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BEFORE THE ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
MARATHON ASHLAND PETROLEUM, LLC
)
Low Temperature Thermal Desorption Process
)
PCB 06-
(Tax Certification)
PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
)
51-34-1-21 or portion thereof
)
NOTICE
TO :
Dorothy Gunn, Clerk
John S. Swearingen
Illinois Pollution Control Board
Marathon Ashland Petroleum
State of Illinois Center
Refinery Office Building
100 W . Randolph Street, Suite 11-500
Robinson, Illinois 62454
Chicago, Illinois 60601
Steve Santarelli
Illinois Department of Revenue
101 West Jefferson
P.O. Box 19033
Springfield, Illinois 62794
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that I have today electronically filed with the Office of
the Pollution Control Board the APPEARANCE and RECOMMENDATION of the
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, a copy of which is herewith served upon the
applicant and a representative of the Illinois Department of Revenue
.
Respectfully submitted by,
/s/
Robb H. Layman
Assistant Counsel
Date: December 22, 2005
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
1021 North Grand Avenue East
P.O. Box 19276
Springfield, IL 62794-9276
Telephone: 217/524-9137
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BEFORE'fHE ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
MARATHON ASHLAND PETROLEUM, LLC
)
Low Temperature Thermal Desorption Process
)
)
PCB 06-
(Tax Certification)
PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
)
51-34-1-2 1 or portion thereof
)
APPEARANCE
I hereby file my Appearance in this proceeding on behalf of the Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency
.
Respectfully submitted by,
/s/
Robb H . Layman
Assistant Counsel
Date: December 22, 2005
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
1021 North Grand Avenue East
P.O. Box 19276
Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276
Telephone: 217/524-9137
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BEFORE THE ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
MARATHON ASHLAND PETROLEUM, LLC
)
Low Temperature Thermal Desorption Process
)
PCB 06-
(Tax Certification)
PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
)
51-34-1-2 1 or portion thereof
)
RECOMMENDATION
NOW COMES the ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
("Illinois EPA"), through its attorneys, and pursuant to 35 III . Adm. Code 125.204 of the
ILLINOIS POLUTION CONTROL BOARD'S ("Board") procedural regulations, files
the Illinois EPA's Recommendation in the above-referenced request for tax certification
of pollution control facilities. In support thereof, the Illinois EPA states as follows
:
On December 30, 2004, the Illinois EPA received a request and supporting
information from MARATHON ASHLAND PETROLEUM, LLC, ("Marathon")
concerning the proposed tax certification of certain air emission sources and/or
equipment located at its Robinson refinery in Crawford County, Illinois . The application
request identified the nature of the subject operations as the Low Temperature Thermal
Desorption Process (i.e ., "LLTD Process") . A copy of the relevant portions of the
application is attached hereto. [Exhibit Al
.
2 .
On the same date, the Illinois EPA received a separate request and
supporting application that identified the nature of the subject operations as the
"Centrifuge Process." A copy of the relevant portions of the application is attached
hereto. [Exhibit Bl
.
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A review of both applications reveals that the applicant is essentially
seeking relief
for
one overall project. The application for the Centrifuge Process appears
to be a part and parcel of the LLTD Process, as it matches the same general description
.
It is also noted that the applications share the same description of components and
accounting data . For this reason, the Illinois EPA treated the applications as one
.
4 .
The applicant's address is as follows :
Marathon Ashland Petroleum . LLC
Refinery Office Building
Robinson . Illinois 62454
~ .
The pollution control facilities involved in this request are located at the
aforementioned address and, as previously, mentioned, consist of the installation of
control equipment associated with the refinery's LTTD Process, which includes a
centrifuge dewatering system and dryer unit. The various parts of the dewatering system
include five main process units consisting of "a steam-heated mix tank, a two-stage
centrifuge, a centrate holding tank, a centrifuge cake collection box, and an oil-water
separation tank." The LLTD Process is designed to reduce the volume of solid wastes
through a reduction in the moisture content of"influent oily soils and sludges ." The
process and related equipment do not constitute a pollution control device in and of itself,
however, a significant component of the overall process involves a reduction in emissions
of air contaminants. This component consists of the activated carbon canisters from the
centrifuge system that control the captured and vented volatile organic materials from the
various process units, achieving a greater than ninety-nine percent removal efficiency
.
