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TABLE 2-3. (Continued)
EPA
Region State
West Virginia-1:
Existing
New
4 AlabaitiaJ :
Existing
New
Florida6:
Existing
New
Georaiaf'J:
Existing
New
Kentucky;
Existing
New
Mississippi :
Existing
New
North Carolina-1:
Existing
New
South Carolina'1 :
Existing
New
Tennessee6' J :
Existing
New
5 II lino is:
Existing
New
Indiana-1 :
Existing
New
Michigan-1:
Existing
New
Minnesota6' J :
Existing
New
Qhiob'j:
Existing
New
10
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
N.A.j
N.A.d
4.1
4.1
9.0
5.0
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
6.8
1.8
6.0
6.0
2.4
2.4
4.0
4.0
3.6
3.6
Faci t i ty Size
100
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
N.A.d
N.A.d
5.0
5.0
6.73
1.8
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
6.8
1.8
6.0
6.0
2.4
2.4
4.0
4.0
3.6
3.6
(MM Btu/hr
250
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
N.A d
N.A.d
5.0
1.2
6.0
1.20
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
6.8
1.8
6.0
6.0
2.4
2.4
4.0
4.0
3.6
3.6
Heat Input)
1,000
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
6.17
N.A.d
5.0
1.2
6.0
0.65
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
N.A.9
1.2
6.0
6.0
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
3.6
3.6
10,000
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
6.17
N.A.
5.0
1.2
6.0
0.23
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
N.A.9
1.2
6.0
6.0
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
3.6
3.6
(continued)
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TABLE 2-3. (Continued)
EPA
Region State
Wisconsin9:
Existing
New
6 Arkansas'*:
Existing
New
Louisiana ' :
Existing
New
New Mexico:
Existing
New
Oklahoma;
Existing
New
Texas6' J:
Existing
New
7 Iowa:
Existing
New
Kansas J:
Exist i ng
New
Missouri J :
Existing
New
Nebraska-1 :
Existing
New
8 Colorado:
Existing
New
Montana0' J :
Existing
New
North Dakota-1 :
Existing
New
10
N.A.d
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
N.A.d
N.A.d
1.2
1.2
3.0
3.0
6.0
6.0
3-°c
3.0°
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.8
1.2
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
Faci li ty Size
100
N.A.d
N.A.d
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
N.A d
N.A.d
1.2
1.2
3.0
3.0
6.0
6.0
3.0C
3.0°
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.8
1.2
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
(MM Btu/hr
250
N.A.d
N.A.d
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
N.A.d
N.A.d
1.2
1.2
3.0
3.0
6.0
6.0
3-°c
3.0C
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.8
1.2
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
Heat Input)
1,000
N.A.d
1.2
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
3.0
3.0
6.0
N.A.
3'°c
3.0C
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.2
0.4
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
10,000
N.A.d
1.2
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
3.0
3.0
6.0
N.A.
3'°c
3.0C
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.2
0.4
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
(continued)
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TABLE 2-3. (Continued)
EPA
Region
9
10
State
South Dakota :
Existing
New
Utahc'j:
Existing
New
Wyoming;
Existing
New
Arizona:
Existing
New
California8'6:
Existing
New
Hawai i8' J:
Existing
New
Nevadac:
Existing
New
Alaska
Existing
New
Idaho8' J:
Existing
New
Oregon8' J:
Existing
New
Washington1 ' J :
Existing
New
10
3.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
N.A.*j
N.A.d
1.0
0.8
0.83
0.83
3.3
3.3
0.7 ,
N.A.d
1.14
1.14
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
2.29
2.29
Faci litv Size
100
3.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
N.A.d
N.A.d
1.0
0.8
0.83
0.83
3.3
3.3
°'7d
N.A.
1.14
1.14
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
2.29
2.29
(MM Btu/hr
250
3.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
N A d
*'.*'.*
1.0
0.8
0.83
0.83
0.83
0.83
0.6
N.A.d
1.14
1.14
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
2.29
2.29
Heat Input)
1,000
3.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
1.2
0.2
1.0
0.8
0.83
0.83
0.83
0.83
0.6
N.A.
1.14
1.14
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
2.29
2.29
10,000
3.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
0.3
0.2
1.0
0.8
0.83
0.83
0.83
0.83
°'6 d
N.A.
1.14
1.14
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
2.29
2.29
Emissions limitation is expressed in percent sulfur content of the fuel.
Conversion to Ibs SCU/MM Btu was based on the assumptions of 95 percent conversion
of sulfur to sulfur Oioxide, and a heating value of 11,500 Btu/lb (coal).
The following equation calculates the equivalent emission rate:
Emission Rate (Ibs 50.,/MM Btu) = .95 Hea??Sg°SSlueU(S?u/?b) x (%S> <2 tbs S02/lb S)
Emissions limitations were not expressed for the entire state. The median value
was selected for comparison.
Emissions limitations were expressed as Ib S/MM Btu. The following equation
calculates the equivalent emission rate:
Emission Rate (Ibs S02/MM Btu) = 2 x (Ibs S/MM Btu)
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TABLE 2-3. (Continued)
Refers to "Not Applicable" for comparison purposes. Either emission were not
regulated in that State for a specific size category or for other reason specified.
Emissions limitations are expressed for individual sources and counties. The value
shown represents only limitations that apply to the largest area of state.
The State regulation limits both fuel sulfur content and the S0_ emissions rate
depending on stack height. However, only the limits on fuel sulfur content are
included in the SIP.
Emissions limitations are based on effective stack height for entire plant
(equation).
Emissions limitations are based on federal regulations.
'Emissions limitation is expressed in parts per million (ppm). Conversion to Ibs
SO-/MM Btu was based on the assumptions that F factors (dry basis) were
9,820 dscf/MM Btu (coal) and 9,220 dscf/MH Btu (oil), and a 6 percent oxygen
content in the flue gas. The following equations calculate the equivalent
emission rate at standard temperature (20 C or 68 F) and pressure 760 mm Hg or
29.92 in. Hg):
C = 1.660 x 10~7 (x ppm)
" d 20.9-percent 02
where: E = pollutant emissions (Ibs SOp/MM Btu)
C = pollutant concentration (Ibs SOp/dscf)
F . = dry basis F factor, which is the ratio of the volume of dry flue gases
generated to the calorific value of the fuel combusted
JNew source performance standards (40 CFR 60.40 and 60.40a) supersede less stringent
State emission limits when applicable to a new combustion source.
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Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, New Jersey, New York, Delaware,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan,
Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Texas, Iowa, Colorado, Montana, Utah,
Wyoming, Arizona, California, Nevada, Idaho, and Oregon. Other States do
not differentiate between fuel types. Finally, most States have the same
emission limits for new and existing sources. In seven States, however, the
emission limit for new sources is lower than for existing sources. These
States include New York, Georgia, Colorado, New Hampshire, Kentucky,
Illinois, and Arizona.
Figures 2-1 and 2-2 are histograms describing the numbers of States
requiring specific levels of S02 control. Figure 2-1 presents the limits
that would apply to a boiler burning 250 MM Btu/hr of residual oil. Such a
boiler burning oil with 3 percent sulfur would, for example, emit about
3.2 Ibs S02/MM Btu and would meet the applicable emission limit in only
8 States.
Figure 2-2 presents the limits that would apply to a boiler burning
250 MM Btu/hr of coal. Since half of the States (25) have limits of less
than 3 Ibs SOo/MM Btu, an average sulfur content of less than about
2 percent would be required to meet the emission limit.
2.3 S02 EMISSIONS AND CONTROLS
Approximate ranges of controlled and uncontrolled S0? emissions are
presented in Table 2-4 for hypothetical coal-fired and oil-fired combustion
sources. This table shows that bituminous coal with 3.0 percent average
sulfur and a heating value of 11,500 Btu/hr would emit about 5 Ibs
S02/MM Btu and could meet (on a monthly or annual average) the S0« emission
limit in about 5 States. This same coal could be physically cleaned to
reduce the emission rate (Ibs SO^/MM Btu) 20 to 50 percent. On a long-term
basis, it could then meet the standards of up to 21 States. Various flue
gas desulfurization (FGD) systems could be used to reduce SO- emissions
90 percent and allow that facility to meet the regulations of most States.
With respect to oil-fired combustion sources, about 2.1 Ib SOVMM Btu
would be emitted if No. 6 fuel oil at 3.0 percent sulfur were used. Such a
source would meet the applicable emission limits in about half of the
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0.5
1.0
2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0
Emission Rate, Ib. SO/MM Btu
>6.5
Figure 2-1. Maximum Allowable SO, Emission Rate for an Existing
250 MM Btu/hr Residual Oil Fired Boiler
20
I
•5
I
I
15 —
10 —
5 —
0.5
1.0
2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0
Emission Rate, Ib. SO/MM Btu
Figure 2-2. Maximum Allowable SQ Emission Rate for an Existing
250 MM Btu/hr Coal Fired Boiler
>6.5
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TABLE 2-4. SUMMARY OF SO, EMISSION RATES FOR HYPOTHETICAL
COAL-FIRED AND Olt-FIRED COMBUSTION SOURCES
Emission Rate
(Ib S00/MM Btu)
Coal -fired fc Oil-fired
S02 control unit unit
None (uncontrolled) 5.0 2.1
Physical coal 2.5 - 4.0 N/AC
cleaning
Limestone FGD 0.25 - 0.75 0.11 - 0.32
Dual alkali FGD 0.25 - 1.5 0.21
Dry scrubbing FGD 0.5 - 1.5 0.21 - 0.63
(spray drying)
Control Efficiency (%)
Coal -fired
unit
N/AC
20 - 50
85 - 95
90 - 95
70 - 90
Oil-fired
unit
N/AC
20 - 50
85 - 95
90
70 - 90
Estimates assume bituminous coal at 11,500 Btu/lb and 3.0% S.
Estimates assume No. 6 fuel oil at 19,000 Btu/lb and 2.0% S.
N/A = not applicable.
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States. Application of various FGD systems could reduce SCL emissions so
that compliance could be achieved in most States. Alternatively, oil
cleaning can reduce the sulfur content to 0.5 percent, which would meet the
regulations of most States.
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3. REGULATION OF SULFUR DIOXIDE EMISSIONS FROM FUEL COMBUSTION
The Clean Air Act Amendments of 1970 (CAA) required each State to
prepare a plan indicating how the NAAQS for participates, sulfur dioxide,
nitrogen oxides, ozone, and carbon monoxide would be attained and/or
maintained. States adopted regulations limiting sulfur dioxide emissions
from fuel combustion in response to this requirement. These sulfur dioxide
regulations limited the percent sulfur (by weight) in fuels burned, pounds
sulfur or sulfur dioxide emitted per million Btu of heat input to the
furnace, and the parts per million (ppm) concentration of sulfur dioxide in
the flue gas.
Individual State implementation plans have been revised several times
since 1970. In some cases, these revisions have resulted in regulations
becoming more site-specific to address localized areas or sources where S0?
emissions were contributing to nonattainment. A number of States lowered
S0« emission limits to ensure attainment and/or maintenance of the NAAQS.
In some cases, the S02 emission did not change, but States added continuous
monitoring and amended averaging times to ensure continuous compliance with
all the S02 NAAQS (particularly the short-term S02 NAAQS).
The CAA also required EPA to develop standards of performance for new
stationary sources. In response to this requirement, EPA has adopted
regulations under Section 111 of the CAA for the following combustion
sources of SOp emissions: (1) fossil fuel steam generators constructed
after August 17, 1971 (40 CFR Subpart D); (2) electric utility steam
generating units constructed after September 18, 1978 (40 CFR Subpart Da);
(3) industrial boilers (40 CFR Subpart Db); and stationary gas turbines
(40 CFR Subpart GG).
3.1 POTENTIAL S02 EMISSIONS FROM FUEL COMBUSTION
Sulfur dioxide emissions from combustion of fuels are proportional to
the amount of sulfur in the fuel. In the case of fuel oil, it is assumed
that all the sulfur in the oil is oxidized during the combustion process and
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emitted as sulfur dioxide. Estimates of SCL emission rates from fuel oil
combustion can generally be made using the following equations.
Residual oil - Ibs S02/MM Btu = 1.05 x % S in fuel
Distillate oil - Ibs S02/MM Btu = 1.0 x % S in fuel
These equations are based on the general assumptions that residual oils have
an approximate heating value of 150,000 Btu/gallon and distillate oils have
a value of 140,000 Btu/gallon. Thus, combustion of a 2.3 percent sulfur
residual oil would have a resultant emission rate of approximately 2.4 Ibs
S02/MM Btu of heat input.
For the combustion of coal, about 5 percent of the coal's sulfur
remains in the bottom ash and thus 95 percent is emitted as sulfur dioxide.
To estimate the emission rate in Ib SO^/MM Btu, one only needs to know the
percent sulfur and the heating value in Btu/lb. The following procedure can
then be used for estimation:
Ibs S02/MM Btu = CF x % S in coal
where CF is,
Btu/lb CF
10,000
10,500
11,000
11,500
12,000
12,500
1.9
1.81
1.73
1.65
1.58
1.52
Thus, a coal of 3 percent sulfur content and a heating value of
11,500 Btu/lb would have an approximate S02 emission rate of 5 Ibs/MM Btu.
The normal range of S02 emissions (Ib S02/MM Btu) is presented in
Table 3-1. The range of emission rates was maximized by assuming the lowest
sulfur fuel had the highest heating value and the highest sulfur fuel had
the lowest heating value. There is, however, no direct correlation of
sulfur content and heating value in nature.
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TABLE 3-1. RANGE OF SULFUR CONTENTS, HEATING VALUES AND POTENTIAL
SULFUR DIOXIDE EMISSION RATES FOR TYPICAL FUELS
% Sulfur
Fuel (by weight)
Pipeline natural gas Negligible
Wood - typical 0.02
Bark - typical 0.02
Distillate oil2
#1 0.01 - 0.5
#2 0.05 - 1.0
#4 0.2 - 2.0
2
Residual oil
#5 0.5 - 3.0
#6 0.7 - 3.5
Anthracite coal 0.6 - 0.8
2
Bituminous coal 0.7 - 6.1
2
Subbituminous coal 0.3 - 0.6
2
Lignite coal 0.4 - 0.9
Heating value S09 emissions
(Btu/lb as burned) fb/MM Btu
4,
4,
19,670
19,170
18,280
18,100
17,410
11,925
9,700
8,320
6,500
-
560 0.1
370 0.1
- 19,860 0.01 - 0.5
- 19,750 0.05 - 1.0
- 19,400 0.2 - 2
- 19,020 0.5 - 3
- 18,990 0.7 - 4
- 12,925 0.9 - 1
- 14,715 0.9 - 12
- 11,340 0.5 - 1
- 9,700 0.8 - 3
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It can be seen that a low sulfur (.01 percent) distillate oil could
yield as little of 0.01 Ib S02/MM Btu of fuel burned while a high sulfur
(6.1 percent) bituminous coal could yield as much as 12 Ib SCL/MM Btu.
Wood and bark have very low sulfur contents, as well as low heating values;
therefore, SCL emission fall in the same range as those from #1 or #2 fuel
oil.
3.2 DISCUSSION OF S02 EMISSION REGULATIONS
3.2.1 State SO,, Regulations
Several approaches to regulating SO- emissions from fuel combustion
have been adopted by States in order to attain and maintain the NAAQS. The
regulations applicable in each State are delineated in Chapter 5 along with
notes on procedures such as test methods, averaging time, monitoring and
reporting requirements used to determine compliance.
A review of Chapter 5 indicates that State SO- emission regulations
generally limit the amount of S0? which can be emitted per million Btu heat
input to the furnace (Ib SOg/MM Btu) or the sulfur content of the fuels
which can be burned. The following paragraphs give examples of parameters
in different States that affect the stringency of emission limits applicable
to an individual source.
The New York State SIP, for example, contains very detailed limits on
fuel sulfur content. To determine the limit applicable to a particular
source, it is necessary to first know its location (county or municipality).
The total heat (Btu/hr) actually being burned in all furnaces at the
facility is the next important factor. A facility with 10 MM Btu/hr or less
is not regulated. In some areas of the State different limits apply to
facilities with total heat input greater than 250 MM Btu/hr. Limits are
different for existing sources (constructed before March 15, 1973) and new
sources (constructed after March 15, 1973), and for oil and solid fuel.
Compliance with the sulfur-in-fuel limits is determined by stack testing
(EPA Method 6) and fuel analysis to determine sulfur and ash content,
heating value and specific gravity (oil). The gross heat content and ash
content of the fuel burned on a weekly basis must be monitored for all
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facilities with a total heat input greater than 250 MM Btu/hr. Continuous
monitoring of stack S02 emissions is required of new facilities with heat
input greater than 250 MM Btu/hr.
Pennsylvania regulations limit sulfur-in-fuel and SC^ emission rate
(Ib/MM Btu) depending on the location, the design fuel burning capacity of
each furnace and the type of fuel burned. An equation dictates the emission
limit for furnaces with heat input capacity greater than or equal to 50 MM
Btu/hr, but less than 2,000 MM Btu/hr and located in the Allegheny County,
Beaver Valley, Monongahela Valley air basin. The allowable SOp emission
rate for furnaces burning solid fossil fuels varies with averaging time.
For example, the measured emission rate must always fall below 4.8 Ib
SCL/MM Btu in areas I and II. Also, the average of all readings for one day
(24-hour period) must fall below 4.0 Ib/MM Btu (except for two days per
month) and the emission average over 30 days must fall below 3.7 Ib/MM Btu.
In Virginia and Nevada the emission limits (Ibs SO^/hr) are based on
equations which are functions of the actual heat input to a single furnace.
Compliance is determined in Virginia by stack testing using EPA Method 6 or
other State-approved procedures (3 runs) and in Nevada by stack testing
using a method specified by the State in the operating permit (2 runs).
Georgia limits the sulfur content of the fuel burned or <2.5 percent
for furnaces actually burning less than 100 MM Btu/hr and to <3.0 percent
for furnaces burning 100 MM Btu/hr or greater of fuel. It also limits the
SO- emission rate (Ib SO-/MM Btu) based on equations which are functions of
the furnace exhaust stack height. The limits based on stack height are not
part of the Georgia SIP, however.
Allowable emission rates (Ib SOp/MM Btu) in Kentucky vary with the
location (county), facility size (total plant heat input), and type fuel
(solid or liquid). The emission rates are determined by equations for
facilities larger than 10 MM Btu/hr and smaller than 250 MM Btu/hr.
Compliance is determined by stack testing using EPA Method 6.
SOp emission concentrations in Louisiana, the State of Washington, and
Alaska are limited to <2,000 ppm, <1,000 ppm, and <500 ppm, respectively.
These limits apply in all locations, to all size furnaces and all fuels in
each case.
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3.2.2 Federal SO,, Regulations
EPA has promulgated standards of performance for the following classes
of fuel combustion units: (1) Fossil-Fuel Steam Generating Units
>250 MM Btu/hr (which commenced construction after August 17, 1971);
(2) Electric Utility Steam Generating Units Capable of Combusting >250 MM
Btu/hr (which commenced construction after September 18, 1978);
(3) Industrial- Commercial-Institutional Steam Generating Units; and
(4) Stationary Gas Turbines. A summary of the provisions of these NSPS is
contained in Appendix A.
Subpart D is applicable to all fossil-fuel fired steam generating units
and all fossil-fuel and wood residue fired steam generating units capable of
burning more than 250 MM Btu/hr of fuel, irrespective of the use of the
steam produced. Compliance with the emission limit is determined by
continuously monitoring the flue gas and calculating an arithmetic average
of the SCL emission rate (Ib SOp/MM Btu) for three contiguous one-hour
periods.
Subpart Da was designed to update (and supersede) Subpart D for
electric utility boilers (with design heat input capacity greater than
250 MM Btu/hr) in accordance with the 1977 Amendments to the CAA.
Compliance with this regulation is generally determined by continuously
monitoring SO- concentrations in the flue gas before and after a flue gas
desulfurization system (FGD) and calculating the arithmetic average of all
hourly emission rates (Ib SO?/MM Btu) for 30 successive days of normal
operation.
Subpart Db is applicable to steam generating units with a heat input
capacity greater than 100 MM Btu/hr. Compliance with the emission limit and
percent reduction requirement of the standard is determined by continuously
monitoring the flue gas and calculating the arithmetic average of all hourly
emission rates (Ib SCu/MM Btu) for 30 successive days of normal operation.
Subpart GG is applicable to stationary gas turbines with a heat input
greater than 100 MM Btu/hr. The emission limits include a restriction on
the sulfur dioxide concentration in the exhaust gas, as well as a limit on
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the fuel sulfur content. Compliance is determined by daily monitoring of
the fuel sulfur content after an initial performance test shows compliance
with the outlet concentration limit.
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3.3 REFERENCES
1. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Compilation of Air Pollution
Emission Factors. AP-42. Office of Air Quality Planning and
Standards. Supplement No. 6. April 1976. p. 1.1-1.3.
2. "Steam: It's Generation and Use." Babcock and Wilcox, New York,
New York, 1975. p. 5-11 and 5-19.
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4. CONTROL OF S02 EMISSIONS
There are three basic types of control technologies for reducing S02
emissions from combustion sources. These technologies include flue gas
desulfurization (FGD), fluidized bed combustion (FBC), and fuel cleaning.
Flue gas desulfurization technologies can be classified as either wet or
dry, according to the final form of the SOp-waste generated.
4.1 FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION (FGD)
4.1.1 Wet FGD Processes
Wet FGD processes use an alkaline solution or slurry to adsorb S02 from
the combustion unit flue gas. Typically, chemical solutions such as sodium,
dual alkali, limestone, or lime are used. In the wet process, the adsorbed
SOp exits the system either as a liquid waste stream or as a semi-solid
waste sludge.
Sodium. Sodium scrubbers represent the most common type of wet FGD
process, particularly for industrial boilers. These scrubbers use an
aqueous solution of sodium hydroxide (NaOH), sodium carbonate (Na?C03),
sodium bicarbonate (NaHC03), or a mixture of these to adsorb SO,,. The
effectiveness of sodium scrubbers at reducing S0? emissions is high. With
coal, SO, reductions of about 95 to 98 percent can be expected. With oil,
^ i
SOp reductions of about 90 to 95 percent can be expected.
Dual alkali. Dual alkali systems use a clear sodium alkali solution to
absorb SOp, followed by a step involving lime or limestone to regenerate the
active alkali for SO^. These systems can achieve S0? emission reductions of
about 90 to 95 percent for coal-fired systems and about 90 percent for
oil-fired systems.
Lime/Limestone. These processes employ wet scrubbers using a slurry of
slaked lime (CA(OH)2) or limestone (CaC03) to absorb S02 from the flue gas.
Typical SO, reduction efficiencies for lime/limestone systems range from
c \
about 85 to 95 percent.
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4.1.2 Drv FGD Processes
Dry FGD processes use an alkaline solution or slurry to neutralize S02
from the flue gas, whereby the waste product is a dry solid. The most
common dry FGD processes are spray drying and dry injection.
Spray drying. This FGD process involves contacting the flue gas with
an atomized lime slurry or a solution of sodium carbonate. Generally,
spray dryers can achieve SO, emission reductions of at least 70 percent and
' j
in some cases above 90 percent.
Dry in.iection. This FGD process involves injecting a dry alkaline
agent into the flue gas just prior to the particulate control device. The
alkaline agent reacts with the SCL, forming a solid, which is removed by the
particulate matter control device. Dry injection systems have only been
implemented in pilot-scale applications for fossil-fuel combustion sources.
4.2 FLUIDIZED BED COMBUSTION (FBC)
Fluidized bed combustion (FBC) is an alternative combustion technique
for coal-fired boiler applications. A fluidized bed can increase heat
transfer rates, thereby lowering heat transfer surface requirements.
Furthermore, limestone added to the combustion bed enables SOp to be
adsorbed immediately after combustion. Generally, FBC systems can achieve
from 55 to over 90 percent S02 emission reductions.
4.3 FUEL CLEANING
Precombustion control of S02 can be accomplished by either physically
or chemically treating the fuel to remove sulfur.
4.3.1 Physical Coal Cleaning
Physical coal cleaning involves subjecting the coal to size reduction
and screening, separation of coal-rich and impurity-rich fractions,
dewatering, and drying. Separation of coal from its impurities is
accomplished by gravity separation or froth flotation.
Physical coal cleaning can typically remove above 50 percent of the
nonorganic (pyritic) sulfur present in coal. For high sulfur bituminous
coal (Midwest, northern Appalachia) about 70 percent of the sulfur can be
removed. For low sulfur coal (West, southern Appalachia), about 20 to
30 percent of the sulfur can be removed.
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4.3.2 Oil Cleaning
The sulfur content of fuel oil can be reduced by hydrodesulfurization
or hydrotreating. These processes convert sulfur to gaseous hydrogen
sulfide by contacting the oil with hydrogen and a catalyst (usually a
composite made up of cobalt oxide, molybdenum oxide, and alumina). These
gases are separated from the fuel and then collected. Current techniques
2
can reduce the sulfur content to less than 0.5 percent.
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4.4 REFERENCES
1. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. SCL Technology Update Report.
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards. Research Triangle
Park, North Carolina. EPA-450/3-85-009. July 1984.
2. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Nonfossil Fuel Fired Industrial
Boilers - Background Information. Office of Air Quality Planning and
Standards. Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. EPA-450/3-82-007.
March 1982.
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5. INDIVIDUAL SIP REGULATIONS
The S02 emission regulations applicable in each State are delineated in
the following pages. The States are presented by EPA Region and then
alphabetically by state within each region.
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State CONNECTICUT
Region 1
State Regulation Citation Title 22a, Chapter 174, sections 4, 5, and 19
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fuel burning equipment
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Single fossil fuel or mixture of fuels
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than or equal to 1, by weight {2}
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c.
3a.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [The actual firing rate of the fuel burning equipment.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2234 for sampling, D-2013 for sample preparation,
D-3176 or D-3180 for the analysis of liquids, and 0-129 or D-1552 for the
analysis of solids.]
=> other testing [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [When it is determined to be technically feasible
by the Commissioner.]
=> other [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [22a-174-4(c); Records and reports may be required by the
Commissioner concerning air pollutants, fuels, and operational information,
and shall be recorded, compiled, and submitted on forms furnished or
prescribed by the Commissioner.]
Footnotes:
{1} The "Code of Federal Regulations" refers to Regulation 19-508-19, Control of Sulfur Compound Emissions.
{2} A variance may be allowed during a fuel shortage emergency provided that the emissions do not exceed 1.1
Ibs S02/MMBtu heat input.
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CONNECTICUT
1
Title 22a, Chapter 174, sections 4, 5, and 19 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide; air pollution control/energy trade programs and periods of low sulfur
fuel shortage
Global
Fuel burning equipment
All
Single fossil fuel or mixture of fuels
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Greater than 1.0, by weight, or
Less than or equal to 0.55
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c.
3a.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1e, 2a, 2b1. 2c, 3a, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [The actual firing rate of the fuel burning equipment.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [0-2234 for sampling, D-2013 for sample preparation,
D-3176 or D-3180 for the analysis of liquids, and 0-129 or 0-1552 for the
analysis of solids.]
=> other testing [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [When it is determined to be technically feasible
by the Commissioner.]
=> other [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [22a-174-4(c); Records and reports may be required by the
Commissioner concerning air pollutants, fuels, and operational information,
and shall be recorded, compiled, and submitted on forms furnished or
prescribed by the Commissioner.]
Footnotes:
{1} The "Code of Federal Regulations" refers to Regulation 19-508-19, Control of Sulfur Compound Emissions.
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CONNECTICUT
1
Title 22a. Chapter 174, sections 4, 5, and 19 {1>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning equipment
Greater than or equal to 0.25
Fuel containing solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1, by weight {2}
Less than or equal to 1.1
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c.
3a.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [The actual firing rate of the fuel burning equipment.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [0-2234 for sampling, D-2013 for sample preparation,
D-3176 or 0-3180 for the analysis of liquids, and D-129 or D-1552 for the
analysis of solids.]
=> other testing [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [When it is determined to be technically feasible
by the Commissioner.]
=> other [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [22a-174-4(c); Records and reports may be required by the
Commissioner concerning air pollutants, fuels, and operational information,
and shall be recorded, compiled, and submitted on forms furnished or
prescribed by the Commissioner.]
Footnotes:
(1> The "Code of Federal Regulations" refers to Regulation 19-508-19, Control of Sulfur Compound Emissions.
(2} A variance may be allowed during a fuel shortage emergency provided that the emissions do not exceed 1.1
Ibs S02/MMBtu heat input.
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CONNECTICUT
1
Title 22a, Chapter 174, sections 4, 5, and 19 C1>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning equipment used primarily for educational or historical demonstrations
All
Coal
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than 1.5, by weight, or €2>
: Less than or equal to 1.1
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [The actual firing rate of the fuel burning equipment.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2234 for sampling, D-2013 for sample preparation,
0-3176 or D-3180 for the analysis of liquids, and D-129 or D-1552 for the
analysis of solids.]
=> other testing [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [When it is determined to be technically feasible
by the Commissioner.]
=> other [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [22a-174-4(c); Records and reports may be required by the
Commissioner concerning air pollutants, fuels, and operational information,
and shall be recorded, compiled, and submitted on forms furnished or
prescribed by the Commissioner.]
Footnotes:
O> The "Code of Federal Regulations" refers to Regulation 19-508-19, Control of Sulfur Compound Emissions.
<2> Requires Commissioner approval if the sulfur content is greater than 1X, by weight.
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State MAINE
Region 1
State Regulation Citation Chapter 106
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fuel burning sources with flue gas desulfurization or other sulfur removal
processes.
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Liquid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than or equal to 1.0, by weight, or
(Ib S02/MHBtu) : Less than or equal to 2.4
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
:: 1a, 2b1, 2b4, 3a, 3c, 3d, 4d or 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-129, or D-1552, or equivalent procedures approved by
the Commissioner.]
=> fuel testing: other [EPA Method 19; sample collection and preparation,
percent sulfur and moisture analysis, and gross calorific value
determination.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for blended fuel use.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> 24 hours
=> other [Calender quarter.] {1}
=> state regulation [106.3A; A quarterly report itemizing the quantity,
sulfur, ash, and heat content for each fuel shipment.]
Footnotes:
{1} The calendar quarters are composed by months as follows: (1) January, February, March; (2) April, May,
June; (3) July, August, September; (4) October, November, December.
3a.
3c.
3d.
4d.
4g.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MAINE
1
Chapter 106
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Metropolitan Portland outside of the Portland Peninsula, Central Maine, Downeast,
Aroostook county, and Northwest Maine
Global
Fuel burning sources
All
Liquid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
Less than or equal to 2.5, by weight
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2b1, 3a, 3c, 3d, 4g, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b1. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-129, or D-1552, or equivalent procedures approved by
the Commissioner.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for blended fuel use.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [106.3A; A quarterly report itemizing the quantity,
sulfur, ash, and heat content for each fuel shipment.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MAINE
1
Chapter 106
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Portland Peninsula
Global
Fuel burning sources
All
Liquid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: Less than or equal to 1.0, by weight.
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2b1, 3a, 3c, 3d, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-129, or D-15S2, or equivalent procedures approved by
the Commissioner.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for blended fuel use.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [106.3A; A quarterly report itemizing the quantity,
sulfur, ash, and heat content for each fuel shipment.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MAINE
1
Chapter 106
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning sources uith flue gas desulfurization or other sulfur removal
processes
All
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 0.48, calendar quarter average, or
: Less than or equal to 2.4, total in 24 hour period
Compliance Procedures ::
1a. Heat Input Determination =>
2b1. Test Methods =>
2b4. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3c. Monitoring Requirements =>
3d. Monitoring Requirements =>
4d. Averaging Time =>
4g. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
1a, 2b1, 2b4, 3a, 3c, 3d, 4d or 4g, 5b
unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
fuel testing: ASTM [D-2234, D-2013, D-3177, D-3173, D-3176.J
fuel testing: other [EPA Method 19; sample collection and preparation,
percent sulfur and moisture analysis, and gross calorific value
determination.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Required for blended fuel use.]
sulfur content of fuel
quantity of fuel
24 hours
other [Calendar quarter] O>
state regulation [106.3A; A quarterly report itemizing the quantity,
sulfur, ash, and heat content for each fuel shipment.]
Footnotes:
{1} The calendar quarters are composed by months as follows: (1) January, February, March; (2) April, May,
June; (3) July, August, September; (4) October, November, December.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MAINE
1
Chapter 106
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Central Maine, Downcast, Aroostook county, Northwest Maine, and Metropolitan
Portland outside the Portland Peninsula region.
Global
Fuel burning sources
All
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.2
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
:: 1a, 2b1, 2b4, 3a, 3c, 3d, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2234, D-2013, D-3177, D-3173, 0-3176]
=> fuel testing: other [EPA Method 19; sample collection and preparation,
percent sulfur and moisture analysis, and gross calorific value
determination.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for blended fuel use.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [Calendar quarter] {1}
=> state regulation [106.3A; A quarterly report itemizing the quantity,
sulfur, ash, and heat content for each fuel shipment.]
Footnotes:
{1> The calendar quarters are composed by months as follows: (1) January, February, March; (2) April, May,
June; (3) July, August, September; (4) October, November, December.
3a.
3c.
3d.
4g.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
MAINE
1
Chapter 106
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Portland Peninsula
Global
Fuel burning sources
All
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.48
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
:: 1a. 2b1, 2b4, 3a, 3c, 3d, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2234, D-2013, D-3177, D-3173, D-3176]
=> fuel testing: other [EPA Method 19; sample collection and preparation,
percent sulfur and moisture analysis, and gross calorific value
determination.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for blended fuel use.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [Calendar quarter.] {1>
=> state regulation [106.3A; A quarterly report itemizing the quantity,
sulfur, ash, and heat content for each fuel shipment.]
Footnotes:
{1} The calendar quarters are composed by months as follows: (1) January, February, March; (2) April, May,
June; (3) July, August, September; (4) October, November, December.
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310 CMR, 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Metropolitan Boston APCD: Arlington, Belmont, Boston, Brookline, Cambridge,
Chelsea, Everett, Maiden, Medford, Newton, Somerville, Waltham, and Watertoun
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities excluding electric generating facilities
greater than or equal to 2.5 billion Btu/hr
All
All fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/HMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 0.28 {1>
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
:: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
{1} The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing. An interim
sulfur-in-fuet limitation of 0.55 Ib S/MMBtu heat release potential shall be allowed for fossil fuel
utilization facilities with an energy input capacity less than 250 MMBtu/hr pending conversion to an
alternate fuel or implementation of permanent energy conversion measures.
3a.
3b.
3c.
3d.
3e.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State MASSACHUSETTS
Region 1
State Regulation Citation Title 310, CHR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area Berkshire Air Pollution Control District
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type All fossil fuels excluding distillate fuel oil (No. 2)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu) : Less than or equal to 1.21 {1>
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2c. 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
{1} The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Fac iIi ty Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Central Massachusetts APCO excluding Worcester; Metropolitan Boston APCD excluding
Arlington, Belmont, Boston, Brook line, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett, Maiden,
Medford, Newton, Somerville, Ualtham, and Uatertown; Pioneer Valley APCO;
Southeastern Massachusetts APCD.
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Less than 100
All fossil fuel excluding distillate fuel oil (No. 2)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.55
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
{1} The Deaprtment may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing. An interim
sulfur-in-fuel limit of 1.21 Ibs S/MMBtu heat release potential shall be allowed for fossil fuel
utilization facilites with an energgy input capacity less than 250 MMBtu/hr pending conversion to an
alternate fuel or implementation of permanent energy conservation measures.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310. CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Central Massachusetts APCD excluding Worcester; Metropolitan Boston APCD excluding
Arlington, Belmont, Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett, Maiden,
Medford, Newton, Somerville, Ualtham, and Watertoun; Pioneer Valley APCD;
Southeastern Massachusetts APCD.
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Greater than or equal to 100
All fossil fuel excluding distillate fuel oil.
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 1.21 (1>
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a.
3b.
3c.
3d.
3e.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
<1> The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing. Application
for and approval by the Department must be made, and a reserve of low sulfur fuel must be on hand.
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Merrimack Valley APCD excluding Lawrence, Andover, Methuen, and North Andover
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
All
All fossil fuels excluding distillate fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.21
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2b4, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> fuel testing: other [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
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State : MASSACHUSETTS
Region : 1
State Regulation Citation : Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
: Berkshire APCD; Central Massachusetts APCD; Merrimack Valley APCO; Metropolitan
Boston APCO excluding Arlington, Belmont, Boston, Brook line, Cambridge, Chelsea,
Everett, Maiden, Medford, Kewton, Somerville, Ualtham, and Watertown; Pioneer
Valley APCD; Southeastern Massachusetts APCD.
: Global
: Fossil fuel utilization facilities
: All
: Distillate fuel oil (No. 2)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.17 {1}
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a.
3b.
3c.
3d.
3e.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1e, 2c. 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
{1> The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing.
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Central Massachusetts APCD: Worcester, Lawrence; Merrimack Valley APCO: Andover,
Methuen, and North Andover
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Greater than 300
Residual fuel oil (No. 4, 5, or 6)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.55 {1}
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
:: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
O) The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing.
3a.
3b.
3c.
3d.
3e.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide excluding Franklin and Hampshire counties.
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Less than or equal to 3.0
Any residual fuel oil (No. 4, 5, or 6)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S/MMBtu)
(ppm S02)
Not allowed
Not allowed
Not allowed
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2c. 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 60, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this, shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Franklin and Hampshire counties
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Less than or equal to 100
Any residual fuel oil (No. 4, 5, or 6)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.21 {1>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2b4. 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g. 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: other tAU fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
<1> The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the conditions for
approval have been agreed to in writing. Application for and approval by the Department must be made,
and a reserve of low sulfur fuel must be on hand.
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State MASSACHUSETTS
Region 1
State Regulation Citation Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area Merrimack Valley APCD: Laurence, Andover, Methuen, and North Andover
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Facility Size (HHBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu) : Less than or equal to 0.55 {1>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
:: 1a, 2b4, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: other [All analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all informal in necessary to determine this shall be
submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
{1} The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing. An interim
sulfur-in-fuel utilization limit of 1.21 Ibs S/MMBtu heat release potential shall be allowed for
facilities with an energy input capacity less than 250 MMBtu/hr pending conversion to an alternate fuel
or implementation of permanent energy conservation measures.
3a.
3b.
3c.
3d.
3e.
4g.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Metropolitan Boston APCO: Arlington, Belmont, Boston, Brookline, Cambridge,
Chelsea, Everett, Maiden, Medford, Newton, Somerville, Walt ham, and Water-town
Global
Electric generating facilities
Greater than or equal to 2500
Any fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu>
: Less than or equal to 0.55 {1>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5c. Reporting
:: 1a, 2b4, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b, 5c
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: other [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 51 [Appendix P]
Footnotes:
{1} The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the conditions for
approval have been agreed to in writing. Application for and approval by the Department must be made,
and a reserve of low sulfur fuel must be on hand.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Hand-fired fuel burning utilization facilites
Less than or equal to 0.15 MMBtu/hr.
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
(Ib S/MMBtu)
(ppm S02)
Not allowed
Not allowed
Not allowed
Compliance Procedures ::
1a. Heat Input Determination =>
2b4. Test Methods =>
3b. Monitoring Requirements =>
3c. Monitoring Requirements =>
3d. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4g. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
1a, 2M, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
fuel testing: other [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
sulfur content of fuel
quantity of fuel
other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
other [Not specified]
state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major faciliteies and every three years for
non-major facilites that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3
MMBtu/hr.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Combustion sources
All
No. 2 fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
Less than or equal to 0.40, by weight
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2b4, 2b5, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not applicable]
2b4. Test Methods
2b5. Test Methods
=> fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
=> fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the fuel vendor.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [The fuel vendor required to test the viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
4g
5e
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Combustion sources
All
No. 4 fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
: Less than or equal to 1.0, by weight
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2b4, 2b5, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not applicable]
2b4. Test Methods
2b5. Test Methods
=> fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
=> fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the fuel vendor.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [The fuel vendor required to test the viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
4g
5e
Averaging Time
Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide excluding Androscoggin Valley AQCR
Global
Combustion sources
All
No. 5 and no. 6 fuel oil, and crude oil (distillate oil)
Emissions Limits:
other [Not applicable]
2b4. Test Methods
2b5. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g.
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the fuel vendor.]
other [The fuel vendor is required to test the viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
other [Not specified.]
other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Androscoggin Valley AQCR
Global
Combustion sources
All
No. 5 and no. 6 fuel oil, and crude oil (distillate oil)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: Less than or equal to 2.2, by weight
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2W, 2b5, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not applicable]
2b4. Test Methods
2b5. Test Methods
=> fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
=> fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the fuel vendor.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [The fuel vendor is required to test viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
5e
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Combustion sources
All
Gaseous fossil fuel (natural and manufactured)
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
Less than or equal to 5 gr/100 ft3, calculated as H2S at standard conditions
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2b4, 2b5, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not applicable.]
2b4. Test Methods
2b5. Test Methods
=> fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
=> fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the vendor.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [The fuel vendor required to test the viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
5e
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 04/15/70
Combustion sources
All
Solid fossil fuel (coal)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.8, gross heat content, and less than or equal to 2.0,
gross heat content for a trimonthly period.
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2b4, 2b5, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not applicable.]
2b4. Test Methods
2b5. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements =:
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the fuel vendor.]
other [The fuel vendor required to test the viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
other [Not specified.]
other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 04/15/70
Combustion sources
All
Solid fossil fuel (coal)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.5, gross heat content.
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 264, 2b5, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not applicable.]
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
2b5. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the fuel vendor.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [The fuel vendor required to test the viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
=> other [Not specified.]
4g.
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
=> other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 8 and 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices with stack cleaning devices
All
All fossil fuel except fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MHBtu)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Greater than 0.55, heat release potential {1}
Less than or equal to 1.1, actual heat input
Compliance Procedures :: 1b, 2a, 2b4, 3c, 4g, 5b
1b. Neat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines.]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuel must be sampled and analyzed by ASTM
methods which have prior approval, or are required by the Director.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [No. 14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates and other data that may be necessary to determine
if the source is in compliance.]
Footnotes:
O> Requires Director approval.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 8 and 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices with stack cleaning devices
All
Fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(tb S02/MMBtu)
: Greater than 1.0 O>
: Less than or equal to 1.1, actual heat input
Compliance Procedures :: 1b, 2a, 2b4, 3c, 4g, 5b
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines.]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuel must be sampled and analyzed by ASTM
methods which have prior approval, or are required by the Director.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [No.14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 8 and 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices
Less than 250
Coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 0.55, heat release potential
Compliance Procedures
1a. Neat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
5b.
