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BORDEN INC
165 N. WASHINGTON AVENUC COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215 TELEPHONE: (614) 23t4M
EXPRESS .HAIL
June 19/ 1985
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W. BAILEY BARTON DIRECTOR
environmental affairs
Mr. William P. Gulledge Chemical Manufacturers Association 2501 M Street NW Washington, DC 20037
Dear Bill:
Enclosed is the "Dingell" questionnaire response for Borden's Geismar, LA plant. We determined that your May 15, 1985 letter indicated the Geismar plant as the one in the New Orleans area and that there was only one, not two, in the Philadelphia area - Bridgeport, NJ. I learned that Bridgeport has only eight employees, which is less than the nine you used for a cut-off...so no questionnaire is submitted on that plant.
We have tried to be as responsive as possible considering your time frame, but there is some information missing. For example, no one ever asked us how many instruments exsist in our process units, so we cannot provide you a reliable number without a time-consuming drawing or field count.
Please call me or Michael Dietzel at Geismar with any questions.
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cc: J. S. Bellecci (w/o att)
A. S. Cummin
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CMA QUESTIONNAIRE ON MONITORING AND DETECTION SYSTEMS AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
(This page will be removed prior to submission to Congressman Dingell. The information given below will be used by CMA and/or its contractor, TRC Environmental Consultants, to contact individuals preparing a given response. Contact will be made as needed to clarify answers. A separate cover letter to be included in your response to Congress man Dingell may also be submitted, if desired.) Name, Title and Phone Number of Key Individual Responding to This Questionnaire
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Company/Plant Name and Address
P.0, 6**427
70734
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CMA QUESTIONNAIRE ON MONITORING AND DETECTION SYSTEMS AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEMS
1. Company Name
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2. Location (City, State, County)
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PLEASE ANSWER ALL OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS WITH REGARD TO SIC 2800 ONLY.
GENERAL FACILITIES INFORMATION
3. What are the major product lines of this facility according to the 2800 Series SIC codes listed below? (please check all that apply)
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Alkalies and Chlorine Industrial Gases Inorganic Pigments Industrial Inorganic Chemicals Plastics Materials, Synthetic Resins and Nonvulcanizable Elastomers Synthetic Rubber Cellulosic Manmade Fibers Synthetic Organic Fibers Botanical Products Medicinal Chemicals and Biological Products Pharmaceutical Preparations Soap and Other Detergents Specialty Cleaning, Polishing, and Sanitation Preparations Surface Active Agents, Finishing Agents Perfumes, Cosmetics and Other Toilet Preparations Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Enamels and Allied Products Gum and Wood Chemicals Cyclic Crudes, Cyclic Intermediates, Dyes and Organic Pigments Industrial Organic Chemicals, Not Elsewhere Classified Nitrogenous Fertilizers Phosphatic Fertilizers Fertilizers, Mixing Only Pesticides and Agricultural Chemicals, Not Elsewhere Classified
Adhesives and Sealants Explosives Printing Ink Carbon Black Chemicals and Chemical Preparations, Not Elsewhere Classified
4. Approximately how many products are produced at this facility?
Number of Products II
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5. How many process units arc present in your facility? (A "process unit" ia 4afined as components assembled to produce, as intermediate or final products one or more chemicals. A process unit should be able to operate Independently if it is provided with sufficient feed or raw materials and storage facilities for the product.)
Number of Process Units ^ ^
6. Please list all materials that are used at this facility in the manufacture of chemicals for commercial distribution. This would include raw materials. Isolated Intermediates and products. (Do not Include un-isolated intermediates or research quantity materials not intended for commercial distribution.)
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7. What Is th* appr ximate population within:
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101-10000
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8. How many company employees work, at this facility?
Plus
OPERATIONAL CONTROLS
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9. In this facility, approximately how many of the following devices are used for
operational control of process units, and material handling and storage? AUmW /v/
Quantity
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Vibration Monitoring Corrosion Monitoring Stress Monitoring Temperature Sensors Pressure Sensors Flow Sensors Level Indicators pH Meters Specific Gravity
Indicators Oxygen Detectors Specific Gas Analyzers
(e.g., chlorine, H^S) Gas Chromatographs Oxidation-Reduction
Potential Indicators Moisture Detectors
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Explosive Vapor Monitors
.10 Which of the above devices would be used for prevention, early warning, or detection
of potential or impending releases? Explain.
