Minimum Maximum Discharge Duration (hrs/day) pH (s.u.) Check here if requesting a waiver from any of the analytical data requirements above. If requesting a waiver, please provide justification for each applicable parameter. SECTION III DISCHARGE INFORMATION (cont.) – Outfall 007 - Complete Section III.H if miscellaneous discharges of wastewaters including desalinization H. unit discharge, diatomaceous earth filter media, blowout preventer fluid, uncontaminated ballast water, uncontaminated bilge water, mud, cuttings, and cement at the seafloor, uncontaminated freshwater, uncontaminated seawater, boiler blowdown, source water and sand, and excess cement slurry are contributing sources of wastewater at this facility. wastewater associated with the process of creating freshwater from Desalinization unit discharge: seawater. Filter media used to filter seawater or other authorized completion Diatomaceous Earth Filter Media: fluids that are subsequently washed from the filter. fluid used to actuate the hydraulic equipment on the blowout preventer Blowout Preventer Control Fluid: or subsea production wellhead assembly. uncontaminated surface water used to maintain proper draft or to stabilize drilling or Ballast Water: workover vessels. water that accumulates in the bilge area of drilling or workover vessels. Bilge Water: discharges which occur at the seafloor prior to installation Muds, Cuttings, and Cement at the Seafloor: of the marine riser and during marine riser disconnect and well abandonment and plugging operations. freshwater which is discharged without the addition of chemicals. Included Uncontaminated Freshwater: are: (1) discharges of excess freshwater that permit the continuous operation of fire control and utility lift pumps, (2) excess freshwater from pressure maintenance and secondary recovery projects, (3) water released during the training and testing of personnel in fire protection. is seawater which is returned to the sea without the addition of chemicals. Uncontaminated Seawater: Included are: (1) discharges of excess seawater which permit the continuous operation of fire control and utility lift pumps, (2) excess seawater from pressure maintenance and secondary recovery projects, (3) water released during the training and testing of personnel in fire protection, and (4) once through, noncontact cooling water which has not been treated with biocides.
Minimum Maximum Discharge Duration (hrs/day) pH (s.u.) Check here if requesting a waiver from any of the analytical data requirements above. If requesting a waiver, please provide justification for each applicable parameter. SECTION III – DISCHARGE INFORMATION (cont.) H. Outfall 007 - Complete Section III.H if miscellaneous discharges of wastewaters including desalinization unit discharge, diatomaceous earth filter media, blowout preventer fluid, uncontaminated ballast water, uncontaminated bilge water, mud, cuttings, and cement at the seafloor, uncontaminated freshwater, uncontaminated seawater, boiler blowdown, source water and sand, and excess cement slurry are contributing sources of wastewater at this facility. Desalinization unit discharge: wastewater associated with the process of creating freshwater from seawater. Diatomaceous Earth Filter Media: Filter media used to filter seawater or other authorized completion fluids that are subsequently washed from the filter. Blowout Preventer Control Fluid: fluid used to actuate the hydraulic equipment on the blowout preventer or subsea production wellhead assembly. Ballast Water: uncontaminated surface water used to maintain proper draft or to stabilize drilling or workover vessels. Bilge Water: water that accumulates in the bilge area of drilling or workover vessels. Muds, Cuttings, and Cement at the Seafloor: discharges which occur at the seafloor prior to installation of the marine riser and during marine riser disconnect and well abandonment and plugging operations. Uncontaminated Freshwater: freshwater which is discharged without the addition of chemicals. Included are: (1) discharges of excess freshwater that permit the continuous operation of fire control and utility lift pumps, (2) excess freshwater from pressure maintenance and secondary recovery projects, (3) water released during the training and testing of personnel in fire protection. Uncontaminated Seawater: is seawater which is returned to the sea without the addition of chemicals. Included are: (1) discharges of excess seawater which permit the continuous operation of fire control and utility lift pumps, (2) excess seawater from pressure maintenance and secondary recovery projects, (3) water released during the training and testing of personnel in fire protection, and (4) once through, noncontact cooling water which has not been treated with biocides.
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