Well Head Components Sample Clauses

Well Head Components. For oil xxxxx at existing onshore sources without a detailed component count inventory, the District uses statistical models developed by the CARB/KVB to quantify emissions of fugitive ROC. District Policy and Procedure 6100.060.1996 (Calculation of Fugitive Hydrocarbon Emissions at Oil and Gas Facilities by the CARB/KVB Method, July 1996) is used as the basis for implementing the CARB/KVB methodology. The CARB/KVB Method uses statistical models based on the facility's gas/oil ratio and the number of active xxxxx to determine the emission factor. Emission factors from the CARB/KVB Method were also used determining emissions from wellhead casings (i.e., piping and equipment associated with the underground casing) and from pumps and compressors. A control efficiency of 80% was applied for all components due to the implementation of a Rule 331 inspection and maintenance program. The calculation methodology is: Where: ER = Emission rate (lb/period) EF = ROC emission factor (lb/well-day) # Xxxxx = Number of active oil and gas xxxxx (well) CE = Control efficiency HPP = Operating hours per time period (hrs/period) Detailed emission calculations for fugitive emissions are shown in Attachments 10.1 and 10.2.
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