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.SYS1'Eg'3 ,/'-REGULATORY INFORMATION DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (RIDS)ACCESSION NBR:8901030388 DOC.DATE: 88/12/30 NOTARIZED:
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NO DOCKET FACIL:50-250 Turkey Point Plant, Unit 3, Florida Power and Light C 05000250 AUTH.NAME AUTHOR AFFILIATION LYONS,E." Florida Power'Light Co., CONWAY,W.F.
  , /'-                   REGULATORY INFORMATION DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (RIDS)
Florida Power&Light.Co.RECIP.NAME RECIPIENT AFFILIATION RECIPIENT ID CODE/NAME PD2-2 LA EDISON,G INTERNAL: ACRS MICHELSON ACRS WYLIE AEOD/DSP/TPAB ARM/DCTS/DAB NRR/DEST/ADS 7E NRR/DEST/ESB SD NRR/DEST/MEB 9H NRR/DEST/PSB SD NRR/DEST/SGB SD NRR/DLPQ/QAB 10 NRR/DREP/RAB 10 R~R..IB 9A EG E 02 E SR/PRAB COPIES LTTR ENCL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 RECIPIENT ID CODE/NAME PD2-2 PD ACRS MOELLER AEOD/DOA AEOD/ROAB/DS P DEDRO NRR/DEST/CEB 8H NRR/DEST/ICSB 7 NRR/DEST/MTB 9H NRR/DEST/RSB 8E NRR/DLPQ/HFB 10 NRR/DOEA/EAB 11 NRR/DREP/RPB 10 NUDOCS-ABSTRACT RES/DSIR/EIB RGN2 FILE 01 COPIES LTTR ENCL 1 1 2.2 1 1 2 2 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1
ACCESSION NBR:8901030388                           DOC.DATE:   88/12/30     NOTARIZED: NO           DOCKET FACIL:50-250 Turkey Point Plant, Unit 3, Florida Power and Light                                 C 05000250 AUTH. NAME             AUTHOR AFFILIATION LYONS,E. "
Florida Power' Light Co.,
CONWAY,W.F.           Florida Power & Light. Co.
RECIP.NAME             RECIPIENT AFFILIATION


