EPA 600/2-81-042
                                       March  1981
       EVALUATION OF SOLVENT LOSS FROM
           VAPOR DEGREASER SYSTEMS
                   By
          PEDCo Environmental, Inc.
             11499 Chester Road
           Cincinnati, Ohio  45246
           Contract No. 68-02-2535
                 Task No.  3
             Project Officer

            Charles H. Darvin
INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
   OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
  U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
           CINCINNATI, OHIO  45268

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                                   TECHNICAL REPORT DATA
                            (Please read Instructions on the reverse before completing)
1 REPORT NO
  EPA-600/2-81-042
                                                           3 RECIPIENT'S ACCESS
                                       a
4 TITLE AND SUBTITLE
  Evaluation of Solvent  Loss From Vapor Degreaser
   Systems
               REPORT DATE

               Marrh  1981
             6 PERFORMING ORGANIZATION CODE
7 AUTHOR(S)
  R. W. Gerstle, V.  S.  Katari  and E.  S. Schindler
                                                           8 PERFORMING ORGANIZATION REPORT NO
9 PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME AND ADDRESS
   PEDCo Environmental,  Inc.
   11499 Chester  Road
   Cincinnati, Ohio  45246
             10 PROGRAM ELEMENT NO

             	1BB604
             11 CONTRACT/GRANT NO
                                                               68-02-2535
12 SPONSORING AGENCY NAME AND ADDRESS
   Industrial Environmental  Research Laboratory
   Office of Research  and Development
   U.S. Environmental  Protection Agency
   Cincinnati, Ohio  45268
             13 TYPE OF REPORT AND PERIOD COVERED

                 Final	
             14 SPONSORING AGENCY CODE
                EPA-600/12
15 SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES
   IERL Project Officer:   Charles H. Darvin
 6 ABSTRACT
      The U.S.  Environmental  Protection Agency is evaluating  pollution reduction
 capabilities of  vapor degreasers and new developments  in  vapor degreasing systems
 and operations.   The  principal  objectives of this project are  to develop and imple-
 ment a program for  assessing solvent loss from degreasing systems of various designs,
 and to report  the test conditions, procedures, results, and  conclusions in a form
 usable by air  pollution agencies and industry.

      Tests were  performed from October 1978 to July  1979  to  evaluate the effects of
 different variables on the rate of solvent loss from degreasers.  The variables
 tested include the  following degreaser modifications and  operating conditions:
 freeboard ratio,  load cross-sectional area, refrigerated  freeboard chiller, hoist
 speed, lip exhaust, crosscurrent air velocity, degreaser  size, solvent type and lid.

      The cost  of each modification was analyzed based  on  capital costs, annual ex-
 penses, and solvent saved because of the modification.  The  evaluations of solvent
 loss or savings  were  based only on the degreaser operating period; idle time (the
 solvent boiling  and cooling period) was disregarded.
17.
                               KEY WORDS AND DOCUMENT ANALYSIS
                  DESCRIPTORS
b IDENTIFIERS/OPEN ENDED TERMS  C. COS AT I Field/Group
 Mr pollution
 Vapor degreasing  systems
 Solvents,  cleaners
 Cost effectiveness
 Control techniques
 Degreasers
 Organic compounds
 Economic analysis
13B
13H
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                           DISCLAIMER
     This  report  has been  reviewed by the  Industrial  Environ-
mental  Research  Laboratory-Cincinnati, U.S.  Environmental  Pro-
tection 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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                           FOREWORD
     When energy and material resources are extracted,
processed, converted and used, the related pollutional
impacts on our environment and even on our health often
require that new and increasingly more efficient pollution
control methods be used.  The Industrial Environmental
Research Laboratory-Cincinnati (lERL-Ci) assists in develop-
ing and demonstrating new and improved methodologies that
will meet these needs both efficiently and economically.

     Studies by the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
and by industry have identified potential options for
emission control, and limited experimentation has indicated
that devices such as increased freeboard height ratic,
automatically sealing lids, and refrigerated freeboard
chillers, can significantly reduce the rate of organic
emissions from degreasers.  Further, these options would not
require major changes in plant operation or equipment.  They
are inexpensive, easy to operate, and effective in reducing
solvent loss from degreasers.

     Although previous test programs have indicated the
effectiveness of these control options, no detailed quanti-
fication of this effectiveness has been made.  This research
program was designed to evaluate the capability of less
expensive ways of controlling solvent loss from vapor de-
greasers.

     For further information concerning this subject, contact
the Enerqy Pollution Control Division, Nonferrous Metals
and Minerals Branch.
                         David G.  Stephan
                              Director
            Industrial Environmental Research Laboratory
                            Cincinnati
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                            ABSTRACT
     The  U.S.  Environmental  Protection  Agency  is  evaluating
pollution  reduction capabilities  of vapor  degreasers  and  new
developments  in vapor  degreasing  systems and  operations.   The
principal  objectives  of this project are to  develop  and imple-
ment a  program for assessing  solvent loss  from degreasing sys-
tems  of various  designs,  and to report  the  test  conditions,
procedures,  results,  and  conclusions  in a  form usable  by  air
pollution agencies and industry.

     Tests  were performed from October  1978  to  July  1979  to
evaluate  the  effects  of  different  variables  on the rate  of
solvent loss  from  degreasers.   The variables  tested include the
following  degreaser  modifications  and  operating  conditions:

          Freeboard ratio

          Load cross-sectional area

          Refrigerated freeboard chiller (RFC)

          Hoist speed
          Lip exhaust

          Crosscurrent air velocity

          Degreaser size

          Solvent type

          Lid

     The  tests were  conducted  in a  laboratory equipped  with
temperature, humidity,  and ventilation  controls.   All the vari-
ables  (except  increases  in  crosscurrent  air  velocity)  were
tested  under  calm  air   conditions at an  average velocity of
0.1 m/s  (20 ft/min).   All the tests but one  were  conducted in
two typical degreasers; that one test was conducted in a smaller
degreaser.

     The cost of each modification was analyzed.  These analyses
were based  on  capital  costs,  annual  expenses, and solvent saved
because of the modification.  The evaluations  of solvent loss or
savings were based  only on the degreaser operating period; idle
time  (the  solvent boiling  and  cooling  period)  was  disregarded.
                                IV

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                            CONTENTS
Foreword	iii
Abstract	   iv
Figures	   vi
Tables	   ix
Acknowledgments 	  xii


1.    Introduction 	    1

2.    Test Program	    3

          Degreaser description 	    3
          Solvents tested 	    5
          Test site description	    7
          Test variables and system modifications 	   12
          Test procedure	   18

3.    Test Results	   23

          Parameters measured 	   23
          Analysis of results	   23

4.    Economic Evaluations 	   85

          Methodology	   85
          Cost elements	   85
          Economic summary  	   89

5.    Conclusions and Recommendations  	   92

Appendices A   Reduction of test data	100
           B   Test conditions and results	581
           C   Statistical comparisons by test of
                 significance 	  608
           D   Summary of cost analysis	619

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                             FIGURES


Number                                                      Page

   1      General view of testroom 	      8

   2      A test degreaser in operation	      9

   3      Smaller test degreaser in operation  	      9

   4      Degreaser load	     10

   5      Top view of load descending into degreaser ...     10

   6      Increased air velocity and lip exhaust during
            Test 46	     15

   7      Increased air velocity and lip exhaust during
            Test 71	     16

   8      Increased air velocity and lip exhaust during
            Test 72	     17

   9      Hourly data sheet from a record book	     20

  10      Effect of lid in reducing solvent loss from
            idle degreaser holding nonboiling
            1,1,1-trichloroethane  	     54

  11      Effect of lid in reducing solvent loss from
            idle degreaser holding boiling
            1,1,1-trichloroethane  	     55

  12      Effect of freeboard ratio in reducing solvent
            loss from operating degreaser using
            1,1,1-trichloroethane at hoist speed
            of 0.04 m/s (8 ft/min)	     56

  13      Effect of freeboard ratio in reducing solvent
            loss from operating degreaser using
            1,1,1-trichloroethane at hoist speed
            of 0.08 m/s (16 ft/min)	     57
                                VI

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                       FIGURES (continued)
Number
  14      Effect of hoist speed in reducing solvent loss
            from operating degreaser using
            1,1,1-trichloroethane and 50 percent
            load area	      58

  15      Effect of hoist speed in reducing solvent loss
            from operating degreaser using
            1,1,1-trichloroethane and 70 percent
            load area	      59

  16      Effect of refrigerated freeboard chiller in
            reducing solvent loss from operating degreaser
            using 1,1,1-trichloroethane and 50 percent
            load area	      60

  17      Effect of refrigerated freeboard chiller II in
            reducing solvent loss from operating degreaser
            using 1,1,1-trichlorethane  	      61

  18      Effect of refrigerated freeboard chiller in
            reducing solvent loss from operating degreaser
            using 1,1,1-trichloroethane and 70 percent
            load area	      62

  19      Effect of degreaser top open area on solvent
            loss rate from an operating degreaser using
            1,1,1-trichloroethane 	      63

  20      Effect of lid in reducing solvent loss from idle
            degreaser holding nonboiling methylene chloride   64

  21      Effect of lid in reducing solvent loss from idle
            degreaser holding boiling methylene chloride      65

  22      Effect of freeboard ratio in reducing solvent
            loss from idle degreaser holding nonboiling
            methylene chloride  	      66

  23      Effect of freeboard ratio in reducing solvent
            loss from idle degreaser holding boiling
            methylene chloride  	      67

  24      Effect of refrigerated freeboard chiller in
            reducing solvent loss from idle degreaser
            holding nonboiling methylene chloride ....      68
                               Vll

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                       FIGURES (continued)
Number
  25      Effect of refrigerated freeboard chiller in
            reducing solvent loss from idle degreaser
            holding boiling methylene chloride  	      69

  26      Effect of freeboard ratio in reducing solvent
            loss from idle degreaser holding methylene
            chloride	      70

  27      Effect of freeboard ratio in reducing solvent
            loss from operating degreaser using methylene
            chloride	      71

  28      Effect of refrigerated freeboard chiller in
            reducing solvent loss from operating degreaser
            using methylene chloride and 50 percent
            load area	      72

  29      Effect of crosscurrent air velocity on solvent
            loss from idle degreaser holding boiling
            methylene chloride  	      73

  30      Effect of crosscurrent air velocity on solvent
            loss from degreaser using methylene chloride      74

  31      Effect of lip exhaust rate in reducing solvent
            loss from degreaser using methylene chloride      75

  32      Summary of solvent loss reduction capabilities
           of various modifications to degreaser using
           1,1,1-trichloroethane  	      97

  33      Summary of solvent loss reduction capabilities
            of various modifications to degreaser using
            methylene chloride  	      98
                              Vlll

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                             TABLES


Number                                                      Page

   1      General Specifications of Test Degreasers ...       4

   2      Properties of Vapor Degreaser Solvents  ....       6

   3      Typical Cycle Time Distribution 	      18

   4      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers Using 1,1,1-Trichloroethane  ...      26

   5      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers Using 1,1,1-Trichloroethane
            (English Units) 	      28

   6      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Idle
            Degreasers Using 1,1,1-Trichloroethane  ...      30

   7      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Idle
            Degreasers Using 1,1,1-Trichloroethane
            (English Units) 	      31

   8      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers at 0.08-m/s Hoist Speed and Using
            1,1,1-Trichloroethane 	      32

   9      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers at 16-ft/min Hoist Speed and Using
            1,1,1-Trichloroethane (English Units) ....      33

  10      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers Using 1,1,1-Trichloroethane
            and 70 Percent Load Area	      34

  11      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers Using 1,1,1-Trichloroethane and
            70 Percent Load Area (English Units)  ....      35

  12      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers with Refrigerated Freeboard
            Chillers Using 1,1,1-Trichloroethane  ....      36
                               IX

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                       TABLES (continued)
Number
  13      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers with Refrigerated Freeboard
            Chillers Using 1,1,1-Trichloroethane
            (English Units) 	     37

  14      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Different
            Size Degreasers Using 1,1,1-Trichloroethane .     38

  15      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Different Size
            Degreasers Using 1,1,1-Trichloroethane
            (English Units)  	      39

  16      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers Using Methylene Chloride  ....      40

  17      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers Using Methylene Chloride
            (English Units)  	      41

  18      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers Using Methylene Chloride and
            70 Percent Load Area	      42

  19      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers Using Methylene Chloride and
            70 Percent Load Area (English Units)  ....     43

  20      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers with Refrigerated Freeboard
            Chillers Using Methylene Chloride 	     44

  21      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers with Refrigerated Freeboard
            Chillers Using Methylene Chloride
            (English Units)  	      45

  22      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers with Refrigerated Freeboard
            Chillers Using Methylene Chloride and Using
            70 Percent Load Area	     46

  23      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Operating
            Degreasers with Refrigerated Freeboard
            Chillers Using Methylene Chloride and Using
            70 Percent Load Area (English Units)  ....     47

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                       TABLES (continued)


Number                                                      page

  24      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Idle Degreasers
            Using Methylene Chloride  	        48

  25      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Idle Degreasers
            Using Methylene Chloride (English Units).  .        50

  26      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Idle Degreasers
            Using Nonboiling Methylene Chloride ....        52

  27      Summary of Solvent Loss Data for Idle Degreasers
            Using Nonboiling Methylene Chloride
            (English Units)  	       53

  28      Observed Vapor Level Data	       81

  29      Vapor Level Drop Calculations  	       82

  30      Solvent Restoration (Boilup) Rate Calculations       84

  31      Effect on Solvent Loss Reduction of Various
            Modifications to an Operating Degreaser Using
            1,1,1-Trichloroethane   	     93

  32      Effect on Solvent Loss Reduction of Various
            Modifications to an Operating Degreaser Using
            Methylene Chloride at a Hoist Speed of 0.04 m/s   94

  33      Annual Savings Resulting From Modifications  to  a
            Degreaser Using 1,1,1-Trichloroethane and
            Operating Only One Shift Per Day	     95

  34      Annual Savings Resulting From Modifications
            to a Degreaser Using Methylene Chloride and
            Operating Only One Shift Per Day at a Hoist
            Speed of 0.04 m/s (8 ft/min)	     96
                               XI

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                         ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
     This  report  was  prepared  for  Industrial  Environmental
Research  Laboratories  of  the  U.S.  Environmental  Protection
Agency.   Mr.  Charles H.  Darvin was  the Project  Officer.   The
American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) Committee D-26
on  degreasers  provided  assistance  in defining  and formulating
the  test program.   PEDCo  Environmental, Inc.,  appreciates the
direction  and  extensive  review provided by  EPA  and  the  ASTM
committee.  We  extend  our  thanks  to  Autosonics,   Inc.,  Baron-
Blakeslee,  Inc.,   Branson   Cleaning Equipment Company,  Detrex
Chemical Industries, Inc.,  and other degreaser manufacturers and
users  for their  assistance and for  supplying  degreaser  units
used in this test program.

     Mr. Richard W. Gerstle served as PEDCo Project Director and
Vishnu S.  Katari  served as  Project Manager.  Mr. Katari and Mr.
Edmund S. Schindler were the principal authors.

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                            SECTION 1

                          INTRODUCTION
     The U.S. Environmental Protection  Agency (EPA)  initiated a
research program for  the  purpose  of evaluating the solvent loss
reduction  capabilities   of   various   degreaser  modifications,
controls, and operating practices  on  open-top vapor degreasers.
PEDCo  Environmental,   Inc.,   was  contracted  to  carry  out  the
research program.   The American  Society for Testing and Mate-
rials (ASTM) through  its  Committee  D-26 on degreasers,  assisted
the EPA in defining and formulating the test program and review-
ing its  progress.  A  special  ASTM,  D-26 subcommittee was estab-
lished for this purpose.

     The study was conducted  in two parts.  Part 1 included the
writing  of a detailed test plan,  which was submitted to EPA for
technical review.*  The plan  provided details of tests, includ-
ing  location,  solvents,  variables and control  modifications,
parameters,   and  procedures.  Part  2  was  the  implementation of
the final test plan after approval by EPA.

     Section 2 of this report describes the actual test program,
including degreaser specifications,  site layout, and procedures.
Section 3 presents the results and analyses of solvent loss rate
under the conditions  tested.    Section  4 presents an evaluation
of the economic ramifications of the different degreaser modifi-
cations  and  variables.   Section  5 summarizes  the  results  and
gives recommendations for further data collection.

     Appendix A  presents  raw test data in a  series of tables
displaying successive degreaser weights throughout each test.
Appendix  B   presents   the summary  data from  individual  tests
according to the  modifications and  operating conditions  that
were  used.   Statistics  generated  from these  data formed  the
basis for evaluation of the degreaser modifications.   Appendix C
gives the statistical evaluation of  the test data.   Appendix D
presents the  cost  information  upon which  the economic  analysis
is based.
* PEDCo  Environmental,  Inc.  Degreaser  Systems Evaluation Test
  Plan.  EPA  Contract No. 68-02-2535, Task No.  3.   March 1978.

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     The  equipment  and  instrumentation  used  in  these  tests
conformed to  English units of  measure.   The data  are  given in
this report in the International System of Units (SI) as well as
in English units.  The reader is cautioned that data based on SI
equivalents may differ slightly from the original data.

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                            SECTION 2

                          TEST PROGRAM
     The test plan presented  the  procedure and the criteria for
selection of degreasers,  solvent,  modifications,  and variables.
Only negligible deviations occurred between the test program and
the  test plan.   This  section  describes  elements  of  the  test
program,  including  degreaser  specifications,  solvents,  site,
variables,  and procedures followed during actual testing.


DEGREASER DESCRIPTION

     Three  degreasers  (A,  B,  and C)  were used  for  the  test
program.  Nost of the tests were conducted with Degreasers A and
B, which were sized to accommodate the same load and throughput.
Degreaser C was  approximately one-fourth the size of Degreasers
A and B.  Table 1 presents degreaser specifications.

     Degreaser A  had an  open top area of 1.38 m2  (15  ft2) and
was made of phenolic-coated  carbon steel.  It was equipped with
a spiral condenser coil placed horizontally along one end.  This
coil  served as  the  primary  condenser.   Degreaser A  was  also
equipped  with  a  refrigerated  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)  that
operated at  temperatures from  1°  to  2°C  (34°  to  36°F).  Here-
after,  this chiller  is  referred to as RFC I.  Degreaser A had a
fixed freeboard ratio (FR)  of 50 percent and was furnished with
a separate collar  that  was  used to adjust FR from 50 percent to
75,  100,  and  125  percent.    In addition, a lip  exhaust system
could be added to  the degreaser.   The lip exhaust came equipped
with a manually operated lid.

     Degreaser B had  an open top area of 1.40 m2 (15.11 ft2) and
was made  of stainless steel.   Tubing wrapped  around the perim-
eter served as the primary  condenser.   Degreaser B was equipped
with  a  refrigerated  freeboard  chiller  that  operated at -29° to
-40°C (-20° to -40°F).  This chiller is hereafter referred to as
RFC  II.  Like Degreaser A,  Degreaser  B  had  a fixed  FR of 55
percent that could be adjusted to 75,  100, or 125 percent by use
of  a  separate collar.   Additionally  Degreaser B  came  equipped
with a manually operated lid.

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           TABLE  1.   GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS OF  TEST  DEGREASERS8
Specifications
Overall dimensions
(L x U x H), cm (in.)
Vapor space dimensions
(L x W x H). cm (in.)
Top opening dimensions
at lip (L x W), cm (in.)
Solvent capacity, liter (gal)
Water condenser-
Type
Exposed surface
Water rate, liter/s at 10°C
(gal/h at 50°F) rise
Water inlet temperature, °C (°F)
Outlet temperature, °C (°F)
Heat input, maximum kW
Fixed freeboard height,
% of width
Refrigerated freeboard chiller
Type
Refrigerant
Refrigerant temperature,
°C (°F)
Exposed surface
Degreaser A
249 x 168 x 170
(98 x 66 x 67)
152 x 91 x 76
(60 x 36 x 30)
152 x 91
(60 x 36)
435 (115)
Jacket and
offset coil
Copper-finned
condenser coil
0.12 (115)
10 (50)
38-40 (100-104)
24
50
Direct expansion
R-12
1 to 2 (34 to 36)
2 turns finned
copper tubing,
5/8- in. o.d. ,
7 fins/in
Degreaser B
252 x 114 x 163
(99 x 45 x 64)
163 x 86 x 76
(64 x 34 x 30)
63 x 86
(64 x 34)
227 (60)
Jacket and
perimeter coil
Six turns of
3/4-in. pipe,
two turns below,
two in jacket
0.17 (160)
10 (50)
38-40 (100-104)
24
55
Direct expansion
R-22
-26 (-15)
3 turns finned
copper tubing,
5/8- in. o.d .
5 fins/in.
Degreaser C
113 x 67 x 112
(44.5 x 26.5 x 44)
64 x 41 x 31
(25 x 16 x 12)
72 x 49
(28 25 x 19.25)
76 (20)
Perimeter coil
10 to 12 turns
of 5/8 in tubing
0.13 (120)
10 (50)

4
75
None
a All  the degreasers can be operated using either 1,1,1-trichloroethane or
  methylene chloride.

  Add-on exhaust system adds 10  cm (4 in.) to  the height and has a 1.1 kW
  (1-1/2 hp) fan with a capacity of 1.2 ma/s (2550 ftVmin).

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     Degreaser C had  an  open top area of 0.35 m2 (3.78 ft2) and
was made  of  stainless  steel.  A  perimeter  coil served  as the
primary  condenser,   and  the fixed  FR  was  75  percent.   Like
Degreasers A  and B, Degreaser  C came with  a manually operated
lid but,  unlike Degreasers  A  and B,  Degreaser C  was equipped
with neither an RFC nor a separate collar to adjust FR.

     Degreasers A and B were used simultaneously to provide test
repetition.  Further, the two chillers that were to be evaluated
(and which operated at different temperatures) could not easily
be installed  on  one degreaser.   Degreaser C, which was smaller,
was used  to  evaluate the relationship between solvent loss and
top opening area.

     Tests  using   1,1,1-trichloroethane   (TE)  were  completed
first, followed by  tests using  methylene chloride (MC).  During
the TE tests  that  included  refrigerated freeboard chillers, the
manufacturer  of RFC  II  observed  that  the  unit was  operating
improperly.   The manufacturer made a  correction at the  end of
the TE  series of tests.   Before correction,  RFC II  operated at
temperatures between -23° and -32°C (-10° and -25°F); during the
MC tests,  it operated at corrected temperatures between -29° and
-40°C  (-20°  and -40°F).   For the  purpose of verification, the
RFC II  tests  using TE were  repeated with the chiller operating
at the  corrected temperature, between -29°  and  -40°C (-20° and
-40°F).
SOLVENTS TESTED

     A  limited number  of  chlorinated hydrocarbon  solvents are
used  in degreasing.   The  solvents are  chosen on the  basis of
toxicity, flammability, evaporation rate, effects on nonmetallic
portions  of the  parts cleaned,  solubility  of soil,  and other
properties.  The  nature of the  material to be  cleaned and the
soil to  be  removed usually dictates the solvent that is chosen.
Grease deposits that  melt  only at high temperatures may require
a  solvent  with a  high  boiling  point,  such as perchloroethylene
(121°C or 250°F boiling point).  Metals sensitive to temperature
may require a  low  boiling  solvent,  such  as  methylene chloride
(40°C or  104°F boiling point)  or trichlorotrifluoroethane.  The
removal  of water  from parts  being cleaned would  also require
perchloroethylene  (the  only halogenated solvent  with a boiling
point  above that of  water)  or  azeotropes  of other solvents.

     The  solvents 1,1,1-trichloroethane and  methylene chloride
were  selected  for testing  in this  study because  the extreme
difference  in  their   properties  allowed  the  tests  to  verify
whether  the solvent loss  rate  from degreasers differs according
to  the  solvent used.   Some important properties of these two
solvents are summarized in Table 2.

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            TABLE 2.   PROPERTIES OF VAPOR DEGREASER SOLVENTS
Parameter
Density, kg/liter (Ib/gal)
Boiling point, °C (°F)
Evaporation rate
(CC14 = 100)
Water solubility,
% by weight in water
Specific heat, cal/g per °C
(Btu/lb per °F)
Vapor density, g/liter
(lb/ft3)
Toxicity, ppma
Molecular weight
Latent heat, cal/g
(Btu/lb)
Solvency, K-B value
Solvency
Stabilization
Photochemical reactivity
EPA classification
1,1, 1- tri chl oroethane
1.3 (10.84)
74.1 (165.4)
103
<0.1
0.258
4.6 (0.28)
350
133
57
(102)
120
Moderate
Yes
No
Exempt
Methyl ene
chloride
1.32 (10.98)
40 (104)
363
1.38
0.28
47 (2.93)
350
85
79
(142)
136
Strong
Yes
No
Exempt
Refer to current OSHA Occupational Exposure Standards.
Volume in milliliters required to produce a defined degree of turbidity
when added to a standard solution of kauri in normal butyl alcohol.

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TEST SITE DESCRIPTION

     The  degreasers  used  in  this  study  were  operated  in  an
isolated room, measuring 56 m2 (600 ft2),  within a larger build-
ing in  Morrow,  Ohio.  Special preparations were  made  to  estab-
lish  the  controlled  test  conditions  (Figure   1).   The  room
climate was  controlled by a  separate  air conditioning unit,  a
hot water  boiler for heating, and a steam boiler for  humidifi-
cation.  The  room was also  equipped  with an  exhaust  system to
prevent the buildup  of organic vapors.   The  air conditioner was
located outside  the building,  while the  two boilers were en-
closed  in  a  small  room the  northwest  corner of the  degreaser
room.    Under  controlled conditions, the  room could maintain a
temperature of  21°C  (70°F) and  a  relative humidity between 40
and 60  percent.   Well water,  at a rate of 4  liters/s  and 10°C
(60 gal/min  and 50°F), and  electricity (single  phase, 230 VAC
and 100 amps; three phase,  230 VAC and 300 amps) were available.

     The degreasers were placed side by side  about 1.8  meters (6
feet)  apart and centered along the south wall of the room.  Each
machine was set  on  two single-beam scales having a precision of
0.11 kg (0.25 Ib).   A balance indicator on  each scale improved
the weighing  precision by magnifying the beam tip movement six
times.   Each has additional freeboard height  capabilities.

     Figure  2 shows  one  of  the two  degreasers  in  operation.
During  tests  of  the  smaller  degreaser,  Degreaser B was replaced
by Degreaser  C,  the smaller  unit.   Figure 3  shows the smaller
degreaser  in  operation next  to  the  larger degreaser  (which is
seen at the right).

     The  load used  in each  degreaser  during  the tests was a
black iron pipe  coil  with  an extra heavy wall.  The pipe, which
measured about 9  m  (30 ft) long, weighed 45.4  kg (100  Ib), and
was electroplated with zinc,  was  placed  on a  perforated metal
sheet in a 23-kg (50-lb) basket.  Figure 4 shows the load in the
basket.  The  load was  designed to be water-cooled rapidly after
each degreasing  cycle.  The  outside diameter  of  the  load coil
was 3.5 cm (1.35 in.), and the distance between turns  (measured
at the  center of the coil) was about 5 cm (2 in.).  The baskets
for Degreaser A  and Degreaser  B  contained  four  turns  of load
coil each;  Degreaser C contained  one  turn.    The height  of the
load was about  15  cm (6 in.)  for Degreasers A and B,  and 10 cm
(4 in. ) for  Degreaser  C.   Figure 5 shows one test load as it is
descending into the degreaser.

     The loads  were raised and  lowered into  the machines by a
pair of Vton chain hoists (one hoist  for each degreaser) that
were suspended  from  a  horizontal I-beam 4.6  m (15 ft)  above the
floor.   The  sampling probe network  for each  machine  was built
into a  wooden framework and  supported  15 cm  (6 in. )  above the

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degreaser lip.  This design prevented the network from affecting
the weight of the  degreasers.   The support legs were adjustable
to accommodate differing freeboard heights.

     Each  sampling  probe  was   connected  by  flexible  plastic
tubing,  through  a  ball  valve,  to  a  manifold  outside  the
degreaser room.  A connection was then made from the manifold to
the infrared  analyzer,  allowing sample analysis from one or any
combination of probes at any given time.  The analyzer equipment
was placed outside  the  degreaser room to  avoid  any  bias due to
the presence  of solvent vapors  in  the air directly surrounding
the  instruments.   All  inlet water lines  were connected  with
unions  to  ease disassembly if  they proved to  be  a  source of
weighing  error; outlet  water  connections were  made via  slip
fittings to allow unrestricted  vertical movement as the machine
weight fluctuated.

     All precautions were  taken to ensure compliance with Occu-
pational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations.  A
certified industrial  hygienist  was  consulted  at various stages
of design  and construction to  ensure  the safety  and health of
the participants.

     Direct worker  protection included safety  procedures,  res-
pirators, gloves,  aprons,  and eye  protectors  to be  used during
normal solvent  handling  operations  such as filling and emptying
the degreaser, or during upset conditions.

     Exposure  to  solvent  vapors  was reduced by  installing the
appropriate ventilation system  in  the degreaser  room.   During
the testing period,  a calm air  velocity was maintained over the
degreaser.  Continuous  ventilation was required  as  an environ-
mental  control  to  prevent  excessive  vapor  concentrations.
Conditioned air was brought in to replace the ventilated air.  A
ventilation rate  of two air changes  per minute  provided  safe
levels of vapor concentration.

     Measurements  of air  velocity  taken  perpendicular  to the
degreaser tank  wall  at  23  cm (9 in.)  above the  lip  on all four
sides  (of  two  degreasers) averaged 0.10  m/s  (20  ft/min).  At
each of the eight  measuring sites,  velocity varied as much as 0
to 0.25 m/s (0 to 50 ft/min) because of air turbulence caused by
the movement  of ventilated and  conditioned  air.    The  average
value of 0.10 m/s (20 ft/min), therefore,  represents the average
of all eight sites.

     Tests were made to compare the rates of solvent loss while
the ventilation system  was in operation and while it was not in
operation.  No  differences  in solvent  loss were observed.  As a
result, the  air velocity described  above  was  accepted as being
equivalent to  a calm air velocity for the purpose of evaluating
solvent loss.
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TEST VARIABLES AND SYSTEM MODIFICATIONS

     The  following variables  were tested,  individually or  in
combinations.   The  variables  were  selected  after  reviewing
typical vapor degreasers and  their design features,  and after
considering recommendations in previous studies.  System modifi-
cations included:

     Lid
     Freeboard ratio
     Refrigerated freeboard chiller.

System variables included:

     Load cross-sectional area
     Hoist speed
     Increased crosscurrent air velocity.

     In addition,  solvent loss rate from  a  degreaser using lip
exhaust was assessed.

Lid

     Open-top degreasers  usually  have  lids made of heavy metal,
although  some are  equipped  with  canvas  or  rolled-up  covers.
Studies  show that  the  use of  lids  helps  to  control  solvent
loss.*  The pneumatic  cover was  found to bring  a  20  to  40 per-
cent reduction in  solvent emissions with 1,1,1-trichloroethane.
Several tests of idle  degreasers  holding boiling and nonboiling
solvent were conducted in this program.

Freeboard Ratio

     Freeboard height  is  the distance  from the top of the vapor
zone to  the  top  of the degreaser  tank.  The  primary purpose of
the freeboard is to reduce drafts near the interface between air
and solvent vapor.   The  Occupational  Safety and Health Adminis-
tration  currently  requires  a  ratio   of  freeboard  height  to
degreaser width  of at least 50 percent  or 36 inches, whichever
is  shorter,  for  all vapor degreasing  tanks with a condenser or
vapor level thermostat.?  When the solvent is methylene chloride
or  trichlorofluoroethane,  the required ratio  is 75  percent.
Laboratory tests conducted  in undisturbed  air indicated  a  27
*  Suprenant,  K.  S.,  and  D.  W.  Richards.   Study to Support New
   Source Performance Standards for Solvent Metal Cleaning
   Operations.  The Dow Chemical Company.  EPA Contract No.
   68-02-2535, 1976.

T  American Society of Testing and Materials.  Handbook of
   Vapor Degreasing.  ASTM Publication 310 A, April 1976.


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percent reduction in the rate of solvent loss when the freeboard
ratio was increased  from  50  to 75 percent.   A 55 percent reduc-
tion was  achieved in turbulent  air  by increasing  the  ratio to
100 percent.*

     In this  study,   freeboard ratios of 50,  75, 100,  and  125
percent were  tested  individually and  in combination  with other
variables.

Refrigerated Freeboard Chiller

     Two  types  of chillers were  used for  secondary  cooling of
solvent vapors:   an  above-freezing chiller  (Refrigerated Free-
board Chiller  I)  and a subzero  chiller  (Refrigerated Freeboard
Chiller  II).   The  primary  purpose  of  these  chillers  was  to
reduce the  rate  of solvent loss from  the top  of the  degreaser.

     Refrigerated  Freeboard  Chiller   I  consisted  of  multiple
turns of a special finned tubing with a heat absorption capacity
of  96  J/s  per  linear  meter  (100 Btu/h  per  linear foot)  of
refrigeration coil or pipe around the perimeter of the degreaser
just  above  the  vapor  line.   Refrigerant  was  controlled to  a
temperature of 1° to 2°C (34° to 36°F).

     Refrigerated  Freeboard  Chiller  II  used tubing  similar to
RFC I.  The basic unit consisted of two or  more turns  of refrig-
erated  coil around  the perimeter  of the  degreaser  above  the
primary condenser coil.   A refrigeration unit  located  near  the
degreaser circulated a  refrigerant at a temperature  of  -23° to
-40°C (-10° to -40°F) through the condensing coils.  The result-
ing inversion  layer  of cold,  dry air spread  above the solvent
vapor  line  and  inhibited  vapor  diffusion.   Presumably,  less
solvent was used  because  solvent vapors  could not penetrate  the
inversion layer.

Load Cross-Sectional Area

     The ratio of the load cross-sectional  area to the degreaser
opening has  an important effect  on  solvent  consumption because
the load  movement produces  a pumping action.   The recommended
normal (maximum) ratio is 50 percent;  however, abnormal loads at
a ratio of  70  percent are not uncommon in degreaser operations.
All  the  variables,   including  freeboard   ratio,  refrigerated
freeboard chiller, and solvent, were tested at the two ratios of
load cross-sectional area.
*  Suprenant,  K.  S., and  D.  W. Richards.   Study  to Support New
  Source Performance Standards for Solvent Metal Cleaning
  Operations.  The Dow Chemical Company.  EPA Contract No.
  68-02-2535, 1976.
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Hoist Speed

     A load is  entered  and removed in degreaser operations by a
vertical hoist system.  The vertical movement of the load in the
degreaser  generates  a pumping  or piston action  that increases
solvent loss rate.   The  recommended maximum hoist speed is 0.06
m/s (11 ft/min).  In this study, tests were conducted at a hoist
speed  of  0.04 m/s  (8 ft/min),  which  is less than  the maximum
recommended.  Some  of the tests  were  repeated at  0.08 m/s (16
ft/min) for the purpose of evaluating the effect on solvent loss
of hoist speeds greater than the recommended maximum.

Increased Air Velocity

     Manufacturers  usually recommend  that  a  degreaser be in-
stalled at locations  free from  drafts  caused by  ventilators,
fans, and doors so that it can be operated under calm air veloc-
ities.  Several  tests (Nos. 47,  71,  72, and  77) were run with
higher velocities over  Degreaser B for the  purpose  of deter-
mining the  effect of increased  draft over degreasers on solvent
loss.

     Degreaser  A was  used at  the same  time  for tests  of lip
exhaust.    Air  velocity  was  increased  with  a  three-speed  floor
fan, 51 cm  (20 in.) in size, that was suspended from the ceiling
at 162 cm  (64 in.) from the nearest side of the degreaser and 69
cm  (27 in.) above the degreaser top.  The fan was positioned to
blow air across the degreaser width.  Velocity measurements were
made  at  various  locations  during  each  test.    Average  air
velocity for each test was determined from the range of measure-
ments  taken at 2.5  to  5 cm (1  to 2 in.)  above  the lip at the
corners  and midpoint of  each  side  of  the degreaser  (in the
direction  parallel  to  airflow).   Other velocity  measurements
were  taken at the same  locations but in the direction perpen-
dicular to airflow,  and  at  23  cm  (9 in.)  above  the lip in the
direction parallel to airflow and 31 cm  (12 in.) in front of the
fan.   When the  fan  was operated  at  low speed,  no  increase in
velocity was  noticed (Test 46).   When operated  at  medium  speed
(Tests 47,  72,  and 77),  the fan provided an average velocity of
0.26  m/s  (52  ft/min) with a standard deviation of  0.22 m/s (43
ft/min).    At  high speed  (Test  71), it  provided  an average ve-
locity of  0.43 m/s (84 ft/min) with a standard deviation of 0.27
m/s (54 ft/min).

     Figures 6  through  8 present the velocity readings taken at
various locations  during the  tests of increased air velocities.

Lip Exhaust

     A lip exhaust  is  used around the  top of  a  degreaser to
withdraw solvent-laden  air that  normally would be  lost  in the
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room.  Degreaser A was  equipped with  an add-on exhaust  system
for the purpose  of collecting data  on  unrecovered  solvent loss.
The two exhaust  rates of 0.25 and  0.50 m3/s per m2  (50 and 100
ft3/min per ft2) of degreaser top area  were  tested.


TEST PROCEDURE

     Individual  experiments  were  conducted  randomly  on  idle
degreasers  with no  boiling  solvent,  on idle degreasers  with
boiling solvent, and on  operating degreasers.   When the TE tests
were  completed,  the  MC tests  followed.   Two degreasers  were
operated  simultaneously during  each test to  provide  either  a
repetition  or  a comparison  of data  under the same  conditions.
Each experiment  was  conducted for  a preset  time period of  8 to
24 hours,  as defined in  the test plan.

     The  cycle time  of degreaser operation  in all  the tests was
6.5 minutes.   Table 3 presents  the cycle time distribution for
each experiment.

           TABLE 3.  TYPICAL CYCLE TIME  DISTRIBUTION
         Time interval
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    30 seconds
    3 minutes and 30 seconds
    30 seconds
    20 seconds
    60 seconds
    15 seconds
    25 seconds
Load descent
Load cleaning
Load ascent
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Load cooling
Air flushing of load
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     Continuous  measurements  were  made  of  degreaser  weights,
solvent concentrations, air velocity,  solvent temperature,  water
and electricity input to the  degreasers,  and  ambient conditions.
For tests  of idle  degreasers,  only  initial  and  final  readings
were noted.   In addition  to  measurements of total  solvent con-
sumption during the tests, measurements of  solvent concentration
at  the  top  of  the degreasers  were made with an infrared (IR)
unit.

     After the machines reached full vapor  level,  they were left
undisturbed  (without load  operation) for  30 minutes  to allow the
solvent vapor  and cold air blanket to reach  equilibrium.   Then
the hoists were  turned on so that the load would be  brought in
and out  continuously for  cleaning, and  the  data were  recorded
again.  This marked the beginning  of the  24-hour  test period.
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Checklist

     The  following  checklist of the test  procedure  was adopted
for  each  test.  All  the test  data were  entered into  a  well-
maintained  record  book  for  each  test.   Figure 9  is  a  blank
hourly data sheet from a record book.

Beginning of the Day—
     Before the  start of each  experiment,  check thoroughly for
     electrical problems and  for leaks  in the solvent and water
     systems.   Check for conditions that might have an effect on
     the  weighing  procedure  (such  as   misplaced  tools  on
     degreasers).

     At the beginning and  at the end of each  test,  inspect the
     water  separators for  water  buildup.   Any  accumulation of
     water in  the separator could  be  attributed to condensation
     on the primary condenser and  on  the refrigerated freeboard
     chiller.   The water separator on Degreaser A can be inspec-
     ted  simply  by  opening the  lid and making  a visual check.
     The  water separator on Degreaser B must  be drained into a
     bucket and the contents checked.

     1.   Turn up humidistat and turn on ventilation fan.

     2.   Turn on instrumentation and calibrate IR analyzer, and
          note  time  on  chart.  Turn  on  temperature  recorder.
          Turn on velocity recorder.

     3.   Turn on water  pump  and bring water system up to pres-
          sure.

Beginning of Test—
     4.   Record  weight  of  degreasers.   Record  the  machine
          weights when  the  loads are  in the  uppermost position
          before being  lowered into the degreasers  so that the
          loads have  minimal influence  on  the machine weights.
          When  the  refrigerated  freeboard chiller  is  in  use,
          adjust  it  to  "defrost"  just before  each  weighing
          period to reduce the  effect of  condensation  and ice
          buildup.

          Record measurements  of  room  temperature,  barometric
          pressure,  relative  humidity,  and electric  and  water
          meter readings for each degreaser.   wipe  any'conden-
          sation off  the freeboard  sections  before  taking the
          weight readings.   Take hourly readings of air velocity
          with an  anemometer at the infrared  probe  being used.
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                     HOURLY DATA
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                                Date
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          Take similar measurements  periodically at  all  desig-
          nated points to  determine the relative  air movements
          around each degreaser and throughout the  room.

     5.    Open degreaser  outlet  water valve  and  water  supply
          valve.

     6.    Turn on heat source  (and refrigerated freeboard chil-
          lers, lip  exhaust fan,  and  room draft  inducing fan,
          when these units  are  used) to both degreasers;  repeat
          the data collection.

     7.    When  solvent temperature  reaches  66°C  (150°F)  for
          1,1,1-trichloroethane  and  32°C  (90°F)  for  methylene
          chloride,  weigh  the   degreasers  and enter  first hour
          data into the record  book.

     8.    When  the  degreaser   reaches equilibrium   operation
          (i.e.,   full  vapor  development  when  solvent  starts
          boiling),  weigh  the   degreasers  again and  record the
          data.

     9.    After one-half  hour   at  equilibrium  operation,  weigh
          the  degreasers  again  and  record the  data.  At this
          time  the  hoist  is   started.   This   reading  is  the
          initial reading  for   the test.   Starting now,  record
          all  the  data (including time,  weights,   air tempera-
          ture,  velocity,   and  humidity)  each  hour.   Data  on
          solvent concentrations  at  the degreasers are  contin-
          uously  recorded   on  an  automatic  basis.   During the
          test period, if  an upset occurs or something  unusual
          happens, record  it  and note  that time.   If the upset
          is significant the test must be shut down.  When using
          refrigerated freeboard  chillers  set  the  defrost  to
          occur before each weighing so that excessive water may
          be  removed  from the   degreasers   before   they  are
          weighed.

End of Test—
    10.    Shut down  hoist,  refrigerated freeboard  chiller, and
          other  ancillary  devices  and  weigh  the  degreaser.
          Record all the  data including time.

    11.    Repeat Step 8 and turn off the degreaser.

    12.    Repeat Step 7.

    13.    Drain  water separators  into a  graduated  cylinder,
          recording  the  total   and the water/solvent interface
          (if it exists).
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    14.   Add solvent equivalent to  the  amount of solvent lost.
    15.   Make necessary changes if a new test is being started.
Test Shutdown—
    16.   Turn off fan for exhaust air.
    17.   Turn off instrumentation.
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                            SECTION 3

                          TEST RESULTS
PARAMETERS MEASURED

     As  discussed  in  Section  2,  measurements  of  degreaser
weights,  air  velocity,  ambient  conditions,  and  utilities  were
manually  recorded  on an hourly  basis  for each  test.   In addi-
tion, continuous measurements of solvent concentration were made
over the  top  of the test degreasers with  an  infrared analyzer.
Successive readings  were taken  at  four locations for  each de-
greaser.  Sampling  probes  were  located at the midpoint of each
side of the  degreaser,  5  cm (2  in.) inside and  about  15 cm (6
in.) above the lip.

     Hourly temperature  measurements were made  of the solvent,
the  refrigerated freeboard  chiller,  and the primary condenser
water.    Intermittent  measurements  of cold blanket temperatures
were also made for each degreaser  during  the  secondary chiller
tests.   The degreaser  with  RFC I had a cold blanket temperature
of about  21°C (70°F)  when  using TE and 18°C  (65°F)  when using
MC;  the degreaser  with RFC  II had  cold blanket  temperatures of
7°C  (45°F) when  using TE and -6°C  (22°F) when using  MC.  These
temperature  measurements  were  recorded  by  dipping  hand-held
thermometers into the blanket for a few minutes.
ANALYSIS OF RESULTS

     Actual tests were started the beginning of October 1978 and
completed by  the end of  July 1979.  About  100  tests  were con-
ducted for the  purpose  of collecting solvent loss data from the
degreasers at various combinations  of different variables.  The
following are the different levels of variables tested:

     1.   Lid:  On and off

     2.   Freeboard ratio:  50, 75,  100, and 125 percent

     3.   Refrigerated freeboard chillers:  On and off

     4.   Load cross-sectional area:  50 and 70 percent

     5.   Hoist  speed:    0.04  and  0.08 m/s  (8  and 16  ft/min)


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     6.   Crosscurrent  air  velocity  over  degreasers:   0.10,
          0.26, and 0.43 m/s (20, 52, and 84 ft/min)

     7.   Lip exhaust:  On and off

     8.   Solvent type:   1,1,1-Trichloroethane  (TE) and methyl-
          ene chloride (MC).

     Ambient conditions may affect the rate of solvent loss from
an open-top  vapor degreaser; exact  simulation  of  the  same am-
bient  conditions  at a later date is very  difficult,  even in a
controlled environment.  Test repetitions were thus accomplished
by  testing  two  degreasers  of  the  same  physical  dimensions,
rather than by testing one degreaser at different times.

     Hourly  solvent loss  from  the degreaser was  the principal
measurement  obtained.   Solvent  loss occurs in  two ways:   drag-
out  loss  caused  by load  movement,  and loss by  diffusion into
ambient  air.   Because  it  is  difficult  to  measure each loss
individually,  hourly  weights were taken  to establish an hourly
solvent loss rate.  Cumulative  hourly solvent loss weights over
the entire test period were plotted to obtain a regression line.
Data during  startup and  shutdown were excluded from the regres-
sion  plot.   The  slope  of the  regression  line  determined the
solvent loss rate.   On  idle degreaser  tests, however,  the de-
greaser solvent loss  rates were established from data collected
at the beginning and end of an 8- to 40-hour run.  Many of these
tests  were  repeated.   Detailed summaries  of test  results are
presented in tabular form in the appendices.  The data are based
on tests conducted  while the degreasers were operating for 8 to
24 hours.

Methodology

     Degreaser A and Degreaser B were used whenever possible for
each  test.   Because  they had  almost  identical specifications,
the  two  degreasers  were  expected  to  yield  similar solvent loss
results under  the  same  test conditions.   Although Degreasers A
and B differed slightly in physical condition, the difference in
the  solvent  loss  results  from  the  two   degreasers  was  not
statistically significant.  The two solvents, on the other hand,
differed to  an extreme degree,  but  the  difference found on the
basis  of  solvent used was  not statistically  significant (see
Appendix D).

     The results  indicated that under given test conditions the
solvent loss rate from a degreaser is  a  range,  not an absolute
number.  The ranges from two degreasers having the same specifi-
cations may or may  not overlap.
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     Evaluations of degreaser modifications were based on ranges
of  solvent  loss rates.   The overall  range for  each test  was
established by using  the  two degreaser readings as the extremes
of the range  (most  of the tests were conducted only once).   For
the  tests that  were  repeated,  averages  of  readings for  each
degreaser were used as extremes of the range.

     A typical  degreaser  with no controls was  established  as a
base case,  and the capability of a modification  to reduce  sol-
vent loss was measured against it.  A typical  degreaser consists
of  50 percent freeboard ratio,  uses a load area  of 50 percent,
and has no refrigerated freeboard chiller.  Because solvent loss
for  a  given  condition  varies,  the  solvent  loss  reduction
capability of a modification varies accordingly.

     The  solvent loss  reduction  capability of  the base case was
set at zero.   The  range of solvent loss reduction of a particu-
lar modification was established for each degreaser by subtract-
ing  the   solvent  loss  resulting from that  condition from  the
solvent loss for the base case.

     Tables 4  through 27  present the  test results  on the basis
of  the  various  modifications  and  operating   conditions.   The
tables show  the  absolute solvent loss rate from  each degreaser
under given  test conditions.  They  also  show  the corresponding
decrease or increase in solvent loss under those conditions when
compared  with the base case.   The base  case  in each table is
represented by a zero  decrease  (or increase)   in  solvent loss.
(Inconsistencies appear  in the  SI series  of tables because the
values  have  been  directly  converted  from  English  units  of
measure.   These  inconsistencies  are  minor and  do not affect the
significance of the data that are presented.)

Solvent Loss Data

     Figures  10  through   31 show  the  solvent loss  reduction
capability of the  modifications tested.   The data  are the same
as  those  presented  in tabular form in Tables 4 through  27.   In
the  figures,  each  modification  is  evaluated by comparison with
the appropriate base  case.   The  base case is  always represented
by a zero percent  solvent loss reduction capability.  In Figure
10  for example,  the  modification evaluated is lid position; the
two conditions tested are lid open or closed.   The open position
is  held  as  the base  case,  and  the  closed position is compared
with it.

Effect of Lid-
     Effectiveness of the lid or  cover  is assessed in  Figures
10, 11,  20,  and  21.   For idle degreasers holding nonboiling TE,
the  lid  reduced solvent  loss  from 0 to 40  percent;  for  idle
                                25

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                               TABLE 4.  SUMMARY OF SOLVENT LOSS DATA  FOR OPERATING
                                     DEGREASERS USING 1,1.1,-TRICHLOROETHANE
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0.54
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      c  Based on  results from tests 22, 48, 84, 87, and  90.
      d  Hot load  was used throughout the test.
      e  Top was closed one half hour between each load cycle.
        Top was left open one half hour between each load cycle.
      9  Smaller Degreaser C (0.35 nf top opening) was used.
      h  Based on  results from tests 11, 14, 19, 25, 34,  and  88 for  Degreaser A;  19, 25. and 34 for Degreaser B.
      1  Based on  results from tests 18 and 86 for Degreaser  A; test 18  for Degreaser B.
      J  Test groups 21, 22, and 23 were repeated with RFC II operating  at temperatures between -29" and -40°C.

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1.28
1.08
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0.76
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0
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1.04
0.96


0.86
0.66
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from base case

kg/h

0
0.08


0.19
0.38

%

0
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17.8
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Degreaser A

Ib/h


2.82
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1.68
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Ib/h

0
0.45
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Ib/h


2.30
2.12


1.89
1.46
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0.18


0.41
0.84
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                        TABLE 12.   SUMMARY OF SOLVENT LOSS DATA FOR OPERATING DEGREASERS  WITH
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kg/h


0.99
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0.76



0.66
0.49
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0.92
0.82
0.53
0.86
0.66
0.98
0.54
0.49
0.90
0.30
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0.47
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  Based on results of tests 18 and 86.

  Test groups 21,  22, and 23 were repeated with  RFC II operating at temperatures between  -29° and -40°C.
  Based on results of tests 10 and 16.

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                                 TABLE 13.  SUMMARY OF SOLVENT LOSS DATA FOR OPERATING
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Ib/h


2.18
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1.68



1.45
1.07
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Ib/h


2.03
1.80
1.16
1.89
1.46
2.16
1.20
1.08
1.99
0.66
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Ib/h

0
0.23
0.87
0.14
0.57
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0.83
1.04
0.04
1.37
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11.3
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    c Test groups 21,  22, and 23 were repeated with  RFC  II  operating at temperatures between  -20° and  -40°F.
      Based on results of tests 10 and 16.

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                                    TABLE 14.  SUMMARY OF SOLVENT LOSS DATA FOR DIFFERENT SIZE
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   TABLE 18.   SUMMARY OF SOLVENT LOSS DATA FOR OPERATING
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1.61
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0.64
0.51
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%

0
39.7
31.8
63.7

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    TABLE  19.   SUMMARY OF SOLVENT LOSS DATA FOR OPERATING
DEGREASERS USING METHYLENE CHLORIDE AND 70 PERCENT LOAD AREA
                       (English units)
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2.59
1.55
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1.33
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Ib/h

0
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40.2
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Ib/h


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%

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TABLE 20.   SUMMARY OF SOLVENT LOSS DATA FOR OPERATING DEGREASERS
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0.73
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0.60
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0
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0.89
0.59
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0
0.30
0.48
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%

0
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54.1
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34.2

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                                   TABLE 21.   SUMMARY OF SOLVENT LOSS DATA FOR OPERATING
                         DEGREASERS WITH REFRIGERATED FREEBOARD CHILLERS USING METHYLENE CHLORIDE
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Ib/h


1.94
1.60
1.29
2.37
1.33
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Ib/h

0
0.34
0.65
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0.61
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0
17.5
33.5
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Ib/h


1.96
1.30
0.90
2.44
1.29
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0
0.66
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0.67
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0
33.7
54.1
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34.2
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                 TABLE  22.   SUMMARY  OF  SOLVENT LOSS DATA FOR OPERATING DEGREASERS WITH REFRIGERATED
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1.08
0.60
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kg/h

0
0.47

%

0
43.9
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0.59
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0
0.52

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0
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 TABLE 23.   SUMMARY OF SOLVENT LOSS DATA FOR OPERATING DEGREASERS
WITH REFRIGERATED FREEBOARD CHILLERS USING METHYLENE CHLORIDE AND
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2.37
1.33
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Ib/h
0
1.04
%
0
43.9
Degreaser B
Ib/h
2.44
1.29
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from base case
Ib/h
0
1.15
%
0
51.8

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degreasers holding  nonboiling MC, from  22 to  61  percent.   For
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Freeboard Ratio—
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a normal load  area  of 50 percent, solvent loss was reduced by a
range of 7 to  25 percent as FR increased from 50 to 75 percent;
and was reduced  by  a range of 47 to  53  percent as FR increased
from  50  to  100  percent  (Figure  12).  With  degreasers using MC
and a  load  area of  50  percent,  solvent  loss was reduced  by a
range of  17  to  22  percent as FR was increased to  75 percent;
solvent loss was reduced 25 percent  as  FR was increased to 125
percent  (Figure  27).  When the load area was  increased  to 70
percent,  similar results were obtained.   Using TE, solvent loss
was reduced by a range  of 8 to 16 percent when FR was increased
to  125  percent;  using  MC,  solvent  loss  was reduced  about 40
percent under the same conditions.

     Similar tests  were  run  with a  change  of hoist speed from
0.04 to 0.08 m/s (8 to  16 ft/min).   In these tests (Figure 13),
solvent loss was reduced by 28 percent as FR was increased from
50  to  75  percent (using  TE and a normal load  of  50 percent).
When  FR  was increased  beyond 75  percent,  however,  no further
significant  reduction in  solvent loss  was  obtained.   Solvent
loss was also  reduced 30 percent  as FR was increased from 50 to
125 percent using TE and a load area of 70 percent.

     The test  results indicated that increased freeboard ratio
has a negligible effect on  solvent  loss from  idle degreasers
(Figures 22  and 23).   Figure 22  shows  that solvent  loss  in-
creases with increasing freeboard height.  When FR was increased
to 75, 100,  and 125 percent on degreasers holding nonboiling MC,
the minimum increases in solvent loss were 0, 2, and 14 percent,
respectively.  The maximum  increases  in solvent loss were about
22, 16,  and  34  percent.   Although  these values seem to show a
significant increase  in  solvent loss,  they are derived from the
absolute solvent loss rates  for degreasers  holding nonboiling
MC.  These rates are magnified when translated into percentages
of solvent loss.  The increase in solvent loss that accompanies
the increase in  freeboard  ratio  can be presumed to be caused by
experimental error.

     When FR was increased to 75 percent on degreasers holding
boiling MC,  solvent  loss  was reduced  by a  range of  12  to 26
percent.   When FR was increased to 100 percent, solvent loss was
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reduced by a range  of 15 to 20 percent.  When  FR was increased
to 125 percent, solvent  loss  was  reduced by as much  as  18 per-
cent (see Figure 23).

Refrigerated Freeboard Chiller—
     Data  on  refrigerated  freeboard  chillers  were  gathered
simultaneously from Degreaser A,  which was  equipped with RFC I,
and Degreaser B, equipped  with  RFC II.  Figures 16, 17,  18, 24,
25, and 28 show the capability of the chillers to reduce solvent
loss.

     RFC  I  operated at refrigeration  temperatures  of 1°  to 2°C
(34° to 36°F).  RFC II  operated at two temperatures (before and
after the corrections noted in  Section 2):   -23° to -32°C (-10°
to  -25°F),  and -29°  to  -40°C  (-20°  to -40°F).  Test  data are
available on  RFC  I and on RFC  II  (at both  temperatures) for
degreasers using TE and cleaning a load of 50 percent of the top
opening area; on RFC  I  and RFC II (at -23°  to -32°C) degreasers
using TE and cleaning a load of 70 percent;  and on RFC I and RFC
II (at -29° to -40°C) for degreasers using MC.

     On degreasers  using TE,  both chillers  [with RFC II at -23°
to  -32°C  (-10°  to  -25°F)]  to -32°C  (-10° to  -25°F)]  were some-
what effective  in  reducing solvent loss at 50  percent FR; they
had no effect at 75 percent FR, and they increased solvent loss
at  100 percent  FR  and  above,  when compared with corresponding
degreasers without RFC (Figure 16).

     RFC II at -29° to -40°C (-20° to -40°F) was effective up to
75 percent  FR  and  ineffective  at 100  percent  FR when compared
with the  corresponding  system  without  RFC.   (See  Figure 17.)

     On degreasers  using MC,  RFC  I  increased  solvent  loss and
RFC  II at -29°  to  -40°C (-20°  to  -40°F)  decreased solvent loss
to  levels lower  than those  with no  RFC  (Figure  28).   RFC  I
increased solvent loss by  15  percent at 50 percent FR, by 15 to
23 percent at 75 percent FR,  and by zero percent at 125 percent
FR; RFC  II  at -29°  to  -40°C (-20°  to -40°F)  decreased solvent
loss by 16 percent  at 50 percent FR,  by  30  to 35 percent at 75
percent FR,  and by 50 percent at 125 percent FR.

     On degreasers  using TE and a load area of 70 percent, both
chillers  [with RFC  II at -23°  to  -32°C (-10°  to -25°F)]  proved
effective (Figure 18).   The RFC I reduced solvent loss by 34 to
37 percent at 125  percent  FR;  RFC II reduced solvent loss by 18
percent at 50 percent FR and  by 30 to 33 percent at 125 percent
FR.
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     On  idle  degreasers  holding nonboiling  MC, both  chillers
proved ineffective.   RFC  I increased solvent loss  by 5 percent
at 50  percent FR and by  4 to  27  percent at 75 percent FR;  it
decreased solvent  loss  by negligible amounts  to 15  percent  at
100  percent FR.   RFC  II  [at  -29°  to  -40°C  (-20°  to  -40°F)]
increased solvent  loss  by 135  percent  at 50 percent FR,  60  to
100 percent at  75  percent FR,  and 50 to  70 percent at 100 per-
cent FR (Figure 24).

     On an  idle degreaser holding boiling MC,   RFC  I was inef-
fective and RFC  II  was  effective.   RFC  I  increased solvent loss
by 43  percent at 50 percent FR and decreased solvent loss by 28
percent  at  100  FR  when compared with  an idle  degreaser  at  50
percent FR  and  no  chiller.   RFC II decreased solvent loss by 37
percent at  50 percent  FR  and  by 54  percent  at  100  percent  FR
when  compared with an  idle  degreaser at  50  percent FR  and  no
chiller (Figure 25).

Load Cross-Sectional Area—
     Results of  tests varying  the  load  cross-sectional area are
displayed in  Figures 12,  13,  and 27.  When  the load  area was
increased from 50 to 70 percent ratio in degreasers using TE and
operating at  a  hoist  speed of 0.04 m/s  (8 ft/min),  solvent loss
increased by  6  to  25  percent at 50  percent FR,  by 10  to  70
percent at  75 percent FR,  and by 80 to 100 percent at 100 per-
cent  FR  (Figure 12).   The  latter  two results were obtained by
interpolation.

     When the load  area was increased from 50 to 70 percent in
degreasers  using TE  and  operating  at  0.08 m/s  (16  ft/min),
solvent loss  increased  by 35 percent at  50 percent FR,  81 per-
cent  at  75 percent FR  (by  interpolation),  46  percent  at 100
percent FR  (by  interpolation),  and 33 percent at 125 percent FR
(Figure 13).  The  corresponding increases in  solvent loss when
MC was used  in  an operating  degreaser at 0.04  m/s  (8 ft/min)
were 55 percent at 50 FR,  54 to 75 percent (by interpolation) at
75 percent  FR,  39  to  47  percent  (by interpolation)  at 100 FR,
and 21 to 25 percent at 125 FR  (Figure 27).

Hoist Speed—
     Tests were run at hoist speeds of both 0.04 and 0.08 m/s (8
and  16 ft/min)  on  degreasers using TE (Figures  14 and 15).  The
higher  hoist  speed  increased solvent  loss  at all  freeboard
ratios except  75 percent FR,  where  no  difference was observed.
The  overall  test data,  however, indicated that  increased free-
board ratio reduced solvent loss under all conditions.  The data
point  at 75  FR  may thus have  been  influenced  by  some unknown
error.  The increase in hoist speed increased solvent loss by 11
percent when  the degreaser had 50 percent FR  and by 64  to  94
percent when the degreaser had 100 percent FR (Figure 14).
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     The results were different when the degreasers tested had a
load area of  70  percent.   The increase in hoist speed increased
solvent loss by 22 percent when the degreaser had 50 percent FR;
however, no  difference  could be  observed between the  rates  of
solvent loss  at  the  two speeds when the  degreaser  had 125 per-
cent FR (Figure 15).

Crosscurrent Air Velocity—
     Figures  29  and  30 present  the data on  the  effects of in-
creased  crosscurrent  air  velocities  on  idle  and  operating
degreasers.    The  data were collected  from  tests  on Degreaser B
using  MC.   The  air  velocity across  the  degreaser width  was
increased by  a  fan  suspended from the  ceiling  that  blew  air
across the top of the degreaser.

     Although the  operating degreaser had  more solvent loss in
calm air than the idle degreaser holding boiling MC, it had less
than  the  corresponding  idle  degreaser  at  increased  air velo-
cities.  At velocities of calm air  (0.1 m/s or 20 ft/min) and of
0.26  m/s  (52 ft/min),   the operating degreaser  had  about  100
percent more  and 50  percent  less emissions,  respectively, than
the corresponding idle degreaser holding boiling MC  (Figure 30).

     At an  air velocity of 0.26 m/s  (52  ft/min),  the idle de-
greaser holding  boiling MC at 75 percent FR  had  a solvent loss
reduction of  about 45 percent compared to the loss at 50 percent
FR  all  other conditions being the  same.   Comparisons were also
made between  calm  air of 0.1 m/s (20  ft/min)  and air moving at
0.26 m/s (52  ft/min).  When the velocity was increased, the idle
degreaser had an increase in solvent  loss  of about 600 percent
at  50 percent FR and of more than  300 percent at 75 percent FR
(Figure 29).

     When the air velocity was increased  from calm air to 0.43
m/s  (84 ft/min),  solvent  loss  from the  idle  degreaser holding
nonboiling MC increased more than ten  times (Figure  30).

Lip Exhaust—
     The  lip  exhaust modification  was  tested by  installing a
system  on Degreaser  A.   Because  the data on solvent loss repre-
sent the total  that  is  lost through the exhaust system and from
the degreaser top  opening,  definite conclusions cannot be drawn
about loss through the exhaust system  alone.  Comparisons can be
made, however,  between the effects  of lip exhaust on operating
and on  idle degreasers.

     Figure 31 presents the test results.  The three data points
at the  lip exhaust rate of zero correspond to the degreaser with
no  exhaust  system in use;  all other  data  points correspond to
the degreaser with the  exhaust system on.  When compared with a
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degreaser without the modification,  an operating degreaser with
lip exhaust had a rate  of solvent loss about 110 percent higher
at 0.25 m3/s per m2  (50 ft3/min per ft2), and 150 percent higher
at 0.50 m3/s per m2  (100 ft3/min per ft2).

     At  an  exhaust rate  of  0.25  m3/s  per  m2  (50  ft3/min per
ft2),  the operating degreaser had about 20  percent higher sol-
vent loss  (by interpolation) than  the idle degreaser;  at 0.50
m3/s per m2  (100  ft3/min  per ft2),  it had about 16 percent less
solvent  loss  than the idle  degreaser at the  corresponding ex-
haust rate.

     Solvent  loss  from  the idle  degreaser  with  the  exhaust
system was  less  at 75  percent  FR than  at 50  percent FR.   At a
lip exhaust rate  of 0.25  m3/s per m2  (50 ft3/min  per ft2), the
idle degreaser at 75  percent FR had  about 55  percent less sol-
vent loss than  at  50 percent FR; it  also had about 55 percent
less solvent loss than the degreaser operating at 50 percent FR.
At  both  50  and  75  percent FR,  solvent  loss  from the  idle
degreasers increased by 25 percent when the lip exhaust rate was
increased from 0.25 to  0.50  m3/s per m2  (50 to  100 ft3/min per
ft2).

Degreaser Size—
     Solvent loss rates from a  small and a large degreaser were
compared.   Both  the  larger degreaser  (Degreaser  A)  and the
smaller one (Degreaser C)  used TE solvent in the test.

     The data show  that solvent loss  from  the large degreaser,
which had a  1.39  m2 (15 ft2) top opening area, was about 300 to
400 percent  greater than  from the small degreaser,  which had a
0.35 m2  (3.78 ft2) top opening area.  Solvent loss per unit area
from the large degreaser,  however,  was 28 to 35 percent greater
than that loss from the small degreaser  (Figure 19).

Measurement of Vapor Level Drop

     It  is  difficult to  measure the vapor level drop  in the
degreaser during load cleaning,  but crude measurements were made
from time  to time.   Table  28 presents  relative  data for esti-
mated average vapor level  drop  as the basket descended into the
degreaser.
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                 TABLE 28.  OBSERVED VAPOR LEVEL DATA
             Item
  Degreaser A or
   Degreaser B
Degreaser C
Basket height, cm (in.)

Load height in the basket, cm (in.)

Vapor zone height, cm (in.)

Position of the top of the basket
  during degreasing
Total vapor drop level during
  degreasing, using 1,1,1-tri-
  chloroethane, cm (in.)

Vapor recovery time, min
    31 (12)

 15 to 20 (6 to 8)

    76 (30)

Top goes 9 cm (3-1/2
in.) below the ini-
tial vapor level


  25 (10)
    1-1/2
 14  (5-1/2)

  10 (4)

  51 (20)

Top  goes 22 cm
(8-1/2 in.) be-
low  the initial
vapor level

  25 (10)
    1-1/3
     Table 29 presents calculated  (theoretical) vapor level  drop
data  for the degreasers.  When a cold load was  lowered into  a
vapor zone,  the level  of that  zone dropped along with the load.
The  observed vapor  level drop  for the degreasers  using TE  was
less than the calculated rate.

     The  discrepancy  between  the theoretical  and  the observed
vapor  level  drop  can  be explained  by assuming that,  in  the
theoretical  case, the  load  is  descended  into  a  degreaser  with
solvent vapor up  to the vapor level and no further solvent vapor
is generated.   In the actual case, however, solvent vaporization
and  condensation  were  continuous.   As  a result, the theoretical
vapor  level  drop  calculations,  which  are based on  load  heat
requirements  and  definite vapor  heat content  in the degreaser,
may differ from the observed vapor level drop.

     Table 30  presents  solvent restoration (boilup) rate calcu-
lations .

Water Accumulation

     Water  that enters the  degreaser  system  is  collected by  a
water  separator.    Water  can  enter  the  degreaser  system  in
several ways:   condensation on  the degreaser interior, including
icing  on refrigerated  freeboard  chiller  coils and  the trough
beneath  the  coils when the chiller  is on; and water brought in
with  the  solvent  (minute  amounts of water  may  enter solvent
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                   TABLE 29.   VAPOR LEVEL DROP CALCULATIONS
Item
Hoist speed, m/s (ft/min)
Heat input at 100% capacity,
kW
kcal/min (Btu/min)
Load input per cycle (exclud-
ing basket weight), kg (Ib)
Solvent boiling point, °C (°F)
Vapor density, kg/m3 (lb/ft3)
Volume of solvent vapor,
m3 (ft3)
Weight of solvent vapor,
kg (Ib)
Latent heat content of solvent
vapor, cal/g (Btu/lb)
Total heat in vapor zone,
cal/cm (Btu/in. )
Heat of condensate,c kcal
(Btu) per cycle
Calculated vapor drop height,
cm (in. ) per cycle
Degreasers A
and B using
1,1,1-tri-
chloroethane
0.04 (8)
24
344 (1365)
45.4 (100)
74 (165)
0.45 (0.28)
1.08 (38)a
4.81 (10.6)
57 (102)
3572 (36.0)
244 (968)
68.6 (27.0)
Degreasers A
and B using
methyl ene
chloride
0.04 (8)
12
172 (683)
45.4 (100)
39 (103)
0.30 (0.187)
1.08 (38)a
3.23 (7.11)
78 (141)
3313 (33.4)
72 (286)
22.9 (8.6)
Degreaser C
using 1,1,1-
trichloroethane
0.04 (8)
8.5
122 (484)
10.4 (23)
74 (165)
0.45 (0.28)
0.08 (2.77)b
0.352 (0.776)
57 (102)
655 (6.60)
56 (223)
93.0 (33.7)
  Based on degreaser vapor level  dimensions  of 86.4 cm by 162.6 cm by 76.2
  cm (34 in.  by 64 in.  by 30 in.).


  Based on degreaser vapor level  dimensions  of 63.5 cm by 40.6 cm by 30.5
  cm (25 in.  by 10 in.  by 12 in.).


c Based on ambient temperature  of 25°C  (77°F)  and heat capacity of 0.11
  cal/g per °C  (0.11  Btu/lb per °F)  for the  load.
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            TABLE  30.  SOLVENT RESTORATION (BOILUP) RATE CALCULATIONS
Data
Molecular weight
Liquid density, kg/1 (Ib/gal)
Specific heat, cal/g per °C
(Btu/lb per °F)
Latent heat, cal/g (Btu/lb)
Solvent vapor, kg/h (Ib/h) per kW
input
Total solvent vapor generation
rate, kg/h (Ib/h)
Volume of solvent vapor,
generated, m /min (ft /min)
Height of solvent vapor
generated, cm/mi n (in. /min)
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
133.42
1.3 (10.84)a
0.266
58 (104)
15.18 (33.46)C
364 (803)d
1.19 (42)
84 (33)
Methyl ene chloride
85
82.81b
0.276
78 (141)
10.98 (24.21)
132 (291)e
0.65 (23)
46 (18)
a At 25°C (77°F) ambient temperature.
b At 20°C (68°F).
c Assuming radiation losses equal  to solvent specific heat.
d At 24 kW input.
e At 12 kW input.
  For a cross-sectional  area of 86 cm by 163 cm (34 in.  by 64 in.).
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storage  from the  atmosphere  and other  sources).   Water  also
condenses on the outside of the degreaser walls when the chiller
is on, but this water does not enter the water separator.

     Several precautions were  taken  during the tests to monitor
water accumulation  and to eliminate its  effect  on solvent loss
readings.  When the degreaser had not been used for a long time,
after solvent  changeover,  or when an  unknown  quantity of water
had entered  the  system,  the degreaser was run at idle with the
solvent  boiling  for  16  hours or  overnight for  the  purpose of
moving  the  water  into the  water  separator.  Water  separators
were also emptied before and after each test.  Samples of reser-
voir solvent were checked thoroughly before many tests to ensure
that water was not being retained in the degreaser.

     During  the  test program, water was  occasionally found and
removed  from  the  water  separators  immediately  after  solvent
changeover and degreaser  startup.   With one exception, no water
accumulated  in  either degreaser  during tests with  and without
the use  of  refrigerated  freeboard chiller, although frosting of
chiller  coils  was  observed  on  Degreaser  B  during tests  of
refrigerated  freeboard chiller.    No  evidence of water content
was found in the frost.  Representatives of the manufacturers of
the test degreasers observed  test  operation and indicated that
the lack of water in the separators was not unusual.

     The exception occurred during two tests with RFC II operat-
ing at  -29°  to  -40° C (-20° to -40°F).   Ice accumulated on the
trough  below the chiller coils  for Degreaser B  when using TE.
Before  these tests,  similar  tests were conducted with MC and no
ice buildup was observed anywhere in the degreaser.  All the ice
that  accumulated during the  two  TE tests was  condensed at the
end of  the  tests by turning off the water supply to the primary
condenser and  allowing hot vapors to  rise up  in the degreaser.
(The  ice did not melt during the defrost cycle  because of the
cold temperature of the coils.)  The water that collected in the
water separator after  this  procedure was negligible in compari-
son with hourly solvent loss.
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                            SECTION 4

                      ECONOMIC EVALUATIONS


     The economic impact of  selected degreaser modifications is
discussed in this section.   Because the solvent loss capability
of  a  modification  is  not proportional  to its cost,  no direct
relationship exists  between evaluation of solvent loss reduction
capability and economic benefit.  (It is possible that a modifi-
cation that is less  efficient in reducing solvent loss may prove
to be more cost-effective.)


METHODOLOGY

     The  typical  degreaser,  which  is   the  base  case  for  the
evaluation,  has a 50 percent freeboard  ratio, uses a 50 percent
load area  and  has no refrigerated  freeboard  chiller.   The mod-
ifications evaluated are freeboard ratio, refrigerated freeboard
chiller, load  area,  hoist speed, lip exhaust,  crosscurrent air
velocity, and  lid.   Several  of these—hoist speed,  load size,
crosscurrent air velocity—are operational practices rather than
actual modifications.   They  have a  considerable  effect on sol-
vent loss and thus on degreaser economics.

     The modifications  are evaluated economically  on the basis
of  the additional costs  they bring to degreaser operation.  The
capital  costs  and those of  operation  and maintenance  are con-
sidered.

     These costs  are different  for  new  and for retrofit instal-
lations.  A new installation is one in which the modification is
built into the degreaser at the factory.  A retrofit is added at
a later time on the  site.  This report presents cost evaluations
for both new and retrofit installations of degreaser modifica-
tions.   All the costs are given in 1979  dollars.


COST ELEMENTS

Capital Cost

     The capital cost of a modification includes purchase price,
installation, engineering,  and  startup.   Freight  is considered
as part of the purchase price.


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Annual Operating Costs

     Annual  operating  costs  are  the  total  of fixed  charges
(capital charges,  insurance,  and maintenance)  and  direct oper-
ating costs.  Direct  operating  costs  include the costs of main-
tenance, labor,  replacement parts,  utilities  that  are incurred
because of the modification, and credits from the savings in the
solvent loss over the base case.

     Annual  capital  charges are  calculated using  a  10  percent
interest rate and  a  12  year equipment life.  Estimate of equip-
ment  life  is based  on conversations  with  manufacturers.   The
capital charges  are  equivalent to  14.676 percent  of  the total
capital cost.  Insurance and taxes are estimated at 4 percent of
the capital cost; maintenance and labor, at 2 percent.  Costs of
replacement  parts are  based   on  information  supplied   by  the
manufacturers.  Utility costs are based on $0.04 per kWh.

Capital and Operating Costs of Various Modifications

     A brief description of the cost of each modification (i.e.,
the cost as  it  exceeds  that for a base case degreaser) is given
in Appendix D.

Refrigerator Freeboard Chiller—
     Cost  estimates   for   refrigerated  freeboard   chillers  are
based   on   information  from   the  manufacturers   of  the  test
degreaser units.  RFC I has a refrigeration system  that includes
a  1.12  kW  (IH-hp) compressor.   According  to  the   manufacturer,
the  size  of  the  chiller  is based  on the  solvent  used.   Fifty
percent more refrigeration is needed for new or retrofit  instal-
lations of RFC  II  on  degreasers  using  MC than on  degreasers
using TE.   In the latter  case, a 0.75 kW (1-hp)  compressor is
sufficient.

     The capital  cost of a refrigerated  freeboard  chiller in a
new  installation  is  limited  to  the  price   of   the  factory-
installed chiller.  The capital cost of a retrofit chiller also
covers   installation,   including   refrigeration,    electrical
plumbing (if water cooled), and mechanical connection.

     The primary operating cost  of  a  chiller  is  that  of  the
additional utilities.  These costs  are  based on energy-use data
accumulated  during testing,  and assume a rate of   $0.04/kWh and
8000  h/yr   operation  (regardless  of the number  of  shifts  of
degreaser operation).

     RFC I  (operating at  temperatures above freezing) installed
at the  factory  on a  new degreaser costs  $3300 above the  cost of
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the  degreaser.   A similar  retrofit unit  costs  $4000.   Annual
utility costs are $223  for  both new and retrofit units.  An RFC
II  (operating  at temperatures below freezing)  costs  $3717 when
installed at the  factory.   A similar retrofit unit costs $7340.
Annual utility  costs are  estimated at  $341 for both  new  and
retrofit units.
     The cost of RFC  II  is based on a  1.12  kW (IVhp) compres-
sor.  Replacement  parts  are assumed to be the  same  as that of
the degreaser.

     Additional operating  and maintenance  costs  depend upon the
condenser  type,  whether air  cooled or water cooled;  they are
also negligible.   Air-cooled  condensers usually  cost less than
water-cooled units.  Water-cooled units need virtually no main-
tenance; at the most,  dirt may accumulate on the condenser tubes
and  need  to  be chemically removed  once  a  year.   Air-cooled
condensers require air blowing for cleaning purposes about every
two months.  Total maintenance  of a secondary freeboard chiller
may amount to 8 man-hours per year.

Load Area  (Oversized Basket) —
     The typical cross-sectional area  is  a  50 percent ratio of
load to degreaser top opening.  A 70 percent ratio, which allows
a heavier  load,  is not  common.   Loads  are  usually placed in a
basket  for easy movement  into  and  out of the  degreaser.   The
load cross-sectional  area  can  be  defined as the size  of the
basket  in  which the load  is  placed.   In  the  test program, two
baskets, sized at  50  and 70 percent ratios of load to degreaser
top, were used, and the same load was placed in both.  The equal
weights  used  in the tests  should be considered  when evaluating
the economic and solvent loss data in the report.

     The  capital   cost  of  the  modification  is  limited  to the
purchase of  a new basket.  A basket that is  70  percent of the
size of the degreaser top open area costs about $242.  A hot dip
galvanized basket  that is  50  percent  of  this area costs about
$164.   Installation costs  are  negligible.   A  retrofit installa-
tion of  a  basket sized at 70 percent requires the purchase of a
new  basket and retirement of the  basket sized  at 50 percent,
with no  salvage value.  No  installation,  engineering, startup,
replacement parts,  or utilities are required.   The additional
cost of a new basket  sized at 70 percent is  thus equal to the
difference in the price of the baskets,  or $78.  The calculation
is based on the assumption that a choice is made between the two
options  when   a  new  degreaser  is  ordered,  and only  the  cost
differential can be charged to the modification.

