ML20082A980
| ML20082A980 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Perry  |
| Issue date: | 03/27/1995 |
| From: | Shelton D CENTERIOR ENERGY |
| To: | OHIO, STATE OF |
| References | |
| PY-CEI-OEPA-021, PY-CEI-OEPA-21, NUDOCS 9504040308 | |
| Download: ML20082A980 (2) | |
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PERRY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Man Address:
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G CENTER ROAD 0%O44081 SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT PERRY. OHIO 44081 NUCLEAR (216) 259-3737 March 27, 1995 PY-CEI/0 EPA-0219h Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Office of Emergency Response P.O. Box 1049 1800 Vatermark Drive Columbus, Ohio 43215-0199 Perry Nuclear Power Plant OEPA Permit No. 3IB00016DD Gentlemen In accordance with Ohio Administrative Code 3745-65-70, this letter is serving as confirmation of a telephone report of a release of a reportable quantity of sodium hypochlorite made to the State Emergency Response Commission on 3/23/95.
1, 2. Centerior Energy Perry Nuclear Power Plant 10 Center Road Perry, Ohio 44081 (216)259-3737 3.
0030 on 3/22/95 to 0002 on 3/23/95; release 4.
0.8% sodium hypochlorite; 3650 gallons; 0.21 ppa Total Residual Chlorine (0.0 ppm Free Available Chlorine) 5.
There vere no injuries associated with this release.
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There vere no actual or potential hazards to human health or the environment from this release. The material was released first into the plant service water system, which was operating at approximately 55,000 gallons per minute. This resulted in a concantration of 0.21 ppe Total Residual chlorine (0.0 ppm Free Available Chlorine) prior to discharge into Lake Erie at a point 1650 feet off shore. The nearest downstream drinking water intake is located 19.5 miles from the plant; the nearest upstream drinking water intake is 3.9 miles from the plant. Because of the prevailing vind and water currents (vest to east), dilution, and the low concentration, there were no hazards to human health from j
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Since the discharge velocity from the nozzle (maximum of 35 feet per second) scours the lake bottom to bedrock and prohibits fish from the immediate vicinity, there is no potential hazard to fish or benthic organisas.
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No material was recovered.
If you have questions or require information, please contact Louise Barton at (216) 280-5512.
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