&EPA
           United States ,'
           Environmental Protection
           Agency
          Office of Air Quality
          Planning and Standards
          Research Triangle Park NC 27711
EMB Report 79-IBR-2
August 1979
           Air
Industrial  Boilers

Emission Test Report
Rickenbacker Air Force
Base
Columbus, Ohio
           Volume I:  Summary of
           Results

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                               PEDCO ENVIRONMENTAL, INC.
                                                  1 1499 CHESTER ROAD
                                                CINCINNATI, OHIO 45246
                                                      (513) 782-47OO
                                                 TELEX (513) 782-48O7
              CONTINUOUS SULFUR  DIOXIDE MONITORING
               OF THE INDUSTRIAL BOILER SYSTEM AT
                  RICKENBACKER AIR FORCE BASE,
                         COLUMBUS,  OHIO

                            VOLUME I
                             by

                 PEDCo Environmental,  Inc.
                     11499 Chester  Road
                  Cincinnati, Ohio   45246
                  Contract No.  68-02-2811
                   Work Assignment No.  12
                         PN  3333-L
                      Technical  Manager

                        Winton Kelly
                Emission Measurement Branch
            U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL  PROTECTION AGENCY
     EMISSION STANDARDS AND  ENGINEERING DIVISION, OAQPS
       RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK,  NORTH CAROLINA  27711
                       September  1980

                              BRANCH OFFICES
CHESTER TOWERS
                     DALLAS, TEXAS          COLUMBUS. OHIO

                   KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI      DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA

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                           DISCLAIMER
     This report has been reviewed by the Emission Measurement
Branch Emission Standards and Engineering Division, Office of Air
Quality Planning and Standards, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency, and approved for publication.  Approval does not signify
that the contents necessarily reflect the views and policies of
the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, nor does mention of
trade names or commercial products constitute endorsement or
recommendation for use.
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                            CONTENTS
Figures
Tables
Acknowledgment

1.0  Introduction                                           1-1

2.0  Summary of Results                                     2-1

3.0  Results                                                3-1

          3.1  Performance specification tests              3-1
          3.2  Continuous sulfur dioxide data               3-17
          3.3  Data capture and loss                        3-26
          3.4  Quality assurance                            3-33

4.0  Process Description                                    4-1

          4.1  Physical plant                               4-1
          4.2  Background information                       4-5
          4.3  Process control during test                  4-5

5.0  Continuous Emission Monitoring System Description      5-1

          5.1  Sampling interface                           5-1
          5.2  S02 monitor                                  5-6
          5.3  02 monitor                                   5-6
          5.4  Recorders                                    5-7
          5..5  Calibration system                           5-7

6.0  Procedures and Calculations                            6-1

          6.1  Continuous S02 data computations             6-1
          6.2  Performance specification testing            6-5
          6.3  Determination of factors accounting for
                 data capture and loss periods              6-13
          6.4  Quality assurance                            6-15
          6.5  Determination of CEM output in the field     6-17

Appendix       1-Hour data listings, and data frequency
                 distributions                              A-l


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                            FIGURES
Number                                                      Page

 4-1      Photographs of Central Heat Plant and FGD
            System at Rickenbacker Air Force Base           4-4

 4-2      R-C/Bahco Scrubbing System Flow Diagram           4-6

 5-1      Sampling Locations after Modifications            5-2

 5-2      Flow Diagram of Dupont 460 SC>2 Analyzer
            with Thermox WDG III 02 Analyzer                5-3

 5-3      Wiring Schematic for Blowback Assembly            5-4

 5-4      Photographs of Probe Placement after
            Modification                                    5-5

 6-1      Sample Data Sheet and Equations for the
            Determination of Calibration Error              6-7

 6-2      Sample Data Sheet and Equations for
            Determination of System Response Time           6-9

 6-3      Sample Data Sheet and Equations for
            Determination of 2-hour Zero and
            Calibration Drift                               6-10

 6-4      Sample Data Sheet and Equations for
            Determination of 24-hour zero and
            Calibration Drift                               6-12

 6-5      Sample Data Sheet and Equations for
            Determination of System Relative Accuracy       6-14
                               IV

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                             TABLES


Number                                                      Page

 3-1      Summary of S02 Analyzer Compliance                3-2

 3-2      Summary of 0- Analyzer Compliance                 3-3

 3-3      Results of SO2 Tank Analyses                      3-5

 3-4      Results of 0_ Tank Analyses                       3-6

 3-5      Calibration Error at Outlet S02                   3-7

 3-6      Calibration Error at Inlet SO- Analyzer           3-8

 3-7      Calibration Error at 02 Analyzer                  3-9

 3-8      Zero and Calibration Drift at SO- Analzyer
            (2-Hour)                                        3-11

 3-9      Zero and Calibration Drift at 0- Analyzer
            (2-Hour)                                        3-12

 3-10     Zero and Calibration Drift at SO- Analyzer
            (24-Hour)                                       3-13

 3-11     Zero and Calibration Drift at O- Analyzer
            (24-Hour)                    Z                  3-14

 3-12     Test Results for Low-Rangle (Outlet)  SO-
            Monitor Response Time                           3-15

 3-13     Test Results for 02 Monitor Response Time         3-16

 3-14     Relative Accuracy of Outlet S02 Analyzer          3-18

 3-15     Relative Accuracy of Inlet SO2 Analyzer           3-19

 3-16     Relative Accuracy of Outlet 02 Analyzer           3-20

 3-17     Relative Accuracy of Inlet 02 Analyzer            3-21

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                      TABLES (continued)
                                                           Paqe
3-18     Summary of Results Using 1-Hour and 24-Hour
           Averages, January 1 to March 7,  1979            3-23

3-19     Summary of Results Using 1-Hour and 24-Hour
           Averages, March 8 to April 3, 1979              3-24

3-20     Daily Data Capture and Loss                       3-27

3-21     Summary of Process and CEM Operations During
           Test                                            3-31

3-22     Maintenance Record of Monitor Components          3-32

3-23     Relative Accuracy of Inlet S02 Analyzer           3-34

3-24     Relative Accuracy of Outlet S02 Analyzer          3-35

3-25     Relative Accuracy of 02 Analyzer                  3-36

3-26     Inlet Moisture Tests Using Reference Method 4     3-38

3-27     Outlet Moisture Tests Using Reference Method 4    3-38

4-1      Process Information for Rickenbacker Air Force
           Base                                            4-2
                              VI

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                         ACKNOWLEDGMENT
     This report was prepared for the Emission Measurement
Branch, Emission Standards and Engineering Division, Office of
Air Quality Planning and Standards, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency.  Mr. Winton Kelly was the Technical Manager.  PEDCo
Environmental, Inc., appreciates the direction and review of
procedures and data that he provided.

     Mr. William G. DeWees serves as PEDCo's Project Director
and Mr. Anthony S. Wisbith as Project Manager.  Mr. Thomas J. Wey
supervised field operations and data analysis and was the prin-
cipal author of the report.  Mr. Stephen J.  Howie and Mr. Mike
Eckstein provided technical support and analysis.
                               VII

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                             SECTION 1


                           INTRODUCTION




     PEDCo has been contracted by the U.S.  Environmental Protec-


tion Agency to collect continuous sulfur dioxide (S02)  emission


and removal efficiency data from the flue gas desulfurization


(FGD) system serving the central heat plant's industrial boiler


system at Rickenbacker Air Force Base (RAFB), near Columbus,


Ohio.


     Because the continuous emission monitoring system  (CEM) used


gas monitors to collect the data, performance specification (P/S)


tests were conducted at the beginning of data collection to en-


sure equivalence to manual reference tests.  Additional reference


testing was performed throughout the test period to provide


quality assurance.


     Records of boiler, FGD system, and CEM performance were kept


to account for data loss and excursions from normal operations,


and to provide information regarding operating parameters for


correlation with data.


     Volume I of this report presents the results of all tests


performed and provides background information concerning the


process, equipment, and procedures relevant to the tests.  Volume


II provides detailed listings, instrument calibration logs, field


test data, and process logs relevant to the results presented in


Volume I.
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                             SECTION 2

                        SUMMARY OF RESULTS


     Continuous SO  data were collected from January 22,  1979 to

April 4, 1979, with intermittent data losses caused by CEM and

process downtime.  Data were obtained for 18 or more hours per

day on 42 days and showed an average inlet emission rate  of 6.7

Ib SO /10  Btu (daily standard deviation of 10.3 percent), an

average outlet emission rate of 2.2 Ib SO /10  Btu (standard

deviation of 28.8 percent)  and an average SO  removal efficiency

of 65.8 percent  (standard deviation of 17.5 percent).

     The FGD system operated normally 91.4 percent of the time

during the test period (1604.5 hours of normal operation  during

1755.25 total hours from 0600, January 22, to 0914, April 4).

The CEM operability was 77.1 percent (1238.75 hours of complete

data capture during the 1604.5 hours available).  Because of

numerous combined boiler/FGD outages and CEM failures exceeding

6 h per 24 h operating day, 32 days of potential data (18 or more

hours of normal FGD operation) were excluded from final averages.

     Initial P/S tests demonstrated that the CEM complied with

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards of perform-

ance* except for the 0_ monitor inlet and outlet test of  system
  Performance Specifications 2 and 3, Federal Register, Vol. 44,
  No. 197, October 10, 1979.


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relative accuracy, which yielded results of 1.81 and 1.65 percent,



whereas standards place the allowable limit for each at 0.5 per-



cent.  Outlet SO  monitor relative accuracy yielded 22.0 percent



with an allowable limit of 20 percent.



     The data collected at Rickenbacker demonstrates that this



scrubber is not as efficient as had been previously expected.



Pluggage of the FGD system's secondary stage and slurry lines



were originally thought to be responsible for the low removal



efficiency.  Even after the scrubber module was inspected and



corrective maintenance was performed, the SO  removal efficiency



remained unchanged.  Throughout the remaining portion of the



testing program operational controls of the FGD system were under



constant adjustment.  Among these were weir heights and slurry



feed rates.  All attempts to improve the removal efficiency



throughout this period proved unsuccessful.
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                             SECTION 3



                              RESULTS






3.1  PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION TESTS



     Complete P/S tests were performed at the beginning of the



test period to ensure equivalence of CEM data to data from manual



reference method tests.  Tables 3-1 and 3-2 summarize results of



the initial P/S tests.



3.1.1  P/S Test Results





Sampling Locations--



     Both inlet and outlet CEM and manual reference method sam-



pling points were chosen to be representative of the process



streams tested and achieve equivalence between manual method and



CEM samples.  This was achieved in all cases by choosing sampling



points centrally located in the ducts at the furthest accessible



points downstream from possible process interferences.  Inlet and



outlet manual method samples were drawn from points adjacent in



the stacks  (Figure 5-1).






Conditioning Period—



     The period starting 0000, January 15, 1979, and ending 2400,



January 21, 1979, was the conditioning period for the CEM.



During this period the CEM was operated in the same manner as it
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             TABLE 3-1.   SUMMARY OF S02  ANALYZER  COMPLIANCE

Accuracy
Calibration error:
high
Calibration error:
midpoint
Zero drift (2)
Zero drift (24)
Calibration drift
(2)
Calibration drift
(24)
Response time A
Operational test
period
Inlet
10.1

2.4%

1.07%
0.22%
0%

2.23%


16.7 s

OK
Outlet
22. 3a

1.2%

1.8%
0.22%
0%

2.23%

0.31
41.3 s

OK
Specification
£20%

£ 5%

< 5%
< 2%
£ 2%

£ 2%

£ 2.5%
£ 10 min

>. 168 h
Table
reference
6-14, 6-15

6-7, 6-8

6-7, 6-8
6-12
6-10

6-12

6-10
6-5


See Table 3-14,  footnote  d,  Deletion of Last Data Point.
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TABLE 3-2.  SUMMARY  OF 02 ANALYZER COMPLIANCE

Accuracy
Calibration error:
high
Calibration error:
midpoint
Zero drift (2)
Zero drift (24)
Calibration drift
(2)
Calibration drift
(24)
Response time A
Operational test
period
Inlet
1.31%

0.34%

0.23%
0.01
0.0%

0.05

0.05%


OK
Outlet
1.65%

0.34%

0.23%
0.01
0.0%

0.05

0.05%
73 s

OK
Specification
1 0.5%

<_ 5%

< 5%
< 0.4%
£ 0.5%

£ 0.4%

< 0.5%
£ 10 min

168 h
Table
reference
6-16, 6-17

6-9

6-9
6-13
6-11

6-13

6-11
6-6


                    3-3

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was during the following test period, with no maintenance, re-



pairs, replacements, or adjustments other than specified as



routine and required by operation and maintenance manuals or the



manufacturers' representatives.





Operational Test Period—



     The CEM was operated from the end of the conditioning



period, 0000, January 22, 1979, through April 4, 1979, with no



maintenance, repairs, replacement, or adjustements not clearly



routine or required as specified by the manufacturers.  During



this period all test data for initial and quality assurance tests



and all CEM emissions data were collected.





Calibration Gas Certification—



     The S0_ and 0,, calibration gases were certified by PEDCo
           £f      £


using EPA Method 6 and 3.  Results of the analyses are summarized



in Tables 3-3 and 3-4.





Calibration Error—



     Calibration error tests were performed January 29.  The SO_



monitor met the error limitation of less than 5 percent on both



operating ranges, and the O~ monitor met the same limitation on



its single range.  Tables 3-5 and 3-6 present the test results



for the low- and high-range (outlet and inlet) SO- monitor.cali-



bration error; the test results for O_ monitor calibration error



are presented in Table 3-7.
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TABLE 3-3.  RESULTS  OF  SOp TANK ANALYSES
                (ppm S09)
Reference Method 6
analysis
SOp inlet midrange gas
No. 1 2089
No. 2 2260
No. 3 2438
Average 2260
SOp outlet midrange gas
EPA Audit Gas 226
SO- inlet span gas
No. 1 4007
No. 2 4070
No. 3 4013
Average 4030
SOp outlet span gas
No. 1 431
No. 2 423
No. 3 437
Average 430
Vendor
analysis

2500
226
4500

500
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TABLE 3-4.
RESULTS OF 0_2 TANK ANALYSES
          (percentage of 02)
Reference Method 3
analysis
02 tank A
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
Average
02 tank B
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
Average
02 tank C
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
Average
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
16.8
16.8
16.8
16.8
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
Vendor
analysis

2.0

17.0

12.0
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             TABLE 3-5.
CALIBRATION ERROR AT OUTLET S0?a
   (ppm of S02)
Run
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Concentration
0
226
430
226
0
430
226
0
430
226
0
226
430
0
430
Reading
0
205
420
215
0
420
217.5
0
420
219.5
0
217.5
427.5
0
422.5
Difference
0
21
10
11
0
10
8.5
0
10
6.5
0
8.5
2.5
0
7.5
                  Mean difference
                  CI95
                  Calibration error
                  Mid

                 11.1 ppm
                  7.15 ppm
                  1.885
High

 8 ppm
 4.05 ppm
 1.2%
Calibration gas concentration:   mid = 226 ppm,  high = 430 ppm.
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        TABLE 3-6.   CALIBRATION ERROR AT INLET S02 ANALYZER0
                            (ppm of S02)
Run
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Concentration
2260
4030
0
4030
2260
0
4030
2260
0
4030
0
2260
4030
0
2260
Reading
2260
4050
0
4075
2275
0
4100
2266
0
4125
0
2300
4150
0
2315
Difference
0
-20
0
-45
-15
0
-70
-26
0
-95
0
-40
-120
0
-55
             Mean difference
             CI?5
             Calibration error
 Mid       High
-27.2  ppm  -70 ppm
 26.5  ppm   49.1  ppm
  1.07%     2.4%
Calibration gas concentration:   mid = 2260 ppm, high = 4030 ppm.
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    TABLE 3-7.   CALIBRATION  ERROR AT 0? ANALYZER
                 (percentage of 02)
Run
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
n
12
13
14
15
Concentration
0
12
20.9
0
20.9
12
0
20.9
12
0
20.9
12
20.9
0
12
Reading
0
12
20.8
0
20.8
12
0
20.8
11.7
0
20.7
12
20.5
0
12
Difference
0
0
0.1
0
0.1
0
0
0.1
0.3
0
0.2
0
0.4
0
0
Mean difference    =


CI95

Calibration error  =
Mid
0.06%
0.17%
0.23%
High
0.18%
0.16%
0.34%
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2-Hour Zero and Calibration Drift—



     The 2-hour drift tests of the SO  and 0  monitors were per-



formed January 29 through February 28.  The results of the SO



monitor drift tests are presented in Table 3-8, showing both



within the allowable limit of 2 percent of span for both zero and



calibration drift.  The 0  monitor drift test results, presented



in Table 3-9, were within the allowable limit of 0.4 percent 0



for zero and calibration drift.
24-Hour Zero and Calibration Drift--



     The 24-hour drift tests were performed from January 30



through February 5.  Table 3-10 presents the results of the SO2



monitor 24-hour tests; the data show compliance with the 2 per-



cent zero and 2.5 percent calibration drift.  Table 3-11 presents



results of 0_ monitor 24-hour zero and calibration drift tests;



the data show compliance with the 0.5 percent limit for 0  moni-



tor zero and calibration drift.






CEM Response Time—



     The instrument and system response times for DuPont 460 and



Thermox WDG III gas monitors have been shown by previous testing



to be well within the 15 minute specification.  Verification of



this was obtained by tests performed January 28, showing the



average response time in all cases to be less than 1 minute.



