe Mayer, Control.
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[ Transmission noise.)
7 VOICE:
Go ahead and take 20 minutes there and 8
do some rounds or whatever I guess, whatever you want to do.
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[ Transmission noise.)
10 VOICE:
I think Rick was looking at standard 11 minutes, but I am not totally sure.
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[ Transmission noise.)
i 13 VOICE:
Rick.
14 (Transmission noise.)
15 VOICE:
Go ahead, Nick.
16
[ Transmission noise.)
17 VOICE:
Yeah, we have had some problems with the 18
[ Inaudible) sticking on that, so try not to crawl on the upward 19 location of the valve and hang your body off there.
20
[ Transmission noise.)
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[ Pause.)
22 SPEAKER:
The time is 8:45 p.m.
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[ Transmission noise.)
24 VOICE:
Go ahead, i~hawn.
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Wait.
(Inaudible), Shawn.
2 (Transmission noise.)
3 (Pause.)
4 (Transmission noise.)
5 VOICE:
Control Room.
6 (Transmission noise.)
7' VOICE:
That's the positive displacement 8
discharging pump?
9 (Transmission noise.)
10 VOICE:
Who asked you to check that, Ron?
11
[ Transmission noise.)
12 VOICE:
Copy. Thank you.
13 (Pause.)
14 VOICE:
Control Room.
15 (Transmission noise.)
16 VOICE:
Wade, I got to find it (Inaudible).
17 (Pause.)
18 VOICE:
I do not have any indication for 606 due 19 to UL lights extinguished from the PP1A-SSPS outage.
20 (Transmission noise.)
21 (Pause.)
22 (Transmission noise.)
23 VOICE:
I don't have any indication of that up 24 here, Shawn.
Yeah, I think that valve should be open though 25 Shawn, because the output indicates open like it would have 4
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failed open.
I think the solenoids there de-enetgized from one 2
of these power panels, so the valvas should be open.
3
[ Transmission noise.)
4 VOICE:
Okay.
5 (Pause.)
6
[ Transmission noise.)
7
[ Pause.)
8
[ Transmission noise.)
9 (Pause.)
10 SPEAKER:
The time is (Inaudible).
11 (Pause.)
12 (Transmission noise.)
13 VOICE:
Come up.
14 (Transmission noise.)
15 VOICE:
[ Inaudible), Control.
16 (Transmission noise.)
17 VOICE:
All I am getting is static, Nick.
18 (Pause.)
19 (Transmission noise.)
20 VOICE:
Go ahead, Joe.
21 (Transmission noise.)
22 VOICE:
Copy, thank you.
23 (Pause.)
24 VOICE:
Nick, we are pretty close to where we 25 are right now.
How much further would you have to open to get
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3 (Transmission noise.)
4 VOICE:
You got that about 10 percent open right 5
now?
6
[ Transmission noise.)
7 VOICE:
We are going to drop just about another 8
pound.
We are at about 86 pounds.
That looks pretty good.
We 9
will leave it like it is.
10 (Transmission noise.)
11 (Pause.)
12 (Transmission noise.)
13 VOICE:
Go ahead, Rick.
14 (Transmission noise.)
15 VOICE:
Okay.
It should be 153, 4,
5 and 6; is 16 that right?
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ll' 19 SPEAKER:
The time is 9:15 p.m.
20 (Pause.]
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21 (Transmission noise.)
22 (Pause.)
23 (Transmission noise.)
24 VOICE:
Go ahead, Ralph.
25 (Transmission noise.)
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VOICE:
He's looking for the one in the west 2
pipe chase, but he's not looking for it anymore because we 3
think you know where it is.
We are going to have you do that, 4
Ralph.
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[ Transmission noise.)
6 VOICE:
There is a danger tag on it and it needs 7
to be removed. That is all.
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[ Transmission noise.)
9 VOICE:
The one that we want to remove is for 10
[ Inaudible).
11
[ Transmission noise.)
12
[ Pause.)
13 (Transmission noise.)
14 VOICE:
Go ahead, Rick.
15
[ Transmission noise.)
