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| facility = Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant
| facility = Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant
| Organization =  
| Organization =  
| license number = Gdp-1
| license number = GDP-1
| region = 2
| region = 2
| state = Kentucky
| state = Kentucky
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| event date = 09/30/2011 08:54 CDT
| event date = 09/30/2011 08:54 CDT
| last update date = 10/01/2011
| last update date = 10/01/2011
| title = 24-Hour Nrc Bulletin 91-01 Report Involving A Loss Of One Leg Of Double Contingency
| title = 24-Hour Nrc Bulletin 91-01 Report Involving a Loss of One Leg of Double Contingency
| event text = Description: At 0854 CDT on 09-30-11, the Plant Shift Superintendent (PSS) was notified that water was observed in the #5 withdrawal position scale pit during the completion of the monthly test of the C-310 scale pit water detection system alarm module. The alarm module was being tested per procedure, when the module was found with the visual alarm (a red light) on at the local panel in the #5 withdrawal position room. In response to the alarm, the scale pit hatch was opened and the water detection sensor cable was observed to be at least partially submerged. Immediate investigation found the sump pump breaker to be tripped; when the breaker was reset the pump actuated and water was immediately removed. At the time of the occurrence, product withdrawal was in progress in the #3 and #4 withdrawal position room, and no cylinder was present in the #5 withdrawal position room. The source of the water was found to be a leaking steam condensate valve above the #5 withdrawal room ceiling. The water had drained to the concrete pad outside the building and then along the scale cart rails, eventually finding its way into the #5 scale cart pit where it gradually accumulated. Because the C-310 Scale Pit Water Detection Alarm did not function as credited, it is in violation of NCSE 032 (NCSA 310-004). Since one leg of double contingency was lost, this is being reported to the NRC as a 24-hour Event Report in accordance with NRC BL 91-01 Supplement 1.
| event text = Description: At 0854 CDT on 09-30-11, the Plant Shift Superintendent (PSS) was notified that water was observed in the #5 withdrawal position scale pit during the completion of the monthly test of the C-310 scale pit water detection system alarm module. The alarm module was being tested per procedure, when the module was found with the visual alarm (a red light) on at the local panel in the #5 withdrawal position room. In response to the alarm, the scale pit hatch was opened and the water detection sensor cable was observed to be at least partially submerged. Immediate investigation found the sump pump breaker to be tripped; when the breaker was reset the pump actuated and water was immediately removed. At the time of the occurrence, product withdrawal was in progress in the #3 and #4 withdrawal position room, and no cylinder was present in the #5 withdrawal position room. The source of the water was found to be a leaking steam condensate valve above the #5 withdrawal room ceiling. The water had drained to the concrete pad outside the building and then along the scale cart rails, eventually finding its way into the #5 scale cart pit where it gradually accumulated. Because the C-310 Scale Pit Water Detection Alarm did not function as credited, it is in violation of NCSE 032 (NCSA 310-004). Since one leg of double contingency was lost, this is being reported to the NRC as a 24-hour Event Report in accordance with NRC BL 91-01 Supplement 1.
The NRC Senior Resident Inspector has been notified of this event. PGDP Problem Report No. ATRC-11-2610; PGDP Event
The NRC Senior Resident Inspector has been notified of this event. PGDP Problem Report No. ATRC-11-2610; PGDP Event

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ENS 47310 +/-
Where
Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant
Paducah, Kentucky (NRC Region 2)
License number: GDP-1
Reporting
Response
Time - Person (Reporting Time:+10.87 h0.453 days <br />0.0647 weeks <br />0.0149 months <br />)
Opened: Billy Wallace
00:46 Oct 1, 2011
NRC Officer: Steve Sandin
Last Updated: Oct 1, 2011
47310 - NRC Website