ML19322A443

Environ Incident 75-06:on 750802,no Sample Taken from Plant River Water Discharge to Be Analyzed for Ph & Suspended & Dissolved Solids During Release of Waste Neutralizing Tank. Procedural Review & Personnel Instruction Undertaken

ML19322A443
Person / Time
Site:	Crane
Issue date:	08/04/1975
From:	Herbein J METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.
To:
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NUDOCS 7910260537
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Decket 50-239 Subject-Esurf ronneotal Incident No. EI 75 05_

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This teler;rau is to ccafirm the telecen lutween Lee Spessard (Eegion I-NRC), and J.G. Ilerbein (Manager-Generation OperationWoc3 ear) at 1445 hours0.0167 days <br />0.401 hours <br />0.00239 weeks <br />5.498225e-4 months <br />, 4 Augnst 1975.

7folation of the Environtrental Technical Soecificaticn Nonitoring Requitecents which ensure canitance with Envirtnmental Technical Specificaticas 2.2.2 (?cc,e 10) and 2.2.3 (Page 13) in that no sample was taken frorn the plant river water siischarge and analyzed for pH and suspended and dissolved solids during the release of the waste neutralizing tank en 2 Augut,t 1975.

Analysis of the cil of the w3i,te Rt.s'ralizing tank water prior to release on 2 August 1975 was 7.35. Analysis of the waste neutralizing tank water for suspended and dissolved solids indicated 0.0 ppet and 33325 ppm respectively.

To preclude further incidents of this cature, the necessary procedures w(11 1.'e re-viewed and clarified as required by procedure ctranges. In addition, the personnel involved will be appropr;ately instructed in the plant discharge monitoring require-ments necessary when discharging weste neutralizing tanks.

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