Division Applicability
United Kingdom
The applicability is restricted to cases where an odour nuisance at sensitive receptors is expected and/or has been substantiated.
Notes on Division 1.2
Footnotes
- f1
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Monitoring frequencies may be reduced if the emission levels are proven to be sufficiently stable.
- f2
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In the case of batch discharge less frequent than the minimum monitoring frequency, monitoring is carried out once per batch.
- f3
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The monitoring only applies when the substance concerned is identified as relevant in the waste water inventory mentioned in BAT 3.
- f4
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In the case of an indirect discharge to a receiving water body, the monitoring frequency may be reduced if the downstream waste water treatment plant abates the pollutants concerned.
- f5
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Either TOC or COD is monitored. TOC is the preferred option, because its monitoring does not rely on the use of very toxic compounds.
- f6
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The monitoring applies only in the case of a direct discharge to a receiving water body.
- f7
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Monitoring frequencies may be reduced if the emission levels are proven to be sufficiently stable.
- f8
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The monitoring only applies when the substance concerned is identified as relevant in the waste gas stream based on the inventory mentioned in BAT 3.
- f9
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Instead of EN 1948-1, sampling may also be carried out according to CEN/TS 1948-5.
- f10
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The odour concentration may be monitored instead.
- f11
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The monitoring of NH3 and H2S can be used as an alternative to the monitoring of the odour concentration.
- f12
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The monitoring only applies when solvent is used for cleaning the contaminated equipment.