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.11 Are there ether procedures/systems in use which would hlp prevent upeet releeees to the atmosphere? Pleese explain.
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12. Please indicate how the outputs of the devices listed below are generally monitored.
Indicate the approximate number of devices monitored by each method.
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to Process
Indicator Indicators
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Indicators Oxygen Detectors Specific Gas Analyzers
(e.g., chlorine, H^S) Gas Chromatographs Oxidation-Reduction
Potential Indicators Moisture Detectors
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Explosive Vapor Monitors
Other (explain):
13. Which of the following guidelines determine frequency of inspection and maintenance
on these control devices?
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Operating Quality Malfunction Maintenance
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Indicatora Oxygen Detectors Specific Gas Analyzers
(e.g., chlorine, H^S) Gas Chromatographs Oxidation-Reduction
Potential Detectors Moisture Indicators
Explosive Vapor Monitors
Other (explain) : ______
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Is this facility subject to routine inspections or audits? If so, please discuss types of audits (e.g. environmental, industrial hygiene or safety), frequency and scope.
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Please complete questions 15 through 23 for each process unit including related storage and handling. (Copy additional question sheets for each unit as required.)
EMISSION'S MONITORING AND DETECTION (ROUTINE AND AU.OWABLE)
15. Identification of Process Unit
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16. Identify ambient chemical monitoring systems or devices used at this process unit.
Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
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Displays Real-Time Concentration
Signals at Predetermined Concentration
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Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm) Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor Grab Samples Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel Other (describe):_____________________________________
17. For the devices/systems listed above in Question 16, where are sensor and sampling points located?
Fixed Point Continuous Monitoring
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Portable Gas Detectors
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Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm)
Industrial Sygieme Sampling Monitor
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Grab Samples
Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel
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Other (describe}
Please explain sensor location rationale._
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18. Identify any stack or vent monitor systems or devices used at this process unit.
Grab Samples Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
Displays Real Time Concentration Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Flame detectors (e.g. Flares) .
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19. What guidelines determine how often ambient and in-stack/vent monitoring devices are used?
20. What guidelines determine frequency of inspection and maintenance on--.-' ambient and in-stack devices?
AMBIENT fixed Point
Continuous Monitors Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters Industrial Hygiene
Sampling Monitors Grab Samples Ddor Monitoring Dt he r
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21. Please list the specific chemicals or classes f compounds detected by ambient and in-stack systems.
Ambient
Chemicals
- Grab Samples
Personal Dosimeters
Continuous Monitors
Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitors
Detection of Odors
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Other
In Stack/Vent
Grab Samples
Continuous Monitors
Flame Detectors
Other
/22. Hov are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for this process unit? Measured Calculated by: Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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3. How are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for storage units?
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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Please complete questions 15 through 23 for each process unit including related storage and handling. (Copy additional question sheets for each unit as required.)
EMISSIONS MONITORING AND DETECTION (ROUTINE AND ALLOWABLE)
15. Identification of Process Unit_ ViWjl Chiofijic MfrtPfrE/
16. Identify ambient chemical monitoring systems or devices used at this process unit.
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17. For the devices/systems listed above in Question 16, where are sensor and sampling points located?
Fixed Point Continuous Monitoring
Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes
Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm)
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor
Grab Samples Detection of Odors by
Operating Personnel
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Other (describe)
Please explain sensor location rationale.
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.8 Identify any stack or vent monitor systems or devices used at this process unit.
Grab Samples
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Flame detectors (e.g. Flares) Other (describe): _____________
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19. What guidelines determine how often ambient and in-stack/vent monitoring devices are used?
20. What guidelines determine frequency of inspection and maintenance on> ambient and in-stack devices?
AMBIENT
Fixed Point Continuous Monitors
Portable Gas Detectors
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Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters Industrial Hygiene
Sampling Monitors Drab Samples
Ddor Monitorlng Dt he r
IN-STACK/VENT
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Continuous Monitor riame Detector
(e,g, , flare) Dther
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21. Please list the specific chemicals or classes of compounds detected by ambient and in-stack systems.
