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AN AIR POLLUTION COMPLIANCE
ANALYSIS REPORT ON NINE
INDUSTRIES
VOLUME V
NITRIC ACID INDUSTRY
FINAL REPORT
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AN AIR POLLUTION COMPLIANCE
ANALYSIS REPORT ON NINE
INDUSTRIES
VOLUME V
NITRIC ACID INDUSTRY
FINAL REPORT
Presented to:
Mr. Robert C. Marshall, Project Officer
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Division of Stationary Source Enforcement
Waterside Mall
401 M Street, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20460
26 September 1975
Prepared by:
B.P. Cerepaka, Task Director
V.M. Felix
T.E. Shirley
8500 Shoal Creek Blvd./P.O. Box 9948/Austin. Texas 78766/(512)454-4797
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This report is one of nine furnished to the
Environmental Protection Agency in fulfillment
of contracts 68-02-1319, Task 16 and 68-02-
1383, Task 11. The Project Officer was Mr.
Robert C. Marshall, Division of Stationary
Source Enforcement. This report does not
necessarily represent the views or policies
of the Agency.
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FOREWORD
This study of nitric acid plants is one of nine
concurrently accomplished tasks to locate individual plants and
production rates, analyze processes and air emissions, and pre-
sent compliance status data for nine large industries. The re-
maining eight, presented in individual volumes, are primary
aluminum, ferroalloy, portland cement, sulfuric acid, phosphate
fertilizer, coal cleaning, gray iron, and asphalt concrete. In
this study, Radian considered only the process emission points
for which EPA has published emission factors. One study esti-
mated totals for the emission points of these nine industries to
be 1,975,000 tons of particulates and 600,000 tons of sulfur
dioxide in 1967 (LE-125). Another study estimated 1968 particu-
late emissions from these nine to be 1,850,000 tons (VA-091).
Program Manager for the entire nine industry task was
Mr. C. P. Bartosh. Mr. B. P. Cerepaka was Task Director. Other
staff contributing to this study on the nitric acid industry
were Mr. V. M. Felix and Mr. T. E. Shirley.
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ABSTRACT
The following study involved the nitric acid plants
in the United States. The goals of the study were to locate
all nitric acid plants, obtain all available process and emissions
data, compute allowable particulate emissions from the SIPs,
determine the compliance status from the Compliance Data System
(CDS) and, if needed, regional office files.
In 1970, there were 194 nitric acid units in opera-
tion, encompassing some 85 establishments (LE-125). Radian, in
1975, has located 107 sources (establishments) with production
capacities ranging from 15,000 to 425,000 tons 1007o HN03 per
year. Total potential NO emissions for these plants were
calculated to be about 296,000 tons per year. Radian estimates
the NO emissions may have reached 200,000 tons per year from
X
nitric acid plants in the U.S. in 1973.
For the 107 nitric acid plants located in this study
twenty-three plants (21?0) were found to be compliance with SIP
regulations, fourteen (137o) out of compliance, and seventy (667a)
unknown. These catagories are subdivided as follows: eleven plants
(107o) were in compliance with emission limitations as determined
by source test, inspection, or state certification, twelve plants
(117o) were in compliance with the increments of progress of a
schedule, ten plants (97.) were out of compliance with emission
limitations, four plants (470) were out of compliance with the
increments of progress of a compliance schedule, fifty-four
plants (517o) had unknown status with respect to emission limita-
tions, and sixteen plants (15%) had unknown compliance with in-
crements of progress of a schedule. Table 6.2-2a showing the
compliance status breakdown by region follows this page for
reference.
