02/05/21 ver.

14 Attachment 6: Suspension and Dispersion PVC Processes Typical Flow Diagram

Process Vents Manifold from
Process Components to CVS

Waste gas line

SD3 off recovery
SD1 Knock-out VC Recovery devices
Holding Tank Polymerization Pot Devices (system) is
VC Batch PV Reactor Continuous Continuous Closed Vent
Storage Batch PV PV PV System
Storage
Vessel Vent SD5
SD2 Recovery Process
System Vent
Unloading Weighing “Table 1b”
Misc Vent Tank Polymer Limits
Batch PV Stripping To
Vessel Wastewater “
Batch or Stripper Control
Continuous Devices
Process Steps SD4
PV
SD1. VC Unloading and Storage
SD2. Mixing, Weighing and Holding
SD3. Polymerization Reaction Stripped
SD4. Resin Stripping Resin Caustic
SD6
SD5. Recovery System “Table 1b”
SD6. Blending Stripped Limits
SD7. Drying Resin Blend Thermal Water
SD8. PVC Storage Tanks Oxidizer &
SD9. “In Process” Wastewater Stripping Scrubber
SD10. Control Device System (e.g. Thermal
Oxidizer & Scrubber) SD10 To Wastewater
Nat. Gas Treatment

SD9 “In
Process” To Incinerator/
Scrubber and/or
“In Process” wastewater Wastewater
PVC Storage Cyclone & or Resin Drying Recovery
& Shipping Screening Centrifuge Continuous PV
1) Monomer Recovery System
2) H2O from Double Mechanical Seals Wastewater
SD8
Recovered Centrate Water: on all Pumps, Compressors and Stripper
SD7 used for Eq. washout, CW makeup, Agitators
or sent to bio treatment 3) H2O from Reactor Evacuating
1) Prior to Opening Steam
4) Knock-Out Pots
CVS starts where all waste gas streams are manifolded together 5) Gasholders
: VCM gas stream to/from VCM Recovery System 6) Other misc. process sources
: PVC MACT “Process Vent”
To Biological WW Treatment
Process Wastewater via sewers, pipes, open tanks,
Purple outline blocks are presumed to not be in HAP service
ponds, or closed conveyance
systems