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NESHAPS INSPECTION FOR VINYL CHLORIDE EMISSIONS COMPLIANCE
Review Date '2.(f2'7, r2.`3>
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EMISSION (STACK)
1. Review of hourly E3yes Dno average from continuous stack emission.
2^ Number of stack emissions (continuous emissions for 1 hour or more) which exceeded limits specified in Sections 61.62, 61.63 and 61.64: -PlO ^
3. Were there additional emissions which were not properly and accurately
reported In the appropriate Semi-annual Report?
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4. If the response to No. 3 is Yes, list date, time, emission point location, duration, estimated integrated emission, and the cause or causes of emission. (Attach sheets If more space is required.)
5. Review of (check one or more) JSjhourly shift Qdaily monthly average from leak detection system.
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6. Number of times one or more monitoring points indicated emission levels exceeded the value for the leak definition (See CHECKLIST 5 (d):
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7. List date, time, monitoring point location, duration, estimated integrated emission and the cause or causes of emission of those leaks in No. 6. (Attach sheets if more space is required.)
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ATMOSPHERIC DISCHARGES 8* List information of emergency discharges to the atmosphere.
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9. Determine from plant records whether temperature, pressure, flow
rate(s) and/or other process variables and/or if equipment failures (i.e., reduced flow rate of cooling water, defective temperature controller, etc.) gave rise to the necessity of the emergency discharge(s) from PVC reactors. List the date, time, location in plant and the con- dition(s) which appear to have produced the need for an emergency discharge(s).
Date & Time
Location In Plant
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10.. List the dates and time when similar or equivalent conditions existed as in No. 12 and for which an emergency discharge was not reported.
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Location In Plant
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11. Review the leak detection records of those monitoring points nearest the location(s) and down stream in No. 13 on those dates and times where conditions existed which appear to give rise to the necessity of emergency discharge. List date, time, location in plant and the emission levels of the nearest monitoring points.
12. List, the date, time, location in plant from the tabulation in No. 14 where the owner/operator appears not to be in compliance with the NES(iAPS vinyl chloride standard and Its amendments.
Date & Time
Location In Plant
Inspector's Comnents
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REACTOR OPENING LOSS
13* Review analytical records of vinyl chloride concentration in reactor vapor space to determine "reactor opening loss" of reactor (and stripper where applicable), prepolymerization and post polymerization vessels. List date, vessel identi fication, and batch identification where emissions exceeded standard.
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Vessel Identification
Batch
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RESIN, SLURRY. MET CAKE AND LATEX SAMPLING
14? Review analytical records of vinyl chloride concentration in polyvinyl chloride resin, slurry* wet cake and latex to determine the weighed average residual vinyl chloride concentration in all grades of poly vinyl chloride resin processed through the stripping operation on each calendar day. List date, vessel Identification, and batch identifi cation where emissions exceeded standard.
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