Following are a set of P2 options you may wish to implement. No option is perfect for everyone, but sometimes options that have worked at one facility can work at yours. They might also serve as inspiration.

Reviewed Oil and Gas - Oil Recovery Options

Options below have reviewed by pollution prevention specialists. They are commonly recommended and implemented for facilities.
 
Manage unused or spent chemicals
Control inventory by accurately estimating amounts required, or ordering smaller quantities only as needed.
 
Exchange unused chemicals
Offer (or exchange) unused chemicals to other facilities in lieu of recycling, treatment, or disposal.
 
Explore less hazardous chemicals
Determine whether non-hazardous or less hazardous products are available by asking manufacturers representatives and trade groups.
 
Manage fuel oil filters
  • Change filters only when necessary. Use differential pressure as an indicator of needed change.
  • Evaluate applicability of filterless centrifugal oil cleaning. Use spinners to replace or lengthen oil filter life.
 
Use resusable fuel oil filters
Use stainless steel, reusable filters.
 
Install purification equipment
Install lubricating oil purification equipment to reduce frequency of conventional filter replacement.
 
Recycle spent filters and liquids
Before recycling spent filters, drain all free liquids, from the cartridge or filter media into a container. Recycle free liquids back into production stream.
 
Place sump for spilled oil
Sump placed at fill line (sump equipped with pump and level switch).
 
Change filters when necessary
Change filters only when necessary. Use differential pressure as an indicator of needed change.




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