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POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL (PCB) COMPOUNDS OR MIXTURES 1. For each PCB compound or mixture produced or imported by your company, for each company facility, during each year of 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, and the first two quarters of 1975: a. The total amount of each PCB compound or mixture produced or imported. b. The name and address of each of your company's facilities which handle PCB compounds or mixtures . (including production facilities and wholesale and retail outlets), and the amount of each PCB compound or mixture distributed through each facility. c. The name and address of each customer of each PCB compound or mixture, and the amount of each PCB compound or mixture obtained by each customer from each facility. The entire question is not applicable for all facilities. 2. For each PCB compound or mixture incorporated by your company into its products, for each company facility, during each year of 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, and the first two quarters of 1975: a. A description of each product. 1. Sharon - Transformers 2. South Boston - Transformers 3. Bloomington - Capacitors 4. Cleveland - Capacitors 5. Repair facilities - Transformers b. For each product the total amount incorporated of each PCB compound or mixture, (pounds) (est.) NPC00026473 753810 FACILITY YEAR TYPE 1971 1972 1973 (1st half) 1974 1975 SHARON AR0CL0R 1242 1,142,500 631,600 830,000 856,000 387,000 AROCLOR 1254 13,480 24,790 -0- 20,200 -0- SOUTH BOSTON AROCLOR 1242 4,459,455 3,692,535 4,509,190 4,892,580 2,449,859 AROCLOR 1254 13,860 13,860 16,170 17,325 17,325 BLOOMINGTON AROCLOR 1016 AROCLOR 1242 AROCLOR 1232 506,400 1,473,300 1,712,800 2,128,200 705,700 -0- 91,800 -0-- 220 3,350 2,400 10,800 621,600 -0-- 17,350 CLEVELAND AROCLOR 1016 25,000 58,400 63,000 -0- -0- REPAIR FACILITIES (SEE ATTACHED CHART) c. For each product the name and address of each source from which jour company obtained each PCB compound or mixture, and the amount of each PCB compound or mix ture obtained from each source. For all products and all faciltiles the source is Monsanto Chemical Co. 800 North Lindberg Blvd. St. Louis, Missouri 63166 FACILITY YEAR TYPE 1971 1972 1973 (1st half) 1974 1975 SHARON AROCLOR 1242 1,200,000 631,600 930,000 951,000 387,000 AROCLOR 1254 13,480 24,790 -0- 20,200 --O-- SOUTH BOSTON AROCLOR 1242 4,505,655 3,738,735 4,555,320 4,983,780 2,496,957 AROCLOR 1254 13,860 13,860 16,170 17,325 17,325 BLOOMINGTON CLEVELAND* AROCLOR 1016 AROCLOR 1242 AROCLOR 1232 AROCLOR 1016 384.000 1,717,000 2,143,000 2,420,000 642,000 649.000 -0- 95,700 -0- "0- 5,360 10,725 16,835 -0- 6,672 (Total 146,400) Records Not -0- -0Maintained REPAIR FACILITIES (SEE ATTACHED CHART) *Ceased manufacture of capacitors May 1974. -2- NPC00026474 753811 . The name and address of each of your company's facilities which handle such products (including production facilities and wholesale and retail outlets), and the amount of each product dis* tributed through each facility. 1. Westinghouse Electric Corporation Power Systems Transformer Division 469 Sharpsville Avenue Sharon? Pa. 16146 2. Westinghouse Electric Corporation Small Power Transformer Division Box 920? Highway 58W South Boston, Virginia 24592 3. Westinghouse Electric Corporation Distribution Apparatus Division Curry Pike Bloomington? Ind. 47401 4. Westinghouse Electric Corporation Outdoor Lighting Division 1216 West 58th Street Cleveland? Ohio 44102 5 Repair Facilities - See Attached Chart Totals shipped for each facility is the same as in 2 (b). e. The name and address of each customer of each product? and the amount of each product obtained by each customer from each facility. For consumer products list only the total production of each product at each facility and the total number of customers. Do not provide the name and address of each customer of consumer products. For each facility? the total amount shipped is the same as 2(b) 3. For each PCS compound or mixture used by your company in its operations other than for incorporation into Its products? for each company facility? during each year of 1971, 1972? 