Event Notification Report for March 29, 1999
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Operations Center
Event Reports For
03/26/1999 - 03/29/1999
** EVENT NUMBERS **
35164 35354 35399 35506 35516 35517 35518 35519 35520
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|General Information or Other |Event Number: 35164 |
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| REP ORG: WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH |NOTIFICATION DATE: 12/17/1998|
|LICENSEE: PROFESSIONAL SERVICE INDUSTRIES, INC |NOTIFICATION TIME: 14:52[EST]|
| CITY: SEATTLE REGION: 4 |EVENT DATE: 12/16/1998|
| COUNTY: STATE: WA |EVENT TIME: [PST]|
|LICENSE#: WN-IR021-1 AGREEMENT: Y |LAST UPDATE DATE: 03/27/1999|
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| |PERSON ORGANIZATION |
| |IAN BARNES R4 |
| |WILLIAM KANE NMSS |
+------------------------------------------------+ROSEMARY HOGAN IRD |
| NRC NOTIFIED BY: TERRY FRAZEE | |
| HQ OPS OFFICER: BOB STRANSKY | |
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|EMERGENCY CLASS: N/A | |
|10 CFR SECTION: | |
|NAGR AGREEMENT STATE | |
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| AGREEMENT STATE REPORT - OVEREXPOSURE OF INDIVIDUAL |
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| The following information was received via email in the NRC Operations |
| Center: |
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| Licensee: Professional Service Industries, Inc. |
| City and state: Seattle, WA |
| License number: WN-IR021-1 |
| Type of license: Radiography |
| Date of Event: December 16, 1998 |
| Location of Event: Seattle, WA |
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| ABSTRACT: The licensee had set up for a series of 2 minute ceiling shots in |
| the parking garage of an office building in Seattle. One radiographer |
| monitored the floor above the parking garage while the shot took place. |
| It is not clear at this time why or how, but two contractor employees were |
| inside the parking garage with the second radiographer during the shots. |
| During one shot the radiographer was talking with the contractor employees. |
| Apparently, one of the contractor employees walked away and, for reasons not |
| known at this time, approached the source collimator. The contractor |
| employee's actions caused the collimator to become |
| dislodged from the source guide tube. The contractor employee reassembled |
| the source and guide tube at the same time that the radiographer became |
| aware of the situation. The radiographer immediately shouted a warning and |
| ran to crank in the source. The licensee RSO was notified and radiography |
| operations were suspended. The licensee began an immediate investigation, |
| including a re-enactment, and notified the state radiation control program. |
| Preliminary dose estimates for the extremities range from 600 to 1700 REM. |
| The whole body exposure is estimated to be approximately 50 REM. The |
| overexposed individual's physician has already contacted REAC/TS. An |
| investigation team from the state radiation control program is on site. |
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| Activity and Isotope(s) involved: 60 Curies of Iridium-192. |
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| * * * UPDATE ON 3/27/99 AT 1300 EST BY E-MAIL FROM TERRY FRAZEE TO FANGIE |
| JONES * * * |
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| "Preliminary dose estimates for the extremities ranged from 600 to 1700 cSv |
| (rem). The whole body exposure was initially estimated to be approximately |
| 50 cSv (rem). An investigation team from the state radiation control |
| program went to the site. The Washington Radiation Control Program |
| estimated that the individual received less than or equal to 5 cSv (rem) |
| whole body, 680 cSv (rem) to the right thumb, 100 cSv (rem) to the right |
| index finger, and 170 cSv (rem) to the palm of the left hand. A cytogenetic |
| study verified that the whole body dose was in the range of less than 1 to |
| 15 cSv (rem). No physical signs of radiation damage to the contractor |
| employee's hands were observed during the weeks following exposure. The |
| cause of the incident is attributed to the inattention of the radiographer. |
| The licensee committed to re-train and complete an accelerated schedule of |
| field audits on radiography personnel prior to resumption of radiography. |
| This incident is closed." |
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| The Headquarters Operations Officer notified R4DO (Charles Cain), NMSS EO |
| (Robert Pierson), and IRO (Joseph Giitter). |
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|General Information or Other |Event Number: 35354 |
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| REP ORG: WA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH |NOTIFICATION DATE: 02/08/1999|
|LICENSEE: PROVIDENCE MEDICAL CENTER |NOTIFICATION TIME: 11:45[EST]|
| CITY: SEATTLE REGION: 4 |EVENT DATE: 12/16/1998|
| COUNTY: STATE: WA |EVENT TIME: 12:00[PST]|
|LICENSE#: WN-MO45-1 AGREEMENT: Y |LAST UPDATE DATE: 03/27/1999|