6 .
Section 11-10 of the Property Tax Code, 35 ILCS 200/11-10 (2002),
defines "pollution control facilities" as
:
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''any system, method, construction, device or appliance appurtenant
thereto, or any portion of any building or equipment, that is designed,
constructed, installed or operated for the primary purpose of: (a)
eliminating, preventing, or reducing air or water pollution
.
. . or (h)
treating, pretreating, modifying or disposing of any potential solid, liquid,
gaseous pollutant which if released without treatment, pretreatment,
modification or disposal might he harmful, detrimental or offensive to
human, plant or animal life, or to property ."
Pollution control facilities are entitled to preferential tax treatment, as
provided by 35 ILCS 200/11-5 (2002)
.
Based on information in the application and the underlying purpose of the
centrifuge system's activated carbon canisters to prevent, eliminate or reduce air
pollution, it is the Illinois EPA's engineering judgment that the part of the described
project and/or equipment may be considered as "pollution control facilities" in
accordance with the statutory definition and consistent with the Board's regulations at 35
III. Adm. Code 125 .200. )Exhibit C1
.
The Illinois EPA notes that the applicant has not documented whether the
cost estimate in its application is representative of the total costs for the centrifuge
system's carbon canisters or the LLTD Process in its entirety . For purposes of this Tax
Certification, preferential tax treatment should only be afforded to the costs of the
activated carbon canister system, not the entire cost of the LLTD Process
.
10 .
Because the activated carbon canister system satisfies the aforementioned
criteria, the Illinois EPA recommends that the Board grant the applicant's requested tax
certification as it relates to the same
.
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Respectfully submitted by,
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY
/S/
Robb H. Layman
Assistant Counsel
DATED: December 22, 2004
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
1021 North Grand Avenue Fast
P.O. Box 19276
Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276
Telephone: 217/524-9137
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that on the 22nd day of December, 2005, I electronically filed the
following instruments entitled NOTICE, APPEARANCE and RECOMMENDATION
with
:
Dorothy Gunn, Clerk
Illinois Pollution Control Board
100 West Randolph Street
Suite 11-500
Chicago, Illinois 60601
and, further, that I did send a true and correct copy of the same foregoing instruments, by
First Class Mail with postage thereon fully paid and deposited into the possession of the
United States Postal Service, to
:
Steve Santarelli
John S. Swearingen
Illinois Department of Revenue
Marathon Ashland Petroleum
101 West Jefferson
Refinery Office Building
P.O. Box 19033
Robinson, Illinois 62454
Springfield, Illinois 62794
/s/
Robb H. Layman
Assistant Counsel
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IL 532-0222
APC IS I (Rev . W00)
Tan
Cerrifrcan'on for Pollution
Control
Facilities
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APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATION (PROPERTY TAX TREATMENT)
POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITY
This Agency is authorized to request this
information undo IlliliIllinois
isis
R
Revvised Staines, 1979,
Chapter, 120, Scetion 502a-5. Disclosure
of this
information is voluntary. however, failure to
Why could prevent your application from
being processed or could result in denial of your
application far ccnification
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WATER Q
ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
P. O. Box 19276, Springfield, IL 62794-9276
FOR AGENCY USE
File No.
Date Received
Certification No
.
Sec. A
Company Name
Marathon Ashland Petroleum II,C
Person Authorized to Receive Certification
Person to Contact for Additional Details
John S. Swearingen
Dennis A. Baker
Street Address
Street Address
Refinery Office Buildinq
539 South Main Street
Municipality, State & Zip Code
Municipality, State & Zip Code
Robinson IL 62454
Findlay OH 45840
Telephone Number
Telephone Number
(618)544-2121
(419)421-3759
Location of Facility
Quarter Section
Township
Range
Municipality
Township
Robinson
Robinson
Street Address
Route 33
County
Book
Crawford
Number
Property Identification Number
Parcel Number
Part of 51-34-1-21
Sec B
Nature of Operations Conducted at the Above Location
Z
Petroleum Refining
LTTD Process
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Water Pollution Control Construction Permit No
.
2002-EN-2732
Date Issued
12-20-02
NPDES PERMIT No .
