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Coventry & Solihull

Waste Disposal Company Ltd,

Bar Road, Coventry, CV3 4AN.

Telephone: (024) 7650 7400

Facsimile: (024) 7650 6154

E-moil: [email protected]

Date:

Your Reference:

Our Reference:

01/02/08

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MrN Gallagher

ENVIRONMENT AGENCY

Sentinel House

9 Wellington Crescent

FradleyPark

Lichfield

Staffordshire

WS 13 8RR

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SENTWpUBLIC REGISTER

Dear Sir

COVENTRY & SOLIHULL WASTE DISPOSAL COMPANY Ltd. WASTE TO ENERGY PLANT:

PERMIT No NP3739PD

Please find enclosed Biannual reports for second halfof2007 and annual reports for

2007

I trust the above meets with your requirements, ifyou should require any further

information please do not hesitate to contact me.

Yours faithfully

Safety Health and Environment Advisor

Registered Office: as above Registered No: 02690488

Coventry S Solihull Waste Disposal Co. ltd., is o

company controlled jointly by Coventry City

Council and Solihuii Metropolitan Borough Council.

100% Recycled Paper

Annual Performance Report

The Coventry and Solihull Waste Disposal

Company Waste to Energy Plant

Permit No NP3739PD

Year 2007

Introdution

The Waste to Energy plant, which is located at Bar Road in

Coventry, disposes of Municipal Household waste arising in

Coventry and neighbouring Solihull. Small amounts of municipal

household waste, arising from other nearby local authorities is also

disposed of at the plant.

The plant is operated by The Coventry and Solihull Waste Disposal

Company Ltd.

For further information on the report, or for copies of the report the

contact the following representatives of the operator;

R.Scawin Environment and Performance Manager

M.Flounders Safety Health and Environment Advisor

Telephone Number 024 7650 7400

Plant Description

The main activity at the installation is to incinerate municipal waste

and to recover energy, in the form of steam, heat, and electricity, for

export to the local grid and factories.

A limited amount of hazardous waste, containing less than 1%

halogenated organic substances (as chlorine), is also burned with

the municipal waste.

The installation includes waste receipt and storage, waste heat

boilers, abatement of the exhaust gas, on-site storage of residues

and all systems for controlling and monitoring incinerator operation.

The plant design is capable of processing approximately 315,000

tonnes of waste per annum/36 tonnes per hour in three combustion

streams. The heat produced is used to generate 17.7MW of

electricity and 16MWt heat energy to a local industrial site.

The material is loaded into each of the furnaces via feed hoppers

from a reception hall, where the waste vehicles deposit their loads

into the storage bunkers. After entering the combustion chamber

via the refuse feed ram the material is allowed to fall onto the grate

in a controlled manner. The moving grate mechanisms are used to

agitate the waste as it progresses down to the ash discharge.

As the waste moves along, primary air is introduced from beneath

the grate enabling the waste to go through a series of drying and

burning areas. Re-circulated flue gas is introduced from above the

grate for combustion control. Auxiliary gas fired burners are located

in the combustion chamber both to heat it up on start up and to

maintain the final gas temperature.

The hot gases are maintained at a minimum temperature of 850°C

for 2 seconds in the combustion chamber before passing to the

boiler, economiser and abatement plant.

Each furnace is equipped with a 3-bank water tube boiler raising

steam at 17 bar and 208°C. Economisers are fitted down stream of

each boiler unit to pre-heat the incoming feed water.

Each incinerator line is provided with its own gas cleaning and

monitoring equipment. Gas cleaning comprises Flue Gas

Recirculation (FGR) and Ecotubes followed by activated carbon

injection, dry scrubbing with hydrated lime. The gasses pass

through bag filters to remove particulates prior to discharge to

atmosphere via one 92m stack.

Emissions from the stack are continuously monitored for

particulates, carbon monoxide (CO), sulphur dioxide (SO2),

hydrogen chloride (HCI), oxygen (O2), nitrogen oxides (NOx) and

volatile organic compounds (VOC).

There is no discharge of process liquids to controlled waters.

Uncontaminated surface and roof waters are discharged to the

surface water sewer system.

All process waste waters are discharged to foul sewer and these

are treated at Finham STW.

Bottom ash from the incinerator grate is quenched with water and

then conveyed to a concrete storage bunker prior to removal for

disposal in a landfill.

Air pollution control residues from the bag filters are collected

continuously and stored in an enclosed silo prior to removal for reuse

in a waste treatment facility to neutralise acids.

The ferrous fraction from the bottom ash is removed by magnetic

separation and stored in a bunker prior to removal for recycling for

steel making.

Summary of plant operation

The plant consists of three separate incinerator lines that incinerateup to 12 tonnes of waste per hour.

There are two electrical generating sets on the plant which utilise the

energy released from the waste incineration process. The generating

sets are designated as G1 and G2. G1 has a capacity of 12.9MW and

G2 a capacity of 4.8 MW. The process energy requirements are taken

from the electricity generated and the surplus is exported to the

community via the local grid.

The plant also exports heat, in the form of high pressure hot water, to

a local factory.

During 2007 the plant processed 230,800 tonnes of municipal waste.

The following table categorises the types and permitted maximum

amounts of wastes incinerated.

EWC Code

1912 01

19 12 12

bo oi oi

pOOl 08

E00201

Description Amount

paper and cardboard (confidential waste separately

collected)

other wastes (including mixtures of materials) from

mechanical treatment of wastes other than those

mentioned in 191211

paper and cardboard

biodegradable kitchen waste

biodegradable waste

ptO 03 01 mixed municipal waste

(20 03 02

2003 07

(2003 99 I13 0701* H

130899* h

15 0202* fcf[

150203 P

160708* to

19 12 10 K

190199 (\

waste from markets

>ulky waste

municipal waste not otherwise specified

ueloilanddiesel

wastes not otherwise specified

ibsorbents, filter materials (including oil filters not

rtherwise specified), wiping cloths, protective clothing

sontaminatfid by dangerous substances

ibsorbents, filter materials, wiping cloths and protective

lotting other than those mentioned in 15 02 02

vaste containing oil

Combustible waste (refuse derived fuel)

Pastes not otherwise specified

*5%

4%

4%

«90%

sO.1%

During 2007 the plant operated for the following hours on each

incinerator line.

