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ADEQ A R K A N S A S Department of Environmental Quality

Via Email Only to: [email protected]

Kevin Glauber Facility Manager Bunge N01th America, Inc. - DeSoto Landing P. 0. Box 327 Arkansas City, AR 71630

RE: Application for Registration Modification AFIN: 21-00037 Registration No.: 0335-A-REG315

Dear Mr. Glauber:

The Depmtment has reviewed your facility's application for registration modification for the facility located at Highway 4 N01th - 2724 Blmge Road, Arkansas City in Desha County, Arkansas.

The Depmtment has detennined that the infonnation ce1tified in the application fulfills the required criteria for registration modification as specified in Arkansas Air Pollution Control Code (Regulation 18), Section 18.315 and other applicable regulations. Your registration number will continue to be 0335-A-REG315.

This registration modification is your authority to construct, operate, and maintain the equipment and/or conti·ol appm·atus as set f01th in your registi·ation request received on November 9, 2018. Bunge N01th America, Inc. - DeSoto Landing is required to update this registi·ation should the facility operations or emissions change so that the cmTent registration no longer reflects actual operations.

Please maintain a copy of this letter and the application at the facility.

Sincerely,

Thomas Rheaume, P .E. Senior Operations Manager Office of Air Quality

c: Compliance Monitoring

Attachment: Registi·ation Application

ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 5301 NORTHSHORE DRIVE I NORTH UTILE ROCK I ARKANSAS 72118-5317 I TELEPHONE 501-682-0744 I FAX 501-682-0880

www.odeq.stote.or.us

RHEAUME

Typewritten Text

November 27, 2018

BLJNGE

November 6, 2018

Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality Air Permitting Section 5301 Northshore Drive North Little Rock, AR 72118-5317

RE: Bunge North America - DeSoto Landing AFIN: 21-00037 Registration No.: 0335-A-REG315

To Whom it May Concern:

Bunge North America is in possession of Registration No. 0335-A-REG315. Proposed changes at the facility necessitate the attached update to this registration. An existing 1 ,000,000 bushel storage tanks will be replaced with a 250,000 bushel storage tank. Two new truck receiving pits will be installed, and the existing truck receiving pits will be closed. A baghouse used to aspirate the receiving pits will be removed. The receiving pits have been redesigned with baffles that slow the rate that grain enters the pit. With the removal of the baghouse and these new baffles, the PM1 0 emissions stay basically the same.

The threshold levels of 25/10 tons per year of PM/PM1 0 will not be exceeded. The associated emissions calculations for PM and PM1o can be found in the attached document.

If you have any questions or need additional information, please feel free to contact me at (314) 292-2707 or via e-mail at [email protected].

Sincerely,

Christa Andrew Environmental Specialist

cc: Kevin Glauber

Attachments

Bunge North America, IDe. 1391 Timberlake Manor Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63017 Phone: (314) 292-2707

ADEQ Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality

AIR DIVISION

AIR PERMIT APPLICATION FORMS

November 2018

GENERAL INFORMATION APPLICATION FORMS (Complete this General Information section for all Registrations and Applications)

1. FACILITY PHYSICAL INFORMATION Facility Name: Bunge North America, Inc. Facility Address or Location: Hwy 4 North - 2724 Bunge Rd. City: Arkansas City County: Desha Zip: 71630-0327 Physical Contact First Name: Kevin I LastName: I Glauber, Physical Contact Position/Title: Facility Manager Physical Contact Phone: 870-877-2312/2313 I FAX: I Physical Contact Email: [email protected]

I 2. FACILITY MAILING INFORMATION I Organization N arne: Bunge North America Facility Mailing Address: POBox327 City: Arkansas City State: Arkansas Zip: 71630-0327 Mailing Contact First Name: Kevin I LastName: I Glauber Mailing Contact Position/Title: Facility Manager Mailing Contact Phone: 870-877-2312/2313 I FAX: I Mailing Contact Email: [email protected]