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LER 88-032-00:on 881202,personnel error results in loss of power to vital instrument bus&isolation of CR&CV.W/8 DISTRIBUTION CODE: IE22D COPIES RECEIVED:LTR
LER   88-032-00:on 881202,personnel                       error results in loss of power   to vital instrument                   bus   & isolation of CR & CV.
'NCL SIZE: TITLE: 50.73 Licensee Event Report (LER)g Incident Rpt, etc.NOTES 8 D D S EXTERNAL EG&G WI LLIAMS I S H ST LOBBY WARD NRC PDR NSIC MAYS(G 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 FORD BLDG HOY,A LPDR NSIC HARRIS,J 1 1 1 1 1 1~'IO ALL t'RIDS" RECZPZENIS'IZASE HELP US 10 REDUCE WASTE!~CI'IHE DOCUMENI'ONGEAL DESK ROOM Pl-37 (EXT.20079)KO EZJl62QQ'E YOUR NAME FMH DISTfKBVZIQN LISTS POR DOCUMENZS YOU DOIN'T NEED!TOTAL NUMBER OF COPIES REQUIRED: LTTR 44 ENCL 43 g(0@
W/8 DISTRIBUTION CODE: IE22D                         COPIES RECEIVED:LTR       'NCL       SIZE:                 8 TITLE: 50.73 Licensee Event Report (LER)g Incident Rpt,                             etc.
NAC Form 300 (903)LICENSEE EVENT REPORT{LER)U.S.NUCLEAR REOULATORY COMMISSION APPROVED OMB NO.31500101 EXPIRES: 0/31/00 FACILITY NAME (I)Turke Point Unit 3 DOCKET NUMBER (2)PA o 5 o o o2 5p>OF03 Personnel Error Results in Loss of Power to Vital Instrument Bus and EVENT DATE (5)MONTH DAY YEAR YEAR, SEQVENrr*L NUMBER'yxx REvrslON 2N: NVMSER LER NUMBER (0)REPORT DATE I7)MONTH OAY YEAR OTHER FACILITIES INVOLVED (0)DOCKE'7 NUMBER(s)0 5 0 0 0 251 I'ACI LIT Y NAMES Turkey Point Unit 4 1 2 0 2 8 8 8 0 3 2 0 12 3088 0 5 0 0 0 OPEAATINO MODE (SI 5 POWER LEVEL p p p 20A02(0)20A00(e)II)lil 20A00(elll l(il)20A00(~l(1 I (ill I 20A00(e l(1)(lr I 20A00(e I (1)(r)20A05(c)50M(cl (I)00.30(cl(2) 09.7$(~)(21(l)00.73(el(2)(EI 50.73(e)l2)(ill)LICENSEE CONTACT FOA THIS LER (12)50.73(e)l2)(lrl 50.73(el(2)(r) 50,7$(el(2srlll 50,7$(~l(2)(rllll(A) 50.7$(el(2)(rlE)(SI 50.73(r)l2)(el 0 THE REOUIAEMENTS OF 10 CFA (I: ICnicfr onr or morr of tnr fofforffnff III)THIS REPORT IS SUBMITTED PURSUANT T 7$.71DII 7$.71(c)DTHER ISprclfy In Aotoxct Orrorr rnrf in Tref, ff AC Form JSSAI NAME AREA CODE TELEPHONE NUMBER Edward Lyons, Compliance Engineer 305 2 46"6 731 COMPLETE ONE LINE FOR EACH COMPONENT FAILURE DESCRIBED IN THIS REPORT 1131 CAUSE SYSTEM COMPONENT MANUFAC.TURER T()NPA()$i$';(CAUSE SYSTEM COMPONENT X90,',rX9'xe(9%~rqU(E)
NOTES RECIPIENT                          COPIES            RECIPIENT            COPIES ID  CODE/NAME                      LTTR ENCL        ID CODE/NAME        LTTR ENCL PD2-2 LA                                  1    1      PD2-2 PD                1    1            D EDISON,G                                  1    1 D
MANUFAC.TURER EPOATABL'E ir'ONPADS'''SUPPLEMENTAL REPOAT EXPECTED lie)YES Iff yrr, COmprrrr EXPECTED$(ISMISSIOIY DATEI NO ABSTRACT ILfmlt to fc00 cprcn, I r..rpproxfmrtrfy ffftrrn tfnprrrprcr typrrrrlttrn Snnf (10)EXPECTED SUBMISSION DATE (15)MONTH DAY YEAR NRC Form 300 (9 53)On December 2, 1988, at 0500, with Unit 3 in cold shutdown and Unit 4 defueled, a Nuclear Turbine Operator (NTO)was attempting to remove the 4B normal inverter from service to allow maintenance to be performed.
INTERNAL: ACRS MICHELSON                            1    1      ACRS MOELLER            2. 2 ACRS WYLIE                                1    1      AEOD/DOA                1    1            S AEOD/DSP/TPAB                            1    1      AEOD/ROAB/DS P          2    2 ARM/DCTS/DAB                              1    1      DEDRO                    1    1-NRR/DEST/ADS 7E                          1    0      NRR/DEST/CEB 8H          1    1 NRR/DEST/ESB SD                          1    1      NRR/DEST/ICSB 7          1    1 NRR/DEST/MEB 9H                          1    1      NRR/DEST/MTB 9H          1    1 NRR/DEST/PSB SD                          1    1      NRR/DEST/RSB 8E          1    1 NRR/DEST/SGB SD                          1    1      NRR/DLPQ/HFB 10          1    1 NRR/DLPQ/QAB 10                          1    1      NRR/DOEA/EAB 11          1    1 NRR/DREP/RAB 10                          1    1      NRR/DREP/RPB 10          2    2 R~R..        IB 9A                    1    1      NUDOCS-ABSTRACT          1    1 EG      E      02                    1    1      RES/DSIR/EIB            1    1 E      SR/PRAB                        1    1      RGN2    FILE 01        1    1 EXTERNAL   EG&G WILLIAMSI S                         4    4      FORD BLDG HOY,A          1    1 H ST LOBBY WARD                           1     1       LPDR                    1     1 NRC PDR                                  1     1       NSIC HARRIS,J           1     1 NSIC MAYS(G                              1     1
