Discharge Permit Applications | Environmental XPRT

Issues related to permitting of Special Water Use

• Preparation and maintenance support of documentation for obtaining a Special Water Use Permit*, which is issued by the Departments of Ecology and Natural Resources of the regional state administrations of Ukraine; • Calculation of individual current standards (technological, balance sheet standards) of water consumption; • Help in execution of state statistical reporting forms: 7-gr (groundwater) and 2-TP (water industry); • Development of project of standards for maximum permissible discharges (MPD) of pollutants from reverse waters into water bodies.

By PP `Tehnologia O` based in Vinnytsia, UKRAINE.

Monitoring industrial trade discharge for wastewater treatement industry

Industry has had to respond to the requirements of progressive environmental legislation such as the Urban Waste Water Directive, IPC, IPPC and now the EPR (Environmental Permitting Regulations). As successive legislation becomes more stringent, discharge consents have been progressively tightened, and the need for self-regulation has become more important. As a consequence, on-line instrumentation has been installed throughout waste-water industry to continuously to provide trade discharge monitoring and perform continuous water analysis for key consent parameters.

By Pollution & Process Monitoring Ltd based in Sevenoaks, UNITED KINGDOM.

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Aeration and mixing technologies for pulp and paper treatment

Pulp and paper mills produce large volumes of wastewater and residual solids, presenting a number of issues in relation to pulp and paper wastewater treatment, discharge, and sludge disposal. We understand that you are seeking wastewater treatment that reliably meets permit limits, while minimizing costs, and maintaining consistent production. We will work with you to find an effective way to optimize oxygen dispersion, reduce sludge accumulation, and eliminate the need for costly dredging.

By Aeration Industries International (AII) based in Chaska, MINNESOTA (USA).

Wastewater Recycling

TIGG’s activated carbon wastewater systems allow industry to meet environmental effluent requirements and discharge directly to POTWs or permitted surface waters. In some cases TIGG’s systems are used to recycle wastewater for non potable water applications to lessen demand on local water resources.

By TIGG, LLC based in Oakdale, PENNSYLVANIA (USA).

Flow monitoring for quarry dewatering compliance

A Greyline AVFM Area-Velocity Flow Meter monitors and data logs water discharged from the Bray Quarry to the South Raisin River. The Quarry is required to measure flow for environmental permit compliance.

By Greyline Instruments Inc. based in Long Sault, ONTARIO (CANADA).

Environment health and safety software for the mining industry

Intelex software addresses the unique needs of clients throughout the Mining industry. Our mining clients use Intelex to manage a wide range of activites, documents, tasks and data including MSHA requirements, permits, audits, ISO certifications, wastewater discharge, safety citations, and training all from a centralized, web-based portal.

By Intelex Technologies Inc. based in Toronto, ONTARIO (CANADA).

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ppm Measurement of Oil in Water for the Petrochemical Industry

Measuring the oil content in water or soil is a specialty of Wilks Enterprise. InfraCal TOG/TPH Analyzers provide on-site ppm measurements to help ensure upstream or downstream wastewater complies with discharge permits to avoid potentially costly fines. There are over 3,000 InfraCal TOG/TPH Analyzers in operation today around the world measuring the oil and grease levels in produced water on drilling platforms, oil content in FRAC water, hydrocarbons in wastewater effluents from refineries, and TPH in soil at remediation sites.

By Spectro Scientific based in Chelmsford, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).

Final effluent monitoring for wastewater treatment industry

Industry and municipal waste-water (sewage) treatment plants have had to respond to environmental legislation such as the Urban Waste Water Directive, IPC, IPPC and now the EPR (Environmental Permitting Regulations). As successive legislation becomes more stringent, discharge consents have been progressively tightened, and the need for self-regulation has become more important. As a consequence, on-line instrumentation has been installed throughout waste-water industry to continuously to provide final effluent monitoring and perform water analysis for key consent parameters.

By Pollution & Process Monitoring Ltd based in Sevenoaks, UNITED KINGDOM.

Removal of organic compounds & toxity for wastewater treatment industry

Federal and State regulatory agencies are increasingly requiring additional water quality testing and controls of the toxicity of discharges to receiving streams. Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) helps meet these pollution regulations. If organic chemicals have been identified as contributing to discharge toxicity, Calgon Carbon Corporation can work with facilities, and their engineering firms, to help meet stringent criteria associated with their NPDES permit. GAC can be employed as a cost-effective treatment for removal of organic compounds and toxicity. Even in situations where activated sludge treatment or powdered activated carbon is used for primary wastewater treatment, post treatment with GAC may be necessary to achieve toxicity compliance.

By Calgon Carbon Corporation based in Moon Township, PENNSYLVANIA (USA).

EPR waste minimisation monitoring for wastewater treatment industry

The EPR regulations have replaced the IPPC regulations and are effective from May 2009 for qualifying companies within the industrial sector and October 2009 within the water sector. They will progressively require industry to minimise waste, reduce product loss and implement improved process control. The legislation will require the operator to self monitor processes and discharges, to demonstrate effective control with particular emphasis on EPR compliance and prevention. The regulating Agency will operate a point scoring system to assess operators under the OMA-3 program and this will be used to identify how well a company is managing their processes and possibly identify areas for improvement. The Environmental Permitting Regulations require industry to install instrumentation (MCERTS approved where available) to report water quality. EPR compliance monitoring may include automatic water sampling, flow measurement, pH, turbidity and TOC water analysis. Industry will need to identify point of source emissions, take steps to correct inefficient control and alarm unacceptable process deviations. Although the legislation focuses on environmental improvement, good housing keeping also makes a lot of sense. Optimisation of process control minimises waste, reduces treatment costs and ultimately saves money.

By Pollution & Process Monitoring Ltd based in Sevenoaks, UNITED KINGDOM.

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