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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2200 - Hazardous Waste Program
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COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
PRE 2019
RECORD_ID
PR0513641
PE
2220
FACILITY_ID
FA0009102
FACILITY_NAME
UNION PACIFIC FRUIT EXPRESS
STREET_NUMBER
833
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
EIGHTH
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95206
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
833 E EIGHTH ST
QC Status
Approved
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Union Pacific Railroad <br />Report on CA, Stockton <br />CA, Stockton Facilities <br />http:i/www. home.uprr.com/depts/EnvMgmt/CepsicfnvReports/Info_Print.cfm <br />Facility Documents for IW -1 Waste Water Plant <br />Name: IW -1 W4te Water Plant Abbr: IW -1 <br />Type: Environmental Management <br />Desc: IW -1 is a industrial waste water pretreatment plant which <br />processe,wastewater prior to discharge to the City of Stockton <br />sanitary s wer. <br />MP Start: 92 Lat: SbDv: Canyon <br />MP End: <br />92 Long: MoW Nbr: <br />Water <br />Address: <br />Waste Plant <br />Union Pacific Railroad Company <br />833 East 8th Street <br />City: <br />Stockton County: San Joaquin St: CA <br />Phone: <br />209-942-5224 Fax: 209-942-5276 Postal: 95206 <br />209-942-358 Country: USA <br />Petroleum Use <br />Petroleu containing waste water from the Car Shop(VM-5), UPFE <br />Desc: <br />Shop(VM-6), Diesel Storage(AST-6), and the Diesel Shop <br />areas(VM'I-1,2,3 & 4) is processed to remove the oil. The recovered <br />oils are accumulated in the Waste Oil Storage Tank(AST-9) for <br />shipment to the approved used oil recycling facility. <br />Activities <br />Waste water from the shops is continuously processed for free oil <br />Desc: <br />and solid in the Primary Clarifier. Thewater is then put into storage <br />in the 8800 gal Retention Tank(AST-5). Water from AST -5 is <br />batch tre ted and discharged only when the Plant Operator is on <br />duty. The batch treatment process has a clarifier for emulsified oil <br />removalnd a dissolved air flotation urrit. Cationic and anionic <br />polynmer are used to enhance the flotation of the waste. Sludge <br />accumul ted in AST -3 is pumped through the sludge load spots to <br />tank cars on the sludge load track. Drainage in the area of the <br />sludge to d spot and the sludge load track is either contained in <br />local topographic lows or flows into drain grates along the track and <br />back tot the separation plant. Maximum spill from the sludge loading <br />process would be 3,000 gallons, the volume of the sludge tank (No. <br />3). Waste oil is transferred from Tank No. 9 through the waste oil <br />load spot into a tank truck. Flow from the load zone area is back <br />into the local topographic lows or into the Area Sump of the WWTP. <br />Access Route <br />There are two available routes for vehicles. Either south from the <br />Desc: <br />3rd Stree entrance or north from the 8th Street entrance. <br />Flow Desc: <br />Most of tie yard surface runoff is contained within the yard limits. <br />Flow within the area of the separation plant is directed back to the <br />oil trap for recycling. Flow in Area 3 - Diesel Storage is directed to <br />the oil/water separator for recycling. The drains in the containment <br />around Tank No. 6 are normally closed. The drain at the pump skid, <br />Truck Unload Spot, routes flow to the oil/water separator. Most of <br />the flow in the diesel shop area (Area 4) is into drip pans and <br />directed to the separation plant through the facility drainage system, <br />or contained in local topographic lows_ Flow from the lube oil tanks <br />would be contained in a concrete basin. Flow from the lube oil <br />unload spot would be into the yard drainage system to the <br />separation plant. <br />
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