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Forwards Mod Requests,Per 921214 Renewal of NPDES Permit CT0003263 for Millstone Nuclear Power Station.W/Three Oversize Drawings
ML20056D487
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Site: Millstone  Dominion icon.png
Issue date: 08/02/1993
From: Chevalier R
NORTHEAST UTILITIES SERVICE CO.
To: Grier J
CONNECTICUT, STATE OF
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rpom us.soro August 2, 1993 D06514 Mr. James Grier Department of Environmental Protection 122 Washington Street Hartford, Connecticut 06106 t

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Permit (C04876), Northeast Nuclear Energy Company NPDES Permit No.

CT0003263, dated December 14, 1992.

Dear Mr. Grier:

Millstone Nuclear Power Station NPDES Permit CT0003263 - Modifications The NPDES permit for Millstone Nuclear Power Station was renewed on December 14, 1992, reference.

Since the implementation of the new permit, several modification requests necessary for plant operation have come to light.

Most of these modifications deal with adding a contingency for increased discharges in the event of emergencies or outages.

These permit modification requests are listed on Attachment 1.

Also enclosed are the appropriate Form 2's.

pSNs 001B-6 and 001C-6 NUSCO is requesting that hydrazine in a concentration of 75 mg/l be allowed as a discharge from DSN 001B-6 and 001C-6.

Hydrazine is used in the Secondary cycle as a corrosion inhibitor and has been detected throughout the Secondary cycle in parts per billion concentrations.

Hydrazine along with chemical contaminants in the Condensate cycle is removed by the condensate polishers during the purification process.

When condensate polisher resin is regenerated hydrazine, which has been concentrated on the resin, is removed and is found in the regenerant waste water in parts per million concentrations.

DSN 001B-6 does not have provision for the discharge of hydrazine in the present permit.

DSN001C-6, however, does provide for the discharge of hydrazine from the auxiliary boiler blowdown.

In order to properly operate the condensate polishers for Units 2 and 3, it is an operational necessity to be able to discharge hydrazine from DSNs 001B-6 and 001C-6.

Toxicity test results for hydrazine have been conducted on these discharges. The results are attached.

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Mr. James Grier D06534/Page 2 August 2, 1993 DSN 006 Northeast Utilities respectfully requests the DEP to reevaluate some of the limits set for copper, nickel, and zinc for DSN 006.

These metals are not added to this discharge as process chemicals.

They exist as corrosion products, or in the case of zinc, is added upstream to the domestic water supply of the facility.

This discharge includes the yard drains. The plant operating conditions and the flow rates for this system have kept limits from being exceeded in the past f ew months.

It is our concern that the limits that have been set may occasionally be exceeded during start-ups and transients if they are not modified.

At maximum flow of 300 gpm, zinc is presently limited to 0.24 ppm monthly average, and 0.49 ppm maximum daily concentrations.

A major contributor to this discharge is New London city water.

Zinc phosphate is added to city water up to approximately 5 ppm concentrations.

Documentation of this has been requested f rom the town and will be forwarded to you as soon as it is obtained.

This could contribute to the limits of the permit being exceeded.

At maximum flow of 300 gpm, nickel is presently limited to 0.27 ppm maximum daily concentrations and copper is presently limited to 0.058 ppm maxinum daily concentrations.

There are both nickel and copper in our plant piping systems and it is possible that higher levels of contamination fron corrosion products may exceed these 1imits during start-ups and transients.

Addition of DSN 017 Since the December 14, 1992 renewal of Permit CT0003263, NUSCO has been in the process of reviewing all site drawings and has 'also begun construction of a new technical services building.

While planning the drainage of roof runof f for the new building a nanmade swale dating to the original power plant site work was determined to be a feasible discharge route for the roof drains for the new building.

NUSCO hereby requests that DSN 017 be added to the permit.

The appropriate forms arc enclosed.

MCS Plun 2 Addition Request to use and discharge a Calgon Corporation corrosion inhibitor MCS plus 2 (formerly called EMCS +)

is hereby made.

The product MCS plus 2 would replace hydrazine in the closed cooling water of units 2 and 3.

The discharges affected would be DSN 001B-9 and DSN 001C-9.

Corrosion inhibition will be accomplished by use of a nonhazardous material with less toxic properties.

MCS plus 2 is composed of sodius nitrite (7.5%),

sodium molybdate dihydrate (7.5%)

and sodium tetraborate pentahydrate (1.5%).

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Mr. James Grier D06514/Page 3 August 2, 1993 Material safety data sheets for MCS Plus 2 are enclosed.

Should you have any questions, please call Mr. Thomas P.

Arcari, NUSCO Generation Environmental Licensing, at (203) 665-3713.

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MILLSTONE NUCLEAR POWER STATION NPDES PERMIT MODIFICATION REOUEST i

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i NUSCO requests an increase in the maximum daily flow from "2,738,000,000 gallon per day" to "2,950,000,000 gallon per day" to j

account for flow increases as defined on DSNs 001A and 001C below.

DSN 001A NUSCO requests an increase in tha maximum daily flow from "604,800,000 gallons per day" to "680,000,000 gallons per day."

The former f 2 ow was listed as an average flow.

When the permit was renewed maximum flows were used, however, the flow rate was not changed.

NUSCO requests that Paragraph 3B(4) state that " service water discharged by DSN001A ',.nto DSN001-A is continuously chlorinated."

This is to make it clear the service water chlorination is being done as permitted.