1973, 1974, and the first two quarters of 1975: a. A description of each use. -3- NFC00026475 753812 b. For each use the total amount of each PCB compound or mixture. c. For each use the name and address of each source from which your company obtained each PCB compound or mixture, and the amount of each PCB compound or mixture obtained from each source. For all facilities except Bloomington, this question is not applicable. Bloomington - a) On each of the vacuum chambers used for impregnating power capacitors* there is one ring-jet booster pump. To preclude PCB Contaminated Oil* the pumps were charged with 6 gallons of Aroclor 1242 when they were installed prior to 1971. Aroclor 1016 has been added to or drained from these booster pumps since August 1971 depending upon the impregnating method. These pumps are located in the sealed drainage area and waste material is collected from the pumps and sent to an approved incinerator (see response to Question 5a). b) Amount used for Year Aroclor 1016 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 - 0- 0- - 0- 78.3 Gal 46.8 Gal c) Source same as in 2(c). For each PCB compound or mixture reclaimed by your company, for each company facilityv during each year of 1971, 1973, 1973, 1974, and the first two quarters of 1975: a. The to'tal amount of each PCB compound or mixture reclaimed. b. The name and address of each source from which your company obtained PCB compounds or mixtures, and the amount of each PCB compound or mixture obtained from each source. The entire question is not applicable for all facilities. 4 NPC00026476 753813 5. For each PCB compound or mixture disposed of by your company (with or without the Involvement of other parties)/ for each company facility, during each year of 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, and the first two quarters of 1975: a. A description of each method of disposal. b. For each method of disposal the total amount of each PCB compound or mixture. * c. For each method of disposal, the location of every disposal site, the name and address of each party involved in the disposal of each PCB com pound or mixture, and the amount of each PCB compound or mixture disposed of by each party. DEFINITIONS AND SYMBOLS USED FOR THIS SECTION 1. Incration of liquid wastes by Monsanto, Sauget, 111., 62201, using approved thermal oxidation, scrubbing and neutralization. 2. Incration of liquid wastes by Chem-Trol Pollution . Services, 1550 Balmer Road, Model City, New York 14107, "using thermal oxidation, scrubbing and neutralization in accordance with New York State and Federal Pollution Control Codes." (See Note to No. 3). 3. "Drummed solids and capacitors shall be disposed of [by Chem-Trol] in an approved scientific landfill in accordance with New York State and Federal Pollution Control Codes. All leachate shall be trapped, tested and treated as necessary prior to release." NOTE: Contract with Chem-trol provides further that "No other method of disposal shall be used. There shall be no re-sale of any waste or the product of any waste received by Chem-Trol under the terms of this Contract." 4. Neal's Land Fill^ Off Road #603 Owen County, Indiana 5. Special Designated Section of Monroe County Landfill Monroe County, Ind. 47401 -5* N PC 00026477 753814  6 Palos Vardas Land Fill 8. H. Rock Land Fill 26301 S. Crenshaw Blvd. Harvard & East 78 St. Bolling Hills, California Cleveland, Ohio (Special Area for Disposal of PCB Contaminated Wastes) !I 7 Richmond Sanitary Dump ' 9. Backside Reclamation, Inc. Richmond, California 5661 Canal Road I i (Special Area for Disposal of Cleveland, Ohio i PCB Contaminated Wastes) ! Ij FACILITY SHARON YEAR TYPE 1971 (2) Liquid 5000 Gal. (3) Solid 8-55 Gal. Drum 1972 -0- 6-55 Gal. Drum 1973 8700 Gal. 1-55 Gal. Drum 1974 6200 Gal. -0- (1st half) 1975 -0-0- SOUTH BOSTON (2) Liquid (3) Solid 4000 Gal. -0- 6000 Gal. -0- 4000 Gal. 80(55 Gal.) Drum 4000 Gal. --0-- 4000 Gal. 63(55 Gal.) Drum BLOOMINGTON Liquid Solid 202,9651bs(l) 76,621 lbs(l) 233,1501b(l) 206,3001bs(l) 109,900 lbs(2) No record of No record of 526,8921bs(3) 891,6001bs(3) 319,500 lbs(3) amt.(4) aat.(4,5)/ 223,754lbs(3) CLEVELAND Liquid Solid (2) Total 60,000 (Records not maintained) No Records (8,9) -0-0- -0-0- REPAIR FACILITIES (SEE ATTACHED CHART) 6. The composition of each PCB compound or mixture produced, imported, sold, reclaimed, used, and/or disposed of by your company since January 1, 1971 The Table In Question 2c Indicates the types of Aroclors purchased by Westlnghouse. Analysis of these compounds may be obtained from: Monsanto Chemical Co. 600 North Llndberg Blvd. St. Louie, Missouri 63166 -6*V NPC00026478 753615 7. The results of any and all sampling and analysis performed by your company# its agents or contractors since January 1# 1971, concerning the followings a. Concentrations of PCS compounds or mixtures in the effluent of any discharges by the company (into waters of the United States or Publicly Owned Treatment Works) or in the emissions of the company into the air. b. The flow and/or composition of any discharges or emissions by the company (into waters of the United States or Publicly Owned Treatment Works, or into the air) which contain PCB compounds or mixtures. c. Concentrations of PCB compounds or mixtures in receiving waters (both upstream and downstream) of any discharges by the company which contain PCB compounds or mixtures and concentrations of PCB compounds or mixtures in the air in the area of the company. PCB ANALYSES Sample Date 