After transferring load to the"B" spare inverter, the NTO mistakenly opened the output breaker for the"BH spare inverter instead of opening the output breaker for the 4B normal inverter.This resulted in a loss of power to the 120 vital AC bus 4P08 and the process radiation monitoring rack.Loss of the process radiation monitoring rack resulted in the automatic isolation of the Containment Ventilation and Control Room Ventilation systems.The breaker was closed approximately 30 seconds after being opened, and at 0540 the Control Room Ventilation system was returned to its normal alignment.
                ~     'IO ALL t'RIDS" RECZPZENIS'IZASE HELP US 10 REDUCE WASTE!                 ~CI'IHE     DOCUMENI'ONGEAL DESK ROOM Pl-37 (EXT. 20079)               KO EZJl62QQ'E YOUR NAME FMH DISTfKBVZIQN LISTS POR DOCUMENZS YOU DOIN'T NEED!
The cause of the event was personnel error in that the NTO opened the output breaker for the"B" spare inverter instead of opening the output breaker for the 4B normal inverter..
TOTAL NUMBER OF COPIES REQUIRED: LTTR                             44   ENCL   43 g(0@
Human factors considerations contributed to this event in that the"B" spare inverter was mis-labeled as HB standby inverter." The NTO was counseled following the event.The spare inverters will be re-labeled as spare inverters.
In addition, the procedure in use at the time of the event will be revised to require that the oper'ator verify that the inverter to be de-energized is not supplying power to the bus.rC7 x 89P1PSP:Sc:-,":
12ZP PElh ADOCVi P SPP<)25P PDC NRC Form 38SA (98'i LICENSEE E NT REPORT HLER)TEXT CONTINUA N U.S.NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION APPROVED OMS NO.3150-0104 EXPIRES: 8/31/88 FACILITY NAME tll Turkey Point Unit 3 TENT/S'm<<o Nw>>)4 roSI>><</, I>>o<<//Sor>>l HRC Form Sr)SASJ (IT)DOCKET NUMBER (2)0 5 0 0 0 LER NUMBER Ld)YEAR g@SEQUENTIAL g+g REVISION NI/MSER'/8 NVM8ER 88 03 2 00 PAGE (3)0 2 0 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE EVENT'n December 2, 1988, at 0500, with Unit 3 in cold shutdown and Unit 4 defueled, a Nuclear Turbine Operator (NTO)(non-licensed utility employee)was attempting to remove the 4B normal inverter (EIIS:EF;component:
INVT)from service to allow maintenance to be performed.
The NTO had previously transferred the load from the 4B normal inverter to the"B" spare inverter.Following the load transfer, the NTO mistakenly opened the output breaker for the"B" spare inverter, instead of opening the output breaker for the 4B normal'inverter.
This resulted in a loss of power to the 120 volt AC vital'us 4P08.The process radiation monitoring rack is powered from bus 4P08.Therefore, the loss of bus 4P08 resulted in the loss of the process radiation monitoring rack.The loss of the process radiation monitoring rack resulted in the automatic isolation of the Containment Ventilation System (EIIS:VA)and the Control Room Ventilation System (EIIS:VI).
Breaker 4P08 was reclosed approximately 30 seconds after being opened.At 0515 the 4B normal inverter was de-energized.
At 0540, the Control Room Ventilation System was returned to its normal configuration.
CAUSE OF THE EVENT The cause of the'event was personnel error in that the NTO opened the output breaker for the"B" spare inverter instead of the output breaker for the 4B normal inverter.Human factors considerations contributed to the cause of this event.The section of the procedure used to de-energize an inverter is labeled"De-energizing a Standby Inverter." The procedure requires that the operator"Perform the following steps at the affected inverter panel." In this event, the affected inverter was the 4B normal inverter.In addition, the"B" spare inverter was mis-labeled as"B Standby Inverterou The NTO apparently became confused about which inverter was the"affected inverter" and opened the wrong breaker.ANALYSIS The Containment Ventilation System and the Control Room Ventilation System isolated as designed on a loss of power to the process radiation monitoring rack.No plant equipment was damaged as a result of this event.Based on the above, this event had no effect on the health and safety of the public.CORRECTIVE ACTIONS 1)Breaker 4P08 was reclosed, within approximately 30 seconds, restoring power to the bus.2)The NTO and the other operators on the same shift were counseled on the importance of recognizing the goals of the evolution being performed, and the relationship between those goals and the procedural steps being performed.
In addition, a night order was issued to instruct all shifts to verify that an inverter being removed from service is not carrying any load prior to opening the output breaker.NRC FORM SddA (94)3)oU.8 GPO:1986 0.624 538r455


