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TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
WATTS BAR NUCLEAR PLANT
ANNUNCIATOR RESPONSE INSTRUCTION
ARI-159-165
SUMPS & CCW
Revision 34
Unit 1
QUALITY RELATED
REQUESTED BY: Scot Newell
SPONSORING ORGANIZATION: Operations
APPROVED BY: A.K. Keefer
Effective Date: 11/15/06
LEVEL OF USE: REFERENCE
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28 04/19/05 1, 2,
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Incorporated UNIC-1. TACF 1-04-003-027 -Completed, procedure returned to preTACF condition.
Window 162-F: Corrective Action, Step [6] wasadded per UNIC-1. Deleted previsionrevision (Rev. 26) Corrective Action, Step[4] to returned Window to revision 26status due to TACT restoration.
Window 164-D: Deleted prevision revision(Rev. 26) Caution for Corrective Actionsection to returned Window to revision 26status due to TACT restoration.
Appendix A: Deleted SOI-15.01 from previsionrevision (Rev. 26) to returned Appendix Ato revision 26 status due to TACTrestoration.
29 2/10/06 1, 2,24, 25,31, 32
Incorporated TACF 1-06-0005-027 which allowsraising the setpoint for 1-PDIS-27-80, WestCondenser CCW Delta-P Hi (Alarm 162-C) and 1-PDIS-27-70 East Condenser CCW Delta-P Hi(Alarm 163-C) from 17 psid to 20 psid andpotentially up to 24 psid if needed to keep thealarm clear due to the increasing condenserwaterbox flow blockage from degraded and fallencooling tower fill material.
30 3/7/06 1, 2,24, 25,31, 32
RTN TACF 1-06-0005-027
31 3/9/06 1, 2,24, 25,31, 32
Re-incorporated TACF 1-06-0005-027 intoprocedure because TACF was not removed asoriginally planned.
32 03/15/06 1, 2,24, 25,31, 32
RTN TACF 1-06-0005-027
33 06/20/06 2,24, 30, 36,42
Incorporated DCN 52073-A that changescondenser backpressure alarms and limits.
34 11/15/06 37, 38 Added trash rack notes and actions to 164-D &164-E for DCN 52073-A.
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159-A
SOURCE SETPOINT
LS-77-262E el 726 ft 6 in. increasing (30 in. from overflow)
ADD EQUIP BLDGF & EQ SUMP
LEVELHI
ProbableCause: 1. Add Equip Bldg F&Eq Sump Pumps failed to auto start
2. Excessive leakage into sump
CorrectiveAction: [1] ENSURE ADD BLDG F&EQ Sump Pmps START [1-M-15].
[2] DISPATCH Operator to investigate leakage and equipmentoperation.
References: 1-45W760-77-2, -61-47W610-77-41-47W852-5
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SOURCE SETPOINT
LS-77-262F el 723 ft 3 in. decreasing ADD EQUIP BLDGF&EQ SUMP
LEVELLO
ProbableCause: 1. Add Equip Bldg F&Eq Sump Pumps failed to auto stop
CorrectiveAction: [1] ENSURE ADD BLDG F&EQ SUMP PMPs STOP [1-M-15].
References: 1-45W760-77-2, -61-47W610-77-41-47W852-5
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159-C
SOURCE SETPOINT
1-LS-77-125E el 700 ft 9 in. increasing (54 in. from 1-LS-77-126E bottom of sump and 21 in. to overflow)
RX BLDGF&EQ SUMP
LEVELHI
ProbableCause: 1. Rx Bldg F&Eq Sump Pumps failed to auto start
2. Excessive leakage into sump3. Possible RCP oil leak
CAUTION This alarm, in conjunction with an RCP OIL LEVEL alarm, requiresspecial attention. To keep oil from accumulating on Cntmt floor, thePocket Sump is pumped down. The oil in the Rx Bldg F&Eq Sumpmust be kept from entering Radwaste System.
CorrectiveAction: [1] VERIFY RX BLDG F&EQ SUMP level on plant computer (L0471A).
