United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Office of Air Quality
Planning and Standards
Research Triangle Park NC 27711
EPA-450/4-80-013
July 1980
Air
IM
National Emissions
Data System
Information
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EPA-450/4-80-013
NEDS
National Emissions Data System
Information
Monitoring and Data Analysis Division
National Air Data Branch
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Office of Air, Noise, and Radiation
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711
July 1980
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This report is issued by the Environmental Protection Agency to report technical data of
interest to a limited number of readers. Copies are available - in limited quantities - from
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 Infor-
mation Service, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia 22161.
Publication No. EPA-450/4-80-013
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CONTENTS
Page
List of Figures v
List of Tables v1
Introduction 1
Overview of the National Emissions Data System 3
NEDS Publications 11
Procedures for Requesting Computerized Reports 17
NEHS Computerized Report Descriptions 21
NEDS General Selection and Sort Capabilities 23
Point Source Report 31
Condensed Point Source Report 34
Allowed versus Computed Emissions Report 3fi
AQDM Data Tabulation Report 38
Quick Look Report 40
Area Source Report 42
Area Source Cards Format on Tape 51
Area Source File on Tape 53
Point Source Cards Format on Tape 54
Point Source Subfile on Tape 5P
Emission Summary Report 57
Annual Fuel Summary Report £4
Potential Emissions Report 66
Plant Emission Summary Report 69
SCC Emissions Report 71
Plant Name Report 73
Emissions by SCC Report 75
SIC Emissions Report 77
County Point and Area Source Emissions Report 79
Modeling Parameters Report 82
Plant-Po1nt-SCC Count Report 84
Missing Item Report 86
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CONTENTS (continued)
Page
Highest Plant Number by County Peport 88
NEDS Terminal System Hi
Additional Publications °3
Glossary 95
Technical Report Hata ..99
1v
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure Page
1 Point Source Form 5
2 Area Source Form 8
3 National Emissions Report 12
4 NEDS Fuel Use Report 14
5 Point Source Report 33
6 Condensed Point Source Report 35
7 Allowed versus Computed Emissions Report 37
8 AQDM Data Tabulation Report 39
9 Quick Look Report 41
10 Area Source Report 45
11 Area Source Cards Format 52
12 Point Source Cards Format 55
13 Emission Summary Report 59
14 Annual Fuel Summary Report ..... 65
15 Potential Emissions Report 67
16 Plant Emission Summary Report 70
17 SCC Emissions Report 72
18 Plant Name Report 74
IP Emissions by SCC Report 76
20 SIC Emissions Report 78
21 County Point and Area Source Emissions Report 80
22 County Point and Area Source Emissions Summary Report . . 81
23 Modeling Parameters Report 83
24 Plant-Po1nt-SCC Count Report 85
25 Missing Item Report 87
26 Highest Plant Number by County Report 89
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LIST OF TABLES
Table Paqe
1 Sutmary of MEHS Retrievals 25
2 Point Source Field Code Oescrlptlon 28
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INTRODUCTION
The National Emissions Data System (NEDS) is an automated data
processing system used by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for
storage of data on sources of air pollution. NEDS is a part of the
comprehensive Aerometric and Emissions Reporting System (AEROS), de-
scribed in detail in a booklet "Aerometric and Emissions Reporting
System", which is available upon request.
Data from NEDS are available either as publications, computer
printout reports, or magnetic tape files. The purpose of this document
is to present descriptions of the various NEDS reports that are avail-
able and identify procedures for obtaining them.
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OVERVIEW OF
THE NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The National Emissions Pata System (HEDS) 1s a computerized data-
handling system that accepts, stores, and reports on the latest available
Information relating to sources of air pollutant emissions of partlculates,
SO , NO . CO, and hydrocarbons. In NEDS, sources are treated either as
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point sources or area sources. As defined 1n EPA reporting regulations,
point sources are stationary sources that emit more than 100 tons per year
of any of the five pollutants covered 1n NEDS. A point source 1s con-
sidered to be an Individual facility or company location. Some point
source facilities emitting less than 100 tons per year are also Included
1n NEDS at the option of the state agencies which submit the point source
data. Area sources are all other stationary sources that Individually
emit less than 100 tons/year and all mobile sources. In NEDS, emissions
from area sources are considered collectively on a county basis.
All source-related data are entered Into NEDS via specifically
formatted point and area source coding forms (Figure 1 and Figure 2) and
are stored 1n separate point and area source files. Data stored for nolnt
and area sources are described below.
POINT SOURCE DATA
The point source data are collected by State and local air pollution
control agencies utilizing State questionnaires and plant visits. These
data are coded onto the point source form (or produced 1n the same format
by computer programs) and submitted for Inclusion 1n NFDS through the
EPA Regional Offices. The States are required to update the data as new
sources are constructed, and when existing sources are modified or cease
operation. The regulation prescribing reporting of point source data 1s
40CFR 51.321.
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The current NEDS point source file reflects the latest data re-
ported by State agencies. Since annual reporting is not required for
all sources, all point sources in NEDS do not have a common year of
record. It is assumed that no significant changes have occurred for
those sources whose reported year of record is older than the current
year.
Data reported for point sources in NEDS may be categorized accord-
ing to the following groups:
General source information - name, address, type(s) of source(s),
Standard Industrial Classification, year of record, and comments.
Emissions data - operating or production rates and capacities, estimated
emissions, estimation method, and type and efficiency of control device
for each pollutant.
Modeling parameters - UTM coordinates of source, stack height and
diameter, exhaust gas temperature, and gas flow rate.
Compliance information - allowable emissions, compliance status, and
compliance schedules.
NEDS point source data are organized into three hierarchial levels.
1. Plant level data apply to an entire facility defined as a point
source.
2. Point level data apply to individual emission points within a plant.
A plant may contain any number of emission points. A point is that
portion of a facility that may be considered individually for emission
purposes. A point may contain one or more processes or pieces of
equipment that are related in contributing to the emissions from the
point. In most cases, a point emits pollutants through a single con-
fined location such as a stack, but it may emit pollutants at more
than one location or at no clearly defined location within a plant.
3. Process level data apply to individual processes within a point
and are utilized to calculate emissions. Each process is defined
by a Source Classification Code (SCC). In general, for each SCC there
are emission factors, which relate the quantity of pollutants gener-
ated by a process to annual process operating rate. These emission
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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY npul
OFFICE OF AIR PRO GRAMS Name o( Person
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Establishment Name and Addtesi
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Capacity
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24
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factors are used to compute emissions. Multiple processes and multiple SCC's
may be grouped under one emission point, as in the case of boilers using two
fuels or two separate processes sharing the same stack.
The point source file provides for the use of alternative methods for
determining the emissions being reported. Emissions are usually calculated
for each SCC using the emission factors in the SCC emission factor file; how-
ever, by use of an appropriate code on the input form and completion of fields
for recording hand-calculated emission estimates, the emission-factor-computed
emissions may be replaced by any more accurate estimates of emissions available.
If no emission factors are available for an SCC, an alternative method is
used to estimate emissions for these records.
The point source data are routinely submitted by States to the Regional
Offices and by the Regional Offices to the National Air Data Branch. These
data are updated on a regular update schedule and are then available for
generation of publications or computerized reports.
AREA SOURCE DATA
Area source data are developed mainly by NADB, but may be supplemented by
data voluntarily submitted by State agencies. NEDS area source data are grouped
as follows:
General source information - name and location of area (county) source, year
of record.
Activity levels - countywide activity level of each area source category,
(e.g., tons of coal burned in all domestic space heating equipment in a
county).
Emissions data - emissions estimates for the entire county for each pollutant
as well as for each source category for each pollutant.
Activity levels are derived primarily from related information published
by other Federal agencies, supplemented by special data developed by EPA for
the purpose of developing NEDS area source inventories. Published data such
as fuel use by State, motor vehicle miles of travel by State and county,
and forest fire acres burned by State are used with related data such as
employment, population, and miscellaneous geographic or economic data
available on a county-by-county basis to derive annual estimates of the
activity levels for each of the NEDS area source categories. The activity
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levels derived are adjusted to account for point source activity (such
as fuel use by point sources) so that the area source data reflect only
the activity levels (and resulting calculated emissions) that are not
accounted for by point sources.
The area source emission estimates are calculated for each source
category utilizing emission factors which are contained in the NEDS area
source emission factor file. For many categories, the same emission
factors are used for all counties; however, for some source categories,
State or county specific emission factors account for local variables
that affect emissions. These more specific emission factors are used
in NEDS calculations for all highway motor vehicle categories, fugitive
dust categories, and for selected other categories in a few counties
where data are available to develop more applicable emission factors
than the national emission factors. Provision is also made, as an option,
to override computer-calculated emissions for any source category for
any county, by hand calculated emissions that may be more accurate
than any simple emission-factor calculation.
The area source data are updated on an annual basis by the National
Air Data Branch. All area source data in the file at any given time
therefore reflect a common year of record.
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State
1
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2
County
3
4
5
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8
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NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM (NEDS)
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF AIR PROGRAMS
AREA SOURCE
Input Form
Dale
FORM APPROVED
OMBN0.158-B0095
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NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM (NEDS)
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF AIR PROGRAMS
AREA SOURCE
Input Form
Dale
FORM APPROVED
OMBN0.158R0095
Name of Person
Complelini Form
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NEDS PUBLICATIONS
Two annual publications, the National Emissions Report and the NEPS
Fuel Use Report, are compiled from commonly used NEDS data. Persons Inter-
ested 1n obtaining NEDS data for any purpose should first determine whether
existing publications provide the Information desired. The existing pub-
lications have the advantage of being readily available at little or no cost
to the user but have the disadvantage of being representative of a given
time period and not reflecting the current status of the data files. If the
annual publications do not satisfy the particular need, the client should
evaluate the NEDS computerized reports and request the useful one, utiliz-
ing the procedures 1n the following section. Copies of these publications
are available from:
Library Services Office (MO-35)
Office of Administration
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Research Triangle Park, MC 27711
FTS: 629-2777
Commercial: (919) 541-2777
or
National Technical Information Service
5285 Port Royal Road
Springfield/Virginia 22161
NATIONAL EMISSIONS REPORT
Published annually by EPA, the National Emissions Report contains a
NEDS emission summary table for each of the 55 "States" and each of the 247
A1r Quality Control Regions (AQCR's) 1n the United States. The tables that
constitute the body of the document are as follows:
1. Summary for the United States
2. Summary tables for each State
3. Tables for each AQCR or portion of an (Interstate) AQCR lying within
that State.
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4. Tables for all of the Interstate AQCR's, each one 1n Its entirety.
The Individual tables are organized according to the major categories
of sources of emissions of the five pollutants. The five major source
categories are:
1. Fuel combustion
2. Industrial processes
3. Solid waste disposal
4. Transportation
5. Miscellaneous
The following figure gives an example of the national summary described
above. The format of tables for the State and AQHR summaries 1s Identical
to that shown for the nation 1n the example.
Each annual report reflects data determined to be the most representa-
tive of actual emissions for a particular calendar year. Thus, the 1975
NEDS National Emissions Report, based on area source data for 1975, and
point source data best representing 1975, provides the best available data
from NEDS on actual air pollutant emissions for calendar year 1975.
NEDS FUEL USE REPORT
The NEDS Fuel Use Report 1s published annually, concurrent with the NEDS
National Emissions Report. This publication contains a fuel summary for
the nation and for each State 1n both English and metric units. As demon-
strated by the example, the publication contains fuel use totals for each
fuel for major source categories such as area sources, (stationary and mobile)
and point sources (external combustion, Internal combustion, and In-process
fuel).
PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE
To date the following specific publications are available:
1972 National Emissions Report EPA-450/2-74-012
1973 National Emissions Report EPA-450/2-76-007
1973 NEDS Fuel Use Report EPA-450/2-76-004
1974 National Emissions Report EPA-45n/2-78-n26
1974 NEDS Fuel Use Report EPA-450/2-77-031
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1975 National Emissions Report EPA-450/2-78-020
1975 NEDS Fuel Use Report EPA-45H/2-78-018
197fi National Emissions Report EPA-450/4-79-019
197f NEDS Fuel Use Report EPA-450/4-79-020
1977 National Emissions Report EPA-45n/4-80-005
1977 NEDS Fuel Use Report EPA-450/4-80-004
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PROCEDURES FOR REQUESTING COMPUTERIZED REPORTS
The computerized reports that are described 1n the next section may be
requested from the EPA Regional Offices or the National A1r Data Branch.
If the data are for States within one EPA Regional Office, the request
should be directed to that Regional Office. Regional Office addresses and
the States 1n each region are listed below. If the data are for States 1n
more than one Regional Office, the request should be directed to:
Requests and Information Section (MD-14)
National A1r Data Branch
Environmental Protection Agency
Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
FTS: 629-5491
Commercial: (919) 541-5401
All requests except those received from within EPA or from other Federal
agencies will be processed In accordance with the Freedom of Information
Act. In order for a request to be evaluated and processed, the request
must be made 1n a letter; however, before submitting thn letter, a tele-
phone call to the Regional Office or NADB may be appropriate to discuss
availability of data and any possible new computerized renorts.
When requesting data by letter, the following specific Items must be
specified:
1. The computerized report name or 1f none specifically apply, the
data Items required,
2. The geographical area required for retrieval as well as other
retrieval options such as ownership code, Standard Industrial
Classification Code, emission estimation method, SCC or
pollutant. Whenever 1t 1s possible, the actual codes for the
retrievals (State, county, AQCR, and sr.C) should be specified.
These are Included 1n AEROS Manual Series, Volume V: AFROS
Manual of Codes.
3. The specific sorts desired,
4. A. person to contact and telephone number 1n case questions arise,
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5. Any time constraints Involved, and
6. Authorization to Incur any charges which are necessary to provide the
data and which have been previously discussed.
Requests that can be completed utilizing computerized reports are
often completed within ?. weeks. If a request should require more than 2
weeks, the Individual requestor 1s notified.
Some requests, because of the large volume of data created, are best
supplied on magnetic tape. The section on computerized reports will specify
which reports may be obtained on magnetic taoe. In all requests requiring
magnetic tapes, the requestor must supply the magnetic tapes and specify
the characteristics of the desired tapes.
The magnetic tapes are created on a MfllVAC 1110 computer with the
following recording options: (1) character code - ASCII or FBr.niC, (2)
tracks - 7 or *>, (3) density - 800 or 1600, and (4) unlabeled. The record
length and blockslze varies based on the specific report produced.
As a Federal agency, FPA normally makes no charge for reports requested
by other Federal agencies; however, If a request 1s o* major Impact on
NADB's comnuter budget, NAPB may request that user and account codes be
established by way of Interagency agreements.
Many NEDS data users are non-Federal and typically Include State and
local air pollution control agencies, universities, contractors, private
Industry, consultants, and private citizens. For non-Federal users except
State and local air pollution control agencies, a charge may be necessary
to cover the costs of retrieving and printing the requested data; 1f so,
the requestor will be notified before any cost 1s Incurred. This booklet
will not give any specific costs for Individual reports since the retrieval
and sort options are so numerous for each Individual report.