Table 3-12 presents results of the SO  monitor tests.  Table




3-13 shows test results of the 0? monitor.
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TABLE 3-8.   ZERO AND CALIBRATION DRIFT AT S0£ ANALYZER (2 HOUR)
                     (percentage of scale)
Data set
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Date
1/29


1/30



1/31


2/1

2/3
2/4

Time
Begin End
1015 1215
1215 1415
1415 1615
0900 1100
1100 1400
1400 1600
1600 1800
0900 1115
1115 1315
1315 1515
0945 1145
1145 1345
1500 1700
1335 1535
1535 1750
Arithmetic mean (Eq. 6-1)
CIg5 (Eq. 6-2)
Zero drift
Zero rdg
Init.
A
0.5
0.8
0.8
0.5
0.8
0
0
0
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.3
0.2
0.3
Fin.
B
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.8
0
0
0
0.3
0.3
0.1
0.3
0
0
0.3
0.3
-0.07
0.15
0.22%
Zero
drift
C=B-A
0.3
0
0
0.3
-0.8
0
0
0.3
0
-0.2
0.1
-0.2
-0.3
0.1
0
Span
reading
Init.
D
86.0
84.5
84.9
91.5
87.5
87.0
86.5
88.5
85.0
84.5
86.0 .
82.5
88.5
86.5
86.5
Fin.
E
84.5
84.9
84.9
87.5
87.0
86.5
87.0
85
84.5
84.2
82.5
81.0
85.0
86.5
86.7
Span
drift
F=E-D
1.5
0.4
0
-4.0
-0.5
-0.5
0.5
-3.5
-0.5
-0.3
-3.5
-1.5
-3.5
0
0.2


Calibration drift
Calib.
drift
G=E-C
1.2
0.4
0
-4.8
-1.3
-0.5
0.5
-3.8
-0.5
-0.3
-3.6
-1.7
-3.8
0.1
0.2
-1.17
1.06
2.23%
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TABLE 3-9.   ZERO AND CALIBRATION DRIFT AT 02 ANALYZER (2 HOUR)
                     (percentage of scale)
Data set
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Date
2/22


2/23
2/25

2/26



2/27



2/28
Time
Begin
1040
1240
1440
0900
1200
1400
0915
1115
1315
1515
0945
1145
1345
1545
0850
End
1240
1440
1640
1100
1400
1600
1115
1315
1515
1715
1145
1345
1545
1745
1050
Zero rdg
Init.
A
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.2
0
Fin.
B
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.2
0
0
Arithmetic mean (Eq. 6-1) 0.00
CIg5 (Eq. 6-2) 0.04%
Zero drift 0.01% 02
Zero
drift
C=B-A
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.2
-0.2
0
Span
reading
Init.
D
83.6
83.6
83.8
83.6
83.5
83.5
83.6
83.5
83.6
84.0
83.6
83.0
83.6
83.8
84.0
Fin.
E
83.6
83.8
83.8
83.7
83.5
83.6
83.5
83.6
84.0
83.8
83.0
83.6
83.8
83.6
83.6
Span
drift
F=E-D
0
0.2
0
0.1
0
0.1
-0.1
0.1
0.4
-0.2
-0.6
0.6
0.2
-0.2
0.4
Calib.
drift
G=E-C
0
0.2
0
0.1
0
0.1
-0.1
0.1
0.4
-0.2
-0.6
0.6
0
-0.4
0.4
0.04
0.17%
Calibration drift 0.05%
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                      TABLE 3-10.  ZERO AND CALIBRATION DRIFT AT S02 ANALYZER (24-HOUR)
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Reading scale
Date
1/30/79
1/31/79
2/1/79
2/2/79
2/3/79
2/4/79
2/5/79
Time
0930
0950
0930
0925
0940
0930
0935
Recorder reading,
% scale
Zero
0
0
0.2
0.5
0.3
0
0
Span
86.0
88.0
87.0
83.5
82.5
84.5
87.0
Drift,
Zero

0
0.2
-0.3
.2
0
0
Span

-2.0
1.0
3.5
1.0
-2.0
-2.5
ppm
Calibration

-2.0
-2.0
3.0
1.0
-2.0
-2.5
U)
I
M
U>
                             7-day zero drift
                              Mean =0.17 ppm
                              CIgs = 1.67%'
                           24-hr drift = 0%
  7-day calibration drift
   Mean = -0.83 ppm
   CIg5 = -0.49%
24-hr drift = 0.31%

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                 TABLE 3-11.   ZERO AND CALIBRATION  DRIFT AT 0? ANALYZER  (24-HOUR)
                                       (percentaqe of oxygen)^
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Reading
Date
2/22/79
2/25/79
2/26/79
2/27/79
2/28/79
3/1/79
3/2/79
Time
1125
1130
1125
1125
1130
1125
1125
Recorder reading,
% scale
Zero
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Span
83.6
83.6
83.6
83.6
83.6
83.5
83.6
Drift, % scale
Zero

0
0
0
0
0
0
Span

0
0
0
0
0.1
-0.1
Calibration

0
0
0
0
0.1
-0.1
I
M
*>
                             9-day zero drift
                              Mean = 0.0
                              CIgs = 0.0
                           24-hr drift =0.0
  9-day calibration  drift
   Mean =  0.0
   CIgs =  0.05%
24-hr drift = 0.05%

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TABLE 3-12.   TEST RESULTS FOR LOW-RANGE  (OUTLET) SOp MONITOR RESPONSE TIMEe
                                 (seconds)
Test No.
1
2
3
Average
Upscale
39
42
46
A = 42.3
Downscale
41
43
40
B = 41.3
        System response time  (slower  of  A  and  B) = 41.3

             C = (A - B) = 1.0 (must  be  less than 15% of average
                               or 5 seconds, whichever is less)


        a Tests run on January 28, with  span gas concentration of
          430 ppm S02-
      TEST RESULTS FOR HIGH-RANGE (INLET)  SO-  MONITOR  RESPONSE TIME3
                                 (seconds)
Test No.
1
2
3
Average
Upscale
18
17
15
A = 16.7
Downscale
20
19
18
B = 19
        System response time (slower  of  A  and  B)  =  16.7

             C = (A - B) = 2.3 (must  be  less than 15% of average
                               or 5 seconds, whichever is less)

        a Tests run on January 28, with  span gas  concentration of
          4030 ppm S0-
                                   3-15

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  TABLE 3-13.   TEST RESULTS  FOR  02  MONITOR RESPONSE TIMEC
                         (seconds)
Test No.
1
2
3
Average
Upscale
75
71
79
A = 75
Downscale
73
70
76
B = 73
System response time (slower of A  and  B)  =  73

     C = (A - B) = 2.0 (must be less than 15%  of average
                       or 5 seconds, whichever is  less)
                                        i

a Tests run on January 28,  with span gas  concentration of
  20.95% 02.
                          3-16

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System Relative Accuracy—



     Nine outlet SO- relative accuracy tests were performed on



January 31 and February 1.  Results showed relative accuracy of



22.3 percent, failing to meet the specified limit of 20 percent.



By dropping the results of test no. 9 from calculations because



of faulty manual method test probe, 11.3 percent was achieved.



     Nine inlet S02 relative accuracy tests were performed on



February 2 through February 4.   Results showed relative accuracy



of 10.0 percent, complying with the specified limit of 20 per-



cent.



     Both inlet and outlet 02 relative accuracy test results



failed to meet the specified limit of 0.5 percent yielding re-



sults of 1.81 and 1.65 percent.



     Tables 3-14 through 3-17 present results of the CEM relative



accuracy tests.






3.2  CONTINUOUS SULFUR DIOXIDE DATA



3.2.1  Data Listings






15-Minute Readings—



     Computer printouts list complete 15-minute readings showing



the wet basis FGD inlet and outlet SO- and O_ concentrations, the



moisture content of each gas stream tested, and the corrected



(dry basis) inlet and outlet S02 and 0» values.  Inlet and outlet



emission rates  (Ib S02/10  Btu) and FGD system efficiencies are



calculated and listed on an hourly basis.  These listings are



presented in Appendix A.
                               3-17

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               TABLE 3-14.   RELATIVE ACCURACY  OF  OUTLET  SO- ANALYZER
                                 (ppm of S02)
Run
1
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Date
1/31/79
1/31/79
1/31/79
1/31/79
1/31/79
1/31/79
1/31/79
2/1/79
2/1/79
Reference method,
ppm dry
618
814
468
437
617
662
612
725
383
Analyzer
ppm weta»b
577
618
540
512
577
613
512
614
600
Analyzer
ppm dry
635
680
595
564
635
675
564
675
659
Difference
17
-134
127
127
18
13
-48
-50^
276d
Mean reference method =
Mean difference       =
Accuracy
                                                  593  ppm
                                                   38.4  ppm
                                                  93.6 ppm
                                                  22.3%
  Mean moisture = 9.05.

  Analyzer reading = 15  minute averages

c Analyzer, dry = (analyzer wet)  x

d
                   100
           100 - (mean moisture)
  Deletion of last data point yields:

          Mean reference method =619  ppm
          Mean difference       =   8.8 ppm
          CIg5                  =  61.1  ppm
          Accuracy              =  11-3%
                                    3-18

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        TABLE 3-15.
RELATIVE ACCURACY OF INLET S0? ANALYZER
       (ppm of S09)
Run
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Date
2/2/79
2/2/79
2/2/79
2/3/79
2/3/79
2/4/79
2/4/79
2/4/79
2/4/79
Reference method,
ppm dry
1430
1145
1142
1338
1267
1294
1459
1583
1608
Analyzer
ppm weta'°
1459
1279
1355
1226
1276
1263
1314
1574
1574
Analyzer
ppm dry0
1508
1322
1400
1267
1319
1306
1358
1626
1626
Difference
78
177
258
-71
52
12
-101
43
18
                       Mean reference method
                       Mean difference
                       CI95
                       Accuracy
                          1363 ppm
                          S(x) = 37.3
                          86.0
                          10.1
Mean moisture = 3.23%.

Analyzer readings are 15-minute averages.

Analyzer, dry = (analyzer wet) x       '
                                 TOO - (mean moisture)
                                   3-19

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             TABLE  3-16.   RELATIVE ACCURACY OF OUTLET 02 ANALYZER
                             (percentge of Op)
Test
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Date
2/19/79
2/19/79
2/19/79
2/19/79
2/19/79
2/19/79
2/19/79
2/19/79
2/19/79
Method 3
% dry
17.0
17.6
16.8
15.9
16.0
16.9
16.7
17.0
17.3
Analyzer
ppm weta>b
16.4
16.5
16.4
16.1
16.2
16.4
16.4
16.8
16.3
Analyzer
ppm dryc
18.1
18.2
18.1
17.8
17.9
18.1
18.1
18.6
18.0
Difference
1.1
0.6
1.3
1.9
1.9
1.2
1.4
1.6
0.7
                              Mean difference =  1.3%
                              CI95            =   .35%
                              Accuracy        =  1.65%
  Mean moisture =  9.5%.

  Analyzer reading =  15  minute  average.

c Analyzer, dry =  (analyzer,  wet)  x
100
                                    100 -  (mean moisture)
                                    3-20

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             TABLE  3-17.   RELATIVE ACCURACY OF INLET 0- ANALYZER
                             (percentge of 09)
Test
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Date
2/11/79
2/11/79
2/13/79
2/13/79
2/13/79
2/13/79
2/13/79
2/13/79
2/13/79
Method 3
% dry
12.0
11.6
10.0
11.5
11.2
11.2
11.7
12.1
12.4
Analyzer
ppm weta>b
13.1
12.7
12.2
11.5
12.3
12.2
12.4
12.6
11.7
Analyzer
ppm dryc
13.5
13.2
12.6
11.9
12.7
12.6
12.8
13.1
12.1
Difference
1.5
1.6
2.6
0.4
1.5
1.4
1.1
1.0
-0.3
                         Mean  difference =    1.20
                         CIgs            =     .61%
                         Accuracy        =    1.81%
  Mean moisture = 3.5%.
  Analyzer reading = 15  minute  averages.

c Analyzer,  dry = (analyzer wet)  x  IQQ  .  (mean moisture)
100
                                     3-21

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1-Hour Averages—




     The 1-hour averages of inlet and outlet emission rates and



FGD efficiency were averaged for two periods:  January 24 to



March 7 and March 8 to April 3.  The total averages for the two



periods were calculated from available hourly values for days



when data were collected for 18 or more hours and are presented



in Tables 3-18 and 3-19.  Daily hourly listings are presented



with the appendix included in this volume.






24 Hour Averages—



     The 24-hour (daily) averages of inlet and outlet emission



rates and FGD system efficiency were also calculated for the two



periods and are presented in Tables 3-18 and 3-19.  As with the



1-hour averages, data were included only for days that met the



minimum data capture requirement of 18 hours.






Frequency Distributions--



     Histograms were plotted and demonstrate the variability of



1-hour and 24-hour data.  These are presented in the appendix



included in this volume.



3.2.2  Omitted Data



     There were three basic reasons that data periods did not



appear in the above listings or calculations.






Absence of Data Caused by Process Shutdown or CEM Failure—



     During these occurrences no data were available for listing.



During occurrences where only one parameter  (inlet or outlet



readings)  was omitted, the other, if available, was listed.




                              3-22

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TABLE 3-18.   SUMMARY OF RESULTS  USING  1-HOUR AND
   24-HOUR AVERAGES,  JANUARY  1  TO MARCH 7,  1979
                  1C OPERATING Oti»
                  tiiMM*RT or RESULTS
                  USING I-NOUR AVERAGES

                  LOCATIONI *IC«EN*ACKER »FB
                  OATEI  1-22-79
                         LOAD
                                                EFF
                                         OUT
           • AVERAGES
           i or  DAT*
           HIMlMUM
           MAIIMUM
           MEAN
           •TD.DEV.
           I ITO.OEV.
           1C-DAT  REMOVAL EF1CIENC1 USING
                  I
           (•EtN)   E  , E     I  S
                »c  IN   OUT
720
ico





691
96
(
a
6

9
•
•
.••5
.6*2
.2*0
.595
.529
599
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|
5
2

25
,
.
.1*5
.01*
.571
.665
.862
592
8?
26
ai
58
9
16
•
^
.270
.661
.783
.979
.975
           NOTE I  (ME*N)  IS DEMNID »SI
                      I
                 TME NE»N FOR I  DATS USING t-HOUR »VtB»tt5
                   SO OPERATING 0
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TABLE 3-19.   SUMMARY  OF  RESULTS  USING  1-HOUR  AND
    24-HOUR  AVERAGES,  MARCH  8  TO  APRIL  3,  1979
                   Ii O'ERAllMt OATS
                   tuMMAur or « SUITS
                   U>1NG I-H
                  LOCATIUNI •ICKENaACREB AFB 1979
                  OATE:  I- t-79
                         LOAD
                                                Iff
                                         OUT
           I OF  OAT*
           MINIMUM
           •*UMUN
           ITO.OEv.
           I ITO.OEV.

           10-OAT
                          toi
                          lev
                   I  .
                 10  IN
  4*9.    «I4.    Ik9.
   «2.     t9.     t2.
    4.7|«    .«!)  47.4)0
   ll.2«7   1.012  9k.l«0
    7.2*9   l.ktO  T7.012
     .7*7    .«4*   7.484
   10.101  (7.040   9.SAT

       US1NC
                         OUl
           NOTEI  (MEAN)  IS OtflNtu  »s:
                      1
                 THE MEAN tOO I OATS USING T-NUUR AVIR1GIS
               DATE
                  IO-T1
                  • 17-79
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                  ZI-79
                  74.
                  10-79
                  11-79
                 . 1-79
                 - 4-79
                 - 1-79
            • AVEAAtES
            I or OATA
            MINIMUM
            MAIJMUM
            MEAN
            •TO.OEV.
            I ITD.DEV.
                          LOAD
 V.
 g.
 0.
 V.
 u.
 0.
 0.
 0.
 0.
 V.
 0.
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 0.
                    *5 O'tNATINC OATS
                    SUMMART OF «tSUl'i
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                    LUCATIUN:
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II.   7*.
      7.2*7

      l.«67
                                          OUT
                                                 EfF
k.k26   ••••••
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6.717   *•••••
6.60S    2.17k
7.6IS  •  I
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       1  .     16.
       4  .     42.
         .14*  k«.S9S
         .1*9  •«.?«}
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         .12)   ».»»b
            JO-OAT  REMOVAL EFUUNCT
                  2«
            IMCAN)   t  ,  E     t 7k.7741
                  SO  IN  OUl
            •OTEI (MEAN)   U OEFINtO AS:
                        I
                  THE NfAN FOB I OATS USINt  t-NUUN A»t*»tES
                             3-24

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These instances were caused by periods of CEM sampling interface



failing in the case of the affected parameter,  but continuing to



operate in the case of the unaffected parameter.  FGD efficiency



data could not be calculated in such cases.






Unrepresentative Process Operation—



     During periods when the FGD system was being operated in a



manner that did not reflect normal operational process control,



data were not included in the data listings.  Where available,



they are listed in Appendix A, but were not used in calculations



concerning 1-hour and 24-hour averages of FGD performance.






Failure to Obtain a Sufficient Data Base for Computation—



     At least two 15-minute readings per hour were necessary for



an hourly reading to be computed in the initial data listing,



and at least eighteen 1-hour averages of a parameter were needed



for data to be included into the summaries of 1-hour and 24-hour



results.



3.2.3  Process Operations Affecting SO^ Emission Rates






Inlet Emission Rates—



     Inlet S02 emission rates were affected primarily by the



sulfur content of the coal burned.  Peabody Coal Company and



Yancy Minerals supplied the coal through the end of the test.



The data collected can be viewed as representative of a mixture



of coals from both vendors.
                              3-25

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Outlet Emission Rates—




     Outlet SO- rates reflect FGD system efficiency, which varied



according to the limestone feed rate.  Section 4 describes the



FGD process and control practices.






3.3  DATA CAPTURE AND LOSS



     Table 3-20 lists the daily hours of data capture and loss



from January 22 to April 4, 1979, and Table 3-21 summarizes



process and CEM operations.  The performance of the FGD system



and CEM affected data capture and are described below.