[2] ENSURE RX BLDG F&EQ SUMP PMPs START [1-M-15].[3] DETERMINE cause of HI level.
References: 1-45W760-77-3, -61-47W610-77-41-47W851-1
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159-D
SOURCE SETPOINT1-LS-77-125F el 697 ft 3 in. decreasing (12 in. from1-LS-77-126F bottom of sump) after 8 sec. delay.
RX BLDGF&EQ SUMP
LEVELLO
ProbableCause: 1. Rx Bldg F&Eq Sump Pumps failed to auto stop
CorrectiveAction: [1] ENSURE RX BLDG F&EQ SUMP PMPs STOP [1-M-15].
References: 1-45W760-77-3, -61-47W610-77-41-47W851-1
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159-E
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159-F
SOURCE SETPOINTO2A-43-227B 4% O2 or greater
WASTE GAS COMPRO2 (4%)
HI-HI
ProbableCause: 1. HI O2 at compressor discharge1
2. Loss of power to O2 analyzer
CAUTION Oxygen concentration must be reduced to less than2%
within 48 hours.
CorrectiveAction: [1] STOP all operations that may add waste gas to the waste gas system.
[2] MINIMIZE all operations that may raise vent header pressure.[3] CONTACT Radwaste Operator to perform the following:
[a] STOP and PULL TO LOCK running Waste Gas Compressor.[b] PERFORM Section 6.3 of SOI-77.02, Waste Gas
Disposal System, to place Standby Tank in service.[c] SELECT new Standby Tank.[d] PERFORM Sec 8.7 of SOI-77.02,Waste Gas Disposal System.
References: 1-47W610-43-2PAI-15.01
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SOURCE SETPOINTLS-77-133E el 673 ft 3 in. increasing (33 in. from overflow)
AUX BLDGF&EQ SUMP
LEVELHI
ProbableCause: 1. Aux Bldg F&Eq Sump Pumps failed to auto START
2. Excessive leakage into sump
CorrectiveAction: [1] ENSURE AUX BLDG F&EQ SUMP PMPs START [1-M-15].
[2] NOTIFY Radwaste Operator to check for leakage into sump.
References: 1-45W760-77-5, -61-47W610-77-41-47W852-1
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SOURCE SETPOINT
LS-77-133F el 663 ft 3 in. decreasing AUX BLDGF&EQ SUMP
LEVELLO
ProbableCause: 1. Aux Bldg F&Eq Sump Pumps failed to auto stop
CorrectiveAction: [1] ENSURE AUX BLDG F&EQ SUMP PMPs STOP [1-M-15].
[2] DISPATCH Operator to determine cause.
References: 1-45W760-77-4, -5, -61-47W610-77-41-47W483-11-47W852-1
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SOURCE SETPOINT1-LS-77-410A or 92% (39 in. from bottom of sump)1-LS-77-411A (8 second pickup or reset delay)
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RX BLDG POCKETSUMPLEVEL
HI
ProbableCause: 1. Water leak in Cntmt
NOTE The plant computer Rx Bldg Pocket Sump Hi Rate Of Rise Alarm and the Rx Bldg PocketSump Inleakage Bias Alarm setpoints can be checked at points U0965, U0966, U0968,and U0969. Leakage detection capability may be maintained by performance of 1-SI-77-3, Containment Pocket Sump Rate Of Rise Determination Using Alternate Means.
CorrectiveAction: [1] CHECK pocket sump level by one or more of the following:
� 1-LI-77-410, RB POCKET SUMP LEVEL [1-M-15].� 1-LI-77-411, RB POCKET SUMP LEVEL [1-M-15].� Plant Computer (L0472A & L0473A).
[2] ENSURE window 159-C, RX BLDG F&EQ SUMP LEVEL HI, NOT LIT.[3] START Pocket Sump Pump(s).[4] IF Pocket Sump rate-of-rise alarms on plant computer, THEN
[a] INITIATE 1-SI-68-32, Reactor Coolant System WaterInventory Balance.
