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Pollution Prevention and Control
Project Summaries |
Preparation of Part A1 and A2 IPPC Applications
REC prepared Part A1 and A2 applications
for a client’s two sites in Congleton
and Sheffield. This included Site Condition
Reports and a complete application document
for submission to the EA and Local Authority.
The work also involved the undertaking of
noise surveys, effluent sampling and analysis
and limited intrusive contaminated land investigations
to ascertain ground conditions.
Gap Analysis and Preparation of IPPC Application,
Wirral
REC firstly undertook a gap analysis to
determine what further information was required
to pull together an IPPC application given
the information the client already had. This
allowed REC and the client to then focus
on obtaining the additional information required,
e.g. noise/vibration issues, well in advance
of the application date. REC is now in the
process of completing the application and
Site Report for submission to the EA.
Preparation of Part A1 Application VIL,
UK
REC is in the process of completing a permit
application for a company manufacturing solvent
based resins under the Organic Chemicals
section. This has involved emission monitoring,
noise monitoring and preparation of the Site
Report and permit application documentation
to allow a application to be made early 2006.
Environmental Monitoring for a food manufacturer,
Wigan
REC was commissioned by a food manufacturer
to monitor solvent concentrations released
from the canning line as required under their
IPPC permit. This work was audited by the
Environment Agency and carried out to their
satisfaction.
REC was also involved in the collection
and analysis of soil samples from various
on site locations and an assessment as to
potential contamination levels at the site.
Monitoring and Modelling of Process Emissions,
S Wales
The Environment Agency H1 assessment carried
out by the company and their consultant had
indicated a potential problem with regard
to SO2 and NO2 emissions from oil fired boiler
plant. REC undertook an emission monitoring
survey to measure emission concentrations
of pollutants at various plant loads. We
then undertook an ADMS3 dispersion modelling
study to estimate ground level concentrations
of SO2 and NO2 beyond the site boundary and
found that the plant did not contribute significantly
to background levels.
Preparation of Site Protection Monitoring
Plan, North East
REC was commissioned, as part of the sites
upgrading programme, to prepare a Site Protection
Monitoring Plan. This includes the collection
of reference data from various boreholes
and excavations at the site.
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