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REGION
I
STATES If! REGION
CONTACT INFORMATION
II
III
IV
VI
VII
Connecticut
»a1ne
Massachusetts
New .Jersey
New York "
Pel aware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Illinois
Indiana
M1ch1qan
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Iowa
Kansas
New Hamnshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Puerto Pico
Virgin Islands
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Nebraska
Contact (AW)
FPA, "eqion I
John F. Kennedy Bldg.
Roston, MA 02203
(FTS) 223-4448
(617) 223-4448
NFOS Contact (A1r Facilities)
EPA, Region II
26 Federal Plaza
New York, NY 1000?
(FTS) 264-9578
(212) 264-9578
MEHS Contact
EPA, Region III
6th and Walnut Streets
(FTS) 597-8184
(215) 597-9860
NEOS Contact (A*HM)
EPA, Region IV
345 Courtland Street, N.E.
Atlanta, GA 30308
(FTS) 257-3286
(404) 881-3286
HEPS Contact
EPA, Region V
230 S. Dearborn
Chicago, IL 60604
(FTS) 886-6227
(312) 886-6227
NEOS Contact (SRA)
EPA, Region VI
1201 Elm Street
Dallas, TX 75270
(FTS) 729-2724
(214) 767-2724
NEPS Contact (AfcHM)
EPA, Region VII
1735 Baltimore Avenue
Kansas City, MO 64108
(FTS) 758-3791
(816) 374-3791
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VIII Colorado South Dakota NEHS Contact (S*A)
Montana Utah EPA, Region VIII
North nakota Wyoming 1860 Lincoln Street
Denver, CO 80295
(FTS) 327-2226
(303) 837-2226
IX Arizona Hawaii NEDS Contact (Mgmt)
California Nevada EPA, Peg1on IX
Guam 215 Fremont Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
(FTS) 556-2326
556-2326
X Alaska Oregon NEDS Contact
Idaho Washington EPA, Region X
1200 6th Avenue (M/S 345)
Seattle, WA 98101
(FTS) 39Q-1106
(206) 442-1106
* FTS number 1s for Federal use only. Reguestors not affiliated with
Federal or local government agencies should address written reguests
to the Freedom of Information Officer at the appropriate Regional
Office address Indicated above.
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NEDS COMPUTERIZED REPORT DESCRIPTIONS
The computerized reports can be broadly classified as raw data
reports and summary reports. Each computerized report is generated by
a different computer program which is the reason for different sort
and retrieval options for each report.
The raw data reports list the actual stored data or a subset of
the data based on specific report program and the retrieval options.
These reports include:
1. point source report (NE215)
2. condensed point source report (NE207)
3. allowed versus computed emissions report (NE208)
4. NEDS AQDM data tabulation report (NE219)
5. quick look report (NE206)
6. area source report (NE260)
7. area source cards format on tape (NE210)
8. area source file on tape (NE109)
9. point source cards format on tape (NE211)
10. NEDS point source subfile on tape (NE001)
The summary reports provide various geographical summaries of
emissions and fuel consumption as well as counts of sources, and
counts of missing items. The summary reports include:
1. emission summary report (NE204)
2. annual fuel summary report (NE213)
3. potential emissions report (NE255)
4. plant emissions report (NE220)
5. SCC emissions report (NE228)
6. plant name report (NE252)
7. emissions by SCC report (NE257)
8. SIC emissions report (NE264)
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9. county point and area source emissions report (NE265)
10. modeling parameters report (NE259)
11. plant-point-SCC count report (NE232)
12. missing item report (NE200)
13. highest plant number in county report (NE212)
The remaining portion of this section describes the individual reports
giving the sort options, retrieval options, and sample reports. At the
end a short glossary is given which defines selected terms that are used
in the descriptions of the reports.
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NEDS GENERAL SELECTION AND SORT CAPABILITIES
As shown 1n Table 1, many of the NEDS reports may be retrieved by means
of the NEDS general selection and sort program. All of these reports share
a common set of selection and sorting capabilities. The term selection
refers to the procedure used to retrieve data from NEDS data files. Sorting
refers to the order 1n which retrieved data are arranged 1n printed reports
or selected data files.
DATA SELECTION
For reports that employ the NEDS general selection program, data may
be retrieved using either the "standard" or "free-format" selection option.
This capability applies only to the selection of point source data. Reports
that regulre area source data have their own selection capabilities which
are described 1n the following subjects for each specific report.
The "standard" selection option 1s the most cost-effective means for
retrieval of point source data. However, the types of retrievals available
are more limited than with the free-format selection option. Using the
standard selection option, data may be retrieved according to specific
data values for any of the following:
a. State
b. AQCR
c. County
d. Plant in
e. Point in
f. Ownership Code
g. Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)
h. Emissions Estimation Method
1. Source Classification Code (SCC) and Component Parts
J. Source emitting more than X tons of any one pollutant
k. Valid combinations of any of the above
There are only certain combinations of the retrieval categories listed
above that are valid. For example, the county code numbers are unloue within
each State but not across State boundaries. Thus although no two counties
1n Arizona have the same county code number, 0040 1s the county code number
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both for Apache County 1n Arizona and Arkansas County 1n Arkansas. As a
result, retrieval by county 1s only meaningful when combined with retrieval
by State.
In the same manner retrieval by plant requires specification of county
and State Identifiers; retrieval by point requires specification of plant,
county, and State Identifiers.
It should he noted that the sane type of restriction applies to retrieval
by SCC parts, nata may be retrieved by SfC as follows:
a. Complete B-d1g1t SCC
b. First F digits of SCC
c. First 3 digits of SCC
d. First digit only of SCC
These selection options allow simple retrieval of data for groups of nro-
cesses as Identified by SCC. For example, a retrieval *or SCC 1-02-002-02
would select only records with the complete 8-d1g1t SCC (bituminous coal-
fired dry bottom pulverized coal Industrial boilers), a retrieval for SCC
1-02-002 would select all records with these first 6 digits regardless of
what the last ?. digits are (all Industrial coal-fired Hollers 1n this case),
a retrieval for SCC 1-02 would select only records with these first 3 digits
(all Industrial boilers), and a retrieval for SCC 1 would select all records
with a first digit of 1 (all boilers).
The "free-format" selection option offers many additional retrieval
capabilities not available with the standard selection option. However,
depending on the nature of the request, selection by the free format option
may require more computer time and thus be more costly to complete than
typical reports generated by the standard selection option.
The free format selection option offers the following retrieval capa-
bilities:
a. Retrieval by specific data values for any of 8° point source data
Items. An example would be the retrieval of all records with fuel
sulfur content equal to 1?!. A 11st of all the data Items are shown
1n Table 2.
b. Retrieval, for any data Item, according to whether an actual data
value 1s qreater than or less than a specified data value. For
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I able 1. Summary of NEnS Retrievals
Report
Raw Data Reports
Point Source Report
Condensed Point Source Report
Allowed vs. Computed Emissions Report
AQW1 Data Tabulation Report
Quick Look Report
Area Source Report
Area Source Cards
Area Source File on Tape
Point Source Cards
Point Source Subfile on Tape
Summary Reports
Emission Summary Renort
Annual Fuel Summary Report
Potential Emissions Report1
Plant Emissions Renort
SCC Emissions Report
Plant Name Report
Emissions By SCC Report
SIC Emissions Report'
County Point and Area Source1
Emissions Report
Modeling Parameters Report
Management Reports
Plant-Po1nt-SCC County Report
Missing Item Report1
Highest Plant Number 1n
County Report
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example the following types of selections are possible:
All records with fuel sulfur content greater than 2?.
All records with fuel sulfur content less than 1%.
All records with fuel sulfur content greater than 1% hut less
than 2*.
c. Retrieval by valid combinations of data Items and data value
ranges. For example, a retrieval could be:
records 1n a specific state with SIC 1n the range 2000 to
stack heights greater than 200 feet, and partlculate
emissions greater than 50 tons ner vear.
d. Two special selection options associated with the SCC are
available:
J. Selection of all records within emission points that have a
specified SCC.
2. Selection of all records within plants that have a specified
src.
These selection options may be used to retrieve an entire point or an entire
plant with at least one record having a specified ST. These selections
may be used to retrieve boilers using multinle fuels or to retrieve all
sources in plants with a specific process, for example.
SORTING OF OUTPUT REPORTS AND FILES
Data retrieved by either the standard or free format selection options
may be sorted at the option of the requestor. If no sort 1s specified,
data will be listed in the standard NEDS noint source file record seouence,
that 1s, ascending order by State, County, Plant, Point and SCC. notional
sorting of data will require additional computer time and will thus increase
the total cost of producing a report.
Oata may be sorted 1n ascending (from lowest value to highest) or
descending (from highest value to lowest) order according to any of the
point source data Items shown in Table 2. A maximum of 20 sort Parameters
may be specified for any single renort. Sorts are performed in hierarchical
order according to each sort parameter snedfled. For example, if a sort
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1s specified as:
1. State-ascending order
2. SCC - ascending order
3. S02 emissions - descending order
the output report or file will be produced with selected records listed 1n
order first according to state code 1n Increasing seouence, next according
to SCC 1n Increasing sequence within each state, and finally by S02 emissions
1n descending sequence within each SCC within each state. Records with
Identical values for state, SCC and SO,, emissions will appear 1n random
order since no additional sort parameters were specified.
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33 PRIMARY CONTROL EQUIPMENT HC
34 SECONDARY CONTROL EQI'IPMEflT HC
35 PRIMARY CONTROL EQUIPMENT CO
36 SECONDARY CONTROL EQUIPMENT CO
37 EST CONTROL EFFICIENCY PARTICULATE (?)
38 EST CONTROL EFFICIENCY SO (%)
39 EST CONTROL EFFICIENCY NOX (%)
40 EST CONTROL EFFICIENCY HC (X)
41 EST CONTROL EFFICIENCY CO (%)
42 YEAR EMISSIONS INFO LAST UPDATED (CARD 4)
43 % ANNUAL THRU PUT (DEC-FEB)
44 % ANNUAL THRU PUT (MAR-MAY)
45 % ANNUAL THRU PUT (JUN-AUG)
46 % ANNUAL THRU PUT (SEP-NOV)
47 NORMAL OPERATING HOURS PER DAY
48 NORMAL OPERATING DAYS PER WEEK
4P NORMAL OPERATING WEEKS PER YEAR
50 STATE ESTIMATED EMISSIONS PARTICULATES (TONS/YEAR)
51 STATE ESTIMATED EMISSIONS SO, (TONS/YEAR)
52 STATE ESTIMATED EMISSIONS NOJJ (TONS/YEW)
53 STATE ESTIMATED EMISSIONS HC (TONS/YEAR)
54 STATE ESTIMATED EMISSIONS CO (TONS/YEAR)
55 ESTIMATION METHOD PARTICIPATE
56 ESTIMATION METHOD SO
57 ESTIMATION METHOD NOX
58 ESTIMATION METHOD HC
59 ESTIMATION METHOD CO
60 % SPACE HEAT
61 YEAR REGULATORY INFO LAST UPDATED (CARD 5)
62 ALLOWABLE EMISSIONS PARTICULATE (TONS/YR)
63 ALLOWABLE EMISSIONS S0? (TONS/YR)
64 ALLOWABLE EMISSIONS NOX (TONS/YR)
65 ALLOWABLE EMISSIONS HC (TONS/YP)
66 ALLOWABLE EMISSIONS CO (TONS/YR)
67 COMPLIANCE STATUS
68 COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE - YEAR
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69 COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE - MONTH
70 COMPLIANCE STATUS UPDATE - YEAR
71 COMPLIANCE STATUS UPDATE - MONTH
72 COMPLIANCE STATUS UPDATE - HAY
73 EMERGENCY CONTROL ACT PROGRAM STATUS
74 CONTROL REGULATION NUMBER 1
75 CONTROL REGULATION NUMBER 2
76 CONTROL REGULATION NUMBER 3
77 YEAR PROCESS INFO LAST UPDATED (CARD 6)
78 FUEL, PROCESS, SOLID WASTE OPERATING RATE
79 MAXIMUM DESIGN RATE
80 % SULFUR CONTENT
81 % ASH CONTENT
82 HEAT CONTENT (10 f Bill)
83 SOURCE CODE
84 CONFIDENTIALITY OF DATA
85 COMPtfTER CALCULATED PARTICULATE EMISSIONS (TONS/YEAR)
86 COMPUTER CALCULATED S02 EMISSIONS (TONS/YEAR)
87 COMPUTER CALCULATED N0y EMISSIONS (TONS/YEAR)
88 COMPUTER CALCULATED HC EMISSIONS (TONS/YEAR)
89 COMPUTER CALCULATED CO EMISSIONS (TONS/YEAR)
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POINT SOURCE REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Sources emitting more than a specific amount per year of any one of
the five criteria pollutants (particulates, sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides,
hydrocarbons, and carbon monoxide) are classified by EPA as point sources.*
The basic "Point Source Report" produces a full, formatted listing of all
relevant identifying and descriptive point source data as well as estimated
and NEDS calculated emissions for each criteria pollutant. More specifically,
the following information is available for each emission point for each
criteria pollutant:
a. Geographic location
b. Year of Record
c. Modeling Parameters - UTM coordinates, stack height, diameter,
temperature, etc.
d. Emission Data - Throughput rate, estimated emissions, estimation
method, control equipment, control efficiency, etc.
e. Allowable Emissions
f. Compliance Status
g. Operating Information
h. Annual Fuel Consumption
i. Source Operating Characteristics
Each page of computer output contains the data for one process (SCC).
When determining total plant emissions from such a printout, care must
be taken to avoid adding duplicate "Hand Calculated Point Emissions" into the
total. The "Computer Calculated SCC Emissions" should be used to determine
total plant emissions. The calculated emissions are labeled "Computer
*The specific amount is an SIP reporting requirement defined in 40 CFR,
Section 51.322. NEDS also accepts data based on a state's definition of a
point source.
+An emission point is a source which is coded on a single NEDS coding form.
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Calculated SCC Emissions" on the report. The field labeled "Hand Calculated
Point Emissions" reflects emissions for a NEDS emission point which are
entered by the data originator. The same values for "Hand Calculated Point
Emissions" will be repeated on separate pages for points with more than one
SCC. Normally, in such cases, the sum of all "Computer Calculated SCC
Emissions" for a point will equal the "Hand Calculated Point Emissions" for
points with emission estimation method codes of 1,2,4,5,6, and 7. Some data
conditions may prevent this relationship from always holding true. For
points with emission estimation method code 3 (SCC emission factor file
calculation), the calculated emissions have no dependence on any hand cal-
culated point emissions that may be reported.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
NEDS point source reports may be retrieved and sorted according to the
information described in the "General Selection and Sorting Capabilities
Section".
SAMPLE REPORT
A sample "Point Source Report" for one SCC record is shown in Figure 5.