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| |PERSON ORGANIZATION |
| |JOHN PELLET R4 |
| |FRED COMBS, NMSS EO |
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| NRC NOTIFIED BY: BOB VERELLEN | |
| HQ OPS OFFICER: DICK JOLLIFFE | |
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|EMERGENCY CLASS: N/A | |
|10 CFR SECTION: | |
|NAGR AGREEMENT STATE | |
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| - AGREEMENT STATE REPORT REGARDING MEDICAL MISADMINISTRATION - |
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| The following information was received via Email in the NRC Operations |
| Center: |
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| Subject: Washington Incident Notification #WA-99-003 |
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| This is notification/update of an event in Washington state as reported to |
| or investigated by the WA Department of Health, Division of Radiation |
| Protection. |
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| Licensee: Providence Medical Center |
| City and state: Seattle, WA. |
| License number: WN-M045-1 |
| Type of License: Medical, Broad Type A |
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| Date of Event: 16 December 1998 |
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| Location of Event: Licensee's facility, Radiation Oncology Dept. |
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| ABSTRACT: |
| The licensee, a Broad Medical, had reviewed and approved the clinical trial |
| of the Guidant Intravascular Radiotherapy project. The project uses a |
| modified Nucletron high dose rate afterloader (HDR) and an Omnitron |
| International, Inc. Phosphorus-32 brachytherapy source model NC-P32-3N with |
| an activity of approximately 150 millicuries. The trial is to evaluate |
| local radiation for the prevention of restenosis after coronary |
| angioplasty. |
| |
| On 16 December 1998, the Guidant Clinical Research Coordinator introduced a |
| new type catheter, provided training for the licensee's personnel and |
| supervised the use of the new catheter system on a patient. The licensee |
| reported that the source was thought to have been seen at the proper |
| location for the planned treatment using fluoro and the inactive source |
| wire. The treatment was completed. |
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| On 11 January 1999, the Guidant Coordinator informed the licensee that the |
| new catheter required the use of a different connector on the front end of |
| the afterloader and that, if not used, the source would not be at the proper |
| treatment site and therefore the treatment on 16 Dec would not have been |
| correct. |
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| On 13 January 1999, the license performed some tests and confirmed that a |
| misadministration had occurred. Their review indicates that the source was |
| approximately 34 cm from the intended treatment site. In their second |
| written report to the state the licensee estimated dose to the vessel wall |
| to range from 108 Gy worst case, to 70 Gy as a most realistic dose. |
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| MAJOR ISSUES: |
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| 1. THE INABILITY TO CONFIRM THE LOCATION OF THE SOURCE USING FLUORO when |
| fluoro visualization is indicated in the project's description and |
| procedures as an essential verification for the use of this device. |
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| 2. THE INCOMPLETE TRAINING AND DIRECTION PROVIDED THE LICENSEE BY THE |
| GUIDANT PERSONNEL WHEN DEVICE EQUIPMENT CHANGES WERE MADE ON 16 DECEMBER |
| 1998. |
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| What is the notification or reporting criteria involved? WAC 246-240-050 |
| "NOTIFICATIONS, RECORDS, AND REPORTS OF THERAPY MISADMINISTRATIONS." |
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| * * * UPDATE ON 3/27/99 AT 1301 EST BY E-MAIL FROM TERRY FRAZEE TO FANGIE |
| JONES * * * |
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| "The license performed some tests and confirmed that a Misadministration had |
| occurred. Their review indicates that the source was approximately 34 cm |
| from the intended treatment site. The licensee's estimated dose to |
| the vessel wall was between 7,000 cGy (rad) and 10,800 cGy (rad). |
| |
| "On January 27, 1999, the state of Louisiana approved a SS&D evaluation for |
| a new source wire containing markers to allow better visualization of the |
| source. The licensee will not resume the project until the new |
| source wire is in place and has been thoroughly tested for visibility under |
| fluoroscopy. This incident file is closed." |
| |
| The Headquarters Operations Officer notified R4DO (Charles Cain), NMSS EO |
| (Robert Pierson), and IRO (Joseph Giitter). |
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!!!!!!!!! THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RETRACTED. THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RETRACTED !!!!!!!
