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MON Batch Leak Detection and Repair Data Facility Plant Name LDAR Program Product Processes Inspection Frequency M = Monthly Q = Quarterly A = Annually E = After equipment change O = Other Leak Definition A = 500 ppmv B = 1,000 ppmv C = 10,000 ppmv D = Bubble formation E = Sensory detection O = Other Detection Method A = EPA Method 21 B = Sight, smell, sound C = Gas detection or alram system D = Soap w ater application E = None O = Other Leak Program Comment1 1 2 3 4 5 Rhone-Poulenc Inc., New Brunswick, NJ Franklin International - Polymer Division, Columbus, OH The Euclid Chemical Co., Cleveland, OH Para-Chem, Inc.- Simpsonville Plant, Simpsonville, SC Para-Chem, Inc. - Dalton Plant, Dalton, GA No No Yes Yes Yes No No all All All O-daily A A E D and\or E D and\or E B B and\or D B and\or D Site is currently implementing a preventtive maintanence program plant air exceeds or approaches permissible OSHA levels. 6 The Glidden Company, Huron, OH 8 Evans Chemetics, Waterloo, NY THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, NIAGARA 9 FALLS, NY Tennessee Eastman Division, 10 Kingsport, TN Yes No all A E B BPCI - Sand Springs Manufacturing 11 Plant, Sand Springs, OK Yes DIXIE CHEMICAL COMPANY, 12 PASADENA, TX YES All All processes in Plant A are monitored. Dibasic Esters in Plant B is not monitored. Q A A Q A A Building 80 Ion Exchange Resin manufacture does not participate in a formal LDAR program. Rohm and Haas Company 13 Philadelphia Plant, Philadelphia, PA Yes 14 DynaChem, Inc., Georgetown, IL Hercules, Inc. - Hattiesburg, MS 15 Plant, Hattiesburg, MS Schenectady International, Inc. Rotterdam Junction Facility, 16 Rotterdam Junction, NY Geo Specialty Chemicals, 17 Cedartown, GA Velsicol Chemical Corporation, 18 Chattanooga, TN Yes No Building R-11 Ion Exchange Resin A R2 Reactor, Benzene Sulfonic Acid Production M C D,E A B No Yes Yes Naphthalene Sulfonic Acid Benzoyl Cholride, Benzophenone O Semi ann ? A ? A, B A HON LDAR HON LDAR Monthly and Quarterly Monitoring on Hazardous Waste Storage tanks and associated piping components CCP-Chatham Facility, Chatham, 19 VA CCP- Houston Facility, Houston, 20 TX No Yes Hazardous Waste Only Components in VOC Service DCPD Processes M, Q Q Q C A C A A, B A, B TX 28M 21 CCP-Marshall Facility, Marshall, TX Yes Monitoring of components in VOC service with vapor pressure >0.5psi Page 1 of 10 MON Batch Leak Detection and Repair Data Facility Plant Name LDAR Program Product Processes Inspection Frequency M = Monthly Q = Quarterly A = Annually E = After equipment change O = Other Leak Definition A = 500 ppmv B = 1,000 ppmv C = 10,000 ppmv D = Bubble formation E = Sensory detection O = Other Detection Method A = EPA Method 21 B = Sight, smell, sound C = Gas detection or alram system D = Soap w ater application E = None O = Other Leak Program Comment1 CCP-North Kansas City Facility, 22 North Kansas City, MO CCP-Pennsanken Facility, 23 Pennsanken, NJ CCP-Saukville Facility, Saukville, 24 WI Troy Chemical Corporation, 25 Newark, NJ MacDermid Imaging Technology 26 Incorporated, Middletown, DE HENKEL CORPORATION - LOS ANGELES OPERATIONS, LOS 27 ANGELES, CA Morton International Inc. 28 Ringwood Plant, Ringwood, IL No No Yes All A C A Comply with N.J. LDAR