3. INVOICE MAILING INFORMATION Organization Name: Same as above Invoice Mailil!g Address: City: State: Zip: Invoice Contact First N arne: I LastName: I Invoice Contact Position/Title: Invoice Contact Phone: I FAX: I Invoice Contact Email:

4. PERMIT APPLICATION CONTACT INFORMATION Organization N arne: Bunge North America Applicant Mailing Address: 1391 Timberlake Manor Parkway City: Chesterfield State: MO Zip: 63017 Applicant Contact First Name: Christa I LastName: I Andrew Applicant Contact Position/Title: Environmental Specialist Applicant Phone Number: 314-292-2707 I FAX: I Applicant Email Address: [email protected]

AFIN Facility Permit# Date Page

GENERAL INFORMATION APPLICATION FORMS 5. UTM COORDINATES OF CENTER OF PLANT (Not Required for Permit Transfers or Name

Changes)

UTM Zone (15 or 16) 15

UTM North (to the nearest meter) 3729563

UTM West (to the nearest meter) 664098 E

Datum System (indicate only one) NAD27 I I NAD83 I I WGS84I

j6. NAICS INFORMATION I

NAICS Number: 424510

NAICS Title:

7. TYPE OF PERMIT (CHECK ONE):

X lAir Permit Registration I !Minor Source Permit I .lTitle V/Major Source Permit

8. TYPE OF PERMIT APPLICATION (CHECK ONE):

Initial (New) Permit (Includes changes between Minor, Title V, Registrations and General Permit types)

Renewal Of Existing Permit (Title V Permits Only)

Minor Modification (Title V Permits Only)

De Minimis (Minor Source Permits Only)

Significant Modification

X Administrative Amendment

Name Change

Transfer Of Ownership

j9. CURRENT ACTIVE PERMIT NUMBER (IF APPLICABLE):

Air Permit No. I 0335-A-REG315

10. DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION OR RECONSTRUCTION: (Not Required for Permit Transfers or Name Changes)

Expected Date of Commencement of Construction or Reconstruction: December 2018

Expected Date of Completion of Construction or Reconstruction: March 2019

Anticipated Date of Operation: March 2019


GENERAL INFORMATION APPLICATION FORMS GENERAL APPLICATION QUESTIONS

11. Disclosure Statement Yes No Is this an Initial Permit, Registration, Renewal, or Change of Ownership? X

If yes, attach a disclosure statement.

12. Federal Regulations (Not Required for Permit Transfers or Name Changes)

Is any source, existing or new, subject to a NSPS (40 CPR Part 60) or NESHAP (40 CPR X Part 61 or 63) requirement?

If yes, is a list of the sources with the specific applicable subpart paragraphs attached?. See instructions for more details on this requirement

13. ·Would you like to subscribe to the Air Permit Branch Email list? (A periodic email from the X ADEQ Air Permit Branch of notable events and issues relating to air permits and permitting.)

If yes, list the email address( es) you wish to use: (or you can email us at [email protected] with "subscribe" (no quotation marks) in the subject box.

1114. ORGANIZATIONAL STATUS OF APPLICANT

AFIN

a. Please check the box which appropriately describes the legal organization of the applicant.

Solely Owned Proprietorship X Corporation General Partnership Joint Venture Limited Partnership Government Entity LLC Other (Specify)

b. Is the applicant currently registered to do business with the Arkansas Secretary of State?

XYES (indicate SOS filing I EXISTING FACILITY I NO D Number) . .

c. If the applicant is registered with the Arkansas Secretary of State, indicate if it is domestic (Arkansas) or a foreign (chartered outside of Arkansas).

Domestic I X I Foreign 1.------

d. Attach a Certificate of Good Standing for Arkansas from the State of Origin, if other than Arkansas.

(Please note no permit will be issued to a corporation until the proper documents have been filed with the Secretary of State. Also, note that the name of the applicant must be identical to the name of the registered corporation.)

e. If the applicant is organized as a partnership, then list the names and addresses of all partners

Facility Permit# Date Page

GENERAL INFORMATION APPLICATION FORMS involved. Attach additional sheets if necessary.

f. If the applicant is organized as a joint venture, list the names and addresses of all of the principals involved. Attach additional sheets if necessary.