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FILE CREATED ON
FRIOA»
APRIL 18, 198G
NATIONAL
PAGE
EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM
POINT SOURCE LISTING
STATt<09): CIST. COLUMBIA AQCRIG47): NATIONAL CAPITAL C1TV: WASHINGTON
COUNTYC0020) : WASHINGTON PLANT JO: 0001 POINT ID: C*
NA1E-ADDRESS: POTOMAC EL PWfi BENNING RD834TH STS SIC<4911>: ELECTRIC SERVICES
PERSONAL CONTACT: NORM ALLARD SCC(1-01-004-01) : EXTCOMB BOILER -ELECTRIC GENERATN -RESIDUAL OIL
-NO 6 OIL NORM FR6
• GENERAL INFORMATION
! DATE OF
! LAST UPDATE: 1»78
i
• OWNERSHIP: UTILITY
i
."I PROCESS: 91
I
• SOURCE: BOILER
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• NORMAL OPERATIONS
! HOURS/DAT: 2i
•. DAYS/WEEK: ?
! HEEKS/YFAR: 22
1
! X ANNUAL THROUGHPUT
°*« OEC-FEB: 6' I
• MAR-MAY: 39 J
• JUNE-AUG: 00 X
! SEPT-NOV: 01 *
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• 1 SPACE HEAT: OP.C t
t
'. COMPLIANCE INFO
• NOT IN COMPLIANCE
|
! SCHEDULED
• COMPLNCE DATE: 05/75
! COMPLIANCE STATUS
! UPDATE: 1 1
\ EMERGENCY CONTROL
• ACTION PLAN
'. STATUS UNKNOWN
l
UT« GRI D COORDINATES
UTM ZONE: 18
HORIZONTAL: 330.2 KM
VERTICAL: 4,J5C7.0 KM
STACK PARAMETERS
STACK HEIGHT: 177 FT
STACK DIAMETER: ?.5 FT
GAS TEMPFRATUHE: MO F
GAS FLOW RATE: 763,456 ACFM
PLUME HT(NO STACK): FT
SAME STACK VENTS POINTS 94-05
HAND CALCULATED POINT EMISSIONS
PARTICULATE: 30 TONS/YR
SOX: 551 TONS/YR
NOX: 453 TONS/YR
HC: 4 TONS/YR
CO: 22 TONS/YR
EMISSION ESTIMATION METHODS
PART: SPECIAL STATE EMISSION FACTOR
SOX: SPECIAL STATE EMISSION FACTOR
NOX: SPECIAL STATE EMISSION FACTOR
HC: SPECIAL STATE EMISSION FACTOR
co: SPECIAL STATE EMISSION FACTOR
CONTROL DEVICE/METHOD IDENTIFICATION
PRIMARY PART: CENTRIFUGAL COLLECTOR - HIGH EFFICIENCY
SECOND. PART: ELECTROSTATIC PRECIP1TOR - HIGH EFFIC
PRIMARY SOX: NO CONTROL EQUIPMENT
SECOND. SOx: NO CONTROL EOUJPMENT
PRIMARY NOX: NO CONTROL EQUIPMENT
SECOND. NOX: NO CONTROL EQUIPMENT
PRIMARY HC: NO CONTROL EQUIPMENT
SECOND. HC: NO CONTROL EQUIPMENT
PRIMARY CO: NO CONTROL EQUIPMENT
SECOND. CO: NO CONTROL EQUIPMENT
FUEL CHARACTERISTICS
FUEL SULFUR CONTFNT: 0.81 X
FUEL ASH CONTENT: CC.O 1
OPERATING RATES
CONTROL
EFFICIENCIES
PART: 99.8 x
SOX: oo.O *
NOX: TO.O X
HC: 00. 0 X
Co: fO.O *
ALLOWABLE EMISSIONS FOR POINT
PARTICULATE: 21 TONS/YR
SOX: 0 TONS/VR
NOX: 185 TONS/VR
HC: 0 TONS/YR
CO: 0 TONS/VR
COMPUTER CALCD SCC EMISSIONS
PART: 30 TONS/VR
SOX: 551 TONS/YR
NOX: 453 TONS/VR
HC: * TONS'**
CO; 22 TONS/YR
ANNUAL OPERATING RATE: 8,63? 1000GALLONS BURNED
HOU"LV MAXM DESIGN RATE:
POILER DESIGN CAPACITY: 968 MILLION BTU/HR
FUEL HFAT CONTENT; U7 MILLION BTU/1000G ALLONS PURNED COMMENTS: UNIT 14 NO 4 OIL
• PLANT COMMENT :
• POINT COMMENT :
• SCC COMMENT :
i
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Figure 5. Point source report
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CONDENSED POINT SOURCE REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "Condensed Point Source Report" is an abbreviated listing for
emission points. To generate this report, a particular pollutant and the
minimum value of emissions of that pollutant must be specified. Emission
points emitting more than that minimum value of the pollutant will be in-
cluded in the report.
A heading containing the creation date, minimum value, specified
pollutant, and an indication of whether the data are in English or metric
units is printed first. Next is displayed a five-line summary for each SCC
per emission point.
The five line summary includes the following information for each SCC
per emission point: geographic location, ownership, year of record, SIC
and annual emissions of each of the five criteria pollutants. Also included
are the control equipment, control efficiency, and estimation method relevant
to the specified pollutant.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
Reports may be retrieved and sorted according to the information de-
scribed in the "General Selection and Sorting Capabilities Section."
SAMPLE REPORT
The example is a partial Condensed Point Source Report for the State
of Rhode Island. The pollutant specified is hydrocarbons and the minimum
value of the pollutant included is 50 tons. The condensed point source
report presents only "computer calculated SCC emissions," as described
for the full point source report.
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FILE CRFATED ON
FRIDAY APRIL 18, 1°g;
NATIONAL
EMISSION?
T A
S T E W
PAGE
CONDENSED POINT SOURCE LISTING FOR PARTICULATE
FOR ALL VALUES > THAN OR = TO
EMISSIONS ARE IN SHOt: WASHINGTON
047: NATIONAL CAPITAL
JOO: NO CONTROL EQUIPMENT
ESTIMATE PY (3) USED EMISSIONS FACTORS
U001: POTOMAC EL PW eENNING RDK34TH STs
09: DIST. COLUMR1* PP20: WASHINGTON
047: NATIONAL C»PIT»L
lOQ: NO CONTROL EQUIPMENT
ESTIMATE PI <3> USED EMISSIONS FACTORS
OWNERSHIP; UTILITY
YEAS OF RECORD: 1978
EFF = J.u X POINT : C1
SIC = 4911 SCt = 1-r1-T04-01
OWNERSHIP: UTILITY
YEAR OF RECORD: 197s
EFF = j.C X POINT: 02
sic = 4911 sec = i-:ii-nu4-c>i
OWNtRSHIP: UTILITY
YEAR OF °bcoRD: 1978
0301: POTOMAC EL PUB BENNING RD83*TH ST$
U': DIST. COLUMPI
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ALLOWED VERSUS COMPUTED EMISSIONS REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
For each pollutant, allowed emissions may be entered into NEDS for
a given emission point. The calculated emissions refer to the emissions
associated with each SCC of that point source. The "Allowed Versus Computed
Emissions Report" was written to permit comparison of coded allowable
emissions with total calculated emissions "for the emission point.
Each plant requested is represented in the report by one or more pages
of computer output. A heading containing the creation date and identifying
geographic data is printed on the first page. In the pages that follow,
the emission data for each plant are described with the points listed in
ascending numerical order. For each point, the report prints the allowed
emissions for each pollutant (zero values are printed as blanks), the
calculated emissions of each pollutant for each SCC, and the totals of the
calculated emissions for each pollutant.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
Reports may be retrieved based on the information described in the
"General Selection and Sorting Capabilities Section."
SAMPLE REPORT
Figure 7 is a sample from an "Allowed Versus Computed Emissions Report"
retrieved for the State of Vermont and the Air Quality Control Region of
Champ!ain Valley.
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NATIONAL EMISSION DATA SYSTEM
PAGE 26
ALLOWED VERSUS COMPUTED EMISSIONS
DATE :
MAY 1?, 1
»•*
REGULATIONS:
POINT NUMPER: J?
SCC NAME
SCC1 : EXTCOMB BOILER
COM'ERCL-IMSTUTNL NATURAL CAS
10-1COMMBTU/HR
TEAK OF RECORD
75
ALLOhFD EMISSIONS!
COMPUTED EMISSIONS:
SCC1 :
TOTAL:
PART
SOX
NOX
HC
CO
REGULATIONS:
POINT
SCC NAM*
TCC1 : EXHOMb ROILiB
COMI»E"CL-INSTUTNL NATURAL GAS 1 0 -1 OOKMBT U /MR
Figure 7. Allowed versus computed emissions report
YEAR OF RECORD
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AQDM DATA TABULATION REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "AQDM Data Tabulation Report" was written to allow review of
NEDS point source data that may be used as input to a dispersion model
such as AQDM, the Air Quality Display Model. The NEDS-AQDM tabulation
includes; Plant name, address and ID, UTM co-ordinates, present and allow-
able emission estimates for any two pollutants, and stack data in the
format required by AQDM for the SORCE and PLUME decks. Emission estimates
are converted from tons/year to tons/day. ' The conversion is based on
365 days per year for all sources. Stack data have been converted to
metric units.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
The report may be produced for the nation, a state, an AQCR, or a
county.
SAMPLE REPORT
Figure 8 is an example AQDM data tabulation report.
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HIE CREATED ON
FRIDAY
APRIL 1Pf 1"8C
NEDS POINT SOURCE EMISSION AND STACK DATA
3V OIST. COLUMBIA <^4 7 NATIONAL CAPITAL (D.C.-MD-VA) 0020 WASHINGTON
IOENT
PLANT
POINT
3301
3005
3007
3009
0310
3014
3317
3320
3321
3022
3324
01
02
03
04
35
06
32
33
01
01
02
05
04
01
04
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06
37
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39
01
02
06
07
08
02
03
04
01
06
07
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01
02
01
02
01
02
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02
ADDRESS
POTOMAC EL PWR BENNING HD&34TH STS
D.C .VILLAGF
R&W MATL INC 9TH86BENTWOOD RD NE
ST ELUAPETHS HOSP SE WASH DC 20032
GWU 2129 EYE ST Nhr
CONF
WASHINGTON HOSP CTR 11C IRVING ST NW
B.P.OIL CORP 401 FAR9AGUT ST NE
POLLINf. «FB, WASHINGTON, OC ?C?32
GALLAUDtT COLLEGE KENDALL GREEN POOC2
HOWARD UNIVERSITY UAShDC
GENERAL SERVICES ADM .WASH.D.C. i?
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2 04
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2 01
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2 02
2 02
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2
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UTM COORDINATE
ZN
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
16
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
HOR
330.2
330.2
330.2
330.2
330.2
330.1
325.0
325.0
329.4
326.5
326.5
326.5
326.5
322.3
322.5
322.8
322.4
322.6
322.2
322.3
325.3
325.3
325.3
325.3
325.3
326.6
326.7
326.7
326.6
326.6
326.7
326.7
326.7
325.3
325.3
327.0
327.0
325.3
325.3
321.6
321.6
VERT
4^C7.0
4307.0
4307.0
4307.0
4307.0
43C7.0
4297.9
4297.9
4710.8
4302.0
4T02.0
4302.0
4702.0
4307.3
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4307.1
4307.3
4307.2
4307.4
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4309.7
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EMISSION ESTIMATES-TONS/DAY
PRESENT ALLOWABLE
S02
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1.510
9.310
8.688
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MT
STACK DATA
VEL OIA TEMP
* M/SEC
73.8
73.8
35.7
53.9
73.5
73.5
41.1
12.2
12.2
68.6
68.6
68.6
68.6
34.1
30.8
32.9
30.5
28.7
39.3
33.5
25.3
29.3
27.4
29.3
29.3
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12.2
12.2
12.2
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38.1
40.2
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12.83
23.60
40.33
40.33
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10.64
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4.57
4.57
3.35
2.59
3.81
3.81
2.62
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3.65
3.04
3.65
3.65
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1.21
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1.52
2.28
1.37
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1.52
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2.40
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449
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616
616
533
549
380
330
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330
330
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646
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646
298
298
298
298
298
298
298
298
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505
505
505
505
588
255
Figure 8. AQDM data tabulation report
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QUICK LOOK REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "NEDS Quick Look Report" is a one-line report of selected data
items specified by the requestor. The Quick Look report is part of the
NEDS interactive system described in detail in NEDS Terminal System Section.
For each selected record, which may be either a point source record or an
area source record, any data item may be printed in any order up to the
maximum space available on one computer printout page. Thus, the Quick
Look report is a means for printing a compact report displaying only those
data items of specific interest to the requestor. For each selected record
one line is printed, up to a maximum of 45 lines per computer printout
page.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
Data may be retrieved according to the information discussed in the
"General Selection and Sorting Capabilities Section." For the "NEDS Quick
Look Report", this retrieval capability is available for both point and
area source data.
SAMPLE REPORT
Figure 9 is a sample "NEDS Quick Look Report" for selected point
source records. In this report, the data items specified to be printed
were state code, county code, plant name and address, primary and secondary
particulate control equipment, particulate control efficiency, and SCC.
Any other data items could be printed, if desired, and they could be listed
in any order across the page. Note that in NEDS Quick Look reports of
point source data, the plant name and address field is truncated after the
first 20 characters.
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NEDS USCR POINT FILE
DATA SELECTION REPORT
DATE: 05/14/ao
ST CNTY NAME-ADDRESS
TSP TSP TSP
PCE SCE *EFi
SCC
06
06
81-
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
06
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Figure 9. Quick look report
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AREA SOURCE REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Area sources are an aggregation of all sources not defined as point
sources in a specific geographic area. Area sources usually included all
mobile sources and any stationary sources too small, difficult, or numer-
ous to classify as point sources. Area source emissions are assumed to
be spread over the entire area that has been defined as an area source.
Activity level data for these sources are compiled on a countywide basis
for NEDS.
The complete Area Source report for each geographic area occupies
six printed pages. ' Page one gives general information: the total cal-
culated emissions, the SIP estimate of total emissions, and comments which
explain or amplify particular aspects of the data. Page two lists the
activity levels and calculated emissions related to fuel consumption by
stationary sources." Page three lists the activity levels and calculated
emissions related to solid waste disposal by stationary sources. Page
four gives detailed motor vehicle data including vehicle miles, fuel use
and calculated emissions by road type and vehicle type. Page five lists
data for all mobile sources, including a summary of motor vehicle data
plus data for vessels and aircraft. Page six gives the activity levels
and calculated emissions for all other area sources which do not fall into
the above categories. ' On each of the last five pages, the appropriate
totals and subtotals of activity levels and calculated emissions are also
listed. A heading on each page identifies the geographic area, year, and
general category to which the data apply and the file creation date of
the NEDS area source file.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
Retrieval options are available for:
a. The geographic area for which data are to be reported.
b. Which of the report pages are to be printed.
c. The level of detail of the report (summary or detail).
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The following types of geographic data retrievals are possible:
1) national: all data for the entire nation
2) state: all data for one state
3) AQCR: all data from one AQCR
4) state/AQCR: all data for the portion of a state
within one AQCR
5) state/county: the data for one county
6) state/county/AQCR: the data for that portion of a county
within one AQCR.
