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FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 PLANT REFERENCE SIMULATOR FOUR YEAR SIMULATOR CERTIFICATION REPORT i
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FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 FOUR YEAR SIMULATOR CERTIFICATION REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Purpose Exceptions 1.0 Simulator Information 1.1 Changes Since Last Report 1.1.1 Control Room Physical Arrangement 1.1.2 Panels / Equipment 1.1.3 Plant Modifications 1.1.4 Initial Conditions 1.1.5 Instructor Station 2.0 Simulator Tests 2.1 Scope of Tests 2.2 Performance Test Schedule 2.3 Changes Since Last Report 3.0 Simulator Discrepancy and Upgrade Program 3.1 Trouble Reports Appendix A Plant Modifications Implemented on the Simulator Since the Initial Submittal (9/27/91)
Appendix B Plant Modifications Requiring Implementation on the Simulator Appendix C Completed Performance Tests 1992-1995 Appendix D Performance Test Schedule 1996-1999 Appendix E Open Simulator Trouble Reports o
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FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 i
FOUR YEAR SIMULATOR CERTIFICATION REPORT
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INTRODUCTION l
PURPOSE The information contained in this report is provided to demonstrate compliance of the Crystal River Unit 3 Simulator with the requirements of 10CFR55.45 (b) (5) (ii) and 10CFR55.45 (b) (5) (vi).
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r The Crystal River Unit 3 Simulator continues to meet all of j
the applicable requirements of ANS/ ANSI-3.5(1985), as I
endorsed by Regulatory Guide 1.149, with the exception of
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those deviations identified in this report. Each of these i
deviations has been evaluated by FPC; for those deviations due to such factors as the simulator control room physical layout or overriding training requirements / considerations, or which were determined to have no training impact, no further action will be taken. All other identified deviations are being tracked and corrected in accordance with applicable FPC Nuclear Operations Training Department procedures governing simulator maintenance and modifications.
In addition to these deviations, FPC is taking exception to the requirement of 3.4.1 of ANS-3.5-1985 concerning the minimum number of operational initial conditions (ICs). The justification for this exception is discussed in section 1.1.4 of this report.
The following non-applicable testing requirements are also taken as exceptions to the standard.
o Section 3.1.2,
" Plant Malfunctions", Item (12) Control rod failure including stuck rods, uncoupled rods, drifting rods, rod drops and misaligned rods.
The design of the CR-3 control rod drive system precludes drifting rods. For the CR-3 100% Performance Test List, this item has been replaced.by degraded rod motion.
o Section 3.1.2,
" Plant Malfunctions", Item (25) Reactor pressure control system failure including turbine bypass failure (BWR).
This item is only required for Boiling Water Reactors.
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FOUR YEAR SIMULATOR CERTIFICATION REPORT i
i EXCEPTIONS (Continued) o Section 4.1,
" Steady State Operation", Item (2)
Principal mass and energy balances shall be satisfied:
(b)- Reactor Coolant System temperature to Steam j
Generator Pressure and (e) Mass balance of steam generator.
i These items are not applicable to Babcock and Wilcox Plants with Once-Through Steam Generators (OTSGs).
o Section 4.1,." Steady State Operation", Item (3) (f)
Recirculation flow.
i This item is only applicable to Boiling Water Reactors.
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pressurizer pressure as a critical parameter. Since Babcock and Wilcox Plants do not monitor this parameter, narrow range RCS pressure has been substituted.
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1.O SIMULATOR INFORMATION j
1.1 CHANGES LAST REPORT i
1.1.1 Control Room Physical Arranaement s
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The Smart Automatic Signal Selection (SASS) modification which was implemented in the plant since the last submittal added several panels inside the non-nuclear instrumentation (NNI) cabinets.
i Implementation of this plant modification on the simulator required placing these panels inside the Engineered Safeguards relay cabinets, since the NNI cabinets are not included 2.
The original telephone system delivered with the simulator consisted of a closed system of Bell telephones connected to the instructors' booth through an AT&T computer. A number of the telephones in i
the plant control room have been upgraded to a Harris phone system which is incompatible with the present equipment.
The FPC telecommunications group is working with simulator maintenance and engineering personnel to upgrade our phone system to match the plant.
4 Completion of this project is currently scheduled for November of this year.
1.1.2 Panels /Eauioment 1.
One of the identified deviations in the original submittal concerned the closed circuit television system for monitoring leakage on the main steam relief valves and atmospheric dump valves and the fact that at the time of the original submittal, this system had not been installed on the simulator. This system is now installed and in operation.
2.
The original simulator computer platform consisted of three Encore 9780 computers, which communicated through a shared memory unit. Replacement of these units with Unix-based Silicon Graphics computers and an Ethernet Input / Output
FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 FOUR YEAR SIMULATOR CERTIFICATION REPORT interface began in late 1994 and was completed in January 1995. The Encore units remain in service to drive the plant process computer (PPC) modules.
The plant is currently in the process of replacing the PPC with a pc-based system. When the upgrade is completed in the plant and installed on the simulator, the Encore units will be taken out of service.
1.1.3 Plant Modifications The initial submittal included a list of 4
modifications installed in the plant but not i
implemented on the simulator. All of these modifications have been implemented within the allowable window specified in ANS/ ANSI-3.5(1985) 4 Appendix A lists all the plant modifications which have been implemented on the simulator since the initial certification submittal.
Appendix B lists the in-service plant modifications which have not been implemented on the simulator. Three of these modifications fall outside the required implementation window:
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MAR 90-02-03-01, Replacement of the Emergency Dose Assessment System (EDAS) with a pc-based network, is actually part of a larger plant modification 7
involving the changeout of the Plant Process Computer with a pc-based network, which is not complete in the plant. Since the operator interface with EDAS is minimal, the delay in implementing this MAR is considered to have no training impact.
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MAR-91-05-03-02, Hydrogen Purge System Redundancy, is currently installed on the simulator, but has not yet been tested and accepted. The delay in installation was due to problems with calibration of the associated panel instrumentation as a result of the simulator computer changeout discussed 1
in section 1.1.2
FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 FOUR YEAR SIMULATOR CERTIFIC?. TION REPORT above. This modification has minimal training impact.
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MAR-93-06-16-01, Gammametric Nuclear Instrumentation Channels NI 14/15, was delayed due to problems with obtaining the hardware for the simulator. These problems have been resolved and the modification will be installed by the end of the year.
1.1.4 Initial Conditions The initial submittal contained a list of the 10 ICs which had been established to demonstrate compliance with the Standard. Four years of training experience have demonstrated that ten permanently maintained storepoints are not required for the conduct of simulator training or testing.
Unnecessary Initial Conditions limit the number of storepoints available for use in the conduct of day-to-day training, and training development.
They also create an unnecessary maintenance burden.
The FPC simulator is capable of storing seventy-two (72) initialization conditions. Initial Conditions 1 - 8 are maintained under configuration control as permanent storepoints for use in training. These eight Initial Conditions include a variety of plant operating conditions, fission product poison concentrations and times in core life (see Table 1.1).
All pre-planned training / examination scenarios can be initiated from these eight controlled Initial Conditions or from scenario specific storepoints derived from the eight controlled
' Initial Conditions.
1.1.5 Instructor Station As part of the simulator computer platform upgrade discussed above, the Instructor Facility (I/F) has undergone an upgrade to a windows-based system. The upgraded system retains all the capabilities described in the initial submittal.
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TABLE 1.1 SIMULATOR INITIAL CONDITIONS CORE RCS RCS POWER I_C1 AGE TEMP PRESS LEVEL XENON BORON DESCRIPTIRE C
1 MOL 579 2155#
100%
EQUIL 957 Full power, steady state 2
MOL 537 2155#
0%
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1350 Mode 3, Safety Rods out, ready for reactor startup 3
MOL 155 60#
0%
0%
1410 Mode 5 4
MOL 579 2155#
75%
2.6%
958 Power decrease from 100%, Xenon increasing 5
BOL 579 2155#
100%
EQUIL 1486 Full power, steady state 6
EOL 579 2155#
100%
EQUIL 50 Full power, steady state 7
MOL 579 2155#
19%
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1347 Ready to roll turbine 8
MOL 579 2155#
45%
2.6%
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FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 FOUR YEAR SIMULATOR CERTIFICATION REPORT 2.0 SIMULATOR TESTS 2.1 SCOPE OF TESTS Appendix C lists, by year, all Performance Tests completed during the last four years. The following information is provided to show the correlation between the FPC Performance Tests / Test Numbers and the testing requirements identified in ANS/ ANSI-3.5(1985):
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The tests identified in Appendix B, Section B.2.2,
" Transient Performance" of the Standard are designated PTT1 through PTT10.
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The test identified in Appendix B, Section B.2.1,
" Steady State Performance" of the Standard is designated PTS 1.
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The test identified in Appendix A, Section A.3.1,
" Computer Real Time Test" of the Standard is designated PTC1.
d.
