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INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL PRETREATMENT INDUSTRIAL PRETREATMENT (IPP) ( ) Authority for IPP is found in: * 40CFR Part 403 (Federal Program) * Michigan Part 23 Rules Michigan Part 23 Rules (Michigan Program) WHAT DOES IPP DO? WHAT DOES


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INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL PRETREATMENT INDUSTRIAL PRETREATMENT (IPP) ( )

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Authority for IPP is found in: * 40CFR Part 403 (Federal Program) * Michigan Part 23 Rules Michigan Part 23 Rules (Michigan Program)

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WHAT DOES IPP DO? WHAT DOES IPP DO?

* Regulates non-domestic di h discharges * Establishes General and Specific discharge Prohibitions * Establishes Local Legal * Establishes Local Legal Authority, the Sewer Use Ordinance

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APPLICABILITY OF IPP REQUIREMENTS REQUIREMENTS

* General and Specific Discharge General and Specific Discharge Prohibitions apply to any Industrial Discharge Discharge * Other IPP Requirements apply to POTW’s and Industrial Users that meet POTW s and Industrial Users that meet criteria contained in IPP regulations

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GENERAL and SPECIFIC DISCHARGE PROHIBITIONS * Apply to all non-domestic Users * Prohibits discharges that: g

  • create a fire or explosion

hazard (flash point < 140F) hazard (flash point < 140F)

  • create a corrosive condition

(pH < 5)

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GENERAL and SPECIFIC GENERAL and SPECIFIC PROHIBITIONS (cont.)

  • cause flow obstruction due to

solid or viscous pollutants solid or viscous pollutants

  • cause interference with POTW,

i l di hi h BOD including high BOD.

  • inhibit biological activity due to

g y excess heat (> 104F at the POTW)

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GENERAL and SPECIFIC PROHIBITIONS (Cont.)

i t f d t t l

  • interference due to petroleum
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  • cause acute worker health and

safety problems safety problems

  • trucked waste except at

designated locations

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CRITERIA TO DEVELOP AN IPP? CRITERIA TO DEVELOP AN IPP?

Federal Program Federal Program * POTW’s WITH A FLOW GREATER THAN 5 MGD, and * RECEIVE POLLUTATNTS FROM * RECEIVE POLLUTATNTS FROM INDUSTRIAL USERS (IU) THAT RESULT IN PASS THROUGH OR INTERFERENCE Michigan Program * FLOW LESS THAN 5 MGD, and * RECEIVES POLLUTANTS FROM IU THAT * RECEIVES POLLUTANTS FROM IU THAT RESULTS IN PASS THROUGH OR INTERFERENCE

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INDUSTRIAL USERS INDUSTRIAL USERS

* CATEGOTICAL INDUSTRIAL USERS (CIU) CIU’ li d i F d l l i A di h f CIU i

  • CIU’s are listed in Federal regulation. A discharge from a CIU is

presumed to cause pass through or interference. Any discharge from a CIU means the POTW needs to develop a complete IPP.

  • Must be permitted by the POTW

p y * SIGNIFICANT INDUSTRIAL USERS (SIU)

  • Discharges 25,000 GPD or more, or
  • Discharge more than 5% of Dry weather flow, or
  • Has the potential to adversely affecting the POTW’s operation
  • Must be permitted if the POTW is required to developed an IPP
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CATEGORICAL INDUSTRIES CATEGORICAL INDUSTRIES

  • Aluminum Forming
  • Battery Manufacture
  • Foundries
  • Nonferrous Metals Forming & Metal

Battery Manufacture

  • Canned Fruits & Vegetables
  • Carbon Black
  • Centralized Waste Treatment
  • Coil Coating

CAFO’ Nonferrous Metals Forming & Metal Powders

  • Nonferrous Metals Manufacturing
  • Oil & Gas Extraction
  • Organic Chemicals, Plastics & Synthetic

Fibers

  • CAFO’s
  • Copper Forming
  • Electrical Components
  • Electroplating
  • Fertilizer Manufacturing

Fibers

  • Paint Formulating
  • Paving & Roofing Materials
  • Pesticide Chemicals Manufacturing,

Formulating & Packaging

  • Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

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  • Grain Mills Manufacturing
  • Ink Formujlating
  • Inorganic Chemicals
  • Iron & Steel Manufacturing
  • Leather Tanning
  • Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
  • Porcelain Enameling
  • Pulp, Paper & Paperboard
  • Rubber Manufacturing
  • Soaps & Detergent Manufacturing
  • Leather Tanning
  • Metal Finishing
  • Steam Electric Power Generating
  • Transportation Equipment Cleaning
  • Waste Combustors
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YOU NEED AN IPP, NOW WHAT? NOW WHAT?

* Develop Legal Authority, Sewer Use Ordinance p g y * Develop Local Discharge Limits * Issues Discharge Permits * C d t A l I ti * Conduct Annual Inspections * Insure Permitted Industrial User meet their Compliance Monitoring Requirements * Prepare and submit Annual Report to DNRE.

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Summary Summary

  • Some IPP requirements are self

Some IPP requirements are self implementing and apply to all Industrial

  • Discharges. These are the General and

g Specific Prohibitions.

  • IPP program development requirements

p g p q apply to POTW’s that receive a discharge from a Categorical Industry or a discharge th t i t f ith POTW that causes interference with POTW

  • peration.