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| number = ML20212F944 | |||
| issue date = 10/31/1997 | |||
| title = Ack Receipt of Informing NRC of Steps Taken to Correct Violations Noted in Insp Repts 50-254/97-10 & 50-265/97-10 | |||
| author name = Grobe J | |||
| author affiliation = NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION III) | |||
| addressee name = Pearce L | |||
| addressee affiliation = COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO. | |||
| docket = 05000254, 05000265 | |||
| license number = | |||
| contact person = | |||
| document report number = 50-254-97-10, 50-265-97-10, NUDOCS 9711050177 | |||
| title reference date = 09-22-1997 | |||
| document type = CORRESPONDENCE-LETTERS, OUTGOING CORRESPONDENCE | |||
| page count = 3 | |||
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See also: [[see also::IR 05000254/1997010]] | |||
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_ 0dtober 31. !997 | |||
Mr. L. W. Pearce | |||
- Site Vice President | |||
. - Quad Cities Station | |||
Commonwealth Edison Company | |||
22710 206th Avenue North | |||
Cordova,IL 61242 | |||
SUBJECT: NOTICE OF VIOLATION (NRC INSPECTION REPORT NO. | |||
50-254/97010(DRS); 50-265/97010(DRS)) | |||
- Dear Mr. Pearce: | |||
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This will acknowledge receipt of your September 22,1997 letter in response to our August 22, | |||
L1997 letter transmitting a Notice of Violation associated with the above mentioned inspection | |||
report. We have reviewed your corrective actions and have no further questionr, at this time. | |||
These conective actions may be examined auring future inspections. | |||
We find the actions to the violations described in your response to be acceptable. However, the | |||
. dates, listed in your response, under "Date when full compliance will be met" for violat'on - | |||
- 50-254/265/97010-03a(DRS) and 50-254/265/97010-03b(DRS), are June 17,1997 and April | |||
15,1997 respectively. Since the violation involved a lack of appropriate corrective action to - | |||
prevent recurrence, full compliance can not be achieved until the corrective action changes and | |||
: training have been completed on March 31,1998. During a telephone conversation on | |||
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October 8,1997, your personnel agreed that March 31,1998, was the appropriate date. No | |||
additional response will be necessary. | |||
Sincerely, | |||
original signed by J.M. Jacobson/for | |||
John A. Grobe, Director | |||
Division of Reactor Safety | |||
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, Docket No. 50-254 | |||
- Docket No. 50-265 | |||
Enclosure: Ltr 9/22/97, L. . W. Pearce, | |||
Comed, to US NRC | |||
See Attached Distribution - | |||
DOCUMENT NAME: ~ G:DRS\QUA97010.TY | |||
_ (SEE PREVIOUS CONCURRENCE) | |||
To receive a co py of thee document. Indicate in the box 'C' = Copy w/o attach /enci *E' = Co)y w/ attach /enci"N*,= No copy | |||
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NAME- Walker /lc Ring Miller Grobd (Y{ LP | |||
DATE- 10! /97 #0/ /97 10/ /97 10Aj /97 | |||
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Mr.' L. W. Pearce | |||
Site Vice President | |||
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SUBJECT: NOTICE OF VIOLATION (NRC INSPECTION REPORT NO. | |||
50 254/97010(DRS); 50-265/97010(DRS)) | |||
Dear Mr. Pearce: | |||
This will acknowledge receipt of your September 22,1997 letter in response to our | |||
August 22,1997 letter transmitting a Notice of Violation asdociated with the above | |||
mentioned inspection report. We hava reviewod your corrective actions and have no | |||
further questions at this time. These corrective actions may be examined during future | |||
inspections. | |||
We find the actions to the violations addressed in your response to be accepteble; | |||
however, tne dates when full compliance will be met which are provided for violation | |||
50-245/265/97010-03a(DRS) and 50-245/265/97010-03b(DRS) are inaccurate. Since this | |||
violation involved lack of appropriate corrective action, full compliance will r.ot be achieved | |||
until changes and training in the revised corrective action methods have been completed. | |||
The completion date stated in the " actions to prevent recurrence" for violation | |||
50-245/265/97010 03a(DRS) and 50 245/265/97010-03b(DRS), is March 31,1998. | |||
During discussions by telephone on October 8,1997, licentee personnel agreed that | |||
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March 31,1998, was the appropriate date. No additional response will be necessary. | |||
SMeerely, | |||
John A. Grobe, Director | |||
Division of Peactor Safety | |||
Docket No. 50-254 | |||
Docket No. 50 265 | |||
Enclosure: Ltr 9/22/97, L. W. Pearce, | |||
Comed, to US NRC | |||
See Attached Distribution | |||
DOCUMENT NAME: G:QUA97010.TY | |||
to receiv e co py of this oocum nt. ino. cat. in in. box c = copy wie attaentend E" = Copy wl.#.ach/end *N' = No copy | |||
OFFICE Rill:DRS , Rlli:DRS lE Rill:DF3So m jt/ | |||
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NAME Walker /legdf/ Ring 7/dC Wega W /3?: A ,43 Grobe | |||
