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Along with our air permit
#956496P, issued by the State of Tennessee, we can provide the following for our customers:
1.
Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPP)
2.
Spill Prevention
Control and Countermeasure Plan (SPCC)
3.
Operation, Maintenance,
and Monitoring Plan. (OM&M)
4.
Phase I and Phase II environmental studies and intrusive site
assessment.
5.
Geotechnical Site
Exploration
6.
Archaeological Site
Investigation
7.
Special Waste Permit
/ Certification. (salt cake)
8.
NESHAP compliance
test reports for 2003 and 2004 demonstrating compliance with the MACT
Standard, including emission tests.
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Photos: left: some of our
emission control equipment
Above:
Hood over our rotary and reverb furnaces used to capture emissions.
Below: Sow mold carousel
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Items
1-3, at leftare required by MACT and the State of Tennessee. Items 4-6 were
completed pre-construction in order to assure ourselves, our customers,
and the government that our site had no hidden environmental problems or
historical issues. Item 7 is required for saltcake disposal. Our saltcake
is delivered to. BFI's Church Hill Facility on a daily basis. It is
stored indoors in concrete bunkers until it is shipped. BFI has customers
such as EASTMAN Chemical in Kingsport. They will provide any information
you may require regarding their facility's ability to accept our waste.
They will even give you a tour if should require it.
MD Recycling, Inc. is absolutely
committed to using the maximum available control technology for
maintaining air quality and to complete compliance with all applicable
environmental rules and regulations. We have over 60,000 square feet of
indoor storage designed to insure integrity of each load of your aluminum
scrap and dross. Our state of the art processing equipment will maximize
the recoveries on your material.
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