Averaging Time
Reporting
:: 1a, 2a, 2b4, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines.]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuels must be sampled and analyzed according to
ASTM methods which have prior approval or are required by the Director.]
=> other [Requirements specified in the "Rhode Island Guideline for Air
Quality Monitoring"]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [No.14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates and other data that may be necessary to determine
if the source is in compliance.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 8 and 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices
Greater than or equal to 250
Coal
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Greater than or equal to 1.0, by weight.
Less than or equal to 1.21, heat release potential, (thirty day period), or Less
than or equal to 2.31, heat release potential, (twenty-four hour period).
Compliance Procedures
la. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g.
5b.
Averaging Time
Reporting
1a, 2a, 2b4, 3e, 4g, 5b
unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines.]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuels must be sampled and analyzed according to
ASTM methods which have prior approval or are required by the Director.]
=> other [Requirements specified in the "Rhode Island Guideline for Air
Quality Monitoring".]
=> other [Thirty day or twenty four hour period.]
=> state regulation [No. 14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates and other data that may be necessary to determine
if the source is in compliance. Quarterly reports stating the quantity of
high sulfur fuel used, fuel cost, cost of equivalent quantity of low sulfur
fuel, and the hours of operation for each unit.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 14 and 20
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning equipment
Greater then 1.0
Alternate fuel
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
: Less than 1.0, by weight.
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
264. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2b1, 2b4, 2c, 3c, 3e, 4g. 5b
=> other tNot specified.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-1552]
-> fuel testing: other [Heavy metals, flash point, viscosity, percent solids,
H20, and ash, and any hazardous components suspected of being present in the
material.]
=> other testing [Sampling and analysis procedures according to Title 23,
Chapter 20, Appendix B, of the state regulations.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [Compliance with all applicable rules and regulations of the Division
of Air and Hazardous Materials.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [No.20.9; Records maintained for three years to include
the feed rates of fuel, fuel vendor and sampling data, and fuel delivery
information.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulation 8
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices without stack cleaning devices or emission bubbles.
All
All fossil fuels except fuel oil and coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MHBtu)
: Less than or equal to 0.55, heat release potential
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 2b4, 3c, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
steam
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines.]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuel must be sampled and analyzed according to
ASTM methods which have prior approval or are required by the Director.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
other [Not specified.]
state regulation [No.14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates, and other data that may be necessary to
determine if the source is in compliance.]
=>
=>
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulation 8
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices without stack cleaning devices or emission bubbles.
All
Fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
Less than or equal to 1.0
Compliance Procedures ::
1e. Heat Input Determination =>
2a. Test Methods =>
2b4. Test Methods =>
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
1e, 2a, 2b4, 3c, 4g, 5b
other [Not specified.]
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units, and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines]
fuel testing: other [Fossil fuel must be sampled and analyzed according to
ASTM methods which have prior approval or are required by the Director.]
sulfur content of fuel
other [Not specified.]
state regulation [No.14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates and other data that may be necessary to determine
if the source is in compliance.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 8 and 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices with emission bubbles
All
All fossil fuel excluding fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
(Ib S02/MMBtu>
Less than or equal to 1.21, heat release potential, and
Less than or equal to 1.1, actual heat input
Compliance Procedures
1b. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1b, 2a, 264, 2c, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines.]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuel must be sampled and analyzed by ASTM
methods which have prior approval, or are required by the Director.]
=> other testing [Type of fuel, sulfur content, maximum rated gross heat input
for each unit, stack height, stack exit velocity and temperature,
monitoring, and modeling.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Aerodynamic downwash modeling.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [Type of fuel, operating hours, stack gas exit temperature and
velocity.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [No.14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates and other data that may be necessary to determine
if the source is in compliance. A quarterly report stating the quantity of
high sulfur fuel used, fuel cost, cost of equivalent quantity of low sulfur
fuel, and the hours of operation for each unit.]
Footnotes:
CO Requires Director approval.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 8 and 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices with emission bubbles
All
Fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.21, heat release potential. {1}
Compliance Procedures
1b. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1b, 2a. 2b4, 2c, 3c, 3d, 4g, 5b
=> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuel must be sampled and analyzed according to
ASTM methods which have prior approval or are required by the Director.]
=> other testing [Stack testing, or with the approval of the Director, fuel
testing. Modeling requirements as specified in the "Rhode Island Guideline
for Air Quality Modeling".]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [Thirty month limit.]
=> state regulation [No.14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates and other data that may be necessary to determine
if the source is in compliance. A quarterly report stating the quantity of
high sulfur fuel used, fuel cost, cost of equivalent quantity of low sulfur
fuel, and the hours of operation of each unit.]
Footnotes:
{1} Requires Director approval.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
VERMONT
1
Chapter 5, subchapter II, sections 221, 252, 404, and 405
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Electrical power generation facilities and fuel burning installations excluding
gas turbine generators
Greater than or equal to 250
Liquid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 2.0 <1>
: Less than or equal to 0.8
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
3b.
3e.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1a, 2a, 3b, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 may be required.
Emissions testing is required to demonstrate the reduction of sulfur levels
to be no greater than emissions from burning two percent sulfur fuel.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> other [Monitoring may be required. APCO may require stack tests as
specified in 40 CFR part 60.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [5-402; Reports shall contain information concerning
fuels used, nature, amount, and time periods or durations of emissions and
other information relevant to the air pollution potential of the source.
These reports shall also include the results of source tests that may be
required.]
Footnotes:
{1} When low sulfur fuel is not available, the Secretary may permit the use of fuel containing up to 2.2X
sulfur.
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
VERMONT
1
Chapter 5, subchapter II, sections 221, 252, 404, and 405
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Electrical power generation facilities and fuel burning installations excluding
gas turbine generators
Greater than or equal to 250
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/HHBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.0 t1>
Less than or equal to 1.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a or 2b4, 3e, 4g, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 may be required.
Emissions testing is required to demonstrate reduction of sulfur levels to
be no greater than emissions from burning two percent sulfur fuel.]
=> fuel testing: other [May be required.!
=> other [Monitoring may be required. APCO may require stack tests as
specified in 40 CFR part 60.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [5-402; Reports shall contain information concerning
fuels used, nature, amount, and time periods or durations of emissions, and
other information relevant to the air pollution potential of the source.
These reports shall also include the results of source tests that may be
required.]
Footnotes:
<1> When low sulfur fuel is not available, the Secretary may permit the use of fuel containing up to 2.2X
sulfur.
2b4. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Faci lity Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
VERMONT
1
Chapter 5,
Statewide
Global
Electrical
All
Waste oil
subchapter II, sections 221, 261, 404, and 405
power generation facilities and fuel burning equipment
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
Less than or equal to 2.0 {1>
Compliance Procedures
1b. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
:: 1b, 2a, 2b4, 2c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 may be required.
Other source testing may be required in accordance with methods acceptable
to the APCO.]
=> fuel testing: other [PCB's, total organic halogens, total inorganic
chloride, lead, heat of combustion, and flash point.]
=> other testing [Combustion efficiency of equipment.]
=> quantity of fuel [May be required.]
=> other [Compliance testing according to section 5-261 (Control of Hazardous
Air Contaminates). A permit to burn is required for sources greater than
1,000,000 MMBtu/hr. For sources greater than 10,000,000 MMBtu/hr written
notice must be made to the APCO prior to the date of the initial burn.]
=> other [Not specifed.]
=> state regulation [5-402; Reports shall contain information concerning
fuels used, nature, amount, and time periods or durations of emissions and
other information relevant to the air pollution potential of the source.
These reports shall also include the results of source tests that may be
required.]
Footnotes:
{1} When low sulfur fuel is not available the Secretary may permit the use of fuel containing 2.2X sulfur.
4g.
5b.
Averaging Time
Reporting
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EPA-450/2-89-014
Analysis of State and Federal
Sulfur Dioxide Emission Regulations
for Combustion Sources (Revised)
by
Jill B. Vitas (EPA)
Richard F. Pandullo (Radian)
Dorothy Pickett (Radian)
Contract No. 68-02-4392
Work Assignment No. 43
Radian Corporation
P.O. Box 13000
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
Air Quality Management Division
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711
September 1989
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This report has been reviewed by the Air Quality Management Division of the Office of Air Quality Planning
and Standards, EPA, and approved for publication. Mention of trade names or commercial products is not
intended to constitute endorsement or recommendation for use. Copies of this report are available through
the Library Services Office (MD-35), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, North
Carolina 27711; or, for a fee, from the National Technical Information Services, 5285 Port Royal Road,
Springfield, Virginia 22161.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Figures iii
Tables iii
1. Introduction 1-2
2. Summary 2-1
2.1 Basis for Emission Limits 2-1
2.2 Emission Limit Comparison 2-4
2.3 SO- Emissions and Controls 2-16
3. Regulation of Sulfur Dioxide Emissions
from Fuel Combustion 3-1
3.1 Potential SO, Emissions from Fuel Combustion 3-1
3.2 Discussion of S0« Emission Regulations 3-4
3.2.1 State SO^ Regulations 3-4
3.2.2 Federal S0? Regulations 3-6
3.3 References . . . : 3-8
4. Control of SO- Emissions 4-1
4.1 Flue Gas Desulfurization 4-1
4.1.1 Wet FGD Processes 4-1
4.1.2 Dry FGD Processes 4-2
4.2 Fluidized Bed Combustion 4-2
4.3 Fuel Cleaning 4-2
5. Individual SIP Regulations 5-1
Appendix
A. Federal NSPS Affecting S02 Emissions from
Fuel Combustion A-l
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FIGURES
Number Page
2-1 Maximum allowable SCL emission rate for an existing
250 MM Btu/hr residual oil fired boiler 2-15
2-2 Maximum allowable S09 emission rate for an existing
250 MM Btu/hr coal ftred boiler 2-15
TABLES
2-1 Basis for SIP S02 Emission Limitations in the U.S 2-2
2-2 Representative State SCL Emission Limitations for
Facilities Burning #5 or #6 Fuel Oil 2-5
2-3 Representative State S0? Emission Limitations for
Facilities Burning Solia Fossil Fuel 2-10
2-4 Summary of S02 Emission Rates for Hypothetical
Coal-fired ana Oil-fired Combustion Sources 2-17
3-1 Range of SO- Sulfur Contents, Heating Valves, and
Potential SO Emission Rates for Typical Fuels 3-3
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1. INTRODUCTION
State Implementation Plan (SIP) regulations and Federal new source
performance standards (NSPS) pertaining to sulfur dioxide (SO.) emissions
from fuel combustion have been compiled and summarized in this report. The
source categories to which the regulations apply are broadly defined as
indirect and direct heat exchangers: primarily steam generators or
boilers. Regulations applicable specifically to incineration of solid waste
or to processes which include fuel combustion (cement kiln, lime calciner,
etc.) were not included in this compilation.
This report can be used as a quick reference to estimating SO.
emission rates, assessing ranges of SO. control, and quantifying the
relative stringency of SO. emission limits. It was developed to serve as a
starting point for broad control strategy evaluations and is not intended to
be a precise reference for individual compliance determinations. The EPA
recognizes that many States have SIP-approved limits for specific sources.
Users are cautioned to contact the appropriate State and/or local air
pollution control agency and EPA Regional Office to verify the specific SO.
emission limit that is applicable to an individual source.
Sulfur dioxide regulations vary among the States and even within an
individual State. Different emission limitations may apply depending on
such parameters as facility size, fuel type, geographical location, and age
of source. Included in this report are all the important factors that
determine the applicability of a particular emission limit. Such factors
(actual or rated heat input, test method, and length of time over which
emissions are averaged) have a significant influence on the stringency of
the emission limit.
The remainder of this report is organized as follows. Chapter 2
provides an overview of SO. emission regulations and briefly contrasts the
basis for emission limits among each State. It also identifies typical
uncontrolled and controlled emission levels. Chapter 3 discusses in
considerable detail the potential SO. emissions from fuel combustion, as
well as the various aspects of State and Federal SO- emission regulations.
Chapter 4 describes the performance of available SO. control techniques.
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Chapter 5 contains information on the applicability, emission limits, and
compliance methods for each State S02 regulation. A summary of the major
provisions of several Federal NSPS affecting SO- emissions from fuel
combustion is provided in Appendix A.
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2. SUMMARY
SO- emission limits for fuel combustion sources have been incorporated
into SIPs as part of control strategies designed to provide for the
attainment and maintenance of national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS)
for SO-. The form, stringency, and applicability of these emission limits
often depended upon parameters such as fuel type, facility size, and method
of determination (actual or design heat input), geographical location, and
age of source. This chapter summarizes the basis for emission limits among
States, compares the stringency of SO- emission limits, and discusses
typical uncontrolled and controlled emission rates from fuel combustion
sources.
2.1 BASIS FOR EMISSION LIMITS
Table 2-1 delineates the parameters upon which SO- emission limits for
each State are based. This section discusses similarities in the basis and
format of State SO- emission regulations.
Twenty-eight States have emission limits that depend on fuel type. In
most cases, the difference in emission limits is based solely upon whether
solid or liquid fuel is used. Some States, however, make further
distinctions in emission limits based on the type of fuel oil (e.g.,
residual or distillate) and type of coal (e.g., anthracite or bituminous)
that is used.
With respect to emission limit format, most State rules restrict the
pounds of SO- that can be emitted per million Btu heat input to the furnace
(e.g., Ib SO-/MM Btu) or restrict the sulfur content of fuels allowed to be
burned (e.g., % sulfur, by weight). Twenty-two States have emission rate
limits only, while 3 States have sulfur-content limits only and 21 States
allow compliance with either an emission rate or a sulfur content limit.
Only four States have an emission limit based on exhaust gas SO-
concentration.
Facility size dictates the emission limit in 29 States. The most
common size cutoff is 250 MM Btu/hr. However, a number of States also
include different emission limits at cutoff points below 250 MM Btu/hr, such
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as 10 MM Btu/hr and 100 MM Btu/hr. In general, larger facilities must
comply with lower emission limits.
About half of the States list separate emission limits for new and
existing sources. However, only seven States actually have different limits
for new versus existing sources. In these cases, the emission limits for
new sources are lower than for existing sources.
Finally, about half of the States have different emission limits
depending on geographical location. Area designations on which these limits
are based include political boundaries (such as counties or cities).
2.2 EMISSION LIMIT COMPARISON
Comparisons of the most representative SIP emission limits for each
State are presented in common units of pounds sulfur dioxide per million Btu
heat input (Ib SOVMM Btu) in Tables 2-2 and 2-3 for residual fuel oil and
solid fossil fuels, respectively. For purposes of comparison, the most
representative emission limits were assumed to be those that would be
applicable over the largest area of the State. This assumption is
reasonable from a nationwide standpoint, but it does tend to misrepresent
those States where the majority of S02 sources are confined to a small area
where a specific SO,, emission limit applies. In some cases, an emission
limit greater than that allowed under the Federal NSPS is listed in
Table 2-2 and 2-3. This higher limit is shown because it could apply to a
wider variety of sources than those defined under applicable NSPS. However,
it should be understood that the NSPS would supersede less stringent SIP
limits when a source is subject to both regulations.
Overall review of the information contained in Tables 2-2 and 2-3
reveals the following information regarding SO- emission limits. First,
within a specific State there is generally no variation in allowable
emissions due to facility size (MM Btu/hr). Exceptions to this rule are
States such as Kentucky and Nevada, which specify emission limits by
equations, and New York, Vermont, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, Colorado, and
Hawaii, which have lower limits for sources greater than 250 MM Btu/hr
compared to smaller sources. Second, emission limits for residual oil are
more stringent than those for coal in a number of States such as
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TABLE 2-2. REPRESENTATIVE STATE SULFUR DIOXIDE EMISSIONS LIMITATIONS
FOR FACILITIES BURNING #5 OR *6 FUEL OIL
(Ibs SO-/MM BtU)
' ~~ ™— - „_ — __ • — „ M_.W.I ___
EPA
Region State
1 Connecticut:
Existing
New
Mainea/J:
Existing
New
Massachusetts'3'0' J:
Exist ing
New
New Hampshire3' J:
Existing
New
Rhode IslandJ:
Existing
New
Vermont :
Existing
New
2 New Jersey13'^:
Existing
New
New York3:
Exi sting
New
3 Delawarea'b|j:
Existing
New
Maryland3'6"1:
Existing
New
Pennsylvania :
Existing
New
Vi rginia'1 :
Existing
New
Distric of
Columbia ' J:
Existing
New
10
0.55
0.55
2.4
2.4
1.1
1.1
2.1
2.1
1.1
1.1
3.48a
3.48a
1.05
1.05
2.1
2.1
1.8
1.8
N.A.
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TABLE 2-2. (Continued)
EPA
Region State
West VirginiaJ:
Existing
New
4 AlabamaJ:
Existing
New
Florida6:
Existing
New
Georgiaf ' J:
Existing
New
Kentucky*3;
Existing
New
Mississippi J :
Existing
New
North Carolina-1 :
Existing
New
South Carolina-1:
Existing
New
Tennessee6' J :
Existing
New
5 Illinois-1:
Existing
New
Indiana :
Existing
New
Michigan-1 :
Existing
New
Minnesota6'-1:
Existing
New
Ohi0e'j:
Existing
New
Faci I
10
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
N-A-H
N.A.d
2.6
2.6
6.0 .
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
N.A.d
1.0
6.0
6.0
1.7
1.7
2.0
2.0
N.A.d
1.6
ity Size
100
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
N.A.d
N.A.d
3.1
3.1
4.49
1.17
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
N.A.d
1.0
6.0
6.0
1.7
1.7
2.0
2.0
1.6
1.6
(MM Btu/hr
250
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
N.A.d
N.A.d
3.1
0.8
4.0
0.8
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
N.A.d
1.0
6.0
6.0
1.7
1.7
2.0
2.0
1.6
1.6
Heat Input)
1,000
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
2.75d
N.A.
3.1
0.8
4.0 h
N.A.h
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
N.A.d
1.0
6.0
6.0
1.1
1.1
2.0
2.0
1.6
1.6
10,000
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
2.75 .
N.A.d
3.1
0.8
4.0 ,
N.A.h
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
N.A.d
1 .0
6.0
6.0
1.1
1.1
2.0
2.0
1.6
1.6
(continued)
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TABLE 2-2. (Continued)
EPA
Region State
Wisconsin6:
Existing
New
6 Arkansas :
Existing
New
Louisiana'* J:
Existing
New
New Mexico:
Existing
New
Oklahoma:
Existing
New
Texase'ilj:
Existing
New
7 lowaj:
Existing
New
Kansas1:
Existing
New
Missouri-1 :
Existing
New
Nebraska-1 :
Existing
New
8 Colorado:
Existing
New
Montana0' J:
Existing
New
North DakotaJ:
Existing
New
10
N.A.d
N.A.d
N-A-H
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
N.A *
N.A.d
0.8
0.8
0.94
0.94
2.5
2.5
3"°c
3.0C
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.5
0.8
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
Faci t itv Size
100
N.A.'j
N.A.
N.A.j
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
N.A.d
N.A.d
0.8
0.8
0.94
0.94
2.5
2.5
3.0C
3.0C
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.5
0.8
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
(MM Btu/hr
250
N.A d
N.A.d
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
N.A d
N.A.d
0.8
0.8
0.94
0.94
2.5
2.5
3'°c
3.0C
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.5
0.3
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
Heat Input)
1,000
N.A.d
0.8
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
N.A.^
N.A.d
0.8
0.8
0.94
0.94
2.5
2.5
3'°c
3.0°
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
0.8
0.3
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
10,000
N.A.d
0.8
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
N.A d
N.A.d
0.8
0.8
0.94
0.94
2.5
2.5
3.0C
3.0C
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
0.8
0.3
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
(continued)
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TABLE 2-2. (Continued)
EPA
Region State
South Dakota-1:
Existing
New
Utahc'J:
Existing
New
Wyoming:
Existing
New
9 Arizona:
Existing
New
California3'6:
Existing
New
Hawaiia/J:
Existing
New
Nevada0' j:
Existi ng
New
10 Alaska''J:
Existing
New
Idahoa'j:
Existi ng
New
Oregon8' J :
Existi ng
New
Washington1 ' J :
Existing
New
10
3.0
3.0
1.7
1.7
N.A.d
N.A.d
N.A.
N.A.
0.53
0.53
2.1
2.1
0.7
N.A.
1.14
1.14
1.85
1.85
1.85
1.85
2.29
2.29
Faci I i tv Si ze
100
3.0
3.0
1.7
1.7
N.A.^
N.A.d
N.A.
N.A.
0.53
0.53
2.1
2.1
0.7
N.A.
1.14
1.14
1.85
1.85
1.85
1.85
2.29
2.29
(MM Btu/hr
250
3.0
3.0
1.7
1.7
N.A.d
N.A.d
2.2
N.A
0.53
0.53
0.5
0.5
0.4
N.A.
1.14
1.14
1.85
1.85
1.85
1.85
2.29
2.29
Heat Input)
1,000
3.0
3.0
1.7
1.7
N.A.d
0.8
2.2
N.A.
0.53
0.53
0.5
0.5
0.4
N.A.
1.14
1.14
1.85
1.85
1.85
1.85
2.29
2.29
10,000
3.0
3.0
1.7
1.7
N.A.d
0.8
2.2
N.A.
0.53
0.53
0.5
0.5
0.4
N.A.
1.14
1.14
1.85
1.85
1.85
1.85
2.29
2.29
Emissions limitation is expressed in percent sulfur content of the fuel.
Conversion to Ibs SO./MM Btu is based on the assumptions of 100 percent conversion
of sulfur to sulfur aioxide, and a heating value of 19,000 Btu/lb (residual oil).
The following equation calculates the equivalent emission rate:
Emission Rate (Ibs SO-/MM Btu)
1.000.000 Btu/MM Btu
Heating Value (Btu/lb)
x (XS) (2 Ibs S02/lb S)
Emissions limitations were not expressed for the entire state.
was selected for comparison.
°Emissions limitations were expressed as Ib S/MM Btu. The following
equation calculates the equivalent emission rate:
Emission Rate (Ibs SO./MM Btu) = 2 x (Ibs S/MM Btu)
The median value
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TABLE 2-2. (Continued)
Refers to "Not Applicable" for comparison purposes only. Either SO, emissions are
not regulated in that State for a specific size category or for other reasons
cannot be specified.
Emissions limitations are expressed for individual sources and counties. The value
shown represents only limitations that apply to the largest area of state.
The State regulation limits both fuel sulfur content and the SO- emissions rate
depending on stack height. However, only the limits on fuel sulfur content are
included in the SIP.
Emissions limitations are based on effective stack height for entire plant
(equation).
Emissions limitations are based on federal regulations.
'Emissions limitation is expressed in parts per million (ppm). Conversion to Ibs
SO./HH Btu was based on the assumptions that F factors (dry basis) were
9,820 dscf/MM Btu (coal) and 9,220 dscf/HM Btu (oil), and a 6 percent oxygen
content in the flue gas. The following eguationsocalculate the equivalent
emission rate at standard temperature (20 C or 68 F) and pressure 760 MM Hg or
29.92 in. Hg):
C = 1.660 x 10~7 (x ppm)
E = C f 20,9
d 20.9-percent 0-
where: E = pollutant emissions (Ibs SO-/MM Btu)
C = pollutant concentration (Ibs SO^/dscf)
f. = dry basis f factor, which is the ratio of the volume of dry flue gases
generated to the calorific value of the fuel combusted
JNew source performance standards (40 CFR 60.40 and 60.40a) supersede less stringent
State emission limits when applicable to a new combustion source.
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TABLE 2-3. REPRESENTATIVE STATE SULFUR DIOXIDE EMISSIONS LIMITATIONS
FOR FACILITIES BURNING SOLID FOSSIL FUEL
(Ibs S02/MM Btu)
EPA
Region State
1 Connecticut:
Existing
New
Mainea'J:
Existing
New
Massachusettsb>c:
Existing
New
New Hamoshi re :
Existing8
Newc
Rhode Island^:
Existing
New
Vermont:
Existing
New
2 New Jersey :
Existing
New
New York8:
Existing
New
3 Delaware8'"3' J:
Existing
New
Maryland13'^:
Existing
New
Pennsylvania^ :
Existing
New
VirginiaJ :
Existing
New
District of .
Columbiei '•"•
Existing
New
10
1.1
1.1
2.4
2.4
1.1
1.1
5.6
3.0
1.1
1 .1
3.3
3.3
0.3
0.3
N.A*
N.A.d
1.65
1.65
N.A.^
N.A.d
4.8
4.8
2.64
2.64
1.65
1.65
Faci litv Size
100
1.1
1.1
2.4
2.4
1.1
1.1
5.6
3.0
1.1
1.1
3.3
3.3
0.3
0.3
4.13
4.13
1.65
1.65
3.5
3.5
4.8
4.8
2.64
2.64
1.65
1.65
(MM Btu/hr
250
1.1
1.1
2.4
2.4
1.1
1.1
5.6
3.0
.
1.1
1.1
3.3
3.3
0.3
0.3
4.13
4.13
1.65
1.65
3.5
3.5
4.8
4.8
2.64
2.64
1.65
1.65
Heat Inout)
1,000
1.1
1.1
2.4
2.4
1.1
1.1
5.6
3.0
1.1
1.1
1.2
1.2
0.3
0.3
4.13
1.04
1.65
1.65
3.5
3.5
4.8
4.8
2.64
2.64
1.65
1.65
———-•—
10,000
1.1
1.1
2.4
2.4
1.1
1.1
5.6
3.0
1 .1
1.1
1.2
1.2
0.3
0.3
4.13
1.04
1.65
1.65
3.5
3.5
4.8
4.8
2.64
2.64
1.65
1.65
(continued)
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TABLE 2-3. (Continued)
EPA
Region State
West Virginia-1:
Existing
New
4 AlabamaJ:
Existing
New
Florida6:
Existing
New
Georgiaf'J:
Existing
New
Kentucky:
Existing
New
Missi ssiopi :
Existing
New
North Carolina-1:
Existing
New
South Carol ina :
Exist ing
New
Tennessee6' J :
Existing
New
5 Illinois:
Existing
New
Indiana-1 :
Existing
New
Michigan-1 :
Existing
New
Minnesota6' J :
Existing
New
Ohiob'j:
Existing
New
10
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.1
4.1
9.0
5.0
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
6.8
1.8
6.0
6.0
2.4
2.4
4.0
4.0
3.6
3.6
Faci li tv Size
100
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
N.A.d
N.A.d
5.0
5.0
6.73
1.8
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
6.8
1.8
6.0
6.0
2.4
2.4
4.0
4.0
3.6
3.6
(MM Btu/hr
250
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
N.A.d
N.A.d
5.0
1.2
6.0
1.20
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
6.8
1.8
6.0
6.0
2.4
2.4
4.0
4.0
3.6
3.6
Heat Inout)
1,000
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
6.17
N.A.d
5.0
1.2
6.0
0.65
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
N.A.9
1.2
6.0
6.0
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
3.6
3.6
10,000
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
6.17
N.A.
5.0
1.2
6.0
0.23
N.A.d
4.8
2.3
2.3
3.5
3.5
5.0
5.0
N.A.3
1.2
6.0
6.0
1.6
1.6
4.0
4.0
3.6
3.6
(continued)
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TABLE 2-3. (Continued)
EPA
Region State
Wisconsin9;
Existing
New
6 Arkansas'1:
Existing
New
Louisiana1 ' J :
Existing
New
New Mexico:
Existing
New
Oklahoma:
Existing
New
Texas6' J;
Existing
New
7 Iowa:
Existing
New
Kansas'1 :
Existing
New
Missouri J :
Existing
New
NebraskaJ:
Existing
New
8 Colorado:
Existing
New
Montana0' J:
Existing
New
North Dakota-1 :
Exist i ng
New
10
N.A.d
N.A.d
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
N.A d
N.A.d
1.2
1.2
3.0
3.0
6.0
6.0
3'°c
3.0C
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.8
1.2
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
Faci I i tv Si ze
100
N.A.d
N.A.d
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
N.A.d
N.A.d
1.2
1.2
3.0
3.0
6.0
6.0
3'°c
3.0C
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.8
1.2
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
(MM Btu/hr
250
N.A.d
N.A.d
N.A d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
N.A.d
N.A.d
1.2
1.2
3.0
3.0
6.0
6.0
3'°c
3.0C
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.8
1.2
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
Heat Input)
1,000
N.A.d
1.2
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
3.0
3.0
6.0 .
N.A.d
3'°c
3.0C
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.2
0.4
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
10,000
N.A.d
1.2
N.A.d
N.A.d
4.6
4.6
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
3.0
3.0
6.0 .
N.A.d
3'°c
3.0C
8.0
8.0
2.5
2.5
1.2
0.4
2.0
2.0
3.0
3.0
(continued)
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TABLE 2-3. (Continued)
EPA
Region
9
10
State
South DakotaJ :
Existing
New
Utahc'J:
Existing
New
Wyoming:
Existing
New
Arizona:
Existing
New
California3'13:
Existing
New
Hawaii a'J:
Existing
New
Nevada0 :
Existing
New
Alaska11
Existing
New
Idahoa'j:
Existing
New
Oregon8' J:
Existing
New
Washington' ' J:
Existing
New
10
3.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
»-*-H
N.A.d
1.0
0.8
0.83
0.83
3.3
3.3
0.7 ri
N.A.d
1.H
1.14
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
2.29
2.29
Faci I itv Size
100
3.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
N-A-H
N.A.d
1.0
0.8
0.83
0.83
3.3
3.3
0.7 .
N.A.d
1.U
1.14
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
2.29
2.29
(MM Btu/hr
250
3.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
N.A.'!
N.A.d
1.0
0.8
0.83
0.83
0.83
0.83
0.6 .
N.A.d
1.14
1.14
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
2.29
2.29
Heat Inout)
1,000
3.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
1.2
0.2
1.0
0.8
0.83
0.83
0.83
0.83
0.6 ,
N.A.d
1.14
1.14
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
2.29
2.29
10,000
3.0
3.0
2.0
2.0
0.3
0.2
1.0
0.8
0.83
0.83
0.83
0.83
0.6
N.A.d
1.14
1.14
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
2.29
2.29
Emissions limitation is expressed in percent sulfur content of the fuel.
Conversion to Ibs SO-/MM Btu was based on the assumptions of 95 percent conversion
of sulfur to sulfur aioxide, and a heating value of 11,500 Btu/lb (coal).
The following equation calculates the equivalent emission rate:
Emission Rate (Ibs SCyMM Btu) = .95 HIanng°5alueU(Stu/lb) x US> (2 lbs S02/lb S)
Emissions limitations were not expressed for the entire state. The median value
was selected for comparison.
''Emissions limitations were expressed as Ib S/MM Btu. The following equation
calculates the equivalent emission rate:
Emission Rate (lbs SO-/MM Btu) = 2 x (lbs S/HM Btu)
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TABLE 2-3. (Continued)
Refers to "Not Applicable" for comparison purposes. Either emission were not
regulated in that State for a specific size category or for other reason specified.
Emissions limitations are expressed for individual sources and counties. The value
shown represents only limitations that apply to the largest area of state.
The State regulation limits both fuel sulfur content and the SO- emissions rate
depending on stack height. However, only the limits on fuel sulfur content are
included in the SIP.
Emissions limitations are based on effective stack height for entire plant
(equation).
Emissions limitations are based on federal regulations.
'Emissions limitation is expressed in parts per million (ppm). Conversion to Ibs
SOp/MM Btu was based on the assumptions that F factors (dry basis) were
9,820 dscf/MM Btu (coal) and 9.220 dscf/MH Btu (oil), and a 6 percent oxygen
content in the flue gas. The following equations calculate the equivalent
emission rate at standard temperature (20 C or 68 F) and pressure 760 mm Hg or
29.92 in. Hg):
C = 1.660 x 10~7 (x ppm)
d 20.9-percent 02
where: E = pollutant emissions (Ibs SCs/MM Btu)
C = pollutant concentration (Ibs S0_/dscf)
F . = dry basis F factor, which is the ratio of the volume of dry flue gases
generated to the calorific value of the fuel combusted
source performance standards (40 CFR 60.40 and 60.40a) supersede less stringent
State emission limits when applicable to a new combustion source.
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Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, New Jersey, New York, Delaware,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan,
Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Texas, Iowa, Colorado, Montana, Utah,
Wyoming, Arizona, California, Nevada, Idaho, and Oregon. Other States do
not differentiate between fuel types. Finally, most States have the same
emission limits for new and existing sources. In seven States, however, the
emission limit for new sources is lower than for existing sources. These
States include New York, Georgia, Colorado, New Hampshire, Kentucky,
Illinois, and Arizona.
Figures 2-1 and 2-2 are histograms describing the numbers of States
requiring specific levels of S02 control. Figure 2-1 presents the limits
that would apply to a boiler burning 250 MM Btu/hr of residual oil. Such a
boiler burning oil with 3 percent sulfur would, for example, emit about
3.2 Ibs S02/MM Btu and would meet the applicable emission limit in only
8 States.
Figure 2-2 presents the limits that would apply to a boiler burning
250 MM Btu/hr of coal. Since half of the States (25) have limits of less
than 3 Ibs SO^/MM Btu, an average sulfur content of less than about
2 percent would be required to meet the emission limit.
2.3 S02 EMISSIONS AND CONTROLS
Approximate ranges of controlled and uncontrolled S02 emissions are
presented in Table 2-4 for hypothetical coal-fired and oil-fired combustion
sources. This table shows that bituminous coal with 3.0 percent average
sulfur and a heating value of 11,500 Btu/hr would emit about 5 Ibs
SOp/MM Btu and could meet (on a monthly or annual average) the S0? emission
limit in about 5 States. This same coal could be physically cleaned to
reduce the emission rate (Ibs SOp/MM Btu) 20 to 50 percent. On a long-term
basis, it could then meet the standards of up to 21 States. Various flue
gas desulfurization (FGD) systems could be used to reduce SOp emissions
90 percent and allow that facility to meet the regulations of most States.
With respect to oil-fired combustion sources, about 2.1 Ib SOVMM Btu
would be emitted if No. 6 fuel oil at 3.0 percent sulfur were used. Such a
source would meet the applicable emission limits in about half of the
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z
0.5
2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0
Emission Rate, Ib. SO/MM Btu
6.0
>6.5
Figure 2-1. Maximum Allowable SO, Emission Rate for an Existing
250 MM Btu/hr Residual Oil Fired Boiler
0.5
1.0
2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0
Emission Rate, Ib. SC^/MM Btu
>6.5
Figure 2-2. Maximum Allowable SO, Emission Rate for an Existing
250 MM Btu/hr Coal Fired Boiler
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TABLE 2-4. SUMMARY OF SO, EMISSION RATES FOR HYPOTHETICAL
COAL-FIRED AND Olt-FIRED COMBUSTION SOURCES
Emission Rate
SOp control
None (uncontrolled)
Physical coal
cleaning
Limestone FGD
Dual alkali FGD
Dry scrubbing FGD
(spray drying)
(Ib SO
Coal -fired
unit3
5.0
2.5 - 4.0
0.25 - 0.75
0.25 - 1.5
0.5 - 1.5
o/MM Btu)
fc Oil-fired
unit
2.1
N/AC
0.11 - 0.32
0.21
0.21 - 0.63
Control
Efficiency (%)
Coal-fired Oil-fired
unit unit
N/AC
20 - 50
85 - 95
90 - 95
70 - 90
N/AC
20 - 50
85 - 95
90
70 - 90
Estimates assume bituminous coal at 11,500 Btu/lb and 3.0% S.
Estimates assume No. 6 fuel oil at 19,000 Btu/lb and 2.0% S.
CN/A = not applicable.
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States. Application of various FGD systems could reduce SOp emissions so
that compliance could be achieved in most States. Alternatively, oil
cleaning can reduce the sulfur content to 0.5 percent, which would meet the
regulations of most States.
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3. REGULATION OF SULFUR DIOXIDE EMISSIONS FROM FUEL COMBUSTION
The Clean Air Act Amendments of 1970 (CAA) required each State to
prepare a plan indicating how the NAAQS for particulates, sulfur dioxide,
nitrogen oxides, ozone, and carbon monoxide would be attained and/or
maintained. States adopted regulations limiting sulfur dioxide emissions
from fuel combustion in response to this requirement. These sulfur dioxide
regulations limited the percent sulfur (by weight) in fuels burned, pounds
sulfur or sulfur dioxide emitted per million Btu of heat input to the
furnace, and the parts per million (ppm) concentration of sulfur dioxide in
the flue gas.
Individual State implementation plans have been revised several times
since 1970. In some cases, these revisions have resulted in regulations
becoming more site-specific to address localized areas or sources where S02
emissions were contributing to nonattainment. A number of States lowered
S02 emission limits to ensure attainment and/or maintenance of the NAAQS.
In some cases, the S02 emission did not change, but States added continuous
monitoring and amended averaging times to ensure continuous compliance with
all the S02 NAAQS (particularly the short-term S02 NAAQS).
The CAA also required EPA to develop standards of performance for new
stationary sources. In response to this requirement, EPA has adopted
regulations under Section 111 of the CAA for the following combustion
sources of S02 emissions: (1) fossil fuel steam generators constructed
after August 17, 1971 (40 CFR Subpart D); (2) electric utility steam
generating units constructed after September 18, 1978 (40 CFR Subpart Da);
(3) industrial boilers (40 CFR Subpart Db); and stationary gas turbines
(40 CFR Subpart GG).
3.1 POTENTIAL S02 EMISSIONS FROM FUEL COMBUSTION
Sulfur dioxide emissions from combustion of fuels are proportional to
the amount of sulfur in the fuel. In the case of fuel oil, it is assumed
that all the sulfur in the oil is oxidized during the combustion process and
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emitted as sulfur dioxide. Estimates of S0? emission rates from fuel oil
combustion can generally be made using the following equations.
Residual oil - Ibs S02/MM Btu = 1.05 x % S in fuel
Distillate oil - Ibs S02/MM Btu = 1.0 x % S in fuel
These equations are based on the general assumptions that residual oils have
an approximate heating value of 150,000 Btu/gallon and distillate oils have
a value of 140,000 Btu/gallon. Thus, combustion of a 2.3 percent sulfur
residual oil would have a resultant emission rate of approximately 2.4 Ibs
S02/MM Btu of heat input.
For the combustion of coal, about 5 percent of the coal's sulfur
remains in the bottom ash and thus 95 percent is emitted as sulfur dioxide.
To estimate the emission rate in Ib SO?/MM Btu, one only needs to know the
percent sulfur and the heating value in Btu/lb. The following procedure can
then be used for estimation:
Ibs S02/MM Btu = CF x % S in coal
where CF is,
Btu/lb CF
10,000
10,500
11,000
11,500
12,000
12,500
1.9
1.81
1.73
1.65
1.58
1.52
Thus, a coal of 3 percent sulfur content and a heating value of
11,500 Btu/lb would have an approximate S02 emission rate of 5 Ibs/MM Btu.
The normal range of S02 emissions (Ib SCL/MM Btu) is presented in
Table 3-1. The range of emission rates was maximized by assuming the lowest
sulfur fuel had the highest heating value and the highest sulfur fuel had
the lowest heating value. There is, however, no direct correlation of
sulfur content and heating value in nature.
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TABLE 3-1. RANGE OF SULFUR CONTENTS, HEATING VALUES AND POTENTIAL
SULFUR DIOXIDE EMISSION RATES FOR TYPICAL FUELS
% Sulfur
Fuel (by weight)
Pipeline natural gas Negligible
Wood - typical 0.02
Bark - typical 0.02
Distillate oil2
#1 0.01 - 0.5
#2 0.05 - 1.0
#4 0.2 - 2.0
2
Residual oil
#5 0.5 - 3.0
#6 0.7 - 3.5
2
Anthracite coal 0.6 - 0.8
2
Bituminous coal 0.7 - 6.1
2
Subbituminous coal 0.3 - 0.6
2
Lignite coal 0.4 - 0.9
Heating value S0? emissions
(Btu/lb as burned) fb/MM Btu
4,
4,
19,670
19,170
18,280
18,100
17,410
11,925
9,700
8,320
6,500
-
560 0.1
370 0.1
- 19,860 0.01 - 0.5
- 19,750 0.05 - 1.0
- 19,400 0.2 - 2
- 19,020 0.5 - 3
- 18,990 0.7 - 4
- 12,925 0.9 - 1
- 14,715 0.9 - 12
- 11,340 0.5 - 1
- 9,700 0.8 - 3
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It can be seen that a low sulfur (.01 percent) distillate oil could
yield as little of 0.01 Ib S02/MM Btu of fuel burned while a high sulfur
(6.1 percent) bituminous coal could yield as much as 12 Ib S02/MM Btu.
Wood and bark have very low sulfur contents, as well as low heating values;
therefore, SCL emission fall in the same range as those from #1 or #2 fuel
oil.
3.2 DISCUSSION OF S02 EMISSION REGULATIONS
3.2.1 State SO,, Regulations
Several approaches to regulating S02 emissions from fuel combustion
have been adopted by States in order to attain and maintain the NAAQS. The
regulations applicable in each State are delineated in Chapter 5 along with
notes on procedures such as test methods, averaging time, monitoring and
reporting requirements used to determine compliance.
A review of Chapter 5 indicates that State S02 emission regulations
generally limit the amount of S02 which can be emitted per million Btu heat
input to the furnace (Ib S02/MM Btu) or the sulfur content of the fuels
which can be burned. The following paragraphs give examples of parameters
in different States that affect the stringency of emission limits applicable
to an individual source.
The New York State SIP, for example, contains very detailed limits on
fuel sulfur content. To determine the limit applicable to a particular
source, it is necessary to first know its location (county or municipality).
The total heat (Btu/hr) actually being burned in all furnaces at the
facility is the next important factor. A facility with 10 MM Btu/hr or less
is not regulated. In some areas of the State different limits apply to
facilities with total heat input greater than 250 MM Btu/hr. Limits are
different for existing sources (constructed before March 15, 1973) and new
sources (constructed after March 15, 1973), and for oil and solid fuel.
Compliance with the sulfur-in-fuel limits is determined by stack testing
(EPA Method 6) and fuel analysis to determine sulfur and ash content,
heating value and specific gravity (oil). The gross heat content and ash
content of the fuel burned on a weekly basis must be monitored for all
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facilities with a total heat input greater than 250 MM Btu/hr. Continuous
monitoring of stack S02 emissions is required of new facilities with heat
input greater than 250 MM Btu/hr.
Pennsylvania regulations limit sulfur-in-fuel and SC^ emission rate
(Ib/MM Btu) depending on the location, the design fuel burning capacity of
each furnace and the type of fuel burned. An equation dictates the emission
limit for furnaces with heat input capacity greater than or equal to 50 MM
Btu/hr, but less than 2,000 MM Btu/hr and located in the Allegheny County,
Beaver Valley, Monongahela Valley air basin. The allowable SO- emission
rate for furnaces burning solid fossil fuels varies with averaging time.
