Title: Q702. For a startup, shutdown, or malfunction (SSM) event lasting several days, should the flare flow term in Equation Y-3 include the cumulative flow for the entire event or only for the day(s) during which the 500,000 scf per day threshold was exceeded?  
Author: Dick Richards Nov 27, 2012
Last Changed by: Katelin Le Oct 28, 2019
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