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| issue date = 03/07/1980
| issue date = 03/07/1980
| title = LER 80-008/03L-0:on 800206,discovered SIT Sample Valves for Tanks 1A1,1A2,1B1 & 1B2 Had Been Mislabeled as 1B2,1B1,1A2 & 1A1,respectively,resulting in Missed Surveillance Samplings. Caused by Incorrect Labeling During Installation
| title = LER 80-008/03L-0:on 800206,discovered SIT Sample Valves for Tanks 1A1,1A2,1B1 & 1B2 Had Been Mislabeled as 1B2,1B1,1A2 & 1A1,respectively,resulting in Missed Surveillance Samplings. Caused by Incorrect Labeling During Installation
| author name = SCHOPPMAN M A
| author name = Schoppman M
| author affiliation = FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO.
| author affiliation = FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO.
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The result of this problem was that man of the S.X.T-rz sampling surveillances required by Tech.Spec.3/4<<5.1.6 during the period 21 Oct-1979 to 5 Feb.1980 were actuall missed due to sam lin the w tank.However, during this period all four tanks were frequently sampled and none of these samples were below the Tech.Spec.limit of 1720 m.2 a 9 SYSTKAI CAUSE CAUSE CQPIP.VAI.Vs COOK COCK SJSCQQK CGaaaPQNEI4T CQ GK SVac'00$suacQQK 0 LJS LJS~ii"""0 LUII LJS 2 6 9 10 11 12 11 la 19 20 SKQUKNTIAL, OCCUARENCK REPGAT REVISION 21 22'1 24 26 1r aa 29'0 21 22 ACTION PUTUAE Kf PfCT SMVTCQYIN*T.ACNAI ENT NPRQ<PAIIAK CQLIP.CQUPCNENT TAXEN, AC, ION QN PLAIIl'4&TACO IIQURS'Q SV$441TTZQ PGAEI Sl'a.SVPP<iEA UAIUP AC,UREA MSLES LRS L'JS~LJS L'JS L'JS~C 21<<4 2$~Jo 40 41 44 42 CAUSc OESCRIPTIOPI ANO CORREC'a IVE ACTIONS Q23 o A S.I.T.remote sam lin svstem was installed in Oct.1979.The valve labels were inadvertently transposed during instal1ation.
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This problem went undetected until now because the normal sample volume is too small to change S.I.T.level indication.
NRC PORN S&8                                                                                                                           U.S. NVCI.EAR RECULATORY Cohlnll&SION fl Tll
The valve labels have been revised and 2 a 9 f ACILITY STATUS<<~PGYIER~QTNER STATUS Q 0 0 NA IAETIIQQ Qf QISCQVKRY~GISCQVKRY GESgAIPTIQal IRAQI Operator Observation 4$LOCATION of R'El%ASK QSS NA a~EQaa~1I I Qs 2 a 10 44 ACTIVITY CQNTKNT.'IELKASEQ Qf RELEASE aLVQUNTof ACTIVITY QSS 8 M2.'1~ZO24 2$9 It PERSONNEL f X)CSI.'A f$NUVSEA TYPS QESCAIPTIQN Q<<a~i>~00 0 Qaa~ZLQa NA 2 a I'2 11 PfRSQNNEI.
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INJVAIcS 44 4S the previous chemistry logs have been corrected to reflect the error.30 30 1'I 4 2 a 0 r a 9 I'I 12 LCSS Qf QA QAIAAG 2 0 PACII ITY Qca TYP&QESCAIPTIGII
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~zO2 10 PVAI.ICITY ISSUEII Gf SCRIPT:GN~4 LN IO44 9 10 NA NA NAhIE of PREPARER N.A.SchoPPman 30 NRC VSE ONI.Y oa$3 30 oNE: 305 552 3 02 Reportable Occurrence 335-80-8 Licensee Event Report Page Two Additional Cause Descri tion and Corrective Actions Since the safety injection tank sampling valves are within the plant containment, the exact labeling/wiring error has not been confirmed to date.The wiring to the solenoid sampling valves for the safety injection tanks was apparently transposed during subcontractor installation.
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As a temporary measure, a brief containment entry was made and the sample lines were physically traced to identify which sample valve is associated with each of the four safety injection tanks.The valves were then labeled accordingly.
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An inspection will be made during the forthcoming refueling outage to confirm and close-out the correction of this discrepancy.
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This is the first event involving surveillance errors due to this particular problem.}}
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                              ,Ro'GE     ~L'OS 60 0 5         0     0   Ol             l     Qi 0       l2     0 6   l8IO'8     14>>0         3     Ol   7 61   .         QQCX KT NI<<Ma&A                                 EVENTQATK                           REPQATQA K EVENT OESCRIPTION ANO PROEAEL COIIISECUEiHCES 0    2        On     Feb. 6, 1980                       it was                             QIO discovered that the S.
          ~01             tanks lA1, lA2, 1 Bl, and 1 B2 had been mis label ed a                                                                       2 lA1 respectively. The result of this problem was that man of the S.X.T-sampling surveillances required by Tech. Spec. 3/4<<5.1.6 during the period rz 21 Oct- 1979                       to     5 Feb.         1980 were             actuall missed                   due     to   sam     lin       the     w tank.           However, during                           this period               all     four tanks were frequently sampled and none               of these               samples were below the Tech. Spec.                                         limit of             1720         m.
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                                                                                                          ~ii "" "0 SYSTKAI               CAUSE         CAUSE                                                         CQPIP.       VAI.Vs COOK                 COCK         SJSCQQK                     CGaaaPQNEI4T CQ GK               SVac'00$
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SMVTCQYIN remote sam lin svstem was Jo 24 Q23 26 IIQURS 1r
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installed in Oct. 1979. The valve SVPP<iEA 21 PAIIAKCQLIP.
                                                                                                                                                                                ~C 44 22 CQUPCNENT UAIUPAC,UREA 42 labels were inadvertently transposed                                                     during instal1ation. This problem went undetected                           until now             because           the normal sample volume is too small to change             S.I.T. level indication.                                     The     valve labels have been revised and the previous chemistry logs have been corrected to                                                                      reflect the error.
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                  .'IELKASEQ     Qf RELEASE                       aLVQUNTof ACTIVITYQSS                                                        LOCATION  of R'El %ASK QSS 8       M2.'1           ~ZO24                                                                                                   NA 2       $     9                               It                                           44            4S PERSONNEL       fX)CSI.'A f$
NUVSEA                   TYPS         QESCAIPTIQN Q<<a
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Reportable Occurrence 335-80-8 Licensee Event Report Page Two Additional Cause Descri tion and Corrective Actions Since the safety injection tank sampling valves are within the plant containment, the exact labeling/wiring error has not been confirmed to date. The wiring to the solenoid sampling valves for the safety injection tanks was apparently transposed during subcontractor installation. As a temporary measure, a brief containment entry was made and the sample lines were physically traced to identify which sample valve is associated with each of the four safety injection tanks. The valves were then labeled accordingly. An inspection will be made during the forthcoming refueling outage to confirm and close-out the correction of this discrepancy. This is the first event involving surveillance errors due to this particular problem.}}

