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R E S E A R C H T R I A N G L E I N S T I T U T E

JULY 1993

TOXIC RELEASE INVENTORY DATA VERIFICATION: COMPARISON OF TOXIC RELEASE INVENTORY (TRI) DATA TO

OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL DATA BASES

FINAL REPORT

Prepared for:

North Carolina Department of Health, Environment, and Natural Resources Pollution Prevention Program

Raleigh, North Carolina

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Prepared by:

A. E. Crook C . M. Northeim

Research Triangle Institute Research Triangle Park, North Carolina

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RTI Project Number 5495-00

State of North Carolina Contract No. W-3025



FINAL

July 1993

Prepared for:

North Carolina Department of Health, Environment, and Natural Resources Pollution Prevention Program

Raleigh, North Carolina

Prepared by:

Anne E. Crook Coleen M. Northeim

Research Triangle Institute Research Triangle Park, North Carolina

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C. M. Northeim, P r o j u a d e r Pollution Prevention Program

D. F. Ndugle, Dfrector Center for Environmental Analysis

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1.0 INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

2.0 METHODOLOGY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

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2.1 Comparison of TRI Data to Single-Media Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2.2 Comparison of Single-Media Data to TRI Reporting Thresholds . . . . . . . . . 6 2.3 Comparison of TRI Data Across Reporting Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

3.0 RESULTS .................................................. 10

3.1 Comparison of TRI Data to Single-Medial Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 3.2 Comparison of Single-Media Data to TRI Reporting Thresholds . . . . . . . . 11 3.3 Comparison of TRI Data Across Reporting Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

TABLE I Summary of Discrepancies Between TRI and Single-Media Data Bases . . . 12

TABLE I1 Summary of Facilities Exceeding TRI Reporting Thresholds But Not Reporting to TRI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

TABLE III Chemicals Delisted from TRI Between 1988 and 1991 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Appendix A PROGRAM CODE FOR VCONVERT.PRG Appendix B PROGRAM CODE FOR TASK6.PRG Appendix C PROGRAM CODE FOR TASK8.PRG Appendix D PROGRAM CODE FOR TASK7.PRG Appendix E RESULTS OF COMPARISON OF TRI DATA AND SINGLEMEDIA DATA Appendix F RESULTS OF COMPARISON OF SINGLE-MEDIA DATA

AND TRI THRESHOLDS Appendix G RESULTS OF COMPARISON OF TRI DATA

ACROSS REPORTING YEARS

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FINAL REPORT



1.0 INTRODUCTION

In 1986, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) introduced a Federal law that required certain facilities to report their annual releases of toxic materials to the environment. This law, the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act, is described in Section 313 of Title 111 of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA). It states that those facilities meeting certain criteria are required to complete and file the Toxic Release Inventory (nu) Reporting Form annually. The criteria are as follows and all must apply:

The facility has 10 or more full-time employees.

The facility conducts manufacturing operations within the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes 20 through 39.

The facility manufactures, processes, or in any other way uses any of the listed toxic chemicals in amounts greater than the threshold quantities.

The threshold quantities for manufacturers and processors are:

75,000 lb during the 1987 calendar year, 50,000 lb during the 1988 calendar year, and 25,000 lb during the 1989 calendar year and in subsequent years.

The threshold quantities for users are as follows:

10,OOO lb during the 1987 calendar year and in subsequent years.

The Section 313 toxic chemical list contains over 300 specific chemicals and about 20 chemical categories. However, these numbers may fluctuate yearly due to the addition or removal (delisting) of chemicals. Facilities are required to complete one TRI form for each listed chemical that is manufactured, processed, or used in quantities exceeding the threshold levels. Specifically, the forms contain the quantities of each chemical that are being released to air, water, and land. These forms cover the activity of the preceding calendar year and

are filed by July of each year. Facilities are required to submit TRI forms to EPA and their State governments.

In this way, TRI provides a complete, useful inventory of the toxic chemicals that are being released to the environment. Consequently, TRI data are used in a wide variety of efforts including those with significant impacts on environmental priorities and policy at both the Federal and State levels. It is crucial, therefore, that the TRI data be as accurate as possible.

The two primary objectives of this project are: (1) to determine the accuracy of and identify errors in TRI reporting data in the State of North Carolina for the years 1987 through 1990, and (2) to develop computer methodologies that can be used to compare TRI data with data in other environmental data bases. This report contains the results obtained from implementing the second objective. A separate report documents the results from the first objective.

To support North Carolina in its pollution prevention efforts, RTI has developed a multimedia waste reduction management system (WRMS) for use in identifying pollution prevention opportunities, targeting State resources, and tracking pollution prevention progress in the State. WRMS is a relational data base that integrates existing multimedia environmental release and waste generation data from the TRI and several single-media data bases. The purpose of this report is to describe how WRMS was used in an effort to verify TRI data by comparing TRI data in WRMS to toxics data reported in single-media data bases and by comparing TRI data across reporting years.

The goal of this effort was to develop computerized methodologies for implementing comparisons between TRI data in WRMS and toxics data reported to single-media data bases and to identify significant discrepancies within TRI and between the TRI and single-media data bases. Five specific comparisons were identified by the North Carolina Pollution Prevention Program (NCPPP):

Compare TRI data to release data in single-media data bases.

Identify facilities reporting releases above the TRI reporting thresholds to single- media data bases but not to TRI.

Compare TRI data across reporting years.

Compare facilities reporting under "FU to the State of North Carolina with the facilities reporting to EPA.

Link and compare TRI data to SARA Title III Section 312 data.

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The methodology and results from the first three of these comparisons are described in the remainder of this report. The fourth comparison could not be completed because the necessary data on facilities reporting under TRI to the State of North Carolina were not available in computerized format, and neither project resources nor the Scope of Work allowed for computerization of these data from hard copy. The fifth comparison also could not be completed because the Section 312 data were not available in computerized form for the data years covered by WRMS (1987 through 1990). These data were available in computerized form for 1991 and 1992, and they were examined to assess the possibilities of such a link and comparison in future years. It was determined that the Section 3 12 data contained no facility identifiers in common with TRI data that would allow a computerized link between the two data bases.

This report is divided into two major sections. The Methodology section briefly describes WRMS and the single-media data bases and details the methods used to make each of the three comparisons. The Results section presents results of the comparisons. The computqr programs used to implement these comparisons are included in Appendices A through D. The results of each comparison are presented in Appendices E through G. A detailed description of WRMS and its development may be found in A Multimedia Waste Reduction Management System for the State of North Carolina, prepared by RTI for NCPPP in April 1993.

2.0 METHODOLOGY

WRMS is a dBASE IV data base that contains data from TRI on releases of toxics to air, water, and land and transfers to publicly owned treatment works (POTWs) or offsite hazardous waste treatment, storage, or disposal facilities. WRMS also contains data on hazardous wastes, conventional water pollutants, and criteria air pollutants reported by TRI facilities from the following single-media sources:

North Carolina Annual Report (NCAR) on Hazardous Waste Data Base,

National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Data Base,

Municipalhdustrial Pretreatment Monitoring Data Base, and

Air Quality National Emissions Data System (NEDS).

The hazardous waste, conventional water pollutant, and criteria air pollutant data included in WRMS from the above sources cannot be compared to the TRI data in WRMS because they cover different categories of pollutants. For the comparisons between TRI and the single-media data bases, toxics data from the single-media sources (which were not

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included in WRMS so as not to create overlaps in coverage) were required. Not all of these data sources contain toxics data that could be compared with TRI data; only the NPDES and Pretreatment data bases were found to contain toxics data that could be compared directly to TRI data. NCAR contains data only on hazardous wastes. Although these were not toxics data, per se, in many cases, the toxics reported to TRI were probably contained in the hazardous wastes reported in NCAR; therefore, the NCAR data were also compared with the TRI data for constituents that might be found in each waste. NEDS currently contains only data on criteria air pollutants, so no comparison to TRI data could be made. However, the State of North Carolina is beginning to collect air toxics data, and these data may be available in the future for comparisons with TRI data. In summary, toxics data from the NPDES and Pretreatment data bases and hazardous waste data from NCAR were compared to TRI.

The toxics data from the NPDES and Pretreatment data bases had not been incorporated in WRMS, so the f m t step in the comparison was to convert them to the WRMS format. In order not to include them in WRMS itself, the converted data were stored in a separate dBASE file. The conversion process had two main components: matching facilities in the sin'gle-media data to those in TRI and converting facility, chemical, and emissions data to the WRMS format. All potential TRI facilities (i.e., manufacturing facilities) were included from the single-media data bases, whether- they matched a facility already in WRMS or not. Nonmanufacturing facilities were excluded. Similarly, only toxic chemicals from the TRI list were included from the single-media data bases. For NPDES and Pretreatment data, concentration and flow data had to be converted to emissions data. The hazardous waste data were already in WRMS, so no additional conversion was needed.

The program used to convert these data, VCONVERT.PRG, is a modified version of the conversion program used to convert NPDES and Pretreatment data for WRMS. That conversion program (CONVERT.PRG) is described in detail in A Multimedia Waste Reduction Management System for the State of North Carolina (prepared for NCPPP by RTI, 1993). The program code for the verification conversion program is listed in Appendix A.

The rest of this section describes the methodology used for each comparison. Each methodology was implemented as a dBASE program. The program listings can be found in Appendices B through D.

2.1 CornDanson of TRI Data to Single-Media Data

The single-media data bases available for this comparison (as discussed above) were the NPDES and Pretreatment data bases, which cover direct releases to water and transfers to POTWs, respectively, and the NCAR hazardous waste data. NPDES data were compared to TRI water release data, Pretreatment data were compared to TRI P O W transfer data, and hazardous waste data were compared to TRI offsite transfers. Because air toxics data may be

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available in the near future, the methodology was designed to include comparisons for air. Air toxics data would be compared to TRI stack air release data.

Due to the different nature of the comparison of hazardous waste data to T R I data, this comparison was done differently than that for NPDES and Pretreatment. In addition, no formal computer methodology was developed for the hazardous waste comparison. The following discussion applies only to the NPDES and Pretreatment comparisons.

Records with missing data or data based on a reported range were excluded from the comparison. For example, NPDES and Pretreatment data are both reported as concentration in a waste stream. If the flow data for a facility was missing, these concentration data could not be converted to emissions data. These records were retained in the converted data, but were not used in the comparison. Similarly, TRI data may be reported as a range; these data were retained in WRMS but were not used in the comparison.

For each year of data, the facilities and chemicals reported in each single-media data base we= matched with those reported to TRI and the quantities reported compared. If a chemical was reported by a facility to either the single-media data base or TRI but not to both, the quantity for the data base to which it was not reported was treated as zero. Not reported is distinguished from a reported quantity of zero, however. It should be noted that nonzero releases might not be reported due to threshold reporting requirements. However, because the thresholds for TRI are not release quantities but manufactured quantities, there is no clear minimum release value that can be used for unreported releases found in other data bases.

The quantities reported to each data base were compared and the differences between them calculated. All differences were calculated as positive values, regardless of which data base reported the higher value; in this way, differences could be summed across chemicals for a facility without equal but opposite discrepancies cancelling each other out.

To determine what level of discrepancy was significant, the data for each single-media data base were examined and the differences compared to typical quantities reported to each single-media data base. Based on this examination, the significance level for the NPDES data base was set at 1,OOO lb (i.e., a difference in the quantity reported to TRI versus NPDES of 1,OOO lb or more would be considered significant), and the significance level for the Pretreatment data base was set at 10,OOO lb. The level for the Pretreatment data base was set higher because the quantities reported to the Pretreatment data base ate typically much higher than those reported to NPDES, and using a significance level of 1,OOO lb would have resulted in an enormous output for the Pretreatment comparison. Because no data were available for air toxics, the significance level for air was set to 1,OOO lb. This may need to be modified when the air toxics data become available.

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For each facility with one or more chemicals showing a discrepancy over the significance level, the significant discrepancies were summed to the facility level and the facilities sorted by total discrepancy. The data for those facilities and the chemicals with significant discrepancies were then output in a report, with the largest total discrepancies first. The report shows facility identification information, chemical name, and the quantities reported to TRI and the single-media data base.

This methodology was computerized in a dBASE program called TASK6.PRG. The program prompts the user to choose a single-media data base and a year for comparison, performs all calculations, and outputs the results to a text file named T6xyy.TXT where x is a one letter code indicating the single-media data base selected (N = NPDES, P = Pretreatment, A = air) and yy is the year selected (e.g., 87, 88, etc.). For example, the output file for a comparison of TRI and Pretreatment data for 1989 would be T6P89.TXT. The TASK6 program is listed in Appendix B.

2.2 Comparison of Side-Media Data to TRI Reportine Thresholds

The only single-media data bases available for this comparison (as discussed above) were the NPDES and Pretreatment data bases. Because air toxics data may be available in the near future, the methodology was designed to include comparisons for air. Release data for each single-media data base were compared to the reporting thresholds for TRI. Hazardous waste data were not compared to TRI reporting thresholds, since hazardous wastes may contain multiple constituents.

TRI has two reporting thresholds: one for chemicals “manufactured or processed,” and one for chemicals “otherwise used.” The manufactured or processed threshold started at 75,000 lb per year (lb/yr) for the 1987 reporting year, and decreased to 50,000 lb/yr in the 1988 reporting year and 25,000 lb/yr in the 1989 reporting year and thereafter. The otherwise used threshold is 10,000 lb for all reporting years. Note that these thresholds are for a quantity of chemical manufactured processed or otherwise used, not for quantities released. In fact, a facility could manufacture a chemical in quantities exceeding the threshold and release none of it. Similarly, another facility might manufacture the same chemical in quantities below the threshold but release most of it, The first facility would be required to report to TRI and the second would not. If a facility releases a quantity of a chemical that exceeds these reporting thresholds, then presumably that facility is manufacturing, processing, or otherwise using that chemical in quantities that exceed the threshold and should, therefore, be reporting to TRI. It is also possible that a facility reporting releases below these thresholds to single-media data bases is in fact manufacturing, processing, or otherwise using the chemical in quantities exceeding the TRI reporting thresholds, but since the single-media data bases do not report quantity manufactured, processed, or otherwise used, that more direct comparison cannot be made.

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Records with missing data were excluded from the comparison. For example, NPDES and Pretreatment data are both reported as concentration in a waste stream. If the flow data for a facility were missing, then concentration data could not be converted to emissions data. These records were retained in the converted data but were not used in the comparison.

For each year of data, facilities and chemicals were compared to those reported to TRI. If a chemical was reported by a facility to the single-media data base but not to TRI, the quantity reported was compared to both the manufactured or processed threshold for that reporting year and the otherwise used threshold. Any release exceeding one of the TRI reporting thresholds and not reported to TRI was considered signifkant. Any releases either reported to TRI or not exceeding either threshold were excluded from further analysis. For the purposes of this comparison, a chemical was considered reported to TRI by a facility if there was a record in TRI for that facility and chemical, even if the reported quantity was zero. As was mentioned earlier, it is theoretically possible to exceed the TRI reporting threshold without actually releasing any of the chemical. Although a quantity exceeding the threshold reported to a single-media data base when a zero quantity is reported to TRI may represen't a significant discrepancy, reporting was the issue in this comparison and not discrepancies in quantity.

Facilities with significant releases were divided into two groups: facilities reporting one or more chemicals over the manufactured or processed threshold, and facilities reporting no chemicals over the manufactured or processed threshold but one or more over the otherwise used threshold. For each facility with one or more chemicals showing a discrepancy, all releases in excess of the otherwise used threshold (which is the lower of the thresholds) were summed to the facility level, and the facilities sorted by total quantity of these releases. The data for those facilities and the chemicals exceeding the otherwise used threshold were then output in a report, with the largest total releases first. The report shows facility identification information, chemical name, and the quantity reported to the single-media data base.

This methodology was computerized in a dBASE program called TASK8.PRG. The program prompts the user to choose a single-media data base and a year for comparison, performs all calculations, and outputs the results to a text file named T8xyy.TXT where x is a one letter code indicating the single-media data base selected (N = NPDES, P = Pretreatment, A = air) and yy is the year selected (e.g., 87, 88). For example, the output file for a comparison of TRI thresholds and Pretreatment data for 1989 would be T8P89.TXT. The TASK8 program is provided in Appendix C.

2.3 CornDanson of TRI Data Across Reporting Years

Three steps were used to compare the TFU data across the reporting years 1987 through 1990: reporting patterns, stopped reporting, and quantity discrepancies. These analyses were applied sequentially to each facilitykhemical combination (corresponding to one Form R, the

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form used to report to TFU); if a facilitykhemical combination was flagged as a discrepancy in any step, it was not considered in later steps. Each step is described in the following paragraphs.

In the reporting pattern step, the data were examined for irregularities in a facility’s pattern of reporting for a particular chemical. There are a variety of reasons that facilities may change their reporting status from one year to the next, including changes in reporting thresholds, chemicals listed and delisted, and changes in production practices at a facility. Irregularities were changes in reporting status that did not obviously fit into one of these scenarios. One common theme of the above reasons for change in reporting status is that changes resulting from them would likely be permanent or long term. For example, if a chemical is delisted, it is not likely to be relisted the next year. Similarly, facilities are not expected to change production practices for one year then change back. They could but it would not be typical. If a facility stopped reporting for any of these reasons, it would not be expected to start reporting again. Therefore, irregularities were defined as facilities that stopped reporting then resumed reporting after a period of not reporting (e.g., they report in one or more years, then do not report in one or more years, then report again in one or more years). In other words, reporting was considered irregular if all reporting years were not contiguous--if there was a gap in reporting. So a facility that does report, then does not report, then does report would be considered irregular because it has reported in two noncontiguous years.

In looking at reporting patterns, the quantity reported was not Considered. Not reporting was also distinguished from reporting a release of zero. Facilities that reported a release of zero for a chemical were considered to have reported.

Facilitykhemical combinations showing pattern discrepancies were output in a report showing the facility and chemical information and the reporting status in each year of the analysis. Facilities are shown in alphabetical order, as there was no way to rank a particular reporting pattern as “worse” than another. These facilitykhemical combinations were then omitted from further consideration.

In the stopped reporting step, facilities that stopped reporting during the time period analyzed were examined for the total quantity reported in the last year they reported. The total quantity released was the sum of stack, fugitive, water, land, P O W , and offsite releases. If this quantity was greater than the manufactured or processed reporting threshold for the next reporting year, the facilitykhemical combination was flagged as showing a discrepancy. The manufactured or processed reporting threshold was 50,000 lb in 1988 and 25,000 lb in 1989 and thereafter. So if a facility reported a chemical only in 1987, the quantity would be compared to the threshold for 1988, the next year in which they might have reported.

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Facilitykhemical combinations showing stopped reporting discrepancies were output in a report showing the facility and chemical information and the quantity reported or nonreporting status in each year of the analysis. This report is ordered by the last quantity reported, with the largest fmt. Each facility/chemical combination is treated separately, so a facility may have additional chemicals elsewhere in the repok The facilitykhemical combinations in the stopped reporting discrepancies report were omitted from further consideration.

Finally, the quantities reported over time were compared for significant discrepancies. Only total quantity released was compared; the total quantity released and transferred was the sum of stack, fugitive, water, land, P O W , and offsite releases. Each year’s quantity was compared to the next year’s quantity. Two basic approaches to these comparisons were considered. The first was an absolute approach, in which the absolute difference in quantity between two reporting years was calculated and compared to a fixed cutoff. The second was a relative approach, in which the relative change in quantity between two reporting years was calculated and compared to a cutoff. The data spanned so many orders of magnitude that a log scale was used for this measure. The relative difference was calculated as:

Difference = Larger Quantity Smaller Quantity

This results in a number representing the number of orders of magnitude difference between the two quantities (e.g., a value of 2 would indicate a difference of two orders of magnitude).

Neither of these approaches by themselves seemed to give adequate results; therefore, they were combined. A facilitykhemical combination was considered to show a significant discrepancy if, over the years they reported, any two years showed a relative difference in quantity of more than one order of magnitude and an absolute difference in quantity of 3,000 lb or more. These cutoffs were determined by examination of the data.

Facilitykhemical combinations showing quantity discrepancies were output in a report showing the facility and chemical information and the quantity reported or nonreporting status in each year of the analysis. The actual relative and absolute measures of discrepancies for each pair of years was not output, nor are the facilities ordered (except by alphabetical order), as there was no one measure of the magnitude of the discrepancy that could be used to order the data.

This methodology was computerized in a dBASE program called TASK7.PRG. The program can perform the analysis on up to five years of data. It analyzes the number of years available; if there are fewer than five, all years are analyzed. If there are more than five, the program prompts the user to choose a starting year for the analysis. Five years

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starting with that year are analyzed (or all years available after the starting year, if that is fewer than five). Reporting pattern analysis is only performed if three or more years of data are available or selected for analysis. The program performs all calculations and outputs the results to three text files named T71.TXT, T72.TXT, and T73.TXT. These files contain the results of each step in the analysis: T7 1.TXT contains the results of reporting pattern analysis; T72.TXT contains the results of the stopped reporting analysis; and "73 contains the results of the quantity discrepancy analysis. The TASK7 program is listed in Appendix D.

3.0 RESULTS

The results of the comparisons described in Section 2 are shown in Appendices E through G. Appendix E contains the results for the comparison of TRI data to single-media data for NPDES, Pretreatment, and NCAR for reporting years 1987 through 1990. Appendix F presents the results for the comparison of single-media data to TRI thresholds for NPDES and Pretreatment for reporting years 1987 through 1990. Appendix G shows the results for the. comparison of TRI data across reporting years over the period 1987 to 1990. For confidentiality reasons, all facility identifying information in the Appendices has been replaced with the facility's SIC code and the results sorted by SIC code.

For all of these results, it should be noted that a significant discrepancy identified in the results does not necessarily indicate incorrect data or the failure of a facility to report correctly. The different data bases compared have different reporting requirements and procedures that could result in legitimate discrepancies among data reported to different data bases. Similarly, for the comparison of TRI data over time, legitimate changes in operations and production levels or reporting requirements could result in significant discrepancies. In addition, data entry errors could result in discrepancies where, in fact, there are none. Finally, NPDES and Pretreatment data had to be converted from average concentration and flow data to emissions, which may have introduced errors. The results are not intended to be a definitive identification of reporting problems, but a screening tool for targeting NCPPP's future efforts.