The tests identified in Section 3.1.1,
" Normal Plant Evolutions" of the Standard are designated PTN1 through PTN7 and are broken down as follows:
PTN1 includes 3.1.1(1) Plant startup - cold to hot standby; 3.1.1(2) Nuclear startup from hot standby to rated power; 3.1.1(3) Turbine startup and generator synchronization; and 3.1.1 ( 5 ) Operation at Hot Standby.
PTN2 corresponds to 3.1.1(4) Reactor trip followed by recovery to rated power.
PTN3 corresponds to 3.1.1(6) Load changes.
PTN4 corresponds to 3.1.1(7) Startup, shutdown and power operations at less than full reactor coolant flow.
PTN5 corresponds to 3.1.1(8) Plant shutdown from rated power to hot standby and cooldown to cold shutdown conditions.
PTN6 corresponds to 3.1.1(9) Core performance testing.
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CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 FOUR YEAR SIMULATOR CERTIFICATION REPORT 2.1 SCOPE OF TESTS (Continued)
PTN7 corresponds to 3.1.1(10) Operator 3
conducted surveillance testing on safety related equipment or systems. Additional surveillance testing is also conducted as part of normal plant evolutions such as plant heatup, cooldown and power escalation.
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Each type of generic malfunction identified in Section 3.1.2,
" Plant Malfunctions" of the Standard is included in the Performance Test Base, with the exception of item (25) Reactor pressure control system failure including turbine bypass failure (BWR).
These tests are designated PTM1A1 through PTM24B. At least one Malfunction Test per malfunction type is performed. In most cases it has been determined that more than one test should be performed to demonstrate either simulator capabilities or to replicate an actual plant transient.
2.2 PERFORMANCE TEST SCHEDULE The scope of the performance testing to be conducted over the next four year cycle currently consists of the 100% Performance Test List used to conduct Initial Certification Testing.
The schedule for conducting performance tests over the next four-year recertification cycle is contained in Training Department Procedure TDP-405 and the CR-3 Simulator Configuration Management System as part of the Performance Test Data Base. A copy of the schedule is included as Appendix D of this report.
The schedule ensures that all tests specified in Appendix B, Section B2 of the standard will be performed annually, that approximately 25%
of all the other performance tests will be tested annually, and that all performance tests will be performed at least once over the next four-year recertification cycle. Compliance with this schedule is the responsibility of the Nuclear Simulator Training Supervisor and will be tracked by the CR-3 Simulator Configuration Management System through the generation of periodic reports indicating required performance test completion dates.
o, FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 FOUR YEAR SIMULATOR CERTIFICATION REPORT 2.3 CHANGES SINCE LAST REPORT A revision history page has been added to each performance test procedure to document procedure changes.
Although a number of the performance tests have undergone revisions for editorial corrections, improvements to the data collection packages or to reflect such items as plant modifications, plant procedure changes, and the simulator computer changeout, there have been no changes which alter the intent of the procedures.
In addition, there have been no deletions to the scope of testing identified in the original submittal.
FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 FOUR YEAR SIMULATOR CERTIFICATION REPORT 3.0 SIMULATOR DISCREPANCY AND UPGRADE PROGRAM 3.1 TROUBLE REPORTS In addition to changes which affect the simulator design data base, performance anomalies / hardware problems within the existing scope of simulation are identified through simulator Trouble Reports (T;Rs). Once identified, correction of the problem, testing of the resolution, and documentation of the correction are conducted in accordance with applicable FPC Nuclear Operations Training Department Procedures.
t There are currently two open TRs written against this year's Performance Tests:
TR-1274 was written to identify problems with the hot leg level recorder response during LOCAs (PTM1D, Pressurizer Safety Valve Failure).
This TR is currently under evaluation and is scheduled to be corrected by the end of the year.
TR-1319 was written to identify problems with Plant i
Process Computer data points during a loss of power to plant instrumentation (PTM3C1, Loss of NNI-Y DC Power). This TR will be corrected by the end of the year.
Neither of these Trouble Reports is considered to be of sufficient training impact to constitute a performance test failure, but are included in this report for information only.
Appendix E lists all open Trouble Reports at the time of this report.
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REV TYPE TITLE DOC MTE RE E IVED STAT DATE IlpmCT DATE MTE CCN SOER 93-1 0 IND SGTR DIAGNOSIS & MITIGATION OF RCS LEAKS & SGTR 09/20/93 09/20/93 CL 09/20/93 S
02/22/94 05/13/94 940,34 NPSE92-0214 0 OTH PRESSURIZER HEATER FAILURES 04/20/92 05/14/92 CL 04/20/92 S
05/14/92 07/07/92 920169 MAIL-0004 0 OTH ATWS-DSS SETPOINT CHANGES 07/13/95 07/13/95 CL 07/06/95 S
07/19/95 09/01/95 950134 MAIL-0003 0 OTH EFIC PRESS l>ITIATE AND DELTA-P BISTABLE SETPolNTS 06/29/95 06/29/95 CL 06/16/95 S
07/19/95 09/01/95 950133 MAIL-0002 0 OTH RB HIGH HIGH PRESS SWITCHES 06/28/95 06/28/95 CL 06/27/95 S
07/19/95 09/01/95 950136 MAIL-0001 0 OTH ESAS SETPOINTS 06/14/95 06/14/95 CL 06/14/95 S
07/19/95 09/01/95 950135 BAW-2158 1 OTH CYCLE 9 RELOAD REPORT 07/03/92 07/14/92 CL 07/03/92 S
07/28/92 06/15/93 920239 94050901 8
0 MAR PRESSURIZER MEAT GROUP 4 TO 8 SWAP
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06/06/94 CL 06/01/94 S
07/12/94 03/02/95 940127 94031701 8
0 MAR REVISE COMPRESS 01 SETPOINTS
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06/06/94 CL 06/16/94 S
07/12/94 03/02/95 940124 94030801 8
0 MAR TRANSFER SYNCHRONIZER REPLACEMENT P.L.C.
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06/06/94 CL 06/15/94 S
07/14/94 03/02/95 940128 94010201 8
0 MAR REPLACEMENT OF GROUND FAULT & BUS DIFFERNTIAL RELA
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04/04/94 CL 05/11/94 HS 07/12/94 07/20/95 940126 93110201 8
0 MAR REVISE OPERATION OF RC-15-MS
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12/07/93 CL 05/31/94 HS 12/16/93 03/03/95 930287 93100601 8
0 MAR IADR-2 IMPROVEMENTS ** MINOR MAR **
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11/08/93 CL 05/02/94 S
12/15/93 03/03/95 930283 93090501 8
0 MAR INCREASE LEVEL SWITCH SETPolNTS LOT 3A/3B
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12/07/93 CL 05/31/94 S
12/16/93 03/02/95 930288 93080301 8
0 MAR REPLACEMENT OF SCHE 1A & 1B
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02/10/94 CL 06/15/94 S
03/21/94 07/22/94 940051 93062501 8
0 MAR AHF-2A/2B INLET MODIFICATIONS ** MINOR MAR **
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08/13/93 CL 06/21/94 S
09/27/93 03/03/95 930209 93060801 8
0 MAR SETPOINT CHANGE TO GW-15/23-PC
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07/08/93 CL 01/26/94 S
08/17/93 04/15/94 930165 93060601A 5
0 MAR SETPT.CHNGE.TO MUT OVER PRESS, LOW BWST LVL.,MUV-49
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08/13/93 CL 07/29/93 S
09/27/93 12/20/93 930203 93052001 8
0 MAR REVISE SETPOINTS FOR SUPP LEVEL SWITCHES
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08/13/93 CL 03/24/94 S
12/17/93 03/03/95 930293 93051101 8
0 MAR REVISE MFWI LOGIC
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09/08/93 CL 10/27/94 S
09/27/93 03/03/95 930200 93051001 8
0 MAR ADDITION OF WD-222-LS
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07/08/93 CL 08/25/94 S
08/17/93 03/02/95 930168 93040401 8
0 MAR CORE FLOQ) TANK LEVEL SETPOINT CHANGE
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05/07/93 CL 05/20/93 S
07/07/93 09/20/93 930145 93040301 8
0 MAR GWP-2A/28 OVERLOADS
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05/07/93 CL 07/28/93 S
07/07/93 05/11/94 930146 93021201 8
0 MAR AMF-51 FANS FLOW REVERSAL " DOC ONLY" MINOR MAR