Ambient
Chemicals
Grab Samples
Personal Dosimeters Continuous Monitors Portable Gas Detectors
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Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitors
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22. How are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for this process unit?
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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21. Please list the specific chemicals or classes of compounds detected by ambient and in-stack systems.
Ambient
Chemicals
Grab Samples
Personal Dosimeters Continuous Monitors Portable Gas Detectors
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Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitors
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22. Hov are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for this process unit?
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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3. How are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for storage units?
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Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
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Pleas* complete question* 15 through 23 for each process unit including related storage and handling. (Copy additional question sheets for each unit as required.)
EMISSIONS MONITORING AND DETECTION (ROUTINE AND ALLOWABLE)
Vmtjl 15. Identification of Process Unit_
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16. Identify ambient chemical monitoring systems or devices used at this process unit.
Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring Displays Real-Time Concentration Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm) Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor Grab Samples Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel Other (describe):_____________________________________
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17. For the devices/systems listed above in Question 16, where are sensor and sampling points located?
Fixed Point Continuous Monitoring
Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes
Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm)
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor
Grab Samples Detection of Odors by
Operating Personnel
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.18 Identify any stack or vent monitor systems or devices used at this process unit.
Crab Samples fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
Displays Real Time Concentration Signals at Predetermined Concentration Flame detectors (e.g. Flares) Other (describe): ____________
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19. What guidelines determine how often ambient and in-stack/vent monitoring devices are used?
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ambient and in-stack devices?
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21. Please list the specific chemicals or classes of compounds detected by ambient and in-stack systems.
Ambient
Chemicals
Grab Samples
Personal Dosimeters
Continuous Monitors
Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitors
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Grab Samples Continuous Monitors
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Flame Detectors
Other
22. How are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for this process unit?
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
Please comment en how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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23. Hov arc routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for storage units?
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Calculated by: Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
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Please complete questions 15 through 23 for each process unit including related storage and handling. (Copy additional question sheets for each unit as required.)
EMISSIONS MONITORING AND DETECTION (ROUTINE AND ALLOWABLE)
15. Identification of Process Unit
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16. Identify ambient chemical monitoring systems or devices used at this process unit.
Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring Displays Real-Time Concentration Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm) Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor Grab Samples Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel Other (describe) :_________________________________ ___
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17. For Che devices/systems listed above in Question 16, where are sensor and sampling points located?
Fixed Point Continuous Monitoring
Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes
Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm)
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor
Grab Samples Detection of Odors by
Operating Personnel
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Other (describe)
Please explain sensor location rationale.
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18. Identify any stack or vant monitor systems or devices used at this process unit.
Grab Samples Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
Displays Real Time Concentration Signals at Predetermined Concentration
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19. What guidelines determine how often ambient and in-stack/vent
monitoring devices are used?
20. What guidelines determine frequency of inspection and maintenance on-' ambient and in-stack devices?
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21. Please list the specific chemicals or classes of compounds datectad by ambient and in-stack systems.
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Chemicals
Grab Samples
Personal Dosimeters
Continuous Monitors Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubas
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Detection of Odors
Other
In Stack/Vent
Grab Samples
Continuous Monitors
Flame Detectors
Other
22. How are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for this process unit?
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
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23. Hov are rouCine emissions to the atmosphere determined for storage units?
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
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Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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^^lease complete queetlone 15 through 23 for each process unit Including related storage ^Hnd handling. (Copy Additional question sheets for each unit as required.)
EMISSIONS MONITORING AND DETECTION (ROUTINE AND ALLOWABLE)
L5. Identification of Process Unit
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16. Identify ambient chemical monitoring systems or devriicceess used at this process unit.
Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
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Displays Real-Time Concentration
Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm) Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor Grab Samples Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel Other (describe):_____________________________________
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17. For the devices/systems listed above in Question 16, where are sensor and sampling points located?
Fixed Point Continuous Monitoring
Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes
Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm)
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor
Grab Samples
Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel
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18. Identify any stack or vnt monitor systems or devices used at this pr cess unit.
Grab Samples .Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
Displays Real Time Concentration Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Flame detectors (e.g. Flares)
Other (describe):
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19. What guidelines determine how often ambient and in-stack/vent monitoring devices are used?
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ambient and in-stack devices?
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21. Please list Che specific chemicals or classes of compounds detected by ambient and ln-stack systems.
