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LDEQ Accident Number Accident Date |
Point Source(s) | Notes | Amount of Release |
No LDEQ Reported 2008-11-02 | VPS-2 Atmospheric Heater (83H-101) | Cause: Atmospheric Tower Naphtha Recycle Pump tripped causing a unit upset Followup: No Notes: Affirmative defense letter. | |
08-BB011-3393 2008-10-28 | VPS-2 Atmospheric Heater (83H-101) | Cause: a bearing failure on the induced draft fan caused the heater to make a swtich that resulted in a suddens shift in heater firing and oxygen levels in the heater Followup: No Notes: Affirmative defense letter. | |
No LDEQ Reported 2008-10-19 | VPS-2 Atmospheric Heater (83H-101) | Cause: see notes. Loss of off gas from unit's Off Gas Scrubber Followup: No Notes: Affirmative defense letter | |
109465 2008-09-23 | VPS-2 Atmospheric Heater (83H-101) | Cause: see notes. Air flow to the heater was shifted more to one side than the other and an oxygen fan was operating at low RPM Followup: No Notes: Affirmative defense letter | |
119055 2009-10-22 | Vacuum Pipe-Still No. 2 Unit Atomospheric Heater | Cause: Severe thunderstorm caused water to enter the oxygen analyzer probe of the VPS-2 Atmospheric Heater resulting in erroneous analyzer readings--caused exceedance of BACT box minimum oxygen hourly average for one hour.
No reportable quantities exceeded. Followup: Yes Notes: Analyzer repaired, gave correct readings after fixed. |
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