DSN 001A-1 NUSCO requests that " maximum frequency of discharge of 2" be added to 3C.

This will account for outage or emergency conditions.

DSN 001A-2 NUSCO requests that " maximum frequency of discharge of 3" be added to 3D.

This will account for outage or emergency conditions.

DSN 001A-5 NUSCO requests that 3I state that service water is continuously chlorinated.

This is to make it clear the continuous chlorination of service water is permitted.

DSN 001D NUSCO requests an increase to the maximum daily flow froin "820,000,000 gallons per day" to "870,000,000 gallons per day."

The former flow was listed as an average flow.

When the permit was renewed, maximum flows were ised, however, the flow rate was not changed.

NUSCO requests that paragraph 3J(4) state that service water discharged into DSN001B by DSN001B-5 is continuously chlorinated.

This is to make it clear service water chlorination is being done as permitted.

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This is to make it clear the continuous chlorination of service water is permitted.

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NUSCO requests that " maximum daily flow of 30,000,000 GPD for test or emergency conditions" be added to 30 DSN 001B-6 NUSCO requests that hydrazine be added to the allowable discharge parameters at a concentration of 75 mg/1.

Hydrazine is being introduced by way of the Condensate Polisher Regeneration I

Wastewater.

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NUSCO requests an increase in the maximum flow per batch from f

"100,000 gallons" to "120,000 gallons." This is to more accurately i

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j DSN 001C NUSCO requests an increase in the maximum flow from "1,313,200,000 gallons per day" to "1,400,000,000 gallons per day."

This is to more accurately reflect the actual maximum flow.

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NUSCO requests that paragraph 3V(4) state that service water discharged into DSN 001C by DSN 001C-5 is continuously chlorinated.

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NUSCO requests that " maximum frequency of discharge of 3 per day" be added to 3Y.

This will account for outages and emergency condition's.

DSN 001C-3 NUSCO requests that " maximum frequency of discharge of 5 per day" be added to 32.

This will account for outages and emergency conditions.

DSN 001C-4 NUSCO requests that " maximum frequency of discharge of 4 per day"

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nootine analysis of samples discharged from DSN 001B-6 indicated a tuesonce of hydrazine.

Subsequent investigation found that hydrazine was being concentrated on plant Condensate Polishers.

Whon the Condensate Polishers are regenerated, this hydrazine is i

released.

A NPDES Permit Modification requesting the discharge of hydtazine and an Aquatic Toxicity test of DSN 001B-6 were l

initiated.

Thin report evaluates the aquatic toxicity of the effluents discharged from DSN 001B-6.

Effluents from 001B-6 are diluted by on1B before they are released to the quarry cut.

Samples were obtained at DSN 001B while a batch release was being made 001B-6.

Prior to the release, chemical analysis of 001B-6 showed from DSN hydrazine n

concentration of 4 ppm.

i Testing was conducted in accordance with the testing protocol described in EPA 600/4-85-013 of the Regulations of Connecticutand Sections 22a-430-3 and 22a-430 4 States AQencies.

1 The results are indicated on the following pages.

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Sample Received on: WO (date) Dilution Water Source:Innt Island Snund (Nnank 12h)

Test Species:CrM endon vawm Source: Muirinquaculture Systems Inc. Age: 74-27 dm Test duration: % hours llegmningil,fG(AM) On: 7_S/93 (date) End on: 7/12f6 (date)

EITL11ENT Numter Organisms Dissolved Temperature pli Dil.UTION Surming Oxygen

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24 48 72 00 24 48 72 00 24 48 72 96 00 24 48 72 96 10(G-1 10 10 10 10 9

6.7 7.8 6.9 6.8 7.R 20.0 193 19.5 19.0 19.6 7.9 7.9 7.8 8.0 7.9 100 %-2 to 10 10 10 to 6.7 7.8 5.6 6.8 5.8 20.0 193 20.0 19.0 19.6 7.9 7.9 7.6 8.0 7.7 50 % 1 10 10 10 10 10 6.4 -

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Opnnalon variegatus 7E?>3 Copper Nitrate Fisher Scientific 1427.5 pph(RW-2107)

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t Statement of Acknombtgement I certify that the data reported on this document were prepared under my direction or supervision in accord.tnce with the testing prutocol desenbed in EPA tW/4-85M13 and Sections 22a-430 3 and 223 434h4 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies except as noted above. Theinformation submitted is to the best of my knowledge and belief, true, accurate, and complete.

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PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION motc7 aw: ms tws 2 CEIMI*AL DT2.CRIPTION: Aqunous sclutich IT40tET CLAS3: Cic4ed Eysten. Soiler Product Jf. HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS AND EXPOSURE t.IMITS 6 1 cal Fame I by oral LD50 Damal LD50 AOGIH TLV c e Mo.

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ot. available m 5 mg/m3 (soluble Ho ctepour.ds, as Mo)

Soditra tetraborate pentahydrate 12179-04-3 1.5 3.4 g/kg

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"W4 1 ar./a.3 CGEA: TWA 10 mg/m3 J11. TYPICAL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES BOILING POINT: Rct available SOl,UBILITY IN WA M : Caer4ete VAICR TRESSURZ: Similar to water EIT,01FIC CF.ATITY: 1.108 VAPOR trMITY (air =1): Similar to water ph 6.6 1 VJLAT11Z BY WEIGL7:

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  • 200*r; This product is not flamanatte er coebustible.

allowed to evaporate, however, it abcnald be noted that sodium nitrite is a etreIt all the water in th ng exidigar.

