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The following pages link to PNO-I-89-080, on 890922,NRC Presented Preliminary Results of Requalification Exams Indicating Failure of Two Crews. Licensee Preparing Justification for Continued Operation for Region I Mgt Review:
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- PNO-I-85-088, on 851121,normal 345 Kv Offsite Power Lost as Result of Personnel Error During Surveillance of Offsite Power Source Breakers.Emergency Gas Turbine Generator Failed to Start.Shutdown Capability Lost for 5 Minutes (← links)
- ML20138R079 (← links)
- PNO-I-85-058, on 850813,reactor Tripped & Main Steam Line Isolation Occurred Due to Indicated Steam Line Area High Radiation.Caused by Air Introduction Into Feedwater Sys While Placing Demineralizer in Svc (← links)
- PNO-I-85-073, on 851001,unit Placed in Cold Shutdown After Ground Fault Found in Reactor Coolant Pump Motor.Pump Motor Will Be Removed to Allow Util & GE to Determine Whether Fault Accessible (← links)
- PNO-I-85-050, on 850715,reactor Tripped from Full Power When Pressure Dropped to Thermal Margin/Low Pressure Setpoint of Approx 2,130 Psi.Caused by Failure of Both Pressurizer Spray Valves to Shut (← links)
- PNO-I-80-043, on 800318,one Truck Full of Chlorine Rail Tank Car Derailed at Broken Switch on Licensee Property.Car Presently Located Outside Protected Area,But Is Upright, Intact, & Stable.Formulating Plans to Replace Car on Rail (← links)
- PNO-I-80-001, on 800104,isolation Condenser Isolated.Addl Insps of Containment Wall in Progress.Power Operation Will Continue Per Tech Specs for 15 Days.Precedures Require Power Be Reduced to 40% 24-h After Removing Condenser from Svc (← links)
- PNO-I-88-049, on 880506,plant Shutdown Commenced to Locate Source of Boric Acid Buildup on Control Element Drive Mechanism Coolers & Ventilation Shroud & Unidentified Leakage.Util Plans to Replace Reactor Vessel Head O-rings (← links)
- ML20151X657 (← links)
- ML20151X599 (← links)
- ML20151X444 (← links)
- ML20151U881 (← links)
- ML20151U650 (← links)
- PNO-I-86-012, on 860206,during Routine Closure Surveillance, Inboard MSIV Failed to Close.Main Steam Lines Isolated.One Inboard MSIV Remains Open.Investigation & Repair of Valve Underway (← links)
- PNO-I-88-041, on 880414,unidentified Leak Exceeded 6 Gpm Limit.Leak Identified from PORV Block Valve Packing Leakoff Line.Manual Valve in Leakoff Line Shut Off.Checks for Leaks & High Temp Investigation Continuing (← links)
- PNO-I-88-101, on 881005,MSIV C Closed Fully During Partial Stoke Testing of Valve,Causing Water Level Decrease in Steam Generator C & Reactor Trip on lo-lo Steam Generator Level. Shutdown Extended to Perform Maint on Valve (← links)
- PNO-I-97-071, on 971124,licensee Announced Some Senior Level Mgt Changes.Ns Carns Resigned as Chief Nuclear Officer of Northeast Nuclear Energy Co,Effective 971201.Press Release Was Issued (← links)
- PNO-I-99-004, on 990115,carbon Dioxide Was Inadvertently Discharged Into Unit 3 Cable Spreading Room,Containing Electrical Wiring.Ambulance Reported to Site as Precautionary Measure.Licensee Assembled Event Review (← links)
- PNO-I-99-001, on 981231,Millstone Unit 2 Began Reloading Fuel Into Reactor After Extended Shutdown.Millstone Unit 3 Went Critical on 981230,after Forced Outage Due to Inadvertent MSIV Closure During Surveillance Testing at Power (← links)
- PNO-I-88-060, on 880607,while at 100% Power,Cedm 23 Dropped Into Core.Licensee Investigation Found CEDM 23 Breaker Had Tripped on Overcurrent & Upper Gripper Coil Had Electrical Short.Plant Shut Down for Estimated 4 Days for Repair (← links)