[b] IF RCS leak is NOT suspected, THENEVALUATE the need for entering LCO 3.4.15.
[5] IF Pocket Sump Inleakage Bias alarms on plant computer, THENEVALUATE the need for entering LCO 3.4.15.
[6] IF RCS leak is suspected, THENREFER TO AOI-6, Small Reactor Coolant System Leak,OR AOI-14, Loss Of Rhr Shutdown Cooling
[7] IF either Pocket Sump Alarm setpoint in computer needs revision, THENPERFORM TI-261.77, Plant Computer Containment PocketSump Rate Of Rise Alarm Bias Adjustments.
References: 1-47W610-77-4 1-47W482-21-47W851-1 1-SI-68-32TI-261.77 1-SI-77-3AOI-6 AOI-14
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SOURCE SETPOINT1-LS-40-12A or el 700 ft 6 in. increasing1-LS-40-12B ANNULUS SUMP
LEVELHI
ProbableCause: 1. Line break in Annulus
2. Annulus fire protection system actuation
CorrectiveAction: [1] DISPATCH Operator to determine cause, and
INITIATE corrective action.[2] OBTAIN Rad Con support as necessary for surveillance of draining
the Annulus sump and for determining origin of water.[3] OPEN 1-DRV-77-920, ANNULUS DRAIN [el 692, behind Incore Inst
Rm Chiller].[4] IF Fire Protection System actuated, THEN
REFER TO AOI-30, Plant Fires.
References: 1-47W610-40-11-47W851-1AOI-30
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160-F
SOURCE SETPOINTO2A-43-227A 2% O2 or greater
WASTE GAS COMPRO2 (2%)
HI
ProbableCause: 1. High O2 at compressor discharge1
2. Loss of power to O2 analyzer
CAUTION: Oxygen concentration must be reduced to less than 2%within 48 hours.
CorrectiveAction: [1] CONTACT Radwaste Operator to perform the following:
[a] STOP and PULL TO LOCK running Waste Gas Compressor.[b] PERFORM Section 6.3 of SOI-77.02, Waste Gas Disposal
System, to place Standby Tank in service.[c] SELECT new Standby Tank.[d] PERFORM Sec 8.7 of SOI-77.02, Waste Gas Disposal System.
References: 1-47W610-43-2SOI-77.02PAI-15.01
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SOURCE SETPOINT
LS-77-261E el 672 ft 9 in. increasing (39 in. to overflow)
TRITIATEDF&EQ SUMP
LEVELHI
ProbableCause: 1. Tritiated F&Eq Sump Pumps failed to auto start
2. Excessive leakage into sump
CorrectiveAction: [1] ENSURE TRITIATED F&EQ SUMP PMPs START [1-M-15].
[2] NOTIFY Radwaste Operator to check for leakage into sump.
References: 1-45W760-77-51-47W610-77-41-47W852-1
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SOURCE SETPOINT
LS-77-261F el 662 ft 9 in. decreasing TRITIATEDF&EQ SUMP
LEVELLO
ProbableCause: 1. Tritiated F&Eq Sump Pumps failed to auto stop
CorrectiveAction: [1] ENSURE TRITIATED F&EQ SUMP PMPs STOP [1-M-15].
[2] DISPATCH Operator to inspect equipment.
References: 1-45W760-77-5, -61-47W610-77-41-47W852-1
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SOURCE SETPOINT1-LS-40-2B el 690 ft 6 in. increasing (18 in. below2-LS-40-2B top of sump)
CONTROL BLDGEAST/WEST SUMP
LEVELHI
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ProbableCause: 1. Control Bldg East/West Sump Pump(s) failure
2. Flow to sump(s) exceeds pump capacity
CorrectiveAction: [1] DISPATCH Operator to determine cause of alarm.
[2] LOCATE source of influent, andISOLATE, if possible.
[3] IF necessary to drain liquid-filled systems, THENTHROTTLE drain valves.
