2011 Matosinhos Data Book - Galp Energia

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10 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 GLOSSARY 11 50 Term Defi nition Unity Number of trainees in training programmes in Health, Safety and Environment Number of trainees in training programmes provided in Health, Safety and Environment Number of training programmes provided in Health and Safety Number of training programmes in Health, Safety and the Environment Represents the total number of Galp Energia trainees that attended the internal and external training activities regarding matters of Health, Safety and the Environment. Represents the total number of trainees (Galp Energia employees and service providers), who attended training activities regarding matters of Health, Safety and the Environment provided by the Safety and Environment departments. Represents the total number of training sessions regarding matters of Health and Safety provided by the Safety Department to employees and service providers. Represents the total number of different internal and external training activities regarding matters of Health, Safety and the Environment attended by employees, such as courses, seminars and other activities. Occupational diseases Refers to as illnesses caused by the activity performed by the worker or included on the list of occupational illnesses (Dec-Reg 12/80 and Decree-Law No. 248/99). Oils and Grease Corresponds to the concentration of Oils and Grease in wastewater, in accordance with the laboratory analyses conducted in the refi nery Laboratory. Particulate Matter emissions Particulate Matter emissions per Level of Activity Represents the total particulate emissions (unburned fuel, soot and incondensable matter in suspension in gas fl ows), deriving from the RFO, Natural Gas and Fuel Gas combustion in the LCP´s, in process furnaces and the AP. The emissions are determined in accordance with the formulas in the EPA Manual: Represents the total particulate emissions (unburned fuel, soot and incondensable matter in suspension in gas fl ows), deriving from the RFO, Natural Gas and Fuel Gas combustion in the LCP´s, in process furnaces and the AP. The emissions are determined in accordance with the formulas in the EPA Manual: Emissions particules = Emissions RFO + Emissions FG + Emissions GN Emissions RFO = (9,19x%S RPC + 3,22) x 0,1195 x Consumo RPC (t) P RPC (g/cm 3 ) Emissions = FG Consumption x 7,6 x 16 FG P FG (g/cm 3 ) x 10 6 Emissions GN = Consumption GN x 7,6 x 16 GN P GN (g/cm 3 ) x 10 6 Beginning April 1 st , for fi xed sources with continuous monitoring, the calculation of emissions will be switched to being conducted by the Centralised Environmental Information System (SIAC - Sistema Informação Ambiental Centralizada). Means the ratio between the particulate matter emissions, accounted for according to the contents of “Particulate matter emissions” and the load processed. Personal accidents Refers to the total number of accidents suffered by employees excluding in itinerate. Includes accidents involving fi rst aid, cases of medical treatment and accidents leading to working day losses. pH in wastewater Refers to the potential hydrogen in the wastewater from the Refi nery WWTP, through laboratory analyses conducted on them. Phenols Represents the concentration of Phenols in wastewater in accordance with the laboratory analyses conducted in the Refi nery Laboratory. Process The process includes the plant activities involving fuel consumption. The Flares and Claus Unit are included in this description. Processed Crude Represents the quantity of crude oil processed in the refi nery, supplying the units. ton MATOSINHOS REFINERY / DATA BOOK ON HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT 2011 Number of trainees Number of trainees Number of activities Number of activities Number of cases mg/L ton kg/ton Number of accidents Sorensen Scale Production Represents the quantity of each type of product produced in the Refi nery. Number of ton/ product mg/L
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 GLOSSARY 08 09 11 Term Defi nition Unity Property damaging accidents Quantity of recovered materials Refers to the total number of accidents causing damage to material goods, namely, assets, equipment, product, productivity, stoppage of production, fi nes for non-compliance with legislation or expenses of another nature, related to the accident or the person involved in the accident. Corresponds to the quantity of materials sent for recycling, such as scrap metal, packaging, paper, plastic and used oil. The Lubricants Plant is not included. Recovered Sulphur Represents in terms of mass the sulphur recovered in sulphur recovery units. This value is determined based on the refi nery mass balances, according to the load of H 2 S in the units and its purifi cation effi ciency. Recovered sulphur per load processed This is provided by the ratio between recovered sulphur, accounted for as described in the contents of “Recovered sulphur”, and the load processed. Recycled water Represents the quantity of treated water in the WWTP of Refi nery that is reuse in the water fi re network and in the service water network. RFO Consumption Consumption of Combustible Process Waste (Fuel-oil for internal consumption), for burning in LCP´s and process furnaces. Number of accidents Severity rate Number of total days lost per Number of Lost workdays injuries Number of total days lost/ number of lost workdays injuries SO 2 emissions This indicator represents the sulphur dioxide emissions arising from RFO combustion LCP´s and in process furnaces, in the AP and in the Claus Unit. The combustion emissions are calculated using the following formula: SO 2 Emissions per level of activity SO 2 = SO 2 RFO (t) = Consumption RFO (t) x % S RFO x 0,02 % S RFO represents the level of Sulphur in the RFO (See “Sulphur content in the RFO”). Emissions of SO 2 from the Fuel Gas and Natural Gas are not considered as the level of Sulphur is very close to zero. Beginning April 1 st , for fi xed sources with continuous monitoring, the calculation of emissions switched to being conducted by the Centralised Environmental Information System (SIAC - Sistema Informação Ambiental Centralizada). Means the ratio between SO 2 emissions, accounted for according to the contents of “SO 2 Emissions” and the treated load. SO 2 ”bubble” Represents the concentration of sulphur oxides in the form of sulphur dioxide, a virtual stack, weighing the various fl ow rates and concentrations of different sources, as well as their sulphur content. The formula was approved by the Portuguese Agency for the Environment, and excludes emissions from the Claus unit and Flares. Sulphur content in the RFO Means the percentage value of sulphur content in RFO. This value is determined in the laboratory, through weekly analyses on compound samples, the annual value constituting a weighted average of the mean monthly values. Total Iron Represents the concentration of Iron in wastewater in accordance with the laboratory analyses conducted in the Refi nery Laboratory. Total Suspended Solids Corresponds to the concentration of Suspended Solids in the wastewater, in accordance with the laboratory analyses conducted in the Refi nery Laboratory. Wastewater per level of activity Wastewater produced Waste produced considered solid urban waste Water consumption per level of activity Means the ratio between wastewater produced, accounted for according to the contents of “Wastewater produced” and the load processed. Involves the volume of wastewater produced. m 3 Means the quantity of domestic or similar waste produced, due to its nature or composition ton Represents the consumption of process water in the plant (captured from the Ave River), as well as water for human consumption from the Matosinhos Municipal Water and Sanitation Service MATOSINHOS REFINERY / DATA BOOK ON HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT 2011 ton ton kg/ton m 3 ton Múltiplo de t kg/ton mg/Nm 3 % mg/l mg/l m 3 /ton m 3 /ton 51 10
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