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|Power Reactor |Event Number: 35399 |
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| FACILITY: PALO VERDE REGION: 4 |NOTIFICATION DATE: 02/24/1999|
| UNIT: [1] [] [] STATE: AZ |NOTIFICATION TIME: 19:12[EST]|
| RXTYPE: [1] CE,[2] CE,[3] CE |EVENT DATE: 02/09/1999|
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| NRC NOTIFIED BY: DAN MARKS |LAST UPDATE DATE: 03/26/1999|
| HQ OPS OFFICER: FANGIE JONES +-----------------------------+
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|EMERGENCY CLASS: N/A |ELMO COLLINS R4 |
|10 CFR SECTION: | |
|AIND 50.72(b)(2)(iii)(D) ACCIDENT MITIGATION | |
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|UNIT |SCRAM CODE|RX CRIT|INIT PWR| INIT RX MODE |CURR PWR| CURR RX MODE |
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|1 N Y 100 Power Operation |100 Power Operation |
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| DISCOVERY OF MISPOSITIONED OUTLET VALVES ON THE UNIT 1 ESSENTIAL CHILLERS |
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| The following text is a portion of a facsimile received from the licensee: |
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| "On February 9, 1999, at 0510 MST, Unit 1 essential chillers 1MECAE01 and |
| 1MECBE01 were started in support of maintenance work in-progress on other |
| equipment. At approximately 1045 [MST], the temperatures of the essential |
| chiller oil reservoirs were found to be reading 193�F/190�F, respectively. |
| Within the next 15 minutes, the temperatures increased to 200�F/195�F, |
| respectively. Inspections revealed that oil cooler outlet valves ECAV321 |
| and ECAV421 were required to be adjusted to bring the oil cooler |
| temperatures within the normal band of 140 - 150�F. Preliminary evaluations |
| indicate that craft personnel may have mispositioned the valves during the |
| recent installation of insulation on adjacent chiller lines. At |
| approximately 1045 MST on February 9, 1999, the valves were adjusted, and |
| the oil temperatures were returned within acceptable limits. Reasonable |
| operator actions corrected the temperature problem; however, an apparent |
| human error (valve mispositioning) did occur that could have prevented the |
| fulfillment of a safety function were it not corrected. The Unit 2 and Unit |
| 3 lube oil cooler outlet valves were inspected and found to be in the |
| correct position. |
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| "Engineering personnel have since evaluated the impact of the mispositioned |
| outlet valves on the essential chiller and determined that the mispositioned |
| valves could have caused the chillers to trip in approximately 6-1/2 hours. |
| Therefore, in the event of a loss of coolant accident concurrent with a loss |
| of power, the essential chillers could not have performed their intended |
| design basis function, and this event is reportable in accordance with |
| 10CFR50.72(b)(2)(iii). Reportability was determined at approximately 1445 |
| MST on February 24, 1999." |
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| The licensee notified the NRC Resident Inspector. |
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| * * * RETRACTED ON 3/26/99 AT 1820 EST BY DAN MARKS TO FANGIE JONES * * * |
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| "On February 9, 1999 the Unit 1 Essential Chillers 1MECAE01 and 1MECRE01 |
| were running when the temperatures of the oil reservoirs were found to be |
| elevated above the normal band. It was initially thought that the chillers |
| would have tripped, within 6.5 hours from the start of the chillers at 0510 |
| MST, on high compressor bearing oil temperature. |
| |
| "Investigation of the event following the ENS notification has concluded |
| that both chillers would have continued to operate and would not have |
| tripped. The chillers' oil temperatures had stabilized at elevated |
| temperatures with enough margin from the trip setpoint to ensure their |
| continued operation." |
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| The licensee notified the NRC Resident Inspector. The Headquarters |