3.1 CornDanson of TRI Data to Sinele-Media Data

Detailed results of the comparison of TRI data to single-media data bases are presented in Appendix E. By far the most compelling result of this comparison for NPDES and Pretreatment was the rarity of frnding the same chemical reported by the same facility to both TRI and NPDES or TRI and Pretreatment. Virtually all of the significant discrepancies took the form of a significant quantity of a chemical reported released by a facility to one of the data bases and not reported at all to the other. Not reported is distinguished from a reported quantity of zero in the comparison. Given that most of the significant discrepancies stem from differences in reporting (rather than actual quantities reported), it should be restated that

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there are a variety of legitimate reasons possible for these discrepancies, including the different reporting requirements of TRI versus the NPDES or Pretreatment data bases.

Similarly, the hazardous waste comparison to TRI constituents reflects many discrepancies. There are many m o n s why these discrepancies might appear. Hazardous wastes many contain additional constituents not usually associated with a particular waste, constituents not on the TRI list, TRI constituents falling below the TRI reporting threshold, or

the sum of TRI constituents. Also, specific constituents may be associated with several different waste codes and so may not have been a part of the waste to which they are being compared. To fully identify the reasons for discrepancies at any particular facility, a detailed waste characterization of that facility’s hazardous wastes would be needed.

I nontoxic components, all of which would contribute to the overall waste quantity but not to

Table I summarizes the number of facilities with significant discrepancies and the largest single discrepancy for each data base and year. For both NPDES and Pretreatment, the numberaof facilities with significant discrepancies decreased steadily from 1987 to 1990. Similarly, the largest discrepancy also decreased for both comparisons over that period. For both data bases, the chemical sodium sulfate (solution) appears frequently at the high end ofthe discrepancy list for 1987. In all cases, sodium sulfate (solution) was reported to T R I in large quantity and not reported to either the NPDES or Pretreatment data bases. This chemical was delisted from TRI in 1989, with the delisting taking effect retroactively for the 1988 reporting year, and it does not appear in later reporting years. In no instance was it seen reported to the NPDES or Pretreatment data bases, indicating that it likely was not required to be reported to those data bases.

The discrepancies between the NPDES and TRI data nearly all take the form of chemicals reported to TRI and not to NPDES. In no case was the same chemical reported by the same facility to both the NPDES and TRI data bases. The discrepancies between the T R I data and the Pretreatment data are more evenly divided between chemicals reported to TRI but not Pretreatment and chemicals reported to Pretreatment but not TRI. In a few cases (about four per year) the Same chemical was reported by the same facility to both with significant discrepancies (greater than 10,OOO lb difference between the two reported quantities).

3.2 Comparison of Single-Media Data to TlU Reporting Thresholds

Detailed results of the comparison of single-media data to the TRI thresholds are presented in Appendix F. Few facilities reported releases exceeding the TRI reporting thresholds that did not report these releases to TRI. For NPDES, only one facility reported releases not reported to TRI that exceeded the TRI manufactured or processed threshold in 1987 and 1990; no facilities reported releases not reported to TRI that exceeded either the manufactured or processed or the otherwise used threshold for 1988 and 1989. Some

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TABLE I SUMMARY OF DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN TRI

AND SINGLEMEDIA DATA BASES

1987 1988 1989 1990

TRI 779 742 863 618

NPDES 65 72 78 80

NPDES vs TRI 60 million 530,000 85,000 340,000

Pretreatment vs TRI 2.7 billion 1.3 billion 310 million 260 million

Notes:

Maximum discrepancies are rounded.

Because the number of facilities with significant discrepancies includes facilities that reported to only one of the data bases being compared, this number may exceed the total number of facilities reporting to either of the data bases individually.

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Pretreatment facilities reported releases not reported to TRI that exceeded one or both of the TRI thresholds for each reporting year. It should be recalled that much larger quantities are typically reported to the pretreatment data base than to the NPDES data base, so the difference in results between the two is not surprising.

Table II summarizes the number of facilities with releases exceeding each of the TRI thresholds that were not reported to TRI for each data base and year. For both NPDES and Pretreatment, this number of facilities did not change significantly between 1987 and 1990, despite the decreasing manufactured or processed threshold.

3.3 Comparison of TRI Data Across Reporting Years

Detailed results of the comparison of TRI data across reporting years are presented in Appendix G. A large number of discrepancies were found: 278 facilities showed irregular reporting patterns, 268 facilities stopped reporting after reporting quantities over the reporting threshold the previous year, and 145 facilities had quantity discrepancies over time. While there may be overlap among these groups of facilities (a facility could be in one group for one chemical and another group for a different chemical), this is still a significant fraction of the approximately 1,200 facilities reporting to TRI in the period examined.

There are a variety of legitimate reasons that may account for some of the discrepancies found. Changes in the actual reporting requirements or in the interpretation of reporting requirements from year to year may have resulted in irregular reporting or stopped reporting. One major explanation for many of the stopped reporting discrepancies is the delisting of certain chemicals. Table III lists the chemicals delisted each year since TRI started. The delisting of sodium hydroxide in 1989 explains the failure of many facilities to report sodium hydroxide in 1989 after two years of reporting very large quantities. Sodium sulfate solution is a similar case (although shown as delisted in 1989, the delisting was retroactive to 1988, explaining the absence of reporting for sodium sulfate solution in 1988 after large quantities were reported in 1987). The interpretation of all these results should be made in light of such changes in reporting requirements.

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TABLE II SUMMARY OF FACILITIES EXCEEDING TRI REPORTING THRESHOLDS

BUT NOT REPORTING TO TRI

1987 1988 1989 1990

NPDES 65 72 78 80

Pretreatment 539 544 76 1 79 1

NPDES 1 0 0 1

4 Pretreatment 28 17 31 23

NPDES 0 0 0 0

Pretreatment 34 11 11 11

a Does not include facilities shown as exceeding the manufactured or processed threshold.

Manufactured or Processed Threshold:

75,000 lb in 1987 50,000 lb in 1988 25,000 lb in 1989 and thereafter

Otherwise Used Threshold:

10,000 lb for all reporting years

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TABLE 111 CHEMICALS DELISTED FROM TRI BETWEEN 1988 AND 1991

Reporting Year' Chemicals Delisted

1988 CI Acid Blue 9, diammonium salt

CI Acid Blue 9, disodium salt

Titanium dioxide

1989 Melamine

Sodium sulfate (solution)

Sodium hydroxide

Terephthalic acid

1 9 9 1 CI Pigment Blue 15 Wom Copper Compounds)

CI Pigment Green 7 (from Copper Compounds)

CI Pigment Green 36 ('om Copper Compounds)

'This is the reporting year for which the Fom R insfructions fmt note the chemical as delisted, typically the same year as the Federal Register notice delisting the chemical. However, chemicals are sometimes delisted retroactively, and any unnecessary reports deleted from (or never entered to) the TRIS data base, from which TRI data for W R M S were obtained. For example, sodium sulfate (solution) was delisted in 1989, retroactive to 1988, and all reports for sodium sulfate (solution) for 1988 have been omitted from TRIS.

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APPENDIX A PROGRAM CODE FOR VCONVERT.PRG

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* Filename: VCONVERT.PRG * Author: Anne E. Crook, Research Triangle Institute * Created: 2/15/93 Last updated: 2/16/93 * Comments: Main WRMS Data Base Data Verification Conversion Utility program * * to WRMS format. * for converting data from NPDES and Pretreatment data base formats *

* This program uses a two-level menu: the first (menu-1) lets the * * user choose a data source to convert from (e.g., NPDES); the * * second lets them select a conversion activity. *

* There are 3 conversion activities: facility matching, chemical * * matching, and emissions conversion, which must be done in that * * order. In addition, the program creates a working file or files * * for use in the conversion program. The main VCONVERT program * * calls other programs to perform each of these activities (creating * * working files, facility matching, chemical matching, and emissions * * conversion). Each data source has its own program for each of * * these activities, since each data source is different and requires * different operations to be converted.

* The VCONVERT program expects to find the following subdirectories * * on the default drive: * * \WRMS * * \WRMS\NPDES * * \WRMS\PRETREAT * * It expects the main WRMS data files and the VCONVERT program * * itself to be in \WRMS, and the data source specific program files, * * original data files, working file(s), and any ancillary files * needed by the conversion program to be in the appropriate * * subdirectory listed above.

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* Call the procedure that initializes environment with SET commands, defines * menus, and defines memvars

DO initial

* Main program loop to display menus; the loop redisplays the main menu after * lower level ones return control, until the user selects quit and the loop is * exited.

DO WHILE .T.

mexit-1 = .F. source = space(l0)

DO show-1 DO eval-1

&& set menu-1 exit flag to false && initialize data source variable

&& display menu-1 && evaluate menu-1 choice

* If user selected EXIT, exit menu-1 loop, otherwise continue

IF mexit-1

ENDIF EXIT

IF source = space(l0)

ENDIF LOOP

* Check for working data file, and create it from original data if it does * not exist. If original data file not found, display error message and * return to menu-1. If working data exists, restore status information * that tells where user left off. * The working, original, and source variables are set when the user makes

* a choice in menu-1.

IF .NOT. file(working) && no working file

IF .NOT. file(origina1) && no original data file either

@ l , o CLEAR && Display error message @ 9,27 TO 13,52 DOUBLE @ 11,29 SAY 'Source file not found.' @ 22,50 SAY 'Press any key to continue ...' WAIT " LOOP && go back to menu-1

ELSE && original data file found

DO &source.vwork && call prog to create working file SAVE TO &source.vstatus ALL LIKE I-* && create status variable file

ENDIF && so user can resume later

ELSE && working file found

RESTORE FROM &source.vstatus ADDITIVE && restore status of where user

ENDIF && left off

* Loap to display menu-2

DO WHILE .T. mexit-2 = .F.

DO show-2 DO eval-2

&& set menu-2 exit flag to false

&& display menu-2 && evaluate menu-2 choice

* If user selected EXIT or completed conversion, exit menu-2 loop; otherwise * continue

IF mexit-2 .OR. 1-emiss

ENDIF EXIT

* Save status memory variables for use next time to determine where to pick up * conversion.

SAVE TO &source.vstatus ALL LIKE 1-*

ENDDO && restart menu-2 loop

* User has exited from menu-2 or completed conversion for selected data source

ENDDO && restart menu-1 loop

* User has exited from menu-1 (main menu) * Reset environment, close all files, quit to dBase

PROCEDURE initial

* Initialize program environment

CLEAR ALL && closes all files, clears screen and memory SET BELL OFF && Turns of€ warning bell SET CLOCK OFF && Turns off clock display SET DEVICE TO SCREEN && Directs all output to the screen

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SET EXACT OFF && Disables exact matching SET HELP OFF && Disables help SET SAFETY OFF && Suppresses overwrite warnings SET SCOREBOARD OFF && Turns off delete, insert, caps, and numlock

&& indicators SET STATUS OFF && Turns off status line SET TALK OFF && Suppresses echo of command progress

* Initialize variables to be shared by all programs called by VCONVERT * These are status variables that reflect how much of the conversion * process has been completed (and therefore, where the user left off) * so that the user can resume in the same place later. Working and original * hold the names of the working and original data files that the programs * expect to find for each data source.

PUBLIC 1-fac-done, 1-chm-done, 1-emiss, working, original

* Call the procedure that defines the menus

DO defmenus

RETURN && initial

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PROCEDURE defmenus

* These are popup menus displayed in the middle of the screen * The PROMPT text appears on the menu itself; the MESSAGE text appears below * the menu and clarifies the menu prompt

* Define menu-1 to choose data source

SET BORDER TO DOUBLE DEFINE POPUP menu-1 FROM 8,28 TO 14,50 DEFINE BAR 1 OF menu-1 PROMPT 'NPDES'; MESSAGE 'Convert data from NPDES format'

DEFINE BAR 2 OF menu-1 PROMPT 'Pretreatment'; MESSAGE 'Convert data from Pretreatment format'

DEFINE BAR 3 OF menu-1 PROMPT 'AIRS'; MESSAGE 'Convert data from AIRS format'

DEFINE BAR 5 OF menu-1 PROMPT "Exit to dBase'; MESSAGE 'Exit WRMS Conversion Utility to dBase'

ON SELECTION POPUP menu-1 DEACTIVATE POPUP

* Define menu-2 to choose conversion activity

DEFINE POPUP menu-2 FROM 8,28 TO 14,50 DEFINE BAR 1 OF menu-2 PROMPT 'Match Facilities'; MESSAGE 'Match facilities to facilities already in FACILITY file'

DEFINE BAR 2 OF menu-2 PROMPT 'Match Chemicals'; MESSAGE 'Match chemicals to chemicals already in CHEMICAL file'

DEFINE BAR 3 OF menu-2 PROMPT 'Convert Emissions'; MESSAGE 'Convert emissions data to WRMS format'

DEFINE BAR 5 OF menu-2 PROMPT 'Exit to Source Menu'; MESSAGE 'Return to Data Source Menu'

ON SELECTION POPUP menu-2 DEACTIVATE POPUP

RETURN && defmenus

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~ PROCEDURE show-1

* Display menu-1 with screen header and instructions

CLEAR @ O , l S A Y ' W R M S D A T A V E R I F I C A T I O N C O N V E R S I O N U T I L

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I T Y" @ 5,9 SAY 'Choose a data source using the arrow keys and press <Enter>' @ 17,lO TO 20,67 @ 18,ll SAY 'This utility converts data from one of the above formats' @ 19,ll SAY 'to the WRMS format for data verification." ACTIVATE POPUP menu-1

RETURN && show-1

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PROCEDURE eval-1

Evaluate menu-1 choice * Under each data source choice, the source, working, and original variables * are set to reflect the user's data source choice. The source variable will * be appended to the beginning of subroutine calls to select the subdirectory * and program specific to the chosen data source. The working and original * variables tell VCONVERT what the names of the working and original data files * are for the chosen data source, so it can see if they exist or (in the case * of the working file) need to be created. Some data source choices also * initialize some additional status variables for use by called programs.

DO CASE CASE bar ( 1 = 5 && User selected Exit

CRSE bar0 = 1 && User selected NPDES mexit-1 = .T. && Set exit flag to true

source = 'npdes\N' working = 'npdes\nconcext.dbf' original = 'npdes\npdes.dat" PUBLIC 1-cauto

source = 'pretreat\P' working = 'pretreat\preext.dbf' original = 'pretreat\pretreat.dat"

Do not-avail * source = 'air\A' * working = "air\airsext.dbf" * original = 'air\airs.dat'

CASE bar ( 1 = 2 && User selected Pretreatment

CASE bar ( 1 = 3 && User selected AIRS

ENDCASE RETURN && eval-1

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PROCEDURE show-2

Display menu-2 with instructions. Header should still be displayed from * menu-1.

@ 1,o CLEAR @ 5,7 SAY 'Choose a conversion activity using the arrow keys and press <Enter>' @ 17,5 TO 19,75 @ 18,6 SAY 'Facility and Chemical Matching MUST be done before Convert Emissions.'

ACTIVATE POPUP menu-2

RETURN && show-2

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PROCEDURE eval-2

* Evaluate menu-2 choice * Conversion must be done in the correct order: Facility matching first, * Chemical meatching second, and Emissions conversion last. If the user * tries to select a choice out of this order, a message will be displayed * telling them what segments they must do before the one they chose.

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* Similarly, if the user selects a segment that has already been done, a * message will be displayed indicating that. In both cases, the menu will * be redisplayed after the message is displayed.

DO CASE CASE bar() = 5 mexit-2 = .T.

CASE bar0 = 1 IF 1-fac-done DO already

ELSE

ENDIF DO &source.vfac

CASE bar() = 2 DO CASE

CASE 1-chn-done DO already

CASE 1-fac-done DO &source.vchem

OTHERWISE .DO nofac

ENDCASE

CASE bar() = 3 DO CASE

CASE 1-emiss DO already

CASE 1-ch-done

DO &source.vemiss

CASE 1-fac-done

DO no-chem

OTHERWISE

DO no-fac-chm

ENDCASE ENDCASE

RETURN && eval-2

&& User selected Return to main menu && Set exit flag to True

&& User selected Facility Matching && Facility matching already done

&& Display message

&& Facility matching not already done && Call program to do facility matching

&& User selected Chemical Matching

&& Chemical matching already done && Display message

&& Facility matching has been done && Call program to do Chemical matching

&& Facility matching not done yet && Direct user to do Facility matching && before selecting Chemical matching

&& User selected Emission conversion

&& Emission conversion already done && Display message

&& Chemical matching has been done (implies && Facility matching done also)

&& Call program to do Emission conversion

&& Facility matching done, but not Chemical && matching (otherwise, previous CASE would && have been true)

&& Direct user to do Chemical matching && before selecting Emissions conversion

&& Neither Facility nor Chemical matching done && (otherwise, a previous CASE would have been && true)

&& Direct user to do both Facility and && Chemical matching before selecting && Emissions conversion

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PROCEDURE reset

* Reset default environment; this reverses the SET commands in INITIAL

CLEAR ALL SET ESCAPE ON SET EXACT OFF SET HELP ON SET SAFETY ON SET SCOREBOARD ON

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SET STATUS ON SET TALK ON

RETURN && reset

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PROCEDURE already

* Display message telling user they have already done the selected task

@ l,o CLEAR Q 9,18 TO 13,58 DOUBLE @ 11,20 SAY 'You have already completed this task.' @ 22,50 SAY 'Press any key to continue ...' WAIT I'

RETURN && already

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PROCEDURE no-fac

* Display message telling user to match facilities before chemicals

@ 1,O CLEAR @ 9,21 TO 14,56 DOUBLE @ 11,23 SAY 'You must Match Facilities before' @ 12,23 SAY 'you can Match Chemicals.' @ 22,50 SAY 'Press any key to continue . . . n

WAIT RETURN && no-fac

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PROCEDURE no-chem

* Display message telling user to match chemicals before converting emissions

@ l , o CLEAR @ 9,21 TO 14,55 DOUBLE Q 11,23 SAY 'You must Match Chemicals before' @ 12,23 SAY 'you can Convert Emissions.' @ 22,50 SAY 'Press any key to continue ...' WAIT

RETURN && no-chem

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PROCEDURE no-fac-chm

* Display message telling user to match facilities and chemicals before * converting emissions

@ 1,o CLEAR @ 9,19 TO 14,61 DOUBLE @ 11,21 SAY 'You must Match Facilities and Chemicals' @ 12,21 SAY 'before you can Convert Emissions.' @ 22,50 SAY 'Press any key to continue ...' WAIT "

RETURN && no-fac-chm

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PROCEDURE not-avail

* Display message telling user that the selected option is not available.

@ 1,o CLEAR @ 9,24 TO 13,55 DOUBLE

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4 11,26 SAY 'This option is not available.' 4 22,50 SAY 'Press any key to continue...' WAIT * '

RETURN && not-avail

* EOF: vconvert.prg

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* Initialize status variables. These variables indicate which steps of the * conversion process have been completed.

1-fac-done = .F. && Facility matching done 1-chm-done = .F. && Chemical matching done 1-cauto = .F. && Auto chemical matching done 1-emiss = .F. && Emissions conversion done

* Initialize other variable.

myear = space (2) && Year to be converted

* Ask for year being converted.

@ 1,OeCLEAR SET CONFIRM ON @ 9,20 SAY "Enter year of data being converted: 19' @ 9,58 GET myear PICTURE "99" READ SET CONFIRM OFF

* Create intermediate NPDES data file - the original data file is in ASCII * format; this just pulls it into dBase format.

* SET TALK ON echos the number of records processed to the screen so that the * user can see the progress of the records being added.

@ 1,O CLEAR @ 8,11 SAY 'Creating intermediate file ....' CREATE npdes\npdesint FROM npdes\nintstru SET TALK ON APPEND FROM npdes\npdes.dat TYPE SDF

* Convert averages from character to numeric format, and consolidate weighting * variables (only one of cntl9 and cnt26 will be nonzero for a record).

REPLACE ALL avg WITH val(cavg), weight WITH cntl9 + cnt26 SET TALK OFF @ 9,0 CLEAR CLOSE DATABASE @ 8,43 SAY "Done"

* The intermediate file is divided into two working files, one for flow data * and one for pollutant concentration and loading data.

Q 9,11 SAY "Creating Flow file ............" * Create working Flow file. Pipe index is for linking to concentration file. * Parameter code 50050 is flow; units code 03 is MGD. All flow values should * be in MGD; any that aren't are not used.

CREATE npdes\nflowext FROM npdes\flowstru INDEX ON npdes + pipe-num TAG pipe SET TALK ON APPEND FROM npdes\npdesint FOR param-code = "50050" .AND. param-units = "03'

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SET TALK OFF @ 10,O CLEAR CLOSE DATABASE Q 9,43 SAY 'Done'

* Create working Concentration file.

@ 11,ll SAY 'Creating Concentration file ...' CREATE npdes\nconcext FROM npdes\concstru

* Create index on NPDES number, conditional on it being nonstandard (i-e., not * matching standard format of NC followed by numbers). The index will be used * later in cleaning up nonstandard NPDES numbers.

INDEX ON npdes TAG npdes-c FOR .NOT. like('NC*',npdes) .OR. '0' $ npdes

* Create unique index on NPDES number. The index will be used later in * creating new W A C records for unmatched facilities.

INDEX ON npdes TAG npdes-u UNIQUE

* Create index on parameter code, conditional on no chemical match found. * The index will be used in chemical matching.

INDEX ON param-code TAG param-c FOR chem-mis

* Create-index unique to pipe and parameter. The index will be used in * emissions conversion.

INDEX ON npdes + pipegum + param-code + param-name TAG pipeparamu UNIQUE

* Create index on pipe and parameter, but not unique. The index will be used * in emissions conversion.

INDEX ON npdes + pipegum + param-code + param-name TAG pipeparam

* Copy records with nonzero concentration values from intermediate data file. * Parameter code 50050 is flow; all others are concentration or loading values.

SET TALK ON APPEND FROM npdes\npdesint FOR param-code <> '50050' .AND. avg > 0 SET TALK OFF

CLOSE DATABASE @ 11,43 SAY 'Done'

* Enter year in working Concentration file and bad flow and concentration files.

Q 14,ll SAY 'Entering year in working file ...' USE npdes\nconcext REPLACE ALL year WITH val('19' + myear) @ 14,45 SAY 'Done'

* Clean up NPDES numbers in working Concentration file. This involves * replacing capital Os in the NPDES number with zeros. NPDES numbers are not * cleaned up in the flow file, since this could result in two flow records for * the same facility. Multiple concentration records for the same facility * can be weighted and aggregated, but not flows. Therefore, only flow records with good NPDES numbers are used.