References: 1-45W760-40-41-47W853-1
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SOURCE SETPOINT0-PS-44-1 Less than 300 psig0-LS-44-11 el 735’ 4",0-LS-44-6 el 732’ 10",,0-PDIS-44-13 Less than or equal to 18 psid1-PDIS-44-48 Less than or equal to 1.0 psid2-PDIS-44-48 Less than or equal to1.0 psid
HTHW SYSTEMABNORMAL
ProbableCause: 1. Low N2 pressure
2. Expansion tank high level3. Expansion tank low level4. Circ pump off5. Low flow through Aux Bldg preheat coils
CorrectiveAction: [1] DISPATCH Operator to 0-JB-291-218, BLDG HEATING SYS
[el 729 col T11] to determine and correct the cause of the alarm.[2] IF there are no white indicating lights lit on 0-JB-291-218, AND
any Aux Bldg Air-Preheating Circ Pump is running, THENCHECK 1-PDIS-44-48 or 2-PDIS-44-48 as applicable, to determineif low system flow exists.
[3] IF alarm is due to expansion tank low level, THENENSURE expansion tank make-up pump has STARTED andlevel control valve LCV-11 is closed.
[4] IF alarm is due to expansion tank high level, THENENSURE expansion tank make-up pump is STOPPED andlevel control valve LCV-11 is controlling.
[5] INITIATE corrective actions as required by abnormal condition.[6] WHEN the cause of the alarm has been corrected, THEN
RESET alarms at 0-JB-291-218.
References: 1-45W760-44-11-47-W865-1,-2
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SOURCE0-L-2 0-L-2
RAD WASTE PNLTROUBLE
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ProbableCause: Alarm on Panel 0-L-2
CorrectiveAction: [1] ENSURE Radwaste Operator responding to Panel 0-L-2 alarm.
References: 1-45B655-15A
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162-A
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162-B
SOURCE SETPOINT1-LS-27-81 El 717’ 6”
WEST CONDOUTLET WTRBOX
LEVELLO
ProbableCause: 1. Malfunction of Nash vent valve
CorrectiveAction: [1] DISPATCH Operator to perform the following:
[a] THROTTLE OPEN 1-VTV-27-518, CCW WEST SIDE
CONDENSER OUTLET WATERBOX VENT, to vent air from waterbox.[b] ENSURE waterbox fully vented, and
CLOSE 1-VTV-27-518.[c] IF Nash vent valve has malfunctioned, THEN
VENT through 1-VTV-27-518 once per shift to keep waterboxfilled, andNOTIFY Work Control to initiate corrective action.
References: 1-47W610-27-21-47W831-1
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162-C
SOURCE SETPOINT1-PDIS-27-80 17 psid
WEST CONDCCW ����P
HI
ProbableCause: 1. Fouled tube sheet or tubes
2. Condenser cleaning system malfunctionCorrectiveAction: [1] DISPATCH Operator to confirm alarm by comparing the following:
� 1-PI-27-67, CCW WEST SIDE CONDENSER INLET PRESSURE[EL 685, T7H].
� 1-PI-27-86, CCW WEST SIDE CONDENSER OUTLETPRESSURE [by Turbine Pit Sump Pumps]
[2] CHECK Amertap System status on 1-XX-55-15 [1-M-15].[3] IF West Side Out of Service lamp is on, AND
alarm confirmed, THENDISPATCH Operator to place system in service perSOI-27.02, Amertap System.
[4] IF West Side In Service lamp is on ANDalarm confirmed, THENDISPATCH Operator to perform the following:[a] CHECK 1-PDIS-27-48, WEST SIDE COND OUTLET STRAINER
DIFF PRESS.[b] IF differential pressure is greater than 10 psid, THEN
DEPRESS BACKWASH CYCLE pushbutton.[c] CHECK ball distributors for clogged balls.
[5] IF condenser backpressure cannot be maintained, THENREFER TO AOI-11, Loss of Condenser Vacuum.
