EMISION STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS. …

Part-financed by the European Union (European Regional Development FundPlasTEP training course and Summer school 2011 Warsaw / SzczecinSaulius Vasarevicius, VGTUEMISION STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTV alid EU directives Directive 96/62/EB Due to ambient air quality evaluation and management 1996 september 27 d. Directive 1999/30/EB Due to sulphur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, Nitrogen oxides, particulate matter, and lead limit values in ambient air 1999 april 22 d. Directive 2000/69/EB Due to benzene and carbon monoxide Limit values in ambient air 2000 nowember 16 d. Directive 2002/3/EB Due to ozone in ambient air 2002 february 12 d. Directive 2004/107/EB Due to arsenic, cadmium, mercury, nickeland policyclic aromatic compounds in ambient air 2004 december 15 : pollution from large combustion plants(november 11, 2001)This directive applies to combustion plants (technical apparates in which fuels are oxidised in order to use the heat thus generated) with a rated thermal inputequal to or greater than 50 MW, irrespective of type of fuel usedTo reduce the annual emissions of SO2, NOx, from existing plants and to lay down limit values for SO2 , NOx and PM in the case of new plants3 PlasTEPSO2 NOxVOCNH3 Europeanunion (15 countries)3 85065196 510 3 110 France3758101050780 Germany5201051995550UK58511671200297 Spain746847662353 National emissions ceilings to reach in 2010 (in kilotonnes)4 PlasTEP APPLICATIONS:Municipal W)

Directive : pollution from large combustion plants (november 11, 2001) This directive applies to combustion plants (technical apparates in which fuels

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