400R76102
AIR POLLUTION
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
U. S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
QUARTERLY BULLETIN
NO. 4
APRIL 1976
THIS LISTING PREPARED BY:
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AIR POLLUTION
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
U. S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
QUARTERLY BULLETIN
NO. 4
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
Air Pollution Technical Information Center
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711
April 1976
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OPERATED OVER A ROAD COURSE). This report should be
available from NTIS by mid-April 1976 and may be
ordered by title and EPA number.
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2301-75-002
3MO1-75-OD7
3H01-75-OH8
MOO 1 1-74-OU2
^309-75-01*4
4507-75-008
MAXIMUM SULFUR DIOXlDfc CONCENTRATIONS PRODUCED
BY A 1000 MEGAWATT POWER PLA»'T, H/75.
PR 241 -75*
GUIDELINES FOR EVALUATION OF VISIBLE EMISSIONS
CERTIFICATION, FIELD PROCEDURES, LEGAL ASPECTS,
AND BACKGROUND MATERIAL. 5/75,
PR 2H7-A75/A5 ( f, 6.00)
GUIDELINES FOR ENFORCEMENT AMD 5I1R VF ! L.I, ANCE OF
SUPPL. FMFNTARY CONTROL SYSTEMS. 9/75*
PR 2M7-789/AS If 6«7b)
TRANSPORTATION CONTROLS TO REDHCF
USE AMD IMPROVE AIR QUALITY IN CITIFS: THE
NEED, THE OPTIONS, AND EFFECTS ON URBAN
ACTIVITY. 1 1 /7*4.
DISPOSAL OF ORGANOCHLORINE WASTF.S BY
INCINFRATION AT SEA. 7/75
STATE AfR POLLUTION IMPLEMENTATION PL«M PROGRESS
REPORT, JANUARY 1 - JUNE 30, 1975. 9/75.
4503-73-0061
H503-7<4-068
H503-7'4-07l
H5D3-7M-07H
H503-7M-075
F N G I N E E P. I N C, AklD COST STUDY OF MR POLLUTION
CONTROL FOR THE PE TKQC HE M I C A I INDUSTRY, VOL. 9.
POLYVIMYL CHLORIDE MANUFACTURE. 7/75.
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INVESTIGATION OF O?ONE AND 070»-'E PRECURSOR
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BY THF ENERGY SUPPLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL COORDINATION
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BY THF ENERGY SUPPLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL COORDINATION
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ACT. 12/7M
PR 2«*7-97«4/AS (55 4.50)
IMPLEMENTATION pLAM RfcVlEW FOR UTAH AS REQUIRED BY
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COORDINATION ArT. 12/7<4.
PR 2«4R-392/AS (^ *(.50)
IMPLEMENTATION PLAM RtviFw FOR VIRGIN ISLANDS AS
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PR 247-Q87/AS {* M.OO)
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN REVIEW FOR IILI^OIS AS KFpu
BY THF ENERGY SUPPLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
COORDINATION ACT. 2/75
IMPLEMENTATION P|_AM REVIEW FOR MISSISSIPPI AS
REQUIpFD BY THE ENERGY SUPPLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
COORDlMATIONACT.2/75.
IMPLEMENTATION PLAM REVIEW FOR GUAM AS REQUIRED
BY THF ENERGY SUPPLY AMD ENVIRONMENTAL
COORDINATION ACT. 2/75.
PR 2<47-770/AS (? «4,00)
IMPLEMENTATION p | AN Rtvirw FOR NORTH DAKOTA AS
KEOUIPED HY THE ENERGY SUPPLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
COORDINATION AcT. 2/75.
PR 2H7-977/AS ( * «.50)
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN REVIFW FOR so 1 1 TH OAKOTA AS
REQUIRED BY ENERGY SUPPLY AND EN V I ROMMEM T A|
COORDINATION ACT. 1/75.
PR 2«*fl-393/AS (« u.50)
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H503-75-OBI
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H503-75-OP2B
HS03-75-OP3
4503-75-0*4
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN Rt-VlFW FOR PENNSYLVANIA AS
REOUIPFD BY THE ENEKGY SUPPLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
COORDINATION AfT. 2/76.
PB
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COORDINATION ACT. 2/76.
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IMPLEl-EwTftTlON PLAM RtVlrw FPR MTSSnilRT AS
REOUIPFD BY THE FNE*GY SUPPLV AMD ENVIRONMENTAL
COORDINATION ACT. 2/75.
ntLD SURVEILLANCE AND ENFORCEMENT GUIDE - «OOD
PULPING INDUSTRY. 3/75.
AIRPORT EMISSION INVENTORY METMOOOLnG Y . 1 7 / 7q .
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PRELIMINARY ECONOMIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF POSSIBLE
REGULATORY ACTION TO CONTROL ATMOSPHrRlC
OF SELECTED HALOCARBQNS. 9/7S.
