JAMES E. VAN BLARICUM

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JAMES E. VAN BLARICUM 10th May 2008, 15:35
SIGNAL OIL AND GAS

In response to the April 2000 NODA, EPA received comments from an ester-based SBF manufacturer that EPA should create an incentive for operators to use ester-based SBFs by basing the ROC limitation for ester-based SBFs on baseline solids control equipment (e.g., primary and secondary shale shakers, fines removal unit) (Docket No. W-98-26, Record No. IV.A.a.7). In late comments, this same commentor claimed that a ROC limitation based on any cuttings dryer technology would not provide any incentive for the use of ester-based SBFs (Docket No. W-98- 26, Record No. IV.A.a.38). Further, they argued that the superior laboratory performance of these ester base fluids in terms of sediment toxicity and biodegradation justifies allowing them to be discharged with a ROC limitation based on baseline solids control equipment.
JAMES E. VAN BLARICUM

EPA estimates that a ROC BAT limitation based on the baseline solids control equipment is above 15.3%. While EPA is willing to expand the technology basis to allow the use of less effective cuttings dryers for ester-based SBFs (e.g., squeeze press, High-G linear shakes), EPA is unwilling to entirely abandon the use of cuttings dryers for ester-based SBF drilling operations. EPA is unwilling to set a higher ROC limitation for SBFs with the environmental performance of ester-based SBFs based on baseline solids control technology because the environmental improvement resulting from the use of improved solids control technology (i.e., cuttings dryers) outweighs the incremental ester
laboratory sediment toxi city and biodegradation performance over internal olefins. Cuttings dryers promote pollution prevention through increased re-use of drilling fluids and prevent significant amounts

JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Slant wellSlant-hole technique
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - bridge
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Stripping the wellStrks
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - emulsion mud
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - iron oxide
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - three-component seismic data
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - moveable hydrocarbons
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - cementing pump
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - in situ combustion
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - bond log
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Zone isolation
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - huff and puff
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - snubbing
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Right-of-way
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - drop ball
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - hydrofluoric-hydrochloric acid
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - FISHING TOOLS
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - primary migration
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - complete a well
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - casing cutter
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - heel
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - propagation constant
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - SCAT
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - directional well
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Cam
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - RFT
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Shaped-charge perforation
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - DOG FT
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - bottomhole circulating temperature
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - impedance
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - whipstock
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - astern
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - PLATFORMATE
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - pulling unit
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - master bushing
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - sandstone
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - diatomaceous earth
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Ricker wavelet
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - geophone
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - biostratigraphy
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - summation of fluids method
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - CIRCLE JACK
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - flowline manifold
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - far water
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Wild well
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - EMINENT DOMAIN
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - proppant
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Taylor bubbles
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - stock tank barrel
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - DRILL BIT, DIAMOND
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - drill pipe
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - frac gun
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - reefal
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - polyphosphates
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - casing bowl
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - true-amplitude recovery
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Stabber
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - jug
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - AIR CHAMBER
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Yd3
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Squnch joint
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Vug
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - inhibited acid
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - OFF THE SHELF
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - perforating acid
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - embrittlement
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - geologist
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - sound
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Screen pipe
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - bull gear
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - numerical reservoir simulation
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - intake valve
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - catenary Curve
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Stop-and-waste valve
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - velocity layering
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - limestone porosity unit
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - hydrocione
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - AGA
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Rig, push-down
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - IO
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - pump submergence
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - DEVELOPMENT WELLS
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - sour crude oil
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - beneficiation
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Stuck point
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - PRIVATE BRAND DEALER
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - wet gas
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - acoustic emission
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - AGC time constant
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - relative filtrate volume
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - pass
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - profile testing
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - submersible drilling rig
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - surface shut-in
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - pick-up
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Seaterminal
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - fluid flow
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - broadside array
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - marine
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - flow unit
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - yield stress
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - difference map
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - shear modulus
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Straddle packer
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - LGS
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - mud return line
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - seal receptacle
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - saturation exponent
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - probe
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - cable-tool drilling
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - nipple up
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - GAS, LIQUEFIED PETROLEUMGAS, UNASSOCIATED
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - impending blowout
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Wireline wiper
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - CELLAR, WELLHEAD
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - apparent anisotropy
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Washover
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - stearate
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - SV-wave
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - time-lapse seismic data
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - air-cut mud
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Stripper tower, sour-water
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - DUMPBOX
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - hot tapping
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - reservoir-drive mechanisms
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - copper carbonate
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - BRAKE HORSEPOWER (S.H.P.)
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - scratcher
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - overmature
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - decontaminants
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Stud duck
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - Densilog
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - laminar flow
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - bel
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - corkscrew hole
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - T2
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - test separator
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - mill
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - lag
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - downhole receiver
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - contact time
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - molecule
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - knockout
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - hp
JAMES VAN BLARICUM - bright spot
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