Hoist Speed —
     The  capital  cost of  modifying the hoist  speed on  a new
degreaser  installation  is an  estimated premium  of $50  for  a
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hoist with a chain speed of 0.08 m/s (16 ft/min) versus one with
a chain  speed  of 0.04 m/s (8 ft/min).   In  a retrofit modifica-
tion, the  cost includes the purchase and installation of a new
hoist and  scrapping of  the old hoist.  The cost is $609 for the
hoist and  $120  for  the  installation;  engineering  and startup
costs are estimated to be zero.

     Annual  utility  costs are  estimated to  be the  same  for a
hoist speed  of  0.08  m/s  (16  ft/min)  and  one  of 0.04  m/s  (8
ft/min);  therefore, no  additional utility  charges are added to
the modification costs.   Replacement parts are also estimated to
be zero.

     During  the  tests,  the number  of cycles was  held the same
for both the 0.04- and 0.08-m/s (8- and 16-ft/min) hoist speeds.
As a result, the number of loads did not change when the hoist
speed did.   It can be estimated,  however, that 2 minutes can be
saved per  6.5-minute  cycle by using  an  0.08-m/s   (16-ft/min)
hoist speed.  The  potential increase  in  work capacity  is  31
percent,  but the solvent loss  also increases with the number of
cycles per hour.

Lip Exhaust—
     The capital cost of a lip exhaust system  includes the lip
exhaust manifold, exhaust fan,  connecting ductwork, and exterior
outlet.   Installation,  engineering,  and startup costs are addi-
tional  for  a  retrofit modification.   Annual   operating costs
include  electricity  to  operate  the fan.   According to season,
the  makeup air exhausted from the fan  must be  heated or cooled
to  maintain comfortable working  conditions,  however,  an air-
conditioned  shop is unlikely.

     The cost  of the  lip exhaust system is $1330, and the esti-
mated installation cost is  $90.   Engineering and startup costs
are  estimated  at zero.   Annual electricity  expenses are about
$60, and the cost of  heating the load  (based on use of natural
gas)  is  about  $343.   Both  of  these costs  assume an operating
schedule of  one  shift per day.   Costs  for replacement parts are
considered negligible.

     The main  function  of the  lip exhaust  is  to segregate the
solvent  loss emissions  from the  degreaser by  routing them to
connecting equipment  or to  the  atmosphere.  In  this study,  no
efforts  were made to measure  the rate  of  solvent loss through
the  exhaust  system.   No economic evaluation of lip exhaust was
made from the data.

Crosscurrent Air Velocity—
     Increased crosscurrent air velocities involve no  additional
capital  costs.   The  only additional  annual cost is  from the
solvent that is  lost per year.
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Lid—
     Because  the  lid  is   an  integral  part  of  a  standard
degreaser, it involves no additional capital costs.


ECONOMIC SUMMARY

     The  economic  evaluations of  the modifications  tested are
summarized  in  tabular  form  in  Appendix D.   These  evaluations
include data on capital and annual operating  costs,  net profit
(or loss),  ratio of  savings  to cost,  payback period,  and capac-
ity lost because of the modification.   Idle degreasers cannot be
compared  with  the  base case  and as a result  they are excluded
from the  evaluations.   Three  schedules  for using the degreasers
are considered:  one, two, or  three shifts per day (2000, 4000,
or 6000 h/yr).

     Degreaser  utilization  has   a significant impact  on  the
evaluations.  All the manufacturers agree that degreaser life is
unaffected  by  using  it for  more than one  shift  a day.   Conse-
quently,  the  credit (or  expenditure)   resulting from  solvent
savings (or loss)  is increased  twofold  and threefold when the
degreaser is operated 4000 and  6000  hours per  year  instead of
2000  hours;  however,  the   annual  operating  costs  (capital
charges,  insurance and  taxes,  maintenance and labor)  remain the
same.   In other words,  the  effectiveness  (savings or expendi-
ture) of  a  given modification  is multiplied as the degreaser is
used more.  A  degreaser with a given modification that operates
2000 hours  per year  and  has  a  minimum  solvent savings  rate is
least profitable  (or expensive);  while  the degreaser with the
same modification  that  operates 6000 hours per year  and has a
maximum solvent savings rate  is  most profitable (or expensive).

     For  some of the modifications,  special attention should be
paid to aspects of  their  operation that affect  the  savings or
expenditures.   In an actual  degreaser operation,  the large load
basket  (at  70 percent ratio)  is  used to degrease a heavier load
per unit of time.   Similarly, a faster hoist speed means shorter
cycle time  (i.e.,  more cleaning cycles  per unit  of  time).  In
the  test  program,  however,  the  load weight and the  total cycle
time  were  held constant.   For other  modifications,  such  as
freeboard  ratio and refrigerated  freeboard   chiller,  economic
evaluations are useful.

     Another key factor in the  economic evaluations  is  whether
the installation is new or retrofitted.   The credits (or expend-
itures) that are  gained  from solvent  loss  reduction  (or in-
crease) are the same in both cases, whereas the annual operating
costs are always higher in retrofit installations.  Consequent-
ly, a new installation  of a  degreaser modification is economic-
ally more effective  than the corresponding  retrofit installa-
tion.
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     The ratio  of savings  to cost  that is calculated  in each
table has no  significance except to indicate the monetary value
of the  modification.  Because  only secondary  chillers  involve
any significant capital annual operating costs, the calculation
of payback period is  of  little  importance in most cases.  Where
the modifications  result in  a net  loss,  no payback  period is
calculated.

     The lost capacity is the difference between  the  load that
can be  cleaned  after modification and  the load that  can be
cleaned under base conditions.   Only the modifications of free-
board ratio involve  lost  capacity.   The increased ratio results
in a longer hoist traveling time,  which in turn slows the move-
ment of  the  load from floor  to platform to  basket.   The oper-
ating cycle is longer than  in  the base case,  and less  load is
thus cleaned per unit of time.  The extent of this lost capacity
increases as  the freeboard ratio  increases,  and  depends also
upon the  hoist  speed and  cycle  time.   The percentage  of lost
capacity is expressed in the following equation:
where t = present cycle time, min

      v = hoist speed, m/min (ft/min)

      x = increase in freeboard, m (ft).

     During the  test program,  the total  time of the degreasing
cycle was  held constant when  the hoist  speed changed.   There-
fore, tests run at a hoist speed of 0.08 m/s  (16 ft/min) show no
difference  in  lost  capacity  from  those  run at  0.04 m/s  (8
ft/min) .

     Of all  the modifications  evaluated,  only changes in free-
board ratio show a definite economic benefit.  Capital costs are
low  and annual  operating  costs  are  negligible (refer  to  the
tables  for  specific values).   The  savings in  solvent loss  are
substantially greater than  the expenses incurred by the modifi-
cation.  Lost capacity  has not  been figured  into  the profit-
ability calculations,  but  this negative  effect is not expected
to have a significant impact.

     The other  modifications have less of a capacity either to
reduce solvent loss or to do so on an economic basis.
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                            SECTION 5

                 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS


     The solvent loss capabilities  of the various modifications
are summarized in Tables  31  and 32.  A graphic summary is shown
in Figures 32 and 33.   An analysis was also made of the relative
economic benefits of  the modifications.  This  analysis  is sum-
marized in Tables 33 and 34.

     The  following  conclusions  can be derived from  the  data.
Under all  conditions,  increased freeboard  ratio decreased sol-
vent loss.  On idle degreasers,  refrigerated freeboard chillers
either had  no effect or  increased solvent loss.   On operating
degreasers, chillers decreased solvent loss better when operated
at lower  temperatures.   Load area  of  70  percent increased sol-
vent loss.   The  rate of  solvent loss  was directly proportional
to the size of the degreaser top opening.

     With  one exception,  degreaser operation under  any  of the
modifications  (including  freeboard chiller)  and using TE re-
sulted in  less solvent  loss  than the base  case.   (Base  case or
typical degreaser operation  is  50  percent FR,  50  percent load
area at  0.04 m/s or 8 ft/min  hoist speed.)  The exception—the
modification  that resulted  in more solvent loss—was operation
without RFC at either hoist speed and cleaning a 70 percent load
area; and  operation without RFC  at 0.08 m/s  (16 ft/min)  hoist
speed,  50  percent  load  area,   and FR  at or below  75 percent.

     At  50  percent FR,  the only  degreaser operation using MC
that resulted in less solvent loss than the base case was use of
RFC at  -29° to  -40°C  (-20°  to  -40°F);  all other modifications
had more  solvent loss.   At increased  FR,  all modifications had
less solvent loss  except operation with no RFC, a  70  percent
load area,  and FR below 125 percent;  and operation  with RFC I,
cleaning a 70 percent load area, and FR at or below 100 percent.

     For degreasers using 1,1,1-trichloroethane, the best sol-
vent loss control was achieved by any of the following modifica-
tions:

     Incorporation of RFC II at -29° to -40°C (-20° to -40°F)
     on degreasers with at least 75 percent FR.
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                       TABLE 31.   EFFECT ON  SOLVENT  LOSS  REDUCTION OF  VARIOUS MODIFICATIONS TO  AN
                                       OPERATING DEGREASER  USING  1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE
                                  (percentage  of reduction  or increase over the base  case  )
vD
to

- . .

ratio, b
X
SO
75
100
125

Hoist speed, 0.04 m/sc
1 J e C.IW


RFC-f
Off
oa
7-25
47-53



RFC I
1° to 2°C9
5
8

34


RFC II
-23° to -32°Ch
8
18

47

-29° to -40°C1
2
46

51

•in*


RFC.
Off
(5-23)J


(3)-4


RFC I
1° to 2°C



27


RFC II
-23° to -32°C
14


34

Hoist speed, 0.08 m/s
RFC Off

Load
area-
50%
(11)
16
9
20

Load
area-
70X
(50)


(5)

                      Base case-  FR = 50, RFC:  Off, hoist speed = 0.04 m/s, load cross-sectional area = 507.
                      Ratio of freeboard height to degreaser width.
                      8 ft/min.
                      16 ft/min.
                      Ratio of load cross-sectional area to degreaser top opening
                      Refrigerated freeboard chiller
                      34° to 36°F.
                      -10° to -25°F.
                      -20° to -40°F.
                      Percentages in parentheses represent increases in solvent loss over the base case

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CO
                              TABLE 32.    EFFECT ON  SOLVENT  LOSS  REDUCTION OF VARIOUS MODIFICATIONS
                        TO AN OPERATING DEGREASER USING METHYLENE CHLORIDE AT A HOIST SPEED OF 0.04 m/sc
                                    (percentage of decrease  or  Increase over the base case )
Freeboard
ratio,0
%
50
75
125
Load area:d 50%
RFC:6
Off
0
17-22
25
RFC I
L° to 2°Cf
(4)9
5
25
RFC II
-29° to -40°C9
16
46
61
Load area: 70%
RFC:
Off
(53)

9
RFC I
1° to 2°C
(39)

22
RFC II
-29° to -40°C
(5)

44
        d 8 ft/min.
          Base case:   FR =  50,  RFC: Off,  hoist  speed = 0.04 m/s,  load cross-sectional area = 50%.
          Ratio of  freeboard  height to degreaser width.
          Ratio of  load cross-sectional area  to degreaser  top  opening.
        e Refrigerated freeboard chiller.
        f 34° to 36°F.
        9 -20° to -40°F.
          Percentages  in parentheses  represent  increases in solvent  loss over  the base case.

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        TABLE 33.   ANNUAL SAVINGS RESULTING FROM MODIFICATIONS TO  A DEGREASER
          USING  1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE AND  OPERATING ONLY ONE SHIFT PER  DAYa«b
                                         (1979  dollars)

Freeboard

ratio,
X
50
75
100
125
Hoist speed. 0.04 m/sc
Load area: 50Xe
f
RFC:
Off
0
51-291
629-686


RFC I
1° to 2°C9
(834)J
(778)

(590)

RFC II
-23° to -32°Ch
(997)
(1031)

(521)
-29° to -40°C1
(1082)
(523)

(260)
Load area: 70%

RFC:
Off
(87-355)


(34-133)

RFC I
1° to 2°C



(586)

RFC II
-23° to -32°C
(929)


(735)
Hoist speed. 0.08 m/sd
per. nff


Load
area:
SOX
(166)
168
56
197

Load
area:
70X
(760)


(171)
  Profit due to solvent savings less the cost and operation of modification.
  Lost capacity resulting  from Increase In freeboard ratio not Included In analysis.
c 8 ft/mln.
d 16 ft/m1n.
e Ratio of load cross-sectional area to degreaser top opening.
  Refrigerated  freeboard chiller.
9 34° to 36°F.
h
1
  -10° to -25°F.
  -20° to -40eF.
  Values 1n parentheses  represent  losses.

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              TABLE 34.   ANNUAL SAVINGS RESULTING FROM MODIFICATIONS TO A DEGREASER
                  USING METHYLENE CHLORIDE AND OPERATING ONLY ONE SHIFT PER DAY
                             AT A HOIST SPEED OF 0.04 m/s (8 ft/min)a
                                         (1979 dollars)
Freeboard
ratio, b
%
50
75
125
Load area: 50%°
RFC:d
Off
0
173-186
172-289
RFC I
1° to 2°Ce
(1179)9
(887)
(733)
RFC II
-29° to -40°Cf
(902)
(522)
(354)
Load area: 70%
RFC:
Off
(535-743)

0-13
RFC I
1° to 2°C
(1310)

(759)
RFC II
-29° to -40°C
(1191)

(591)
  Profit due to solvent savings less the cost and operation of modification.
  Lost capacity resulting from increasing freeboard ratio not included in analyses.
  Ratio of load cross-sectional area to degreaser top opening.
  Refrigerated freeboard chiller.
e 34° to 36°F.
f -20° to -40°F.
9 Values in parentheses represent losses.

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    50
    40
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to
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K  20
CO
to
s
    10
£(20)
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(40)



(50)



(60)
              I
I
I
I
 50% IPAQ AREA. Q.Q4-m/s HOIST SPEED

  A RFC OFF
  D RFC I AT 1° TO 2°C
  O RFC II AT -23° TO -32°C
  O RFC II AT -29° TO -40°C

70% LOAD AREA, 0.04-m/s HOIST SPEED

  °  RFC OFF
  a  RFC II AT -23° TO -32°C

 OTHER

  D  RFC OFF, 50% LOAD AREA,
       0.08-m/s HOIST SPEED
  o  RFC OFF, 70X LOAD AREA,
       0.08-m/s HOIST SPEED
                                   <
  • INTERPOLATED DATA
 	 DATA POINT AT 75% FR IGNORED
	I
              50      75     100     125
                 FREEBOARD RATIO, %
                      150
       Figure  32.   Summary of solvent loss  reduction  capabilities of
      various  modifications to degreaser using  1,1,1-trichloroethane.
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     60
     50
     40
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     Degreaser equipped with 100 percent FR.

     Incorporation of RFC II at -23° to -32°C (-10° to -25°F)
     on degreasers with at least 100 percent FR.

     Although all of these modifications are profitable, the use
of a degreaser equipped  with 100 percent FR is economically and
technically the best control.

     For degreasers  using methylene chloride,  the best solvent
loss control is achieved by the following modification:

     Incorporation of RFC II at -29° to -40°C (-20° to -40°F)
     on degreasers with 125 percent FR.

     Although this modification  is  technically effective,  it is
not economically profitable.

     Caution  should  be  used in  evaluating the results  of the
refrigerated  freeboard  chiller  at  -29°  to  -40°C because the
possible impact of high  humidity has not been studied.  Testing
to date has  been  under conditions where little  or no water was
condensed on the chiller coils.

     The degreaser evaluations  in this study are based on tests
conducted under  ideal conditions of calm  air velocities within
the testroom.  Further,  only a limited number of variables were
tested.  Future studies  of  degreaser systems should be directed
toward  evaluations  that will  apply to actual  degreaser opera-
tions  and  that  will  include a  greater  number  of  variables.
Recommendations follow:

     Simulate  all the  present  test  conditions  at  higher air
     velocities.    The  combined  data  will  provide  degreaser
     evaluations for various air velocities.

     Evaluate  the effect of load  weight  on  solvent loss from
     operating degreasers by using different load weights.

     Evaluate  the effect of increased or  decreased  cycle time
     and determine its relation to hoist speed.

     Conduct  tests  to determine  whether  refrigerated freeboard
     chiller  temperature  and blanket temperature   are  inter-
     related.

     Make accurate  and  continuous  measurements of vapor level
     drop  during  load  cleaning  in degreasers operating  with
     various modifications.   Compare the vapor level drop obser-
     vation with theoretical estimates.
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Evaluate power-operated lid.
Evaluate  effect of  humidity on  low temperature  chiller.
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                           APPENDIX A
                     REDUCTION OF TEST DATA

     The raw data are given in the series of tables (A-l through
A-161) following these pages.   Almost every test is represented
by two tables, one  for  each degreaser used.  The top portion of
the table identifies the  test number, date, ambient conditions,
and the  degreaser  and its  operating parameters.*  The  body of
the table consists  of successive  readings  of degreaser weights
at different  test  times  and reduced data  showing the  rate of
solvent loss under given conditions.
     The successive  data  points (or  test readings)  are identi-
fied by  a number, starting at 1.  Data points having no numbers
(which  are  located  at the  beginning  and  end  of some of  the
tables)  are  from   readings  taken  during  the  solvent  heating
period at  the beginning  of  the test  and  the  solvent  cooling
period at the end;  these readings were not considered in solvent
loss rate evaluations.  Reading No.  1 represents the data point
taken after the  equilibrium  condition was  reached.  This condi-
tion  was assumed to  be  attained  when  the solvent in  the  de-
greaser  was  completely  boiling  and  a definite and stable vapor
line had been  established at the top of the degreaser.  Reading
No.  1 was  usually  taken  a half  hour after  equilibrium  was
reached.    In  tests of  operating  degreasers,  hoist  operation
(load cleaning) was  started when Reading No. 1 was taken.
*  In  the  tables,  freeboard ratio  (FR)  is  represented by  FB;
  refrigerated  freeboard chiller  (RFC)  is  represented by  SC.
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     The items presented in the table are explained below:
     T:   Time (in minutes) when the degreaser was weighed.
     W:   Total weight (in pounds) of the degreaser, as measured
          by the two separate scales for each degreaser.  All
          the weighings were made when the load was out of the
          degreaser.
    AT:   Difference between the successive T readings, con-
          verted to hours.
    AW:   Difference between the successive W readings, in
          pounds .
   I AT:   Cumulative time difference (i.e., difference between
          the corresponding T reading and the first T reading),
          converted to hours.
   ZAW:   Cumulative weight loss (i.e., difference between the
          corresponding W reading and the first W reading).
          These values are all given as negative numbers, which
          represent the cumulative decrease in the weight.
    AW
          Solvent loss between successive readings, expressed
          as pounds per hour.
   ZAW
          Cumulative solvent loss, expressed as pounds per hour.
          Average of successive cumulative weight loss rates
           ZAW
          (   )' expressed as pounds per hour.
     For each test, the solvent loss rate from each degreaser is
estimated by  relating the cumulative solvent  loss (ZAW),  which
is a  dependent variable,  with the  cumulative  time (ZAT),  which
is  an independent  variable.  The  relationship  is  given by  a
simple regression equation:
          (ZAW) = a + b (ZAT)                     (Eg. A-l)
     Coefficients  a  and  b  are  evaluated  by  using the  least
squares  method,  which  minimize the square  of  the difference
between  the predicted value and the experimental value  of  the
dependent variable.  Once the coefficients have been determined,
they can be used  in Equation A-l to calculate the total solvent
loss in a given amount of time.  Because Reading No.  1 is always
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the starting point (i.e.,  ZAW and IAT are zero at that reading),
a plot  of ZAWs vs. ZATs  theoretically should pass  through the
origin  (i.e.,  intercept a should be zero).  The  value  of coef-
ficient a  is  negligible,  and it has been omitted from  the cal-
culations.  Coefficient b of  the  regression equation  was thus
used as the solvent loss  rate under the given conditions.  This
coefficient is  the  crucial element  that  has been used for the
degreaser evaluation.
     Confidence  intervals  were calculated  at   95  percent  to
obtain  an indication  of  the accuracy  of  b.    These  interval
estimates are a range  of  values that can be expected to include
the correct  value up  to  95  percent of  the time,  which  is  a
measure of the error involved in the estimate.
     The confidence interval for the solvent loss rate at b, and
the other terms  for  obtaining  it,  are presented  on  the last
sheet of each table.   An explanation of the items follows:

      n:  The number of data points used in the analysis.
  Slope:  The coefficient b of the regression equation.   (The
          slope is a positive value.  It is shown here as a
          negative number because the test readings were given
          as decreases in total degreaser weight.)
  Inter-  The coefficient a of the regression equation.   (When
   cept:  this value appears in a table as a negative number,
          the actual value is positive,  and vice versa.   The
          reason for this reversal was noted in the preceding
          item. )
    S  :  The standard deviation of the dependent variable ZAW
     yx   for a fixed ZAT.
          Svv = [(Z(ZAW)2-aZ(ZAW)-bZ(ZAW)(ZAT))/n-2]*s  (Eq. A-2)
           JrA
     S :  The standard deviation of ZAT.
      4t
          Sx = UnZUAxJMKlAT))2]/,^}               (Eq. A.3)

                  yx
     S :   S  = -                                 (Eq. A-4)
               Sx
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S.:  The S.  term that is calculated here is of no use for
     estimating the confidence interval.  (The term is
     designed to estimate the confidence interval for b.)

      b • E
          s  •   +   -*                          (Eq'  A'
                                    AW
     SG:  The standard deviation of   .
   t /2 :   Value of Student 't1  for n-2 degrees of freedom at
          95 percent confidence levels.
      r:   The correlation coefficient.  The r value is also a
          positive number.
            .     Z(ZAW)(ZAT)
          r ~  [Z(ZAW)*][
     CI:   The confidence interval (CI) is given in the
          following equation:
          CI = slope b + tQ/2 Sfl                       (Eg. A-7)

     The correlation coefficient  (r)  is  a measure of the degree
of closeness  of  the linear relationship  between  the  two varia-
bles.  The  r  is  a pure  number, it  has  no dimensions,  and it
always falls between -1 and +1.  Positive values of r indicate a
tendency of the dependent variable  ZAW and independent variable
ZAT  to increase  together.   Negative values  of r  indicate the
association of large values  of ZAW with small values of ZAT.  A
perfect correlation is indicated by r = 1.
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                        TABLE AJ   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  1-A.
                                        Page  ;  of _4_
Degreaser A, operating

     Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
          	
     Inlet air
     Other
PC   *         SC
    Exhaust air  x
A  50   »
 8  TTTmin
Date  10/10/78
Ambient afr
  Temperature  61   *F
  Pressure25.67^"*  Hg
  Humidity  aa*
Reading
No.
T, mln
IT. 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
CAT, h
CAW, 1b
(S). ™
(far). lb'h
X, Ib/h

85. 000
3601.900








100.000
3613. 100







1.
166.000
3615.300







2.
222. 000
3613.700
0. 933
-1.600
0. 933
-1.600
-1.714
-1.714
-1.714
3.
272. 000
3612. 100
0. 833
-1.600
1.767
-3. 200
-1.920
-1.811
-1.76C:
4.
340. 000
3609. 500
1. 133
-2. 600
2. 900
-5. 800
-2. 294
-2. 000
-1. S4i:

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      TABLE  A-1.   (continued)
Page  2  of 4
Reading
No.
T. «in
U, 1b
AT. h
AM. 1b
IAT. h
CAM. 1b
00. """
(fir). 1b/h
X. 1b/h
5.
391.000
3608. 200
0. 850
-1.300
3. 750
-7. 100
-1.52?
-1.893
-1.855
6.
456. 000
3605. 500
,.03,
-2. 700
4. 833
-9. 800
-2. 492:
-2. 02?:
-1.8S?
7.
515.000
3602. 900
0. 983
-2. 600
5.817
-12.400
-2. 644
-2. 132:
-1.930
8.
573. 000
3600. 600
0. 967
-2. 300
6. 783
-14.700
-2. 379
-2. 167
-1.961
9.
664. 000
3597. 200
1.517
-3. 400
8. 300
-18. 100
-2. 242:
-2. 18J
-1.99J
10.
695. 000
3595. 900
0.517
-1.300
8.817
-19.400
-2. 516
-2. 200
-2.014
M
O
in
       (continued)

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       TABLE A-1.  (continued)
Page 3   of V
Reading
No.
T. Bin
U. lb

AT. h

AW. lb

CAT. h
CAM. lb
($). "">
A*A lb/h
\IA y.
X. lb/h
11.
755. 000
3592. 700
1.000

-3. 200

9.817

-22. 600
-3. 200
-2. 302:
-2. 043
•
12.
814.000
3590. 500
0. 933

-2. 200

10.800

-24. 800
-2. 237
-2. 296
-2. 066

13.
835. 000
3588. 000
1. 183

-2. 500

11.983

-27. 300
-2. 113
-2. 276:
-2. 03<

14.
931.000
3585. 500
0. 767

-2. 500

12.750

-29. 800
-3.261
-2. 337
-2. 103

15.
1004.000
3582. 300
1.217

-3. 200

13.967

-33. 000
-2. 630
-2. 363
-2. 122:

16.
1068.000
3579. 500
1.067

-2. 800

15.033

-35. 800
-2. 625
-2.381
-2. 139

M
O
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TABLE A-1_.   (continued)
                                           Page JL of _L
Reading
No.
T. «1n
H. Ib
AT. h
AH. Ib
CAT. h
ZAU. Ib
(*\ Ib/h
1 77 1 iD/n
\AT/.
(or). 1b/h
X. 1b/h
17.
1112.000
3577. 200
0. 733
-2. 300
15.767
-38. 100
-3. 136
-2.416
-2. 156
18.
1171.000
3574. 900
0. 983
-2. 300
16.750
-40. 400
-2. 339
-2. 4K:
-2. 17J
19.
1230.000
3572. 500
0. 983
-2. 400
17.733
-42. 800
-2.441
-2. 4K
-2. 18S
20.
1260.000
3570. 600
0. 500
-1.900
18.233
-44. 700
-3. 800
-2. 45?
-2. 19?

1263.000
3551.900

















     n  19
     Slope -2.509
     Intercept  1.955
0.591
5.565
0.02B
0.226
        2.110
r       -0.999
Confidence Interval
2.509 + 0.053
                                          Sc   0.552

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                               TABLE  A-2.   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  1-A
                                                                      Page j_ of  4
      Degreaser B. operating

           Solvent:  1,1,1-THchloroethane
                                                     Date   10/10/78
           FB  50   I
           Inlet  air
           Other
PC    x        SC
    Exhaust air  x
    A   50  i
V   8   ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature  61   *F
  Pressure 29.67 ^n.  Hq
  Humidity ~~~
Reading
No.
T, win
N, Ib
AT. h
AN. Ib
CAT, h
CAN. Ib
(S), '*
(8ft »"
X, Ib/h

90.
2758. C:








100.
2774. 1







1.
165.000
2767. 100
•






2.
226. 000
2764. 100
1.017
-3. 000
1.017
-3. 000
-2.951
-2.951
-2.951
3.
294. 000
2760. 500
1. 133
-3. 600
2. 150
-6. 600
-3. 176
-3. 070
-3.010
4.
346. 000
2759. 300
0. 867
-1.200
3.017
-7. 800
-1.385
-2. 58t
1 -2. 869
o
09.

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       TABLE A-2.   (continued)
Page J_ of _4_
Reading
No.
T. ofn
M. 1b
AT. h
AM. 1b
CAT. h
CAM. Ib
(^ IK/h
IT?) ID/I)
VAT/.
(Mr). lb/h
X, lb/h
5.
413.000
2756. 000
1. 117
-3. 300
4. 133
-11. 100
-2. 955
-2. 685
-2. 823
6.
466. 000
2753. 800
0. 883
-2. 200
5.017
-13.300
-2.491
-2.651
-2. 789
r .
525. 000
2751.700
0. 983
-2. 100
6. 000
-15.400
-2. 136
-2. 567
-2. 752:
8.
584. 000
2750. 500
0. 983
-1.200
6. 933
-16.600
-1.220
-2. 377
-2. 69?:
9.
650. 000
2743. 700
1. 100
-1.800
8. 083
-18.400
-1.636
-2. 276
-2. 645
10.
701.000
2746. 700
0. 850
-2. 000
8. 933
-20. 400
-2. 353
-2. 284
-2. 605
o
VD
       (continued)

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TABLE A-a  (continued)
Page JL of 1_
Reading
No.
T. «in
U. Ib
AT. h
AV. Ib
EAT. h
EAM. Ib
(SO. ""•
(8ft ""•
I. Ib/h
11.
765. 000
2743. 700
1.067
-3.000
10.000
-23.400
-2. SK-
-2. 340
-2. 57?'
12.
825. 000
2744. 000
1.000
0. 300
1 1 . 000
-2.3. 100
0. 300
-2. 100
-2*. 5 35
13.
883.000
2740.500
0. 967
-3.500
1 1 . 967
-26. 600
-3.621
-2. 22:-:
-2. 509
14.
946. 000
2738. 400
1.050
2. 100
13.017
28. 700
2. 000
2.205
2.496
15.
1006.000
2738.000
2. 000
-0. 400
14.017
-29. 100
-0. 200
-2. 076
-2. 470
16.
1078.000
2733. 500
1.200
-4. 500
15.217
-33. 600
-3. 750
-2. 20?:
-2. 452
(continued)

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TABLE A^.   (continued)
                                        Page  4 of   4
Reading
No.
T. Bin
U. 1b
AT. h
AU. 1b
CAT. h
CAM. Ib
(*"} Ih/h
iTrJ to/a
\AT/,
GAT). 1b/h
X. 1b/h
17.
1123.000
2731.600
0. 750
-1.900
15.967
-35. 500
-2. 533
-2. 22C:
-2. 43?:
18.
1195.000
2728. 000
1.200
-3. 600
17. 167
-39. 100
-3. 000
-2. 27?:
-2. 42?:
19.
1254.000
2725. 600
0. 98':
-2. 400
18. 150
-41.500
-2.441
-2. 287
-2.421
20.
1304.000
2725. 500
0. 833
-0. 100
18. 983
-41.600
-0. 120
-2. 191
-2. 40?:
21.
1364.000
2723. 200
1.000
-2. 300
19.983
-43. 900
-2. 300
-2. 197
-2. 39?:
22.
1422. 000
2721.000
0. 967
-2. 200
20. 950
-46. 100
-2. 276
-2. 200
-2. 38?:
     n     21
     Slope   -2.113
     Intercept  -1.671
s
s
0.921
6.200
0.033
U.206
       2-093
r      +1.000
Confidence interval
2.113 + 0.069

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                         TABLE A-3   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   2
                                     Page   i  of
Degreaser A, Idle

     Solvent:  1,1,1-THchloroethane
         (Boiling	; nonboiling _x	)
     FB   5n •1      PC             SC
     Inlet"1 air	     Exhaust air
     Other
           Lid closed
    A
V   0
ft/mil
min
Date  10/12/78
Amb 1 enTair'
  Temperature   71   *F
  Pressure 29.7.1'
  Humidity  70  7.
Reading
No.
T, m1n
", 1b
flT, h
AW. 1b
IftT, h
ZAV, lb
W Ih/S
i TT 1 lo/n
\Ai/»
(w). 1b/h
X. Ib/h
1.
0. 000
3590. 000







2.
940. 000
3533. 500
15.667'
-1.500
15.667
-1.500
-0. 09*.
-0. 09*.
-0. 09*.





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                         TABLE  A-4   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  2
                                            Page  i   of
Degreaser B* Idle

     Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
          (Boiling	; nonboilinq  x  )
     FB   50 I      PC              SC
     Inlet atr	     Exhaust air
     Other
           Lid  closed
    A _0_I
V   0   ft/mln
Date   10/12/78
Ambient afr
  Temperature  71   °F
  Pressure 29.73 in.  Hg
  Humidity   7Q' _i
Reading
No.
T, win
M. 1b
•
•
•
AT. h
AW. 1b
tAT, h
EAH. 1b
(S), ™
(M?). iw
X, ib/h
i.
0. 000
2486. 700






2.
?40. 000
2485. 200
15.667
-1.500
15.667
-1.500
-0. 096
-0. 0?*.
-0. 09t.





































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                         TABLE  A-5  SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM TEST NO.  3
                                                                      Page j	of
Degreaser A, Idle

     Solvent:  1,1,1-THchloroethane
         (Boiling
     FB   50  l
     Inlet air
     Other
__; nonboiling 	x_)
PC _^_      SC
    Exhaust air
0  %
  mln
                                                      Date    10/16/78
AmbientaTr.
  Temperature _ 60	°F
  Pressure ?g.jTfiJn.  Hg
  Humidity R?  "X
Reading
No.
T, m1n
N, Ib
AT, h
AN, Ib
EAT, h
IAN, Ib
(A^f %
OW • • •_ xfv
(i?i ""-
X. Ib/h
1.
0. 000
3580. 500







o.
1310.000
3576. 600
21.83;:
-3. 900
21.83;:
-3. 900
-0. 179
-0. 179
-0. 179









































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                         TABLE  A-6   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  3
                                        Page  r  of  i
Degreaser B, Idle.

     Solvent:    1,1,1-TMchloroethane
          (Boiling	; nonboiling  x
     FB  JO  t      PC  ^_^     "SC~
     Inlet air	     Exhaust  air
     Other                           ~
A   0   %
0   fT/min
                        Date    10/16/78
Ambient air•
  Temperature  60   *F
  Pressure 23.bbtn.  Mq
  Humidity ~~
Reading
No.
T( mln
W, 1b
AT. n
AW, Ib
EAT, h
ZAH. Ib
(i?). w
(&). '"»
X, Ib/h
1.
0. 000
3180. 100







2.
1310.000
3178.000
21.83;:
-2. 100
21.83G:
-2. 100
-0. 096
-0. 096
-0. 096

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TABLE A-7   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST  NO.   4
                 Page  1  of  1
Degreaser A, Idle*

     Solvent:  1,1,1-THchloroethane
         (Boiling	; nonboiling 	^
     n  so   i      PC             sc
     Inlet  air	     Exhaust air
     Other                           ™
                                01
                                 m\n
Date   10/19/78
Ambient a*ir
  Temperature   69  *F
  Pressure 25.6dJ"-  Hq
  Humidity 68   "
Reading
No.
Tt mln
W. 1b
AT. h

AN, 1b
MT, h
IAN, 1b
(ar). 1b/h
(IST). lb/h
.
X. fb/h
1.
0. 000
3573. 000









2.
6^15. OL'U
3565. l.'iJO
115. 25U
12. 500

1 15. 250
12. 500
0. lOo
0. i MS
0. 1 ill"!


















































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                         TABLE  A-8   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  4
                 Page
                                                     of
Degreaser B, Idle

     Solvent:    1,1,1-THchloroethane
          (Boiling	; nonboiling  x  )
     FB   50 t      PC              SC
     InleTTfr	     Exhaust  air
     Other
    A     q %
V   0   ft/mi i
                            Date   10/19/78
Ambient air
  Temperature
  Pressure 29.64*".
  Humidity 68  jt
Reading
No.
T, mln
M. Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
CAW, Ib
(AW) ,b/||
(ffl)L """
X, Ib/h
1.
0. 000
T1A1 400







2t
b1:1 1 LJ. l.iflO
"IlS^. h.nn
115. .1-50
7. 800
1 15, 250
7. 800
0. 0*3
0. Oti"-:
0. I.I'. •:









































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                          TABLE A-9  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   5
                                         Page  1   of 1
Degreaser A, idle

     Solvent:  1,1,1-Trichloroethane
         (Boiling 	; nonboiling  x )
     FB   50 %      PC 	     SC _
     Inlet air 	    Exhaust air 	
     Other
    0  %
0   ft/min
                       Date  10/27/78
Ambient air
  Temperature
54 °F
  Pressure 29.64 in.  Hg
  Humidity  73%
Reading
No.
T, win
tf. 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
EAW, 1b
(S). ">»
(fsr). 1b'h
X, 1b/h
1.
o. o-i' o
.3063. 200







2.
3*30. 000
35 j1?. T"5Q
t-5. 500
3. 4f.O
65. 500
3. 450
0. 053
0.053
0. ni:,3









































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                         TABLE A-1Q   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST MO.   5
                                    P«9*  } of
Degreaser B,  Idle  •

     Solvent:    1,1,1-TMchloroethane
          (Boiling	; nonboiling _x	)
     FB   50  i      PC              SC
     Inlet afr	     Exhaust  air
     Other
0  1
  min
                   Date  10/27/78
Ambient rfir
  Temperature
54  °F
  Pressure29.64 jn-  Hg
  Humidity   73 t
Reading
No.
Tf win
M, 1b
ftT, h
AW, 1b
CAT, h
CAW. 1b
(S). ""•
(MO. ™
X. 1b/h
1.
0. Ofin
23^4. ?00







2.
S'r'SO. I'liJU
2351. 700
t-5. T.OO
3. 200
t-5. 500
3. 200
0. 04'?
0. 04?
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                               TABLE A-ll   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  6
                                         Page  1  of  2
      Degreaser A,  Idle

           Solvent:   IJJ-Trichloroethane
                (Boiling   x  '» nonboiling 	)
           FB  50    %      PC      x      SC
           Inlet air	    Exhaust air
           Other
A
8
50   %
 Ft/mi n
Date   11/3/78
Amb i ent "ai r'       *""
  Temperature  76   °F
  Pressure 29.71in.  Hg
  Humidi ty  45  7,
Reading
No.
Tt min
W. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
TAT. h
CAW. 1b
(AWN lh/h
i XT I iDf n
\tJl/t
(far). lb/h
X, 1b/h

0. 000
3670. 300







1.
73. 000
3683.000







2.
140. 000
3680. 100
1.033
-2. 900
1 . 03 ]:
-2. 900
-2. 806
-2. SOt.
-2. 80t.
3.
197. 000
3678. 900
0. 950
-1.200
1.98::
-4. 100
-1. 26'::
-2. 067
-2.437
4.
262. 000
3675. 000
LOS']:
-3. 900
3. 067
-3. 000
-3. 600
-2. 609
W • *T _ *T

327. 000
3657. 900







N>
O

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         TABLE A-11   (continued)
Page 2   of  2
IV)
Reading
No.
T, mln
U. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(M\ ,b/n
\AT/,
X. 1b/h


























•



















•







n 3 S 0.965 t .- 12.706
j U/ t
Slope -2.534 Sx 1.017 r -1.000 •
Intercept 0.138 Sa 0.671 Confidence Interval
O
Sb 2.320 2.53A+8.526
                                                                                               1.188

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                         TABLE A-12  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 6
                                    Page   1  of   2
Degreaser B, Idle

     Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
          (Boiling   x  ; nonboiling	)
     FB  50  %      PC    x          SC
     Inlet air	    TxKaust  air
     Other
                    Date  H/3/78
50  %
 TTmin
Ambient'air
  Temperature  76_  °F
  Pressure 29.71 in~  Hg
  Humidity   4(T"%
Reading
No.
T, mln
». 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
IAT, h
raw, ib
/ftW\ 1K.fc
VBTJ. 1b'h
(Sft """
X, Ib/h

0. 000
230S. 400






1.
120.000
2S03. 400






2.
135.000
2306. 100
i.os::
-3. 300
1.03C:
-3. 800
-3. 50?:
-3. 50?:
-3. 50?:
3.
246. 000
2305. 100
1.017'
-1. 000
2. 100
-4. 800
-0. 93*J
-2. 286
-2. 89T'
4.
302. 000
2802. 300
o. 93;;
-2. 800
3. 03::
-7. 600
-•>.. nnn
-2. 505
-2. 76*.

380. 000
27S3. 600







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       TABLE  A-12 (continued)
Page _2	of
Kl
Reading
No.
T, win
H. 1b
AT. h
AU. 1b
CAT. h
EAU. Ib
(S) lb'h
\AI/,
(¥" AU\
••U" • 1 It /kV
X, Ib/h


























•



















•







n 3 Syx 0.801 tQ/2 12.706
Slope -1.934 Sx 0.975 r -1.000
Intercept -1.392 Sa 0.581 Confidence interval
Sb 2.591 1.934+7.382
S^ 1.335

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                                  TABLE A-1 j  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  7
Page  i  of 5  .
         Degreaser A. operating
Solvent: 1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
FB 50 	 I PC x SC
Inlet afr - Exhaust air x
Other ~~"
' V g ft/ml n
Date 10/12/78
Ambient air
Temperature 65 °F
Pressure 29 . 72 In. Hg
Humidity J2~~*
Reading
No.
T, mln
H. Ib
AT, h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
EAWV Ib
(AT) 1b/h
(IAT) 1b/h
X. Ib/h
1.
0. 000
3616.000







2.
58. 000
3613.500
0. 967
-2. 500
0. 967
-2. 500
-2. 58t.
-2. 5St.
-2. 5St-
3.
1 1 7. 000
3611.900
0. 933
-1.600
1.950
-4. 100
-1.627
-2. 10;:
-2. 34'-
4.
174.000
3609. 600
0. 950
-2. 300
2. 900
-6. 400
-2.421
-2. 207
-2. 299
5.
240. 000
3607. 200
1. 100
-2. 400
4. 000
-8. 800
-2. 182:
-2. 200
-2. 27'-
6.
298. 020
3604. 500
0. 967
-2. 700
4. 967
-11.500
-2. 79::
-2.315
-2. 282:
10

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        TABLE A-13  (continued)
Page  ?   Of  5
Reading
No.
T. «1n
U. 1b
AT. h
AH. Ib
EAT. h
EAH. Ib
09. »"•
($). «•/"
X, 1b/h
T
1 •
362. 04Ci
3602. 000
1.067
-2. 500
6. 03<-
-14.000
-2. 34::
-2. 320
-2. 239
8.
414.060
3599. 800
0. 867
-2. 200
6.901
-16.200
-2.537
-2. 347
-2. 297
9.
472. 030
3597. 000
0. 967
-2. SOO
7. 86?:
-19.000
-2. 896
-2.415
-2.312
10.
531. 060
3594. 200
0. 98C:
-2. 800
8.851
-21.800
-2. 848
-2. 463
-2. 32S
11.
596. 040
3592. 100
1.083
-2. 100
9. 93<-
-23. 900
-1.939
-2. 406
-2. 336
12.
655. 020
3589. 600
0. 983
-2. 500
10.917
-26. 400
-2. 543
-2.418
-2. 34<-
N>
        (continued)

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       TABLE  A-13  (continued)
3  of   5
Reading
No.
T, Mil)
U, Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib .
CAT, h
CAM. Ib
(ir). lb/h
(Mr). lb/h
X. 1b/h
13.
715.020
3583. 300
1.000
- 1 . 300
11.917
-27. 700
-1.300
-2. 32<
-2. 34C:
14.
777. 000
3586. 200
1.03::
-2. 100
12.950
-29. 800
-2.030
-2.301
-2.339
15.
335. 020
3537. 000
0. 967
0. 800
13.917
-29. 000
0. 827
-2. 08<-
-2.321
16.
898. 020
3580. 700
1.050
-6. 300
14.967
-35. 300
-6. 000
-2. 359
-2. 320
1 7
954. 000
3579. 500
0. 930
-1.200
15.900
-36. 500
-1.286
-2. 296
-2. 322:
18.
1012.020
3576. 800
0. 967
-2. 700
16.867
-39. 200
-2. 792:
-2. 32<-
-2. 32::
IS)
       (continued)

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TABLE  A-13 (continued)
Page  4  of s
Reading
No.
T, win
U. 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT. h
EAU. 1b
($r). lb/h
/EAW\ ]b/h
VEAT/.
X. 1b/h
19.
1071.000
3574. 500
0.98]:
-2. 300
17.850
-41.500
-2. 340
-2. 325
-2. 322:
20.
1129.980
3572. 200
0. 98':
-2. 300
18.83-::
-43.800
-2. 340
-2. 326
-2. 32J:
21.
1194.000
3570. 500
1.067
-1.700
19.900
-45. 500
-1.593
-2. 28*
-2. 320
22.
1252.020
3569. 000
0. 967
-1.500
20. 867
-47. 000
-1.551
-2. 252:
-2.317
23.
1317.000
3567. 300
1.083
-1.700
21.950
-48. 700
-1.570
-2.219
-2. 3 1C:
24.
1378.980
3565. 600
1.033
-1.700
22. 983
-50. 400
-1.646
-2. 193
-2. 307
(continued)

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     TABLE A-13  (continued)
Page _5  of  5
Reading
No.
T. min
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
CAW. Ib
«). ™
(fir). 1b/h
X. lb/h
25.
1440.000
35*3. 700
1.017
-1.900
24. 000
-52. 300
-1.86.
™"  0.033 Confidence Interval
d
Sb 0.176 2.27 + 0.068
S 1.130
00

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                              TABLE A-15  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  7
                                                                  Page _]__ of _5__
Degreaser B, operating

     Solvent:  1.1,1-THchloroethane

                     PC
                                                                                Date   11/12/78
          FB _50  t
          Inlet  air
          Other
 x        SC
xhaust air  x
A _50	%
 8  ft/min
Ambient 'air
  Temperature   65   °F
  Pressure 29.TTHTTkg
  Humidity "IF"*
Reading
No.
Tv mln
N, 1b
AT, h
AH. Ib
EAT. h
CAW. Ib
(SX "»•
(it?). «""
X. 1b/h
1.
0. 000
27Sq. ^00







2.
53. 930
2737. 700
0. 98.1!
-1.800
0. 983
-l.SOO
-1.331
-1.33J
-1.831
3.
1 1 7. 000
2737. 100
0.967
-0. 600
1.950
-2. 400
-0. 620
-1.231
-1.531
4.
175.020
"J7:::c'i inn
h« i — — • & — -
0. 967
-2. 000
2.917
-4. 400
-2. 06?:
-1.505:
-1.52-::
5.
233.040
2733. 900
0. 967
-1.200
3. 38f
-5. 600
-1.241
-1.441:
-1.50::
6.
292. 020
2782. 100
0. 933
-1.800
4. 867
-7. 400
-1.83J
-1.520
-1.507
ro
\o

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        TABLE A*]4   (continued)
Page 2   of  5
Reading
No.
T, mln
U, 1b
AT. h
AH, 1b
EAT, h
CAM. 1b
00. ""*
(sft "•"'
X. 1b/h
7.
363. 000
2778. 500
1. 18;:
-3. 600
6. 050
-11.000
-3. 043
-1.816
7 1.556
8.
415.020
2776. 800
0. 867'
-1.700
6.917
-12.700
-1.961
-1.836
-1.596
9.
473.040
2775. 700
0. 967
-1. 100
7.884
-13.800
-1. 136
-1.750
-1.617
10.
533.040
2772. 200
1.000
-3. 500
8. 881
-17.300
-3. 500
-1.947
-1.654
11.
591.060
2769. 500
0. 967
-2. 700
9. 85 J
-20. 000
-2. 79::
-2.030
-1.691
12.
655. 080
2767. 700
1.067
-1.800
10.915:
-21.800
-1.687
-1.997
-1.719
w
o
        (continued)

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TABLE A-14  (continued)
Page  3  of  5
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, 1b
AT, h
aw, ib
EAT, h
EAW, Ib
00. ""*
(SO. ""-
X, 1b/h
13.
714.060
2765. 300
0. 93C:
-2. 400
11.901
-24. 200
-2. 44;:
-2. 033
^1.745
14.
779. 040
2762. 900
i.os::
-2. 400
12.984
-26. 600
-2.216
-2. 049
-1.769
15.
831. 060
2760. 000
0. 867
-2. 900
13.851
-29. 500
-3. 345
-2. 130
-1.795
16.
895. 080
2756. 500
1.067
-3.500
14.91?:
-33.000
-3. 280
-2.21?
-1.82;-
17.
949. 080
2755. 200
0. 900
-1.300
15. 81?:
-34. 300
-1.444
-2. 16?:
-1.84-1
18.
1012.680
2751.300
1.060
-3. 900
16.87?:
-38. 200
-3. 679
-2. 260
-1.869
(continued)

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        TABLE A-14  (continued)
Page _*   of _5__
Reading
No.
T, mln
M. Ib
AT, h
AH, Ib
CAT, h
CAN, Ib
(£). »«•
(SO. "">
X, lb/h
19.
1070.700
2749. 600
0. 967
-1.700
•17. 845
-39. 900
-1.758
-2. 236
-1.889
20.
1129.680
2748. 000
0.93::
-1.600
18.825:
-41.500
-1.62?:
-2. 20'-
-1.906
21.
1193.700
2745. 000
1.067
-3. 000
19.895
-44. 500
-2.812:
-2. 237
-1.922:
:o
t_ t_ •
1251.720
2744. 800
0. 967
-0. 200
20. 362!
-44. 700
-0. 207
-2. 14C:
-1.93^:
23.
1317.720
2742. 100
1. 100
-2. 700
21.962
-47. 400
-2. 455
-2. 15£:
-1.94C:
24.
1381.740
2738. 000
1.067
-4. 100
23. 029
-51.500
-3. 84;:
-2. 236
-1.956
ro
        (continued)

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TABLE A-14  (continued)
Page  5   of  5
Reading
No.
T, mln
H, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
EAW, Ib
(Ir) lb'h
faM\ lb/h
X, lb/h
25.
1434.720
2739. 000
0. 883
1.000
23. 91i:
-50. 500
1. 133
-2. 112:
-1.96*









































•








n 24 Suy 1.122 t „ 2.074
Jr A \tj C
Slope -2.314 Sx 7.062 r -0.998
Intercept 2.707 Sa 0.033 Confidence Interval
a
Sb 0.176 2.31A + 0.068
S^ 1.171

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                         TABLEA-15   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  8
                                                                              of
Degreaser A, operating

     Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
                                                     Date   11/13/78
     FB  50	X
     Inlet air  x
     Other
PC   x          SC
    txhaust air  x
    A   50  %
V  8    ft/mln
Ambient air
  Temperature       °F
  Pressure   -  in.  Hg
  Humidity   - %
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
IAW. 1b
(S). ™
(I?). «"•
X, lb/h
1.
0. 000
3630. 800





2.
52. 980
3628. 500
0. 883
-2. 300
0. 883
-2. 300
-2. 60?:
-2. 605
-2. 60^
3.
111.000
3625. 900
0. 96?
-2. 600
1.850
-4. 900
-2. 689
-2. 649
-2. 62T1
4.
169.930
3623. 400
0. 98C:
-2. 500
2.833
-7. 400
-2. 543
-2.612:
-2. 62J1
5.
234. 980
3621.800
i.os::
-1.600
3.916
-9. 000
-1.477
-2. 29?:
-2.541
6.
292. 980
3620. 000
0. 967
-1.800
4. 883
-10.800
-1.862
-2.212:
-2. 47«:

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      TABLE A-15   (continued)
1  Page 2   of 3
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
SAW. 1b
C^\ Ih/h
1 TV I la/n
\AT/f
Ol*A^^V
2i£jN A llh/k
X. Ib/h
7.
351.960
3617. 100
0. 983
-2. 900
5. 866
-13.700
-2. 950
-2. 335
-2. 452
8.
417.960
3615. 100
1. 100
-2. 000
6. 966
-15.700
-1.818
-2. 25^
-2. 424
9.
463. 960
3612.600
0. 850
-2. 500
7.816
-13.200
-2.941
-2. 329
-2. 4K:
10.
533.940
3609. 700
1.083
-2. 900
8. 399
-21. 100
-2. 67?:
-2. 37 J
-2. 40?
11.
592. 920
3606. 700
0. 983
-3. 000
9. S3Z:
-24. 100
-3. 052:
-2. 439
-2.410
12.
650. 940
3605. 600
0. 967
-1. 100
10.849
-25. 200
-1. 13?:
-2. 323
-2. 402:
tn
      (continued)

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      TABLEA-15   (continued)
i Pa9e  3  of _3_
Reading
No.
T, m1n
H, Ib
AT.'h
AH, Ib
EAT, h
CAN, Ib
($). lb/h
faj!j£\ lb/h
X, lb/h
13.
709. 920
3603. 600
0. 983
-2. 000
11.832
-27. 200
-2. 035
-2. 299
-2. 394.
14.
773.940
•^ni.^nn
1.067
-2. 300
12.899
-29. 500
-2. 156
-2. 287
-2. 386
15.
827. 940
3599. 400
0. 900
-1.900
1 3. 799
-31.400
-2. Ill
-2. 276
-2. 37?:
16.
891. 960
3596. 500
1.067
-2. 900
14.866
-34. 300
-2.715:
-2. 307
-2. 370










•







"15 Syx o.499 ^ 2.160
Slope -2.28 Sx 4.463 r -1.000
Intercept -0.419 sa 0.030 Confidence Interval
Sb 0.289 2.23 + 0.065
S,. 0.573
O>

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                                 TABLE  A-16  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 8
                                                                       Page j	of  3
       Degreaser B. operating

             Solvent:   1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
             FB   50   *
             Inlet air
             Other
PC
SC
    Exhaust air
Rn
 rt/m
                      mln
Date  11/13/78
Amb 1 en fair
  Temperature  -    °F
  Pressure   -  f rT." Hg
  Humidity   -  1
Reading
No.
T, win
W, 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT. h
CAM. 1b
(S). ">'"
(IST). 1b/h
X. Ib/h
1.
0. 000
2802. 500






•
w •
61.980
2801.300
1.03::
-1.200
1.033
-1.200
-1. 16J:
1 1 " "'
-i. it-:-
•3.
118. 980
2799. 100
0. 950
-2. 200
1.980
-3. 400
-2. 31*.
-1.715
-1.438
4.
177.960
2797. 500
0. 98-::
-1.600
2. 966
-5. 000
-1.62?:
-1.686
-1.521
5.
235.980
2796. 100
0. 967
-1.400
3. 93C:
-6. 400
-1.44?:
-1.627
-1.547
6.
301.980
2796. 900
1. 100
0. 800
5. 033
-5. 600
0. 727
-i. 113
-1.460
U)

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       TABLE /\_]6  (continued)
Page _2_ of  3,
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W. 1b
AT, h
AU. 1b
EAT, h
EAM. 1b
/AU\
i an i it. ji.
iTTi ID/n
W/t
(fir). lb'h
X, Ib/h
7.
354. 000
2792. 200
0. 867
-4. 700
5. 900
-10.300
-5. 42J
-1.746
-1.506
8.
418.980
2790. 400
1.081:
- 1 . 800
6. 983
-12. 100
-1.66::
— 1 . i o> •.:
-1.540
9.
471.960
2787. 300
0.881:
-3. 100
7. 866
-15.200
-3.511
-1.932:
-1.539
10.
541. 980
2734. 400
1. 167
-2. 900
9. 033
-18. 100
-2. 485
-2. 00^
-1.633
11.
594. 000
2783. 400
0. 867
-1.000
9. 900
-19. 100
-1. 153
-1.929
~" * • t'\T ^'
12.
652. 980
2781.000
0. 983
-2. 400
10.883
-21.500
-2. 442:
-1.976
-1.693
tJ
00
       (continued)

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       TABLE A-16  (continued)
                                                Page 3	of   3
Reading
No.
T, mln
U, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT. h
EAW. Ib
(M\ lh/h
ITT/ iD/n
W/,
(fir). lb/h
X, lb/h
13.
711.960
2778. 400
0.98::
-2. 600
ll.S6t.
-24. 100
-2. 645
-2.031
-1.721
14.
786. 960
2775. 500
1.250
-2. 900
13. lit.
-27. 000
-2. 320
-2. 059
-1.747
15.
834.960
2773.600
0. 800
-1.900
13. 9 It.
-28. 900
- o T* S
-2. 077
-1.771
16.
892. 980
2772. 400
0. 967
-1.200
14. 88C:
-.30. 100
-1.241
-2. 022
-1.787











•








u-
VD
            n       15


            Slope   -2.130


            Intercept    2.136
Syx   1.114


Sx    4.451


S.    0.067
 a

Sb    0.29b


S_    1.339
          2.160


r    -0.997


Confidence Interval


2.130 + 0.145

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                         TABLE  A-17 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  9
                                         Page  1   of  2
Degreaser A, Idle

     Solvent:  1,1,1-Tr1chloroethane
         (Boiling	x__; nonboiling	)
     FB  50   *      PC    x        SC
     Inlet air   .       Exhaust air
     Other
A
0
o   %
FtTmin
Date   11/14/78 •
Ambient air      '•
  Temperature   70   °F
  Pressure 29.?Tjn. Hg
  Humidity  28  %
Reading
No.
T, mln
M. lb
AT. h
AM. lb
IAT. h
EAH, lb
(S). ">"
(Mr). 1b/h
X. Ib/h
1.
0. 000
3619.400






,
">
»_ •
57. 000
3615.700
0. 950
-3.700
0. 950
-3.700
-3.895
-3.895
"• •"• f» C "
J* • O • • '
3.
116.000
3613.200
0. 93::
-2. 500
1.933
-6. 200
-2. 54::
-3. 207
-3. HI
4.
178.000
3611.300
1.033
-1.900
2. 967
-8. 100
-1.839
-2.730
- 3. 277
5.
242. 000
3610.800
1.067
-0. 500
4. 033
-8. 600
-0. 469
-2. 132:
-2.991
6.
296. 000
3609. 500
0. 900
-1.300
4. 933
-9. 900
-1.444,
-2. 007
-2. 791

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TABLE A-17   (continued)
                                                Page _z_ of	2
Reading
No.
T. m\n
W. Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
(M\ Ih/h
I T5" 1 10 fn
\Al/.
(fir) lb/h
X. lb/h
1 •
362. 000
3606. 600
1. 100
-2. 900
6.03::
-12.800
-2. 636
-2. 12^:
-2. 682
B.
4 IS. 000
3605. 700
0.93::
-0. 900
6. 967
- 1 3. 700
-0. 96^
-1.967
-2. 5SO
9.
476. 000
3603. 600
0. 967
-2. 100
7.93;:
-15. SOO
-2. 1 72'-
-1.99::
-2. 506



















•







     n    8
     Slope   -1.804
     Intercept   -2.543
'yx
0.575
2.^54
0.089
0.599
1.074
         2.447
r     -0.993
Confidence  Interval
1.804 + 0.218

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                         TABLE A-L8   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   9
                                         Page  1  of   2
Degreaser B,  Idle

     Solvent:    1,1,1-THchloroethane
          (Boiling   x  ; nonboiling	)
     FB  50   %      PC     x        SC  _ x
     Inlet air   -       Exhaust air	x_
     Other
A
0
0   I
  7m In
                        Date   11/14/78
Ambient air
  Temperature  70   *F
  Pressure 29.71 in.  Hg
  Humidity
Reading
No.
Tt mln
W, 1b

AT, h
AW, 1b
EftT, h
CAM. Ib
(Sf). »"*
(8ft "">
X. 1b/h
1.
0. 000
2sn*. nnn








2.
55. 000
2fini ftnn

0.917
-4. 200
0.917
-4. 200
-4. 58?
-4. 5S?
-4. 5SJ'
3.
1 1*5. 000
2Rnn 7on

1.000
-1. 100
1.917
-5. 300
-1. 100
-2. 765
-5.674
4.
172. 000
?flfi 1 'nfi

0. 950
0. 600
2. S67
-4. 700
0.632!
-1.640
-2. ??t.
5.
239. 000
oonn ^nfi
iOU'J. TU'J
1. 117
-0. 800
•3. 983
-5. 500
-0. 716
-1.381
-2. 59J1
6.
294. 000

i 99. 900
0.917
-0. 600
4. 900
-6. 100
-0. 655
-1.245
-2. 32;-

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TABLE  A-18 (continued)
t Page   2 of   2
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, 1b
AT, h
AH. 1b
CAT, h
W CAM. 1b
(ir) lb/h
(fir) lb/h
X, lb/h
7.
353.000
2798. 300
0. 983
-1.600
5. 883
-7. 700
-1.627
-1.309
_o i ^A
h. . i j ^
8.
415.000
2797. 200
1.033
-1. 100
6.917
-8. 800
-1.065
-1.272:
-2. 02?:
9.
475. 000
2796. 900
1.000
-0. 300
7.917
-9. 100
-0. 300
-1. 149
-1.91?.:





















•








n 8 Syx 0.597 tQ/2 2.447
Slope -0.94 $x 2.449 r -0.972
Intercept -3.199 S Q.092 Confidence Interval
a
Sb 0.589 0.94 +0.225
Sc I.b28

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                         TABLE A-19   SUMMARY OF  DATA FROM TEST NO. 10
                                                                  Page  1   of 2 _
Oegreaser A, Idle

     Solvent:  1,1,1-THchloroe thane
         (Boiling _x	; nonboiling	)
     FB  50   %      PC     x       SC
     Inlet air	-_
     Other
                                                 Date    11/15/78
Exhaust air  x"
    A  0%
V   0   ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature   63   °F
  Pressure 29.75in.  Hq
  Humidity   44  %
Reading
No.
T, mln
H. Ib
AT, h
AM. Ib
EAT. h
ZAM. Ib
(S). ">»
(Isf). lb/h
X. Ib/h
1.
0. 000
3605. 000




••


2.
60. 000
3604. 600
1.000
-0. 400
1.000
-0. 400
-0. 400
-0. 400
-0. 400
3.
120.000
3601.400
1.000
-3. 200
2. 000
-3.600
-3.200
-l.SOO
-1. 100
4.
175.000
3600. 500
0.917
-0. 900
2.917
-4. 500
-o. 9s;-
-1.54::
-1.24*
5.
236. 000
3599. 900
1.017
-0. 600
3.93-::
-5. 100
-0. 590
-1.297
- 1 . 260
6.
295. 000
'3598. 900
o. ?s;:
-1.000
4.917
• -6. 100
-1.017
-1.241
-1.25t-

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      TABLE A-19  (continued)
Page  2  of _2_
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
CAW, Ib
(ir). lb/h
flM\ ,h/h
VST;. lb/h
X, lb/h
1 •
35*. 000
3596-. 000
1.01T1
-2. 900
5.93::
-9. 000
-2. 85C:
-1.517
-1.299
8.
42t-. 000
3594. SOO
1. lt-7
-1.200
7. 100
-10.200
-1.029
-1.437
-1.319








































n 7 Suv 0.766 t ., 2.571
y« a/ f.
Slope -1.456 Sx 2.174 r -0.994
Intercept 0.339 S. 0.144 Confidence interval
a
Sb 0.699 1.456 + 0.370
Sc 1.115
l/l

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                         TABLE A-2(l  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  11
                                         Page J	of  2
Oegreaser  B,  Idle

     Solvent:    1,1,1-Trichloroethane
          (Boiling  x  ;  nonboiling	)
     FB  50   %      PC     x       SC
     Inlet air _-	     Exhaust air  x"
     Other
A
0
                        Date  11/15/78
Ambient air
  Temperature  63    °F
  Pressure 29./bi'n. Hg
  Humidity   44 I
Reading
No.
T, mln
U. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
CAT, h
CAM. Ib
(S). ">"•
(8ft '»*
X. lb/h
1.
0. 000
2791. 100




••


-.
t-4. 000
278?. 100
1.0*7
-2. 000
1.067'
-2. 000
-1.375
-1.875
-1.875
3.
122.000
2787. 000
0. 9*7
-2. 100
2.03::
-4. 100
-2. 17::
-2.0 It.
-1.94*.
4.
178.000
2781.200
0.93::
-5. 800
2. 9*7
-9. 900
-b. 21f
-'3. 337
-2. 409
5.
240. 000
2779. t-00
1.03;:
-1.600
4. 000
-11.500
-1.548
-2. 875
-2. 526
6.
299. 000
2777. 300
0. 983
-2. 300
4. 983
-13.800
-2. 339
-2. 769
-2. 575

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TABLE  A-20  (continued)
Page 2	of  2
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. Ib
AT, h
AM. Ib
EAT. h
IAW. Ib
(0. '*
(M). ">/••
X. lb/h
•^
I •
359. 000
2775.200
1.000
-2. 100
5. ?8C:
-15.900
-2. 100
-2. 657
-2. 58*
S.
425. 000
2772. 200
1. 100
-3. 000
7. 08::
-18.900
-2. 727
-2. bb?:
-2. bOO








































n7 Syx 1.164 tQ/2 2.571
Slope -2.765 Sx 2.158 r -0.997
Intercept 0.333 Sa 0.220 Confidence Interval
O
Sb 0.720 2.765 + 0.566
S,. 1.538

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                               TABLE  A-21 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   11
                                                                                       Page 1  of  2
      Degreaser  A. operating

           Solvent:   1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
                                                                      Date 11/15/78
™  50-,-*
Inlet air   -
Other
                                   x
                               Exhau
_      sc _
aust air   x
    A   sp   *
V   3    Tt/min
Ambient air
  Temperature  65   *f
  Pressure  -  Tn. Hg
  Humidity £5  %
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, lb
AT. h
AW, lb
EAT, h
£AW. lb
(S). """
(nr). lb/h
X. lb/h

0. 000
.3603. 900







1.
22. 000
3614. 100







w •
SO. 000
360?. 900
0. 967
-4. 200
0. 967
-4. 200
-4. 34".
-4. 34S
-4. 34«,
3.
159. 000
3605. 400
1.317
-4. 500
2. 28'::
-8. 700
-3.41?:
-3.810
-4. 07£:
4.
198.000
3604. 000
0. 650
-1.400
2. 93::
-10. 100
™ »!> • 1 - *T
-3.44^:
-3. 36*.
5.
256. 000
3601. 100
0. 967
-2. 900
3. 900
-13.000
-3. 000
-3.33:::
-3. 73C:
00

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TABLE A-21   (continued)
Page   2  of   2
Reading
No.
T, mln
U. Ib
AT. h
AH. Ib
CAT. h
I AW, Ib
UA lb/h
WA
X, lb/h
6.
321.000
3598. 400
i.os::
-2. 700
<1 Q£J ''
-15.700
--3. 151
-3.61*
1 •
380. 000
3595. 600
0.98::
-2. 800
5. 967
-18.500
-2. 847
-3. 101
-3. 530
8.
445. 000
3593. 000
1.08::
-2. 600
7. 050
-21. 100
-2. 400
-2. 99':
-?. 454

476. 000
3580. 000
















••







n 7 Syx 0.333 tQ/2 2.571
Slope -2.92 Sx 2.138 r -0.998
Intercept -2.024 Sa 0.064 Confidence Interval
a
Sb 0.730 2.92+0.165
S,. 0.744

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                               TABLE A-22  SUMMARY OF DATA  FROM  TEST NO.  11
                                                                                      Page ,1   of 2 .
      Degreaser B. operating

           Solvent:  1,1,1-THchloroethane

                           PC
re so	i
Inlet air
Other
 x        SC _
xhaust air   x
A
8
                                                                     Date   11/15/78
                                                                     Ambient air*~
                                                               nun
Temperature   65  °F
Pressure    -  In. Hq
Humidity  6b  I
Reading
No.
T. m1n
W, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
CAW, Ib
\ O • /•
/ FA^f ^
X. Ib/h

0. 000
27:38. 500







1.
17.000
2790. 20*







W. •
82. 000
2795. 600
1.08.':
5. 400
i.os::
5. 400
4. 985
4. 9 SI-
4. 9S1.
3.
160. 000
2789. 700
1. 300
-5. 900
2.3:3!:
-0. 500
-4. 53:!:
-0.210
2. 387
4.
212.000
2796. 400
0. 867
6. 700
3. 250
6. 200
7.731
1.90*
-• -• ? •:•
t_ • •_ t_ •-•
5.
258. 000
2794. 000
0. 767
-2. 400
4.017
3. 800
-3. 130
0. 94 1.
1.907
IT
O

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TABLE A-22  (continued)
                                               Page  2  of  2
Reading
No.
T. m1n
W. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
CAT. h
CAW. Ib
(^\ 1h/h
iTrJ io/n
\AT/.
(fir). lb/h
X, lb/h
6.
323. 000
2791.500
1 . 03 1:
5. 100
1 . 300
-2. 30?:
0. 25'.
1.57;-1
1 •
381. 000
2785. 700
0. 9*7
b. 0*7
-4. 500
-b. 000
-o. 74::
1. 190
8.
443.000
2783. 300
1 . 0 3 ::
". 100
-6. 900
- "• 3 ' ":
»_ • ^^ .'
-o. 97::
0. 83 1

509. 000
2758. 100
















•







     n   1
     Slope    -1.858
     Intercept   8.382
'yx
3.366
2.107
0.652
0.787
5.120
V«      2-571
r     -0.198
Confidence Interval
1.858 + 1.676

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                              TABLE A-23  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  12
                                        Page  1   of  2
      Degreaser  A,  Idle

          Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
               (Boiling _x	;  nonboiling 	)
          FB   50  *      PC   x          SC   x
           Inlet  air    -       Exhaust air  x"

          Other  L1d  closed
                        Date  H/16/78
A    Q  %
  0 ft/min
Ambient'fcir
  Temperature  65   °F
  Pressure   -   in.  Hg
  Humidity 4Z  %
Reading
No.
T, win
N. 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
TAT. h
EAW. 1b
(S). ""*
(KT). 1b/h
X. 1b/h

0. 000
3614.600







1.
9. 000
3623. 000







2.
66. 000
3622. 300
0. 950
-0. 200
0. 950
-0. 200
-0.211
-0.211
-0. 21 !
3.
127.000
3621. 800
1.017
-1.000
1.967
-1.200
-0. 984
-0.610
-0.410
4.
193. 000
3623. 000
1. IS!:
1.200
3. 150
0. 000
l.OH
0. 000
-0. 27^
5.
243. 000
3622. 200
0.831:
-0. 800
3. 983
-0. 800
-0. 960
-0.201
-0. 2t5'.'
N)

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        TABLE  A-2.1  (continued)
                                                                                      Page  ?  of  ?
Reading
No.
Tt win
H, Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
CAT. h
CAW. Ib
(M\ .h/h
1 TT I iD/n
\AT/,
(BOl '»"
X, Ib/h
6.
Tin. nnn
TA^I snn
1.03::
-0. 700
5.017
-1.500
-0. 677
-0. 299
-0. 26^
-f
17*,. nnn
3f. "°. 4nn
1.083
0. 900
6. 100
-0. 600
0.831
-0. 09?:
-Q.23*.
'_* •
4 38. nnn

1.050
3. 500
7. 150
2. 900
3. 333
0. 406
-0. 14S

4S~:. nnn
•ih-fift. 4nn



























U)
n      8
Slope  0.321
Intercept   -1.499
                                                   yx
1.401
2.218
0.258
0.697
        2.447
r       0.088
Confidence Interval
       + 0.631

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                         TABLE A-24  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  12
                                             Page 1  of   2
Degreaser B,  Idle

     Solvent:    1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
          (Boiling   x  ; nonboiling	)
     FB  50   t      PC     x        SC 	  x
     Inlet air _;___     txhaust air 	x_

     Other Lid closed
                            Date   11/16/78
    A    0   I
V     0 ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature   65  *f
  Pressure   -   fn.'Hg
  Humidity W   %
Reading
No.
Tf m1n
W. Ib
_• •
AT, h

AW, Ib

EAT, h
EAW, Ib
(S). ""*
(Mf) ib/h
\EA /.
X, Ib/h

0. 000
2778. 600











1.
67. 000
2775. 900











2.
127.000
2773.400
1.000

-2. 500

1.000

-2. 500
-2. 500
-2. 500
-?. =•,--' n

3.
186.000
2770. 700
0. 98-:

-2. 700

1.98C:

-5. 200
-2. 746
-2. 622:
-2.561

4.
255. 000
2767. 400
1. 150

-3.300

3. 1 30

-8. 500
-2. 870
-2.713
-2. 61J:

5.
305. 000
2765. 900
0. 830

-1.500

3. 967

-10.000
-1.800
-2.521
-2. 58?


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       TABLE  A-24 (continued)
                                                Page 2   of 2
Reading
No.

, mln
W, Ib
AT, h
AH, Ib
EAT, h
EAM, Ib
V AT^f
(CAN A 1 1* / L
-- 1 iD/n
1" A T i **»
X, Ib/h
6.
•;7': nnn
2763.400
1. 133
-2. 500
5. 100
-12.500
-2. 20*.
-2.451
-2.561
1 •
4": 7. nnn
2760. 100
1. 067'
-3. 300
6. 16?
-15.800
-3. 094
-2. 562
-2.561
8.
4q*. nnn
2762. 50n
1.031:
2. 400
7. 200
-13.400
2. 323
-1.861
-2.461

532. nnn
2734. son



























l/l
IT
            n      7
            Slope  -2.149
            Intercept   -1.543
yx
1.592
2.233
0.291
0.699
1.886
 a/2
r       -0.990
Confidence Interval
2.149 + 0.748

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                               TABLE  A-25  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  13
                                                                           of
      Degreaser  A,  Idle

           Solvent:   1,1,1-Tr1chloroethane
                (Boiling 	x_;  nonboiling 	)
           FB  50	X       PC     x        SC
           Inlet air    	
           Other   , . .   ,    .
                    Lid  closed
                                                  Date    11/16/78
Exhaust air  x
    A    0  %
V   0   ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature   68
  Pressure
           -  In. Hg
Humidity 38  ~X
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, lb
AT. h
AW, lb
EAT, h
CAW, lb
(S). ">'"
(tw\ lb/h
X. 1b/h

0. 000
?5?7. 600







1.
15. 000
3610. SOO







2.
SO. 000
3607. SOO
i.os::
-3. 000
i.os-::
-3.000
w • 1 t* I
-2. 76*
-2. 76'-'
3.
142.000
3606. 500
1.033
-1.300
2. 1 1 7
-4. 300
-1.25?:
-2. 03 J
-2. 400
4.
202. 000
3606. 000
1.000
-0. 500
3. 117
-4. 800
-0. 500
-1.540
-2. 114
5.
262. 000
3606. 100
1 . 000
0. 100
4. 117
-4. 700
0. 100
-1. 142:
-1.871
IP

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TABLE £-2_5  (continued)
Page  2  of  2
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
CAT, h
CAW, lb
(AW\ 1|>/h
I Tr I ID/R
\AT/,
X, Ib/h
6.
322. 000
3605. 600
1.000
-0. 500
5. 117
-5. 200
-0. 500
-l.Olfr
-1.700
7.
337. 000
3605. 100
1.080
-0. 500
6. 200
-5. 700
-0. 465:
-0. ?1?
-t.57'!'
*•" •
439. 000
3604. 600
0. 867
-0. 500
7. 067
-6. 200
-0. 577
-0. 877
-1.47J

45". 000
3592. 200














•






n 7 Syx 0.334 to/2 2.571
Slope -0.704 Sx 2.170 r -0.963
Intercept -2.968 Sa 0.063 Confidence Interval
O
Sfa 0.743 0.704 + 0.162
Sc 0.933

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                               TABLE A-26  SUMMARY  OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  13
                                                                                      Page ]__ of _f_
      Degreaser  B,  Idle

           Solvent:    1,1,1-THchloroethane
                (Boiling	x_; nonboiling	)
           FB   50  I      PC   x         SC  _
                               Exhaust air  x
Inlet air
Other
A _0    I
0   ft/min
                                                                     Date
                                                                     Ambient'air
                                                                             11/16/78
                                                                                     68
                  L1d  closed
Temperature
Pressure  -in.
Humidity 38I
                                                                                         •F
Reading
No.
T( mln
W. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT, h
£AW, 1b
(S). "">
(8ft ">"•
X. 1b/h

0. 000
2779. 90fi







1.
17.000
279-:. tOO







2.
82. 000
2794. 300
i.os:-;
-4. 300
i.os::
-4. 300
- 3. 969
-3.969
- ?. 969
3.
143. 000
2794. 300
1.017
0. 000
2. 100
-4. 300
0. 000
-2. 04?:
-3. 00?:
4.
200. 000
2793. 100
0. 950
-1.200
3. 050
-5. 500
-1.26;:
-1.803
-2. 607
5.
266. 000
2793.300
1. 100
0. 200
4. 150
-5. 300
0. 185:
-1.277
-2. 274
00

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     TABLE A-26  (continued)
                                                Page  2  of  2
Reading
No.
THliii
, nun
H. Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
CAN. Ib
(IM\ 1h/h
I FIT ) '°/n
VEAT /,
X, lb/h
6.
'^'•'•: nnn
2792. 400
0. 950
-0. 900
5. 100
-f>. 200
-0. 947'
-1.216
-2. 06?
i •
3 fin. nnn
2792. 000
0. 950
-0. 400
6. 050
-6. 600
-0.421
-1.09J
-1.90J

4=;":. noo
2776. 200

























.-







\D
          n      6
          Slope    -0.876
          Intercept     -3.629
'yx
0.325
1.868
0.078
0.905
1.523
t  .,      2.776
 a/2
r     -0.957
Confidence Interval
0.876 + 0.217

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TABLE A-27  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 14
Degreaser A, operating
Solvent: 1,1,1-Trichloroethane
FB 50 t PC x SC x A 50 *
Inlet air - Exhaust air x V Q ft/min
Other
Date 11/17/78
Ambient air
Temperature 72 '
Pressure - in. 1
Humidity 5Q~ I
Page  1  of  2
                                                                      °F
Reading
No.
T. m1n
H. 1b
AT, h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
CAW. Ib
(ir) 1b/h
(S?). "">
X. Ib/h

6S4. nnn
••^.ns. inn






1.
63 n. nnn
':fc 1*. 5nn






o
h. •
722. nnn
3Ms. 7nn
0. 700
- 3. 800
0. 700
-3. 300
_er A? ft
_' • ~ k_ .
-5. 429
-5. 42?'
3.
7ftn. nnn
3A12. "inn
0. 967
-3.200
1.667
-7. 000
-3.310
-4. 200
-4. 814
4.
R":ft nnn
?*%ns ^inn
0. 967
-4. 200
»1« t'Ov1
-11.200
-4. 345
-4. t-27
5.
QHA nnn
r'JO. L11.".1
ocnc nnri

-3. 300
3. 767
-14.500
-2.912:
-3. 850
-4.431:

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TABLE A-27  (continued)
Page  2   of   2
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, lb
AT, h
AH, lb
EAT, h
EAW. lb
oa ""
(fir), lb/h
X. lb/h
6.
965. 000
3602. snn
0. 93::
-2. 500
4. 750
-17.000
-2. 542:
-3. 579
-4. 26J1
1 •
102^. onn
'3600. 300
0. 967
-2. 200
5.717
-19.200
-2. 276
-3.359
-4. 11J

10S3. 000
3532. 900


























n 6 Syx 0.719 ta/2 2.776
Slope -3.33 Sx 1.896 r -0.996
Intercept -2.150 Sa 0.170 Confidence Interval
O
Sb 0.736 3.33+0.472
S 1.202

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                         TABLE A-28  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  14
                                                                       Page
                                                 Of   2
Degreaser 8, operating

     Solvent:  1,1,1-Trichloroethane
                                                      Date  11/17/78
     FB   50  %
     Inlet air
     Other
PC    x         SC __x
    Exhaust air    x
A    50  Tt,
   8ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature _72    °F
  Pressure    -~ in.  Hg
  Humidity  50  %
Reading
No.
T mln
If III 1 VI
W, lb
AT. h
AW. lb
EAT, h
CAW. lb
(&\ Ih/h
I TT 1 lofn
\AI/,
fw\ ,b/h
_
X. lb/h

654. 000

2730. 600








1.
6Kci. 000

2791. 400








2.
724. 000

2783. 900
0. 93::
-7. 500
0. 93::
-7. 500
-7. 627
-7. 627
-7. 6271

3.
775. 000

2731.. 300
0. 850
-2. 600
I.?'?.::
-10. 100
-.3. 059
-5. 509
-K. 56f:

4.
847. 000

27ftO. 700
1.200
-0. 600
"" l"l ^ "" *
-* • '.' • If m '
-10. 700
-0. 500
-3.527
-=; =:se;

5.
906. 000

2783. 600
0. 93.':
2. 900
4.017
-7. 800
2. 949
-1.94J:
-4 AS]
* • v J i

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        TABLE A-2R   (continued)
                                        Page  2   of 2
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
EAW, 1b
(LAN i ii>/u
2.AI /,
X, Ib/h
6.
9*4. 000
27? 1.000
0. 9*7
-2. 600
4. 93':
-10.400
-2. 037
-4. 13?
i •
1021.000
2779. 100
0. 950
-1.900
5.9.3::
-12. 300
-2. 000
-2. 07C:
-3.79-

10S3. 000
27*4. 300




















-

••






U)
            n       6
            Slope   -i.43
            Intercept   -7.686
s
s
1.597

1.882

0.380

0.844

3.460
         2.776

r       -0.930
Confidence Interval

1.43 + 1.055

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                         TABLE  A-29 SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM  TEST NO.  15
                                                                                      Page  1   of 2
Degreaser A, operating

     Solvent:    1,1,1-Trlchloroethane

     FB  50   *      PC    x        SC
     InlcT
     Other
   _^_         -.-*«—        —=	     A   50  »
Inlet  air  -         Exhaust air    x      V    8  FfTinin
             Top was closed one-half hour between  each  load cycle
Date       11/20/78
Ambient air
  Temperature _65__"F
  Pressure   -   jn.  Hg
  Humidity 42___*
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
rat, h
CAN. Ib
(£). '»"•
(8ft ™
X, 1b/h

3937. 000
3650. 400






1.
4003. 000
36*58. 600






-•
«_ •
4067. 000
.3672. 400
1.067
1 ?.. 800
1.067
1 3. 800
12.937
i 5 -q^T1
ik.. . -• i
1 "• O "• "'
1 c. . r :• i
3.
4129.000
3670. 900
1 . 0:3 ;:
-1.500
2. 100
12. 300
-\.45i'
5. 85T1
•3 0-3"
r . .' r i
4.
4196. 000
3669. 100
1. 117
-1.800
3.217
10.500
-1.6K:
3. 261
7. ^"V:

5.
4254. 000
3668. 000 .
0. 967
-1. 100
4. 18C:
9. 400
-1. 13?:
2. 247
6. 07*.


