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API 329 : 1994

API 329 : 1994

GENERATION AND MANAGEMENT OF RESIDUAL MATERIALS: PETROLEUM REFINING PERFORMANCE, 1991 SURVEY

American Petroleum Institute

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Table of Contents

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1 INTRODUCTION
2 METHODOLOGY
        DATA COLLECTION FORMS
        DATA ANALYSIS
3 RESULTS
        RESPONSE RATE
        RESPONDENT CHARACTERISTICS
        RESIDUAL GENERATION
        POLLUTION PREVENTION
        TOTAL QUANTITY OF RESIDUALS MANAGED
        MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR RESIDUAL MATERIALS
           Recycling
           Treatment
           Land Treatment
           Disposal
        AQUEOUS MATERIALS
           Other Aqueous Residuals
           TLCP Impact on Refining Wastewaters
4 DISCUSSION
APPENDIX A - Questionnaire
APPENDIX B - Statistical Procedures
APPENDIX C - Summary of Pollution Prevention Initiatives
             (by Stream)
APPENDIX D - SAS Data Tables
APPENDIX E - Trend Data on Generation and Management
             Practices (by Stream)
LIST OF TABLES
1 Refining Residual Streams
2 Estimate of All Residuals Generated by the U.S.
    Refining Industry: 1991
3 Estimate of Residual Materials Generated by the U.S.
    Refining Industry: 1991
4 Number of Refineries Reporting Each Stream
5 Covariance Data on Residual Generation Rates: 1987-1991
6 Number Refineries Reporting Each Pollution Prevention
    Activity
7 Summary of Pollution Prevention Activities
8 Estimates of Residual Material Managed in 1991
9 Comparison of Residual Material Managed: 1991-1987
10 Summary of Recycling Practices
11 Estimated Quantities of Recycled Materials
12 Location of Recycling Activities
13 Summary of Treatment Methods
14 Estimated Quantities of Residuals Treated
15 Location of Treatment Activities
16 Estimated Quantities of Land Treated Residuals
17 Summary of Disposal Practices
18 Estimated Quantities of Wastes Eliminated by Disposal
19 Location of Disposal Activities
LIST OF FIGURES
A Pollution Prevention Question and Code Categories
B Statistical Estimation Procedures
C Number of Respondents by Capacity Group
D Distribution of Respondents by Location
E Distribution of Respondents by NPDES Complexity
    Classification
F Distribution of Respondents by Refinery Age
G Distribution of Respondents by Sewer Type
H Residual Generation in the Petroleum Refining Industry
    1991-1987
I Trend Analysis Plot for API Separator Sludge
J Generation Trends for FCCU and Hydroprocessing Catalysts
K Residual Generation Curves for Streams with Significant
    Trends
L Residual Generation Curves for Streams with Unexplained
    Variability
M Summary of Residual Management Practices for 1991
N Longitudinal Comparison of Residual Management
    Practices: 1991-1987
O Techniques Used to Manage TC Hazardous Wastewater
P Generation of K-Wastes: comparison of 1987 and 1991
Q Management of K-Wastes: 1987-1991

Abstract

The fourth in a series, this publication covers the 1991 data from API's annual survey of the types and amounts of residual materials generated and managed by the refining industry. In 1991, the industry generated 14.8 million wet tons of residual materials; the smallest quantity generated since API began this collection effort in 1987. The industry also reported that pollution prevention activities accounted for a reduction in 715,000 wet tons of materials. A trend analysis performed on the last five years of data was conducted also. This report can be used by oil companies to compare their residual generation and management practices with the rest of the industry.

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Document Type Standard
Status Current
Publisher American Petroleum Institute

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