Document byk8y39apm25OYMb58x5eEEq3
Date Report
January 16, 1974
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION I - GENERAL INFORMATION
JORM APPROVED
OMB NUMlIEB lSB-BTS
Ltt>
CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 5 3
Plant, institution, or establishment name:______ Continental Oil Company--------- VCM
Plant, institution, or establishment address:_____ P.0. Box 60$
(Street or Bos Number)
Person to contact regarding this report
J. C. Luxm, Jr.
Mailing address:___________PQ JBQ?_6Q!S
(Street or Box Number)
Westlake
(Citj)
Westlake
<citr>
Louisiana
(Stale)
70669
(Zip)
-Title: Proeess Engineer
Telephone: 3l8/882Q??0
Louisiana
(State)
_______ 70669______________ (Zip)
Approximate number of employees at plant, institution, or establishment location: Q Less than 100 IX) 100 or more.
Elevation of plant, institution, or establishment in relationship to mean sea level*------15------------ feet above mean sea level,--------------- Jeet b*low mean sea level.
Information is representative of calendar year:____1973---------.
*
Land area at plant location:18____________ acres. Enclose a sketch of layout if there is more than one building. Plant location: (give nearest cross streets, describe by landmarks or enclose a map, engineering drawing, or sketch)--^ee e?C^'PSe.^
0 Air pollutants of the type indicated in the instructions for the completion of this report, i.e.,---------------------------------------
not emiltal at this ^lant, institution or establishment. Therefore, no other Sections of the report need be completed.
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________________ (Signed) . Process,Engineer(Title)
CS "
Please retutirn all sections of this report to:
AMttooal form* mar M obtained frost tit* ikon i
NOTE: Flew* md nrana M at tUi pi|o. Dm atMJtiaaal iknli II ooonofy. BaUla tut copr.
CCR 0000354-54-
Date Report Submitted:__January 18) 197A
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
FORM APPROVED OMB NUMBER 1M-RTI
i SECTION II - FUEL COMBUSTION FOR GENERATION OF HEAT, STEAM, AND POWER
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Plant, institution, or establishment name:______ Continental 011jk?mpSJ3ff_-- VCM Plant_________________________________________________
Normal operating schedule for fuel useL 24_____Hours per dayDays per weekWeeks per year... ff-^4___ Hours per year.
Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations:
~ Generally one fifteen _ Additional operaring information enclosed f~1.
day shutdown per eight or nine months
r
Sources.* Code
Number of Combusrion
Sources
(Mtax)
Size of Unit (Input) .*
10*BTU/hr.
Type of Unit<),*
Installation Date*
Percent Excess Air Used In Combustion (Design)a
Power Output Megawatts
II-a
1
68
Cracking Furnace
1968
HA
HA
II-*
1
68
Cracking Furnace
1968
HA
HA
J
1
J
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i
a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., Il-a, Il-b, II-c, etc.), then enter the same code number and the required data on the continuation of this Section on Page 3, and in Sections V and VI.
b. Multiple sources may be grouped if units are similar in size and type, burn the same fuel, or are vented to the same stack.
c. Nameplate data are sufficient (give rated or maximum capacity, whichever is greater).
d. Hand-fired, underfeed, overfeed, traveling-grate or spreader stoker; cyclone furnace; pulverized, wet or dry bottom with or without fly ash reinjection; rotary or gun type oil burner; etc.
e. list separately future equipment and expected date of installation.
f. Power generation only.
NOTE: Plaaaa read men* lid, M
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H MMMir. Retail Jaet ceMT.
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CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 5 5
Date Report Submitted
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION II - FUEL COMBUSTION FOR GENERATION OF HEAT, STEAM, AND POWER (continued)
Plant, institution, or establishment name:Continental Oil_ Company
Annual Consumption*
Hourly Consumption^
Source Code*
Type of
Fuelfc Quantity!
1 [attfral 495000 11-a Gas MSCF
latura] 495000 II-* Gas MSCF
Percent Distribution by Season
Spring Summer Fall Winter March/ June/ Sept./ Dec./
May Aug. Nov. Febr.
25 25 25
25
25 25 25
25
Maximum
68
MSCF
b8
MSCF
Average
60.5 MSCF
60.5 MSCF
Percent Used for Space Heat
Heat
Content BTU/Quan.
Percent Sulfur*.!
0 1000/SCF .0004 0 1000/SCF .0004
Percent Ash (Solid Fuel Only)*,!
Delivered Cost of Fuel
^/Quantity
Future Usee
(l)$r'.8059"' NA per MSCF NA
(i)$.8uyr
NA per MSCF NA
*
a. List code numbers corresponding to each source referred to on page 2, (e.g., Il-a, Il-b, II-c, etc.), then enter required data on this page, and for the same code number sources in Sections V and VI.
b. Coke, bituminous coal, anthracite coal, lignite; No. 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6 fuel oil; natural gas; LPG; refinery or coke oven gas; residual coke; wood; bark; sludge; etc. (Note: Indicate if two or more fuels are burned in the same boiler and provide all data pertinent to each fuel type.)
c. Fuel data are to be reported on an "as burned" basis. d. Solid fuel, tons; liquid fuel, gallons; gaseous fuel, 1000 cubic feet. e. If unknown, please give name and address of fuel supplier. f. Sulfur and ash content for each fuel should be a weighted average. g. Estimated percent increase or decrease in fuel usage (by fuel type) per year for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If in
crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately on page 2 and the expected fuel use on this page.
Nate 1: Costs are confidential to
Continental Oil Company. Sinoe ooata are changing rapidly, th VCM
Plant requests exemption from the 5 day requirement to report changes in this item.
NOTE: Finn nut nnroa 44* ( tUi pact. Da* utditiooal ifcwto
g icmur- EcUtalutwpr.
Date Report Submitted. Ztnmry 18, 1974
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
form approved
OUB NUMBER 1S-R
SECTION III COMBUSTIBLE SOLID AND LIQUID WASTES DISPOSAL
000035456
Plant, institution, or establishment name:
Continental Oil Company
VCM Plant
i !
Combustible solid and liquid wastes disposed of on site, 21 off site, Q both on and off site. If off site, location of disposal site and/or name of hauler:________
PPQ Industries, Inc,__Nelson Industrial
(If disposal of solid and liquid wastes is partly or wholly on site, complete remainder of this page and
Services, Inc.
Sections IV, V and VI; otherwise, skip to Section IV.)
Normal on-site combustion operating schedule:______ -Hours per day_
-Days per week.
-Weeks per year.
-Hours per year.
at o o
Seasonal and/or peak operation period: (Specify)____
Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations:
Additional operating information enclosed Q.
Source Code*
Waste Material Amount Percent
Typeb Per Combust
Installation
Method of Disposal d
Date
Hourly Burning Rate, lbs.
Average Maximum
Auxiliary Fuel Used*
Percent Excess Air Used in Com Future Disposal! bustion (Design)
ii
Year#
ible
*
a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., IH-a, Ill-b, III-c, etc.), then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources in Section V and VI.
b. Rubbish, garbage, mixed garbage and rubbish, waste paper, wood chips or sawdust, etc. c. Tons, pounds, or gallons/year. d. Open burning dump; incinerator, single chamber; etc. (See instructions for examples and use appropriate identification numbers; other non-Iisted methods, specify.) e. Indicate whether auxiliary fuel is used in incinerators and pit burning, and the amount. f. Estimated increase or decrease in combustible solid and liquid wastes disposal rate for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed.
If increase is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately.
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* NOTE: n*ut wad wwna lido *1
tiU past. Uaa additional abaola H MMMir. Batata lad cost-
Date Report Submitted:
18, 1974
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
FOBU APPROVED
OHB NUMBER 1M-KTI
CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 ^ 5 7
SECTION IV - PROCESS/OPERATIONS EMISSIONS (Page 1 of 3)
Plant, institution, or establishment name Continental Oil Company
VCM Plant
Normal operating schedule:__________ Hours per day.
JDays per week-
.Weeks per year. 8184 -Hours per year.
Seasonal and/or peak operation period:__ NA Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations: VftrlOS ~ Generally one fifteen day
shutdown per eight or nine months
Note: See "Emission
Additional operating informationXXSCkXKd' K).
Inventory
Processes or
Operations Source Releasing Code* Pollutants
to the Atmosphereb.c.d
Raw Materials* Used for Processes ofOperations
Date In stallation Went on
Line
Type
Quantity
Annual Hourly Process Rate, lbs.
