ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACEN
OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT
EPA-330/2-77-005-A
IMPACT OF
PARTICULATE MATTER EMISSIONS
ON AMBIENT AIR QUALITY
United States Steel Corporation - Geneva Works
Appendix I - Ambient Air Quality
(MAY 1976-JANUARY 1977]
NATIONAL ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS CENTER
DENVER. COLORADO
APRIL 1977
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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT
EPA-330/2-77-005-A
IMPACT OF
PARTICULATE MATTER EMISSIONS
ON AMBIENT AIR QUALITY
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION - GENEVA WORKS
APPENDIX I - AMBIENT AIR QUALITY
(MAY 1976-JANUARY 1977)
APRIL 1977
NATIONAL ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS CENTER
Denver, Colorado
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Frontispiece—Typical Air Quality Monitoring Station Used by NEIC
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CONTENTS
I INTRODUCTION 1
Background 1
Site Description ! .' ! 2
Topography [ 't 3
Climatology . . . . 5
Permanent Air Monitoring .".'!." 6
II SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 9
III PROJECT DESCRIPTION 12
Objectives '.'.'.'.'. 12
Methodology '.'.'. 12
TSP Sampling ! ! ! ! 14
Meteorological Data Collection ........ 15
Procedures 16
Field |]e" is
Laboratory 16
Quality Control .'.*!.' 17
IV DATA PRESENTATION 19
Early Summer 21
Late Summer " ?q
Fall '.'.'.'.'.'.'. 43
Winter ] 52
V DATA SUMMARY AND INTERPRETATION 66
TSP Standards Violations | 66
Meteorology 68
TSP Trends 69
Time ."!."!.'!! 69
Day of Week 70
REFERENCES 74
ADDENDA
A Hi-Vol Data Record
B Daily Particulate Concentrations, NEIC Stations
and USHD "Geneva"
C Hourly Meteorological Data
D Average Wind Speeds and Wind Directions
E Summary of Observations by Field Personnel
F Daily Particulate Concentrations, USHD Stations in
Utah Valley, except "Geneva"
G Weekly TSP Data from Lo-Vol Stations USSC-Geneva Network
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TABLES
1 Description of Sampling Stations
2 Results of Comparison TSP Sampling
3 Statistical Summary of TSP Data - Early Summer -
Near Stations
4 Statistical Summary of TSP Data - Early Summer -
USHD Stations
5 Number of Occurrences of Persistence of Wind Speed
for June 1976
6 Number of Occurrences of Persistence of Mind Direction
for June 1976
7 Statistical Summary of TSP Data - Late Summer -
Near Stations
8 Statistical Summary of TSP Data - Late Summer -
USHD Stations
9 Number of Occurrences of Persistence of Wind Speed
for August 1976
10 Number of Occurrences of Persistence of Wind Direction
for August 1976
11 Statistical Summary of TSP Data - Fall - Near Stations .
12 Statistical Summary of TSP Data - Fall - USHD Stations .
13 Number of Occurrences of Persistence of Wind Speed
for September 1976
14 Number of Occurrences of Persistence of Wind Speed
for October 1976
15 Number of Occurrences of Persistence of Wind Direction
for September 1976
16 Number of Occurrences of Persistence of Wind Direction
for October 1976
17 Statistical Summary of TSP Data - Winter - Near Stations
18 Statistical Summary of TSP Data - Winter - USHD Stations
19 Number of Occurrences of Persistence of Wind Speed
for Winter 1976-1977
20 Number of Occurrences of Persistence of Wind Direction
for Winter 1976-1977
21 Statistical Summary of TSP Data - NEIC and USHD Stations
22 TSP as a Function of Day of Week - Late Summer
23 TSP as a Function of Day of Week - Fall
24 TSP as a Function of Day of Week - Winter
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FIGURES
1 Location of Facility and Sampling Stations
2 Permanent Air Sampling Station Locations in Utah County ....
3 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 2 - Early Summer . .
4 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 4 - Early Summer . .
5 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 5 - Early Summer . .
6 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 6 - Early Summer . .
7 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 7 - Early Summer . .
8 Daily Particulate Concentrations - USHD "Geneva" - Early Summer
9 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 1 - Late Summer . .
10 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 2 - Late Summer . .
11 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 4 - Late Summer . .
12 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 5 - Late Summer . .
13 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 6 - Late Summer . .
14 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 7 - Late Summer . .
15 Daily Particulate Concentrations - USHD "Geneva" - Late Summer
16 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station
17 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station
18 Daily Particuldte Concentrations - Station
19 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station
20 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station
21 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station
22 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station
23 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 2
24 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 4
25 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 5
26 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 6
27 Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 7
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I. INTRODUCTION
BACKGROUND
In May 1972, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) disapproved the
control strategy for participate matter for the Wasatch Front Intrastate
Air Quality Control Region (AQCR) in Utah. On May 14, 1973, EPA promul-
gated particulate matter control regulations applicable to, among other
things, several of the process and fugitive sources at United States
Steel Corporation (USSC)-Geneva Works, Orem, Utah. USSC, in turn, filed
a "Petition for Reconsideration."
Following meetings with USSC and several plant visits, EPA proposed
amendments to those regulations and held a public hearing. On Septem-
ber 5, 1974, EPA promulgated final particulate matter regulations for
USSC in the Utah State Implementation Plan (SIP), including limitations
on visible emissions from various portions of coking operations as well
as specific limitations on particulate emissions from open hearth fur-
naces and sintering plants. Specific limitations are detailed in Appen-
dix II1 of this report. On October 4, 1974, USSC filed a second pe-
tition challenging certain aspects of the revised regulations.
The EPA Region VIII office developed and, in December 1975, sub-
mitted a revised set of regulations through the EPA concurrence route.
These proposed regulations acknowledged the inapplicability of the Utah
visible emissions regulation to coke pushing operations and relaxed
standards on allowable visible emissions on coke oven doors; however,
they require that the Geneva Works power plant meet an emission standard
more stringent than the requirements for other power plants in the AQCR.
The Region also provided a technical summary to justify its proposal,
Explanation of the four-volume Geneva Works report on following page.
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which focused on a revised emissions inventory and air quality con-
ditions at that time.
On March 12, 1976, the EPA Division of Stationary Source Enforce-
ment (DSSE) expressed concern with the Region VIII technical justifi-
cation underlying its regulation package. DSSE asked the National
Enforcement Investigations Center (NEIC) to gather additional data
(emissions and air quality) to evaluate the adequacy of the regulations
for the control of particulate matter from USSC Geneva Works.
The report evaluating the adequacy of the Utah SIP as it pertains
to USSC Geneva Works is contained in four volumes. Appendix I - Ambient
Air Quality deals with the design, operation, and results of the NEIC
air quality monitoring effort. Appendix II - Source Identification
deals with the evaluation of process operations and air pollution
control equipment, as well as development of a revised emissions in-
ventory. Appendix III - Source/Receptor Relationships deals with the
methodology employed, analyses performed, and results of the NEIC
emissions characterization effort. The fourth volume, Summary Report,
contains an analysis of all the findings in the three appendices, and
the recommendations.
SITE DESCRIPTION
The USSC-Geneva Works is a totally integrated steel production
facility located on the eastern shore of Utah Lake near Orem, Utah. The
facility, constructed in 1942-43, was owned and operated by the U. S.
Government during World War II and subsequently purchased by USSC.
The main production facilities consist of three blast furnaces,
four coke batteries, a coke byproducts complex containing three separate
plants, a sintering plant, ten open hearth furnaces, and rolling mills
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for production of structural shapes, plate and strip steel and steel
pipe. Support services include a foundry area, a power plant, slag
handling facilities operated by Heckett Engineering Company, and shop
areas. These facilities are described in detail in Appendix II.1
About 4,600 people are employed at the complex at full operation.
USSC has provided annual production data indicating 1.4 million m. tons
(1.6 million tons) of hot metal produced by blast furnaces and 2.2
million m. tons (2.4 million tons) of ingot steel from open hearth
furnaces. Ingot steel is consumed to produce about 0.67 million m. tons
(0.75 million tons) of steel plate, 0.96 million m. tons (1.06 million
tons) of coiled strip, 0.14 million m. tons (0.16 million tons) of
sheets, and 0.08 million m. tons (0.09 million tons) of structural
shapes. Ingots are also shipped to USSC plants on the West Coast for
further processing.
TOPOGRAPHY
The USSC-Geneva Works is located on the northeast shore of Utah
Lake in the Utah Valley, just west of Orem, Utah and about 45 miles
south-southwest of Salt Lake City, Utah [Figure 1]. The Utah Valley is
kidney-shaped about 56 km (35 mi) by 32 km (mi), oriented with the long
axis about northwest/southeast. The valley is formed by the Wasatch
Range (2,600 to 3,500 m or 8,500 to 12,000 ft MSL*) on the east and the
Lake Range (about 2,300 m or 7,500 ft MSL) on the west. The Traverse
Mountains (1,400 to 1,800 m or 4,500 to 6,000 ft MSL) close the northern
end of the valley, and a low range of unnamed hills close the southern
end. Utah Lake is about 40 km (25 m) long by 11 km (7 mi) wide at its
widest point, and is located on the west side of the valley. Surface
level of the lake is about 1,400 m (4,500 ft) MSL.
Mean Sea Level.
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The Wasatch Mountains extend from southern Idaho through Central
Utah into the southwest portion of the state. The range divides the
Colorado River Basin on the east from the Great Basin area to the west.
Known locally as the "Wasatch Front," this topographic feature dominates
the valley. Utah Lake and the Wasatch Front are the primary topographic
features which affect meteorological conditions in the Valley. A series
of rivers and creeks drain the west side of the Wasatch Front (notably
the Provo River, Hobble Creek, and Spanish Fork) into Utah Lake and have
cut deep canyons in the range. These canyons also affect meteorological
conditions in the valley.
Utah Lake is drained by the Jordan River which flows through the
Traverse Mountains at the Jordan Narrows, continuing through the Salt
Lake Valley into the Great Salt Lake. Flow gradient of the Jordan River
from the lake to the Jordan Narrows is very slight; about 3 m (10 ft) in
8 km (5 mi). This slight gradient continues through the Salt Lake
Valley. The difference in altitude between the Jordan River at Jordan
Narrows and the Great Salt Lake is about 90 m (300 ft) in a distance of
about 32 km (20 mi).
CLIMATOLOGY
The Utah Valley, like most of northern Utah, has a semi-arid conti-
nental climate, with four well-defined seasons. Summers are character-
ized by hot, dry weather, though the high temperatures are not oppressive
because of the generally low relative humidities. Nights are generally
quite cool. Winters are moderately cold, though this area is protected
by the mountains to the north and east from incursions of cold continental
air masses. Precipitation is extremely light during the summer and
early fall, reaching a maximum during the spring as the frequency of
Pacific storms reaches a maximum.
There are virtually no recent climatological studies of the Utah
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Valley. A limited number of studies were conducted by Hale2'3 of
Brigham Young University in the 1930's and 40's. Dr. Hale described in
general the canyon winds of the Wasatch Mountains and noted the diurnal
variation of these winds—down-canyon during the night and up-canyon
during the day. He concluded that these winds were clear-weather phenom-
ena, that wind speeds were "ineffective" five miles out of the canyon,
that the drainage winds were shallow (extending not more than 900 m or
3,000 ft above terrain), and that the winds spread out fan-like over the
valley floor.2
In the mid-1940's, a total of 5,600 wind speed and direction
observations at Prove Airport (about 6 miles south of USSC-Geneva) were
classified by Hale. These observations were collected four times
daily from December 1943 to October 1947. The observations were made at
8 a.m., 12 noon, 4 p.m., and 8 p.m. daily; however, there is no specifi-
cation as to method of measurement or averaging time. Wind roses were
constructed for each time of day and for each of the four seasons.
Hale concluded from this analysis that there were definite diurnal
shifts in wind direction in all seasons. Winds were predominantly
southeast at 8 a.m., with a maximum of frequency of 43% during summer
months and a minimum of 24% during winter months. By 12 noon the wind
veered to the southwest in all seasons except summer when direction
persisted in the southeast. By 4 p.m. and continuing through 8 p.m.,
winds shifted to the northwest. No data were available from 8 p.m.
until 8 a.m. the next day. Hale concluded from this study that diurnal
fluctuations in wind were orographic (caused by terrain), resulting from
downflow of cool air from elevated terrain during nightime and morning,
with upflow of warm air from the valley floor during the day.3
PERMANENT AIR MONITORING
At present, a total of 14 air sampling stations are permanently
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operated in the Utah Valley—seven each by USSC and the Utah State
Health Department (USHD). Locations of these stations are shown in
Figure 2. At the USHD stations, participate concentrations are measured
using standard high-volume samplers (Hi-Vols) operating over a 24-hour
period. Data are collected daily and reported monthly as well as sum-
marized annually. At the USSC stations, particulate is measured using
low-volume samplers (Lo-Vols) which are operated for a seven-day period.
Data collected from these stations were provided NEIC by USSC on a
monthly basis during this study period.
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II. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
In response to a request by the EPA Division of Stationary Source
Enforcement, the NEIC undertook an investigation of the particulate
emissions from the USSC-Geneva Works at Orem, Utah, and the impact of
these emissions on the ambient air quality of the Wasatch Front Intra-
state AQCR. One portion of the NEIC program was oriented to documenting
peak 24-hour particulate concentrations within the Utah Valley. Seven
ambient air quality monitoring stations were installed in the near
vicinity of the Geneva Works and total suspended particulates (TSP) and
meteorological data were collected from May 25, 1976 to January 19,
1977. Data from these stations, as well as from seven permanent stations
operated by the Utah State Health Department, were analyzed to character-
ize air quality conditions in the Utah Valley. Because of problems
associated with design and calibration of Hi-vol samplers, data collected
during the period May 25 to July 5, 1976 were evaluated only for general
trends. Significant interference from a fugitive dust source also
limited the validity of data from NEIC station 6 for a portion of the
survey. Data were analyzed according to four time periods: Early
Summer (May 25 to July 5), Late Summer (July 19 to August 31), Fall
(September 1 to November 5), and Winter (November 19, 1976 to January
19, 1977). This appendix summarizes the results of this investigation.
The primary criteria used in data analysis were 24-hour primary and
secondary excursions. A primary excursion was defined as any 24-hour
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concentration greater than 260 yg/m ; a secondary excursion was defined
as any 24-hour concentration within a range from more than or equal to
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150 ug/m to 260 ng/m . Geometric means were also calculated for the
24-hour concentrations over a specified time interval. Geometric means
for the six-month period July 19, 1976 to January 19, 1977 have been
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concluded to be representative of annual geometric means since emissions
from the Geneva Works, as well as meteorological conditions, were rep-
resentative of the yearly cycle.
The following conclusions were developed based on the data col-
lected during this investigation:
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1. Peak 24-hour concentrations as high as 490 pg/m were docu-
mented at station 5 on the NEIC sampling network during the winter
portion of the survey.
2. Violations of the 24-hour primary standard were documented at
six of seven NEIC stations and at the USHD Lindon station. Violations
of the 24-hour secondary particulate standard were documented at all
stations in the Utah Valley.
3. A total of 78 primary excursions and 335 secondary excursions
were observed at six of seven NEIC USHD stations (station 6 excluded)
and during the period July 19, 1976 to January 19, 1977. Thirty-three
of these excursions were recorded at NEIC station 5.
4. Geometric Mean TSP concentrations in excess of the primary
annual standard were documented at all NEIC stations and at all USHD
stations except Mapleton.
5. General trends in TSP concentrations indicate the following:
a. TSP concentrations in the Utah Valley are a function of
distance from the Geneva Works, with the highest concen-
trations occurring at stations nearest the plant.
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TSP concentrations increased over the period, consistent
with expected patterns associated with longer nights and
subsequently stronger and more persistent inversions.
However, when coal was burned in the power boilers, TSP
concentrations increased beyond levels which could be
expected to result solely from conducive meteorology.