16 VOICE:
I can see that.
17
[ Transmission noise.]
18 VOICE:
Okay, they are removed.
19
[ Transmission noise.)
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[ Pause.)
21
[ Transmission noise.)
22 VOICE:
Yes, standby.
We wi13 do it in a couple 23 of seconds.
24 (Transmission noise.)
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We are going to be lining up the suction 2
flow path to Bravo generators and starting (Inaudible) on 3
Bravo.
Standby.
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(Transmission noise.)
5 (Pause.)
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VOICE:
(Inaudible), Control.
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(Transmission noise.)
8 VOICE:
We are lined up to the B-steam 9
generator.
We skipped over a bunch of steps in the beginning 10 here because they haven't done anything with all the different 11 valves anywhere, or at least I haven't known about any.
What I 12 would like to do is, would you with the 151 valve closed on the I
13 pump, I_would like for you to start the thing and make sure we 14 can fill it with a lot of good discharge pressure before you 15 actually crack that valve open and make sure that it looks like 16 we are lined up like we think we are.
17
[ Transmission noise.)
18 VOICE:
Sounds good.
When you get a 120 to 150 19 that stabilizes, then you can slowly pressurize the header with 20 that 151 valve.
It should be pretty full, so you should be 21 able to open that pretty fast.
22 (Transmission noise.)
23 (Pause.)
24 (Transmission noise.)
25 VOICE:
Go ahead, Joe.
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(Transmission noise.)
2 VOICE:
Okay, sounds good.
3 (Pause.)
4 SPEAKER:
The time is 9:30 p.m.
5 (Pause.)
6 (Transmission noise.)
7 VOICE:
Go ahead, Joe.
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(Transmission noise.)
9 VOICE:
Down to 24 pounds suction pressure, j
10 okay.
I copy.
11 (Transmission noise.)
12 (Pause.)
13 VOICE:
What is the difference between zero-two-14 four pounds and 24 pounds?
15 (Transmission noise.)
16 VOICE:
Okay.
I copy.that.
17 (Pause.)
18 VOICE:
(Inaudible), Control.
19 (Transmission noise.)
t 20 VOICE:
Yeah, Joe.
I can see we dropped a 21 little level in the D (Inaudible) but it looks like it has 22 stabilized out now.
It looks like we used about 80 gallons or 4
23 something like that.
I am going to start flowing to the Bravo 24 generator.
25 (Transmission noise.)
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2 VOICE:
Control.
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[ Transmission noise.)
4 VOICE:
Yeah, Joe.
I am not getting any 5
response from this flow meter up here.
I had thought only A 6
and C were affected by this 1E power panel, but I would like to 7
have you watch your local flow meter on the backside of the 8
pump there.
9
[ Transmission noise.)
10
[ Pause.)
11 VOICE:
Tell me when you are there, and I will 12 come open with the valve.
13
[ Transmission noise.)
14
[ Pause.)
15 (Transmission noise.)
1 16 VOICE:
Is it indicating anything right now, l
17 Joe?
18 (Transmission noise.)
19 VOICE:
Okay.
Let me try to come open with that 20 valve a little.
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21 (Pause.)
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22 (Transmission noise.)
23 VOICE:
Yeah, Joe.
I had one of the valves that 24 you needed to open so that it starts a little pressure out 25 there.
I have the (Inaudible) closed again.
I am going to 1
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I should be giving you some flow now.
2 (Transmission noise.)
3 (Pause.)
4 (Transmission noise.)
5
[ Pause.)
6
[ Transmission noise.)
7 VOICE:
Control Room.
8
[ Transmission noise.)
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VOICE:
Yeah, Joe.
This should be pretty good 10 where it is at now.
You got the recirc valve closed?
11
[ Transmission noise.)
12 VOICE:
Don't worry about it, Joe.
I know you l
13 can't see it where you are now.
As long as the flow is 14 stabilizes about 110 or 115 or somewhere around there, it 15 should be good.
It looks pretty stable.
I do have the flow up 16 here and I have my valve liner (Inaudible).