NRC Form 3BSA (9"3)LICENSEE VENT REPORT (LER)TEXT CONTINUATION U.S.NUCLEAR REOULATORY COMMISSIO APPROVED OMB NO.3150&104 EXPIRES: 8/31/88 FACILITY NAME (I)DOCKET NUMBER (2)LER NUMBER (8)PACE (3)Turkey Point Unit 3 TEXT/8'Rlrro Nwor H/BBoled, I/ro aAWons/HRC
NAC Form 300                                                                                                                                  U.S. NUCLEAR REOULATORY COMMISSION (903)
%%dri 3854'r/nl)o s o o o YEAR@Q 8 8 BEOUENTIAL j.m NUMBER reer 032 REVISION NUMBER 00 03 OF 0 3 3)4)The spare inverters will be re-labeled as spare inverters.
APPROVED OMB NO. 31500101 LICENSEE EVENT REPORT {LER)                                                    EXPIRES: 0/31/00 FACILITY NAME (I)                                                                                                                    DOCKET NUMBER (2)                            PA Turke        Point Unit            3                                                                                        o  5  o    o  o2 5p >OF03 Personnel Error Results                          in    Loss        of      Power    to Vital Instrument                  Bus and EVENT DATE (5)                    LER NUMBER (0)                          REPORT DATE I7)                          OTHER FACILITIES INVOLVED (0)
'This action will be completed by February 24, 1989.Procedure O-OP-003.3 will be revised to require that the operator verify that the inverter to be de-energized is not supplying power by checking the associated ammeter prior to opening the breakers.This action will be completed by February 10, 1989.ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Similar events:LERs 251-88-002 and 250-87-032 describe similar events.NRC FORM 34BA (983)*U,S.OPO.'(988 0 824 538/455 P.O.Box 14000, Juno Beach, FL 33408-0420
MONTH      DAY      YEAR    YEAR,        SEQVENrr*L 'yxx REvrslON MONTH                OAY      YEAR          I'ACI LIT Y NAMES                DOCKE'7 NUMBER(s)
.OEGEMBER 5 O~9<~L-88-555 10 CFR 50.73 U.S.Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attn: Document Control Desk Washington, D.C.20555 Gentlemen:.
NUMBER    2N: NVMSER Turkey Point Unit 4                        0    5    0    0          0  251 1    2    0 2            8  8 8            0        3 2            0    12            3088                                                      0    5    0    0          0 THIS REPORT IS SUBMITTED PURSUANT T 0 THE REOUIAEMENTS OF 10 CFA (I: ICnicfr onr or morr of tnr fofforffnffIII)
Re: Turkey Point Units 3 and 4 Docket Nos.50-250 and 50-251 Reportable Event: 250-88-32 Date of Event: December 2, 1988 Personnel Error Results in Loss of Power to Vital Instrument Bus and Automatic Isolation of Control Room and-Containment Ventilation The attached License Event Report (LER)is being submitted pursuant to the requirements of 10 CFR 50.73 to provide notification of the subject event.Very truly yours, W.F.Conw y Senior Vice President-Nuclear WFC/RHF/gp Attachment CC Malcolm L.Ernst, Acting Regional Administrator, Region II, USNRC Senior Resident Inspector, USNRC, Turkey Point Plant an Fpt.Group company}}
OPEAATINO MODE (SI          5        20A02(0)                                  20A05(c)                            50.73(e)  l2)(lrl                        7$ .71DII POWER                          20A00(e) II)lil                          50M(cl (I)                          50.73(el(2)(r)                            7$ .71(c)
LEVEL p    p      p      20A00(elll l(il)                          00.30(cl(2)                        50,7$ (el(2srlll                          DTHER ISprclfy In Aotoxct Orrorr rnrf in Tref, ffAC Form 20A00( ~ l(1 I (illI                      09.7$ ( ~ )(21(l)                  50,7$ ( ~ l(2)(rllll(A)                  JSSAI 20A00(e l(1)(lrI                          00.73(el(2)(EI                      50.7$ (el(2)(rlE) (SI 20A00(e I (1)(r)                          50.73(e) l2)(ill)                  50.73(r) l2)(el LICENSEE CONTACT FOA THIS LER (12)
NAME                                                                                                                                                TELEPHONE NUMBER AREA CODE Edward Lyons, Compliance Engineer                                                                                                    305          2  46 "6 731 COMPLETE ONE LINE FOR EACH COMPONENT FAILURE DESCRIBED IN THIS REPORT 1131 CAUSE SYSTEM          COMPONENT MANUFAC.
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TURER EPOATABL'E ir'ONPADS
                                                                                      'xe(9%~rqU(E)
SUPPLEMENTAL REPOAT EXPECTED            lie)                                                                  MONTH            DAY  YEAR EXPECTED SUBMISSION DATE (15)
YES Iffyrr, COmprrrr EXPECTED $ (ISMISSIOIY DATEI                                    NO ABSTRACT ILfmlt to fc00 cprcn, I r.. rpproxfmrtrfy ffftrrn tfnprrrprcr typrrrrlttrn Snnf (10)
On December 2, 1988, at 0500, with Unit 3 in cold shutdown and Unit 4 defueled, a Nuclear Turbine Operator (NTO) was attempting to remove the 4B normal inverter from service to allow maintenance to be performed.
After transferring load to the "B" spare inverter, the NTO mistakenly opened the output breaker for the "BH spare inverter instead of opening the output breaker for the 4B normal inverter. This resulted in a loss of power to the 120 vital AC bus 4P08 and the process radiation monitoring rack. Loss of the process radiation monitoring rack resulted in the automatic isolation of the Containment Ventilation and Control Room Ventilation systems. The breaker was closed approximately 30 seconds after being opened, and at 0540 the Control Room Ventilation system was returned to its normal alignment. The cause of the event was personnel error in that the NTO opened the output breaker for the "B" spare inverter instead of opening the output breaker for the 4B normal inverter.. Human factors considerations contributed to this event in that the "B" spare inverter was mis-labeled as HB standby inverter." The NTO was counseled following the event. The spare inverters will be re-labeled as spare inverters. In addition, the procedure in use at the time of the event will be revised to require that the oper'ator verify that the inverter to be de-energized is not supplying power to the bus.
rC7 x 89P1PSP:Sc:-,": 12ZP PElh            ADOCVi P SPP<)25P PDC NRC Form 300 (9 53)
 
