HJ 1118-2020Technical specification for application and issuance of pollutant permit - Bulk oil terminal and oil filling station (English PDF)

3.1 Bulk oil terminal pollutant emission units

Refers to the receiving and dispatching (including storage) of crude oil, raw materials, etc., which are composed of oil storage tanks and are sent and received by means of tank cars, railway tank cars, ships or pipelines.

The pollutant discharge unit of oil products such as oil products (except the storage places of oil products such as crude oil and refined oil products in the production enterprise).

3.2 Oil filling station pollutant emission units

Refers to a pollutant discharge unit that is composed of oil storage tanks, fuel dispensers, and oil guns to add refined oil to motor vehicles.

3.3 Petroleum products

Refers to gasoline, kerosene, diesel and other ethanol gasoline and biodiesel that meet the national product quality standards and have the same purpose Wait for alternative fuels.

3.4 Key management pollutant discharge units

Refers to the pollutant discharge units that are included in the "List of Classified Management of Permits for Discharge of Fixed Pollution Sources".

3.5 Simplified management pollutant discharge units

Refers to the pollutant discharge units that are included in the "List of Classification Management of Permits for Discharge of Fixed Pollution Sources" to simplify management.

3.6 Volatile organic compounds

Organic compounds that participate in atmospheric photochemical reactions, or organic compounds determined in accordance with relevant regulations. This standard uses "non-Methane Total Hydrocarbons (NMHC)" is used as a comprehensive control index for volatile organic compounds emissions from exhaust pipes and corporate boundaries.

3.7 Volatile organic liquid

Any organic liquid that can release volatile organic compounds into the atmosphere and meet one of the following conditions. (1) At 20 °C, the real vaporization A single-component organic liquid with a pressure greater than or equal to 0.3 kPa; (2) At 20 °C, the true vapor pressure of the mixture is greater than or equal to an organic liquid whose total mass of 0.3 kPa components is greater than or equal to 20%.

3.8 Permitted emission limits

Refers to the maximum discharge concentration (rate) and discharge volume of pollutants that are allowed to be discharged by the pollutant discharge unit specified in the pollution discharge permit.

3.9 Special periods

Refers to the environmental quality compliance plan and other relevant environmental management regulations formulated by local governments the pollutant discharge situation has special requirements for the time period, including the response period of heavy pollution weather and the winter protection period.

4.1 Requirements for basic information of pollutant discharge units

4.1.1 General principles

The pollutant discharge unit shall fill in the corresponding information in the national pollutant discharge permit management information platform application system in accordance with the requirements of this standard. fill If it is not included in the reporting system, the local ecological environment authority requires it to be reported, or the pollutant discharge unit thinks it needs to be reported, it can do so by itself add content.

Local ecological and environmental authorities at or above the municipal level with districts may increase the the content specified in the permit, and fill in the "local ecological environment with the right to issue" in the application system of the national pollution discharge permit management information platform the management content added by the environmental authorities" column.

4.1.2 Basic situation of pollutant discharge units

The basic information of the pollutant discharge unit includes unit name, license management category, postal code, industry category, whether it is in operation and Production date, latitude and longitude of the production and operation site, whether the location is an environmentally sensitive area (such as the key control area of the atmosphere, total phosphorus and total nitrogen control Industrial park), whether it is located in the industrial park and the name of the industrial park to which it belongs, the environmental impact assessment approval number (record number), and the place the document number of the government's identification or filing of illegal projects, the document number of the distribution plan of the main pollutant total control index, Total organic matter (VOCs) indicators, total indicators of other pollutants (if any), etc.

When reporting and selecting the industry category, select GB/T 4754-2017 G 5941 Oil and Gas Storage.

4.1.3 Main products and production capacity

4.1.3.1 General principles

Fill in the basic information with the main project, production facilities, facility parameters, production facility numbers, material names, and others.

4.1.3.2 Main project

The main project of the oil storage depot sewage unit is divided into storage tank area, loading and unloading area and public auxiliary facilities. Fill in the design storage capacity (ten thousand cubic meters), the number of storage tanks, the number of crane positions, the number of sealing points of equipment and pipeline components through which the volatile organic flows, and the scale of sewage treatment facilities are shown in Table 1.