@ 15,ll SAY 'Cleaning up NPDES ids ...........' USE npdes\nconcext SCAN FOR '0' $ npdes

* Repeat this loop until there are no capital Os in the NPDES number.

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DO WHILE '0' $ npdes REPLACE npdes-1 WITH stuff(npdes,at('O',npdes),l,'0')

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ENDDO

ENDSCAN @ 15,45 SAY 'Done'

Some NPDES numbers may still be nonstandard e wen after clean up to change * capital Os to zeros. This section of the program lets the user examine non- * standard NPDES numbers and either fix or delete them. This uses the * conditional index created when the working Concentration file was created.

USE npdes\nconcext ORDER npdes-c GO TOP && Go to the first record with a nonstandard no.

IF .NOT. EOF() && If it's at the end of the file, then there are && no nonstandard NPDES nos. and nothing need be done

CLEAR TYPE nDdes\nvworkl.msg && Displays instructions for resolving nonstandard

&& NPDES numbers WAIT '"

* Browse the nonstandard NPDES numbers; the user is not allowed to add or * delete records. THe user has the option of either fixing the NPDES number so * that it is in the standard format or deleting it. Either of these actions * removes the record from the conditional index. When all records have been removed fromthe index in this way, an error condition results; the ON ERROR

* CLEAR line clears the screen when this happens, effectively ending the * BROWSE mode.

ON ERROR CLEAR BROWSE NOFOLLOW NOAPPEND NODELETE FIELDS npdes ON ERROR

ENDIF

* Restore screen header wiped out by BROWSE command.

CLEAR @ O , l S A Y ' W R M S D A T A V E R I F I C A T I O N C O N V E R S I O N U T I L I T Y'

CLOSE ALL RETURN && nvwork.prg

* EOF: nvwork.prg

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nvworkl.msg

W R M S D A T A V E R I F I C A T I O N C O N V E R S I O N U T I L I T Y

Directions for cleaning up NPDES ids:

* You will be shown records with non-standard NPDES ids, i.e., those that don't start with NC. IDS containing capital 0 instead of zero will also be shown.

* If the problem is a typo (e.g., MC instead of NC) fix it.

* Change capital 0 to zero ( 0 ) .

* Press <Ctrl-End> when finished.

Press any key to continue . . .

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* Author: Anne E. Crook, Research Triangle Institute * Created: 2/15/93 Last updated: 2/23/93 * Called by:VCONVERT * Comments: NPDES facility matching routine. NPDES facilities are matched to *

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* TRIS facilities in WRMS based on NPDES number. If no match is * * found, the NPDES record is deleted. Facilities are only matched * * in the working Concentration file; records in the working Flow * * file that correspond to unmatched facilities will simply be * * ignored during the emissions conversion step. * * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

* Open working Concentration file and WRMS Facility file. Files are linked on * NPDES number.

USE npdes\nconcext IN 1 ALIAS conc USE facility IN 2 ORDER npdes ALIAS fac SET RELATION TO npdes INTO fac

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* For all working Concentration file records with a corresponding WRMS Facility * file record, copy the WRMS Facility ID from the Facility file record to the * working Concentration file record.

* SET TALK ON echos the number of records processed to the screen so that the * user can see the progress of the facility matching.

@ 9,16 SAY 'Assigning FAC-IDS to matched facilities ..." ~

SET TALK ON REPLACE conc->fac-id WITH fac->fac-id FOR fac->fac-id c> space(l0) SET TALK OFF @ 10,O CLEAR @ 9,60 SAY 'Done'

* Delete unmatched nonmanufacturing facilities from working Concentration file.

@ 10,16 SAY 'Deleting nonmanufacturing facilities ......' SET TALK ON DELETE FOR fac-id = space(l0) .AND.;

PACK SET TALK OFF

@ 10,60 SAY 'Done'

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(val(left(sic,2)) c 20 .OR. val(left(sic,2)) > 39)

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CLOSE ALL USE npdes\nconcext IN 1 ORDER npdes-u ALIAS conc USE facility IN 2 ORDER fac-id ALIAS fac SET RELATION TO fac-id INTO fac USE vfac IN 3 ORDER npdes ALIAS vfac

* Copy facility info for unmatched manufacturing facilities to WAC.

@ 11,16 SAY 'Creating new facility records .............' newvfacs = 0 SCAN && conc SELECT vfac SEEK conc->npdes IF .NOT. found( ) newvfacs = newvfacs + 1 APPEND BLANK REPLACE fac-name WITH conc->fac-name,;

street-1 WITH conc->street,; city WITH conc->city,;

county WITH conc->county,; zip WITH conc->zip,; sic-1 WITH conc->sic,; npdes WITH conc->npdes,; year-added WITH conc->year

IF conc->fac-id <> space(l0)

ENDIF 4 11,60 SAY newvfacs PICTURE '999'

REPLACE contact WITH fac->contact, phone WITH fac->phone

ENDIF SELECT conc

ENDSCAN 4 11,60 SAY 'Done"

* Update status variable to indicate facility matching is complete.

1-fac-done = .T.

4 22,24 SAY 'Facility Match Complete. Press any key to continue ..: WAIT I'

CLOSE ALL RETURN && nvfac.prg

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* Initialize variables

m-continue = 'Y' && does user want to continue

* The status variable 1-cauto indicates whether the user has completed auto * chemical matching. If interactive checking of unmatched chemicals is done, * the whole chemical matching process is complete, as indicated by 1-chm-done.

* If the auto chemical match has not been done, do it.

IF .NOT. 1-cauto

DO auto

* Auto chemical match is complete. If chemical matching is not complete * (because there are unmatched chemicals left) see if the user wants * to quit and resume later (if they do, the ASK-QUIT procedure will return * control to VCONVERT).

IF .NOT. 1-chm-done

ENDIF DO ask-quit

ENDIF

* If chemical matching is not done, call procedure to let user check unmatched * chemicals.

IF .NOT. 1-chn-done DO mis

* If user quit before chemical matching was done, return control to VCONVERT.

IF .NOT. 1-chm-done

ENDIF RETURN

* Chemical matching is complete; delete records with unmatched chemicals.

@ l , o CLEAR @ 12,12 SAY 'Deleting unmatched chemicals ...' USE npdes\nconcext IN 1 ALIAS conc SET TALK ON DELETE FOR chem-id = space(l0) PACK Q 13,O CLEAR @ 12,44 SAY 'Done' CLOSE ALL

ENDIF

PROCEDURE ask-quit

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* See if user wants to quit and resume later.

@ 1,O CLEAR @ 8,12 TO 15,66 @ 10,14 SAY 'Press Y to continue chemical matching,' @ 11,14 SAY 'Press N to exit and resume chemical matching later.' @ 13,32 SAY 'Continue? Y/N:' @ 13,47 GET m-continue PICTURE 'Y' READ

* If the user does want to quit, return control to VCONVERT.

IF m-continue = 'N'

ENDIF

RETURN && ask-quit

RETURN TO MASTER

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PROCEDURE auto

* Initialize variables.

match = 0 && Count number of NPDES concentration records matched no-match = 0 && Count number of NPDES concentration records not matched processed. = 0 && Count number of NPDES concentration records processed

* Open working Concentration file and WRMS Chemical file. Files are unlinked. * Chemical file order is on STORET parameter number.

USE npdes\nconcext IN 1 ALIAS conc USE chemical IN 2 ALIAS chem ORDER TAG storet-num SELECT conc

* Determine total number of NPDES Concentration records to process.

total-recs = reccount('conc')

* Display matching status report on screen.

DO report

* Main loop; processes each record in working Concentration file.

SCAN processed = recno("conc') && Set number of records processed

SELECT chem

* Look for matching STORET parameter code in WRMS Chemical file.

SEEK conc->param-code

* If a nonblank match is found, increment match counter and copy chemical ID to * working Concentration file.

IF found() .AND. conc->param-code c> space(2) match = match + 1 REPLACE conc-xhem-id WITH chem-xhern-id

ELSE

* No match found; increment no match counter and set unmatched flag in working * Concentration file.

no-match = no-match + 1 REPLACE conc->chem-mis WITH .T.

ENDIF

* Update matching status report on screen.

DO says

* Select working Concentration file for correct functioning of SCAN loop.

SELECT conc

ENDSCAN

* Write final chemical matching status report to file and screen.

SET DEVICE TO FILE npdes\nchuto.txt DO report SET DEVICE TO SCREEN DO report

* Update status variables

1-cauto = .T.

* IF no chemical were left unmatched, chemical matching is complete; set * 1-chm-done accordingly.

IF noimatch = 0

ENDIF

Q 22,19 SAY 'Auto Chemical Match Complete. Press any key to continue . . . w WAIT ''

1-chm-done = .T.

CLOSE ALL RETURN && auto

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PROCEDURE report

* Displays static portion of chemical matching status report on screen.

8 l , o CLEAR 4 4,26 SAY "NPDES DATA CONVERSION' Q 5 , 2 1 SAY 'CHEMICAL MATCHING STATUS REPORT' Q 8,22 SAY 'Number of records processed:' Q 8,52 SAY processed PICTURE '99999' Q 8,58 SAY ;of* 8 8,61 SAY total-recs PICTURE '99999" Q 10,24 SAY 'Number of records matched:' Q 10,52 SAY match PICTURE '99999' Q 12,20 SAY 'Number of records not matched:' Q 12,52 SAY no-match PICTURE '99999'

RETURN && report

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PROCEDURE says

* Displays dynamic portion of chemical matching status report (counter * variables) .

Q 8,52 SAY processed PICTURE '99999' Q 10,52 SAY match PICTURE '99999' @ 12,52 SAY no-match PICTURE '99999'

RETURN && says

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PROCEDURE mis

User checks unmatched chemicals and either assigns a correct chemical ID * from a printed list.

* Open working Concentration file. The index is conditional on the unmatched * flag being true, so only unmatched chemicals are shown.

USE npdes\nconcext IN 1 ORDER param-c ALIAS conc

* Display instructions for resolving unmatched chemicals.

CLEAR TYPE npdes\nvcheml.msg WAIT

* BROWSE the unmatched chemicals; the user is not allowed to add records. * The user will change the unmatched flag to False as each chemicla is * resolved by assigning a chemical ID. Changing the unmatched flag to False * removes a record from the conditional index. When all records have been * removed from the index in this way, an error condition results; the ON ERROR * CLEAR line clears the screen when this happens, effectively ending the * BROWSE. The user may also exit the Browse with Esc or Ctrl-End before all * unmatched chemicals have been dealt with.

ON ERROR CLEAR BROWSE NOAPPEND NOFOLLOW FIELDS chem-mis, chem-id, param-code /r, param-name /r ON ERROR

* Restore header wiped out by BROWSE.

CLEAR 4 0 , l S A Y " W R M S D A T A V E R I F I C A T I O N C O N V E R S I O N U T I L I T Y"

* See if any unmatched chemicals remain (user may have exited before all were * matched) . LOCATE FOR chem-mis

* If no unmatched chemicals are found, then chemical matching is done.

IF .not. found()

1-chm-done = .T.

* Copy STORET numbers for manually matched chemicals to the Chemical file.

@ 1 , 0 CLEAR 4 12,12 SAY 'Copying STORET numbers to Chemical file...' SET ORDER TO USE chemical IN 2 ORDER chem-id ALIAS chem SET RELATION TO chem-id INTO chem SET TALK ON REPLACE chem-xtoret-num WITH par--code FOR chem->storet-num = space(5) SET TALK OFF 4 12,54 SAY *Doneg

ENDIF

CLOSE ALL RETURN && mis

* EOF: nvchem.prg

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Directions for resolution of unmatched chemical parameters:

* Unmatched NPDES records will be displayed, indexed on param-code.

* You will only be able to edit the chem-id and chem-mis fields.

* Look up the correct chem-id in the alphabetical listing of the WRMS chemical file and enter it in the chem-id field. Change the chem-mis field to F (False) .

* If a parameter is not in the WRMS chemical file, change chem-mis to F for all records containing that chemical, but do not enter a chem-id.

* Press <Ctrl-End> when finished.

Press any key to continue ...

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* * *

* facilities and chemicals have been correctly matched. Creates . * * 1 Emission record from 1 or more working Concentration records. * * * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

* Open data base files: working Concentration and Flow files and units * conversionfactor file. Concentration and Flow files are linked on NPDES * number and pipe; Concentration and units conversion files are linked on * parameter units code.

USE npdes\nconcext IN 1 ALIAS conc USE npdes\nflowext IN 2 ORDER pipe ALIAS flow USE npdes\unitcode IN 3 ORDER unit-code ALIAS units SET RELATION TO npdes + pipe-num INTO flow SELECT flow SET RELATION TO conc->param-unit INTO units SELECT conc

* Calculate annual emissions from concentration and flow using conversion * factors in Unitcode file. The flowfactor field is 1 if flow needs to be * included in the calculation (e.g., if avg is in concentration units like * mg/l) and 0 if it does not (e.g., if avg is already in emission units, like * lbs/day). The calculated emission is placed in the emiss field of the * working Concentration file.

@ 1,0 CLEAR Q 9,19 SAY "Calculating emissions ..............' SET TALK ON REPLACE ALL emiss WITH conc->avg * iif(units->flowfactor=l,flow->avg,l) *;

REPLACE flow-na WITH .T. FOR units->flowfactor = 1 .AND. flow->avg = 0 SET TALK OFF Q 10,O CLEAR 4 9,56 SAY *Done"

* Close files and reopen working Concentration file.

CLOSE ALL USE npdes\nconcext IN 1 ALIAS conc

* Data base in use is working Concentration file. This file may contain * multiple records for a specific NPDES number, pipe, and parameter if data * were originally reported in two different units. These have now been * converted to emissions with common units, and need to be combined.

* Create a new data base file with one blank record per pipe and parameter * to hold emissions averaged across different units.

Q 11,19 SAY "Creating intermediate.file .........* SET ORDER TO pipeparamu && order = npdes+pipe-num+param-code+param-name UNIQUE SET TALK ON COPY TO npdes\nconcavg SET TALK OFF Q 12,o CLEAR Q 11,56 SAY "Done'

units->conversion

USE npdes\nconcavg IN 1 ALIAS avg BLANK ALL FIELDS param-unit, avg, emiss, weight

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USE npdes\nconcext IN 2 ORDER pipeparam ALIAS conc

@ 12,19 SAY 'Averaging across units .............' loopavg = 0 SCAN && avg

loopavg = loopavg + 1 @ 12,56 SAY loopavg PICTURE '9999' sum-emiss = 0 sum-weight = 0 missing-wt = .F. mflow-na = .F. SELECT conc SET KEY TO avg->npdes + avg->pipe-nun + avg->paran-code + avg->parm-name COUNT TO nun-conc GO TOP IF nun-conc = 1 && only one conc record; averaging not needed SELECT avg REPLACE emiss WITH conc->emiss,;

flow-na WITH conc->flow-na ELSE && more than one conc records to be averaged

IF nun-conc > 1 SCAN && conc

IF weight = 0 && weight missing missing-wt = .T. EXIT

ELSE && weight not missing sum-emiss = sun-emiss + emiss * weight sun-weight = sun-weight + weight mflow-na = (mflow-na .OR. flow-na)

ENDIF ENDSCAN && conc

SELECT avg IF .not. missing-wt REPLACE emiss WITH sun-emiss/sum-weight,;

flow-na WITH mflow-na ELSE

ENDIF REPLACE weight-na WITH .T.

ENDIF

ENDSCAN && avg

@ 12,56 SAY 'Done'

ENDIF

CLOSE ALL

* Aggregate emissions to NPDES number level (across pipes) and enter in * Emission file.


processed = 0 && Count number of average concentration records processed. added = 0 && Count number of Emission records created.

* Open files: average concentration file and Emission file. Files are unlinked. * Average concentration file is selected.

USE npdes\nconcavg IN 1 ALIAS avg USE vemiss IN 2 ORDER source-yr ALIAS em && order = npdes+param-code+year

* Display static portions of emission conversion status report

\ @ 110 CLEAR @ 4,26 SAY 'NPDES DATA CONVERSION' 8 5,22 SAY 'EMISSION UPDATE STATUS REPORT' @ 9,19 SAY 'Number of records processed: of ' o 9,4a SAY o m

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@ 9,56 SAY reccount('avg') PICTURE '9999' @ 11,19 SAY 'Number of EMISSION records created:' @ 11,56 SAY ' 0'

* Process all average concentration file records.

SCAN

* See if an Emission record already exists for the current NPDES number and * parameter.

SELECT em SEEK avg->npdes + avg->param-code + str(avg->year,l)

* If no Emission record is found, create one and fill it in from the average * concentration record.

IF .NOT. found( ) APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'N',;

em->source-id WITH avg->npdes,; em->fac-id WITH avg->fac-id,; em-xhem-id WITH avg->them-id,; em->year WITH avg->year,; em->water-amt WITH avg->emissf; em->flow-na WITH avg->flow-na,; em->weightpa WITH avg->weight-na

addei = added + 1 @ 11,56 SAY added PICTURE '9999'

* If an Emission record is found, add the emission amount from the average * concentration file to the quantity already in the water amount field in the * Emission file.

ELSE REPLACE em->water-amt WITH em->water-amt + avg->emiss,;

em->flow-na WITH (em->flow-na .OR. avg->flow-na),; em->weight-na WITH (em->weight-na .OR. avg->weightpa)

ENDIF

* Reselect the average concentration file for correct functioning of SCAN loop.

SELECT avg processed = processed + 1 @ 9,48 SAY processed PICTURE '9999'

ENDSCAN

* All average concentration records have been processed. Update status variable * to indicate emission conversion is complete.

1-emiss = .T.

CLOSE ALL

* Delete working files. Files containing bad concentration and flow data are * not deleted, but saved for possible future use.

@ 1,o CLEAR @ 9,12 SAY 'Deleting working files ...' DELETE FILE npdes\npdesint.dbf DELETE FILE npdes\nconcext.dbf DELETE FILE npdes\nconcext.mdx DELETE FILE npdes\nflowext.dbf DELETE FILE npdes\nflowext.mdx DELETE FILE npdes\nconcavg.dbf DELETE FILE npdes\nconcavg.mdx DELETE FILE npdes\nvstatus.mem

&& intermediate working file && working Concentration file && working Concentration file index && working Flow file && working Flow file index && average concentration file && average concentration file index && Saved status variables

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DELETE FILE npdes\nchauto.txt && Final chemical matching status report

0 9,39 SAY "Done'

* Display message that data conversion is complete.

@ l,o CLEAR @ 9,25 TO 13,53 DOUBLE @ 11,27 SAY 'Data conversion complete.' 4 22,SO SAY 'Press any key to continue ...' WAIT "

RETURN && nvemiss

* EOF: nvemiss.prg

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* * * *

* structure extended to include fields used in processing. Also * * cleans up some fields. * * * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

* Initialize status variables.

1-fac-done = .F. && Facility matching done 1-chm-done = .F. && Chemical matching done 1-emiss = .F. && Emissions conversion done

* Inititalize other variable.

myear = space (2) && Year to be converted

* Ask for year being converted.

@ 1,O CLEAR SET CONFIRM ON @ 9,20 SAY 'Enter year of data being converted: 19' @ 9,58 GET myear PICTURE '99' READ SET CONFIRM OFF

* Create working data file PREEXT.DBF from saved structure PRESTRU.DBF

@ 1 , O CLEAR @ 8,11 SAY 'Creating working file ...........' CREATE pretreat\preext FROM pretreat\prevstru

* Create index on city and facility name. This index will be used manually * to match pretreatment facilities to TRIS facilities.

INDEX ON city + fac-name TAG city-fac

* Create unique index on pretreatment ID (POW NPDES number plus IU number). * This index will be used to create new W A C records.

INDEX ON potw-npdes + iu-num TAG potw-iu-u UNIQUE * Add records from the original data file to the working data file.

SET TALK ON APPEND FROM pretreat\pretreat.dat TYPE SDF SET TALK OFF @ 9,0 CLEAR CLOSE DATABASE

@ 8,45 SAY 'Done'

* Enter year being converted to working file.

@ 10,ll SAY 'Entering year in working file ...' USE pretreat\preext REPLACE ALL year WITH val("19' + myear) @ 10,45 SAY 'Done'

CLOSE ALL RETURN && pvwork.prg * EOF: pvwork.prg

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* facilities are matched to TRIS facilities in WRMS based on the * * Pretreatment ID. * * * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

* Open working file and WRMS Facility file. Files are linked on pretreatment * ID (POW NPDES number plus facility IU number).

USE pretreat\preext IN 1 ALIAS pre USE facility IN 2 ORDER pre-id ALIAS fac SET RELATION TO potw-npdes + iu-num INTO fac

* Copy facility ID from Facility to working pretreatment data file for matching * Pretreatment IDS.

Q 1 , 0 CLEAR @ 9,16 SAY 'Assigning FAC-IDS to matched facilities ...' SET TALK ON REPLACE pre->fac-id WITH fac->fac-id FOR fac->fac-id <> space(l0);

SET TALK OFF .AND. potw-npdes <> space(9)

Q 10,o CLEAR Q 9,60 SAY 'Done'

* Close files and reopen working Pretreatment file.

CLOSE ALL USE pretreat\preext IN 1 ALIAS pre

* Delete unmatched nonmanufacturing facilities from working pretreatment file.

0 l,o CLEAR @ 10,16 SAY 'Deleting nonmanufacturing facilities ......' SET TALK ON DELETE FOR fac-id = space(l0) .AND.;

PACK SET TALK OFF @ 11,O CLEAR Q 10,60 SAY 'Done'

(val(left(sic,2)) < 20 .OR. val(left(sic,2)) > 39)

CLOSE ALL

USE pretreat\preext IN 1 ORDER potw-iu-u ALIAS pre USE facility IN 2 ORDER fac-id ALIAS fac SET RELATION TO fac-id INTO fac USE vfac IN 3 ORDER pre-id ALIAS vfac

Copy facility information for unmatched manufacturing facilities to WAC.