Incinerator

line

1

2

3

Operating

hours

6839

7616

7667

Actual Percent

availability

78

86

86.5

Planned

Percent

availability

83.3

88

88

During 2007 there were planned outages for the following reasons.

Water washes on a quarterly basis on all three units

Planned maintenance on units 1,2 and 3.

Other periods which were not accounted for by the planned

availability to actual availability figures were primarily due to boiler

tube failures and grate failures.

The following table describes the type, amount and

destination/treatment of residues produced by the process

Residue

description

Incinerator

Bottom Ash

Air pollution

Control residue

Incinerated

metal

Quantity

produced

(tonnes)

49698

7486

4767

Destination/treatment

Landfill

Sorbant treatment with final

landfill

Recycled

The total energy generated by the plant in 2007 was:

Total electricity generated 104567MWh

Total electricity consumed on site 18875MWh

Total electricity to community 85692MWh

Total heat supply to local factory 17607MWh

The electricity exported to the community is equivalent for the

average lighting needs of 15000 to 20000 houses.

Summary of plant emissions

The Continuous Emission Monitoring System (CEMS) continuously

monitors the emissions to air of the following pollutants on each

unit:

Oxides of Nitrogen

Carbon Monoxide

Volatile organic Compounds

Particulates

Sulphur Dioxide

Hydrogen Chlorides

The CEMS continuously monitor the Dry and Wet Oxygen content

of the gasses for each unit to correct the data to normalised

conditions.

It also continuously monitors the gas flow rates for veach unit to

calculate mass release.

An attached appendix shows monthly average concentrations for

each pollutant on each unit.

During 2007 the CEMS operated normaly for 100% of the operating

time. The emissions to air from the process remained compliant

with the PPC Permit Emission Limit Values for half hourly averages

for all notifiable pollutants, except as described in the section

"Summary of plant compliance" which follows this section.

Graphs of the monthly average concentration for emissions of all

notifiable pollutants on the three incinerators are shown in

Appendix 3.

The Monthly average for Oxides of Nitrogen for all three units were

below 180mg/m3, the Daily Emission Limit Value set down in thePPC permit is 200 mg/m3

Dust levels, Hydrochlorides, and Sulphur dioxide have indicated

stable levels throughout the year (Appendix 3). Lines 1 & 2

demonstrate a high spike result in May and September

respectively. This was due to a bag failure in those months which

resulted in high, but still compliant, half hourly readings which

resulted in a higher monthly average.

Hydrocarbon results demonstrate very low monthly averages.

A summary table of the mass emissions for 2007 is shown in

Appendix 1

The combustion gasses, Carbon Dioxide, Carbon monoxide,

Oxides of Nitrogen and Hydrocarbons have shown an increase.

This is due to reduced usage of the eco-tubes as compared to

2006, and increased waste throughput.

Particulates have again shown further improvement due to the filter

bag replacement programme.

The mass emission results for heavy metals, cadmium, mercury,

dioxins and hydrocarbons are extrapolated from the periodic

monitoring carried out in November 2007. These results remain

compliant and do not indicate any significant deviation on previous

results.

Periodic sampling has been carried out 4 times during 2007 by an

external sampling house. All the results (apart from a manganese

sample) were below the PPC Permit Emission Limit Values. Where

applicable the results were comparable with the data generated by

the Continuous Emissions Monitoring equipment.

Periodic measurements are taken of the pollutants measured

continuously and also the following on each unit.

Heavy Metals

Mercury

Cadmium & thallium

Hydrogen Fluorides

Dioxins

PCB.s

Summary of plant compliance

There were three unauthorised releases to air under the

Company's PPC Permit Emission Limit values.

22/03/07 On line 2 the Half Hourly Emission Limit Value was

exceeded for both Carbon Monoxide and Hydrocarbons. The

cause was unsuitable highly volatile waste. To prevent re

occurrence the type of waste is to be rejected as unsuitable for

incineration.

24/06/07 On line 1 the Half Hourly Emission Limit Value was

exceeded for Carbon Monoxide. The cause was unstable

conditions in the process.

30/05/07 On line 2 the Periodic sampling Emission Limit Value

was exceeded for Manganese for the sampling tests carried out

in May. The figures reported were contested with the sampling

house carrying out the tests on the basis that the process would

be incapable of producing the pollutant in the phase measured.

The sampling house has responded indicating that the samples

may have become contaminated. A formal letter of explanation

has been requested for the Environment Agency from the

sampling house.

The above breaches of the permit conditions were formally

reported to the Environment Agency as required under the

Permit.

There have been 2 complaints regarding environmental

performance.

There was one complaint relating to dust fall out from the plant.

An investigation was carried out into this complaint and it was

found to be unsubstantiated, on the basis that the prevailing

wind conditions did not support the complaint.

There was one complaint of noise from the site which was

received by the Environment Agency. An investigation into the

complaint found that the source of the noise was the operation

of the soot blowers at night. The noise was being transmitted

through a temporary opening in the furnace hall wall, which was

being used to load/unload materials during a major unit outage.

It was identified that this would be a temporary occurrence for a

period of two weeks.

Summary of plant improvements

During 2006 as part of our PPC Permit improvement programme

we completed the following improvements:

9 New dedicated housing for CEMS Equipment built

• New participate sampling equipment installed

• New Hydrocarbon sampling equipment installed

• New software installed in CEMS to enable electronic reporting

Summary of information made available

The Company has a Website where the public can access

information about the Company and its processes.

An information brochure, which includes a process flow diagram,

can be obtained upon request to the Company's office.

Information on emission releases to air may be obtained from the

public registers which are held at the following addresses

Coventry City Council

Environmental Services dept

Broadgate House

Broadgate

Coventry

Environment Agency

Arthur Drive

Hoo Farm Industrial Estate

Worcester Road

Kidderminster

DY11 7RA

Visits to the plant may be arranged by contacting the Company's

office

During the course of 2007 there were 18 visits to the site by

interested external organisations. During the course of these visits

the Company's processes were described and the environmental

impact of the process was discussed. A list of the bodies visiting is

included below:

Lichfield Science Society

Coventry City Council scrutiny Committee

Tile Hill College

Environment Agency trainee Officers

Coventry City Council Health and Safety Department

Sandwell Council Officers

Loughborough University

Leicester City Council officers

Ernst and Young Accountants

Walsall Multicultural Group

Warwickshire County Council officers

Norgine Company

Solihull borough Councillors

Coventry City Council ward group (2 visits)

Probus group

BUPA

Groundworks Warwickshire

During 2007 external talks were given to external organisations by

the Safety Health and Environment Advisor. These talks informed

of the development of waste disposal in Coventry and a description

the present Company processes along with their environmental

impact. Following are the organisations visited.

