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Q487. Under onshore natural gas processing where would you report vent emissions? We have a membrane plant (sweet gas so no acid gas removal) where we remove CO2 and vent. Should this be reported under flare as unlit?
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A487.

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If

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a

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membrane

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unit

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is

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used

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to

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remove

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CO2

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from

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natural

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gas

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containing

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concentrations

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of

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hydrogen

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sulfide

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or

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carbon

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dioxide

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that

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exceed

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the

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concentrations

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specified

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for

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commercially

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saleable

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nature

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gas,

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then

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emissions

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must

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be

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calculated

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and

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reported

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as

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specified

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in

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§98.233

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(d),

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as

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this

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process

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meets

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the

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definition

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of

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acid

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gas

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removal

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unit

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in

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§98.238.

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Please

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see

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EPA-HQ-OAR-2009-0923-1298-18

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in

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the

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Response

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To

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Comments

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(1719

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1720)

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http://www.epa.gov/ghgreporting/documents/pdf/2010/Subpart-W_RTC_part2.pdf

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for

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further

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details

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on

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the

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definitions

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of

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sweet

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and

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sour

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gas.

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Source: EPA, Frequently Asked Questions, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, July 2011, [http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/emissions/downloads11/documents/Subpart-W-additional-faq.pdf].  Answer updated to include H2S and exceeds language

Approval / Publishing History: Version 3, Revised to update URLs per direction from K. Sibold, 9/27/2012

Expiration: none

Relevant Subpart: W, Onshore Gas Processing
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