DATE 101/r/97 ' 10/ar/97 10Ls797 10! /97 | |||
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L. W. Pearce 2 october 31, 1997 | |||
t cc w/o encl: R. J. Manning, Executive Vice President, | |||
Generation | |||
M. Wallace, Senior Vice President,- | |||
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Corporate Services | |||
E. Kraft, Vice President, BWR Operations - | |||
Liaison Officer, NOC-BOD | |||
D. A. Sager, Vice Presloent, | |||
Generation Support | |||
D. Farrar, Nuclear Regulatory | |||
Services Manager | |||
1. Johnson, Licensing Operations Manager | |||
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Quad Cities Station Manager | |||
C. C. Peterson, Regulatory Affairs Manager | |||
Richard Hubbard | |||
Nathan Schloss, Economist, | |||
Office of the Attomey General | |||
State Liaison Officer | |||
Chairman, Illinois Commerce Commission | |||
J. R. Bull, Vice President, General & | |||
Transmission, MidAmerican Energy Company | |||
Distribution: | |||
' Docket File w/enci - SRI, Quad Cities w/enci TSS w/ encl | |||
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: DRP w/enci J. L. Caldwell, Rill w/enci | |||
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SVP-97 205 | |||
September 22,1997 | |||
U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission | |||
Washington, D. C. 20555 | |||
Attention: Document Control Desk | |||
Subject: Quad Cities Station Units 1 and 2; | |||
NRC Docket Numbers 50-254 and 50-265: | |||
NRC Inspection Report Numbers 50-254/97010 | |||
and 50-265/97010 and Notice of Viola: ions. | |||
. Reference: (a) J. Grobe to E. S. Kraft, Jr. Letter dated At. gust 22, 1997. | |||
Enclosed is Commonwealth Edison's (Comed's) response to the Notice of Violations | |||
\ (NOVs) transmitted with the referenced letter. The report cited three Severity Level | |||
IV violations concerning (a) two (xamples of failure to adhere to design control | |||
requirements (b) one example of failure to perform adequate testing, and (c) two | |||
examples of inadequate correctivo actions. | |||
Responses to the EDG air start motor (ASM) issues are based on an extensive | |||
independent investigation. The station is pursuing a root cause investigation. 'Ihis | |||
respor.se will be supplemented if necessary upon completion of the stations root | |||
cause investigation. | |||
This letter contains commitments. These are identified at the end of each response | |||
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SVP-97-205 2 September 22,1997 | |||
If there are any questions or comments conceming this letter, please refer them to | |||
Mr. Charles Peterson, Regulatory Affairs Manager, at (309) 654-2241, extension | |||
3609. | |||
Respectfully, | |||
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L! W. Pearce ' | |||
Site Vice Pres! dent | |||
Quad Cities Station | |||
Attachment A, Response to Notice of Violation | |||
ec: A. B. Beach, NRC Regional Administrator, Region III | |||
R. M. Pulsifer, NRC Pmject Manager, NRR | |||
C. G. Miller, Senior Resident Inspector, Quad Cities | |||
W. D Izech, MidAmerican Energy Company | |||
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D. C. Tubbs, MidAmerican Energy Company | |||
F. A. Spangenberg, Regulatory Affairs Manager, Dresden | |||
INPO Records Center | |||
Office of Nuclear Facility Safety, IDNS | |||
DCD - License (Both electronic and hard copy) | |||
M. E. Wagner, Licensing, Comed | |||
SVP Lett:r File | |||
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STATEMENT OF VIOLATION (NRC IR 97-010); | |||
NOTICE OF VIOLATION 1 | |||
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1. 10 CFR 50, Appendix B, Criterion III, " Design Control," requires that measures be | |||
established for the selection and review for suitability of application of pans, | |||
equipment and processes that are essential to the safety related functions of thec | |||
- structures, systems and components. | |||
Contrary to the above, adequate design control mersures were not used for the | |||
following design changes: | |||
a.- Alternate parts evaluation Q-1997-0023-00, issued April 15, 1997, authorized | |||
the replacement of inodel 150BMPDR89 (model 89) air stan motors on the | |||
Unit 2 (U 2) emergency diesel generator (EDG) with model 150BMPDR88 | |||
(model 88) motors as a like-for-like replacement. However, the new model 88 | |||
air start motors contained significant dimensional differences from the model | |||
89 motors, thus resulting in a design change. As a result, the U-2 EDG failed | |||
- y to start during maintenance verification testir:g on May 8,1997 | |||
I (254/265/97010-Ola(DRS)). | |||
b. Alternate pans evaluation M930030008, issued May 23,1994, authorized the | |||
n replacement of residual heat removal beat exchanger relief valve 2-1001-165A, | |||
Type 1910MC-1-XMC324 (vapor trim), with a Type 1910MC-IXLS324 (liquid | |||
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trirn) valve. . The replacement valve type contained documental functional | |||
differences, including re-closing pressure, from the original valve @, thus | |||
resulting in a design change. As a result, two replacement uives of the vapor | |||