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III. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
OBJECTIVES
The overall objectives of the were to:
1. Document peak 24-hour ambient concentrations of participates
at receptors in the vicinity of the Geneva Works.
2. Identify the major sources of particulate emissions causing
high ambient particulate levels.
3. Approximate the contribution of each source at the receptors.
The discussion and data reported herein specifically address the
first objective. Appendix II addresses the second objective. The data
from this Appendix and Appendix II are integrated with specific activi-
ties in Appendix III, which addresses the third objective.
METHODOLOGY
The sampling network was designed on the assumption that maximum
total suspended particulate concentrations would be observed during
night and early morning when maximum inversion conditions occur. On the
basis of limited climatological data available, stations were sited
primarily north of the USSC plant. The general layout of the sampling
network is shown in Figure 1. A description of the specific location of
each station is given in Table 1. The Utah State Health Department
"Geneva" station was not operated by NEIC, but the data were provided by
the Department and are included here for evaluation with data from the
NEIC stations.
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Table 1
DESCRIPTION OF SAMPLING STATIONS
USSC AIR QUALITY MONITORING STUDY
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Station No.
Location Description
USSC property at the wastewater measuring weir, about
365 m (400 yd) north-northeast of the weir of the main
cooling pond and 90 m (100 yd) east of the wastewater
polishing pond. (Section 6, Township 6 South, Range 2
East.)
The southeast corner of the Utah County dump about 1.2 km
(3/4 mile) due north of station 1. (Near section line
of Section 6, Township 6 South, Range 2 East and Section 31,
Township 31 South, Range 2 East.)
At the southeast corner of the former Devon Industries
solid waste processing plant directly across fence from
the USSC property near area where waste slag is deposited
from Heckett Engineering Operation. (Section 5, Township
6 South, Range 2 East.)
In yard of deserted farm ("Walter Denver" place), owned
by Holly Maxfield and about 400 m (1/4 mile) north of
USSC property line. (Section 5, Township 6 South, Range
2 East.)
Utah State right-of-way at 16th north street, Orem and
and Interstate 15. (Section 4, Township 6 South, Range 2
East.)
On Alton Morrill farm, 225 m (250 yd) north of 4th
South St., Orem, and 225 m (250 yd) west of Interstate
15. (Section 16, Township 6 South, Range 2 East.)
On roof of restroom building at rest area, southbound Inter-
state 15, about 3 km (2 miles) southeast of American Fork
Utah and 1.5 km (1 mile) north northwest of station 2.
(Section 31, Township 5 South, Range 2 East.)
USHD Geneva
Station
About 45 m (50 yd) south of USSC cooling pond, at
section pond, at section line between Sections 7 and 8,
Township 6 South, Range 2 East. Operated by Utah State
Health Department.
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The sampling network was designed and operated under the supervision
of NEIC personnel. H. E. Cramer Company, Salt Lake City, Utah was
retained under contract to perform the following in support of the
survey:
1. Advise in selection of sampling sites.
2. Reduce and process meteorological data.
3. Perform independent calibration of meteorological equipment
twice monthly.
4. Assist in mechanical maintenance of particulate sampling
equipment as necessary.
5. Provide technical advice on and critique of this report.
Temporary employees were recruited from the Physics and Meteorology
Department of the University of Utah for day-to-day servicing of sampling
equipment and meteorological instrumentation. Meteorological instrumen-
tation was obtained on loan from the U. S. Army Test and Evaluation
Command, Dugway Proving Ground, Utah.
TSP Sampling
Four Hi-Vols were placed at each station, except station 7, where
only three were used. One sampler was in operation on any given day;
the remaining samplers were either set to operate on successive days or
used in conjunction with wind-activated sampling activities which will
be discussed in Appendix III. At stations 1 through 6, the samplers
were installed on commercial scaffolding with the base of the sampler 3
m (10 ft) above the ground. A photograph of a typical station is shown
in the frontispiece. At station 7, the sampler was placed on the roof
of a one-story building at a height of about 2.4 m (8 ft). The Hi-Vols
used by NEIC were manufactured by either MISCO Instrumentation Special-
ties Company or General Metals Works, Inc.
At the beginning of the survey (May 25 to July 5), problems were
encountered in operation of the Hi-Vols. Due to the design of the
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sampler head, when the filter was placed on the screen and the top
closed, the filter was cut by the gasket and participate matter was
deposited unequally over the filter with heavier deposition at the
corners. There were also problems in the method for determining the
flow rate. During this period, the calibration orifice was used daily
to determine beginning and ending flow rate. When the orifice was used
to determine the ending flow rate, it appeared that particulate matter
might be removed from the filter and deposited along the walls of the
orifice. This caused potential loss of sample and/or subsequent con-
tamination of the next filter calibrated. A meeting was held between
NEIC personnel and the equipment manufacturer to discuss these problems.
As a result, the manufacturer provided modified sampling heads which
eliminated the problem of uneven deposition of material. Also, the flow
rate procedure was changed to determine flow rate by pressure differential,
though calibration by orifice plates was conducted weekly to assure
accuracy of flow-rate determinations.
Meteorological Data Collection
At each station, wind speed and direction data were collected using
Climet CI-3 wind systems, supplied on loan from the U. S. Army Test and
Evaluation Command, Dugway Proving Ground. Data were recorded on Ester-
line Angus strip chart recorders. The strip chart data were reduced to
hourly averages for each parameter; these average were then coded and,
using software developed by H. E. Cramer Company, frequency distribu-
tions of speeds and directions, as well as resultant wind direction and
speeds were computed. These calculations were run on the University of
Utah Univac 1108 computer.
Wind direction instruments were oriented using an artillery aiming
circle, and then correcting for true north to obtain an orientation
* Trade name.
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point. Orientation was checked weekly by NEIC personnel, with spot
checks twice monthly by H. E. Cramer Company personnel.
PROCEDURES
Field
Each sampling station was visited almost daily for servicing
and/or to check equipment operation. Servicing of Hi-Vol samplers
consisted of determining flow rates at the beginning and end of each
operating period, changing filters, and recording observations of
general weather conditions and visible emissions from the various
emission sources at the USSC plant as well as any other sources through-
out the Utah Valley. All pertinent data regarding filters were recorded
on a card [sample shown in Addendum A], the filter was folded and placed
in the card, and this assembly placed in an envelope. Filters were
maintained under standard NEIC chain-of-custody procedures; each week a
group of filters was shipped to NEIC by registered mail for analysis.
At least once weekly, calibration curves were checked for accuracy
using standard calibrated orifice plates. Additionally, new calibration
curves were developed in any case where changes were made in the sampling
devices, such as motor changes, head changes, etc.
Strip charts of windspeed and direction were collected weekly and
delivered to H. E. Cramer Company for processing. The charts were
checked daily to assure that time synchronization was maintained and
adjustments were made and noted as necessary.
Laboratory
Personnel of Chemistry Branch, NEIC, pre-weighed and numbered all
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clean filters prior to shipment to field-sampling personnel. After
exposure, filters (with data cards) were returned to NEIC for weighing.
Upon receipt, filters were first dessicated for 24 hours to ensure
stabilized moisture content, then weighed on a Torbal Hi-Vol filter
balance (accuracy of +_0.00005 g). Strict chain-of-custody procedures
were also followed in receiving, weighing and storing the filters.
Quality Control
At least once monthly throughout the survey, personnel of Chemistry
Branch, NEIC, visited the sampling sites and observed field servicing of
the samplers to assure that proper procedures were carried out. Both
field and laboratory procedures were established according to standard-
ized procedures prescribed by EPA guidelines.1*
Personnel of H. E. Cramer Company visited each site at least twice
monthly to verify proper calibration of meteorological equipment. This
verification consisted of checking orientation of direction sensing
equipment and calibrating wind-speed sensing instrumentation.
Stanford Research Institute (SRI) was employed by USSC to perform
oversight and technical review of NEIC field operations and data. A
sampling station was set up by USSC and operated by SRI near NEIC station
1. During the period August 19-September 2, 1976, SRI operated duplicate
Hi-Vols to compare with data obtained at the same time by NEIC. Results
are shown in Table 2; these data show a high correlation between the
three samplers operated at the same time.
* Trademark, Christian Becker.
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Table 2
RESULTS OF COMPARISON TSP SAMPLING
NEIC VS USSC AT NEIC STATION 1
NEIC
(1 sample)
yg/m3
84
116
95
98
67
88
93
105
91
103
99
159
USSC
(2 samples)
Avg.
vg/m
84
115
96
113
66
87
95
99
97
99
99
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IV. DATA PRESENTATION
Air quality data are presented according to four time-periods to
facilitate data grouping by significant events and by general changes in
meteorological conditions. The first time-period extended from May 25
to July 5, 1976 and is classified as Early Summer. This grouping is
made because of the problem with sampling equipment discussed above and
because early summer meteorological conditions appear to be somewhat
different from late summer conditions. While absolute values of the
concentration data collected during this period are uncertain, these
data are used qualitatively to determine trends and to estimate the
sources of particulates found on the filters.
The network was not operated during the period July 5 to July 19
while modifications were being made in sampling devices and procedures.
The second time-period extended from July 19 to August 31 and is designated
Late Summer. The third period, Fall, from September 1 to November 5,
was hindered by some adverse conditions. Compounding the fact that the
entire period was very dry, a turkey farm near station 6 created extraneous
fugitive dust which may have adversely influenced TSP concentrations at
that station.
During the period November 7 to 19, an intensive survey was conducted
(reported in Appendix III) and operation of the network was altered to
accommodate objectives of that survey. At the specific request of DSSE,
operation of an abbreviated network (stations 1 and 3 were terminated)
extended from November 20, 1976 to January 19, 1977; this time-period is
designated as Winter.
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While meteorological data were collected at all stations, and are
on file, the data collected at station 2 are judged as most representative
of meteorological conditions over the network and are used in this
analysis.
In the next four subsections, TSP air quality data are presented
for the four time-periods of the survey. In each section the daily TSP
concentrations for each station are plotted, with lines connecting
consecutive values. Also, in each of these plots the primary 24-hour
(Primary Standard) and annual (Annual Standard) standards of 260 yg/m3
and 75 yg/m , respectively, and the secondary 24-hour (Secondary Standard)
standard of 150 yg/m3 are shown as dashed horizontal lines. Tables have
been developed to summarize pertinent statistics drawn or developed from
the data ~ the highest (First Maximum), second highest (Second Maximum),
the lowest (Minimum), and geometric mean. In addition, for the latter
three time-periods the number of excursions at each station above the
24-hour primary and secondary standards are tabulated. For this purpose,
a primary excursion is defined as any single 24-hour concentration
greater than or equal to 260 yg/m3; a secondary excursion is defined as
any single 24-hour concentration greater than or equal to 150 yg/m3, but
less than 260 yg/m3.
Additional detailed data are also presented in Addenda B through F.
In Addendum B [Tables B-l through B-4] daily 24-hour average particulate
data, including the Utah State Health Department (USHD) "Geneva" station,
are presented. Hourly meteorological data are included in Addendum C
[Tables C-l through C-4]. Daily resultant wind directions and speeds
are presented in Addendum D [Tables D-l through D-4]. Daily observations
of field sampling personnel are included in Addendum E [Tables E-l
through E-3]. TSP data for the six USHD stations furthest from the
plant are presented in Addendum F [Tables F-l through F-4]. Finally,
as a matter of record, weekly average concentrations from the USSC
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stations are presented in Addendum G [Tables G-l through G-3]. However,
these data are not discussed in the text of this report, since the
methodology is not equivalent to that utilized at the NEIC and USHD
stations.
EARLY SUMMER
Daily TSP data from the NEIC and USHD "Geneva" stations are presented
in Table B-l [Addendum B]. TSP data from other USHD stations are shown
in Table F-l [Addendum F]. Daily concentrations from stations 2, 4, 5,
6, 7 and the USHD "Geneva" station are plotted in Figures 3 through 8.
The plots show a trend of increasing TSP concentrations from late June
through the end of the period. These plots further show a higher day-
to-day variation at stations closer to the Geneva Works than at station
7, the station most distant from the plant.
A statistical summary of TSP data from NEIC stations, and the USHD
"Geneva" station, for the Early Summer period is shown in Table 3.
Since samples were not taken at stations 1 and 3 during the entire
period,* geometric means were calculated over equivalent periods at
nearby stations to determine whether a time bias existed. Geometric
means for stations 2, 4, and 5 for the period May 25 to June 15 (the
period when Station 3 was operated) were 93, 71, and 84 ug/m3, respectively,
while the mean concentration at station 3 for the same period was 80 ug/m3.
Thus, concentrations at station 3 were roughly equivalent to those at
nearby stations. Geometric means for stations 2 and 4 for the period
Permission was not granted by USSC for activation of station 1
until early June. The station was activated June 19. On June
16, power was lost at station 3 due to closure of the Devon
Industries operation. The station was reactivated later in the
survey.
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PRIMARY
STANDARD
SECONDARY
""STANDARD
UUN 15 JUN 1 JUL
DATE
Figure 3. Daily Particulate Concentrations - Station 2 Early Summer
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ro
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E
G>
Z
o
Z
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Z
O
u
iu
h-
<
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PRIMARY
STANDARD
200-H
100-
SECONDARY
15 JUN
DATE
I JUL
Figure 4. Daily Parficu/afe Concenfraf ions — Station 4 Early Summer
ro
CO
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7 JUN
15 JUN
DATE
I JUL
PRIMARY
STANDARD
SECONDARY
""STANDARD
Figure 5. Daily Particulate Concentrations - Sfafion 5 Early Summer
ro
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PRIMARY
STANDARD
SECONDARY
"STANDARD
i JUN
15 JUN
DATE
1JUL
Figure 6. Daily Parh'cufofe Concentrations — Station 6 Early Summer
ro
01
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300-
PRIMARY
STANDARD
200-
100-
A
SECONDARY
""STANDAR'D
ANNUAL
STANDARD
1JUN
15 JUN
DATE
1JUL
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a.
Z
O
^ 200H
Of
H-
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UJ
STANDARD
I JUN
15 JUN
DATE
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Table 3
STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF TSP* DATA - EARLY SUMMER
USSC AIR QUALITY MONITORING STUDY - NEAR STATIONS
,tt
2
TSP Concentrations (yg/m )
Station
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
"Geneva"
Maximum
First
307
335
170
289
293
262
131
207
Second
227
230
133
159
255
213
129
160
Minimum
63
42
43
39
46
34
34
30
Geometric
Mean
122
113
80
107
101
74
69
64
tt NEIC stations and Utah State Health Depart-
ment "Geneva" station.
Table 4
STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF TSP^ DATA - EARLY SUMMER
USSC AIR QUALITY MONITORING STUDY - USHD STATIONS
tt
0
TSP Concentrations (ug/m )
Station
Lehi
Pleasant
Grove
Or em
Provo
Mapleton
Maximum
First
108
162
151
140
154
Second
107
116
144
132
107
Minimum
26
20
30
32
28
Geometric
Mean
63
62
69
73
60
tt Utah State Health Department stations in
Utah Valley, except "Geneva."
t TSP = total suspended particulates
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June 19 through July 5 (the period when station 1 was operated) were 112
and 110 ug/m , respectively, while the mean for station 1 was 122 ug/m3,
again indicating that TSP at neighboring stations over an equivalent
period generally corresponds with that of station 1. Statistical data
from USHD stations, other than "Geneva," are shown in Table 4. Because
of the uncertainty in absolute values of the NEIC data, no comparisons
between the two sets of data are made during this period.
Hourly meteorological data for the period is shown in Table C-l
[Addendum C]. These data have been summarized for the month of June
with respect to number of occurrences of persistence of wind speed
[Table 5] and wind direction [Table 6]. These summaries indicate that
wind speeds were predominantly 1.4 to 4 m/sec (3 to 8 mph); however,
direction was highly variable. Only 45 occurrences during this period
are noted where winds persisted in one of the cardinal directions for 3
or more hours; a total of 324 occurrences are recorded where winds
persisted for 1 to 2 hours, and 88 occurrences are recorded of persistence
for 2 to 3 hours.
