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{{#Wiki_filter:Pennsylvania Power 8 Light Company Two North Ninth Street ~ Allentown, PA 18101 ~   215 I 770.5151 December 26, 1985 Mr. Paul Koval Chief, Operations Section Bureau of Water Quality Management Pennsylvania Department of Fnvironmental Resources 90 East Union Street, Second Floor Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701-3296 SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT NPDES PERMIT NO. PA 0047325/NOVEMBER 1985 CCN 741326                             FILE 012-4 PLE-7895
{{#Wiki_filter:Pennsylvania Power 8 Light Company Two North Ninth Street
~ Allentown, PA 18101
~ 215 I 770.5151 December 26, 1985 Mr. Paul Koval Chief, Operations Section Bureau of Water Quality Management Pennsylvania Department of Fnvironmental Resources 90 East Union Street, Second Floor Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701-3296 SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT NPDES PERMIT NO.
PA 0047325/NOVEMBER 1985 CCN 741326 FILE 012-4 PLE-7895


==Dear Mr. Koval:==
==Dear Mr. Koval:==
Enclosed is a copy of the November 1985 Discharge Monitoring Report for Permit No.
PA 0047325.
The following information details data and/or non-compliances for some of the permitted outfalls:
Outfall 071:
Cooling Tower Blowdown Flows are currently, being estimated.
The monthly average total iron limit of 6.8 mg/1 was exceeded in November (12.18 mg/l).
The cause of this violation can be attributed to high levels of iron in the Susquehanna River.
See Note 84 of DMR 071.
The daily maximum of 1 mg/1 for total zinc was exceeded (1.1 mg/1). It is assumed the cause for this excursion is also the river.
'I There was a short excursion of free chlorine in the blowdown on November 4.
The free chlorine was above 0.5 ppm from 0940 to 1110 (about 90 minutes).
The highest level was 0.85 ppm at 0950.
The excess chlorine was due to a shut down of Unit 1 reactor and the subsequent reduction of chlorine demand by reduced heat load and makeup.
See Note i/6 of DMR 071.
Outfall 072:
Service and Administration Building Sump The total suspended solids (TSS) average monthly limit of 30 mg/1 was exceeded (56.0 mg/1), however, the daily maximum of 100 mg/1 was not for TSS.
See Note 83 of DMR 072.
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Enclosed  is  a copy  of the November 1985 Discharge Monitoring Report for Permit No. PA 0047325. The  following information details data and/or non-compliances for some of the permitted outfalls:
December 26, 1985 PLE-7895 CCN 741326 FILE 012-4 Outfall 271:
Outfall  071:    Cooling Tower Blowdown Flows are  currently, being estimated.
Waste Filter Bypass The TSS limit of 30 mg/1 was exceeded (323 mg/1).
The monthly average total iron limit of 6.8 mg/1 was exceeded                            in  November (12.18 mg/l). The cause of this violation can be attributed                            to high levels of iron in the Susquehanna River. See Note 84 of DMR 071.
This violation will be corrected"in 1986.
The daily maximum    of  1 mg/1 for total zinc was exceeded                  (1.1 mg/1).      It is assumed the cause    for this excursion is also the river.
If you have any questions, please call me at (215) 770-7889.
                                                                          'I There was a short excursion of free chlorine in the blowdown on November 4.
Respectfully yours, (g,4
The free chlorine was above 0.5 ppm from 0940 to 1110 (about 90 minutes).                              The highest level was 0.85 ppm at 0950. The excess chlorine was due to a shut down of Unit 1 reactor and the subsequent reduction of chlorine demand by reduced heat load and makeup. See Note i/6 of DMR 071.
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Outfall  072:    Service and Administration Building              Sump The  total  suspended    solids  (TSS) average monthly limit of 30 mg/1 was exceeded (56.0 mg/1), however, the daily        maximum of 100 mg/1 was not for TSS.                      See Note 83  of DMR  072.
Jerome S. Fields Senior Environmental Scientist-Nuclear JSF/amc jsfltk004033o cc:
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PLE- 7895 December 26, 1985                                            CCN 741326 FILE 012-4 Outfall   271: Waste Filter   Bypass The TSS   limit of 30 mg/1   was exceeded   (323 mg/1). This violation will be corrected"in 1986.
If you   have any questions,   please   call me at (215) 770-7889.
Respectfully yours, (g,4     ~
Jerome S. Fields Senior Environmental Scientist-Nuclear JSF/amc jsfltk004033o cc:   . EPA, Region III                       E. Adensam}}

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Issue date: 12/26/1985
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To: Koval P
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Pennsylvania Power 8 Light Company Two North Ninth Street

~ Allentown, PA 18101

~ 215 I 770.5151 December 26, 1985 Mr. Paul Koval Chief, Operations Section Bureau of Water Quality Management Pennsylvania Department of Fnvironmental Resources 90 East Union Street, Second Floor Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701-3296 SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT NPDES PERMIT NO.

PA 0047325/NOVEMBER 1985 CCN 741326 FILE 012-4 PLE-7895

Dear Mr. Koval:

Enclosed is a copy of the November 1985 Discharge Monitoring Report for Permit No.

PA 0047325.

The following information details data and/or non-compliances for some of the permitted outfalls:

Outfall 071:

Cooling Tower Blowdown Flows are currently, being estimated.

The monthly average total iron limit of 6.8 mg/1 was exceeded in November (12.18 mg/l).

The cause of this violation can be attributed to high levels of iron in the Susquehanna River.

See Note 84 of DMR 071.

The daily maximum of 1 mg/1 for total zinc was exceeded (1.1 mg/1). It is assumed the cause for this excursion is also the river.

'I There was a short excursion of free chlorine in the blowdown on November 4.

The free chlorine was above 0.5 ppm from 0940 to 1110 (about 90 minutes).

The highest level was 0.85 ppm at 0950.

The excess chlorine was due to a shut down of Unit 1 reactor and the subsequent reduction of chlorine demand by reduced heat load and makeup.

See Note i/6 of DMR 071.

Outfall 072:

Service and Administration Building Sump The total suspended solids (TSS) average monthly limit of 30 mg/1 was exceeded (56.0 mg/1), however, the daily maximum of 100 mg/1 was not for TSS.

See Note 83 of DMR 072.

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December 26, 1985 PLE-7895 CCN 741326 FILE 012-4 Outfall 271:

Waste Filter Bypass The TSS limit of 30 mg/1 was exceeded (323 mg/1).

This violation will be corrected"in 1986.

If you have any questions, please call me at (215) 770-7889.

Respectfully yours, (g,4

~

Jerome S. Fields Senior Environmental Scientist-Nuclear JSF/amc jsfltk004033o cc:

. EPA, Region III E.

Adensam

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