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Eco Services Operations Corporation-Issuance of Permit to Operate for alteration to increase stack height of S-1 Sulfuric Acid Plant, (AD App 753382).

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The Bay Area Air Quality Management District is issuing a Permit to Operate for an alteration to the S-1 Sulfuric Acid Plant at Eco Services located in Martinez, California. The project involves replacing the existing stack with a new one of the same inner diameter to increase the stack height by 7 feet and 1 inch and to relocate the Reference Method test ports. This modification is specifically designed to address Notices of Violation regarding EPA 40 CFR Part 60, Appendix B, Performance Specification 2. The S-1 Sulfuric Acid Plant consists of various components including a furnace, waste heat boiler, converter, and absorbing tower, all abated by an ammonia scrubber. This permit action is limited strictly to the stack modifications; there are no proposed changes to the facility's process, throughput, control equipment, or overall emissions.

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Permit for Eco Services to increase stack height at Martinez sulfuric acid plant.

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California → Bay Area Air Quality Management District

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541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Martinez, CA, 94553

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CCC NOE 753382 Eco Services_FINAL Orig_SignedFT_ 8

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AgencyCalifornia → Bay Area Air Quality Management District
Contacts2 people available
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California → Bay Area Air Quality Management District
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Christopher AblazaAir Quality Engineer II
Neil BaranikEnvironmental Manager

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This permit action issues a Permit to Operate for an alteration to the following source at Eco Services: S-1 Sulfuric Acid Plant Including: furnace, dust chamber, waste heat boiler, quench tower, entrainment separator, mud settler, direct contact gas cooling tower and heat exchanger, with two electrostatic precipitators, dry tower, main gas blower, two cold heat exchangers, hot heat exchanger, converter, and absorbing tower; Abated by A-11, Ammonia Scrubber. Eco Services has applied for an alteration to increase the stack height of S-1 by 7 feet and 1 inch and to relocate the Reference Method (RM) test ports by replacing the existing stack with a new stack of the same inner diameter. The proposed project is in response to Bay Area Air District Notices of Violation (NOVs) concerning EPA 40 CFR Part 60, Appendix B, Performance Specification 2. No other changes to the process, throughput, control equipment, or emissions are proposed at S-1 as part of this project.

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