MTINGU!$5ING MEDIA:

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apparatus and protective clothing tre essential.

A self-centained breathing LTEUAL TIF2 AXD IXTLO3 ION EA7)RD5t Emits Sozic gaaen ubiar fire conditions.

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REACTIVITY DATA aamcx. w.num stasi.

tATJJ.DCC3 rQLYMEKIT.AIION: Will twt occur.

(2 01TIDW3 TO AVOID:

Keep freia contact wim clothing and other contm.stible amterials.

IN2 NTATIRtLITYr Strorg zeducers, acids, amines FA2AED003 DECneosITION l'RIDXTIT.: Orides of nitrogen, dinodium exide V1._ HEALTH HA7ARD DATA PQuRY MATIE3' QF Eff71Y:

Iyo and skin contact, intestion, inhaletion T>EET C1t0/JtS: Blood, eyes, skin MEDICAL CONDITIONS AGGRAVATED BY E18DMI:

and bone u. arrow may beve increased susceptibility to the toxicity of c2c sodin nitrite. Chronic respiratory exposure to rodium molybdete.

Lisease a: 4 gout (arthritis) may be aggrevated by Mtf31HM May cause eye irritation.

Hey be harmful if swallowed er if mist inhaled.

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Af**rE EYE CONTACT:

This product may prodote irritation upon coot.act with the eye.

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exposure and amount absort>ed are large. Eo skin secaitization is erpacted.

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s. arks.d fall in blood pressure, collapse, convulsiots, ccea, and possibly doeth

,a Fitrites have been shoses to convert in the stomaths of lab animals to potentially carcino5enic nitrosartiDes.

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systemic effects, as 111trites and berates are readily eksorbed by lung tissueLar5e amounta say FJ5cfMatue. CFANIC 50 applicable infortnatiott was tuand concerning acy potential health effects or chronic exposure to the product.

. resultir.g frtan subchronic Chronic, systemic arposure to nitriter may cause baedaches probleens.

Soditas nitrite sey be autagenic.

, decreased blood pressure, and visual da wnstrated carcinogenic activity in test animals.Soditas nitrite een a&ninistered as pure chemical has not reported in experiment.al animals under conditions Wers soeendary and tertiHowever, son.e carcinegonic present end nitrossainoa say 1. eve been formed.

ary aminet may hove, been cause methanoglobinenla (decreased oxygen-cs.rryir.g abi13r.y of the blood) Repeated c.r prolonged e nitrite-lodaced motheneglobinemia.minimise erpusure to nitritea since the developins fetus may b ce y the E DS Eo.1 U-63t2-01-16-92 Fase 2 cf 4 Cate: 1/15/E2

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HEALTH HAZARD DATA fcontinued) t Sodiurn analybdate dihydrate upon continued feding to rabbits at dietary levets of 012 imifor: sly fatal wit. bin a few weeks.

er.d hither was toxicity, and was therapeutically effective in ccmbating N poisoning once establi h dA poisoning are loss of appetit.e,11.atlessness, diarrhea, and reduced growth rate se. Signs of No characteristic of Ma toxicity, erith low hecoglobin concentration and reduced red c ll Aneitia is rabbits and chicks cm high dietary levsin of Ho showed defemities of joints of the extremiti e

coints. Cattle, Histopathologically, livers and lidneys of severely poisoned animals ahowed fatty det es.

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Chronic absorption of small emunts of tetreborates caans mtid gastroenteriti Faither type of systeeio poisoning has been reported t.o occur occupational 17 s and dermatitia.

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Avoid contact with eyes.

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nCTK FP.ACTICES:

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Hearing apprcpriate persor,al protective oquipment, contein spill, collect ento non cabustible absorbent like send or marth sad place into suitable container.

Keep contrastibles (wood, saper, oll etc.) e=ay tram spilled amaterial.

into sewers and waterways.

Irevent entry 4f.3TE DISFE AL:

Dispose of in accoaf.ance trith local, state and federal regulations.

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The in6redienta of this product are listed on the Tcnc Eubstances Control Act (TECA) Chen; ital Substances Irrventory.

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This product as sold would not be sonsidered a F.CPJA Estardous Waste.

CDCIA reportable gaantity of EFA hatardous substances in predacts Notify EFA of product spilla axceeding 1333 pounds.

Chernical = Sodisun nitrite RQ = 100 lb.

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7 Maximum number of hours per day that discharge occurs 24 (22a 4304(c)(7))

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2 Average Daily Flow 14,000 gallons per (day) even (22a-430-4(c)(6))

gallons per (day)h (22a-430-4(c)(6))

3 Maximum Dai!y Flow 14,000 4

Design Flow 28.000 gallons per (day)(minute) 5 Date Discharge Began or Will Begin (22a-430-4(c)(2))