COMPARISON OE FOUR METHODOLOGIES TO PROJECT
EMISSIONS FOR THE ST LOUIS METROPOLITAN AKEA. 11/75.
PR
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EMISSION DENSITY AND ALLOCATIOM PROCEDURES FOR
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PR 2M8-773/A5 (f ^.50)
CHARACTFRI7ATION OF SULFUR REC^VFRY IN Oil A*'D
NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION. R/7H,
PB 24IH-AO?/AS ( f. A.OU)
SOURCE INVENTORY AND fcMISSION FACTOR ANALYSIS,
VOL. 1 . 9/7H,
SOURCE INVENTORY AND EMISSION FACTOR ANALYSIS.
VOL. 2* APPENDICES. 9/7M.
PR
COMPREHfMSIVE ANALYSIS OF TIME-CONCENTRATION
RELATIONSHIPS AND THE VALIDATION OF A S I N&LF-SOURCF
DISPERSION MODEL. 3/75.
PB 250-814/AS ($ 6.75)
MONITORING VINYL CHLOKIDE APOUMD
DF FABRICATION PLANTS, in/75.
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6002-75-022
6002-75-023
6002-75-025
6007-75-OM5
COST DAjA - VAPOR RECOVERY SYSTEMS AT
SERVICE STATIONS. 9/75.
GUIDELINES FOR AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE PLANNjNG AND
ANALYSIS, VOL. 13. ALLOCATING PROJECTED EMISSIONS
TO SllBCOUNTY AREAS. SUPPLEMENT NO. !. 9/75.
P8 2M7-777/AS (« M.OO)
A STUDY OF EMISSIONS FROM 1967.197M LIfiHT-DUTY
VEHICLES IN NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. 10/7«».
PP 2«48-957/AS (s 7.75)
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND VEHICLE EMISSIONS. IO/7H.
PP 2M7
AUTOMOBILE EXHAUST EMISSION SURVEILLANCE
ANALYSIS OF THE EY73 PROGRAM, 7/75
PR
FURTHER INVESTIGATION INTO VARIABILITY JN
AIRCRAFT TURBINE EMISSION MEASUREMENTS. H/75.
MOLYBDENUM - A TOX I COLOG I C AL APPRAISAL. 11/75.
PR 2<*9-<45fl/AS <* A. 00)
CHEMISTRY AND MODE OF ACTION OF I NSEC T I C 1 DES . 1 / 76 .
PLANT WINDBOX GAS REC I RCUL A T I ON SYSTEM
DEMONSTRATION - PHASE 1. ENGINEERING AND
DESIGN. 8/7S.
CONDITIONING OF FLY ASH WITH SULFUR TRlOXIDE
AND AMMONIA. 8/75.
PB 2M7-?31/AS (« A. 75)
STUDY OF FLUX FORCF/CONDFNSATION SCRUBBING
OF FlME PARTICLES. 8/75.
EFFECTS OF TRANSIENT OPERATING CONDITIONS ON
STEAM.ELECTRIC GENERATOR EMISSIONS. &/7«;.
PB 2M7-701/AS (« 5.50)
ABSORPTION OF SULFUR DIOXIDE IN SPRAY COLUMN AND
TURBULENT CONTACTING "ABSORBERS, 8/75.
PB 2M7-33«*/AS (* 5.50)
PARTICLE DETECTOR BY MECHANICAL IMPACT SENSING. 6/75.
PB 2H7-212/AS {, 5.00)
A METHOD F0« EVALUATING SULFUR DIOXIDE
ABATEMENT STRATEGIES. 9/75.
PB 2^6-669/AS
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6007-75-052
6002-75-055
6002-75-056
6007-75-057
6007-75-059
6007-75-063
6002-75-066
6007-75-067
6002-75-068
6002-75-OA9A
6002-75-071
6007-75-073
6007-75-074
6007-75-075
COSTS FOR STATIONARY SOURCES - SUMMARY
STUDY, 9/75.
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF A COMMERCIAL SCALE
FOR CHEMICAL DESULFUR^ATION OF COAL. 9/75.
PB 2M8-199/AS <*16.2S>
COLLECTION EFFICIENCY STUDY OF THE PROPOSED
METHOD 13 SAMPLING TRAIN. 9/75.
TRtATMENT OF TEXTILE WASTEWATE* BY ACTIVATED
SLUDGF AND ALUM COAGULATION. 10/75.
PB 2«»8-l<»2/AS <« 7.7b)
PARTICIPATE COLLECTION EFFICIENCY MEASUREMENTS
ON THREE ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS
S ( * 5.00)
THE MAGNESIA SCRUBBING PROCESS AS APPLIED TO AN
OIL-FlPEO POWER PLANT. 10/75,
PP 2<47-?01/AS (9 9.0U)
PROCEEDINGS - SYMPOSIUM ON FINE PARTICLES -
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, MAY 1975. in/75.