NRC Form 38SA                                                                                                  U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION (98'i LICENSEE E              NT REPORT     HLER)  TEXT CONTINUA    N                APPROVED OMS NO. 3150-0104 EXPIRES: 8/31/88 FACILITY NAME tll                                                      DOCKET NUMBER (2)            LER NUMBER Ld)                      PAGE (3)
SEQUENTIAL g+g REVISION YEAR g@    NI/MSER    '/8  NVM8ER Turkey Point Unit              3 0  5  0  0  0 88      03      2          00        0 2          0 3 TENT /S'm<<o Nw>>)4 roSI>><</, I>>o<<//Sor>>l HRC Form Sr)SASJ (IT)
DESCRIPTION OF THE EVENT
                                                              'n December          2, 1988,          at 0500, with Unit 3 in cold shutdown and Unit 4 defueled, a Nuclear Turbine Operator (NTO) (non-licensed utility employee) was attempting to remove the 4B normal inverter (EIIS:EF; component: INVT) from service to allow maintenance to be performed. The NTO had previously transferred the load from the 4B normal inverter to the "B" spare inverter. Following the load transfer, the NTO mistakenly opened the output breaker for the "B" spare inverter, instead of opening the output breaker for the 4B normal 'inverter. This resulted in a loss of power to the 120 volt AC vital'us 4P08. The process radiation monitoring rack is powered from bus 4P08. Therefore, the loss of bus 4P08 resulted in the loss of the process radiation monitoring rack. The loss of the process radiation monitoring rack resulted in the automatic isolation of the Containment Ventilation System (EIIS:VA) and the Control Room Ventilation System (EIIS:VI). Breaker 4P08 was reclosed approximately 30 seconds after being opened. At 0515 the 4B normal inverter was de-energized.                                    At 0540, the Control Room Ventilation System was returned to its normal configuration.
CAUSE OF THE EVENT The cause          of the'event            was    personnel error in that the    NTO  opened the output breaker        for the "B" spare inverter instead of the output breaker for the 4B normal inverter. Human factors considerations contributed to the cause of this event. The section of the procedure used to de-energize an inverter is labeled "De-energizing a Standby Inverter." The procedure requires that the operator "Perform the following steps at the affected inverter panel." In this event, the affected inverter was the 4B normal inverter. In addition, the "B" spare inverter        was    mis-labeled as "B Standby Inverterou                    The NTO  apparently          became confused about which                    inverter      was  the "affected inverter" and opened the wrong breaker.
ANALYSIS The Containment Ventilation System and the Control Room Ventilation System isolated as designed on a loss of power to the process radiation monitoring rack. No plant equipment was damaged as a result of this event. Based on the above, this event had no effect on the health and safety of the public.
CORRECTIVE ACTIONS
: 1)      Breaker 4P08 was reclosed, within approximately 30 seconds,                              restoring power to the bus.
: 2)      The NTO and the                other operators on the same shift were counseled on the importance of recognizing the goals of the evolution being performed, and the relationship between those goals and the procedural steps being performed. In addition, a night order was issued to instruct all shifts to verify that an inverter being removed from service is not carrying any load prior to opening the output breaker .
NRC FORM SddA                                                                                                              oU.8 GPO:1986 0.624 538r455 (94)3)
 
