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| event date = 07/13/2011 00:23 EDT
| event date = 07/13/2011 00:23 EDT
| last update date = 07/13/2011
| last update date = 07/13/2011
| title = Overflow Of Condenser Circulating Water
| title = Overflow of Condenser Circulating Water
| event text = At 0023 on 07/13/2011, a notification to an outside state agency, Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC), was made due to an overflow of Condenser Circulating Water from the northwest corner of the diffuser pond through a heavily vegetated area into a slough adjacent to the Sequoyah Training Center.  Condenser Circulating Water is also discharging to the river via storm water outfall 14  near the cooling towers as well as the normal diffuser pond discharge at outfall 101.
| event text = At 0023 on 07/13/2011, a notification to an outside state agency, Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC), was made due to an overflow of Condenser Circulating Water from the northwest corner of the diffuser pond through a heavily vegetated area into a slough adjacent to the Sequoyah Training Center.  Condenser Circulating Water is also discharging to the river via storm water outfall 14  near the cooling towers as well as the normal diffuser pond discharge at outfall 101.
At approximately 1545 on 07/12/2011, one of the two diffuser gates at Sequoyah failed and shut off the west diffuser pipe.  The other diffuser remained open throughout the event.  Plant personnel made several attempts to raise the diffuser gate utilizing divers and cranes.  When it was determined the crane could not lift the diffuser gate, both units reduced power to 85% and one (1) Condenser Circulating Water pump for each unit, two (2) pumps total, were removed from service.  Diffuser pond level is currently lowering.
At approximately 1545 on 07/12/2011, one of the two diffuser gates at Sequoyah failed and shut off the west diffuser pipe.  The other diffuser remained open throughout the event.  Plant personnel made several attempts to raise the diffuser gate utilizing divers and cranes.  When it was determined the crane could not lift the diffuser gate, both units reduced power to 85% and one (1) Condenser Circulating Water pump for each unit, two (2) pumps total, were removed from service.  Diffuser pond level is currently lowering.

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ENS 47045 +/-
Where
Sequoyah Tennessee Valley Authority icon.png
Tennessee (NRC Region 2)
Reporting
10 CFR 50.72(b)(2)(xi), Notification to Government Agency or News Release
Time - Person (Reporting Time:+-3.25 h-0.135 days <br />-0.0193 weeks <br />-0.00445 months <br />)
Opened: Matt Leenerts
01:08 Jul 13, 2011
NRC Officer: Charles Teal
Last Updated: Jul 13, 2011
47045 - NRC Website
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