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I STATE OF COf 4NECTICUT, WATER COMPLIAfJCE UtJIT APPLICATIOfJ PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE If4 FORMATION - GEfJERAL Pago5 l 11 For process wastewater discharges onty, describe completely the types of resource conservation practices for this discharge, including the provisions for complying with 4 Section 22a 430-3(o) of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies l ((22a-430-4(c)(11)). I I i ,+ a i a ? None i l i a I I i I i 1 l J ) r 1 i i I f i I l } l i -{ l a i l i j i MS3 5, DSN 001C 7/8/93

h I STATE OF CONNECTICUT WATER COMPLIANCE UfJIT { APPUCATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GENERAL Page1 , Agency Use Only) Rev. 2 880526 Application No. DEPN/PC No. I State Permit No. NPDES No. Applicant Name: Northeast Utilities Service Company Town / City of Discharge: Waterford, CT. J The following section is to be completed f or each separate discharge,11 more f orms are needed, l these forms may be reproduced. f 1 Discharge Serial No. 001C-2 (Assign numbers consecutively for each discharge from 001,002, etc.) 2 Average Dai?y Flow 25000 gallons per (day)(event) (22a-430-4(c)(6)) I 3 Maximum Dai9 Flow 25000 gallons per (day)(event) (22a-430-4(c)(b), 'j t 4 Design Flow 50000 gallons per (day)(minute) 5 Date Discharge Began or Will Begin (22a-430-4(c)(2)) 6 Average number of hours per day that discharge occurs 7 (22a-430-4(c)(7)) ^ 7 Maximum number of hours per day that discharge occurs 7 2 (22a 430-4(c)(7)) l 8 Except for stormwater, leaks or spills, if the discharge is batch, intermittent, or seasonal. [ describe the nature of the discharge including duration and frequency.(22a-430-4(c)(8)).' l i Batch discharge. Average twice per day, maximum three per day. j l J 3 -I - Existing discharge permitted under CT0003263. Flow commenced prior to issuance date of June 5,1985. MS3-1, DSN 001C-2 7/8/93

- ~. A STATE OF CONfJECTICUT, WATER COfAPLIANCE UtJIT APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GENERAL Page 2 ? i I 9 Description of activity or Process Producing this Discharge (include SIC Codes). If l different types of processes contribute to one discharge, each individual process type shall. be so described. An identification of all types of wastes generated by each type of process shall be included. For privately owned treatment works (see definitions), this information shall include the name and location address of-all users of the system. l (22a-430-4(c)(4) and 6)) SIC -4911 + h Unit No. 3 waste test tank discharge including boric acid for neutron absorption. j i This tank receives effluent from the fuel pool cooling and purificaticn, water drainage from solid ~ wasto systems, boron recovery, radioactive!y contaminated steam generator blowdown and reactor i plant gaseous drains. These wastes are run thru a filtration and demineralization process before going to the waste test tank. All waste test tank effluents are tested before being discharoed. f l t i 4 5 i i I 10 Effluent Guidelines Categories; Production loformation (22a-430-4(c)(4),(14)) l Does an effluent limitation adopted in Section 22a-430-4(l) of the Regulations of l a Connecticut State Agencies by reference to the Clean Water Act apply to th's l i discharge at your facility? l Yes (Complete 10.b. and c) X No (Go to 11) I l r I i l l 4 1 l l 1 .i 1 MS3 2, DSN 001C-2 7/8/93 --~ n- .n~.,- n .,,, m e, a-u

t i STATE OF CONF 4ECTICUT, WATER COMPLIAf 4CE Uf4IT APPLICATIOf4 PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GENERAL Page 3 b. Provide the names of the categories of discharge and evidence and reasons why such categories are applicable (22a-430-4(c)(14)). Category Reasons Category is Applicable l (include appropriate citation to Federal and /or State Regulations) i Steam Electric Power Plant Plant generates electricity from steam. 1 ? j l i 4 t i 1 3 c. Are the limitations in the applicab!e effluent guidelines expressed in terms of production? Yes (Complete 10.d.) No (Go to 11) X .] l a i l I 1 l A i 1 4 1 l l i I i i I MS3-3, DSN 001C-2 7/8/93 i i i l

t k j l STATE OF COfJrJECTICUT, WATER COMPLIANCE Uf11T APPLICATIOfJ PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GENERAL Page 4 I j d. If you answered 'Yes" to item - 10.c. list the quantity which represents an actual measurement of your maximum level of production for existing discharges, and the l projected production for new discharges. Express the production in the terms and units used in the applicable effluent limitation. (22a-430-4(c)(4)(A)) I r 1 Applicable Effluent Ouantity per Units of Operation, Product, Guideline Category Day Measure Material, Etc. N. A. 4 [ i I t I i r s r J e I i a 4 MS3-4, DSN 001C-2 7/8/93 I i

4 l';_ STATE OF COfJfJECTICUT, WATER COMPLIANCE Uf41T l APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE if4 FORM ATIOfJ - GENERAL Page 5 i l 11 For process wastewater discharges only, describe completely the types of resource conservation practices for this discharge, including the provisions for complying with i Section 22a-430-3(o) of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies ((22a-430-4(c)(11)). 1 ) I i f e t i None i 1 i a ) i 1 i l I t d I i a t I l l 1 6 i i i i e l i ) } e t f i i 1 + i i 1 4-1- 1 i i s l' I l i i 4 i i i 4 i MS3-5, DSN 001C-2 7/8/93 5 4 u. a

