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{longname} Q618. There are differences in the applicability tool calculation spreadsheets for the estimation of vented emission from reciprocating compressor rod-packing venting. In the Transmission Compression Tool the units are "number of compressor cylinders" while in the Underground NG Storage Tool the units are "number of compressors". What is the difference and which do you think should be used? {longname} |
A618.
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EPA
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has
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developed
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the
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calculation
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spreadsheets
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using
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best
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available
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data
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to
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help
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industry
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determine
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applicability.
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Based
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on
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the
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data
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available,
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EPA
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has
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developed
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factors
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on
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a
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per
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cylinder
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level
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and
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compressor
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level
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for
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transmission
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and
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underground
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storage
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segments,
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respectively.
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The
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transmission
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compression
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tool
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may
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be
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used
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for
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the
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transmission
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segment
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and
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the
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underground
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storage
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tool
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for
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underground
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storage
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segment.
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Please
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note
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that
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the
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applicability
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tool
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is
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intended
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to
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assist
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reporting
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facilities/owners
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in
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understanding
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key
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provisions
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of
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the
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rule.
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They
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are
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not
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intended
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to
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be
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a
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substitute
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for
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the
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rule.
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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].
Approval / Publishing History: Version 1 Updated and approved by M. Eaddy 2/5/12
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