| Operations Officer notified the R4DO (Charles Cain). |
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|Power Reactor |Event Number: 35506 |
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| FACILITY: GRAND GULF REGION: 4 |NOTIFICATION DATE: 03/25/1999|
| UNIT: [1] [] [] STATE: MS |NOTIFICATION TIME: 00:18[EST]|
| RXTYPE: [1] GE-6 |EVENT DATE: 03/24/1999|
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| NRC NOTIFIED BY: DAVID H. HANKS |LAST UPDATE DATE: 03/26/1999|
| HQ OPS OFFICER: JOHN MacKINNON +-----------------------------+
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|EMERGENCY CLASS: N/A |CHARLES CAIN R4 |
|10 CFR SECTION: | |
|AINA 50.72(b)(2)(iii)(A) POT UNABLE TO SAFE SD | |
|AIND 50.72(b)(2)(iii)(D) ACCIDENT MITIGATION | |
|NLCO TECH SPEC LCO A/S | |
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|UNIT |SCRAM CODE|RX CRIT|INIT PWR| INIT RX MODE |CURR PWR| CURR RX MODE |
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|1 N Y 100 Power Operation |100 Power Operation |
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| High Pressure Core Spray (HPCS) Division 3 Diesel Generator declared |
| inoperable. |
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| HPCS (Division 3) EDG oil level was discovered to be out of specification |
| low during normal rounds. The Division 3 EDG was conservatively declared |
| inoperable until further evaluations can be performed to determine final |
| disposition of oil leakage from its inspection cover. The licensee entered |
| Technical Specification 3.8.1 (72 hour limiting conditioning of operation). |
| All Emergency Core Cooling systems including HPCS are fully operable. |
| Earlier in the day an undervoltage spike on the electrical grid caused the |
| Division 3 EDG to start. The diesel was properly secured. |
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| The NRC Resident Inspector was notified of this event by the licensee. |
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| * * * RETRACTED ON 3/26/99 AT 1215 EST BY JAMES OWENS TO FANGIE JONES * * * |
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| After further evaluation, the licensee determined that the oil leak was |
| minor and there was no need to declare the HPCS EDG inoperable. The low oil |
| level was discovered on routine operator rounds at the lower end of its |
| allowed band. If there was any increase in leakage, it would have been |
| noted on the operator rounds and further action could have been taken. |
| Therefore, the conservative measure of declaring the HPCS EDG inoperable was |
| not necessary and the event notification is retracted. |
| |
| The licensee intends to notify the NRC Resident Inspector. The Headquarters |
| Operations Officer notified the R4DO (Charles Cain). |
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|Fuel Cycle Facility |Event Number: 35516 |
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| FACILITY: PORTSMOUTH GASEOUS DIFFUSION PLANT |NOTIFICATION DATE: 03/26/1999|
| RXTYPE: URANIUM ENRICHMENT FACILITY |NOTIFICATION TIME: 16:08[EST]|
| COMMENTS: 2 DEMOCRACY CENTER |EVENT DATE: 03/26/1999|
| 6903 ROCKLEDGE DRIVE |EVENT TIME: 09:56[EST]|
| BETHESDA, MD 20817 (301)564-3200 |LAST UPDATE DATE: 03/26/1999|
| CITY: PIKETON REGION: 3 +-----------------------------+
| COUNTY: PIKE STATE: OH |PERSON ORGANIZATION |
|LICENSE#: GDP-2 AGREEMENT: N |MELVYN LEACH R3 |
| DOCKET: 0707002 |DON COOL NMSS |
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| NRC NOTIFIED BY: KEITH VANDERPOOL | |
| HQ OPS OFFICER: FANGIE JONES | |
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|EMERGENCY CLASS: N/A | |
|10 CFR SECTION: | |
|NBNL RESPONSE-BULLETIN | |
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| NRC BULLETIN 91-01, 24 HOUR REPORT |
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| On March 25, 1999 at 0958, during a building NCS self assessment, an NCS |
| Engineer discovered that a Nuclear |
| Criticality Safety Approval (NCSA) requirement was not being maintained in |
| the X-330 ACR 2 Small Diameter |
