VOC Directive 1999/13/EC: The German Approach to Simplification of the Reduction Scheme: Simplified Verification of Compliance Contents: Simplified Verification.

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VOC Directive 1999/13/EC: The German Approach to Simplification of the Reduction Scheme: Simplified Verification of Compliance Contents: Simplified Verification Schemes Reasons Practice

Dr. Heinz Baumgarten Section Air Pollution Control in the Ministry of Urban Development and Environment in Hamburg In charge for enforcement of the VOC Directive in Hamburg Participation as member of national ad-hoc working group on implementation of VOC Directive in Germany Dr. Richard Schlachta Section Air Pollution Control in Bavarian State Ministry of the Environment and Public Health Responsible for enforcement of VOC Directive in Bavaria Participation as member of national ad-hoc working group on implementation of VOC Directive in Germany

Idea of Usage of a Simplified Verification Scheme Designed for coating installations applying to specific reduction scheme (Annex II B No 2) Simplification of verification of compliance for small installations = generally coating installations not requiring an environmental permit = solvent consumption < 15 tons / year (required permission according to German law) Idea: Application of materials with a low solvent content where compliance to target values is guaranteed

VOC values apply solely to ready to use coatings and Low solvent content VOC content = Mass of VOC expressed in grams/litre [g/l] in the formulation of the product in its ready to use condition That means: VOC ratio is referred to coating volume without water Determination referring on ISO 11890-1 and 2 VOC content [g/l] = (mass volatile parts – mass of water)/(volume coating substance – volume water) See Deco Paint Ordinance 2004/42/EC of 21.04.2004 Mass content of VOC: e.g. weight percentage of VOC in a ready to use product VOC values apply solely to ready to use coatings and individual coatings or substances They are not to be interpreted as composite parameters for all substances used.

Simplified Verification Schemes No. of installation according to Annex I Requirements according to a „simplified verification“ Other printing processes, rotary screen printing (No 1.3) Only input of printing colours, clear-coatings, adhesives, auxiliaries with a maximum solvent mass content of < 10 % Installations without requirement of an environmental permit (< 15 tons /year) of No 6 for serial coating of cars, truck cabins, vans and trucks, buses or trains as well as installation of No 8 on coating of other coating of metal, plastics (<15 tons/year) Only coating products with a VOC-value  250 g/l as well as cleaning agents with < 20 weight% of VOC‘s Vehicle refinishing (No 6) without requirement of an environmental permit (<15 tons/year) Only input substances may not exceed certain VOC limit values (see separate table) Wood and plastic lamination (No 15) as well as adhesive coating No 16 all without requirement of an environmental permit Only input of adhesives and primers with a maximum VOC value < 5 weight%

Maximum VOC content limit values for vehicle refinishing Product VOC [g/l] Gun wash 850 Grinding fillers 540 (1) Pre-cleaner 200 Wet-in-wet fillers 540 (2) Bodyfillers/stoppers 250 One layer-uni-topcoat 420 Wash primers 780 Base-coat General primers Clear-coat 420 (3) Fillers Special finishes 840 (3) (4) 1) From 01.01.2010: <250; 2) From 01.01.2010: <420; 3) From 01.01.2010 adaption to the best available techniques; 4) Ratio of special finishes: ≤10 % Actual adoptions in discussion because of realizability! Note: Decopaint Ordinance has no strengthening from 2010

a) Exclusive coatings with VOC content value  250 g/l and Simplified verification for installations No 8.1 „other metal- and plastic coating: a) Exclusive coatings with VOC content value  250 g/l and b) Exclusive cleaners with a mass content of < 20 weight%

Example: Substitution of a solvent borne base coat by a water base coat: Calculation of VOC content a) Conventional base coat Solid 15 weight% (= non volatile parts), solvent 85 weight%, density (s) of applicable coating: 1 g/cm3, weight ration of water in %: 0 VOC value (g/l) = (850 g – 0 g)/(1 l – 0 l) = 850 g/l   b) For comparison: VOC content water base coat: Content of solid 15 weight% (= non volatile parts), solvent 5 weight%, density (s): 1,0 g/cm3, mass ration of water in %: 80 VOC value (g/l) = (850 g – 800 g)/(1 l – 0,80 l) = 250 g/l