4.1.3.3 Production facilities and facility parameters

The type and quantity of equipment and pipeline assembly sealing points (quantity >=2000) through which the volatile organic flows pass, see Table A.1 in Appendix A for details.

Volatile organic liquid storage tank tank type, nominal volume, inner diameter, tank height, storage material name, material storage temperature and Design annual turnover (if there is no design annual turnover, fill in the average value of the actual turnover in the past three years), etc., see appendix for details

Table A.2 in A, detailed parameters can be optional fill in Table A.3 ~ Table A.5 in Appendix A.

The parameters of the volatile organic liquid loading facility include the name of the loaded material, the designed annual loading capacity, the loading temperature and the loading form (fire Vehicles/cars/ships/barges), see Table A.6 in Appendix A for details.

Other production facilities are optional.

4.1.3.4 Production facility number

The pollutant discharge unit can fill in the internal production facility number. If the pollutant discharge unit does not have the internal production facility number, it will be processed according to HJ 608 Number and fill in.

4.1.3.5 Material name

Fill in the name of the main materials, including crude oil, gasoline, ethanol gasoline, kerosene, diesel, biodiesel, fuel oil, naphtha Oil, wax oil, residual oil, etc.

4.1.3.6 Other

If the pollutant discharge unit needs to explain, it can fill in the report.

4.1.4 Main auxiliary materials

4.1.4.1 General principles

Report the auxiliary materials added in the process of wastewater treatment and waste gas treatment. The toxic and harmful substances in the auxiliary materials and their proportion are required.

4.1.4.2 Name

Fill in the name of the main auxiliary materials, including activated carbon, catalyst, etc.

4.1.4.3 Design annual usage

Fill in the design annual usage. If there is no designed annual usage, the report shall be based on the average of the actual usage in the past three years.

4.1.4.4 Other

If the pollutant discharge unit needs to explain, it can fill in the report.

4.1.5 Pollution production and discharge nodes, pollutant projects and pollution control facilities

4.1.5.1 General principles

Waste gas production and discharge nodes, pollutant projects and pollution control facilities include production and discharge links, pollutant projects, emission forms, Pollution control facilities and processes, whether it is feasible technology, pollution control facility parameters, pollution control facilities and discharge port numbers, discharge Whether the vent setting is standardized and the type of discharge port, etc.

Wastewater production and discharge nodes, pollutant projects and pollution treatment facilities include waste water categories, pollutant projects, waste water destination, pollution Pollution control facilities and processes, whether it is a feasible technology, pollution control facility parameters, emission methods, emission destinations and emission rules, Pollution control facilities and discharge port numbers, whether the discharge ports are set up in a standard manner, and the types of discharge ports, etc.

4.1.5.2 Exhaust gas

a) Production and discharge links, pollutant projects and pollution control facilities the contents of production and discharge links, pollutant items, discharge forms, and pollution control facilities are shown in Table 2.Contents not listed in the table the pollutant discharge unit shall fill in the report by itself. The pollutant items are determined according to GB 14544, GB 16297, GB 20950, and GB 37822.Ground If there are stricter requirements in the emission standards of the Party's pollutants, the regulations shall prevail.

4.2 Corresponding discharge outlets and permitted discharge limits for production and discharge nodes

4.2.1 Discharge outlets and implementation standards

4.2.1.1 Exhaust gas

Exhaust gas discharge outlets should be filled with the geographical coordinates of the discharge outlet, the height of the exhaust cylinder, national or local pollutant discharge Promise more stringent emission limits.

4.2.1.2 Wastewater

For direct waste water discharge outlets, the geographic coordinates of the discharge outlets, discharge rules, the names and codes of the corresponding sewage outlets into the river, and the Natural water body information, geographic coordinates of the receiving natural water body and the implementation of national or local pollutant discharge standards; wastewater indirect the discharge outlet shall fill in with the geographical coordinates of the discharge outlet, the discharge rule, the information of the receiving sewage treatment plant and the national or local pollutants implemented Discharge standards, the domestic sewage discharged into the centralized urban sewage treatment facility only indicates whereabouts. Where wastewater is discharged intermittently, it shall be Specify the time period for pollutant discharge.