LATE SUMMER
During this period (July 19-August 31), station 3 was not active.
Wind directional sampling was activated at stations 2 and 6 on August 7;
these data will be discussed in Appendix III. Daily TSP data from NEIC
and USHD "Geneva" stations are shown in Table B-2 [Addendum B]. TSP
data from other USHD stations are shown in Table F-2 [Addendum F].
Plots of 24-hour average TSP concentrations at stations 1, 2, 4, 5,
6, 7, and the USHD "Geneva" station are shown in Figures 9 through 15.
These plots show no general trend in concentrations over the period.
However, as during the Early Summer period, particulate concentrations
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Table 5
NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES OF PERSISTENCE OF WIND SPEED
FOR JUNE 1976
30
NU.VBER OF
HOURS OF / <=
PERSIST-
ENCE
i /
2 /
H /
5 y
6 /
7 /
fl /
9 /
10 /
11 y
12 /
13 /
in /
15 /
16 /
17 y
16 /
19 /
20 /
21 /
22 /
23 /
24 /
>24 /
TOTAL /
1.54 / >
0 /
1 /
i /
2 /
1 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
c /
0 /
p /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /. _
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0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
5 /
1.54 / ;
0 /
. .0 /
1 /
0 /
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0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
1 /
0 /
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0 /
1 /
- 0 / .
0 /
0 f
1 y
0 /
0 /
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0 /
3 /
7 /
> 3.08 / >
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8 /
3 /
6 /
3 /
0 /
0 /
1 /
1 /
2 /
1 /
2 /
1 /
1 /
1 /
1 /
2 /
6 /
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2 /
1 /
0 /
0 /
3 /
61 /
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5.14 /
13 /
9 /
4 /
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2 /
3 /
3 /
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2 /
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2 /
4 y
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0 /
2 y
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2 /
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0 /
0 y
0 /
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56 y
SPEED (1
> 6.23 /
16 /
6 /
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NOTE: This table gives the number of occurrences of N hours of
persistence for the particular wind speed (direction)
category. The wind speed categories are not cumulative
within any one time category. The speed categories are
cumulative only with increased time.
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Table 6
NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES OF PERSISTENCE OF WIND DIRECTION
FOR JUNE 1976
NUMBER OF
HOURS OF X N 7 NNEX NE X
PERSIST-
ED
i
2
3
H
5
6
7
a
9
10
11
12
13
1U
15
16
17
13
19
20
21
22
23
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2X
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OX
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PRIMARY
STANDARD
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^ 200-
TOO-
SECONDARY
ANNUAL
STANDARD
AUG I
AUG 15
DATE
AUG 3?
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STANDARD
ECONDARY
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STANDARD
AUG 1
AUG 15
DATE
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Z
O
jl 200-
U
Z
O
u
< 100-
u
PRIMARY
STANDARD
ECONDARY
STANDARD
STANDARD
AUG I
AUG 15
AUG 31
DATE
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E
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AUG 15
AUG 31
DATE
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TO
a,
Z
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Z
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< 100
PRIMARY
STANDARD
SECONDARY
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STANDARD
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AUG 7
AUG 15
AUG 3?
DATE
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CO
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a.
Z
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^ 200-
PRIMARY
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39
are most variable at stations north of and near the plant. The significant
reduction in concentrations (July 25, July 31) correlates with occurrences
of high winds and/or rain [Table E-2, Addendum E].
A statistical summary of 24-hour TSP data for the period at NEIC
and the USHD "Geneva" station is shown in Table 7. These data show that
the geometric mean concentrations are highest at stations near the plant
at the northwest and northeast sides of the network. Note also that the
geometric mean at stations 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6 exceed the primary annual
standard. A statistical summary of 24-hour TSP data for the period at
USHD stations, except "Geneva," is shown in Table 8. Note that with the
exception of the Provo station geometric means for the period are lower
at these stations than at any of the NEIC stations or "Geneva."
Only one primary excursion was recorded during the period, on July
23 at station 2 [Table B-2, Addendum B]. A total of twenty-five secondary
excursions were recorded. Primary or secondary excursions were observed
somewhere on the network on 19 of 44 days (44%) during the period. Note
also that no primary or secondary excursions were recorded at station 7
or any of the USHD stations [Tables 7 and 8].
Hourly meteorological data for the period are shown in Table C-2
[Addendum C]. These data have been summarized for the month of August
with respect to number of occurrences of persistence of wind speed
[Table 9] and wind direction [Table 10]. These data show that the
predominant persistent wind speeds were in the range of 2 to 4 m/sec (5
to 8 mph); however, wind directions were variable. A total of 35 occurrences
during this period are recorded where winds persisted in one of the
cardinal directions for 3 or more hours; a total of 389 occurrences are
recorded where winds persisted for 1 to 2 hours; and 59 occurrences are
recorded where winds persisted for 2 to 3 hours.
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Table 7
STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF TSP+ DATA - LATE SUMMER
USSC AIR QUALITY MONITORING STUDY - NEAR STATIONS
tt
TSP Concentrations (vig/m )
Station
1
2
4
5
6
7
"Geneva"
Maximum
First
167
396
175
216
163
119
126
Second
159
223
170
203
139
104
119
Minimum
53
53
45
37
47
37
49
Geometric
Mean
88
118
91
101
79
75
68
Excursions
Primary
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
Secondary
4
13
3
4
1
0
0
tt NEIC stations and Utah State Health Department "Geneva" station.
Table 8
STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF TSP* DATA - LATE SUMMER
USSC AIR QUALITY MONITORING STUDY - USED STATIONS
,tt
TSP Concentrations (jjg/m )
Station
Lehi
Pleasant
Grove
Orem
Provo
Mapleton
Maximum
First
86
139
83
120
80
Second
85
101
80
118
75
Minimum
20
23
29
39
20
Geometric
Mean
57
63
56
69
44
Excursions
Primary
0
0
0
0
0
Secondary
0
0
0
0
0
tt Utah State Health Department stations in Utah Valley, except
"Geneva."
t TSP = total suspended particulates
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Table 9
NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES OF PERSISTENCE OF WIND SPEED
FOR AUGUST 1976
'HOURS OF / <= J
'PERSIST-
ENCE
i
2
3
5
6
7
9
10
12
13
It
15
16
17
* •
16
19
20
21
22
23
>2 J
1 /
.0 /.
0 /
0 /
. o / .
0 /
o V
p /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
o /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
... 0 / .
o'/
i ;/. -
L,5t y >
' o /
.0 / _
0 /
0 /
-0 /.
0 /
0 /
0 / -
0 /
0 /
0 / _
0 /
•o /
o./
o /
0 /
0 '/ -
0 /
0 /
- -0 /
0 /
0 /
_ ..0 / _
'0 /
2 /
. 2 /._
. WIND SPEED (MPH ) «
3,08 ./ > 5,1«* / > 8,23 / > 10.8 /
8 /
3 /
3 /
U /
p /
1 /
2 /
0 /
0 /
2 /
1 /
1 /
0 /
Q /
1 /
1 /
1 /- —
0 /
1 /
Q /
1 /
1 /
1 / —
0 /
— . 36 /-
25 /
B /~~
-H / —
2 /
2 /
3 /
1 /
2 /
2 /_
1 /
1 /
0 /
1 /
0 / -
0 /
o /
-0 /—
0 /
1 /
0 / --
0 /
1 /
73 /-
13 /
9 /
3 /
2 /
0 /
1 /
3 /
0 t
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
1 /
-0 / -
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 / -
0 /
0 /
. — 32 /
6 /
_ 7 /
0 /
0 /
- 1 / —
o /
0 /
- 0 /
1 /
o /
- 0 /
0 /
0 /
" 0 /
o /
0 /- -
0 /
0 /
- c /
0 /
0 /
- 0 / -—
0 /
o /
15 /
flOTE: This table gives the number of occurrences of N hours of
persistence for the particular wind speed (direction)
category3 the wind speed categories are not cumulative
within any one time category, the speed categories are
cumulative only with increased time.
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Table 10
NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES OF PERSISTENCE OF WIND DIRECTION
FOR AUGUST 2976
NgMBER QF
HOURS OF
PERSIST-
ED
2
3
5
6
7
a
9
10
11
12
13
1U
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
—IQTAL
X
X
X
.X
x
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
x
X
X
x
X
X
N /
22X
IX
OX
ox
ox
ox
'ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
oy
ox
ox
oy
ox
ox
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NNEX
22X
2X
OX
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ox
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ox
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1
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33X
7X
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35X
7X
IX
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ox
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ox
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ox
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ox
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WIND DIRECTXON(SECTOR)
ESEX SE X SSEX
31X
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3X
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ox
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ox
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... ox-
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23X
3X
2X
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19X
IX
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fly
Vf
OX
ox
n /
\if
OX
ox
n f
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ox
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ft /
ox
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OX
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NOTE: This table gives the number of occurrences of N hours of persistence for the particular wind speed
(direction) category, the wind speed categories are not cumulative within any one time category,
the speed categories are cumulative only with increased time.
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FALL
The 24-hour average TSP particulate concentrations for the NEIC and
USHD "Geneva" stations are shown in Table B-3 [Addendum B]. Daily TSP
data from other USHD stations are shown in Table F-2 [Addendum F].
Plots of 24-hour average TSP concentrations at stations 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
7, and the USHD "Geneva" stations are shown in Figures 16 through 22.
Plots of data from station 6 are omitted because the fugitive dust
interference from the turkey farm renders the data meaningless. These
plots show a general increase in concentrations during the period at
all stations. While variations in day-to-day concentrations were more
pronounced at stations near the plant, a similar variation occurred at
station 7 during this period.
A statistical summary of 24-hour TSP data at the NEIC and USHD
"Geneva" stations for the period is shown in Table 11. A summary of
data for the remaining USHD stations is shown in Table 12. A total of
51 primary excursions and 134 secondary excursions were recorded during
the period. However, 32 primary and 13 secondary excursions are suspect
due to the fugitive dust source near station 6 and are thus not evaluated
further. At the other stations, primary excursions were observed
somewhere on the network for 12 of 66 days (18%). Primary or secondary
excursions were observed somewhere on the network for 40 of 66 days
(61%). Note, however, that no primary excursions, and only five secondary
excursions were observed at station 7. At the USHD stations furthest
from the plant, no primary excursions and seventeen secondary excursions
were recorded at these six stations for the entire period. Note also
that the geometric mean of TSP at the Lindon station was highest of the
six stations. This station is northeast of the center of the plant on a
line passing through NEIC station 5 [Figure 2].
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PRIMARY
ST'A^DA'R'D
o.
SEPT i
SEPT 15
OCT I
ocr 15
NOV I
DATE
Figure 16. Daily Porficu/ofe Concenfrafioni - Sfafion 1 Fall
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0.
SEPT J
SEPT 15
OCT I
OCT 15
NOV I
DATE
Figure 17. Doily Particular* Concentrations - Station 2 Fall
ui
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SEPT I
SEPT IS
ocr i
OCT 15
NOV I
DATE
Figure 18. Daily Porlicu'ofe Concentrations — S'afion 3 Fall
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SECONDAR
STAND AR
STANDARD
SE
•7 1
SEPT
15
ocr i
OCT
15
NO'
V
1
DATE
Figure 19. Daily ParticuJate Concentrations - Station 4 Fall
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SEP
SEPT 15
OCT »
OCT 15
NOV J
DATE
Figure 20. Daily Pariiculate Concenfrofions - Sfafion 5
-fe
CO
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300-
o>
a.
Z
O
ee
Z 200-
in
Z
O
u
^ 100-
PRIMARY
0.
STANDARD
SEPT I
SEPT JS
OCT J
OCT 15
NOV I
DATE
Figure 21 .Daily Porfieu/ofe Coneenfrofioni - Station 7 Fall
vo
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PRIMARY
ST'AN'DA'RO
15 SEP
i NOV
DATE
Figure 22.Daily Porficulofe Coneenfr ofioni - Station "Geneva" Fall
CJ1
o
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51
Table 11
STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF TSP* DATA - FALL
USSC AIR QUALITY MONITORING STUDY - NEAR STATIONS
tt
•3
TSP Concentrations (pq/m )
Station
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
"Geneva"
Maximum ui_. Geometric
First
234
364
292
265
311
617
191
348
Second
199
309
275
265*
295
567
171
254
29
26
20
36
53
51
27
25
Mean
116
150
130
119
158
243
93
99
Excursions
Primary Secondary
0
6
2
2
8
32**
0
1
18
23
13
17
20
13**
5
7
tt NEIC stations and Utah State Health Department "Geneva" station.
* Two values of 265 vg/m3.
** See text for explanation.
Table 12
STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF TSP* DATA - FALL
USSC AIR QUALITY MONITORING STUDY - USHD STATIONS
,tt
o
TSP Concentrations (pg/m )
Station
Lehi
Pleasant
Grove
Lindon
Orem
Provo
Mapleton
Maximum
First
131
199
195
256
172
183
Second
128
186
186
128
140
168
Minimum
21
19
20
22
24
19
Geometric
Mean
66
75
99
68
72
62
Excursions
Primary
0
0
0
0
0
0
Secondary
0
5
6
1
1
5
tt Utah State Health Department stations in Utah Valley, except
"Geneva."
t TSP = total suspended particulates
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52
Hourly meteorological data for station 2 for the period are shown
in Table C-3 [Addendum C]. These data have been summarized for the
months of September and October with respect to number of occurrences of
persistence of wind speed [Tables 13 and 14] and wind direction [Tables
15 andJ6]. During both September and October, wind speeds were predomi-
nantly 1 to 4 m/sec (3 to 8 mph). The pattern of persistence of wind
direction changes from September to October. During September, winds
were highly variable; only 18 occurrences during the month were recorded
where winds persisted in one of the cardinal directions 3 or more hours;
a total of 549 occurrences are recorded where winds persisted for 1 to 2
hours; and 53 occurrences are recorded for 2 to 3 hours. For October, a
total of 41 occurrences of persistence for 3 or more hours are recorded;
note that 14 are from the northeast and 12 are from either southwest or
west-southwest. A total of 287 occurrences are recorded for 1 to 2
hours and 64 occurrences are recorded for 2 to 3 hours.
WINTER
The 24-hour average TSP concentrations for NEIC and USHD "Geneva"
stations are shown in Table B-4 [Addendum B]. Daily TSP data from other
USHD stations are shown in Table F-4 [Addendum F]. Plots of 24-hour
average TSP concentrations at stations 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 are shown in
Figures 23 through 27. A plot of data from station 6 is included in
this analysis because the fugitive dust interference was reduced signifi-
cantly by reduction of turkey population and by precipitation. These
plots show a marked increase in concentrations during the period at all
stations. Generally, highest concentrations are found at station 5. As
with other periods, variation in concentrations were most pronounced at
stations near the plant.
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Table 13
NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES OF PERSISTENCE OF WIND SPEED
FOR SEPTEMBER 1976
53
NukEEFl CF
HOURS CF / <= 1
PERSIST-
ENCE
i /
2 /
3 /
* /
5 /
6 /
7 /
6 /
9 /
10 /
11 /
12 /
13 /
1* /
15 /
16 /
17 /
16 /
19 /
20 /
21 /
22 /
23 /
24 /
>24 /
TOTAL /
6 /
0 /
2 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
c /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
10 /
1.5* / >
1 /
0 /
1 /
0 /
1 /
1 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
c /
o /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
9 /
13 /
3,08 /
18 /
7 /
10 /
8 /
1 /
2 /
2 /
0 /
2 /
2 /
3 /
0 /
1 /
3 /
2 /
2 /
1 /
1 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
1 /
1 /
0 /
1 /
68 /
- WIND SPEED
> 5.1* / > 8
20 /
6 /
* /
5 /
3 /
3 /
2 /
5 /
3 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
1 /
2 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
54 /
(N.PH
.23 / >
8 /
5 /
2 /
2 /
1 /
0 /
2 /
1 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
21 /
10.8 /
* /
2 /
2 /
2 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
u /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
10 /
NOTE: This table gives the number of occurrences of N hours of
persistence for the particular wind speed (direction)
categoryt the wind speed categories are not cumulative
within any one time category, the speed categories are
cumulative only with increased time.