, trim type failed to re-close during testing (254/265/97010-Olb(DRS)). | |||
'Ihis is a Severity Level IV violation (Supplement 1). | |||
REASON FOR VIOLATION: | |||
254/265/97010-Ola | |||
Comed accepts the violt. tion. Alternate parts evaluation Q-1997-0023-00, issued | |||
April 15,1997, was perfonned to evaluate the differences discovered between the original | |||
model 150BMPDR89 air stan motors (ASMs) and the model 150BMPDR88 ASM.' Station | |||
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_ personnel did not recognize this as a design chang and failed to correctly implement the | |||
design control program; In addition, the procedures did not clearly differentiate between | |||
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alternate parts and replacement parts and design changes. | |||
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ACTIONd TAKEN: | |||
1. 'Ihe model 88 ASMs were removed and vendor supplied rebuilt model 89 ASMs were | |||
installed on June 17,1997 on the Shared EDG and on June 18,1997 for Unit Two | |||
EDG. Following installation of the model 89 ASM, the Monthly Emergency Diesel | |||
Generator Operability Surveillance Test, QCOS 6600-01, was completed satisfactory | |||
for both EDG's. | |||
2. Other Comed sites were notified of the issue. (NON #Q297-012 062497) | |||
3. 'Ihis event and a clari0 cation of design change definition were provided to | |||
Engineering personnel. | |||
ACTIONS TO PREVENT FURTIIER OCCURRENCE: | |||
Correctiva actions to be completed include the following: | |||
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1. Quad Cities Station will implement Parts Evaluatien Procedure changes by | |||
November 15,1997. (NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.01) | |||
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N 2. Quad Cities Station will develop a Lessons Larned training package and present it to | |||
Station Engineering personnel and Maintenance supervision by March 31,1998. | |||
(NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.02) | |||
3. Quad Cities Station will develop a policy for vendor information evaluatioa by | |||
December 15,1997. (NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.03) | |||
4. A Root Cause Investigation on the EDG ASM issue will be completed by | |||
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October 31,1997. (NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501) | |||
DATE WHEN FULL COMPLIANCE WILL BE' MET: | |||
Full compliaxe was met when the model 88 air start motors were removed and vendor | |||
supplied rebuilt model 89 ASMs were installed and tested on June 17,1997 for the Shared | |||
EDG and June 18,1997 for Unit Tv/o EDG. ; | |||
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REASON FOR VIOLATION: | |||
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Comed accepts the vio!stion. De Station personnel did not adequately evaluate blowdown- | |||
reset ncr identify it as a critical chameteristic as part of the Like for Like parts rr. placement | |||
evaluation CE-89-0725. Station personnel did not recognize that this represented a change in | |||
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function and should have been evaluated as a design change. | |||
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ACTIONS TAKFE: | |||
1.- The original relief valve S/N TH78257 was repaired. - The valve was reinstalled and | |||
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tested satisfactorily using the Quarterly RHR Service Water Pump Operability Test, | |||
QCOS 1000-04. | |||
2. The Stores Item Number SI 782A29 was removed from the approved list of parts to - | |||
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prevent future use of this relief valve in the RHR Heat Exchanger Tbbe Side Relief | |||
Valve application, | |||
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3. Parts evaluation M930030008 (dated January 13,1993) and M930008-01 (dated | |||
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( May 23,1994) were reviewed and marked VOID. | |||
4. This event was presented to engineering personnel and a set of design change criteria | |||
was dik:ussed. An interim review group of senior engineering personnel was | |||
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established to verify that the criterion are understood and design changes are not | |||
, being performed by Engineering Requests. | |||
ACTIONS TO PREVENT FURTHER OCCURRENCE: | |||
l - 1. Procedure NEP 11-01, " Procurement and Use of Items for Repair and Replacement of | |||
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Safety Related and Regulatory Related Equipment" will be revised to include the need | |||
to evaluate blowdown reset pressure wnen specifying relief valves by | |||
Decembsr 15,1997; (NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.04) | |||
t DATE WHEN FULL COMPLIANCE WILL BE MET: | |||
Full compliance was met on April 15, 1997, when or'gin-1 relief valve was repaired and the | |||
surveillance test QCOS 1000-04 was successfully performed. | |||
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NOTICE OF VIOLATION 2 | |||
