Headquarters Daily report

                                JANUARY 17, 1995

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PRIORITY ATTENTION REQUIRED  MORNING REPORT - HEADQUARTERS JANUARY 17, 1995

Licensee/Facility:                     Notification:

Part 21 Database                       MR Number: H-95-0005
Dow Corning                            Date: 01/17/95
                                                                          

Subject:                                                                 
                                                                         
Reportable Event Number: N/A

Discussion:

VENDOR: DOW CORNING                 PT21 FILE NO: 95004                  
DATE OF DOCUMENT: 01/06/95          ACCESSION NUMBER:                    
SOURCE DOCUMENT:                    REVIEWER: SPLB: E.CONNELL            
                                                                         
DOW CORNING CORP PROVIDES UPDATE ON IDENTIFICATION OF ROOT CAUSE OF      
ELASTOMERS & ADHESIVE/SEALANT NOT MEETING SPECS. IMPURITIES IN PIGMENT   
CAUSED PROB. FIRE PERFORMANCE TESTS TO BE CONDUCTED IN CONJ/WITH UL. SEE 
LOG#94322 ET AL.                                                         
                                                                         
PRIORITY ATTENTION REQUIRED  MORNING REPORT - HEADQUARTERS JANUARY 17, 1995

Licensee/Facility:                     Notification:

Part 21 Database                       MR Number: H-95-0006
Crane Valves                           Date: 01/17/95
                                                                          

Subject:                                                                 
                                                                         
Reportable Event Number: N/A

Discussion:

VENDOR: CRANE VALVES                    PT21 FILE NO: 95005              
DATE OF DOCUMENT: 12/28/94             ACCESSION NUMBER: 9501040173      
SOURCE DOCUMENT:                        REVIEWER: EMEB: SCARBROUGH       
                                                                         
CRANE VALVES PROVIDES UPDATE ON CONTINUING EFFORTS TO EVALUATE WHETHER   
ERRONEOUS DATA TO SET TORQUE SWITCHES FOR MOVs WAS SUPPLIED TO LICENSEES 
DURING MID-1980s. NO CONTRACTURAL EVIDENCE FOUND YET. SEE LOG# 94150 ET  
AL.                                                                      
PRIORITY ATTENTION REQUIRED  MORNING REPORT - REGION II  JANUARY 17, 1995

Licensee/Facility:                     Notification:

Southern Nuclear Operating Co.         MR Number: 2-95-0010
Farley 1                               Date: 01/17/95
Ashford,Alabama                                                           
Dockets: 50-348
PWR/W-3-LP                            

Subject: FOLLOWUP OF AUTOMATIC TURBINE TRIP/REACTOR TRIP DUE TO LOSS OF  
         DC POWER TO TURBINE CONTROL SYSTEM                              

Reportable Event Number: 28236                         

Discussion:

At 0758 CST, January 13, 1995, Unit 1 of the Farley Nuclear Plant (FNP)  
tripped from 100 percent power after 264 continuous days online.  This   
trip came as a result of a momentary loss of internal power to one of the
digital processing units (DPU), in the Digital Electro-Hydraulic Control 
(DEHC) system, responsible for turbine overspeed protection.  When the   
back-up DPU failed to pick-up fast enough, the main turbine tripped on a 
first out indication of "DEHC DC Power Failure."  All plant systems and  
operations personnel performed well as observed by the resident staff.   
The reactor was stabilized in Mode 3.                                    
                                                                         
This reactor trip was similar to the sequence of events that occurred    
during the Unit 2 reactor trip of December 25, 1994.  The licensee, in   
concert with the DEHC vendor (Westinghouse), has since conducted a wide  
range of diagnostic tests on the DEHC system and implemented certain     
modifications to enhance the DEHC system's ability to tolerate spurious  
power fluctuations.  In addition, power supply components were replaced  
while shutdown.  Unit 1 was taken critical at 0219 CST on January 17,    
1995.                                                                    

Regional Action:

Resident inspectors are monitoring the startup and main turbine testing  
activites.                                                               

Contact:  R. BERNHARD                (404)331-4664
PRIORITY ATTENTION REQUIRED  MORNING REPORT - REGION IV  JANUARY 17, 1995

Licensee/Facility:                     Notification:

Washington Public Power Supply System  MR Number: 4-95-0008
Washington Nuclear 2                   Date: 01/17/95
Richland,Washington                    Resident Inspector                 
Dockets: 50-397
BWR/GE-5                              

Subject: INSTRUMENT AND CONTROLS TECHNICIAN TRANSPORTED TO OFF SITE      
         MEDICAL FACILITY FOLLOWING ELECTRICAL SHOCK                     

Reportable Event Number: N/A

Discussion:

On January 13, 1995, a licensee employee received an electrical shock    
from a 120 volts (ac) circuit.  An instrumentation and controls          
technician was working in a back panel in the control room, and was      
disconnecting a hot power lead for leak detection instrumentation, when  
he received an electrical shock.  The employee did not appear to be      
severely injured, but was transported to Kadlec Medical Center in        
Richland, Washington, as a precautionary measure.                        
                                                                         
The licensee is conducting a safety investigation to determine the cause 
of the shock and to propose corrective actions.  The licensee does not   
intend to issue a press release.                                         

Regional Action:

The resident inspector and regional management are monitoring the        
licensee's action in response to this event.                             

Contact:  G. Johnston                (510)975-0304
          R. Barr                    (509)377-2627