Coventry Womens Institute

Styvechyle Mothers Union

Leek Wooton Womens Institute

Sydney Stringer School

Allesley ladies Club

M Flounders

Safety Health and Environment Advisor

20/01/07

APPENDIX 1 - MASS EMISSION DATA

MASS EMISSION SUMMARY 2007 (2006 COMPARATIVE) TONNES

PARAMETER

Hydrogen Chloride

Sulphur Dioxide

Oxides of nitrogen

Carbon Monoxide

Hydrocarbons

Particulates

Metals

Cadmium

Hydrogen Fluoride

Mercury

Dfoxlns (grammes)

Carbon Dioxide

UNIT1

1.80

5.87

70.65

9.77

0.12

0.86

0.0127

0.00293

0

0

0.0028

43990

MASS EMISSIONS - GRAMMES I

PARAMETER

Hydrogen Chloride

Sulphur Dioxide

Oxides of Nitrogen

Carbon Monoxide

Hydrocarbons

Particulates

Metals

Cadmium

Hydrogen Fluoride

Mercury

Dioxins (milligrammes)

Carbon Dioxide

(Tonnes)

2006

1.87

4.89

64.82

6.55

0.15

1.54

0.0237

0.00021

0

0.00033

0.00315

31826

UNIT 2

2.46

2.1

85.55

8.9

0.26

1.26

0.0193

0.00326

0

0

0.0051

49611

(Tonnes)

2006

1.97

2.43

68.28

6.57

0.05

0.78

0.0189

5.8E-05

0

5.8E-05

0.0027

38903

UNIT 3

2.81

1.6

92.08

11.6

0.12

0.47

0.0213

0.0034

0

0

0.0008

52699

(Tonnes)

2006

2.79

1.39

78.4

8.29

0.1

1.19

0.0152

0.00018

0

5.1E-05

0.0079

39880

>ER TONNE OF WASTE (Unless Stated) 2000 to 2007

TOTAL

7.07

9.57

247.3

30.28

0.514

2.58

0.0553

0.009

0

0

0.0087

146300

(Tonnes)

2006

6.63

8.71

211.5

21.41

0.3

3.51

0.0578

0.00045

0.00

0.00044

0.01375

110609

Grammes (Unless stated) TOTAL

2007

30.34

41.07

1061.4

129.9

2.3

11.07

0.23

0.038

0.00

0.00

0.000037

627897

2006

31.5

41.4

1006.2

101.9

1.4

16.7

0.3

0.0021

0.00

0.0021

0.000065

526208

2005

51

35

1491

136

7

33

0.16

0.0098

0.013

0.017

0.00007

600234

2004

48

26

1958

184

12

38

0.17

0.011

0.00004

0.015

8E-06

815378

2003

50

60

2000

130

7

35

0.3

0.002

0.06

0.015

0.00023

705960

2002

51

69

1936

188

18

33

0.3

0.0005

0.08

0.007

0.0007

711000

2001

41

87

1940

210

25

20

0.07

0.004

1.17

0.0016

0.0035

702519

2000

44

81

1842

201

25

20

0.75

0.006

1.39

0.74

0.0007

711035

28

APPENDIX 2 - MASS EMISSION SUMMARY

Mass emission per tonne waste • Oxides of Nitrogen and Carbon Monoxide

2500

2000

1500

1000

500

[—•— Oxides of Nitrogen

—■— Carbon Monoxide

• ■•'. '■'-M\>.V~.'J& ^s>>;fhz££a~i^i:

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Year

2005 2006 2007

Mass emission/Tonne waste • Sulphur Dioxide and Hydrogen Chloride

■ Hydrogen Chloride

Sulphur Dioxide

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Year

2005 2006 2007

29

Mass emission per tonne of waste - Particulafes and Hydrocarbons

Hydrocartwnsl

Partkailates J

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Year

2005 2006 2007

Mass emission per tonne of waste - Dioxins

0.004

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Year

2005 2006 2007

30

APPENDIX 3 MONTHLY EMISSIONS

Monthly Averages - Carbon Monoxide

Jan Feb mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

Monthly Averages Sulphur Dioxide

60

SO

-Uniti

Unit 2

Unit 3

ELV

40


10

31

Monthly Averages - Oxides of Nitrogen

250

200

150

100

Until

Unit 2

Unit 3

ELV

V

tfj'lr'-''■',-''"* '-,.■"■ '■■':':' ; ■- ■"'■;': '."■-


Monthly Averages Hydrocarbons

12

Unit 2

Unit 3

ELV

&lm3'^$: i

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■.;:'rfe-^^v.^:V^'

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Feb mar

n

Apr

i n

May

n

June

Month

n

July

. n

Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

32

Permit Reference Number: NP3739PD Operator: CSWDC Ltd

Installation : Coventry EFW Facility Form Number: A1 (dated 04/10/2005)

Six-monthly Reporting of Emissions to Air for the period from ...01/07/07. to...31/12/07

Emission Substance / Emission Resultl J Test Sample ^ Accreditation/ Uncertainty 1

Point Parameter Limit Value Method Date and Timespl Certification M: (5) 1[2] 1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

Participate Matter

VOC as Total Organic Carbon

(TOC)

Hydrogen chloride

Hydrogen fluoride

Carbon monoxide

Sulphur dioxide

Oxides of nitrogen (NO and NO2

expressed as NO2)

Cadmium & thallium and their

compounds (total)

Mercury and its compounds

Sb,As,Pb,CrlCo(CuJMnlNi

and V and their compounds

(total)

D!oxin$/fiirans(l-TEQ)«

DioxinJtePCBs(WHO-TEQ

Humans/Mammals)6

20 mg/m3 over minimum 1 hourperiod

20 mg/m3 over minimum 1 hour

period


period •


period v V

100 mg/m3 (average of tehour

averages) over minimum 4 hour

period

200 mg/m3 (average of %-hour


penoa



period /

0.05 mg/m3 over minimum 30

minute, maximum & hour period


minute, maximum 8 hour period.