CATALYTIC HE SULFUR I Z A T I ON AND OEN I TROGFNAT I ON . 10/75,
PR "2MR- 1 0 1 / AS <« <4.50)
MOLECULAR SIEVE CONTROL PROCESS IN SUlFURIC
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EVALUATION OF NATIONAL BOILER INVENTORY. 10/75.
PR 2MR-100/AS (? «4.50)
ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM DEFINITION FOR PFTROLtU"
REFINpRlES, SYNTMETIC NATURAL GAS PLANTS, ANH
LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS PLANTS. 11/75.
GUIDELINES FOR RFSIDENTI&L OIL-BURNER ADJUSTMENTS. JO/75.
PR 2«4«]l-?9?/ AS ( * M.OU)
DETENTION TANK FOR COMBINED SEWEP OVERFLOW -
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, DEMONSTRATION PROJECT. 12/75.
SULFUR nlOXlDt REDUCTION IN NON-UTILITY COMBUSTION
SOIIRCFS - TECHNICAL ANn ECONOMIC COMPARISON OF
ALTERNATIVES, 10/75.
PR 2M«-n51/A5 < * 9.7b>
EVALUATION OF A oARTICULftTE 5CPURBER OM A COAL-FIRE"
UTILITY POILER. 1 1/75.
EFFECT OF FUEL SULFUR ON NITROGEN OXIDES EMISSION*;
FROM PREFIXED FLAMES. 10/7?.
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6002-75-078
6002-76-001
6002-76-003
6002-76-010
6002-76-0!1
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6003-75-003A
6003-75-0038
6003-75-010A
6003-75-010B
6003-75-010C
6003-75-0100
6003-75-010E
6003-75-010F
6003-75-01QG
6003-75-010H
6003-75-0101
60D3-75-010J
600^-75-002
FUEL GAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT - PHASE REPORT. n/75.
EVALUATTON OF SONICS FOR FINE PARTICLE CONTH0L. 1/76."
SURVEY AMD EVALUATION OF KINETIC DATA ON REACTIONS -
IN METHANE/AIR COMBUSTION. 1/74.
P8
SULFURIc ACID PLANT EMISSIONS PURING START-UP
SHUTDOWN, AND MALFUNCTION. 1/76.
THOR V SOLVENTLE5S METAL DECORATING FOR THREE-PIFCE
CANS . BACKGROUND. 1/76.
HIGH-VELOCITY, HIGH-EFFICIENCY AEROSOL
FILTRATION, 1/76,
ADAPTION OF GAUSSIAN PLUME M0DrL TO INCORPORATE
MULTIPLE STATION DATA INPUT, VOL. 1*
PB 2M7-e;6«»/AS (« «4.5U)
ADAPTION) OF GAUSSIAN PLUME MOOF.L TO INCORPORATE
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PB 2*7-t;65/AS (* 6.00)
ANNUAL CATALYST RESEARCH PROGRAM REPORT - SUMMARY. 9/75,
ANNUAL CATALYST RESEARCH PROGRAM REPORT - APPENDICES
VOL. 1*9/75. *
ANNUAL CATALYST RESEARCH PROGRAM REPORT - APPENDICES
VOL. 2« 9/75. ft'vuicf-S,
ANNUAL CATALYST RESEARCH PROGRAM REPORT - APPENDICES,
ANNUAL CATALYST RESEARCH PROGRAM REPORT - APPENDICES
VOL .<4»9/75,
ANNUAL CATALYST RESEARCH PROGRAM REPORT - APPENDICES,
5» 9/75.
ANNUAL CATALYST RESEARCH PROGRAM REPORT - APPFNO
VOL. 6. 9/75. tND
ANNUAL CATALYST RESEARCH PROGRAM REPORT - APpFMD
VOL. 7. 9/75. t
ANNUAL CATALYST RESEARCH PROGRAM REPORT - APPEND
VOL* 8. 9/75. '.
ANNUAL CATALYST RESEARCH PROGRAM REPORT - APPENDICES
VOL. 9* 9/75. '
LOW COST COMPACT X-RAY FLUORESCENCE ANALY7E« FOR
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6005-75-007
ON-SlTE MEASUREMENT OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN
AIRBORNE PARTICIPATE EMISSIONS. 7/75.
NOTE - NTIS ORDERING NQ. IS AD-AOIH5R2 ( S 3«25)
FINANCIAL INCENTIVES AND POLLUTION
CONTROL - A CASE STUDY, H/75.