Ambient
Chemicals
Grab Samples
Personal Dosimeters
Continuous Monitors Portable Gas Detectors
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Detector Tubes
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitors
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Detection of Odors
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Other
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In Stack/Vent
Grab Samples
_______________________________________
Continuous Monitors _______________________________________
Flame Detectors
Other
22. How are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for this process unit?
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
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Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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23. Hov are routine emlssi ns to the atmosphere determined for storage units?
Measured
Calculated by:
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EPA Emission Factors
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Engineering Estimates
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Pitas* complete questions 15 through 23 for each process unit including related storaga and handling. (Copy additional question sheets for each unit as required.)
EMISSIONS MONITORING AND DETECTION (ROUTINE AND ALLOWABLE)
15. Identification of Process Unit_________ A
_____________________ _
16. Identify ambient chemical monitoring systems or devices used at this process unit.
Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
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Displays Real-Time Concentration
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Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm) Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor Grab Samples Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel Other (describe):__ __________________________________
17. For the devices/systems listed above in Question 16, where arc sensor and sampling points located?
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Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes
Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm)
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor
Grab Samples Detection of Odors by
Operating Personnel
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Other (describe)_______________________________
Please explain sensor location rationale.
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8. Identify any stack or vent monitor systems or devices used at this process unit.
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Grab Samples Fixed Point. Continuous Monitoring
Displays Real Time Concentration Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Flame detectors (e.g. Flares) Other (describe): ____________
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19.
What guidelines determine how often ambient and in-stack/vent monitoring devices are used?
AMBIENT
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Portable Gas Detectors
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Detector Tubes
Personal Dosimeters
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitors
Drab Samples Ddor Monitoring
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ambient and in-stack devices?
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(e.g., flare )
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21, Please list the specific chemicals or classes of compounds detected by ambient and in-stack system*.
Ambient
Chemicals
Grab Samples
Personal Dosimeters
Continuous Monitors Portable Gas Detectors
Crrr\hUiAbl aAJrti
Detector Tubes
AtnmrniA.
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitors
Detection of Odors
Other
CtminmiA.
In Stack/Vent
Grab Samples
Continuous Monitors
Flame Detectors
Other
22. Hov are routine emission* to the atmosphere determined for this process unit?
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance E7A Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
f+uJUtu. e*n/U/wU OC.CJUT,
Please comment on hov often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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23. How are routine amissions to tha atmosphere determined for storage units?
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
Ammrvwa. S'ioruL* dkit
^
A) rutU*u. bnU. Vc#h to fitre
Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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^^Please complte questions 15 through 23 for each process unit including related storage ^Phnd handling. (Copy additional question sheets for each unit as required.)
EMISSIONS MONITORING AND DETECTION (ROUTINE AND ALLOWABLE)
15. Identification of Process Unit
Urea.
16. Identify ambient chemical monitoring systems or devices used at this process unit.
Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
_____
Displays Real-Time Concentration
Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm) Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor Grab Samples Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel Other (describe):_____________________________________
Z
zT
17. For the devices/systems listed above in Question 16, where are sensor and sampling points located?
-* 51
P 2 f/e zs hi
Fixed Point Continuous Monitoring
Portable Gas Detectors
s c.
Detector Tubes
Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm)
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor
Grab Samples
Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel
1/
1** 1
Other (describe)_______________________________
Please explain sensor location rationale.
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18. Identify any stack or v*nt monitor systems or devices used at this process unit. Crab Samples
Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
Displays Real Time Concentration Signals at Predetermined Concentration Flame detectors (e.g. Flares) Other (describe): ____________
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What guidelines determine how often ambient and in-stack/vent monitoring devices are used?
What guidelines determine frequency of inspection and maintenance on-' ambient and in-stack devices?
21. Please list the specific chemicals or classes of compounds detected by ambient and ln-stack systems.
Ambient
Chemicals
- Grab Samples
Personal Dosimeters
Continuous Monitors
bust/'bl*.
Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitors
Detection of Odors
/)rnmmijL
Other
In Stack/Vent
Grab Samples
Continuous Monitors
Flame Detectors
Other
22. How are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for this process unit?
Measured
Calculated by:
rnC&SUftd
Material Balance
-- --------
EPA Emission Factors
Process Design
Engineering Estimates
Other (describe) : _________________________________
Please consent on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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23. How are routine emission* to the atmosphere determined for storage units?
