BVT-Merkblatt zu Abwasser- und Abgasbehandlung

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Annexes § 9. In existing tank farms which do not dispose of an impervious bund and which are located outside a water abstraction area or a protected zone, within a period of 24 months after the date of the coming into force of this order observation pipes must be installed in accordance with the provisions of article 5.17.3.12. Art. 5.17.3.20 § 1. If leaks are observed the operator will take all the measures required to avoid the danger of explosion and restrict further soil and groundwater pollution to the extent possible. § 2. After professional repairs the container may only be brought back into use if a certificate has been issued by an environmental expert accredited in the discipline containers for gases or hazardous substances or by an authorised expert or by a technician accredited for the storage of P3 and/or P4 products intended for the heating of buildings. From this certificate it must clearly appear that the container and the installation comply with the requirements referred to in this order. § 3. With the final putting out of use of containers, whether or not due to leaks, the container must be emptied, cleaned and removed within a period of 36 months without prejudice to the provisions of the decree of 2 July 1981 concerning the prevention of waste and waste materials management and its implementing decisions. If it is impossible to remove the container within this period, after consultation with an environmental expert accredited in the discipline containers for gases or hazardous substances or with an authorised expert or with a technician accredited for the storage of P3 and/or P4 products intended for the heating of buildings, the container must be emptied, cleaned and filled with sand, foam or an equivalent inert material. Here the necessary measures must be taken for explosion protection and to prevent soil and groundwater pollution. § 4. Liquid leaks which have caused ground pollution or spillage into the sewer system, the surface waters, the groundwater layers or onto adjacent properties must be immediately reported by the operator to the Environmental Inspection Department, to the Governor of the Province and to the Burgomaster. Section 5.17.4 Control of the emission of volatile organic compounds (VOC) with the storage and transferring of petrol Art. 5.17.4.1 The provisions of this section are applicable to the establishments as referred to in the subsection 17.3.4 and the establishments as referred to in subsection 17.3.9 of the classification list, to the extent these establishments concern the collection, storage and transferring of petrol. Art. 5.17.4.2 § 1. Without prejudice to the other conditions in these regulations, the storage installations must comply with the technical regulations of appendix 5.17.9, § 2. § 2. As a derogation from § 1, existing storage installations must comply with the provisions of § 1: 1. from 1 January 1999 for storage installations with a turnover greater than 50000 tonnes per year, measured during the years 1996 and 1997 398 Waste Water and Waste Gas Treatment

Annexes 2. from 1 January 2002 for storage installations with a turnover greater than 25000 tonnes per year, measured during the years 1996 up to and including 2000; if, however, the turnover measured during the years 1998 up to and including 2000 exceeds the limit of 50000 tonnes per year, the provisions of §1 of this article are applicable from 1 January of the second year after the year for which the limit value was exceeded 3. from 1 January 2005 for other storage installations. Art. 5.17.4.3 § 1. Without prejudice to the other conditions in these regulations, transfer installations of mobile tanks at terminals must comply with the technical regulations of appendix 5.17.9, § 3. § 2. All terminals with transfer installations for the loading of tankers must be equipped with at least one loading gantry that meets the specifications for installations for filling on the bottom side in appendix 5.17.9, § 5. § 3. As a derogation from § 1 of this article, existing transfer installations for the loading of tankers, rail tankers and/or ships must comply with the provisions of § 1 and § 2: 1. from 1 January 1999 for transfer installations with a turnover greater than 150000 tonnes per year, measured during the years 1996 and 1997 2. from 1 January 2002 for transfer installations with a turnover greater than 25000 tonnes per year, measured during the years 1996 up to and including 2000; if, however, the turnover measured during the years 1998 up to and including 2000 exceeds the limit of 150000 tonnes per year, the provisions of §1 of this article are applicable from 1 January of the second year after the year for which the limit value was exceeded 3. from 1 January 2005 for other transfer installations of terminals. § 4. Not later than three months after the date of bringing into use, and then at least once a year, an environmental expert accredited in the discipline air must draw up a report. In this report the results of the measurements conducted to determine the average concentration of vapours in the vapour recovery unit outlet are shown, discussed and compared to the emission condition mentioned in appendix 5.17.9, § 3. The term between two control measurements may in no event exceed 15 months. This report must be sent to the Environmental Licence Department, the Environmental Inspection Department and the Flemish Environmental Agency. Art. 5.17.4.4 § 1. Without prejudice to the other conditions in these regulations, distribution installations for petrol must meet the technical regulations of appendix 5.17.9, § 4. § 2. As a derogation from § 1 of this article, existing distribution installations must comply with the provisions of § 1: 1. from 1 January 1999 for distribution installations with a turnover greater than 1000 m 3 per year, measured during the years 1996 and 1997, as well as for installations, irrespective of their turnover, which are located under permanent living spaces or working spaces 2. from 1 January 2002 for distribution installations with a turnover greater than 500 m 3 per year, measured during the years 1996 up to and including 2000; if, however, the turnover measured during the years 1998 up to and including 2000 exceeds the limit of 1000 m 3 per year, the provisions of § 1 of this article are applicable from 1 January of the second year after the year for which the limit value was exceeded 3. from 1 January 2005 for other distribution installations. Waste Water and Waste Gas Treatment 399