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6507-74-0091
6502-7H-009J
6502-74-009L
6502-7<»-On9M
6507-7H-119B
A502-75-032D
6507-75-050
6502-75-057E
LEAD - ENVIRONMENTAL SOURCES AMD RED CrLL TOxlCITY
IN URfiAM CHILDREN. 6/75*
PR 2M9-nil /AS ( « 5.00 I
PROGRAM FOR REDUCTION OF NITROGEN OXIOFS FROM
TANGENTIAL COAL-FIRtD R01LERS, PHASE 2A -
NITROGEN OXIDES CONTROL TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION
STUDY. 8/75.
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EVALUATION OF POLLUTION CONTROL IN FOSSIL FUFL
CONVERSION PROCESSES? GASIFICATION: SECTION ,«, ,
HYGAS PROCESS. 8/75
FVALUATiON OF POLLUTION CONTROL IN FOSSIL FUFL
CONVERSION PROCESSES? G AS I F I C A T I 0»>4 ! SECTION 7.
PROCESS. 9/75.
EVALUATION OF POLLUTION CONTROL 1 *' FOSSIL FUEL
CONVERSION PROCESSES; GASIFICATION: SECTION P.
PROCESS* 9/75.
EVALUATION OF POLLUTION CONTROL IN FOSSIL FUEL
CONVERSION PROCESSES (ANALYTICAL TEST PLAN), in/75.
EVALUATION OF POLLUTION CONTROL IN FOSSIL FUEL
CONVERSION PROCESSES? LIQUEFACTION! SECTION 3.
H-COAL PROCESS. 10/7$.
EMTRAINMENT SEPARATORS FOR SCPUPRERS - FIM*L
REPORT. S/75.
CONSUMPTION - FUEL UTILIZATION AND
CONSERVATION IN INDUSTRY. 9/75.
PR 2"46-f)88/A5 (? M.OU)
DEVELOPMENT OF SELECTIVE HYOROCARflON SAMPLING
SYSTEM AND FIELD EVALUATION WITH CONVENTIONAL
ANALYTICAL SYSTEM. 8/75.
SURVEY OF FLUE GAS DESULFUR I 7 A T I ON SYSTEMS -
LAWRENCE POWER STATION, KANSAS POWER AND LIGHT
COMPANY. 9/75.
PR 2M6-cm9/AS ( « «.5U)
SURVFY nF FLUE GAS DESULFURI 7 ATI ON SYSTEMS -
EDOYSTO'lE STATION, PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC
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6503-75-003
6503-75-009
650M-75-008
650H-75-013
AP-042/5
COMPANY. 9/75,
PB 2M7-H85/AS (« «4,00)
SURVEY OF FLUE GAS DESULFUR I Z AT I ON SYSTEMS -
DICKERSON STATION, POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWFR
COMPANY. 9/75.
PR 2<*6-fl50/AS (? M.OO)
SURVFY OF FLUE G«S DESULFUR I 7 AT I ON SYSTEMS -
WILL COUNTY STATION, COMMONWEALTH EDISON
COMPANY. 10/75.
~ <* «4.50)
SURVEY OF FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION S
REID GARDNER STATION, NEVADA POWER COMPANY.
PB
SURVEY OF FLUE GAS DESULFURI?ATTON SYSTEMS -
MOHAVF. STATION, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
EDISON COMPANY. 10/75.
PB 2M&-929/AS (* «.00)
DRIFT DATA ACQUIRED ON MECHANICAL SALT WATEK
COOLING DEVICES. 7/75.
PB 2«<6-flOO/AS <*I3.00)
A STUDY OF FERROALLOY FUPNACE PRODUCT
FLEXIBILITY. 7/75.
PB 2«47-?73/AS <* 5.00)
TRAVELS OF AIRgORNF POLLEN. 1/75.
PB 2M7-700/AS <* 5.50)
REGIONAL AIR POLLUTION STUDY PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
AND PLANS. 12/71.
PB 247-769/AS «? 5.00)
SURVEY OF USERS OF THE EPA - REFERENCE METHOD
FOR MEASUREMENT OF NON-METHANE HYDROCARBONS
IN AMBIENT AIR. J2/7H.
PB "2«47-e;15/AS (« *«.00)
COLLABORATIVE TEST OF THF CHfMILUMINFSCFNT
METHOD FOR MEASUREMtNT OF NITROGEN DIOXIOt
IN AMRIENT AIR. ?/75.
PB 2M6-SM3/AS (5? A.00)
SUPPLEMENT NO. 5 FOR COMPILATION OF AIR POLLUTANT
EMISSION FACTORS, SECOND EDITION. 12/75.
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SUBJECT INDEX
This Index 1s computer-generated based on words
that appear 1n the titles. The entries i;nder each term
are 1n numerical order from left to right.