Latest revision as of 10:04, 4 February 2020

LER 80-008/03L-0:on 800206,discovered SIT Sample Valves for Tanks 1A1,1A2,1B1 & 1B2 Had Been Mislabeled as 1B2,1B1,1A2 & 1A1,respectively,resulting in Missed Surveillance Samplings. Caused by Incorrect Labeling During Installation
ML17266A153
Person / Time
Site: Saint Lucie NextEra Energy icon.png
Issue date: 03/07/1980
From: Schoppman M
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
Shared Package
ML17207A891 List:
References
LER-80-008-03L, LER-80-8-3L, NUDOCS 8003170467
Download: ML17266A153 (3)


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Reportable Occurrence 335-80-8 Licensee Event Report Page Two Additional Cause Descri tion and Corrective Actions Since the safety injection tank sampling valves are within the plant containment, the exact labeling/wiring error has not been confirmed to date. The wiring to the solenoid sampling valves for the safety injection tanks was apparently transposed during subcontractor installation. As a temporary measure, a brief containment entry was made and the sample lines were physically traced to identify which sample valve is associated with each of the four safety injection tanks. The valves were then labeled accordingly. An inspection will be made during the forthcoming refueling outage to confirm and close-out the correction of this discrepancy. This is the first event involving surveillance errors due to this particular problem.