Date Issued
Expianm Date
Air Pollution Control Construction Permit No
.
03010' 0
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Date Issued
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Describe PollutionAbatement Control Facility
See attached
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Certification
for Pollution Control Fatifilia
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(1) Nature of Contaminants or Pollutants
Material Retained, Captured or Recovered
Contaminant or Pollutant
DESCRIPTION
DISPOSAL OR USE
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(2) Point(s)
of
Waste Water Discharge
Plans and Specifications Attached
Yes
No
(3)
Are contaminants (or residues) collected
by
the control facility?
Yes
No
(4)
Date installation completed
status of installation on date
of
application
~ 000
(5)
a .
FAIR CASH VALUE IF CONSIDERED REAL PROPERTY
:
$ J
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b .
NET SALVAGE VALUE IF CONSIDERED REAL PROPERTY
:
$
1j"
7~p
c.
PRODUCTIVE GROSS ANNUAL INCOME OF CONTROL FACILITY :
$
-7
A~
d .
PRODUCTIVE NET ANNUAL INCOME OF CONTROL FACILITY :
$
.7
q.-R o
PERCENTAGE CONTROL FACILITY BEARS TO WHOLE FACILITY VALUE
%
Sec. F
The following information is submitted in accordance with the Illinois Property Tax
knowledge, is true and correct. The facilities claimed herein are
-pollution control
Illinois Property Tax Code .
(ft.2C0+4+YL
(Zrs9~y
Code, as amended, and to the best of my
facilities" as defined in Section 11-10 of the
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Title
Sec. G
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPILING AND FILING APPLICATION
General: Separate applications must be completed for each control facility claimed . Do not mix types (water and air) . Where both air and
water operations are related, file two applications, If attachments are needed . record them consecutively on an index sheet
Sec. A
Information refers to applicant as listed in the lax records and the person to be contacted for further details or for inspection of
facilities. Define facility to ation by street address or legal description . A plat map bcetkn is required for facilities located
outside of municipal boundaries. The property Identification number is required
.
Sec. B
Self-explanatory. Submit copies d all permits issued by local pollution control agencies . (e.g. MSD C instructicm Permit)
Sea C
Refers to manufacturing processes or materials on which pollution control facility Is used
.
Sec. D
Narrative description of the pollution control facility, indicating that its primary purpose is to eliminate, prevent or reduce pollution
.
State the type of control facility. State permit number, date, and agency issuing per it . A narrative description and a process
flow diagram describing the pollution coned facility . Include a listing of each major piece of equipment included in the damned
fair cash value for real property . Include an 6veracie analysis of the influent and effluent of the control facility stating the
collection efficiency .
H
Sec. E
Ust air contaminants, orwater pollution substances released as effluents to the manufacturing processes. List also the final
o
disposal of any contarninants removed from the manufacturing processes .
N
Item (1)-Refers to pollutants and contaminants removed from the process by the pollution control facility
.
Item (2)- Refers to water pollution but can apply to waiter-carried wastes from air pollution control facilities. Submit drawings .
which dearly show (a) Point(s) of discharge to receiving stream, and (b) Sewers and process piping to and from the control
z
facility .
-
Item (3) - i the collected contaminants are disposed of other than as wastes, state the disposition of the materials, and the value
In dollars reclaimed by sale or reuse of the collected substances . State the cost of reclamation and related expense .
Item (4) -State the date which the pollution control faolity was first placed In service and operated. If not explain .
Item (5)-This information Is essential to the certification and assessment actions . This accounting data must be completed to
activate project review prior to certification by this Agency
.
Sea F
Self-explanatory. Signature must be a corporate authorized signature
.
Submit to :
Attention:
Attention :
Illinois EPA
Thomas McS4ggln
Donald E. Sutton
P.O
.
19276
Permit Section
Permit Section
Springfield, IL 62794-9276
DMsion of Water Pollution Control
Division of Air Pollution Control
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Section C
Describe Unit Process :
The Low Temperature Thermal Desorption (LTTD) process consists of a centrifuge
dewatering system followed by the LTTD dryer unit. The LTTD process is designed to
minimize the volume of solid waste requiring disposal by reducing the moisture content
of influent oily soils and sludges. In addition, the desorption process will allow for the
recovery of oil from the influent sludges for reinsertion into the refining process
. Solids
from the American Petroleum Institute (API) separators and dissolved nitrogen flotation
(DNF) units, periodic sewer cleanouts, tank bottoms, clarified slurry oil tank solids,
miscellaneous oily sludges and miscellaneous contaminated oils will be collected and
first dewatered using a two-stage centrifuge dewatering system
.