Averagei Design
Maximum
Products! of Processes ofOperations
Intermittent Future! In
Quantity
Ojreration crease or
Type
Annual Average f
Hourly Process Rate, Lbs,
Only: Average
Decrease in Process
Design
Maximum Hours/weekb
Rate
rinyl Chloric e
C hlorln ; 60 X
IV-a Production 2/68
L0 ibg. 49000
.,2-Dichloro-
358 x
( rthane Produc tlon E thylen : IQ lbs i. 36000
C-500 Vent
Stack
Tank Car Vei it 19
IV-b Recovery(H- -625)
NA
>ropylene Vex t
IV-c (BL-501) 2/68 NA
56200
44000 (
hydrogel i 4|7 x Chloride 106 lbs, 44000 L,2 Dich 1180x10* Loroethaj le lbs. 125000
Vinyl 730 x Chloride 10 lbs, 75000
NA
NA
52,200 L44.200 89,200
NA NA NA
8
NA NA NA
-96.7
NA
a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g,, IV-a, IV-b, IV-c, etc.) then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources in Sections V and VI.
b. Multiple sources may be grouped if similar in size and type.
c. Sulfuric acid-contact; aluminum smelting-crucible furnace; cement manufacturing-dry process; etc. (See instruction for examples and use appropriate identifica tion numbers; other non-listed processes and operations, specify.)
d. The pollutants to be covered in this report are listed in the accompanying instructions.
e. Sulfur burned; pig, foundry returns, or scrap aluminum melted; limestone, cement rock, clay, iron ore used; etc.
f. Pounds, tons, gallons, barrels, etc.
g. Sulfuric acid produced; aluminum ingots produced; cement produced; etc.
h. For intermittent processes, indicate average number of hours per week of operation so that estimates of yearly emissions may be obtained.
j. Estimated percent increase or decrease in process rate on a total plant basis for the five yean after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If in crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately.
NOTE: rkiM rwd nnw ddt mt
CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 5 8
Date Report
January 18, 1974
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
FORK APPROVED OMB NUMBER 11S-RTS
SECTION IV - PROCESS/OPERATIONS EMISSIONS (Page 2 of 3)
Plant, institution, op establishment name/ Continental Oil Company_________ VCM Plant__________________________________ . .
Normal operating schedule:Hours per dayDays per week__________ Weeks per yearHours per year. Seasonal and/or peak operation period:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations'. Additional operating information enclosed
Processes or
Operations Source Releasing Code* Pollutants
to the Atmosphcreb.e.d
Raw Materials* Used for Processes ofOperations
Date In stallation Went on
Line
Type
Quantity
Annual Hourly Process Rate, lbs.
Averaget Design
Maximum
Products* of Processes ofOperations
Intermittent Future I In
Quantity
Operation crease or
Type
Annual Average i
Only: Decrease In
Hourly Process Rate, Lbs. Average
Process
Design
Maximum Hours/week*
Rate
Dry Crude ED 3
IV-d Tank (T-450) 2/68 NA
NA
(1) NA
Pure EDC
IV-e Tank (T-451) 2/68 NA
NA
(1) NA
Sales EDC
IV-f Tank (T-452) 2/68 NA
T . NA
(1) _ NA
Slops EDC
IV-E Tank (T-460) 2/68 Tars Tank
NA
NA
(1) NA
IV-h (T-405) 2/68 NA
NA
Cl) NA
Note: 1. Will vent only upon filling or if a thermal change occurs,
i. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., IV-a, IV-b, IV-c, etc.) then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources
in Sections V and VI.
b. Multiple sources may be grouped if similar in size and type.
c. Sulfuric acid-contact; aluminum smelting-crucible furnace; cement manufacturing-dry process; etc. (See instruction for examples and use appropriate identifica tion numbers; other non-listed processes and operations, specify.)
d. The pollutants to be covered in this report are listed in the accompanying instructions.
e. Sulfur burned; pig, foundry returns, or scrap aluminum melted; limestone, cement rock, day, iron ore used; etc.
f. Pounds, tons, gallons, barrels, etc.
g. Sulfuric acid produced; aluminum ingots produced; cement produced; etc.
h. For intermittent processes, indicate average number of hours per week of operation so that estimates of yearly emissions may be obtained.
j. Estimated percent increase or decrease in process rate on a total plant basis for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed. It in crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately.
NOTE; Flun >4 dthm lid* it
tU* S4*. Vh additiaul dMIt
V MwiMiy. BtUla !
00035459
t
Date Report Submitted: -JflgQftsy. ..18_1274.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
t AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
FOBM ATPBOVKD OMB NDlfBEK IM-BT!
SECTION IV - PROCESS/OPERATIONS EMISSIONS (Page 3 of 3)
TPflian.t, ins.t.i.tut.i.on, or es,ta.bli.sh.me.nt name:________C__o__n_t_i_n_e__n__ta__l__O__i_l__C_o__mpan.y.
Normal operating schedule:Hours per dayDays per week-- Seasonal and/or peak operation period:-----------------------------------------------------------Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations*----------------------------------------
VCM Plant______________________
.Weeks per yearHours per year.
Additional operating information enclosed Q.
Processes or
Operations Source Releasing Codea Pollutants
to the Atmospherei>,e,<l
Raw Materials* Used for Processes ofOperations
Date In stallation Went on
Line
Type
Quantity
Annual Hourly Process Rate, lbs.
Averagei Design
Maximum
V et Crude EDC
IV-i Tank (T-453) Dock EDC
IV-1 Storage Tank (T-415
1963 1970
NA NA
t
Dock VCM
IV-k Recovery
1970
Vent (BL-409 )
NA
Products! of Processes ofOperations
Intermittent Future! In
Quantity
Operation crease or
Type
Annual Average t
Only: Decrease ]n
Hourly Process Rate, Lbs. Average
Process
Design
Maximum Hours/week &
Rat
NA (1) NA NA (1) NA
NA !90 hrs/yr -9956
uof u
a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., IV-a, IV-b, IV-c, etc.) then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources in Sections V and VI.
b. Multiple sources may be grouped if similar in size and type. c. Sulfuric acid-contact; aluminum smelting-crucible furnace; cement manufacturing-dry process; etc. (See instruction for examples and use appropriate Identifica
tion numbers; other non-listed processes and operations, specify.) d. The pollutants to be covered in this report are listed in the accompanying instructions. e. Sulfur burned; pig, foundry returns, or scrap aluminum melted; limestone, cement rock, day, iron ore used; etc. f. Pounds, tons, gallons, barrels, etc. g. Sulfuric acid produced; aluminum ingots produced; cement produced; etc. h. For intermittent processes, indicate average number of hours per week of operation so that estimates of yearly emissions may be obtained. j. Estimated percent increase or decrease in process rate on a total plant bans for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If in
crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately.
NOTS: ntMMiMRMlUKl tU* pass. Ua* adtlaaal abaata It aacaaaarr. Batata hd atff. ^ l
CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 6 0
Date Report
1974
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION V - AIR CLEANING EQUIPMENT (Page 1 of 2)
FORK APPROVED OMB NUMBER U*-R7
Plant, institution, or establishment name:____Continental Oil OoinpagjT
VCM Plant
Source Code*
IV-a
IV-a
IV-a
IV-e IV-b
IV-k Future
IV-e
Type of Air Cleaning Equipments
014 052 053 047 047 047
Installation Datee
Pollutant Removed*,a
Efficiency*
Design Operating Percent Percent
1,2 Dichloro
1968 ethane NA NA
Hy drogen Chlor ide 1968 i. 2Dichloroeth me NA
NA
ny drogen Chlor Ide 1971 1- 2Dichloroeth me NA
NA
1968
1,2 Dichloro ethane Vinyl
94
19m
Chloride
100 0 to 10C
1970
Vinyl Chloride
100 0 to IOC
Inlet Gas Temperature,
P
-10
120
100
135 Varies
Varies
0A6
___ mi_____ Ethylene ___ 99+-. NA
NA
Inlet Gas Flow Rate,!
CFM
10,865
10,865 11,580
715 Varies Varies
NA
Exit Gas
Pressure, PSI
48 psig
1-3" W.C. 1-3" W.C. 20 Varies
Varies
NA
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV. b. Wet scrubber, electrostatic precipitator, fabric filter, etc. (See instructions for examples and use appropriate identification numbers; other non-listed type, specify.) c. Please list future equipment separately. d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions, e. Give efficiency in terms of pollutant removed. f. At actual flow conditions.
NOTE: Fltue read nrert* aid* tf tUi paf*. Um addition*! akatU K ntnmty. Ratals laat cost.
0 0 0 3 5* 61
Date Report Submitted:..Januagr 1^974. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION V - AIR CLEANING EQUIPMENT (Page 2 of 2)
FOBM APPROVED OMB NUMBER 1M-RTI
Plant, institution, or ..Ubliahmont
Continental Oil Company
VCM Plant
Source Code*
Future
IV-b
Future
IV-k
Type of Air Cleaning Equipment*,
047 047
Installation Date*
1975 1975
Pollutant Removed'.d
Vinyl
Chloride
Vinyl Chloride
Efficiency* Design Operating Percent Percent
-?6t7,__ NA
99. NA
Inlet Gas Temperature,
"F
NA
NA .
t
`
Inlet Gas Flow Itate.f
CFM
NA
. NA
Exit Gas Pressure,
PSI NA NA
*
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV. b. Wet scrubber, electrostatic precipitator, fabric filter, etc. (See instructions for examples and use appropriate identification numbers; other non-listcd type, specify.) c. Please list future equipment separately. d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying Instructions. e. Give efficiency in terms of pollutant removed. f. At actual flow conditions.
