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Source
No.
Source Name
Final Strategy
Emission Rate
Full
Year
Can
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
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16
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Year S.Q. TS2
Can-1 TS1 TS3
1
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3
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5
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7
8
9
10 1
11 2
12 3
13 4
14 5
15 6
16
17

18
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Republic Steel B001-6
Republic Steel P028
Republic Steel B001-2
Massilon State Hospital
Transue & Williams
Sugardale Foods
Teledyne-Monarch Rubber
Hoover
Akco
Timken Gambinus B001-2
Timken Gambinus B003
Timken Gambinus Plant #5 B021
Timken Gambinus Plant #5 B022
Timken Gambinus Plant B003-4
Timken Gambinus Plant B005
Grief Board
Grief Board

Canton Metal
Superior Dairy
Q (g S02/sec)
186.4
8.5
41.06
87.21
31.53
23.96
14.57
57.75
10.79
31.07
12.29
2.72
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Can Can-1
20
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22
23
24
25
1
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4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
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10
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12
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14
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16
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18
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Ford Motor Co.
Ford Motor Co.
Babcock & Wilcox
Canton Drop Farge
Molly Stark Hospital
Ashland Oil-Stack 1
Ashland Oil Stack 2
Ashland Oil Stack 3
Ashland Oil Stack 4
Ashland Oil Stack 5
Ashland Oil Stack 6
Ashland Oil Stack 7
Ashland Oil Stack 8
Ashland Oil Stack 9
Ashland Oil Stack 10
Ashland Oil Stack 11
Ashland Oil Stack 12
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Q (g S02/sec)
17.05
16.15
16.15
20.81
70.93
8.31
1.34
25.26
3.77
6.25
4.93
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4.56
4.34
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                                                                           STACK
                                      H«0
                                      *,S
                                     59.0
                                      lltO
                                      8.6
                                        • 9
                                        .2
                                      1,2
                                      6.5
                                      9.6
                                      6.0
                                      2«0
                                      1.8
                                      20
                                      1.5
                                      7.5
                                      3«l
                                     11,1
                                      5.1
                                     19.2
                                      9.1
                                      5,9
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 CRITICAL DAY RAM ANALYSIS, COLUMBUS '• FRANKLIN CTY OAT 265  IS  JUL  7*)
 EMISSIONS:  coTtUTBus,  ,97s-  »•   "•«"
 MET.  DAT*-  SFCJ  COLUMBUS. |94t| UPPER AIR; DAYTON, I96S,
                   AREA SOURCE INFORMATION
 SOURCE   EAST     NORTH
         COORO   COORD
          (USER  UN1TSI
              S02(G/SEC-M»»2)
                 EMISSIONS
    1
331.0   HS2V.2
             PART|G/SEC-M«.2)  SIDE    EFFECTIVE
               EMISSIONS      LENGTH    HEIGHT
                           (USER UNITS)     (M)
1.7700-05
                                                OtOOOO
1.0
21.0
C"
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                                Columbus  (Franklin County)
   RAM
Source No.
 Area 1
 Point 1
 Point 2
 Point 3
 Point 4
 Point 5
 Point 6
 Point 7
 Point 8
 Point 9
 Point 10
 Point 11
 Point 12
 Point 13
 Point 14
 Point 15
 Point 16
 Point 17
        Source Name
Final Strategy Emission Rate
       Q (g S02/sec)
Asarco                                           17.70
Asarco                                           57.12
Asarco                                           44.34
Buckeye Steel Casting                            21.18
Columbus Municipal Power Plant                   75.66
Ohio Malleable Div-Dayton Malleable Co.           8.39
Clark Vault Co.                                   8.91
Clark Vault Co.                                   3.99
Columbus Coated Fabrics   Borden Chemical Co.    22.70
Columbus State Institution                       89.61
Columbus State Institution                       39.77
                                        i
Columbus State Hospital                          65.14
Grant Hospital                                   15.60
Union Depot                                      10.59
Ross Labs                                        38.13
Correctional Medical Center                      12.86
Correctional Medical Center                      21.94
Correctional Medical Center                       9.26
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                 RAM
              Source No,
               Point 18
               Point 19
               Point 20
               Point 21
               Point 22
               Point 23
               Point 24
               Point 25
         Sourc^  jme

Fisher Body - G.M.C.
Jeffrey Mining Machinery
Richenbacher A. F.  B.
Capital City Products
Defense Construction Supply
Westinghouse Electric
Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve
Capital Univ
Final Strategy Emission Rate
       Q (g S02/sec)

          73.39
          47.67
          85.45
          46.91
          39.72
          85.72
          55.34
          18.39
er
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C11TICAL DAY RAH AHALYSIS, CUY.  SOUTH,  STATUS  QUO.  (28 AOG 76)
         POINT SOURCE INFORMATION
SOURCE
EAST
COORD
NORTH S02(G/SEC)
COORD EMISSIONS
PART(G/S£C)
EMISSIONS
STACK STACK
HT(M) TEMP(K)
STACK
DIAM(M)
STACK SIGNIFICANCE EFF
VEUM/SEC) (CU. M) UT(M)
(USER UNITS)
1
2
3
4
5
6
467.70
456. 10
458.10
458. 10
447.80
446.90
4586.80
4577.90
4589.10
4589. 10
4580.90
4585.30
32.58 -
21.27
12.98
27.27
8.90 .
56.74
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
51.2
23.8
37.0
37.0
10.0
21.3
589.0
469.0
589.0
589.0
333.0
367.0
1.8
1.4
2.4
2.4
1.0
.5
4.5
7.0
9.1
9. 1
7.0
5.1
' .1791-03
.2756-03
.2678-04
.5625-04
.2835-03
.5030-02
113.
71.
194.
194.
44.
26.
51
62
31
31
75
35
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SOURi
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1 I
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
3 3
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
^ 48
0- 49
AREA SOURCE INFORMATION
:E EAST
COORD
(USER
465.0
465.0
465.0
465.0
465.0
465.0
470.0
470.0
437.5
437. 5
437.5
440.0
440.0
440.0
442. 5
442.5
442. 5
440.0
440.0
445.0
445.0
445.0
447. 5
447. 5
447. 5
445.0
445.0
450.0
450.0
450.0
452.5
452.5
452.5
452.5
452. 5
452. 5
455.0
455.0
455.0
455.0
455.0
455.0
457.5
457. 5
4 > /. 5
457.5
457.5
457.5
460.0
NORTH
COORD
UNITS)
4595.0
4590.0
4585.0
4580.0
4575.0
4600.0
4605.0
4600.0
4585.0
4582. 5
4580.0
4585.0
4582. 5
4580.0
4585.0
4582.5
4580.0
4575.0
4570.0
4585.0
4582. 5
4580.0
4585.0
4582.5
4580.0
4575.0
4570.0
4585.0
4582. 5
4580.0
4590.0
4587.5
4585.0
4582. 5
4580.0
4577. 5
4590.0
4587. 5
4585. 0
4582. 5
4580.0
4577.5
4590.0
4587.5
4585. 0
4582.5
4580.0
4577.5
4590.0
S02
EMISSIONS
(GKANS/SQ
1.0720-07
6.6000-08
1.9880-07
9.4400-08
7.0000-08
9.9200-08
9.9600-08
1.0080-07
2.6448-06
3.0032-06
1.5360-06
3..3360-06
3.3264-06
2. 2960-06
8. 1280-07
5.6480-07
1. 1008-06
5.0040-07
PART S
EMISSIONS LE
. M/SEC) (USER
2.4800-08
2.4800-08
4. 2000-08
4.8000-08
3.0000-08
5.6400-08
5.6000-08
5. 5600-08
6.3200-07
6.8480-07
2.9600-07
7. 7600-07
6.464*0-07
4.3200-07
1.7280-07
1.0720-07
2.0960-07
9. 5200-08
3.3680-07 6.6000-08
1.5776-06 3.2480-07
1.3280-07 4.6400-08
4.5920-07 8.9600-08
1.0794-05
9.6640-07
1. 4880-07
2.5160-07
3.0600-07
9.6160-06
3.4112-06
6. 3360-07
3. 5840-07
4.4800-08
7. 0032-06
2.5632-06
2.9280-07
3.6160-07
5. 5040-07
1.4384-06
3. 6976-06
1. 2112-06
2.2240-07
2.3520-07
1.8720-07
9.7 760-07
4.7200-07
6.2560-07
2.2560-07
3.8120-07
2. 1 J/6-06
1.8880-07
4. 3200-08
4.9200-08
5. 8800-08
2. 2048-06
6. 5440-07
1.2320-07
7. 3600-08
1 .6000-08
1.531 2-06
5.0560-07
1 . 4880-07
7. 2000-08
1.0720-07
8.0800-07
7. 6160-07
2.3520-07
3.71 20-07
6.2400-08
5.1 200—08
4.9600-08
2. 0800-07
1.1520-07
1.2960-07
5.1200-08
7.6400-08
TOE 	 rr
NGTH i
UNITS}" (1
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.6 ~
5.0
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
^. 5
2.5
2. 5
5.0
5.0
2. 5
2. 5
2.5
2. 5
2.5
2.5
5.0
5.0
2.5
2.5
2.5
2. 5
2.5
2. 5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.1
2.5
2.5
2.5
. 5
2.5
"
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              460.0    4590.0
3.8120-07
1. 6400-08
                                                           fc S *
                                                           5.0
                                     « ui u
                                     •"1.0
                                H I
                                 1.9060-03

50
51
52

460.0
460.0
460.0

4585.0
4580.0
4575.0

2.4120-07
3. 7040-07
9.9600-08

4.8000-08
7.6400-08
2.4000-08

5.0
5.0
5.0

20.0 "
20.0
"70.0

T. 2060-03
1.8520-03
4.9800-04
       THE ORICIK IN INTERNAt TlNrrS~~r57   ITTTTBTB)
       THE SIZE OF THE AREA  SOURCE  ARRAY IS (    15.   16)
       KMIN-  175.00 RMAX-   190.00  SHIN- 1828.00 SNAX-~rB44.00
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
10
11
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
13
14
18
18
19
19
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
16
17
18
18
19
19
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
21
22
26
26
27
27
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
23
24
25
26
26
27
27
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
28
29
30
0
0
0
0
0 0
0 "0~
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
31 37
32 38
33 39
34 40
35 41
36 42
— 
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          TOTAL EMISSION AND CUHULATIVE  FHACTION ACCORDING TO HEIGHT


HFICIIT(H)
0-5
6 - 10
11 - 15
16 - 20
2V
26
31
36
41
46
51
56
61
66
71
76
81
66
91
96
- 25
- 30
- 35
- 40
- 45
- 50
-55
- 60
- 65
- 70
- 75
- 80
- 85 '
- 90
- 95
-100
TOTAL POINT
.00
8.90
.00
.00
"78.01 "
.00
.00
40.25
.00
.00
32.58
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00 '"
.00
.00
.00
CUHULATIVE
^ — FRACTION"
.000
.056
.056
.056
.544
* .544
.544
. 796
.796
.796
1.000
1.000
1.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
1.000
1.000
TOTAL AREA
	 EHT55TOH5TC75T
.00
.00
.00 ~ ~
512.35
.00 •' "
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
" .00 " 	
.00
.00
.00
.00 " ""
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
CUMULATIVE
FRACTION
.000
.000
.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
l.UUU
1.000
1.000 " "
1.000 •
     TOTAL
                 159.74
                                                512.35
Co
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        S1GNIMCANT SO2   POINT  SOURCES

             RANK           CHI-MAX    SOURCE NO.
                           5.0301-03
                           2.8354-04
                           2.7557-04
                           1.7906-04
                          ~5r6255-or
                           2.6776-05
    5
	2
    1
	4-
    3
        SIGHIFlCANT"^Cf2	AHEA  SOURCES
             RANK
                1
                2
                3
                4
                5
                6
                7
                8
                9
               10
                        (C-KH/SEC)
                                       SOURCE NO.
2.6984-02
7.4040-02
1.7508-02
9.2440-03
8.5280-03
8. 3400-:03
8. 3160-03
7.5080-03
6.6120-03
6.4080-03 	
23
25
33
39
29
12
13
lo
9
"34
cr
c;
rc
  @ad
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CRITICAL DAY RAM  ANALYSIS,  CI.PVEI.ANI) SOUTH STATUS QUO  (8/28/76)
)UKC
a
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
t *
POINT SOURCE INFOK
E EAST NORTH S02(G/SEC7 	
COORD COORD EMISSIONS
(USER UNITS)
444.50 4590.40 2.90
444.50 4590.40 141.90
442 . 70
442.70
442. 40
442.40
. 442.90
444. 40
444.00
444.00
444.40
443.60
443. 6O
443. 30
443. 30
443.60
443.80
444.80
444. 70
444.60
444. 50
443.60
443.60
A A & on
1 JBO. DU
4588. 50
4590. 10
4590. 10
4590.80
4588.00
4588.00 	
4588. 30
4588. 30
4588.00
4589.00
4589.00
4 5 H it . 9 0
4589. 00
4590.00
4590.00
4590.60
4590". 80
4 590. 80
4590.80
4590. 10
4589.00
A ^ fi 4 1 A - -
O. 3U
12.60
52.48
39.97
90.66
35.96
103.70
69.10
35.96
67.10
67. 10
d. 90
8.90
22.10
23.10
4.80
27.40.
27.40
27.40
106. 50
67. 10
** -1A-
NATION
FAKTtG/SEC) 	 STACK-
EMISSIONS HT(M)
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
	 .00
.00
. Op
.00
.00
.00"
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
Art-
15.0
61.0
19.8
14.0
61.0
76.2
46.0
30.5
61.0
45.7
30.5
49. 1
49. 1
32.9
32.9
76. 2
76.2
76. 2 -
65. 5
68.6
76.2
3 / . 3
49.1
	 -» .« —




'STACK aiALK aiJM.r, jiunir (unnvr. err
TEMP(lt) DIAM(M) VEL(H/SEC) (CU. M) HT(M)
444.0
553.0
' 478.0
478.0
589.0
588.0
400.0
522.0
522.0
477.0
47/.0
522.0
1311.0
1311.0
325.0
325.0
639.0
639.0
639.0
639.0
— 639rO~
639.0
j It , 0
1311.0
— \(.1~i\-
	 1.2
1.4
1.0
.8
3.0
3.4
	 3.0
1. 5
. J
2.7
2. 3
1.5
4.9
4.9
4.6
4.6
3. 1
3.1
" 3.2
2.7
2.8
2.8
. 4
4.9
	 1-
	 10.9
14.3
11.7
12.9
	 10. 7
6. 7
- — 18.0
5.8
13.5
	 13.5
5.3
	 10.2
10.2
10.1
10.1
5.7
5.7
4.2
4.9
5.3
4.9
18.0
10.2
-* ->
- — -- .4627-04
.4279-03
* .3586-03
	 .5424-04
.4474-04
	 .1134-03
.3591-03
.1311-03
	 . 1273-03
.3886-03
	 -.2225-04
.2225-04
.23 33—04
.2333-04
.3026-04
.3163-04
. 7804—05
. 5640-04
. 4054—04
.4823-04
.2225-04
	 
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                     AREA SOURCE INFORMATION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
THE
THE
RMIN
1
1
2
2
" CUUKl) CUUKD
(USER UNITS)
440.0 4590.0
440.0 4587.5
442.5 4590.0
442.5 4587.5
445.0 4590.0
445.0 4587.5
447.5 4587.5
442.5 4588.7
443.7 4590.0
- ~44 3. 7 ' "4 588. 7
443.7 4587.5
440.0 4585.0
440. 0 4582. 5
440.0 4580.0
442.5 4585.0
442.5 4582.5
442.5 4580.0
445.0 4585.0
445.0 4582. 5
445.0 4580.0
447.5 4585. 0
447.5 4580.0
450-0 4585.0
450.0 4582.5
450.0 4580.0
452.5 4590.0
EMlXSIUrfS EMISSIONS -T.lt
(GRAMS/SQ. M/SEC) (USER
3.1840-06 7.4560-07
3.5360-06 8.1440-07
1.5360-06 1.7024-06
8.9600-07 8.1280™07
3.2640-06 7.8080-07
2. 7040-06 6.7840-07 	
4.6080-07 1.0680-07
2.0224-05 0.0000
7.2320-06 0.0000
1.7920-06 0.0000
8.9600-07 0.0000
3/3360-06 7.7600-07 	
3.3264-06 6.4640-07
2.2960-06 4.3200-07
8.1280-07 1.7280-07
1.1008-06 2.0960-07
1.5776-06 3.2480-07
1.3280-07 4.6400-08
4.5920-07 8.9600-08 -
1.0794-05 2.1376-06
1.4880-07 4.3200-08
9. 6160-06 2. 2048-06 •
3.4112-06 6.5440-07
6.3360-07 1.2320-07
3.5840-07 7.3600-08
452.5 4587.3 q.<»ouu-uo i.ouuu-uo
452.5 4585.0 7.0032-06 1.5312-06
452.5 4582.5 2.5632-06 5.0560-07
452.5 4580.0 2.9280-07 1.4880-07
ORIGIN IN INTERNAL UNITS IS( 352, 3664)
HtlT II
UNITS)
2.5
2.5
1.3
1.3
2.5
2.5 —
5.0
1.3
1.3
2*3
1. 3
2.5 	
2.5
. 3
2.5
2.5
2.5 	
2. 5
2.5 	
2. 5
2.5
2.5 	
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2. 5
n c. HI 11 1 \
(METERS)
20.0
- - 20.0 --
20.0
— -2 OrO 	
20.0
— 20.0 	
20.0
19.0 "
18.0
20. 0
20.0
— 20.0 	
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
- -20.0 	
20.0
— 20.0 — -
20.0
20.0
20.0 —
20.0
	 20.0 	
20.0
20.0
20.0 — -
20.0
o— nn/D&uj -• - '- '•• • 	 - 	 • -••• ' 	 - 	 	 	 - -— 	 —
7.9600-03
1.9200-03
1.1 200—03
8. 1600-03
2. 3040-03
9.0400-03
2. 2400—03
1. 1200-03
8. 3160-03
2.0320-03
2. 7520-03
3. 3200-04
2.6984-02
3. 7200-04
8.5280-03
8.9600-04
1.7508-02
7. 3200-04
bI£E (it THE AREA SOURCE ARRAY IS ( 12, 10)
- 352.00 RMAX- 364.00 SMIN- 3664.00 SMAX- 3674.00
1005577
1395577
2 8 10 6 67 7
24116677
(
7 7 27 27
7 7 27 27
7 72828
7 7 28 28
r







cr
c:
12 12 15  15  18  18 21 21 24 24 29 29
12 12 15  15  18  18 21 21 24 24 29 29
13 13 16  16  19  19 22 22 25 25 30 30
13 13 16  16  19  i9 22 22 25 25 30 30
14 14 17  17  20  20 23 13 26-?6~31—tt~
14 14 17  17  20  20 23 23 26 26 31 31
ro
CO
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          TOTAL EHISSION AMU CUMULATIVE FRACTION ACCORDING TO  HEIGHT
                TOTAL  POIN1
     MEICHT(H)  EMISSIO«S(G/S>
       0-5
       6 -  JO
      II -  15
      16 -  20
      21 -  25
      26 -  30
      3i -  35
      36 -  40
      41 -  45
      46 -  50
      51 -  55
      56 -  60
      61 -  65
      66 -  70
      71 -  75
      76 -  80
      81 -  85
     ^6 -  90
      91 -  95
      96 -100

      TOTAL
     .00
     . 00
   15. 50
    8. 50
  123.64
~   .00
   89. 72
  106.50
     .00
  361.06
     .00
     .00
  298.08
   54.80
     .00
  117.37
     .00
	;00
     .00
     .00

 1175.17
CUMULATIVE
i/S> FXACTION
.000
— .000
.on
.020
. 126
.126
.202
.293
.293
.600
.600
. 600
.853
.900
.900
"1 . 000
1.000
1 . 000
1.000
I. 000
TOTAL AREA 1
EMISSIONS(C/S)
.00
.00
.00
450. 7i - - -
.00
. 00
.00
.00
.00
.00 - - - -
.00
. 00
.00
_ . .00 - - -
.00
- . oo
.00
. 00
.00
.00
UUHULAllVb - 	 - 	 - - 	 -• 	 	
FRACTION
.000
- . ooo - - 	 — - - - - - -
.000
i.ooo 	 	 --- - - -- . 	
1.000
1 . OUO
1.000
1.000 	 — --- 	 — -
1.000
1 . 000 - ' '•
1.000
1.000
1.000
1 . 000 	 	 - - - - - - - - . .
1.000
1.000 . . . . - -
1.000
1,000
i . 000 - - - - - - - -~ - - - 	 - - - -
rvs
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1
2
3
5
7
9
10
1 1
,*3
15
17
19
21
23
Z4
25



RANK
I
z
3
4
5
6
7
9

(C/CU. N)
5.0301-03
4.2/91-04
3.591 1-04
1. 3105-04
1. 133J-04
5.6395-05
A. 8540-05
A. 6267-05
3.9403-05
3.0256-05
2. 3332-05
2. 2249-05
7.8039-06



(C-KM/SKC)
2. 6984-02
2.4040-02
1.7 508-02
9.0400-03
8. 8400—03
8. 5280-03
8.3160-03


25
2
IT-- *
8
10
7
20
21
1
	 " ' "
3
1 A
17
i s _______ „ _
16
14
/i, „ .. 	 — . — , 	 . 	
19




21 *
24
29 -- 	 . _ -
9
25
13
to
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        CRITICAL  DAY  RAM ANALYSIS. CI.EVKLAMI)  SOUTH COHTKOt  STKATECY (8/28/76)
 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 6
.7
 8
 9
10
11
12
13 .
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
EAST NORTH SQZ(C/SEC) ,
COORD COORD EMISSIONS
(UStR UNITS)
444.50 45 
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                      AREA
   SOURCE EAST     NOKTII
          C008D     COORD
            (USER  UNITS)
SOURCE  INFORMATION

    S02         PART       SIDE     EFFECTIVE  SIGNIFICANCE
 EMISSIONS     EMISSIONS  tENGTH	HEIGHT	(C-KM/SEC)
   (GRAMS/SQ.  H/SEC)  (USER  UNITS)  (METKRS)
kfck
CO
1
2
3
4'
5
6 -
7
6
9
10
11
12
13
14
15'
16
17
440.0
440.0
442.5
442.5
445.0
445.0
447. 5
442. 5
443. 7
443. 7
443. 7
440.0
440.0
440.0
442. 5
442. 5
442. 5
19' 445.0
20 445.0
21 447.5
22 447.5
23 447.5
24 450.0
25 450.0
26 450.0
27 452.5
28 452.5
29 452.5
30 452.5
31 452.5
4590.0
4587. 5
4590.0
4587.5
4590.0
4587.5
4587. 5
4588. 7
4590.0
4588.7
4587. 5
4582. 5
4580. 0
4585. 0
4582. 5
4580.0
4582. 5
4580.0
4585.0
4582. 5
4580.0
4582. 5
4580.0
4590. 0
4587. 5
4585.0
3. 1840-06
3.5360-06
1 . 5360-06
8.9600-07
3. 2640-06
2 . 7040*"06
4.6080-07
1.21 34-05
4. 3392-06
1.7920-06
8.9600-07
3.3 360-"06
3. 32*64-06
2. 2960-06
8. 1280-07
5.6480-07
1. 1008-06
7.4560-07
8. 1440-07
I. 7024-06
8. 1 280-07
7. 8080-07
1.0680-07
0.0000
0.0000
0.0000
0.0000
6. 4640-^07
4. 3200-07
I. 7280-07
1.0720-07
2.0960-07
1.3280-07 4.6400-08
4.5920-07 8.9600-08
1.0794-05 2.1376-06
9.6640-07 1.8880-07
1.4880-07 4.3200-08
3.4112-06 6.5440-07
6.3360-07 1.2320-07
3.5840-07 7.3600-08
4.4800-08 i. 6000-08
7.0032-06 1.5312-06
4580.0 2.9280-07
1.4880-07
THE ORIGIN IN INTERNAL UNITS IS( 352, 3664)
THE SIZE OF THE AREA SOURCE ARRAY IS ( 12,
RUIN- 352.00 RMAX- 364.00 SMIN= 3664.00 SMAX-
1 ! 1
1 1
2 2
2 2
12 12
12 12
13 13
1 J 13
14 14
14 14
fc.
b
005
395
8 10 6
411 6
15 1518
15 15 18
16 16 19
16 16 19
17 17 20
17 17 20
577
5 7 7
6 7 7
677
18 21 21
19 22 22
19 22 22
20 23 23
20 23 23

7 7 27 27
7 72727
7 7 28 28
7 7 28 28
24 24 29 29
25 25 30 30
25 25 30 30
26 26 31 31
26 26 31 31


'



.


2. 5
.5
1. 3
1.3
2. 5
5.0
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
2. 5
2.5
2. 5
2.5
2. 5
2.5
2t
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5 	
2.5
2.5
10)
3674.00









20.0
20. 0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
19.0
18.0
20.0 	
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0 .
	 20.0 	
20.0
20.0
20.0
	




•




7.9600-03
8.8400—03
1.9200-03
1.12 00—0 3
8.1600-03
(> . 7600—03
2.3040-03
1. j 1 68— 02
5.4240-03
2. 2400-03
1.1200-03
8.3160-03
2.0320-03
2. 7520-03
3. 3200-04
2.6984-02
3.7200-04
8.5280-03 " '
8.9600-04 •
1.7508-02
7.3200-04






.




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    TOTAL EMISSION  AN» CUMULATIVE FRACTION ACCORDING TO HEIGHT
          TOTAL  POINT    CUMULATIVE
IIKICIIT(M) EMISS|ONS(C/S)  FRACTION
TOTAL AKKA    CUMULATIVE
EM1SSIONS(C/S)  FRACTION
0
6
1 I
16
21
76
31
36
41
46
56
61
66
71
76
81
86
91
96
•* 5
- 1 Q
- 15
- 20
- 25
- 30
- 35
- 40
- 45
- 50
- 55
-60 ...
- 65
- 70
- 75
- 80
- 85
- 90..
- 95
-100
.Of>
.00
11. 30
4.44
33.97
.00
42. 38
58. 71
.00
124.82
.00
.00
66.39
26. 31
.00
85.81
.00
.00
.00
.000
.000
.025
.035
.109
. 109
.203
.332
.332
.607
.607
.607
..753
.81 1
.811
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
i.oeo
.00
.00
.00
433.55
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
---_ --.- -SQQ 	
.000
.000
.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
I. 000
TOTAL
           454.13
 433,55	
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RANK

1
2
3
5
f.
1
9
1 ft
11
12
13
1 &
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

SIGHlf 1CANI
KANK

1
2
3
4
5
7
a
9
in

t«»
^i*
CHI-MAX
(G/CU. M)
9.0425-04
3. 7920-04
1.8784-04
1 . 3280-04
1. 2273-04
7 4985-Q5
7. 1228-05
5 4036-05
5. 2360-05
4 9 1 22-05
3. 5925-05
3 1625-05
3.0256-05
2 6510-05
2.5053-05
2 3792-05
2. 3639-05
2. 3332-05
2. 3332-05
2.0582-05
1.7783-05
7. 8039-06
4.0309-06
J).0000
0.0000

302 AREA SOURCES
Q*LKNCTI!
(C-KM/SEC)
2.6984-02
2, 4040-02
1. 7508-02
1 5168-02
8.8400-03
8. 5280-03
8. 3400-03
8. 3160-03
8. 1600-03
7 9600-03


SOURCE NO. _. _ - . .

25
9 ...-._.-.-.-
4
1 2
8
2
j ^
7
10 ._.-...
23
18
17
20
6
2 1
22
15 ' . .
16
14
19
5
13
24
•

SOURCE NO. . . . . ._ . ,_

21 • .
29
fl
2
25
12
5
1 *


Co
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        f   JR1TICAL  DAY  HAH  ANALYSIS,  CI.KVKI.ANI)  NOHTH STATUS  QUO i   8  AUG  76)
SOURCE
	 1 	
2
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28 --
29
30
31
32 '
33
34
35
EAST
COORD
(USER I
~44S,3a
445. 30
440. 50

446.40
446. 40
442.40
443. 50
443.60
443.60
443.60
443. 60
443.60
443.60
443.90
443. 60
443. 70
443. 50
444. 30
443.30
446.40
446.40
444. 60
444.70
444.50
444. 50
444.30
444. 30
444- 50
444.50
443.80
444. 30
443.80
443.80
443.80
POINT-SOUKCEHtFfl
NORTH S02(G/SEC)
COOKO EMISSIONS
IN ITS)
— 4 59 7 i 60 —
4597.60
4593.30

4598. 30
4598. 30
4593. 70
4594.00
4591 . 50
4591.50
4591 . 50
4591 . 50
4591 . 50
4591. 50
4592. 30
4592. 70
4592.80
4592. 80
4596. 20
4S92. 20
4598. 30
4591 .40
4591.50
4591. 20
4591.10
4591.40
4591. 20
4591.10
4591 .40
4591.50
4591 . 30
4 59 t. 40
4591.40
393.40
79.13
t
568.00
455.30
224.00
29.33
43.40
15.43
18.84
17.75
33.18
25. 10
2.60
2.60
17.30
66. 30
4.68
568.00
21. 30
12.90
26. 10
17.40
6.80
9. 20
4.60
173. 30
116. 30
86.80
86.80
86.80

'flMAT-lON
PAKT(G/SEC>-
EMISSIONS
.00
.Ofr



.00
' . 00
.00
— - . 00 - -
.00
- . 00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
. 00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
. 00
.00
.00
.00
.00 •
.00





STACK -STACK --STACK STACK 	 SIGNIFICAN<
HT(H) TEMP(K) DIAM(M7 VEL(M/SEC) (CU. H)

49.7
69.5

81.7
81.7
95.7
24.4
46.0
46.0
26.0
26.0
38.0
76. 2
64.6
47.5
87.0
30.0
81. 7
45.7
45.7
53. 3
53.3
32.0
45. 7
45.7
68.6
68.6
44.5
44.5
JL K. t
	 1 J J.V 	
450.0
544.0 	



397.0
	 403.0 	
578.0
478.0
478.0
478.0
478.0 	
478.0
533.0 - —
428.0
477.0
505.0
547.0
— 338.0 	
397.0
672.0
811.0-
767.0
767.0
533.0
644.0
644.0 —
544.0
522.0
533.0
533.0
- X.1 1 f\ -
• t . t -
2.6
i. H
~~ Z". ~/~


— a-.-? —
3. 7
-3. 7
3. 7
2.3
2.0
f . 0
2.0
2.0-
2.0
- 3.0-
4. 7
— 3*4—
3.0
2.1
4.3
-l.o-
3. 7
2.1
2.1
1.9
3.4
J . J
1.5
. 3
3.3
2. 7
3.2
3.2
J. £.
13.0
12.3
	 4.1



11.9
	 9.9
9. -3
1.5
2. 7
6.0
	 7.4
7.4
	 6.4
1. 5
	 5;-6
11.4
	 5.9
14. 6
— - 26.0
12.9
8. 5
- 6.3
4.8
4.8
.8
4_
1.8
7.3
23.3
12.1
12.6
- 1 O A

.6707-03
	 -.2030-03-



. 5/22-03
	 .5106-03
. 1572-03
. J O O Q "~ U J
.3941-03
.7655-04
	 .1043-03
.9844-04
	 .6855-04
. 7699-04
. 3094-05
	 .7265-04
.2778-04
	 , 71 72-04
.5722-03
.4870-04
. 1030-03
.8548-04
7 s ? i — n t*
.1210-03
.2134-03
.8786-04
.8448-04
- fc ^ *> 4 fl/.~



J£ EFF — -•- - 	
HT(M)

216
	 172

C. 1 Q
291
- 2 / !t
86
l in
120
113
112
194
156
'265
-131
488
	 65
29i
n 7 /.
183
- - 166
136
1 "» f.
72
	 78
71
— - 71
260
291
297
	 A /. Q

.38




.82
.JO .-__ — - -- — - __-—
. 58
* U U
.56
n ?
.07
.95
. 31
.43
.09
C -1 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 _ 	 	 . 	 	
.82
Sfi
.65
. 13
.79
I'l
.04
. 32
.03
r,n 4
. 58
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                       AREA SOUKCR  INFORMATION
 cr
 A*

tffc

CJ
SOURCE KAST NOKTII S02 I'AKI SJOt EFFECTIVE SIGNIFICANCE
COOKU COORD EMISSIONS EMISSIONS LENGTH HEIGHT (C-KM/SEC)
(USER UNITS) (CRAItS/SQ. M/SKC) (USEK UNITS) (NKTKKS)
1 442.5 4592.5 2.4352-06 5.6000-07 2.5 20.0 6.0880-03
? 44n_n 4S95.n 4.2O80-07 2. 1280-07 2.5 20.0 1.0520-03
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
THE
THE
KM IN
0
0
0
0
2
2
3
3
0
	
440.
442.
445.
445.
445.
447.
447.
447.
44 7.
442.
443.
ORIGIN
SIZE OF
- 352.
000
000
000
000
244
244
3 1 1
3 1 1
01213



0. 4592.5 2.8000-07 7.6800-08 2.5 20.0
5 4595.0 8.4480-07 6.4320-07 2.5 20.0
0 4597.5 3.4560-07 8.8000-08 2.5 20.0
0 4595.0 7.0560-06 1.5808-06 2.5 20.0
0 4592.5 4.9280-06 1.1456-06 2.5 20.0
5 4600.0 4.4800-08 i. 6000-08 2.5 20.0
5 4597.5 5.7920-06 1.2576-06 2.5 20.0
5 4595.0 7.2320-06 1.5648-06 2.5 20.0
5 4592.5 3.8720-06 9.3440-07 2.5 20.0
5 4591.2 5.9712-06 0.0000 1.3 20.0
7 4591.2 9.0304-06 0.0000 1.3 34.0
IN INTERNAL UNITS IS( 352, 3673)
THE AREA SOURCE ARRAY IS ( 8, 9)
00 RMAX- 360.00 SHIN- 3673.00 SMAX- 3682.00
0088
.0088
5599
5 5'9 9
6 6 10 10
6 6 10 10
7 71111
7 7 11 11
0000



.




-
7.0000-04
2. 1120-03
8.6400-04
1.7640-02
1.2320-02
1 . 1 200-04
1.4480-02
1.8080-02
9.6800-03
7.4640-03
1. 1288-02


- - - - ..__..









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         TOIAl.  hMISSION AND  CUMULATIVE FKACTION ACCORDING  TO IIKICIIT
                TOTAL  POINT    CUMULATIVE
    HEIGIIT(M)  EHISS10NS(C/S)  "FRACTION
TOTAL  AKKA     CUMULATIVE
EHISSIONS(C/S)   FRACTION
0
6
1 i
i h
21
26
31
3o
41
46
51
56
61
06
7 1
7b
81
86
91
96
- 5
- 10
- 1 S
- 20
- 25
- 30
- 35
- 40
- 45
- 50
- 55
- 60
- 65
- 70
- 75
- 80
- 85
- 90
- 95
-100
.

.
.
2'J.
11.
13.
33.
260.
806.
43.
.
2.
371 .
„
25.
2046.
• 66.
„
1226.
00
00
00
00
33
27
70
18
40
79
50
00
60
33
00
10
60
30
00
00
.000
. 000
.000
.000
. 006
.014
.01 7
. 024
.076
.239
".247 "" "
.247
. 248
'.323
.323
. 328
."740 ~~
.753
.753
1.000
.00
. on
. 00
2 1 7 . i •>
.00
.00
14.11
. 00
.00
. 00
.00
.00
.00
. .00
.00
.00
".00
.00
.00
.00
.000
.000
.000
.939
.939
.939
1.000
I. 000
1.000
1.000
1. 000
1 .000
1 .000
1.000
1 .000
1 . 000
1 .000
1.000
1.000
1.000
    TOTAL
               A966.10
                                                   231.26
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   SICN :K U'.A'.l  M)2   IV ; N i  SOUKCKS
HANK

i
2
)
-1
5
6
/
h
y
i (i
1 i
i 2
i i
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1 5
i t>
i 7
1 8
»9
2o
21
7 ?
23
.'A
25
S I C N I F H AN!
KANK

1
3

5
6
7
a
9
10
Cll 1 -MAX
( c / ni . H )
b . / 0 1. / - 0 4
5 . ^ h'->2 -04
5. 7.' i 6-0 A
5. 72 i 6-0 A
5. )05«-OA
5. iil'ia-OA
i. <)', i 1-04
) . 8 i UO-ll'.
2. i 1- 1-()H
2.0.' 'J(> -04
i . 91! 38-04
i . •> 7 i fc-0-'.
1 . 2 i 0 •', - (K .
1 . OM JA-OA
i , oioo-n'<
9 . 8 4 H» - 0 5
8. 7856.-05
8. 5 /. 75-05
8.5025-05
8. 4 At) t -05
8.0988-05
7.6989-05
7.6545-05 "
/.520H-05
7. 2648-05
SO 2 ARI.A SOUKCF.S
(J*I.KH(, I'll
(C-KII/.SLC)
1 . 80BO-U2 """
i . 7 o40-l)2
1.4480-02
i. 2120-02
i . i 2HH-02
9.6800-01
7.4040-03
b. 0880-03
2. 1 120-03
1.0520-03
SOUIICK NO.

2
H
5
2 i
' ~ 6
22
9
^
Vi
j
i
7
2y
1 2
25
1 3
"33 	 ' 	 -- ~ - - - -- - - - -
27
34
35
32
1 5
11 " "
28
18 " ' . - - -- ...--.. - -.
•

SOUKCE NO.