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54
Table 14
NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES OF PERSISTENCE OF WIND SPEED
FOR OCTOBER 1976
NUMBER OF
HOURS CF / <= 1.54 / > 1.54 / > 3.Q8 / >
PERSIST-
ENCE
- WIND SPEED (MPH ) -
5.14 / > 8.23 / > 10.8 /
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
>24
TOTAL
/ 25 /
/ 2 /
/ 0 /
/ 0 /
/ 0 /
/ 0 /
/ 0 /
/ 0 /
/ 0 /
/ 0 /
/ 0 /
/ 0 /
/ o /
/ o /
/ o /
/ o /
/ o /
/ o /
/ o /
/ 0 /
/ o /
/ 0 /
/ 0 /
/ o /
/ o /
/ 27 /
3 /
1 /
1 /
1 /
0 /
0 /
2 /
0 /.
0 /
3 /
0 /
2 /
0 /
2 /
1 /
I /
0 /
0 /
1 /
0 /
2 /
0 /
1 /
0 /
8 /
29 /
37 /
19 /
6 /
3 /
5 /
3 /
6 /
1 /
1 /
3 /
1 /
1 /
1 /
7 /
0 /
1 /
0 /
0 /
1 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
98 /
It /
7 /
4 /
2 /
3 /
t /
1 /
1 /
0 /
1 /
1 /
2 /
2 /
0 /
1 /
0 /
0 /
o /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
43 /
4 /
2 /
0 /
2 /
1 /
1 /
2 /
1 /
0 /
1 /
1 /
1 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
16 /
JJ /
2 /
1 /
2 /
0 /
1 /
0 /
1 /
1 /
0 /
1 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
o /
0 /
0 (
0 /
0 /
0 /
o /
0 /
o /
0 /
13 /
NOTE: This table gives the number of occurrences of N hour's of
persistence for the particular wind speed (direction)
category3 the wind speed categories are not cumulative
within any one time category, the speed categories are
cumulative only with increased time.
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Table IS
NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES OF PERSISTENCE OF WIND DIRECTION
FOR SEPTEMBER 1976
NUMBER OF
HOURS OF /
PERSIST-
ENCE
2 X
3 X
5 X
6 X
7 X
8 X
9 X
10 X
11 X
12 X
13 X
If X
15 X
16 X
17 X
IB X
19 X
20 X
21 X
22 X
23 X
24 X
TOTAL X
N /
11X
OX
OX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
ll/
NNE/
22/
I/
O/
IX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
2V
NE X
33X
nx
2X
IX
2X
ox
2X
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ex
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
o/
o/
o/
o/
51/
EN£/
29/
I/
I/
O/
O/
O/
o/
o/
c/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
ox
ox
ox
ex
ox
ex
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
- WIND DIRECTION (SECTOR) -
E X ESEX SE X SSEX
29X
2X
OX
OX
IX
OX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
32X
23X
2X
IX
OX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
26X
3X
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
o/
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
27X
19X
ox
IX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
24X
•
S X
21X
5X
2X
OX
ox
IX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
29X
sswx
25X
IX
OX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
26X
SW X
19X
10X
2X
3X
IX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
35X
wswx
21X
3X
IX
ox
IX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
26X
w x
19X
3X
OX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
22X
WNWX
15X
2X
2X
OX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
19X
NW / NNW/
*£x
3X
OX
3X
OX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
26X
23X
IX
ox
IX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
25X
NOTE: This table gives the number of occurrences of N hours of persistence for the particular wind
speed (direction) category, the wind speed categories are not cumulative within any one time
category, the speed categories are cumulative only with increased time.
en
en
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Table 16
NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES OF PERSISTENCE OF WIND DIRECTION
FOR OCTOBER 1976
NUXBER OF
HOURS OF / N /
PERSIST-
ENCE
i
2
3
1
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
13
19
20
21
22
23
24
>24
TOTAL
/ 18/
/ o/
/ o/
/ o/
/ O/
/ o/
/ o/
/ O/
/ o/
/ O/
/ o/
/ o/
/ o/
/ o/
/ o/
/ o/
/ o/
/ o/
/ o/
/ o/
/ o/
/ o/
/ o/
/. o/
/ o/
/ IB/
NNE/
16/
2/
O/
O/
O/
O/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
IS/
NE /
38/
19/
8/
2/
2/
I/
i/
I/
I/
o/
O/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
73/
ENE/
W
7/
I/
O/
O/
O/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
c/
c/
o/
o/
c/
o/
c/
c/
o/
o/
o/
o/
c/
51/
- WIND DIRECTION (SECTOR)
E / ESE/ SE / SSE/
27/
&/
O/
O/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
33/
13/
3/
O/
O/
O/
O/
O/
O/
O/
O/
O/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
16/
15/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
is/
13/
o/
o/
o/
o/
c/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
13/
s /
9/
o/
o/
I/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
10/
ssw/
10/
o/
I/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
ll/
sw /
20/
8/
I/
I/
3/
I/
I/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
35/
wsw/
26/
7/
2/
I/
I/
I/
O/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
3o/
w /
12/
2/
I/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
WNW/
a/
I/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
c/
o/
o/
o/
o/
9/
NW /
17/
8/
o/
2/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
27/
NNW/
15/
2/
I/
3/
I/
O/
I/
I/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
o/
24/
NOTE: This table gives the number of occurrences of N hours of persistence for the particular wind
speed (direction) category. The wind speed categories are not cumulative within any one time
category. The speed categories are cumulative only with increased time.
en
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0-
20 NOV
5 DEC
15 DEC
1 JAN
15 JAN
DATE
f'iguro 23. Coif? Particular* Concentration* - Sialian 2 Winter
Ul
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5 DEC
JAN
DATE
Figure 24.Doily Porficu/ofo Ceneenfrofioni - Sfofion 4 Winter
cn
00
-------
500-
PRIMARY
ST'AN'DA'RD
15 JAN
DATE
Figure 25.Doi/y ParMculote Concenlrafiofii - Sfafien 5 Winter
cn
-------
5 DEC
15 DEC
1 JAN
15 JAN
DATE
Figure 26.Doify Parlicv/ofa Con t»nfrotion» - Station 6 Winter
O»
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400-
Z
o
t-
<
ac
Z 300-
IU
Z
O
ui
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<
3
£ 200-
ee
<
100
o-
20 NOV
PRIMARY
FiT N"DA"R o
5 DEC
15 DEC
1 JAN
15 JAN
DATE
Figure 27. Daily Parficulafe Conc«nfrolion» - Station 7 Winter
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62
A statistical summary of TSP data from NEIC and the USHD "Geneva"
stations for the period is shown in Table 17 and a summary from other
USHD stations is shown in Table 18. At the NEIC and "Geneva" stations,
a total of 54 primary excursions and 121 secondary excursions were
recorded; at the other USHD stations, 6 primary excursions and 93
secondary excursions were recorded. Primary excursions were recorded
somewhere on the network for 27 of 61 days (44%), while primary or
secondary excursions were recorded 48 of 61 days (79%).
Hourly meteorological data for station 2 for the period is shown in
Table C-4 [Addendum C]. These data have been summarized for the entire
period with respect to the number of occurrences of persistence of wind
speed [Table 19] and direction [Table 20]. During the period, wind
speeds were predominantly less than 3 m/sec (7 mph). Note the high
frequency of persistent wind speeds less than 1.6 m/sec (3.5 mph); a
total of 30 occurrences are recorded of persistence greater than 12
hours. The pattern of persistence in wind direction is somewhat similar
to October; a total of 58 occurrences (over a 61-day period) are recorded
of persistence in wind direction for 3 or more hours; a total of 106
occurrences are recorded where wind persistence for 2 to 3 hours; and
694 occurrences are recorded where winds persisted for 1 to 2 hours. As
in October, predominant directions for persistent winds are from the
northeast, southwest and south-southwest.
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63
Table 17
STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF TSP* DATA - WINTER
USSC AIR QUALITY MONITORING STUDY - NEAR STATIONS
.tt
TSP Concentrations (yq/m )
Station
2
4
5
6
7
"Geneva"
Maximum
First
375
345
490
434
267
244
Second
345
312
423
388
262
193
Minimum
30
28
38
10
14
20
Geometric
Mean
159
153
207
116
124
106
Excursions
Primary
13
12
25
2
2
0
Secondary
25
22
19
24
23
8
tt MIC stations and Utah State Health Department "Geneva" station.
Table 18
STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF TSP* DATA - WINTER
USSC AIR QUALITY MONITORING STUDY - USED STATIONS
,tt
TSP Concentrations (yg/m )
Station
Lehi
Pleasant
Grove
Lindon
Orem
Provo
Mapleton
Maximum
First
210
277
317
202
203
311
Second
208
224
291
192
189
168
Minimum
22
18
18
21
27
20
Geometric
Mean
114
119
139
110
103
70
Excursions
Primary
0
1
4
0
0
1
Secondary
18
26
19
16
13
1
tt Utah State Health Department stations in Utah Valley, except
"Geneva."
t TSP = total suspended particulates
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Table 19
NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES OF PERSISTENCE OF WIND SPEED
FOR WINTER 1976-1977
64
HUVdLR OF .
HOURS OF / <
PEKS1ST-
EJJCE- -
1
. 2
3
H
«,
6
7
a
9
10
U
12
16
17-
IB
IV
20 --
21
22
24
22»4
-TOTAL
NOTE:
/ > 3."*5 / >
- toINQ SPCED (Ml'H . > -
6.90 / > 11.y / > 16.'4 / > 2't.l /
/ 97 t
/ b& /
/ 31 i
/ lo >
./ - - 12 i
/ lt> i
/ 6 /
/ £ i
/ i. t
/ 3 t
- / - - - 1 /
/ 2 /
/ U /
/ - 1 t
/ U i
/ 0 i
/ -• - 0 /
/ 0 i
/ 0 >
i Q ,
/ 0 i
/ I) /
/ -04
/ I1 <
/ 0 t
- ' *•"• '
' ll)b /
' . 44 /
' 17 /
' 15 /
' 21 /
' 16 /
7 /
' 3 /
' 0 /
' 1 /
' - 2 /
' 1 /
' 1 /
f . - 0 /
' 1 /
' 1 /
r .. - 0 /
f 0 /
f 0 /
f - 0 /
' 1 /
' 1 /
' - 0 /
' 1 /
f 2 /
t - ?'U /
12 /
2 t
£ i
1 i
- - -1 i
1 >
3 /
2 /
2 /
0 /
-- - Of
0 /
1 4
0 /
?. i
1 -
- n -
U 1
U -
0 -
a <
o -
0 i
0 -
0 ,
0 >
^3 >
' 6 t
' H i
' 0 t
' 1 i
' - 1 >
' 2 j
' 1 -
' 1 t
f 1 i
' 0 <
' - . 0 ,
f 0 >
' 0 ,
r - o i
t 0 ,
' 0 ,
f -- 0 i
f 0 ,
f 0 <
r 0 i
r o t
f 0 ,
f . 0 ,
' 0 ^
f 0 ,
f - 19 .
' 2 /
r ... 5 / —
' 0 /
f 0 /
r . . fl / -
' 1 /
' 0 /
t 0 /
' 0 /
t o /
^ 0 / - •
t 0 /
f 0 /
t — 0 / —
f 0 /
f 0 /
f o /
f 0 /
f 0 /
/ -— ... 0 / — — —
f 0 /
f 0 /
f . — 0 /
^ 0 /
^ 0 /
0 /
0 /
1 /
0 /
U /
0 /
0 /
U /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
U /
0 /
0 /
0 /
0 /
1 /
This table gives the number of occurrences of N hours of
persistence for the particular wind speed (direction)
category. The wind speed categories are not cumulative
within any one time category. The speed categories are
cumulative only with increased time.
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Table 20
NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES OF PERSISTENCE OF WIND DIRECTION
FOR WINTER 1976-1977
NU.MOER
OF
hOUKS OF / MX
PuPSlST-
Ef.CE . .
1
. 2
3
H
, S
6
7
- a
9
10
— 11
u
Ib
16
17
IS
19
33
22
— 23
21
TOTAL
X
X
X
X
/
y
X
X
. /
X
X
/
1HX
OX
ox
ox
ox
«X
ox
ox
OX
ox
ox
OX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
OX
ox
ox
. — - OX
ox
ox
-11JX
NNEX
86X
13X
IX
3X
IX
.. ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
OX
ox
ox
— ox
ox
ox
OX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
- max
NE X
- - 15X
MX
ox
ox
ox
ox
. - OX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
OX
ox
ox
— ox
ox
ox
- - ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
- 11UX
EUEX
IX
ox
ox
OX
ox
ox
- OX
ox
ox
OX
ux
ox
UX
ox
UX
ox
ox
ox
— - ox
ux
ox
ux
ox
uX
-- - SOX
-..- - WIND DlRECTIONtSCCTON
E X EStX SE X SSLX
30X i
2X
ox
ox
-. OX _
ox
ox
OX _-
ox
ox
OX -
ox
ox
— ox
ox
ox
— . n/
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
3?X :
sax ;
3X .-_.
ox
ox
OX . -
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
OX -
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox —
ox
ox
ox —
ox
ox
ox
ux
ox
»:>x
.V
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
nx
nx
nx
ox
nx
ox
W
25X
IX
ox
OX
ux
ox
ox
ox
'ox
.— ox
ox
ox
— ox
ux
ox
(I /
ox
ox
- - ox
ox
ox
- -- ux
ox
ox
-- 3UX
). .«.
S X
23X
- - 5X
IX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
.. — OX
ox
ox
-OX
ox
ox
— - ox
ox
ox
n/
ox
ox
OX
nx
ox
- - 29X
•"SWX
«»6X
3X
IX
IX
OX
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
.._.. -OX
ux
ox
ox
ox
ox
n y
ox
ox
_ o/
ox
ox
o/
ox
ox
blX-
SW / Wt-
52X e
5X
1MX
IX
ox
ox
ox
ux
ox
ox
• ox
ox
ox
n y
ox
ox
. .. o/ .
ox
ox
OX
ox
ox
- - fioX - C
>WX W / WMV;/
Hi/
nx
IX
IX
nx
ox
ox
ox
ex
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ex
ox
ox
ox
ex
ux
bOX
fcX
o/
ox
OX
ox
ux
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
ox
n y
ox
ox
- - - OX
ox
ox
-- 56X- --
30X
ox
ox
tx
ox
ox
- O/
nx
ox
-CX
ox
ox
o/
ox
KX
ox
ox
u /
ox
ox
ox
CX
(V
JUX
NVi / NNW/
50X 61X
7/ T/
IX
IX
2X
ox
A /
ox
ox
ox
CX
ox
n /
ox
nx
ox
ox
f> /
' OX
ox
0 X -
ox
ox
IX
2/
C/—
IX
ox
n s
ox
ox
ax
ox
ox
CX-
cx
ox
ox —
ox
nx
ft/
ox
ox
OX-
CX
ox
NOTE: This table gives the number of occurrences of N hours of persistence for the particular wind
speed (direction) category. The wind speed categories are not cumulative within any one time
category. The speed categories are cumulative only with increased time.
en
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V. DATA SUMMARY AND INTERPRETATION
Data are summarized and interpreted in terms of violations of TSP
standards violations, meteorology, and TSP trends with time and day of
week.
TSP STANDARDS VIOLATIONS
The principal criteria for TSP data analyses were the primary and
secondary 24-hour average standards and the primary annual geometric
mean established by the national ambient air quality standards, as
follows:
Primary - 24-hour average TSP concentration shall not
exceed 260 yg/m more than once annually.
