CD 21 — AR226-2111-3000

EPA administrative record segment: CD-21--AR226-2111-3000 (887 documents).

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Title / Summary Year AR226 Docket Hash ID Pages
This document appears to be an emissions inventory report detailing permitted and actual emissions for various stack vents, including specific measurements such as stack diameter, height, flow velocity, and temperature, along with associated particulate matter fractions. 1953 AR226-2176 rZd6QvJkjv3DERGdr6YwG8Zq 3
This document appears to be a data sheet detailing stack emissions and surfactant rates for various vents, including actual and permitted emission levels, stack dimensions, and flow velocities, likely related to a semiworks application. 1953 AR226-2200 nzgvOZr5m4QpbKMzL44Zbjq1 2
This document appears to be a data report detailing emissions and operational parameters for various permit vent IDs, including stack dimensions, flow velocities, and estimated emissions for a semiworks application. 1953 AR226-2213 G6V91NmBXJ39OVwO27vrJ1oMV 4
This document contains emission data and parameters related to a permit application (Permit Number 1881253DA) for a facility with multiple vent IDs, detailing flow rates, velocities, and potential emissions. 1953 AR226-2222 QjEReVxd5jw9o9eaeOVnd798 5
The document provides production and emission data for perfluorinated compounds, specifically detailing annual production figures and emission rates from various sources in 2003, with a total emission of 11,154,000 pounds. 1953 AR226-2261 x1216aM715az0OOOzE347GRv1 2
This document includes various permit and emission data related to stack emissions for multiple units, with specific reference to surfactant rates and particulate emissions as part of an Air Emissions Inventory. 1953 AR226-2298 9kZp3NRMOpw6EZnR0drgeQw7 7
This document contains emissions data and permit information for various vents associated with a semiworks application, detailing stack dimensions, flow rates, and emission rates for specific substances. 1953 AR226-2299 2RMQEk2axb711zkXb0Ox2ak2g 5
The document provides background information on ammonium perfluorooctanoate (C-8), detailing its use as a dispersing agent in polymerization for Teflon and other fluoropolymers, its environmental release pathways, and contamination findings at the Washington Works site, including groundwater and soil contamination. 1950 AR226-2412 6R3DOZzKrKyrdo9xXYrLJk3Mo 9
The document outlines Dupont Fluoroproducts' history of using Ammonium Perfluorooctanoate (C-8) since the 1950s, detailing storage, handling practices, a past spill incident, and the company's commitment to reducing C-8 emissions to very low levels. 1950 AR226-2470 a4n8B0M0kBp2Eyj5v2RK1ej2b 2
The document provides emission information and potential-to-emit calculations for various vents associated with semiworks applications, specifically focusing on C-8 (which includes perfluorinated compounds like PFOA) and detailing the expected distribution and particulate emissions from the sampling apparatus. 1933 AR226-2226 5Dy6J8EKdjE3bpJeqgo2VajV4 4
The document is a study report by E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company detailing a static acute 96-hour LC50 test of the substance H-19,173 on fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas), conducted under Good Laboratory Practice guidelines. 1932 AR226-2978 dgnn10MyeEKGM5NKygLDZ1eB 14
The document reports that a study conducted by E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company determined the LD50 of an unspecified substance, likely a perfluorinated compound, to be 1900 mg/kg in male rats, indicating it is slightly toxic when administered as a single oral dose. 1900 AR226-2921 ba7yL9mzyV3kv12OO7Dn45xRD 4
The document contains test results for perfluorinated compounds (C-8) in Teflon copolymer production, indicating concentrations below detection limits (less than 0.0001 PPM) from various samples taken between 1978 and 1998. AR226-2126 gOgJO0egQ5wzzEJymNvg0769 43
This document outlines a laboratory method developed by E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. for the determination of perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and ammonium perfluorooctanoate in aqueous solutions using gas chromatography, while also addressing safety considerations related to exposure to perfluorinated compounds. AR226-2729 1QBEevZG15akmO1b837QpjVrj 11
