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[ Policies and Regulations of Chemical Machinery Equipment Network ] In order to improve the prevention and control of volatile organic compounds in the petroleum refining industry and promote the improvement of ambient air quality, the Shandong Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment has organized and compiled the "Guidelines for Viable Techniques for the Prevention and Control of Volatile Organic Compounds in the Petroleum Refining Industry (Request) Opinion Draft)", now soliciting opinions from relevant units
.
Chemical Machinery and Equipment Network Policies and Regulations Chemical Machinery and Equipment.
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are important precursors that cause composite pollution in cities characterized by ozone (O3) and fine particulate matter (PM2.
5) pollution.
Some VOCs have carcinogenic, mutagenic, and teratogenic effects, and can directly affect Harm to human health
.
5) pollution.
Some VOCs have carcinogenic, mutagenic, and teratogenic effects, and can directly affect Harm to human health
.
In recent years, compound pollution characterized by O3 and PM2.
5 pollution has become the main problem of the atmospheric environment in Shandong Province.
Compared with the control of particulate matter, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen oxide pollution, Shandong Province’s VOCs management foundation is weak, which has become a constraint in Shandong Province.
The bottleneck of continuous improvement of air quality
.
Shandong Province is a major petroleum refining province.
It has the largest refining capacity in the country, accounting for about 30% of the national capacity.
The petroleum refining industry accounts for 20.
6% of the province’s emissions of VOCs.
The VOCs pollution prevention and control capabilities of related companies are uneven.
There is an urgent need to formulate technical guidelines for pollution prevention and control based on the characteristics of VOCs emissions from enterprises in the petroleum refining industry in Shandong Province
.
5 pollution has become the main problem of the atmospheric environment in Shandong Province.
Compared with the control of particulate matter, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen oxide pollution, Shandong Province’s VOCs management foundation is weak, which has become a constraint in Shandong Province.
The bottleneck of continuous improvement of air quality
.
Shandong Province is a major petroleum refining province.
It has the largest refining capacity in the country, accounting for about 30% of the national capacity.
The petroleum refining industry accounts for 20.
6% of the province’s emissions of VOCs.
The VOCs pollution prevention and control capabilities of related companies are uneven.
There is an urgent need to formulate technical guidelines for pollution prevention and control based on the characteristics of VOCs emissions from enterprises in the petroleum refining industry in Shandong Province
.
This guide proposes feasible technologies for the prevention and control of volatile organic compounds in the petroleum refining industry in Shandong Province
.
This guide can be used as a reference for the environmental impact assessment of Shandong petroleum refining industry enterprises or production facilities construction projects, the formulation and revision of Shandong volatile organic pollutant emission standards, the management of pollution permits, and the selection of pollution prevention technologies
.
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This guide can be used as a reference for the environmental impact assessment of Shandong petroleum refining industry enterprises or production facilities construction projects, the formulation and revision of Shandong volatile organic pollutant emission standards, the management of pollution permits, and the selection of pollution prevention technologies
.
The documents cited in the preparation of this guide include: GB/T 4754-2017 Classification of National Economic Industries; GB/T 8017 Determination of Vapor Pressure of Petroleum Products by Reid Method; GB/T 13347 Petroleum Gas Pipeline Flame Arresters; GB 15562.
1 Environmental Protection Graphical sign---Emission port (source); GB/T 16157 Determination of particulate matter and gaseous pollutant sampling method in the exhaust of stationary pollution sources; GB 14554 Emission standard for odor pollutants; GB 30981 Limits of harmful substances in industrial protective coatings; GB 31570 Petroleum Refining Industry Pollutant Emission Standard; GB 37822 Unorganized Emission Control Standard of Volatile Organic Compounds; GB 50057 Building Lightning Protection Design Code; GB 50160 Petrochemical Enterprise Design Fire Protection Code; HJ/T 386 Environmental Protection Product Technical Requirements Industrial Waste Gas Adsorption Purification Device; HJ/T 389 Environmental Protection Product Technical Requirements Industrial Organic Waste Gas Catalytic Purification Device; HJ/T 397 Stationary Source Waste Gas Monitoring Technical Specification; HJ 853 Pollutant Discharge Permit Application and Issuance Technical Specification Petrochemical Industry; HJ 880 Pollutant Discharge Unit Self-Monitoring Technical Guide for Petroleum Refining industry; HJ 944 General Rules for Environmental Management Ledgers and Pollution Permit Implementation Report Technical Specifications for Pollutant Discharge Units (for Trial Implementation); HJ 1093 Technical Specifications for Industrial Organic Waste Gas Treatment by Regenerative Combustion Method; HJ 2026 Technical Specifications for Industrial Organic Waste Gas Treatment by Adsorption Method ; HJ 2027 Catalytic Combustion Method Industrial Organic Waste Gas Treatment Engineering Technical Specifications; DB 37/2801.
