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2010 VOC Workshop Session 1D: Fugitive emissions – definitions, measurement and verification David Knight Belgium - Flemish Government Environment, Nature.

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1 2010 VOC Workshop Session 1D: Fugitive emissions – definitions, measurement and verification David Knight Belgium - Flemish Government Environment, Nature and Energy department Air, Nuisance, Risk Management, Environment and Health Division Koning Albert II-laan 20, bus 8, 1000 Brussel Tel. 02 553 11 34 – Fax. 02 553 11 45 david.knight@lne.vlaanderen.be

2 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Mass balance of solvent based printing with incineration I = Input Solvent consuming Installation OUTPUT O1 = waste gases (stack) O2 = solvents in waste water O3 = residual solvent in product O4 = fugitive emissions O5 = destroyed/captured O6 = solvent in waste O7 = solvent in products (e.g. paints) O8 = recovered solvents for reuse O9 = other Simplified example Solvent based printing: O4 = fugitive emissions O5 = destroyed/captured O1, O2, O3, O6, O7, O8 = marginal Fugitive emission = O4 = I – O5 ELV and BATAEL  ELV: 100 mg C / Nm 3 20% of solvent input  Reduction scheme: 25% * (4*solids)  BREF: 7,5 – 12,5 % * (4*solids)

3 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Solvent based printing: flexography, rotogravure, laminating, varnishing (> 200 ton/year) I = 100% O4 = 10% O5 = 90 %  BREF BATAEL: 7,5 - 12,5 %  In IPPC permits: 10% of reference emission  Solvent based printing => incinerator  Floor extraction + cleaning machines => incinerator Solvent based flexography, rotogravure, laminating, varnishing

4 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010

5 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 [O4 = I – O5] in practice UnitValueDevia tion Min.Max. Flowratem 3 /h50.000 Concentrationg/m 3 5 OperationHours3400 O5Ton/year85010%765935 InputTon/year1000 O4Ton/year15023565 O4% of solvent input 1523,56,5 POSSIBLE SOLUTION = MEASURE O4 INSTEAD OF O5

6 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 [O4 = I – O5] in practice Possibility 1 Printing room with negative pressure due to extraction, all extraction to incinerator Possibility 3 Printing room under pressure / no pressure NO PROBLEM Can be tested with e.g. smoke PROBLEMATIC Emissions through doors, windows Possibility 2 Printing room with negative pressure due to extraction, not all extraction to incinerotor Emission through ventitlation shafts Can be tested with e.g. smoke Ventilation shafts can be measured

7 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Possibility 3: several methods tested during 1 production day (VITO  Method 1: input + passive sampling  Method 2: input + portable FID  Method 3: FID for O5 and passive sampling for O4  Method 4: FID for O5 and portable FID for O4  Method 5: portable FID for O4 and O5  Method 6: theoretical estimation based on specifics of printing machines and used solvents

8 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Method 1: solvent input + passive sampling I O4 Solvent based flexography, rotogravure, laminating, varnishing O5  Solvent input measured  O4 measured with passive sampling  O4 = 11% of solvent input

9 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Method 1: solvent input + passive sampling

10 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Method 5: Portable FID Input O4 Solvent based flexography, rotogravure, laminating, varnishing O5  O4 and O5 with portable FID  2 measurements for each source  O4 + O5 = 100%  O4 = 14,9 %

11 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Method 6: Theoretical estimation  Theoretical percentages based on the following assumptions:  Completely covered ink fountain = 0%  Adequate coverage of ink fountains = 2,5%  Chamber doctor blades = 2,5%  Open ink fountain = 5%  Disfunctioning of incinerator = 0,29%  Cleaning machine not connected = 5%  Residual solvent in products = 2,5%  ect.  Estimation of solvent use for every machine  Combination of this information leads to emission estimate of 9,6 %

12 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Method 2: solvent input + FID I O4 Solvent based flexography, rotogravure, laminating, varnishing O5  solvent input measured  O4 measured with portable FID

13 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Method 3: Passive sampling + FID I O4 Solvent based flexography, rotogravure, laminating, varnishing O5  O4 with passive sampling  O5 with FID continuous measurement  Solvent input = O4 + O5

14 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Method 4: FID + portable FID I O4 Solvent based flexography, rotogravure, laminating, varnishing O5  O4 with portable FID: 4 measurements  O5 with FID: continuous measurement  Solvent input = O4 + O5

15 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Method%95% confidence % Cost 1 input + passive1326++++ 2 input + port FID3110Not representative for entire period +++ 3 passive + FID9260Not useful++++ 4 FID + port FID20107Not useful+++ 5 port FID15-++ 6 theoretical10-+

16 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Conclusions solvent based printing  O4 = I – O5 does not always work in practice  Measuring O4 is in some cases a robust and feasible solution  Measuring O4 can however be expensive and labour intensive  For extrapolation from 1 day measurement to an entire year stable ventilation and printing specifics are needed  Measuring does not reduce emissions  Alternative approach: estimation based on reduction measures applied?

17 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Mass balance of paint/ink production with incineration I = Input Solvent consuming installation OUTPUT O1 = waste gases (stack) O2 = solvents in waste water O3 = residual solvent in product O4 = fugitive emissions O5 = destroyed/captured O6 = solvent in waste O7 = solvent in products (e.g. paints) O8 = recovered solvents for reuse O9 = other Simplified example Paint/ink production : 01 = waste gases O4 = fugitive emissions O5 = destroyed/captured O7 = solvent in product O2, O3, O6, O8, O9 = marginal Emission = O1 + O4 = I – O5 – O7 ELV  150 mg C / Nm 3 AND 3% of solvent input  3% of solvent input

18 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 O1 + O4 = I – O5 – O7 UnitValueDeviat ion Min.Max. I = INPUTTon/year10.0001%10.1009.900 O7 = PRODUCTTon/year9.7001%9.6039.797 O5 = INCINERATORTon/year10010%90110 O1 + O4Ton/year200>100%40723 O1 + O4% of input4%0% POSSIBLE SOLUTION = MEASURE O4 INSTEAD OF O1 AND O7

19 2010 VOC WORKSHOP: SESSION 1D17-18/06/2010 Paint and ink production: estimation of emissions at 3 plants in Belgium  Plant 1  O1 + O4 = I – O5 – O7  Plant 2  Uses results of monitoring of working environment  Twice a year employees wear passive sampling badges  For every production area, the ventilation frequency is known (e.g. air is refreshed 6 times per hour)  Concentration and ventilation combined give an estimate of mass flux for every area  Plant 3  All emissions are lead through ventilation shafts  All emissions are measured at least once a year  Continuous paint production  Difference between mass balance and measurement = 85%


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