400R76103
AIR POLLUTION
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
QUARTERLY BULLETIN
NO. 5
JULY 1976
FINAL ISSUE
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Air Pollution Technical Information Center
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 277II
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AIR POLLUTION
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
QUARTERLY BULLETIN
NO. 5
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Air Pollution Technical Information Center
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711
July 1976
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3^01-73-001 A
3HOI-75-005A
1*401 -76-001
,3*»01-76-002
«50I-7&-001
«5(52-7««-020C
H502-7<4-021C
U502-7S-009
^502-76-001
^502-76-002
*>502-76-003
4503-73-006H
4503-75-055
TPCHNICAL GUI^E FOR REVIEW AND EVALUATION r>p
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULES FOR AIR POLLUTION S/UI.PCES. .1
P". 250-374/AS (« 9.25)
INSPECTION MANUAL FOR ENFORCEMENT OF NEW
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS - *SPHALT COMCRTTF PLAr!TS.
SUMMARY OF PARTICULATF ^M^) SDLF'JR OXl^F FMTSSION'
REDUCTIONS ACHIEVED NATIONWIDE F"" SF|FCTEP
INDUSTRIAL CATEGORIES, 1970-1974. i/7/,,
ON OF WOOD RFSIOtjE IN CONICAL
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r> r> 7^1-7^2/AS < * 9 . p -;
r F. ''isSTONs SURVEY r>r T
GAS PROCESSING tvnilSTRY. ln/7^.
F" " 7 Sl-n70/AS ( « f • r> T ).
^TP Qi.iftLtTY A'!ALY<;IS '''nR^sHnp, VOL ?. -
R Y . 1/74.
M 503-7 r, - T P 7 CALCULATION OF r M ? S 5 | o M F A C T Q P S FOR
L B'lRNlMf; i\CT I V I T I F.«?«
VALIP|AT'OM AK'n T I Mr-CONCF"ITP«T I HM A M M_ Y S
OF THRFC Pn^'EP PLANTS.
''503-76-nnM ASRF5Tns CONTAMINATION OF THF AIR IN
BUILDINGS. 1 H / 7 *> .
Or I NSTWliCT 1 0"JS FOR PRnjF.CTTNr, rwlSS
IN S^ALL GFPG1* APMI c - PRFL I 'M "I * ^ Y T£5T i^lNG
BAL TIMORF AlP T 1 1 A L- T T Y " A T V y C N A f-' C T «"FA ^ftyA. 1/7=,
13-76-003 DETERMINATION 0 T PARTIC'U.ATF r M I S S I n •>'
FOR ^nlLFRS AND I Mr I NEP A TOPS Q°nNy ^^1D
MANHATTAN". ?/7"4.
on 251-574/A5 (* r^.r>n)
_7(()_n':9 AIR QUALITY IMPACT AMALY«?IS TOR APPLTCATIO"
IN LAND USE AMD TRANSPORTATION PLANNING,
PROCFfRIMGS OF THF CONFERFMCE. 9/7=;.
Pn 250-t;60/AS (^ 9.7^)
M5H3-7A-013 COST OF RETROFITTING CO
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MASS EMISSION*! FROM TEN PRE-CONTROLLFD GASOLINE
TRUCKS, AND' COMPARISONS BETWEEN DIFFERENT
TRUCKS ON A ROAD COURSE. 3/75.
P3 251-5K6/AS (SI1.0Q)
ACTUAL AND RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE PR A CT I CF, S FOR
LIGHT-DUTY VEHICLES FOR 1975 AND LATER-MODEL
YEARS. 7/75*
ACTUAL AND RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE PRACTICES
FOR LIGHT-DUTY VEHICLES FOp 1975 AND LATER-MODEL
YEARS. 7/75,
P* 251-737/AS m6.25>
!J603-75-010 EVALUATION OE THE INTERFACE BETWEEN VEHICLE FUEL
EILLPIPES A'--'D VAPOR RECOVERY NOZ7LES, 10/75,
P« 751-975/AS If 6,7=1)
'j6n3-76-OnMA DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIFICATIONS FOR A MOTORCYCLE.
DYNAMOMETER AND MOTORCYCLE COOLING SYSTEM -
VOL. 1 - DESIGN STUDY. 2/76.
PR 252-261/AS (9510.25)
'J6n3-76-OnMB DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIFICATIONS FOR A MOTORCYCLE
DYNAMOMETER AMD MOTORCYCLE COOLING SYSTEM,
VOL. 2 - SPECIFICATIONS. 2/76.