| Container Storage Area. NCSA-Plant025.A00 requirement #11 states that, "A |
| minimum spacing of 23 inches center-to-center shall be maintained between |
| small diameter containers within a storage area." An F-can and GP can were |
| discovered to be spaced 22" center-to-center, in violation of this |
| requirement. |
| |
| All other controls were maintained during this event. The spacing control |
| was restored under direction of the NCS staff. |
| |
| The facility personnel notified the NRC Resident Inspector and the DOE site |
| representative. |
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|Power Reactor |Event Number: 35517 |
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| FACILITY: PERRY REGION: 3 |NOTIFICATION DATE: 03/27/1999|
| UNIT: [1] [] [] STATE: OH |NOTIFICATION TIME: 07:04[EST]|
| RXTYPE: [1] GE-6 |EVENT DATE: 03/27/1999|
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| NRC NOTIFIED BY: ALAN RABENOLD |LAST UPDATE DATE: 03/27/1999|
| HQ OPS OFFICER: BOB STRANSKY +-----------------------------+
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|EMERGENCY CLASS: N/A |MELVYN LEACH R3 |
|10 CFR SECTION: | |
|ASHU 50.72(b)(1)(i)(A) PLANT S/D REQD BY TS | |
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|UNIT |SCRAM CODE|RX CRIT|INIT PWR| INIT RX MODE |CURR PWR| CURR RX MODE |
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|1 N N 0 Hot Shutdown |0 Hot Shutdown |
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| RHR PUMP FAILS TO START |
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| While attempting to place the unit onto RHR shutdown cooling, the 'A' RHR |
| pump failed to start. The unit is currently in Condition 3 at 227�F, and the |
| main condenser is being used to remove decay heat. The licensee suspects |
| that the failure of the pump to start may be due to a problem with a pump |
| interlock. The licensee is currently troubleshooting the pump. |
| |
| The licensee entered Technical Specification Action Statement 3.0.3 due to |
| the unavailability of shutdown cooling loop 'A'. The unit was shut down |
| overnight in order to commence a refueling outage. The licensee will inform |
| the NRC resident inspector of this report. |
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|Other Nuclear Material |Event Number: 35518 |
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| REP ORG: HONOLULU RESOURCE RECOVERY VENTURE |NOTIFICATION DATE: 03/27/1999|
|LICENSEE: HONOLULU RESOURCE RECOVERY VENTURE |NOTIFICATION TIME: 16:06[EST]|
| CITY: HONOLULU REGION: 4 |EVENT DATE: 03/27/1999|
| COUNTY: STATE: HI |EVENT TIME: 08:40[HST]|
|LICENSE#: 53-23291-01 AGREEMENT: N |LAST UPDATE DATE: 03/28/1999|
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| |PERSON ORGANIZATION |
| |CHARLES CAIN R4 |
| |ROBERT PIERSON NMSS |
+------------------------------------------------+JOSEPHINE PICCONE NMSS |
| NRC NOTIFIED BY: GLENN MURATA | |
| HQ OPS OFFICER: FANGIE JONES | |
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|EMERGENCY CLASS: N/A | |
|10 CFR SECTION: | |
|BAE1 20.2202(b)(1) PERS OVEREXPOSURE | |
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| POTENTIAL RADIATION EXPOSURE TO UNMONITORED PERSONNEL |
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| A potential overexposure condition was discovered when a shredder line at |
| the site was being put back in service. When the level detector was |
| energized the expected alarm was not received. Investigation found that the |
| shutter on a KayRay Model 7062-BP sealed source (serial number 26139-D) was |
| stuck open. The source contains 50 millicuries of Cs-137. A survey of the |
| area measured 150-200 mR/Hr at 2-4 inches and about 20 mR/Hr at 1 meter. |
| The radiation officer initial investigation has identified three potential |
| unmonitored exposures with the following estimations of time and field for |
| each: |
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| 1. For 30 minutes with a whole body exposure rate of 50 mR/Hr and up to 200 |
| mR/Hr to extremities (hands), |
| 2. For 5-10 minutes to the lower body an exposure rate of 5-10 mR/Hr, and |