minute, maximum 8 hour period

0.1 ng/im3 over minimum 6 hour,

maximum 8 hour period

no limit applies

NA

NA

NA

ND

NA

NA

NA

ND •

ND

0.0102

N/A

N/A

BSEN

13284-1

BSEN

12619

BSEN

1«Hs

US EPA26/26A

ISO12039

BS6089-

4.1

IS010849

,BSEN':14385

BSEN

!13211

BSEN

14365

BSEN

1948

30/05/07 09:30-10:37

*

29/05/07 16:06-17:13

29/05/07 16:06-17:13

29/05/07 16:06-17:13

McertsMM03 149

•

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

NA

ND

NA

0.0016



Reporting ofPeriodically Monitored Emissions to Air for Dioxins Emission Point A3 for the period firom

01/07/07 .to...31/12/07

1 PERIODIC (EXTRACTIVE) SAMPLING RESULTS

Parameter

Dioxins and Furans

I-TEQ

WHO-TEQ

Huiripns/MaTnmals

WHO-TEQ- Birds

WHO-TEQ-Fish

Dioxins and Furans ng/1

Congeners < LoD**

assumed to be zero

0.0166

0.0187

0.0268

0.0186

Congeners < LoD**

assumed to be at

LoD

0.0166

0.0187

0.0268

0.0186

Uncertainty

Error

36.14

Limit

ng/1 I-TEQ

Sample Date

1 10.1 107/08/07 I

I I

I-

Notes: **LoD-limit of

Signed Date

(auth as representative of Operator)



Reporting ofPeriodically Monitored Emissions to Air for Dioxins Emission Point A2 for the period from

01/07/07 .to...31/12/07

PERIODIC (EXTRACTIVE) SAMPLING RESULTS

Parameter


Congeners < LoD**

assumed to be zero

Congeners < LoD**

assumed to be at

LoD

Uncertainly

Error

Limit

ng/11-TEQ

Sample Date

Dioxins and Furans

I-TEQ 0.0027 0.0027 29.6 0.1 14/08/07

WHO-TEQ 0.0012 0.0012

WHO-TEQ - Birds 0.0048 0.0048

WHO-TEQ-Fish 0.0028 0.0028

Notes: **LoD - limit ofdetection

Signed Date.(authorised of Operator)

Permit Reference Number: NP3739PD Operator :CSWDC Ltd


Reporting ofPeriodically Monitored Emissions to Air for Dioxins Emission Point Al for the period from

01/07/07 .to...31/12/07

PERIODIC (EXTRAC ) SAMPLING RESULTS

Pararnstdr

Dioxins and Furans

I-TEQ

WHO-TEQ

WHO-TEQ-Biids

WHO-TEQ-Fish


Congeners < LoD**

assumed to be zero

0.0825

0.0967

0.1320

0.0983

Congeners < LoD**

assumed to be at

LoD

0.0825

0.0967

0.1320

0.0983

Uncertainty

Error

30.3

Limit

ng/1 I-TEQ

0.1

-

-

mm

Sample Date

07/08/07

Notes: **LoD - limit of

Signed Date.(auth sign as representative of Operator)

Permit Reference Number: NP3739PD Operator: CSWOC Ltd

Installation: Coventry EFW Facility Form Number: PI1 (dated 04/10/2005)

Reporting of Performance Indicators for the period 1st October 2007...to 31st December2007.

Annual Production/Treatment

Total Municipal Waste Incinerated

Total Separately collected fractions Incinerated

Electrical energy generated and exported

Electrical energy generated and used on installation

Other energy produced by the installation

7090$

0

21379000

5829000

8805200

tonnes

tonnes

KWhro

KWhrs

KWhrs

Environmental Performance Indicators

Electrical energy imported

Supplementary Gas

Mass of bottom ash produced

Mass of APC residues produced

Mass of carbon used

Mass of lime used

Water consumption

Effluent release to sewer

378

5.15

0.17

0.04

0.2

10.02

1.36

0.8

KWhrs

Ffrtonne

tonne/tonne

tonne/tonne

Kg/tonne

Kg/tonne

MTtonne

M°/tonne

Operator's comments:

Environmental performance indicators are per tonne of waste incinerated

Signed Date


Installation : Coventry EFW Facility Form Number: PI1 (dated 04/10/2005)

Reporting of Performance Indicators for the period 1st July 2007...to 30th September2007.







62519

0

18397000

5115000

2302200

tonnes

tonnes

KWhrs

KWhrs

KWhrs



Supplementary Gas



Mass of carbon used

Mass of lime used

Water consumption


2525

5.15

0.2

0.036

02

10.02

1.36

0.8

KWHRS

FfVtonne

tonne/tonne

tonne/tonne

Kg/tonne

Kg/tonne

M/tonne

M°/tonne


Environmental Performance indicators are per tonne of waste incinerated

Signed Date.

(authorised to sign as representative of Operator)


Installation : Coventry EFW Facility Form Number: PI1 (dated 04/10/2005)

Reporting of Performance Indicators for the period 1st April 2007...to 30th June2007.







62519

0

21700000

5855000

2302200

tonnes

tonnes

KWhre

KWhrs

KWhrs



Supplementary Gas



Mass of carbon used

Mass of lime used

Water consumption


425

6.3

0.18

0.027

0.2

10.02

136

0.8

kWHRS

Ff/tonne

tonne/tonne

tonne/tonne

Kg/tonne

Kg/tonne

M°/tonne

M*/tonne

Operators comments:

Environmental Performance indicators are per tonne of waste incinerated

Signed Date.



Installation: Coventry EFW Facility Form Number: PI1 (dated 04/10/2005)

Reporting of Performance Indicators for the period 1st January 2007...to 31* March 2007.







70806

0

24235000

6076000

8805200

tonnes

tonnes

KWhrs

KWhrs

KWhrs



Supplementary Gas



Mass of carbon used

Mass of lime used

Water consumption


168

5.15

0.22

0.04

0.2

10.02

1.36

0.8

KWhrs

Ff/tonne

tonne/tonne

tonne/tonne

Kg/tonne

Kg/tonne

M/tonne

M^/tonne

Operators comments:

Environmental performance indicators are per tonne of waste incinerated

Signed Date.


