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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8220.200.09.J
Description
Navajo Project
State
AZ
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
10/1/1979
Title
Review of the Bechtel Corp. Report Entitled Navajo Generating Station Conceptual Planning Report to the Arizona State Water Quality Control Council and the U.S. Dept of Interior Dated Sept. 1970
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Report/Study
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<br />--,: -, <br /> <br />u; <br />C'":- <br />r:: <br /> <br />eRE <br /> <br />c <br />c. <br /> <br />October 197C <br /> <br />REVIEW OF THE BECHTEL CORPORATION REPORT ENTITLED <br />"NAVAJO GENERATING STATION CONCEPTUAL PLA...1'1NING <br />REPORT TO THE p~IZONA STATE WATER QUALITY CONTROL <br />COUNCIL AND THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR," <br />DATED SEPTEMBER 1970 <br /> <br />The purpose of this report is to furnish a basis for approval and <br />adoption of the concept of returning cooling tower blowdown water from <br />the Navajo Generating Station to Lake Powell by means of a high velocity <br />jet or jets. The report deals in particular with engineering and ecolog- <br />ical aspects of this return to the lake; however, these subjects, includ- <br />ing physical biology and ecological effects of cooling water intake and <br />discharge, are not covered in this review. All data and physical des- <br />cription that follow are from the report. <br /> <br />vlater will be pumped from Lake Powell approximately 4 miles to the <br />Navajo Generating Station. The station will have 6 cooling towers, 2 <br />towers for each generating unit. The water contract with the U. S. <br />Department of the Interior stipulates that up to 34,100 af annually <br />may be withdrawn and consumed and that up to an additional 5,900 af <br />annually may be withdrawn, used in the cooling process, and returned <br />to the lake. <br /> <br />Water will be diverted at the Lake Pumping Station located on the <br />south bank of the main stem of Lake Powell. A total of 60 cfs of pump- <br />ing capacity will be provided, including spare capacity. Maximum <br />diversion is planned.to be 48 cfs based on preliminary water consump- <br />tion studies and the long-term average annual return to the lake will <br />be about 3,650 af or 5 cfs. The maximum daily return to the lake is <br />expected to be 13.3 af or 6.67 cfs. Jater contract requirements and <br />corresponding preliminary maximum design values being used are as <br />follows: <br /> <br /> Contract Design <br /> Requirement Value <br />Maximum Annual Iii thdrawal - Acre-Feet 40,000 38,200 <br />Maximum Annual Consumptive Use - <br />Acre-Feet 34,100 32,100 <br />Maximum Annual Return - Acre-Feet 5,900 5,200 <br />Maximum 24-Hour Temperature of <br />Return Flow F 90 90 <br /> <br />Salinity records indicate that total dissolved solids at the level <br />in the reservoir at the diversion pumps has ranged between 485 ppm and <br />970 ppm. Future TDS values are expected to be higher than indicated <br />by historical records. <br /> <br />Based on information in the USBR Progress Report No.4, the total <br /> <br />1. <br />
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