This is an AEM laboratory report (No. 24-97) authored by John T. Gannon Jr., Ph.D., detailing a study on the biodegradability of C-8 substances conducted from January 21, 1997, to March 11, 1997, for an unspecified sponsor. AR226-2735 x1b004gpEDwmQVvgXLooJMq6m 8
The document is an addendum to a closing report regarding the separation and proper disposal of C-8 contaminated process waste at DuPont, clarifying that initial recommendations were mistakenly listed as conclusions. AR226-2734 pB5K68D13oaqZkXb8RE9eGjEj 10
The Little Hocking Water Association, Inc. reports high levels of PFOA (C8) in its water supply, with measurements reaching up to 18.6 ppb, and provides blood sampling data from residents due to health concerns linked to PFOA exposure from the nearby DuPont Washington Works Plant. AR226-2740 7M41ZxkMNwv7yOw3d8v025ErV 4
This document contains preliminary modeling results and environmental assessments related to DuPont's operations, indicating that with proper design parameters, off-site concentrations of fluorochemicals will remain below regulatory guidelines, while also detailing measures to minimize emissions and community exposure. AR226-2134 MGxJX9ZZdnKjJ6gY5nvXLbGNa 6
Unreadable document. AR226-2135 g2NRjL1enrZ54MZnzM9epMpJL 4
The document outlines exposure limits for C-8 (PFOA) in air and drinking water, indicating a public exposure guideline of 5.0 parts per billion and detailing off-plant emissions from Washington Works, along with environmental programs aimed at reducing air emissions and eliminating supernate pond disposal. AR226-2143 O3VNO1jjGZB08DwRVkaw4Qp7w 3
The document details off-plant emissions of C-8 (PFOA) from the Washington Works facility, reporting water and air emissions over several years and indicating ongoing environmental programs and monitoring efforts related to C-8 contamination. AR226-2144 NG1GEvqydKQ6zgy30zz4kkyrV 5
The document discusses the estimation of air emissions related to C-8 (PFOA) from a DuPont facility, indicating that a stack height of 95.1 feet is required to meet the 24-hour concentration goal of 0.3 µg/rf, but a height of 49.2 feet is currently planned. AR226-2145 VJaxdMg0woRz0nLXqaRykRaVZ 2
Unreadable document. AR226-2148 MGG6KBLbpKx5M379G14dwzrzV 1
The document contains environmental and toxicology questions from 3M regarding the analysis of perfluorinated compounds, specifically asking about soil and groundwater characteristics, total organic fluorine concentrations, and the implications of a sub-chronic monkey study involving APFO (PFOA). AR226-2149 LpR7odx9ErnoQYzBMJO7XqXwq 3
The document discusses the recovery of hazardous waste material containing C-8 (PFOA) from the FEP sump, detailing laboratory procedures that have reduced C-8 levels from approximately 300 ppm to 1-10 ppm through drying, while indicating the need for further testing to establish effective commercial processing conditions. AR226-2150 9d28qdYOVapG0g1qzX1eknze 2
The document outlines atmospheric modeling studies and compliance strategies for C-8 (PFOA) emissions from various production sites, indicating annual exposure levels near Washington Works, Dordrecht, and Shimizu, while detailing commitments to adhere to regulatory limits and reduce emissions. AR226-2146 J39VVxJ491xmLMJ4jvzzzBN4K 26
The document outlines the design parameters necessary to ensure that the average daily concentration of PFOA off-site remains below the CEG of 0.3 pg/m³, utilizing the Industrial Source Complex model and indicating that with proper design, emissions could be reduced to 10-30% of the CEG without abatement. AR226-2152 O1rGe5V11YmLxDk34naJ03aE1 7
This document appears to be a permit application or report detailing emissions data for various vents, including stack dimensions, flow rates, and estimated actual emissions compared to permitted allowable emissions. AR226-2164 1JVZgNVNz406KQ73OZV1Om0q 2
Unreadable document. AR226-2167 RgrOmEkGg7Xk24ajY6ENg9RV 4
This document contains a list of building identification numbers, names, and corresponding coordinates for multiple buildings, but lacks analytical content. AR226-2172 37pnbQr1ErzrEmLxwm1Oaj6a 17