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04/07/93 CL 03/19/93 S
05/06/93 02/15/94 930105 93021101 8
0 MAR CORE FLOOD TANK PRESS. ALARM SETP0lNT CHANGE *MINO
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04/07/93 CL 09/02/93 S
05/06/93 10/08/93 930100 93020201 8
0 MAR REACTOR BUILDING AVERAGE TEMP. ALARM SETPOINT CHAN
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04/07/93 CL 07/02/93 S
05/06/93 09/24/93 930103 92102501 8
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08/13/93 CL 05/09/94 HS 09/27/93 03/03/95 9302 %
92092101 8
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11/12/92 CL 11/20/92 S
12/03/92 %/02/93 920377 92072501 8
0 MAR REVISE RCP UPPER STAGE TEMPT. ALARM SETPOINT
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08/12/92 CL 09/17/92 S
08/31/92 11/30/92 920284 92071701 8
0 MAR WD-203-PS2 SETP0lNT CHANGE
- MINOR MAR **
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09/09/92 CL 12/01/92 S
10/12/92 12/09/92 920327 92070601 8
0 MAR PAX LINE FOR SIMULATOR
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08/12/92 CL 09/10/92 H
10/13/92 11/23/92 920337 92060401 8
0 MAR RE-RATING OF MAKE-UP PUMP MOTORS
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12/07/93 CL 10/13/94 S
03/28/94 05/12/95 940057 92060201 8
0 MAR 480 VOLT MCC CONTROL CIRCUIT DEGRADED VOLTAGE
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07/07/92 CL 08/26/93 S
07/28/92 07/27/94 920241 92051201 8
0 MAR REVISE RCP TEMPERATURE INTERLOCK SETPolNT
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06/23/92 CL 07/01/92 HS 06/24/92 09/18/92 920196 92050901 8
0 MAR REPLACE E/P TRANSDUCERS WITH I/P TRANSDUCERS
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0 MAR WDP-6A/68 IMPELLER MODIFICATION
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01/12/93 CL 02/05/93 S
02/04/93 01/21/94 930034 92040801 8
0 MAR REPLACE CFV-15
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05/21/92 CL 07/03/92 S
10/13/92 10/15/92 920338 92040206 5
0 MAR DHV-7 AND 8 MOTOR OPERATOR MODIFICATION
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02/09/93 CL 02/09/94 5
03/30/93 03/02/95 930056 92040204 4
0 MAR UPGRADE EFV-32 & EFV-33
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06/11/92 CL 07/02/92 S
06/22/92 09/18/92 920193 92040203 8
0 MAR UPGRADE ASV-5 & ASV-204
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06/08/92 CL 07/02/92 S
06/22/92 09/18/92 920192 92040201 8
0 MAR REPLACE EFV-11 AND 14
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05/28/92 CL 07/03/92 S
06/04/92 09/18/92 920244 92021601 8
0 MAR SUMP LEVEL ANNUNCIATORS
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04/07/93 CL 07/15/93 MS 05/06/93 10/22/93 930102 92012301 8
0 MAR 4.16KV/6.9KV PLANT RELAY & BREAKER SETTING CORRECT
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03/25/92 CL 07/04/92 S
03/26/92 05/14/93 920121 92010101 8
0 MAR DISCONNECTION OF POWER FEEDERS TO WATER TREATMENT
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04/28/92 CL 04/09/93 S
07/07/93 07/14/94 930139 91120401 8
0 MAR Me!N FW VALVE ISOLATION TIMING SEQUENCE CHANGE
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03/06/92 CL 07/02/92 S
03/26/92 08/07/92 920118 91101301 8
0 MAR RELAY SETTING CHANGES FOR RCP & CWP MOTORS
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11/26/91 CL 05/01/92 S
12/26/91 08/11/92 910451 91100301 8
0 MAR TSAT MONITORS ALARM INTERLOCK
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10/25/91 CL 11/25/91 S
12/11/91 06/23/92 910429 91083101 8
0 MAR NNI TIME DELAY RELAY (MUV-49)
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08/13/93 CL 04/23/94 S
09/27/93 03/02/95 930205 91083001 8
0 MAR CD-48-PC SETPolNT CHANGE *** MINOR MAR ***
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06/07/93 CL 08/26/93 S
07/08/93 12/01/93 930170 91081901 8
0 MAR FW BOOSTER PUMP IMPELLER REDESIGN " DOCUMENTATION
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04/06/92 CL 10/08/92 S
07/28/92 06/02/93 920243 91070901 8
0 MAR SFP-1A/1B TRIP SETPOINT CHANGE
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08/07/91 CL 08/02/91 S
12/26/91 04/01/92 910452 91053501 8
0 MAR DCV-24 AND 23 INTERNALS REMOVAL
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01/02/92 CL 12/15/92 S
01/28/92 09/24/93 920043 91053101 8
0 MAR BACKUP POWER SUPPLY FOR MUV-16 (MU-15-FIC)
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02/19/92 CL 06/30/92 S
02/28/92 08/07/92 920068 l
91050701 8
0 MAR CRD COOLING WATER INTERLOCK
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03/06/92 CL 07/03/92 S
03/26/92 09/18/92 920119 91050101 8
0 MAR CRDM SERVICE STRUCTURE TEMPERATURE MONITORING
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10/18/91 CL 07/13/92 S
10/23/91 06/02/93 910385 91032305 8
0 MAR BEST, NEW SLUR SETPOINT
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04/07/93 CL 04/19/93 S
05/06/93 01/14/94 930101 91032301 8
0 MAR BACKUP E. S. TRANSFORMER DESIGN
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01/12/93 CL 04/19/93 HS 02/04/93 10/08/93 930033 91031501 8
0 MAR ICS INTEGRAL EXTERNAL RESISTOR REMOVAL
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03/06/92 CL 10/12/92 S
04/09/92 04/14/92 920127 i
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0 MAR CD-67-LT REMOVAL
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04/06/92 CL 05/04/93 MS 04/27/92 02/15/94 920153 91011308 8
0 MAR R.B. MAINTENANCE SUPPORT BUILDING - I&C
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09/08/93 CL 02/22/94 HS 09/27/93 03/03/95 930199 l
90120404 8
0 MAR REPLACEMENT OF 4160/480 VOLT TRANSFORMER, MTSW-3C
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1G/18/91 CL 05/08/92 S
01/28/92 05/06/93 920047 l
90111101 8
0 MAR REPOWERING COMPUTER & ANNUNCIATOR EQUIPMENT
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05/14/91 08/07/92 910197 90111001 8
0 MAR NNI AND RCITS-C MODIFICATIONS
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04/04/91 CL 07/03/92 S
05/14/91 09/22/92 9101 %
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0 MAR HIGH PRESSURE AUX. PRESSURIZER SPRAY
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08/07/91 CL 11/27/91 S
08/20/91 08/07/92 910292 90090801 8
0 MAR TRIP BLOCK SWITCH FOR ES BREAKER 3321
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10/18/91 CL 07/01/92 S
10/23/91 12/09/92 910383
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0 MAR RCP SEAL TEMPERATURE ALARM & RECORDING
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02/06/91 CL 05/30/91 HS 02/18/91 09/18/92 910024
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12/12/91 CL 07/22/94 S
12/16/91 03/02/95 910440 90080201 8
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10/25/91 CL 07/01/92 S
12/11/91 06/15/93 910428 90080101 8
0 MAR AHF-1A,1B,1C BEARING TEMPERATURE RECORDER
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07/10/91 CL 02/05/92 HS 10/23/91 07/24/92 910294 90070901 8
0 MAR ROLL WIRE FOR TURBINE DIFF EXPANSION PICK-UPS
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0 MAR DHV-3 ACIS TROUBLE ALARM
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08/08/90 CL 10/14/91 S
10/09/92 10/15/92 920326 90070301 8
0 MAR SBO NITROGEN BACKUP FOR ADV's
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01/20/92 CL 07/04/92 S
01/28/92 06/15/93 920044 90050901A 8
0 MAR TGF-AX-3-3-1 REWIRE
/ /
09/26/91 CL 05/29/92 S
10/23/91 09/22/92 910378 90050102 8
0 MAR FIRE DAMPER OPERABILITY (ELECTRICAL)
/ /
09/26/91 CL 10/28/91 MS 10/23/91 03/14/92 910382 90040901 8
0 MAR DECAY HEAT SYSTEM PRESSURE UPGRADE
/ /
05/04/90 CL 07/14/92 S
08/17/90 06/29/93 900059 90032002 8
0 MAR RC - 132 - PT SETPOINT CHANGE
/ /
07/10/91 CL 06/30/92 MS 08/22/91 09/18/92 910299 90032001 8
0 MAR ACIS INSTR'JMENTATION
/ /
04/23/90 CL 05/03/90 HS 08/17/90 07/15/92 900001 90010701 8
0 MAR AMF-20 A/B SLOW SPEED INTERLOCK MOD
/ /
02/06/91 CL 11/18/91 S
02/20/91 04/03/92 910035 89081105 8
0 MAR OFF SITE POWER TRANSFORMER #9 CHANGE OUT
/ /
06/07/91 CL 11/25/91 HS 07/15/91 08/05/92 910246 89081103 8
0 MAR NEW OFF SITE POWER - CONTROL ROOM MODIFICATIONS
/ /
02/17/90 CL 03/01/90 HS 11/28/90 01/10/92 900148 89080701 8
0 MAR CI WATER TEMP SETPOINT CHANGE
/ /
12/31/89 CL 10/09/91 S
03/12/90 04/03/92 900150 89061901 8
0 MAR OTSG FULL RANGE LEVEL CALIBRATION RANGE