______
__________ __________ __________
_____
"
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe): _____
Uret /rhtshJ ffefaul
*
3*//^ ntiUrUi . & h sfaftd ft hi M A 40Mc4#JC. /&*&**
ofiAar
Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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^^Please complete question* 15 through 23 for each process unit including related storage ^Jand handling. (Copy additional question sheets for each unit as required.)
EMISSIONS MONITORING AND DETECTION (ROUTINE ANT) ALLOWABLE)
15. Identification of Process Unit
&u> oeti
16. Identify ambient chemical monitoring systems or devices used at this process unit.
Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring Displays Real-Time Concentration Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm) Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor Grab Samples Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel Other (describe): _____________________ ________
IT
17. For the devices/systems listed above in Question 16, where are sensor and sampling points located?
Fixed Point Continuous Monitoring
Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes
Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm)
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor
Grab Samples
Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel
1/
s
Other (describe)
Please explain sensor location rationale.
y
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Identify any stack r vent monitor systems or devices used at this process unit.
Grab Samples Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
Displays Real Time Concentration Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Flame detectors (e.g. Flares) Other (describe):
wW ats An fJt uJtui-i
^
fridi.tM.ti r ripr/yur fat. U
0r
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19. What guidelines determine how often ambient and in-stack/vent monitoring devices are used?
20. What guidelines determine frequency of inspection and maintenance on ambient and in-stack devices?
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21. Please list the specific chemicals or classes of compounds detected by ambient and in-stack, systems.
Ambient
Chemicals
- Grab Samples
Personal Dosimeters
Continuous Monitors Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubes
fasti - florin mttm 'ilt. S
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitors
Detection of Odors
r/HsJ A, 'kj^1
Other
In Stack/Vent
Grab Samples
Continuous Monitors
Flame Detectors
Other
22. How are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for this process unit?
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
Sea. *
C4^us (MajJ.
ft. tore
Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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23. How are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for storage units?
Measured
Calculated by: Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
Ois is
skrtA.
Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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Pleas* complete question* 15 through 23 for each process unit including related storage and handling. (Copy additional question sheets for each unit as required.)
EMISSIONS MONITORING AND DETECTION (ROUTINE AND ALLOWABLE)
15. Identification of Process Unit 16. Identify ambient chemical monitoring systems or devices used at this process unit.
Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
______
Displays Real-Time Concentration
Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm) Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor Grab Samples Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel Other (describe):_____________________________________
z
17. For the devices/systems listed above In Question 16, where are sensor and sampling points located?
Fixed Point Continuous Monitoring
Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes
Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm)
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor
Grab Samples Detection of Odors by
Operating Personnel
L
*X iX X
Other (describe)
Please explain sensor location rationale.
<x
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18. Identify any stack or vent monitor system* or devices used *t this process unit. Grsb Samples fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring Displays Real Time Concentration
Z Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Flame detectors (e.g. Flares) Other (describe):
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19. What guidelines determine how often ambient and ln-stack/vent monitoring devices are used?
S
Hi tf/ / . U Pi
'r si St In
AMBIENT Fixed Point
Continuous Monitors Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters Industrial Hygiene
Sampling Monitors Drab Samples
Ddor Monitoring Dther
IN-STACK/VENT
Drab Samples
Fixed Point Continuous Monitor
riaste Detector (e.g., flare)
Dther
a/
20. What guidelines determine frequency of inspection and maintenance on ambient and in-stack devices?
i Ss fa ll L fam fa fa k fa ifMl
x* ki si fS it* list /
AMBIENT Fixed Point Continuous Monitors Portsble Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters Industrial Hygiene
Sampling Monitors Drab Samples
r
i/
Ddor Monitoring Dther
IN-STACK/VENT
Drab Samples Fixed Point
Continuous Monitor name Detector
(e.g., flare)
Dther
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21, Please list Che specific chemicals or classes of compounds detected by ambient and in-stack systems.
Ambient
Chemicals
Grab Samples
Personal Dosimeters
Continuous Monitors Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubes
IT -
nmaiAi
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitors
Detection of Odors
Other
In Stack/Vent
Grab Samples
Continuous Monitors
Flame Detectors
Other
22. How are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for this process unit?
"7^
1Z1
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe) :
Please comment on hoiw often these are updated and how they are recorded.