17 (Transmission noise.)
l 18 VOICE:
Okay, sounds good, Joe.
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21 VOICE:
Go ahead, Joe.
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22 (Transmission noise.)
23 VOICE:
All right.
That should be good, Joe.
24 We will leave it as is.
25 (Transmission noise.)
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2 (Transmission noise.)
3 (Pause.)
4 SPEAKER:
The time is 9:45 p.m.
5 (Pause.)
6 (Transmission noise.)
7 VOICE:
Go ahead, John.
8 (Transmission noise.)
9 VOICE:
Go ahead.
10 (Transmission noise.)
11 VOICE:
Copy, Wade.
Riley, Control Room.
12 (Transmission noise.)
13 VOICE:
Shawn, I think those are the two valves 14 that are together that go around CVS check valve 47.
It's on a 15 big 16 inch line and they don't show up very well in the 16 prints.
I think where you will find those is down in the 17 mechanical penetration minus 26, all the way down on-the l
18 bottom.
Where you have to go is all the way into the East end 19 and down the ladder way down underneath where all the big 20 piping is.
21 I think that's where those valves are, small one inch J22 (Inaudible) that go around check valves.
23 (Transmission noise.)
24 (Pause.)
25 (Transmission noise.)
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Go ahead, Joe.
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[ Transmission noise.)
3 VOICE:
I know that.
Hold on.
4
[ Pause.)
5 VOICE:
Control.
You are all set to go out on 6
the roof, Joe.
7
[ Transmission noise.)
8
[ Pause.)
9
[ Transmission noise.)
10
[ Pause.)
11
[ Transmission noise.)
12 VOICE:
Joe.
13
[ Transmission noise.)
14 VOICE:
What's that, Joe?
You are breaking up, 15 come back.
16
[ Transmission noise.)
17 VOICE:
Okay, Joe. Yeah, go ahead and stay out l
18 there a while, and just get back to us when you want us to come 19 in and out with the security guard.
20
[ Transmission noise.)
21 (Pause.)
22
[ Transmission noise.)
23-VOICE:
Copy.
24
[ Pause.)
25
[ Transmission noise.]
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VOICE:
Go ahead, Shawn.
2 (Transmission noise.)
3 VOICE:
CS valve 8287 Yeah, that's in the 4
mechanical penetration minus 26 in the room just before you get 5
to the mechanical penetration on the left hand side there, all 6
the way against the wall, the two RHR return valves.
7
[ Transmission noise.)
8 VOICE:
Yeah.
There is a grading in there and a 9
sump under there that doesn't pump anywhere now, yeah.
10 (Transmission noise.)
i 11 (Pause.)
j 12 VOICE:
Control.
13 (Pause.)
14 VOICE:
Control.
15 (Transmission noise.)
16 VOICE:
Yeah, Joe.
Are there any ID'c 17 outstanding that we have that you need to get for us?
18 (Transmission noise.)
19 VOICE:
I don't know.
I will have to see what 20 he has in store for you on this last run around.
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21 (Transmission noise.)
22 (Pause.)
l 23 SPEAKER:
The time is 10:00 p.m.
24 (Pause.)
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SPEAKER:
The date is December 4.
The time is 7
10:03 p.m.
8 (Pause.)
9 (Transmission noise.)
10 (Pause.)
11 (Transmission noise.)
12 (Pause.)
13 VOICE:
Shawn.
14 VOICE:
Go ahead.
15 VOICE:
Jim, I have Shawn on the phone.
He is 16 unable to contact you by radio.
What do you need to tell him?
17 (Transmission noise.)
18 SPEAKER:
Tho tins is 10:15 p.m.
19 VOICE:
I didn't get that, Jim.
Could you 20 repeat?
21 (Transmission noise.)
22 VOICE:
Copy.
Thank you.
23 (Pause.]
24 SPEAKER:
The time is l'0:30 p.m.
25 (Pause.)
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SPEAKER:
The time is 10:45 p.m.
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3 SPEAKER:
The time is 21:00 p.m.
4 (Pause.]
5 (Transmission noise.)
