Any Voluntary Cleanup Efforts Undertaken by ConocoPhillips Sample Clauses

Any Voluntary Cleanup Efforts Undertaken by ConocoPhillips. The Discharger was not able to recover treated wastewater that violated effluent limitations. However, corrective actions were taken to minimize or xxxxx the effects of the discharge. In October 2009, the Discharger increased carbon levels and increased the residence time of the Bio Plant by reducing flows to San Francisco Bay. In November 2009, the Discharger increased carbon levels, optimized oil removal at the DAF Unit with the addition of coagulants and polymers, increased residence time of the Bio Plant by reducing flows to San Francisco Bay, and increased ammonia addition from 4 to 8 percent of influent COD to maximize treatment. Finally, in December 2009, the Discharger increased residence time of the Bio Plant by reducing flows to San Francisco Bay, increased carbon levels, and accelerated the time for recovery at the Bio Plant by removing and dewatering 143 tons of biosolids and carbon from the Bio Plant between December 17, 2009, and January 11, 2010.
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