Appendix E-2.c.i Energy Plan 2004-2013 Follow-up Studies and ...
Appendix E-2.c.i Energy Plan 2004-2013 Follow-up Studies and ...
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Re-powering Study for the Northport <strong>and</strong> Port Jefferson Power Stations<br />
<strong>Appendix</strong> II Northport System Descriptions<br />
generator wash water skid, combustion turbine evaporative coolers, combustion turbine water injection<br />
(when burning oil) <strong>and</strong> to the phosphate chemical feed skid.<br />
1.13 <strong>Plan</strong>t Waste Water Treatment<br />
Refer to PID-13-19A in <strong>Appendix</strong> III.<br />
All liquid wastes produced within Northport are collected in their designated sumps <strong>and</strong> pumped to the<br />
existing wastewater treatment system. Each sump will have two 100 percent capacity sump pumps<br />
controlled by float-switch actuated mechanical alternator to equalize the wear on pumps. Each sump<br />
pump will be installed according to the manufacturer’s recommendations for the clearance between the<br />
pump casing <strong>and</strong> the floor of the sump. Each sump float-switch actuated mechanical alternator will<br />
provide protection for its pumps by stopping the operating pump at a predetermined low level in the<br />
sump. The pump alternator will also have a high level switch to start the selected pumps <strong>and</strong> a high-high<br />
level switch to start the st<strong>and</strong>by pump <strong>and</strong> alarm. Each sump has its own set of controls <strong>and</strong> manual<br />
valves.<br />
Steam turbine area wastewater is collected in the condensate sump. One of two 100 percent condensate<br />
sump pumps route condensate sump water to the oil/water separator.<br />
Oily runoff <strong>and</strong> drainage from the power block <strong>and</strong> surrounding areas is collected in the oil/water<br />
separator. Water separated from the oil is routed to the wastewater collection sump by one of two 100<br />
percent oil/water separator sump pumps.<br />
HRSG blowoff tank discharge <strong>and</strong> HRSG drain water is collected in the HRSG sumps. Each HRSG has a<br />
dedicated sump. One of two 100 percent HRSG sump pumps route HRSG sump water to the circulating<br />
water system for discharge.<br />
Wastewater from the oil/water separator, the water treatment building, <strong>and</strong> the demineralizer system is<br />
collected in the wastewater collection sump. One of two 100 percent wastewater collection sump pumps<br />
route wastewater to the existing wastewater treatment system.<br />
Sanitary waste is collected in the sanitary lift station. One of two 100 percent sanitary lift station pumps<br />
route sanitary waste to the septic system.<br />
1.14 CT Auxiliary Services<br />
Refer to P&ID 39-02A in <strong>Appendix</strong> III.<br />
CT auxiliary services consist of interconnecting piping <strong>and</strong> tubing associated with the combustion<br />
turbine/generator vendor s<strong>up</strong>plied equipments skids. The equipment skids s<strong>up</strong>plied are:<br />
1. CO2 Fire Protection Skid<br />
2. Exhaust Duct Pressure Switch Package Skid<br />
3. Performance Monitoring package Skid<br />
4. Evaporative Cooler Skid<br />
5. Water Wash Skid<br />
6. Air Processing Unit Skid<br />
7. Water Wash Drain Tank<br />
8. Accessory Module (integral with combustion turbine skid)<br />
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