| Inspection Techniques for Fugitive VOC Emission Sources Main Page | Calendar Page | Training List Course OverviewInstructor: Jerry Winberry, M.S. Day 1
8:00
AM
Introduction
8:20
The Role of An Inspector in an
Agency LDAR Program (SI 380 Video)
8:45 Chemical and Physical Properties of Fugitive Emissions
a.
Chemical/Physical Properties
-Boiling Points
-Vapor Pressure
b.
Defining HAPs into Categories
-Volatile
-Semi-volatile
-Particles
9:10
Regulations Associated with Fugitive Source Emissions
a.
Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990, Title III HAPs
b.
National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants
(NESHAP)
c.
New
Source Performance Standards (NSPS) d.
Hazardous
Organic NESHAP (HON) e.
Maximum
Achievable Control Technology (MACT) f.
LDAR
Program (How Do The Regulations Fit In) 9:45
BREAK 10:00
Regulations (Cond’t) g.
Recent
Findings of the Department of Justice (Complaints
Against Petroleum Refineries) -
No Written Refinery-Wide
Program! -
Lack of Personnel Training! -
No External or Internal
Audit Program! -
Lack of Documentation of
Leak Definition and Repair! -
Lack of LDAR QA/QC! 10:45
Potential Sources for Fugitive Emissions a.
Types
of Valves, Flanges, and Pumps (Cut-away
of Valve Indicating Leak Areas) b.
Packing
Materials for Valves, Flanges, and Pumps c.
Purging,
Maintenance Reduction, and Packless Technologies
12:00
LUNCH 1:15
Refinery Operations and API Findings a.
Analysis
of Refinery Data b.
Distribution
of Emissions by Component Category c.
Contribution
of Total Emissions by Process Unit (High/Repeat Leakers) 2:00
Tagging Techniques for Pumps, Valves, Flanges etc.
-Physical Tagging
-Tagless Leak Detection and
Repair (Tagless LDAR) 3:00
BREAK 3:15
Federal Reference Method 21 a.
Organization b.
Applicability c.
Types
of Detectors/ Weaknesses and Strengths d.
Performance
Criteria 1.
Calibration Requirements 2.
Response Factors 3.
Retention Time g.
Method 21 Problems 4:15
Laboratory Demonstration of Method 21/Performance Criteria
(TEI/TVA Model 1000B) 4:45
Review of Day 1 5:00
Adjourn Day 2
8:00
AM
Introduction to Day 2(Questions/Answers/Review) 8:30
Survey
of Portable Instrumentation 9:00
Portable Instrumentation a.
Principle of Operation
of Selected Types of Analyzers b.
Using Field Portable Instruments (Operation, Check-out,
Calibration, and Maintenance)
c.
Field Checklist for Operation of Portable Instrumentation
9:50
BREAK 10:00
Source LDAR Program (Seven
Components) a.
Plan the LDAR Program
(In-house LDAR or Vendor?) b.
Establish Monitoring
Procedures and Component Identification c.
Location Identification d.
Establish Monitoring
Procedures e.
Establish Repair
Procedures f.
Data Collection and
Analysis Procedures g.
Data Management Software
Selection 10:45
Data Management Software
Packages a.
Essential Technologies (FEMS) b.
EC Systems (ORR LeakDAS) c.
P3M
12:00
LUNCH 1:15
Performing an Agency Inspection for Fugitive Leaks
a.
Agency Program and The Role of the Inspector
b.
Organization Structure and Responsibility
c.
Inspection Techniques and Agency Audit Checklist
(Demonstration of Agency Audit
Checklist)
d.
Steps To A Successful Inspection
-Pre-inspection
Activities
- On-Site Activities
-Post-Inspection
Activities
e.
USEPA, Region 6 LDAR Inspector:
The Real Story 3:00
BREAK 3:15
Future Tools for Determining
Leak Detection
a.
CellNet Data Systems and Adsistor Ring Sensors (Video)
b. Smart
LDAR (Laser Imaging Technology) 4:15
Recordkeeping and Reporting Requirements for LDAR 4:45
Questions/Answers/Review 5:00 Course Adjourn
* Please note that this is an agenda from a previously taught course. Contact your regional consortia for any changes. Thank you!
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