AIR POLLUTION
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
U. S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
QUARTERLY BULLETIN
NO. 2
OCTOBER 1975
THIS LISTING PREPARED BY:
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AIR POLLUTION
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
U. S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
QUARTERLY BULLETIN
NO. 2
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
Air Pollution Technical Information Center
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711
October 1975
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AIR POLLUTION
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NOISE POLLUTION
Office of Noise Abatement and Control
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Building No. 2
Washington, D.C. 20460
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PR 2 M 3 -h 3 3 /As (^f M.25)
NATIONAL SUMMARY Of STATT IMPLF.MFNTATION P L A M
RFVlFwS (SFCTIO'I M FSFCA) VO|_, l, SYNOPSIS. 7/75.
PR 24M-413/AS (f 3.75)
NATIONAL SUMMARY or STATF IMPLFHFNTATfON PLAN
RFVlFwS (SECTION M FSFCA) VOL. 2, TFCHMICAl
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PB ?<4M-M19/AS I? ^.25)
SUMMARY PFPORT 0V MODFtl'JG ANALYSIS OF POWF.R
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AIR (5MALITY CONTROL RFSIONS. (7/73.
PR 2i«'»-932/A5 ( -s M.75)
STATUS OF NADB DATA SYSTFMS.
PB 2M5-007/AS (? 7.25)
MEW SOURCE CLASSIFICATION CODF5 FOR PROCESSES
WHICH CAUSF HYDROCARBON ANO ORGANIC EMISSIONS. 5/75,
SOTDAT F!MAL REPORT. 7/75
AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS FROM BURNING SUGAR CANE AND
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6007-75-016
6002-75-0 i 7
6501-75-no?
6507-7M-055
6S02-7M-179A
6502-75-007
6502-75-01 1
6502-75-033
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N OF POLLUTION! rONTROL I Ki FOSSIL FUEL
CONVERSION "HOrFSSFS; f, A S I F I C A T I OM ! SECTION 5.
PROCESS.
PB 2M
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TECHNIQUES FOR MEASURING ELY ASH RESISTIVITY.
- l MO/ AS ( * 1.75 )
EVALUATION OF CENTRlFlCD SCRUPBEP. 6/75.
PR 2M3-626/AS (* 3.75)
DEVELOPMENT OF SAMPLING PROCEDURES FOR POLYCYCLIC
ORGANIC MATTER AMD POL Y CHI. Of I N A TED RIPHENYLS.
PR 2M3-362/AS f* 5.25)
SULFUR AND NITROGE".' BALANCES IN THE SOLVENT REFINER
COAL PROCESS. 1/75,
PR 2M3-R93/AS (? 5.75)
PARTICULATE COLLECTION EFFICIENCY MEASUREMENTS ON
A WET ELECTROSTATIC PREC I P I T A TOR . 3/75.
PB 2M4-173/AS (S -4.25)
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6507-75-036
6502-75-037
6507-75-OMl
650?-75-0<4M
6 5 0 7 - 7 5 - 0 4 A
6507-75-OM7
6507-75-05H
6507-75-057A
6507-75-057"
6507-75--iM 4
6507-75-OA5
650?-75-r>66
APPLICATION OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
TO LABORATORY PROBLEMS. H/75.
S (? H.25)
ASBESTOS FIBER ATLAS. t/75
PR 2MH-766/AS ( * 4.25)
A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF FLFf TROST A T I C
PRECIPITATION.
INFRARED SENSOR F o n . F c T c I c co. 7/75.
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RESULT^' 7 / •> S .
IDENTIFICATION OE PFSTNEP A RLE J'FTAL OVlnE
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COAL COMq'l5TTOkl« 7/75.
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6503-75-006
6 5 0 'I - 7 M - P ? 3
6504-75-009
650^-75-0 IS
650^-75-016
THE ROLE OF SOLID C,AS INTERACTIONS IN AIR
POLLUTANTS. 8/7
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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.
