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Flaring/ Incineration Enter the maximum continuous flaring/incineration rate from all sources on site where gas is burned in a flare or incinerator in 103m3/d to 2 decimal places. You must enter 0.00 for facilities with no continuous flaring. Either this value or that for Venting in the next field must be > 0 if you selected Yes in response to Technical information, Question 4, "Gas will be continuously flared, incinerated, or vented" (see p. 60). This value should not include fuel gas used for header purge, flare combustion management or pilot fuel, or volumes attributed to emergency or maintenance flaring. (Required) Enter the maximum continuous venting rate from all sources on site 3 3 where gas is vented in 10 m /d to 2 decimal places. You must enter 0.00 for facilities with no continuous venting. Either this value or that for Flaring/Incineration in the previous field must be > 0 if you selected Yes in response to Technical information, Question 4, "Gas will be continuously flared, incinerated, or vented" (see p. 60). This value should not include volumes attributed to emergency or maintenance venting. For facilities operating a sweetening unit for the purpose of CO2 removal, record the volume of CO2 vented from that operation. Venting (Required) For new C300, D400 applications and new and/or licence amendment E600 applications, you must attach: Required Attachment Description Type Material Balance Written description of the proposed process at the facility. An explanation of any differences between design rates applied for and those from the material balance. .doc, .jpg, .pdf, .xls Total Continuous Emission Rates Breakdown of NOx, CO2, and continuous sulphur emission sources. For facilities with NOx emissions < 16 kg/h, include the input parameters and predicted normal and maximum ground-level concentration of NOx (if modeling was conducted). Attach a copy of the AENV approval or registration number if available. .doc, .jpg, .pdf, .xls EAS Facilities Applications User Guide 4BFacility applications (January 2008) • 59