.2. Criterion XI of 10 CFR 50, Appendix B, " Test Control," requires that testing be | |||
' performed to demonstrate that structures, systems and components will perform | |||
satisfactory in service and that the testing be performed in accordance with r/ritten | |||
test procedures which incorporate requirements and acceptance limits. Test results | |||
shall be documented and evaluated to assure that test requirements have been | |||
satisfied. | |||
Contiary to the above: | |||
On May 16,1997, after installation of model 150BMPDR88 air start motors with | |||
mounting shims on EDGs U-2 and U-1/2, the licensee failed to perfomi adequate | |||
testing to ensum that the EDGs would start as required (254/265/97010-02 (DRS)). | |||
This is a Severity Level IV violation (Supplement 1). | |||
REASON FOR VIOLATION: | |||
254/263/97010-02 | |||
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Comed accepts the violation. W new model 150BMPDR88 air start motors were installed | |||
on the Unit 2 atxi the Shared Emergency Diesel Generators. Station pe sonnel used the | |||
alternate parts replacement versus the design change pmcess. Station personnel did not | |||
recognize that installation of Qc new model 150BMPDR88 air start motors was a design | |||
change and required post modification testing in addition to the normal surveillance testing. | |||
ACTIDNS TAKEN: | |||
1. The model 88 ASMs were removed and vendor supplied rebuilt model 89 ASMs were | |||
installed on June 17,1997 on the Shared EDG and on June 18,1997 for Unit Two | |||
EDO.- Following installation of the model 89 ASM the Monthly Emergency Diesel | |||
Generator Operability Surveillance Test, QCOS 6600-01, was completed satisfactory | |||
for both EDG's. | |||
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Other Comed sites were notified of the issue. (NON #Q297-012 062497) | |||
3. This event was presented to engineering personnel and a set of design change criteria | |||
was discussed. An interim review group of senior engineering personnel was | |||
: established to ve."y that the criterien are understood and design changes are not | |||
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being performui by Engineering Requests. | |||
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ACTIONS TO PREVENT FURTHER OCCURRENCE: | |||
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1.< Quad Ci:les Station will clarify the Dedgn Engineering Role in the Parts Evalunion | |||
Process by December 15, 1997. (NTS f'3418097SCAQ0000501.05) | |||
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2. Quad Cities Station will evaluate the requirements for testing in the Altes nate Parts | |||
Evaluation Process tiy December 15,1997. (NTS #25418097SCAQOMX)S01.06) | |||
3. Quad Cities Station Root Cause will evaluate the process for Post | |||
Modirnation/ Maintenance testing by December 15, 1997. | |||
(NTS #254180975CAQ0000501.07) | |||
DATE WHEN FULL COMPLIANCE WILL BE MET: | |||
Full compliance wat met when the model 88 air stan motors were removed and vendor | |||
supplied rebuilt model 89 ASMs were installed and tested on June 17,1997 for the Shared | |||
EDG and Jur.e 18,1997 for Unit Two EDG. | |||
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NOTICE OF VIGLATION 3 l | |||
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3. '10 CFR 50, App:ndix B, Criterion XVI, " Corrective Ahtions," requires that _ | |||
conditions adverse to quality be promptly identified and corrected and that for | |||
signd", cant conditions adverse to quality the cause of the condition be determined and | |||
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correcti e action be taken to preclude repetition. | |||
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Contrary to the above: | |||
a. Because of the ' continuing reliance on an inadequate alt:rnate pants evaluation | |||
and inadcquate testing, sufficient action was not promptly completed to _ , | |||
- identify and conect the cause of the May 8,1997 failure to sta.t of the U 2 | |||
, EDG following installation of the model 88 air start motors. As a result, | |||
model 88 air start motors were installed on the U-1/2 EDG on May 17,1997. | |||
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T14 model 88 air statt motors were subsequently determined to be | |||
unacceptable and the U 2 and U-1/2 EDGs were declared inoperable on | |||
June 12,1997 (254/265/97010-03a(DRS)). | |||
p b. Inadequate alternate parts evaluations, a condition adverse to quality, was not | |||
identified as a cause of the failures during testing of two liqui? trim type | |||
- replacement relief valves following the April 5,1997 failure or~ the residual- | |||
- heat removal heat exchanger relief valve. As a result, actions to correct | |||
inadequate alternate parts evaluations had not been taken as of the stant of the | |||
inspection on June 9,19971254/265/97010-03b(DRS)). | |||
'Ihis is a Severity I.evel IV violation (Supplement 1). | |||
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REASON FOR VIOLATION: | |||
254/265/97010-03a | |||
Condid accepts the violation. Timely conective action was not taken in this instance because | |||
