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Miller Creek WTP Class II Inspection April 1991

 
Publication number Date Published
92-e19April 1992
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Author(s) Das, T.
Description A Class II Inspection was conducted at the Miller Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Seattle, Washington, on April 22-24, 1991. The effluent met NPDES permit requirements. Copper, silver, and mercury were found in 100 percent effluent at concentrations above the acute and chronic marine water quality criteria. No whole effluent toxicity was indicated by rainbow trout or fathead minnow bioassays. Seven volatile organic compounds and 12 priority pollutant metals were detected in plant sludge.
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Keywords silver, priority pollutant, wastewater treatment plant, bioassay, creek, toxicity, metals, water, water quality, mercury, NPDES, marine, effluent, copper
WATERSHED Water Resource Inventory Area PS Puget Sound