"603-76-005 070NE AND PARTICIPATE FORMATION IN PHOTOCHEMICAL
REACTIONS. <
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6 001-76-010.^
A0n| -76-01 1
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f ODi-76-015
6001-76-016
6002-75-077
6002-76-002
6002-76-004
6002-76-007
6002-76-008
6002-76-009
6002-76-012A
6002-76-012*
6002-76-013A
6002-76-013B
EMISSION TO*I<"lTY VTA SEUrCT?n ASSAYS OP
NUCLEIC ATI1"* A NO PROTEIN SYNTHESIS. 1/76,
SESSMENT OF ToVICTTY or AUTOMOTIVE MFTAI, !, 1C
EMISSIONS*. V-'OL, "> - "F|.. ATT»F TOXICTTTFS op
AUTOMOTIVE METALLIC F-MSSIOMS AGAP'ST L.E^.D
CAL PAPAMFTE"S« 1/76.
COMMUNITY HFAI.TH F^V I 9PMMFMT A I. SUP VF I | L A K'f F
STUDITS ( C H L S ? » AI
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SOURCES IN JAPAN. 1/76.
. 6002-76-OM
6002-76-015
6002-76-023
6002-76-02H
6002-76-0328
6002-76-035
6002-76-0 3 6A
6002-76-036*
6002-76-0 3 6C
6002-76-036D
4002-76-036E
*OQ2-76-036'r
60n?-76-336G
60 02-76-0
MOLECULAR SIEVE MERCURY CONTROL PROCTSS
CHLOR-ALKAL! PLANTS. i/76.
MOLECULAR SIEVE NITROGEN OXIDES CONTROL
IN NITRIC ACID PLANTS. 1/76.
TENTATIVE PROCEDURES EOR PARTICLF SITING 1 1>
PROCESS STREAMS - CASCADE IMPACTORS. 2/7A.
REUSE CF POME* PLANT DESULFIJRT7ATION
WASTE WATFRi 2/76.
SOURCE ASSESSMENT - FLAT GLASS M ANHF ACTUR P'G
PLANTS* 3/7A.
F^'ALUATION OF EIGHT NOVELrlNE
PARTICLE COLLECTION DEVICES. 2/76.
DESIGN AND OPERATING PAR'VMETERS FOR EMISSION
CONTPQI. STUniES; WHITE PINE COPPER SMELTpp.
DESIGN AND OPERATING PARAMETERS FOP E
CONTROL STUDIES: KFMNECOTT, HAYOEN,
SMELTER. 2/76.
DESIGN AMD OPERATING PARAMETERS FOR E M I S S I r M
CONTPOL STUnlF5: KEMNEcOTT, MC GIL!.,
COPPER SMELTER. 2/76.
HFSIGN AND OPERATING PARAMETERS EOR EMISSION
CONTPOL STUDIES: *• E M N r c o T T , H u P L F v , COPPER
SMELTER. 2/76.
6002-76-037
DESIGN AV!D OPERATIMG PARAMETERS FOP r M t S S T n N
CONTROL STUDIES: MAGMA, SA^' MANUEL, cnpprR
SMELTER. 2/76.
HrSIGN AND OPERATING PARAMETERS EOR F " I «; 5 In M
CONTROL ^TUSIF-S: PMFLP«; oonc,E, AJO, COPPTR
SMELTER. 2/76.
DESIGN AND OPERATING PAPAMETFRS FOP EMISSION
CONTROL STUDIES: PHFLPS HOHGE, MOPFMCI,
COPPER SMELTER. ?/76.
DESIGN A^ID OPERATING PARAMETFR5 FOR F M j «; <; T * M
CONTPOL STIJDIES: PHELDS DOn<5E, DOUGI AS,
COPPER SHELTER. 2/?6.
C\TALYTIC OXIDATION or FUELS FOP MITPOGFN ^XI
CONTROL TPOM ftRFA SOURCES. 2/76.
6002-76-03S
RESIDENTIAL nti_ FURNACE
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OPTIMIZATION - PHASE 1. 2/76.
6002-76-039
6002-76-0^0
6002-76-041
6002-76-OM2
6002-76-04'4R
6002-76-OH6R
6002-76-0'48A
6002.-76-OHR*
6002-76-OM9A
6002-76-0<49P
A002-76-OSO
6002-76-OS5
6007-76-063
60o?-76-06"»
CHEMISTRY OF FUEL NITROGEN CONVERSION TO
NITROGEN OXIDES IN COMBUSTION* 2/76.