3.3.1  FGD System Performance



     Total operating data showed that FGD system availability,



reliability, utilization, and operability were all 92.8 percent;



however, 140.5 hours (8.0 percent of the total FGD system oper-



ating time)  was not regarded as representative of normal process



control and was excluded from the data base.



3.3.2  CEM Performance






CEM Operability—



     Total data from January 22 to April 4, 1979 show that CEM



inlet operability was 94.3 percent,  outlet operability was 79.7



percent and total system operability (concurrent operation of



inlet and outlet monitors) was 76.0 percent.






CEM Downtime--



     A breakdown of the causes for inlet and outlet data losses



due to CEM failures is shown in Table 3-22.
                              3-26

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                                   TABLE 3-20.  DAILY DATA CAPTURE AND LOSS
                                          (hours except as indicated)
Data
day
No.



1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Date
in
1980
1-22
1-23
1-24
1-25
1-26
1-27
1-28
1-29
1-30
1-31
2-1
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-5
2-6
2-7
2-8
2-9
2-10
Normal
process
operation
4
8.5
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
23
24
24
24
Process
downtime
(abnormal
operation)
14
15.5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
Inlet
data
capture
4
24
24
24
22
21
24
23
24
24
20
24
18
23
24
24
23
24
24
24
Outlet
data
capture
4
0
8.25
24
22
21
24
23
24
24
20
24
23
24
24
24
23
24
24
24
Efficiency
data
capture
4
0
8.25
24
22
21
24
23
24
24
20
24
18
23
24
24
23
24
24
24
02
monitor
downtime
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
4
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
so?
monitor
downtime
0
0
3.75
0
2
3
0
1
0
0
0
0
6
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Sampling
interface
downtime
0
24
15.75
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
OJ
I
K)
     (continued)

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     TABLE  3-20  (continued)
Data
day
No.





18

19
20





21




22
23
Date
in
1980
2-11
2-12
2-13
2-14
2-15
2-16
2-17
2-18
2-19
2-20
2-21
2-22
2-23
2-24
2-25
2-26
2-27
2-28
2-29
3-1
3-2
Normal
process
operation
24
24
24
24
12
24
24
24
24
14
0
6
24
24
24
24
8
8
0
24
24
Process
downtime
(abnormal
operation)
0
0
0
0
12
0
0
0
0
10
24
18
0
0
0
0
16
16
24
0
0
Inlet
data
capture
24
24
24
24
12
23
10
24
24
12
0
6
12.5
5
24
17
8
8
0
21
24
Outlet
data
capture
15.5
13
9
14
12
23
10
20
21
9
0
6
12.5
5
24
17
8
8
0
21
24
Efficiency
data
capture
15.5
13
9
14
12
23
10
20
21
9
0
6
12.5
5
24
17
8
8
0
21
24
02
monitor
downtime
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11.5
19
0
7
0
0
0
2
0
S02
monitor
downtime
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
Sampling
interface
downtime
0
10
15
10
0
0
14
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
OJ
I
N>
00
      (continued)

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      TABLE  3-20  (continued)
Data
day
No.
24
25


26



27



28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Date
in
1980
3-3
3-4
3-5
3-6
3-7
3-8
3-9
3-10
3-11
3-12
3-13
3-14
3-15
3-16
3-17
3-18
3-19
3-20
3-21
3-22
3-23
Normal
process
operation
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
14
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
Process
downtime
(abnormal
operation)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Inlet
data
capture
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
16
14
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
Outlet
data
capture
24
24
13
10
24
4
0
24
24
10
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
23
22
Efficiency
data
capture
24
24
13
10
24
4
0
24
24
10
16
14
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
23
22
02
monitor
downtime
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
S02
monitor
downtime
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Sampling
interface
downtime
0
0
11
14
0
20
24
0
0
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
U)
 I
N)
       (continued)

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      TABLE 3-20 (continued)
Data
day
No.
37


38



39
40
41
42

Date
in
1980
3-24
3-25
3-26
3-27
3-28
3-29
3-30
3-31
4-1
4-2
4-3
4-4
Normal
process
operation
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
9
Process
downtime
(abnormal
operation)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Inlet
data
capture
24
24
24
24
17
16
24
24
24
24
24
9
Outlet
data
capture
19
0
15
24
17
16
14
19
24
24
22
9
Efficiency
data
capture
19
0
15
24
17
16
14
19
24
24
27
9
02
monitor
downtime
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
S02
monitor
downtime
0
10
0
0
7
8
0
0
0
0
2
0
Sampling
interface
downtime
0
14
9
0
0
0
10
5
0
0
0
0
u>
I
U)
o

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       TABLE 3-21.  SUMMARY OF PROCESS  AND CEM  OPERATIONS DURING TEST
               Parameter
 Hours
Total time in operating period
Total boiler operating time
Total FGD system operating time
Total time of representative FGD system operation
Total inlet data capture time
Total outlet data capture time
Total efficiency data capture time
0? monitor downtime
S0? monitor downtime
Inlet sampling interface downtime
Outlet sampling interface downtime
Simultaneous downtime of inlet and  outlet  sampling
 interface
FGE system downtime
Boiler downtime
Total time of unrepresentative FGD  system  operation
1755.25
1755.25
1604.5
1604.5
1535.5
1298.25
1238.25
  47.5
  54.75
    0
 240.25

    0
 150.5
    0
    0
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TABLE 3-22.  MAINTENANCE  RECORD OF MONITOR COMPONENTS
Component
460 S02
WDG III
Recorder
Sample interface
Miscellaneous
Total
Failure
Vacuum loss
Aspirator installation
Cell windows
Balston filter
Plugging
Writing gear
Plugging
Leaking
Air supply
Power failure
Routine calibration

Data hours
9
1.5
2
4
3.5
57
173
1.5
17
6
14

Subtotal
16.5
3.5
57
174.5
37
288.5
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CEM Problems—

     The only apparently unsolvable problem that occured with CEM

operations was the recurrence of outlet probe filter pluggage.

The remedy for the problem was replacement of probe filters when

they showed signs of plugging, but this was generally an unsatis-

factory solution because pluggage frequently occurred at night,

when CEM operators were not present.  Large periods of data loss

in excess of 6 hours per 24-hour day resulted.  Two major factors

contributed to the high incidence of this problem:

     1.   High mist carryover from the FGD process through the
          test period.  This was evidenced by a very obvious
          rainout downwind of the stack and heavy accumulations
          of wet slurry on the outlet probe.

     2.   Oil in the probe filter blowback air supply.  This was
          noticed regularly during the test period, and probably
          contributed to the unusually high incidence of probe
          pluggage.

3.4  QUALITY ASSURANCE

     A quality assurance (QA) program was performed to support

the reliability of the data between initial P/S testing and

completion of data collection.  In addition to the records of

CEM operation summarized in Subsection 3.3, manual methods tests

for system relative accuracy and CEM moisture values.

3.4.1  System Relative Accuracy Tests

     System relative accuracy tests were performed at the comple-

tion of the test period.  The results of the QA system relative

accuracy tests are presented in Tables 3-23 to 3-25.
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           TABLE 3-23.  RELATIVE ACCURACY  OF  INLET  S02  ANALYZER
                                   (ppm of S02)
Run
1
2
3
4
Date
3/30/79
3/30/79
3/30/79
3/30/79
Reference
method
859
741
781
734
Analyzer
ppm weta»b
803
695
840
742
Analyzer
ppm dryc
821
711
860
759
Difference
-38
-30
79
25
                         Mean reference method  =  779  ppm
                         Mean difference       =    9  ppm
                         CIg5                  =86.6 ppm
                         Accuracy              =  12.3%
  Mean moisture = 2.2%.

  Analyzer reading = 15  minute interval

c Analyzer, dry  (analyzer,  wet)  x
100
                                    100 -  (mean moisture)
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         TABLE 3-24.  RELATIVE ACCURACY OF OUTLET SO- ANALYZER
                                 (ppm of S02)
Run
1
2
3
4
Date
4/3/79
4/3/79
4/3/79
4/3/79
Reference
method
190
160
205
255
Analyzer
ppm wet3''3
169
177
183
251
Analyzer
ppm dryc
182
191
197
271
Difference
-8
31
-8
16
Mean reference method
Mean difference
Accuracy
                                               202.5  ppm
                                                 7.8  ppm
                                               30.5 ppm
                                               18.9%
Mean moisture = 2.2%.

Analyzer reading = 15 minute interval.
Analyzer, dry = (analyzer, wet) x
                  100
                                  100 = (mean  moisture)
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                TABLE 3-25.  RELATIVE ACCURACY OF 0~ ANALYZER
                             (percentge of CO
Test
1
2
3
4
5
6
Date
4/3/79
4/3/79
4/3/79
4/3/79
4/3/79
4/3/79
Method 3
% dry
15.9
15.3
15.5
12.7
16.4
15.0
Analyzer
ppm weta»b
15.2
15.3
15.7
13.8
16.3
15.3
Analyzer
ppm dryC
15.5
15.6
16.0
14.1
16.6
15.6
Difference
-0.4
-0.3
-0.5
-1.4
0.2
-0.6
                         Mean  difference  =  -0.5%
                         CI95             =   0.57%
                         Accuracy         =   1.07%
  Mean moisture = 2.2%.
  Analyzer reading = 15  minute averages.
c Analyzer, dry = (analyzer,  wet)  x
100
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3.4.2  CEM Sample Moisture Determination



     The CEM moisture values used in calculations were determined



from manual tests and checked to ensure that they did not exceed



the lowest dewpoint before analysis in the 02 and SO- monitors.



The values are presented in Tables 3-26 and 3-27.
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 TABLE 3-26:  INLET MOISTURE TESTS USING
             REFERENCE METHOD 4
          (percentage of moisture)
Date
2/4/79
2/4/79
2/4/79
2/10/79
3/22/79
3/30/79
Test 1
2.7
2.9
2.7
3.6
2.8
2.4
Test 2
3.8
3.1
3.4
3.6
1.8
2.5
Test 3
3.9
3.1
3.6
3.4
1.1
1.6
Average
3.5
3.0
3.2
3.5
1.9
2.2
TABLE 3-27.  OUTLET MOISTURE TESTS USING
             REFERENCE METHOD 4
          (percentage of moisture)
Date
1/31/79
2/1/79
2/10/79
3/21/79
4/5/79
Test 1
7.8
9.9
7.9
4.2
3.4
Test 2
8.6
8.4
9.8
9.3
2.7
Test 3
10.8
8.7
10.9
7.7
2.5
Average
9.1
9.0
9.5
7.1
2.9
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                             SECTION 4



                        PROCESS DESCRIPTION




4.1  PHYSICAL PLANT


     Table 4-1 lists process information.


4.1.1  Boiler System


     The boiler system consists of six industrial-size boilers


designed to supply high-temperature water for building and water


heating at the base.  The five older boilers are rated at 30 x

  6                                                6
10  Btu/h, and the newer boiler is rated at 60 x 10  Btu/h.  The


boilers are stoker fired, with coal spread on under-air-flow per-


forated grates and burned at a typical ash bed depth of 3 to 5


inches.  Grates are mechanically rotated in all but the oldest


operating boiler to remove ash to the pneumatic disposal system.


Ash must be removed manually from the grate of the oldest unit in


operation.



4.1.2  FGD System


     The FGD system consists of a mechanical collector, Swedish


Bahco scrubber tower, lime storage and handling system, clarifier


(thickener), booster fan, sludge disposal pond, and associated


duct work, pumps, and controls.


     Untreated flue gas from the individual boilers enters a


common header equipped with a bypass stack and is fed through a


mechanical collector where primary particulate removal takes


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        TABLE 4-1.  PROCESS INFORMATION FOR RICKENBACKER AIR FORCE BASE
Installation name

Installation location
Fuel characteristics
Total rating
Number of separate F6D units
Number of boilers
Source capacity
Control system vendor
Control process
Type of FGD system
Startup date
Control system status
SOp removal  efficiencies

Particulate removal efficiency
Water makeup
Sludge or byproduct disposal
Rickenbacker Air Force Base (Rickenbacker
Air National Guard Base)
Columbus, Ohio
Coal (3.6% sulfur)
55,000 scfm
1
6
210 x 106 Btu/h
Research-Cottrel1/Bahco
Limestone or lime scrubbing
Retrofit
March 1976
Operational
90%+ design with lime operation; lower
with limestone operation
98% design
Open loop
Unstabilized CaS03/S04 sludge to lined
pond
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place.  The mechanical collector has a design removal efficiency



of 70 percent and was installed primarily to reduce wear on the



booster fan, which is located immediately downstream.  Figure 4-1



is a series of photographs of the FGD system.  The fan introduces



the partially cleaned flue gas into the scrubbing tower where S0«



removal takes place.



     The scrubber is a vertical tower consisting of two inverted



venturi scrubbing stages.  Untreated gas is introduced into the



first stage, where it is diverted downward to impinge on the



liquid slurry surface of the mill.  The gas then rises through



the first stage venturi, where it intimately mixes with the slurry



droplets now entrained in it.  The partially scrubbed gas is then



diverted downward onto the liquid slurry surface in the second



stage pan, and the process is repeated.  The treated gas is then



directed upward into a cyclonic mist eliminator where entrained



slurry droplets are removed, and then emitted through a stub



stack to the atmosphere.



     The reagent for the scrubbing system is normally a fine mesh



limestone although pebble lime slurry was utilized as reagent for



initial testing conducted by Research Cottrell.  The limestone is



mixed with water and added directly to the slurry in the dissolv-



ing tank.



     The spent scrubbing solution is discharged to the thickener



where waste solids settle out.  Thickener overflow is returned



to the mixing tank.  Underflow from the thickener is discharged



to a 5-acre Hypalon-lined disposal pond located approximately






                               4-3

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r
      UPPER LEFT:  CENTRAL HEAT PLANT
      LOWER LEFT:  MECHANICAL COLLECTOR AND FORCED-DRAFT FAN

      UPPER RIGHT:  REAR VIEW OF R-C/BAHCO FGD UNIT
      LOWER RIGHT:  FGD CONTROL PANEL
          Figure 4-1.  Photographs of central heat plant and FGD system at
                       Rickenbacker Air Force Base.
                                         4-4

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400 feet from the FGD system.  Figure 4-2 is a flow diagram of



the Research-Cottrell (R-R)/Bahco scrubbing system.






4.2  BACKGROUND INFORMATION



4.2.1  Boiler System



     Seven stoker-fired boilers, each rated at 31 x 10  Btu/h



capacity were originally installed between 1954 and 1956.  In



June 1977, a new stoker-fired boiler rated at 60 x 10  Btu/h came



into service to replace two of the older units, which have now



been demolished.



4.2.2  FGD System



     The FGD system was retrofitted to the boiler system and was



placed in service in March 1976.  It was manufactured by A.B.



Bahco Ventilation of Enkoping, Sweden, and installed by Research-



Cottrell.  Following initial testing using lime as a scrubbing



reagent, it has operated mainly on cheaper, less reactive lime-



stone, because such operation was sufficient to meet local re-



quirements for SO  removal.






4.3  PROCESS CONTROL DURING TEST



4.3.1  Boiler System



     During the test the boiler system was operated in normal



fashion.  Generally, three to five boilers were sufficient to



meet heat demand during the period, with the remainder on standby



status.



     Coal for firing was loaded through underground transfer



chutes from the reserve coal pile or coal delivery trucks.
                               4-5

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      REAGENT
      SYSTEM
      MODULE
                                                                         THICKENER
                                                                                           SLUDGE
                                                                                           TO POND
  REAGENT
  FEEDER
AND SLAKER
 LIME OR
LIMESTONE
  TRUCK
    UNLOADING
     STATION
                                                                  OVERFLOW
                                                                   TO LIME
                                                                  DISSOLVING
                                                                     TANK
                   MIST ELIMINATOR

                        2ND STAGE
                                                                                  MECHANICAL
                                                                                  COLLECTOR
                                                                               FLUE GAS
                                                                               FROM HEAT
                                                                                 PLANT
                                                                         TO FLY ASH
                                                                           DISPOSAL
             2ND
   LIME    STAGE PUMP
DISSOLVING
   TANK
                                                                MILL
                                                                PUMP
                 Figure 4-2.   R-C/Bahco scrubbing system flow diagram.

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The coal was transferred to silos, before loading to the gravity



hoppers at the boiler stokers.



4.3.2  FGD System



     During the test period,  the limestone feed rate from storage



to the slaker and adjustment of pressure drop across scrubber



stages were the only significant controls having an effect on SO



removal efficiency.
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                             SECTION 5




         CONTINUOUS EMISSION MONITORING SYSTEM DESCRIPTION






     The CEM consisted of an S0_ monitoring system permanently



installed at the plant with an 02 monitor temporarily installed



for the purpose of the test.  Additional changes made to the



existing system included repositioning the inlet and outlet



probes to ensure sampling from centroid cross sectional areas of



the ducts, installation of recorders with greater data resolution



than existing equipment, and installation of a calibration gas



delivery system.  Figure 5-1 shows sampling locations in regards



to FGD process, and Figure 5-2 is a simplified schematic of the



CEM.  This section describes the CEM components.






5.1  SAMPLING INTERFACE



     The monitoring system utilized a DuPont 460 instrument sys-



tem to provide the extractive sample from both sampling loca-



tions.  Sample gas was pulled through a stainless steel mesh



filter screen inside the duct through a heated probe equipped



with a blowback system, and into a heated teflon sample line.



Figure 5-3 is a wiring schematic of probe blowback system and



Figure 5-4 is a series of photographs showing sample probes after



repositioning.  The samples were then drawn to the monitor,



which was located in the FGD systemcontrol room at ground level.





