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ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT OF CONTROL ROOMS DHT CONTROL ROOM GAS FRACTIONATION CONTROL ROOM GAS TREATMENT CONTROL ROOM CAT CRACKER CONTROL ROOM SHELL REFINERY DEER PARK, TEXAS PREPARED BY: TECHNOLOGY SERVING PEOPLE, INC. 5373 WEST ALABAMA, SUITE 450 HOUSTON, TEXAS 77056 713/621-9067 JUNE, 1990 LAM 018251 DPMC-11920 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1 SURVEY REPORT - DHT CONTROL ROOM SECTION 2 SURVEY REPORT - GAS FRACTIONATION CONTROL ROOM SECTION 3 SURVEY REPORT - GAS TREATMENT CONTROL ROOM SECTION 4 SURVEY REPORT - CAT CRACKER CONTROL ROOM SECTION 5 BULK SAMPLE ANALYSIS LAM 018252 DPMC-11921 SHELL REFINERY DEER PARK, TEXAS DHT CONTROL ROOM SUMMARY REPORT A limited asbestos survey was conducted on May 30, 1990, on the DHT Control Room at the Shell Refinery in Deer Park, Texas. The following suspect materials were sampled: Suspended Ceiling Panels Metal-Jacketed Steam/Condensate Pipe Elbow HVAC Unit Mudded Elbow on Fiberglass Pipe in Ceiling Space Cloth Wrap on Steam Reheat Lines Electrical Room HVAC Unit Plaster Ceiling Benzene Lab Foil/Mastic Wrap on Old HVAC Duct Steam/Condensate Hard Pipe Insulation in Ceiling Space Of these materials sampled, only the hard pipe insulation on the old steam/condensate lines in the ceiling space were found to be asbestos-containing materials. There was visual evidence of small localized damage, but generally, pipe insulation was intact. There are approximately 100 linear feet of this material. The estimated abatement contractor cost to remove this material is $3,000.00. We would anticipate a two to three day project at ten (10) hours per day. It is possible to design an abatement specification that would allow abatement activities while maintaining required control room activity. Parts of the control room, i.e., kitchen, restroom, etc., would be unavailable during the abatement phase. LAM 018253 DPMC-11922 DRAFT The roof deck and building fascia of this control room are of asbestos-containing transite construction. We recommend that the interior surface be encapsulated to reduce fiber release potential. In addition, operations and maintenance plans should specifically prohibit abrasive activities such as sanding, sawing, drilling, etc. on the transite material due to the potential fiber release and exposure. Any work required that would disturb this material should be conducted by properly trained personnel or contracted to a licensed asbestos abatement contractor. lam 018254 DPMC-11923 DHT CONTROL ROOM ASBESTOS CONTAINING STEAM/CONDENSATE P Il'E INSULATIO N LAM 018255 DPMC-11924 SHELL REFINERY DEER PARK, TEXAS GAS FRACTIONATION CONTROL ROOM SUMMARY REPORT drab A limited asbestos survey was conducted on the Gas Fractionation Control Room at the Shell Refinery in Deer Park, Texas. Suspect materials sampled included: Steam/Condensate Pipe Insulation Old HVAC Hard Duct Insulation Mastic on HVAC Cork Duct Insulation Suspended Ceiling Panel Upper Ceiling Tile Of these materials, the steam/condensate pipe insulation, mastic on HVAC duct and the hard duct insulation were found to be asbestos-containing. The mastic is non-friable and not a significant risk potential. It is estimated that there are approximately 300 square feet of mastic material to be removed. There are approximately 100 linear feet of asbestos-containing pipe insulation visually observed. This material had some localized areas of damage. There are approximately 1,400 square feet of asbestos-containing hard duct insulation in this control room. We would estimate an asbestos removal cost of approximately $12,000 from an accredited, licensed abatement contractor. There is Considerable debris from the damaged duct insulation in the ceiling space. The roof deck and building fascia of this control room are of asbestos-containing transite construction. We recommend that the interior surface be encapsulated to reduce fiber release potential. In addition, operations and maintenance plans should specifically LAM 018256 DPMC-11925 prohibit abrasive activities such as sanding, sawing, drilling, etc. on the transite material due to the potential fiber release and exposure potential. Any work required that would disturb this material should be conducted by properly trained personnel. LAM 018257 DPMC-11926 GAS FRACTIONATE!