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Rev 0 to VEGP-22981-C, Calcon Pneumatic Temp Sensor Calibr 1TSH-19110-1TSH-19119,1TSH-19146,1TSH-19153,2TSH-19110- 2TSH-19119,2TSH-19146 & 2TSH-19153. Supporting Documentation Encl
ML20113G614
Person / Time
Site: Vogtle  Southern Nuclear icon.png
Issue date: 05/15/1990
From:
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References
CON-IIT05-345-90, CON-IIT05-346-90, CON-IIT05-347-90, CON-IIT5-345-90, CON-IIT5-346-90, CON-IIT5-347-90, RTR-NUREG-1410 VEGP-22981-C, NUDOCS 9202240403
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_ PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to provide instructions for calibration of Diesel Generator Calcon Pneumatic Temperature Sensors.

2.0 PRECAUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS 2.1 All steps in this procedure are to be performed in sequence except as noted.

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- Performance of procedure step, as identified by a double asterisk (*/*),

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" Checklist" except when recording data on Data Sheet.()

2.3 To minimize entry of foreign material into the pneucaric portion of sensor DO NOT remove the Tubing fitting.

If sensor is being replaced or if a new fitting is required follow the cleaning procedure for sensor.

(Per Section 4.4)

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2.4 Any calculations necessary for the performance of this

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procedure shall be shown on " Calculation Sheet".

(1 2.5 If, during performance of this procedure, any of the following occur, immediately notify I&C Foreman.

2.5.1 Any personnel error, procedure inadeauccy, or malfunction is identified which could prevent fulfillment of " Acceptance Criteria".

(1 2.5.2 Any test exceeds specified limits.

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2.6 This procedure may be performed in any plant operational mode.

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3.0 PREREOUISITES OR INITIAL CONDITIONS 3.1 Notify Shift Suaervisor, or designee, of work to be

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performed and obtain signature authoritation.

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3.2 Netify Reactor Operator (RO) that instruments

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3,3 TEST EQUIPMENT REQUIRED 3.3.1 Temperature Bath (oil)

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3.3.2 Fluke 2175A Digital Thermometer or equivalent

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3.3.3 Pressure Test Gauge 100 Psig

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3.3.5 Vibrator 15-30 cycles per second, 5-15 mils

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3.3.6 Loccite - 290 or equivalent

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3.4 CLEANING MATERIALS 3.4.1 Silicon grease GE322L, or equivalent

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3.4.2 Silicon oil Dow Corning Molly Coat 710R Fluid, or equivalent

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3.5 Verify all Prerequisities or Initial Conditions are

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4.0 MAIN BODY 4.1 REMOVAL FROM SERV 7.CE 7

4.1.1 Record instrument, tag number, location and serial

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number on " Data Sheet

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4.1.2 Close isolation valve (if applicable).

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4.1.3 Disconnect air lines from sensor as required.

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(Do not remove tubing fitting from sensor)

(1 NOTE To protect sensing element, the sensor is to be placed in a spare thermowell for transportation to and from field and during test procedure.

4.1.4 Remove temperature sensing element from thermowell.

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4.1.5 Install temperature sensor into thermowell and hand tighten set screw in thermowell.

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Place Fluke digital thermomecer into temperature bath equal in depth to temperature sensor.

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4.2.2 Determine if the spacer-tube is loose, if loose perform the following:

4.2.2.1 Unscrew spacer-tube completely.

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4.2.2.2 Apply Loetite-290 to threaded joint.

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4.2.2.3 Tighten spacer-tube hand tight.

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4.2.3 Place temperature sensor (in thermowell and hand tighten set screw) into temperature bath a sinimum of three inches.

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4.2.4 Connect test equipment to temperature sensor and 60 pai as shown in Figure 1.

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4.2.5 Vibrator should run,15-30 cycles per second, 5-15 mils displacement during the actual calibration.

Vibrator does not need to run during the soak period.

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4.3 CALIBRATION 4.3.1 INCREASE temperature bath at a rate of 2'F per minute to a point at which sensor just starts to vent or 165'F is reached.

Hold temperature bath at this temperature for two hours to allow temperature sensor to s tabilize.

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NOTES a.

As setpoint is approached temperature bath should be adjusted in r aller increments, allowing temperature to stabilize after each adjustment and prior to obtaining data and sensor conditions.