The document details a site inspection at DuPont's Washington Works regarding the handling and production of C8 (PFOA), noting its current use as a 20% solution due to health risks associated with powder handling, increasing costs, and potential manufacturing changes due to supply issues. AR226-2177 5bQnvZvmVRrEJoB34XYjVdNBz 2
Unreadable document. AR226-2191 D60dMYM0wR67zbw0dzMk273Q 1
This document appears to be a data log detailing wind speed, temperature, and mixing class measurements taken over several hours on November 12 and 13, 1996, though the source and specific study context are not provided. AR226-2202 a42YxEr9nYYy10NmgqxKZ2ZoX 2
This document contains a particle size analysis report for Fine Powder C-8 Scrubber. AR226-2206 zzJg2QkdnODQMeKoGB5wZ73Mm 1
This document contains emission data and potential-to-emit calculations for various parameters related to a Severn Trent Laboratories analysis, including specific vent flow rates and velocities. AR226-2219 93NbN6wZ82av4opKrrNGKz83L 3
This document contains emission information and analytical data related to C-8 sampling, including potential-to-emit calculations and distribution results from various sampling apparatuses. AR226-2228 2RqJ4mGaN2vdV1749zL4oyp77 5
This document contains emission information and analytical data related to C-8 sampling, including potential-to-emit calculations and distribution metrics for various sample apparatus, but lacks a clear report structure. AR226-2229 v63X89p9oJpw59nXeew0DL5kY 6
The document discusses the estimation of the Henry's Law constant for C-8 (a perfluorinated compound) in water, emphasizing its applicability at low concentrations and the influence of micelle formation on its validity. AR226-2236 3Jaw94aED5yVd5720b6p8XV8D 2
The document presents a phase diagram for C-8 (ammonium perfluorooctanoate, NH4PFO), detailing its solid and vapor phases as a function of temperature and pressure, with decomposition occurring between 150°C and 165°C, based on experimental data from 3M and DuPont. AR226-2239 9JxkdkxE8DDm9kVmN5o5Ej5z7 2
The document discusses the estimation techniques for particle scavenging coefficients related to C-8 (PFOA) in atmospheric aerosol particles, detailing various mechanisms of particle scavenging during precipitation events. AR226-2238 2R5e2rmYKk2J5L8Ey8BppLD25 2
This document appears to contain analytical data on particulate and vapor deposition concentrations, including coordinates and various concentration measurements, but lacks a clear identification of the lab or study context. AR226-2244 480qmjE2JQ02NoRyEZQVb9wG 4
This document presents deposition modeling results, including particulate and vapor deposition concentrations, with specific coordinates and total deposition values for an unspecified study. AR226-2245 KGV3RkygevykEXLrMaRddwa6X 4
This document presents deposition modeling results, including particulate and vapor concentrations, with specific coordinates and values for wet and dry deposition. AR226-2248 Rjnd8LaneB8y63ex9VLRg6aNz 4
This document appears to present deposition data for various locations, including Little Hocking, Lake Washington, and the Ohio River, detailing particulate and vapor phase deposition metrics. AR226-2250 a0MyryLpwJjGG3K563RaJ6zB 2
The document presents an overview of fluoropolymers, specifically highlighting their unique properties, applications across various industries, and the societal benefits associated with their use, as discussed by DuPont in a presentation to the State of Ohio Environmental Agency. AR226-2254 O3jmEkNpDxZgDNZm3QedbwxnX 59
This document appears to be a data sheet related to emissions from various stacks, detailing parameters such as stack diameters, heights, and estimated actual emissions for a semiworks application. AR226-2263 vBz4oOJQr9GMmv3wyV3VwKYjq 2
Unreadable document. AR226-2265 ZJND253O2wGN1eMr7NdoYjnZZ 3
The document discusses coordination between the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection and DuPont regarding air quality modeling for C8 (PFOA), including a scheduled meeting to review modeling protocols and input parameters, with no changes reported since the last submission. AR226-2274 XQ954gVnvbYzXXoRRK83Be7K 1