END OF GENERAL INFORMATION APPLICATION FORMS

GO TO REGISTRATION, MAJOR SOURCE APPLICATION FORMS OR EMISSION RATE TABLE AND OTHER FORMS


REGISTRATIONS (Complete this section for Registration applications only. Otherwise, skip to the next section.)

15. Provide a description of the facility, processes and sources of air pollution emissions. Also include a Process Flow Diagram. Attach additional pages if necessary.

The facility is a grain elevator. Sources of air pollution emissions are listed on the

attached emission calculations. An existing 1,000,000 bushel storage tank will be replaced with a

250,000 bushel tank. Two new grain receiving pits will be installed. Two existing pits will be closed.

A baghouse used to aspirate the receiving pits will be removed from service, but with the new pit design,

emissions will not increase. The throughput of the facility will not change.

16. What are the total actual emissions from this facility?

Pollutant Tons per year Eligible TPY limits

PM 13.9 ::::15 and<25

PMw 4.3 ::::10 and< 15

so2 N/A ::::25 and<40

voc N/A ::::25 and< 40

co N/A ::::40 and< 75

NOx N/A

::::25 and<40

Single HAP N/A

::::1and<2

Combination HAP N/A

::::3and<5

Air Contaminants N/A

<25

Lead N/A

<0.5

17. Provide a detailed explanation ofhow the emissions estimate was determined e.g. AP-42, test information, etc. Attach additional pages if necessary.

Emission factors from Section 9.9.1 of AP-42 were used. Calculations are attached.

AFIN

END OF REGISTRATION SPECIFIC QUESTIONS

GO TO MAILING AND CERTIFICATION FORMS

Facility Permit# Date Page

MAJOR SOURCE APPLICATIONS

(Complete this section for Title V/Major Source Air Permit Applications only. Otherwise, skip to the Emission Rate Table and Other Forms section.)

18. NEIGHBORING STATES WITHIN 50 MILES OF THE PERMITTED FACILITY (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY):

Texas Tennessee Kentucky

Oklahoma Mississippi Kansas

Missouri Louisiana

TITLE V!MAJOR SOURCE QUESTIONS Yes

19. Prevention Of Significant Deterioration (PSD)

a. Is the facility a major source as defined in PSD rules? If yes, include an explanation why this application is not subject to PSD.

b. Will the facility engage in construction, reconstruction, or modification that will require a PSD application? If yes, complete Request for Applicability of Class I Area Modeling form.

20. Is the facility subject to:

a. Cross-State Air Pollution Rule (CSAPR)/Transport Rule (TR)?

If yes and the Description of TR Monitoring Provisions Table has not been submitted or this request is to update the table, attach the completed Description ofTR Monitoring Provisions Table.

b. Acid Deposition Control contained in 40 CPR Part 72?

If yes and the Acid Rain Application has not been provided or this request is to update the application, attach the completed forms, available on-line from USEPA.

21. Will the facility engage in construction or reconstruction that will require a 112(g) application?

22. Title VI applicability

a. Does the facility have any air conditioners or refrigeration equipment that uses CFCs, HCFs or other ozone depleting substances?

b. Does the air conditioner or refrigeration equipment contain a refrigeration charge greater than 50 pounds per unit?

c. Do facility personnel maintain, service, repair or dispose of any motor vehicle air conditioners or appliances (as defined in 40 CPR 82.152)?

23. Is the facility subject to the Accidental Release Prevention requirements of §112(r)?

If yes, is the facility in compliance (If not in compliance, submit a compliance plan.)

