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Itsuse will hopefully provide for uniform application of thepetroleum refining ELG's in the manner intended and supportedby the record.  \nThe final BAT and BCT regulations that were promulgatedin June 1985 are dependent upon a series of rulemakingprocesses that commenced with the promulgation of Bes tPracticable Technology(BPT)in 1974.  The procedures forapplying the petroleum refining regulations for calculationof water discharge permit limitations is somewhat involvedcompared to the ELG³s for other industries.  The procedurehas become_more intricate with the final promulgation of BCT,revised BAT,and effluent limitations for storm water runoffin June 1985.  \nThis document is structured to guide the permit writerand permit applicant through the procedure to identify infσr-mation needs(e.9·,production data,refining processes,physical plant layout,precipitation data)and perform theappropriate calcuiations to determine permit effluentlimitations(e.g.,process wastewater,storm water runoff,ballast water,non-contact cooling water).  \nThe main body of the document is of a \"cookbook\"formatfor applying the ELG and,as such,does not present informationpertaining to the development or underlying basis for thefinal regulations.  Should the user require such information,the appendices of this document contain a copy of each petroleumregulation preamble for referencing back ground material.Ifmore detailed background or supporting material(e.g.,plantdata,treatability information,process information)isrequired,the user may contact the Industrial TechnologyDivision for technical assistance and access to the officialrulemaking records.  \nBecause the complete set of current¹y applicable regula-tions were issued in a piecemeal fashion,a comprehensivelisting does not appear in the Federal Register.  The annualedition of the Code of Federal Regulations,beginningwith the July 1986 edition,wil1 contain such a listing forpetroleum refining codified at 40 CFR Part 419.  For convenienceto the user,an unofficial version of the listing is includedin Section 2 of this document.  \nIn addition to the rulemaking records,there are twotechnical development documents supporting the regulations:  \nDevelopment Document for Effluent Limitations Guidelinesand New Source Performance Standards for the PetroleumRefiningPointSourceCategory,EPA440/1-74-014-a,April1974.(BAT,NSPS)  \nDevelopment Document for Effluent Limitations Guidelines,New SourcePerformance Standards, andPretreatmentStandards for the Petroleum Refining                 Point Source Category,EPA 440/1-82-014,0ctober 1982.(BAT)  \nCONTENTS  \nPage  \n.   ii  \nFOREWORD  \nCONTENTS  \nNPDES PERMIT WRITERS WORKSHOP MATERIAL .    .     1  \n1  \nPetroleum Refining Industry.    ·   .    ·     2Prior Regulations and Court Activity     3Example Permit Calculations for ProcessWastewater.9  \nProcess Groupings Included in 1974 FlowModelProcess Groupings Included in 1979 Flow19Model .·     20  \nExample Permit Calculations for Ballastand Once-Through Cooling Water.   ·   21  \nStorm Water Runoff Limitations .    .    .    22  \n2        AMENDED REGULATIONS,40 CFR PART·419.    ·    ·    43  \nZn+horitSubpart A-Topping Subcategory.   .   .419.10 Applicability .   .   .   ·419.11 Specialized definitions.   ·419.12  1BPT。4","cbCaiv8gONT4nCEO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv8gONT4nCEO","pdf",12887071,246,"English","# Foreword\n# NPDES Permit Writers Workshop Material\n## Petroleum Refining Industry\n## Example Permit Calculations for Process Wastewater\n## Example Permit Calculations for Ballast and Once-Through Cooling Water\n## Storm Water Runoff Limitations\n# Amended Regulations, 40 CFR Part 419 (Point Source Category)\n## Subpart A - Topping Subcategory\n## Subpart B - Cracking Subcategory\n## Subpart C - Coking Subcategory\n## Subpart D - Lube Subcategory\n## Subpart E - Miscellaneous Subcategory\n## Regulation Appendix A - Production-Based Effluent Limitations","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this guide for petroleum refinery ELGs as of June 1985?\",\"answer\":\"It consolidates current effluent limitation guidelines for the petroleum refining industry and explains the status and applicability of BAT and BCT control levels for direct discharging refineries.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the guide help permit writers and permit applicants?\",\"answer\":\"It walks them through the procedure to identify needed information (e.g., production data, refining processes, plant layout, precipitation data) and perform calculations to determine effluent limitations for multiple water streams.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of discharges does the guide’s calculation procedure cover?\",\"answer\":\"It addresses process wastewater, storm water runoff, ballast water, and non-contact cooling water (including once-through cooling water examples).\"}]","Guide for the Application of Effluent Limitations Guidelines for the Petroleum Refining Point Source Category - June 1985 | PDF",1789652453,620]