ML20155B566

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Ro:On 880903,circulating Water Pump 12 Suction Bay Isolated & Drained Down,Rendering diesel-driven Fire Pump Inoperable & on 880910,circulating Water Pump 11 Suction Bay Isolated & Drained Down,Rendering motor-driven Fire Pump Inoperable
ML20155B566
Person / Time
Site: Prairie Island  Xcel Energy icon.png
Issue date: 09/29/1988
From: Musolf D
NORTHERN STATES POWER CO.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION & RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (ARM), Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
NUDOCS 8810060338
Download: ML20155B566 (2)


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l Northern States Power Company 414 Niconet Mau Minreapoks. Minnesota 55401 Telephone (612) 330 5500 September 29, 1988 Director Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Attn: Document Control Desk U S Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D C 20555 PRAIRIE IS1AND NUCLEAR GENERATING PIANT Docket Nos. 50 282 License Nos. DPR 42 50-306 DPR 60 Removal of Fire Punms from Service _Durinc Maintenance Activities This report is provided in accordance with Section 3.14.B.2 of the Prairie Island Technical Spesifications. This section requires submittal of a report to the Commission outlining plans and procedures to be used to provide for the loss of redundancy in the fire suppression water system whenever fire puap(s) are inoperable for more than seven days.

On Saturday, September 3, l'88 the nwnber 12 circulating water pump suction bay was isolated and drained down to allow replacement of the number 12 circulating water pump impeller and wear rings during this refueling outage. This rendered the 122 diesel driven fire pump inoperable. On Saturday, Septeruber 10, 1988 the number 11 circulating water pump suction bay was isolated and drained down to perform the normal inspections and preventative maintenance activities scheduled for this refueling outage. This rendered the 121 motor driven fire pump inoperable. On Wednesday, September 21, 1988 work was completed and the 121 motor driven fire pump and the 122 diesel driven fire pump were returned to service.

To provido assurance of fire suppresvion water system redundancy during this period, tho screen wash pump (back op fire pump) was run daily to verify its operability a.: required by Technical Specification 4.16.B.2.

In addition, seven crossover valves from the safety grado cooling water systern were available to provide backup water supply to the f tre protection system. This is true even during loss of off site power.

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  • oval of Fire Pumns from Service Durinr. Maintenance Activities This report is provided in accordance with Section 3.14.B.2 of the Prairie Island Technical Specifications. This section requires submittal of a report to the Commission outlining plans and procedures to be used to provide for the loss of redundancy in the fire suppression water system whenever fire pump (s) are inoperable for more than seven days.

On Saturday, September 3, 1988 the number 12 circulating water pump suction bay was isolated and drained down to allow replacement of the number 12 circulating water pump impeller and wear rings during this refueling outage. This rendered the 122 diesel driven fire pump inoporable. On Saturday, September 10, 1988 the number 11 circulating water pump suction bay was isolated and drained down to perfcrm the normal inspections and preventative maintenance activities scheduled for this refueling outage. This rendered the 121 motor driven fire pump inoperable. On Wednesday, September 21, 1988 work was completed and the 121 motor driven fire pump and the 122 diesel driven fire pump were returned to service.

To provide assurance of fire suppression water system redundancy during this period, the screen wash pump (back up fire pump) was run daily to verify its operability as required by Technical Specification 4.16.B.2.

In addition, seven crossover valves from the safety grade cooling water system were available to provide backup water supply to the fire protection system. This is true even during loss of off site power.

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_ Pago 2 September- 29, 1988 Please contact us if you have any questions related to the measures taken during these refueling outage activities to provide redundancy of fire suppression water supplies.

De ' O Nw David Musolf l Manager Nuclear Support Services I c: Regional Administrator . III, NRC i NRR Project Manager NRC NRC Resident Inspector G Charnoff  !

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