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4.3.2 INCREASE temperature bath at a rate of l'F per minute

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to point at which sensor trips, indicated by pressure test gauge indicating 20 psig (on the decrease) and record temperature bath value in First Test "As Found" section of " Data Sheet".

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4.3.3 Record final psig value in "As Found" section of " Data

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sig signal reaches the 40 psig mark 4.3.4 DECREASE temperature bath at a rate of l'F per minute
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pressure test gauge indicating 40 patg (by the time 190'F is reached, and 59 psig by the cime IS0*F is reached) and record temperature bath value in First.

Test "A> Found" section of " Data Sheet".

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4.3.5 Repeat steps 4.3.2 through 4.3.4 recording values in

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Second Test and Third Test "As Found" sections of " Data Shaet".

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4.3.6 If As Found values cre within limits specified on " Data

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values in "As Left" seccton of " Data Sheet" and proceed to appropriate subsection.

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4.3.7 If As Found values are not within limits specified on

" Data Sheet", or more accurate readings are desired, proceed as directed below:

4.3.7.1 Stabilize temperature bath at desired trip temperature.

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4.3.7.2 Remove top label from sensor.

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4.3.7.3 Rotate split ring counter-clockwise until sensor stops venting and pressure gauge reads 60 psig.

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4.3.7.4 Slowly turn split ring clockwise until sensor trips.()

4.3.7.5 Reduce bath temperature at the of l'F per minute to point at which sensor resets (40 psig on the increase).

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As setpoint is approached temperature bath should be adjusted in smaller increments, allowing temperature to stabilize after each adjustment and prior to obtaining data and sensor conditions.

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The sensor la considered tripped when the decreasing 60 psig signal reaches the 20 psig mark.

4.3.7.6 INCREASE temperature bath at a rate of l'F per minute to point at which sensor trips, indicated by pressure test gauge indicating 20 psig (on the decrease).

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NOTE The sensor is considersd reset when the increastna pressure signal reaches the 40 psig mark.

4.3.7.7 DECREASE temperature bath st a rate of l'F mer minute to point at which sensor resets, indicated by pressure test gauge indicating 40 psig (on the increase).

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4.3.7.8 Repeat steps 4.3.7.1 through 4.3.7.7 until desired trip value within limits is obtained.

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4.3.9 Record final psig value in "As Left" section of " Data

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The sensor is considered reset when the increasing 60 psig signal reaches the 40 psig mark l

4.3.10 DECREASE temperature bath at a rate of l'F per minute

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to point at which sensor resets, indicated by pressure test gauge indicating 40 psig (by the time 190*F is reached, and 59 psig by the time 180*F is reached) and record temperature bath value in First Test "As Left" section of " Data Sheet".

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4.3.11 Repeat steps 4.3.8 through 4.3.10 recording values in

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Second Test and Third Test "As Left" sections of " Data Sheet".

(1 4.4 TEMPERATURE SENSOR CLEANING 4.4.1 Remove label P/N 2872 by removing (3) 5-40x13c" pan head machine screws.

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Remove 1379 0-ring, 2871 lock sleeve and 2857X adjuster.

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Be careful not to damage 2869 gasket.

[1 4.4.4 Remove spring and 2875X poppet assembly from body.

(1 4.4.5 Clean air valve cavity with light solvent.

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L 4.4.6 Clean and deburr thread area to remove any thread compounda,

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4.4,8 Put a light coat of silicon grease between 2855X element and 2869 gasket.

This holds while screwing 2855X onto 2873X body. gasket in place It is very important that the gasket 2869 is centered on 2855X element to assure proper sealing around the small center land area on 2873X body.

Assemble 2855X element to body 2873X, making sure spring 2621 is centered on 2875X poapet.

Use (3) 5-40X1/2" socket head screws with loc lcwashers.

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i 4.4.9 Connect pressure source, orifice and test gauge to temperature sensor.

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4.4.10 Apply 60 psig and check (Snoop) sensor for leakage.

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4.4.11 If leakage is present in center shaft area rep eat assembly step 4.4.8 to eliminate leakage.

(1 4.4.12 Screw on 2857X adjuster until it is flush with top of threaded rod.

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4.4.13 Lightly coat inside of 2871 lock ring with silicon grease and install.

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4.4.14 Install 1379 o-ring.

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4.4.15 Proceed to appropriate subsection for adjustment of set

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4.5 RESTORE TO SERVICE 4.5.1 Disconnect all test equipment connected during

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4.5.2 Reinstall temperature sensing element in ther=cwell

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and/or holding apparatus as required.

