Dispersion modeling can be performed to evaluate site specific conditions and potentially reduce the distance to toxic endpoints. Liesch professionals can also help your organization with the development of emergency response and prevention plans that are required under Risk Management Program provisions in the accidental release regulations. A walk-through of the facility is completed to identify any emission sources. The maximum capacity of the processes and the best method to calculate the PTE from each process is then identified. After the PTE has been calculated, it is compared it to the permitting thresholds to determine if a permit is needed.
Most states require annual reporting of emissions as a basis for required fees.
In addition, Title V has annual compliance monitoring and emission estimation requirements. The Liesch staff can assist your organization in preparing these reports. This process includes evaluating the easiest and least expensive method of maintaining compliance. Our staff members prepare documents and spreadsheets that will allow your personnel to document compliance in a comprehendible manner. In order to show compliance with emission limits, many facilities are required to monitor visible emissions also known as opacity.