* CONTROL ROOM DPMC-11927 SHELL REFINERY DEER PARK, TEXAS GAS TREATMENT CONTROL ROOM SUMMARY REPORT A limited asbestos survey was conducted on May 30, 1990, on the Gas Treatment Control Room at the Shell Refinery in Deer Park, Texas. The following suspect materials were sampled: Steam/Condensate Pipe Insulation Ceiling Space Suspended Ceiling Panel Mastic on Fiberglass Duct Insulation Joints Roof HVAC Steam Line Insulation Roof HVAC Condensate Return Line Old HVAC Hard Duct Insulation Pipe Insulation Plant Air (Exterior to Control Room) Of these materials, the old duct hard insulation, steam/condensate piping in ceiling space, mastic on fiberglass duct insulation and the exterior plant air pipe run ail are asbestos-containing materials. The mastic is non-friable and not a significant exposure risk. The hard duct insulation on the old HVAC duct is severely damaged and is a significant fiber exposure risk. The exterior plant air line has a severely damaged elbow and should be at least encapsulated and repaired during any planned abatement activity, if not removed. We would recommend that an abatement project, including design specifications be developed and implemented as soon as possible to address the asbestos-containing materials and debris. There are approximately 175 linear feet of asbestos-containing pipe insulation. There are approximately 600 square feet of hard duct work insulation and 200 square feet LAM 018259 DPMC-11928 DRAFT of mastic covered duct work. The estimated removal cost for all these materials by an accredited, licensed abatement contractor is approximately $10,000. It is possible to design an abatement specification that would allow the control room to be manned and still complete abatement activities, if a shut-down period could not be provided. We would anticipate a five to sue day project period at ten hours per day to complete. During this period, only the front portion of the control room, including the control panel, would be available. The roof deck and building fascia of this control room are of asbestos-containing transite construction. We recommend that the interior surface be encapsulated to reduce fiber release potential. In addition, operations and maintenance plans should specifically prohibit abrasive activities such as sanding, sawing, drilling, etc. or. the transite material due to the potential fiber release and exposure. Any work required that would disturb this material should be conducted by properly trained personnel or contracted to a licensed asbestos abatement contractor. LAM 018260 DPMC-11929 GAS TREATMENT CONTROL ROOM ASBESTOS CONTAINING DUCT INSULATIO N I{c<z--. zv. u: Cl. CL. t: DPMC-11930 draft SHELL PARK REFINERY DEER PARK, TEXAS CAT CRACKER CONTROL ROOM SUMMARY REPORT A limited asbestos survey was conducted on May 30, 1990, on the Catalytic Cracker Control Room at the Shell Refinery in Deer Park, Texas. The following suspect materials were sampled: Original 12x12 Ceiling Tile Metal-jacketed Steam/Condensate Pipe Insulation Suspended Ceiling Panel None of these materials sampled were determined to be asbestos-containing materials. DPMC-11931 II Ilf Tt-.voory St'iOJ r1ir>;. * S Ervr-ovrir.-.i t*Vy H*y.n assist:s la.5D?.at:?.y chain :f custd:y 3JLK. SAV.PlIS DRAFT Sunpl 2 r 3Wr- 530-0/ ^7"- 530-02. b4r- 53o - 03 ^r- 53o-0^ 53o-b btT-&0'*L b^r-sin-oy Ccr^.j^.530- 0 / CCJHLF- 530 -0 2CCr7"-530-05 Cc.72/~- 5 3n - /W StM.pl e 16c 215 on/ Di scr*1 pti on hHF C-o^J^4- ^,n Ppe A>Sux. /)-eo. Cz/t-y>Jt~ b+fr Csr^'^i- /&S^. 2'X2.' Sixs/*. (Ls/iwz-/^ox_ iv/r Co^rA4t_ //V<4-C- S~<4m ttflpcj J-hhlc. 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