Program Comply with N.J. LDAR Program Yes Cobalt Compound Products Q B A No All A,E E B,C Informal program in place FUGITIVE EMISSIONS OF VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS Yes No ALL N/A Q N/A B N/A A N/A Arkansas Eastman Division, 29 Batesville, AR No ISP Chemicals Inc., Calvert City, 31 KY 32 Henkel Corporation, Kankakee, IL Union Camp Corporation, Wayne, 33 NJ Novartis Crop Protection, Inc. - St. 34 Gabriel Plant Site, St. Gabriel, LA Yes Yes No N/A Gantrez B HMWT and Gantrez B LMWT : pumps, pressure relief devices, valves, flanges, connectors, and closed vent system All N/A N/A N/A Subpart V (like VV except monthly) As part of our equipment inspection, each shift, all equipment is evaluated for leaks, etc.. There is no formal required regulatory program for all of the miscellaneous equipment at this facility. Required by 40 CFR 61 Subparts J and V (Benzene NESHAP) for product process lines Gantrez B HMWT and Gantrez B LMWT. By process O=mix of weekly, M, Q, and A O=daily, E Z= Mix of A, C, and E C Z= Mix of A and B A.B Yes All Q, A, E, M A, B, C, E A, B LA non-HON LDAR LA non-HON LDAR Emissions survey done once in 1994 for title V permit application. Total emissions : methanol - 0.17 TPY, MEK - 0.22 TPY, HCl - 0.158 TPY Bush Boake Allen Aroma and Terpene Chemicals, Jacksonville, 35 Fl PPG - Springdale Resin Plant, 37 Springdale, PA No No NA Not Applicable NA Not Applic NA Not Applic NA Not Applic Page 2 of 10 MON Batch Leak Detection and Repair Data Facility Plant Name LDAR Program Product Processes Inspection Frequency M = Monthly Q = Quarterly A = Annually E = After equipment change O = Other Leak Definition A = 500 ppmv B = 1,000 ppmv C = 10,000 ppmv D = Bubble formation E = Sensory detection O = Other Detection Method A = EPA Method 21 B = Sight, smell, sound C = Gas detection or alram system D = Soap w ater application E = None O = Other Leak Program Comment1 39 Grifftex Chemicals, Opelika, AL PPG Industries, Inc., Oak Creek, WI PPG - Circleville Resin Plant, Circleville, OH PPG - Delaware Resin Plant, Delaware, OH DUPONT FRONT ROYAL SITE, FRONT ROYAL, VA Ciba Specialty Corp. Newport Plant, Newport, DE Witco Corp. - Sistersville Plant, Friendly, WV Rhone-Poulenc Oil City, Oil City, PA The NutraSweet Kelco Company, Augusta, GA Yes "All" - reactor construction, steam pop-offs, reactor pop-off, rupture disc, man hole, flanges, pressure gauges, valves, motor, gear box, temperature recorder, controls, scales, condenser, receiver, vacuum pump M B WI LDAR Program - Q and C WI LDAR Program - Q and C 40 41 42 43 44 45 47 48 Yes No No No Yes Yes Yes No All Not Applicable Not Applicable N/A All methanol vessels and transfer lines All All M, Q, A Not Applic Not Applic N/A A A, E O (Semi-Annual) C, E Not Applic Not Applic N/A A A, B, D, E C A, B Not Applic Not Applic N/A A A, B, C, D A FIRST GO AROUND---LESS THAN 10 PPM BACKGROUND HON LDAR HON LDAR 49 BFGoodrich Co., Akron, OH Nation Ford Chemical Company, 50 Fort Mill, SC Yes Yes Reactive Liquid Polymers (RLP) and HYCAR (latex) All Q O (daily) C E A B A leak detection and repair program is currently in place for all acrylonitrile service. Union Carbide Corporation - Texas 51 City Plant, Texas City, TX Yes All Q A A TX 28M Voluntary Quarterly Monitoring. Low Vapor Pressure Exemptions are Available under TNRCC Regulation TAC 115.334. Albemarle Corporation - South 52 Plant, Magnolia, AR Yes 20f5 M, Q A, C, E A, B, C Saytrex RB100 -Subpart SAYTEX RB-100 for part 6, subpart VV ; NC-21 VV and NC-21 plant for part 61, Subpart V subpart V RCRA BB Requirement, we have not 40 CFR 265 found any leakers in over five years of Sub part BB testing over 4800+ samples. 