" "10 " ""
6
9 - - - _ _ .
7
13
1 1
--' T2 — ---------
1
4 --..-.-.---.
2
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SOUKCE INFORMATION
S02t'C/SEC> PART(G/.SEC> STACK
hflKSSIONS EMISSIONS IIT(N)
STACK S T A C K
TKMI'(K) DIAM(M)
STACK SIGNIFICANCE -HtFF
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445.
44 5.
440.
446.
446.
446.
442.
443.
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60
60
60
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60
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50
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4593. 70
4594. 00
4591.50
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4591.50
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4592. 30
4592.70
4592.80
4592.80
4596.20
4 592. 20
4598. 30
4598.30
4591.40
4591 . 50
4591.20
4591 . 10
4591.40
4591. 50
4591 .20
4591.10
4591.40
4591. 50
4591.3 0
4591.40
4591.40
4590. 20
H J . 4 9
282.36
79.44
3 ?4 . 42
206. 53
165.56
165.85
12.43
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1 5. 38
7.12
8.70
8. 20
15.32
10. 78
2.60
2.60
25.40
79.20
4.68
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165. 56
21. 30
12.90
11.48
17.40
6.80
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48.23
33.90
33.90
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49. 7
69.5
97.6
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24.4
46.0
46.0
46.0
26.0
26.0
38.0
76. 2
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64.6
47.5
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53.3
53.3
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45.7
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68.6
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44. 5
44.5
44. 5
45. 7
433.0
450.0
5 4 •'• . 0
426.0
397.0
403.0 '
578.0
478. 0
478.0
478.0
478.0
478.0
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533.0
428.0
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533.0
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522.0
513.0
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533.0
572.0
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       TOTAL EMISSION AND CUMULATIVE FRACTION  ACCORDING  TO  HLIGHT
             TOTAL POINT    CUMULATlVt
   HKIGHT(M) EM I SS IONS(G/S)   FKACT I ON
TOTAL AKKA     CUMULATIVE
EM ISS IONS(G/S)  FRACTION
0

1 1
16
2 i
26
3 1
3 o
4 1
.'<6
ii
56
61
6 6
71
76
81
86
91
Uh
- 5
- 10
- 1 5
- 20
- 2 5
- 30
-35
— 40
- 4 5
- 50
- 55
- 00
- 65
71)
- 75 .
-80
- 85
- 90
- 95
— i nn
. 00
00
.00
.00
12.43
21 . 511
1 1.70
15 32
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550.67
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2.60
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10. 78
744. 18
79.20
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000
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.000
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028
.072
.3i4
• .326
. 326
.327
4 i 5
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.420
. 746
. 781
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00
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217.15
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14.11
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00
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1.000
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             2281.34
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SIGNIFICANT SQ2   POINT  SOURCES
RANK
                       CHI-MAX     SOUKCE NO.
                      (C/CIJ.  M)
1
2
J
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1 1
i 2
1 3
15
17
1 8
19
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21
23
24
25


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1
2
3
5
6
7
8
9
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4.8137-04
2.0804-04
2. 0804-04
2.0375-04
1 . 8566-04
I . 8566-04
i. 820 7 -04 —
1 . 4240-04
1. 2716-04
1. 163«-04
8. 5913-05
7. 5208-05
7. 1 718-05
6- 5996-05
5. 5469-05
4.8180-05
4 j 54 76-05
4. 5305-05



(C-KH/StC)
I. 8080-02
1 . 44BO-02
1. 1288-02
7.4640-03
2. 1120-03
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5
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10
9
13
11
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POINT  SOURCE INFORMATION    (Status  Quo)
U KU t.
1
2 •
3
4
5
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8
0
10
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COOK
(USE
482.
4H2 .
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478.
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477.
477.
477.
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90 4624.
90 4624.
20 4 6 i 8 .
(j 0 4619.
90 4619.
40 4 6 2 i .
40 4 o 2 3 .
20 4618.
20 4618.
20 4618.
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50 ' 60.
50 60.
30
20
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17
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1.0
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VEL(M/SEC)

10.1 	 •
10. 1
7.9
15. 1
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15.6
7.9
7.9
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           CHI1ICAI  DAY  KA;i  ANAlVblS,  I.AI'-\  S I KA j M, Y 1 KS f |  (//i
                      POINT SOURCE  INFORMATION
SOURCE
          EAST
          COORD
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
. 9
10
482.90
482.90
477.20
478. 90
478.90
476.40
480.40
477. 20
^7T-70
477.20
NORTH SOZtCySEC)"
COORD EMISSIONS
UTS)
4624. 50 36.30
4624.50 34.60
«b I B. 30
46J9.20
4619.20 ~
4621.90
4623.60
4618.30
461B. 30
4618.30
J. tV
471.40
4 1 . 80
48.90
1 75. 30
5.20
5. ZU
35.60
PARTIG/SECJ STACK STACK
EMISSIONS HT(M) TEHP(K)
.00
.00
-UU
.00
. 00
.00
. 00
.00
.00
.00
54.3
54.3
	 nrv
76.2
48.8
41.2
52. 7
17.0
17. u
8.6
— 561.0 —
561.0
478. 0
461.0
461.0
533.0
477.0
478.0
478.0
1089.0
-STACK- 	 STACK" 	 StGN 1 f tCAMd! 	 EPF 	
DIAH(M) VEMM/SEC) (CU. M) HT(M)
	 3.4 	
3.4
1.0
3.1
2.4
3.2
2.4
1.0
1.0
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— 10.1 	
10. 1
7. 9
15.1
15.1 •
15.6
'8.1
7.9
7.9
15.0
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. 1 371-03 '
.4159-03
.667 5-04 '"
.4018-04
% 4363-0 3
. 1371-03
. 1371-03
.5626-03
— 301.03 	 	
301.03
•~" 49.35 -- 	 • —
315.17
224.58
328.61
175.30
49. 35
•"•• 49^35- - 	
64.46
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AKKA SOUHCK 1NKOHHAT10N
SUU*
i
2
- 3-
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
THE
THE
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0
0
0
0
0
1
3
3
0
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0
0
0
0
0
2
3
3
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(USER
470.0
472.5
-470.0
475.0
475.0
477.5
477. 5
475.0
475 0
480.0
480.0
480.0
485.0
485.0
485.0
485.0
490.0
490.0
490.0
495.0.
495.0
495.0
495.0
UCIN IN
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-188.00
000
000
000
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NUKtll
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UNITS)
4620.0
4620.0
-6615.0
4622.5
4620.0
4622.5
4620.0
4615.0
4610.0
4620.0
4615.0
4610.0
4625.0
4620.0
4615 0
EMISSIONS
(CKAMS/SQ.
2.4960-07
2.4160-07
? 44nn-o7
1.9200-08
7.4720-07
2.4000-08
7.3600-07
3.6800-07
1. 3400-07
1.5240-07
1.4680-07 .
1.0160-07
1 5000-07
1.4760-07
i n i An-n7
4610.0 0.0000
4625.0 1.6480-07
4620.0 1.1720-07
4615.0 0.0000
4630.0 1.0240-07
4625.0 1.6280-07
4620.0 1,4560-07
4615.0 0.0000
INTERNAL UNITS IS( 188
R AREA SOURCE ARRAY IS
UMAX- 7rin_nn SHIN- 184
0 0
0 0
0 13
0 13
4 6 10 10 14
5 7 10 10 14
8 8111115
8 8111115
9 9 12 12 16
9 9 12 12 16
0 0 0 20 20
0 0 0 20 20
13 17 17 21 21
13 17 17 21 21
14 18 18 22 22
14 18 18 22 22
15 19 19 23 23
15 19 19 23 23
16 0 0 0 0
16 0 0 0 0
rani aiot _t,rcuvii'" v
EMISSIONS LENGTH HfilGIIT
H/SEC) (USER UNITS) (METERS)
0.0000 2.5 20.0
2.0000-07 2.5 20.0
_l-nnHn-f)7 5.0 20.0
1
1
4
1
1
9
6
6
5
1
6
6
0
7
6
0
5
1
9
0
4


.6000-09
.9520-07
.8000-09
.8720-07
.5240-07
.5200-08-
.7200-08
.8400-08
.6000-08
.0840-07 .
.6000-08
4400-08
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.4400-08
.0400-08
.0000
.6400-08
.0920-07
.4400-08
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2
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5
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5
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20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
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20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
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(G-KM/SEC)
6.
6.
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4.
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7.
7.
5.
J.
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2400-04 . _ . 	 ._ —
0400-04
2200-03
8000-05
8680-03 „ 	
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7000-04
6200-04
3400-04 	
0800-04
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3800-04
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5.8600-04
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8,1400-04
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        AL  EMISSION AND CUMULATIVE  FRACTION  ACCORDING TO II11 C
           TOTAL  POINT   CUMULATIVE
UEICUT(M)  EHISSIOHS(C/S)
                     I
 TOTAL AREA    CUMULATIVE
_JtJlSSIONS{C/SJ	FH ACT ION
o
6
1 1
16
21
26
36
41
46
51
56
61
66
71
76
81
86
91
96
- 5
- 10
- 1 5
- 20
- 25
- 30
- 35
- 40
- 45
- 50
- 55
- 60
- 65
- 70
- 75
- 80
- 85
- 90
- 95
-10.0
.00
35.60
.00
15.60
.00
.00
.00
.00
48.90
41.80
246-20
.00
.00
.00
. 00
471.40
-OO
.00
.00
.00
.000
.041
.041
.060
.060
.060
.060
.060
.116
.165
.452
.452
.452
.452
.452
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
.00
.00
.00
68.58
.00
.00
,00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
	 .00
.00
,00
.00
.00
.00
, 00 „ . 	
.00
.000
.000
.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000 	 	 	 	 	 	
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
TOTAL
           859.50
                                           68.58
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       SICNIFICAHT S02  POINT SOURCES
            RANK
               1
               2
               3
               4
             .  5_
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
CHI-MAX !
(C/CU. HI
5.6262-04 .
4. 1627-04
4.1588-04
1.3712-04
1.3712-04
1.3712-04
6.6748-05
4.0181-05
3.4626-05
3.3005-05
SOURCE NO.
-10 . . .. . ._ 	 	 ..._.
7
-_. 4 	 _. . ..
3
9
5
6
I
2
      SIGNIFICAHT S02  AREA SOURCES
        	RANK	
               1
               2
               3
               *_
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
                               M	SOURCE NO.
                       (0-KM/SEC)
1.8680-03
1.8400-03
1.8400-03
1.22QQ-03
8. 2400-04
8.1400-04
7.6200-04
7.5000-04 ___
7. 3800-04
7.3400-04
7
8
3
17
21
10
13 . „ 	 _
,4
11
 @add gonramec1.c1—north—pre
FURFUR 0026-00/28-13:57
FACILITY REJECTED  440000400000
FACILITY REJECTED  400010000000
READY
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                      OAV RAH ANALYSIS,  (. U Y W £S j^..^ T[ ATJIS <^»»_,
                      POINT SOURCE  INFORMATION
   SOURCE  EAST     NORTH   S02(G/SEC)   PAKT(G/SEC)  STACK   STACK   STACK   STACK        SIGNIFICANCE    EFF
           COORD    COORD   EMISSIONS '-EMISSIONS   HT(M)   TEHP(K) DIAM(M) VEL(H/SEC)— tCU. M)   	HT(H)
           (USER  UNITS)
           431.20
          "431.20
                    4584.60
                    106.20
                                   .00
                                   roo
                                   40.0
                                 	507TT
                                          347.0
                                                                        1.7
                                                                               20.3
                                                                                oTJ
.5839-03
113.49
                                                                                                          IZ3TT4
      3
      4
      5
      6
      7
      8
      9
     10
431.20
430. 70
434.60
435*. 40
435.40
435.40
435.40
4584.30
4583.80
4590.^0"
4590.50
4585.10
4585.10
4585.10
4585.10

24. 20
329.80
1.99
1.99
64; 54 - - -
40.03
" 64.54"
40.03

~.OO
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
'.'00
.00

40.0
41.8
30. U
30.0
21.9
21.9
21.9

433.0
567.0
700. U
783.0
472.0
644.0
472.0
644.0

4.6
2.0
2.0
1.6
1.6
1.6

19.2
6.1
8.0
11.0
15.5
11.7
15. i
11.7

.2005-04 "
.3065-03
. bl / J-05
.4214-05
.2817-03 ~
.1592-03
.2817-03
.1592-03

327.01
305.66
Ibi. 35
191.54
128. BO
135.53
12H.BO
135.53
00
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               AREA  SOUKCK INFORMATION
SOURCE EAST
COORD
(USER
1
2.
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
422.5
425.0
425.0
425.0
427.5
427.5
427.5
427.5
425.0
425.0
425.0
430.0
430.0
430.0
430.0
430.0
430. 0
432.5
432. 5
432. 5
432.5
432. 5
.432.5.
430.0
430.0
435.0
435.0
435.0
435.0
435. 0
435.0
435. 0
435.0
NORTH
COORD
UNI IS)
4590-0
4590.0
4587. 5
4585.0
4592.5
4590.0
4587. 5
4585.0
4580.0
4575.0
4570.0
4592. 5
4590.0
4587.5
4585.0
4582. 5
4580.Q
4592. 5
4590.0
4587. 5
4585.0
4582.5
4580.0
4575.0
4570.0
4592. 5
4590.0
4587. 5
4585.0
4582. 5
4580.0
4575.0
4570.0
S02
EMISSIONS
(CRAMS/SQ.
1,0864-Q6
1.0064-06
1. 7088-06
1.5968-06
3. 1520-07
2.0032-06
1.8432-06
1.2768-06
5.5560-07
8.9440-07
7. 1200-08
1. 3312-06
3. 3616-06
2.4560-06
2.4400-06
1. 3472-06
1.2784-06
2. 1040-06
4.8656-06
3. 2992-06
2. 1872-06
2. 1376-06
1^24.48-06
2.9400-07
2. 2320-07
2.6080-06
3.4544-06
2. 9728-06
8. 7840-Q7
2.4768-06
3.0864-06
8. 7560-07
1.7200-07
PART SIDE ETFECTIVE SIGNIFICANCE 	 	 	
EMISSIONS LENGTH HEIGHT (C-KM/SEC)
M/SKC) (USER UNITS) (METERS)
2. 1920-07
2.2400-07
3.2800-07
3. 1200-07
7.8400-08
4.1920-07
3.6640-Q7
6.9600-07
.5.6160-07
1.7720-07
2. 12QO-08
2.7200-07
6,8160-07
4.9280-07
4.8960-07
7.0880-07
2. 3520-0?
4.3840-07
V. 8880-07
6.6720-07
4.5280-07
4. 1 120-07
_2. 320Q-07__
5.9200-08
4. 3600-08
5.9840-07
8.1920-07
6. 9440-07
K8240-U7
4.8960-07
6.0480-07
1.6640-07
3.4800-08
.. .2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2. 5
2.5
2. 5
5,0
5.0
5,0
2.5
2.5
2.5
2. 5
2. 5
2.5
2.5
2. 5
2.5
_. 2.5
2.5
2.5
5.0
5.0_
2.5
2.5
2. 5
2.5
2. 5
2.5
5.0
5.0
20.0
20.0
	 20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20. 0
20.0
?0-Q
20.0
20.0
20.0
2Q.Q
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
	 20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
	 20.0 	
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20^0
20.0
20.0
2.7160-03 » — ~ -- - - 	
2.5160-03
4.2720-03 	 - - 	 	
3.9920-03
7.8800-04
5.0080-03
4. 6080-03
3. 1920-03
2_. 7780-03
4.4720-03
3. 5600-04
3. 3280-03-
8, 4Q40-03
6. 1400-03
6r 10QO-03
3.3680-03
3.1960-03
5.2600-03
1. 2164-02
8.2480-03
5.4680-03 . . . _.._ . _. .
5.3440-03 "
3.1120-03
1.4700-03
1. 1 160-03
6. 5200-03
8.6360-03
7.4320-03
2. 1960-03
6. 1920-03
7. 7160-03
4.3780-03
8.6000-04
   THE ORIGIN  IN INTERNAL UJLtLS— I §_( _ 169.
   1IIE SIZE  OF THE AREA SOURCE ARRAY  IS  (
   RMIN-   169.00 RMAX
                                      7.   10)
                 176.00 SHIN- 1828.00  SMAX- 1838.00
    0
 ..  1
f  °

Is
M-*1  °
kfr»  °
co°
 0  5 12  18  26  0
 2  6 13  19  27  Q
 3  7 i4  20  28  0
 4  8 15  21  29  0
 9  91622  30  0
 9  9172331  0
10 10 24  24  32 32
10 10 24  24  32 32
11 11 25  25  33 33
11 11 7 S  7 S  T» 11
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      TOTAL EMISSION  AND CUMULATIVE FRACTION  ACCORDING TO  1IKICIIT
            TOTAL POINT   CUMULATIVE
 HEICIIT(M)  EHISSIONS(C/S)  FRACTION
TOTAL AREA    CUMULATIVE
EMISSIONS(C/S)  FRACTION
0-5
6-10
11 - 15
16 - 20
21 - 25
26 - 30
31 - 35
36 - 40
41 - 45
46 - 50
51 - 55
56 - 60
61 - 65
66 - 70
71 - 75
76 - 80
81 - 85
86 - 90
91 - 95
96 -100
TOTAL

209.
3.
154.
329.
; -
697.
00
00
00
00
14
98
00
60
80
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
52


1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
]
1

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•
•
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•
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000
000
000
000
300
306
306
527
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
OQQ
000
000
000
•
.00
.00
.00
416.94
.00
.00
.00
.00
.. .00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
	 	 .jQQ
.00
.00
.00
416.94


1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000
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 SIGNIFICANT S02   POINT  SOURCES
      RANK
         1
         2
         3
         4
         5
         6
         7
         8
         9
        10
Oil -MAX
(G/CU. M)
5.83H9-04
3.0654-04
2.8172-04
2.81 72-04
1.5924-04
1. 5924-04
1. 1432-04
2.0051-05
6. 1730-06
4.2137-06
SOURCE NO.
1
4
7
9
8 .... .
10
2
3
5 ._........ ..... . .
6
 SIGNIFICANT S02  AREA  SOURCES
      RANK
         1
         2
         3
         4
         5
         6
         7
         8
         9
        10
  Q*I.KN<;TII
 (C-KH/SEC)

   1. 2164-02
   8.6360-03
   8.4040-03
   8.2480-03
   7. 7160-03
__7,4320-Ql.
   6.5200-03
   6.1920-03
   6.1400-03
   6.1000-03
                                SOURCE NO.
 19
•27
 13
 20
 31
_28_
 26
 30
 14
 15
C?
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HEADY
 HEIGHT ABOVE iOOH FOR POINT  SOURCE  t   12
          CRITICAL DAY RAM ANALYSIS, RS CUY-LAKK  STATUS QUO,  (28 AUG 76)
SOURCE
1
2
3
5
. 6
7
8
9
11
12
13
14
15
1 A
17
EAST
(USER
449.20
449. 20
450.80
ASS fill
455.60
452.30
463.00
463.00
463.00
	 A A 1 - ft 11
463.00
463.00
460.00
465.40
457.60
-44-7 -&A-
457.60
POINT
NORTH
UNITS)
4595.00
4595.00
4600.00
4602. 70
4602. 70
4600. 10
461 3. 20
4613.00
4613.00
4612.90
4612.90
4606. 50
4610. 20
4604.60
4604.60
SOURCE
S02(C/S
EJHSSIC
299.
63.
64.
?n
26.
6.
891.
891.
flO 1
1553.
4091.
4.
--- 58.
9.
11
9.
INFORM A
itC) FA
>HS 	 6*
00
60
fln
00
48
20
40
40
i ft
00
00
17
98
30
/.n
30
TION
RT(C/SEC)
IS5IONS
.00
.00
on
.00
.00
.00
. OQ - -
.00
f\ft
.00
.00 	
.00
.00
.00
AA
.00
STACK STACK
- HT ( M V T KM 1* ( 1
58.5 615.0
59.1 644.0
45.7 505.0
1 c t t AC r\
45.7
53.3
12.0
91.4
91.4
— 91-i4-
91.2
182.9
15.0
24.1
26.0
46.0-
26.0
553.0
533.0
808.0
401.0
401.0
	 401.0-
386.0
414.0
561.0
--S6 1 M. ft
505.0
ins n
505.0
STACK S
<->-»! AM (4f>— V
4.1
31
3.3
1 4
2.0
3.0
4.0
4.8
4.8
t ft
5.5
	 7.3 	
1.0
1 4
1.4
1 R
1.4
.TACK
'KM HAS
14.3
9.1
4.8
14 1
2.8
9.1
22.0
11.7
11.7
11 7
12.3
21.1
7.0-
74-
9.0
9n
9.0
	 .^ 	 , 	 ,__ 	 	
— 	 — 	 , 	
SIGNIFICANCE EFF
RC\ tCll U\ n-r / u \
. 1383-03
. .6031-04
.1421-03
its L™C\ i
.0000
	 . 3608-04
.1961-05
.5721-03
.5721-03
S 7 •> ] nl
.8426-03
	 .6359-03
. 1089-03
OQQ4^nT
.8048-04
A A 1 1-,nA
.8048-04
460.56
301. 12 ......
187.58
1 ftl &fk
94. 34
245 80 • -
580.75
379.98
379.98
1 70 Da
419.36
898.44 	 	
49.60
1 1 ft 57
88.81
117 S7
88.81
 l&fc
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                       AKEA SOUHCK INFOKMATION
SOURCE KAST
COORD
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
12
13
14
15
16
1 7
18
19
20
21
22
-3 *
24
25
26
27
28
29 -
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
7 II K O
450.0
450.0
450.0
450.0
, / C l\ l\
452. 5
452. 5
452. 5
452.5
452.5
_ A t a t
455.0
- 455.0
455.0
455.0
455.0
A C C A-
4 57. .5
4 5 7. *5
457. 5
457. 5
457. 5
& *i 7 - ^
457.5
460.0
460. 0
460. 0
460. 0
462. 5
462. 5
462. 5
462. 5
460.0
465.0
- - £ ft 7 S
467.5
465.0
465.0
470.0
H I 2
EMISSIONS
2.6880-07
2.5968-06
5.7072-06
2.6704-06
3. 1216-06
2.4000-07
2.1808-06
2.9744-06
3.8734-06
2.6944-06
3 6080^06
3. 7824-06
1.7760-06
1. 2032-06
1.6*624-06
2.8016-06
2#> ft it ft — t\f,
7. 1680-07
1.5776-06
1.3312-06
1.0480-06
1. 1936-06
i f. f. f. t\ f\f.
5. 7760-07
1.0316-06
2. 3040-06
6.9440-07
6. 7200-07
4.8000-07
3. 5200-07
1. 1520-07
1. 2000-07
3.5200-07
7 ?flflft -ft 7
4.8000-07
3. 3600-07
1.9200-07
1. 3520-07
. II U ITS IK < 1 Hi
PAHT
EMISSIONS
U / C Kf \ /ll
6. 5600-08
5.5520-07
1. 3104-06
7. 2000-07
5.2800-08
4.6240-07
6.4800-07
8.0320-07
5. 3120-07
7 13 Oft— fl 7
7.6640-07
3. 5680-07
2.4800-07
3. 2160-07
5.4720-07
1.4560-07
3. 1520-07
2.8000-07
6.6400-07
2.2720-07
1 3 t ? n ..n 7
1. 1520-07
2.0520-07
5.6480-07
5.5360-07
2.8320-07
2.6880-07
2.84HO-07
1. 1360-07
6. 1600-08
1.5840-07
— i «-4400— 0 7
2.4000-07
1. 3840-07
8. 1600-08
1. 1560-07
ft. 1 »17»
SI OK EFFECT I V;
LENGTH HEIGHT
SEK UNITS) (MKTKKS
2.5 20.0
2.5 20.0
2.5 20.0
2.5 20.0
25 *> n n
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5 -
2.5
? s
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2 5
2.5
2.5
2.5
j •;
2.5
J •>
2.5
5.0
2.5
2.5
2. 5
2.5
2. 5
2.5
5.0
2.5
2 5
2.5
5.0
5.0
5.0
l
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
2n o
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
- — 20.0
20.0
— 20.0
20.0
0 A A
20-0
?n .1 (\
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20 0
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
K SIGNIFICANCE
(C-KH/SEC)
6. 7200-04 .._,.. 	 . .. _ 	 - -
6.4920-03
1.4268-02 -
6.6760-03
7 8040-03
6.0000-04
5.4520-03 _ . . _ _
7.4360-03
9 6960-03 » ._.... 	
6.7360-03
9 0200-03
9.4560-03
4.4400-03 - 	 	 	 	
3.0080-03
	 4. 1560-03 	 - - .- .
7.0040-03
67finn«n1
1. 7920-03
3944003
3.3280-03
2 52 00 03
2.9840-03
4 1 600—0 3
1.4440-03
. 5.1580-03 - - - 	 -- 	 	 	 -
5. 7600-03
1.7360-03 — 	 	 	 -
1.6800-03
1.2000-03
8.8000-04 -
2.8800-04
6.0000-04 	 	 	
8.8000-04
8 0000— O'i
1.2000-03
1.6800-03
9.6000-04
6.7600-04
                                                    11)
     RHIN-   180.00  RMAX-  190.00 SHIN- 1837.00 SHAX- 1848.00
O7
CO
o
o
o
o
0
0
I  7 13 20 3J 33
2  8 14 21 33 33
3  915222525
4 10 16 23 25 25
b 1 t t / i 4  0  0
                  0   0  0 35  0  0
                  0   0 34 36  0—0	
                  0  29 37 3? 39 39
000
00  0
000
0  0
0  0 18 27 31 3« 38
6 12 19 2b 32 38 38
               0  28  30 37  37 39 39
                              0  0
                              0  0
                              0  0
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JA1,  KMISSIOH  ANU  CUMlll.A 1" IV 1£  FRACTION ACCORDINO  TO UKlCJi"
TOTAL POINT CUMULATIVE
HtlGHT(M) £MISSIONS(G/S) FRACTION
	 -- 0
6
11
16
21
26
- -3 1
36
46
51
56
66
71
. 76
• • 81
86
- 10
- 20
- 25
- 30
— 35
- 40
- 45
- 50
- 55
- 60
- 70
- 75
- 80
- 85
- 90
96 -100
TOTAL
. uu
.00
10.37
20. 80
58.98
18.60
.00
.00
76.00
26.48
362.26
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
4091.00
8891.69
	 .uuu - -
.000
	 .001
.004
.010
.012
.012
	 012 	
.021
- - - .024
.064
nfi L
.064
	 .064 	 -
.064
* 064 - »
.064
1.000

TOTAL AREA CW
BMISSIONS(C/S)
.00
.00
--.00
406.93
. 00
.00
.00
	 .00 	 	
. 00
.00
.00
no
.00
	 .00 	
.00
00 1
lULAi iVt
FKACTION
nnn -
.000
000 	 .
1 .000
.000
.000
000
.000
.000 - - - -
.000
.000 -_..,,
.000
000
.000
.000
.000
- nnn
.00 1.000
00 1 000
.00 1.000
406.93
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             'AN! SO2   I'OINT  MMMtCES
RANK
i
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
u
12
1 3
15
16
17
SIGNIFICANT
RANK •
1
2
3
4
6
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6. 3592-04
5.7205-04
5. 7205-04
5. 7205-04
2.9937-04
1.3831-04
1. 3538-04
1.0890-04
8.0484-05
8.0484-05
4.4133-05
3.6076-05
1.9610-06
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1.4268-02
9.6960-03
9.4560-03
9.0200-03
7.4360-03
7.0040-03
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55.00
55.00
55.00
- - 55.00
233. 20
233.20
491.70
•1332.40
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21.50
22.20
22.20
22.20
14.60
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496.00
16.60
16.60
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32.65
J2.65
32.65
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51.40
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472.39
472.39
472.39
339.37
339.37
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97.91
97.91
82.01
91.07
91.07
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94.81
351.36
329.45
174.80
174.80
174.80
174.80
174.80
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212.76
212.76
212.76
406.08
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166.80
176. 34
53.81
53.81
77.92
102.59
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S02
EMISSIONS
(CRAMS/SQ
5.6480-07
6.2560-07
8.4960-07
7.9920-07
— 3,6000-09
1.0640-07
6.6400-08
3.6000-09
3.4800-08
4.4000-08
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2. 2400-08
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1.8800-08
2. 3600-08
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9.8800-08
7.1200-08
9.4800-08
1.8400-08
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4.2640-07
4.4400-08
2.8800-08
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2. 3200-08
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1.1520-07 2.5
1.2320-07 2.5
1.6360-07 5.0
1.5560-07 5.0
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3.7600-08
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2.5200-08
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2.4560-07
2.0120-07
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2.4000-08
1. 2000-08
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.TQIAJ. AREA	£UMULATL¥E_
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	TOTAL POIWt	CUMULATIVE
 HEICIIT(M) EMISSIONS(C/S)   FKACTIOH
TOTAL AREA.  _ .  CUMULATIVE
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41
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56
61
66
71
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81
86
91
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- 15
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- 25
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- 35
- 40
- 45
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- 55
- 60
- 65
- 70
- 75
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1
2
3
5
6
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9
10
11
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         2  2   2  2 1 1  1 1  ?0  20 2h 2d  Jt  J<» /I 71 4i 41  4/  47 o,, f,^

        66 66  66 66
         2  2   2  2 11  11  20  20 26 2*  J4  J4 71 71 41 «, 1  4/  •» 7 ot> 6t>
66 66  66  66
 1   1   1   1 10  10  1*  H
66 66  66
                     10 10  IV  l-i f~> /-^  5J
                                         31  33 3J J< '+d 40  40  «»U 06


                                               :
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           APPENDIX A



Rural  MAXT24/SCIM/RAMR Counties
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                                                  RURAL COUNTIES-SOURCE  INVENTORIES  AND MODELING  RESULTS
            SOURCE
                            DESCRIPTION
                                                                    STACK  PARAMETERS
                                                                                                                   CRITICAL MODELING  RESULTS
trt
NAMf LOCATION COMPUTER Q H
(x,y in k:n) STACK Emission Rate STACK
(2 in. tt.) I-D. 	 " "~ q~SO /sac HEIGHT
m


DVT X DAY LOCATION
STACK GAS EXIT GAS EXIT PREDICTED (--,y,r
DIAMETER VELOCITY TE
in m/ sec
***ALLEN COUNTY***

x - 743.0
Standard Oil y =4511.7 riOCI
B002
D003
BOO 4
3006
BO 07
BOCd
B009
B010
B01 1
1(012
B013
b014
B015
aou

0.39 4o.7
13.63 45.7
.28 45.7
2.5J 48.7
2.75 57.9
0.29 45.7
0.65 45.7
0.53 76.1
1.57 38.4
0.^& " 39.4
2 . 14 311.7
0.14 30.8
C.12 30-8
C.09 18.5
0.14 22.5

1.6
2.39
1.68
3.96
3.66
1.5
2.29
2.13
1.83
1.53
1.22
1.68
1.66
0.9
1.2
v/
(3.5
7.4
6.2
a. 97
4.75
7.63
6.5
12.6
9. 1 ~
18.99
14.7
7.34 "
6.44
16.54
15.9
MPERATURE GKOUNU in kin,
°K LEVEL CON- O in °
CENTKAT1ONS Z in It)
uy SO /in1

x - 743.
730 - - -- J09 ^9 y -45) i.
726
711
670
546
722
623 " " - - - - - -
447
5o1
766
^72 	 	
m 	
633
649 "" " "
708
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                                              RURAL  COUNTIES-SOURCE  INVENTORIES AMD MODELING RESULTS
SOURCE DESCRIPTION
STACK
NAME LOCATION COMJUTfcfi Q H
(x,y in km) STACK Emission Rate STACK
(2 in. tt.) I.D. q SO /se
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                                                  RURAL CCUNTIES-SGUKCfc  INVtNTOklES AND rf
                                                                                                 G  RESUr.1V.
             SOUKCE
                             DESCRIPTION
                                                                   STACK  PARAMETERS
                                                                                                                CRITICAL MODELING RESULTS
NAME LOCATION COMPUTER 0 H D V T /. Cnf LGO;.VrC_l
(x,y in k:n) STACK Emission Rate STACK STACK GAS EXIT GAS EXIT Pi<£DIC'lKb (x,v,r
(2 in. "ft.) I.D. "~ " q SO /sac "HEIGHT DIAMETES " VELOCITY TEMPERATURE*" " GKGUND rn ktr.,
m m in/sec °K LEVEL CON- O in °
CENTKATIONo z in rt)
ug SO /m*
***ASHTAB.)LA COUNTY***
A^htabula x
Power Plant y
CEI . z
X
y
2'
X
y
z
X
y
2
X
y
z
KMI Mftals X
K^iJuetion y
H.illt Z
X
K4I SoJiunt y
Plant 2
= 519.100
= 4639.400 1 2C4.4 83.5 5.33 16.18 522 167 J2L X~£lu.-S
= 519.112
= 4639.406 2 284.4 83.5 5.33 16.18 522 ^3-6 ^ft-~.$
- 519. 125
= 4639. 4f 6 3 264.4 03.5 5.33 " 16.18 522 " ~ j 3. (, >--*^S
- &°° r-H- ^-^
= 519. 144
= 4639.465 4 1584.4 113.7 5.18 16.67 397 "" 29- G j(~f^-:7
•• 60° ^_ _ /-- Y. 51... 4"
=- 51-). 756
-46 (9.o20 *5 * 1437.7 " 121.9 6.55 16.22"" 394 151 ~/LS Xr52aS """"
= fa to i- = vc.'.f:,c
= 513.6
= 4637. 1 2C.96 22.7 1.07 12.95 561 " 219 A L S~ t-SlC-(z ~~
= 519. 1
-=4638.5 4b.OO 17.8 1.52 7.62 573 ~" 220 24- *l t-.Ti&.~l
= 640 ., . ,<( v. ,.
               x  = 519.4
General Tire   y  =4638.0
                                                      6.05"
                                                                   18.3     1.22
8.7d
                                                                                                   515
220     2bL(
'  CO
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                                                  KUHAL COUNTIES-SOURCE  INVENTORIED At,D MODELING  RESULTS
CE
afbs
JU-
Ut
            SOURCE
             KAMt
                             DhJCMPTION
                                                                     -STACK VARAMEfERS
                                                                                                                    CRIVICAL MODELING  RESULTS
: LOCATION COMPUTED Q H D
(x,y in kn) STACK Emission Kate STACK STACK
(2 in. ft.) I.D. q SO /sec HEIGHT DIAMETER
m m


V
GAS EXIT
VELOCITY
in/ sec


T
GAS EXIT
TEMPERATURE
«K


X D
PKEiHCTEO
GROUND
LEVEL CON-
CENTRATIONS
uq SO /m *
iAY LOCATION
(* >Y*z
in Xir.,
0 in °
z in it)

            kut.ber
                              = 6UO
                            x  = 519.0
            New Jersey
            Zinc
                                                        5.87
18.3
          1.07
11.42
                                  515
z = 640
1
2
95
5
.26
.54
30.5
22.9
1
0
*»*ATHENS
.98
.82
4.
12.
27
80
491
644
220
COUNTY***-^
                                                                                                                                         y - '/i3'?.2.
            Post-on  l-ovvt-r
                           See
Ohio
l.'nivcruLty
Atheiiii Mental
Health Center
x
y
X
Y
= 404.
= 4353.
= 404.
=4352.
4
3
4
4

121

35

. 30

.53

54

68

.9

.6

2.4

1.98

4.

3.

2

98

464

617
                                                                                                                     74
                                                                                                                     74
                                                                                                                                7/J
                                                                                                                                7/3
                                                                     / »  - - -*t- »-  >
                                                                     tf - '-I ': «T'-X 11 A.
                                                                     J  — 7^ >JO,L ;
                                                                    **»AUGLAIZE CCUNTY***

City or st.

Goo Jy^.ir
lir^ C Xubbor


x
y

X
y


= 721.
=4491.

= 721.
= 440'J.


1
l*

1
5 1
2


127.92


36.02
5.21


76.2


59.4
22.9


3.05


3.35
1.20


3.66


O.HO
6.06


422 60


560 60
555

A =
5/21 f -


5/21 X =
(f -•

72. r~~
^•\i~i


7Z/ -
*<4'?2^©


j





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                         RURAL COUNTIh.S-IJOUvCf  lUVKNTGHIES  AND MODELING  ItESULTS
  lii:JCKI?f ION
                                                   I-ARAMLTEkS
                                                                                                   CAL MO.OKi.ING  RESULTS
NAME

Chrystal
Tissue
Dian Grid
International
" Mill 2
Sorg Paper

Eia iorid
International
Mill 1
Cick'5 Cr^ek
Station



LOCATION COMi-UTER Q H D V T X DAY LOCATION
(x,y in km) STACK Emission Kate STACK STACK GAS EXIT GAS EXIT PHKD1CTFD (x,y.r
(2 in. tt. ) I.D. q SO /sec HEIGHT DIAMETER VELOCITY TEMPERATURE GKCUUU " " in kir,
m m in/sec °K LEViX CON- O in °
CENTKATIOUS z in tt)
uq ik) /n3
-
X
y
X
y
X
y
X
y
X
y
X
y
X
y
X
y
X
y
***BUTLER COUNTY***
= 722.6 x = 725.11,
= 4373. g 18.71 19.5 1.31 14.0 450 113 50 y =4371. Ti
= 724.5 x = 725. H'L-
=4377.4 11.98 20.7 1.37 16.97 304 113 50 y =4471.73
= 723.2 x = 725.HL
= 4377.3 B001-3 49. S4 61.0 3.66 1.8 450 113 50 y =4371. ?5
= 723.2 x = 725.HT-
= 4377. 3 ~ B004 32.13" 61.0 3.66 4.1 450 ^ ' 1 1 3~- "" 50 y =4371.73"
= 722.8 x - 725. HI-
=4377.2 d.72 19.5 1.40 13.09 561 113 50 y =4371.Ti
= 720. S
= 4371.5 D001 14.12 19.2 8.41 2$. 14 644
= 723.0
=4371.0 B002+3 11.82 8.5 3.99 16.82 684
= 723.0
-4371.0 B004 11.34 6.4 3.44 32.30 684
- 723.0
^4371.0 BOOS 8.02 6.4 3.05 41.06 672
x =  709.9
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 SOURCE
 KAMi
                DESCRIPTION
                                     HIJRAL CGUmiES-SCUPCE INVENTORIES  AND MODELING RESULTS
                                                      STACK PARAMETERS
                                                                                                  CRITICAL MODELING RESULTS
 LOCATION   COMPUTES
(x,y in km)   STACK
(2  in.  ft.)   I. D.
                                              Q        H        D          V           T
                                     Emission Rate  STACK    STACK     GAS EXIT    GAS EXIT
                                        q  SO /sec   HEIGHT  DIAMETER    VELOCITY   TEMPERATURE
                                                       tn        m        m/sec        °X
                                                                                                              DAY
                                   PREDICTED
                                    GROUND
                                   LEVEL CON-
                                   CENTRATIONS
                                   uq SO /m-1
                               LOCATION
                                 (x,y,r
                                 in Km,
                                 O in °
                                 z in it)
 Paper
 y  -4364.6   B010
                          B020
                          3018-19
 Hamilton  f.Uoy. x - 7/0.5	
 Power  Plant   y =U365.21
Armco-         x -  724.5
Middlfctowny =4374.8'~BOO 1-2"~


                          B003-4

   -           x =  724.ti
               y =4373.2  3007-10
  64.46


  44.00


  23.60


   2.84


  31.87


~~33. 63


   5.67


"58.13


 100.57


""27.40"


  40.67


 101.12
67.1      3.35
            7.21
                                       67. 1


                                       67.1


                                       79.2


                                       39.9


                                       3^.9


                                       23.8


                                       50.6


                                       50.9


                                       68.6


                                       19.8
 3.35


 1.83


 2.74


 2.44


"2.44


 2.03


 2.29"


 3.20


 2.44


 1,83


 2.13
452
                                                                                      439
55
                                                                                                     55
y =4357.J7

x = 711.
9.69
13.41

12.71

13.53

13.44

15.09

20.27

4.74
12.56
7.5S
519
"505

450

450

456

436

450

561
491
505
55

•'
55-

55

55

60

77

113
113
113"
2

-
2

2
-
2

224

224

50
50
50
y

X
y
X
y
X
y
X
y
X
_ y
X
y
X
. y
_____ _
-43o7.j/

= 7 1 1 . te
= 4367.^7
= 7 1 1 . ti.
= 4367. r/
- 7ll.r/[.
-4367.^1
= 724.fi'
=437«.3D
— "7^4 -^
= !.3bC.'ii
= 725.^
= 4371.7"^
= 725. f7-
-4371.13
= 725. H *•
=4371^3
                                                               t,
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                                             KUKAL  COUNTIES-SOUKCE INVENTORIES AND MODELING RESULTS
          SOUfCt
                         DESCRIPTION
                                                               STACK PARAMETERS
KAMt



LOCAT ION
(x.y in km)
(2 in. tt.)

COMPUTES
STACK
l.D.

Q
Emission Rate
q SO /see

(1
STACK
HEIGHT
fli
C
STACK
DIAMETER
m
V
GAS EXIT
VELOCITY
m/sec
T
GAS EXIT
TEMPERATURE
°K
                                                                                                           CRITICAL MODELING RESULTS
                                                                                                              X       DAY
                                                                                                          PREDICTED
                                                                                                           GROUND
                                                                                                          LEVEL CON-
                                                                                                          CENTRATIONS
                                                                                                          uq SO
                                                                             LOCATION

                                                                               in Xm,
                                                                               Q in °
                                                                               2 in rt)
                        x = 725.2



Armco-
Hamilton
y
x
y
X
y
=4373.2
= 724.5
=4373.7
= 712. 5
=4367.4
" P013

P009-11

P003-6
5.78

186.95

6.54
                                                               76.2     3.51
                                                               52. H      3.35
                                                               61.0      3.66

3.71 395 .80
13.12 561 113

2.00 561 52
x
50 y
x
50 y
x
2 y
= 726.il
= 4369.*3
= 4371.73
= 713.
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                                    KURAl.  CCDNTIEsi-SOUKCE INVENTORIES  ANC MODELING RESULT.S
NAME
                D ESC MPT I ON
                                                      STACK PAKAMETEKS
                                                                                                   CKITICAL MODELING  RESULTS
               LOCATION   COMPUTER
              (x,y io kin)  STACK
              (2 in. ft.)  I.e.
Eml£;aion Rate  STACK    STACK
  q SO /sec    HEIGHT  DIAMETER
V
GAS EXIT
VELOCITY
m/sec


T
GAS EXIT
TEMPERATURE
OK


X DAY
PREDICTED
GROUNO
LEVEL CON-
CENTRATIONS
ug SO Sn3
LOCATION
. . (x-y'r .._..
in km,
0 in °
2 in it)
- - —
                                        170.21

                                        124.61
                JO.5

                19.8
1.52

1.22
17.6

23. 04
5<»2

561
                                                      ***CKAWFORD COONTY»«*
                                         10.44
                                                      53.3     2.4
                                                                           1.5
                                                                                      505
                                                                                                    258
                                                                                                              364
                                                                                                                        r = 0.60
                                                                                                                        0 = 320
                                                      ***EEFIANCE COUNTY***
Toledo
                                        22.58
                  7.9      3.35
                                                                             21
                                                                                      753
                                                                                                              182
                                                                                  r =  2.40
                                                                                  0- =  50
                                                      ***CELAUARE COUNTY***
Caio Ki-'3 ley-
inn U/liS
  210.8
                44.2      1.83
                                     3.1
                       505
                          258
                                                                         364
                                                                                  r =  1.50
                                                                                  0 =  320  "
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                                              KUXAL CCUNl'lhT.-iiJJUI.e t  INVJ\  jMLS  ANC MOUL1, INi,
        SOURCE
                                                                STACK  PARAMETERS
                                                                                                               Chll'ICAL v.
                                                                  ***ERIE COUNTY***
Huron
Lime


Ford Motor
Company
1 16.
2 16.
3 16.
119.
a
8
8
3
36.
36.
36.
18.
6
6
6
0
2.
2.
1.
1.
3
3
7
2
14.95
14.95
14.95
3.8
                                                               ***FAIRFIEID COUNTY***
                                                                                                  3<4?
                                                                                                                 58
                                                                                                  347
                                                                                                                           161
                                                                                                                           255
                                                                                                                                   RESULTS
hAXt LOCATION
(x,v in km)
(2 in. rt.)



ccy:-t'Thk
STACK
I.D.