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NOTBi PUiM nad KrerM ad* at IM* p**. tJx dditi**al Awfa
000035^62
Date Report
JTM? 18, 1974
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA (Page 1 of 4)
Plant, institution, or establishment name:___ Continental Oil COjiipagjT
VCM Plant
FORK APPROVED OMB NUH3ER IM-Rt*
STACK DATA
ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS.
Source Code*
Height Above Grade
ft.
Inside Diameter at Top,
ft.
Exit Gas Velocity,b
ft./sec.
Exit Gas Temperature, b
F
Exit Gas Flow Rate, CFMo
Average Maximum
Pollutant*
Quantity
Tons Per Year
Lbs. Per Hour
Average Maximum
II-a
120
4.5
24.13
Il-b
120
4.5
24.13
550 26020 550 46020
1,2 Particulate Mattes
1,3 Sulfur Dioxide
1,2,4 Nitrogen Dioxide
9.12 0.179
2.228 0.0438
1,5 Hydrocarbons
IV-a
ua
3.0
27.3
80 - 100 11580
5,6 Particulate Matter
4 Sulfur Dioxide
4 - Nitrogen Dioxide
Notea: B. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV. b. Values should be representative of average flow conditions for hours of operation.
e. At actual flow conditions. d. The pollutants to be covered in tins survey are specified in the accompanying instructions.
1
2
3
Combined sources II-a, Il-b. Calculated using M. I, ffeisburd's HAir Pollution Control Field Manual" U. S, Government Printing Offic Publication
# 937, 1962. Calculated using Natural Gas Sulfur content
a Give stack test data if available (indicate stack sampling method used), otherwise, specify basis used. If unknown, please do not complete these columns.
NOTE: Hum md rcvm* ddi al
lUiDn kMlinulAwto
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K Maanr. Brtaia lad mht.
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Date Report Submitted
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
rOKU APPROVED OMB HUMBBS IM-HW
SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA
(Pag 2 of 4)
Plant, institution, or establishment name: ' Continental Oil Company______ giant_____________________________
STACK DATA
ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS.
m sO Jtf\ O o o o c o u
Source Codp*
Height Above Grade
ft.
Inside Diameter at Top,
ft.
Exit Gas
Velocity,* ft./sec.
Exit Gas Temperature,*
F-
Exit Gas Flow Rate, CFM
Average Maximum
Pollutant*!
Quantity
Tons Per Year
Lbs. Per Hour
Average Maximum
/
IV-a
7 Hydrocarbons Methane
646.5
158
Ethane
20.5
5
Ethylene
1808.7
442 -
i
Ethyl Chloride
1853.7 453 -
I
y
1,2 Dichloroethane
2201.5
538
--
Vinyl Chloride
8
Miscellaneous
Notes: 4*
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, HI, and IV. b. Values should be representative of average flow conditions for hours of operation.
5.
6.
c. At actual flow conditions. d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions.
7.
499.2 122
945.3
231
Analyzed by an Independent company with none founu.
Unknown.
Should be low, since this stream passes through
a high Impact venturi water scrubber and a water
spray tower.
Gas Chromatograph.
e. Give stack test data if available (indicate stack sampling method used), otherwise, specify basis used. If unknown, please do not complete these columns.
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tU, piia. Dm iMlioul akwti
II unntry. HtUla bat opr.
I*. f
Date Report
January 18, 1974
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA (Page 3 of 4)
Plant, institution, or establishment name . Continental Oil Company
VCM Plant
roue atproved OKB NUMBER US-RTI
i0 3 5 * 6 *
STACK DATA
ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS*
Source Code*
Height Above Grade
ft.
Inside Diameter at Top,
ft.
Exit Gas Velocity,*
ft./sec.
Exit Gas Temperature,*
F-
Exit Gas Flow Rate, CFM
Average Maximum
Pollutant-*
Quantity
Tons Per Year
Lbs. Per Hour
Average Maximum
9
IV-b
25
0.1667
Varies
50 -90 Varies '
Vinyl Chloride
303.2
1516
9 IV-c
120
0.667
0.197
60-90
41.22
Propylene
55.6
13.6
10 IV-d 50 0.5
10 IV-e 50 0.5
4.64 3.41
65 65
55.66 1,2 Diehloroethane
*
40.92 1,2 Diehloroethane
55.9 50.6
10 IV-f 25 0.5 10
IV-e 25 0.5 10 3V-h 25 0.5
1.71 0.57 0.99
65 85 135
m, 20.52 1,2 Diehloroethane w 6.84 1,2 Diehloroethane -- 11.40 1,2 Diehloroethane
30.8 0.6 - 5.6
Notes
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV, b. Values should be representative of average flow conditions for hours of operation.
8. Miscellaneous as 1,2 Diehloroethane. 9. See Discussion State of Louisiana "Emission
Inventory Questionnaire", Remarks Page 9
dated 10/23/73.
c. At actual flow conditions.
d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions.
e. Give stack test data if available (indicate stack sampling method used), otherwise, specify basis used. If unknown, please do not complete these columns.
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Date Report
January 18, 1974
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA (Page 4 of 4)
Plant, Institution, or establishment
Continental Oil Company
VCM Plant
rOBIC ArPROTg?) OMB NVUBKH IIS-STI
Source Code*
Height Above Grade
ft.
10
rv-i
10 IV-j 9
IV-k
50 35 50
STACK DATA
Inside
Diameter at Top,
ft.
Exit Gas Velocity,b
ft./sec.
Exit Gas
Temperature,k
F
Exit Gas Flow Rate, CFM
Average Maximum
ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS.
Pollutant*
Quantity
Tons Per Year
Lbs. Per Hour
Average Maximum
0.5 0.83 0.1667
1.48 12.1 Varies
120 80
50 - 100
Varies
17.76 1,2 Dichloroethane 402 1,2 Dichloroethane Vinyl Chloride
-
397
- 8.0 -- 453.0
2738.0
in
sO m m o o o o aL u o
Noteai 10. The maximum calculated out breathing rate is based
a. list code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections XI, III, and IV. b. Values should be representative of average flow conditions for hours of operation.
on a 12-hour thermal expansion of the contained ' vapor plus the maximum filling rate of th indi-i vidual tanks. As these do not reflect daily actual
c. At actual flow conditions.
operations because of seasonal changes and inter
d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions.
mittent filling of certain tanks av rages and to is per year are unknown.
e. Give stack test data if available (indicate stack sampling method used), otherwise, specify basis need. If unknown, please do not complete these columns.
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ENVIRONMENT^PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION I - GENERAL INFORMATION
FORM ap:#D
OMB NUM
158-R75
For Official Use Only: Date Sent:--------------------Date Returned UTM Grid Coordinates^ SIC No*:_______________ Source ID:.
Plant, institution, or establishment name:_______ -8___________________ j__ LJ_____ :__ !__________i______` - 1_____________________________
Plant, institution, or establishment address:_________ ____________:___:________________________________________________________________
(Street or Box Number)
(City)
Person to contact regarding this report:_______ __________________________________________________------Title:'--l-------------------------------
Mailing address:____________________.________ `_________________________________________________ ______________________________ l_j------- --------
(Street or Box Number)
(City)
(State)
Approximate number of employees at plant, institution, or establishment location: 0 Less than 100 0 100 or more.
Elevation of plant, institution, or establishment in relationship to mean sea level:_____ Lifeet above mean sea level,
Information is representative of calendar year:__________ ..
Land area at plant location::acres. Enclose a sketch of layout if there is more than one building.
Plant location: (give nearest cross streets, describe by landmarks or enclose a map, engineering drawing, or sketch)____ il
(State) --Telephone: > :,,l.
(Zip)
(Zip)
__________ feet below mean sea level.
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0 Air pollutants of the type indicated in the instructions for the completion of this report, i.e.,________________________________ are not emitted at this plant, institution or establishment. Therefore, no other Sections of the report need be completed.
_______________________________________________________________ (Signed):(Title) Please return all sections of this report to:_______________________________________________________________________________________________
Additional forms may be obtained from the above address.
NOTE: Please read reverse side of this page. Use additional sheets if necessary. Retain last copy.
Date HL
18, vrn
environment protection agency
AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
#FORM AF
U
OMB NUMB' 158-R75
SECTION II - FUEL COMBUSTION FOR GENERATION OF HEAT, STEAM, AND POWER (continued)
Plant, institution, or establishment name:_______ COAt. yicx,t^I uiJL_j>4-^\j
Annual Consumptionc
Hourly Consumption^
Source Codea
Type
of Fuelb Quantityd
1 iaturai . 495000
TT-*i Gas
!CF
.atUral 495000
II-b Gas
kiOCF
Percent Distribution by Season
Spring Summer Fall March/ June/ Sept./
May Aug. Nov.