In nearly all instances, the state/county and state/county/AQCR data re-
trievals are identical, since most counties are wholly within one AQCR.
Only in those instances where portions of one county are within different
AQCR's could there be a difference.
The Area Source Emissions Report which is produced from selected data
may be either detailed or a summary. The "detailed" report lists the
data for each selected county record plus a total of all selected data.
The "summary" report lists only the total. The following table lists the
types of totals obtained for each of the geographic selection types.
Geographic Selection Totals produced in Emissions Report
National - by state State, national
National - by AQCR AQCR, national
State State
AQCR AQCR
State/AQCR State/AQCR
State/county :nene
State/county/AQCR none
For example, if a "summary" report for the nation, by state, were requested,
a national total and each state total would be produced. A "detailed"
report for the nation, by state, would produce a national total report,
totals for each state and reports for each of the more than 3100 counties
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in the nation. If a "summary" report for an AQCR were requested, only a
summary total for the AQCR would be printed. A "detailed" report for an
AQCR would produce a summary total for the AQCR and reports for each county
in the AQCR.
The final user option exercised pertains to which of the six pages
of the Area Source Report are printed. Each page may be selectively in-
cluded or excluded. This capability allows the user to obtain only those
data of interest in a report and exclude extraneous information. Thus,
a report with all six pages or only pages 1 and 4, for example, for each
selected area may be obtained. Pages are printed in any selected order.
SORTS AVAILABLE
No sorts are performed. Data are reported in the same order as they
are stored in the area source file, that is, in ascending state/county/
AQCR codes. When selection is by AQCR, data are reported in ascending
state/county order within each AQCR selected.
SAMPLE REPORT
Figure 10 is a sample area source report "summary" for the State of
Delaware. Detailed reports for each county are in the same format.
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05-12-80 NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM
ARF.* SOUPCE EMISSIONS R£PORT FOR YEAR 1979 DATA FILE LAST UPDATED ON FEBuARY 19, 1980
TOTAL FOR STATE(OP): DELAWARE
PAGE 0001-1
G E N i R A L
TOTAL ADIA SOURCE E»ISSIONS
EMISSIONS IN TONS PfR »EAR
PART SOX N 0 X H C CO
SIP ESTJMATF
COMPUTED EMISSIONS (1979)
RATIO Of SIP ESTIMATE TO COMPUTED EMISSIONS
30,9^8
0.039
2,500
6,075
0.412
17,600
32,716
0.538
53,SCO
62.7C5
C.853
255,900
3C8.167
0.83C
URBAN POPULATION: 4C TO <•<) PERCENT
Flqure 10. Area source report
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C5-12-80
NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM
SOURCE EMISSIONS RtPO«T fOS YEAS 1979 DATA FILE LAST UPDATED ON fEBUARY 19, 1980
TOTAL FOR STATECS): DELAWARE
PAGE CC01-2
F U £ L
RESIDENTIAL
ANTHRACITE COAL
bITUMINOUS COAL
WOOD
DISTILLATE OIL
RESIDUAL OIL
NATURAL GAS
CONSUMPTION
J.25T TONS
T TONS
6,40r TONS
102,27C THOUSAND GALLONS
" THOUSAND GALLONS
«,25r MILLION CUPIC FEET
COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL
cn
ANTHRACITE COAL
BITUMINOUS COAL
WOOD
DISTILLATE OIL
RESIDUAL OIL
NATURAL GAS
INDUSTRIAL
ANTHRACITE CO"L
bITUMINOUS COAL
COKE
WOOD
DISTILLATE OIL
RESIDUAL OIL
NATURAL GAS
PROCESS GAS
TOTAL FUEL CONSUMPTION
ANTHRACITE COAL
HlTUMINOUS COOL
COKE
WOOD
DISTILLATE OIL
(.ES1DUAL OIL
NATURAL GAS
PROCESS GAS
6,<5n TONS
0 TONS
r TONS
6,14° THOUSAND GALLONS
n THOUSAND GALLONS
7.19C MILLION CUBIC FEET
TONS
24,V9r TONS
? TONS
" TONS
23,*3r THOUSAND GALLONS
r THOUSAND GALLONS
ur MILLION CUPIC FEET
r MILLION CUPIC FEET
1?,4t" TONS
24,99" TONS
r TONS
*,4:n TONS
122,?4C THOUSAND GALLONS
r THOUSAND GALLONS
11,5*r MILLION CUPIC FEET
r MILLION CUBIC FEET
E !• I
ART
2*6
17
0
81
127
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41
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88
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1,341
48
95C
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343
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0
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1
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IN TONS
N 0 X
1,259
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0
4
921
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330
292
34
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0
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479
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187
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fUtL CHARACTERISTICS:
ANTnRAC1TE
"ITuMINOUS
COAL
COAL
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* SULFUR, 11.7
X SULFUP, 1C.D
ASH
DISTILLATE OIL
"ESIDUAL OIL
C.2 ? SULFUR
1.4 * SULFUR
Figure 10. Area source report (continued)
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G5-12-8C NATIONAL EMISSIONS DAT* SYSTEM
AREA SOUPCE EMISSIONS REPORT fOR »EAR 1*79 DATA FILE LAST UPDATED ON 'EBUARY 19, 1980
TOTAL FOR STATE(U?>: DELAWARE
PA6E C001-3
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
RES1DENTIAL
ON SITE INCINERATION
OPEN BURNING
COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL
ON SITE INCINERATION
OPEN BURNING
INDUSTRIAL
k ON SITE INCINERATION
* OPEN BURNING
TOTAL SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
ON SITE INCINERATION
OPEN BURNING
TONS SOLID WASTE
7v,,C?0
EMISSIONS IN TONS PER » E A fl
PART SOX NOX HC CO
577
1,115
3,173
2,120
67,900
11.1,90
1C/.9CO
9CO
21.7CO
21,700
1C'3,52&
34,7?0
543
50
43
7
P7
P7
0
714
164
550
0
34
14
14
0
28
28
0
76
42
34
1
204
19
16
3
33
33
C
257
5C
207
96
1.019
41
27
14
55
55
C
1,211
178
1,033
287
2.886
100
62
38
125
125
0
3.398
474
2.924
Figure 10. Area source report (continued)
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05-12-80 NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM
ARFA SOURCE EMISSIONS REPORT fOR YEAR 1979 DATA FILE LAST UPDATED ON FEBUARY 19, 1980
TOTAL FOR STATEU"): DELAWARE
PAGE 0001-4
MOTOR
VEHICLES
EMISSIONS IK TONS PER YEAR
PART sox NOX MC to
GASOLINE POWERED VEHICLES
HIGHWAY VEHICLE;
LIGHT DUTY VEHICLES
LIMlTtO ACCESS
RURAL
SUBURBAN
URBAN
LIGHT DUTY TRUCKS
00 LIMITED ACCESS
RURAL
SUBURBAN
URBAN
HFAVY DUTY VEHICLES
LIMITLD ACCESS
RURAL
SUPURLAN
URPAN
OFF-HIGHWAt VEHICLES
OIESEL POWERED VEHICLES
HIGHWAY VEHICLES - HEAVY DUTY
LIMITED «CCE
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U5-12-8C
NATIONAL EMISSIONS D « T A SYSTEM
ARFA SOURCE EMISSIONS 0£POCT FOR YEAR 1979 DATA FILE LAST UPDATED 0* FEBUARV 19, 1980
TOTAL FOR STATE(OP): DELAWARE
PAGE 0001-5
TRANSPORTATION
EMISSIONS IN TONS PER YEAR
PART SOX NOX H C CO
LAND VEHICLES
HIGHWAY VEHICLE?
LIMITED ACCESS
RURAL
SUBURBAN
URBAN
0'F-HIGHWAV VEHICLES
RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVES
^TOTAL - ALL GASOLINE VEHICLE*
TOTAL - ALL DIESEL VEHICLES
AIRCRAFT 157, 5AT
MILITARY 42,430
CIVIL 110,1V?
COMMERCIAL 4,95r
VESSELS
COAL
DIESEL OIL 2.POC
RfSIDUAL OIL 7,91r
GASOLINE 4,074
MEASURED
GALLONS FUEL VEHICLE MILES
(THOUSANDS) (THOUSANDS)
37?, MO
32*. 936 4,017,90?
P
1.52C.001
n
?, 497, "01
50,^74
eoc
:i?,6a2
*5,o;8
LANDING-TAKEOFF CYCLES
LANOING-T AKEOFF CYCLES
LANDING-TAKEOFF CYCLES
LANOING-TAKEOFF CYCLES
TONS
THOUSAND GALLONS
THOUSAND G«LLONS
THOUSAND GALLONS
17,213
16,447
C
2,470
C
13,977
755
11
15,758
1,455
3?7
3?3
1
3
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0
34
76
C
1,735
1,051
0
196
O
655
661
23
639
1,046
37
30
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7
1,186
0
42
1 ,131
13
29,608
21,072
0
8,420
C
12,652
8,388
148
18,659
10,949
261
194
1
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535
0
314
165
56
36,423
34,392
0
J.388
C
26.0C4
1,993
38
35.0C6
1,417
677
57*
23
8C
1,991
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83
11
',897
294,339
278,313
0
55,887
0
222.426
15,974
52
268,695
5,644
2,241
1.035
1,035
171
6.145
0
110
6
6,029
TOTAL TRANSPORTATION
17.65C
2,958
Figure 10. Area source report (continued)
70,404
39,091 3C2.725
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05-12-80 NATIONAL EMISSIONS OAT* SYSTEM
ARF.A SOU°CE EMISSIONS REPORT FOR YEAR 1979 DATA fILE LAST UPDATED ON FEBUAHY 19i 1980
TOTAL FOR STATECO*): DELAWARE
PA6E 0001-6
MISCELLANEOUS
EVAPORATIVE LOSS
18,931 TON" SOLVENT PURCHASED
315,300 THOUSAND GALLONS GASOLINE MARKETED
FUGITIVE OUST
3, 80S, OrC KFHTCLE MILES ON DIRT ROATS
0 LAND1NG-TAKEOF F CYCLES ON DIRT AIRSTRIPS
1,389 ACRFS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
C ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION
0 ACRF.S SUBJECT TO WIND EROSION
01
OTHER
549 ACRES BURNED BY FOREST WILDFIRES AT
89} ACRES BUHNED BY MANAGED BURNING AT
210 ACRFS AGRICULTURAL FIELD PURNING AT
JZ ORCHARD HEATERS FIRED ON
2,191 STRUCTURE FIRES
IPS
l TONS/ACRE
i TONS/ACRE
10 TONS/ACRE
0 DAYS/YEAR
E M I
PART
0
C
0
11,306
11,396
C
0
C
C
198
9
15
18
C
156
S S IONS
SOX
C
0
C
C
0
C
C
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C
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C
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IN TONS
N 0 X
0
0
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C
0
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0
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28
3
3
3
0
19
PER YEAR
H C
22.084
18,931
3,153
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0
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0
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Figure 10, Area source report (continued)
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AREA SOURCE CARDS FORMAT ON TAPE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "Area Source Cards" report outputs selected data from NEDS onto
computer cards or onto magnetic tape in the NEDS area source input format.
Since only input data are reported, no calculated emissions are included.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
Cards may be retrieved for the nation, for all counties in a state,
or for selected individual counties. No sorts are available. Cards will
be produced in order in ascending state-county sequence.
SAMPLE REPORT
Figure 11 gives the format of NEDS area source cards.
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Stale I County
'll2l3
AQCR
NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM (NEDS)
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF AIR PROGRAMS
AREA SOURCE
Input Form
Date
FORM APPROVED
OMB NO !5Sn0095
Name of Person
Completing Form
Year
ol
Record
10
11
Participate
12
13
14
IS 16
Sic EMI:
SO?
Il7
18
19
2C
SION ESTIMA-
NO,
21
22
23
24
ESIlOZtons/vtl
HC
25
26
27
28
29
CO
30
31
32
33
34
SULF
Anth.
Coal
35
t
36
URCO
Bilum.
Coal
37
38
ITENTC.
Dist. I Resid
Oil | Oil
39
40 hi
, r
42
ASH CON
Anth.
Coa
43
44
45
fENT C.l
Bitum.
Coa
46
47
I
48
Anth Coal
10' tons
49
50
51
52
53
Bitumin. Coal
10' tons
54
55
56
57
58
59
RESIDEN
Disl. Oil
ID4 Gal.
60
61
62
63
64
rtAL FUEL
Resid. Oil
104 Gal.
65
66
67
68
Nat. Gas
1C7 11.3
69
70
71
72|?3
I
Wood 1 |
^lO2 tons 1 5
74
_7_5
76
77178
1
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A,
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RQ
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COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FUEL
Anlh.
IO1 Ions
10
11
12
13
14
Bitumin
IO1 Ions
15
16
17
18
19
Disl. Oil
IO4 Gals.
20
21
22
23
24
ON SITE INCINERATION
Residential
10 1 Ions
10
11
12
13
14
15
Induslnal
IO2 Ions
16
17
18
19
20
Comm. Insl
IO2 tons
21
22
23
!4
Resid. Oil
IO'1 Ga s.
2S|26
25
27
28
29
Nal. Gas
IO7 Ft3
30
31
32
33
Wood
102lons
34
'
35
Anlh Coal
10* Ions
36' 37
38.39
1
OPEN BURNING
Residential
ID2 Ions
26
27
28
29
30
Indus
na
IO2 tons
31
32
33
34|35J36
Comm' I
102to
37
40 41
Bit.'"
Coal
IO1 Ions
42
43 44
45
46
47
INDUSTRIAL FUEL
Coke
10.1
48
49
ons
solsi
Dist. Oil
IO4 Ga s.
52J53
54
55156
Resid. Oil
10* Gals.
57^58159
60
61
62
Nal. Gas
107F!3
63I64
I
GASOLINE FUEL
nsl II.
ns
ssbsUo
; i
41
I
42
43;44
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10
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1 Gals.
46
47
48
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49
y Vehicle
IO3 Gals
50
51
52)53
54
Oil Hi«ay
1C3 Gals.
55J56
57:58^59
60
6S66
'
Wood Process Gas
IO2 tons | IO7 tl3
6 TUB; 69 ho
! 1 !
DIESEL FUEL
Heavy Vehicle
IO3 Gals.
6li62J63
...f._U.
64
65|66
Oil H'-J)
10* Gals
7ll?2
73
74
67 68169170 71
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75
76
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IO4 Gals.
72
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75
76
77
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77
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78
79
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80
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78
79
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AIRCRAFT VESSELS EVAPORATION
Military
LTD CYC IO2
10
11
12
13
Civil Commercial
LTD CYC 10' | LTDCYC10'
14
16
16
17
18
19120
1
21
22
23
24
Coil
10.1 tons
25
26
27
28
Diesel Oil
IO4 Gals.