Secondary - 24-hour average TSP concentrations shall not
o
exceed 150 yg/m more than once annually.
3
Primary - Annual geometric mean shall not exceed 75 yg/m .
Data from those NEIC and USHD stations which were operated over a
full six-month period are summarized in Table 21; the geometric means
are calculated for the period July 19, 1976 through January 19, 1977.
Station 6 is not included in this analysis because of the fugitive dust
interference, discussed previously. Total number of primary and secondary
24-hour excursions are also tabulated. Note that an occurrence of more
than one primary or secondary excursion at any station constitutes a
violation of the 24-hour primary and secondary standards. In the discussion
which follows, it is assumed that the geometric mean over this six-month
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Table 21
STATISTICAL SUW4AR? OF TSP* DATA
USSC AIR QUALITY MONITORING STUDY - NEIC AND USHD STATIONS
July 19^ 1976 - January 193 1977
TSP Concentrations
Station
2
4
5
7
"Geneva"
Lehi
Pleasant
Grove
Orem
Provo
Mapleton
Maximum
First
396
345
490
267
348
210
111
250
203
311
Second
375
312
423
262
254
208
224
202
189
183
Minimum
26
28
37
14
20
20
18
21
24
19
(uq/m3)
Geometric
Mean
148
121
156
99
94
78
85
76
81
57
Excursions
Primary
20
14
33
2
1
0
1
0
0
1
Secondary
61
42
43
28
15
18
31
17
13
6
+ TSP = total suspended particulates
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68
period will be nearly equivalent to that for a full-year period, since
samples were collected for a cross-section of meteorological conditions
-- part favorable for lower concentrations and part conducive to higher
concentrations.
The data in Table 21 show violations of the primary and secondary
24-hour standards and the primary annual standard at NEIC stations 2,
4, 5, and 7. The secondary 24-hour standard was violated at all USHD
stations, and the primary annual standard was violated at all USHD
stations except Mapleton. Review of Tables 7, 8, 11, 12, 17 and 18
shows that primary and secondary excursions also occurred at NEIC
stations 1 and 3 and at the USHD Lindon station.
These data lead to a clear inference that TSP concentrations in the
Utah Valley are a function of distance and of orientation with respect
to the USSC Geneva Works. Generally, those stations north of and
nearest the plant will be highest in concentration. The influence of
the plant is further substantiated by the occurrence of highest TSP
concentrations at NEIC station 5 on the network nearest the plant, and
at Lindon on the USHD network. This correlates with the general meteoro-
logical conditions during the survey which were characterized by east-
northeast winds at night and southwest winds during the day.
METEOROLOGY
Generally, meteorological conditions throughout the survey were
characterized by unseasonably warm dry weather. There was no significant
precipitation through the entire survey period in the Salt Lake City-
Provo area or the Wasatch Range. The fall-early winter period of 1976
was the driest ever recorded at Salt Lake City.5
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69
These general conditions significantly affect wind direction and
speed patterns in the Utah Valley. Under more normal weather patterns,
frontal passages would dictate southerly breezes well in advance of cold
front passages; as the front approached, wind speeds should increase
(direction still from the south). After the frontal passage, winds
should normally shift to the north-northwest with greatly increased
speeds. However, with the lack of frontal passages, terrain features
are the predominant factor in determining diurnal wind patterns. Under
more normal meteorological conditions, it is expected that more persistent
winds would cause TSP concentrations to be higher except during periods
immediately before and after frontal passages, when concentrations would
be significantly altered due to increased wind speeds and occurrences of
precipitation.
TSP TRENDS
Time
In general, the data show that TSP concentrations increased through-
out the network as the survey progressed. This trend is partly explained
by the decrease in sunlight from June 21 to the end of the survey,
generally allowing a greater period of inversion each day, tending to
increase TSP concentrations at ground level. On this basis, assuming
all other factors are equal, it can be expected that maximum TSP concen-
trations will occur during the period December through February.
As will be discussed in detail in Appendix III, the TSP levels were
also influenced by the significant increase in use of coal as a fuel
source in the power boilers beginning December 1. During the entire
month of November 1976, a total of 90 m. tons (100 tons) of coal were
burned; average daily use for December was 264 m. tons ,(293 tons)/day
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70
varying from 0 to 568 m. tons (631 tons)/day. During January, the
average was 266 m. tons (295 tons)/day, varying from 0 to 392 m. tons
(435 tons)/day. TSP levels were significantly higher during the winter
period, as reflected by the increase in geometric mean by a factor of
1.3 at station 4, 5, and 7 in the near network; and by factors of 1.2-
1.7 at the USHD stations. Note also the increase in number of primary
excursions at stations 2, 4, and 5. No excursions had been reported at
station 7 or the USHD stations (except Geneva) prior to the winter
period.
Day of Meek
TSP data were analyzed during each of the last three periods at the
NEIC stations to determine variations in geometric mean as a function of
day of week. Summaries of these analyses for the three periods are
shown in Tables 22, 23, and 24. These summaries indicate that there is
a variation and that this variation is most significant during the
winter period. This phenomena will be more fully explored in Appendix
III; in that volume variations in source strengths (i.e., production
rates) from the major processes will be compared with TSP concentrations.
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Table 22
TSP AS A FUNCTION OF DAY OF WEEK - LATE SUMMER
Station
No.
1
2
4
5
6
7
"Geneva"
0
Geometric Mean (yg/m )_
Sunday
84
81
73
89
79
66
77
Monday
103
126
82
104
77
71
69
Tuesday
98
140
100
115
70
80
81
for all values for given day of
Wednesday
97
165
98
77
86
76
76
Thursday
104
159
99
118
85
88
88
Friday
111
161
95
110
84
79
72
week
Saturday
89
113
91
92
74
72
78
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Table 23
TSP AS A FUNCTION OF DAY OF WEEK - FALL
Station
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
"Geneva"
Geometric Mean (ug/m )
Sunday
76
73
77
92
110
208
77
74
Monday
95
142
112
110
154
177
83
83
Tuesday
115
135
127
111
177
225
93
92
for all values forjjiven day
Wednesday
136
189
174
135
191
193
94
110
Thursday
150
187
194
155
180
308
115
115
Friday
162
195
175
143
188
348
126
134
of week
Saturday
92
151
116
88
133
282
81
100
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Table 24
TSP AS A FUNCTION OF DAY OF WEEK - WINTER
Station
No.
2
4
5
6
7
Geometric Mean Cv9/m 1_
Sunday
102
98
131
108
93
Monday
152
140
183
123
125
Tuesday
197
198
322
152
148
for all values forjiven day of
Wednesday
201
231
325
152
180
Thursday
224
209
237
183
164
Friday
160
142
202
93
147
week
Saturday
117
102
152
92
104
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74
REFERENCES
1. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, National Enforcement Investi-
gations Center, "Impact of Paniculate Matter Emissions on Ambient
Air Quality, United States Steel Corporation - Geneva Works,
Appendix II, Source Identification", EPA-330/2-77-005-B , April
1977.
2. Hale, Wayne B., "Canyon Winds of the Wasatch Mountains," Bulletin
of American Meteorological Society, 14. (1933), 194.
3. Hale, Wayne B., "Characteristics of Prevailing Winds at the Provo
Municipal Airport," publication and date unknown.
4. Smith, Franklin, and Nelson, A. Carl Jr., "Guidelines for Develop-
ment of a Quality Assurance Program, Reference Method for the
Determination of Suspended Particulates in the Atmosphere (High-
Volume Method)," Quality Assurance and Environmental Monitoring
Laboratory, National Environmental Research Center, Research Triangle
Park, N.C., EPA-R2-73-028b, June 1973.
5. Interview by Robert L. King, NEIC with Mr. William Chapman,
Meteorologist-in-Charge, Salt Lake City Weather Bureau, Jan. 11,
1976.
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ADDENDA
A Hi-Vol Data Record
B Daily Particulate Concentrations
NEIC Stations and USHD "Geneva"
C Hourly Meteorological Data
D Average Wind Speeds and Wind Directions
E Summary of Observations by Field Personnel
F Daily Particulate Concentrations
USHD Stations in Utah Valley, except "Geneva"
G Weekly TSP Data from LOVOL Stations
USSC-Geneva Network
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ADDENDUM A
Hi-Vol Data Record
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HI-VOL DATA RECORD
(Continued)
PARTICIPATE DATA-For lob Use Only
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT
NATIONAL ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS CENTER
Bldg S3. Box 15117 Denver Federal Center
Denver, Colorado 80? 25
HI-VOL DATA RECORD
Filler-Gross Wgt
Filter-Tore Wgl._
Net Paniculate Wgi
Initial m'/min
Finol m'/min
Air Volume
Participate Concentration.
Total Sampling Time
hour!
_ grami
_ grams
_ grams
STATION lOCAT'ON
CITY & STATE
SAMPLE COLLECTOR
.STATION NUMBER
SAMPLER IDENTIFICATION NO
FILTER NUMBER
START SAMPLING.
me day
CLOCK READING.
nun m mm
STOP SAMPLING.
mo day yf nr mm m /mm
CLOCK READING mm
WIND calm, light, guity. mph. direction
VISIBILITY clear hoiy
SKY clear, scattered, overco-.i
HUMIDITY dry. moderate. humid. ram
TEMPERATURE 'F <20 20-40 41-60 61-80
REMARKS
6PO
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ADDENDUM B
Daily Particulate Concentrations
NEIC Stations and USHD "Geneva"
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Table B-l
TSP DATA
USSC GENEVA WORKS AIR QUALITY MONITORING SURVEY
Early Summer
May 25-July 5, 1976
Date
Station
of 1
Sampling
5/25
5/26
5/27
5/28
5/29
5/30
5/31
6/1
6/2
6/3
6/4
6/5
6/6
6/7
6/8
6/9
6/10
6/11
6/12
6/13
6/14
6/15
6/16
6/17
6/18
6/19
6/20
6/21
6/22
6/23
6/24
6/25
6/26
6/27
6/28
6/29
6/30
7/1
7/2
7/3
7/4
7/5
.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
80
77
111
76
190
307
227
131
121
119
192
63
141
124
96
104
109
2
175
89
90
216
89
56
87
93
140
138
89
99
70
118
106
86
118
48
84
42
71
95
156
76
70
94
59
136
202
335
120
180
112
168
150
201
185
230
161
141
140
138
3
67
58
73
116
54
43
87
114
116
133
90
72
72
106
109
124
170
45
59
38
64
94
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
4 5
yq/m
59
58
65
155
59
50
106
98
94
122
69
51
64
90
81
82
149
39
40
40
56
64
74
89
50
56
66
146
88
74
93
120
101
114
157
289
104
159
144
111
94
92
95
75
74
187
79
46
72
89
89
103
50
63
64
95
92
88
293
49
47
88
92
109
83
83
72
78
177
171
255
89
100
151
142
129
180
231
90
193
182
100
91
94
6
79
55
37
200
66
37
46
59
46
65
51
55
34
78
78
82
114
36
35
176
67
47
87
45
50
55
72
72
262
97
71
123
213
75
103
156
77
150
108
81
54
64
7
44
47
-
92
-
40
62
-
73
71
-
61
69
-
77
58
91
34
37
37
51
55
56
43
60
58
59
67
66
50
70
78
102
98
117
131
105
129
124
111
97
98
USHD
Geneva
57
58
-
-
37
-
63
69
89
-
76
63
87
127
89
67
207
30
31
35
45
47
56
58
57
77
59
112
78
76
95
111
99
82
125
160
84
—
-
-
100
80
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Table B-2
TSP DATA
USSC GENEVA WORKS AIR QUALITY MONITORING SURVEY
Late Summer
July 19-August 31, 1976
Date
of
Samplir
7/19
' / • •*
7/20
7/21
* /
7/22
7/23
7/24
7/25
7/26
7/27
7/28
7/29
7/30
• » **
7/31
• f V •
8/1
w/ •
8/2
w/ fc-
8/3
8/4
8/5
8/6
8/7
\jj i
8/8
^fg ^f
8/9
^*f ^
8/10
8/11
8/12
8/13
8/14
8/15
^ff • •
8/16
8/17
8/18
8/19
8/20
8/21
8/22
8/23
8/24
8/25
8/26
8/27
8/28
8/29
8/30
8/31
1
ig
92
78
80
111
109
96
84
158
151
128
79
87
53
53
66
91
119
116
113
80
117
107
101
139
167
115
104
89
73
84
116
95
98
67
88
93
105
91
103
99
159
2
138
139
174
200
396
90
127
142
199
102
99
78
53
114
107
114
203
145
121
100
191
178
191
169
105
98
75
133
145
223
134
94
70
117
159
158
133
152
87
149
177
Station
4
ug/m
61
68
98
105
81
170
58
93
129
135
80
71
45
53
71
69
82
133
74
73
109
112
132
175
92
96
87
107
104
74
87
111
98
84
56
86
83
74
99
91
125
164
5
75
102
37
123
117
100
74
97
100
151
89
82
57
67
93
93
101
103
117
80
91
124
146
118
104
124
87
61
98
130
96
107
73
102
79
203
105
129
115
196
216
6
47
51
69
60
79
64
59
56
72
90
71
87
62
49
82
54
77
79
98
85
101
139
74
84
74
122
98
120
65
94
78
95
71
95
163
7 USHU
Geneva
6V
66
66
93
79
89.
63
62
92
102
58
71
37
40
62
61
67
101
81
74
80
-
96
104
119
87
78
66
75
53
78
86
82
70
61
78
78
94
76
89
87
88
105
-
76
78
104
64
65
115
96
86
60
—
—
55
76
49
118
73
51
71
« ^
75
85
101
119
59
95
76
61
64
52
54
75
77
98
54
74
102
82
67
98
79
126
89
-------
Table B-3
TSP DATA
USSC GENEVA WORKS AIR QUALITY MONITORING SURVEY
Fall
September 1-November 5, 1976
Date
of
Sampling
9/1
9/2
9/3
9/4
9/5
9/6
9/7
9/8
9/9
9/10
9/11
9/12
9/13
9/14
9/15
9/16
9/17
9/18
9/19
9/20
9/21
9/22
9/23
9/24
9/25
9/26
9/27
9/28
9/29
9/30
1
121
199
-
154
124
66
51
110
115
147
51
38
98
87
182
130
118
71
77
111
149
-
173
154
100
78
130
145
168
164
2
151
200
242
196
124
74
45
93
171
-
68
35
96
100
220
127
106
-
* -
-
-
-
149
124
91
59
125
146
178
171
Station
3 4
(M9/m3)
110
201
172
153
152
79
43
76
131
138
54
36
96
-
113
99
79
78
73
103
134
110
95
77
78 63
48 61
107 105
85 87
150 146
144 146
5
148
137
-
132
129
_
81
_
165
-
78
_
126
106
102
122
90
125
180
144
-
127
-
_
72
163
-
202
208
6
-
314
421
298
156
82
115
216
338
81
51
80
91
224
120
179
188
279
334
546
152
266
-
347
281
206
309
86
567
7
91
94
133
140
104
44
38
65
83
_
32
35
_
61
_
_
_
_
91
83
_
_
-
61
_
75
76
98
100
USHD
Geneva
113
97
163
140
118
55
33
58
100
75
45
25
71
68
110
68
60
60
72
111
125
100
196
348
254
124
178
135
198
160
-------
Table B-3 (Continued)
TSP DATA
USSC GENEVA WORKS AIR QUALITY MONITORING SURVEY
Date
of
Sampling
10/1
10/2
10/3
10/4
10/5
10/6
10/7
10/8
10/9
10/10
10/11
10/12
10/13
10/14
10/15
10/16
10/17
10/18
10/19
10/20
10/21
10/22
10/23
10/24
10/25
10/26
10/27
10/28
10/29
10/30
10/31
11/1
11/2
11/3
11/4
11/5
1
234
56
29
61
94
81
-
192
128
108
105
162
161
125
170
108
139
-
-
165
197
161
91
91
-
-
103
126
140
118
-
122
185
178
146
167
2
226
-
26
126
-
164
-
209
195
113
222
-
-
-
174
296
124
193
220
364
249
292
144
119
-
-
191
193
209
177
-
282
309
251
276
250
3
182
-
20
53
92
-
-
129
136
133
109
160
207
173
165
124
?08
138
161
175
217
146
103
109
78
70
112
187
182
153
134
215
292
225
-
275
Station
4
(pg/m3)
179
45
-
73
94
103
109
153
158
-
101
103
207
181
144
144
135
144
198
202
222
127
-
-
88
85
132
204
191
-
130
206
265
229
253
265
5
229
-
53
88
-
207
-
220
219
104
150
172
268
199
164
136
186
146
293
-
311
-
150
163
-
-
186
192
229
176
-
273
295
280
277
294
6
460
-
108
61
109
213
-
213
323
263
373
-
309
423
341
317
488
230
343
252
361
495
381
215
-
-
296
273
454
459
-
-
617
225
502
520
7
143
40
27
97
79
69
-
100
111
114
80
191
126
104
96
112
152
114
133
129
171
137
98
121
90
-
86
120
120
144
119
147
137
170
160
144
USHD
Geneva
233
49
27
45
91
104
92
132
149
103
81
97
-
108
-
117
145
88
107
127
141
-
-
-
93
-
93
-
93
121
87
83
141
112
122
144
-------
Table B-4
DAILY PARTICULATE CONCENTRATIONS
USSC GENEVA WORKS AIR QUALITY MONITORING SURVEY
Winter
November 20-January 19
Date
11/20
21
22
23
?4
£•?
