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Notice Of Certain Pollutants From Combustion Plants On Platforms At Sea

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om visse luftforurenende emissioner fra fyringsanlæg på platforme på havet

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Appendix 1 Information requirements for the application for approval of combustion plants, cf. § 3
Appendix 2 Check-check

Publication on certain air polluting emissions from combustion plants on platforms at sea 1)

In accordance with section 7 (2), 1, no. 1, 2, 6, 8 and 9, section 7 (a) (a), 1, section 35 (4). 2, section 39, paragraph. 3, section 80, paragraph. Rule 110 (1) and 110 (1). 3, in the law of environmental protection, cf. Law Order no. 879 of 26. June 2010, as amended by law no. 446 of 23. May 2012 and law no. 1149 of 11. December 2012 :

§ 1. The commuting shall comprise combustion plants with a total nominal thermal power of 50 MW or more on platforms at sea. The notice is in addition to the rules in the notice of the approval of the list company.

Paragraph 2. The notice also lays down requirements for the emission of NO x however, from combustion plants with a nominal thermal output greater than 30 MW, for piston motors and turbines 10 MW, positioned on platforms at sea and not forming into combustion plants with a single nominal thermal output of 50 MW or more.

Paragraph 3. The commotion does not include combustion plants used for crans, emergency generators and fire water pumps, located on platforms at sea.

§ 2. For the purposes of this notice :

1) ' firing facility ` means a technical orientation in which fuel oxytheirs is used for the purpose of the heat generated by it.

2) Fire installations with a single nominal rated thermal power of 50 MW or more : firing facilities that are permanently installed on a platform at sea, and which in itself or with other combustion plants installed on the same platform have a unified nominal thermal output of 50 MW or more.

3) Platform at sea :

a) Installations from which the investigation or production of hydrocarbons are carried out from underground underground at the bottom of the sea.

b) Installations used for the accommodation of persons engaged in or at the installations referred to in (a).

c) Other installations at sea which are used in the context of the investigation or production of hydrocarbons, including storage and loading facilities.

d) Other facilities at sea, such as windmill plants.

4) Operating Hours : The hours expressed in hours in which the combustion plant is wholly or partly in operation and emit emissions in the air, except for the start-up and decommissioning periods.

5) Emission : Emission to the air of substances from combustion plants.

6) Fuel : any solid, liquid or gaseous combustible substance which adds the combustion plant. Fuel does not include waste.

7) Shoe stone : a structure of one or more smoke channels that emitting exhaust gases for the purpose of emissions in the air.

8) PEMS : Predictive Emissions Meagle System.

9) AMS : Automatic Measurement System.

Paragraph 2. Platforms that are interconnected are considered to be one platform.

§ 3. Applications for the approval of combustion plants on platforms covered by Section 1 (1). 1, shall contain the information set out in Appendix 1.

§ 4. The Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety, shall lay down in the approval 1, conditions for the maximum emission of NO x To the air.

§ 5. The company shall carry out own checks on combustion plants covered by Section 1 (1). In accordance with the rules set out in Annex 2, the Management Board may lay down additional terms and conditions for the self-control to be carried out.

§ 6. The company shall carry out measurements of emissions from combustion plants covered by Section 1 (1). Two, according to the rules set out in Annex 2.

§ 7. The Danish Agency shall ensure that the provisions of this notice are complied with.

§ 8. Unless higher penalties have been imposed on the other legislation, the penalty shall be punished by fine ;

1) is in breach of section 5, section 6 or section 9 (4). 3, or

2) will override the terms and conditions laid down in section 4 or section 5.

Paragraph 2. The sentence may rise to prison for two years if the infringement has been committed intentionally or by gross negligence and if there is a breach of the infringement proceedings ;

1) damage to the environment or to the detriment of the environment, or

2) obtained or intended for the economic benefit of the person concerned itself or others, including in the case of savings.

Paragraph 3. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of Chapter 5 of the penal code.

§ 9. The announcement will enter into force on the seventh. January 2013.

Paragraph 2. Companies covered by Section 1 (1). 1 and established before 7. In January 2013, applications shall apply for approval under Chapter 5 of the Act by 1. July, 2013.

Paragraph 3. Measurements on combustion plants covered by Section 1 (1). 2 and established before 7. January 2013, must be completed before 1. July, 2013.

The Ministry of Environment, the 20th. December 2012

Ida Auken

/ Michel Schilling

Appendix 1

Information requirements for the application for approval of combustion plants, cf. § 3