the Station did not recognize the new model ASM as a design change and did not evaluate | |||
their acceptability. | |||
REASON FOR VIOLATION: | |||
254/265/9701H3b | |||
ComBd accepts the violation. The root cause evaluation performed in April,1997, did not | |||
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identify why the design change process was not being implemented properly. | |||
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the conect design control process and that the design change process should have been used. | |||
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1._ _ "Ihe a:Tected alternate parts evaluations, for both the relief valves and the ASM have : | |||
been voided to assure that the parts that were apprt ved could not be installed in the | |||
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plant in the wrong application. e l | |||
2.- The deficient equipment was replaced with original design equ!pment. | |||
3. The event was presented and clarification of procedure and design change defm' ition | |||
were provided to Engineering personnel. | |||
'4. A PIF was written to re-evaluate the Root Cause fer the relief valve. | |||
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ACTIONS 'ID PREVENT FURTHER OCCURRENCE: ' | |||
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Station Engineering personnel and Maintenance supervision by March 31,1998. | |||
(NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.02) | |||
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December 15,1997. (NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.03) | |||
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Full compliance for the EDGs was met when the model 88 air start motors were removed | |||
and vendor supplied rebuilt model 89 ASMs were installed on June 17,1997 for the Shared | |||
EDO and June 18,1997 for Unit Two EDO. | |||
Full compliance for the RHRSW relief valve was met on April 15, 1997, when the original. | |||
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| ML20212F944 | |
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| Site: | Quad Cities |
| Issue date: | 10/31/1997 |
| From: | Grobe J NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION III) |
| To: | Pearce L COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO. |
| References | |
| 50-254-97-10, 50-265-97-10, NUDOCS 9711050177 | |
| Download: ML20212F944 (3) | |
See also: IR 05000254/1997010
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_ 0dtober 31. !997
Mr. L. W. Pearce
- Site Vice President
. - Quad Cities Station
Commonwealth Edison Company
22710 206th Avenue North
Cordova,IL 61242
SUBJECT: NOTICE OF VIOLATION (NRC INSPECTION REPORT NO.
50-254/97010(DRS); 50-265/97010(DRS))
- Dear Mr. Pearce:
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This will acknowledge receipt of your September 22,1997 letter in response to our August 22,
L1997 letter transmitting a Notice of Violation associated with the above mentioned inspection
report. We have reviewed your corrective actions and have no further questionr, at this time.
These conective actions may be examined auring future inspections.
We find the actions to the violations described in your response to be acceptable. However, the
. dates, listed in your response, under "Date when full compliance will be met" for violat'on -
- 50-254/265/97010-03a(DRS) and 50-254/265/97010-03b(DRS), are June 17,1997 and April
15,1997 respectively. Since the violation involved a lack of appropriate corrective action to -
prevent recurrence, full compliance can not be achieved until the corrective action changes and
- training have been completed on March 31,1998. During a telephone conversation on
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October 8,1997, your personnel agreed that March 31,1998, was the appropriate date. No
additional response will be necessary.
Sincerely,
original signed by J.M. Jacobson/for
John A. Grobe, Director
Division of Reactor Safety
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, Docket No. 50-254
- Docket No. 50-265
Enclosure: Ltr 9/22/97, L. . W. Pearce,
Comed, to US NRC
See Attached Distribution -
DOCUMENT NAME: ~ G:DRS\QUA97010.TY
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SUBJECT: NOTICE OF VIOLATION (NRC INSPECTION REPORT NO.
50 254/97010(DRS); 50-265/97010(DRS))
Dear Mr. Pearce:
This will acknowledge receipt of your September 22,1997 letter in response to our
August 22,1997 letter transmitting a Notice of Violation asdociated with the above
mentioned inspection report. We hava reviewod your corrective actions and have no
further questions at this time. These corrective actions may be examined during future
inspections.
We find the actions to the violations addressed in your response to be accepteble;
however, tne dates when full compliance will be met which are provided for violation
50-245/265/97010-03a(DRS) and 50-245/265/97010-03b(DRS) are inaccurate. Since this
violation involved lack of appropriate corrective action, full compliance will r.ot be achieved
until changes and training in the revised corrective action methods have been completed.