25
26
27
28
29
30
12/1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
1/1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
2
171
81
249
257
~
67
54
205
93
204
309
259
106
134
30
74
181
202
109
252
175
150
224
238
243
345
333
273
254
289
286
327
303
171
125
176
242
302
283
375
194
79
59
42
49
74
171
186
65
66
224
315
326
151
113
111
88
156
148
168
4
131
95
201
216
196
56
48
183
56
239
312
221
132
28
86
161
256
98
168
137
264
261
298
345
305
241
232
298
282
276
286
150
131
148
187
257
261
311
152
77
55
38
67
92
142
137
66
72
213
231
231
195
142
111
96
179
195
221
Station
5
160
136
258
295
—
245
95
77
217
123
270
423
136
383
257
52
121
301
306
145
184
226
217
308
373
490
390
376
269
288
382
353
362
329
201
167
198
198
346
295
410
170
80
39
38
_
186
184
218
91
102
276
361
284
216
145
181
148
244
288
349
6
81
95
75
201
_
388
110
73
79
103
166
190
196
10
83
434
62
155
102
135
132
115
116
214
175
236
173
184
212
182
167
178
203
255
197
99
111
172
161
156
206
94
47
45
-
60
74
98
104
90
68
148
163
178
138
110
98
87
124
122
151
7
90
130
88
167
118
14
-
102
153
173
235
176
15
87
35
87
127
141
72
129
131
162
200
207
267
244
251
225
232
222
249
223
262
135
103
131
132
184
210
253
153
68
44
33
66
94
128
141
70
80
167
197
174
166
108
104
95
137
143
-
Geneva
100
103
119
126
140
125
57
-
47
85
97
100
147
103
-
35
53
97
68
84
114
108
-
-
112
-
168
173
244
179
145
105
172
193
118
86
107
93
172
121
-
119
31
46
20
33
80
119
96
67
51
137
131
160
129
105
81
65
87
107
129
-------
ADDENDUM C
Hourly Meteorological Data
-------
Table C-l
HOURLY 14ETEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER _
AIRWAY ANALYSIS STATION X0-GENV02 MAY I9-AU9 27 Kg CRAMER CO INC DATE 11/06/76 PA8E
^TEAR~V.ONTH"~DAY~HOl-R JULIAN DAY SPEED"DIRECTION RANSE TEMPERATURE HAPEAK TO PEAK
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if
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76
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76
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76
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23 1300
23 1400
23 1500
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24 200
24 300
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24 600
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24 1600
24 1700
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24 2000
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Table C-l (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
AlRWAY ANALYSIS STATION ICP5ENV02 MAY 19-AUS 27 .H E CRAMER CO INC DATE 11/06/76 PAGE
YEAR MONTH DAY HOUR JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION' >ANOE TEMPERATURE WA PEAK TO PEAK
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Table C-l (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - ST_ATICW_2_-_EARLY SUMMER
H E CRAMER CO INC
DATE 11/06/76
PA6E
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Table C-l (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA' - STATION 2 "- EARLY SUMMER
AIMA* ANALYSIS STATION IQ-GENVOZ MAY 19-AUO 27 HE CRAMER CO INC
fEAR~lONTR~bAY~HOUR"JOUlAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE~~TEMPERATWRE " WA'
DATE 11/06/76
PAOE
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Table C-l (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
AXRrfAY ANALYSIS STATION IQ-GENV02 MAY 19-AU3 27 H "E CRAMER CO INC
Y£AR~TCNTH~DAY"HOUR"JUUIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE TEMPERATURE"" WA
.DATE u/06/76
PASC
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76
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Table C-l (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
AZft'AY ANALYSIS STATION XQ-GENV02 MAT 19-AU3 27 H E CRAMER Co INC
DATE n/06/76
PAGE
YEAR C.ONTH DAY HOUR
76 6 3 1300
76 6 3 1900
76 6 3 2090
76 6 3 £100
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76 6 4 0
76 6 4 190
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - JSTATION 2^ - EARLY_SUMMER
'DATE 11/06/76
AIR*AT ANALYSIS STATION ZO-GSNV02 MAY 19-AUG 27 HE CRAMER Co XNC
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Table C-l (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
AIRWAY ANALYSIS STATION IO-GENV02 MAY 19-AUG 27 HE CRAMER Co XNC
YE~AR~«ONTH~OAY~H6UR JUUIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION" RANGE .TEMPERATURE
DATE n>06/76
PAGE
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Table C-l (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
AIRWAY ANALYSIS STATION IQ-GENV02 KAY 19-AU8 27
TEAR~MONTH"DAY"HOUR JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE
H E CRAMER CO INC
TEMPERATURE "WA~
DATE i1/06/76
PAGE
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
T *
Alft*AY ANALYSIS 'STATION IQ-GENV02 MAY 19-AU8 27
H E CRAMER CO INC
DATE ii'/06/76
PAGE
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
AIR1AY ANALYSIS STATION IQ-9ENV02 MAY 19-AU6 27 HE CRAMER Co INC DATE 11/06/76 PAGE
YEARTONTH'DAY HOUR JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANSE TEMPERATURE " WA ~~ PEAK TO PEAK " "~ t
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY ~SUM4ER
ANALYSIS STATION ID-SENV02 MAT 19-AUG 27
DATE i1/06/76
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
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115.0
190.0
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140.0
65.0
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205.3
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310.0
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170.0
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100.0
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Table C-2 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
ANALYSIS STATION I&-GENV02 KAY 19-AU9 27 HE CRAMER Co INC
DATE u/06/76
PAGE
YEA» M>NTH DAY HOUR
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
'76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
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76
76
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76
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26 700
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26 1100
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26 2000
26 2100
26 2200
26 2.330
27 0
27 100
27 ^30
27 330
27 000
27 500
27 600
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27 1100
27 1203
27 1200
27 1<«00
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27 1600
27 1703
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27 1500
27 2000
27 2100
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26 0
26 100
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28 300
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28 900
23
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JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION
178
178
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178
178
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178
178
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176
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176
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179
179
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179
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179
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179
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180
180
180
180
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130
140
180
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11.00
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7.53
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77.70
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295.0
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305.0
310.0
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777.7
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50.0
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210.0
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2
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Table C-l (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARL? SUtMER
AXR*AY ANALYSIS STATION .ID-GENV02 KAY 19-AU9 27 HE CRAMER CO INC
YEAR"hONTH~OAY"HOUR "JOLIAM DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE .TEMPERATURE ." WA
DATE u/06/76
PAOE
PEAK TO PEAK
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
f 76
76
76
76
76
76
76
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76
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76
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76
75
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76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
70
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76
76
76
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76
76
76
76
76
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6
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6
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26 1600
28 1700
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29 500
29 600
29 700
29 800
29 900
29 1030
29 1100
29 1200
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29 1«00
29 1500
29 1600
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230.0
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360.0
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110.0
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Table C-l (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
AIKWAY ANALYSIS STATION IQ-SENY02 KAY 19-AUS 27 HE CRAMER CO
DATE ii/oe/76
PAOC
YEA* hONTH OAT HOUR JU
........
76
76
76
76
76
76 „„
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
f 76
76
76
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76
76
76
76
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76
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6 30 1900
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6 3G 2100
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2 1600
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Table C-l (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
AIRWAY ANALYSIS STATION .ID-GENV02 MAY 19-AUO 27 HE CRAMER CO INC
YEAR" MONTH"DAY "HOUR JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE "TEMPERATURE HA
DATE n/06/?6
PAOE
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
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76
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Table C-l (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
ANALYSIS STATION IQ-GENV02 MAY 19-AUO 27 HE CRAMER CO INC
WA
TEAR XONTH DAY HOUR JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE TEfPERATUl
76
76
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76
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76
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Table C-2
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
AI*«AY ANALYSIS STATION ID-GENVQ2 KAY 19-AUG 87 HE CRAMER CO INC
DATE u/06/76
PAGE
TEAR XOMTH DAY HOU*
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Table C-2 (Continued)
HOURLY 'METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
AIR"AY ANALYSIS STATION ID-GENV02 MAY 19-AUG 2? He CRAMER CO INC
"DAY"HOUR JULIAN DAY SPEED OIRE.CTION RANGE TEKPERATURE " MA
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DATE 11/06/76
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Table C-2 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
ANALYSIS STATION .lo-GENVOZ KAY 19-AUS 27 H'£ CRAMER CO INC
DATE u/06/76
PAGE
YEAR MONTH DAY HOUR JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION
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Table C-2 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
AIRWAY ANALYSIS STATION Io-6£NV02 MAY 19-AUO 27 HE CRAMER CO INC DATE 11/06/76 PAGE
~~YEAlO~ONTH DAY"HOUR JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE TEMPERATURE . f A~ PEAK TO PEAK " " "
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Table C-2 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUM4EB
AXR*AY ANALYSIS STATION IQ-GENV02 MAY 19-AU6 27 HE CRAMER CO INC
DATE n/06/76
PAGE
YEAR MONTH DAY HOUR JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION
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76
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76
76
76
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76
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26 300
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Table C-2 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
AIRWAY ANALYSIS STATION IO-GENV02 MAY 19-AUS 27 ME CRAMER Co INC DATE U/06/76 PAOE
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Table C-2 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION' 2" - LATE' SVMMER
AIRWAY ANALYSIS STATION IQ-6ENV02 MAY I9-AUG 27 HE CRAMER CO INC DATE 11/06/76 PAOC
TSAR hONTH DAY HOUR
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
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76
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76
76
76
76
76
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JULIAN CAY SPEED DIRECTION
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Table C-2 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
AIRWAY ANALYSIS STATION XD-GENV02 KAY 19-AUO 27 HE CRAMER CO INC DATE 11/06/76 PAOE
DAY" HOUR i/UUIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE TEMPERATURE ~WA >EAK TO PEAK~
m m
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
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Table C-2 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
ANALYSIS STATION .I[)-GENV02 MAT 19-AUG 27 HE CRAMER Co INC
YEAR~KONTH~OAniOL'r» JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE TEMPERATURE "" WA
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
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Table C-2 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUW1ER
AlR*AY ANALYSIS STATION IQ-GENV02 MAY 19-AU9 27 He CRAMER CO INC
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AlRWAT ANALYSIS STATION Ip-GENV02 MAT 19-AUS 27 HE CRAMER CO INC
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
AIRWAY ANALYSIS STATION IQ-GENV02 KAY 19-AU9 27 HE CRAMER CO XNC DATE 11/06/76 PAGE
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Table C-2 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
ANALYSIS STATION IQ-GENV02 KAY 19-AUG 27 HE CRftKER CO INC
DATE u/06/76
PAGE
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Table C-2 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
AIRWAY ANALYSIS STATION IO-GENY02 KAY 19-AU5 27 HE CRAMER CO INC
YEAR *ONTH'"DAY~HOUR "JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE TEMPERATURE " WA
DATE n/06/76
PAGE
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
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76
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PAGE
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Table C-3 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
©
O Alrt..'AY ANALYSIS STATION IO-OLIW02 SEPT 1-^OV 7
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
AlRwAY ANALYSIS STATION IU-GE.W02 SEPT 1-1.0V 7
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
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Table C-3 (Continued)
HOURLX METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
Alrtf.AY ANALYSIS STATION ZO-GEJVOZ SEPT 1-NOV 7
YtA* .-ONTn DAY HOUR %;JLIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
ANALYSIS STATION IO-JE.>:V02 SEPT 1-NOV 7 HE C3A.-IER CO INC
;.O;«TH DAY HOJR JW.IA.* DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE TEMPERATURE
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HOVEL* METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
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NOMTh DAY HOUR JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE TEMPERATURE WA
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YEAR rtONTrl DAY HOJ3 J'JLI,V, DAY SPEED DIRECTION RANGE TEMPERATURE WA
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DAY HOUR ..OLIA* OAY SPEEC DIRECTION RANGE TEMPERATURE WA
DATE 12/15/76
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
AIRWAY ANALYSIS STATION ID-GENV02 SEPT 1-N'OV 7
.XONTH DAY HOUR odL!A,\ DAY SPEED DIRECTION
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
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HOUPLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
AlhA'AY ANALYSIS STATION IO-GEHVG2 SEPT l-^OV 7
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
ANALYSIS STATION IO-GEHV02 SEPT 1-NOV 7
Y£;,R .VOHTH DAY HOuR JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION
H E CRAMER CO INC
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DATE 12/15/76
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
AIRnAY ANALYSIS STATION ID-GE'
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METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
AiR»A* ANALYSIS ST^TIOU !C-6EiJV02 SEPT 1-NOV 7
DAY HOUR JULIA;- DAY SPELD DIRECTION
H E CRAMER CO INC
RANGE TEMPERATURE WA
DATE 12/15/76
PAGE
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
T ANALYSIS STATION IU-GEiW02 SEPT 1-MOV 7
YEAR r.ONTH DAY HOOR JULlAtj DAY SPEED DIRECTION
H E CRAKER CO INC
RANGE TENPERATUKE WA
DATE ia/is/76
PAGE
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Table C-3 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
AlH*AY ANALYSIS STATION IO-GEIN02 SEPT 1-NOV 7
YEAR I'.CMTH DAY HC'JR JULIA,'. OAY SPEED DIRECTION
H E CRAMER CO INC
RANGE TEMPERATURE WA
DATE iz/is/76
PAGE
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Table C-3 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
AIR*AY ANALYSIS STATION ID-GENVOZ SEPT 1-NOV 7
YEA* MONTH DAT HOUR JULIA.. DAY SPEED DIRECTION
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PAGE
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Table C-3 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
AlRAAY ANALYSIS STATION IO-GENV02 SEPT 1-NOV 7 HE CRAMER CO INC
DATE 12/15/76
PAGE
PEAK TO PEAK
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
c:
ANALYSIS ST«T1GU lO-GS.JVOa SEPT l-NOV 7
YEAR I.CNT.M DAY HOUR JULIAN DAY SPEED DIRECTION
H E CRAKER CO INC
RANGE TEMPERATURE
DATE ia/is/76
PAGE
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HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
ANALYSIS STATION ID-GEHV02 SEPT 1-NOV 7
YEAR iXONTS DAY HOUR JULIA'. DAY SPEED DIRECTION
H E CRAMER CO INC
RANGE TEMPERATURE WA
DATE ia/is/76
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Table C-3 (Continued)
HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA - STATION 2 - FALL
r
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r.ONTrt DAY HOUR JULlAi,' DAY SPEED DIRECTION
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DATE iz/is/76
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ADDENDUM D
Average Wind Speeds and Wind Directions
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I
AVERAGE WIND SPEED AND WIND DIRECTION - STATION 2 - EARLY SWWER
EPA - GENEVA STEEL H E CRAMER CO INC 0*TE 12/20/76 PAGE
GE SPEEO'AN'O DIRECTION VNOT "INCLUDING CALMS OR MISSING)
PI.OJ STATIOfl YEAH MONTH DAY TIfcE OF DAY AVERAGE SPEED AVERAGE DIRECTION
(LOO (KPH) (DEG>
GEHV
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0/00
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Table D-l (Continued)
AVERAGE ~WIND"SPEED~AND~WIND DIRECTIOW~~sTATiUirs~~m(Kcy
EPA - GENEVA STEEL
H E CRAMER CO INC
DATE 12/20/76
PAGE
•-•-• AVESAGE SPEED AND DIRECTION (NOT INCLUDING CALMS OR MISSING) "
PHOJ STATION YEAR MONTH DAY TIME OF DAY AVERAGE SPEED AVERAGE DIRECTION
tl-OC)
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
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76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
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9
9
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
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14
14
14
14
15
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16
16
16
16
17
17
17
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18
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19
19
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5.63
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Table D-2 (Continued)
EPA - GENEVA STEEL
AVERAGE WIND SPEED AND WIND DIRECTION - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
H E CRAMER CO INC D*TE 12/20/76
PAGE
• -*-» AVcRAtt SPtE.0 AMD DIRECTION (HOT lNCLUDIMG~CAt_MS OR MISS 1Mb I
PhOJ STATION YEAR MONTH DAY TIKE OF DAY AVERAGE SPEED AVERAGE DIRECTION
ILOC) (MPHI (DEG)
B —
- —
B-
—
GLNV
GL.'W
GLIJV
GE.'lV
GE.f.V
iui'V
Gc-HV
GLtiV
GLliV
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GLfiV
Gul.'V
»LtJV
G^'iV
C-uIIV
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GU.V
feLtlV
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GLl.V
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GifJV
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GLNV
GLNV
OLNV
GL'IV
GLF.V
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02
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20
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20
21
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23
23
24
25
25
25
26
26
27
27
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2b
2b
29
30
30
30
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2
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1200
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Table D-l (Continued)
EPA - GENEVA STEEL
AVERAGE WIND SPEED AND WIND DIRECTION - STATION 2 - EARLY SUMMER
H E CRAMER CO INC DATE 12/20/76
PAGE
•-•-• AVE<)AGc. SPLED AND CIRECTIGN (NOT INCLUDING CALMS OR MISSING)
PKOJ STATION YEAH MOUTH I/AY TIME OF DAY AVERAGE SPCtO AVERAGE DIRECTION
(LOC) O'PH) (DEG)
GEUV
GLNV
G£NV
GLNV
GLNV
GU.V
Gt.HV
CUIV
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Table D-2
- AVERAGE WIND SPEED- AND WIND DIRECTION - STATION 2 - "LATE SUMMER
EPA - GENEVA STEEL
DATE 03/28/77 PAGE
*-»-» AVEKAGE SPEED AND DIRECT7.0N (NOT INCLUDING CALKS OR MISSING)
HROJ STATION YEAR MONTH DAY TIME CF DAY AVERAGE SPEED AVERAGE DIRECTION
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28
29
29
29
29
30
30
30
30
31
31
31
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1200 - 1700
1QOO - 2300
OCQO - C700
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66.71
£"2 .25
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Table D-2 (Continued)
AVERAGE WIND SPEED AND WIND DIRECTION - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
EPA - GENEVA STEEL
DATE 03/28/77
PAGE
*-•-* AVENGE SP££0 AND DIRECTION (NOT INCLUDING CALMS OR MISSING)
HROJ STATION YEAR MONTH OAT TIME OF DAY AVERAGE SPEED AVERAGE DIRECTION
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D-2 (Continued)
AVERAGE WIND SPEED AND WIND DIRECTION - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER
EPA • GENEVA STEEL
DATE 03/28/77
PAGE
•-*-* AVERAGE SPEED AND DIRECTION (NOT INCLUDING CALMS OR MISSING)
PfcOJ STATION UAR MO.MTH DAY TIKE OF CAY AVERAGE SPEED AVERAGE DIRECTION
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Table D-2 (Continued)
AVERAGE WIND SPEED AND WIND DIRECTION - STATION 2 - LATE SUMMER '
EPA - GENEVA STEEL.