For example, the measured emission rate must always fall below 4.8 Ib
S02/MM Btu in areas I and II. Also, the average of all readings for one day
(24-hour period) must fall below 4.0 Ib/MM Btu (except for two days per
month) and the emission average over 30 days must fall below 3.7 Ib/MM Btu.
In Virginia and Nevada the emission limits (Ibs SCu/hr) are based on
equations which are functions of the actual heat input to a single furnace.
Compliance is determined in Virginia by stack testing using EPA Method 6 or
other State-approved procedures (3 runs) and in Nevada by stack testing
using a method specified by the State in the operating permit (2 runs).
Georgia limits the sulfur content of the fuel burned or <2.5 percent
for furnaces actually burning less than 100 MM Btu/hr and to <3.0 percent
for furnaces burning 100 MM Btu/hr or greater of fuel. It also limits the
SO- emission rate (Ib SO-/MM Btu) based on equations which are functions of
the furnace exhaust stack height. The limits based on stack height are not
part of the Georgia SIP, however.
Allowable emission rates (Ib SOp/MM Btu) in Kentucky vary with the
location (county), facility size (total plant heat input), and type fuel
(solid or liquid). The emission rates are determined by equations for
facilities larger than 10 MM Btu/hr and smaller than 250 MM Btu/hr.
Compliance is determined by stack testing using EPA Method 6.
SCL emission concentrations in Louisiana, the State of Washington, and
Alaska are limited to <2,000 ppm, <1,000 ppm, and <500 ppm, respectively.
These limits apply in all locations, to all size furnaces and all fuels in
each case.
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3.2.2 Federal SO,, Regulations
EPA has promulgated standards of performance for the following classes
of fuel combustion units: (1) Fossil-Fuel Steam Generating Units
>250 MM Btu/hr (which commenced construction after August 17, 1971);
(2) Electric Utility Steam Generating Units Capable of Combusting >250 MM
Btu/hr (which commenced construction after September 18, 1978);
(3) Industrial- Commercial-Institutional Steam Generating Units; and
(4) Stationary Gas Turbines. A summary of the provisions of these NSPS is
contained in Appendix A.
Subpart D is applicable to all fossil-fuel fired steam generating units
and all fossil-fuel and wood residue fired steam generating units capable of
burning more than 250 MM Btu/hr of fuel, irrespective of the use of the
steam produced. Compliance with the emission limit is determined by
continuously monitoring the flue gas and calculating an arithmetic average
of the SOp emission rate (Ib SO^/MM Btu) for three contiguous one-hour
periods.
Subpart Da was designed to update (and supersede) Subpart D for
electric utility boilers (with design heat input capacity greater than
250 MM Btu/hr) in accordance with the 1977 Amendments to the CAA.
Compliance with this regulation is generally determined by continuously
monitoring SCL concentrations in the flue gas before and after a flue gas
desulfurization system (FGD) and calculating the arithmetic average of all
hourly emission rates (Ib SO«/MM Btu) for 30 successive days of normal
operation.
Subpart Db is applicable to steam generating units with a heat input
capacity greater than 100 MM Btu/hr. Compliance with the emission limit and
percent reduction requirement of the standard is determined by continuously
monitoring the flue gas and calculating the arithmetic average of all hourly
emission rates (Ib SC^/MM Btu) for 30 successive days of normal operation.
Subpart GG is applicable to stationary gas turbines with a heat input
greater than 100 MM Btu/hr. The emission limits include a restriction on
the sulfur dioxide concentration in the exhaust gas, as well as a limit on
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the fuel sulfur content. Compliance is determined by daily monitoring of
the fuel sulfur content after an initial performance test shows compliance
with the outlet concentration limit.
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3.3 REFERENCES
1. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Compilation of Air Pollution
Emission Factors. AP-42. Office of Air Quality Planning and
Standards. Supplement No. 6. April 1976. p. 1.1-1.3.
2. "Steam: It's Generation and Use." Babcock and Wiilcox, New York,
New York, 1975. p. 5-11 and 5-19.
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4. CONTROL OF S02 EMISSIONS
There are three basic types of control technologies for reducing S02
emissions from combustion sources. These technologies include flue gas
desulfurization (FGD), fluidized bed combustion (FBC), and fuel cleaning.
Flue gas desulfurization technologies can be classified as either wet or
dry, according to the final form of the SOp-waste generated.
4.1 FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION (FGD)
4.1.1 Wet FGD Processes
Wet FGD processes use an alkaline solution or slurry to adsorb SOp from
the combustion unit flue gas. Typically, chemical solutions such as sodium,
dual alkali, limestone, or lime are used. In the wet process, the adsorbed
SOp exits the system either as a liquid waste stream or as a semi-solid
waste sludge.
Sodium. Sodium scrubbers represent the most common type of wet FGD
process, particularly for industrial boilers. These scrubbers use an
aqueous solution of sodium hydroxide (NaOH), sodium carbonate (NapCO,),
sodium bicarbonate (NaHC03), or a mixture of these to adsorb S0?. The
effectiveness of sodium scrubbers at reducing SOp emissions is high. With
coal, SO, reductions of about 95 to 98 percent can be expected. With oil,
^ i
SOp reductions of about 90 to 95 percent can be expected.
Dual alkali. Dual alkali systems use a clear sodium alkali solution to
absorb SOp^ followed by a step involving lime or limestone to regenerate the
active alkali for SOp. These systems can achieve S0? emission reductions of
about 90 to 95 percent for coal-fired systems and about 90 percent for
oil-fired systems.
Lime/Limestone. These processes employ wet scrubbers using a slurry of
slaked lime (CA(OH)p) or limestone (CaCO.) to absorb SOp from the flue gas.
Typical S09 reduction efficiencies for lime/limestone systems range from
*- i
about 85 to 95 percent.
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4.1.2 Dry FGD Processes
Dry FGD processes use an alkaline solution or slurry to neutralize S02
from the flue gas, whereby the waste product is a dry solid. The most
common dry FGD processes are spray drying and dry injection.
Spray drying. This FGD process involves contacting the flue gas with
an atomized lime slurry or a solution of sodium carbonate. Generally,
spray dryers can achieve SO, emission reductions of at least 70 percent and
<• \
in some cases above 90 percent.
Dry injection. This FGD process involves injecting a dry alkaline
agent into the flue gas just prior to the particulate control device. The
alkaline agent reacts with the SCL, forming a solid, which is removed by the
particulate matter control device. Dry injection systems have only been
implemented in pilot-scale applications for fossil-fuel combustion sources.
4.2 FLUIDIZED BED COMBUSTION (FBC)
Fluidized bed combustion (FBC) is an alternative combustion technique
for coal-fired boiler applications. A fluidized bed can increase heat
transfer rates, thereby lowering heat transfer surface requirements.
Furthermore, limestone added to the combustion bed enables S02 to be
adsorbed immediately after combustion. Generally, FBC systems can achieve
from 55 to over 90 percent S02 emission reductions.
4.3 FUEL CLEANING
Precombustion control of S02 can be accomplished by either physically
or chemically treating the fuel to remove sulfur.
4.3.1 Physical Coal Cleaning
Physical coal cleaning involves subjecting the coal to size reduction
and screening, separation of coal-rich and impurity-rich fractions,
dewatering, and drying. Separation of coal from its impurities is
accomplished by gravity separation or froth flotation.
Physical coal cleaning can typically remove above 50 percent of the
nonorganic (pyritic) sulfur present in coal. For high sulfur bituminous
coal (Midwest, northern Appalachia) about 70 percent of the sulfur can be
removed. For low sulfur coal (West, southern Appalachia), about 20 to
30 percent of the sulfur can be removed.
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4.3.2 Oil Cleaning
The sulfur content of fuel oil can be reduced by hydrodesulfurization
or hydrotreating. These processes convert sulfur to gaseous hydrogen
sulfide by contacting the oil with hydrogen and a catalyst (usually a
composite made up of cobalt oxide, molybdenum oxide, and alumina). These
gases are separated from the fuel and then collected. Current techniques
p
can reduce the sulfur content to less than 0.5 percent.
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4.4 REFERENCES
1. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. SCk Technology Update Report.
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards. Research Triangle
Park, North Carolina. EPA-450/3-85-009. July 1984.
2. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Nonfossil Fuel Fired Industrial
Boilers - Background Information. Office of Air Quality Planning and
Standards. Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. EPA-450/3-82-007.
March 1982.
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5. INDIVIDUAL SIP REGULATIONS
The S02 emission regulations applicable in each State are delineated in
the following pages. The States are presented by EPA Region and then
alphabetically by state within each region.
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S02 Regulation Report
State CONNECTICUT
Region 1
State Regulation Citation Title 22a, Chapter 174, sections 4, 5. and 19 Ct>
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fuel burning equipment
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Single fossil fuel or mixture of fuels
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than or equal to 1, by weight <2>
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c.
3a.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c. 3a, 3e, 4g. 5b
=> other [The actual firing rate of the fuel burning equipment.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2234 for sampling, D-2013 for sample preparation,
D-3176 or D-3180 for the analysis of liquids, and D-129 or D-1552 for the
analysis of solids.]
=> other testing [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [When it is determined to be technically feasible
by the Commissioner.]
=> other [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [22a-174-4(c); Records and reports may be required by the
Commissioner concerning air pollutants, fuels, and operational information,
and shall be recorded, compiled, and submitted on forms furnished or
prescribed by the Commissioner.]
Footnotes:
{1> The "Code of Federal Regulations" refers to Regulation 19-508-19, Control of Sulfur Compound Emissions.
{2} A variance may be allowed during a fuel shortage emergency provided that the emissions do not exceed 1.1
Ibs S02/MMBtu heat input.
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CONNECTICUT
1
Title 22a, Chapter 174, sections 4, 5, and 19 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide; air pollution control/energy trade programs and periods of low sulfur
fuel shortage
Global
Fuel burning equipment
All
Single fossil fuel or mixture of fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HHBtu)
Greater than 1.0, by weight, or
Less than or equal to 0.55
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c.
3a.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [The actual firing rate of the fuel burning equipment.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2234 for sampling, D-2013 for sample preparation,
D-3176 or D-3180 for the analysis of liquids, and 0-129 or D-1552 for the
analysis of solids.]
=> other testing [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [When it is determined to be technically feasible
by the Commissioner.]
=> other [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [22a-174-4(c); Records and reports may be required by the
Commissioner concerning air pollutants, fuels, and operational information,
and shall be recorded, compiled, and submitted on forms furnished or
prescribed by the Commissioner.)
Footnotes:
{1} The "Code of Federal Regulations" refers to Regulation 19-508-19, Control of Sulfur Compound Emissions.
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CONNECTICUT
1
Title 22a, Chapter 174, sections 4, 5. and 19 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning equipment
Greater than or equal to 0.25
Fuel containing solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1, by weight {2}
Less than or equal to 1.1
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [The actual firing rate of the fuel burning equipment.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2234 for sampling, D-2013 for sample preparation,
D-3176 or D-3180 for the analysis of liquids, and D-129 or D-1552 for the
analysis of solids.]
=> other testing [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [When it is determined to be technically feasible
by the Commissioner.]
=> other [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [22a-174-4(c); Records and reports may be required by the
Commissioner concerning air pollutants, fuels, and operational information,
and shall be recorded, compiled, and submitted on forms furnished or
prescribed by the Commissioner.]
Footnotes:
O> The "Code of Federal Regulations" refers to Regulation 19-508-19, Control of Sulfur Compound Emissions.
<2> A variance may be allowed during a fuel shortage emergency provided that the emissions do not exceed 1.1
Ibs S02/MMBtu heat input.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CONNECTICUT
1
Title 22a, Chapter 174, sections 4, 5, and 19 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning equipment used primarily for educational or historical demonstrations
All
Coal
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than 1.5, by weight, or <2>
Less than or equal to 1.1
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [The actual firing rate of the fuel burning equipment.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2234 for sampling, D-2013 for sample preparation,
D-3176 or D-3180 for the analysis of liquids, and D-129 or D-1552 for the
analysis of solids.]
=> other testing [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [When it is determined to be technically feasible
by the Commissioner.]
=> other [Fuel analysis or stack sampling, or both, may be required.}
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [22a-174-4(c); Records and reports may be required by the
Commissioner concerning air pollutants, fuels, and operational information,
and shall be recorded, compiled, and submitted on forms furnished or
prescribed by the Commissioner.]
Footnotes:
{1} The "Code of Federal Regulations" refers to Regulation 19-508-19, Control of Sulfur Compound Emissions.
{2} Requires Commissioner approval if the sulfur content is greater than IX, by weight.
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State MAINE
Region 1
State Regulation Citation Chapter 106
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fuel burning sources with flue gas desulfurization or other sulfur removal
processes.
Facility Size (HHBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Liquid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than or equal to 1.0, by weight, or
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : Less than or equal to 2.4
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
:: 1a, 2b1, 2b4, 3a, 3c, 3d, 4d or 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-129, or D-1552, or equivalent procedures approved by
the Commissioner.]
=> fuel testing: other [EPA Method 19; sample collection and preparation,
percent sulfur and moisture analysis, and gross calorific value
determination.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for blended fuel use.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> 24 hours
=> other [Calender quarter.] {1}
=> state regulation [106.3A; A quarterly report itemizing the quantity,
sulfur, ash, and heat content for each fuel shipment.]
Footnotes:
(1> The calendar quarters are composed by months as follows: (1) January, February, March; (2) April, May,
June; (3) July, August, September; (4) October, November, December.
3a.
3c.
3d.
4d.
4g.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MAINE
1
Chapter 106
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Metropolitan Portland outside of the Portland Peninsula, Central Maine, Downcast,
Aroostook county, and Northwest Maine
Global
Fuel burning sources
All
Liquid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: Less than or equal to 2.5, by weight
Compliance Procedures ::
1a. Heat Input Determination =>
2b1. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3c. Monitoring Requirements =>
3d. Monitoring Requirements =>
4g. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
1a, 2b1, 3a, 3c, 3d, 4g, 5b
unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
fuel testing: ASTM [D-129, or D-1552, or equivalent procedures approved by
the Commissioner.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Required for blended fuel use.]
sulfur content of fuel
quantity of fuel
other [Not specified.]
state regulation [106.3A; A quarterly report itemizing the quantity,
sulfur, ash, and heat content for each fuel shipment.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MAINE
1
Chapter 106
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Portland Peninsula
Global
Fuel burning sources
All
Liquid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
: Less than or equal to 1.0, by weight.
Compliance Procedures ::
la. Heat Input Determination =>
2b1. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3c. Monitoring Requirements =>
3d. Monitoring Requirements =>
4g. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
1a, 2b1, 3a, 3c, 3d, 4g, 5b
unit design rated (MHBtu/hr)
fuel testing: ASTM tD-129, or D-1552, or equivalent procedures approved by
the Commissioner.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Required for blended fuel use.]
sulfur content of fuel
quantity of fuel
other [Not specified.]
state regulation [106.3A; A quarterly report itemizing the quantity,
sulfur, ash, and heat content for each fuel shipment.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MAINE
1
Chapter 106
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning sources with flue gas desulfurization or other sulfur removal
processes
All
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2234, D-2013, D-3177, D-3173, D-3176.]
=> fuel testing: other [EPA Method 19; sample collection and preparation,
percent sulfur and moisture analysis, and gross calorific value
determination.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for blended fuel use.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> 24 hours
=> other [Calendar quarter] {1>
=> state regulation [106.3A; A quarterly report itemizing the quantity,
sulfur, ash, and heat content for each fuel shipment.]
Footnotes:
{1} The calendar quarters are composed by months as follows: (1) January, February, March; (2) April, May,
June; (3) July, August, September; (4) October, November, December.
3a.
3c.
3d.
4d.
4g.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Averaging Time
Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MAINE
1
Chapter 106
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Central Maine, Downcast, Aroostook county. Northwest Maine, and Metropolitan
Portland outside the Portland Peninsula region.
Global
Fuel burning sources
All
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.2
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
264. Test Methods
:: 1a, 2b1, 2b4, 3a, 3c, 3d, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2234, 0-2013, 0-3177, D-3173, D-3176]
=> fuel testing: other [EPA Method 19; sample collection and preparation,
percent sulfur and moisture analysis, and gross calorific value
determination.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for blended fuel use.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [Calendar quarter] <1>
=> state regulation [106.3A; A quarterly report itemizing the quantity,
sulfur, ash, and heat content for each fuel shipment.]
Footnotes:
<1> The calendar quarters are composed by months as follows: (1) January, February, March; (2) April, May,
June; (3) July, August, September; (4) October, November, December.
3a.
3c.
3d.
4g.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MAINE
1
Chapter 106
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Portland Peninsula
Global
Fuel burning sources
All
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.48
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
:: la, 2b1, 2b4, 3a, 3c, 3d, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2234, D-2013, D-3177, D-3173, D-3176]
=> fuel testing: other [EPA Method 19; sample collection and preparation,
percent sulfur and moisture analysis, and gross calorific value
determination.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for blended fuel use.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [Calendar quarter.] {1>
=> state regulation [106.3A; A quarterly report itemizing the quantity,
sulfur, ash, and heat content for each fuel shipment.]
Footnotes:
{1} The calendar quarters are composed by months as follows: (1) January, February, March; (2) April, May,
June; (3) July, August, September; (4) October, November, December.
3a.
3c.
3d.
4g.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310 CHR, 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Metropolitan Boston APCD: Arlington, Belmont, Boston, Brookline, Cambridge,
Chelsea, Everett, Maiden, Medford, Newton, Somerville, Walt ham, and Water-town
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities excluding electric generating facilities
greater than or equal to 2.5 billion Btu/hr
All
All fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.28 <1>
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
:: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g. 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
(1> The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing. An interim
sulfur-in-fuel limitation of 0.55 Ib S/MMBtu heat release potential shall be allowed for fossil fuel
utilization facilities with an energy input capacity less than 250 MMBtu/hr pending conversion to an
alternate fuel or implementation of permanent energy conversion measures.
3a.
3b.
3c.
3d.
3e.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State MASSACHUSETTS
Region 1
State Regulation Citation Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area Berkshire Air Pollution Control District
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type All fossil fuels excluding distillate fuel oil (No. 2)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/HMBtu) : Less than or equal to 1.21 {1>
:: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g. 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
{1} The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing.
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State : MASSACHUSETTS
Region : 1
State Regulation Citation : Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Central Massachusetts APCD excluding Worcester; Metropolitan Boston APCD excluding
Arlington, Belmont, Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett, Maiden,
Medford, Newton, Somerville, Waltham, and Uatertown; Pioneer Valley APCD;
Southeastern Massachusetts APCD.
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Less than 100
All fossil fuel excluding distillate fuel oil (No. 2)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/HMBtu)
T
Less than or equal to 0.55 (1>
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
:: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 3c. 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
{1} The Deaprtment may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing. An interim
sulfur-in-fuel limit of 1.21 Ibs S/MMBtu heat release potential shall be allowed for fossil fuel
utilization facilites with an energgy input capacity less than 250 MMBtu/hr pending conversion to an
alternate fuel or implementation of permanent energy conservation measures.
3a.
3b.
3c.
3d.
3e.
4g.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Central Massachusetts APCD excluding Worcester; Metropolitan Boston APCD excluding
Arlington, Belmont, Boston, Brook line, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett, Maiden,
Medford, Newton, Somervilie, Waltham, and Uatertown; Pioneer Valley APCD;
Southeastern Massachusetts APCD.
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Greater than or equal to 100
All fossil fuel excluding distillate fuel oil.
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.21 {1}
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a.
3b.
3c.
3d.
3e.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
<1> The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing. Application
for and approval by the Department must be made, and a reserve of low sulfur fuel must be on hand.
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Merrimack Valley APCD excluding Laurence, Andover, Methuen, and North Andover
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
All
All fossil fuels excluding distillate fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.21
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2b4, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g. 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> fuel testing: other [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Berkshire APCD; Central Massachusetts APCO; Merrimack Valley APCD; Metropolitan
Boston APCO excluding Arlington, Belmont, Boston, Brook line, Cambridge, Chelsea,
Everett, Maiden, Medford, Newton, Somerville, Walt ham, and Water-town; Pioneer
Valley APCD; Southeastern Massachusetts APCD.
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
All
Distillate fuel oil (No. 2)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 0.17 {1}
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
:: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
<1> The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing.
3a.
3b.
3c.
3d.
3e.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Central Massachusetts APCD: Worcester, Lawrence; Merrimack Valley APCD: Andover,
Methuen, and North Andover
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Greater than 300
Residual fuel oil (No. 4, 5, or 6)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.55 <1>
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
be performed and reported as
Appendix P]
:: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [All fuel analysis shall
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
<1> The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide excluding Franklin and Hampshire counties.
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Less than or equal to 3.0
Any residual fuel oil (No. 4, 5, or 6)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S/MMBtu)
(ppm S02)
Not allowed
Not allowed
Not allowed
Compliance Procedures ::
1e. Heat Input Determination =>
2c. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3b. Monitoring Requirements =>
3c. Monitoring Requirements =>
3d. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4g. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e. 4g, 5b
other [Not specified.]
other testing [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 60, Appendix P]
ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
sulfur content of fuel
quantity of fuel
other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content for each facility.]
other [Not specified.]
state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this, shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Franklin and Hampshire counties
Global
Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Less than or equal to 100
Any residual fuel oil (No. 4. 5, or 6)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MHBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.21 {1>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
3b.
3c.
3d.
3e.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1a, 2b4, 3b. 3c, 3d. 3e. 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: other [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
(1> The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the conditions for
approval have been agreed to in writing. Application for and approval, by the Department must be made,
and a reserve of low sulfur fuel must be on hand.
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State MASSACHUSETTS
Region 1
State Regulation Citation Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area Herrimack Valley APCD: Lawrence, Andover, Methuen, and North Andover
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fossil fuel utilization facilities
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MHBtu) : Less than or equal to 0.55 <1>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
3a.
3b.
3c.
3d.
3e.
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1a, 2b4, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: other [All analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all informatin necessary to determine this shall be
submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
Footnotes:
<1> The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the emissions do not
exceed the standard and that the conditions for approval have been agreed to in writing. An interim
sulfur-in-fuel utilization limit of 1.21 Ibs S/MMBtu heat release potential shall be allowed for
facilities with an energy input capacity less than 250 MMBtu/hr pending conversion to an alternate fuel
or implementation of permanent energy conservation measures.
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Metropolitan Boston APCD: Arlington, Belmont, Boston, 8rook line, Cambridge,
Chelsea, Everett, Maiden, Medford, Newton, Somerville, Waltham, and Watertown
Global
Electric generating facilities
Greater than or equal to 2500
Any fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 0.55 <1>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2k*. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5c. Reporting
:: la, 2b4, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g. 5b, 5c
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: other [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51, Appendix P]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major facilities and every three years for non-major
facilities that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3 MMBtu/hr.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 51 [Appendix P]
Footnotes:
{1} The Department may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the conditions for
approval have been agreed to in writing. Application for and approval by the Department must be made,
and a reserve of low sulfur fuel must be on hand.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MASSACHUSETTS
1
Title 310, CMR 7.05 and 7.12
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Hand-fired fuel burning utilization facilites
Less than or equal to 0.15 MMBtu/hr.
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S/MMBtu)
(ppm S02)
Not allowed
Not allowed
Not allowed
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
254. Test Methods
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2b4, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e. 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: other [All fuel analysis shall be performed and reported as
approved by the Department.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [The fuel supplier must record the fuel quantity, BTU value, sulfur
content, viscosity, and ash content of the fuel for each facility.]
=> other [Not specified]
=> state regulation [7.12; Facility registration to include the nature and
amount of emissions, and all information necessary to determine this shall
be submitted yearly for major faciliteies and every three years for
non-major facilites that have a rated input capacity in excess of 3
MMBtu/hr.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Combustion sources
All
No. 2 fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
: Less than or equal to 0.40, by weight
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2b4, 2b5, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not applicable]
2b4. Test Methods
2b5. Test Methods
=> fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
=> fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the fuel vendor.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [The fuel vendor required to test the viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
4g.
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Combustion sources
All
No. 4 fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: Less than or equal to 1.0, by weight
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2b4, 2b5, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not applicable]
2b4. Test Methods
2b5. Test Methods
=> fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
=> fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the fuel vendor.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [The fuel vendor required to test the viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
4g.
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide excluding Androscoggin Valley AOCR
Global
Combustion sources
All
No. 5 and no. 6 fuel oil, and crude oil (distillate oil)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: Less than or equal to 2.0, by weight
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2b4, 2b5, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not applicable]
2b4. Test Methods
2b5. Test Methods
=> fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
=> fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the fuel vendor.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [The fuel vendor is required to test the viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Androscoggin Valley AQCR
Global
Combustion sources
All
No. 5 and no. 6 fuel oil, and crude oil (distillate oil)
Emissions Limits:
« S)
Less than or equal to 2.2, by weight
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
2b5. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g.
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
:: 1e, 2b4, 2b5, 3e, 4g, 5e
=> other [Not applicable]
=> fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
=> fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the fuel vendor.]
=> other [The fuel vendor is required to test viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Combustion sources
All
Gaseous fossil fuel (natural and manufactured)
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
Less than or equal to 5 gr/100 ft3, calculated as H2S at standard conditions
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
2b5. Test Methods
1e, 2b4, 2b5, 3e, 4g, 5e
other [Not applicable.]
fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the vendor.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [The fuel vendor required to test the viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
5e
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 04/15/70
Combustion sources
All
Solid fossil fuel (coal)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.8, gross heat content, and less than or equal to 2.0,
gross heat content for a trimonthly period.
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2b4, 2b5, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not applicable.]
2b4. Test Methods
2b5. Test Methods
=> fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
=> fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the fuel vendor.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [The fuel vendor required to test the viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
4g.
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
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Region
State Regulation Citation
MEW HAMPSHIRE
1
Chapter 400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 04/15/70
Combustion sources
All
Solid fossil fuel (coal)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.5, gross heat content.
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
1e, 2b4, 2b5, 3e. 4g, 5e
other [Not applicable.]
2b5. Test Methods
=> fuel testing: other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel samples
shall be carried out in accordance with the most recent ASTM methods, or
equivalent methods acceptable to the agency.]
=> fuel testing: other [Viscosity, sulfur content, and Btu content is required
from the fuel vendor.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [The fuel vendor required to test the viscosity, Btu, and sulfur
content of the fuel.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other [Not specified for the facility. The fuel vendor shall provide a
report of the laboratory analysis for each fuel consignment.]
4g
5e
Averaging Time
Reporting
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Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 8 and 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices with stack cleaning devices
All
All fossil fuel except fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Greater than 0.55, heat release potential {1}
Less than or equal to 1.1, actual heat input
Compliance Procedures :: 1b, 2a, 2b4, 3c, 4g, 5b
Ib. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
steam
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines.]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuel must be sampled and analyzed by ASTM
methods which have prior approval, or are required by the Director.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [No. 14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates and other data that may be necessary to determine
if the source is in compliance.]
Footnotes:
{1} Requires Director approval.
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Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 8 and 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices with stack cleaning devices
All
Fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu>
Greater than 1.0 O>
Less than or equal to 1.1, actual heat input
Compliance Procedures :: 1b, 2a, 2b4, 3c, 4g, 5b
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines.]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuel must be sampled and analyzed by ASTM
methods which have prior approval, or are required by the Director.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [No.14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
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Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 8 and 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices
Less than 250
Coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MHBtu)
: Less than or equal to 0.55, heat release potential
Compliance Procedures
2a, 2b4. 3e, 4g, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines.]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuels must be sampled and analyzed according to
ASTM methods which have prior approval or are required by the Director.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Requirements specified in the "Rhode Island Guideline for Air
Quality Monitoring"]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [No.14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates and other data that may be necessary to determine
if the source is in compliance.]
4g
5b
Averaging Time
Reporting
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Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 8 and 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices
Greater than or equal to 250
Coal
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S/HHBtu)
Compliance Procedures
Greater than or equal to 1.0, by weight.
Less than or equal to 1.21, heat release potential, (thirty day period), or Less
than or equal to 2.31, heat release potential, (twenty-four hour period).
:: 1a, 2a, 2b4, 3e, 4g, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines.]
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Fossil fuels must be sampled and analyzed according to
ASTM methods which have prior approval or are required by the Director.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Requirements specified in the "Rhode Island Guideline for Air
Quality Monitoring".]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Thirty day or twenty four hour period.]
5b. Reporting => state regulation [No. 14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates and other data that may be necessary to determine
if the source is in compliance. Quarterly reports stating the quantity of
high sulfur fuel used, fuel cost, cost of equivalent quantity of low sulfur
fuel, and the hours of operation for each unit.]
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Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 14 and 20
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning equipment
Greater then 1.0
Alternate fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: Less than 1.0, by weight.
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
1e, 2b1, 2b4, 2c, 3c, 3e, 4g, 5b
other [Not specified.]
fuel testing: ASTM CD-1552]
fuel testing: other [Heavy metals, flash point, viscosity, percent solids,
H20, and ash, and any hazardous components suspected of being present in the
material.]
other testing [Sampling and analysis procedures according to Title 23,
Chapter 20, Appendix B, of the state regulations.]
sulfur content of fuel
other [Compliance with all applicable rules and regulations of the Division
of Air and Hazardous Materials.]
other [Not specified.]
state regulation [No.20.9; Records maintained for three years to include
the feed rates of fuel, fuel vendor and sampling data, and fuel delivery
information.]
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Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulation 8
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices without stack cleaning devices or emission bubbles.
All
All fossil fuels except fuel oil and coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 0.55, heat release potential
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2a, 2b4, 3c, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines.]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuel must be sampled and analyzed according to
ASTM methods which have prior approval or are required by the Director.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [No.14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates, and other data that may be necessary to
determine if the source is in compliance.]
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Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulation 8
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices without stack cleaning devices or emission bubbles.
All
Fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
Less than or equal to 1.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 2b4, 3c, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units, and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuel must be sampled and analyzed according to
ASTM methods which have prior approval or are required by the Director.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [No.14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates and other data that may be necessary to determine
if the source is in compliance.]
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Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 8 and 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices with emission bubbles
All
All fossil fuel excluding fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.21, heat release potential, and <1>
Less than or equal to 1.1, actual heat input
Compliance Procedures
1b. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1b, 2a, 2b4, 2c, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines.]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuel must be sampled and analyzed by ASTM
methods which have prior approval, or are required by the Director.]
=> other testing [Type of fuel, sulfur content, maximum rated gross heat input
for each unit, stack height, stack exit velocity and temperature,
monitoring, and modeling.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Aerodynamic downwash modeling.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [Type of fuel, operating hours, stack gas exit temperature and
velocity.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [No.14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates and other data that may be necessary to determine
if the source is in compliance. A quarterly report stating the quantity of
high sulfur fuel used, fuel cost, cost of equivalent quantity of low sulfur
fuel, and the hours of operation for each unit.]
Footnotes:
{1} Requires Director approval.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
RHODE ISLAND
1
Title 23, Regulations 8 and 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning devices with emission bubbles
All
Fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.21, heat release potential. (1>
Compliance Procedures
1b. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1b, 2a, 2b4, 2c, 3c, 3d, 4g, 5b
=> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 for steam
generating units and Method 20 for stationary gas turbines]
=> fuel testing: other [Fossil fuel must be sampled and analyzed according to
ASTM methods which have prior approval or are required by the Director.]
=> other testing [Stack testing, or with the approval of the Director, fuel
testing. Modeling requirements as specified in the "Rhode Island Guideline
for Air Quality Modeling".]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [Thirty month limit.]
=> state regulation [No.14; A yearly report of data on operational processes,
fuel usage, source emissions, generator capacities, types of equipment
producing air contaminates and other data that may be necessary to determine
if the source is in compliance. A quarterly report stating the quantity of
high sulfur fuel used, fuel cost, cost of equivalent quantity of low sulfur
fuel, and the hours of operation of each unit.]
Footnotes:
C1> Requires Director approval.
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Region
State Regulation Citation
VERMONT
1
Chapter 5, subchapter II, sections 221, 252, 404, and 405
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Electrical power generation facilities and fuel burning installations excluding
gas turbine generators
Greater than or equal to 250
Liquid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.0 {1>
Less than or equal to 0.8
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a, 3b, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 may be required.
Emissions testing is required to demonstrate the reduction of sulfur levels
to be no greater than emissions from burning two percent sulfur fuel.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> other [Monitoring may be required. APCO may require stack tests as
specified in 40 CFR part 60.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [5-402; Reports shall contain information concerning
fuels used, nature, amount, and time periods or durations of emissions and
other information relevant to the air pollution potential of the source.
These reports shall also include the results of source tests that may be
required.]
Footnotes:
When low sulfur fuel is not available, the Secretary may permit the use of fuel containing up to 2.2%
sulfur.
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Region
State Regulation Citation
VERMONT
1
Chapter 5, subchapter II, sections 221, 252, 404, and 405
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Electrical power generation facilities and fuel burning installations excluding
gas turbine generators
Greater than or equal to 250
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.0 <1>
Less than or equal to 1.2
Compliance Procedures
2a or 2b4, 3e, 4g, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60} [Method 6 may be required.
Emissions testing is required to demonstrate reduction of sulfur levels to
be no greater than emissions from burning two percent sulfur fuel.]
=> fuel testing: other [May be required.]
=> other [Monitoring may be required. APCO may require stack tests as
specified in 40 CFR part 60.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [5-402; Reports shall contain information concerning
fuels used, nature, amount, and time periods or durations of emissions,
other information relevant to the air pollution potential of the source.
These reports shall also include the results of source tests that may be
required.]
Footnotes:
{1} When low sulfur fuel is not available, the Secretary may permit the use of fuel containing up to 2.2X
sulfur.
2b4.
3e.
5b.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
and
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Region 1
State Regulation Citation Chapter 5, subchapter II, sections 221, 261, 404, and 405
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Electrical power generation facilities and fuel burning equipment
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Waste oil
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than or equal to 2.0 {1}
:: 1b, 2a, 2b4, 2c, 3d, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 may be required.
Other source testing may be required in accordance with methods acceptable
to the APCO.]
=> fuel testing: other [PCB's, total organic halogens, total inorganic
chloride, lead, heat of combustion, and flash point.]
=> other testing [Combustion efficiency of equipment.]
=> quantity of fuel Way be required.]
=> other [Compliance testing according to section 5-261 (Control of Hazardous
Air Contaminates). A permit to burn is required for sources greater than
1,000,000 MMBtu/hr. For sources greater than 10,000,000 MMBtu/hr written
notice must be made to the APCO prior to the date of the initial burn.]
=> other [Not specifed.]
=> state regulation [5-402; Reports shall contain information concerning
fuels used, nature, amount, and time periods or durations of emissions and
other information relevant to the air pollution potential of the source.
These reports shall also include the results of source tests that may be
required.]
Footnotes:
C1> When low sulfur fuel is not available the Secretary may permit the use of fuel containing 2.2% sulfur.
Compliance Procedures
1b. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 9.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zone 1 {1>
Global
fuel burning installations
all
fuel oil (<= No. 2 grade)
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.3
0.32
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Neat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department)
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, and Ocean Counties
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Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 9.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zone 1 {1}
Global
fuel burning installations
all
fuel oil (>= No. 4, No. 5, No. 6 grade)
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
2.0
2.10
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, and Ocean Counties
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Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 9.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zones 2 & 5 <1>
Global
fuel burning installations
all
fuel oil (<= No. 2 grade)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(lb S02/MMBtu)
0.3
0.32
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (HMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
<1> Hunterdon, Sussex, Warren, and Salem Counties
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Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 9.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zones 2 & 5 {1>
Global
fuel burning installations
all
fuel oil (No. 4 grade)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(lb S02/HMBtu)
0.7
0.74
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (HHBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
<1> Hunterdon, Sussex, Warren, and Salem Counties
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Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27,
Subchapter 9.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zones 2 & 5 <1>
Global
fuel burning installations
all
fuel oil <>= No. 5, No. 6 grade)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(tb S02/MMBtu)
1.0
1.05
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting
=> other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Hunterdon, Sussex, Warren, and Salem Counties
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Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 9.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zone 3 {1>
Global
fuel burning installations
all
fuel oil (<= No. 2 grade)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 0.2
: 0.21
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
{1> Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Mercer Counties (except those municipalities included in Zone 6).
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Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 9.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zone 3 O>
Global
fuel burning installations
all
fuel oil (No. 4 grade)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
0.3
0.32
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing (Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
{1> Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Mercer Counties (except those municipalities included in Zone 6).
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Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 9.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zone 3 {1>
Global
fuel burning installations
all
fuel oil (>= No. 5, No. 6 grade)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 0.5
: 0.53
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3c, 4g, 5e
1c. Neat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
<1> Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Mercer Counties (except those municipalities included in Zone 6).
