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Environmental Impact Assessment of Jiangxi Baisheng Fine Chemical's Co., Ltd.'s 10,000-ton annual polyamide and other new materials construction project
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2019-02-26
Project Overview: This project has a total investment of 39 million yuan and is located in the National Jinggangshan Economic and Technological Development Zone.
Core Tip: I. Brief Description of the Construction Project This project has a total investment of 39 million yuan and is located in the National Jinggangshan Economic and Technological Development Zone. This project has an annual output of 5000t of polyamide (including
I. Brief Description of the Construction Project
This project has a total investment of 39 million yuan and is located in the National Jinggangshan Economic and Technological Development Zone. The annual output of this project is 5000t of polyamide (including 1000t each of ketimine polyamide and solvent-based polyamide, 3000t of high-solid-content polyamide), 1000t each of modified amine and naphthalenesulfonic acid amine, and 3000t of polyether amine. The project operates 300 days a year, and the main raw and auxiliary materials can be purchased from the market.
Evaluation Undertaking Unit: Nanchang University
II. Overview of the Potential Environmental Impacts of the Construction Project
The main air pollution sources of this project are the flue gas from the heat transfer oil furnace. Water pollution sources mainly include wastewater from production process washing, flue gas scrubbing water, ground washing wastewater, and domestic sewage. Solid waste mainly includes filter residue, waste kaolin, water treatment sludge, coal ash, desulfurization slag, and domestic garbage. Noise mainly comes from the noise generated by equipment such as blowers and induced draft fans.
III. Key Points of Countermeasures and Measures to Prevent or Reduce Adverse Environmental Impacts
1. The flue gas from the heat transfer oil furnace is treated by cyclone dust removal + hemp stone water film cyclone dust removal and desulfurization device, and then discharged through a chimney 30m high. The treated waste gas is discharged through the chimney to meet the standards. The impact of external waste gas on the environment is relatively small.
2. Wastewater. After neutralization + flocculation sedimentation + biological contact oxidation treatment, the production wastewater is discharged through the sewage pipeline to meet the standards. Domestic sewage is discharged through the sewage pipeline to meet the standards after septic tank + biological contact oxidation treatment. The impact of wastewater on the receiving water body is relatively small.
3. Solid waste. According to the current solid waste disposal plan, filter residue, waste kaolin, and water treatment sludge are all hazardous waste and are sent to qualified units for treatment; coal ash is used for road paving; desulfurization slag is sold to building material factories for comprehensive utilization; and domestic garbage is regularly sent to landfills for landfill.
4. Noise. To reduce the impact of noise, firstly, control is implemented at the source, and low-noise equipment is selected as much as possible in the design; secondly, comprehensive noise reduction measures for workshop ventilation, air conditioning, and exhaust systems are adopted; and finally, building sound insulation is used.
5. To prevent the infiltration of wastewater from the construction project from polluting groundwater, the workshop floor (including drainage ditches) is designed to be corrosion-resistant and leak-proof, and wastewater leakage from the workshop is collected through drainage ditches and pumped into the wastewater treatment plant for treatment; to prevent the infiltration of materials and wastewater from causing groundwater pollution.
6. The environmental risks in the production process mainly include the environmental risks of chemical raw and auxiliary materials such as xylene, methanol, sulfuric acid, and ammonia during storage and use, as well as the risk of accidental discharge when wastewater and waste gas pollution control facilities fail, and the risk of rupture of dedicated drainage pipes. In order to prevent material leakage risks, dykes and ditches are set up in the storage area to receive them.
IV. Key Points of the Environmental Impact Assessment Conclusion Put Forward in the Environmental Impact Report
Under the pollution control measures proposed in the report, various pollutants can be discharged up to standards, and their impact can be accepted by the environment. As long as the design scheme of the construction project is effectively implemented to meet the design requirements, and the environmental protection measures required in the environmental impact report are strictly implemented during the construction and operation periods, the construction project will be guaranteed in terms of environmental protection. From the perspective of environmental protection, the proposed project is feasible.
V. Public Notice Channels
The public notice period is from October 25, 2014 to November 15, 2014.
Methods and deadlines for the public to obtain supplementary information: The public can obtain supplementary information from the project construction unit, and the deadline is from October 25, 2014 to November 15, 2014.
VI. Scope and Main Matters of Soliciting Public Opinions
The scope of public opinion solicitation for this project includes residents, enterprises and institutions around the proposed project site, and the public who are concerned about this project.
This announcement mainly solicits public opinions on the environmental quality of the project area; understanding of the main environmental problems currently existing in the area; whether the project is approved; key concerns about environmental problems that may exist during the construction of the project; suggestions for the environmental protection work of the project; and suggestions for this public opinion survey.
VII. Specific Forms of Soliciting Public Opinions
After this information disclosure, the public can submit their opinions and views on the construction of this project and the environmental impact assessment work through website submission, sending emails to the designated address, telephone, fax, letter, or face-to-face interviews.
VIII. For members of the public who raise objections, please inform us of your real contact information and reasons for objection by phone or email. This evaluation will contact members of the public who have raised objections and implement relevant reasonable opinions. The personal information of members of the public who have raised objections can be kept confidential.
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