| Found in | Work cat.: Canadian General Standards Board. Standard for vapour control systems in gasoline distribution networks, 1991: preface ("Gasoline vapour losses during distribution account for 4 to 8% of man-made VOC emissions in high population density areas, where most gasoline is sold ... VCS equipment recycles air/vapour from the tank receiving the gasoline back to the tank delivering the gasoline or back to a process unit that recovers or destroys the vapours ... The installation and use of standard vapour control systems will ensure that approximately 90% of the vapours are contained on an annual basis") p. 1 ("This standard defines ... Vapour Control Systems (VCS) in gasoline distribution networks including terminals, bulk plants, service stations and cargo tanks.")
Summary of National (US EPA) Emission Standards for Gasoline Distribution Facilities, online, March 13, 2001 ("Gasoline loading racks at affected facilities [bulk gasoline terminals] must meet the requirements of 60.502 (VOC standards for gasoline terminals under NSPS Subpart XX) except that the emissions from vapor control system must not exceed 10 mg. of total organic compounds per liter of gasoline loaded.")
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