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Forwards Request for Addl Info to Complete Review of LER 269/87-05 Re Potential Tripping of HPI Pump Motors on Overcurrent for Pump Starting During Loca.Info Requested within 45 Days of Date of Ltr
ML20154J473
Person / Time
Site: Oconee  Duke energy icon.png
Issue date: 09/20/1988
From: Matthews D
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To: Tucker H
DUKE POWER CO.
References
TAC-68468, TAC-68469, TAC-68470, NUDOCS 8809230036
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, Docket Nos. 50 269, 50 270 G. Lainas  ;

and 50-287 D. Matthews  !

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, Mr. H. B. Tucker Vice President E. Jordan (NNBB3302)  !

! Neclear Production Department B. Grimes  !

Duke Power Company ACRS(10)(9A2) l

, 422 Seuth Church Street  ;

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Dear Mr. Tucker:

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SUBJECT:

REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION . HP! PUMP MOTOR OVERCURRENT '

(TACS68468/68469/68470) j s

Re: Dconee Nuclear Station - Units 1, 2, and 3 l Licensee Event Report, LER 269/87-05 dated February 1,1986, reported a f i situation concerning the potential tripping of the high pressure injection  !

i (HPI) pump motors on overcurrent for pump startup during a loss-of-coolant i j accident or loss of offsite power scenario. You determined that the root j cause of this event was a debien deficiency from an inadequate HPI pump motor i

! cvercurrent relay setting. To complete our review of the event end .

a corrective actions, the additional information identified in the enclosure is l l needed.  ;

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Please rsspond to this request for additional information within 45 days of the L

$ date of this letter, j i

l The reporting and/or recordkeeping requirenents contained in this letter i i affect fewer than ten respondents; therefore, OMB clearance is not required i 1 under P.L. 96 511. l I i l Sincerely,  :

I 0009230036 080920 Driginal Udvid B. Sianed By: Director Mattnews, l

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Mr. A. V. Carr, Esq. Mr. Paul Guill }

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Mr. Heyward G. Shealy, Chiet  !

l Bureau of RadioloCical Health South Carolina Department of Health  !

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i REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFOR'iATION HIGH PRESSURE INJECTION PultP MOTOP OVERCURRENT OCNIEE NUCLEAR STATION, UNIT NO. I, 2, AND 3 TAC NOS. 68468, 68469 AND 68470 The staff is currently reviewing Licensee Event Report (LER) 269/87-05 dated February 1,1988, concerning the potential tripping of the high pressure injection (HPI) pump motors on overcurrent for pump startup during a LOCA/ LOOP scenario and has the following questions.

1. LER 269/87-05 states that the original settings for the HPJ pump motor overcurrent relays were below the locked-rotor therrnal change curve as appropriate. The corrective action to prevent the event situation from occurring includes raising the overcurrent relay settings. Do the new settings now exceed the thermal limits of the motors? If not how N ch margin remains? Willthemotors' performance /lifebeadverselyaffected by the higher current and longer duration of the new relay settings?
2. Sir.ce the overcurrent relay settings for the HPI purrp motors have been increased, what effect does tnis have on upstream components (overcurrent relays, breakers, etc.)? Hi.va upstrea:a breaker / relay settings been coordinated with the new overturrent settings?
3. LER 269/87-05 states that the plant's design engineering staff identified by analysis the situation concerning the potential tripping of these

! notors on overcurrent. Provide a discussion of the analysis for these loads and any other loads analyzed including details such as the electrical system response, bus voltage, etc.

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