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{longname}Q687. If all of our coal mine methane gets piped offsite to another facility, what do we need to report? {longname} |
A687.
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If
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the
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coal
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mine
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and
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the
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other
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facility
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are
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separate
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facilities
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under
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the
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“facility” definition
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in
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40
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CFR
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98.6
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and
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the
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coal
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mine
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meets
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the
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reporting
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threshold,
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as
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defined
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in
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40
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CFR
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98.2,
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then
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the
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mine
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must
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(1)
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calculate
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and
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report
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methane
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liberation
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according
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to
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equations
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FF-1
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through
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FF–4,
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and
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(2)
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calculate
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and
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report
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methane
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and
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CO2
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emissions
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according
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to
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equations
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FF–7 and
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FF-8,
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respectively.
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If
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the
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gas
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is
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transported
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off–site for
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destruction,
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then
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the
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mine
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should
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use
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a
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destruction
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efficiency
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(DE)
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of
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1.0
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in
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equation
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FF–5. Note that if the mine owns and operates any stationary combustion devices at the mine, the mine would report emissions from these combustion devices under Subpart C. However, the mine would not report emissions from stationary combustion devices located at a separate off–site facility that combusts gas from the mine.
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