END OF MAJOR SOURCE APPLICATION SPECIFIC QUESTIONS

GO TO EMISSION RATE TABLE AND OTHER FORMS SECTION


No

CERTIFICATION AND MAILING

Checklist - The following may be required information for an application:

C'-· Initial Significant, De .s § Permit

'"0 ·..:::: Item Registration (New or Renewal2 Minimis or Administrative

<lJ ro '"d -~ Minor Amendment ;:j...-< existing ...... 0.. Modifications u 0.. .El~ Facility)

~ General Information

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Forms

D Emission Rate Table No Yes Yes Yes No

Forms ~ Calculations Yes Yes Yes Yes Maybe

Control Equipment D Operating Parameters No Yes Yes Yes Not Applicable

Forms ~ Process Flow Diagram Yes Yes Yes Yes No

D Process Description Yes Yes Yes Yes No

D USGS (Area) Map No Yes Yes Maybe1 No

D Plot Plan No Yes Yes Maybe1 No

D Property Description No Yes Yes No No

D Operating Scenarios No Yes Yes Yes No

D Equipment Specifications Yes Yes Yes Maybe1 No

D Compliance Plan No Title V

Yes Title V Only No Only

D Applicable Requirements No Title V


D Compliance Schedule No Title V


D USEP A Acid Rain Forms No Maybe Maybe Maybe No

D CSAPRForms No Maybe Maybe Maybe No

Detailed NSPS and D NESHAP/MACT Yes Yes Yes Yes No

Requirements

~ Additional Information No Yes Yes Yes No

D List of Insignificant

No Yes Yes Yes Maybe Activities Forms

D Disclosure Statement Form Yes Yes Yes No No Certificate of Good

D Standing, Domestic and Yes Yes Yes Yes No Foreign

~ Certification of

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes A}JlJlication Form

D Certification of No

Title V Yes Title V Only Title V Only

Compliance Form Only

D Certification of Minor No No No

Minor Mod No

Modification Form Only

Request for Applicability PSDOnly PSDOnly

D of Class I Area Modeling No Email to: No Email to: No AirPermits@ad [email protected] Analysis Form eq.state.ar.us tate.ar.us

1 - Modifications involving new construction or modification of the manner in which the current process operates will require this attachment. Modifications involving production increases, hour of operation increases, etc. (i.e. do not involve the addition of any new equipment units or modification of the manner in which the current process operates) will not require this attachment. 2 - A renewal must include all information as if it were the initial application. This includes items that are not changing.

CERTIFICATION OF APPLICATION COMPLETE FOR ALL REGISTRATIONS AND APPLICATIONS

"Responsible Official" means one of the following:

1) For a corporation: a president, secretary, treasurer, or vice-president of the corporation in charge of a principal business function, or any other person who performs similar policy or decision-making functions for the corporation, or a duly authorized representative of such person if the representative is responsible for the overall operation of one or more manufacturing, production, or operating facilities applying for or subject to a permit and either:

(i) the facilities employ more than 250 persons or have gross annual sales or expenditures exceeding $25 million (in second quarter 1980 dollars); or

(ii) the .delegation of authority to such representative is approved in advance by the permitting authority (a copy of this delegation of authority must be attached);

(2) For a partnership or sole proprietorship: a general partner or the proprietor, respectively;

(3) For a municipality, State, Federal, or other public agency: either a principal executive officer or ranking elected official. For the purposes of this part, a principal executive officer of a Federal agency includes the chief executive officer having responsibility for the overall operations of a principal geographic unit of the agency (e.g., a Regional Administrator of EPA).

I certify under penalty of law that this application and all attachments were prepared under my direction or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that qualified personnel properly gather and evaluate the information submitted. Based on my inquiry of the person or persons who manage the system, or those persons directly responsible for gathering the information, the information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of fine and imprisonment for knowing violations.

Mike Tate District Manager

typed/printed name of responsible official title

wt~~/ (r~jg signature of responsible offidal date

(A copy of any delegation of authority must be attached)

Christa Andrew Bunge North America typed/printed name of person preparing application firm or company

1391 Timberlake Manor Parkway 314-292-2707

Address of preparer' s firm telephone number (including area code)


BCJNGE Enhancing the Value of America's Harvest

Dust Control on Truck Receiving Pits

Bunge realizes the importance of controlling the emissions in and around our truck receiving operations. We have developed many baffle designs over time in an effort to offset the need and expense of installing 'Dust Collection - Filter Systems'.

