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LDEQ Accident Number Accident Date |
Point Source(s) | Notes | Amount of Release |
95505 2007-04-21 | Discharge | Cause: Turnaround maintenance Followup: No Notes: No information given | Sulfur Dioxide: 25,761.8 pounds |
109177 2008-09-16 | None Reported | Cause: Followup: No Notes: N/A, unit start-up is a normal occurrence. | |
109177 2008-09-16 | FLARE w/smoke | Cause: Start up of FCC unit Followup: No Notes: no information given | |
109744 2008-09-01 | Flare | Cause: Power failure caused unplanned shutdown/start up which caused flaring Followup: No Notes: no information given | |
118307 2009-09-30 | Sump pump | Cause: A delay in the automatic start-up of sump pump 839 on Placid's south dock allowed oily material to back up into secondary containment. A previously unknown crack in the secondary containment curb allowed material to seep out and cause a sheen. Followup: No Notes: Automatic switches were replaced, and the pump was reset. Also the crack was repaired. | |
116433 2009-07-09 | Flare | Cause: The released has been happened as a result of flaring during unplanned FCCU shutdown.
On 7/9/09 FCCU experienced an uninterruptible power supply malfunction causing an emergency shutdown valves to go into fail position and flared sour water and wet gas. Followup: No Notes: No information given. The release has be contained within few hours. | Sulfur Dioxide: 1,100.0 pounds |
142056 2012-08-12 | #1 Incinerator | Cause: Notification made that Placid's #1 Incinerator was emitting higher than permitted sulfur dioxide emissions during the start up of the #2 Sulfur Plant. Followup: Notes: Refinery rates were being increased from a recent turnaround and excess emissions continued occasionally throughout the early morning before comping back below the 250 ppm concentration permit limit. Placid calculated the excess emissions that occurred during the #2 Sulfur Plant startup and determined that they were less than the established RQ. The sulfur plant was operating at less than 50% of its design load during the incident. Placid will ensure any excess emissions are accounted for in other applicable reports. | |
141998 2012-08-11 | #2 Incinerator | Cause: A notification was made that Placid's #2 Incinerator was emitting higher than permitted sulfur dioxide emissions during the start-up of the #3 Sulfur plant. Followup: No Notes: Placid calculated the excess emissions that occurred during the #3 Sulfur Plant startup and confirmed that they were less than the established RQ. Placid will ensure any excess emissions are accounted for in other applicable reports. |
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