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Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 9.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zones 4 & 6 {1}
Global
fuel burning installations
all
fuel oil (<= No. 2 grade)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MM8tu)
0.2
0.21
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MHBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, and Union Counties; and in
Burlington County, the municipalities of Bass River, Shamong, Southampton, Tabernacle, Washington,
Woodland; and in Camden County, Water-ford Township.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 9.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zones 4 & 6 {1}
Global
fuel burning installations
all
fuel oil (>= No. 4. No. 5, No. 6 grade)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/HM8tu)
0.3
0.32
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
{1> Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, and Union Counties; and in
Burlington County, the municipalities of Bass River, Shamong, Southampton, Tabernacle, Washington,
Woodland; and in Camden County, Waterford Township.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 10.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zones 1 & 2 {1}
Global
fuel burning installations
all
solid fuels, excluding anthracite coal and coke
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.0
1.5
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MHBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, Ocean, Hunterdon, Sussex, and Warren Counties.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 10.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zones 3 & 4 {1}
Global
fuel burning installations
all
solid fuels, excluding anthracite coal and coke
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.2
0.3
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
Ag. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
<1> Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Mercer Counties (except those munipalities included in Zone 6);
Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, and Union Counties.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 10.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zones 1,2.3, and 4 C1>
Global
fuel burning installations
all
anthracite coal and coke
Emissions Limits:
<% S)
(tb S02/MMBtu)
0.8
1.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Includes all Counties except for Salem and in Burlington County, the municipalities of Bass River,
Shamong, Southampton, Tabernacle, Washington, Woodland, and in Camden County, Waterford Township.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 10.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
expanded or reconstructed resource recovery facilities
>1
solid fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/NMBtu)
1.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 10.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
expanded or reconstructed fuel burning installations
>250
anthracite coal, exclusively
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HHBtu)
: 1.20
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr}
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 10.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
expanded or reconstructed fuel burning installations
>1
anthracite coal and coke
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
0.8
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous 502 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 10.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
expanded or reconstructed fuel burning installations
>1
solid fuel, excluding coke and anthracite coal
Emissions Limits:
« S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.20
0.30
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (HMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 10.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
expanded or reconstructed fuel burning installations
>250
solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
a s>
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.30
0.60
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW JERSEY
2
Title 7, Chapter 27, Subchapter 10.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Zones 3 & 4 C1>
Before 05/06/68
expanded or reconstructed fuel burning installations
>200 or a group of facilities >450
solid fuels, excluding anthracite coal and coke
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
1.0
1.5
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (HMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by the Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by the Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Mercer Counties (except those munipalities included in Zone 6);
Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, and Union Counties.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW YORK
2
Title 6. Part 225
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
New York City
Global
fuel burning installation
>10
residual oil
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
0.30
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [If total heat input >250 MM Btu/hr: (daily) rate of fuel
burned; (weekly) gross heat content & ash content of fuel burned.] {1}
=> continuous S02 monitoring [See Appendix B, "Performance Specification 2".]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received and Sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by methods acceptable to
the commissioner to include ash content, specific gravity, and heating
value.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the Commissioner]
Footnotes:
O> For electricity installations:
average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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State NEW YORK
Region 2
State Regulation Citation Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area New York City
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type fuel burning installation
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >10
Fuel Type distillate oil
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : 0.20
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [If total heat input >250 MM Btu/hr: (daily) rate of fuel
burned; (weekly) gross heat content & ash content of fuel burned.] O>
=> continuous S02 monitoring [See Appendix B, "Performance Specification 2".]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received and Sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by methods acceptable to
the commissioner to include specific gravity and heating value.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the Commissioner]
Footnotes:
{1} For electricity installations:
average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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S02 Regulation Report
State NEW YORK
Region 2
State Regulation Citation Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area Mew York City
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type fuel burning installation
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >10
Fuel Type solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(% S) : 0.20
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a or 2c. 3a, 3c. 3d, 3e. 4a, 5b or 5c
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [If total heat input >250 MM Btu/hr: (daily) rate of fuel
burned; (weekly) gross heat content & ash content of fuel burned.] {1}
=> continuous S02 monitoring [See Appendix B, "Performance Specification 2".]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received and Sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by methods acceptable to
the commissioner to include ash content and heating value (for coal).}
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the Commissioner]
Footnotes:
{1} For electricity installations:
average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
NEW YORK
2
Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Nassau, Rock I and, & Westchester Counties
Global
fuel burning installations
>10
fuel oil (residual and distillate)
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: 0.37
Compliance Procedures ::
1d. Heat Input Determination =>
2a. Test Methods =>
2c. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3c. Monitoring Requirements =>
3d. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
other testing [If total heat input >250 MM Btu/hr: (daily) rate of fuel
burned; (weekly) gross heat content & ash content of fuel burned.] {1}
continuous S02 monitoring
sulfur content of fuel
quantity of fuel [Received and sold]
other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner to include specific gravity & heating value and (for
residual oil) ash content.]
specified in 40 CFR Part 60
state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
other [Specified by the commissioner]
Footnotes:
{1} For electricity installations:
average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW YORK
2
Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Nassau, Rock I and, & Uestchester Counties
Global
fuel burning installations
>10
solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: 0.20
Compliance Procedures ::
1d. Heat Input Determination =>
2a. Test Methods =>
2c. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3c. Monitoring Requirements =>
3d. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4a. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
5e. Reporting =>
1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
other testing [If total heat input >250 MM Btu/hr: (daily) rate of fuel
burned; (weekly) gross heat content & ash content of fuel burned.] {1}
continuous S02 monitoring
sulfur content of fuel
quantity of fuel [Received and sold]
other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner to include ash content & heating value (for coal).]
specified in 40 CFR Part 60
state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
other [Specified by the commissioner]
Footnotes:
O> For electricity installations:
average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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S02 Regulation Report
State NEW YORK
Region 2
State Regulation Citation Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area Erie County, City of Lakawana, and South Buffalo
Applicable Time Frame Before 03/15/73
Facility Type fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >10
Fuel Type fuel oil, both residual and distillate
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : 1.1
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [If total heat input >250 MM Btu/hr: (daily) rate of fuel
burned; (weekly) gross heat content & ash content of fuel burned.] {1}
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received and sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner to include specific gravity & heating value and (for
residual oil) ash content.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the commissioner]
Footnotes:
{1} For electricity installations:
average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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S02 Regulation Report
State NEW YORK
Region 2
State Regulation Citation Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area Erie County, City of Lakawana, and South Buffalo
Applicable Time Frame Before 03/15/73
Facility Type fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >10
Fuel Type solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : 1.7 (1.4 average)
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3c. Monitoring Requirements =>
3d. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4a. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
5e. Reporting =>
1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
other testing [If total heat input >250 MM Btu/hr: (daily) rate of fuel
burned; (weekly) gross heat content & ash content of fuel burned.] (1>
continuous S02 monitoring
sulfur content of fuel
quantity of fuel [Received and sold]
other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner to include ash content & heating value (for coal).]
specified in 40 CFR Part 60
state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
other [Specified by the commissioner]
Footnotes:
{1} For electricity installations:
average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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S02 Regulation Report
State NEW YORK
Region 2
State Regulation Citation Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area Suffolk County, Towns of Babylon, Brookhaven, Huntingdon, Islip, and Smithtown
Applicable Time Frame Before 03/15/73
Facility Type fuel burning installations
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr) >10
Fuel Type fuel oil, both residual and distillate
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : 1.00
Compliance Procedures ::
1d. Heat Input Determination =>
2a. Test Methods =>
2c. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3c. Monitoring Requirements =>
3d. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
=>
=>
1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
other testing [If total heat input >250 MM Btu/hr: (daily) rate of fuel
burned; (weekly) gross heat content & ash content of fuel burned.] <1>
continuous S02 monitoring
sulfur content of fuel
quantity of fuel [Received and sold]
other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner to include specific gravity & heating value and (for
residual oil) ash content.]
specified in 40 CFR Part 60
state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
other [Specified by the commissioner]
Footnotes:
<1> For electricity installations:
average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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S02 Regulation Report
State NEW YORK
Region 2
State Regulation Citation Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area Suffolk County, Towns of Babylon, Brookhaven, Huntingdon, Islip, and Smithtown
Applicable Time Frame Before 03/15/73
Facility Type fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >10
Fuel Type solid fossil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 0.60
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [If total heat input >250 MM Btu/hr: (daily) rate of fuel
burned; (weekly) gross heat content & ash content of fuel burned.] {1}
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received and sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner to include ash content & heating value (for coal).]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7' other [Specified by the commissioner]
Footnotes:
{1> For electricity installations:
average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW YORK
2
Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Remainder of State
Before 03/15/73
fuel burning installations
>10
fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: 1.50
Compliance Procedures ::
Id. Heat Input Determination =>
2a. Test Methods =>
2c. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3c. Monitoring Requirements =>
3d. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4a. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
5e. Reporting =>
1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
other testing [If total heat input >250 MM Btu/hr: (daily) rate of fuel
burned; (weekly) gross heat content & ash content of fuel burned.] {1}
continuous S02 monitoring
sulfur content of fuel
quantity of fuel [Received and sold]
other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner to include specific gravity & heating value and (for
residual oil) ash content]
specified in 40 CFR Part 60
state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
other [Specified by the commissioner]
Footnotes:
O> For electricity installations:
average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
Regulation Citation
NEW YORK
2
Title 6, Part 225
Appli< ->ble Area
Appt i'.able Time Frame
Tfx.i'. ity Type
,:a^ ti::/ Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel V,pe
Remainder of State
Before 03/15/73
fuel burning installations
>10
solid fuel
Limits:
: 2.5 (1.9 average) (1.7 annual average)
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d. 2a or 2c. 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [If total heat input >250 MM Btu/hr: (daily) rate of fuel
burned; (weekly) gross heat content & ash content of fuel burned.] {1}
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received and sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner to include ash content & heating value (for coal).]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the commissioner]
Footnotes:
{1} For electricity installations: average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW YORK
2
Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Erie County, City of Lakawana & South Buffalo
After 03/15/73
fuel burning installations
<=250 but >10
fuel oil, both residual and distillate
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
1.1
Compliance Procedures
1d. Neat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received or sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner, to include specific gravity & heating value and (for
residual oil) ash content.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the Commissioner]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW YORK
2
Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Fac iIi ty Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Erie & Niagra Counties, City of Lakawana & South Buffalo
After 03/15/73
fuel burning installations
<=250 but >10
solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu>
: 1.7 (1.4 average)
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received or sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner, to include ash content & heating value (for coal).]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the Commissioner]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW YORK
2
Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hc)
Fuel Type
Suffolk County, Towns of Babylon, Brookhaven, Huntingdon, Islip, and Smithtown
After 03/15/73
fuel burning installations
<=250 but >10
fuel oil, both residual and distillate
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
1.00
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received and sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner to include specific gravity & heating value and (for
residual oil) ash content.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the Commissioner]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW YORK
2
Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Suffolk County, Towns of Babylon, Brookhaven, Huntingdon, Islip, and Smithtown
After 03/15/73
fuel burning installations
<=250 but >10
solid fossil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.60
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received or sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner, to include ash content & heating value (for coal).]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the Commissioner]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW YORK
2
Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size 10
fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: 1.50
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Recefved or sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner, to include specific gravity & heating value and (for
residual oil) ash content.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the Commissioner]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW YORK
2
Title 6, Part 225
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Remainder of State
After 03/15/73
fuel burning installations
<=250 but >10
solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
2.5 (1.9 average) (1.7 annual average)
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d. 2a, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received or sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner, to include ash content & heating value (for coal).]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the Commissioner]
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State NEW YORK
Region 2
State Regulation Citation Title 6, Part 225-1.2
Applicable Area all areas except New York City, Nassau, Rock Iand, or Westchester Counties
Applicable Time Frame After 03/15/73
Facility Type fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >250
Fuel Type fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : 0.75
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4a, 5b, 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [(daily) rate of fuel burned; (weekly) gross heat content &
ash content of fuel burned.] <1>
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received and sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner to include specific gravity & heating value.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the commissioner]
Footnotes:
{1} For electricity installations:
average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW YORK
2
Title 6, Part 225-1.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
all areas except New York City, Nassau, Rock I and, or Westchester Counties
After 03/15/73
fuel burning installations
>250
coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.60
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d or 3e, 4a, 5b or 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [If total heat input >250 MM Btu/hr: (daily) rate of fuel
burned; (weekly) gross heat content & ash content of fuel burned.] {1}
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel [Received and sold]
=> other [Sampling, compositing, and analysis of fuel by method acceptable to
the commissioner to include ash content & heating value for coal.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Title 6, Parts 225-1.7(d) & (e) and 225-1.8]
=> other [Specified by the commissioner]
Footnotes:
{1} For electricity installations:
average electrical output & hourly generation rate.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PUERTO RICO
2
Part I, 106 and Part IV, 410
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
All
Before 08/17/71
Fuel burning installations
<8 {1}
All
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: 2.5
Compliance Procedures
la. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1a, 2b4, 3c, 3e. 4g, 5b, 5e
-> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: other [ASTM D-1552; ASTM D-3120; ASTM-270; APT-2546.]
*> sulfur content of fuel [daily]
=> other [All other information as may be required by the Board.]
=> other [Not specified]
=> state regulation [Part IV, 410 (F)]
=> other [Any other information as deemed necessary by the Regional
Administrator [Section 52.2725(2)].]
Footnotes:
{1> Facilities >=8 MMBtu/hr must request a sulfur X assignment from the Board.
{2> Sulfur content limits are established for every emission unit at each source. These limits can be
lower, but not greater than, 2.5 percent sulfur.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PUERTO RICO
2
Part I, 103 & 106 and Part IV, 412
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr>
Fuel Type
All
Global
Fuel burning installations
All
All
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
1,000
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a, 3a, 3b or 3e, 4a, 5a
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> other [Any monitoring requirements deemed necessary by the Board]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
DELAWARE
3
Delaware Code, Title 29, Chapter 80
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
All
All
Distillate
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
: 0.3
Compliance Procedures
1e, 2a or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4a or 4g, 5d
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Residual and distillate fuels: x-ray absorption and/or the
parr oxygen bomb technique.]
3a.
3e.
4a.
4g.
5d.
Monitoring
Monitoring
Averaging
Averaging
Reporting
Requirements
Requirements
Time
Time
=>
=>
=>
=>
=>
continuous S02 monitoring
other [Specified by the Department.]
specified in 40 CFR Part 60
other [As specified by the Department]
specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Unless emission controls are installed or NAAQS is exceeded.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
DELAWARE
3
Delaware Code, Title 29, Chapter 80
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
New Castle County
Global
All
All
All
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: 1.0 for solid and residual fuel oils, 0.3 for distillate fuel oils. <1>
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
5d
:: 1e, 2a or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4a or 4g,
=> other [Not specified]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
=> other testing [Residual and distillate fuels: x-ray absorption and/or the
parr oxygen bomb technique.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [For facilities >250 MMBtu/hour or with S02
control equipment.]
other [As approved by the Department.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [As approved by Department.]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
<1> Unless emission controls are installed.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
3
District of Columbia Municipal Regulations, Title 20
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
DC-wide
Global
All
All
All
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
1.0
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: la, 2b4 or 2c, 3a or 3b or 3c, 4a, 5e
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> fuel testing: other [In accordance with 40CFR, 60.45 (f)(5)]
=> other testing [As specified by the Mayor]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Sources which emit >100 tons/year]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [As specified by the Mayor]
Footnotes:
<1> Can be higher for coal if shown that sulfur oxide emissions for the combustion-gas-desulfurization
system will not increase.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MARYLAND
3
Code of Maryland Regulations, Title 10, Subtitle 18. {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
I, II, V, and VI
Global
All fuel burning
All
Residual
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
2 <2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
=> other testing [Specified in Air Management Administration Technical
Memorandum 83-05, "Stack Test Methods for STationary Sources," June 1983.]
=> other [Specified by the Department.]
=> other [Specified by the Department.]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
O> Area 1: Allegany, Garrett, and Washington Counties. Area 11: Frederick County. Area III: Baltimore city;
Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard Counties. Area IV: Montgomery and Prince George
Counties. Area V: Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's Counties. Area VI: Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Kent,
Queen Anne's, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, and Worchester Counties.
{2> Unless control equipment is installed. For Area I, if compliance will cause or exacerbate violation of
NAAOS, emission standard will be 1.0X sulfur, by weight.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MARYLAND
3
Code of Maryland Regulations, Title 10, Subtitle 18. {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
III and IV
Global
All fuel burning
All
Residual
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
1.0 <2>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
:: 1a, 2c. 3e, 4g, 5d
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other testing [Specified in Air Management Administration Technical
Memorandum 83-05, "Stack Test Methods for Stationary Sources," June 1983.]
=> other [Specified by the Department.]
=> other [Specified by the Department.]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1> Area I: Allegany, Garrett, and Washington Counties. Area II: Frederick County. Area III: Baltimore city;
Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard Counties. Area IV: Montgomery and Prince George
Counties. Area V: Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's Counties. Area VI: Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Kent,
Queen Anne's, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, and Worchester Counties.
C2> Unless control equipment is installed.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MARYLAND
3
Code of Maryland Regulations, Title 10, Subtitle 18. <1>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
I, II, III, IV, V, and VI
Global
All fuel burning
All
Distillate
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
0.3 C2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
=> other testing [Specified in Air Management Administration Technical
Memorandum 83-05, "Stack Test Methods for Stationary Sources," June 1983.]
=> other [Specified by the Department.]
=> other [Specified by the Department.]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1> Area I: Allegany, Garrett, and Washington Counties. Area II: Frederick County. Area III: Baltimore city;
Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard Counties. Area IV: Montgomery and Prince George
Counties. Area V: Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's Counties. Area VI: Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Kent,
Queen Anne's, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, and Worchester Counties.
{2} Unless control equipment is installed
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MARYLAND
3
Code of Maryland Regulations, Title 10, Subtitle 18.
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
I, II, V, and VI
Global
All fuel burning
Greater than 100
Sol id
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: 3.5 (SOX) {2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1b, 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Neat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified in Air Management Administration Technical
Memorandum 83-05, "Stack Test Methods for Stationary Sources," June 1983.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department.}
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department.]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: Allegany, Garrett, and Washington Counties. Area II: Frederick County. Area III: Baltimore city;
Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard Counties. Area IV: Montgomery and Prince George
Counties. Area V: Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's Counties. Area VI: Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Kent,
Queen Anne's, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, and Worchester Counties.
<2> Unless control equipment is installed. For Area I, if compliance will cause or exacerbate violation of
NAAQS, emission standard will be 1.8 Ibs S02/MMBtu.
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State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
MARYLAND
3
Code of Maryland Regulations, Title 10, Subtitle 18. {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
III and IV
Global
All fuel burning
All
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: i.o ay
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
:: 1a. 2c. 3e, 4g, 5d
=> unit design rated (MHBtu/hr)
=> other testing [Specified in Air Management Administration Technical
Memorandum 83-05, "Stack Test Methods for Stationary Sources," June 1983.]
=> other [Specified by the Department.]
=> other [Specified by the Department.]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
(1> Area I: Allegany, Garrett, and Washington Counties. Area II: Frederick County. Area HI: Baltimore city;
Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard Counties. Area IV: Montgomery and Prince George
Counties. Area V: Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's Counties. Area VI: Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Kent,
Queen Anne's, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, and Uorchester Counties.
{2> Unless control equipment is installed. Cyclone type in excess of 1000 MMBtu/hour: emission standard for
solid fuel is 3.5 Ibs S02/MMBtu.
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State MARYLAND
Region 3
State Regulation Citation Code of Maryland Regulations, Title 10, Subtitle 18. {1>
Applicable Area I, II, V, and VI
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type All fuel burning
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Process gas
Emissions Limits:
C% S) : 0.3 <2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified in Air Management Administration Technical
Memorandum 83-05, "Stack Test Methods for Stationary Sources," June 1983.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by the Department.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department.]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
<1> Area I: Allegany, Garrett, and Washington Counties. Area II: Frederick County. Area III: Baltimore city;
Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard Counties. Area IV: Montgomery and Prince George
Counties. Area V: Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's Counties, Area VI: Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Kent,
Queen Anne's, Somerset, Talbot, Uicomico, and Worchester Counties.
(2> Unless control equipment is installed
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
I
Before
All
All
Liquid
07/01/72
Emissions Limits:
« S)
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
No. 2 and lighter: 0.5, No. 4 and heavier: 2.8 <2>
All weights: less than or equal to 4 <3>
Compliance Procedures
2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Department]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [For all facilities >250 MMBtu/hour with
continuous monitoring in place]
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4g. Averaging Time => other [As specified by the Department]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: All Non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: AUentoun, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
{2} May be exceeded if emission reduction equipment is in place
{3> For any 1 hour period
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 O>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
I
Before 07/01/72
All
Less than 250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
4.0 (over any 1 hour period) {2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
=> other testing [As specified by the Department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [Specified by the Department]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
C1> Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and WiIkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
{2} Any facility <250 MMBtu/hour may petition for an application to meet the requirements for >250
MMBtu/hour facilities if continuous monitoring is in place.
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State PENNSYLVANIA
Region 3
State Regulation Citation Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1>
Applicable Area I
Applicable Time Frame Before 07/01/72
Facility Type All
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Greater than or equal to 250
Fuel Type Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 3.7 (thirty day running average not to be exceeded), 4.0 (daily average not to be
exceeded more than 2 days in any running 30 day period), and 4.8 (daily average
max. not to be exceeded at any time).
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Department]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Department]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Uilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
II
Before
All
All
Liquid
07/01/72
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/HHBtu)
No. 2 and lighter: 0.3; No. 4 and heavier: 2.8 {2}
4.0 for all weights {3}
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
:: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other testing [As specified by the Department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [For all facilities >250 MMBtu/hour with
continuous monitoring in place]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [As specified by the Department]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
<1> Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Uilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
{2} May be exceeded if emission control equipment is in place
{3} Over a 1 hour period
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 <1>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
II
Before 07/01/72
All
Less than 250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
4.0 (over any 1 hour period) {2}
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3a, 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c.
3a.
3c.
4g.
5d.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
=> other testing [As specified by the Department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other CAs specified by the Department]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Uilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
<2> Any facility <250 MMBtu/hour may petition for an application to meet requirements for >250 MMBtu/hour
facilities.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
II
Before 07/01/72
All
Greater than or equal to 250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
3.7 (Thirty day running average not to be exceeded), 4.0 (daily average not to be
exceeded more than 2 day in any 30 day running period), 4.8 (daily average max.
not to be exceeded at any time).
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> other testing [As specified by the Department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [As specified by the Department]
=> state regulation
Footnotes:
O> Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
III
Before
All
All
Liquid
07/01/72
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
No. 2 and lighter: 0.5; No. 4 and heavier: 2.8
3.0 for all weights {3}
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5a
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Department]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [For facilities >250 MMBtu/hour with continous
monitoring in place]
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4g. Averaging Time => other [As specified by the Department]
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
{2} May be exceeded if emission control equipment is in place
{3} Over a 1 hour period
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 O>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
III
Before 07/01/72
All
Less than 250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 3.0 (over any 1 hour period) {2}
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Department]
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4g. Averaging Time => other [As specified by the Department]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and WiIkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
{2} Any facility <250 MMBtu/hour may petition for an application to meet requirements for >250 MMBtu/hour
facilities if continuous monitoring is in place.
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State PENNSYLVANIA
Region 3
State Regulation Citation Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25> {1}
Applicable Area III
Applicable Time Frame Before 07/01/72
Facility Type All
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Greater than or equal to 250
Fuel Type Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu) : 2.8 (Thirty day running average not to be exceeded), 3.0 (daily average not to be
exceeded more than 2 days in any running 30 day period), 3.6 (daily average max.
not to be exceeded at any time).
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Department]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4g. Averaging Time => other [As specified by the Department]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: A lientown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley.Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
IV
Before 07/01/72
All
Greater than 2.5 but less than 50
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Department]
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4g. Averaging Time => other [As specified by the Department]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Uilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
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State PENNSYLVANIA
Region 3
State Regulation Citation Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1>
Applicable Area IV
Applicable Time Frame Before 07/01/72
Facility Type All
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Greater than 50 but less than 2000
Fuel Type All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : Use equation: A = 1.7(EA-0.14); where A is the allowable emissions in Ibs/MMBtu
and E is the heat input to combustion unit in MMBtu's.
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
=> other testing [As specified by the Department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [For facilities >250 MMBtu/hour with continous
monitoring in place]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [As specified by the Department]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
O> Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Uilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
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S02 Regulation Report
State PENNSYLVANIA
Region 3
State Regulation Citation Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 O>
Applicable Area IV
Applicable Time Frame Before 07/01/72
Facility Type All
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr) Greater than 2000
Fuel Type All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 0.6
Compliance Procedures
2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MHBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
=> other testing [As specified by the Department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [As specified by the Department]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Uilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
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502 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
V, Inner Zone
Before 07/01/72
All
Less than 250 {2}
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.75 (Thirty day running average not to be exceeded), 1.0 (daily average not to be
exceeded more than 2 days in any running 30 day period), 1.2 (daily average max.
not to be exceeded). {3>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MHBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Department]
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4g. Averaging Time => other [As specified by the Department]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and WiIkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
{2} Any facility <250 MMBtu/hour may petition for an application to meet requirements for >250 MMBtu/hour
facilities if continuous monitoring is in place.
{3} If no continuous monitoring is in place, must meet 1.0.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 C1>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
V, Inner Zone
Before 07/01/72
All
Greater than or equal to 250 {2}
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.45 (Thirty day running average), 0.6 (daily average not to be exceeded more than
two days in any running thirty day period), and 0.72 (maximum daily average). {3>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Department]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous 502 monitoring
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4g. Averaging Time => other [As specified by the Department]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1> Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: A11entown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
{2} Any facility <250 MMBtu/hour may petition for an application to meet requirements for >250 MMBtu/hour
facilities if continuous monitoring is in place.
{3} If no continuous monitoring is in place, must meet 0.6 limit.
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State PENNSYLVANIA
Region 3
State Regulation Citation Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1}
Applicable Area V, Inner Zone
Applicable Time Frame Before 07/01/72
Facility Type All
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : No. 2 and lighter: 0.2; No. 4 and heavier: 0.5 {2}
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
:: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other testing [As specified by the Department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [For facilities >250 MMBtu/hour with continous
monitoring in place]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [As specified by the Department]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
<1> Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
<2> May be exceeded if emission control equipment is in place
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S02 Regulation Report
State PENNSYLVANIA
Region 3
State Regulation Citation Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1}
Applicable Area V, Inner Zone
Applicable Time Frame Before 07/01/72
Facility Type All
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Less than 250
Fuel Type Commercial liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu) : 1.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3c, 4g, 5d
la. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Department]
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4g. Averaging Time => other [As specified by the Department]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Uilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
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S02 Regulation Report
State PENNSYLVANIA
Region 3
State Regulation Citation Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1}
Applicable Area V, Inner Zone
Applicable Time Frame Before 07/01/72
Facility Type All
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Greater than or equal to 250
Fuel Type Commercial liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 0.6
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c.
3a.
3c.
4g.
5d.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
*> other testing [As specified by the Department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [As specified by the Department]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: AUentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Honongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
V, Inner Zone
Before 07/01/72
All
All
Noncommercial gas or liquid (2}
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.6
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Department]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [For facilities >250 MMBtu/hour with continous
monitoring in place]
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4g. Averaging Time => other [As specified by the Department]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
O> Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Uilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: A lientown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
{2} Noncommercial fuel: any gaseous or liquid fuel generated as a byproduct or waste product which is not
specifically produced or manufactured for sale; any mixture of a noncommercial and a commercial fuel oil
where at least 50% of the heat content is derived from the noncommercial fuel portion.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25> {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
V, Outer Zone
Before 07/01/72
All
All
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: No. 2 and lighter: 0.3; No. 4 and heavier: 1.0 {2}
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
:: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other testing [As specified by the Department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [For facilities >250 MMBtu/hour with continous
monitoring in place]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [As specified by the Department]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
(2> May be exceeded if emission control equipment is in place
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State PENNSYLVANIA
Region 3
State Regulation Citation Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1}
Applicable Area V, Outer Zone
Applicable Time Frame Before 07/01/72
Facility Type All
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Commercial liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 1.2
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
:: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other testing [As specified by the Department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [For facilities >250 MMBtu/hour with continous
monitoring in place]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [As specified by the Department]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: A lientown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
V, Outer Zone
Before 07/01/72
All
All
Noncommercial gas or liquid {2>
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
: 1.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Department]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [For facilities >250 MMBtu/hour with continous
monitoring in place]
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4g. Averaging Time => other [As specified by the Department]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
O> Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Witkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area HI: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
(2) Noncommercial fuel: any gaseous or liquid fuel generated as a byproduct or waste product which is not
specifically produced or manufactured for sale; any mixture of a noncommercial and a commercial fuel oil
where at least SOX of the heat content is derived from the noncommercial fuel portion.
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State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
V, Outer Zone
Before 07/01/72
All
All
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HHBtu)
0.9 (Thirty day running average), 1.2 (daily average not to be exceeded more than
two days in any running thirty day period), and 1.44 (daily average maximum). {2}
Compliance Procedures :: la, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c.
3a
3c
4g
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
other testing [As specified by the Department]
continuous S02 monitoring
sulfur content of fuel
other [As specified by the Department]
5d. Reporting
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1> Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Honongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
{2} If no continuous monitoring is in place, must meet 1.2.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 07/01/72
All
Greater than 250
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 0.8
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60}
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
Footnotes:
<1> Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Wilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
PENNSYLVANIA
3
Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 07/01/72
All
Greater than 250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
1.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
Aa. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
Footnotes:
{1} Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and Uilkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: A lientown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
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State PENNSYLVANIA
Region 3
State Regulation Citation Pennsylvania Air Pollution Control Act, Title 25 <
Applicable Area Statewide- all not covered under other provisions
Applicable Time Frame Before 07/01/72
Facility Type All
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type All
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02) : 500 (expressed as SO)
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5d
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
=> other testing [As specified by the Department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [For facilities >250 MMBtu/hour with continous
monitoring in place]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [As specified by the Department]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
(1> Area I: all non-Air Basin Areas. Area II: Erie, Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, Scranton, and WiIkes-Barre
Air Basins. Area III: Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Upper Beaver Valley, and Johnstown Air
Basins. Area IV: Allegheny County, Beaver Valley, and Monongahela Valley Air Basins. Area V: Southeast
Pennsylvania Air Basin.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
VIRGINIA
3
Virginia State Air Pollution Control Board Regulations, Part IV d>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
1 through 6
Global
All
All
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: see Equation <2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1b, 2a, 3a or 3e, 4a or 4g, 5a or 5e
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5e. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Three separate runs]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> other [As specified by the Virginia State Air Pollution Control Board.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [As approved by the Board.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [Upon request of the Board]
Footnotes:
{1} Virginia Air Quality Control Regions (AQCR): 1: Eastern Tennesee-Southwestern Virginia Interstate AQCR.
2: Valley of Virginia Intrastate AQCR. 3: Central Virginia Intrastate AQCR. 4: Northeastern Virgina
Intrastate AQCR. 5: State Capital Intrastate AQCR. 6: Hampton Roads Intrastate AQCR. 7: National
Capital Interstate AQCR.
{2> S = 2.64K, Where S = allowable emission of sulfur dioxide in Ibs/hour and K = actual heat input at
total capacity expressed in Btu x 10*6 per hour.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
VIRGINIA
3
Virgina State Air Pollution Control Board Regulations, Part IV. {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
7
Global
All
All
Liquid or gaseous
Emissions Limits:
unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5e. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
=> other testing [As approved by the Board]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> other [As specified by the Board]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [As approved by the Board]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [Upon request of the Board]
[Three separate runs]
Footnotes:
{1} Virginia Air Quality Control Regions (AQCR): 1: Eastern Tennesee-Southwestern Virginia Interstate AQCR.
2: Valley of Virginia Intrastate AQCR. 3: Central Virginia Intrastate AQCR. 4: Northeastern Virginia
Intrastate AOCR. 5: State Capital Intrastate AQCR. 6: Hampton Roads Intrastate AQCR. 7: National Capital
Interstate AQCR.
{2} S = 1.06 K, Where S = allowable emissions of S02 in Ibs/ hour and K = actual heat input at total
capacity.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
VIRGINIA
3
Virgina State Air Pollution Control Board Regulations, Part IV.
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
7
Global
All
All
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: See equation {2}
Compliance Procedures ::
1b. Heat Input Determination =>
2a. Test Methods =>
2c. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4a. Averaging Time =>
4g. Averaging Time =>
5a. Reporting =>
5e. Reporting =>
1b, 2a or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4a or 4g, 5a or 5e
unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
other testing [As approved by the Board]
continuous S02 monitoring
other [As specified by the Board]
specified in 40 CFR Part 60
other [As approved by the Board]
specified in 40 CFR Part 60
other [Upon request of the Board]
[Three separate runs]
Footnotes:
{1} Virginia Air Quality Control Regions (AQCR): 1: Eastern Tennesee-Southwestern Virginia Interstate AQCR.
2: Valley of Virginia Intrastate AQCR. 3: Central Virginia Intrastate AQCR. 4: Northeastern Virginia
Intrastate AQCR. 5: State Capital Intrastate AQCR. 6: Hampton Roads Intrastate AQCR. 7: National Capital
Interstate AQCR.
(2> S = 1.52 K, Where S = allowable emissions of S02 in Ibs/ hour and K = actual heat input at total
capacity.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
VIRGINIA
3
Virgina State Air Pollution Control Board Regulations, Part IV.
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
7
Global
All
All
Combinations
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
see Equation C2>
Compliance Procedures
1b. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5c. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1b, 2a or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4e or 4g, 5c or 5e
=> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
=> other testing [As approved by the Board]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> other [As specified by the Board]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [As approved by the Board]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 51
=> other [Upon request of the Board]
[Three separate runs]
Footnotes:
<1> Virginia Air Quality Control Regions (AQCR): 1: Eastern Tenesee-Southwestern Virginia Interstate AQCR.
2: Valley of Virginia Intrastate AOCR. 3: Central Virginia Intrastate AQCR. 4: Northeastern Virginia
Intrastate AOCR. 5: State Capital Intrastate AQCR. 6: Hampton Roads Intrastate AQCR. 7: National
Capital Interstate AOCR.
{2} PS = K (x(1.06) + y(1.52))/(x + y). Where PS = prorated allowable emissions of S02 expressed in
Ibs/hour, x = percentage of actual heat input at total capacity derived from liquid or gaseous fuel, y =
percentage of actual heat input at total capacity derived form solid fuels, and K = actual heat input at
•total capacity expressed as Btu x 10*6 per hour.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 C1>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
I and II, Kammer plant and similar units
After 08/17/71
a {2>
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 6.8
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
1b. Neat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, Wetrel, and Wood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
{2} Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel-fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fuel-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning
unit classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Ill, Fort Martin Power Station and similar units. {2}
Global
a {3}
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 3.1
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (HMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
(1> West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, Uetrel, and Wood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
<2> Not including Kanawha, Putnam, or Falls Counties or the Kanawha Magisterial district of Fayette County.
(3> Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fuel-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning
unit classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
I and II
Before 08/17/88
b and c {2>
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 3.1
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time -> 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
C1> West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, Wetrel, and Wood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
{2} Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel-fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning unit
classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 (1)
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
III, Harrison Power Station and similar units C2>
Global
a «}
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 5.12
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, Id, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination -> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, WetreI, and Wood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
{2} Not including Kanawha, Putnam, or Falls Counties or the Kanawha Magisterial district of Fayette County.
(3) Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel-fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning unit
classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 {1>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
III, Albright Power Station and similar units {2}
Global
a {3>
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 3.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, Wet re I, and Wood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
{2} Not including Kanawha, Putnam, or Falls Counties or the Kanawha Magisterial district of Fayette County.
C3> Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel -fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fired units.
classified as a Type "a" unit.
Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning unit
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations. Title 45
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
III <2>
Global
b and c {3}
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 3.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
264. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
(1> West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, Wetrel, and Wood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
{2} Not including Kanawha, Putnam, or Falls Counties or the Kanawha Magisterial district of Fayette County.
{3> Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel-fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning unit
classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 d>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
III, Rivesville Power Station and similar units {2}
Global
a {3>
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 3.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
Ib. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2W. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, Wetrel, and Wood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
{2} Not including Kanawha, Putnam, or Falls Counties or the Kanawha Magisterial district of Fayette County.
(3> Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel-fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning unit
classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 O>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Fac iIi ty Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
III, Philip Sporn Power Station and similar units {2}
Global
a <3>
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 3.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, Wetrel, and Wood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
{2> Not including Kanawha, Putnam, or Falls Counties or the Kanawha Magisterial district of Fayette County.
{3> Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel-fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning unit
classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 (1)
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
I and II, Mitchell Plant and similar units
Before 08/17/71
a {2}
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MM8tu)
Less than or equal to 7.5
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
Ib. Heat Input Determination -> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Neat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, Wetrel, and Wood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
<2> Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel-fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fuel-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning
unit classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 O>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
I and II, Willow Island Station and similar units
Before 08/17/81
a {2}
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.7
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MHBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, Wetrel, and Wood Counties. Priority Region 111: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
<2> Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel-fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fuel-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning
unit classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Region IV of Priority Region III, John Amos Plant and similar units <2>
Global
a <3>
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.6
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
(1> West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, Wet reI, and Wood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
<2> Region IV includes Kanawha, Putnam, and Falls Counties and the Kanawha Magisterial district of Fayette
County.
<3> Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel-fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fuel-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning
unit classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Region IV of Priority Region III, Kanawha River Plant and similar units C2>
Global
a <3>
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.6
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, WetreI, and Wood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
{2} Region IV includes Kanawha, Putnam, and Falls Counties and the Kanawha Magisterial district of Fayette
County.
{3} Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel-fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fuel-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning
unit classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 <1>
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Region VII of Priority Region I, Mt. Storm Plant and similar units <2>
Before 08/17/71
a <3>
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.7
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination ~> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
(1> West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, Wetrel, and Uood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
{2} Region VII includes the Grant Union district, and the Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral
County.
<3> Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulverized-fuel-fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fuel-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning
unit classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WEST VIRGINIA
3
West Virginia Code of State Regulations, Title 45 {1}
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Region IV of Priority Region III {2}
Before 08/17/71
b and c {3>
Greater than or equal to 10
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 1.6
Compliance Procedures :: 1b or 1c, 2b4, 3a, 4d, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Equivalent fuel sulfur content to achieve compliance.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
<1> West Virginia Priority Region I: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties; Grant Union district;
Elk, New Creek, and Piedmont districts of Mineral County. Priority Region II: Jackson, Pleasants,
Tyler, Wetrel, and Wood Counties. Priority Region III: All other Counties and districts not included
above.
{2} Region IV includes Kanawha, Putnam, and Falls Counties and the Kanawha Magisterial district of Fayette
County.
C3> Facility Type "a" is any fuel burning unit which has as its primary purpose the generation of steam or
other vapor to produce electric power for sale. Facility Type "b" is any fuel burning unit not
classified as Type "a" or Type "c," such as industrial pulven'zed-fuel-fired furnaces, cyclone furnaces,
gas-fired and liquid-fuel-fired units. Facility Type "c" is any hand-fired or stoker-fired fuel burning
unit classified as a Type "a" unit.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ALABAMA
4
Chapter 5 and Chapter 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Category I counties, and Jackson county {1}
Global
Fuel burning installations
All
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MM8tu)
: Less than or equal to 1.8
Compliance Procedures ::
1c. Heat Input Determination =>
2a. Test Methods =>
2b4. Test Methods =>
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements =>
3d. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4d. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
5c. Reporting
1c. 2a, 2b4, 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4d. 5b. 5c
total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Operating at or above the maximum
capacity which such installation is capable of being operated.]
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
fuel testing: other [The sulfur content of fuel, as burned, except natural
gas, shall be determined in accordance with current recognized ASTM
procedures.]
other testing [The Division may conduct tests and take samples of air
contaminates, fuel, process material or other material which may affect
emissions from any source.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators,
existing prior to 8/17/71, with a heat input greater than or equal to 250
MMBtu/hr, equipped with a flue gas desulfurization unit. May be required
for other sources.]
sulfur content of fuel
quantity of fuel
other [As specified by the Director. Continuous 02 and C02 monitoring when
these measurements are required to convert S02 data to the emission
standard.]
24 hours [Summarized monthly]
state regulation [Chapter 7, 1.7.2; Daily averages and monthly summary of
emissions, and sulfur content of fuel, shall be submitted to the Director
biannually.]
specified in 40 CFR Part 51 [Appendix P]
Footnotes:
{1} Refers to counties classified as Class I or Class II in the State of Alabama Air Pollution Control
Commission's Rules and Regulations, Appendix B, October 3, 1986.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ALABAMA
4
Chapter 5 and Chapter 14
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Category II counties {1}
Global
Fuel burning installations
All
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 4.0
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5c. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2b4, 2c, 3a, 3c, 3d. 3e, 4d, 5b, 5c
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Operating at or above the maximum
capacity which such installation is capable of being operated.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
=> fuel testing: other [The sulfur content of fuel, as burned, except natural
gas, shall be determined in accordance with current recognized ASTM
procedures.]
=> other testing [The Division may conduct tests and take samples of air
contaminates, fuel, process material or other material which may affect
emissions from any source.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators,
existing prior to 8/17/71, with a heat input greater than or equal to 250
MMBtu/hr, and equipped with a flue gas desulfurization unit. May be
required for other sources.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
=> other [As specified by the Director. Continuous 02 and C02 monitoring when
these measurements are required to convert S02 data to the emission
standard.]
=> 24 hours [Summarized monthly]
=> state regulation [Chapter 7, 1.7.2; Daily averages and monthly summary of
emissions, and sulfur content of fuel, shall be submitted to the Director
biannually.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 51 [Appendix P]
Footnotes:
O> Refers to counties classified as Class I or Class II in the State of Alabama Air Pollution Control
Commission's Rules and Regulations, Appendix B, October 3, 1986.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ALABAMA
4
Chapter 5 and Chapter H
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Jackson county {1}
Global
Electric utility steam generating installations
Greater then or equal to 5000
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.2
1c, 2a, 2b4, 2c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4d, 5b, 5c
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Operating at or above the maximum
capacity which such installation is capable of being operated.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
=> fuel testing: other [The sulfur content of fuel, as burned, except natural
gas, shall be determined in accordance with current recognized ASTM
procedures.]
=> other testing [The Division may conduct tests and take samples of air
contaminates, fuel, process material or other material which may affect
emissions from any source.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators,
existing prior to 8/17/71, with a heat input greater than or equal to 250
MMBtu/hr, and equipped with a flue a gas desulfurization unit. May be
required for other sources.]
3b. Monitoring Requirements => ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Required if the total rated
capacity is greater than or equal to 1500 Btu per hour.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> quantity of fuel
Compliance Procedures
1c. Neat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
264. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5c. Reporting
=> other [As specified by the Director. Continuous 02 and C02 monitoring when
these measurements are required to convert S02 data to the emission
standard.]
=> 24 hours [Sirnnarized monthly]
=> state regulation [Chapter 7, 1.7.2; Daily averages and monthly summary of
emissions, and sulfur content of fuel, shall be submitted to the Director
biannually.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 51 [Appendix P]
Footnotes:
<1> Refers to counties classified as Class I or Class II in the State of Alabama Air Pollution Control
Commission's Rules and Regulations, Appendix B, October 3, 1986.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
FLORIDA
4
Title 17, Chapter 17-2, sections .600(5)(b)(3), and .700
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
teon county, Uakulla county, and the city of Tallahassee's A.B.Hopkins and Purdom
Generating Stations
Before 01/18/72
Fossil fuel steam generators
Greater than 250
Liquid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.87
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be used as an alternate
sampling procedure after departmental approval or if such procedure is
currently part of the source operating permit.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources with S02 emission control
equipment.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not specified.]
5e. Reporting => other [A quarterly report explaining the nature and cause of excess
emissions.]
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
FLORIDA
4
Title 17, Chapter 17-2, sections .600<5) other [Not specified.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be used as an alternate
sampling procedure after departmental approval or if such procedure is
currently part of the source operating permit.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources with S02 emission control
equipment.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other [A quarterly report explaining the nature and cause of excess
emissions.]
5e.
Test Methods
Test Methods
Averaging Time
Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
FLORIDA
4
Title 17, Chapter 17-2, sections .600(5)(b)(3), and .700
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Duvall county north of Hecksher Drive excluding Jacksonville Electric Authority
Northside Generating Stations
Before 01/18/72
Fossil fuel steam generators
Greater than 250
Liquid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.5
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2a.
2c.
Test Methods
Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be used as an alternate
sampling procedure after departmental approval or if such procedure is
currently part of the source operating permit.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources with S02 emission control
equipment.]
=> other [Two hour.]
=> other [A quarterly report explaining the nature and cause of excess
emissions.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
FLORIDA
4
Title 17, Chapter 17-2, sections .600(5)(b)(3), and .700
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
: Jacksonville Electric Authority's Southside and Kennedy Generating Stations;
Hillsborough county including Tampa Electric Company's Gannon Station Units 1
through 4, and Hooker's Point Generating Station; Manatee county, Florida Power
and Light Company's Manatee Generating Station; Dade county, Broward county, Palm
Beach county, Florida Power and Light Company's Cutler Units 4, 5, and 6; Fort
Lauderdale Units 4 and 5; Riveria Units 1 and 2
: Before 01/18/72
: Fossil fuel steam generators
: Greater than 250
: Liquid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 1.1 {1}
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2a
2c
Test Methods
Test Methods
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be used as an alternate
sampling procedure after departmental approval or if such procedure is
currently part of the source operating permit.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources with S02 emission control
equipment.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not specified.]
5e. Reporting => other [A quarterly report explaining the nature and cause of excess
emissions.]
Footnotes:
{1} In the event of an energy or fuel crisis, the S02 emission limit for Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach
counties, Florida Power and Light Company's Cutler Units 4, 5, and 6, Fort Lauderdale Units 4 and 5, and
Riveria Units 1 and 2 is 2.75 pounds per million Btu heat input.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
FLORIDA
4
Title 17, Chapter 17-2, sections .600(5)(b)(3), and .700
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Jacksonville Electric Authority's Northside Generating Station, and Gulf Power
Company's Crist Steam Plant Units 1, 2, and 3 in Escambia county
Before 01/18/72
Fossil fuel steam generators
Greater than 250
Liquid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.98
Compliance Procedures
1e
2a
2c.
Test Methods
1e, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5e
Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be used as an alternate
sampling procedure after departmental approval or if such procedure is
currently part of the source operating permit.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources with S02 emission control
equipment.]
Averaging Time => other [Not specified.]
Reporting => other [A quarterly report explaining the nature and cause of excess
emissions.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements
5e.
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State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
FLORIDA
Title 17, Chapter 17-2, sections .600(5)(b)(3), and .700
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Fac iIi ty Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
All other areas of the state
Before 01/18/72
Fossil fuel steam generators
Greater than 250
Liquid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.75
Compliance Procedures ::
1e. Heat Input Determination =>
1e, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5e
other [Not specified.]
2a.
2c.
3a.
5e.
Test Methods
Test Methods
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be used as an alternate
sampling procedure after departmental approval or if such procedure is
currently part of the source operating permit.]
Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources with S02 emission control
equipment.]
other [Not specified.]
other [A quarterly report explaining the nature and cause of excess
emissions.]
Averaging Time
Reporting
=>
=>
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
FLORIDA
4
Title 17, Chapter 17-2, sections .600(5)(b)(3), and .700
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Gulf Power Company Crist Steam Plant Units 4, 5, 6, and 7, in Escambia county
Before 01/18/72
Fossil fuel steam generators
Greater than 250
Solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 5.90
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements =
4g.
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
:: 1e, 2a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
=> other [Not specified.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be used as an alternate
sampling procedure after departmental approval or if such procedure is
currently part of the source operating permit.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources with S02 emission control
equipment.]
other [Not specified.]
other [A quarterly report explaining the nature and cause of excess
emissions.]
=>
=>
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
FLORIDA
4
Title 17, Chapter 17-2, sections .600(5)(b)(3), and .700
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
All other areas of the state
Before 01/18/72
Fossil fuel steam generators
Greater than 250
Solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MM8tu)
: Less than or equal to 6.17
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be used as an alternate
sampling procedure after departmental approval or if such procedure is
currently part of the source operating permit.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous 502 monitoring [Required for sources with S02 emission control
equipment.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not specified.]
5e. Reporting => other [A quarterly report explaining the nature and cause of excess
emissions.]
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State GEORGIA
Region 4
State Regulation Citation 391-3-1.02(g)
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame After 01/01/72
Facility Type Fossil fuel fired steam generators
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Greater than 250
Fuel Type Liquid fossil fuel or liquid fossil fuel and wood residue
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : Less than 0.80 or by equation {1}
Compliance Procedures
Ib. Heat Input Determination
Test Methods
Test Methods
2a.