29 30J31
I
32
Resid Oil
IO4 Gals
33
34
35
36
37
Gasoline
10.3 Gals
38
39 40
1
41
Soiven; ftjtchascd Casolne Marketed
tons y> | IflSCals
42
43,14
1
45 46J47
1
48
49
50
51
52
MEASURED VEHICLE MILES
Limned Access Road
10* Miles
53154
1
55
S6|57|58
1 1
Rural Roads
IO4 Miles
59|60
1
61
62
63
64
Suburban Roads
IO4 Miles
65166
1
67
68
69
70
Urban Roads
I0« Miles
7l'72l73
74
75'76
77
S
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78
79
A
cd
80,
4
D.ilR
narts ' Dirt
Tiavpled
10' Vehicle miles
10 IV
12
13
14
15
16
Air Strips
LTD CYCLES
17
18
19
20
21
FROST CONTROL
FOREST WILDHHES MANAGED BURNING AGRICULTURAL FIELD ,02 STRUCTURE
Acies
22
23
24
25
26
27
Miscellaneous
Wind Eiosion
103 Acies
28
29
30
31
32
103 Acies
33
34
35
36
37
'Slash Pipscnbed Bunmiq)
Acies Buined
38
39
40
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Buined
45
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Acies Buined | Buined
48
49
50 51
52
5354
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BURNING
Acies Buined
57
58
59
60
61
62
Tons/Acies
Buined
63
64
65
Oichaid _ . Mh"
Healeis
Opeiating
66 67
68
69
Da»s/Fnfd
Oavs/veai
70
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73'74l75
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NEDS AREA SOURCE FILE ON TAPE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This report produces a magnetic tape containing records in the NEDS
area source file format. The NEDS area source file consists of one record
for each county or county equivalent in the United States. Each record
contains all the input data for each county as shown in Figure 11, plus
calculated emissions for each area source category and for the county as
a whole.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
Area source records may be retrieved for all counties in the nation,
all counties in a state, or for selected individual counties. No sorts
are available. Records will be produced in order in ascending state-county
sequence.
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POINT SOURCE CARDS FORMAT ON TAPE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "Point Source Cards" report selects data from NEDS and creates
punched cards or a magnetic tape in the NEDS point source input format.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
Cards may be retrieved and sorted by the NEDS general selection and
sort programs described in the "General Selection and Sorting Capabilities
Section."
SAMPLE REPORT
Figure 12 gives the format of NEDS point source cards.
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Snt«J Count '
8»tJ (
ffl
tn
Plant 10
Number
10 II 12 13
u is u 17
I4|i5
la 19
16M7
KM;
is i;
°0
Utm " "
Zone >(t
20 21
NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM (NEDS)
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF AIR PROGRAMS
Establishment Name and Addiess
POINT SOURCE
Input Form
FORM APPROVED
OMB NO. 158-ROOOS
Name of Penon
Completing Form_
22 23 24|n 26 27|28 29 30 )l 32 33J34 K\K 31 31 39 <0 41 42 43 44 45 46 (7 48 » M| 51 52 53 S4 S5|56|57 58 S9J60 (I
Boiler Design
Capacity
106BTU/hr
18 13 20 21J22
UTM CO01DINATES
Horizontal Vertical
km
24 25
26 27
28 29 30 31 32
Height (ft)
33 34 35 36
STACK DA
Templ°FI
40 (1 42 43
Flow Rate (U3/m.n)
44]45|46l47|48|49|SO
51 52 53 54
CONTROL rOUIPMENT
23 24 25
ANNUAL THRUPUT
Dec- Mar- June Sept
Feb May Aug Nov
20 21
22 23
24 25
8 w
s .
32 33 34
35 36 31
it 39 40
Primary
HC
Pnm.111
CO
50 51 52
Contact • Personal
62 63 64 65[6i 67 U\t)\n 7||72J73
75176 77
60|61 62|63|64|65[6< 67 69 69|70 71 72 73|74|7S 76
ESTIMATED CONTROL EFFICIENCY (%l
Pan SO; NO, HC CO
53 54 55
56 57 58
59160 61
62 63 64
65 66 67
Paniculate
31 32 33 34 35 36 37
38 39 40 4I|42 43 II
S02
EMISSION ESTIMATES ltons>yearl
NO,
45 4« «; 48l49 50 51
52 53 54 55 56157 58
ALLOWABLE EMISSIONS Itoni/yearl
18l)9|20 21)22 23 24
S02
26 2M28 29 30 31
H 20
21 22 23
24 25
19 2C
21 22 23
24 25
32 33 34J35 36 3) 38
39 *0 41142 43 44 15
4i 47|48 49 50 51152
^COMPLIANCE
o SCHEDULE
59 60 61 62 63 64 65
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
UPDATE
58159
60161
62T63
68 69 70 71 72 73 74l75 76'
ESTIMATION
METHOD
67 61 69 70
71 72T73
74 75] 76
CONTROL REGULATIONS
!Cfl 1 | Reg Z Reg 3
64 65166 67168
69 70 n 72
73 74175 76
Annual
fuel. Process.
Solid Waste
Operating Rate
26 27 28 29 !0 31 32
Hourl,
Mammum Design
Rate
33 34 35 36 37 38 39
4G 41 12
43 » 45
Heal Corueni
106 BTC sec
16 17 48 49 50
51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
73 74 75 76
26 2r 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 « O « 45 « il 45 H 50 51 5: 53 S4 Si 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 54 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 ^4 75 76
--L-J--L
._
j
7778
Figure 12. Point source cards format
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NEDS POINT SOURCE SUBFILE ON TAPE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The NEDS nolnt source subfile contains records selected from the MFOS
point source file on magnetic tape. Each record selected contains all
point source Input data plus computer calculated emissions. The NEHS-
SUBFILE format 1s described 1n the "AEROS Summary and Retrieval Manual,
Volume III.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
The NEDS-SUBFILE may be selected and sorted according to the NEDS
general selection and sorting capabilities discussed 1n the "Heneral
Selection and Sorting Capabilities Section."
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EMISSION SUMMARY REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "Emission Summary Report" shows the annual number of tons of
particulates, sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, and carbon
monoxide emitted by source category within a given geographical area.
The emission source categories included are:
Fuel Combustion
Residential Fuel (Area)
Electric Generation (Point)
Industrial Fuel (Area and Point)
Commercial-Institutional Fuel (Area and Point)
Internal Combustion (Point)
Industrial Process (Point)
13 Categories
Solid Waste Disposal
Government (Point)
Residential (Area)
Commercial-Institutional (Area and Point)
Industrial (Area and Point)
Transporation (Area)
Land Vehicles
Aircraft
Vessels
Miscellaneous (Area)
A grand total of emissions, subdivided in area and point source portions,
is also printed.
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RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
The retrieval keys for the "Emission Summary Report" are as follows:
a. Nation
b. State
c. EPA Region
d. State/County
e. AQCR
f. State portions of interstate AQCRs
g. All counties in a state
SAMPLE REPORT
A sample "Emission Summary Report" is represented in Figure 13.
The format of this report is somewhat shorter when retrieval is for
an area where all categories of emissions are not present because the in-
active categories will be omitted.
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NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
STATE EMISSIONS REPORT
STATE 39:PENNSUV»NIA
RUN DATE:
AREA EMISSIONS AS OF:
POINT EMISSIONS AS OF:
MONDAY HAY 12. 198C
TUESDAY FE6UARV 19, 1980
FRIDAY APRIL 18, 1980
PARTICULATFS
TONS / YR
FUEL COMBUSTION
SOX
************
TONS / YR
NOX
TONS / YR
HC
****•*•****<
TONS / YR
CC
*»***•****•*
TONS / YR
EXTERNAL
RESIDENTIAL FUEL (AREA)
ANTHRACITE COAL
BITUMINOUS COAL
DISTILLATE OIL
NATURAL GAS
taOOt
TOTAL (RESIDENTIAL)
CJt
-o
ELEC GENERATION (POINT)
ANTHRACITE COAL
BITUMINOUS COAL
RESIDUAL OIL
DISTILLATE OIL
NATURAL GAS
OTHFR
TOTAL (ELEC C.EN)
INDUSTRIAL FUEL
3t?9
753
22°7
1441
12725t
82
t
424
1C205
1425
26527
81
b
36244
17963
1389405
4f85C
1566
r;
180?3
14759C7
1154
113
16584
11 SOU
21
29372
12987
732232
4P972
1256
135
1480
769C62
958
753
919
1146
175
Z951
7
5393
433
£2
0
t
59C1
34535
3379
46C6
288C
4169
495<9
745
17868
2167
252
11
8V
21132
ANTHRACITE COAL
POINT SOURCES
OITUMINOUS COAL
POINT SOURCES
POINT SOURCES
RESIDUAL OIL
A"E» SOURCES
POINT SOURCES
DISTILLATE OIL
A°E« SOURCES
P^INT SOURCES
NATURAL GAS
ABE« SOURCES
4U
1C66T1
1
22A7
72C?3
ZT9
19*6
1969f ;
t,
7C708
345 1
3543
637
46568
'249
18822
2636
1088
IS 6651
Figure 13, Emission summary report
7
1228
0
117
550
116
58
111
275
29Ci
1
6C5
29C99
6CC
253
62V
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POIMT SOURCES
POOCtSS CAS
PPJMT SOURCFS
WOOI>
POIMT SOURCES
LIuUlD PETROL GAS
POINT SOUPCJS
OTHF R
POINT SOURCFS
TOTAL (INDUSTRIAL)
ABEA SOURCES
POINT SOURCES
COMM-INSTITUTIONAL FUEL
ANTHRACITE COAL
AREA SOURCES
POINT SOURCES
BITUMINOUS COAL
POINT SOURCES
RESIDUAL OIL
AREA SOURCES
POINT SOURCES
DISTILLATE OIL
ARE' SOURCES
POINT SOURCES
3 NATURAL GAS
AREA SOURCES
POINT SOURCES
WOOD
POINT SOURCES
OTHFh
POINT SOURCES
TOTAL (COMM-INST)
APEA SOURCES
POINT SOURCES
TOTAL (EXTERNAL COM6)
APEA SOURCES
POINT SOURCES
INTERNAL CO^bUS^ION (POINT)
ELECTRIC GENERATION
DISTILLATE OIL
DIECU
OTHF k
TOTAL (CLEC I>EN)
INDUSTRIAL tUFL
DISTJLL1TE OIL
N A T u H A L GAS
DIE til TUEL
TOTAL (INDUSTRIAL)
9C4
175
16?4
:
5
2817
1923*6
5914
37'9
23»1
61C
7
12
6
7
138
1051
2
C
14896
1401
660
1
295
16536
S4420
5058
1211
1138
8441
2555
135
5fc
5548
956
557
£
19182
6477
6509C
479959
2820
331
3173
10
57
39
106
659
216
366
0
0
3*4
3Q84
0
30
74
177
47
3
4
369
23
1C*
C
5t'9
282
48C*
9267
240
7
0
247
1
C
3
4
1779
16
354
C
26
183*
3*7C5
5C2
119t
16C
7C7
218
28
13
927
134
1997
C
3718
53567
59555
6*7
12
C
659
2
7
18
Figure 13. Emission summary report (continued)
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TOTAL (INTERNAL COMB)
TOTAL (FUfL COMBUSTION)
AREA SOUiUES
POINT SOURCES
INDUSTRIAL PROCFSS (POINT)
20622
"•61319
1071
68611
:012605
3279
65C9o
483236
251
1804
9518
677
53567
60232
CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
FOOD/AGRICULTURAL
PRIMARY METAL
SECONDARY K f T A L <
MINERAL PRODUCTS
PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
WOOD PRODUCTS
OOUANIC SOLVENT EVAPORATION
PFTROLEUM STORAGE/TRANSPORT
METAL FABRICATION
TEXTILE MANUFACTURING
OTHER/NOT CLASSIFIED
TOTAL (INDUSTRIAL)
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL
529C
16"7
113546
154?3
1E83<>e
2112
5G4C
576
?G
445
i?C
5E4
333J7S
46>?G
454
27C543
3316
4t69C
2f175
575
76
145
45
203
355322
1319
131
11905
793
16831
1?000
254
452
4
162
1
17B
44C30
15016
14
53743
7576
454
2<872
1522
66459
14089
858
7676
7?4
187003
15C37
11
529525
18256
7593
553
36C9
57
C
8
C
8
574657
GOVERNMENT (PPI'JT)
MUNICIPAL INCINEHATION
OPEN PUPNlNf,
OTHER INCINERATION
TOTAL (GOVERNMENT)
411?
?
41
4U2
1196
,•>
u
44
1240
1290
1
199
1490
1638
3
44
16S5
15891
8
C
15899
K5S10ENTIAL (ARFA)
ON SITt INCINERATION
OPtN flUBNINr-
TOTAL (PEMDENTI AL)
726
1C
746
758
19
4495
4514
?047
22463
24510
6148
6361C
69758
IAL-INSTITUTIONAL
ON SITS INC JNERAT10N
APEA SOURCES
fOINT SOURCES
TOTAL (C&MM-INST)
ARE« SOURCES
POINT SOURCES
1'L
45
55
13
63
20
63
20
106
31
1C6
71
247
57
247
57
INDL'STR IAI
0\ SIU INCINERATION
ARE« SOURCES
POINT SOURCES
OPEN PUOMNG
PPI NT
U4
1
117
156
199
249
23
45t
647
66
Figure 13. Emission summary report (continued)
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RAIL CA» BURNING
POINT SOURCES
TOTAL (INDUSTRIAL)
A«EA SOURCES
PC-INT SOURCES
TOTAL (SOLID WASTE DiSP)
ABE« SOURCES
POINT SOURCES
TRANSPORTATION (AREA)
t
312
mpi
44C4
155
911
no?
117
161
4694
1671
199
274
24815
1990
456
717
70*61
16673
LAND VEHICLES
GASOLINE
LIGHT DUTY VEHICLES
LIGHT DUTY TRUCKS
HEAVY DUTY VEHICLES
OFF HTGHWAY
TOTAL (PASOLINt)
DIESEL
r\»
HEAVY DUTY VEHICLES
OFF HIGHWAY
KAIL
TOTAL (DIESEL)
AIRCRAFT
MILITARY
CIVIL
COMMERCIAL
TOTAL (A1BCOAFT)
VESSELS
DIESEL FufL
RESIDUAL OIL
GASOLINF
TOTAL (VESSrLS)
TOTAL (TRANSPORTATION)
MISCELLANEOUS (AREA)
19854?
379't
1064U1'1 1 631
Figure 13. Bn1ss1on summary report (continued)
1384
2519
51679
399610
0
0
455192
8C67
13725
C
c
C
c
21792
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GRAND TOTAL
AREA SOURCtf 950C58
POINT SOURCTS 7196°?
TOTAL K6975C
1259»<
2369335
2495317
495357
528939
1324296
1021570
198511
122T081
4262459
651562
4914C2I
Figure 13. Emission summary report (continued)
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ANNUAL FUEL SUMMARY REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "Annual Fuel Summary Report" summarizes fuel use by fuel type for
both point and area sources in a specific geographic area. The area source
fuel use data are reported for both stationary and mobile area sources.
