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Nonroutine Nonradiological Environ Rept 50-313/75-36:on 750616,ammonia Concentrations in Condenser Circulating Water Increased Across Plant in Excess of ETS Limits.Caused by Neutralizing Tank Draining Into Discharge Flume
ML19320A381
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Site: Arkansas Nuclear 
Issue date: 06/24/1975
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ARKANSAS POWER & LIGHT CO.
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ML19320A376 List:
References
50-313-75-36, NUDOCS 8005020397
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1..Non-Routina,'Non-Radiological Environmental Report No.

50-313/75-36' 2.' ' Report-Date:

. June 24,'1975 3.1 Occurrence Date:

June 16, 1975 4.

Facility:

Arkansas Nuclear One-Unit 1 Russellville, Arkansas S.

Identification' of Occurrence:

Ammonia concentrations in condenser circulating water increased across the plant ~in excess of ETS limits.

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Conditions Prior to Occurrence:

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Reactor Power

.2465 MWth Hot Standby Net Output

,MWe Cald Shutdown Percent of Full Power 96 g Refueling Shutdown Load Changes During' Routine Routine Startup Power Operation Operation Routine Shutdown Operation Other (specify) 7.

Description of Occurrence:

Samples taken;from the discharge canal and at point 20 on June 16 than ammonia concentration at point 20 by 0.'11 og/1. indic

, 1975, ETS limit is 0.05 mg/1.

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Designation of Apparent Cause of Occurrence:

~ Design Procedure Manufacture Unusual Service Condition Including Environmental Installation /

Construction Corponent Failure Operator Other (speciff)

X Neutralizing tank was draining to the discharge flume at time of sampling.

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Analysis of Occurrence:

The neutralizing tank, which contains water impurities remaining after regenerating condensate demineralizers an,d plant. makeup water dominera-

.lizers, was being drained into the discharge fiume when samples were taken. - No other liquid releases were in progress at time of sampling.

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Corrective Action _:

Ee are reviewing our ETS chemical limits with the Arkansas Departncnt of It has been determined that there is no Pollution Control and Ecology.

basis for many of our ETS chemical discharge' limits and that our water

-sampling and testing program does not verify that we are meeting or are not meeting the conditions of our permits to discharge issued by the

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Failure Data:

The circumstances of this report are similar to those reported in Non-50-313/75-25 through Routine, Non-Radiological Environmental Reports No.

50-313/75-35.

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