2b4
2c. Test Methods
:: 1b, 2a, 2b4, 2c, 3a, 4a, 5a
=> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: other [Sulfur content of fuel by the appropriate ASTM method
may be required. Heating value and ash content may be required.]
=> other testing [Any sampling, computation, and analysis to determine the
compliance with any of the standards shall be by methods and procedures
approved by the Director prior to sampling. Burn rates and hours of
operation and monthly summaries may be required.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Specifically required for sources with a heat
input greater than 250 million Btu's per hour and with S02 emission control
equipment.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
4a. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
Footnotes:
{1} When different fossil fuels are burned simultaneously in any combination, the applicable standard shall
be determined by proration using the following formula: a = y (0.80) + z (1.2) / y + z , where y =
percent of total heat input derived from liquid fossil fuel, and z = percent of total heat input derived
from solid fossil fuel, and a = the allowable emission in pounds per million Btu's.
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State GEORGIA
Region 4
State Regulation Citation 391-3-1.02(g)
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame After 01/01/72
Facility Type Fossil fuel fired steam generators
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr) Greater than 250
Fuel Type Solid fossil fuel or derived from solid fossil fuel and wood residue
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBUD : Less than 1.2 or by equation {1>
Compliance Procedures
1b. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
:: 1b, 2a, 2b4, 2c, 3a, 4a, 5a
=> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: other [Sulfur content of fuel by the appropriate ASTM method
may be required. Heating value and ash content may be required.]
=> other testing [Any sampling, computation, and analysis to determine the
compliance with any of the standards shall be by methods and procedures
approved by the Director prior to sampling. Burn rates and hours of
operation and monthly summaries may be required.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Specifically required for sources with a heat
input greater than 250 million Btu's per hour and with S02 emission control
equipment.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
4a. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
Footnotes:
{1} When different fossil fuels are burned simultaneously in any combination, the applicable standard shall
be determined by proration using the following formula: a = y (0.80) + z (1.2) / y + z , where y =
percent of total heat input derived from liquid fossil fuel, and z = percent of total heat input derived
from solid fossil fuel, and a = the allowable emission in pounds per million Btu's.
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S02 Regulation Report
State GEORGIA
Region 4
State Regulation Citation 391-3-1.02(g)
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fossil fuel fired steam generators
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Less than 100
Fuel Type All fossil fuels and wood residue
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than or equal to 2.5, by weight <1>
Compliance Procedures
2b4, 2c, 3a, 4a. 5b
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Sulfur content of fuels by the appropriate ASTH method
may be required. Heating value and ash content of fuel may be required.]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Any sampling, computation, and analysis to determine the
compliance with any of the standards shall be by methods and procedures
approved by the Director prior to sampling. Burn rates, hours of operation,
and monthly summaries may be required.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Specifically required for sources with a heat
input greater than 250 MMBtu per hour and with S02 emission control
equipment. These sources must comply with Performance Specification 2 of
Appendix B, 40 CFR part 60.]
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5b. Reporting -> state regulation [(6)2(vi); A quarterly report summarizing the nature and
cause of excess emissions; emission averages for each averaging period
during which the standard was exceeded; the data and time identifying any
period if and when the continuous emission monitoring system was inoperative
and the nature of system repairs or adjustments (proof required). Data
reporting and reduction procedures including alternative and or equivalent
emission monitoring may vary from those specified, with Director approval,
if they are at least as accurate as the specified procedures.]
Footnotes:
{1} The Director may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the source utilizes
sulfur removal and that the emissions do not exceed the standard utilizing no sulfur removal.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
GEORGIA
4
391-3-1.02(g)
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fossil fuel fired steam generators
Greater than or equal to 100 '
All fossil fuels and wood resifaue
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
: Less than or equal to 3.0, by weight (1)
Compliance Procedures
2b4. 2c. 3a, 4a, 5b
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Sulfur content of fuels by the appropriate ASTM method
may be required. Heating value and ash content of fuel may be required.]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Any sampling, computation, and analysis to determine the
compliance with any of the standards shall be by methods and procedures
approved by the Director prior to sampling. Burn rates, hours of operation,
and monthly summaries may be required.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Specifically required for sources with a heat
input greater than 250 MMBtu per hour and with S02 emission control
equipment. These sources must comply with Performance Specification 2 of
Appendix B, 40 CFR part 60.1
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
Sb. Reporting => state regulation [(6)2(vi); A quarterly report summarizing the nature and
cause of excess emissions; emission averages for each averaging period
during which the standard was exceeded; the data and time identifying any
period if and when the continuous emission monitoring system was inoperative
and the nature of system repairs or adjustments (proof required). Data
reporting and reduction procedures including alternative and or equivalent
emission monitoring may vary from those specified, with Director approval,
if they are at least as accurate as the specified procedures.]
Footnotes:
{1} The Director may allow fuel with a higher sulfur content to be used provided that the source utilizes
sulfur removal and that the emissions do not exceed the standard utilizing no sulfur removal.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
KENTUCKY
4
Title 401, Chapter 61, section 015
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 08/17/71
Indirect heat exchangers greater than one MMBtu/hr.
Greater than 250
Liquid/gaseous fuel and solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: As specified in Appendix B to 401 KAR 61:015. {1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
2d. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
3f. Monitoring Requirements
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c. 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 2d, 3a, 3c, 3d. 3e, 3f, 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other [Total rated heat input capacity of all affected facilities.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [The gross calorific value of solid fuel by
0-2015-66(72), of liquid fuel by 0-240-64(73), and gaseous fuel by
0-1826-64(70).]
=> other testing [The fuel burn rate and the material balance over the steam
generation system.]
=> other testing [A performance test is required for facilities with an
alternate emission rate.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Not required if a source does not use a flue gas
desulfurization device and the emissions are monitored by fuel analysis.]
=> sulfur content of fuel [May be required as specified by the Cabinet.]
=> quantity of fuel [It may be required to be measured daily or at shorter
intervals.]
=> other [The heating value and ash content of fuels measured at least weekly
may be required.]
=> other [It may be required to measure hourly the average electrical output
and the minimum and maximum generation rate.]
=> 24 hours
=> state regulation [61.015-6(4)(5); Records of required monitoring data
summarized monthly may be required.]
Footnotes:
t1> Appendix B, 401 KAR 61:015 is included in this document at the end of the Kentucky records.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
KENTUCKY
4
Title 401, Chapter 61, section 015
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 04/09/72
Indirect heat exchangers greater than one MMBtu/hr.
Less than or equal to 250
Liquid/gaseous fuel and solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: As specified in Appendix B to 401 KAR 61:015. <1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
2d. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
3f. Monitoring Requirements
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c. 2d, 3a, 3c, 3d, 3e, 3f, 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other [Total rated heat input capacity of all affected facilities.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [The gross calorific value of solid fuel by
0-2015-66(72), of liquid fuel by 0-240-64(73), and gaseous fuel by
0-1826-64(70).]
=> other testing [The fuel burn rate and the material balance over the steam
generation system.]
=> other testing [A performance test is required for facilities with an
alternate emission rate.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Not required if a source does not use a flue gas
desulfurization device and the emissions are monitored by fuel analysis.]
=> sulfur content of fuel [May be required as specified by the Cabinet.]
=> quantity of fuel [It may be required to be measured daily or at shorter
intervals.]
=> other [The heating value and ash content of fuels measured at least weekly
may be required.]
=> other [It may be required to measure hourly the average electrical output
and the minimum and maximum generation rate.]
=> 24 hours
=> state regulation [61.015-6(4)(5); Records of required monitoring data
summarized monthly may be required.]
Footnotes:
{1> Appendix B,
401 KAR 61:015 is included in this document at the end of the Kentucky records.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
KENTUCKY
4
Title 401, Chapter 61, section 015
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 08/17/71
Indirect heat exchangers greater than one MHBtu/hr.
Greater than 250
Different fuels burned simultaneously in any combination
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Determined by proration formula <1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
2d. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
3f. Monitoring Requirements
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
1c, 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 2d, 3a, 3c, 3d, 3e, 3f, 4d, 5b
total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
other [Total rated heat input capacity of all affected facilities.]
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6.]
fuel testing: ASTM [The gross calorific value of solid fuel by
0-2015-66(72), of liquid fuel by 0-240-64(73), and gaseous fuel by
0-1826-64(70).]
other testing [The fuel burn rate and the material balance over the steam
generation system.]
other testing [A performance test is required for facilities with an
alternate emission rate.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Not required if a source does not use a flue gas
desulfurization device and the emissions are monitored by fuel analysis.]
sulfur content of fuel [May be required as specified by the Cabinet.]
quantity of fuel [It may be required to be measured daily or at shorter
intervals.]
other [The heating value and ash content of fuels measured at least weekly
may be required.]
other [It may be required to measure hourly the average electrical output
and the minimum and maximum generation rate.]
24 hours
state regulation [61.015-6(4)(5); Records of required monitoring data
summarized monthly may be required.]
Footnotes:
<1> Allowable Sulfur Dioxide Emission, Ib/MMBtu = y(a) +• z(b) / y + z, where y is the percent of total heat
input derived from liquid or gaseous fuel; z is the percent of total heat input derived from solid fuel;
a is the allowable sulfur dioxide emission in pounds per million BTU heat input derived from liquid or
gaseous fuel; and b is the allowable sulfur dioxide emissions in pounds per million BTU heat input
derived from solid fuel. An alternate emission rate apportioned without regard to individual affected
facility heat input may be established by the Cabinet.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
KENTUCKY
4
Title 401, Chapter 61, section 015
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 04/09/72
Indirect heat exchangers greater than one MMBtu/hr
Less than or equal to 250
Different fuels burned simultaneously in any combination
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: Determined by proration formula {1}
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
2d. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
3f. Monitoring Requirements
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 2d, 3a, 3c, 3d, 3e, 3f, 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other [Total rated heat input capacity of all affected facilities.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60} [Method 6.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [The gross calorific value of solid fuel by
0-2015-66(72), of liquid fuel by 0-240-64(73), and gaseous fuel by
0-1826-64(70).]
=> other testing [The fuel burn rate and the material balance over the steam
generation system.]
=> other testing [A performance test is required for facilities with an
alternate emission rate.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [May be required.]
=> sulfur content of fuel [May be required as specified by the Cabinet.]
=> quantity of fuel [It may be required to be measured daily or at shorter
intervals.]
=> other [The heating value and ash content of fuels measured at least weekly
may be required.]
=> other [It may be required to measure hourly the average electrical output
and the minimum and maximum generation rate.]
=> 24 hours
=> state regulation [61.015-6(4X5); Records of required monitoring data
summarized monthly may be required.]
Footnotes:
{1> Allowable Sulfur Dioxide Emission, Ib/MMBtu = y(a) + z(b) / y + z, where y is the percent of total heat
input derived from liquid or gaseous fuel; z is the percent of total heat input derived from solid fuel;
a is the allowable sulfur dioxide emission in pounds per million BTU heat input derived from liquid or
gaseous fuel; and b is the allowable sulfur dioxide emissions in pounds per million BTU heat input
derived from solid fuel. An alternate emission rate apportioned without regard to individual affected
facility heat input may be established by the Cabinet.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
KENTUCKY
4
Title 401, Chapter 59, sections .005 and .015
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 04/09/72
Indirect heat exchangers greater than one MHBtu/hr.
Less than or equal to 10.0
Liquid or gaseous fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBUI)
Less than 3.0
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 4c, 4g, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MHBtu/hr)
=> other [The total rated capacity of all affected facilities within a source.
A source may petition to establish an allowable emission rate which may be
apportioned without regard to individaul heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 may be required
for performance evaluation of the CEMs.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Gross calorific value by D-240-76, for liquid fuel, or
by 0-1826-64(70) for gaseous fuel, may be required. Elemental analysis by
0-1137-53(75), 0-1945-64(73), or 0-1946-67(72) may be required.]
=> other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be required in place of
continuous emission monitoring if the facility does not use a FGD device.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [May be required.]
=> 3 hours
=> other [Arithmetic average of three contiguous one hour periods.]
=> state regulation [59.005.3(3); When a continuous monitoring system is
required, a written report of excess emissions shall be submitted each
calendar quarter. It shall include the date, time, and magnitude of excess
emissions; all hourly averages on computer tape or cards; the date, time,
nature, and cause of any CEM malfunction and the corrective action or
preventative measures adopted; and when no excess emissions have occurred
and the CEMs have not been inoperable, a statement verifying this. A file
shall be maintained for two years of all measurements, including CEM
performance testing measurements, evaluations, calibration checks,
adjustments, and maintenance.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
KENTUCKY
4
Title 401, Chapter 59, sections .005 and .015
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 04/09/72
Indirect heat exchangers greater than one MMBtu/hr.
Greater than 10 and less than or equal to 250
Liquid or gaseous fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
7.7223 times that quantity obtained by raising the total heat input capacity (in
millions of BTU per hour) to the -0.04106 power.
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 4c. 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [The total rated capacity of all
affected facilities within a source. A source may petition to establish an
allowable emission rate which may be apportioned without regard to
individual heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60} [Method 6 may be required
for performance evaluation of the CEMs.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Gross calorific value by 0-240-76, for liquid fuel, or
by 0-1826-64(70) for gaseous fuel, may be required. Elemental analysis by
0-1137-53(75), 0-1945-64(73), or 0-1946-67(72) may be required.]
=> other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be required in place of CEMs
if the facility does not use a FGD device.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [May be required. It is not if natural gas is the
only fuel burned.]
=> 3 hours
=> state regulation [59.005.3(3); When a continuous monitoring system is
required, a written report of excess emissions shall be submitted each
calendar quarter. It shall include the date, time, and magnitude of excess
emissions; all hourly averages on computer tape or cards; the date, time,
nature, and cause of any CEM malfunction and the corrective action or
preventative measures adopted; and when no excess emissions have occurred
and the CEMs have not been inoperable, a statement verifying this. A file
shall be maintained for two years of all measurements, including CEM
performance testing measurements, evaluations, calibration checks,
adjustments, and maintenance.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Reg ion
State Regulation Citation
KENTUCKY
4
Title 401, Chapter 59, sections .005 and .015
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 04/09/72
Indirect heat exchangers greater than one MMBtu/hr.
Less than or equal to 10.0
Solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 5.0
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 4c, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other [The total rated capacity of all affected facilities within a source.
A source may petition to establish an allowable emission rate which may be
apportioned without regard to individual heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 may be required
for performance evaluation of the CEMs.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Gross calorific value by 0-2015-66(72) and elemental
analysis by D-3178-73 or D-3176-74 may be required.]
=> other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be required in place of CEMs
if the facility does not use a FGD device.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [May be required.]
=> 3 hours
=> state regulation [59.005.3(3); When a continuous monitoring system is
required, a written report of excess emissions shall be submitted each
calendar quarter. It shall include the date, time, and magnitude of excess
emissions; all hourly averages on computer tape or cards; the date, time,
nature, and cause of any CEM malfunction and the corrective action or
preventative measures adopted; and when no excess emissions have occurred
and the CEMs have not been inoperable, a statement verifying this. A file
shall be maintained for two years of all measurements, including CEM
performance testing measurements, evaluations, calibration checks,
adjustments, and maintenance.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
KENTUCKY
4
Title 401, Chapter 59, sections .005 and .015
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 04/09/72
Indirect heat exchangers greater than one MMBtu/hr.
Greater than 10 and less than or equal to 250
Solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
13.8781 times that quantity obtained by raising the total heat input capacity (in
millions of BTU per hour) to the -0.4434 power.
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 4c, 5b
-> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [The total rated capacity of all
affected facilities within a source. A source may petition to establish an
allowable emission rate which may be apportioned without regard to
individual heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 may be required
for performance evaluation of the CEMs.3
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Gross calorific value by 0-2015-66(72) and elemental
analysis by D-3178-73 or D-3176-74 may be required.]
=> other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be required in place of CEMs
if the facility does not use a FGO device.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [May be required.]
=> 3 hours
=> state regulation [59.005.3(3); When a continuous monitoring system is
required, a written report of excess emissions shall be submitted each
calendar quarter. It shall include the date, time, and magnitude of excess
emissions; all hourly averages on computer tape or cards; the date, time,
nature, and cause of any CEM malfunction and the corrective action or
preventative measures adopted; and when no excess emissions have occurred
and the CEMs have not been inoperable, a statement verifying this. A file
shall be maintained for two years of all measurements, including CEM
performance testing measurements, evaluations, calibration checks,
adjustments, and maintenance.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
KENTUCKY
4
Title 401, Chapter 59. sections .005 and .015
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 04/09/72
Indirect heat exchangers greater than one MMBtu/hr.
Less than or equal to 250
Different fuels burned simultaneously in any combination
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HHBtu)
: Determined by proration formula <1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c. 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 4c, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other [The total rated capacity of all affected facilities within a source.
A source may petition to establish an allowable emission rate which may be
apportioned without regard to individual heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 may be required
for performance evaluation of the CEMs.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Gross calorific value of solid fuel by 0-2015-66(72),
of liquid fuel by D-240-76, and gaseous fuel by D-1826-64(70) may be
required. Elemental analysis of solid fuel by D-3178-73, or D-3176-74, of
liquid fuel by 0-1137-53(75), and of gaseous fuel by 0-1946-67(72), or
0-1945-64(73) may be required.]
=> other testing [Fuel sampling and analysis may be required in place of CEMs
if the facility does not use a FGD device.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [May be required.]
=> 3 hours
=> state regulation [59.005.3(3); When a continuous monitoring system is
required, a written report of excess emissions shall be submitted each
calendar quarter. It shall include the date, time, and magnitude of excess
emissions; all hourly averages on computer tape or cards; the date, time,
nature, and cause of any CEM malfunction and the corrective action or
preventative measures adopted; and when no excess emissions have occurred
and the CEMs have not been inoperable, a statement verifiying this. A file
shall be maintained for two years of all measurements, including CEM
performance testing measurements, evaluations, calibration checks,
adjustments,and maintenance.]
Footnotes:
{1} Allowable Sulfur Dioxide Emission, Ib/MMBtu = y(a) + z(b) / y ••• z, where y is the percent of total heat
input derived from liquid or gaseous fuel; z is the percent of total heat input derived from solid fuel;
a is the allowable sulfur dioxide emission in pounds per million BTU heat input derived from liquid or
gaseous fuel; and b is the allowable sulfur dioxide emissions in pounds per million BTU heat input
derived from solid fuel. An alternate emission rate apportioned without regard to individual affected
facility heat input may be established by the Cabinet.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
KENTUCKY
4
Title 401, Chapter 61, section 015
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Counties classified as VA with respect to sulfur dioxide
Global 08/17/71
Indirect heat exchangers greater than one MMBtu/hr.
Greater than or equal to 1500
All fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 0.60 {1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
2d. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
3f. Monitoring Requirements
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 2d, 3a, 3c, 3d, 3e, 3f, 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other [Total rated heat input capacity of all affected facilities.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [The gross calorific value of solid fuel by
0-2015-66(72), of liquid fuel by 0-240-64(73), and gaseous fuel by
0-1826-64(70).]
=> other testing [The fuel burn rate and the material balance over the steam
generation system.]
=> other testing [A performance test is required for facilities with an
alternate emission rate.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Not required if a source does not use a flue gas
desulfurization device and the emissions are monitored by fuel analysis.]
=> sulfur content of fuel [May be required as specified by the Cabinet.]
=> quantity of fuel [It may be required to be measured daily or at shorter
intervals.]
=> other [The heating value and ash content of fuels measured at least weekly
may be required.]
=> other [It may be required to measure hourly the average electrical output
and the minimum and maximum generation rate.]
=> 24 hours
=> state regulation [61.015-6(4)(5); Records of required monitoring data
summarized monthly may be required.]
Footnotes:
{1} Limitation for the annual average S02 emission rate from all existing and new affected facilities
combined at the source.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
KENTUCKY
4
Title 401, Chapter 61, section 015
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Counties classified as IA
Global 08/17/71
Indirect heat exchangers greater than one MMBtu/hr.
Greater than or equal to 15000
All fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 8.0 {1}
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1e. Neat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
2d. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3d. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
3f. Monitoring Requirements
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 1e, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 2d, 3a, 3c, 3d. 3e, 3f, 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other [Total rated heat input capacity of all affected facilities.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [The gross calorific value of solid fuel by
0-2015-66(72), of liquid fuel by 0-240-64(73), and gaseous fuel by
0-1826-64(70).]
=> other testing [The fuel burn rate and the material balance over the steam
generation system.]
=> other testing [A performance test is required for facilities with an
alternate emission rate.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Not required if a source does not use a flue gas
desulfurization device and the emissions are monitored by fuel analysis.]
=> sulfur content of fuel [May be required as specified by the Cabinet.]
=> quantity of fuel [It may be required to be measured daily or at shorter
intervals.]
=> other [The heating value and ash content of fuels measured at least weekly
may be required.]
=> other [It may be required to measure hourly the average electrical output
and the minimum and maximum generation rate.]
=> 24 hours
=> state regulation [61.015-6(4)(5); Records of required monitoring data
summarized monthly may be required.]
Footnotes:
{1} The Cabinet will allow one affected facility, as specified on the operating permit, to emit S02 at this
level when the facility is generating flue gases for use in any experimental S02 removal system.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MISSISSIPPI
4
APC-S-1, APC-S-2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 05/11/72
Fuel burning equipment
All
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
Less than or equal to the average annual emissions in 1970.
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 2b4, 3e, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Stack analysis by EPA
reference methods, if a permit requirement.]
=> fuel testing: other [Fuel testing, if a permit requirement, will include
percent sulfur content, percent moisture, average Btu heating value, etc.]
=> other [Specified in each permit.]
=> other [Mot specified.]
=> state regulation [APC-S-2; Records of operation and emission data at
Commission's request.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MISSISSIPPI
4
APC-S-1, APC-S-2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Modified fuel burning equipment
Less than or equal to 250
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.4
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a, 2b4, 3e, 4g, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60} [Stack analysis by EPA
refernece methods, if a permit requiremnt.]
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [Fuel testing, if a permit requirement, will include
percent sulfur content, percent moisture, average Btu heating value, etc.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified in each permit.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not specified.]
5b. Reporting => state regulation [APC-S-2; Records of operation and emission data at
Commission's request.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MISSISSIPPI
4
APC-S-1, APC-S-2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 05/11/72
Indirect heat transfer units
All
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 4.8
Compliance Procedures
1a.
2a.
1a, 2a, 2b4, 3e, 4g, 5b
Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Stack analysis by EPA
refernece methods, if a permit requiremnt.l
fuel testing: other [Fuel testing, if a permit requirement, will include
percent sulfur content, percent moisture, average Btu heating value, etc.]
other [As specified in each permit.]
other [Not specified.]
state regulation [APC-S-2; Records of operation and emission data at
Commission's request.]
264. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NORTH CAROLINA
4
Title 15, NCAC subchapter 20.0500, and .0516
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning installations
All
Fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or eqaul to 2.3
Compliance Procedures
1e. Neat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1e, 2a or 2b1, 2b4, 2c, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5b, 5e
=> other [Not specified.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Coal testing: sampling by D-2234-82, preparation by
D-2013-72, gross calorific value by D-2015-85, moisture content by
D-3173-85, and sulfur content by D-3177-84 or D-4239-85. Oil testing: gross
calorific value by D-240-85, and sulfur content by D-129-64.]
=> fuel testing: other [Oil is sampled from the pipeline inlet to the fuel
burning device after the standing fuel is drained.]
=> other testing [Compliance may be either by determining the sulfur content
of the fuel or by stack sampling.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [S02 emissions from facilities greater than 250
MMBtu/hr that burn coal or residual oil shall be determined by CEMs or fuel
analysis, or by other procedures approved of by the Director. Regulation
604(a); Appendix P of 40 CFR part 51.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [Three year calendar average.]
=> state regulation [.0606; This regulation is applicable to facilities
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input that burn coal or oil. A quarterly
report of excess emissions shall include either the type and quantity of
fuel burned, the BTU value, the percent sulfur, by weight, and the
calculated S02 emissions, or when CEMs are used, the emission rate in the
same units as the standard, the maximum instantaneous rate, and the total
S02 emissions. Recorder charts shall be retained at least one year.]
=> other [Sulfur content and gross calorific value of fuel shall be reported
on a dry basis.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
SOUTH CAROLINA
4
No. 62.5, standard no.
1, section III
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class I (Charleston County)
Global
Fuel burning operations
Less than or equal to 10
All fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 3.5
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As required by the
Department and approved of by EPA.]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by permit.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Compliance will be by source testing, continuous monitoring, or fuel
analysis, as required by permit.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not specified]
5e. Reporting => other [Final test results must be submitted no later than thirty days after
on site test completion.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
SOUTH CAROLINA
4
No. 62.5, standard no. 1, section III
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class I (Charleston County)
Global
Fuel burning operations
Greater than 10
All fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.3
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As required by the
Department and approved of by EPA.]
=> other testing [Specified by permit.]
=> other [Compliance will be by source testing, continuous monitoring, or fuel
analysis, as required by permit.]
=> other [Not specified]
=> other [Final test results must be submitted no later than thirty days after
on site test completion.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
SOUTH CAROLINA
4
No. 62.5, standard no. 1, section III
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class II (Aiken County and Anderson County)
Global
Fuel burning operations
Less than 1000
All fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: Less than or equal to 3.5
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As required by the
Department and approved of by EPA.]
=> other testing [Specified by permit.]
=> other [Compliance will be by source testing, continuous monitoring, or fuel
analysis, as required by permit.]
=> other [Not specified]
=> other [Final test results must be submitted no later than thirty days after
on site test completion.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
SOUTH CAROLINA
4
No. 62.5, standard no. 1, section III
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Fac iIi ty Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class II (Aiken County and Anderson County)
Global
Fuel burning operations
Greater than or equal to 1000
All fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.3
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As required by the
Department and approved of by EPA.]
=> other testing [Specified by permit.]
=> other [Compliance will be by source testing, continuous monitoring, or fuel
analysis, as required by permit.]
=> other [Not specified]
=> other [Final test results must be submitted no later than thirty days after
on site test completion.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
SOUTH CAROLINA
4
No. 62.5, standard no. 1, section III
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class III (statewide excluding Aiken County, Anderson County, and Charleston
County)
Global
Fuel burning operations
All
All fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 3.5
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As required by the
Department and approved of by EPA.]
=> other testing [Specified by permit.]
=> other [Compliance will be by source testing, continuous monitoring, or fuel
analysis, as required by permit.]
=> other [Not specified]
=> other [Final test results must be submitted no later than thirty days after
on site test completion.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-H-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class I - Polk county
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Less than or equal to 1000, for the entire fuel burning installation, and
individual units less than 600
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 1.6
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
Ad. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17, 1977.]
=> other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the emission standard was exceeded, the date
and time the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissons and the CEMs
have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying this
is required.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-U-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class I - Polk county
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Greater than or equal to 1000, for the entire fuel burning installation, and
individual units greater than 600
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.2
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a, 2c, 3a, 3b or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17,1977.]
=> other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary. Ambient
monitoring, when required, by method in the Federal Register, Volume 36, No.
84, April 30, 1971.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Installation of ambient
monitoring, as prescribed by the Technical Secretary, to demonstrate
attainment and maintenance of air quality standards is required for fuel
burning installations having a total rated capacity greater than 1000
MMBtu/hr heat input.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment larger than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the standard was exceeded, the date and time
the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections that were made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissions and the
CEMs have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying
this is required.]
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3b. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-U-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class I - Polk county
After 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Less than or equal to 250
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 1.6
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5a, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As specified in the
"Federal Register", Volume 42, No. 160, August 18, 1977, and amended in
Volume 43, No. 57, March 23, 1978. Method 19 as specified in the "Federal
Register", Volume 44, No. 113, June 11, 1979, and Method 20 as specified in
the "Federal Register", Volume 44, No. 176, September 10, 1979.]
=> other testing [Alternative methods may be allowed with Technical Secretary
approval.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Performance Specification 2, and 3, and the
"Federal Register", Volume 40, No. 194, Appendix 8.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [1200-3-16; Each performance test shall consist of three
runs for each test method. The arithmetic mean of the results will be used
to determine compliance. Quarterly reports made to the Technical Secretary
shall include the date, time, nature, and magnitude of excess emissions; the
date, time, nature, and cause of CEMs malfunction; the corrective action
taken or preventative measures adopted as a result of any malfunction, or if
no excess emissions have occurred, or the CEMs have not been inoperative,
repaired, or adjusted, a statement verifying this.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class IIA - Haury county, Class I IB - Humphrey's county, Class VI
not specifically classified, and Class VII - Roane county
After 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Less than or equal to 250
All fossil fuels
All counties
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 5.0
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
Sa. Reporting
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, Sa, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As specified in the
"Federal Register", Volume 42, No. 160, August 18, 1977, and amended in
Volume 43, No. 57, March 23, 1978. Method 19 as specified in the "Federal
Register", Volume 44, No. 113, June 11, 1979, and Method 20 as specified in
the "Federal Register", Volume 44, No. 176, September 10, 1979.]
=> other testing [Alternative methods may be allowed with Technical Secretary
approvaI. ]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Performance Specification 2, and 3, and the
"Federal Register", Volume 40, No. 194, Appendix B.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [1200-3-16; Each performance test shall consist of three
runs for each test method. The arithmetic mean of the results will be used
to determine compliance. Quarterly reports made to the Technical Secretary
shall include the date, time, nature, and magnitude of excess emissions; the
date, time, nature, and cause of CEHs malfunction; the corrective action
taken or preventative measures adopted as a result of any malfunction, or if
no excess emissions have occurred, or the CEMs have not been inoperative,
repaired, or adjusted, a statement verifying this.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-K-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class IIA - Maury county. Class I IB - Humphrey's county, Class VI - All counties
not specifically classified, and Class VII - Roane county
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Less than or equal to 1000, for the entire fuel burning installation, and
individual units less than 600
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 5.0
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17, 1977.]
=> other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the emission standard was exceeded, the date
and time the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissons and the CEMs
have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying this
is required.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Fac iIi ty Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class IIA - Maury county
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Greater than or equal to 1000, for the entire fuel installation, and individual
units greater than 600
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.2
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3b or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17,1977.]
=> other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary. Ambient
monitoring, when required, by method in the Federal Register, Volume 36, No.
84. April 30. 1971.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
3b. Monitoring Requirements => ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Installation of ambient
monitoring, as prescribed by the Technical Secretary, to demonstrate
attainment and maintenance of air quality standards is required for fuel
burning installations having a total rated capacity greater than 1000
MMBtu/hr heat input.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment larger than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the standard was exceeded, the date and time
the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections that were made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissions and the
CEMs have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying
this is required.]
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class I IB - Humphrey's county
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Greater than or equal to 1000, for the entire fuel burning installation, and
individual units greater than 600
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HN8tu)
Less than or equal to 3.4
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3b. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=>
=>
1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3b or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17,1977.]
other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary. Ambient
monitoring, when required, by method in the Federal Register, Volume 36, No.
84, April 30, 1971.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Installation of ambient
monitoring, as prescribed by the Technical Secretary, to demonstrate
attainment and maintenance of air quality standards is required for fuel
burning installations having a total rated capacity greater than 1000
MMBtu/hr heat input.]
other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
1 hour
24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment larger than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the standard was exceeded, the date and time
the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections that were made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissions and the
CEMs have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying
this is required.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02. and Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class III - Sullivan county
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Less than or equal to 1000, for the entire fuel burning installation, and
individual units less than 600
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: Less than or equal to 2.4
Compliance Procedures ::
1c. Heat Input Determination =>
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17, 1977.]
other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with 502 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
1 hour
24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the emission standard was exceeded, the date
and time the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissons and the CEMs
have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying this
is required.]
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=>
=>
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class III - Sullivan county
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Greater than or equal to 1000, for the entire fuel burning installation, and
individual units greater than 600
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 2.4
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3b or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17,1977.]
=> other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary. Ambient
monitoring, when required, by method in the Federal Register, Volume 36, No.
84, April 30, 1971.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
3b. Monitoring Requirements => ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Installation of ambient
monitoring, as prescribed by the Technical Secretary, to demonstrate
attainment and maintenance of air quality standards is required for fuel
burning installations having a total rated capacity greater than 1000
MMBtu/hr heat input.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
1 hour
24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment larger than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the standard was exceeded, the date and time
the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections that were made to
the CEHs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissions and the
CEMs have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying
this is required.]
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class III - Sullivan county
After 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Less than or equal to 250
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: Less than or equal to 2.4
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5b. Reporting
=>
=>
=>
=>
1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5a, 5b
total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As specified in the
"Federal Register", Volume 42, No. 160, August 18, 1977, and amended in
Volume 43, No. 57, March 23, 1978. Method 19 as specified in the "Federal
Register", Volume 44, No. 113, June 11, 1979, and Method 20 as specified in
the "Federal Register", Volume 44, No. 176, September 10, 1979.]
other testing [Alternative methods may be allowed with Technical Secretary
approval.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Performance Specification 2, and 3, and the
"Federal Register", Volume 40, No. 194, Appendix B.]
other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
1 hour
24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
specified in 40 CFR Part 60
state regulation [1200-3-16; Each performance test shall consist of three
runs for each test method. The arithmetic mean of the results will be used
to determine compliance. Quarterly reports made to the Technical Secretary
shall include the date, time, nature, and magnitude of excess emissions; the
date, time, nature, and cause of CEMs malfunction; the corrective action
taken or preventative measures adopted as a result of any malfunction, or if
no excess emissions have occurred, or the CEMs have not been inoperative,
repaired, or adjusted, a statement verifying this.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class IV - Shelby county
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
All
All fossil fuels excluding No. 5 and No. 6 fuel oil and coal
Emissions Limits;
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.5, or by equation. <1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements =
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3b or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17,1977.]
=> other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary. Ambient
monitoring, when required, by method in the Federal Register, Volume 36, No.
84. April 30, 1971.]
> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Installation of ambient
monitoring, as prescribed by the Technical Secretary, to demonstrate
attainment and maintenance of air quality standards is required for fuel
burning installations having a total rated capacity greater than 1000
MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment larger than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the standard was exceeded, the date and time
the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections that were made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissions and the
CEMs have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying
this is required.]
Footnotes:
C1> Q S02 = 4.OX + 2.7Y + 0.5Z / X + Y + Z, when 0 S02 = the allowable sulfur dioxide emissions in Ibs
S02/10A6 BTU, and X = the heat input from coal, and Y = the heat input from No. 5 or No. 6 fuel oil and
solid fuels other than coal, and Z = the heat input from all other fuel.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class IV - Shelby county
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
All
No. 5 and No. 6 fuel oil and solid fuel other than coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.7, or by equation. C1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3b or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60} [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17,1977.]
=> other testing tAs specified by the Technical Secretary. Ambient
monitoring, when required, by method in the Federal Register, Volume 36, No.
84, April 30, 1971.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Installation of ambient
monitoring, as prescribed by the Technical Secretary, to demonstrate
attainment and maintenance of air quality standards is required for fuel
burning installations having a total rated capacity greater than 1000
MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment larger than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the standard was exceeded, the date and time
the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections that were made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissions and the
CEMs have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying
this is required.]
Footnotes:
{1} Q S02 - 4.OX + 2.7Y + 0.5Z / X + Y + Z, when 0 S02 = the allowable sulfur dioxide emissions in Ibs
S02/10A6 BTU, and X = the heat input from coal, and Y = the heat input from No. 5 or No. 6 fuel oil
solid fuels other than coal, and Z = the heat input from all other fuel.
and
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-16-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class IV - Shelby county
After 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Less than or equal to 250
No. 5 and No. 6 fuel oil and solid fuel other than coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.7, or by equation (1}
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5a, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As specified in the
"Federal Register", Volume 42, No. 160, August 18, 1977, and amended in
Volume 43, No. 57, March 23, 1978. Method 19 as specified in the "Federal
Register", Volume 44, No. 113, June 11, 1979, and Method 20 as specified in
the "Federal Register", Volume 44, No. 176, September 10, 1979.]
=> other testing [Alternative methods may be allowed with Technical Secretary
approve I.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Performance Specification 2 and the "Federal
Register", Volume 40, No. 194, Appendix B.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [1200-3-16; Each performance test shall consist of three
runs for each test method. The arithmetic mean of the results will be used
to determine compliance. Quarterly reports made to the Technical Secretary
shall include the date, time, nature, and magnitude of excess emissions; the
date, time, nature, and cause of CEMs malfunction; the corrective action
taken or preventative measures adopted as a result of any malfunction, or if
no excess emissions have occurred, or the CEMs have not been inoperative,
repaired, or adjusted, a statement verifying this.]
Footnotes:
<1> 0 S02 = 4.OX + 2.7Y + 0.5Z / X + Y + Z, when Q S02 = the allowable sulfur dioxide emissions in IDS
S02/10A6 BTU, and X = the heat input from coal, and Y = the heat input from No. 5 or No. 6 fuel oil and
solid fuel other than coal, and Z = the heat input from all other fuel.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-H-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class IV - Shelby county
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
All
Coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 4.0, or by equation. {1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3b or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17,1977.]
other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary. Ambient
monitoring, when required, by method in the Federal Register, Volume 36, No.
84, April 30, 1971.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
3b. Monitoring Requirements => ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Installation of ambient
monitoring, as prescribed by the Technical Secretary, to demonstrate
attainment and maintenance of air quality standards is required for fuel
burning installations having a total rated capacity greater than 1000
MMBtu/hr heat input.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment larger than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the standard was exceeded, the date and time
the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections that were made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissions and the
CEMs have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying
this is required.]
Footnotes:
{1> Q S02 = 4.OX + 2.7Y + 0.5Z / X + Y + Z, when Q S02 = the allowable sulfur dioxide emissions in Ibs
502/10*6 BTU, and X = the heat input from coal, and Y = the heat input from No. 5 or No. 6 fuel oil and
solid fuels other than coal, and 2 = the heat input from all other fuel.
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-16-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class IV - Shelby county
After 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Less than or equal to 250
Coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 4.0, or by equation {1}
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5a, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As specified in the
"Federal Register", Volume 42, No. 160, August 18, 1977, and amended in
Volume 43, No. 57, March 23, 1978. Method 19 as specified in the "Federal
Register", Volume 44, No. 113, June 11, 1979, and Method 20 as specified in
the "Federal Register", Volume 44, No. 176, September 10, 1979.]
=> other testing [Alternative methods may be allowed with Technical Secretary
approval.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Performance Specification 2 and the "Federal
Register", Volume 40, No. 194, Appendix B.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [1200-3-16; Each performance test shall consist of three
runs for each test method. The arithmetic mean of the results will be used
to determine compliance. Quarterly reports made to the Technical Secretary
shall include the date, time, nature, and magnitude of excess emissions; the
date, time, nature, and cause of CEMs malfunction; the corrective action
taken or preventative measures adopted as a result of any malfunction, or if
no excess emissions have occurred, or the CEMs have not been inoperative,
repaired, or adjusted, a statement verifying this.]
Footnotes:
(1) Q S02 = 4.OX + 2.7Y + 0.5Z / X + Y + Z, when Q S02 = the allowable sulfur dioxide emissions in Ibs
S02/10*6 BTU, and X = the heat input from coal, and Y = the heat input from No. 5 or No. 6 fuel oil and
solid fuel other than coal, and 2 = the heat input from all other fuel.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-16-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class IV - Shelby county
After 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Less than or equal to 250
All other fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.5, or by equation O>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5a, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As specified in the
"Federal Register", Volume 42, No. 160, August 18, 1977, and amended in
Volume 43, No. 57, March 23, 1978. Method 19 as specified in the "Federal
Register", Volume 44, No. 113, June 11, 1979, and Method 20 as specified in
the "Federal Register", Volume 44, Mo. 176, September 10, 1979.]
=> other testing [Alternative methods may be allowed with Technical Secretary
approval.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Performance Specification 2 and the "Federal
Register", Volume 40, No. 194, Appendix B.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [1200-3-16; Each performance test shall consist of three
runs for each test method. The arithmetic mean of the results will be used
to determine compliance. Quarterly reports made to the Technical Secretary
shall include the date, time, nature, and magnitude of excess emissions; the
date, time, nature, and cause of CEHs malfunction; the corrective action
taken or preventative measures adopted as a result of any malfunction, or if
no excess emissions have occurred, or the CEMs have not been inoperative,
repaired, or adjusted, a statement verifying this.]
Footnotes:
{1} 0 S02 = 4.OX + 2.7Y + 0.5Z / X + Y + Z, when Q S02 = the allowable sulfur dioxide emissions in Ibs
502/10*6 BTU, and X = the heat input from coal, and Y = the heat input from No. 5 or No. 6 fuel oil
solid fuel other than coal, and Z = the heat input from all other fuel.
and
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class V - Anderson, Davidson, Hamilton, Hawkins, Knox, and Rhea counties
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Less than or equal to 1000, for the entire fuel burning installation, and
individual units less than 600
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 4.0
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17, 1977.]
=> other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the emission standard was exceeded, the date
and time the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissons and the CEMs
have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying this
is required.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-U-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class V - Anderson, Davidson, Hamilton, Hawkins, Knox, and Rhea counties
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Greater than or equal to 1000, for the entire fuel burning installation, and
individual units greater then 600
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 4.0
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3b or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MHBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17,1977.]
=> other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary. Ambient
monitoring, when required, by method in the Federal Register, Volume 36, No.
84, April 30, 1971.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for -fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Installation of ambient
monitoring, as prescribed by the Technical. Secretary, to demonstrate
attainment and maintenance of air quality standards is required for fuel
burning installations having a total rated capacity greater than 1000
MMBtu/hr heat input.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment larger than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the standard was exceeded, the date and time
the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections that were made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissions and the
CEMs have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying
this is required.]
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class VI - All counties not specifically classified.
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Greater than or equal to 1000, for the entire fuel burning installation, and
individual units greater than 600
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 5.0
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3b or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17,1977.]
=> other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary. Ambient
monitoring, when required, by method in the Federal Register, Volume 36, No.
84, April 30, 1971.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
3b. Monitoring Requirements => ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Installation of ambient
monitoring, as prescribed by the Technical Secretary, to demonstrate
attainment and maintenance of air quality standards is required for fuel
burning installations having a total rated capacity greater than 1000
MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment larger than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the standard was exceeded, the date and time
the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections that were made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissions and the
CEMs have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying
this is required.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class V - Anderson, Davidson, Hamilton, Hawkins, Knox, and Rhea counties
After 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Less than or equal to 250
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 4.0
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5a, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As specified in the
"Federal Register", Volume 42, No. 160, August 18, 1977, and amended in
Volume 43, No. 57, March 23, 1978. Method 19 as specified in the "Federal
Register", Volume 44, No. 113, June 11, 1979, and Method 20 as specified in
the "Federal Register", Volume 44, No. 176, September 10, 1979.]