References: 1-47W610-27-21-47W831-1AOI-11, SOI-27.02
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SOURCE SETPOINTRelay J-23 in Watts Bar 3500 cfs
Hydro Flow interlock circuit RIVER FLOW LODISCHARGETERMINATED
NOTE 3500 cfs is the flow rate through a single hydro unit at minimumoperating lake level.
ProbableCause: 1. Low river flow
CorrectiveAction: [1] ENSURE 0-FCV-27-97, HOLDING POND ISOL, OPEN.
[2] ENSURE the following valves CLOSED:� 0-FCV-27-100, 54” DIFFUSER A SUP� 0-FCV-27-101, 48" DIFFUSER B SUP
[3] ENSURE any radioactive discharge to CT Blowdown that is inprogress is terminated.
[4] MAINTAIN CT Blowdown Flow less than 44,000 gpm.[5] EVALUATE SCCW system operation per SOI-27.03.[6] IF activity for gross gamma is >5 E-7 �Ci/cc or tritium is
>1 E-5�Ci/cc THEN,DIVERT SGBD to the Hotwell.
References: 55W1381-71-45W760-27-4,-5SOI-27.031-SI-0-2-00, Data Sheet 38
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163-B
SOURCE SETPOINT1-LS-27-71 El 717’ 6” EAST COND
OUTLET WTRBOXLEVEL
LO
ProbableCause: 1. Malfunction of Nash vent valve
CorrectiveAction: [1] DISPATCH Operator to perform the following:
[a] THROTTLE OPEN 1-VTV-27-517, CCW EAST SIDECONDENSER OUTLET WATERBOX VENT, to vent air fromwaterbox.
[b] ENSURE waterbox fully vented, andCLOSE 1-VTV-27-517.
[c] IF Nash vent valve has malfunctioned, THENVENT through 1-VTV-27-517 once per shift to keep waterboxfilled andNOTIFY Work Control to initiate corrective action.
References: 1-47W610-27-21-47W831-1
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ProbableCause: 1. Fouled tube sheet or tubes
2. Condenser cleaning system malfunction
CorrectiveAction: [1] DISPATCH Operator to confirm alarm by comparing the following:
� 1-PI-27-57, CCW EAST SIDE CONDENSER INLETPRESSURE [El 685, T7H].
� 1-PI-27-76, CCW EAST SIDE CONDENSER OUTLETPRESSURE [by Turbine Pit Sump Pumps].
[2] CHECK Amertap System status on 1-XX-55-15 [1-M-15].[3] IF East Side Out of Service lamp is on, AND
alarm confirmed, THENDISPATCH Operator to place system in service perSOI-27.02, Amertap System.
[4] IF East Side In Service lamp is on ANDalarm confirmed, THENDISPATCH Operator to perform the following:[a] CHECK 1-PDIS-27-47, EAST SIDE COND OUTLET
STRAINER DIFF PRESS.[b] IF differential pressure is greater than 12 psid, THEN
DEPRESS BACKWASH CYCLE pushbutton.[c] CHECK ball distributors for clogged balls.
[5] IF condenser backpressure cannot be maintained, THENREFER TO AOI-11, Loss of Condenser Vacuum.
References: 1-47W610-27-21-47W831-1AOI-11SOI-27.02
EAST CONDCCW ����P
HI
SOURCE SETPOINT
1-PDIS-27-70 17 psid
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SOURCE SETPOINT0-LS-40-6D el 709 ft 6 in.
CCW PMP STAPMP ROOM SUMP
LEVELHI
ProbableCause: 1. Sump pump failure
2. Flow to sump exceeds pump capacity
CorrectiveAction: [1] DISPATCH Operator to determine cause of alarm.
[2] ISOLATE excessive draining.[3] IF draining liquid-filled systems, THEN
THROTTLE drain valves.
References: 1-47W610-40-11-47W853-11
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SOURCE SETPOINTCR5L - Emergency Backwash 20 inches H2O dpCR15 - Cycle Failure System Mode Cycle Failure
COND TUBECLEANING
SYS A/BABNORMAL
ProbableCause: 1. High DP across the Amertap collector screens
2. Failure to proceed through the System Mode Cycle
NOTE The ball collecting cycle does not occur in EmergencyBackwash so Amertap balls will be lost if Emergency Backwashoccurs.