:»y.r
in km.
o in °
^ in ft)

                                                                                                                                     r =  0.80
                                                                                                                                     0 =  i*0
                                                                                    r  =  0.50
                                                                                    0  =  180
       Crcw.i
       Zellerb.icK
             ii-Ki Scliool
       tor Boys
 59.94

 20. 80


118.60


 15. 81
37.2      1.68

53.6      2.13

12.3      0.6
68.6
                                                                41.2
          1.52
          1.22

10.2"
6.9

14.4
3. 1

14.4

472""
477

547
561

542

143 "364


213 ao
79 82

12 364
r
0

r
0
r
0
r
0
= 2.00
= 320

- 0.40
= 90
- 1.00
= 18°
= 1.90
= 320
ei-
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                                      HtiHAI. c'Olltn lfc.S-tiOti[
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                                     RURAL  COUNTIES-SOUHCE INVENTORIES  AND MODELING  KKSULTS
SOURCE
                DifiJCHIPTION
                                                       .S'JACK  i'AHAMKTEKS
                                                                                                      CKJTJCAL MODELING KtilULTii
t*AME LOCATION COMPUTES Q II D V
(x,y 111 km) .TFACK Kmiunion M.ite -STACK STACK «A.S EXIT
(2 in. tt.) I.D. 
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                                     KU.1AL  CC'JNTIfcS-SOURCE IHVEWlOiUES AND MODELING RESULTS
SOURCE
                DESCRIPTION
                                                        STACK PARAMETERS
                                                                                                      CRITICAL  MODELIKG RESULTS
1-AME LOCATION COMPUTER Q II D V T X DAY
(x,y irt km) STACK Emission Kate STACK .STACK GAS EXIT GAS EXIT PREDICTED
(2 ill. tt.) I.D. a SO, /sec HEIGHT CIAMETES VELOCITY TEMPERATURE GROU.JO
X m m m/sec °K LEVEL CON-
CENTRATIONS
Bdll Rubber 9.67 50.3 1.U 19.2 533 14 136
LCCATICK
in kir,,
« in °
z in it)
r = 1.20
6 = 40
                                                       ***GOESNSEY COUNTY***
hospit.il 78.1
Ekeo 16.8


Coofvr Tire x = 276. J
£ Sutler y ^4544.6 49.74
riortiiern x = 275.2
Ohio su.j^r y =4544.2 22.60
A-ihldnJ Oil x ^ 275.6
Cu.Tt.jny y =4545.6 BO0 1 12.45
v. - 1 7 b . (,
y =4545.5 Bu02 6.05
r = 0.60
60.0 2.4 2.2 511 61 116 d = 260
i - 1.50
45.7 1.2 5.7 561 21 364 d = 320
•
**»HANCOCK CCUNTY*** ^^
c = 2.5
53.3 2. 13 10 478 18 '255" -€- = 180 " "
r = 0.50
21.2 2.3 6.3 319 107 123 -0-= 40
29.0 1.4 4.11 533 116 3/27 " X^Z7;<5
35.1 1.4 1.88 505 11h 3/27 y - ^ rui /-,
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                                            RURAL  CCUNTItS-30UI
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      rfOUKCE
                     DESCE'IITION
                                          KI1KAL CCUmiFS-SOUKCE INVEM'OHIKS AND MOCELING i< hUULT.';
                                                            S1ACK i'AKA.-UiTERS
                                                                                                        CRITICAL MODELING KE3ULTS
^A.V£ LOCATION CC.XtUTEK Q li D V T '•: DAY
(x, y in km) STACK Emission Hate STACK STACK GAS EXIT GAS KXIT I'frEUICTED
(2 in. ft.) I.D. q SO /s
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       .';uu,\ct
                                                                       J'MCK  l-A.x'A liTKl-.S
                                                                                                                            CKITICAL  MODELING
NAME LOCATION
(x
('.~
CENTKATIOXS
ufj so /m4
3.4 672 107

4.98 728 107


7.8 811 107
8.7 811 107

8.5 3.

= 3.-,3.
=4256.
-= 362.
=4256.

= 356.
=4264.
- 355.
-42o3.
= 355.
=4263.



fi
It
.ja

t>;
•ii~
?- i.
6'(
JX.
t,f? 	 "
21-

y5"
/ 3
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         MOUl-CE
                          UFSCKlt'TlON
                                                FUJKAi  CCUNTlhS-^OUhCr  TNV I I\TOU J h.Sj PUD  K.OCLL1M5  KhSULTS
                                                                   STACK  ?A' DAY
PM.L ICl'FI)
GhO JNU
I.KVCL CO,.-
CKiNrKoTIOriS
LCCAT tOLJ
(x,y.r
in km.
O la °
z ir, tt)
        Cjrquetto Ce-
        rent Coin(.any
06.85
3.7
                                     9.6
                                                 53
                                                                                                                  uq  SO /inJ
          r =  2.00
185       0 -  50
                                                                   ***LICKIKG
        Corniny
                                                                                                                                          r =  0.60
        Univ.
1
1
3



1

2
1.
1.
	 0.

23.

46.

46-
76
82
74

96

96

96
17.
17.
17.

55.

68.

68.
8
8
8

5

6

6
1.
1.
1.

2.

2.

2.
1
1
1

1

1

1
2.
6.
4.

5.

7.

7.
5
1
9

08

4

4
517
925
792

561

505

505
26 364 0 -


r __
12 364 0 =
r =
29 187 0 =
r =
29 Ib7 0 =
320


2.00
3^0
1.00
17C
T.OO
170
                                                                            17
trt
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                                    RUKAL  COUNTIES-SOURCE  INVENTORIES AND MODELING  UESULT5
3OUKCE
                DESCRIPTION
                                                      S1ACK  PARAMETER
                                                                                                   CRITICAL MOOEIING RESULTS
NAME
LOCATION
(x,y in kin)
(2 in. ft.)



COM PUT EH
SIACK
I.D.



C !)
Emission Kate STACK
q SO /sec HEIGHT
IK


C
STACK
DIAMETER
.11


V
GAS "EXIT
VELOCITY
m/sec


T
GAS KXIT
TEMPERATURE
°K


A DAY
PREDICTED
GROUND
LEVSL CON-
CENT RATIONS
Ui) SO /in3
LCCATICK
(x/y.r
in JCDI,
0 in °
z in ft)

                                                      ***MADISON COUNTY***
london Cor-
Institute

Ohio Rojd x -
P.wir.c, y =«
Iiul'.«.-r x =
Cotiorjf icn y =i
x =
y ="
l» it ion Cor-
rect, icnul x =
Institute y =s

- - - - - - -
321.0
1500.1
321.0
1495. 3
318.8
I-.95. 1 1
3 Id. 8
1495. 1 ' 2

322.0
l4Sid. 3
" r
35.0 60.96 2.4 S.b 4d9 13 187 0
**»MARION COUNTY***
x
17.46 14.6 1.2 17. 322 202 118 y
x
41.99 18.3 1.22 4.04 47ft 35d 118 y
x
24.32 35.1 1.96 2.63 519 80 118 y
x
24.32 35.1 2.4 5.03 464 80 118 y

x
76.42 56.4 5.5 0.34 630 64 118 y
= 0.90
= 170

= 320. tc
= 4500./i>
= 320.1'"}
- 318. iL
= 44S5.fc'(
-= 3i3. a
= 4495. tH 	

= 320. e> L
=4499. il
                                                                18
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SOURCE
NAME
                DESCRIPTION
                                    RURAL COUNTIES-SOURCE INVENTORIES; AND  MODU.INc;  KtSULTH
                                                     STACK PARAMETERS
 LOCATION   COMPUTER
(x,y in km)   '.STACK
(2 in. ft.)   I.D.
        Q        H
Emiusion Rate  STACK
  D
STACK
                                         SO /sec   HEIGHT  DIAMETER
                                                      m        m
                 GAS  EXIT
                 VELOCITY
                   m/sec
    T
 GAS KXIT
TEMPERATURE
   °K
                                                      »**MEDINA COUNTY***
                                                                                                 CRITICAL MODELING  RESULTS
    X       DAY
i RtirncTEu
 GKOUND
LEVKL CON-
CENTRATIONU
                                                                            LOCATICN
                                                                             (x.y.r
                                                                              in Km,
                                                                              O in °
                                                                              a in it
Bunker Hill
Greenhouse

Ohio MateK
Company _
17. 1
13.1
             30.5      1.5
                                       33.5
                          1.68
                                                            3.2
                                  1.97
                                                533


                                                464
                                                                     359
                                                                     199
                                                                                                        r
                                                                                                        0
                                                             1.0
                                                             20
                                                        c - 0.
                                                        0 = 60
                                                      ***MERCER COUNTY***
Celina Munici-
pil Power
Plant
20.96
48.46    1.98
                                  6.89
                                                                       144
                                                              13
                                                                                               128
                                                        r = 2.1
                                                        0 = 20
                                                      ***MIAMI CCUNTY***
    a Munici-_	
    Power
Plant         See Appendix

Van Deckor
Packing Co.
 3.1
                                       27.4
                         0.52
            0.3
Holbert
                                533
                                                                    312
                                    r  =  O.J
                                    0  =  10
                                                              19
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                                            KUKAL
                                                           - SOURCE INVENTORIES AND MODELING kESULTS
        SOURCE
                        DESCRIPTION
                                                              STACK PARAMETERS
                      LOCATION   COMPIITEH
                      (x,y  in  km)   STACK
                      (2 in. ft.)   I.D.
        C         H        C          V           T
Emission Kdte   STACK    STACK    GAS EXIT    GAS EXIT
  q SO /sec    HEIGHT  DIAMETER   VELOCITY   TEXPEKATUKE
                  m        m        in/Sec        °K
                                                                                                           CRITICAL MODELING RESULTS
                                                 X        DAX
                                            PREDICTED
                                             GKOUND
                                            LEVKL  CON-
                                            CENTRATIONS
                                            ug SO  /m*
                                LOCATION
                                 (*,y..r
                                  in krc,
                                  O in °
                                  z in it)
       Cot [ oi.ition

       Nianu  City
       Incener jt.or
   27.6


    3.2
48.8      1.83        5.6
                                                              24.4      1.14       24.3
55J


566
128
0 = 20
                                                            	rj=  0.90
                                                         161      0 =  20
                                                             ***KUSKINGUM COUNTY***
fiiilo Power
PI. nit S. Gyrsum
u) Genoa P010 5.39
U.S. Gypsum
dj Gyp^uM B001-3 45.91

B004 31.45
. . - 	

r =
50.3 3.65 0.78 477 29 229 0 ^
r =
66.8 3.4 22 511 15 82 0 =

**»OTTAWA COUNTY***
r -
11.0 4.75 3.3 322 27 128 0 =
r -
13.59 1.37 15.4 519 221 s7 0 =-
r =
19.51 1.37 10. 0 519 221 87 0 =
. - -

C.50
iiO
3.00
180


0.00
40
0.7C~"
70
0.70
70
cr
cr
                          20
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                                                 KUKA1. Ci-UNTItiJ-^OL'.'.LF
                                                                                      AND  MUi.'iJLI.N'J  K c .SOL'i':;
 LOCATION    COMPUTER             (
(x.y in km)   S'lACK      Emission
(2 in. ft.)   I.e.         q SO /a
                                                                   SIAC'K I'
                                                                                                                   CRITICAL MODELING fcEJULIS
 S1ACK     S'lACK
HEI^hT   DIANETtK
   rr.         m
                                                                                      G/\b  HX IT
                                                                                      V£LCClTvf
                                                                                       in/sec
                                                                                          GAS  EXIT
                                                                                         TEMPERATURE
                                                                                                                  LEVEL COM-
                                                                                                                  CENT:
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                                                 iUIHM. CCU^TU b-;,UH::Ct  IN'A  .OhltS  AND MOUCLlUli  Kr.^lil/
         SG'JKCr7
                                                                         '<  PAK'A'iLTr-KS
                                                                                                                       CklTiCAL nCOEI.ItJG  KWJi. Trf
         NA.- :-
                        (x, y  in k;n)   S r AC X
                        (J  in.  It.)   I.E.
Eniasicn i^.j
  q  SO /SOC
    ii          D
 STACK     S1ACK
ll-riL-hT  ClAMtTEh
    i^          m
                    G.\^  KXIT
                    VELOCITY
                                                                                                         "K
                                                                                                                      LEVKI.  CON-
                                                                                                                      CE.MKATION.S
                                                                                                                      uq  SD  /nij
DAY     lCCA7ICt\

           in KB.,
          O  in °
           2  in tt)

cn
                                                        . 1
                                                       t». 6
                                                                                1.7
18.j      1.2
                      17.8
                                                                                           25.0
                                                                                                         b!6
                                                       57


                                                       57
                                                                                                                                     25
                                                                                            r =  1.70
                                                                                            0 =  60

                                                                                            r =-•  1. V 0
                                                                                            0 =  60
                                                                       »*»PIKE CCUNTV***
         L.I, i.jy
         Ktf.u  irct:
         Tt.v,  Loj irci.t
              n initiation
                                                     290.2
                                                                     3J.1      1.93
                       7.7
                                    14J7"
                                                     261"
                                                                                            r =  0-60
                                                                                 165" "  " "  0 -  50"^
                                                                     ***POKTAGE COUNTY***
         r <.' 111 S t . J t tr

         I'f.l'. CliilL
                                                      30.1

                                                      22.6
JS.1       2.U         1.96

61.6       2.9         1.7
                                      5JJ

                                      53J
                                                    36
                                                                         r  = 1.50
                                                                         0-20
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                                                          hlh-J.'-.I. tiJU.ir I!-.;-:AUll i_h  i;.Vt.\l^i«i:-Ti  AND  l-'/J [ i 1.
                                '.V ;«. h 11}1 ION
                                                                               IJIACK
                                                                                                                                      CiiU'ICAL 'ICDtl
                               I.CL/s.'U;-:    COKIUTER
                              (•.,v  1.1  V-,1.)   ./I -.CK
                              i-I  1:1.   It.)   I.D.
          0           II           i.i           V              T
Emission k>ii.e   -STACK     :VlAi-l.      C.A.-j  t X IT     GAo iJ\IT
  q  SO  /sec     HtlOliT   DIAKiTEK    VKLCCITY   T£>:i!£H.i.TUKE
                     in           HI         m/s^c          °K
                                                                                                                                     o.
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                                            RURAL  COUNTIES-SOUKCI:  INVKNTCKIES  AND MODELING  RESULT:;
       SCKJHCE
       NAME
                       DESCKIl'l'ION
                                                              S'l ACK PAKAriEl EWS
       l-isher
       fc?ociy
                      LOCATION    COXFUIEIx
                     (x,y in  km)   STACK
                     (2 in. tt.)   I.D.
                                Q         H
                       Emission Rate  STACK
           D
         STACK
                            SO /sec   HEIGHT  CIAKETEK
x = 364.8
y =1*514. U
       M.ias tiold      x = 371. 2
       Tire nth St.   y =1*513.7
       Tire Newman    x = 37J.5
       St.             y =451').i*

                      x = V72.U
       West ir.jhouse   y =4
      Cliio  St.ice    x  -
      K-.itoniidtory   y-4515.9	
                           4.81



                          17.43


                          2 ti. 75

                          25.68

                        "19. 17

                          38.81


                         120.69
                                                               ID
                                                                         m
9.92
13.23
13.23
29.0
29.0
29.0
1.2
1.2
1.2
21.3



71.6


31. 1

31.7

31.4

39. b


54.9
 1.68



 2.44


 1.5

 1.5

 1.5

 1.b


2.7

V T
GAS EXIT GAS EXIT
VELOCITY TEMPERATURE
m/ sec ° K
11.9 463
15.8 463
15.8 463
12.19 404
9.94 519
3.75 450
2.5 460
2.5 450
4.8 450
9. 15 	 553
CRITICAL MODELING KESUtTS
X DAY LOC AllOt,
PREDICTED {x,y. r
GROUND in kir,
LEVEL CON- 0 in °
CENTOATION3 z in tt)
IKJ SO /in3
56
r = 1.00
56 184 0 = tO
r = 1.00
56 184 0 = 50
9
i •
286 9/11 X—'_37?-ft "~~
2a° '"n X-37Z.&
-28f> y/ii \ - '\}~i?& 	
2a 6 9/11 " X-^zilj
27
CO
O
                                                                       24
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                                       KUi
                                                                                           344
                                                                                           810
                                                                                          810
                                                                                          810
                                                                                                          42
                                                                                                          65
                                                                                                          65
                                                            87


                                                            87


                                                          12/5


                                                          12/5


                                                          12/5


                                                          12/5
                                                                                                                              r  = 1.50
                                                                                                                              0  = 70

                                                                                                                              r  = 1.50
                                                                                                                              0  = 70
                                                                                                                              |x^t':S7. 5
                                                                                                                              X *.5oi o
                                                                                                                              X- -i^l. 6
                                                                                                                              \x'-1i:f,7. £
                                                                                                                              X - u.1-0
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                                               RUKAL CCUNTljiS-SOUKCE  ItvVEMCPIES AND MOCULIHG RESULTS
                                                                STACK
                    I ION    CC'lFinEK
              (x,y  in kra)   STACK
              (2 in. ft.)   I.D.
                                                                 H
                                                                           D
                                                E.nLasion Raio  S1ACK     STACK    GAS EXIT
                                                  q  SO /soc   KEIGK1   CIAMETEK   VELOCITY
                                                                 m         m       m/sec
                                                T
                                             CAS EXIT
                                            TEMPERATURE
                                               °K
                                                                                                             CKIIICAL :;ODL"LING KESULTS
                                                                                                                         DAY
                                            PREDICTED
                                             GROUND
                                            LEVEL CON-
                                            CENTRATIONS
                                            ug SO /raj
                                            LOCATION
                                              ('•/?.< r
                                               irj  km,
                                               O in  °
                                               z in  ft)
          MJrtiu
          MJtiottd
I imo


Ohio Su.j.j
               x = 303.6
               y =45rt'J. 1  P01B

               x = 302.4
               y ^4592.9  P010H4
                                    P013
                         x  =  302.4
                         y  =45-J2.3
 28.75


 fl4.53

 26.83


 26.73


 7.97


 7.97
                                                                36.6     2.59
ol.O

61.0


26.5


19.2


19.2
                                                                         2.41
                                                                          1.61
                                                                          1.19
                                                                         1.19
 8.0


21. 19

10.92


15.42


25.47


25.47"
810


630

630
65


65

65
12/5


12/5

12/5


12/5
                                                                                                                                  x--
                                                                                                                                  r =
477
477
16
1t>
182
182
0
r
0
                                                                                                                          -  0.7C
                                                                                                                          -  50 "  "
                                                                 ***SCIOTO COUiNTY***
          Einuice Dt
          ticit  otc
c;-
tn
CO
         U.S.
         L'.1.-- iiica Is
                          B001


                          B006


                          P001
 3.32


 9.77


31.4


24. 16
                                                                3U.1
                                                                18.2
                                                                64. C
                                                                36.6
         2.7


         1.5


         2.7


         1.5



         26
                                                                                    16.0
                                                                                    12.9
                                                                                     4.0
                                                                                     fc.2
             505


             505


             450


             453
              23


              23


              23


              84"
         1?55


         185


         185


         "165
          r
          0

          r
         "0

          t
          0

          r
          0
   1.0C
   50

   1.0C
   50

   1.00
=  50

=  0.60
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                                             KUHAJL CCUNTIKS-SOUKCi?  INVENTORIES  AND MOCU.INo  UFbULT.S
SOUHCE
                                                                                                                         CKl'IIC.M.
                                                                                                                                                 FESULT:
MIME IOCr>TIOH CC'-'.£UTEli Q H D V
(x,y in k:») STACK Emission Kate STACK STACK GAS EXIT
(2 in. tt.) I.D. q SO /sec HEIGHT UIAMETfK VELOCITY
m m a./ sue



2 24.16 36.6 1.5 6.2
3 7.50 15.2 1.5 14.2

4 7.50 15.2 1.5 14.2
*»»3ENECA COUNTY*** """
Union
Carbide 1 176.5 26.8 0.86 11.5

2 35.3 36.6 1.50 16.3
i; .v i r t
Edit le Cj.1 3.27 10.6 0.9 7.2

Central ;J^ya 61.5S 45.7 1.83 27.41
L'iSic :< = 314.9
.-letrjctoric-i; y -45»5.9 539.1 t> 1 . 0 3.05 27.7
National X - 3V».>
M chilli, y =45lij.6 6.77 10.7 0.6 12.9
'iltfin Stcite x - 31b.b
cr
— 27
C.
tn
CO
CO
T X LAY LOC/lTICN
GAS EXIT FRKDICi'tD (x,y,r
TEMPEKATUK£ GlC
453 84 185 0 - 5D
r = 0,60
450 84 185 0 = 50
r = C.6C
450 84 185 0 = r,0

~ r =- 1.0U
ai
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                                               RURAL COUNTIES-SCONCE INV.iNTO.UtS AND XOCEHKG RESULTS
          SOURCE
                             a- ll>riON
                                                                     X PAK'AMETtl<3
                                                                                                              CU1TICAL MCDEIIKG RESULTS
           t^AME
                         LOCATION   COMPUTER
                        (K,y in km)   STACK
                        (2 in. ft.)   I-D.
        Q         H        D          V
Emission Kate   STACK    STACK     GAS EXIT
  q SO /sec    HEIGHT  DIAMETER    VELOCITY
                  in        m        in/ sec
                                                T
                                            GAS EXIT
                                           TEMPERATURE
                                              °K
                                                                                                                          DAY
                                   PREDICTED
                                    GROUND
                                   LEVEL CON-
                                   CENTRATIONS
                                   U
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         SOIJHCE
                                             RURAL CGUNTItS-iiOUKCE  INVENTOMhj: ANU MODtLlWi  RESULTS
                        OEliCIUPTION
                                                               STACK  PAHAMETFHS
                       LOCATION   COMPUTER
                       (K,y  in  km)   STACK
                       (2  in.  tt.)   I.D.
                 0         U         D
        Emission Rate  STACK    STACK
          q SO /sec   HEIGHT  DIAMETEK
                          m         m
GAS EXIT
VELOCITY
 m/ r.oc
    T
 GAS EXIT
TtiMPKKATUME
   °K
                                                                                                            CRITICAL MODELING
    X        DAY
1'KE.DlCf'Kll
 liivOilHU
LKVH. CON-
LOCATION
 (x,y,r
  in km,
  O in °
  z in tt)
                                                  18.21
                                                                7.0      2.0
                                                                                    3.6
                                                                                                505
                                                                                                              232
                                                                                                                        359
                                                                                                                                  0 = 20
         Eordea
        Austin
        IJov»der
                __     ***VAN WERT COUNTY»**





            2718         3~erf ~   2.0        5~.36        55U"




                          ***VINTON  COUNTY***





1           
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                                     IUIRAL COllNTiea-.'IOIIUCE  INVKNTOIUKS AND  MODEL INC Kl:;ill,T!J
 SOURCE
                 DESCRIPTION
               LOCATION   CO
               ,#'
America y = 0.0 1 249.10 45,7 2.3 12.6 533 21(3 9/26 f-ft/OZ.
x = 0.0
y = 0.0 2 124.55 45.7 3.96 4.3 533 218 9/26
x = -0.302 " " " " -
Morton S.iit y = -0.077 169.14 48.8 2.1 7.9 478 21B 9/26
Apple Creek r = 1.5
State Insti. 224.11 61.0 2.4 8.64 558 60 143 0 = 60

30

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              SOUHCE
                               DESCRIPTION
                                                      RURAL COUNTIES-SOUHCF  INVEN'IOjn KS AND MODKMNG HFiiill.TS
                                                                         STACK PARAMETERS
                                                                                                                          CRITICAL MODELING RESULTS
r>AMt LOCATION COMFUTEH QUO V
(x,y in Kin) STACK Emission Rate STACK STACK GA3 EXIT
(2 In. ft.) I.D. q SO /aec HEIGHT DIAMETER VELOCITY
m m m/sec

_ . 	 	 .__....- 	

ccrville Milk
Company 29.35 50.3 1.8 0.97
Orrville Muny
Pov»er Plant 1 424.20 	 76.5 2.1 15.1

2 228.86 38.7 2.7 6.42
College ot
booster 26.26 61.6 1.53 5.8
***WILLIAM5 COUNTY***
T. F. :3tryker
Substation 13.77 12.8 3.3 26.2
Bryon Muny
Power Plant 1 1.07 15.2 2.1 18.3

2 5.22 7.9 2.4 35.8
T X DAY LOCATION
GAS EXIT IRKIHCIFU {x»Vir
TEMI'KKATUKE flKODllI) ill km,
"K LEVI-L CON- O
CENTrtATIONt! 2
uq so /mj
r
617 59 206 0
r
H2U 234 199 0
r
H2« 23U 199 0
r
550 18 206 0

r
727 1 182 0
r
533 1 130 0
r
589 1 1JO 0
in u
in tt)

= 0.60
= 60
= 1.00
= 60
= 1.00
= 60
= 1.00
= 60

= 2.30
= 50
= 1.40
= 70
= 1.«0
= 70
- - - - 	 	 	 -- --
                                                                                   31
t/T
to
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                                                 RURAL COUNTIFii-KOWICE INVUNTOKIKS  AND MOOKI.INH UK.SU1.T:;
          SOURCE
          NAME
DESCRIPTION
LOCATION
(x,y in km)
(2 in. ft.)



COMPUTER Q
STACK Emission Rate
I.D. q SO /sec



STACK
H
STACK
HEIGHT
ro


PARAMETERS
D
STACK
CIAMETER
m


V T'
GAS EXIT GAS EXIT
VELOCITY TEMPERATURE
in/sec °K


CRITICAL MODELING RESULTS
X DAY
TREDICPED
GROUND
LEVEL CON-
CENTRATIONS
tiq SO /mj
IOC ATI CN
(x,y,r
in km,
0 in °
z in it)

                                                                      ***WOOD COUNTY***
Libby Owens x = 291.0
Ford y =1610.0 1
2
3
L.O.F. Ross- x = ^06.9
ford Plant y =y609.8 D
E
-F
11.3
11.3
16.8

30.31
39.64
«0,22
83.8
83.8
51.9 "

27.0
27.0
29.9
2.1
2.1
2.1

2.59
2.59
2.UH
5.3
5.3
5. 1

3.21
4.62
1.89
589
589
589

161
158
508
J56
356
356

356
356
356
310
310
310

310
310
310
x = 287.07
y =1609M-q






                                                                              32
CJT
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      APPENDIX A



Power Plant Counties
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?6'o
Z6-Z
Zfl

("! '.-!) '{) "S








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5R1:
58E
6SC

(MO)
.1,
1
'





1
WOE
sroc
sroc
sroc

(JOS/1U)
A








,0-9
V0'9 i
W9 i
W^
1
)



1





8'«o
8'^c
BTV2
s-cvr

("0

1

I
1



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rwos
T'VSOJ
r*soz

fl








V
c
j;
T

1?








9cS
9oS
Qc?
9Z?










9-6«.
8'6«^
8'6«V
8-6/.5V


NO i rvxrt







9 '597.
9-S9o
r59c
8-S97











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•dM »rn3S
s-urrv

AUtT
'' 1

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DAY
197
203





IMS
1-24
10-12





LOCATION
r(kir.) e(°) Z(ft.)
3.5 30 890
1.2 150 485




riowiifc , iu
X Totql
(us/m3)
298.52
1206.1




ut/rs
BG. (ug/m3)
(X of other sources)
72
72



t
Ni>U>: moJt
Y 1
••sx 3
(«K/m )
56.83
283.53




U-.H iiu
X 2
(ug/i,,5
56.83
283.53




tti t.il. «
X'3,
(un/m»)
56.83
283.53





^ -,
(UK/W J)
56.33
283.55


i









'.'i-
•Tit
C7T
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1.   Allen

2.   Woodcock

3.   Ohio  VGVU
X(km)

257.0

257.0
 Y(km)

4531.1
4531.1
Slack



 1

 2
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DAY


 212

 161
               HRS
               1-24
                           r(kn)

                           1.0

                           2.0
LOCATION



    260

    20
                                                                X Total
                                                                (ug/m3)
158.79

 93.6
 BC.  (ug/m3)
(X of other sources)


       66

       66
47.6

13.9
                                                                                                                   lent !<>i
                                                                                                                           u> t
45.2

13.7
c;
or
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r .mi! j
I'owi-r i'i.iut
Company



1. Ashtubula
?. Ashtabula Power
3. i:EI




l.nCAl Hit)



X(km)

519.1
519.1
519.1
519.1

519.8



Y(km)

4639.4
4639.4
4639.4
4639.5

4639.6



Z(ft.)

600
600
600
600

630



Stack
t


I
2
3
4

5



Q
((•ms/s^c


284.4
284.4
234.4
1584.4

1434.7
j


it
> (m)



1)
(m)
!
1
t
83.5 5.33
83.5 5.33
83.5
113.7

121.9

5.33


V
(ni/sec)


16.18
16.18
16.18
5.18 lfa.67
i
6.55

16.22



T
(oK)


522
522
522
397

394



S. Q. (K. t,.)
(*/MMB7U)


1.46
1.46
1.46
5.57

4.98

G*
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DAY
              iiKS
                             LOCATION
                          See Appendix A.B.b
X Total
(ui>/m3)
                                                                                   l/l Li
                                                                                    EG.  (ug/r.|)
                                                                                   (X of  other sources)
                                                                                                                                X..
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ivwci I'lant
a.mj.any

1 . Athene
2. Ponton
j. Coluuhus & Southern
Ohio










X(km)
393.4
398.4









i iKAi It'll


Yd- in)
4358.6
4358.6







.




'•'• ( ( t . )
685
685











Stack
it

1
2
3










Q
(f.nis/sec)

594.3
872.0
1037.8


i



1



11
(m)

61.0
61.0
243.8







i


1)
[
3.05
3.35
7.92










V
(in/sec)
_
21.28
27.16
18.28

i








T
(i.K)
._
391
413
325










S. Q. (E. I,.)
	 - ^ 	
4.94
4.90
1.20 (KSPS)







c;
cn
CO
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£s:;
. DAY
1 1JU
2 269
3 65
16}

5 146
6 14o





IMS
1-24
10-12
1-24
13-15

1-24
13-15





LOCATION'
r(lun) SO Z(ft.)
1.4 70 860
1.4 30 880
3.3 50 ' 880
1.4 80 880

1.0 290 760
1.0 240 800



fc lil.lNi; K!

X Total
(ug/n,3)
420 '
1248.3
339.0
1611.4

203.9
1413.3



UL 'iS

BG. (us/in3)
(X of other sources)
31
3i
31
31

31
31


I
1


Xs1 3
(uj;/m )
2C5.1
855.0
151.7
819.1

59.9
478.5



| I ,,t 1 .•!

Aq2
(nj'/ir. j
123.9
362.3
156.0
733.4

67.8
542.4



L x » l . 1 1 > r-

Xs3
(u/.An3)
t.',:-.lC-5
unobscrv
0.3
7.9

45.2
361.4





XS4
(uB/n1)
£.9:-.iOJ







i






|







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( i-uiit y





1'ouci  I'lanC




Company











1.   Beln'.onc




2.   burger




3.   Ohio  Edison
X(km)
520.5
Y(km)
4A17.5
TON
) .
5




Z(ft.)
650




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e
1


I

Q
(urns/sec)
3987.23

i


a
On)
259.10

1


0
(m)
• 6.55
1



V
(RI/SCC)
32.29




T
(oK)
466




S. Q. (K. I-.)
(S/MMH1U)
5.17



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DAY
127
213
1



HKS
1-24
13-15


i

LOCATION
r(kn) G(°) c.(fc.)
4.5 340 1180
1.4 130 1090



H^INCR..;
X Total
150.7
427.2



in/is
1
I
BG. (iiK/w3)
(X of other sources)
84
84



..i
No L c ; i)K>^t i
"•si 3
66.7
343.2



leal U>i
X 2
	




ID t.i!)
X 3
(u);/V)
	




c:
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l.'./i'nl y
Power i'laitt
Coi'ipany

--
1. Clark
2. Kacl River
3. Ohio Edison









X(kra)
. ,_-_
25o.O
256.0
256.0
256.0
256.0




LOCATION


Y(km)
...
4423.0
4423.0
4423.0
4423.0
4423.0







Z(ft.)

900
900
900
900
900






Stack
a


i
2
3
4
5






Q
(gins/sec)


83.9
83.9
247.6
19.6
19.6


1



11
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EQU
t DAY

1 51

2 155
3 86
4 225
5 142
6 161




MRS

1-24

1-24
1-24
10-12
13-15
13-15



LOCATION
r(km) e(°) «Kt"t.)

1.4 100 1020

1.4 100 1020
2.4 80 950
1.4 100 1020
1.0 340 960
2.4 40 940
•
,. 1-.I.1NC Ki.


X Total

239.4

186.56
111.3
641.3
298.2
149.9

HI/IS


JJG. (ug/m3)
(X of other sources)
— 	
64

64
64
64
64
64
1
".ill-: mi uli


V 3
(ug/m )
- — .
80.7

40.3
4.9.
255.2
75.4
6.1

Ic.iLl..


(ug/'m3;
-
80.7

40.3
4.9
255.2
75.4
6.1

,., MA


(UK/HI •*)
-
14

41.8
35.9
66.9
80.4
64.9




(&.'>

.00015

.OS
.8
.0029
1.5
4.4


:

(ug/^
—
.00015

.08
.d
.0029
1.5


d-
Cr

CJTI
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i. I'.i:, I y
I'uuur Plane
Company

i. Cltrr.ont
2. Beckjord
j Cincinnati Gas &
Electric








X(km)
733.963
733.968
733.976

733.983

733.988


J.UiJAI'ION


_Y(kin)
4319.289
4319.268
4319.241

4319.216

4319.160





Z(ft.)
515
515
515

515

515




Stack

1
2
3

4

5




Q
(gms/sec

680.0
698.0
833.4

957.4

4316.9




11
	 -
91.4
91.4
114.3

114.3

137.2




D
(m)
- — -
, 3.66
3.66
3.66

3.66

5.79




V
(m/sec)
	
16.34
16.55
20.21

22.10
t
39.01




T

448
429
420

401

410




S. (}. (E. I..)
(ff/Mttinu)
-
5.56
5.55
5.43

5.33

5.42


en
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.IJM
I-' DAV

1 14
2 145
3 358
4 30


5 126
o 112


liRS

1-24
13-15
1-24
13-15


1-24
13-15

LOCATION
r(kjn) 6(e) 5S(ft.)

1.2 50" 790
1.2 50" 790
3.4 30° 810
1.2 70° 780


3.4 30° 810
3.4 30° 810
,/t:ur«; RI:
X Total
(ug/m3)

857.8
3264.1
903.4
2625.4


441.9
1384.4
Ul TS
BG. (ug/m3)
(X of other sources)

50
50
50
50


50
50
Note : mod 1

(ug/ra )

249.8
927.2
219.3
670.2


59.1
172.8
U at it .
X •>
(ug/m3

284.8
1035.4
235.9
725.6


61.7
178.6

X..3
(»r./i»J)

114.1
502.3
171.5
513.0


65.4
192.0

X&4
(Ui'/n1)

13S.2
602.2
2C0.2
612.0


75.8
221.4


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U« , « . i i I V
I'o.-'ti- Plant
Company

1. Coshocton
2. Coaesville
3. Columbus & Southern
Ohio










X(kra)
425.000
425.070
425.091






t
LOCATION


Y(km)
4448.282
4448.380
4448.481










Z(ft.)
725
725
725









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11

1
2
3
4









Q
(gms/sec'

2735.3
1319.4
7659.6
1037.8


i
1
j





1!
(m)
--
137.2
137.2
243.8
243.8


1


1
1



(m)
j 	 -
! 4.27
! 3.81
1
7.92
7.92









V
(m/sec)
	 ..
30.49
19.99
27.24
j
J 18.28









T
(oK)

422
416
416
325









S. Q. (K. I,.)
(fl/MMBTll)

8.21
8.18
8.23
1.20 (NSPS)







cr
cr
CJ7
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£QN
f DAY


HKS
i
1 65
2 82
3 3b4
4 204
5 179
6 204
7 204
fc1 204
o
, 1-24
10-12
1-24
13-15
1-24
13-15
1-24
13-15

I
LOCATION
r(km) ti(°) K(!t.)
4.7 60° 1050
2.2 180 1000
4.7 320 1080
1.0 230 740
4.7 170 1050
2.2 230 740
1.0 230 740
1.0 230 740

""« -»•

X Total
347.1
V1536.3
405.6
'2336.4
280.8
1734.7
345.0
2316.4

Ul.TS

(X of oihc-r sources)
63
63
63
63
63
63
63
63

Nol c ; ii'inl i

(UK/I" )
162.0
674.1
147.2
867.3
65.0
480.2
108.5
867.3

i ic.u i..

X-i2
98.0
693.0
180.4
641.9
34.6
285.8
80.3
641.9



X 3
(Ui'./l,.3)
15.6
42.5
3.1
373.5
96.4
737.6
46. S
373.5



XS4
8.5
63.7
11.9
370.7
21.8
168.1
46. 4
370.7

cr
en
en
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Giti.il y

I'owr  i'lant

Company



1.  Cuyahoga

2.  Cleveland Municipal

3.  City of Cleveland
              I.uCAl lot)
X(kro)

445.3

445.3
Y(kra)

4597.6

4597.6
z(ft.)
                                        Stack
                                          t
                                        Q
                                     (gms/sec
                        158.1

                        393.4
                                     II
                                    (m)
          D
         (m)
                                        T
46.6  '  2.9

49.7    2.6

      I
  V
(m/sec)
 15.8

 12.3
  T
 (oK)
433

450
  S.  <).   (f.. I..)
 (///MMBTH)
1.67

1.67
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   DAY
   205
                HRS
               1-24

LOCATION

444.69 4590.31
HO A ..\G Hi
(ug/m )

454 . 9
H. IS
BG. (uf,/m$)
(X of other sources)

i
Noll! : lIHIlt 1
(ug/m )
L~l 1

Ic.-K !>•!
<&.';
18 8


<,,^l')



V '
' » t- *i .


en
cr?
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L'.OU.U y




1'owcr Plane




Company
1.  Cuyahoga




2.  Lake Shore




3.  CEI








X(kai)
446.40
446.40
446.40
446.40
446.40



LUC AT ION
Y(km)
4593.3
4598.3
4598.3
4598.3
4598.3


-— ,— -J
Z(ft.)
-
-
-
-



Stack
a
1
2
3
A
5



Q
(gins/sec
1002.0
568.0
568.0
455.3
455.3



li
) (u»)
97.6
81.7
81.7
81.7
81.7



1)
(m)
',5.2
! 3.7
I
1 3-7
3.7
3.7



V
(m/scc)
16.1
11.9
11.9
9.9
9.9
1


1
T
(oK)
426
397
397
403
403



S. (}. (E. I..)
(///HMinu)
3.5
5.2
5.2
5.2
5.2



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DAY
              HRS
              1-24
                            LOCATION
446.0
                                               459J.O
                                                                          INI: KK
                                    X Total
                                    (ug/m3)
676
                BG.  (uj>/iii3)
                (X  of  other sources)
202.34
                                                                                                         Note ; mini I
                  (uR/m )
                                                                                                           103.3
                                                                                                                     1 t..H 11 i
                                                                                                                      V      x«3
101. A
101.4

83.9
83.9
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i.uii..i y


I'owur Plant


Company






1.  Galiia


2.  Gavin


3.  Ohio  Power
X(km)



403.03
LOCATION
Y(km)
4319.53





1
1


Z(ft.)
560








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It
1






)
I

Q
(gins/sec
25875.8



i
i
\
i
I


11
(m)
335.3






1

D
. 12.95
1







V
(ro/see)
31.79








T
(cK)
444.0








s. Q. (i-;. i..)
(/l/MMBTll)
7.4







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DAY

20A





HKS

1-24
13-15



LOCATION
r(kai) 6(a) 2(tt.)

1.6 240 560
1.6 2AO 560


Mi.ft .;;>; KI.
X Totjl
(UK/"" )

137 .36
O 1 D O C
818.85
!

uns
hi:, (iii-./n3)
(X of other sources)



i

Nott : w.xil
X 1
(uR/n )
O"7 If*
V/ . JO
-JTO Q C
/ /O . OJ


Ic U ii.t
V 0
(.^ /.-.»;





1 1> L.I! j.
X..3
(uR/ia1)






V '
(u,,/n,J



I._
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i:> .•.,-.. ty
I'nvui- J'lauc
Con.p.iny
1. Gdllia
2. Kyger Creek
3. OVEC







X(km> _
402.1
402.2
402.1
•




LOCATION

Y(km)
4307.7
4307.7
4307.7







Z(£c.)
560
560
560







Stack
a
i
2
3







Q
(j',ms/scc
3061.096
1530.55
3061.096


1

i


11
(m)
164.0
164.0
164.0


1
i
i



D
(m)
• 4.5
3.1
4.5







V
(m/sec)
41.8
41.5
41.8







T
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DAY



HKS
,'
204
204

1-24
13-15



LOCATION


r ^ k.ni ) ^() iiv.^t.)
1.2 240 650
1.2 240 650

i
Mo5 .i.'..'; !-sI
(u>>/p.i )

78.4
620.6

ir.il 1 LI

X 2
(u};/ni ^J

64.6
V99.4




Xt.3
(ug"/m-

78.4
620.6

cr
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DAY
Fore 106
LUPcnc
T-.iners Creek




HRS
1-24






LOCATION
r(km) 6(°) 2(ft.)
692.0 4334.0 770





V jill.INC KF :
X Total
553.45





Ul.TS
BG. (us-, /i"3)
(X of other sources)
105.6*


*concributions from
other sources.

s
Xi.t i; ; l.unl i
v •>
•s- -
12
15.5
17.33



it ,lL liM
•v^
276.2

11.24



It. l,i!^i
^:>,
159.9

7.64



j
X^ 3
.2






A , 6
.3





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<  6.71
1
6.71
7.32










V
(w/sec)

23.39
25.39
24.38










•]•
(oK)

447
447
430








j

S. Q. (I-:. L.)
(///HHBTU)
	
4.S2
4.92
3.11 (for 1973
scarLup)







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DAY

215
HKS

1-1:4
13-15
LOCATION
r(km) 0(°) £(ft.)

4.0 340 760.0
1.3 60 680
Mi^. ..-INC U1-.
X Total
(ug/m3)

246
1171.2
ULT:;
HC,. (ug/oi3)
(A of other sources)

S-t
84
1
Note: liuulj
(ug/ni )

6~ . 1
399.4
I. ..1 lol
C up / nt

o_ . 1
399.4
t 0 t il'J.

j/ . o
286.4
.XS4


-------
(,\.u:iiy
1'cwer i'laut
Con,p,,ny
1. Jefferson
2. Sanunis
3. Ohio Edison







X(km)
531.7
531.7
531.7
531.7






LOCATION
Y(tun)
4485.5
4485.5
4485.5
4485.5






z(ftO
690
690
690
690





i
Stack
S
1
2
3
4






Q
({•ms/sec
2270.84
2270.84
5670.55
3781.06


1


i
11
(m)
153.6
153.6
259.1
304.8






1)
(m)
i t .. .. ...... j. .,j.— • '
! 6.4
6.1
9.51
8.17






V
(m/scc)
18.59
20.51
22.01
19.90
1


1


•1
(oK)
405
405
405
406






S. Q. (E. 1,.)
(0/MMimi)
4.49
4.49
4.49
4.49






«£•
Gf
cr»
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rov1?
7'6



ree
0'8t
O'OT
(flll(/',!n)

,[(].'•) 01



T'S1?
9'<;<;Z
8'ta
:,../->

',*; n1. IT



Z-«
3-CW
r-z
X

ir,,..i :oiof



.8
^3
M
(sojmos ,iotpo jo x)

i



s-zu
9'TI9T
I * I ^ 5
( m/Sn)

; •.!>! n.MTT^ ^


0601 09 S'T
0^01 09 S'T
OSTT 08 *?
05TT 08 V
('I}) Z (o) 0 C^) J
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r
0
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I'oucr 1'Jant
Company
1. Jcfroraou County
2. Tidd Power Company
3. Ohio Power, AEP






X(km)
529.9
529.9
529.9




LOCATION

Y(km)
4455.7
4455.7
4455.7






2 ( f t . )
680.0
630.0
680.0






Stack
#
1
2
3



!