=> other testing [Alternative methods may be allowed with Technical Secretary
approval.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Performance Specification 2, and 3, and the
"Federal Register", Volume 40, No. 194, Appendix B.3
=> other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [1200-3-16; Each performance test shall consist of three
runs for each test method. The arithmetic mean of the results will be used
to determine compliance. Quarterly reports made to the Technical Secretary
shall include the date, time, nature, and magnitude of excess emissions; the
date, time, nature, and cause of CEMs malfunction; the corrective action
taken or preventative measures adopted as a result of any malfunction, or if
no excess emissions have occurred, or the CEMs have not been inoperative,
repaired, or adjusted, a statement verifying this.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-10-.01 and .02, and Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Fac i I i ty Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Class VII - Roane county
Before 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Greater than or equal to 1000, for the entire fuel burning installation, and
individual units greater than 600
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.8
1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3b or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [When required by the
Technical Secretary, as specified in the Tennessee Department of Public
Health January 1975 edition of the "Source Sampling Manual", Chapter 3, as
amended on August 17,1977.]
=> other testing [As specified by the Technical Secretary. Ambient
monitoring, when required, by method in the Federal Register, Volume 36, No.
84, April 30, 1971.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
greater than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input and with S02 pollution control
equipment; the Technical Secretary may require it of other sources.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [Installation of ambient
monitoring, as prescribed by the Technical Secretary, to demonstrate
attainment and maintenance of air quality standards is required for fuel
burning installations having a total rated capacity greater than 1000
MMBtu/hr heat input.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Alternative monitoring procedures may be used with Technical
Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment larger than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> state regulation [1200-3-10.02(2); A quarterly report summarizing emission
averages for each period that the standard was exceeded, the date and time
the CEMs were inoperative, and the repairs or corrections that were made to
the CEMs (may require proof). If there were no excess emissions and the
CEMs have not been inoperative, repaired, or adjusted a statement verifying
this is required.]
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Greater than 250
Liquid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.80
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5b. Reporting
=>
s>
=>
=>
1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5a, 5b
total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As specified in the
"Federal Register". Volume 42, No. 160, August 18, 1977, and amended in
Volume 43, No. 57, March 23, 1978. Method 19 as specified in the "Federal
Register", Volume 44, No. 113, June 11, 1979, and Method 20 as specified in
the "Federal Register", Volume 44, Mo. 176, September 10, 1979.]
other testing [Alternative methods may be allowed with Technical Secretary
approve I.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Performance Specification 2, and 3, and the
"Federal Register", Volume 40, No. 194, Appendix B.]
other [Installation of ambient monitoring as prescribed by the Technical
Secretary to demonstrate attainment and maintentance of air quality
standards is required for fuel burning installations having a total rated
capacity greater than 1000 MMBtu/hr heat input. Alternative monitoring
procedures may be used with Technical Secretary approval.]
1 hour
24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
specified in 40 CFR Part 60
state regulation [1200-3-16; Each performance test shall consist of three
runs for each test method. The arithmetic mean of the results will be used
to determine compliance. Quarterly reports made to the Technical Secretary
shall include the date, time, nature, and magnitude of excess emissions; the
date, time, nature, and cause of CEMs malfunction; the corrective action
taken or preventative measures adopted as a result of any malfunction, or if
no excess emissions have occurred, or the CEMs have not been inoperative,
repaired, or adjusted, a statement verifying this.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Greater than 250
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 1.20
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5a, Reporting
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c. 3a or 3e, 4b or 4d, 5a, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As specified in the
"Federal Register", Volume 42, No. 160, August 18, 1977, and amended in
Volume 43, No. 57, March 23, 1978. Method 19 as specified in the "Federal
Register", Volume 44, No. 113, June 11, 1979, and Method 20 as specified in
the "Federal Register", Volume 44, No. 176, September 10, 1979.]
=> other testing [Alternative methods may be allowed with Technical Secretary
approval.]
-> continuous S02 monitoring [Performance Specification 2, and 3, and the
"Federal Register", Volume 40, No. 194, Appendix 8.]
=> other [Installation of ambient monitoring as prescribed by the Technical
Secretary to demonstrate attainment and maintentance of air quality
standards is required for fuel burning installations having a total rated
capacity greater than 1000 MMBtu/hr heat input. Alternative monitoring
procedures may be used with Technical Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [1200-3-16; Each performance test shall consist of three
runs for each test method. The arithmetic mean of the results will be used
to determine compliance. Quarterly reports made to the Technical Secretary
shall include the date, time, nature, and magnitude of excess emissions; the
date, time, nature, and cause of CEMs malfunction; the corrective action
taken or preventative measures adopted as a result of any malfunction, or if
no excess emissions have occurred, or the CEHs have not been inoperative,
repaired, or adjusted, a statement verifying this.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TENNESSEE
4
Chapter 1200-3-14-.01 and .02
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 04/03/72
Fuel burning installations
Greater than 250
Different fossil fuels burned simultaneously.
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: By equation
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
4d. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a or 3e. 46 or 4d, 5a, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Based on the maximum rated capacity.
The heat value of the fuel not released within the fuel burning equipment
shall not be considered as part of the heat input.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [As specified in the
"Federal Register", Volume 42, No. 160, August 18, 1977, and amended in
Volume 43, No. 57, March 23, 1978. Method 19 as specified in the "Federal
Register", Volume 44, No. 113, June 11, 1979, and Method 20 as specified in
the "Federal Register", Volume 44, No. 176, September 10, 1979.]
=> other testing [Alternative methods may be used with Technical Secretary
approval.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Performance Specification 2, and 3, and the
"Federal Register", Volume 40, No. 194, Appendix B.]
=> other [Installation of ambient monitoring as prescribed by the Technical
Secretary to demonstrate attainment and maintentance of air quality
standards is required for fuel burning installations having a total rated
capacity greater than 1000 MMBtu/hr heat input. Alternative monitoring
procedures may be used with Technical Secretary approval.]
=> 1 hour
=> 24 hours [Required only for fuel burning installations containing units of
equipment less than 600 MMBtu/hr heat input.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [1200-3-16; Each performance test shall consist of three
runs for each test method. The arithmetic mean of the results will be used
to determine compliance. Quarterly reports made to the Technical Secretary
shall include the date, time, nature, and magnitude of excess emissions; the
date, time, nature, and cause of CEMs malfunction; the corrective action
taken or preventative measures adopted as a result of any malfunction, or if
no excess emissions have occurred, or the CEMs have not been inoperative,
repaired, or adjusted, a statement verifying this.]
Footnotes:
C1> Y (0.80) + Z (1.2) / Y + Z, when Y is the percent of the total heat input derived from liquid fossil
fuel and Z is the percent of the total heat input derived from solid fossil fuel.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1, parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 08/01/80
Fuel burning installation
All
Residual fuel oil (No.4, 5, 6)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.0 <1>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Neat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a or 2b1 or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by Illimois EPA.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Sampling by D-2234, and D-2013, sulfur content by
D-3177, and 0-2622, and heating value by D-2015, and D-3286. Sulfur content
shall be determined with a two month average of daily samples with
ninety-five percent of the samples being less than twenty percent above the
average.]
=> other testing [Sulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.]
=> continuous 502 monitoring [Not required for sources less than 250 MMBtu/hr
heat input or without S02 control equipment.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring requirements as specified in each permit.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [201.301 and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a minimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall sat forth the format for these reports.]
Footnotes:
{1} Installations may petition for up to 6.8 Ib S02/MMBtu in major metropolitan areas if NAAQS or PSD
increments are not exceeded.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1, parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 05/31/72
Fuel burning installation
Less than or equal to 250
Residual fuel oil (No. 4, 5, 6)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 1.0
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a or 2b1 or 2c, 3e, 4b, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by Illinois EPA.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Sampling by D-2234, and D-2013, sulfur content by
0-3177, and D-2622, and heating value by D-2015, and D-3286. Sulfur content
shall be determined with a two month average of daily damples with
ninety-five percent of the samples being less than twenty percent above the
average.]
=> other testing [Sulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring requirements as specified in each permit.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [201.301 and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a minimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for these reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1, parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 05/31/72
Fuel burning installation
Greater than 250
Residual fuel oil (No.4, 5, 6)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib 502/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.8
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a or 2b1 or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by the Illinois EPA.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Sampling by D-2234, and D-2013, sulfur content by
D-3177, and D-2622, and heating value by D-2015, and D-3286. Sulfur content
shad be determined with a two month average of daily samples with
ninety-five percent of the samples being less than twenty percent above the
average.]
=> other testing [Sulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Not required for sources without S02 control
equipment.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring requirements as specified in each permit.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [201.301 and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activites pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a minimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for the these reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1, parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel burning installation
Less than 250
Distillate fuel oil (No.1 and 2)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBUO
0.3 O>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c.
3a.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1a, 2a or 2b1 or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by Illinois EPA.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Sampling by D-2234, and D-2013, sulfur content by
0-3177, and D-2622, and heating value by D-2015, and D-3286. Sulfurr
content shall be determined with a two month average of daily samples with
ninety-five percent of the samples being less than twenty percent above the
average.]
=> other testing [Sulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Not required for sources less than 250 MMBtu/hr
heat input or without 502 pollution control equipment.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring requirements as specified in each permit.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [201.301 and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a minimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for these reports.]
Footnotes:
C1> Installations may petition for up to 6.8 Ib S02/MMBtu in major metropolitan areas if NAAQS or PSD
increments are not exceeded.
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1,parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 05/31/72
Fuel burning installation
Greater than 250
Distillate fuel oil (Nos. 1 and 2)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.3
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a or 2b1 or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by Illinois EPA.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Sampling by D-2234, and D-2013, sulfur content by
D-3177, and D-2622, and heating value by D-2015, and D-3286. Sulfur content
shall be determined with a two month average of daily samples with
ninety-five percent of the samples being less than twenty percent above the
average.]
=> other testing [Sulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.l
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Not required for sources without S02 control
equipment or with alternative monitoring procedures.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring requiremtns as specified in each permit.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [201.301, and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a mimimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for these reprots.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1, parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 05/31/72
Fuel burning installation
Greater than 250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.2
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a or 2b1 or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by Illinois EPA.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Sampling by D-2234, and D-2013, sulfur content by
D-3177, and D-2622, and heating value by 0-2015, and 0-3286. Sulfur content
shall be determined with a two month average of daily samples with
ninety-five percent of the samples being less than twenty percent above the
average.]
=> other testing tSulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Not required for sources without S02 control
equipment or with alternative monitoring procedures.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring requirements as specified in each permit.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [201.301, and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a minimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for these reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1, parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 05/31/72
Fuel burning installation
Less than or equal to 250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib 502/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 1.8
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a or 2b1 or 2c, 3e, 4b, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by Illinois EPA.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Sampling by D-223A, and D-2013, sulfur content by
D-3177, and D-2622, and heating value by 0-2015, and D-3286. Sulfur content
shall be determined with a two month average of daily samples with
ninety-fuve percent of the samples being less than twenty percent above the
average. This does not apply to sources in Hoi I is Township.]
=> other testing [Sulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring requiremetns as specified in each permit.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [201.301 and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a minimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for these reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State ILLINOIS
Reg i on 5
State Regulation Citation Chapter 1, parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area Nonmajor metropolitan areas located outside of Chicago, St. Louis (ID, or Peoria
Applicable Time Frame Before 05/31/72
Facility Type Fuel burning installation
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr) Greater than 250
Fuel Type Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : General formula, special formula, or alternative emission rate {1}
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a or 2b1 or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b. 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by Illinois EPA.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Sampling by D-2234, and D-2013, sulfur content by
D-3177, and D-2622, and heating value by D-2015, and D-3286. Sulfur content
shall be determined with a two month average of daily samples with
ninety-five percent of the samples being less than twenty percent above the
average.]
=> other testing [Sulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Not required for sources without S02 control
equipment or alternative monitoring procedures.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring requirements as specified in each permit.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [201.301, and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a minimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for these reports.]
Footnotes:
{1} These formulas are included in this data base at the end of the Illinois reports.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1, parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Chicago, St. Louis and Peon a major metropolitan areas
Before 05/31/72
Fuel burning installations
All
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.8 {1}
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: la, 2a or 251 or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by Illinois EPA.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Sampling by D-2234, and D-2013, sulfur content by
0-3177, and 0-2622, and heating value by 0-2015, and 0-3286. Sulfur content
shall be determined with a two month average of daily samples with
ninety-five percent of the samples being less than twenty percent above the
average.]
=> other testing [Sulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.J
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Not required for sources less than 250 MMBtu/hr
heat input or without S02 pollution controls.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring requirements as specified in each permit.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [201.301 and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a minimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for these reports.]
Footnotes:
{1} Sources in Peon a metropolitan areas without flue-gas desulfurization systems as of 12/01/80 are
limited to 5.5 Ib S02/MMBtu, if stack height > 154 ft. Installations may petition for approval of up to
6.8 Ib S02/MMBtu if NAAOS or PSD increment is not exceeded.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1, parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Areas outside of the Chicago, St. Louis (IL), and Peoria major metropolitan areas
Before 05/31/72
Fuel burning installations in primary and secondary metal manufacturing facilities
Less than or equal to 250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 6.8, or by general formula, special formula, or alternative
emission rate. O>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
:: 1a, 2a or 2b1 or 2c, 3e, 4b, 5b
=> unit design rated (MHBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by Illinois EPA.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Sampling by D-2234, and D-2013, sulfur content by
D-3177, and D-2622, and heating value by 0-2015, and D-3286. Sulfur content
shall be determined with a two month average of daily samples with
ninety-five percent of the samples being less than twenty percent above the
average.]
=> other testing [Sulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring requirements as specified in each permit.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [201.301, and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a miniumum, yearly reports shall
be submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for these reports.]
Footnotes:
{1} These formulas are included in this data base at the end of the Illinois reports.
2c.
3e.
4b.
5b.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1, parts 201 and 204
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Kankakee or McHenry Counties
Before 05/31/72
Fuel burning installation
All
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 6.8
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a or 2b1 or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b, 5b
=> unit design rated (MNBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurment procedures specified by Illinois EPA.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Sampling by D-2234, and D-2013, sulfur content by
D-3177, and 0-2622, and heating value by D-2015, and D-3286. Sulfur content
shall be determined with a two month average of daily samples with
ninety-five percent of the samples being less than twenty percent above the
average.]
=> other testing [Sulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Not required for sources less than 250 MMBtu/hr
heat input capacity or without S02 control equipment or with alternative
monitoring procedures.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring requirements as specified in each permit.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [201.301, and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a minimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for these reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1, parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Hoi I is Township in Peoria County as defined on 12/1/80
Before 12/01/80
Fuel combustion facilities
Greater than 125
Solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.1
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3a or 3e, Ab, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by Illinois EPA.]
=> other testing [Sulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Not required for sources less than 250 MMBtu/hr
heat input, or sources without S02 controls, or with alternative monitoring
procedures.]
=> other [Alternative monitoring requirements as specified in each permit.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [201.301 and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a minimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for these reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1, parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
City of East Peoria, as defined on 12/01/80
Before 12/01/80
Fuel combustion facilities with flue gas desulfurization system
All
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.4
Compliance Procedures ::
la. Heat Input Determination =>
2a. Test Methods =>
2c. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4b. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
la, 2a or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4b, 5b
unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by Illinois EPA.]
other testing tSulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Not required for sources less than 250 MMBtu/hr
heat input, or sources without S02 controls, or with alternative monitoring
procedures.]
other [Alternative monitoring requirements as specified in each permit.]
1 hour
state regulation [201.301 and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a minimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for these reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ILLINOIS
5
Chapter 1, parts 201 and 214
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 05/31/72
Fuel burning installation
All
Combination of solid, liquid, and gaseous fuels burned simultaneously
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: Calculated by equation {1>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
1a, 2a or 2b1 or 2c. 3a or 3e, 4b, 5b
unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6, or by other
measurement procedures specified by Illinois EPA.]
fuel testing: ASTM [Sampling by D-2234, and D-2013, sulfur content by
D-3177, and D-2622, and heating value by 0-2015, and D-3286. Sulfur content
shall be determined with a two monthe average of daily samples with
ninety-five percent of the samples being less than twenty percent above the
average.]
other testing [Sulfuric acid mist and sulfur trioxide by Method 8,
Barium-thorin titration.3
continuous S02 monitoring [Not required for sources less than 250MMBtu/hr
heat input or without S02 control equipment.]
other [Alternative monitoring requirements as specified in each permit.]
1 hour
state regulation [201.301 and .302; Records shall be maintained detailing
all activities pursuant to 1) any compliance program and schedule, 2) all
malfunctions, breakdowns, or startups, 3) monitoring and testing, and any
other records the Agency may require. As a minimum, yearly reports shall be
submitted detailing the nature, specific sources, and total quantities of
emissions. The agency shall set forth the format for these reports.]
Footnotes:
{1} E = AX + BY + CZ, where E = the allowable S02 emission rate, and A = the applicable solid fuel S02
emission standard, and B = the distillate fuel emission standard determined from the metric or english
unit table at the end of the Illinois regualtions, and C = the applicable residual fuel oil S02 emission
standard, and X = the actual heat input from solid fuel, and Y = the actual heat input from distillate
fuel, and 2 = the actual heat input from residual fuel. That portion of the actual heat input that is
derived from the burning of gaseous fuels produced by the gasification of 1) solid fuel shall be
included in X; 2) distillate fuel shall be included in Y; 3) residual fuel and any other liquid fuel
shall be included in Z; and from the burning of by-product gases such as those produced from a blast
furnace or a catalyst regeneration unit shall be included in Z. Installations may petition for up to 6.8
Ib S02/MMBtu in major metropolitan areas if NAAQS or PSD increments are not exceeded.
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ScctkM 214.183 G«**rml Fomuia. .. . ,.._._ __._,_,.
(a) The general formula u: ILLINOIS STATIONARY SOURCES STANDAR
E - AX1^
(b) Symbols used in the general formula
mean the following:
E - Total allowable emission of sulfur
dioxide into the atmosphere in any one-
hour period from all fuel combustion emis-
sion sources owned or operated by such
person and located within a 1.6 km (I
mile) radius from the center point of any
such emission source.
X * Average actual stack height as
determined by method outlined in Appen-
dix C.
Y - Effective height of effluent release
as determined by method outlined in Ap-
pendix C.
(c) The general formula may be used
with either metric or English units as
follows:
ftrtmttn Hunt EngUtk
E k|/hr ita/hr
X. Y m ft
A 0.04MT k«/kr 0.007SU Ibt/hr
• 0.11 0.11
C 2 2
Secdocj 214.184 Sped*! Fa
(a) If the maximum total emissions of
sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere in any
one hour period from all fuel combustion
emission source* owned or operated by
any person and located within a 1 mile
( 1 .6 km) radius from the center point of
any such fuel combustion emission sources
exceed, during normal cyclical variations
in firing rate and fuel, the emissions al-
lowed under Section 214.183 but, as of
April I. 1978, were in compliance with
either the formula detailed below or a
Pollution Control Board (Board) order,
then the owner or operator of the emission
sources shall not cause or allow such emis-
sions to exceed the emissions allowed un-
der Section 214.183 or the formula de-
tailed below, whichever the owner or
operator of the emission sources deter-
mines shall apply.
E - 0.22222
H - P,H, + P2H2 * %«•
(c) As used in these equations, symbols
mean the following:
E - total emission of sulfur dioxide, in
pounds per hour, into the atmosphere in
any one hour period from all fuel combus-
tion emission sources owned or operated
by such person and located within a 1 mile
radius from the center point of any such
emission source;
P, . i • I. 2. .• - pcretnUft of loul tminioia E tmitt«J from
divided by 100. tad
H,.i-i.2,... .a - pbrucaltoihiiii tet
PuWrtftea by TH€ BUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS. INC.. WtWinfltoo. 0 C. 20037
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to D*ttraia* Average ActvU
Suck Height aid Effective Height of
EfflMM Reins*
Q (Btu/sec) - Heat emission rate as
determined by method outlined below.
H (feet) - Plume rise.
H - Physical height in feet, above
grade of each stack, except that for pur-
poses of this calculation the value used for
such stack height shall not exceed good
engineering practice as defined by Section
123 of the Clean Air Act and Regulations
promulgated thereunder, unless the owner
or operator of the source demonstrates to
the Agency that a greater height is neces-
sary to prevent downwash or fumigation
conditions.
T (Degrees Rankine) - Exit tempera-
ture of stack gases from each source dur-
ing operating conditions which would
cause maximum emissions.
V (feet/sec) * Exit velocity of suck
gases from each source under operating
conditions which would cause maximum
emissions.
D (feet) - Diameter of suck.
P - Percentage of toul emissions ex-
pressed as decimal equivalents emitted
from each source. Example: 21% - 0.21.
NOTE: The sum of P, + P,... - PB - I.
The emission values to be used art those
which occur during operating conditions
which would cause maximum emissions.
X - Average actual suck height.
Y - Effective height of effluent release.
STEP 1: Determine weighted average
stack parameters utilizing the following
formulae:
0
v - Vi* Va • • • •
,, ,, . . .
11 44 on
NOTE: PI, Dl. VI, Tl, and Hi are the
percentage of toul emissions, suck diame-
ter, exit velocity of gases, exit temperature
of suck gases, and physical suck height,
respectively, for the first source; P2, D2,
V2. T2. and H2 are the respective values
for the second source; similarly, Pn, Dn,
Vn. Tn and Hn are the respective values
for the nth source, where n is the number
of the last source.
Dy THE BUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS. INC.. WitMngtoo. 0 C 20037
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STEP 2: Calculate heat emission rate STEP 3: Calculate plume rise utilizing
utilizing the following formula and the the appropriate formula given below and
weighted average suck parameters ob- the total heat emission rate obtained in
tainedinStep 1: Step 2:
Q • 7.3402V (T - SIS)
8 " 3.81 (Q)0t< for Q 6000 bta/»«c.
(X)O.h
• • 0.7H (0>°*75 for 0 «000 btu/i«c.
(X)O.ll
STEP 4: Calculate the weighted aver* STEP 5: Calculate the total facility
age facility effective height of effluent hourly emission limitation utilizing the
release utilizing the plume rise obtained in weighted actual stack height obtained in
Step 3, the average suck height obuined Step 1, the effective suck height given in
in Sept 1 and the formula given below: Step 4, and the following formula:
v-x-t-H « •
PgBW**d fty THE BUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS. INC . WMflington 0 C 20037
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
INDIANA
5
Indiana Administrative Code, Title 326, Article 7
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 08/17/71
Fuel burning installation
All {1>
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 6.0
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
3b. Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
3c
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2a, 3b, 3c, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not determined]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate [For >500 MMBtu.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [30-day rolling average for >1500 MMBtu, calendar month average for
others.]
=> state regulation [For sources >1500 MMBtu/hr quarterly reports stating
average emission rates are required. For sources >10 and <1500 MMBtu/hr
quarterly reports giving average sulfur content, heat content, S02 emission
rate and coal consumption are required. Sources <10 MMBtu/hr must submit
reports upon request.]
Footnotes:
<1> > 25 tons S02/yr or 10 Ib S02/hr
<2> Unless it can be demonstrated that an exceedance would not affect a violation of the NAAQS or PSD
increments. Refer to 326 IAC 7-1-8 through 7-1-19 for specific facility emission limits in the counties
of: Lake, Marion, Vigo, Wayne, Laporte, Jefferson, Sullivan, Vermillion, Floyd, Morgan, and Gibson.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
INDIANA
5
Indiana Administrative Code, Title 326, Article 7
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 08/17/71
Fuel burning installation
>250
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.8
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not determined]
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
INDIANA
5
Indiana Administrative Code, Title 326, Article 7
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 08/17/71
Fuel burning installation
>250
Sol id
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HHBtu)
1.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not determined]
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MICHIGAN
5
Michigan Air Pollution Laws, Chapter 336, Part 4
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Steam or Electric Generating Facility.
Less than or equal to 9,000 {1}
liquid
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(ppm S02)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.5
630
1.67
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4a, 5b
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [As approved by Commission.J
=> continuous S02 monitoring [For sources >250 MMBtu/hr and with S02 control
equipment.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Quarterly reports are required stating emission averages
for each period during which the standard is exceeded and giving information
on periods during which the monitoring equipment is inoperative.]
Footnotes:
{1} Calculated on the basis of 18,000 Btu/lb.
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502 Regulation Report
State MICHIGAN
Region 5
State Regulation Citation Michigan Air Pollution Laws, Chapter 336, Part
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Steam or Electric Generating Facility
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Greater than 9,000 C1>
Fuel Type liquid
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : 1.0
(ppm 502) : 420
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 1.11
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4a, 5b
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other testing [As approved by Commission.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [For sources >250 MMBtu/hr and with S02 control
equipment.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Quarterly reports are required stating emission averages
for each period during which the standard is exceeded and giving information
on periods during which the monitoring equipment is inoperative.]
Footnotes:
{1} Calculated on the basis of 18,000 Btu/lb.
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502 Regulation Report
State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
MICHIGAN
5
Michigan Air Pollution Laws, Chapter 336, Part 4
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global 11/11/11
Steam or Electric Generating Facility
Less than or equal to 9,000 {1}
solid
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(ppm S02)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.5
890
2.50
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4a, 5b
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a.
2c.
3a.
4a.
5b.
Test Methods
Test Methods
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
=> other testing [As approved by Commission.]
[Method 6]
Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [If > 250 MMBtu/hr and has S02 equipment.]
Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
Reporting => state regulation [Quarterly reports are required giving emission averages
for each period during which the standard is exceeded and giving information
on periods during which the monitoring equipment is inoperative.]
Footnotes:
<1> Calculated on the basis of 12,000 Btu/lb.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MICHIGAN
5
Michigan Air Pollution Laws, Chapter 336, Part 4
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Steam or Electric Generating Facility
Greater then 9,000 O>
solid
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(ppm S02)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.0
590
1.67
Compliance Procedures
1c
2a
2c
3a
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4a, 5b
Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
Test Methods => other testing [As approved by Commission.]
Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [For sources >250 MMBtu/hr and with S02 control
equipment.]
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5b. Reporting => state regulation [Quarterly reports are required stating emission averages
for each period during which the standard is exceeded and giving information
on periods during which the monitoring equipment is inoperative.]
Footnotes:
{1} Calculated on the basis of 12,000 Btu/lb.
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S02 Regulation Report
State MICHIGAN
Region 5
State Regulation Citation Michigan Air Pollution Laws, Chapter 336, Part 4, R336.1402
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fuel Burning Equipment other than Power Plants
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Greater than 9,000 {1}
Fuel Type Oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBUO : Less than or equal to 1.7
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4a, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6.]
=> other testing [As approved by Commission.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [For sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr and with
S02 control equipment.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Quarterly reports are required stating emission averages
for each period during which the standard is exceeded and giving information
on periods during which the monitoring equipment is inoperative.]
Footnotes:
C1> Calculated on the basis of 18,000 Btu/lb.
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S02 Regulation Report
State MICHIGAN
Region 5
State Regulation Citation Michigan Air Pollution Laws, Chapter 336, Part 4, R336.1402
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fuel Burning Sources other than Power Plants
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Greater than 9,000 O>
Fuel Type Coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : Less than or equal to 2.4
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4a, 5b
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
-> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6.1
-> other testing [As approved by the Commission.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [For sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr and with
S02 control equipment.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Quarterly reports are required stating emission averages
for each period during which the standard is exceeded and giving information
on periods during which the monitoring equipment is inoperative.]
Footnotes:
C1> Calculated on the basis of 12,000 Btu/lb.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide except Minneapolis-St. Paul AQCR
Before 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
<=250 for indirect heating equipment, and >250 for direct plus indirect heating
equipment at a particular location. {1}
Liquid ;
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
2.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
(1> Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
<2> For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide except Minneapolis-St. Paul AQCR
Before 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
>250 for the indirect and for the indirect plus the direct heating equipment. {1}
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
2.0 {2}
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods -> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide except for Minneapolis-St. Paul AORC and the City of Duluth
After 08/17/71
fuel burning installation
<=250 for indirect, and >250 for indirect plus direct heating equipment. {1}
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
2.0 C2>
Compliance Procedures :: la, 1c, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2> For indirect heating equipment compliance can be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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State MINNESOTA
Reg i on 5
State Regulation Citation Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area Statewide except for Minneapolis-St. Paul AORC and the City of Duluth
Applicable Time Frame After 08/17/71
Facility Type fuel burning installation
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >250 for indirect, and for direct plus indirect: heating equipment. C1>
Fuel Type Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 0.8 <2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3a, 4a, Sa
1a. Heat Input Determination -> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 61
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
Sa. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
Footnotes:
{1> Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
<2> For indirect heating equipment compliance can be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide except Minneapotis-St. Paul AOCR
Before 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
<=250 for the indirect heating equipment, and >250 for the direct plus the
indirect heating equipment at a particular location. (1>
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 4.0 C2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other CNot determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide except Mimeapolis-St. Paul AQCR
Before 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
>250 for the indirect, and for the direct plus the indirect heating equipment. O>
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MM8tu)
4.0 <2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
la. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
<1> Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
C2> For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide except for Minneapolis-St. Paul AORC and the City of Ouluth
After 08/17/71
fuel burning installation
<=250 for indirect, and >250 for indirect plus direct heating equipment. {1}
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 4.0
Compliance Procedures :: la, 1c, 2a, 3a, 4e, 5a
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous $02 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance can be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide except for Minneapolis-St. Paul AQRC and the City of Duluth
After 08/17/71
fuel burning installation
>250 for indirect, and for direct plus indirect: heating equipment. <1>
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
: 1.2 <2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
Footnotes:
<1> Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
C2> For indirect heating equipment compliance can be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Duality Control Region
Before 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
<=250 for the indirect heating equipment, and <=250 for the direct heating
equipment. {1}
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
2.0 {2}
Compliance Procedures :: la, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
<2> For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Fac iIi ty Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
Before 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
<=250 for the indirect heating equipment, and >-250 for the direct plus the
indirect heating equipment at a particular location. {1}
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 1.6
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Neat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
(1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
C2> For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
Before 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
>250 for indirect, and for direct plus indirect heating equipment. O>
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.6 {2}
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
(2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
After 01/01/80
fuel burning installation
<=100 for indirect, and >250 for direct heating equipment. {1>
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 1.6 <2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a. 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MHBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
<1> Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
lei In, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
<2> For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
After 01/01/80
fuel burning installation
>100 but <=250 for indirect, and >250 for direct heating equipment. {1}
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.6
Compliance Procedures :: la, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MM8tu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
After 01/01/80
fuel burning installation
<=250 for indirect, and <=250 for direct heating equipment.
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
2.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
<1> Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
<2> For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and ARC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
After 01/01/80
fuel burning installation
>250 for indirect heating equipment and direct plus indirect heating equipment. {1>
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
0.8 (2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
Before 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
<=250 for the indirect heating equipment, and <=250 for the direct heating
equipment. {1}
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
4.0 {2}
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4b, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other [For derating continuous monitoring of boiler steam flow is
required.]
=> 1 hour [For derating.]
=> state regulation [Yearly reports are required for derating.]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
Before 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
<=250 for the indirect heating equipment, and >250 for the direct and indirect
heating equipment at the particular location. O>
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
3.0 <2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4b, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [For derating continuous monitoring of boiler steam flow is
required.]
4b. Averaging Time => 1 hour [For derating.]
5b. Reporting => state regulation [Yearly reports are required for derating.]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
t2> For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
Before 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
>250 for the indirect, and for the indirect plus the direct heating equipment {1}
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 3.0 {2}
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4b, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [For derating continuous monitoring of boiler steam flow is
required.]
4b. Averaging Time => 1 hour [For derating.]
5b. Reporting => state regulation [Yearly reports are required for derating.]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2> For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
MinneapoMs-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
After 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
<=100 for the indirect and >250 for the direct heating equipment. <1>
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
3.0 (2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
<1> Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
£2> For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
After 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
>100 but <=250 for the indirect heating equipment, and >250 for the direct heating
equipment. {1}
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 3.0 <2>
Compliance Procedures :: la, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
<1> Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
After 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
<=250 for both indirect and direct heating equipment. {1}
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
4.0 C2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
<1> Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Quality Control Region
After 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
>250 for the indirect, and for the direct plus the indirect heating equipment. {1>
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 3.0 {2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
O> Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
City of Dututh
After 01/01/80
fuel burning installation
<=100 for indirect, and >250 for direct heating equipment. {1}
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
2.0 C2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Sire (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
City of Duluth
After 01/01/80
fuel burning installation
>100 but <=250 for indirect, and >250 for direct heating equipment. £1}
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: 2.0 C2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Neat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State MINNESOTA
Region 5
State Regulation Citation Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area City of Duluth
Applicable Time Frame After 01/01/80
Facility Type fuel burning installation
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >250 for indirect, and for direct plus indirect heating equipment. {1}
Fuel Type Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 0.8 {2}
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
City of Duluth
After 01/01/80
fuel burning installation
<=100 for indirect, and >250 for direct heating equipment. {1}
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
4.0 <2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, Se
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other [Not determined]
=> other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
2a.
3e.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2> For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
City of Duluth
After 01/01/80
fuel burning installation
>100 but <=250 for indirect, and >250 for direct heating equipment.
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 4.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
{1} Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
{2} For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
City of Duluth
After 01/01/80
fuel burning installation
>250 for indirect, and for direct plus indirect heating equipment. {1}
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: 1.2 <2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Not determined]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Not determined]
Footnotes:
<1> Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
(2> For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and corresponding steam
output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MINNESOTA
5
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency APC-4 and APC-32
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
fuel burning installation
All {1>
Combination
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: See equation {2)
Compliance Procedures
1a
1c
:: 1a, 1c, 2a, 3e, 4b, 5e
Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other [For derating continuous monitoring of boiler steam flow is
required.]
=> 1 hour CFor derating]
=> other [Yearly reports are required for derating]
Footnotes:
t1> Indirect heating equipment: a furnace, boiler, or other unit of combustion equipment where the products
of combustion do not have direct contact with the heated medium. Direct heating equipment: a furnace,
kiln, dryer, or other combustion equipment where the products of combustion have direct contact with the
heated material.
t2> Use equation: W = [y(a) + z(b)]/(x + y + z), where W « the maximum emissions of S02 (Ib S02/MMBtu), x =
% total heat input from gaseous fuels, y = X total heat input from liquid fuels, z = X total heat input
from solid fuels, a = allowable S02 standard for liquid fuels, and b = allowable S02 standard for solid
fuels. For indirect heating equipment compliance may be achieved by derating heat input and
corresponding steam output capacity.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OHIO
5
Ohio Administrative Code, Title 3745, Chapter 18
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Cuyahoga, Lake, Stark, Summit, and Trumbull Counties
Before 08/17/71
fuel burning installation
>1000
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: See equation (1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
Test Methods
2a.
2b4.
3a.
3c.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a or 2b4, 3a or 3c, 4a or 4g, 5e
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: other [Appropriate ASTM method]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Or stack gas sampling]
=> sulfur content of fuel [coal monitoring requirements: >1000 MMBtu: daily,
as-fired fuel sampling, weighted arithmetic average of preceding 30 days;
>100 MMBtu and <=1000 MMBtu: monthly samples, as-fired or as-received; >10
MMBtu and <=100 MMBtu: monthly samples or monthly average fuel analysis
based on fuel supplier analysis.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [30 day]
=> other [Specified by Director]
Footnotes:
C1> AER = 20PA0.67, where AER = allowable emission rate (Ib S02/hr) and P = process weight rate (tons/hr)
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OHIO
5
Ohio Aehiinistrative Code, Title 3745, Chapter 18
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Cuyahoga, Lake, Stark, Summit, and Trumbull Counties
Before 08/17/71
fuel burning installation
<=1000
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: See equation {1}
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
Test Methods
2a.
2b4.
3a.
3c.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a or 2b4, 3a or 3c, 4a or 4g, 5e
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: other [Appropriate ASTM method]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Or stack gas sampling]
=> sulfur content of fuel [coal monitoring requirements: >1000 MMBtu: daily,
as-fired fuel sampling, weighted arithmetic average of preceding 30 days;
>100 MMBtu and <=1000 MMBtu: monthly samples, as-fired or as-received; >10
MMBtu and <=100 MMBtu: monthly samples or monthly average fuel analysis
based on fuel supplier analysis.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [30 day]
=> other [Specified by Director]
Footnotes:
<1> ER = [(1 X 10A6) X S X 1.9]/H, where ER = emission rate (Ib S02/hr), S = fraction of sulfur in fuel, and
H = heat content of fuel.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OHIO
5
Ohio Administrative Code, Title 3745, Chapter 18
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
All counties except Cuyahoga, Lake, Stark, Summit, and Trumbull
Before 08/17/71
fuel burning installation
<=1000
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: See equation <1}
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a or 2b4, 3a or 3c, 4a or 4g, 5e
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 61
=> fuel testing: other [Appropriate ASTM method]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Or stack gas sampling]
=> sulfur content of fuel [coal monitoring requirements: >1000 MMBtu: daily,
as-fired fuel sampling, weighted arithmetic average of preceding 30 days;
>100 MMBtu and <=1000 MMBtu: monthly samples, as-fired or as-received; >10
MMBtu and <=100 MMBtu: monthly samples or monthly average fuel analysis
based on fuel supplier analysis.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [30 day]
=> other [Specified by Director]
Footnotes:
<1> ER = [(1 X 10A6) X S X 1.91/H, where ER = emission rate (Ib S02/hr), S = fraction of sulfur in fuel, and
H = heat content of fuel.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OHIO
5
Ohio Administrative Code, Title 3745. Chapter 18
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
All counties except Cuyahoga, Lake, Stark, Summit, and Trumbutl
Before 08/17/71
fuel burning installation
>1000
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: See equation (1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a or 2b4, 3a or 3c, 4a or 4g, 5e
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60}
[Method 6]
=> fuel testing: other [Appropriate ASTM method]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Or stack gas sampling]
=> sulfur content of fuel [coal monitoring requirements: >1000 MMBtu: daily,
as-fired fuel sampling, weighted arithmetic average of preceding 30 days;
>100 MMStu and <=1000 MMBtu: monthly samples, as-fired or as-received; >10
MMBtu and <=100 MMBtu: monthly samples or monthly average fuel analysis
based on fuel supplier analysis.]
«> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [30 day]
=> other [Specified by Director]
Footnotes:
(1> AER = 30P*0.67, where AER = allowable emission rate (Ib S02/hr) and P = process weight (tons/hr)
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OHIO
5
Ohio Administrative Code, Title 3745, Chapter 18
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 08/17/71
fuel burning installation
>250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib SOa/MMBtu)
: 1.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not determined]
2a. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
[Method 6]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OHIO
5
Ohio Administrative Code, Title 3745, Chapter 18
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 08/17/71
fuel burning installation
<=10
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: See equation {1}
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g.
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
:: 1c, 2a, 2b4, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5e
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6)
=> fuel testing: other [Appropriate ASTM method]
=> continuous 502 monitoring [Or stack gas sampling]
=> sulfur content of fuel [coal monitoring requirements: >1000 MMBtu: daily,
as-fired sampling, weighted arithmetic average of preceding 30 days; >100
MMBtu and <=1000 MMBtu: monthly samples, as-fired or as-received; >10 MMBtu
and <=MMBtu: monthly samples or monthly average fuel analysis based on fuel
supplier analysis.]]
=> other [30 day]
=> other [as specified by Director]
Footnotes:
<1> ER = [(1 X 10A6) X D X S X 1.974)]/H, where ER =
(Ib/gal), S = fraction of sulfur in fuel, and H
emission rate (Ib S02/hr), D
= heat content of fuel.
density of liquid fuel
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OHIO
5
Ohio Administrative Code, Title 3745, Chapter 18
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 08/17/71
fuel burning installation
>10
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
1.6
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a, 2b4, 3a or 3c, 4g, 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: other [Appreciate ASTM method]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Or stack gas sampling]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [30 day]
=> other [As specified by Director]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OHIO
5
Ohio Administrative Code, Title 3745, Chapter 18
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 08/17/71
fuel burning installation
>250
Liquid
Emissions limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 0.8
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not determined]
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60} [Method 6]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
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S02 Regulation Report
State OHIO
Region 5
State Regulation Citation Ohio Administrative Code, Title 3745, Chapter '18
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Before 08/17/71
Facility Type fuel burning installation
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Gaseous
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HM8tu) : See equation <1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
264. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1c, 2a or 264, 3a or 3c, 4a or 4g, 5e
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 61
=> fuel testing: other [Appropriate ASTM method]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Or stack gas sampling]
=> sulfur content of fuel [coal monitoring requirements: >1000 MMBtu: daily,
as-fired fuel sampling, weighted arithmetic average of preceding 30 days;
>100 MMBtu and <=1000 MMBtu: monthly samples, as-fired or as-received; >10
MMBtu and <=100 MMBtu: monthly samples or monthly average fuel analysis
based on fuel supplier analysis.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [30 day]
=> other [Specified by Director]
Footnotes:
O> ER = [(1 X 10"6) X D X S X 1.9981/H, where ER = emission rate (Ib S02/hr), D = density of gaseous fuel
(Ib/ft3), and S = fraction of sulfur in fuel, and H = heat content of fuel.
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S02 Regulation Report
State WISCONSIN
Region 5
State Regulation Citation NR 417
Applicable Area Area I {1}
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fuel burning installation
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) <=250
Fuel Type Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBUO : 1.11
Compliance Procedures
1c.
2c.
3e.
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (HMBtu/hr)
Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
=> other [Not determined]
=> other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AOCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere and Brown County; Area VI - City of Peshigo and Man'nette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 417
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Area II <1>
Before 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
Emission point <160 feet above ground
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: 0.22
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not determined]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 417
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Area II {1>
Before 01/01/80
Fuel burning installation
Emission point >=160 feet above ground
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: 1.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not determined]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 418
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Area III <1>
Before 11/01/79
Fuel burning installations
>25
Distillate or combination
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: 0.5
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing CAs specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
C1> Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokau and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 418
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Area III (1}
Before 11/01/79
Fuel burning installations
>25
Residual or combination
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
1.1
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
la. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing CAs specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokau and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State WISCONSIN
Region 5
State Regulation Citation NR 418
Applicable Area Area III (1)
Applicable Time Frame Before 11/01/79
Facility Type Steam generating boiler
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >25 but <100
Fuel Type Solid and combinations with solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 7.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3e, Ag, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
<1> Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 418
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Area III <1>
Before 11/01/79
All steam generating boilers other than electrical utility boilers
>=100
Solid and combinations with solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 2.5 <2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
O> Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
{2} Emission limit applies to boilers with emission point heights less than 180 feet above ground. For
boilers with emission point heights between 180 and 200 feet above ground, determine emission limit
using the following equation: x = 10[(0.0089)(emission point height) - 1.18], where x = Ib S02/MMBtu.