NRC Form 3BSA (9 "3)                                                                                                              U.S. NUCLEAR REOULATORY COMMISSIO LICENSEE            VENT REPORT (LER) TEXT CONTINUATION                            APPROVED OMB NO. 3150&104 EXPIRES: 8/31/88 FACILITY NAME (I)                                                       DOCKET NUMBER (2)
LER NUMBER (8)                     PACE (3)
YEAR @Q BEOUENTIAL NUMBER j.m  REVISION reer NUMBER Turkey Point Unit                 3                            o  s  o  o  o            8 8      032              00 03            OF 0 3 TEXT /8'Rlrro Nwor H /BBoled, I/ro aAWons/HRC %%dri 3854'r/ nl)
: 3)       The spare inverters                   will be re-labeled     as spare     inverters. 'This action will be completed by February 24, 1989.
: 4)        Procedure O-OP-003.3 will be revised to require that the operator verify that the inverter to be de-energized is not supplying power by checking the associated ammeter prior to opening the breakers . This action will be completed by February 10, 1989.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Similar events:LERs 251-88-002                         and 250-87-032       describe similar events.
NRC FORM 34BA                                                                                                                   *U,S.OPO.'(988 0 824 538/455 (983)
 
P.O. Box 14000, Juno Beach, FL 33408-0420
                                                                . OEGEMBER   5 O   ~9<~
L-88-555 10 CFR 50.73 U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attn: Document Control Desk Washington, D. C. 20555 Gentlemen:.
Re:   Turkey Point Units 3 and 4 Docket Nos. 50-250 and 50-251 Reportable Event: 250-88-32 Date of Event: December 2, 1988 Personnel Error Results in Loss of Power to Vital Instrument Bus and Automatic Isolation of Control Room and- Containment           Ventilation The attached License Event Report (LER)       is being submitted pursuant to the requirements of       10 CFR 50.73 to provide notification of the subject event.
Very truly     yours, W. F. Conw y Senior Vice President         Nuclear WFC/RHF/gp Attachment CC   Malcolm L. Ernst, Acting Regional Administrator, Region                         II, USNRC Senior Resident Inspector,       USNRC, Turkey Point Plant an Fpt. Group company}}

