Reportable Flaring Incident definition
Reportable Flaring Incident means when Waste Gas equal to or greater than 500,000 scf is flared within a 24-hour period at any Covered Facility from its
Reportable Flaring Incident means when Waste Gas equal to or greater than 500,000 scf is flared within a 24-hour period at the OL-5 Ground and Elevated Flare System, the GO-1 Elevated Flare, or the West Ops Elevated Flare. For purposes of
Reportable Flaring Incident means when Waste Gas equal to or greater than 500,000 scf is flared within a 24-hour period at any Covered Plant from its Covered Flare(s). For purposes of calculating whether the triggering level of Waste Gas flow has been met, the following flows may be excluded: i) the pro-rated Baseload Waste Gas Flow Rate (pro-rated on the basis of the duration of the Reportable Flaring Incident); and ii) if a Covered Plant has instrumentation capable of measuring the concentrations of hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and/or water (steam) in the Waste Gas, the contribution of the calculated flow of the above compounds for which a concentration is measured may be excluded. A flaring event or events that have the same root cause(s) and that last(s) more than 24 hours will be considered a single Reportable Flaring Incident. When flaring occurs at more than one Covered Flare, the volume of non-excluded Waste Gas flow at each Covered Flare must be added together unless the root cause(s) of the flaring at each Covered Flare is(are) not related to each other.
More Definitions of Reportable Flaring Incident
Reportable Flaring Incident means (i) any time the SO2 emissions from a flare exceed 500 lb in any 24–hour period; or (ii) any discharge to the flare in excess of 500,000 standard cubic feet (scf) above the baseline, determined in 40 C.F.R. 60.103a(a)(4), in any 24–hour period.