NOTE A system mode cycle failure occurs when the system fails toproceed through a prescribed sequence within the time perioddetermined by the cycle timers.
CorrectiveAction: [1] CHECK Amertap System Status on 1-XX-55-15 [1-M-15].
[2] IF Emergency Backwash on either side is indicated, THEN[a] DISPATCH Operator to check waterbox differential pressure on 1-PDIS-27-70 and -80 [T7H, el. 685].[b] MONITOR condenser backpressure.[c] IF condenser cannot be maintained, THEN
REFER TO AOI-11, Loss of Condenser Vacuum.[3] IF Out of Service on either side is indicated, THEN
[a] DISPATCH Operator to check Amertap Panel for failure indication.[b] IF a system mode cycle failure is indicated, THEN
NOTIFY Work Control to initiate corrective action.
References: Vendor Dwg 75-159-31-01 Sh 9 through 131-45B655-15AAOI-11
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SOURCE SETPOINT1-LS-27-93B el 730’ 6” (6 inches below top of basin wall and 6 inches above normal level) COOLING TOWER
BASIN LEVELHI
ProbableCause: 1. CT blowdown terminated via closure of all of the following valves:
� 0-FCV-27-97, HOLDING POND ISOL� 0-FCV-27-100, 54” DIFFUSER A SUP� 0-FCV-27-101, 48” DIFFUSER B SUP
2. Misalignment of SCCW supply or discharge valves3. SCCW evolution in progress4. Excessive debris on Trash rack 1-RACK-27-1 and/or 1-RACK-27-3
NOTE If both HI level and LO level (window 164-E) are lit, serious blockages ontrash racks could exist.
CorrectiveAction: [1] REFER TO SOI-24.01 for operation of 1-FCV-24-191, RCW BYPASS
FLOW CONTROL VALVE.[2] CHECK position of 1-FCV-27-97, -100, and -101.[3] ENSURE SCCW supply and discharge valves BOTH open OR
BOTH closed:� 0-FCV-27-112, SUPPLEMENTAL CCW SYSTEM SUPPLY
FLOW CONTROL.� 0-FCV-27-111, SUPPLEMENTAL CCW SYSTEM DISCHARGE
FLOW CONTROL.[4] CHECK Cooling Tower Trash Racks and
CONTACT maintenance to clean trash racks if required.[5] ADJUST 0-FCV-27-112, SUPPLEMENTAL CCW SYSTEM SUPPLY
FLOW CONTROL, as necessary to control basin levels:� REFER TO SOI-27.03, Supplemental Condenser Circulating
Water System.[5] ESTABLISH CT blowdown per SOI-27.01, Condenser Circulating
Water System.
References: 1-47W610-27-2SOI-27.01SOI-27.03
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SOURCE SETPOINT 1-LS-27-93D el 728’ 9” (27 inches below top of basin wall and 15 inches below normal level)
(16.4 second time delay, for ann. & reset)COOLING TOWER
BASIN LEVELLO
ProbableCause: 1. 1-ISV-27-521, BLOWDOWN WEIR SLUICE GATE, open
2. 1-ISV-27-522, CT SLUICE GATE, open3. Misalignment of SCCW supply or discharge valves4. SCCW evolution in progress5. Excessive debris on cooling tower trash rack 1-RACK-27-3
NOTE Diesel-driven fire pump should be declared INOP. If both HI level (window164-D) and LO level are lit, serious blockages on trash racks could exist.
CorrectiveAction: [1] DISPATCH Operator to ensure proper Sluice Gate alignment.
[2] IF SCCW out of service, THENENSURE 0-ISV-27-500, CT FLUME EQUALIZER, CLOSED.