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TABLE A-29   (continued)
                                                Page 2   of 2
Reading
No.
T, m1n
H, 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
CAT. h
CAW. 1b
(ffll ">"•
(CAT). lb/h
X. lb/h
6.
4387. 000
2667. 300
2.217
-0. 700
6. 400
3. 700
-0.316
1.359
5. 1 3-::
i •
4464. 000
3664. 600
1.28:-:
-2. 700
7. 68 ::
6. 000
-2. 10<
0. 7SJ
4. 40:1:
8.
4485. 000
3664. 100
0. 350
-0. 500
8.03::
5. 500
-1.429
0. 685
O O"^ t
•_•• '-' ' v

4506. 000
3654. 300



























     n    8
     Slope    -1.092
     Intercept   14.554
"yx
0.663
2.748
0.099
U.624
'a/2     2'447
r        0.706
Confidence Interval
       + 0.242

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                         TABLE  A-30  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   15
                                                                                     Page  ]   of   2
Degreaser B, operating

     Solvent:  IJJ-THchloroethane
                                                                     Date   11/20/78
                     PC   .x        SC _^	      A    50*
                         Exhaust air x        V   8   ft/min
FB  50   *
Inlet air	                	      	
Other
         Top was closed one-half  hour between each load cycle
Ambient'air
  Temperature 62    "F
  Pressure   -   in.  Hg
  Humidity 50  T,
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT. h
EAW, 1b
(S). ""*
(M?). """
X. lb/h

3976. 000
27-P7. SOO







1.
4006. 000
2818. 300







2.
4070. 000
2S 15. 300
1.067
-3. 000
1.067
-3. 000
-2. 8K1
-2. si:-
-.2. Si:1
3.
4 13 1.000
23 U. 200
1.017
-1. 100
2. OS •:
-4. 100
-1.03C1
-1.968
-2. 3?0
4.
4200. 000
2812.400
1. 150
-1.800
•3. 23J:
-T.. 900
-1.56!.
-i *5^e;
1 . O.1 .'
- ' ^n "•
»_ . ». '-* •.
5.
4261.000
2811.500
1.017
-0. 900
4. 250
-6. 800
-0. 88«i
-1.600
-2. 05 J

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TABLE A-3n  (continued)
Page
of
Reading
No.
T. m1n
W. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
CAT. h
CAW. Ib
(Sr) lb'h
\AT/,
(SO. 1Wh
X. Ib/h

43S6. 000
2S19. 500







4471.000
27i:il=i. ':nn









.





•


















*
•







n 5 Syx 0.231 tQ/2 3.18
Slope 1.237 S^ 1.382 r Q.991
Intercept 1.663 S 0.089 Confidence Interval
d
Sb 1.484 1.237 +_ 0.283
Sr 0.866
L.

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                               TABLE A-31  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 16
                                             Page  1  of  2
      Degreaser  A,  Idle

           Solvent:   1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
                (Boiling   x  ; nonboiling	)
           FB   50   %      PC   x         SC   x
           Inlet air   -      Exhaust air  x"
           Other
                            Date   11/20778
    A   U   %
V   o   ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature   60  °F
  Pressure   -  in. Hq
  Humidity  441
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
EAH, 1b
(AT). lb'h
(TAT). lb/h
X. lb/h

45:31. 000
3666. 600




••


1.
4629. 000
3661. 700







2.
4688. 000
3659. 800
0. 98'::
-1.900
0.93::
-1.900
-1.93J1
-1.93:-
-1.93J:
3.
4749. 000
3657. 800
1.01?
-2. 000
j.1. 000
-3. 900
-1.967
- 1 . 950
-1.941
4.
4805. 000
3656. 400
0.933
-1.400
2. 930
-5. 300
-1.500
-1.807
-1.89t.
5.
4863. 000
3655. 000
0. 967
-1.400
3. 900
-6. 700
-1.44&
-1.718
-1.852:
00

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      TABLE  A-31   (continued)
                                               Page   2  of	2
Reading
No.
T. mln
U. 1b
AT. h
AW, lb
EAT. h
EAW, lb
(*"} ih/h
I TTI ID/n
\AT/.
(fir) lb/h
X. lb/h
6.
4924. 000
3654. 400
1.017
-0. 600
4.917
-7. 300
-0.590
-1.485
-1.77?:
t •
4985. 000
3653. 000
1.017
-1.400
5.93C:
-8. 700
-1.377
-1.466
-1.72t-
8.
5046. 000
3651. 100
1.017
-1.900
6. 950
-10. 600
-1.869
-1.525
-1.698





















•








vO
            n      7
            Slope   -1.44
            Intercept  -0.985
yx
0.395
2.141
0.075
0.709
0.480
t  .,     2.571
 a/2
r    -0.997
Confidence Interval
1.44 + 0.193

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                               TABLE A-32  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO
                                             Page 1	of  2
      Degreaser  B, Idle

           Solvent:   1,1.1-Trichloroethane
                (Boiling _x	; nonbolling 	)
           FB  50   %      PC     x       SC
           Inlet air	-_     Exhaust air
           Other
    A    0  %
V    0  ft/min
Date   T1/20/78
Ambient air
  Temperature   60   °F
  Pressure   -   in. Hg
  Humidity  44   %
Reading
No.
Tm4n
» imn
W, 1b
AT. h
AM. Ib
EAT, h
EAW, Ib
(ff). "•"•
(8ft """
X, 1b/h
1.
4*2*. finn
2SH":. -inn





2.
468ft. nrm
2!=inn. ^nn
0. 930
-3. 100
o.??::
-3. 100
-3. 151:
-3. 15-::
-3. 1^::
3.
4749. 000
27*ft. ^nn
1.0171
-1.400
2. 000
-4. 500
-1. 377
-2. 250
-2. 701
4.
4303.000
2797. 7nn
0. 900
-1.200
2. 900
-5. 700
-1. 333
-1.96"?.
-2. 45*.
5.
4 ft *n. nnn
27*7. nnn
0. 950
-0. 700
:3. S50
-6. 400
-0. 737'
-1.66;-
-2. 25£:
6.
4Q?3. nnn
°7e*ft nnn
1.050
-1.000
4. 900
-7. 400
-0. 952:
-1.510
-2. 10?:
•sj
o

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TABLE A-32  (continued)
                                                Page  2  of _2_
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, Ib
AT. h
AH, Ib
EAT, h
I AH, Ib
(£). lb/H
(fir). 1b/h
X. Ib/h
1 •
4984. 000
2795. 000
1.017
-1.000
5.917
-3. 400
-0. 98<-
-1.420
-1,993
8.
5045. 000
2794. 200
1.017
-0. 800
6. 933
-9. 200
-0. 787
-1.327
-1.898








































     n      7
     Slope   -1.21
     Intercept    -2.448
"yx
0.238
2.136
0.045
0.706
0.840
                                             2.571
                                   Confidence Interval
                                    1.21  + 0.116

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                         TABLE A-33   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   17
                                                                  Page	j_of _L
Degreaser A, Idle

     Solvent:  1,1,1-THchloroethane
         (Boiling   x ; nonbolling 	)
     FB  75   %      PC _  x         SC   x
     Inlet air   -
     Other
Exhaust air   x
A    0   %
 0ft/min
                                                 Date    11/21/78
Ambient air
  Temperature  68   *p-
  Pressure   -  In.  Hq
  Humidity 30   1
Reading
No.
T mln
W. Ib
AT. h
AH. Ib
EAT. h
CAU. Ib
(&} lh/h
V TT I lD/n
\AI/»
(Mr) lb/h
X. Ib/h

54*0. nnn
~:7J2. 5nfi







1.
5514. nnn








•2.
5571. nnn

0. 950
-0. 400
0. 950
-0. 400
-0.421
-0. 421
-0. 421
3.
5h.^:4. 000
^7::4. 100
1 . 050
-1.700
2. 000
-2. 100
-1.619
-1.050
-0. 73i
4.
5 A *-\. nnn
~\7~:?.. 5nn
0. 983
-0. 600
2. 933
-2. 700
-0.610
-0. 905
-0. 7-?-;-
5.
5753. 000
3733. 100
1.000
-0. 400
3. 983
-3. 100
-0. 400
-0. 77f:
-0. 759

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       TABLE A-33  (continued)
                                                 Page  2   of   2
Reading
No.
T. mln
M, Ib
AT. h
AH. Ib
EAT. h
EAW. Ib
(S). ">"
(ft?). "">
X. Ib/h
6.
5814.000
3730. 900
1.017
-2. 200
5. 000
-5. '300
-2. 164
-1.060
-0. 343
i .
5871.000
3730. 100
0. 950
-0. 800
5. 950
-6. 100
-0. 84::
-1.02?;
-0. 873
8.
5932.000
3728. 500
1.017
-1. 600
6. 967
-7. 700
-1.574
-1. 105
-0. 906

3950. 000
3709. 800



























-J
OJ
            n      7


            Slope  -1.07


            Intercept    0.7U8
Sy>   0.460


S     2.158
S     0.087
 a


S.    0.709
 D

S     0.693
t  .,    2.571
 a/2

r       -0.994



Confidence interval


1.07 + 0.224

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                         TABLE A-34   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  17
                                                                  Page  .1 of  2
Oegreaser B,  Idle-

     Solvent:    1,1,1-THchloroethane
          (Boiling   x  ; nonboiling	)
     FB  75   %      PC      x       SC    x
     Inlet air	-_
     Other
                                                 Date    H/21/78
Exhaust air   x
A    0   %
 0  ft/mln
Ambient air
  Temperature  b8   °F
  Pressure   -   In.  Hg
  Humidity  ,30  t
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W. 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
EAW. 1b
(S). ™
(M?). ""-
X, 1b/h

5451.000
2965. 000







1.
5512.000
2856. 900







2.
557?. 000
2855. 800
1.017
-1. 100
1.017
-1. 100
-1.082:
-i.os;:
-i. os;-
3.
5633.000
2855. 200
1.000
-0. 600
2. 017
-1.700
-0. 600
-0. 84':
-0. 962:
4.
5691.000
2854. 300
0. 967
-0. 900
2. 983
-2. 600
-0.931
-0. 872
-0.93*:
5.
5755. 000
2853. 800
1.067
-0. 500
4. 050
-3. 100
-0. 469
-0. 765
-0. 890

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TABLE A-34  (continued)
                                                Page 2.  of  2
Reading
No.
T. mln
H, Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(0. ""*
(Sft ">"•
X. Ib/h
6.
5813. OOCi
2853. 200
0. 967
-0. 600
5.017
-3. 700
-0. 62 J
-0. 73?:
-0. 860
7.
5870. 000
2852. 600
0. 950
-0. 600
5. 967
-4. 300
-0. 632:
-0.721
-0. 837
8.
5931.000
2852. 300
1.017
-0. 300
6. 983
-4. 600
-0. 295
-0. 659
-0. 811

5954. 000
2842. 500














*
w






     n  7
     Slope   -0.660
     Intercept  0.597
Syx   0.162
S     2.148
      0.031
      0.722
V2      2.571
r         -0.996
Confidence Interval
0.660 + 0.080
                                                0.267

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TABLE A-35  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST  NO.   18
Degreaser A, operating
Solvent: 1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
FB 75 X PC x SC x A 50 %
Inlet air . Exhaust air x V 8 TfTmln
Other
Date 11/21/70
Ambient air
Temperature - '
Pressure - In. 1
Humidity ~^~l
Page  1   of  2
Reading
No.
T( mln
W, 1b
AT, h
AW. 1b
tAT. h
CAN, 1b
(AT). lb/h
(fsr) lb'h
X, lb/h
1.
6109.000
3722. 200







2.
6168.000
3721.300
0. 983
-0. 900
0. 983
-0. 900
-0.915
-0.915
-0. 91!.
3.
6232. 000
3717.400
1.067
-3. 900
2. 050
-4. 800
-3.656
-2. 34 J
-1.62?:
4.
6292. 000
3716.000
1.000
-1.400
3. 050
-6. 200
-1.400
-2. 033
-1.763
5.
6350. 000
3713.800
0. 967
-2. 200
4.017
-8. 400
-2. 276
-2.091
-1.845
6.
6415.000
3711.500
1.083
-2. 300
5. 100
-10.700
-2. 123
-2. 09*
-1.896

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TABLE A-3S  (continued)
Page 2   of  2
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
CAW, Ib
(st9. lb/h
(ZM\ lb/h
\EAT /,
X, lb/h
7.
6467. 000
3710.400
0. 867
-1. 100
5. 967
-11.800
-1.269
-1.97*
-1.909
8.
6526. 000
3707. 300
0. 983
-3. 100
6. 950
-14.900
-3. 15C:
-2. 144
-1.94C:































.. •








n 7 S 0.606 t /. 2.571
J" "f ^
Slope -2.140 $x 2.144 r -0.998
Intercept o.blS S_ o.llb Confidence Interval
d
Sb 0.728 2.140 +_ 0.296
Sc 1.012

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                                TABLE  A-36  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   18
                                                                      Page  1  of  2
       Degreaser B, operating

            Solvent:  1,1,1-THchloroethane
            FB   75   *
            Inlet air
            Other
PC    v         SC
    Exnaust air
    A   cn  1
V  8    ft/min
Date     11/21/78
Ambient air
  Temperature       °F
  Pressure   -  in.  Hq
  Humidity    -  %
Reading
No.
T, mln
H, 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
CAW, 1b
(S). "•"•
^EAW\ jD^h
X. Ib/h
1.
6109.000
2355. 000







2.
6172.000
2346. 700
1.050
-8. 300
1.050
-3. 300
-7. 905
-7. 905
-7. 905
3.
6231.000
2846. 700
0. 93;:
0. 000
2. 03 •:
-3. 300
0. 000
-4. 082'
-5. 993
4.
6296. 000
2844. 300
1.083
-2. 400
3. 117
-10.700
-2.215
-3. 433
-5. 140
5.
6348. 000
2342. 800
0. 867
-1.500
?. 983
-12.200
-1.731
-3. 063
-•*. 62J
6.
6413.000
2341.300
1.083
-1.000
5. 067
-13.200
-0. 923
-2. 605
-4.21?:
-J
00

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       TABLE A-3b  (continued)
                                               Page _2_ of _2_
Reading
No.
T, fliln
U. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
CAT. h
CAW. Ib
(S 1b'h
X. lb/h
7.
6458. 000
2839.900
0. 750
-1.900
5.817
-15. 100
-2. 533
-2. 59«.
-?. 947
8.
6523. 000
2838. 500
1.08:!
-1.400
6. 900
-16.500
-1.292:
-2. 39J
-3. 72S






•













-

•• '





vO
            n   7



            Slope     -1.800



            Intercept     -6.050
yx
0.538



2.090



0.105



0.752



2.581
t  .,     2.571
 a/2


r     -0.976



Confidence Interval



1.800 + 0.270

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                               TABLE A-37   SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM TEST NO.  19
                                                                            1  of  2
      Degreaser A, operating


           Solvent:   1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
           FB  sn    *
           Inleiair
           Other
PC    y         SC

    Exhaust air
_50*
  ft/mil
m1n
Date      11/22/78
Ambient air
  Temperature 60    *F
  Pressure      In.  Hq
  Humidity ~~
Reading
No.
T, mln
N. Ib
AT, h
AN, Ib
EAT, h
CAN, Ib
(ST), 1b/h
(if). "•"•
X, Ib/h
1.
7331.000
3607. 100







2.
7383. 000
3605. 100
0. 867
-2. 000
0. 867
-2. 000
-2. 30*
-2. 30?:
-I1. 30?:
3.
7448. 000
3602. 400
1.083
-2. 700
1.950
-4. 700
-2. 492
-2.410
-2. 359
4.
7506. 000
3601.200
0. 967
-1.200
2.917
-5. 900
-1.24J
-2. 023
-2.247
5.
7566. 000
3598. 600
1.000
-2. 600
3.917
-8. 500
-2. 600
-2. 170
-2. 22?:
6.
7630. 000
3595. 300
1.067
-3. 300
4. 983
-11.800
-3. 094
-2. 368
-2. 256
00
o

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       TABLE A-37   (continued)
Page   2  of  2
Reading
No.
T. mln
M, Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
(M\ lh/h
I -rs- 1 ID/n
\AV.
(Hr) lb/h
X, lb/h
1 •
7689. 000
3592. 500
0. 983
-2. 800
5. 967
-14.600
-2. 847
-2. 447
-2.288



















•






























n 6 $„„ 0.606 t .. 2.776
yx o/t
Slope -2.43 Sx 1.903 r -0.998
Intercept 0.469 S. 0.142 Confidence Interval
O
S. 0.818 2.43 + 0.394
D —
S 0.644
09

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                                TABLE A-38  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 19
                                                                       Page  1  of  2
       Degreaser B, operating

            Solvent:  1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
            FB   50*
            Inlet air
            Other
PC
SC
    Exhaust air
    A   50  *
V  8    ft/mln
Date   11/22/78
Ambient air
  Temperature   60  *F
  Pressure   -  In. Hg
  Humidity  49 _*
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, 1b
AT, h
AM, Ib
EAT, h
EAN, Ib
(S). ""*
(8ft ">"•
X, 1b/h
1.
7326. 000
2772. 800







2.
7385. OOCi
2770. 300
0. 980
-2. 500
0. 983
-2. 500
-2. 54;:
-2. 542:
-2. 54?
3.
7444. 000
2767. 900
0. 983
-2. 400
1.967
-4. 900
-2. 44J
-2. 492:
-2.517'
4.
7507. 000
2765. 500
1.050
-2. 400
3.017
-7. 300
-2. 286
-2. 420
-2. 485J
5.
7567. 000
2763. 800
1.000
-1.700
4.017
-9. 000
-1.700
-2. 241
-2.424
6.
7625. 000
2761.900
0. 967
-1.900
4. 983
-10.900
-1.966
-2. 187
-2. 376
M
09
N)

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        TABLE A-38   (continued)
Page  2  of  2
Reading
No.
T. mln
U. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT, h
EAU. 1b
(M\ lh/h
1 TF 1 iD/n
W/,
fEAH\ lh/h
VESTA lb/h
X. lb/h
7.
7634. 000
2753. 200
0. 930
-3. 700
5. 967
-14.600
-3. 76C:
-2. 447
-2. 38?:



















•






























n 6 $„„ 0.567 t ., 2.571
yx a/c
Slope -2.31 - S^ 1.869 r -O.y99
Intercept -0.202 Sfl 0.136 Confidence Interval
Sb 0.86J 2.31 + 0.350
S0 0.715
00
C*>

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                               TABLE A-39  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 20
                                                                      Page _i_of  2
      Degreaser A. operating

           Solvent:   1.1.1-Trlchloroethane
                                                     Date    11/26/78
           FB  50   I
           Inlet  air
           Other
PC   x         SC
    Exhaust air
ft/mi
In In
Ambient air
  Temperature 53    °F
  Pressure   NA in.  Hq
  Humidity "88~"*
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
CAT, h
CAW, 1b
(AW\ lh/h
1 TT I IDf n
\«ji /•
(m). 1b/h
X, Ib/h
1.
8103.000
362?. 400


•




2e
3160. 000
3626. 600
0. 367
2. 800
0. 367
2. 800
3.J3/
3.231
.3. 2 -: t
~\m
3225. OUO
3626. 200
1.083
0. 400
1.950
3. 200
0.369
1 . 64 1
2. 4 :-:6

8233. noo
3621. 200
0. 967
5. 000
2.917
8. 200
5. 1 7J
2.311
2. 563
5.
3341.000
3618.500
0. ?&"
2. 700
3. 833
10.900
2.793
2. 807
2. t-J3
6.
3399. 000
3615. 900
0.967
2. 600
4.350
13.500
2.690
2.784
2. 655
00

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       TABLE  A-39 (continued)
                                                 Page   2 of  2
Reading
No.
T. min
U, Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
I AW. Ib
(ir). lb/h
(fir). lb/h
X. lb/h
-.
84 64. 000
3*13. MJM
1. 083
2. 400
5.?::::
1 S. "HOO
2. 2 1 b
"^ - ,-, -
•I. • t1 'I1 '-'
"i " C" i
il • t1 _'









































1








00
            n    6
            Slope   2.823
            Intercept   -0.515
Syx   1.074
     0.257
     0.327
     1.553
        2.78
r    0.996
Confidence interval
2.823 + 0.714

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                               TABLE  A-40 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 20
       Degreaser B, operating

            Solvent:   1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
                                                     Date    11/26/78
            FB  sflt
            InleTaTF
            Other
PC   x         SC
    Exhaust air  ,
A 70    *
a   ft/mi
min
Ambient air
  Temperature  b3    °F
  Pressure  NA  In.  Hq
  Humidity
Reading
No.
T, win
W. 1b
AT. h
AM, 1b
CAT. h
CAM. 1b
(S). «"•
(SOt "'"
X. 1b/h
i.
8163.000
"^Rm ^i ii i


.




•_ •
8221. 000
28 on. ftnn
0. ?&.'
2. 50U
o. ^tr
2. ^I.HJ
"• "^C'l.
C . J O t-
2. ^:>-
2. '"•":•
•:.
8280. 000
•"•"•'po 1 1 |fi
0. '?:? -:
2. TOO
1. 950
5. 200
2. 74*
2. i>
4.
S.::45. 000
2 7 96. hi'ifl
1.0 S3
1.500
3. 07: ::
6. "00
1. JW5
2. 2i r?
2. 4-.T
5.
8404. OOU
27*':. rnn
0.9:53
2. 900
4.017
9. 600
2. 9-* ?
2. 39IJ
2. 4*:. '
6.
34 69. 000
27*1. inn
1.0S3
2. 600
5. 100
12.200
2. 400
2. 392
2. 44*
or

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       TABLE A-40  (continued)
                                                Page 2	of 2	
00
Reading
No.
T, mln
U. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
I AW, Ib
(M} Ih/h
I T-=- I iD/n
\AT/t
X. Ib/h
















































n 5 Syx 0.423 ^a/2 3.18
            Slope   2.301
            Intercept    0.306
\    1.634
S,    0.130
 d
Sb    1.050
S,.    0.609
r    0.999
Confidence interval
2.301 + 0.413

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                               TABLE A-41   SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM  TEST  NO.   22
                                                                       Page
                                                                of
      Degreaser A, operating

           Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
                                                      Date   12/21/70
           FB 75    *
           Inlet air
           Other
PC
sc
       aust air
 A  SO   *
n    ft/min
Amb i ent a'ir
  Temperature   54  °f
  Pressure   -  in.  Hg
  Humidity ~
Reading
No.
T, mln
N. Ib
AT. h
AN. Ib
EAT. h
CAN. Ib
(flM) Ib/h
(Uj*\ Ib/h
X, Ib/h

33531.000
3506. 500








3:?-f.4 l.ooo
3505. 10O








3 3 6 33.QOO
3496. ':'OO







1.
39012. 000
3495. 700







2.
39074. 000
3430. 000
1.03::
-15.700
1.03::
-15.700
-15. 194
-15. 194
-15. 194
3.
•39140.000
•3473. 200
1. 100
-1.300
2. 13::
-17.500
-1.63*.
-3.20::
-11. 69*
00
00

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        TABLE A-t(\  (continued)
Page  2  of 2_
Reading
No.
T. min
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(*"} ih/h
Iryl lb/h
\AT/.
(fir). lb/h
X. lb/h
4.
39193.000
3478. 000
0.88::
-0. 200
3.017
-17.700
-0. 22t-
-5. 867
-9. 755
5.
39249. 000
3475. 200
0.93::
-2. 800
3. 950
-20. 500
-3.000
-5. 190
•"' t! 1 "'
•_•• D 1 .'
6.
39310.000
•3473. 600
1.017
-1.600
4. 967
-22. 100
-1.57^
-4. 450
-7.781
1 •
39362. 000
3474. 000
0. 867
0. 400
5.83.::
-21.700
0. 461:
-3. 720
-7. 104











•








" 6 Sw, 0.787 t ., 2.776
y* o/e
Slope -1.399 S^ 1.788 r -0.949
Intercept -14.321 Sa 0.197 Confidence interval
d
Sb 0.928 1.399 + 0.547
Sc b.841
IX)
10

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                              TABLE A-42  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 22
                                                                       Page  i   of 3
     Degreaser B, operating

          Solvent:  1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
                                                      Oatc   12/21/73
          FB    75  *
          Inlet air
          Other
PC   x         SC
    Exhaust air
    A   sn  *
V  8    ft/min
Ambient a*ir  '
  Temperature  54    °F
  Pressure   -   in. Hg
  Humidity 39   T,
Reading
No.
T, min
W, lb
AT. h
AW. lb
EAT, h
£AM. lb
(CT) lb/h
AAW) lb/h
X, lb/h

3857S.OOO
28S1. ::o0








3S611.000
2861. '-00








3S618.OOo
2? 3?. 'i'OO







1.
33651. 000
2:345. 600







2.
3:3715. 000
2846. 700
1.067
1. 100
1.067
1. 100
1.031
1.03J
1.031
3.
-3:3775. 000
2842. 300
1 . 000
-4. 400
2. 067
-3. 300
-4. 400
-1.597
-0. 2 S3
vD

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TABLE A-42  (continued)
Page 2   of  3
Reading
No.
T»
, aid
U. 1b
OTf IV
AT. h
AW. 1b
CAT. h
EAH. 1b
(10. ""*
(MO, »"•
•
X. 1b/h
4.
38839. 000
2R^Q cififi
£• "— " •' . • _ '» " '. •
1.067'
-2. 400
? 1 :: ":
-• • i _* .'
-5. 700
-2. 25fi
-1.81?
-0. 7?^.
5.
33898. 000
?:r;:: .5 inn
k— '-'-'.I X '_' '. '
0. 98::
-0. 800
4 1 17'
T • A A 1
-b. 500
-0.8 If
-1.57?
-0. 991
t-.
38?^h. nnn
2837. 200
0. 967
-1. 900
=!. rift':

-8. 400
-l.9t.ir.
-1.65;1
-i. i:::
1 •
"i^nis. nnn
2 ft •:'-:. r^n
0. 981:
-::. 450
6. 067'

-11.850
-3.508
-1.95]:
-i.2t.;-
3.
39074. 000
2333. 500
0.981:
-0. 250
7. 050

-12. 100
-0. 254
-1. 71t-
-1. 327'
9.
39133. 000
2831. 000
1.0671
-2. 500
3. 1 17

-14.600
-2. 344
-1.799
-1. 38t.
(continued)

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       TABLE JV-42  (continued)
                                                Page 3   of  3
Reading
No.
T, min
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
CAW. Ib
(fr) 1b/h
/EAW\ IK/h
(m). lb/h
X. lb/h
10.
-39191. 000
2829. bOO
0. 38?
-1.400
9. 000
-It-. 000
-1.535
-1.77?:
-1.429
11.
39249. 000
2823. 350
0. 9*7'
-1.250
9. 9*7
-17. 250
-1.2"?::
-1.731
-1. 459
12.
39317. 000
282*. 300
• 1. 13::
-2. 050
11. 100
-19. 300
-1.809
-1. 739
-1.485
13.
393*0. 000
282*. 200
0.717
-0. 100
11.317
-19. 400
-0. 14fi
-i. *4:-
~" * • ** . C*


















vD
K>
            n   12
            Slope   -1.836
            Intercept    0.914
yx
1.033
3.554
0.088
0.392
1.484
la/2
          1.812
r         -0.997
Confidence interval
1.836 * 0.159

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                               TABLE A-43  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  23
                                                                                       Page 1	of  3
      Degreaser  A. operating

           Solvent:   1,1,1-Trichloroethane

                           PC
                                                                      Date    12/22/78
FB  100   %
Inlet air  -
Other
 x        SC
xhaust air   x
50   X
  7m~in
Ambient 'air
  Temperature 50    *F
  Pressure   -  in. Hg
  Humidity  45 'I
Reading
No.
T, mln
M, Ib
AT, h
AH. Ib
EAT, h
CAU, Ib
(S). '""
(f»ljH i it 4k.
TTT-I lO/H
X. Ib/h

40002. 000
3548. 800







1.
40064. 000
3527. 400







tZ. •
40124.000
3531.500
1.000
4. 100
1.000
4. 100
4. 100
4. 100
4. 100
3.
40182.000
3529. bOO
0. 967
-1.900
1.9*7
2. 200
-l.9t.t-
1.111"
2. bOI'
4.
40254. 000
3528. 400
1.200
-1.200
3. 167
1.000
-1.000
0.3 It-
1.84S
5.
40298. 000
3527. 500
0. 73C:
-0. 900
3. 900
0. 100
-1.227
0. 02*.
1.390
lO

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TABLE  A-43 (continued)
Page  2.  of  3_
Reading
No.
T. nin
y. ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
I AT, h
IAU. Ib
(ir). 1b/h
f LuU \ • . **
I EAT/ '
X. Ib/h
6.
4036S. 000
3525. 300
1. 167
-1.700
5. 067
-1.600
-1.457
-0.316
1.049
i •
40414. 000
3523.900
0. 767
-1.900
5.33::
-3.500
-2. 473
-0. 600
0. 771
3.
40473. 000
3524. 700
1.067
0. 300
6. 900
-2. 700
0. 750
-0.391
0. 60S:
9.
40552. 000
3523.000
1.23::
-1.700
3. 13::
-4. 400
-1. 373
-0.541
0. 46-?
10.
40593. 000
3522. 000
0. 767
-1.000
8. 900
-5. 400
-1.304.
-0. 607
0. 345
11.
40660. 000
3520. 000
1.033
-2. 000
9. 933
-7. 400
-1.935
-0. 745
0. 23*.
(continued)

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TABLE A-43   (continued)
Page 1   of
Reading
No.
T. nin
y. ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
/AWN ....
1771 tO/n
\AT/,
1 — . . - 1 ib/ii
• •
X. Ib/h
12.
40717.000
35 IS. 400
0. ?50
-l.t-00
1 fi Q O "•
1 U. OC1-.1
-9. 000
-1.684
-0. 82?
0. 13^



















•





















•








n . 11 Syx 0.649 tQ/2 2.262
Slope -1.222 Sx 3.282 r -0.858
Intercept 4.881 S^ 0.063 Confidence interval
d
Sb 0.422 1.222 + 0.143
Sr 1 .840

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                             TABLE A-44  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  23
                                                                      Page
                                                 of
    Degreaser  B, operating

         Solvent:   1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
                                                            12/22/78
         FB    inn *
         Inlet air
         Other
PC   x         SC
    Exhaust air
A  50   *
8   ft/mln
Ambient air
  Temperature  -    *F
  Pressure   -  in.  Mq
  Humidity ~T~T;
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
ZAT, n
CAW. 1b
(&} Ih/h
I TT 1 * v/n
\AT/,
X. Ib/h

40030. 000
2927. 100






1.
40088. 000
2912.200






2.
40135. OOCi
2907. 000
0. 73.::
-5. 200
0.78::
-5. 200
-6. 63*
-6. 638
-6.63P
3.
40245. 000
2906. 500
1.833
-0. 500
2. 617
-5. 70fi
-0.27::
-2. 173
-4. 40?:
4.
4029-:.. 000
2QnK. nnn
0. 850
-0. 500
3. 467
-6. 200
-0. 533
-1.78P
-3. 53«:
5.
40-35t.. 000
,Qn4 snf|
1.000
-1.500
4. 467
-7. 700
-1.500
-1.724
-?. os;:
sO

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          TABLE  A-44   (continued)
                                         Page 2	of  2
vD
>J
Reading
No.
T, min
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
CAW. Ib
Of). ™
(fir). lb/h
x. lb/h
6.
40414. OOO
2905. 000
0. 967
0. 500
5.43::
-7. 200
0.517
-1.325
-2.731
i •
40473. 000
290':. 20fi
1.067
-1.800
6. 500
-9. 000
-1.687'
-1.385
-2. 50*
8.
4fici4 ':. nnn
••*ni. snn
1.081:
-1.700
7. 58;:
-10.700
-1.569
-1.411
-2. 350
j
405°ft. nnn
2902. 750
0.917
1.250
8. 500
-9. 450
1 . 364
-i. n:-
-2. 195
10.
40654. 000
2897. 900
0.93::
-4. 850
9.43::
-14.300
-5. 196
-1.516
-2. 120
11.
407 IS. 000
2896. 900
1.067
-1.000
10.500
-15.300
-0. 937
-1.457
-2.05::
              n    10
              Slope    -1.031
              Intercept   -2.962
s
s
1.349
3.140
0.143
0.496
2.468
lo/2       2-306
r      -0.983
Confidence Interval
1.031 + 0.330

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                                TABLE  A-45  SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM TEST NO.  25
                                  Page  l  of 5
       Degreaser  A, operating

           Solvent:   1,1,1-Trichloroethane
                         1/15/79
           FB _50	t
           Inlet air
           Other
   PC      x       SC
x     "Exhaust air
w
 ft/m
mi n
Date     _
Ambient'air
  Temperature  61   °F
  Pressure   -  in. Hq
  Humidity   23  *
Reading
No.
T. mln
H. lb
AT. h
AH, lb
CAT. h
CAW. lb
(S). ">"
(far). lb/h
X, lb/h
1.
76746. 000
3392. 500







2.
76S11. 000
3333.600
1.081:
-3.900
i.os::
-3. 900
-3.600
- 3. 600
-3. 600
•— ' •
76375. 000
3337.900
1.067
-0. 700
2. 150
-4. 600
-0. 65t.
-2. 140
-2. 370
4.
76936.000
3384.000
1.017
-3. 900
3. 167
-8. 500
-3. 33t.
-2. 681
-2. 303
5.
77007. 000
3330. 500
1. 13C:
-3. 500
4. 350
-12.000
-2. 953
-2. 759
-2. 79t-
6.
77075. 000
3380. 500
1. 13C:
0. 000
5. 483
-12.000
0. 000
-2. 183
-2.674
\D
CD

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       TABLE  A-45 (continued)
Page 2   of  5
Reading
No.
T. «tn
U. Ib
AT. h
AH. Ib
I AT. h
IAM. Ib
GO. '*•
(M?). »"•
X. Ib/h
i .
77136. 000
5377.500
1.0171
-3.000
6. 500
-15.000
-2. 95 J
-2. '305:
-2.61:::
8.
77202. 000
3377.000
1. 100
-0. 500
7. 600
-15.500
-0. 455
-2. 0.3':'
-2.531
9.
77259. 000
3375. 000
0. 950
-2. 000
8. 550
-17.500
-2. 105
-2. 047
-2.471
10.
77-325. 000
3-372. 500
1. 100
-2. 500
9. 650
-20. 000
.-, .-, -i .;
>-• •_ 1 .*
-2.07::
-2. 42t.
11.
?7-38'3. 000
3370. 500
0. 967
-2. 000
10.617
-22. 000
-2. 069
-2. 07;:
-2. 391
12.
77442. 000
3368. 250
0. 983
-2. 250
11.600
-24. 250
-2. 28£:
-2. 091
-2. 361
vO
       (continued)

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       TABLE A-45  (continued)
Page j_  of 5 _
Reading
No.
T. ntn
U. Ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
I AT, h
EAU. Ib
(30. "•»
(i£r). lb/h
X. 1b/h
13.
77507. 000
3366. 900
1.083
-1. 350
12.68::
-25. 600
-1.24t.
-2.01?:
-2. 33S
14.
77572. 000
3365. 500
1.083
-1.400
1 _• . i t- 1
-27. 000
-1.29;- •
-1.961
-2. 30t.
15.
77621. 000
3364.000
0.317
-1.500
14.58-::
-28. 500
-1.837
-1.95^
-2.231
16.
776S9. 000
3362. 000
1. 13::
-2. 000
15.717
-30. 500
-1.76!.
-1.941
-2. 25?:
17.
77747. 000
3359.500
0. 967
-2. 500
16.683
-33.000
-2. 58t.
-1.97?:
-2.241
18.
77804. 000
3358. 500
0. 950
-1.000
17.633
-34. 000
-1.053
-1.92?:
-2. 222
O
O
       (continued)

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       TABLE  A-45 (continued)
Page -4_ of
Redding
No.
T. «in
y. ib
AT. h
AM, Ib
I AT, h
IAU, )b
(Sft ""»
W/»
(zir). lb/h
X, lb/h
19.
77872. 000
3356. 500
1. 13::
-2. 000
18.767
-36.000
-1.765
-1.918
-2. 20*.
20.
77920. 000
3354.500
0. 800
-2. 000
19.567
-38.000
-2. 500
-1.94:-
-2. 19J1
21.
77982. 000
3353.600
1.030
-0. 900
20. 600
-38.900
-0.871
-1.88:;:
-2. 17t.
22.
78049. 000
3351. 200
1. 117
-2. 400
21.717
-41.300
-2. 149
-1.90J:
-2. 16::
23.
78118.000
3349. 000
1. 150
-2. 200
22. 867
-43. 500
-1.913
-1.902
-2. 152
24.
78177.000
3347. 800
0. 980
-1.200
23. 850
-44. 700
-1.220
-1.374
-2. 139
K>
O
       (continued)

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       TABLE A-45  (continued)
                                         Page   5 of j>	
Reading
No.
T, «in
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
AAU\ IK/K
(m). Ib/h
X, Ib/h
25.
78244. 000
3345.400
1.117
-2. 400
24. 967
-47. 100
-2. 149
-1.887
-2. 129
26.
78275. 000
3344. 000
0.517
-1. 400
25. 4 81:
-48. 500
-2.710
-1.90::
-2. 120
:.-
78296. 000
3345. 900
0. 350
1.900
25.83::
-46. 600
5. 429
-1.804
-2. 10:1:



























to
o
N>
            n     26


            Slope  -1.775

            Intercept   -2.683
s

s
0.782


7.755


O.U20


0.170


1.711
        2.064


r  -0.999


Confidence interval


1.775 + 0.041

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                               TABLE A-46  SUMMARY OF  DATA FROM TEST NO. 25
                 Page
of
      Degreaser B, operating

           Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
FB 50 *
Inlet air x
Other
PC x SC
_ Exhaust air _x 	
*_ A 50. *
V 8 *t /m in
Ambient' air
Temperature 61 '
Pressure - in. 1
Humidity 28 *
Date   1/15/79


                    *F
                    q
Reading
No.
Tv min
W, 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT, h
EAW, 1b
(I?). ""*
(Sft ™
X, Ib/h

7532?. 000
2742. 500








75341. 000
2741.500







1.
75414. 000
2740. 000







-.
hi •
75493. 000
27 •-:*. SOO
1. 317
-0. 500
1.317
-0. 500
-0. 330
-0. 380
-0. 330
"3.
755t-5. 000
2736. 400
1.200
-3. 100
2.517
-'3. 600
-2. 53::
-1. 430
-0. 903
4.
75631.000
2734. 000
1. 100
-2. 400
3.617
-6. 000
-2. is::
-1.65?
-1. 15*.
10
o
CJ

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TABLE A-46  (continued)
Page  2  of
Reading
No.
Tnlit
i Bin
U. Ib
AT. h
AU, Ib
I AT, h
E6U. Ib
(8). ""•
(fift »•"•
•
X. 1b/h
5.
75694. 000
2732. 000
1.050
-2. 000
4. 667
-3. 000
-1.905
-1.7H
-1.29t.
6.
75760. 000
2730. 500
1. lOCi
-1.500
5. 767
-9. 500
-1. 36*-
-1.647
-1. 36t.
^
I •
75319. OOn
2727. 500
0. 93 1:
- 3. 000
b. 750
-12.500
-3. 051
-1.35J1
-1.447
8.
7 sap 4. non
2724. 500
i.os::
-3.000
7.8?-::
-15.500
-2. 769
-1.979
- 1 . 52-::
9.
7F.-34*. nnn
2720. 500
i.os::
-4. 000
8.917
-19.500
-3. 69J:
-2. 187
- 1 . 606
10.
76014.000
2719.000
1.08.':
-1.500
10.000
-21.000
-1.335
-2. 100
-1.661
(continued)

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         TABLE  A-46  (continued)
Page  3  of 5_
N)
O
VI
Reading
No.
T, nin
U. Ib
AT, h
AU, Ib
EAT, h
EAU. Ib
(ir). lb/h
(IAT), 1b'h
1. lb/h
11.
76079. 000
2713.250
1.03::
-0. 750
11.081:
-21.750
-0. 692
-1.9621
• -1.691
12.
761-38. 000
2716. 000
0. 98.;:
-2. 250
12.067
-24. 000
-2. 23?:
-1.939
-1.71?:
13.
76189.000
2714.300
0. 350
-1.200
12.917
-25. 200
-i.4i:-
-1.951
-1.73?:
14.
76255. 000
2712.500
1. 100
-2. 300
14.017
-27. 500
-2.091
-1.96::
-1.755
15.
76312. 000
2710.000
0. 950
-2. 500
14.967
-30. 000
-2. 63::
-2. 004
- 1 . i > %••
16.
76373. 000
2709. 500
1. 100
-0. 500
16.067
-30. 500
-0. 455
-1.89?:
-1.731
         (continued)

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TABLE  A-46  (continued)
Page _$_ of
Reading
No.
T. Bin
V. Ib
• •
AT. h

AU. Ib

CAT. h
IAU. Ib
(3). "•»
f £AU\ IL»».
vorJ '
-
I. lb/h
17.
76429. 000
2708. 000
0. 850

-1.500

16.917

-32. 000
-1.765
-1.89;:
7 1.78?:

18.
76472. 000
2706. 500
0.717

-1.500

17.633

-33.500
-2. 093
-1.900
-1. 795

19.
76550. 000
2705. 600
1.300

-0. 900

13.93::

-34.400
-0. 692
-1.817
-1.796

20.
76637.000
2704. 600
1.450

-1.000

20. 383

-35. 400
-0. 690
-1.737
-1.79 3

21.
76714.000
2699. 200
1.28;:

-5. 400

21.667

-40. 800
-4. 20S:
-1.883
-1.797

22.
76780. 000
2695. 900
1. 100

-3. 300

22. 767

-44. 100
-3. 000
-1.937
-1.804

(continued)

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       TABLE  A-46 (continued)
Page  5   of  5
Reading
No.
T, n1n
M. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
IAN. Ib
(6M\ 1h/h
I Tr" 1 •O/n
\AT/,
(ffr). lb/h
X. lb/h
23.
76845. 000
2693. 800
1.08C:
-2. 100
23. 850
-46. 200
-1.938
-1.937
-1.810
24.
76906. 000
2692. 000
1.017
-1.800
24. 867
-48. 000
-1.770
-1.930
-1.81?:
25.
76974. 000
2688. 800
1. 13':
-3. 200
26. 000
-51.200
-2. 82<
-1.969
-1.82:-
26.
76987. 000
2690. 500
0.217
1.700
26.217
-49. 500
7. 84t-
-1.888
-1.8*











.








n 25 Syx 1.358 tQ/2 2.069
Slope -1.936 Sx 7.738 r -1.000
Intercept 0.435 Sfl 0.036 Confidence Interval
Sb 0.178 1.936 + .074
S,. 2.202
o
-J

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                                TABLE A^i?   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 26
                                                                  Page  1   of  5
       Oegrcascf B, operating

            Solvent:  1,1,1-Trichloroethane
                                                 Date   1/18/79
            FB   50   I
            Inlet air   x
            Other
PC
 x        SC
xhaust air
A
8
70 r-*
  nnn
                  Extensive  problems with Degreaser A
Ambient' air'
  Temperature  -    °F
  Pressure   -  in. Hg
  Humidity   -  I
Reading
No.
T, m1n
U. lb
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
CAW. lb
(AT). lb/h
flM\ lh/ll
l TTT i io/n
\EAI/,
X. Ib/h

78426. OOO
2859.000







78449.000
2853.000







78459.00C
2854.OOC






1.
7S493.00i:i
2853. 000






kl •
78536.000
2353. 000
0.717
0. 000
0.717
0. 000
0. 000
0. 000
0. 000
3.
73609. 000
2351.250
1.217
-1.750
1.9-3::
-1.750
-1.435:
-0. 905
-0. 45'l:
O
OP

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TABLE A-47  (continued)
2  of  5
Reading
No.
T. nin
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
/AU\
f um 1 1 t> 1 1»
iTrJ ID/n
\AT/,
(fir) lb/h
. ib/n
4.
78669. 000
2850. 000
1.000
-1.250
2.93::
-3. 000
-1.250
-1.02::
-0. £4":

5.
78731.000
2847. 000
1.03::
-3.000
.3. 967
-6. 000
-2. 90::
-1.51::
-fl. fthfi

6.
73792. 000
2845. 500
1.01 7
-1.500
4. 93.":
-7. 500
-1.475
-1.505
•• iH i O '— * *• I

-
733-19. 000
2341. 500
0. 950
-4. 000
5. 93::
-11.500
-1.211
-1.93?:
-1. 147

8.
73916. 000
2839.250
1. 117
-2. 250
7. 050
-13.750
-2.015
-1.950
. 26?
9.
78972. 000
2834.900
0. 93,::
-4. 350
7. 98 ::
-18. 100
-4.661
-2. 267
_ 1 '5OO
1 . o o t-
(continued)

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TABLE A-47   (continued)
Page _a_ of _5_
Reading
No.
T. mln
U. lb
AT. h
AU. lb
EAT. h
EAU. lb
(AT). lb/h
AAM\ lb/h
^EAT;, lb'h
X. lb/h
10.
79028. 000
2834. 700
0.933
-0. 200
8.917
-18. 300
-0.214
-2. 05::
-1.46:-
11.
79089. 000
2832. 500
1.017
-2. 200
9. 93J:
-20. 500
-2. 16?
-2. 06*
-1.52::
12.
79155. 000
2830.200
1. 100
-2. 300
11.03::
-22. 300
-2.091
— ^ O £ t
-1.57}
13.
79213.000
2327. 500
0. 967
-2. 700
12.000
-25. 500
-2. 79::
-2. 125
-1.617'
14.
79279. 000
2826. 000
1. 100
-1.500
13. 100
-27. 000
-1.361
-2. 061
-1.65:1
15.
79330. 000
2826. 000
0. 850
0. 000
1 3. 950
-27. 000
0. 000
-1.935
-1.67:-
(continued)

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TABLE A-47  (continued)
Page 4   of  5
Reading
No.
T. min
W. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(Ir) lb/h
(i?). •"
X, lb/h
16.
79391.000
2822. 750
1.017
-3. 250
14.967
-30.250
-3. 197
-2.021
-1.695
17.
79446. 000
2821.400
0.917
- 1 . 350
15.881:
-31.600
-1.47.;:
-1.990
-1. 71-
18.
79508. 000
2820. 200
1.031:
-1.200
16.917
-32.800
1 1 ' 4
-1.9 39
-1.727
19.
79572. 000
2819.200
1.067
- 1 . 000
17.983
-33. 800
-0. 937
-1.880
-1.735
20.
79633. 000
2816.400
1.017
-2. 800
1 9. 000
-36. 600
-2. 75<-
-1.926
-1.745
21.
79699. 000
2815.500
1. 100
-0. 900
20. 100
-37.500
-0. 8 If:
-1.866
-1.751
(continued)

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       TABLE  A-47  (continued)
                                                                                      Page  5   of  5__
Reading
No.
T, min
U. Ib

AT. h

AW, Ib

I AT, h
CAU. Ib
®. ""*
/fAU\
(ZAT) lb/h
.
X. lb/h
22.
79759. 000
2314. t-OO
1. 000

-0. 900

21. 100

-33.400
-0. 900
-1.820

-1.755

23.
79330. 000
281 3. 000
i. is::

- 1 . bOO

22.23::

-40. 000
-1.35;1
-1. 795

-1. 75*.

24.
79390. 000
2310. 500
1 . 000

-2. 590

^1 -• • hi, Z1 . •

-42. 500
-2. 500
-1. 325

-1.759

25.
79947. 000
2309. 500
0. 950

-1. 000

24.23::

-43.500
-1.051:
-1. 795

-1.761


79931. 000
2303. 750



























CO
n   24
Slope    -1.836
Intercept   -0.148
                                                  yx
                                                        7.161
                                                        0.052
                                                        0.174
                                                        1.204
la/2   2'074
r   -1.000
Confidence interval
1.886 + 0.108

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                                TABLE A-48   SUMMARY  OF  DATA  FROM TEST NO. 20.
                                                                      Pag* J	of  5
       Degreaser A, operating

            Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
                                                      Date    1/20/79
            FB  125  <
            Inlet air  x
            Other
PC    x        SC _x_
    Exhaust air    x
    A
V   8
70  %
  7m in
Ambient air
  Temperature  70   *F
  Pressure    -  in.  Hg
  Humidity 4b  %
Reading
No.
T, m1n
H. Ib
AT, h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
CAW, Ib
(51). 1b>"
(if) lb'h
X, Ib/h

31345. 000
3696. 850


•





31379. 000
3692. 500,








31 390. 000
3692. 500







1.
31422. 000
3691.000







2.
31492.000
3687. 600
i. ur
-3.400
1. It 7
-3. 400
-2.911
-2.914
-2.914
3.
SI 549. 000
3686. 500
0. 950
-1. 100
2. 117
-4. 500
-1. 15?:
-2. 12*.
-2.520
U)

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TABLE A-48  (continued)
Page 9   of  ^
Redding
No.
T, min
U. 1b
. » •
AT. h
AU. 1b

CAT. h
CAU. 1b
(sft w
\AT/,
(fir) lb'h
X. lb/h
4.
81607.000
3685. 000
0. 967

-1.500
3. 031:

-6. 000
-1.55::
-1.946
. -2. 329
5.
31673.000
3682. 000
1. 100

-3. 000
4. is::

-9. 000
-2. 727
-2. 151
-2. 234
6.
31733.000
3680. 500
1.081:

-1.500
5. 267

-10. 500
-1. 385
-1.994
-2. 22-..
i .
81797. 000
3678. 500
0.93::

-2. 000
6. 250

- 1 2. 500
-2. 034
-2. 000
-2. 139
8.
81857.000
3677. 500
1.000

-1.000
7. 250

-13.500
-1.000
-1.86J1
-2. 14:-
9.
81920. 000
3675. 750
1.050

-1.750
3. 300

-15.250
-1.667
-1.837
-2. 104
(continued)

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         TABLE &4B (continued)
Page  3   of _5_
N)
t-«
tn
Reading
No.
T, nin
U. Ib

AT. h

AW, Ib

EAT. h
£AU. Ib
(*»} Ih/h
i —s i iD/n
\AT/.
/fAU\
(nr) 1b/h
.
X. Ib/h
10.
81972.000
3675. 250
0. 867

-0. 500

9. 167

-15.750
-0. 577
-1.718

-2. 061

11.
82038.000
?67:3. 250
1. 100

-2. 000

10.267

-17.750
-1.818
-1.729

-2. 02?:

12.
82091.000
3670. 500
0. '38::

-2. 750

11. 150

-20. 500
-3. 11'.:
-1.8:39

-2.011

13.
82151.000
3670. 000
1.000

-0. 500

12. 150

-21.000
-0. 500
-1.728

-1.987

14.
82220. 000
3667. 000
1. 150

-3.000

1 3. 300

-2-*. 000
-2. 609
-1.305

- 1 . 97-1:

15.
82274. 000
3662. 500
0. 900

-4. 500

14.200

-28. 500
-5. 000
-2. 007

-1.975

         (continued)

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         TABLE A-48  (continued)
Page 4   of _5__
IS)
Reading
No.
T. ntn
y. ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(AT) lb/h
(ir) lb'h
X. lb/h
16.
82346. 000
3651.700
1.200
-10.300
15. 400
-39. 300
-9. 000
-2. 55£
. -2.014
17.
32430.000
3661.200
1.400
9. 500
16.300
-29. 800
6. 786
-1.77*
-1.999
18.
82457. 000
3660. 700
0. 450
-0. 500
17.250
-30. 300
-1. Ill
-1.757
-1.935
19.
32521.000
3653. 700
1.067
-2. 000
18.317
-32. 300
-1.875
-1. 761:
-1.97::
20.
32594. 000
3657. 000
1.217
-1.700
19.533
-34.000
-1. 397
-1.741
-1.960
21.
32633. 000
3656. 200
0.73::
-0. 800
20. 267
-34.300
-1.091
-1.717
-1.94?:
         (continued)

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        TABLE A-48   (continued)
                                                 Page 5   of 5
Reading
No.
T, min
W, Ib
AT, h
AM, Ib
EAT. h
EAW. Ib
(XT) ">/"
\AT/,
X, Ib/h
22.
82699. 000
3655. 100
1.017
-1. 100
21.28;:
-35.900
-i.os::
. 68 r
-1.93*.
2.3.
82756. 000
3654. 100
0. 950
-1.000
22. 2?;:
-36.900
-1.05;:
. 6*0
-1.923
24.
32320. 000
'3651. 100
1.067
-3.000
23. '300
-39.900
-2. SK1
1-^ 4 'i
. i K
-1.91'
25.
32374. 000
3649. 600
0. 900
-1.500
24. 200
-41.400
-1.667
i ~* i i
i . f ii
-1.905

82912. 000
3649. 000







82935.000
'3650. 500






rs>
             n   24
             Slope    -1.676
             Intercept   -1.805
Syx  2.720
Sx   7.129
Sa   0.080
 d
Sb   0.181
S    2.537
ta/2   •  2.074
r   -1.000
Confidence interval
1.676 + .166

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                                TABLE A-49  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  28
                                                                                       Page j__ of  5
       Degreaser B, operating

            Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane

                            PC
FB  125  I
Inlet air
Other
x         SC _
xhaust air   x
A  70   I
8   ft/min
Date  1/20/79	
Ambient'air
  Temperature  70    °F
  Pressure   -   in. Hg
  Humidity  4b   t,
Reading
No.
T, min
H, 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
EAT. h
CAW, Ib
($). ">'"
(§?). ">"•
X, 1b/h

Si ">lv nrtri
1 -• J<_. L"JL'
3040. 750






81-377. 000
303?. 000






ftl':fi7. 000
3039. 400





1.
81422.000
303?. 000





o
t_ •
81492.000
3036.000
1. 16T1
-3. 000
1. 167
-3. 000
-2. 57J
-2. 571
-2.571
3.
815^3.000
3033.700
0. 850
-2. 300
2.017
-5. 300
-2. 70*.
-2. 625:
-2. 600
CO

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        TABLE  A-49   (continued)
Page 2   of jj_.
Reading
No.
T. nin
W. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
CAT. h
CAW. Ib
(ir) lb/h
(fir) lb/h
X. 1b/h
4.
81602.000
3032. 500
0.98::
-1.200
3. 000
-6. 500
-1.220
-2. 167
-2. 455
,.
81673. 000
3030. 250
1. 18::
-2. 250
4. ISO
-8. 750
-1.90J
-2. 09::
~ fcl • !• O *f
6.
81732.000
3023. 500
0. 98'::
-1.750
5. 167
-10.500
-1.730
-2.031:
-2. 29?:
I •
81797.000
3026. 750
i.os::
-1.750
6. 250
- 1 2. 250
-1.615
-1.960
-2. 24J1
8.
31359.000
3026. 000
1.03:::
-0. 750
7. 28^:
-13.000
-0. 726
-1.785
-2. 176
9.
81915.000
3025. 000
0.930
-1.000
8.217
-14.000
-1.071
-1.70*
-2. 117
vC
        (continued)

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         TABLE  £.39  (continued)
Page 3   of  5
N)
N>
O
Reading
No.
T, nin
U, 1b
AT. h
aw, tb
EAT, h
EAH. 1b
(80. 1Wh
(Mr). »"•
•
X. Ib/h
10.
81975.00111
3024. 500
l.OOCi
-0. 500
9. 217'
-14.500
-0. 500
- 1. 57-.!
-1 nc--'
• •! . U j i
11.
82044. 000
•3023. 500
1. 150
-1.000
10. 367
-15.500
-0. 870
-1.495
-2. 00 J
12.
82091. 000
3022. 500
0.78::
-1.000
11. 150
-It-. 500
-1.277
-1.480
-1.95::
13.
32162. 000
3020. 000
1. IS'!:
-2. 500
12. 33::
-19.000
-2. 1 1 ::
-1.541
-1.919
14.
82272. 000
3016.000
1.831:
-4. 000
!•». 167
-23. 000
-2. is::
-1.624
-1.89*.
15.
82343. 000
3015.500
1. 18::
-0. 500
15. 350
-23.500
-0. 42^:
-1.53J
-1.370
        (continued)

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         TABLE  A-4q  (continued)
Page  4  of  5
M
K)
Reading
No.
T. m\n
U. lb
AT. h
AU, lb
EAT, h
EAU. lb
(ir) lb/h
\EAT/.
X. lb/h
' 16.
82421.000
3012.200
1.300
-3. 300
' 16.650
-26. 800
-2. 53?:
-1.610
. -1.350
17.
82462. 000
3011. 100
0. 683
-1. 100
17.330
-27. 900
-1.610
-1.610
-1.83?:
13.
82525. 000
3009. 700
1.050
-1.400
18.380
-29. 300
-1.330
-1.59
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       TABLE A-49  (continued)
                                                 Page  5   of  5
Reading
No.
T, Riln
W, 1b
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
EAH, Ib
(fit ""*
(SOL ">"•
«. lb/h
22.
82756. OOCi
3005. 000
0. 950
-0. 800
22. 233
-34. 000
-0. 842:
-1.529
-1.772:
23.
82822. 000
3002. ?00
1. 100
-2. 100
23. 333
-36. 100
-1.90?
-1.547
-1.761
24.
323". OOCi
3001.500
0.917
-1.400
24. 250
-37. 500
-1.527
-1.546
-1.752:

82910. 000
3000. 100








32943. 000
3001.500








i








K)
N>
            n   23
            Slope    -1.455
            Intercept   -1.982
Syx   0.801
Sx    7.312
Sa    0.023
      0.182
        2.080
r     -1.000
Confidence  Interval
1.455 + .048
                                                       0.722

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                             TABLE A-50   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 29
                                                                           1   Of 6
    Degreaser  A. operating

         Solvent:    1,1,1-THchloroethane
         FB   T?R  I
         Inlet air
         Other
PC   x         SC
    Exhaust air  x
V  8
Ft/ml i
in In
Date  1/21/79	•
Ambient air
  Temperature  69   °F
  Pressure  NA  in.  Hg
  Humidity     "
Reading
No.
T, m1n
M, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
tAT, h
CAW. Ib
(jjr). Ib/h
(fsr). 1b'h
X. Ib/h

85004. 000
*«. .00








y5D18. OUO
3 6: 3 5. i'OO








85039. 000
>1.50. 400








05055. 000








i.
85U85. 000
-!|:.45. 000







2.
S5143. 000
3642. 300
1.050
2. 200
1.050
2. 200
2.095
2. 095
2. 095
10
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       TABLE A^SO   (continued)
Page 2   of 6
Reading
No.
T. m\n
y. ib
• • ^
AT. h
AV, Ib
£AT. h
IAU. Ib
(AT) 1b/h
(MO. "»*
1. Ib/h
i fc
:':'5193. OUO
0.8.^
2. 200
1.883
4. 400
2. t-40
2. -3::*
,.
85259. OOU
3637. nnn
1 . 0 1 7
3. 6 no
2. ?no
8. On,.
3.54J
r* -"."i"*
t,
S5333. nnn
1.2:-:?
6. 3 "JO
4. 133
14.300
5. 5;4
3. 5yl
™i * i *i
•^ • :• i •
i •
LI'."* 51?. nnn
•IN ':n. --:nn
1. 050
2. 200
b. 2^3
14.200
2. 0°5
2. 273
' Sh
!:I.
y 55 18. 000
0.9S3
3. 000
7.217
1 7. 200
:3. 051
2. 3-33
2. 5 :!5
N)
       (continued)

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TABLE A-50  (continued)
Page 3	of  6
Reading
No.
T. ain
U. Ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
EAT. h
IAU. Ib
(IT) lb/h
(isr). lb>"
•
X. Ib/h
9.
37583. Oi in
3625. 000
1. 167
2. 300
8. 3-3.3
20. 000
2. 400
2. -jt;6
2.eJlT*
i'l.
35642. 000
3622. 770
0. *on
2. 250
?. 233
22. 250
2.5HO
2. 397
-' *~ \ \ •'
1 i.
t:5701. nOO
3620. 500
0.933
2. 250
10. 2^7
24. 500
2. 2 as
T» '• '• i.
::. * :-..
i,-'.
35317. 0"Ll
3616. Oi.'O
!.«•»
4. SuO
12.2MO
29. fl'JO
we ."ll . O
2. 377
.i, - :
13,
••••77bl. CM.IIJ
3617. 2ir.O
-0.933
-1.250
11. 2t."
27. 750
1.339
*^ *• J'.'lJ
7 !•_!
i. • '* 'T1 1
14.
87377. 000
3612. 000
1.933
5. 250
1 3. 200
•33.000
2.716
2. -it .:
2.4:1:'.
(continued)

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       TABLE A-50  (continued)
Page  4  of  6
Reading
No.

T. aln
UlK
• ID
AT. h
AM, 1b
IAT, h
IAU. 1b
(AT) 1b/h
V^TA
1. tb/h

».
•-S041 nnn

•3610. f 5 0
. 06.
1.2^0
14.267
34. 250
1. 172
2.215
2.401
2. 47S
.«.
O^OQQ f|,m


0. ?b.
3. OUO
15.23?
37. 250
3. 10?
2.274
2.445
2.47?
17,
rth064. 000

i ntf1}

2. ^50
16.317
3?. 700
2. 262
o o-*.i
ii. i_ i "
2. 4 :!3
2.471
:e.
R61 1~. ijfni
"Shn^. nun
n. Rft?

2. -?oo
17.200
42. 000
2. 604
2.293
2.442
2. 46?
n.
C'6175. 000
^nn ^nn
n ^67

2.500
19. 167
44. 500
2. 5S6
2. -?09
2.450
2. 46?
.™.
y6?45. ooo

1 167

2.750
19.333
47.250
2. ?ci7
2. ?12
2.444
2. 4h.7
to
       (continued)

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        TABLE A-50  (continued)
P«ge  5   of   c
IV
Redding
No.
T. Bin
U. 1b
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
IAU. Ib
(S). »»
(SOL ""
I. Ib/h
21.
86298. 000
3596. 050
0. 883
1. 700
20.217
43. 950
1.92*5
2.421
. 2. 46ci
:• .••
k. k. •
86357. 000
.3594. 000
0.9 S3
2. 050
21.200
51.000
2. 0:-:5
2. 406
2. 4b2
23.
St-412. 000
3592. 500
0.917
1 . 500
22. 117
52. 500
1 . t. 3t-
2. 374
2.458
24.
86470. 000
3589. 950
0.967
2. 550
23. OS 3
55. 050
2. 63S
2. 385
2. 4l.-5
/
25.
86531. 000
.3588. 200
1.017
1.750
24. 100
56. 800
1.721
d. 357
2.451

86570. 000
?587. 900







        (continued)

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       TABLE A-50  (continued)
Page  6  of  6
oo
Reading
No.
T. mtn
U. 1b
AT. h
AU. 1b
CAT. h
CAM. lb
(M\ ih/h
I 771 ID/n
\Ai/,
(Sfl """
X. lb/h
•
365^3. O'J'J
3589. V1-'!


























•






























n 24 Syx 1.147 tQ/2 2.07
Slope 2.369 $x 7.104 r 0.999
Intercept 0.728 SA 0.034 Confidence interval
Sb 0.108 2.369 + 0.071
S^ 1.344

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                              TABLE A-51  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST  NO.   29
                                                                            1  Of   6
     Degreaser B, operating

          Solvent:    1,1,1-THchloroethane
          PB  125  %
          Inlet air
          Other
PC    x        SC   x
    Exhaust air   x
A
8
70  %
  7m In
Date      1/21/79
Ambient air
  Temperature  69   *F
  Pressure NA   (n. tig
  Humidity    "
Reading
No.
Tf m1n
H. 1b
AT, h
AN, 1b
CAT, h
CAN, 1b
(AT), 1b/h
(flrr). 1b/h
X, Ib/n

55004. 000
2972. 2*0


•





B5U18.-000
2972. 250








...,...!.,
2973. 350








85051. UOO
2*85. 45H







1.
fc:5Q81. 000
2983. 750







2.
85143.000
2981.850
1. 117
1.900
1. 117
1.900
1.701
1.701
1.701
10
N)
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       TABLE  A-51 (continued)
Page   2 of  $.
Reading
No.
Tain
. •in
U, Ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
CAT. h
EAU. Ib
/A«\
1 O>* 1 Ik 4k
ITT) ID/It
\AT/.
1 fTfTT 1 1 D/ fi
V bOI /•
X. 1b/h
-;
35201. Ono
I* SO. nijn
0.833
1.350
2. 000
3. 750
2. 094
1.393
1.H75
4.
:::ci"'h.4. nun
2977. 000
1 . 050
3. 000
•3. 050
6. 77.0
2.213
,.-:0
i.
PS'; -:4. '"""in

1. 1*7
2. ^'OO
4. 2t~
9. 250
2. :-:3
1 • . -
6.
:-:s -:'^h,p rmn
2^71. noo
1.0J3
3. 500
5. 250
12.750
3. 3R"
2. 42?
2. OS..1
I •
,-:ci4c!i:». nnn
2970. 500
1.050
0. 500
6. 3nn
1 3. 250
0. 476
2. 103
2. 086
8.
35.517.000
2968. 500
0. 967
2. 000
7. 267
15.250
2. 069
2. 099
2. 033
N»
Ul
O
       (continued)

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       TABLE A-51  (continued)
Page 3   of  6
Reading
No.
T. «in
y. ib
AT. h
AU. Ib

EAT. h
CAU. Ib
GO. "">
AAW\ ,
V^ATy,
X. Ib/h
^m
::5586. MOM
1. 150
1. 750
•-: -I 1 7

17. 000
2. 0"9
JiX
.• it ~\ "sn
0. 9.::3
3. MOO
•3 :sn

20. nnn
1— 1 1 1 ~l _l
1..
!55 "01. 000
0. 933
1. -50
jo. ::.-•::

21.7-5fj
1. 730
2. 105
2. n&s
1 2,
t, 58 17. 000
1. f :3
5. 250
12. 2*7

27. 000
^ • ' J -'
2. 201
1 :.
:.i;.-b 1.000
2 -i =;:-:. 700
-0. ?:-:3
-1.950
11.3 3 ?

25. 050
2. 0:39
2. 210
2. 10-
14.
85877. 000
2954. 500
1.933
4. 200
1 3. 267

29. 250
2. 172
2. 205
2. 1 1 5
Kl
u*
       (continued)

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        TABLE  A-51 (continued)
Page ^ , of 6	
Reading
No.
T. «tn
U. 1b
AT. h
AM. 1b
CAT, h
CAM. lb
(fr). ib/h
(ZST). lb/h
X. lb/h
15.
85941. 000
2^"? -i. nnn
1.067
1.500
14. '-:J3
?0. 7'jO
1.400
2. 145
2. H"
16
B-«992. 000
2950. ft".'"'
0. O^O
2. J 50
15. -.::=::
?2. 900
2,V-
2. u.r
2. 120
,7.
8t 064. Oi'O
**4fl --im
• 1.200
2. 650
16. 383
35. 55U
2.20?
2. 1 ,-0
2. 123
18.
ot 1 17. HMO
2'M6. nno
0. o!?3
1. 700
17.267
37. 250
1.-^-.
2. 17."
2. 1 .i'1!1
19.
86 1 75. UOO
2944. 500
0. ^7
2. 000
13.233
":!q. 250
2. Ou?
2. IT.':
2. IE'
10.
Sit 239. 000
2<:"42. 700
1.067
l.SOO
19.300
41.050
l.t>:3
2. 127
2. 127
to
U)
K>
        (continued)

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         TABLE A-51.  (continued)
Page £__ of
Reading
No.
T. »1n
U. 1b
AT. h
AM, 1b
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(Ir) lb/h
(W\ |D/h
I. lb/h
. *1 1 •
86298. 000
2939. 600
0.933
3. 100
20. 233
44. 150
3. 153
2. 177
2. 12?
22.
36357. 000
2933. 600
0. ?33
1.000
21.267
45. 150
1.017
2. 123
2. 12?
23.
86412.000
2936. 300
0.917
1.300
22. 133
46. 950
1.964
2. 116
2. 129
24.
36470. 000
2935. 350
0.967
1.450
23. 150
48. 400
1.500
2.091
2. 127
1
25.
36533. 000
2932. 900
1.050
2.450
24. 200
50. 350
2.333
2. 101
2. 126

86568. 000
i
2931.200







ro
w
to
         (continued)

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        TABLE A-51  (continued)
Page  6  of  6
W
Reading
No.
T. min
H. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
CAM. Ib
(M\ lh/h
I Tr" 1 ID/n
\AT/,
• •
X. Ib/h

S6b?4. 000
2933. 200


















































•
n 24 Syx 0.650 tQ/2 2.07
Slope 2.122 Sx 7.348 r 1.000
Intercept 0.241 Sa 0.018 Confidence Interval
Q
S. 0.175 2.122 + 0.037
                                                  Sc   0.687

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                               TABLE   A'52 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  30
                                                                       Page  1 of _5_
      Degreaser  A, operating

           Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
                                                      Date   1/26/79
           FB  125  t
           Inlet  air _x_
           Other
PC    x        SC
    Exhaust air
5Q   *
 Tt/mii
min
Ambient'alr
  Temperature  70    °F
  Pressure    - In. Hg
  Humidity ~38~~*
Reading
No.
T, min
W, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
CAW, Ib
(ff). ^
(if), 'w
X, 1b/h

?0796.
3b81.9«:








90808.
3b81. ::








90S 13.
3*77. =.







1.
90319. 000
3678. 200







k. •
90915.000
3676. 300
1.600
-1.400
1.600
-1.400
-0. 37=.
-0. S7S
-0. 37=.
3.
90933. 000
3674. 300
1.217
-2. 000
2.317
-3. 400
-1.644
-1.207
-1.041
N)
U>
LP

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        TABLE  A-52 (continued)
Page 2   of 5
Reading
No.
T. «1n
U. 1b
AT. h
AM. 1b
CAT. h
CAM. Ib
\AT/»
/j^y\
K. Ib/h
4.
91056.000
3673. 600
1. 13'.:
-1.200
3. 950
-4. 600
-1.059
-1. 165
-i.os::
5.
91116.000
3671.800
1.000
-1.800
4. 950
-6. 400
-1.800
-1.291:
-1. 135
6.
91169.000
3670. 600
0.881:
-1.200
5. 33::
-7. 600
-1. 358
-1.303
-1. 168
-e
91223.000
3669. 300
0. 98-::
-1. 300
6.317
-o. 900
-1. 32J1
-1.306
-1.191
8.
91281.000
3667. 200
0. 883
-2. 100
7. 700
-11.000
" •! . O I i
-1.429
-1.225
9.
91354.000
3666. 000
1.217
-1.200
3.917
-12.200
-0. 986
-1.36?:
-1.24;:
10
        (continued)

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TABLE A-52  (continued)
Page 3   of j_
Reading
No.
T. «1n
M. 16
AT. h
AM. 1b
I AT. h
EAM. 1b
VAT/ ^/^
(fift "»"
X. 16/h
10.
91412.000
3664. 000
0. 967
-2. 000
9. SSI:
-14.200
-2. 069
-1.437
-1.265
11.
9147S.OOO
3662. 000
1. 100
-2. 000
10.9S::
-16.200
-1.818
-1.47=.
-1.286
12.
91542. 000
3660. 500
1.067
-1.500
12.050
-17.700
-1.406
-1.469
-1. 30I1
13.
91593. 000
3659. 750
0. S 50
-0. 750
1 2. 900
-IS. 450
-0. :3S;-
-1.430
-1. 31 ::
14.
91653. 000
3657. 750
1.000
-2. 000
13.900
-20. 450
-2. 000
-1.47J
-1. 325
15.
91717.000
3656. 500
1.067
-1.250
14.967
-21.700
-1. 172:
-1.450
-1.334
(continued)

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        TABLE A-52  (continued)
Page 4   of j_
Reading
No.
T, «1n
U. 1b
AT. h
AU. 1b
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
©. »"
(Mr). lb/h
X. 1b/h
16.
91770.000
3655. 000
0. 383
-1.500
15.850
-23. 200
-1.695:
-1.464
-1.34::
17.
91843.000
3653. 400
1.217
-1.600
17.067
-24. 800
-1. 315
-1.453
-1.350
18.
91894.000
3652. 300
0. 850
-1. 100
17.917
-25. 900
-1.294
-1.44*.
-1.355
19.
91958. 000
3650. 400
1. 067
-1.900
13.98::
-27. 800
-1.78J
-1.464
-1. 361
20.
92029. 000
3649. 000
1. 183
-1.400
20. 167
-29. 200
-1. 183
-1.448
-1. 36*.
21.
92033. 000
3647. 200
0. 983
-1.300
21. 150
-31.000
-1.83J
-1.46*.
-1.371
to
CJ
09
        (continued)

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       TABLE A^SZ  .(continued)
                                                 Page  5  of  5
Reading
No.
T, «1n
W. 1b
AT. h
AH. 1b
CAT. h
CAU. 1b
(fi). """
GAT), 1b/h
X. Ib/h
22.
92204. 000
3643. 750
1.931:
-3. 450
23.03.-:
-34. 450
-1.4?::
-1.377
23.
92264. 000
3642. 000
1.000
-1.750
24. 033
-36.200
-1.750
-1.501:
-1.33;:
24.
92324. 000
3641.000
1.000
-1.000
25.03::
-37.200
-1.000
-1.48::
-1.337
. 25.
92335.000
3642. 500
0. 18::
1.500
25. 267
-35. 700
3. is;:
- 1 . 4 1 ::
-1.3SS:
26.
92343.000
364 3. 000
0. 1 33
0. 500
25. 400
-35.200
3. 750
-1.336
-1. 33?:

92434. 000
3644. 000






vo
            n  25
            Slope   -1.495
            Intercept    0.809
Sw,   0.634
 "
SK    7.593
S,    U.017
 Q
Sb    0.183
S,    2.199
          2.069
r        -1.000
Confidence Interval
1.495 + 0.070

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                              TABLE A-53  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   30
                                                                      Page j_ of _5_
     Degreaser B, operating


          Solvent:   1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
                                                     Date    1/20/79
          FB   12$*
          InleTatf
          Other
PC    y        SC

    Exhaust air
ft/mi
min
Ambient'air

  Temperature  70   *F

  Pressure   -  in. Tig
  Humidity JH  \
Reading
No.
T, min
W, Ib
AT, h
AH, Ib
EAT. h
CAN, Ib
(S). '^
(Sfi 'k'"
X. Ib/h

?D7?6.
308?. 
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        TABLE  A-53 (continued)
Page J_ of _5__
Reading
No.
T. «in
tl. 1b
AT. h
AU. 1b
EAT. h
EAU. 1b
(ir). lb/h
(sir) Ib/h
X. 1b/h
4.
91056.000
3085. 200
1. 13;:
0. 200
3. 43;:
-4. 000
0. 17*.
-1. 165
-1.551
5.
91116. 000
3083. 900
1.000
-1. 300
4. 43-1:
-5. 300
-1.300
-1. 195
-1.46J'
6.
91169.000
3082. 800
0.881:
-1. 100
5.317
-6. 400
-1.245
-1.204
-1.410
1 •
91 SI'S. 000
3031.200
0. 98;:
-1.600
6. 300
-3. 000
-1.627
-1.270
-1. 387
8.
91231.000
3080. 600
0. 83;:
-0. 600
7. 13.;:
-8. 600
-0. 679
-1. 197
-1. 360
9%
91354.000
3079. 500
1.217
-1. 100
8. 400
-9. 700
-0. 904
-1. 155
-1.334
ro
        (continued)

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        TABLE  A-53 (continued)
Page _3_ of j>_
Reading
No.
T, Bin
U. Ib
AT. b
AU. Ib
EAT. b
EAV. Ib
(£) ">"•
W/t
(IST). lb/h
X. lb/h
10.
91412.000
3078. 250
0. 967
-1.250
9. 367
-10.950
-1.293
-1. 169
-1.31*
11.
91478.000
3077. 000
1. 100
-1.250
10.467
-12.200
-1. 13*
-1. 16*
-1.301
12.
91542.000
3075. 750
1.067
-1.250
11.53-:
-13.450
-1. 17::
-1. 16*
-1.289
13.
91593.000
3075. 000
0. 850
-0. 750
12. 38.':
-14.200
-o. 88::
-1. 147
-1.277
14.
91653.000
3073.500
1 . 000
-1.500
13.38::
-15.700
-1.500
-1. 17.::
-1.269
15.
91717.000
3071.750
1.067
-1.750
14.450
-17.450
-1.641
-1.20?:
-1.26J
to
.b
N)
        (continued)

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       TABLE A^S.3   (continued)
Page  4  of  5
Reading
No.
T. m\n
y. ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
IAU, Ib
(ir) lb/h
(ZAT) lb/h
X. lb/h
16.
91770.000
3071.250
0. 88;:
-0. 500
15.33::
-17.950
-0. 566
-1. 171
-1.258
17.
91841.000
3069. 900
i. is;:
-1.350
16.517
-19.300
-1. 14J
-1. 16':'
-1.25-::
18.
91894.000
3067. 700
0. 83::
-2. 200
17.400
-21.500
-2.491
-1.236
-1.25:-
19.
91953.000
3065. 900
1.067
-1.800
18.467
-23. 300
-1.637
-1.26J'
-1.25::
20.
92029. 000
3064. 200
i. is::
-1.700
19.650
-25. 000
-1.437
-1.272:
-1.25::
21.
92088. 000
3064. 700
0. 98;:
0. 500
20.63::
-24. 500
0. 508
-1. 187
-1.250
U
        (continued)

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TABLE A^53  (continued)
Page _5__ of _5
Reading
No.
T. n1n
N. Ib
AT, h
AW. Ib
IAT. h
CAM. Ib
(tM\ |h/h
vsy. lb/h
(fir). 1b/h
X. lb/h
22.
92146.000
3064. 400
0. 967
-0. 300
21.600
-24. 800
-0.310
-1. 14?:
-1.245
,..
92200. 000
3061.000
0. 900
-3.400
22. 500
-28. 200
-3. 77?:
-1.25::
-1.245
24.
92264. 000
3061. 350
1.067
0. 350
23. 567
-27. 850
0. 32?:
-1. 18J1
-1.24::
25.
92324. 000
3060. 250
1.000
-1. 100
24. 567
-28. 950
-1. 100
-1. 17?:
-1.240
26.
92335.000
3060. 750
o. is::
0. 500
24. 750
-28. 450
2.727
-1. 149
-1.23*.
27.
92434.000
3060. 000
1.650
-0. 750
26. 400
-29. 200
-0. 455
-1. 106
-1.231
n. 26 iyx 0.819 *a/2 2.064
Slope -1.160 \ 7.695 r -1.000
Intercept -0.449 $a 0.021 Confidence Interval
Sb 0.169 1.1CO +0.043
S. 1.162

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                         TABLE A-54  SUMMARY OF DATA  FROM TEST HO.   31
                                                                                      Piqe  1^  of   5
tegrcaser A. operating

     Solvent:    1,1,1-Trlchloroethane

     FB  125  «      PC   x         SC
     Inlet air	                 	
     Other Hot load was used throughout the test
                                                                     Date	1/25/79
. -  _.-.         PC   x         SC	     A    en I
Inlet air   x       Exhaust air   x       V   8    rt/mln
Ambient* afr '
  Temperature  63   *F
  Pressure    -  tn.
  Humidity T9""t
Reading
No.
T, win
V. 1b
AT. h
AH. 1b
CAT. h
'CAM. ib
\ A 1 * •
m Vj\^f ^
X. Ib/h

89071.
3722.2








59140.
371-:.. Oe.