For boilers with emission point heights above 220 feet the emission limit is 5.8 Ib S02/MMBtu.
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State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 418
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Area III {1}
Before 11/01/79
Electrical utility boiler
>=100
Solid and combinations with solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: 4.25
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AOCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 418
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Area IV {1}
Before 12/01/83
Fuel burning installations
>250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
3.28
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4d, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4d. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
=> other testing [As specified by Department]
=> other [As specified by Department]
=> 24 hours
=> other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
(1} Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokau and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 417 & 440
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Area IV {1}
Before 12/01/83
Fuel burning installations
>250
Residual
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.6
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4d, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
{15 Area 1 = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State WISCONSIN
Region 5
State Regulation Citation NR 417 & 440
Applicable Area Area IV {1}
Applicable Time Frame Before 12/01/83
Facility Type Fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >250
Fuel Type All except residual and solid (includes distillates and gaseous)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 0.5
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4d, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
(1> Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II - Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 418
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Area IV C1>
Before 12/01/83
Fuel burning installations
>250
Combination
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: See equation {2}
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4d, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MHBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing tAs specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area 111
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
(2) Q = [x(3.28) + y(1.60) + z(0.5)]/(x + y + z), where Q = Ib S02/MMBtu, x = X total heat input from solid
fuel, y = % total heat input from residual fuel, and z = X total heat input from all other fuels.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 418
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Area VI {1}
Before 10/01/84
Fuel burning installations
Emission point >149 feet above ground
Liquid and natural gas
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 0.52
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
<1> Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State WISCONSIN
Region 5
State Regulation Citation NR 418
Applicable Area Area VI <1>
Applicable Time Frame Before 10/01/84
Facility Type Fuel burning installations
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type All except liquid and natural gas with emission points >149 feet above ground
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 0.72 Ib/hr
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokau and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 418
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size {MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Area V {1>
Before 02/01/84
Fuel burning installations
Emission point height < 377 feet above ground
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.5
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
3a
3c
3e
:: 1c, 2c, 3a, 3c, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other testing [As specified by Department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [For solid fuel type sources >500 MMBtu/hr, continuous monitoring is
required; for solid fuel type sources <500 MMBtu/hr, daily fuel samples are
required; for liquid fuel type sources, daily fuel samples are required; and
for other fuel type sources, annual stack testing is required]
=> other [Not specified]
=> state regulation [Quarterly reports are required which include excess
emission reports, amount of fuel used, fuel sampling and analysis reports.]
Footnotes:
(1> Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AOCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State WISCONSIN
Region 5
State Regulation Citation NR 418
Applicable Area Area V £1>
Applicable Time Frame Before 02/01/84
Facility Type Fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Emission point height >= 377 feet above ground
Fuel Type All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 5.58
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
2c.
3a.
3c.
3e.
:: 1c, 2c, 3a, 3c, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other testing [As specified by Department]
=> continuous 502 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [For solid fuel type sources >500 MMBtu/hr, continuous monitoring is
required; for solid fuel type sources <500 MMBtu/hr, daily fuel samples are
required; for liquid fuel type sources, daily fuel samples are required; and
for other fuel type sources, annual stack testing is required]
=> other [Not specified]
=> state regulation [Quarterly reports are required which include excess
emission reports, amount of fuel used, fuel sampling and analysis reports.]
Footnotes:
<1> Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V - Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
5b.
Averaging Time
Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 417
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
AREA VII {1>
Before 02/01/85
Fuel burning installation
<250
Residual fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
3.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
O> Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AOCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 417
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Area VII {1}
Before 02/01/85
Fuel burning installation
>=250
Residual fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.5 {2}
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements -> other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
C1> Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
{2} Alternative: any size not to exceed 3.0 Ib S02/MMBtu (30-day rolling average), by permission of
Department.
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S02 Regulation Report
State WISCONSIN
Region 5
State Regulation Citation NR 417
Applicable Area Area VII O>
Applicable Time Frame Before 02/01/85
Facility Type Fuel burning installation
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) <250
Fuel Type Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HHBtu) : 5.5
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokau and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Reg ion
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 417
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
AREA VII {1}
Before 02/01/85
Fuel burning installation
>=250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 3.2 C2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [30-day rolling average for alternative emission limits]
5e. Reporting => other [As specified by Department]
Footnotes:
{1} Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AOCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
{2} Alternative: any size not to exceed 5.5 Ib S02/MMBtu (calculated on a 30-day rolling average), by
permission of Department.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 417 & 440
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide {1}
After 08/17/71
Fuel burning installations
>250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 1.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2a, 3a, 3c, 4a, 5b
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a.
3a.
3c.
4a.
5b.
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel [If no flue-gas desulfurization]
Averaging Time
Reporting
specified in 40 CFR Part 60
state regulation [Quarterly reports are required, including information on
excess emissions.]
Footnotes:
CD Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 440
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 09/18/78
Fuel burning installations
>250 C1>
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.2 and 10X of the potential combustion concentration <2>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
Test Methods
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
:: 1a, 2a, 2b1, 3a or 3c, 4g. 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [ASTM 19]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other 130-day rolling average.]
=> state regulation [For each 24-hour period reports are required which are to
include the 30-day emission rates, X reduction of potential combustion
concentration, and identification of "F" factor.]
Footnotes:
O> All facilities that use 100X anthracite must meet emission limitations of 1.2 Ib S02/MMBtu.
{2} Emission limits are 30% of the potential combustion concentration when emissions are <0.6 Ib S02/MMBtu
2a.
2b1
3a.
3c.
4g.
5b.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 417 and 440
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 08/17/71
Fuel burning installations
>250
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 0.8
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2a, 3a, 3c, 4a, 5b
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel [If no flue-gas desulfurization.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Quarterly reports are required, including reports on
excess emissions.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 417 and 440
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 02/01/85
Fuel burning installations
<250
Residual fuel oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HHBtu)
1.5
Compliance Procedures :: 1b, 2a, 3a, 3c, 4a, 5b
1b. Heat Input Determination -> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2a.
Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 61
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel [If no flue-gas desulfurization]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [Quarterly reports are required, including reports on
excess emissions.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
NR 440
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 09/18/78
Fuel burning installations
>250
Liquid and gaseous
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.8 and 10X of the potential combustion concentration {1}
Compliance Procedures
2a, 2b1, 3a, 3c, 4g, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [ASTM 19]
=> continuous S02 monStoring [Not for natural gas]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [30-day rolling average]
=> state regulation [Quarterly reports are required, including reports on
excess emissions.]
Footnotes:
{1} Emission limits are 100% of the potential combustion concentrations when emissions are <0.2 Ib
S02/MMBtu.
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S02 Regulation Report
State WISCONSIN
Region 5
State Regulation Citation NR 417 and 440
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame After 08/17/71
Facility Type Fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >250
Fuel Type Combinations
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : See equation {1>
Compliance Procedures :: 1c, 2a, 3a, 3c, 4a, 5b
1c. Heat Input Determination => total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel [If no flue-gas desulfurization.]
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5b. Reporting => state regulation [Quarterly reports are required, including reports on
excess emissions.]
Footnotes:
O> Use equation PS02 = [y(340) + z(520)]/(y + z); where PS02 = prorated standard for S02, y = % total heat
input from liquid fuels, and z = % total heat input from solid fuels.
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S02 Regulation Report
State WISCONSIN
Region 5
State Regulation Citation NR 440
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame After 09/18/78
Facility Type Fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >250
Fuel Type Combinations
Emissions Limits:
(tb S02/MMBtu) : See equations d>
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a, 2b1. 3a. 3c, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM CASTM 19]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [30-day rolling average]
=> state regulation [For each 24-hour period reports are required which are to
include 30-day average emission rates, percent reduction of potential
combustion concentrations and identification of the "F" factor.]
Footnotes:
C1> If emissions are >0.6 Ib S02/MMBtu, use equations: ES02 = (340x + 520y)/100 and PS02 = 10%. If
emissions are <=0.6 Ib S02/MMBtu, use equations: ES02 = (340x + 520y)/100 and PS02 = (90x + 70y)/100.
ES02 = prorated S02 emission limit, PS02 = % potential S02 emission allowed, x = X total heat input from
liquid or gas, and y = total heat input from solid.
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S02 Regulation Report
State WISCONSIN
Region 5
State Regulation Citation NR 417 and 440
Applicable Area Statewide except Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR {1}
Applicable Time Frame After 02/01/85
Facility Type Fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) <250
Fuel Type Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 3.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1b, 2a, 3a, 3c, 4a, 5b
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel [If no flue-gas desulfurization]
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5b. Reporting => state regulation [Quarterly reports are required, including reports on
excess emissions.]
Footnotes:
{1} Area I = Southeast Wisconsin Intrastate AQCR; Area II = Village of Brokaw and Marathon County; Area III
= City of Madison and Dane County; Area IV = City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County; Area V = Cities of
Green Bay and De Pere, and Brown County; Area VI = City of Peshtigo and Marinette County; and Area VII =
all areas not already covered.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WISCONSIN
5
Wisconsin Environmental Protection Law, Chapters 144 & 440
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
State owned large source O>
Global
Fuel burning installation
All
All
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.50
Compliance Procedures
, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Specified by Department]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Specified by Department]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not determined]
5e. Reporting => other [Specified by Department]
Footnotes:
(1> A source is considered large if S02 emissions averaged at least 1000 tons annually in the most recent
5-year period.
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ARKANSAS
6
Arkansas Air Pollution Control Code, Section 8, and Arkansas Plan for Air
Pollution Control, Section 7.
Applicable Area : Statewide
Applicable Time Frame : Global
Facility Type : all
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) : all
Fuel Type : all
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
attain the National Ambient Air Quality Standards {1}
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2a, 3a or 3b, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [May be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [May be required.]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> other [As prescribed by the Director.]
=> other [As specified by the Director.]
=> state regulation [Records of the nature and amount of emissions and any
other information deemed necessary to determine source compliance shall be
submitted at the Directors request within fourty five days after the end of
the reporting period. Reporting periods are June 1 through November 30, and
December 1 through May 31, or other periods specified by the Director. All
information will be on forms or in a format prescribed by the Director.]
Footnotes:
{1} A source must not cause a S02 NAAOS exceedance; emission limits are specified in each operating permit.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
LOUISIANA
6
Louisiana Air Pollution Control Regulations, Chapter 15
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
all but sulfuric acid plants and sulfur recovery plants
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
Less than or equal to 2000 (by volume at standard conditions) {1}
Compliance Procedures ::
1e. Heat Input Determination =>
2a. Test Methods =>
2c. Test Methods =>
2d. Test Methods =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4g. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
5d. Reporting =>
1e, 2a, 2c, 2d, 3e, 4g, 5b, 5d
other [Not specified]
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
other testing [See Section 1509, Table 4] C2>
other testing [Equivalent methods approved by the Department]
other [As specified by the Department]
other [As specified by the Department]
state regulation [Section 1507(8)]
specified by the Director
Footnotes:
C1> Small units may be exempted from this limit by administrative authority.
{2} References for Methods of Measurement: 1) Seidman, Analytical Chemistry Volume 30, page 1680 (1958)
"Determination of Sulfur Oxides in Stack Gases." 2) Shell Development Company method for the
Determination of Sulfur Dioxide and Sulfur Trioxide PHS 999 AP-13 Appendix B, pages 85-87 "Atmospheric
Emissions Sulfuric Acid Manufacturing Processes." 3) Reich Test for Sulfur Dioxide." Atmospheric
Emissions from Sulfuric Acid Manufacturing Process" PHS 999 AP-13 Appendix B, pages 76-80. 4) The
Modified Monsanto Company Method "Atmospheric Emissions from Sulfuric Acid Process" PHS 999 AP-13,
Appendix B, pages 61-67.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW MEXICO
6
Air Quality Control Regulation 605
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 01/10/72
fuel burning installation
See footnote {1>
oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 0.34
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 1a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5d
1e. Heat Input Determination => other
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr) [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Director]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by the Director]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not specified]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1> Facility size is greater than 1,000,000 MHBtu per year per unit.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW MEXICO
6
Air Quality Control Regulation 602
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 12/31/82
station consisting of at least one coal burning installation O)
all
coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.55 (30-day average) [or 13,000 Ib/hour (3-hour average)] {2}
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
Ac. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: Id, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3c or 3e, 4c, 4g, 5b
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr) [Section 602(E)]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4, and 6]
=> other testing [The Department may require the owner/operator to conduct a
performance test (not more than once per year) such as specified in 40 CFR
Part 60, Appendix B.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Both prior to enetering the S02 removal system
and at all locations which S02 emissions are released to the atmosphere]
=> sulfur content of fuel [Section 602(E)]
=> other [Alternate method approved by the Department]
=> 3 hours
=> other [30 day]
=> state regulation [Section 602(E)]
Footnotes:
C1> which began commercial operation between 12/31/76 and 12/31/82
{2> If the station demonstrates to the Department that in optimum operation this limit cannot be met, the
required limit would be 0.65 Ib S02/MMBtu.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW MEXICO
6
Air Quality Control Regulation 602
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 01/01/83
station consisting of at least one coal burning installation <1>
>250
coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.2
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
Ac. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3c or 3e, 4c, 4g, 5b
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr) [Section 602(E)]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4, and 6]
=> other testing [The Department may require the owner/operator to conduct a
performance test (not more than once per year) such as specified in 40 CFR
Part 60, Appendix B.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Both prior to enetering the S02 removal system
and at all locations which S02 emissions are released to the atmosphere]
=> sulfur content of fuel [Section 602(E>]
=> other [Alternate method approved by the Department]
=> 3 hours
=> other [30 day]
=> state regulation [Section 602(E)]
Footnotes:
C1> which began commercial operation between 12/31/76 and 12/31/82
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW MEXICO
6
Air Quality Control Regulation 602
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 01/01/83
coal burning installation {1>
>250
coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.34
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3c or 3e, 4g, 5b
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr) [Section 602(E)J
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4 and 6]
=> other testing [The Department may require to owner/operator to conduct a
performance test (but not more than once oper year) as specified in 40 CFR
Part 60, Appendix B.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Both prior to entering the S02 removal system
and at all locations which S02 emissions are released to the atmosphere.]
=> sulfur content of fuel [Section 602(E)]
=> other [Unless Department has approved an alternate method]
=> other [Not specified]
=> state regulation [Section 602(E)J
Footnotes:
<1> which began commercial operation prior to 12/31/76 and after 12/31/82
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEW MEXICO
6
Air Quality Control Regulation 602
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 12/31/84
fuel burning installations with two or more units
>250
coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 17.900 Ib/hour {1}
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a, 2c, 3a, 3c or 3e, 4c, 4g, 5b
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr) [Section 602(E>]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4, and 6]
=> other testing [The Department may require the owner/operator to conduct a
performance test (not more than once per year) such as specified in 40 CFR
Part 60, Appendix B.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Both prior to enetering the S02 removal system
and at all locations which S02 emissions are released to the atmosphere]
=> sulfur content of fuel [Section 602(E)]
=> other [Alternate method approved by the Department]
=> 3 hours
=> other [30 day]
=> state regulation [Section 602(E>]
Footnotes:
{1} Emission limit not to be exceeded more than once per year based on a 3-hour average determined on a
total station basis. Alternative stack emission limitations may be approved by the Department.
Facilities also cannot exceed twenty-eight percent of the total sulfur produced as averaged over a
thirty day period on a total station basis.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OKLAHOMA
6
Oklahoma Air Pollution Rules, Regulation 3.4
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 07/01/72
fuel burning installations
all
gaseous fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As approved by the Commissioner]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [If the facility is >250 MMBtu/hour, an instrument for continuously
monitoring and recording S02 emissions is required, except where gaseous
fuel containing <1X sulfur is the only fuel burned.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [2 hour maximum]
5b. Reporting => state regulation [Regulation 1.5; Regulation 3.4(B): Maintain a file of
all measurements required and retain for a year.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State OKLAHOMA
Region 6
State Regulation Citation Oklahoma Air Pollution Rules, Regulation 3.4
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame After 07/01/72
Facility Type fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) all
Fuel Type liquid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 0.8 <1>
Compliance Procedures ::
1e. Heat Input Determination =>
2a. Test Methods =>
2b1. Test Methods =>
2c. Test Methods =>
3c. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4g. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
5e. Reporting =>
1e, 2a, 2b1 or 2c, 3c or 3e. 4g, 5b, 5e
other [Not specified]
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [466.26 (Volume 36, No.
159; August 17, 1971)]
fuel testing: ASTM [D129 or D1552]
other testing [As approved by the Commissioner]
sulfur content of fuel
other [If facility is >250 MMBtu/hr, instrument for continuously monitoring
and recording S02 emissions required.]
other [Maximum 2 hour average]
state regulation [Regulation 1.5; Regulation 3.4(6): Maintain a file of
all measurements required and retain them for a year.]
other
Footnotes:
{1> If differennt fuels are burned simultaneously, the standard is determined by proration. Formula: y(.8>
«• z(1.2)/y + z; where y is the X of total heat input derived from liquid fuel and z is the X of total
heat input derived from solid fuel.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OKLAHOMA
6
Oklahoma Air Pollution Rules, Regulation 3.4
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 07/01/72
fuel burning installations
all
solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
: 1.2
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1e, 2a, 2b1 or 2c, 3c or 3e, 4g, 5b, 5e
=> other [Not specified]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [466.26 (Volume 36, No.
159; August 17, 1971)]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D271]
=> other testing [As approved by the Commissioner]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [If facility is >250 MMBtu/hr, instrument for continuously monitoring
and recording S02 emissions required.]
=> other [Maximum 2 hour average]
=> state regulation [Regulation 1.5; Regulation 3.4(B). Maintain a file of
all measurements required and retain them for a year.]
=> other
Footnotes:
C1> If differennt fuels are burned simultaneously, the standard is determined by proration. Formula: y(.8)
+ z(1.2)/y + z; where y is the X of total heat input derived from liquid fuel and z is the X of total
heat input derived from solid fuel.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OKLAHOMA
6
Oklahoma Air Pollution Rules, Regulation 3.4
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 07/01/72
all
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: 0.52 (1350 ug/m3>
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e. 2c. 3a. 3b, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified]
=> other testing [As specified in CFR 466.65 (36 FR, No. 159, August 17,
1971)]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> other [A 5 minute period of any hour]
=> state regulation [Regulation 1.5; Regulation 3.4(B): Maintain a file of all
measurements and retain them for a year.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OKLAHOMA
6
Oklahoma Air Pollution Rules, Regulation 3.4
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 07/01/72
all
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: 0.46
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 4b, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
4b. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> other testing tAs specified in CFR 466.65 (36 FR, No. 159, August 17,
1971)]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [Regulation 1.5; Regulation 3.4(6): Maintain a file of
all measurements required and retain them for a year.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OKLAHOMA
6
Oklahoma Air Pollution Rules, Regulation 3.4
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 07/01/72
all
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: 0.25
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 4c. 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> other testing [As specified in CFR 466.65 (36 FR, No. 159, August 17,
1971)]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> 3 hours
=> state regulation [Regulation 1.5; Regulation 3.4(8): Maintain a file of
all measurements required and retain them for a year.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OKLAHOMA
6
Oklahoma Air Pollution Rules, Regulation 3.4
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 07/01/72
all
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: 0.05
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3b, 4d, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3b. Monitoring Requirements
4d. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> other testing [As specified in CFR 466.65 (36 FR, No. 159, August 17,
1971)]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> 24 hours
=> state regulation [Regulation 1.5; Regulation 3.4: Maintain a file of all
measurements required and retain them for a year.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OKLAHOMA
6
Oklahoma Air Pollution Rules, Regulation 1.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
all
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
attain the National Ambient Air Quality Standard O>
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3b, 3e, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Test procedures as approved by the Commissioner]
3b. Monitoring Requirements => ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by the Commissioner]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Annual arithmetic average]
5b. Reporting => state regulation [Regulation 5.1]
Footnotes:
<1> A source must not cause a S02 NAAOS exceedance.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OKLAHOMA
6
Oklahoma Air Pollution Rules, Regulation 1.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Fac iIi ty Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
all
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: 0.14 (365 ug/mJ) primary standard
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3b, 3e, 4d, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Test procedures approved by the Commissioner]
3b. Monitoring Requirements => ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by the Commissioner]
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours [Maximum]
5b. Reporting => state regulation [Regulation 5.1]
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502 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OKLAHOMA
6
Oklahoma Air Pollution Rules, Regulation 1.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
all
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
0.5 (1300 ug/m3) secondary standard
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3b, 3e, 4c, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods
3b. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> other testing [Test procedures approved by the Commissioner]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> other [As approved by the Commissioner]
=> 3 hours [Maximum]
=> state regulation [Regulation 5.1]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TEXAS
6
Texas Regulation II - Control of Air Pollution From Sulfur Compounds, Section
112.9
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
: All counties except Galveston, Harris, Jefferson, and Orange {1}
: Global
: fuel burning installations
: all
: all
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: 0.4 (net ground level concentration)
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c or 2d, 3e, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2c
Test Methods
2d. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> other testing [As specified by the Board or the Executive Director.]
=> other testing [Alternate sampling method if approved by the Executive
Director.]
=> other [As specified by the Board of the Executive Director.]
=> other [Thirty minute period.]
=> state regulation [General rules. Sections 101.8, 101.10, and 101.12]
Footnotes:
O> All new sources except those in El Paso County are exempt if the following conditions are met: 1)
Federal NSPS and BACT are met; 2) Neither primary nor secondary S02 air quality standards are exceeded;
3) sources on an exempt property prior to 01/19/80 remain in compliance.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TEXAS
6
Texas Regulation II - Control of Air Pollution From Sulfur Compounds, Section
112.8
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Jefferson and Orange Counties
Global
all
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: 0.32 (net ground level concentration)
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c or 2d, 3e, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Board or the Executive Director.]
2d. Test Methods => other testing [Alternate sampling method if approved by the Executive
Director.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by the Board or the Executive Director.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Thirty minute period.]
5b. Reporting
=> state regulation [General rules. Sections 101.8, 101.10, and 101.12]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TEXAS
6
Texas Regulation II - Control of Air Pollution From Sulfur Compounds, Section
112.7
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Galvaston and Harris Counties
Global
all
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
0.28 (net ground level concentration)
Compliance Procedures ::
1e. Heat Input Determination =>
2c. Test Methods
2d. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
1e, 2c or 2d, 3e, 4g, 5b
other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [As specified by the Board or the Executive Director.]
=> other testing [Alternate sampling method if approved by the Executive
Director.]
=> other [As specified by the Board or the Executive Director.]
=> other [Thirty minute period.]
=> state regulation [General Rules, Sections 101.8, 101.10, and 101.12]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
TEXAS
6
Texas Regulation II - Control of Air Pollution From Sulfur Compounds, Section
112.6
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
fuel-fired steam generator
all
liquid
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: 440
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c or 2d, 3e, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods
2d. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
[As specified by the Board or Executive Director]
[Alternate sampling method if approved by the Executive
=> other testing
=> other testing
Director]
=> other [As specified by the Board or the Executive Director]
=> other [Not specified]
=> state regulation [General Rules, Sections 101.8, 101.10, and 101.12]
Footnotes:
(1} If a source has an effective stack height less than standard effective stack height, the allowable
emission concentration must be reduced by multiplying it by the square of the effective stack height
divided by the standard effective stack height.
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S02 Regulation Report
State : TEXAS
Region : 6
State Regulation Citation : Texas Regulation II - Control of Air Pollution From Sulfur Compounds, Section
112.5
Applicable Area : Statewide
Applicable Time Frame : Global
Facility Type : fuel-fired steam generator
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) : all
Fuel Type : solid fossil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 3 {1}
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c or 2d, 3e, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Board or Executive Director]
2d. Test Methods => other testing [Alternate sampling method if approved by the Executive
Director]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by the Board or the Executive Director]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not specified]
5b. Reporting => state regulation [General Rules, Sections 101.8, 101.10, and 101.12]
Footnotes:
O) New proven technology in removing S02 emissions must be applied when it becomes available.
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State : TEXAS
Region : 6
State Regulation Citation : Texas Regulation II - Control of Air Pollution From Sulfur Compounds, Section
112.5
Applicable Area : Mi lam County
Applicable Time Frame : After 01/01/82
Facility Type : fuel-fired steam generators built before 01/01/55
Facility Size (MMBtu/hc) : all
Fuel Type : solid fossil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBUJ) : 4 O>
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c or 2d, 3e, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Mot specified]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [As specified by the Board or Executive Director]
2d. Test Methods => other testing [Alternate sampling method if approved by the Executive
Director]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by the Board or the Executive Director]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not specified]
5b. Reporting => state regulation [General Rules, Sections 101.8, 101.10, and 101.12]
Footnotes:
(1> New proven technology in removing S02 emissions must be applied when it becomes available.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
IOWA
7
Title II, Chapter 23.3(3), Chapter 24, Chapter 25.1(8), and (9)
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide excluding the counties of Black Hawk, Clinton, Des Moines, Dubuque,
Jackson, Lee, Linn, Lousia, Muscatine, and Scott.
Before 09/23/70
Fuel burning units
All
Solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/NMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 5.0
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1.
2c.
Test Methods
Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Stack sampling and
associated analytical methods are those specified in the "Compliance
Sampling Manual", adopted by the Commission on May 19, 1977.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2015-66]
=> other testing [Emission tests and continuous monitoring performance tests
may be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> other [Replicated maximum two hour average.]
=> state regulation [24.1; An oral and written report of excess emissions made
to the regional office shall include the identification of the equipment and
point of emissions; the time, duration, and estimated quantity of emissions;
the cause of and the remedy for the excess emissions; and the steps taken to
limit the excess emissions in the interim period.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
IOWA
7
Title It, Chapter 23.3(3), Chapter 24. Chapter 25.1(8) and (9)
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr>
Fuel Type
Counties of Black Hawk, Clinton, Des Moines, Dubuque, Jackson, Lee, Linn, Lousia,
Muscatine, and Scott
Before 09/23/70
Fuel burning units
All
Solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 6.0
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated (HMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Stack sampling and
associated analytical methods are those specified in the "Compliance
Sampling Manual", adopted by the Commission on May 19, 1977.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [0-2015-66]
=> other testing [Emission tests and continuous monitoring performance tests
may be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> other [Replicated maximum two hour average.]
=> state regulation [24.1; An oral and written report of excess emissions made
to the regional office shall include the identification of the equipment and
point of emissions; the time, duration, and estimated quantity of emissions;
the cause of and the remedy for the excess emissions; and the steps taken to
limit the excess emissions in the interim period.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State IOWA
Region 7
State Regulation Citation Title II, Chapter 23.3(3), Chapter 24, Chapter 25.1(8) and (9)
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Before 09/23/70
Facility Type Fuel burning units
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Liquid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : Less than or equal to 2.5
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1.
2c.
Test Methods
Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a. Zbl, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5a, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Stack testing and
associated analytical methods are those specified in the "Compliance
Sampling Manual", adopted by the Commission on May 19, 1977.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2015-66]
=> other testing [Emission tests and continuous monitoring perofrmance tests
may be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> other [Replicated maximum two hour average.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [24.1; An oral and written report of excess emissions made
to the regional office shall include the identification of the equipment and
point of emissions; the time, duration, and estimated quantity of emissions;
the cause of and the remedy for the excess emissions; and the steps taken to
limit the excess emissions in the interim period.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
IOWA
7
Title II, Chapter 23.1(2), Chapter 24, Chapter 25.1(8) and (9)
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 09/23/70
Fuel burning units
Less than or equal to 250.0
Solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 6.0
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1.
2c.
Test Methods
Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5b. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5a, 5b
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Stack testing and
associated analytical methods are those specified in the "Compliance
Sampling Manual", adopted by the Commission on May 19, 1977.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2015-66]
=> other testing [Emission tests and continuous monitoring perofrmance tests
may be required.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> other [Replicated maximum two hour average.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [24.1; An oral and written report of excess emissions made
to the regional office shall include the identification of the equipment and
point of emissions; the time, duration and estimated quantity of emissions;
the cause of and the remedy for the excess emissions; and the steps taken to
limit the excess emissions in the interim period.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
KANSAS
7
Title 28, Article 19, Part 4, Sections 30 and 31
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Indirect heating equipment excluding exempted sources {1}
Greater than or equal to 250
AH fuel, excluding refuse
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
: Less than or equal to 1.5
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a.
2b1.
2b2.
2c.
3a.
Test Methods
Test Methods
Test Methods
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
:: 1e, 2a, 2b1 or 2b2 or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5a, 5b, 5e
=> other [The equipment manufacturer's or designer's guaranteed maximum input
whichever is greater, of the aggregate heat content of all fuels whose
products of combustion pass through a stack or stacks.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 20]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-271-64 or D-2015-66 (coal or coke)]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-240-64 (oil)]
=> other testing [or other recognized method as approved by the department]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Excluding fossil-fuel fired steam generators
whose annual capacity factor is limited by permit conditions to be less than
thirty percent.]
=> 3 hours
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> state regulation [2&-19-19(k); A quarterly report of excess emissions shall
include the total time the unit operated; the date, time, and magnitude of
emissions; data reductions; the nature and cause of excess emissions;
corrective action taken and preventive measures adopted; the date, time,
nature and cause of CEMs breakdown; repairs or corrections to the CEMs (may
require proof); performance audit results; and if no excess emissions have
occurred or the CEMs have not required corrective actions, a statement
verifying that fact.]
=> other [A quality assurance plan will be submitted thirty days prior to the
commencement of CEMs performance tests.]
Footnotes:
{1} Exempted sources are indirect heating equipment in electric generating plants that were existing on
January 1, 1972 in areas that have been identified as meeting the national primary ambient air quality
standard for S02, and are capable of being fueled by coal.
4c. Averaging Time
5a. Reporting
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
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State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MISSOURI
7
Title 10, Division 10, Chapter 3, Section .150 and Chapter 6
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide excluding the city of St. Louis, and the counties of St. Charles, St.
Louis, Jefferson, Franklin, Clay, Cass, Buchanan, Ray, Jackson, Platte, and
Greene.
After 02/24/71
Indirect Heating Sources
Greater than or equal to 0.35
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 8.0 {1}
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 1e, 2a, 2b1 or 2c, 3e, 4c, 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> other [Determined by multiplying the heating value of the fuel by the
amount of fuel burned during the source test period.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-2015-66 (solid) or D-240-64 (liquid)]
=> other testing [Alternative sampling methods may be used with Director
approval.]
=> other [As specified by the Director.]
=> 3 hours
=> other [Not specified.]
Footnotes:
<1> The following sources shall limit their average sulfur emissions to the amount indicated: Associated
Electric Cooperative New Madrid, less than 10.0 Ibs S02/MMBtu; Associated Electric Cooperative Thomas
Hill Units 1 and 2, and University of Missouri Columbia, less than 8.0 Ibs S02/MMBtu; Central Electric
Power Cooperative Chalmois Plant, less than 6.7 Ibs S02/MMBtu; Empire District Electric Company Asbury
Station, less than 12.0 Ibs S02/MMBtu; Kansas City Power and Light Company Montrose Station, less than
12.9 Ibs S02/MHBtu
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MISSOURI
7
Title 10, Division 10, Chapter 5, Section .110
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
St. Louis Metropolitan Area {1}
After 03/24/70
Indirect heating sources
Less than 2000
Fuel oil and coal
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
Less than or equal to 4.0 (2}
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1c or 1e, 2b1 or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4c, 5b
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other [Sum of the manufacturer's or designer's guaranteed maximum heat
input rate of each indirect heating source.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Heat content by D-240-64 (fuel oil) or D-2015-66 (coal)
and percent sulfur by D-129-64 (fuel oil) or D-3177-75 (coal).]
=> other testing [As specified by the Director.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> other [As specified by the Director.]
=> 3 hours
=> state regulation [10 CSR 10-5.110; A quarterly report of excess emissions.]
Footnotes:
•CD The compliance date for sources located in Franklin County is Jan. 31, 1973.
<2> Limitation allowed in the months of April, May, June, July, Aug., and Sept., only if it can be shown
that the source can not attain the 2.3 Ibs. S02 per million BTU emission limit.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MISSOURI
7
Title 10, Division 10, Chapter 5, Section .110
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
St. Louis Metropolitan Area {1}
After 03/24/70
Indirect heating sources
Less than 2000
Fuel oil and coal
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
Less than or equal to 2.0 total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> other [Sum of the manufacturer's or designer's guaranteed maximum heat
input rate of each indirect heating source.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Heat content by D-240-64 (fuel oil) or D-2015-66 (coal)
and percent sulfur by D-129-64 (fuel oil) or D-3177-75 (coal).]
=> other testing tAs specified by the Director.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> other [As specified by the Director.]
=> 3 hours
=> state regulation [10 CSR 10-5.110; A quarterly report of excess emissions.]
Footnotes:
{1} The compliance date for sources located in Franklin County is Jan. 31, 1973.
{2} Limitation allowed in the months of Oct., Nov., Dec., Jan., Feb., and March, only if it can be shown
that the source can not attain the 2.3 IDS S02 per million BTU emission limit.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MISSOURI
7
Title 10, Division 10, Chapter 5, Section .110
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
St. Louis Metropolitan Area
After 03/24/70
Indirect heating sources
Greater than or equal to 2000
Fuel oil and coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.3 <1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4c. Averaging Time =>
5b. Reporting =>
1c, 1e, 2b1 or 2c, 3a or 3e, 4c, 5b
total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
other [The sum of the manufacturer's or designer's guaranteed maximum heat
input rate of each indirect heating sources.]
fuel testing: ASTM [Heat content by D-240-64 (fuel oil) or D-2015-66 (coal)
and percent sulfur by D-129-64 (fuel oil) or D-3177-75 (coal).]
other testing [As specified by the Director.]
continuous S02 monitoring
other [As specified by the Director.]
3 hours
state regulation [10 CSR 10-5.110; A quarterly report of excess emissions.]
Footnotes:
(1) The following sources shall limit their average sulfur emissions to the amount indicated: Union
Electric Labadie Plant and Portage des Sioux shall not emit more than 4.8 Ibs S02/MMBtu (daily average,
00:01 to 24:00).
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S02 Regulation Report
State MISSOURI
Region 7
State Regulation Citation Title 10, Division 10, Chapter 2, Section .200
Applicable Area Kansas City Metropolitan Area <1>
Applicable Time Frame After 09/24/67
Facility Type Indirect heating sources
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Greater than or equal to 0.35
Fuel Type All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : Less than or equal to 8.0 {2}
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 2a, 2b1 or 2c, 3e, 4c, 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> fuel testing: ASTM tD-2015-66 (solid) or D-240-64 (liquid)]
=> other testing [Alternative sampling methods may be used with director
approval.]
=> other [As specified by the Director.]
=> 3 hours
=> other [Not specified.]
Footnotes:
O> The compliance date for sources located in Buchanan County is Sept. 1, 1970.
{2> The following sources shall limit their average sulfur emissions to the amount indicated: Independence
Power and Light, less than 6.3 IDS S02/MMBtu; Kansas City Power and Light Grand Avenue Plant and the
Missouri Public Service Plant, less then 9.0 Ibs S02/MMBtu; Kansas City Power and Light Hawthorn Plant,
less than 6.1 Ibs S02/MM8tu; St. Joseph Light and Power Lake Road Plant, less than 8.6 Ibs/MMBtu.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MISSOURI
7
Title 10, Division 10, Chapter 4, Section .190, and Chapter 6
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Springfield - Greene County
After 09/24/71
Indirect heating sources
Greater than 0.35
All fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 8.0 {1}
Compliance Procedures
1d. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1d, 1e, 2b1 or 2c, 3e, 4c, 5e
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
-> other [Determined by multiplying the heating value of the fuel by the
amount of fuel burned during the source test period.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Heating value by D-2015-66 (solid) or D-240-64
(liquid)]
=> other testing [Alternate test methods may be used with Director approval.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> 3 hours
=> other [Not specified.]
Footnotes:
{1} The following sources shall limit their average sulfur emissions to the amount indicated: City
Utilities James River Plant, less than 9.2 IDS 502/MMBtu; City Utilites Southwest Plant, less than 1.2
Ibs S02/MMBtu.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEBRASKA
7
Title 1Z9, Chapters 4, 13, and 21
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 06/17/75
Fuel burning devices used in indirect heating equipment
All
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 2.5
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
1b. Heat Input Determination
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1a or 1b, 1e, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> unit design rated unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> other {Rated or operating input capacity,]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6]
=> other [Continuous emission monitoring may be required by the Director.]
=> other [Two hour average.]
=> state regulation [21.006; Records and reports regarding measured source
emissions will be submitted in manner and on a schedule to be determined by
the Director.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, A
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 09/11/77
combustion turbines
<300
gaseous
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
1.2
Compliance Procedures :: 18, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a.
2c.
3a.
4c.
5e.
Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4 and Method 8;
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.1
Test Methods => other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
Averaging Time
Reporting
=> 3 hours
=> other [Quarterly reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, A
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 09/11/77
combustion turbines
>=300
gaseous
Emissions Limits:
0.8
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c.
3a.
4c.
5e.
Test Methods
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4 and 8; 40 CFR
60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.]
=> other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
Averaging Time
Reporting
=> 3 hours
=> other [Quarterly reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, A
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 09/11/77
combustion turbine
<300
gaseous
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4 and MEthod 8;
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.]
=> other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
=> 3 hours
=> other [Quarterly reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, A
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 09/11/77
combustion turbine
>=300
gaseous
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.8
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a.
2c.
3a.
4c.
5e.
Test Methods
[Methods 1-4 and Method 8;
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.]
=> other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
[Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
Averaging Time => 3 hours
Reporting => other
[Quarterly reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, B
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 09/11/77
combustion turbine
>=250
natural gas
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
0.35
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4 and Method 8;
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.3
=> other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
=> 3 hours
=> other [Quarterly reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, A
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 09/11/77
fuel burning installations
<300
oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.5
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
[Methods 1-4 and Method 8;
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.3
=> other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
=> 3 hours
=> other [Quarterly reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, A
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 09/11/77
fuel burning installations
>=300
oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.8
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4 and Method 8;
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.]
=> other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
=> 3 hours
=> other [Quarterly reports.]
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502 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, B
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 09/11/77
oil burning installations including combustion turbines
<250
oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
0.8
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4 and Method 8;
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.)
=> other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
=> 3 hours
=> other [Quarterly reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, B
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 09/11/77
oil burning installations excluding combustion turbines
>=250
oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.3
Compliance Procedures
2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5e
la.
2a.
2c.
3a.
4c.
5e.
[Methods 1-4 and Method 8;
Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.]
other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
[Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring
Averaging Time => 3 hours
Reporting => other
[Quarterly reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, A
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 09/11/77
fuel burning installations
<300
coal (1)
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
: 1.8
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5e
la. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4 and Method 8;
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 601
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Alternative method approved by the Director.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
4c. Averaging Time => 3 hours
5e. Reporting => other [Quarterly reports.]
Footnotes:
{1} These standards are also applicable to the use of coal-based by-product fuels.
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S02 Regulation Report
State COLORADO
Region 8
State Regulation Citation Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, A
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Before 09/11/77
Facility Type fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) =>300
Fuel Type coal C1>
Emissions Limits:
unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4 and MEthod 8;
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.]
=> other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
=> 3 hours
=> other [Quarterly reports.]
Footnotes:
{1} These standards are also applicable to the use of coal-based by-product fuels.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, B
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 09/11/77
fuel burning installations
<250
coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4 and Method 8;
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.]
=> other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
=> 3 hours
=> other [Quarterly reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, B
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 09/11/77
fuel burning installations
>=250
coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.4
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 5e
1a. Neat Input Determination => unit design rated {MMBtu/hr).
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4 and Method 8,
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.3
=> other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.]
=> 3 hours
=> other [Quarterly reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
COLORADO
8
Colorado Air Pollution Regulation 1, Section VI, B
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 09/11/77
fuel burning installations
all
all sources converted from other fuels to coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.2
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3a, Ac, 5e
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (HMBtu/hr)
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods 1-4 and Method 8;
40 CFR 60.275, Appendix A, Part 60.]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Alternative method approved by the Division.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Required for sources greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.3
4c. Averaging Time => 3 hours
5e. Reporting => other [Quarterly reports.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MONTANA
8
Montana Air Quality Regulations 16.8.820
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
fuel burning installations
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: 0.50
Compliance Procedures
1b. Heat Input Determination
Test Methods
2c.
3b.
4b.
5d.
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
:: 1b, 2c, 3b, 4b, 5d
=> unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
=> other testing [Pararosam'line, 40 CFR Part 50 (Appendix A) or by an
approved equivalent method]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> 1 hour [Not to be exceeded more than 18 times in any 12 consecutive months]
=> specified by the Director
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MONTANA
8
Montana Air Quality Regulations 16.8.820
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
fuel burning installations
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: 0.10
Compliance Procedures :: 1b, 2c, 3b, 4d, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating other testing [Pararosaniline, 40 CFR Part 50 (Appendix A) or by an
approved equivalent method]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> 24 hours [Not to be exceeded more than once per year]
=> specified by the Director
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MONTANA
8
Montana Air Quality Regulations 16.8.820
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
fuel burning installations
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: 0.02
Compliance Procedures :: 1b, 2c, 3b, 4g, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2c. lest Methods
3b. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
=> other testing [Pararosaniline, 40 CFR Part 50 (Appendix A) or by an
approved equivalent method]
=> ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
=> other [Annual, not to be exceeded]
=> specified by the Director
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S02 Regulation Report
State MONTANA
Region 8
State Regulation Citation Montana Air Quality Regulations 16.8.1411
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame After 07/01/72
Facility Type fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Greater than 1
Fuel Type liquid or solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/HMBtu) : 1.0 t1>
Compliance Procedures :: 1b, 2c, 3c, 3e, 4g, 5b, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5d. Reporting
=> other testing [Methods approved by the Department]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [Upon application to the Director, an S02 control process may be used
if the resulting emissions of sulfur do not exceed 1.0 Ibs per hour.]
=> other [Specified by the Director]
=> state regulation [16.8.704]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} A higher sulfur containing fuel may be used if, when mixed with one or more lower sulfur containing
fuels, the equivalent sulfur content is not in excess of 1.0 Ib S02/MMBtu when fired.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
MONTANA
8
Montana Air Quality Regulations 16.8.1411
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 07/01/72
fuel burning installations
Greater than 1
gaseous
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: See footnote. {1>
Compliance Procedures :: 1b, 2c, 3c, 4g, 5d
1b. Heat Input Determination => unit actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Methods approved by the Department]
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4g. Averaging Time => other [Specified by the Director]
5d. Reporting => specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} 50 grains H2S per 100 cubic feet, calculated at standard conditions. This does not apply to 1) the
burning of sulfur, hydrogen sulfide, acid sludge, or other sulfur compounds in the manufacturing of
sulfur compounds; 2) the incineration of waste gases if the gross heating value of such gases is less
than 300 Btu/cubic feet and the fuel used to incinerate such waste gases does not contain sulfur or
sulfur compounds in excess of 50 grains per 100 cubic feet; or 3) the use of fuels where the gaseous
products of combustion are used as raw materials for other processes.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NORTH DAKOTA
8
North Dakota NSPS, Chapter 33-15-06-1
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
fuel burning installations
all
all fossil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 3.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a or 2c, 3c, 4a, 5a
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Manufacturer's or designer's guaranteed maximum heat input rate.]