Q
395.3
395.3
988.5


I



II
(m)
75.3
75.3
75.3






1)
(a.)
3.1
i
3.1
! 4.3






V
(m/sec)
16.3
16.3
9.94
i





T
(oK)
455
455
455






S. i). (!'•• !••)
(///MHIVill)
5.98
5.98
5.98




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EON
Is DAY



i //
1 it £





UKS



-lo
1 O/.

" 2fc*



LOCATION
r(kra) 0O 2 (ft.)
	 ----- ~ -. ~ -~~


,0 izu yjij


. £> l/U yij


Hal, INC; ui.
X Total
	 —








U..T,
BO, (u^/ro1)
(X of other sourcos)
	









^sl -i
(nj*/fn )
, . —
O/. -1 T
1 1 o <; /

00 O 7




it1 .'il j i ii
Xs2
(il^/l-i j
- —
•) / -. i
•i •> o e /,

T) i? 7





<„"&>

SI 7 ft
0 "> 7 ', 7

50Q fi
9 9 c c £




(ii<'/i ^)











.








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County
Power I1] ant
Cunp.my

1. Jefferson
2. Toronto
3. Ohio Edison






X(km)
533.5





LOCATION


Y(kia)
4481.8








Z(Ct.)
660


j




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It

I







Q
(gms/sec

1459.19



!
i


11

198.12







D
(a)

1 4.57







V
(m/sec)

22.46







T

441.0







S. 0. (K. I..)

4.79





t/f
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1
HAY

3
123


HRS

13-15


LOCATION
r(Vra) e(°) 2(ft.)

5. 40 1240.
2.0 290 1240

MO&, ..ifiU III-.
X Total
(ug/m3)

227.9
646.9

Ul.TS
BG. (uR/m^)
(X of other sources)

84
i
liviLo : ;i>oo i
Xsl 1
(u«/m )
^ / ') Q
±H j . y
562.9

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Ooi.nt y
power Plant
Company



1. U>ke
2. East Lake
3. ^^













X(kra) 	


463.0
463.0
463.0
463.0
463.0
463.0



i



MM: ATT ON


Y(kra)


4613.2
4613.2
4613.0
4613.0
4612.9
4612.9










Z(ft.)


-
-
-
-
-










Stack



1
2
3
4
5
6






,.,„. .. ,,- fl--^v-,^,,— .--


Q
(gms/sec)



b.2
891.4
891.4
891.4
1553.0
4091.0









11
!
_


12.0
91.4
91.4
91.4
91.2
182.9









D
(m)
	


4 .0
4.6
4.8
4.8
5.5
7.3









V
(m/sec)
• — - —


22.0
11.7
11.7
11.7
12.3
21.1









T
(oK)


Q /"i Q
OUO
401
401
401
386
414









S. Q. (E. I..)
(ff/MMRTU)



to coc-puce
5.49
5.49
5.49
5.49
5.44







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26




1-24




463.86 4613.24
	 •'•""•' l
X 'I. .1,1 1
/..., /.,, *\

1018.6
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(v r \ \

1.77b
ii'lU'. llll'il i

/ '*, / N

2 . 124
l< at f. .
X ••
(n''/m '
'
207.8

x, 1


207.8

X '
(iiC/iii-')

207.8

A, ',


278.6


, _ 1 Jv

112.7
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Cuuat>
i'ower Plant
Cuniji.'iny
1. Lor j in
2 Avon Lake
3 CEI









X(kra)
412.2.
412.2
412.2
412.2
412.2
412.2
412.1
412.0




LOCATION
Y(km)
4595.2
4595.2
4595.2
4595.2
4595.2
4595.2
4595.2
4595.2




Z(ft.)
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
"




Stack
II
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8




Q
(fims/sec
149
149
149
149
630.2
630.2
1329.0
3601.0




11
(»)
84.5
84.5
84.5
84.5
90.0
90.0
120.0
183.0




I)
On)
,'5.5
5.5
5.5
5.5
4.0
4.0
5.2
7.3




V
(in/ sec)
10.06
10.06
10.06
10.06
13.0
13.0
13.08
20.73



I
1
T
(oK)
•',oO
480
480
480
403
403
394
414




S. <}. (K. L.)
(i/MMimi)
l.Oo
1.06
1.06
1.06
4.86
4.86
4.86
4.86




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DAY
~o |




HKS
1-24




LOCATION
413.46 4594.57


•
Mv>. L.U1'.; HI.
x Total
(uB/m1)
995.2



1.1:;
i
Bfi. (uc./m-J)
(X of other sources)
> 1


1

(iif./m )
137.5
(uotal
Stacks
1-4)



n. .( ii'i
XS\>-
2U4.6



to l.lt'l.
.^i.,
204.6




:;;;.,/.',
270.0




<-^,..,
17S.1



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C'Hlilt y
1'owcr Plant
Company