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TABLE 6.2-2a
EXISTING NITRIC ACID PLANTS
CATEGORICAL SUMMARY OF COMPLIANCE STATUS BY REGION
MAY, 1975
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
FOREWORD i
ABSTRACT ii
1.0 INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 Industry Definition and Characterization . 1
1.2 Production and Capacity 5
2.0 NITRIC ACID PRODUCTION PROCESSES 8
3.0 EMISSIONS AND CONTROLS 14
3.1 Emission Sources 14
3.2 Potential Emissions 14
3.3 Control Equipment 15
4.0 STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN REGULATIONS 17
5.0 BIBLIOGRAPHY 21
6.0 DATA SOURCES, SUMMARIES, AND TABLES OF
INDIVIDUAL PLANTS 23
6.1 Sources of Data 23
6.1.1 Processes and Emissions 23
6.1.2 Compliance Status 23
6.2 Summary of Emissions and Compliance Status 25
6.2.1 Emissions 25
6.2.2 Compliance Status 25
6.3 Data Tables of Individual Sources 30
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LIST OF FIGURES
Page
1.2-1 NITRIC ACID PLANTS 7
2.0-1 FLOW DIAGRAM FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF WEAK-
STRENGTH NITRIC ACID 10
2.0-2 FLOW DIAGRAM FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF HIGH
STRENGTH NITRIC ACID 13
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LIST OF TABLES
Page
1.1-1 DISTRIBUTION OF NITRIC ACID CONSUMPTION 3
1.2-1 NITRIC ACID PRODUCTION STATISTICS 6
2.0-1 NITRIC ACID PROCESSES 9
3.2-1 EMISSION FACTORS FOR NITRIC ACID PLANTS 16
4.0-1 SIP AIR EMISSION REGULATIONS 18
EXISTING NITRIC ACID PLANTS
6.2-1 98 NITRIC ACID PLANTS
SUMMARY OF POTENTIAL EMISSIONS BY REGION
POTENTIAL EMISSIONS .' 26
6.2-2a EXISTING NITRIC ACID PLANTS
CATEGORICAL SUMMARY OF COMPLIANCE STATUS BY
REGION 27
6.2-2b EXISTING NITRIC ACID PLANTS
SUMMARY OF COMPLIANCE STATUS BY REGION 28
6.2-3 COMPLIANCE STATUS CODES 29
DATA TABLES OF INDIVIDUAL SOURCES
6.3-1 REGION I 33
6.3-2 to 6.3-3 REGION II 36
6.3-4 to 6.3-6 REGION III 42
6.3-7 to 6.3-13 REGION IV 51
6.3-14 to 6.3-18 REGION V 76
6.3-19 to 6.3-22 REGION VI 94
6.3-23 to 6.3-26 REGION VII 109
6.3-27 to 6.3-29 REGION VIII 121
6.3-30 to 6.3-31 REGION IX. 130
6.3-32 to 6.3-33 REGION X 136
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
The major goals of this study of nitric acid producers
were to (1) locate all nitric acid plants; (2) gather data on
processes, production, and emissions; (3) calculate allowable
emissions based on state implementation plans (SIPs); and (4)
determine each source's compliance status as given in the Com-
pliance Data System (CDS) or through contact with the regional
offices. Plant size and location were the priority goals.
The format of this report is as follows:
The remainder of this section presents a defini-
tion and characterization of the industry and future
trends expected.
Section 2 describes the process of nitric acid
production.
Section 3 describes air pollutant emissions and
control devices.
Section 4 is a summary of the SIP regulations
applicable to nitric acid producers.
Section 6 presents the data gathered for
individual plants and also summaries.
1.1 Industry Definition and Characterization
This study is directed toward the domestic producers
of nitric acid. The industry is classified by the Standard
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Industrial Classification Manual 1972 by SIC Code 2873. The
1967 SIC Manual classified nitric acid under SIC Code 2819.
The essential raw materials for the modern manufac-
ture of nitric acid are anhydrous ammonia, air, water, and
platinum-rhodium gauze as catalyst. Nearly all the producers
use the high pressure catalytic process (EN-071).
Nitric acid is almost entirely a captive industry,
producing an intermediate for manufacturing fertilizers, com-
mercial explosives, and other goods. In addition, the Federal
government owns many plants for producing ordnance products.
Ownership of acid plants (1970) is 80% controlled by large,
integrated firms -- chemical producers and oil and gas companies.