DATE 03/28/77
PA6E
•-•-* AVERAGE SPEED AND DIRECTION (NOT INCLUDING CALMS OR MISSING)
PROJ STATION YtAK MO.iTH DAY TIME OF DAY AVERAGE SPEED AVERAGE DIRECTION
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Table D-3
E.PA - GENEVA STEEL
AVERAGE WIND SPEED AND WIND DIRECTION - STATION 2 - FALL
H E CRAMER CO INC DATE 12/10/76
PAGE
»_V-» AVERAGE." SPLLD"AND"uiKecTioN (NOT INCLUDING CALMS OK MISSING)
STATION TEAR MONTH DAY TIME OF DAY AVLKAGE SPELD AVERAGE DIRECTION
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Table D-3 (Continued)
AVERAGE WIND SPEED AND WIND DIRECTION - STATION 2 - FALL
LPA - GENEVA STEEL
KKOJ
H E CRAME.R CO INC
SPttl) AND DIRECTION (NQT INCLUDING CALMS OK MISSING)
STATION tLAK KO.NTH OAT TIMt OF DAY AVEKAGE SPEED AVERAGE. DIRtCTION
(LOC)
DATE 12/10/76
PAGE
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Table D-3 (Continued)
AVERAGE WIND SPEED AND WIND DIRECTION - STATION 2 - FALL
tPA - GLNEVA STEtL
H E CRAMER CO INC
DATE. iavio/76
PAGE
*-•-* AVtkAGL SPLLD AMD UlhtXTlON (NOT INCLUDING CALMS Ok MISSING)
PKOJ STATION YLAh MONTH OAY TIME OK DAT AVE.KAGE SPELD AVERAGE D1KECT10N
(LOO (MPH) ICLO)
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Table D-3 (Continued)
AVERAGE WIND SPEED AND WIND DIRECTION - STATION 2 - FALL
EPA - 6E.NEVA STEEL
H E CRAMER CO INC
DATE 12/10/76
PAGE
«-»-« AVLKACL SPttl) AND UIKECTlCM (NQT INCLUDING CALMS OK MISSING)
PrtOJ STATION YLAK MONTH UAT TlMfc. OP UAY AVPIAGE bHEtU AV£KAGE OIHECTION
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EPA - GENEVA STLEL
AVERAGE WIND SPEED AND WIND DIRECTION - STATION 2 - FALL
H E CRAMER CO INC DATE 12/10/76
PAGE
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EPA - GtNEVA STEEL
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ADDENDUM E
Summary of Observations by Field Personnel
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Table E-l
SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS BY FIELD PERSONNEL
Early Swmer
Date Week Day
Pertinent Remarks
May 25 Tuesday
Heavy visible emissions from vicinity of Heckett
Engineering. Coal dust observed at coal pile south
of coke ovens. Open hearth emissions visible.
26 Wednesday No observations made.
27 Thursday
Coke oven emissions heavy. Visible emissions from No. 5
and 6 open hearth scrubbers. Heavy fugitive emissions
from north end of open hearth building. Dust observed
from truck traffic in the vicinity of Heckett Engineering,
Open hearth and coke oven emissions visible, with heavy
fugitive emissions from open hearth. Slag dumping
observed near Station 3.
Open hearth emissions heavy; general dense cloud over
building. Open hearth area completely obscured at
Station 5. Coke oven emissions visible.
Dust from tractor operations observed upwind of
Station 3. Dump burning - winds from south at time
of observation.
Truck traffic at Utah Co. dump causing dust (winds
from south at time of observation). Coke oven emissions
visible and heavy. Minor dust from operations near
Station 6. Dust observed from truck traffic south of
station 2 near Heckett. Dust from Geneva Rock products
operation east of USSC plant.
5 Saturday Normal open hearth and coke oven emissions.
6 Sunday No observations made.
29 Saturday
30 Sunday
June 1 Tuesday
4 Friday
7 Monday
8 Tuesday
9 Wednesday
Normal open hearth and coke oven emissions.
Heavy coal dust observed from coal storage piles south
of coke ovens. Visible emissions observed from foundry.
Normal open hearth and coke oven emissions. Truck op-
erations at slag dump just south of station 3 caused
dust directly at samplers.
Truck activity near Heckett slag dump causing dust
which appears to be affecting stations 2, 3 and 4.
Extraordinarily heavy coking observed at
1600 hours with west winds at time of observations.
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Table E-l (Cont.)
SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS 5Y FIELD PERSONNEL
Early Summer
Date Meek Day
Pertinent Remarks
June 10 Thursday
11 Friday
12 Saturday
13 Sunday
14 Monday
15 Tuesday
16 Wednesday
17 Thursday
18 Friday
19 Saturday
20 Sunday
21 Monday
22 Tuesday
23 Wednesday
24 Thursday
25 Friday
26 Saturday
27 Sunday
Frontal passage observed at approximately 1400 hours.
Light precipitation and blowing dust observed. 5 minute
average wind speed in excess of 30 mph.
Precipitation observed throughout afternoon.
Normal open hearth and coke oven emissions.
No observations made
Normal open hearth and coke oven emissions. Humidity
observed to be high based on steam clouds, etc.
Dust observed from truck activity near Heckett.
No observations made.
Normal open hearth and coke oven emissions. Visible
emissions observed from dumping of molten slag at slag
pile. Blowing dust observed at dump and throughout
general USSC plant area.
No observations made.
Normal open hearth and coke oven emissions.
Normal open hearth and coke oven emissions.
No observations
Heavy open hearth and coking emissions. Dust from
Heckett Engineering operations.
Fire at Utah County Dump. Blowing dust observed
throughout the area.
Fire continues at Utah County dump. Normal open hearth
and coking operations.
Utah County dump continues smoldering. Normal open
hearth and coking operations.
Utah County dump continues smoldering. Normal open
hearth and coking operations.
Utah County dump smoldering moderately. Normal open
hearth and coking operations.
No observations
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Table E-l (Cont.)
SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS BY FIELD PERSONNEL
Early Stumer
Date Week Day
Pertinent Remarks
28 Monday
29 Tuesday
Utah County dump still smoldering moderately. Heavy
open hearth and coking operations. Fugitive dust
observed from coke pile by equipment operations.
Utah County dump still smoldering. Heavy fugitive dust
from coal piles south of coke ovens. Normal open
hearth and coking operations.
30 Wednesday Utah County dump still smoldering. Normal open hearth
and coking operations.
July 1 Thursday No observations
2 Friday Utah County dump still smoldering. Heavy coking operations,
Normal open hearth operations.
3 Saturday Utah County dump has stopped smoldering. Normal open
hearth and coking operations.
4 Sunday No observations
5 Monday Heavy open hearth and coking operations.
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Table E-2
SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS BY FIELD PERSONNEL
Late Summer
Date Week Day
Pertinent Remarks
July 19 Monday
Burning observed at Utah County Dump. Visible smoke
observed throughout south end of valley. Unusually
heavy visible emissions from open hearth area. Coking
operations normal.
20 Tuesday
Burning continued at Utah County Dump.
coking operations normal.
Open hearth and
21 Wednesday Visible evidence of heavy inversion. Visible emissions
observed from mixing oven of open hearth building.
Reddish brown haze observed over Utah Lake. Fugitive
dust observed from north loading hopper at Heckett
Engineering.
22 Thursday
23 Friday
24 Saturday
25 Sunday
26 Monday
27 Tuesday
Visible evidence of heavy inversion as late as 11:00
a.m. Light burning observed at dump. Visible haze
over lake at plant area.
Heavy burning at Utah County Dump. Inversion evident.
Normal open hearth and coking operations. Heavy fugitive
dust observed at Heckett.
Burning continues at Utah County Dump. Strong inversion
evident. Normal open hearth and coking operations.
Overcast sky with light drizzle during afternoon. Utah
County Dump still smoldering. Normal open hearth and
coking operations.
Utah County Dump still smoldering. Normal open hearth
and coking operations. Fugitive dust from truck traffic
observed in Heckett Engineering area. Heavy traffic at
Utah County Dump.
Utah County Dump still smoldering lightly. Normal open
hearth and coking operations. Thunderstorms in the area.
28 Wednesday Utah County Dump smoldering lightly. Heavy inversions
evident. White fugitive emissions observed from open
hearth area. Fugitive dust observed from slag dumping
by Heckett Engineering. Normal coking operations.
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Table E-2 (Continued)
SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS BY FIELD PERSONNEL
Late Summer
Date Week Day Pertinent Remarks
July 29 Thursday Utah County Dump has ceased smoldering. Normal open
hearth and coking operations. Haze observed over
plant in early evening.
30 Friday Inversion evident over lake during afternoon. Normal
open hearth and coking operations.
31 Saturday Unusual gray visible emissions observed from sinter-
ing plant stacks. Normal open hearth and coking
operations.
August 1 Sunday Gray emissions observed from sintering plant. Normal
open hearth and coking emissions.
2 Monday Normal open hearth and coking operations. Some dust
from truck traffic at Utah County Dump.
3 Tuesday Normal open hearth and coking operations. Fugitive
dust observed from Heckett Engineering plant area
as well as truck traffic.
4 Wednesday No observations made.
5 Thursday Open Hearth bypass observed. Fugitive emissions
from USSC foundry observed. Normal coking operations,
6 Friday Fire at Utah County Dump with heavy smoke emissions.
Forest fire south of Provo adding to general haze.
7 Saturday No observations made.
8 Sunday No observations made.
9 Monday Normal open hearth and coking emissions. Heavy
fugitive dust from Heckett Engineering plant.
10 Tuesday Utah County Dump smoldering lightly. Normal open
hearth and coking operations.
11 Wednesday Normal open hearth and coking operations.
12 Thursday Normal open hearth and coking operations. Fugitive
dust observed from truck operations by Heckett Engi-
neering.
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Table E-2 (Continued)
SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS By FIELD PERSONNEL
Late Surnner
Date Week Day
Pertinent Remarks
August 13 Friday Normal open hearth and coking operations
14 Saturday Normal open hearth and coking operations.
15 Sunday
16 Monday
17 Tuesday
Heavy gray emissions from sintering plant. Visible
emissions observed from foundry. Normal open hearth
and coking operations. Frontal passage at 1500.
General hazy conditions with significantly cooler
temperatures. Intermittent fugitive dust from Heckett
Engineering. Normal open hearth and coking emissions.
Normal open hearth and coking operations.
burning southwest of USSC plant.
Brush fire
18 Wednesday Normal open hearth and coking operations.
19 Thursday
20 Friday
Heavy truck traffic at dump causing dust. Heavy
fugitive emissions from Heckett Engineering plant.
Normal open hearth and coking emissions.
Strong inversion evident late in morning. Dust from
trucks at Heckett and at Utah County Dump. Fugitive
dust observed from Rocky Mountain Refractory east
of Utah County Dump.
21 Saturday Normal open hearth and coking plant operations.
22 Sunday
23 Monday
24 Thursday
Skies overcast with drizzle.
and coking operations.
Normal open hearth
Normal open hearth and coking operations. Heavy
emissions of dust from within slag dump.
Moderate to heavy haze observed in all quandrants.
Observed unusual occurrence of no haze over open
hearth area early in day. Haze observed later.
Trucks dumping processed slag from Heckett Engineering
are causing excessive fugitive dust.