j _ i.orain


2 Edgewater
3 CEI






X(km)
~~~

400.60


400.60




LOCATION


Y(kra)


4591.3


4591.3







2(ft.)


-


~-






Stack
tt



1


2






Q
(i',ms/aec



543.5


635.9






11
(m)



77.5


85.4



l


D
(m)

[
i
,' 5.3
)
t
. 3.2






V
(ni/sec)



6.8


18.3

i




T
(oK)



449


414






S .



4.48


4.48




a
cr

Jl
-------
    DAY
     28
                  I1KS
LOCATION


401.57      4590.35
                                                                      X Total
 EC;, (uj-./m)
(X of oilier  sources)
                                                                                                                 214.0
                                                                                                                                        '
l/f
-------
C ,")uu L y
Powi't J'ldiu
Compel ay


1. Lucas
2. Acicc
3. Toledo Edison






X(km)
290.5
290.5
290.5
290.5

LOCATION



Y(km)
4614.3
4614.2
4614.3
4614.3





Z(ft.)
-
-
-


|

Stack
a

1
2
3
4



Q
(gins/sec

59.87
59.87
419.2
1286.00



11
(in)
- - -
83.8
83.8
75.0
90.9
1


1)
(m)

i 4.9
4.9
3.3
6.7



V
(i.i/sec)

5.6
5.6
14.6
12.7



T
(oK)

666.0
666.0
437.0
430.0



S. (). (K. I..)
(tf/IIMBTU)

.9^9
.V99
4.47
4.5

00
-------
DAY

316
87
HKS

1-2;
1-24
LOCATION

294.11 4616.49
293.39 4616.54
                                                                         ta  ..i.iw;  K
X Total



 472.22

 674.37
                                                                                        BG. (ug/in)
                                                                                       (X of othor sources)
                                                                                        198.06

                                                                                        487.96
JJ.-t L>: in. .11

xbl J
("';/."LL
11.69
8.863
!r..l 1, :

X 9
(»!•/".' lj
11.69
8.862
i ,. i ,l,i.

X/31
(.:,./,„ )
9V. 58
78.2

X.4
(<.,-./.:.
i5i.2
90.46
CL7T
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   Company





   1.  Lucaij


   2.  Bay^iiore


   3>  Toledo Edison

X(km)
2v7.3
297.3
297.3
297.3
297.3



I.UCA'l lull
Y(kra)
4618.1
4618,1
4618.1
4638.1
4618.1




Z(fl.)
-
-
-
-



i

Ili.ick
1
2
3
4
5




Q
(j'.m.s/s.'C
454.1
462.4
463.3
708.4
12.30




II
76.2
76.2
76.2
76.2
7.9




1)
i
! 3.7
3.7
3.7
4.3
3.4




V
17.6
17.6
17.6
19.4
22.8

i

•
T
(oK)
403.0
403.0
403.0
409.0
549.0




::. <}. (I'.. 1..)
(///Ml HUH)
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
.42



cr*
oo
CO
-------
  DAY
111
HKS
1-24

LOCATION
295.25 4616.63

X Tutjl
(UK An )
1640.1

I1C. (uj'./m'1)
(X ol" oilier sources)
1446.09

NViLC: li:i»il 1
43.65

Xf T
(u)',/") ]
44.45

to 1 il>i •
(uK/isb
44.54

X, ,
(ii);/ni )
61.37

'•'.,. r
(ujj /•-".)
Incl'.iacd i
Background

-------
    I'owt-r t'lnut
    1.   Lucas


    2.   Water  Street


    3.   To led



ret-t
iison











289.1
289.1
289.1
289.1
269.1
289.1
289.1
289.1




I.OCAI Km
Y(km)
4613.9
4613.9
4613.9
4613.9
4613.9
4613.9
4613.9
4613.9





Z(ft.)
_
-
-
-
-
-
-






Stack
If
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8





(K«s/sec)
8.64
8.64
13.9
13.9
8.64
49.43
49.43
30.10

i



11
(m)
I
62.2
62.2
62.2
62.2
62.2
65.2
65.2
60.4



I

1)
(m)
. 4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.1
4.1
4.1





V
(m/sec)
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
3.6
3.6
1.7





T
(oK)
561
561
561
561
561
474
474
447



.

S. (}. (E. I-.)
1.489
1.4b9
2.396
2.296
1.469
2.39
2.39
2.39




«£

Jt
•SO
-------
DAY
318


HRS
1-24


LOCATION
293.74 4616.59
* Other stacks inclb
there is no breakcl
for stacks 1 throu

llulV ,!!'. !(!.
X Total
(ug/n.3)
603.87
ded in background.
own of concentrat:
gh 5.

I'l.i:,
HC. (llf./I!l'J)
(X of other source;;)
540.13
Concentration
on by source
1

u -/mJ
12.54



XK^
12.54



x..iH,
(ur./mj)
8.66


V
(ug/m1)



C/J
oo
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County
Power Plane
Company
1. Montgomery
2. Kutchings
3. D. P. i L.







i
^









X(km)
732.5
732.5
732.5
















LOCATION

Y(km)
4387.8
4387.7
4387.7


















«*.>
-
-








•







•

Stack
II
1
2
3





s












(ftms/sec]
207.0
201.8
201.8




t
1
|
i


t


i

i
i


H
On)
76.2
76.2
i
| 76.2
i







i



i
i




D
du)
i
j
4.2
! 4.2
1
4.2


















V
(m/sec)
16.0
15.5
15.5
i
i
i
1















T
426.0
426.0
426.0


















S. <,-. (K. I..)
1.4
1.4
1.4
















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      HAY


      99*
iiKS
             on  TSi with  im
              LOCATION
            733.37
   Y
43S7.56
          act at 1.60 lbb- S02/f*iBTU
                                                                      x Total
                                    UC. (up./ni3)
                                   (X of otlicr sources)
xsl  3
(ug/m )
                                                                                                                            160
                     165
cn
oo
-------
V...,.llly
J'UVOI I'lullL
(/>>„.;, .i:iy

1. :K,,uBomcry

2 . Ta i c
3. D.P. & L.











X(km)
739.0

739.1
739.1
739.1







l.UC/VI loW


Y(km)
4401.10

4401.1
4401.1
4401.1










z(ft.)
_

-
-
-









St.ick
It

I

2
3
4









(nJ/Lc)

22o.2

226.2
299.5
299.5




!




II
(in)

93.6

93.6
i
93.6
93.6
i
!




i
1


U
(in)

4.9
i
i 4'9
4.9
4.9









V
(in/sec)

12.6

12.6
12.6
: 12.6




i




T
(oK)

4S3.0

483.0
405.0
405.0









S. .J. (K. I..)

l.ob

1.66
1.66
1.66







09
CO
-------
DAY
              HKS
                            LOCATION

                             X
                          7A0.05
    y
4A00.9A
X Totil
("i'./I.l )

  483.67
 BC.  (iiK/m^)
(X of other sources)


      9.21
93.23
93.23
lAi.O
-------
l'owi:f 1'j.lUL
2.  Philo




3   Ohio  Power, AEP



, AEP





X(km)
422.600
422.620
422.570




UHIA'I IUH
Y(km)
4415.880
4415.840
4415.940






710
710
710





Stack
a
4
5
6





(,-ms/sec
804 . 7
804.7
654.5



1

11
(m)
81.1
81.1
81.1





1)
i
i
1 5.18
i
3.96
2.56





V
(ra/sec)
4.54
7.74
29.30
i
i



T
(oK)
447
447
428





S. (}. (i:. I..)
6.34
6.34
6.24




-------
u/.v
99
2o3
365
349





1IRS
1-1'4
1-24
19-21
19-21





LOCATION
r(km) tK°) *(fc.)
1.3 110 970
1.3 110 970
1.5 120 955
1.5 120 955





X Total
1 J65.1
1670.1
4615.5
4620.3





130. (ug/i»3)
(X of other sources)
78
78
78
78



1
t
(ug/m )
J93.3
652.8
1732.1
1760.2





1. .1! 1. i
cOO.7
656.0
1735.8
1765.6





( . t
2 -.:..:
>oJ.i
1009.6
97c.5





-------
t. .may
Power Plant
Company
	 . -
1. Pickaway
2. Picway
3. Columbus & Southern
Ohio














X(km)
327.8
327.8
327.8











LOCATION


_Y(kia)
4406.5
4406.5
4406.5














z(ft.)
680
680
680













Stack

3
4
5









i
i
i


Q
(gins/sec)

435.8
433.7
1040.2




i



i
1
i
i
i


H
(m)
	
38.7
38.7
87.8









i



D
(ni)
1
2.44
2.44
2.44













V
(m/scc)

17.74
17.74
14.77
t












T
(oK)
- -
440
440
413













S. (>. (I-. I..)
(f/MMlUU)
" 	 — -- • 	
7. 98
8.00
7.99











ci-
c;
CO
-------


EON
>i DAY


.."f...
1 UO , 1-24
2 71
3 82
A 181






22-2-,
1-2A
13-15







LOCAT10M
r(kjn) 6(°) e(fc.)
2.2 ' 90° 7JO
5.9 2AO 800
1.6 180 710
0.7 250 710






/i-.i, UK: id'.

X Total
(iili/m1)
597.6
1712.0
527.9
1912






,,,,

EG. (uft/iti-^)
(X of other sources)
na
118
118
118





1
lll'Ll'1. Ml -ill

SVV)
166.7
590.1
113.0
381.8






1. :.l !••!

,.^0
165.9
587.2
112.5
380.0






i- t-.l-S

V c
"*r
1A7.0
A1..7
ISA. A
1022.2








A -
(uj;/iii ) ]







i
i

-------
L.u.uly
       i'iaiit
2.  beech Street:




',.  Oliio EJibor.
K(km)











456.6




456.6

I.OCAUUN
Y(km)
A54S.5
4543.5
4548.5







'/.(ft.)
-
-








Stack
0
1
2
3




;
i

(j'.iiis/sec
103.4
149.8
130.9
i

i
i
i



II
(m)
il.J
53.3
53.3


i
i

i


1)
t
; J.I
I J . A
3.1







V
(HI/SCO)
5.0
5.0
5.0







T
552.0
514.0
477.0







S. (). (K. 1..)
4.18
4.18
4.19





-------
DAY
270
              HKS
1   1-24
                             LOCATION
456.75
A549.01
                                                       X Total
                                                           iT )
703
                                                                                     FiC. <»)-./iii'3)
                                                                                    (X of other  sources)
219
                                                                               (uj',/111  )
                                                                                                                         215
                                                                                                    203
-------
(,,.'„.)•
1'owoi Plant
Company

|_ Suiunic
2. Gorge
3_ Ohio Edison














X(km)
458.8
458.8












LOCATION


Y(km)
[
4551.8
4551.8















Z(fe.)
-
-














Stack
il

1
2














Q
(i-ms/sec

436.3
436.3





(
1
;
''

i
I


II
(m)
i
83.8
83.8








i
I
i




I)
t
i
3.4
. 3.4
'













V
(ro/scc)

11.2
11.2


i
I










T

;67
446














S. (t. (K. ! .)

5.07
5.07












-------
DAY


270
1IKS
LOCATION
                             459.5
                                4552.6
                                                                      !l(|   INiI HI
                                                                  X Total
                                      637.5
                                                                     Ul'l::
 BC. (ug/n,3)
(X of otlior  sources)


      162.5
                                                                                                            Mot i1 ;  mod i
                                                                                                            x1
232
                                                                                                                   x-3
243
-------
1
i >iut y
fiiwi-r i' l.uil
i:..,..|..,uy

1. 'lYuii.Uull
2. Nilt.i
3. Ohio tJlson









X(km)
520.9
520.9








I.OUUlOtl

Y(km)
4557.0
4557.6






,-----



5>(1L.)
875
875






... . .^., . .. -. -.


St .it k
1

1
2









Q
j',ins/:>uc )

76-'i. i>2
764.62









il
(m)
	
yj .4
91.4









!i
(m)
	
3.i>y
3.69







I

V
(M/SCC)
	
r/.7i
17.71









T
(oK)
	 	 "
40L.O
405.0

'
i






:;. <). (K. )..)
(///HMI'.Hi)

4. ';4
4.94







-------


DAY
39
320



cr;


IMS
1-24
13-15






LOCATION'
r (km) tt(") 2(f c. )
A 70 J 080
2.0 20 990





'""'A -" '!i
X Total
34G '
877.8





ii. i :i
fiG. (ug/m'3)
(X of other sources)
Q '
OH
84


(



("fc/m )
1 > c i
1 - O . -L
396.9





1. .a i.
,&-,
I 0 C 1
X ^u . i,
396.9





in i, .1.1.
Xl3
(lit; An')








Xs4






-------
C,,K.L,
Power Plant
Conji.iny

	 _, 	 — -- -

1. Washington/Morgan


2. Muskinjjum River

3_ Ohio Power


















X(km)
~ ~~

441.6


441.6

















I.l.CA'HON


Y(km)


4382.3


4382.3




















7(tL.)


640


640



















Stack
It



I


2



















Q
(gius/sec)



9401.6


6114






I
1
i






i
i


11
(m)



252.4


252.4



i








i
t
i




(m)
i -
t
i
7.62
i
t
; 6.71
1
i

















V
(in/sec)



34.47


23.16


|
















T
(oK)



430


425



















S. (). (F.. 1..)



*.23


&.22

















-------


DAY
'* "* S
204
213
204




IMS
1-24
1-2.
13-15
13-15





LOCATION
r(kE) _____ e(°) 2(ft.)
1.3 240 800
1.3 240 800
1.3 240 800
1.3 240 800




riiii'f, ;<; ki.
x total
(UK/I,.)
222.6
256.0
1921.0
1837.0




Di. r:;
BG. (ug/in3)
(X of olhor sources)
28
28
2B
28


i

I. 'oti1,' i»i Ki 1
(uj-./m )
113.4
94.0
907.3
1057.4




j, .a J..i
(«?./»,»
91.2
134.0
729.7
751.6



,
! c l.ijj .
(J.yi')
	
	
	






(UK/in3)
	
	
	




c:
»*•-*
Cb
-------
            APPENDIX B



PUBLIC COMMENT AND EXHIBIT LISTS
-------
         PUoLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED  -  OHIO S00 PROPOSAL
Public     Company and/or           Public
Comment    Individual Submitting    Comment
Number     Comment                  Number
Company and/or
Individual Submitting
Comment
           Standard Oil Company
           R.E. Farrell
           12/11/75
           Regional Air
             Pollution Control
             Agency, Dayton
             Ohio
           /Jilliam Auberle
           12/18/75

           Du Pont Co.
           Warren Erint
           12/18/75
           See also PC454
           Champion Interna-
             tional
           Richard Wicjc»er
           12/18/75
Cincinnati Division
  of Air Pollution
  Control
Gene Ermenc
12/18/75

Tri-State Air.  Committee
Dr. Max Heuefee
12/18/75
City of Hamilton -
  Dept. of Public
  Utilities
John C. En«la
12/18/75

Industrial Gas
  Cleaning Institute
Sidney R. Grem
12/18/75
  11
  13
Cincinnati Gas &
  Electric Company
Earl A. Borgmann
12/13/75

Kentucky - Department
  of National
  Resources, Division
  of Air Pollution
  Control
  John T. Smxdier
  11/11/75

B.F. Goodrich Co
  Roger W. Strassburg
10/13/75 & 11/28/75
See PC#U6
                                       10
12
14
Ohio League of
  Conservation Voters
Deborah Taylor
12/18/75

The Hoover company
.Marshall J. Johns
12/23/75
Canton - Air
  Pollution Control
  Division
Gary Swing
12/19/75
-------
         PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED   -   OHIO  SO
                            (Continued)       2
                                     PROPOSAL
Public     Company and/or            Putlic
Comment    Individual Submitting     Comment
Mumper	Comment                   Number
                                  Company  and/or
                                  Individual  Submitting
                                  Comment
  15
  17
  19
  21
  23
  25
   27
   29
North Ohio Valley
  Air Authority
Pat J. Deluca
12/23/75

City of Painesville
Joseph Pandy Jr.
1/6/76

Canton Chamber of
  Commerce
A.N. Prentice
12/18/75

Mead Corp.
Russel E. Kross
12/2/75
Article - The
  Cleveland Press
12/30/75
Ohio Velly
  Council
James L, Slater
1/8/76

New Manchester Anti-
  Pollution Committee
John Welch
P.O.Box 83
Hew Manchester
W. Virginia 26056
1/6/76

Northern Ohio Valley
  Air Authority
314 Adams St.
St^rbenville, Ohio
 Pat J. Deluca
16     Void due to
         duplication
18     Firestone Tire &
         Rubber Co.
       12/19/75    J.R.  Kessler

20     Uniroyal Inc.
         Robert Wiles
       1/6/76
22     Tim Gaffney
       1110 Lake Street
       Piqua Ohio «S3$*>
       12/26/75

24     Suzanne Miller
       3142 Yorkshire Rd.
       Cleveland Hgts.
       Ohio 44118
       1/2/76

26     Ohio Valley Env.
         Council
       James L. Slater
       1/8/76

28     W. Virgina Air Polv-
         ContQel Commj-t.«i<^
       Stephen Smallwood
       1911 Warwood Ave.
       Wheeling
       W. Virg. 26003
       1/8/76

30     Buckeye Power Inc.
       Robert Mone
       1/8/76
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         PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED  -  CHIO  SO
                            (Continued)       2
                                    PROPOSAL
Public     Company and/or            Public
Comment    Individual Submitting     Comment
Number     Comment                   Number
                                  Company and/or
                                  Individual Submitting
                                  Comment
  31
  33
  35
  37
  39
Horticulture Teacher
Cleve.1anri   Public
  Schools
Leslie Beamish
12/24/75

City Council
Kathleen L. Barber
Shakes Heights, Ohio
1/6/76
  Youngstown Sheet &
  Tube
T.M. Hendrickson
1/6/76

Park Conservation
  Commission
Catherine Fuller
1970 Denton Dr.
Cleve, Oh. 44106
1/5/76
Diamond Shamrock
Chemical  Co.
Ralph H. Parsons
P.O.Box 430,
Painesville
Ohio 44077
12/30/75

Ohio Audubon Council
Dr. Owen Davies
1/6./76
32     Ohio - 23rd District
       Congressman Ronald M.
         Mottl
       1/6/76
34     League of Women
         Voters
       Kathy Albury
       Willoughby, Ohio
       1/6/76

36     Hariet Parsons
       37558 Erie Ed.
       Willoughby, Ohio
       1/6/76
38     Northern Ohio Lung
         Association
       Patricia Smith
       4614 Prospect Ave.
       Cleveland, Ohio
       1/5/76
       See Sx#11-15

40     Peabody Engineer!nq
         Systems
       Howard P. willett
       1/6/76
                                       42      Cleveland  Dept of
                                                Public  "ealth >
                                                Welfare
                                                Division of  Air
                                                Pollution Control
                                              1/6/76
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      PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED   -
                         (Continued)
                                      OHIO S02 PROPOSAL
Public
Comment,
        company  and/or            Public
        Individual  Submitting    Comment
        Comment _ dumber
       Company and/or
       Individual Submitting
       Comment   	
47
49
51
 53
         Uniroyal  -  Chem.  Div.
         William W.  Falsgraf
         Painsville,  Ohio
         League of Women
           Voters of Avon lake
         Lillion McPherson
         1/6/76
           League of Women Voters
             Judith Fink
           Cuyahqga, Ohio
           1/6/75
            Southwest  Civic
              Association
            Alexander  Lorman
            1/6/76
            Citizens for Clean
              Air 5 Water
              Genevieves S. Cook
            Cleveland, Ohio
            1/6/75

            State of Indiana
              Department of
              Air Pollution Control
              Division
            Ralph C. PicXard
            12/29/75

            Youngstown Area
              Chamber of
              Commerce
44     American Electric
         Power Co.  of Ohio
         Power Co.
       A. Joseph Dowd
       1/8/76

46     B.F. Goodrich Co.

         Revision to PCS 13
       Roger W. Strasscurg
       1/6/76

48     Western Reserve
         Economic Develop-
         ment Agencv
       Jeffrey Brown
       1/6/76

50     Coalition for Safe
         Electric Power
       Evelyn Stebbins
       312 Park Bldg.
       1UO Public Square
       Cleve, Oh. 44116
       1/6/76

52     Sierra Club
       Ellen Knox
       1/6/75
 54      E.I.  Du Port
        Warren  IT.  Erint
        Fort  Hill  Plant
        North Bend
        1/5/75
        See also PC45

 56      United Mine workers
          of  America
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         PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED  -  OHIO SO  PROPOSAL
                            (Continued)
Public
Comment
Company and/or           Public
Individual Submitting    Commeni
Comment	Number
       Company and/or
       Individual Submittinc
       Comment	
           Weston O. Johnstone
           1/6/75
  57
41st House District
  in the Ohio General
  Assembly
Kenneth S Cox
58
Ohio EPA
See Sx*16
  59
Womens Club of
  Stenbenville
317 Woodtown Rd.
Sterbenville,
Ohio 43452
60     USEPA Region IV
         Air and Hazards
         Materials Division
       Asa B.  Foster
       1/2/76
  61
Regional Air Pollu-
  tion Control Agency
William M. Auberle
Dayton, Ohio 45402
1/29/76
62     Chester L. Brooxs
       106 S Tommy Street
       North Canton,
       Ohio 44720
       1/8/76
  63
Ohio Mfg. Association
James O. Seymour
1/13/76
64     Toledo Pollution
         Control Agencv
       Paul D. Findlay
       1/13/76
  65
Union Carbide Corp.
C.R. Allenback
1/9/76
66     League of
         Voters
       Melodee Korhacker
       1/13/76
  67
Shell Oil Co.
A..O. Rockswold
1/13/76
68     Ohio Lung  Association
       David Q.  Gillcspi-
       1/13/76
           Natural Resources
             Defence Council,
             Inc.
           Richard E. Ayres
           1/13/76
                            70      Industrial Gas
                                     Cleaning Institute
                                   Sidney  P..  Crem
                                   1/13/76
  71
Steven J. Mareus
11 Everett street
72     Regional Air
         Pollution Control
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         PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED  -   CHIO  SO2  PROPOSAL
                            (Continued)
Pxiblic     Company and/or            Public
Comment.    Individual Submitting     Comment
Number     Comment                   Number
                                  Company and/or
                                  Individual Submitting
                                  Comment
           Cambridge,
           Mass 02138
           1/13/76
                                    Agency
                                  Norman F.  Keckler
                                  1/13/76
  73
  75
  77
   79
   81
   33
   35
Environmental Research      74
  & Action - Columbus
  Ohio
Von Hill
1/13/76

Columbus & Southern         76
  Ohio Electric Co.
Fred V. Steine
1/13/76

PPG - Barberton Plant       78
  Chemical Division
John Lambillotte
1/13/76

Union Camp,  Inc.            90
   By Environment Research
  & Technology
Dr. Brian L. Murphy
1/13/76

Mead Corp. -               32
  Chillicotfoe Mills
Booker P. Bunch
1/13/76

Gary Petars,               8a
Columbus, Ohio
1/13/76

Toledo Edison Co.           36
Lowell E. Roe
1/13/76
            Recublic Steel             33
Orville Municipal
  Utilities
Rays Williams
1/13/76
Ohio Mining 8
  Reclamation Assn.
Neal S. Tostenson
1/13/76

Union Camp
V. P. Beonosian
1/13/76
Miami Valley
  Lung Assn.
Reed
1/13/76
Allied Chemical Co.
James E.  Coooer
1/13/76
 Snviroplan,  Inc.
 Howard  Ellis
 1/22/76

 Armco Steel  Cor-
 poration
 Bruce D.  Steinsr
 1/13/76

 Dayton  Powar -J
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PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED   -   OHIO  SO
                   (Continued)
                                                PROPOSAL
Public     Company and/or
Comment    Individual  Submitting
Number     Comment
                            Public   Company and/or
                            Coirment  Individual Submitting
                            dumber   Comment
  39
    Corporation
  Glen A. Johnson
  1/13/76
  Ohio Edison Co.
  Jamas Carroll
  1/13/76
90
  Light Co.
Howard R. Palmer
1/13/76
Campbell Soup Co.
Frank Dubyne
1/13/76
  91
  Phillips Petroleum  Co.
  B. F. Eallard
  1/13/76
92     Standard Cil Co.
          (Sohio)
       Robert Farrell
       1/13/76
  93
  Sun Oil Co.
  Edward Motiler
  1/13/76
94     Norton Salt Co.
       Charles Nichols
       1/14/76
  95
  Packaging Corp.  of
    America
  Franklvn D. Haynes
  1/13/76
96     Goodyear Tir?  3
         Rubber Co.
       F. V. Prus
       1/13/76
  97
  99
  101
 103
  Ashland Oil                 98
  Ron Willenbrink
  1/13/76
  Ohio Greenhouse  Assn.      100
    Belden Brick Co.
    Detroit Steel
    Federal Paper
    Ohio Brass

  White-Westinghouse  Corp.   102
  Daniel L. Dickerson
  1/14/76
  Crrville i-mn.  Utilities
  Orvule
  Ohio 44667
  1/8/76
       Energy & ^nviron-
         mental Coal
         Council of Ohio
       John Dragos
       1/13/76

       Onion Carbide Corr
       Steve Dorr
       1/13/76
       Ohio Chapter of  -tn'-.
         Sierra Club
       Richard D. Tybout
       1/14/76

       U.S. Environmental  Protection
       Agency
       Administrator Russell Train
       Memorandum  to all  Regional
       Administrators   12/18/75
                                                                   00081
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        PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED
                                    -   OHIO  SO   PROPOSAL
                            (Continued)
Public
Commen
          Company and/or            Public
          Individual Submitting     Comment
          Comment                   Number
                      Company  and/or
                      Individual Submitting
                      Comment
 105
           Gladys G. MacKay
           361 4 Fenley P.d.
           Cleveland Heights
           Ohio 44121
           1/6/76
              106      Borden,  Inc.
                      Harvey  A.  Posenzweig
                      180  E.  Broad  ot.
                      Columbus
                      Ohio 43215
                      1/6/76
 107
 109
 111
           American Cyanamid
           J.  H.  Rook"
           "/Jajrne
           Nev? Jersey  07470
           1/12/76
            Ellen  &  Jerry Burnell
            2311 Belvoir Blvd.
            University Heights
            Ohio U4113
            1/7/76

            Charles  Peter Pluto
            3986 W.  157 Street
            Cleveland
            Ohio  44111
            1/14/76
              1 08      Diamond Shamrock
                        Chem. Co.
                      P.O.  Box 430
                      Pamerville
                      Ohio  44077
                      1/9/76

              110       USEPA Office of Air
                       Quality Plan ~
                       Standards
                      Guidance •*  3.0-003
                      1/6/76

              112      Joyce D. Bourse
                      12936 Falling Water
                      Strongsville
                      Ohio 44136
                      1/15/76
1 1 3
 115
            .-Arthur U.  :t. Brooks
            State Representative
             ^rom Cuyahoga County
            Ohio House
            2385 Kenilworth
            Cleveland
            Ohio
            1/14/76
              1 14
            Eleonors T.
            willowick
            Ohio 4UQ94
            1/12/76
Frv
        Void
116     :-?rs.  Dan B.
        Billington
        9181  ''ilford
        Morthfleld
        Ohio 44007
        1/6/76
                                                           Drive
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         PUBLIC COi-iMENTS RECEIVED   -   ClilO  SO 2 PROPO3A]
                            (Continued)
Public     Company and/or            Public
Ccmmcn-    Individual Submitting     Commenl
Numoer	Coir m en t	                 Number
                                   Company and/or
                                   Individual Submitting
                                   Comment
 117
 119
 121
 123
 125
 127
 129
Mrs. Thomas P.  Switt       118
16203 Luiclke Ave.
Cleveland
Ohio 44111
1/6/76

The ,-ledical Center Co.     120
James W. Kirchner
2250 Circle Driva
Cleveland
Ohio
1/15/76

Western Peserve Economic   122
  Development Agency
Jeffrey 3rown
Youngston
1/15/76

Diamond Shamrock           124
  Chem. Co.
Edward Weinberg
1/16/76
The New Jersey Zinc Co.    126
Fred Mohrmann
1/13/76
Ohio Valley Environ-       128
  menr. Council, Inc.
As. Margret Powe
1/15/76

Anna Speck                 130
3336 Ormend Rd.
Cleveland Heights
Ohio 44118
1/13/76
R. E. Loewe
4046 Ellison ?:d.
South Euclid 21,
Ohio
1/5/76

Greater Canton Cham-
  of Commerce
229 Walls Ave. N.w.
Canton
Ohio 44703
1/13/76

Central Soya
R. Sheldon" Light
Fort y^ayne
Indiana
1/14/76

Ms. Marilyn Lucko
7755 E. Linden Lane
Parrno
Ohio 44130
1/12/76

Jennie Rehard
1300 D Superior Av=.
Cleveland
Ohio 44114
1/10/76

Lakewood League of
  Women Voters
Barbara Ebright
1/13/76

Ms. Judith smith
499 E.  147th St.
Cleveland
Ohio 'a 4110
1/6/76
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        PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED  -  OHIO
                          (Continued)
                                SC2
                                               PROPOSAL
Public
Comm-rrc
Conroany and/or           Public
Individual Submitting    Comment
Conunent                  dumber
                                            Company and/or
                                            Individual Submitting
                                            Comment _
131
133
135
137
 139
 1U1
 1 U3
Broadv/ay Christian        1 32
  Church
5920 Encole
Clsvsland
Ohio 44106
1/6/76

Ms. Harret Polk           134
27030 Cadar P.d.
Beailwood
Ohio 44122
1/5/76

Russell P.. Ruthenberg     136
1739 Ridgeview Drive
Wieklife"
Ohio 44092
1/6/76

League of Women  Voters     138
   of Northern Portage Co.
As. Lois Kylin
2695 State
Route  #82
Aurora
Ohio 44202
 1/6/76

onio Education             140
   Association
 James  D.  Beisner
 225 H.  Broad Street
 Columbus
 Ohio  43215
 12/24/75
 Helen  Martin              1^2
 15701  Fernway  Road
 Shaker Hts.
 Ohio  4420
 1/7/76

 Ian Gordon                144
                                             Rose Mary  Prossn
                                             2577 Overlook 33.
                                             Cleveland
                                             Ohio 44127
                                             1/5/76
                                              Ms.  Ann  Fotts
                                              14306  Detroit Ave
                                              Lakewood
                                              Ohio
                                              1/5/76

                                              William  Schuman
                                              3343 Aberdeen Rd.
                                              Shaker Heignts
                                              Ohio 44120
                                              1/6/76

                                              John E.  Michaels
                                              Fhd.
                                              6757 Rollaway pd,
                                              Cincinnati
                                              Ohio 45236
                                              12/16/75
                                              Cleveland Public
                                                School
                                              Leslie Eeamish
                                              12/24/75
                                              St. John Medical
                                                Center
                                              Geary M. Richer, .ID
                                              1/8/76
                                              Edward "?. Cir,-,
                                                                 OU0615
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         PlloLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED  -
                            (Continued)
                           OHIO SC  PROPOSAL
                                  2
Public     Company and/or           Public
Comment    Individual Submitting    Comment
Numoer     Comment                  Number
                                  Company  and/or
                                  Individual  Submitting
                                  Comment
1700 E 13th
Cleveland
Ohio 44114
1/12/76
                       Ave
                                  1207 Marlowe Ave.
                                  Lakewood
                                  Ohio
                                  1/9/76
 145
 147
 149
 151
 153
 155
Jo Anne Koch
529 Woodlane
Bav Village
Ohio 44140
1/10/76

Rosamare Sheld
1453 Marlowe Ave.
Lakowood
Ohio
44107
1/8/76

Lucille Laing
377 Lake Park Drive
3ay Village
Ohio 44140
1/10/76
David Koch
529 Woodland
Bay Village
Ohio 44140
1/10/76

Void due to
duplication
Diamond Crystal Sal
3.  L. Griffiths
                     C<
2065 Manchest
°.C. Sox 149
/•Kr^o, C n.c
    • / ? / 7 1
                         r Fd.
146     John Cold
        1453 Marlowe Ave.
        Lakewood
        Ohio 44107
        1/10/76

1^3     Emile George
        21690 Hilliand Rd.
        Rorby
        Ohio
        44116
        1/10/76

150     New Manchester Anti-
          Pollution Commit-
          tee
        John J. Welch
        RPD *J
        New Cumberland
        Viest Virginia 26047
        1/20/76

152     A. R. Laing
        337 Lak2i Park Dr.
        Say Village
        Ohio 4414Q
        1/10/76

154     Firestone Tire S
          Rubber Co.
        J. Robert Kessler
        12/19/75

156     Karl Myers
        507 Woodland AVQ.
        Steubenville
        Ohio 43952
                                                                UU061!
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         PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED   -   OHIO  SO
                            (Continued)       2
                                    PROPOSAL
Public     Company and/or            Public
Comment    Individual Submitting     Comment
"umber     Comment                   Number
                                  Company  and/or
                                  Individual  Submitting
                                  Comment
 157
 159
Morton Salt Co.           158
  By Squire, Sanders &
  Dempsey
1/21/76

Virginia Havens           160
2555 Coventry Rd.
Shaker Heights
Ohio 44120
1/16/76
        Austin Power Co.
          By Squire, Sanders
          & Dempsey
        1/22/76

        Void due to duplication
 161
Ohio Waste Watchers
John Frederick, Jr.
P.O. Box 121
Columbus
Ohio 43216
1/21/76
162     The Junior League of
          Cleveland
        1228 Euclid Ave.
        Cleveland
        Ohio 44115
        1/18/76
  163
  165
  167
  169
Mrs. Lambert McCauley      164
23780 Hartland Ave.
Euclid
Ohio 44123
1/21/76
Howard J. Scott, P. E.      166
1213 Locust Drive
Astabuld
Ohio 44004
1/16/76

Ohio Power Co.             168
'"rank Bien
1/23/76

Federal Energy             170
  Administration
William Peterson
      1/23/76
        Allied Chemical Co.
        J. M.  DeVoe
        P.O. 3ox 1139~>.
        Morristown
        New Jersey 07960
        1/21/76

        College of
          Steubenvill?
          Am.  Chemical Soc.
        Student Affiliates
        1/19/76

        Void
        Consumers L,eacme
          Ohio
        As. Dorothv Tear
             1/19/76
                                                    of
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         PUBLIC COii-iENTS RECEIVED   -   CJIO  SC£  PROPOSAL
                            (Continued)
Public     Company anchor
Comment    Individual Submitting
Number     Comment	
                         Public   Company  and/or
                         Comment  Individual Submitting
                         Number   Comment	
 171
  173
  175
  177
  173
Ms. Ellen M. Knox
3141 Huntington Rd.
Shaxer Heights
Ohio
1/22/76
  181
Central Ohio Lung Assn
Kenneth Pearlmen
185 S. Fifth Street
Columbus
Ohio  43215
1/21/76

Ohio  43215
1/21/76
i>!s. J. L.  Hanna
2205  Edgecliff Cr.
Euclid
Ohio  44113
1/21/76

Smucker's  Company
Robert R.  Morrison
1/20/76

Cleveland  Clinic
E. >'. Cordasco
M.D.F.C.C.P.F.A.C.P.
1/19/76

Asland Oil  Co.  Inc.
172     League of Worn-ens
          Voters of Cuyahogc
          County
        Ms. Judy Fink
        158 Euclid Av=.
        7th Floor
        Cleveland
        Ohio 44116
        1/21/76

17'4     Energy & Environ-
          mental Coal Coun-
          cil of Ohio
        Mr. John Dragos
        Cleveland
        Ohio 44116
        1/22/76
        P.O. Box 16036
        Cleveland
        Ohio 44116
        1/22/76
176     U. S. Steel Corp.
        R. Dworek
        1/23/76
178     Owens-Illinois
        H. Neal Troy
        1/19/76

180     VJ. Virginia Citizens
          Action  Group
        Ed Light
        1/22/76

182     Timksn Co.
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        PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED
                          (Continued)
                                      OHIO  SC2  PROPOSAL
Public
Commen
          Company and/or           ^ufclic
          Individual Submitting    Comment
          Comment  _         Number
        Company and/or
        Individual Submitting
        Comment
133
185
187
189
191
193
195
           R. V. Willenbrink
           1/20/76

           Republic Steel Corp.
           dr. Glen Johnson
           Cleveland
           Ohio
           1/22/76

           Buckeye Power Inc.
           Robert P. Mone
           1/21/76

           Ohio Edison Co.
           James Carroll
           1/22/76
           Phillips Petroleum Co.
           3. ?. Ballard
           1/23/76
           B. F. Goodrich  Co.
           Dr. Strassburg
           1/23/76

           Sara M. Roche
           1196 Dellwood Drive
           Westlake
           Ohio 44145
           1/22/76

           Ford xotor Co.
           Victor H. Sussman
           1/19/76
197
                Oil  Company -U.S.
        J.  E.  Lieser
        1/21/76

184     Ohio Lung Assn.
          Air Conservation
          Commission
        Pat Smith <,
        Dr. Gillespie
        1/22/76
136     EnviroPlan
        Howard Ellis
        1/22/76

188     Ohio EPA - City of
          Canton Air Pollu-
          tion Control Div-
          ision
        Gary Ewing
        1/21/76

190     General Electric Co.
        D.  W.  Magee
        1/21/76
192     General Motors
        M.  C.  Kachman
        1/21/76

194     Orville Municipal
          Utility
        Robert Nichols
        1/23/76
196     Ohio Chamber of
          Commerce
        Donald W. Von Toyl
        17 South High Street
        Columbus
        Ohio 43215
        1/22/76

198     Void  due to duplication
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         PU3LIC CCLli'iEHTS RECEIVED
                            OHIO SC  PROPOSAL
                            (Continued)
Public     Company and/or            Public
Common-    Individual  Submitting    Comment
Number	Comment                   dumber
                                   Company and/or
                                   Individual Submitting
                                   Comment
 199
 201
 203
 205
 207
 203
il. 7. Fischel
12/18/76

State Senator
A. L. Susman
Senate of West Virginia
1/22/76
                           200
Columbus Products
  Company
D. L. Dickerson
300 Phillipi Poad
Box 28138
Columbus
Ohio 43228
1/21/76
                           202
Interlake,
/Jilliam P.
1/22/76
Inc.
Porcelli
                           204
Amalie Cracker
               206
D. i*. Ryan
115 Walnut Ava.
St. Clairsville
Ohio 43950

Urban League of
  of Cleveland
2060 Euclid Ave,
C. Bruce Melville
                                      208
                                      210
                        Miami  Valley inviro-
                          mental  Coalition
                        Marian Simons
                        P.O. Box  142
                        Dayton
                        Ohio 45402
                        1/23/76

                        League of Women
                          Voters  of  Cleveland
                          Heights -  aniver-
                          sity Ets.
                        Ann Marie Kenton
                        1836 Hilton  Pd.
                        Cleveland Heights
                        Ohio 44118
                        1/29/76
Kitty Hamper
Stuart House  =?
14419 Triskett
Cleveland
C!-io 44111
1/5/76

Willma George
21690 Milliard i
RocJcy Piver
Ohio 44116
1/12/76

Puth G. Isley
125 3. 156th St.
Cleveland
Ohio U4110

Senator Scrert
  Taf~, Jr.
United
1/28/76
                                                             201
                                                             Pd.
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PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED  -  OHIO 3C
                   (Continued)       2
                                                PROPOSAL
Public     Company and/or            Public
Comment    Individual Submittina     Comment
dumber   <  Comment                   Number
                                    Company  and/or
                                    Individual  Submitting
                                    Comment
 211
  Cleveland
  Ohio 44115
  1/27/76

  Dayton Power and
    Light Co.
  H. R. Palmer
  1/13/76
212     Toledo Pollution
          Control Agency Co.
        Paul F. Hunn
        26 rfain St.
        Toledo
        Ohio 43605
        4/21/76
 213
  Foster Assoc.
  US EPA
  4/23/76
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                 EXHIBIT LOG - OHIO SO  PROPOSAL
Exhibit
Number     Exhibit

  1-7      Cincinati Gas & Electric Co.
             I-VII  (see 283-289 for VIII - XIII)

   8       Uniroyal/USCO
             by Fuel Engineering Corp. or New York

   9       Cleveland Metro Parks
             by 0. Dale Granm

  10       RAPCA-DAYTON
             by William Auberle

 11-15     Northern Ohio Lung Assn.

  16       OEPA

  17       UNIROYAL

  16       Diamond Shamrock Chemical Co.

  19       PPG Industries
             by Polter, Stanley, Platt & Arthur  & EnviroPlan

  20       Sun Oil Corp.
             by Edward P. Mohler

  21       Atcron Regional Air Pollution Control  Agency
             by Worm Keckler

  22       US Sypsum Corp.
             by Michael Helton

  23       Wiipotte Corp.
             oy Walter Carbone

  2k       Phillip  HodOK - Photograph of 3ix.es  Plant
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                 EXHIBIT LOG - OHIO SO  PROPOSAL
                           (Continued)
Exhibit
Number     Exhibit

  25       General Motors Corp.

  26       Industrial Gas Cleaning Institute, Inc.
             by The NAM of IAPCE

  27       Packaging Corp. of America and
             i/lorton Salt Co.
             by Enviromental Researen & Technology

  2b       Mead Corp.
             by R. E. Kross
              (1-3)

 29-34     Columous 6 Southern Ohio Electric Co.
              (1-6)

 35-36     Dayton Power 6 Light
             fiy S. F. Kozier and EnviroPlan

  37       Union  Camp corporation
             by SnvironmentalResearcn & Technology

  38       Ohio Green House Assn.
             cy Vorys, Sater 6 Seymour
              (A thru N)

 39-4b     Onio Power Company
             by Frank Bien

 U9-2d1    Cnio Utility  Group
             by Fuller,  henry, Hodge  &  Snyder

 2a2       Onio Valley  Electric  Co.

 2b3-289    Cincinnati Gas &  Electric  Co.  (Supplemental)
              VIII -  XIII
                                                                 01)0623
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                 EXHIBIT LOG - OHIO SO  PROPOSAL
                            (Continued)
Exhibit
Number     Exhibit

290-295    Cleveland Electric f, Illuminating Co.

296-299    Packaging Corp of America
             by Millisor & Nobil b William Rice

300-307    Ohio Lung Association
             by £. M. Cordasco

308-312    Buckeye Power Co.
             by Robert P. Mone

313-314    Toledo Edison
             by Fuller, Henry, Hodge  &  Snyder

315-361    Ohio Edison Co.
             by Charles Runyon & James  Carrol
              {1-7}

362-363    Onio Utility Group - Supplemental Comments
             by Fuller, Henry, Hodge  &  Snyder

 364       Cleveland Metroparxs System
             by 0. Dale Granm

365-367    cnester L. Brooks

 366       Dayton Power 6 Lignt Co.
             r>y Howard R. Palmer V.P. Enviro Management
              (a tnzu m)

 369       Caio Utility Group - Supplemental Comments
             on FFC report
             by Fuller, Henry, Hodge  &  Snyder

 370       Republic Steel Corp. -  Supplemental Comments
             by Glen A. Johnson, Dir. of  Snviro.  Control
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                 EXHIBIT LOG - OHIO SO  PROPOSAL
                            (Continued)
Exhibit
Number     Exhibit

371-372    Cincinnati Gas & Electric
             Beckjord and Miami Fort Plants
             by EnviroPlan
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APPENDIX C - GROWTH PROJECTIONS
Standard Industrial Classification Code
Population Projections
Industrial Projections
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42                  BTAND4RD  INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION


     Major  Group  20.— FOOD AND  KINDRED PRODUCTS

                                Major Group as  a Whole
    This major group  includes establishments  manufacturing: foods and beverages ' for

human consumption, and certain related products, such as manufactured ic«, chewing guui.

vegetable and animal tats and oils, and prepared feeds for animals and fowls.
                                 t                              •

OTOOP  Industry
  No.      No.

201          MEAT PRODUCTS

        2011   Meat Packing Plants

                Establishments primarily enpased in the slaughtering, for their own account

              or on a contract basis for the trade, of cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, calves, horses

              and other animals except small game, for meat to be sold or to be u.sed on tho

           •  game premises in canning and curing, nnd in making sausape. lard, and other

              products.  Establishments primarily engaged in  manufacturing sausages and

              meat specialties trom purchased meats, are classified in Industry  2013: ami

              establishments primarily  engaged in killing, dressing, packing, and canning

              poultry, rabbits and other- small game in Industry 2010.

                    Abattoir*, on owe account  or  for        Meat extracts, made la meat pack-
                      tiie trade                               in? plants
                    Bee*,  produced  in  meat  packing      .  M«»t meal
                      establishments                        Meat packing plants
                    Blood meal                             Mutton, produced In  meat packing
                    Fttd, prepared : from horses slaugh-          establishments
                      tered  In the  same establishment        Pork,  produced  la  meat  packing
                    Bides, cured or uncured : product  of          establishments
                      uUoRbterinff operations                Sausapes,  made In  meat  packioc
                    I!"n'S                   I..mchc«n mr.u  .nnn.,1
                    C»aned  wit*  .nd  mcnt proJuc...        ^M*  S"'l ""n.Tnn" = ^Vu""!'
                      BOt m..le in .l,,u»ht..rine plaati.          ^f; ,'„»" knXw-notwk
                    Casinc*. muivnee: natural                  tll 9illuci(t(-HIn.- plants
                    Corned beef                            Meat extracts, mil mnU<>  In  nii-ut
                    Cured nieuta : brined, corned, dried.         ' (wckini; pliinii
                      •alteil, ami muokftl — not niiulf In       ' i'astrunil, nut imxlc In olaiijclitprliiK
                      tlnuKliteruii:  plants                      plants
                    F rttnkfurt*T«. cnnn>-d f»p noC runnt^i :        I't^a' tc^t.  cixvkiMi. .uul pit Vied : iu>t
                      not made In  siuujlitcrim; plant*          made In  slnuglitfrlii);  I1'""'"
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                                 MANUFACTURING
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     Major  Group  26.—PAPER  AND 'ALLIED  PRODUCTS


                         The Major  Group as a  Whole

    This major group Includes the manufacture of pulps from wood and other cellulose
fibers, and rags; the manufacture of paper and paperbourd: and the manufacture of paper
and  paperboard Into converted products  such as paper  coated  off  the  paper  machine.
paper bags,  paper boxes,  and envelopes.  Certain types of converted paper  products  are
classified elsewhere, such as abrasive paper in Industry 3201, carbon i>aper in Industry 395o,
and photosensitized and blueprint paper in Industry 3861.
Group  Industry
 No.     No.
261
       2611
262
       2621
 PULP MILLS

 Pulp Mills

   Establishments primarily engaged  in  manufacturing  pulp from  wood  or
 from other materials such as rags, linters, waste paper, and straw.  Logging
 camps operated by pulp mills, and not separately reported,  are also included
' In this Industry.  Establishments primarily engaged in cutting pulpwood are
 classified  In Industry  2411;  and pulp mills combined with  paper mills  or
 paperboard mills, and not separately reported, are classified  with the latter In
 Industries 2621 and 2631, respectively-
                   Fiber palp: made from wood, rags.
                    w»»te paper, Maters, straw, and
                    baftase
                   Pulp mill*
                                            Pulp : soda,  sulfate, sulflte, ground
                                              wood, rayon, and semlcbemica!
                                            Wood pulp
 PAPER MILLS, EXCEPT BUILDING PAPER MILLS

 Paper Mills, Except Building Paper Mills

   Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing pa[ier  (except buildins

 paper-Industry 2661) from wood pulp and other fibers, and which may also

 manufacture converted paper products.  Pulp mills combined with paper mills.

 and  not separately  reported,  are also included  in  this  industry;  where

 separately  reported, they  are  classified in  Industry  2611.   Establishments

 primarily engaged in manufacturing converted pa[>er products from purchased

 paperfitock are classified in Groups 264 or 263.

                                            News  tablet paper, made la imper
                                              mills
                                            Paper,   except  building  paper:
                                              absorbent,  blotting,  bond,  book,
                                              catalog, cigarette,  cover, filter.
                                              lithograph,  matrix, offset, tissue.
                                              wrapping,   etc.—nuulc  In paper
                                              mills   '
                                            Paper  mills,  eicept building paper
                                              mills
                                            I'arclnncnt paper
                                            I'oster paper,  made In paper mills
                                            Printing paper
                                            Ropo and jute wrapping paper, made
                                              In paper mllU
                                            Kotopravure pnrwr
                                            Shipping sack paper, made In paper
                                              mills
                                            Taebonrd. made In paper mills
                                            Teit (inper
                                            Tbfa paper, nuidc in  paper mill*
                                            Toilet tikXiii* stock
                                            Toweling paper, made In piiper mills
                                            Writing paper, made In paper mills
                   Bag paper, made In paper mills
                   Bristol board, made in paper mills
                   Capacitor  paper.  mad«  In  paper
                     mills
                   Cleansing tissue stock
                   Condenser  paper,  made  in  paper
                     mills
                   Facial tissue stock, made In paper
                     mills
                   Glaislnc wrapping paper, made In
                     paper mills
                   Greaseproof wrapping paper, made
                     In paper mills
                   Ground wood paper
                   Hinging  paper  (wallpaper  stock).
                     made in  paper mills
                   Kraft  wrapping paper,  made  in
                     paper mills
                   Lining paper, made In  paper mills
                   Manila  wrapping  PUIHT. nmilc in
                   •  paper mills
                   Milk (liter  duties, made In paper  mill
                   Napkin stock, pupcr
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                                MANUFACTURING                              89

 Major Group 27w—PRINTING,  PUBLISHING,  AND ALLIED
                                INDUSTRIES

                         The Major  Group as  a Whole

    This major group Includes establishments engaged  in printing by one or more of the
common processes, such as letterpress, lithography, gravrre, or screen; and those establish-
ments which perform services for the printing trade, such as bookbinding, typesetting, en-
graving,  photoengraving, and  ele-etrotypim;.  This major  group also includes establish-
ments engaged in publishing newspapers, books, afcd periodicals, regardless of whether or
not they do their own  printing.  News syndicates are classified in Service Industries,
 (Industry 7351), aud textile printing  and finishing in Major Group 22.

Group Industry
 No.   -  No.
271         NEWSPAPERS;  PUBLISHING, PUBLISHING AND PRINTING
      2711  Newspapers:  Publishing, Publishing and Printing
              Eitablisbments primarily engaged in publishing newspapers, or in publish-
            ing  and  printing newspapers.  These  establishments carry on the various
            operations  necessary for issuing newsi>apfirs, including: the gathering eriodicals, or in preparing.
            publishing-,  and  printing periodical*.    These establishments carry on the
            various operations  necessary  for issuing  periodicals, but may or may not
            •perform their own printing. Establishments not engaged in publishing periodi-
•            eals, but which print or  lithograph, itoriodieals for publishers, are classified in
           . Industry 2701  or Industry 2752.      "                     •
                  Coailo books: injblUhlntr iuirint-        Periodicals: publishing and  print-
                   log. or publlahloB  only                  ing. or publishing only
                  M«*«*Jnw: publlshltip mid prlntlne.        Statistical  reports  n>«rtodlcal9i,
                   or publishing only                     publishing of
                                                      Trade Journals, put>llslilng of
»3     .   BOOKS
      2731  Books: Publishing, Publishing and Printing
              .Establishments primarily eiigujred iu |iubti.»!iing only, or In publishing and
          .  printing books and pamphlet--.   Kstnblishuionrs primarily  encugod in print-
            ing or in printing and binding (but not publi.-hlni:) books and pamphlets are
            classified In Industry.2732,
                  Book  chilis,  inibtlsiiim:                   Pamphlets:  publishing nn
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94                 STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

 Major  Group 28.—CHEMICALS  AND  ALLIED PRODUCTS

                           The Major Group as a Whole

    This major group Includes establishments producing basic chemicals,  and estuliiujv
 nunts manufacturing  products  by  predominantly chemical  processes.    Estabiiyhim-nu
 classified in  this major group manufacture three  general clashes  of products: (1) imij,-
 chemicals such as acids, alkalies, salts; and organic chemicals; (2)  chemical products ID |».
 wred  in further manufacture such as synthetic fibers, plastics materials, dry colors, and
 pigments;  (3) finished chemical products to be used for ultimate  consumption  such  .1*
 drags, cosmetics, and soaps; or to be used as materials or supplies in other industries such ,-i,
 paints, fertilizers, and explosives.   The mining of natural rock salt is classified in minm?
 industries.   Establishments primarily  engaged  in manufacturing nonferrous metals anil
 high  percentage  ferroalloys are classified in Major Group 33; silicon carbide in Major
 Group 32; baking powder,  other leavening compounds, and starches in Major Group 31:
 and embalming fluids and  artists'  colors in Major  Group 39. Establishments primarily
 engaged in packaging, repackaging, and bottling of  purchased chemical products, but not
 engaged in manufacturing chemicals and allied products, are classified  in trade industrii-x.
                                                                          *
 Group Induitrj
