PBTs in the Northeast & P2 Opportunities for Lead Karen Thomas NEWMOA.

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PBTs in the Northeast & P2 Opportunities for Lead Karen Thomas NEWMOA

Background on the Project Analyze TRI data to determine PBT that is released or transferred in the largest amount in the NE states Identify industry sectors or product categories where chemical originates Research P2 opportunities for industry sectors or product categories identified Information to assist state TA and regional coordination efforts

Findings Lead and lead compounds are released or transferred in larger amounts than any other PBT in the northeast (1998/1999 TRI data) The following 8 2-digit SIC codes account for all lead/cmpds released or transferred in the NE 10 Metal mining28 Chemicals 30 Plastics32 Stone/glass/clay 33 Primary metals34 Fabricated metals 36 Electrical equip37 Transportation

P2 Opportunities for Lead Researched web-based resources for opportunities in the sectors identified Created a table of information about the lead- emitting technology and the P2 alternative for each sector Listed additional information for each lead technology/alternative and the web reference Report on NEWMOA website: (under “other PBTs”)

Example of Table for Metal Mining Lead-emitting TechnologyP2 Improvement or Alternative Two-step sintering and blasting in a lead smelting furnace One-step, continuous “QSL Process” to smelt lead sulfide concentrates, lead sulfate and mixed oxide sulfate secondaries Open operations, wet scrubbers and electrostatic precipitators used in lead smelting Doghouse enclosures and fabric filters Lead-based thread compounds used on drill pipe Zinc-based thread compounds

Metal Mining “Additional Information” section Process Improvements for Smelters Use of doghouse enclosures where appropriate and preference to fabric filters over wet scrubbers or wet electrostatic precipitators. (“Lead and Zinc Smelting,” P2 and Abatement Handbook, World Bank Group, /64_leadz.pdf Missouri’s Doe Run lead smelter is implementing changes to further control fugitive emissions from the blast furnace and refinery portions of the smelter. From the St. Louis Business Journal, 8/1/02: “the improvements included installing a new air filter system to reduce air emissions; additional building enclosures, and completely enclosing the blast furnace/dross paint building.” (contact Tony Petruska, EPA Region 7 Air, RCRA and Toxics,

Example of Table for Fabricated Metal Products Lead-emitting TechnologyP2 Improvement or Alternative Lead-based primer for manufacture of ammunition Lead-free primer Lead bulletsBullets made of tungsten/polymer, tungsten iron and steel shot shells Lead solder for manufacture of copper and steel radiators Lead-free solder Molten lead annealing for wire manufacture Induction heating in inert atmosphere

Conclusions A few P2 technologies exist for most of the sectors researched – 22 in the table Lead P2 opps difficult to find in web-based P2 resources Certain programs in the region have expertise in lead reduction in specific industry sectors Regionally, SIC 36 Electrical Equip and 33 Primary Metals may offer best options for coordination – Largest number of NE states – Largest quantities released/transferred/recycled – Available P2 options