6 (Pause.)
I SPEAKER:
The time is 11:15 p.m.
8 (Pause.)
9 SPEAKER:
The time is 11:30 p.m.
10 (Pause.)
11 SPEAKER:
The time is 11:45 p.m.
12 (Pause.)
13 SPEAKER:
The time is 12:00 a.m.
14 (Pause.)
15 (Transmission noise.)
16 VOICE:
[ Inaudible) Frank.
17 (Transmission noise.)
18 VOICE:
(Inaudible).
19 (Transmission noise.)
20 VOICE:
(Inaudible), Dave.
21 (Pause.)
22 (Transmission noise.)
23 (Pause.)
24 SPEAKER:
The time is 12:15 a.m.
25 (Pause.)
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2 (Pause.)
3 SPEAKER:
The time is 12:30 a.m.
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(Pause.)
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VOICE:
(Inaudible), Hugh.
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(Transmission noise.)
7 VOICE:
(Inaudible).
8 (Pause.)
9' SPEAKER:
The time is 12:45 a.m.
10 (Pause.)
l 11 (Transmission noise.)
12 VOICE:
Go ahead, Dave.
13 (Transmission noise.)
14 VOICE:
Okay.
Check the pump for rotation, 15 please.
Make sure it's not physically bound.
i 16 (Transmission noise.)
17 (Pause.)
18 VOICE:
Hold on a second, Dave.
19 (Transmission noise.)
20 VOICE:
(Inaudible) rolling it by hand Dave.
21 Try to start it.
22 (Transmission noise.)
23 VOICE:
Do not roll it by hand, start it.
24 (Transmission noise.)
25 (Pause.]
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Kartanko, Control Room.
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(Transmission noise.)
3 VOICE:
[ Inaudible).
4 (Transmission noise.)
5 VOICE:
Thank you, Dave.
Let me know when you 6
are ready for flow.
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[ Transmission noise.)
8 (Pause.)
9 (Transmission noise.)
10 VOICE:
Yes.
Let me know when you are watching 11 the pressure suction gage, I will start giving you flow.
12 (Transmission noise.)
13 VOICE:. What are you reading for suction and 14 discharge pressure?
15 (Transmission noise.)
16 VOICE:
Did you shut the pump down, or did it 17 trip?
18 (Transmission noise.)
19 VOICE:
Okay.
We will just shut everything 20 down.
21
[ Transmission noise.)
22 VOICE:
Standby one, Dave. I am going to have l
23 the DMN system pressure checked.
24 (Transmission noise.)
25 VOICE:
Rob Fanning, Control.
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(Transmission noise.)
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How about giving me a DMN system check, 3
number of-pumps running and pressure.
4 (Transmission noise.)
5 VOICE:
Thanks, Rob.
6 (Pause.)
7 (Transmission noise.)
8 VOICE:
Give me a phone call, Dave.
9
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10 (Pause.)
11 (Transmission noise.)
12 (Pause.)
13 (Transmission noise.)
14 VOICE:
Fanning, control Room.
15 (Pause.)
16 VOICE:
Fanning, Control Room.
17 VOICE:
Start the standby DMN pump, we are 18 trying to blow a line clear.
Tom.
19 (Transmission noise.)
20 VOICE:
Thank you.
Please do.
21 VOICE:
When it is time to turn it off, Dave is 22 going to blow that line clear.
23 (Pause.)
24 VOICE:
[ Inaudible).
25 (Pause.)
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The time is 1:00 a.m.
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(Pause.)
3 (Transmission noise.)
4 VOICE:
Go ahead, Dave.
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[ Transmission noise.)
6 VOICE:
I'm sorry, Dave, we didn't quite 7
understand what you said.
8 (Transmission noise.]
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VOICE:
Please restart the pump again.
10 (Pause.)
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12 VOICE:
Thank you very much, Dave. Please close 13 the outlet valve on the DMN and might as well go about the rest 14 of your rounds.
We are going to approach it from the heat l
15 (Inaudible) standpoint.
(Transmission noise.)
16 17 VOICE:
Please don't forget 19 when you go by.