The remaining 207o are owned by farm cooperatives and small,
chemical fertilizer-oriented companies (LE-125).
Fertilizer manufacture requires significant quantities
of nitric acid. As much as 65% of the total nitric acid produc-
tion is utilized by the fertilizer industry, as shown in
Table 1.1-1. Approximately 25"L of the total production is con-
sumed in the explosives industry, mainly used for the manufac-
ture of explosives used in coal mining, quarrying, metal and non-
metal mining, heavy construction, and petroleum industry (KE-134).
Substantial quantities of nitric acid are also used for nitrating
organic compounds and for certain rocket propellants (MA-009).
Nitric acid has some direct application as an oxidiz-
ing acid in the separation of gold and silver; in the pickling
of brass and stainless steel; in steel refining; in photoengrav-
ing; and in the manufacture of dyes, plastics, and synthetic
fibers (KE-134, SH-177). It is also used as a replacement for
sulfuric acid in acidulation of phosphate rock (SH-177). Uranium
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TABLE 1.1-1
DISTRIBUTION OF NITRIC ACID CONSUMPTION
Nitric Acid End-Use % Consumption
Ammonium Nitrate Fertilizers 62.4
Commercial Explosives and Propellants 16.8
Ammonium Nitrate Explosives 8.0
Miscellaneous Direct Uses 5.2
Miscellaneous Fertilizers 2.4
Miscellaneous Compounds 2.4
Dinitrotoluene (Urethanes) 1.4
Nitrobenzene (Rubber Chemicals, Urethanes, etc. 1.4
TOTAL 100.0
Source: (LE-125)
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recovery methods, such as ion exchange and solvent extraction,
use nitric acid (KE-134).
Emissions from nitric acid plants are primarily NO
with traces of nitric acid mist from the absorption tower.
One study estimated N0x emissions from the nitric acid industry
to be 145,000 tons in 1967 (LE-125). In 1970, all industrial
processes, including nitric acid, produced 200,000 tons per
year of NO , but less than 1% of the 22.8 million tons per year
of NO from all sources (EN-071). The nitric acid industry
produces much of the NO emissions from industrial processes
but much less than 1% of the overall NO emitted by all sources.
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1.2 Production and Capacity
Production of nitric acid has increased sharply in
the last ten years. Since 1963, production has increased over
19470 to an annual rate of over 9,872,000 tons 100% HNO^ in 19 73
(BL-073, ST-242). Table 1.2-1 presents historical growth of
nitric acid production in the United States during the period
1963-1973.
In 1970, there were 194 nitric acid units in operation,
encompassing some 85 establishments (LE-125). Radian, in 1975,
has located 107 sources (establishments) with production
capacities ranging from 15,000 to 425,000 tons 100% HNO^ per
year. Ninety eight of these have an annual design capacity totaling
greater than 11.17 million tons per year of 1007» HNO^ and nine
of them have no capacity or production data available. The
average plant size is 112,000 tons per year of 1007o HNO^.
It was predicted (LE-125) that the industry would have a
capacity of 11.6 million tons per year of acid by 1977 and it
appears to have reached this magnitude this year. Figure
1.2-1 presents the geographical distribution of nitric acid
producers located in this study. The South and Midwest,
Regions IV, V, VI, and VII, have 75% of the plants and over
807o of the production capacity. These areas have the petro-
leum and natural gas raw material for ammonia manufacture and
also have the major fertilizer markets for the U.S.
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TABLE 1.2-1
NITRIC ACID PRODUCTION STATISTICS
Production
Year (Thousands of Short Tons 100% HN03)
1963 5,077
1964 5,992
1965 6,429
1966 6,784
1967 7,597
1968 8,578
1969 9,055
1970 9,402
1971 9,402
1972 >9,924
1973 >9,872
Source: (BL-073, ST-242, ST-247)
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2.0 NITRIC ACID PRODUCTION PROCESSES
Nitric acid is produced by oxidation of ammonia with
air over a noble metal catalyst such as platinum. This opera-
tion may be carried out at low pressure (atmospheric), medium
pressure (about 40 psi), or high pressure (up to around 120 psi)
and at high temperatures, usually about 800 to 950° C (KE-134).