A. Applics for applicant and ownership
1)
The name of the applicant, the address and phone number.
2)
Company name, address, and CVR and P number.
3)
Information about the company's focal point : name, address, and telephone number.
B. Details of the company's type
4)
Brief description of the application submitted. Indication of whether there is a existing combustion plant, about operational extensions / alterations to a existing combustion plant or a new plant. In the case of the extension of a non-approved combustion plant, which will be subject to approval due to enlargement, details of the entire combustion plant must be provided for information. enlargement.
5)
If the application submitted is temporary, the expected date of termination must be reported.
"C." Information on establishment
6)
Information about the design of design changes on the platform.
7)
Expected times for the start and end of construction work and for the start of the combustion plant operation. If the application includes planned extensions or changes, cf. The section 36 of the protection of the environment shall also be provided with the expected timescale for the implementation of these.
D. Information relating to the location and operation of the combustion plant
8)
The name of the platform, the oversight map in appropriate yardstick (e.g. 1:500,000), specifying the location of the platform with the coordinates and indication of the coordinates of the coordinators. The map seems to be in a north arrow.
9)
The annual operating time of each combustion plant that is part of the total combustion plant.
"E." Drawings of the method of combustion
10)
The technical description, cf. the following points F and H shall be accompanied by drawings, where relevant, to the following :
-the location on the platform of the individual combustion plants forming part of the overall combustion plant ;
-the location of the chimneys.
The drawings must be on the scale of the scale and the north arrow.
-F. Description of the production of combustion plants
11)
Information relating to the total nominal of the combustion plant (MW) and the nominal rated thermal power (MW) of the individual combustion plants forming part of the total combustion plant, and the nature and consumption of fuel in all and the individual combustion plants which are part of the overall installation.
12)
Description of the plant type and use of the individual combustion plants included in the total combustion plant.
13)
Information on possible operational disturbances or accidents may lead to significant increases in pollution as a result of normal operation.
14)
Information concerning special conditions in connection with the start-up / shutdown of installations.
G. Information on the choice of best available technique (BAT)
15)
Decision of the selected technology and other techniques in order to prevent, or if this is not possible, limit the emission of NO x from the firing system, including a reason for why this is considered the best available technique. The statement must go on the basis of the criteria set out in Annex 5 in the announcement of the approval of list companies.
In addition, the statement shall contain a summary of the most significant of the possible alternatives that the applicant has examined.
H. Information on pollution and pollution mitigation measures
16)
Bulk Stream of NO x from the total combustion plant and the individual combustion plants therein, as well as the emission concentration in the chimneys from those specified. For installations established before 7. In January 2013, the results of AMS or PEMS measurements must be submitted for a representative period of at least one month. Measurements of emissions from an installation may represent emissions from equivalent installations, provided that the operator can document that the design and use of the plant, including the fuel inlaid, is so similar that it is to be assumed that emissions will also be taken ; be identical to identical operating conditions.
Description of the chosen purification methods and the rate of purification for the individual substances that have been added.
17)
Information on emissions of combustion plants from diffuse sources.
18)
Information on deviant emissions in connection with the start-up / shutdown of installations.
YOU. Information on operating disturbances and accidents
(19)
Information on specific emissions at the disorders or accidents referred to in paragraph 13.
20)
Description of the measures taken to deal with disruption and accidents.
21)
Description of the measures taken to limit the effects on people and the environment of the operating disorders or accidents referred to in paragraph 13.
HEY, J. Non-technical summary
(22)
The information contained in the application shall be summarized in a non-technical summary.

Appendix 2

Check-check

Auto check on O 2 and AMS or equivalent checks of NO, x the emission,

1. The individual combustion plants forming part of a combustion plant covered by Section 1, stk.1 must be fitted with the measurement equipment for O ; 2 and with AMS-measurement equipment for NO x , or to perform measurement by another method (e.g. PEMS) that provides an equivalent measure to ensure that the measurement of the quantity of the NO measured is measured ; x , calculated as NO 2 -Equivalents, stay like the AMS target.

2. A firing facility covered by Section 1 (1). 2, must be fitted with measurement equipment for O. 2 and with AMS-measurement equipment for NO x , or to perform measurement by another method (e.g. PEMS) that provides an equivalent measure to ensure that the measurement of the quantity of the NO measured is measured ; x , calculated as NO 2 -Equivalents, stay like the AMS target.

3. Kontinuert measure of NO x and of operational parameters and quality assurance of the automatic measurement systems and the reference measurement methods used for calibration of these systems shall be carried out in accordance with CEN standards. If there is no CEN standards, ISO standards, national or other international standards shall apply, which shall ensure that information of equivalent scientific quality is obtained, use. The quality assurance shall be carried out on each 5. Years.

4. The PEMS control must be carried out once a year in accordance with the DS/EN 14181, to the extent that it is technically possible. The measurements must be carried out by a laboratory accredited to measurements of NO, x and other parameters needed to validate the PEMS results. On dual-fuel turbines using gas as primary fuel source and diesel in short-term backups, emissions may be used to be the same as the emission of the emission, but with gas ; as fuel. Short-term backup periods are less than 500 operating hours per Years.

5. Quality assurance of AMS on installations covered by Section 1 (1). 2 shall be implemented in accordance with the principles of EN14181. The AMS must be calibrated at the entry into service (QAL2 comprehensive 5 parallel measurements taken over a single day). Thereafter, AMS checks parallel measurements according to reference methods (AST inclusive 3 parallel measurements) each 3. Years. AMS must review annual auditions and an annual service inspection (function test without linearization). AMS is after and adjusted with calibration gases following the supplier's instructions (as a replacement for QAL3). Alternative methods (e.g. PEMS) shall be subject to quality assurance and verified in accordance with the principles of EN14181, as described for AMS, to the extent technically possible.

6. Quality requirement (95% confidens_range) for NO x is 20% of the valid range of calibration range for AMS/PEMS or 20% of a possible emission limit value. The lowest quality requirement is selected.

7. The total emission of NO x from a combustion plant subject to section 1 (1). 1, and the emission of the individual combustion plants included herein, shall be recorded over a calendar year, shall be reported annually before the end of February the subsequent year shall be reported to the Environmental Management Board. Emissions from combustion plants covered by Section 1 (1). 2, over a calendar year, annually before the end of February shall be reported to the Environmental Management Board (EPA).

8. The results of the measures referred to in no. 3 and 4 shall be forwarded to the Environmental Management Agency within two months of completion of the AMS, together with updated calibration curves, for PEMS, together with curves showing measured and prefixed emissions for the individual installations at different workloads ; of the installations.

Official notes

1) The announcement makes provision for the implementation of parts of the Directive 2010 /75/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24. Nov. 2010 on industrial emissions (integrated prevention and control of pollution), EU Official Journal 2010, nr. L 334, page 17.