[3] ENSURE SCCW supply and discharge valves BOTH open ORBOTH closed:� 0-FCV-27-112, SUPPLEMENTAL CCW SYSTEM SUPPLY
FLOW CONTROL.� 0-FCV-27-111, SUPPLEMENTAL CCW SYSTEM DISCHARGE
FLOW CONTROL.[4] CHECK Cooling Tower trash racks, and
CONTACT maintenance to clean trash racks if required.[5] ADJUST 0-FCV-27-112, SUPPLEMENTAL CCW SYSTEM SUPPLY
FLOW CONTROL, as necessary to control basin levels:� REFER TO SOI-27.03, Supplemental Condenser Circulating
Water System.[6] REFER TO SOI-24.01 for operation of 1-FCV-24-191, RCW BYPASS
FLOW CONTROL VALVE.
References: 1-47W610-27-21-47W831-1SOI-27.03
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SOURCE SETPOINT Oil temperature switch on 90�C CCW Pmp Sta Xfmr A or B CCW PMP STA
XFMRTEMP
HI
ProbableCause: 1. Transformer overload
2. Inadequate ventilation in transformer area3. Fire
CorrectiveAction: [1] DISPATCH Operator to determine affected transformer, cause of
alarm, and condition of transformer.[2] REDUCE loading on transformer with high temperature.[3] INITIATE additional air cooling.[4] IF fire exists, THEN
REFER TO AOI-30, Plant Fires.[5] NOTIFY Work Control to initiate corrective action, if necessary.
References: 1-35W711-11-35W760-225-1AOI-30
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ProbableCause:
CorrectiveAction:
References:
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SOURCE30X relays in control circuits for:CCW Pumps 1A, 1B, 1C, or 1DFire Pumps 1A-A, 1B-B, 2A-A or 2B-BRCW Pumps A, B, C, D, E, F,or G
CCW/HPFP/RCWMOTOR
TRIPOUT
ProbableCause: 1. CCW Pumps: Instantaneous overcurrent (50) or timed
overcurrent (51)2. Fire pumps: Amptector operation3. RCW Pumps: Amptector operation
Note If a CCW Pump trips due to 51 relay operation, Window 165-C will alsobe lit.
CorrectiveAction: [1] DETERMINE which motor tripped.
[2] REFER TO GOI-7, Generic Equipment Operating Guidelines.[3] ENSURE adequate pumps in service to replace tripped pump and start
additional pumps, if necessary.[4] IF a Fire Pump has tripped, THEN
REFER TO Tech Specs.[5] IF a Raw Cooling Water Pump has tripped, THEN
REFER TO AOI-46, Loss of Raw Cooling Water.[6] NOTIFY Work Control to initiate corrective action, if necessary.
References: 1-45W600-57-211-45W760-27-1, -21-45W760-26-11-35W760-24-1GOI-7
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SOURCE51X Relay on the following:CCW Pump 1ACCW Pump 1BCCW Pump 1CCCW Pump 1D
CCWP MOTOROVERLOAD
ProbableCause: 1. High flow for number of pumps in service
2. Motor overload due to mechanical problems
NOTE CCW Pump motor current should be less than 247 amps [1-M-15].
CorrectiveAction: [1] IF a standby CCW Pump is available, THEN
START the standby CCW Pump perSOI-27.01, Condenser Circulating Water System.
[2] IF a standby CCW Pump is NOT available, THEN[a] MONITOR Condenser backpressure.[b] IF condenser cannot be maintained, THEN
REFER TO AOI-11, Loss of Condenser Vacuum.[3] NOTIFY Work Control to initiate corrective action.
References: 1-45W760-27-1, -2SOI-27.01AOI-11
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1-PDS-24-192A 7 psid RCW BYPASSSTRAINER 1TO U-1 CT
HI ����P
ProbableCause: 1. Dirty strainer
CorrectiveAction: [1] DISPATCH Operator to ensure strainer backwash in progress per
SOI-24.01, Raw Cooling Water System.