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4.5.3 Reconnect air lines as required.

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4.5.7 Notify Shift Supervisor, or designee, of completion of

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5.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA 5,1 The Acceptance Criteria for this procedure is that the a

temperature switch is within limits specified on " Data Sheet 5.2 Satisfactory completion of this precedure has been met when I&C Foreman has evaluated data obtained per f

Acceptance Criteria of this procedure, reviewed, and signed " Data Sheet" provided.

6.0 REFERENCES

6.1 Instruction Manual for Calcon Pneumatic Temperature Sensor.

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Signature Date STEP VERIFICATION Step /Substep Initial Step /SubsteD Initial 3.5 Prerequisites 4.5.2 Sensor met installed 4.1.3 Air lines 4.5.3 Air lines disconnected connected 4.5.1 Test eculpment 4.5.4 Isolation valve removec.

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COMPLETION SHEET CALCON PNEUMATIC TEMPERATURE SENSOR CALIBRATION ITSH-19110, 1TSH-19111, 1TSH-19112, 1TSH-19117, 1TSH-19118, 1TSH-19119, 1TSH-19146, 1TSH-19153 2TSH-19110, 2TSH-19111, 2TSH-19112, 2TSH-19117, PROCEDURE TITLE _2TSH-19118, 2TSH-19119, 2TFH-19146, 2TSH-19153 TIME TEST STARTED BY DATE DEFICIENCIES OCCURRED AND ACTIONS TAKEN a

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TLOBV opened.

2254 Emergency start TLOBV closed.

P3 gauge went up to 60.5 then dipped to 55 at trip then backup to 61.5.

2258 Tripped Hi temp Jacket water alarm NOTE: Actual temp of Jacket water = 155 F but trip setpoint : 200 F 2310 Cracked the 3 temp switches to bleed off air A had puff of air B had no air C had no air 2336 Sixth Test.

Emergoney D/G start - 1 minute 10 seconds then tripped.

Snoop testing all 3 temp switches to see if venting during run A partial venting, B venting, C venting 2337 Tripped after 1 minute 10 seconds run.

Same alarma as fifth trip.

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A had puff of air when line was removed.

3 did not have air pressure when line was removed.

C did not have air pressure when line was removed.

QC inspector J. C. Harvey witnessed the removal and reinstalled of switches.

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This was the first angine tested under this cal procedure.

5-23-90 1202 CDT I&C installed the 3 switches, the little air j

switch was cleaned and the engine was put in

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1226 First start, normal start 1228 Engine tripped af ter 60-90 seconds run.

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Lo Turbo Oil Pressure 2)

Hi Jacket Water Temp 3)

Lo Jacket Water pressure NOTE:

First alarm not clear due to error by operator.

Roset " Test button" accidently instead of

" Silence Alarm button" Engine declared INOP action statements & LOO's initiated 1310 All parameters reset for second restart (Normal restart) Engine Restarted 1312 Engine tripped after 80-90 seconds run.

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Lo pressure turbo lube oil b)

Lo jarlet water pressure NOTE:

I&C Personnel at each switch with leak detection (snoop) soap to check for venting -

Ho switches venting.

1412 All parameters reset for third restart (Emergency Start) engine restarted NOTE:

No trips or malfunction annunicators lit 1425 Engine stopped af ter 13 minute run.

1445 All parameters reset for Fourth restart (Normal Start) Engine restarted (NOTE:

No abnormal indicators) 1449 Engine stopped after 4 minute run.

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1925 Trouble shooting urgent MWO 19002711 for 1-2403 G4-002 approved for work by USS Steve Chestnut Pro fabricat.ed pressure gauges and fittings in I&C shop.

Also blew lines to try to assure no moisture or trash gets into lines when these 4 gauges are installed.

2-60 pound & 2 100 pound gauges - all H&TE calibrated VP numbers are on MWo.

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1958 Ops personnel Sam Hart, Greg Moxley, Mark Jackson and Bill Dunn preparing D/G for start per procedure 13145-1 2012 I&C installed 1/4" fittings on gauges and blew out 1/4" tygon tubing.

2035 I&C began running tubing and hooking up all 4 gaugea.

NOTE: When first air line to first temp switch (A) was disconnected a puff of air was detected.