18 (Transmission noise.]
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19 (Pause.)
20 VOICE:
Rob, you may return that DMN pump to 21 standby now.
22
[ Transmission noise.)
1 23 VOICE:
Go ahead, Frank.
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25 VOICE:
Thank you, Frank.
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2 (Pause.)
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(Inaudible).
4 (Transmission noise.)
5 VOICE:
Understand.
Which circuit is that?
6 (Transmission noise.)
7 VOICEt Two-four on four-three-four.
8 Understand.
How about the light status?
9 (Transmission noise.)
10 VOICE:
Understand.
Thank you, Hugh.
11 (Pause.)
12 (Transmission noise.)
13 VOICE:
Yes, Hugh.
5 14 (Transmission noise.)
15 VOICE:
Looks like the heater is working it off.
16 (Transmission noise.)
17 VOICE:
Understand.
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19 VOICE:
Hugh, hang there for one minute, please.
30 (Transmission noise.)
21 (Pause.)
22 VOICE:
(Inhudible), Control.
[ Transmission noise.)
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Give me a status on circuit number 14 l
25 (Inaudible) on circuit seven.
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over temperature circuit seven is 98 1
3 degrees and circuit 14 is six-tero degrees.
Thank you.
4 (Transmission noise.)
5 VOICE:
Standby.
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6 (Transmission noise.)
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8 VOICE:
Exit and then enter Door 603.
9 (Transmission noise.)
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11 (Transmission noise.)
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VOICE:
Thank you, Dave.
14 (Pause.)
15 (Transmission noise.)
16 VOICE:
Water treatment 4064.
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Four-three-six-four, j
19 SPEAKER:
The time is 1:15 a.m.
20 (Pause.)
21 (Transmission noise.)
22 VOICE:
Thank you.
23
[ Transmission noise.)
24 VOICE:
Copy, Hugh.
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Control.
2 (Transmission noise.)
3 VOICE:
Phone call please, Phil.
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5 VOICE:
(Inaudible) 18 or auxiliary steam 1
6 condensate.
Auxiliary steam 179 and 186.
I will look them up 7
as quick as I can, Rob.
I will get back to you.
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[ Transmission noise.)
9 VOICE:
Control Room.
10 (Transmission noise.)
11 VOICE:
Dave, when you get to the fuel storage 1
12 building hot water system pump, I want you to look at that l
13 release valve that is on the discharge side of an AWX D35 and 14 make sure that it's not lifting.
15 (Transmission noise.)
16 VOICE:
I want to sign off a work request that 17 they fixed it after they said it was fixed.
18 (Transmission noise.)
19 (Pause.)
20 VOICE:
Whoever is call the Control Room you are 21 coming through all static.
22 (Pause.)
23 (Transmission noise.)
24 VOICE:
[ Inaudible) Hugh.
25 (Transmission noise.)
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I look pretty silly here with the phone '
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in my ear talking in the radio also.
3 (Transmission noise.)
4 (Pause.)
5 VOICE:
(Inaudible) Control Room.
Frank 6
(Inaudible), control Room.
7 (Pause.)
8 VOICE:
All clear, Frank.
9 (Pause.)
10 SPEAKER:
The time is 1:30 a.m.
11 (Pause.)
12 (Transmission noise.)
13 (Pause.)
14 (Transmission noise.)
15 (Pause.)
16 VOICE:
Hugh.
17 (Pause.)
18 VOICE:
The panel right in the middle on the 19 east side.
It's 177.
20 (Pause.)
21 VOICE:
Control Room.
22 (Pause.)
23 (Transmission noise.)
24 (Pause.)
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VOICE:
Hawkins, control Room.
2 (Transmission noise.)
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VOICE:
Hugh, what were those battery room 4
temperatures again?
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(Transmission noise.)
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VOICE:
(Inaudible) two and seven-six.
7 (Transmission noise.)
8 VOICE:
Thank you.
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10 VOICE:
(Inaudible), Control Room.
11 (Pause.)
12 SPEAKER:
The time is 1:45 a.m.
