ML20106G939

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NPDES Noncompliance Notification:On 850130,100 Gallons of 0.0003% Hegatreat Solution Entered Turbine Basement Sump A. Procedure Stopped & Personnel Involved Instructed Not to Allow Release of Matl in Future
ML20106G939
Person / Time
Site: Surry, 05002818  Dominion icon.png
Issue date: 02/01/1985
From: Taylor J
VIRGINIA POWER (VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CO.)
To: Ronaldo Jenkins
VIRGINIA, COMMONWEALTH OF
References
COR-14-06, COR-14-6, NUDOCS 8502150108
Download: ML20106G939 (1)


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COR 14-06 VepCO ____c__._..,_ _ _

l February 1,1985 CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT RE0 VESTED lir. Ray R. Jenkins State Water Control Board Piedmont Regional Office P. O. Box 6745 Richmond, Virginia 23230 Surry Power Station - NPDES Exception and Unusual Discharge

Dear Mr. Jenkins:

This is to confirm both the NPDES permit exception and the unusual discharge reported to you on January 31, 1985.

The permit exception involved Outfall 101, the Unit One Flash Evaporator Blowdown. As reported in our letter of January 4,1985, the flow sensor for this outfall was found to be malfunctioning during December of 1984. This sensor was returned to service on January 16, 1985, when the circuit breaker was replaced However, flow could not be measured during the period from January 1 through January 16, and was therefore estimated. A measured flow is required by the current NFDES permit.

The unusual discharge involved the Surry Turbine Basement Sump A. On January 30, 1985, approximately 100 gallons of 0.0003 percent Hagatreat solution entered the sump via a recirculation line from the Unit One A Bearing Cooling Pump, which was undergoing routine maintenance. Hagatreat is a corrosion inhibitor composed of 70% zinc sulfite and 30% sodium dichromate.

This line had been isolated and was being drained in preparation for repair of the cooling pump. The drained solution entered the sump via a floor drain.

As corrective action, the procedure was stopped, and personnel involved were instructed not to allow any such release of this material in the future.

Other station personnel who might be involved with this system will also be instructed in the proper techniques for work in this area.

Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please let us know.

Very truly yours, 8502150100 850201 PDR ADOCK 05000280 John A. Taylor, Ph. .

S PDR Manager Water Quality cc: Mr. James P. O'Reilly - USNRC - Docket #50-280 -

Mr. Harold R. Denton - USNRC - Docket #50-280 sp Mr. Donald J. Burke - USNRC - Docket #50-280