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Emissions
Modeling
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Inventory Development
featuring
Emission Master®
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Emissions Accountant® |
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Renaissance Newark Airport
Hotel
1000 Spring Street
Elizabeth, NJ 07201
Telephone: 908-436-4600
Renaissance Web Site |
Date:
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May 24 & May 25, 2011
8:15 am - 4:30 pm
$950 - Two day workshop
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Price
includes course plus lunch and assumes
that attendee will bring his or her own notebook computer to
use at the workshop. |
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May 24 The first day of the workshop
will include a basic understanding of process modeling
concepts as well as a comprehensive orientation of Emission
Master & Emissions Accountant Software. We will review the
different process models that are available and how they
should be applied in a number of modeling situations.
Many of the special tools (vent path changer, control device
abnormality analysis, and others) will be studied.
Emissions Accountant emissions inventory concepts will be
presented and attendees will get to see how process
information, production data, and analysis reporting can
work together for emissions inventory management purposes.
May 25 During the second day of the
workshop we will dive into process modeling in much more
detail than was permitted on day one. Attendees will
have an opportunity to model several different types of
processes and be exposed to a wide range of modeling
challenges. A major objective will be to be able to go
from a basic process recipe batch sheet to a fully developed
Emission Master model. Chemical process modeling, tank
farm operations, and combustion operations are well within
the scope of Day 2. As process models are created then
they will be taken into Emissions Accountant where
production data will be entered and an end of year emissions
inventory will be developed.
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Course
Description |
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"This training seminar provided a 'hands-on' chance for new
and experienced users to explore the intricacies of the
equations and their use in modeling. I also enjoyed
the opportunity for direct interaction with the creators of
this innovative emission modeling program." |
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Karen DeWyse |
If you are new or experienced at using Emission Master and Emissions
Accountant (or if you are considering purchasing these programs) - then
this course is for you. By the end of the day attendees will have a
commanding knowledge of the software and be able to model processes
under a number of scenarios as well as manage site wide air emissions
inventory data.
Emission Master
The first part of the course will focus on developing a keen
understanding of modeling chemical processes for making air emission
calculations. All of the official EPA equations will be reviewed and a
basic understanding of the theory behind the equations developed.
Persons attending the course will apply this knowledge through hands-on
experience using Emission Master software. A break down of Emission Master and all associated
files and databases will be explained.
Emissions Accountant
The task of managing air emissions inventory data will be presented in
the second part of the course. Moving emissions data from Emission
Master to Emissions Accountant will be demonstrated for modeled
processes. Once Emissions Accountant has been populated with air
emissions data, the program will be used to analyze chemical processes
using a broad collection of analysis and reporting tools. Developing
emissions inventory data for SARA Title III, Title V, PTE and other
federal and state requirements will be discussed and illustrated. The
principles taught in this phase of the course will be re-enforced
through hands on experience.
Course
Outline (Tentative)
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8:00 - 8:30 |
Registration and get acquainted |
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8:30 - 10:00 |
Theory behind modeling chemical
processes.
• Basic Process Operations and Modeling Equations: (Filling, Gas
Sweep, Vacuum, Gas Evolution, Depressurization, Heating, etc.)
• Other Operations
- Factor Based Charge, Reactions, Combustion, Emission Factor, etc.
• Assumptions |
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10:00 - 10:20 |
Morning Break |
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10:20 - 12:00 |
Emission Master software.
• Using standard process models.
• Modeling complex operations.
• Databases and associated resource files.
• Reports and other data output capabilities.
• Other utilities (Tank Farm Import, Control Device Abnormality
Analysis, etc.) |
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12:00 - 1:00 |
Lunch Break
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1:00 - 2:00 |
Emissions Inventory Development
• Modeling on or more process examples
• Using resources ( Vessel Inspector, Control Device Changer,
Compound Swap, and other resources) |
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2:00 - 3:00 |
Emissions Accountant
• Transferring emissions data
from Emission Master to Emissions Accountant
• Taking Emissions Accountant through the paces.
• Reports (Report Classification Sets, Process and Production
Permits, Process Permit Reports, Equipment Permits, PTE, etc) |
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3:00 - 3:20 |
Afternoon Break |
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3:20 - 4:30 |
Putting it all together
• Setting up implementation strategies with the plant site
environment.
• LAN installations and different configurations
• Future development plans for Emission Master and Emissions
Accountant
• Ongoing user support through web tutorial files, telephone
conversation, web sessions.
• Feedback session |
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Mitchell Scientific, Inc.
PO Box 2605 Westfield, NJ 07091-2605, U.S.A.
TEL. (908) 654-9779 FAX:(908) 654-9788 |
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