40 CFR 265 Sub part BB 40 CFR 265 Sub part BB Du Pont - Fort Madison Plant, Fort 53 Madison, IA Kodak Park - Synthetic Chemicals 54 Division, Rochester, NY Yes N/A N/A M (pumps), A (valves) N/A N/A Yes Hazardous waste units only C A Page 3 of 10 MON Batch Leak Detection and Repair Data Facility Plant Name LDAR Program Product Processes Inspection Frequency M = Monthly Q = Quarterly A = Annually E = After equipment change O = Other Leak Definition A = 500 ppmv B = 1,000 ppmv C = 10,000 ppmv D = Bubble formation E = Sensory detection O = Other Detection Method A = EPA Method 21 B = Sight, smell, sound C = Gas detection or alram system D = Soap w ater application E = None O = Other Leak Program Comment1 56 Flexsys Nitro Plant, Nitro, WV Yes Flow Modifiers and Defoamers, Antioxidants -Santowhite Powder, Mercaptobenzothiazole, Sodium Mercaptobenzothiazole, Antioxidants - Sulfasan and Santovar, Antioxidants - Santonox Valves and pumps containing at least 10% VOC in light liquid or gas service Q Comments listed below apply to only Product delphi - 6 as the other two product line listed here do not have LDAR programs. C A, B E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. Inc. - Washington Works, 57 Parkersburg, WV HERCULES FRANKLIN PLANT, 59 Courtland, VA No No vessel pressure test for leak prevention. Product Gamma does not have an applied LDAR program Exxon Chemical Americas 60 Bayway Chemical Plant, Linden, NJ Yes Exxon Chemical Americas - Baton Rouge Chemical Plant, Baton 61 Rouge, LA Yes The Dexter Corporation, 62 Waukegan, IL Yes B, C, D Q B A ALL M, Q, T, A A, B, E O - visual A, B B LA non-HON Ciba Specialty Chemicals Corp, 63 McIntosh, AL The Lubrizol Corporation, 64 Painesville, OH Albright & Wilson Americas Inc., 65 Charleston, SC Yes No Yes All O - visual All P Products, All L Products, All D Products, All B Products, and All A Products except A-1, A- A,O(Subpart VV 2, and A-3 Equiv.) C A Ethylene dichoride stripping in unit "S" train "E" A A/C A 66 Arizona Chemical, Panama City, FL No Huntsman Petrochemical Corporation - Dayton Manufacturing Facility, Dayton, TX National Starch and Chemical Company - Meredosia, Meredosia, IL Cytec Industries, Wallingford, CT Cyro Industries - Wallingford, Wallingford, CT 67 Yes ALL Q A A 68 69 70 No Yes Yes ALL ALL O-DAILY M C C B A, B Page 4 of 10 MON Batch Leak Detection and Repair Data Facility Plant Name LDAR Program Product Processes Inspection Frequency M = Monthly Q = Quarterly A = Annually E = After equipment change O = Other Leak Definition A = 500 ppmv B = 1,000 ppmv C = 10,000 ppmv D = Bubble formation E = Sensory detection O = Other C Detection Method A = EPA Method 21 B = Sight, smell, sound C = Gas detection or alram system D = Soap w ater application E = None O = Other A Leak Program Comment1 71 Monsanto, Gonzalez, FL Elf Atochem North America, Inc. Channelview Complex, 72 Channelview, TX