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2. from 1 January 2002 for storage installations with a turnover greater than 25000 tonnes per<br />

year, measured during the years 1996 up to and including 2000; if, however, the turnover<br />

measured during the years 1998 up to and including 2000 exceeds the limit of 50000 tonnes<br />

per year, the provisions of §1 of this article are applicable from 1 January of the second year<br />

after the year for which the limit value was exceeded<br />

3. from 1 January 2005 for other storage installations.<br />

Art. 5.17.4.3<br />

§ 1. Without prejudice to the other conditions in these regulations, transfer installations of mobile<br />

tanks at terminals must comply with the technical regulations of appendix 5.17.9, § 3.<br />

§ 2. All terminals with transfer installations for the loading of tankers must be equipped with at<br />

least one loading gantry that meets the specifications for installations for filling on the bottom<br />

side in appendix 5.17.9, § 5.<br />

§ 3. As a derogation from § 1 of this article, existing transfer installations for the loading of<br />

tankers, rail tankers and/or ships must comply with the provisions of § 1 and § 2:<br />

1. from 1 January 1999 for transfer installations with a turnover greater than 150000 tonnes per<br />

year, measured during the years 1996 and 1997<br />

2. from 1 January 2002 for transfer installations with a turnover greater than 25000 tonnes per<br />

year, measured during the years 1996 up to and including 2000; if, however, the turnover<br />

measured during the years 1998 up to and including 2000 exceeds the limit of 150000 tonnes<br />

per year, the provisions of §1 of this article are applicable from 1 January of the second year<br />

after the year for which the limit value was exceeded<br />

3. from 1 January 2005 for other transfer installations of terminals.<br />

§ 4. Not later than three months after the date of bringing into use, and then at least once a year,<br />

an environmental expert accredited in the discipline air must draw up a report. In this report the<br />

results of the measurements conducted to determine the average concentration of vapours in the<br />

vapour recovery unit outlet are shown, discussed and compared to the emission condition mentioned<br />

in appendix 5.17.9, § 3. The term between two control measurements may in no event<br />

exceed 15 months. This report must be sent to the Environmental Licence Department, the Environmental<br />

Inspection Department and the Flemish Environmental Agency.<br />

Art. 5.17.4.4<br />

§ 1. Without prejudice to the other conditions in these regulations, distribution installations for<br />

petrol must meet the technical regulations of appendix 5.17.9, § 4.<br />

§ 2. As a derogation from § 1 of this article, existing distribution installations must comply with<br />

the provisions of § 1:<br />

1. from 1 January 1999 for distribution installations with a turnover greater than 1000 m 3 per<br />

year, measured during the years 1996 and 1997, as well as for installations, irrespective of<br />

their turnover, which are located <strong>und</strong>er permanent living spaces or working spaces<br />

2. from 1 January 2002 for distribution installations with a turnover greater than 500 m 3 per<br />

year, measured during the years 1996 up to and including 2000; if, however, the turnover<br />

measured during the years 1998 up to and including 2000 exceeds the limit of 1000 m 3 per<br />

year, the provisions of § 1 of this article are applicable from 1 January of the second year after<br />

the year for which the limit value was exceeded<br />

3. from 1 January 2005 for other distribution installations.<br />

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