Stationary source fuel use is further subdivided into residential , industrial ,
and commercial-institutional categories. Mobile source fuel use is reported
for light and heavy highway vehicles, railroads, off-highway vehicles (farm
machinery, construction equipment, etc.) and vessels. The point source fuel
use is broken down according to the kind of equipment in which the fuel is
consumed—either external combustion equipment (boilers), internal com-
bustion engines, or inprocess fuel use (dryers, furnaces, etc.). External
and internal combustion categories are subdivided into electric utility,
industrial, and commercial-institutional portions. Inprocess fuel use is
all by industrial sources. The fuel types included are anthracite and
bituminous coal, residual and distillate oil, natural gas, wood/bark,
gasoline, diesel fuel, lignite coal, coke, bagasse, industrial process
gas, liquified petroleum gas, jet fuel, solid waste, and liquid waste.
The date of file creation is included at the beginning of each report.
Subtotals are printed for area and point sources, and a grand total is
given for each fuel. Either English or metric units of measurement may be
selected.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
The retrieval keys for the "Annual Fuel Summary Report" are as follows:
a. Nation
b. State
c. County
d. AQCR
e. State portions of interstate AQCR's
f. All counties in a state
SAMPLE REPORT
A sample "Annual Fuel Summary Report" is presented in Figure 14.
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STAlf: PENNSYLVANIA
•••NtDS ANNUAL FUCL SUKfABY REPORT***
USFR FlLc C«?ATE DATE: FHID»T APRIL 18, 198'
«"EA F!LE C*EATJ DATE; TUESDAY F^BUARr 1 <5, 1 98 C'
DATE Of fclN: C5/13/8C
tNTH COAL iilTf! fO»L « £ S 1 D OIL
TONi TONS 1 70 i GALS
AREA SOUPCtS
STATIONARY
RESIDENTIAL 70733. 7cn3..
INDUSTRIAL ?4l4»j
COM*-1NSTL 'IJ1073. ?o12«^
MOBILE
LIGHT DUTY VEHKLrS
LIGHT DUTY TRUCKS
HEAVY DUTY VEHICLES
RAILROAD
OF F-HIGHKA 1
VESSELS S"4:j
ARtA TOTAL 177B16.' 7cr?C "7317J
POINT SOURCES
EXT CO"B
ELtCGEN 1 4 4 5 2 ° t !5'>21222 ? a 3 2 7 5
en INDUSTRIAL 12CC 7f?67
INTERNL C0!»t-
ELtC GEN
INDUSTRIAL
CCPI^-INSTL
POINT TOT»L WSffff 401t*'112 1iif901
GRAND TOTAL 35i4k2( 4u?44U2 ^2^2071
LION1TJ CcKt BAGASSE
TONS TONS To'.'i
POINT SOURCE?
EXT CO*H
ELK GEN I67ir-.-
INDUSTRIAL
COW--1NSTL
INPROCESS 147
ELEC GEN
INDUSTRIAL
CCHM-; n$ TL
0 1 5 T 0 1 L NATGAS wOOD/E
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POTENTIAL EMISSIONS REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The potential emissions report produces a report and/or files of un-
controlled emissions, maximum controlled emissions, and maximum uncontrolled
emissions. Either a full or summary report may be specified with the
summarization of calculations at the level specified by the user. Summar-
ization may be specified at any one of the following levels:
a. National
b. State
c. County (State/County)
d. AQCR
e. State/AQCR
f. Plant (State/County/Plant)
Emission values are computed as follows:
1) Uncontrolled emissions = CALCULATED EMISSIONS VALUE*
C100/000 - CONTROL EFFICIENCY)),
2) Maximum Controlled Emissions = CALCULATED EMISSIONS VALUE*RATIO
WHERE RATIO = (MAXIMUM DESIGN RATE * HOURS-DAY*
DAYS-WEEK*WEEKS-YEAR) /OPERATING
RATE, and
3) Maximum Uncontrolled Emissions = UNCONTROLLED EMISSIONS * RATIO
(See RATIO formula above).
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
The potential emissions report may be selected and sorted according
to the information described in the "General Selection and Sorting
Capabilities Section."
The sort selected should coincide with the level of summarization
requested. That is, if summarization by plant is requested, sorting by
6fi
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TUESDAY
"AY JO, 196'l
NATIONAL
E K I S
I 0 N
DATA
SYSTEM
CALCULATET
EMISSIONS
UONS/YR)
UNCONTROLLED
EMISSIONS
MAX
CONTROLLED
fcMllSSIONS
(TONS/YR)
MAXIMUM
UNCONTROLLED
EMISSIONS
(TONS/YR)
ST CNTY PLNT PT SCC-COOE
PART
S02
NO*
HC
CO
3.13C
1.2:0
3.02-:,
1.2 :o
0.020
C.10C
0.462
6.13*
2.3U
C.C38
C.192
0.462
6.134
2.314
0.036
C.192
08 0240 0077 01 10200*03
PART
SO?
N0>
HC
CO
0.010
0.41"
c.?os
O.C09
G. J1 9
C. <. 10
C.2C9
:.u?9
0.047
O.C/36
0.790
0.4C3
r.ou
C.C90
0.036
C.79C
0.403
0.017
C.090
08 C2*c 0078 01 10200503
PART
SO?
NO*
HC
CO
o.o:?
o.cor
3.C-OC
c.ooc
c.coo
o.ooc
c.aoo
o.ooo
o.oco
C.LCo
o.oco
0.000
J.COO
08 0240 0079 01 30200S04
PA»T
SO?
NOX
HC
CO
0.000
C.JOC
C.uCC
C.uOC
•j.C'JO
c.rco
0.000
o.oco
c.coc
u .000
o.coo
0.000
08 0240 J080 01 3020050*
TOTALS JOR STAT= - p.;
PART
SO?
NOX
HC
CO
1125C5.375
2-.523.f47
22657.2«.P
94C4.T-34
1988772.428
•"32284.975
24510.i)47
752S66.384
11532.-34
c66?C.072
193962.096
44£61.156
41959.444
1M16.497
3597411.974
231344.379
44814.779
678971.445
20317.859
3RANt> TOTALS
PACT
SO?
NC»
HC
CO
T3< 39. J..1
11 2 "> :• 5 . 8 7 '
24327.C47
22c57.24=
54C4.:34
132284.975
t
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at least State/County/Plant, and preferably by State/County/Plant/Point/
SCC should be performed. It is recommended that, in general, only sorts
by State/County/Plant/Point/SCC or by calculated emissions be requested.
Other sorts are possible but since other data items do not appear on the
report output, the report may appear confusing or in random order if this
is done.
SAMPLE REPORT
A sample page of the "Potential Emissions Report" is presented in
Figure 15. In this example, only data for one state was selected, with
the summarization at the state level requested.
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PLANT EMISSION SUMMARY REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "Plant Emission Summary Report" lists the name, identifying geo-
graphic data, and criteria pollutant emissions for each plant in the region
requested. For each of the five criteria pollutants, emission totals are
printed, as well as subtotals for fuel combustion and process emissions.
If the emissions total are different from the sum of fuel combustion and
process emissions, the difference is the plant solid waste emissions.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
The report may be selected and sorted according to the information
described in the "General Selection and Sorting Capabilities Section."
SAMPLE REPORT
A sample page from the "Plant Emission Summary Report" retrieved for
the Air Quality Control Region of Metropolitan Providence is presented in
Figure 16.
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STATf COUNTY PLANT AOC"
•••PLANT EMISSIONS REPORT <
PLANT nt»t AND ADDRESS
UPDATE DATE: FR1DAK APRIL 1St 19PC P*6fc 1
PART S02 NCX HC CO
41 072'."
41 032?
41 032"'
41 032
120
O"t 120
41 0320 rO"7
41 0321
12C
41 0320 00^9 120
41 0320 n011 1tT
41 032° rC12 12?
41 032
41
41 032
41 032
"013 1iO
C14 12T
TO*? 1iO
r ? 1 p 1 <; •_.
41 032'1 '\r'1' UC
CORNING GLASS, 119'PhOAD ST.C^STRL FaLLS PROCESS TOTAL
FUEL COMR TOTAL
PLANT TOTAL
ATLANTIC TUHINGKi:U"tiF.9 KILL S T . C fc A v S TON PROCESS TOTAL
FUEL COMB TOTAL
PLANT TOTAL
C1PA-GE1GY CHEC,1cO MILL ST. CRANSTON PROCESS TOTAL
FUFL C1MB TOTAL
PLANT TOTAL
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SCC EMISSIONS REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
For each combination of state, county, and SCC that appears in the
NEDS point source file, the SCC Emissions Report prints the state code,
county code, SCC, number of occurrences, and the total emissions of each
of the five NEDS pollutants.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
The "SCC Emissions Report" may be retrieved only for the nation.
SAMPLE REPORT
A sample "SCC Emissions Report" for the first few counties of Alabama
is presented in Figure 17.
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*****SCC EMISSIONS REPORT (TONS/YR)*****
UPDATE DATE:
SUNDAY
JUNE 15, 1975
STATE: 01
*****
SCC FREQ
*** A***
PART
****
S02
***
HC
**
CO
'**COUNTY***
0240
0260
0280
10200401 (001)
10200601 (001)
10200902 (001)
30700103 (001)
30700104 (001)
30700105 (001)
30700106 (001)
30700107 (001)
30900199 (001)
39000499 (001)
39000503 (001)
39000603 (001)
30500201 (001)
50300105 (002)
30300001 (001)
30500501 (001)
30500502 (001)
6.3
5.1
967.6
0.0
110.0
17.0
140.0
0.0
278.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
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Figure 170 SCC emissions report
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PLANT NAME REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "Plant Name Report" gives one line of information concerning each
plant requested. Included are plant ID, plant name, plant contact, a count
of points and SCC's, UTM coordinates, and the plant comment field.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
The plant name report may be selected and sorted according to the
information described in the "General Selection and Sorting Capabilities
Section."
When sorting the plant name report, requestors should be aware that
the report has a page break on county so that it is desirable to begin each
sort selected with state/county. The two sorts recommended for use with
the "Plant Name Report" are:
State/County/Plant Name/Plant ID/Point ID/SCC
State/County/Plant ID/Point ID/SCC
The first step is an alphabetical ordering by plant name and the
second a numerical ordering by plant ID. If one of the above sorts is not
used, the plant name may appear several times and the SCC count may be
incorrect.
SAMPLE REPORT
A sample "Plant Name Report" for the State of Rhode Island and the
County of Providence is presented in Figure 18--sorted by plant name.
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NEDS-USER flLE CREATED ON FRIDAY APRIL 1R| 1980 NEDS-SUBFILE CREATED ON TUESDAY WAY 13t 198C
NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM
POLLUTANT: ALL POLLUTANTS, MINIMUM VALUE 000000, SHORT TONS (ENGLISH UNITS), 3 SIGNIFICANT DIGITS, POINT SOURCES ONLY
STATE <41>: RHODE ISLAND COUNTY (032C): PROVIDENCE CO
PAGE 41-0001
PLANT
ID PLANT NAME
0303 CORNING GLASS,1193BROAD ST.CENTRL FALLS
0304 ATLANTIC TUBING8RUBBER MILL ST.CRANSTON
0005 CIBA-GE1GY CHEN,180 MILL ST. CRANSTON
0306 CRANSTON PRINT,1381 CRANSTON ST.CRANSTON
0007 FMRMONT-GR1NNELL,1341ELNWOOD AV.CRANSTN
0308 NARRAGANSETT BREW,NEW DEPOT «VE,CRANSTON
0009 UNITED WIRE,1497 ELMUOOD AVE,CRANSTON
C011 BIRORSON.DEXTE1* ROAD ,PHILIPSDAL£,E.PROVD
001? CAMPANELLA CORP.TAUNTON AVE .PROVIDfNCE
0013 MOBIL OIL.1U01 WAMPANOAG TR , E.PROVIDENCE
0014 WASHBURN WIRE CO.BOURNE AVE , E .PROVIOENCE
0017 SEABOARD FOUNDRY,63 JOHN ST,JOHNSTON
0018 TOWN ASPHALT,1nO ALLENDALE AVE,JOHNSTON
0019 COLLVER INS WIRE,1(^0 HI GGIN SON ,L INCOLN
0023 STAMINA MILLS,MAIN ST,NORTH SMITHFIELD
0024 AHER.INS.WINE ,^6 FREEMAN ST.PAWTUCKtT
X0025 RLACKSTONE VALLEY PwR PL ANT .PAWTUCKET
*0026 LEBANON KNITTING,7?1 SCHOOL ST.PAWTUCKET
002B HOPE ERCO BUILDINGS,1005 MAIN.PAWTIK*ET
0029 TEKNOR APEX,505 CENTRAL AVE .PAWTUCKET
0030 PAWT DYEING,111C CENTRAL AVE .PAWTUCKFT
0031 PAWTUCKET INCINERATOR,PAWTUCKET
0032 RROWNJSHARPE,WATERMAN A VE , P RO VI DENC E
0033 BROUN UNIVERSITY,PROVIDENCE
0034 DAVOL INC. 69 POINT ST. .PROVIDENCE
0035 GORHAM oiv.T?xTRON,i33 ADELAIDE,PROVIDNC
0036 MIRIAM HOSPITAL, 164 SUMMIT AV,PROVIDENCE
'0037 NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC C0 .PROVIDENCE
0038 NRAGANST 1"PRUMNT,223 ALLENS .PROVIDENCE
0039 NARRAGANSETT ELEC MANCHSTR ST STA PRVIDN
0043 R.I .HOSPITAL,593 EDDY ST.PROVIDENCE
0044 ST JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL,PEACE ST,PROVIDENCE
0045 UNIROYAL INC,10 EAGLE ST.PROVIDtNCE
0046 WORCESTER TEXTILE .GRAYS TONE .PRO VICENCE
0048 NARRAGANSETT FNORY.WH1PPLE AV.SMITHF IELD
0049 CUMBERLAND FNDRV.W WRENTHAM RD,wOONSOCKT
0051 FAIRMOUNT FNDRY.25 SECOND ST,WOONSOCKET
0054 WOONSOCKFT INC INERATOR,WOONS
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EMISSIONS BY SCC REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This report summarizes, by SCC, the calculated emissions for the
five major pollutants (particulate, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides,
hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide). All data selected are summarized
by SCC and total emissions are provided for the four parts of each SCC.
The report also gives the number of records for each SCC, for both
complete SCC's and component parts, and total process throughput for
each complete SCC (Parts I + II + III + IV).
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
Generally, only reports by nation, state, AQCR or county will be
meaningful. Should the need exist, any of the NEDS general selection
and sorting capabilities may be used to produce the report. To be
meaningful, however, the report must be sorted by SCC. Otherwise, the
report output will not appear in any logical order.
SAMPLE REPORT
A sample page of the "Emissions by SCC Report" is presented in
Figure 19. A report will produce multiple pages showing data for all
SCCs in the selected file.
