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| issue date = 09/22/2004
| issue date = 09/22/2004
| title = Condition Report CR-CNS-2004-06422, Alarm Procedure Errors
| title = Condition Report CR-CNS-2004-06422, Alarm Procedure Errors
| author name = Dykstra J D
| author name = Dykstra J
| author affiliation = Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD)
| author affiliation = Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD)
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Dykstra,James D Group: PLT Eng Sup Elec Pfog Staff Phone: 4028255262.Discovered:
Initiation                                 CR-CNS-2004-06422 Originator: Dykstra,James D                         Group: PLT Eng Sup Elec Pfog Staff                             Phone: 4028255262
912212004 11:23:33AM Supcrvisor Thomns,Kenneth B Initiited:
      .Discovered: 912212004 11:23:33AM               Supcrvisor Thomns,Kenneth B                                       Initiited: 9/22/2004 11:29 REPORT MOO IND y OPER MODEIND y Condition D)escription:
9/22/2004 11:29 REPORT MOO IND y OPER MODEIND y Condition D)escription:
ALARM PROCEDURE ERRORS Alarm Procedure 2.3 B-3 indicates that a Service Waterpump motor overload/ground alarm on the B and DSW pump motors results in an automatic pump trip. Thatalarm results from actuation of the 50G ground relay, or either of the phase overcurrent relas' time-overcurrent contacts (designated as the 51 contacts). An automatic pump trip results from any of those actuations and a locked-rotor condition (50-2 contacts), or a short circuit condition (50;1 contacts), referencing B&R Drwg 3022. This design is In accordance with the relay manufacturers recommendations (GE, VM 1750), and this logic arrangement Is applicable to all of the 4kV.motors at CNS. An overload/ground alarm by itself does not result in an automatic pump trip, and the alarm procedure is In error.
ALARM PROCEDURE ERRORS Alarm Procedure 2.3 B-3 indicates that a Service Waterpump motor overload/ground alarm on the B and DSW pump motors results in an automatic pump trip. Thatalarm results from actuation of the 50G ground relay, or either of the phase overcurrent relas' time-overcurrent contacts (designated as the 51 contacts).
Immediate Action
An automatic pump trip results from any of those actuations and a locked-rotor condition (50-2 contacts), or a short circuit condition (50;1 contacts), referencing B&R Drwg 3022. This design is In accordance with the relay manufacturers recommendations (GE, VM 1750), and this logic arrangement Is applicable to all of the 4kV.motors at CNS. An overload/ground alarm by itself does not result in an automatic pump trip, and the alarm procedure is In error.Immediate Action


== Description:==
== Description:==


On discoveryof thiscondition, the remaindieir of the 4kV motoroveiload/ground alarm procedures were reviewed, and it was found that the same condition existed with respect to the Condensate pump motors, the Condensate Booster pump motors, and the CID Screen Wash pump motors (reference Alarm Procedure 2.3 A-3). TSG Initiated revisions to 2.3 A-3 and 2.3 B-3vas appropriate.
On discoveryof thiscondition, the remaindieir of the 4kV motoroveiload/ground alarm procedures were reviewed, and it was found that the same condition existed with respect to the Condensate pump motors, the Condensate Booster pump motors, and the CID Screen Wash pump motors (reference Alarm Procedure 2.3 A-3). TSG Initiated revisions to 2.3 A-3 and 2.3 B-3vas appropriate.
In addition, revisions to the alarm procedures for the other 4kV motors (RHR, CS, SWBP, cW,,and A/C SW) which described an automatic action for this alarm as a possible pump trip; were also Initiated to provide a cleareIr description of the automatic actions expected, that is, a pump trip on alarm only in conjunction with a locked-rotor condition on the motor.Suerested Action
In addition, revisions to the alarm procedures for the other 4kV motors (RHR, CS, SWBP, cW,,and A/C SW) which described an automatic action for this alarm as a possible pump trip; were also Initiated to provide a cleareIr description of the automatic actions expected, that is, a pump trip on alarm only in conjunction with a locked-rotor condition on the motor.
Suerested Action


== Description:==
== Description:==


CBOAT. The extent of the condition was determined, and corrective actions (procedure revisions) are In progress;}}
CBOAT. The extent of the condition was determined, and corrective actions (procedure revisions) are In progress;}}

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Condition Report CR-CNS-2004-06422, Alarm Procedure Errors
ML061980228
Person / Time
Site: Cooper Entergy icon.png
Issue date: 09/22/2004
From: Dykstra J
Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD)
To:
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
FOIA/PA-2006-0007, R4-5A44 CR-CNS-2004-06422
Download: ML061980228 (1)


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Initiation CR-CNS-2004-06422 Originator: Dykstra,James D Group: PLT Eng Sup Elec Pfog Staff Phone: 4028255262

.Discovered: 912212004 11:23:33AM Supcrvisor Thomns,Kenneth B Initiited: 9/22/2004 11:29 REPORT MOO IND y OPER MODEIND y Condition D)escription:

ALARM PROCEDURE ERRORS Alarm Procedure 2.3 B-3 indicates that a Service Waterpump motor overload/ground alarm on the B and DSW pump motors results in an automatic pump trip. Thatalarm results from actuation of the 50G ground relay, or either of the phase overcurrent relas' time-overcurrent contacts (designated as the 51 contacts). An automatic pump trip results from any of those actuations and a locked-rotor condition (50-2 contacts), or a short circuit condition (50;1 contacts), referencing B&R Drwg 3022. This design is In accordance with the relay manufacturers recommendations (GE, VM 1750), and this logic arrangement Is applicable to all of the 4kV.motors at CNS. An overload/ground alarm by itself does not result in an automatic pump trip, and the alarm procedure is In error.

Immediate Action

Description:

On discoveryof thiscondition, the remaindieir of the 4kV motoroveiload/ground alarm procedures were reviewed, and it was found that the same condition existed with respect to the Condensate pump motors, the Condensate Booster pump motors, and the CID Screen Wash pump motors (reference Alarm Procedure 2.3 A-3). TSG Initiated revisions to 2.3 A-3 and 2.3 B-3vas appropriate.

In addition, revisions to the alarm procedures for the other 4kV motors (RHR, CS, SWBP, cW,,and A/C SW) which described an automatic action for this alarm as a possible pump trip; were also Initiated to provide a cleareIr description of the automatic actions expected, that is, a pump trip on alarm only in conjunction with a locked-rotor condition on the motor.

Suerested Action

Description:

CBOAT. The extent of the condition was determined, and corrective actions (procedure revisions) are In progress;