/ /
11/09/89 CL 03/26/90 HS 12/08/89 11/10/91 900152 88111101 8
0 MAR BREAKER 1692 CHC RELAY CHANGE OUT
/ /
12/10/89 CL 04/19/90 HS 08/23/90 11/12/91 900049 88110501 8
0 MAR PRESSURIZER HEATER POWER SUPPLY MOD
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09/20/89 CL 11/01/89 HS 10/11/89 09/02/92 900157 88102001 8
0 MAR NON 1-E BATTERY INSTALLATION
/ /
03/04/91 CL 03/19/92 MS 05/14/91 09/18/92 910199 88080101 8
0 MAR REACTOR BUILDING FAN ANF-1C CONTROL POWER SELECTIO
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03/30/89 CL 08/09/89 HS 05/18/89 10/11/91 900159 88070503 5
0 MAR ADDITIONAL AUX. FEEDWATER PUMP FWP-7 ELECTRICAL /I&
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10/25/91 CL 03/25/93 Hs 12/11/91 09/18/92 910425 88070502 8
0 MAR AUXILIARY FEEDWATER PUMP FWP-7 POWER SUPPLY
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07/10/91 CL 03/25/93 Hs 10/23/91 07/28/92 910295 88052505 4
0 MAR SW ISOLATION TO RC PUMPS
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02/10/92 CL
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HS 02/28/92 03/12/93 920067 88052401 8
0 MAR DHP/EFP ES START MODIFICATION
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11/11/89 CL 01/16/90 HS 08/23/90 04/24/92 900085 88051501 8
0 MAR EDG CUMULATIVE TIMERS INSTALLATION
/ /
02/06/89 CL 07/03/89 HS 08/23/90 11/01/91 900070 88050401 8
0 MAR EDG-3B EMERGENCY DIESEL GEN. LOAD SHED-MEAT TRACIN
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12/19/88 CL 07/10/89 HS 03/02/89 11/22/91 900160 88041101 8
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12/14/88 CL 08/09/90 HS 01/04/89 11/15/91 900161 88041001 8
0 MAR TB-304-PS REPLACEMENT /SETPOINT CHANGE
/ /
04/28/90 CL 01/29/92 S
09/10/90 04/03/92 900080 88040501 8
0 MAR CD-100-LT & CD-101-LT INSTALLATION CON'dRSION
/ /
03/16/89 CL 02/12/90 HS 08/22/90 07/17/92 900067 88030501 8
0 MAR SYSTEM TUNING OF EFW CONTROL VALVE SIGNALS
/ /
07/28/89 CL 03/26/90 S
08/22/89 11/05/91 900163 88011201 8
0 MAR EMERGENCY DIESEL GENERATOR UPGRADE
/ /
05/14/89 CL 03/20/90 HS 08/23/90 11/15/91 900040
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0 MAR EDG CUMULATIVE TIMERS INSTALLATION
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02/15/89 CL 06/13/90 HS 08/22/90 11/01/91 900088 87100901A 8
0 MAR ASV-5/204 POWER SEPARATION
/ /
03/20/92 CL 07/01/92 S
03/26/92 07/17/92 920116 87100301A 8
0 MAR EDG-A LOAD SHEDDING HEAT TRACING
/ /
02/15/89 CL 09/09/89 HS 08/23/90 11/22/91 900063 87091303 8
0 MAR REPLACEMENT RCP SEAL INSTRUMENTATION
/ /
07/16/89 CL 09/14/89 HS 08/22/90 09/22/92 900068 87072803 8
0 MAR REACTOR VESSEL LEVEL INDICATION / GENERIC LTR 88-17
/ /
08/23/89 CL 10/23/89 H
08/22/90 10/01/91 900073 87072802 8
0 MAR REACTOR VESSEL LEVEL INDICATION - MCB/ ALARMS
/ /
10/23/88 CL 01/17/89 HS 08/23/90 09/02/92 900021 87072801 8
0 MAR REACTOR VESSEL LEVEL INDICATION - NITROGEN SUPPLY
/ /
01/27/89 CL 06/19/90 S
06/02/92 11/30/92 920189 87072701 8
0 MAR BTU LIMITS UPGRADE
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02/21/91 CL 05/19/88 S
02/21/91 01/09/92 910043 t
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0 MAR SPDS HE0'S FIRMWARE MODIFICAT!DNS (EPROM REVS)
/ /
04/23/89 CL 04/30/90 S
05/23/89 02/20/92 900164 87072601 8
0 MAR SPDS MODIFICATIONS (ADD RECALL PARAMETERS)
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06/10/89 CL 08/30/89 S
08/23/90 02/20/92 900012 87072303 8
0 MAR CONTROL COMPLEX DAMPER UoGRADE
/ /
06/23/88 CL 03/03/89 5
08/23/90 10/10/91 900032 87070801 8
0 MAR E.S. MATRIXES BYPASS STATUS LAMPS
/ /
06/28/88 CL 06/25/92 S
08/24/90 04/27/93 900037 b/170601 8
0 MAR BUILDING SPRAY PUMP TESTING circuli
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02/20/91 CL 11/03/89 HS 02/20/91 04/24/92 910032 87040601 8
0 MAR EFIC-VECTOR MODULE LOGIC CHANGE
/ /
04/25/88 CL 06/16/90 S
06/02/88 11/06/91 900006 87032501 8
0 MAR DECOMMISSION RCP SP SWITCHES
/ /
06/24/88 CL 12/01/88 5
01/29/90 07/07/92 900031 1
87031601 7 FCN INTERMEDIATE BLDG. MONITORING
/ /
02/06/91 CL 02/03/93 S
02/18/91 12/16/93 910021 87031601 8
0 MAR INTERMEDIATE BUILDING MONITORING
/ /
09/23/89 CL 02/03/93 Hs 11/01/89 12/16/93 900086 87023012 8
0 MAR ADDITION OF AN HVV CHECK VALVE
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10/18/91 CL 06/22/92 S
12/26/91 09/08/92 910449 87023011 8
0 MAR REDUNDANT CONTROL FOR SEAL DRAIN RETURN POT ON MFW
/ /
03/25/92 CL 06/13/92 S
03/26/92 07/17/92 920117 87023010 8
0 MAR REDUNDANT CONTROL FOR TDT-1
/ /
03/06/92 CL 06/12/92 S
03/26/92 07/17/92 920115 87023009 8
0 MAR REPOWERING OF MFWP AUXILIARY OIL PUMPS FWP-4A AND
/ /
01/28/92 CL 06/27/92 S
02/28/92 07/17/92 920070 87023008 8
0 MAR DEAERATOR LEVEL CONTROL MODIFICATION
/ /
01/02/92 CL 07/23/92 S
01/28/92 09/22/92 920041 87023007 8
0 MAR HOTWELL/ CONDENSATE STORAGE TANK LEVEL CONTROL MODI
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01/02/92 CL 10/14/93 HS 01/28/92 08/05/94 920040 87023006 8
0 MAR REVISE VOLTAGE TRANSFER RELAY SETTINGS
/ /
03/06/92 CL 05/17/92 S
03/26/92 08/05/92 920120 87023005 8
0 MAR ADD. OF PRESS. ACCUMULATORS TO FWTB 1A/1B CONTROL
/ /
01/28/92 CL 07/01/92 S
02/28/92 07/17/92 920071 87011902 8
0 MAR RB DEPRESSURIZATION THROTTLE VALVE
/ /
11/21/88 CL 06/07/89 S
08/23/90 08/07/92 900062 i
87011901 8
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12/05/88 CL 06/07/89 HS 08/23/90 04/24/92 900076 87011301 8
0 MAR CRD BREAKER UV SENSOR SETPOINT CHANGE
/ /
09/20/89 CL 10/20/88 S
01/29/90 07/29/92 900051 87010812 3 FCN ADDS RELAY SETTINGS SHEETS FOR CWP-1A
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04/08/93 CL
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S 05/06/93 09/03/93 930099 87010812 4
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03/10/93 CL
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S 03/30/93 09/03/93 930059 87010801 8
0 MAR CONDENSER RETUBING
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02/19/92 CL 09/07/92 S
02/28/92 09/03/93 920066 86121003 8
0 MAR ES ACTUATION SIGNAL SEAL IN FOR BSV3 & BSV4
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06/24/88 CL 01/18/89 5
01/25/90 07/17/92 900036 86120204 5
0 MAR SW TEMPERATURE CONTROL WITH RW RECIRCULATION - ELE
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10/08/92 CL 03/29/94 HS 10/15/92 03/03/95 920342 86100901 8
0 MAR LOW TEMP OVERPRESSURIZATION PROTECTION ALARM ADDIT
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02/20/91 CL 12/12/88 S
02/20/91 10/02/91 910036 86062103 8
0 MAR MAIN GENERATOR UPGRADE MohlTORING INSTRUMENTATION
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11/04/89 CL 10/24/90 HS 12/08/89 03/02/92 900066 86062102 8
0 MAR MAIN GENERATOR STATOR REPLACEMENT
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12/23/88 CL 10/24/90 S
08/24/90 04/27/92 900082 86050904 8
0 MAR MODIFICATION OF MAIN FEEDWATER PUMP TRIP CIRCUITRY
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12/03/91 CL 07/01/92 5
12/26/91 09/23/92 920049 86050901 8
0 MAR DEAERATOR STORAGE TANK LEVEL CONTROL
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10/25/91 CL 06/30/92 S
12/11/91 09/22/92 910430 86050811 8
0 MAR REMOVAL OF ICS OTSG OVERPRESSURE PROTECTION
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10/28/91 CL 06/12/92 S
12/11/91 07/31/92 910426 86050809 8
0 MAR ADDITION OF SIGNAL LIMITERS TO NN!/ICS
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10/25/91 CL 06/22/92 5
12/26/91 08/07/92 910450 86050808A 8
0 MAR DELETION OF STARTUP FW FLOW CORRECTION FROM ICS
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01/02/92 CL 06/30/92 S
01/28/92 07/17/92 920042 86050807 8
0 MAR NNI ALARM STATUS MODIFICATION
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02/22/89 CL 05/09/90 S
09/10/90 10/09/91 900034 86050805 8
0 MAR BACKUP CONTROLS FOR PRESS. LEVEL & CONDENSATE FLOW
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07/08/89 CL 09/14/89 5
08/22/89 10/04/91 900077 f
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0 MAR NEUTRON FLUX SIGNALS TO SASS
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04/10/89 CL 06/30/92 HS 05/23/89 05/29/92 900016 86050802 8
0 MAR NN!/ICS REMOVAL OF UNUSED INOPERABLE HARDWARE
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02/09/89 CL 04/14/93 HS 08/22/90 04/28/92 900007 86050801 5