4.2.1.2 Rain

Rainwater discharge outlets mainly fill in the discharge outlet number, the geographical coordinates of the discharge outlet, the discharge destination, the name of the receiving water body and the water quality target.

And the geographic coordinates of the natural water body where it enters the receiving body. For the number of the rainwater discharge outlet, fill in the internal number of the pollutant discharge unit.

Use "YS three-digit serial number" (such as YS001) for numbering and fill in.

4.2.2 Permitted emission limits

4.2.2.1 General principles

The permitted emission limit includes the permitted emission concentration of pollutants and the permitted emission volume. Permitted emissions include annual permitted emissions and special Allowable emissions in specific time periods. The annual allowable discharge volume refers to the maximum volume of pollutants discharged by a pollutant discharge unit for 12 consecutive months. Issuance the competent local ecological and environmental authorities may refine the accounting period of permitted emissions in accordance with environmental management regulations.

The main discharge outlets of organized waste gas shall specify the permitted discharge concentration of pollutants and stipulate the annual permitted discharge volume of pollutants.

The permitted emission concentration of pollutants should be clarified; unorganized emission sources should be clearly defined for Organic liquid atmospheric storage tanks shall specify the annual permissible discharge volume of volatile organic compounds for unorganized discharge.

The general discharge outlet of wastewater shall specify the permitted discharge concentration of pollutants, and the permitted discharge volume is not required in principle.

Determine the permitted emission concentration according to national or local pollutant emission standards. According to the law, the major pollution the total amount of pollutant emission control indicators and the methods specified in this standard shall strictly determine the permitted emission volume, and take it after January 1, 2015 (inclusive).

For pollutants that have been approved by the environmental impact document, the permitted discharge volume shall also meet the requirements of the environmental impact assessment document and the approval.

The pollutant discharge unit shall specify the calculation process of the permitted discharge amount applied for in the national pollution discharge permit management information platform.

The pollutant discharge unit promises to implement a stricter discharge concentration, which should be stated in the copy of the pollutant discharge permit.

4.2.2.2 Exhaust gas

4.2.2.2.1 Permissible emission concentration

Take the production facility or discharge outlet corresponding to the production and discharge node as a unit, and specify the permitted emission concentration of various air pollutants at each discharge outlet.

The permitted emission concentration and treatment efficiency of volatile organic compounds discharged from gasoline oil and gas recovery facilities shall be determined in accordance with GB 20950; others the permitted emission concentration or treatment efficiency of volatile organic compounds discharged by material oil and gas recovery facilities shall be determined in accordance with GB 37822.Sewage treatment the permitted emission concentration or treatment efficiency of volatile organic compounds discharged by the organic waste gas collection and treatment device of the facility shall be determined in accordance with GB 37822.

Gasoline oil and gas closed collection system for any leaking point of the oil and gas volume fraction concentration and bottom filling end and disconnect the quick connector the amount of gasoline leakage at the time is determined in accordance with GB 20950.

The pollutant discharge units in key areas implement special control requirements for unorganized emissions, and the geographic scope and time of implementation are determined by the State Council's ecological Regulations of environmental authorities or provincial people's governments.

The permissible emission concentrations of volatile organic compounds and hydrogen sulfide emitted by the boundaries of the enterprise are determined in accordance with GB 16297 and GB 14554 respectively.

Where there are stricter emission standards, follow the regulations.

If multiple production facilities or discharge outlets with different permitted emission concentrations adopt a mixed method to discharge exhaust gas, and the selected monitoring the location can only monitor the emission concentration of pollutants in the mixed exhaust gas, and the strictest permitted emission concentration limit among the limit requirements should be implemented.

4.2.2.2.2 Permitted emissions

Permitted emissions include annual permitted emissions and permitted emissions during special periods. Sewage discharge units of oil storage depots should be clearly organized the annual permitted discharge ...