Winter Dec./ Febr.
05 25 2?
05 25 25
25
Maximum
;.Kr.f
8 tv
Average
60.5
%i . far.-*,
60.5 MSCr
Percent
Heat
Percent
Used for
Content
Sulfure.f
Space Heat BTU/Quan.e
0
1000/SCF
.0004
0
IGGO/SCF
.0004
Percent Ash (Solid Fuel Only)e,r
Delivered Cost of Fuel
$/Quantit.y
Future Uses
(1)$.8059
HA
oer >53CF
HA
(1)?.8059
NA
per >SCF
NA
CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 6 9
i
a. List code numbers corresponding to each source referred to on page 2, (e.g., Il-a, Il-b, II-c, etc.), then enter required data on this page, and for the same code number sources in Sections V and VI.
b. Coke, bituminous coal, anthracite coal, lignite; No. 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6 fuel oil; natural gas; LPG; refinery or coke oven gas; residual coke; wood; bark; sludge; etc. (Note: Indicate if two or more fuels are burned in the same boiler and provide all data pertinent to each fuel type.)
c. Fuel data are to be reported on an "as burned" basis. d. Solid fuel, tons; liquid fuel, gallons; gaseous fuel, 1000 cubic feet. e. If unknown, please give name and address of fuel supplier. f. Sulfur and ash content for each fuel should be a weighted average. g. Estimated percent increase or decrease in fuel usage (by fuel type) per year for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If in
crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately on page 2 and the expected fuel use on this page.
i-iatc 1; Costa are Plant re'nk-A'ts -
1 to owitiiusiital Oil Company, Since coats are changing rapidly, the VCU
car* fro the 5 day requirement to report changes in this it b.
NOTE: Please read reverse side of this page. Use additional sheets if necessary. Retain last copy.
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Date flBrort Submitted:-- January J
!
ENVIRONMEN'^ PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
ftFORM ap:
D
OMB NUM
158-R75
SECTION II - FUEL COMBUSTION FOR GENERATION OF HEAT, STEAM, AND POWER
Plant, institution, or establishment name:________i- < l... I ''XI
__ - V(T: Pit-nt
Normal operating schedule for fuel use:
_______ Hours per day____________ Days per week_____________ Weeks per year___ Jlo.i __ Hours per year.
Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations:
. - i...___ ______ ' . ic____ Additional operating information enclosed I |.
day sh-^cdc-.-'; per eight or riiie
Source ,e Code
Number of Combust1 on
Sources b,e
(Boilers)
Size of Unit (Input) c.e
10BBTU/hr.
Type of Unitd.e
Installation Datee
Percent Excess Air Used In Combustion (Design)e
Power Output Megawatts e.t
II-o il-'o
1
-+<. . ij'.r i utt? w: greeting Pumea
i * L/ti l-)68
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a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., Il-a, Il-b, II-c, etc.), then enter the same code number and the required data on the continuation of this Section on Page 3, and in Sections V and VI.
b. Multiple sources may be grouped if units are similar in size and type, burn the same fuel, or are vented to the same stack. c* Nameplate data are sufficient (give rated or maximum capacity, whichever is greater). d. Hand-fired, underfeed, overfeed, traveling-grate or spreader stoker; cyclone furnace; pulverized, wet or dry bottom with or without fly ash reinjection; rotary or
gun type oil burner; etc. O e. List separately future equipment and expected date of installation. o TO f. Power generation only.
NOTE: Please read reverse side of this page. Use additional sheets
O if necessary. Retain last copy.
^0000
DatRRort Submitted:__tA A
ENVIRONMEN^t PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
FORM A
ED
\ WOMB nu:m r 158-R75
SECTION III - COMBUSTIBLE SOLID AND LIQUID WASTES DISPOSAL
Plant, institution, or establishment name:__
Cont lneatal Oil Company
VCM Pleat
Combustible solid and liquid wastes disposed of on site, Q off site, both on and off site. If off site, location of disposal site and/or name of hauler:----------------
PFtl Incnstriea, jnc , Nfela^n ladtistrie I
slopSections IV, V and VI; otherwise,
to5Section IV.)
(If disposal of solid and liquid wastes is partly or wholly on site, complete remainder of this page and
Normal on-site combustion operating schedule:Hours per dayDays per weekWeeks per year--------------------Hours per year.
Seasonal and/or peak operation period: (Specify)_______________________________________________________________________________ _____ ____________________ _________ _--------- --.--_
Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations:_
Additional operating information enclosed [/].
Source Codes
Waste Material
Typeb
Amount Per
Yearc
Percent Combust
ible
Installation
Method of Disposal^
Date
Hourly Burning Rate, lbs.
Average Maximum
Auxiliary Fuel Usede
Percent Excess Air Used in Com bustion (Design)
Future Disposal f
a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., IH-a, Ill-b, III-c, etc.), then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources
in Section V and VI.
b. Rubbish, garbage, mixed garbage and rubbish, waste paper, wood chips or sawdust, etc.
c. Tons, pounds, or gallons/year.
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d. Open burning dump; incinerator, single chamber; etc. (See instructions for examples and use appropriate identification numbers; other non-listed methods, specify.)
e. Indicate whether auxiliary fuel is used in incinerators and pit burning, and the amount.
f. Estimated increase or decrease in combustible solid and liquid wastes disposal rate for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If increase is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately.
000035
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NOTE: Please read reverse side of this page. Use additional sheets if necessary. Retain last copy.
Date!
Submitted: '--Q -^0__'10;__1.-
ENVIRONMEN'ft PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION IV - PROCESS/OPERATIONS EMISSIONS
FORM AP OMB NUMBER 158-R75
Plant, institution, or establishment name: uojit3...Mittal Gil Cc= y>auy
VCJ ^l&nb
Normal operating schedule:
_______ Hours per day_
JDays per week_
_Weeks per year 8184____ Hours per year.
Seasonal and/or peak operation period:________ LL______
Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations: Varies - LeiiStally Cii6 fifteen uu.y-- ahutdoim per eight or nine poivths
No * 3wO pTj i i' Additional operating mformationjgyicjgsed;inv'irltcr'y
... . " ,, ,, -
s--l-_ ^ i crxi-t- j.
Processes or Operations Source Releasing Code* Pollutants to the Atmos-
phereV.d
Raw Materials* Used for Processes ofOperations
Date In stallation Went on
Line
Type
Quantity
Annual Average i
Hourly Process Rate, lbs.
Design
Maximum
Products* of Processes ofOperations
Type
Annual Average f
Quantity
Hourly Process Rate, Lbs.
Design
Maximum
Intermittent Operation Only: Average
Hours/week h
Futurei In crease or
Decrease in Process Rate
'inyl Chloric e
C nlorin ; ^60 r
r.'-G reduction 2/63
LG!3 11:3.
,2-Dichloro-
358 s
( `thane Produc tion E th/len ,* 10& lb; :. 36COG
C-500 Vent
Stack
Tank Car Veil t 1963
17-b Flee o very (H- 6x5)
HA
1 Topylene Ver t
/IsIV-e
(BL-501)
2
HA
56200
44000
hydrogei i 47 x yhlorid1 o 10 lbs. L*2 Dich 118Gxl0c Loroethn; ie lba.
Vinyl 7^0 x Jhloridv 10 lbs.
44000
325000
7501X1
52,200 144,200
3.200
HA
fiA
MA
HA
3
Nil
ft*. MA -06.7% m
O o -p
o
o o
o
JF
a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., IV-a, IV-b, IV-c, etc.) then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources in Sections V and VI.
b. Multiple sources may be grouped if similar in size and type. c. Sulfuric acid-contact; aluminum smelting-crucible furnace; cement manufacturing-dry process; etc. (See instruction for examples and use appropriate identifica
tion numbers; other non-listed processes and operations, specify.)
d. The pollutants to be covered in this report are listed in the accompanying instructions. e. Sulfur burned; pig, foundry returns, or scrap aluminum melted; limestone, cement rock, clay, iron ore used; etc.
f. Pounds, tons, gallons, barrels, etc.
g. Sulfuric acid produced; aluminum ingots produced; cement produced; etc. h. For intermittent processes, indicate average number of hours per week of operation so that estimates of yearly emissions may be obtained. Estimated percent increase or decrease in process rate on a total plant basis for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If in
crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately.
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N OTE: Please read reverse side of this page. Use additional sheets if necessary, Retain last copy.
Date Report
Jarnaiy 18, 1974
viRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
POEM APPROVED OMB NUMBER 1M-B7J
SECTION IV - PROCESS/OPERATIONS EMISSIONS (Page 2 of 3)
Plant, institution, or establishment nameu___ Continental Oil Company_
Normal operating schedule*.Hours per dayDays per week. Seasonal and/or peak operation period:_____________________________________ Dales of annually occurring shutdowns of operations:________________________
VCM Plant_____________________________ -Weeks per yearHours per year.
