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| event date = 09/25/2004 23:56 EDT
| event date = 09/25/2004 23:56 EDT
| last update date = 09/26/2004
| last update date = 09/26/2004
| title = Unusual Event Declared Due To A Loss Of Offsite Power
| title = Unusual Event Declared Due to a Loss of Offsite Power
| event text = At 2356 [EDT], September 25, 2004, off-site power was lost for both units.  At the time of the event both units were in mode 4 and cooling down to meet shutdown entry conditions.  The shutdown of both units was due to hurricane conditions from hurricane Jeanne.  All four emergency diesels (2 per unit) started and properly loaded.  Both units are stable in natural circulation cooling.  Efforts continue to place both units on shutdown cooling.  All systems operated as expected.  The plant was already in a Notification of Unusual Event due to the Hurricane.  Shutdown Cooling was established on Unit 1 at approximately 0020 EDT on 9/26/04.
| event text = At 2356 [EDT], September 25, 2004, off-site power was lost for both units.  At the time of the event both units were in mode 4 and cooling down to meet shutdown entry conditions.  The shutdown of both units was due to hurricane conditions from hurricane Jeanne.  All four emergency diesels (2 per unit) started and properly loaded.  Both units are stable in natural circulation cooling.  Efforts continue to place both units on shutdown cooling.  All systems operated as expected.  The plant was already in a Notification of Unusual Event due to the Hurricane.  Shutdown Cooling was established on Unit 1 at approximately 0020 EDT on 9/26/04.
The licensee informed both state and local agencies and the NRC Resident Inspector.  A conference call was held at approximately 0005 EDT with R2 Response Manager (Len Wert), NRR EO (Stu Richards) and IRD (Susan Frant) to discuss the loss of offsite power.  The participants concluded that the NRC Monitoring Mode entered at 1515 EDT on 9/25 for the Hurricane was appropriate.
The licensee informed both state and local agencies and the NRC Resident Inspector.  A conference call was held at approximately 0005 EDT with R2 Response Manager (Len Wert), NRR EO (Stu Richards) and IRD (Susan Frant) to discuss the loss of offsite power.  The participants concluded that the NRC Monitoring Mode entered at 1515 EDT on 9/25 for the Hurricane was appropriate.

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ENS 41072 +/-
Where
Saint Lucie NextEra Energy icon.png
Florida (NRC Region 2)
Reporting
Emergency class: Unusual Event
10 CFR 50.72(a) (1) (i), Emergency Class Declaration

10 CFR 50.72(b)(3)(iv)(A), System Actuation
Time - Person (Reporting Time:+-3.35 h-0.14 days <br />-0.0199 weeks <br />-0.00459 months <br />)
Opened: Tom Coste
00:35 Sep 26, 2004
NRC Officer: Steve Sandin
Last Updated: Sep 26, 2004
41072 - NRC Website
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