Installation: Coventry EFW Facility Form Number: E1 (dated 04/10/2005)

Reporting of Energy Usage for the year ...2007.

Electricity*

Natural Gas

Gas Oil

TOTAL

MWh

tonnes

tonnes

-

115138

3230

118638

25030

613

25643

* Conversion factor for delivered electricity to prl mary energy

2005

2008

2007

Primary Energy

usage

97138

78348

128758

CO2

produced

20958

16884

25643

CO2 per unit

output

0.092

0.074

0.107


Signed



Installation : Coventry EFW Facility Form Number: WU1 (dated 04/10/2005)

Reporting ofWater Usage for the year 2007.

Mains water

Site borehole

River abstraction

TOTAL WATER USAGE

201920

N/A

215358

417278

0.88

N/A

0.0.92

1.8

2005

2006

2007

Named

Water source

Main and River

Main and River

Main and River

Total

Water usage

386449

353773

417278

Water per unit

output

1.8

1.7

1.8


During 2006 river abstraction was reduced due to low river levels and abstraction plant problems resulting in higher consumption of mains water.

During 2007 boiler feed water became contaminated with oil resulting in excessive blowdowns and increased mains water consumption

Signed Date....*



Installation : Coventry EFW Facility Form Number: S1 (dated 04/10/2005)

Reporting of Emissions to Sewer for the period from ...01/07/07 to...31/12/07.

Emission

Point

Substance-

Parameter

Sample Accreditatioi

Certification

Uncertainty

S1

<o <o

BS 6088-2.89

[1] The result given is the maximum value (or the minimum value in the case of a limit that is expressed as a minimum) obtained during the reporting period,

expressed in the same terms as the emission limit value. Where the emission limit value is expressed as a range, the result is given as the 'minimum -

maximum1 measured values.

[2] Where an internationally recognised standard test method is used the reference number is given. Where another method that has been formally agreed

with the Agency is used, then the appropriate identifier is given. In other cases the principal technique is stated, e.g. colorimetry.

[3] For non-continuous measurements the date and time of the sample that produced the result is given. For continuous measurements, or flow/time

proportional samples, the percentage of the process operating time covered by the monitoring is given.

[4] The accreditation status of the equipment and/or the monitoring organisation, as appropriate, for the methods used for both sampling and analysis.

[5] The uncertainty associated with the quoted result at the 95% confidence interval, unless otherwise stated.

Signed

(auth

Date

to sign as representative of Operator)


Installation : Coventry EFW Facility

Reporting of Waste Disposal and Recovery for the year 2007.

Waste Disposal Recovery

Description Route Tonnes Tonnes |

1) Hazardous Wastes

Named haz. Waste

Air Pollution Control Residue

Other hazardous wastes

Total hazardous waste

2) Non-Hazardous Wastes

Incinerator bottom Ash

Incinerated Metal

Total non-hazardous waste

TOTALWASTE

Pretreatment and

landfill

Landfill

Recycling

-

7460

7460

48930

4890

53820

61280

0

0

0

4890

4890

Form Number: R1 (dated 04/10/2005)

2006

2006

2006

2007

2007

2007

Named

Waste

Air Pollution

Control Residue

Incinerator

Bottom ash

Incinerated

Metal

Air Pollution

Control residue

Incinerator

Bottom ash

Incinerated

Metal

Total

Waste

6520

44150

5050

7460

48930

4890

Waste per unit

output

0.031

0.21

0.024

0.032

0.21

0.021

operators comments:

Signed



Installation : Coventry EFW Facility Form Number: Ash1 (dated 04/10/2005)

Reporting ofAsh Composition for the period from Jubyl*1 2007 .to December 31st 2007 2006

Ash Conipc

Bottom Ash

\silion (TOC/LOI)

LOI (%)

*

% Carbon (TOC)

W/w

*1.08

At least one ofLOI or TOC to be reported.

Ash Con

Bottom

Ash

APC

Residues

iposilion (h

Cd

0.00015

0.017

TI

N/A

N/A

Petals,

Hg

0.00006

0.052

j

Dioxii

Pb

0.0024

0.15

is, etc.) j

Cr

0.0027

0.0088

Cu

0.0292

0.05

Mn

0.022

0.052

Ni

0.00008

0.0039

As

0.0017

0.034

Co

0.0008

0*002

V

0.0087

0.0022

Zn

0.0079

0.55

dioxin

I-TEQ

ng/kg

5.5885

1533.6

]DIOXIN

WHO-TEQ ng/kg

Humans/mammal6.254

1748.37

Birds5.097

1668.67

Fish6.74

2685.67

Signed Date.



Installation : Coventry EFW Facility Form Number: Ash2 (dated 04/10/2005)

Reporting ofAsh Solubility for the period from July 1st 2007 .to...December 31st 2007

I Ash solubil

Bottom Ash

APC Residues

ly (Met,

mg/kg

0.004

0.011

-Us)

TI

mg/kg

N/A

N/A

Hgmg/kg

0.0005

0.0005

Pb

mg/kg

2.32

13

Cr

mg/kg

0.0159

0.04

Cu

mg/kg

6.042

0.22

Mn

mg/kg

0.085

0.01

Ni

mg/kg

0.05

1.2

As

mg/kg

0.034

0.07

Co

mg/kg

0.006

0.10

V

mg/kg

N/A

N/A

Zn

mg/kg

1.02

N/A

Sigrrasrepresentative of Operator)

Date.


Installation: Coventry EFW Facility Form Number: A1 (dated 04/10/2005)

Six-monthly Reporting of Emissions to Air for the period from ...01/07/07 .to...31/12/07

Substance ■

Parameter mit Value

Result ' Test Sample Accreditation/

Method Date and Times M Certification ■'"Uncertainty

A3

A3

A3

A3

"A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

Paniculate Matter

VOC as Total Organic Caitwn

CTOC)

Hydrogen chloride

Hydrogen fluoride

SJaSUOn mOTOXKie

Sulohurdioxkte


expressed as NO2)


compounds (total)


SblAslPb,Cr,Co,Cu,Mn,Ni


(total)

