ML20067B836

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NPDES Noncompliance Notification:On 820927,routine Weekly Sample for Oil & Grease Collected Measured 23.0 mg/1. Caused by Malfunction of Emulsion Breaker & Oil Removal Sys. Emulsion Breaker Oil Filters Changed
ML20067B836
Person / Time
Site: Palisades Entergy icon.png
Issue date: 10/12/1982
From: Fobes R
CONSUMERS ENERGY CO. (FORMERLY CONSUMERS POWER CO.)
To:
Shared Package
ML18047A680 List:
References
PAL-82-09-AD77, PAL-82-9-AD77, NUDOCS 8212060382
Download: ML20067B836 (1)


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Fila No P10.2.1 Incid:nt No: PAL-82-09-AD77 NPDES NOTIFICATION Apparent Difference From Daily Average / Maximum Limitation October 12, 1982 Plant: Palisades Permit No: MI 0001457 Outfall

Description:

Turbine Sump Oil Separator Outfall No:

800218 Wastes (00G)

Parameter: 011 - Grease - Freon Parameter No:

00556 1.

Date of Incident: 9/27/82 2.

Identification of specific effluent limitation or monitoring requirement affected:

Oil and grease are limited to 20 mg/l daily maximum and 15 mg/l monthly average.'

3.

Description of Incident:

A routine weekly sample for oil and grease collected on 9/27/82 measured 23.0 mg/1. The September monthly average for al] samples collected was 26.9 mg/1.

4.

Apparent Cause:

The 9/27/82 excursion resulted from malfunction of the emulsion breaker and oil removal system combined with oil leaks on the KTA main feed pump. A previously reported (10/1/82) daily sample of 123 mg'/1 was the cause of the exceedance of the monthly average limit.

5.

If not immediately corrected, the anticipated time the condition is expected to continue:

NA 6.

Corrective Action - The following corrective action was taken or will be taken to reduce, eliminate and prevent recurrence:

The emulsion breaker oil filters were changed on 9/21/82. The oil absorbent pads in the turbine sump were changed on 9/27/82 and 9/30/82. A maintenance request for repairs of the oil leak on the KTA main feed pu=p has been submitted.

7.

Additional Comments:

Daily observations of the discharge basin showed no visible oil on the receiv-ing waters. A discharge concentration of 23 mg/l represents.39 gallons of oil discharged to the Plant's mixing basin based upon a typical daily average of 17,000 gallons from Tank T-41.

8.

Signed:

R L Fobes g g p mi1082-0211b-45 8212060382 821124 PDR ADOCK 05000255 S

PDR

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