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               STACK
MIST ELIMINATOR
                       OUTLET PROBE
                 nm\
                                              BYPASS
                                              MAKEUP
                                              STACK
                                              MECHANICAL
                                              COLLECTOR
                                                          FLUE GAS
                                                         FROM HEAT
                                                           PLANT
                                           ANALYZERS

                                              CALIBRATION TANKS
         Figure  5-1.  Sampling locations after modifications.
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G
5t
n
_, SAMPLE cm ,_
| 1
J L
uv
IMP
If
FLCWIETEP,
1

o?
ANALT2E"
A
                                                              SW'.E LINE B
                                                SAMPLE FLOb

                                                8LEED AID

                                              | ZERO AIR

                                              | CONT AIR
Figure  5-2.   Flow  diagram of  Dupont 460  S02 analyzer with
                Thermox WDG  III  02 analyzer.
                            5-3

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                                          BLOWBACK
                                         ACTIVATOR
OUTLET
UU 1 LL. 1
SAMPLE
LINE
(NO. 2)
115 V.
(TB14-3)


GROUND]
(TB14-1)









SAMPLE SELECT
NO. 1 (TB12-1)







£ 	


INLET
SAMPLE
LINE
(NO. 1)





P
RELAY
tC 1 1
t _ _ . 1 1


M — —
MXI
\Jfcj
L.* THREE-WAY
-_L VALVE
- — <-*iV
L-rA
SOLENOIDS D
VALVE (NOj C
100 PSIG A
BLOWBACK
0 ACTIVATOR
-cl~l
T. *tl 	 I




M.^1
WfJ
^A THREE-WAY
___^ J_ VALVE
i— TA
SOLENOID *T*
VALVE ]_
^NC' 100 PSIG

SWITCH
OUTLET
SAMPLING
PROBE
(NO. 2)
= DEACTIVATE
= COMMON
= ACTIVATE


INLET
SAMPLING
PROBE
(NO. 1)






Figure 5-3.  Wiring  schematic for blowback  assembly.
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UPPER LEFT:  EXTERNAL VIEW OF INLET PROBE (INSULATED)
LOWER LEFT:  INTERNAL VIEW OF INLET PROBE

UPPER RIGHT:  OUTLET PROBE SHELTER
LOWER RIGHT:  INTERNAL VIEW OF OUTLET PROBE
     Figure  5-4   Photographs of probe placement after modification.
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The differentiation between sampling the two different sample gas
streams was controlled automatically on a 10-minute cycle by the
DuPont unit.  A sidestream sample for the oxygen monitor was
taken from the unit in a flow fashion parallel to the SO- anal-
ysis cell.  The sample dewpoint was controlled by temperature-
constant mist knockout traps upstream from S02 and 02 analysis.
The dewpoint of SO- samples were held at a maximum of approxi-
mately 120°F and 5 in. Hg vacuum; O- sample dewpoints were held
at a maximum of 68°F and 5 in. Hg vacuum.

5.2  S02 MONITOR
     The SO- monitor was a DuPont 460 analyzer, which measures
SO- by ultraviolet spectrophotometry.  This is accomplished by
drawing a sample into a windowed cell, passing ultraviolet light
through the sample, and measuring the photometric output obtained
in a wavelength specific to SO- absorption.  Inlet and outlet
samples are differentiated by electronic track and hold circuits
that are actuated by the timing mechanism that controls the
sample flow.  An automatic zeroing system operated on the sample
cycle, correcting for fluctuations and drift every 10 minutes.

5.3  02 MONITOR
     The 0- monitor was a Thermox WDG III analyzer, which mea-
sures 02 by electrochemical means across a heated zirconium oxide
cell.  Sample gas flow was provided by the DuPont 460 unit.  The
inlet and outlet sample streams were differentiated by the oc-
currence of a purge function in the 10-minute cycle, which showed
as an off-scale spike on the recorder chart.
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5.4  RECORDERS



     Leeds and Northrup Speedomax recorders were used to collect



the data for the SO- and 02 monitors.  A dual-point recorder was



used for the S02 data; a single-point recorder, for the 0- data.



The recorders were located in the FGD system control room with



the analyzers.  Time-marked charts were used to simplify data



reduction.






5.5  CALIBRATION SYSTEM



     A calibration system was used that included certified cali-



bration gas cylinders and a valving system to facilitate intro-



duction of gases to the CEM sampling interface.  Zero, midscale



(50% scale), and span (90% scale) gas concentrations were pro-



vided for the ranges used in analysis (0 to 500 ppm S02, 0 to



5000 ppm S0_, and 0 to 25% O«).
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                            SECTION 6

                   PROCEDURES AND CALCULATIONS


6.1  CONTINUOUS S02 DATA COMPUTATIONS

     Sulfur dioxide data computation was performed with a Hewlett-

Packard  3000  computer  system.   Raw data  were loaded  into  the

program,  and  complete  listing  of  emission  rates and  scrubber

efficiencies were printed out for the entire test period.

6.1.1 Activities Before Computer Run


Keypunch Card Preparation—

     Raw data were  reduced  and  transcribed onto load sheets for

keypunching onto computer cards.  Additional cards were prepared

to identify the  data listings by location and  date  and to pro-

vide comments explaining cause and duration of data loss.

     Comment cards  were  prepared by reference to CEM operator's

logs  and strip  charts.   Raw data  load sheets,  containing 15-

minute  listings  of  S02  and  02  data and  moisture,  calibration

data,  and boiler  information  were prepared  in  the  following

manner:

     1.   The S02  and  02  data were determined by processing raw
          strip  charts  through  the  use  of  a  data digitizing
          device, which  converted  recorder deflections to digi-
          tal  values.    The  operation  was manually performed,
          with readings  for inlet  and  outlet S02 and  02 being
          obtained and transcribed on a 15-minute basis.
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     2.   Moisture determinations  for each  parameter were  en-
          tered  on  the  basis  of  availability  of  test  data.
          Separate determinations  were  entered  for  inlet  and
          outlet S02  and 02.   Separate  determinations were also
          made for S02  and 02 analysis, because  the  02  monitor
          operated with an  ambient  temperature  sample  line,
          which tended to remove some moisture.

     3.   Changes in monitor calibration caused by 24-hour drift
          were compensated for by entering span gas readings for
          each parameter on a 6-hour basis.   These readings were
          interpolated from calibration information.

     4.   Boiler  heat  rates  were  taken from  plant  operating
          records,  which contained  summarized heat  production
          rates in terms of 106 Btu/h.  These were calculated by
          plant personnel  as  a determination  from total boiler
          pressure and  temperature  differentials.  The  values
          were transcribed  onto the  load sheets  on an  hourly
          basis.


Other Computer Entries—

     Calibration entries and boiler heat units were entered into

the  program  before  data runs to differentiate the  computation

from  runs  of  other  data using  different values.   Calibration

entries needed were  assays  of the  span gases used to obtain the

readings keypunched  with the data.   The boiler heat  unit entry

signalled the proper heading for the listing of heat rates to be

106 Btu/h.

6.1.2  Computation and Listing of Data

     Data computation was  performed  once the  cards  were loaded

into the program, and listings were produced.  Separate listings

were produced  for  15-minute S02  and 02 readings;  1-hour average

inlet  emission rate  (Ein),  outlet  emission  rate  (Eout),  and

removal efficiency  (Eff);   and 24-hour  average  Ein,  Eout,  and

Eff.   Listings  also included total  averages for   1-hour  and

24-hour Ein,  Eout,  and Eff.

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15 Minute Listings—

     Complete 15-minute listings were prepared from the informa-

tion loaded on the  cards.   These listings presented the follow-

ing information:

     1.   Heading, identifying the source  and date on each page
          of listings.

     2.   Raw CEM data, corrected  for calibration,  but on a wet
          basis,  presented on a 15-minute basis.

     3.   Moisture  data for  each gas  stream  in percent  H20,
          presented on a 15-minute basis.

     4.   Corrected CEM data,  calculated by multiplying raw data
          by the  quantity  100/(100-M),  where  M equals the mois-
          ture percent.

     5.   Average Ein,  Eout,  and  Eff,  calculated on  an hourly
          basis  from  average corrected S02  and  02   data.   The
          following equaitons were used:


          Ib S02/106 Btu = (ppm S02 d) (9820)(1.64 x 10~7 ) x
                       (20.95)	
                     (20.95 - % 02dry


          where     9820 = bituminous coal factor for dscf/106
                           Btu, utilizing excess air factor

             1.64 x 10~7 = conversion of ppm S02 to Ib S02/dscf

             20.95
          (20.95 - % 02dry)
                            = excess air factor
          ~ff _ Ein - Eout  „ ,„„                      ,_   , Ox
          Eff = 	=rj—	  x 100                      (Eq. 6-2)


          Two data points per hour were needed for a calculation
          to be  performed.   Equation 6-1 was  used to calculate
          Ein and  Eout,  and Equation 6-2 was  used to calculate
          Eff.

     6.   Boiler information, printed in  106  Btu/h on an hourly
          average basis.
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     7.   Comments,  printed as entered  in  the  appropriate loca-
          tions to identify data loss periods.

     8.   Data loss periods,  signified by repetition of previous
          listed  number,  or with  the  printing of  ###  symbols.


1-Hour and 24-Hour Listings and Averages—

     Hourly averages of Ein,  Eout,  and Eff and  boiler heat rates

were obtained  from  calculations  performed  during  computation of

15-minute  listings.   These  were  compiled to  form hourly  and

daily  listings of data  on a 1-hour and 24-hour averaging basis.

Each listing  was  summarized in  a  brief statistical format that

listed the data quantity base,  minimum and maximum values, mean,

and standard  deviation  for  each  parameter.  Total test averages

were grouped into time periods determined by a  30  day limitation

on  data  averaging.   The  individual  listing and  averaging pro-

cedures are described below:

     1.   Hourly  listings were compiled for each  24-hour calen-
          dar  day with  statistical determinations performed for
          each parameter that had an occurrence of 75 percent or
          greater  (eighteen  1-hour  averages per   24-hour day).
          For  each  parameter  that met  the  75  percent  data cap-
          ture  condition,  the  hourly  and daily   averages  were
          stored for future computation.

     2.   The  total  hourly averages  from  periods of 75 percent
          data per  day  were run through statistical determina-
          tions  for each  parameter.   These   computations  were
          performed  for  the  groupings  determined by the 30-day
          data  computation  limitation.   For  determination  of
          30-day data,  data days were included  that listed 18 or
          more hours of  data  capture for any parameter (exclud-
          ing heat rates), even if FGD efficiency  was not deter-
          mined during a particular day.

     3.   The  24-hour listings  and  averages were performed for
          the  30-day  data groupings  described above.   All data
          representing 18 or more  hours of data capture per day
          of Ein, Eout,  or  Eff  were  listed.  Statistical deter-
          minations were performed on  the  30-day  data groupings
          independently  and  presented  following   each  listing.

                               6-4

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6.2  PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION TESTING



     The P/S test procedures and calculations were in accordance



with guidelines specified by  Performance  Specifications 2 and 3



in  the  Federal Register,  Vol. 44,  No.  197, October  10,  1979.



Manual Methods  3  and 6 were performed to  complete  system rela-



tive  accuracy  tests.   In  addition  to  the  procedures  outlined



below pertaining  to the performance  of these tests,  procedures



were needed to  ascertain CEM  outputs correctly.  The procedures



and  calculations  employed  for determining  CEM outputs  in  the



field are outlined in Section 6.5.



6.2.1  Calibration Gas Certification



     All  S02  and  02  calibration gases were traceable  to  NBS



standards.   The procedures  for  establishing  traceability  are



outlined below.





Sulfur Dioxide Calibration Gas Certification--



     The  S02  calibration  gases were  supplied with certificates



of  analysis  from  the vendors  establishing that the  gases were



analyzed by an acceptable instrument technique using calibration



with NBS standards.





Oxygen Calibration Gas Certification—



     The 02 midrange (12%)  was analyzed by ORSAT (EPA Method 3)



and  found to  have  a value  within 5 percent  of  the  vendor's tag



value.  The tag value was thus certified as acceptable.  Ambient



air  was used  as an 02 span value calibration gas  and needed no



certification  testing  to  establish  its   oxygen  concentration.





                               6-5

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6.2.2  Conditioning Period
     The conditioning  period was  noted as  beginning once  the
complete CEM,  as  described in  Section  5,  was  determined  to be
fully  operational.   After 168  hours  of  continuous  operation
without  modification  or  maintenance  except  as  specified  as
routine and/or necessary by  the CEM analyzer manufacturers,  the
period was deemed successfully completed.
6.2.3  Operational Test Period
     Because of the extensive nature of the P/S testing (involv-
ing  two  complete sets  of  tests) and the  short period  of data
acquistion (spanning less  than  2 months),  no distinct period of
168 hours was  set aside,  and the entire period of data acquisi-
tion was  involved in operation testing.  The  QA  testing was in
providing continuity between initial and final P/S testing.  The
P/S  tests  procedures followed  during this period  are outlined
below.

Calibration Error--
     Both operational  ranges  of the  S02 monitor  and the single
operational range of the 02  monitor were involved in this test.
Calibration  values  of  midrange  and span  gases  were  used as
determined in  Section  6.2.2.   The  individual checks  were per-
formed by running zero,  midrange, and span gases in random order
through the  monitors  until five complete  sets (15 data points)
for  each  operating  range were  obtained.   Figure  6-1 presents a
sample data  sheet and  the equations  used  to  determine calibra-
tion error.

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 n =  number of data points
RV =  calibration gas concentration, ppm
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2.365
2.306
2.262
2.228
na
12
13
14
15
16
10.975
2.201
2.179
2.160
2.145
2.131
                 Values  are already corrected for n-1
                 degrees of freedom; use n equal to
                 the number of individual values.
Figure 6-1.   Sample  data  sheet  and  equations  for the determination of
                              calibration error.
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System Response Time—
     Both S02 operating ranges and the single 02 operating range
were  checked  for  response  time.   The  procedure entailed  the
alternating introduction of  zero  and  span gases into the system
and  the  recording  of elapsed  time  between introduction  and a
stable reading.  During  the  tests,  gases were introduced to the
sampling interface  at the  probe mountings,  so that the response
time  included  any  lag caused by  the sample line length.   Gas
flow  rates  during  these   tests  were   consistent  with  normal
sampling procedures.   Three  sets  of zero-to-span and span-to-
zero  checks  were performed  for each parameter.   Response from
either span  or zero  calibration  gas to flue  gas was  not used
because  of minute-to-minute  variability of flue  gas readings,
leading  to  inconsistent results.   Figure 6-2 presents a sample
data  sheet  and the equations used to determine system response
time.

2-Hour Zero and Calibration Drift--
     Both S02 operating ranges and the single 02 operating range
were  tested to  determine  2-hour  drift.   The  strategy  was  to
introduce  consecutively zero and  span  gas  at  2-hour intervals
until  15 sets  of  data  were obtained.   Figure 6-3  presents a
sample data sheet and the equations used.

24-Hour Zero and Calibration Drift—
     Both S02 operating ranges and the single 02 operating range
were  tested  to determine  24-hour  drift.  Initial readings were
                               6-8

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      Date
         Nigh-level
ppm

Test Run
1
2
3
Average
Upscale,
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A •
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mfn



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      System Response Time (slower of A and B). •
                            mln.
 Average
    Zx_
    n
         IA-B
 (Slower of A and B) x  10° - 15%;  otherwise retesting is required.
 where
x = individual response,  minutes
n = number of test runs  (3)
Figure 6-2.  Sample data  sheet  and  equations for determination of
                      system  response time.
                                6-9

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                      Zero or Calibration
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                                       n
                                  Zero RV
                            Calibration Rv
                                    g „.

                                    0.25
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                                                  95
    RV
           x  100
 (|AM| + C195) x 0.25

individual  drift, %
number of data points (15)
total scale, % (100)
calibration gas assay multi-
plied by 100 and divided by
the range,  ppm
t value as  shown below

conversion  of % scale to % 0,
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2
3
4
5
6
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12.706
4.303
3.182
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2.365
2.306
2.262
2.228
na
12
13
14
15
16
^.975
2.201
2.179
2.160
2.145
2.131
                       Values are already corrected for n-1
                       degrees of freedom; use n equal to
                       the number of Individual values.
Figure 6-3.   Sample  data  sheet  and  equations for  determination  of
                    2-hour zero and  calibration  drift.
                                         6-10

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obtained for each 24-hour period  by calibrating each instrument

and  recording  the  zero and  span  readings after  calibration.

Final  readings  were  obtained by  recording the  precalibration

zero and span readings  on  the following day.   A complete set of

data for 24-hour drift determination consisted of seven consecu-

tive 24-hour drift determinations.  Figure 6-4 presents a sample

data sheet and the equations used.


System Relative Accuracy--

     System relative  accuracy tests consisted  of comparing CEM

and  reference  method  determined parts  per million  SO and  02

concentrations.

     The  CEM  determinations  were  obtained  by utilizing  inte-

grated  averages  of monitor  output.   Reference  method  deter-

minations were  obtained using Methods  6  and 3 for  S02  and 02.

Moisture determinations  were  performed to  enable comparison of

CEM  and reference  method  results  on  a dry  basis.   Guidelines

provided by Performance Specification 2 in the Federal Register,

Vol. 44, No. 197,  October 10,  1979,  were followed.

     1.   Reference Method  6  samples were  collected in an inte-
          grated  sampling  train  from  a probe  situated in the
          same cross-sectional  centroidal  area (<5%  stack dia-
          meter)  as  the CEM probe  tip.  Reference  Method  3 bag
          samples were  collected  from the  same sampling point.

