Protecting Fish at Cooling Water Intakes: Advancing Science to Support Clean Water Act §316(b) Compliance, Part 3

Wednesday, August 20, 2014: 8:20 AM-3:10 PM
203 (Centre des congrès de Québec // Québec City Convention Centre)
 
W-203-1
Effects of a De Facto Marine Protected Area on Decadal Trends in Nearshore Fish Abundance (Withdrawn)
8:40 AM
W-203-2
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Findings over 15 Years of Characterizing Effects on Fish Near Cooling Water Intakes
Harriet Nash, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

9:00 AM
W-203-3
Changes in Impingement and Entrainment Characteristics As a Function of Changes in the Fish Aggregation of Black Rock Pool of the Schuylkill River from 1970 to 2007
Gerald Waterfield, Normandeau Associates, Inc

9:20 AM
W-203-4
Impingement Rates at Four Intakes at Two Paper Mills Located on the Wisconsin River
Greg Gaulke, Environmental Consulting & Technology, Inc.; Erik Heinen, Environmental Consulting & Technology, Inc.; Steve Lewens, NewPage Wisconsin System Inc.; Craig Mackey, NewPage Wisconsin System Inc.

9:40 AM
W-203-5
Getting Fish out of the Forebay Alive: A Lesson from a Southern California Power Plant
Eric Miller, MBC Applied Environmental Sciences

10:00 AM
W-203-6
Wednesday Morning Break


10:30 AM
W-203-6
Ecohydraulics of Fish Protection at Industrial Water Intakes
Christos Katopodis, Katopodis Ecohydraulics Ltd.

10:50 AM
W-203-7
Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station Fish Diversion System Barrier Net
Paul Patrick, ARCADIS SENES Canada Inc. (SENES Consultants); Elaine Mason, ARCADIS SENES Canada Inc. (SENES Consultants); Jennifer Powell, ARCADIS SENES Canada Inc. (SENES Consultants); Scott Milne, Milne Technologies; J.S. Poulton, Ontario Power Generation

11:10 AM
W-203-8
Barrier Nets for Fish Guidance and Reduction of Entrainment at Water Intakes
Shane Scott, S. Scott and Associates LLC

11:30 AM
W-203-9
Design of Large Cylindrical Fish Screens for the USBR Lower Yellowstone Project
Darryl Hayes, Intake Screens, Inc.; Brent Mefford, Wildfish Engineering

11:50 AM
W-203-10
Evaluation of Fish Survival from a Hydrolox Traveling Water Screen and Fish Return System at Alabama Power's Barry Generating Station
Justin B. Mitchell, Alabama Power Company; Jonathan Ponstein, Alabama Power Company; Ray Tuttle, Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.; Douglas A. Dixon, Electric Power Research Institute

12:10 PM
W-203-12
Wednesday Lunch


1:30 PM
W-203-11
Con Edison's East River Station Fish Protection Project
Gary Thorn, Consolidated Edison; Brian Brush, Consolidated Edison; Richard Ferris, Consolidated Edison

1:50 PM
W-203-12
Optimization of Traveling Water Screens for Fish Protection
Timothy Hogan, Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.; Nathaniel Olken, Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.; Ray Tuttle, Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.; Jonathan Black, Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.; Douglas A. Dixon, Electric Power Research Institute

2:10 PM
W-203-13
Study of a Fish-Friendly Pump System As a Mean to Improve Fish Survival: A Case Study at Cordemais' Power Plant (Loire River, France)
Anne Goarant, EDF R&D; Nicolas Peru, EDF; Norman Perkins, Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.; Douglas A. Dixon, Electric Power Research Institute

2:30 PM
W-203-14
Fish Return Survival Studies Conducted at the Brunswick Nuclear Station, Southport, NC
Thomas Thompson, Duke Energy Progress

2:50 PM
W-203-15
Fish Return Design Guidelines
Daniel Giza, Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.; Nathaniel Olken, Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.; Ray Tuttle, Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.; Douglas A. Dixon, Electric Power Research Institute

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