2/13 2/21 4/16 5/17 6/18 7/17 7/30 0/13 8/30 10/15 11/15 2/13 2/21 4/16 5/17 6/18 7/17 8/13 8/30 10/15 11/15 Sample Location -----I9 7 T Westinghouse Sharon R-Building Westinghouse Sharon A-Building Results (PPB) 5.7 (1254) 4.1 (1260) 6.1 (1260) 3.1 (1260) 8.0 (1260) 2.4 (1260) 7.2 (1260) 12.2 (1260) 9.7 (1242) 9.0 (1260) 10.6 (1260) 3.3 (1260) 4.8 (1242) .7 (1260) .4 (1242) 2.5 (12S4) 1.7 (1260) .4 (1260) .3 (1260) .5 (1260) .4 (1260) 1.04 (1260) 1.1 (1242) .7 (1260) .2 (1242) .3 (1260) .1 (1242) .2 (1260) .1 (1242) -7 *jf- NPC00026479 753816 Sample Date 2/13 2/21 4/16 5/17 6/18 7/17 7/26 7/30 7/31 8/13 0/30 10/15 11/15 Date 2/20 2/27 3/06 3/13 '4/23 5/29 6/26 7/31 8/30 10/02 10/31 11/26 12/30 Date 2/26 2/27 3/01 3/06 6/05 8/12 10/08 11/10 12/12 tjf Sample Date Westinghouse Sharon Power House South Boston Bloomington -8- Results 40.0 (1252) 26.6 (1260) 2.2 (1260) 1.7 (1260) 5.0 (1260) 219.0 (1260) 1.7 (1260) 1.7 (1260) 1,3 (1260) 1.4 (1260) .8 (1242) 9.0 (1260) .1 (1242) 1.6 (1260) 5.3 (1242) .6 (1260) .6 (1242) (PPB) 33 180 48 345 790 133 135 106 42 54.0 235 377 183 (PPM) 22.2 (sewer clogged 1.7 .903 3.2 1.8 2.3 1.8 .26 .43 NFC00026480 753817 1975 1/8 2/24 4/24 5/30 7/11 Westinghouse Sharon R - Building (ppb) 19.1 (1260) 2.81(1260) 2.1 (1260) (Sampler Inoperative) 1/8 2/24 4/24 5/30 7/11 Westinghouse Sharon A-Building 3.8 (1260) 0.25(1260) 5.5 (1260) 0.33(1260) 0.72(1260) 1/8 2/24 4/24 5/30 7/11 Westinghouse Sharon Power Rouse 1.6 (1260) 10.97(1260) 1.9 (1260) 0.98(1260) 1.75(1260) 6/05 South Boston 28.6 1/09 1/09 2/3 3/1 4/30 5/30 Bloomington (PPM) 4.6 3.17 .526 .964 .268 1.93 In addition, a sampling program was undertaken in February 1971 at Bloomington which indicated 3-40 ppb in the discharge with a rate of flow of 240-280 gallons/minute. The daily rate of flow from Sharon Is: Power Rouse, 252.000 gallons; A-Building, 378,720 gallons; and R-Building, 504.000 gallons. The South Boston facility discharges in a batch process with a daily rate of 13,500 gallons. -9- -v NPC000264B1 753818 The flow from Bloomington to the sanitary sewer for the dates sampled are as follows; Date 2/26/74 2/27/74 3/01/74 3/06/74 6/05/74 8/12/74 10/08/74 11/10/74 12/12/74 1/09/75 1/09/75 2/3/74 3/1/75 4/30/75 5/30/75 Gal/Day Sewer clogged-; 225,615 232,468 232,468 178,600 252,582 186,544 183,874 160,734 189,481 189,481 162,069 134,924 118,637 106,177 Receiving waters have been sampled at the following locations with the indicated results: Sharon Shenango River at Bank above Clark Street Bridge Shenango River at Bank by Clark Street Substation (below dis charge) 6/6/74 6/6/74 0.1 ppb 0.1 ppb Bloomington Clear Creek (above 5ewage Treatment Plant) Clear Creek (below Sewage Treatment Plant) 1/9/74 1/9/75 0.25 ppb 5 ppb 8. The methods' by which FCB compounds or mixtures are trans ported to, by, and/or from your company, including: a* A description of each method of transportation, and the form in which PCB compounds or mixtures are transported by each method. Where different methods of transportation are used at different facilities specify which transportation method is used at each facility. -10 NPC00026482 753819 SOUTH BOSTON AROCLOR 1242 Received via bulk tank cars from Monsanto. Liquid and solid wastes are shipped from South Boston by Privately-owned tank trucks and vans of Chem-Trol, Inc. Shipment of transformers containing PCB's are by common carrier. BLOOMINGTON AROCLORS 1016 and 1242 received via bulk tank cars from Monsanto. AROCLOR 1232 received via 55 gallon drums from common carriers. Liquid and solid wastes are shipped from Bloomington by privately-owned tank trucks and vans of Chem-Trol, Inc. Shipment of capacitors containing PCB's are by common carrier. REPAIR FACILITIES (see attached chart) b. The names and addresses of all known transporters of PCB compounds or mixtures. L 6 N Railroad 908 Broadway Louisville, Kentucky Transport Motor Express 3190 East 79 Street Cleveland, Ohio 44104 Monsanto Chemical Co. 800 N. Lindberg Blvd. St* Louis, Mo. 63166 (Plant:Sauget, 111.) Anderson 1511 Lakeside Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 44114 Moss Trucking Co Charlotte, North Carolina Chem-Trol, Inc. Model City, New York 14107 C 6 H Transport Dallas, Texas A fi H Truck. Lin Incorporated 1111 East Louisiana Evansville, IN 47717 -12- NPC00026483 753820 9 . All occasions (including spills) of which you are aware on which PCB compounds or mixtures have or may have been introduced into the environment. In particular, des cribe such occasions insofar as they involved PCB com pounds or mixtures in their liquid state, as incorporated into closed systems, or as incorporated into open systems. For each occasion, indicate name and address of party in volved; dates, time, and location of the discharge or spill; and the amounts involved. 1. March 1972 - Rail tank car (Ho. ACFX4016) was dripping PCB upon receipt. The amount is unknown. 