1 / 17

2004 SIP Summit A RCHITECTURAL C OATINGS AND S OLVENT C LEANING January 14, 2004

2004 SIP Summit A RCHITECTURAL C OATINGS AND S OLVENT C LEANING January 14, 2004. Outline. Background Emission inventory Existing measures SIP strategies Other possible measures. What are Architectural Coatings?.

debragentry
Download Presentation

2004 SIP Summit A RCHITECTURAL C OATINGS AND S OLVENT C LEANING January 14, 2004

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. 2004 SIP Summit ARCHITECTURALCOATINGSANDSOLVENT CLEANING January 14, 2004

  2. Outline • Background • Emission inventory • Existing measures • SIP strategies • Other possible measures

  3. What are Architectural Coatings? • Coatings applied to stationary structures and their appurtenances, including: • Paints • Stains • Industrial maintenance coatings • Traffic coatings • Does not include aerosol paints

  4. What is Solvent Cleaning? • Removal of contaminants, using solvents • Traditionally high-VOC organic solvents • New technology allows for use of low-VOC aqueous solvents

  5. District and ARB Roles • Local districts adopt measures to further reduce emissions • ARB assists districts in identifying most effective rules • ARB developed architectural coatings SCM to promote statewide uniformity

  6. Water-borne 42% Statewide Architectural CoatingsROG Emissions - 2010 90 tons per day Solvent-borne 50% Thinning and cleanup 8%

  7. Cold Cleaning 72% Hand wiping 27% Vapor Degreasing 1% Statewide Cleaning SolventsROG Emissions - 2010 40 tons per day

  8. Existing Measures - Local Districts • Local rules for: • Architectural coatings • Degreasers • Other solvent cleaning • Permit limits for VOC and toxic emissions • National rule for halogenated solvents

  9. Architectural CoatingsEmissions Trends

  10. SIP Strategies • Architectural coatings • SCAQMD • Other districts • Solvent cleaning • SCAQMD • Other districts

  11. ARB Assistance and Oversight • ARB is facilitating district rules comparison for many categories, including solvent cleaning • ARB will update architectural coatings SCM

  12. Process to UpdateSuggested Control Measure • Survey architectural coating manufacturers • Conduct technology assessments • Conduct thorough public process

  13. Architectural Coating Surveys • Hundreds of manufacturers • Thousands of products • Data verification • Follow-up • Re-survey in 2005 to capture reformulated products

  14. Technology Assessments • Dozens of product categories • Identify technologies available to formulate lower-polluting products • Survey data, literature searches, meetings with industry and other agencies, performance testing

  15. Public Process • Coordinate with districts • Meet with industry • Multiple public workshops • Staff report and update Program EIR

  16. Other Possible Strategies • Reactivity-based limits • Clean-up solvent limits

  17. Summary • Local districts adopt these control measures • ARB provides districts technical assistance • SCM development is multi-year effort that helps districts and industry

More Related