@ 11,16 SAY 'Creating new facility records .............' newvfacs = 0 SCAN && preext SELECT vfac SEEK pre->potw-npdes + pre->iu-num IF .NOT. found0 newvfacs = newvfacs + 1 APPEND BLANK REPLACE fac-name WITH pre->fac-name,;

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street-1 WITH pre->address,; city WITH pre->city,; zip WITH pre->zip,; sic-1 WITH pre->sic,; pre-id WITH pre-zpotw-npdes + pre->iu-num,; year-added WITH pre->year

IF pre->fac-id <> space(l0) REPLACE county WITH fac->county,;

contact WITH fac->contact,; phone WITH fac->phone

ENDIF 8 11,60 SAY newvfacs PICTURE ' 9 9 9 '

ENDIF SELECT pre

ENDSCAN 4 11,60 SAY 'Done' CLOSE ALL

* Update status variable to indicate facility matching is complete.

1-fac-done = .T. 8 2 2 , 2 4 SAY "Facility Match Complete. Press any key to continue ...' WAIT "

RETURN && pvfac.prg

* EOF: pv€ac.prg

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* Display message indicating that chemical matching is unnecessary. @ l,o CLEAR @ 9,21 TO 14,52 DOUBLE @ 11,23 SAY 'It is not necessary to Match' @ 12,23 SAY "Chemicals with these data.' @ 22,50 SAY *Press any key to continue ...' WAIT * "

* Update status variable to indicate chemical matching is done.

1-chm-done = .T.

RETURN && pvchem-prg

* EOF: pvchem.prg

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * Filename: PVPIISS.PRG * Author: Anne E. Crook, Research Triangle Institute * Created: 2/15/93 Last updated: 3/2/93 * Called by:VCONVERT * Comments: Converts emissions data from Pretreatment to * all facilities have been correctly matched. * Emission records from 1 working pretreatment * chemical) . *

* * * *

WRMS format. Assumes * Creates up to 20 record (one per *

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* Open data bases: Vemiss and working pretreatment data file. Working * Pretreatment data file is selected.

USE vemiss IN 1 ALIAS em USE pretreat\preext IN 2 ALIAS pre SELECT pre


added-em = 0 && Count Emission records added

* Display static portions of emission conversion status report

@ l,o CLEbAR @ 4,21 SAY "PRETREATMENT DATA CONVERSION' @ 5,21 SAY 'EMISSION UPDATE STATUS REPORT" (3 9,15 SAY 'Number of records processed: of ' (3 9,41 SAY '0' @ 9,52 SAY reccount('pre') PICTURE "9999' 8 11,15 SAY 'Number of EMISSION records added:' @ 11.52 SAY '0'

* Process each pretreatment record.

SCAN && pre

* Add records to Emission and fill in data from working pretreatment file, * using flow and concentration to calculate emissions in pounds per year.

SELECT em

* Create Emission records only if the working pretreatment file has a nonzero * concentration value.

* Phenol

IF pre->mphe > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P',;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-num,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em->them-id WITH "CPHEN00808',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mphe * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)

added-em = added-em + 1 @ 11,49 SAY added-em PICTURE '9999'

ENDIF

* Silver

IF pre->mag > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P",;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-num,;

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em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em->chem-id WITH 'CSILV00903',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mag * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)

added-em = added-em + 1 4 11,49 SAY added-em PICTURE "9999'

ENDIF * Aluminum

IF pre->mal > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P',;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-num,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em->chem-id WITH 'CALUM00034',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow pre->mal * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)

added-em = added-em + 1 4 11,49 SAY added-em PICTURE '9999'

ENDIF

* Arsenic IF pre->mas > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P',;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-num,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em->chem-id WITH "CARSE00106',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mas * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)

added-em = added-em + 1 4 11,49 SAY added-em PICTURE "9999'

ENDIF

* Cadmium

IF pre->mcd > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH "P",;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw_npdes+pre->iu-num,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em-xhem-id WITH 'CCADMOO255',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mcd * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)


ENDIF

* Cobalt

IF pre->mco > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P",;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw_npdes+pre->iu-num,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em->chem-id WITH "CCOBA00335',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mco * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)


ENDIF

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* Chromium, total

IF pre->mcr-tot > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P',;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw_npdes+pre->iu-num,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em->chem-id WITH 'CCHR000332',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mcr-tot * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)


ENDIF

* Copper

IF pre->mcu > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P",;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-nm,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em->chem-id WITH 'CCOPPOO344',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mcu * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)

addekem = added-em + 1 @ 11,49 SAY added-em PICTURE "9999'

ENDIF

* Mercury

IF pre->mhg > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH "P',;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-nm,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em->chem-id WITH 'CMERC00681',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow pre->mhg * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)

added-em = added-em + 1 Q 11,49 SAY added-em PICTURE "9999'

ENDIF

* Magnesium - not a TRI chemical * * * * * * * * * * * *

IF pre->mmg > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P',;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-nm,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em->chem-id WITH "CMAGNXXXXX',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow pre->mmg * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)

added-em = added-em + 1 @ 11,49 SAY added-em PICTURE '9999"

ENDIF

* Manganese

IF pre->mmn > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P',;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-nm,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,;

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em->chem-id WITH 'CMANG00666',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mmn 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)


ENDIF

* Nickel

IF pre->mni > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P',;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw_npdes+pre->iu-num,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em-xhem-id WITH 'CNICK00749',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mni * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)


ENDIF

* Lead

IF pre->mpb > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P',;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-num,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em->them-id WITH 'CLEAD00637",; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mpb * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)


ENDIF

* Selenium

IF pre->mse > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P",;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->i em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em-xhern-id WITH 'CSELE00895',;

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em->potwlamt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mse 3.05, ; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)

added-em = added-em + 1 @ 11,49 SAY added-em PICTURE "9999'

ENDIF

* Zinc

IF pre->mzn > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P',;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-num,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em->chem-id WITH 'CZINC01044',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mzn * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)

added-em = added-em + 1 Q 11,49 SAY added-em PICTURE '9999'

ENDIF

* Toluene

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IF pre->mtol > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH "P",;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-num,; ern->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; ern->year WITH pre->year,; em->chern-id WITH 'CTOLU00154',; em->potw-axnt WITH pre->rnflow * pre->mtol * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)

added-em = added-em + 1 8 11,49 SAY added-ern PICTURE '9999'

ENDIF

* Barium

IF pre->mba > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE ern->source WITH "P',;

ern->source-id WITH pre->potw_npdes+pre->iu-num,; ern->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; ern->year WITH pre->year,; ern->chem-id WITH 'CBARI00123',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mba 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->rnflow = 0)

added-em = added-ern + 1 @ 11,49 SAY added-em PICTURE '9999"

ENDIF 4

* Antimony

IF pre->msb > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH 'P",;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-num,; ern->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; ern-xhem-id WITH "CANTI00088',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->rnflow * pre->msb * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)

added-ern = added-ern + 1 @ 11,49 SAY added-em PICTURE '9999'

ENDIF

* Formaldehyde

IF pre->mchoh > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH "P',;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-num,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em-xhem-id WITH 'CFORM00575',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->rnflow * pre->rnchoh * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)

added-ern = added-ern + 1 @ 11,49 SAY added-ern PICTURE '9999'

ENDIF

* Chlorine

IF pre->rnchlor > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH "P",;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-num,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em-xhern-id WITH "CCHL000298',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->rnflow * pre->rnchlor * 3.05,;

em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0) added-em = added-em + 1 @ 11,49 SAY added-em PICTURE '9999'

ENDIF

* Cyanide

IF pre->mcn > 0 APPEND BLANK REPLACE em->source WITH "P",;

em->source-id WITH pre->potw-npdes+pre->iu-num,; em->fac-id WITH pre->fac-id,; em->year WITH pre->year,; em->chem-id WITH "CCYANOO366',; em->potw-amt WITH pre->mflow * pre->mcn * 3.05,; em->flow-na WITH (pre->mflow = 0)


ENDIF

* Update status report.

@ 9,44 SAY recno('pre") PICTURE '9999" SELECT pre

ENDSCAN && pre

* Update status variable to indicate emission conversion is done.

1-emiss = .T.

CLOSE ALL

* Delete working files.

@ 1,O CLEAR 4 10,12 SAY 'Deleting working files ...' DELETE FILE pretreat\preext.dbf && working data file DELETE FILE pretreat\preext.mdx && working data file index DELETE FILE pretreat\pvstatus.mem && saved status variables

Q 10,39 SAY "Done"

@ l,o CLEAR @ 9,25 TO 13,53 DOUBLE @ 11,27 SAY 'Data conversion complete.' @ 22,50 SAY "Press any key to continue ..." WAIT " *

RETURN && pvemiss

* EOF: pvemiss.prg

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APPENDIX B PROGRAM CODE FOR TASK6.PRG

* File name: task6.prg * Author: Anne Crook, Research Triangle Institute * Created: 2/26/93 Updated: 4/14/93

* Make memory variables accessible to all procedures.

PUBLIC cyear, nyear, data, avail, ord-field, em-field, vem-field, rnge-field

* Initialize environment and variables

DO initial

* Get year and type of data to compare

DO getdata

* Check availability of data selected.

DO checkdata

* If data are available, generate discrepancy reports.

IF avail DO xdata DO discrep

ENDIF

* Reset environment.

CLOSE ALL SET TITLE ON SET SAFETY ON SET TALK ON

PROC initial * Initialize environment and variables

SET TITLE OFF SET SAFETY OFF SET TALK OFF cyear = space(2) nyear = 0 data = space (1)

RETURN

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PROC getdata * Get year and type of data to compare, then set assorted variables according * to the choice. * Any variables set here must be in the PUBLIC statement at the beginning of * the program!

@ 0,o CLEAR SET CONFIRM ON @ 8,20 SAY 'Enter data to compare:' @ 9,20 SAY 'A=AIRS, N=NPDES, P=Pretreatment' @ 8,43 GET data PICTURE '@M N, P,A' @ 11,20 SAY 'Enter year to compare: 19' @ 11,45 GET cyear PICTURE '99' READ SET CONFIRM OFF nyear = 1900 + val(cyear1 DO CASE

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CASE data = 'A' ord-field = 'air-id' em-field = mstack-em" vem-field = 'stack-vem. rnge-field = 'stack-rnge'

ord-field = 'npdes' em-field = 'water-em' vem-field = 'water-vem' rnge-field = .water-rnge'

ord-field = "pre-id' em-field = 'potw-em' vem-field = 'potw-vem' rnge-field = 'potw-rnge'

CASE data = 'N'

CASE data = 'P'

ENDCASE RETURN

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PROC checkdata * Check availability of data selected.

USE vemiss LOCATE FOR source = data .AND. year = nyear avail = found() IF .-not. avail

@ 0,O CLEAR @ 7,18 TO 11,54 DOUBLE @ 9,20 SAY 'No data available for comparison @ 21,50 SAY 'Press any key to continue ...' WAIT

ENDIF CLOSE ALL

RETURN

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PROC xdata * Extract data from Emission and Vemiss needed for discrepancy checks

* Extract TRI records from Emission for appropriate year.

TEXT Extracting TRI records ENDTEXT

USE emission COPY TO t6&data.l FOR source = 'T' .AND. year = nyear;

FIELDS fac-id, chem-id, year, source-id * Extract single-media records from Vemiss for the appropriate year. TEXT Extracting single-media records ENDTEXT

USE vemiss COPY TO t6&data.2 FOR source = data .AND. year = nyear;

CLOSE ALL FIELDS fac-id, chem-id, year, source-id

RETURN

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PROC discrep * Generate discrepancy report.

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TEXT Combining TRI and single-media data ENDTEXT

USE t66rdata.l APPEND FROM t6&data.2 FOR fac-id <> space(l0) INDEX ON fac-id + chem-id TAG fac-chm-u UNIQUE COPY TO t6&data.3 USE t6&data.3 BLANK ALL FIELDS source-id

USE t6Eidata.2 DELETE FOR fac-id <> space(l0) PACK INDEX ON source-id + chem-id TAG fac-chm-u UNIQUE COPY TO t6&data.4

* Create a file with additional fields.

CREATE t6bdata.5 FROM t6stru APPEND FROM t6&data.3 APPEND FROM t6&data.4

* T6&data.5 should now have one record per facility and chemical reported in * either TRI or single media data base.

* Sum emissions data for each facility and chemical reported to TRI to the * summary file. (Usually there is only one emission record per facility and * chemical, but occasionally two records are reported; these are summed here.)

TEXT Summing TRI emissions ENDTEXT

USE t6&data.5 IN 1 ALIAS t6 USE emission IN 2 ORDER fac-chmJr ALIAS em SET RELATION TO fac-id + chem-id + str(year,4) INTO em SET SKIP TO em REPLACE stack-em WITH stack-em + em->stack-amt,;

water-em WITH water-em + em->water-amt,; potw-em WITH potw-em + em->potw-amt,; stack-rnge WITH (stack-rnge .OR. em->stack-rnge),; water-rnge WITH (water-rnge .OR. em->water-rnge),; potw-rnge WITH (potw-rnge .OR. em->potw-rnge); FOR em->fac-id <> space(l0)

* Sum emissions data for each facility and chemical reported to the single- * media data base to the summary file.

TEXT Summing single-media emissions ENDTEXT

* For facilities with FAC-IDS

USE vemiss IN 2 ORDER fac-chmJr ALIAS vem SET RELATION TO fac-id + chem-id + str(year,l) INTO vem SET FILTER TO vem->source = data REPLACE stack-vem WITH vem->stack-amt, water-vem WITH vem->water-amt,;

potw-vem WITH vem->potw-amt, flow-na WITH vem->flow-na,; weight-na WITH vem->weight-na; FOR vem->fac-id <> space(l0)

* For facilities without FAC-IDS

USE vemiss IN 2 ORDER src-chmJr ALIAS vem SET RELATION TO source-id + chem-id + str(year,l) INTO vem SET FILTER TO vem->source = data

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REPLACE stack-vem WITH vem->stack-amt, water-vem WITH vem->water-amt,; potw-vem WITH vem->potw-amt, flow-na WITH vem->flow-rm,; weight-na WITH vem->weight-na; FOR vem->source-id <> space(l8)

CLOSE ALL

* Delete records for which data are missing for single media or reported as a * range in TRI

TEXT Deleting records with missing data or range data ENDTEXT

USE t6&data.5 IN 1 ALIAS t6 DELETE FOR flow-na .OR. weight-na .OR. &rnge-field PACK CLOSE ALL

* Calculate the difference in quantity reported to TRI and single-media data * base.

TEXT Calculating discrepancies ENDTEXT

USE- t6&data.5 IN 1 ALIAS t6 REPLACE ALL diff-amt WITH abs(&em-field - &vem-field)

* Delete records with discrepancies less than 1,000 lbs

TEXT Deleting records below cutoff (1,000 lbs for NPDES and AIRS/NEDS; 10,000 lbs for Pretreatment) ENDTEXT

IF data = 'P"

ELSE

ENDIF PACK

DELETE FOR diff-amt < 10000

DELETE FOR diff-amt < 1000

* The total difference amount is calculated for each facility. Note that the * difference amounts are not signed, so that equal but opposite discrepancies * will not cancel out.

TEXT Summing discrepancies to facility level ENDTEXT

GO TOP first-rec = 1 DO WHILE .NOT. EOF() mfac = fac-id msrc = source-id SUM diff-amt TO msum WHILE fac-id = mfac GO first-rec REPLACE total-diff WITH msum WHILE fac-id first-rec = recnoo

ENDDO

AND. source-id = msrc

= mfac .AND. source-id = msrc

INDEX ON total-diff TAG total-diff DESCENDING

* The summary file now contains only facilities with significant discrepancies. * Link it to the facility, and chemical files. Facilities are ordered in * descending order of total difference in reported quantity.

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TEXT Linking files ENDTEXT

SET EXACT ON

USE t6&data.5 IN 1 ORDER total-diff ALIAS t6 USE facility IN 2 ORDER fac-id ALIAS fac USE vfac IN 3 ORDER &ord-field ALIAS vfac USE chemical IN 4 ORDER chem-id ALIAS chem

SELECT 1 SET RELATION TO t6->fac_id INTO fac

SELECT 2 SET RELATION TO t6->source_id INTO vfac

SELECT 3 SET RELATION TO t6-xhem-id INTO chem

SELECT 1 GO TOP

SET FIELDS TO t6->fac-idI t6->chem-idI t6->year, t6->source-idI; t6->stack-emI t6->stack_vem, t6->water_em, t6->water_vem,; t6->potw_em, t6->potw_vem, t6->diff_amt,; fac->fac-name, fac->street-1, fac->street-2, fac->city,; fac->county, fac->zip, fac->contact, fac->phone, fac-xsic-1,; fac->air-id, fac->npdes, fac->pre-id,; vfac->fac-name, vfac->street-1, vfac->city, vfac->county,; vfac->zip, vfac->contact, vfac->phone, vfac->sic-l,; vfac->air-id, vfac->npdes, vfac->pre-id,; chem->cas-nun, chem->use-name, chem->storet-nun

* Generate report.

TEXT Generating report ENDTEXT

qlength = 67 REPORT FORM t6&data TO FILE t6&data.&cyear..txt

CLOSE ALL DELETE FILE t6&data.l.dbf DELETE FILE t6&data.l.mdx DELETE FILE t6&data.2.dbf DELETE FILE t6&data.2.mdx DELETE FILE t6&data.3.dbf DELETE FILE t6&data.4.dbf DELETE FILE t6&data.5.dbf DELETE FILE t6&data.5.mdx

RETURN && discrep

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APPENDIX C PROGRAM CODE FOR TASK8.PRG

* File name: task8.prg * Author: Anne Crook, Research Triangle Institute * Created: 3/16/93 Updated: 4/14/93

* List facilities reporting to single-media data bases over the TRI reporting * threshold but not reporting to TRI.


PUBLIC cyear, nyear, data, avail, amt-field, ord-field, em-field, vem-field,; rnge-field, manuf

* Initialize environment and variables

DO initial

* Get year and type of data to compare

DO getdata

* Check availability of data selected.

DO checkdata

* If data are available, generate discrepancy reports. IF avail . ENDIF DO discrep

* Reset environment.

SET TITLE ON SET SAFETY ON SET TALK ON

PROC initial * Initialize environment and variables

SET TITLE OFF SET SAFETY OFF SET TALK OFF cyear = space (2) nyear = 0 data = space (1)

RETURN

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PROC getdata * Get year and type of data to compare, then set assorted variables according * to the choice. * Any variables set here must be in the PUBLIC statement at the beginning of * the program!

@ 0 ,o CLEAR SET CONFIRM ON @ 8,20 SAY "Enter data to compare:" @ 9,20 SAY 'A=AIRS, N=NPDES, P=Pretreatment' @ 8,43 GET data PICTURE "BM N,P,A" @ 11,20 SAY 'Enter year to compare: 19' @ 11,45 GET cyear PICTURE "99' READ SET CONFIRM OFF

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nyear = 1900 + val(cyear) DO CASE

CASE data = 'A' amt-field = 'stack-amt' ord-field = 'air-id"

amt-field = 'water-ant' ord-field = *npdes'

amt-field = 'potw-amt' ord-field = 'pre-id'

CASE data = 'N'

CASE data = 'Pa

ENDCASE

DO CASE CASE nyear = 1987 manuf = 75000

CASE nyear = 1988 manuf = 50000

OTHERWISE manuf = 25000

ENDCASE RETURN

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PROC checkdata * Check availability of data selected.

USE vemiss LOCATE FOR source = data .AND. year = nyear avail = found() IF .not. avail

@ 0 ,o CLEAR @ 7,18 TO 11,54 DOUBLE @ 9,20 SAY 'No data available €or comparison @ 21,50 SAY 'Press any key to continue ...' WAIT "I

ENDIF CLOSE ALL

RETURN

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PROC discrep * Generate discrepancy report. * Extract single-media records from Vemiss for the appropriate year.

TEXT Extracting single-media records ENDTEXT

USE vemiss IN 1 ALIAS vemiss COPY TO t8&data.l FOR source = data .AND. year = nyear .AND.;

&amt-field >= 10000; FIELDS source-id, year, fac-id, chem-id

* Delete records that are found in Emission (i.e., that also reported to TRI).

TEXT Deleting facilities reporting to TRI ENDTEXT

USE t8&data.l IN 1 ALIAS t8 USE emission IN 2 ORDER fac-chmar ALIAS em SET RELATION TO fac-id + chem-id + str(year,4) INTO em DELETE FOR em->fac-id <> space(l0) PACK

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CLOSE ALL

* This file now indicates the chemicals reported over 10,000 lbs and not * reported in TRI.

* Create a file with additional fields

CREATE t8&data.2 FROM t8stru APPEND FROM t8&data.l

* Copy emissions from Vemiss

USE vemiss IN 2 ORDER src-chmJr ALIAS vem SET RELATION TO source-id + chem-id + str(year,l) INTO vem REPLACE ALL rel-amt WITH vem->&amt-field CLOSE ALL

TEXT Summing releases to facility level ENDTEXT

USE t8&data.2 IN 1 ALIAS t8 GO TOP first-rec = 1 DO WHILE .NOT. EOF() msrc = source-id SUM rel-amt TO msum WHILE source-id = msrc GO first-rec mthresh = "Otherwise Used' SCAN WHILE source-id = msrc

ENDSCAN GO first-rec REPLACE total-amt WITH msum, thresh-ex WITH mthresh WHILE source-id = msrc first-rec = recno0

mthresh = iif(re1-amt > manuf,'Processed or Manufactured',mthresh)

ENDDO

INDEX ON thresh-ex + str(tota1-amt,ll) TAG thresh-amt DESCENDING CLOSE ALL

* Link to the Vfac and Chemical files. * Facilities are ordered in descending order of total quantity reported.

TEXT Linking files ENDTEXT

SET EXACT ON

USE t8&data.2 IN 1 ORDER thresh-amt ALIAS t8 USE vfac IN 2 ORDER fiord-field ALIAS vfac USE chemical IN 3 ORDER chem-id ALIAS chem

SELECT 1 SET RELATION TO t8->source_id INTO vfac

SELECT 2 SET RELATION TO t8->chem_id INTO .them

SELECT 1 GO TOP

SET FIELDS TO t8->source-idI t8->year, t8->chem_id, t8->fac_id, t8->rel_amt,; t8->thresh-exI; vfac->fac-name, vfac->street-1, vfac->city, vfac->county,; vfac->zip, vfac->contact, vfac->phone, vfac->sic-1,; vfac->air-id, vfac->npdes, vfac->pre-id, chem->cas-num,; chem->use-name, chem->storet-num

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* Generate report.