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LER 88-032-00:on 881202,personnel Error Resulted in Loss of Power to Vital Instrument Bus & Isolation of Stated Ventilation Sys.Operator Counseled.Spare Inverter Relabeled as Spare & Procedures revised.W/881230 Ltr
ML17347A888
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Site: Turkey Point NextEra Energy icon.png
Issue date: 12/30/1988
From: Conway W, Lyons E
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION & RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (ARM)
References
L-88-555, LER-88-032, LER-88-32, NUDOCS 8901030388
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On December 2, 1988, at 0500, with Unit 3 in cold shutdown and Unit 4 defueled, a Nuclear Turbine Operator (NTO) was attempting to remove the 4B normal inverter from service to allow maintenance to be performed.

After transferring load to the "B" spare inverter, the NTO mistakenly opened the output breaker for the "BH spare inverter instead of opening the output breaker for the 4B normal inverter. This resulted in a loss of power to the 120 vital AC bus 4P08 and the process radiation monitoring rack. Loss of the process radiation monitoring rack resulted in the automatic isolation of the Containment Ventilation and Control Room Ventilation systems. The breaker was closed approximately 30 seconds after being opened, and at 0540 the Control Room Ventilation system was returned to its normal alignment. The cause of the event was personnel error in that the NTO opened the output breaker for the "B" spare inverter instead of opening the output breaker for the 4B normal inverter.. Human factors considerations contributed to this event in that the "B" spare inverter was mis-labeled as HB standby inverter." The NTO was counseled following the event. The spare inverters will be re-labeled as spare inverters. In addition, the procedure in use at the time of the event will be revised to require that the oper'ator verify that the inverter to be de-energized is not supplying power to the bus.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE EVENT

'n December 2, 1988, at 0500, with Unit 3 in cold shutdown and Unit 4 defueled, a Nuclear Turbine Operator (NTO) (non-licensed utility employee) was attempting to remove the 4B normal inverter (EIIS:EF; component: INVT) from service to allow maintenance to be performed. The NTO had previously transferred the load from the 4B normal inverter to the "B" spare inverter. Following the load transfer, the NTO mistakenly opened the output breaker for the "B" spare inverter, instead of opening the output breaker for the 4B normal 'inverter. This resulted in a loss of power to the 120 volt AC vital'us 4P08. The process radiation monitoring rack is powered from bus 4P08. Therefore, the loss of bus 4P08 resulted in the loss of the process radiation monitoring rack. The loss of the process radiation monitoring rack resulted in the automatic isolation of the Containment Ventilation System (EIIS:VA) and the Control Room Ventilation System (EIIS:VI). Breaker 4P08 was reclosed approximately 30 seconds after being opened. At 0515 the 4B normal inverter was de-energized. At 0540, the Control Room Ventilation System was returned to its normal configuration.

