Abstract

The storm water pollution prevention program at the Y-12 National Security Complex consists of two primary elements: sampling and analysis of storm water run-off and routine inspections. When prescribed, the analytical data is compared to a set of cut-off concentration values to determine how the Y-12 Complex relates to other metal fabrication industries in the State of Tennessee. The latest set of inspection results revealed the Y-12 Complex has decreased the potential for storm water pollution by reducing the amount of raw materials, scrap metal and miscellaneous debris exposed to storm water. Future sampling/analysis and inspections are expected to have a continuing positive impact on storm water at the Y-12 Complex.

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