2. Carrier claim reports have indicated some leaking capacitors, however, only in one case is there information that PCB's were introduced into the environment. On 5/20/74 at 2:00 A.M., an ASH Truck Lines Trailer truck loaded with 4 capacitor racks and other equipment, overturned on U.S. Route 50 about 17 miles southwest of Bedford, Indiana. In this accident, capacitors broke resulting in some loss of PCB. Leaking units were placed in sealed drums and sent to Chemtrol. Soaked dirt was shoveled up (by Westlnghouse personnel) and put in sealed drums and sent to Chemtrol. 3. On 3/28/72 a Moss Trucking Co. truck veered off Route 158 approximately ten miles west of Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina. Five transformers were dumped from the truck trailer and approximately 1,000 gallons of Inerteen was spilled. The safety inspector for Moss Trucking Co. indicated that there were no creeks or water areas around the area and that there was no danger of polluting streams. 10. A description of any adverse health or environmental effects which you know or believe to have resulted from the introduction of PCB compounds or mixtures into the environment*. Indicate any specific occasions including dates, times, location, amounts, and parties involved for which such effects are known. Me do not have any direct knowledge of' any adverse health or environmental effects resulting from these compounds being introduced into the environment. -13- * ^ NPC00026484 753821 SHARON To Westinghouse Electric Corporation (purchased material). RDCLOR 1242 Via bulk tank cars (rail). ARDCLOR 1254 Via truck in 55 gallon drums. From Westinghouse Electric Corporation (scrap Inerteen). Scrap Inerteen Via tank truck. (See question 5). Scrap Inerteen Via truck in 55 gallon drums. (See guestion 5) From Westinghouse Electric Corporation (material shipped IN Transformers). Shipped Via common motor carrier or rail transport. From Westinghouse Electric Corporation new material PDS 54201KA in 55 gallon drums for field filling of trans formers. Shipped Via common motor carrier. Each shipment of new material from Westinghouse Electric Corporation has the following instructions and information given to the carrier. INERTEEN Method of Shipment Ship via all modes. Packaging Pack in leakproof container (see note). Marking No marking required (except on water shipment container must be marked): "Liquid Plastics No Label Required". Labelings No label required. Billing: Bill as "Liquid Plastic NOI* and add the following statement: "This product contains polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB's) which some studies have shown may be a persistent environmental contaminant. Prevent any entry into the environment through spills. During shipment avoid spills and leakage into inland waterways and the sea. Keep away from food, animal feedstuffs, end pharmaceuticals. In case of emergency concerning this shipment, call collect 618-271-5835, or Chemtrec 800-424-9300. Note: Any leakage will result in shipment being refused * or stopped in transit. Leakage may cause liability for environmental damage. 11 v ^00026485 753822 9. All occasions {including spills) of which you are aware on which PCB compounds or mixtures have or may have been introduced into the environment. In particular, des cribe such occasions insofar as they involved PCB com pounds or mixtures in their liquid state, as incorporated into closed systems, or as incorporated into open systems. For each occasion, indicate name and address of party in volved; dates, time, and location of the discharge or spill; and the amounts involved. 1. March 1972 - Rail tank car (No. ACFX4016) was dripping PCB upon receipt. The amount is unknown. 2. Carrier claim reports have indicated some leaking capacitors, however, only in one case is there information that PCB's were introduced into the environment. On 5/20/74 at 2:00 A.M., an ASH Truck Lines Trailer truck loaded with 4 capacitor racks and other equipment, overturned on U.S. Route 50 about 17 miles southwest of Bedford, Indiana. In this accident, capacitors broke resulting in some loss of PCB. Leaking units were placed in sealed drums and sent to Chemtrol. Soaked dirt was shoveled up (by Westinghouse personnel) and put in sealed drums and sent to Chemtrol. 3. On 3/28/72 a Moss Trucking Co. truck veered off Route 158 approximately ten miles west of Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina. Five transformers were dumped from the truck trailer and approximately 1,000 gallons of Inerteen was spilled. The safety inspector for Moss Trucking Co. indicated that there were no creeks or water areas around the area and that there was no danger of polluting streams. 