The centrifuge
dewatering system consists of five main process units
:
a steam-heated mix tank, a two-
stage centrifuge, a centrate holding tank, a centrifuge cake collection box, and an oil-
water separation tank. Cake from the centrifuge will be augered to the LTTD dryer unit .
The LTTD is indirectly heated to reach temperatures of 220 degrees F, thereby further
reducing the moisture content of the sludges
.
Cake from the LTTD dryer unit will be
collected in covered roll-off boxes for subsequent disposal .
Section C
Materials used in process
:
Tank bottoms, clarified slurry oil tank solids, miscellaneous oily sludges and
miscellaneous contaminated oils
.
Section D
Pollution Control Facility Description
The LTTD process is designed to minimize the volume of solid waste requiring disposal
by reducing the moisture content of influent oily soils and sludges.
In addition, the
desorption process will allow for the recovery of oil from the influent sludges for
reinsertion into the refining process. Solids from the American Petroleum Institute (API)
separators and dissolved nitrogen flotation (DNF) units, periodic sewer cleanouts, tank
bottoms, clarified slurry oil tank solids, miscellaneous oily sludges and miscellaneous
contaminated oils will be collected and first dewatered using a two-stage centrifuge
dewatering system. The centrifuge dewatering system consists of five main process
units: a steam-heated mix tank, a two-stage centrifuge, a centrate holding tank, a
centrifuge cake collection box, and an oil-water separation tank
. Cake from the
centrifuge will be augered to the LTTD dryer unit. The LTTD is indirectly heated to
reach temperatures of 220 degrees F, thereby further reducing the moisture content of the
sludges. Cake from the LTTD dryer unit will be collected in covered roll-off boxes for
subsequent disposal .
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Section E
(1) Nature of Contaminants or Pollutants :
Hazardous Waste (Listed and non-listed)
Contaminant or Pollutant : Hazardous Waste (listed and non-listed)
Material retained, captured or recovered (description)
:
N/A
Plans and specifications attached YES
(2) Are contaminants (or residues) collected by the control facility YES
(3) Installation completed
: October 2003 status of installation on date of application :
100%
(4) FOR TAX DEPARTMENT
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APC 151 (Rev. 8100)
Tax Cenrfuntion for Pollution Control
Facilder
Page 1 q`2 -
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APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATION (PROPERTY TAX TREATMENT)
POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITY
This Agency is authorized
to request this
infonmtion undo Illinois Rcvisod struts. 1979,
Chapter,
120,
Section 502.5. Disclosun: of this
information
is voluntary. However, failure to
comply could prevent your appliation from
being
processed or mold
result in denial of your
application for cadifimtion .
AIR
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ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
P. O. Box 19276, Springfield, IL 677949276
AG
Company Name
Marathon Ashland Petroleum
LLC
Person Authorized to Receive Certification
Person to Contact for Additional Details
John S . Swearingen
Dennis A. Baker
Street Address
Street Address
Refinery Office Building
539 South Main Street
Municipality, State & Zip Code
Robinson
IL
62454
Municipality. State & Zip Code
Findlay OH 45840
Telephone Number
(618)544-2121
Telephone Number
(419)421-3759
Location of Facility
Quarter Section
Township
Range
Municipality
Township
Robinson
Robinson
Street Address
County
Book Number
Route 33
Crawford
Property Identification Number
Parcel Number
Part of 51-34-1-21
Sec. B
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Nature of Operations Conducted at the Above Location
Petroleum Refining
Centrifuge Process
Water Pollution Control Construction Permit No
.
2002-EN-2732
Date Issued
12-20-02
NPDES PERMIT No
.
Date Issued
Eviratbn Date
Air Pollution Control Construction Permit No .
1
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Date Issued
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Air Pollution Con rol Operating Permit No.
