ML20168A746

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Final ASP Analysis - Zion 2 (LER 304-74-LTR-1)
ML20168A746
Person / Time
Site: Zion File:ZionSolutions icon.png
Issue date: 06/16/2020
From: Christopher Hunter
NRC/RES/DRA/PRB
To:
Littlejohn J (301) 415-0428
References
LER 1974-LTR-01
Download: ML20168A746 (4)


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PRECURSOR DESCRIPTION AND DATA NSTC Accession Number:

89252 Date:

February 17, 1974

Title:

Three Related Abnormal Occurrences with Diesel Generator at Zion 2 The failure sequence was:

1. Two auxiliary feed pumps were out of service.
2. During testing of the diesel generator associated with the operable auxiliary feed pump, the diesel generator tripped on overspeed while starting.
3. Once the diesel was started, its output breaker would not close on the associated safety-related bus because of a relay failure.

Corrective action:

1. The synchro-speed setter was readjusted to its correct setting, which permitted the diesel to start without tripping out on overspeed.
2. A foreign object (screw and two washers) was removed from the failed relay and the relay was returned to service.

Design purpose of failed system or component:

1. The diesel generators provide emergency electric power to safety related loads in the event of loss of offsite power.
2. The failed relay permits generator output breaker closure once the generator is up to frequency.

Unavailability of system per WASH 1400:

  • Emergency Electric Power:

1 x 10-2 /D Unavailability of component per WASH 1400:

  • Diesel Generator:

3 x 10-2 /D Relay, failure to energize:

1 X 10" /D Unavailabilities are in units of per demand D-1.

Failure rates are in units of per hour li-1C

Testing with ANW Pumps 2A Diesel Generator 2B Offsite Power Reactor at and 2B Fails to Start and Available 25% Power Inoperable Load Due to Over-speed Trip and Failure of an Output Breaker to Close Potential Severe Core Damage No No -

ANW not required

-No -

ANW not required NSIC 89252 -

Actual Occurrence for Failure of Diesel Generator to Start and Load When Two ANW Pumps Were Out of Service at Zion 2

Loss of Turbine Emer-Auxiliary PORV PORV or High Long Offsite Generator gency Feedwater and Demanded PORV Isola-Pressure Term Power Runs Back Power Secondary tion Valve Injection Core and Assumes Heat Removal Closure Cooling House Loads Potential Severe Core Damage No Sequence No.

2 3

4 5

6 7

8 9

10 11 12 13 NSIC 89252 -

Sequence of Interest for Failure of Diesel Generator to Start and Load When Two AFW Pumps Were Out of Service at Zion 2

  • U~se of HPI following AFW failure not included in mitigating procedures.

CATEGORIZATION OF ACCIDENT SEQUENCE PRECURSORS NSIC ACCESSION NUMBER: 89252 DATE OF LER:

February 27, 1974 DATE OF EVENT:

February 17, 1974 SYSTEM INVOLVED: Emergency electric power and auxiliary feedwater COMPONENT INVOLVED:

Diesel generator, diesel generator output breaker, and AFW pumps CAUSE:

The diesel generator fai4 led to start due to incorrect synchro-speed setting, an output breaker relay failed to close because of a foreign object lodged in SEQUENCE OF INTEREST:

loss of offsite power the relay, and two AFW pumps were ACTUAL OCCURRENCE:

Failure of diesel-generator to start and load when 2 AFW pumps were out-of-service.

REACTOR NAME:

Zion 2 DOCKET NUMBER:

50-304 REACTOR TYPE:

PWR DESIGN ELECTRICAL RATING:

1040 Mwe REACTOR AGE:

.15 yr VENDOR:

Westinghouse ARCHITECT-ENGINEERS:

Sargent & Lundy OPERATORS:

Commonwealth Edison Co.

LOCATION:

40:imiles-north of Chicago, Ill.

DURATION:

6.75 hours8.680556e-4 days <br />0.0208 hours <br />1.240079e-4 weeks <br />2.85375e-5 months <br /> PLANT OPERATING CONDITION:

25% power SAFETY FEATURE TYPE OF FAILURE:

(a) inadequate performance;(

failed to siart; made inoperable; (d) __________

DISCOVERY METHOD:

during testing COMMENT:

-