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| event date = 02/05/2009 15:24 CST
| event date = 02/05/2009 15:24 CST
| last update date = 02/05/2009
| last update date = 02/05/2009
| title = Unit 1 Manually Tripped Due To Control Rod Drive Motor High Temperatures
| title = Unit 1 Manually Tripped Due to Control Rod Drive Motor High Temperatures
| event text = Arkansas Nuclear One Unit 1 was manually tripped from 61% power due to Control Rod Drive motor (CRD) high temperatures due to a loss of cooling water flow from Non-Nuclear Intermediate Cooling Water (ICW).  No significant equipment issues were observed.  No primary safeties lifted.  Secondary safeties lifted for ~18 seconds.  Emergency feedwater did not actuate and was not needed.  Post trip response was normal and the plant is stable in mode 3.  Post transient review is in progress.
| event text = Arkansas Nuclear One Unit 1 was manually tripped from 61% power due to Control Rod Drive motor (CRD) high temperatures due to a loss of cooling water flow from Non-Nuclear Intermediate Cooling Water (ICW).  No significant equipment issues were observed.  No primary safeties lifted.  Secondary safeties lifted for ~18 seconds.  Emergency feedwater did not actuate and was not needed.  Post trip response was normal and the plant is stable in mode 3.  Post transient review is in progress.
All control rods fully inserted into the core.  There is no known primary-secondary steam generator tube leakage.  The offsite electrical grid is stable.  The loss of ICW flow is attributed to the mechanical failure of service air compressor C-3A.  Decay heat removal is via main feedwater to the steam generator and steam to the main condenser.
All control rods fully inserted into the core.  There is no known primary-secondary steam generator tube leakage.  The offsite electrical grid is stable.  The loss of ICW flow is attributed to the mechanical failure of service air compressor C-3A.  Decay heat removal is via main feedwater to the steam generator and steam to the main condenser.

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ENS 44831 +/-
Where
Arkansas Nuclear Entergy icon.png
Arkansas (NRC Region 4)
Reporting
10 CFR 50.72(b)(2)(iv)(B), RPS Actuation
Time - Person (Reporting Time:+-2.07 h-0.0863 days <br />-0.0123 weeks <br />-0.00284 months <br />)
Opened: Bob Fowler
19:20 Feb 5, 2009
NRC Officer: Steve Sandin
Last Updated: Feb 5, 2009
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