10. A description of any adverse health or environmental effects which you know or believe to have resulted from the Introduction of PCB compounds or mixtures into the environment'. Indicate any specific occasions including dates, times, location, amounts, and parties involved for which such effects are known. We do not have any direct knowledge of* any adverse health or environmental effects resulting from these compounds being introduced into the environment. 13- NPC00026486 753823 11. Any and all other information which you possess concerning: a. The production, importation, reclamation, use, distribution, and disposal of FCB compounds or mixtures. b. The discharge of FCB compounds or mixtures into the environment. Westinghouse Electric Corporation provided direct testimony on these matters during the EPA Toxic Pollutant Hearings in 1974. In addition, we are aware that scientists for Monsanto Chemical Co. have published recent articles on the degradation of these compounds and that the Electronic Industries Association has furnished Mr. Bussell Train additional information on these matters. -14 V NPC00026487 753824 NOTE (CHART) a The attached chart lists those Westinghouse Industry Services Divisions facilities which handle Polychlorinated Biphenyl Compounds. Records are maintained for each project; however, these are not further coded to designate which project involved Polychlorinated Biphenyls. However, based upon the information available, disposal is to approved facilities when required. -v NPC00026488 753825 1. For each PCD compound or mixture produced or imported by your company, for each company facility, during each year of 1971, 1972, 1973, 1976, and the first two quarters of 1973: //A P:s /. far. * NPC00026489 753826 I ' ' 2. For each PCB compound or mixture incorporated by your company into its producisi for each company facility, during cacti year of 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, and the first two quarters of 1975: ya, A description of each product. yb. For each product the total amount incorporated of each PCB compound or mixture. '.-- y>y; 2 2. (continued) f ^c. For'each product the name and address of each source from ^ which your company obtained each PCB compound or mixture, and the amount of each PCB compound or mixture obtained from each source. vd. The name and address of each of your company's facilities which handle such products (including production facilities and wholesale and retail outlets), and the amount of each product distributed through each- facility. t* e. The name and address of each customer of each product, and the amount of each product obtained by each customer from each facility. For consumer products list only the total production of each product at each facility and the total number of customers. Do not provide the name and address of each customer of consumer products. i r r:** I* I I \ I I It : i limn. NPC00026490 753827 PCS Confounds In Products a. Description of Products (1) High voltage capacitor units used in pole mounted equipment, substations and series banks on transmission lines-- electric utilities. (2) Low voltage industrial type capacitors for industrial plant application. (3) Outdoor low voltage used on oil field and irrigation.pump motors. (4) Surge capacitors for the protection of rotating AC machines. (5) Capacitor banks for Induction furnace application. (6) High frequency water cooled capacitors for Induction heating apparatus. (7) Energy storage capacitors for high voltage impulse generators. (8} High fidelity extra high capacitance coupling capacitor potential devices used by the electric utilities on their transmission lines. b. Total Amount Incorporated in Products (approximate) shipped to Customers #1242 #1016 #1232 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 (6 months) 705,700 lbs. 91,800 lbs. 506,400 lbs. 1,473,300 lbs. 1,712,800 lbs. 2,128,200 lbs. 621.600 lbs. 220 lbs. 3,350 lbs. 2,400 lbs. IQ,GOO lbs. 17.330 lbs. 797,500 lbs. 6,442,300 lbs. 34,120 lbs. Source Monsanto 800 North Undberg Blvd. St. Louis, MO #1242 #1016 #1232* 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 (6 months) 549,000 lbs. 95,700 lbs. 384.000 lbs. 1.717.000 lbs. 2.143.000 lbs. 2.420.000 lbs. 652.000 lbs. 5,360 lbs. 10,725 lbs. 16,835 lbs. mm 6.672 lbs. 744,700 lbs. 7,316,000 lbs. 39,592 lbs. Monsanto shipped (W) spec #54201KJ which is a mixture of 65% #1232 and 351 trichlorobenzene. The weights in this column are the actual weight of 11232. NPC00026491 75Z828 2. d. Capacitor Manufacturing Facility: Westinghouse Electric Corporation Distribution Apparatus Division CUny Pike . Bloomington, IN 47401 . (?) !I I I - NF N PC 00026492 I 3. For each FCB compound or mixture used by your company in Its operations other an for incorporation into its 'ducts, for each company facility, during each year of 1971, Is72, 1973, 1974) and the first two quarters of 1975: a. A description of each use. b. For each use the total amount of each PCB