6 Volatile Organic Compound Emission Standard Part 6: Organic Chemical Industry; DB 37/3161 Organic Chemical Enterprise Sewage Treatment Plant (Station) Volatile Organic Compounds and Odor Pollution Emissions standards
.
1 Environmental Protection Graphical sign---Emission port (source); GB/T 16157 Determination of particulate matter and gaseous pollutant sampling method in the exhaust of stationary pollution sources; GB 14554 Emission standard for odor pollutants; GB 30981 Limits of harmful substances in industrial protective coatings; GB 31570 Petroleum Refining Industry Pollutant Emission Standard; GB 37822 Unorganized Emission Control Standard of Volatile Organic Compounds; GB 50057 Building Lightning Protection Design Code; GB 50160 Petrochemical Enterprise Design Fire Protection Code; HJ/T 386 Environmental Protection Product Technical Requirements Industrial Waste Gas Adsorption Purification Device; HJ/T 389 Environmental Protection Product Technical Requirements Industrial Organic Waste Gas Catalytic Purification Device; HJ/T 397 Stationary Source Waste Gas Monitoring Technical Specification; HJ 853 Pollutant Discharge Permit Application and Issuance Technical Specification Petrochemical Industry; HJ 880 Pollutant Discharge Unit Self-Monitoring Technical Guide for Petroleum Refining industry; HJ 944 General Rules for Environmental Management Ledgers and Pollution Permit Implementation Report Technical Specifications for Pollutant Discharge Units (for Trial Implementation); HJ 1093 Technical Specifications for Industrial Organic Waste Gas Treatment by Regenerative Combustion Method; HJ 2026 Technical Specifications for Industrial Organic Waste Gas Treatment by Adsorption Method ; HJ 2027 Catalytic Combustion Method Industrial Organic Waste Gas Treatment Engineering Technical Specifications; DB 37/2801.
6 Volatile Organic Compound Emission Standard Part 6: Organic Chemical Industry; DB 37/3161 Organic Chemical Enterprise Sewage Treatment Plant (Station) Volatile Organic Compounds and Odor Pollution Emissions standards
.
Pollution prevention technology
Process unorganized waste gas
.
1.
Enterprises should adopt fully enclosed, continuous, automated and other production technologies, as well as high-efficiency processes and equipment, to reduce unorganized waste gas emissions from processes
.
2.
The delayed coking device should be retrofitted with closed decoking technology to realize the closed operation of the whole process of petroleum coke, and the exhaust gas produced is concentratedly transported to the exhaust gas treatment device
.
3.
The safety valve, the pressure regulating valve temporary venting exhaust emissions should be closed unorganized collection, install and control facilities, treated to meet GB 31570, the DB 37 / 2801.
6, DB 37/3161 emissions requirements
.
.
1.
Enterprises should adopt fully enclosed, continuous, automated and other production technologies, as well as high-efficiency processes and equipment, to reduce unorganized waste gas emissions from processes
.
2.
The delayed coking device should be retrofitted with closed decoking technology to realize the closed operation of the whole process of petroleum coke, and the exhaust gas produced is concentratedly transported to the exhaust gas treatment device
.
3.
The safety valve, the pressure regulating valve temporary venting exhaust emissions should be closed unorganized collection, install and control facilities, treated to meet GB 31570, the DB 37 / 2801.
6, DB 37/3161 emissions requirements
.
Device and sealing point
1.
Enterprises should reduce or change the sealing points of equipment to control the fugitive emissions of VOCs according to the production situation
.
On the pipeline
Enterprises should reduce or change the sealing points of equipment to control the fugitive emissions of VOCs according to the production situation
.