0 MAR SMART AUTOMATIC SIGNAL SELECTION.
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10/08/89 CL 07/10/92 HS 11/01/89 08/07/92 900008 86030406 8
0 MAR UNDERVOLTAGE SETPOINT CHG/ ISOLATION TRANSFORMER
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05/15/91 CL 01/08/88 5
01/28/92 07/07/92 920046 86020301 11 FCM NEW ALERT AND DANGER SETPOINTS
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03/21/88 CL 03/22/88 S
06/02/88 09/18/92 900123 85090501 8
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05/15/91 CL 01/26/88 5
07/15/91 08/05/92 910244 84081018 8
0 MAR CCRDR POST RF6 CLEAN-UP
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10/13/89 CL 11/27/91 Hs 11/01/89 07/07/92 900093 84081004 26 FCN REWIRE RCS T-HOT INDICATION
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12/11/91 CL 02/01/88 H
12/11/91 04/10/92 910424 84081004 23 FCN DRAWING CORRECTIONS
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12/11/91 CL 02/01/88 H
12/11/91 08/14/92 910423 84081004 13 FCN CORRECT INSTRUMENT DATA SHEETS
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12/11/91 CL 02/01/88 H
12/11/91 08/1&/92 910422 84081004 12 FCM CHANGE METER SCALE FOR RC-1-LI2
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12/11/91 CL 02/01/88 H
12/11/91 06/26/92 910421 84081003 4 FCN R.G. 1.97 UPGRADE
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02/19/91 CL 10/05/88 s
02/19/91 10/01/91 910031 84081002 11 FCN CHANGE R.I.P. METER SEALES
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02/19/91 CL 02/27/89 H
02/19/91 06/30/92 910028 84081001 22 FCN ANNUNCIATOR MODIFICATIONS
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12/31/89 CL 10/15/92 H
01/22/90 02/28/92 900143 84081001 20 FCN ANNUN MODIFICATION
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03/30/89 CL 10/15/92 HS 04/24/89 06/17/92 900131 84081001 18 FCN EVENTS RECORDER ALARM BUZZER
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07/18/88 CL 10/15/92 HS 08/09/88 12/06/91 900146 84060702 8
0 MAR ATWS CABLE TERMINATION & CABINET WIRING
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06/22/89 CL 03/26/90 HS 08/02/89 07/29/92 900015 83070401 8
0 MAR GENERATOR SUS VOLTAGE TELEMETRY & METERING UPGRADE
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01/27/90 CL 02/12/90 HS 04/12/90 10/01/91 900048 83041901 2 FCN ADDITION OF LESS THAN 22% FLUX RELAT
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02/25/91 CL 01/12/89 S
02/25/91 10/01/91 91n052 82050324 8
0 MAR HIGH PRESSURE INJECTION (HPI) FLOW INDICATION UPGR
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09/26/91 CL 06/30/92 S
10/23/91 08/14/92 910377 82050320 8
0 MAR REG 1.97 HIGH PRESSURE UPGRADE
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03/09/90 CL 03/23/90 Hs 11/28/90 10/14/91 900149 82050317 8
0 MAR R.G. 1.97 - PRESSURIZER HEATER STATUS INDICATION
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04/13/89 CL 08/15/90 HS 05/23/89 10/08/91 900004 82050316 8
0 MAR MAIN STEAM RELIEF VALVE POSITION INDICATION
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01/16/89 CL 02/08/89 HS 09/10/90 01/04/93 900039 82050301 15 FCN REVISE DATA SHEETS
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02/12/91 CL 01/11/89 S
02/12/91 10/02/91 910018 80121403 8
0 MAR MSR TUBE BUNDLE INSTRUMENTATION INSTALL.
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09/15/88 CL 05/08/89 S
09/10/90 02/22/93 900045 78061200A 6 FCN AS BUILD EXISTING INSTALLATION (TO CLOSE MAR)
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04/08/93 CL 10/22/93 S
05/07/93 07/15/94 930106 47-1200453-00 0 OTH TUNING THE INTEGRATED CONTROL SYSTEM 08/21/90 11/20/91 CL 08/21/90 S
11/20/91 01/09/92 910415' TIE TOTAL IEEEER OF RECOWS FOR TWIS REPORT IS:
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REV TYPE TITLE REEIVEB - STAT BATE UFACT MTE CEN ASSI M E FLORT MYS FLtmi BAYS
-375 90020301 8
0 MAR REPLACEMENT OF EDAS WITH PC NETWORK 12/03/91 OP 09/08/93 S
12/26/91 920048 JLD/W G 91050302 8
0 ; TAR HYDROGEN PURGE REDUNDANCY RESTORATION - ELEC/I&C 10/08/93 0F 04/19/94 HS 12/15/93 930280 TH0/WDG
-152 93061601 4
0 MAR MODIFT GAMMAMETRIC NUCLEAR INST. CHANNELS NI 14/15 01/10/94 OP 06/15/94 NS 06/21/94 940050 JLO/W G
-89 94070701 5
0 MAR CORE FLOOD TANK LEVEL ALARM SETPOINT CHANGE 10/17/94 OP 10/17/94 5
02/28/95 950023
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0 MAR BACKUP ES TRANSFORMER (BEST) DELUGE SYSTEM 03/01/95 OP 12/13/93 HS 03/01/95 950027
/WDG 164 87080101 8
0 TMR TEMP. MANUAL CONTROLS FOR AMD-37 03/03/95 OP 10/20/94 5
03/03/95 950040
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0 MAR 480 V PLANT RELAY AND BREAKER SETTING CORRECTION 05/21/92 OP 03/20/95 S
07/28/92 920240
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0 MAR W PRESSURE TRANSMITTER UPGRADES
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PTN7 SURVEILLANCE TESTING PTS 1 STEADY STATE PERFORMANCE TEST PTC1 COMPUTER REAL TIME TEST PTr1 REACTOR TRIP PTT2 TOTAL LOSS OF FEEDWATER PTT3 SIMULTANEOUS CLOSURE OF ALL MSIVS
- PTT4' LOSS OF OFFSITE POWER FROM FULL POWER PTT5.
REACTOR COOLANT PUMP TRIP PTT6 MAIN TURBINE TRIP PTT7 MAXIMUM RATE POWER RAMP PTT8 LARGE BREAK LOCA (DBA)
PTT9-MAIN STEAM LINE BREAK INSIDE CONTAINMENT PTT10 PORV FAILURE WITH HPI INOPERABLE PTM1A1 STEAM GENERATOR TUBE LEAK PTM2 LOSS OF INSTRUMENT AIR
. PTM3C2 LOSS-OF NNI-Y 120 VDC PTM3F LOSS OF 480 VAC ES BUS A PTM4C REACTOR COOLANT PUMP SEAL FAILURE PTM4D REACTOR COOLANT PUMP LOCKED ROTOR PTM6B LOSS OF CIRCULATING WATER PTM8A LOSS OF NSCCC PTM9B LOSS OF BOTH MAIN FEEDWATER PUMPS PTM11A LOSS OF RPS +15V CABINET POWER SUPPLY PTM12C DEGRADED ROD MOTION PTM16 MAIN GENERATOR TRIP PTM17D ATMOSPHERIC DUMP VALVE FAILURE PTM17F CONTINUOUS ROD WITHDRAWAL PTM17G DILUTION ACCIDENT PTM18C LETDOWN ISOLATION VALVE FAILURE PTM20A MAIN STEAM LINE BREAK OUTSIDE CONTAINMENT PTM21B INTERMEDIATE RANGE CHANNEL FAILURE PTM22C MAIN FW FLOW TRANSMITTER FAILURE PTM22G MAIN FW TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTER FAILURE PTM23A MS ISOLATION ACTUATION FAILURE PTM23E EFIC AUTO ACTUATION FAILURE 1
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PTT9 MAIN STEAM LINE BREAK-INSIDE CONTAINMENT PTT10 PORV FAILURE WITH HPI INOPERABLE PTM1A2 STEAM GENERATOR TUBE RUPTURE.