compound or mixture. c. For each use the name and address of each source from which your company obtained each PCB compound or mixture, and the amount of each PCB compound or mixture obtained from each source. I r. I I i 3. a. On each of the vacuum chambers used for impregnating power capacitors, there is one Ring-Jet booster pump. The Initial j* change of pump fluid was 6 gallons (approximately 70 pounds) ' of #1242 when the pumps were installed prior to 1971. Since August of 1971, #1016 has been added to or drained from these booster pumps depending upon the impregnating method. Haste material was collected from the pumps and sent to an approved incinerator. b. Amount used #1016 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 (6 months) 900 lbs. 540 lbs. c. Source Same as 2.c. i V NPC00026493 T*Wft30 <, ior eacn run ui uu^^uic . ^^u^...u- ~p t ... -- ., . .* for each company 'neility, during each year of 197T, 1972, 1973, 1974, and the fi.-C two quarters of 1975: a. The total amount of each PCB compound or mixture reclaimed. b. The name ami address of each .source from which your company obtained PCI! compounds or mixtures, and the amount of each PCB compound or mixture obtained from each source. NPC00026494 753831 3 5. For each PCB compound or mixture disposed of by your company (with or without the Involvement of other parties), for each company facility* during each year of 1971* 1972* 1973, 1974, and the first two quarters of 1975: a. A description of each method of disposal. b. For each method of disposal the total amount of each 7CB . compound or mixture. c. For each method of disposal* the location of every disposal site* the name and address of each party involved in the disposal of each PCB compound or mixture, and the amount of each PCB compound or mixture disposed of by each party. % NPC00026495 753832 5. Definitions: Solid waste - soaked material containing PCB Liquid waste - contaminated liquid PC8 collected in drums a. Method of disposal: From 1971 through 6 months. 1975. all liquid waste has been shipped to Monsanto or Chemtrol for incineration in approved incinerators. From 1971 through July. 1972 solid waste was shipped to approved county landfills. From August, 1972, through 6 months. 1975, solid waste was disposed of according to the following method: Method of disposal Drummed or bulk liquid shall be disposed of through chemical treatment using thermal oxidation, scrubbing and neutralization in accordance with hew York State and Federal Pollution Control Codes. Drunmed solids and capacitors shall be disposed of In an approved scientific landfill in accordance with hew York State and Federal Pollution Control Codes. All leachate shall be trapped, tested and treated as necessary prior to release. Ho other method of disposal shall be used. There shall be no re-sale of any waste or the product of any waste received by CHEM-TROL under the terms of this contract. vr N PC 00026496 753833 I 5. b. & c. Liquid Waste Y e a r ___________ . Approximate Weight Including Containers (1) 1971 M ) 1972 (2) 1973 . (2) 1974 (3) 1975 (6 months} 202,965 lbs. 76,621 lbs. 233,150 lbs. 206.900 lbs. 109.900 lbs. (1) Shipped To: Monsanto (W. 6. Kumnrlch Plant) Sauget, IL 62201 Carrier: A&H Truck Line, Inc. 1711 East Louisiana Street Evansville, IN 47717 (2} Shipped To: Monsanto Carrier: Westinghouse Corporate Trucking Leger Road RD#5 Irwin, PA 15642 (3) Shipped To: Chemtrol Pollution Services 1550 Balmer Road Model City, NY 14107 Carrier: Westinghouse Corporate Trucking NPC00026497 753834 S. b. & c. Solid Waste Period Weight Of Solids Containing PCB (1) 1971-6/2/72 (2) 6/2/72-7/26/72 (3) 7/26/72-12/31/72 (3) 1973 3) 1974 (4) 1975 (6 months) (5) 485,000 (5) 52,000 1 ; ( * 223,754 lbs. 528,892 lbs. 891,600 lbs. 319,500 lbs. (1) Shipped To: Real's Landfill Off Road #603 Owen County, Indiana Carrier: R. Neal Trucking Monroe County, IN 47401 (2) Shipped To: Special Designated Section Of Monroe County Landfill Monroe County, IN 47401 Carrier: Disposal Service Inc. 101 South Roosevelt Bloomington, IN 47401 (3) Shipped To: Chemtrol Pollution Services 1550 Balmer Road Model City, NY 14107 Carrier: Chemtrol Pollution Services (4) Shipped To: Chemtrol Pollution Services Carrier: Westinghouse Corporate Trucking (5) We are unable to locate any records that would tell the weight of solids containing PCB that were disposed during the period 1971 through June 2, 1972. However, we did calculate an estimated weight by comparing the production rate, reject rate, and solid weights for 1973 and 1974 with the production rate and reject rate for 1971 and 1972. We assumed the 1973, 1974 ratios would reasonably represent the 1971, 1972 situation on solid waste disposal. NPC00026498 753835 i 6. .The composition of ich PCB compound or mixture prr red, imported, sold, reclaimed, u^ed, and/or disposed of by your