A-i
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ABATEMENT
6002-75-04=;
ABSORBERS
6002-75-023
ABSORPTION
6002-75-023
ACID
6002-75-066
ACQUIRED
65Q2-75-C60
ACT
4 5 0 3 - 74 - 0 6 a
4503-74-078
4503-74-084
4503-75-006
4503-75-070
ACTIOM
4503-75-073
ACTIVATED
6002-75-055
ACTIVITY
M0011-7M-002
ADAPTION
600?-76-OIO
M503-75-001
^503-75-OOS
«4503-75-023
6H01-76-OOM
6H03-75-003B
ADJUSTMENTS
6002-75-069A
AEROSOL
6002-76-020
AIR QUALITY
40U11-74-002 4503-75-079
AIRBORNE
6004-75-002 6503-75-003
AIRCRAFT
4603-75-01 1
AIRPORT
«» 5 0 3 - 7 H 0 7 <4
M503-75-OOM
«503-75-009
«4503-7«4-075
M503-7H-083
4503.75-005
4503-75-019
450H-74-014B
ALLOCATION
4503-75-079
ALTERNATIVES
6002-75-073
ALUM
6002-75-055
AMBIENT
4603-74-028 6504-75-008 6504-75-013
AMMONI A
6002-75-015
ANALYSIS
4503-74-034A 4503-75-082A 4503-75-082B 4503-7S-083
4504-74-014B 4603-75-007
ANALYTICAL
6502-74-009L 6502-75-050
ANALYZER
6004-75-002
A-l
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ANNUAL
60Q3-75-01PA 6003-75-010B 6003-75-0 1 OC 6003-7«;-n 1 00
6003-75-01 OF 6003-75-010F 6003-75-010G 6003" 75-0 1 OH
6003-75-0101 6003-75-010J
APPLIFD
6002-75-057
APPRAISAL
6001-75-00<4
AREA
<4503-75-07«4
AREAS
AROUND
H 5 0 3 - 7 5 - 0 8 <4
ASSESSMENT
^503-75-073
AUTOMOBILE
1-7M-00? <4A03-75-007
3H01-75-007 600?-7A-011
BOILER
6002-75-067 6002-75-07M
BOILERS
A502-73-005B
CALIFORNIA
A502-75-057K-
CANS
6002-76-01 1
CASE
6005-75-007
CATALYST
6003-75-010A 6003-75-010B 6003-75-010C 6003^7^-0100
6003-75-010E 6003-75-010F 6003-75-010G 6003-7«;-0 1 OH
6003-75-0101 6003-75-OIOJ
CATALYTIC
6002-75-063
CELL
6501-75-003
»CHAf?ACTERlZAT ION
<4503-75-081
CHEMICAL
6002-75-051
CHEMISTRY
6001-76-OOM
CHILDREN
6501-75-003
CHLORIDE
«503"73-006I
CITIES
H001 l-7«»-002
COAGULATION
6002-75-055
COAL
6002-75-05!
A-2
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COAL-FIRED
6002-75-071
COLLECTION
6002-75-052
COLORADO
M503-74-080
COLUMN
6002-75-023
COMBINED
6002-75-071
COMBUSTION
6002-75-OH6
COMMERCIAL
6002-75-051
COMMONWEALTH
6502-75-0571
COMPACT
600«4-75-002
COMPANY
6502-75-057E
6502-75-057J
COMPARISON
M503-75-07<4
COMPILATION
6502-73-005B
6002-75-056
600?-75-073 6002-76-003
CONCENTRATIONS
2301-75-002
CONCEPTUAL
6002-75-051
CONDENSATION
6002-75-018
CONDITIONING
6002-75-015
CONDITIONS
6002-75-022
CONSERVATION
6502-75-032
CONSUMPTION
6502-75-032
CONTACTING
6002-75-023
CONTROL
3^01-75-008
6002-75-066
65U2-7M-009H
6502-7M-009M
CONTROLS
4001 1-7^-00?
CONVENTIONAL
6&02-75-050
CONVERSION
6502-7M-009H
6602-74-009M
COOLING
6502-75-060
6502-75-057F 6502-75-057G 6502-75-0571
6502-75-057K
6002-75-073
<4503-7M-03««A
4501-73-0061
6HO?-76-001
M503-75-073
6005-75-007
6502-7M-009J
6502-73-005B
65P?-7M-009 J 6502-7M-009J #,502-7 «-OH9L
A-3
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COORDINATION
H503-7M
H503-7M
H5Q3-7H
M503-75-
M503-75-
4503-73-
6002-75-
6502-75-
COST
COSTS
COUNTY
DATA
H503-75-
6502-75-
DECORATING
6002-76-
DEFINITION
6002-75-
DEMONSTRATION
6002-75-
DENSITY
*4503-75-
DESIGN
6002-75-
DESULFURIZATION
6002-75-
6502-75-
068
078
08«4
006
020
0061
OH6
0571
085
060
01 1
068
Oil
079
05!