  No.     No.
 281          INDUSTRIAL INORGANIC AND ORGANIC CHEMICALS
 "-            This group  Includes establishments  primarily engaged in  manufacturing
              basic industrial  inorganic and  organic chemicals.  Establishments primarily
              engaged  in manufacturing formulated agricultural pesticides are classified in
              Industry 2879;  organic  and  inorganic  medicinal chemicals, drugs  anil
              medicines in Industry 2833; wood distillation  products and naval  stores in
              Group 288;  and soap, glycerin (except synthetic), and cosmetics in Group i!S-i.
        2812   Alkalies and Chlorine
                Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing alkalies and chlorine.
                    Alkalies                             -.Potassium  hydroxide
                    Carbonates, potassium  and  sodium       Sal soda
                    Caustic potash          .              Soda asn
                    Caustic soda.                          Sodium bicarbonate
                    Chlorine, compressed or liquefied         Sodium carbonate  (soda ash)
                    Potassium  carbonate                   Sodium hydroxide (caustic sodu)
        2813   Industrial Gases
                Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing  gases for sale in com-
              pressed, liquid, and solid forms.  Establishments primarily engaged  iu manu-
              facturing fluorine, ammonia, and sulfur  dioxide are  classified in  Indus-try
              2819;  and chlorine in Industry 2S12.   Distributors of industrial gases anil
              establishments primarily engaged in shipping liquid oxygen are classified iu
              trade.
                    Acetylene                            Helium
                    Argon                               Hydrogen
                    C«rboa dioxide                        Neon .
                    Dry tee  (solid cart>on dioxide)            Nltrocen
                    Gases, Industrial: rnninr««sod. llque-       Nitrous ozldo
                      fied,  or  solid.—not  made  in       Ojycen, compressed and llqm»tlod
                      petroleum refineries or In uuturnl       Refrigerant gusts, except ammonia
                      gtsollno plants
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'110                 STANDARD TJtfDUSTRIAli  CLASSIFICATION



 Major  Group  291—PETROLEUM  REFINING AND  RELATED

                                   'INDUSTRIES


                           The  Mdjo? Group as  a  Whole


    'This  major  group includes  establishments  primarily engaged  in petroleum  rofltilne.

 manufacturing paving and roofing materials, and compounding lubricating oils and gre:i»t>s

 from  purchased  materials.   E.stablishme'iiis manufacturing and distributing gas to  c«n-

 tamers are classified in public utilities industries, and those primarily engaged in producing

 coke and byproduct in Major Group 33.


 Gioap Industry
  No.    No.

 291   -      PETROLEUM  REFINING

        2911  Petroleum Refining

                Establishment.-;, primarily engaged in producing gasoline, kerosene,  distil-

            .  late fuel  oils,  residual  fuel  oils,  lubricants and other producfs  from crude

              petroleum --and Its  fractionation  products, through straight distillation  of

              crttd* oil, redistillation of unfinished petroleum derivatives, cracking or otber

              processes.   Establishments primarily engaged in producing natural gasolino

              from natural gas are classified in mining industries.  Those manufacturing

              Inbrleatir.g oils and greases by blending and compounding purchased material*

              are included in Industry 2092.

                    Acid oil                                Illuminating oil. produced In petro-
                    Alkj-lates                                leum refineries
                    Aromatic chercicals, made in petro-        Jet fuels
                      Uam refineries                         Kerosene
                    Asphalt and  nsphaltle  materials:        -Mineral oils, natural
                      liquid, terr.isoHu and noiid—  pro-        Mineral (vaxes,  natural
                      duced lu petroleum refineries             Xapbtha, produced la petroleum  re-
                    Bsoiene, produced ID  petroleum re-         fineries
                      fineries                               ^ophthenlc acids
                    B«arol. producsu la petroleum  re-        Oils,  portly  rertned:  sold  for  re-
                      fineries                                runniuc—produced In petroleum
                    Bctadleoe, from petroleum                 refineries
                    Coke, (xetrnleum : produced In petro-        Puratfia wax, produced in petroleum
                      lenm refineries    •                     refineries
                    Krsttiun.tulon   products  of  crude        Petrolatums, nonmedlclnal
                      petroleum produced tn  petroleum        Petroleum refininc
                      renneriei                             Petroleum re-refinme
                    Gas,  refinery or stlH oil; produced        Road  materials,  bituminous'  pn>-
                      in petroleum refineries                   daced in petroleum retineries
                    Gases.  Uqueileil petroleum                Road  oils,  produced in petrnlcum
                    Gniolluc blcndinc plant's                    refineries
                    Gasoline,  cieepc natural frafoline          Solrents, produced in petroleum  re-
                    Greasi^s: pecrolatnui, iiiiuor;>( jelly,         Queried
                      lubricating',   etc  —produced   in        Tar or resldluni, produced in petro-
                      fwtroleum rc-anerles                     leum refineries
                    Hydrocarbon fluid,  made in petro-      '
                      lenm refineries

 295 •        PAVING  AND  ROOFING MATERIALS

        2951  Paving Mixtures and Blocks

                Establishments primarily encaged lu  manufacturing aspljait nnd tar paving

              mixtures;  and fa-ring  blocks made of  asphalt, creosoted wood, and various

              compositions of asphalt or tar with other materials.  Establishments primarily

              engaged.iu uiamifacttiring brick,  concrero. granite, nnd stone paving  blocks

              are classified in Major Grou;> 3~.
                           and .isplinltlr ml-cturea for       Concrete,  njiplmltlc •  not  mnd«  In
                           p, not ramie lu putfilrnm re-          petroleum n'tliioru-s
                      Snerie'i                              Concrete, bituminous
                    Asphalt pfi'.int; l)lofk.i, not imi<(c In       Crotiioted   wof>'f. not made hi pi--          cold
                      trolcum n-anerii'i                     Rond  uiatt-rialu  hitiuiilnoun   m.t
                    Blocl;«. pnvlnf r-tccpt  lirlcl.. con-          made In p.'imloiim n-duerUM
                      cretp, f-ranUc, ,uul '-tune                Tar and nxplmlt mixtures lorpailni:.
                    Coal t.u p.-ntnir :uat"rlRl;i. r,ot ;iui«Je          not made la IK trolcum  reuncrU-<
                      *"  " •'—'cum  refineries
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112                 STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

      Major  Group 30.—RUBBER  AND  MISCELLANEOUS
                          PLASTICS  PRODUCTS

                           The Major Group as  a Whole

    This major group includes establishments manufacturing from natural,  synthetic, or
 reclaimed rubber, gutta percha. buiata. or gutta sink, rubber products such as tires,  rubber
 footwear, mechanical  rubber Roods, hei'ls and soles, flooring,  and rubber sundries.  This
 group also Includes establishments manufacturing or  rebuilding retreuded tires, but auto-
 mobile tire repair shops engaged in recapping itud retreading automobile tires are cia^-
'sifled In  Services.   This  group also includes establishments engaged  in  molding primary
 plastics for the trade, and manufacturing miscellaneous finished  plabties products.  The-
 manufacture of elastic "-ebbing Is classified m Major Group 22; products made of  elascic
 webbing and garments made from rubberized fabrics in Major Group 23; synthetic  rubber
 In Industry 2822; and plastics materials in the form of sheets, rods, tubes, granules;, powders,
 or liquids in Industry 2S21.
 Group Industry
  No.    No.       '
 301          TIRES AND INNER TUBES
        3011  Tires and Inner Tubes
                Establishments primarily  engaged  in manufacturing  pneumatic casings
             inner tubes, and solid and cushion  tires-for all  types of vehicles, airplanes.
             farm  equipment, and children's vehicles:  tiring; and camelback, and tire
            • repair and retreading materials.
                    Camelback for tire retreading             Tires, cu.'lilon or sojlil rubber: air-
                    Inner tubes: atrpUne. automobile,          plane,  automobile,  bicycle, motor-
                     bicycle, motorcycle, and tractor           cycle and tractor
                   -Pneumatic casing (rubber  tires)          Tlrins. continuous lengths: rubber,
                    Rttrtadlns materials, tire                  with at without metal core.
                    Tlr«  suodrtes  anil  tire repair  urn-        Tread rubber (camelback)
                     terlals, rubber

 302         RUBBER FOOTWEAR
        3D21  Robber Footwear
                Establishments primarily  engaged in manufacturing all rubber footwear,
              waterproof fabric  upper footwear,  and other  fabric upper footwear  having
              rubber soles vulcanized  to the uppers.   Establishments primarily engaged in
             manufacturing-rubber, composition, and fiber  heels,  soles, soling strips, and
              related shoe making and repairing  materials are rlasMiied in Industry .'JOtiO.
                    Arctics, rubber or rubber solefl fabric        Overshoes, rubber or  rubber soied
                    Boots, rubber or rubber solcU fabric        *  fabric
                    Canvas sbocs, rubber soled                Pncs: rubber or rul»l>er snled fabric
                    Footholds, rubber       •               Sandals, rubber
                    Footwear,  rubber or  rubber soletl        Shoes, plastic soles molded to fabric
                      fabric                                uppers
                    Unlters, rubber or rubber soled fabric       Shoes, rubber or rubber sclcil t'uhric
                    Galoshes, rubber or rubber soled        Sbower sandals or  slii>[>rr«, ruiiln'r
                      fabric

  303          RECLAIMED  RUBBER
        3031   Reclaimed  Rubber
                Establishments primarily eugnced in  rix-laiuiiiiK rubber frnm scrap rubbvr
              tires, tubes, nml  miscclluneotus waste rubber urtlflt's by proces-iC" which result
              In a devulcanSzed, dopolynu'rizinl  or  n'^i'iu-rati'd rt-pl.-t.-.ticizi-d prodtu-t cou-
              tatnlng  ndtli\l iii^rrodiont.i.  This  product is sold fur tiso us n  raw matcriiU
              to the manufacture  of  rubber  ;;i>od* with i>r  wltlmur admixturo with cnuli1
              rubber or artificial riiblKT.  KMablishHM'iits primarily enlaced in the a->eiubly
              and  wholesale Mile of serai) rubber  are c!u.s>iti<-(l  in trade imlustriw.
                    Keclnloied rubhcr (rc\\«»rtce^l Ny man-   "   Hublwr. hard : puherlzotl {reviaimed
                      Qfarturlnf |iroce»3i'«)         '          rubbvr)
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118                 STANDARD INDaSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION


Major  Group 32.— STONE,  CLAY, GLASS, AND CONCRETE

                                  PRODUCTS


                          The Mo.jor Group as a Whole

    IWa major  group includes  establishments engaged in ^manufacturing  flat gla.vs nml
• Other glass products, cement, structural clay products, pottery, concrete and gypsum i>ro.i-
 ncta, cut stone, abrasive and asbestos products, etc., from 'materials taken principally from
 Use earth lu the form o? stoiie,  clay, and sand.  When, separate reports are available fur
 mines and quarries operated by manufacturing establishments classified  in, this mnjor
 group, the mining activities are  classified iu mining industries; when separate reiwrt* nn>
 cot ay-tillable, the miaing activities are classified herein with the manufacturing operation*.
 Oroap
  No.     No.
 J21          FLAT GLASS

        SMI   flat Glass                            •

                Establishments  primarily  engaged  in  manufacturing  flat  glass.  This
              industry also produces laminated  glass, but establishments primarily en-
              gaged  in  .omaofaetunng  laminated  glass  from  purchased  flat glass are
              classified in Industry 3231.
                               ,  flil              .       Opalescrnt flat glass
                    Cathedra!  .riass                       Ophthalmic class. Hat
                    Float gl£«s              •         •    Optical class. flat
                    Glass,  colored ;   cathedral  and       Picture class
                      antique                             Plate class  blanks for  optical or
                    Claui, (lat :  clear  vr'udovr',  plate.          ophthalmic uses
                      flrared.   laminated,   opalescent.       Plate class, polished nad rouch
                      o&ticuret!. rolled, rougti Uuted. and       Sheet class
                      wire reinforced                      Sheet class  blanks for  optical or
                    laeuladcc class, s*ak"U units, made    .      ophthalmic uses
                      from glass produced  la the  same       Skylicht glass
                      establishment                       Spectacle class
                    I^mloateU plass. maJe from  class       Structural cla^n. flat
                      i>r
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                      STANDARD  INDUSTRIAL  CLASSIFICATION
     Major Group  33.— PRIMARY  METAL  INDUSTRIES

                           The  Major Group  as a Whole

    This major  group Includes establishments engaged in the  siueltins: and refining „(
ferrous and nonferrous metals from ore, pig, or scrap; in the rolling, drawing. and itlti>\in(
of ferrous and nonferrous metals ;  in the manufacture  of castings, forginp;*, and other t.-1-.i.-
products of ferrous and  nonferrous inetals;  and  in the manufacture of nails, spikes,  an.)
Insulated wire and cable.   This major group also includes  the production of coke.
Group
 Wo.
831
        Industry
          No.
               BLAST FURNACES, STEEL WORKS, AND ROLLING  AND FINISHING
                   MILLS

        3312   Blast Furnaces  (Including Coke Ovens),  Steel  Works, and Rolling  Mill*

                 Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing hot metal,  pis  inm.
               .»ilY«ry  pig iron, and ferroalloys from iron ore and iron and steel*scrap; o>n
               verting pig iron, scrap iron and scrap steel into  steel; and in hot rolling, ir.-n
               and steel into basic shapes such as plates, sheets, strips, rods, bars, and tutdnr.
               Merchant blast furnaces and byproduct  or beehive coke ovens are also includ.M
               In this  industry.  Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing  ferm
               and nonferrous additive alloys by electrometallurgical processes are
             • In Industry 3313.
                     Armor plate, made in steel works or
                       rolling mills
                     Axles,  rolled or forzed: made in
                       •teel works or rolling mills
                     Bars, iron: made la  steel works or
                       rolling mills
                     Bars, steel:  made la  steel works or
                       hot rolling rnllU
                     Beehive coke oven products
                     Billets.  steel:  made  In steel work*
                       or rolllnc mills
                     Blaekplate. made In  steel works or
                       rolllnc mills
                     Blast furnace products
                      Blooms, mnde In  steel  works or
                       rolling- mills
                      Bolts, made In steel works or rolling
                       mills
                      C»r wheels, made in steel works or
                       rolling mills
                      Casting*, direct:  made la   blast
                        furnaces,  steel works, or rolling
                        mills
                      Chemical recovery coke oven  prod-
                        ucts
                      Coal gas, derived from chemical re-
                        covery coke ovens
                      Coal tar crudes, deri\od from chemi-
                        cal recovery coki>  ovens
                      Coke, produced In hwlilve ovens
                      Coke,  produced  In  chemical re-
                        covery coke oven.s
                      Cold rolled strip steel. Hat bright:
                        made In steel worka or hot rolling
                        mills
                      Distillates, derived from  chemical
                         recovery coke ovens
                      Fence  pouts. Iron anil  ^teei:  nmdir
                         In steel works or rolllnc mills
                       Ferroalloys,   produced   In  bla«t
                         furuaccs
                       Fists  Iron and steel: made In steel
                         works nnd hot  rolling mills
                       Forglngs. Iron and steel:  made  In
                         Iteel works or rolling mills
                       Free*, iron and steel . made'In steel
                         worka or rolling nulls
                       Galvanized   hoop*,  pipes.  Male*
                         Ibeeti,  and  strips:  Iron .mil
                         itct|—made In uteel works or roll-
                         lnc mills
                                                             Gun forcings, Iron and «trel • m.in«lnrl«.
                                                                made  In  steel  works or ri'itinf
                                                                mills
                                                              Ingot molds and stools,  mnde  tn
                                                                steel works and rolling mills
                                                              Incots, steel: made  in stevl »iri«
                                                                or rolling mills
                                                              Iron, pig
                                                              Iron sinter, made In  stwl mill«
                                                              Nut rods, iron and steel: mmi'' 1B
                                                                steel works or  rolling mill-"
                                                              Nuts, Iron and steel • made In  «'"'
                                                                works or rolling intlU
                                                              Pip*, Iron anrl steel : ni.ulf I"  »>wl
                                                                works or rolling mill*
                                                              Plates, made in steel work* or "•"
                                                             .   ing mills
                                                              Pressed, stamped, or other »li.ii <••
                                                                iron  nnd uteri —made  1"  ••""
                                                                works or rolling mill-"
                                                              Rail joints nnd fjstetilHf. "•»"'•
                                                                steel works or  rolling mill"
                                                              Railroad croaxlna*. In-" «""' "'^'
                                                                 mnde  In  steel «orx.n »r n-iiini

                                                              RaTls.'lron  and i-tivl: ma.li- m •'•''
                                                                 works or rolling nulls
                                                              Rail*,  rcrolleil or rem-«,-l: mi-ie i»
                                                                 *t<>el works or rollliic mi»*     ,
                                                              Rivets, iron nnd  s	1 • '".>''•• >" ml
                                                                 workM or rolling mllN         ,,
                                                              Hods. Iron  anil Mn-l   nunie
                                                                 works or rolling u»ll!<
                                                              Rolling, mills, lu.t r,.Uii.c
                                                               Rounds, tube: mad.- I" '"•''  ""
                                                                 or rolllnc mills               ,
                                                               Sheet  pIllucH.   idnln   '£"../...
                                                                 steel—umili-   I"  »tcrl  «"rk«
                                                                 rolling mills               .,,,1
                                                               SU.«et». Iron und »ti-«'l »»"10 '"
                                                                 works or rolling mill*        ,„,
                                                               Shell »l«C». »'''l-1 •  '","  '
                                                                 works or rolling mill*
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                                MANUFACTURING
                                                                             137
Major Group  34.— FABRICATED  METAL PRODUCTS,  EX-

     CEPT  .ORDNANCE, MACHINERY,  AND  TRANSPOR-

     TATION  EQUIPMENT                                 •          •


                        The Major Group as a Whole

    This major group Includes establishment? engaged in fabricating ferrous and noiiferrons
metal products  such as metal cans, tinware,  hand tools, cutlery, general hardware, non-
electric  heating apparatus, fabricated  structural metal products, metal stampings and  a
rartety of metal and wire products not elsewhere classified. Certain important segments of
tbe metal fabricating industries are classified in other major groups, such as ordnance in
Major Group 19; machinery in Major Groups 35 and 36; transportation equipment in. Major
Group 37; professional scientific and controlling- instruments, watches and clocks in Major
Group  38;  and  Jewelry and  silverware in Major Group 39.  Establishments primarily
engaged In producing ferrous aud nonferrocts metala aad thoir alloys  are classified in
Major Group 33.                                                  -
Oroop
 Wo.
141
      Industry
        No.
            METAL CANS

      3411  Metal Cans                                •

              Establishments primarily engaged  In  manufacturing metal  cans from
            purchased  materials.
                  Beer cans, metal: made from pur-
                    chs»ed material?!
                  C»DS,'metal: made from purchased
                    materials
                  Containers, metal: food,  milk,  oil.
                    be*r, general line made from pur,
                    ebasw materials
                  Food contalnerj,  metal: made from
                    purchased materials
                  General lice cant, meui: made from
                    parcbnsed materials
                  Ice cream cans, metal: made from
                            materials
342
                                                     Milk cans, metal: made from pur-
                                                       chased materials
                                                     Oil cana,  metal:  made from pur-
                                                       chased materials
                                                     Packers'  cans,  metal: made  from
                                                       purchased  materials
                                                     Palis, except shipping, metal;  made
                                                       from purchased material;!
                                                     Pans, tinned
                                                     Tin cans: made from purchased tin-
                                                       plate, terneplate.  blackplate,  or
                                                       enabled sheet metal
            CUTLERY. HAND TOOLS, AND GENERAL HARDWARE

      3421  Cutlery

              Establishments primarily engaged  in manufacturing  euttery.  Establish-

            ments primarily engaged in manufacturing table cutlery made  entirely  of

            metal are classified in Industry 3014 .  those inniiitfacturing electric razors in

            Industry. 3634; and  those manufacturing hair clippers  for human  use  in

            Industy 3000,  and for animal use iu Industry 3522.

                                                     Halve*, eiccpt electric  or all metal:
                                                       butchers',  hunting;  and  nailing,
                                                       pocket, and table
                                                     Potato iwlcrs, hand
                                                     Kuzore : safety, -irralcbt
                                                     Safety razor blades
                                                     Shear*.  Imnd • barber*', majilcure.
                                                       pedicure, tailor*',  and household
                                                     Shears, metal cutting:  hanu
                                                     Solp'. tinners'
                         scissors
                  Blades, knife and razor
                  Cttrvlng set* : except stilolem steel.
                    silver, silver  |>laird, or other all
                    meUl handle
                  Cleavers
                  Clippers, fliiCTrnall anil tocnull
                  Cutlery, t"tct'i>t  nil me'.vl
                  Karki, table: en-em all metal
                  Hedge »henr» and trunnion
                  Kitchen cutlery
                  Knife blmlro
                  Koifo
                                                     Tflble cutlery, except all metal
                                                     Tailors' icUnon
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 150                STANDARD  INDtrSTttlAt, CLASSIFICATION

  Major  Group 35.—MACHINERY,  EXCEPT  ELECTRICAL

                          The Major Group as a,  Whole

     This major group includes establishments engaged la' manufacturing machinery and
 equipment, other  than electrical equipment (Major Group 30)  and transportation equip-
 ment (Major Group 37).  Machines powered by built-in or detachable motors ordinarily
 •te Included in this major group" with the exception, of electric.il household appliances
 (Major Group 36).  Portable tools, both electric-and pneumatic powered, are Included  in
 this major group, but band tools are classified in Major Group 34.

 Group  Industry
•  Ko.     No.
 S51          ENGINES AND TURBINES
        3511   Steam Engines;  Steam, Gas, and Hydraulic Turbines; and Steam, Gas, and
                  Hydraulic Turbine Generator Set Units
                Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing steam  engines; steam
              turbines; hydraulic  turbines;-?as turbines except  aircraft; and complete
              steam, gas, and  hydraulic turbine generator set units.  Establishments pri-
              marily engaged In building or lebuUding locomotives are classified in Industry
              8741; and those  manufacturing nocautomotive type generators which axe nor
              part of a turbine generator set in Industry 3621.
                    Gas turbines, mechanical drive         '  Turbines : eteam, hydraulic, and gas
                    Governors, steam                        —except aircraft type
                    Hydranlic turbines.          .           Tarbo-generatora
                    Steam enslnes, eicept locomotives         Water wheels and turbines
                    Steam  turbines                        Wheels, water
                    Turbine  generator 8ej units,  com-
                      plete :  steam,  gas,  and hydraulic
        8519  Internal Combustion Engines, Not Elsewhere Classified
                Establishments primarily  engaged  in.  manufacturing  Diesel, semi-Diesel,
              or other internal combustion engines, not elsewhere classified, for stationery.
              marine, traction,  and  other uses.   Establishments primarily engaged  m
              manufacturing aircraft engines, Including rocket engines, are classified in
              Industry 3722, automotive engines except Diesel in Industry 3714, and engine
              generator sets in Industry 3623.
                    Controls, remote: for boats              InternaJ  combustion  eoeines  (or
                    Diesel  atid 8«ml-Dt«sel «acioes: for         stationary, marine, traction, aii'l
                      stationary, marine, traction, and         other use*.: except nircraft nn-i
                      other use*                            non-Dies*! automobile
                    Kotfne starters, pneumatic              Jet propulsion, ctieiacs. except «lf-
                    Engines  and engine parts, raillta-n-         craft
                      tank                     ,         Marine engines: DI<-«>!. »>enl-r>le;- I
                    Knclncs • - dlcvl ami   Korol-Dlesel         anil other Internal combustion
                      tnd  ducJ fuel—«ic«n>t nlrcraZt          Outbonrd motors
                    Enclnei. Internal combustion : ex-        Propelling umtN, outboard
                      cent aircraft and non-Diesel auto-        Riuiintors. utntlonnry oncliif
                      motive                             Seml-Dlose! ensinca (or >inH«miu
                    Gas end Dlcs<-l  pnelne rebuilding            marine, traction, or other UM>M
                    Governors,  Dteael eoRlno                 Ta^ilt  enclnes and  enclne  parf.
                    Governors, pamp: for Piesel engines          military

  552          FARM  MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT .
         3522  Farm Machinery and Equipment
                 Establishments primarily engaged in  manufacturing farm machinery, in-
               cluding equipment and wheel tractors, for  use in the prepuracion and mnintr-
               nance of the soil; planting and harvestine of  the crop;  preparing, on  tin-
               farm, crops for market; or for use in performing other farm operations a">!.
               processes.  This industry  Includes  wheel factors except  contractors'  off-
                                                                            U0638
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168                  STANDARD  INDUSTRIAL  CLASSIFICATION

         Major  Group  38.—ELECTRICAL  MACHINERY,

                     EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIES
                    Anu»ere-bour meters
                    Aeeljrzcrs   for  testing  electrical
                      characteristics  of  internal com-
                      bustion engines  radio apparatus.
                           The Major  Group an  a Whole


    This major group Includes establishments  engaged in manufacturing machinery, ap-

paratus, and supplies for the generation, storage, transmission, transformation, and utiliza-

tion of electrical energy.  The manufacture of household appliances is  included in this

group, but industrial machinery aati equipment powered by built-in or detachable electric

motors is classified in Major Group 35.

Groan  Industry
 No.      No.

J61           ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT

       S611   Electric Measuring Instruments and Test Equipment

              • Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing pocket, portable, panel-

              board, anil graphic  recording instruments for measuring electricity, such us

              voltmeters,  ammeters,  watt meters, watt-hour  meters,  demand meters, and

              other meters and indicating instruments.  This  industry nlso  includes estab-

              lishments prltnaiily engaged lu manufacturing analyzers for testing the elec-

              trical characteristics of Internal combustion  engines, radio  apparatus,  etc.

                                                           Measuring- equipment for electronic
                                                             and electrical circuits and equip-
                                                             ment
                                                           Measuring Instruments and meters,
                                                             electric
                                                           Megohm bridges  (etectrlcjl  meas-
                                                             uring  Instruments I
                                                           Meters,  electric:  pocket,  portable.
                                                             panelboard. and graphic recording
                                                           Meters,  power  (actor  and   pliase

                                                           Microwave test  equipment
                                                           Multimeters
                                                           Ohmmeters
                                                           Oscillators, audio  frequency  and
                                                             radio  frequency  (Instrument
                                                             typos)
                                                           Oscillographs  and oscilloscopes
                                                           Potentiomctric  measuring instru-
                                                             ments
                                                           Power  measuring  equipment, elec-
                                                             trical
                                                           Pulse (sltmal)  senerntors
                                                           Radnr t*»stlntr Instrumenr«. electric
                                                           Kudio apparatus analyzer*, for tr«t-
                                                             ln,t!uuicnt3.  electric, tor testlne
                      the  «lcctrlcal characteristics of
                      Internal  combustion   engines,
                      radios,  etc.
                    Instruments for measuring electrical
                      quantities
                   .Instrument tran-iformfro
                    Istefrallnc InMinuncuts.  electrical
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180                 STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION

    Major  Group  37.—TRANSPORTATION  EQUIPMENT

                          The Major Group as a Whole

    Tbls major group includes establishments  engaged in aianufacturing equipment for
transportation of passengers  and cargo by land, air, and wator.  Important products pro-
duced by  establishments classified in  this major group  include motor vehicles,  aircraft.
ships, boats, railroad equipment, and miscellaneous  transportation 'equipment  sut-n  n.s
motorcycles, bicycles, and horse drawn vehicles.
Qroap Industry
 NO,    . No.
571   '       MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTOR VEHICLE EQUIPMENT
      S711   Motor  Vehicles
               Establishments primarily engaged  in  manufacturing  or assembling com-
             plete passenger automobiles,  trucks, commercial cars and busses  (except
             trackless  trolleys—industry 3742),  and  special  purpose  motor  vehicle.
             Sach establishments may also manufacture motor vehicle parts, but estab-
             lishment*  primarily engaged  in  manufacturing motor  vehicle  parts  uml
             which  are not  engaged in manufacturing  complete motor vehicles  are clas-
             sified  In  Industry  3714.  Establishments  primarily  engaged  in  manufac-
             turing truck and bus bodies and assembling them on purchased chassis are
             classified  in  Industry  3T13 ; motorcycles in Industry 3751; wheel  tractor*.
             except  contractors'  off-highway  types, iu  Industry  3522; tracklaying and
             contractors'  off-highway  tractors in  Industry 3531;  and  combat  tanks  iu
             Industry  1931.
                  Ambulances  (motor vehicles)             Motor trucks, eicept off-hlehwny •
                  Assembling  complete automobiles.        Motor vehicles. Including  amj'lubmn
                     motor trucks, commercial  care,        Patrol wagons (motor vehicles)
                     «nd basses                          Personnel carriers (motor vehicles)
                  Automobiles                           Reconnaissance cars
                  Brooms, powered (motor vehicles)         Road oilers (motor vehicles)
                   Cara. armored                          Scoat cars (motor vehicles)
                   Chassis, motor vehicle               „  Snow plows (motor vehicles)
                  Fire department vehicles (motor ve-        Station wagons (motor vehicles)
                     hides)                              Street  sprinkler*   and   sweepers
                   FluKhers, street (motor vehicles)            (motor vehicles)
                   Hearses .(motor vehicles)                Taxlcabs
                   Mobile  ibungea  (motor vehicle)          Truck tractors for highway n-ie
                  Motor busses, ercept trackless trol-        Trucks, motor- eicept onMUptiwny
                     ley                                 Universal carriers, military
       S712  Passenger Car Bodies
                Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing passenger car bodies
           '  bnt not engaged  in  manufacturing complete passenger automobiles.  Estab-
             lishments primarily engaged in manufacturing complete motor vehicles  arc
             classified in Industry 3711,  and stamped body  parts for passenger curs in
             Industry 3461.
                    Bodies, passenger automobile
       J713  Truck and Bus Bodies                                 '      .
                Establishments primarily engaged In manufacturing truck and bus bodlt-*-
             for sale separately  or for  assembly  oil j>urohu>etl  chassis.  K,stal>U>-hiiu'iiis
             primarily engaged  h>  mutiufacturing: complete trucks and  busses are da wi-
             lled In Industry 3711, and stamped body purLs for trucks and busses in Indus-
             try 31G1.
                   Ambulance boilloM                 '      Demountable  carco  containers
                   Autooiohllo «tcrkcr truck ijody           Hearix- *>o»lle»
                   Hodlei*. tlumi)                          Truck Novlt*
                   MH» bodies (motor vehicle)       .       Truck boiil'-H. motor vehicle
                   Cabs, for jiirrU-nltuVul tractors-            Truck mh*, tor motor veiiicleM
                   Cibi*. for Industrial trucks               Truck tops
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Appendix  A
COMPARABILITY  OF  CENSUSES  OF
MANUFACTURES  IN  TERMS  OF  THE
VALUE  ADDED  MEASURE

     It is doubtful whether any census could
be kept  fully  comparable  with one  taken  for
an earlier period.  Even if  all systems  of clas-
sification, such  as  the  SIC,  and  definitions
were identical  and  if  the same procedures were
employed  in  compiling  the   statistics,  the
changes  in the structure of industry would in-
troduce elements of noncomparableness.  For
example, a shift to the use  of commercial serv-
ices  instead of  the  manufacturers' own  labor
force  in  performing  some  functions would
affect  the comparability  of operating ratios
such  as  output  per  man-hour associated  with
an industry.

     The changes in  definitions and procedures
introduced in  a census  are described in  the
introductory text of the census  volumes ar-d
historical data  are  revised where practical.
(See  Introductory  text, Section  5.)  Never!he
less,  over  long  periods of time the compara-
bleness  of series will  be significantly  affected
and  the problems  of  revising historical  data
become difficult.

     One way of displaying the problems con-
nected with comparing the statistics from  two
censuses is to  review the history  of  a single
concept.  For this example,  value  added by
manufactures  has been  chosen.   Currently,  it
is looked upon as  the  "best" additive  measure
of manufacturing activity provided  by  the cen-
sus  of manufactures.  It is widely  raned upon
for comparative statistics  by  industry and by
geographic location.

      The phrase, "value added to materials by
manufacturing processes." first appeared as  a
column heading in the census for 1904, where
it was  proposed  as  a  measure  suitable for
comparing industries  and  areas.  Earlier cen
suses had  provided information  on  value of
product  and varying amounts of information on
costs of materials, the two  sets of figures which
census analysts use to  compute  value added
(table A). In connection  with the census for
 1869, costs of materials were subtracted from
value of product for each  industry but the dif-
ference, which was labeled "excess of product
over materials," was used  primarily to indicate
variation among  industries  classified  by the
ratio of materials to  employees and by  the man-
ner  in which  products were valued  for census
 purposes.

 This appendix was prepared by Frank H. Manna, pro-
 fessor of economics. Duke  University
     During the 19th century, interest centered
chiefly in obtaining an aggregate which would
reflect the  growth of the American  economy.
In  1S89, the  subtraction of  costs of materials
from  value  of  product was labeled,  "net value
of  products "  k was later criticized as a "sta-
tistical absurdity" unsuitable for measuring the
growth of manufactures since  the net value of
products was made to appear less than the cost
of  materials.   The census  for  1899  proposed
as a  measure of growth the sum of "(1) the
value of all raw materials which have entered
tins  output; arid (2) the entire value  added to
these  raw  materials  by manufacturing proc-
esses."  and,  (3)  the  value  of the partially
fabricated materials imported "since their value
is  counted  nowhere else."

      The concern with  the appropriate basis
for the measurement of growth, and  the desire
to include  within the measure  all activities not
explicitly included elsewhere,  probably had its
roots  in the  sparsity of  available  data.   The
census of  manufactures was  almost the only
source of information on output and apparently
there was a desire to make it as comprehensive
as  possible.  It  purported to cover  output
wherever it occurred—in factories, in the  hand
trades, in  stores, and  even  in homes  if the
output was commercial—though the censuses
for  1869  and later  disclaimed an   ability to
obtain reliable statistics from  the hand trades.

      The census for 1899  devoted  77  pages
of text  to  the emergence  of  a "factory  sys-
tem" and  to formation of   185  "industrial
combinations" or "trusts," consisting of 2,040
plants  in 12  industrial  groups  and  36 States.
All but eight  of the "combinations"  had been
formed between  1890 and  1899. After 1899,
the  census was  confined to the "factory sys-
 tem."  Its  frequency increased and  emphasis
shifted to  the  organization and  structure of
manufactures.

      The formulation of net value of products
 as the sum of raw materials  and value added
 had  required  that data  be collected separately
 for  raw materials and for  fabricated materials
 and, at, is  shown in table A, data were obtained
on many other expenses.  The problem of al-
 locating net value of products  among industries
 and  areas  w,-;s  discussed  extensively in the
 census  fcr 1899  but  a satisfactory solution
 was  not found.  "Value added" was adopted,
 almost reluct antly, for this purpose in the cen-
 sus  fot  1904, but only the cost of materials
 consumed  directly was subtracted from  value
 cf products to arrive at the value added used
 for that yr-ar.  Materials  consumed by  the manu-
 facturing  process  (eg.,  mill  supplies,  fuels,
 etc.), but  not embodied  in the product, were
 not subtracted even though  information on their
 magnitude! was available in the census
                                                                                         A-l
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                         Table A.-Approaches to Value Added, Selected Census Yeats 1859 to 1958

On millions of doiiais.  The entries are frocii She cngtnal reports for the years show  Estimates adjusted for changes m the scope of manufactures
  are shown in Sable 1, General Summary  The exclusion of the iiand trades and neighborhood operations from the 1899 census reduced the value
  addec shown in tins table by 44 pacent, trie adjustments fcx 1809 and later censuses were about 4 pacent. ]
Item1
1 Valvie of product * 	 	

1 Raw . , 	 	 	

5 Mill supplies • » • • • 	

7 Pixels 	 	 	
a ffl'actrlcity 	




13 Federal excise,. 	

Ordinary repairs,
16 Wa^es and salaries of

Supplements to vagps and
salaries;

20 Unemployment compensation...



25 Value added by manufacture*3..
1869 ]
4.376
• 2,503


(*)

(4)





-





-



1,873
1899
13, OCA

2,389
»4,634

(')
322


171
96

(')
47
714




-



8,371
1904
14,802

•3,141
*4,918
63
57
3O3

17
145
73

(9)
59
1,178




-



6,743
1909
20,672
*11 497


(*)
»76
• 570

(:)
179
107

263
38
1,309




i



8,529
1919
62,418
*35,730


(4)
(6)
»1,646

(')
464
212
2,079
(L0)
(10)





-



25,042
1939
56,843
-30,255




•850
•465

.589


-





-



24,683
1947
191,004
•113,246




•2,377
•955

'(7)


(7)




_
-

_
(l2)
74,42b
1953
314,748
• 168,424




•2,830
•2,224

.„(•>)
31 411

. <7)
31,450

84,539
84,472
31,335
3 501
8762
"3,376
"667
"7,295
"(")
141,270
    •Subtracted frcm value of product in computing value added by manufacture.
    - Represents zero.
    1 Includes only  items  named  in a  request for separate  information.
    2For 19*7, value of shipments; for  1958,  value  of shipments and miscellaneous receipts, sales of goods
 bought and resold  without  further manufacture, and changes in inventories of work in process and finished
 goods.
    'includes all materials consumed in the manufacture of products plus an increasingly comprehensive  list
 of supplies consumed  currently in the  operation of the plant.
    'Specifically mentioned as  included in item 2,  but not shown separately.
    'Obtained  separately  but combined with item 7 for publication.
    'information requested  but  no mention of it was found in publication.
    7£.:cluded  from  value  of product  and, thus, from value added.  Data on excise taxes were obtained  for  1947
 and published as a memorandum  item  in the tables for industry, but have not been requested since 1947.
    8Data were obtained in  a sample  survey conducted in connection with the census for 1953 and  relate  to
 1957.
    'Specifically mentioned as  included in item 15.
    10 Items  13  and  14 were combined and requested as item 12.
    lxThe  instructions for 1899  and 1904 requested the inclusion  of the following expenses:  Federal excise
 taxes, rent of  office and buildings, interest paid, insurance premiums paid, advertising, ordiviry repairs
 of buildings  ar.d machinery, all other sundries.  The instructions for 1909 modified  this  list by r»questin^
 the  separate  reporting of Federal excise taxes, dropping interest paid, and adding traveling expenses,
 royalties,  use  cf  patents.
    ^2Publish
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     The chief concern  of those first deciding
upon the appropriate definition of value added
was  to  circumvent  the  problem discussed  in
most  censuses under the  heading,  "Duplica-
tion in cost of materials and value of products."
To them, it must have seemed undesirable  to
subtract  from  value of  products anything not
essential to reduce "duplication"  to manage-
able   proportions.   The  considerations  which
went into the  decisions to subtract  additional
costs from value of products are incompletely
recorded, but there is no doubt that such deci-
sions were taken.  By 1909, mill supplies and
fuels, including  rented  heat  and power, were
subtracted.  To this list  were added purchased
electricity in 1929, and the cost  of contract
work, partially in   1935,  and  fully  in  1939.
Beginning with the 1947  Census of Manufac-
tures, Federal  excise taxes were excluded from
value of shipments  and  thus from value added
by manufacture. In a special table in the 1954
Census  of  Manufactures  (Volume  I, General
Summary,  table 26), the  concept  of adjusted
value added was introduced.  Value added  by
resales was added to standard value added  by
manufacture and the total  further  adjusted  by
the change in  finished  products and work-in-
process inventories. During the 1955 to 1959
Annual Surveys of Manufactures, both adjusted
and  unadjusted value  added  were  calculated
for each  industry.  Since the 1958 census, only
adjusted value added  has  been used.

     While there was an increase in the  range
of costs subtracted from  value of  product  in
arriving at value added  since  1869,  there was
also  a curtailment  of the detailed information
obtained  on  costs. Why  some  items  were
dropped  is not  known  precisely but perhaps
the following information is  relevant.  The cen-
sus  reports contain testimony  that  difficulty
had  been  experienced  in  collecting data  on
costs or expenses  and  that respondents had
complained about the burden of providing such
information.  The  reports also contain  state-
ments, with increasing  emphasis, that  profits
could not be calculated from published figures;
such  statements  also appear  in  the reports
for  1899 and  1904,  the years when maximum
detail was  requested.  There  may  have been
more effort Dy the  Census  Bureau to  obtain
data essential to  a  "key"  measure, such  as
value added,  than there  was for data  to  be
presented only as supplementary  information.
Too, the  introduction, in 1921, of the biennial
census of  manufactures,  coupled with  uncer-
tain  and  fluctuating  appropriations,  may have
led  to the  adoption of a policy to concentrate
on a minimum number  of key measures. The
appropriations  for the  census for  1933,  for
example, were too small even to cover the  key
measures.

     It is not clear  whether the  inclusion  of
fuels and  electricity  m the value to be sub-
tracted  from value of product was simply to
reduce "duplication"  within  the manufacturing
sector or is evidence of a growing  awareness
of the contribution of other sectors to the value
of manufactured  product, a contribution that
must be subtracted  to  arrive at value added
by manufacture.  During the opening decades
of this  century,  coke and  manufactured gas
had  a larger  share  of  the  fuels  market and
much of  the electricity consumed by manufac-
tures was  produced  m  manufacturing  plants.
On  the other hand, a continuous attempt was
made from  the early  censuses to exclude trans-
portation costs from  the value of  products and
value added,  by  requesting that products  be
valued f.o.b. the plant and that materials costs
include  the cost  of  transporting them  to  the
plant.  Item 6, table A,  was provided as "cor-
rection"  to costs of materials  which were re-
ported exclusive  of  delivery costs.
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County Populationand^Growth Rates as performed by the Battelle

Memorial Institute, Columbus Laboratories, and modified by the

Ohio Department of Community and Economic Development.  Battelle

Institute disclaimer.
Bureau of Census State Economic Areas used by Battelle Institute:
OHIO:
Area 1
   Defiance
   Fulton
   Henry
   Ottawa
   Paul ding
   Putnam
   Sandusky
   VanWert
   Williams
   Wood

Area 2
   Auglaize
   Crawford
   Hancock
   Hardin
   Logan
   Marion
   Mercer
   Seneca
   Union
   Wyandot

Area  3
   Champaign
   Clinton
   Darke
   Delaware
   Fayette
   Madison
   Pickaway
   Preble
   Shelby
   Warren
Area 4
   Ashland
   Erie
   Holmes
   Huron
   Medina
   Richland
   Wayne

Area 5
   Ashtabula
   Columbiana
   Geauga
   Portage

Area 6
   Carroll
   Coshocton
   Fairfield
   Guernsey
   Harrison
   Jefferson
   Knox
   Licking
   Morrow
   Muksingum
   Perry
   Tuscarawas

Area 7
   Adams
   Brown
    Clermont
    Highland
    Ross
Area 8
   Athens
   Gallia
   Hocking
   Jackson
   Meigs
   Monroe
   Morgan
   Noble
   Pike
   Scioto
   Vinton
   Washington

Area A
   Lucas

Area B
   Franklin

Area C
   Greene
   Miami
   Montgomery

Area D
   Butler

Area E
    Cuyahoga
    Lake

Area F
    Summit
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Area G
   Stark

Area H
   Mahoning
   Trumbull

Area J
   Belmont

Area K
   Hamilton

Area L
   Lawrence

Area M
   Lorain

Area N
   Clarke

Area 0
   Allen
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Population

   In 1970 the thirty principal counties in the mined lands study
area had a population of 2,680,711.  The population  was highly
concentrated in the northern counties. Portage,  Stark, Summit,
Trumbull, and Wayne Counties contained  1,537,452 persons, 59.2
percent of  the total for the entire region.  The densely populated
counties tended to be highly urban,  ana generally experienced
significant  increases  in population from  1960  to 1970. Growth
rates  vary  from a  60.2  percent  promoted  increase  in  Portage
County to a 22.4 percent decrease m Scioto County. The largest
population  increases  are projected for a northeast to southwest
belt including  Trumbull,  Portage,  Summit, Stark, Wayne, and
Holmes Counties. These counties are  highly urban and lie within
one of  Ohio's  major  industrial  regions. With  the exception  of
Meigs  and Monroe, the  counties  bordering the  Ohio River are
expected to experience overall decreases or very slight increases
m population. This is largely a function of their rural character
and their maoility  to compete for new industrial activity. Popula-
tion data and projections are presented  in the  following table.
Land Use
  The major productive uses of land in the thirty-six county study
area are for forest, mining, and agricultural  purposes. There is,
however, a  significant  dirference  between  the  urban-industrial
North and the rural  South.  Mahoning, Trumbull,  Stark, Summit,
and Portage Counties  contain  large tracts  of urban land sur-