TEXT Generating report

ENDTEXT

glength = 53 REPORT FORM t8&data TO FILE t8&data.&cyear..txt

CLOSE ALL DELETE FILE t8&data.l.dbf DELETE FILE t8&data.l.mdx DELETE FILE t8&data.2.dbf DELETE FILE t8&data.2.mdx

RETURN && discrep

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* File name: task7 .prg * Author: Anne Crook, Research Triangle Institute * Created: 4/15/93 Updated: 5/28/93


PUBLIC mfirstyear, mlastyear, numyears

DO initial DO getyear DO makefile DO fillfile IF numyears > 2 DO pattern DO patt-rpt

ENDIF DO stop DO stop-rpt DO limitrecs DO calc-discr DO sum-discrp DO discrp-rpt DO reset

PROC initial Initialize environment and variables

SET TITLE OFF SET SAFETY OFF SET TALK OFF

RETURN

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PROC reset * Reset environment.

SET TITLE ON SET SAFETY ON SET TALK ON DO delfiles

RETURN

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PROC delfiles * Delete working files

DELETE FILE t7l.dbf DELETE FILE t7l.mdx DELETE FILE t72.dbf DELETE FILE t73.dbf

RETURN

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PROC getyear * Get years of data to compare. If more than 5 available, ask user for start * year.

TEXT Determining years of data for analysis ENDTEXT

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USE emission ORDER yr-chem SET FILTER T O source = 'T' GO TOP mfirstyear = year GO BOTTOM mlastyear = year numyears = mlastyear - mfirstyear + 1 IF numyears > 5 DO askyear

ENDIF CLOSE ALL

RETURN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

askyear = mlastyear - 4 @ 0 , o CLEAR SET CONFIRM ON @ 6, 6 TO 15,73 DOUBLE @ 7, 8 SAY "The trend analysis can only accomodate 5 years of data.' @ 8, 8 SAY 'WRMs currently contains' @ 8,32 SAY numyears PICTURE '99' @ 8,35 SAY 'years of data, from' @ 8,55 SAY mfirstyear PICTURE '9999' @ 8,60 SAY "to' @ 8,63 SAY mlastyear PICTURE '9999'

@ 10, 8 SAY 'The analysis will be performed for 5 years, starting with the' @ 11, 8 SAY "year entered below. The default starting year shown will result" @ 12, 8 SAY 'in the analysis of the most recent 5 years of data.' @ 14, 8 SAY 'Please enter the desired starting year:' @ 14,48 GET askyear PICTURE '9999' RANGE mfirstyear, mlastyear-1 READ SET CONFIRM OFF mfirstyear = askyear mlastyear = min(mlastyear, askyear + 4) numyears = mlastyear - mfirstyear + 1

Q a,67 SAY m . '

RETURN

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PROC makef ile * Make the file for doing trend analysis

TEXT Getting facility and chemical IDS for analysis ENDTEXT

USE emission IF numyears <= 5

ELSE SET FILTER TO source = 'T'

SET FILTER TO source = 'T' .AND. ; year >= mfirstyear .AND. year c= mlastyear

ENDIF GO TOP COPY TO t71 FIELDS fac-id, chem-id

USE t71 INDEX ON fac-id + chem-id TAG fac-chm-u UNIQUE COPY TO t72 CLOSE ALL

CREATE t73 FROM t7stru APPEND FROM t72 CLOSE ALL

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RETURN

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PROC fillfile * Fill in data to trend analysis file from emission.

TEXT Copying data to analysis file ENDTEXT

USE t73 IN 1 ALIAS t7 REPLACE ALL first-year WITH mfirstyear, num-years WITH numyears USE emission IN 2 ORDER fac-ch-yr ALIAS em loopnum = "1' loopyear = mfirstyear DO WHILE loopyear <= mlastyear

@ 21/35 SAY loopyear PICTURE '9999' SET RELATION TO fac-id + chem-id + str(loopyear,4) INTO em REPLACE total-amt&loopnum WITH em->fugit-amt + em->stack-amt +;

em->water-amt + em->potw-amt + em->land-amt + em->off-amt; FOR found ( ' em' )

loopnum = str(val(1oopnum) + 1,l) loopyear = loopyear + 1

ENDDO CLOSE ALL

RETURN

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PROC pattern * Look for breaks in pattern of reporting

TEXT Looking for reporting pattern discrepancies ENDTEXT

USE t73 SCAN i = "1' j = "2' DO WHILE Val (i) < numyears bothblank = isblank(tota1-amt&i) .AND. isblank(tota1-amt&j) bothfull = .NOT. (isblank(tota1-amt&i) .OR. isblank(tota1-amt&j)) IF .NOT. (bothblank .OR. bothfull)

ENDIF i = str(val(i)+l, 1) j = str(val(j)+l,l)

REPLACE nun-chngs WITH num-chngs + 1

ENDDO IF nun-chngs > 2 .OR. (num-chngs = 2 .AND. .NOT. isblank(tota1-amtl))

ENDIF ENDSCAN CLOSE ALL

REPLACE rpt-discrp WITH .T.

RETURN

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PROC patt-rpt * Generate pattern discrepancy report

USE t73 IN 1 ALIAS t7 USE facility IN 2 ORDER fac-id ALIAS fac USE chemical IN 3 ORDER chem-id ALIAS chem

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SET RELATION TO t7->chem_id INTO chem SELECT 1

SET FIELDS TO t7->fac_id, t7->chem-idI t7->first~ear, t7->num~ears,; t7->total_amtl, t7->total_amt2, t7->total_amt3,; t7->total_amt4, t7->total_amt5, t7->rpt_discrp,; fac->fac-name, fac->city,; chem->use-name

qlength = 60 REPORT FORM t71 TO FILE t7l.txt FOR rpt-discrp CLOSE ALL

RETURN

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PROC stop * Look for stopped reporting after reporting large quantities

TEXT Deleting records with reporting pattern discrepancies ENDTEXT

USE t73 DELETE FOR rpt-discrp PACK

TEXT Looking for stopped reporting discrepancies ENDTEXT

I SCAN IF num-chngs = 2 .OR. (nun-chngs = 1 .AND. .NOT. isblank(tota1-amtl))

i = '1' j = '2' stopped = .F. DO WHILE val(i) < n q e a r s .AND. .NOT. stopped stopped = (.NOT. isblank(tota1-amt&i)) .AND. isblank(total-amt&j) IF i = '1' .AND. mfirstyear = 1987

ELSE

ENDIF IF stopped .AND. total-amt&i > rpt-thresh

ENDIF i = str(val(i)+l,l) j = str(val(j)+l,l)

rpt-thresh = 50000

rpt-thresh = 25000

REPLACE stop-discr WITH .T., last-amt WITH total-amt&i

ENDDO ENDIF

ENDSCAN CLOSE ALL

RETURN

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PROC stop-rpt * Generate stopped reporting discrepancy report

USE t73 IN 1 ALIAS t7 INDEX ON last-amt TAG last-amt DESCENDING USE facility IN 2 ORDER fac-id ALIAS fac USE chemical IN 3 ORDER chem-id ALIAS chem

SET RELATION TO t7->fac_id INTO fac SELECT 2 SET RELATION TO t7-xhem-id INTO chem

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SELECT 1

SET FIELDS TO t7->fac_idl t7->chem_id, t7->first~ear, t7->num~ears,; t7->total-amtll t7->total_amt2, t7->total_amt3,; t7->total_amt4, t7->total_amt5, t7->rpt_discrp,; fac->fac-name, fac->city,; chem->use-name

qlength = 76 REPORT FORM t72 TO FILE t72.txt FOR stop-discr CLOSE ALL

RETURN

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PROC limitrecs * Delete records not suitable for quantity comparison

TEXT Deleting records with stopped reporting discrepancies ENDTEXT

USE t73 DELETE FOR stop-discr PACK

last = str (numyears, 1) nextlast = str(numyears-1,l)

TEXT Deleting records with only one year of data ENDTEXT

SCAN DO CASE CASE (.NOT. isblank(tota1-amtl)) .AND. isblank(tota1-amt2)

CASE (.NOT. isblank(tota1-amt&last)) .AND. isblank(tota1-amt&nextlast) DELETE

DELETE ENDCASE

ENDSCAN PACK CLOSE ALL

RETURN

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PROC calc-discr * Calculate discrepancies between total quantities reported over time

TEXT Calculating discrepancies ENDTEXT

USE t73 SCAN

i = '1' j = '2' DO WHILE Val (i) < numyears IF .NOT. (isblank(tota1-amt&i) .OR. isblank(tota1-amt&j)) discrp =

absolute = abs(tota1-amt&i - total-amt&j) REPLACE max-discrp WITH max(max_discrp,round(discrp,l) I l ;

logl0(max(max(total~amt&i,total_amt&j),l)/max(min(total~amt&i,total~amt&j),l))

max-abs WITH max(max-abs,absolute) ENDIF

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i = str(val(i)+l,l) j = str(val(j)+l,l)

ENDDO ENDSCAN CLOSE ALL

RETURN

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PROC sum-discrp * Summarize all discrepancies

TEXT Summarizing discrepancies ENDTEXT

USE t73 SCAN IF max-discrp >= 1 .AND. max-abs >= 3000

ENDIF ENDSCAN CLOSE ALL

REPLACE signif WITH .T.

RETURN

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PROC discrp-rpt Generate quantity discrepancy report

USE t73 IN 1 ALIAS t7 USE facility IN 2 ORDER fac-id ALIAS fac USE chemical IN 3 ORDER chem-id ALIAS chem

SET RELATION TO t7->fac_id INTO fac SELECT 2 SET RELATION TO t7-xhem-id INTO chem SELECT 1

SET FIELDS TO t7->fac_id, t7->chem_idf t7->first~ear, t7-~num~ears,; t7->total_amtlf t7->total_amt2, t7->total_amt3,; t7->total_amt4, t7->total-amtSf t7->rpt_discrp,; t7->signif , t7->max-discrpf t7->max-absl ; fac->fac-name, fac->city,; chem->use-name

glength = 76 REPORT FORM t73 TO FILE t73.txt FOR signif CLOSE ALL

RETURN

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F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 0 3 , 561 F002 14 , 500 10 , 120 14,273 F005 500 0 0

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F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 48 , 670 88,085 198 , 212 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 11,000 0 0

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F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlF003F005 0 0 5 , 580 D003F002 0 0 172 , 682 FO 02 108,242 229,271 348,692

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F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 0 0 0

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F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 BENZENE 0 26 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 130 0 XYLENE 0 800 0

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F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M E X ) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 178,900 0 D035F003F005 0 0 199,838 F005 293 , 920 219 , 585 0

Waste Total 293,920 398,485 199,838 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000032

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 2,678 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 560 CYCLOHEXANE 3 , 896 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M E X ) 3,653 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 730 TOLUENE 3 , 409 XYLENE 1,461

Constituent Total 16,387 """""

4,553 3,050 1 , 468 0

0 6,664

1,908 1,743 5 , 973 7,407

0 0

22,715 26,546

8, a13 7,682

""""" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 40 , 590 69 , 955 43,576

Waste Total 40 , 590 69 , 955 43 , 576 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000033

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 0 0 0 XYLENE 2,052 1,868 1,878

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 2,052 1 , 868 1 , 878

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 2 , 052 1,868 1,878

Waste Total 2 , 052 1,868 1,878 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000034

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 0 0 0 1 , 1,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


E-38



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 1,407 0 0 F005 17 3 0 0

Waste Total 1,580 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000038

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 19,200 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 21,600 13,275 11,931 l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 10,800 1,200 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 51,600 14,475 11,931

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 3,150 1,210 1,300 F002 19,200 14,571 1,850 F003 21,600 26,060 0 F003F005 0 0 99,770

Waste Total 43,950 41,841 102,920 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000040

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 5,337 7,339

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 0 5,337 7,339

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlD002F003F005 0 0 1,520 D007F005 0 800 0 FOOl 729 5,337 7,339 F003 1,750 1,900 0 F003F005 0 1,167 3,723

Waste Total 2,479 9,204 12,582 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000042

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 TRICHLOROETHYLENE 692 54 1 610


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlFOOl 0 9,016 0 D001F005 0 6,462 6,928 FOOl 11,537 0 10,893 FOO5 5,878 0 0

Waste Total 17,415 15,478 17,821 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000046

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 ETHYLBENZENE 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 METHANOL 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 TOLUENE 0

I



XYLENE 0 0 0


......................................

""""" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FO 03 0 0 85,173 F003F005 0 117 , 920 0 F005 101,640 0 0

Waste Total 101,640 117 , 920 85,173 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000047

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 13 , 027 750 250 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M I X ) 12,261 750 250 METHANOL 16 , 859 750 250 TOLUENE 26,822 750 750 XYLENE 5,364 750 250

Constituent Total 74,333 3,750 1,750 """"" """"" """""

F-Wast'es Reported to NCAR: F003 0 270,102 192 , 154

Waste Total 0 270,102 192,154 ""_"_" """"" """""

Facility 000048

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 11,586 13 , 544 6,532 1, 1,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 4,928 0 4,400

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 16,514 13 , 544 10,932

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F002F005 0 4,400 0 FOOl 0 15,080 900 F001F003F005 0 1,800 4,400 F002 19,800 0 0 F002F003 0 11,900 0 F002F003F004 0 1,200 0 F002F005 0 0 7,100 F003 0 4,000 0 F005 0 800 0

Waste Total 19 , 800 39,180 12,400 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000052

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 25,560 0 0 F003F005 0 40,200 90,800

Waste Total 25,560 40 , 200 90,800 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000053

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI:

E-40


Constituent/Waste Code "" Lbs Transferred Off-site ----

1988 1989 1990 ......................................

l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0 """"" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 59 , 739 0

Waste Total """"" """"" """""

0 59,739 0

Facility 000056

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 750 250 1 , 1 , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 4,390 3,044 2,656 F003 0 587 341 F003F005 0 1,355 1,840

4 F005 17 , 117 12 I 469 9,684

Waste Total 21,507 17 , 455 14,521 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000059

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: D002F003 0 0 7 58 F002 2,574 0 0 F003 0 328 0

Waste Total 2 , 574 328 758 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000060

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 4,300 10 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 2,250 500 METHANOL 1,142 2 I 250 500 TOLUENE 15,197 2 , 250 500 XYLENE 498 2,250 500

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 32 I 560 31,640 35,840

Waste Total 32 , 560 31,640 35,840 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000061

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 1,564 0 0 TOLUENE 6 , 912 2,712 6,484 1 , 1 , 1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DO 0 1FO 02 D001F005 F002 F002F005

0 0

146,400 0

0 32 I 800 0 400

258,908 229,000 0 32,000

E-4 1



F003 2,400 6,731 28,400 F005 3,200 392 0

Waste Total 152,000 266,031 322,600

......................................

""""" """"" """""

Facility 000075

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 39 , 847 25,426 F005 28,490 0 0

Waste Total 28,490 39,847 25,426 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000078

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 2,328 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 2,760 0 METHANOL 0 0 TOLUENE 12,200 0

XYLENE 5,450 0

Constituent Total 115,315 57,528

1,l , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 94,905 55,200

""""" """""

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 93 , 520 78,712 60,500 F002 1,400 0 0 F002F003 0 10,000 0 F002F004 0 0 1,200

Waste Total 94,920 88,712 61,700 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000080

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: XYLENE 0 11,000 12,000

Constituent Total """"" """"" """""

0 11,000 12,000

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 5,995 0 F003 14 , 000 6,400 458 F003F005 0 7,339 3 , 720 F005 20 , 020 0 0

Waste Total 34,020 19,734 4,178 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000081

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 46 0 1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0


E-42



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 7,578 10,212 8,205 F003 0 0 385 F003F005 0 0 1,142

Waste Total 7,578 10 , 212 9,732 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000083

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FOOl 7,285 2,566 0

Waste Total 7,285 2,566 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000086

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 0 0

Constituent Total 0 0 0 """"" """"" -""""-

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 263,968 160 , 768 150,644

Waste Total 263,968 160 , 768 150,644 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000087

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 12 , 800 17,600 F005 11,600 0 0

Waste Total 11,600 12,800 17,600 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000090

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 15,200 14,400 F005 20,000 0 6,797

Waste Total 20,000 15,200 21,197 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000091

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 METHANOL 0 TOLUENE 0 XYLENE 0


"" Lbs Transferred Off-site ---- Constituent/Waste Code 1988 1989 1990 .....................................

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 F005

0 38, 800 42,000 43,200 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 43,200 38,800 42,000

Facility 000092

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0



0 40, 800

"""""

Waste Total 40, 800

Facility 000093

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 METHANOL 0 TOLUENE 0 XYLENE 0

Constituent Total 0 """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 FOO5 64,000

Waste Total 64,000 """""

Facility 000094

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 METHANOL 0 TOLUENE 0 XYLENE 0

"""""

Constituent Total 0


0 44, 800 _"_"""

Waste Total 44,800

70,400 40,000 0 0

70,400 40,000 """"" """""

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 """"" """""

66,000 86,000 0 0

""""" """""

66,000 86, ooo

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 """"" """""

62,000 0 0 0

62,000 0 """"" """""

E-44


Constituent/Waste Code

Facility 000098 """"""""_""""""""""""

"_ Lbs Transferred Off-site ---- 1988 1989 1990

""""""""""""""""~

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 XYLENE 0 0

""""" """""

Constituent Total 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 ."

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 67,200 86,800 F005 56,000 0 0

Waste Total 56,000 67,200 86,800 """"" """"" """""

I Facility 000099

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE

METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) METHANOL METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE TOLUENE XYLENE

n-BUTYL ALCOHOL

"

Constituent Total

130,000 11,750 250 750

19 , 255 5 -

0 14,750 23,155 0 7,750 9,355 0 14,750 2,900

110,000 53,750 60,255 120,000 35,750 20,955 """" """"" """""

360,250 139,250 135,880

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlD009F003F005 0 0 8,800 D001F003F005 0 352,220 304,989 F005 625,193 0 0

Waste Total 625,193 352,220 313 , 789 """"" """"" """""

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 7,500 10,265 5,075 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 86,400 32,100 22 , 800


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 2,000 2,400 F002 115,250 38,400 19,800

Waste Total 115,250 40,400 22,200 """"" """"" """""

I Facility 000105

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: DOOlFOOl 0 0 7,480 FOOl 2 , 100 1,000 0 F002 900 0 0 F003 0 542 880

Waste Total 3,000 1,542 8,360 """"" """"" """""

I Facility 000106




ACETONE 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M E K ) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


......................................

""""" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 12 , 400 0 0 F003F005 0 26,000 0 F005 21 , 200 0 18,400

Waste Total 33,600 26,000 18,400 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000109

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0

"""""

Constituent Total 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 1 , 368 F002 184 , 964

Waste Total """""

186,332

0 0 0 0

0 0 """"" """""

0 0 198,175 69,467

198 , 175 69,467 """"" """""

Facility 000115

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl F003 F005

5 , 850 4,219 20 , 620 196 0 2,378

0 1,236 100

Waste Total 6 , 046 5,455 23 , 098 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000117

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl F002 F002F003F005 F003 F003F005 FO 05

Waste

21,800 0 400 6,600 2 , 500 500

0 800 0 0 0 400 0 16,100 8,800

15,900 800 1,200

Total 44,300 20,200 11,300 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000120


E-46



METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 750 0 TOLUENE 0 750 250

......................................

XYLENE ' 0 1,500 0 """"" """"" """""

Constituent Total 0 3,000 250

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002F003 0 77,360 65,814 F003F005 0 32,400 0 F005 116,640 0 0

Waste Total 116,640 109,760 65,814 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000123


""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOO5 38,800 57,200 56,100

Waste Total 38,800 57,200 56,100 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000124

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 2 , 958 3,383 1,605

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 2 , 958 3 , 383 1 , 605

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 2,958 3,383 1,605

Waste Total 2 , 958 3,383 1,605 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000131

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: CRESOL ( S ) 0 750 50 0 FREON 113 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 13,632 6,245 8,350 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 14,725 2,562 11,000 XYLENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 28,357 9,557 19 , 850

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 18,406 50,033 13,595 F002 0 11,365 7,761 F003 3,143 1,792 3,477 F004 1,040 2,750 8,414

Waste Total 22 , 589 65,940 33 , 247 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000134

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 1,979 750

E-47

0


Constituent/Waste Code """"""""""""""""

n-BUTYL ALCOHOL ETHYLBENZENE METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) METHANOL METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE TOLUENE XYLENE

Constituent

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 F005

"" Lbs Transferred Off-site ---- 1988 1989 1990

0 750 0 0 750 0

15,804 750 0 10,346 0 0

0 0 0 3,631 0 0 1 , 246 750 0

Total 33,006 3,750 0 """"" """"" """""

1,280,234 1,717,351 0 751,832 0 1,027,695

Waste Total 2,032,066 1,717,351 1,027,695 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000137

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 .n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 CYCLOHEXANE 0 0 0 ETHYLBENZENE 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 0 METHANOL ~0 0 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0

TRICHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


1, I, 1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FO 03 F003F005

187 , 110 0 0 0 339 , 041 295,827

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 187 , 110 339 , 041 295,827

Facility 000139

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 2 16,373 370


2 16,373 370

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F005 16,100 24,640 110 , 120

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 16,100 24,640 110 , 120

Facility 000141

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F005 0 5 , 540 0

""""" """"" """""

E-48



Waste Total 0 5,540 0 .....................................

Facility 000142

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1 , 1 , 1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D022D023F003 DOOlFOOl FOOl F002 F003 F003F004 F005

Waste Total

0 0 0 0

400 0 1,050 0

800 0 0 3,500

6,600 0

8,850 3,500 """"" """"" -

4,000 1,500 3 , 800 2,350

0 0 0

11,650 """"-

Facility 000143


""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 208,250 0 0

Waste Total 208,250 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000144

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 7 , 792 0 0 METHANOL 43 , 781 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 51,573 0 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 70,320 0 79,100 F005 0 1,392 84,750

Waste Total 70,320 1,392 163,850 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000148

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: D001D039F003F005 0 0 5,021 D001F003 0 8,340 0 FO 03 7,440 0 417

Waste Total 7 , 440 8,340 5 , 438 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000149

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0

METHANOL 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0

METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 1,579



TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 1 , 1,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 872 0

.....................................

