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Request for Exemption and Permit Modification for S-6008: Sewer Diversion Complex

Graves, Nick M.
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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) operates its Sewer Diversion Complex (SDC) under two relevant permits: discharges to air are controlled by Condition 5533 of LLNL’s BAAQMD permit for Source 6008, and discharges to the municipal sewer system are controlled by LLNL’s Wastewater Discharge Permit (Permit #1250). LLNL intends to modify the SDC by changing the currently permitted tanks to new models. Generally, this change will increase the volume of the tanks, update the abatement carbon system to suit the larger volume, and switch to a set of taller but thinner tanks.

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Graves, Nick M.. 2024-09-26. Request for Exemption and Permit Modification for S-6008: Sewer Diversion Complex. https://doi.org/10.2172/2448037

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