Data and Tools
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Desiccant Dehydrators
Replacing glycol dehydrators with desiccant dehydrators that use moisture absorbing salts to remove water reduces dehydrator emissions and also results in lower operating and maintenance costs.
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Air Starters
Air Starters use compressed air, instead of natural gas, to start internal combustion engines for compressors, generators, and pumps. This mitigation option eliminates methane emissions from engine start-ups.
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Advanced Methane Detection
Advanced Methane Detection
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Well Completions and Workovers
Well completion is the process of bringing an oil or gas well into production. Completion steps involve casing, cementing, perforating, hydraulically fracturing in the reservoir, expelling fluids, and installing the production valve.
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Compressor Station Blowdowns
Compressor stations are taken offline (depressurized) for operational or maintenance needs. To take a compressor station offline, station or unit isolation valves are closed and the gas within the compressors is vented to the atmosphere (i.e., blowdown).
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Compressor Starts
Compressors driven by gas engines are often equipped with small gas expansion turbine motors to start the engine. These motors initiate startup of the engine with expansion of pressurized gas across the starter turbine; that gas is then vented.
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Marginal Conventional Wells
Well completion is the process of bringing an oil or gas well into production. Completion steps involve casing, cementing, perforating, hydraulically fracturing in the reservoir, expelling fluids, and installing the production valve.
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EPA Enterprise Vocabulary
EPA Enterprise Vocabulary is a vocabulary of scientific, technical and regulatory terms with inputs from numerous research communities throughout EPA
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Implementation Guidance for Enhanced Reporting for Registrants of Pet Spot-on Products
These documents provide background and summary information on the pet spot-on enhanced reporting pilot and guidance for implementing the use of standardized incident reporting templates
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Supplemental Data from the 2023 Anaerobic Digestion of Food Waste in the U.S. Survey Results
This page contains two detailed matrix tables of supplemental data from the Anaerobic Digestion Facilities Processing Food Waste in the U.S. survey (2020 & 2021).
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2020 AirToxScreen National Concentration Summaries
Application with national air toxics summaries
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Technical Support Documents Used to Develop the Chesapeake Bay TMDL
The Chesapeake Bay TMDL development was supported by several technical documents for water quality standards and allocation methodologies specific to the Chesapeake Bay. This page provides the technical support documents.
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Protect Your Tap Outreach Toolkits
Download Protect Your Tap Outreach Toolkits.
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Individual Modules for 3Ts
EPA's 3Ts - Training, Testing, and Taking Action - provides tools and outreach materials to schools, child care facilities, states, and water systems, to implement a voluntary testing and remediation programs to reduce lead in drinking water.
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Environmental Data Maps for Indiana
Environmental data maps you can use to learn about Indiana.
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CEDRI Document Page
Document page for CEDRI Homepage
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Remote Sensing Info Gateway: Air Qualities Relevant Case Studies Training Webinar Archive
This EPA Tools & Resources Training Webinar highlights the Remote Sensing Information Gateway (RSIG). RSIG is a Web-based application which creates a bridge between air quality relevant data sets and data analytics.
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Chemical Risk Assessment for PFAS in Biosolids Webinar Archive
This EPA Tools & Resources webinar, recorded June 21st, details EPA’s chemical risk assessment for PFAS in Biosolids. EPA’s Office of Water discusses the current work related to assessing risk due to the presence of PFOA and PFOS in biosolids.
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Multi- Chamber Concentration and Exposure Model (MCCEM) version 1.2
MCCEM estimates average and peak indoor air concentrations of chemicals released from products or materials in houses, apartments, townhouses, or other residences.
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Dasymetric Toolbox
Dasymetric mapping is a geospatial technique that uses additional information, such as landcover types, to more accurately distribute data that has been assigned to arbitrary boundaries, such as census blocks.