In the process, nitric oxide (NO) is formed. The NO is further
oxidized to nitrogen dioxide (N02), which reacts with water to
produce nitric acid (HN03) and NO. There are several processes
currently in use for the manufacture of nitric acid such as
those listed in Table 2.0-1. Basically, the end product of any
process can be classified as weak-strength nitric acid or high-
strength nitric acid. The subsequent discussions present typical
processes that are involved in the production of weak-strength
and high-strength acids.
Process for Weak Acid Production. Nitric acid in the
United States is produced typically by the high-pressure cata-
lytic oxidation of ammonia. The flow diagram of this process
is shown in Figure 2.0-1. This process entails three principal
steps.
First, one volume of anhydrous ammonia (NH3) gas is
mixed with about nine volumes of hot air and passed through a
pad composed of several layers of platinum-rhodium wire-mesh
catalyst at high temperature, resulting in the formation of nitric
oxide (NO). The chemical reaction for this step is
4 NH3 + 502 —~ 4N0 + 6H20
The NO stream is cooled by passing through a cooler
condenser. The cooled NO reacts with residual oxygen to form
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Process
Low-Pressure Process
NITRIC ACID PROCESSES
Temperature
(°C)
800
Pressure
Atmospheric
Acid Strength
(7.)
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0
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Medium-Pressure Process (Kuhlman)
850
40 psi
40 psi
60
70
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950
120 psi
60
Pintsch Bamag's "HoKo Process'
850
Atmospheric
98-99
Source: (KE-134)
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EFFLUENT
STACK
AIR
AMMONIA,
VAPOR
AMMONIA
OXIDIZER
COMPRESSOR
EXPANDER
CATALYTIC REDUCTION
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FUEL
WATER
STEAM
WASTE
HEAT
BOILER
PLATINUM
FILTER
ABSORPTION
TOWER
WATER
SECONDARY AIR
COOLER
CONDENSER
PRODUCT
(50 TO 70'.
FIGURE 2.0-1. FLOW.DIAGRAM FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF WEAK-STRENGTH
NITRIC ACID
Source: (EN-071)
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nitrogen dioxide (N02) and nitrogen tetroxide (N20O, according
to the chemical equation
2N0 + 02 —*¦ 2N02 ^ NzOu
The gases are cooled further and are passed to an
absorber, where they are contacted with a countercurrent stream
of water to produce an aqueous solution of nitric acid containing
50 to 70% HN03, depending upon temperature, pressure, absorption
stages, and concentration of the gases entering the absorption
system. The exothermic reaction is governed by the equation
3N02 + H20 2HN03 + NO
The above equation indicates that continuous absorption
reaction can be achieved by introducing a secondary air stream
into the absorption system, which serves to re-oxidize nitric
oxide (NO) to N02. On a commercial scale, the reaction to form
HNO3 is not 100 percent complete, thus a small quantity of
nitrogen oxides is inevitably present in the waste gas discharged
from the absorption column (MA-009). The loss of N0x can be
minimized through proper absorption column design and operating
conditions.
Process for High-Strength Acid Production. A process
that is used to manufacture high-strength (98 to 99%) nitric
acid is the so-called Pintsch Bamag's "H0K0 Process", and the
flow diagram of the process is shown in Figure 2.0-2 (KE-134).
The concentration of HN03 by Pintsch Bamag's "H0K0 Process" is
governed by the following chemical equations:
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NH3 + - 02 —~ NO + a H20
it 2
NO + i 02 —~ N02
9
NO2 + 1 02 + i H20 —~ HN03
if 2
NO +.. 2HN03 —* 3N02 + H20
Upon completion of the oxidation step, the bulk of the water is
removed by condensation without reducing so much the quantity of
nitric acid present. This possibility is enhanced by atmospheric
oxidation. The rest of the NO is oxidized to N02, which is
further oxidized to HN03 with high purity oxygen in the autoclave
(see Figure 2.0-2) at 60 - 80° C and 50 KP/cm2 gage (KE-134).