13 (Pause.)
14 VOICE:
Kartanko, control Room.
15 (Transmission noise.)
16 VOICE:
Dave, I am going to wrap up the line up i
17 for steam generator wet lay up.
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18 (Transmission noise.)
19 VOICE:
That's just information.
20 (Transmission noise.)
21 (Pause.)
22 VOICE:
Kartanko, Control.
23 (Transmission noise.)
24 VOICE:
The next time you are in the pipe chase, 25 please close DMN valve 567, the seal water supply to the wet
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lab research pump.
2
[ Transmission noise.)
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4 VOICE:
Tom Thompson, Control Room.
5
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6 VOICE:
Tom Thompson, Control Room.
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[ Transmission noise.)
8 VOICE:
Process building hot water expansion 9
tank pressure low.
10
[ Transmission noise.)
11 VOICE:
[ Inaudible), Control Room.
12 (Pause.)
13 VOICE:
Taylor, Control Room.
14
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15 VOICE:
Kartanko, Control Room.
16 VOICE:
Next time you walk by a telephone, give 17 me a call.
18
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No rush.
20
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21 SPEAKER:
The time is 2:00 a.m.
22
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23 VOICE:
Control Room.
24 VOICE:
Go ahead.
Go ahead, Shawn.
25 VOICE:
What other new numbers do you want to j
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Hold, one second.
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4 VOICE:
[ Inaudible), come up.
5 VOICE:
Right here.
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VOICE:
Need Set point readings and temperatures 7
of circuits 412 and 13.
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9 VOICE:
Point fifty degrees.
The (Inaudible) is 10 now reading 21 degrees, 26 degrees.
11 VOICE:
Point 50 actual 26, copy.
12 VOICE:
[ Inaudible) 12 set point 50.
Actual is 13 29.
14 VOICE:
Copy, next one.
r 15 VOICE:
Thirteen, set point 75 degrees.
I have 16 no readout from the module down here.
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Sorry, say again, please?
18 VOICE:
Thirteen, 75 degrees set point, but I 19 don't get any readout from 13.
20 VOICE:
Temperature?
21 VOICE:
That's right.
22 VOICE:
How about indication whether it's 23 working or not working.
24 VOICE:
The indication is that it is working.
25 VOICE:
Copy.
Will you hold on, please?
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Standby.
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-3 SPEAKER:
The time is 2:15 a.m.
4 (Pause.)
5 VOICE:
Shawn, Control Room.
6 VOICE:
Go ahead.
Y VOICE:
Shawn, that blank reading indicates an 8
open on the (Inaudible) or a bad card right here too.
That was 9
a little three by five card.
10 VOICE:
That is-(Inaudible) procedure.
I don't 11 know what this card says.
I didn't read it yet.
12 VOICE:
Okay.
My procedure that blank reading 13-indicates an open.
I would like to have you come up to the 14 Control Room please, so we can look at these circuits and see l
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if there is anything that we can do about them.
16 VOICE:
Okay, John.
Do you want me-to swap this 17 board on this circuit 13 first off?
18 VOICE:
No.
Swap the board, what do you mean?
19 VOICE:
All I really have to do is pull another 20 card that's in here and put it in that slot and see if we have-21 a reading.
-22 VOICE:
That will at least tell us if the RTD is 23
-reading and heat trace (Inaudible) isn't open.
24 VOICE:- We would be inserting a set point and 25 reading.from another card.
The cards are all the same?
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Right.
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VOICE:
Wait one.
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4 VOICE:
Substituting one card for another to see 5
whether or not it is the circuit or the card.
6 VOICE:
Yea.
7 VOICE:
Okay, then.- Hold on one second.
What 8
we want to do is, we want to try to do it with a card from a 9
. circuit that is not requiring heat trace right now.
10 VOICE:
Okay, John.
I can look in the shop and 11 see if we have some' spares in there.
We may have.
12 VOICE:
No, that's not necessary.
If you will 13 just look down there and read the circuits to try to find one 14 that is actually above -- it is set point right now, which 15 indicates it is not calling for heat trace and substitute it, 16 it's only going to be a minute or so just to prove whether or l '.
not it is the card or'the circuit.
