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Chemical Manufacturers Association, Improving Air Quality Guidance for Estimating Fugitive Emissions from Equipment, 2nd ed., CMA, Washington, D.C., 1989. Chemical Manufacturers Association, Responsible Care, Employee Health and Safety Code of Management Practices, CMA, Washington, D.C., 1992. 

Visual assesssment of fugitive emissions from material sources and smoke from flares 22... 

Urea Plants - In urea plants, wet scrubbers or fabrie filters are used to control fugitive emissions from prilling towers fabric filters are used to eontrol dust emissions from bagging operations. These equipment are an integral part of the operations, to retain product. New urea plants should achieve levels of particulate matter in air emissions of less than 0.5 kg/t of product for both urea and ammonia. 

Wastewater treatment plants are also a significant source of refinery air emissions and solid wastes. Air releases arise from fugitive emissions from the numerous tanks, ponds, and sewer system drains. Solid wastes are generated in the form of sludges from a number of the treatment units. 

Fugitive emissions from charging and tapping of EAFs should be controlled by locating the EAF in an enclosed building or using hoods and by evacuating the dust to dust arrestment equipment to achieve an emissions level of less than 0.25 kg/t. 

At the beginning of the current reporting year, the facility installed a floating roof in its storage tank. This change reduced fugitive emissions from the tank 90 percent, from... 

The major source of fugitive emissions from a gas compressor cylinder is the piston rod packing. Other sources of fugitive emissions are around the cylinder valve covers, unloader covers, unloader actuator packing, and clearance pocket gasket and actuator packing. 

Chemical plants biofine, 11 439-440 fugitive emissions from, 10 68-70 process design for, 26 999-1001 process operations in, 14 205-207 railroad tracks within, 25 324-325 reliability of, 26 980-998 safe construction of, 21 852 Chemical plant units, overhauls of, 14 210 Chemical-political innovations, evaluating, 24 189... 

Connector materials, in electronic materials packaging, 17 845-848 Connectors, fugitive emissions from, 10 71 Connolly solvent-accessible dot surface, 16 732, 733... 

Emission rate enhancement, 14 852 Emissions. See also Emission Emissions. See also Fugitive emissions from the chloride process, 25 63 dioxin and furan, 13 181 effect of fuels on, 26 719-721 from ethylene oxide formation, 10 653-654... 

Dibromoethane releases to the atmosphere historically have been due to fugitive emissions from leaded gasolines, automobile exhaust, and the former use of the compound as a fumigant (Fishbein 1979). 

This method for obtaining components for receptor models has several advantages relative to other methods. First, the component will be determined at the receptor sites, after any condensation, coagulation or fallout during transit has occurred. Second, It may include fugitive emissions from the source as well as ducted emissions. Third, the measurements are made at the same time and with the same device as the ambient sampling. Fourth, the measurements are made on emissions from specific sources In the local area, not just on the same class of source somewhere else. Fifth, the measurements do not require cooperation of the source operators or Intrusion upon their property. 

Moschandreas, D. J., and D. S. O Dea, Measurement of Per-chloroethylene Indoor Air Levels Caused by Fugitive Emissions from Unvented Dry-to-Dry Dry Cleaning Units, J. Air Waste Manage. Assoc., 45, 111-115 (1995). 

Schaic JR. Estimate fugitive emissions from process equipment. Chem Eng Prog 1991 31-35. 

No references to fugitive emissions from the pyrolysis process could be found in the literature. To estimate the order-of-magnitude emissions from this process, a model plant was assumed. Based on a Department of Energy study,... 

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