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3.0 EMISSIONS AND CONTROLS
3.1 Emission Sources
The major source of atmospheric emissions from a nitric
acid plant is the absorption column. The tail gas from the
column contains unreacted nitrogen oxides (largely in the form
of nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide), oxygen, and nitrogen.
Trace quantities of acid mist may also be present. Nitrogen
oxides (NO ) are the primary pollutants. The presence of NO
X X
in the gas stream is characterized by a reddish-brown colored
plume (LE-125). In general, the quantity of NO emissions is
directly related to the kinetics of the nitric acid formation
reaction (EN-071).
N0x emissions are also released from chemical opera-
tions within a nitric acid plant where nitric acid is being
used, such as in nitration and oxidation process operations
(MA-009). Minute quantities of nitrogen dioxide are emitted
from acid concentrators, and acid storage tanks and tank cars
during the filling operation (EN-071).
3.2 Potential Emissions
Emission factors for the manufacture of weak- and
high-strength acids are presented in Table 3.2-1. The largest
emitters are the weak acid plants while economics result in an
equivalent 90"L + control being used in high strength acid plants.
Acid mist emissions are unmeasurable and are very minute. These
are generally well controlled to prevent local equipment damage.
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In this study, the potential NO emissions of the
nitric acid plants located were computed using an emission
factor for weak acid plants without control equipment. This
factor is 55 lb/ton of 100% acid produced.
3.3 Control Equipment
Control equipment that can reduce nitrogen oxide
emissions include caustic (alkaline) scrubbers and molecular
sieve absorption systems. Catalytic reduction equipment is used
to reduce N02 to NO in order to eliminate the brown plume as-
sociated with nitric acid plants and to reduce NO to nitrogen to
meet SIP requirements. The control efficiencies for the afore-
mentioned equipment are: catalytic reduction equipment, 78 to 99.8%;
caustic (alkaline) scrubbers, 90%; and molecular sieve absorption
systems, over 99% (EN-071, MA-009). Only one plant (in Florida)
was known to have catalytic reduction equipment, reportedly
having a control efficiency of 90%.
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TABLE 3.2-1
EMISSION FACTORS FOR NITRIC ACID PLANTS
Type of Control Emissions (NO2)1
Control Efficiency,% lb/ton Acid Kg/MT Acid
Weak Acid
Uncontrolled 0 50 to 55 25.0 to 27.5
Catalytic Combustor 78 to 97 2 to 7 1.0 to 3.,5.
(natural gas fired)
Catalytic Combustor 97 to 99.8 0.0 to 1.5 0.0 to 0.75
(hydrogen fired)
Catalytic Combustor 98 to 98.5 0.8 to 1.1 0.4 to 0.55
(75% hydrogen,
25% natural gas
fired)
High-Strength Acid - 0.2 to 5.0 0.1 to 2.5
1 Based on 1007« acid production
Source: (EN-071)
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4.0 STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN REGULATIONS
SIP regulations were obtained from DSSE files in
December, 1974. Table 4.0-1 presents a summary of applicable
nitrogen oxide emission regulations for those states which have
nitric acid plants. Eleven states with almost 30% of the industry
capacity have no SIP regulations on nitrogen oxide from nitric
acid plants. The state regulations which exist range from 3.0 to
25 lb/ton of 100% acid. None of these regulations can be met by
a weak acid plant without controls. Almost all the regulations
require 90% or more level of control for such a plant. All the
regulations can be met by a well designed, well operated high-
.strength acid plant.
Standards of performance for new nitric acid plants were
promulgated 23 December 1971, and became effective as of 17
August 1971. The emission standard is 3 lbs nitrogen oxides per
ton of acid produced. None of the acid plants located in this
study are known to be NSPS facilities.