     2.   Nine conccurrent  Reference Method 3  and  6  tests were
          performed  to  complete  each  set  of system  relative
          accuracy  data.  At  any given sampling  site (inlet or
          outlet of FGD  system),  no more  than one test per hour
          was  allowed.   The  tests  were performed when  the CEM
          was in the normal data collecting mode,  without inter-
          ference from 2-hour drift, calibration error, response
                               6-11

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                  95% Confidence
                   Interval (CI
                              g5
                 Zero or Calibration
                  Drift (S02 monitor)

                 Zero or Calibration
                   Drift (02 monitor)
                                        |AM| + CI
                                                95
                    RV
                           x 100
                 where
                 (|AM| + CI95)  x  0.25

            x = individual drift,  %
            n = number of data  points (7)
       Zero RV = total scale, %  (100)
Calibration RV = calibration gas assay multi-
                plied by 100 and  divided by
                the range, ppm
       t0 g75 = t  value as shown  below

         0.25 * conversion of % scale to % 0?
n"
2
3
4
5
6
^.975
12.706
4.303
3.182
2.776
2.571
na
7
8
9
10
11
t0.975
2.447
2.365
2.306
2.262
2.228
na
12
13
14
15
16
t0.975
2.201
2.179
2.160
2.145
2.131
                   Values are already corrected for n-1
                   degrees of freedom; use n equal to
                   the number of individual values.
Figure 6-4.   Sample data sheet and equations for determination  of
                  24-hour  zero  and calibration  drift.
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          time,   or  24-hour  calibration  tests.   Samples  were
          synchronized  with  CEM  10-minute  sampling cycles  to
          allow three  separate  CEM measurements  to  be  averaged
          for each test.

     3 .    The  CEM  data  were  determined  from  recorded  strip
          charts in  terms of S02  and 02 concentration  on a wet
          basis.  Three readings of  each were averaged for each
          test.    Reference  moisture  data   were  used  (after
          correction for CEM dewpoint) to convert CEM S02 and 02
          readings to  a dry basis.  Emission rates  in  terms of
          Ib S02/106  Btu  were then  determined  by Equation 6-1.
          The  CEM  and reference  method  data  and  calculated
          emission rates  were recorded,  and correlations  were
          determined  on  data sheets.  Figure  6-5  presents  a
          sample data  sheet  and the  equations used to determine
          system relative accuracy.


6.3  DETERMINATION OF  FACTORS ACCOUNTING  FOR DATA  CAPTURE AND
     LOSS PERIODS

6.3.1  FGD Determinations

     Operability,   reliability,   availability,  and  utilization

represent different  facets of FGD  system  operations,  including

excursions,   in  terms of  percentages.  The  calculations used to

determine them are presented below:

     i    r>r^v--,K-; n -i-i-rr -  hours FGD operated    „ ,nn
     1.    Operability - hours boiler operated  x 10°


     2.    Reliability = hou^called "^tf operate * 10°

     3.    Availability  =  hours FGD^apable^of .operation   x ,„„
     4.   Utilisation =                    x 100
     For data  capture,  only normal  operations were considered,

and FGD excursions  were  excluded.   Operability as determined by

this limitation is calculated as follows:

     Normal Operability = Operability -  [ (h               °ns> x 100]
                               6-13

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 Interval
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                                .  0.975
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                                     RV
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                          "0.975
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                  n = number of data points
                  RV = average of reference method results
                      t value as shown below
na
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3
4
5
6
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12.706
4.303
3.182
2.776
2.571
na
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8
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10
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2.447
2.365
2.306
2.262
2.228
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12
13
14
15
16
V975
2.201
2.179
2.160
2.145
2.131
              Values are already corrected for n-1
              degrees of freedom; use n equal to
              the number of individual values.
Figure 6-5.  Sample  data  sheet and  equations  for  determination  of
                        system relative accuracy.
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6.3.2  GEM Operability Determinations
     Inlet  operability  represents  the  capability  of  the  CEM
inlet  sampling  system to  gather data.   The determination  in-
cludes data  capture  during periods of excursions  and  is  calcu-
lated as follows:
     OEM inlet oparability = {£™?^ %££$*  . 100
     Outlet  operability  represents  the capability  of the  CEM
outlet sampling  system to gather data.  The determination does
not consider  FGD operation during excursions and  is calculated
as follows:
     PFM nutlet      -       (hours  of outlet  data)            -, nn
      operability    ~   (FGD  hours  - hours of excursions   x 10°
6.4  QUALITY ASSURANCE
     The QA procedures were designed to provide  the most consis-
tency  with P/S  procedures  that was  practicable.  The  system
relative accuracy tests  were  performed in the same manner as in
P/S testing.
     Moisture determinations  were  performed in  the  same  manner
as during  P/S testing and, because of the wet  gas CEM analysis
system, provided a vital data parameter for final data listings.
The QA tests are described below.
6.4.1  System Relative Accuracy Tests
     The  system  relative  accuracy  tests  were  performed  by
virtually the same test procedures outlined in Subsection 6.2.3.
                               6-15

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6.4.2  Moisture Determinations
     Manual Method 6  test  moisture  data gathered during P/S and
QA  testing  provided  the  base  for  moisture  determinations.
Providing  accurate  values  for  use  in  correcting CEM  data re-
quired  assaying  the  mositure  at the  point of  analysis;  thus,
removal of moisture  between extraction  from  stack and analysis
had to  be accounted  for.   This  was done according  to the fol-
lowing equations:

          percent moisture = lowest of A or B           (Eq. 6-3)
where     A = stack moisture, percent
          B = dewpoint moisture,  percent
percent dewpoint  moisture  =   partial pressure of H20  a+t   10Q
^          v                        pressure of  system
                                                        (Eq. 6-4)
where  t = lowest temperature of interface
           before analysis point
       pressure of
        system      = 25 in. Hg
Equations  6-3 and 6-4 had  to be applied to each monitor as well
as  to  each  gas  stream,   because  the  monitor  configuration
resulted  in  different  lowest-point  temperatures  in the  02 and
S02  sampling  interfaces.   In  all  cases the  lowest calculated
moisture value was  reported.  The lowest temperature  of the 02
monitor interface was room  temperature  (68°F) because unheated
lines were used  to  transfer sample gas  to  the 02  monitor.  The
lowest temperature of the  S02  monitor interface was measured on
                               6-16

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a  daily basis  at  the  mist  knockout traps  provided with  the
DuPont 460 system and generally exceeded 100°F.   System pressure
was assumed to be  25  in.  Hg for determining partial pressure of
moisture, based on  5  in.  Hg vacuum and 30  in.  Hg  average atmo-
spheric pressure.

6.5  DETERMINATION OF CEM OUTPUT IN THE FIELD
     The values used  to convert raw data to  final output read-
ings  in terms of  emission rates  had to  be determined  in  the
field to provide data for performance specificaiton and QA.   It
was important that the field values be accurately determined and
reflect  the values transcribed for the  final listings (Subsec-
tion  6.1)  in  order that field test data reflect the quality of
the final  data listings.   The procedures used  for reducing CEM
data in the field are outlined below:
6.5.1  Reading of Raw Strip Charts
     Scale  deflection percentages were  read from strip  charts
and  used  without  conversion  to  parts  per  million of  S02  or
percentages of 02  for system response and  drift  tests.   For
calibration error and system relative accuracy tests, conversion
of scale deflections to parts per million of S02 and percentages
of 02  was necessary.   The  scale  deflections  (averages of three
points  for system  relative  accuracy)  were  multiplied  by  the
appropriate span gas assay and divided by the last previous span
gas  reading  to  make  this  conversion,  as  indicated  by  the
following equation:
                               6-17

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     ppm S02 or % 02 = reading, % of scale x            (Eq. 6-5)
                    assay of span gas
                 span gas reading,  % of scale
6.5.2  Determination of Dry Concentrations
     Dry  S02  and  02  concentrations  had  to  be determined  to
correlate  GEM  and  manual  methods  data  during  system  relative
accuracy  tests.   This was accomplished by  multiplying  raw data
values by the  factor 100/(100 - M), where  M is  the appropriate
moisture content.  The M value for inlet S02 and 02, were deter-
mined as discussed in Subsection 6.4.2.
                               6-18

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          APPENDIX

  1-HOUR DATA LISTINGS, AND
DATA FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIONS

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t STD.DEV.
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            X
      TMI< MEAN POR X DAYS U0IN8 Y-MOUR AVERA6E8

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONI  RICKENBACKER AFi l*T9
        DATE!  1-25-79
               LOAD
                        IN
TIMI
      0
    100
    2*0
    100
    •00
    soo
    600
    700
    SOO
    900
   1000
   tioo
   1200
   1SOO
   1400
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   1TOO
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   1900
   2000
   2100
   2200
   2100

• AVERA8E*
I Of DATA
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MEAN
STD.OfV.
I STD.DEV.
24-HOUR REMOVAL EFICIENCY USIN0
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      THE MEAN FOR X DAYS U8IN8 Y-MOUR AVERA6E8

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RI8ULTS

        LOCATIONI RICKENIACKE* AFI 1970
        OATCI  1-24-79

   TIMt        LOAD    I       I       IFF
IN OUT
i.
• •
too
aoo
300
400
500
•00
700
•00
900
1000
1100
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1400
1500
1400
1700
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t, *•«•
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4^ aaoo
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       1
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       t  IN   OUT
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            1
      TNfi MIAN FOR I DAT! UOINS Y-MOUR AVERA6ES

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULT8

        LOCATIONI RICKEN0ACKER AF8 197*
        OATH  1-27-79
               LOAD
                        IN
TINE
      0
    190
    aoe
    300
    400
    900
    400
    700
    •00 *
    too
   1000
   110*
   1200
   1300
   |AOO
   1500
   1*00
   1700
   1600
   WO
   200i
   210t
   2200
   am

• AVCRA8E8
S OP DATA
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MIAN
8TO.DEV.
* STD.OEV.
24-HOUR RIMOVAL EFICIENCY U8IN6
       1
INEANI   E  , I     I 71.0S6S
       t  IN   OUT
IFF
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0
0






















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0
0
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.988
.901
.938
.923
.243
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.855
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.148
.987
.945
.951
.443
.834
.574
.153
.072
.097
.480
.312
.224
.275
.443
.325
.217
.933
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.319
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****** MMM
****** MMM
.514 2.124
.5*2 2.040
.7*4 1.945
.535 2.070
.493 1.796
.441 1.615
.400 1.671
21. 21.
•a. ••.
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7.2*3 2.574
4.485 1.877
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47.3
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21.
88.
61.470
82.138
70.587
4.991
9.904
NOTE I  IMEAN1  18 DEFINED AS!
            X
      THE NEAN FOR X DAYS U8IN6 Y-HOUR AVERAGES

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        DAILt SUMMARY OP RESULTS

        LOCATIONS RICKENSACKER AFi
        OATCt  1-20-79
   TIM
    100
    200
    100
    400
    500
    *00
    700
    000
    900
   1000
   1100
   1200
   1100
   1400
   1500
   1*00
   1700
   1000
   1900
   2000
   1100'
   2200
   MOO

0 AVttAMS
( OF DATA
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MEAN
STO.OtV.
I STO.MV.
               LOAD
                        IN
                                OUT
EFF
.2*8 1
.271
.200
.12*
.300
.414
.972
• 3*3
.1*4
.0*1
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.004
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.353 i
.53* .
.3*0 i
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,404 i
.320 <
.370 i
,445 i
.144 I
1,713
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                100. 100.    100.    100.
                  0.   5.12*   1,515  59.0*0
                  0.   *.S72   2,571  74.732
                  0.   fc.OU   1.950  *7.5*5
                  0.    .475    .347   4.210
               »»»»»   7.0*5  1F»70*   *.23l
24-HOUR REMOVAL EFICIENCT USINO
       I
IMIANt   E  « E     I *7.4S4I
       I  IN   OUT
NOTE! 1MANI  IS DEFINED ASS
            B
      TMB MEAN FOR K DAYS USIN6 V»HOUR AVERAGES

-------
        OAILT SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKCR AFi 19T9
        DATEI  1*19-79
               LOAD
                        IN
TIM
      t
    199
    299
    199
    499
    999
    499
    TO*
    •90
    999
   1999
   1199
   1299
   1199
   1499
   1999
   U99
   1799
   1999
   1999
   1999
   t!99
   2299
   1199

•-AVIUMIt
f Of OAT*
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MIAN
•TD.DIV.
I 9TD.OIV.
24-MOUR REMOVAL EFICIENCY U9IN8
       1
MIAMI   I  , I     I 49.2S4C
       t  IN   OUT
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^399
.330
.404
.394
.297
.431
.437
.919
.970
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.949
.021
.991
.900
.974
.931
.923
.041
.042
.999
.999
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.479
.911
.4S3
.394
.274
.204
.290
.391
.242
.010
f •*« •
.409
.344
.999
.990
.493
.447
.271
.441
.941
.739
.949
.929
.794
42.0
40.7
40.0
43.2
44.4
45.0
44.9
44.4
45.4
49.1
f *M f
59.4
40.7
54.7
36.0
59.0
50.4
41.7
99.4
97.7
94.3
92.9
90.7
94.0
24
199
9
9
9
9
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21.
94.
9.999
4.437
4.201
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29.
94.
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3.929
2.441
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23.
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49.299
40.140
4,497
7.479
NOTC* iMfAMI  It OIFINEO Alt
            X
      TNI MEAN FOR X OAT8 USIN0 V-HOUR AVERAGES

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        OATCt  1-30-79
   TIME
      0
    too
    200
    300
    400
    500
    600
    700
    aoo
    400
   1000
   1100
   1200
   1300
   1*00
   1500
   1*00
   1700
   iaoo
   1900
> 2000
 I  2100
CT> 2200
   2300

• AVERA0E8
I OF DATA
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MEAN
•TD.OEV.
• STD.DEV.
LOAD
EFF
                        IN
                 OUT
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
.231
.1*7
.969
.906
.696
.496
.400
.110
.933
.611
.373
.490
.367
.073
.246
.344
.172
.147
.247
.300
.266
.329
.367
.350
2.968
2.904
2.775
2.672
2.573
2.469
2.322
2.656
2.860
2.704
2.862
2.846
2.619
2.745
2.559
2.639
2.535
2.591
2.346
2.664
2.476
2.543
2.596
2.439
52.4
52.9
53.
54.
54.
55.
58.
56.
51.
59.
55.
56.
56.
54.
59.
56.
58.
57.
62.
57.
60.
59.
59.
61.
  24.  24,     24.     24.
 100. 100.    tOO.    100.
   0.   5.496   2.322  51.451
   0.   6.611   2.966  62.405
   0.   6.158   2.642  57.050
   0.    .274    .172   2.950
*•««•   4.448   6,516   5.171
24-HOUR REMOVAL EFICIENCY U8IN6
       1
(MEANI   E  , E     I S7.101X
       1  IN   OUT
NOTEI CMEANJ  19 DEFINED A8I
            8
      THE MEAN FOR X DAYS USIN6 V-HOUR AVERAGES

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATION! RICKENSACKER AFi 1079
        OATH  1-31-79
   TIN!
      0
    100
    100
    100
    •00
    900
    too
    700
    000
    000
   1000
   1100
   laoo
   isoo
   1400
   ISOO
   1*00
   1700
   1000
   1900
   2000
   2100
   2100
   2100

• AVERAOI8
I Of DAT*
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MEAN
OTD.OEV.
I STO.OfV.
LOAD
                  Iff
                        IN
                 OUT
  24
 100
   0
   0
   0
   0
MMff
.239
.290
.277
• US
.Ml
.194
.0*3
.204
.170
.321
.229
.143
.230
.101
.000
.391
.293
.277
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.330
.339
.304
.343
.199
.0*0
• 019
• *77
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.433
.43*
.249
.71*
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.7*9
.031
.797
.710
.931
.300
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.969
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97.
90.
97.
97.
99.
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9*.
9*.
9*.
94.
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9*.
90.
62.
90.
40.
99.
99.
9*.
97.
94.
92.
94.
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too.
  9.901
  *.3*4
  6.220
   .109
  1*60*
 24.     24.
100.    100.
  2.249  40.709
  3.227  62.902
  2.606  96.007
   .219   3.062
  0.010   9,303
14-HOUR REMOVAL EFICIEMCV UOINB
       1
(MEANI   I  , C     I 96.063X
       1  IN   OUT
NOTEI  (MEAN)  18 DEFINED AOf
            X
       THE MEAN FOR X DAY* UOINO Y-HOUR AVERA6E8

-------
        OAILV SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATION* RICKENBACKER APS 19T9
        OATH  2- 1-79
               LOAD
                        IN
TIM
    It*
    200
    see
    •oo
    900
    too
    TOO
    •00
    900
   1000
   1100
   1200
   1300
   1*00
   1500
   1*00
   1700
   1000
   1900
  3,2000
  12100
  --1200
   2500

• AVERASIS
I Of DATA
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MIAN
STO.OIV.
I STO.OCV.
•4«MOUft REMOVAL EFICIENCY U8IN8
       1
IMIANI   E  , E     t 48.9831
       1  IN   OUT
Iff
                             OUT
•
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01
01
01
01
1
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i
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.135
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.329
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10000 01
10000 01
110000 01
10000 01
1.879 :
k.21S J
k.4S6 I
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.748
.961
.200
.219
.128
.174
.345
.427
.317
.241
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1.140
1.529
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46.
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48.
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0
0
0
0
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5.879
6.940
6.298
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3.676
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6.496
20.
83.
41.646
55.204
48,969
3.106
6.343
NOTII IMEANJ  IS DEFINED AS!
            X
      THE MEAN FOR I DAYS USINS V-MOUR AVERABES

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        DAILT SUMMARY OP RESULTS

        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        OATEI  2- 2-79
   TIMI
    100
    200
    300
    400
    SOO
    600
    700
    •00
    900
   1000
   1100
   1200
   1300
   1400
   1500
   1600
   1700
   1100
   1900
   2000
   2100
   2200
   2300

