What obligations exist for Perchloroethylene and Methylene Chloride?
A No obligation to substitute exists. However to achieve permit status the following emission standards will need to be achieved: Perchloroethylene 3 parts per million Methylene Chloride 6 parts per million n-Propyl Bromide would be 50 parts per million. Q Is there a final deadline to achieve the emissions target? A Yes. The absolute deadline is 31 st October 2007. Q What happens if I change my existing equipment or substantially change my process? A Under these circumstances you would need to comply with SED with immediate effect. You should take specialist advice before considering changes to avoid any difficulties. Q Can I delay, awaiting DEFRA guidance? A Don’t be misled by misinformation. Some suppliers promote this idea but guidance is available. A recent guidance document can be viewed on: www.defra.gov.uk/environment/airquality/lapc/default.htm Also see www.defra.gov.uk/environment/airquality/lapc/aqnotes/aq09(04).htm Statutory Instruments already exist to allow prosecution if
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