r l t STATE OF CONNECTICUT, WATER COfAPUANCE UNIT l APPUCATION PACKAGE FORfA 2 DISCHARGE INFORfAATION - GENERAL Page 1 l i l l (Agency Use Only) Rev. 2 880526 I Application No. DEP!WPC No. j i State Permit No. t i NPDES No. s Applicant Name: Northeast Utilities Service Company Town / City of Discharge: Waterford,CT. The following section is to be completed for each separate discharge. If more forms are needed, these forms msy be reproduced. i 1 Discharge Serial No. 001C-3 (Assign numbers consecutively [ for each discharge from 001,002, etc.) d 2 Average Daity Flow 5000 ga!!ans per (day)(event) (22a-4304(c)(6)) r 3 Maximum Daily Flow 5000 gallons per (day)(event) (22a-430-4(c)(6)) f i 4 Design Flow 20000 gallons per (day)(minute) l 5 Date Discharge Began or Will Begin (22a-430-4(c)(2)) 6 Average number of hours per day that discharge occurs 4.5 (22a-430-4(c)(7)) ) 7 Maximum number of hours per day that discharge occurs 4.5 i j (22a-430-4(c)(7)) [ r I 8 Except Ior stormwater, baks or spills, if the discharge is batch, intermittent, or seasonal, describe the nature of the discharge including duration and frequency.(22a430-4(c)(8)). { l Batch discharge. Average four times per day, maximum five per day. I w F i i 1 - Existing discharge permi!ted under CT0003263. Flow commenced prior to issuance i date of June 5,1985. MS3-1, DSN 001C-3 7/8/93 .~

l STATE OF CONNECTICUT, WATER COMPLIANCE UNIT APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 O!SCHARGE INFORMATION - GENERAL Page 2 r J ? 9 Description of activity or Process Producing this Discharge (include SIC Codes). If j-different types of processes contribute to one discharge, each individual process type shall be so described. An identification of all types of wastes generated by each type of process shall be included. For privately owned treatment works (see definitions), th;s information [ shall incluce the name and location address of all users of the system. (22a-430-4(c)(4) and 6)) [ i SIC - 4911 l Low level waste drain tank discharge including boric acid for neutron absorption. l Includes: Floor drains and sumps located within the radiation controlled area and water removed from i oil by an oil / water separator process. All low level radioactive waste effluent is tested prior to discharge. If radiation levels are too high, effluent is diverted to tha high level waste holdup tank for processing. (Ref. description of 001C-2) i l l 10 Effluent Guidelines Categories: Production Information (22a-430-4(c)(4),(14)) l j a. Does an effluent limitation adopted in Section 22a-430-4(1) of the Regulations of ^ j l ConnecScut State Agencies by reference to the Clean Water Act apply to this i discharge at your facility? 4 Yes (Complete 10.b. and c) X No (Go to 11) i i i i 1 MS3-2. DSN 001C-3 7/8/93 ~

I 1 i l STATE OF COfif4ECTICUT, WATER COfAPLIAf4CE UtilT APPLICAT10r4 PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE If4FORfAATIO!1 - GEf4ERAL Page 3 l b. Provide the names of the categories of discharge and evidence and reasons why such categories are applicable (22a-430-4(c)(14)). i Category Reasons Category is Applicable (include appropriate citation to Federal and /or State Regulations) Steam Electric Power Plant Plant generates electricity from steam. l i k I T c. Are the limitations in the applicable eft! ent guidelines expressed in terms of production? Yes (Complete 10.d.) No (Go to 11) X f 1 i l } t 1 i 1 MS3 3, DSN 001C-3 7/8/93

STATE OF COfifJECTICUT, WATER COfAPLIAfJCE UNIT APPLICATIOf1 PACKAGE FORfA 2 DISCHARGE INFORfAATIOf4 - GEfJERAL Page 4 I d. If you answered "Yes" to item - 10.c. list the quantity which represents an actual i s measurement of your maximum level of production for existing discharges, and the [ projected production for new discharges. Express the production in the terms and units 5 used in the applicable effluent limitation. (22a-430-4(c)(4)(A)) j = Applicable Effluent Quantity per Units of Operation, Product, Guideline Category Day Measure Material, Etc. I tl A. I 11 W 4 l t i F l l E r r i 1 I l 1 l l i [ i FAS3-4, DSN 001C-3 7/8/93

I STATE OF COrdf4ECTICUT, WATER COMPLIAfJCE UrJIT APPLICATIOTJ PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATIOf4 - GFNERAL Page 5 i r 11 For process wastewater discharges only, describe completely the types of resource i l conservation practices for this discharge, including the provisions for complying with I Section 22a-430-3(o) of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies ((22a-430-4(c)(11)). l fJone l t l f r a i t r b 4 i i l MS3-5, DSN 001C-3 7/8/93 0 w .m-

l w STATE OF CONNECTICUT, WATER COMPLfANCE UNIT APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE trJFORMATION - GENERAL Page 1 I t ] (Agency Use Only) Rev. 2 880526 i Application No. DEPAVPC No. { State Permit No. I NPDES No. Applicant Name: Northeast Utilities Service Company l Town / City of Discharge: Waterford. CT. l l The following section is to be completed for each separate discharge. If more forms are needed, I these forms may be reproduced. l + 1 Discharge Serial No. 0010-4 (Assign numbers consecutively for each discharge from 001,002, etc.) 2 Average Daily Flow 80000 gallons per (day)(event) (22a-430-4(c)(6)) 1 i + 3 Maximum Daily Flow 60000 gallons per (day)(event) (22a-430-4(c)(6)) 4 Design Flow 80000 ganons per (day)(minute) t 5 Date Discharge Began er Will Begin (22a-430-4(c)(2)) 6 Average number of hours per day that discharge occurs 8 l (22a430-4(c)(7)) 7 Maximum number of hours per day that discharge occurs 8 (22a4304(c)(7)) i a 'i 8 Except for stormwater, leaks or spills,if the discharge is batch, intermitter,t or seasonal, i describe the nature of the discharge including duration and frequency.(22a-430-4(c)(8)). l l Batch discharos. Average once per day, maximum four per day. I f l i I 4 - Existing discharge permitted under CT0003263. Flow commenced prior to issuance date of June 5,1985. MS3-1, DSN 001C-4 7/8/93 i i ~, -

