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AO 50-219/74/32:on 740521,core Spray Booster Pump Pressure Switch RV40D Failed in Permissive Position.Cause Under Investigation.Relay 16K114D Placed in de-energized Position, Which Is Tripped Condition
ML20148T134
Person / Time
Site: Oyster Creek
Issue date: 05/22/1974
From: Rone A
JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO.
To:
References
AO-50-219-74-32, NUDOCS 8102190757
Download: ML20148T134 (3)


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P00R QUALITY FAGES Report No. 50-219/74/ 32

'!DENTIFICATION.

Violation.of the Technical Specifications, paragraph' N/A

'0F OCCURRENCE:

..It was observed that the RV400 core spray booster purp pressure

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' switch failed in the pernissive position. This created a condi-

.. tion whereby had core spray booster pump NZO3B failed to start (or failed to establish a discharge pressure of 230 psig its associated redundant teoster purp, NZO3D, would not have ~ started

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"'.1his event is considered to be an' abnormal occurrence as de-

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CO'iDITIONS PRIOR

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fSteady State Power u.' Routine Shutdown Operation

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. Bile perforcing the annual st'rycillance test of the auto-0F OCCURRE?iCB:

depressurization initiation logic with the System I core spray

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system disabled, it was observed that 'a relay,1K114D in the

'.' Systen'II core spray booster pu p initiation logic, was in the

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.,..! energized position.. An investigation indicated that the System II

' core spray booster pu:p discharge pressure switch, RV40D, which sctuates.this relay was in the closed position. The switch XYoN907537

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'Normally closed contacts from the 1K114D relay act in conjunction.

with the IK114B rel,ay and RV40B pressure switch to trip the NZ033 booster pump and start the. redundant NZO3D booster. pu=p if the pucp does not.co
:e up to.230 psig after five seconds.

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_ Design Procedure OP OCCUPHSCE:

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