05000317/LER-1982-082-03, /03L-0:on 821227,noted Continuous Control Element Assembly Motion Inhibit (CMI) Signal in Effect Causing CMI to Be Inoperable Whenever Control Element Assemblies Moved. Cause Unknown.Cmi Alarm Relay Replaced

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/03L-0:on 821227,noted Continuous Control Element Assembly Motion Inhibit (CMI) Signal in Effect Causing CMI to Be Inoperable Whenever Control Element Assemblies Moved. Cause Unknown.Cmi Alarm Relay Replaced
ML20028F416
Person / Time
Site: Calvert Cliffs Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 01/21/1983
From: Raynor J, Wenderlich R
BALTIMORE GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I)
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References
LER-82-082-03L, LER-82-82-3L, NUDOCS 8302010337
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LER-1982-082, /03L-0:on 821227,noted Continuous Control Element Assembly Motion Inhibit (CMI) Signal in Effect Causing CMI to Be Inoperable Whenever Control Element Assemblies Moved. Cause Unknown.Cmi Alarm Relay Replaced
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3171982082R03 - NRC Website

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CAUSE DESCRIPTION LER 82-82 Unit 1 Troubleshoocing revealed that the Control Rod Motion Inhibit (CMI)

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Alarm Relay (K-2) failed; i.e.,

the moveable relay contacts were binding.

K-2 relay was replaced with a spare from stock. Further troubleshooting analysis attributes the failure of K-2 relay to the intermittent or spurious operation of a:given reed switch on CEA 28's-Reed Stack Pos' tion Transmitters (RSPT). The cause for the RSPT failure is unknown.

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below its electrical upper limit to reduce circuit noise, thereby stabilizing K-2 relay. During the unit's next refueling outage the RSPT WIll be replaced.

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