Dtaxms/furans(l-TEQ)8

DioxirvlilcePCBs(WHO.TEQ

Humans/Mammals)8


period


period

30 mg/m3 over minimum 1 hourperiod


period

100 mg/m3 (average of yt-hour


period

200 mg/m3 (average of Khour


period

400 mg/m3 (average of %4iour


period




minute! maximum 8 hour period



0.1 ng/m3 over minimum 6 hour,


No flmlt applies

NA

NA

NA

ND

"NA

NA

NA

ND

ND

0.0206

N/A

N/A

BSEN

13284-1

BSEN

12619

BSEN

1911

US EPA

26/26A

ISO12039

BS6069-

4.1

IS010849

BSEN

14385

BSEN

13211

BSEN

14385

BSEN

1948

30/05/0716:11 -16:19

30/05/0713:56-15:08

30/05/0713:56-15:08

30/05/0713:56-15:08

McertsMM03 149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

NA

NA

NA

0.0032

Emission

Substance/

Emission

Result1'

Test

Sample

^Accreditation/

Uncertainty

1

Poin

tParameter

LimitValue

Method

DateandTimes{Z]

Certification

'-'i]

[S]

1[2

]1

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

Dioxin-likePCBs(WHO-TEQ

Fish)*

Diox

in-l

ikeP

CBs(WHO-TEQ

Birds)*

Dioxins/fu

rans(WHO-TEQ

Humans/Mammals)6

Dioxins

/fu

rans(WHO-TEQRsh)

6 Dioxins/fu

rans(WHO-TEQ

Bird

s)6

Poly-cyclicaromatic

hydr

ocar

bons

(PAHs)To

tal

Anth

anth

rene

Benz

o{a}

anth

race

ne

BenzD[bJfluoranthene

Benz

o|k]

fiuo

rant

hene

Benz

o[b]

naph

(2l1

-d}t

hi0j

ph«i

e

Benzo[c|phenarrthrene

Benz

o[gh

i]pe

ryle

ne

Benz

o[a]

pyre

ne

Choi

arrt

hren

e

Chrysene

Cydopenta{c,d)pyren8

Dibe

n2o[

ah]a

nthr

ac8n

e

DJbe

nzo[

a,i]

pyre

n8

Ruor

anth

ene

lndo[1,2,3-cd]pyrene

Naph

thal

ene

No

limi

tapplies

No

limi

tapplies

No

limitapplies

No

limitapplies

No

limi

tapplies

No

limitapplies

No

limi

tapplies

No

limitapplies

No

limitapplies

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tapplies

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limitapplies

No

limitapplies

-

No

limi

tapplies

No

limitapplies

No

limi

tapplies

No

limi

tapplies

No

limi

tapplies

No

limi

tapplies

No

limi

tapplies

No

limi

tapplies

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A



maximum* measured values.


with the Agency is used, then the appropriate identifier is given. In other cases the principal technique is stated, e.g. gas chromatography.

[3] For non-continuous measurements the date and time of the sample that produced the result is given. For continuous measurements the percentage of the

process operating time covered by the result is given.



[6] The result to be reported as a range based on: All congeners less than the detection limit assumed to be zero as a minimum, and all congeners less than

the detection limit assumed to be at the detection limit as a maximum-see also reporting form A9.

Signed s//a£s^11 Date.





Darameti lit Value

Test

Method

Sample

Date and Times

Accreditation;

Certification '"'Uncertainty

IA2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

Paniculate Matter

VOC as Total Organic Carton

(TOC)

Hydrogen chloride

Hydrogen fluoride

Carbon monoxide

Sulphur dioxide


expressed as NO2)


compounds (total)


Sb,As,Pb,Cr,Co,Cu,Mn,Ni

' and V and their compounds

(total)

Dtaxfos/furans{l-TEQ)»

DioxirHikePCBs(WHO-TEQ

Humans/Mammals)8


period


period


period


period

100 mg/m3 (average of 1Mour


period

200 mg/m3 (average of H-hour


penoo

400 mg/m3 (average of yrhour


period









no limit applies

NA

NA

NA

ND

NA

NA

NA

ND

ND

0.1392

N/A

N/A

BSEN

13284-1

BSEN

12619

BSEN

1911

US EPA

26J26A

ISO12039

BS6069-

4.1

IS010849

BSEN

14385

BSEN

13211

BSEN

14385

BSEN

1948

30/05/07 12:48-13:56

30/05/07 11:00-12:38

30/05/07 11:00-12:38

30/05/07 11:00-12:38

•

McertsMM03 149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

NA

NA

NA

0.0217

Emission

Point

Substance

/

Parameter

Emission

LimitValue

Result1

'Test

Method

[2]

Sample

DateandTimes

Accreditation/

Certification

'•'''

Uncertainty

15)

1A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2


Fish)6

DtaxMePCBs(WHQTEQ

Birds)*

Dtad

ns/f

uran

s(WHO-TEQ

Humans/Mammals)6

Dtad

ns/f

uran

s(WHO-TEQ

Fish)

6 Dioxins/fu

rans(WHO-TEQ

Birds)6

Poty

-cyd

icar

omat

ic

hydr

ocar

bons

(PAHs)Total

Anth

anth

rene

Benzo{a}anthracen8

Benzolbjfluoranthene

Benz

opcj

fluo

rant

hene

Benz

o[b]

naph

(2,1

-d}t

hiop

hene

Benzo[c]phenanthrene

Benzo[ghl]perylen8

Benzolajpyrene

Chol

anth

rene

Chiysene

Cydopenta(c,d)pyiefl8

Dibe

nzo[

ah]a

nthr

acen

8

Dibe

nzo[

a,i]

pyre

ne

Ruor

anih

ene

lndo

[1>2

,3-c

xj]p

yren

8

Naph

thal

ene

No

limi

tapplies

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tapplies

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tapplies

No

limitap

plie

s

No

limitapplies

No

limitap

plie

s

No

limitapplies

No

limitapplies

No

limitapplies

No

limi

tapplies

No

limitap

plie

s

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tapplies

No

limitapplies

No

limitap

plie

s

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limitap

plie

s

No

limitapplies

No

limitapplies

No

limitap

plie

s

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

\2] The result given is the maximum value (or the minimum value in the case of a limit that is expressed as a minimum) obtained during the reporting period,


maximum1 measured values.