Additional operating information enclosed 0.
Processes or
Operations
Source Releasing Code* Pollutants
to the Atmosphereb.c.d
Raw Materials* Used for Processes ofOperations
Date In stallation Went on
Line
Type
Quantity
Annual Hourly Process Rate, lbs.
Averagei Design
Maximum
Products* of Processes ofOperations
Intermittent Future! In
Quantity
Operation crease or
Type
Annual Averaget
Only: Decrease in
Hourly Process Rate, Lbs. Average
Process
Design
Maximum Hours/weekh
Rate
Dry Crude ED S IV-d Tank (T-450) 2/68
NA
NA
(1) NA
Pure EDC
rv-e Tank (T-451) 2/68
NA
NA
CD NA
Sales EDC IV-f Tank (T^52) 2/68
NA
NA
(1) NA
Slops EDC
IV-g Tank (T-460) 2/68 NA
NA
(1) NA
Tars Tank
iv-h (T-405)
2/68
NA
NA
(1) NA
Note: 1, Will vent only upon filling or if a thermal change occurs.
List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., IV-a, IV-b, IV-c, etc.) then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources
in Sections V and VI.
b. Multiple sources may be grouped if similar in size and type.
c. Sulfuric acid-contact; aluminum smelting-crucible furnace; cement manufacturing-dry process; etc. (See instruction for examples and use appropriate identifica tion numbers; other non-listed processes and operations, specify.)
d. The pollutants to be covered in this report are listed in the accompanying instructions.
e. Sulfur burned; pig, foundry returns, or scrap aluminum melted; limestone, cement rock, clay, iron ore used; etc.
f. Pounds, tons, gallons, barrels, etc.
g. Sulfuric acid produced; aluminum ingots produced; cement produced; etc.
h. For intermittent processes, indicate average number of hours per week of operation so that estimates of yearly emissions may be obtained.
j. Estimated percent increase or decrease in process rate on a total plant basis for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If in
crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately.
NOTE: Kw rad raven* 1M1 at
CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 7 4
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Date Report Submitted; January 18. 1974
EIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
FORH iPFROVKD OlfB NUMBER lM-BT*
SECTION IV - PROCESS/OPERATIONS EMISSIONS (Page 3 of 3)
Plant, institution, or establishment name:___ Continental Oil Company
Normal operating schedule:Hours per day.
-Days per week-
Seasonal and/or peak operation period:_____________
Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations;.
VCM Plant -Weeks per year.
-Hours per year.
Additional operating information enclosed
Processes or Operations
Source Releasing Code* Pollutants
to the Atmospherei>.c,d
Raw Materials* Used for Processes ofOperations
Date In stallation Went on
Line
Type
Quantity
Annual Hourly Process Rate, lbs.
Averagei Design
Maximum
V et Crude EDC
IV-i Tank (T-^53) Dock EDC
iv-j Storage
Tank (T-415
1968 1970
NA NA
T
Dock VCM
IV-k Recovery
1970
Vent (BL-409 J
NA
Products! of Processes ofOperations
Intermittent Future! In
Quantity
Operation crease or
Type
Annual Average!
Only: Decrease in
Hourly Process Rate, Lbs. Average
Process
Design
Maximum Hours/weekk
Rate
NA (1) NA NA (1) NA
NA 290 hra/yr -99$
a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., IV-a, IV-b. IV-c, etc.) then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources in Sections V and VI.
b. Multiple sources may be grouped if similar in size and type. c. Sulfuric acid-contact; aluminum smelting-crucible furnace; cement manufacturing-dry process; etc. (See instruction for examples and use appropriate identifica
tion numbers; other non-listed processes and operations, specify.) d. The pollutants to be covered in this report are listed in the accompanying instructions. e. Sulfur burned; pig, foundry returns, or scrap aluminum melted; limestone, cement rock, day, iron ore used; etc. f. Pounds, tons, gallons, barrels, etc. g. Sulfuric acid produced; aluminum ingots produced; cement produced; etc. h. For intermittent processes, indicate average number of hours per week of operation so that estimates of yearly emissions may be obtained. j. Estimated percent increase or decrease in process rate on a total plant bads for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If in
crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately.
NOTE: Pleu* nul RHTM rid* it
n , flL o , ,, ,(
Date Jx^Tort Submitted:
. .,
__ ;4
ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION V - AIR CLEANING EQUIPMENT ( - ;
#FOHM ap:
OMB NCM
D 15B-R7S
Plant, institution, or establishment name:_____Oaat-L. a>ta l Oil__i
-j_______________VP.' Pu.nt.
Source Code
Type of Air Cleaning Equipments
Installation Datec
Pollutant Removed c,d
Efficiency e
Design Percent
Operating Percent
Inlet Gas Temperature,
F
rv-a
01<
I.' cS
1,2 L/ienioro -- 0 i. iiCii*
JV-t TV fV-o________ t V --h________
052 0 5'i 04? 047
AJOd L V:1 1 J
lv diljgo'I. bill Oj. ida lr 2bi chi'- r idth
Hj d;x;g'tin Chlov Ide 1_ .21'It;hi
1,2 Dlchlorc fii.bt-v. -
Vinyl Ch'tor-i
i 7 tKj
IV- *
0/t7______________
r;7t)
Vinyl ...0:0 vriOn
_
future
TV-o________ ___________ fl46_______________ _____ I_22f_______ -J.thyV^-------
~ on
a 1 . -10
____LL:_______ f'l '
120 100
H 115
O 1.0 ITn
/aviec
r- to int
Varies
- i 1- _____ m______________
Inlet Gas Flow Rated
CFM
Exit Gas Pressure,
PSI
10,865
1,6 psig'
10.865
1-3" *.C.
11,530
1-1" V.C. .
73 5
20
Varies
Varies
Varies
Varies
Nfi________________ _____ Uh_____________
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV.
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b. Wet-'scrubber, electrostatic precipitator, fabric filter, etc. (See instructions for examples and use appropriate identification numbers; other non-listed type, specify.)
c. Please list future equipment separately.
d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions.
e. Give efficiency in terms of pollutant removed.
f. At actual flow conditions.
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NOTE: Please read reverse side of this page. Use additional sheets if necessary. Eetain fast copy.
Date Report Rwhmlwedt JamaCT 18. 1974
'VIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION V - AIR CLEANING EQUIPMENT
(Page 2 of 2)
FORM APPROVED OMB NUMBER IJ8-R7J
Plant, institution, or establishment name:
Continental Oil Company
VCM Plant
Source Code*
Future IV-b Future IV-k
Type of Air Cleaning Equipment b,
047 047
Installation Datec
1975 1975
Pollutant Removed*.*
Vinyl Chloride Vinyl Chloride
Efficiency*
Design Operating Percent Percent
96.7 99.
NA NA
Inlet Gas Temperature,
F
HA
HA
Inlet Gas Flow Rate,t
CFM
HA
. HA
-
Exit Gas Pressure,
PSI
NA
NA
S Oo
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV. b. Wet scrubber, electrostatic precipitator, fabric filter, etc. (See instructions for examples and use appropriate identification numbers; other non-listed type, specify.) c. Please list future equipment separately. d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions. e. Give efficiency in terms of pollutant removed. f. At actual flow conditions. i i
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NOTE: Fleue read reverae aide of tfcla ptf. Um additional iheeli U areemrr, Retain la*t copy.
Date Kroort Submitted&UXATJ IS, 1974
ENVIRONMsEnNT*,, PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
P^^BI
toajt Apfwrap
OMB NUMBER 14S-R7S
f
SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA
(Page 1 of 4)
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ftfT finwpwwy
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3
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STACK DATA 4
ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS*
P
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'jfcfc
VIL 1 Jl
Exit Gas Flow
Quantity
'
Source
Height Above
Inside Diameter.; .
, Exit Gas Velocity,b
Exit Gas Temperature,b
Rate, CFMc
PollutanM *ia
Tons Per Year
Lbs. Per Hour
S-5? ' / |
PiS'
Code*
Grade ft.
at Top, ft.
ft./sec.
op --'f : -vn:
Average Maximum % \
r J>)g,
* . * - g *.
Average M'fl.Tnrfmm
"
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`Ir 1 v 1
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it S; ife . j-'.1 'JR`< VJ-~ iJsares.N'it"'?'' '7
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12ft
2A.11
--
1,3
" 9il2 .
*'- ? *!&-! KX
'!
2r223
*
M
3
IT-b
120
A.5
22.
A602Q
Sttlftn* Marik \
- 0.179
0,0413
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% ' '4 ^ >1-.
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J^tnl frrt$W- iTMserVtA* * '':i Mitragm Dioxide.-
HSP fV -
/ \f
'... f '."i
- t-,y
St? .;:T :
* -: *
-
4
, code nuq^ers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV.