The completion date stated in the " actions to prevent recurrence" for violation
50-245/265/97010 03a(DRS) and 50 245/265/97010-03b(DRS), is March 31,1998.
During discussions by telephone on October 8,1997, licentee personnel agreed that
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March 31,1998, was the appropriate date. No additional response will be necessary.
SMeerely,
John A. Grobe, Director
Division of Peactor Safety
Docket No. 50-254
Docket No. 50 265
Enclosure: Ltr 9/22/97, L. W. Pearce,
Comed, to US NRC
See Attached Distribution
DOCUMENT NAME: G:QUA97010.TY
to receiv e co py of this oocum nt. ino. cat. in in. box c = copy wie attaentend E" = Copy wl.#.ach/end *N' = No copy
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M. Wallace, Senior Vice President,-
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E. Kraft, Vice President, BWR Operations -
Liaison Officer, NOC-BOD
D. A. Sager, Vice Presloent,
Generation Support
D. Farrar, Nuclear Regulatory
Services Manager
1. Johnson, Licensing Operations Manager
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Quad Cities Station Manager
C. C. Peterson, Regulatory Affairs Manager
Richard Hubbard
Nathan Schloss, Economist,
Office of the Attomey General
State Liaison Officer
Chairman, Illinois Commerce Commission
J. R. Bull, Vice President, General &
Transmission, MidAmerican Energy Company
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September 22,1997
U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Washington, D. C. 20555
Attention: Document Control Desk
Subject: Quad Cities Station Units 1 and 2;
NRC Docket Numbers 50-254 and 50-265:
NRC Inspection Report Numbers 50-254/97010
and 50-265/97010 and Notice of Viola: ions.
. Reference: (a) J. Grobe to E. S. Kraft, Jr. Letter dated At. gust 22, 1997.
Enclosed is Commonwealth Edison's (Comed's) response to the Notice of Violations
\ (NOVs) transmitted with the referenced letter. The report cited three Severity Level
IV violations concerning (a) two (xamples of failure to adhere to design control
requirements (b) one example of failure to perform adequate testing, and (c) two
examples of inadequate correctivo actions.
Responses to the EDG air start motor (ASM) issues are based on an extensive
independent investigation. The station is pursuing a root cause investigation. 'Ihis
respor.se will be supplemented if necessary upon completion of the stations root
cause investigation.
This letter contains commitments. These are identified at the end of each response
se etion.
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If there are any questions or comments conceming this letter, please refer them to
Mr. Charles Peterson, Regulatory Affairs Manager, at (309) 654-2241, extension
3609.
Respectfully,
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L! W. Pearce '
Site Vice Pres! dent
Quad Cities Station
Attachment A, Response to Notice of Violation
ec: A. B. Beach, NRC Regional Administrator, Region III
R. M. Pulsifer, NRC Pmject Manager, NRR
C. G. Miller, Senior Resident Inspector, Quad Cities
W. D Izech, MidAmerican Energy Company
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D. C. Tubbs, MidAmerican Energy Company
F. A. Spangenberg, Regulatory Affairs Manager, Dresden
INPO Records Center
Office of Nuclear Facility Safety, IDNS
DCD - License (Both electronic and hard copy)
M. E. Wagner, Licensing, Comed
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STATEMENT OF VIOLATION (NRC IR 97-010);
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1. 10 CFR 50, Appendix B, Criterion III, " Design Control," requires that measures be
established for the selection and review for suitability of application of pans,
equipment and processes that are essential to the safety related functions of thec
- structures, systems and components.
Contrary to the above, adequate design control mersures were not used for the
following design changes:
a.- Alternate parts evaluation Q-1997-0023-00, issued April 15, 1997, authorized
the replacement of inodel 150BMPDR89 (model 89) air stan motors on the
Unit 2 (U 2) emergency diesel generator (EDG) with model 150BMPDR88
(model 88) motors as a like-for-like replacement. However, the new model 88
air start motors contained significant dimensional differences from the model
89 motors, thus resulting in a design change. As a result, the U-2 EDG failed
- y to start during maintenance verification testir:g on May 8,1997
I (254/265/97010-Ola(DRS)).
b. Alternate pans evaluation M930030008, issued May 23,1994, authorized the
n replacement of residual heat removal beat exchanger relief valve 2-1001-165A,
Type 1910MC-1-XMC324 (vapor trim), with a Type 1910MC-IXLS324 (liquid
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trirn) valve. . The replacement valve type contained documental functional
differences, including re-closing pressure, from the original valve @, thus
resulting in a design change. As a result, two replacement uives of the vapor
, trim type failed to re-close during testing (254/265/97010-Olb(DRS)).