company since January X, 1971. I 1/71-- 7/71 8/71-6/75 1/71-6/75 Monsanto #1242 Monsanto #1016 + 1 Monsanto #1232 551 c `t>' . fit -V NPC00026499 753836 7., The results of any vtd all sampling and analysis performed by your company, its ,,erits or contractors since Janu. , 1, 1971, concerning the following: i/ & Concentrations of FCB compounds or mixtures in ihc effluent of any discharges by the company (into waters of the United States or Publicly Owned Treatment Works) or in the emissions of the company into the air. b. The flow and/or composition of any discharges or emissions by the company (into waters of the United States or Publicly Owned Treatment Works, or into the air) which contain FCB compounds or mixtures. c. Concentrations of FCB compounds or mixtures in receiving waters (both upstream and downstream) of any discharges T>y"he company which contain FCB compounds or mixtures and concentrations of PCB compounds or mixtures in the air in the area of the. company. \ i i ii ii i r -X ; -v *v NPC00026500 753837 7. a., b., & c. Results of samplings and analysis of discharges and/or water. Exhibits: 1. Sewer samples taken from U.A.D. 9 2. Monsanto samples taken 1/8/75 and 1/9/75 3. (W) Aquatechnics sampling program February 1971 NPC00026501 753838 WORK SHEET C l TINSKOUSf M m * J M E EXHIBIT #1 - SEWER DISCHARGES TO SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT, BLOOMINGTON, FROM D.A.D. DATE 2/26/74 2/27/74 3/01/74 3/06/74 6/05/74 8/12/74 10/08/74 11/10/74 12/ 774 1/09/75 1/09/75 2/ /75 3/ /75 4/ /75 0/ /75 6 100% WATER I <?89% WATER WATER METER INTO 5EWER INTO SEWER 106 GA ,/HQNJH GAL fDAY GAL/DAY* SEWER SAMPLE PPn CONCENTM T I O N 7.1 253 500 225 615 22.2 (Sewer dogged -- sewagi backed up) 7.1 253 500 225 615 1.7 8.1 261 .200 8.1 261 200 6.0 200 ,000 8.8 ___ 283 .800 232 468 232 468 178 000 252 582 -0.903 3.2 1.8. __2.3_ - -- -- .. 6.5 209 ,600 6.2 206 ,600 186 544 183 874 .. u* .. frrTOe flu. ---- 5.6 180 600 160 734 0.430 6.6 212 ,900 189 ,481 . 4.600 6.6 212 ,900 5.1 182 ,100 189 481 ... .... 3.17 162 069 0.526 ..... ..... - .. -- 4.7 151 ,600 4.0 .133 ,300 3.7 119 ,300 134 924. . 11> 637 106 177 - 0.964 0.268 1.930 --- -- -- - -- * Recer tly 1ns Ailed sewer fl<>w meter Indlcai ;es appr 3x1mato y 89% of Incom ng uate r flows Into th e sewer To esta >11sh d tily dls charge n pounc s of PCI ; Into sswer: ' Mu ltlply sewage Flow ra e [at f9% Of Wi ter rat il) x (!ewer .sTipie.J*P ) x (8. \ x 10-() '. . .. -- Exam ile: 5/ 75 (106,17 7) * O 930) x (8.4 x 0-6) - 1.72 lb! /day _ .... - -- ---- -- - - -- --- -- ---- ---- - -- -- Lt ' A / r / //0 r P C B 1a I. Composite sample taken 1/8.& 1/9/75 4*600 ppb (Sampled main plant affluent In sampling well outside plant building. Sampled from 2:50 PM till 11:30 AM.) IX. Plant water taken 1/9/75 (Grab sample taken from fountain.) CO.25 ppb III. Clear Creek sample taken 1/9/75 < 0 . 2 5 ppb (Grab sample taken upstream of Sewage Treatment plant at tflnslov Road extended.) IT. Clear Creek sample taken 1/9/75 (Grab sample taken downstream of Sewage Treatment Plant at Rhorar Road extended.) 5 ppb V NPC00026503 753840 EXHIBIT #3 (W) AQUATECHMICS SAMPLING PROGRAM, FEBRUARY, 1971: PCB, Micrograms/Liter - 3- 40 Flow Rate, Gallons/Uinute - 240-280 NPC00026504 753841 i 4 8. The methods by which PCB compounds or mixtures are transported to, by, and/or from your company, including: a. A description of each method of transportation, and the form in which TCB compounds or mixtures are trans ported by each method. Where different methods of trans-. portatiorf are used at different facilities specify which transportation method is used at each facility. b. The names and addresses of all known transporters of FCB compounds or mixtures. 8* Transportation Method: a. To Distribution Apparatus Division, Bloomington Indiana (1) #1016 and II242 Railroad Tank Car LSH Railroad 908 Broadway Louisville, Kentucky (2) 11232 55 gallon drums mixed with TCB ASH Truck Line Incorporated 1111 East Louisiana Evansville, IH* 47717 0. from Distribution Apparatus Division, Bloomington, Indiana (1) Products - Common Carriers (2} Haste - Refer to question 15 \ la>C00026S05 753842 I All occasions (including spills) of which you are aware on which PCB compounds or mixtures have or may have been introduced into the environment. In particular, describe such occasions insofar as they involved PCB compounds or mixtures in their liquid state, / . as incorporated into closed systems, or as incorporated into open systems. For each occasion, indicate name and address of party involved; dates, time, and location of the discharge or spill; and the amounts involved. *. 9. Spills or losses a. In March, 1972, rail tank car IACFX4016 was dripping PCB upon receipt. Amount of leakage is unknown; b. "Carrier Claim" reports indicating leaking capacitors during transportation-- 11st attached-- exhibit #1 . 