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2000 West Loop South, Suite 1800 Houston, Texas 77027 (713) 623-0000 Telex: 775149 April 9, 1980 KfCf/VfO Mh v I enjoyed the opportunity to attend the recent CMA Hazardous Waste Seminar in Houston on March 6-7, 1980. As was pointed out, we in industry are facing a whole new maze of complex and sometimes over lapping environmental laws. Moreover, to meet these regulations will require a greater conmitment on our parts, to insure proper handling and final disposal of our various waste streams. This is where EMPAK, Inc. may be of vital service to your company. As I did not have a chance to meet everyone personally, I am enclo sing some information on my company's affiliations and respective operations. As you will note from this information, we are closely involved with handling a wide range of hazardous products for various customers as well as taking care of the disposal problems that result from our own activities. With this experience, we can now offer commercial waste disposal to meet your potential needs. Effective April, 1980 we will be soliciting hazardous liquid waste streams for deep well disposal in the Houston area. We are equipped to handle this waste by tank truck, rail car, barge and/or ship. Given our corporate and operating relationship we can offer vastly reduced disposal prices because of intra-company needs for these same services and thus cost sharing which reduces commercial end costs. Preliminary comparison with existing market prices show our services can be 20%-40% below these rates. Contractural commitments for large and continuous waste streams may further reduce treatment costs. If in reviewing the enclosed information you have further questions, or would like to discuss the possibility of liquid waste disposal through EMPAK, please do not hesitate to contact me at your earliest convenience. In closing, I look forward to hearing from you in the near future and trust the recent conference left you with the same understanding of preserving our environment while serving our respec tive companies needs. Very truly yours, Eric Warner Sales Manager EW/cb i f ) EMPAK, inc. the environmental services division of Pakhoed USA Inc., will place into service at Houston, Texas, a commercial liquid hazardous waste injection well during the summer of 1980 to provide the to! I owing: RELIABLE WASTE HANDLING A major worldwide corporation that can trace its origins back to 1616 and appreciates the caretaker role that must accompany waste handling and disposal, today and in the future Over 100 years of commercial bulk liquid product storage and handling experi ence including 10 years in bulk chemicals in Houston ENVIRONMENTAL Permitted by State of Texas Waste storage, transfer, and injection facilities designed according to Texas and proposed federal RCRA and UIC regulations Fully concrete lined unloading area for vessels, trucks and rail cars Above ground steel storage tanks within concrete containment dikes TRANSPORT FACILITY Facility can accept waste by tank truck, rail car, barge, and ship COMPETITIVE PRICING Cost savings with barge transport lowers total disposal cost Location on Houston Ship Channel and usage of existing terminalling and environmental facilities reduces overall cost MULTIPLE SERVICES Commercial liquid hazardous waste injection well Existing permitted commercial wastewater treatment system (since 1973) Onsite analytical laboratory Existing rail car and tank truck cleaning facilities 3.5 + million barrels of existing storage facilities For further information contact: EMPAK, Inc. 2000 West Loop South, Suite 1800* Houston, Texas 77027 (713) 623-0000 1 SAL 000019811 -pddfsj jesodsiQ 3}sp^\ |e;j}snpu| Sujmojq c oj ipBOiddy 9Aj)3d^ uy |||' ?0-5; ` '::r^ ;>:*, ^ lv^ $$ &; .<M SSatf *f2 ^t3s iy H& w&M du| vsn P3H?led J uojsiaiq sa.^iAjag jeiuauiuojiAug VdlN3 S.SL EMPAK, INC. LIQUID WASTE INJECTION WELL HOUSTON, TEXAS For further information contact: EMPAK, INC. Environmental Services Division of Pakhoed U.S.A., Inc. 2000 West Loop South Suite 1800 Houston. Texas 77027 (713) 623-0000 EMPAK INC. A Pakhoed 'USA Subsidiary J. Eric Warner Environmental Services Sales Manager 2000 wesi Loop Soutf). Suite 1000 Houston. Texas 77027 ! 713) 623-0000 Tele* 775149 SAL CCCC19317 EMPAK INC. Environmental Services Subsidiary of Pakhoed USA Waste Injection Deepwell Facility Houston, Texas Permits: Texas Department of Water Resources WDW-157 (Deepwell) Solid Waste #30567 U S Environmental Protection Agency: TXD097673149 (RCRA) Reception: 2 ship docks. 3 barge docks. 