[5] The uncertainty associated with the quoted result at the 95% confidence interval, unless otherwise stated.[6] The result to be reported as a range based on: All congeners less than the detection limit assumed to be zero as a minimum, and all congeners less than


Signed^^(authorised to sign as representative of Operator)




Emission Substance/ Emission Result Test Sample Accreditation/ Uncertainty 1

Point Parameter Limit Value Method Date and Times ("J Certification |:>] I

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

Particulate Matter


(TOC)

Hydrogen chloride

Hydrogen fluoride

Carbon monoxide

Sulphur dioxide


expressed as NO2)


compounds (total)

Mercuiy and its compounds

Sb, As, Pb, Cr, Co, Cu, Mn, Ni


(total)

Dbxins/furans(l-TEQ)6

CHoxin4ikePCBs(WHO-TEQ

Humans /Mammals)8

20 mj

perkx

An3 over minimum 1 hour


period


P&lOQ


penoa

100 mg/m3 (average of Vi-hour


pertou

200 mg/m3 (average of 14-hour


pentxi

400 mg/m3 (average of 1/«-hour


period





05 mg/m3 over minimum 30




No limit applies

2.68

1.2

9.38

ND

20.5

3.6

226.6

0.0067

ND

0.029

0.0825

0.0036

BSEN

13284-1

BSEN

12619

BSEN

1911

US EPA

26/26A

ISO12039

BS6069-

4.1

IS010849

BSEN

14385

BSEN

13211

BSEN

14385

BSEN

1948

09/08 09:20-10:25

09/08 0920-11:20

07/08 10:20-11:20

09/08 09:20-10:25

09/08 09:20-11:20

09/08 09:20-1120

09/08 11:20-13:20

09/08 10:50-11:55

09/08 10:50-11:55

09/08 10:50-11:55

07/08 11:58-18:07

07/08 11:58-18:07

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McerteMM03149

Mc8rtsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

Mcert8MM03149

Mcerts MM 03149

McertsMM03149

Mcerts MM 03149

Mcerts MM 03149

0.29

0.16

1.38

N/A

4.11

0.17

10.68

0.0010

N/A

0.0045

0.025

0.0011

Emission Substance

Parameter

emission

Limit Value

Result nj Test Sample Accreditation

Method Date and Times ['r) Certification

1A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

Dioxin-JikePCBs (WHO-TEQ

Fish)*

Dk»divlikePCBs (WHO-TEQ

Birds)6

Dioxins/furans (WHO-TEQ

Humans /Mammals)6

Dioxins / furans (WHO-TEQ Rsh)

8

Dioxins /furans (WHO-TEQ

Birds)6

Poly-cyclic aromatic

hydrocarbons (PAHs) Total

Arrthanthrene

Benzo{a}anthracen6

Benzo[b]fluoranth8ne

Benzo[k]fluoranttiene

Benzo[b]naph(2,1-d}thiophene


Benzo^lpeiylene

Benzo[a]pyrene

Cholanthnene

Chrysene

Cyclopenta{c,d)pyrene

Dibenzo[ah]anthracen8

Dfoenzo[a,l]pyrene

Ruoranthene

lndo[1(2,3<xflpyrene

Naphthalene

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

0.0002

0.0085

0.0987

0.0983

0.1320

0.1873

0.0078

0.0065

0.0072

0.0072

0.0066

0.0065

0.0078

0.0072

0.0072

0.0065

0.0064

0.0079

0.0086

0.0063

0.0078

0.0799

07/08 11:58-18:07

07/08 11:58-18:07

07/08 11:58-18:07

07/08 11:58-18:07

07/08 11:58-18:07

08/08 09:45-15:45

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

Meats MM 03149

McertsMM03149

0.0001

0.0026

0.0293

0.0298

0.04

0.042



maximum* measured values.









Signed .yjL/Jhrf^ Date.





Emission Substance/ Emission Resultm Test ^ Sample ^ Accreditation/ Uncertainty 1Point Parameter Limit Value Methodm Date and Timesm Certification " H |

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

Paniculate Matter

VCX; as Total Organic Carbon

(TOC)

Hydrogen chloride

Hydrogen fluoride

Carbon monoxide

Sulphur dioxide


expressed as NO2)


compounds (total)


Sb,As,Pb,Cr1CofCu,MnINi


Dioxins/furans(l-TEQ)6


Humans /Mammals)9

Dioxin-]ikePCBs(WHO-TEQ

Rsh)6


period


penoo



period



penou

200 mg/m3 (average of %4*our


penoo

400 mg/m3 (average of K-hour


period



0.05 rng/m5 over minimum 30


0.5 mgftn3 over minimum 30



maximum 8 hourperiod

No limit applies

No limit applies

1.28

0.3

10.27

ND

13.4

20.1

253.5

0.0062

ND

0.047

0.0027

0.0012

0.0001

BS EN 13284-1

BS EN 12819

BS EN 1911

USEPA26/26A

ISO12039

BS6069-4.1

IS010849

BS EN 14385

BS EN 13211

BS EN 14385

BS EN 1948

13/08 11:45-12:53

13/08 10:20-12:20

13/08 10:25-1126

13/08 10:20-12:20

13/08 12-20-14:20

13/08 1220-14:20

13/08 10:20-12:20

13/08 12:50-13:58

13/08 12:50-13:58

13/08 1250-13:58

14/08 09:30-15:45

14/08 09:30-15:45

14/08 09:30-15:45

Moots MM 03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McerfeMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

Mc8rtsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

Moots MM 03149

McertsMM03149

0.14

0.06

1.51

N/A

1.86

1.24

11.81

0.0008

N/A

0.0064

0.0008

0.0004

0.0000

Emission

Point

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

A2

MlTheresul

Substance /

Parameter

DioxirvlikePCBs(WHO-TEQ

Kids)6

Dioxins/furans(WHO-TEQ

Humans/Mammals)6

Dioxins /furans (WHO-TEQ Fish)6

Dioxins / furans (WHO-TEQ

Birds)6

Poly-cydic aromatic

hydrocarbons (PAHs) Toy

Anthanthrene

Benstfajanfluacene

Benzo[b]fluoranttiene

Benzotkjfluoranthene

BCT2O[b]napii{2,1<J}thiophen8

Benzo[c]ph8nanthrene

Ben20[ghi]pery!8fie

Befi2D[a]pyren8

Cholarrthrene

Chrysene

Cyctopentalcdjpyrene

Diben20[ahJanthracen8

Diben20[a,i]pyrene

Ftaanthene

lndo[1£3<xllpyrene

Naphthalene

t given is the maximum vak

Emission

Limit Value

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

no limn appnes

&l*h ft ■ Mill niiwtinnno uirai appnes

no until applies

No limit appTtss

No limit applies

No Omit applies

No limit applies

No Omit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

No Omit applies

No limit applies

No limit applies

NofimltappOes

No Kmit applies

je (or the minimum value in t

Result Pj

0.0027

0.0012

0.0028

0.0048

0.1048

0.0057

0.0047

0.0052

0.0052

0.0049

0.0047

0.0057

0.0052

0.0053

0.0047

0.0047

0.0058

0.0063

0.0042

0.0057

0.0266

le case of a

Test Sample

Method i?) Date and Times [z]

imitthatisext

14/08 09:30-15:45

14/08 09:30-15:45

14/08 09:30-15:45

14/08 09:30-15:45

14/08 09:30-15:45

tressed as a minimumi

Accreditation/

Certification '"'