- ML20198B483 (← links)
- ML20198B378 (← links)
- PNO-I-88-118, on 881113,licensee Shutdown Plant in Response to High Unidentified Leakage Into Primary Containment.Caused by Increase in Unidentified Drywell Leakage.Licensee Will Replace Topwork for Both D & E Safety Relief Valves (← links)
- PNO-I-86-020, on 860221,controlled Shutdown Occurred Due to Sulfate Concentrations Exceeding Owners Group Guideline of 20 Parts Per Billion.Caused by Condensate Demineralizer Resin Intrusion.Plans Made to Drain & Refill Generators (← links)
- PNO-I-88-111, on 881022,manual Reactor/Turbine Trip Was Initiated Due to Lowering Main Condenser Vacuum.High Suction Differential Pressure Conditions Caused by Seaweed Impingement.All MSIVs Were Closed (← links)
- PNO-I-99-016, on 990406,operators Initiated Plant Cooldown from Normal Operating Pressure & Temp in Mode 3,hot Standby. Cooldown Was Necessary to Minimize Further Degradation of Bonnet Pressure Seal for Valve 2-SI-652 & to Repair Valve (← links)
- PNO-I-86-064, on 860812,reactor Tripped Due to Low Pressure Output of Steam Generator Feedwater Pump gear-driven Pump. Investigation Underway (← links)
- PNO-I-99-006, on 990128,operators Inadvertently Reduced Spent Fuel Pool Water Level by Two Inches When Purification of Spent Fuel Pool Water Initiated.Operators Held Shift Briefing to Discuss Realigning Purification Sys (← links)
- PNO-I-86-056, on 860724 Plant Shut Down Due to Open let- Down Sys Relief Valve.While Shut Down,Reactor Tripped on Low Steam Generator Level.Caused by Level Swings Due to Malfunctioning Valve Operators (← links)
- ML20207H093 (← links)
- ML20207H074 (← links)
- ML20207G504 (← links)
- ML20207G460 (← links)
- ML20207G442 (← links)
- ML20207G408 (← links)
- PNO-I-98-025, on 980630,unit 3 Established Reactor Criticality,However Reactor Was Shut Down When Control Room Operator Noticed Spiking Intermediate Range Monitor.Licensee Troubleshooting (← links)
- PNO-I-98-062, on 981211,Millstone Unit 3 Tripped from 100% Reactor Power During MSIV Partial Stroke Testing.Solenoid Valve Integral to MSIV Failed to Reopen When Licensed Operator Released Test Switch (← links)
- PNO-I-99-022, on 990509,Millstone Unit 2 Established Reactor Criticality.Nrc Staff Providing Augmented Insp Coverage of Restart Activities,Including round-the-clock Observations of Licensee Activities During Key Operational Evolutions (← links)
- PNO-I-87-007, on 870129,licensee Began Normal Shutdown of Facility to Repair Leak in Steam Generator SG-1.Leak Caused by Tube Defect.Plant Will Remain Shut Down for 17 to 18 Days.State of CT Informed (← links)
- PNO-I-87-043, on 870514,during Reactor Trip Breaker Response Time Testing,Reactor Trip Occurred.Steam Generator Feedwater Isolation Pressure Transient Resulted in Failure of Two Lines to Thermal Relief Valves.Cause Under Investigation (← links)
- ML20213G472 (← links)
- ML20213D165 (← links)
- PNO-I-89-028, on 890411,shutdown Initiated from Full Power When RCS Unidentified Leak Rate Reached 1.5 Gpm.Charging Flow Control Valves Closed to Limit Amount of Boron Injected.Caused by Crack on Leakage Monitoring Valve (← links)
- ML20244A619 (← links)
- PNO-I-98-039, 980812,Millstone Unit 3 Was Shutdown to Repair Small Leak on Afws Discharge Noted.Current Leakage Does Not Exceed Regulatory Requirements & Shutdown Not Required by Tech Specs.Licensee Issued Press Release on 980811 (← links)
- ML20249B535 (← links)
- ML20249B494 (← links)
- ML20249B351 (← links)
- ML20249B332 (← links)
- ML20249B142 (← links)