•
89154.








1.
**::•.. ..-.:;..:.
3715, 750







,.
•39 J> 33.0™
37| ^H
o. 9tr
-2. 5.!'0
0. ^bT1
--2. 500
-2. 53*.
O ^ '"* *'
4. • •,' *. ' 1 '
-Z. 53».
a.
3?3C-». 000
37 JO. 500
1. 100
-,?- 750
2. 067
-5. 250
-2. 500
2. 540
- 2 •=;<: •'•
&•• •.'..•

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        TABLE A-54  (continued)
Page  2  of 5^
Reading
No.
T, uln
U. 1b
AT. h
AH. 1b
EAT. h
EAU, 1b

(5ft '»"•
X. Ib/h

39356.010
370S. 3uO
0. 867
-2. 200
2.93:::
-7. 450
-2. 536:
- 2. 540
-2. 555

:3942l. 000
3706. 800
,.or.
-1.500
4.017
-8. 950
•1.385
_» T' O ? 'I*
-2. 474
fr.
e 9 173. ooo
27U4. 2 OH
0, ft 6 7
-2. 600
-11. 550
- 3. 000
- 2. 365
•1. 45J-
I •
39544.000
?70J. 000
i. 13::
-2. 200
1--. 067
- i 3. 750
-1.8^9
-2. 266
-2.421
•3.
8?605. 000
3 •-.•?•:•. 600
1 . 0 1 7
-2. 400
-16. 150
-2.361
-2. 230
•-:-:. 40)

99652. 000
36*6. 200
1.23::
-3.400
8. 367
-2.64-:-
-2. 337'
-2. 39C:
.b
Cf
        (continued)

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       TABLE /U54  (continued)
of
Reading
No.
T. uln
V. Ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
CAT, h
CAW, Ib
ea "»
(EST). 1b/h
X. 1b/h
15.
8973*. 000
?*94. 200
0. 950
-2. 000
9.317
-21. 5*:-0
-2. 103
-2.3i::

11.
i:"?,":^. 000
:•*•--;:. ooo
0.8 33
-2. 200
10. 150
-2?. "50
-2.640
-2. 340
-2. 350
12.
898r."C. 000
Si'.'-'O. 000
i.017
-1. OCU
1 f . 1 1 7
-25. 7TO
\
->.V*
-2. -:r
1 3.
ft**15.:;., u oo
3 1^'7. 250
i . 200
-1, 75fl
1 2. 3t 7
-Z8. 5'1-ri
:• i- •••
». t.
2-i|- L
• -' - '
-Z, 3t--7
14.
—' '-^ *•! '-"' 1 n o r i
~* i" '.' ^ ~* ^i Tl
0. 9?::
-2. 000
' 3. 350
- :'0. 500
-2. o:*-
-2. 283
-2.361
IS.
90'J ;:<5. 000
3t.:;:o. 000
0. 9t7'
-2. 250
M. 317
-32. 750
-i •> - f>

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       TABLE A-54  (continued)
•a* JL«f J_
Reading
No.
T, «1n
U. 1b
AT. h
AM. 1b
EAT. h
IAU. 1b
(!r). 1b/h
GST). lb/h
X. 1b/h
If.:
q0092. 000
36? 1. 5UO
0. 8S3
-1.500
1 5. 200
-34. 250
-1.695:
-2. 253
:2. 349
IT.
90 it. 3. 000
36~ P. 250
1. is.::
3. 250
It. 3?::
-1:7.500
-?. 746
--2. 269
-2.345
IS.
902)5. 000
3677. uno
o. s^r
-t. J50
17.2^0
-33, 750
-1.44.;-
-;:. 24.
_ ^* ^* "^ •" 1
t - • •* .'
19.
9020. 000
3t-74. 250
1 . Ot I:
-2. 750
1:1. 3":":
—..5-?.-,
2. 5??:
•I-.2H
- :. :'?5
20.
90339. 000
3672. 500
0. 9S3
-1.750
1*. 317
-J 3. 250
-I. 730
-2.239
-2. 31'0
11.
90393.000
3669. 250
0. 900
-3. 250
20.217
-46. 500
-?. 6!J
- 2. 300
-2. 32:":
00
       (continued)

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        TABLE A-54   (continued)
             Page 5   of  5
Reading
No.
T. Mill
M. 1b
AT. h
AM. 1b
IATt h
KM, 1b
(fit ""•
(M?). »"
X. Ib/h
Z2.
•;'0457. 'I--.0
:-!»..*". 251.'
1.067
-2. 000
Z.'.: = "
-JO. *.jfl
-1.87:.
-?. 27':'
— "* ""' - ft
23,
905 •'. 000
3665, M..I.!
: . HIMI
-i. .1L-U
- -. •
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                               TABLE A-55  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   31
                                                                                                1   Of  4
Degreaser B, operating

     Solvent:  1,1,1-THchloroethane
                                                                                 Date    1/25/79
           FB   1251
           Inlet air   x                    	

                   Hot  load was used throughout the test
                     PC    x        SC
                         txhaust air   x
A
8.
ft/mi
ml n
Ambient air
  Temperature   63   *F
  Pressure      In. Mq
  Humidity J?9   I
Reading
No.
T, win
W, 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
CAW, 1b
(Sf) lb/h
csa ""*
X, lb/h

•::°4C|1.000
•* » & •^Ar^/
21ST7.2DO


.•




tf^l 5"Ofo 0 DO
O 1 ^^ *^t/»v *^^x







89532.000







1.
f?'1; : . ooo
2 "1:. 200






a.
3?»fiJ3. 000
2'?^.9. 400
1 . 000
-3. 300
1.000
-3.300
- 3. 300
-?. 300
::. 300
3.
fi.^.--, npn
*«.*»
1. 31"
• 1 . 200
™i "J < ""'
h. • .' 1 i
-5. 000
-0.91J
-2. 15:-:
- 2. 979
tr
o

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        TABLE _A-_55 (continued)
2  of  4
Reading
No.
T. «1n
•
U. Ib
AT. h
AM, Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
(ir). lb/h
(IAT). lb/h
X. lb/h
1.
oq- -o Hi
^••.6i/'
o. •?::.:•
- 2. £00
3. J150
--. £01"!
•-- 7?'-'
••I1. ]:']:!:
""' "*i- 1 1
S.
3° •"" : '•'. 000
2?- :-. 8 'Ji.'
O. S50
-..J3CC.
4. 100
-•-<. 400
--.. lit:
_ j -jCl "'
.J.64T'
fc.

2-l.cr,
' . o : "
-L. '!"" '.'
5.1 IT
-,-^n,;
,,--£-
, '. J_ :•
. c . -
' r.
• •-• j " . 0' '0

L.JUO
-2. :'CO
>i. 317
-:-.-co
•-.o0:-
- ;: . i j 1 1
•;. 4-1
8,
,..._ Ofif|
2?',-. 550
0.-83
;. i5«
7. 300
-M.950
-:. :&f
= .04f:
.-•'•!
,B
q .,
:-°5^. 750
"'. SVC'
-'"'. 500
•f. 150
-15. 450
-u. 5 •::•;:
-J.8^.
- ?4^
tn
        (continued)

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          TABLE  A-55  (continued)
•age _3  of  4
N>
tr
ts>
Reading
No.
T. «1n
U. 1b
AT. h
AM. 1b
EAT, h
IAU. 1b
(fit «"»
($0. »"•
1. Ib/h
10.
900^2. ooo
2956. lOfi
1.000
-1.650
9. 150
-17. 100
-1.650
-1.86?
-2. 293
11.
qo i »•:. ^. 00" >
£**•''*. 250
1. 181:
-1. S50
10. 3?::
-'S. 950
-1.56;:
-1.834
-?. 24f
12.
°021:.. 000
29':.":, 000
0. :i'67
-1.250
1 1 . 200
-20. 200
-1.442
-1.804
-2. 20^
13.
'PO101?. 00 'i
2T15!, ;:".'•'
1.0S3
-1.750
i::. 203
-21.950
• t . s r;
-1.787
-2. \1Z
14.
9037.'1". 000
2'349. 750
0. 9S3
-1.500
J3.267
-23. 450
-1.525
-1.76?:
-2. 1 J 1
IvS.
•90393.000
29-:?. 800
0. 900
0. 950
14. 167
-24. 400
- i . 056
-1.725:
-2. 1 ! 1
          (continued)

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       TABLE A-55  (continued)
4  of 4
Reading
No.
T, m\n
W. Ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
CAT. h
CAM. Ib
(S). lb'h
GST). lb/h
X. lb/h
16.
91? *™v. -y -.'
2?-'7. 75C
l.O*-:1
-1.070
15.2?::
-25. 450
-0. 98*
-l.*71
-I1. 082.
17.
•: '. ~. '.. in1:
.1"-.-. ' ". n
-. . 0 ;.--.
x • _ _' '.'
ib. -IT1::
-;.r. :.:„;,
-J.857
1.683
2. O1:?


23






•


2,4
























•


n 16 Syx U.586 tQ/2 2.145
Slope -1.543 S^ 4.793 r -1.000
Intercept -2.751 Sfi 0.032 Confidence Interval
S... 0.283 1.543 + 0.069
D ~
Sc 0.796
N)
tn
to

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                              TABLE  A-56  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  32
                                                                      Page   i of   7
      Degreaser A, operating

           Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
                                                      Date   1/28/79
           ra   125 %
           Inlet  air   x
           Other
PC   x         SC _x_
    Exhaust air    x
A   50*
16  ft/min
Ambient'air  '
  Temperature  69    °F
  Pressure   - In. Hg
  Humidity 'Si   t
Reading
No.
Tt mln
H, 1b
AT, h
AW. 1b
EAT. h
CAW. 1b
(S). »*
(if). W
X. Ib/h

94079. ooci
370R. 500






94083. 000
3703. 000





•
94099. 000
3703. 800





1.
9413::. 000
3 702. t-00





^
•_ •
94175.000
3700. 400
0. 700
-2. 200
0. 700
-2. 200
-3. 14::
-3. 14::
-3. 14::
•3.
94193. 000
3697. SOO
0. 300
-2. 600
1.000
-4. SOO
-8. 667
-4. 300
-?. 971
N>
IT

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        TABLE  A-56  (continued)
Page   2 of  7
Reading
No.
T. «in
U. 1b
AT. h
aw, ib
CAT. h
EAW. Ib
(39. ""*
(sft ""•
X. Ib/h
4.
94232.000
3693. 900
0. 650
1. 100
1.650
-3.700
1.69L''
-2. 241:
-3.39!!
5.
94257. 000
3693. 000
0. 417
-0. 900
2. 067
-4. 600
-2. 160
-2. 22t.
-3. 10-::
6.
94298. 000
3696. 500
0. 68-1:
-1.500
2. 750
-6. 100
-2. 19=.
_ o -• i cj
w . «_ 1 •- •
-••• Q~>.
«_ . . »_ *.'
^
i .
94312.000
3696. 100
0.23::
-0. 400
2.98::
-6. 500
-1.7K
-2. 179
-2. 80 J
3.
94346. 000
3695. 600
0. 567
-0. 500
3. 550
-7. 000
-o. ss;:
-1.97;-
-2. 63:-:
9.
94379. 000
3694. 200
0. 550
-1.400
4. 100
-8. 400
-2. 545
-2. 049
-2. 60-
t
ISJ
Ul
en
        (continued)

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       TABLE A-56  (continued)
3  of  7
Reading
No.
T, Bin
U. lb
AT. h
AH. lb
CAT, h
EAU, lb
(1?). ""'
(fir). 1b/h
X. 1b/h
10.
94413.000
3693. 200
0. 567'
-1.000
4. 667'
-9. 400
-1.7S5
-2. 011
-2. 538
11.
94445. 000
3692. 000
o. 53;:
-1.200
5. 200
-10.600
-2. 250
-2. 03$:
~fc. • *T •? C'
12.
94430. nnr.i
•-:Ki:»ri. arm
0. 53::
"- 1.200
5.731!
-11.300
-2. 0571
-2. 040
-2. 447
13.
94500. 000
3690. 000
0. 33':
-0. 300
6. 1 17'
-12.600
-2. 400
-2. 060
-2.415
14.
9-1534. 000
3639. 200
0. 567
-0. 300
6,63::
-13. *QO
-1,412
-2. 00:i
-2. 331
15.
94554. 000
3633. 400
0.33.::
-0. 300
7.017
-14.200
-2. 400
-2. 021
-2. 35?:
SJ
01
       (continued)

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        TABLE AJ>6   (continued)
Page 4   of 1
to
Reading
No.
T. Bin
U. Ib

AT. h

AW.. Ib

EAT. h

EAV. Ib
/AU\
1 UW 1 1 fth * k
I Tr J ID/n
\AT/.
AAW\ lb/h
yaty.
X. lb/h
16.
94533. 000
3633. 000
0. 567

-0. 400

7. 53 ::

-14.600

-0. 70t-
-1.925
~2. ^2C|

17.
94604. 000
3636. 600
0. 267

-1.400

7. 350

-16.000

-5. 250
-2.033
-2. 31 J

13.
94633. 000
3635. 700
0.481:

-0. 900

3. 33'::

-16. 900

-1.36J1
-2. 023
t_ • bl . |

19.
94672. 000
3634. 700
0. 650

-1.000

3.93::

-17. 900

-1. 533
-1.99.::
-2. 277

20.
94694. 000
3634. 100
0. 367

-0. 600

9. 350

-13.500

-1.636
-1.979
-2. 26J1

21.
94747. 000
3632. 400
0. S3'::

-1.700

10.23-::

-20. 200

-1.925
-1.974
-2. 247

        (continued)

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        TABLE A-56   (continued)
Page 5   Of ]_
Reading
No.
T. m\n
U. Ib
AT. h
AH. Ib
CAT. h
CAM. Ib
(ir). lb/h
OAT) lb/h
X. lb/h
22.
94772. 000
36R1 Ano
0.417
-0. 800
10.650
-21.000
-1.920
-1.972:
-2.234
23.
94799. 000
?6fil onn
0. 450
-0. 400
11.1 00
-21.400
-0. 839
-1.92?:
-2. 220
24.
94340. 000
367*. 7nn
0.63::
-1.500
11.78::
-22. 900
-2. 19!!
-1. 94::
-2. 20?:
25.
94330. 000
367R. snn
0. 667
-1.200
12.450
-24. 100
-1.800
-1.93*.
-2. 197
26.
94912. 000
•}677. 250
0.53::
-1.250
12.93-::
-25. 350
-2. 344
-1.95::
-2. 187
27.
94939. 000
3676. 25fi
0. 450
-1.000
13.43::
-26. 350
-2. 22;:
-1.96::
-2. 17?:
00
        (continued)

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       TABLE  A-56  (continued)
Page 6   of 7
Reading
No.
Tmim
. •in
U. Ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
I AT, h
EAW. Ib
(QS) Ib/h
vi\i /.
f LAM \ •• ••
I fsrJ '
X. 1b/h
23.
Q4Q7Q nnn
. ^ . 1 . • *JW
3675. 500
0. 667
-0. 750
14. 100
-27. 100
-1. 125
-1.922
-2. 169
29.
94997. 000
3674. 500
0. 300
-1.000
14.400
-23. 100
-3.33::
-1.95J
-2. 16J
30.
95042. 000
3673.250
0. 750
-1.250
15. 150
-29. 350
-1.667
-1.937
-2. 15::
31.
*5iv,:-:. nnn
3673. 000
0.43::
-0. 250
15.58::
-29. 600
-0. 577
-1.899
-2. 145
32.
*5 inr. nnn
3670. 750
0. 650
-2. 250
16.23::
-31.850
-3.46?
-1.96::
-2. 1 39
O -'.
95140. 000
3669. 950
0. 550
-0. 800
16.78.::
-32.650
-1.455
-1.945
-2. 13::
vD
        (continued)

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       TABLE A-56   {continued)
                                                       7  of 7
Reading
No.
T, mln
U, 1b
AT. h
AH. 1b
ZAT. h
CAU. Ib
f AU \
• o™ i iw^w
i «— i 1 Df Fi
(fir). lb'h
X. 1b/h
3,.
95179. 000
3668. 750
0. 650
-1.200
17.4?::
-33. 850
-1.846
-1.942:
-2. 127
35.
95208. 000
3663. 500
0. 481:
-0. 250
17.917
-34. 100
-0.517
-1.90::
-2. 121
36.
95233. 000
3667. 300
0. 4 1 7
-0. 700
18. 33':
-34. 800
-1. 68Ci
-1.898
-2. 114
37.
95265. 000
3667. 400
0. 53'::
-0. 400
18.867
-35.200
-0. 750
-1.866
-2. 107

952'3:?. 000
"iK^.K. 7Cifl








95301.000
"if^n. snn







NJ
«T«
O
            "  36
            Slope   -1.854
            Intercept -1.099
Swlf   0.466
 /*
Sx    5.520
Sa    O.U14
 O
Sb    0.113
S_    1.576
        2.032
r    -1.000
Confidence Interval
1.854 + 0.028

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                         TABLE A-57  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  32
                 Page  ]   of  7
Degreaser B, operating

     Solvent:  1,1,1-Trichloroethane
FB   125  *
Inlet air	x_
Other
                     PC    x        SC
                         Exhaust air
16~?ten
Date     1/28/79
Ambient air
  Temperature   69  °F
  Pressure   _in.  Hg
  Humidity  j£  %
Reading
No.
T, mln
M1K
« ID
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT. h
CAW. 1b
(*"} Ih/h
I TT 1 ' D*"
\AT/,
(EAWN lb/h
\ EAT /,
X, lb/h

94079. 000







94092. 000







94101. 000






1.
941 ; 3. 000
~'Q»I "• 1 Tn'i
«1 . -'»!. 1 IJ'.I




^ .
94175. 000
•-•QJ 1 < flfi
o. roo
-1.000
0. 700
-1. 000
-1.429
-1.429
-1. -129
3.
94193. 000
•'^£•0 3iifi
0. 300
-0. SOO
1. 000
-1.800
-2. 6t-7
-1. SOO
- 1. 61 -

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TABLE A^57  (continued)
Page  2  of  7
Reading
No.

T. nln
U. 1b
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
EAU. Ib
00. '«•
(if). »•"•
•
X. lb/h
4.
rt j A • L ,~, A .". ,- .
9423.1. 000
2959. 500
0. 650
-0. SOO
1.650
-2. 600
-1.231
-1.57*.
. -1.601
5.
•3d oc1-1 nnri
r4c j i . UUi.i
2958. 500
0. 4 1 71
-1.000
2. 067
-3.600
-2. 400
-1.74?
-1.637
6.
gj-jqo f|f|f|
- ~ h. . '-' • '-1 '-' '. '
2957. 400
0. 6&::
-1. 100
2. 750
-4. 700
-1.610
-1. 709
-1.651
-7
1 .
•^4~:i "-• nfifi
. T _' 1 t_ • '.' '-' '. f
2957. OOCi
0.23::
-0. 400
2. 93::
-5. 100
-1.714
-1.709
-1. 661
S.
94346. 000

2956. 400
0. 567
-0. 600
3. 550
-5. 700
-1.059
-1.606
-1.65-::
9.
*4?7o. nnri

2954. 600
0. 550
-1.300
4. 100
-7. 500
-.3.27::
-1.329
-1.675
(continued)

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         TABLE A-57  (continued)
Page  3   of
Reading
No.
T, ntn
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT, h
£AU. Ib
(3). '«»
(8ft «"*
X, 1b/h
10.
9441-3.000
2953. 900
0. 567
-0. 700
4. 667'
-3. 200
-1.2?*
-1.757
• -1.631
11.
94445. 000
2952. ^00
0.5::;:
-1. 300
5. 200
-9. 500
-2.43?:
-1.827
-1.69*
12.
94430. 000
2951.200
0.58::
-1.400
5. 73 1:
-10. 900
-2. 400
-1. 33*
-1.71ci
13.
94500. 000
2950. 700
0. 330
-0. 500
6. 1 1 7
-11.400
-1.500
-1. 361
-I. 725:
14.
94534.000
2949. 600
0. 567
-1. 100
6. 63::
-12.500
-1.941
-1.370
-1.739
15.
94554. 000
2943. 700
0.33::
-0. 900
7.017
-13.400
-2. 700
-1.910
-1.75J
N)
CT
         (continued)

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         TABLE A-57  (continued)
Page  4  of  jr.
N)
Reading
No.
T, min
U. lb
AT. h
AU. lb
EAT. h
CAU. lb
00. lb'h
(fir), lb/h
X. lb/h
16.
94588. 000
2947. 800
0. 567
-0. 900
7. 58::
-14.300
-1.58?:
-1.386
• -1.760
17.
94604. 000
2947. 000
0. 267
-0. 800
7. 850
-15. 100
-3.000
-1.92-1
-1.770
18.
94633.000
2946. 600
0. 48 ::
-0. 400
8. 33::
-15. 500
-0. 82?:
-1.860
-1.775
19.
94672. 000
2945. 000
0. 650
-1.600
8.98::
-17. 100
-2. 46?
-1.901
-I. 78::
20.
94694. 000
2944. 200
0. 367
-0. 800
9. 350
-17.900
-2. is:
-1.911
-1.789
21.
94747. 000
2942. 600
0. 88::
-1.600
10.23'.:
-19.500
-1.811
-1.90*.
-1.795
         (continued)

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        TABLE  A-57 (continued)
Page j   of  7
Redding
No.
T. win
U, lb

AT, h

aw, lb

EAT. h
EAU. lb
00. "•»
AAUN lb/h
X. lb/h
22.
94772. 000
2941.700
0.417

-0. 900

10.650

-20. 400
-2. 160
-1.915
-1.801
23.
94799. 000
2940. 400
0. 450

-1.300

11. 100

-21.700
-2.839
-1.955
-1.80?:
24.
94840. 000
2938. 300
0. 63:=
.
-1.600

11.78::

-23. 300
-2. 341
-1.977
-1.815
25.
94330. 000
2937. 500
0. 667
.
-1.300

12.450

-24. 600
-1.950
-1.97*
-1.82J1
26.
94912. 000
2936.250
0.53:::

-1.250

12.93::

-25. 850
-2. 34<
-1.991
-1.829
27.
94939. 000
2935. 750
0. 450

-0. 500

13.43]:

-26. 350
-1. Ill
-1.96J1
-1.83-
N>
O-
tn
        (continued)

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TABLE  A-57  (continued)
Page  b  of  7
Reading
No.
T, win
U. Ib
AT. h
AU, Ib
CAT, h
CAU. Ib
(AT), lb'h
(fir). 1b'h
X, Ib/h
28.
94979. 000
2934. 400
0. 667
-1.350
14. 100
-27. 700
-2. 02S
-1.963
• -1.8-39
29.
94997. 000
29 3'3. 750
0. 300
-0. 650
14.400
-23. 350
-2. 167
-1.969
-1.84.::
30.
95074. 000
2931. 300
1.28::
-2. 450
15.68::
-30.300
-1.909
-1.964
-1.848
31.
95037.000
2932.500
-0. 617
1.200
15.067
-29. 600
-1.94t.
-1.965
-1.851
32.
95107.000
2930. 450
1. 167
-2. 050
16.23:-:
-31.650
-1.757
-1.950
-1.855
33.
95140.000
2929. 500
0. 550
-0. 950
16.78.::
-32.600
-1.727
-1.94::
-1.857
(continued)

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       TABLE  A-57  (continued)
             Page  7  of	i
Reading
No.
T, mln
U. Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
CAT, h
EAW, Ib
(Ir). lb/h
(fir). lb/h
X, lb/h
34.
95173.000
2928. 250
0. 550
-1.250
1 7. 33;:
-3'3. 850
-2. 27C:
-1.95::
-1.360
35.
95203. 000
2927. 350
0. 58::
-0. 900
17.917
-34.750
-1.54::
-1.940
-1.36::
36.
95233. 000
2925. 750
0. 4 1 7
-1. 600
13. 33::
-36. 350
-3.340
-1.93::
-1.366
37.
^•=i2h.S. firm
2925. 250
0.53::
-0. 500
13.367
-36.350
-0.937
-1.95::
-1.36*

95238. 000
2925. 000








95329. 000
2925. 050







er
•o
            n  36


            Slope   -2.005


            Intercept    0.758
Syx   0.291



$x    5.516



S.    0.009
 a


Sb    0.113



S_    0.667
               2.032



r    -1.000


Confidence interval



2.005 + 0.018

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                              TABLE A-58  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 33
                                                                                       Page   1  of j_
     Degreaser  A,  operating

          Solvent:   1,1,1-Trichloroethane
          n -12S. *
          Inlet air
Inle
Other
   PC   x         SC _
x      Exhaust air    x
A   TO  X
 16  ft/min
Date     1/29/79 .
Ambient'air  '    r ~~
  Temperature  69   °F
  Pressure   -  in.  Ug
  Humidity  33   %
Reading
No.
T, mln
H, lb
AT. h
AW, lb
EAT. h
EAN. lb
(sr) lb/h
(Mr) lb/h
X. lb/h

95610. OOD
3794. 3iOO








*SI^K ooo
3790.ODO








QS|:4r OQO
37:38. 21'0







1.
95677. 000
37S6. 000







2.
9573-3. 000
37:34. 300
1.017
-1. 700
. 1.017
-1.700
-1.67:1
-1.67:-
-1.67:-
3.
95752. 000
37S.3. 900

-0. 400
1.250
-2. 100
-1.714
-1.680
-1. 67t-
00

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        TABLE  A-58  (continued)
Page  2  of  7
Reading
No.
T. «fn
y. lb
AT. h
AH. lb
CAT. h
LAW, lb
GO. ">»
(Sft ""'•
X. lb/h
4.
95778. 000
378 3. 000
0.45::
-0. 900
1.681:
- 3. 000
-2. 077
-1.78::
-1, 711
C1
_' •
95797. 000
3782. 600
0. 3 1 7
-0. 400
I1. 000
-3.400
-1.26::
-1. 700
-1. 709
6.
95831. 000
.3731. 500
0. 567'
-1. 100
2. 567
-4. 500
-1.941
-1. 75::
-1. 71:|:
-^
I •
95352. 000
'3730. 600
0. 350
-0. 900
2.917
-5. 400
-2.571
-1.851
-1.740
3.
95389. 000
'3779. 600
0.617
-1.000
3.53::
-6. 400
-1.62::
-1.811
-1.750
9.
95924. 000
3778. 400
0.583
-1.200
4. 117
-7. 600
-2. 057
-1. 846
-1.76::
N)
O>
VO
        (continued)

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       TABLE Ji-53 (continued)
Page 3   of _7_
Reading
No.
T. ain
U, )b
AT. h
Ay. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(a) """
VAT/.
(itr). lb/h
X. lb/h
10.
95955. 000
3777. 400
0.517
-1.000
4.63::
-8. 600
-1.93!.
-1.85t.
-1.77::
11.
959:39. 000
3776. 200
0. 567
-1.200
5. 200
-9. SOO
-2. lit:
-1.88!.
-1.7&4
12.
96020. 000
3750. 000
0.517
-26. 200
5. 717
-36.000
-50.710
-6. 297
-2. 194
13.
9604S. 000
3774. 000
0. 467'
24. 000
6. IS::
-12. 000
51.429
-1. 941
-2. 173
14.
960S1. 00 0
3772. 600
0. 550
-1.400
6. 73::
-13.400
-2. 54!.
-1.990
-2. 159
15.
96107. 000
3771. 600
0.43::
-1.000
7. 167
-14.400
-2. 30?:
-2. 009
™ *1 • 1 *T O
O
       (continued)

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TABLE A-58  (continued)
Page 4 '  of  7
Reading
No.
T. ain
U, Ib
AT. h
AH, Ib
CAT. h
£AU. Ib
GO. ""•
(i?). ""•
X. Ib/h
16.
96145.000
3769. 300
0.63::
-1.800
T. 800
-16. 200
-2. 84J'
-2. or:1
-2. 14::
17.
96177.000
3767. 800
0. 53::
-2. 000
8. 33::
-18.200
-3. 750
-2. 18-
-2. 14t.
18.
96211.000
3766. 250
0. 567'
-1.550
8. 900
-19.750
-2. 7-35
-2.219
-2. 150
19.
96243. 000
3764. 800
0. 53::
-1. 450
9.4.3::
-21.200
-2. 719
-2. 247
-2. 15*.
20.
96271.000
3763.700
0. 467
-1. 100
9. 900
-22. "300
-2. 357
-2.25::
-2. 161
21.
96303. 000
3760. 900
0. 53'::
-2. 800
10.43::
-25. 100
-5. 250
-2. 40t.
-2. 17::
(continued)

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        TABLE  A-58  (continued)
Page  5  of  1
Reading
No.
T. Bin
W, Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
/AW\ .
(—) Ib/h
\AT/,
Aau\ ,
\iSfj,
X. lb/h
22.
96329. 000
3760. 300
0.43::
-0. 600
10. 367
-25. 700
-1.335
-2. 365
-2. is;:
23.
96368. 000
3757. 600
0. 650
-2. 700
11.517'
-23. 400
-4. 154-
-2. 46t.
— ~* 1O^
h. • 1 . .'
24.
96399.000
3756. 300
0.517
-1. 300
12. 03::
-29. 700
-2. Sic.
-2. 46:;:
-2. 207
25.
96425. OOO
3756. 250
0.43::
-0. 050
12. 467
-29. 750
-0. 115
-2. 3 St.
-2.214
26.
96452. 000
3754. 550
0. 450
-1.700
12.917
-31.450
-3.77:i:
-2.435
-^. ^'2.:
27.
96484. 000
3754. 300
0. 53:::
-0. 250
13.450
-31. 700
-0. 469
-2. 357
-2. 22£:
fO
-J
KJ
        (continued)

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       TABLE  A-58 (continued)
Page  6   of 7
Reading
No.
T. Bin
y. ib
AT. h
AH. Ib
I AT. h
lay. Ib
(SO. '«•
(M?). »"•
X. lb/h
" O
•_ '»• •
96510. 000
3752. 600
0. 43::
-1.700
13.38::
-33. 400
-3.92-::
-2. 40t.
-2. 23C.-
29.
96549. 000
•3751.250
0. 650
-1. 350
14.53J
-34.750
-2. 077
-2.391
-2.241
30.
96575. 000
3750. 050
0.43::
-1.200
14.967
-35. 950
-2. 76'!'
-2. 40:-
-2. 24t.
31.
96607. 000
3749. 500
0.53::
-0. 550
15. 500
-36.500
-1.031
-2. 35*
-2. 250
32.
96634.000
374S. 300
0. 45-0
-1.200
15.950
-37.700
-2. 667
-2. 364
-2. 25'::
33.
96666. 000
3747. 000
0.53::
-1. 300
16. 48 ::
-39.000
-2.437
-2. 36t.
-2. 257
u>
       (continued)

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TABLE A^SS   (continued)
                                                Page  7  of  7
Reading
No.
T. min
U, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
CAT. h
EAU, Ib
(AT) lb/h
(^~\ lb/h
X. lb/h
34.
•? 6 6 96. 000
3745. SOO
0. 500
-1.200
16.93::
-40. 200
-2. 400
-2. 367
-2. 260
35.
96721. 000
3745. 750
0.417
-0. 050
17. 400
-40. 250
-0. 120
-2. 311:
- •' "'h "'
36.
96751.000
3744. 000
0. 500
-1. 750
17. 900
-42. 000
-3.500
-2. 34t.
-2. 261
37.
967S1. 000
3743. 000
0. 500
-1.000
IS. 400
-43.000
-2. 000
-2. 337
-2. 26*.

96809. 000
3742. 500








96825. 000
3746. 000







     n     36
     Slope  -2.406
     Intercept   0.524
Syx  4.091
Sx   5.390
S    0.128
 O
Sb   0.118
S   12.270
         2.032
r       -0.988
Confidence interval
2.406 + 0.26U

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                         TABLE  A-59 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   33
                                                                                       Page   T  of J__
Degreaser B, operating

     Solvent:  1,1,1-Trichloroethane

                     PC
                                                                      Date     1/29/79
FB  75   I
Inlet air
Other
 x         SC _
xhaust air   x
A
16'
 501
fTTSTin
Ambient air
  Temperature  69   "F
  Pressure   -  in. l
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       TABLE  A-59 (continued)
2  of  7
Redding
No.
T. m\n
y. ib
AT. h
AM, Ib
I AT. h
LAW. Ib
(30. ">"•
(Mr) lb/h
X. lb/h
4.
95778. 000
2923. 400
0.43::
0. 000
1.63::
-3. 100
0. 000
-1.84J1
-1. 99:-:
5.
95797. 000
2927. 300
0. 317
-0. 600
2. 000
-3. 700
-1. 395
-1.350
-1.961
6.
95331. 000
2926. 700
0. 567
-1. 100
2. 567
-4. 300
-1.941
-1. 870
-1.94-::
i •
95352. 000
2926. 200
0. 350
-0. 500
2.917
-5. 300
-1.429
-1.317
-1.92:-
8.
95399. 000
2924. 700
0.781:
- 1 . 500
3. 700
-6. 300
-1.91=.
- 1 . 83::!
-1.910
9.
95924. 000
2923. 500
0.417
-1.200
4. 117
-3. 000
-2. 380
-1.94C:
-1.914
N>
       (continued)

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TABLE A-59  (continued)
Pd(,e 3   of 7
Reading
No.
T. Bin
U. lb
AT. h
AW, Ib
£AT. h
LAW. )b
(S). »"
(Mr). ">"•
X. Ib/h
1 0.
95955. 000
2922. 400
0.5 IT1
-1. 100
4.63::
-9. 100
-2. 129
-1.964
-1.920
11.
95989. 000
2921. 2 On
0. 567'
-1. 200
5. 200
-10. 300
-2. ll*
-1.931
-1.92t.
12.
96020. 000
2920. 000
0.5 IT1
-1.200
5.717
-11.500
-2.32::
-2.0K:
-1.934
13.
96048. 000
2919. 200
0. 467
-0. SOCi
6. 18::
-12.300
-1.714
-1.989
-1.938
14.
96081. 000
2918.800
0. 550
-0. 400
6. 7-K-:
-12.700
-0. 727
-l.SSt-
-1.934
15.
96107.000
2918.000
0.43;:
-0. 800
7. 167
-13.500
-1.84t.
-1.884
-1.93J
(continued)

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       TABLE  A-59  (continued)
Page  4.  of  7
Reading
No.
T. «tn
y. Ib
AT. h
AU, Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
/au\ ,
(77) Ib/h
V»T/,
fa»\ lh/h
05T;, lb/h
X. lb/h
16.
96145.000
2917.000
0. 63::
-1.000
7. 800
-14.500
-1.579
-1.859
-1.92t-
17.
96177.000
2916.200
0.53::
-0. 800
8. 33::
-15.300
-1.500
-1.83t.
-1.920
18.
96211.000
2915.500
0. 567
-0. 700
8. 900
-16.000
-1.235
-1.79:1:
19.
96243.000
2914.250
0.53-::
-1.250
9.43::
-17.250
-2. 344
-1.829
-1.90?:
20.
96271.000
2913.550
0. 467
-0. 700
9. 900
-17.950
-1.500
-1.8K:
-1.90::
21.
96303. 000
2912.350
0. 53C:
-1.200
10.433
-19. 150
-2. 250
-1.835
-1.900
NJ
«J
00
       (continued)

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       TABLE _A-59  (continued)
Page  .5  of   7
Reading
No.
T. Bin
U, Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
CAM. Ib
/AU\
(IT) lb/h
\AI/.
(iir) Ib/h
X. 1b/h
^. -•
96329.000
2911. 700
0. 4 3 ::
-0. 650
10. 867
-19.800
-1.500
-1.82J1
-l.S9t-
23.
96363. 000
2910. 150
0. 650
-1.550
11.517
-21. 350
-2. 33<-
-1. 354
-1.894
24.
96399. 000
2909. 800
0.517
-0. 350
12.03::
-21.700
-0. 677'
-1.803
-1. 890
•jc;
96425. 000
2909. 350
0.433
-0. 450
12.467
-22. 150
-1.03*
-1. 777
-l.SSt-
26.
96452. 000
2903. 250
0. 450
-1. 100
12.917
-23.250
-2. 444
-1.300
-1.88?
27.
96434. 000
2907. 300
0. 533
-0. 950
1 3. 450
-24. 200
-1.73J
-1.799
-1.879
>J
vC
       (continued)

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       TABLE  A-59  (continued)
Page 6   of 7^
Reading
No.
T. «in
y. ib
. • •
AT. h

AU. Ib

EAT. h
EAW. Ib
/AU\ .
(IT) Ib/h
\AI/i
Ciir) lb/h
X. lb/h
28.
96510.000
2906. 600
0.43::

-0. 700

1 3. 88'::

-24. 900
-1.615
-1. 794
-1.87*
29.
96549. 000
2904. 600
0. 650

-2. 000

14.53::

-26. 900
-3. 077
-1.851
-1.87'.
30.
96575. 000
2904. 100
0. 433

-0. 500

14.967

-27. 400
-1. 154
-1.831
-1.87::
31.
96607. 000
290-3. 000
0.53::

-1. 100

15.500

-28. 500
-2.06::
-1.839
-1.87::
32.
96634.000
2902. 000
0. 450

-1.000

15.950

-29. 500
-2. 222:
-1.850
-1.371
33.
96666. OOCi
2900. 500
0. 530

-1. 500

1 6. 48'::

-31.000
-2.812:
-1.881
-1.87J:
N)
09
O
       (continued)

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        TABLE A-59   (continued)
Page  7.  of  7.
Reading
No.
T, min
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
/AU\ ....
I 77 1 lo/n
\AT/,
V £A1 J*
• •
x. Ib/h
34.
96691.000
2S99. 50d
0. 4 1 7
-1. 000
16.900
-32.000
-2. 400
-1.89::
-1.S7:-
35.
96721.000
2S9S. 250
0. 500
-1.250
17. 400
-33.250
-2. 500
-1.911
-1.874
36.
96 7 51. 00 0
2897. 250
0. 500
-1.000
17.900
-34.250
-2. 000
-1.9i::
-1.87?
J7.
96751.000
2896. 500
0. 500
-0. 750
IS. 400
-35.000
-1.500
- 1.9 CO
-1.87"..

96809. 000
2S96. 500








9685S. 000
2897. 000







n 36 Syx 0.553 tQ/2 2.032
Slope -1.850 *x 5.38i r -l.QOO
Intercept -0.087 Sa Q.017 Confidence interval
\ 0.118 1.850 + 2.0*9
S,. 0.943
N>
00

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                               TABLE A-60  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   34
                                                                      Page  1   of  7
      Oegreascr  A, operating

           Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
                                                     Date     1/31/79
           FB  50   %
           Inlet air   x
           Other
PC
SC
    Exhaust air
A  50   %
8   ft/min
Ambient 'air
  Temperature       °F
  Pressure      in.  Hg
  Humidity     %
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT. h
EAW, Tb
(S). "•"•
(Sft '""'
X. lb/h

97314. ooo
3510. ;:00








9734*.oOO
3510. -loo








•'^'•^"l.OOO
3502. ?:0o







1.
•37-Mfi. nnn
3504. 000







?
•— •
97442. 000
3502. 400
o. 53;:
-l.bOO
0.53::
-1.600
-3.000
-3. 000
- 3. 000
3.
974S4. 000
3501.200
0. 700
-1.200
1.231:
-2. 800
-1.714
-2. 270
' -2.635
N)
00

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         TABLE  A-60  (continued)
Page  2  of 7	

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        TABLE  A-60 (continued)
Page 3   of 7
Reading
No.
T niin
If ••> I VI
U. 1b
AT. h
AM. Ib
EAT. h
IAU. Ib
GO. 1Wh
(if). ">"
•
X. Ib/h
10.
97693.000
3493.250
0. 450
-1.000
4. 717'
-10. 750
-2. 222
-2. 279
-2. 57=i
11.
97724. 000
3492. 900
0.517
-0. '350
5.23::
-11. 100
-0. 677
-2. 12J
-2.530
12.
97751.000
•3491.600
0. 450
-1. 300
5. 63!:
-12.400
-2. 88?
-2. is::
-2. 49*
13.
•377ft-:. nrin
3-190. 600
0.53::
-1.000
6.217
-13.400
-1.375
-2. 155
-2. 470
14.
97S16. 000
3439. 000
0. 550
-1.600
6. 767
-15.000
-2. 909
-2.217
-2. 450
15.
97341.000
3433. 750
0.417
-0. 250
7. 133
-15.250
-0. 600
-2. 121:
-2. 427
ISJ
00
        (continued)

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         TABLE  A-60 (continued)
Page *_ of J^_
Reading
No.
T, nin
U. Ib
AT. h
aw, ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
Of). lb/h
(zir) lb/h
X. 1b/h
16.
97381.000
3437. lOfi
0. 667
-1. 650
7. 350
-16.900
-2.475
-2. 15::
-2. 409
17.
97906. 000
3486. 150
0.417
-0. 950
8. 267
-17.350
-2. 230
-2. 159
-2. 39::
13.
97939. 000
'3435. 000
0. 550
-1. 150
8. 317
-19.000
-2.091
-2. 155
-2. 379
19.
97964. 000
3434. 650
0.417
-0. 350
9.23::
-19. 350
-0. 340
-2. 096
-2. 36::
20.
97991. 000
•3433.500
0. 450
-1. 150
9.681:
-20. 500
-2. 556
-2. 117
-2. 350
21.
98024. 000
3482. 400
0. 550
-1. 100
10.23::
-21.600
-2. 000
-2. 11 J
-2.338
ISJ

l/l
         (continued)

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         TABLE  A-60 (continued)
Page  5  of   7
Reading
No.
T. nln
U. Ib
AT, h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
CAW. Ib
/AH\
(rr) 1b/h
\AT/t
f LAW \ • . ••
VCATy '
X. Ib/h

98055. 000
3482. 000
0.517
-0. 400
10.750
-22. 000
-0. 774
-2. 047
-2. 324
23.
93032. 000
3430. 600
0. 450
-1.400
11.200
-23.400
-3. 1 1 1
-2. 039
-2. 314
24.
?S 11 2. 000
3479. 550
0. 500
-1.050
11. 700
-24. 450
-2. 100
-2. 090
-2. 30-f
25.
93137.000
3473. 750
0. 417
-0. 300
12. 117
-25. 250
-1.920
-2. 034
-2. 295
26.
93166.000
3478. 250
0. 433
-0. 500
1 2. 600
-25. 750
-1.034
-2. 04«f
-2. 235
27.
98199. 000
3477. 750
0. 550
-0. 500
13. 150
-26. 250
-0. 909
-1.996
-2. 274
ro
00
         (continued)

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         TABLE  A-60 (continued)
Page  6  of Z|__
ISJ
00
Reading
No.

T. nin
U. lb

AT. h

AH, lb

EAT. h
CAU. lb
/AU\
(==) lb/h
W/i
(fir). lb/h
X. lb/h
28.
•98224. 000

3476. 750
0.417

-1.000

13.567

-27. 250
-2. 400
-2. 009
-2. 26-'-
29.
98253. 000

3475. 500
0. 480

-1.250

14.050

-28. 500
-2. m.
-2. Q2S
-2. 255
30.
98285. 000

3474. 750
0.53::
.
-0. 750

14.58::

-29. 250
-1.406
-2. 006
-2. 247
31.
98311.000

3474. 250
0. 430
.
-0. 500

15.017

-29. 750
-1. 154
-1.93J
-2. 23S
32.
98344. 000

3473. 000
0. 550

-1.250

15.567

-31.000
-2. 270
-1.991
-2.230
33.
98331.000

3472. 500
0.617

-0. 500

16. 180

-31.500
-0.811
-1.946
-2.221
         (continued)

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        TABLE A-60  (continued)
Page   7 of  7
Reading
No.
T, min
W, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
CAT. h
EAU. Ib
/AM\ lh/h
I TT 1 tV/n
\AT/t
(fir). lb/h
X. lb/h
34.
98404. 000
3471.000
0. 383
-1.500
16.567
-33. 000
-3. 9K:
-1.99?
-2.214,
35. .
98436. 000
3470. 650
0.53::
-0. 350
17. 100
-33. 350
-0. 656
-1.950
-2. 20*.
36.
98468. 000
3469. 250
0.53::
-1.400
17.63::
-34.750
-2. 62=:
-1.971
-2. 200
37.
98502. 000
3468. 750
0. 567
-0. 500
13.200
-35.250
-0. 8821
-1.937
-2. r?::

98532. 000
3468. 250








98551.000
3471.950







n 36 Syx 0.561 tQ/2 2.030
Slope -1.885 Sx 5.246 r -1.000
Intercept -1.750 Sa 0.018 Confidence Interval
O
Sfe 0.120 -1.885+0.036
S,. 1.189
N>
00
00

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                               TABLE A^l   SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM TEST NO.  34
                                                                      Page   1  of   7
      Ocgrcascr B, operating

           Solvent:  1,1,1-THchloroethane
           FB  50
           Inlet air
           Other
PC   x         SC
    Exhaust air
Date     1/31/79
Ambient'air "
  Temperature _68_
  Pressure
            -  In. Hg
Humidity TlI
Reading
No.
T, mln
M, 1b

AT, h
AW. Yb

EAT. h
EAW. Yb
(*"} Ib/h
1 TI- 1 • «V n
\AI/,
(Mf) lb/h
\EA /.
X. lb/h

97314.000
297S. 000











97340. 000
2977. 000











97-349. 000
2975. SOO










1.
97394. 000
2975. 400










2.
97442. 000
2974. 400
0. SOO

-1.000
0. 800

-1.000
-1.250
-1.250
-1 '-sn

3-
974S4. 000
2973. SOO
0. 700

-0. 600
1.500

-1.600
-0. 357
-1.067
-1 ISf:

00
\o

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       TABLE  A-61  (continued)
of
Reading
No.
T. Bin
U. Ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
(39. ""*
(M?). ">"
Xt lb/h
4.
97510. OOCi
2972. 300
0. 43::
-1.500
1.930
-3. 100
-3. 462:
-1.60;:
-1. 307
5.
97536. 000
2971.200
0.43::
-1. 100
2. 367
-4. 200
-2. 53?:
-1.775
-1.424
6.
97568. 000
2970. 800
0.53]:
-0. 400
2. 900
-4. 600
-0. 750
-1.586
-1.456
^
I •
97594. 000
2970. 000
0.43::
-0. 300
3. 33::
-5. 400
-1.84*
-1.620
-1.48::
3.
97628. 000
2969. 050
0. 567
-0. 950
3. 900
-6. 350
-1.676
-1.62?:
-1.50-
9.
97666. 000
2968. 700
0.63::
-0. 350
4.53::
-6. 700
-0. 553
-1.47?:
-1.501
N)
vD
O
       (continued)

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TABLE A-61  (continued)
Page 3   of 7
Reading
No.
T. *1n
U. Ib
* V A-.
AT. h

AW. Ib

CAT. h
CAU. Ib
/AVA ....
I TV J ID/h
\AT/.
/ J.uM \ ik.jk
1 rTT 1 ID/I!
X. lb/h
10.
97693.000
2967. 800
0. 450

-0. 900

4. 93-1:

-7. 600
-2. 000
-1.525
- 1 . 504
11.
97724. 000
2966. 100
0.517

-1.700

5. 500

-9. 300
-.3. 290
-1.691
-1.52J:
12.
97751.000
2966. 100
0. 450

' 0.000

5. 950

-9. 300
0. 000
-1.563
-1.52*.
13.
97783. 000
2964. 900
0.53::

" -1.200

6. 43::

-10. 500
-2. 250
-1.620
-1.534
14.
97816. 000
2963. 600
0. 550

-1. 300

7.03::

-11.800
-2. 364
-1.67?:
-1.545
15.
97841. 000
2962. 200
0.417

-1.400

7. 450

-13.200
-3.360
-1.77::
-1.561
(continued)

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       TABLE  A-61 (continued)
Page  4  Of  1
Reading
No.
T. «1n
U. 1b
. • *
AT. h

AW, Ib

EAT. h

EAH. Ib
00. ""*
(Sr). »"•
•
X. Ib/h
16.
97831.000
2962. 250
0. 667'

0. 050

8. 11T1

-13 l^fi
A .' • 1 »' '. •
0. 073
-1.620
-1.563
17.
97906. 000
2960. 350
0.417

-1.400

S. 53::

-14 SSfl
1 " . J J L1
-?.. 360
-1.703
-1.574
18.
97939. 000
2960. 050
0. 550

-0. SOO

9. 081:

-is. •••\c,f\

-1.453
-1.690
-1.581
19.
97964. 000
2959. 300
0. 417

-0. 750

9. 500

-16. 100

-1. 300
-1.693
-1.537
20.
97991. 000
295ft. 2'*ifi
0. 450

-1. 100

9. 950

- 1 "• ^fifi
It . *_ L1 '.'
-2. 444
-1.729
-1.594
21.
98024. 000
2957. 150
0. 550

-1.050

10.500

_1 O -^trri
1 •-• . •_ -' '.'
-1.909
-1.735:
-i.6o::
vO
       (continued)

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       TABLE A-61  (continued)
Page J5_ of 7_
Reading
No.
Tmift
. Bin
U. 1b
AT. h
AH. Ib
EAT. h
EAW. Ib
/AU\
1 OW 1 It* fit
17TI ID/n
W/i
(fir) lb/h
X. Ib/h
22.
98055. 000
2956. 400
0.517
-0. 750
11.017
-19.000
-1.452:
-1.725
-1.607
23.
980R2. nnn
2955. 250
0. 450
-1. 150
11.467
-20. 150
-2. 556
-1.757
-1.61'
24.
98112. 000
2954. 500
0. 500
-0. 750
11.967
-20. 900
-1.500
-1.747
-.1.620
25.
931 37. 000
2952. 750
0.417
-1.750
12. 38.::
-22. 650
-4. 200
-1.329
-1.629
26.
•aoiic nnn
• '• 1 O *? • *J '•" .
2952. 250
0. 48::
-0. 500
12.367
-23. 150
-i.03'.
-1. 799
-1.636
27.
oftl^-a. nnn
2950. 900
0. 550
-1. 350
1.3.417
-24. 500
-2. 455
-1.326
-1.64;:
N)
       (continued)

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       TABLE A-61  (continued)
Page  j>. of
Reading
No.
T. Bin
U. 1b
AT, h
AM, 1b
EAT. h
EAU. 1b
(*} 1h/h
i 77 1 iD/n
\AT/,
X. Ib/h
2S.
98224. 000
2949. 750
0.417
-1. 150
13.33;:
-25. 650
-2. 760
-1.35^
-1.651
29.
93253. 000
2947. 250
0. 43::
-2. 500
14.317
-23. 150
-5. 17?
-1.966
-1. 66::
30.
93235. 000
2946. 750
0.53::
-0. 500
14.350
-28. 650
-0.93*
-1.929
-1.671
31.
98311. 000
2945. 750
0.43::
-1.000
15.28::
-29. 650
-2. 308
-1.940
-1.680
32.
98344. 000
2943. 750
0. 550
-2. 000
15.83-::
-31.650
-3. 63t-
-1.999
-1.690
33.
93331.000
2942. 000
0.617
-1.750
16.450
-33.400
-2.030
-1.701
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       (continued)

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       TABLE A-61  (continued)
                                                          of
Reading
No.
T_i_
t mm
W, 1b
AT. h
AU. 1b
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
Oft «*
OS). """
X, 1b/h
34.
^8404. nnn
2941.000
0. 33::
-1.000
16.83::
-34. 400
-2. 609
-2.044
-1.711
35.
•?ft4::K. nnn
293?. 750
0. 531:
-1.250
17.367'
-35.650
-2. 344
-2. 05C:
-1.721
36.
484 £8. nnn
2939. 000
0.53J
-0. 750
17.900
-36.400
-1.40*.
-2.034
-1.730
::7.
93502. nnn
2938. 250
0. 567-'
-0. 750
18. 467
-37. 150
-1. 324
-2. 01:-
-1.73ft

93° ^ 2. nnn
2937. 750








4ssrft. nnn
2938.000







vO
            n      36
            Slope  -2.082
            Intercept   2.370
Syx   1.153
S..    5.246
Sa    0.037
 O
Sb    0.125
S_    1.140
         2.032
r        -1.000
Confidence  Interval
2.082 + 0.085

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                             TABLE  A-62  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 35
                                                                                      Page  1   of   7
    Degreaser A, operating

         Solvent:   1,1,1-Trlchloroethane

                         PC    X         SC 	     A   en*
                             Exhaust  air __%	    V   ig  TVmin

               Top on Degreaser  B left  open  between each cycle
                                                                      Date   2/2/79
FB   50  *
Inlet air  x
Other
Ambient iir '
  Temperature 68    °F
  Pressure   -  in.  Hg
  Humidity 37   T,
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT. h
CAN, 1b
(3). """
©. «""
X, 1b/h

1010SO. OOCi
3434. ft^O








101102. 000
34?;:. 300








10 11 -:-:. rififi
343^'. 100







1.
10 lit-1?. 000
3421"-'. SOfi







^
101226. 000
3424. 250
0. 950
-5. 550
0. 950
-5. 550
-5. :34I'
-5. 34?
-5. 34 J1

3.
10125*. 000
3422. 750
0. 500
-1.500
1.450
-7. 050
-3. 000
-4. SK?
-5. ^;-

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TABLE A-62  (continued)
Page  ?   of
Reading
No.
T. win
U. lb
AT. h
AU. lb
EAT. h
EAU. lb
//\y\
1 UI* 1 ik/k
I TV J lo/n
\AV,
(ZAT). 1b/h
X. Ib/h
4.
101286.000
•3420. 900
0. 500
-1.850
1.950
-8. 900
-.3. 700
-4. 564
-5. 039
5.
101316.000
'3419. 250
0. 500
-1.650
2. 450
-10.550
-3. '300
-4. 30t.
-4. 894
6.
101346.000
3418. 250
0. 500
-1.000
2. 950
-11.550
-2. 000
-.3.91}
-4. 69?:
I •
101374. OOO
341 "50
0. 467
-0. 500
3.417
-12.050
-1.071
-3.527
-•*. 50 ::
8.
101407.000
.3415.250
0. 550
-2. 500
3. 967
-14.550
-4. 545
-3. 66?:
-4. 384
9.
101434.000
3413.500
0. 450
-1.750
4. 417'
-16. 300
-3.889
-3. 69J
-4. 297
(continued)

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        TABLE  A-62  (continued)
Page
of
Reading
No.
T. nin
U, lb

AT, h
AU, lb
CAT. h
CAU. lb
(Sf) """
\AT/,
(fir) lb/h
X. lb/h
10.
101469.000
3412. 000
fl 5fl':
•' • •* — *m *
-1.500
5. 000
-17.800
-2.571
-3. 560
-a. 215
11.
101494.000
3411. 250
0. 4 1 7
-0. 750
5.417
-18.550
-1.800
-3.425
-4. 13t-
12.
101542. 000
3408. 600
0. 800
-2. 650
6. 217
-21.200
-3. 31 1:
-3.410
-4. 070
13.
101574.000
3407. 400
n. ^V:
-1.200
6. 750
-22. 400
-2. 250
-3.319
-4. 007
14.
101593. 000
3406. 400
0.317
-1. 000
7. 067
-23.400
-3. 155:
-3.311
-3.95^
15.
101631. 000
3405. 000
0.63-1:
-1. 400
7. 700
-24. 800
-2.211
-•3.221
-3.901
\O
00
        (continued)

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         TABLE  A-62  (continued)
Page f	of _7_
vD
Reading
No.
T, nin
U, lb
AT. h
AU. lb
CAT, h
IAU, lb
(Sf) ">/"
\AT/,
t 2.QW \ %• *•
V lATJ '
XlK/h
. iD/n
16.
101645.000
3404.300
0.23::
-0. 700
7. 93:::
-25. 500
-3. 000
-3. 214
-3. 856

17.
101683.000
3402. 900
0. 63-::
-1.400
8. 567
-26. 900
-2.211
-3. 140
- 3. 8 1 1

18.
101705.000
3402. 200
0. 367
-0. 700
8.933
-27. 600
-1.909
-3.090
-3. 76?:

19.
101749. 000
3400. 400
0.73::
-1.800
9. 667
-29. 400
-2. 455
-3.041
-3. 72?:

20.
101301.000
3397. 700
0. 867
-2. 700
10.53':
-32. 100
-3. 115
-3.047
-3. 69J1

21.
101839.000
3396. 800
0.63::
-0. 900
11. 167
-33. 000
-1.421
-2. 955

         (continued)

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        TABLE A-62  (continued)
Page 5	of _7_
Reading
No.
T. nln
H. 1b
AT. h
flU, 1b
CAT, h
EAW, lb
\A 1^ •
(HT) lb/h
X. lb/h
22.
101865.000
33*5. ''00
•— ^ • *m* • w • j '_ •
0.433
-1.600
11.600
-34. 600
-3. 69::
-2. 983
• -3.62::
23.
101924. 000
*w onn
0. 933
-1. 900
12.533
-36.500
-1.93J:
-2.901
- 3. 59 ]
24.
101950.000
3391. 900
0.43::
-1.400
13.017
-37.900
-3.231
— "? *3 1 "f
*_ • . Ik.
-3. 561
25.
102003. 000
-•-•*•:. 41-ifi
0. 96T1
-2. 500
1 3. 933
-40. 400
-2. 58*.
-2. 339
-3.53::
26.
102042. 000
^fifi. nno
0. 567
-1. 400
M. 550
-41.300
-2. 471
-2.37::
-3. 507
27.
102069. 000
3331.000
0. 450
-7. 000
15.000
-43. 300
-15. 55*.
-3.253
-3.497
u>
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        (continued)

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        TABLE  /V-62 (continued)
Page  6  of  7
Reading
No.
T. min
U. 1b
AT. h
AU. tb
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
/AU\
1 UIf 1 Ik fk
I -rf 1 iD/n
\AT/.
1 I.uN \ ik.*L.
V iST/ '
X. Ib/h
23.
102109. 000
3385. 400
0. 667
4. 400
15. 667'
-44. 400
6. 600
-2. 334
-3.47J1
29.
102133. 000
3384. 200
0. 400
-1.200
16.067
-45. 600
-3. 000
-2. 33?:
-3.450
;sn_
102163.000
3382. 400
0. 500
-1.300
16.567
-47. 400
-3. 600
-2. 361
-3.429
31.
102196.000
3331.800
0. 550
-0. 600
17. 117
-43. 000
-1.091
-2. 804
-3. 409

102227.000
3380. 300
0.517
-1.500
17.63::
-49. 500
-2. 90;:
-2. 807
-3. 339
33.
102251.000
3379. 700
0. 400
-0. 600
18.03::
-50. 100
-1.500
-2. 778
-3. 370
LJ
O
        (continued)

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TABLE  A-62 (continued)
Page 7_  of 7
Reading
No.
T. min
W, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
CAT. h
u>
S CAU. Ib
(AW\ lb/h
\AT/,
(IM\ |K/h
Uu lb/h
X. lb/h
34.
102290. 000
3377. 900
0. 65d
-1.800
18.68:::
-51.900
-2. 769
-2. 77?:

35.
102330.i:iui:i
3376. 000
0. 667
-1.900
19.350
-53.800
-2. S50
-2. 7SO

36.
102367. 000
3375. 600
0.617
-0. 400
19.967
-54. 200
-0. 649
-2.715
-3. 318
_• i .
1023:36. 000
3377. 000
0. 317
1.400
20.28::
-52. 800
4. 421
-2. 60 ::
-3.29?:


















" 36 Syx 1.330 tQ/2 2.030
Slope -2.553 $x 5.993 r -0.997
Intercept -4.590 S^ 0.038 Confidence interval
d
Sb 0.115 -2.553+0.077
S,. 3.104

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                            TABLE A-63  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST  NO.  35
                                                                                      Page  \  of  7 _
   Degreaser B, operating

        Solvent:  1,1,1-THchloroethane
                                                                     Date    2/2/79
                        PC   x         SC
                            Exhaust air
FB  50   *
Inlet air	                 	      _^	
Other  Top was left Qpen for one_half hour between each load cycle
fl -40  *
16  tt/min
Ambient Sir*
  Temperature  68   °F
  Pressure   -   in.  Hq
  Humidity 37   Z
Reading
No.
Tin in

M. 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
IAT. h
CAW, 1b
(S). '<""
(EAWN lb/h
\EAT/,
X, lb/h

ini 1RO. 000
?C4CJ7 |;e.f|









101202. nnn
2 S 95. 150









101212. 000









1.
1012^2. nnn

259*5.. nnn







hi •
IO^^H.. nnn

2^nn. snn
0. 400
4. 500
0. 400
4. 500
11.250
11.250
11. 250
3.
1 n i "":;K fini'i

2Qnn snn
0. 500
0. 000
0. 900
4. 500
0. 000
5. 000
S. 12=.
U)
o
U

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TABLE ^63   (continued)
Page 2  • of  7
Reading
No.
T, nln
U, 1b
AT. h
AH, 1b
EAT. h
EAU. 1b
(3). '*
CM?). »"•
X, 1b/h
4.
101316.000
2899. 900
0. 500
-0. 600
1.400
3. 900
-1.200
2. 78*.
6. 345
5.
101346.000
2S94. 400
0. 500
-5. 500
1.900
-1.600
-11.000
-0.84::
4. 54:1:
6.
101373. 000
2893. 150
0. 450
-1.250
2. 350
-2. 850
-2. 77?:
-1.211:
3. 39-..
•^
i •
101404. 000
2S92. 900
0. 5 1 7
-0. 250
2. 867
-3. 100
-0. 484
-1.081
2. 650
8.
101434. 000
2892. 500
0. '500
-0. 400
?-. 367
-3.500
-0. 800
-1.040
2. 12::
9.
101469.000
2892. 250
0. 58::
-0. 250
3. 950
-3. -50
-0. 42'i'
-0. 949
1.739
(continued)

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          TABLE A-63   (continued)
3   of 7
u>
o
Reading
No.
T. «in
U. 1b
AT. h
AU, lb
CAT. h
IAU, lb
(SO. "•»
(Bft ">"
X. lb/h
10.
101511.000
2893. 900
n. ?nn
•— • • i ••• •• '
1.650
4. 650
-2. 100
2. 357
-o. 45::
1.495
11.
101540. 000
2393.500
0. 483

-0. 400
5. 133
-2. 500
-0. 32?:
-0. 487'
1.297
12.
101575. 000
2892. 800
0. 5 ft':

-0. 700
5.717
-3. 200
-1.200
-0. 560
1. 12?:
13.
101592.000
2392. 300
0. 28;:

-0. 500
6. 000
-.3. 700
-1.765
-0.617
0.931:
14.
101629. 000
2891.200
0. KIT1
V • *_' A 1
-1. 100
6.617
-4. 800
-1. 78-
-0. 725
0. 85C:
15.
101643.000
2890. 700
Oo^>--
. ._ •-••.'
-0. 500
6. 350
-5. 300
-2. 14:::
-0. 774
0.735
          (continued)

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         TABLE jA-63   (continued)
Page j_ of
Reading
No.
T. «in
U. lb
AT. h
AU. lb
IAT, h
IAU. lb
GO. ">»
(M?). """
X. Ib/h
16.
101631. 000
2890. SOO
0. 63-I:
0. 100
7.43::
-5. 200
0. 15S:
-0. 69?.
0. 64fi
17.
101705. 000
2390. 000
0. 400
-0. 300
7. SSI:
-6. 000
-2. 000
-0. 761
0.55::
13.
101745.000
2389. 300
0. 667
-0. 700
8. 550
-6. 700
-1.050
-0. 784
0.474
19.
101801. 000
2887. 600
0.93::
-1. 700
9.43::
-8. 400
-1.321
-0. S8t.
0. 39 '::
20.
1018?4. 000
2387. 200
0. 550
-0. 400
10.03::
-3. 800
-0. 72"
-0. 877'
0.331
21.
101364.000
2386. 600
0. 50Ci
-0. 600
10.53::
-9. 400
-1.200
-0. 89J:
0. 270
<*>
o
a*
         (continued)

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TABLE A-63  (continued)
Page 5   of  7_
Reading
No.
T. Bin
H, 1b
AT. h
AU. 1b
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(^ lh/h
1 77 1 'O/n
VAT/.
(iSr) lb/h
X. 1b/h
22.
101926.000
2835. 400
1.03::
-1.200
11.567
-10.600
-1. 161
-0.916
0.214
23.
101952.000
2884. 600
0.433
-0. 800
12.000
-11.400
-1.84t-
-0. 950
0. 161
24.
102011.000
2334. 300
0. 98 ::
-0. 300
12.93::
-11.700
-0. 301i
-0.901
0. 1 1 •:!
25.
102043. 000
2834. 000
0.533
-0. 300
13.517
-12.000
-0. 563
-0. 888
0. 07.3
26.
102069.000
2833.400
0.433
-0. 600
13.950
-12.600
-1.385
-0. 903
0. 034
27.
102109.000
283 1.200
0. 667
-2. 200
14.617
-14.300
-3.300
-1.013
-0. 007
(continued)

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        TABLE A-63  (continued)
Page  6_  of  7
Reading
No.
T. win
U. 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
/AW\
1 Ott 1 Ik 4k
1 TV 1 ID/n
\AT/,
(fir). lb/h
X. lb/h
28.
102133.000
2881.500
0. 400
0. 300
15.017
-14.500
0. 750
-0. 966
-0. 042
29.
102163.000
2880. 900
0. 500
-0. 600
15.517
-15. 100
-1.200
-0.973
-0. 075
30.
102196.000
2880. 400
. 0. 550
-0. 500
16. 067
-15.600
-0. 909
-0.971
-0. 106.

102227. 000
2879. 400
0.51?
-1. 000
16.583
-16.600
-1.935
-1.001
-0. 1 36

102251.000
2878. 800
0. 400
-0. 600
16.983
-17.200
-1.500
- 1 . 0 1':
-0. 16«

102290.000
2878. 300
0. 650
-0. 500
17.633
-17.700
-0. 769
-1.004
-0. 191
o
00
        (continued)

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      TABLE  A-63  (continued)
                                                                                      Page 7   of  7
Reading
No.
T. min
W. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
CAU. Ib
(M\ lh/h
I TT i iD/n
\AT/,
(fir). lb/h
X. lb/h
34.
102330.000
2377. 600
0. 667
-0. 700
13.300
-IS. 400
-1.050
-1.00c.i
.-0.215
35.
102367. 000
2376. 700
0.617
-0. 900
13.917
-19.300
-1.459
-1.020
-0.239
36.
102452. 000
2376. 700
1.417
0. 000
20. 33C:
-19.300
0. 000
-0.949
-0.259






























o
vO
n     35
Slope
Intercept
                                                 s
                                                 s
                          2.666
1.297
5.906
0.038
0.108
2.891
      2.034
r  -0.985
Confidence interval
-1.141 + 0.077

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                         TABU A-64  SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM TEST NO.  36
                                                                      Page 1   of 7
Oegreaser A, operating

     Solvent:    1.1,1-THchloroethane
                                                                 2/4/79
     FB  50	X
     Inlet air
     Other
PC   x          SC
    Exhaust air x
    A   70  I
V    16 ft/mln
Date	
Ambient afr
  Temperature       °F
  Pressure      in.  Hg
  Humidity       li
Reading
No.
T, min
W. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
EAW. Ib
(S). ""*
(fsr) lb/h
X. 1b/h
1.
104104.000
3514.200







Ll*
104134.000
3512.700
0. 500
1.500
0. 500
1. 500
3. 000
3. 000
3. 000
3.
104159. 000
3511. 800
0.417
0. 900
0.917
2. 400
2. 160
2.616
2. 809
4.
104193. 000
3509. 500
0. 567
2. 300
1.43.::
4. 700
4. 059
3. 169
2. 929
5.
104230.000
3507. 000
0.617
2. 500
2. 100
7. 200
4.054
3. 429
3. 054
6.
104257.000
3505. 500
0. 450
1.500
2. 550
8. 700
3. 33C:
3. 4 1 ;•
3m 1*1.'

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TABLE /U64  (continued)
Page  2-  of J_
Reading
No.
T. m\n
U. Ib
AT. h
&H. Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
/AU\
1 I 1h/h
\AT/t
(ifr). 1b/h
K. Ib/h
i •
104278.000
3504. 000
0. 350
1.500
2. 900
10.200
4. 236
3.517
3. 191
8.
104311.000
3502. 200
0. 550
1.800
3. 450
1 2. 000
3.27::
3. 478
3. 23?
9.
104341.000
3501.400
0. 500
0. 800
3. 950
12.800
1.600
3. 24 1
3. 233
10.
104373.000
3499. 200
0. 53C:
2. 200
4. 483
15.000
4. 12=.
3. 34t.
•:. 24S
11.
104400.000
3497. 600
0. 450
1.600
4. 93-;:
16.600
3.556
3. 365
3. 257
12.
104436.000
3495. 100
0. 600
2. 500
5.533
19. 100
4. 167
3. 452
3. 27ei
(continued)

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       TABLE  A-64  (continued)
Page 3   of ]_
Reading
No.
T. min
U. Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
CAT. h
EAU. Ib
00. ™
(M?). »•"•
X. lb/h
13.
10447:-:. 000
34? 3. 400
0. b!7
2. 700
b. 150
21. 300
4. 37:|;
':'.. 54 1.
"-• ~-'^'f\
_• • u. - '•
U.
104495. 000
3491.400
0. 3t.7
1. 000
b. 517
22. 300
>1. i il i
3. 49'!1
:. 313
15.
104520.000
3490. bOO
0. 417
0. 300
•:.. 93".:
23. bQO
1.920
3. 404
I. 31V
It-.
104555. 000
3433. 100
0. 59::
2. 500
7.517
2b. 100
4. 2St.
3. 47I1
j. 33fi
17.
104533. 000
343b. 900
0. 4b7
i . 200
7.93:=
27. 300
2. 57 1
3. 420
3. 335
13.
104617. 000
3434. 500
0. 5b7
2. 400
3. 550
29. 700
4. 235
3. 474
3. 343
OJ
I-"
N>
       (continued)

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       TABLE  A-6A  (continued)
Page _4_ of  7
Reading
No.
T. ain
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(30. "•"
(EAT) lb/h
-
X. 1b/h
19.
104647. 000
3483. 400
0. 500
1. 100
9. 050
30. 800
2. 200
3. 40::
-. -.4-

20.
104672. 000
3482. 000
0. 417
1. 400
9. 467
32. 200
3. 360
3. 401
-. -.c-

2 1 .
104704. 000
3480. 000
0.53::
2. 000
1 0. 000
34. 200
3. 750
3. 420
-, -.=;-.
-
tL tl .
104731.000
3478. 500
0. 450
1.500
10.450
35. 700
3. 33::
3. 4 It-
3. 35t.