Yes Maleic Anhydride A Dimethyl Ester process Yes all Q 500 A The equipment is checked as part of the Mechanical Intregity and Preventive/Predictive Maintenance Programs. Henkel Corporation - Cincinnati 74 Plant, Cincinnati, OH 75 Amerchol-Edison, Edison, NJ No No Great Lakes Chemical Corporation 78 South, El Dorado, AR No National Starch and Chemical Company - Salisbury Plant, 79 Salisbury, NC No DuPont Mt. Clemens Plant, Mt. 80 Clemens, MI South Charleston Training Center, 81 South Charleston, WV 82 Chemol Co.,Inc., Greensboro, NC The Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Company, 83 Sacramento, CA Blue Ash Polymer/Waterbase 84 Plant, Blue Ash, OH Buckman Laboratories, 85 Incorporated, Cadet, MO Cincinnati Specialties,Inc., 86 Cincinnati, OH Zeeland Chemicals, Inc., Zeeland, 87 MI No No No Multifunction polycarbodiimide Production (MPP) N/A N/A N/A such as sealless pumps. However, will be implementing LDAR for new solvent recovery system under RCRA subpart BB. Yes No Yes No No all Q C A Part of each process M E B The Lubrizol Corporation - Deer 88 Park Plant, Deer Park, TX Yes N/A N/A Calcium Long Chain Alkaryl Sulfonate, Calcium Long Chain Alkylphenol Sulfide 1, Olefin Polysulfide, Chloralkyl Sulfide (D), Alkylated Phenol, Chloroalkyl Sulfide (ND) Q N/A N/A A A Testing frequency, leak definition varies with equipment, ie. valves quarterly, etc. Vacuum leaks fixed/found as needed; HON LDAR Kalama Chemical, Inc., Kalama, 89 WA The Lubrizol Corporation - Bayport 90 Plant, Pasadena, TX Yes Yes All All Q/M/A Q A/B A A,B A HON LDAR Page 5 of 10 MON Batch Leak Detection and Repair Data Facility Plant Name LDAR Program Product Processes Inspection Frequency M = Monthly Q = Quarterly A = Annually E = After equipment change O = Other Leak Definition A = 500 ppmv B = 1,000 ppmv C = 10,000 ppmv D = Bubble formation E = Sensory detection O = Other Detection Method A = EPA Method 21 B = Sight, smell, sound C = Gas detection or alram system D = Soap w ater application E = None O = Other Leak Program Comment1 Abemarle Coporation, Orangeburg, 91 SC No BIF Unit, Hazardous Waste Tanks and < 90 Day Hazardous Waste Accumulation Tanks. Weekly & M A&C A&B Reilly Industries, Inc., Indianapolis, 92 IN No BASF Corporation - PVP Plant, 93 Geismar, LA None Dow Corning Corporation - Midland 94 Plant, Midland, MI Yes Hercules Incorporated - Jefferson 95 Plant, West Elizabeth, PA Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. 96 Piedmont Plant, Piedmont, SC Aristech Chemical Corporation 97 Neville Island Plant, Pittsburgh, PA Salsbury Chemicals, Inc., Charles 99 City, IA THE P.D. GEORGE COMPANY, 100 ST. LOUIS, MO Soluol Chemical Co., Inc., West 101 Warwick, RI 102 3M Tonawanda, Tonawanda, NY Ashland Chemical Company Jacksonville, AR - Composite 103 Polymers, Jacksonville, AR BIF unit and a Subpart CC LDAR program for its RCRA hazardous 40 CFR 265 waste tanks and < 90 day Sub part CC accumulation tanks. No. 4 below: equipment operating under pressure is pressure tested prior to manufacturing for visible leaks. EG303-01 M E A Midland Plant. Monthly visual; Annual 10,000 ppm w/ Method 21 No No NA meet the EPA protocol No No Yes No No ALL M,Q E B No South Coast Air Quality Management District Rule 1173 South Coast Air Quality Management