XYLENE 17 8 394 0 """"" """"" """""

Constituent Total 1,757 1,266 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlD002D007F002 0 0 2,507 D001F001F003F005 0 24,690 0 D002D007D008F002 0 40,876 18,585 FOOl 5,600 0 0 F002 31,376 0 0

Waste Total 36,976 65,566 21,092 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000151



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 6,232 1,802 1,588 F003 8 4 , 136 4,634

Waste Total 6,240 5,938 6,222 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000156

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOO 1 0 42,940 32,696

Waste Total 0 42,940 32,696 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000157



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 982 0 F003F005 0 683 0

Waste Total 0 1,665 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000163

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: F002 0 3,576 1,787

Waste Total """"" """"" """""

0 3,576 1,787

Facility 000164


E-50



1 , 1 , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 71 750 5 """"" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlF002U075U121 0 D001F003F005 0 D008F002 0 FOOl 77,034 F002 113 , 160 F002U226 0 F003 1,799 F005 1,394

Waste Total 193 , 387 """""

0 196 466

103 , 784 104,704

173 0 0

209,323 """""

161 0

219 63 , 315 89 , 691

0 0 0

153,386 -

Facility 000165

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHAtW 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 244 , 464 147,613 0 F003 395,733 306,882 352,849

Waste Total 640 , 197 454,495 352,849 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000170

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FOOl 0 550 125 F003 1,720 0 0

Waste Total 1,720 550 125 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000171

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FOOl 750 0 0

Waste Total 750 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000174

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: D001D005F002F005 0 1,000 0

Waste Total 0 1,000 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000176

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 FO 03

107 , 500 68,961 43,355 26,600 21,063 23 , 001

E-51



F005 482 440 1,213

Waste Total 134 , 582 90 , 464 67,569

.....................................

""""" """"" """""

Facility 000177

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 METHANOL 0 TOLUENE 0 XYLENE 0

"""""

Constituent Total 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005K086 0 F002 0

Waste Total 0 """""

Facility 000180

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 7,327 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M E K ) 26 , 308 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 TOLUENE 7 , 327 XYLENE 7 , 327

Constituent Total 48 , 289 """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlD034F003F005 0 D001F003F005 0 FOO 1 0 F003 25,528 F003F005 0

Waste Total 25 , 528 """""

Facility 000184

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 8,200 ETHYLBENZENE 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 TOLUENE 10 , 600 XYLENE 0

"""""

Constituent Total 18 , 800

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D005D008F005 0 F003 0 F003F005 0 F005 996,197

Waste Total 996 , 197 """""

Facility 000185

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 827

E-52

80 80 140 800 40

1,140 """""

0 0

0 """""

0 0 0 0 0

0 """""

0 0

7 , 030 0

146,700

153,730 """""

5,500 750

0 0

7,000 750

14,000 """""

0 0 0

884,181

884,181 """""

900

0 78 0

565 0

643 """""

857,997 1,320

859,317 """""

0 0 0 0 0

0 """""

111 , 600 29 , 400

0 0 0

141,000 """""

4,551 750

0 5

3,850 3 , 760

12,916 """""

6 , 600 14,107

861,945 0

882 , 652 """""

890



1988 1989 1990 .....................................

METHANOL 2,388 1,500 1,660 TOLUENE 1,194 1,200 1,170 XYLENE 695 700 62 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 0 6,930 0 F003F005 0 0 6,504 F005 13 , 600 0 0

Waste Total 13,600 6,930 6,504 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000187

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M X K ) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0 TOLUENE! 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D035F003F005 0 0 38,850 F003F005 0 64,050 0 F005 50,050 0 0

Waste Total 50 , 050 64,050 38,850 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000195

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: D001F003 0 25 0

0 25 0 Waste Total """"" """"" """""

Facility 000196

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: F003 20,753 459 0

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 20,753 459 0

Facility 000199

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 750 5


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D002F003 FOOl F002 F003 F003F005 FOOS F00SF006

0 550 66,680 64,066

410 0 22,978 0

0 11,676 790 0

0 5,753 """"" """""

0 63,972 5,855

40 11 , 167

0 0

"""""

E-53



Waste Total 90,858 82 , 045 81,034 ......................................

Facility 000200

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 425 1,275 5 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 1,187 2,864 250 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 781 1,762 250 METHANOL 746 1,749 250 TOLUENE 2,092 2,253 250 XYLENE 1 , 662 0 250

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 17 , 700 137,400 F003 12,000 0 0 F003F005 0 15,000 0

Waste Total 12,000 32,700 137,400 """"" """"" "-"""-

Facility 000201

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYLENE CHLORIDE 4,423 1,000 0 METHANOL 0 0 0

Constituent Total 4 , 423 1,000 0 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 5,555 1,000 2,515 F003 200 480 500 F005 0 60 750

Waste Total 5,755 1 , 540 3,765 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000205

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 4 , 482 4,611 0

Constituent Total 4 , 482 4,611 0 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 160,160 137,240 35,530 F003F005 0 3,670 0

Waste Total 160,160 140,910 35,530 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000207

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 3,510 3,713 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK 1 10,200 10,313 0 TOLUENE 32,700 33,000 0 XYLENE 3,510 3 , 548 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 49 , 920 50 , 574 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 364,995 935 0 F003F005 0 513 , 975 551,775 F005 44,550 0 0

Waste Total 409,545 514,910 551,775 """"" """"" """""

E-54

c



Facility 000208

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 107 228 ETHYLBENZENE 0 141 294 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 1,766 3,420 METHANOL 0 0 930 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 140 601 TOLUENE 0 2 , 889 4,500 1,l , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 183 620 XYLENE 0 2,748 4,500

0 7,974 15,093 Constituent Total """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 41,043 0 F003 812 , 371 720,336 0 F003F005 0 0 664,569 FO 05 2,295 0 0

Waste Total 814,666 761,379 664 , 569 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000210

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TOLUENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D002D007F005 0 140 0 F001F002F003F005 0 4,950 0 F002 0 0 20 F003 0 0 250 F005U019U228 0 500 0

Waste Total 0 5 , 590 27 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000211

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 2,700 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 28,000 METHANOL 0

XYLENE 0

Constituent Total 43 , 000

TOLUENE 12,300

"""""

4,200 0

750 2,500

11,000 750

19,200 """"" -

3 , 846 1,051 250

2,299 10,951

0

18,397 """"-

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 45,790 53 , 502 F005 70,854 0 0

Waste Total 70,854 45,790 53 , 502 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000212

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 18,200 28,400 1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""




F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 10,907 19,705 32,754 F003 420 0 0

Waste Total 11,327 19,705 32,754 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000214



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 78,860 0 0 F003F005 0 40,400 0 F005 18 , 686 0 37,200

Waste Total 97 , 546 40,400 37 , 200 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000217

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 1, 1,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FO 02 57,758 13 , 000 5,481

Waste Total 57 , 758 13,000 5,481 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000218

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F002 F002

0 9,368 11,778 20,681 17,860 9 , 984

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 20,681 27,228 21,762

Facility 000225

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1,l , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 2,752 3,327

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 0 2 , 752 3,327


64 , 527 49 , 275 0 7,200 2,400 0 6,000 0 440

E-56



""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 77,727 51,675 440

Facility 000229

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlD008F003F005 0 0 75,600 F003F005 0 42,000 0 F005 48,400 0 0

Waste Total 48,400 42,000 75,600 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000233



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D035F003F005 0 0 136,320 F003 140 , 197 0 0 F003F005 0 132,210 0

Waste Total 140,197 132,210 136,320 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000235

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: F003 0 40 0 F003U036 0 10 0 F005 0 90 0

0 140 0 Waste Total """"" """"" """""

Facility 000236

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 CYCLOHEXANE 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 2,440 0 0 F005 159,497 114,538 86,609

Waste Total 161,937 114,538 86,609 """"" """"" """""

E-57



1988 1989 1990

Facility 000244




Waste Total 30,471 29,200 38,094 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000247

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 55,722 79 , 347 1,461


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 D002F003 0 FOOl 0 F002 5,900 F003 199,684 F003F005 0 F004 4,440 F005 80


0 800 7

810 204,153

440 5,100

120

211,430 """""

115 0 0 0

88 , 400 0 0 0

88,515 """""

Facility 000250

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1,1 , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 16,215 10,285 2,160


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 6,600 0 560 F001F002 0 8,415 3,645 F003 5,325 0 0 F003F005 0 25,712 14 , 958

Waste Total 11 , 925 34 , 127 19,163 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000251

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 29,094 0 0 METHANOL 33 , 210 750 250 NITROBENZENE 24,530 7,146 6,850 TOLUENE 19 , 020 5 , 490 2,750

Constituent Total 105,854 13,386 9,850 """"" """"" """"--


0 0 120 0 240 490

E-58



F002F005 0 0 240 F003 58,187 860 180 F003F005 0 204,320 0 F005 64,456 39,134 122 , 282'

......................................

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 122 , 643 244,554 123 , 312

Facility 000253

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M E X ) 830 0 0

Constituent Total 83 0 0 0 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DO 0 1FO 03 0 737 7,315 F002 4,200 0 0 F003 14,317 737 0 F003F005 0 1,320 3,828

Waste Total 18,517 2,794 11 , 143 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000255

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 75,750 64,000 500

Constituent Total 75,750 64,000 500 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 161,570 1,964 1,727 F002 4,400 800 14,500 F003F005 0 0 5,013 F005 0 20,601 4,320

Waste Total 165,970 23 , 365 25,560 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000257

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 3,713

Constituent Total 0 0 3,713 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlF003F005 0 0 33 , 000 FOOl 0 0 4,900 F003 402 0 0

Waste Total 402 0 37 , 900 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000258

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 7,102 8,465 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 14,203 0 1,007 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M E X I 0 0 1,926 METHANOL 0 8,465 250 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 1,679 0 TOLUENE 10,340 11,395 2,367 XYLENE 7,030 10,403 250

""""" """"" """""


E-59



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlD007F003F005 0 0 110,563 F003F005 0 84,650 0 FOO5 138,862 0 0

Waste Total 138,862 84,650 110,563 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000260

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 6,283 7,716 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 14,557 0

0 750

METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) METHANOL TOLUENE XYLENE

0 0 0 0 7,716 250

10,598 10,588 1,263 0 2,372 250

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F005 0 0 36,814 F003F005 0 77,167 0 FO 05 118,783 0 0

Waste Total 118,783 77,167 36,814 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000261

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 5,713 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 3,955 0 0 TOLUENE 8,332 0 0 XYLENE 5,665 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 23 , 665 0 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F005 66,950 0 0

Waste Total 66,950 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000262

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE n-BUTYL ALCOHOL METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) METHANOL METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE TOLUENE XYLENE "_

Constituent Total

3,813 0 0 0

3,329 5,209 3,782

16,133 "_""

3 , 101 0 0 750 0 1,855

3,101 250 1,312 0 6,408 2,328 4 , 645 250

18,567 5,433 """"" """""


Waste Total 36,875 31,010 35,476 """"" """"" """""

E-60



Facility 000263 .......................................

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F005 18,800 21,800 125,200

Waste Total 18,800 21,800 125,200 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000264

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: CRESOL (S) 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 0 0 7 F003 51,800 0 0 F003F005 0 9,091 0 F005 0 0 2,919

Waste Total 51,800 9,091 2,926 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000270

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 0 500 0

Waste Total 0 500 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000273

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl FO 03

85,518 81,760 73,319 0 3 , 620 3,575

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 85,518 85,380 76,894

Facility 000275

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 CHLOROBENZENE 0 ETHYLBENZENE 0

E-61

0 0

750

0 0 0



METHANOL 59,900 24,000 0 ......................................

XYLENE 3 , 315 1,000 0 """"" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 D001F003F005 F002 F002F003F005 F003 F005

Waste

0 3,000 28,380 0 0 450

4,486 0 0 0 0 3,902,160

528,297 163,387 84,660 1,800 0 0

Total 534,583 166,387 4,015,650 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000277

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 520 7 , 560 0

Constituent Total 52 0 7 , 560 0 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FO 02 1,350 0 0 FO 03 75,960 69 , 269 15,937

Waste Total 77,310 69 , 269 15,937 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000278

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 0 0 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F002 0 4,215 487 F002 0 12 , 886 0

Waste Total 0 17 , 101 487 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000279

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 0 0 1 , 1,l -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 15,950 26,400 44,226 F002 11,495 0 0 F005 0 824 0

Waste Total 27 , 445 27 , 224 44,226 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000280

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 990 1,590 2,190 CYCLOHEXANE 0 0 0 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 5,100

Constituent Total 990 1,590 7,290 """"" """"" """""

E-62



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlFOOl D001F001F003 D001F002F003 FOOl F001F003 F002 F002F003F005 FO 03

Waste Total

0 0 0 0 0

18 , 025 0

452

18 , 477 """""

0 3,440 18,052 13 , 762 5 , 580 2,027 240 0

0 5 , 404 4,191 4,645

0 16,473 240 430

28,303 46,181 """"" """""

Facility 000281

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 0 750 755 1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 0 910

Waste Total 0 0 910 """"" """"" """-"-

Facility 000287

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYLENE CHLORIDE 2 , 000 7,820 4,860 1, 1,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 0 50,675 27 , 690

Waste Total 0 50 , 675 27,690 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000289

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 14,892 14,800 0 CYCLOHEXANE 53 , 337 0 0 METHANOL 41,933 0 0 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 66,350 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F002 0 0 D001F003F005 0 0 DOOlF003F005U159 0 0 DOOlF003U002U213 0 0 D002F002 0 0 D022D027D040F002 0 0 D035F003F005 0 0 F002 101,600 70,480 F002F003F005 0 0 F003 136,380 102 , 733

Waste Total 237 , 980 173 , 213 """"" """""

160 44,896

67 5 50

59 , 200 240

4,020 10,419 38,745

0

158,405 """""

E-63



Facility 000298 .....................................

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: D001F003F005 0 8,500 3,713

Waste Total 0 8,500 3,713 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000300

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: XYLENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 26,000 5 , 450 D001F003F005 0 0 30,800 F003 34,000 0 0

Waste Total 34,000 26,000 36,250 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000303

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlFOOl 0 0 708 D008F003F005 0 0 709 FOOl 2 , 420 2,736 2,260 F003 0 3 17 0 F005 0 379 0

Waste Total 2,420 3,432 3 , 677 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000311



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 0 F001F005 0 937 F002 0 67 0 F003 0 380 F004 0 252 F005 0 740

Waste Tot.al 0 2,979 """"" """""

1 , 028 0

439 0 0

1,380

2,847 """""

Facility 000314

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: CYCLOHEXANE 0 0 250 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M F X ) 0 0 250 TOLUENE 0 3 , 784 0

Constituent Total 0 3,784 500 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F005 0 6 , 186 0

E-64



F002 2,424 3,017 250 F002F003 0 0 17 0 F003F005 0 0 93,296

Waste Total 2 , 424 9,203 93 , 716

......................................

""""" """"" """""

Facility 000315

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 CYCLOHEXANE 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 6,180 0 220 XYLENE 0 0 0

Constituent Total 6,180 0 220 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 D001F003F005

D001F003U077 DOOlFOOS F003 F005

~D001F003F005U077

Waste Total "

0 480,080 36,260 0 211,220 64,620 0 3,920 0 0 0 79,840 0 146,740 2,275

108,425 2,380 18,180 853 , 845 1,850 1,050

962,270 846,190 202,225 """" """"" """""

Facility 000317

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 METHANOL 5,932 0 0 TOLUENE 13 , 842 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

Constituent Total 19 , 774 0 0 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D035F003F005 0 0 24,150 F003F005 0 31,710 0 F005 39 , 550 0 0

Waste Total 39 , 550 31,710 24,150 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000327

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1 , 1 , l-TRICHLOROETHANE 80 250 80 TRICHLOROETHYLENE 2,000 2,500 4,100


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlFOOl FOOl F005

Waste Total

0 8,960 7,940 174,532 173 , 565 94,990

0 750 445

174 , 532 183,275 103,375 """"" """"" """""

E-65



1988 1989 1990

Facility 000328

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0 1,l , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlD002F003F005 0 0 400 D002F003F005 0 0 500 FOOl 0 900 0 F002 0 30,380 0 F003 1,000 1,550 400 F003F005 0 0 2,000 F005 0 1,400 1,600

Waste Total 1,000 34,230 4,900 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000329

F-Was- Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 82 81 79 TOLUENE 10 , 560 32,100 29,100 XYLENE 240 300 0



Waste Total 98,500 159,000 162,875 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000330


""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlD027D029F003 0 DOOlF002F003F005 0 DOOlF003F005 0 D002F003F005 0 F003 17,451 F003F005 0 F005 4,290


0 4,320 350 700

0 14,600 0 500

49,490 0 1,330 0

0 0

51,170 20,120 """"_ """""

Facility 000334

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: CRESOL (S) 0 0 380 METHANOL 19 , 765 26,117 61,000 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 44,064 5,205



0 55,080 0 0 81,660 36,000

E-66



""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 0 136,740 36,000

Facility 000335

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE 0 0 0

TOLUENE 0 0 0


METHANOL 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 121,055 0 0 F003F005 0 116,760 0 F005 0 0 167,914

Waste Total 121,055 116,760 167,914 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000336



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 3,000 3,600 0 F005 0 0 184,980

Waste Total 3,000 3,600 184,980 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000337

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 27,710 27,350 FOO 1 64 , 879 10,982 1,200 FO 02 3,314 3,599 5,500 F003 6,108 0 0

Waste Total 74,301 42,291 34,050 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000342

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: CYCLOHEXANE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 3,340 0 F002 0 1,920 0

Waste Total 0 5,260 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000346

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: E-67



F005 500 1,040 760

Waste Total 500 1,040 760

......................................

""""" """"" """""

Facility 000347

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 2,700 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 2,000 TOLUENE 0

XYLENE 13,000

Constituent Total 17,700

l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0

"""""

0 0 3,000 750 8,000 4,450 12,800 5,255

0 0 10,600 7,350

34,400 17,805 """"" """"--

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D035F003 D001F003 F003

0 0 77 , 750 0 0 2,800

55,890 86,021 0 """"" """"" """""

Waste Total 55,890 86,021 80,550

Facility 000350

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 950 3,311 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 800 0 0 F003 800 0 0

Waste Total 1,600 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000353

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 385,728 60,128 0 TOLUENE 191,032 404,060 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOO5 0 37,325 36,058

Waste Total 0 37,325 36,058 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000357

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 7 , 500 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 117,640 3 , 657 0 METHANOL 0 238 0 TOLUENE 37,780 37,733 130,353


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 8,525 0 0 F005 288,832 191,785 104,307

Waste Total 297,357 191,785 104,307 """"" """"" """""

E-68



Facility 000358

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 4,672 1,298 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 4,672 1 , 088 0 METHANOL 4,672 6,993 0 TOLUENE 4,672 3,180 0 XYLENE 0 1 , 554 0 ""_""_ """"" """""

Constituent Total 18 , 688 14 , 113 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F005 52,400 46,900 43 , 268

Waste Total 52 , 400 46,900 43 , 268 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000360

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TOLUENE 6,364 3 58 0 XYLENE 5 , 162 288 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 12 , 150 0 0 F003F005 0 900 0

Waste Total 12 , 150 900 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000361

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 3,229 5,363 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 2 , 888 3 , 229 5,363 XYLENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 10,764 17 , 878

Waste Total 0 10,764 17 , 878 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000366

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 1,231 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 925 338 0 METHANOL 0 787 0 TOLUENE 1,094 2 , 002 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 0 25,948

Waste Total 0 0 25,948 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000372


E- 69



TOLUENE 15,604 2,970 3,400


......................................

""""" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D008F005 0 0 67 , 490 D001F005 0 0 88,580 F003 43 , 724 0 0 F005 107 , 550 138,322 0

Waste Total 151,274 138,322 156,070 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000373



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DO 0 1FO 02 0 0 4,462 D008F001 0 0 1,043 DOOSF002 0 1,650 0 F002 971 1,834 57 0 F003 486 917 0

Waste Total 1,457 4,401 6,075 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000376

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 0 0 lI1,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 1


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F005 0 2 , 038 0 FOOl 11,160 5,550 8,324 F002 10,235 1 , 129 2 , 237

Waste Total 21,395 8,717 10,561 "_"""_ """"" """""

Facility 000377


""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 0 20,285 33,719 F005 26,000 0 0

Waste Total 26,000 20,285 33 , 719 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000379

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0

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0



METHANOL 0 0 0 ......................................

TOLUENE 0 0 0 """"" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 FOO5

0 15,315 17 , 276 22 , 440 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 22 , 440 15,315 17 , 276

Facility 000380

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE n-BUTYL ALCOHOL METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) METHANOL TOLUENE XYLENE

Constituent


Waste

Facility 000381

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 Total """"" """"" """""

0 27,200 32,781 28,600 0 0

Total 28,600 27,200 32,781 """"" """"" """""


""""" """"" """""



Waste Total 32,568 26,760 10 , 808 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000382

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0

METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0

METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0

XYLENE 0 0 0 """"" """"" """""



Waste Total 29,760 28,427 40,397 """"" """"" """""

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Facility 000383 ......................................


""""" """"" """""



0 57,805 117,502 62,864 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 62,864 57 , 805 117,502

Facility 000384



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 0 0 26,698

Waste Total 0 0 26,698 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000385

F-Waste Constituents Reported to "RI: ACETONE n-BUTYL ALCOHOL METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M E X I METHANOL TOLUENE XYLENE -

Constituent Total "

0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ""_" """"" """""


0 50,185 66,115 54 , 808 0 0

Waste Total 54,808 50,185 66,115 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000386

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 0 6,685

E-72 0



F005 1,320 0 0

Waste Total 1,320 6,685 0

""""""""""""""""""""""""-""""""""""""~

""""" """"" """""

Facility 000387

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0



Waste Total 16,821 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000388

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M M ) 12 , 429


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 D001F005 0 F001F003F005 0 F003 12 , 667 F003F005 0 F005 100,620

Waste Total 113 , 287 """""

Facility 000394

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: F003 19 , 800

"""""

Waste Total 19 , 800

Facility 000397

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 11,680 METHANOL 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl F002F003 F003 F003F005

0 0

43 , 318 0

"""""

Waste Total 43,318

Facility 000398

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 3 , 479 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 10 , 707 TOLUENE 4 , 296 XYLENE 1 , 500

Constituent Total 19 , 982 """""

9,882 2,637

9,882 2,637 """"" """""

0 2,752 3,720 0 3,520 0

0 0 16,000 3,211 25,640 0

48,880 5,963 """"" """""

0 0

0 0 """"" """""

0 0 0 0

0 0 """"" """""

1,342 952 1,282 1,924

0 2,519 38,966 24,416

41,590 29 , 811 """"" """""

4,122 0 9,309 6,989

0 0 0 0

13 , 431 6,989 """"" """""

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1988 1989 1990 .....................................