To this end, we have investigated designs that would accomplish our goal but not require supplemental dust collection equipment. The newest, improved system design will be installed in our truck receiving pits at DeSoto Landing. This new system is a baffle system of basically small inlet hoppers with small swing gates at each discharge. These hoppers are intended to slow the rate that grain enters into the pit, and shorten the distance that grain falls, causing grain to back up above the grating and to the hopper bottom trailer, creating a "choke" condition. By better controlling the speed of the discharge out of the truck, we in turn, control the entrained air associated with it. Also, the new baffle system is always closed until the grain opens the individual swing gates at the bottom of the hoppers. Therefore, dust cannot travel up and out of the pit. The baffled outlets from these hoppers are 12" x 10" with a single hanging baffle plate. Over each of the 14' by 30' receiving pits are 21 of these hopper/baffle devices.

Bunge always wants to be innovative and efficient in all things we do. This process is no different. We feel that this new design paves the way for the future as we strive to also be good stewards of the environment.

November 5, 2018

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AFIN: 21-00037 Permit#: 0335-A-REG315

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OPERATION

Truck Receiving Pit #1 - (SN-1)

Internal Operations- (SN-2)

Grain Storage - (SN-3)

Barge Loadout- (SN-4)

Truck Receiving Pit #2- (SN-5)

Roadway Fugitives***

**Sum Total

Maximum Controlled Emission Limits Summary

Emissions (lbs/hour) Emission (tons/year)

PM PM10 PM2.5 PM PM10 PM2.5

13.13 2.93 0.49 1.97 0.44 0.07

9.15 5.10 0.87 2.75 1.53 0.26

37.50 9.45 1.65 5.63 1.42 0.25

24.00 6.00 0.83 3.60 0.90 0.12

13.13 2.93 0.49 1.97 0.44 0.07

8.45 2.28 0.70 8.79 2.37 0.73

83.8 23.5 3.8 13.9 4.3 0.7

*** Roadway fugitives are not included in the total emission limits

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AFIN: 21-00037 Permit #: 0335-AR-1

Emissions Estimate

Total Bu Total Tons Receipts 15,000,000 450,000 Handlin~ 30,000,000 900,000

Barge shipments 15,000,000 450,000

bushels I tons

commodity receipts

com beans

Total 15,000,000 450,000

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barge shi tons

pments

15,000,000 450,000

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AFIN: 21-00037 Permit #: 0335-AR-1

Truck Receiving Pit #1- ISN-1)

PM Emission Factor PM10 Emission Factor

PM2.5 Emission Factor Unloading rate/hour Unloading rate/year

%Reduction

Potential PM emissions due to grain unloading

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

Potential PM10 emissions due to grain unloading

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

PotentiaiPM2.5 emissions due to grain unloading

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

Truck Receiving Pit #2 - ISN-51

PM Emission Factor PM10 Emission Factor

PM2.5 Emission Factor Unloading rate/hour Unloading rate/year

%Reduction

Potential PM emissions due to grain unloading

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

Potential PM10 emissions due to grain unloading

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

Potential Emissions Estimate

0.035 lb/ton 0.008 lb/ton 0.001 lb/ton

(Table 9.9.1-1, Hopper Bottom Truck Receiving AP-42, March 2003). Conservative assumption that gravity-actuated pit baffles reduce particulate matter generation by 50%. sec 3-02-005-52

750 tons 25,000 BPH 225,000 tons annual throughput

50 % - Inherent to the process- enclosure and baffles

Emission Factor • Process Rate • %Reduction

(lb/ton)*(unload rate ton/hour)*(%reduction) 13.13 lbs/hour

(lb/ton)*(unload rate ton/year)/(2000 lb/ton) 1.97 tons/year

Emission Factor • Process Rate

(lb/ton)*(unload rate ton/hour) 2.93 lbs/hour



(lb/ton)"(unload rate ton/hour) 0.49 lbs/hour

(lb/ton)"(unload rate ton/year)/(2000 lb/ton) 0.07 tons/year


(Table 9.9.1-1, Hopper Bottom Truck Receiving AP-42, March 2003). Conservative assumption that gravity-actuated pit baffles reduce particulate matter generation by 50%. sec 3-02-005-52