PTM1B LETDOWN LEAK DOWNSTREAM OF MUV-49 PTM3A LOSS OF OFFSITE POWER (LOW DECAY HEAT)
PTM3D1 LOSS OF ICS DC POWER PTM3G LOSS OF DC DISTRIBUTION PTM5A LOSS OF CONDENSER VACUUM PTM6C LOSS OF DECAY HEAT RAW WATER PTM8B LOSS OF SSCCC PTM9C OTSG OVERFILL PTM11B FAILURE OF ES CABINET POWER SUPPLY PTM12D DROPPED CONTROL ROD PTM17A CONTROL ROD OUT INHIBIT FAILURE PTM17E TURBINE BYPASS VALVE FAILURE PTM18D PRESSURIZER HEATER CONTROLLER FAILURE PTM20B MAIN FEED LINE BREAK INSIDE CONTAINMENT PTM21C SOURCE RANGE CHANNEL FAILURE PTM22D OTSG OP RANGE LEVEL TRANSMITTER FAILURE PTM22H FAILURE OF ICS TO TRANSFER TO TRACK PTM23B MFW ISOLATION ACTUATION FAILURE PTM24A ATWS (NO OPERATOR INTERVENTION)
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PTT9 MAIN STEAM LINE BREAK INSIDE CONTAINMENT PTT10 POkV FAILURE WITH HPI INOPERABLE PTM1C1 REPRESSURIZING SMALL BREAK LOCA PTM1C2 SMALL BREAK LOCA PTM3B1 LOSS OF EMERGENCY OFFSITE SOURCE PTM3B2 LOSS OF EMERGENCY OFFSITE SOURCE /EDG FAILURE PTM3D2 LOSS OF ICS AC POWER PTM18E PRESSURIZER SPRAY VALVE FAILURE PTM20C MAIN FEED LINE BREAK OUTSIDE CONTAINMENT PTM22A RCS THOT TRANSMITTER FAILURE PTM22E ICS RUNBACK FAILURE PTM22I
-REACTOR DEMAND SIGNAL FAILURE PTM23C ES CHANNEL FAILURE TO ACTUATE HPI PTM24B ATWS (OPERATOR INTERVENTION) i 5
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PTT9 MAIN STEAM LINE BREAK INSIDE CONTAINMENT PTT10 PORV FAILURE WITH HPI INOPERABLE PTM1C3 SMALL BREAK LOCA/HPI INOPERABLE PTM1D PRESSURIZER SAFETY VALVE FAILURE PTM3C1 LOSS OF NNI-Y 24 VDC PTM3E LOSS OF VITAL BUS PTM4B LOSS OF 2 RCPS PTM6A LOSS OF NUCLEAR SERVICES RAW WATER PTM7 LOSS OF DECAY HEAT REMOVAL PTM9A MAIN FEEDWATER PUMP TRIP AND RUNBACK PTM10 TOTAL LOSS OF FEEDWATER PTM12B UNCOUPLED ROD PTM14A HIGH RCS ACTIVITY PTM14B WASTE GAS DECAY TANK LEAK PTM17C FAILURE OF THE MAIN TURBINE TO TRIP PTM18B PRESSURIZER LEVEL CONTROL VALVE FAILURE PTM18F RCS NR PRESSURE TRANSMITTER FAILURE PTM21A POWER RANGE CHANNEL FAILURE PTM22B RCS TCOLD TRANSMITTER FAILURE PTM22F ICS HEADER PRESSURE BIAS FAILURE PTM22J SELECTED TAVE FAILURE PTM23D ES CHANNEL FAILURE TO ACTUATE RBI&C 1
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PTN2 REACTOR TRIP AND RECOVERY TO FULL POWER X
i PTN3 LOAD CHANGES AT POWER X
PTN4 3 RCP STARTUP/ SHUTDOWN / POWER OPERATIONS X
PTNS PLANT SHUTDOWN AND C00LDOWN X
PTN6 CORE PERFORMANCE TESTING X
PTN7 SURVEILLANCE TESTING X
PTS 1 STEADY STATE PERFORMANCE TEST X
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X PTC1 COMPUTER REAL TIME TEST X
X X
X PTT1 REACTOR TRIP X
X X
X PTT2 TOTAL LOSS OF FEEDWATER X
X X
X PTT3
$1MULTANEDUS CLOSURE OF ALL MSIVS X
X X
X PTT4 LOSS OF OFFSITE POWER FROM FULL POWER X
X X
X PTTS REACTOR COOLANT PUMP TRIP X
X X
X PTT6 MAIN TURBINE TRIP X
X X
X PTT7 MAXIMUM RATE POWER RAMP X
X X
X X
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1 PTT9 MAIN STEAM LINE BREAK INSIDE CONTAINMENT X
X X
X PTT10 PORV FAILURE WITH HPI INOPERABLE X
X X
X PTM1A1 STEAM GENERATOR TL'BE LEAK X
PTM1A2 STEAM GENERATOR TUBE RUPTURE X
PTM1B LETDOWN LEAK DOWNSTREAM OF MUV 49 X
PTM1C1 REPRESSURIZING SMALL BREAK LOCA X
PTMIC2 SMALL BREAK LOCA X
PTM1C3 SMALL BREAK LOCA/HPI INOPERABLE X
PTM1D PRESSURIZER SAFETY VALVE FAILURE X
PTM2 LOSS OF INSTRUMENT AIR X
PTM3A LOSS OF OFFSITE POWER (LOW DECAY HEAT)
X PTM381 LOSS OF EMERGENCY OFFSITE SOURCE X
PTM3B2 LOSS OF EMERGENCY OFFSITE SOURCE /EDG FAILURE X
PTM3C1 LOSS OF NN!-Y 124 VDC X
PTh3C2 LOSS OF NN!-Y 120 VDC X
PTM3E LOSS OF VITAL BUS X
PTM3F LOSS OF 480 VAC ES BUS A X
PTM3G LOSS OF DC DISTRIBUTION X
1996-1999 SIMULATOR PERFORMANCE TEST SCHEDULE TEST NUMBER TEST TITLE 1996 1997 1998 1999 PTM4A REACTDR COOLANT PUMP SHAFT SHEAR X
PTM4B LOSS OF 2 RCPS X
PTM4C REACTOR COOLANT PUMP SEAL FAILURE X
PTM4D REACTOR COOLANT PUMP LOCKED ROTOR X
PTM5A LOSS OF CONDENSER VACUUM X
PTM5B LOSS OF CONDENSER LEVEL CONTROL X
PTM6A LOSS OF NUCLEAR SERVICES RAW WATER X
PTM6B LOSS OF CIRCULATING WATER X
PTM6C LOSS OF DECAY HEAT RAW WATER X
PTM6D PARTIAL LOSS OF CIRCULATING WATER X
PTM7 LOSS OF DECAY HEAT REMOVAL X
PTM8A LOSS OF NSCCC X
PTM88 LOSS OF SSCCC X
PTM8C LOSS OF DHCCC X
PTM9A MAIN FEEDWATER PUMP TRIP AND RUNBACK X
PTM9B LOSS OF BOTH MAIN FEEDWATER PUMPS X
PTM9C OTSG OVERFILL X
PTM9D LOSS OF BOTH CONDENSATE PUMPS X
j PTM10 TOTAL LOSS OF FEEDWATER X
PTM11A LOSS OF RPS +15V CABINET POWER SUPPLY X
PTM11B FAILURE OF ES CABINET POWER SUPPLY X
1 PTM12A MECHANICALLY STUCK R00 X
PTM128 UNCOUPLED ROD X
PTM12C DEGRADED ROD MOTION X
PTM120 DROPPED CONTROL ROD X
PTM13 INABILITY TO DRIVE CONTROL RODS X
PTM14A HIGH RCS ACTIVITY X
PTM148 WASTE GAS DECAY TANK LEAK X
PTM16 MAIN GENERATOR TRIP X
PTM17A CONTROL ROD OUT INHIBIT FAILURE X
j PTM17B CONTROL ROD GROUP COMMAND ENABLE FAILURE X
PTM17C FAILURE OF THE MAIN TURBINE TO TRIP X
PTM17D ATMOSPHERIC DUMP VALVE FAILURE X
PTM17E TURBINE BYPASS VALVE FAILURE X
PTM17F CONTINUOUS ROD WITHDRAWAL X
PTM17G DILUTION ACCIDENT X
PTM1BA MAKEUP PUMP TRIP X
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PTM18C LETDOWN ISOLATION VALVE FAILURE X
j PTM180 PRESSURIZER HEATER CONTROLLER FAILURE X
i PTM18E PRESSURIZER SPRAY VALVE FAILURE X
PTM18F RCS NR PRESSURE TRANSMITTER FAILURE X
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PTM20A MAIN STEAM LINE BREAK OUTSIDE CONTAINMENT X
PTM200 MAIN FEED LINE BREAK INSIDE CONTAINMENT X
PTM20C MAIN FEED LINE BREAK OUTSIDE CONTAINMENT X
PTM21A POWER RANGE CHANNEL FAILURE X
PTM21B INTERMEDIATE RANGE CHANNEL FAILURE X
7 PTM21C SOURCE RANGE CHANNEL FAILURE X
PTM22A RCS THOT TRANSMITTER FAILURE X
PTM228 RCS TCOLD TRANSMITTER FAILURE X
PTM22C MAIN FW FLOW TRANSMITTER FAILURE X
PTM22D OTSG DP RANGE LEVEL TRANSMITTER FAILURE X
PTM22E ICS RUNBACK FAILURE X
PTM22F ICS HEADER PRES 3URE BIAS FAILURE X
PTM22G MAIN FW TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTER FAILURE X
PTM22H FAILURE OF ICS TO TRANSFER TO TRACK X
PTM221 REACTOR DEMAND SIGNAL FAILURE X
PTM22J SELECTED TAVE FAILURE X
PTM23A MS ISOLATION ACTUAilDN FAILURE X
PTM238 MFW ISOLATION ACTUATION FAILURE X
PTM23C ES CHANNEL FAILURE TO ACTUATE HPI X
PTM23D ES CHANNEL FAILURE TO ACTUATE RBl&C X
PTM23E EFIC AUTO ACTUATION FAILURE X
PTM24A ATWS (No OPERATOR INTERVENTION)
X PTM24B ATWS (OPERATOR INTERVENT!DN)
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1 UNCLOSED TROU2LE CEPORTS 09/18/95 TatRELE REPmTS EELATED maWER SATE MIGIERTm STAT PROBLEM IgrACT PRIMITY a m a n TATIm CW 01353 09/13/95 ROSE, P. L.