-i -.
104770. 000
3476. 200
0. 650
2. 300
11. 100
38. 000
3. 53:!:
3.42::
3. 359

24.
104796.000
.3474. 500
0.43::
1.700
11.53'.:
.39. 700
3.92::
3. 44?
3. '36'.:

U)
       (continued)

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TABLE A-64  (continued)
Page 5	of 7_
Reading
No.
T. oin
W, lb

AT. h

AU. lb

EAT. h
EAU. lb
(|y) Ib/h
AAH\ ,b/h
\IAT/
X. Ib/h
25.
104330. 000
3472. 250
0. 567

2. 250

12. 100

4 1 . 950
3.971
3. 467
3. 367
26.
104863. 000
3470. 5 Oli
0. 550

1. 750

12. 650

•43. 700
3. is:-
3. 4W
3. 3n
il i .
104895. 000
3463. 750
0. 53::

1. 750

13. IS::

i5. 450
3. 281
3. 44;;:
3. 374
23.
104921. 000
3467. 750
0. 43::

1 . 000

13.617

46. 450
2. 30 f:
3. 41]
- t'"^
29.
104953. 000
3465. 850
0.53::

1.900

14. 150

43. 350
3.56::
3.417
3. 377
30.
104985.000
•3463.900
0.5-3::

1.950

14.68::

50. 300
3. 65*.
3. 42t-
3. 37S
(continued)

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      TABLE A-64  (continued)
Page 6   of  7
Reading
No.
Tnin
, nin
U. lb
AT. h
AU, lb
CAT, h
£AU. lb
(39. ""•
(Mr) lb/h
X. lb/h
31.
10501 1. 000
3462. 500
0. 43:;:
1.400
15. 11 7
51. 70 0
3.231
3. 420
3. 380
32.
insn-T. firm
3461. 100
0.43::
1. 400
15. 550
53. 100
j. 231
3.41!.
3. 331
33.
insfKVi. firm
3459. 000
0. 550
2. 100
16. 100
55. 200
?. Sit:
.3. 429
3. 38J1
3*.
105103. OOCi
3456. 750
0. 550
2. 250
16. 650
57. 450
4. 09)
3. 450
3. 38-
35.
1051 36. 000
3455. 250
0. 550
1.500
17.200
53. 950
2. 727
3. 427
3. 38t-
36.
105163.000
•~t 4 C *™i 1 rt I™ 1
-345 3m 4IJU
0.53::
1.850
1^ ^ •*! ™ 1
i . f :• .•
60. 300
.3. 469
3. 429
3. 387
tJ
      (continued)

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       TABLE A-64  (continued)
             Page  7  of 7	
Reading
No.
T, min
W, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
CAT. h
EAH. Ib
(3). "»*
(Sfl ™
X. 1b/h
:.-t
i 05 194. OOCi
3451. 750
0. 431:
1. b5Ci
13. 167
t. 2. 450
3. 80S:
3. 4:::;:
:•. 3d':


















































u>
            n  36
            Slope   3.443
            Intercept    -0.151
0.311
5.334
0.010
0.115
0.725
t „     2.032
 Q/2
r    1.000
Confidence interval
3.443 + 0.0204

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                               TABLE A-65  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  37
                                                                  Page  1  of  5
      Degreaser A, operating

           Solvent:  Methylene chloride

           FB  50   «      PC
                                                 Date   4/1/79
            Inlet air
           Other
   x      SC _
xhaust air   x
    A   50  %
V     8 ft/min
AmbientaTr
  Temperature   67   °F
  Pressure 29^35 in. Hg
  Humidity  62^
Reading
No.
T, min
N. lb
AT. h
AW, lb
IAT, h
EAU, lb
(!r), lb/h
(Mr). lb'h
X, lb/h
1.
184557.000
3504. 200







o
k* •
,54636. 000
3502. 500
1. 317
-1. 700
1.317
-1. 700
-1. 291
-1.291
-1.29J
3.
184679.000
3501. 400
0. 717
-1. 100
2. 03::
-2. 800
-1.53=.
-1. 377
-1.334
4.
184 725. 000
3499. 500
0. 8 1 7
-1.900
2. 850
-4. 700
-2. 327
-1.649
-1. 439
5.
184789.000
3498. 000
1.017
-1.500
3. 867
-6. 200
-1.47"..
- 1 . 60 1:
-1.4 SO
6.
184856. 000
3495. 00 Ci
1. 117
-3.000
4.98.-:
-9. 200
-2. 687
-1.84t.
-1.55;:
w

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        TABLE  A-65  (continued)
Page  2  of _5_
Reading
No.
Tin 4 M
t in in
W, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
LAW, lb
($). lb/h
Cfir) lb/h
X, lb/h
1 •
IOdQ i i nrifi
•-.'". i 1 • U U U
3494. 500
0.917
-0. 500
5. 900
-9. 700
-0. 54S
-1.644
-1.568
8.
184973. 000
3493. 500
1.033
-1. 000
6.933
-10. 700
-0. 96?:
-1.543
-1.565
9.
I'-'CT.n -1 1 Tn'ifi
•-• -iij -• i . ijiji.i
3492. 000
0. 967
-1.500
7. 900
-12.200
-1.552
-1.544
-1.562
10.
185089. 000
3489. 900
0. 967
-2. 100
8. 867
-14. 300
-2. 172
-1.613
-1.568
11.
Ift51=i-:. 000
3488. 000
1.06?
-1. 900
9.933
-16. 200
-1.78J
-1.631
-1.574
12.
185212. 000
3486. 400
0. 983
-1.600
10.917
-17.800
-1.627
-1.631
-1.579
tJ
«-<
00
       (continued)

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      TABLE A-65  (continued)
Page  3  of 5_
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
£AW, lb
GO. ™
(SO. lb/h
X. lb/h
13.
185271.000
3484. 800
0. 983
-1. 600
11. 900
-19.400
-1. 627'
-1. 630
-1.584
14.
1853 30. 000
343-3. 100
0.98::
-1.700
12.88;:
-21. 100
-1.729
-1.63B
-1.58?:
15.
1853S8. 000
3481.400
0. 967'
-1. TOO
1 :•. 850
-22. 800
-1. 759
-1. 646.
-1.592
16.
185447. 000
3479. 600
0. 9S3
-1. 800
14.833
-24. 600
-1.831
-1.65*
-1.59*
17.
185505.000
3475. 200
0. 967
-4. 400
15.800
-29. 000
-4. 552
-1.835
-1.611
18.
185568. 000
347:. 000
1. 050
-2. 200
16. 85(i
-.":!. 200
-2. 095
-1. 85:-
-1. 625
10
      (continued)

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      TABLE A-65  (continued)
Page	4 of _5_
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
EAW. lb
f^ Ih/h
1 Tr 1 iD/n
W/,
(fir), lb/h
X, lb/h
19.
18562^. 000
3474. 000
0. 933
1.000
17.333
-30.200
1.01?
-1.693
-1.62?
20.
135634. 000
3470. 500
0. 950
-3. 500
1 8. 733
-3::. 7 fin
*" -• • t1 O^
-1. 794
-1. 638
21.
135744.000
3471. 000
1.000
0. 500
19. 73;:
-33.200
0. 500
-1.67£:
-1.640
~- '•
135308. 000
3469. 500
1. 067
- 1 . 500
20. 350
-34. 700
-1. 40t.
-1.664
-1. 641
23.
135374. 000
3467. 900
1. 100
-1.600
21.950
-36. 300
-1.45!.
-1.654
-1.642
24.
18593;?. 000
3466. 400
0. 933
-1.500
22. 933
-37. Sfifi
» • • V v \ *
-1.52!.
-1.643
-1.6«
OJ
ro
o
     (continued)

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        TABLE A-65   (continued)
                                                 Page  5  of _5_
Reading
No.
T, min
W, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
EAW, Ib
(EAH\ IL/U
X, lb/h
25.
185988. 000
3464. 900
0.917'
-1.500
£3.850
-39. 300
-1.63*.
-1.648
-1.64:-

186023. 000
3465. 400






186112.000
3465. 300





























u>
             n       24



             Slope  -1.71


             Intercept   0.427
Syx  1.063



S    7.01b
Sa   0.032
 a


Sb   0.178



S.   1.110
t  .,     2.074
 a/ 2


r        -0.999



Confidence interval



1.71 + 0.066

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                                TABLE  A-66  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   37
                                                                                       Page   1  of   5
       Degreaser B, operating

            Solvent:  Methylene chloride

                            PC
                                                                      Date     4/1/79
FB  50   I
Inlet air
Other
 x         SC _
xhaust air   x
A
8
50  %
  Tin in
Ambient air
  Temperature  67   °F
                                                                                    Pressure29.35J". Hg
                                                                                    Humidity bj   1
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W. Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
EAW. Ib
(S). ">»
(^f) lb/h
X. lb/h

lR4sn~:. nnn
•3004. 500








lR4ci2":. nnn
"ififih.. son








1R4S -:2. nnn
300-:. inn







1.
lft4Shi. nnn
•:nni. grin







2.
lft4K4n. nnn
•:••:» el*. Qfifj
1/31T1
-1.900
1. -31T'
-1.900
-1.44;:
-1. 44-;:
-1. 44!:
3.
Ifi4h.:::":. nnn
2iq<:i7. :::nn
0.717
-2. 600
2.033
-4. 500
-3.*28
-2.213
-1.82B
LJ
N>
N)

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       TABLE A-66   (continued)
Page   2 of  5
Reading
No.
Tmln
W. Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT. h
LAW, Ib
(?D. lb/h
AAW\ ....
I "TAT J ID/"
\EATy,
X, lb/h
4.
134731. 000

0. 300
-1. 000
2.33::
-5. 500
-1. 250
-1.941
-1. 8*t.
5.
1847Qi. nnfi
2 * •=>':. son
1.000
-2. 300
3.33!:
-3. -300
-2. 300
- ~' 1 £ Ci
LI 1C1.1
-1.941
b.
Ifi4fi5'3. nnn

1 . 1 33
-2. 900
•». 967
-11.200
-2. 559
-2. 255
-2. 004
I •
Ifl4qi ::. nnn
2qflR. 4nn
0. 900
-2. 200
5. 367
- 1 3. 400
-2. 444
-2. 234.
-2. 050
3.
1 ftd1^"1 ~: fififi
T'QO~* Jflfl
1. 000
-1.000
6. 367
-14. 400
-1.000
-2. 097
-I. 057
'9.
•*
oooGk i nfi
0. 967
-2. 300
7. 333
-16.700
-2. "379
-2. 1.32
-2. 06S
u>
tsj
       (continued)

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TABLE A-66  (continued)
Page   3 of  5_
Reading
No.
T, m1n
U, 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
I AH, 1b
$). lb/h
/EAW\ lb/h
VEST/,
X, lb/h
10.
issrifi*. nnn
2932. 400
0. 967'
-2. 700
3. 800
-19.40fi
-2. 79::
-2. 205
-2. 08J1
11.
185153. nnn
2930. 000
1.067
-2. 400
9. 367
-21.300
-2. 250
-2. 209
-2. 094
12.
135212. nnn
2977. 700
0. 933
-2. 300
10. 350
-24. 100
-2. 339
-2. 22)
-2. 106
13.
1R5271. nnn
2976. 300
0. 98::
-1.400
11.33::
-25. 500
-1.424
-2. 155
-2. llfi
14.
Ift^'i'in. nnn
2973. 100
0. 933
-3. 200
12. sir
-28. 700
-3.254
-2. 239
-2. 120
15.
185338. 000
2970. 100
0. 967
-3.000
13.733
-31.700
-3. 103
-2. 300
-2. 133
(continued)

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       TABLE  A-66 (continued)
Page 4	of  _5^
Reading
No.
T, mln
M, 1b
AT, h
AW. 1b
EAT, h
ZAW, 1b
(ir) lb/h
AAW\ lb/h
\i5Tj,
X, lb/h
16.
185447. 000
2QhR. 4nri
0. 98::
-1.700
14.767
-33.400
-1.729
-2. 26C1
-2. 14]
17.
13 55ns. nnn
29*5. ftnn
0. 967
-2. 600
15.73^:
-36. 000
-2. 690
-2. 23 8
-2. 151
18.
I855fift. nnn
29^ ::. nnn
1.050
-2. 300
16. 73::
-33.300
— >L . t1 11 '
-2. 31:-
-2. 160
19.
!R^h27. nnn
2'^.n. ftnn
0. 93-::
-2. 200
17.767
-41.000
-2.237
-2. 308
-2. 168
20.
l ft s Aft 4. nnn
'""^sft snn
0. 950
-2. 300
13.717
-43. 300
- '• 4 :' 1
h. • " »- J
- "' ": 1 ":
h. • _• i .•
— -• 1 ^»-
hi • 1 1 •.'
21.
1RS744 nnn
2qcici snn
1.000
- 3. 000
19.717
-46. '300
-3.000
-2. 34?:
-2. 13=.
tJ
N)
       (continued)

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        TABLE A-66  (continued)
                                               Page   5  of  5
Reading
No.

U, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
EAU. Ib
(ir). lb/h
(Sf). ^
X. lb/h
22.
Iftssfifi. nnn
2954. 500
1.067
-1.000
20.73::
-47. 3Qd
-0. 937
-2. 27t.
-2. 189
23.
iaci:::74. nnn
2952. 000
1. 100
-2. 500
21. 8 S::
-49. 300
-2. 27'":
-2. 27t.
-2. 19::
24.
1 ft so 3 3. nnn
2949. 900
0. 9ft'":
-2. 100
22. 8*7
-51.900
-2. 1 ::•:.
-2. 270
-2. 19f.
25.
IftSQfifi. nnn
2947. 700
0.917
-2. 200
23.78::
-54. 100
-2. 400
-2. 275
-2. 199

1ft h.n.11 3. nnn
2943. 300








IftMfi-a. nnn
2948. 000







N>
             n   24


             Slope  -2.32


             Intercept   0.914
yx
0.574


6.998


0.017


0.177


0.698
t  .,      2.074
 a/ 2

r   -1.000


Confidence Interval


2.32 + 0.035

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                                TABLE A-67  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  38
                                                                          Page  _1  of  5
       Degreaser A, operating

            Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                                                         Date    4/2/79
            FB  50   %
            Inlet air
            Other
   PC    y        SC
x      txhaust air   x
V  8
50 _?
   min
Ambient air
  Temperature  67   °F
  Pressure 29.62 in. Hg
  Humidity  50   %
Reading
No.
Tin 4 n
• in i ri
W. 1b
AT, h
flW, 1b
EAT. h
EAW. 1b
(If). ™
(8ft ">'*
X, Ib/h

186276. 000
3500. 900








1862'? 4. 000
'•.A**, nnfi








1?>. ~:fifi. nnfi
::4?7. "f-OO







1.
lftK':':fi. 000
34?b. 100







-i
w •
!Sb4:;i4. rnjfi
34-?5. 000
1.25 !:
-1. 100
1.23::
-1. 100
-o. s?::
-o. •$.?:•
-o. e?;:
3.
186468.000
3492. 400
1.067
-2. 600
2. 300
-3. 700
-2.437
-1.60?
-1.250
u>
N)

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        TABLE A-67  (continued)
Page  2   of _«j_
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
CAW, lb
(ir). lb/h
(Mr). lb'h
X, lb/h
4.
186527. 000
3490. 100
0. 933
-2. 300
3. 233
-6. 000
• 1* ™* "* Q
«_ • — • -1 j
-1.827
-1.443
5.
186594.000
-3433. 000
1 . 1 1 7
-2. 100
4. 400
-8. 100
-1.881
-1.841
-1.542
6.
186650. 000
3436. 300
0.9? 3
-1. 700
5. 333
-9. 800
-1.321
-1.839
-1.601
i .
186713. 000
3434. Sfici
1.050
-1. 800
6. 383
-11. 600
-1.714
-1.817
-1.637
8.
186763.000
3479. 500
0.917
-5. 000
7. 300
-16. 600
-5. 455
-2. 274
-1. 728
9.
18*6829.000
3479. 500
1.017
0. 000
8. 317
- 1 6. 600
0. 000
-1.996
-1.762
N)
00
        (continued)

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         TABLE A-67  (continued)
Page  3  of  5_
u>
to
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. Ib
AT, h
AW. Ib
LAT, h
EAW, Ib
(AT), lb/h
(fir). lb/h
X, lb/h
10.
186885.000
3477. 800
0.933
-1.700
9. 250
-18.300
-1.821
-1.97?:
-1.786
11.
186944. 000
3476. 000
0. 983
-1.800
10.23-::
-20. 100
-1.83J
-1. 964
-1.804-
12.
187005.000
3473.800
1.017
-2. 200
11.250
-22. 300
-2. 164
-1.982
-1.820
13.
187062.000
3472. 300
0. 950
- 1 . 500
1 2. 200
-23.800
-1.579
- 1 . 95 J
-1.831
14.
187125.000
3470. 200
1.050
-2. 100
1 3. 250
-25. 900
-2. 000
-1.955
-1.840
15.
187183.000
3468. 300
0. 967
-1.900
14.217
-27. 800
-1.966
-1.951J
-1.849
         (continued)

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        TABLE A-67  (continued)
Page  4  of __§_
Reading
No.
T, mln
N. 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
CAT, h
J-AU IK
c«un y i w
(Sfj. """
X, Ib/h
16.
187244.000
3466. 200
1.017
-2. 100
15.233
-2. 066
-1.963
-1.856
17.
187303.000
3464. 800
0.983
-1.400
16.217
-31. 300
-1.424
-1.930
-1.861
18.
187364.000
3462. 800
1.017
-2. 000
17.233
-33. 300
-1.967
-1.932
-1.865
19.
187429.000
3460. 800
1.08':
-2. 000
18.317
-35. 300
-1.846
-1.927
-1.86?:
20.
187488.000
3459. 000
0. 983
-1.800
1 9. 300
-37. inn
W • • A — »
-1.83J
-1.922
-1.87J
21.
187560.000
3456. 800
1.200
-2. 200
20. 500
-39. 300
-1.833
-1.917
-1.874
u>
o
        (continued)

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TABLE A-67  (continued)
Page  5  Of	5
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
EAW. Ib
(S). ">'"
(SO. """
X, lb/h
22.
187A04. 000
3455. 100
0.733
-1.700
21.233
-41.000
-2.31?:
-1.931
-1.87*.
23.
187 Am. firm
3453. Ann
1. 100
-1.500
-. -. -. -. g
-42. 500
-1. 3*4
- 1 . 903
-1.878
24.
187721. 000
3451.400
0. 850
-2. 200
23. 183
-44. 700
-2. 580
-1.928
-1.880
25.
187778.000
3449. 300
0. 950
-1. 600
24. 1 33
-4 A. 300
-1. 684
-1.919
-1.881

187814. 000
3450. 000







187900.000
3452. 100






n 24 Syx 0.724 tQ/2 2.074
Slope -1.94 Sx 7.053 r -1.000
Intercept 0.055 S 0.021 Confidence Interval
a
Sb 0.184 1.94 +_ 0.044
Sc 0.913

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                                TABLE  A-6C  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 38
                                                                                       Page i   of  5
       Degreaser B, operating

            Solvent:  Methylene chloride

                            PC      x
                                Exhau
FB  50   %
Inlet air   x
Other
_      sc
laust air   x
V  8
mn
Date    4/2/79
Ambient air
  Temperature  67   °F
  Pressure 29J>Zjn7~Hg
  Humidity  bU  %
Reading
No.
T, mln
M, Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
EAW, Ib
(ir) lb/h
(Mr). lb'h
X, lb/h

186273. OOO
3045. 000








1 362'? 1.000
3033. 30CI








186297.000
3036. 200







1.
186 3 30. 000
3036. 000







,.
136404. 000
3034.600
1.231:
-1. 400
1. 23'.:
-1.400
-1. 13}
-1. 13}
-1. 13}
3.
186463. 00 0
3031. 700
1.067
-2. 900
2. 300
-4. 300
-2.71-:'
-1.370
-1.50J1
u>

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        TABLE _A-68  (continued)
Page  2  of  5
Reading
No.
T. «1n
U. 1b

AT. h
AW, 16
EAT. h
EAU. 1b
(*} Ih/h
V Tf I iD/n
\AT/,
(fir) lb/h
X. lb/h
4.
186527. 000


0.93::
-1.800
3. 28;:
-6. 100
- 1 . 83 J
-1.858
- 1 . 62 ]
5.
186594. 000

3027. 600
1. 117
-2. 300
4. 4 Oil
-8. 400
-2. 060
-1.909
-1.69::
6.
136650. 000

3026. 300
0.93::
-1. 300
5. '33::
-9. 700
-1. 39::
-1.819
-1.718
,
186713.000

JU^4. U 00
1. 050
-2. 300
6. 38::
-12.0i:ii:i
-2. 190
-1. 880
-1. 745
a.
186768. 000

3022. 600
0.917
-1.400
7. 300
-13.400
-1.527
-1.83t-
-1.758

186829.000

3021. 700
1.017
-0. 900
8. 317
-14.300
-0. 335
-1.719
-1.75;:
UJ
LJ
U)
        (continued)

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        TABLE  A-68  (continued)
Page 3   of  5
Reading
No.
T. min
W, 1b
AT. h
AW. Ib
CAT. h
EAU. Ib
(I?), w
(ft?). ">'"
X. Ib/h
10.
18688**. nnn
30 IS. 000
0. 933
-3. 70 Ci
?. 25 Ci
-18. 000
-3.964
-1.94t.
-1. 77!.
11.
lfth.s.14 nnn
* • V m 1 ~ • 1^1 •_! I_I
3016. 500
0. 9 S3
-1.500
10. 233
-19. 500
-1.525
- 1 . 906
-1. 789
12.
1 ':'~Tn~iir. rififi
I •-• i IJU J. IJIJI.I
•3014.000
1.017
-2. 500
11.250
-22. 000
-2. 459
-1.956
-1.S03

I1"' ^ l~l .^ ~l l™i i~l I* I
O i Ut'w. IJIJI.I
3012. 700
0. 950
-1. 300
1 2. 200
-23. 3 00
-1. 366:
-1.910
-1. 812

1,~. ^ 4 — ^ « B •
bi 1^:5. LI iju
3010. 000
1.050
-2. 700
1 3. 250
-26. 000
-2.571
-1. 962
-1.823


187183.000
3008. 000
0. 967
-2. 000
U.217
-28. 000
-2. 061:'
-1. 970
-1.834
LJ
        (continued)

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        TABLE A-68  (continued)
Page 4	of 5	
Reading
No.
T. aln
U. 1b
AT, h
AW. Ib
CAT. h
EAU. Ib
(10. »"
(#). "•"•
X. lb/h
16.
187244. 000
.3006. 000
1 . 0 1 T'
-2. 000
15. 2'33
-30. 000
-1.967
-1.969
-1.843
17.
137 3 03. 000
3004. 500
0. 9S3
-1. 500
16.217
-31.500
-1.525
-1.942
-1.S49
18.
1S7364. 000
'3002. 100
1.017
-2. 400
17.233
-.33. 900
-2. 361
-1.967
-1.85*.
19.
1S7429. 000
3000. 300
1.083
-1. 80(i
is. 31 r
-35.700
-1.662
-1. 949
-1.861
20.
137433. 000
2997. 600
0. 983
-2. 700
19. 300
-38. 400
-2. 74t.
-1. 990
-1.368
21.
137560.000
2*^. ::nn
1.200
-2. 300
20. 500
-40. 700
-1.917
-1.935
-1.874
u>
OJ
        (continued)

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TABLE A-68  (continued)
                                                 Page 	b_ of _5_
Reading
No.
T, min
U, Ib
AT, h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
EAU, Ib
{M\ Ih/h
1 TV I lb/n
\AT/,
(fir). lb/h
X. lb/h
-• -•
187604. 000
J994. 10LI
-1. 200
21. 233
-41. 900
-1.636
-1. 973
-1.879
:. -,
137670. 000
.;**!. 400
1. 100
-2. 700
22. 333
-44. 600
-2. 455
-1.997
-1. 334
24.
137721.000
^990. OOLi
0. 850
-1.400
23. 13::
-46. 000
-1.647
-1.934
-1. 888
25.
137773. 000
j."Ho9. 7 00
0. 950
-0. 300
24. 13::
-46. 300
-0. 3 It-
-1.919
-1. 390

137314. 000
2933. 100






137951. 000
2*39. 000





     n  24
     Slope   -1.96
     Intercept    0.854
Syx   0.541
S_    7.053
Sa    0.016
 d
Sfa    0.184
$„    0.733
          2.074
r    -1.000
Confidence interval
1.96 + 0.033

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                         TABLE  A-69 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   39
                                                                                       Page
                                                                           of
Degreaser A, operating

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride

                     PC
                                                                      Date     4/4/79
FB  50   %
Inlet air __*_
Other
   x      SC
TRaust air   x
    A    7U  *
V   8   ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature  69   °F
  Pressure29.45 in. Hg
  Humidity 39  %
Reading
No.
Tt mln
W, Ib
AT. h
AH, Ib
EAT, h
EAH, Ib
(S). """
(j*^ lb/h
X. lb/h

188167.000
3449. 500








188173.000
3449. 100








188182. 000
3447. 500







1.
188212.000
3444. 100







2.
188273.000
3440. 300
1.017
-3.800
1.017
-3. 800
-3.738
-3.738
-3. 738
3.
188323.000
3438. 000
0. 83?
-2. 300
1.850
-6. 100
-2. 760
-3.297
-3.518

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        TABLE  A-69  (continued)
Page  2  Of  5_
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, lb
AT, h
AW. lb
EAT, h
EAW, lb
(tr), lb/h
AAH^ ih/h
I r.T 1 iD/n
\EAT/,
X, lb/h
4.
188384.000
3435. 500
1.017
-2. 500
2. 867
-ft. 600
-2. 45?
-3.000
-3. 34«.
5.
188445. 000
3433.200
1.017
-2. 300
3. 883
-10.900
-2. 262
-2. 807
-3.210
6.
188507. nnn
3430. 100
1.033
-3. 100
4.917
-14.000
-3.000
-2. 847
-3. 138
1 •
188562. 000
3424. 500
0.917
-5. 600
5. 833
-19.600
-6. 10?
-3.360
-3. 17?:
8.

3419. 500
1. 100
-5. 000
6.933
-24. 600
-4. 545
-3. 548
-3. 228
9.
|OO£OC£ fif"ifl
A V *mf V C* _' • * J '•' . '
3420. 500
0. 950
1.000
7.883
-23. 600
1.053
-2. 994
-3. 199
or
        (continued)

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        TABLE A-69  (continued)
Page  3  of  J>_
Reading
No.
T, mln
H, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
EAH. lb
(XT) ""•
W/,
(zir) lb/h
X, lb/h
10.
188749.000
3417.200
1.067
-3.300
8. 950
-26. 900
-3. 094
-3. 006
-3. 177
11.
188813.000
3412.700
1.067
-4. 500
10.017
-31.400
-4.219
-3. 135
-3. 173
12.
188865.000
3411.000
0. 867
-1.700
10.883
-33. 100
-1.962
-3.041
-3. 161
13.
188923. 000
3408. 700
0. 967'
-2. 300
11.850
-35. 400
-2. 379
-2. 987
-3. 147
14.
188983.000
3406. 700
1.083
-2. 000
12.933
-37. 400
-1.846
-2. 892
-3. 127
15.
189046.000
3403. 100
0. 967
-3. 600
13.900
-41.000
-3.724
-2. 950
-3. 111
to
W
vD
        (continued)

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        TABLE _A-69  (continued)
Page  4  of __5_
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
ZAW, Ib
GO. ""
(Sf). ">'"
X, lb/h
16.
lft« ins. nnn
3400. 600
0. 953
-2. 500
14.883
-43. 500
-2. 542
-2. 923
-3. 102
• 17.
189171.00(1
3398. 400
1. 100
-2. 200
15.983
-45. 700
-2. 000
-2. 859
-3. 08
-fc>
o
         (continued)

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       TABLE  A-69  (continued)
                                                Page 5	of  5
Reading
No.
T, m1n
U, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
EAW. lb
(£). ">/"
j E An | 1 1* / k
*«AI /,
X, lb/h
22.
189465.000
3387. 700
0. 967
0. 200
20. 883
-56. 400
0. 207
-2.701
-3. 016
23.
189531.000
3384. 900
1. 100
-2. 800
21.98::
-50. 200
-2. 54 «,
-2.69::
-3.001
24.
189590. 000
3382. 400
0. 98::
-2. 500
22. 967
-61. 700
-2. 54?
-2. 687
-2. 98*
25.
189657.000
3381. 800
1. 117
-0. 600
24.08::
-h.2. ::0fi
-0. 5?7
-2. 587
-2.971

189680.000
3382. 100








189760.000
3383. 500







(A)
            n   24



            Slope    -2.59



            Intercept    -3.038
Syx   1.786




Sy    7.093
 A



Sa    0.053




S     0.175
          2.074



r         -0.998



Confidence Interval



2.59 + 0.110
                                                        1.494

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                                TABLE A-70  SUMMARY OF DATA  FROM  TEST  NO.  39
                                                                                        Page J	of  5
       Degreaser B. operating

            Solvent:  Methylene chloride

                            PC
FB   50  %
Inlet air   x
Other
  x       SC
>haust air
70
                                                                 Tnin
Date    4/4/79
Ambient air
  Temperature  69   °F
  Pressure29.45 in. Hg
  Humidity JJIL  %
Reading
No.
T. win
W. lb
AT. h
AW( lb
EAT, h
CAW. lb
(S). ""-
(^11) Ib/h
X. 1b/h

188167. 000
2983. 500








ift ft 17";. nnn
2 9 S2. 300








1:::!:.17r ,-„-„-,
2978. 300







1.
188212. nnn
2973. 000







w •
1 PR 27 3. nnn
2973. 500
1.-017
-J. 500
1.017
-4. 500
-4. 42t.
-4. 42*-'
-4. 42ii-
3.
188323. 000
2970. 200
0.83::
-3.300
1.850
-7. 800
-3. 960
-4. 21*
-4. 32 J
U)
Ifc.

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       TABLE A-70   (continued)
Page 2   of  5
Reading
No.
T, nln
U. Ib
AT. h
AH, Ib
CAT. h
EAU. Ib
00. '«
(SO. "•"•
X. 1b/h
4.
1853:34. 000
2967. 000
1.017
-3.200
•;• •:•»:•'
•1 > O t' i
-11.000
-3. 14f:
-3.837
-4. 1*0
c;
_' •
188445.000
2962. SOO
1.01T1
-4. 200
3. SS ::
-15.200
-4. 131
-3. ?H
-•i. 095:
t«.
188507. 000
2959. 500
1.031:
-3. 300
4.917
-1=3.500
-3. 194
-.3. 76 ::
-4.031
7.
188562.000
2955. 700
0.917
-3. SOO
5. 8-3-::
-22. '300
-4. 145
1 O •? •*•
i. Oil .'
-3. 997
8.
188628. 000
2952. 000
1. 100
-3.700
b. 93!:
-26. 000
-3. '364
-3. 750
-3.961
9.
188685.000
2948. 700
0. 950
-3. 300
7. 881:
-29. .300
-3. 474
-3.717
-3.931
U)
        (continued)

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       TABLE A-70  (continued)
Page  3   Of  5
Reading
No.
T, nln
W. 1b
AT, h
AU, 1b
EAT, h
EAU. 1b
$). ">"•
(SO. ">"
X. Ib/h
10.
183749. Odd
2944. 900
1.06"
- 3. 800
8. 950
-33. 100
-3. 56'l:
-3. 69t:
-3. 905
11.
18 8 81 3. 000
2941. 800
l.OtT
-3. 100
10.017
-36. 200
-2. 9 0 IT-
'S, b 14
-3. 3"fc
12.
lRRRh.5. nnn
2*--.fi. -:nn
0. 867
-3. 500
1 0. 38 1:
-39. 700
-4.033
-3.643
-3. 35"-
13.
1:3:3923'. 000
2q:*4. =>nn
0. 967'
-3. 400
11.850
-43. 100
-3.517
-3. t-37
-3. S3'1
14.
1:3:39S3. 000
2931. 200
1.033
-3. 700
12.931:
-4b. 800
-3.41}
-3. 619
-3. 320
15.
189046. 000
2927. 900
0. 967
-3. 300
1 3. 900
-50. 100
-3.414
-3.604
-3. 30}
OJ
       (continued)

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        TABLE  A-70  (continued)
Page 4	of  5 .
Reading
No.
T, m\n
W. 1b
AT. h
aw, ib
DAT, h
EAH, Ib
60. '«
(80. ">"•
X. lb/h
16.
18? 105. 000
2924. 600
0. 983
-3. 300
14. 883
-53. 400
-3. 35t.
-3. 5S:;:
- 3. 790
17.
189171. 000
2920. 400
1. 100
-4. 200
15.9:33
-57. 600
-3.81Q
-.3. 604
-3. 779
13.
139225. 000
2917. 500
0. 900
-2. 900
It.. 883
-60. 500
-3.222
-3.533
-3. 767
19.
139233. 000
2914.400
1.050
-3. 100
17.933
-63.600
-2. 952
-3. 546
-?. 755
?n_
139347. 000
2910.300
0. 931:
-3. 600
13. 917
-67. 200
-3.661
-3.552
-3.744
?1
189407. 000
2907. 500
1.000
-3. 300
19. 'PIT1
-70. 500
-.3. 300
-3. 540
-3.734
u>
        (continued)

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TABLE  A-70  (continued)
                                                Page   5 of  5
Reading
No.
T, mln
H, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
EAW, lb
(AT) lb/h
(^] lb/h
I V-AT J " **r •'
\EAT/,
X, lb/h
22.
IRCU^. nnn
2903. SOO
0. 967
-3. 700
20. S33
-74. 200
- 3. S28
-3. 725
23.
lfi^53i. nnn
239 8. SCO
1. 100
-5. 000
21.983
-79. 200
-4. 54=;
-3. 603
-3. 720
24.
ifios^n. nnn
2894. 600
0. 9S3
-•*. 200
22. 967
-83.400
-4.271
-3.631
-3.716
25.
is(>he!7. nnn
2S90. 000
1. 117
-4. £00
24. 083
-88. 000
-4. 119
-3.654
-3.713

l s^. fin. nnn
2S90. nnn







lfi3fifi:3. nnn
2890. 600






     n    24



     Slope   -3.55



     Intercept    -1.120
Syx  0.629



S    7.093
S,   0.018
 a


Sb   0.175




S    0.463
t  .,     2.074
 a/ 2


r    -1.000



Confidence Interval



3.55 + 0.037

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                         TABLE A-71  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 40
                                                                                       Page  1   of  5
Degreaser A, operating

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride

                     PC
                                                                      Date   4/5/79
FB   50  I
Inlet air
Other
x	      SC
xhaust air
A
8
70 J?
  m~in
Ambient air
  Temperature  69   °F
  Pressure29.45 Jn. Hg
  Humidity 40   1
Reading
No.
T, mln
M. Ib
ftT, h
AM, Ib
EOT, h
EAW, Ib
(SI ""*
(S?). ">"•
X, lb/h

190141.000
3512.800






190147.000
3511. 000





1.
190170. 000
3503. 400





•5
•_ .
19024ft. 000
^n^. ri'-in
1. 300
-3.400
1. 300
-3. 400
-2. t-l=.
-2. b!5
-;:. 615
3.
19 03 07. 000
3502. 700
0. 933
-I'. 300
2. 233
-5. 70fi
-2. 339
-2. 496
-2. 5T-6
4.
1903t".b. Odd
3499. 700
0. 933
-3.000
3. 267
-8. 700
-3.051
-2. 663
-2. 592

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      TABLE A-71   (continued)
Page j_ of _5_
Reading
No.
T. Bin
U. lb

AT. h

AU. lb

CAT. h
EAU. lb
(3D. "•»
GST). lb/h
X. lb/h
5.
190430.000
3497. 100
1.067

-2. 600

4. 333

-11. 300
-2.437
-2. 60£:
-2. 596
6.
190490.000
3494. 600
1.000

-2. 500

5.333

-13. SOO
-2. 500
-2. 588
-2. 594
i •
190554.000
3492. 000
1. 067

-2. 600

6. 400

-16. 400
-2.437
-2. 563
-2. 589
8.
1 90606. 000
3490. 000
0. 867

-2. 000

7. 267

-1:3.400
-2. 308
-2.532
-2.581
9.
190673. 000
34S7. 900
1 . 11 7

-2. 100

8. 3:33

-20. 500
- 1 . 88 1
-2. 445
-2. 564
10.
190731.000
3484. 300
0. 967

-3. 600

9. 350

-24. 100
-3.724
-2. 57B
-2. 56 S
U)
4k
CD
      (continued)

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       TABLE  A-71  (continued)
3 of
Reading
No.
T. "in
W. lb
AT. h
AU. lb

CAT. h

CAM. lb
69. «*
dar) lb/h
X. 1b/h
11.
190790. 000
3433. 000
0. 933
-1. 300
10.333

-25. 400

-1.322
-2.458
-2.555
12.
190343. 000
3479. 100
0. 967
-3.900
11.300

-29. 300

-4. 034
-2. 593
-2. 550
13.
190907. 000
3477. 500
0. 933
-1. 600
12. 233

_T;0 Qfjfl

-1.627
-2. 516
-2. 555
14.
190967. 000
3476. 500
1.000
-1.000
1 3. 283

_-, 4 qj-jj-j

- 1 . 000
-2. 402
-2. 543
15.
191026. 000
3473. 100
0. 933
-3.400
14.267

-35. 300

-3. 458
-2. 474
-2. 5?8
16.
191088. 000
3471. 600
1.033
-1.500
15.300

-•":£. fififi
ov. O1.11.1
-1.45::
-2. 405
-2. 52'i'
U)
ife
vO
       (continued)

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      TABLE A-71  (continued)
Page 4	of  5
Reading
No.
T B4n
• 9 M •••
U. Ib
AT. h
aw. ib
I AT. h
£AU. Ib
/AM\ .
1 TT J ib/n
\AT/t
(Mr) 1b/h
X. Ib/h
17.
191146.000
3463. 800
0. 967
-2. 800
1 6. 267
-39.600
-2. 897
-2. 434
-2. 523
18.
191204.000
3466. 800
0. 967
-2. 000
17.233
-41.600
-2. 069
-2.414.
-2.517
19.
191266.000
3464. 000
1.033
-2. 800
18.26?
-44. 400
-2. 710
-2.43)
-2.512
20.
191325. nno
3462. 500
0. 983
-1. 500
19.250
-45. 900
- 1 . 525
-2. 384
-2. 505
21.
191385.000
3459. 000
1.000
-3.500
20. 250
-49. 400
-3.500
-2. 440
-2. 50Z
22.
191445. 000
3456. 500
1 . 000
-2. 500
21.250
-51. 900
-2. 500
-2.442
-2. 499
U)
VI
o
      (continued)

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       TABLE A-71  (continued)
                                                 Page  5   of 5	
Reading
No.
T. min
M. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(fi). ™
(fir). ]b/h
X. Ib/h
23.
191504.000
3454. 900
0.98::
-1.600
22.23-::
-53.500
-1.627'
-2. 40t.
-2. 495
24.
191572.000
3452. 500
1. 13::
-2. 400
23. 367
-55. 900
-2. US
-2. 39C1
-2. 490
25.
191615. 000
3450. 000
0. 88::
-2. 500
24. 250
-58. 400
-2.830
-2. 40:;:
-2. 4:37

191718. 000
3451. 900








190108. 000
3514. 500

















U)
            n   24
            Slope    -2.372
            Intercept     -1.012
'yx
0.569
7.050
0.017
0.185
0.786
t  .,    2.074
 a/2
r    -1.000
Confidence interval
2.372 + n.035

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                               TABLE A-72   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   40
                                                                  Page J	of   5
Degreaser B, operating

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride

                     PC
           FB    50
           Inlet air
           Other
x         SC
xhaust air
Date      4/5/79
Ambient 'air'
  Temperature  69   °F
  Pressure29.4iTin. Hq
  Humidity  40   1
Reading
No.
T, mln
U. Ib

AT. h

AW. Ib

EAT, h
CAM. Ib
(*"} Ih/h
I TT 1 •O/n
\AI/t
(™f) 1b/h
X, Ib/h

1901.37. 000
2973. 300











190144. oon
2971. 500










1.
19017Q. 000
2*>7n. wi










2.
190248. 000
2963. 200
1. 300

-2. 100

1. 300

-2. 100
-1.615
-1.615
-1.615
3.
190307. 000
••-366 40fl
0. 98 ::

-1. 800

2.28!:

-3.900
-1.831
-1. 708
-1 . 66 i'
4.
190366.000
2Qfil. QOfl
0.981:

-2. 500

•3. 267

-6. 400
-2. 54::
-1.959
-1.761
to
V
NJ

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TABLE A-72   (continued)
Page _2  of  5
Reading
No.
T, nin
U. lb
AT. h
AW, lb
EAT. h
EAU. lb
(AT). lb/h
AAM\ ,b/h
\lSTj,
X. lb/h
5.
190430.000
2961. 100
1.067
-2.800
4.333
-9. 200
-2.625
-2. 123
• -1.85J
6.
190490. 000
2959. 200
1.000
-1.900
5. -333
-11. 100
-1.900
-2.081
-1.897
-
190554.000
2956. 900
1.067
-2. 300
6. 400
-13.400
-2. 156
-2. 094
-1.930
8.
190606. 000
2953.500
0. S67
-3.400
7. 267
- 1 6. 800
-3.92::
-2. 31 £
-1. 985
9.
190673.000
2952. 500
1. 117
-1.000
8. 383
-17.800
-0. 896
-2. 123
-2. 002
10.
190731.000
2949. 100
0. 967
- 3. 400
9. '350
-21.200
-3.517
-2. 267
-2.031
(continued)

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TABLE A-72  (continued)
Page  3   of _§_
Reading
No.
T. nin
U. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
CAT. h
CAW. Ib
(SO. ""*
f c*uW \ IL.JL.
1 EAT/ '
X. Ib/h
11.
190790. 000
2943. 000
0. 983
-1. 100
10. 333
-22. .300
-1. 119
-2. 150
-2. 044
12.
190343. OOn
2944. 000
0. 967
-4. 000
11. 300
-26. 300
-4. 1 30
-2. 327
-2. 070
13.
190907. nnn
2943. 000
0. 933
-1. 000
12.233
-27. 300
-1.017
-2.223
-2. 033
14.
l^n*^7. nnn
2940. 200
1. 000
-2. 300
1 3. 233
-30. 100
-2. 300
-2. 26>,
-2. 0*7
15.
r-in-'h. nnn
2933. 000
0. 933
-2. 200
14. 267
-32. 300
-2.237
-2. 264
_ ~i 4 i~i A
w • 1 '.' j
1ft

29?5. 500
1.0'33
-2. 500
15.300
-34. 800
-2.41-:'
-2. 275
-2. 120
(continued)

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         TABLE . A-72, (continued)
Page  4  of  5
Reading
No.
T, win
U. 1b
AT. h
AU, 1b
CAT. h
EAU. 1b
(3). ««
(Mr). '>"•
X. Ib/h
17.
191146.000
2932. 600
0. 967
-2. 900
16. 267
-37.700
-'3. 000
-2.31?:
-2. 1 32
13.
191204.000
2931. "300
0. 967
-1.300
17.233
-39. 000
-1.343
-2. 263
-2. 140
19.
191266. 000
2927. 000
1.033
-4. 300
18. 267
-43. 300
-4. 16J
-2. 370
-2. 153
20.
191325.000
2925. 000
0. 933
-2. 000
19.250
-45. 300
-2.034
-2. .353
-2. 163
21.
191385.000
2922. 200
1.000
-2. 300
20. 250
-48. 100
-2. 800
-2. 37!i
-2. 174
22.
191445.000
2919.700
1 . 000
-2. 500
21.250
-50. 600
-2. 500
-2. 33 J
-2. 134
U)
IT
IP
         (continued)

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TABLE A-72  (continued)
                                               Page  5  Of J_
Reading
No.

T, min
H. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT, h
EAH. Ib
(ir). lb/h
(m\ ib/h
VEAT/.
X. lb/h
23.
191504.000
2917. 300
0. 98.::
-2. 400
22. 23".:
-53.000
-2. 441
-2. 38<-
-2. 19::
24.
1^1^72. nnn
2915.000
1. 13::
-2. 300
2-3. 367
-55. 300
-2. 029
-2. '367
-2. 200
25.
191625. Orifi
2912. 700
0.881:
-2. 300
24. 250
-57. 600
-2. 604
-2. "375
-2. 20?:

l^lftris. nr'ri
2911.000








1-5 run ft n •-,.-,
2976. 200

















     n
     Slope
     Intercept
s
s
                                   Confidence interval

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                                 TABLE A-73  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 41
                                                                       Page  1  of 5
        Degreaser A, operating

             Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                                                      Date   4/11/79
             FB  125  %
             InTet  air
             Other
PC
  x        SC
Exhaust air  x
    A   50  %
V   8    ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature   70  °F
  Pressure 29.6 in. Hg
  Humidity  36  %
Reading
No.
T, min
W. Ib
AT, h
AM. Ib
EAT, h
CAM. Ib
(AT) 1b/h
(IM\ ]b/h
X, Ib/h

198151. 000









198163. nnn
37£0. 500








1981 6*. non
3778. 000







1.
1 051 94. 000
3777. 000







2.
1Q O t1 ^ c* rt ft fi
- O il . ' _' . U 0 U
3775. 000
1.017
-2. 000
1.01 ;•
-2. 000
-1.967
-1.967
-1.967
3.
1QO ">i^ nnri
- O -• 1 i • UU'.'
3773. 700
1.03]:
-1.300
2. 050
-3. 300
-1.25?:
-1.610
-1.7S:-:
LJ
IP

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        TABLE JW3   (continued)
Page 2	of 5	
Reading
No.
T, min
W, Ib
AT, h
AH, Ib
EAT, h
£&U, Ib
(S). 'Wh
(SO. ">"•
X. lb/h
4.
198377.000
3772. 600
1. 000
-1. 100
3. 050
-4. 400
-1.1 00
-1.44-::
-1.67::
5.
198437.000
3771.600
1 . 000
- 1 . 000
4. 050
-5. 400
-1.000
-1. 33::
-1.5?:::
6.
198497. 000
3769. 400
1. 000
-2. 200
5. 050
-7. 600
-2. 200
-1.50?
-1.57J-
1 •
198557. 000
3768. 600
1. 000
-0. 800
6. 050
-S. 400
-0. 800
-1. 38?:
-1.54J
8.
198617.000
3767. 600
1. 000
-1. 000
7. 050
-9. 400
-1.000
-1.33::
-1.511
9.
198677.000
3766. 400
1 . 000
-1.200
8. 050
-10. 600
-1.200
-1.3171
-1.487
U)
IP
00
        (continued)

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         TABLE  A-73   (continued)
Page  3  of  5_
Ul
in
VD
Reading
No.
T, mln
U, 1b
AT, h
AW. 1b
EAT, h
EAW, 1b
(AT) lb/h
(lirj. lb/h
X, Ib/h
10.
198737. 000
3765. 000
1 . 000
-1. 400
9. 050
-12. 000
-1. 400
* • »* kL t •
-1.469
11.
198797.000
-.-.;-. .;,-•,
1.000
-1. 100
!0. 050
-13. 100
-1. 100
-1. 303
-1.453
12.
1988^. nnn
376 1. 700
1. 133
-2. 200
11. is::
-15. •:fifi
-1.94J
-1. 36 f:
-1.445
13.
193917. 000
3761. 100
0. 367
-0. 600
12. 050
-15. 900
-0. 692
-1. 320
-1.434
14.
198975. 000
375?. TOO
0. 96?
-1. 400
13.017
-17. 300
-1. 440
-1. 329
-1.42*.
15.
199034.000
3758. 300
0. 983
-0. 900
14.000
-18.200
-0.915
-1.300
-1.417
         (continued)

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         TABLE j\-73  (continued)
Page  4  of  5
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
EAW, Ib
/AU\
1 OI> 1 1 k 1 U
\ Tr J 'Ofn
VAT/,
(fir). lb/h
X, lb/h
16.
199099. 000
3757. 500
1.0S3
-1. .300
15. OS 3
-1*. 500
- 1 . 200
-1.293
-1.409
17.
199157. 000
3756. 300
0. 967
-1.200
16. 050
-20. 700
-1.241
-1.290
-1.402
IS.
199216.000
3754. TOO
0. 9S3
-1. 600
17.033
-22. 300
-1.627
-1. 309
-1. 396
19.
199275.000
3753.600
0. 983
-1. 100
1:3.017
-23. 400
-1. 119
- 1 . 299
-1. 391
20.
199337. 000
3751.700
1.033
-1.900
19. 050
-"•5 ":0fi
w -• • _' '-' •- *
-1.839
-1.-320
-1. 3S7
21.
199397.000
3750. 500
1. 000
-1.200
20. 050
-26. 500
-1.200
-1. 322
-1.384
U)
o>
o
         (continued)

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TABLE  A-73  (continued)
                                                 Page   5 of  b
                                                   •*   1^1      ..
Reading
No.
Tnrin
W, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
EAW, Ib
(EAW\ 1W/1,

X, Ib/h
W W •
199458. OOn
3749. 000
1.01 7
-1.500
21.067
-28. 000
-1.475
-1. 329
-1. 38Z
2 3.
199518. nnn
3749. 000
1. 000
-1. 000
22. 067
-29. 000
-1. 000
- 1 . ':! 1 4
-1. 37?:
24.
1^0^70. nnn
3746. 700
1.017
-1. 300
23.083
-30. 300
-1.27V
-1. 313
-1. 37*
25.
l?96ift. nnn
37^5. 700
0. 983
-1.000
24. 067
-31. 300
-1.017
-1. 301
-1. 372
26.
1 9*6.14. nnn
'3747. 200
0. 100
1.500
24. 167
-29. 300
15.000
-1. 2-33
-1. 367

1««713. 000
3747. 800







     n    25


     Slope  -1-29


     Intercept   -0.627
Syx  0.442



S    7.506
 x


S    0.012
 d


S,   0.172


S    3.280
          2-069

 r     -1.000


 Confidence  interval


1.29 + 0.025

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                                TABLE  A-74  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  41
                                                                       Page
                                           of
      Degreaser  B,  operating

           Solvent:   Methylene chloride
           FB   125 %
           Inlet air
           Other
PC    x        SC
    Exhaust air
50
ft/m
min
Date     4/11/79
Ambient air
  Temperature  70.
  Pressure 29.6
  Humidity   36 __*
Reading
No.
	 • _
, mm
W. Ib
AT. h
AH. Ib
EAT, h
EAW, Ib
(*"} Ih/h
I TT j iD/n
\AI/,
X. Ib/h

1i™i §""i 4 C* 4 i~i •"• •" i
r*y 1 .• 1 . 0'Ji.i
3135. 000








198163. 000
3133. 000








19B169. 000
3132. 000






1.

19319-1. 000
3129. 500






2.

193255. 000
3123. 300
1.017
-0. 700
1. 017
-0. 700
-0. 639
-0. 6? 9
?>

193317. 000
3126.600
1.03::
-2. 200
2. 050
-2. 900
-2. 129
-1.415
-1.05:1
u>

N)

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        TABLE  A-74  (continued)
Page  2   of __§_
Reading
No.
T. win
U. Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
EAH. Ib
GO. lwh
(BO. »"•
X, Ib/h
4.
198 37 7. 000
3125.600
1. 000
-1. 000
3. 050
-3. 900
-1. 000
-1.27*
-!. 127
c-
_'•
198437. 000
3 12 4.0 00
1. 000
-1. 600
•i. 050
-5. 500
-1. 600
-1. 358
-1. 185
6.
198497. 000
3122. 000
1 . 000
-2. 000
5. 050
-7. 500
-2. 000
-1.48!.
-1. 24!.
•*
198557. 000
3121. 300
1 . 000
-0. 700
6. 050
-8. 200
-0. 700
-1. 35!.
-1.263
£•
198617.000
3118.800
1. 000
-2. 500
7. 050
-10. 700
-2. 500
-1.51?:
- 1 . 300
4
198677.000
3116.300
1. 000
-2. 000
8. 050
-12.700
-2. 000
-1.57?:
-1.2-34
CO
tr«
CO
         (continued)

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        TABLE  A-74  (continued)
Page  3  of	5
Reading
No.
T. min
U. Ib
M ^ • W
AT. h
AW, Ib
TAT k
LQI , n
CAW. Ib
/AU\
1 U1* 1 1 t> / k
v TT J iD/n
\AT/,
(fir). w
X. 1b/h
10.
193737. 000

3115. 600
1. 000
-1.200
*. nsn

- 1 3. 900
-1.200
-1.53*.
-1.357
11.
193797. 000

3113. 900
! . 000
-1. 700
10. 050

-15.600
-1. 700
-1.552
-1. 376,
12.
193365. 000

•3111. 400
1. 133
-2. 500
11 1 OQ
i 1 I 1OO
-18. 100
-2. 206
-1.610
-1. 398
13.
193917. 000

3110. 200
0. 367
- 1 . 200
1~t ft C" fm
d. 0 50
-19. 300
-1. 385
-1.602
-1.415
	 14.
198975. 000

310ft. Kflfl
0. 967
-1.600

1 3. 017
-20. 900
-1.655
-1.606
-l.J?0
	 is.
199034. 000

3106. 700
0. 933
-1.900

14.000
-22. SOO
-1.932
-1.629
-1. 444
u>
        (continued)

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        TABLE  A-74 (continued)
Page 4   of  5
Reading
No.
T. fflln
W. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
TAT h
Lai ( n
ZAW, Ib
(W\ 1h/h
V Tr J ID/n
w/,
(fifc -
X. Ib/h
16.
144044. nnn
3104. 500
1.033
-2. 200
15.033
-25. 000
-2.031
-1.657
-1.450
17.
199157. 000
3103. 200
0. 967
-1. 300
16. 050
-26. 300
-1. 34S
-1.639
-1.4-0
13.
19921 6. 000
3101. 300
0.93::
-1.900
17. 03::
-28. 200
-1.932
-1.65t.
-1.431
19.
i44"i7c; nnn
* - . »— i -••*_• •„• I. •
3099. 700
0. 98::
- 1 . 600
13. 017
-29. 300
-1.627
-1. 654
-1. 490
20.
1 '^Q ^ ":7 flfifi
i ...'_• i •'.* i_" 1. 1
3093. 000
1. 033
-1. 700
10. n«=;n
-31.500
-1.64=.
-1.654
-1.499
21.
1 49307. nnn
3096. 300
1.000
- 1 . 700
20. 050
-33.200
-1.700
-1.65t.
-1.507
CO
CT>
l/l
        (continued)

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        TABLE A-74  (continued)
                                                Page   5 of  5
Reading
No.
T. min
U. 1b
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
I AW, Ib
/EAW\ lb/h
\£AT/,
X. lb/h
hi hi, •
1994Sft. nnn
3094. 700
1.017
-1. 600
21.067
-34. 300
-1.574
-1.65*
-1.514
23.
19951ft. 000
"3093. 300
1.000
-1.400
22. 067
-36.200
-1.400
-1.640
-1.519
24.
199579. 000
3091. 100
1.017
-2. 200
23.03::
-38. 400
-2. 164
-1. 664
-1.52*.
25.
199633. 000
3033. 800
0. 981:
-2. 300
24. 067
-40. 700
-2. 339
-1. 691
-1.533
26.
1996-14. 000
3091. 000
0. 100
2. 200
24. IK?
- 38. 500
22. 000
-1.593
-1.535

199827.000
"3090. 900






u>
             n       25
             Slope   -1.71
             Intercept    1.211
Syx  0.480
S    7.306
 A
Sa   0.013
 d
Sb   0.172
S    4.760
         2.069
r   -1.000
Confidence Interval
1.71 + 0.027

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                                TABLE A-75  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 42
                                                                       Page _]_ of J_
       Degreaser A, operating

            Solvent:  Methylene chloride
            FB  125   *
            Inlet air _x
            Other
PC    x        SC
    Exhaust air  >
    A    sn *
V  8    ft/nr
mm
Date    4/12/79
Ambient'air
  Temperature  72   °F
  Pressure 29.451n. Hg
  Humidity 62   t
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, 1b
AT, h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
EAH. Ib
(£). ">"•
(8ft """
X. lb/h

19??lb. OOCi
3746. 200








1??923. 000
3745. 200








199930.000
374 3. 900







1.
199964.000
3745. 400







2m
200026. 000
3742. 700
1.033
-2. 700
1.03::
-2. 700
-2.613
- "> *• i "•
i_. V 1 -.'
- ' A 1 '•
>_• D 1 \.'
3.
200086. 000
3740. 400
1. 000
-2. 300
2. 03.;:
-5. 000
-2. 300
-2. 459
-2. 53t-
10

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        TABLE A-75  (continued)
Page  2  of g	
Reading
No.
T. Bin
W. lb
AT. h
AW, lb
EAT. h
EAU. lb
(ir) lb/h
(ft?). ">">
X. lb/h
4.
20014S. 000
3739. 300
1.033
-1. 100
3. 067'
-6. 100
-1.065
-1.989
-2. 354
5.
200202. 000
3737.000
0. 900
-2. 300
3. 96 T1
-8. 400
-2. 55t-
-2.118
-2. 295
6.
200267. 000
3736.500
i.os::
-0. 500
5. 050
-8. 900
-0. 46?
-1.76::
-2.186
i •
200330. 000
3735.500
1.050
-1.000
6. 100
-9. 900
-0. 95?
-1.62::
-2. 094
S.
200388. 000
3734. 300
0. 967
-1.200
7. 067
-11. 100
-1.24J
-1.57J
-2.019
9.
200447. 000
3732. 600
0. 983
-1.700
8. 050
-12.800
-1.729
-1.590
-1.966
OJ

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       TABLE  A-75  (continued)
Page
Reading
No.
T. «1n
U. 1b
AT, h
AW. 1b
CAT, h
EAU. Ib
(I?). '*
(M?). >""•
X, Ib/h
10.
200506. 000
3731.300
0. 983
-1.300
9.033
-14. 100
-1.32::
-1.561
-1.921
11.
200577. 000
3 729. 800
1. 183
-1.500
10.217
-15.600
-1.268
-1.527
-1.881
12.
200629. 000
3 7 23. 500
0. St. 7
-1. 300
ll.OS::
-16.900
-1.500
-1.525
-1.849
13.
200687. 000
3727. 300
0. 9671
-1.200
12.050
-18. 100
-1.241
-1.502
-1.820
14.
200746. 000
3726. 500
0.981:
-0. 800
13.03::
-18.900
-0.814
-1.450
-1.792
15.
200779. 000
3725. 700
0. 550
-0. 800
13.583
-19.700
-1.455
-1.450
-1.767
U)
O"
vO
        (continued)

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        TABLE  A-75  (continued)
Page 4   of  6
Reading
No.
T. aln
U. 1b
AT. h
AU. 1b
EAT. h
EAU. 1b
(S). '"
(ar). lb/h
X, lb/h
16.
200839. 000
3724. 000
1.000
-1.700
14.58-::
-21.400
-1.700
-1.467
-1.747
17.
200900. 000
3723. 100
1.01 T1
-0. 900
15.600
-22. 300
-0. 883
-1.429
-1.727
18.
200960. 000
3721.500
1.000
-1.600
16.600
-23.900
-1.600
-1.440
-1.710
19.
201019.000
3720. 200
0. 98;:
-1.300
17.58::
-25. 200
-1.32::
-1.433
-1.693
20.
201078.000
3718.900
0. 983
-1.300
18.567
-26. 500
-1.322:
-1.427
-1.681
21.
201139.000
3718.000
1.017
-0. 900
19.583
-27. 400
-0. 883
-1.399
-1.667
u>
>J
o
        (continued)

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TABLE A-75  (continued)
P*9e _5. of 6	
Reading
No.
T. «1n
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
LAW, Ib
/Ay\ .
I TT 1 ib/n
\AT/.
(fir). lb/h
X, lb/h
....
201199.000
3716.700
1.000
-1.300
20. 583
-28. 700
-1.300
-1.394
-1.654
23.
201233.000
3715.900
0. 650
-0. 800
21.233
-29. 500
-1.23J
-1.389
-1.64J1
24.
201293.000
3715.600
0. 9 1 7
-0. 300
22. 150
-29. 800
-0. 327
-1.345
-1.629
25.
201358. 000
3713.900
1.083
-1.700
23.233
-31.500
-1.569
-1. 35t-
-1.618
26.
201409.000
3713.000
0. 850
-0. 900
24. 083
-32. 400
-1.059
-1.345
-1. 607

201436.000
3712.500







 (continued)

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       TABLE A-75  (continued)
Page 6	of  6
OJ
Reading
No.
T. mln
W, Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT, h
EAU. Ib
(fi). ""*
i 2. AM i i L « L.
1 I Ib/h
\ *• A Y f **»
X. Ib/h

201496. 000
3714. 100


























•






























n 25 S „ 0.444 t .« 2.069
yx o/t
Slope -1.29 Sx 7.058 r -0.998
Intercept -2.480 5, 0.013 Confidence Interval
Q
SK 0.176 1.29 + 0.027
D —
S^ 0.551

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                                 TABLE  A-76  SUMMARY OF  DATA FROM TEST  NO.  43
                                                                                       Page  1  of 6_
       Degreaser B,  operating

             Solvent:   Methylene chloride

                             PC
FB  125  %
Inlet air
Other
x         SC
xhaust air
    A   50  %
V  8    ft/min
Date _  4/12/79
Ambient air
  Temperature   72  °F
  Pressure 29.45in", Hg
  Humidity 62   %
Reading
No.
T. niln
W, 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT. h
CAW. 1b
(If). ">»
(wf\ ib/h
X, Ib/h

14441* nnn
3090. 000








144421. nnn
3088. 400








144427. nnn
308 1-. 000







1.
1444*4. nnn
3082. 100







2m
2nnn2^. nnn
3080. 400
1.03::
-1.700
1.031:
-1. 700
-1. b4"i
-i.b4«;
-:.^.
3.
200086. nnn
"3080. 700
1.000
0. 300
£.03::
-1.40(i
0. 300
-0. *81'
-1. l^T1
-J
OJ

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TABLE A-76  (continued)
Page   _ of __
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, lb
AT. h
AW, lb
EAT, h
EAW, lb
(jj£\ Ib/h
(fir), lb'h
X 1h/h
A f 1 \Jf II
4.
200143. 000
3079. 900
1.033
-0. 300
3. 0*7
-2. 200
-0. 774
-0.717
-1.017

5.
200202. 000
3032. 900
0. 900
3.«7
0. 800
3. 333
0. 202
-0.71?

*.
2002b7. 000
3033. 300
1.033
0. 400
5. 050
1.200
0. 3b9
0.230
-0. 52^

i •
200330. 000
307 1. 300
1. 050
-b. 500
b. 100
-5. 300
-b. 190
-0. 8b9
-0. 530

O •
200333. 000
307 b. 100
0. 9*7
-fl TlCl
'-' . i ' j '. *
7. Ob 7'
-b. 000
-0. 724
-0. 849
-''I. KUl

9.
200447. 000
3075. 300
0. 933
8. 050
-b. 800
-0.814
-0.84?.
-0. b47

(continued)

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       TABLE A-76   (continued)
Page 3   of __6_
Reading
No.
T, mln
U. 1b
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
EAW, Ib
C^\ lh/h
1 -TT 1 ID/n
W/t
(fir). lb/h
X, lb/h
10.
200506. 000
3074. 300
0. 933
-1.000
9.033
-7. 800
-1.017
-0. 863
-0.671
11.
200577. 000
307?. 200
1. 133
-1. 100
10. 217
-3. 900
-0. 930
-0.871
-0.69J
12.
200629. 000
3072. 400
0. 367
-0. 800
11.033
-9. 700
-0. 923
-0. 87S
-0. 700
13.
200637. 000
3071. 300
0. 967
-1. 100
12.050
-10. 800
-1. 138
-0. 896
-0. 723
14.
200746. nno
3071. 000
0. 933
-0. 300
13.033
-11. 100
-0. 30?.
-0. 85?
-0. 733
15.
200779. 000
3070. 500
0. 550
-0. 500
13.533
-11.600
-0. 901!'
-0. 851
-0. 742
LP
       (continued)

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TABLE A-76  (continued)
Page  4  of _6_
Reading
No.
T, mln
H, Ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
EAT. h
EAH. Ib
(ir) lb/h
(ft ™
X. lb/h
16.
200339. 000
3070. 500
1. 000
0. 000
14.533
-11.600
0. 000
-0. 795
-0. 745
17.
200900. 000
3071. 100
1.017
0. 600
15.600
-11.000
0. 590
-0. 705
-0. 743
IS.
200960. 000
3067. 400
1.000
-3.700
16. 600
-14.700
-3. 700
-0. 836
-0. 751
19.
201019. 000
306£. 2nn
0. 933
-1.200
17.53C:
-15.900
-1.220
-0. 904
-0. 760
20.
20107R. nnn
3066. 000
0.983
-0. 200
18.567
-16. 100
-0. 20?
-0. 867
-0. 765
21
201139 nnn
t V A A w .? • W •• •
7067 inn
V *J *J 1 • J *J I.I
1.017
1.500
19.53?
-14.600
1.475
-0. 746
-0. 76^
(continued)

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TABLE A-7b  (continued)
Page  5  of   e
Reading
No.
T, mln
M. Ib
AT, h
AM, Ib
CAT, h
CAM, Ib
(**} Ib/h
IT? i iD/n
\AT/,
(Sir). lb'h
X, lb/h
22.
201199.000
3066. 000
1.000
-1.500
20. 583
-16. 100
-1.500
-0. 731:
-0. 76!!
23.
201238. 000
3063.200
0. 650
-2. 800
21.233
-18.900
-4. 30?:
-0. 390
-0. 771
24.
201293.000
3062. 900
0.917
-0. 300
22. 150
-19.200
-0. 327
-0. 367
-0. 775
25.
201358.000
3061.700
1.083
-1.200
2?. 233
-20. 400
-1. 10?:
-0. 87?:
-0. 77?
26.
201409.000
3061.30CI
0. 850
-0. 400
24. 08::
-20. 800
-0.471
-0. 864
-0. 783

M
201436.000
3060. 900







(continued)

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        TABLE A-76  (continued)
Page  6  of   6
-s)
o>
Reading
No.
T. m1n
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
EAW. Ib
(&} ih/h
I TF I iD/n
W/,
| &.LjN | IK /|«
X. Ib/h

Snis^J. nnn
30-: 2. bOO








































n 25 Syx 1.543 t<|/2 2.069
Slope -0.987 S 7.058 r -0.992
Intercept 1-195 5 0.045 Confidence Interval
d
S 0.176 0.897 + O.U93
b ~
                                                          1.821

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                                TABLE A-77   SUMMARY OF DATA  FROM TEST NO.  43
                                                                       Page  1   of  5
       Degreaser A, operating

            Solvent:  Methylene  chloride
                                                      Date    4/9/79
            FB    125 %
            Inlet air
            Other
PC     x       SC
    Exhaust air  x"
A   70  %
8   ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature  69    T
  Pressure 29.45 in. Hq
  Humidity  39  Z
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT, h
CAW. 1b
(S). """
(Uj£\ ib/h
X. Ib/h

r?K-:4*. nnn
3737. 400








1 '5 K "I^.K. rifin
-.-.-.«r ---








I^K^KJ:. nnn
37R4. nnn







1.
iQi^tjQq nnri








•Z. •
jQfi.4^.4 fififi
::7:::fi ^fifi
i.os::
-2. 000
1.081:
-2. 000
-1.84t-
-1.84t.
-1.34,:.
3.
1 ^£.s "'O nnfi
">.""•-• fCift
0.931:
-1.600
2. 0 1 7
-'3. 60fi
-1.71'
-1.73S
-1.8 It-
u
^J
vO

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        TABLE A-77  (continued)
Page _£_ of  5
Reading
No.
T. mln
W, lb
AT. h
AW, lb
TAT k
Z.QI , n
LAW, lb
(^ lh/h
i —f i iD/n
\AT/,
(fir). lb/h
X, lb/h
4.
196531. nnn
3777. 300
1.01 7
-1. 300
-4. 900
-1.279
- 1 . 6 1 ?.
-1. 74'i'
5.
196641. nnn
377=;. snn
1.000
-1.800
4. nv:
-6. 700
-l. 300
- 1 . 66 J
_ < -•"•••
6.
1967m. nnn
'•77'-'.. snn
1. 000
-2. 000
•=; nv:
-8. 700
-2. 000
-1.72?:
-1. 7:'7
1 •
l^h7f:.n. nnfi

0. 98::
-1. 000
h n i "
-9. 700
-1.017
-1.61J1
-'••'**
8.
19^R21. nnn
::771. inn
1.01 7
-1. 4nn
7 fi :: ":
-11. 100
-1. .377
-1.57?:
-1.690
9.
l^hfifto. nno

0.93::
-l.SOO
o n i -
-12.900
-1.S3J
-1.609
-1.679
00
o
        (continued)

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        TABLE  A-77 (continued)
3  of 5
Reading
No.
T, win
W. Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
CAT, h
CAW, Ib
69. """
(fir) lb/h
X. 1b/h
10.
196941.000
3763. 300
1.017
-1.000
9. 030
-13.900
-0. 934
-1.539
.-1.664
11.
196993.000
3766. 900
0. 950
-1.400
9. 933
-15.300
-1.474
-1.533
-1.65!
12.
197057.000
3765. 200
0. 933
-1.700
10.967
-17.000
-1.729
-1.550
-1.64;:
13.
197120.000
3762. 800
1.050
-2. 400
12.017
-19.400
-2. 236
-1.614
-1.639
14.
197176.000
3761.300
0.933
-1.000
12.950
-20. 400
-1.071
-1.575
-1.634
15.
197239.000
3760. 600
1.050
-1.200
14.000
-21.600
-1. 143
-1.543
-1.62?:
u> •
00
        (continued)

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        TABLE  A-77 (continued)
Page  4  of 5
Reading
No.
T. min
W, 1b
AT. h
AU, 1b
TAT h
Lot , n
EAU, lb
(3D. 'b'h
(fir). lb/h
X. lb/h
16.
19729?. 000
3759. 100
0. 9 S3
-1.500
14. 9S3
-23. 100
-1.525
-1.54J1
-1.62:-
r>
197361.000
3757. 500
1.050
-1. 600
16. 03!:
-24. 700
-1.525
-1.541
-1.6!"
IS.
197420. 000
-:7=-,'=i. Sf.fi
0. 933
-2. 000
17.017
-26. 700
-2.03'
-1.56?
-1. 614
19.
1974 35.- 000
3754. 100
1.031:
-1. 400
18. 100
-23. 100
-1.29J1
-1.55J1
-1.611
20.
197544. 000
3752. 500
0. 933
-1. 600
1'3. nft":
-29. 700
-1.627
-1.55*.
-1.60?:
21.
197602.000
n onf|
0. 967
-1.700
20. 050
-'31.400
-1.75?
-1.56t-
-l.bOt-
00
K>
        (continued)

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        TABLE A-77  (continued)
Page  5  of  5
Reading
No.
T. mln
W. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
EAW. Ib
(*"} ih/h
I TV j iD/n
W/t
(fir) lb/h
X. lb/h
-• -i
197660.000
374?. 200
0. 967
- 1 . 600
21.017
--;;:. fififi
-1.655
-1.570
-1.604
23.
197719. 000
3747. 600
0. 933
- 1 . 600
22. 000
-34.600
-1.627
-1.57::
- : . 603
24.
197777. 000
3745. 900
0. 967
-1.700
22. 967
-36. -300
-1.759
-1.5S1
- 1 . 60:1
25.
1*7339. 000
3744. 400
1. 033
- 1 . 500
24. 000
-1.45:-
-1.575
-1.601

197361?. 000
3744. 000







197948. 000
3745. 500






n 24 S 0.310 tQ/2 2.074
Slope -1.550 Sx 7.065 r -1.000
Intercept -0.283 Sa 0.009 Confidence Interval
d
S. 0.178 1.550 + 0.019
D —
S,. 0.333
10
00

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                                TABLE ft-78  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  43
                                                                       Page J	of 5
       Degreaser B, operating

            Solvent:   Methylene chloride
                                                      Date    4/9/79
            FB   125  %
            Inlet air
            Other
PC      x       SC
    Exhaust air   x
    A  70	%
V   8   ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature  69   *F
  Pressure29.45 in. Hg
  Humidity 39  I
Reading
No.
Tf m1n
H. lb
AT. h
AW. lb
EAT, h
EAW, lb
(S). """
(m\ lb/h
X. lb/h

19634S. 000
3212. 100








196354. 000
3211.800








196359. 000
320S. 700







1.
196399. 000
3207. 200







2.
196464. 000
3204. 500
1 . OS I:
-2. 700
i.os::
-2. 700
-2. 49:-
-2. 49:-
-2. 49:-
3.
196520. 000
'3202. 700
0.93::
-l.SOO
2.017
-4. 500
-1.929
-2.231
-2. 36:1
U)
00

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        TABLE   A-78 (continued)
Page  2  of _5_
Reading
No.
T. min
U. Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT. h
CAW, Ib
00. ™
(M?). «/-
X. 1b/h
4.
196581. 00 0
•3201:1. 500
1.01T1
-I1. 200
3.033
-6. 700
-2. 164
-2. 209
-2. 311
,'
1966-11. orifi
3198. 300
1.000
-2. 200
4. 033
-8. 900
-2. 200
-2. 207
_ "• T-OC
fc— . h_ _ .'
h..
196701. 000
':!*£. 'irifi
1.000
-2. 000
5.033
-10.900
-2. 000
-2. 16t.
-2. 261
^
196760. 000
~\ 1 '3 4 -'fifi
0. 933
-2. 000
6. 017
-12. 900
-2.034
-2. 14^
-2. 24 J
q.
196S21. 000
-1 1 'H t' nnfi
:• l r^.. IJI.M.I
1.017
-2. 300
7. 03::
- 1 5. 200
-2. 26J:
-2. 161
-2. 230
<».
196880.000
*5 { f>n -,,-ifi
v5lO7. :• IJ I.I
0. 983
-2. 700
8. 017
-17. 900
-2. 746
-2 •'";•":
C^ . t_*_' .'
- "• ^"-'fl
h.. •_ .» '_•
00
        (continued)

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        TABLE  _A_-78 (continued)
Page JJ	of  5
Reading
No.
T, mln
U. 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
EAW. 1b
(S). ""»
(so. '«-
X. Ib/h
10.
1 96*41. nnn
31? 7. 500
1.01?
- 1 . 300
9.033
-1?. 700
-1.770
_ -• i ft i
«_ • i ••.' i
_ -i -i -i C
— tli • h_ w .'
11.
l*6**fi. nnn
3186. 100
0. 950
-1.400
9. 981:
-21. 100
-1.474
-2. 114
-2. 214
12.
l*7nr,7. nnn
3134. 900
0. 983
-1. 200
10. 9t-7
-22. 300
-1.220
-2.03!:
-2. 197
,,'
lC|712n. nnn
31:32.000
1.050
-2. 900
12.017
-25. 200
-2. 762
-2. 097
-2. 189
14.
1*7 17^.. nnn
3179.200
0.933
-2. SOO
12. 950
-23. 000
-3.000
-2. I*;1
-2. 137
15.
1^733-5. nnn
3177. 100
1.050
-2. 100
14.000
-30. 100
-2. 000
-2. 150
-2. 134
Ul  '
CD
        (continued)

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        TABLE A-78  (continued)
Page  4  of  J
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, 1b
AT, h
AW. 1b
EAT, h
CAW. lb
GO. «*
(SO. ">'"
X, lb/h
16.
197295. 000
3174.600
0. 933
-2. 500
14.93::
-32. 60Ci
-2. 54J1
-2. 17t.
-2. 134
1"\
197361.000
317?. 500
1.050
-1. 100
lb. 033
-33. 700
-1.04?:
-2. 10J1
-2. 179
13.
197420. 000
'3170.400
0. 933
-3. 100
17.017
-36.800
-3. 153
-2. 163
-2. 178
19.
197435. 000
3168. 100
1.08:8
-2. 300
18. 100
-39. 100
-2. 12^:
-2. 160
-2. 177
20.
197544.000
3166. 100
0. 93 1:
-2. 000
19. 08 1:
-41. 100
-2.034
-2. 154
-2. 17S
21.
197602. 000
3164.000
0. 967
-2. 100
20. 050
-43.200
-2. 17;:
-2. 155
-2. 174
03
        (continued)

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        TABLE A-73  (continued)
             Page  5  of  5
Reading
No.
T, min
U. Ib
AT, h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
EAU, Ib
(EAHA lh/h

X. Ib/h
:. -
l*7K*n nnn
UK :> inn
0. 9 67'
- 1 . 900
21.017'
-45. 100
-1.966
-2. 14t-
-2. ir::
2^.
1*771-3. nnn
3lh.fi. jinn
0. 981:
-1.900
22. 000
-47. 000
-1.93::
-2. 1 3t.
-2. 17!
24.
1*7777. nnn

0. 967
-2. 300
22. 967
-49. 300
-2. 379
-2. 147
-2. 170
25.
1 M7S -i*. nnn
-:lSh.. nnn
1.03::
-1.900
24. 000
-51.200
- 1 . 839
-2. 1 3^:
-2. 169

l*7fth*. nnn
":1". 7nn








19fin74. nnn








tJ
oo
00
            n    24


            Slope   -2.14


            Intercept    -0.170
Syx   0.413


Sx    7.065


Sfl    0.012


Sb    0.178


S^    0.501
          2.074


r    -1.000


Confidence Interval


2.14 + 0.025

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                                TABLE  A-79  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 44
                                                                          Page  1   of  5
       Degreaser A, operating

            Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                                                         Date    4/8/79
            FB   125  %
            Inlet air
            Other
   PC     x       SC
x      Exhaust air
V  8
70  %
FtTmin
Ambient air
  Temperature   70  °F
  Pressure 29.16in. Hg
  Humidity   45 %
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
EAW. Ib
(S). """
(2*un i 1 L. f L.
YTrJ lb/n
X. Ib/h

194603.000
3697. 700








194624.000
3695. :: oo








194632.000
3692. t-00







1.
194658.000
'3692. 600







2.
194722.000
3689. 900
1. 067
-2. 700
1.067
-2. 700
-2.531
-2.531
-2.531
3.
194788.000
3688. 200
1. 100
-1. 700
2. 167
-4. 400
-1.54?.
-2.031
-2.281
(A)
9
vO

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        TABLE  A-79 (continued)
Page  2  of  5
Reading
No.
T, mln
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT, h
EAU. Ib
(ir) lb/h
(air) lb/h
X, lb/h
4.
194840. Odd
3686. 800
0. 867
-1. 400
3.03::
-5. 800
j " J C
-1.91J1
"" bl • 1 .' •«•
5.
19489'?. 000
3685. 400
0. 93::
-1.400
4.017
-7. 200
-1.42*
-1.79::
-2. 06T
b.
1949*4. 000
3684. 100
i.os::
-1. 300
5. 100
-3. 5 Od
-1.200
-1. 667
-1.987
1 •
195019. 000
3682. 500
0. 917
-1. 600
6. 017
-10. 100
-1.74"..
-1. 679
-1. 93"..
»-t
195031. Odd
3681. 600
1.03::
-U. 9 Oil
7. 050
-ll.OOC
-0.371
-1.56C
-1.33:
9.
195138. 000
36 SO. 400
0. 950
-1.200
3. 000
-12.200
1™i " "t
. lib .•
-1.52=.
-1.837
vD
o
        (continued)

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        TABLE J^-79 (continued)
Page  3  of  5
Reading
No.
T, mln
U, lb
AT. h
AW. lb
EAT, h
CAW. lb
(S). «"
(fift. ">"•
X. Ib/h
10.
195200.00 d
3679. 300
1.033
-1. 100
9.03::
-13. 300
-1.06".:
-1.47?
-1.797
11.
195257.000
3677. 600
0. 950
-1. 700
9. 983
-15. OOO
-1.7S9
-1.503
-1.767
12.
195320. 000
3676. 200
1.050
-1.400
11.033
-16.400
-1. 333
-1.4St.
-1.74::
1 3.
195380. 000
3675. 300
1.000
-0. 900
12.03::
-17. 300
-0. 900
-1.430
- 1 . 7 1 1.
14.
195440. 000
3674. 000
1.000
-1. 300
13.033
-13.6011
-1. 300
-1.427
-1.694
15.
195494.000
'3672. 600
0. 900
-1.400
13.933
-20. 000
-1.55*
-1.4-3^.
-1.676
CO
vO
        (continued)

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       TABLE  A-79  (continued)
Page  *  Of   5
Reading
No.
T mln
W, 1b
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT, h
TAU IK
LuN ( 1 D
(Sft ">/"
\Al/t
(IAT). 1b/h
X. lb/h
1*.
l^sss* noo
^'h.71 son
i.os::
-1. 100
15.017
-"'1 1 l"lfl
._ 1 • 1 I-".1
-1.015
-1.405
-1.65:1:
17.
!C|ir'f:.21. 000

1.03::
-1. 300
16. 050
-1.25*
— 1 ™* '3 h
-1.6.11
18.
lwoe; ,-„-„-,
^Kh.ft. ROfi
1. 067'
-1.400
17. 117
-"•": fti'M'i
-1. 310
-1. 390
-1.62*.
19.
l-a^-iri. 000
•>,h,7. 600
0.917
-1.200
IS. 030
-25. noo
-1.309
-1. 38t.
-1.S13
20.
iqe-l-.5qi ,-„-,,-,
3666. 300
0. 9S::
-1.300
19.017
-1. 32::
-1. 38::
-1.601
21.
195861.000
3664. 600
1.030
-1.700
20. 050
-2S. 000
-1.645
-1.397
-1.591
to
vO
        (continued)

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        TABLE  A-79 (continued)
Page  5  of   5
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, Ib
AT, h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
CAW. Ib
Of). ""*
(ffif). """
X, lb/h
22.
195921.000
3662. 800
1.000
-1.800
21.050
-29. 800
-1.800
-1.416
-1.5s:1
23.
195984. 000
3661. 500
1.050
-1.300
22. 100
-31. 100
-1.230
-1.407
-1.571
24.
196043.000
3660. 400
0. 983
-1. 100
23.083
-32.200
™ 1 • 111
-1.39*
-1.567
25.
196100.000
3658. 800
0. 950
-1.600
24.033
- 3'3. 800
-1.684
-1.406
-1.560

196127.000
3658. 300








19"620 1.000
3659. 500







n 24 S x 0.306 tQ/2 2.074
Slope -1-33 Sx 7.069 r -0.999
Intercept -1.628 S 0.009 Confidence Interval
d
Sb 0.179 1.33 + 0.019
S,. 0.358
JU>
sO

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                                TABLE A-80  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST  NO.  44
                                                                           1   of  5
       Degreaser B, operating

            Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                                                     Date   4/8/78
            FB  125  %
            Inlet air
            Other
PC    x        SC _ x
    txhaust air   x
A   70  %
 8   ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature 70    °F
  Pressure29J6 in.  Hg
  Humidity J6  %
Reading
No.
T, min
H, Ib
AT, h
AH, Ib
EAT. h
EAW, Ib
(!T) lb/h
(ZM\ ....
(m). lb/h
X, lb/h

