Environment
CO₂ from fuel combustion, flaring emissions from the gas composition, CO₂ equivalent, emission payments at the 2026 Tax Code rates, concentration conversions, oil spill and contaminated soil volumes.
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Greenhouse gases
CO₂, CH₄ and N₂O emissions and their CO₂ equivalent from burning liquid or gaseous fuel in boilers, furnaces, oil heaters and gas turbines: fuel mass × net calorific value × emission factor × oxidation factor.
E = B · NCVConverts CO₂, CH₄, N₂O and SF₆ emissions to tonnes of CO₂ equivalent with 100-year global warming potentials: AR5 by default, AR4 and AR6 values in the presets.
CO₂e = CO₂ + GWP_CH₄ · CH₄ + GWP_N₂O · N₂O + GWP_SF₆ · SF₆Mass of methane and CO₂ in vented or leaked gas and the CO₂ equivalent, from the gas volume at standard conditions and its composition: blowdowns, process losses, emergency releases.
CH₄ = V · y_CH₄ · 16.043 / V_mFlaring
Emission payments
The payment for negative environmental impact under the 2026 Tax Code: mass emitted × rate in MCI per tonne × MCI × coefficient. Rates for flares, stationary and mobile sources and sulphur are in the presets.
P = M · r · МРП · KThe payment for emissions from flaring associated and natural gas for all eight substances rated in Art. 639(5) of the 2026 Tax Code at once, broken down by substance.
P = МРП · K · Σ M_i · r_iAir quality
Mass concentration of a gas or vapour from its volume concentration (ppm) at a given temperature and pressure, the reverse factor and the ratio to the exposure limit.
C = c · M · P / (R · T)Emission rate of a pollutant (g/s) from its measured concentration in the flue gas and the gas flow, and the annual emission (t) from the source's operating hours.
G = C · Q / 1000Spills and contamination
Lower and upper estimates of the volume and mass of oil in a slick from its area, coverage and film thickness, taken from its appearance by the Bonn Agreement Oil Appearance Code (BAOAC).
V = A · f · h · 10⁻⁶Volume and mass of oil-contaminated soil and the mass and volume of oil in it, from the area and depth of contamination, the soil density and the oil content of the samples.
V = A · dResults are engineering estimates from standard formulas; for design decisions check them against the codes, project documents and specialists' calculations. The formulas carried over from the original set are unchanged, and their errors are described in the notes.