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Facility Audit: Deer Park, TX - Clean Harbors

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Miscellaneous Units<br />

The <strong>Clean</strong> <strong>Harbors</strong> <strong>Deer</strong> <strong>Park</strong> facility manages hazardous waste in six miscellaneous units, three<br />

of which are authorized under the current permit, the other being a unit for which authorization is<br />

being requested.<br />

These six units are:<br />

• Railcar Unloading Area<br />

• Direct Burn Areas<br />

• Container QC Area<br />

• Continuous Mixer/B-1203 Pugmill (S & E <strong>Facility</strong>)<br />

• Rotary Reactor Feed System<br />

• PCB Shredder<br />

The first three of these units were permitted as Miscellaneous Units per a previous agreed order<br />

between the company and the Texas Water Commission. The fourth unit (the Continuous<br />

Mixer/B-1203 Pugmill) was permitted as a Miscellaneous Unit prior to construction, based upon<br />

its process function.<br />

Table IV summarizes Miscellaneous Unit data, according to Notice of Registration (NOR) Unit<br />

Number, storage or process function, waste managed in each unit, rated capacity, dimensions,<br />

and whether the unit processes or stores ignitable or incompatible wastes.<br />

A. Railcar Unloading Area<br />

The railcar unloading area is designed to accommodate two 25,000-gallon bulk liquid (or sludge)<br />

railcars during unloading operations. The combined capacity of the system at any one time is<br />

50,000 gallons (two railcars). During unloading, both railcars may be simultaneously processed.<br />

Unloaded waste material may be pumped to the adjacent tank farm or directly to the incinerators.<br />

The area is constructed of a reinforced concrete slab surrounded by a 6-inch concrete curb. A<br />

drainage trench runs through the area, and is sloped to a collection sump equipped with an<br />

automatic pump. The capacity of the drainage sump is 2,336 gallons. A level switch<br />

automatically activates the pump so that collected material can be removed immediately. This<br />

allows sufficient volume to manage rainfall. The railcar unloading area is equipped with a<br />

dedicated vent system to control emissions.<br />

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