District Rule 1173; Audio-visual inspection every 8 hrs, quarterly inspections using EPA Method 21 and leak definition of 1,000 ppm Ashland Chemical Company - Los Angeles - Composite Polymers, 104 Los Angeles, CA 105 W.G. Krummrich Plant, Sauget, IL Hercules - Brunswick Plant, 107 Brunswick, GA 108 Norco Chemical Plant, Norco, LA Allco Chemical Corporation 109 Jayhawk Plant, Galena, KS Yes No All A & O (daily) C&B A No Yes No reduction efforts, primarily for certain continous processes at the facility. pump seals, valves, connectors M, Q, A C, A, A A Page 6 of 10 MON Batch Leak Detection and Repair Data Facility Plant Name LDAR Program Product Processes Inspection Frequency M = Monthly Q = Quarterly A = Annually E = After equipment change O = Other Leak Definition A = 500 ppmv B = 1,000 ppmv C = 10,000 ppmv D = Bubble formation E = Sensory detection O = Other Detection Method A = EPA Method 21 B = Sight, smell, sound C = Gas detection or alram system D = Soap w ater application E = None O = Other Leak Program Comment1 Akzo Nobel Chemicals Inc., Gallipolis Ferry Plant, Gallipolis 110 Ferry, WV Yes "ALL" for West Virginia's WV 45 CSR 27 regulated processes in Area C; Area R; Area W; Area B; and Area M. A,M and E A,C and E A,B,C,D,O Like HON weekly walkthroughs(sight,sound,olfactory) and quarterly checks utilizing gas analyzers. Some units have no program. TX 28VHP LDAR Phillips Petroleum Company PHILTEX/ RYTON COMPLEX, 111 BORGER, TX Yes 112 3V Inc., Georgetown, SC No PRODUCTS A,B,D,E,G,H,I O (varies) TABANOL 3, TABANOL 5, TABANOL NA PRESSURE TEST ON DRYERS varies varies TX 28VHP Ashland Chemical Company Composite Polymers Div. - Colton 114 Facility, Colton, CA Yes Line in contact with styrene A C (major); B (minor) A South Coast Air Quality Management District Rule 1173 South Coast Air Quality Management District Rule 1173; Audio-visual inspection every 8 hrs, quarterly inspections using EPA Method 21 and leak definition of 1,000 ppm All lines containing resin, styrene, dicyclopentadiene, maleic anhydride and phthalic anhydride Ashland Chemical Company Composite Polymers Div. - Bartow 115 Manufacturing Facility, Bartow, FL Yes Ashland Chemical Company Ashtabula Composite Polymers, 116 Ashtabula, OH No Ashland Chemical Company Petrochem Div. - Neville Island 117 Plant, Pittsburgh, PA Yes Ashland Chemical Company Composite Polymers Div. 118 Philadelphia Plant, Philadelphia, PA Yes Ashland Chemical Company Composite Polymers Div. 118 Philadelphia Plant, Philadelphia, PA Yes Ashland Chemical Company Calumet City, Specialty Products 119 and Adhesives, Calumet City, IL No Lines Q C A Maleic anhydride batch refiner Q C&A A Subpart VV C for reporting; A for maintenance. C is the regulatory driver (Subpart VV); however, facility repairs at A Polyester production A B A Vinyl ester Q B A 121 Olin Corporation, Rochester, NY Sterling Chemical, Inc. Texas City 122 Plant, Texas City, TX 123 Bell Aromatics, Milwaukee, WI 124 BFG Henry Plant, Henry, IL Yes Yes No Yes P-1, P-9, P-10, P-11, P-13, P-15, P-19, P-22 Tert-Butylamine All A M-pumps; Qother; O-Daily O (weekly) E & O (visual and PI B & O (visual and PI detector reading) detector) A, E O (liquids) A, B (daily) B, C 6NYCRR 595-599 TX 28MID Requirements under 6NYCRR 595599 and voluntary emissions