N.M. Admin. Code § 19.15.34.13 - OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR RECYCLING CONTAINMENTS
A. The operator shall inspect the recycling
containment and associated leak detection systems weekly while it contains
fluids. The operator shall maintain a current log of such inspections and make
the log available for review by the division upon request.
B. The operator shall maintain and operate a
recycling containment in accordance with the following requirements.
(1) The operator shall remove any visible
layer of oil from the surface of the recycling containment.
(2) The operator shall maintain at least
three feet of freeboard at each containment.
(3) The injection or withdrawal of fluids
from the containment shall be accomplished through a header, diverter or other
hardware that prevents damage to the liner by erosion, fluid jets or impact
from installation and removal of hoses or pipes.
(4) If the containment's primary liner is
compromised above the fluid's surface, the operator shall repair the damage or
initiate replacement of the primary liner within 48 hours of discovery or seek
an extension of time from the division district office.
(5) If the primary liner is compromised below
the fluid's surface, the operator shall remove all fluid above the damage or
leak within 48 hours of discovery, notify the division district office and
repair the damage or replace the primary liner.
(6) The containment shall be operated to
prevent the collection of surface water run-on.
(7) The operator shall install, or maintain
on site, an oil absorbent boom or other device to contain an unanticipated
release.
C. A recycling
containment shall be deemed to have ceased operations if less than twenty
percent of the total fluid capacity is used every six months following the
first withdrawal of produced water for use. The operator must report cessation
of operations to the division. The division may grant an extension to this
determination of cessation of operations not to exceed six
months.
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