Environmentally / Washington / D.C. / Springfield / /
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United States / /
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cent / USD / /
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Environmental Issue / /
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Waterside Mall / Cooling towers / EPA Information Center / West Tower / /
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oil consumption / evaporative recirculating cooling systems / wet-scrubber air pollution control systems / cases chemicals / average level bisulfide chemicals / air pollution control systems / external cooling systems / incremental energy / chemical addition / energy conversion efficiency / open cooling systems / wetscrubber air p~llution control systems / technology corresponding / permit applications / reduced energy conversion efficiency / state-ofthe-art technology / residual ing water systems / closed-cycle evaporative cooling systems / ticable control technologies / oil condenser cooling water systems / evaporative systems / natural gas / chemical precipitation treatment / demonstrated control technology / suitable technology / electric energy generation / external evaporative systems / closedcycle cooling systems / plant site / air pollution controZ systems / distillation technology / ash sluicing systems / mechanical systems / oil / supply electricity / proposed best practicable control technology / natural gas consumption / water treatment equipment / water systems / added chemicals / electrical energy production / energy / wet systems / energy consumption costs / candidate systems / energy costs / intermittent discharge merous chemicals / feedback control systems / chemical addiChlorination / spray systems / energy consumption implications / practicable control technology / electricity / chemical oxygen demand / stainless steel / energy consumption / opencycle systems / low-volume waste lating condenser cooling water systems / external devices / treatment technologies / treatment technology / gas-fired plants / energy requirements / external thermal control technology / evaporative recirculating cooling water systems / electrical energy / design technology / chemical treatment / energy losses / evaporative cooling systems / closed-cycle cooling systems / chemical precipitation / waste water cause technology / chemical / solids chemical treatment / control technology / less harmful chemicals / factors incliding energy / dry ash handling systems / chemical cleaning volumes / practicable technology / process energy conversion inefficiency / chemicals / /
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Oily streams / /
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EPA Information Center / Government Printing Office / Federal Power Commission / US Federal Reserve / National Technical Information Service / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Steam Electric Power Generating Effluent Guidelines - Proposed Rule - March 4, 1974