CAUSE OF THE EVENT The cause of the'event was personnel error in that the NTO opened the output breaker for the "B" spare inverter instead of the output breaker for the 4B normal inverter. Human factors considerations contributed to the cause of this event. The section of the procedure used to de-energize an inverter is labeled "De-energizing a Standby Inverter." The procedure requires that the operator "Perform the following steps at the affected inverter panel." In this event, the affected inverter was the 4B normal inverter. In addition, the "B" spare inverter was mis-labeled as "B Standby Inverterou The NTO apparently became confused about which inverter was the "affected inverter" and opened the wrong breaker.

ANALYSIS The Containment Ventilation System and the Control Room Ventilation System isolated as designed on a loss of power to the process radiation monitoring rack. No plant equipment was damaged as a result of this event. Based on the above, this event had no effect on the health and safety of the public.

CORRECTIVE ACTIONS

1) Breaker 4P08 was reclosed, within approximately 30 seconds, restoring power to the bus.
2) The NTO and the other operators on the same shift were counseled on the importance of recognizing the goals of the evolution being performed, and the relationship between those goals and the procedural steps being performed. In addition, a night order was issued to instruct all shifts to verify that an inverter being removed from service is not carrying any load prior to opening the output breaker .

NRC FORM SddA oU.8 GPO:1986 0.624 538r455 (94)3)

NRC Form 3BSA (9 "3) U.S. NUCLEAR REOULATORY COMMISSIO LICENSEE VENT REPORT (LER) TEXT CONTINUATION APPROVED OMB NO. 3150&104 EXPIRES: 8/31/88 FACILITY NAME (I) DOCKET NUMBER (2)

LER NUMBER (8) PACE (3)

YEAR @Q BEOUENTIAL NUMBER j.m REVISION reer NUMBER Turkey Point Unit 3 o s o o o 8 8 032 00 03 OF 0 3 TEXT /8'Rlrro Nwor H /BBoled, I/ro aAWons/HRC %%dri 3854'r/ nl)

3) The spare inverters will be re-labeled as spare inverters. 'This action will be completed by February 24, 1989.
4) Procedure O-OP-003.3 will be revised to require that the operator verify that the inverter to be de-energized is not supplying power by checking the associated ammeter prior to opening the breakers . This action will be completed by February 10, 1989.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Similar events:LERs 251-88-002 and 250-87-032 describe similar events.

NRC FORM 34BA *U,S.OPO.'(988 0 824 538/455 (983)

P.O. Box 14000, Juno Beach, FL 33408-0420

. OEGEMBER 5 O ~9<~

L-88-555 10 CFR 50.73 U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attn: Document Control Desk Washington, D. C. 20555 Gentlemen:.

Re: Turkey Point Units 3 and 4 Docket Nos. 50-250 and 50-251 Reportable Event: 250-88-32 Date of Event: December 2, 1988 Personnel Error Results in Loss of Power to Vital Instrument Bus and Automatic Isolation of Control Room and- Containment Ventilation The attached License Event Report (LER) is being submitted pursuant to the requirements of 10 CFR 50.73 to provide notification of the subject event.

Very truly yours, W. F. Conw y Senior Vice President Nuclear WFC/RHF/gp Attachment CC Malcolm L. Ernst, Acting Regional Administrator, Region II, USNRC Senior Resident Inspector, USNRC, Turkey Point Plant an Fpt. Group company