Simplified verification for installations No 9 Simplified verification for installations No 9.1 “coating of wood with solvent consumption < 15 t/year”: a) Coating of plane parts: Exclusive coatings with a VOC content value  250 g/l, b) Coating of other surfaces: Exclusive coating with a VOC content value  450 g/l and c) Water based woodstains with a VOC content value  300 g/l

Example: Substitution of a solvent borne woodstain by a water based woodstain: VOC content solvent borne woodstain: Content of solids 5 weight% (= non-fugitive parts nfa), part of solvent 95 weight%, density (s): 0,9 g/cm3, part of the mass of water in % (mw): 0 VOC value (g/l) = (100 – nfa – mw)*s*10 = (100 – 5 –0)*0,9*10= 855 g/l   VOC content water borne woodstain: Content of solids 5 weight% (= non-fugitive parts nfa), parts of solvent 25 weight%, density (s): 1,0 g/cm3, content of water in % (mw): 70 (100 – 5 –70)*1,0*10= 250 g/l

No annual solvent mass balance necessary Advantages „Simplified Verification“ for small installation without environmental authorisation = Section C Annex IV 31. BImSchV Input of coatings with limited VOC contend value: The best and cheapest way to comply with the requirements of the 31. BImSchV Lowest effort for operators and authorities No annual solvent mass balance necessary No verification necessary Usage limited to small installations where no authorisation is necessary Simplification for operators and authorities

Use in Praxis Operators that apply a simplified reduction scheme are required to submit to the competent authority a legally binding declaration indicating that they are using solvent-free or low-solvent substances (referring to different types of installations) Deadline for existing installations: 31.10.2005; immediately upon going into operation for new installations. Qualified operational documentation necessary over type and quantity of inputs with VOC content value; deposition of these documents near the installation at least 5 years The VOC content limits relate to the individual useable coating material (no sum parameter or average over all coating materials)

Example of a declaration ........................................................... (Address responsible authority) ........................................................... Legally binding declaration according to reduction scheme Annex IV C („simplified verification“) No ... in conjunction with § 5 (7) of 31. BImSchV Dear Sir and Madame, We are operating an installation without the requirement of an environmental permit for.......................... according to Annex I, No ...., of 31. BImSchV at our site................................................ Relating to § 4 sentence 2 of 31. BImSchV we have decided on application of the reduction scheme according to Annex IV C („simplified verification scheme“), No ....... In case of our installation only substances with the following maximum VOC content referred on Annex VI C No .... of 31. BImSchV will be applied. The VOC values refer on ready to use coating including the dilution recommended by producer:

Installation/Activity according to Annex I Max. VOC content Tick where applicable 1.3 Other printing processes, rotary screen printing printing colours, clear-coatings, adhesives and auxiliaries < 10 weight% 4.1 – 4.5 Serial coating of cars, truck cabins, vans and trucks, buses or trains a) Coating products: b) Cleaning agents: a)  250 g/l b)  20 weight% 8.1 Coating of other coating of metal, plastics 9.1 Coating of wood a) Coating of plane parts b) Coating of other surfaces c) Water based woodstains a) 250 g/l b) 450 g/l c) 300 g/l 13.1 Wood and plastic lamination Adhesives and primers < 5 weight% 14.1 Adhesive coating

According to § 5 (7) of 31. BImSchV we declare binding that we will apply the reduction scheme [in case of new installations/essential changes: from now on; in case of existing installations: from 01.11.2005] and permanent. The necessary documentation of the applied coating materials will be carried out and can be shown to the responsible authority upon request. Please, inform us if you accept our binding declaration. Best regards Location, date and signature of legal authorized representative of the company