• AVERA0CI
t OF DATA
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MEAN
8TO.DEV.
I ITO.DEV.
LOAD
                        IN
                 OUT
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• 273
.296
.390
.359
.307
.395
.252
.465
.463
.265 i
.231 i
.138 •
.054
.973
.039
.066
.163
.196
.249
.203
• 242
.337
.339
.315
.113
.149
.209
.059
.240
.653
.366
.714
.166
'.647
!.676
(.632
.759
.941
.671
.999
.760
.661
.663
.060
.902
.025
.816
.140
34.4
34.1
34.1
36.
32.
42.
30.
27.
35.
54.
53.
53.
54.
50.
55.
50.
55.
53.
54.
50.
53.
52.
55.
50.
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 too. 100.    too.     100.
   0.   9.971   2.671  27.306
   0.   6.465   4.714  55.781
   0.   6.253   3.377  46.117
   0.    .132    .666   9.S91
•«»»•   2.114  19.7S5  21.446
24-MOUR REMOVAL EFICIENCV U8IN6
       1
IMEANI   E  , E     I 4S.997S
       1  IN   OUT
NOTE I  IMEANI  IS DEFINED ASt
            X
      TME MEAN FOR X DAYS U8IN6 Y-HOUR AVERAGES

-------
        DAILT SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFi 1979
        OATCI  2- 5-79
   TIMI
    100
    too
    900
    400
    500
    too
    TOO
    SOO
    %00
   1000
   1100
   1200
   1300
   1400
   1900
   1600
   1700
   1SOO
   1900
>  2000
I  2100
oo  2200
   230*

0 AVIRAMS
I OP DATA
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MKAN
STD.OEV.
I STD.DEV.
LOAD
EFF
                        IN
                 our
•
•
•
•
•
.
•
9
•
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0. 01
0. <
0. 01
0. 01
0. 01
0. 01
0. 01
.277
.336
.237
.271
.206
.122
.081
.234
.329
.317
.331
.211
.285
.241
.331
.345
.074
10000 0
k.7oe
10000
10000
10000
10000
10000
.927
.766
.707
.158
.816
.167
.259
.232
.316
.409
.138
.233
.881
.836
.930
.853
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.125
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.773
.772
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53.
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  24.  18.     23.     18.
 100.  75.     96.     75.
   0.   6.074   2.158  46.043
   0.   6.708   3.409  65,581
   0.   6.278   2.931  52.474
   0.    .137    .289   4.753
00000   2,176   9.853   9.059
24-HOUR REMOVAL EFICIENCY USIN6
       1
CNEANi   E  , E     I 53.3081
       1  IN   OUT
NOTEI WEAN!  IS DEFINED ASf
            X
      THE MEAN FOR X DATS U8IN6 V-HOUR AVERA6ES

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        DAILT SUMMARY Of RE8UtT$

        lOCATIONI RICKEN8ACKER AFi 1*?*
        OATEl  2- 4-7*
               LOAD
                        IN
TIM'
      0
    100
    200
    SOO
    400
    SOO
    600
    700
    600
    *0*
   1000
   1100
   1200
   1300
   1400
   1900
   1*00
   1700
   isoo
   1*00
   2000
   2100
   2200
   2300

* AVERAtIO
I Of DATA
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MIAN
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          DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

          LOCATIONS RICKENBACKER APS 1*79
          DATE!  2- 5-79
I
ID
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DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

LOCATIONI RICKENSACKER AFI |0»9
OATEt  2- *-79

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         DAILY  SUMMARY  OF  RESULTS

         LOCATION:  RICKENBACKER  AFB  1979
         OATEl   2"  7-79
    TIME
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     300
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        OAILT SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATION! RICKEN1ACKCR API Iff*
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        DAILY SUMMARY OF REtULTt

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER API 1*T9
        DATEI  2-IO«79
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        DAILY  SUMMARY OP RESULTS

        LOCATION* RICKENSACKIR AFO
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        DAILT SUMMARY Of RESULTS

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONI RICKENIACKCR AFI 1979
        DATII  2-14-79
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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFS 1»T9
        OATEl  2-26-79
   TIME
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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONS RICKENIACKER AM 1979
        OATCt  2-27-79
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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONS RICKENBACKER AFB |»T9
        OATEI  2-28-79
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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATION! RICKEN8ACKER AFB 19T9
        DATE!  3- 1-79
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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFB 19t9
        OATEI . 3- 2-79
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        DAILY SUMMARY  OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONS RICKENBACKCR  AFB  1979
        DATES   3- 3*79
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        OAILT SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATION! RICKENSACKER AF6 19?9
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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

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        IS OPERATING DATS
        SUMMARY Of RESULTS
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        LOCATION! NICKENSACKCR AFB  |«?t
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        ME0UCNCV DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFB 1919
        STARTING DATE!  1-22-79
        PARAMETER!  1-HOUR EIN, LB/MMBTU
PARAMETER RANBE
                OCCURRENCE
          FREQUENCY    PERCENTABE
                          HISTOGRAM
 4*400
 4.910
 9.420
 9.910
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 f.4ftO
 S.460
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9.420
9.930
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        LOCATIONI RICKENIACKER MB 19T9
        OATH  1*22-79
        MRANETERI  1-HOUR EIN, L9/NNITU
MRANtTIR RANBE
                OCCURRENCE
          PREOUENCV    PERCENTA6E
                          NI8T06RAM
.400
,400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
4.910
9.420
9.9X0
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ft. 990
7.4ftO
7.970
6.460
6.990
9.900
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TOTAL POPULATION
              r.
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            294.
            961.
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            769.
            614.
            624.
            627.
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                          •A************************************************

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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATIONS RICKENSACKER AFB
        STARTING DATEl  1-22-79
        PARAMETER!  1-HOUR LOG EIN
                                   1979
PARAMETER RANGE
                          OCCURRENCE
                    PREOUENCV     PERCENTAGE
• 440
.474
.70S
.741
.77*
• SIS
• S44
• S7S
.918
.944
.474
.70S
.74*
.77*
.•10
.044
.878
.911
.944
.988
BEYOND NIN/MAX RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
                        1.
                       24.
                       85.
                      157.
                      314.
                      145.
                       44.
                       24.
                        4.
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                      8*9.
                                      0.
                                      3,
                                     10.
                                     19.
                                     38.
                                     17.
                                      8.
                                      3.
                                      1.
                                      0.
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        CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

        LOCATIONI RICNENBACKER APB 1919
        OATEI  l-M-79
        PARANCTERt  1-MOUR L00 EIN
PARAMETER RANSf
                          OCCURRENCE
                    PREOUENCT     PERCENTAGE
.448
.448
.440
.440
.440
.440
.440
.440
.440
.440
.478
.70*
.742
.77*
.810
.844
.878
.912
.944
.980
BEYOND MIN/NAX RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
                        3.
                       29.
                      114.
                      271.
                      585.
                      730.
                      794.
                      820.
                      826.
                      826.

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                      829.
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                                     33.
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                                     88.
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                                     99.
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                                    100.
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENRACKER AFi
        •TARTIN0 OATH  1-22-79
        PARAMETER!  1-HOUR BOUT, LO/NMTU
PARAMETER RANOB
  .400
1.010
2.200
2.790
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4.410
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1.140
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1.220
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          9.100
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PREOUENCT    PERCENTA8E
•EVONO NIN/MAI RAN8E
TOTAL POPULATION
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER APB 1»M
        8TARTIN6 DATE!  1-22-7*
        PARAMETER!  1-HOUR LOG EOUT
PARAMETER RAN0K
 »,400
                OCCURRENCE
          PREOUENCV    PERCENTA6E
                          HI8T06RAN
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  .377
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        CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER APB
        OATEI  1-22-7*
        PARAMETER!  1-HOUR LOO EOUT
PARAMETER' RANOE
                OCCURRENCE
          PMEOUENCY    PERCENTA8E
.40*
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
- -.0*7
.044
.155
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.377
.488
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.710
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                       12.
                       94.
BETOND NIN/MAK RANSE
TOTAL POPULATION
            351.
            427.
            756.
            756.

             17.
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                0.
                1.
                1.
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               45.
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        PREOUENCV DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER API 1»T9
        •TARTIN8 OATEl  1-22-7*
        PARAMETER!  I-HOUR I EFFICIENCY
PARAMETER IIANtE
      OCCURRENCE
FREQUENCY    PERCENTA6E
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19.000
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91.000
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•EYONO NIN/NAI RAMIE
TOTAL POPULATION
    4.
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  119.
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        PARAMETERI  1-HOUR « EPPICIINCV
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PRfMIENCT    PCRCENTA6E
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44.000
91.000
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION

        LOCATIONI RICKENtACKER AF» 1*74
        4TARTIN8 OATEt  1-22-74
        FARANETERI  1-HOUR LOB(I EFFICIENCY)
RftftANf HR> RANK
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          .91*
          .974
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                  OCCURRENCE
            FREQUENCY    FERCENTA6E
                                               NIST06RAM
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LOCATION! RICNENQACKER AF» |ff«
•ATEl  1*22-74
MRANfftRI  1-HOUR L0«(* EFfSCIENCV)
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                  OCCURRENCE
            FREQUENCY    FERQINTA8E     NIST06RAN
 .444 ••
 .404--*
 .404 —
 .404 ••
 .400 •
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        PftEBUfNCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AF8 1979
        BTARTIN6 DATCt  1-22-79
        PARAMETER!  1-HOUR IOO-I EFFICIENCY
PAMANfTit. RAN6I
      OCCURRENCE
FREQUENCY    PERCENTA6E
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19.000
45.000
91.000
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43.000
49.000
21.000
27.000
33.000
39.000
49.000
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43.000
40.000
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  1B2.
  133.
   94.
   13.
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        LOCATIONI RICKCNBACKER AfB
        DAT!I  t-22-T«
        MRAHfrtRI  1-MOUR It0*f
                          OCCURRENCE
                    FRIBUENCT    riRCfNTABE
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27.000
33.000
39.000
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43.000
49.000
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•IVOND MIN/NAX RAN8E
TSTAL POPULATION
   20.
   72.
  1B3.
  324.
  SOO.
  441.
  TSS.
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        PRIQUENCT DI8TRIOUTION
        LOCATION! RICKEN0ACKER APi if?»
        •TARTIN0, OATEI  l-«»«7»
        PARAMETER!  1-HOUR L00(100*1 EFFICIENCY)
PARANMTIR RANK
               OCCURRENCE
         FREQUENCY    PERCINTA6E
                          HI0T00RAM
  ..700
  ..••0
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It,       LOCATIONI RICKEN0ACKER API |«M
l       DATE!  l-M-7*
"       PARANfffERl  1-MOUR L00(100*| EFFICIENCY)
                          OCCURRENCE
                    FNCOUCNCr    FERCENTA6E
                                     HI0T06RAN
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.700
.700
.700
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TtTAi. POPULATION
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFS 1979
        BTARTIN6 DATEI  1-22-79
        PARAMETER! 24-HOUR EIN* LB/MMBTU
PARAMETER RANGE
      OCCURRENCE
FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
4.400 -
4.910 -
5.420 -
.9.930 -
ft. 440 -
ft. 950 •
r.4fto -
T.970 -
B.4SO -
•.990 -
4.910
5.420
5.930
ft. 440
ft. 950
7.460
7.970
B.4SO
ft. 990
9.500
•EVONO MIN/NAI RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
    0.
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    0.
    0.
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        LOCATIONS RICKENBACKER AFB t«T9
        DATEI  1-22-79
        PARAMETERI 24-HOUR EIN, LB/MMBTU
PARAMETER RAN0E
      OCCURRENCE
FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
4.910
5.420
5.9SO
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7.440
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TOTAL POPULATION
    0.
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! NICKENMCKER
        STARTING DATII  l-Z2-7«
        PARAMETER! J4-HOUN LOS EIN
PANANCTIR MANSE
.•74
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.748
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                    FREQUENCY    PERCENTA8C
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        STARTING OATEl  1-22-79
        PARAMETERI 24-HOUR EOUT, LB/MMBTU
PARAMETER RANGE
.400
.870
1.340
1.810
2.280
2.750
3.220
3.690
4.160
4.630
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•
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1.340
1.810
2.280
2.750
3.220
3.690
4.160
4.630
5.100
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HISTOGRAM
BEYOND MIN/MAX RAN6E
TOTAL POPULATION
                        0.
                        0.
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                        5.
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        OATEl  1-22-79
        PARAMETER» 24-HOUR EOUT, LB/MMBTU
PARAMETER RANSE
                          OCCURRENCE
                    FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE     HISTOGRAM
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
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•
•
•
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1.340
1.810
2.280
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3.220
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4.160
4.630
5.100
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TOTAL POPULATION
                        0.
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                       23.
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATIONS RICKENBACKER AFB 1*7*
        •TARTIN6 OATEI  1-22-7*
        PARAMETERS 24-HOUR 106 BOUT
PMANfTBR RANtl
          -,2M
                  OCCURRENCE
            FREQUENCY    PERCINU6E
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                             27
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LOCATIONS RICKENSACKER API 1*»*
DATES  1*12-7*
PARAMCfER* 24-HOUR LOO BOUT
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                  OCCURRENCE  .
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        MCQUEMCV DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AM
        •TARTIN8 OATft  1-22*79
        PARAMETER! 24-HOUR I EFFICIENCY
PARAMETER RAN8E
11.090
11.000
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TOTAL POPULATION       I*
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                            ••••*••••••••
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        CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

        LOCATION! RICNENOACKER
        •ATEI  1-22-70
        PARAMETER* <4«HOUR I EFFICIENCY
OCCURRENCE
       PERCENTA6E

            0.
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION* RICNENBACKER AM
        8TARTIN6 DATE!  1-22-78
        PARAMETER! 14-HOUR L08(I EFFICIENCY)
PARAMETER RAN8E
.408
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                                      0.
                                      0.
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TOTAL POPULATION
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LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB |«T«
•ATEI  l-M-r»
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB l»T9
        BTARTIN6 DATEl  1-22-79
        PARAMETER! 24-HOUR 100-1 EFFICIENCY
PARAMETER RANK
      OCCURRENCE
FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
19.000
11.000
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33.000
J9.000
49.000
91.000
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41.000
49.099
21.000
17.000
13.000
39.000
49.000
91.000
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13.000
49.000
79.000
•IYONO DIN/MAX RAN6E
TOTAL POPULATION
    0
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        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFB 1«T9
        OATEl  1-22-79
        PARAMCTERt 24-HOUR 100-R EFFICIENCY
•ARANCTIR RAN8C
      OCCURRENCE
FREQUENCY    FERCENTA8E
HISTOCRAM
19.000
19.000
19.000
19.000
19.000
19.000
19.000
19.000
19.000
19.000
21.000
27.000
33.000
39.000
49.000
91.000
97.000
43.000
49.000
79.000
•CTONO KIN/MAX RANBE
TOTAL POPULATION
    0.
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   10.
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB t«7«
        STARTINO OATEl  1-22-79
        PARAMETER! 24-HOUR L06UOO-I EFFICIENCY)
PARAMETER RANBt
.199
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        DAILY SUMMARY Of RESULTS

        LOCATIONI  RICKENBACKCR APB 1979
        DATE!  3-  S-79
   TIM
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        OAIIT  3UMNART  OP  RESULTS

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONS  RICKENBACKER AFS 1979
        DATE!  1-10-79
   TIME
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    300
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         DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

         LOCATION! RICKENBACKCR AFi IfTO
         DATEI  3-11-7*
TIM
     too
     aoo
     sot
     400
     800
     400
     700
     •00
     «00
    1000
    1100
    1200
    ilOO
    1400
    IfOO
    1400
    1700
    1000
    1*00
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m   MOO
W   MOt

 •• AVlRAtCS
 I OF DATA
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                LOAD
                  IFF
                         IN
                             OUT
              24
             too
             '  0
               0
               0
               0
            •MM
.401
.344
.49*
.491
.932
.412
.402
.419
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.937
.*43
.•00
.419
.247
.441
.742
.434
.344
.471
.972
.344
.340
.173
.129
.127
.211
.204
.141
.224
.192
.101
.144
.124
.144
.407
.344
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.240
.430
.424
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  1.719.  41.07S
  2.424.  79.7*4
  2.174  47.113
   .204
  9,342
3.413
9.344
 24-MOUR REMOVAL IFICIINCV USING
        1
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        t  IN   OUT
 MOTH  IMtANl   IS DEFINED All
             a
       TMt; MEAN FOR X DAYS USIN8 V-HOUR AVERA0E8

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        DAILY SUMMARY Of RESULTS

        LOCATIONS RICKENIACKER Art
        OATEI  3-12-71
   TIM
      s
    too
    200
    100
    400
    900
    too
    TOO
    •00
    100
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   1100
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   atos
   2200
   23os

0> AVERASIS
t OF DATA
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MAXIMUM
MIAN
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i STO.DEV.
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IFF
                        IN
                 OUT














01
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.217
.273
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   0    S.71S   2.4SO  75.021
   •    4.S74  000000  000000
   0     .713  000000  000000
00000  IS.144  000000  000000
24-HOUR REMOVAL EFICIINCV USIN6
       1
IMEAN1   1,1     I 000000S
       I  IN   OUT
NOTE! IMEAN1  IS DEFINED ASI
            X
      THE MEAN FOR I OAVS USIN8 Y-HOUR AVERAGES

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         DAILT  SUMMARY  OP  RESULTS

         IOCATIONI  RICKENSACKER  AM  1979
         OATH   3-13-79
    TIME
       0
     10*
     800
     300
     400
     soo
     too
     700
     •00
     900
    1000
    1100
    1*00
    1300
    1400
    1500
    1*00
    1700
    1000
    1900
>   2000
I   1100
to   2200
<*   8300

 •  AVKRAMS
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. :
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        1
 CMCAN1    E  «  C     I  0000001
        I  IN   OUT
 MOTH  (MAN!   II OIPINCO ASI
             I
       TNI MEAN FOR I DATS USING  V-MOUR  AVCRA6CS

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONS RICKENBACKER AM 1979
        DATE!  3-14-79
   TIM
      0
    100
    100
    100
    •00
    soo
    too
    7 tO
    •00
    900
   1000
   1100
   1200
   1300
   1400
   1500
   1600
   1700
   UOO
   1900
   2000
   2100
   2200
   2300
LOAD
IFF
                        IN
                 OUT
01
91
01
01
01
01
01
01
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. '
1
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1
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.246
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.417
.409
.771
r.oio
r.049
r.032
M42
r.o«4
f.035
k.02«
.423
.445
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1.919
1.097
.057
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.097
0000.
0000.
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.142
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.9*0
.766
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.301
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MEAN
•TO.OIV.
» •TD.OIV.
  24   14.     22.     14.
 100   St.     92.     SO.
   0    6.237   1.423  65.971
   0    7.142   2.301  73.924
   0   000000   2.035  000000
   0   000000    .164  000000
•0000  000000   0.054  000000
24-HOUR REMOVAL EFICIENCY USIN6
       1
IMEAN1   E  , E     I 000000X
       I  IN   OUT
NOTEI IMEAN1  19 DEFINED AS!
            X
      THE MEAN FOR X DAYS USINS Y-HOUR AVERABES

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        kOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFB
        OATEt  3-15-79
               LOAD
                        IN
TIME
      t
    too
    200
    300
    •oo
    500
    too
    700
    •00
    900
    1000
    1100
    1200
    1300
    1400
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    1400
    1700
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    1900
    1000
    1100
    2200
J   1300

 0 AVCRAtfS
 S Of DATA
 MINIMUM
 MAXIMUM
 MEAN
 STO.OKV.
 I STO.OIV,
 24-MOUR REMOVAL EFICIENCY  USIN6
       1
 MIAMI    E   ,  E      I  78.993X
       1   IN  OUT
Iff
                             OUT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
24
too
0
0
0
0























.760 2.266
.679 2.21*
.531 2.246
.881
.624
.617
.676
.740
.895
.915
.710
.686
.564
.601
.302
.13ft
.093
.103
• 111
.161
.174
.230
.184
.125
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.837 .628
.078 .622
.250 .554
.682 .588
.589 .550
.463 .642
.506 .576
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9.071 2.26ft
7. 304 1.534
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0*000 11.893 49.999
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67.
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67.
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94.
