The tecond air line (B) disconnected with a definite Laff of air.

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definite puff of air.

Also all fittings were swagelok and no goop was used on those fittings.

2105 I&C assured gauges are zeroed with no pressure and completed connections 2108 I&C informed Operations ready to run D/G (Mark Briney, Sam Bart) 2110 Control Room and PE0's set up communications.

FE0 Jackson opened the turbo lube oil bypass valve.

(TLOBV) 2113 Start button pushed (operational) for first trouble shooting test a

2114 Jackson went to close TLOBV.

2115 Control Room announces " Start 1B D/G stand clear" 2118 D/G started 55 seconds later - tripped 2119 3 alarms - 1.

Turbo Lube Oil Lo Pressure 2.

Si Temp Jachet Water 3.

Low Pressure Jacket Water P3 gauge read - 43 (NOTE: Should have gone above 52.5) 1; 117 A switch read 1.5 2.0 3.5 119 B switch read 2.4 2.5 3.

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Marc Jackson closed TLOBY.

2137 D/G 1B tripped after 60 second run.

Same three alarms.

F A

B C

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P3 read 41.5 psi f-3 temp switch gauges maximum reading at approx. 5.5 psi 2140 Snooped tygon connections.

No leaks detected.

2148 In preparation for third test.

Three t:4p switches t

connected to air supply with pressure scuges and tygon tubing were removed.

2153 Control Roem announced, " Ready to Start D/G""

2154 Operational button pushed.

TLOBV opened by Jackson.

2156 D/G started.

(Third test) TLOBV closed.

P3 gauge read - 47 psi-A & C temp switches observed venting at a noticeable

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rate.

B venting also but not nearly as much.

2157 DG tripped after-60 second run.

Alarms Lo pressure turbo oil and Lo pressure. jacket teater.

2205 D/G-restarted (fourth test)

P3 gauge read - 61.5 psi - running good.

2210 DG manually rtopped.

2239 Preparation for fifth test (Emergency start) bled air off all 3 temp switches.

All 3 switches had puff of air released when air line was disconnected.

Reconnected air lines.

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DIESEL GENERATOR SEQUENCE OF EVENTS TIME EVENT 12-16 hours IkC used new calibration crocedure to before calibrate temperature switches for the cooling i nst all ati on water jacket high temp alarm.

This was the first engine tested under this ca2 procedure.

5 23-9o 1202 CDT ILC installed the 3 switches and the engine was put in " remote".

1226 First start, normal start.

1220 Engine tripped after 60-90 seconds run.

Alarms:

1)

La Turbo 011 Pressure 2)

Hi Jacket Water Temp 3)

Lo Jacket Water pressure i

NOTE:

The order specified above is uncertain due to an error by the operator who pressed " Test button" accidently instead of " Silence Alarm button".

9 Engine declared INOP action statements & LCO's instaatec.

1310 All paremeters reset for second restart (Normal restart) Engine Restarted.

1312 Engine trapped after 60-90 seconds run.

Alarma 1)

Lo pressure turbo lube oil trip 2)

Lo jacket water pressure trap NOTE:

ItC Cerwonnel at each high temperature jacket wat m (HTJW) switch with leak detection (snoop) soap to check for venting - Ng HTJW switches venting.

1412 All parameters reset for third restart (Emergency Start) engi ne restarted.

NOTES No tripa or malfunction annunicators lit 1425 Engine stopped after 13 minute run.

1445 All parameters re: si for fourth restart (Normal Start.)

Engine restarted.

(NOTE:

No abnormal indicators) 1449 Engine stopped after 4 minute run.

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DIEEEL GENERATOR SEQUENCE OF EVENTS 1925 Trouble shooting urgent MWO 19002711 for 1-2403 G4-002 approved for work by USS Steve Chestnut Pre fabricateo preuuure gauges end fittings in IbC shop.

Also blew lines to try to assure no moisture or trash gets into lines when these 4 gauges are installad.

2-60 pound t, 2 100 pcund gauges.~ all PSTE calibrtited VF numbers are on MWD.

Three gauges installec, one at eacn HTJW switch, and one at P-3.

ILC - Bob Neal. Wayno Hel wi g, Bill Wh al ey, Mark 9riney 1959 Cps personnel 3am Hurt, Greg Mex l ey, and Mark Jackson prepartnq D/G for start per procedure 13145-1 2012 1hC installed 1/4" f i ttings on gauges anc bl ew out 1/4" tygon tubing.