rounded by  less dense residential land. In most of the remaining
counties only a  small portion  of the land has been classified as
urban.
   In the southern portion of the study area, large tracts of land
are devoted to recreational uses such as federal and state forests,
parks, and historical areas. Roughly three quarters of Lawrence
and Vinton Counties are park and forest land, while Scioto, Perry,
Hocking,  Athens, and  Guernsey  Counties  also contain large
portions of recreational land.
   Large tracts  of land used for mining purposes are character-
istic of the east-central portion of the State. A significant  propor-
tion of the  total land in  some of  these counties  is devoted to
mining.  This is the  case  in Noble,  Morgan, Belmont, Jefferson,
and Harrison Counties.
                                           summary population data
County
Athens
Belmont
Carroll
Columbians
Coshocton
Galiia
Guernsey
Harrison
Hockmg
Holmes
Jackson
Jefferson
Laurence
Mahoning
Meigs
Monroe
Morgan
Muskmgum
Noble
Perry
Pike
Portage
Scioto
Stark
Summit
Trumbull
Tuscarawas
Vmton
Washington
Wavne
Population
1960
46,998
83,864
20,357
107,004
32,224
26,120
33,579
17,995
20,163
21,591
29,372
99,201
55,438
300,480
22,159
15,268
12.747
79,159
10,982
27,864
19,380
91.798
84,216
340,345
513,569
208,526
76,789
10.274
51.689
75,497
Population
1970
54,889
80,917
21,579
108,310
33,486
' 25,239
37,665
17,013
20,322
23,024
27,174
S6.193
56,868
303,424
19,799
15,739
12,375
77,826
10,428
27,434
19,114
125,868
76,951
372,210
553,371
232,579
77,211
9,420
57,160
87,123
Annual
Increase
1960-70
(Percent)
1.6
-.4
.3
.1
.4
-.3
-.2
-.6
.1
.6
_ 7
-.3
.3
.1
-1.1
.3
-- 3
-!i
-.5
-.1
	 I
3.2
— .9
'.8
.1
1.1
.1
-.8
. i.
1.4
Projected
Population
2000
57.4CO
77,897
20,048
97,852
32,224
24,589
44,877
16,715
23,788
29,801
31,916
98,044
56,410
297,040
24,470
18,894
14,341
77,891
11,694
30,329
22,545
201,641
59,993
512,028
683,433
252,363 '
73,580
11,040
55,029
121,470
Population
Change
1970-2000
(Percent!
4.6
-3.7
-7.1
-9.7
-3.0
-2.6
19.1
-1.8
17.1
29.4
17.5
1.9
-.8
— 2.1
24.0
20.0
15.9
.1
12.1
10.6
18.0
60.2
-220
37.6
23.5
8.5
1.8
17.2
	 37
39.4
Average Population
Annual Change
1970-2000
(Percent!
.1
-.1
-.2
-.3
-.1
-.1
.6
-.1
.5
.9
.5
.1
0
	 ^
.7
.6
.5
0
.4
.3
.6
1.6
-.8
1.1
.7
.3
.1
.5
	 ^
— 1.1
            Note' The methodology used to derive these projections was developed by Sattelle's Col-.mbus, Laboratories »'th !hn assistdnca of
                 the Ohio Department of Economic and Corrmumty Oevelcp-nc it Because the emphasis of 'he Department was on projections
                 at the region or district level, some data inputs are not county <;o«c:fic (such as miration rates  and indi'siry  giowth coeffi-
                 cients). Therefore, care should be taken when using results 'or individual counties.
                                                                                                     -U4US-6-4 8
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        CL-
        0-
       
28
29
30
32
33
34
35
36
37
VALUE
ADDED
.' 1958
i



10,901

4,676


10,692

(D)

VALUE
ADDED
1972



37,700

32,100


40,600

39,700

CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972



41,337

31,719


29,963

43,819

COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
FG^I?/H)
B



1.0998

1.01465


1.0763



ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE t
G = (F - 1) x 100
%



9.98

14.65


7.63



PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E



54,989

47,801


37,350



PROJECTION
1980
(1 + G)5 x H



88,451

94,691


54,039



PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I



142,369

187,576


77,804



ci-
         Notes:  All dollars are in $1000's
                 Column D is the Office of Business Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
                 All projections of value added are in 1958 constant dollars
                 1958 and 1972 value added from Census of Manufacturers Volume III
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                                                 PROJECTED COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL  INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

                                                 URBAN COUNTY:	Belmoot	.	_	


                                                    F                 G                 H
SI(
20
22
26
28
29
30
32
33
34
35
36
37
VALUE
ADDED
: 1958
i






3,112

10,027



VALUE
ADDED
1972






5,600

18,500



CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
197?






4,191

13,653



COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
FGf^/H)
3






• 1.0223

1.0215



ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
6 = (F - 1) x 100
%






2.23

2.15



PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E






4.477

14,552



PROJECTION
1980
(1 + G)5 x H






4,999

__16JL8JL



PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I






5.582

18,002



       Notes:  All dollars are  in  $1000's
              Column D  is the  Office of Business Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
              All projections  of  value added are in 1958 constant dollars
              1958 and  1972 value added from Census of Manufacturers Volume III
Go
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                                           PROJECTED COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

                                           URBAN COUNTY:   	Cuyahoga	


                                              F                 G                 H
SIC
20
22
26
28
29
30
32
33
34
35
36
37
VALUE
ADDED
' 1958
i



122^559
(D)

31,302
367,862
262,019
352,014


VALUE
ADDED
1972



258,600
(D)

61,200
646,300
736,600
759,900


CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972



238,552


45,808
446,957
543,616
578,310


COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTH
F = E*'/14)
B



1.0617


1.0275
1.040
1.0535
1.0361


ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE «
G = (F - 1) x 100
%



6.17
.90*

2.75
1.40
5.35
3.61


PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E



339,342


49,692
465,993
635,617
643,229


PROJECTION
1980
(1 + G)5 x H



457,770


56,911
499,539
824,838
768,023


PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I



617,583


65,178
535,499
,070,387
917,027


Notes:   All  dollars are in $1000's
        Column D is the Office of Business Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
        All  projections of value added are in  1953 constant dollars
        1958 and 1972 value added from Census  of Manufacturers Volume  III
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                                               PROJECTED  COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL  INDUSTRIAL  GROWTH

                                               URBAN  COUNTY:  __ Qalimhiana ________
A
                                                                                      H
SI,
20
22
26
28
29
30
32
33
34
35
36
37
! VALUE
ADDED
; 1958






19,863

15,508
21,979


VALUE
ADDED
1972






32,200

31,500
43,800


CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972






24,102

23,247
34,461


COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTtf/i/n
f = £(1/14)
B"






1.0139

1.0293
1.0326


ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE «
G = (F - 1) x TOO
O/
,fe






1.39

2.93
3.26


PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G}3 x E






2U2L_

23,351
37,942


PROJECTION
1980
(1 + G}5 x H






26_A9_16___

29, 289 ;
44,942


PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x






27.2,90

___33x83i__
52,293


    Notes:   All  dollars are in SlOOO's
            Column D is the Office of Business Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
            All  projections of value added  are in 1958 constant dollars
            1958 and 1972 value added from  Census of Manufacturers Volume  III
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                                          PROJECTED COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

                                          URBAN COUNTY:   	Franklin   	
                                                                                 H
Notes:  All  dollars are in SlOOO's
        Column D is the Office of Business Research, Department of  Commerce,  SIC State  Specific
        All  projections of value  added  are in  1958 constant dollars
        1958 and 1972 value added from  Census  of Manufacturers Volume  III
SI(
?n
??
?fi
?R
?Q
?0
??
33
34
3R
36
37
VALUE
ADDED
1 1958
i '
81 918


21 890


40,594

92,624
78,816


VALUE
ADDED
1972 '
216 800


61 900


120,400

219,200
169,800


CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
L 133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972
175.404


67.873


90,120

161,771
133,595


COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTH
F = E^'/14)
F

1.0558

1.0841


1.0586

1.0406
1.0384


ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x 100
%

5.58

8.41


5.86

4.06
3.84


PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E

?nfi 4^5

86,478


106,909

182,215
149,584


PROJECTION
1980
(.1 + G)5 x H

970 897

19Q &QA


142.127

222,333
180,596


PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I

•^s ™A

IQI onft


188.945

270,907
218,038


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                                           PROJECTED COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL, GROWTH
                                           URBAN COUNTY:
Sic
20
22
26
28
29
30
32
33
34
35
36
37
VALUE
ADDED
: 1958
i





8,340






VALUE
ADDED
1972





39,000






CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972





38,537






COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTH,,,
F = E''/H)
B"





1.1155 .






ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x 100
%





11.55





-
PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E





53,492






PROJECTION
1980
(1 + G)5 x H

1



92,392






•PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I





159,581






Notes:  All dollars are in $1000's
        Column D is the Office of Business  Research,  Department  of  Commerce,  SIC  State  Specific
        All projections of value added  are  in  1958  constant  dollars
        1958 and 1972 value added from  Census  of Manufacturers Volume  III
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                                          PROJECTED COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

                                          URBAN COUNTY:               Hamilton _
                                                                                 H
SK
?0
??
26
?a
29
30
32
33
34
35
36
37
VALUE
ADDED
' 1958
i
178,687

48,944



18,568

103,752
128,200
75,087

VALUE
ADDED
1972
421,000

81,000



24,900

198,800
254,900
141,300

CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972
340.615

72.677



18,693

146,716
200,551
155,960

COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWT¥/-,/n
F = E''/14)
B"
1.0471

1.0286



'1.0004

1.0250
1.0325
1.0536

ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x 100
%
4.71

2.86

2.35*

.04

2.50
3.25
5.36

PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E
384 , 584

79.093



18,715

157,997
220,747
182,407

PROJECTION
1980
(1 + G)5 x H
470,837

91,069



18,753

177,971
259,027
236,821

PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I
,57.6,435

104r798



18,790

201,358
303,945
307,465

Notes:  All  dollars are in $1000's
        Column D is the Office of Business Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
        All  projections of value  added are in  1958 constant dollars
        1958 and 1972 value added from Census  of Manufacturers Volume  III
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                                                     PROJECTED  COMPOUND AVERAGE  ANNUAL  INDUSTRIAL  GROWTH

                                                     URBAN  COUNTY:
                                                                                            H
Sit
20
22
26
28
29
30
32
33
34
35
36
37
VALUE
ADDED
; 1958



37,346


6,422

7,632
17,262


VALUE
ADDED
1972



(D)


15,300

68,100
83,900


CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
1 44 . 6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972






11,452

50,258
65,011


COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
^/lO
B






1.0421

1.1440
1.0993


ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x 100
%






4.21

14.40
9.93


PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E






12,974

72,697
86,365


PROJECTION
1980
(.1 + G)5 x H
I
:





15,945

142,444
138,650


PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I






19.596

279,109
222,587


          Notes:   All  dollars are  in  $1000's
                  Column  D  is the  Office of Business Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
                  All  projections  of  value added are in 1958 constant dollars
                  1958 and  1972 value added from Census of Manufacturers Volume III
cn
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                                                    PROJECTED COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

                                                    URBAN COUNTY:             Loraln
                                                                                           H
1— —
sic
20
22
26
28
29
30
32
33
34
35
36
37
VAL'Ji:
ADDED
' 1958
i
4,411







40,848
10,027


\ i\L L JE
ADDED
1972
12,400







179,500
88,900


CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972
10,032







132,472
69,942


COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
FG^/H)
B
1.0604







1.0874
1.1487


ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE ,
G = (F - 1) x 100
%
6.04







8.74
14,87


PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E
11.945







170,424
106,009


PROJECTION
1980
(1 + G)5 x H
16,015







259,345
212,021


PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I
?!,&??







394,660
424,044


Ci
C-C
         Notes:  All dollars are in $1000's
                 Column D is the Office of Business Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
                 All projections of value added are in 1958 constant dollars
                 1958 and 1972 value added from Census of Manufacturers Volume III
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                                             PROJIULL) COMPOUND AVEUAGr AN^L INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

                                             URBAN COUNTY:
A
•A
SIC
no
f\ s*-
?.b
2">
1
c c
30
O .'.
! r
.Ijj
34
?-,

,7:
-// !
B
VALUE
ADDED
1958
j
55,190


23,060

3,085


43,076
67,863


C
VALUE
ADDED
1972
86,500


72,900

12,600


85,600
118,700


D
CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
E
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972
69,984


79,934

12,450


63,173
93,391


F
COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTH
p = £( 1/14)
B"
1.0171


1.0928

1.1047


1.0277
1.0230


b
ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
G - (F - 1) x 100
%
1.71


9.28
• ~'
1.047


2.77
2.30


H
PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E
i , . . „ ... 	
73,636


104,317

16,784


68.569
99.984


1
PROJECTION
1 980
(.1 + G)5 x H
80,151


162,576

27,613


78,607
112,024


j
PROJECTION
1985
(1 + C)5 x I
__8L^t2__
j
i
233,373

45,429

~j
i
90.114
125,513


   Notes:  All  dollars are  in  SlOOO's
          Column D  is the  Office of Business Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
          All  projections  of  value added are in 1958 constant dollars
          1958 and  1972 value added from Census of Manufacturers Volume III
C-'
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                                                PROJECTED COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

                                                URBAN COUNTY:  	Mahoning	—


                                                   F                 G                 H
SIC
?n
??
?fi
?8
?9
?n
i?
33
34
IS
36
37
VALUE
ADi)ED
' 1958
j '






9,949
223,002
26,477
31,539

11,878
VALUE
ADDED
1972






19,900
365,700
45,700
92,800

25,200
CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91 .2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972






14,875
252,904
33,727
73,013

19,178
COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTH
F = E0/14)
B"






"1.0292
1.0090
1.0174
1.0617

1.0348
ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x 100
%




_C/M

2.92
.90
1.74
6.17

3.48
PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E






16,238
253,587
35,518
87,385

21,251
PROJECTION
1980
(1 + G)5 x H






18,733
254,730
38,718
117,882

25,207
PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I






21,633
253,876
42,206
169,021

29,921
      Notes:  All dollars are in $1000's
              Column D is the Office of Business Research,  Department of Commerce,  SIC State Specific
              All projections of value added are in 1958 constant dollars
              1958 and 1972 value added from Census of Manufacturers Volume III
Ctt
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                                                  PROJECTED COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

                                                  URBAN COUNTY:   	Jefferson - RxrapHon


                                                     F                 G                 H
SI(
20
??
26
?8
29
30
32
33
34
35
36
37
VALUE
I ADDED
: 1353






5,719
96,134




VALUE
A n T) r p
-"l972






6,900
239,300




CONSTANT
pni I £ r
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
L_ 133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
AD3HD
ADJUSTED
1972






5,165
165,491




COMPOUND
AVG. AIJNUAL
GROWT'il/1/,\
F = E^/14)
B"






• .00
1.0395




ANNUAL
bROlvTH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x 100
*






.00
3.95




PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E







185,886




1 PROJECTION
1980
(1 + G)5 x H







225,616



•
PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I







273,837




*£
       Notes:  All dollars are in $1000's
               Column D is the Office of Business  Research,  Department  of  Commerce,  SIC  State  Specific
               All projections of value added are  in  1958  constant  dollars
               1958 and 1972 value added from Census  of Manufacturers Volume  III
IN
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                                             PROJECTED  COMPOUND  AVERAGE ANNUAL  INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

                                             URBAN  COUNTY:  	Msntgomery	


                                                F                  G                  H
Sit
20
22
26
23
29
30
*i n
-' "-
33
34
35
36
37
VALUE
; ADD-D
; 1953
48,464

31,782
15,527



14,917
17,528
234,671


VALUE
ADDED
1972
49,100

70,700
33,200



34,500
108,400
844,400


CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972
39,725

63,357
36,165



23,859
80,000
664,359


COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTH
F = E(l/14)
B
.9858

1.0504
1.0622



1.0341
1.1145
1.0771


ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x 100
%
-1.41

5.04
6.22



' 3.41
11.45
7.71 '


PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E
38f080

73.358
43.342



26,381
110,846
829,946


PROJECTION
1980
(.1 + G}5 x H
35,488

93 t 625
58 r 606



31,182
190,770
1,125,620


PROJECTION
1SS5
(1 + G)5 x I
r^n??

119,492
79.245



36,863
328,028
1,631,062


  Notes:   All  dollars  are in  $1000's
          Column  D is  the Office  of Business Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
          All  projections of  value added are in 1958 constant dollars
          1958 and 1972  value added from Census of Manufacturers Volume III
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A
PROJECTED COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL GROWTH


URBAN COUNTY:	ttisldngiiiL____	



   F                 G                 H
SI(
20
72
2C,
20
29
30
-) O
JK'-
I 33
34
35
oe
w' U
37
1 VALUE
; ADUiZD
! : 1958
j






27,556



18,554

VALUE
ADDED
1972






35,800



20,800

CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9 	 |
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972






26,796



22,958

COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTH
c = E^/14)
E>;






.9898



1.0392

ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x 100
w
.«_






-.12



3.92

PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E






2.6,737



25,765

PROJECTION
1980
(.1 + G)5 x H
•





26,545



31,227

PROJECT I Of,'
1985
(1 + G)5 x I;
H
i




1
_26_t38J>_


1
37,846

    Notes:   All  dollars  are  in  SlOOO's
            Column  D  is  the  Office  of Business Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
            All  projections  of  value added are in 1958 constant dollars
            1958 and  1972  value added from Census of Manufacturers Volume III
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                                           PROJECTED  COMPOUND  AVERAGE  ANNUAL  INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

                                           URBAN  COUNTY:           Sunnit
                                                                                  H
SIC
20
?2
26
2->
29
30
32
33
34
35
35
37
VALUE
1 ADDED
! 195S
38,804





18,054


36,519


VALUE
ADDED
1972
77,200





29,900


151,700


CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972
62,459





22,380


119,354


COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTH
F = Et>/14)
B"
1.0345





1.0154


1.0882


ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x 100
%
3.45





1.54


8.82


PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E
69,149





23,409


153,802


PROJECTION
1980
(.1 + G)5 x H
81,929





25,267


234,696

i
PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I
97,048





27,273
1

358.137


Notes:  All dollars are in SlOOO's
        Column D is the Office of Business  Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
        All projections of value added are  in  1958 constant dollars
        1958 and 1972 value added from Census  of Manufacturers Volume  III
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                                                PROJECTED COMPOUND AVERAGE  ANNUAL  INDUSTRIAL  L.KWJH


                                                URBAN  COUNTY :
                                                                                       H
[3;
      Notes:  All dollars are  in $1000's
             Column D  is the  Office of Business Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
             All projections  of value added are in 1953 constant dollars
             1953 and  1972 value added from Census cf Manufacturers Volume III
H
TI
>'/


>o



U


37
VALUE
: 19 Jo
i






9 126
! .. . . r i ^~x , .,
186,403
54,917
10,816

29,428
VALUE
AD DTI)
1972






17,700
272,500
144,200
39,200

(D)
CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972






13,248
203,967
106,420
39,842


COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTH
B"






1.0269
1.0064
1.0483
1.0777


ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x 100
01
la

.




2.69
'.64
4.83
7.77


PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E






14,346
207,908
122,597
38,604


PROJECTION
1980
(.1 + G)5 x H






16,382
214,647
155,206
56,121


PROJECTION
19S5
(1 + G}5 x I




	
i
17,727
221,604
196,488
81,780


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                                          PROJECTED COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

                                          URBAN COUNTY:         Washington	
                                                                                 H
SIC
20
??
26
x'"1
29
30
-\  •""
JOJ
ir
37
VALUE
ADDED
; 1958



9,673




6,220



VALUE
ADDED
1972



41,100




13,900



CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972



45,066




10,258



COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTH
F = n'1/14)
B"



1.1161




1.0363



ANNUAL
GROi.'TH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x 100
%



11.61




3.63



PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E



62.655




11,416



PROJECTION
1980
(.1 + G)5 x H



108.511




13,644



PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I



187.926




16.067



Notes:  All dollars are in $1000's
        Column D is the Office of Business  Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
        All projections of value added  are  in  1958 constant dollars
        1958 and 1972 value added from  Census  of Manufacturers Volume  III
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                                           PROJtCTEO COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL  INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
                                           URBAN COUNTY:
Woo
i
SI:
1
i
'"• "*
7
2c
?",
*
• 0
10
-*.'"' *""-
l
| 33
3-i
35

37
i VALUE
| Ainr.o
1 ' 19:38
1 '
! 10,467
!



,






VALUE
AD DP. I)
1972
34,700











COfiSlAM
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91 .2
157.3
101.2
133.2
1*4.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972
28,074











COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTH „.
F - E^/14)
B
1.0730











ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x TOO
%
7.30











PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E
34,682











PROJECTION
1980
(.1 + G)5 x H
49,329











PROJECllOf!
1385
(1 + G)5 x I
70,162


|
i


i




Notes:  All  dollars are in SlOOO's
        Column D is the Office of Business  Research,  Departnent of Commerce, SIC State Specific
        All  projections of value added  are  in  1958 constant dollars
        1958 and 1972 value added from  Census  of Manufacturers Volume  III
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                                          PROJECTED COMPOUND AVERAGE ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL GROWTH

                                          URBAN COUNTY:
                                                                                 H
SIC
?n
22
?(>
23
29
30
32
33
34
35
36
37
! VALUE
ADDED
1 1958
j
35,583

4,842
11,704

11.058
24,581
191,038
62,396
73,186


VALUE
ADDED
1972
85,000

18,500
29,000

62,8QQ__
39.6QQ__
347,700
244,600
114,600


CONSTANT
DOLLAR
ADJUSTMENT
123.6
102.4
115.9
91.2
157.3
101.2
133.2
144.6
135.5
127.1
90.6
131.4
VALUE
ADDED
ADJUSTED
1972
68,770

15,962
18,436

62.055
29.641
240.456
180,516
90,165


COMPOUND
AVG. ANNUAL
GROWTH
F = E''/U)
B"
1.0481

1.0889
1.0330

1.1310
1.0134
1.0165
1.0788
1.0158


ANNUAL
GROWTH
RATE
G = (F - 1) x 100
%
4.81

8.89
3.30

13.10
1.34
1.65
7.88
1.58


PROJECTION
1975
(1 + G)3 x E
79,179

20,609
20,322

89,777
32,768
252,556
226.641
94.284


PROJECTION
1980
(.1 -r G)5 x H
100.144

31,550
23,904

166,141
35T023
274,091
_ 331. 164
101.571


PROJECTION
1985
(1 + G)5 x I
126.659

48.299
28,117

3.07,460
37,433
297,462
483,891
109,421


Notes:  All  dollars are in $1000's
        Column D is the Office  of Business  Research, Department of Commerce, SIC State Specific
        All  projections of value  added  are  in  1958 constant dollars
        1958 and 1972 value added from  Census  of Manufacturers Volume  III
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                                                                                      C
                  Rural County Point & Area Source Growth Rate and Urban County
                           Area Source Growth Rate Using Total County
                               Population as the Growth Indicator
 County
1970
  1. Adams     18,957
  2, Allen    111,444
  3. Ashland   43,303
  4. Ashtabula 98,237
  5. Athens    55,747
  6. Auglaize  38,602
  7. Belnont   80,917
  8. Brown     26,635
  9. Butler   226,207
 10. Carroll   21,579
 11. Champaign 30,491
•12. Clark    157,115
 13. Qenicnt  95,372
 14. Clinton   31,464
 15. Columbiana
             108,310
 16. Coshocton 33,486
 17. Crawford  50,364
       Actual County Population Totals
1971        1972        1973        1974
Average Annual
 Growth  Rate
19,800
111,100
43,200
100,400
57,000
39,200
83,400
27,700
230,100
22,100
30,800
160,100
98,200
31,600
109,600
33,800
51,600
20,500
110,100
43,800
100,300
57,000
39,500
83,000
28,800
233,800
22,600
30,800
158,000
99,200
31,700
110,200
34,700
51,100
21,600
109,300
44,000
99,600
55,500
40,300
82,400
29,100
238,700
23,500
31,600
157,300
102,400
32,000
111,000
34,800
51,300
22,700
108,800
44,200
99,400
53,200
40,700
82,500
29,500
242,300
24,600
32,100
155,400
104,700
32,300
110,500
34,600
50,200
4.02%
-.64%
.55%
.25%
-1.00%
1.29%
.39%
2.48%
1.66%
2.93%
1.20%
-.29%
2.17%
.62%
.56%
.96%
.00%
     Actual County Population from Bureau of Census P-26 Series of each year
     Average Annual Growth Rate the product of 1970-1974 population change.
                                                                                  t'iM'66
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    County
18.   Cuyohoga
19.   Darke
20.   Defiance
21.   Delaware
22.   Erie
23.   Fairfield
24.   Fayette
25.   Franklin
26.   Fulton
27.   Gallia
28.  Geauga
29.   Greene
30.   Guernsey
31.   Hamilton
32.   Hancock
33.   Hardin
34.   Harrison
                    Rural County Point & Area Source Growth Rate and Urban County
                             Area Source Growth Rate Using Total County
                                 Population as the Growth Indicator.
1970
   Actual County Population Totals
1971        1972        1973        1974
Average Annual
 Growth  Rate
1,720,835
49,141
36,949
42,908
75,909
73,301
25,461
833,249
33,071
25,239
62,977
125.057
37,665
923,840
61,217
30,813
17,013
1,711,400
50,100
36,900
43,800
77,100
75,400
25,800
851,000
33,900
26,200
63,300
126,900
39,100
924,400
61,700
30,900
17,200
1,670,100
51,000
36,800
44,500
77,300
76,900
26,500
853,900
35,000
26,700
63,700
125,800
39,300
914,200
62,100
32,000
17,500
1,645,300
51,800
36,800
47,600
77,500
79,400
26,300
856,400
35,000
26,900
66,000
126,600
39,300
911,500
62,500
32,300
17,700
1,620,600
53,500
36,400
50,400
78,000
82,500
26,400
859,100
35,500
27,500
66,700
126,300
39,600
902,000
63,500
31,700
17,400
-1.62%
1.92%
-.31%
3.55%
.62%
2. en
.95%
.73%
1.73%
1.97%
1.43%
.22%
1.15%
-.60%
.83%
1.01%
.77%
Actual County Population from Bureau of Census P-26 Series of each year
Average Annual Growth Rate the product of 1970-1974 population change.
                                                                                       it 
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                Rural County Point & Area Source Growth Rate and Urban County
                        Area Source Growth Rate Using Total County
                            Population as the Growth Indicator
    County

35.   Henry
36,   Highland
37.   Hocking
j8.   Holmes
39.   Huron
40.   Jackson
41.   Jefferson
42.   Knox
43.   Lake
44.   Lawrence
45.   Licking
46.   Logan
47.   Lorain
48.  Lucas
49.  Madison
50.  Mahoning
51.  Marion
        Actual County Population Totals
1970        1971        1972    1973
1974    Average Annual
         Growth  Rate
27,058
28,996
20,322
23,024
49,587
27,174
96,193
41,795
197,200
56,868
107,799
35,072
256,843
483,594
28,318
304,545
64,724
27,500
29,700
20,700
23,500
50,300
27,100
97,300
41,800
198,200
58,400
109,700
35,700
259,200
486,900
28,900
307,600
66,300
28,100
29,700
21,300
24,300
51,000
27,600
96,500
42,700
198,300
60,400
110,400
36,100
260,100
485,900
29,400
304,900
66,400
28,300
30,300
21,000
24,500
51,600
28,500
96,000
42,800
201,500
59,900
110,400
36,600
263,700
485,100
29,700
304,400
66,300
28,200
31,000
21,600
24,600
52,200
28,700
96,200
43,900
202,200
60,500
112,100
36,600
265,800
481,600
31,000
303,600
66,900
1.13%
1.49%
1.36%
1.72%
1.25%
1.45%
-.08%
1.13%
.64%
1.53%
.86%
1.11%
.83%
-.07%
1.96%
-.12%
.73%
 Actual  Cointy Population  from Bureau of Census P-26 Series of each year
 Average Annual  Growth Rate  the product of 1970-1974 population change.
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               Rural County Point & Area Source Growth Rate and Urban County
                        Area Source Growth Rate Using Total County
                            Population as the Growth Indicator
    County

52.  Medina
53.  Meigs
54.  Mercer
55.  Miami
56.  Monroe
57.  Montgomery
58   Morgan
59.  Morrow
"60.  Muskingum
61.  Noble
62.  Ottawa
63.  Paulding
64.  Perry
65.  Pickaway
66.  Pike
67.  Portage
68.  Preble
1970
Actual County Population Totals
    1971        1972        1973
1974
Average Annual
 Growth  Rate
82,717
19,799
35,558
84,342
15,739
608,413
12,375
21,348
77,826
10,428
37,099
19,329
27,434
40,071
19,114
125,868
34,719
85,000
19,900
35,700
85,400
15,600
606,000
13,200
22,400
78,700
10,400
37,500
19,700
27,900
41,400
19,000
128,700
35,800
86,100
20,200
36,500
86,500
15,400
604,000
13,600
23,000
80,500
10,700
38,200
19,800
27,600
42,500
20,100
129,300
36,100
91,200
20,900
37,200
87,300
15,900
595,700
13,400
23,500
80,400
10,700
39,100
20,000
29,600
42,900
20,000
130,800
35,700
94,600
21,500
37,400
87,200
15,800
595,400
13,400
23,400
80,100
10,800
38,400
20,400
30,000
44,000
20,400
131,200
35,900
3.06%
1.93%
1.34%
.90%
.18%
-.60%
1.93%
2.33%
.82%
.93%
1.10%
1.19%
2.16%
2.16%
1.68%
1.02%
.76%
 Actual County Population from Bureau of Census P-26  Series  of each year
 Average Annual  Growth Rate the product  of  1970-1974  population change.
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                Rural County Point & Area Source Growth Rate and Urban County
                         Area  Source Growth Rate Using Total County
                            Population as the Growth Indicator
    County

69.  Putnam
70.  Richland
71.  Boss
72.  Sandusky
73.  Scioto
74.  Seneca
75.  Shelby
76.  Stark
77.  Suraniu
78.  Trumbull
79.  Tuscarawas
30.  Union
SI.  Van Wert
82.  Vinton
83.  Warren
84.  Washington
85.  Wayne
b&.  Williams
87.  '/food
38.  Wayndot
1970
Actual County Population Totals
   1971        1972        1973
1974    Average Annual
         Growth  Rate
31,134
129,997
61,211
60,983
76,951
60,696
37,748
372,210
553,371
232,579
77,211
23,786
29,194
9,420
85,505
57,160
87,123
33,669
89,722
21,826
31,500
129,500
60,800
60,800
77,500
60,400
37,400
375,600
551,300
235,500
78,000
25,100
29,100
9,400
86,200
57,900
88,400
33,800
92,700
22,400
32,100
130,900
61,400
62,300
79,400
60,900
38,300
372,100
546,800
238,300
78,100
24,700
29,900
10,000
86,000
58,300
89,500
34,500
94,700
22,600
31,900
130,800
61,400
62,800
78,700
61,500
39,400
381,700
544,300
237,200
79,200
25,500
30,200
10,200
86,900
58,700
90,500
34,700
97,600
22,500
32,100
131,200
60,700
61,900
78,800
60,700
40,000
380,000
540,100
239,300
79,300
25,700
29,100
10,500
86,900
59,200
91,400
35,000
100,700
22,600
.76%
.267,
-.07%
.61%
.66%
.16%
1.49%
.56%
-.61%
.67%
.68%
1.76%
.34%
2.58%
.41%
.84%
1.177,
.99%
2.65%
.82%
-Actual County Population from Bureau of Census P-26 Series of each year
 Average Annual Growth Rate the product of 1970-1974 population change.
                                                                                      uiH'»67(3
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APPENDIX D



Determination of Multiple Linear



Regression Coefficients
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                                 APPENDIX D
Determination of Multiple Linear Regression Coefficients


        Y =  a  x  + a2 x2 •*• ao             Calibration

                                            Equation


        Y -  dependent variable


    x, , x2-  independent variable


aQ, a-^, a2-  regression coefficients



where




intercept:
Slopes for point and area sources concentrations:
where


         A  -




Coefficient of multiple correlation can be expressed as:
                             Si- 2
                      : i -        <
where:  standard error of estimate is:





     _   '         n            n            n


and the variance of the estimate is:

           	2  _   ry2

                     n
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       APPENDIX E
RAM-CDM CROSS REFERENCE
       Cleveland
       Toledo
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                Cleveland Area
          Rl RAM Region - Lake County   Pi
RAM No.-COM No. Source Identifier Cross Reference
CDM#
122
123
125
127
128
129
131
184
185
191
RAM #
1
2
3'
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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                Cleveland  Area
       RAM Region - Cuyahoga  County-South
RAM No.-COM No. Source Identifier Cross Reference
       COM #
RAM #
       139
        18
        24
        25
        26
 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
                                                              •jtfi'679
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                         Cleveland Area
                   RAM Region - Lorain County   fVi
         RAM No.-COM No. Source Identifier Cross Reference
COM

141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
132
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
RAM #

 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 6
 7
 8
 9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22-
23
24
25
COM #

165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
186
187
188
189
190
RAM #

  26
  27
  28
  29
  29
  31
  32
  33
  34
  35
  36
  37
  38
  39
  40
  41
  42
  43
  44
  45
  46
  47
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                 Cleveland  Area
        RAM Region -  Cuyahoga  County-West   RH
RAM No.-COM No.  Source  Identifier  Cross  Reference
COM #
14
15
16
17
43
44
139
140
182
183
RAM #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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                 Cleveland Area
R5 RAM Region - East Cuyahoga and West Lake Counties
RAM No.-COM No. Source Identifier Cross Reference
COM #
45
46
13
19
20
28
104
105
106
107
V08
109
124
126
133
134
130
RAM #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
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                    Cleveland Area
             RAM Region  -  Cleveland-South   fS»
   RAM No.-Com No.  Source  Identifier Cross Reference
COM #

 11
 12
 21
 22
 29
 30
 42
 97
 99
100
101
102
103
135
136
 98
 68
 72
 73
 74
 75
 76
 77
 78
 79
 80
 82
 69
137
RAM #

 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 6
 7
 8
 9*
 9
 9
 9
 9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
*Sources with the same
 RAM No. have identical
 stack parameters and
 were combined in the  RAM
 analysis for computational
 expediency.
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                   Cleveland Area
            RAM Region - Cleveland-North  t-7
  RAM No.-COM No.  Source Identifier Cross Reference
COM #

 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 7
 9
27
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
10
47
RAM #

 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 6
 7
 8
 9
 9
 9
 9
 9
 9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18*
18
18
18
18
18
19
20
COM #

 6
 8
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
81
83
84
85
86
87
RAM &

 21
 22
 23
 24
 25*
 25
 25
 26*
 26
 27
 28
 29*
 29
 29
 29
 20*
 30
 21
 32
 33
 34
 35
 36
*Sources with the same
 RAM No. have identical
 stack parameters and we^e
 combined in the RAM
 analysis for compitaticia"
 expediency.
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COM #

  1
  2
  3
  4
  5
 10
 n
 12
 13
 14
 15
 16
 17
 18
 19
 20
 21
 22
 23
 71
 72
 73
 74
  Toledo Area
RAM Region - Rl
RAM #

  1
  2
  3
  4
  5
  6
  7
  8
  9
 10
 11
 12
 13
 14
 15
 16
 17
 18
 19
 20
 21
 22
 23
                         Facility

                    Toledo Edison Bayshore
                        it        H
                        ii        ii
                        n        H
                        n        n
                    Standard Oil  Refinery
                    Coulton Chemical
                                              »j i«•
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  Toledo Area
RAM Region - R2
COM #
6
7
8
9
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
75
76
77
78
79
93
94
95
96
119
120
121
122
RAM #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
n
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
                       Facility

                   Toledo Edison Acme



                   Gulf Oil  Refinery
                   Toledo Edison Water St. Station
                   Phillips Petroleum Philblack Plant ;
                   Interlake
                   Nabisco
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                       Toledo  Area
                     RAM Region  -  R3
COM #

 80
 81
 82
 83
 84
 85
 86
 87
 88
 89
 97
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
RAM #

 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 6
 7
 8
 9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Facility
  AMC
   it
 Interlake
 General  Mills
 Doehler-Javis

   n
   n

 AMC
   II

 Toledo Hospital


 City Auto  Stamping


 Mercy Hospital
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                       Toledo Area

                     RAM Region - R4
COM
RAM
90
91
92
98, 99
100
46
47
48
124
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
1
1
2
3
3
4
5
6
7
8
8
8
8
9
10
11
11
12
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
      Facility



Toledo Mental Hospital
                                          Allied Chemical-Plastics
                                               it           ii


                                          Sun  Oil Refinery
                                          Seneca Petroleum

                                          Sun Oil-Cracking  Units
                                                   LOF
                                           Sun  Oil  Refinery
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APPENDIX  F





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        APPENDIX CS-



AMBIENT AIR QUALITY DATA
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                               Appendix  D
                        Ambient Air  Quality  Data

                            Table  of Contents
G.I.  AQCR 079 Metropolitan Ci   innati  Interstate
      (Butler, Clermont,  Hamilton,  Warren  Counties)
      a.   Summary of SC^  Monitoring Sites
      b.   SC>2 Monitoring  Data Summary

G.2.  AQCR 103 Huntington-Ashland-Portsmouth-Ironton  Interstate
      (Adams, Brown, Gallia, Lawrence,  Scioto  Counties,  Kentucky,  West
      Virginia)
      a.   Summary of S02  Monitoring Sites
      b.   SOz Monitoring  Data Summary

G.3.  AQCR 124 Metropolitan Toledo  Interstate
      (Lucas, Wood Counties, Michigan)
      a.   Summary of SO2  Monitoring Sites
      b.   S02 Monitoring  Data Summary

G.4.  AQCR 173 Metropolitan Dayton Intrastate
      (Clark, Darke, Greene, Miami., Montgomery,  Preble Counties)
      a.   Summary of S02  Monitoring Sites
      b.   S®2 Monitoring  Data Summary

G.5.  AQCR 174 Metropolitan Cleveland Intrastate
      (Cuyahoga, Geauga,  Lake, Lorain,  Medina, Portage,  Stark,  Summit Co.)
      a.   Summary of S02  Monitoring Sites
      b.   S02 Monitoring  Data Summary

G.6.  AQCR 175 Mansfield-Marion Interstate
      (Marion, Morrow,  Richland, Wayne, Wyandot Counties)
      a.   Summary of S02  Monitoring Sites
      b.   SO? Monitoring  Data Summary

G.7.  AQCR 176 Columbus Intrastate
      (Delaware, Fairfield, Franklin, Licking, Madison,  Perry,  Pickaway,
       Union  Counties)
      a.   Summary of S02  Monitoring Sites
      b.   S02 Monitoring  Data Summary

G.8.  AQCR 177 Northwest  Ohio Intrastate
      (Allen, Auglaize, Champaign,  Defiance, Fulton,  Hancock,  Hardin, Henry,
       Logan, Mercer, Paulding, Putnam, Shelby,  Van Wert,  Williams Counties)
      a.   Summary of S02  Monitoring Sites
      b.   S02 Monitoring  Data Summary

G.9.  AQCR 178 Northwest  Pennsyl vania-younqstown  Ohio  Interstate
      (Ashtabuia, Mahoning, Trumbull Counties)
      a.   Summary of S02  Monitoring Sites
      b.   SO? Monitoring  Data Summary
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Appendix G
Ambient Air Quality Data (pg. 2)

G.10.  AQCR 179 Parkersburg West Virginia-Marietta, Ohio Interstate
        (Athens, Meigs, Morgan, Washington Counties)
        a.  Summary of S02 Monitoring Sites
        b.  SC>2 Monitoring Data Summary

G.ll.  AQCR 180 Sandusky Intrastate
        ('Erie, Huron, Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca Counties)
        a.  Summary of S02 Monitoring Sites
        b.  SC>2 Monitoring Data Summary

G.12.   AQCR 181 Metropolitan Steubenville-Weirton-Wheeling  Interstate
        (Belmont, Columbiana, Jefferson, Monroe)
        a.  Summary of S02 Monitoring Sites
        b.  S02 Monitoring Data Summary

G.13.   AQCR 182 WiImington-Chillicothe-Logan Intrastate
        (Clinton, Fayette, Highland, Hocking, Jackson, Pike, Ross, Vinton)
        a.  Summary of S02 Monitoring Sites
        b.  S02 Monitoring Data Summary

G.14.   AQCR 183 Zanesville-Cambridge Intrastate
        (Carroll, Coshocton, Guernsey, Harrison, Muskingum, Noble, Tuscarawas)
        a.  Summary of S02 Monitoring Sites
        b.  S02 Monitoring Data Summary
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G.I. AQCR 079-Metropolltan Cincinnati  Interstate

     a .  Summary of S02 Monitoring Sites

        1) S02 Priority:  II

        2) Number of SIP  Proposed Sites   Number of Federally Required
               Bubbler      Continuous        Bubb-ler     Continuous
                  16             8            ~~2              1

        3) Counties in AQCR:- Butler,  Clermont,  Hamilton and Warren

        4) Operating Agencies: Cincinnati.  DAPC

        5) S02 Monitoring Sites:
   SAROAD No.

BUTLER COUNTY
  Location
   Site Address
             Data
Equipment  Submitted
  36-2700-002-H01  Hamilton

  36-4540-001-HOI  Middletown

  36-4340-004-H01  Middletown

  36-5300-001-HOI  Oxford


CLERMONT COUNTY
              Monument & High      Pararosaniline   72-74

              Gerard & Baltimore  Pararosaniline    72

              Hook   Field        Pararosaniline   73-74

              101  E. High St.      Pararosaniline   72-74
  36-1280-002-H01  Batavia

  Site A(CG&E)~

  Site B(CG&E)
              389 Main St.
                    Pararosaniline   73-74
Clermont Co.  White Oak Road      Flame Photometric 74
(6.9 km, 39.80 from Beckjord Plant)
Clermont Co.  Gaskin Road         Flame Photometric 74
(7.1 km, 19.70 from Beckjord Plant)
HAMILTON COUNTY

  36-1220-001-A01

  36-1220-003-A01

  36-1220-018-H01

  36-1220-020-H01

  36-2165-001-H01

  36-2720-001-HOI

  36-2720-003-H01
Cincinnati

Ci ncinnati

Cincinnati

Ci ncinnati

Forest Park

Hamilton Co.

Addystown
800 Vine St.         Pararosaniline   72-74

CAMP Central  & Ann  Par,Con,Color,   72-73

Eden & Bethesda     Cond.,Coul,,Paros.  72-74

W. Galbraith   Rd.    Paros.,  Color.   72-74

Mill & Waycross     Pararosanil ine   72-74

Audro Dr. Monfort    Pararosanil ine   72-74

5125 River Road     Pararosaniline   72-74
                                                                         -697
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G.I.  AQCR 079 - Metropolitan Cincinnati Interstate

     a_.  Summary of S02 Monitoring S1tes-(Page 2)
   SAROAD No.

 HAMILTON CO.  cont...
Location
   36-3780-001-HOI   Maderia  •

   36-5880-001-HOI   St.  Bernard

   Site C(CG&E)      Hamilton Co.


   Site D(CG&E)      Hamilton Co.


   Kilby Road(CG&E) Hamilton Co.


   Elizabethtown    Hamilton Co,
   (CG&E)

 WARREN COUNTY

   36-2200-002-H01  Franklin

   36-3400-002-H01  Lebanon
   Site Address



6711  Miami

300 Murray Road

5.32km, 23° from
Miami Fort

4.90km, 37.50 from
Miami Fort

11.4km, 7.3° from
Miami Fort

5.18km, 357° from
Miami Fort



Farm Road

County Home
             Data
Equipment  Submitted
                                Pararosaniline   72-74

                                Pararosaniline   72-74

                               Flame Photometric  75


                               Flame Photometric  75


                               Flame Photometric 74-75


                               Flame Photometric  75
                                Pararosaniline   72-74

                                Pararosaniline   72-74
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G.I. AQCR 079 - Metropolitan
SAROAD
NO.
BUTLER CO.
36-2700-002
36-4340-004
36-5300-001
CLERMONT CO.
36-1280-002
UTM
NORTHING
4363.7
4378.8
4375.6
4328.8
Beckjord Station (CP +
Site A 4324.5
Site B
HAMILTON CO.
36-1220-001
36-1220-003
36-1220-018
36-1220-020
4325.9
4331.3
4331.6
4335.0
4343.0
UTM
EASTING
709.8
724.2
694.3
744.3
D
738.4
736.4
715.0
714.3
715.5
717.4
Cincinnati Interstate (P. 1 of 2)
b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS
ANNUAL GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD.
DBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV.
60 17.9 55 54 1.58
SCNM
59 17.9 63 63 1.60
SCNM


SCNM
SCNM
61 19.9 113 55 1.67
SCNM
1974 STATISTICS
ANNUAL GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD.
DBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV.
60 19.8 96 67 1.71
54 17.4 59 52 1.55
57 19.0. 70 53 1.63
59 18.1 86 65 1.64
SCNM
SCNM
SCNM

57 19.9 96 95 1.72
SCNM 	 	 .
                        SCNM = Sampling Criteria Not Met
0-5
CO
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fi.l. AQCR 079 - Metropolitan Cincinnati Interstate (P. 2 of 2)


b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS 1974 STATISTICS
SAROAD
NO.
HAMILTON CO
36-2165-001
36-2720-001
36-2720-003
36-3780-001
36-5880-001
Miami Fort
Site C
Site D.
Kilby Road
UTM
NORTHING
. cont.
4351.3
4340.6
4333.8
4340.4
4339.5
Station
4336.2
4335.3
4333.6
Elizabethtown 4317.2
WARREN CO.
36-2200-002
36-3400-002
4381.5
4731.1
ANNUAL
UTM TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.
EASTING OBS. MEAN MAX.
712.7 58 13.9 34
707.2 60 17.8 54
698.2 61 20.8 85
727.7 59 16.5 76
716.7 61 24.6 123
692.0
692.9
692.5
737.9
731.0 60 18.7 105
740.5 60 13.6 47
GEOM. ANNUAL GEOM.
24-HR. STD. TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD.
2nd MAX. DEV. OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV.
30 1.27 60 15.2 55 43
46 1.56 59 21.9 86 67
84 1.80 61 24.8 110 85
49 1.52 59 19.9 134 91
99 1.90 59 27.0 97 89


SCNM
SCNM
54 1.65 58 18.3 81 62
30 1.26 53 14.3 fi5 34
1.42
1.80
1.88
1.72
1.93




1.62
1.33 ,.
                SCNM = Sampling Criteria Not Met
o
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G.2.  AQCR  103  - Huntington-Ashland-Portsmouth-Ironton

     a.   Summary of S02 Monitoring Sites


         1) S02 Priority:  III


         2) Number of SIP  Proposed Sites  - Number of Federally Required
                Bubbler      Continuous        Bubbler      Continuous
                   3             3                0             0


         3) Counties in AQCR: Adams, Gallia, Lawrence, Scioto, Brown



         4) Operating Agencies: Portsmouth
         5) S02


  SAROAD No.


ADAMS COUNTY


36-0040-002-H01


36-0040-007-H01


DP & L #1


DP & L #3


DP & L U



GALLIA COUNTY


Kerr




LAWRENCE COUNTY
Monitoring Sites:


     Location       Site Address
                                     Data
                        Equipment  Submitted
 Adams Co.


 Adams Co.


 Boone


 Bentonville


 Manchester
   Manchester


   Ginger Ridge  Rd.


   J.M.  Stuart
 2.4 km, 350 from Plant
Pararosaniline  73-74


Pararosaniline   74


Conductimetric  73-74


Conductimetric  73-74
   J.M.  Stuart
13.4 km, 28° from Plant

   J.M.  Stuart         Conductimetric   73-74
 8.7 km, 50° from Plant
 Gallia Co.   Gavin-Kyger-Sporn     Flame Photometric 73-74
              (OVEC) - 7 mi., 270°
              from Plant.
36-3080-006-H01  Ironton



SCIOTO COUNTY


36-4720-001-HOI  New Boston


36-5620-003-H01  Portsmouth


36-5620-007-H01  Portsmouth


36-5620-008-H01  Portsmouth
                  2120 S.  8th St.
                       Pararosaniline   73-74
                  3940 Gallia St.


                  Sewage Plant


                  740 Second  St.


                  4862 Gallia St.
                       Pararosaniline   73-74


                       Pararosaniline   73-74


                       Pararosaniline    74


                       Pararosaniline    74
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G.2.  AQCR 103 - Huntlngton-Ashland-Portsrnouth-Ironton
    a .
Summary of S02 Monitoring Sites - Page 2
  SAROAD No.

KENTUCKY

DP & L i#5


DP & L #6


'/JEST VIRGINIA

Henderson
            Location



        Beechwood


        Rectorville
    Site Address
             Data
Equipment  Submitted
J.M. Stuart           Conductimetric  73-74
3.9 km, 280°from Plant

J.M. Stuart           Conductimetric  73-74
8.4 km, 158°from Plant
                       Gavin-Kyger-Sporn   Flame Photometric 73-74
                       (AEP) - 9 mi., 203°
                       from Plant
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Gj2^J^OJ^Jj^jiJiujVtl^^                              Interstate-(P.  ^  of_2)_
                                    b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
  SAROAD
	NO.
ADAMS CO.
               UTM      UTM
             NORTHING EASTING
         1973 STATISTICS

      ANNUAL                 GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.  24-HR.   STD.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.  2nd MAX. DEV.
                                                                               1974 STATISTICS
                                           ANNUAL                  GEOM.
                                     TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.   24-HR.   STD.
                                      DBS. MEAN    MAX.   2nd  MAX.  DEV.
36-0040-002   4285.1   272.8

36-0040-007   4276.9   268.3

J.M. Stuart Sta. (DP + L)

Boone (11)    4282.2   265.3

Bentonville   4292.0   270.2
 (#3)
Manchester(#4)4285.8   270.6

GALLIA CO.
Gavin-Kyger-Sporn(OVEC)

Kerr          4307.7   390.8

LAWRjiNCjMX).

36-3080-006   4253.4   387.3
 57   28.8
8177  52.4

8444  26.2

6929  26.2
                                  58   21.0
                                               309
                                              204

                                              252

                                              105
              301
                     128
                     165

                     194

                     100
                                                      71
2.14
                             1.76
SCNM

SCNM



7026  52.4

8435  26.2

8187  26.2
                                                                      8240  39.3
         58   18.3
                      236

                      264

                      134
                                                    382
              79
207

189

123
                                                                                           215
79
                                                                   2.46
1.63
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G . 2 . AQfR 10 3 ^_ H
                                    b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
  SAROAO       UTM      UTM
   NO.       NORTHING EASTING
         1973 STATISTICS

      ANNUAL                 GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.   24-HR.   STD.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.   2nd MAX.  DEV.
                                                                               1974 STATISTICS