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 142,590 74,822 D001F004F005 0 10 , 638 0 F003 66,674 0 0 FOO5 151,653 0 0

Waste Total 218,327 153,228 74,822 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000399

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: DOOlFOOl 0 0 36,000 D001F002 0 0 5,900

Waste Total 0 0 41,900 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000400

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METRYL ETHYL KETONE ( M E X ) 0 0 0 METHANOL 12,642 0 0 TOLUENE 9,453 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

Constituent Total 22 , 095 0 0 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D035F003F005 F003F005 F005

0 0 31,535 0 85,386 0

45,150 0 0

Waste Total 45,150 85,386 31,535 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000404




Waste Total 539,512 750,000 816,160 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000405

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 ETHYLBENZENE 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEX) 0 0 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 533 31,306 11,484 XYLENE 2,100 0 0

""""" """"" """""



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1988 1989 1990 ""_""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~ FOO5 0 17 , 557 12,114

Waste Total 37,250 44,756 41,059 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000406

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 37,000 0 1,l , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

Constituent Total 0 37,000 0 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlD002F003F005 0 0 3,575 D001F005 0 2,503 0 F003F005 0 37,132 0 F005 38,530 0 36,749

Waste Total 38,530 39,635 40,324 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000407

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TRICHLOROETHYLENE 3 , 250 4,631 0



6,628 12,187 6,468 0 1,218 0

3,390 4,870 5,485

Waste Total 10,018 18,275 11,953 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000410

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 0 0 0 1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""



Waste Total 6,000 20,000 5,450 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000411




Waste Total 45 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000414

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M M ) 0

0 0 0 0

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METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


......................................

""""" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 0 341,013 F003F005 0 232,127 0

Waste Total 0 232,127 341,013 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000417

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 3 68 , 488 301,975 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 72,864 59 , 713 0

METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0 METHANOL 27 , 065 21,598 0

TOLUENE 218,595 179,138 0 XYGENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 687,012 562 , 424 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 0 1,604,863 F003 266,400 0 0 F003F005 0 1,706,075 0 F005 1,775,850 0 0

Waste Total 2,042,250 1,706,075 1,604,863 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000426


""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOO1F003F005 0 0 291,540 F003F005 0 344,824 0 F005 460,224 0 0

Waste Total 460,224 344,824 291,540 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000427


""""" """"" """""



330 43 5

0 0

0 0

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 765 0 0

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1988 1989 1990 .....................................

Facility 000428

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 7,900 5,700 505 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F002 0 400 0 D001F005 0 40 0 FOOl 6,710 0 0 F002 0 1,788 1,000 F003 0 0 400

Waste Total 6,710 2,228 1,400 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000432

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 10,350

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 0 0 10,350

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 17,020 18,516 10,783 FO 02 25,185 0 0 FOOS 0 1,191 3,172

Waste Total 42,205 19,707 13,955 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000439

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 15,091 0 XYLENE 0 14,592 0

0 29,683 0 Constituent Total """"" """"" """""


66,469 40,500 50,600 0 66,000 60,000

Waste Total 66,469 106,500 110,600 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000441

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 9,900 5,900 1,900 TOLUENE 650 1,800 9,200

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 F003F005

41,250 990 0 0 36,450 36,420

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 41,250 37,440 36,420

Facility 000442


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1988 1989 1990 .....................................

ACETONE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 3,573 2,928 5,422 F003 11,414 5,105 6,287

Waste Total 14 , 987 8,033 11,709 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000445

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 2,592 3,478 5 , 034

METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 25,807 1,105 1,091 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 286 TOLUENE 36,834 24,433 31,683

CRESOL (S ) 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOdlF005K086 0 0 189,489

Waste Total """"" """"" """""

0 0 189,489

Facility 000447

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TOLUENE 19,800 19 , 145 13,805

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 19 , 800 19 , 145 13,805

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOO5 9,262 10 , 883 10,560

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 9,262 10 , 883 10 , 560

Facility 000451

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 750 0 METHANOL 0 750 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F001F002F003 0 0 29,296 F002 1,370 459 0 F003 4,565 3,211 3,577 F003F005 0 0 1,370

Waste Total 5,935 3,670 34,243 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000452

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: CYCLOHEXANE 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 5,410 0 TOLUENE 0 20,704 19,855

0 26,114 19 , 855 Constituent Total """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DO 0 1FO 05

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0 28,700 28,300



FO 05 68,656 0 20,182

Waste Total 68,656 28,700 48,482

"_"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~ """"" """"" """""

Facility 000456

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 TRICHLOROETHYLENE 0

0 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""



Waste Total 12,332 11,871 5,107 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000457



0 0 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D002F003 0 0 14,098 DO 0 1FO 02 0 0 12,640

Waste Total 0 0 26,738 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000463

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: D001F003 0 0 2,950 FO 02 0 0 2,327

Waste Total """"" """"" """""

0 0 5,277

Facility 000465

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 1,650 1,640 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

Constituent Total 0 1,650 1,640 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 7,103 1,084 0 F001F002 0 0 1,640 F001F003 0 2,328 2,328 F002 1,365 12,932 1,720 F002F003 0 816 816 F003 11,565 50,068 22,162

Waste Total 20,033 67,228 28,666 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000470

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: D001D008F005 0 0 1,995 D001F003F005 0 650 0 FOOl 2,600 3,055 4,355

Waste Total 2,600 3,705 6,350 """"" """"" """""


"" Lbs Transferred Off-site ---- Constituent/Waste Code 1988 1989 1990 "_"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~ Facility 000472

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 BENZENE 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0

Constituent Total 0 - 0 0 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D005F003F005 0 0 1,140 D001D007D008F003 0 0 1,000 F002 0 3 , 700 0

Waste Total 0 3,700 2,140 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000475

F-Waste Constituents D001F001F003 D00~F001F003F005 D004D005F001F006 D007D008D035F005 D007D008F003F005 F002 F003 F003F005

Reported to TRI: 0 0 5,974 0 0 4,800 0 0 10,057 0 0 880 0 0 400 0 2,949 0 0 458 0 0 0 3,000

Waste Total 0 3,407 25,111 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000479

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 2,700 6,000 0 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 0 1 , 1 , 1 "TRICHLOROETHANE 40,000 11,000 0 TRICHLOROETHYLENE 29,000 38,000 0

Constituent Total 71,700 55 , 000 0 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: Fool 2,720 5,510 0 F002 72 , 500 50,400 0 F002F003F005 0 2,050 0

Waste Total 75,220 57 , 960 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000481

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 6 , 377 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 TOLUENE 1,307 0 0 1,l , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

Constituent Total 7 , 684 0 0 _""_"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 FOOl F002F003F005 F003

0 0 57,450 4,125 0 0

0 3,677 900 10,805 0 0

E-80



F003F005 0 50,411 32,105 F005 3,575 0 0

Waste Total 18,505 54,088 90,455

""""""_""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~

""""" """"" """""

Facility 000485

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 627 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 7,224 0 0 METHANOL 18,424 0 0 TOLUENE 9,482 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0



Waste Total 65,800 51,800 49,700 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000486

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 METHANOL 0

0 0

0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 600 200 400 F002 0 500 0 F003 8,400 0 0 F003F005 0 8,000 8,301 FOOS 35,000 0 0

Waste Total 44,000 8,700 8,701 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000491

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYLENE CHLORIDE 18,936 158,860 24,286


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DO 0 1FO 02 0 0 51,400 D022F002F003F005 0 0 28,300 F002 154,200 54,500 0 F002F003 0 492,400 545,431

Waste Total 154,200 546,900 625,131 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000492

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 38,388 0 0

Constituent Total 38,388 0 0 _"""_" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlFOOl 0 0 2,500

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FOOl 38,388 0 5,400 F001F002 0 0 16,700 F002 1,400 0 0 FOO5 3 , 496 0 0

Waste Total 43 , 284 0 24,600

.....................................

""""" """"" """""

Facility 000493

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: XYLENE 12 , 840 9,230 11 , 165

Constituent Total 12,840 9,230 11,165 _""""_ """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 22 , 950 27 , 450 18 , 480

Waste Total 22,950 27 , 450 18,480 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000496

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 6 , 485 5 , 503 14,'190 METHANOL 0 0 0 l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

Constituent Total 6 , 485 5 , 503 14,190 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 7 , 500 6,109 14 , 191

Waste Total 7,500 6 , 109 14 , 191 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000497

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 2 , 186 6 , 068 5,389 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 13 28 33 METHANOL 376 1,162 83 6 TOLUENE 0 4 71


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FO 03 11,900 23,348 0 F003F005 0 17 , 904 0 F005 29,325 0 0

Waste Total 41,225 41,252 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000499

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 ETHYLBENZENE 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 METHANOL 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 TOLUENE 0 XYLENE 0

Constituent Total 0 """"" ""

750 750 750 750 750 750

1,300 1 , 600

7,400 """

250 0

250 250 250 250

1,000 750

3,000 """""

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"" Lbs Transferred Off-site ---- Constituent/Waste Code 1988 1989 1990 """_"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""-


0 519,575 574,233 988,797 222,675 197,783

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 988,797 742,250 772,016

Facility 000506

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 3,609 3,926 2,756 l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 0 4,122 FO 02 13,870 22,500 0 F003F005 0 31,500 23,000 F005 24,000 0 0

Waste Total 37,870 54,000 27,122 """"" "".""" """""

Facil'ity 000507

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: F002 1,089 0 F003 10,200 8,600

0 0

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 11,289 8,600 0

Facility 000508

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: F003 0 F005 0

0 0

0 0

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 0 0 0

Facility 000512

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 65,700 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 10,800 0 0 ETHYLBENZENE 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 92,100 0 0 METHANOL 900 0 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 53,200 0 0 XYLENE 34,800 0 0



Waste Total 322,712 512,671 512,671 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000514

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: CRESOL ( S ) 2,600 4,200 17,350 ETHYLBENZENE 0 1,500 5,205 XYLENE 2,100 3,500 16,955

""""" """"" """-"-

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Constituent Total 4,700 9,200 39 , 510 .....................................

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 1,260 1,215 63 0

Waste Total 1,260 1,215 63 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000517

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 0 19 , 980 0 1,l , 1 "TRICHLOROETHANE 21,274 1,815 0 TRICHLOROETHYLENE 8,404 8,780 0

Constituent Total 29 , 678 30 , 575 0 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 51,040 1,000 0 F002 0 25,200 0 F003 0 5,200 0

Waste Total 51,040 31,400 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000519

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 56,000 750 750 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 0 METHANOL 12,000 750 0 PYRIDINE 7,900 2,350 . 10 TOLUENE 27,000 750 5


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F005 0 13,534 0 F001F002F003F004 0 26,600 0 FO 03 265,135 60 0 FOO5 417,973 120 91 , 466 F005P030P077P098 0 0 2 , 725

Waste Total 683 , 108 40,314 94,191 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000522

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 41 , 145 71,000 83,350

Waste Total 41 , 145 71,000 83,350 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000524

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 15 , 040 15,400 15,000 METHANOL 1,003,000 1,050,000 22,000

37 , 000 Constituent Total 1 , 018 , 040 1,065 , 400 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F005 0 5 , 632 4 , 327

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1988 1989 1990

Waste Total """"" """"" """""

0 5 , 632 4,327

Facility 000529

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: D001F003F005 0 0 1,400 F001F005 0 0 83,100 F003 85,014 0 0 F003F004 0 0 64 , 520 F003F005 0 106,256 0

Waste Total 85,014 106,256 149,020 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000532

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 637 1,500 0 METHANOL 855 0 0 TOLUENE 2,282 1,500 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlDOOlFOO5 0 23,513 0 D001F001F005 0 0 15,137 D001F003F005 0 35,488 15,476 D001FOO5F006 0 0 2,752 F003 22,193 0 0

Waste Total 22,193 59,001 33,365 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000533



0 750 5


""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 0 42 0 0

Facility 000538


""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 0 1,200 0 F003 0 2,000 0 F005 0 0 376

Waste Total 0 3 , 200 376 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000539

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL mNE ( M E X I 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""

E-85



Constituent Total 0 0 0 ......................................

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 2,752 5,504 FOO5 4,800 0 0

Waste Total 4,800 2,752 5,504 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000540




Waste Total 78,360 31,926 54,510 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000541

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M M ) 0 METHANOL 0 TOLUENE 0 XYLENE 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 F005 166,800


Facility 000542

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 METHANOL 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 TOLUENE 0 XYLENE 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 FOO5 109,200


0 0 0 0 0 0

0 """""

197,946 0

197,946 """""

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 """""

111,281 0

"""""

111,281

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 """""

113,218 0

113,218 """""

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 """""

80,431 0

"""""

80,431

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E



Facility 000543 ......................................

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0. METHYL ETHYL KETONE (") 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""



Waste Total 442,168 306,537 226,748 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000544


METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


"ETHYL ETHYL KETONE ( m x ) 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


Waste Total 54,000 43,890 70,882 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000545

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 6,600 0 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 12,893 11,550

0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 F002F003F005 F003

26,400 3,600 3,600 0 28,800 35,200

32,400 31,800 0 """"" """"" """""

Waste Total 58,800 64,200 38,800

Facility 000547 . F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEX) 350,000 451,760 200,000

Constituent Total 350,000 451,760 200,000 "_"_"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 0 451,760 0 F003F005 0 0 303,050 FOO5 452,360 93 6 0

Waste Total 452,360 452,696 303,050 """"" """"" """""

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1988 1989 1990 .....................................

Facility 000548

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 1,748 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

Constituent Total 1,748 0 0 ""_""_ """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F002F003F005 0 0 2,000 F002 38,750 0 600 F002F003 0 4,400 4,400 F002F003F005 0 0 36,660

Waste Total 38,750 4,400 43,660 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000550

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 2,520 6,189 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 1,196 627 0 METHANOL 0 157 0 TOLUENE 2 , 520 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 FOO5

0 8,565 14,025 10,312 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 10,312 8,565 14,025

Facility 000552

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 9,213 0 METHANOL 1,301 233 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOO5 7,923 0 0

Waste Total 7 , 923 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000553

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0 1,lI1-TRICHL0ROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 18,800 16,050 20,475 F003 3,100 0 0 F005 0 200 0

Waste Total 21,900 16,250 20,475 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000557


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ACETONE 0 0 0 .....................................

METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 414 1,390 METHANOL 1,450 126 0 TOLUENE 4,000 754 640

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 21,113 0 9,632

Waste Total 21,113 0 9,632 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000563

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 8 , 595 23,100 16,640

Constituent Total 8 , 595 23,100 16,640 """"" """"" _"""_"


0 54,000 42,657 49,764 62 , 400 30 , 972

Waste Total 49 , 764 116,400 73 , 629 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000568

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 21,934 2,800 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 6,580 0 METHANOL 6 , 142 0 TOLUENE 6,580 0 XYLENE 0 0

Constituent Total 41,236 2 , 800 """"" """""

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 0 3,875 F003 0 21,150 0 FOOS a2 , 350 0 4,998

Waste Total 82,350 21,150 8,873 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000574

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 . 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FO 03 0 0 0 FOOS 0 0 0

Waste Total 0 0 0 """"" """"" """""

E-89



Facility 000575 ......................................


METHANOL 0 0 0 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0

1 , 1,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0

TOLUENE 0 0 0

XYLENE 0 0 0 """"" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 20,812 21,458 20,636 F003 0 1,308 4 , 814 F003F005 0 0 7,522

Waste Total 20,812 22 , 766 32,972 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000576

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1 , 1 , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 32,984

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 5,280 1,765 FOOl 26 , 548 37,408 32,984 F002 0 0 481

Waste Total 26,548 42,688 35,230 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000579

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0

1 , 1,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0

XYLENE 0 0 0 """"" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 0 1,000 F002 17,456 12,316 10,392 F003 3,194 24,073 41,416 F005 7,634 0 10,972

Waste Total 28,284 36,389 63 , 780 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000580

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: F003 0 0 1,200

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 0 0 1,200

Facility 000583

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M M ) 0 0 16,397

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""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 13,455 19,724 F003 37 , 440 26 , 197 16,221

Waste Total 37,440 39,652 35,945 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000586



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 42,000 39,093 F005 109,416 46,328 77,062

Waste Total 109 , 416 88,328 116,155 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000590

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 1,424 8,059 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 I, 424 0 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0 1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 7,591


0 2,848 15,650


Waste Total 3,350 5,798 8,059 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000599


XYLENE 2,964 0 3 , 000 1,l , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 2,964 0 3,000

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 10,200 1,401 F003 0 0 10,02s FOOS 0 0 6,359

Waste Total 0 10 , 200 17,785 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000601

F-Waste Constituents Reported'to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 2 , 252 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""



4,120 3,887 3 , 215 4,565 10,229 12,400

""""" """"" """""

E-9 1



1988 1989 1990 .....................................

Waste Total 8 , 685 14,116 15,615

Facility 000603




Waste Total 0 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000604

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 74,000 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOI 70,470 58,971 57,924

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 70,470 58,971 57,924

Facility 000608

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 1,500 500

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D007F003F005 0 0 12,750 D007D008F003F005 0 0 67,020 F003F005 0 0 0 F003F006 0 0 0 FOOS 118,387 184,144 0

Waste Total 118,387 184,144 79,770 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000610

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 5,900 11,300 10,500 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M E K ) 15,700 46,000 49,505 METHANOL 0 2,700 1,750 TOLUENE 14 , 600 47,000 25,803


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 0 300,030 F003 294,206 185,321 0 F003F005 0 0 39,410 F005 0 266,789 0

Waste Total 294,206 452,110 339,440 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000611



"" Lbs Transferred Off-site ---- Constituent/Waste Code 1988 1989 1990 _""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~

1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 76,840 12,040 0 """"" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 71,170 560 905 F002 0 11,480 8,520 F005 6,000 3,045 0

Waste Total 77,170 15,085 9,425 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000613

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 3,909 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0



Waste Total 24,430 41,650 34,056 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000614

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 9,039 8,304 4,129 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 3,061 9,539 METHANOL 0 1,500 10 TOLUENE 2,280 4,176 3,524 XYLENE 2,382 3,000 0



Waste Total 77,859 80,109 100,800 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000615

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 2,168 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 1,024 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK-) 0 METHANOL 0 TOLUENE 2,130 XYLENE 0


750 0 1,500 255

0 0 954 0

3,999 255 2,, 250 255

9,453 765 """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlD035F003F005 0 0 21,886 F003F005 0 21,025 0 F005 44,225 0 0

Waste Total 44,225 21,025 21,886 """"" """"" """""

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"" Lbs Transferred Off-site ---- Constituent/Waste Code 1988 1989 1990 """""_"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~

I Facility 000616

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1,l , 1 "TRICHLOROETHANE 0 TRICHLOROETHYLENE 16,200

Constituent Total 16,200 I """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 F002 16,200 F006 100,055


Facility 000622

0 1,005 0 7,704

0 8,709 """"" """""

0 7,704 9,575 0

0 0

9,575 7,704 """"" """""

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F005 0 44 , 202 0 F005 14,640 19 , 230 22,620

Waste Total 14 , 640 63,432 22 , 620 """"" """"" """""

~ Facility 000623

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 0 800 0 F003F005 0 0 12,800

Waste Total 0 800 12,800 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000624

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 2,323 4,350 0

METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 2,323 6 , 526 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 7,251 13 , 131 0

TOLUENE 20,847 41,658 0 XYLENE 3 , 485 7,005 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 0 173,394 FOOl 0 4,000 0 F005 48,255 94,336 0

Waste Total 48,255 98,336 173 , 394 """"" """"" """""

I Facility 000626

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: E-94



1988 1989 1990 .....................................

FREON 113 0 0 0 1 , 1 , 1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 10,092 1,376 F002 11,912 41,283 11,492 F003 0 0 229 F003F005 0 459 0 F005 198 459 0

Waste Total 12,110 52,293 13,097 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000631




""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 144,111 54,087 111,500

Facility 000632

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 7,155 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 35,285 16,246 0

Waste Total 35,285 16,246 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000634

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 1,340 3,474 1,489 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 1,673 3,744 2,395 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M M ) 1,231 3,914 1,786 METHANOL 3,362 9,230 3,468 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 8,830 29,100 18,655 TOLUENE 11,060 29,331 19,206 XYLENE 3,360 6,537 4,697

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 750 0 0 F003 3,150 167,482 43,196 F003F005 0 359,065 162,266 F005 139,727 0 0

Waste Total 143,627 526,547 205,462 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000637

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TRICHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


x-95




Waste Total 4 , 123 4,128 9,174 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000638

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYLENE CHLORIDE 20,300 0 0 l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 42 , 154 29 , 850 17,320 F002 340 0 0 F002F004 0 3 12 1,176 F003F005 0 9 , 080 6 , 479

Waste Total 42,494 39 , 242 24,975 """"" """"" """""

Facility.000639


l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 30 TOLUENE 6 , 140 10,698 10 , 600

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 6 , 140 10 , 698 10,630

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D002F001 DOOlD006D008F002 D001F002F005 DOO5D006D008F001 Fool F005

Waste Total

0 3,300 0 0 22 , 694 0 0 0 25,540 0 0 540

19 , 250 19,449 9,686 19 , 113 0 0

38,363 45,443 35,766 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000640

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 100 600 BENZENE 0 0 0

0 METHANOL 0 0 TOLUENE 0 100 660

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlFOOS 0 0 138,900 F003F005 0 1,600 6,600 F005 0 22,400 0

Waste Total 0 24,000 145,500 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000643

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 10 , 429 7,637 6,694 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 4,980 7,515 4,141 l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 7 , 415 10 , 035 10,199

""""" """"" """""

E-96



Constituent Total 22,824 25,187 21,034 .....................................

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 1,600 11,950 18 , 334 F002 19,790 10,496 3,640 F003 2,790 9 , 803 6,746 F005 0 1,600 1 , 505

Waste Total 24,180 33,849 30 , 225 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000644

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 8,000 XYLENE 6,520

0 4,620 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 14,520 0 4,620

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 49,700 92,400 FOOS 46,569 0 0

Waste Total 46,569 49,700 92,400 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000647

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 68 , 923 101,469 79 , 826 F003F005 0 3,691 27,619

Waste Total 68 , 923 105,160 107,445 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000648

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 6,479 2,860 7 , 745 METHANOL 0 7,328 1,949 TOLUENE 2,905 3,604 6,296

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 61,950 72 , 450 F005 54,100 0 0

Waste Total 54 , 100 61,950 72,450 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000649

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYLENE CHLORIDE 5,454 15,430 2,741 METHANOL 1 , 432 334 188

""""" """"" """""


! 07/23/93 Comparison of F-Wastes Reported to NCAR and Page 63 F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1988 to 1990


1988 1989 1990 I .....................................