194603. 000
3135.400








194620. OOCi
3134.900








194627. 000
3132.400







1.
194653. OOCi
•3132. 100







^ •
194722. OOCi
3130.400
1.067
-1. 700
1. 067
-1.700
-1.594
-1.594
-1.594
3.
194788.000
•3128.700
1. 100
-1. 700
2. 167
-3.400
-1.54"..
-1.569
-1.58J
U)
vO

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       TABLE A-80  (continued)
Page
of
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W. Ib
AT. h
AH. Ib
EAT, h
EAU, Ib
/AU\
1 OI* 1 1 k/k
V Tr 1 ID/h
\AT/»
(fir), lb/h
X. lb/h
4.
194840.000
3127. 800
0. 867
-0. 900
3.033
-4. 300
-1.038
-1.418
-1.527
5.
194899. 000
3127.000
0. 983
-0. 800
4.017
-5. 100
-0.814
-1.270
-1.46::
6.
194964.000
3125.900
1.03-::
-1. 100
5. 100
-6. 200
-1.015
-1.2U.
-1.41.::
i .
195019.000
3124.000
0.917
-1.900
6.017
-8. 100
-2.07::
-1. 34t-
-1.40J1
3.
195081. 000
3123. 100
1.03::
-0. 900
7. 050
-9. 000
-0.871
-1.277
-1.384
9.
195138.000
3121.700
0. 950
-1.400
3. 000
-10.400
-1.474
-1. 300
-1.371
OJ
vD
tP
       (continued)

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       TABLE A-80  (continued)
Page 3	of 5	
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
I AW, Ib
(S). ™
(Mr). ">'"
X, Ib/h
10.
195200. 000
3120. 700
1 . 0'3 1:
-1.000
9.03::
-11.400
-0. 968
-1.26:1
-1. 361
11.
195257.000
3119. 700
0. 950
-1.000
9. 98 1:
-12. 400
- 1 . 05 ::
-1.24J1
-1.349
12.
195320.000
311:3.500
1.050
-1.200
11.03::
-13.600
-1. 143
-1.233
-1.339
13.
195380.000
3116.500
1.000
-2. 000
12.03::
-15. 600
-2. 000
-1.29t-
-1. 335
14.
195440. 000
3115.500
1.000
-1.000
13.03::
-16.600
-1.000
-1.27*
-1.330
15.
195494. 000
3113. 900
0. 900
-1.600
13.93 :•:
-IS. 200
-1.778
-1. 306
-1.329
U)
       (continued)

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      TABLE ..A-80 (continued)
Page 4	of  j>_
Reading
No.
T, m1n
U, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT. h
CAW, lb
/AU\
1 OW 1 1 L / U
1 TT I iD/n
W/,
(fir). lb/h
X. lb/h
16.
195559.000
3113.200
1 . 083
-0. 700
15.017
-18.900
-0. 64t.
-1.259
-1. 324
17.
195621. 000
3111. 000
1.033
-2. 200
16.050
-21. 100
-2. 129
-1. 315
-1. 323
18.
1956S5. 000
3109. 500
1. 067
-1.500
17. 117
-22. 600
-1.4Q*.
-1.320
-1.323
19.
195740. 000
310:3. 100
0.917
-1. 400
18.033
-24. 000
-1.527
-1. 331
-1.324
20.
195799. 000
3108. 700
0. 983
0. 600
19.017
-23. 400
0.610
-1.230
-1. 319
21.
195861.000
3106. 900
1.033
-1.3 00
20. 050
-25. 200
-1. 742
-1.257
-1. 31t-
U)
vO
       (continued)

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        TABLE .A-80  (continued)
Page   5 Of  5
Reading
No.
T. min
U. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
EAW, Ib
(8). """
(EAU \ i L. / L.
jrf ) 'b/n
X. Ib/h
22.
195921.000
3105. 100
1.000
-1.800
21.050
-27. 000
- 1 . 800
-1.280
-1.314
23.
195984.000
3103.300
1.050
-1.800
22. 100
-28. 800
-1.714
-1.303
-1. 314
24.
196043.000
3101.400
0. 98C:
-1.900
23.08::
-30. 700
-1.932:
-1.330
-1.314
25.
196100.000
3100.600
0. 950
-0. 800
24.03'.:
-31.500
-0. 84I1
-1. 311
-1. 314

196127. 000
3100.200








196294.000
3100.800







" 24 S 0.513 t . 2.074
j ** U/ C
Slope -1.29 Sx 7.069 r -l.QOO
Intercept -0.011 S Q.015 Confidence interval
a
Sb 0.179 1.29 ^0. 031
S,. 0.604
U)
vD
00

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TABLE _A181  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  45
                                                                                            Page j	of  5
Degreaser A, operating

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride

                     PC
                                                  Date   3/28/79
           SC
FB   50  *      ft   y          M. 	      «  5Q   *
Inlet air __x	     Exhaust air _x	     V   8  Tt/min

Othcr   Lip exhaust  at  TOO  ft3/min per ft2  top opening
Ambient air
  Temperature  68   *F
  Prcssure29.68 in. Hg
  Humidity  49   *
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. 1b

AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
CAN. Ib
(S). ">"•
(S?). "•"•
X. lb/h
1.
178605. 000

•:-3^f! Qrin







2m
173t.74. fJOO

3934. 000
1. 150
4. <=»00
1. 150
4. 900
4.261
4.261
4.261
3.
17:-: 7 IK. nori

3°?0, JOO
0. *•* 7
3. 600
2.017
8. 500
4. 154
4.215
4.2:-"--'
4.
17R71--!?. nnn

3926. "00
1. 117
3. 700
3. 133
12. 200
3. 313
?. 394
4. 123
5.
17::::::ci2. 000

3922. 200
0. 98 3
4. 500
4. 117
16. 700
4. 576
4. 057
4. 107
6.
173915. 000

3917. 500
1.050
4. roo
5. 167
21. 400
4.476
4. 142
4. 114

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TABLE A-81  (continued)
Page  2  of  5
Redding
No.
T. Bin
U. Ib
AT. h
Ay. ib
CAT. h
CAM. Ib

(HT). ">"•
I. Ib/h
1 •
17ROA7. nnn
^14 nnn
0. 367
3.500
6.033
24. qnn
4. 03**
4. 127
• 4. 116
3.
17 90 35. 000
3* in. inn
1. 133
3. 900
7. 167
2R. snn
3. 4-M
4. 019
4. in,-:
9.
ir^n^h,. nnn
"v^nn ~:nn
1.017
9. 300
8. 193
3fi. h.nn
o |^ ^i 13
4.717
4. 17?
10.
179151. nnn
-•on-- nnn
0.91^
-1. 700
9. inn
36. 900
- 1 . 355
4. 055
4. l*1^
11.
17q2m. nnn
~-:p,*7. son
0. 367
4. 500
9. 967
41. 4nn
5. 192
4. 154
4. 164
12.
170^^5 nnn

1. 033
4. 200
11.000
4ci Kl~in

4. 145
4. 1-.2
(continued)

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TABLE  A-81  (continued)
Page  3  Of _5_
Reading
No.
T. «1n
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT, h
CAW. Ib
GO. »»
(sfli ">"•
•
X. 1b/h
13.
1 79333. 000
3338. 000
1. 1??
5. 300
1-» i -< -*
^.i 1 :• :•
50. 900
4. 676
4. 195
4. 165
14i
179337. 000
3333.500
0. 900
4. 500
n. m?
55. 400
•=;. nnn "

4.251
4. 172
15.
179450. 000
^R7*. nnn
1.050
4. 500
14. OR 3
59. 900
4. 23b
4.253
4. 177
16.
179505.000
387$. 000
0. 9 1 7
4. nnn
15.000
63. 900
4. 364
4.260
4. 1R3
17.
179563. 000
3371. nnn
1 . 050
4. 000
16. 050
67. 900
3.310
4.231
4. 136
18.
179619. 000
3367. 000
0. 350
4. 000
16.900
71.900
4. 706
4.254
4. 190
(continued)

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TABLE i.81  (continued)
Page 4   of
Reading
No.
T «in
V f VM • ••
U. Ib
«T k
AT ( n
AU, Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
($). «•
(ft?). "•"•
X, Ib/h
1?.
179683.000
3362. 400
1. 067
4. 600
17.967
76. 500
4.? 13
4. 258
4. 194
20.
179747. 000
3358. 300
1.067
4. 100
19.033
30. 600
3. 844
4.235
4. 1*6
21.
17*snn. nnn
3'354. 300
n. f.fi-\
4. 000
19. 917
84. 600
4. 523
4.243
4. {••--:
? -i
1 r^'-iKS nnn
ii . •_' f _• • •_' _ • _f
f-\c,r\. 700
i n* 3
i • _' >_• _•
3. 600
21.000
83. 200
3. 323
4. 200
4. 199
2"^.
1~" a o "• •> i"i ri it
< r r ii :• . U LI i j
3345. 400
00^ ~*
_ • . b •
5. -300
i
21.967
•=n. snn
5. 433
4. 256
4. 201
24.
i TQQOO nnn
if. .00. UUL'
'3340. 600
1 no 7
1 . 'J •!• O
4. 300
23. 050
93. 300
4. 431
4.265
4. 204
(continued)

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        TABLE _A-81  (continued)
                                                 Page  5  of  5
o
u>
Reading
No.
T. min
U. Ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
EAT. h
CAU, Ib
(AT) 1b/h
(fir). 1b/h
X, Ib/h
25.
1300S3. 000
3336. 900
1.033
3.700
24. 133
102.000
3.415
4.227
4. 205
2 6 -
130076. 000
3335. 400
' 0. 333
1.500
24.517
103.500
3.913
4.222
4. 206









•






























             n   25
             Slope  4.260
             Intercept   -0.439
Syx  1.057
Sx   7.286
Sa   0.030
 d
Sfa   0.173
S    1.751
la/2
         2.07
r        1.000
Confidence interval
4.260 + 0.062

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                         TABLE  A-82 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 46
                                                                                       Page  1  of 5
Degreaser A, operating

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride

                     PC
                                                                      Date    3/29/79
FB   50  %
Inlet air   x
Other
 x	      SC
xhaust air    x
50  %
ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature 73
             Lip exhaust at 50 ft^/min  per ft^  top  opening
                                                                             Pressure29.65 in.  Hq
                                                                             Humidity  50   %
Reading
No.
Tt mln
W, Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
ZAT, h
CAW. Ib
(S). ">"
(Sf). ">"•
X. 1b/h

180388. 00 0
SSI?. 600








1S0401. 000
3317. 000








180405. 000
3816. 200







1.
1 304 68. 000
3312.500







TI
wi. •
130528. 000
3808. 60(i
1.000
-3. 900
1 . 000
-3.900
-3. 900
-3. 900
-3. 900
3.
130592. 000
3805. 400
1.06T'
-3.200
2. 067
-7. 100
-3. 000
-3. 43=i
-3. 6-ES:

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        TABLE  A-82  (continued)
Page   2 of  5
Redding
No.
T. mln
U. 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
EAH, lb
GO. ™
(SO. «"•
X. 1b/h
4.
180647. 000
3802. 000
0.917
-?. 400
2. 933
-10.500
- 3. 709
- 3. 520
-?. 610
5.
13070 5. 000
3 7 9 S. 700
0. 967
-3. 300
3. 950
-13.800
-3.414
-3.494
-3.587
6.
180772. 000
3 7 •=*=;. 5nn
1. 117
-3. 200
5. Ob 7
-17. 000
-2. 86t.
-3. 35=i
-3. 54 J
-^
I •
18082b. 000
3792. 000
0. 900
- 3. 500
5. 967
-20. 500
- ?. 889
- 3. 4 St.
-3.521:
£•
'_' •
I80386. 000
3733. 400
1 . 000
-3. 600
6. 967
-24. 100
-3. 600
-3.459
-3.514
9.
180946.000
'3785. 000
1.000
-3.400
7. 967
-27. 500
-3.400
-.3. 452
-3.506

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TABLE  A-82 (continued)
Page  3   of 5
Reading
No.
T, min
U. 1b
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT, h
EAW. Ib
(S). ™
(Sft '*»
X, Ib/h
10.
18 100 5. 000
3731. 800
0. 983
-3. 200
8. 950
-30. 700
-3.254
-3. 430
-3. 490
11.
131061. 000
3779. 000
0.933
-2. 300
9. 833
-33. 500
-3. 000
-3. 390
-3. 4:37
12.
18 11 25. 000
3775. 000
1.067
-4. 000
10. 950
-37. 500
-3. 750
-3. 425
-3.4S1
13.
131184.000
3773. 400
0. 983
-1.600
H.9'33
-39. 100
-1.627
-• -i^-'
— !>. >Z. • i
-3. 464
14.
18 1241?. 000
3769. 300
1.0S3
-4. 100
13.017
-43. 200
- 3. 785
-3. 319
-:=. 453
15.
181313.000
3764. 800
1.067
-4. 500
14.033
-47. 700
-4.219
-3.387
-?. 448
(continued)

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TABLE A-82  (continued)
Page   4 of   5
Reading
No.
T, m1n
U. Ib
AT, h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
EAU. Ib
(M\ ....
ITTI lD/n
W/t
(fir), 1b/h
X, lb/h
16.
181365. ooo
3761.400
0. 867
-3. 400
14.950
-51. 100
-3.923
-3. 4 If:
-3. 44h.
17.
1S1424. 000
3757. 000
0. 9S3
-4. 400
15.933
-55. 500
-4. 47C.
-3. 4 S3
-3. 44'!'
IS.
181488. 000
'3752. 100
1.067
-4. 900
17.000
-60. 400
-4. 594
-'3. 553
-3.45=.
19.
1 SI 55 3. 000
374S. 700
1.0S3
-3. 400
13.033
-63. SOO
-3. 138
-3.52?:
-3.459
20.
131606. 000
3744. 900
0. 333
- 3. 800
13.967
-67. 600
-4. 30::
- 3. 564
-3.464
21.
181666. 000
3740. 400
1.000
-4. 500
19. 967
-72. 100
-4. 500
-3.611
-3. 47Z
(continued)

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       TABLE A-82  (continued)
Page  5  of _5_
Reading
No.
T, fflln
W, Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
EAT. h
I AW, Ib
(M\ ih/h
1 TT / iD/n
W/,
/EAW\ 1K/h
IEAT;. lb/h
X. lb/h
22.
1 SI 7 30. 000
3737. 100
1.0*7
-3. 300
21.03::
-75. 400
-3.094
-• c r> c
— I'. _''-• .'
-3. 477
2'3.
1 SI 795. 000
^!7-:-:. 5fm
i.os::
-3.600
22. 117
-7-3. nrm
-3.32::
-3.57:-
-3.4:31
24.
181849.000
3729. 900
0. 900
-3.600
23.017
-S2. 600
-4. 000
-3.589
-3.4*,
25.
181910.000
3725. 500
1.017
-4. 400
24.03;:
-37. 000
-4. 32?:
-3.620
-3.49C1

131933.000
3723.900






1'82000. 000
3722. 900





n 24 Syx 1.212 tQ/2 2.074
Slope -3.60 Sx 7.085 r -1.000
Intercept 1.305 Sa u.036 Confidence Interval
a
Sfa 0.177 3.60 + 0.075
Sc 0.671
o
00

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                               TABLE  A-83 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   46
       Page  1  of  5
      Degreaser B, operating


           Solvent:   Methylene chloride
Date
3/29/79
FB 50 %
Inlet air

PC _v_ SC -
x Exhaust air x

A 50 *
V 8 ft/min

Ambient air
Temperature 73
Pressure 29. 65 in.
Humidity _5JL I
°F
~"9
Reading
No.
T, m1n
H, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
EAH, Ib
(£). »»
(LAN i t L »u
... j 1 ID/h
X. Ib/h

IRn -:sft. non
29b7. 700








180401. 000









1;..ri401_ nof|
29f".4. 100







1.
IftfMh.:-: fififi
2^^1. 5HO







-.
i c-ii^. '••-• rn'ifi
T--5«=i-5 son
1 . 000
-2. 000
1.000
-2. 000
-2. 000
-2. 000
-2. 000
3.
1 f*fbcr*-i~' i~n~iri
loLOc-i . U'JI.I
0. 983
-2. 100
1.983
-4. 100
24 -~i "
. 1 :•£•
-2. 067
-2. 034
o
vO

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TABLE A-33  (continued)
Page  z   of  b
Reading
No.
T. min
U. Ib
AT, h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
CAW. Ib
GO. "»»
(SO. "»
X. lb/h
4.
180647. 000
I1 95 5. 500
1. 000
-1. 900
2.98::
-6. 000
-1.900
-2.011
-2. 02*
5.
Iftri7'"'ci. nnri
295?. 300
0. 967
-2. 200
?. 950
-8. 200
-2. 27t.
-2. 07*
-2. 0?9
6.
180772. 000
2QCin. nrifi
1. 117
-3. 300
5. 067
-11.500
-2. 955
-2. 270
-2. 085
i .
180826. 000
294?. 500
0. 900
-1.500
5. 967
-13.000
-1.667
-2. 179
-2. 100
8.
180836. 000
2946. 200
1.000
-2. 300
6. 967
-15. 300
-2. '300
-2. 19t.
-2. 114
9.
T80946. 000
2944. 000
1.000
-2. 200
7. 967
-17.500
-2. 200
-2. 197
-2. 124
(continued)

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TABLE  A-83  (continued)
Page  3  of _j>_
Reading
No.
T, mln
U. 1b
AT. h
AU Ih
(IN . 1 U
EAT, h
CAW. Ib
GO. Wh
(It?). 1b/h
X. 1b/h
10.
131005. 000
2941. 000
0. 983
- -;. firm
S. 950
-20. 500
-3. 05 J
-2.291
-2. 143
11.
1 81 06 1.000
2*~\*. ::f'fi
0.933
-1. 700
9. 383
-22. 200
-1.321
-2. 24t.
-2. 153
12.
131125.000
'••3~:7 nnfi
h_ . mf 1 • *— * '— ' '. *
i.o6r
-2. 300
10.950
-24. 500
-2. 15t-
-2.237
-2. 161
13.
131134.000
T'-a-c; nnci
k. - _• J • LlfJ L1
0. 933
-•"• nnri
t_ . L11.11.1
11.933
-2>-. 500
-2.031
_ T1 'T1 t1 1
i_ • •_•_ J
-2. lt«.
14.
131249. 000
'••3 ~- ~> Qnri
i- . -•»_. . U'.'
1.033
- ~' i rifi
^.. 1 iJL1
13. 01T1
-23. 600
-1.93?:
-2. 197
-2. Ib?:
1S.
181313.000
•^Q ^n i nfi
cr;-ij. 1UU
l.ObV
"* '"•llfl
^.. o'Ji.i
14.033
-'31.400
-2.625
-2. 230
-2. 173
(continued)

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        TABLE  A-83  (continued)
Page 4   of 5	
Reading
No.
T, min
W, lb
AT, h
AW. lb
CAT, h
CAW, lb
/AH\
1 u>i 1 1 l» JW
1 77 I iD/n
\AT/,
(HT). lb/h
X. lb/h
16.
131 3*5. nnn
2923. 500
0. 867
-1. 600
1 4. 950
-33. 000
-1.84*.
-2. 207
-2. 175
17.
131424. 000
2926. 500
0. 933
-2. 000
15.933
-35. 000
-2.031
-2. 197
-2. 17-:.
18.
131433. 000
2924. 600
1.067
-1.900
17.000
-36. 900
-1.781
-2. 171
_.-• « -«.
19.
131553. 000
2922. 600
1. 083
-2. 000
18.033
-38.900
-1.346
-2. 151
-2. 175
20.
181606. 000
2920. 700
0. 333
-1.900
13.967
-40. 300
-2. 151
-2. 151
-2. 173
21.
181671 nnn
A ' J * •»• 1 A • •_' '_' >. •
2918.500
1.083
-2. 200
20. 050
-43. 000
-2.031
-2. 145
-2. 17::
N)
        (continued)

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TABLE A-83  (continued)
Page  5  of  5
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
LAW. Ib
(M\ ih/h
1 -T-ST I ID/n
W/,
(fir). lb/h
X. lb/h
-• ^
131730. 000
2916.500
0. 933
-2. 000
21.033
-45. ooo
-2. 034
-2. 1 39
-2. 170
23.
131795. 000
2914. 400
1.033
-2. 100
22. 117
-47. 100
-1.935:
-2. 130
-2. 169
24.
131849. 000
2912. 500
0. 900
- 1 . 900
23.017
-49. 000
-2. 11 J
-2. 129
-2. 167
25.
131910.000
2910. 100
1.017
-2. 400
24. 033
-51.400
-2.361
-2. 13?
-2.166

13 19? 3. 000
-..-,,-,.., ,.nf|








182116.000
2909. 000






n 24 Suy O.bbO t .. 2.074
yx Q/ c
Slope -2.16 Sx 7.094 r -1.000
Intercept -0.437 S^ 0.016 Confidence Interval
a
Sb 0.177 2.16 +0.033
S,. 0.340

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                         TABLE   A-84SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  47
                                             Page 11  of 6
Degreaser B, operating

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride

     FB  50   I      PC    x        SC
     Inlet air   x       Exhaust air
     Other
    A   50  %
V   8   ft/min
                            Date   3/28/79
                            Amblent'air
           Tests Numbers 45 and 47 were run simultaneously; crosscurrent test
Temperature    68 °F
Pressure29.687'". H9
Humidity  49   *
Reading
No.
T, m1n
M, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
' CAW. Ib
(AT) 1b'h
(is?) 1b/h
X. Ib/h

178475.000
3008. 000








17:3570. 000
3004. 100








173573. 000
3002. 300







1.
173*03. 000
3000. 500 1







2.
173*73. 000
2995. 700
1. 167'
-4. 300
1.167
-4. 300
-4. 114
-4. 114
-4. 114
3.
178721.000
2992. 500
0. 7171
-'3. 200
1.883
-8. 000
-4.4*=:
-4.246
-4. 131

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TABLE  A-84 (continued)
Page ?   of _
Reading
No.
T. min
U. 1b
AT. h
AU. 1b
CAT. h
CAU. tb
00. "">
(fift »"•
X. lb/h
4.
173738. 000
2937. 000
1. 117
-5. 500
3. 000
-13.500
-4. 925
-4. 500
. -4. 287
5.
178349. 000
2* ft 2. nnn
1.017
-5. 000
4.017
-18.500
-4.918
-4. 606
-4. 367
6.
178910. 000
2977. 300
1.01T1
-4. 700
5. 031:
-23.200
-4.62::
-4. 609
-4.41=.
•^
i •
173969. 000
2971. 500
0.981:
-5. 800
6. 017
-29. 000
-5. 398
-4. 820
-4. 48.::
8.
179032.000
?1£.7 Sfifi
fc- - *_• 1 • J >_l '. 1
1.050
-4. 000
7. 067
-'33.000
-3.810
-4. 670
-4.510
9.
179090.000
pQf.'* snn
f. . •_• t_ • .* '.* *.'
0. 967
-5. 000
8. 03::
-33.000
-5. 17::
-4.730
-4. 537
(continued)

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TABLE  A-84 (continued)
Page  3   of 6
Reading
No.
T. mtn
U. Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
09. »*
(fir) lb/h
X. 1b/h
10.
179143.000
2957. 200
0. 967
-5. 300
9. 000
-43. 300
-5. 483
-4.811
' -4« **
11.
179203.000
2953.000
0.917
-4. 200
9.917
-47. 500
-4. 58::
-4. 790
-4. 590
12.
1 79265. 000
2948. 500
1.03::
-4. 500
10.950
-52. 000
-4. 355
-4. 749
-4. 60-?
13.
179333. 000
2942. 250
1.13]:
-6. 250
12.08::
-58. 250
-5.515
-4.821
-4. 62J-
14.
179387.000
2937.000
0. 900
-5. 250
12.983
-63.500
-5. 333
-4.891
-4. 643
15.
179450.000
2932.500
1.050
-4. 500
14.033
-63. 000
-4. 286
-4. 346
-4. 657
(continued)

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TABLE  A-84 (continued)
Page  A  of 5	
Reading
No.
T. nin
U. lb
AT. h
AU. lb
EAT, h
ZAU, lb
/AW\
1 u 1 1 ft* JW
ITT) lD/n
\AT/,
(IAT) 1b/h
X. Ib/h
16.
179505.000
2927. 500
0.917
-5. 000
14.950
-73. 000
-5. 455
-4.881:
• -4. 67J1
17.
179568.000
2923.000
1.050
-4. 500
16.000
-77. 500
-4. 28*
-4. 84
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        TABLE  A-84 (continued)
Page  5  of 6	
03
Reading
No.
T. mln
U. lb
AT. h
fiW, lb
CAT. h
CAU. lb
(Ir) lb/h
Aaw\ lh/h
\isr). lb/h
X. lb/h
22.
179365.000
2898. 600
i.os::
-5. 700
20. 950
-101.900
-5. 262:
-4. 86
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TABLE A-84  (continued)
Page _6_ of  6
Reading
No.
T, min
H, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
CAU. Ib
(I AH \ IL. /•.
— . . i iD/n
X. lb/h

180254. 000
2879. 100



















































n 25 Syx o.494 la/2 2-069
Slope -4.887 sx 7.309 r -1.000
Intercept 0.961 Sfl 0.014 Confidence Interval
sb 0.171 4.887 +0.029
S,. 0.607

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                              TABLE  A-85 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 48
                                                                       Page  1  of  5
     Degreaser  A, operating

          Solvent:   1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
          FB  75   %
          Inlet air   x
          Other
                Crosscurrent test
PC    x         SC
    Exhaust air   x
V  8    ft/mi
50 JL
  in in
Date     6/1/79
Ambient'air
  Temperature  74   °F
  Pressure 29.75?n- ^9
  Humidity  53   %
Reading
No.
T, m1n
V, 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
CAN, 1b
(S). ">"•
X. lb/h

283426.000
3599. 500







283434. OCX
3602.100







233439.000
3604. OCX)






1.
233430. 000
3602. 600






2.
233544. 000
3598. 500
1.06T1
-4. 100
1.067'
-4. 100
-3.844
-3.844
-3.844
3.
238606. 000
3597. 400
1.03::
-1. 100
2. 100
-5. 200
-1.065
-2. 47t
-3. 160
IS)
o

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       TABLE A-85  (continued)
Page  2  of   5
Reading
No.
T. *tn
U. lb
AT. h
AU. lb
EAT. h
EAU. lb
(SO 'w
\AI/.
f {.AN \ «» ••
VIA!/ '
X. Ib/h
4.
288664. 000
25*4. inn
0. 967
-3.300
3. 067
-8. 500
-3.414
*"*! • 1 1 £.
-3.031
5.
288724. 000
3591. 900
1.000
-2. 200
4.067
-10.700
-2. 200
-2.631
-2.931
6.
288784. 000
25*n Kfifi
1.000
-1. 300
5. 067
-12.000
-1. 300
-2. 36?:
-2. 818
i •
238852. 000
3 5ft 7. •'inn
1. 133
-3. 300
6. 200
-15. 300
-2. 9K:
-2. 46*
-2. 760
3.
288910.000
3^ft4. ann
0. 967
-2. 500
7. 167
-17.300
-2. »(.
-2. 484
-2. 720
9.
288970. 000
O^OO Ortfi
1.000
-1.600
8. 167
-19.400
-1.600
-2. 376
-2. 677
N>
       (continued)

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       TABLE  A-85 (continued)
Page 3	of  5
Reading
No.
T. Bin
U, lb
AT. h
AH, lb
EAT, h
EAH. lb
(3D. "•»
(if). ""•
X. 1b/h
10.
289030. 000
3580. 200
1.000
-3. 000
9. 167
-22. 400
-3. 000
-2. 444
-2.651
11.
239090. 000
3578. 400
1.000
-1.300
10. 167
-24. 200
-1.800
-2. 380
-2.624
12.
239150.000
3576. 400
1.000
-2. 000
11. 167
-26. 200
-2. 000
-2. '34t-
-2. 599
T3.
239210. 000
3572. 300
1 . 000
-4. 100
12. 167
-30. 300
-•i. 100
-2. 490
-2. 590
14.
239270. 000
3569. 200
1.000
-3. 100
13. 167
-33.400
-3. 100
-2.537
-2. 53*.
15.
289? 30. 000
'3566. 000
1.000
-3.200
14. 167
-36. 600
-3.200
-2. 584
-2. 58t.
N>
       (continued)

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       TABLE  A-85 (continued)
Page _4r_ of  5
Reading
No.

T. «in
U. lb

AT. h

AU. lb

EAT. h

IAH. lb
/AW\ ]b/h
AaM\
ysrj.
X, Ib/h
16.
289390. 000

3563. 400
1.000

-2. 600

15. 167

-39. 200

-2. 600
-2. 585
-2. 58 1.

17.
289443. 000

3562. 600
0. 967

-0. 800

16. 131:

-40. 000

-0.820
-2. 479
-2. 579

18.
28950'=;. nnn

3561.200
0. 950

-1.400

1 7. 083

-41.400

-1.474
-2.423
-2. 570

19.
2::":icrir:.::::. nnn

3559. 100
1. 050

-2. 100

18. 133

-43.500

-2. 000
-2. 399
-2. 560

20.
2 ft oft 2 R. nnn

3558. 800
1.000

-0. 300

19. 133

-43.800

-0. 300
-2. 289
-2. 54*

21.
289685. 000

3555. 700
0. 950

-3. 100

20. 083

-46. 900

-3.263
-2. 335
-2. 535

IS)
       (continued)

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        TABLE  A-85 (continued)
                                                 Page  5   of  5
N)
Reading
No.

, mln
U. 1b
AT. h
AU. 1b
EAT. h
EAU. 1b
oa »»
(8ft «"*
X. Ib/h
22.
28*74=;. nnn
3^ei4. hnn
1.000
-1. 100
21. OS'!:
-48. 000
-1. 100
j-i '•>•?-•
C.. £. i i
-•5 Cj-1. -.
ft_ • .!«_.•
23.
'RQRns. nnn
^tssi rnn
1.000
-2. 900
22.081:
-50. 900
-2. 900
-2. 30=.
-2. 5 1C:
24.
2ft^fth^. nnn
"*.c,c,\. nnn
1.000
-0. 700
23.081:
-51.600
-0. 700
-2. 2?5
-2.501
••?=;
t_ .'.
2?.--»*2c>. nnn
3549. 900
1.000
-1. 100
24.08::
-52. 700
-1. 100
-2. 18t:
-2. 48:;:

289955. OOfi
•35-48. 400








23^71. nnn
3547. 600







             n    24


             Slope   -2.236


             Intercept    -1.941
Syx  1.555



Sx   7.067



S    0.046
 a


S.   0.180
 D


Sr   1.064
 \f
t „     2.074
 a/2

r   -1.000


Confidence interval


2.236 + 0.095

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                             TABLE A-86  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  48
                                                                                       Page  i   of 5
    Degreaser C. operating

         Solvent:    1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
                                                                      Date    6/12/79
                                                                      Ambient 4ir
FB  75   *      PC    x        SC 	      A  50*                 Temperature  74   °F
InleTlfF   x       Exhaust air    x       V   g   ft/mln                Pressure 29.751n.
Other                                                                   Humidity  5,3  t
   Leakage of water into the  degreaser was  noted and correctedj test restarted at 2G8348
Reading
No.
T m1n
1 • IV • 1 IV
W, 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT, h
CAW, lb
(&} Ih/h
1 TT1 I 1 *VFI
\AI/,
(ltM\ ....
1 T7T 1 lO/n
\EflT/.
X. Ib/h

2:33426. 000
346. 700








2:334 36. 000
346. 300







•
I1ft:-I4:::ri. nun
345. 400








.288544. 000
345. 200








233606. 000
344.600








233664. 000
344. 400







N>
tn

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      TABLE A-86  (continued)
Page  2  of   5
Reading
No.
T. Bin
y, ib
AT. h
AU, Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
CD. »•»
(SO. ">"•
X. 1b/h

2S3724. OOU
343. 700








j.38734. OP i.i
34::. 800








j. ..,•_; «:S2. O'li'J
'J44. 10U







K
:-o;;:j.^ \ f| nnn
1. •».1 l™i . 1 '— * • '— ' *— ' ¥—
343. 700







•31
^:E"3'?70. 000
343. 300
1.000
0. 400
1.000
0. 400
0. 400
0. 400
0. 400
-i
I'm
2RQmn. nnn
343.000
1.000
0. 300
2. 000
0. 700
0. 300
0. 350
0. .350
tb
IS*
      (continued)

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      TABLE  A-86  (continued)
Page 3   of 5
Reading
No.
T. Bin
y. lb
AT. h
AW, lb
EAT. h
EAU. lb
II 1k/h
V 77 ] 1 D/ n
\A 1 / ,
(fir) lb/h
X. lb/h
4.
289090. 000
^42. e-nn
1. 000
0. 500
3. 000
1.200
n. snn
0. 400
0. 38':
5.
289150. 000
342. 100
1.000
0. 4. JO
4. 000
1.6 UO
n. 4nn
0. 400
0. 3 •'"::
6.
259210. 000
•:41. ton
1.000
0. 500
5. 000
2. 100
n. snn
0. 420
0. 3^
I •
289270. 000
341. 100
1 . 000
0. 500
6. 000
2. 600
n. snn
0.433
0.401
8.
•18*330. 000
-:40 h.nn
1. 000
n. snn
7. 000
3. 100
n srm
0.443
0. 407
9.
289390. 000
340. inn
1 . 000
0. 500
8. 000
3. 600
n. snn
0. 450
0. 4 1 2
ro
      (continued)

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      TABLE A-86  (continued)
Page  4  of  b
Reading
No.
T. «in
U. Ib
AT. h
AU, Ib
CAT. h
I AM. Ib
($). 1b/h
(Kft """
X. Ib/h
10.
239443. 000
•3--;*. son
n. 0^7
0. 300
3. 967
3. 900
0. 310
0.435
0.415
11.
239505. 000
339. 400
0. 950
0. 400
9.917
4. 300
0. 421
0. 434
0. 4 1 6
12.
239563. 000
V-:o. finn
1.050
0. ^00
10. 967
4. "00
0. 381
0. 429
0. 4 1 3
1.3.
239623. 000
339. 000
1.000
0. 000
11.967
4. 700
0. 000
0. 393
0. 4 1 1
14.
239635. 000
338. 300
0. 950
0. 700
12.917
5. 400
0.737
0. 4 1 3
0.416
15.
289745. 000
337. 900
1.000
0. 400
13.917
5.800
0. 400
0.417
0.416
tv>
o>
      (continued)

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       TABLE  A-86  (continued)
Page  5  of 5
Reading
No.
T, min
M. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
LAW. Ib
(M\ ih/h
ITF) lb/h
\AT/.
(m\ lb/h
X. lb/h
It..
239305. 000
337. 100
1. 000
0. 300
14. 917
t.. bOO
0. 300
0. 442
0.413
17.
23 93 1 -5. 000
33*. 900
1 . 000
0. 200
15.917
t.. 300
0. 200
0. 427
0.41 3
13.
.13 9? 25. 000
3 3 1.. 500
1. 000
0. 4UO
Ib. 91"
7. 200
0. 400
0. 42b
0. 419

239955. 000
335. 900








289971.000
337. 100

















n 17 Syx 0.152 tfl/2 2.13
Slope 0.429 Sx 5.016 r 0.999
Intercept -0.041 S^ 0.008 Confidence interval
d
Sfa 0.258 0.429 + 0.017
S,. 0.182
K)

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                               TABLE  A-87  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  50
                                             Page ]	of  2
      Degreaser  A,  Idle

           Solvent:  Methylene  chloride
                (Boiling _x	;  nonboiling 	)
           FB _SU  %      PC    x         SC _
           Inlet air   y       Exhaust air 	x_
           Other
    A   0   %
V   0   ft/min
                            Date   2/1C.17/79
Ambient ait-
  Temperature
  Pressure 30.08in. Hg
  Humidity 31   Z
Reading
No.
Tt min
W. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
EAW, Ib
(S). ">'"
(fir). lb/h
X, lb/h

121373.000
3597. 400








121398. 000
3597. 400








121406. 000
3597. 600








121413.000







1.
121433. 000
~\c,*~\. inn







2.
121482.000
0. 73::
-1.300
0. 73'l:
-1.300
-1.77;:
-1.77::
-1.77::
U)
o

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      TABLE  A-87  (continued)
Page  2  of  2
Reading
No.
T. mln
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT, h
EAW. Ib
(fi). '*
VLAT/.
X. lb/h
3.
122257.000
35 fin. nrifi
12.917
-11.800
1 3. 650
-13. 100
-0. 91 <
-0. 960
-1. 36t-
4.
122? 9 7. 000
35 77. 500
2. 331:
-2. 500
15.93::
- 1 5. 600
-1.071
-0. 97*.
-1.23*
5.
122536. 000
3575. 200
2. 317
-2. 300
18. 300
- 1 7. 900
-0. 99!:
-0. 97S:
-i. 17;-

122623.000
3576. 600





















n 4 Syx 0.229 tQ/2 4.303
Slope -0.939 $x 7.85b r -1.000
Intercept -0.545 S. 0.017 Confidence Interval
a
Sb 1.050 0.939 + 0.073
S 0.395
i ^*
U)

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                                           SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. _5Q
                                             Page
                          of
      Degreaser B,  Idle

           Solvent:  -Methylene chloride
                (Boiling _x	; nonboiling 	
           FB   50   %      PC    x         SC
           Inlet air   x       Exhaust air  x
           Other
    A  0	%
V   0   ft/min
                            Date   2/25/79
Ambient air
  Temperature  58   °F
  Pressure 3Q.U»jn. Hg
  Humidity  31  %
Reading
No.
T, win
H. lb
AT. h
AW. lb
EAT. h
CAW. lb
(I?). ">'"
(Mr) 1b/h
X. lb/h

121377.000
2911. 30fi








121402.000
•-••31=; Qnri








121408.000
-••M-: Ki-iO








121417.000
2 * oft. Qfin







1.
1214-iK. 000
....Jfl7 4nf|







2.
121485.000
2«n? 2nn
0. 650
-0. 200
0. 650
-0. 200
-0. 30?:
-0. 30*
-0. 30?:
U)

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       TABLE  A-88  (continued)
                                                Page  2  of  2
Reading
No.
T, m1n
H, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
ZAT. h
EAU. Ib
0"). ">'*
(™^ lb/h
X. lb/h
3.
122261.000
2393.400
1 2. 93::
- 1 3. 800
13.58::
-14.000
-1.067
-1.03J
-0. 669
4.
122400. 000
2S90. 100
2.317
-3. 300
15.900
-17.300
-1.424
-1. OSS:
-0. 809
5.
122531.000
2888. 800
2. 18::
-1.300
18.08::
-IS. 600
-0. 595
-1.029
-0. 864

122703.000
2891. 900
























Ui
LO
           n    4

           Slope     -1.078

            Intercept     0.466
yx
0.551

7.822

0.041

1.042

0.495
ta/2     4.303

r     -1.000

Confidence  Interval

1.078 + 0.176

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                         TABLE A-89  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  51
                                  Page . j_ of ?
Degreaser A,  Idle

     Solvent: Methylene chloride
          (Boiling   x  ; nonboiling 	)
     FB   50   *      PC  x          SC _
     Inlet air   x       Exhaust air 	x
     Other. . .  ,   J
          Lid closed
min
Date     2/25/79
Ambient'air
  Temperature  67   »p
  Pressure29.64 jn. Hg
  Humidity  43   t
Reading
No.
T, min
M, 1b
AT, h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
CAN. Ib
(S). '«
(if), -w.
X. Ib/h

1 ^2Q-as. nnri
3730. 300






i

1 ": ^firr^. fififi
371"?. 400








1 33017. 000
3 7 11 1. 800








1 ^n-:':. 000
3724. 500







1 e
133330.000
3720. '?00







-i
_ •
134217.000
3711.800
14.783
-9. 100
19.73;:
-12.700
-0.616
-0.64^
-0. 68*

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TABLE  A-89 (continued)
Page 2   of 2

Reading
No.
T, min
W, Ib
AT, h
AU, Ib
EAT, h
EAW. Ib
(isj. ">"•
X, Ib/h

134316. 000
3713. 700























•



























Syx la/2
Slope -0.644 Sx r
Intercept S Confidence Interval

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                              TABLE  A-90 SUMMARY OF DATA  FROM  TEST  NO.  b1
                                                                        Page  '	of  *
     Degreaser  B,  Idle

          Solvent:   Methylene chloride
               (Boiling 	x_;  nonboiling
          FB   50*
          Inlet air
          Other
PC
    Exhau!
        SC
aust air
    A _g    %
V   0   ft/min
Date     2/25/79
Ambient a*ir
  Temperature 67
                Lid closed
  Pressure29.64 in. Hg
  Humidity ' 43""*
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT, h
EAW. 1b
(ST) lb/h
(f£). ">'"
X, lb/h

1 3 1"?'? 2. 000
2q*l. Si"""'








1 3 3005. 000
2**1. 4 no








1 3301 3. 000
-..-_,,,-, ,nf|








1 33033. 000
.iqc;^ nnf|







X I-
1 33-330. 000
,qe., ftfif.







^1.
134217.000
-••341 snn
14.7:33
-11. 300
19.733
-15.500
-0. 7t-4
-0. 7S5
-o. sir
*>
OJ

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       TABLE A-9Q  (continued)
             Page  2  Of _J_
CO
-0
Reading
No.
T. m1n
U. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
EAW, Ib
(m\ ib/h
\EAT/,
X. lb/h

134365. 000
2942. 300























•



























Syx 'a/2
Slope 0.785 Sw r
            Intercept
Confidence Interval

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                               TABLE A-91   SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 52
                                             Page _i_ of ]_
      Degreaser  A, Idle

           Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                (Boiling 	; nonboiling x	)
           FB   50   %      PC    x         SC _
           Inlet air    x      Exhaust air 	x_
           Other
    A   Q   %
V    0  ft/min
                                    . 2/22/79
                                    'air  }    *~
Date	
Ambient
  Temperature   70  °F
  Pressure 29.51 in. Hq
  Humidity '49~t
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, lb
AT. h
AW. lb
ZAT. h
CAW. lb
(&} Ih/h
i TT 1 iD/n
\Ai/t
(^ lb/h
X. lb/h
1.
1-31228.000
29:11.400







2.
1 32469. 000
2924. 900
20. 683
-6. 500
20. 683
-6. 500
-0. 314
-0. 314
-0. 314








































U)
o>

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                               TABLE  A-92  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  52
                                             Page _]_ of 1
      Degreaser  B,  Idle

           Solvent:   Methylene chloride
                (Boiling 	;  nonboiling   x   )
           FB   50  %      PC     x        SC
           Inlet air    x      Exhaust air
           Other
    A    0  %
V    0  ft/min
Date     2/22/79
Ambient'air '
  Temperature   ?9  *F
  Pressure29.5T "in. Hq
  Humidity  -W   1
Reading
No.
T, mln
M. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
CAW. Ib
(&} Ih/h
i TT i tufn
\AT/,
(fir) lb/h
X. lb/h
1.
131223.000
3483. 100






2.
132469.000
3473.200
20.68::
-9. 900
2fi. hft":
-9. 900
-0. 479
-0. 479
-0. 479




































U)

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         TABLE  A-93  SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM TEST NO.  jl
                                                                                            Page
                          of
Degreaser A, Idle

     Solvent: Methyl ene chloride
          (Boiling _ ; nonboiling J^
     FB 50    »      PC             SC
     Inlet air  x        Exhaust air  x
     Other
                       )
                                  A    0   %
                               V   0     ft/min
Lid closed; solvent loss during  cooldown  period
                                                          Date    Z/25/79
Ambient 'air  '
  Temperature  68	°F
  Pressure 29.g9uT~Hg
  Humidity 41    I
Reading
No.
T, m1n
H. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
CAW, Ib
(S). ">'"
(8ft "-"•
X. 1b/h
1.
134316.000
3713.700







•:•
b. •
136? 34. 000
'3699. 400
43. 63::
-14. 300
43. 63-::
-14. 300
-0. 32?:
-0. 32ij:
-0. 31"::









































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                         TABLE A'94  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  53
                                     Page  ]   of ]
Degreaser B,  Idle

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
          (Boiling 	; nonboiling   x )
     FB  50   %      PC _^^      SC
     Inlet air    x      Exhaust air
     Other
             Lid closed
A
0
Q   %
   mi n
                    Date    2/25/79
Amb 1 entSTr
  Temperature  66   °F
  Pressure 29.19 in.  Hg
  Humidity ^1   «
Reading
No.
Tf m1n
H, Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
CAN. Ib
(£). ">"•
(i?). '"/"
X. 1b/h
1.
134365. 000
2?42. 300







•^
hi •
1 36937. 000
2931. 900
42. St-71
-10.400
42. 86 7'
-10.400
-0. 241:
-0. 24^:
-0. 241:









































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                               TABLE A-95  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   54
                                     Page  1   of  1
      Degreaser  A,  idle

           Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                (Boiling	; nonbolling _^	)
           FB   50   *      PC   x         SC
           Inlet air   x       Exhaust air
           Other
ft/mir
     x        Lxnausi  air   x       V   p   ft/mln

Lid closed; solvent loss durinq cool down period
Date     2/27.28/79
Ambient'air""
  Temperature       °F
  Pressure      fn. Hg
  Humidity 	  %
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, lb
AT, h
AH. lb
EAT, h
EAN, lb
(£). """
(SfX «•"•
X. lb/h

136985.000
37*01. 100








137005.000
3693. 500








1 37022.000
3696. 9oo







1.
1 37055. 000
3693. 600







-•
tli •
138322. 000
3686. 500
21. 117
-12. 100
21. 117
-12. 100
-0.57'.:
-0. 57::
-0. 57 'J










ISJ

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                               TABLE A-96  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  54
                                             Page  1   of 1
      Degreaser B, Idle

           Solvent:   Methylene chloride
               (Boiling	; nonboiling  x  )
           FB  50 '  t      PC      x        SC  _ x
           Inlet  air    x       Exhaust air   x
           othcr     Lid  closed
                            Date    2/27,28/79
    A   0   %
V  0    ft/mi n
Ambient'air
  Temperature       °F
  Pressure      In. Hg
  Humidity      %
Reading
No.
T. mln
H. Ib

AT. h

AN. Ib

EAT, h

EAN. Ib
(AW\ ,h/h
1 TT 1 • ofn
XtJ'/t
(IAN\ lb/h
VE&V.
X. 1b/h

136936. 000
2932. 300













137001.000
2923. 600













137013.000
2925. 500












1.
1 37065. 000
2926. 900












2.
133324.000
2921. 500
20. 99 ::

-5. 400

20.93::

-5. 400

-0. 257
-0. 257
-0. 257
















to

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                         TABLE A-97  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   57
                                                                              1  of  2
Oegrcaser A,  Idle

     Solvent: Methylene chloride
          (Boiling _ ; nonboiling   x  )
FB  50   *
Inlet air
Other
PC    x
    Exhau
                                    SC
                            aust air
    A
V   0
                                                      Date    3/2/79
                                                      Ambient air '
0
rtTmin
            Solvent loss during cool down period
Temperature 69	°F
Pressure 29.82-in. Hq
Humidity 44.*  1
Reading
No.
Tf mln
W. 1b
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
CAM. Ib
(S). ""*
(M?). ">"•
X, Ib/h

141045.000
3534. 400






141105.nnn
3533. 700






141167.000
353?. 400






141223.000
35?2. 750





1.
140925.000
3535. 400





2.
140956.000
3535.000
0. 51T1
-0. 400
0. 5 1 7
-0. 400
-0.774
-0. 774
-0. 774

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      TABLE  A-97 (continued)
                                                  Page  2  of  2
Reading
No.
T. Bin
U. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
CAT. h
EAU. Ib
(SO. '«•
(8ft «"•
X. lb/h
3.
140986. 000
3534. 700
0. 500
-0. 300
1.017
-0. TOO
-0. 600
-0. 68*
-0. 73 J
4.
141045.000
3534.400
0. 98;:
-0. 300
2. 000
-1. 000
-0. 305
-0. 500
-0. 654
5.
141280.000
3532. 100
3.917
-2. 300
5.917
-3. 300
-0. 587-
-0. 55:.;:
-0. 630
6.
142430.000
3522. 100
19. 167
-10.000
25.08::
-13. 300
-o. 52:-
-0.530
-0. 610
















tn
          n    5


          Slope     -0.526


          Intercept    -0.104
-yx
 0.109


10.380


 0.005


 0.311


 0.169
t  .,   3.182
 o/2

r    -1.000



Confidence  interval


O.b26 + 0.015

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                 TABLE  A-93 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. _57_
                                                                                                  Page  1  of   2
      Degreaser B, Idle

           Solvent:   Methylene chloride
               (Boiling 	; nonboiling _x	)
           FB
           Inl?
           Other
  50  I
let air
PC
SC
    Exhaust air
    A  Q    %
V _ Q   ft/mln
Date     3/2/79
Amb 1 en fair*
  Temperature  69   °F
  Pressure29.82 In. Hg
  Humidity  44T
Reading
No.
T, m1n
H, lb

AT. h
AW, lb
EAT, h
EAW. lb
(Sf). ""*
X. lb/h

141045..000
_ 2839. 100








141105.000
2838. 400








141167.000
2837. 900








141228. onn
2836.750







1.
.140925.000
2840. 100
\






2.
140986.000
283:-'. 600.

1.017
-Q. 500
1.017
-0. 500
-o. 49:-
-0. 49J1
-0. 49L'1
CT>

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TABLE A-98  (continued)
                                                Page  2  of   2
Reading
No.

T, min
Ml K
i ID
AT. h
AW, lb
CAT, h
CAW. lb
(ir). lb/h
fuv\ 1K/K
VLul /f
*, 1b/h
3.
4 4 4 ft < C" 1*1 i~i Ti
14104.1. UOiJ
...c....5 inf|
0.98::
-0. 500
2. 000
-1.000
-0. 505:

-0. 49t-
4.
i •! i ""-TI nnfi
1 *T 1 i-'-'U. IJU'.1
2^^^. nsn
3. 9 1 7
-•3. 050
5.917
-4. 050
-0. 779
-n. Afte;
-0. 559
5.
14j>4::'~i. nnn

2819.000
19. lt-7
-17.050
25.03::
-21. 100
-0. 890
-0.841
-0. 629

































     n   4
     Slope    -0.366
     Intercept    0.704
Syx   0.353
Sx   11.254
S,    0.018
 a
Sb    0.440
S     0.198
       4-303
r   -1.000
Confidence Interval
0.866 + 0.077

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                               TABLE  A-99  SUMMARY OF  DATA PROM TEST NO.  58
                                                                       Page  1   of  3
     Degreaser  A, Idle

          Solvent:  Methylene chloride
               (Boiling  x  ; nonboiling
          FB  50   %
          Inlet air	
          Other
                                                      Date    3/1/79
PC    y        SC
    Exhaust air
Ambient 'air*
  Temperature 68
  Pressure 29.825  in. Hg
  Humidity 4b   'f>
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, Ib
AT, h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
EAW, Ib
(S). """
(Sf). ">"•
X, 1b/h

139441.000
356P. 500








l?94iE.4.00Ci
3571. 250








139474.000
35*6. 000







1.
139503.000
356-A. 500







2.
139555.000
356=!. «;nri
0. StT'
-1.000
0. 867
-1.000
-1. 15^
-1. 154
-1. 154.
3.
1396 IS. 000
}•=;*:.;!. 7cifi
1.050
-1.750
1.917
-2. 750
-1.667
-1.435
-1.294
*>.
00

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          TABLE_A-99  (continued)
Page  2  of  j
vD
Reading
No.
T, nln
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
I AT, h
EAU. Ib
09. »*
(SOL 1b/h
•
X. Ib/h
4.
139680. OOCi
3562. 400.
1.031:
-1.350
2. 950
-4. 100
-1.306
-1.390
-1.326
5.
139737.000
3561.200
0. 950
-1.200
3. 900
-5. 300
-1.2*::
-1. 359
-1. 33-
6.
139798. 000
3559. 500
1.017
-1.700
4. 917
-7. 000
-1. 67;:
-1.42-
-1. 35?
i .
139855.000
3558. 250
0. 950
-1.250
5. 867
-8. 250
-1.316
-1.40c.
-1. 361
S.
140814.000
3535. 400
1 5. 98;:
-22. 850
21.350
-31. 100
-1.430
-1.42.::
-1. 370
9.
140866.000
3534. 250
0. 867
-1. 150
22.717
-32. 250
-1.327
-1.420
-1.376
          (continued)

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         TABLE  A-99  (continued)
Pdgc ^3  of  3_
tn
o
Reading
No.

T. min
U. Ib
•• f IV
AT. h
AW, Ib
EAT. h
EAV. Ib
/EflW\ ....
(jar;. lb/h
X. lb/h
n 8
Slope -
Intercep



..140925.000
.3535.400







1.427
t 0.124



MO^S*;. non
35^. nnn






s


s
s

14098£. 000
3534. 700






„, 0.106
r*
„ 8.885
, 0.005
1
b 0.244
„ 0.187

14104S nnn
A T A * J ^ J • ••• "• -
3534. 400




















lo/2 2-
r -1
Confidence
1.427 +0.0










447
.000
interval
12


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                               TABLEA-l00  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  58
                                         Page  1   of 3	
      Oegreaser B, Idle

           Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                (Boiling _x	; nonboiling 	)
           FB  50    *      PC    x         SC _
           Inlet air   x       Exhaust air  x
           Other
A   g   %
0   ft/min
Date     3/1/79   __
Ambient ^ir'
  Temperature  68   °F
  Pressure  29.825 in.  Hg
  Humidity 45   T,
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W. Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
EAT. h
EAW. Ib
(5). '>"•
fajM\ lb/h
X. lb/h

139441.000
2858.500








139430.000
2857. 250







1.
139503.000
2855. 500







w •
139555.000
2354. 750
0. 367'
-0. 750
0. 867
-0. 750
-0. 865
-0. 865
-0. 36=.
3.
1-39613.000
2854. 250
1.050
-0. 500
1.917
-1.250
-0. 476
-0. 652
-0. 759
4.
1-39680.000
2353.250
1.033
-1.000
2. 950
-2. 250
-0. 968
-0. 763
-0. 760
tn

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        TABLE A-100 (continued)
Page 2   of jj_
Reading
No.
T. win
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
CAM. Ib
(AT) 1b/h
(fe 1b/H
X. Ib/h
5.
139737.000
2852. 450
0. 950
-0. 800
3. 900
-3.050
-0. 34?
-0. 78?
-0. 766
6.
139798.000
2852. 000
1.017
-0. 450
4.917
- 3. 500
-0. 443
-0.71?
-0. 755
i •
139855. 000
2851.250
0. 950
-0. 750
5. 867
-4. 250
-0. 789
-0. 724
-0. 750
8.
140814. 000
2841.050
15.983
-10.200
21.850
-14.450
-0. 638
-0.661
-0. 737
9.
140842.000
2840. 250
0. 467
-0. 300
22.317
-15.250
-1.714
-0. 68':
-0.730
10.
140366.000
2340. 000
0. 400
-0. 250
22.717
-15.500
-0. 625
-0. 68?
-0. 725
N>
        (continued)

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       TABLE JU100 (continued)
                                          Page _3_ of   3
Reading
No.
T, min
U. Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(iir) lb/h
X. lb/h

140925.000!
_„ .284.0. IOC"







14098<5.000
2839. 6000







141045.000
2839. lO'O





•



























LJ
            n  9
            Slope   -0.666
            Intercept     -0.232
s
s
0.203
9.563
0.008
0.240
0.380
t  .,   2.365
 a/2
r   -l.OOU
Confidence interval
0.666 + 0.019

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                              TABLE A-101  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   59
                                         Page  1  of 1
     Degreaser A, Idle

          Solvent: Methylene chloride
               (Boiling 	; nonboiling _x_)
          FB  50   *      PC    x         SC
          Inlet air   *       Exhaust air
          Other
A    Q  %
 0  ft/min
Date     3/3/79
Ambient 'air'
  Temperature  69   T
  Pressure  29.525 in.Hg
  Humidity  45  I
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT, h
CAW. Ib
(Sf). ">'*
(££). ">"<
X, lb/h

.142482.000
_ 3522. 300







1.
142493. 000
3522. 100







•%
u. •
145559.000
3500. 750
51.01T1
-21. 350
51.017'
-21. 350
-0.4 IP
-0.41?:
-0. 41P






























VI

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                               TABLE A-102 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   59
                 Page  1   of _\_
      Degreaser B,  Idle

           Solvent:   Methylene  chloride
                (Boiling	; nonboiling _x	)
           FB   50   %      PC   x         SC
           Inlet air    x       Exhaust air
           Other
    A _g	%
V   Q   ft/min
Date   3/3/79
Ambient 'air'
  Temperature  69   °F
  Pressure  29.525  in.  Hg
  Humidity  45  %
Reading
No.
T, mln
H. lb
AT, h
AW, lb .
EAT, h
EAW, lb
(Ir) 1b/h
(EAW\ lb/h
\TSTjt
X, lb/h

142482.000
,2819.900







1.
1424?8. 000
. 2820. 000







»» •
145559.000
280?. 250
51.017
-It. 750
51.017
-16.750
-0. 32?:
-0. 32?:
-0. 325:






























CP

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                         TABLE A-103 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.
                                             Page
                          of
Degreaser A,  idle

     Solvent: Methylene  chloride
          (Boiling 	;  nonboiling jc	)
     FB   50  t      PC    x        SC _
     Inlet air _x	     Exhaust air 	
     Other
    A   Q    1
V   0    TfTmin
                                    3/SZ79.
Date
Ambient Jir
  Temperature
  Pressure29_J>1 i n. Hg
  Humidity 46..5  3
e  69   °f
1.51 m. Hg
Reading
No.
T, min
W. 1b
:>
n
pi
AT, h
AW. 1b
EAT. h
EAW. lb
(S). ">"
(IAT). lb/h
X. 1b/h

14c,K':i. nnn








1.
l4Sh7*. nnn








2.
14^^^. nnn
^4-3in. arm
21.550
-•?. S50
22. 300
-9. 850
-0. 457
-0. 442
-0.221































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                         TABLE A-104 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  60
                                  Page 1   of i
Degreaser B, Idle

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
          (Boiling 	; nonboiling _x	)
     FB   SO Jt      PC     x        SC _
     Inlet ai?   x       Exhaust air 	x
     Other
A
0
min
Date  3/b/79__  	
Amb i entTa i r
  Temperature 69    °F
  Pressure29.51 in. Hq
  Humidity 46.5 '»
Reading
No.
T, mln
U. Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
EAT. h
EAW. Ib
(S). ">'"
(isr). 1b/h
X. lb/h

145631. 000
2302. 500







1.
145t-7if.. 000
2799. 000







2.
146969. 000
27*2. 750
21.550
-16.250
22. 300
-19.750
-0. 754
-0. 336
-2.77fr































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                             TABLE A-in5 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  fi1
                                                                  Page  i  of
    Degreaser  A,  Idle

         Solvent:  Methylene chloride
              (Boiling	; nonboiling   x  )
         FB  50   %      PC             "SC
         Inlet air	x_
         Other
xnaust air
A
0
0  %
 In in
                                                 Date   3/6/79
Ambient a"ir
  Temperature  69_  °F
  Pressure 29.475 in. Hg
  Humidity  45  *
Reading
No.
T, min
W. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT. h
CAW. 1b
(sr) 1b/ff
/EAWN ....
\m). 1b'h
X, Ib/h

1 46995. 000
3490. 400






1.
147012. 000
3481.400






tZ. •
1 43 354. 000
3470. 000
22. 367'
-11.400
22. 36T1
-11.400
-0.510
-0.510
-0. 510


























•
09

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                         TABLE £-106 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   61
                                             Page  1   of  1
Degreaser B, Idle

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
          (Boiling 	; nonboiling _x	)
     FB   50   %      PC             SC _
     Inlet air  x        Exhaust air 	x_
     Other
    A   0   %
V   0   fVmin
                            Date    J/6/79
Amb 1 ent 'air
  Temperature  69    °F
  Pressure  29.475  In.  Hg
  Humidity  4b   I
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT. h
CAM, Ib
(AT) 1b'h
(fe """
X. Ib/h

146995.000
2784. 000







1.
147012.000
2733.250







2e
148354.000
2772. 600
22. 367
-10.650
22. 367
-10.650
-0. 476
-0. 476
-0. 476































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TABLE A-107 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  62
                                  Page J_ of J__
Degreaser A, Idle

     Solvent: Methylene chloride
         (Boiling _*	; nonboiling
     FB 50    *
     Inlet air	j
     Other
PC     x       SC
    Exhaust air
                              ft/mil
min
Date    3/7/79
Ambient 'afr'
  Temperature  69    °F
  Pressure 29.3 In.  Hq
  Humidity  45   I
Reading
No.
T. min
W, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. b
EAW. Ib
(AU \
ON 1 iL/i,
•TT i " o/"
AT/,
(gjf^ Ib/b
X. Ib/h

14S451. 000
3479. 750








14ftsnn.nnn
3479. 000








143515.000
3479. 250







1.
143546. 000
3473. 000







b. •
14-54RA. nnfi
3461. 100
15.667
-16.900
15.667
-16.900
-1.079
-1.079
-1.079

149536.000
3460. 750








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       TABLE A-107 (continued)
                                                       2  of 2
Reading
No.
T( mln
M, Ib
AT, n
AH, Ib
CAT. h
CAM. Ib
(M} 1K/h
l77/ '°'n
\AT/,
X. Ib/h

149592.000
3460. 000







149653.000
3462. 000







149434. oon
3461. 000





•



























tr
           Sltpe-   1.079
           Intercept
s
s
t
 I
r

Confldenrp Interval

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                              TABLE £_]J38  SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM TEST NO.   52
                                                                 Of  2
     Degreaser  B, Idle

          Solvent:   Methylene chloride
               (Boiling _x	;  nonboiling	)
          FB  50   %      PC    x         r
          Inlet air   x        Exhaust  air
          Other
                                       Date   3/7/79
SC
                   ft/mil
min
Ambient 'air
  Temperature   69  °F
  Pressure 29.3^ 1". Hg
  Humidity
Reading
No.
T, min
W. 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
EAW, lb
(M\ ,h/|k .
i -Tf i iDf n
\tji/i
(m) 1b/h
X. 1b/h

148481.000
2805. 250








1484?7. 000
2804. 650








148515.000
2804. 350







1.
148546.000
*7QQ 'Sfi







o.
14?486. 000
,,ftn 2e;f|
15.667'
-19.000
15.667'
-1?. 000
-1.210
-1.210
-1.210
.
149536.000
(







N)

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     TABLE £_]Q8 (continued)
                                                Page  2  of  2
Reading
No.
T, nln
W, Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
CAM. Ib
(Si ""'
f ftA" A | h /t,
X. lb/h
-
149592.000
2778. 600






149658.000
2780. 850






149434.000
2790. 400




.
























cr
          Slope  •   1.213
          Intercept
s
s
t
 (
r
Confidence Interval

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                         TABLE AJ09 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  63
                                                  1   Of 2
Degreaser A, Idle

     Solvent: Methylene chloride
          (Boiling x	; nonbolllng	)
     FB   50  *      PC   x         SC
     Inlet air   x       Exhaust air
     Other
V   0
ft/mi
In in
Date     3/8/79
Ambient'air'
  Temperature  70   °F
  Pressure  29.3 in.  Hq
  Humidity  T1I
Reading
No.
Tt mln
M. 1b
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT. h
SAW, lb
(£). ""*
(if). «>"•
X. 1b/h

149S46. 000
3535. 200








149868.000
3529. 600







1.
149896. 000
3530. 500







^
hi •
149922.000
3529. 450
0.431:
-1.050
0.43::
-1.050
-2.421:
-2.42::
-2.42]:
3.
151097.000
3502. 500
19.58::
-26. 950
20.017
-28. 000
-1. 376
-1.39?
-1.911
4.
151155.000
3501.200
0. 967
-1.300
20.98::
-29. 300
-1.345
-1. 39t-
-1.739

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TABLE A-109  (continued)
                                                Page 2   of  2
Reading
No.
T, win
U. 1b
AT, h
AH, 1b
CAT. h
IAW. lb
09. """
(fir). lb/h
X. lb/h
5.
151243.000
349?. 700
1.467
-1.500
22. 450
-30. 300
-1.020
-1.37?
-1.64?:

151274.000
3493. 350







15133*. iWi


































     n    4
     Slope-    -1-365
     Intercept      -0.491
'yx
 0.297
10.407
 0.016
 1.035
 0.609
t „     4.303
 a/c
r   -1.000
Confidence Interval
1.365 + 0.069

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                         TABLE A-110 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. J£
                                     Page  1   of 2
Degreaser B,  Idle

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
          (Boiling _x	; nonbolling 	)
     FB 50  J *      PC    x        SC
     Inlet air   x       Exhaust air _>
     Other
                    Date     3/8/79
ft/mii
min
AmblentTair
  Temperature   60   °F
  Pressure 29.3  
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TABLE A-110 (continued)
                                         Page  2  of _2.
Reading
No.
T, mln
M. 1b
AT. h
AH. 1b
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(AH\ lb/h
1 -rsr I ID/n
\AT/,
(fir). lb/h
K, lb/h
5.
151243.000
2987. 750
1.467
0. 600
22. 450
-17.350
0. 409
-0.77::
-1.80:;:

151274.000
2987. 500








151336.000
2988. 700





































n 4 S „ 1-048 t ., 4.303
yx o/c
Slope- -0.742 $ 10.407 r -1.000
     Intercept     -1.846
0.058
1.035
2.275
Confidence Interval
0.742 + 0.250

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                             TABLE ^A-lll SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 64
                                     Page  1   of  2
    Degreaser A, Idle

         Solvent:  Methylene chloride
             (Boiling _x	; nonboiling
         FB  75   *      PC     x
         Inlet  air    x       txhaust air
         Other
ft/mil
min
Date    3/10.11/79
Ambient d"ir
  Temperature   68  °F
  Pressure 29.5T in. Hg
  Humidity 42   I
Reading
No.
T mln
ly III 1 11
H. lb

AT, h

AW, lb
.
IAT, h
CAW, lb
(S). ">"••
/TMt\
viar) 1b/h
-
X, Ib/h
1.
152628. 000

3533. 300












3.
152643. 000

3581. 900
0. 3'33

-1.900

0. 33!:

- 1 . 900
-5. 700
-5. 700

-5. 700

•3.
152657. nnfi

3577. 300
0. 150

-4. 600

0. 483

-b. 500
-30.667
-1:3.44:!:

-9. 57-f

4.
152635. 000

3577. 300
0. 467

0. 500

0. 950

-b. 000
1.071
-6. 3U'

-3. 43?:

5.
154024. 000

3561. 100
22.317

-16.700

23.267

-22. 700
-0. 74?:
-0. 976

-6.610

6.
154109.000

3562. 600
1.417

1.500

24. 683

-21.200
1.059
-0. 859

-5. 460

00

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TABLE A^VII  (continued)
Page 2   of	2
Reading
No.
T, mln
N. 1b
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(S """
X. Ib/h


•























•



























n 5 Syx 2.207 tQ/2 3.182
Slope -0.732 S^ 12.821 r -1.000
Intercept -4.383 S. 0.086 Confidence Interval
a
Sb 0.350 0.732 + 0.274
S_ 13.518

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                         TABLE J\-112 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. _6i
                                     Page  i   of 2
Degreaser B, Idle

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
          (Boiling	x_; nonboiling	)
     FB   75   I      PC  x          SC
     Inlet air   x      Exhaust air
     Other
0   %
  7min
                    Date   3/10,11/79
Ambient'air
  Temperature  68   °F
  Pressure  29.5T in.  Hg
  Humidity  42  %
Reading
No.
T, min
W, Ib
oT. h
flW, Ib
EAT, h
CAW. Ib
(S). ""*
(Sfi ™
X. Ib/h
1.
152631.000
3042. 800




X
••?
k_ •
152645.000
3041.900
0.23;:
-0. 900
0. 23C:
-0. 900
-3.857
-3. 857
-3.857
3.
152653. 000
3038. 300
0. 13::
-3. 600
0. 367
-4. 500
-27. 000
-12.27::
-S. Ot-s
4.
152tS2. 000
3037. 300
0. 43::
-1.000
0. 850
-5. 500
-2. 069
-6.471
-7. 53::
5.
1540 IS. 000
3013.300
22. 267
-24. 000
O-'S 11 "•
>1O. 1 1 I
-29. 500
-1.078
-1.276
-T.. 96^'
6.
1541S9. 000
3014. 100
2. 350
0. 800
25. 967
-28. 700
0. 2SJ
-1. 105
-4. 996

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TABLE A-l 12  (continued)
Page  2  of  2
Reading
No.
T, mln
U. Ib
AT, h
AH. Ib
CAT, h
CAU. Ib
$). ">»
(M\ lb/h
X. lb/h





























•






























n 5 Syx 2.346 tQ/2 3.182
Slope -1.052 *x 13.218 r -1.000
Intercept -3.185 Sfl 0.089 Confidence interval
Ss 0.346 1.052 + 0.283
                                          Sc   11.423

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TABLE A-113 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST  NO.  65
?aser A, Idle
Solvent: Methylene chloride
(Boiling x ; nonboiling )
FB log* PC x SC A 0 %
Inlet air 	 x_ Exhaust air x V o ft/min
Other
Date 3/11.12/79
Ambient 'air
Temperature 68 '
Pressure 29. bl in.
Humidity "37 X
Page T   of  2
Reading
No.
Tf m1n
H, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
ZAT. h
CAW. lb
(S).'"
(Sft 1W
X, lb/h
1.
154243.000
3615. 300







w •
15425b. 000
361 1.500
0.217
-3. SOO
0.2 IT1
-3. 800
-17.53:;:
-17.53?:
-17.53?:
3.
1542ft":. Ofifi
3610. 600
0. 450
-0. 900
0. 667
-4. 700
-2. 000
-7. 050
-12.294
4.
15S5-:':. OilO
3593. 400
20. S 33
-17.200
21.500
-21.900
-0. :32>.
-1.019
-3. 53t-

15560S. 000
5594. 450








1555^5 nnn
3594. 300








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TABLE A-113 (continued)
                                                 Page 2   of _2_
Reading
No.
T, mln
H, Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
*» EAT. h
EAW. Ib
(M\ ih/h
1 TT t iD/n
W/t
(IAT) lb/h
X. lb/h





























•






























     n    3


     Slope    -0.839


     Intercept     -3.877
Syx    0.370



Sx    12.160



S,     0.021
 o
t /9     12.706
 a/2


r     -1.000   •



Confidence Interval


      L   1.106,
                                                                                        o.576
                                                                                             -1

                                                                                             j
                                                  9.329

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                         TABLE A-114  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 65
                                         Page \  of   2
Degreaser B, Idle

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
          (BojUng _x	; nonboiling 	)
     FB 100   %      PC    x         SC  	
     Inlet air  x        Exhaust  air 	x
     Other
A
0
n in
                        Date 3/11,12/79
Ambient 'air
  Temperature  68   °F
  Pressure 29. bl
  Humidity 37  \
Reading
No.
Tt min
H, 1b
AT. h
AW, Ib
EAT. h
EAM. Ib
(ir) 1b'h
(Sr) lb/h
X. lb/h
1.
154243.000
3086. 000







2.
154253.000
3035. 700
0. 167
-0. 300
0. 167
-0. 300
-1.300
-1.300
-1. 800
3.
154279. 000
3036. 100
0.43!:
0. 400
0. 600
0. 100
0.92::
0. 167
-0.817
4.
15553-3. 000
3065. 900
20. 900
-20. 200
21.500
-20. 100
-0. 967
-0.935
-0. S5t-

155595.000
3063. 400








155656. 000
3067. 500








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TABLE A-l 14  (continued)
Page  2  of  2
Reading
No.
T, m1n
M. Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
(ir) lb/h
X. lb/h


























•



























» 3 Syx 0.573 la/2 12.706
Slope -0.947 Sx 12.194 r -1.000
Intercept 0.259 Sa 0.033 Confidence interval
O
Sb 0.519 0.947 + 0.419
S,. 1.395

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                             TABLE  A-115SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 6b
                                                                                       Page 1   of 1
    Degreaser A. Idle

         Solvent: Methylene chloride
             (Boiling	; nonbolllng   x  )
         FB  100  %      PC    x        SC
                             Exhaust air
Inlet air   x        txnausi air   x
        Solvent  loss  during cool down period
    A   0    %
V   0    ft/min
                                                                      Date  3/12/79
Ambient
  Temperature 69.5  °F
  Pressure  29.75 in. Hg
  Humidity 37   I
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
CAW. Ib
(at) 1b'h*
(Mr) lb/h
X. lb/h
1.
155603.000
3594. 450







2.
156870.000
3537. 500
21.03'::
-6. 950
21.03:::
-*. 950
-0. 330
-0. 330
-0. 330








































>J
a*

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                         TABLE A-116 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  66
                                       Page jj	of
Degreaser B,  Idle

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
          (Boiling	; nonbolling _x	)
     n  inn  *      PC    x        SC
     Inlet air   x        Exhaust air
     Other
i   ft/mi
mln
Date   3/12/79
Ambient "air  '
  Temperature 69.5  °F
  Pressure 29.75 in. Hg
  Humidity 37   T,
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W. Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
EAW, Ib
(***\ IK*,
1 -rr- 1 1 D/n
\AI/,
(**«) lb/h
X. lb/h
1.
155656. 000
3067. 500







tZ. •
156S70. 000
3059. 500
20.23::
-8. 000
20.23^:
-8. 000
-0. 395
-0. 395
-0. 395

-









-





























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                              TABLE A-117 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 67
                Page j	of  2
      Degreaser  A, Idle

           Solvent:  Methylene chloride
               (Boiling  x	; nonboiling	
           FB  1QO*      PC   _ x       SC
           Inlet air  «	     Exhaust  air
           Other                          ~"
-*WJ
  ft/mm
Date     3/13/79
Ambient 'air  '
  Temperature  70   °F
  Pressure 29.45 in.  Hg
  Humidity  37  %
Reading
No.
Tt mln
H. 1b
AT, h
AWV 1b
EAT. h
ZAH. 1b
(S). "•"•
(Si ""•
X. Ib/h

136o??.0oo
3587. ?ft








156912XXX
3536. ^oo








156926.000
3581.oo







1.
156956. OOCi
3531.500







-i
tL •
1570 18. 000
3580. TOO
1 . 03C:
-0. 800
1.03::
-0. 300
-0. 774
-0. 774
-0. 774
3.
158334.000
3565. 000
21.93::
-15.700
22. 967
-16.500
-0.7 If.
-0. 71*
-0. 74t.
it*
^1
09

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       TABLE A-l 17  (continued)
                                                 Page  2  of  2
Reading
No.
T, min
H. lb
AT. h
AH. lb
CAT. h
CAU. lb
(fit 'b»
(£AN i i L / 1.
• ..-• i ib/n
_• g^f m ™ **f *•
X. Ib/h
4.
158400. 000
3564. 500
1. 100
-0. 500
24. 067
-17.000
-0. 455
-0. 706
-0. 73C:

153426. 000
3564. 150







158500. 000
3566. 050





•

153553.000
^S^S. 700
























vO
            n  3 -
            Slope-   -0.709
            Intercept    -0.074
Syx   0.198
sx   12.992
Sa    0.011
Sb    1.094
S,    0.170
r    -1.000
Confidence  interval
0.709 + 0.140

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                               TABLE A-118 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  67
                                             Page j	of
      Degreaser B, Idle

           Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                (Boiling _x	; nonboiling	)
           FB 10U   %      PC  x          SC _x_
           Inlet aTF    x      Exhaust air   x
           Other
    A   0   %
V    0  ft/min
                            Date    3/13/79
Amblent'air
  Temperature 70    °F
  Pressure 29.45 in. Hg
  Humidity 37   %
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
CAW. Ib
(S). ""* '
(f£). ">/"
X, Ib/h

13659?.CX)o
3059. 700








156912.000
3057. 700








156926.COO
3054. JOo







1.
156956. 000
3053. 900







2.
157018. 000
305-3. 500
1.03::
-0. 400
1.033
-0. 400
-0. 387
-0. 387
-0. 387
3.
158334.000
3043. 200
21.933
-10.300
22. 967
-10.700
-0. 470
-0. 466
-0. 42t-
o>
o

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      TABLE A^nc  (continued)
                                         Page  2  of  2
Reading
No.
T. n1n
W. Ib
AT. h
AH. Ib
EAT, h
£AU. Ib
(M\ IK/h
1 7T 1 ID/"!
W/»
(Lull i it. gg.
Yj?f ) iD/n
X, Ib/h
4.
15845?.000
3041.200
1.93;:
-2. 000
24. 950
-12. 700
-1.00?:
-0. 501:'
-0. 454

158432.000
3042. 250







153558.000
3042. 900





•



























oo
           n    3
           Slope -    -0.496
           Intercept  0.155
s
s
 0.721
13.273
 0.038
 1.089
 0.337
t  .,  12.706
 a/2
r   -1.000
Confidence Interval
0.496

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                              TABLE  A-119 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   68
                                                                       Page 1	of 1.
     Degreaser  A, Idle

          Solvent:  Methylene chloride
               (Boiling	; nonboiling _%	)
          FB   100  %
          Inlet air	*
          Other
PC    «        SC
    Exhaust air
ft/mil
min
                                                                3/14/79
Date
Ambient 'air
  Temperature   69  °F
  Pressure  29.5 in.  Hg
  Humidity  38  *
Reading
No.
Tf m1n
M, lb
AT. h
AW, lb
EAT. h
EAM, lb
(If). '*
(%). ">'*
X, Ib/h
1.
158500.000
3566. 050







^
k. •
1 59947. 000
'3555. 300
24. 11T1
-10.250
24. 117'
-10.250
-0. 425
-0. 42=.
-0. 42=.








































00
ro

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                              TABLE A-120 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST  NO.  68
                                            Page  1   of 1	
     Degreaser  B,  Idle

          Solvent:   Methylene chloride
               (Boiling 	; nonboiling _x	)
          FB TOO   *      PC    x        SC
          Inlet air    x       Exhaust air _
          Other
    A _Q	I
V   Q   ft/mln
Date     3/14/79
Ambient'air
  Temperature 69    °F
  Pressure .2^5 in. Ha
  Humidity  .38*
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. lb
AT. h

AW. lb

EAT, h
CAW, lb
(»). '<"*
f •• jkU V
• **O" 1 9 L **-
X. Ib/h
1.
158558.000
3042. 900









2e
15995'3. 000
3029. 300
23.250
-T3. 100

2'3. 250

-13. 100
-0. 560
-0.56::
-0.56::

-














































€0
co

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                              TABLE  A-121  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  69
                                           1   of  1
     Degreaser  A, Idle