This document appears to be a draft attorney work product containing figures related to maximum ground-level concentrations and actual emissions annual average vapor concentrations, dated April 16, 2002. AR226-2276 LpBXRkrN1zd7Y7OB2x5O4K385 4
The document outlines the modeling methodology and inputs used by DuPont to assess air quality impacts related to PFOA emissions, following EPA guidelines and utilizing the ISC3 model and BPIP for building downwash effects. AR226-2279 MGXKKEjrQMKQmqk2g2ebX37qj 13
Unreadable document. AR226-2284 2JXV8JyYOa4MmbGmDgrQgoo95 1
The document discusses communication between DuPont representatives regarding the use of rainfall rate data from Parkersburg airport for air emissions modeling related to PFOA, following discussions with the Ohio EPA and DAQ. AR226-2287 RJLD2Kz0aJKgEVrY0GoVd9kXv 1
This document appears to be an engineering computation sheet with various calculations and notes, but the content is largely illegible due to poor OCR quality. AR226-2303 0QgNBGma6MedGv5EwJgrEj9V 6
This document contains calculations for estimating intake of contaminants based on RAGS (Superfund) guidance, detailing parameters such as chemical concentration in water, fish, and air, along with ingestion rates and exposure factors for different age groups. AR226-2304 RpeN6nD7rG73GN9xOn71RDOn7 10
The document outlines the methodology and costs associated with air dispersion modeling for perfluorinated compounds, specifically using the EPA's ISCST3 model to assess emissions from DuPont facilities, including data requirements and interpretation of concentration results. AR226-2307 Kz7n9np0MXLzVM8GzX10D8K8N 8
The document discusses modeling predictions for short-term impacts of C8 (PFOA) emissions, indicating that maximum concentrations are expected to occur within the plant's fenceline, contrary to Ohio EPA's belief that they occur in high terrain across the river. AR226-2315 k3wKBOOR5X2ZDMYn0pE6bJ1E 1
This is an email from Charles J. Zarzecki to Catherine A. Barton discussing the lack of proper meteorological data for Parkersburg needed to run AERMOD, and suggesting that Trinity could process the data for a fee. AR226-2314 rB6rE9o1G3NvNrZZGbVjmkkp7 1
The document outlines an air emissions modeling plan for calculating ambient ground-level air concentrations of C8 emissions from the Chambers Works site, utilizing the ISC3 model and incorporating building downwash effects. AR226-2327 evd2gpN34MgByboGbD1VdjZzy 1
The document discusses options for minimizing model uncertainty in air dispersion modeling related to PFOA, highlighting the need for monitoring data over modeling and suggesting a cost-effective approach using the EPA's AERMOD model for accurate assessments. AR226-2331 GK980jxJZEYZNGLgdzvZ6dxdV 2
The document provides emission data for PFOA from various scrubbers at the D Plant and E Plant, detailing specific emission rates and contributions from different sources. AR226-2333 RaZnB1k8jNgoRNEJYN9mZZDx7 2
The document provides emission rates for perfluorinated compounds (C8) from various scrubbers at different plants, indicating specific flow rates and temperatures associated with the emissions. AR226-2334 LpZwLEQO8k7NVwv8yxamV1jyq 1
This is a document listing contributors and topics related to air permitting for sources with APFO, including sections on dispersion modeling and permit strategy. AR226-2337 0B7a4oqd9Zq4KrQL4mKn4N7k 2
The document outlines the EPA's data needs for monitoring PFOA in air and soil to quantify contamination levels and extent, emphasizing the necessity for additional data on biota and modeling of air contamination related to fluoropolymer manufacturing. AR226-2340 pmLeJxD0dLo2w3kLZg1aQ7E37 4
The document outlines the EPA's data needs for monitoring PFOA releases from manufacturing facilities, emphasizing the need for information on concentrations in air, water, soil, and biota, as well as proposals for continued monitoring and additional sampling to assess off-site contamination. AR226-2341 xE4jkw1LxNrEDaOojg6EwLV0 4
This is a letterhead cover page from URS, with no analytical content retained in the OCR. AR226-2362 xjDMJv64woKm0L8MMOX8QbR26 2