057G
M503-7M-080
1503-75-001
H503-75-008
H503-75-023
1503-7H-07'»
«»503-7«»-08i
«503-75-OOH
«503-75-009
4503-7^-083
4503-75-OU5
1503-75-085 600H-75-00?
6002-76-003 A003-75-003A 6003-7e;-On3B
6002-75-071
6007-75-051
600?-75-063
650?-75-057I
6502-75-057E
6502-75-057J
6502-7K-057F
6502-75-OB7K
DETECTOR
6002-75
DETENTION
6002-75
DEVELOPMENT
6502-75
DEVICES
6502-75
DICKERSON
6502-75
DISPOSAL
<4309-75
DRIFT
6502-75
DURING
6002-76
ECONOMIC
<4503-75
EDDYSTONE
6502-75
EDISON
6502-75
EFFICIENCY
6002-75
ELECTRIC
6502-75
-025
-071
-050
-060
-0575
-01«4
-060
-010
-073
-057F
-0571
-052
-057F
6002-75-073
6502-75-057K
6002-75-056
6502-75-057G
A-4
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ELEMENTS
600*4-75-002
<4b03-7«4-06fl
ENERGY
1503-7<4-08«4
4503-75-006
»«5Q3-75-020
ENFORCEMENT
3*401-75-00*
ENGINEERING
4503-73-006 J
ENTRAINMFNT
6502-7<4-l 19B
ENVIRONMENTAL
6002-75-068
EPA
«4503-7'4-07l <4503-7H-07«4
«45n3-7'4-080 «4503-7«4-OR !
1503-75-001 *4503-75-001
4503-75-008 t503-75-009
4503-75-023 6502-75-032
4503-75-027
600?-75-01<4
600?-75-078 6501-75-003
M 5 0 3 - 7 <4 - 0 8 3
*4503-75-005
M503-75-019
EVALUATING
6002-75-0*45
EVALUATION
3H01-75-007
6002-76-003
65U2-7H-009L
EXHAUST
4603-75-007
FABRICATION
«4503-75-08'4
FACTOR
MB03-75-082A
FACTORS
AP-OM215
FERROALLOY
6&02-75-063
FIELD
3H01-75-007
FILTRATION
6002-76-020
FINANCIAL
6005-75-007
FLAMES
6002-75-075
FLEXIBILITY
6502-75-063
FLOR i r>A
4503-7*4-078
FLUE
6502-75-057F
6502-75-057J
FLUORESCENCE
600H-75-002
FLUX
6002-75-018
FLY ASH
6002-75-015
600?-75-067 6002-75-07U
6502-7M-009H 6502-7 «4-009 I 650?-7«4-009 J
650?-7«4-009M 6502-75-050
4501-75-027
6502-75-050
650?-75-057F 6502-75-057G 6502-7^-0571
6502-75-057K
A-5
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FORCE
FOSSIL
FOUR
FUFL
FURNACE:
FY73
GARDNER
GAS
6002-75-018
6502-71-
6502-7<4.
009H
009M
"503-75-07^
6002-75-
6502-71-
6502-71.
6502-75-
^603-75-
6502-75-
1503-75
6002-75
6502-75
GASIFICATION
65U2-71
GAUSSI AN
6003-75
GENERATOR
6002-75
GUAM
M503-75
GUIDELINES
3H01-75
H-COAL
6502-7^.
HALOCARBONS
H503-75-
HIGH-EFFICIENCY
6002-76-
HIGH-VELOCITY
6002-76-
HYDROCARBON
6502-75-
HYDROCARBONS
650H-75-
HYGAS
6502-7M-
ILLINOIS
M503-75-
IMPACT
*503-75-
IMPLEMENTATION
M563-7U-
M503-7H-
«*503-75
4503-75
075
009J
009L
063
007
057J
-081
-078
-0571
-009H
-003A
-022
-006
-007
-009M
-073
020
020
050
008
00<»H
00<»
073
068
078
08«»
006
020
650?-7q-009I
6003-75-078
6502-7«-009L
6502-71-Q09H 650?-7q-009I
6502-7M-009M 6502.75-032'
6002-75-01*4
650-?-75-057E
6502-75-057J
6502-7H-009I
6003-75-003B
6002-75-068 6002-75-068
6502-75-057F 6502-75-0576
6502-75-057*
6502-7«f-009J
3^01-75-008 «50H-7H-OUB <,00?-7e;-069 A
600^-75-025
1503-71-071
1503-71-080
«<503- 75-001
1503-75-008
<*503-75-023
6002-75-078
1503-71-071
*4503-75-00«»
t»503-75-009
'4503.7H-083
«(503.75-005
«»503-75-019
A-6
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'4001 1-7^-002
INCENTIVES
6005-75-007
INCINERATION
<4309-75-Ol<4
INCORPORATE
6Q03-75-003A 6003-75-003B
INDUSTRY
^503-73-0061 M503-75-027
INPUT
6003-75-003A 6003-75-003B
INSECTICIDES
6001-76-00*4
INVENTORY
'45U3-75-0'48
KANSAS
6502-75-057F
KINETIC
6002-76-003
LAWRENCE
6502-75-057E
LEAD
f5nj-75-003
LEGAL
3M01-75-007
LIGHT
6502-75-057E
LIGHT-DUTY
6502-75-03?
