View source for BSEP-92-0002, Special Rept 1-SR-92-004:on 920706,control Bldg Computer Room Fire Door Propped Open & Declared Inoperable.On 920709, Containment Airlock Doors Opened for More than 7 Days.Fire Watch Stationed & Remains in Place Pending Restoration

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| number = ML20099G685
| issue date = 08/12/1992
| title = Special Rept 1-SR-92-004:on 920706,control Bldg Computer Room Fire Door Propped Open & Declared Inoperable.On 920709, Containment Airlock Doors Opened for More than 7 Days.Fire Watch Stationed & Remains in Place Pending Restoration
| author name = Spencer J
| author affiliation = CAROLINA POWER &amp; LIGHT CO.
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| addressee affiliation = NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM)
| docket = 05000325
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| contact person = 
| document report number = 1-SR-92-004, 1-SR-92-4, BSEP-92-0002, BSEP-92-2, NUDOCS 9208170167
| document type = REPORTABLE OCCURRENCE REPORT (SEE ALSO AO LER), TEXT-SAFETY REPORT
| page count = 2
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Cp&L Carolina Power & Light Cornpany EsisrJaEsiettinssmagenessayant Brunswick Nuclear Project P. O. Box 10429 Southport, N.C. 28461-0429 AUr; 1 ? G92 FILE:        B09-13510C SERIAL:      BSEP-92-0002 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ATTN    Document Control Desk Washington, D. C. 20555 BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PLANT UNIT 1 AND 2 DOCKET NO. 50-325 AND 50-324 LICENSE NO. DPR-71 AND DPR-62 SPECIAL REPORT PER TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 3.7.8A AND PURSUANT TO TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 6.9.2 f 1-SR-9 2-0Qi},
centlemen The .following fire protection Limiting condition for Operation informational summaries are the result of major _ outage modifications being performed on both
        ~ Units.
At 0915 on July 6, 1992, the control Building Unit I computer room fire door (221) was declared inoperable. The fire door was to be propped opened to support temporary ventilation of the computer room. This was required to support changes to the Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning (HVAC) system by Plant Modification (PM) 87-0125. At 2100 on July 9, 1992 the Control Building Unit 2 computer room-fire-door (222) was also declared inoperable to support this PM.        The PM was expected to take longer than the 7 days specified by the Technical Specification -
Limiting Condition for Operation (LCO), requiring this Special Report. With the fire detectors operable on at least one side of the doors,_ an hourly fire watch was stationed and remains in place pending restoration of the fire doors. The PM is expected to allow restoration of the fire doors in August 1992.
At 1030'on July 9, 1992, the-Unit 1 Reactor Building 20' elevation Secondary Containment airlock doors were both opened (including fire door 203). This was done.with Unit 1 in Cold Shutdown to support the Unit outage started on April 21,
         '1992. Opening these doors increases ventilation air flow into the building and supports the increased traf fic of a Unit outage. _ With the fire detectora operable on at least one side of the doors, an hourly fire watch was stationed and remains in place ' pending restoratic.a of the fire door.      The doors were expected' to be open longer- than the 7 days specified by the Technical Specification Limiting Condition for Operation (LCO), requiring this Special
        . Report. The doors will~ remain open to support the Unit 1 outage.
l i;        on July 14, 1992, generic LCOs were written to cover the block walls, with expansion gaps at the top,. -in - the Control Building (CB), Emergency Diesel Generator (EDG) Building, and the adjoining four day (fuel oil) tank rooms. On            i July 15, 1992, an additional LCO was written to include the Service Water                 l i
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The additional block walls were declared inoperable as a precautionary response to findings originally reported in LER 1-92-012.          This LER initiated an investigation when 2 control Building masonry block walls were found with non-fire rated sealing material in the expansion gap at the top of the walls. These walls had not been identified as fire barriers on the prints nd indices. There are 71 additional block walls with gaps similar to the origine, control Building block walls. A walkdown of each gap will be conducted as part of the Fire Barrier Reinspection Project currently in progress. The project has inspected 11 walls and found 3 walls with non-qualified gap seals.      Ons block wall is located in the control Building 49' elevation, and the other 2 are in the EDG    -
building 50' elevation. Inspection of the remaining fire barriers is continuing with repair of deficiencies to be completed prior to the end of each affected Unit's next refueling outage.
Very truly you s, a-g                           '
                                                                  . Spencer, G neral Manager Brunswick Nuclear Project cca   Mr. S. D. Ebneter Mr. R. H. Lo BSEP NRC Resident Office
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