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, WATER COMPLlANCE UNIT APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GENERAL Page 2 9 Description of activity or Process Producing this Discharge (include SIC Codes). If different types of processes contribute to one discharge, each individual process type shall be so described. An identification of all types of wastes generated by each type of process shall be included. For privately owned treatment works (see definitions), this information shall include the name and location address of all users of the system. (22a-430-4(c)(4) and 6)) SIC - 4911 Unit No. 3 makeup demineralizer backwash wastewater discharge including feedwater system wet lay-up drainage arid auxiliary boiler stack drain discharge. Samples are taken at the eouipment and tested prior to any discharge. 10 Effluent Guidelines Categories; Production Infctmation (22a-430-4(c)(4),(14)) a Does an effluent limitation adopted in Section 22a-430-4(1) cf the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies by reference to the Clean Water Act apply to this discharge at your facility? Yes (Complete 10.b. and c) X No (Go to 11) MS3-2, DSN 001C-4 7/8/93

i e j i STATE OF CONNECTICUT, WATER COMPLIANCE UtilT APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMAT10tl-GENERAL Page 3 + l b. Provide the names of the categories of discharge and evidence and reasori., why such categories are applicable (22a-430-4(c)(14)). i Category Reasons Category is App!icable (inesude appropriate citation to Federal and /or State Regulations) l l Steam Electric Power Plant Plant generates electricity from steam. j i 1 i 1 i i i 4 i Are the limitations in the applicab!e effluent guidelines expressed in terms of production? j c. i .f l Yes (Complete 10.d.) No (Go to 11) X I i g i 1 i j e

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m.. .._m._.. l r STATE OF CotJf4ECTICUT, WATER COfAPLIAtJCE UtJIT APPUCATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GEtJERAL Page 4 d. If you answered "Yes" to item - 10.c. list the quantity which represents an actual measuroment of your maximum level of production for existing discharges, and the projected production for new discharges. Express the production in the terms and units used in the applicable effluent limitation. (22a-430-4(c)(4)(A)) i Applicable Effluent Quantity per Units of Operation, Product, Guideline Category Day Measure Material, Etc. N. A. 1 1 J t i l I i J f j j MS3-4, DSN 001C-4 7/8/93

STATE OF CONTJECTICUT, WATER COMPLIAfJCE UtJIT APPLICAllOfJ PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE if JFORMATIOff - GENERAL Page 5 11 For process wastewater discharges only, describe completely the types of resource conservation practices for this discharge, including the provisions for cornpfying with Section 22a-430-3(o) of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies ((22a-430 4(c)(11)). i fJono l l l MS3-5, DSN 001C-4 7/8/93

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, WATER COMPLIANCE UNIT APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GENERAL Page 1 (Acency Use Only) Rev. 2 880526 Application No. DEP/WPC No. State Permit No. l NPDES No. 7 i I f Appicant Name: Northeast Utilities Service Company TowrVCity of Discharge: Waterford CT. I The folicwing sectionis to be completed for each separate discharge. If more forms are needed, 1 L these forms may be reproduced. t 1 Discharge Serial No. 001C-5 (Assign numbers consecutively I 1 for each discharge from 001,002, etc.) j l i 2 Average Daily Flow 43.2 EXG gaflons per (day)(event) (22a430-4(c)(6)) i 2 T 3 Maximum DaiY Flow 43.2 EX6 gallons per (day)(event) (22a-430-4(c)(6)) i 4 Design Flow 30000 gallons per (day)(minute) I ] 5 Date Discharge Began or Will Begin (22a-430-4(c)(2)) { i i 6 Average number of hours per day that discharge occurs 24 (22a-430-4(c)(7)) f 3 7 Maximum number of hours per day that discharge occurs 24 (22a-430-4(c)(7)) t I 8 Except for stormwater, leaks or spills, if the discharge is batch, intermittent, or seasonal, describe the nature of the discharge including duration and frequency.(22a-430-4(c)(8)). [ d E Continous discharge ~l i i I a r

    • - Existing discharge permitted under CT0003263. Flow commenced prior to issuance

{ date of June 5,1985. i MS3-1, DSN 001C-5 7/8/93 ~

i STATE OF COfJNECTICUT, WATER COMPLIANCE UNIT APPLICATION PACVAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GENERAL Page 2 9 Description of activity or Process Producing this Discharge (include SIC Codes). If different types of processes contribute to one discharge, each individual process type shall be so described. An identification of all types of wastes generated by each typ9 of process j shall be included. For privately owned treatment works (see definitions), this information l shall include the name and location address of all users of the system. I (22a-430-4(c)(4) and 6)) SIC - 4911 Unit No. 3 auxiliary heat exchanger non-contact once thru cooling ( service water ) discharge. Contributing process: Continuous chlorination 10 Effluent Guidelines Categories: Production Information (22a-430-4(c)(4),(14)) Does an effluent limitation adopted in Section 22a-430-4(l) of the Regulations of a. Connecticut State Agencies by reference to the Clean Water Act apply to this discharge at your facility? Yes (Complete 10.b. and c) X No (Go to 11) MS3 2 DSN 001C 5 7/8/93