          Solvent:  Methylene chloride
               (Boiling 	*_; nonboiling 	)
          n   125 I      PC     x        SC
          Inlet air    x      Exhaust air
          Other
ft/mii
min
                    Date    3/15/79
Ambient Air
  Temperature  68.5  °F
  Pressure  30. U9 in.  Hg
  Humidity  38   %
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W. 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
CAW, Ib
(*u \
Oil 11, A,
TT i lo/n
Al/,
(™\ 1b/h
X, Ib/h

160026. 000
3643. 350








160050.000
36.39. 000







1.
160075.000
3637. 050







iZ. •
161254. 000
3621. 350
19.650
-15. 700
19.650
-15. 700
-0. 799
-0. 799
-0. 799

161327.000
3623.000

















00

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                               TABLE A-122 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  69
                 Page i   of i
      Degreaser B,  Idle

           Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                (Boiling j<	; nonboiling 	
           FB  125  I      PC     x       SC
           Inlet air   x       Exhaust air _
           Other
Date   3/15/79
Amb i enTTTr
  Temperature 6S..5  °F
  Pressure 30.09 in. Hg
  Humidity 38   I
Reading
No.
T, win
W, Ib '
AT. h
AW( Ib
EAT, h
EAM, Ib
(&} IhTh
i yr i iD/n
\AI/i
X. Ib/h

1 60026. 000
3106. 300







160050. 000
'3100. 750






1.
160075. 000
3100. 750






2.
161254. 000
3076. 750
19.6TO
-24. 000
19. 650
-24. 000
-1.221
-1.22J

161419.000
307S. 500















00

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                               TABLE  A-123 SUMMARY OF DATA  FROM TEST NO.   70
                                  Page J_ of ]	
Degreaser A,  Idle

     Solvent: Methylene chloride
          (Boiling 	; nonboiling _x	)
     ™ 125   I      PC     x       SC 	
     Inlet air jc	     Exhaust air   x       V

             Solvent loss during cool down period
                                                             ft/m
min
Date      3/16/79
Ambient «Jir '
  Temperature  69   °F
  Pressure  30.12 in.  hg
  Humidity  38  *
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, 1b
AT. h
AW, lb
EAT, h
CAW, lb
(»). ""*
(SOL "•"'
X. Ib/h
1.
161327.000
3623. 000





0
k_ •
162654. OOfi
3616.500
22. 1 1 T1
-6. 500
22. 117
-6. 500
-0. 2?4
-0. 291
-0. 2?
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                                TABLE  A-l24SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM TEST  NO.  70
                                                                                            Page _J_ of J	
Degreaser B,  Idle

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
          (Boiling 	; nonboiling   x  )
     ™  125. *      PC    x        SC
     Inlet air	x_     Exhaust air
     Other
                                                          A  o    %
                                                      V   o    ft/ml n
                                                                                  Date    3/16/79
Ambient 'air
  Temperature JJ9_	°F
  Pressure 30.12 in. Hg
  Humidity  38  ~
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. Ib
AT. h
AN, Ib
EAT, h
CAW. Ib
(S). ">"•
(M?). «""
X, lb/h
1.
161327. 000
307S. 500





•Z. •
1 62654. OOCi
3070. 350
22. 117
-8. 150
22. 117
-3. 150
-0. 36'!'
-0. '369
-0. 3*-:i
3.
165601. 000
.30?0. 400
49. 117
-39. 950
71.23:::
-43. 100
-o. si::
-0. 675
-0. 52J'
























00

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                                TABLE A-125  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  71
                                        Page  1  of 1
       Degreaser A, Idle

            Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                (Boiling 	; nonboiling  x  )
            FB  50    %      PC  _^^     • SC
            Inlet air  x	     Exhaust air	       	
            Other
                 Lip  exhaust at  16  ft-Vmin oer ft^ of top opening
I   ft/mil
rnin
                       Date    3/22/79
Ambient 'air
  Temperature       °F
  Pressure      in. Hg
  Humidity      %
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W. lb
AT. h
AW. lb
EAT. h
'EAW, ib
(&} 1h/h
\ TT i *o/n
\AI/f
(IST) lb/h
X, lb/h
1.
170497.000
3598. 700







2.
171342.000
3590. 500
14.08::
-8. 200
14. 08^:
-3. 200
-o. 5s:-
-0. 581:
-0. 5?;1








































o>
00

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                                TABLE  A-126 SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM TEST NO.   71
                                             Page j__ of	j_
       Oegreaser  B, Idle

            Solvent:   Methylene chloride
                 (Boiling 	; nonboiling _x	)
            FB  50   *       PC ___      SC
            Inlet air   x        Exhaust  air
            Other
                      Crosscurrent test
    An	%
V   n   ft/min
                            Date    3/22/79
Ambient 'air
  Temperature       °F
  Pressure      in. Hq
  Humi d i ty      %
Reading
No.
Tf min
W, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
CAW. lb
(If). ">"•
(i?). «""
X. Ib/h
1.
170497. 000
2779. *00





:•
k_ •
171342.000
2722. 200
14. Ofi'l:
-57. 400
14. ng::
-57. 400
-4. 07t-
-4. 07t-
-4. 070
































CO
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                              TABLE A-127 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  72
                 Page  ]   of  1
     Degreaser  A,  Idle

          Solvent:  Methylene  chloride
               (Boiling _x	;  nonboiling 	)
          FB _&Q	I      PC 	£_      SC 	      A _Q	%
          Inlet air	g_     Exhaust air   x       V   n   tt/min

                  Lip exhaust  at  100  ft-Vmin per ft^ of top opening
Date    3/23/79
Ambient Sir
  Temperature  69    °F
  Pressure  28.81  in.  Hg
  Humidity  61   I
Reading
No.
Tt mln
H. 1b
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
EAH, lb
(»). i* '
(Sfi ">'"
X, lb/h

171507.000
376-3. 000






171525..00CI,
3762. 000:i






in 535. ooo
3758. 100





1.
171531.000
3755. 700





2m
172357.000
3647. 450
21.2bT1
-1 OS. 250
21.267'
-1 OS. 250
-5. 0?0
-5. 090
-5. 0?0

172910.000
3647. S50





vO
O

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                         TABLE  A-128SUMHARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   72
                                          1  Of  1
Degreaser B, Idle

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
          (BofHng   x  ; nonboiling 	)
     FB 50    I      PC      x      SC _
     Inlet air  jc	     Exhaust air   x
     Other
             Crosscurrent test
Ft/mil
min
Date    3/23/79
Ambient 'air
  Temperature  69   °F
  Pressure 28.81 in. Hg
  Humidity 61 _1
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
CAW. Ib
(1?). '*'
(M?). "•"•
X. Ib/h

171507.000
2977. 500








171526.000
2973. 000








171535.000
2973. QOO







1.
171 53 1.000
2969. 900







2.
172S57. 000
2793. ?00
21.267
-176.600
21.267
-176. 600
-3. 30<-
-3. 30*-
-8. 30'

172994.000
278S. 250








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                         TABLE A-129 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  74
                 Page  1   of  5
Degreaser A, operating
     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
Date    4/15/79

FB 75 % PC x SC A 50 %
Inlet air x Exhaust air x V 8 ft/mi n
Other
Ambient air
Temperature 7U °F
Pressure 29.6 in. Hg
Humidity _b2~"~*
Reading
No.
T, mln
M, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
EAW. Ib
(Atl\ • • •
OW 1 IK/h
xr 1 • vfn
Al/,
(Ml) Ib/h
X, Ib/h

205141. 000
'^72. nnn
~ ™ i ^ • •* •»• •» •







205157. 000
3671. 100








205 it. ?. nnn
':h.K7. ftfn'i







1.
205201. 000








ftl •
205265. 000

1.0*7
-1.000
1.067
- 1 . 000
-0.937
-0.937
-0. 937
3.
205324.000
*> £ £ T« QTifi
O t§ O J* • . U L '
0. 983
-0. 700
2. 050
-1.700
-0.712
-0. 829
-0. 883

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        TABLE A-129 (continued)
Page   2  of 5
Reading
No.
T, «1n
M. 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
CAT. h
CAM. 1b
(Sf) ">'"
VAT/,
(IAT). 1b/h
X. 1b/h
4.
205332. 000
3661.500
0. 967
-2. 400
3.017
-4. 100
-2. 43::
-1.359
-1.04C'
5.
205440. 000
3660. 200
0. 967
-1. 300
3.98'.:
-5.400
-1.345
-1. 356
-1. 120
6.
205505. 000
3653. 500
i.os:;
-1. 700
5. 067
-7. 100
-1.569
-1.401
-1. 177
_
205564. 000
3657. 000
0.93::
-1.500
6. 050
-3. 600
-1.525
-1.421
-1.217
3-
205625. 000
3655. 900
1.017
-1. 100
7. 067'
-9. 700
-1.082:
-1. 37::
-1.240
9.
205634. 000
3654. 000
0. 93::
-1.900
3. 050
-11.600
-1.93:-
-1.44J
-1.265
VD
        (continued)

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        TABLE A-l_29 (continued)
3  of 5
Reading
No.
T, nln
U. 1b
AT. h
AU, 1b
CAT, h
CAW. 1b
©. '•*
(IAT), lb/h
X, lb/h
10.
205745. 000
3652. 600
1.017
-1.400
9. 067
-13.000
-1.377
-1.434
-1.234
11.
205804. 000
3651.500
0.98::
-1. 100
10.050
-14. 100
-1. 119
-1.401:
-1.295
12.
205864. 000
3650. 000
1.000
-1.500
11.050
-15. 600
-1.500
-1.41J:
-1. 306
13.
205925. 000
364ft. 800
1. 017
-1. 200
12.067
-16.300
-1. 180
-1.39J1
1 -1.3KI
14.
205935. 000
3647. 300
1. 000
-1.500
1 3. 067
-13.300
- 1 . 500
-1.40J
- 1 . 320
15.
206045. 000
3645. 900
1.000
-1.400
14.067
- 1 9. 700
-1.400
-1.400
-1.326
\D
        (continued)

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       TABLE A-12Q (continued)
Page
Reading
No.
T. »1n
U. 1b
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
(1?). ""*
(sft ">"
X. tb/h
16.
206104.000
3645. 100
0. 983
-0. SOO
15.050
-20. 500
-0. 814
-1.36?
-1.32*
17.
206164.000
3643. 500
1.000
-1. 600
16.050
-22. 100
-1.600
-1. 377
-1.331
18.
206217.000
3642. 600
0. 383
-0. 900
16.933
-23.000
-1.01?'
-1. 358
-1.333
19.
206236. 000
3641. 500
1. 150
-1. 100
18.033
-24. 100
-0. 957
-1. 333
-1.333
20.
206 34 R. 000
3640. 100
1.033
-1. 400
19.11 7
-25. 500
-1. 355
-1. 334
-1. 33::
21.
206401.000
3638. 100
0. 883
-2. 000
20. 000
-27. 500
-2.264
-1.375
-1.335
vD
in
       (continued)

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       TABLfc A-T2_9 (continued)
Page  5  of  5
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. Ib
AT, h
AW. Ib
CAT. h
I AW. Ib
(M\ lh/h
\ TT i iD/n
\AT/,
(fir), lb'h
X, 1b/h
22.
206461. nnn
3637.900
1.000
-0. 200
21.000
-27. 700
-0. 200
-1. 31?
-1.331
^ ^
20652 1. 000
3636. 500
1.000
-1.40fi
22. 000
-29. 100
-1.40CI
-1.32-::
-1.331
24.
206534. nnn
3634. 900
1 . 050
-I. 600
23.050
-.30. 700
-1.521
-i. 33:-
-I. 334
25.
206644. 000
3631. ?nn
1.000
-1.200
24. 050
-31. 900
-1.200
-1.326
-1. 333

206672. nnn








206760. nrin
3634. 000






n 24 Syx 0.529 ta/2 2.074
Slope- -1.336 Sx 7.067 r -1.000
Intercept -0.279 Sfl 0.016 Confidence Interval
Sb 0.179 1.336 + 0.033
S,. 0.480
vO

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                                 TABLE A-1JJO  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 74
                                                                       Page j	of
        Degreaser B, operating

             Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                                                      Date   4/15/79
             FB  75   t
             Inlet air   x
             Other
PC   x          SC
    Exhaust air  x
    A 50	%
V  8    ft/min
AmblenFair
  Temperature  70
  Pressure 29.60 in. Hg
  Humidity  B2  t
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
CAW, Ib
(**} Ih/h
I TV I • O/n
VA'/t
(i^\ 1b/h
X, lb/h

205141.
3028. (.00


t





205154.
3028. (.00








205161.
3021. 300







1.
205201. 000
3022. 800







w. •
205265. 000
3020. 900
1.0671
-1.900
1.0671
-1.900
-1.781
-1.731
-1.731
3.
205324. 000
30 IS. 300
0. 933
-2. 100
2. 050
-4. 000
-2. 1 36
-1.951
-1.36*.
vD

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        TABLE  A-l30(continued)
Page 2_  of  5
Reading
No.
T. min
U. Ib
AT. h
AW, ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(S). "">
(SO. """
X. Ib/h
4.
205382. 000
3017. 000
0. 967
-1.800
3.0 IT1
-5. 300
-1.8*2
-1.923
•-1.88S
5.
205440. 000
3015.500
0. 967
-1.500
3.98::
-7. 300
-1.55J1
-1.831:
-1 O~"«
1 . O 1 L.
6.
205505. 000
3012.600
1. 08::
-2. 900
5. 067
-10. 20fi
— «z. . t' i i
-2. OK:
-1.900
i .
205564. 000
3010. TOO
0. 93::
-1. 900
6. 050
-12. 100
-i. 93:-
-2. OOCi
-1.917
3.
205625. 000
3009. 000
1.017
-1.700
7. 067
-13.800
-1.67?
-1. 957:
-1.92:-
9.
205684. 000
3007. 000
0. 93::
-2. 000
8. 050
-15.800
-2. 031
-1.96::
-1.927
vO
00
        (continued)

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        TABLE  A-130 (continued)
Page  3   of  5
Reading
No.
T. nln
U. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
GO. "">
(sr) 1b/h
X. 1b/h
10.
205745. 000
?nn5. nnn
1.017
-2. 000
9. 067
-17.800
-1.967
-1.96::
. -1.931
11.
205804. 000
3003. 000
0. 983
-2. 000
10.050
-19.300
-2. 034
-1.970
-1.935
12.
205364. OOfi
3001.200
1.000
-1.800
11.050
-21.600
-1.800
-1.955
-1.937
13.
205925. 000
2«a. 5fifi
1. 017
-1.700
12.067
-23. 300
-1.67?
-1.931
-1.93*
14.
205935. 000
2'5*7. 5flfi
1 . 000
-2. 000
1 3. 067
-25. 300
-2. 000
-1.936
-1.936
15.
206045. 000
ws *nn
1 . 000
-1. 600
14.067
-26. 900
-1.600
-1.912
-1. 935
vO
vD
         (contfniied)

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        TABLE  A-130 (continued)
Page  4   of 5
Reading
No.
T, 01n
U, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
CAW, lb
GO. "">
(fir). 1b/h
X, Ib/h
16.
206104. 000
2994. 000
0. 983
-1.900
15.050
-28. 800
-1.93:-
-1.914
. -1.93::
17.
206164. 000
2991. 900
1.000
-2. 100
16.050
-30. 900
-2. 100
-1.925
-1.9-3::
18.
206217.000
299D. SOfi
0.88::
-1.400
16.93::
-32. 300
-1.535
-1. 907
-1. ?3J
19.
206236. 000
2933. 400
1. 150
-2. 100
13.08::
-34. 400
- 1 . 82*.
-1.9CC
-1.930
20.
2063-43. 000
2936. 400
1.03::
-2. 000
19. 117
-36. 400
-1.935
- 1 . 904
-1.92?:
21.
206401. 000
2984. 600
0. 83.::
-1.800
20. 000
-33.200
-3. 038
-1.910
-1.927
o
o
        (continued)

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in
o
       TABLE A-130 (continued)
                                                 Page  5  of 5	
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. 1b
AT. h
AW. Ib
CAT. h
CAW. Ib
(fi). ™
(Sfl ™
X. Ib/h
00
k» h. •
206461. 000
2982. 600
1.000
-2. 000
21.000
-40. 200
-2. 000
-1.914
-1.927
:••>
i_ _' •
206521. 000
2980. 100
1.000
-2. 500
22. 000
-42. TOO
-2. 500
-1. 941
-1.927
24.
206584. 000
2973. SOn
1.050
-1.800
23.050
-44. 500
-1. 714
-1.931
-1.928
25.
2066J4. 000
2976. 100
1. 000
-2. 200
24. 050
-46. 700
-2. 200
-1.94:-
-1. 928

206672. 000
2975. 700








206845. 000
2977. 000







            n  24
            Sl-ope-   -1.917
            Intercept   -0.145
syx   0.298
 x    7.067
 a
s-    0.009
                                                  sb   0.179
                                                  >,.   0.270
'a/2   2.074
r    -1.000
Confidence Interval
1.917 + 0.019

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                         TABLE  A-131 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  75
                                                                       Page  1  of  5
Degreaser A, operating

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                                                      Date    4/17,18/79
     FB  75   %
     Inlet air   x
     Other
PC    x         SC _
    Exhaust air   x
A
C
50  X
   nTin
Ambient'air
  Temperature  70   °f
  Pressure  29.81 In. Hg
  Humidity
Reading
No.
T, mln
H. Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
TAT, h
CAW, Ib
(W\ rifi.'
1 TT I ID/H
\AI/t
(ffi) Ib/h
X, Ib/h

20723?. OOCi
3642. 700








207247. 000
3642. 000








207255. 000
•^•:ft. -Wi







1.
207270. 000
36 38. 900







2.
207331. 000
i
3637. 300
1. 017
-1. 600
1.017
-1.600
-1.574
-1.574
-1.574
3.
207391.000
3635. 600
1. 000
-1.700
2. 0 1 7
-3. 900
-1.700
-1.63*
-1.60=.

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        TABLE  A-131(continued)
2 of   5
Reading
No.
T. Bin
y. ID
AT. h
AU. 1b
CAT. h
£AU lh
GO. «*
(sft "•"•
X. Ib/h

4.
207451.000
363::. 800
1.0 00
-1.800
3.017
-5. 100
-1.800
-1.691
-1.634

5.
207511.000
3632.700
1.000
-1. 100
4.017'
-h. 2firi
-1. 100
-1.544
-1.611

6.
207571.000
3630. 900
1.000
-1. son
5. 017
-R. nnn
-1.800
-1.595
-1.608

i .
207631. 000
3629. 400
1. 000
-1. 500
6. 017
-o. "inn
-1.500
-1.579
-1. 60 ::

8.
207697. 000
3628. 000
1. 100
-1.400
7. 117
-in. *nn
-1. 27!:
-1.53C:
-1.59::
i
9.
207764. 000
3625. 700
1. 117
-2. 300
8.23::
- 1 ": *nn
-2. 060
-1.60::
-1.594

1/1
o
OJ
        (continued)

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TABLE A-l31  (continued)
Page  3   of 5
Reading
No.
T. Bin
U, lb
AT. h
AU. lb
EAT. h
EAH. lb
GO. ««•
(fir) lb/h
X. lb/h
10.
207817.000
3624. 700
0. 38::
-I. 000
9. 117
-14.200
-1. 13C-
-1.558
-1.590
11.
207873. 000
3623.800
0. 93::
-0. 900
10.050
-15. 100
-0. 964
-1.502:
-1.581
12.
207938. 000
3620. 500
i.os::
" -3. 300
11. 13::
-18. 400
-3.046
-1.65::
-1.58?:
13.
207996. 000
3619. 500
0. 967
-1.000
12. 100
-19.400
-1.034
-l.bO::
-1.539
14.
203054. 000
3618.200
0. 967
-1.300
1 3. 067
-20. 700
-1. 345
-1.534
-1.589
15.
203113.000
3616.200
0. 98::
-2. 000
14.050
-22. 700
-2.034
-1.616
-1.591
(continued)

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       TABLE A-131(continued)
Page  a  of
Reading
No.
T, 0in
U. Ib
AT. h
AH. Ib

CAT. h
CAU. Ib
(xft w
\AT/.
(itr) lb/h
X. lb/h
16.
208173.000
3614.700
1.03-::
-1.500
15. 13::

-24. 200
-1.335
-1.599
-1.591
17.
203237. 000
3613.000
0.93::
-1. 700
16. 117

-25. 900
-1.729
-1.607
-1.59?
13.
203296. 000
3611.400
0.9?::
-1.600
17. 100

-27. 500
-1.627
-1.603
-1.59::
19.
203354. 000
3610. 200
0. 967
- 1 . 200
13.067

-23. 700
-1.241
-1.539
-1. 59::
20.
9
203413. 000
3603. 300
0.93::
-1.400
19.050

-30. 100
-1.424
-1.530
- 1 . 59?
21.
203473. 000
3606. 700
1.000
-2. 100
20. 050

-32.200
-2. 100
-1.606
-1.59::
IP
o
       (continued)

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       TABLE  A-131  (continued)
                                                Page  5   of  5
Reading
No.
T. nln
U. 1b
AT. h
AM. 1b
CAT. h
CAW. 1b
(if). «•"•
X. Ib/h
-. ^
203532. 000
3605. 500
0. 983
-1.200
21.031:
-33.400
-1.220
-1.588
-1.593
23.
203593. 000
3 60 3. -500
1.01T1
-2. 000
22. 050
-35.400
-1.967
-1.605
-1.593
24.
.,n.:>.c;.1 nnf|
3602. 000
1 . 000
-1.500
23.050
-36. 900
-1.500
- 1 . 60 1
1 -1.594
25.
20371 3. 000
3600. 400
1. 000
- 1 . 600
24. 050
-38. 500
-1.600
-1.601
-1.594

2n:-:7'5R. nnn
3601. 500















CP
o
a*
            n   24


            Slope-   -1.603


            Intercept  0.102
'yx
0.312


7.076


0.009


0.179


0.453
           2.074


r     -l.OOU


Confidence  Interval


1.603 + 0.019

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                                 TABLE  A-132 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 75
Degreaser B. operating
Solvent: Methyl ene chloride
FB 75 % PC x SC x A 50 I
Inlet air x Exhaust air x V 8 ft/min
Other
Date 4/17/79
Ambient air
Temperature 70 '
Pressure 29.81 in.
Humidity 4] %
Page  l   of  5
Reading
No.
T, min
H, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
CAW. Ib
(£)>
(far). lb/h
X. lb/h

20723?. 000
3023. 400








207244. 000
302:?. 600








207251.000
3027. 400







1.
207270. 000
3027. 800







2,
207331. 000
3028. 300
1 . 0 1 T1
0. 500
1 . 0 1 7
0. 500
o. 4?;-
o. 4?;:
o. 49:-
3.
2073?!. 000
3026. 500
1.000
-1.800
2.017
-1.300
-1.800
-0. 645
-0. 07t.
in
o
-o

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         TABLE A-l32  (continued)
Page  ?  of
Reading
No.
T. nln
U, Ib

AT. h

AW. Ib

CAT. h
EAU. Ib
(XT) ">/"
\Al/.
(lir) lb/h
-
X. 1b/h
4.
207451.000
3025. 300
1.000

-1.200

3.017

-2. 500
-1.200
-0. 829
-0. 327

5.
207511.000
3022. 600
1.000

-2. 700

4.017

-5. 200
-2. 700
-1.295
-0. 569

6.
207571.000
3021.300
1 . 000

-0. 800

5.0 IT1

-6. 000
-0. 800
-1. 19t-
-0. 694

1 •
207631.000
3020. 000
1.000

-1.800

6. 017

-7. 800
-1.800
-1.291-..
-0. 79C-

8.
207697. 000
3020. 400
1. 100

0. 400

7. 117

-7. 400
0. 364
-1.040
-0. 830

9.
207764. 000
3019.400
1 . 1 1 7

-1.000

8.23'.:

-3. 400
-0. 89t«
- 1 . 020
-0. 854

o
00
         (continued)

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TABLE A-132 (continued)
Page  3  of _§_
Reading
No.

T. nln
U, Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib
CAT, h
HAW. Ib
GO. lb"
(Mr). ">"
X. Ib/h
10.
207817. 000
30 It.. 600
0.881:
-2. 300
9. 1 1 T1
-11.200
-3. 170
-1. 220
-o. 395
11.
207873. 000
3015. 100
0. 931:
-1. 500
10. 050
-12.700
-1.607
-1.264
-0. 93J1
12.
2079™. nnn
3015.700
1.081:
0. 600
11. 131:
-12. 100
0. 554
-1.037
-0. 94t.
13.
2079*K. nrifi
301 3. 900
0. 967
-1. 300
12. 100
-13.900
-1.36:-
-1. 149
-0. 961:
14.
2nan«i4. nnn
3011.700
0. 967
-2. 200
1 3. 067
-16. 100
-2. 27*.
-1.23J1
-0. 934
15.
^nftii^ nnn
3010.500
0. 93 ::
-1.200
14.050
-17.300
-1.220
-1.231
-l.OOJ
(continued)

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TABLE  A-l32(continued)
Page  &  of  5
Reading
No.

T. win
U. Ib

AT. h

AU. Ib

EAT. h

EAU. Ib
(*\ lh/h
lirJ io/n
\AV.
AAU\ |b/||
\isr).
X. lb/h
16.
203173.000

3011.000
1.03::

0. 500

15. 130

-16.800

o. 46::
-1. 110
-1.00?

17.
203237. 000

3009. 100
o. 93;:

-1. 900

16. 117

-13.700

-1.93::
-1. 160
-1.01?:

18.
208296. 000

3007. 000
0.98::
m
-2. 100

17. 100

-20. 300

-2. 136-
-1.21t.
- 1 . 030

19.
203354.000

3005. 000
0. 967

-2. 000

18.067

-22. 300

-2. 069
-1.26::
-1.04 ::

20.
20841 3. 000

3003.700
0. 93:-:

-1.300

19.050

-24. 100

-1.32;-
-1.265
-1.054

21.
208473. 000

3004. 100
1.000

0. 400

20. 050

-23. 700

0. 400
-1. 13J:
-1.061

(continued)

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TABLE A-132 (continued)
                                                Pagis  5  of  5
Reading
No.
T. mln
W, 1b
AT. h
AM, Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
(1?). ">"
(zir). lb/h
X. lb/h
22.
208532.000
3002. 000
0. 98':
-2. 100
21.03::
-25. ann
-2. 13^-
-1.227
-1.069
i
23.
208593. 000
2999. 500
1.017
-2. 500
22. 050
-'ft ?nn
-2. 459
-1.28:::
-1.07?:
24.
208653. 000
2998. 500
1 . 000
-1.000
23. 050
_,q .^nf|
-1.000
-1.271
-1.087
25.
208713.000
2997. 300
1 . 000
-1. 200
24. 050
-30. 500
-1.200
-1.26:;:
-1.094

208931. 000
2997. 000

















     n   24
     Slope    -1.299
     Intercept    1.233
Syx   0.835
Sw    7.076
S..    0.025
 a
Sb    0.179
S     1.083
 a/2
r     -1.000   •
Confidence Interval
1.299 + 0.052

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                              TABLEA-l33  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  76
                                                                   Page _i_ of
     Degreaser A, Idle

          Solvent: Methylene chloride
              (Boiling 	y_; nonboiling 	)
          FB   75  I      PC   x         SC
          Inlet  air  x
                                                  Date   4/25/79
ixhaust  air
    A   Q   %
V    0  Ft/min
                                                  Ambient'air '
                                                    Temperature  72
          Other  Lip exhaust at 50 ft3/min per ft2 top opening
Pressure 29.4 in. Hg
Humidity
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
EAW, Ib
(S). '*»
(^lf) 1b/h
X. Ib/h

2139?6.0oo
3783. loo








218958.000
3736. :-oo







1.
218966. 000
3780. 500







•:•
h- •
220090. 000
374?. 400
18.73::
-31. 100
13.73::
-31. 100
-1.660
-1. 660
-1. 660

220142. 000
3750. 300

















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                               TABLE JUU4 SUMMARY OF DATA  FROM  TEST NO. 76
                                            Page
                          of
      Degreaser B, Idle

           Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                (Boiling x	; nonboiling 	)
           FB  75    %      PC    x        SC _
           Inlet air  x        Exhaust air   x
           Other
    A   Q   %
V  0    ft/mln
Date     4/25.26/79
Ambient'air
  Temperature  72    *F
  Pressure 29.4 jn.  Hg
  Humidity 66.   %
Reading
No.
T, m1n
H, 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
JAW. Ib
(M\ 1h/h
I TT 1 'ofn- •
\AI/,
(Sr) lb/h
X, lb/h

218936. 000
2954. 200








218954. 000
295::. 600







1.
218963.000
2952. 000







2.
220090. 000
2927. 800
18. 78::
-24. 200
18. 73::
-24. 200
-1. 28?:
-1.23:]:
-1. 23?:

220297. 000
2328. 500

















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                         TABLE A-135 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   77
                                                        Page  1  of   1
Degreaser A, Idle

     Solvent: Methylene chloride
          (Boiling  x	; nonboiling	)
                     PC
SC
FB   75. *         __         	
Inlet air    x      Exhaust air    x       V 	

0thCr   Lip exhaust at  100  ft3/min  per  ft2 top opening
A   0   %
0   ft/min
Date   4/26/79
Ambient'air '
  Temperature   -   °F
  Pressure  Z9.10 in.  Hg
  Humidity 55t
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. Ib
1
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
CAW. Ib
(S). ">'"
(far). lb/h
x, lb/h

220347. 000
3747. 000








220378. 000
3746. 500







1.
220389. 000
3742. 100







2.
221529.000
3701.300
19.000
-40. 800
19.000
-40. 800
-2. 147
-2. 147
-2. 147

221606. 000
3701.900


















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                              TABLE A-J36  SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM TEST NO.  77
                                             Page J	of J
     Degreaser  B,  Idle

          Solvent:  Methylene chloride
               (Boiling _x	; nonboiling	
          FB  75   %      PC   x          SC
          .Inlet air    x      Exhaust  air _
          Other
                Crosscurrent  test
    A   0   %
V   0   ft/min
Date      4/26/79
Ambient'air
  Temperature       CF
  Pressure  29.10  in.  Hg
  Humidity  65   *
Reading
No.
T, min
H. lb
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
EAM, lb
(ir). lb/h
(Sf). ">"
X, lb/h

220347. 000
2926. 500







220376. 000
2926. 200






1.
220331.000
2924. 500






2.
221529.000
2330.300
19. 13'J
-94. 200
19. 13;:
-94. 200
-4. 92-::
-4.92::
-4.92::

221735.000
2830. 000















IT
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l/l

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                         TABLE A-137 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   78a
                                  Page  1   of  1
Degreaser A, Idle  .

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
         (Boiling	; nonboiling _g	)
     FB	  X      PC   x         SC
     Inlet  air	    Exhaust air
     Other
                 Date   5/8/79
min
           Lid closed; inlet air was turned on about 3 hours  after  test  started
Ambient air
  Temperature   77   °F
  Pressure  29.50 in.  Hg
  Humidity  59   I
Reading
No.
T, min
H. Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT. h
CAM. Ib
(S). «"•
(LOW 1 f L 1 ft.
TTT-J lO/n
X. 1b/h
1.
237417.000
3607. 100







2.
23S694. 000
3602. 400
21.283
4. 700
21.283
4. 700
,0.221
0.22!
0. 221









































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                              TABLE A-138 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 78a
                                             Page ]	of
     Degreaser B.'ldle  .

          Solvent:   Methylene chloride
              (Boiling	; nonboiling _x	)
          FB  	  I      PC   x          SC
          Inlet  air	     Exhaust air
          Other
                lid closed
    A   Q   %
V    n  ft/min
                            Date   5/8/79
Ambient air*
  Temperature  77   °F
  Pressure  29.50 in.  Hg
  Humidity 59   %
Reading
No.
T. mln
W. lb
AT. h
AW, lb
EAT, h
CAW. lb
(S). ">'"
(fir). 1b'h
X. Ib/h
1.
237417.000
2647. 100







2.
238694.000
2642. 000
21.283
5. 100
21.2S3
5. 100
0. 240
0. 240
0. 240








































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                             TABLE A-139 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  78b
                                                                                       Page
                                                                         of
    Degreaser A, Idle  .

         Solvent: Methylene chloride
             (Boiling	; nonboiling _x	)
         FB _50__X      PC     x        SC
                             Exhaus
Inlet air
Other
wust  air
l_ ft/mil
mln
               Lid closed
                                                                      Date    5/9/79
                                                                      Ambient aif
                                                                        Temperature 60
Pressure  29.5U  in. hg
Humidity  75   I
Reading
No.
T( mln
W, lb
AT, h
AW, lb
IAT, h
EAW, lb
(S). """
(lj*\ lb/h
X, 1b/h
1.
238736.000
3602. 400







h_ •
24013S. 000
3Ti?8. 300
23. 367
3. 600
23.367
3.600
0. 154
0. 154
0. 154








































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                               TABLE  A-l40 SUMMARY  OF  DATA  FROM TEST  NO.  78b
                                             Page  1   of _]_
      Degreaser B, Idle

           Solvent:   Methylene chloride
               (Boiling 	; nonboiling _x	)
           FB   50    %      PC  _^^      SC  _
           Inlet air	    Exhaust  air 	
           Other  Lid closed
V  0    ft/m
0   I
  fnin
                            Date     5/9/79
                            Ambient air
                              Temperature  60
Pressure 29.50 in. Hg
Humidity ~~~
Reading
No.
T, min
H. lb
AT. h
AM, lb
EAT, h
EAW. lb
(S). ">'"
(m\ lb/h
X, lb/h
i .
238736.000
Pf4^ |"|j"l








2401 38. 000
?H T.,: ! p.'.

T-.9X,
23. 367
?. ?•?:'
0. 252
u- ^5?
<.'. :-s.'








































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                             TABLE A-141  SUMMARY  OF  DATA FROM TEST NO. 79
                                  Page j	of
Degreaser A,  Idle

     Solvent: Methylene  chloride
         (Boiling 	;  nonboiling	x_)
     FB   125 I      PC     x       SC
     Inlet air    x       txhaust air   x"
     Other
                                                        A  0
                                                    V   0    ft/m
 X
nfin
Date   5/10/79
Ambient a*ir
  Temperature  70   °F
  Pressure 29.5U in. Hg
  Humidity 75   1
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, 1b
AT, h
AW, lb
EAT, h
CAW, lb
(AW\ 1b/h
1 TT 1 * Vf"
\fll/l
(IAT). lb/h
X. Ib/h
1.
240377. nilfi
3615. 600







kv •
24 1 537. nnn
3605. 500
20. 167
10. 100
20. 167
10. 100
0. 501
0.501
0. 50 L








































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                              TABLE A-142 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  79
                 Page T   of   1
     Degreaser B, Idle.

          Solvent:  Methylene chloride
               (Boiling	; nonboiling  x  )
          FB   	  I      PC     x         SC _
          Inlet air	x_    Exhaust air  x
          Other
V  0    ft/m
Date    5/10/79
Ambient air
  Temperature 22	°F
  Pressure 29.50 in. Mg
  Humidity "75~Ti
Reading
No.
T, mln
H, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
CAW. Ib
(AT) lb/h
(EAW\ lb/h
VIST/,
X. lb/h
K
24n3?r. nnn
2R1 1. ftnn






2.
241537. 000
2am. nnn
20. 167
3. 600
20. 167
3. 600
0. 426
0. 426
0. 426




































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                              TABLE A-143 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  80
                                     Page  \  of J
     Degreaser A,  Idle

          Solvent: Hethylene chloride
               (Boiling	; nonboiling   x  )
          n  inn  *      PC   x         SC
          Inlet air   x       Exhaust air
          Other
ft/mil
min
                    Date  5/11/79
                    Ambient air
Temperature  70   »F
Pressure  29.46 In. Hg
Humidity
Reading
No.
T, min
W, 1b
AT. h
AW, Ib
EAT. h
EAW. Ib
(S). '""
(if), -w
X. 1b/h

Z4167Z. OOCl
3517.800








245910.000
3486. 300
70. 633
31.500
70. 63?
31. 500
0. 446
0. 4 •:*
0. 440




































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                               TABLE AjJ44  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 80_
                                             Page 1   of   1
      Degreaser B,  Idle

           Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                (Boiling j	; nonboiling _x	)
           n  100  t      PC  x          sc _
           Inlet air   x       Exhaust air  x
           Other
V  0
a   *
ft/mil
min
Date      5/11/79
Ambient air
  Temperature  70   *F
  Pressure  29.46 in.  Kg
  Humidity 70   1
Reading
No.
T, min
H. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
TAT. h
CAN. Ib
(&} Ik/h
1 TT 1 • vfn
\AT/,
(^f) Ib/h
X. lb/h

241672.000
2729. 800








24=i?i 0. rinn
2703. 7'00
70. ^.33
26. 300
70.633
26. 300
0. 372
0.372
0. 372








































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                              TABLE A-145 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  81
                                     Page  i   of
     Degreaser  A, Idle

          Solvent:  Wethylene chloride
               (Boiling	; nonbolllng _x	)
          FB    75 *      PC   x         SC
          Inlet air    x       Exhaust air

          Other   Lid closed
tt/mli
mln
Date   5/14/79
Ambient'air
  Temperature   69   °F
  Pressure  29.6b In.  Mg
  Humidity  53   *
Reading
No.
T, mln
V. 1b
AT, h
AW. 1b
CAT, h
raw, ib
($). ™
(M?). iw
X. Ib/h
1.
246040. 000
3643. 100





2.
247360. 000
3637. 700
22. 000
-5. 400
22. 000
-5. 400
-0. 24?!
-0. 24!!
-0. 24?:
































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                              TABLE  A-146 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 81
                                            Page j__of
      Oegreaser B, Idle

           Solvent:   Methylene chloride
               (Boiling	; nonbolling _x	)
           n  75  t      PC  x         sc _
           Inlet  air    x       Exhaust  air    x
           Other
                 Lid closed
V  0
Date   5/14/79
Ambient air '
  Temperature  69   °F
  Pressure 29.bb'in.  Hg
  Humidity 53t
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
EAN, 1b
(&} ih/h
V TT 1 1 Of"
\Al/.
(I*) ib/h
X, 1b/h
1.
246040. 000
2661.900







2.
247360. 000
2653. 900
22. 000
-8. 000
22. 000
-3. 000
-0. 364
-0. 364
-0. 364








































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                             TABLE A-147  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  82
                                                                               of
     Degreaser A, Idle

          Solvent:  Methylene chloride
              (Boiling	; nonbolllng _x_)
          n   75  *
          Inlet air _,
          Other
PC   *         SC
    Exhaust air
                                                      Date   5/15/79
Ambient'air '
  Temperature 22	*f
  Pressure 29.74 in. Hg
  Humidity  sj  I
Reading
No.
T, mln
N, Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
EAT, h
EAW. Ib
(ar) 1b/h
(EAW\ 1b/h
VIST/,
X. Ib/h

247608. 000
3636. 700








248772. 000
3623. 1 00
19.400
8.600
19. 400
8.600
0.443
0.443
0. 443




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                            TABLE /^US SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  82
                                  Page IA  of   i
   Degreaser  B,  Idle

        Solvent:   Methylene chloride
             (Boiling	;  nonbolllng _x	)
        FB 75    t      PC    x        SC
        Inlet air   x       Exhaust air
        Other
V  0
ft/mil
ml n
                 Date   5/15/79
Ambient 'air  *
  Temperature  73   *F
  Pressure 29.74 in. Hg
  Humidity ""
Reading
No.
T, nln
N. 1b
AT, h
AW. 1b
EAT. h
CAM, 1b
(S). '«
(SQL ««
X. Ib/h

24760S. 000
2650. 100








248772. nnn
2642. tOO
19.400
7. 500
1?. 400
7. 500
0. 387
0.387
0. 387








































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                              TABLE A-149 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  83
                                                        Page  1  of 1
     Degreaser A, Idle

          Solvent:  Methylene chloride
              (Boiling	; nonbolling   x )
          n  75   *      PC   x
          Inlet  air   x       Exhaust air
          Other
SC
    A _n	I
V _o_?t/min
                                       Date    5/16/79
Ambient'air "
  Temperature   72  BF
  Pressure  29.95 in.  Hg
  Humidity 43~
Reading
No.
T, win
N. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
ZAT, h
raw, ib
(.y I • Wf W
(EAWN 1b/f|
VIST/,
X, Ib/h
1.
248831.000
3627. 600






2.
250207. 000
3614.700
22. 93G:
-12.900
22. 93?
-12.900
-0. 563
-0. 56':
-0. 56::




































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                               TABLE. j\-150 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 83
                 Page 1	of
Degreaser B, Idle.

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
          (Boiling	; nonbolllng _x	)
     FB   75   t      PC   x__      SC   x
     Inlet air  x        Exhaust air  x"
     Other
                                                        A    Q   %
                                                    V   o     ft/m1n
                                                                                Date   5/16/79
Amblent'air'
  Temperature  72   *F
  Pressure 29.95 in.  Hg
  Humidity "43~t
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, Ib

AT, h

AW. Ib

IATV h
IAW, Ib
(5). «"•
("*) Ib/h
X, Ib/h
1.
243831.000
2644. 700










2.
250207. 000
2630. 200
22. 93C:

-14.500

22. 933

-14.500
-0. 631:
-0. 632
-0. 63S:




















































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                               TABLE A-151  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 84
                                                                                            Page  i of 5
Degreaser A, 'operating

     Solvent:  Methylene chloride
                                                                                 Date    5/22,23/79
FB 75	X
Intel' air
PC    x        SC
   Exhaust air
A
8
                                                             50   %
                                                               Tin In
           Other Degreaser A run at 18 kW instead  of 24  kW
                                                                           Ambient air
                                                                             Temperature  72 _*F
                                                                             Pressure 29.b6 in. Hg
                                                                             Humidity 53  1
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W. 1b
AT, h
flW, lb
TAT, h
CAM, lb
(ft «"•
(M?). i".
X, Ib/h

257586. 000
3571.200








257593. OOd
3570. 600








257597. 000
3571.000







1.
257627. 000
3567. 000







2.
257694. 000
3565. 000
1. 117
-2. 000
1. 117
-2. 000
-1.791
-1.791
-1. 791
3.
257752. 000
3563. 000
0. 967
-2. 000
2. 083
-4. 000
-2. 069
-1.920
-1.85*
U1
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         TABLE A-l51 (continued)
2  of  5
Reading
No.
T. m\n
U. lb
AT. h
AN. lb
IAT. h
£AU. lb
(£). "•«
Car). lb/h
X. 1b/h
4.
257808. 000
3559. 400
0. 933
-3. 600
3.017
-7. 600
-3. 857
-2.519
• -2. 077
5.
257866. 000
3558. 800
0. 967
-0. 600
3. 98C:
-8. 200
-0.621
-2. 059
-2. 072:
6.
257930. 000
3556. 100
1.067
-2. 700
5. 050
-10.900
-2.531
-2. 15?:
-2. 089
i .
257988. 000
3554. 400
0. 967
-1.700
6.017
-12.600
-1.759
-2. Q9<-
-2. 090
8.
258057. 000
3551. 100
1. 150
-3. 300
7. 167
-15.900
-2. 870
-2.219
-2. 109
9.
258107.000
3549. 100
0. 833
-2. 000
8. 000
-17.900
-2. 400
-2. 23S
-2. 125
Ifl
         (continued)

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        TABLE  A-l51 (continued)
Page  3  of  5
u>
Reading
No.
T. «fn
U. 1b
AT, h
AM. 1b
EAT, h
CAM. 1b
1 771 ib/h
\ul/.
Xr»|j\
I. Ib/h
lu.
258170.000
3548. 200
1.050
-0. 900
9. 050
-18.800
-Oi 857
-2. 077
. -2. 119
11.
258228. 000
3546. 800
0. 967
-1.400
10.017
-20. 200
-1.44?:
-2.017
-2. 109
12.
258287. 000
3542. 600
0. 983
-4. 200
11.000
-24. 400
-4.271
-2.21?:
-2. 119
13.
258343. 000
3540. 600
0. 933
-2. 000
11.933
-26. 400
-2. 143
-2.215:
-2. 127
14.
258412.000
3539. 000
1. 150
-1.600
1 3. 083
-28. 000
-1.391
-2. 140
-2. 12?:
15.
258468. 000
3336. 700
0. 933
-2. 300
14.017
-30. 300
-2. 464
-2. 162:
-2. 130
        (continued)

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         TABLE A-151 (continued)
Page 4   of
Reading
No.
T, Bin
U. Ib
AT. n
AH. Ib
CAT, h
CAV. Ib
(ir). lb'h
(isr). lb/h
X. lb/h
16.
258528. 000
3534. 500
1.000
-2. 200
15.017
-32. 500
-2. 200
-2. 164
-2. 133
17.
258585. 000
3532. 900
0. 950
-1.600
15.967
-34. 100
-1.68^
-2. 136
-2. 133
18.
258646. 000
3531.300
1.017
-1.600
16.98C:
-35. 700
-1.574
-2. 102
-2. 13J
19.
258705. 000
3529. 100
0. 98^:
-2. 200
17.967
-37. 900
-2. 237
-2. 109
-2. 130
20.
258773. 000
3526. 600
1. 13?
-2. 500
19. 100
-40. 400
-2. 206
-2. 115
-2. 129
21.
258831. 000
3524. 500
0. 967
-2. 100
20. 067
-42. 500
-2. 172:
-2. 11?:
-2. 12?:
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       TABLE JU151 (continued)
                                                Page   5  of  5
Reading
No.
T. win
U. 1b
AT. h
AM. 1b
£AT. h
raw, ib
(S) ™
\AI/«
(ifr). lb/h
X, 1b/h
22.
258889. 000
3523. 400
0. 967
-1. 100
21.033
-43. 600
-1. 13S:
-2. 073
-2. 12*.
23.
258998. 000
3520. 800
1.817
-2. 600
22. 850
-46. 200
-1.431
-2. 025:
-2. 12J
24.
259007. 000
3517.900
0. 150
-2. 900
23. 000
-49. 100
-19.333
-2. 13?:
-2. 122:
25.
259070. 000
3516. 500
1.050
-1.400
24. 050
-50. 500
-1.333
-2. 100
-2. 121

259099. 000
3515.700







259131.000
3517.500





•
in
CJ
            n  24
            Slope.   -2.085
            Intercept  -0.460
Syx   0.763

Sx    7'110
S.    0.022
 O
Sk    0.177
          2.074
r    -1.000
Confidence Interval
2.085 + 0.046
                                                                                         3.631

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                               TABLE  A-152SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  84
                                                                                       Page  1  of  5
      Degreaser B, operating

           Solvent:  Methylene chloride

                           PC
                                                                      Date    5/22/79
FB  75   I
Inlet air	x_
Other
x         SC
xhaust air   x
    A_50	I
V   8   ft/min
Ambient'air
  Temperature  72   *F
  Pressure  29.66 in.  Hg
  Humidity  b3  I
Reading
No.
T. m1n
M, 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
CAT. h
CAW. 1b
(??). "*"
(fsr). 1b/h
X. 1b/h

257586.
3063. ZOo








257589.
3063. 2:oo








257595.
3060. 40o







1.
257627. 000
™«i«. -:f.f.







2.
257694. 000
3057. 900
1. 117
-1.400
1. 117
-1.400
-1.254
-1.251
-1.251
3.
257752. 000
snss. *nn
0.967
-2. 000
2.083
-3. 400
-2. 06$
-1.632
-1.443
(II
w
in

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TABLE A-152 (continued)
Page 2	of 5	
Reading
No.
T. nin
U. 1b
AT. h
AM. 1b
CAT. h
CAM. 1b
(ir). 1b/h
VWA
X. Ib/h
4.
257808. 000
3053. 000
0.933
-2. 900
3.017
-6. 300
-3. 107
-2. 08?:
. -1.65?:
5.
257866. 000
3051.000
0. 967
-2. 000
3. 983
-8. 300
-2. 069
-2. 084
-1.76-1
6.
257930. 000
3048. 900
1.067
-2. 100
5. 050
-10.400
-1.969
-2. 059
-1.823
7.
2579S3. 000
3047. 900
0. 967
-1.000
6.017
-11.400
-1.034
-1.895
-1.835
8.
258057. 000
3044. 800
1. 150
-3. 100
7. 167
-14.500
-2. 696
-2. 023
-1.862
9.
258107.000
3042. 300
0.833
-2. 500
8. 000
-17.000
-3. 000
-2. 125
-1.895
(continued)

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         TABLE A-1b2 (continued)
Page 3    of  5
Reading
No.
I. »1n
U. 1b
AT, h
AU, 1b
CAT, h
CAU, Ib
GO. ""*
(Sft ">"•
X. Ib/h
10.
258170.000
._ .3042.900
1.050
0. 600
9. 050
-16.400
0. 57 J
-1.81J:
-1.836
11.
253223. 000
...3039.000.
0. 967
-3. 900
10.017
-20. 300
-4. 034
-2. 027
-1.900
12.
253237. 000
._3035. 700
0.983
-3. 300
11.000
-23. 600
-3. 356
-2. 145
-1.92:-
13.
258343. 000
3034. 500
0.933
-1.200
11.933
-24. 800
-1.286
-2. 07?:
-1.935
14.
258412.000
3031.900.
1. 150
-2. 600
13.083
-27. 400
-2.261
-2. 094.
-1.947
15.
258469. 000
3029. 100 .
0.933
-2. 800
14.017
-30. 200
-3. 000
-2. 155
-1.962:
01
w
         (continued)

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        TABLE  A-152 (continued)
Page &   of
Reading
No.
T. m\n
M. 1b

AT. h

AM, 1b

CAT. h

CAM, 1b
(If). ""*
/fAy\
(IZT) lb/h
j
X. lb/h
16.
258528. 000
3028. 200
1.000

-0. 900

15.017

-31. 100

-0. 900
-2. 07]

-1.970

17.
258585. 000
3026. 100
0. 950

-2. 100

15.967

-33. 200

-2. 211
-2. 079

-1.976

18.
258646. 000
3023. 700
1.017

-2. 400

16.983

-35. 600

-2.361
-2. 096

-1.983

19.
253705. 000
3022. 300
0.983

-1.400

17.967

-37. 000

-1.424
-2. 059

-1.93S

20.
258773. 000
3019.800
1. 133

-2. 500

19. 100

-39. 500

-2. 206
-2. 06?:

-1.992:

21.
.258831.000
...3017.300
0. 967

-2. 500

20. 067

-42. 000

-2. 586
-2. 093

-1.997

in

        (continued)

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      TABLE .A-152 (continued)
Page   5  of  5
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
CAT. N
CAW. 1b
Of). ""h
(fir). 1b'h
X. 1b/h
22.
258889. 000
3015.300
0. 967
-2. 000
21.033
-44. 000
-2. 069
-2. 092:
-2.001
23.
258948. 000
3013.500
0. 983
-1.800
22.017
-45. 800
-1.83J
-2. 080
-2. 005
24.
259007. 000
3011.200
0. 983
-2. 300
23. 000
-48. 100
-2. 339
-2.091
-2. 009
25.
259070. 000
3009. 100
1.050
-2. 10d
24. 050
-50. 20d
-2. 000
-2. 087
-2.012:

259099. 000
3008. 100








259152.000
3009. 900







n 24 Syx 0.649 *a/2 2-074
Slope- -2.119 *„ 7.059 r -1.000
Intercept 0.642 S. 0.019 Confidence Interval
d
Sb 0.179 2.119 + 0.039
Sr 0.941
c
I/I
u>.
\D

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                                TABLE  A-l 53 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   85
                                                                                       Page _]_ef .  1
       Degreaser A, operating

            Solvent:  Methylene chloride

                            PC    x
                                                                      Date    5/23/79
FB  75X
Inlet air
Other
SC
                                Exhaust air
                         ^HW

                     Test stopped  early
    fl   50  t
V  8    ft/milt
Ambient air
  Temperature       *F
  Pressure      In. Hg
  Humidity      I
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT. h
EAW. 1b
(M\ ,b/h
1 TT j tafn
VAT/,
(m) 1b/h
X, 1b/h

259.173.000
3317.200








259186.000
3517.000








259193.000
3513. 100







1.
259247. OOU
3513. 30fi







2.
259309. 000
3511.200
1.033
-2. 100
1.033
-2. 100
-2. 032
-2. 032.
-2. 032
3.
259331.000
3510. 100
0.36?
-1. 100
1. 40f.
-3. 200
-3. 000
-2. 286
-2. 159
VI
Jt*
o

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                        TABLE _A-154SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST  NO. 35
                                                                           1   of
Degreaser B, operating

     Solvent:  1,1,1-THcMoroethane
                                                     Date     5/23/79
     n  75   *
     Inlel air
     Other
PC    y         SC

    txhaust air
Rn  *
 ft/mi
mln
Ambient 'air
  Temperature  71   °F
  Pressure 29.43 in. Hg
  Humidity  "~
Reading
No.
T, mln
N. 1b
AT, h
AV, 1b
CAT, h
CAN, 1b
(Atl\
OW 1 11. /k
IT I i Of ••
01/9
X, Ib/h

259.178.. OOi !
3009. 700.







259183.000
3009. 500







:259189. 00"
3007. 500






1.
259247.00H
3006. 700






2.
259309. 00"
3005. 100
1.033
-1.600
1.033
-1.600
-1.540
-1.540
-1.540
3.
259331.0011
3004. 500
0.367
-0. 600
1.400
-2. 200
-1.636
-1.571
-1.56"

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                               TABLE A-l55SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM TEST NO.  86
                                                                               1  0*  5
      Degreascr A, operating

           Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
                                                         Date   5/23/79
           FB   75   %
           Inlet air
           Other
   PC    x        SC _
x      Exhaust air   x
    A    50
V  8    ft>nr
Ambient air
  Temperature  72   °F
  Pressure 29.36 in. Hg
  Humidity """'
Reading
No.
t, into
V. 1b
At. h
Atf, It?
EAT» ft
CAW. 1b
(«?)» lb'*
(ir). 1b'h
X. 1b/h

239413._000
3513.600








259417.000
3511*500








259*22. OUtf
3509. 160







1.
259469. OOP
3509. 500







2.
259537e_000
3509. 600 '
i< 133
9s iQt!
h i3l3
0. 100
0.088
0.038
0.038
3.
25?597.< QQC,
3507. 100
1.600
-2- SOC!
1.139
-2. 400
-2. 500
M.12S
-0.518
is)

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         TABLE A-155 (continued)
Page  2  of 5	
u>
Reading
Mo.
T. Bin
K. Ib

AT. h

AU. Ib

EAT. h
IAU. Ib
(AW) 1b/h
AA«\ |b/||
ysr/i
X. 1b/h
4.
259655. 000
3503. 000
0. 967

-4. 100

3. 100

-6. 500
-4.241
-2. 097
-1.045

5.
259727. 000
3499. 500
1.200

-3. 500

4. 300

-10.000
-2.917
-2. 326
-1.365

6.
259787. 000
3497. 000
1.000

-2. 500

5. 300

-12.500
-2. 500
-2. 358
-1.561

7.
259846. 000
?495. 100
0. 98C:

-1.900

6.283

-14.400
-1.932
-2. 292
-1.685

8.
259906. 000
3493. 000
1.000

-2. 100

7.283

-16.500
-2. 100
-2. 265
-1.76?:

9.
259968. 000
3491.500
1.033

-1.500

8.317

-18.000
-1.45a
-2. 164
-1.817

         (continued)

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         TABlt A-155  (continued)
Page 4   of 5_	
in
Reading
No.
T. *1n
U. 1b
AT. h
av. 1b
CAT, h
IAW, 1b
IS). •»
(8ft ™
X. Ib/h
10.
260026. 000
3489. 70Ci:i
0. 96?
-1.30CI
9.283
-19.800
-1.862:
-2. 133
-1.85::
11.
;260148.000
3484. 800
2.033
-4. 900
11. 31?
-24. 700
-2.410
-2. 183
-1.885
12.
260212.000
34S3. 300
1.067'
-1.500
12.333
-26. 200
-1.406
-2. 116
-1.906
13.
260278. 000
3481.400.
l.lOOi
-1.900
13.480
-28. 100
-1.727
-2. 08<-
-1.92J
14.
260336. 000
3479. 000
0. 967
-2. 400
14.450
-30. 500
-2. 48C:
-2. Ill
-1.936
15.
260388. 000
=3477. 600
0. 867
-1.400
15.317
-31.900
-1.615
-2. 083
-1.946
         (continued)

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TABLE A-155 (continued)
Page  3  of 5
Reading
No.
T. «in
Hv Ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
•**V k
CAT, h
CAM. Ib
(ir). 1b'h
(Mr1), "/"
X. Ib/h
i*.
260459. 000
3475. 000
..UK
-2. 600
16.500

-34. 300
-2. 19?
-2. 091
-1.93*.
17.
260511.000
3473. 600
0. 867
-1.400
17.367

-35. 900
-1.615
-2. 067
-1.96C:
18.
260570. 000
3471.200
0. 983
-2. 400
18.350

-33. 300
-2.441
-2. 087
-1.970
19.
260623. 000
3469. 700
0. 967
-1.500
19.317

-39. 800
-1.552:
-2. 060
-1.975
20.
260666. 000
3467.700.
0.633
-2. 000
19.950

-41.800
-3. 133
-2. 095
-1.982

260698. 000
3467. 800








(continued)

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TABLE A-155 (continued)
Page _ _5 of 5
Reading
No.
T, ariii
U. Ib
AT. n
AM. Ib
CAT. n
CAM. Ib
(& '""•
X. tb/h
•
260782. 000
3469. 000



















































n 19 S 1.046 tQ/2 2.110
Slope -2.104 S^ 6.120 r -1.000
Intercept 0.041 S_ 0.040 Confidence Interval
a
S. 0.226 2.104 + 0.084
D —
Sc 0.874

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                         TABLE A-156  SUMMARY OF DATA  FROM TEST NO.  86
                                                                      Page
                                                 Of  5
Degreaser B. operating

     Solvent:  1.1 ,1-THchloroethane
                                                     Date   5/23,24/79
     n  75
     Inlet air
     Other
PC    x         SC _ x
    Exhaust air   x
A   50
       _
       min
Ambient'air
  Temperature   72  *F
  Pressure 29.36 in. Hg
  Humidity "55I
Reading
No.
T, win
W, 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
CAT, h
EAV. 1b
(Atf\
°W 1 Ik/fc
TT 1 ' Of n
fti/.
(IST). 1b'h
X, 1b/h

259415.000
3006. 000








259426. 000
3002. 600







1.
259469. 000
3003. 600.1







2.
259537. 000
3001.400
1. 133
-2. 200
1. 133
-2. 200
-1.941
-1.941
-1.941
3.
259597. 000
3001. 100
1.000
-0. 300
2. 133
-2. 500
-0. 300
-1. 172:
-1.557
4.
259655. 000
2999. 200
0. 967
-1.900
3. 100
-4. 400
-1.966
-1.419
-1.511

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        TABLE  A-156 (continued)
Page
of
Reading
No.
T, >1n
U. Ib
AT. h
AM, Ib
IAT. h
EAM. Ib
(S). ""*
GST). ib/h
I. Ib/h
5.
1259727. 000
2996. 500
1.200
-2. 700
4. 300
-7. 100
-2. 250
-1.651
• -1.5415,
1
6.
259787. 000
2996. 000
1.000
-0. 500
5. 300
-7. 600
-0. 500
-1.434
-1.524 ;
7.
259846. 000
2994. 500
0.983
-1.500
6.283
-9. 100
-1.525
-1.448
-1.511
8.
259906. 000
2993. 300
1.000
-1.200
7. 283
-10.300
-1.200
-1.414
-1.497
9.
259968. 000
2992. 000
1.033
-1.300
8.317
-11.600
-1.250
-1.395
-1.484.
10.
260026. 000
2990. 700
0. 967
-1.300
9.283
-12.900
-1.345
-1.390
-1.474
o>
         (continued)

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TABLE A-156(continued)
Page  3  of  5
Reading
No.
T. n1n
M. 1b
AT. b
AM. Ib
CAT. h
CAM. Ib
/AU\
I— I ib/b
\AV,
COT). lb/tl
I, Ib/b
11.
260087. 000
2989. 200
1.017
-1.500
10.300
-14.400
-1.475
-1.39?:
-1.466
12.
260148.000
2988. 500
1.017
-0. 700
11.317
-15. 100
-0. 689
-1.33^
-1.454
13.
260212.000
2987. 300
1.067
-1.200
12.383
-16.300
-1. 125
-1.316
-1.443
14.
260278. 000
2986. 900
1. 100
-0. 400
13.483
-16.700
-0. 364
-1.239
-1.427
15.
260336. 000
2985. 800
0.967
-1. 100
14.450
-17.800
-1. 13?:
-1.232:
-1.413
16.
260388. 000
2984. 000
0.867
-1.800
15.317
-19.600
-2. 077
-1.280
-1.404
(continued)

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         TABLE A-156 (continued)
.4   of  5
Reading
No.
T. Bin
M. 1b
AT. h

AM. 1b

CAT. h
CAM. 1b
(SO. •*
GST). lb/h
I. 1b/h
17.
._260439. 000
.2982.800
1. 18C:
-1.200

16.500

-20. 800
-1.01*
-1.261
-1.395
18.
260511.000.
2981.700;
0. 867
-1. 100

17.367

-21.900
-1.26*'
-1.26?
-1.3S-'
19.
260570. OOfi
2980. 500
0. 98C!
-1.200

18.350

-23. 100
-1.220
-1.25<«
-1.33H
20.
260623. 000
2979. 000
0. 967
-1.500

19.317

-24. 600
-1.55::
-1.27-
-1.37U
21.
260666. 000
2978. 700
0. 63C!
-0. 300

19.950

-24. 90"
-0. 47*-
-1.240
-1.36?:

260698. 00"
2979..30"









VI
Ui
o
         (continued)

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        TABLE A-156 (continued)
Page  S  of 5
Ul
Reading
No.
T.wln
H. 1b
AT. h
AH. 1b
CAT, h
CAH. 1b
(ft ""*
(UM\ 1b/h
\Z5T/,
X, Ib/h
^^^^^m^mmA

260782. OOfi
2980. 60fi

























































n 20 Syx Q.545 *a/z 2.101
Slope -1.201 Sx 5i958 r _1-0r)0
Intercept -1.177 $a Q.021 Confidence Interval
Sb 0.223 1.201 + 0.044
S^ 0.569

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                              TABLE A^S? SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  87
                                                                      Page  ]   of 3
     Degreaser  A, operating

          Solvent:   1.1,1-THchloroethane
          FB   75  I
          InlefaTr
          Other
PC   x         SC
    Exhaust air
    A   50  *
V  8    ft/min
Date     5/24/79
Ambient*air"
  Temperature  71    °F
  Pressure 29.39  in. Hg
  Humidity b6   *
Reading
No.
Tv mln
W, 1b
AT. h
AN, 1b
EAT, h
EAN, 1b
(S). '*»
f iCM i tt «t
Vr/\T/ 'D'n
X. Ib/h

260985. 000
3468. 900








260994. 000
3468. 700








261000.000
3467. 500







1.
261032. 000
3467. 000







2.
261094. 000
3462. 300
1.03::
-4. 700
1.03:::
-4. 700
-4. 54?:
-4. 54?:
-4. 54f:
3.
261151.000
3459. 200
0. 950
-3. 100
1.9:3::
-7. 800
-3. 26;:
-3.93;:
-4.241
en
in

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        TABLE  A-157 (continued)
Page  2  of 3
Reading
No.
T. win
U. Ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
CAT. h
EAU. Ib
(ir). lb/h
Oft ^
XI k/w
. lb/h
4.
261210.000
3456. 600
0. 933
-2. 600
2. 967
-10.400
-2.64<|
-3. 50t-
-3. 996

5.
261272.000
3454. 100
1.03::
-2. 500
4. 000
-12.900
-2.419
-3. 225
-3. 80::

6.
261332.000
3451.300
1.000
-2. 300
5. 000
-15.200
-2. 300
-3. 040

1 •
261390. 000
3449. 700
0. 967
-2. 100
5. 967
-17. 300
-2. 17J1
-2. 399
-3. 525

8.
261452.000
3447. 000
1.033
-2. 700
7. 000
-20. 000
-2.61-::
-2. 857
-3. 430

9.
261514.000
3444. 800
1.033
-2. 200
3.03::
-22. 200
-2. 129
-2.76::
-3. 34t.

in
IT
U)
         (conttnued)

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       TABLE A-l 57(continued)
Page  3  of  3
in
Reading
No.
T, win
U. Ib
AT, h
AW, Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
(S "*"
X. Ib/h

261551?. 000
3448. 300























•



























n d S 0.350 t ., 2.447
yx Q/C
Slope -2.455 S 2.452 r -1.000
Intercept -2.770 Sa 0.054 Confidence Interval
d
S, 0.606 2.455 + 0.132
b
S,. 0.807

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                              TABLE A-158 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  87
                                                                       Page  i   of   3
     Degreaser B, operating

          Solvent:  1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
          n 125   %
          Inlet air  x
          Other
PC    x        SC   x
    Exhaust air  x"
    A   50  %
V  8    ft/min
Date	5/24/79	
Ambientf'air
  Temperature   71   °F
  Pressure  29.39  in.  Hg
  Humidity 56
Reading
No.
Tt win
V, 1b
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT, h
CAW, Ib
(S). ">"•'
(SfX """
c
X, lb/h

2609S5. 000
3119.500


•




260996. 000
•3113.000







26 100'3. 000
3113.000






1.
261032. 000
3113.900






tZi •
261094.000
-3113.700
1.03::
-0. 200
1.031:
-0. 200
-0. 194
-0. 194
-0. 194
3.
261151. 000
3112.700
0. 950
-1.000
1.98::
-1.200
-1.05::
-0. 60S
-0. -399
tn

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       TABLE  A-l58(continued)
Page  2  of 3	
Reading
No.
T, fiin
U. 1b
AT. h
AH. 1b
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
(ir). 1b/h
(si ib/h
Xlk/h
. iD/n
4.
261210.000
3111.900
0. 98 i:
-0. 800
2. 967
-2. 000
-0. 8H
-0.67^
-0. 491

5.
261272. 000
3112. 100
1.031:
0. 200
4. 000
-1.800
0. 194
-0. 450
-0. 481

6.
261332.000
3111.000
1.000
-1. 100
5. 000
-2. 900
-1. 100
-0. 580
-0. 50 J

1 •
261390. nnn
3103.500
0. 967
-2. 500
5. 967
-5. 400
-2. 53t.
-0. 905

8.
261452.000
3107.400
1.03::
-1. 100
7. 000
-6. 500
-1.065
-0. 929
-0.619

9.
261514. 000
3106. 100
1.03-1:
-1. 300
8.03;:
-7. 800
-1.258
-0. 97 J
-0.661:

in
VI
        (contlrfuetf)

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      TABLE A-158 (continued)
Page  3  of   3
in
Reading
No.
T. win
W. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
EAU. Ib
(M"\ Ib/h
I TY" 1 ID/n
\AT/,
X. Ib/h

261585.000
3109. 300























•



























n 8 Syx 0.760 tQ/2 2.447
Slope -1.082 \ 2.452 r -1.000
Intercept 1.394 S. 0.117 Confidence Interval
O
Sb 0.606 1.082 +0.286
Sr 0.820
c

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                              TABLE JW159SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   88
                                                                      Page  j  of  3
     Degreaser  At operating

          Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
                                                     Date  5/25/79
          FB  50   I
          Inlet air  x
          Other
PC    x        SC _ x
    Exhaust air   x
A
8
50  X
  fin in
Ambient air
  Temperature 72    °F
  Pressure 29.29 in. Hg
  Humidity  52  %
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
EAT, h
CAW. lb
(zr). 1b'h
(tAW\ ,b/h
VIST/.
X, lb/h

261774.000
335S. 3UU








261787.000
3357.700







•
261795.000
3354. 500







1.
261926. 000
3'351. 300







2.
262000. 000
3349. 100
1.231:
-2. 200
1.23::
-2. 200
-1.784
-1.784
-1.784
3.
262059. 000
•3347.000
0.981:
-2. 100
2.217
-4. 300
~ fc- • 1 -J1 tf
-1.940
-1.86J:
oo

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       TABLE A-159 (continued)
Page  2  of 3
Reading
No.
T, nln
U. 1b
AT. h
AM. 1b
IAT. h
TAll 111
LAM. ID
(ir) lb/h
(iir) lb/h
X. Ih/h
4.
262118.000
3345. 500
0. 98::
-1.500
3. 200
-5. 800
-1.525
-1.81:::
-1.845
5.
262177.000
3343.900
0. 980
-1.600
4. 18::
-7. 400
-1.627
-1.769
-1.826
6.
262235.000
3339.300
0. 967
-4. 600
5. 150
-12.000
-4. 759
-2. 330
-1.927
I •
262294. 000
3337. 100
0.98::
-2. 200
6. 133
-14. 200
-2.237
-2.315
-1.99:-
8.
262353.000
3335. 300
0. 98 ::
-1.800
7. 117
-16. nnn
-1.83J
-2. 24?:
-2. 02?:
9.
262416.000
3332. 100
1.050
-3. 200
8. 167
-19. 200
-3. 04$:
-2. 35J
-2. 069
IP
IT
\D
       (continued)

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TABLE A-159(continued)
Page  3  of  3
Reading
No.
T. nfn
N. Ib
AT. h
AM. Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
(M\ lh/h
iTrJ lD/n
\AT/.
(uv\ lh/h
IrTTl I0'"
\IAT/,
X. lb/h

262444. 000
3331.900








2b252T:. nnn
1846.900















•



























" 8 S 0.820 t/2 2.447
J "r •
Slope- -2.50* sx 2.415 r -l.QOO
Intercept 1.567 S, 0.128 Confidence Interval
O
Sb 0.661 2.504 + 0.313
Sc 1.078

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                         TABLE A-J60 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  88
                                                                       Page i  of  3
Degreaser B, operating

     Solvent:  1,1,1-Trichloroethane
                                                      Date    5/25/79
     FB  50   %
     Inlet air
     Other
PC 	x_      SC 	x_      A  50   %
    Exhaust air   x       V   8   ft/min
Ambient air
  Temperature  72    °F
  Pressure  29.29  in/  Hg
  Humidity ~-^*
Reading
No.
T, min
H. 1b
AT. h
AH. 1b
EAT, h
CAW. 1b
($). 1b'h
(rafj. 1b'h
X. Ib/h

•261774.000
2893. 000








261787.000
2892. 000








261795.000
2890. 200







1.
261926.000
2S ft 7. 100







2.
262000. 000
28S4. 600
1 . 23 i:
-2. 500
1. 231:
-2. 500
-2. 02 T1
-2. 027
-2. 027'
5.
262059. 000
2SS2. 200
0.983
-2. 400
2.217
-4. 900
-2.441
-2. 211
_O 1 1 Ci
h» • A 1 .