EVALUATION OF ELF-CTROFLU I D I 7EO BEO. 2/76.
EVALUATION OF ELECTRIC FIEI.O FABRIC FILTRATION. 2/76.
PARTICIPATE CONTROL MORRE T£ST UNITS - FITST
YEARS OPERATION. 2/76.
ENERGY SUPPLY, OEM A ND/NFFO , ANO THE GAPS
VOL 1. - AN OVERVIEW. 3/76.
ENERGY SUPPLY, OEMAND/NFED, &NO THF r,APS BETWEEN,
VOL. 2 - MONOGRAPHS ANO WORKING PAPERS. i/76.
PRELIMINARY EMISSIONS ASSESSMENT OF CONVENTIONAL
STATIONARY COMBUSTION SYSTEMS, VOL. 1 - EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY. 3/76.
PRELIMINARY EMISSIONS ASSESSMENT Or r ON VFMT i ON A I
STATIONARY COMBUSTION! VOL. 2 - F I N /> L RE"ORT. 3/7A.
MOl.£CU| AR Sl'EVF TESTS FOR CONTROL OF MlTRO^EN OXIHE
EMISSIONS F»OM A NITRIC ACID PLANT; VOL 1. 3/76,
MOLECULAR SIEVE TESTS FOR CONTROL OF N
EMISSIONS F^OM A NITRIC ACID PLANT; VOL. 2» 3 / 7 A .
ELECTRICAL ENERGV AS AN ALTTPiv'ATE TO CLEAN EUELS FOR
STATIONARY SOURCES! VOL. I'. 3/76.
ELECTRICAL ENERGY AS AN ALTE&NATF TO CLEA') FUEL? FOP
STATIONARY 50 U PCES5 VOL. 2. 3/76.
fr^ONO^IC ASSES5"ENT OT P * C< F I T T I NG POWER PLANTS
WITH Cl OSEO. CYCLE COOLING SYSTEMS. 3/76.
CONTROL OF STEEL Pl.Af'T SCAREiMQ EMISS
USING WET ELECTROSTATIC PREC I P I T AT ORS . 3/76.
EVALUATION OF El. .ECTR OST A T I C AUGMENTATION FOR FINE
PARTICLE CONTPOL. 3/76.
COMPARISON OF FOSSIL ANO WOOD F'IFLS. 3/76.
COMPAR15oN OF WET CHF^KAL AMD INSTRMMFMTAI, MFTHOOS
FOR MEASURING AIRRo°NE 5ULFATE - U'TERIM REPORT. 3/76
PT»»EX - RANK TIG AIR POLLUTION SOURCES *Y POPULATION'
EXPOSURE. 3/7#,»
C POLLUTION POTENTIAL FROM FOSSIL FUEL
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4002-76-073
A 0 n 7 - 7 A, - 0 fl
/, 002-76-037
A 0 n ?. - 7 /, - 0 9 9 A
A002-76-OP9
AOn?-76- I 00
6002-76-1 ! fl
* 002-7 6 -120
^-003-75-005
PFSOHRCFS
TRANSPORTATION. 3/76.
N<; , AN
T OF PARTICLE enMT?n|_ TF^H^lo|^rY
AST^Tns STIinrE*: - PHA^r 7. 3/7A.
E%' AH.UT T O*1 ne-
PARTICLE CO'
G GL n v E 7 A T ! n M
HM Of" TMF9MAI. A Rr.LOMp- R A T I ON r n F?
PARTir I.E. CONTROL. 3/7A.
L °F FLUr G^S CLF«NIM£ WA5TFS - FP»
FIFLO FVALUATIOM - JMUISL ^FPORT. 3/76.
TUMVFL
'! OF "ARTICLE ST7TMG
FTFFCT
TIOM PAPAMFTF^S
FABRICS. 3/76.
ASSESS MTMT OF TMF 0 EG PEE OF FLEXTRIIITY I v Fl'EL
niSTPfniJTIO'l PATTERNS. 3/76.
FLARE SYSTEMS ST'JnY. 3/76.
A QUALITY AcS'.'SAMrE PROG°AM FOR THE ^P*/
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6003-76-016
6003-76-017
f OflH-76-0 1 3
6QP5-76-OQ3
6252-75-007
625^-75-009
6501-75-001
6502-7M-098A
6501-75-005
A5rm-75-02MC
ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF CARBON MONOXIDE IN ST LOUIS,
MISSOURI AREA. H/76.