750 tons 25,000 BPH 225,000 tons annual throughput

50 % - Inherent to the process -enclosure and baffles







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Potential PM2.5 emissions due to grain unloading

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

Internal Operations - (SN-2)

Emission Factor* Process Rate



Note: All handling equipment is totally enclosed or in the facility interior. PM Emission Factor 0.061 lb/ton (Table 9.9.1-1, Headhouse and Internal Handling, March 2003)

sec 3-02-005-3D PM10 Emission Factor 0.034 lb/ton PM2.5 Emission Factor 0.0058 lb/ton

Conveying rate/hour 1,500 tons 50,000 BPH Conveying rate/year 900,000 tons

Capture Efficiency 90 % - main conveying: Enclosed or in the interior. Control Dev Eff 0 %

PM emissions due to grain handling

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

PM1 0 emissions due to grain handling

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

PM2.5 emissions due to grain handling

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

Grain Storage - fSN-3)

PM Emission Factor PM1 0 Emission Factor

PM2.5 Emission Factor Conveying rate/hour Conveying rate/year

Capture Efficiency Control Dev Eff

Potential PM emissions due to grain storage

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

Potential PM1 0 emissions due to grain storage

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

Potential PM2.5 emissions due to grain storage

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

Emission Factor* Process Rate * (1 -capture eff)

(lb/ton)*(rate ton/hour)*((1 DO-capture efficiency)/1 00) 9.15 lbs/hour

(lb/ton)*(rate ton/year)*((1 00-eff'y)/1 00)/(2000 lb/ton) 2. 75 tons/year

Emission Factor* Process Rate * (1 -capture eff)

(lb/ton)*(rate ton/hour)*((1 DO-capture efficiency)/1 00) 5.10 lbs/hour

(lb/ton)*(rate ton/year)*((1 00-eff'y)/1 00)/(2000 lb/ton) 1.53 tons/year

Emission Factor* Process Rate* (1 -capture eff)

(lb/ton)*(rate ton/hour)*((1 DO-capture efficiency)/1 DO) 0.87 lbs/hour

(lb/ton)*(rate ton/year)*((1 00-eff'y)/1 00)/(2000 lb/ton) 0.26 tons/year


1500 tons 450,000 tons

0% 0%

(Table 9.9.1-1, Storage Bin Vents, 3/03) sec 3-02-005-4D

50,000 BPH


(lb/ton)*(load rate ton/hour) 37.50 lbs/hour

(lb/ton)*(ton/year)/(2000 lb/ton) 5.63 tons/year







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GRAIN lOADOUT Barge loadout - (SN-4) The grain barge shipping system includes an enclosed conveyor to the barge.

PM Emission Factor 0.016 lb/lon (AP-42, Section 9.11.1, Table 9.1.1-1; 3/03) PM10 Emission Factor 0.004 lb/lon SCC 3-02-005-64

PM2.5 Emission Factor 0.00055 lb/ton Load out rate/hour Loadout rate/year Capture efficiency

Control Dev Eff

Potential PM emissions due to grain

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

Potential PM10 emissions due to grain load out

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

Potential PM2.5 emissions due to grain loadout

a. Max Hourly

b. Max Yearly

1,500 tons 450,000 tons

0 % - telescopin(l spout 0%


(lb/lon)*(load rate ton/hour) 24.00 lbs/hour

(lb/ton)"(load rate ton/year)/(2000 lb/ton) 3.60 tons/year


(lbilon)*(load rate ton/hour) 6.00 lbs/hour

(lb/lon)*(load rate ton/year)/(2000 lb/ton) 0.90 tons/year


(lbilon)"(load rate ton/hour) 0.83 lbs/hour

(lb/lon)*(load rate ton/year)/(2000 lb/lon) 0.12 tons/year

50,000 BPH

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