25 Wednesday Truck traffic at Utah County Dump causing fugitive
dust. Dust emissions observed from within slag dump
area. Normal open hearth and coking operations.
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Table E-2 (Continued)
SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS BY FIELD PERSONNEL
Late Summer
Date Week Day
Pertinent Remarks
August 26 Thursday Dust storm observed in area during early afternoon.
Dust from dump observed blowing toward station 2.
Normal open hearth and coking operations.
27 Friday Fugitive dust observed from coke pile. Fairly strong
inversion evident late morning. Normal open hearth
and coking operations.
28 Saturday Inversion evident at late morning. Moderate to heavy
traffic at Utah County Dump. Normal open hearth and
coking operations.
29 Sunday
30 Monday
31 Tuesday
Heavy inversion evident late morning; dissipating
near noon.
Heavy orange plume observed from blast furnace area.
Normal open hearth and coking operations.
Heavy fugitive emission observed at Heckett Engineer-
ing plant. Normal open hearth and coking operations.
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Table E-3
SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS BY FIELD PERSONNEL
Fall
Date Week Day
Pertinent Remarks
Sept. 1 Wednesday
Sept. 2 Thursday
Sept. 3 Friday
Sept. 4 Saturday
Sept. 5 Sunday
Sept. 6 Monday
Sept. 7 Tuesday
Extraordinarily heavy emissions from open-
hearth-fugitive and from stacks. Heavy fugitive
dust from Heckett Engineering observed flowing
toward station 4. Visible emissions from rolling
and structural mill stacks. Haze over Utah Lake
during late morning hourj.
Heavy emissions from open-hearth area. Heavy
emissions observed from power house boilers.
Fugitive dust from trucks at Heckett Engineering
flowing toward station 2.
Heavy inversion causing obscuration of view of
plant from station 7. Open-hearth stacks good.
Heavy fugitive emissions from truck traffic
in Heckett Engineering area. Heavy emissions
from coking area.
Normal open-hearth and coking operations.
Heavy haze throughout valley. Normal open-hearth
and coking operations.
Heavy emissions from sintering plant stacks.
Normal open-hearth and coking operations.
Open-hearth obscured from vision at station 6.
Normal coking operations.
Sept. 8 Wednesday Heavy open-hearth emissions. Strong inversion
with visible particulate cloud over lake. Rain
previous day has settled dust, but haze observed
all quadrants. Normal coking operations.
Sept. 9 Thursday Normal open-hearth and coking operations.
Sept. 10 Friday Normal open-hearth and coking operations. No
inversion observed.
Sept. 11 Saturday Frontal passage during day.
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Table E-3 (Continued)
SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS BY FIELD PERSONNEL
Fall
Date Week Day Pertinent Remarks
Sept. 12 Sunday Open-hearth emissions unusually clean. Heavy
overcast.
Sept. 13 Monday Rain during day.
Sept. 14 Tuesday Normal open-hearth and coking operations.
Sept. 15 Wednesday Heavy open-hearth emissions. Turkey pen set-up
at station 6; no fugitive emissions observed.
Sept. 16 Thursday Normal open-hearth and coking operations. Gusty wind
conditions.
Sept. 17 Friday Unusually low amount of emissions from open-hearth
and coking operations.
Sept. 18 Saturday No observations.
Sept. 19 Sunday Normal open-hearth and coking operations. Dump burning.
Sept. 20 Monday Normal open-hearth and coking operations. Dump burning.
Sept. 21 Tuesday Skies overcast. Dust observed from turkey activity
near station 6.
Sept. 22 Wednesday Normal open-hearth and coking operations.
Sept. 23 Thursday No observations
Sept. 24 Friday Normal open-hearth emissions. Heavy coking operations.
Sept. 25 Saturday Normal open-hearth and coking operations
Sept. 26 Sunday Normal open-hearth and coking operations.
Sept. 27 Monday Heavy open-hearth emissions. Normal coking operations.
Agricultural operations near station 4 causing fugitive
dust.
Sept. 28 Tuesday Inversion evident. Normal open-hearth and coking
operations. Agricultural operations near stations
3, 4, and 7.
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Table E-3 (Continued)
SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS BY FIELD PERSONNEL
Fall
Date Week Day
Pertinent Remarks
Sept. 29
Sept. 30
Oct. 1 Friday
Wednesday
Thursday
Oct. 2
Oct. 3
Oct. 4
Oct. 5
Oct. 6
Oct. 7
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Oct. 8 Friday
Oct. 9
Oct. 10
Oct. 11
Oct. 12
Oct. 13
Oct. 14
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Heavy inversion. Emissions observed from sintering
plant.
Dump burning. Heavy inversion. Normal open-hearth and
coking plant operations.
Heavy coking operations. Normal open-hearth emissions.
Heavy fugitive emissions from sintering plant.
No observations
Strong northeast winds.
No observations
No observations
No observations
Corn harvested southwest of station 7. Grain milling
in progress south of station 6.
Heavy open-hearth, coke oven, and foundry emissions.
Heavy emissions from sintering plant stacks.
Heavy truck traffic in vicinity of Heckett Engineering.
Normal open-hearth and coking operations.
Heavy sintering plant emissions. Normal open-hearth
and coking operations. Burning at dump.
No observations
Heavy open-hearth emissions. Normal coking operations.
Heavy open-hearth emissions. Heavy inversion over valley.
Heavy inversion observed until 2:00 PM. Heavy open-hearth
emissions.
Oct. 15 Friday
Heavy open-hearth and coking operations. Heavy inversion
into afternoon.
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Table E-3 (Continued)
SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS BY FIELD PERSONNEL
Fall
Date Week Day
Pertinent Remarks
Oct. 16 Saturday
Oct. 17 Sunday
Oct. 18 Monday
Oct. 19 Tuesday
Oct. 20 Wednesday
Oct. 21 Thursday
Oct. 22 Friday
Oct. 23 Saturday
Oct. 24 Sunday
Oct. 25 Monday
Oct. 26 Tuesday
Oct. 27 Wednesday
Oct. 28 Thursday
Oct. 29 Friday
Oct. 30 Saturday
Oct. 31 Sunday
Heavy coking operations. Heavy fugitive dust from
turkeys at station 6.
Strong north winds. Strong coke oven odor observed
south of plant.
Normal open-hearth and coking operations
Inversion throughout day. Normal plant activity
Open-hearth and coking observed to be abnormally
"clean." Inversion throughout the day.
Heavy inversion. Operations normal.
Normal coking operations. Heavy emissions from
open-hearth. Visible emissions from power
boiler.
Light inversion breaking up early in day. Light
activity at plant.
No observations
No observations
Coking operations normal. Light open-hearth emissions,
Dump burning.
Normal coking operation. Dump burning.
Heavy inversion throughout day. Heavy activity at
sintering plant.
Heavy inversion throughout day. Heavy activity
at sintering plant. Heavy coke operations.
No observation
Light inversion. Light plant activity.
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Table E-3 (Continued)
SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS BY FIELD PERSONNEL
Fall
Date Week Day
Pertinent Remarks
Nov. 1 Monday
Nov. 2 Tuesday
Nov. 3 Wednesday
Nov. 4 Thursday
Nov. 5 Friday
Light inversion. Visible emissions from power
boilers.
Light inversion. Visible emissions from power boiler
Heavy inversion. Abnormally high activity at plant.
Moderate inversion. Abnormally high plant activity.
Normal plant activity.
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ADDENDUM F
Daily Participate Concentrations
USHD Stations in Utah Valley, except "Geneva"
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Table F-l
DAILY PARTICULATE CONCENTRATIONS - EARLY SUMMER
USHD STATIONS IN UTAH VALLEY, EXCEPT "GENEVA"
Date
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26
27
28
29
30
31
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
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2
3
4
5
Lehi
54
57
58
87
55
33
61
68
67
70
72
64
76
75
73
65
71
27
26
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45
55
69
32
42
54
62
-
-
-
52
106
80
85
29
91
74
108
107
78
62
70
Pleasant
Grove
58
-
-
-
66
-
-
_
-
-
-
33
51
76
63
58
84
20
27
36
44
46
40
43
60
39
89
115
106
-
50
60
107
98
97
116
84
113
71
71
26
162
Station
Orem
70
62
48
104
77
37
67
57
53
75
_
_
-
_
-
63
114
36
30
66
53
45
70
46
60
61
90
84
144
56
62
105
151
73
111
126
71
116
96
79
40
44
Provo
77
76
70
114
59
32
57
64
67
88
65
62
53
78
-
68
140
40
37
82
60
52
80
60
67
49
74
116
132
72
_
76
110
64
86
112
96
108
115
87
61
72
Mapleton
59
_
51
75
79
28
-
107
60
_
83
_
44
_
95
69
154
62
_
31
68
51
47
45
68
41
56
54
59
44
77
50
_
-
_
M
_
—
_
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Table F-2
DAILY PARTICULATE CONCENTRATIONS - LATE SUMMER
USHD STATIONS IN UTAH VALLEY - EXCEPT GENEVA
Date
7/19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
8/1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Lehi
46
48
59
79
70
71
43
-
-
69
51
-
-
21
42
43
-
-
-
59
56
75
75
84
86
70
20
68
-
-
50
62
68
66
63
32
45
67
-
-
69
63
85
73
Grove
63
36
101
139
23
51
50
29
64
83
60
43
-
_
-
-
-
-
69
53
64
84
90
84
85
80
70
67
81
54
48
-
-
-
68
38
54
52
71
70
80
65
82
85
Station
Orem
46
66
62
56
79
63
56
54
51
61
58
68
47
29
41
44
52
61
76
62
51
63
83
69
53
49
-
-
_
-
-
61
53
56
41
42
46
46
78
65
80
52
49
76
Provo
57
58
72
67
71
70
52
54
66
64
70
86
54
39
54
47
65
65
120
61
70
69
80
104
89
82
72
79
72
63
50
68
72
-
54
58
75
73
118
87
87
48
83
83
Mapleton
29
36
46
55
80
68
42
35
65
65
55
45
24
20
29
29
24
-
_
_
-
55
58
55
63
50
57
62
41
46
42
47
50
38
35
29
45
40
75
43
52
37
„
55
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Table F-3
DAILY PARTICULATE CONCENTRATIONS - FALL
USED STATIONS IN UTAH VALLEY, EXCEPT "GENEVA"
Station
Date
9/1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
10/1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Lehi
—
-
87
108
90
56
35
42
64
60
37
27
46
59
58
52
95
48
48
65
68
49
57
-
-
51
61
104
24
88
92
36
21
31
54
47
-
77
88
60
65
61
81
Pleasant
Grove
67
81
164
104
43
51
37
56
72
73
37
29
59
71
50
61
55
60
19
80
80
53
74
55
55
47
68
82
74
-
-
25
54
44
22
78
61
113
127
61
46
83
124
Lindon
.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
_
-
-
-
-
-
84
-
-
95
-
97
67
97
58
110
-
-
86
117
102
127
33
20
47
58
80
89
133
146
_
-
87
32
Orem
72
50
69
100
101
49
50
55
74
45
49
-
49
-
38
49
70
64
63
71
_
51
60
40
38
47
57
64
76
52
85
33
22
_
47
78
61
74
83
31
77
83
91
Provo
69
85
100
86
83
50
55
66
85
73
46
33
64
59
65
49
83
62
59
72
78
50
73
65
74
51
75
84
97
28
125
30
24
.
49
107
67
_
172
_
140
127
Mapleton
61
56
68
73
45
23
43
55
36
33
26
20
23
19
28
39
46
40
41
35
29
41
72
38
—
50
62
60
61
70
„
_
_
52
v
_
—
—
49
67
57
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Table F-3 (Cont.)
DAILY PARTICULATE CONCENTRATIONS - FALL
USHD STATIONS IN UTAH VALLEY, EXCEPT "GENEVA"
Station
Date
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
11/1
2
3
4
5
Lehi
75
86
97
120
-
-
113
128
118
73
79
93
41
55
88
93
108
92
105
131
123
-
-
Pleasant
Grove
102
93
107
95
101
107
130
157
105
88
95
76
57
99
125
119
113
199
114
-
144
186
159
Lindon
.
-
-
122
-
143
130
186
112
98
123
107
66
116
no
138
122
99
154
177
164
155
195
Orem
65
75
75
128
96
78
_
127
95
65
_
85
70
75
110
89
256
65
95
125
120
80
102
Provo
108
103
119
111
-
_
-
-
-
87
_
-
_
-
-
_
-
_
-
45
-
-
Mapleton
161
160
_
-
65
168
79
_
140
129
_
_
56
56
_
158
_
-
91
117
_
183
113
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Table F-4
PARTICULATE CONCENTRATIONS - WINTER
USHD STATIONS IN UTAH VALLE?, EXCEPT "GENEVA"
Station
Date
11/20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
12/1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Lehi
78
82
119
118
120
171
56
54
68
100
130
187
150
148
127
34
88
115
-
-
97
105
111
161
-
90
186
196
190
164
177
193
181
210
79
77
80
107
122
155
-
121
Pleasant
Grove
.
146
-
146
210
212
401
82
62
72
176
210
208
159
177
49
74
115
110
49
111
115
161
151
44
194
200
206
169
214
204
220
187
215
112
112
97
90
207
195
277
71
Lindon
100
160
187
223
194
85
55
75
138
155
221
214
-
-
-
-
125
97
62
114
114
180
268
-
-
209
206
-
109
251
317
291
108
—
_
133
109
234
190
_
104
Orem
77
-
101
125
_
-
-
61
57
108
175
142
168
138
158
59
90
158
67
69
114
88
118
145
136
136
146
192
162
161
172
173
_
181
142
63
86
_
157
182
161
109
Provo
89
90
115
146
130
203
113
61
43
94
128
126
_
174
124
48
75
95
109
67
118
100
92
158
143
184
160
_
_
_
_
144
189
176
160
88
87
116
59
178
97
82
Mapleton
49
54
_
74
_
129
54
44
37
43
75
70
90
68
90
33
_
_
44
41
82
56
48
58
53
61
91
101
84
103
168
94
106
140
311
65
97
88
129
121
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ADDENDUM G
Weekly TSP Data from LOVOL Stations
USSC-Geneva Network
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Table G-l
WEEKLY TSP DATA FROM LOVOL STATIONS
USSC-GENEVA NETWORK-EARLY SUMMER
Sampling
6/1-7
6/7-14
6/14-21
6/21-28
6/28-7/5
Stations (Concentration in
RA
59
53
55
92
94
PO
76
73
85
94
113
GG
55
46
51
71
98
WL
63
49
44
67
84
AF
79
48
61
80
108
yg/m )
GH
81
86
124
129
TA
94
65
70
99
127
Table G-2
WEEKLY TSP DATA FROM LOVOL STATIONS
USSC-GENEVA NETWORK-LATE SUMMER
Sampling
7/19-26
7/26-8/2
8/2-9
8/9-16
8/16-23
8/23-30
Stations (Concentration in
RA
59
66
66
73
54
65
PO
80
81
88
103
79
100
GG
68
62
66
75
59
74
WL
55
55
51
64
48
62
AF
74
54
67
83
69
77
ug/m )
GH
94
91
105
112
97
95
TA
99
76
90
96
79
102
Table G-3
WEEKLY TSP DATA FROM LOVOL STATIONS
USSC-GENEVA NETWORK-FALL
Sampling
8/30-9/7
9/7-13
9/13-20
9/20-27
9/27-10/4
10/4-11
10/11-18
10/18-25
10/25-11/1
11/1-8
Stations (Concentration in
RA
69
53
57
62
60
63
94
89
85
116
PO
97
73
73
87
91
98
107
137
120
179
GG
97
62
57
61
57
67
91
106
84
140
WL
72
40
61
77
68
62
73
87
72
116
AF
93
52
55
65
70
70
88
109
85
159
ug/m )
GH
128
109
93
106
108
96
122
123
100
161
TA
120
64
87
244
197
117
133
129
83
135
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