A STUDY OF PAN-yYPE COMPOUNDS AND RELATED
PRECURSORS. 1/76.
EFFECTS OF GASEO'JS POLLUTANTS ON MATERIALS - A
CHAMBER STUDY. 2/76.
REGIONAL AIR POLLUTION STUDY - EXPEDITIONARY RESEARCH
PROGRAM, SUMMER J975. ?/76,
PHOTOCHEMICAL OXIDANTS IN THE AMBIENT AIR OF
THE UNITED STATES. 2/76.
DETERMINATION OF HEIGHT FOR STACK NEAR BUILDINGS -
WIND TUNWEL STUDY. 2/76.
MnDELING OF THE EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS AND DISPERSION
IN URBAN ATMOSpHERFS. 2/76.
METHODOLOGY FOR INVENTORYING HYDROCARBONS. 3/76.
COLLABORATIVE STUDY OF PARTICULATE EMISSIONS MEASUREMENTS
BY EPA METHODS 2, 3, AMD 5 USING PAIRED PARTICULATE
SAMPLING TRAINS (MUNICIPAL INCIN£RATORS), 3/76•
Ci\SE STUDIES OF TRANSIT ENERGY AND AJR POLLUTION
IMPACTS. 5/76.
FLUE GAS DESUUFURIZATION AND
SULFURIC ACID PRODUCTION VIA MAGNESIA SCRUBBING. 1975.
SECOND PROGRESS REPORT: LIME/LIMESTONE
WET-SCRURBING TEST RESULTS AT THE EPA
ALKALI SCRUBBING TEST FACILITY. 1975.
AIR POLLUTION ASPECTS OF SLUDGE
INCINERATION. 6/75.
HEALTH AND ANNOYANCE IMPACT OF .ODOR
POLLUTION. 10/73.
EVALUATION OF P. AND D INVESTMENT ALTERNATIVES
FOR SULFUR OXIDES AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
PROCESSES, PART 2. e/75.
GUIDELINES FO* DEVELOPMENT OF A
QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM - VISUAL DETERMINATION
OF OPACITY EMISSION FROM STATIONARY SOURCES. H/75.
OBJECTIVE PROCEDURES FOR OPTIMUM LOCATION OF AIR
POLLUTION OBSERVATION STATIONS. 6/75.
GUIDELINES FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAMS FOR
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MOPILE SOURCE EMISSIONS MFASUREMENT SYSTEMS -
PHASE 2, HEAVY-DUTY OIESEL ENGINES - DUALITY
ASSURANCE GUIDELINES. 6/75.
GUIDELINES FO* *J"ALITY ASSURANCE PROr-RAM5
MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS MEASUREMENT SYSTr
PHASE 2f HEAVY-DUTY OIESEL ENGINES - TEST
A5r,<4-75-r)7ME Gi'IDELINFS E0FL T >!ES .
GUIDELINES F 0 •* Pfl PROGRAMS Eo" MOBILE SOURCE
EMISSIONS MfASUREMFf'T SYSTEMS - PHASE
HEAVY DUTY GASOLINE ENGINES - TEST PP
6702-73-098 OPORS EMITTED FROM RAW AND DIGESTED
SLUDGE.
PR
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SUBJECT INDEX
This index is computer-generated based on words that appear
in the titles. The entries under each term are in numerical order from
left to right.
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SUBJECT INDEX
ABATEMENT
60^2-76-01 3* 6on.2-7A-01 3n
Ann IT I vE
6002-75-OHS
AFROS
AGGLOMERATION
6002-76-066 60^2-76-067
AIR QUALITY
450 ! -76-OO t 4503-75-ri^nr,
AIRCRAFT
-7 4-
ALKALI
6252-75-OQ*
ALUMINUM INDUSTRY
4502-7^-020
AMBIENT
4003-76-017
AMBIENT CONDITIONS
ANALYSIS
ANALYTICAL
6002-76-012A 6002-7^-0 1
ANNOYANCE
A50I-75-OOI
ARC
AREA
60P2-75-077
ARFA SOURCES
6002-76-037
ASBESTOS
ASPHALT
3MOI-75-005A 6002-76-J20
ASSAYS
6001-7&-010A
ASSURANCE
AUGMENTATION
6002-76-055
AUTOMOTIVE
6001-76-0104 60"|-76-OlOp 600 I - 7 6-0 1
BACKFITTTNG
6002-76-050
BASELINE LEVELS
6001-76-019
A-l
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INDEX
4503-76-003
1503-76-00'?
