05000324/LER-1982-127-03, /03L-0:on 821206,drywell Oxygen Concentration Exceeded 4% Following Core Auxiliary Cooling (CAC) Sys Failures.Caused by Ruptured Section of CAC Sys Piping. Damaged Piping Section Replaced

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/03L-0:on 821206,drywell Oxygen Concentration Exceeded 4% Following Core Auxiliary Cooling (CAC) Sys Failures.Caused by Ruptured Section of CAC Sys Piping. Damaged Piping Section Replaced
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Issue date: 01/05/1983
From: Pastva M
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NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
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LER-1982-127, /03L-0:on 821206,drywell Oxygen Concentration Exceeded 4% Following Core Auxiliary Cooling (CAC) Sys Failures.Caused by Ruptured Section of CAC Sys Piping. Damaged Piping Section Replaced
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December 6, 1982 This event occurred as a result of the inability of the CAC N i""#tI"8

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While the CAC System was lined up for nitrogen makeup to the primary containment, it was discovered that an underground buried section of the CAC inerting system piping had ruptured.

Immediate temporary repairs to the damaged pipe section were begun to install a patch over the ruptured area of the affected pipe to allow CAC inerting operations to be recommenced.

Due to the time required to complete the repairs and the amount of air header leakage in the containment, the primary containment oxygen concentration of the unit was exceeded before completion of the temporary repairs to the damaged CAC line.

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oxygen concentration in the Unit No. 2 primary containment was returned to within specifications.