2005 ILC began running tuoing anc hooking up all 4

gauges.

NOTE: When first air line to first temp swi t ch (A) was disconnected a puff of air was detecteo.

The secone air line (9) asconnected with a definite puff of arr.

The th;r.

line (C) dit.cennected with a cefin2te cuft o+

air.

Alao all fittings were

-5 wag ul o k and no ' goop" nas used on those fittings.

2105 LC assur oc gauges era :erced with no pressure ano cmpleted connections 2108

t<C informed Operations ready to run D/G (Mark 3rtney, Sam Hart) 2110 Control Room and FEC's set up communications.

PEG Jackson opened the turoc lubo oil bypass valve.

'TLOBV) 2112 Engine placed in opurational mode in preparation for first-troubl e s7ooti ng teer.

2114 Jauksen closed TLOBV.

2115 Control Room announces " Start 18 D/G stanc clear" 2110 D/G startec.

(Control room dtart)

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B" DIESEL GENERATOR SEQUENCE OF EVENTS 2119 The D/S tripped 55 seconds later.

3 al ar ms - 1.

-Yurbo Lube Oil Lo Pressura

2.. Hi Temp Jacket Water 3.

Low Pressure Jacket Water.

P-3 test gauge read - 43 psi (NOTE: Should have gone above 52.5)

Test pressure gauge readings att F.ff,1,y, Mi dway,.

Final 117 A switch read 1.5 2.0 3.5 119 B switch read 2.4 25 3.0 118 C switch read 2.4 3.8 6.4 2134 Fraparation for second test began.

Marc Jackson opens TLOBV.

2135 D/G 1B starting announcement from' Control Room.

2136 D/G 19 started.

(Control Room Start) Marc Jackson closed TLOBV.

2137-D/G 2B tripped after 60 second run.

Same three-alarms.

Test-pressure gauge rer, ding at:

117 A 119 B 118 C 1.5 0.0 3.5 2.0 2.5 5.5

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P3 read 41.5 psi 3 temp switch _ gauges maximum reading at approx. 5.5 psi e

2140 Snooped tygon connections.

No leaks detected.-

2149

-In preparation for third test the' pressure gauges and:tygen.-tub.ing were~ rem ved Aeom-the.thrten.

i temperature switches.

(Normal configuration) l l- -

2153 Control Room announced, " Ready to Start D/G.1B".

2154 Engine placed in Operational mode.

TLOBV opened by Jackson.

2156 D/G started by Control room.

(Third test) TLOBV closed.

P3 gauge read - 47 psi L ""

At C temp uwitches observed venting at a noticeable e

rate.- B venting lalso but not nearly as much.

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2157 D3 tripped after 60 second run.

Alarms Lo pressure turbo oil and Lo pressure Jacket water.

2205 D/G restarted by Control room.

(Fourth test)

Second normal start with test gauges at temperature switches removed.

P3 gauge r ead 61.5 psi - running good.

2210 DG manually stopped.

22S?

Preparation for fifth test (Emergency start) bled air of f all 3 temp switches.

All 3 switches had puff of air released when air line was disconnected.

Reconnected air lines.

2240

" Ready for Emergency Start" control room announcement.

TLOBV opened.

2254 Emergency ctart TLOBV closed.

P3 gauge went up to -

60.5 then dipped to 55 at trip then backup to 61.5.3 I

2256 Received Hi temp Jacket water trip alarm and enginah tripped.

NOTE: Actual temp of Jacket water =

155 F but trip setpoint 200 F

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2310 Cracked the 3 temp switches to bleed off airl A had puff of air, B had no air, and C had no air 2336 Sixth Test.

Emergency D/G start - 1 minute 10 neconds then tripped.

Snoop testing all 3 temp switches to see if venting during run A partial venting, B venting, C venting.

2337 Tripped after 1 minute 10 seconds run.

Same alarms as fifth trip.

5/24/90 0100 CUT Replacing all three (3) Jacket water switches with original switches removed earlier with testing to resume on day shift.

A had puff of air when line was removed.

B did not have air pressure when line was removed.

C did not have air pressure when line was removed.

QC inspector J.

C. Harvey witnessed the removal and reinstallation of switches.

0200 Swi tches have been replaced and those removed have been bagged and tagged and placed in cabinet C-9 in It<C Shop Class "B"

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DIESE GENERATOR SEQUENCE,0F-EVENTS 1145

!&C Mark Briney, Bill Wright, Tim Masters, W.