9 e. Customer capacitor failure reports indicating potential loss of PCB-- list attached-- exhibit #2. > ... \ C;^^SS00026506 753843 EXHIBIT 11 "Carrier Cl 1" reports indicating potential king Capacitors during transportation Original Date of 6/11/71 8/23/71 2/15/72 3/8/72 8/18/72 9/21/72 10/16/72 5/29/73 8/20/73 9/19/73 12/12/73 12/29/73 3/26/74 4/1/74 4/4/74 8/7/74 Item 792C114A13 Cap. 4A3399G02 Caps/ 174C652A18 Capsft; 315D347A35 Cap. 175C303A64 Cap. 173C802A18 Cap. 175C303A44 Cape 175C102A56 Cap. 175C303A43 Cap. 4A3399G03 Cap. 4A3399G03 Caps s'?) C0323091AA f7t) 237C303A16 Cape 175C002A55 Cap. 237C303A16 Caps? 174C985A11 Cap. Trucker Old Colony Trans. REA A&H Truck Line n a Griffith . A&H Truck Line W CT flcLean Trucking Griffith Transport Motor Exp. A&H Truck Line A&H & Time O.C. Griffith A W & Time D.C. Griffith Max. Estimate ! 12 lbs [ 24 lbs 104 lbs 12 lbs 26 lbs lbs ? lbs /y V lbs lbs /?& lbs 6 lbs /jy 6 lbs 52 lbs _12 lbs lbs M H lbs * On 5/20/74 at 2:00 A.M., an A&H Truck Lines Trailer truck loaded with 4 capacitor racks and other equipment overturned on U.S. Route 50 about 17 miles southwest of Bedford Indiana. In this accident capacitors broke resulting in some loss of PCB. Leaking units were placed in sealed drums and sent to Chemtrol. Soaked dirt was shoveled up and put in sealed drums and sent to Chemtrol. i^ f 1^=^^000026507 753844 EXHIBIT #2 hij 1974-75 Customer Capacitor Failure Reports Indicating Potential Loss of PCB Location ***/-* Weseo-Sacramento Wesco-Sacramento Central Hudson-N.Y. Mesco Wilmington , Mesco Evansville ' So. California Bovalrd Milco Chem. Ashland Oil Mesco Pittsburgh Oklahoma Electric Coop Elec. Supply Ohio Edison Co. Ohio Edison Co. Ohio Edison Co. Ohio Edison Co. Ohio Edison Co. Appalachian Power Crouder Jr. Potomlc Edison Potomlc Edison Potomlc Edison Ohio Edison PG&E San Diego Gas & Elec. Conn. Light & Power Blackstone Valley Electric Blackstone Valley Electric Blackstone Valley Electric Blackstone Valley Electric Blackstone Valley Electric Blackstone Valley Electric Blackstone Valley Electric San Diego Gas & Electric Mass. Electric Co. Alabama Power Alabama Power PG&E PG&E AMFAC DasMeli Southern California Ed. Turlock Irr. Bist. Southern California Iowa 111. Gas & Elec. Hercules App. Pwr. Co. Southern California Southern California Southern California Southern California Style 237C100A10 237C10A10 237C100A10 237C100A10 237C100A10 237C100A18 175C002A02 237C100A02 237C100A02 237C15QA09 237C150A02 237C150A10 237C150A10 237C150A10 237C150A10 237C150A10 237C150A10 237C150A06 237C150A10 237C150A10 237C150A10 237C150A10 237C200A10 237C200A10 237C200A27 175C102A26 175C102A26 175C102A26 7SC02A26 175C102A26 175C102A26 175C102A26 17SC12A18 237C200A14 175C102A46 175C102A46 237C200A10 237C200A10 237C403A08 175C403A43 237C403A07 237C493A08 237C403A08 237C300A12 237C30QA12 237C300A07 237C303A08 . 237C303A08 175C303A44 237C303A08 \ Max, Estimated Liquid Released 12 lbs 12 lbs 12 lbs 12 lbs 12 lbs 12 lbs 12 lbs 12 lbs 12 lbs 13 lbs 13 lbs 13 lbs 13 lbs 13 lbs 13 lbs 13 lbs 13 lbs 13 lbs 13 lbs 13 lbs 13 lbs 13 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 34 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 14 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs y NPC0002650 753845 I Location Public Service Elec. & Gas Vfesco Anaheim PG&E ... -*pG&E Hercules "f73 ^ Iowa-Ill. Gas & Elec. (%JL/) Union Elec. Texas Power & Light * A* C G* 4* U 237C303A08 175C303A43 175C303A08 237C303A08 237C303A12 174C652A26 175C102A39 175C303A25 /*?fC op. /7/C /aA A ? 6 ii -2- Max. Estimated i4guld Released 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 26 lbs 13 lbs 14 lbs 26 lbs /y /C&. u 1I "If ^ ~ ^ cNPC00026509 \ 753846 10. A description of y, adverse health or cnvlronmen* * effects which you know or believe- to nave resulted from introduccin of PCB compounds or mixeurcs into the environment. Indicate any specific occasions including dates, times, locations, amounts, and parties involved for which such effects are known. We at D.A.D. have no first hand knowledge of adverse health or environmental effects. ^^3W:b0026510 \ 753847 11. Any and all other information which you poetess concerning; W * a. The production, importation, reclamation,/use distribution, and disposal of PCB compounds or mixtures r-- b. The discharge of PCB compounds or mixtures into the ^ environment. In addition to the above, EPA would appreciate receiving any other information which you possess concerning the distribution and discharge of PCB compounds or mixtures by sources other than your company, including your company's customers and sources. T NPC00026511 753848 I it ?i tc<U 2bX 4 2e l oti^ U l t i f n 4 i* fi.' trt 2: Tq W h U n l r w i , ! | . . . i . 4 #: & P * rroLr J k i .(.cuoi ; I : . \ . . ] . ii oxiiiiiw . p > . .J : . : . 1 ***: M| . ; * Storca Sewer Elurjr i rio*. i