S
4503-76-004
BOILERS
BRONX
8U J LO I
B U R N E R 5
3401-76-00?
CALIBRATION
6002-76-1 16
CAR
4603-76-006
6002-76-023
CAT
6001-76-007
CATALYTIC
6002-76-037
CHAMBER
6003-76-015
CHARG i ^G
6002-76-099
CHEMICAL
6002-76-059
CHEMISTRY
6001-76-016
CHESS
6001-76-011
CTTY
4509-76-001
c i, r. A M
4539-76-001
6004-76-00]
600?-7/,-r39
6002-76-049^
CLOSED-CYCLE
6002-76-050
COAL PREPARATION PLANTS
COKE 0 V E M
4503-76-01 3
CO
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INDEX
NAT T
4603-76-009B
6002-76-035
DEVICES
DIESEL
DIESEL
650<4-75-0?<4E
DIGESTED
6702-73-099
OISPEPSIOM
6031-76-002
DISPOSAL
6002-76-070
ON PATTERN 5
6002-76-076
60n?-76-036N
DOWNWIND
6002-76-OB9*
0 v NI K *\ 0 M E T E R
EFTECT
EEEECTS
6002-76-07'4
'4603-76-00?/1 *t6n3-76-009R 6001-76-OOJ 6001-76-009
6003-76-01'; 600<4-76-Of)2
ELECTEIC
ELECTRIC EIELD
6002-76-OH 1
ELECTRICAL
6002-76-0<49« 6002-76-0
ELECTPOFI.UIOIZEO
6002-76-0^0
ELECTROSTATIC
6002-76-055
ELECTROSTATIC PREC I P I T A TOP, S
6002-76-05H
EMISSION EACTOPS
M503-76-OOB
ENCLOSED
6002-76-065
ENERGY
6002-76-O'HA
6005-76-003
EMEO^CEMENT
3H01-75-005A
EMR t NE
4603-7*4-006
H603-76-009P
ENGINEERING
4503-73-006M
ENGINES
650H-75-02'4C
6002-76-0^9 A
**6o.3-76-009 A *»603-76-00*B
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6007-7 5-fl t R
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o503-"'6-On9
CON1C*L
3401-76-002
CONTAMINATION
4503-76-004
CONTROL.
<4503-7 3-00 f>y
6007-76-00&
6007-76-036A
6007-76-000 60P2-76-014
T2-76-037
6002-76-^2 60"7-76-04P
6002-76-00"
6007-76-ni^
6007-76-03AD
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6002-76-04"*
6007-76-067 60n?-76-|20
401-76-007 '
CONVENTIONAL
6002-76-046A
COOLIf'G SYSTFM
4603-76-OC4A
SYSTEMS
6002-76-
^503-76-013
'6007-76-03A* 6002-76-0
6002-76-036F
6002-76-036A
6007-76-036D
60C2-76-036G 6002-76-036H
COST
CR1TF.P! A
C ! I P 0 L A
6002-75-077
4503-73-006"
4509-76-001
6002-76-004
DATA
4503-76-006
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6002-76-044^
DEMONSTRATION
°F 6002-76-004 6002-76-0«0
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6002-7A-036M
MZATION
6002-76-074 62^7-7^-007
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'( 509-76-0° 1
N T T E
MITROGF.N OXIDES
-76-013'' AOnp-76-Ol'i 6002-7 6-
6002-76-008
NOVEL
6007-76-03^
M o 7 7 1. r S
14603-75-01 0
N 1 1 r I r 1 C ACID
60^ 1 -76-0 1 O
6002-76-009
OIL
6002-76-038
CM L F T R F 0
(4509-76-001
6002-76-088
OM-'SITF PROCF.SSING
6002-76-06'*
OPACITY
6002-76-036A 60H2-76-G36R AOn?-76-036C 6002-76-0 3 AO
6002-76-03AF 60H2-76-036F 6002-76-036G 6002-76-03 AH
OPERATION
'4509-76-001 60P2-76-OM2
4509-76-001
OPTIMIZATION
6002-76-039
Qf'T I MUM
650«*-75-005
0 V I n A N T
6001-76-009
0 X I 0 A N T S
6003-76-017
OXIDATION
6002-76-037
6002-76-007
070NF
1603-76-005 6001-76-001
PALL AO I DM
6001-76-016 6001-76-C19
A-9
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SUBJECT INDEX
PAN-TYPE
6003-76-012
PARTICLE
6002-76-023 6002-76-035 6002-76-O55 6002-76-065
6002-76-066 6002-76-0*7 6002-76-073
PARTICULATE
3401-76-0.01 4503-76-008 45O3-76-01 3 6002-76-04?