2a. Test Methods => source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6.1
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Other methods as approved by the Department.]
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4a. Averaging Time => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
5a. Reporting => specified in 40 CFR Part 60
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
SOUTH DAKOTA
8
South Dakota Air Pollution Rules, Chapter 74:26:07
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
fuel burning installations
all
all
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MM8tu)
Less than or equal to 3.0
Compliance Procedures
1a. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4a. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
:: 1a, 2a or 2c, 3e, 4a, 5d
=> unit design rated (MMBtu/hr) tor unit manufacturer rates, whichever heat
input value is greater]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
=> other testing [Specified by the Director]
=> other [Not specified]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> specified by the Director
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
UTAH
8
Utah Air Laws, Part IV, Section 4.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
fuel burning installations
all
oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MHBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.85
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1e, 2a, 2b1, 3c, 3e, 4g, 5e
=> other [Not specified.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Mandatory testing, using the applicable ASTM method,
performed at least once every five years or as requested by the Executive
Secretary.]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [If an exemption is granted, monitoring devices used shall be
approved by the Executive Secretary.]
=> other [Specified by the Executive Secretary.]
=> other [Specified by the Executive Secretary.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
UTAH
8
Utah Air Laws, Part IV, Section 4.2
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
fuel burning installations
all
coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 1.0
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2b1. Test Methods
3c. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1e, 2a, 2b1, 3c, 3e, 4g, 5e
=> other [Not specified.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Mandatory testing, using the applicable ASTM method,
performed at least once every five years or as requested the Executive
Secretary]
=> sulfur content of fuel
=> other [If an exemption is granted, monitoring devices used shall be
approved by the Executive Secretary.]
=> other [Specified by the Executive Secretary.]
=> other [Specified by the Director.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State WYOMING
Region 8
State Regulation Citation Wyoming Air Quality Standards and Regulations, Chapter 1, Section 4
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Before 01/01/74
Facility Type fuel burning installations
Facility Size (HMStu/hr) >250 and <=2500
Fuel Type coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : Less than or equal to 1.2 O>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a.
2c.
Test Methods
Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5d. Reporting
:: 1c or 1d, 2a or 2c, 3e, 4g, 5b or Sd
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> total plant actual or operating (NHBtu/hr) [Whichever heat input value is
greater.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 is required when
using the two hour fixed averaging method.]
=> other testing [An equivalent method may be approved when using the two hour
fixed averaging method.]
=> other [Specified by the Director.]
=> other [Two hour or equivalent.]
=> state regulation [22(j); Reporting requirement for the CEM option.]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} A combination of a thirty day rolling average of 1.2 Ib S02/MMBtu and a three hour fixed average of 1.2
Ib S02/MMBtu may be used as an averaging method. Written notice to the Administrator is required. The
three hour fixed average maximum is not to be exceeded more than once per year. Compliance with this
option must be demonstrated by CEM.
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S02 Regulation Report
State WYOMING
Region 8
State Regulation Citation Wyoming Air Quality Standards and Regulations, Chapter 1, Section 4
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Before 01/01/74
Facility Type fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >2,500 and <=5,000
Fuel Type coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : Less than or equal to 0.5 {1}
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5d. Reporting
:: 1c or 1d, 2a or 2c, 3e, 4g, 5b or 5d
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr) [Whichever heat input value is
greater.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 is required when
using the two hour fixed averaging method.]
=> other testing [An equivalent method may be approved when using the two hour
fixed averaging method.]
=> other [Specified by the Director.]
=> other [Two hour or equivalent.]
=> state regulation [22(j); Reporting requirements for the CEM option.]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} A combination of a thirty day rolling average of 0.5 Ib S02/MMBtu and a three hour fixed average of 1.12
Ib S02/MMBtu may be used as an averaging method. Written notice to the Administrator is required. The
three hour fixed average maximum is not to be exceeded more than once per year. Compliance with this
option must be demonstrated by CEM.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WYOMING
8
Wyoming Air Quality Standards and Regulations, Chapter 1, Section 4
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 01/01/74
fuel burning installations
>5,000
coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.3 {1>
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5d. Reporting
[Whichever heat input value is
[Method 6 is required when
:: 1c or 1d, 2a or 2c, 3e, 4g, 5b or 5d
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
greater.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
using the two hour fixed averaging method.1
=> other testing [An equivalent method may be approved when using the two hour
fixed averaging method.]
=> other [Specified by the Director.]
=> other ITwo hour or equivalent.]
=> state regulation [22(j); Reporting requirements for the CEM option.]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
O> A combination of a thirty day rolling average of 0.3 Ib S02/MMBtu and a three hour fixed average of 0.65
Ib S02/MMBtu may be used as an averaging method. Written notice to the Administrator is required. The
three hour fixed average maximum is not to be exceeded more than once per year. Compliance with this
option must be demonstrated by CEM.
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S02 Regulation Report
State WYOMING
Region 8
State Regulation Citation Wyoming Air Quality Standards and Regulations, Chapter 1, Section 4
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame After 01/01/85
Facility Type fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >=250
Fuel Type coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib Soa/MMBtu) : 0.2 (30-day rolling average) and 0.45 (3-hour fixed average)
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5e. Reporting
:: 1c or 1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c or 4g, 5b or 5e
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr) [Whichever heat input value is
greater.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 is required when
using the three hour averaging method.]
=> other testing [An equivalent method may be approved when using the three
hour averaging method.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for the thirty day rolling average
method.]
=> 3 hours [Fixed average.] {1>
=> other [Thirty day rolling average.]
=> state regulation [22(j); Reporting requirements for the CEM option.]
=> other
Footnotes:
(1> The maximum 3-hour S02 emission rate is not to be exceeded more than once per calendar year.
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S02 Regulation Report
State WYOMING
Region 8
State Regulation Citation Wyoming Air Quality Standards and Regulations, Chapter 1, Section 4
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame After 01/01/85
Facility Type fuel burning installations
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) >250
Fuel Type oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : 0.8 (30-day rolling average and 3-hour fixed average).
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5d. Reporting
:: 1c or Id, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4c, 4g, 5b or 5d
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> total plant actual or operating (HMBtu/hr) [Whichever heat input value is
greater.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Method 6 is required when
using the three hour averaging method.]
=> other testing [An equivalent method may be approved when using the three
hour averaging method.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for the thirty day rolling average
method.]
=> 3 hours [Fixed average.] O>
=> other [Thirty day rolling average.]
=> state regulation [22(j); Reporting requirements for the CEM option.]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
<1> The maximum three hour S02 emission rate is not to be exceeded more than once per calendar year.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WYOMING
8
Wyoming Air Quality Standards and Regulations, Chapter 1, Section 4
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 01/01/74
fuel burning installations O>
>250
oil
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtU)
: 0.8
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5d. Reporting
[Whichever heat input value is
[Method 6 is required when
:: 1c or 1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4g, 5b or 5d
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
greater.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
using the two hour fixed averaging method.]
=> other testing [An equivalent method may be approved when using the two hour
fixed averaging method.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for the thirty day rolling average
mehtod.]
=> other [Two hour fixed average.]
=> state regulation [22(j); Reporting requirements for the CEM option.]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
<1> This regulation applies to units existing prior to 01/01/85.
{2} A combination of a thirty day rolling average of 0.8 Ib S02/MMBtu and a three hour fixed average of 0.8
Ib S02/MMBtu may be used as an averaging method. Written notice to the Administrator is required. The
three hour fixed average maximum is not to be exceeded more than once per year. Compliance with this
option must be demonstrated by CEM.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WYOMING
8
Wyoming Air Quality Standards and Regulations, Chapter 1, Section 4
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 01/01/74
fuel burning installations
>250
coal
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
0.2
Compliance Procedures
1c. Heat Input Determination
1d. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
5d. Reporting
[Whichever heat input value is
[Method 6 is required when
:: 1c or 1d, 2a or 2c, 3a, 4g, 5b or 5d
=> total plant design rated (MMBtu/hr)
=> total plant actual or operating (MMBtu/hr)
greater.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
using the two hour fixed averaging method.]
=> other testing [An equivalent method may be approved when using the two hour
fixed averaging method.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for the thirty day rolling average
method.]
=> other [Two hour fixed average.]
=> state regulation I22(j); Reporting requirement for the CEM option.]
=> specified by the Director
Footnotes:
{1} This regulation applies to units existing prior to 01/01/85.
{2} A combination of a thirty day rolling average of 0.2 Ib S02/MMBtu and a three hour fixed average of 0.45
Ib S02/MMBtu may be used. Written notice to the Administrator is required. The three hour fixed
average maximum is not to be exceeded more than once per year. Compliance with this option must be
demonstrated by CEM.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
ARIZONA
9
R18-2-503
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 05/14/79
Fossil-fuel fired steam generators and general fuel burning devices
Greater than or equal to 249 (73 MW)
Low sulfur oil and solid fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MM8tu>
Less than 0.90, by weight.
Less than or equal to 1.0
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 3e, 4c, 5b
=> other [The total heat input of all fuel burning units operated at the
nominal rated capacity of each unit.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-3176-74 and D-2015]
=> other testing [Specified in the "Arizonia Testing Manual for Air Pollution
Emissions", or equivalent methods approved by the Director.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> other [Specified in the "Arizonia Testing Manual for Air Pollution
Emissions", or equivalent methods approved by the Director.]
=> 3 hours
=> state regulation [R18-2-314; Report of excess emissions identifying the
source and magnitude of emissions, the time, duration, nature, cause, and
remedy for the excess emissions.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ARIZONA
9
R18-2-503
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 05/14/79
Fossil-fuel fired steam generators and general fuel burning devices
Greater than or equal to 249 (73 MW)
High sulfur oil <1>
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
Greater than or equal to 0.90, by weight
Less than or equal to 2.2
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 3e, 4c, 5b
=> other [The total heat input of all fuel burning units operated at the
nominal rated capacity of each unit.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-3176-74 and D-2015]
=> other testing [Specified in the "Arizonia Testing Manual for Air Pollution
Emissions", or equivalent methods approved by the Director.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> other [Specified in the "Arizonia Testing Manual for Air Pollution
Emissions", or equivalent methods approved by the Director.]
=> 3 hours
=> state regulation [R18-2-314; Report of excess emissions identifying the
source and magnitude of emissions, the time, duration, nature, cause, and
remedy for the excess emissions. R18-2-503.2.f; Monthly reports submitted to
the Director detailing the efforts to obtain low sulfur fuel.]
Footnotes:
{1} Director approval required to use high sulfur oil.
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S02 Regulation Report
State ARIZONA
Region 9
State Regulation Citation R18-2-503, R18-2-309 through R18-2-314
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame After 05/14/79
Facility Type Fossil-fuel fired steam generators and general fuel burning devices
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Greater than or equal to 249 (73 MU)
Fuel Type Low sulfur oil and solid fuel <1>
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than 0.90, by weight
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : Less than or equal to 0.80
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b1. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2b1, 2c, 3a, 3e, 4c, 5b
=> other [The total heat input of all fuel burning units operated at the
nominal rated capacity of each unit.]
=> fuel testing: ASTM [D-3176-74 and D-2015]
=> other testing [Specified in the "Arizonia Testing Manual for Air Pollution
Emissions", or equivalent methods approved by the Director.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> other [Specified in the "Arizonia Testing Manual for Air Pollution
Emissions", or equivalent methods approved by the Director.]
=> 3 hours
=> state regulation [R18-2-314; Report of excess emissions identifying the
source and magnitude of emissions, the time, duration, nature, cause and
remedy for the excess emissions.]
Footnotes:
<1> Director approval required to use high sulfur oil.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CALIFORNIA
9
R-1-520, R-1-522. and R-9-1-304
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Bay Area Air Quality Management District
Global
Not specified
Not specified
Liquid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: Less than or equal to 0.5, by weight
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2b4. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1e, 2b4, 2c, 3a, 3e, 4g, 5e
=> other [Not specified]
=> fuel testing: other [Sulfur content of fuels by Method 10, in the "Manual
of Procedures, Volume III", amended 3/17/82.]
=> other testing [Sampling and analysis of gas streams as specified in the
"Manual of Procedures, Volume III", amended 3/17/82.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
with a heat input of 250 MMBtu/hr or more and a use factor of at least
thirty percent and utilizing flue gas desulfurization.]
=> other [Emission monitoring requirements as specified in the "Manual of
Procedures, Volume V", amended 3/17/82.3
=> other [Specified in the "Manual of Procedures, Volume IV", amended
3/17/82.]
=> other [District regulation 1, section 500.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CALIFORNIA
9
R-9-1-304
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Bay Area Air Quality Management District
Global
Not specified
Not specified
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
Less than or equal to 300
Compliance Procedures
1e. Neat Input Determination
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5e. Reporting
:: 1e, 2c, 3a, 3e, 4g, 5e
=> other [Not specified.]
=> other testing [Sampling and analysis of gas streams as specified in the
"Manual of Procedures, Volume III", amended 3/17/82.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
with a heat input of 250 MMBtu/hr or more and a use factor of at least
thirty percent and utilizing flue gas desulfurization.]
=> other [Emission monitoring requirements as specified in the "Manual of
Procedures, Volume V", amended 3/17/82.]
=> other [Specified in the "Manual of Procedures, Volume IV", amended
3/17/82.]
=> other [District regulation 1, section 500]
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S02 Regulation Report
State CALIFORNIA
Region 9
State Regulation Citation District rules 104, 218, and 431.2
Applicable Area South Coast Air Quality Management District {1}
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type All sources excluding electric power plant steam generators
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Liquid fossil fuels excluding diesel fuel number 1-D, or 2-D
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than or equal to 0.5, by weight <2>
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2c.
Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4g.
5e.
:: 1e, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5e
=> other [Not specified in the District regulations.]
=> other testing [Source tests according to the methods adopted by the
District, or methods determined by the Air Pollution Control Officer to be
equivalent.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
with a heat input of 250 MMBtu/hr or more and a use factor of at least
thirty percent and utilizing flue gas desulfurization.]
=> other [Not specified in the District regulations.]
=> other [District Rule 104; Test data and analytical results are calculated
and reported at standard conditions. District Rule 218(e); A monthly
summary of emission data, and a report of excess emissions or monitoring
system failure within 96 hours after the occurrence shall include the date,
time, magnitude, nature, cause, and corrective action taken.]
Footnotes:
{1} The following counties have rules that preceded the SCAQMD rules: Los; Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and
San Bernandino.
(2) Fuel with a higher sulfur content may be used if it can be demonstrated that the sulfur emissions would
be no greater than when using a fuel which conplies with this standard.
Averaging Time
Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State CALIFORNIA
Region 9
State Regulation Citation District rules 104, 218, and 431.2
Applicable Area South Coast Air Quality Management District {1}
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Not specified
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Diesel fuel number 1-D, or 2-D
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than or equal to 0.05, by weight {2>
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified in the District regulations.]
2c.
Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
other testing [Source tests according to the methods adopted by the
District, or methods determined by the Air Pollution Control Officer to be
equivalent.]
continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
with a heat input of 250 MMBtu/hr or more and a use factor of at least
thirty percent and utilizing flue gas desulfurization.]
other [Not specified in the District regulations.]
other [District Rule 104; Test data and analytical results are calculated
and reported at standard conditions. District Rule 218(e); A monthly
summary of emission data, and a report of excess emissions or monitoring
system failure within 96 hours after the occurrence shall include the date,
time, magnitude, nature, cause, and corrective action taken.]
Footnotes:
{1} The following counties have rules that preceded the SCAOMD rules: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and
San Bernandino.
{2} Fuel with a higher sulfur content may be used if it can be demonstrated that the sulfur emissions would
be no greater than when using a fuel which conplies with this standard.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CALIFORNIA
9
District rules 104, 218. and 431.3
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
South Coast Air Quality Management District (1>
Global
Not specified
All
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
: Less than of equal to 0.56
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified in the District regulations.]
2c.
Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4g.
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
=> other testing [Source tests according to the methods adopted by the
District, or method determined by the Air Pollution Control Officer to be
equivalent.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
with a heat input of 250 MMBtu/hr or more and a use factor of at least
thirty percent and utilizing flue gas desulfurization.]
=> other [Not specified in the District regulations.]
=> other [District Rule 104; Test data and analytical results are calculated
and reported at standard conditions. District Rule 218(e); A monthly
summary of emission data, and a report of excess emissions or monitoring
system failure within 96 hours after the occurrence shall include the date,
time, magnitude, nature, cause, and corrective action taken.]
Footnotes:
{1} The following counties have rules that precede the SCAQMD rules: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San
Bernardino.
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S02 Regulation Report
State CALIFORNIA
Region 9
State Regulation Citation District rules 104, 218, and 431.1
Applicable Area South Coast Air Quality Management District {1}
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Not specifeid
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Gaseous fuels excluding landfill gas and sewage digester gas
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02) : Less than or equal to 80, calculated as H2S, or {2}
Compliance Procedures
2c, 3a, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified in the District regulations.]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Source tests according to the methods adopted by the
District, or methods determined by the Air Pollution Control Officer to be
equivalent.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
with a heat input of 250 MMBtu/hr or more and a use factor of at least
thirty percent and utilizing flue gas desulfurization.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not specified in the District regulations.]
5e. Reporting => other [District Rule 104; Test data and analytical results are calculated
and reported at standard conditions. District Rule 218(e); A monthly
summary of emission data, and a report of excess emissions or monitoring
system failure within 96 hours after the occurrence shall include the time,
date, magnitude, nature, cause, and corrective action taken.]
Footnotes:
{1} The following counties have rules that precede the SCAOMD rules: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San
Bernadino.
{2} Sources emitting less than thirty Ib/day, calculated as H2S, are exempt from the rule.
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S02 Regulation Report
State CALIFORNIA
Region 9
State Regulation Citation District rules 104, 218, and 431.2
Applicable Area South Coast Air Quality Management District {1}
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Electric power plant steam generators
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Liquid fossil fuels excluding diesel fuel number 1-D, or 2-D
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than or equal to 0.25, by weight <2)
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified in the District regulations.]
2c.
Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4g.
5e.
Averaging Time
Reporting
=> other testing [Source tests according to the methods adopted by the
District, or methods determined by the Air Pollution Control Officer to be
equivalent.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
with a heat input of 250 MMBtu/hr or more and a use factor of at least
thirty percent and utilizing flue gas desulfurization.]
=> other [Not specified in the District regulations.]
=> other [District Rule 104; Test data and analytical results are calculated
and reported at standard conditions. District Rule 218(e); A monthly
summary of emission data, and a report of excess emissions or monitoring
system failure within 96 hours after the occurrence shall include the date,
time, magnitude, nature, cause, and corrective action taken. District Rule
431.2(b)<3); A monthly report to the executive officer of the daily fuel
consunption at each plant, and the average sulfur content of the fuel
consumed. If noneomplying fuel is burned, the report must include the
efforts made to obtain complying fuel.]
Footnotes:
{1} The following counties have rules that preceded the SCAOMD rules: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and
San Bernandino.
{2} Fuel with a higher sulfur content may be used if it can be demonstrated that the sulfur emissions would
be no greater than when using a fuel which conplies with this standard.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CALIFORNIA
9
District rules 104, 218, and 407
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
South Coast Air Basin and Southeast Desert Air Basin (within the South Coast AQMD) (1>
Global
Not specified
All
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: Less than or equal to 500, by volume
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified in the District regulations.]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [Source tests according to the methods adopted by the
District, or methods determined by the Air Pollution Control Officer to be
equivalent.]
3a. Monitoring Requirements => continuous S02 monitoring [Required for fossil fuel fired steam generators
with a heat input of 250 MMBtu/hr or more and a use factor of at least
thirty percent and utilizing flue gas desulfurization.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Fifteen consecutive minutes.]
5e. Reporting => other [District Rule 104; Test data and analytical results are calculated
and reported at standard conditions. District Rule 218(e); A monthly
summary of emission data, and a report of excess emissions or monitoring
system failure within 96 hours after the occurrence shal'l include the time,
date, magnitude, nature, cause, and corrective action taken.]
Footnotes:
{1> The following counties have rules that precede the SCAOMO rules: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San
Bernadino.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CALIFORNIA
9
IV-54. IV-60, IV-64, VI-100, VI-102, and VI-103
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Ventura County Air Pollution Control District
Global
Combustion Operations, Fuel Burning Equipment, Monmobile Equipment
All
Solid and liquid fuels
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
(ppm S02)
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
Less than or equal to 0.5, by weight. {1}
Less than or equal to 300, by volume, at the point of discharge. (Less than or
equal to 10 ppm H2S, by volume.) {2}
Less than or equal to 200 Ib SOx/hr, calculated as S02.
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods are available from
the District. S02 at the point of discharge - collection by wet impinger,
conversion to sulfuric acid and titrating. S02 at ground level - collection
by wet impinger, Schiff base formation, and colorimetric determination.]
=> other testing [Other methods may be used, with Director approval, if they
provide equivalent results.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [May be required for sources that emit greater
than or equal to 5 Ib/hr or 40 Ib/day S02,]
=> other [Any source tests and analysis deemed necessary to evaluate the
status of compliance and or permit application.]
=> other [Not specified]
=> state regulation [Rule 103B; An emission violation report made to the
District is required within 48 hours after the occurrence. A summary report
of the continuous emissions monitoring data is required upon request from
the Air Pollution Control Officer.]
Footnotes:
O> Fuel with a higher sulfur content may be used if the emissions are reduced to a level less than the
emissions which would occur from the uncontrolled combustion of 0.5X sulfur fuel.
t2> Average ground level concentrations can not exceed the following limits: 0.5 ppm S02 (vol) for any one
hour average, 0.04 ppm S02 (vol) for any twenty four hour average, 0.06 ppm H2S for. any three minute
average, and 0.03 ppm H2S for any one hour average. All sulfur present in gaseous compounds containing
oxygen shall be calculated as S02.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CALIFORNIA
9
IV-54, IV-60, IV-64, VI-100. VI-102, and VI-103
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Ventura County Air Pollution Control District
Global
Combustion Operations, Fuel Burning Equipment, Nonmobile Equipment
All
Gaseous fuels excluding natural gas.
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 300, by volume, at the point of discharge. (Less than or
equal to 10 ppm H2S, by volume and less than or equal to 50 gr/100 ft3, calculated
as H2S at standard conditions.) {1}
Less than or equal to 200 Ib SOx/hr, calculated as S02.
Compliance Procedures ::
1e. Heat Input Determination =>
2a. Test Methods =>
2c. Test Methods =>
3a. Monitoring Requirements =>
3e. Monitoring Requirements =>
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=>
=>
1e, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3e, 4g, 5b
other [Not specified]
source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60) [Methods are available from
the District. S02 at the point of discharge - collection by wet impinger,
conversion to sulfuric acid and titrating. S02 at ground level - collection
by wet impinger, Schiff base formation, and colorimetric determination.]
other testing [Other methods may be used, with Director approval, if they
provide equivalent results.]
continuous S02 monitoring [May be required for sources that emit greater
than or equal to 5 Ib/hr or 40 Ib/day S02-]
other [Any source tests and analysis deemed necessary to evaluate the
status of compliance and or permit application.]
other [Not specified]
state regulation [Rule 1038; An emission violation report made to the
District is required within 48 hours after the occurrence. A summary report
of the continuous emissions monitoring data is required upon request from
the Air Pollution Control Officer.]
Footnotes:
{1} Average ground level concentrations can not exceed the following limits: 0.5 ppm S02 (vol) for any one
hour average, 0.04 ppm S02 (vol) for any twenty four hour average, 0.06 ppm H2S for any three minute
average, and 0.03 ppm H2S for any one hour average. All sulfur present in gaseous compounds containing
oxygen shall be calculated as S02.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
CALIFORNIA
9
IV-54, IV-60, IV-64, VI-100, VI-102, and VI-103
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Ventura County Air Pollution Control District
Global
Combustion Operations, Fuel Burning Equipment, Monmobile Equipment
All
Natural gas
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 300, by volume, at the point of discharge. (Less than or
equal to 10 ppm H2S, by volume, and less than or equal to 15 gr/100 ft3,
calculated as H2S at standard conditions.) {1>
Less than or equal to 200 Ib SOx/hr, calculated as S02.
Compliance Procedures
1e. Heat Input Determination
2a. Test Methods
2c. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
:: 1e, 2a or 2c, 3a, 3e, 4g, 5b
=> other [Not specified]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60} [Methods are available from
the District. S02 at the point of discharge - collection by wet impinger,
conversion to sulfuric acid and titrating. S02 at ground level - collection
by wet impinger, Schiff base formation, and colorimetric determination.]
=> other testing [Other methods may be used, with Director approval, if they
provide equivalent results.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [May be required for sources that emit greater
than or equal to 5 Ib/hr or 40 Ib/day S02.]
=> other [Any source tests and analysis deemed necessary to evaluate the
status of compliance and or permit application.]
=> other (Not specified]
=> state regulation [Rule 103B; An emission violation report made to the
District is required within 48 hours after the occurrence. A summary report
of the continuous emissions monitoring data is required upon request from
the Air Pollution Control Officer.]
Footnotes:
<1> Average ground level concentrations can not exceed the following limits: 0.5 ppm 502 (vol) for any one
hour average, 0.04 ppm S02 (vol) for any twenty four hour average, 0.06 ppm H2S for any three minute
average, and 0.03 ppm H2S for any one hour average. All sulfur present in gaseous compounds containing
oxygen shall be calculated as S02.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
HAWAII
9
11-60-9 and 11-60-15
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
Fuel combustion facilities
All
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(% S)
: Less than 2.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> other testing [All sampling and testing shall be made in accordance with
EPA reference methods, or by procedures approved by the Director.]
=> other [As specified by the Director.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [11-60-15; A summary of excess emissions identifying the
nature, amount, time, and duration of source emissions; pertinent process
emissions; fuels used; and any other information deemed necessary by the
Director.]
Footnotes:
{1} A variance may be allowed with Director approval.
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502 Regulation Report
State HAWAII
Region 9
State Regulation Citation 11-60-9 and 11-60-15
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type Fossil fuel fired power and steam generating facilities
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr) Greater than or equal to 250
Fuel Type All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than or equal to 0.5 <1>
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2c. Test Methods => other testing [All sampling and testing shall be made in accordance with
EPA reference methods, or by procedures approved by the Director.]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [As specified by the Director.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not specified.]
5b. Reporting => state regulation [11-60-15; A summary of excess emissions identifying the
nature, amount, time, and duration of source emissions; pertinent process
emissions; fuels used; and any other information deemed necessary by the
Director.]
Footnotes:
{1} A variance may be allowed with Director approval.
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502 Regulation Report
State
Reg i on
State Regulation Citation
NEVADA
9
Chapter 445, Sections .682, and .742 through .748
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 11/07/75
Indirect heat transfer units
Less than 250 (63 MMkg-cal)
All fossil fuels
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MHBtu)
: Calculated by equation. {1}
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 4b, 5b, 5d
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [The aggregate heat content of all fuels whose products of combustion
pass through a stack or stacks, or the equipment manufacturer's or
designer's guaranteed maximum input, whichever is greater.]
=> other testing [Testing and or sampling will be determined by the Director.
All testing and sampling will be performed in accordance with recognized
methods and as specified by the Director.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51 (Appendix P)]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [445.692: A quarterly report of excess emission
identifying the date and time of emissions; the nature, cause and remedy of
all facility and instrument malfunctions, etc.]
=> specified by the Director
2c
3a.
4b.
5b.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
5d. Reporting
Footnotes:
O> Y = 0.7X (Y = 1.26X), where X = the operating heat input in millions of BTUs (kg-cal) per hour, and Y =
the allowable rate of emission of sulfur in pounds (kg) per hour. Some sources have specific
limitations.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEVADA
9
Chapter 445, Sections .682, and .742 through .748
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 11/07/75
Indirect heat transfer units
Greater than or equal to 250 (63 MHkg-cal)
Liquid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: Calculated by equation. <1>
Compliance Procedures
2c, 3a, 4b, 5b, 5c
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [The aggregate heat content of all fuels whose products of combustion
pass through a stack or stacks, or the equipment manufacturer's or
designer's guaranteed maximum input, whichever is greater.]
=> other testing [Testing and or sampling will be determined by the Director.
All testing and sampling will be performed in accordance with recognized
methods and as specified by the Director.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51 (Appendix P)]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [445.692; A quarterly report of excess emissions
identifying the date and time of emissions; the nature, cause and remedy of
all facility and instrument malfunctions, etc.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 51 [(Appendix P)]
2c
3a.
4b.
5b.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
5c. Reporting
Footnotes:
{1} Y = 0.4X (Y = 0.7X), where X = the operating heat input in millions of BTUs (kg-cal) per hour, and Y =
the allowable rate of emission of sulfur in pounds (kg) per hour. Some sources have specific
limitations.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEVADA
9
Chapter 445, Sections .682, and .742 through .748
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Before 11/07/75
Indirect heat transfer units
Greater than or equal to 250 (63 HMkg-cal)
Solid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
: Calculated by equation. {1}
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 4b, 5b, 5c
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [The aggregate heat content of all fuels whose products of combustion
pass through a stack or stacks, or the equipment manufacturer's or
designer's guaranteed maximum input, whichever is greater.]
=> other testing [Testing and or sampling will be determined by the Director.
All testing and sampling will be performed in accordance with recognized
methods and as specified by the Director.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51 (Appendix P)]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [445.692; A quarterly report of excess emissions
identifying the date and time of emissions; the nature, cause and remedy of
all facility and instrument malfunctions, etc.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 51 [(Appendix P)]
2c
3a.
4b.
5b.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
5c. Reporting
Footnotes:
d> Y = 0.6X (Y = 1.1X), where X = the operating heat input in millions of BTUs (kg-cal) per hour, and Y =
the allowable rate of emission of sulfur in pounds (kg) per hour. Some sources have specific
limitations.
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S02 Regulation Report
State NEVADA
Region 9
State Regulation Citation Chapter 445, Sections .682, and .742 through .748
Applicable Area Statewide
Applicable Time Frame Before 11/07/75
Facility Type Indirect heat transfer units
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) Greater than or equal to 250 (63 MMkg-cal)
Fuel Type Combination of solid and liquid fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu) : Calculated by equation. {1}
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 4b, 5b, 5c
1e. Neat Input Determination => other [The aggregate heat content of all fuels whose products of combustion
pass through a stack or stacks, or the equipment manufacturer's or
designer's guaranteed maximum input, whichever is greater.]
other testing [Testing and or sampling will be determined by the Director.
All testing and sampling will be performed in accordance with recognized
methods and as specified by the Director.]
continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 51 (Appendix P)]
1 hour
state regulation [445.692; A quarterly report of excess emissions
identifying the date and time of emissions; the nature, cause and remedy of
all facility and instrument malfunctions, etc.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 51 [(Appendix P}]
2c
3a.
4b.
5b.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
=>
=>
=>
5c. Reporting
Footnotes:
{1> Y = L(0.7) + S(1.1) / L + S, where X = the operating heat input in millions of BTUs (kg-cal) per hour,
and Y = the allowable rate of emission of sulfur in pounds (kg) per hour, and L = the percentage of
total heat input derived from liquid fuel, and S = the percentage of total heat input derived from solid
fuel. Some sources have specific limitations.
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
NEVADA
9
Chapter 445, sections .682 and .8185
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 11/07/75
Steam and electric generating boilers for recovery of resources
All
All fossil fuel
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu)
Less than or equal to 10.05
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 4a, 5a, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [The aggregate heat content of all fuels whose products of combustion
pass through a stack or stacks, or the equipment manufacturer's or
designer's guaranteed maximum input, whichever is greater.]
=> other testing [Testing and or sampling will be determined by the Director.
All testing and sampling will be performed in accordance with recognized
methods and as specified by the Director.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 60]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> other [Compliance with ambient standards must be based on the applicable
models, bases, and other requirements specified in "Guideline on air Quality
Models" (OAQPS 1.2 -080), June 1, 1984.]
2c
3a.
4a.
5a.
5e.
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State NEVADA
Region 9
State Regulation Citation Chapter 445, Sections .682 and .838
Applicable Area Region 147, Basin 73, Lovelock Valley. Southwest Gas Corporation
Applicable Time Frame After 11/07/75
facility Type Liquified natural gas facilities: gas turbines and vaporizers
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Liquified natural gas
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/HMBtu) : Less than or equal to 0.0003 Ib S02/MMBtu {1}
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 2c, 3a, 4a, 5a
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [The aggregate heat content of all fuels whose products of combustion
pass through a stack or stacks, or the equipment manufacturer's or
designer's guaranteed maximum input, whichever is greater.]
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
=> other testing [Testing and or sampling will be determined by the Director.
All testing and sampling will be performed in accordance with recognized
methods and as specified by the Director.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [40 CFR part 60]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 60
2a
2c
3a
4a
5a
Test Methods
Test Methods
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
Footnotes:
{1} Less than or equal to 2.1 gr/MMBtu natural gas burned (0.5 g/MMKg-cal)
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
ALASKA
10
Alaska Administrative Code, Title 18, Chapter 50
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
All
All
All
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: Less than 500
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2a, 2b4, 3a, 4c, 5d
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2a. Test Methods
2b4. Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4c. Averaging Time
5d. Reporting
=> source testing (as specified in 40 CFR Part 60)
=> fuel testing: other [Not specified]
=> continuous S02 monitoring
=> 3 hours
=> specified by the Director
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
IDAHO
10
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Rules and Regulations
through 01.1400.
Sections 01.1351
Applicable Area : Statewide
Applicable Time Frame : Global
Facility Type : All
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) : All
Fuel Type : Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than 0.3 for distillate fuel oil ASTM grade 1, less than 0.5 for distillate
fuel oil ASTM grade 2, less than 1.75 for residual fuel oils.
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2b2, 3c, 4d, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2b2. Test Methods => fuel testing: ASTM [D 1551-68, D 129-64, or D 1552-64]
3c. Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
4d. Averaging Time => 24 hours
5b. Reporting => state regulation [Monthly summaries including production rate, raw material
feed rate, fuel use rate, fuel analysis for sulfur, ash and heat content,
hours of operation, and emission measurements.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
IDAHO
10
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Rules and Regulations Sections 01.1351
through 01.1400.
Applicable Area : Statewide
Applicable Time Frame : Global
Facility Type : All
Facility Size (MHBtu/hr) : All
Fuel Type : Solid
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: Less than 1.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2b1, 3c, Ad, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2b1. Test Methods
3c.
4d.
5b.
=> fuel testing: ASTM [Mechanical: D2234065, sample preparation: D 2013-65,
sample analysis: D 271-68.]
Monitoring Requirements => sulfur content of fuel
Averaging Time
Reporting
=> 24 hours
=> state regulation [Monthly summaries to include production rate, fuel use
rate, fuel analysis for sulfur, ash and heat content, hours of operation,
and emissions measurements.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OREGON
10
State of Oregon Air Quality Control Program, Chapter 340,
division 22.
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 01/01/72
All
150-250
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
1.4
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
Test Methods => other testing [As approved by Department]
=> other [Methods on file with Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.]
=> other [Two hour]
=> state regulation [Reports prepared semi-annually on forms prepared by
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.]
2c.
3e.
4g.
5b.
Monitoring Requirements
Averaging Time
Reporting
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OREGON
10
State of Oregon Air Quality Control Program, Chapter 340, Division 22.
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
All
All
Liquid
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
Less than 0.3 (distillate ASTM grade 1), less than 0.5 (distillate ASTM grade 2),
and less than 1.75 (residual fuel oils).
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> other testing [As approved by the Department.]
=> other [Methods are on file with the Oregon Department of Environmental
Quality.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [Semi-annual reports on forms prepared by the Oregon
Department of Environmental Quality.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OREGON
10
State of Oregon Air Quality Control Program, Chapter 340, Division 22.
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (HMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
After 01/01/72
All
150-250
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(Ib S02/MMBtu)
: 1.6
Compliance Procedures :: 1a, 2b4, 3b, 3e, 4g, 5b
1a. Heat Input Determination => unit design rated (MMBtu/hr)
2b4. Test Methods => fuel testing: other [As approved by the Department.]
3b. Monitoring Requirements => ambient monitoring or diffusion estimate
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other [Methods are on file with the Oregon Department of Environmental
Quality.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Two hour]
5b. Reporting => state regulation [Semi-annual reports on i:orms prepared by the Oregon
Department of Environmental Quality.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
OREGON
10
State of Oregon Air Quality Control Program, Chapter 340, division 22.
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
All
All
Solid
Emissions Limits:
(X S)
: 1.0
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3e, 4g, 5b
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2c. Test Methods
3e. Monitoring Requirements
4g. Averaging Time
5b. Reporting
=> other testing (As approved by the Director.]
=> other [Methods are on file with the Oregon Department of Environmental
Quality.]
=> other [Not specified.]
=> state regulation [Semi-annual reports on forms prepared by the Oregon
Department of Environmental Quality.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State OREGON
Region 10
State Regulation Citation State of Oregon Air Quality Control Program, Chapter 340, division 22.
Applicable Area Portland, Salem, Eugene-Springfield, and Medford-Ashland Air Quality Maintenance
Areas, unless exempted by the Department.
Applicable Time Frame Global
Facility Type All
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr) All
Fuel Type Solid
Emissions Limits:
(X S) : Less than or equal to 0.3
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 261, 3e, 4g, 5e
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2b1. Test Methods => fuel testing: ASTM [D-3175]
3e. Monitoring Requirements => other {Methods are on file with the Oregon Department of Environmental
Quality.]
4g. Averaging Time => other [Not specified.]
5e. Reporting => other [Reports prepared semi-annually on forms prepared by the Oregon
Department of Environmental Quality.]
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WASHINGTON
10
Regulation 1, Chapter 9.07
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Puget Sound District (King, Kitsap, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties)
Global
All, including wigwam burners and hog fuel boilers.
All
All, including wood waste
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
Less than 1000 {1}
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 4b, 5b, 5c
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified]
2c.
Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4b.
5b.
Averaging Time
Reporting
5c. Reporting
=> other testing CMay be required to test according to the "Source Test
Manual- Procedures for Compliance Testing," State of Washington, Department
of Ecology.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Except for fossil fuel steam generators < 250
MMBtu per hour, facilities with no S02 control equipment in place, and wood
residue-fuel fired steam generators]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [Yearly inventory of stack and fugitive emsiions, total
emissions for year in tons, an estimate of 1 and 24 hour emissions from
maximum capacity operation, and average sulfur content of fuel]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 51
Footnotes:
{1} Emission limit is to be corrected to 7% oxygen.
reduce S02 emissions by ninety percent.
Sources emitting more than 40 Ib S02/hr must also
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S02 Regulation Report
State
Region
State Regulation Citation
WASHINGTON
10
Washington Administrative Code 173-400
Applicable Area
Applicable Time Frame
Facility Type
Facility Size (MMBtu/hr)
Fuel Type
Statewide
Global
All, including wigwam burners and hog fuel boilers.
All
All, including wood waste
Emissions Limits:
(ppm S02)
: Less than 1000 (1>
Compliance Procedures :: 1e, 2c, 3a, 4b, 5b, 5c
1e. Heat Input Determination => other [Not specified.]
2c.
Test Methods
3a. Monitoring Requirements
4b.
5b.
Averaging Time
Reporting
5c. Reporting
=> other testing [May be required to test according to the "Source Test Manual
- Procedures for Compliance Testing," State of Washington, Department of
Ecology.]
=> continuous S02 monitoring [Except for fossil fuel steam generators less
than 250 MMBtu per hour, facilities with no S02 control equipment in place,
and wood residue-fuel fired steam generators.]
=> 1 hour
=> state regulation [Yearly inventory of stack and fugitive emissions, total
emissions for year in tons, an estimate of 1 and 24 hour emissions from
maximum capacity operation, and average sulfur content of fuel.]
=> specified in 40 CFR Part 51
Footnotes:
t1> Corrected to 7% oxygen for combustion sources.
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TECHNICAL REPORT DATA
(Please read Instructions on the reverse before completing)
1. REPORT NO.
EPA-450/2-89-014
3. RECIPIENT'S ACCESSION NO.
4. TITLE AND SUBTITLE
Analysis of State and Federal Sulfur Dioxide Emission
Regulations for Combustion Sources (Revised)
5. REPORT DATE
September 1989
6. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION CODE
7. AUTHOR(S)
8. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION REPORT NO.
9. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME AND ADDRESS
Radian Corporation
Progress Center
3200 E. Chapel Hill Road/Nelson Highway
PO Box 13000, Research Triangle Park. NC
10. PROGRAM ELEMENT NO.
27709
11. CONTRACT/GRANT NO.
68-02-4392
Work Assignment No. 43
12. SPONSORING AGENCY NAME AND ADDRESS
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Sulfur Dioxide/Particulate Matter Programs Branch
Air Quality Management Division (MD-15)
Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
13. TYPE OF REPORT AND PERIOD COVERED
Final
14. SPONSORING AGENCY CODE
15. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES
This is a revision of the Analysis of State and Federal Sulfur Dioxide Emission
Regulations for Combustion Sources, published in November 1981.
16. ABSTRACT
State implementation plan (SIP) regulations and Federal new source performance
standards (NSPS) pertaining to sulfur dioxide (S02) emissions from fuel combustion
sources have been compiled and summarized in this report. State regulations which
were submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and have been approved as
part of the SIP as of December 31, 1988 are included. The source categories to
which the regulations presented herein apply are broadly defined as indirect and
direct heat exchangers, and primary steam generators (boilers).
This report will serve as a quick reference for estimating S02 emission rates,
assessing ranges of S02 control, and quantifying the relative stringency of emission
limits. Users are cautioned, however, to contact the appropriate State and/or local
air pollution control agency and EPA Regional Office to verify the specific SO?
emission limit that is applicable to an individual source.
17.
KEY WORDS AND DOCUMENT ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTORS
b.IDENTIFIERS/OPEN ENDED TERMS C. COS AT I Field/Group
Air Pollution
Combustion
Sulfur Dioxide
State implementation plan
New source performance
standards
Emission regulations
13B
21B
18. DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT
Unlimited
19. SECURITY CLASS (This Report)
Unclassified
21. NO. OF PAGES
426
20. SECURITY CLASS (Tins page I
Unclassified
22. PRICE
EPA Form 2220-1 (Rev. 4-77) PREVIOUS EDITION is OBSOLETE
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APPENDIX A
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