OP DISPLAYED DP FOR DP1-142 SHOWS 0.0 EVEN W/ SWP-2A RUNNING S
C 950189 01349 09/08/95 ROSE, P. L.
OP MANY CDB DESCRIPTIONS FOR WASTE GAS NODAL VARS ARE WRONG S
C 950188 01348 09/07/95 ROSE, P. L.
OP DURING LATE ICC TEST, RX POWER STARTED UP (n 100%)
S B
950187 01346 09/06/95 R. GRUMBIR OF RPS SUBSYSTEM TRIP STATUS WHEN IN MANUAL BYPASS S
B 950186 01345 09/06/95 BILL GENTRY OP SOUTH MCR CAMERA INOP - BLANK SCREEN N
C 950184 01344 09/06/95 BILL GENTRY OP COMPUTER UPS IN OVERCURRENT ALARM H
A 950183 01343 09/05/95 ROSE, P. L.
OP HP DESKJET 1200C/PS PRINTER IS ALWAYS JAMMING " CHECK PAPER" H
A 950180 01342 09/05/95 DON SMITH OP LOCKOUT 86/UTPY WILL NOT TRIP H
B 950185 01341 09/14/95 R. GRUMBIR OF IOS PAGE ABORTS ON INERTIAL FLOW DISPLAYS CLOSE TO ZERO S
A 950190 01340 09/01/95 ROSE, P. L.
OP DURING EARLY 0.11 LOCA, TSAT MONITORS SHOWED EXCESS SUPERHT S
B 950178 01339 08/30/95 J. ANDREWS OP 86 TURB/1 LOCK 0UT DIFFICULT TO RESET H
B 950181 01338 08/30/95 J. ANDREWS OP EDG B "EXC VOLT ADJ SELECT" SW NO CONTACT IN " CONT RM" POS.
H C
950182 01337 08/30/95 ARBUTHNOT, C.
OP DURING SHUTDOWN TO MODE 4, PLANT COOLED DOWN AFTER DNP TRIP S
B 950177 01332 08/28/95 O' BRIAN, J.
OF UPDATE LOCKOUT DRIVER FOR TRANSPARENT OPERATION S
B 950172 l
01329 08/29/95 R. GRUMBIR OF LEAK FLOWS FROM WTT-1 SHOULD NOT GO TO TB SUMP S
C 950175 01328 08/24/95 ROSE, P. L.
OP FW LINE BREAK ABORTS APPROX 2-5% OF TIME S
C 950169 01327 08/23/95 D. DEMONTFORT OP PROBLEMS WITH THE ICS RATE LIMITER VS RATE OF MWE CHANGE S
B 950173 01324 08/22/95 D. DEMONTFORT OP TSA PROBLEMS ON BSV-3 & DC-5-PI S
C 950168 01321 08/15/95 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP INTAKE SCREEN CLOGGING FACTOR IS NOT FUNCTIONAL S
C 950179 i
l 01320 08/16/95 ROSE, P. L.
OP DID NOT GET CORE SUPERHEAT DURING ICC SCENARIO S
A 950165 01319 08/16/95 C. ARBUTHNOT OP PPC PolNT PR083LEMS WITH LOSS OF NN1-Y DC (PTM3C1)
S B
950164 01317 08/10/95 SMITH, D.
OF CORRECT VIBRATION PROCESS INPUT ARRAY TO SWITCH HANDLER S
B 950157 l
01312 08/01/95 SMITH, D.
OP SPDS DIGITAL READOUT FOR SPDS PZR LFVEL NOT CLAMPED G 320" S
B 950161 01311 08/01/95 GRUMBIR, R.
OP FAILED CAV-126 & CAV-2 WITH CAME-1 LEAK CAUSE OUT OF SCOPE S
C 950162 l
01310 07/31/95 LINTON, L.
OP ADD NEW LABELS FOR RMG, RMA, RML (UNITS OF MR/HR OR CPM)
S C
950147 01309 07/31/95 0' BRIAN, J.
OP SIMULATOR HANGS WITH SPDS MUX-A COMPUTER SHUT DOWN S
B 950146 01307 07/28/95 C. ARBUTHNOT OP RW PAGE DCHE TOUCH AREAS DO NOT ACCESS HX CLOGGING S
C 950149 01303 08/07/95 ARBUTHNOT, C.
OP PTM7 LOSS OF DH REMOVAL, RCS DIDN'T HEAT UP ENOUGH S
B 950156 01301 07/26/95 C. ARBUTHNOT OP WDP-1A/B CONTROL SWITCH PROBLEMS S
B 950151 01300 07/26/95 ARBUTHNOT, C.
OF WHEN STARTING A DC LIFT Olt PUMP FOR RCP-1C -> ALARM MISMATCH S
C 950154 01298 07/27/95 ROSE, P. L.
OP EPSILON TEST ALGORITHM IN RCS MATRIX SOLUTION IS INCORRECT S
C 950143 01297 07/14/95 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP MM-14-Mt 33 WIND DIRECTION READS 500 WHEN SYLIZ PAGE IS 270 S
C 950137 01293 07/07/95 GENTRY, B.
OP REVISE VBDP-4, 6, 3, & 4 INDICATOR PANEL SYL PANEL S
C 950139 01290 07/07/95 SPRINGER, J.
OF FEED & BLEED PERMIT PROBLEMS WITH GP-5 AND GP-6 LIMITS S
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OP SYL PAGES 865-868 VBOP INO PANEL NEED UPDATE FOR NEW MIMICS S
C 950140 01286 06/23/95 GENTRY, B.
OP BOTH LEFT SIDE RC DUMPSTER COUNTER INOPERATIVE H
B 950141 01279 07/14/95 C. ARBUTHNOT OP TURBINE EHC GV & TV TEST DO NOT WORK CORRECTLY.
S B
950153 01278 06/14/95 ROSE, P. L.
OP VARIOUS SCHEMATICS PAGES REDRAWN IN THE NEW FORMAT S
C 950112 01277 06/14/95 ROSE, P. L.
OP IOS SCHEMATICS PAGES LIBRARY UPDATES S
C 950111 01274 06/06/95 SMITH, D.
OP HL LEVEL RECORDERS DO NOT RESPOND CORRECTLY TO PTMID VOIDING S
B 950117 01269 05/24/95 GENTRY, B.
OP A1042AC199-CB9 GRI BREAKER CONSTANTLY TRIPS H
C 950115 01267 05/22/95 ARBUTHNOT, C.
OP CALIBRATE RC-1-LIR1 & RC-1-LIR3 TO READ ABOUT THE SAME H
C 050104 01264 05/16/95 ROSE, P. L.