24.
100.
65.615
94.359
77.696
12.254
15.772
 NOTII  IMCANI   18 DEFINED  A8I
             X
       THE  MEAN FOR  X  DAYS USIN6  Y-HOUR  AVERAOES

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFS 1979
        OATEI  3-16-79
   TINE
      0
    100
    200
    300
    •00
    900
    too
    TOO
    SOO
    900
   1000
   1100
   1X00
   1300
   1400
   1500
   1*00
   1TOO
   1*00
   1900
   1000
   2100
   (200
   230*

•, AVERASES
S Of DATA
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MEAN
STO.OEV.
I STO.OEV.
LOAD
Iff
                        IN
                 OUT
.169 .46S
.24T .484
.547 .449
.499 .462
.717 .463
10.009 .413
11.037 .426
10.829 .429













1
1
1
.459 .611
.036
.856
.190
.052
.921
.096
.462
.304
.225
.OSS
.683
.944
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f,7S5
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.696
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.763
.756
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94.
95.
94.
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93.
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76.
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74.
75.
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75.
75.
76.
76.
  24.  24.     24.     24.
 100. 100.    100.    100.
   0.   6.656    .411  73.J97
   0.  11.017   1.941  96.140
   0.   6.213   1.26*  82.856
   0.   1.3TO    .646   9.761
•«••«  16.665  50.2S4  11.605
24-HOUR REMOVAL EFICIENCY U8IN6
       1
IMEAN1   E  , E     I S4.34S1
       1  IN   OUT
NOTEI  (MEAN)  IS DEFINED ASt
            X
       THE MEAN FOR X DATS USINB Y-HOUR AVERAGES

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        DAILY IUNNARV Of REIULTI

        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        8ATCI  3M7-79
TXMC
     190
     aoo
     so*
     400
     500
     400
     7oo
     •oe
     900
    1000
    1100
    1*00
    1300
    1400
    1800
    1400
    1700
    1000
    1900
               LOAD
Iff
                         IN
                             OUT




















,.



a«
100
0
0
0
0
7.3JJ a.OlS
7.707 a. 219
•.211 2.241
•.242 2. 005
• .243
• .200
7.M4
7.940
7.000
7.321
7.401
7.294
7.179
7.500
7.313
7.314
7.422
7.951
7.505
7.437
7.459
7.542
7.439
. 7.777
.715,
.454
.344
.472
.•22
.743
.547.
.401
.517.
.353
.373
.415
.343
.US
.249
.155
.200
.340
.447
.409
24. 24.
100. 100.
7.179 1.159
•.243 2.841
7.445 1.541
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72.
70.
72.
74.
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24.
100.
70.944
05.101
79.447
3.922
4.924
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oo   HOt

 f  AVIRAM*
 t  OP  DATA
 MINIMUM
 MAXIMUM
 MIAN
 •TD.OEV.
 x  0TO.DO.
 I4-NOUR REMOVAL CPICICNCY  U8IN0
        1
 HMANI    I  .  •     I  70.4SSI
        1  IN   OUT
 NtTII  INtANI   II 01 f I WO  Alt
             X
       TNI MEAN FOR X OAVI UIING  Y-MOUR  AVERAGE!

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATION!  RICKENBACKER AFi 1979
        OATEI  3-l»-79
   TIM
LOAD
                        IN-
                 CUT
EFF
0
100
200
soo
400
900
too
700
•00
900
1000
1100
1100
1SOO
1400
1900
1*00
1700
1*00
1*00
2000
2100
2200
2X00
f AVERAUt . 14
S 'OF DATA 100
MINIMUM 0
MAXIMUM 0
MIAN 0
STO.DIV. 0
.**•' I. 937
.131
.044
.194
.390
.914
.93*
.02*
.042
7.994
7.0*9
7.992
T.*»4
7.34ft
.*03
.•30
.992
.•93
.477
7.199
7.797
7.223
7.*00
.*92
.7*0
.•71
.•71
• •29
.•94
.791
.721
.•99
.702
.•30
.•11
• •99
.71*
.Ml
.•40
.977
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.092
.01*
.••0
.•9*
T.»*7 2.034
14. 24.
100. 100.
*.477 I.9B7
•.914 2.092
7.73* 1.793
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i •TO.DEV. «•«•• 9.04X T.**2
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79.
77.
77.
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24.
100.
71.33*
•0.497
7*. 797
2.144
2.794
24-HOUR REMOVAL IFICIENCV UtINS
       I
INEANI   E  , E     t 7».«29S
       1  IN   OUT
NOTII IMfANI  !• DEFINED All
            X
      THE MEAN FOR I DAY* USIN6 Y-MOUR AVERA6E8

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFD It79
        DATES  3-19*79
TIM
      0
    tot
    lot
    ito
    40t
    900
    600
    700
    •00
    tot
   ItOO
   1100
   1200
   1300
   l«0t
   1900
   uoo
   ITOO
   1000
   ItOO
>  2000
I  2100
               LOAD
                        IN
EPF
                             OUT
























2«
100
0
0
0
0
7.791
T.tO«
7.9k9
7.1T7
7.479
7.249
7.2SS
7.110
7.3S4
7.S9S
7.299
7. SOS
7.t83
7.«91
7.»77
7.S24
7.409
7.4k7
7.S97
7.923
7.810
7.973
7.641
7.407
.Til
.629
.927
.994
.641
.927
.420
.366
.486
.818
.472
.897
.742
.806
.633
.471
.416
.941
.393
.387
.491
.414
.399
.402
24. 24.
100. 100.
7.130 1.1*6
7.904 1.497
7.924 1.944
.222 .191
•»••« 2.990 t.TJl
77.
79.
79.
77.
78.
78.
SO.
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79.
79.
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76.
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24.
100.
74.999
82.044
79.417
2.060
2.993
   not

0 AVfRAMt
I OP DATA
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MEAN
•TO.DEV.
I »T0«DIV.
24-MOUR REMOVAL EPICIINCV USIN8
       1
IMANI   I»C     I Tt.430»
       t  IN   OUT
NOTII  WiANl  IS DEFINED ASl
            H
      THE MEAN FOR X DATS USIN8 Y-MOUR AVERAGES

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        DAILY SUMMARY OP RESULTS

        LOCATION! RICKINIACKIR API 19?9
        DATE I  3-20-79
   TIN*
    100
    200
    SOO
    400
    SOO
    *00
    700
    •00
    900
   1000
   1100
   1200
   1300
  •1400
   1SOO
   1400
   1700
   1*00
   I »00
   2000  ,
   2100
   2200
   lit*

•• AVIRAM*
t OF DATA
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
MCAN
•TO.DIV.
« m.Btv.
LOAD
IFF
                        IN
                 OUT
O.ltl
7.915
7.047
0.105
7.980
7.000
7.401
7.030
7.901
7.707
6.290
7.079
7.344
6. 231
7.755
6. 330
a. 420
0. 094
7.7*1
4.095
7.930
7,514
7.7*8
7.7*1
.520
.521
.4*7
.451
.592
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.54*
.570
.67*
.659
.124
.100
.474
.471
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7a.
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79.
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7a.
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01.
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   0    7.079   1.451  70.32*
   0    •.095   2.102  02.130
   0    7.92*   l.*51  79.139
   0     .371     .210   2.749
*•«««   4.642  12.730   3.474
24-HOUR REMOVAL CFICIENCY USIN0
       I
IMANI   t  , C     I 79.1*ai
       I  IN   OUT
NOTEI INCAMI  II DEFINED All
            X
      TNI' MEAN FOR I DAYS UaiNB V-HOUR AVERACCa

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         DAILY  SUMMARY  OF  RESULTS

         LOCATIONS  RICKENBACKER  AFB  1*79
         DATE!   S-21-79
TINC
       t
     100
     too
     300
     400
     SOO
     too
     700
     •00
     900
    1000
    1100
    laoo
    1300
    1400
    1500
    1*00
    1700
    1000
    1*00
>   1000
I   1100
£   *!••
0  HOt
                LOAD
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                         IN
                             OUT
























<4
too
0
0
•
0
7.941
7.410
7.917
.670
.091
.544
.637
.174
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.65*
.930
.965
.464
7.654
7.662
7.691
7.606
7.603
7.936
6.025
• .667
7.926
7.630
7.617
.515
.650
.604
.663
.777
.601
.639
.671
.746
.927
.723
.523
.369
.242
.221
.207
.096
.161
.149
.196
.151
.313
.333
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100. 100.
7.410 1.099
•.667 1.927
7.656 1.493
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00*00 3.220 I*. 604
61.0
77.
77.
76.
77.
76.
76.
77.
76.
75.
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60.
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64.
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64.
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65.
65.
65.
64.
63.
62.
60.
24.
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75.47
•6.71
• 0.97
3.60
4.45
 I  Or  DATA
 MINIMUM
 MAXIMUM
 MIAN
 •TO.DIV.
 I  STO.OEV.
 14-HOUR  REMOVAL EFICIENCY  USINC
       1
 IMANJ    f   .  E     I  SI.0021
       I  IN   OUT
 NtTII  [MIAN)   IS DEFINED  ASI
             8
       TNI  MEAN FOR X DAYS U8IN6  V-HOUR  AVERA6ES

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONS RICKENBACKER AFB 1*79
        OATEI  3-22-79
               LOAD
                        IN
TIME
      0
    100
    200
    100
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        DAILY SUMMARY OP RESULTS

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        OATEI  3-27-79
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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONS  RICKENBACKER AFB  1979
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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        DATE!  5-89-79
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         DAILY  SUMMARY  OF  RESULTS

         LOCATION!  RICKENSACKER AFB 1979
         DATE!   3-30-79
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         OA1LV  SUMMARY  OF  RESULTS

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         DATE!   3-31-79
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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

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.124
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.217
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7.4S4 2.239
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77.7
73.
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85.752
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4.908
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       I  IN   OUT
MOTH CNIAN1  IS DEFINED ASI
            I
      TNI MEAN FOR R DAYS USINS V-HOUR AVERAGES

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        DAILY SUMMARY OF RESULTS

        LOCATION*  RICKENBACKCR AF§ 1979
        OATEI  4-  2-79
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       1
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       1  IN   OUT
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            I
      THE MEAN FOR I OATS USINS Y-HOUR AVERAGES

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        DAILY SUMMARY OP RESULTS

        LOCATIONI  RICKENIACKER AFi 1979
        OATCt  4-  9-79
               LOAD
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TIM
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        DAILY SUMMARY OF  RESULTS

        LOCATIOMt RICKENSACKER  AFS  1979
        OATH  4- 4-79
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        IS OPERATIN6 OATS
        SUMMARY OF RESULTS
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        LOCATIONI RICKENSACKER AF»
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            X
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         as OPERATING DATS
         SUMMART OF RESULTS
         USIN8 •••HOUR AVERAGES

         LOCATION!  RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
         OATEI  3-  8-79
DATE
                LOAD
                         IN
                             OUT
^
CD
      - 8-79
      • 9-79

      •11-79
      -ia-79
      -13-79
      -14.79
      •19-79
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      -17-79
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 NOTEI (MEAN)   18 DEFINED ASl
             X
       TMC MEAN FOR X OATS USINS T-HOUR AVERAGES

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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        STARTING OATEI  3- 8-79
        PARAMETER!  1-HOUR EIN, LB/MMBTU
PARAMETER RANGE

 4.400 -  4.910         0.
 4.910 »  5.420         0.
 5.420 -  5.930         8.
 5.930 -  6.440        89.
 6.440 -  6.950       148.
 6.950 -  7.460       162.
 7.460 -  7.970       142.
 T.970 -  8.480        50.
 •.480 -  8.990        11.
 •.990 -  9.500         0.

•CVONO MIN/MAX RANGE   11.
TOTAL POPULATION      621.
                          OCCURRENCE
                    FREQUENCY    PERCENTACE
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      1.
                                     14.
                                     24.
                                     26.
                                     23.
                                      a.
                                      2.
                                      0.
                            HISTOGRAM
                            *
                            **•*••*
                            •••*••••••••
                            ••A**********
                            *•*••••••••
        CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        DATE!  3- 8-79
        PARAMETER!  1-HOUR EINt LB/MMBTU
PAMNETCft RANGE
      OCCURRENCE
FREOUENCY    PERCENTAGE     HISTOGRAM
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
4.910
5.420
5.930
6.440
6.950
7.460
7.970
8.480
8.990
9.500
BEYOND MIN/MAX RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
    0.
    0.
    8.
   97.
  245.
  407.
  549.
  599.
  610.
  610.

   It.
  621.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      1.
                                     16.
                                     39.
                                     66.
                                     88.
                                     96.
                                     98.
                                     98.
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                                                A*******************************************
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                                                •A***********************************************
                                                •a***********************************************

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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        STARTING OATEI  3- 6-79
        PARAMETERI  1-HOUR L06 EIN
PARAMETER RAN6K
.640 -
.674 -
.706 -
.742 -
.776 -
.610 •
.644 •
.678 •
.912 •
.946 -
.674
.708
.742
.776
.610
.644
.876
.912
.946
.980
BEYOND MIN/MAX RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
0.
0.
0.
12.
90.
149.
160.
147.
29.
0.
14.
621.
                          OCCURRENCE
                    FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      2.
                                     14.
                                     24.
                                     29.
                                     24.
                                      5.
                                      0.
HISTOGRAM
                                                *•••»*•
                                                »•*••**••**•
                                                •••••*•••••*••
                                                *•*••*•••*•*
        CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

        LOCATIONI RICNENBACKER AFB 1979
        OATEI  9- 6-79
        PARAMETERI  1-HOUR L06 EIN
PARAMfTER RAN6C
.640 -
.640 •
.640 •
.640 -
.640 •
.640 -
.640 »
.640 •
.640 -
.640 •
.674
.708
.742
.776
.810
.644
.676
.912
.946
.980
•CYONO NIN/MAX RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
0.
0.
0.
12.
102.
251.
431.
576.
607.
607.
14.
621.
                          OCCURRENCE
                    FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      2.
                                     16.
                                     40.
                                     69.
                                     93.
                                     98.
                                     98.
HISTOGRAM
                                                •*•••***
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKEN6ACKER »FB 1*79
        STARTING DATEl  3- 8-79
        PARAMETER!  1-HOUR EOUT,  LB/MMBTU
PARAMETER RAN6E
.400
.870
1.340
1.810
2.280
2.750
3.220
3.690
4.160
4.630
—
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•
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•
•
•
•
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*
.870
1.340
1.810
2.280
2.750
3.220
3.690
4.160
4.630
5.100
      OCCURRENCE
FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
HISTOGRAM
BEYOND NIN/MAX RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
   21.
   BB.
  200.
  160.
   34.
    4.
    0.
    0.
    0.
    0.

    0.
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••••*•••••••*•••
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        CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        OATEI  3- 8-79
        PARAMETER!  1-HOUR EOUT, LB/MMBTU
PARAMETER RANGE
      OCCURRENCE
FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
.400 •
.400 -
.400 •
.400 »
.400 -
.400 •
.400 •
.400 •
.400 -
.400 -
.870
1.340
1.810
2.280
2.750
3.220
3.690
4.160
4.630
5.100
BEYOND MIN/MAX RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
   21.
  109.
  309.
  469.
  503.
  507.
  507.
  507.
  507.
  507.

    0.
  507.
                                      4.
                                     21.
                                     61.
                                    100.
                                    100.
                                    100.
                                    100.
                                    100.
HISTOGRAM
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         FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
         LOCATIONS RICKEN8ACKER «FB 1979
         STARTING OATEl  3- 6-79
         PARAMETER I   1-HOUR LOG EOUT
 PARAMETER RANGE

  -.400 -  -.269         9.
  •.2*9 -  -.ITS        10.
  -.17S ••  -.0*7         I.
  -.067 •   .044        23.
   .044 -   .153       10*.
   .15% •   .2*4       177.
   .2** -   .377       154.
   .37? •   .466        27.
   ,4M -   .599         0.
   .599 ••   .710         0.