___ Ore purf gL mu
dbt&dpc*
rj
"fdnkd for UrhtQ M Umumt'+*1 i* A.
Ju.
rtkiJUvM- (.Mikmc__________________________________________________________
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23. How arc routine twicelone to the atmosphere determined for storage unite?
_____
Measured Calculated by:
s-tflfaat u~fs
e.i'H* *
cr a *wid>fer;
_____ _____
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors
'Soj'uUkt U dciii*ed v>r
v/ Process Design
_____
Engineering Estimates
_____
Other (describe):
Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
____________________________ SwuwA
2~ 2~* ____________________________________________________
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Pleas* complete questions 15 through 23 for each process unit including related storage and handling. (Copy additional question sheets for each unit as required.)
EMISSIONS MONITORING AND DETECTION (ROUTINE AND ALLOWABLE)
15. Identification of Process Unit
16. Identify ambient chemical monitoring systems or devices used at this process unit.
Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
Displays Real-Time Concentration
__
Signals at Predetermined Concentration __
Ak Aminat
Portable Gas Detectors Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters (Digital Display or Alarm) Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitor Grab Samples Detection of Odors by Operating Personnel Other (describe):
______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______
17. For the devices/systems listed above in Question 16, where are sensor and sampling points located?
Fixed Point Continuous Monitoring
Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters (Digital
Display or Alarm) Industrial Hygiene
Sampling Monitor Grab Samples Detection of Odors by
Operating Personnel Other (describe)_______________________________
Please explain sensor location rationale.
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18. Identify any stack or vent monitor systems or devices used at this process unit.
Grab Samples Fixed Point, Continuous Monitoring
H/AX-
______
Displays Real Time Concentration Signals at Predetermined Concentration
Flame detectors (e.g. Flares) Other (describe):
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19. What guidelines determine how often ambient and m-stack/vent monitoring devices are used?
20. What guidelines determine frequency of inspection and maintenance on--' ambient and in-stack devices?
fVA
AMBIENT fixed Poinr Continuous Monitors Portable Gas Detectors
Detector Tubes Personal Dosimeters Industrial Hygiene
Sampling Monitors Srab Samples
Ddor Monitoring Dther
2 N-STACK/VENT
Drab Samples
fixed Point Contlnuous Monitor
name Detector te.g,, flare)_______
Dther
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21. Please list the specific chemicals or classes of compounds detected by ambient and in-stack systems.
Ambient
Grab Samples
Chemicals
P/A
Personal Dosimeters
_________
Continuous Monitors
Portable Gas Detectors _______________________________________________________________
Detector Tubes
Industrial Hygiene Sampling Monitors
Detection of Odors
_________ __________________
-
Other
__________ ____________________________________
In Stack/Vent
Grab Samples
Continuous Monitors
Flame Detectors
Other
22. How are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for this process unit?
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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23. How are routine emissions to the atmosphere determined for storage units?
______ ________
__________ __________ __________
Measured Calculated by:
Material Balance EPA Emission Factors Process Design Engineering Estimates Other (describe):
Proiudr
Please comment on how often these are updated and how they are recorded.
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PERIMETER AMD COWHWITT MONITORING PROGRAMS
24. If appropriate plaaaa describe additional monitoring programs, (perimeter, community, ate.) and tha frequency of such monitoring.
__________ / An*A mmiJeriM
Uj-
t+u/iP t4i3_________________________________________________________________
Z. 2X50 rnmtkr'k'fc sktirn *fpfrL Z mlkx *4*+f
25. Please Indicate tha meteorological parameters that are monitored at this facility.
Wind Direction Wind Speed Temperature Sigma Theta Delta Temperature Relative Humidity/ Dew Point
Unit Location
Plant Property
Off-Proparty Sltaa
/
/
NON-ROUTINE RELEASES AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
26. For each of the following systems, please Indicate the chemicals In use at this facility for which this type of monitoring system would provide an indication of an unintentional or non-routine release to the atmosphere.
Chemicals
On-Site Monitoring By Operating Personnel (e.g. visual, odor)
mnmwr} evxju7 ^ ^ ` 1
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Personnel Monitors
/>m.yC ckitrtdjL MAiifows r/nMk*yit
In-Stack Monitors
(UJdf'dt mrrwttf.