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TABLE 4.0-1
SIP AIR EMISSION REGULATIONS
EXISTING NITRIC ACID PLANTS
GOVERNMENT
ENTITY
Alabama
REGULATION
NUMBER
8.2
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE
NOv EMISSIONS
5.5 lbs /ton 1007o Acid
Arizona
7-1-7.2
5.5 lbs/ton 1007o Acid (Weak Acid,
30 - 70%)
Arkansas
None
California
Contra
Costa
County None
Imperial
County None
Orange
County None
Ventura
County 60.3
140 lb/hr
Colorado None
Florida
17-2.04
10.0 lbs/ton 100% Acid
Georgia 391-3-1.02(2)(i) 25.0 lbs/ton 100% Acid
Illinois
207
Weak Acid: 5.5 lbs/ton 1007o Acid
Cone. Acid: 3.0 lbs/ton 1007o Acid
Indiana
None
Iowa
4.3(4)b
5.5 lbs/ton 100% Acid
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4.0-
1 (Cont'd)
GOVERNMENT REGULATION
ENTITY NUMBER
Kansas
23-19-25
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE
NOy EMISSIONS
5-8 lbs/ton 1007. Acid
Kentucky
AP-7
5.8 lbs/ton 1007o Acid
Louisiana
26.4
6.5 lbs/ton 1007o Acid
Maine
None
Minnesota APC 16
5.5 lbs/ton 1007o Acid
Mississippi None
Missouri
None
Nebraska
11
5.5 lbs/ton 1007o Acid or 400 PPM
(VOL), whichever is more stringent
New Jersey
None
New York
224.1
3.0 lbs/ton
North
Carolina
2.72
5.8 lbs/ton 100% Acid
Ohio
AP 7-06(0)
5.5 lbs/ton 1007o Acid
Oklahoma
18.22
3.0 lbs/ton 1007o Acid
Oregon
None
Pennsylvania 129.11
5.5 lbs/ton 100% Acid
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GOVERNMENT REGULATION
ENTITY NUMBER
Tennessee
7.7-1
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE
NOv EMISSIONS
5.5 lbs/ton 100% Acid or 400 PPM
(VOL), whichever is more restric-
tive
Texas
702.1
600 PPM (VOL)
Utah
None
Virginia
4.05.05(a)
5.5 lbs/ton 100% Acid
Washington
None
West
Virginia
Wisconsin
None
NR 154.15
3.0 lbs/ton acid (3.0% + 207o) for new
or modified weak acid plants
Wyoming
Unknown
5.5 lb/ton 10.0% acid
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5.0 BIBLIOGRAPHY
BL-073 Blue, Thomas A., "Nitric Acid", 750.5020 A. in
Chemical Economics Handbook, Menlo Park, Ca.,
Stanford Research Inst., 1968
EN-071 Environmental Protection Agency, Compilation of Air
Pollutant Emission Factors, 2nd Ed., with supplements,
AP-42, Research Triangle Park, N.C., 1973
KE-134 Kent, James A., ed., Reigel's Handbook of Industrial
Chemistry, 7th ed., N.Y., Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1974.
LE-125 LeSourd, D.A., and F.L. Bunyard, eds., Comprehensive
Study of Specified Air Pollution Sources to Assess
The Economic Impact of Air Quality Standards. Vol. 1.
APTD-1547. Contract No. 68-02-0088. PB 222 857.
Final Report. Research Triangle Park, N.C., Research
Triangle Inst., 1972.
MA-009 Manufacturing Chemists' Assn. , *nc- an(i PHS, Atmospheric
Emissions From Nitric Acid Manufacturing Processes.
PHS Pub. No. 999-AP-27. 1966.
SH-177 Shreve, R. Norris, Chemical Process Industries, 3rd
ed., N.Y., McG.
ST-242 Stanford Research Institute, 1974 Directory of Chemi-
cal Producers, United States of America, Menlo Park,
California.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Continued
ST-247 Stanford Research Institute, 1973 Directory of
Chemical Producers, United States of America,
Menlo Park, California.