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Frazier arrive to begin bleeding air off lines to the 3 jacket water temp switches per NWO 1-90-02711-rev. 2.

FE0 Jchn Beard preparing D/G for startup per procedure 13145-1.

For MWO intent is to~

perform 3 emergency starts.

Opetations personnel are Dwayne Daloach PE0 and Jeff Gasser 1157 IOC cracks all 3 temp switch air lines - no puff of air detected in-any of the 3 lines.

Lines are reconnected.

ILC is in position to snoop for leaks and/or venting of tne three temp switches (Jacket cooling water).

1026 Ready for Emergency Start 1B D/G.

1208 D/G 10 started (Emergency-Start) TLOBV closed by Beard.

J W Temp tr. O out 160 F P-3 pressure gauge 62 psi No trip alarms 1

No leake or venting on all 3 temp switches during d

k run.

1234 Control Room stopped run 1236 ILC cracking air lines to 3 temp switches to prepare for next emergency start.

Air detected in all 3

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lines.

Lines reconnected and ILC in position for next start.

- 1240 Ready to start-D/G 1B TLOBV opened by Beard.

1:41 Emergency start U1 D/G 1B (second test-run).

TLOBV closed by Beard.

-No trip al arms F-3-reads 61.8 psi No leaks or vents on 3 temp switches (Jacket water)

Jacket water temp 150-F 1245 Control Room stopped run 1246 I&C. cracking air lines to all 3 temp switches to prepare for third emergency start.

Air detected in all 3 lines.

Lines reconnected and ILC in position for next start.

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s UNIT ONE "B" DIESEL GENERATOR SEQUENCE OF. EVENTS 1250-Chemistry pulled routine' lube oil sample for ferrographics analysis _(Markus Jacons and Carole x_ Gulbert).:

1251 Ready for third emergency start.

TLOBV opened by Board.

1 1252 Emergency start-1B D/G.-

TLOBV closed by Bai'd.

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Jacket water temp 153 F P-3 reads 60.8 psi No leaks detected on all 3 temp switches No trip alarms 1256 Control Room stopped run.

1258 I&C cracked lines to-bleed off eir pressure to Jacket water temp switches.

All 3 had air detected.

Lines reconnected.

I&C in position for next start.

1302 Ready for normal start on 1B D/G.

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1307 TLOBV opened by Beard.

L 1300 D/G 1B started (Normal).TLOBV closed by Beard.

Jack water temp 152 F P-3 reads 61-0 psi No trip alarms No leaks at-3 temp switches (Jacket water) except'one small leak on "A".

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1314 D/G run stopped from Control Room.

15?2 I&C vented all 3 temp switches (Jacket water).

Puffs of air detected on all 3.

-Lines reconnected.

1&C in place for snoop testing for leaks.

1514 Ready f or normal start D/G 1B (second normal start test).

1515 TLORV-opened by Deloach 1517 D/G 1B normal start TLOBV closed by Stokes.

P-3 reads 61.0 psi No trip alarms Jacket water temp = 154 F No leaks on all 3 temp switches except ene very.

minor leak noted.

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.1521 D/G stopped _from_ Control Room.

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!&C cracked lines'to bleed ~ air for ail 3 temp switches-in preparation for third and-final normal test run.- - All 3 lines - detected puf f of air.

All line: reconnected._ !&C in place to snoop _for leaks.

15 5, Ready. f or. third normal start D/G' 18.

1528

.TLOBV opened by Beard.

-1529-D/G 1B normal start No trip alarms Jacket water temp 151 F P-3 reads 161.0 pst No leaks on all 3 temp switches 1532 D/G stopped from Control Room 1534 Pressure gauge and tygon tubing removed from P-3.

Ready to perform-normal surveillance start of D/G 19.

Lines reconnected.

- 1905 Ernie.Thornton, Van Manley, and Mark Jackson arrive?

to prepers 1B D/G for normal surveillancs per

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1912 Ready to' start.

TLOBV opened by Jackson.

1914 D/G 19 normal start.

TLODV closed by Jackson.-

1915 I&C checked all fittings where all 4. pressure gauges were previously-installed for leaks.

No leaks found.

No trip alarms.

Jacket _ water _ temp = 156 F 1925 Loaded D/G.

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