 •ETONO MIN/MAI RANGE    0.
 TOTAL POPULATION      507.
                  OCCURRENCE
            FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE     HISTOGRAM
                              2.
                              2.
                              0.
                              5.
                             21.
                             35.
                             30.
                              5.
                              0.
                              0.
••*••*••*•
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• •*
in
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CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFO 1979
OATEl  3- 0-79
PARAMETERI  1-HOUR LOG EOUT
 PARAMETER RANGE

  •.400 -  -.2*9         9.
  •.400 -  -.170        19.
  •.400 -  -.0*7        20.
  •.400 •   .044        43.
  -.400 -   .155       149.
  •.400 •   .246       326.
  •.400 •   .377       460.
  •.400 -   .466       507.
  •.400 •   .599       507.
  •.400 -   .710       507.

 •IVONO NIN/MAK RANGE    0.
 TOTAL POPULATION      507.
                  OCCURRENCE
            FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE     HISTOGRAM
                              2.
                              4.
                              4.
                              • •
                             29.
                             44.
                             95.
                            100.
                            100.
                            100.
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATIONS RICKENBACKER AFB
        •TARTIN6 DATCI  3- «-79
        PARAMETERS  1-HOUR I EFFICIENCY
PARAMETER RANSE
is.ioo
12.000
19.000
44.000
S3.000
40.000
47.000
14.000
•1.000
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12.000
19.000
46.000
S3.000
40.000
47.000
74.000
•1.000
••.000
95.000
                 OCCURRENCt
           FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
                          NI9T06RAN
HVONO NIN/NAX RANK
TOTAL POPULATION
  0.
  0.
  0.
  0.
  7.
 97.
107.
177.
120.
  0.

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491.
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 0.
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22.
16.
24.
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        CUMULATIVE OIITRIIUTION

        LOCATIONI RICKEMACKER API 1979
        PATH  1* «»?9
        PARAMTERI  1-MOUR I EFFICIENCY
MRAMfTI* KAMI
                 OCCURRENCE
           FREOUENCV    PEKCENTA8E
                          HI9T06RAM
IB. 000
IB. 000
25.000
IB. 000
as. ooo
as. ooo
as. oo*
as. ooo
as. oio
as. ooo
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19.000
44.000
91.000
60,000
47.000
74.000
•1,000
••.000
95.000
•EVONO MIN/MAX RAN6E
TOTAL POPULATION
               0.
               0.
               0.
               0.
               7.
              64.
             171.
             14*.
             46*.
             46*.

              21.
             491.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      1.
                                     11.
                                     15.
                                     71.
                                     95.
                                     95.
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                          •••••••••••*•••••*••••••••••••••••••••••••••*••*

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         FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
         LOCATIONI  RICKENBACKER AFB 1*79
         STARTING DATEI   3- 8-79
         PARAMETER!  1-HOUR LOGU EFFICIENCY)
 RARAMCTER RANSE
      OCCURRENCE
FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
HISTOGRAM
.«00
.498
.51*
,V«
.»32
,*90
.74*
.604
.8*4
.922










.498
.91*
.974
.692
.490
.748
.80*
.8*4
.922
.980
 •IVOMO MIN/MAI RANGE
 TOTAL POPULATION
    0.
    0.
    0.
    0.
    0.
    0.
   SI.
  us.
  2*0.
    0.

   77.
  491.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       *.
                                      29.
                                      95.
                                       0.
         CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

•>        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
I        OATEI  S- 8-79
S"        PARAMETER!  1-MOUR L06(I EFFICIENCY)
 PARAMCTI* RANGE
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400










.498
.91*
.974
.*SI
.*90
.74*
.80*
.8*4
.922
.9*0
      OCCURRENCE
FREOUENCV    PERCENTAGE
HISTOGRAM
 BEYOND NIN/MAX RAN0E
 TOTAL POPULATION
    0.
    0.
    0.
    0.
    0.
    0.
   SI.
  194.
  414.
  414.

   77.
  491.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       *.
                                      SI.
                                      84..
                                      84.
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        STARTING OATEl  3- 6-79
        FARANETERI  1-HOUR 100-S EFFICIENCY
PARAMETER RANU
      OCCURRENCE
FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
IS. 999
at. 000
af.OOO
31.000
19.000
••.000
SI. 000
St. 000
41.000
49.000
at. ooo
ar. ooo
SI. 000
19.000
45.000
51.000
S7.000
41.000
49.000
75.000
                      Ul.
                      111.
                       90.
                       51.
                       11.
                 11.
                 ar.
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                 to.
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   0.
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        CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

        tOCATIONI RICKENIACKER AFS t«T«
        OATEl  1* ••?«
        MRANITtRl  1'NOUR 1*0-1 EFFICIENCY
PARAMETER RAN4E
      OCCURRENCE
FREQUENCY    FEROENTABE
IS.OOt
15.000
15.000
15.000
15.000
15.000
15.000
15.000
is. ooo
IS. 000
ai.ooo
a?. ooo
11.000
19.000
45.000
51.000
57.000
41.000
49.000
75.000
                      141.
•EYOND NIN/MAX RANQE
TOTAL FOFULATION
  184.
  415.
  446.
  44*.
  44*.
  44«.
  444.
  446.

   41.
11.
40.
76.
69.
91.
91.
91.
91.
91.
91.
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKCR  AFB  1979
        STARTING DATE!   3-  6-79
        PARAMETER!   1-HOUR  LOGdOO-X  EFFICIENCY)
PARAMETER  RANGE
                  OCCURRENCE
            FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
.700 -
.620 -
.940 •
.060 »
.160 •
.300 •
.420 •
.540 -
.660 -
.760 -
.620
.940
.060
.160
.300
.420
.540
.660
.760
.900
BEYOND  MIN/MAX  RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
                6.
                6.
                3.
               23.
              131.
              151.
              125.
               39.
                0.
                0.

                5.
                                       I.
                                       2.
                                       1.
                                       5.
                                      27.
                                      31.
                                      25.
                                       6,
                                       0.
                                       0.
           HISTOGRAM
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           •••*•••*•••••*•
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION* RICKCNBACKER AFB 19?9
        STARTIN8 OATEl  3- d-79
        FARAMETERI 24*HOUR EIN, LB/MMBTU
MIAMCTE* RANGE
      OCCURRENCE
FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
4.400
.tie
.420
.930
.440
.950
.460
.970
• ••0
,990
4.910
5.429
9.930
ft. 440
ft.«90
7.4*0
7.970
«.4$0
• .990
9.500
•IVONO NINVNAI RAN«E
TtTAL P0FULATION
    0
    I
    5
    ft
    9
    1
    0
    0

    0
   il
                                      0
                                      0
                                      0
                                      9
                                     98
                                     tft
                                     19
                                      4
                                      0
                                      0
HISTOGRAM
• ••*
••••*••••••••
•*•••»•**•••**••••»•
        CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

        LOCATIONI RICKENSACKER APS i«ff
        DATEI  >• S-79
        PARAMETER I 24-HOUR UN* LB/NMBTU
MiANITf • HANOI
      OCCURRENCE
FREOUENCT    FERCENTACE
HISTOGRAM
• •400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
4.910
5.420
5.930
ft. 440
ft. 950
7.440
7.970
S.4BO
S.990
9.500
BEYOND NIN/MAX RAN6E
TOTAL FOFULATION
    0.
    0.
    o.
    2.
    7,
   U.
   22.
   23.
   23.
   23.

    0.
   23.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      9.
                                     30.
                                     57.
                                     9ft.
                                    100.
                                    100.
                                    100.
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFO  1979
        STARTING OATEl  1- 6-T«
        FARAMETERI 14-HOUR L06 EIN
PARAMETER RAN8E
                  OCCURRENCE
            FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
                                              HISTOGRAM
  .640
  .70S
.610
.644
.676
.9U
.946
.674
.706
.748
.776
.610
.644
.676
   .946
   .960
•EVONO MIN/NAI RANBE
TOTAL POPULATION
                                     at
                                     tfc
                                     35
                                       4
                                       0
                                        ••••••**•••••
                                        ••*•*•••••**•
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LOCATIONI RICRENSACKER APO
OATEl  »• S-?t
PARAMETERI •••HOUR LOC EIN
PARAHtTER HANCC
                  OCCURRENCE
            FREQUENCY    FERCENTAQE
                                              HISTOORAN
.640
.440
.444
.440
.440
.446
.440
.440
.440
.440
.474
.704
.748
.774
.610
.644
.676
.91*
.946
.960
OfVONO NIN/NAX RANSE
TOTAL FOFULATION
                0.
                0.
                0.
                0.
                a.
                6.
               14.
               aa.
               as.
               ai.

                o.
               as.
                                      o.
                                      o.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      9.
                                     is.
                                     61.
                                     94.
                                    100.
                                    too.
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB
        STARTIN6 OATEI  3- 6-79
        PARAMETER! 24-HOUR EOUT, LB/MMBTU
PARAMETER RAN6E
                OCCURRENCE
          FREQUENCY    PERCENTAKE
.400 -
.B70 »
1.340 -
l.ftio -
2.200 -
2.7SO -
3.220 •
3.6*0 -
4.140 -
4.630 -
.B70
1.340
1.010
2.2BO
2.790
3.220
3.490
4.1*0
4.430
S.IOO
•EVOND MIN/MAK RANCE
TOTAL POPULATION
              0,
              2.
             11.
              4,
              1,
              0.
              0.
              0,
              0.
              0,

              0.
             IB.
                                      0.
                                     II.
                                     61.
                                     22.
                                      6.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                         HISTOGRAM
                         •**•••
                         •A*****************************
                         ****•***•••'
                         *••
        CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFB HT»
        DATE!  3- B-T»
        PARAMETER! 24-HOUR EOUT, LB/MMBTU
PARAMETER RANfE
  .400
  .400
  .400
  ,400
  .400
  .400
  .400
  .400
  .400
  .400
 .•70
1.340
l.*10
2.200
2.7SO
3.220
3.*«0
4.1*0
4.430
S.IOO
                OCCURRENCE
          FREQUENCY    PERCENTABE
                         HIBT06RAM
•CVONO MIN/MAX RAN6E
TOTAL POPULATION
 0.
 2.
13.
17.
IB.
IB.
IB.
IB.
10.
U.

 0.
IB.
  0.
 II.
 72.
 •4.
100.
loo.
loo.
100.
100.
100.
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         FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
         LOCATION! RICKEN8ACKER AFB 1979
         STARTING DATE!  3- 8-79
         PARAMETER! 24-HOUR LOG EOUT
PARAMETER RANGE

 -.400 -  -.289         0.
 -.289 -  -.178         9.
 -.178 -  -.067         0.
 -.067 -   .044         0.
  .044 -   .155         3.
  .155 -   .266        10.
  .266 -   .377         5.
  .377 -   .488         0.
  .486 -   .599         0.
  .599 -   .710         0.

BEYOND MIN/MAX RANGE    0.
TOTAL POPULATION       IS.
                           OCCURRENCE
                     FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
                                        HISTOGRAM
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                      17.
                                      56.
                                      28.
                                       0.
                                       c.
                                       0.
                                        ••A*************************
                                        *****••*•••••*
I
Ul
CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
DATEl  3- S-79
PARAMETER! 24-HOUR LOG EOUT
PARAMETER RANGE

 -.400 -  -.269         0.
 -.400 -  -.178         0.
 -.400 -  -.067         0.
 -.400 -   .044         0.
 -.400 -   .155         3.
 -.400 -   .266        13.
 -.400 -   .377        18.
 -.400 -   .488        18.
 -.400 -   .599        18.
 -.400 -   .710        IS.

BEYOND MIN/MAX RANGE    0.
TOTAL POPULATION       18.
                           OCCURRENCE
                     FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE     HISTOGRAM
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                      17.
                                      72.
                                     100.
                                     100.
                                     100.
                                     100.
                                        *****••*
                                        A***********************************
                                        ••••A*********************************************
                                        A*************************************************
                                        •A************************************************
                                        a*************************************************

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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        STARTING DATE!  3- 8-79
        PARAMETERS 24-HOUR S EFFICIENCY
PARAMETER RANGE
25,
32,
39,
46,
53,
60,
67,
74,
Bl,
M,
,000
,000
,000
,000
,000
,000
,000
,000
,000
,000
-
•
•
•
•
.
•
-
-
•
32
39
46
53
60
67
74
81
88
95
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
                 OCCURRENCE
           FREQUENCY     PERCENTACE
BEYOND MIN/MAX RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
               0.
               0.
               0.
               0.
               0.
               2.
               1.
              10.
               3.
               0.

               0.
              16.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                     13.
                                      b.
                                     63.
                                     19.
                                      0.
                         HISTOCRAM
                         •••*••••*
        CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
        DATE!  3- d-79
        PARAMETER! 24-HOUR S EFFICIENCY
PARAMETER NANCE
as.ooe
25.000
25.000
25.000
25.000
25.000
25.000
25.000
25.000
25.000
92.000
39.000
46.000
53.000
60.000
67.000
74.000
61.000
••.000
95.000
                 OCCURRENCE
           FREQUENCY    PERCENTACE
BEYOND MIN/MAX RAN6E
TOTAL POPULATION
 0.
 0.
 0.
 0.
 0.
 2.
 3.
13.
16.
16.

 0.
16.
  0.
  0.
  0.
  0.
  0.
 13.
 19.
 Bl.
100.
100.
                         HIST06RAM
••**••
•••**•*••
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        FREQUENCY  DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION!  RICKENBACKER  AFB  1979
        STARTING DATE!   3-  6-79
        PARAMETER!  24-HOUR  LOGO  EFFICIENCY)
PARAMETER RAN6E
.400
.458
.51*
.574
.632
.490
.74B
.606
.8*4
.922










.458
.516
.574
.632
.690
.748
.806
.864
.922
.980
                  OCCURRENCE
            FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
 BEYOND  MIN/MAK  RANGE
 TOTAL POPULATION
                0.
                0.
                0.
                0.
                0.
                0.
                0.
                3.
               12.
                0.

                I.
               U.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                      19.
                                      75.
                                       0.
HISTOGRAM
••**•*•••
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CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER AFB 1979
DATEI  3- 8-79
PARAMETER! 24-HOUR LOG(X EFFICIENCY)
 PARAMETER  RANGE
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400










.458
.516
.574
.632
.690
.748
.806
.864
.922
.980
                  OCCURRENCE
            FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
 BEYOND  NIN/MAX  RANGE
 TOTAL POPULATION
                0.
                0.
                0.
                0.
                0.
                0.
                0.
                3.
               15.
               IS.

                I.
               16.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                       0.
                                      19.
                                      90.
                                      94.
HISTOGRAM
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATION! RICKENBACKER »Fi
        STARTING DATEl  3- 8-7*
        PARAMETER! 24-HOUR 100-t EFFICIENCY
PARAMETER RANGE
                 OCCURRENCE
           FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE     HISTOGRAM
19.900
21.000
IT. 000
13.000
14.000
•9,009
91.009
97.099
•3.990
M.OOO
21.000
27.000
35.009
39.999
49.999
91.900
97.000
13.099
64.000
79.000
•ETONO NIN/MAX RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
               4.
               4.
               1.
               2.
               0.
               9.
               9.
               9.
               9.
               9.

               9.
              1*.
                                     9*.
                                     29.
                                      6.
                                     13.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                         *•••**•**••*•••••*••••••••*•
                         •••*•••****••
                         • *•
                         **•*•*
        CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION

        LOCATIONI RICKENBACKER APB 1474
        OATEI  1- G»T4
        PARAMETER! 24-MOUR 109*1 CFFICIENCV
PARAMETER RAN6E
                 OCCURRENCE
           PRE9UENCY    PERCENTAGE
                         HISTOGRAM
19.999
19.990
19.999
19.999
19.999
19.999
19.999
19.999
19.909
19.999
21.999
27.999
33.900
39.000
49.000
91.000
97.000
63.000
64.000
79.000
BEYOND MIN/MAX RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
13.
14.
16.
16.
16.
16.
16.
16.
16.

 0.
16.
 96.
 at.
 as.
100.
100.
100.
100.
100.
100.
100.
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        FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
        LOCATIONS RICKENBACKER AFB
        STARTING DATEI  3- 8-79
        PARAMETER! 24-HOUR (.061100*1 EFFICIENCY)
PARAMETER RANGE
                  OCCURRENCE
            FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
HISTOGRAM
.70S •
.•20 -
.940 •
1.060 •
1.100 •
.300 -
.420 •
.940 •
.660 •
.7SS -
.S20
.940
.060
.ISO
.300
.420
.940
.660
.780
.900
BEVONO NIN/MAX RANGE
TOTAL POPULATION
                0.
                0.
                0.
                0.
                «.
                *.
                2.
                1.
                0.
                0.

                0.
               16.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                     as.
                                     96.
                                     15.
                                      6.
                                      0.
                                      0.
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CUMULATIVE OISTRIBUTION

LOCATIONI RICHENBACRER AFB !«?«
DATE!  3- S-7V
PARAMETER I C4-MOUR L08UOO-I EFFICIENCY)
PARANtTER MAN9C
                  OCCURRENCE
            FREQUENCY    PERCENTAGE
.700
.700
.700
.700
.700
.700
.700
.700
.709
.700










.•20
.940
.060
.ISO
.300
.420
.540
.660
.760
,900
•EVONO MIN/MAX RAN6E
TOTAL POPULATION
                0.
                0.
                0.
                0.
                4.
               13.
               19.
               16.
               16.
               16.

                0.
               16.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                      0.
                                     29.
                                     St.
                                     ««.
                                    100.
                                    100.
                                    100.
HISTOGRAM
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UPPER LEFT:  EXTERNAL VIEW OF INLET PROBE (INSULATED)
LOWER LEFT:  INTERNAL VIEW OF INLET PROBE

UPPER RIGHT:   OUTLET PROBE SHELTER
LOWER RIGHT:   INTERNAL VIEW OF OUTLET PROBE
     Figure  5-4   Photographs of probe placement after modification.
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