On the pipeline
Try to use welding methods to reduce flange connections
.
On the premise of meeting process requirements and ensuring safety, plugs or blind plates should be installed on all open pipelines or open valves
.
2.
Enterprises should use pumps, pipe valves, compressors , filters , centrifuges, drying equipment, etc.
that have no leakage or small leakage
.
For materials with a true saturated vapor pressure greater than 27.
6 kPa, a leak-free pump should be used
.
3.
The enterprise should conduct visual observations on production, VOCs treatment equipment and pipeline components every week to check whether there is any visible leakage
.
4.
Enterprises should regularly carry out production, VOCs treatment equipment and LDAR of pipeline components, pumps, compressors, valves, open valves, open pipelines, gas/vapor pressure relief equipment, and sampling connection systems shall be inspected every 3 months; flanges and Other connecting parts and other sealing equipment shall be inspected every 6 months
.
Compressor filter .
On the premise of meeting process requirements and ensuring safety, plugs or blind plates should be installed on all open pipelines or open valves
.
2.
Enterprises should use pumps, pipe valves, compressors , filters , centrifuges, drying equipment, etc.
that have no leakage or small leakage
.
For materials with a true saturated vapor pressure greater than 27.
6 kPa, a leak-free pump should be used
.
3.
The enterprise should conduct visual observations on production, VOCs treatment equipment and pipeline components every week to check whether there is any visible leakage
.
4.
Enterprises should regularly carry out production, VOCs treatment equipment and LDAR of pipeline components, pumps, compressors, valves, open valves, open pipelines, gas/vapor pressure relief equipment, and sampling connection systems shall be inspected every 3 months; flanges and Other connecting parts and other sealing equipment shall be inspected every 6 months
.
Pollution Control Technology
General principles
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1.
The treatment of VOCs can adopt condensation, absorption, adsorption, membrane separation, biological, combustion technology, or a combination of the above technologies
.
2.
The selection of a VOCs treatment plan should comprehensively consider various factors, pay attention to the attributes of exhaust gas resources and energy, strengthen recycling and comprehensive utilization, and choose mature, reliable, energy-saving, economical, practical, risk-controllable, stable operation and The best solution to meet emission standards
.
Full consideration shall be given to the control and treatment of exhaust gas emission during abnormalities of exhaust gas treatment devices and accidents
.
.
1.
The treatment of VOCs can adopt condensation, absorption, adsorption, membrane separation, biological, combustion technology, or a combination of the above technologies
.
2.
The selection of a VOCs treatment plan should comprehensively consider various factors, pay attention to the attributes of exhaust gas resources and energy, strengthen recycling and comprehensive utilization, and choose mature, reliable, energy-saving, economical, practical, risk-controllable, stable operation and The best solution to meet emission standards
.
Full consideration shall be given to the control and treatment of exhaust gas emission during abnormalities of exhaust gas treatment devices and accidents
.
a) High-concentration VOCs waste gas (usually >30000 mg/m3) should be recycled and treated with a combination of absorption, condensation, adsorption, membrane separation and other technologies.
When the standard is not met, it will be supplemented with combustion technology to achieve standard emissions
.
b) For the medium and high concentration VOCs waste gas (usually 3000~30000 mg/m3), absorption technology should be used for recovery treatment when there is recovery value, and combustion technology should be used when there is no recovery value
.
c) For low and medium concentration VOCs waste gas (usually <3000 mg/m3), biotechnology, combustion technology, adsorption concentration-combustion technology, etc.
should be used
.
When the standard is not met, it will be supplemented with combustion technology to achieve standard emissions
.
b) For the medium and high concentration VOCs waste gas (usually 3000~30000 mg/m3), absorption technology should be used for recovery treatment when there is recovery value, and combustion technology should be used when there is no recovery value
.
c) For low and medium concentration VOCs waste gas (usually <3000 mg/m3), biotechnology, combustion technology, adsorption concentration-combustion technology, etc.
should be used
.
3.
Do not only use water or aqueous solution washing and absorption methods to treat waste gas containing non-water-soluble components
.
4.
High-concentration exhaust gas should not be mixed directly with high-volume, low-concentration exhaust gas, and exhaust gas containing VOCs should not be mixed with exhaust gas containing particulate matter and other pollutants
.
