Chemical and Oily Waste System Sample Clauses

Chemical and Oily Waste System. The chemical and oily waste system is designed to collect, store, treat and dispose of chemical and oily wastes resulting from the normal operation of Units #3 and #4. This system consists of drains and pipes, oil separators, chemical waste sumps, chemical waste neutralizing tanks, neutralizing chemical storage tanks, chemical inspection equipment, and associated mechanical and electrical control equipment. The chemical waste drainage system includes drains and neutralization tanks for collection and treatment of chemical waste Chemical waste drains are located throughout Units #3 and #4, and are used to collect and transfer chemical waste to holding sumps and neutralization tanks. The neutralization equipment includes chemical storage and injection equipment as well as controls and instrumentation. The oily waste drainage system is made up of a network of drains which collect oily waste from throughout Units #3 and #4, and dispose of the wastes in the Units #3 and #4 main water-oil sump. Oil separation xxxxxxxx in the sump allow for oil removal. The treated water is monitored for trace oil levels and released. After separation, the waste oil is removed by a contractor to an offsite disposal area.
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Chemical and Oily Waste System. The chemical and oily waste system is designed to collect, store, treat and dispose of chemical and oily wastes resulting from the normal operation of Units #3 and #4. This system consists of drains and pipes, oil separators, chemical waste sumps, chemical waste neutralizing tanks, neutralizing chemical storage tanks, chemical inspection equipment, and associated mechanical and electrical control equipment. The chemical waste drainage system includes drains and neutralization tanks for collection and treatment of chemical waste. Chemical waste drains are located throughout Units #3 and #4, and are used to collect and transfer chemical waste to holding sumps and neutralization tanks. The neutralization equipment includes chemical storage and injection equipment as well as controls and instrumentation. The oily waste drainage system is made up of a network of drains which connect oily waste from throughout Units #3 and #4, and dispose of the wastes in the Units #3 and #4 main water-oil sump. Oil separation xxxxxxxx in the sump allow for oil removal. The treated water is monitored for trace oil levels and released. After separation, the waste oil is removed by a contractor to an offsite disposal area. Cooling Tower Blowdown System The cooling tower blowdown system consists of a 6" pipeline from the cooling tower to the waste disposal pond where the blowdown is treated by settlement and evaporation in accordance with water pollution control requirements.
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Chemical and Oily Waste System. The chemical and oily waste treatment system collects, stores, processes, treats and disposes of nonradioactive chemical and oily wastes. Waste water containing chemicals, oil and other pollutants results from construction, start-up and operation of the plant. These wastes are collected and treated to remove pollutants. Water Treatment Waste: Chemical wastes are produced by the water make up treatment plant during construction, startup and normal operation. These wastes result from chemical treatment and resin regeneration operations related to water filtration and demineralization. Acid and caustic waste chemicals are collected in the waste neutralizing sump located beneath the water make up treatment building. Neutralization equipment, including acid and caustic tanks with associated pumps and piping, is used to treat wastes in the sump. After treatment the waste is transferred to the cooling water blowdown for discharge. Sludge wastes are also produced by the make up treatment plant. This waste results from pretreatment of raw make up water in the make up water coagulators. Waste water containing sludge and other settleable solids is transferred to the sludge lagoons for storage and disposal. Auxiliary boiler blowdown is also routed to the sludge lagoon for storage and disposal. System Flush Waste: Preoperational chemical cleaning wastes are produced during startup chemical flush of plant systems. The plant systems will be flushed with alkaline chemicals including trisodium phosphate, disodium phosphate and biodegradable detergent. Waste chemical flush water will be discharged to the chemical cleaning waste lagoon and neutralized using acid and lime. Following chemical flush, an additional water rinse will be conducted to flush the system and will also be discharged to the chemical cleaning waste lagoon. System chemical cleaning waste and final flush water will be transferred to the chemical cleaning waste lagoon with temporary pipe installed for that purpose only. The temporary pipe will extend 550 feet in length from the plant to the lagoon. Treatment in the chemical cleaning waste lagoon will precipitate phosphate in the chemical flush waste water. Upon precipitation the water is transferred to the stream impoundment pond for further settling before discharge to the lake. The phosphate sludge which settles to the bottom of the chemical cleaning waste lagoon will be removed and disposed of by a contractor.
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Chemical and Oily Waste System. The Chemical and Oily Waste System collects, stores, treats, and disposes of waste chemicals and oily waste resulting from normal operations of Units 3 & 4. This system includes a network of drains and sewers that trap and remove waste oil and chemicals. The major components and equipment that comprise the Chemical and Oily Waste System include: drains and pipes, oil separators, chemical waste sumps, chemical waste neutralizing tanks, neutralizing chemical storage tanks, chemical injection equipment and associated mechanical, electrical and control equipment.
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Chemical and Oily Waste System. The chemical and oily waste system is designed to collect, store, treat and dispose of chemical and oily wastes resulting from the normal operation of Units #3 and #4. This system consists of drains and pipes, oil separators, chemical waste sumps, chemical waste neutralizing tanks, neutralizing chemical storage tanks, chemical inspection equipment, and associated mechanical and electrical control equipment. The chemical waste drainage system includes drains and neutralization tanks for collection and treatment of chemical waste Chemical waste drains are located throughout Units #3 and #4, and are used to collect and transfer chemical waste to holding sumps and neutralization tanks. The neutralization equipment includes chemical storage and injection equipment as well as controls and instrumentation. The oily waste drainage system is made up of a network of drains which collect oily waste from throughout Units #3 and #4, and dispose of the wastes in the Units #3 and #4 main water-oil sump. Oil separation xxxxxxxx in the sump allow for oil removal. The treated water is monitored for trace oil levels and released. After separation, the waste oil is removed by a contractor to an offsite disposal area. COOLING TOWER BLOWDOWN SYSTEM The cooling tower blowdown system consists of a 6” pipeline from the cooling tower to the waste disposal pond where the blowdown is treated by settlement and evaporation in accordance with water pollution control requirements. GROUNDWATER MONITORING XXXXX Groundwater monitoring xxxxx have been installed around the various ponds associated with the plant operation. These ponds include the scrubber effluent holding pond, the scrubber drain pond, the scrubber wash tray pond, the bottom ash pond, and the north plant area effluent pond. These groundwater monitoring xxxxx provide the ability through sampling to detect and quantify accidental discharges from the above mentioned plant storage and waste ponds. This is necessary to show compliance with State Groundwater Standards and with permit requirements for minimum seepage.
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