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

obtained durina the

Uncertainty 1

0.0008

0.0009

0.0008

0.0014

0.0235

reoortina oeriod.

expressed in the same terms as the emission limit value. Where the emission limit value is expressed as a range, the result is given as the 'minimum -maximum1 measured values.

[2] Where an internationally recognised standard test method is used the reference number is given. Where another method that has been formally agreedwith the Agency is used, then the appropriate identifier is given. In other cases the principal technique is stated, e.g. gas chromatography.







Signed





Minstanc

Limit Value

Tost

Method

Sampl

Date and Ti

Accreditation,

Certification '

Uncertainty

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

Particulate Matter


(TOC)

Hydrogen chloride

Hydrogen fluoride

uaroon monoxiue

Sulphur dioxide


expressed as NO2)


compounds (total)

Mercury and Its compounds

Sb,AslPb,Cr,Co,Cu,MntNi


Dioxins/furans(l-TEQ)«

DloxiivlikePCBs(WHO-TEQ

Humans /Mammals)8

Dloxin4ikePCBs(WHO-TEQ

Rsh)«


period


penoo


period


period



penod

200 mgftn3 (average of Mi-hour


penoo

400 mg/m3 (average of 1/j-hour


period




minute, maximum B hour period



0.1 hg/m3 over minimum 6 hour,


No limit applies

No limit applies

17.72

1.5

10.83

ND

8.3

3.8

226.3

0.0066

ND

0.0391

0.0166

0.0016

0.0001

BS EN 13284-1

BS EN 12619

BS EN 1911

USEPA26/26A

ISO12039

BS6069-4.1

IS010849

BS EN 14385

BS EN 13211

BS EN 14385

BS EN 1948

09/08 09:58-10:43

08/08 10:30-12:30

09/08 12*2-13:02

08/08 15:55-16:55

08/08 10:30-12:30

08/08 10:30-12:30

08/08 10:30-12:30

09/08 10:55-12:55

08/08 10:30-12:30

08/08 10:30-12:30

07/08 09:48-15:57

07/08 09:48-15:57

07/08 09:48-15:57

McertsMM03149

McerfeMM03149

MoertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

Meats MM 03149

McectsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

MoertsMM03149

1.93

0.26

1.59

N/A

0.48

0.19

10.8

0.001

N/A

0.0061

0.006

0.0005

0.0000

Emission

Substance

/Emission

Resultl

'Test

Sample

^Accreditation/

Uncertainty

1

Point

Para

mete

rLi

mitValue

Methodm

Date

andTi

mes[

Z]Certification

iA}[b]

1A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A3

A


Bird

s)6

Dioxins/furans(WHO-TEQ

Humans/Mammals)6

Woxlns

/furans(WHO-TEQ

Fish)

6 Dtodns

/furans(WHO-TEQ

Bird

s)6

Poly-cyclicar

omat

ic

nyarocafuOfts(pahs)Total

Anth

snlh

iene

Benz

o{a}

anth

rac6

n8

Benzc{b]fluoranthene

Benz

o[k]

fluo

ranm

ene

Benzo[b]naph(2,1-<J}thtophene


Benzo[ghi]perylene

Benzo[alpyiene

Chol

anth

rene

Chiysene

Cyclopenta(cd}pyTene

Mbenzo{ah]anthrac8n8

Dibenzo(a1i]pyrene

Ruoranthene

lndo

[1^(

3-cd

]pyr

ene

Naph

thal

ene

No

limitap

plie

s

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tapplies

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tapplies

No

limitap

plie

s

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limitap

plie

s

No

limi

tapplies

No

limitap

plie

s

No

limi

tapplies

NoOmit

appl

ies

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tap

plie

s

No

limi

tap

plie

s

0.0034

0.0187

0.0186

0.0268

0.5974

0.0065

0.0054

0.006

0.006

0.0055

0.0054

0.0065

0.0060

0.0060

0.0054

0.0053

0.0066

0.0071

0.0048

0.0065

0.5084

07/0809:48-15:57

07/0809:48-15:57

07/0809:48-15:57

07/0809:48-15:57

08/0809:45-15:52

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McertsMM03149

McerfsMM03149

0.001

0.0057

0.0056

0.0081

0.1338

[1]The

result

given

isthemaximumvalue(ortheminimumvalue

inthecaseofa

limitth

atisexpressedasaminimum)obtainedduringthereportingpe

riod

,

expressed

inthesametermsastheemission

limi

tvalue.Wheretheemission

limitvalue

isexpressedasarange,there

sult

isgivenasthe'minimum-

maximum'measuredvalues.

[2]Whereanintemationally

recognisedstandardte

stmethod

isusedthereferencenumber

isgiven.Whereanothermethodth

athasbeenformallyagreed

with

theAgency

isused,thentheappropriate

identifier

isgiven.

Inothercasestheprincipaltechnique

isst

ated

,e.

g.gaschromatography.

[3] For non-continuous measurements the date and time of the sample that produced the result is given. For continuous measurements the percentage of theprocess operating time covered by the result is given.

[4] The accreditation status of the equipment and/or the monitoring organisation, as appropriate, for the methods used for both sampling and analysis.[5] The uncertainty associated with the quoted result at the 95% confidence interval, unless otherwise stated.[6] The result to be reported as a range based on: All congeners less than the detection limit assumed to be zero as a minimum, and all congeners less thanthe detection limit assumed to be at the detection limit as a maximum-see also reporting form A9.

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