2. Calculated wing K. Z. Wciabort** *AIr
50 b-. yalues should be representative of average flow conditions for hours of operation.
Pollution Control Field Mumal" B. 3.
O acIual flovjr conditions.
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1-/1/ d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions.
S
VJfl
wfe
e.:
Give
stack
test
data
if
available
(indicate
stack
sampling
method
used),
otherwise,
specify
basis
used.
3*
If unknown, please do not complete thefe columns.
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tit* page. Vk Additional ibeeti
if neeecssry, Retain liat copy.
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Date Report Snbndtted-^E^JhJ^
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA (Page 2 of 4)
Plant, institution, or establishment name: Continental Oil Company______ VCM Plant_________________________
POEM APP&0TBD 0MB NUMBEB 1M-BTS
STACK DATA
ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS.
Source Codp*
Height Above Grade
ft.
Inside Diameter at Top,
ft.
Exit Gas Velocity,b
ft./sec.
Exit Gas Temperature.b
F-
Exit Gas Flow Rate, CFMe
Average Maximum
PoOutanU
Quantity
Tons Per Year
Lbs. Per Hour
Average Maximum
IV-a
7 Hydrocarbons Methane
646.5
158
Ethane
20.5
5
Ethylene
1808.7
442
Ethyl Chloride
1853.7 453 --
1,2 Dichloroetbane
2201.5
538
Vinyl Chloride
8
Miscellaneous
Notes
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV. b. Values should be representative of average flow conditions for hours of operation.
4. 5.
6.
c. At actual flow conditions. d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions.
7.
499.2 122
945.3
231
Analyzed by an Independent company with none found. Unknown.
Should be lew, since this stream passes through
a high impact venturi water scrubb r and a wat r
spray tower.
Gas Chromatograph.
e. Give stack test data if available (indicate stack sampling method used), otherwise, specify basis used. If unknown, please do not complete these columns.
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SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA (Page 3 of 4)
Plant, institution, or establishment name: Continental Oil Company
VCM Plant
FORM APPROVED OKB NUMBER US-RTf
STACK DATA
ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS.
Source Code*
Height Above
Grade ft.
Inside Diameter at Top,
. ft.
Exit Gas Velocity, f>
ft./sec.
Exit Gas Temperature, k
F-
Exit Gas Flow Bate, CFM
Average Maximum
Pollutant*
Quantity
Tons Per Year
Lbs. Per Hour
Average Maximum
9
IV-b
25
0.1667
Varies
50 -90 Varies '
Vinyl Chloride
303.2
1516
9 IV-c
120
0.667
0.197
60-90
41.22
Propylene
55.6
13.6
10 iv-d 50 0.5 10 rv-e 50 0.5
4.64 3.41
85 t
85
55.68 40.92
1,2 Dichloroethane 1,2 Diehloroethane
55.9 50.6
10 IV-f 25 0.5
1.71
85
20.52 1,2 Dichloroethane
30.8
10 IV-e 25 0.5
0.57
85
6.84 1,2 Dichloroethane
0.6
10 IV-h 25 0.5
0.99
135
-- 11.40 1,2 Dichloroethane
- 5.6
Notes
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV. b. Values should be representative of average flow conditions for hours of operation.
8. Miscellaneous as 1,2 Dichloroethan . 9. See Discussion State of Louisiana "Emission
Inventory Questionnaire", Remarks Page 9
dated 10/23/73.
c. At actual flow conditions.
d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions.
e. Give stack test data if available (indicate stack sampling method used), otherwise, specify basis used. If unknown, please do not complete these columns.
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SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA (Page 4 of 4)
Plant, institution, or establisliment name? Continental Oil Company______ ________________________________
FORM APPROVED OMB NUMBER IM-STf
Source Code*
10 IV-i 10 IV-.1 9 IV-k
Height Above Grade
ft.
50
35
50
STACK DATA
Inside Diameter at Top,
ft.
Exit Gas Velocity,b
ft./sec.
Exit Gas Temperature,b
F*
Exit Gas Plow Rate, CFMc
Average Maximum
ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS.
Pollutant^
Quantity
Tons Per Year
Lbs. Per Hour
Average Maximum
0.5 0.83 0.1667
1.48 12.1 Varies
120 80
50 - 100
Varies
T
17.76 1,2 Dichloroethane 402 1,2 Dichloroethane Vinyl Chloride
--
397
- 8.0 453.0
2738.0
Notes; 10. The maximum calculated out breathing rate is based
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV. b. Values should be representative of average flow conditions for hours of operation.
on a 12-hour thermal expansion of the contained ( vapor plus the maximum filling rate of the indi vidual tanks. As these do not reflect daily actual
c. At actual flow conditions.
operations because of seasonal changes and inter
d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions.
mittent filling of certain tanks averages and tops per year are unknown.
e. Give stack test data if available (indicate stack sampling method used), otherwise, specify basis used. If unknown, please do not complete these columns.
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SECTION I - GENERAL INFORMATION
FORM APPROVED OUB NUMBER im-BTf
For Official Vn Onlfi Oat* BeatDate Retimed:. UTlf Grid Caerdiaatae-. SIC No.:______________
Plant, institution, or establishment name:_ Continental oil Company
VCM Plant
Plant, institution, or establishment adHrea*:
PaOa Box 609
(SUeet at Boa Number)
Weatlake
(City)
Louisiana
CSUU)
7063?
(Bp)
Person to contact regarding this report:
J. C. Lutm, Jr.
.Title: Prooe8B Engineer --Telephone:.3^8/)B82j331K)
Mailing address:____________P__._O__. __B_o_x___6_0_5____________________________W___e_s_t_l_a_k_e____
(Street or Box Number)
(City)
Loulaiana
(Stele)
70669_____________
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Approximate number of employees at plant, institution, or establishment location: Q Less than 100 QQ 100 or more.
Elevation of plant, institution, or establishment in relationship to mean sea level:----- ^3------------ feet above mean sea level.
-feet below mean sea lard.
Information is representative of calendar year: 1973* -
Land area at plant location:18
ww. Enclose a sketch of layout if there is more than one building.
Plant location: (give nearest cross streets, describe by landmarks or enclose a map, engineering drawing, or sketch)--See eoolofled
0 Air pollutants of the type indicated in the instructions for the completion of this report, i.e.,__________________________
ue not emitted at this ^>l&nt, institution or establishment. Therefore, no other Sections of the report need he completed.
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FORM APPROVED OUB NUHBBK in-BTI
SECTION II - FUEL COMBUSTION FOR GENERATION OF HEAT, STEAM, AND POWER
Rant, institution, or estoblishment name:
Continental Oil Company - VCM Plant_________________________________________ _
Normal operating schedule for fuel use:. 24 __Hours per dayDays per weekWeeks per year
Honrs per year.
Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations
,.on8
Additional operating information enclosed Q.
day ehutdcara par eight or nine nonths
Source m Code
Number of Combust:on
Sources *,
OfettnO
Size of Unit (Input) m
IVBTD/hr.
Type of Unit4
Installation Date*
Percent Excess Air Used In Combustion (Design)*
Power Output Megawatts^
II-a
l
63
Crooking Furoooo
1968
NA
HA
Il-b
l
63
Crooking Furaaoo
1968
KA
HA
i
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a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g.f Il-a, Q-b, II-c, etc.), then enter the same code number and the required data on the continuation of this Section on Page 3, and. in Sections V and VI.
b. Multiple sources may be grouped if units are similar in sire and type, bum the same fuel, or are Tented to the same stack. c. Nameplate data are sufficient (give rated or marlmnm capacity, whichever Is greater). d. Hand-fired, underfeed, overfeed, traveling-grate or spreader stoker) cyclone furnace; pulverised, wet or dry bottom with or without fly ash reinjection; rotary or
gun type oil burner; etc. e. List separately future equipment and expected date of Installation. f. Power generation only.
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FORM APPROVED OKB NUMBER 1M-RTI
SECTION II - FUEL COMBUSTION FOR GENERATION OF HEAT, STEAM, AND POWER (continued)
Plant, institution, op establishment name:_____CoptInental Oil Company
Annual Consumption*
Hourly Consumption*!
Source Code*
Type
Percent Distribution by Season
of Fuelb Quantity)! Spring Summer Fall Winter
March/ June/ Sept./ Dec./
May Aug. Nov. Febr.
I latural 495000
II-a Gas MSCF 25 25 25 latural 495000
25
Il-b Gas MSCF 25 25 25
25
Maximum
MSCF 68-----
MSCF
Average
WJ.5 MSCF
6U.5 MSCF
Percent Used for Space Heat
Heat Content BTU/Quan.*
Percent Sulfur*.!