l STA :E OF CON!JECTICUT, WATER COMPLI ANCE UfJIT APPUCATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATIOff - GENERAL Page 3 i b. Provide the names of the categories of dischargo and evidence and reasons why such categories are applicable (22a-430-4(c)(14)). l t Category Reasons Category is Applicable (include appropriate citation to Federal and /or J State Regulations) ] l Steam Electric Power Plant Plant eenerates electricity from steam. l 1 l l 1 t 8 i i l l Are the limitations in the apphcable effluent guidefines expressed in terms of production? c. Yes (Comp!ete 10.d.) No (Go to 11) X fAS3-3, DSf 4 001C 5 7/8/93

l l STATE OF CONNECTICUT, WATER COMPLIANCE UNIT I APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GENERAL Page 4 d. If you answered "Yes* to item - 10.c. list the quantity which represents an actual measurement of your maximum level of production for existing discharges, and the projected production for new discharges. Express the production in the terms and units i used in the applicable effluent limitation. (22a-430-4(c)(4)(A)) l l i Applicable Effluent Ovantity per Units of Operation, Product, Guideline Category Day Measure Material, Etc. \\ N. A. { t i i j h i J I i i 1 1 l I s i I I MS3-4, DSN 001C-5 7/8/93

STATE OF CONNECTICUT. WATER COMPLIANCE UNIT j APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GENERAL Page5 t 11 For process wastewater discharges only, describe completely the types of resource conservation practices for this discharge, including the provisions for comptying with f Section 22a-430-3(o) of the Regulations cf Connecticut State Agencies 1 ((22a-430-4(c)(11)). i i i None + l f t i 3 i i i l I l l i. I i. i a 4 ? ? l J r f e I i t l ~! l MS3-5, DSN 001C-5 7/8/93 I 1 7 l l

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, WATER COfAPLIANCE UNIT I APPL! CATION PACKAGE FORIA 2 DISCHARGE INFORfAATION - GENERAL Page 1 i (Agency Use Only) Rev. 2 880526 f Application No. I l DEPAVPC No. ? State Permit No. NPDES No. Applicant Name: Northeast Uti;ities Service Company i Town / City of Discharge: Waterford, CT. I t The following section is to be completed 1or each separate discha ge. If more forms are needr d. [; these forms may be reproduced. 1 Discharge Serial No. 001C-6 (Assign numbers consecutively for each discharge f rom 001,002, etc.) 2 Average Daily Flow 25000 gallons per (day)(event) (22a-430-4(c)(6)) 3 FAaximum Daily Flow 25000 gallons per (day)(event) (22a-430-4(c)(6)) f 4 Design Flow 50000 gallons per (day)(minute) 5 Date Discharge Began or Will Begin (22a-430-4(c)(2)) i f 6 Average number of hours per day that discharge occurs 6 i (22a-430-4(c)(7)) j t 7 fAaximum number of hours per day that discharge occurs 6 f (22a-430-4(c)(7)) I 8 Except for stormwater, leaks or spitis, if the discharge is batch, intermittent, or seasonal, I describe the nature of the discharge including duration and frequency.(22a430 4(c)(8)), l [ Batch discharge. Average twice per day. i i i 1 4 i

    • - Existing discharge permitted under CT0003263. Flow commenced prior to issuance I

i date of June 5,1985. i l ? i !AS3-1, DSN 001C-6 7/8/93 i 5

STATE OF COfJrJECTICUT, WATER COfAPLIANCE UtJIT APPLICATIOf f PACKAGE FORfA 2 DISCHARGE INFORfAATIOfJ - GENERAL Page 2 I l l 9 Description of activity or Process P;oducing this Discharge (include SIC Codes). If different types of processes contribute to one discharge, each individual process type sha!! be so described. An identificatiors of all types of wastes generated by each type of process shall be included. For privately owned treatment works (see definitions), this information sha!I include the name and location address of all users of the system. (22a-430-4(c)(4) and 6)) SIC - 4911 Unit No. 3 condensate polishing domineralizer regeneration wastewater neutralization tank discharge including hydrazine from steam generator system treatment and plant ecuipment washwater that may be corrosive but is not hazardous by any other characteristic. Also, unit 3 floor drains and hot water heating system boiler bicwdown and drains. Effluent is sampled and tested prior to discharge. l l l l l 10 Effluent Guidol.nes Categories; Production Information (22a-430-4(c)(4),(14)) Does an effluent limitation adopted in Section 22a-430-4(1) of the Regulations of a-Connecticut State Agencies by reference to the Clean Water Act apply to this discharge at your facility? Yes (Complete 10.b. and c) X No (Go to 11) FAS3 2, DSN 001C-6 7/8/93

STATE OF CONiiEC11 CUT, WATER COMPLIANCE UtilT APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GEliERAL Page 3 - b. Provide the names of the categories of discharge and evidence and reasons why such categories are applicable (22a-430-4(c)(14)). Category Reasons Category is Applicabia (include appropriate citation to Federal and /or State Regulations) Steam Electric Power Plant Plant eenerates electricity from steam. c. Are the limitations in th.<ppbcable effluent guidelines expressed in terms of production? Yes (Complete 10.d.) No (Go to 11) X MS3-3. DSN 001C-6 7/8/93 l l