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlF002F003F005 0 0 456 F002 5,464 15,430 2,741

Waste Total 5 , 464 15,430 3,197 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000650

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 9 62 2,064 3,984 TOLUENE 1 , 846 2,540 3,710

I """"" """"" """""

I Constituent Total 2,808 4,604 7,694

I F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 0 0 6,497

I """"" """"" """""

Waste Total 0 0 6 , 497 I Facility 000651

~ F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ME??HYLENE CHLORIDE 2,657 0 0 TOLUENE 16,920 3 , 750 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 19 ,577 3 , 750 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 733 0 D001F003F005 0 3 67 0 D001F005 0 3 67 0 FOOl 12 , 750 0 0 F002 8,855 0 2,200 F002F003 0 550 0 F003 0 0 3 67 F003F005 0 1 , 467 2,434 FOO5 12 , 825 64 , 065 12,031

Waste Total 34,430 67 , 549 17 , 032 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000660

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 6 , 949 1,478 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 14,473 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M M ) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 70 0 TOLUENE 34,423 22 , 828 0 1 , 1 , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 7 , 805 4,556 0 XYLENE 0 2,963 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 49 , 177 46,368 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D035F003F005 0 0 D001F003F005 0 235,802 D006D008F003F005 0 39 , 496 FOOl 0 42 , 467 F003 0 16,300 F003F005 0 445,593 F005 622 , 882 0

Waste Total 622 , 882 779,658 """"" """"" "

285,704 167,752

0 89,698

0 287 , 732

0

830,886 """"

E-98



Facility 000668 .....................................

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1 , 1,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 4,025 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: Fool 11,297 8,360 0 FOO5 0 1,131 0

Waste Total 11 , 297 9 , 491 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000670

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYLENE CHLORIDE 62,370 2,250 250 1 , 1 , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 48,510 0 250


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: 'F002 41,580 44,000 0 F005 0 8,865 0

Waste Total 41,580 52,865 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000672 - F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI:

ACETONE 0 50,906 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHANOL 30,000 42,549 0 TOLUENE 6,391 100 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 6,050 0 0 F003 0 62,871 0 F003F005 0 0 35,762 F005 55,250 0 0

Waste Total 61,300 62,871 35,762 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000674

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: XYLENE 36,135 19,609 14,906

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 0 14,906 FOOl 1,200 0 0 F003 9,600 19,358 0 FOO5 9,200 0 0

Waste Total 20,000 19,358 14,906 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000675

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 5,404 0 0 FREON 113 0 7,057 0

D



METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 2,610 0 ......................................

1 , 1,l -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 4,689 0 """"" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 33 , 522 0 FOOl 0 0 0 F002 0 14,904 0 F003 0 1,140 0 F005 27 , 720 0 0

Waste Total 27,720 49 , 566 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000682

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TOLUENE 0 0 0 1 , 1,l-TRICHLOROETHANE ' 37 , 476 48,852 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 37 , 476 48,852 0

F-WastGs Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 0 1,376 FOOl 153 , 777 127 , 460 63 , 301 F002 0 31, a 0 1 0 FO 03 0 3,300 0

Waste Total 153 , 777 162,561 64 , 677 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000683


""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 1,560 3,120

Waste Total 0 1,560 3,120 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000684

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1 , 1,l -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: Fool 12,320 0 0

""""" """"" """""


Facility 000686

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 2,400 21,700

""""" """"" """""



Waste Total 23,791 20,740 18,341 """"" """"" """""

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1988 1989 1990 .....................................

Facility 000694


""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 0 122,036 F003 126,778 0 0 F003F005 0 142,793 0

Waste Total 126,778 142 , 793 122,036 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000697

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 0 TRICHLOROETHYLENE 0

0 0

0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOO 1 35,100 32,538 34,657 F003F005 0 800 0 F005 1,700 0 0

Waste Total 36,800 33,338 34,657 "_"""_ """"" """""

Facility 000700

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOETHYL ETHER 8,900 0 0 FREON 113 14,000 24,000 0 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 81,000 29,800 0 1 , 1 , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 100 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 104,000 53 , 800 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 84 , 646 160 1,120 F002 98,374 64,501 88,224 F003 0 1,860 1,260 F005 0 3 , 720 60

Waste Total 183,020 70,241 90,664 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000704

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 106,280 0 0 TOLUENE 868,923 807,454 305,100



Waste Total 891,760 833,880 385,430 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000707

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 4,972 0 0




F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 17,960 0 F005 27,475 0 0

Waste Total 27,475 17,960 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000710

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOS 9 17 0 0

Waste Total 917 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000712

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1 , 1 , 1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 32,000 44,000 0

""""" """"" """""



Waste Total 45,628 52,137 63,422 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000713

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0

0 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""



Waste Total 654 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000717

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL I 0 0 0



Waste Total 12,705 21,945 20,691 """"" ""_"_" """""

Facility 000721


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1988 1989 1990

ACETONE METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) METHANOL TOLUENE XYLENE

""""" """"" """""



0 21,945 21,054 20,405 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 20,405 21,945 21,054

Facility 000722

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 12,570 6,589 TOLUENE 12,570 6,589

0 0


F-fiastes Reported to NCAR: F002 FO 03

0 0 495 47,083 26,985 12,052

Waste Total 47,083 26,985 12,547 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000725

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: CRESOL (S ) 0 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0

0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5

""""" """"" """""



""""" """"" """""


Facility 000730

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 1,071 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 400 6,482 7,489

METHYLENE CHLORIDE 22,500 3,412 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ("1 80,000 30,197 70,786

METHANOL 400 5,413 16,161 TOLUENE 40,000 23,210 175,259 TRICHLOROETHYLENE 2,000 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D005F001F003 D001D010F003F005 D001F001F003F005 DO 0 1FO 05 D006F001F003F005 FOOl F001F003F005 F005

0 0 0 0 0

44,170 0

158,983

0 0 0 0 0

10,850 0

189,660

305 3,100

25,275 0

181,815 0

97,820 0

E-103



""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 203,153 200,510 308,315

Facility 000733




0 54,800 0 24,000 0 36,000

Waste Total 24,000 54,800 36,000 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000734

F-Wast6 Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 8,422 9,652 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 5,600 8,423 9,652


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 10,250 16,691 7,912 FO 02 1,600 0 2,140 F003 1,600 0 0

Waste Total 13,450 16,691 10,052 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000735

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 9,203 5 , 518 12,800

TRICHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0


TOLUENE 14,787 3,652 9,020

""""" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D007D008F005 D001F005 FOOl F002 F003F005 F005

Waste Total

0 0

11,205 600

0 72,100

83,905 """""

6,720 0

8,600 300

67,400 0

83,020 """""

0 7,350 5,746 1,768

57,463 0

72,327 """""

Facility 000737

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 750 750 0



800 0 1,485 0 3,200 4,268

2,100 2,400 0

E- 104



""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 2,900 5,600 5,753

Facility 000740

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TOLUENE 0 0 0 1 , 1 , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 23 , 595 28,435 0 F003F005 0 34,760 0 F005 18,920 0 0

Waste Total 42 , 515 63,195 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000743




0 651 1,317 0 3,204 2, a52

Waste Total """"" """"" """""

0 3,855 4,169

Facility 000744

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 70,000 0 0 METHANOL 15,000 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 85 , 000 0 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 64,911 43 , 679 F005 70 , 397 0 0

Waste Total 70,397 64,911 43 , 679 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000750



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 9,160 0 D001F003F005 0 ao 0 F002 2,293 126 220 F003 4,617 ao 9,590

Waste Total 6,910 9 , 446 9, 810 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000751

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEX) 68,200 29,600 75,494 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 6,040 21,700 11,211

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TOLUENE 14,679 7,410 18,874


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 5,995 19,470 13,189 F003F005 0 0 73 , 100 FOOS 101,248 82 , 567 147 , 576

Waste Total 107,243 102,037 233 , 865 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000767

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYLENE CHLORIDE 3 , 621 1,799 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 3 , 597 3,175 0 F005 0 1,376 0

3 , 597 4,551 0 Waste Total """"" """"" """""

Facility 000768

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: D001D008F005 0 0 1,550

""""" """"" """""


Facility 000769

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1,1,1 "TRICHLOROETHANE 23,100 0 26,092

""""" """"" """""

Constituent Total 23 , 100 0 26,092

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 3 , 600 0 0 F002 19 , 500 21,533 26,092 F003 0 0 390

Waste Total 23 , 100 21,533 26 , 482 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000771

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 CYCLOHEXANE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 1 , 1 ,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0 TRICHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0



""""" """"" """""


Facility 000774

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 969 67 6 1 , 224

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METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEX) 1,130 8 62 1,560 METHANOL 2,504 1,315 2 , 380

.....................................

TOLUENE 2,422 1,663 3,010 XYLENE 735 484 87 6


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 F003F005 FOO5

0 22 , 000 50 , 055 0 18,098 32,751

26,652 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Waste Total 26 , 652 40 , 098 82,806

Facility 000775

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 18 , 456 42,205 10,807

Constituent Total 18,456 42 , 205 10,807 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F O O l 0 0 3,610 F003 12 , 989 33 , 748 10,807 F005 39 , 062 12 , 536 40,690

Waste Total 52 , 051 46,284 55 , 107 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000778


""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 39 , 920 0 0

Waste Total 39,920 0 0 . """"" """"" """""

Facility 000794

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 3,320 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 1,930 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 1,366 METHANOL 2,948 TOLUENE 8,310 XYLENE 2,831


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 F005 121,408


Facility 000798

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 METHANOL 0 TOLUENE 0

"""""

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3,601 1,800 1,351 2,851 8,103 2 , 426

20,132 """""

195,073 0

195 , 073 """""

0 0 0

"""""

1,657 1,059 1,081 1,594 4,767 1,427

11,585 """""

102,132 0

102,132 """""

0 0 0

"""""



1988 1989 1990 .....................................


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlF003F005 0 0 11,385 F003F005 0 7,590 0 FOO5 21,945 0 0

Waste Total 21,945 7,590 11,385 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000801

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 1,688 0 0

""""" """"" """""



0 0 11,070 16,110 12,300 0

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 16,110 12,300 11,070

Facility 000808

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ( M M ) 0 l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 0 12,300 F003 3,280 17,220 0

Waste Total 3,280 17,220 12,300 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000809

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0



Waste Total """"" """"" """""

0 0 0

Facility 000812

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHANOL 0 6,539 0 l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 592 11,490 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 300 9,676 14,098 F002 1,100 0 0 F002F003 0 610 0 F003 4,458 6,538 4,368 F005 0 1,113 371 _"""_" """"" """""

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Waste Total 5,858 17,937 18,837 .......................................

Facility 000816

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: " Y L ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 2,772

l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 4,299 TOLUENE 0 71,136 17,280

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl F002 FOO5

0 0 0

0 6,000 0 12,600 0 2,800

""""" """"" """""


Facility 000823

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 20,208 39,295 TOLUENE 0 0 250 1,1,1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 6,218 26,373

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 23,240 0 0 F003F005 0 40,584 62,812

Waste Total 23,240 40,584 62,812 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000829

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlD035F003F005 0 0 22,692 F003F005 0 22,575 0 FOO5 20,540 0 0

Waste Total 20,540 22,575 22,692 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000834

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: F003 0 240 0

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 0 240 0

Facirity 000836

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) METHANOL TOLUENE XYLENE

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""

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F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F005 0 0 23 , 600

Waste Total 0 0 23,600 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000841

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 1,020 0 0 ETHYLBENZENE 385 0 0 METHANOL 24 0 0 2-NITROPROPANE 225 0 0 TOLUENE 5 , 493 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""



Waste Total 3,935 14,508 1,300 "_"_"" """"" """""

Facility 000842

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 5,400 1,439

Waste Total 0 5,400 1,439 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000844



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D035F003F005 0 0 5,310 F003F005 0 87,360 0 F005 26,843 0 0

Waste Total 26,843 87,360 5,310 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000845

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0 0 0 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 105,247 0 0



Waste Total 131,428 126,445 42,918 """"" """"" """""

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Facility 000847

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 79,200 36,900 29 , 700 1 , 1,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 0 36,900 29,700

Waste Total 0 36,900 29 , 700 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000850


Constituent Total 4 12 316 0 """"" """"" """""

F-yastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 7 , 035 8,267 FOO5 3,680 0 0

Waste Total 3 , 680 7,035 8,267 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000852



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlD035F003F005 0 0 31 , 517 D001F003F005 0 23,340 0 F005 6,947 0 0

Waste Total 6,947 23 , 340 31,517 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000854

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 9 , 265 8,336 6 , 160 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0


i I

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FO 03 1,050 15,378 6,160

Waste Total 1,050 15,378 6,160 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000856

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 7 , 800 60,000 TOLUENE 1,300 120,000 89,000

Constituent Total 1,300 127 , 800 149,000 """"" """"" """""

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F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 174,812 0 F003 252,016 0 24,043 F003F005 0 0 193 , 141

Waste Total 252,016 174 , a12 217,190 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000857

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 7,543 11,120 15 , 423 TOLUENE 7,985 11,120 3,027

Constituent Total 15 , 528 22,240 18 , 450 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 F003F005 FOOS

0 10,700 0 0 30,366 36,933

21,190 0 0 """"" """"" """""

Waste Total 21,190 41,066 36,933

Facility 000858



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 86, ooo 12 , 468 0

Waste Total 86,000 12,468 0 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000859

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 1 , 1,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported D001F003 DOOlFOOS D008F001 FOOl FO 02 F003 F005

to NCAR: 0 0 0

182 , 268 0

224 , 774 43,228


0 145,536 0 21,624 0 35,046

111,996 0 10,368 0

149,974 0 33 , 532 0

""""" """""

305, a70 202,206

Facility 000860

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TRICHLOROETHYLENE 18,871 0 0

Constituent Total la , a71 0 0 """"" """"" """""




""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 23,411 10,513 5,740

Facility 000867

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 0 0 1,394 F003F005 0 0 3,100

Waste Total 0 0 4 I 494 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000877



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: DOOlF002F003F005 D007D035FOOS D022F001F002 FOOl F002 F005

Waste Total

0 0 2, SO8 0 0 856 0 0 424 0 61,110 10 , 668 0 0 813 0 860 0

0 61,970 15,269 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000884

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 13 , 838 11,594 FOOS 30,030 0 0

Waste Total 30,030 13 , 838 11,594 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000887



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 2 , 442 0 11,859 F001F002F003 0 3,670 0 F002 2,416 0 0

Waste Total 4, 858 3,670 11, a59 """"" """"" """""



Facility 000888 ......................................

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1,1 , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 1,000

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 500 0 1,000

Waste Total 500 0 1.000 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000892

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 45,000 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 49,000

0 0

0 0

""""" """"" """""



26,395 28,236 20,150 70,352 45,019 46,351

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 96,747 73 , 255 66,501

Facility 000901



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 0 33,100 F003F005 0 4 , 090 0 F005 15,300 0 0

Waste Total 15,300 4,090 33,100 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000903


""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 FOOS

8,470 10,550 18,700 1,155 0 0

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 9,625 10,550 18,700

Facility 000911

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ETHYLBENZENE 0 TOLUENE 0 XYLENE 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

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""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FO 02 0 0 6,010

Waste Total 0 0 6,010 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000914

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ("1 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0



0 59,622 0 36,135 0 66,997

""""" """"" """""

Waste Total 36,135 59 , 622 66,997

Facility 000917



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 268,111 187,992 FOOS 128,720 0 0

Waste Total 128,720 268,111 187,992 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000921

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: D001F003 0 0 324,543 D005F003 0 0 2,500 F003 0 411,836 1,432,236

Waste Total 0 411,836 1,759,279 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000939

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 750 METHYL ETHYL KETONE ("1 0 0 750 TOLUENE 0 0 750 XYLENE 0 0 1,500

""""" """"" """""



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F003 0 0 17,585 FOOS 0 139,920 176,485

Waste Total 0 139,920 194,570

......................................

""""" """"" """""

Facility 000955

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F005 0 90,000 164,520

Waste Total 0 90,000 164,520 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000957

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1 , 1 , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 13,537 10,192 "_"""_ """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 0 2,833 FOOl 0 14,541 12,619 F002 0 601 0 FOOS 0 2,428 0

Waste Total 0 17 , 570 15,452 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000970

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: XYLENE 0 1,500 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 4,800 0 F001F002F003F005 0 0 3,650 F003F005 0 10 , 500 7,900

Waste Total 0 15,300 11,550 """"" """"" """""

Facility 000984

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0

METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0

TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 0 9,600

Waste Total 0 0 9,600 """"" """"" """""

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Facility 000987 .....................................

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE O J f E X ) 0 0 0 METHANOL 0 0 0 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl F003

0 7 I 256 12 , 093 0 103,583 105,576

Waste Total """"" """"" """""

0 110 , 839 117 I 669

Facility 000990



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 3,527 950 F002 0 2,520 7,250

Waste Total 0 6,047 8,200 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001008

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TOLUENE 0 18, 758 0 XYLENE 0 0 11,727

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003F005 0 46,457 81,000 FOO5 0 0 28,500

Waste Total 0 46,457 109,500 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001010

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 18,750 3 , 350 TOLUENE 0 0 0

Constituent Total 0 18, 750 3 , 350 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001D007F005 0 9 , 500 27,000 D001F005 0 3,750 0 D007F005 0 14,500 22,100 F002 0 1,000 1,250

Waste Total 0 28,750 50,350 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001024

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 TOLUENE 0 XYLENE 0

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0 0 0

0 0 0


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0 0 0

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D035F003F005 0 0 110,625 F003F005 0 168,990 . 0

Waste Total 0 168,990 110,625 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001033

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

Constituent

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl

Waste

Facility 001040

0 1,040 7,920 """"" """"" """""

Total 0 1,040 7,920

0 6,930 7,920

Total 0 6,930 7,920 """"" """"" """""

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: F003 0 0 37,947

Waste Total 0 0 37,947 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001043

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: TETRACHLOROETHYLENE

Constituent

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl

Waste

Facility 001046

0 40,256 55,740 """"" """"" """""

Total 0 40,256 55,740

0 41,999 55,740 """"" """"" """""

Total 0 41,999 55,740

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 METHANOL 0 TOLUENE 0 XYLENE 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0

Waste Total 0 """""

Facility 001050

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FREON 113 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 """""

23,590

23,590 """""

0

0 """""

26

0 0 0 0 0

0 """""

39,200

39,200 """""

0

0 """""

0

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F002 0 1,592 0 F003 0 25,307 20,051 F003F005 0 0 18,619 F005 0 338 0.

0 27,263 38,670

......................................

Waste Total """"" """"" """""

Facility 001059 6

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FOOl 1,435 1,152 1,363 F003 0 83 0

Waste Total 1,435 1,235 1,363 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001073


""""" """"" """""


F-Mastes Reported to NCAR: F003 68,046 72,567 26,080

Waste Total 68,046 72 , 567 26,080 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001074

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: D035FOOlF003F005 0 0 15,750 FOOl 0 0 1,260 F001F002 0 0 15,080

0 0 32,090 Waste Total """"" """"" """""

Facility 001094

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FOOl 0 0 400 F002 0 0 400 FOO5 0 0 6,400

Waste Total 0 0 7,200 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001095

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: D007F005 0 0 3,303

0 0 3,303 Waste Total """"" """"" """""

Facility 001107

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: FOOl 0 0 2,289 F003 0 0 1,977 FOOS 0 0 2,550

Waste Total 0 0 6,816 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001127


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""""" """"" """""



Waste Total 0 0 53,654 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001129

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: l,lll-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F002 0 0 9 , 600

Waste Total 0 0 9 600 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001132

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 0 TOLUENE 0 0 0 XYLENE 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 0 11,550 DOOlFOO5 0 0 82,756 F002 0 0 593

Waste Total 0 0 94,899 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001134

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 11 , 585 TOLUENE 0 0 11,786

Constituent Total 0 0 23 , 371 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F003 0 0 6,900 FO 03 0 0 38,300 F003F005 0 0 3,200

Waste Total 0 0 48,400 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001142

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEX) 0

0 11,700 0 6,900

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 0 821,770

Waste Total 0 0 821,770 """"" """"" """""

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Facility 001154 ......................................

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 .O

""""" """"" """""



Waste Total 0 0 38a,519 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001156

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) . 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 0 2 , 107 F005 0 0 15,170

Waste Total 0 0 17,277 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001162

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1 , 1 , 1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 7,250


0 0 7,250

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 0 5,294 F003 0 0 200

Waste Total 0 0 5,494 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001165



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003F005 0 0 21,054

Waste Total 0 0 21,054 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001174

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOETHYL ETHER 0 0 750 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 0 0 750 TOLUENE 0 0 7 50 1,l , 1-TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

Constituent Total 0 0 2,250 """"" """"" """""

F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 0 15,497 F003 0 0 3,017

""""" """"" """""

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Waste Total 0 0 18,514 ......................................

Facility 001177

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: 1,l , 1 -TRICHLOROETHANE 0 0 0

""""" """"" """""


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOOl 0 0 1,716 F003 0 0 788 F005 0 0 1,718

Waste Total 0 0 4,222 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001190



F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: FOO5 0 0 61,414

Waste Total 0 0 61,414 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001193

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: ACETONE 0 0 0 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (ME30 0 0 0


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: F003 0 0 94,469 F005 0 0 116,899

Waste Total 0 0 211,368 """"" """"" """""

Facility 001197

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI: n-BUTYL ALCOHOL 0 0 750


F-Wastes Reported to NCAR: D001F002F003F005 0 0 41,900

Waste Total 0 0 41,900 """"" """"" """""

TOTAL FOR ALL FACILITIES: 1988 1989 1990

F-Waste Constituents Reported to TRI 8,104,871 6,424,963 2,911,618 F-Wastes Reported to NCAR 29,309,689 29,146,745 34,022,672

"""""""""""""""""

APPENDIX F RESULTS OF COMPARISON OF

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