Process Equipment Monitors
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In-Process Area Monitors Process Unit Perimeter Monitors Plant Perimeter Monitors Community Monitors
Comments
27. For each type of monitoring system described above , select one chemical and provide an explanation including the following: VritjjC cMbruk. "VrtWMT-
() Number of Sensors l) Location of Sensors ^)Type of Recording System
i4) Location of Alarms Rationale for Selecting Monitoring System
On-Site Monitoring By Operating Personnel (e.g. visual, odor}
Personnel Monitors
In-Stack Monitors
Chemicals
(i) 133 MtofhuuJ ICM-A .
. **C
/W. ifrtn.vtn,
<Ug*vrtn>lWm (%) CMA/eM/<A*B
6) 2\b UP
y. Crt-A, *c*e M Uk ^>fP~<*
aim./ <* hraala-hyee M. W llmL
CS) C&JA
'lUfti*.--------
(ft 1 (*) Ctfarikr frci ji) Sh.fi tkm+ *
Of) fifrtrJ ragys CJ U&Mreq.
Process Equipment Monitors
In-Process Area Monitors
StC Qn-SnU. rwvukrtma (fiJ$0<)
Molhp^U r*C*td*r A<Uyifr P/cXl
dJftJL
Ut.
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Process Unit Perimeter Monitors
ap/)! in /CM
Plant Periswter Monitors
/V 4fft. -L t/CH.
Community Monitors
4f tpf! * fen
Comments
28. Is there an emergency response plan at this facility? No
29. Please identify the title of the person(s) designated to contact public safety officials in the event of an emergency.
Cr)r/rrnrtUMhJ) Or
30. Should this person be unavailable on-site, who is on-call to respond,
(title)Skiff
____________ _
Comments U)i f<u* (fciirtvt' tucttL v\ux.lu{ii Cud ^A/iio St|f
31. What is the estimated lag-time between detection of a release requiring emergency action and contacting public safety officials?
Comments Ttygwrfs />?
rtltaxJ- fritsmiMuki
'rrwusd
3o) 4o -fiw Uaxs jar
recjojrcifA^h,
32. How often are plant emergency response procedures reviewed/revised?
Everv fi months 6 Months to 1 Year 1 to 2 Years 2 Years or more
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33. Please identify agencies with which this facility coordinates its emergency response plans:
/ ^
S /
/ ____
Local Fire Department Local/County Police Local Civil Defense State Police Industry Mutual Aid Assn. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Hospital Emergency Rooms Other(please explain)_____________ _
34. Indicate the number of times per year this facility regularly participates in the following?
Emergency Response Drills with Public Safety Personnel (e.g. fire
department)
Emergency Response Drills with Federal Agencies .(e.g., Coast Guard), /
I Emergency Response Drills with Mutual Aid Association Other (please explain)_________________________
,*^**!T &***
SuAl/m)
35. What company resources are available to assist public safety officials in the event of an emergency?
Personnel Equipment Technical Assistance to Evaluate Impact Communication Network Trained Emergency Response Team Other (please explain)_____________________
36. Please describe the emergency response procedures/systems employed at this facility (include key highlights of special features, e.g., automation, use of special equip ment, dispersion modeling, training drills etc.)
13org(frK
k>nc\<ieLtx put, 'Atutcd Qmd drilled 4c d-ted
zftljuucU nrJut'Uvj
tvp
__________________Cbs
4a it
'' <f.g. e^/cvU-j
C.Qi\\qjfatA fn-SiU, CMill/nti CdfUuraL or rto^oXti. PrC&SS a*LAi
/if>11^ hm W\AML\J/tnUmii+c delict Jtpkml U)luLL /Yl/ij ads j6 slop
; faoclCS iiUfrI VapOCS. EinuyLMiu pftUU ifacJudc
ftrctk OJ&tUuhm dU*
xh djuitn * tHdPr Juv KJM&bor** hevul
OmA <hxx ir^dbuS'b^^} harbors 'Jkl 'itu wu-'kuLi aid 5cfS4+*i.
rvvu*ttiiit/M
sVc 14 t `f1 ^ d&dt.
