API 4589 : 1993
Withdrawn
Fugitive Hydrocarbon Emissions from Oil and Gas Production Operations
English
12-01-1993
07-15-2010
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1 STUDY METHODOLOGY
INTRODUCTION
Objectives
Scope
DESCRIPTION OF METHODOLOGY
Study Site Selection
Screening Procedures
Bagging Procedures
Laboratory Procedures
Quality Assurance/Quality Control Procedures
DATA MANAGEMENT
Development of Correlation Equations
Development of Emission Factors
2 ONSHORE RESULTS AND ANALYSIS
DATA COLLECTION
QUALITY ASSURANCE/QUALITY CONTROL
CORRELATION EQUATIONS
EMISSION FACTORS
Average Emission Factors
Leak/No Leak Emission Factors
Stratified Emission Factors
SPECIATION OF EMISSIONS
REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN FUGITIVE EMISSIONS
CONTROL EFFICIENCY OF INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
PROGRAMS
3 OFFSHORE RESULTS AND ANALYSIS
DATA COLLECTION
QUALITY ASSURANCE/QUALITY CONTROL
CORRELATION EQUATIONS
EMISSION FACTORS
Average Emission Factors
Leak/No Leak Emission Factors
Stratified Emission Factors
SPECIATION OF EMISSIONS
REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN FUGITIVE EMISSIONS
CONTROL EFFICIENCY OF INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
PROGRAMS
FUGITIVE EMISSIONS WORKBOOK
LIST OF APPENDICES
APPENDIX A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA
APPENDIX B FIELD INVENTORY SHEET DATA
APPENDIX C EMITTER DATA
APPENDIX D NONAROMATIC SPECIATION DATA
APPENDIX E AROMATIC SPECIATION DATA
TABLES
ES-1 Number of Components Screened, Emitters Found, and
Samples Collected and Analyzed during API/GRI
Study
ES-2 Correlation Equations
ES-3 Default Zero THC Emission Factors
ES-4 Average THC Emission Factors (Overall)
ES-5 Average THC Emission Factors (Component Specific)
ES-6 Leak/No Leak THC Emission Factors
ES-7 Stratified THC Emission Factors
ES-8 Speciated Hydrocarbon Factors
1-1 Sites included in the 1993 API/GRI Study
2-1 Components Screened and Emitters Found at Onshore
Sites
2-2 Onshore Emitters by Screening Range
2-3 Contribution of Each Screening Range to Total
Emissions
2-4 First and Second Analyses for Nonaromatic
Hydrocarbons
2-5 First and Second Analyses for Aromatic Hydrocarbons
2-6 Correlation of Repeated Laboratory Analyses
2-7 Correlation Equations
2-8 Default Zero THC Emission Factors
2-9 Average THC Emission Factors (Overall)
2-10 Average THC Emission Factors (Component specific)
2-11 Leak/No Leak THC Emission Factors
2-12 Stratified THC Emission Factors
2-13 Weight Fraction of Emissions by Number of Carbons
2-14 Average Emission Rate of Components with ISVs of
100,000 ppmv (By region)
3-1 Components Screened and Emitters Found at Offshore
Platforms
3-2 Offshore Emitters by Screening Range
3-3 Contribution of Each Screening Range to Total
Emissions
3-4 Correlation Equations
3-5 Default Zero THC Emission Factors
3-6 Average THC Emission Factors (Overall)
3-7 Average THC Emission Factors (Component specific)
3-8 Leak/No-Leak THC Emission Factors
3-9 Stratified THC Emission Factors
3-10 Weight Fraction of Emissions by Number of Carbons
3-11 Number of Components Installed on Pacific OCS
Platforms Monitored by the MMS, and the Average
Leak Rates
3-12 Fugitive Hydrocarbon Emissions Predicted by MMS
and API/GRI Correlation Equations
FIGURE
Various
The emissions factors derived in this report indicate that fugitive emissions from production facilities are considerably lower than they were in the late 1970s.
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Standard
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| Pages |
102
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| ProductNote |
This product is unavailable in Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria
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| PublisherName |
American Petroleum Institute
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| Status |
Withdrawn
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