The document is a guidance document developed by the Fluoropolymer Manufacturers Group intended to provide general guidelines for detecting and quantifying fluoropolymer polymerization aids in various matrices, emphasizing that it does not guarantee compliance with regulations or standards. AR226-2363 Em4zxg09garJE4R5pEn0Yza4 22
This is a draft document outlining the human health and ecological risk assessment for C-8 alternatives, including hazard identification, exposure analysis, and risk characterization, with associated costs and timelines. AR226-2364 a4MdpeKeyOmkmaRqpVy9rROEN 2
The document provides emission rate data for various emission points related to perfluorinated compounds, including PFOA, detailing specific rates, stack heights, temperatures, and velocities. AR226-2367 3N8ygn8yDwJaM01pLnJXNVK6y 10
This document appears to contain a series of numerical coordinates or data points, but lacks any identifiable analytical content or context. AR226-2368 Vpy1gmN15MVMYdY8kVnED39q 5
This is a document related to air emissions modeling, specifically focusing on refining emissions estimates and repeat modeling for ambient air. AR226-2369 99xZ7oVxEOq7kORd7MJYR7Lq7 8
This document appears to contain calculations related to chemical loading and groundwater response over several years, indicating a lag between application rates and groundwater concentration changes. AR226-2370 M4rkgONQy3bYq5Q0nbJyj3yek 2
This document contains emission data for multiple points, detailing stack rates, heights, temperatures, velocities, and diameters, associated with various job numbers. AR226-2371 vBQMbyoDewRJpYB7MR6jwjyG8 10
Unreadable document. AR226-2373 5Lg7NXwzXvaOQz2KV6wG3G1yV 1
The document discusses the varying levels of C-8 (PFOA) detected in samples from a wet finishing system at Dordrecht, with specific results indicating significant fluctuations in concentration over a two-hour sampling period, and questions the impact of moisture content on these variations. AR226-2374 G67gqxY1JREObEMvgEV8yMEQm 2
Unreadable document. AR226-2375 EmNg5R5yRYQzDQqj9Z1R53mnL 2
This document appears to be a computation sheet detailing assumptions and calculations related to air emission rates and deposition loads to the Cape Fear River, including average conditions and concentration estimates. AR226-2372 kpyGx51rJbVbxzvX9yLzJ48b 46
This document outlines a method for determining the equivalent C-9 dispersing agent in FEP dispersion using titration with cetyltrimethylammonium bromide, detailing the procedure, safety considerations, and calculations involved. AR226-2376 KJddXbxKxKzbOdBqMM4r0wB2X 2
The document reports on tests conducted by E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company regarding the levels of extractables from high solids dispersion resins, specifically TD-37X, and confirms that the results comply with the specified limits for PFOA and other extractables. AR226-2377 x5X9mVNJBZe3E6D7VVzDk0G3m 2
The document outlines the environmental status and health monitoring related to C-8 (PFOA) exposure among employees, detailing findings of elevated organic fluorine levels in blood samples, the establishment of provisional acceptable exposure limits, and the lack of conclusive evidence of health problems associated with C-8 exposure, while also noting that DuPont was informed of potential birth defects linked to C-8 in animal studies AR226-2381 OzLxL724N1YOR82gBGrpO2egw 14
Unreadable document. AR226-2382 mX99BMZBv7OzD06BbBnM84GQ 1
The document compares PFOA levels in water samples taken on March 13, 1984, and June 4, 1984, from locations including Little Hocking, with the June samples showing a decrease to not detected levels. AR226-2384 mmqE9QppGNXzvv8r6Rn1qkBdO 1
Unreadable document. AR226-2394 rpLg6kY29qXQek5gn2DZ17q0 1
The document outlines the status and goals of the C-8 (PFOA) Reduction and Control Programs, emphasizing the need to reduce public exposure through engineering controls and protective equipment, while reporting that PFOA is not teratogenic, embryotoxic, or mutagenic, and has a moderate toxicity level. AR226-2393 LggepOBEK1pz8716ddmK41VYQ 26
This memorandum outlines a routine groundwater testing program for C8 (PFOA) to be conducted by ESL, with samples taken every six months from various water systems and ponds, emphasizing improved sampling methods. AR226-2395 Rp10xQ64ybraXg1V2YOGYRv6v 1
