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What Equipment is Regulated in Fugitive Emission FEMS/LDAR?

 What Equipment is Regulated in Fugitive Emission FEMS/LDAR?

The equipment regulated under fugitive emission standards are:



• pumps

• valves

• compressors

• pressure relief devices

• sampling connections

• open ended valves and lines

• flanges (connectors)

• product accumulator vessels

• agitators

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