mitigation measures TX 28MID LDAR Program Page 7 of 10 MON Batch Leak Detection and Repair Data Facility Plant Name LDAR Program Product Processes Inspection Frequency M = Monthly Q = Quarterly A = Annually E = After equipment change O = Other Leak Definition A = 500 ppmv B = 1,000 ppmv C = 10,000 ppmv D = Bubble formation E = Sensory detection O = Other Detection Method A = EPA Method 21 B = Sight, smell, sound C = Gas detection or alram system D = Soap w ater application E = None O = Other Leak Program Comment1 125 125 126 127 128 129 130 Niacet Corporation, Niagara Falls, NY Niacet Corporation, Niagara Falls, NY Morton International, Inc. Cincinnati Facility, Cincinnati, OH Lilly Industries (USA), In., Indianapolis, IN Keil Chemical Division, Hammond, IN Morton International Inc. - WAL, West Alexandria, OH Zeneca Specialties, Inc. - Mt. Pleasant Site, Mt. Pleasant, TN No No No No Yes Yes Yes Chloroacetic acid Sodium phenoxyacetate NA Flame retardant additive production All Product E NA M O (Weekly) M, Q NA B E C, E NA A B, C A, B Texas REg. 5 and NESHAPs FF DuPont Sabine River Works, 131 Orange, TX Akzo Nobel Chemicals Inc., 132 McCook, IL Akzo Nobel Chemicals Inc., 132 McCook, IL Akzo Nobel Chemicals Inc., Morris, 133 IL Akzo Nobel Chemicals Inc., Morris, 133 IL Akzo Nobel Chemicals Inc., Morris, 133 IL 3M Company - Cordova, Cordova, 134 IL 3M Company - Cottage Grove, 135 Cottage Grove, MN 136 3M Decatur, Decatur, AL Unitex Chemical Corporation, 137 Greensboro, NC Air Products Manufacturing 138 Corporation, Wichita, KS General Electric Company Waterford Operations, Waterford, 139 NY Schenectady International, Inc. 140 Texas Operations, Freeport, TX Rohm and Haas Company - Bristol 141 Site, Bristol, PA Rohm and Haas Company - Bristol 141 Site, Bristol, PA Yes No No No No No No No No Yes Yes Product P -3065 Bldg. Ethochemical Production Area Arquad Production Area Arquad production Area Batch Hydrogen Quaternary Ammonium Salt Production Areas M 0(twice) 0(twice) O (twice) O (twice) O (twice) B C(first test); A(2nd test) C(first test); A(2nd test) C (1st test), A92nd test) C (1st test), A92nd test) C (1st test), A92nd test) A A A A A A Texas REg. 5 and NESHAPs FF Voluntary Program Voluntary Program All Products A, B, D, E, F, H, and I M M E O- 100 ppm B A,B Voluntary program dianiline No Yes Yes Yes M M Q A E C A,B B A Page 8 of 10 MON Batch Leak Detection and Repair Data Facility Plant Name LDAR Program Product Processes Inspection Frequency M = Monthly Q = Quarterly A = Annually E = After equipment change O = Other Leak Definition A = 500 ppmv B = 1,000 ppmv C = 10,000 ppmv D = Bubble formation E = Sensory detection O = Other B Detection Method A = EPA Method 21 B = Sight, smell, sound C = Gas detection or alram system D = Soap w ater application E = None O = Other A Leak Program Comment1 Rohm and Haas Company - Bristol 141 Site, Bristol, PA Yes General Electric Company - Selkirk 142 Operation, Selkirk, NY No Sartomer Company, Inc., West 143 Chester, PA No Neville Chemical Company - Neville 144 Island Facility, Pittsburgh, PA Yes The Dow Chemical Company, 145 Pittsburg, CA 146 Dow Joliet Site, Channahon, IL Components in Light Liquid Service M, Q, A C,E B,C Yes Yes All All line containing HAPs O (Weekly) Q E C B A RCRA BB Monitoring