The document details emissions and environmental monitoring data related to C-8 (PFOA) from the Washington Works facility, including off-plant emissions, levels in drinking water, and planned environmental programs for remediation and monitoring. AR226-2399 9Jd930kX4X7MZ8ekpbVJdGBDp 5
The memorandum discusses test results for C8 (likely referring to PFOA or PFOS) in water samples from Letart upper and lower ponds, indicating varying concentrations from 0.5 to 3.6. AR226-2408 6be2XYZON5KMZkj2XD23dYG3d 1
The interoffice memorandum discusses test results for C-8 (likely PFOA or PFOS) in water samples from Letart upper and lower ponds, indicating concentrations of 0.4 to 1.5 ppb across various dates in 1990. AR226-2409 NedreejqgVd8j0qXNwM7kqxOy 1
The memorandum discusses test results for C-8 (PFOA) in water samples from Letart Upper and Lower Ponds, indicating varying concentrations of PFOA, with a notable level of 16 ppb detected in Test Well #27. AR226-2410 dQgeoX1p0DnQBYMm289kOLNKR 1
This is a DuPont transmittal memo regarding perfluorooctanoic acid, identified by code number V 2408000, with no analytical content retained in the OCR. AR226-2413 VJEKKr8gG3LONx577j4gVO7pp 1
This document appears to be a summary of water sampling results from various locations, including home taps and wells, with analytical data indicating concentrations of contaminants over multiple dates. AR226-2414 wg7NXd2pVzd5JjR8Mjm9qb3Nd 3
The document presents water sample results for C-8 (PFOA) collected from various wells and the Ohio River, comparing findings from Experimental Station and CH2MHILL, indicating significant levels of PFOA in some samples while others were not detected. AR226-2415 XRBZr0a2pD59q6pOVMOvwn5EG 1
This document appears to be a summary of water sample results from various locations, including wells and plant sites, with dates of sampling and corresponding analytical results, some of which are marked as awaiting results or suspect due to analytical technique accuracy. AR226-2417 GmeLy3MO4ZkY8QQrpLR4Zd2e4 14
Unreadable document. AR226-2419 M4XkG9LJRRwYaDDDxd1RG8k69 1
The document presents results from river and well water samples taken by Dan Weber, indicating the presence of PFOA at varying concentrations, with non-detectable levels reported in several samples. AR226-2421 ZJeggRnBQg8j148Vepjzmndmd 1
The document summarizes groundwater monitoring results from Letart Landfill in 1992, reporting FC-143 (ammonium perfluorooctanoate) concentrations in various wells, with results ranging from 0.2 to 1.3 µg/l, while other organic compounds were detected at higher levels. AR226-2422 bZzON34pD4bn4mGL9Ez2DQ36 2
The document outlines annual exposure estimates for perfluorooctanoic acid (C-8 or PFOA) at various production sites, including Washington Works, Dordrecht, and Shimizu, while detailing compliance measures with federal and state regulations regarding C-8 emissions and employee exposure limits. AR226-2423 2JweZRkGK72vprERD83wByawR 26
This document summarizes groundwater monitoring analytical results for FC-143 (perfluorooctanoate ionic surfactant) at the Letart Landfill, indicating various concentrations detected at multiple sampling locations between January and November 1991. AR226-2424 KYyapa6yB9aNyXJnq2GNavq6 1
The document presents monitoring results for the discharge of ammonium perfluorooctanoate (FC-143) and other volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the IETART Landfill, indicating varying concentrations over time, with some results below detection limits. AR226-2427 KyzqZdzpL1ZDE0Grzz4aVBZ0 1
The document is a letter from DuPont's Environmental Manager, W. M. Stewart, to Dr. L. Eli McCoy of the WV Division of Environmental Protection, summarizing agreements on the conceptual closure plan for DuPont's Letart Landfill and indicating that a closure permit application will be submitted in July 1993. AR226-2429 JrEZyke2rYMnDxzqXBrg4d36O 4
The memorandum discusses recent sampling results of C-8 (PFOA) in the drinking water at Washington Works, revealing levels between 0.1 and 3.3 parts per billion, which are higher than expected but not considered a health threat to employees, while noting that further investigation will be conducted by the environmental group and C-8 team. AR226-2431 NnzEqOp9R2vew9EeO0Gj0Zgg 3