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SENT BY ~ ~17-97 : 15 32 :INDEPENDENCE M I N lffj ~ 303 832 8106: # 7 <br />As an example, a TSPS-8 model, az the same head, is rued w pump in excess of 32 gpm. "Chia pump arrangement <br />is very similar, in size, to the ones aurently employed. Of wttrse, two of these ptunps opertding simultaneously <br />(av is currently possible) woWd provide a Total capacity of 64 gpm. <br />CC&V has dcsctilxd and demonstrated to the OMLR the monitoring procedures employed for the LVSCS. These <br />monitoring procedures will continue. Jus[ as we did with the LVSCS for Phase I, we will gain a better <br />ttttderstandinp. of the rystem through this monitoring. Tn order to avoid freezing of the pump systems, such az <br />happened for Phase 1, each LVSCS is enclosed, at the surface, in a healed housing. The LVS(;S pumps aze <br />comtet:ted to are automatically-activa[ed electrical generator sets. az ate the pregnant pump systems. In these early <br />stages of the operation of Phase II, CC&V observes and operates the system m gain inci~ht into the changes [o <br />ensure proper future operation, az was done at the ansa of operating nc~ Phase 1 LVSCS. <br />The first, or priurary, "tiro: of defense' against lealtam:e from the Crcsaon Valley Leach Facility is [he wntposite <br />liner .rystem. The second line of defense is the control and liaritarion of pressure head on the lower composite liner. <br />Both of These lines of defeasz appear to be intact and capable of watinuing ro function as desigttai f'or the project <br />life. The computatitm of anticipated flow rates into the LVSCS and the resWtwt flow rates were input into the <br />design of the LVSCS system. CC&V can adapt to tunrre flow rates and, therefore, the second line of defrnse <br />remains intact and functioning as dwiEnod. <br />John <br />for your inrcrest in this matter. <br />Environmental Affairs <br />1. Data Base For Phase II Low Volutce Solution Collection System (2/14/97/11/96) <br />2. Graph of Pregnant Solution Head v. LVSCS Flow for Phase fI (2/14/Y7-04/03/97) <br />3. Graph of Pregnant Solution Head v. LVSCS Flow for Phase II (02/21/97-04/03/97) <br />4. Graph of Tetttporal Trends of Pregnant Solution Hod and LVSCS Flow (gpd) 2/l4/97 through <br />04/03/97. <br />5. Probability Graph of Flow v, Head At Three Confidence Levels for defects of 2 f l that Diameter At <br />Each higher PIS Location <br />6. Probability Graph of Plow v. Head At Three Confidence Levels for defa:t~ of St2.5 rom Diameter <br />At Lowernost Location and 2t Ittun At Each higher PLS Location <br />7. Probability Graph of Plow v. Head At Three Coafidcece Levels for del'ecls of St2.5 mm Diameter <br />Only az Otte Location <br />8. Probability Graph of F7uw v. Head At Three Confidence levels far defecu of 6t3 mm Diameter At <br />Lowermost Location and 2* lrrun At Each hither PLS Location <br />9. Probability Gnph of Flow v. Head At Three Cnafidettce Levels for defects of 6f 3 mm Diartreter only <br />az One Location <br />10. Probability Graph of Flow v. Head At Throe Confidence Levels for defects of 713.5 mm Diameter <br />At l.uwarrtost Location and 2t irnm At Each higher PLS I.oca[ion <br />11. Probability Graph of Flow v. Head At Three Confidence Level for defects of 713.5 mm Diameter <br />At One Location <br />12. Putrtp Curvca pumps TSP3 & TSPS <br />FI[.E: AIR.N(IG <br />