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FILE CREATED ON FRIDAY
APRIL IP, 1980
NATIONAL EW1SSONS DATA Si STEM
EMISSIONS fa t SOURCE CLASSIFICATION CODE
PART SOX N 0 X
1 01 00? 01 FOR ? RECORDS WITH THRUPUT OF 3,571,855 TONS BURNED
EXTCONB BOILER ELECTRIC GENERATN BITUMINOUS COAL PULV COAL wFT BOT 5,OU 28,488 53,577
1 01 002 02 FOR 3 RECORDS WITH THRUPUT OF 936,500 TONS BURNED
EXTCOMB BOILER ELECTRIC GENERATN BITUMINOUS COAL PULV COAL DRY BOT 7,44A 17,106 19,908
H C
535
UO
PAGE 1
C 0
1,785
468
1 01 002 FOR 6 RECORDS
EXTCOMB BOILER ELECTRIC GENERATN BITUMINOUS COAL
12,459
45,594
73,486
676
2,254
1 01 004 C1 FOR
EXTCORB BOILER
8 RECORDS WITH THRUPUT OF
ELECTRIC GENERATN RESIDUAL OIL
77,947 1000PALLONS BURNED
NO 6 OIL NORM FRG
357
4,368
4,083
38
194
1 01 004 F
EXTCOMB BOILER
8 RECORDS
ELECTRIC GENERATN RESIDUAL OIL
357
4,368
4,083
38
194
1 01 OQ5 01 FOR
EXTCOM8 BOILER
ft RECORDS WITH THRUPUT OF
ELECTRIC GENERATN DISTILLATE OIL
2,726 1030GALLONS BURNED
NO 1 AND NO 2 OIL
32
116
1 01 P05 FOP
EXTCOMB BOILER
6 RECORDS
ELECTRIC GENERATN DISTILLATE OIL
32
116
1 01 006 01 FOR
EXTCOMB BOILER
11 RECORDS WITH THRUPUT OF
ELECTRIC GENERATN NATURAL GAS
5C.639 MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED
>1CCMM6TU/HO EXTF 125
10,723
14
245
1 01 006 FOR
EXTCOMB BOILER
11 RECORDS
ELECTRIC GENERATN NATURAL GAS
125
10,723
245
1 01 FOR
EXTCOMB BOILER
31 RtCORDS
ELECTRIC GENERATN
12,944
Figure 19. Emissions by SCC report
50,004 88,410
731
2,701
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SIC EMISSIONS REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "SIC Emissions Report" shows total emissions of participates,
sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide by
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code. The report also iden-
tifies the number of plants with each SIC code. If different emission
points at a plant have different SICs recorded, the plant will be
counted in the report once for each unique SIC that appears. Thus,
a plant with three different SICs would be tabulated as three plants
in the report.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
The "SIC Emissions Report" may be produced for the following
levels of summarization:
a. National
b. State
c. AQCR
d. State portion of interstate AQCR
e. State/County
f. All counties in a state
Records may be selected from the file according to any of the NEDS
general selection capabilities and summarized for any of the geographic
areas shown above. For the report to be meaningful, the selected records
must be sorted by SIC. Thus, no other sorts are applicable.
SAMPLE REPORT
Figure 20 is an example of a SIC Emissions Report.
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DATE: 05/14/80
FILE CREATED ON: WEDNESDAY Ml 14, 1980
NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM PACE 1
NEDS SIC EMISSIONS REPORT (TONS/YEAR)
SUMMARY FOR: STATE - DELAWARE
COUNTXC060) - KENT CO
NUMBER OF
SIC FACILITIES
2015
2016
2733
2035
2037
2042
2099
2535
2*22
26*6
2647
2H21
2951
3f>69
3271
3499
3«61
4911
5153
5172
S983
7?11
7629
8"61
8^62
8?11
8?19
8?21
8?22
9U5
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
3
2
3
1
1
1
35
1
2
1
1
TOTAL:
74
PARTICULATES
1
4
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172
147
11
27
22
3
403
1
0
0
4
9
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Figure 20. SIC emissions report
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COUNTY POINT AND AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This report outputs a detailed and/or summary listing showing
total county point and area source emissions. The detailed format
report lists each point source individually in each county giving
the plant ID, plant name and address, plant contact name, AQCR, city
code, UTM coordinates, number of emission points, most recent year of
record of any emission point, and emissions of each of the five pollu-
tants in tons per year. Pollutant emissions marked by an asterisk
indicate the existence of at least one emission point at the plant with
emissions of more than 25 tons per year. The detailed report also
indicates the total number of plants in the county with emissions of
more than 100 tons per year, and gives the total point and area source
emissions for the county. The summary listing shows only total point
and area source emissions for the county and the number of plants
emitting more than 100 tons per year of each pollutant.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
Either the detailed or summary report or both may be produced.
Point source data may be selected by the NEDS general selection pro-
cedures. Area source data may be selected only for all counties in
a state. Thus, it is most meaningful to produce the report only for
all counties in a state.
SAMPLE REPORTS
A detailed "Cointy Point and Area Source Emissions Report" is
shown in Figure 21. A summary report is shown in Figure 22.
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STATE 108 COUNTY:0060
PINT
••*•
0001
000?
0003
0004
0005
0006
0007
0008
0009
0011
0012
0015
0016
0018
0019
0020
0021
0022
0023
0024
0025
0026
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NAME AND ADDRESS
••••••••*•*•••••*••*••**•••*•••••*••**•*
DOVER AFB
DOVER POWER PLT UALKER RD DOVER 19901
CARL KING INC, 109 S.NAIN ST.CANOEN 19934
SCOTT PAPER COMPANY PO BOX 895 DOVER DE
DEL NOME AND MOSP SMYRNA 19977
DOVER EOPT • NACNINE RT 113 DOVER 19901
CENERAL FOOD CORP BOX 600 DOVER DEL
CEO C ROTNVELLtEL f2.115 S MAIN ST. 19977
INTERNATIONAL PLATEX CORP PLANT 1 DOVER
PENINSULA OIL CO, MILL ST*MILFORD 19963
PENINSULA 01L-HARRINCTON.BOX 389,SEAFORD
WYOMING CONCRETE INDUSTRIES SOUTHERN BLV
RE1CNNOLD POLYMERS INC PO DRAWER K DOVE
CONSOLIDATED TNERNOPLASTICS CO HARRINGTO
OENCO INC 606 MARSHALL ST HILFORD DEL
DOVER PRODUCTS CO RT S BOX 74 DOVER DEL
SNORE FRESH FARMS PO BOX 8 WOOOSIDE DEL
SAN DEL PACKING CO SANDTONN P 0 GOLDSBOR
» 6 VAN NOLTEN ft SON IN« PO BOX 6 RENTON
WMEATLV INC CLAYTON DEL
PERDUE INC fELTON DELAWARE
KENT GENERAL HOSPITAL DOVER DEL
ACE DRESS CO PO BOX 133 HARRINGTON DEL
CEN HENRY H ARNOLD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
W REILV BROUN VEBBI LANE BOWER ML
CJAtLttMJCMOL RT 2 CABMILJEL
0099 CLAYTON ILS«**TMV SCHOOL MAIN 8T CLAVTO
0060 NORTH SMYRNA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SMYRNA
0061 SMYRNA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL S ST SCHOOL LAN
0062 SMYRNA HIGH SCHOOL DUCK CREEK PARKWAY
0063 SMYRNA MIDDLE SCHOOL FRAI1ER ST SMYRNA
0064 HOLY CROSS HIGH ft ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DOVE
0065 CAPITOL CLEANERS ft LAUNDERERS INC DOVER
0066 DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE DOVER DE
0067 GENERAL METALCRAFT MEKEE ROAD DOVER
0068 HARRINGTON DRY CLEANERS HARRINGTON
0069 HARRY LOUIES LAUNDRY ft DRV CLEANING
0070 NATIONAL CUP COMPANY DOVER DEL
0071 SOUTHERN STATES DOVER PETROLEUM COOPERAT
0072 SOUTHERN STATES SMYRNA-CLAYTON
0073 WESLEY COLLEGE COLLEGE SOUARE DOVER DEL
0074 SCH1FF MILLING COMPANY HARRINGTON
0075 BAVSNORE FOODS INC MILFORD DEL
0076 A R DERVAES COMPANY RD *S BOX102-A8 DOVE
0077 PHILLIP CARTANTA RD 13 BOX 336 DOVER DEL
0078 KILLEN GRAIN COMPANY HARRINGTON DEL
0079 DELAWARE TECHNICAL ft COMMUNITY COLLEGE
CONTACT AflR CITY UTMX UTMV PT VR
***••***•••• •** •*»• %**« **••* •• **
DANDRADE 046 0020 4597 43306 04 79
WM JAMES 046 0020 4531 43359 04 79
KING. CARL 046 4530 43289 03 79
JANES ALSTON 046 4524 43333 04 78
R.H.MINNICH 046 0220 4460 43490 02 79
DON BARROW 046 0020 4590 43285 01 79
6UIRDV 046 0020 4530 43335 15 79
MCGINNIS.F 046 0220 A.455 43490 02 79
PAUL F. SNARE 046 0020 4555 43355 03 79
NCOONOUGH.D 046 0120 4626 43070 02 79
UNATTENDED 046 0050 ASOS 43079 02 79
DIHONOI.F R 046 4515 43293 03 79
MCCRVSTAL 046 4508 43394 11 79
HOR1N 046 4501 43058 03 79
KENTON 046 4623 43056 01 79
BRAUN 046 0020 4513 43382 01 79
COMMONS 046 4508 43245 01 78
NECNAV 046 4400 43217 01 79
SOHERVILLE 046 4429 43419 01 79
RICHARDS 046 4445 43491 02 79
RALPH MOORE 046 4500 43175 01 78
ABRAHAM 046 0020 4550 43330 02 79
PEARSON 046 4510 43080 01 79
COOPER 046 0020 K579 43295 01 79
COLEMAN 046 0020 4541 43321 01 79
COLEMAN 046 4561 43270 01 79
JONES 046 4451 43489 01 79
JONES 046 0220 4470 43509 01 79
JONES 046 0220 4451 44703 01 79
JONES 046 0220 4452 43502 01 79
JONES 046 0220 4575 43501 01 79
SISTER MARIE 046 0020 4551 43335 01 79
E S OUTTEN 046 0020 4543 43342 01 78
MI SHOE 046 0020 4529 43376 04 78
FORSYTH 046 0020 4519 43371 03 78
SIMPSON 046 0050 4494 43079 01 78
DAVIE LOUIE 046 0020 4547 43344 01 78
FITZGERALD 046 4508 43382 01 78
MANAGER 046 0020 4542 43334 01 79
MANAGER 046 0220 4461 43486 01 79
CAMPUS MANA6 046 0020 4544 43352 06 78
WALTER SCHIF 046 0050 4510 43097 01 79
GUV PARKS 046 4647 43078 01 78
MANAGER 046 4508 43398 01 78
P CARTANZA 046 4597 43356 01 79
A H BALFANV 046 0050 4506 43067 01 79
1 W LITTLE 046 4515 43387 01 78
NUMBER OF PLANTS >100 TONS PER TEAR
TOTAL COUNTY POINT SOURCE EMISSIONS
)46> 1979 COUNTY AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS
PARTIC
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Figure 21. County point and area source emissions report
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NEDS POINT AND AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS NUHBR PL*NTS>100TONS
ST CNTT AOR TR PARTIC S02 NOX HC CO PAR 502 NOR MC CO
»» ••»* •»• *» **••••••* **••***•• •••»••••* *••*•**** *•»•*•••'• ••• *•* ••• ••• «••
OB 0060 POINT 839. 8797. 266*. 381. 897. 36*11
046 79 AREA 6028. 991. 6398. 10122. 49632.
08 0180 POINT 14S99. 69504. 13992. 21610. 8032. 9 25 14 11 3
045 79 AREA 16494. 4263. 19864. 43038. 215529.
08 0240 POINT 18202. 34605. 7668. 666. 475. 25321
046 79 AREA 8456. 821. 6454. 9545. 43006.
Figure 22. County point and area source emissions summary report
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MODELING PARAMETERS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This report is designed to list maximum, minimum, and average
values of selected data items of interest for air quality modeling
purposes. These values are reported for each NEDS Source Classification
Code (SCC). The report also shows the number of occurrences of each
SCC. Data items for which maximum, minimum and average values are
computed are stack height and diameter, exhaust gas temperature and
flow rate, plume height if no stack, annual operating rate, and annual
controlled and uncontrolled emissions of each pollutant.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
The report is available only for the nation.
SAMPLE REPORT
A sample report page is shown in Figure 23. All SCCs will be
listed in the complete report.
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sec
NO. OF .
SOURCES
. STACK
HEIGHT
CFYl
DIAMETER
IFTI
TEMP
IFI
FLOW
1 ACFMI
PLUME
HEIGHT
(FTI
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YEAR
OPERATING
RATE
10100206
AVG 2l| .
MAX 650.
MIN 72.
6.2
16.0
1 .3
111.
750-
JOB.
231*61.
779960.
2821.
0. 6710."
0. 67)6.
0. 861.
CONTROLLED
P»RTICUL»TES 502
ITONS/YRI (TONS/YRl.
AVG 2*1.167
_MAX 2378.937.
MIN 10.000
UNCONTROLLED PARTICIPATES
... - (TONS/YR)
3675.503
_|8B50.000._
7.000
I TONS/YRI
NOX
(TONS/YRl .__
601.316
_2 1.60.000
• 000
HYDROCARBONS
ITON5/TPI
NOX
(TONS/YRl
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|8.POO_
.000
HYDROCARBONS "
ITONS/Y.RI _
AVG
8H78.613
.HAX 16600.000
HIN 10.000
387S.SQ3
18850.000
7.000
601.316
2|60.00iO
• 000
3.513
18.000
.000
TONS BURNED
__II>2000.
125.
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27.178
_120.000_
.000
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.ITONS/TR)_
27.178
120.000
.000
NO, OF .._
SCC SOURCES
STACK...
HEIGHT
(FTI
OlAHETER
. (FT|.._
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. I TONS/TRl
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19*12.
"|7»60.
(TONS/YRl
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0. 8736. "47301.
0. 672." " "|00"
"HYDROCARBONSco ""
(TONS/YRI ITONS/YRI
AVG
MA»
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UNCONTROLLED
310.108
II1J.OOO _
.990
PARTICULATES"
_ITONS/YRI
130.21*
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.000
109.68*
311.000.
• 000
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_6.000
.000"
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MAX 6)76.378
MIN 8.250
502
_ITONS/YR|
130.21*
._L2J2.67*..
.000
NOX
(TONS/YRl
109.689
_31.1..000_
• 000
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(TONS/YPI
5.961
J'.OOO
".ooo"
1.72*
6.000
.000"
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ITONS/YRI
5.941
|J»_.000
.000
Figure 23. Modeling parameters report
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PLANT-POINT-SCC COUNT REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "Plant-Po1nt-SCC Count Report" 1-s available on a nattonw1
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05/07/75
NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM
PACE:
ST
NO
01
02
03
04
STATE
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
TOTAL NUMBER
PLANTS
361
178
361
236
TOTAL NUMBER
PLANT-POINTS
1,736
267
589
689
TOTAL NUMBER
PLANT-POINT-SCC
2,769
410
1,201
813
GRAND TOTAL
30,127
83,202
108,238
Figure 24. Plant-Polnt-SCC count report
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MISSING ITEM REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "Missing Item Report" 1s a point source Inventory of missing
data Items. Seven geographical summarization types are available as
listed below:
a. National
b. State
c. State/County
d. AQCR
e. State/AQCR
f. State/County/PI ant
g. State/County/Plant/Point
This report presents a count of the missing Items according to
the summarization type reguested. Any data can he selected to be sum-
marized based on the point source selection capability. After the data
are selected, they can be summarized using any of the above report types.
