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Rev 5 to Abnormal Operating Instruction AOI-25.1, Loss of 120-Volt AC Vital Instrument Power Board 1-I
ML20237H430
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Site: Sequoyah Tennessee Valley Authority icon.png
Issue date: 05/15/1987
From: Anthony J, Epperson J
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
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I TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT ABNORMAL OPERATING INSTRUCTION h

A0I-25.1 LOSS OF 120V AC VITAL INSTRUMENT POWER BOARD 1-I Unit 1

.j Revision 5 PREPARED BY:

J. M. Anthony RESPONSIBLE SECTION: Operations REVISED BY:

Jeff Epperson sh SUBMITTEI BY:

M Responsible Sdction Supervisor PORC REVIEW DATE:

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APPROVED BY:

Plant Manager DATE APPROVED:

MAYl 51987 Reason for revision (include all Instruction Change Form Nos.):

Streamline Operator actions, delete erroneous Appendices "A" and "B".

This revision constitutes a biennial revision in accordance with AI-4, Appendix H.

The last page of this instruction is number:

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ABNORMAL OPERATING INSTRUCTION AOI-25.1-REVISION Date-Pages REASON FOR REVISION (INCLUDE COMMIT-LEVEL' Approved Affected MENTS AND ALL ICF FORM NUMBERS) 0 09/03/80 All-1 12/12/80 2,3,8 2

09/12/83 All 3

07/31/84 1,9-4 10/04/84 2

Streamline Operator actions, delete erroneous Appendices "A" and "B".

This revision constitutes MAY 1 5 1987 a bienniai revision in accordance with 5

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SYMPTOMS A.

Alarms r

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120V AC VITAL PWR BD l-I UV OR BREAKER TRIP 2.

120V AC VITAL INVERTER l-I ABNORMAL B.'

Indications 1.

Power Range N-41, failure 2.

Auto and manual Rod Block and Rod Stop due to High Flux Rod Stop, and C-5 Interlock.

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Loss of steam flow portion of signal to feedwater control system resulting in failure to control steam generator level if channel 1 is selected.

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Loss of steam generator level control due to loss of input signal to program on steam generators 2 and 3.

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Main feed pumps go to minimum speed due to loss of input signal (PT-1-33) to speed controller.

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Possible reactor trip due to steam generator level changes.

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Malfunction of trip status. lights and safeguards systems annunciators.

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Loss of auto-makeup to volume control tank.

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System Partial failures 1.

Loss of CVCS Auto-Makeup to Volume Control Tank.

FCV-62-89 falls open (Charging Line Flow Controller) a.

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Possible swap-over of charging system from volume control tank to refueling water storage tank.

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Letdown divert valve LCV-62-118 diverts to hold-up tank and TIS-62-79 bypasses letdown demineralizers.

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SYMPTOMS (cont.)

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System Partial Failures (cont.)

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Loss of power to Solid State Protection Sydtem input and output relays (Train A) and Channel 1 input relays (Trains'A-

.and B)'.

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If pressurizer level'is selectdd to channel LT-68-339 f control, pressurizer lo level auto actions will occur. or

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If pressurizer pressure is selected to chann-el PT-6'4-3m.,

The sprays will be closed and the back-up hesters energized until locked out by the low level signal if LT-68-339 was '

selected for level control.

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Loss of condenser steam dump capability.

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8. ' Loss of automatic control in'AFW system of LCV-3-164.156, (Level control for S/G's 1 and 2) for Motor Driven AFW Pump 1A-A.

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Loss of automatic control in AFH system of LCV-3-172, 175 (Level control for S/G's 3 and O for Turbine Driven AFW Pump 1A-S.

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NOTE:

The above failures &re of greatest immediate consequence, for complete loads list of vital board 1-I see Appendix A.

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IMMEDIATE OPERATOR ACTIONS A.

None IV. SUBSEQUENT OPERATOR ACTIONS r

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If reactor trip occurs, then refer to hmergency' instructions.