0 1000/SCF .0004 0 1000/SCF .0004
Percent Ash (Solid Fuel Oniy)J
Delivered Cost of Fuel
(/Quantity
(i)$.8U59 NA per MSCF
(l)$.tiu59 HA per MSCF
Future Uses
NA NA
t
a. List code numbers corresponding to each source referred to on page 3, (e.g., Il-a, Il-b, II-c, etc.), then enter required data on this page, and for the same code number sources in Sections V and VI.
b. Coke, bituminous coal, anthracite coal, lignite; No. 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 fuel oil; natural gas; LPG; refinery or coke oven gas; residual coke; wood; bark; sludge; etc. (Note: Indicate if two or more fuels are burned in the same boiler and provide all data pertinent to each fuel type.)
c. Fuel data are to be reported on an "as burned" basis. d. Solid fuel, tons; liquid fuel, gallons; gaseous fuel, 1000 cubic feet. e. If unknown, please give name and address of fuel supplier. f. Sulfur and ash content for each fuel should be a weighted average. g. Estimated percent increase or decrease in fuel usage (by fuel type) per year for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If In
crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately on page 3 and the expected fuel use on this page.
Not* It Costs are confidential to
Continental oil Company. Sinoe costs are changing rapidly, the VCM
Plant requests exemption from the 9 4*7 requirement to repprt obange* in this item.
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SECTION III COMBUSTIBLE SOLID AND LIQUID WASTES DISPOSAL
Plant, institution, or establishment name:.
Continental Oil Company
VCM Plant
Combustible solid and liquid wastes disposed of on site, jJQ off site, Q both on and off site. If off site, location of disposal site and/or name of hatllef:________
PPQ Industries r Ino.__ Nelson Industrial
(If disposal of solid and liquid wastes is partly or wholly on site, complete remainder of this page and
Services, Inp.
Sections IV, V and VI; otherwise, skip to Section IV.)
Normal on-site combustion operating schedule:Hours per dayDays per weekWeeks per yearHours per year.
Seasonal and/or peak operation period: (Specify)
Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations t
Additional operating information enclosed Q.
Source Code*
Waste Material
Amount Percent
Types Per Combust
Year*
ible
Method of Disposal^
Installation Date
Hourly Burning Rate, lbs.
Average Maximum
Auxiliary Fuel Used*
Percent Excess Air Used in Com Future tMsposah bustion (Design)
s
a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., IH-a, III-b, Itl-c, etc.), then enter required data on this page and for the same code number source*
in Section V and VI.
b. Rubbish, garbage, mixed garbage and rubbish, waste paper, wood chips or sawdust, etc.
c. Tons, pounds, or gallons/year.
d. Open burning dump; incinerator, single chamber; etc. (See instructions for examples and use appropriate identification numbers; other non-llsted methods, specify.)
e. Indicate whether auxiliary fuel is used in incinerators and pit burning, and the amount.
f. Estimated Increase or decrease in combustible solid and liquid wastes disposal rate for the five years after the calendar year for which this report Is completed.
If increase Is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately.
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KIRM APP&OVBD OMB NUMBER 1M-RT,
SECTION IV - PROCESS/OPERATIONS EMISSIONS (Page 1 of 3)
Plant, institution, or establishment name Continental Oil Company
Normal operating schedule:__________ Hours per day.
_Days per week_
VCM Plant
_Weeks per year. 8184 .Hours per year.
Seasonal and/or peak operation period:__ NA
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Not : See "Enissian
Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations: Varies - Generally one fifteen day-- Additional operating infonnation2JnckJSID K).
Inventory
shutdown per eight or nine months
Source Code*
Processes or Operations Releasing Pollutants to the Atmos
phere
Raw Materials* Used for Processes ofOperations
Date In
stallation Went on
Line
Type
Quantity
Annual Hourly Process Rate, lbs.
Average: Design
Maximum
Products! of Processes oPOperations
Intermittent Future! In
Quantity
Operation crease or
Type
Annual Average*
Only: Decrease in
Hourly Process Rate, Lbs. Average
Process
Design
Maximum Hours/week *
Rate
1 rinyl Chloric e
C hlorin 5 460 x
IV-* Production 2/68
to6 lbs. 49000
.,2-Dichloro-
358 x
< rthane Produc tion I thylen p 106 lb! i. 36000
C-500 Vent
Stack Tank Car Ver
It
1969
IV-b Recovery(H- [625)
NA
>ropylene Vei t
IV-c (BL-501) 2/68 NA
36200 44000
''
hydrogei l 427 X Chloride 106 lbSj 44000 L,2 Dich 1180x10* Loxoethai ie lbs. 125000
Vinyl 730 x Chloride 10 lbs, 75000
NA
NA
52,200
144,200
89,200
NA NA NA
8
NA NA NA
-96.7*
NA
a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., IV-a, IV-b, IV-c, etc.) then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources
in Sections V and VI.
b. Multiple sources may be grouped if similar in size and type.
c. Sulfuric acid-contact; aluminum smelting-crucible furnace; cement manufacturing-dry process; etc. (See instruction for examples and use appropriate idefctifica-
tion numbers; other non-listed processes and operations, specify.)
d. The pollutants to be covered in this report are listed in the accompanying instructions.
e. Sulfur burned; pig, foundry returns, or scrap aluminum melted; limestone, cement rock, day, iron ore used; etc.
f. Pounds, tons, gallons, barrels, etc.
g. Sulfuric acid produced; aluminum ingots produced; cement produced; etc.
b. For intermittent processes, Indicate average number of hours per week of operation so that estimates of yearly emissions may he obtained.
j. Estimated percent Increase or decrease in process rate on total plant basis for the five year* after the calendar year for which this report Is completed. If In*
crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment Separately.
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" AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION IV - PROCESS/OPERATIONS EMISSIONS
(Page 2 of 3)
Plant, Institution, or establishment nanus;* Continental Oil Company___________ VGM Plant Normal operating schedule:Hours per dayHays per week.Weeks per yearHours per year. Seasonal and/or peak operation period:-Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations:. Additional operating Information enclosed tU*
Processes or Operations Source Releasing Code* Pollutants to the Atmos
pheret>,c.d
Raw Materials* Used for Processes ofOperations
Date In stallation
Went on Line
Type
Quantity
Annual Hourly Proaess Rate, lbs.
Average! Design
Maximum
Proc luctss of Processes ofOperattona
Intermittent Future! In
Quantity
Operation crease of
Type
Annual Average f
Only: Decrease In
Hourly Process Rate, Lbs. Average
Process
Design
Maximum Hours/week*
Rate
Diy Crude ED 3 IV-d Tank fT-450) 2/68
Pure EDC
IV-e Tank (T-451) 2/68 Sales EDC
IV-f Tank (T-452) 2/68 Slops EDC
IV-g Tank (T-460) 2/68 Tars Tank
NA NA NA NA
NA NA
t . NA
NA
CD NA (D NA
(1) NA
(1) NA
IV-h
(T-405)
2/68
NA
NA
NA
Note; 1. Will vent only upon filling or if a thermal change occurs.
i. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., IV-a, IV-b, IV-c, etc.) then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources
in Sections V and VI.
b. Multiple sources may be grouped if similar in size and type;
c. Sulfuric acid-contact; aluminum smelting-crucible furnace; cement manufacturing-dry process; etc. (See instruction for examples and use appropriate identi&cation numbers; other non-listed processes and operations, specify.)
n d. The pollutants to be covered in this report are listed in the accompanying instructions.
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e. Sulfur burned; pig, foundry returns, or scrap aluminum melted; limestone, cement rock, day, iron ore used; etc.
o f. Pounds, tons, gallons, barrels, etc.
o g. Sulfuric acid produced; aluminum ingots produced; cement produced; ete.
o o.
h. For intermittent processes, indicate average number of hours per week of operation so that estimates of yearly emissions may be obtained.
U) j. Estimated percent Increase or decrease in process rate on a total plant Wats for the five peer* after the calendar pear far which this report Is completed. If In
U1 crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment eeparatdp.
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SECTION IV - PROCESS/OPERATIONS EMISSIONS (Page 3 of 3)
Plant, institution, or establishment name:___ Continental Oil Company
VCM Plant
Normal operating schedule:Hours per day.
JDays per week_
-Weeks per year.
Hours per year.
Seasonal and/or peak operation period:
__ __________ ___ _______________------------------------------------------------------------------------- --
Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations:--. Additional operating information enclosed Q*
Processes or Operations Source Releasing Code* Pollutants to the Atmos
pheres,*,<*
Raw Materials* Used for Processes ofOperations
Date In*
stallation Went on
Line
Type
Quantity
Annual Hourly Process Rate, lbs.
Average: Hesigtt
Maximum
rv-i et Crude EDC Tank (T-453)
Dock EDC
W-J Storage
Tank (T-415
196* 1970
Dock VCM
IV-k Recovery j 1970
Vent (BL-409 )
NA NA
NA
* t * *
Proc uctss of Processes ofOperations
Intermittent future 1 In*
Quantity
Operation crease of
Type
Annual Averager
Hourly Process Rate, Lbs.