For example, all boilers could be selected and summarized by state to
determine the number of boilers and data available for boilers. In
addition to totals for the number of plants, points and SCCs present,
totals are printed to Indicate the confidentiality status of processes
and plants.
RETRIEVALS AVAILABLE
The retrieval options for the "Missing Item Report" are the same
as those available for the "Point Source Report", fare must be taken
to ensure the combination of summary type and retrieval options-will
produce a meaningful report.
SAMPLE REPORT
Figure 25 is a "Missing Item Report* for the State of Delaware.
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0»Tt:
STAUI08)
MAY H, 1980
: DELAWARE
00
-"SI
N A T I 0 M A L EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEMS
POINT SOURCE INVENTORY - INCOMPLETE DATA ITEMS
FILE CREATED ON:
MISSING DATA ITEMS
THE COUNTS BELOW APPLY TO CORRESPONDING DATA FIELDS
FOR EACH NEDS POINT SOURCE FORM SUBMITTED FOR THIS
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA. THERE ARE 1032 POINTS REPORTING
IN THIS AREA.
PAGE:
1980WEONESDAY
MY U,
DATA ITEP- « MISSING
CARD »1
HEAR OF RECORD o
CITY 211
UT« /ONE 1
NAME AND ADDRESS C
CONTACT-PERSONAL 1
OWNERSHIP 1
CARD «2
YEAR OF RECORD 0
SIC 0
UTM-HORUONTAL 3
UTM-VERTICAL 4
STACK DATA
HEIGHT 67
DIAMETER 66
TEMPERATURE 85
FLOW RATE 16
PLUME HEIGHT 49
CARD *3
YEAR OF RECORD 0
BOILER DESIGN CAP 102
CONTROL EQUIPMENT
PRIMARY PAPT. 171
SECONDARY PART. 173
PRIMARY SOX 331
SECONDARY SOX 331
PRIMARY NOX 337
SECONDARY NOX 337
PRIMARY HC 265
SECONDARY HC 267
PRIMARY CO 332
SECONDARY CO 332
EST. CONTROL EFF.
PART. 95
SOX 255
NOX 262
HC 189
CO 256
DATA ITEM
CARD *4
YEAR OF RECORD
ANNUAL THROUGHPUT
DEC-FEB
MAR-MAY
JUNE-AUG
SEPT-NOV
NORMAL OPERATING
HOURS/DAY
DAYS/WEEK
WEEKS/YEAR
EMISSION ESTIMATE
PART .
SOX
NOX
NC
CO
ESTIMATION METHOD
PART.
sox
NOX
HC
CO
X SPACE HEAT
* MISSING
84
84
84
84
30
29
29
95
255
262
190
256
95
255
262
188
256
579
DATA ITEM
CARD US
YEAR OF RECORD
ALLOWABLE EMISS.
PART.
SOX
NOX
HC
CO
COHPL. STATUS
COMPL. SCHEDULE
YEAR
MONTH
COMPL. STATUS UPO,
YEAR
MONTH
DAY
ECAP
CARD «6
YEAR OF RECORD
OPERATING RATE
MAX. DESIGN RATE
SULFUR CONTENT
ASH CONTENT
HEAT CONTENT
SOURCE
NUMBER OF PLANTS IN NEDS:
NUMBER OF POINTS WITHIN THE PLANTS ABOVE:
NUMBER OF PROCESSES«SCC'S> WITHIN THE POINTS ABOVE;
CONFIDENTIALITY STATUS:
NUMBER OF PROCESSES DESIGNATED CONFIDENTIAL:
NUMBER OF PROCESSES DESIGNATED NON CONFIDENTIAL:
NUMBER OF PROCESSES WITH CONFIDENTIALITY UNKNOWN:
NUMBER Of PLANTS WITH CONFIDENTIAL PROCESSES:
MISSING
829
827
825
820
825
13
16
16
35
35
35
117
0
80
?72
0
1
560
3
417
1032
1131
Figure 25. Missing Item report
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HIGHEST PLANT NUMBER BY COUNTY REPORT
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The "Highest Plant flunher by County Report" gives the number of
the last plant updated 1n each county and thus the last Included 1n
the NEDS file. The counties are listed 1n alphabetical order by state;
the states themselves are listed In ascending order of state code.
In each case, the state and county code numbers are provided 1n addi-
tion to their names. The output from this report 1s used to assist 1n
assigning new plant numbers.
SAMPLE REPORT
Figure 2P presents that portion of the "Highest Plant Number by
County Report" for the first seven counties 1n the State of Alabama.
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FILE CREATED ON TUESDAY
APRIL 15, 1975
NATIONAL EMISSIONS DATA SYSTEM
SOURCE INVENTORY
HIGHEST PLANT NUMBER BY COUNTY
CD
STATE
ALABAMA
COUNTY
AUTAUGA
BALDWIN
BARBOUR
BIBB
BLOUNT
BULLOCK
BUTLER
PLANT ID
01 0240 0002
01 0260 9007
01 0280 0013
01- 0360 0007
01 0400 0002
01 0520 9004
01 0540 9001
Figure 26. Highest plant number by county report
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NEDS TERMINAL SYSTEM
The NEDS Terminal System (NTS) 1s available to EPA personnel and other
qualified Individuals who are registered users of the EPA National Computer
Center (NCC) at Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. NTS provides re-
trieval access to NEDS data files through demand terminals with the option
of having report output printed at the user's own terminal or routed to the
central computer site and mailed to him later. NTS 1s designed so that
users who are not familiar with computers as well as users who are computer-
oriented can access the system and submit their requests. The system operates
1n a conversational mode to request Information from the user. Both Inter-
active (programs that retrieve data Immediately and display them on low-
speed terminal outputs) and remote batch (programs that allow a run to be
generated and submitted for later processing) retrieval modes are available.
The remote batch part of NTS allows users to submit runs for NEDS fuel
and condensed point source listings, plant name reports, missing Items reports,
potential emissions reports, emissions by SCC reports and NEDS emission
summary reports. Retrieval options and sort capabilities are the same as
described 1n this booklet.
The NTS Interactive capability, termed "NEDS Quick Look", allows ad-
ditional selection and report capabilities not available with batch re-
trievals. The "NEDS Quick Look" routines allow selection of Individual
point or area source records according to any data field 1n the point or
area source files. In addition, restrictions may be placed on data field
values.so that only records with a data value greater than or less than a
specified value are retrieved. For example, using Quick Look 1t would be
possible to select all records 1n a specific area with boiler design capa-
cities between 100 and 250 million BTU per hour. After records have been
selected various report options are available. One option 1s to simply
receive a formatted report that gives a count of the number of records
selected. Another option 1s to create a one-line report for each selected
record to print data fields specified by the user. Other options are to
catalog a file of selected records for later access or to 1n1tate one of
the standard NEDS batch retrievals using the file of selected records.
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ADDITIONAL PUBLICATIONS
Other publications which describe and supplement this booklet for
NEDS as well as other AEROS data bases
1. AEROS Manual Series Volume I: AEROS Overview, EPA-450/2-76-001.
This manual as the name Implies presents an overview of the
system.
2. AEROS Manual Series Volume II: AEROS User's Manual, EPA-450/2-
76-029. This manual describes data coding as well as the data
flow procedures.
3. AEROS Manual Series Volume III: AEROS Summary and Retrieval
Manual, EPA-450/2-7P-001. This manual describes computerized
reports as well as several examples of data analysts.
4. AEROS Manual Series Volume V: AEROS Manual of Codes, EPA-450/
2-76-005. This manual contains all necessary AEROS codes.
These manuals are available from the same sources as the NEDS
publications.
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GLOSSARY
1. A1r Quality Control Region (AQCR) - one of 247 geographical areas 1n
which the 55 "States" are divided based on Jur1sd1ct1onal boundaries,
urban Industrial concentrations, and other factors, Including atmospheric
areas necessary to provide adequate Implementation of air quality.
2. Activity level - In the NEDS area source file, data values which reflect
estimated fuel consumption amounts, vehicle miles travelled, or other
parameters, which when used with appropriate area source emission factors
allow computation of emissions estimates for area sources.
3. Allowable emissions - The maximum pollutant emissions that a source 1s
allowed to discharge Into the atmosphere under the most stringent
applicable local, state or Federal regulations.
4. Area Source - an aggregation by county of all sources not defined as
point sources 1n a specific geographic area. Area sources Include all
mobile sources and any stationary sources too small or numerous to
classify as point sources. The area source emissions are assumed to be
spread over the entire area which has been defined as an area source.
Approximately 3100 area sources are recorded 1n NEDS.
5. Computerized report - a printed data display created by a computer
program from a data file based on specific retrieval and sort options.
The specific format and amount of data vary with the program, retrieval
options and sort options which are utilized.
6. Calculated Emissions - mass of pollutants estimated to be discharged
Into the atmosphere by a source, taking Into account reductions effected
by air pollution control devices. In NEDS, calculated emissions are
differentiated from estimated emissions 1n that calculated emissions
are computer calculated and estimated emissions are hand calculated.
7. Criteria pollutants - A1r pollutants for which national ambient air
quality standards have been established (particulates, sulfur oxides,
nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and photochemical
oxldants). Emissions of photochemical oxldants are not Included 1n
NEDS because these compounds are not emitted by sources directly, but
are formed 1n the atmosphere as the result of photochemical reactions.
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8. Emission - any substance, other than uncomblned water, which Is
discharged Into the atmosphere.
9. Emission factor - an estimate of the rate at which a pollutant 1s
released to the atmosphere as the result of some activity, divided by
the rate of that activity.
10. Emission point - source which 1s coded on a single HEOS coding form.
Generally, an emission point represents a single stack or grouo of
stacks associated with a process or group of related processes that may
be considered Individually for defining the origin of air pollutant
emissions. Emission points may be defined to report like sources of
emissions that are not discharged through stacks, such as storage tanks,
process vents, or open burning sources.
11. Key - unique set of characters which Identify Individual data records.
For point source records, the key consists of the codes for State,
county, plant, point, and source classification code. For area source
records the key Includes the codes for State, county, and AQCR.
12. Operating rate - amount of material charged to, consumed 1n, or produced
by a source unit 1n a given time and which may be used to compute emissions
using emission factors. In NEDS, operating rates are specifically
defined by SCC units.
13. Plant - any establishment owned by a single corporation, partnership, or
Individual which produces sufficient air pollutant emissions to be class-
ified as a point source. A large number of emission points may be
Included within a plant.
14. Plant number - the 4-character alphanumeric value which 1s part of the
key for point sources and 1s uniquely assigned by county.
15. Point number - the 2-character alphanumeric value which 1s part of the
key and 1s uniquely assigned by plant to each emission point.
16. Point source - any stationary source for which Individual detailed records
are kept. Point sources are usually defined as any facility which re-
leases more than a specified amount of a pollutant. Current Federal
regulations require that facilities emitting more than 100 tons/year of
a given pollutant be Included.
17. Publication - In NEDS, either of two printed books which are compiled from
the emissions and fuel usage data 1n NEDS and which are published to re-
flect the emissions or fuel usage data on an annual basis for a specific
year.
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18. Retrieval option - options available for the selection of a subset of
records from a data file based on a partial or complete key. The
selection based on a specific partial or complete key produces a file
of all records with keys that meet selection criteria.
19. SAROAD Codes - geographical Identification codes utilized 1n NEDS for
States, counties, and cities. Developed originally as a part of the
Storage and Retrieval of Aerometrlc Data (SAROAD) system, the State code
1s a 2-d1g1t code and the county and city codes are 4-d1g1t codes.
20. Sort Option - order of reporting formatted data 1n a computerized
report. Each computerized report creates a unique format which 1s
repeated for each retrieved record. The sort can he on the Individual
parts of the key or by specific data Items 1n each record.
21. Source Classification Code (SCC) - 1n NEDS and NEDS compatible systems,
the 8-d1g1t number that 1s used to Identify and describe the Individual
processes producing air pollution within an emission point. A boiler
burning two fuels 1s an example of an emission point with an Individual
SCC for each fuel.
22. Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) - Classifications developed for
statistical reporting purposes by the Office of Management and Budget
to define Individual establishments according to the type of economic
activity 1n which they are engaged.
23. State Implementation Plan (SIP) - Under Clean A1r Act requirements,
plans required to be submitted by state agencies for Implementation,
maintenance and enforcement of rules to achieve national ambient air
quality standards. The NEDS area source file contains area source
emission estimates submitted with each states original SIP.
24. Stationary source - any source of emissions with a permanently fixed
location.
25. UTM Coordinates - map coordinates based on the Universal Transverse
Hercator System developed by the U.S. Army. The UTM system provides for
the projection of uniform square grid zones with convenient measuring
units. For emissions Inventory data, HTM coordinates of a source are
normally reported to 0.1 kilometers.
26. UTM zone - a north-south zone six degrees wide with a central
transverse mercator as defined by the UTM coordinate system.
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TECHNICAL REPORT DATA
(Please read Instructions on the reverse before completing)
1. REPORT NO.
EPA-450/4-80-013
2.
3. RECIPIENT'S ACCESSIOI*NO.
4. TITLE AND SUBTITLE
NEDS Information
5. REPORT DATE
July 1980
6. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION CODE
7. AUTHOR(S)
Charles 0. Mann
8. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION REPORT NO.
9. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME AND ADDRESS
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of A1r Quality Planning and Standards
Monitoring and Data Analysis P1vision
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711
10. PROGRAM ELEMENT NO.
11. CONTRACT/GRANT NO.
12. SPONSORING AGENCY NAME AND ADDRESS
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of A1r, Noise, and Radiation
Office of A1r Quality Planning and Standards
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711
13. TYPE OF REPORT AND PERIOD COVERED
Final
14. SPONSORING AGENCY CODE
15. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES
16. ABSTRACT
This NEDS Information Booklet describes the NEDS System for an
Individual who 1s unfamiliar with NEDS. The Information booklet
Includes: (1) an overview of the data contained 1n NEDS, (2) an
explanation of available air emissions publications, (3) a description
of procedures for requesting data, and (4) a description and example
of the most important computerized reports.
7.
KEY WORDS AND DOCUMENT ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTORS
b.lDENTIFIERS/OPEN ENDED TERMS
c. COSATI Field/Group
NEDS
AEROS
Emissions
Pollutants
8. DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT
Release Unlimited
19. SECURITY CLASS (ThisReport)
Unclassified
21. NO. OF PAGES
20. SECURITY CLASS (This page)
Unclassified
22. PRICE
EPA Form 2220-1 (9-73)
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