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-------e ATTACHMENT, PAGE 1 of 1 SURRY POWER STATION, UNIT 1 DOCKET NO: 50-280; 50-281 REPORT NO: 80-014/0lT-0 EVENT DATE: 3-20-80
-------e ATTACHMENT, PAGE 1 of 1 SURRY POWER STATION, UNIT 1 DOCKET NO: 50-280; 50-281 REPORT NO: 80-014/0lT-0 EVENT DATE: 3-20-80
* TITLE OF EVENT: CONTROL ROD MECHANISM POSSIBLE DEFECT 1. DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Westinghouse has provided information on the stress corrosion cracking of control rod support pins and flexures in an operating PWR plant in a foreign country. Although Westinghouse state_d_ tll~re __ is no safety issue in domestic operating plants, they reported the event to the NRC under Title 18 CFR part 21. In so much as the control rod operations could be adversely effected should a broken pin be experienced, the event is reported in accordance with T.S.6.6.2.A.5.  
* TITLE OF EVENT: CONTROL ROD MECHANISM POSSIBLE DEFECT 1. DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Westinghouse has provided information on the stress corrosion cracking of control rod support pins and flexures in an operating PWR plant in a foreign country. Although Westinghouse state_d_ tll~re __ is no safety issue in domestic operating plants, they reported the event to the NRC under Title 18 CFR part 21. In so much as the control rod operations could be adversely effected should a broken pin be experienced, the event is reported in accordance with T.S.6.6.2.A.5.
: 2. PROBABLE CONSEQUENCES AND STATUS OF REDUNDANT SYSTEM: Westinghouse has stated that no known cracking of support pins or flexures has been discovered in domestic plants and that on going testing efforts will provide information giving further assurance that this situation will not be a concern for any Westinghouse plant, Under these circumstances the health and safety of the public were not affected.  
: 2. PROBABLE CONSEQUENCES AND STATUS OF REDUNDANT SYSTEM: Westinghouse has stated that no known cracking of support pins or flexures has been discovered in domestic plants and that on going testing efforts will provide information giving further assurance that this situation will not be a concern for any Westinghouse plant, Under these circumstances the health and safety of the public were not affected.
: 3. CAUSE: The failure of Westinghouse supplied support pins noted to date has been limited to pins with solution heat treatment at 1625AF. It should be noted that the present process for solution heat treatment ( in the.range of 1950°F to 2000°F) gives little indication of potential stress corrosion cracking.  
: 3. CAUSE: The failure of Westinghouse supplied support pins noted to date has been limited to pins with solution heat treatment at 1625AF. It should be noted that the present process for solution heat treatment ( in the.range of 1950°F to 2000°F) gives little indication of potential stress corrosion cracking.
: 4. IMMEDIATE CORRECTIVE ACTION: Westinghouse has proposed a support pin inspection program and has recommended no licensee action be taken by Non URI plants until the results have been concluded.  
: 4. IMMEDIATE CORRECTIVE ACTION: Westinghouse has proposed a support pin inspection program and has recommended no licensee action be taken by Non URI plants until the results have been concluded.
: 5. SCHEDULED CORRECTIVE ACTION: Based upon the conclusion of the Westinghouse testing and assessment program, the licensee will take appropriate -measures to assure the reliability of this system. 6. ACTION TAKEN TO PREVENT RECURRENCE:
: 5. SCHEDULED CORRECTIVE ACTION: Based upon the conclusion of the Westinghouse testing and assessment program, the licensee will take appropriate -measures to assure the reliability of this system. 6. ACTION TAKEN TO PREVENT RECURRENCE:
None 7. GENERIC IMPLICATIONS:
None 7. GENERIC IMPLICATIONS:
At this time this event is.not considered generic. Past inspections by Westinghouse have revealed no material failures in the pins or flexures of domestic plants, however, they are pursuing a further inspection program to determine more fully the reliability of the parts used.}}
At this time this event is.not considered generic. Past inspections by Westinghouse have revealed no material failures in the pins or flexures of domestic plants, however, they are pursuing a further inspection program to determine more fully the reliability of the parts used.}}

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LER 80-014/01T-0:on 800320,informed by Westinghouse That Incident of Stress Corrosion Cracking in Control Rod Support Pins & Flexures Noted in Foreign Plant.Vendor Testing & Assessment Program in Progress.Appropriate Action Planned
ML18139A134
Person / Time
Site: Surry Dominion icon.png
Issue date: 04/02/1980
From: WILSON J L
VIRGINIA POWER (VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CO.)
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
Shared Package
ML18139A132 List:
References
LER-80-014-01T, LER-80-14-1T, NUDOCS 8004080486
Download: ML18139A134 (2)


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e ATTACHMENT, PAGE 1 of 1 SURRY POWER STATION, UNIT 1 DOCKET NO: 50-280; 50-281 REPORT NO: 80-014/0lT-0 EVENT DATE: 3-20-80

  • TITLE OF EVENT: CONTROL ROD MECHANISM POSSIBLE DEFECT 1. DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Westinghouse has provided information on the stress corrosion cracking of control rod support pins and flexures in an operating PWR plant in a foreign country. Although Westinghouse state_d_ tll~re __ is no safety issue in domestic operating plants, they reported the event to the NRC under Title 18 CFR part 21. In so much as the control rod operations could be adversely effected should a broken pin be experienced, the event is reported in accordance with T.S.6.6.2.A.5.
2. PROBABLE CONSEQUENCES AND STATUS OF REDUNDANT SYSTEM: Westinghouse has stated that no known cracking of support pins or flexures has been discovered in domestic plants and that on going testing efforts will provide information giving further assurance that this situation will not be a concern for any Westinghouse plant, Under these circumstances the health and safety of the public were not affected.
3. CAUSE: The failure of Westinghouse supplied support pins noted to date has been limited to pins with solution heat treatment at 1625AF. It should be noted that the present process for solution heat treatment ( in the.range of 1950°F to 2000°F) gives little indication of potential stress corrosion cracking.
4. IMMEDIATE CORRECTIVE ACTION: Westinghouse has proposed a support pin inspection program and has recommended no licensee action be taken by Non URI plants until the results have been concluded.
5. SCHEDULED CORRECTIVE ACTION: Based upon the conclusion of the Westinghouse testing and assessment program, the licensee will take appropriate -measures to assure the reliability of this system. 6. ACTION TAKEN TO PREVENT RECURRENCE:

None 7. GENERIC IMPLICATIONS: At this time this event is.not considered generic. Past inspections by Westinghouse have revealed no material failures in the pins or flexures of domestic plants, however, they are pursuing a further inspection program to determine more fully the reliability of the parts used.}}