05000366/LER-1980-053-03, During Normal Operation, Notification Received from Comsip,Inc of Design Defect on Primary Containment hydrogen-oxygen Analyzers.Caused by Absence of Design to Prevent Deadheading

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During Normal Operation, Notification Received from Comsip,Inc of Design Defect on Primary Containment hydrogen-oxygen Analyzers.Caused by Absence of Design to Prevent Deadheading
ML19318A398
Person / Time
Site: Hatch 
Issue date: 05/19/1980
From: Coggin C
GEORGIA POWER CO.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
Shared Package
ML19318A394 List:
References
LER-80-053-03X, LER-80-53-3X, NUDOCS 8006200481
Download: ML19318A398 (2)


LER-1980-053, During Normal Operation, Notification Received from Comsip,Inc of Design Defect on Primary Containment hydrogen-oxygen Analyzers.Caused by Absence of Design to Prevent Deadheading
Event date:
Report date:
3661980053R03 - NRC Website

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50-366/1980-053 Licensee:

Georgia Power Company Facility Name:

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Narrative

Report for LER 50-366/1980-053, Rev. 2 During normal plant operation, notification was received from i

the A/S, Bechtel Power Corporation, via telecopy that a design defect exists on Hatch 2 H2-02 analyzers as identified by the manufacturer, Comsip, Inc.

A sample pump was deadheaded during testing by the manufacturer and a pressure buildup was noted to have the potential of a diaphragm rupture.

Comsip reported Lnis event to the Region V NRC director under 10CFR21 requirements and listed llatch 2 as one of the plants affect-ed.

A diaphragm failure was experienced during a PCIS test as reported on ' LER 50-366/1980-065.

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scheme against diaphragm rupture, a standing order has been issued to trip the sample pump upon a Group II isolation.

Additionally, operators are to check that the pump suction and discharge valves are open before returning the pump to service.

A design change request and material requisition have been generated to install a bypass around the pump to recirculate the process gas in the isolated condition by l

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requested due to delay in parts delivery from the manufactur-cr.)

Also an interlock to trip the sample pump upon isolation of the PCIS valves will be implemented during the next refueling outage.

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H -02 analyzers.

There were no effects upon lla t en i

2 public health and safety due to this event.

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