6004-76-014 6004-76-014
PASSENGER
4603-76-006
PERFORMANCE
3401-75-005A 450?-74-C!SC 4507-74-020C 4502-74-021C
PETROLEUM
6002-76-012B
PHELPS DODGE
6002-76-036F 6002-76-03AG 6002-76-0!
PHOSPHORUS
6003-75-005
PHOTOCHEMICAL
6003-76-017
P L A M N I N G
4503-76-009
PLANTS
f002-76-032p
PL AT I ^IUM
600J-76-016 6001-76-019
6002-76-063
POP'JL AT I ON
PO'VER PLANT
M503-76-OP2
PRECURSORS
6003-76-01 ?
PP I M /yp V
^ S 0 2 - 7 q - 0 2 0 r
PROCEEDIV'GS
A S 0 «4 - 7 5 - 0 ? 4 E
P ° 0 T E I N
A001-76-01 OA
P'.'RL 1C
4503-76-10'*
QUALITY
ASOH-75-02MC
QUALITY ASSU"AMCE
R A N < I M G
A-10
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ENVIRONMENTAL
600 1 -76-006
ESTIMATION
6001-76-0 15
6nn i -76-01 I
EVALUATION
3401-73-001 1 4603-7^-0)0
6002-76-040 6002-76-Out
6002-76-067 <,gr,7.7*,-Q73
6002-76-036F
EXPOSURE
600?-76-063
F4PRIC
6002-76-041
FABRICS
6002-76-074
FACILITY
6252-75-008
LOYS
FIELD EVALUATION
6002-76-070
F ! L L P I P E S
4603-75-010
FILTRATION
6007-76-041
FLARE
6002-76-079
FLAT
6002-76-037q
FI F X I 8 I L I T Y
6002-76-076
Fl UE GAS
6252-75-007
FLUE GAS CLEANING
6002-76-070
FLUE-FED
4509-76-001
FOSSIL
6002-76-056
FOUNDRY
6002-76-004
FUEL
4502-76-002
6002-76-064
FUELS
6002-76-037
FUGITIVE
6002-76-089A
FURNACE
6002-76-038
FURNACES
4502-74-018C
600?-76-oT4
6002-76-064
6nn7-.7c.-Q77
6oo?-76-m5t; f002-
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76-06A
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6002-75-048 6002
60D2-76-0««9/i 6007-76-049B 6002
4603-75-OJO
6002-76-076
76-039
76-056
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SUBJECT INDEX
GASEOUS
6002-75-0*48 6003-76-015
GASOLINE:
1603-73-0.029
GASOLINE-POWERED
4603-73-0029
GEOGRAPHIC
H503-76-006
GLASS MANUFACTURING
6002-76-032"
GTCP85
M603-76-009* <4603-76-009«
GUIOELINES
^•502-76-003 6002-76-OB1
600?-74,-ne«
HANDBOOK
6Q01-76-OI 1
HAYOEN
60H2-76-036R
HEALTH
6001-76-011
HEAVY DUTY
HrAVY-DUTY
HEIGHT
AOOH-76-OOl
HUMAN
6001-76-01''
HURLEY
6002-76-036^
BOMS
600H-76-013
-4503-76-009
60H7-76-1 1 8
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6002-76-023
6009-76-0^3
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I M p ft c T 0 R
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4503-76-00*
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INSTRUCTIONS
1503-76-006
6002-76-073
INTERACTION
INTERFACE
MAO 3 -75-010
INVENTORYING
6001-76-n j 3
INVESTMENT
IRON
6002-76-004
'JAPAN
6002-76-01 3A 6nr>2-7 A-0 ! 3P
KFNNECOTT
» 6002-76-0363 600 2-76-0 36C 60n?-7A-ni/n
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<4503-76-009
6001-76-0100
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60H1 .7^-009
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LIGHT-DUTY
LIME
6252-75-008
LIMESTONE
6002-76-OflO
LOCATION
LUNG
6001-76-009
MAGMA
6002-76-036r
MAGNESIA
6252-75-007
MAINTENANCE
MANGANESE
6001-76-01 6
MANHATTAN
S503-76-OOP
MANUAL
600 1 -76-0 1 I
MASS
•4603-75-OCM
MATERIALS
6003-76-0 1 5
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