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SUBPART R: PRIMARY UAO SHELTERS Section 230.280 ' Primary lead Smelters The Board Incorporates by reference 40 CFR 60.
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Reg. 28154 (June 2, 1977) " The function of the industry-EDF meeting you mention was to frankly discuss differences between the industry position and that of EDF with the hope that mutual understanding of one another would lead to a clarification of the issues.
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In this situation, any malfunction in the emission recovery system which removed vapors from the blowdown tank or an excessive VCM feed rate could quickly lead to overpressuring the tank.
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The testing was conducted on a mixture with chemicals having varying degrees of biodegradability, leading to potential misinterpretation of the results.
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Analytical Research Section BW Attachments Copies to: FK ^ JCL RTF D2 SAL 0000881.14 TABLE 1 ORGANIC PRIORITY POLLUTANTS FOUND IN LCCP 002 OUTFALL Compound tW: nz rue To 1uone Xylenes Ethylbenzene Pheno1 Naphthalene Di (2-ethylhexyl)phthalate Concentrations in ppb by 624 by 62 244 --60 2 -- -- -- ------ -- 110 16 8 26 11 Antimony Arsenic Beryllium Cadmium Chromium Coppor Lead Mercury Nickel Se 1 on i inn SiIvo r ThaIlium Zinc Al uininum Bn r ium Bo ron Cobn1t Iron Magnosium Molybdonum Mangane sc Tin Titanium Ca1cium St routium Vanadium Sodium TABLE II DISSOLVED METALS IN LCCP 002 OUTFALL Concentration in Mg/Liter by ICP by AA <0.25 0.006 <0.005 <0.015 o7oT3 0 _ o24 <oTT5 <0.075 <0.03 <0. 5 o. n 6.8 0.15 <0.05 1 .0 12 <0.05 0.45 0.13 0.24 220 0.71 0.026 62 < o. o rr <0.002 1.6 sSAI' 00008 U?
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VVC 0000X3099 TABLE I DTSSt )LVF D METALS IN VCM 101 OUTFALL Antimony Arsenic Bery11 ium Cadmium Ch romium Coppe r Lead Mercury Nicke 1 Se1enium Silver Thailium Zinc Aluminum Barium Boron Coba 11 Iron Magnesium Molybdenum Manganese Tin Titanium Ca1cium St rontium Vanadium Sod i urn Concentration in Mg/Liter by ICAP by AA <25 0.005 < 0.5 < 1.5 < 3.0 1.9 <2 5 < 0.013 < 7.5 < 0.002 <3 <50 3.4 <15 8.5 <5 8.8 1.6 26 <5 7.2 < 0.0 < 2.5 23000 74 < 2.5 180 TABLE 11 DETERMINATIONS ; BY CHEMICAL ANALYSES ON VCM 101 OUTFALL Parameter Total phenols Tota l cyanide.
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Again reminded them that we required 90 days lead time to get material from our European plant to manufacture the mix.
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This only includes measurements directly assessing the absorbtion of chemical into the body, which for us would be urinary phenols and blood lead measurements.
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This analysis leads to the conclusion that there Is no measurable risk at current exposures, a position which Is supported by the failure to find any cases among the general population.
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COMPUTER Inventory control, energy and blood lead programs are in use and functioning properly.
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I cannot imagine anyone better to lead EPA's Office of Air and Radiation at this critical time in EPA's history.
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Washington, D.C. 20036 November 5, 1982 KtCLIVtD r)F.C 1 3 1982 R.U DANIEl Dear Sir: The lead story in "Government Concentrates" on page 28 of your September 20, 1982 issue misses the essence of CMA's concerns over the benzene risk assessment.
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The current description could lead to unnecessary Superfund reporting.
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Cleaver Derailment on ICG Three loaded VCM tank cars leased from Union Tank Car Company were derailed on the Monroe Lead in Aberdeen, Mississippi last week.
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Other considerations under proposed Permit No. 31F00006 GD may concern lead testing and monitoring of rain overflow.
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