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Hilliard
Emission Controls,
Inc.
3100 Edloe Street Suite 350
Houston, TX 77027
888-621-3132
hank.hilliard@purgit.com
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Links to interesting sites
They call it progress
.. but I miss the old Santa Anna capture site on the Houston Ship
Channel
Euthanizing
bird flocks PURGIT has a
vaporizer that could be used to euthanize birds to control the spread
of viruses. We also have experience in displacing air from large spaces
and inserting inert gas that will not support life or combustion.
Test cargo
tanks for nitrogen leakage We can set up
battery powered equipment to do storage tank monitoring. This can help
identify leaking seals and or pressure / vacuum valves.
Soil
remediation PURGIT built ground
water suction units. They have vacuumed up hundreds of
thousands of gallons of ground water as they remediated the earth
around a pipeline spill.
NVIC
I-96 - Here are
the USCG Vapor Control guidelines for shipyards and
facilities. These are suggestions, not requirements at this time.
USCG
vapor recovery regulations -
in 33 CFR Part 154 - Oil Pollution
Prevention
Regulations for Marine Oil Transfer Facilities.
State of Texas vapor control
regulations in 30 TAC Chapter 115 - Control of Air Pollution from
Volatile Organic Compounds.
State
of Texas Exemptions
from Permitting
Car Talk on the
Web! (I seem to waste a lot of time at this site.)
Environmental Protection Agency
WWW Server. This has a searchable index.
Texas Natural
Resource
Conservation Commission Home Page.
Texas
tank cleaning regulations on the TNRCC server
Texas
exemptions from permitting - all of them on the TNRCC server
Texas
New Source Review information. All about flares, gasoline terminals,
and
countless other things.
Louisiana
Department
of Environmental Quality Home Page.
Volume
42, Chapter 85 of the USCode - Air Pollution Prevention and
Control
U. S. Coast Guard
The USCG home page.
Occupational Safety and Health
AdministrationHome
Page.
29
CFR - PART 1915 Occup. Safety and Health Standards for
Shipyard
Employment
Waterways
Experimental
Station Army
Corps of Engineers.
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