Only: Average
Decrease tn Process
Design j Maximum Hours/week)
Rate
NA (1) NA NA (1) NA
NA J90 hrs/yr -99*
a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., IV-a, IV-b, IV-c, etc.) then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources
in Sections V and VI.
b. Multiple sources may be grouped if similar in size and type.
c. Sulfuric acid-contact; aluminum smelting-crucible furnace; cement manufacturing-dry process! etc. (See instruction for examples and use ippropfiste Identifies*
tion numbers; other non-ltsted processes and operations, specify.)
d. The pollutants to be covered in this report are listed in the accompanying Instructions.
e. Sulfur burned; pig, foundry returns, or scrap aluminum melted; limestone, cement rock, day. Iron ore used; etc.
f. Pounds, tons, gallons, barrels, etc.
{. Sulfuric acid produced; aluminum ingots produced; cement produced! etc. . For intermittent processes, indicate average number of hours per week of operation so that estimates of yearly emissions may be obtained,
j. Estimated percent increase or decrease in process rats on * totsl plant beds for the five yean after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If in*
crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately,
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SECTION V - AIR CLEANING EQUIPMENT (Page 1 of 2)
FORK AHTBOVED OHS NUMIEB IM-BK
Plant, institution, or establishment name:____ContlflePtel Oll Company-----------------
Source Code*
IV-a IV-a
IV-a IV-a IV-b
IV-k Future
IV-a
Type of Air Cleaning Equipment M
014
052
053 047 047 047
Installation Date*
Pollutant Removed e.d
Efficiency*
Design Operating Percent Percent
1,2 DieMOW
1966 ethane HA KA
ft drogen Chlor Lde 1968 1, 2Dlchloroethi me NA
KA
1971
ft drogen Chlor Lde 1. 2Dlehloroeth me KA
1,2 Dichloro
KA
1968 1969 1970
ethane
94
Vinyl
Chloride 1 100 0 to 10C
Vinyl
Chloride
100 0 to 10C
Inlet Gas Temperature,
"F
-10
120
100
135 Varies
Varies
046 ___ 1222_____ Ethylene___ 99*
HA
Inlet Gas Flow Rate.t
CFM
10,865
10,865 11,580
715 Varies Varies HA
Exit Gas Pressure,
48 pa$g 1-3" f.O. 1-3" .0. 20 Vari s Varies KA
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections 11, III, and IV, b. Wet scrubber, electrostatic precipitator, fabric filter, etc. (See Instructions for examples and use appropriate identification numbers: other BOn-listed type, specify.) c. Please list future equipment separately. d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey ate specified In the accompanying Instructions. e. Give efficiency fa terms of pollutant removed. f. At actual flow conditions.
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SECTION V - AIR CLEANING EQUIPMENT
(Page 2 of 2)
MB* APPROTBO OMB MOMBBB IM-B
Pluat, inetitution, or eeteblMoneiit ------
Continental Oil Company
TOI Plant
Source Code*
Future IV-b Future
IV-k
Type of Air Cleaning Equipments*
047 047
Installation Date*
1975 1975
Pollutant Removed ,S
Vinyl Chiorlde Vinyl Chloride
Efficiency*
Design Operating Percent Percent
Inlet Gaa Temperature,
F
96.7 99
HA NA
NA NA
Inlet Gas Flowrate,*
NA . NA
Exit Gas Pressure,
HA HA
; i.
,
11
,
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a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV. b. Wet scrubber, electrostatic precipitator, fabric filter, etc. (Bee instructions for examples and use appropriate identification numbers; other iton-listed type, specify.) c. Please list future equipment separately. d. The pollutants to be covered In this survey ate specified la the accompanying Instructions. e. Give efficiency in terms of pollutant removed. f. At actual flow conditions.
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SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA {Page 1 of 4)
Plant, institution, or establishment innw; Continental Oil Company-------------VCM Plant--------------------------------
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STACK DATA
ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS.
Source Code*
Height Above
Grade
ft.
Inside
Diameter at Top,
ft.
Exit Gas Velocity,*
ft./sec.
Exit Gas Temperature,*
"P
Exit Gas Flow Rate, CFM
Average Maximum
Pollutant*
Quantity
Tons Per Year
lb*. p<tr Hour
Average Maximum
1,2
II-a
120
A.3
24.13
330 6020
Particulate Hatter 1,3 !
9.12
2.228
Il-b
120
4.3
24.13
330 46020
Sulfur Dioxide 1,2,4
0.179
0.0*38
Nitrogen Dioxide
* 1,5 Hydrocarbons
5,6
IV-a
IAS
3.0
27.3
SO - 100 11380
Particulate letter
4 * Sulfur Dioxide
4 .
Notest 1. Combined sources Il-a, Il-b,
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, HI, and IV.
2. Calculated using M* I. Y/elsburd'S "Air
b. Values should be representative of average flow conditions for hours of operation. c. At actual flow conditions.
Pollution Control Field Manual" 0, S. Government Printing Office Publication # 937, 1962.
d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions.
3. pdeulated using Natural Gas Suite
a. Give stack test data If available (indicate stack sampling method u**d), Otherwise, qmflf basis used. If unknown, please do not complete these column*.
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18, 1974
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT
SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA (Page 2 of 4)
Plant, institution, or establishment name:__Continental Oil Company--------- VCM Plant--------------------------------------
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STACK DATA
ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS.
Source Codp*
Height Above Grade
ft.
Inside Diameter at Top,
ft.
Exit Gas Velocity,*
ft./sec.
Exit Gas Temperature,*
*F*
Exit Gas Flow Rate, CFM*
Average Maximum
Pollutant*
Quantity
Tons Per Year
Lbs. Per Hour
Average Maximum
n
IV-a
7 Hydro-
carbons Methane
646.5
I
Ethane *
Ethylene
20.5 1808.7
Ethyl Chloride
1853.7
1,2 Dichloroethane
2201.5
158 5
442 453 538
-
.-
_
Vinyl Chloride
6
Miscellaneous
499.2 945.3
122 231
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a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections U, HI, and IV, b. Values should be representative of average flow conditions for hours of operation. c. At actual flow conditions. d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions.
5. Unknown.
6. Should be low, since this stream passes through a high Impact venturi water scrubber Shd A water spray tower,
7. Gas Chromatograph.
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SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA
(Page 3 of 4)
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ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS.
Source Code.
Height Above Grade
ft.
Inside
Diameter at Top,
ft.
Exit Gas Velocity,t
ft./sec.
Exit Gas Temperature, t
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Exit Gas Flow Rate, CFM. Average Maximum
Pollutant*
Quantity
Tons Per Year
Lbi.P<r Hour
Average Maximum
9 IV-b
9 IV-o 10
IV-d 10 IV-e 10 IV-f 10
IV-e 10 IV-h
25 120
50 50 25 25 25
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0.1667 0.667 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5
Varies 0.197 4.64 3.41 1.71 0.57 0.99
60-90 85 85 85 85
135
Varies '
a.22
Vinyl Chloride Propylene
55.68 1,2 Dichloroethane
*
40.92 1,2 Dichloroethane
m 20.52 1,2 Dichloroethane
m 6.84 1,2 Dichloroethane
11.40 1,2 Diohloroethane
303.2 55.6
13.6
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55.9 50.6 30.8
0.6 5.6
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, HI, and IV. b. Values should be representative of average flovr conditions for hours of operation,
8. Miscellaneous as 1.2 Dichloroethane. 9. See Discussion State of Louisiana "Dolesion
Inventory Questionnaire", Remark* Pag* 9 dated 10/23/73.
e. At actual flow conditions.
d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified la the accompanying instructions.
e. Give stack test data if available (indicate stack sampling method Seed}* Otherwise, specify basis used. If unknown, please do not complete these columns.
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SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA (Page 4 of 4)
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Source Code*
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Height Above Grade
ft.
50
35
50
STACK DATA
Inside Diameter at Top,
ft.
Exit Gas
Velocity,s
ft./sec.
Exit Gas Temperature, fc
"F*
Exit Gas Flow
Rate, CFM
Average Maximum
ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS*
Pollutants
Quantity
Tons Per Year
Lbs. Per Hour
Average Maximum
0.5 0.83 0.1667
1.48
12.1 Varies
120
80 50-100
Varies
17.76 1,2 Dichloroethane 402 1,2 Dichloroethane
Vinyl Chloride
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397
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- 2738.0
.
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Notes: 10,
a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, HL and IV. b. Values should be representative of average flow conditions for hours of operation. c. At actual flow conditions. d. Die pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified In the accompanying instructions. e. Give stack test data if available (indicate stack sampling method Used}, otherwise, specify basis used. If tu
The maximum calculated out breathing rate Is based
on a 12-hour thermal expansion of the contained 1 vapor plus the maximum filling rate of the indi
vidual tanks. As these do not reflect dally actual operations because of seasonal changes and Inter mittent filling of certain tanks avenges and to is per year are unknown, sown, please do not complete these columns.
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