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TABLE AJ60 (continued)
Page 2	°'  3
Reading
No.
T. nin
U. Ib
AT. h
AH. Ib
CAT. h
CAU. Ib
(*"} Ih/h
i -7=- 1 iD/n
\AT/,
GAT) lb/h
X. lb/h
4.
262118.000
2330. 500
0. 980
-1.700
3. 200
-6. 600
-1.729
-2. 06':
-2. 100
5.
262177. 000
2378. 500
0.93::
-2. 000
4. 18::
-8. 600
-2.031
-2. 056
-2. 039
6.
262235.000
2876. 000
0. 967
-2. 500
5. 150
-11.100
-2. 58t.
-2. 155
-2. 10J-
I •
262294. 000
2874. 300
0.98::
-1.700
6. ISO
-12.800
- 1 . 729
-2. 037
-2. 100
8.
262353.000
2871.600
0.98::
-2. 700
7. 117
-15. 500
•"• ~* 1 £
~>L» I Hti
-2. 178
-2. Ill
9.
262416. 000
2369. 600
1.050
-2. 000
3. 167
-17.500
-1.905
-2. 14::
-2. 115
(continued)

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       TABLE A-160 (continued)
Page  3  of 3
IP
Reading
No.
T. min
W, Ib
AT. h
AU, Ib
CAT. h
I AW, Ib
X. Ib/h

.262444. 000
2869. 400i






262523.000
2871. 100












•
























8 Syx 0.24 ta/2 2.447
Stope -2.163 Sx 2.415 r -1.000
Intercept 0.175 Sa 0.038 Confidence interval
a
S. 0.661 2.163 + 0.093
D —
S.. 0.392

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                                TABLE A-161 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 89
                 Page  i   of  2
       Degreaser A, operating
            Solvent:    1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
Date   5/25/79	
                     T

FB 50 t
Inlet air
Other

PC x SC A 50 *
Exhaust air x V 8 ft/ml n
Ambient 'air
Temperature 71 «
Pressure 29.39 in.
Humidity 51 1
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, Ib
AT h
Ql 9 fl
AV, Ib
EAT, h
EAH, Ib
• .
(Ir) 1b/h
($?). ""*
X. 1b/h

262538. 000
3335. 000








262550. 000
3328. 500







1.
262573. 000
3328. 800i







2.
262637.000
3326. 700
0 QO-.
-2. 100
0.98::
-2. 100

-2. 1 36
-2. 1 3t.
-2. 1 3t-
3.
262698. 000
3324. 600
1 . 0 1 7
-2. 100
2. 000
-4. 200

-2. 06*
-2. 100
-2. 11?:
4.
262758. 000
3322. 500
1 000
X • •— f v •• •
-2. 100
3. 000
-6. 300

-2. 100
-2. 100
-2. lit'
in

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       TABLE A-161  (continued)
2  of  2
Reading
No.
T, mln
M. 1b
AT, h
AW, 1b
EAT. h
EAU, 1b
(tM\ ,h/h
I TT i iD/n
VAT/,
(m "">
X. lb/h
5.
262813.000
3320. 900
1.000
-1.600
4. 000
-7. 900
-1.600
-1.975
-2. 07?:
6.
262373. 000
3313.700
1.000
-2. 200
5. 000
-10. 100
-2. 200
-2. 020
-2. 066
i •
262933.000
3316. 800
1.000
- 1 . 900
6. 000
-12.000
-1.900
-2. 000
-2. 05J.
8.
262998. 000
3315. 500
1.000
-1. 300
7. 000
-13. 300
-1.300
-1.900
-2. 030
9.
263053. 000
3313. 500
1.000
-2. 000
8. 000
-15.300
-2. 000
-1.913
-2.01?:

263080. 000
3316.300





n 8 Syx 0.242 t^2 2.447
Slepe -1.869 S^ 2.453 r -1.000
Intercept -0.494 Sfl 0.037 Confidence Interval
Sb 0.605 1.869 + 0.090
S,. 0.310
in

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                         TABLE A-162 SUMMARY OF  DATA  FROM TEST NO.  R9
                                                                                      Page j ^of 3
Degreaser B, operating

     Solvent:  1,1.1-Trlchloroethane

                     PC
FB  50   i
Inlel aTF
Other
 x        SC _
xhaust air   x
A   50
8 ~Tt7i
Date   5/25/79
Ambient air'
  Temperature
  Pressure 	
  Humidity
                                                                                          inTHg
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, 1b
AT. h
AH. 1b
EAT, h
CAW. 1b
(If). 'w»
(M?). «>"•
X, Ib/h

Z6ZT-33. rjrjri
2371.200








2b253S. 000
2S7 1.200








262550. 000
286b. 000







1.
26257ft. 000
2865. 700







2.
262637.000
2363. 400
0. 983
-2. 300
0. 98':
-2. '300
-2. 33?
-2. 339
-2. 339
3.
262693. 000
2361.000
1.01T1
-2. 400
2. 000
-4. 700
-2. 361
-2. 350
-2. 344

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        TABLE  A-ifi?(continued)
Page 2	of
Reading
No.
T. «1n
M. 1b
AT. h
AM. 1b
CAT. h
CAM. 15
©. ""*
(fir). lb'h
X. 1b/h
4.
262758. 000
2859. 300
1.000
-1.700
3. 000
-6. 400
-1.700
-2. 13':
-2. 274
5.
262318. 000
2857. 000
1.000
-2. 300
4. 000
-3. 700
-2. 300
-2. 175
-2. 249
6.
262873. 000
2855. 000
1.000
-2. 000
5. 000
-10.700
-2. 000
-2. 140
-2. 227
i .
262933.000
2353.400
1.000
-1.600
6. 000
-12. 300
-1. 600
-2. 050
-2. 19:-:
8.
262998. 000
2851.500
1.000
-1.900
7. 000
-14.200
-1.900
-2. 029
-2. 174
9.
263053. 000
2848. 700
1.000
-2. 800
3. 000
-17.000
-2. 800
v w • 1 tL .'
-2. 16?:
in
        (contfnued)

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TABLE A-162 (continued)
Page  3   of 3
Reading
No.
T. nln
N. Ib
AT. h
AH, Ib
s EAT* h
00 IAM. Ib
(ZM\ lb/h
\ i«4J 1 Xtj
• •
X. lb/h

263089. 000
2S52. 300



















































n 8 Syx 0.290 t^ 2.447
Slope • -2.022 Sx 2.453 r -l.QOO
Intercept -0.442 Sa 0.045 Confidence Interval
Sb 0.605 2.022 + 0.110
S,. 0.396

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                               TABLE A-163 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   90
                                                                                       Page 1   of  3
      Degreaser A,  operating

           Solvent:   Methylene chloride

                           PC
                                                                      Date    5/31/79
FB   75   I
Inlet air
Other
  x       SC _
xhaust air  x
    A_50j
V  8    ft/m
Ambient air
  Temperature  75
  Pressure  29.49
  Humidity  68  %
Reading
No.
T, mln
W, 1b
ftT, h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
CAW. 1b
(£). ">»
(80. lb/h
X. lb/h

270605.000
3553. 2oo







270618.000
?55i.;:00







270624.0OO
3545. ?Wo






1.
270660. 000
35-i6. 100






-•
t— •
270720. 000
3544. 800
1.000
-1. 300
1.000
-1.300
-1. 300
-1. 300
- 1 . 300
3.
270755. 000
354::. 200
1.03::
-1.600
2. 030
-2. 900
-1.477
-1. 3?:1
-1. 34h.
in
o>
vO

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        TABLE A-l63  (continued)
Page  2   of  3
vr
^i
c
Reading
No.
T. «in
U. Ib
AT. h
AW, Ib

EAT. h
EAU. Ib
/AU\ .
ITT) iD/n
\AT/,
(TT) 1b/h
X. Ib/h
4.
270843. 000
3540. SOO
0. 967
-2. 400
3. 050

-5. 300
-2. 4S.::
-1.73?:
-1.477
5.
270901.000
3539. 900
0. 967
-0. 900
4.017

-6. 200
-0.931
-1.541
-I. 49::
6.
27096 1. 000
3537. SOO
I. 000
-2. 1 00
5. 017

-8. 300
-2. 1 00
-1.651
-I. 52,
I •
271019.000
3536. 500
0. 967
-1. 300
5.98::

-9. 600
-1. 34S
-1. 604
-1. 53':'
8.
271 OS 3. 000
3534. 700
1. 067
-1. SOO
7. 050

-11. 400
-1.6S7
-1.617
-1. 550
9.
271140.000
3533.400
0. 950
-1. 300
8. 000

-12.700
-1.36S:
-1. 588
-1.55=-
        (continued)

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        TABLE  A-163(continued)
Page  3   of
IP
Reading
No.
T, min
U, Ib
AT. h
AU. Ib
CAT. h
CAW. Ib
(ir) lb/h
\,£AT /%
» •
X. lb/h

27114ft. 00.;







I'"l 1~"8. 000
353-i. ftnn


































n 8 $„„ 0.296 t ., 2.447
y* o/t
Slope -1.642 Sx 2.439 r -0.999
Intercept 0.217 $a 0.046 Confidence interval
S. 0.617 1.64? + 0.112
                                                   Sr   0.494
                                                    W»

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                              TABLE £-164 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.   9Q
                                                                                      Page J_ of 3	
      Degreaser B, operating

           Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane

                          PC
FB  75   %
InleTaT?
Other
x	      SC
xhaust air
50  I
  Tin in
Date    5/31/79
Ambient "air
  Temperature 75    °F
  Pressure 29.49 in. Hg
  Humidity  68  *
Reading
No.
T, m1n
H, 1b
AT, h
AH, 1b
EAT, h
EAH. 1b
(S). "'"•
(•• AU V
**OW ^ • t /•»
X, Ib/h

270605. 000
2872. .300








270618.000
2873. 400








270624. 000
2868. 300







1.
270660. 000
2867. 000







2.
270720. 000
2864. 900
1 . 000
-2. 100
1.000
-2. 100
-2. 100
-2. 100
-2. 100
3.
270785. 000
2863.900
1.031:
-1.000
2. 08':
-3. 100
-0.92!:
-1.48:;:
-1.794
N)

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        TABLE A-164  (continued)
Page  2  of 3
Reading
No.
T. «in
U. lb
AT. h
AM. lb
CAT, n
IAU. lb
(SO. «<•
(ft?). »•"•
X. Ib/h
4.
270843. 000
2862. 600
0. 967
-1.300
3. 050
-4. 400
-1.345
-1.44:!
-1.677'
5.
270901.000
2861.900
0. 967
-0. 700
4. 0171
-5. 100
-0. 724
-1.270
-1.575
6.
270961.000
2860. 400
1.000
-1.500
5.017
-6. 600
-1.500
-1.316
-1.523
i .
271019.000
285*. 7Hfi
0. 967
-0. 700
5. 98;:
-7. 300
-0. 724
-1.220
-1.471:
8.
271083.000
2858. 500
1.067
-1.200
7. 050
-8. 500
-1. 125
-1.20*.
-1.435
9.
271140.000
2857. 000
0. 950
-1.500
8. 000
-10.000
-1.579
-1.250
-1.411
in
        (continued)

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TABLE  A-l 64 (continued)
Page 3   of  3
Reading
No.
T. win
U. 1b
AT. h
AW. 1b
CAT. h
LAW. Ib
(M\ Ih/h
ITT^J ID/H
\AT/,
X. Ib/h

27114S. 000
285t-. 900







271137. OOfi
2St.l. OOCi










































n 8 Syx 0.210 ta/2 2.447
Slope -1.106 \ 2.439 r -1.000
Intercept -0.883 Sa 0.033 Confidence Interval
a
Sb 0.617 1.106 +_ O.P81
S,. 0.475

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                            TABLE .AJ65 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  91
                                            Page j_ of
    Degreaser A, Idle

         Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
             (Boiling	; nonboiling jj	)
         FB  50   t      PC            SC _
         Inlet air	     Exhaust air   x_
         Other
                Lid closed
    A _n	X
V   0   ft/min
Date     5/30/79 .
Ambient 'air
  Temperature       °F
  Pressure       In.  Hq
  Humidity      t
Reading
No.
T, mln
tf, 1b

AT. h

AW, Tb

TAT, h
CAW, 1b
(M\ lh/h
i XT i iD/n
\AI/,
fUM\ lb/h
\U /.
X. lb/h
1.
269.305. 000
3265. 500











2
270322. 000
3262. 300
16.950

-2. 700

16.950

-2. 700
-0. 15'E'
-0. 151:'
-0. 15?

























































tfl

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                             TABLE A-l66  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 91
                                            Page  1  of  1
    Degreaser B,  Idle

         Solvent:    l.l.l-TMchloTOethane
              (Boiling	; nonboiling _x	)
         FB   50   %      PC              SC
         Inlet air	     Exhaust  air  x~
         Other
               Lid  closed
V  0
Date      5/30/79
Amb i ent'air  '
  Temperature
  Pressure      in.
  Humidity
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W. 1b

AT. h
AW. 1b

EAT. h
CAM. 1b
(1?). """
(far). 1b/h
X. Ib/h
1.
269305.000
2814.700









%
270-322. 000
2812. 200
16. 950iO

•2. 500
16.950

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TABLE A-167  SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. _92
                                                                                           Page \  of  1
Degreaser A, Idle

     Solvent:  1,1,1-TMchloroethane   .
         (Boiling	; nonboiling   x  )
     FB   50  X      PC             SC  _
     Inlet air	x_     Exhaust air   x
     Other
A
0
ft/m1i
                                m1n
                                                 Date    5/29/79
Ambient afr
  Temperature 7$	°F
  Pressure 29.45 in. Hg
  Humidity 59   >
Reading
No.
T, m1n
W, 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
EAH. 1b
(AW\ 1h/||
1 AT * ' «»f R
\lil/t
(§r). lb'h
X, 1b/h
1.
11T16SOOD
3270. c-nn







0
2*9213.000
^^hS. nnn
20.33.-:
5. 500
20. S3 ?.
5. 500
0.^3
0.263
0.2*3









































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                                TABLE  A-l68 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 92
                                             Page  i	of  l
        Oegreaser  B, Idle

            Solvent:   1,1,1-THchloroethane
                 (Boiling	; nonboiling   * )
            FB  50   %      PC              SC _
            Inlet air   x       Exhaust air 	x_
            Other
    A  0	I
V  0    ft/min
                            Date    5/29/79
Ambient air
  Temperature  75   «p
  Pressure 29.45 in.  Hg
  Humidity 59   I
Reading
No.
T, mln
W. 1b
AT. h
AW, 1b
EAT, h
CAW. 1b
(S). '»»
(i?). ">"•
X. 1b/h
1.
u:t.rJ
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                             TABLE A-l69 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO. 94
                                 Page  1  of  1
    Degreaser A, Idle

         Solvent:  1,1,1-Trlchloroethane
             (Boiling 	; nonboiling _x_)
         FB  75    *      PC   x         SC 	      A
         Inlet air    x       Exhaust air   x       V  p
                Primary  condensers went off during the test
nln
                 Date  6/18/79
Ambient air
  Temperature  72   «F
  Pressure 29.65 in.  Hg
  Humidity 55   *
Reading
NO.
T, mln
W. 1b
AT. h
AH. 1b
TAT. h
£AW. 1b
(ff). ">'"
(Mr). lb/h
X. 1b/h
i.
3514.600






^
206753. 000
3445. 600
165.567
69. 000
165. 567
69. OU'1
0.417
0.417
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                              TABLE  A-l70 SUMMARY OF DATA FROM TEST NO.  94
                                             Page  1  of  1
     Degreaser  B, Idle

          Solvent:   1,1,1-Trichloroethane
               (Boiling	;  nonboiling _x	)
          FB  75	*      PC    x        SC
          Inlet air
          Other
    A    Q  %
V   Q   ft/min
     x       Exhaust air j<

Primary condensers went off during the test
Date   6/18/79
Ambient air
  Temperature 72	°F
  Pressure 29.65 in. Hg
  Humidity 55   %
Reading
No.
T. m1n
W. Ib
AT. h
AW. Ib
EAT. h
EAH. Ib
(ff). ™
(ZST). lb/h
X. lb/h
1.
296819.000
337. 600






-.
306753.000
327. 000
165. 567
10.600
165.567
10. 600
0. Oh.4
0. 064
0. n-.J
































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                           APPENDIX B
                   TEST CONDITIONS AND RESULTS

     The table given here shows the test conditions and solvent
loss results.  Each test run is identified on the left side of the
table in terms of the equipment modifications and other parameters
that were used.   Data on solvent loss are given on the right side.
                                581

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                                       TABLE B-l.  TEST  CONDITIONS AND RESULTS
                                       (test period October 1978 to July 1979)






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2

3

4

5

6

7

8

TEST CONDITIONS'





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Comments
















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           TABLE B-l  (continued)





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14

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16

TCST CONDITIONS'



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11/15

11/16

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Results discarded.





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           TABLE  B-l (continued)







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17

18

19

20

21
22

23

24
25

TEST CONDITIONS1




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A
B
A
B
A
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A
B
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11/21

11/22

11/26


12/21

12/22


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6.98
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0.698
0.581
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0.581
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0.591
0.620
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22.51
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           TABLE B-l  (continued)







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27

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29

30

31

32

33

34

TEST CONDITIONS1





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A
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1/21

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1/29

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24.64
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Extensive problems with
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Results discarded.







Results discarded.







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           TABLE B-l (continued)





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36

37

38

39

40

41

42

TEST CONDITIONS'




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TEST RESULTS


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20.33
18.17

23.85
23.78
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24.08
24.08
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0.585
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0.771
0.781
0.420
0.562
0.420
0.288

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0.419
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Comments
Top on Degreaser B left
open between each cycle.

Degreaser B not used.












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            (continued)

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           TABLE  B-l (continued)









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44

45


46
47

48

49

SO

TEST CONDITIONS'






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A
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A
B

A
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A
B
A
C
A
B
A
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4/8

3/28


3/29

3/28
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24.46
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0.419
0.636
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0.459
0.458









Comnents




Oeg. A: Lip exhaust at
0.50 m3/s per m2 top opening.
Deg. B: Not run.
Oeg. A: Lip exhaust at
0.25 ni3/s per m' top opening.
Deq. B: Crosscurrent test.
Not run.
Crosscurrent test.
Crosscurrent test.
Test of small degreaser.
Not run.
Not run.


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            (continued)

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           TABLE B-l  (continued)









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VI
Ol
51

52

S3

54

55

56

57

58

TEST CONDITIONS'







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Solvent lass during cooldowi
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Solvent loss during cooldowi
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Not run.
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Solvent loss during cooldowi
period.


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           (continued)

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Solvent loss during cool down
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Comnents







Solvent loss during cooldown
period.
Deg. A: Lip exhaust at 0.08
m3/s per of of top opening;
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Deg. A: Lip exhaust at 0.50
m3/s per of of top opening;
Deg. B: Crosscurrent test.
Not run.
Not run.


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24.05
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Comments


Deg. A: Lip exhaust at 0.25
m3/s per n2 top opening.
Deg. A: Lip exhaust at 0.50
m3/s per m2 top opening;
Oeg. B: Crosscurrent test.
Inlet air was turned on about
3 hours after test started.








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069. A run at 18 kW Instead
of 24 kW.
Test stopped early.









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Comaents


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                   a Degreaser A and Degreaser B were operated under the same conditions except where differences are noted.
                   b Refrigerated freeboard chiller.
                   c Total load for Degreasers A and B:   Load coil. 45.4 kg. basket.  22.7 kg.
                     Total load for Degreaser C:  Load cot).  10  2 kg; basket. 2.3 kg.
                   d Solvent loss values  for many of the Idle tests are based on Initial and final weight readings.
                   e Evaporation test In  small containers.  Containers D and E had 0.064 n2 and 0.018 m2 top opening area.
                   NA:  Not available.

-------
                             TABLE B-la.  TEST CONDITIONS AND RESULTS IN ENGLISH  UNITS
                                      (test period  October 1978 to July 1979)








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Comments

















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7.92
7.10
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7.05
7.10
7.15
7.20
7.07
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5.72
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6.33
6.95
6.93
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1.456
2.765
2.920
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1.430
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0.062
0.097
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0.095
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3


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21. bb
19.44
23.07
21.06
23.76
21.03
22.90
20.09
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20.50
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18.62
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18.38
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21.56
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a
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1

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17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24
25

TEST CONDITIONS a







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A
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Comnents








Not run





Not run


(continued)

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            TABLE B-la  (continued)





o
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1-
26
27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

TEST CONDITIONS'



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A
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A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B



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1/20

1/21

1/26

1/25

1/28

1/29

1/31




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24.23


24.20
24.25
24.10
24.26
25.40
26.40
24.07
16.28
18.87
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0.166
0.115
0.126
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24.3
22.07
22.76
19.03
24.33
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23.35
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24.04
21.16
24.64
22.69
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2.13
NA
NA
2.03
2.19
3.01
2.0
2.63
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1.56
1.32
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1.26
1.32
2.16
1.26






Comnents
Extensive problems with
Degreaser A.
Results discarded.







Results discarded.







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           (continued)

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            TABLE  B-la  (continued)








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01
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35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

TEST CONDITIONS'






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A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B






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4/2

4/4

4/5

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1
20.28
20.33
18.17

23.85
23.78
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24.13
24.08
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24.25
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0.160
0.086
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0.086
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Comments
Top on Degreaser B left
open between each cycle.

Degreaser B not used.












1C
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            (continued)

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            TABLE  B-la  (continued)






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a
43

44

45
46
47

48

49
50

TEST CONDITIONS'





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B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
C
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B
A
B





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7.27
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Comments




Oeg. A: Lip exhaust at 100 ftfymtn
per ft2 top opening.
Deg. B: Not run.
Oeg. A: Lip exhaust at 50 ft3/mtn
per ft2 top opening.
beg. B- Crosscurrent test.
Not run.
Crosscurrent test.
Crosscurrent test.
Test of small degreaser.
Not run.
Not run.

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           (continued)

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TABLE B-la  (continued)







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54

55

56

57

58

TEST CONDITIONS"





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B
A
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A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
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2/25

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20.68
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period.
Solvent loss during cooldown
period.
Not run.
Not run.
Not run.
Not run.
Solvent loss during cooldown
period.


(continued)

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 TABLE B-la  (continued)








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se

fcl
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59

60

61

62

63

64

65

66

TEST CONDITIONS8






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A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B






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5

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3/5

3/6

3/7

3/8

3/10

3/11

3/12






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TEST RESULTS




£
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g-
01

I
51.02
51.02
21. 5b
21.55
22.37
22 37
17.43
17.43
22.45
22.45
24.68
25.97
21.50
21.50
21 03
20.03
1
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0.418
0.328
0.4S7
0.754
0.510
0.476
1.079
1.213
1.365
0.742
0.732
1.052
0.839
0.947
0.330
0.395





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0.027
0.022
0.031
0.050
0.034
0.030
0.071
0.078
0.091
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0.072
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0.064
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3
2.52
6.31
2.48
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6.61
7.44
7.76
9.23
7.76
9.19
7.77
9.19
7.76
9.16





.



Corments














Solvent loss during cooldown
period.
(continued)

-------
            TABLE  B-la (continued)






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IA
01
1-
67

68

69

70
71

72
73

74

TEST CONDITIONS'




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20

20

20
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52


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01


VI
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14.07
24.95
24.17
23.25
19.65
19.65
71.23
71 23
14.08
14.08
27 27
27.27


24.05
24.05
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    8 Oegreaser A and Degreaser B were operated under  the same conditions except where differences are noted
      Refrigerated freeboard chiller.
    c Total  load for Degreasers A and B.  Load coll, 100 Ib; basket, SO Ib.
      Total  load for Degreaser C.  Load coil, 22.5 Ib, basket, 5 Ib.
    d Solvent  loss values for many of the Idle tests are based on initial and final weight readings.
    e Evaporation ttst In small containers.  Containers 0 and E had 0 69 ft  and 0.194 ft  top  area.
    NA-   Not available.

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                           APPENDIX C
        STATISTICAL COMPARISONS BY TEST OF SIGNIFICANCE*
THE TEST OF NULL HYPOTHESIS (TEST OF SIGNIFICANCE)
     A null hypothesis  is  a specific hypothesis about a popula-
tion  that  is being  tested by means  of the sample  results.   A
test  of significance  is   a  calculation  by  which the  sample
results are  used to  throw light on the  truth or  falsity  of a
null  hypothesis.   A  quantity called  a test  criterion  is  com-
puted; it  measures the extent to which the  sample departs  from
the null hypothesis  in some relevant  respect.   If the value of
the test criterion falls beyond certain limits into a region of
rejection,  the  departure  is  said to  be  statistically signifi-
cant.   Tests of  significance  have the property that if the null
hypothesis  is  true,  the probability  of obtaining a significant
result has a known value,  most commonly 0.05.   This probability
is the significance level of the test.
     Of course,  the  test  of  significance  is not an automatic
rule  for  making a decision to  either accept  or  reject  a  null
hypothesis.  Knowledge  accumulated  through  the work  should be
added to the evidence of the test.
  This analysis is based on standard statistical methods.  See
  Svedecov, G. W., and W. G. Cochran.  Statistical Methods.
  The Iowa State University Press, Ames, Iowa, 1967.
                               608

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     In this  appendix,  the test  is  used to  determine  the  sig-
nificance of differences between  the  rates  of solvent loss  from
Degreaser A and Degreaser B,  between rates obtained with the use
of refrigerated  freeboard  chillers,  and  between  rates  obtained
with the different solvents.

TEST OF SIGNIFICANCE APPLIED TO DEGREASER A AND DEGREASER B  (TWO
SAMPLES TREATED AS INDEPENDENT)
Data Points From Tests Using 1,1,1-Trichloroethane
     Data points  representing solvent  loss  are shown  in Table
C-l.
          Pooled estimate of variance (with samples of same  size,
          n = 13):
          C2 _ ,S!2 + S22t   _  (0.436)2  + (0.390)2
          s  - (    2    )   -           2
             = 0.171
          Number of degrees of freedom = 2(n-l) =  2(13-1) =  24
          Standard deviation of differences:
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                              2 x 0.171
           X! - x2  *  n   v     13
                 = 0.162
          Student ft'  = x*  ~ *2  = Tz   = 0.488
                        b         U
                         _
                         Xi  - X2
     From statistical tables, it is known that an absolute value
of t =  0.685  is  exceeded 50 percent of the time.  The test thus
provides no evidence upon which  to  reject the  null  hypothesis
that the difference  between  Degreaser  A and Degreaser B in rate
of solvent loss is zero.
                               609

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                 TABLE  C-l.   TEST OF  SIGNIFICANCE  APPLIED  TO
               DEGREASERS  A  AND  B USING  1,1,1'TRICHLOROETHANE
Test
Group
No.
1
2
3
4
5
24
25
26
27
28
29
30 and 33
31 and 32
Solvent loss rate, kg/h
From Degreaser A:
xl
1.04
1.28
0.97
0.55
1.08
0.82
0.05
0.32
0.05
0.66
0.49
0.12
0.07
From Degreaser B:
x2
1.00
1.04
0.75
0.47
0.96
0.43
0.05
0.40
0.03
0.90
0.30
0.07
0.07
Difference:
Xl"x2
0.04
0.24
0.22
0.08
0.12
0.39
0
-0.08
0.02
-0.24
0.19
0.05
0
No.  of observa-
  tions (n)
Mean
Std.  deviation
d-f
 13
= 0.577
= 0.436
 12
    13
x2 = 0.498
S2 = 0.390
    12
Xl"x2 = °'079
S3 = 0.159
                                     610

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Data Points From Tests Using Methylene Chloride
     Data  points  representing solvent  loss are  given  in Table
C-2.
         Fooled estimate of variance (with samples of same size,
         n = 10):
         S2         =  (0.209)2 + (0.336)2  = 0
           xl ~ X2
         S	  = / "\"^'<*t  - 0.125
          xl ~ X2
         Number of degrees of freedom = 2(10-1) = 18
         Student 't' = *1 " *2  = "p'     = -°-904
                        xl ~ X2
     From statistical tables, it is known that an absolute value
of t =  0.865  is exceeded 45 percent of the time.  The test thus
provides no  evidence upon which  to reject the  null hypothesis
that the difference  between  Degreaser A and Degreaser B in rate
of solvent loss is zero.

TEST OF SIGNIFICANCE APPLIED TO REFRIGERATED FREEBOARD CHILLERS
     The test of significance  lacks  validity in  the following
two cases  because only two or  three  data  points are available.
It is given  here,  however,  for the limited purpose of comparing
results obtained with refrigerated freeboard chillers.
     Table C-3  presents data points  from  tests  using Refriger-
ated Freeboard Chillers I and II.
     For d-f  = 3, the  't1  values in  the  critical  region at 95
percent confidence level  are -3.182 
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           TABLE C-2.   TEST OF SIGNIFICANCE APPLIED TO DEGREASERS
                      A AND B USING METHYLENE CHLORIDE
Test
Group
No.
34
35
36
37
38
43
44
45
46
47
Solvent loss rate, kq/h
From Degreaser A:
xl
0.78
0.61
0.59
1.17
0.70
0.88
0.73
0.59
1.08
0.60
From Degreaser B:
x2
1.05
0.87
0.78
1.61
0.97
0.89
0.59
0.41
1.10
0.59
Difference:
Xl - X2
-0.27
-0.26
-0.19
-0.44
-0.27
-0.01
0.14
0.18
-0.02
0.01
No.  of observa-
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Mean
Std. deviation
d-f
 10
= 0.773
= 0.209
  9
    10
x2 = 0.886
S2 = 0.336
x^) = -0.113
S = 0.202
                                      612

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TABLE C-3.   TEST OF SIGNIFICANCE  APPLIED  TO  REFRIGERATED  FREEBOARD
           CHILLERS I  AND II  (TREATED  AS  PAIRED  SAMPLES)
Test
Group
No.
16
17
18
20
Solvent loss rate, kq/h
From RFC I:
xl
0.99
0.96
0.68
0.76
From RFC II:
x2
0.92
0.82
0.53
0.66
Difference:
Xl -X2
0.07
0.14
0.15
0.10
Mean 0.848 0.733 0.115
Std. deviation 0.151 0.172 0.037
                                 613

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                        _ Z(xt - Xg)  =  I(X! - xg)
              Sj /•>} n     nSj /V n
                °-115    = 1.554
          4. -
              0.037
      The computed  t = 1.554 is not within the critical region;
 therefore,   it can  be concluded  that  there  is  no significant
 difference between  the two  types  of chillers at 95 percent con-
 fidence limits.
      Table C-4 presents  data points from  tests  using  RFC II at
 the two temperature ranges.
      For d«f  =  2,  the  't1  values in  the critical  region are
 -4.303 
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TABLE C-4.   TEST OF SIGNIFICANCE APPLIED TO REFRIGERATED  FREEBOARD
CHILLER II  BEFORE AND AFTER CORRECTION (TREATED  AS PAIRED SAMPLES)
Test Group
No.
16 and 21
17 and 22
18 and 23
Solvent loss rate (kg/h) from
Refrigerated Freeboard Chiller II
Before
correction:
xl
0.92
0.82
0.53
After
correction:
x2
0.98
0.54
0.49
Difference:
Xl -X2
-0.06
0.28
0.04
Mean 0.76 0.67 0.087
Std. deviation 0.203 0.27 0.175
                                615

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        TABLE C-5.   TEST OF SIGNIFICANCE APPLIED TO SOLVENTS
            1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE AND METHYLENE CHLORIDE
                           IN DEGREASER A
Test Group
No.
1 and 34
2 and 37
3 and 35
5 and 38
16 and 43
17 and 44
18 and 45
20 and 47
24 and 48
30 and 61
Solvent loss rate, kg/h
Using TE:
Xl
1.04
1.28
0.97
1.08
0.99
0.96
0.68
0.76
0.82
0.12
Using MC:
X2
0.78
1.17
0.61
0.70
0.88
0.73
0.59
0.60
0.44
0.20
Difference:
xi - x2
0.26
0.11
0.36
0.38
0.11
0.23
0.09
0.16
0.38
-0.08
No.  of observa-
  tions (n)

Mean
Std.  deviation

d • f
10          10

 0.87   x2 = 0.67


 0.314  S2 = 0.258

9           9
                                                      - x2 = 0.2
S  = 0.15
                                616

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         Standard deviation of differences:
                      2S2  _  /2(0.083)  _
                      —  -  v    10     -
         Student 't' =   i  "   2  =         = !-55
                         x  - x
                          1    2
     From statistical tables, it is known that an absolute value
of t = 1.734 is exceeded 10 percent of the time.
Data Points From Tests Conducted On Degreaser B
     Data points  representing solvent  loss  are shown  in Table
C-6.
         Pooled estimate of variance (with ten samples):
         S2  = S!2 + S22  = (0.707)2 + (0.758)2  = Q 53?

         Number of degrees of freedom = 2(n-l) = 2(10-1) = 18
         Standard deviation differences:
         c         -  /2S1    _   72(0.537)'
         b -  ~ v—    -  V    n
10
        = 0.328
          Xj - X2
         Student 't' =   '  "  *    =  "'      = -0.156
                         xl ~ X2
     From statistical tables, it is known that an absolute value
of t =  0.257  is  exceeded 80 percent of the time.  The test thus
provides no evidence upon which  to reject the  null hypothesis
that the difference between solvent loss rates using trichloroe-
thane and methylene chloride is zero.
                               617

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        TABLE C-6.   TEST OF SIGNIFICANCE APPLIED TO
    SOLVENTS 1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE AND METHYLENE CHLORIDE
                           IN DEGREASER B
Test Group
No.
1 and 34
2 and 37
3 and 35
5 and 38
21 and 43
22 and 44
23 and 45
19 and 46
20 and 47
24 and 48
33 and 61
Solvent loss rate, kq/h
Using TE:
Xl
1.00
1.04
0.75
0.96
0.98
0.54
0.49
0.86
0.66
0.43
0.07
Using MC:
X2
1.05
1.17
0.87
0.97
0.89
0.59
0.41
1.11
0.59
0.54
0.15
Difference:
Xl - X2
-0.05
-0.13
-0.12
-0.01
0.09
-0.05
0.08
-0.25
0.07
-0.11
-0.08
No.  of observa-
 tions (n)

Mean
Std.  deviation

d • f
11          11

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 = 0.303  S2 = 0.324

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Xi • x2 = 0.051


S3 = 0.104
                                618

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       APPENDIX D



SUMMARY OF COST ANALYSIS
          619

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             TABLE D-l  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (NEW)
            	OR RETROFIT	Test  Group  1
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
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50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:fl
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

0


0




2000



0











0

4000



0











0

6000



0











0

  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or expenditure.
                                      620

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             TABLE D-2  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF
OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
DEGREASER (NEW)
                  Test Group
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  «
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
   1,1,1-Trichloroethane
   75

    0.04
   50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost. S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %


230.00
0
0
230.00




2000
140
dan

33.75
9.20
d.fin
n
n
98.76
338.63
51.20
291.08
1.08
6.12
39.22
8.90
6
4000
280
Qfin

33.75
9.20
d.fifl
n
n
197.53
677.26
149.98
629.70
3.15
13.24
16.32
4.25
6
6000
420
1440

33.75
Q.?n
a. fin
n
n
296.30
1015.89
248.75
968.34
5.23
20.34
10.30
2.79
6
  Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
  Includes $80.00 for  worker  platform  revisions.

                                      621

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             TABLE D-3 SUMMARY  OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                             Test Group 3
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
75

 0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:3
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %




355.00°




2000
140
480

52.10
14.20
7.10
0
0
98.77
338.63
25.37
265.23
0.35
3.61
77.52
14.45
6
4000
280
960

52.10
14.20
7.10
0
0
197.53
677.26
124.13
603.86
1.69
ft. 23
27.71
6.73
6
6000
420
1440

52.10
14.20
7. in
0
0
296.30
1015.89
222.90
942.49
3.04
12. R4
16.87
4.38
6
  Value in parentheses represents  loss or expenditure.
  Includes $80.00 for worker platform revisions.

                                      622

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             TABLE  D-4  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS OR  EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF DEGREASER  (NEW)
            	Test Group 4
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  ",-
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Tnchloroethane
100

  0.04
 50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimurr.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, j




300. 00b




2000
980
1060

44.03
i? nn
6. on
n
0
691.37
747.80
629.34
685.77
10.15
11.06
5.50
5.06
12
4000
1960
2120

44.03
12. on
fi.nn
n
n
1382.74
1495.62
1320.71
1433.59
21.29
23.11
.68
2.47
12
6000
2940
3180

44.03
i?.nn
fi nn
n
n
2074.11
2243.42
2012.08
2181.39
32.44
35.17
1.77
1.63
12
  Value in parentheses represents  loss  or  expenditure.

  Includes $100.00 for worker platform revisions.

                                     623

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             TABLE D-5  SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                    	Test  Group 4
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio  (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
100

0.04
 50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), S/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %




450. 00b




2000
980
1060

66.04
iR.nn
q nn
n
n
691.37
747.80
RQR 33
654.76
6.43
7.04
8.49
7.80
2
4000
1960
2120

66.04
iR.nn
Q.nn
n
0
1382.74
1495.62
l?RQ.7n
1402.58
13.86
15.07
4.07
3.75
12
6000
2940
3180

66.04
iR.nn
q.nn
n
0
2074.11
2243.42
1QR1.07
2150.38
21.29
23.11
2.68
2.47
12
a Value in parentheses represents  loss  or  expenditure.
  Includes  $100.00 for revision of worker platform.

                                      624

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             TABLE  D-6  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                              Test Group 16
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
50
Type I @ 1 to 2°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

3300.00


3300.00




2000

100

484.31
132.00
66.00
0
222.53

70.55

(834.29)

(0.92)

-
0
4000

200

484.31
132.00
66.00
0
222.53

141.10

(763.74)

(0.84)

-
0
6000

300

484.31
132.00
66.00
0
222.53

211.64

(693.20)

(0.77)

-
0
  Value in  parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
                                      625

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             TABLE D-7 SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                              Test  Group  16
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), °*
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
50
Type I 
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             TABLE D-8 SUMMARY OF SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF  DEGREASER (NEW)
            	Test Group 16
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
50
Type II @ -23 to -32°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

3718.00
0
0
3718.00




2000

160

545.65
148.72
74.36
0
341.44

112.88
-
(997.291
-
(0.90)

_
0
4000

320

545.65
148.72
74.36
0
341.44

225.75
-
(884.42)
-
(0.80)

_
0
6000

480

545.65
148.72
74.36
0
341.44

338.63
-
(771. $&}
-
(0.69)

_
0
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                      627

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             TABLE D-9 SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
            	Test Group 16
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), £
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
50
Type II @ -23 to -32°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:3
Minimuir,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3718.00
3622.00
0
7340.00




2000
_
160

1077.22
293.60
Mfi.RO
n
344.44

112.88
.
(1749.18)
—
(0.94)
-
-
0
4000
—
320

1077.??
293.60
146. 80
0
344.44

225.75

(1636.30)
.
(0.88)
-
-
0
6000
—
480

1077.??
293.60
146. RO
n
344.44

338.63

(1523.43)
.
(0.82)
-
-
0
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                      628

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             TABLE D-10 SUMMARY OF SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF  DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                             Test Group
                           17
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  1-
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A), i
  Others
1,1,1-Tnchloroethane
75
Type I @ 1°C to 2°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), S/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

.•nnn.no
0
0
3300.00




2000
_
180

484.31
132.00
fifi.OO
n
??2.53

126.99
-
(777.85)
.
(0.86)
-
_
6
4000
_
360

484.31
132.00
66.00
0
222.53

253.97
-
(650.87)
.
(0.72)
-

6
6000
_
540

484.31
132.00
66.00
0
222.53

380.96
-
(523.88)
.
(0.58)
-
„
6
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                      629

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             TABLE D-ll SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                             Test Group
                            17
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  «
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  *
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
75
Type I @ 1° to 2°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:3
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

3300.00
700.00
0
4000.00




2000
.
180

586.24
160.00
80.00
n
225.53

126.99

(922.58)

(0.88)

-
6
4000
.
360

586.24
160.00
80.00
0
222.53

253.97

(795.60)

(0.76)

-
6
6000
.
540

586.24
160.00
an. no
n
222.53

380.96

(668.61)

(0.64)

-
6
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
                                      630

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             TABLE D-l2 SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                                Test Group 17
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Tnchloroethane
75
Type II @-23 to -32°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/y:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, °*

3948. 00b
o
n
3948.00




2000
—
360

579.41
157.92
7R Qfi
n
341.44

126.99
-
(1030.74)
-
(0.89)
-
_
6
4000
—
720

579,41
157.92
7R Qfi
n
341.44

253.97
-
(903.76)
-
(0.78)
-
_
6
6000
—
1080

579.41
157.Q?
7R Qfi
n
341.44

380.96
-
(776.79)
-
(0.67)
-
_
6
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
  Includes $80.00 for revision  of worker platform.
                                       631

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             TABLE D-13SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
            	Test Group 17
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
75
Type II @ -23 to -32°C
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), k9/yr:a
Minimurr.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

3948. 00b
•}fi?2 nn

7570.00




2000
—
360

1110.97
302.80
151.40
0
341.44

126.99
-
(1779.62)

(0.93)

-
6
4000
—
720

1110.97
302.80
151.40
0
341.44

253.97
-
(1652.64)

(0.87)

-
6
6000
—
1080

1110.97
302.80
151.40
0
341.44

380.96
-
(1525.65)

(0.80)

-
6
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
  Includes  $80.00 for  revision of worker platform.

                                       €32

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             TABLE  D-14SUMMARY OF  SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                             Test Group 21
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio  (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
1,1,1-Tnchloroethane
50
Type II (3 -29 to -40°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimurr.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, c;

3718.00
0
0
3718.00




2000

40

545.65
148.72
74.36
0
341.44

28.22
-
(1081.95)
-
(0.97)
-
_
0
4000

80

545.65
148.72
74.36
0
341.44

56.44
-
(1053.73)
-
(0.95)
-
—
0
6000

120

545.65
148.72
74.36
0
341.44

84.66
-
(1025.51)
-
(0.92)
-
_
0
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.

                                       633

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             TABLE D-15SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                             Test  Group  21
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio  (FR), £
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed  (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
1,1,1-Tnchloroethane
50
Type II ? -29 to -40°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimurr,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3718.00
3622.00
0
7340.00




2000

40

1077.22
293.60
146.80
0
341.44

28.22
-
4000

80

1077.22
293.60
146.80
0
341.44

56.44
-
(1830.84) 1(1802.62)
-
(0.98)

_
0
-
(0.97)

_
0
6000

120

1077.22
293.60
14fi.RO
0
341.44

R/Lfifi
-
(1774.40)
-
(0.95)

_
0
  Value in  parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                      634

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             TABLE  D-16SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                  	Test Group 22
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  «
  Refrig.  freeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
25
Type II @-29 to -40°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), k9/yr:a
Minimuir.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. 5:

3948.00


3948.00




2000

900

579.41
157.92
78.96
n
341.44

634.93

(522.80)
_
(0.551
-

6
4000

1800

579.41
157.92
78.96
n
.141.44

IPfiQ 86

112.13
—
0.10
_
107.40
6
6000

2700

579.41
157.92
78. Q6
n
341.44

1904.79

747.06
—
0.65
_
44 m
6
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

                                       635

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             TABLE D-l7SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (RETROFIT)
                                                             Test Group 22
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Tnchloroethane
75
Type II 0 -29 to -40°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimuir,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

3948.00
3622.00
0
7570.00




2000
—
qnn

1110.97
302.80
151.40
0
341.44
-
634.93

(1271.68)

(n.fi?)
-
_
6
4000
—
iftnn

1110.97
302.80
151.40
0
341.44
-
1269.86

(636.75)

(0.33)
-
_
6
6000
—
??nn

1110.97
302 . 80
151.40
0
341 . 44
-
1Q04.79

(1.82)

0.00
-
_
6
a Value in parentheses represents  loss  or  expenditure.

                                       636

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             TABLE  D-18SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                           Test Group
                          18
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
125
Type I G> 1  to 20°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, $
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3660. 00b
0
0
3660.00




2000

720

579.41
157.92
78.96
0
341.44

507.95
-
(590.23)

(0.54)
-
—
17
4000

1440

579.41
157.92
78.96
0
341.44

1015.89
-
(82.29)

(0.07)
-
—
17
6000
.
2160

579.41
157.92
78.96
0
341.44

1523.84
-
425.66

0.39
-
60.11
17
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
  Includes $120.00 for  revision of worker platform.

                                         637

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             TABLED-19 SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                                Test Group 18
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
125
Type I @ 1  to 2°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), S/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, 5;

3820. 00b
700.00
0
4520.00




2000
_
720

fifiT ?fi
lan.Rn
qn.an
n
79? ^

507.95

(649.14)

(0.56)
-
_
17
4000
_
1440

fifiT ?fi
lan.an
qn.an
n
???.R3

1015.89

(141.20)

(0.12)
-
_
17
6000
_
2160

fifi3.?fi
i sn. sn
qn.an
n
77?.^-\

1523.84

366.75

0.32
-
72.96
17
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
  Includes $120.00 for revision of worker platform.
                                        .  638

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             TABLE D-20 SUMMARY  OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                           Test Group 18
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  *
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
125
Type II @ -23 to -32°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

4078. 00b
0
0
4078.00




2000
_
940

598.49
163.12
81.56
0
341.44

fifil.lR
—
(521.46)
-
(0.44)
-
_
17
4000
_
1880

598.49
163.12
81.56
0
341.44

•n?fi_3n
.
141.69
-
0.12
-
101.63
17
6000
_
2820

598.49
163.12
81.56
0
341.44

1Qflq.4R
—
804.84
-
0.68
-
42.75
17
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or expenditure.
  Includes $120.00 for  revision  of worker platform.
                                         639

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             TABLE  D-21 SUMMARY  OF SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF  DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                              Test Group 18
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  *
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
125
Type II G> -23 to -32°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:3
Minimurr,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, °K



4238.00
3fi??.nn
n
7860.00














2000
„
940




1153.53
314.40
157.20
0
341.44

663.15
-
(1303.42}
-
(0.66)
_

17
4000
_
1880




1153.53
314.40
157.20
0
341.44

1326.30
-
(640.27)
-
(0.33)
_

17
6000
-
2820




1153.53
314.40
157.20
0
341.44

1989.45
-
22.88
-
0.01
-
139.14
17
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss or  expenditure.

  Includes  $120.00 for revision of worker platform.

                                        640

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             TABLE D-22 SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                                Test Group 23
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
125
Type II @-29 to -40°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:3
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, $
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3660.00
0
0
3660.00




2000

1020

537.14
146.40
73.20
0
222.53

71Q.RQ
-
(P.RQ.fiR)

(0.27)
-
_
17
4000

2040

537.14
147.40
73.20
0
222.53

1439.18
-
4RQ Q1

0.47
-
57.42
17
6000

3060

537.14
147.40
73.20
0
222.53

2158.77
-
•mq.sn

1.20
-
29.59
17
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
                                       641

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             TABLE D-23SUMMARY OF SAVINGS
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF
OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
DEGREASER (RFTROFIT)
                      Test Group 23
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
   1,1,1-Trichloroethane
   125
   Type II 0 -29 to -40°C
   0.04
   50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimurr,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), S/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximunr,
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3948.00
3fi?? . nn

7570.00




2000
—
1020

1110.97
302.80
151.40
n
341.44

71Q 5Q
-
(1187.02)
-
0.62
-
—
17
4000
—
2040

1110.97
302.80
151.40
0
341.44

143Q.1R

(467.43)
-
(0.25)
-
.
17
6000
_
3060

1110.97
302.80
151.40
0
341.44

P15R.77

252.16
-
0.13
-
102.88
17
a Value in parentheses represents  loss or expenditure.
                                       642

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             TABLE D-24 SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF  DEGREASER (NEW)
            	Test Group 2
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  «
  Refrig. freeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
50

0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimuir,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss). S/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, 5;

78.00b
n
n
78.00




2000
(100)
(480)

11.41
3.21
1.56
0
0
(70.55)
(338.63)
(86.68)
(354.76}
(5.37)
(22.00)
-
_
0
4000
(200)
(960)

11.41
3.21
1.56
0
0
(141.10)
(677.26)
(157.23)
(693.39)
(9.75)
(42.99)
-
_
0
6000
(300)
(1440)

11.41
3.21
1.56
0
0
(211.64)
(1015.89)
(227.77)
(1032.02)
(14.12)
(63.43)
-
_
0
  Value in parentheses  represents  lo*s  or  expenditure.
  Additional  expenditure  required  for larger basket over standard basket.
                                       643

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             TABLE D-25SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                             Test Group  2
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
50

0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

242. 00b
0
0
242.00




2000
—
480

35.52
9.68
4.R4
n
0
(70.55)
(338.63)
(120.59)
(388.67)
(2.41)
(388.70)
-
_
0
4000
—
960

35.52
9.68
4.84
0
0
(141.10)
(677.26)
(191.14)
(727.30)
(3.82)
(14.54)
-
_
0
6000
_
1440

35.52
9.68
4.84
0
0
(211.64)
(1015.89)
(261.68)
(1065.93)
(5.23)
(21.30)
-
_
0
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure;
  Cost  of new  basket, 20 percent larger than recommended.

                                        644

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             TABLE D-26SUMMARY OF  SAVINGS
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF
OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
DEGREASER (NEW)
                    Test Group
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
   1,1,1-Trichloroethane
   125

   0.04
   70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), k9/yr:a
Minimurr.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), S/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, °k

438. 00l
0
0
438.00




2000
(60)
sn

64.38
17.52
8.76
0
0
(42.33)
56.44
(132.89)
(34.12)
(1.47)
(0.38)
-
_
17
4000
(120)
ifin

64.28
17.52
8.76
0
0
(84.66)
112.88
(175.22)
22.32
(1.93)
(0.25)
-
89.36
17
6000
(180)
?dfl

64.28
17.52
8.76
0
0
(126.99)
169.32
(217.55)
78.76
(2.40)
0.87
-
45.60
17
  Value in  parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
  Includes  $120.00 for worker platform revisions and $78.00 additional expenditure
   required over standard basket.
                                      645

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             TABLE D-27SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF  DEGREASER  (RETROFIT)
            	Test Group 5
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  5-
  Refrig. fraeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
125

0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

762. 00b
n
n
762.00




2000
(60)
80

111.83
30.48
15.24
0
0
(42.33)
Rfi 44
(199.88)
(101.11)
(1-27)
(0.64)
-
_
17
4000
(120)
160

111.83
30.48
15.24
0
0
(84.66)
11? RR
(242.21)
(44.67)
(1.54)
(0.28)
-
_
17
6000
(180)
240

111.83
30.48
15.24
0
0
(126.99)
IfiQ 7?
(284.54)
11.77
(1.81)
0.07
-
121.48
17
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
  Includes $120.00 for  worker platform  revisions and $242.00 for a new larger
   basket.                           646

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             TABLE D-28 SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                           Test Group 19
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A), »
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
50
Type II @ -23 to -32°C
0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/y:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3?Qfi.nnb
0
0
3796.00




2000
_
280

557.10
151.84
75.92
0
341.44

1Q7.F53
_
(928.77)
-
(0.82)
-
—
0
4000
_
560

557.10
151.84
75.92
0
341.44

395.07
_
(731.23)
-
(0.650
-
_
0
6000
_
840

557. in
151.84
75.9?
n
341.44

RQP.fin
_
(533.70)
-
(0.47)
-
.
0
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
 Includes $78.00 required for larger basket.
                                       647

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             TABLE D-29 SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                             Test Group 19
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), '•
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), '„
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
50
Type II @ -23 to -32°C
0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3960. 00b
3622.00
0
7582.00




2000
—
280

1112.73
303.28
151.64
0
341.44

197.53
-
(1711.56}

(0.90}
_
-
0
4000
_
560

1112.73
303.28
151.64
0
341.44

395.07
-
(1514.02)

(0.79)
_
-
0
6000
_
840

1112.73
303.28
151.64
0
341.44

592.60
-
(1316.49)

(0.69)
„
-
0
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

b Includes $242.00 for a  new  larger  basket.
                                      648

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             TABLE D-30 SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
            	      	Test Group 20
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
125
Type I [ 1  to 2°C J
0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, $
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), S/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

3738. 00b
0
0
3738.00




2000

^an

548.59
149.52
74.7fi
0
22?. 53
-
409.18

(586.22)

(0.59)
-
_
17
4000

n fin

548.59
149.52
74.7fi
0
222.53
-
818.36

(177.03)

(0.18)
-
_
17
6000

1740

548.59
149.52
74.7fi
n
222.53
-
1227.54

232.14

"0.23
-
82.51
17
  Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

b Includes $78.00 for additional  cost  of  the  larger basket over the smaller
   one and $120.00 for revision of worker j3atform.
                                         649

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TABLE D-31 SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
        FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                Test Group
                                                                       20
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  »
  Others
                                1,1,1-Trichloroethane
                                125
                                Type  I  P  1  to  2°C
                                0.04
                                70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

4062. 00l
700.00
n
4762.00




2000
—
580

698.87
iqn_4R
Q5.?d
n
777. $1

409.18

(797.94)
_
(0.66)
-

17
4000
—
IT fin

698.87
iqn.4R
PR . 7 d
n
??? R3

818.36

(388.76)
_
(0.32)
-

17
6000
_
1740

698.87
iqn.dR
QR ?d
n
???.R?

1227.54

20.42
_
0.02
_
136.95
17
  Value in  parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
  Includes  $242.00 for a new longer basket to replace the old one and $120.00
   for  revision of worker platform.
                                      650

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             TABLE D-32 SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                             Test Group
                           20
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
125
Type II (<> -23 to -32°C
0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:3
Minimurr.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

4156.00fc
0
0
4156.00




2000
_
660

609.93
166.24
83.12
0
341.44

465.62
-
f 735. 11)

(0.61)
-
—
17
4000
_
1320

609.93
166.24
83.12
0
341.44

931.23
-
(PfiQ.Rn)

(0.22)
-
_
17
6000
_
1QRO

609.93
166.24
83.12
0
341.44

1396.85
-
IQfi 11

0.16
-
91.94
17
  Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
  Includes $78.00  for  additional  cost  of  larger basket and  $120.00 for revision
   of worker platform.                   551

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             TABLE D-33SUMMARY  OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
            	Test Group 20
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1, 1-Tnchloroethane
125
Type II G> -23 to -32°C
0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:3
Minimurr.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, °k

4480. 00b
•?fi?? nn
n
8102.00




2000
_
fifin

1189.05
324.08
162.04
0
341.22

465.62

(1550.77)

(0.77)
—
_
17
4000
_
1320

1189.05
324.08
162.04
0
341.22

931.23

(1085.16)

(0.54)
—
—
17
6000
_
1980

1189.05
324.08
162.04
0
341.22

1396.85

(619.54)

(0.31)
.
_
17
  Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
  Includes $242.00 for replacement of the old basket and $120.00 for worker
  platform revision.
                                         652

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             TABLED-34 SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                         Test Group 10
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Tnchloroethane
50

0.08
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimutr.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), S/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

50.00
0
0
50.00




2000
„
(220)

7.34
2.00
1.00
0
0

(1RR ?l )
-
(165.54)

(16. 01)
_

0
4000
.
(44(1)

7.34
2.00
1.00
0
0

(310.41)
-
(320.75)

(31.03)
_

0
6000
.
(660)

7.34
2.00
1.00
0
0

(465.62)
-
(475.96)

(46.04)
_

0
a Value in parentheses represents  loss  or  expenditure.

  Cost difference for a new 0.08 m/s  hoist over an 0.04 m/s hoist.
                                      fi53

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             TABLE D-35 SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                             Test Group  10
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  »
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Tnchloroethane
50

0.08
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimuir,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. j;

finft.7n
i?n.nn
n
728.70




2000

(220)

106.94
29.15
14.57
0
0

(155. ?1)

(305.88)

(2.03)
-
_
0
4000

(440)

106.94
29.15
14.57
0
0

(310.41)

(461.08)

(3.06)
-
_
0
6000

(660)

106.94
29.15
14.57
0
0

(465.62)

(616.29)

(4.09)
-
_
0
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

                                      654

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           TABLE D-36.  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER (NEW)
          	Test Group 11
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  1-
  Refrig. freeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
 1,1,1-Tnchloroethane
 75

0.08
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimurr.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, •*

280. 00b
0
0
280.00




2000
-
320

41.09
11.20
5.60
0
0

225.75
-
167.87

2.90
-
17.57
6
4000
-
640

41.09
11.20
5.60
0
0

451.51
-
393.62

6.80
-
8.06
6
6000
-
960

41.09
11.20
5.60
0
0

677.26
-
619.37

10.70
-
5.23
6
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or expenditure.

  Includes $80.00  for revision of worker  platform and $50.00 cost difference
  between  0.04  and 0.08 m/s hoist speed.
                                         655

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          TABLE 0-37.  SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
          	Test Group  11
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
75

0.08
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

963. 701
120.00
0
1083.70




2000
-
320
'
159.04
43.34
0
0

-
225.75
-
1.68
-
0.01
-
141.37
6
4000
-
640

159.04
43.34
0
0

-
451.51
-
227.44
-
1.01
-
40.93
6
6000
-
Qfin

159.04
43.34
0
0

-
677.26
-
453.19
-
2.02
-
23.93
6
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

  Includes $80.00 for worker platform revisions.
                                      656

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         TABLE D-38.   SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
         	                                 Test  Group  12
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
100

0.08
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimurr.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

345. 00b
0
0
345.00




2000
-
180

50.63
13.80
6.90
0
0

126.99

55.66
—
0.78
-
49.05
12
4000
-
360

50.63
13.80
6.90
0
0

253.97

182.64
_
2.56
-
19.58
12
6000
-
540

50.63
13.80
6.90
0
0

380.95

309.63
_
4.34
-
12.23
12
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

 b Includes $100.00 for revision of worker platform.
                                    657

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         TABLE D-39.    SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                             Test Group 12
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  5'
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Tnchloroethane
100

0.08
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/y:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss). S/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

1046.20b
120.00
0
1166.20




2000
-
180

171.15
46.65
23.32
0
0

126.99
_
(114.13)

(0.47)
-
-
12
4000
-
360

171.15
46.65
23.32
0
0

253.97
_
12.84

0.05
-
127.19
12
6000
-
540

171.15
46.65
23.32
0
0

380.96
_
139.84

0.58
-
59.04
12
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
  Includes $100.00  for  revision of worker  platform.
                                       658

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          TABLE  D-40.   SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                             Test Group 13
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), »
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
125

0.08
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/y:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %
i
410.00b
0
0
410.00




2000

400

60.17
lb.4U
8.20
0
0

?R? 1Q
-
197.42
_
2;33^
-
21.24
17
4000

800

60.17
lb.40
8.20
0
0

564 . 38
-
479.61
_
5.66 n
-
9.58
17
6000

1200

60.17
lb.40
8.20
0
0

846 . 58
-
761.81
_
8.99
-
6.18
17
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
  Includes $120.00 for worker platform revision.

                                         659

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         TABLE  D-41-   SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
        	Test Group
                            13
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
125

0.08
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/y:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

1128. 70b
120.00
0
1248.70




2000
-
400

183.26
49. 9b
24.92
0
0

282.19
-
24.01
_
0.09
_
117.00
17
4000
-
800

183.26
49.95
24.92
0
0

bb4 . 38
-
306.20
_
1.19
—
36.52
17
6000
-
1200

183.26
49.95
24.92
0
0

84b.58
-
588.40
.
2.28
_
21.64
17
a Value in parentheses represents  loss  or  expenditure.

b Includes $120.00 for platform  revision costs.
                                     660

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         TABLE  D-42.
  SUMMARY OF SAVINGS
FROM MODIFICATION OF
OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
DEGREASER (NEW)
                 Test Group 14
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
                        1,1,1-Tnchloroethane
                        50

                        0.08
                        70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, £

128.00
0
0
128.00




2000
-
(1040)

18.79
5.12
2.56
0
0
-
(733.70)
-
(760.16)
-
(28.72)
-
-
0
4000
-
(2080)

18.79
5.12
2.56
0
0
-
(1467.40)
-
(1493.87)
_
(56.45)
-
-
0
6000
-
(3120)

18.79
5.12
2.56
0
0
-
(2201.10)
-
(2227.56)
_
(84.17)
-
-
0
9 Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

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         TABLE D-43.   SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                            Test Group 14
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  tn/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
50

0.08
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

850.70
120.00
0
970.70




2000
-
(1040)

142.46
38.83
19.41
0
0

(733.70)
-
(934.40)
-
(4.66)
-
_
0
4000
-
(2080)

142.46
38.83
19.41
0
0

(1467.40)
-
(1668.10)
_
(8.31)
-
_
0
6000
-
(3120)

142.46
38.83
19.41
0
0

(2201.10)
-
(2401.80)
_
(11.97)
-
-
0
  Value in  parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
                                      662

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          TABLE D-44.   SUMMARY OF SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF  DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                          Test Group 15
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), *
  Others
1,1,1-Tnchloroethane
125

0.08
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

4R8.nnb
n
n
488.00




2000
.
(100)

71.62
19.52
9.76
0
0
-
(70.55)
-
(171.45)
-
(1.70)
-
-
17
4000
.
(200)

71.62
19.52
9.76
0
0
-
(141.10)
-
(241.99)
-
(2.40)
-
-
17
6000
„
(300)

71.62
19.52
9.76
0
0
-
(211.64)
-
(312.54)
-
(3.10)
-
-
17
8 Value in parentheses represents  loss  or  expenditure.

  Includes $120.00 for revision  of worker  platform.
                                      663

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          TABLE D-45.  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                            Test  Group 15
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  *
  Others
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
125

0.08
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost. $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

1370. 70b
120.00

1490.70




2000
.
(100)

218.78
59.63
29.81
0
0
-
(70.55)
-
(378.77)
-
(0.25)
-
-
17
4000

(200)

218.78
59.63
29.81
0
0
-
(141.10)
-
(449.32)
-
(0.30)
-
-
17
6000

(300)

218.78
59.63
29.81
0
0
-
(211.64)
-
(519.86)
-
(0.35)
-
-
17
a Value in parentheses represents  loss  or  expenditure.

  Includes $120.00 for revision of worker  platform.

                                       664

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          TABLE D-46.  SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW OR RETROFIT)
                           Base  Case
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
Methylene chloride
50

0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), k9/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

0
0
U





2000

















4000

















6000

















a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                      665

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          TABLE D-47.  SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (HEW)
                                                             Test Group 35
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
Methylene chloride
75

0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimuir,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

230. 00b
o
0
230. 00"




2000
340
360

33.75
9.20
4.60
0
0
220.66
233.64
173.10
186.09
3.64
3.91
14.35
13.45
6
4000
680
720

33.75
9.20
4.60
0
0
441.32
467.28
393.77
419.73
8.28
8.83
6.68
6.29
6
6000
1020
1080

33.75
9.20
4.60
0
0
661.98
700.92
614.43
653.37
12.92
13.74
4.36
4.10
6
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

  Includes $80.00 for revision of worker platform.

                                       €66

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          TABLE D-48.  SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
         	                  	Test  Group  35
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), «
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
.Methylene chloride
 75

 0.04
 50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss). $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

355. 00l
0
0
355. 00*




2000
340
360

52.10
14.20
7.10
0
0
220.60
233.64
147.26
160.24
2.01
2.18
24.09
22.44
6
4000
680
720

52.10
14.20
7.10
0
0
441.32
467.28
367.92
393.88
5.01
5.37
10.72
10.06
6
6000
1020
1080

52.10
14.20
7.10
0
0
661.98
700.92
588.58
627.52
8.02
8.55
6.89
6.48
6
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

  Includes $80.00 for revision of worker platform.
                                      667

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          TABLE D-49.   SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF
OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
DEGREASER (NEW)
                   Test  Group
                                                                       36
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
   Methylene chloride
   125

   0.04
   50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:3
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, °K

360. 00b
0
0
360.00°




2000
380
560

52.83
14.40
7.20
0
0
246.62
363.44
172.19
289.01
2.31
3.88
21.37
13.54
17
4000
760
1120

52.83
14.40
7.20
0
0
493.24
726.88
418.81
652.45
5.63
8.77
9.62
6.33
17
6000
1140
1680

52.83
14.40
7.20
0
0
739.86
1090.32
665.43
1015.81
8.81
13.65
6.21
4.13
17
  Value  in  parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.

  Includes  $120.00  for  revision of worker  platform costs.

                                       668

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          TABLE D-50.  SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                               Test Group 36
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
Methylene chloride
125

0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), k9/yr:a
Minimuir,
Maximum
Capital cost, $
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), S/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

520. 00b
0
0
520.00




2000
380
560

76.32
20.80
10.40
0
0
246.62
363.44
172.19
289.01
1.60
2.69
28.95
18.77
17
4000
760
1120

76.32
20.80
10.40
0
0
493.24
726.88
418. 81
652.45
3.90
6.06
13.50
8.96
17
6000
1140
1680

76.32
20.80
10.40
0
0
739.86
1090.32
665.43
1015.89
6.19
9.45
8.80
5.89
17
  Value in parentheses represents  loss or expenditure.

  Includes $120.00 for revision  of worker platform.

                                       66-9

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          TABLE D-51    SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF DEGREASER (MEW)
                                                            Test Group 43
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed  (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  °*
  Others
Methylene chloride
50
Type I @ 1° to 2°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:3
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

3300.00
0
0
3300.00




2000

(200)

484.31
132.00
66.00
0
222.53
-
(129.80)
-
(1034.64)
_
(1.14)
-
_
0
4000

(4000

484.31
132.00
66.00
0
222.53
-
(259.60)
-
(1164.44)
_
(1.29)
-
_
0
6000

(600)

484.31
132.00
66.00
0
222.53
-
(389.40)
-
(1294.24)
_
(1.43)
-
.
0
  Value in  parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.

                                       670

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          TABLE D-52.   SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                    FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (RETROFIT)
                                                               Test Group 43
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
Methylene chloride
50
Type I @ 1° to 2°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:3
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3300.00
2000

(200)

700.00!
0
4000.00





586.24
160.00
80.00
0
222.53

(129.80)
-
(1179.39)
-
(1.12)
-
_
0
4000

(400)

586.24
160.00
80.00
0
222.53

(259.60)
-
(1309.17)
-
(1.25)
-
_
0
6000

(600)

586.24
160.00
80.00
0
222.53

(389.40)
-
(1438.97)
-
(1.72)
-
_
0
  Value  in  parentheses represents  loss or expenditure.
                                        671

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          TABLE D-53.  SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                            Test  Group  43
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), *
  Others
Methylene Chloride
50
Type II @ -29° to -40°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimuir,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3718.00
0
0
3718.00




2000

320

545.65
148.72
74.36
0
341.44

207.68
-
(902.49)
_
(o.sn
_
—
0
4000
.
640

545.65
148.72
74.36
0
341.44

415.36
-
(694.81)
_
(0.62)
_
_
0
6000

960

545.65
148.72
74.36
0
341.44

623.04
-
(487.13)
_
(0.44)
_
_
0
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                       672

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          TABLE D-54.  SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                             Test Group  43
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
Methylene chloride
50
Type II @ -29° to -40°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/y:a
Minimurr.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %


3718.00
3622.00
0
7340.00




2000

320

1077.22
293.60
146.80
0
341.44

207.68
-
(1651.38)
-
(1.53)
-
_
0
4000

640

1077.22
293.60
146.80
0
341.44

415.56
-
(1443.70)
-
(1.34)
-
_
0
6000

960

1077.22
293.60
146.80
0
341.44

623.04
-
(1236.02)
-
(1.15)
-
_
0
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                     673

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           TABLE D-55.  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                             Test  Group 44
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
Methylene chloride
75
Type I @ 1° to 2°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3530. 00b
o
0
3530. OOb




2000
100


518.06
141 .20
70.60
0
222.53
64.90

(887.49)
-

(0.93)
-
-
6
4000
200


518.06
141 .20
70. bU
0
222.53
129.80

(822.59)
-

(0.86)
-
-
6
6000
300


518.06
141.20
70.60
0
222.53
194.90

(757.69)
-

(0.79)
-
-
6
  Value in  parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
  Includes  $80.00 for revision of  worker platform.

                                       674

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         TABLE D-56.   SUMMARY  OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                	Test Group  44
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
Methylene chloride
75
Type I (<> 1° to 2°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/y:a
Minimuir.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), S/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximurr,
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. «

3530. 00b
825.00
0
4355. OOb




2000
100


639.14
174.20
87.10
0
222.53
64.90

(1058.07)
-
.
(0.94)
.
-
6
4000
200


639.14
174.20
87.10
0
222.53
129.80

(993.17)
-

(0.88)

-
6
6000
300


639.14
174.20
87.10
0
222.53
194.70

(928.27)
-

(0.83)

-
6
  Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

  Includes $80.00 for revisions  of worker platform.
                                       €75

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          TABLE 0-57.   SUMMARY OF  SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                    FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                              Test Group 44
Conditions
Solvent
Freeboard ratio (FR), %
Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
Hoist speed (V), m/s
Load area (A), %
Others
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %
Methylene chloride
75
Type II @ -29° to -40°C
0.04
50

3948. 00b
0
0
3948. ODD




2000

980

579.41
157.92
78.96
0
341.44

636.20
-
(521.53)
-
(0.45)
-
-
6
4000

1960

579.41
157.92
78.96
0
341.44

1272.04
-
(114.31)
-
0.10
-
106.87
6
6000

2940

579.41
157.92
78.96
0
341.44

1903.06
-
(750.33)
-
0.65
-
43.89
6
  Value in  parentheses  represents  loss or expenditure.
b Includes  $80.00  for revisions of worker platform.

                                     676

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           TABLE D-58.  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                              Test Group 44
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
Methylene chloride
75
Type II @ -29° to -40°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3948. 00b
3747.00
0
7695. 00b




2000

980

1129.32
307.80
153.90
0
341.44

636.20
-
(1296.25)
-
(0.67)

_
6
4000

1960

1129.32
307.80
153.90
0
341.44

1272.04
-
(660.42)
-
(0.34)

_
6
6000

2940

1129.32
307.80
153.90
0
341.44

1908.06
-
(24.40)
-
(0.01)

_
6
  Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
  Includes $80.00 for revisions of worker platform.
                                      677

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         TABLE D-59.   SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                           Test  Group 45
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
Methylene chloride
125
Type I @ 1° to 2°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimurr,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss). $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. ef


3660. 00b
0
0
3660. 00b




2000
380


537.14
146.40
73.20
0
222.53
246.62

(732.65)
_
-
(0.75)
-
-
17
4000
760


537.14
146.40
73.20
0
222.53
493.24

(468.03)
_
-
(0.48)
-
_
17
6000
1140


537.14
146.40
73.20
0
222.53
739.86

(239.41)
_
-
(0.24)
-
_
17
  Value in  parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
b Includes  $120.00 for  revisions of worker platform.
                                        678

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          TABLE D-60.  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DE6REASER  (RETROFIT)
                                                               Test  Group  45
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
Methylene chloride
125
Type I @ 1° to 2°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimurr.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3820. 00b
700.00
0
4520.00




2000
380


663.36
180.80
90.40
0
222.53
246.62

(687.94)
-
-
(0.59)
_
-
17
4000
760


663.36
180.80
90.40
0
222.53
493.24

(441.32)
-
-
(0.38)
_
-
17
6000
1140


663.36
180.80
90.40
0
222.53
739.86

(194.70)
-
-
(0.17)
_
-
17
  Value  in  parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
  Includes  $120.00  for  revisions of worker platform.
                                       679

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          TABLE D-61.  SUMMARY  OF SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DECREASER  (NEW)
                                                           Test Group  45
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
Methylene chloride
125
Type II @ -29° to -40°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

4078. 00b
o
0
4078.00




2000

1280

598.49
163.12
81.56
0
341.44

830.72
-
(353.89)
-
(0.30)
-
-
17
4000

2560

598.49
163.12
81.56
0
341.44

1661.44
-
476.83
-
0.40
-
59.92
17
6000

3840

598.49
163.12
81.56
0
341.44

2492.16
-
1307.55
-
1.10
-
29.70
17
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.

  Includes $120.00 for  revisions of worker platform.

                                       680

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          TABLE D-62.   SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                            Test  Group 45
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
Methylene chloride
125
Type II @ -29° to -40°C
0.04
50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost. $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

4078.00
3782.00
0
7860.00




2000

1280

1153.53
314.40
157.20
0
341 .44

83U./2
_
(1135.85)
-
(0.58)
-
-
17
4000

2560

1153.53
314.40
157.20
0
341.44

lbbl.44
_
(305.13)
-
(0.15)
-
_
17
6000

3840

1153.53
314.40
157.20
0
341.44

2492 . 1 b
_
525.59
-
0.27
-
29.97
17
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                       681

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         TABLE D-63.    SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF  DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                           Test Group 37
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  °*
  Others
Methylene chloride
50

0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, °*

78.00b
0
0
78.00

-


2000
(1120)
(800)

11.45
3.12
1.56
0
0
(726.88)
(519.20)
(743.01)
(535.33)
(46.06)
(33.19)
-
-
0
4000
(2240)
(1600)

11.45
3.12
1.56
0
0
(1453.76)
(1038.40)
(1469.89)
(1054.53)
(91.13)
(65.38)
-
-
0
6000
(3360)
(2400)

11.45
3.12
1.56
0
0
(2180.64)
(1557.60)
(2196.77)
(1573.73)
(136.19)
(97.56)
-
-
0
  Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
  Cost of large basket minus cost of small basket.

                                       682

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         TABLE D-64.   SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF  DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                               Test Group  37
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  '»
  Others
Methylene chloride
50

0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/y:3
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

242. 00b
0
0
242.00




2000
(1120)
(800)

35.52
9.58
4.84
0
0
(726.88)
(519.20)
(776.92)
(569.24)
(15.52)
(11.37)
-
-
0
4000
(2240)
(1600)

35.52
9.b8
4.84
0
0
(1453.76)
(1038.40)
(1503.80)
(1088.44)
(30.05)
(21.75)
-
-
0
6000
(3360)
(2400)

35.52
9.68
4.84
0
0
(2180.64)
(1557.60)
(2230.68)
(1607.64)
(44.58)
(32.13)
-
-
0
  Value in parentheses represents  loss or expenditure.
  Cost of new basket.
                                      683

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         TABLE D-65.    SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                          Test Group 38
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  »
  Others
Methylene chloride
125

0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimuir.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, •*

438. nnb
0
n
438.00




2000
140
160

64.28
17.52
8.76
0
0
90.86
103.84
0.30
13.28
0.00
0.15
142.83
105.58
17
4000
280
320

64.28
17.52
8.76
0
0
181.72
207.60
91.16
117.12
1.01
1.29
41.17
34.21
17
6000
420
480

64.28
17.52
8.76
0
0
272.58
311.52
182.02
220.96
2.01
2.44
24.05
20.41
17
  Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

  Includes $120.00 for revisions  to  worker platform and $78.00 for  premium on a
  larger basket.                       gg

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          TABLE D-66.  SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                               Test Group
                             38
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
Methylene chloride
125

0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), k9/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

762. 00b
0
0
762. OQb




2000
140
160

111.83
30.48
15.24
U
0
90.86
103.84
(66.69)
(53.71)
(0.42)
(0.34)

-
17
4000
280
320

111.83
30.48
15.24
0
0
181.92
207.68
24.17
50.13
0.15
0.32
104.30
80.47
17
6000
420
480

111.83
30.48
15.24
0
0
272.58
311.52
115.03
153.97
0.73
0.98
51.22
42.05
17
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
 b Includes $120.00 for revisions to worker platform and $242.00 for a  new
  large basket.
                                       S85

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          TABLE D-67.  SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                           Test Group 46
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others
Methylene chloride
50
Type I @ 1° to 2°C
0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, \

3378.00
0
0
3378.00




2000
(600)


495.76
135.12
67.56
0
222.53
(389.40)

(1310.37)
-
(1.42)
-
-
_
0
4000
(1200)


495.76
135.12
67.56
0
222.53
(778. SO!

(1699.77;
-
(1.84
-
-
_
0
6000
(1800)


495.76
135.12
67.56
0
222.53
(1168.20)

(2089.17)
-
(2.27)
-
-
-
0
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                       686

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          TABLE D-68.  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER  (RETROFIT)
                                                               Test  Group  46
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
•Methylene chloride
 50
 Type  I @ 1°  to 2°C
 0.04
 70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), k9/yr:a
Minimurr
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, £

3542.00
700.00
0
4242.00




2000
(600)


622.56
159.68
84.84
0
222.53
(389.40)

(1489.01)

(1.35)
-
-
-
0
4000
(1200)


622.56
169.68
84.84
0
222.53
(778.80)

(1878.41)

(1.71)
-
-
-
0
6000
(1800)


622.56
169.68
84.84
0
222.53
(1168.20)

(2267.81)

(2.06)
-
-
-
0
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
                                      687

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          TABLE D-C9.  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF  DECREASER (NEW)
                                                          Test Group 46
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
Methylene chloride
50
Type II @ -29° to -40°C
0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimurr,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

3796.00
0
0
3796.00




2000

(100)

557.10
151.84
75.92
0
341.44

(64.90)

(1191.20)
-
(1.06)
-
-
0
4000

(200)

557.10
151.84
75.92
0
341.44

(121.80)

(1256.10)
-
(1.11)
-
-
0
6000

(300)

557.10
151.84
75.92
0
341 .44

(194.70)

(1321.00)
-
(1.17)
-
-
0
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss or  expenditure.

                                       688

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          TABLE D-70.  SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                              Test Group
                             46
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), «
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), ?,
  Others
Methylene chloride
50
Type II @ -29° to -40°C
0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimurr,
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, 3;

4038.00
3782.00
0
7820.00




2000

(100)

1147.66
312.80
156.40
0
341.44

(64.90)
~
(2023.20)

(1.03)
-
_
0
4000

(200)

1147.66
312.80
156.40
0
341.44

(129.80)
~
(2088.10)

(LOT)1
-

0
6000

(300)

1147.66
312.80
156.40
0
341.44

(194.70)
~
(2153.00)

(1.10)
-
_
0
6 Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                       689

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          TABLE D-71.  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                            Test  Group 47
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
Methylene chloride
125
Type I G> 1° to 2°C
0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

3660.00
0
0
3660.00




2000
340


537.14
I4U.4U
73.20
U
222.53
220.66

(758.61)

-
(0.78)
-
_
17
4000
680


537.14
140.40
73.20
0
222.53
441.32

(537.95)

-
(0.55)
-
_
17
6000
1020


537.14
140.40
73.20
0
222.53
661.98

(317.29)

-
(0.33)
-
_
17
2 Value in parentheses represents  loss or  expenditure.
                                        690

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          TABLE D-72.  SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF  DEGREASER  (RETROFIT)
                                                                Test Group 47
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  «
  Refrig. freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  »
  Others
Methylene chloride
125
Type I ? 1° to 2°C
0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %


3820.00
700.00
0
4520.00




2000
340


663.36
180.80
90.40
0
222.53
220.66

(936.43)

.
(0.81)
-
_
17
4000
680


663.36
180.80
90.40
0
222.53
441.32

(715.77)

—
(0.62)
-
_
17
6000
1020


663.36
180.80
90.40
0
222.53
661.98

(495.11)

—
(0.43)
-
_
17
  Value in parentheses represents  loss  or  expenditure.
                                       691

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           TABLE D-73. SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                             Test  Group 47
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR), %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), *
  Others
Methylene chloride
125
Type II @ -29° to -40°C
0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimuir.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

4156.00
0
0
4156.00




2000

940

609.93
166. 24
83.12
0
341.44

610.06

(590.67)

(0.49)
-
_
17
4000

1880

609.93
lbb.24
83.12
0
341.44

1220.12

19.39

0.02
-
136.36
17
6000

2820

609.93
lbb.24
83.21
0
341.44

1830.18

629.45

0.52
-
51.11
17
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                      €92

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         TABLE D-74.   SUMMARY OF  SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
                                                                Test Group 47
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  «
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), »
  Others
Methylene chloride
125
Type II G> -29° to -40°C
0.04
70
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/y:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modif icatioi
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost. S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, 5:
/

4156.00
jyqb.uu
0
8102.00




2000

940

1189.05
324.08
162.04
0
341.44

610.06

(1406.55)
-
(0.70)
-
_
17
4000

1880

1189.05
324.08
162.04
0
341 .44

1220.12

(796.49)
-
(0.39)
-
_
17
6000

2820

1189.05
324.08
162.04
0
341.44

1830.18

(186.43)
-
(0.09)
-
-
17
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                      693

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          TABLE D-75.  SUMMARY  OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                            Test Group 39
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others
Methylene chloride
50

0.04
50
0.25
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), k9/yr:a
Minimurr.
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), S/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

1330.00
90.00
0
1420.00




2000

(1720)

208.39
56.80
28.40
0
201.67
-
(1116.28)
-
(1650.42)
-
(3.33)
-
-
0
4000

(3440)

208.39
56.80
28.40
0
403.33
-
(2232.56)
-
(2929.49)
-
(4.20)
-
-
0
6000

(5160)

208.39
56.80
28.40
0
605.00
-
(3348.84)
-
(4247.44)
-
(4.73)
-
-
0
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                     694

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             TABLED-76 SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER RETROFIT
                                                            Test Group
                           39
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard  ratio  (FR),  «
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed  (V), m/s
  Load area  (A), *                _
  Others - lip exhaust nr/s  oer m
Methylene chloride
50

0.04
50
0.25
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %


1330.00
90.00
0
1420.00




2000
(1720)


208.39
56.80
28.40
0
201.67

(1116.28)
_
(1611.55)

(3.25)

—
0
4000
(3440)


208.39
56.80
28.40
0
403.33

(??3?_ Rfi)
.
(2929.50)

(4.20)^

—
0
6000
(5160)


208.39
56.80
2R.40
0
605.00

(3348.84)

(4247.440

(4.73)

_
0
  Value in  parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                       695

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             TABLE D-77 SUMMARY  OF SAVINGS  OR  EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER (NEW)
            	Test Group 40
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others - lip exhaust m/s perm
Methylene chloride
50

0.04
50
0.50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

1330.00
an.nn
n
1420.00




2000
_
(2280)

208.39
56. RO
?d_an
n
4m. 33

(1479.72)

(2176.65)

(3.14)

_
0
4000
_
(4560)

208.39
56. RO.
24. an
n
Rflfi.fi?

(2959.44)

(4056.71)

(3.70)

_
0
6000
_
(6840)

208.39
Rfi.Rfl
?4.an
n
•mn.nn

(4439.16)

(5942.76)

(3.96)

_
0
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                      696

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             TABLE  D-78SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER RETROFIT
            	Test Group 40
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A),  »
  Others -  lip exhaust m/s perm
Methylene chloride
50

0.04
50
0.50
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximuir,
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %

1330.00
90.00
0
1420.00
j



2000
-
(2280)

208.39
56.80
24.40
0
403.33

(1479.72)

(2176.64)

(3.14)
-
—
0
4000
-
(4560)

208.39
56.80
24.40
0
806.67

(2959.44)

(4059.71)

(3.70)
_
_
0
6000
-
(6R40)

208.39
56.80
24.40
0
1210.00

(4439.16)

(5942.76)

(3.96)
_
.
0
  Value in  parentheses represents  loss or expenditure.
                                      697

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             TABLE D-79SUMMARY  OF  SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES  RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF DEGREASER  (NEW)
                                                          Test Group 41
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig.  freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
Methylene chloride
50
Hoist speea iv;t m/s
Load area (A), %
Others, cross current m/s
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %
0.04
50
0.10


b
0
0
n




2000

140

0
0
0
0
0

qn.Rfi

90.86

0.00
b
b
0
4000

280

0
0
0
0
0

Ifil 7?

181.72

0.00
b
b
0
6000

420

0
0
0
0
0

272.58

272.58

o.nn
b
b
0
  Value in parentheses  represents  loss  or  expenditure.
  Since capital  cost  is zero, this is included.

                                      €98

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             TABLE D-80SUMMARY OF SAVINGS  OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION  OF  DEGREASER (RETROFIT)
            	Test Group 41
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V),  m/s
  Load area (A),  %
  Others - cross  current m/s
Methylene chloride
50

0.04
50
0.1
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost. S
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. °*

n.ob


0.0




2000
_
140

n
n
n
n
0

90.86

gn.Rfi
-
0.00
b
b
0
4000
_
280

n
n
n
n
0

181.72

1R1.72
-
0.00
b
b
0
6000
_
420

n
n
n
n
0

272.58

?7?.5R
-
0.00
b
b
0
  Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

  Since capital cost is zero,  this is  undefined.

                                       699

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             TABLE D-81 SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER (NEW)
                                                           Test  Group  42
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard chiller (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), %
  Others - cross current m/s
Methylene chloride
50

0.04
50
0.26
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/y:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss), $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity, %


-o-b
n
n
-0-




2000
„
(2360)

0
0
0
0


(15T1 fid)

(1531.64)
—
0.00
b
b
0
4000

(4720)

0
0
0
0


(infiT ?R)

(3063.28)
_
0.00
b
b
0
6000

(7080)

0
0
0
0


(4«;Q4 Q?)

(4594.92)
—
o.on
b
b
0
a Value in parentheses represents loss or expenditure.

  Since capital  cost  is zero, this  is  undefined.
                                      700

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             TABLE D-82 SUMMARY OF SAVINGS OR EXPENDITURES RESULTING
                     FROM MODIFICATION OF DEGREASER  (RETROFIT)
                                                             Test Group 42
Conditions
  Solvent
  Freeboard ratio  (FR),  %
  Refrig. freeboard  chiller  (RFC)
  Hoist speed (V), m/s
  Load area (A), »
  Others - cross current m/s
1,1,1-Trichloroethane
50

0.04
50
0.26
Annual operating hours
Solvent savings (loss), kg/yr:a
Minimum
Maximum
Capital cost, S
Purchase of modification
Installation cost
Engineering and startup
Total
Annual operating cost, $
Capital charges
Insurance and taxes
Maintenance and labor
Replacement parts
Utilities
Credit (expenditure) due to
solvent savings (loss):
Minimum
Maximum
Net profit (loss). $/yr:
Minimum
Maximum
Ratio of savings (expenditure) to cost:
Minimum
Maximum
Payback period, months:
at minimum solvent savings
at maximum solvent savings
Lost capacity. %

0
0
0
0




2000
—
(2360)

0
0
0
0
0

(1R?1 .64

(1^1 fid)

0.00
b
b
0
4000
.
(4720)

0
0
0
0
0

(3063.2R)

(3063.28)

0.00
b
b
0
6000
—
(7080)

0
0
0
0
0

(4594.92)

(4594.92)

0.00
b
b
0
  Value in  parentheses represents loss or expenditure.
                                      701

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