5.
The enterprise shall take measures to control or treat the secondary pollutants generated by the pollution control facilities
.
6.
VOCs treatment facilities should meet the relevant requirements for safe production and accident prevention
.
The explosion-proof and pressure-relief design of piping systems and combustion devices, as well as the design of fire passages, fire separation distances, safe evacuation, and the layout of fire hydrants shall meet the requirements of GB 50160
.
A flame arrestor should be installed on the exhaust gas pipeline containing VOCs in accordance with relevant regulations, and the performance of the flame arrestor should meet the requirements of GB/T 13347 and HJ/T 389
.
The installation of lightning protection devices should meet the requirements of GB 50057
.
Do not only use water or aqueous solution washing and absorption methods to treat waste gas containing non-water-soluble components
.
4.
High-concentration exhaust gas should not be mixed directly with high-volume, low-concentration exhaust gas, and exhaust gas containing VOCs should not be mixed with exhaust gas containing particulate matter and other pollutants
.
5.
The enterprise shall take measures to control or treat the secondary pollutants generated by the pollution control facilities
.
6.
VOCs treatment facilities should meet the relevant requirements for safe production and accident prevention
.
The explosion-proof and pressure-relief design of piping systems and combustion devices, as well as the design of fire passages, fire separation distances, safe evacuation, and the layout of fire hydrants shall meet the requirements of GB 50160
.
A flame arrestor should be installed on the exhaust gas pipeline containing VOCs in accordance with relevant regulations, and the performance of the flame arrestor should meet the requirements of GB/T 13347 and HJ/T 389
.
The installation of lightning protection devices should meet the requirements of GB 50057
.
Environmental management measures
1.
The enterprise should establish a ledger in accordance with the requirements of HJ 944 to record the name, purchase amount, VOCs content, usage, recycling, waste, whereabouts of the raw and auxiliary materials containing VOCs, maintenance items and main operating parameters of the exhaust gas collection system , The process flow, operating parameters, commissioning time, start and stop time, replacement time and amount of consumables, production, VOCs treatment equipment and pipeline components, visual observation, LDAR work, and self-monitoring of pollution treatment facilities
.
The retention period of the ledger shall not be less than 3 years
.
The enterprise should establish a ledger in accordance with the requirements of HJ 944 to record the name, purchase amount, VOCs content, usage, recycling, waste, whereabouts of the raw and auxiliary materials containing VOCs, maintenance items and main operating parameters of the exhaust gas collection system , The process flow, operating parameters, commissioning time, start and stop time, replacement time and amount of consumables, production, VOCs treatment equipment and pipeline components, visual observation, LDAR work, and self-monitoring of pollution treatment facilities
.
The retention period of the ledger shall not be less than 3 years
.
2.
Enterprises should design, construct and maintain permanent sampling ports, sampling test platforms and sewage outlet signs in accordance with GB/T 16157, HJ/T 397, GB 15562.
1 and other requirements
.
Enterprises should design, construct and maintain permanent sampling ports, sampling test platforms and sewage outlet signs in accordance with GB/T 16157, HJ/T 397, GB 15562.
1 and other requirements
.
3.
Enterprises should carry out self-monitoring in accordance with HJ 853 and HJ 880 requirements
.
Enterprises should carry out self-monitoring in accordance with HJ 853 and HJ 880 requirements
.
4.
Encourage qualified enterprises to install VOCs automatic monitoring equipment
.
Encourage qualified enterprises to install VOCs automatic monitoring equipment
.
5.
Enterprises should operate pollution control facilities in accordance with relevant laws, regulations, standards and technical specifications, and conduct regular maintenance and repairs to ensure the normal operation of the control facilities
.
Pollutant emissions should meet DB 37 / 2801.
6, GB 14554, GB 31570, GB 37822 requirements
.
Enterprises should operate pollution control facilities in accordance with relevant laws, regulations, standards and technical specifications, and conduct regular maintenance and repairs to ensure the normal operation of the control facilities
.
Pollutant emissions should meet DB 37 / 2801.
6, GB 14554, GB 31570, GB 37822 requirements
.
Original title: "Guidelines for Possible Technologies for the Prevention and Control of Volatile Organic Compound Pollution in the Petroleum Refining Industry" for comments