VA-091 Vandergrift, A. E., et al., Particulate Pollutant System
Study, Volume 1, Mass Emissions, PB 203 128,
Contract No. CPA-22-69-104, Kansas City Missouri,
Midwest Research Institute, 1971.
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6.0
DATA SOURCES, SUMMARIES, AND TABLES OF INDIVIDUAL PLANTS
6.1
Sources of Data
6.1.1
Processes and Emissions
The 1974 Directory of Chemical Producers (ST-242) was
the primary independent source used to obtain the source loca-
tions and capacities. Source locations, capacities, and processes
were also obtained from the 1968 Chemical Economics Handbook (BL-973)
and the NEDS Data Base. Only "Source Test" emissions from NEDS
were recorded for actual emissions in this study. The process
and emissions data collected for each nitric acid plant are pre-
sented in tabular form in Section 6.3.
6.1.2 Compliance Status
Regions: (1) a CDS Quick Look Report (QL) of compliance status
of all sources in CDS as of 8 May 1975, (2) and CDS QL report
created 8 May 1975 of all increments of progress scheduled, be-
yond 1974, and a CDS Source Data Report for SIC 2819 as of 24
August 1974. All regional offices were contacted by phone to
obtain compliance status information not in CDS. Some regions
had data which was in the process of being added to CDS and was
unavailable. The following supplementary data was available and
was used in this study.
Three data sources were used in common for all EPA
Region I - None
Region II - CDS Source Data Reports for all sources
as of 23 April 1975. Data was obtained
by visit to Regional Office on 23 April
1975.
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Region III - None
Region IV - CDS Source Data Reports for all sources
and Semi-annual and Quarterly Reports from
the states in Region IV. This data was
available to Radian as a result of an on-
going contract with Region IV to update
CDS.
Region V - None
Region VI - CDS Source Data Reports for Louisiana and
Oklahoma and data from Texas Air Control
Board of compliance status of all sources
in the EMS system as of 30 April 1975.
Region VII - Status of all sources was obtained by visit
to RO on 21-23 April 1975.
Region VIII - Status of all sources as of 21 May 1975
was obtained by mail contact.
Region IX - The status of nine sources in neither NEDS
nor CDS was obtained over the phone. Status
was as of 23 May 1975.
Region X - None
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6.2 Summary of Emissions and Compliance Status
6.2.1 Emissions
Calculations of potential emissions assuming weak acid
production at each plant were performed based on design capa-
cities or operating rates. These are presented in Table 6.2-1.
EPA Emission factors were used (EN-071). Emissions for each in-
dividual plant are listed in the tables in Section 6.3. Total
potential N0x emissions for 1973 production rates were calculated
to be 296,000 tons.
Total actual emissions from the nitric acid plants
studied in this report were not available by summation of emis-
sions data collected for individual plants. Estimates of total
industry emissions have been made elsewhere using emission
factors and an average degree of control for the industry. The
reports vary considerably. In one study, 1967 NO emissions
were reported to be 145,000 tons from 83 nitric acid manufacturing
sources (LE-125). From total potential emissions calculated for
1973, 296,000 tons, Radian estimates that NO emissions from
X
nitric acid plants may have reached about 200,000 tons in 1973.
6.2.2 Compliance Status
A summary of compliance status by region is presented
in Tables 6.2-2a and b according to current CDS compliance status
codes as given in Table 6.2-3. As of May, 1975, twenty-three
plants (21%) were found to be in compliance with SIP regulations,
thirteen (13%) out of compliance, and seventy (66%) unknown.
These catagories are subdivided as follows: eleven plants (10%)
were in compliance with emission limitations as determined by
source test, inspection, or state certification, twelve plants
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TABLE 6.2-1
98 NITRIC ACID PLANTS-
SUMMARY OF POTENTIAL EMISSIONS BY REGION
i M i i_ i 111 —¦ ¦¦ i i i 11 ¦ 11 ¦
POTENTIAL EMISSIONS**
(TPY)
1974
DESIGN CONDITIONS
I
688
II
16,626
III
21,853
IV
85,150
V
36,305
VI-
66,873
VII
47,698
VIII
4,348
XI
8,583
X
8,060
TOTAL
296,184
* Design information not available on 12 plants and 3 plants
operating data, so numbers will be somewhat larger.