4 spot tank truck pad. 6 spot rail car pad. All unloading areas are fully concreted for spill control Storage: (2) 30.000 E3BL steel tanks (2.52 mm gals.) (16)carbon steel, stainless steel, fiberglass cr tanks from 6.000 gal. to 50.000. gal. capacity. jEr* All storage areas are fully concreted with con crete retainer walls for spill control Processing: pH adjustment, CPI separator, gas flotation, DE filter, tube filter, cartridge filter, plus chem ical treatment of cyanide, sulfide, odorous. unstable, and emulsified waste Sludges are processed via filler press Toxic gases to ac tivated carbon units or scrubber uni!. Advanced Wastewater Treatment System Houston, Texas Permits: Texas Department of Water Resources. WQ0001731 (Treatment System) Solid Waste #30567 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: TX0030937 (NPDES) TXD097673149 (RCRA) Reception: 2 ship docks, 3 barge docks. 4 spot tank truck pad. 6 spot rail car pad All unloading areas are fully concreted for spilt control. Storage: (2) 50.000 BBL steel tanks (4.0 mm. gals.) (1) 5,000 BBL steel tank (0.2 mm gals.) (6) carbon steel, stainless, and fiberglass tanks from 3,000 gals, to 20.000 gals, capacity. Hazardous waste storage is fully concreted with concrete retainer walls for spill control. Processing: pH ad|ustment. API separator, primary chem ical treatment, air flotation, biological treat ment, clarification, secondary chemical treat ment, air flotation. Sludges are processed via aerobic digestion and filter press. Miscellaneous: Lab--Large, modern 1800 sq ft., 2 story facility for candidate stream screening, compatability tests, toxicity analysis, bench scale treatability, stability determination, waste reception character verification, and process unit efficiency testing. Traffic -- Multi-person, computer assisted department for arranging transportation (tank trucks, vacuum trucks, rail tank cars, and barges), scheduling loads, paperwork. Cleaning -- Facilities onsite for cleaning lank trucks, rail cars, and barges. Storage--Additional storage available through Paktank Corp., sister company onsite with more than 4.0 mm barrels of tankage. Operations - 24 hours, 7 days a week Insurance-- EMPAK backed by parent that was established in 1616 and has $500 mm in assets, plus insurance coverage as required by RCRA regulations and other applicable State and Federal laws and requirements. SAL 0 0 Q 0 1 9 d l9 FOR FURTHER ^""ORMATION CONTACT: Corporate Office (713) 623 b() or Plant Office (713) 479-6051 trrrm SAL C000193PC EMPAK INC. Environmental Services Subsidiary of Pakhoed USA Waste Injection Deepwell Facility Houston, Texas Permits: Texas Department of Water Resources: WDW-157 (Deepwell) Solid Waste #30567 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency TXD097673149 (RCRA) Reception: 2 ship docks, 3 barge docks, 4 spot tank truck pad. 6 spot rail car pad. All unloading areas are fully concreted for spill control. Storage: (2) 30,000 BBL steel tanks (2.52 mm. gals ) (16)carbon steel, stainless steel, fiberglass tanks from 6,000 gal. to 50,000. gal. capacity. All storage areas are fully concreted with con crete retainer walls for spill control. Processing: pH adjustment, CPI separator, gas flotation. I DE filter, tube filter, cartridge filter, plus chem ical treatment of cyanide, sulfide, odorous, unstable, and emulsified waste. Sludges are .processed via filter press. Toxic gases to ac tivated carbon units or scrubber unit. Advanced Wastewater Treatment System Houston, Texas Permits: Texas Department of Water Resources: WQ0001731 (Treatment System) Solid Waste #30567 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency TX0030937 (NPDES) TXD097673149 (RCRA) Reception: 2 ship docks. 3 barge docks. 4 spot tank truck pad, 6 spot rail car pad. All unloading areas are fully concreted for spill control. Storage: (2) 50,000 BBL steel tanks (4.0 mm. gals.) (1) 5.000 BBL steel tank (0.2 mm. gals.) (6) carbon steel, stainless, and fiberglass tanks from 3.000 gals, to 20.000 gals, capacity. Hazardous waste storage is fully concreted with concrete retainer walls for spill control. Processing: pH adjustment. API separator, primary chem ical treatment, air flotation, biological treat ment, clarification, secondary chemical treat ment, air flotation Sludges are processed via aerobic digestion and filter press. Miscellaneous: Lab--Large, modern 1800 sq. ft., 2 story facility for candidate stream screening, compatability tests, toxicity analysis, bench scale treatability, stability determination, waste reception character verification, and process unit efficiency testing. Traffic--Multi-person, computer assisted department for arranging transportation (tank trucks, vacuum trucks, rail tank cars, and barges), scheduling loads, paperwork. Cleaning -- Facilities onsite for cleaning tank trucks, rail cars, and barges. Storage--Additional storage available through Paktank Corp., sister company onsite with more than 4.0 mm barrels of tankage. Operations-- 24 hours, 7 days a week Insurance-- EMPAK backed by parent that was established in 1616 and has $500 mm in assets, plus insurance coverage as required by RCRA regulations and other applicable State and Federal laws and requirements. SAL 0CCC1<5321 FOR FURTHER INFORMA"r,ON CONTACT: Corporate Office (713) 623-0000 or ht Office (713) 479-6051