STATE OF COfif4ECTICUT, WATER COfAPU Af4CE Uf41T APPUCATIOff PACKAGE FORfA 2 DISCHARGE If4FORfAATIC'1-GEf4ERAL Page 4 i i I d. If you answered "Yes* to item - 10.c. list the quantitu un:h represents an actual measurement of your maximum level of production for existing discharges, and the projected production for new discharges. Express the production in the terms and units used in the applicable effluent limitation. (22a-430-4(c)(4)(A)) -( Applicable Efiiuent Quantity per Units of Operation, Product, Guideline Category Day fAeasure fAaterial, Etc. fJ. A. I t t l 'I i i ) i l i I i i t t i i f fAS3-4, DSN 001C-6 7/8/93 j

STATE OF COfJf JECTICUT, WATER COMPLIAf4CE UNIT APPLICATIOt1 PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GENERAL Page5 I i 11 For process wastewater discharges only, describe completely the types of resource conservation practices for this discharge, including the provisions for complying with i Section 22a430-3(o) of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies ((22a-430-4(c)(11)). E None l r [ i l I f 1 i; i i i i i i i 4 l I I i I i i + i fAS3-5, DSN 0010-6 7/8/93 t 1 L ~

I i f STATE OF CONNECTICUT, WATER COMPLIANCE UNIT l APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION. GENERAL Page1 (Acency Use Only) Rev. 2 880526 i Application No. DEP/WPC No. State Permit No. NPDES No. -l i a j Applicant Narne: Northeast Utilities Service Company Town /Crty of Discharge: Waterford. CT. i i The follos,ing section is to be completed for each separate discharge, if more forms are needed, these forms may be reproduced. ) I 1 Discharge Serial No. 017___ (Assign numbers ennsecutively i for each discharge from 001,00?, etc.) I 2 Av. age Daity Flow Intermittent gallons per (day)(event) (22a-430-4(c)(6)) 3 Maximum Daily Flow Intermittent gallons per (day)(event) (22a-430-4(c)(6)) 4 Design Flow N/A gallons per (day)(minute) i i 5 Date Discharge Began or Will Begin (22a-4304(c)(2)) 6 Average number of hours per day that discharge occurs Variable j (22a-430-4(c)(7)) j 7 Maximum number of hours per day that discharge oct 1rs intermittent j 4 (22a430-4(:)(7)) l 8 Except for stormwater, leaks or spills, if the discharge is batch, intermittent, or seasonal, i i describe the nature of the discharge including duration and frequency.(22a-430-4(c)(8)). I Variable flow dependent on office building roof drains and surface water turieff.

    • - Extsting discharge permitted under CT0003263. Flow commenced prior to issuance date of June 5,1985.

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~ l STATE OF COtJtJECTICUT, WATER COfAPLIAtJCE UtJfr APPUCATIOt1 PACKAGE FORfA 2 DISCHARGE ItJFORfAATION - GENERAL Page 2 l 4 9 Description of activity or Process Producing this Discharge (include SIC Codes). If different types of processes contribute to one discharge, each individual process type shall be so described. An identification of all types of wastes generated by each type of process ( shall be included. For privately owned treatment works (see definitions), this information j shall include the name and location address of all users of the system. (22a-430-4(c)(4) and 6)) SIC - 4911 ~ IJew office building rain water roof drains and surface water runoff from approximately 0.5 Acres. i t I i i 10 Effluent Guidelines Categories; Production Information (22a-N 4(c)(4),(14)) P Does an oflluent limitation adopted in Section 22a-430-4(1) of the Regulations of a. Connecticut State Agencies by reference to the Clean Water Act apply to this discharge at your facility? Yes (Complete 10.b. and c) X t!o (Go to 11) l i f 4 I i l i l 4' l i' o 1 MS 2, DStJ 017 7/8/93 l

t j a. l STATE OF COtJtJECTICUT, WATER COMPLIAfJCE UtilT APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE If1 FORMATION - GEf1ERAL Page 3 I b. Provide the names of the categories of discharge and evidence and reasons why such l categories are applicable (22a-430-4(c)(14)). i Category Reasons Category is Applicable (loclude appropriate citation to Federal and /or i State Regulations) l l i Steam Electric Power Plant Plant generates electricity from steam. i [ t l. t I s Are the limitations in the applicable effluent guidelines expressed in terms of production? c. + j Yes (Complete 10.d.) No (Go to 11) X J } r i l k i i MS-3. DSN 017 7/8/93 l

STATE OF CONF 1ECTICUT, WATER COfAPLIAfJCE UtilT APPLICATIOff PACKAGE FORfA 2 DISCHARGE if4FORfAAT10f4 - GEi4ERAL Page 4 l I d. If you answered "Yes* to item - 10.c. list the quantity which represents an actual measurement of your maximum level of production for existing discharges, and the projected production for new discharges. Express the production in the terms and units used in the applicable effluent limitation. (22a-430-4(c)(4)(A)) l l Applicable Effluent Quantity per Units of Operation, Product. l Guideline Category Day Measure Material, Etc. fi. A. i 9 3 i s I o t s s 9 l r I f fAS-4, DSN 017 7/8/93 l l L

.au.. < ~ - A I I i STATE OF CONNECTICUT WATER COMPLIANCE UNIT j APPLICATION PACKAGE FORM 2 DISCHARGE INFORMATION - GENERAL Page5 l 1 [ 11 For process wastewater discharges only, describe completely the types of resource conservation practices for this discharge, including the provisions for complying with Section 22a-430-3(o) of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies ((22a-430-4(c)(11)). s None i .J I 4 I i a .f k } i i J I

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