The following acronyms and abbreviations are
employed:
CAASE Computer Assisted Area Source Emissions
SOTDAT Source Test Data
NADB National Air Data Branch of EPA
EPA Environmental Protection Agency
FTP Federal Test Procedure
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ACT
<4t,n3-7'4-070
A F D 0 0 Y f •' A H I C
6502-75-061 A
A F. R 0 S 0 L S
6504-75-017
ALL OCATK
i
A M R I F, M T
i
ANALYSIS
i
ARFA
ARFAS
ARIZONA
ASRFSTOS
ASH
AS5ISTFH
v'G
!4c,Ot(-7M-Ol'4A
<,504-75-0?0 650^-75'
H503-75-060 <4504-7<4
"503-7*4-0 3 5 650 '4 -75
«4 % n <4 - 7 M - 0 1 *» A
6502-75-057 A
#,^02-75-036
6002-75-017 650?-7*4
45H3-7M-035
ASSURANCE
ATLAS
A U T 0 M A T I
R A 1 , A N C F S
BERYLLK"
BI-GAS
8 I p H E N Y L
BOILERS
BOUNDARY
BURNING
CANF
CAROLINA
CARS
CAASE
t, c, n 4 - 7 M - 0 0 5 N
#,c,n2-75-036
C
6502-75-035
6502-75-01 1
M
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^,5nt)»7H — 023
6502-74-009Q
S
6502-75-007
6502-75-066
^,504-75-0 1 5
'1503-75-071
<450 3 -75-071
65H 1-75-002
<4603-75-001 A 650?-?5
M503-7H-035
-023
-07Q
-079
A-2
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CATALYST
6502-75-054
14 5 n 3 - 7 ^ - 0 6 7
CEMTRIFIFO
6c;n?.7'4-l?9A
CHARACTERISTICS
A$02-7S-OH6
C H A R r, F
q/,n3-75-n01A
C H F M I f A !..
^002-75-0! 7
CHLORIDE"
6501-7 5 -0?0
CITY
6502-7 5-0 5 7R
COAI.
COLLARORATIVe
COLLECTION
6502-7^-033
COMBUSTION
C 0 M P A *.' Y
6502-75-057A
COMPARISON
C 0 " P L I A N C E
<4503-75-0/>0
TION
6002-75-012 6002-75-017
4503-74-035
CONSTRUCTION
6502-71-055
CONTINUOUS
6002-75-012
CONTROL
4502-75-005 1503-73-006F 1503-75-0*0 6502-71-009G
CONVERSION
COORDINATION
4503-7M
COST
M503-73-006F
CYCLES
H603-75-006
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DATA
4503-75
DEMONSTRATION
6002-75
DESIGN
6502-74
DESULFURIZATJON
6502-75
DETERMINATION
650H-7M
DEVELOPMENT
6502-75
DIESEL
4603-75
DILUTER
6502-74
DIOXIOE
6502-75
DIRECT
4503-73
DISC
6502-74
DISPERSION
650'4-75
D 0 C U M E M T
4503-75
EARTH
^504. 75
EFFECT
6002-75
EFFECTS
650M-75
E F F I C I E *' C Y
6502-75
ELFCTRIC
65H2-75
ENERGY
4503-74
E N r, i N F r R I N r,
4 5 T 3 - 7 3
ENVIRONMENT
650<*-75
EPA
-065 6502-75-035
-016
-055
-057A 6502-75-057B
-005N 6504-75-009
-007 6502-75-067
-001 A
-055
-OMJ 650^-75-065
-006F
-055
-015
-053B
-017
-017
-01 7
-033
-057R
-033 65n?-75-P37
-067 4503-74-070
-006F
-017
EQUIPMFMT
65H2-75-
ESFCA
4503-75-
ESTABLISHMENT
45n3-75-
044
053A 4503-75-053R
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ETHYLENE
4503-73-006F 450.3-73-'
EVALUATION
6502-74-009G 650?" - 74-1 29 A 6502-7^-046 6504-75-O09
EVALUATIONS
6502-75-044
EXPERIENCE
6502-75-046
EXPERIMENTAL
6502-75-061 A
EXPOSURE
6501-75-002
EXTENSIONS
4503-75-060
FACILITY
6502-75-044 A50?-75-047
FALLS
6504-75-020
FIBER
6502-75-036
FINDINGS
4502-75-005
FLUE
6502-75-057A 6502-75-H57R
6002-75-017 6502-74-079
FORMATION
6502-75-061 A
FORMED
6503-75-006
FOSSIL
FTP
4603-75-006
FUEL
6502-74-0096
GAS
6002-75-012 6502-75-057A
6503-74-007
GASIFICATION
6502-74-0096
GASOLINE
6504-74-005N
GENERATING
A502-75-057A
GRIDDING
4503-74-035
GUIDELINES
4504-74-014A 6504-74-005N
HAWAII
4503-75-071
HAZARDOUS
6502-75-066
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H o M o G F N F r u s
(4503-7^-067
1 D F M I ? r I C A T I 0 N
6502-75-065
1 M P L E M F \' T M I 0 N
<< 503-74-067
4503-75-053R
IMPLICATIONS
'» 5 0 7 - 7 5 - 0 n 5
INCINERATOR
6007-75-01 6
INDUSTRY
n 5 n 3 - 7 3 - 0 n 6 F
INFLUX M C F.
