Cook Plant preoperational studies 1970 / John C. Ayers ... [et al.].

the plume. The plastic garbage can was then filled with outfall water and taken to the north side of the intake crib where two bags were filled with 50 liters each of outfall water at 1335, tied off, and anchored in ambient temperature in the same place as the previously taken bags of intake water. The boat then spent about 20 minutes in gassing-up and following the floating bags into ambient temperature. These bags were sampled at 1355 and the samples returned to the ship for processing. The boat then went to and sampled at 1410 the bags of outfall water anchored in ambient temperature at the north side of the intake crib, and returned the samples to the ship. Each bag was designated by 1) the source of its water, I for intake water and 0 for outfall water, and 2) by the exposure to which the water was subjected, A for exposure to ambient temperature and P for the varying temperatures encountered during a drift down the length of the plant's cooling water plume. Duplicated bags were given suffixed numbers such as IP-1 and IP-2. Subsamples taken from the several bags are designated by the bag designations. The bags were sampled at the end of the experiments for total and coliform bacteria, dissolved oxygen, phytoplankton, and zooplankton. Bacteria were sampled by the Millipore nutrient-pad method using nutrient media for both the coliform and total bacteria. Dissolved oxygen was determined by the Hach engineer's portable laboratory method. Phytoplankton were sampled by dipping a liter bottle full of water and preserving with Utermohl's iodine solution. Zooplankton were sampled by bucketing all the remaining water of the bag through a #5 plankton net; zooplankton samples were not preserved, but returned fresh to the ship and examined in a projection microscope for activity vs moribundity (live vs apparently dead) after which they were preserved in buffered formalin. The experiments at Bailly were primarily aimed at determining the feasibility of the technique, which they have done. They indicated some needed -42 -

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Cook Plant preoperational studies 1970 / John C. Ayers ... [et al.].
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Ayers, John C. (John Carr), 1912-
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Ann Arbor, Mich. :: Great Lakes Research Division, University of Michigan,
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Nuclear power plants -- Environmental aspects -- Michigan, Lake.
Donald C. Cook Nuclear Power Plant -- Environmental aspects.

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