OP INCORE TEMPS SWING BETWEEN 200-700 DEGF DURING 0.1 LOCA S
A 950102 01257 05/10/95 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP TURBINE SHOULD SYNC AT ~1804 SETTER PER LATEST PLANT DATA S
C 950107 01256 05/10/95 GENTRY, B.
OP RESOLVE ES TEST SWITCH PROB & RWP-2A LABEL ERROR H
B 950095 01251 05/15/95 R. GRUMBIR OP ADD IA & SA LOAD FLOW RATES TO PAGE 655 S
C 950101 01244 04/11/95 DEMONTFORT, D.
OF EMERG FILTERS AH-4A/B DIFF PRESS SHOULD READ 0 W/ NO 18 FANS S
C 950071 01238 04/11/95 GENTRY, B.
OP TRACOR WESTRONIC RECORDERS NEED PULSE INP., NOT STEADY STATE HS B
950074 01236 04/20/95 LINTON, L.
OP NI-5,6,7, & 8 ARE 0-120% (AT PLANT THEY ARE 0-125%)
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950090 01232 04/07/95 SMITH, D.
OF RM-007-RR RECORDER FOR MS LINE RAD MONITOR sROKE H
C 950083 01225 03/24/95 SMITH, D.
OP RC-5B-T14 NEEDS RESCALING (RIP PAN!i ABOVE ES PANEL)
H C
950082 01218 03/27/95 LINTON, L.
OP LABELING OF FWH-6A/B SWAPPED ON PAGE 638, VALVES / PIPES OK S
C 950084 01213 03/17/95 D. DEMONTFORT OP SEQ / SEQ OVERRIDE PRCELEMS WITH CRD SYSTEM S
C 950049 01205 03/03/95 D. DEMONTFORT OF PASSWORD PROTECTION TO RESTORE IC 61-70 NOT PRESENT S
C 950044 01195 03/01/95 GENTRY, B.
OP MOVE COLOR PRINTER TO 1/F BOOTH & INSTALL INTERFACE CARD H
C 950033 01191 02/21/95 SMITH, JW OP RCP SEAL TEMP TOO HIGH/ FAST ON LOSS OF ES BUS PER PLANT INP S
C 950035 01190 02/20/95 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP CRD ROD 7-3 " REED SW CHATTER FAILURE" DOES NOT WORK S
C 950036 01176 01/05/95 DEMONTF0p!, D.
OF DH FLOW OSCILLATIONS - SCENARIO DESCRIBED IN DETAIL ON TR S
C 950021 01173 12/15/94 R, GRUMBIR OP PERFORM COMPUTER UPGRADE TO SGI S
B 940228 01164 01/11/95 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP BATCH CONTROLLER PWR LIGHT GUT (LOOKS LIKE BAD BULB)
H C
950020 01162 11/19/94 SMITH, ARBUTHNOT OF MISC FPSS RADIATION ANOMALIES WHEN RUN FOR A LONG TIME S
B' 940223 01152 11/08/94 SMITH, D.
OP VERIFY FIDELITY OF RCP OIL COOLER LEAKS AND TUNE S
C 940216 01121 09/22/94 ROSE, P.
OP LOGIC PROB WITH CONTROL LIGHTS DURING AUX POWER TRANSFER S
C 940190 01101 08/15/94 O' BRIAN, J.
OP ADD NEW SET OF PPC POINTS, W SERIES, TO GLOBAL 22 S
C 940145 01100 08/15/94 O' BRIAN, J.
OP ADD PPC POINT X401 (N2JPX401) TO GLOBAL 22 S
C 940144 01098 09/06/94 GRUMBIR, R.
OP POST LOCA W/ SECURED MUPS & LOW LOW BWST, NEG RCP SEAL PRESS S
C 940191 01093 08/11/94 R. GRUMBIR OP THE EHC-TPC (THROTTLE PRESSURE CONTROL) LIMIT DOES NOT WORK S
C 940155 01092 08/10/94 SMITH, D.
OP I/F PAGE 668 - ISO VLV MSV-51 SHOULD BE MSV-486 (N0! 488)
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OP COMP. PTS R702,3 CYCLE (RC FLOW A/B TOTAL)
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01077 07/27/94 D. SMITH OP EHC GV SPEED CONTROL PROTECTION UNDER TV SPEED CONTROL S
B 940134 01076 07/25/94 ROSE, P. L.
OP MODULE HC DOCUMENTATION UPDATE 5
C 940131 01075 07/25/94 ROSE, P. L.
OP FW OSCIL a 60% FP WHEN DIAMOND & RX DEMAND PUT IN MANUAL S
B 940130 01074 07/22/94 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP PHASE BUS COOLER OUTLET TEMP LOW (PlHXTTO) - PAGE 651 S
C 940137 01044 06/06/94 0' BRIAN, J.
OP RV UPPER HEAD DELTA PRESSURE NEGATIVE AT FPSS S
C 940098 00995 02/24/94 ROSE, P. L.
OP ACTUAL PZR LEVEL IS 10 IN HIGHER THAN INSTR LEVEL S
C 940035 00966< 01/14/94 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP ICS TRACK ALARM WON'T CLEAR FAST W/ ALL ICS STATIONS IN AUTO 5
B 940012 00957 12/28/93 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP CORRECT MISC I/F PAGE PROBLEMS S
C 940020 00954 12/15/93 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP ADD SAV-30, SAV-31 & IAV-27 VIA REMOTE FUNTIONS (PAGE 655)
S C
930295 00937 11/11/93 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP OTSG OPERATING LEVEL STAYS < 100% ON A RUNAWAY MFWP S
B 930262 00910 09/27/93 GENTRY, B.
OP REMOVE POWER Fall FLAG I/O POINTS FROM LAMP CHECK UTILITY S
C 930230 00874 09/10/93 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP DURING ICC, CLADDING TEMP RISE SHOULD n TEMP INCORE S
C 930191 00872 09/01/93 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP IF DH DROP OPENED THRU DNV-42/43, RB SUMP PRESS IS UNCHANGED S
C 930189 00870 09/01/93 SPRINGER, J.
OP ADD NEW LABELS FOR WATERBOX INLET AND OUTLET S
C 930177 00853 07/29/93 J. O' BRIAN OP DOCUMENTATION UPDATE FOR PRIMARY SUPPORT MODULES S
C 930151 00832 06/18/93 B. GENTRT OP CP1 WILL NOT DISPLAY PANEL PROMPT AFTER BOOTING H
B 930121 00819 06/02/93 ARBUTHNOT, C.
OP TRANSPORT OF RADIATICN THRU RCV-8/9/10 SEEMS LOW.
S B
930125 00805 05/06/93 LINTON, L.
OP TR FOR DOCUMENTATION UPGRADES TO VARIOUS FEEDWATER MODULES S
B 930092 00760 02/22/93 LINTON, L.
OP UNREALISTIC RCS PRESS INCREASE 7.5 MINUTES INTO 0.1 CL LOCA.
S B
930040 00754 03/02/93 SMITH, DONALD OP ABORT WHEN PZR GOES SOLID DURING.006 CL DIS LOCA S
B 930053 00727 01/25/93 LINTON, L.
OP CLEAN UP SIMULATION AND NODAL DIAGRAMS (GLOBAL)
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930031 00725 01/08/93 HOLMES, M.
OP PPC ALARM MONITOR DISPLAYS SOME POINTS AS
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930009 00713 12/11/92 J. 0" BRIAN OP TR FOR TRACKING PPC DISCREPANCIES S
C 920385 00696 11/16/92 D. DEMONTFORT OP RCS DRAINDOWN - DNP CAVITATION PROBLEMS PUMPS NITROGEN 5
C 920369 0%95 11/16/92 D. DEMONTFORT OP PROBLEMS WITH RX VESSEL VENT, N2 CONNECTIONS, ADTN'l VENTS S
C 920370 00694 11/16/92 D. DEMONTFORT OP RC-201-LT1 DID NOT MATCH RCS COLLAPSED LEVEL DURING DRAINING S
C 920371 00666 10/12/92 D. SMITH OP VOLT /HERT2 L/0 TRIPS INSTANTLY SHOULD TAKE 12 SEC S
B 920343 00573 07/21/92 DEMONTFORT, D.
OF ADD 3 MAN VLVS TO SW (REQUIRES KB RENODALIZATION)
S C
920229 00448 02/25/92 DEMONTFORT, D.
OP EXTRA FORM FEED EXISTS ON LARGE PPC PRINTOUTS S
C CAE SPR 7034 9200 %
00433 02/17/92 D. SMITH OP PPC CENTER CONSOLE SCREEN MISSING ALARMS.
S B
920361 00424 02/10/92 BROWNE, M.
OP INSUFFICIENT (A0 & DO) SPARES ON PANEL A6 HS C
920052 00326 11/01/91 GRUMBIR, R.
OP I/F PAGES 725 THRU 728 NEED UPDATED PER EFIC LABEL CHANGES S
C 910399 00162 05/30/91 ARBUTHNOT, C.
OP WHEN TEST CRDS, LARGE DELTA BETWEEN INCORE & EXCORE IMBAL.
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