26. Cooling Water Management - a. The Approval Holder(s) shall continuously monitor temperature at the condenser inlet and outlet for all units and record the maximum daily temperature at the condenser inlet and outlet for all units. This...
AI summary This section outlines requirements for cooling water management, including temperature monitoring, risk mitigation strategies for sponge ball loss, and measures to protect aquatic life. Chlorination for biofouling control is explicitly prohibited.
2.5 Objective of Ash Diversion Ash reuse in the production of cement, concrete, and other building materials has been recognized as a possibility for Nova Scotia Power. A transition to higher use of renewable energy sources in North Americ...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power (NSP) aims to divert coal ash for use in cement and concrete production, leveraging the decline in coal use due to increased renewable energy adoption. NSP plans to continue using thermal energy sources through 2040 and sees the sale and export of coal ash as a significant opportunity.
6.9.4 Export Ash Sampling ASTM 618 requires sampling of ship-loaded (export) ash as this will be the final point of NSPI possession before product is supplied to customers. This sampling is to be completed by third-party contractor. It ser...
AI summary ASTM 618 requires third-party sampling of export ash to ensure quality control and record-keeping for NSPI. Moisture testing is essential to confirm the correct quality of ash delivered to customers, as water content may fluctuate during transport.