'Ihis is a Severity Level IV violation (Supplement 1).
REASON FOR VIOLATION:
254/265/97010-Ola
Comed accepts the violt. tion. Alternate parts evaluation Q-1997-0023-00, issued
April 15,1997, was perfonned to evaluate the differences discovered between the original
model 150BMPDR89 air stan motors (ASMs) and the model 150BMPDR88 ASM.' Station
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design control program; In addition, the procedures did not clearly differentiate between
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ACTIONd TAKEN:
1. 'Ihe model 88 ASMs were removed and vendor supplied rebuilt model 89 ASMs were
installed on June 17,1997 on the Shared EDG and on June 18,1997 for Unit Two
EDG. Following installation of the model 89 ASM, the Monthly Emergency Diesel
Generator Operability Surveillance Test, QCOS 6600-01, was completed satisfactory
for both EDG's.
2. Other Comed sites were notified of the issue. (NON #Q297-012 062497)
3. 'Ihis event and a clari0 cation of design change definition were provided to
Engineering personnel.
ACTIONS TO PREVENT FURTIIER OCCURRENCE:
Correctiva actions to be completed include the following:
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1. Quad Cities Station will implement Parts Evaluatien Procedure changes by
November 15,1997. (NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.01)
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Station Engineering personnel and Maintenance supervision by March 31,1998.
(NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.02)
3. Quad Cities Station will develop a policy for vendor information evaluatioa by
December 15,1997. (NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.03)
4. A Root Cause Investigation on the EDG ASM issue will be completed by
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October 31,1997. (NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501)
DATE WHEN FULL COMPLIANCE WILL BE' MET:
Full compliaxe was met when the model 88 air start motors were removed and vendor
supplied rebuilt model 89 ASMs were installed and tested on June 17,1997 for the Shared
EDG and June 18,1997 for Unit Tv/o EDG. ;
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Comed accepts the vio!stion. De Station personnel did not adequately evaluate blowdown-
reset ncr identify it as a critical chameteristic as part of the Like for Like parts rr. placement
evaluation CE-89-0725. Station personnel did not recognize that this represented a change in
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function and should have been evaluated as a design change.
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ACTIONS TAKFE:
1.- The original relief valve S/N TH78257 was repaired. - The valve was reinstalled and
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tested satisfactorily using the Quarterly RHR Service Water Pump Operability Test,
QCOS 1000-04.
2. The Stores Item Number SI 782A29 was removed from the approved list of parts to -
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prevent future use of this relief valve in the RHR Heat Exchanger Tbbe Side Relief
Valve application,
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3. Parts evaluation M930030008 (dated January 13,1993) and M930008-01 (dated
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( May 23,1994) were reviewed and marked VOID.
4. This event was presented to engineering personnel and a set of design change criteria
was dik:ussed. An interim review group of senior engineering personnel was
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established to verify that the criterion are understood and design changes are not
, being performed by Engineering Requests.
ACTIONS TO PREVENT FURTHER OCCURRENCE:
l - 1. Procedure NEP 11-01, " Procurement and Use of Items for Repair and Replacement of
Safety Related and Regulatory Related Equipment" will be revised to include the need
to evaluate blowdown reset pressure wnen specifying relief valves by
Decembsr 15,1997; (NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.04)
t DATE WHEN FULL COMPLIANCE WILL BE MET:
Full compliance was met on April 15, 1997, when or'gin-1 relief valve was repaired and the
surveillance test QCOS 1000-04 was successfully performed.
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.2. Criterion XI of 10 CFR 50, Appendix B, " Test Control," requires that testing be
' performed to demonstrate that structures, systems and components will perform
satisfactory in service and that the testing be performed in accordance with r/ritten
test procedures which incorporate requirements and acceptance limits. Test results
shall be documented and evaluated to assure that test requirements have been
satisfied.
Contiary to the above:
On May 16,1997, after installation of model 150BMPDR88 air start motors with
mounting shims on EDGs U-2 and U-1/2, the licensee failed to perfomi adequate
testing to ensum that the EDGs would start as required (254/265/97010-02 (DRS)).
This is a Severity Level IV violation (Supplement 1).
REASON FOR VIOLATION:
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Comed accepts the violation. W new model 150BMPDR88 air start motors were installed
on the Unit 2 atxi the Shared Emergency Diesel Generators. Station pe sonnel used the
alternate parts replacement versus the design change pmcess. Station personnel did not
recognize that installation of Qc new model 150BMPDR88 air start motors was a design
change and required post modification testing in addition to the normal surveillance testing.