      ANNUAL                 GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.  24-HR.  STD.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.  2nd MAX. DEV.
SCIOTO COUNTY
36-4720-001   4290.9   331.8

36-5620-003   4288.5   328.3

36-5620-007   4287.8   328,0

36-5620-008   4291.0   332.0

KENTUCKY

J.M. Stuart Sta. (DP + L)

Beachwood (#5)4280.9   260.1

Rectorville   4272.4   267.9
Gavin-Kyger-Sporn (AEP)

Henderson     4394.3   396.6
 59   28.8    429     162     2.08

 56   18.3    183     178     1.66
8287  26.2    128    115

8328  52.4    225    212
 57   31.4

SCNM

 53   18.3

 55   20.9
8453  26.2

8574  52.4
270



144

136
230



97

92
244   186

134   118
                                     7977   39.3     183    157
2.28



1.68

1.77
                             1.99
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G.3.  AQCR - 124 - Metropolitan Toledo Interstate
     a.   Summary of SO? Monitoring Sites
         1) S02 Priority:  I
         2) Number of SIP  Proposed Sites  - Number of Federally Required
                Bubbler      Continuous        Bubbler      Continuous
                   57                52
         3) Counties in AQCR: Lucas Co.,  Monroe Co. (Mich.), Wood
         4) Operating Agencies: Toledo Pollution
                                of Michigan
         5) S02 Monitoring Sites
  SAROAD No.         Location
LUCAS CO.
36-5200-001-H01  Oregon
36-6600-001-A01  Toledo
           (POD
36-6600-006-H01  Toledo
 36-6600-007-H01  Toledo
 36-6600-009-H01  Toledo
 36-6600-081-HOI  Toledo
                   Site  Address

               4421  Bayshore
               635  Erie
               26 Main St.

               545  N.  Huron
               2754 Laskey Rd.
               Friendship Park
 Site  A
Toledo Edison  Water Street
                               Control, OEPA  (NWDO), State
                Data
  Equipment   Submitted
 Conductimetric  72-74
 Pararosaniline  72-73
 Cond,Col,Fl.     73-74
 Ph.,Paros.       72-74
Cond.,  Paros.     72-74
 Conductimetric  72-74
 Pararosaniline   74
 Conductimetric  72-74
 MONROE  CO.,  MICHIGAN
 23-3580-020      Monroe
 23-3580-021      Monroe
 23-3580-022      Monroe
 23-3600-008      Dundee
               100 W.  Elm St.
               800 E.  Newport Rd.
               1319 E. Front St.
               160 Main Street
 Coulometric     72-74
 Coulometric     72-74
 Coulometric      74
 Pararosaniline  72-74
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G.3. AQCR 124- Metrooolitan Toledo Interstate (P. 1 of 2)
SAROAD
NO.
LUCAS COUNTY
36-5200-001
36-6600-001
36-6600-006
36-6600-007
36-6600-009
36-6600-081
^Toledo Edison
Water Street
MICHIGAN
MONROE COUNTY
23-3580-020
23-3580-021
23-3580-022
UTM
NORTHING
4618.2
4614.6
4613.5
4614.5
4620.3
4621.2
HUM.O
4643.3
4653.1
4642.4
UTM
EASTING
296.7
288.9
289.3
289.2
283.0
294.0
-Z./I.O
300.5
304.0
302.6
b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS 1974 STATISTICS
ANNUAL GEOM. ANNUAL GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD. TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD.
OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV. OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV.
7736 88.5' 649 461 . 1.89 SCNM
24 14.3"' 36 31 1.32 SCNM
562,-S cl^-C) -^3 W\ (.1^ SCNM
8414 41.6 236 178 2.56 61 23.6 134 94 1-81
5872 73.6 367 314 2.H SCNM
59 28.8 128 128 1.98
41 42.1 168 141 SCNM
6997 41.0' 197 169 2.25 SCNM
7315 33.5 224 138 2.17 SCNM
SCNM
SCNM =  Sampling Criteria Not Met
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  :3.__AQCR  124  -  Metropolitan Toledo Interstate (P. 2 of 2)

                                    b. SO? MONITORING DATA SUMMARY


                                          1973 STATISTICS
                                              1974 STATISTICS
  SAROAO       UTM      UTM
    NO.       NORTHING EASTING
      ANNUAL
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.
 DBS. MEAN    MAX.
              GEOM.
      24-HR.   STD.
     2nd MAX.  DEV.
                    ANNUAL
              TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.
               OBS. MEAN    MAX.
                                     GEOM.
                             24-HR.   STD.
                            2nd MAX.  DEV.
40NROE  COUNTY  cont.
23-3600-008   4648.3    279.8
  59  14.9
84
33
1.33
23  18.5
66
                                                                                              63
                                                                  1.63
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6.4.  AQCR 173  - Metropolitan Dayton Intrastate

     a.  Summary of SO;? Monitoring Sites

         1) S02 Priority: II

         2) Number of SIP Proposed Sites - Number of Federally Required
                Bubbler      Continuous        Bubbler      Continuous
                                 1
                                           1
         3) Counties in AQCR: Clark, Darke, Green, Miami, Montgomery &
                              Preble

         4) Operating Agencies: Regional Air Pollution Control Agency
         5) S0£ Monitoring Sites
  SARQAD No.

CLARK COUNTY
Location
Site Address
Equipment
  Data
Submitted
 36-6380-001-G01  Springfield

 36-6380-002-G01  Springfield

 36-6380-003-G01  Springfield

 36-6380-004-G01  Springfield


 DARKE  COUNTY

 36-2640-001-GO!  Greenville


 GREENE COUNTY

 36-2040-001-GO!  Yellow Springs   Ironwood & Dayton

 36-2040-002-G01  Fairborn       2888 Karl  PI.

 36-7670-001-GO!  Wood City      WPAFB

 36-7720-001-G01  Xenia          1157 Monroe Dr.
           350 N. Fountain     Paros ,Coul,Col.   72-74

           1918 Mechanicsburg    Pararosanillne  72-74

           2430 Van Buren        Pararosaniline  72-74

           301 S. Fountain       Coulometric     73-74
           200 E. 3rd. St.
                  Pararosani11ne  73-74
                                 Pararosaniline   72-74

                                 Pararosaniline    73

                                 Pararosaniline  72 -74

                                 Pararosaniline   72-74
 MIAMI COUNTY

 36-5520-G03-G01   Piqua

 36-5520-002-G01   Piqua

 36-6680-001-GO!   Troy
            227 W. Water  St.

            E. Highway  #36

            110 Market
                   Pararosaniline   72-74

                   Colorimetric     73-74

                   Pararosani1ine   72-74
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6.4. AQCR 173 - Metropolitan Dayton Intrastate
     a.  Summary of S02 Monitoring Sites -(Page  2)
  SAROAD No.         Location       Site Address
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
36-1660-001-A01  Dayton
36-1660-015-G01  Dayton
36-1660-017-601  Dayton
26-1660-018-G01  Dayton
36-1660-019-G01  Dayton
36-1660-025-G01  Dayton
36-4280-001-GO!  Miamisburg
36-4280-002-G01  Miamisburg
36-4500-001-GO!  Montgomery
36-4550-001-GO!  Moraine

PREBLE COUNTY
36-1940-001-G01  Eaton
101 W.  3rd St.
214 Valley St.
317 Abbey Street
140 Monument
2100 Timberlane
451 W.  3rd St.
109 E.  Central
540 Richard
1791 Harshman
2728 Viking Lane


E. Sinclair
                                    Data
                       Equipment  Submitted
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline  72-74
Colorimetric    72-74
Colorimetric    72-74
Colorimetric     74
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline   74
Colorimetric     74
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline  73-74
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G.4. AQCR 173 - Metropolitan Dayton Intrastate (P. 1 of 3)
SAROAD
NO.
CLARK COUNTY
36-6380-001
36-6380-002
36-6380-003
36-6380-004
)ARKE COUNTY
36-2640-001
GREENE COUNTY
36-2040-001
36-2040-002
36-7670-001
36-7720-001
UTM
NORTHING
4423.5
4425.3
4421.8
4422.5
4441.7
4408.8
4406.6
4411.2
4398.4
UTM
EASTING
259.9
263.8
263.0
259.8
701.9
754.6
753.6
754.2
249.0
b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS
ANNUAL GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD.
DBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV.
SCNM
58 41.8 469 276 2.54
59 29.7 471 204 2.13
SCNM
44 30.9 136 133 2.26
54 25.2 369 146 1.96
SCNM
SCNM
57 38.2 376 192 2.49
TOTAL
OBS.
57
57
55
SCNM
58
57

52
57
1974 STATISTICS
ANNUAL
ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR.
MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX.
36.1 211 137
19.5 90 90
24.3 215 71

29.9 139 121
21.9 72 64

39.5 217 139
21.8 87 86
GEOM.
STD.
DEV.
2.14
1.70
1.92

2.15
1.81

2.27
1.82
            SCNM =  Sampling  Criteria  Not Met
o
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CJ.
G.4. AQCR 173 - Metropolitan Dayton Intrastate (P. 2 of 3)
SAROAD
NO.
MIAMI COUNTY
36-5520-003
36-5520-002
36-6680-001
UTM
NORTHING
4446.6
4446.9
4435.5
UTM
EASTING
734.9
735.8
738.5
b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS
ANNUAL GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD.
OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV.
57 45.6 470 276 2.68
SCNM
53 35.8 481 182 2.38
1974 STATISTICS
ANNUAL
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.
OBS. MEAN MAX.
59 23.0 81
SCNM
60 21.9 103
GEOM.
24-HR. STD.
2nd MAX. DEV.
81 1.87

89 1.83
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
36-1660-001
36-1660-015
36-1660-017
36-1660-018
36-1660-019
36-1660-025
36-4280-001
4404.6
4405.9
4402.2
4405.2
4410.7
4404.5
4391.3
740.4
741.9
736.3
760.7
740.2
739.8
732.8
SCNM
56 82.5 789 438 3.20
51 19.7 135 91 1.74
5132 58.6 225 184 2.25
SCNM

55 30.8 153 148 2.25
SCNM
54 49.0 205
61 18.1 76
SCNM
SCNM
SCNM
SCNM

181 2.64
67 1.64




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 G.4.  AQCR 173 -  Metropolitan  Dayton  Intrastate  (P.  3  of  3)
                                     b. SQ2 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY


                                          1973 STATISTICS
   SAROAD       UTM      UTM
    NO.        NORTHING EASTING
                ANNUAL                 GEOM.
          TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.  24-HR.  STD.
           OBS. MEAN    MAX.  2nd MAX. DEV.
                                             1974  STATISTICS

                                         ANNUAL                  GEOM.
                                   TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.   24-HR.   STD.
                                    OBS. MEAN     MAX.  2nd MAX.  DEV.
MONTGOMERY CO. cont.
36-4280-002   4392.3

36-4500-001   4408.5

36-4550-001   4399.5

PREBLE COUNTY
733.4

746.0

738.8
36-1940-001    4401.5   702.7
55   28.0   209
198
         56   30.1   121     117     2.11

        SCNM

2.10     60   24.0    91      85     1.90
            41    35.1    198      192      2.37      59    30.9    139      133      2.12
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G.5. AQCR 174    -  Metropolitan  Cleveland  Intrastate
      a.   Summary of $62 Monitoring Sites
         1) S02 Priority:   I
         2) Number of SIP  Proposed Sites  - Number of  Federally  Required
                Bubbler      Continuous         Bubbler      Continuous
                  22
n
         3) Counties in AQCR:  Cuyahoga,  Geauga,  Lake,  Lorain, Medina,   Portage,
                              Stark &  Summit.
         4) Operating Agencies:  Lake Co.  Lorain,Akron,  Canton,  Cleveland DAPC
         5) SOg Monitoring Sites
  SAROAD No.         Location       Site Address
                                8911  Euclid  Ave
                                8911  Euclid  Ave.
                                8911  Euclid  Ave.
                                East  152  & St. Clair
                                3701  E.  77th & Marble
                                17100 Harvard
                                16210 Lorain Ave.
                                 4749 Broadway
                                 4749 Broadway
                                 West 25th & Denison
                                 4125 Fulton
                                 1910 W.  Blvd.
                                 E.  55th  & St. Clair
                                 E.  55th  & St. Clair
                                 2785 Broadway
                                 2785 Broadway
                                 2785 Broadway
CUYAHOGA COUNTY
36-1300-001-A01
36-1 300-001 -HOI
36-1300-001-P01
36-1300-003-H01
36-1300-005-H01
36-1300-006-H01
36-1300-007-H01
36-1300-008-HOT
36-1300-008-H05
36-1200-009-H01
36-1200-010-H01
36-1300-011-H01
36-1300-012-H01
36-1300-012-H05
36-1300-013-H01
36-1300-013-H02
36-1300-013-H05

Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
Clevel and
Cleveland
Cleveland
                    Data
      Equipment   Submitted
     Pararosaniline  72-73
     Pararosaniline  72-74
     Pararosaniline  73-74
     Pararosaniline  72-74
     Pararosaniline  72-74
     Pararosaniline  72-74
     Pararosaniline  72-74
     Pararosaniline  72-74
     Pararosaniline   74
     Pararosaniline  72-74
     Pararosaniline  72-74
     Pararosaniline  72-74
     Pararosaniline   74
     Pararosaniline   74
     Paros.,Color.   72-74
     Colorimetric     73
     Pararosaniline   74
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G.5. AQCR 174 - Metropolitan Cleveland Intrastate
     a.  Summary of SQ2 Monitoring Sites (Page 2)
  SAROAD No.         Location       Site Address
CUYAHQGA CO. cont.
36-1300-017-H01  Cleveland
36-1300-020-H01  Cleveland
36-1300-021-H01  Cleveland
36-1300-026-H01  Cleveland
36-1300-026-H05  Cleveland
36-1300-027-H01  Cleveland
36-1300-027-H05  Cleveland
36-1300-029-H01  Cleveland
36-1300-031-H01  Cleveland
36-1300-033-H01  Cleveland
36-1300-080-A05   Cleveland

GEAUGA  COUNTY
36-1160-001-G01   Chardon
36-2380-002-G03   Geauga Co.
LAKE COUNTY
 36-7380-001-G02   Wickliffe
 36-7480-001-G02   Willowick
                E. 105th & Superior
                W. 98th St. & Almira
                5100 Biddulph
                4150 E. 49th St.
                4150 E. 49th St.
                2200 W. 28th St.
                2200 W. 49th St.
                1365 E. 12th St.
                2600 Hamilton
                E. 22nd &  Woodland
                E. 22nd &  Woodland
                 151  Chardon
                 9421  Bainbridge


                 29240 Euclid
                 301  E.  29 3rd St,
 Site A
 Site B
 Site C
 Site D.
 Site E
Diamond Shamrock Brine Resevoir
Diamond Shamrock Tech Center
Diamond Shamrock West
Diamond Shamrock East
Diamond Shamrock Upstream
                                                    Data
                                      Equipment   Submitted
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline   72
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline   74
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline   74
Pararosaniline  72-74
Colorimetric    72-73
Col,Coul.,Paros. 72-74
Colorimetric     72
Pararosaniline   72-74
Pararosaniline   73-74
 Pararosaniline   72-74
 Pararosaniline   73-74
 Pararosaniline   72-74
 Pararosaniline   72-74
 Pararosaniline   73-74
 Pararosaniline   72-74
 Pararosaniline   73-74
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G.5. AQCR 174 - Metropolitan Cleveland Intrastate
     a.  Summary of 502 Monitoring Sites (Page 3)
    SAROAD No.          Location        Site Address
 LORAIN COUNTY
 36-3620-002-H02  Lorain
 36-3620-004-H01  Lorain
 36-3620-005-H01  Lorain
 36-3620-007-H02  Lorain
 36-3620-010-HQ2  Lorain
 36-3620-012-H02  Lorain

 MEDINA COUNTY
 36-4140-001-HOT  Medina

 PORTAGE  COUNTY
 36-5680-001-HOI  Ravenna
                         Palm Ave. & 31  St.
                         329 10th St.
                         329 10th St.
                         300 Longfellow Pk.
                         200 W. Erie St.
                         200 W. Erie St.
                                                             Data
                                                Equipment  Submitted
                                     Pararosaniline  73-74
                                     Pararosaniline  73-74
                                     Pararosaniline   73
                                     Pararosaniline  73-74
                                     Coulometric      74
                                     Pararosaniline   74
                         County Court House   Pararosaniline   74
                         County Court House   Pararosaniline  72-74
 STARK COUNTY
 36-0100-
 36-1000-
 36-1000-
 36-1000-
 36-1000-
 36-1000-
 36-1000-
 36-4040-
 36-6400-
 36-6400-
001-H02
001-A01
001-H02
001-P01
003-H02
008-H01
•014-H02
•001-H02
•001-H03
•002-H03
Alliance
Canton
Canton
Canton
Canton
Canton
Canton
Massillon
Stark County
Stark County
321 N. Franklin
City Hall
City Hall
City Hall
2710 Coventry
3900 Frazer Ave
1379 Garfield
340 1st  St.
5300 Richville
6355 Reno NE
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline   72
Paros.,  Coul.    72-74
Pararosaniline   73
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline   74
Pararosaniline  72-74
Pararosaniline  72-74
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G.5. AQCR 174 - Metropolitan  Cleveland  Intrastate
a . Summary of S02 Monitoring Sites (Page
SAROAD No.
SUMMIT COUNTY
36-0060-001 -A01
36-0060-002-H01
36-0060-003-H01
36-0060-004-H01
36-0060-005-H01
36-0060-006-H01
36-0060-01 3-H01
36-0060-01 4-H01
36-0060-014-P01
36-0360-001 -HOI
Location
Akron
Akron
Akron
Akron
Akron
Akron
Akron
Akron .
Akron
Barberton
4)
Site Address
821
Coburn St.
2140 13th Street
333
985
166
80
E.
177
177
489
Rampart
Gorge Bl
S. High
Brittain
Exchange
Ave.
vd.
St.
Rd.
St.
S. Broadway
S. Broadway
Hopocan

Equipment
Pararosani
Pararosani
Pararosani
Pararosani
Pararosani
Pararosani
Data
Submitted
1
1
1
1
1
1
ine
i
i
i
i
i
ne
ne
ne
ne
ne
Conductimetric
Pararosani
Pararosani
Pararosani
1
1
1
i
i
i
ne
ne
ne
72-73
72-74
73
72-74
72-73
72-74
72-74
72-74
73-74
72-74
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G.5. AQCR 174 - Metropolitan Cleveland



b.
Intrastate (P
. 1 of 6)


S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS
SAROAD
NO.
UTM
NORTHING
UTM
EASTING
TOTAL
OBS.
ANNUAL
ARITH.
MEAN
24-HR.
MAX.
24-HR.
2nd MAX.
GEOM.
STD.
DEV.
1974 STATISTICS
ANNUAL
TOTAL ARITH.
OBS. MEAN
24-HR.
MAX.
24-HR.
2nd MAX.
;UYAHOGA COUNTY
36-1300-001
36-1300-003
36-1300-005
36-1300-006
36-1300-007
36-1300-008
36-1300-009
36-1300-010
36-1300-011
36-1300-012
36-1300-013
36-1300-017
4594.7
4600 . 1
4589.3
4588.6
4589.0
4591.3
4588.7
4588.1
4592.0
4396.8
4592.4
4596.6
447.9
452.1
446.4
452.9
432.0
445.1
441.4
439.6
437.2
445.6
433.8
448.6
63
60
78
66
76
71
86
73
81
78
68
71
45.4
22.6
46.9
33.2
34.8
60.5
49.5
43.6
49.4
42.1
53.4
45.5
131
113
184
136
184
187
227
317
239
179
259
174
108
102
152
109
128
161
181
184
215
119
208
164
2.13
1.86
2.18
2.09
2.22
2.25
2.47
2.36
2.39
2.16
2.36
2.21
68 57.1
TI W.o
81 42.3
SCNM
45 33.7
70 82.4
71 51.1
74 34.0
72 48.6
78 68.5
73 77.0
£.S 5^.o
181
136
147

176
235
276
185
167
255
356
170
147
Ml
140

169
193
173
150
147
244
238
W
GEOM.
STD.
DEV.
2.11
Z.Vfc
2.09

2.21
2.40
2.40
2.09
2.35
2.20
2.61
'J.it
~J
H--
. 1
              SCNM  -  Sampling Criteria Not Met
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G.5. AQCR 174 - Metropolitan Cleveland



b.
Intrastate (P
. 2 of 6)


SOg MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS
SAROAD
NO.
:UYAHOGA CO.
36-1300-021
36-1300-024
36-1300-026
36-1300-027
36-1300-029
36-1300-033
36-1300-033
;EAUGA COUNTY
36-1160-001
36-2380-002
LAKE COUNTY
36-1880-002
UTM
NORTHING
cont.
4586.6
4591.5
4588.2
45*#/c.
4594.8
4593.5
4593.5
4604.1
4581.6
4610.8
UTM
EASTING
439.7
449.1
444.8
441.2
442.6
443.5
443.5
486.8
474.4
463.5
TOTAL
OBS,
78
69
74
81
66
71

50
SCNM
60
ANNUAL
ARITH.
MEAN
43.2
41.3
78.3
50.3
48.3
37.6

23.5

37.3
24-HR.
MAX,
241
140
414
198
204
245

95

177
24-HR.
2nd MAX,
202
134
212
173
194
122

81

124
GEOM.
STD.
DEV.
2.22
2.20
2.56
2.43
2.28
2.28

1.83

2.37
1974 STATISTICS
TOTAL
OBS.
59
SCNM
70
73
72
67
6265
58
61
54
ANNUAL
ARITH.
MEAN
42.1

84.1
62.4
73.1
84.0
99.5
28.8
47.6
39.7
24-HR.
MAX.
149

289
255
413
312
513
164
217
208
24-HR.
2nd MAX.
132

287
211
334
296
325
100
183
123
GEOM.
STD.
DEV.
2.15

2.54
2.49
2.70
2.47
2.36
2.04
2.52
2.28
CO
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G.5 Al]CR 174
SAROAD
NO.
LAKE COUNTY
36-3280-001
36-3280-002
36-3280-003
36-3280-004
36-5320-002
36-7380-001
36-7480-001
- Metropol
itan Cleveland Intrastata (P. 3 of 6)
UTM UTM
NORTHING EASTING
cont.
4629.7
4514.8
4621.8
4624.2
4618.7
4605.9
4608.7
494.8
485.8
483.7
496.2
479.8
460.5
460.2
b. SO? MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS 1974 STATISTICS
ANNUAL GEOM. ANNUAL GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD. TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD.
OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV. OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV.
SCNM
SCNM
60 48.9 156 155 2.01 56 30.8 161 112 2.15
57 35.9 190 113 2.13 ,$CWl'A
62 58.2 175 152 2.05 £- MM
54 25.3 89 88 1.94 £u 38.8 163 131 2.27
SCNM 51 42.1 174 121 2.40
Jiamond Shamrock Corp.
Brine Resvoi
Tech Center
West
East
r 4621.6
4621.8
4622.8
4623.1
478.7
477.6
477.7
480.0
SCNM 144 41.6 143 128
SCNM 143 28.7 345 137
SCNM 145 43.1 198 131
SCNM 141 60.8 308 288
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   SAROAD        UTM      UTM
__JJO_^	NORTHING  EASTING

Diamond Shamrock cont.

Upstrediii      4622.0   479.7

LORAI_N COUNTY

36-J620-002   4587.7   406.7

36-3620-004   4590.4   400.8

36-3620-005   4580.4   400.8

36-3620-007   4591.7   403.5

36-3630-010   4591.8   400.7

36-3620-012   4591.8   400.7

MEDINA COUNTY

36-4140-001   4553.7   427.2
  rid 1 n tr_aslatc  [P ._4_ _of 6)_

   *L S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY


         1973 STATISTICS

      ANNUAL                 GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.  24-HR.  STD.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.   2nd MAX. DEV.
                                              1974 STATISTICS

                                           ANNUAL                 GEOM.
                                     TOTAL  ARITH. 24-HR.   24-HR.   STD.
                                      OBS.  MEAN    MAX.   2nd MAX.  DEV.
36-5680-001    4555.9   479.5
SCNM



SCNM

SCNM

SCNM

SCNM
 55   32.3   126
                      114
2.22
                                      141    36.8   173
                                     SCNM
                                    SCNM

                                    SCNM



                                    SCNM
                                                                        56   19.9
77
                              162
76
1.71
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fi b AfifR 174 Metropolitan Cleveland 1 n^U^sla^Lil^JLol-il
U . J . jUyUIS 	 LU3 	 1—— 	 — 	
SAROAD UTM UTM
NO. NORTHING EASTING
STARK COUNTY
36-0100-001
36-1000-001
36-1000-003
36-1000-008
36-1000-014
36-4040-001
36-6400-001
36-6400-002
iUMMIT COUNTY
36-0060-001
36-0060-002
36-0060-003

4530.5
4516.0
4520.0
4522.8
4515.5
4516.0
4512.2
4521.9
4549.8
4544.0
4551.7

492.2
468.3
471.1
468.3
464.1
456.4
461.3
476.8
455.7
453.1
452.0
b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS
ANNUAL GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD.
OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV.


30 15.7 42 39 1.45
31 28.8 113 94 2.13
SCNM
30 39.3 126 73 1.99

30 26.2 115 76 2.03
31 23.6 65 65 1.80
SCNM
57 54.4 300 200 2.37
SCNM
1974 STATISTICS
TOTAL
OBS.

51
56
56
52
58
52
49
57

59
ANNUAL
ARITH.
MEAN

44.5
21.0
?3.6
23.6
18.3
36.7
21.0
18.3

44.5
24-HR.
MAX.

170
100
136
86
94
157
86
73

169
24-HR.
2nd MAX.

160
52
73
66
66
141
73
66

123
GEOM.
STD.
DEV.

2.18
1.69
1.80
1.82
1.52
2.08
1.77
1.56

2.19
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c.
c.
G.5, AQCR 174 - Metropolitan



SAROAO UTM UTM
NO. NORTHING EASTING
SUMMIT COUNTS cont.
36-0060-004 4550.3 458.9
36-0060-005 4547.6 456.5
36-0060-006 4545.8 460.7
36-0060-013 4547.6 456.6
36-0060-014 4547.6 456.6
36-0360-001 4540.7 448.9
Cleveland Intrastate (P. 6 of 6)
b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS 1974 STATISTICS
ANNUAL GEOM. ANNUAL GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD. TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD.
OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. OEV. OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV.

58 71.1 200 155 2.26 53 41.9 111 105 2.22
SCNM
58 42.2 155 136 2.38 56 26.8 148 109 2.00
6708 55.4 132 110 3.36 SCNM
51 43.5 136 130 2.40 45 52.9 150 140 2.41
54 40.0 190 177 2.49 56 28.9 114 108 2.09
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G.6.
      AQCR - 175 - Mansfield - Marion Intrastate

      a.   Summary of SO? Monitoring Sites

      1)   S02 Priority:  II

      2)   Number of SIP Proposed Sites - Number of Federally Required

          Bubbler     Continuous         Bubbler     Continuous
                         T
                                                         1
      3)  Counties in AQCR:  Ashland, Crawford, Holmes, Knox, Marion,
                             Morrow, Rich!and, Wayne, Wyandot

      4)  Operating Agencies:  Mansfield, NEDO, NWDO

      5)  SO^ Monitoring Sites
   SAROAD No.

WAYNE COUNTY
                    Location
Site Address
Equipment
  Data
Submitted
36-7160-001-H03     Doylestown     Harvey Shcool

PACKAGING CORPORATION - MORTON SALT
36-5780-001-J02


36-5780-002-J02

36-5780-003-J02

36-5780-004-J02


36-5780-065-J02


36-5780-006-002
                                   Benner Rd.
                                   and  Route 94
                                                     Pararosaniline    72-74
                  Pararosaniline    74-75
                                   Doylestown Road   Pararosaniline

                                   Industrial St.    Pararosaniline
                                   30 N. Main St.
                                   (City Hall)

                                   Metzger Avenue
                                   (Water Tower)

                                   E. Sunset Drive
                                   (American Legion)
                  Pararosaniline


                  Pararosaniline


                  Pararosaniline
                  74-75

                  74-75

                  74-75


                  74-75


                  74-75
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         G.6.  AOCR  175-  Mansfield-Marion  Intrastate (P. 1 of 1)
          SAROAD
           NO.
  UTM      UTM
NORTHING EASTING
         WAYNE  COUNTY
         36-7160-001
         36-5780-001

         36-5780-002

         36-5780-003

         36-5780-004

         36-5780-005

         36-5780-006
  4535.8   441.2
  4536.1   436.8

  4535.7   435.0

  4535.9   434.3

  4536.1   433.1

  4533.7   434.1

  4536.7   434.9
                                            b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
         1973 STATISTICS

      ANNUAL                 GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.   24-HR.   STD.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.   2nd MAX.  DEV.
                       1974 STATISTICS

                    ANNUAL                 GEOM.
              TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.   24-HR.   STD.
               OBS. MEAN    MAX.   2nd MAX.  DEV.
   60   24.3   103
94
1.90  SCNM
      235   26.3   141      121    1.92

      236   21.9   103       98    1.71

      236   27.0   153      153    1.94

      137   24.3   145      122    1.88

      195   35.3   333      314    2.24
        SCNM -  Sampling Criteria Not Met
-o
re
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G. 7. AQCR - 176 - Metropolitan Columbus Intrastate
     a.  Summary of SO? Monitoring Sites
         1) S02 Priority: III
         2) Number of SIP Proposed Sites - Number of Federally Required
                Bubbler      Continuous        Bubbler      Continuous
                   6"3                1              0
         3) Counties in AQCR: Delaware, Fairfield, Franklin, Licking, Madison,
                              Perry, Pickaway and Union
         4) Operating Agencies:  OEPA (CDO)
         5) S02 Monitoring Sites
  SAROAD No.         Location       Site Address
FRANKLIN COUNTY
36-1460-001-A01  Columbus
36-1460-001-F01  Columbus
36-1460-001-P01  Columbus
36-1460-010-F02  Columbus
36-1460-010-F01  Columbus
36-1460-012-F01  Columbus
36-1460-015-F01  Columbus

PICKAWAY COUNTY
181 S. Washington
181 S. Washington
181 S. Washington
1780 Windsor
1780 Windsor
Fairground
395 E. Capital
Pickaway Plant   Pickaway Co.   Lockbourne
                                     Data
                       Equipment   Submitted
  Pararosaniline  72-73
  Paros., Coul.    73-74
  Pararosaniline  73-74
  Coulometric     72-73
  Pararosaniline   74
  Pararosaniline   74
  Pararosaniline   74

Flame Photometric 73-74
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C.
c.
re
         SAROAD       UTM      UTH
          NO.       NORTHING EASTING
       36-1460-001    4425.8

       36-1460-010    4429.1

       36-1460-012    4429.4

       36-1460-015    4425.2

       PICKAWAY COUNTY
329.2

332.5

329.4

329.8
       Pickaway Plant
        (C&SOE)

       Lockbourne
                                           b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
         T973 STATISTICS

      ANNUAL
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.  24-HR.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.  2nd MAX.
                                      STD.
                                      DEV.
SCNM

SCNM
           187   52.4   545
                      385
                                                                                      1974 STATISTICS
      ANNUAL
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.
                                                                 GEOM.
                                                         24-HR.  STD.
                                                        2nd MAX. DEV.
 6745  34.0

 SCNM

 SCNM

 SCNM
                                                   113
99
1.97
  180    33.6    328
                                                            257
      SCNM - Sampling Criteria Not Met
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6.8. AQCR 177 - Northwest Ohio Intrastate

     a.  Summary of S02 Monitoring Sites

         1) S02 Priority:  I-

         2) Number of SIP Proposed Sites - Number of Federally Required
                Bubbler      Continuous        Bubbler      Continuous
                   52                52

         3) Counties in AQCR: Allen, Auglaize, Champaign, Defiance, Fulton,
            Hancock, Hardin, Henry, Logan, Mercer, Paulding, Putnam, Shelby,
            Van Wert, Williams
         4) Operating Agencies: OEPA  (MWDO, SWDO)


         5) S02 Monitoring Sites

                                                                     Data
  SAROAD No.         Location       Site Address       Equipment    Submitted

ALLEN COUNTY

36-3460-001-F01   Lima           E.  Market & Central   Pararosaniline    75

DEFIANCE COUNTY

36-1700-001-F01   Defiance       1206 E.  2nd St.       Pararosaniline    75

HANCOCK COUNTY

36-2160-001-F01   Findlay        720 S.  Main          Pararosaniline    75

HENRY COUNTY

36-4660-001-GO!   Napoleon       703 W.  Perry St.      Pararosaniline    75

36-4660-002-F01   Napoleon       Haller Memorial
                                  Hospital            Coulometric       75
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                                                         of
           SAROAD
            NO.
  UTM      UTM
NORTHING EASTING
         ALLEN COUNTY

         36-3460-001    4513.8   744.7

         DEFIANCE COUNTY

         36-1700-001    4573.5   722.6

         HANCOCK COUNTY
         36-2160-001    4545.7    277.2

         HENRY  COUNTY
         36-4660-001    4585.9    740.4

         36-4660-002    4586.0    740.3
                                             b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
                                                   1973 STATISTICS
      ANNUAL
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.
         GEOM.
 24-HR.  STD.
2nd MAX. DEV,
         1974 STATISTICS

      ANNUAL                 GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.  24-HR.  STD.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.  2nd MAX. DEV.
CO
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G. 9. AQCR - 178 - Northwest Pennsylvania-Youngstown Ohio
     a.__  Summary of SO;? Monitoring Sites
         1) S02 Priority: II
         2) Number of SIP Proposed Sites - Number of Federally Required
                Bubbler      Continuous        Bubbler      Continuous
                   6             2               \
         3) Counties in AQCR:  Ashtabula, Mahoning,  Trumbull

         4) Operating Agencies: Mahoning- Trumbull, OEPA (NEDO)
                                               0
         5) S02 Monitoring Sites
  SAROAD No.
MAHONING COUNTY
36-0960-001-101
36-7760-001-AOI

36-7760-001-P01
36-7760-003-101
36-7760-004-101
36-7760-006-102
36-7760-007-101

TRUMBULL COUNTY
    Location

Campbell
Youngstown

Youngstown
Youngstown
Youngstown
Youngstown
Youngstown
36-7020-001-H01  Warren
36-7020-002-101  Warren
36-7020-004-101  Warren
    Site Address
City Hall
C.H. Boardman &
 Phelps
C.H. Boardman &
Phelps
Fire Station #13
Fire Station #9
Superior & Oakland
Central Tower
               160 High Street
               1700 Atlantic
               141 South Street
               Data
 Equipment   Submitted
Pararosaniline  73-74
Pararosaniline  72-73

Pararosaniline  73-74
Pararosaniline   74
Pararosaniline   74
Pararosaniline  73-74
Colorimetric    73-74
                      Pararosaniline   74
                      Pararosaniline  73-74
                      Pararosaniline   74
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         G.9. AQCR 178- Northwest Pennsylvania-Youngstown, Ohio  (P. 1 of 1)

                                            b. $02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY


                                                  1973 STATISTICS

                                               ANNUAL                 GEOM.
          SAROAO       UTM      UTM      TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.  24-HR.  STD.
           NO.       NORTHING EASTING     OBS. MEAN    MAX.  2nd MAX. DEV.
                                                         1974 STATISTICS

                                                     ANNUAL                  GEOM.
                                               TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.  24-HR.   STD.
                                                OBS. MEAN    MAX.  2nd MAX.  DEV.
c.
c
CO
o
         MAHONJJ1G..COUNT Y

         36-0960-001  4546.9

         36-7760-001  4549.6

         36-7760-003  4546.8

         36-7760-004  4545.3

         36-7760-006  4551.5

         36-7760-007  4549.7

         TRUMBULL COUNTY

         36-7020-001  4564.9

         36-7070-002  4565.8

         36-7020-004  4564.6
 534.0

529.2

527.3

531.8

427.7

529.4




515.1

517.1

515.3
        SCNM = Sampling Criteria Not Met
SCNM

SCNM
SCNM

SCNM
SCNM
  61  122.3  393     333     1.94

SCNM

SCNM

SCNM

 57   124.9  497     359     2.23

8486  93.7   479     285     2.64




SCNM

 58   52.8   239     198     1.95

SCNM
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 G.10 AQCR  179  -  Parkersburg West Virginia-Marietta, Ohio

     a.  Summary of SO? Monitoring Sites

         1)  S02  Priority:  I

         2)  Number of  SIP  Proposed Sites  - Number  of  Federally  Required
                 Bubbler       Continuous         Bubbler      Continuous
                   14                 10

         3}  Counties  in AQCR:  Athens,  Meigs,  Morgan,  Washington


         4)  Operating  Agencies:OEPA  (SEDO)
          5)  S02 Monitoring Sites

   SAROAD No.          Location       Site Address

ATHENS COUNTY

Poston Plant (C&SOE)
 EMS 1               2.1km, 85° from plant

Gavin-Kyger-Sporn Plant (OVEC)
 Coolvilie           26 miles, 22.5° from plant

MEIGS COUNTY

Gavin-Kyger-Sporn Plant
 Wolfpen             11 miles, North of plant
 Five Points

 Dorcas

MORGAN COUNTY
16 miles, 45° from plant

16.5 miles, 67.5° from plant
Muskingum Plant (AEP)
 Hackney             4.27km, 39° from plant

WASHINGTON COUNTY

Muskingum Plant (AEP)
 Beverly             55.22km, 141° from plant

WEST VIRGINIA

Gavin-Kyger-Sporn Plant (OVEC)
 Lakin               4 miles, 22.50 fr0m plant
 Mason

 flew Haven
9.5 miles, 45° from plant

5 miles, 67.5° from plant
                                                 Data
                                   Equipment   Submitted
                                 Flame Photometric 73-74
                                 Flame Photometric 73-74
Flame Photometric 73-74

Flame Photometric 73-74

Flame Photometric 73-74
                                  Conductimetric
                   74
                                  Conductimetric   73-74
Flame Photometric 73-74

Flame Photometric 73-74

Flame Photometric 73-74
                                                                      U I
                                                     . <*» <> 4
                                                   „•«•  ( O JL
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G. 10 AQCR 179  -  Parkersburg West Virginia-Marietta,  Ohio

     a .   Summary of S02 Monitoring Sites - (page 2)
                                                                     Data
   SAROAD No.          Location       Site Address       Equipment    Submitted

WEST VIRGINIA  cont.

Gavin-Kyger-Sporn Plant  (OVEC) cont.
 Mount AHo          14 miles, 135° from plant        Flame  Photometric  73-74

 Neptune             24 miles, 45° from plant         Flame  Photometric  73-74
                                                                         •JIM; 732
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                                    b.  S02  MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
                                                                         of
  SAROAD


A1HLNS COUNTY
               UTM      UTM
             NORTHING EASTING
Poston Plant (C&SOE)
  EMS 1       4358.8
       400.5
Gavin-Kyger-Sporn  Plant(OVEC)
  Coolvilie   4346.4   418.1

M_E_1GS COL)_NJY

Gavin-Kyger-Sporn Plant(OVEC)
  Wolfpen     4325.4   402.1

Five Points   432b.9   420.3

Dorcas        4317.9   427.6

MORGAN JCOUNTY

Muskinqum Plant(AEP)
  Hackney     4335.6   444.3

WASHINGTUN COUNTY

Muskirujuiii I-' 1 Jut (AEP)
  Beverly     4378.2   444.9
                          1973  STATISTICS

                      ANNUAL                  GEOM.
                 TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.   24-HR.   STD.
                 OBS. MEAN     MAX.   2nd MAX.  DEV.
                                              1974 STATISTICS   .

                                           ANNUAL                 GEOM.
                                     TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.   24-HR.  STD.
                                      OBS.  MEAN    MAX.   2nd MAX.  DEV.
SCMM
                                                                      SCNM
                                                      8065  52.4
                                                     6496   28.8
                                                     7355   28.8
                                                    243
                                                                                            238
                                                    188    138
                                                    350    198
1.97
                                                      7405  44.5     196     194      2.33

                                                      5560  31.4     136      86      1.97

                                                      7899  44.5     202    196      1.95
                                                                                                    2.68
                                                                                                    2.84
SCMM
Criteria Not Met
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G.10.AQCR 179 Parkersburg, West Virginia- Marietta,0h Interstate (P. 2 of 2)



SAROAD UTM UTM
NO. NORTHING EASTING
WEST VIRGINIA
Gavin-Kyger-Sporn Plant(OVEC)
Lakin 4313.7 404.6
Mason 4318.5 412.9
New Haven 4310.8 409.5
Mount Alto 4291.8 418.0
Neptune 4335.0 429.4
b. $02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS 1974 STATISTICS
ANNUAL GEOM. ANNUAL GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD. TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD.
OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV. OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV.


8003 41.9 230 207 .2.00
5646 47.1 225 209 2.06
7316 39.3 243 165 1.91
6508 47,1 209 179 2.05
8006 55.0 223 188 1<88
cc
Ik -
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G.11  AQCR  180  -  Sandusky  Intrastate
     a.   Summary of SO? Monitoring Sites
         1) S02 Priority:    III
         2) Number of SIP  Proposed Sites - Number of Federally Required
                Bubbler      Continuous        Bubbler      Continuous
                   20                10
         3) Counties in AQCR:  Erie, Huron, Ottawa,  Sandusky, Seneca

         4) Operating Agencies:   QEPA  (NWDO)
         5) S02 Monitoring Sites
                                                                     Data
  SAROAD No.         Location       Site Address       Equipment   Submitted
ERIE COUNTY
36-5960-001      Sandusky          2130 Hayes  Ave.     Pararosaniline   75
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G_._n.  AQCR 180 - Sandusky Intrastate (P.  1  of  1)
                                    b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY


                                          1973 STATISTICS
                                              1974 STATISTICS
  SAROAD       UTM      UTM
   NO.       NORTHING EASTING
      ANNUAL
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.
         GEOM.
 24-HR.  STD.
2nd MAX. DEV.
      ANNUAL
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.
         GEOM.
 24-HR.  STD.
2nd MAX. DEV.
ERIE COUNTY
36-5960-001   4588.2    356.9
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 G.12 AQCR 181  - Metropolitan Steubenville-Weirton-Wheeling
      a.  Summary of SO? Monitoring Sites
          1) S02 Priority:   I
          2) Number of SIP Proposed Sites - Number of Federally Required
                 Bubbler      Continuous        Bubbler      Continuous
                    51                31
          3) Counties in AQCR:   Belmont, Columbiana, Jefferson, Monroe

          4) Operating Agencies:  NOVAA
           5) S0£ Monitoring Sites
   SAROAD  No.         Location
BELMONT COUNTY
36-3980-002-101   Martins Ferry
COLUMBIANA COUNTY
36-1900-001-101   East Liverpool
36-5940-001-101   Salem
36-5940-006-101   Salem
Radio Hall(OED)   East Liverpool
JEFFERSON COUNTY
36-3160-008-102  Jefferson Co.
36-3160-011-101   Jefferson Co.
36-3160-012-101   Jefferson Co.
36-6420-001-A01   Steubenville
36-6420-001-P01   Steubenville
36-6420-001-101   Steubenville
36-6420-012-101   Steubenville
   Site Address

City Hall

City Hall
Red Cross
City Hall
Sammis Plant

Helmick Residence
Brilliant
Brilliant
308 Market St.
308 Market St.
308 Market St.
814 Adams  St.
               Data
  Equipment   Submitted
Pararosaniline   73-74

Pararosaniline   73-74
Pararosaniline    73
Pararosaniline   73-74
Conduct! metric   71-74

Pararosaniline   73-74
Pararosani1ine    73
Pararosaniline    74
Pararosaniline    72-73
Pararosaniline   73-74
Pararosaniline    73
Paros. , Coul.      74
MONROE COUNTY
36-4460-001-102  Monroe Co.
Clarington
Pararosaniline   73-74
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G.12  AQCR 181  - Metropolitan  Steubenville-Weirton-Wheeling
     a ^ _Symmary nf Sf)g Mnnitnring  Sitps  -(page  2)
   SAROAD No.         Location
PENNSYLVANIA
Cardinal-Tidd Plants (AEP)
Meadow Croft13.04km,  82° from plant
WEST VIRGINIA
Sammis Plant (OED)
 New Manchester   4.35km, 330° from plant
 New Cumberland
Cardinal-Tidd Plants (AEP)
 Wellsburg        4.02km, 52° from plant
                    Site Address
 Fowlertown
 Bethany
 Power
 7.56km,  70° from plant.
 8.53km,  117° from plant
 4.83km,  1900 from plant
Berber Plant(OED)
 FnzzeTlMoundsville
                Data
  Equipment   Submitted
                                     Flame Photometric   74
 Conductimetric   71-74
 Cond.,  Flame
  Photometric     71-74
Flame Photometric  74
Flame Photometric  74
Flame Photometric 73-74
Flame Photometric 73-74
 White Latch
 Cable T.V.
 WEIF Hill
                                      Conductimetric   71-73
Moundsville  2.25km,  55.70 from plant Conductimetric   71-73
             4.62km,  56.6° from plant Conductimetric   73-74
            1.63km, 255° from plant   Conductimetric   71-74
                                                                      •:-v-i 733
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         G.I2. AQCR 181 - Metropolitan SteubenviTie-Weirton (P.  1  of 3)
                                             b. $02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
                                                   1973 STATISTICS

                                                ANNUAL                 GEOM.
                                          TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.  24-HR.  STD.
                                           DBS. MEAN    MAX.  2nd MAX. DEV.
           SAROAD       UTM      UTM
            NO.        NORTHING EASTING
         1974 STATISTICS

      ANNUAL                 GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.  24-HR.  STD.
 DBS. MEAN    MAX.  2nd MAX. DEV.
         BELMONT COUNTY

         36-3980-002   4436.6   521.6

         COLUMBIANA COUNTY

         36-1900-001   4496.4   535.4

         36-5940-001   4523.0   512.9

         36-5940-006   4527.4   508.1

         Sammis Plant(OE)

         Radio Hill

         JEFFERSON COUNTY
         36-3160-008   4457.4   532.2

         36-3160-011   4455.4   533.6

         36-3160-012   4457.2   532.1

         36-6420-001   4467.7   532.6
                                           50   69.2    299    209     2.23



                                           55   107.3   358    340     2.08

                                          SCNM

                                          SCNM



                                          269   47.1    497    392     3.75



                                           46   65.2    227    192     1.86

                                          SCNM

                                          SCNM

                                          317   123.4   432    403     1.98
 58   65.0    187    169     2.27
 61   89.4    400    316     2.32
 57   53.8    276    123     1.99
330   44.5    288    288     2.97
SCNM
SCNM
<.".'.
r;
         SCNM = Sampling Criteria Not Met
CO
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G_J2_ AQCR 181 - Metropolitan SteubenviHe-Weirton (P. 2 of 3)

                                     b. $02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY


                                          1973 STATISTICS
   SAROAO       UTM      UTM
    NO.        NORTHING EASTING
       ANNUAL                  GEOM.
 TOTAL  ARITH.  24-HR.   24-HR.   STD.
  OBS.  MEAN     MAX.   2nd  MAX.  DEV.
                                 1974 STATISTICS

                              ANNUAL                 GEOM.
                        TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.   24-HR.   STD.
                         OBS. MEAN    MAX.   2nd MAX.  DEV.
JEFFERSON CO. cont.
36-6420-012    4467.7  532.7

Cardinal-Tidd Plants (AEP)

New Alexandria 4459.7  528.1

MONROE CO.
36-4460-001
PENNSYLVANIA
 ardinal-Tidd (AEP)

Meadowcroft    4457-7  543.2

WEST VIRGINIA
Sammis Plant(O.E.D.)

New Manchester 4486.2  535.8

New Cumberland 4482.4  533.6
SCNM
279   39.3

247   94.2
236

785
236

707
2.93

3.56
                                      364  106.9   436    381     2.26
                                     6185   83.8   489    408     2.19
                        54   66.1    146    144     1.92
                                     5643  57.6
                                            217(est)1.75
304   54.9    340    340     3.39

233   44.5    236    236     2.97
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G.12. AOCR 181 - Metrooolitan Steubenville-Weirton (P. 3 of 3)

b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS 1974 STATISTICS
ANNUAL GEOM. ANNUAL ' GEOM.
SAROAO UTM UTM TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD. TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD.
NO. NORTHING EASTING OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV. OBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV.
WEST VIRGINIA
Cardinal-Tidd
Wellsburg
Fowlers town
Bethany
Power
Burger Plant
Moundsville
Cable TV
Weif
cont.
Plant
4460
4464
4452
4451
(OED)
4418
4420
4417
(AEP)
.0 532.2 SCNM
.8 534.5 SCNM
.0 537.9 8107 65.5 222 219 1.88
.1 529.5 7508 83.8 293 285 2.02

.5 521.9 215 62.8 602 445 3.78 279 54.9 445 209 2.67
.0 524.3 SCNM 298 62.8 289 262 2.77
.1 518.8 SCNM 284 70.7 628 340 2.47
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 G.I3.  AQCR 182 Wilmington-Chillicothe-Logan Intrastate
     a-.   Summary of SOg Monitoring  Sites
          1)  S02 Priority: III
          2)  Number of SIP  Proposed  Sites  - Number of Federally Required
                 Bubbl er      Continuous         Bubbler      Continuous
                    11                 10
          3)  Counties in AQCR:  Clinton, Fayette,  Highland,  Hocking,  Oackson
                               Pike, Ross,  Vinton
          4)  Operating Agencies:   OEPA  ( SWDO,  SEDO)
          5) SC-2 Monitoring Sites
   SAROAD No.         Location       Site Address
ROSS COUNTY
36-1200-002-F05  Chillicothe
36-1220-003-F05  Chillicothe
36-1220-003-J05  Chi 11icothe
36-1220-004-F05  Chillicothe
36-1220-005-005  Chillicothe
36-1220-006-005  Chillicothe
Rt.  #23
1596 N. Bridge
1596 N. Bridge
(Mead Paper)
5th Street
625 Harding Dr.
(Mead Paper)
U.S. 35 & 50 E.
(Mead Paper)
                                       Data
                        Equipment    Submitted
Pararosaniline     75
Pararosaniline     75
Flame Photometric  75
Pararosaniline     75
Flame Photometric  75
Flame Photometric  75
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        G.13 AQCR 182 - Wilmington-Chincothe-Logan  Intrastate  (P.  1  of  1)
                                           b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY


                                                 1974 STATISTICS
          SAROAD       UTM      UTM
           NO.       NORTHING EASTING
      ANNUAL                 GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.   24-HR.   STD.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.   2nd MAX.  DEV.
         1975 STATISTICS

      ANNUAL                 GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.  24-HR.   STD.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.  2nd MAX.  DEV.
        ROSS COUNTY


        36-1220-002   4351.0   331.9

        36-1220-003   4359.0   329.8
        36-1220-003   4359.0   329.8
        36-1220-004   4354.9   327.9

        36-1220-005   4356.5   331.3

        36-1220-006   4354.8   333.4
                                      50   16.2
                                      51
                                    7123
                                      50

                                    5882

                                    4593
      17.9
      23.9
      16.6

      27.7

      30.9
 49

 55
140
 73

181

128
 48

 48
125
 54

165

116
1.44

1.53
1.85
1.46

2.03

2.10
to
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G.I 4  AQCR 183 Zanesvl lie-Cambridge Intrastate
     a.  Summary of SO? Monitoring Sites
         1) S02 Priority:  IA
         2) Number of SIP Proposed Sites  - Number of Federally Required
                Bubbler      Continuous        Bubbler      Continuous
                   T
                                               1
         3) Counties in AQCR:Carroll, Coshocton, Guernsey, Harrison,
                             Muskingurn, Noble, Tuscarawas
         4) Operating Agencies: OEPA  (SEDO)
          5)  S02 Monitoring Sites
   SAROAD  No.          Location       Site Address
Conesville Plant(C&SOE)
Site 1            Coshocton Co.
MUSKINGUM COUNTY
Philo Plant (AEP)
Philo
                  4.17km,  34°  from
                   plant
1.77 km, 177° from plant
4.83 km, 165° from plant
 5.15km, 236° from plant
1.45km, 335° from plant
5.95km, 23° from plant
4.18km, 334° from plant
Fox Run
Irish Ridge
Duncan Falls
Salt Creek
Indian Run
NOBLE COUNTY
Muskingurn  Plant  (AEP)
Rich Valley      TO~5km, 35° from plant
Caldwell         19.62km, 35° from plant
TUSCARAWAS COUNTY
Union Camp Corp. (Dover)
Site 1-Fairgrounds   .86km, 35° from plant
Site 2-Area SE       .5-1.Okm, 135° from plant
Site 3A-Hill Area    2.3km, 292.5° from olant
Site 4-Sewage Disposal   .77km, 355° from plant
Site 5-Hill Area    3.0km, 35° from plant
                                      Equipment
                Data
              Submitted
Flame Photometric 73-74
Flame Photometric  74
Flame Photometric  74
Flame Photometric  74
Flame Photometric  74
Flame Photometric  74
Flame Photometric  74
                                     Flame Photometric,
                                      Conduct"! metric
                                      Conductimetric
                                    Pararosaniline
                                    Pararosaniline
                                    Pararosaniline
                                    Pararosaniline
                                    Pararosanil ine
                    74-75
                    74-75
                    74-75
                    74-75
                    74-75
                                                                              74i
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G. 14 r\QCR

SAHOAD
NO.
83-Zanesvi
UTM
NORTHING
lie-Cambridge Intrastate (P. 1 of 2 }
UTM
EASTING
b. SO? MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
1973 STATISTICS
ANNUAL GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD. TOTAL
DBS. MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV. OBS.
1974 STATISTICS
ANNUAL GEOM.
ARITH. 24-HR. 24-HR. STD.
MEAN MAX. 2nd MAX. DEV.
COSJiOCTON .COUNTY
Conesville 1
Site 1
lant(C&SOE
4423.4
Phi !o Pldnt(AEP)
Plulo 4413




Fox Run
Iribh Ridij
Duncan Fal
Sdl L freei-
Indian Run
NOBLL COUNTY
f-

uskincjuiu PI
Rich Valley
I'dUtaC! 1
4414
e 4408
Is 4412
, 4415
4411
.0
.2
.6
.3
.2
.1
ant_jAEPj_
4389.1
4398
.4
412.
420.
417.
419.
423
428
426
446.
452.
2
8
9
7
9
1
4
3
9
177 44.5 335 218 165
SCFJM
7957
7957
6156
7209
SCNM
6308
7241
33.6 424 286

34.0 251 248 2.12
39.3 232 193 2.20
201 201 125 2.18
31.4 162 157 2.32
47.0 314 193 2.16
34.0 314 193 2.97
SCUM - Campling Criteria  Not  Met
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             -_L1_A(1CR  183  Zdnesvi lie-Cambridge  Intrastate  (P.  2 of 2)
                                              b. S02 MONITORING DATA SUMMARY
                                                    1973 STATISTICS
            SAROAD       UTM      UTM
             NO.       NORTHING EASTING
      ANNUAL
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.
         GEOM.
 24-HR.  STD.
2nd MAX. DEV.
         T974 STATISTICS

      ANNUAL                 GEOM.
TOTAL ARITH. 24-HR.  24-HR.  STD.
 OBS. MEAN    MAX.  2nd MAX. DEV.
        01
        o
        TJ
        O
            TUSCARAkiAS COUNTY

            Uriion Camp Corp.  (Dover'

            Site 1

            Site 2

            Site 3h

            Site 4
                 SCNM

                 SCNM

                 SCNM

                 SCNM

                 SCNM
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