02120040 Joint 96010007 Title V
Date Issued
12-18-02
11 24-03
Sec. C
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Describe Unit Process
CAA
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See attached
Materials Used in Process
RECEIVED
See attached
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Sec. D
2
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Describe Pollution Abatement Control Facility
A - OAPC - SPFLD
See attached
Tax Cotffrcation for Pollution Control Fadiltier
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8/00
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Sec. E
(1) Nature of Contaminants or Pollutants
-`
Material Retained, captured or Recovered
Contaminant or Pollutant
DESCRIPTION
DISPOSAL OR USE
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$
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(2) Point(s) of Waste Water Discharge
Plans and Specifications Attached
Yes
No
(3)
Are contaminants (or residues) collected by the control facility?
Yes
No
(4)
Date installation completed
status of installation on date of application
(5)
a .
FAIR CASH VALUE IF CONSIDERED REAL PROPERTY :
$
I r
;ls
O , o o
b .
NET SALVAGE VALUE IF CONSIDERED REAL PROPERTY
:
$
8 7,
O
c. PRODUCTIVE GROSS ANNUAL INCOME OF CONTROL FACILITY :
$
r
?-LAO
d .
PRODUCTIVE NET ANNUAL INCOME OF CONTROL FACILITY
:
$
Zoo
Illinois
The following
knowledge,
e.
PERCENTAGE CONTROL FACILITY BEARS TO WHOLE FACILITY VALUE :
%
information is submitted in accordance with the Illinois Property Tax Code, as amended,
is true and correct. The facilities claimed herein are' pollution control facilities' as defined
Property Tax Code .
(~?f/r
13#r
and to the best of my
in Section 11-10 of the
Sign
re
Title
Sec. G
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPILING AND FILING APPLICATION
General: Separate applications must be completed for each control facility dairned . Do not mix types (water and
water operations are related, til e two applications . If attachments are needed, record them consealh'ety on an
air). Where both air and
index sheet .
Sec A
Information refers to applicant as listed in the tax records and the person to be contacted for further details
or for Inspection of
facilities. Define facility location by street addressor legal description. A plat map location is required
outside of municipal boundaries . The property Idendflodon number is required
.
for facilities located
Sec B
Self-explanatory. Submit copies of all permits issued by local pollution "
trd agencies
. (e.g. MSD Construction Permit)
Sec C
Refers to manufacturing processes a materials on which pollution control facility is used.
Sec D
Narrative description of the pollution control facility, indicating Nat its primary purpose
is to eliminate, prevent or reduce pollution.
Stateft type of control facility. State permit number, date, and agency issuing permit- A narrative description
flow diagram describing the pollution control facility . Include a listing of each major piece of equipment
and a process
included in the claimed
fair cash value for real property. Include an va erase analysis of the influent and effluent of the control facility staling the
collection efficiency.
i
Sec E
List air contaminants, or water pollution substances released as effluents to the manufacturing processes
. List also the final
o
disposal of any contaminants removed from the manufacturing processes .
n
Item (1)-Refers to pollutants and contaminants removed from the process by the pollution control facility
.
Item (2)-Refers to water pollution but can apply to waler-camed wastes from air pollution control facilities
. Submit drawings,
and from the control
which clearly
Point(s)
discharge
show (a)
of
to receiving stream, and (b) Sewers and process piping to
z
facility .
Item (3)- If the collected contaminants are disposed of other than as wastes, state the disposition of
in dollars redalmed by sale or reuse of the collected substances . State the cost of reclamation and related
Item (4)-State the date which the pollution control facility was first placed in service and operated
. If
Item (5)-This Information
s
essential to the certification and assessment actions . This amounting data
activate project review prior to certification by this Agency .
the materials, and the value
expense .
not, explain.
must be completed to
Sec F
Self-expanatory. Signature must be a corporate authorized signature .
- Submit to,
Attention :
Attention :
hinds EPA
Thomas McSwiggln
Donald E. Sutton
P.O. Box 19276
Permit Section
Permit Section
Springfield, IL 62794-9276
Division of Water Pollution Control
Division of Air Pollution Control
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Section C
Describe Unit Process
:
The centrifuge system is designed to minimize the volume of solid waste requiring
disposal by reducing the moisture content of the influent oily soils and sludges.