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If reactor does not trip, then, at the MS panel, defeat the PR s

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SUBSEQUENT OPERATOR ACTIONS (cont.)

C.

Assume.and maintain manual rod control (TREF signal is lost).

NOTE:

Do not use bank select; use of bank select will cause the bank overlap program.to be lost.

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Disp 4tch operator to restore power to failed board (transfer to auxiliary power supply).

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Assume manual control of steam generator water level on the affected steam generators.

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Assume n snual control of main feedwater pumps speed to adjust feedwater pressure.

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' Verify pressurizer level ar.d pressure are not selected to G.

LT-68-339 and-PT-68-340 respectively.

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Transfer FCV-62-89 to Auxiliary control room.

NOTE:

Verify charging line flow controller functioning to restore program level.

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Assume manual' control of volume control tank level l

NOTE:

If RWST suction valves to charging pump suctions are opened auto:natically - verify VCT level prior to returning to VCT suction valves.

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If power is restored to the failed boards return systems to normal operating mode.

NOTE:

Due to feedback signals and time delays in circuitry,

. controllers may not control immediately.

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Evaluate need to shutdown per TS.6.3.8.2.1 if power cannot be restored to the affected board.

If necessary, commence orderly shutdown to the hot standby condition per G01-5 and GOI-3.

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Initiate REP per IP-1 (Engineered Safety Features) as required.

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Steam Generator power operated relief valves are operable for cooldown using hand switch.

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Operation in this mode may be continued at the discretion of the Manager, Operations Group, with respect to Tech. Spec. section 3.

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SUBSEQUENT OPERATOR ACTIONS (cont.)

2.

If shutdown is to continue to mode 5. follow GOI-3 with the following exception:

74-1 valve will require placing transfer sw. to Aux position at breaker to open valve when RCS pressure is below 380 psig.

Refer to TS 3.8.2.2 3.

Transfer FCV-74-16 and 32 to Aux. mode and control RHR cooldown temperature from Aux. control room.

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e Load List:

120V AC VITAL INST.' POWER BD.1-I SSPS (A) CH I input and train A output relays (1-R-48)

SSPS (B)'CH I input relays (1-R-49)

NIS instr. power CH I NIS I control power.CH I 1

Process protection set I (1-R-1)

FSV-87-21 UHI accumulator isol. valve (CH I)

ERCH and containment rad. monitor 1-RE-90-106 l

Instrument Bus A l

l Aux. relay rack, SSPS aux. relays (1-R-73)

RB isol.' valve FCV-32-80A, 808, 110A, 1108 l

Aux compressor A, AB isol. valve FCV-32-82

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Rad. rate meters and 1-RI-90-106 Rad, monitor 0-RE-90-125 125V dc vital battery board I instruments Letdown flow temperature switch TIS-62-79 Chlorine detector CLAN-43-205A Post accident sampling solenoid valves PC0-65-81 and 86 aux. relays (1-R-73)

Toilet, locker, spreading, and cont, rooms 1501. dampers-FC0-31A-17, 103, FCV-31A-105A, 1058 (1-R-73)

B0P process instr. control rack (1-R-128) l AB instr. Bus A 0-FCV-12-82 Containment purge air exhaust rad. monitor 1-RE-90-130 I-NSSS aux. relay rack, A bus (1-R-54)

Aux. relay rack sep. and aux. relays (1-R-73)

Aux. control panel, A relay bus Aux. control panel,- A instr. bus

'l-Reactor vessel level instrumentation Fystem (1-R-148)

Aux. dryer train A

' Aux. relay rack sep. and aux. relays (1-R-74)

BAT A htr. A-A controller TIT-62-239 AB gas treatment fan A-A press. controller BAT C htr. A-A controller TIT-62-243 Rad monitor 0-RE-90-205 Process control group 1 (1-R-14)

Instrument bus 1 (0-M-278)

Plugmold instr. bus 1 (1-M-5,1-M-6)

Instrument bus 1 and PIC-1-6A, 31A (1-M-4)

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