per RCRA regulation WVOAQ Reg 21 Section 37 Neville Chemical Company has instituted a LDAR program in accordance with their approved RACT Demonstration Plan Plant does weekly documented valve inspection on acutely hazardous materials lines Voluntary program for Derkane Production Union Carbide Corporation - South Charleston Plant, South 147 Charleston, WV Yes Union Carbide Corporation - South Charleston Plant, South 147 Charleston, WV Yes 148 Sunbelt Chemicals, Palm Coast, FL No Specialty Surfactant Unit - RCRA Tank System Only per RCRA BB regulation per RCRA BB regulation per RCRA BB regulation RCRA BB Monitoring per RCRA regulation Valves, pumps, PSVs per WVOAQ Reg 21 Section 37; All VOCs > 10% HMP-123 Q C A,B 149 Huls America, Inc., Theodore, AL Yes All Q C A Like VV Organic Intermediates and Silanes Finishing implement voluntary LDAR programs. Sigma Chemical Company 150 Second Street Plant, St. Louis, MO No All components that have an aggrgate VOC partial pressure of 0.002 psia at 100 deg F and an operating pressure of at least 0.725 psia below ambient BASF Corporation - Freeport 152 Works, Freeport, TX Yes E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. - Chamber Works, Deepwater, 153 NJ Yes E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co., Inc. - Chamber Works, Deepwater, 153 NJ Yes 154 McGean-Rohco, Inc., Atlanta, GA Yes See comment 1 Zonyl 7040 - Standardizer plus drumming lines. Stadis 450 Reactor plus lines. N-130 Reactor plus lines. DRL-6 Reactor plus lines. Monochloroacetone - Reactor plus lines. Q A A TX 28MID A C A Comply with N.J. LDAR Program All All O(as noted E E E B B Page 9 of 10 MON Batch Leak Detection and Repair Data Facility Plant Name LDAR Program Product Processes Inspection Frequency M = Monthly Q = Quarterly A = Annually E = After equipment change O = Other Leak Definition A = 500 ppmv B = 1,000 ppmv C = 10,000 ppmv D = Bubble formation E = Sensory detection O = Other Detection Method A = EPA Method 21 B = Sight, smell, sound C = Gas detection or alram system D = Soap w ater application E = None O = Other Leak Program Comment1 Fuji Hunt Specialty Products 155 Company, Dayton, TN ANGUS - STERLINGTON OPERATIONS, STERLINGTON, 156 LA Rohm & Haas Texas, Rohm & Haas Lone Star, RohMax, Deer 157 Park, TX No NITROALCOHOLS, AMINO ALCOHOLS, OXAZOLIDINES, ISOPROPYLHYDROXYLAMINES M,Q,A All at Rohm and Haas Lonestar, Methyl Methacrylate only at RohMax Q Yes A A LA non-HON Yes C A TX 28M Three areas are monitored and reported under IAC 218.421. Three other areas are monitored as an "in IAC 218.421 house" leak reduction Like Subpart VV No 158 Stepan Millsdale Plant, Elwood, IL 159 Sofix Corporation, , The C. P. Hall Company, Bedford 160 Park, IL Hickson DanChem Corporation, 161 Danville, VA Yes Yes No No See comment 1 All processes involving the HAP used A Quarterly C 10,000 ppm A ova 162 Witco Corporation, Mapleton, IL. Uniroyal Chemical Co., Inc., 163 Naugatuck, CT Sherwin-Williams Baltimore, 164 Baltimore, MD Sherwin-Williams Automotive 165 Finishes Corp., Richmond, KY No Yes Yes Yes METHYL CHLORIDE FIRST, THEN ACRYLONITRILE AND FINALLY FORMALDEHYDE PROCESSESS. All All lines All A/E Q O (weekly) O (daily) D/E/O C E E C/D/O A B B PROCESS. THIS PROGRAM SHOULD BE IMPLEMENTED DURING FISCAL 1998. Page 10 of 10