References: 1-35W760-24-1SOI-24.01
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SOURCE SETPOINT0-TS-27-99 90 �F
DIFFUSERTEMP
HI
ProbableCause: 1. Thermal inversion
2. Cooling Tower in bypass mode
CorrectiveAction: [1] IF diffuser inlet temperature reaches 95 �F on 0-TI-27-99 [1-M-15],
THEN[a] TERMINATE any radioactive discharge to CT Blowdown that is
in progress.[b] OPEN 0-FCV-27-97, HOLDING POND ISOL.[c] CLOSE 0-FCV-27-100, 54² DIFFUSER A SUP.[d] CLOSE 0-FCV-27-101, 48² DIFFUSER B SUP.[e] MAINTAIN CT Blowdown Flow less than 37,000 gpm.
[2] ENSURE Cooling Tower aligned for proper operation perSOI-27.01, Condenser Circulating Water System.
[3] NOTIFY Environmental Section to evaluate for NPDES compliance.
References: 1-47W610-27-2SOI-27.01
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SOURCERelays 86A, 86B, 86C,27AX, 27BX, 27DCorTie breaker (52C) closedwhile in AUTO
CCW PMP STA480V BD
FAIL UV ORTRANSFER
ProbableCause: 1. Undervoltage on bus A or B (board transferred and tie breaker
closed)2. Loss of 250V DC control power3. Overcurrent condition (supply breaker trips, board will not transfer
and tie breaker is locked out)
Note The 86 relays operate due to an overcurrent condition.Relay 86A trips and locks out 52A breaker and locks out 52C breaker.Relay 86B trips and locks out 52B breaker and locks out 52C breaker.Relay 86C trips 52C breaker and locks out 52A, 52B and 52C breakers.The 27AX and -BX relays are operated by relays 27A and -B respectively.Relay 27AX trips 52A and 52C breakers.Relay 27BX trips 52B and 52C breakers,Relay 27DC actuation indicates a loss of DC control power and causes Red CONTROL BUS ENER light to go off.
CorrectiveAction: [1] DISPATCH Operator to check relays and red CONTROL BUS ENER
light to determine cause of alarm.[2] IF cause of alarm is due to loss of DC control power, THEN
REFER TO SOI-225, 480v CCW Pumping Station Supply, totransfer to the alternate supply.
References: 1-35W760-225-1SOI-225
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REFERENCES
A. Instructions
AOI-6, Small Reactor Coolant Leak
AOI-11, Loss of Condenser Vacuum
AOI-14, Loss Of Rhr Shutdown Cooling
AOI-30.1, Plant Fires
GOI-7, Generic Equipment Operating Guidelines
1-SI-68-32, Reactor Coolant System Water Inventory Balance
SOI-24.01, Raw Cooling Water System
SOI-27.01, Condenser Circulating Water System
SOI-27.02, Amertap System
SOI-27.03, Supplemental Condenser Circulating Water System
SOI-62.01, CVCS-Charging and Letdown
SOI-62.06, Boron Disposal System
SOI-68.01, Reactor Coolant System
SOI-77.01, Liquid Waste Disposal
SOI-77.02, Waste Gas Disposal
SOI-225, 480V CCW Pumping Station Board
Setpoint and Scaling Documents
B. TVA Drawings
1-45B655-15A
1-35W711-1
1-35W760-24-1
1-35W760-225-1
1-45W600-57-21
1-45W600-77-1, -2, -6
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B. TVA Drawings (Continued)
1-45W760-26-1
1-45W760-27-1, -2, -4, -5
1-45W760-40-4
1-45W760-44-1
1-45W760-77-2, -3, -4, -5, -6
1-47W482-2
1-47W483-1
1-47W610-27-1, -2
1-47W610-40-1
1-47W610-43-2
1-47W610-77-4
1-47W831-1
1-47W851-1
1-47W852-1, -5
1-47W853-1, -11
1-47W865-1, -2
55W1381-7
C. Vendor Manuals
None
D. Vendor Drawings
75-159-31-01, Sh 9-13
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SOURCENOTE SOURCE DOCUMENT SUMMARY
1 NCO950024004 Explosive Gas and Storage TankRadioactivity Monitoring Program