| 3. For 5-10 minutes at 10 mR/Hr and 20 minutes at 50 mR/Hr to the whole |
| body, 20 minutes at 150-200 mR/Hr to the upper extremities, and another 10 |
| minutes at 150-200 mR/Hr to the lower body and lower extremities. |
| |
| Further investigation will be carried out to determine if others may have |
| been exposed. The line was shut down on 3/12/99 and the shutter was closed, |
| this was the last known time it was closed. The licensee has yet to |
| determine when the shutter may have been opened. |
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| The licensee will submit a written report within 30 days. |
| |
| Refer to HOO Log for contact numbers. |
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| * * * UPDATE 1747EST ON 3/28/99 FROM RON FRICK TO S.SANDIN * * * |
| |
| Gamma Corporation acting as physics consultants for Honolulu Resource |
| Recovery Venure contacted the NRC requesting instructions for moving the |
| device to a storage area. Established conference call with R4DO(Cain) and |
| NMSS EO(Pierson). |
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|Power Reactor |Event Number: 35519 |
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| FACILITY: THREE MILE ISLAND REGION: 1 |NOTIFICATION DATE: 03/28/1999|
| UNIT: [1] [] [] STATE: PA |NOTIFICATION TIME: 05:19[EST]|
| RXTYPE: [1] B&W-L-LP,[2] B&W-L-LP |EVENT DATE: 03/28/1999|
+------------------------------------------------+EVENT TIME: 05:05[EST]|
| NRC NOTIFIED BY: DeHOFF |LAST UPDATE DATE: 03/28/1999|
| HQ OPS OFFICER: BOB STRANSKY +-----------------------------+
+------------------------------------------------+PERSON ORGANIZATION |
|EMERGENCY CLASS: N/A |JACK MCFADDEN R1 |
|10 CFR SECTION: |JOHN ZWOLINSKI NRR |
|NINF INFORMATION ONLY |ROBERT SKELTON IAT |
| |ROBERTA WARREN IAT |
| |GREG SMITH IAT |
| |WILLIAM BEECHER OPA |
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|UNIT |SCRAM CODE|RX CRIT|INIT PWR| INIT RX MODE |CURR PWR| CURR RX MODE |
+-----+----------+-------+--------+-----------------+--------+-----------------+
|1 N Y 100 Power Operation |100 Power Operation |
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| TRESPASSERS ARRESTED OUTSIDE OF PROTECTED AREA |
| |
| The Pennsylvania State Police arrested five individuals for trespassing onto |
| the licensee's property. The individuals were part of a group of |
| approximately 125 people who gathered in a demonstration outside the North |
| Gate to observe the anniversary of the Unit 2 accident. The licensee |
| reported that the demonstration was peaceful. |
| |
| The licensee will inform the NRC resident inspector of this report. |
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|Research Reactor |Event Number: 35520 |
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| FACILITY: STATE UNIV OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALO |NOTIFICATION DATE: 03/28/1999|
| RXTYPE: 2000 KW PULSTAR |NOTIFICATION TIME: 12:32[EST]|
| COMMENTS: |EVENT DATE: 03/28/1999|
| |EVENT TIME: 01:45[EST]|
| |LAST UPDATE DATE: 03/28/1999|
| CITY: BUFFALO REGION: 1 +-----------------------------+
| COUNTY: ERIE STATE: NY |PERSON ORGANIZATION |
|LICENSE#: R-77 AGREEMENT: Y |GREG SMITH IAT |
| DOCKET: 05000057 |ROBERTA WARREN IAT |
+------------------------------------------------+ROBERT SKELTON IAT |
| NRC NOTIFIED BY: MARK ADAMS |JOHN ZWOLINSKI NRR |
| HQ OPS OFFICER: STEVE SANDIN |JOSEPH GIITTER IRO |
+------------------------------------------------+AL ADAMS PM |
|EMERGENCY CLASS: N/A | |
|10 CFR SECTION: | |
|DDDD 73.71 UNSPECIFIED PARAGRAPH | |
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| SECURITY REPORT. |
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| POSSIBLE ATTEMPTED ENTRY INTO AREA CONTAINING SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL. |
| IMMEDIATE COMPENSATORY MEASURES TAKEN UPON DISCOVERY. LICENSEE WILL NOTIFY |
| NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND THE LOCAL FBI. CONTACT THE |
| HEADQUARTERS OPERATIONS OFFICER FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS. |
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