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Pleat* describe peer 17*tea, conputerlxed er eCbenrlse, for predicting the speed and
direction of releaees.
, _ , V"'"
On m am ** dvW sptdA a*%d J/rccAm
__________ ^ *+& ***Wja^i4\r
JlcJhaizaI f
fiuJjg) Uckup fr~ yjsjjLLtrJ*^ <il<Uik mmJ ArZm AhniaL
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Pleas* Indicate which of the following Mission reporting requirements apply t your facility.
EMISSION REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
38. FEDERAL NEW SOURCE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS (NSPS)
Fossil Fuel-Fired Steam Generators Incinerators _Nitric Acid Plants Sulfuric Acid Plants Wet-Process Phosphoric Acid Plants Super Phosphoric Acid Plants Dlammonium Phosphate Plants Triple Super Phosphate Plants
ranular Triple Phosphate Storage Facilities S SStationary Gas Turbines ___Lime Manufacturing Plants
Ammonium Sulfate Manufacture "^Equipment Leaks in the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing
Industry Synthetic Fiber Production Facilities Other
39. FEDERAL NATIONAL EMISSION STANDARDS FOR HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANTS (NESHAPs)
,, Mercury
S Vinyl Chloride
Equipment Leaks of Benzene Other
40. STATE EMISSION REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
(Please answer for the state where the facility is located.)
I. Delaware
Report of discharge in absence of permit or in excess of permit conditions CS6028 of Delaware Environmental Protection Law)
Report of excess emissions from facility required to install continuous monitoring system (Regulation No. XVII, 54.1; Regulation No. XX, 5 1.2(3))
Report of emission of potentially hazardous particulate matter (Regulation No. V, 7)
Other
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Louisiana Report of emergency occurrences or upsets that will substantially Increase esilssions (J17.ll of air pollution control regulations)
*__/_sSuubmission of emission Inventory (J17.12 of regulations)
Report of excess emissions of hazardous sir pollutants (176.18) Other
New Jersey Report of release of air contaminants which poses a potential threat to public health, welfare or the environment or which might reasonably result In citizen complaints (New Jersey Statutes 26:2C-19(e))
______ Report of excess emissions of sulfur compounds during start-up or shut-down (New Jersey Administrative Code 7:27-7.2 (p)) Other
New York Report of excess emissions from facility required to Install continuous monitoring system (Title 6, New York Codes, Rules and Regulations, $224,4) Other
Pennsylvania _____ Report of emission data from facility required to install continuous
monitoring system (Title 25, Pennsylvania Code, 123.25 and 123.46) Other
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41. LOCAL EMISSION REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
Does the city,:R*, county or other locel entity In which this facility Is located have laws or regulations which require reporting of chemical emissions? _________
If so, please provide the following information as to each such requirement.
aJc
Data Repoorrtteeddf/sdt
but sheriff
fxriik p&Lujtuu are advital af
_____________
Responsible Agency
Frequency of Reporting
Penalties for Late, False, or No Report
42. EMISSION REPORTING REQUIREMENTS IN PERMITS AND SIP's
Please provide the following information for permit or State Implementation Plan (SIP) provisions vhich require reporting of chemical emissions by this facility.
Data Reported_________`SfrcLTCl. }
CHIl'lS/HtSj SldUlU dldJ-ft .
Responsible Agency______ fcnt/iiryyi. $UdHik|
Frequency of Reporting_ SfcUiSf^ 3S stcp\fiLa*.\
t&aJr.
Penalties for Late, False, or No Report___
up Vt/ ZT.060 \ pt&i. (UifAW^
{dr
*^<4 or
OmuL/w.
43. Please indicate, for the reporting requirements which apply to this facility, whether you believe these requirements are adequate, onerous, duplicative or otherwise unnecessary. Also suggest any possible improvements in these requirements.
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NOTE;
Emission reporting is slso required under the Comprehensive luvlrsamental Response, Coapensatl n end Liability Act (Superfund).
Section 103 requires reporting of any release of a hazardous substance in excess of the reportable quantity. Since this requirement applies to all facilities, CMA will address this requirement In its portion of the overall response to Congressman Dlngell,
44. OTHER
If there are other Issues in Congressmen Dlngell's letter you wish to address, please use the space below:
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