In
addition, the dewatering process will allow for the recovery of oil from the influent
sludges for reinsertion into the refining process . Solids from the American Petroleum
Institute (API) separator and dissolved nitrogen flotation (DNF) unit, periodic sewer
cleanouts, tank bottoms, clarified slurry oil tank solids, miscellaneous oily sludges, and
miscellaneous contaminated soils will be collected and dewatered using a two-stage
centrifuge dewatering system. The dewatering system consists of five main process
units: a steam-heated mix tank, a two-stage centrifuge, a centrate holding tank, a
centrifuge cake collection box, and an oil-water separation tank
. (See Table I in
Attachment C for the mass balance calculations used to determine the influent and
effluent flow rates presented in the APC-220 form for each process unit .)
All process units will be sealed and vented emissions will pass through activated carbon
canisters. The carbon canisters are designed to achieve greater than 99 percent removal
of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the vented gases . Exhaust from the canisters
will be monitored once every 24-hours during operation
. When monitored exhaust gas
concentrations exceed 500 parts per million (ppmv), the carbon canister will be replaced .
Spent carbon canisters will be sent off-site for regeneration
.
Section C
Materials used in process
:
Tank bottoms, clarified slurry oil tank solids, miscellaneous oily sludges and
miscellaneous contaminated oils
.
Section D
Pollution Control Facility Description
The centrifuge system is designed to minimize the volume of solid waste requiring
disposal by reducing the moisture content of the influent oily soils and sludges . In
addition, the dewatering process will allow for the recovery of oil from the influent
sludges for reinsertion into the refining process . Solids from the American Petroleum
Institute (API) separator and dissolved nitrogen flotation (DNF) unit, periodic sewer
cleanouts, tank bottoms, clarified slurry oil tank solids, miscellaneous oily sludges, and
miscellaneous contaminated soils will be collected and dewatered using a two-stage
centrifuge dewatering system. The dewatering system consists of five main process
units: a steam-heated mix tank, a two-stage centrifuge, a centrate holding tank, a
centrifuge cake collection box, and an oil-water separation tank
.
(See Table I in
Attachment C for the mass balance calculations used to determine the influent and
effluent flow rates presented in the APC-220 form for each process unit.)
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Section E
(1) Nature ofContaminants or Pollutants :
Hazardous Waste (Listed and non-listed)
Contaminant or Pollutant : Hazardous Waste (listed and non-listed)
Material retained, captured or recovered (description)
:
N/A
Plans and specifications attached
YES
(2) Are contaminants (or residues) collected by the control facility YES
(3) Installation completed : January 2003 status of installation on date of application
:
100%
(4) FOR TAX DEPARTMENT
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Process Flow Diagrams
Centrifuge Dewatering Process Flow Diagram A-1
Process Flow Diagram
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ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY
P.O. Box
19506,
SI RINCFlIIU, III INOIS 62794-9506
RENEE CIPRIANO, DIRECTOR
Memorandum
Technical Recommendation for Tax Certification Approval
Date
:
November 02, 2005
To :
Robb Layman
From :
Don Sutton
1
Subject :
Marathon Ashland Petroleum LLC TC-04-30-12B & TC-04-30-12L
This Agency received a request on December 30, 2004 from Marathon Ashland Petroleum LLC for an
Illinois EPA recommendation regarding tax certification of air pollution control facilities pursuant to 35 III
.
Adm. Code 125.204. I offer the following recommendation .
The air pollution control facilities in this request include the following
:
LTTD Process, including Centrifuge system and dryer unit, has a primary
purpose is to reduce the amount of solids to be disposed of . Because the primary
purpose of this process is not to reduce or eliminate air pollution, it is not certified as a
pollution control facility, however, the activated carbon canisters, whose primary purpose
is to reduce Volatile Organic Compounds, are certified as a pollution control facility
.
This facility is located at 100 Marathon Avenue, Robinson
The property identification number is Part of 51-34-1-21
Based on the information included in this submittal, it is my engineering Judgement that
the proposed facility may be considered "Pollution Control Facilities" under 35 IAC
125.200(a), with the primary purpose of eliminating, preventing, or reducing air pollution,
or as otherwise provided in this section, and therefore eligible for tax certification from
the Illinois Pollution Control Board. Therefore, it is my recommendation that the Board
issue the requested tax Certification for these carbon canisters
.
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