.18 VOICE:
I have plenty of them that are over 19-temperature right now.
20 VOICE:
Okay. Substitute one of them. After you 21 substitute determine put it back in, and we will go from there.
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VOICE:
Okay.
23 VOICE:
Lavoie, the problem was definitely on 24 this board here.
It is not out in the field.
We are having an 25 indication of 81 degrees for circuit 13.
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Eighty-one degrees for circuit 13. Does 2
that indicate that even with the bad board in there the heat 3
tracer is still working?
4 VOICE:
right.
All it is an output to the 5
digital readout on this_ local panel.
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VOICE:
Okay, fine.
Put the two boards back 7
where they :)elong and write up a work request on that 8
particular board.
We need 40 avaluate these other ones that 9
are below freezing tonight and see what lines '; hey are, and do 10 something about them also.
11 VOICE:
Okay, I'll be right up.
This is already 12 done.
13 VOICE:
Okay.
14 (Pause.]
h 15 VOICE:
We have some more circuits that we need 16-to read on that heat trace panel.
.I have some indications that 17 some stuff at set point 50 is actually reading 29 and 26 18 degrees out in the (Inaudible).
Could you take the meter over 19 there and give us some current readings on those also?
20 (Transmission noise.)
21 VOICE:
Copy.
Give me a call as soon as you get 22 a chance to get over there.
23 (Transmission noise.)
24-(Pause.)
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-1 VOICE:
Go ahead.
2-(Pause.)-
3 VOICE:. Who is calling the Control Room.
Go 4
ahead.
5 (Pause.)
6 VOICE:
Control Room.
7 (Pause.)
8 SPEAKER:
The time is 2:30 a.m.
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10 VOICE:
(Inaudible), Control.
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12 VOICE:
Tom, I need a lock valve ID in'the waste 13 feedwater valve-164, 165, 166, 167.
14 (Transmission noise.)
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And, 164.
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Tom.
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20 VOICE:
Okay.
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That's a vent.
I understand.
Please 23 close it and cap it.
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(Inaudible), Control Room.
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The time is 2:45 a.m.
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5 VOICE: -John [ Inaudible), Control Room.
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7 VOICE:
Go ahead, call us on the phone, please.
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9 VOICE: ' Control.
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This is Rick, t
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-16 VOICE:
Page one is?
17 (Transmission noise.)
-18 VOICE:
Negative. Page one is complete, so hc 19 might have just torn it off.
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[ Transmission noise.)
21 VOICE:
What page are you on?
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23 VOICE:
[ Inaudible).
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25 VOICE:
[ Inaudible), Control.
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k-2 VOICE:
I am going-to open CBS valves three-two.
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4 (Pause.)
5 (Transmission noise.)
6 VOICE:
Thank you.
7 (Pause.)
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9 VOICE:
(Inaudible).
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I am going to leave three-three closed 1
12 for right now.
As soon as I can operate it from up here, we 13 will skip that and come back later.
14 (Transmission noise.)
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16 SPEAKER:
The time is 3:00 a.m.
17 (Pause.)
18 (Transmission noise.]
19 (Pause.)
1 20 VOICE:
Eight should be closed.
1 21 (Transmission noise.)
22 VOICE:
What page are you on?
23 (Transmission noise.]
24 VOICE:
Yes, that is a (Inaudible) valve, you p
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VOICE:
It is a valve body drain off of valve-s y
3-eight, and it is encapsulated.
You can't see that one, either.
4 (Transmission noise.)
5 VOICE:
(Inaudible) 6 (Transmission noise.)
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The time is 3:15 a.m.
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The time is 3:30 a.m.
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Taylor, Come up.
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15 (Pause.)
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(Inaudible).
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18 SPEAKER:
The time is 3:45 a.m.
19 (Pause.)
20 SPEAKER:
The time is 4:00 a.m.
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22 SPEAKER: -The time is 4:15 a.m.
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24 SPEAKER:
The time is 4:30 a.m.
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