OCD Permitting - Incidents

General Incident Information

Well:
Facility: [fAPP2126032949] TALCO CTB
Operator: [372043] TAP ROCK OPERATING, LLC
Status: Inactive
Stage: Amended C-129 Accepted, Operator required to follow Monthly/Annual Waste Rule reporting requirements

Type: Flare

Severity:

Incident Location: C-16-26S-35E 308 FNL 1490 FWL
Lat/Long: 32.04972,-103.376993 NAD83

District: Hobbs
Surface Owner:

County: Lea (25)

Severity Indicators

Caused by Emergency or Malfunction:
Last 8+ hours within 24-hour period:

Flaring Complete
At least 50 MCF:
Release of any liquids:
Near Populated Area:

Notes

Source of Referral: Industry Rep

Action / Escalation:

Contact Details

Contact Name:

Contact Title:

Event Dates

Date of Discovery: 11/23/2022

Time of Discovery: 12:01 AM

Date of Termination: 11/23/2022

Time of Termination: 11:59 PM

Initial C-129 Report Due: 12/8/2022

Incident Dates

19.15.29 NMAC - RELEASES

Type	Action	Received	Denied	Approved
Initial C-129 Report	[161501]	12/06/2022		12/06/2022
Notification	[161493]	11/28/2022		11/28/2022

19.15.30 NMAC - REMEDIATION

Type	Action	Received	Denied	Approved

Compositional Analysis of Vented and/or Flared Natural Gas

Date		Methane (CH4) %	Nitrogen (N2) %	Hydrogen Suffide (H2S) PPM	Carbon Dioxide (CO2) %	Oxygen (O2) %
Natural Gas Analysis	12/06/2022	68	1	0	0	0

Incident Materials

Cause	Source	Material	Volume				Units
Cause	Source	Material	Unk.	Released	Recovered	Lost	Units
		Other (Specify)		0	0	0
High Line Pressure	Gas Compressor Station	Natural Gas Flared		674	0	674	Mcf

The concentration of dissolved chloride in the produced water >10,000 mg/l: Yes No

Incident Events

Date	Detail
12/06/2022	Corrective actions provided by the operator: LP flare due to high gas line pressure causing the VRUs not to run which keeps the tank blower from being beneficial. MP flare extremely high due to diverting all LP flare down MP flare line for 4-5 hrs while the LP flare valve was pulled for repair, and due to smaller VRUs not bucking against line pressure.
12/06/2022	Steps taken to prevent waste provided by the operator: LP flare due to high gas line pressure causing the VRUs not to run which keeps the tank blower from being beneficial. MP flare extremely high due to diverting all LP flare down MP flare line for 4-5 hrs while the LP flare valve was pulled for repair, and due to smaller VRUs not bucking against line pressure.
12/06/2022	Incident updated by the operator, upon the submission of a amendment for flaring of natural gas report.
11/28/2022	The (12/06/2022, C-129A) application [161501] was assigned to this incident.
11/28/2022	The (11/28/2022, NOMVF) application [161493] was assigned to this incident.
11/28/2022	New incident created by the operator, upon the submission of a notification of venting or flaring.
11/23/2022	The event discovered by the operator; will be tracked as a Flare till submission of the required subsequent C-129A.

Incident Severity

Major release as defined by 19.15.29.7(A) NMAC?
Yes No

Incident Corrective Actions

Orders No Orders Found

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