ACTIDNS TAKEN:
1. The model 88 ASMs were removed and vendor supplied rebuilt model 89 ASMs were
installed on June 17,1997 on the Shared EDG and on June 18,1997 for Unit Two
EDO.- Following installation of the model 89 ASM the Monthly Emergency Diesel
Generator Operability Surveillance Test, QCOS 6600-01, was completed satisfactory
for both EDG's.
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Other Comed sites were notified of the issue. (NON #Q297-012 062497)
3. This event was presented to engineering personnel and a set of design change criteria
was discussed. An interim review group of senior engineering personnel was
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ACTIONS TO PREVENT FURTHER OCCURRENCE:
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1.< Quad Ci:les Station will clarify the Dedgn Engineering Role in the Parts Evalunion
Process by December 15, 1997. (NTS f'3418097SCAQ0000501.05)
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2. Quad Cities Station will evaluate the requirements for testing in the Altes nate Parts
Evaluation Process tiy December 15,1997. (NTS #25418097SCAQOMX)S01.06)
3. Quad Cities Station Root Cause will evaluate the process for Post
Modirnation/ Maintenance testing by December 15, 1997.
(NTS #254180975CAQ0000501.07)
DATE WHEN FULL COMPLIANCE WILL BE MET:
Full compliance wat met when the model 88 air stan motors were removed and vendor
supplied rebuilt model 89 ASMs were installed and tested on June 17,1997 for the Shared
EDG and Jur.e 18,1997 for Unit Two EDG.
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3. '10 CFR 50, App:ndix B, Criterion XVI, " Corrective Ahtions," requires that _
conditions adverse to quality be promptly identified and corrected and that for
signd", cant conditions adverse to quality the cause of the condition be determined and
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correcti e action be taken to preclude repetition.
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Contrary to the above:
a. Because of the ' continuing reliance on an inadequate alt:rnate pants evaluation
and inadcquate testing, sufficient action was not promptly completed to _ ,
- identify and conect the cause of the May 8,1997 failure to sta.t of the U 2
, EDG following installation of the model 88 air start motors. As a result,
model 88 air start motors were installed on the U-1/2 EDG on May 17,1997.
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T14 model 88 air statt motors were subsequently determined to be
unacceptable and the U 2 and U-1/2 EDGs were declared inoperable on
June 12,1997 (254/265/97010-03a(DRS)).
p b. Inadequate alternate parts evaluations, a condition adverse to quality, was not
identified as a cause of the failures during testing of two liqui? trim type
- replacement relief valves following the April 5,1997 failure or~ the residual-
- heat removal heat exchanger relief valve. As a result, actions to correct
inadequate alternate parts evaluations had not been taken as of the stant of the
inspection on June 9,19971254/265/97010-03b(DRS)).
'Ihis is a Severity I.evel IV violation (Supplement 1).
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REASON FOR VIOLATION:
254/265/97010-03a
Condid accepts the violation. Timely conective action was not taken in this instance because
the Station did not recognize the new model ASM as a design change and did not evaluate
their acceptability.
REASON FOR VIOLATION:
254/265/9701H3b
ComBd accepts the violation. The root cause evaluation performed in April,1997, did not
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identify why the design change process was not being implemented properly.
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1._ _ "Ihe a:Tected alternate parts evaluations, for both the relief valves and the ASM have :
been voided to assure that the parts that were apprt ved could not be installed in the
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2.- The deficient equipment was replaced with original design equ!pment.
3. The event was presented and clarification of procedure and design change defm' ition
were provided to Engineering personnel.
'4. A PIF was written to re-evaluate the Root Cause fer the relief valve.
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254/265/9701003a
254/255/9701H3b
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1. Quad Cities Station will implement Parts Evaluation Procedure changes by
November 15,1997. (NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.01) '
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2. _ Quad Cities Station will develop a Lessons Learned training package and present it to
Station Engineering personnel and Maintenance supervision by March 31,1998.
(NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.02)
., - 3. Quad Cities Station will develop a policy for vendor information evaluation by
December 15,1997. (NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501.03)
'4. A Root Cause Investigation on the EDG ASM issue will be completed by
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October 31, .1997. (NTS #25418097SCAQ0000501)
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DATE WIIEN FULL COMPLIANCE WILL BE MET:
254/265/97010 03a
254/265/97010-03b
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Full compliance for the EDGs was met when the model 88 air start motors were removed
and vendor supplied rebuilt model 89 ASMs were installed on June 17,1997 for the Shared
EDO and June 18,1997 for Unit Two EDO.
Full compliance for the RHRSW relief valve was met on April 15, 1997, when the original.
relief valve was repaired and the Surveillance Test QCOS 1000-04 was successfully
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