65n?-75-06 1 A
6502-75-0^1 650*4-75-017
INTERACTIONS
6503-74-007
6SOM-75-017
KANSAS
6SO?-75-057R
6507-75-035
LAYER
6 "5 0 M - 7 5 - 0 t 5
LEAO
^ 5 0 M - 7 '4 - 0 n 5 N
LIGHT
6502-75-Q57R 650^-75-006
L o w -SULFUR
6 5 o ? - 7 5 - 0 4 6
M A I N T F N A N C F
'4 5 o <4 . 7 '4 - o 1 <4 A
MANUAL
<450 3 -74-035
MATHEMATICAL
6502-75-037
MATTFR
6502-75-007
M E A S U R F M F N T
6007-75-017
6502-75-033 650'4-75-C?0
M E A s u RING
6502-74-079
METAL
6502-75-0*5
METALLIC
6503-75-006
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METHOD
6504-74-023
6504-75-016
•MFTHODOLOGY
65H2-75-067
MFTHOPS
6504.75-023
MIXING
6002-75-016
MODFL
6502-75-037
M n n F* i T M r
n u - r t. i » 'J vj
4503-75-060
MODELLING
6504-75-015
MONITOR ING
6502-75-041
NA n R
w ' n
4503-75-065
N A T I 0 M A L
ii £ n 1 *7 c _ n C 'i A
*ti)iij— r '->" u ^ J A
NIAGARA
6504-75-020
N I T R 0 G F V
6502-75-01 1
M 0 N - F P A
'»503-75_049
M n Ml 1 D R A M
f\i v / ' i ) r* " w • .
6504-75-017
NUCLFATION
6503-75-006
OCCUPATIONAL
6501-75-QQ2
OHIO
4503-74-067
OPACITY
(, 504-75-009
ORGANIC
M503-75-067
OVF.RFIRF
6002-75-016
OX IDANTS
4502-75-005
ox i OAT j DM
4503-73-006F
OXIDE
4503-73-006F
PAPTJCLFS
6503-75-006
PARTJCUl ATE
6502-75-033
PF5TICIDF
6501-75-002
PHFNOMFNA
6502-75-061 A
650<.
4503
650q
6502'
650M-
650?.
6502-
6504-75-009
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PHOTOCHEMICAL
PI ME A PPL F
4503-75-071
PL ANN T
P L A N S
i| 5 n 3 - 7 M - 0 f> 7 '450^-74-070
4 503-7 r;-Q5 3 R
q r, n 4 _ 7 4 _ Q 1 4 A
'4503-75-014
f,c,n?-7$-i
PLANTS
POLYCYCL 1C
^502-75-007
P 0 W F. R
POWFRED
«6n3-
PRECIPITATION
A5H2-
PRFCJPITATOR
6502-75-035
PROCEDURE
1503-7M-Q35
PROCEHliRES
6502-75-007
PROCESSING
6502-75-035
PROCUREMENT
H603-75-OH6
PROJECTED
PROTOTYPE
6502-74-055
PUBLIC
6502-75-057A
PUFRTO RICO
4503-74-070
QUALITY
4503-75-OAO
RECENT
4502-75-005
REFERENCE
6504-74-Q23
REFINED
6502-75-01 I
REFUSE
6502-75-0^4
REGENERABLF.
6502-75-065
6502-75-057A
6502-75-044
6502-75-054
M504-74-014A
6504-75-016
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REGIONS
4503-75-060
RELATING
6504-75-015
REMOTE
6502-75-0*M
REQUIRED
4503-74-067
RESIDUES
4503-75-071
RESISTIVITY
6002-75-017
RESULTS
6502-75-06!A
REVIEW
4503-74
450.3-74-070 4503-75-014
6502-74-079
4503-74-070 4503-75-014
4503-75-053A 4503-75-053P
6503-74-007
ROLE
SAMPLING
6502-75-007
SCATTERING
6503-75-006
SCREENING
6504-74-005 N
SCRURBFR
6 5 0 2 - 7 4 - 1 2 9 A
S C R U 0 B I N G
6502-75-047
SENSOR
#,502-75-041
SERVICE
6502-75-0574
SHORT
46D3-75-006
SOLID
6503-74-007
SOLVENT
6502-75-011
6502-75-065
4503-75-070
4503-75-049
? - 7 5 - o 5 7 A
SOTDAT
STATE
S T A T I 0 N
STATIOM
STATUS
45P3-75-053A '450 3 -7^-0^
6504-74-023
4503-75-065
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S u n r n 1 1 N T R Y
i4c,n<4-7M-oi MA
SUGAR
4 c, n 3 - 7 <5 _ n 7 1
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