LIQUEFACTION
6502-7<4-009M
LIQUEFIED
6002-75-06B
LOCATIONS
<4503-7«4-03<4A
MAGNESIA
6002-75-057
MAINE
MA i NT A i N ING
«*503-75-079
MAINTENANCE
'(50H-7H-0 I «4
MALFUNCTION
6002-76-010
MATERIAL
3H01-75-007
MAXIMUM
2301-75-002
MEASUREMENT
600H-75-002
MEASUREMENTS
«*603-75-011
-75-08 2« 6002-7«;-067
650<4-75-008
6002-75-066
A-7
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MECHANICAL
6002-75-025 6502-75-060
MEGAWATT
2301'"75-002
METAL
6002-76-011
METFROLOGICAL
1SU3-71-Q3MA
METHANE
6002-76-003
METHOD
6002-75-015 6002-75-052 6501-75-008 A50«4-7«;.n! 3
METHODOLOGIES
1503-75-071
METHODOLOGY
1503-75-018
METHODS
6002-75-016
METROPOLITAN
1503-75-071
MILWAUKEE
6002-75-071
MINNEAPOLIS
6002-75-059
MINNESOTA
6002-75-059
MISSISSIPPI
1503-75-005
MISSOURI
1503-75-023
MODE
6001-76-001
MODEL
6003-75-003A 6H03-75-003B
MOHAVE:
6502-75-057K
MOLECULAR,
6002-75-066
MOLYBDENUM
6001-75-001
MONI TOR ING
1503-75-077 150.1-75-081
MULTIPLE
6003-75-003* 6H03-75-003B
NATIONAL
6002-75-067
NATURAL
^503-75-081 6nn?-75-06P 6002-75-06R
NEBRASKA
1503-7M-068
NEED
10011-71-00?
NEVADA
6502-75-057J
A-8
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NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
1S03-71-075
NEWARK
1603-71-011
NITROGEN DIOXIDE
6501-75-013
NITROGEN OXIDE
6002-75-016
NITROGEN OXIDES
6002-75-075 6502-73-005B
NON-METHANE
6501-75-008
NON-UTILITY
6002-75-073
NONURBAN
NORTH DAKOTA
1503-75-008
OBJECTIVES
6503-75-009
OIL
1503-75-081
OIL-BURNER
6002-75-0694
OIL-FIRED
6002-75-057
OKLAHOMA
1503-71-083
ON-SITE
6001-75-002
OPERATING
6002-75-022
OPTIONS
1001 t-71-002
ORGANOCHLOKINE
4309-75-01 <4
OVERFLOW
6002-75-071
OZONE
«4503-7'4-03«4A "4503-7 1-03 M A
PARTICLE
6002-75-025 6002-76-001
PARTICLES
6002-75-018 6002-75-059
PARTICULATE
6002-75-056 6002-75-071 6001-75-00?
PENNSYLVANIA
1503-75-019
PETROLEUM
6002-75-068
PHASE
6002-75-011 6002-75-07P
A-9
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PHILADELPHIA
65U2-75-057F
PLAN
4502-75-008
«503-7<»-075
4503-7M-083
<<503-75-005
«503-75-019
H503-75-006
'4503-75-020
«503-7«*-080
1503-75-001
4503-75-008
"503-75-073
1 5 0 3 - 7 1»
«4503-7«4-081
"503-75
6502-7H
009
009L
PLANNING
PL AMS
PLANT
PLANT?
PLUME
POLLEN
f 5 0 <4 - 7 <4 - 0 I «4 R
A503-75-009
2301-75-002
6002-76-010
"503-75-08M AOO?-75-066
6003-75-003ft 6003-75-003R
6503-75-003
POLYVINVL
^503-73-0061
POTOMAC
6502-75-057G
POWER
?301-75-002
6502-75-057G A502-75-057J
PRECURSOR
6002-75-057 A502-75-057E 650?-7^-057K
6002
PROBLEM
6002
PROCEDURES
3M01
PROCEEDINGS
60U2
PROOUCFD
?301
PRODUCT
6502
PRODUCT ION
-75-075
-75-068
75-007
75-059
75-002
75-063
*50.1-75-079
PROGRESS
^502-75-008
PROJECTED
PROPOSED
6002-75-052
PULPING
M503-75-027
REACTIONS
6002-76-003
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RECIRCULATION
6002-75-OI«4
<*503-75-081
RED
6501-75-003
REDUCE:
4001 1-71-002
REDUCTION
6002-75-073
REFINERIES
6002-75-068
REGIONAL
6503-75-009
REGULATORY
M503-75-073
REID
6502-75-057J
RELATIONSHIPS
4503-75-083
RESEARCH
6003-75-010A
6003-75-010E
6003-75-0101
RESIDENTIAL
6002-75-06?fl
REVIEW
4503-7H-068
4503-7*4-078
4503-7H-08H
4503-75-006
4503-75-020
4503-75-085
650?-73-005B
6003-75-010B 6003-75-OIOC 6003-7«;-0100
6003-75-010F 6003-75-010G 6003-75-010M
6003-75-01OJ
6502-75-060
6002-75-052
6002-75-051
SALT
SAMPLING
SCALE
SCRUBBER
6002-75-07*4
SCRUBBERS
6502-7«4-l 19B
SCRUBBING
6002-75-018
SEA
*»30?-75-Ol«4
SECOND
AP-OH215
SELECTING
4503-75-077
SELECTIVE
6502-75-050
SENSING
6002-75-025
4503-71-071
1503-7M-080
4503-75-001
4503-75-008
4503-75-023
6507-75-050
«4503-7«4-07«»
«4503-75-00<4
«4503-75-009
«4503-7«4-075
<4503-7i(-083
4503-75-005
4503-75-019
6007-75-057
A-ll
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SEPARATORS
6502-74-1 !9R
SERVICE
4503-75-085
SEWER
6002-75-071
SHUTDOWN
6002-76-010
SIEVE
6002-75-066
SINGLE-SOURCfc.
4503-75-083
SINTER
6002-75-014
SITES
4503-75-077
SLUDGE
6002-75-055
SOLVENTLESS
6002-76-01 1
SONICS
6002-76-001
SOUTH DAKOTA
4503-75-009
SOUTHERN
6502-75-057KT
SPRAY
6002-75-023
ST LOUIS
4503-75-074
START-UP
6002-76-010
STATE
4502-75-008
STATIONARY
6QU2-75-OH6
STATIONS
4503-75-085
STEAM-ELECTRIC
6002-75-022
STRATEGICS
6002-75-045
SUBCOUNTY
SULFUR
«*503-75-081
SULFUR DIOXIDE
2301-75-002
SULFURIC
6002-75-066
SUMMARY
6002-75-Cm
SUPPLEMENT
6002-75-075
6002-75-023
600?-76-010
6003-75-010A
AP-OH215
6002-75-0*45
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SUPPLEMENTARY
3H01-75-008
SUPPLY
4503-71-068
4503-71-078
1503-7H-081
1503-75-006
1503-75-020
SURVEILLANCE
3101-75-008
SYMPOSIUM
6002-75-059
SYNTHETIC
6002-75-068
SYSTEM
6002-75-011
SYSTEMS
3401*75-008
6502-75-057G
1503-71-081
TANGENTIAL
6S02-73-005B
TANK
6002-75-07!
TECHNICAL
6002-75-073
TEMPERATURE
1603-71-028
TEST
6502-71-009L
TEXTILE
6002-75-055
THOR
6002-76-01 1
THREE-PIECE
6002-76-01 1
TIME-CONCENTRATION
'4503-75-083
TOXICITY
6501-75-003
TOXICOLOGICAL
A001-75-OOM
TRACE
600M-75-002
TRANSIENT
6002-75-022
TRANSPORTATION
4001 1-71-002
TRAVELS
6503-75-003
TREATMENT
6D02-75-055
TURBINE
*«603-75-01 1
«»503-7'<-080
M503-75-001
M503-75-008
H503-75-023
<»503-75-00<»
«<503-75-009
«4503-7«»-075
H503-7M-083
M503.75-005
M503-75-019
4503-75-027 M603-75-007
650?-75-050 6502-75-050
M503-75-085
6502-75-0571
6502-75-057E
6502-75-057J
650?-75-057F
6502-75-057K
650*4-75-013
A-13
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TURBULENT
6002-75-023
U-GAS
6502-74-0091
URBAN
400J1-74-002 6501-75-003
UTAH
4503-74-081
UTILITY
6002-75-074
UTILIZATION
6502-75-032
VALIDATION
4503-75-083
VAPOR
4503-75-085
VARIABILITY
4603-75-01 |
VEHICLE
4603-74-028
VEHICLES
4603-74-014
VINYL CHLORIDE
4503-75-084
VISIBLE
3401-75-007
WASTES
4309-75-014
WASTEWATFR
6002-75-055
WATER
6502-75-060
WILL
6S02-75-057I
WINDBOX
6002-75-014
WINKLER
6502-74-009J
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