** Assuming all are producing weak acid.
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TABLE 6.2-2a
EXISTING NITRIC ACID PLANTS
CATEGORICAL SUMMARY OF COMPLIANCE STATUS BY REGION
MAY, 1975
IN
OUT
UNKNOWN""'
REGION
IN COMPLIANCE
EMISSION LIMITATION
IN COMPLIANCE
WITH SCHEDULE
OUT OF COMPLIANCE
EMISSION LIMITATION
OUT OF COMPLIANCE
WITH SCHEDULE
UNKNOWN COMPLIANCE
EMISSION LIMITATIOts
UNKNOWN COMPLIANCE
WITH SCHEDULE
TOTAL
I
0 0
0
0
1
0
1
II
1 0
1
0
4
0
6
III
1 0
0
0
6
4
11
IV
1 0
0
0
15
10
26
V
0 3
3
1
9
0
16
VI
0 7
3
1
8
0
19
VII
6 2
0
1
3
2
14
VIII
1 0
1
0
1
0
3
IX
0 0
1
0
5
0
6
X
1 0
1
1
2
0
5
TOTAL
11 12
10
4
54
16
107
,(10%) (11%),
v (9%)
(4%) ,,
.(51%) (15%)
-v
TOTAL
23
14
70
107
(217.)
(13%)
(66%)
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TABLE 6.2-2b
EXISTING NITRIC ACID PLANTS
SUMMARY OF COMPLIANCE STATUS BY REGION
ENTIRE SOURCE
COMPLIANCE STATUS CODE*
MAY 1975
REGION
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
TOTAL
I
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
II
4
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
6
III
6
0
0
0
1
0
0
4
11
IV
15
0
0
0
1
0
0
10
26
v.
9
3
0
0
0
3
1
0
16
VI
8
3
0
0
0
7
1
0
19
VII
3
0
0
0
6
2
1
2
14
VIII
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
3
IX
5
1
0
0
0
0
0
. 0
6
X
2
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
5
TOTALS
54
10
0
0
11
12
4
16
107
* Refer to Table 6.2-3
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TABLE 6.2-3
COMPLIANCE STATUS CODES
CODE DESCRIPTION
0 Unknown
1 Not in compliance - no schedule
2 In compliance - source test
3 In compliance - inspection
4 In compliance - certification
5 In compliance with increments of progress
6 Not in compliance with increments of progress
7 Unknown compliance with increments of progress
8 No applicable state regulation
9 Sources with potential emissions >100 TPY and <100 TPY
actual emissions - compliance status unknown
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(11%) were in compliance with the increments of progress of a
schedule, ten plants (9%) were out of compliance with emission
limitations, four plants (4%) were out of compliance with the
increments of progress of a compliance schedule, fifty-four
plants (5170) had unknown status with respect to emission limi-
tations, and sixteen plants (15%) had unknown compliance with
increments of progress of a schedule.
6.3 Data Tables of Individual Sources
This section presents the data gathered for each nitric
acid plant. The data for each source is presented in a three-
page format described below. A referencing system is used to
consecutively number the sources in each state according to AQCR
and county SAROAD number. The reference numbering system starts
at "1" for each state. The reference number is also used to
identify the source on PG 2/3 and PG 3/3.
PG 1/3 is an entire source (plant) summary of
company name, source location (city), AQCR
and nitrogen dioxide priority, SAROAD numbers,
NEDS, CDS, and state source identification
numbers, design and operating source pro-
duction rate in thousand tons of 100% nitric
acid per year, and entire source compliance
status code (See Table 6.2-3). Data sources
are referenced by superscript footnotes.
Compliance status was extracted from CDS
entire source compliance status unless
footnoted otherwise. In those cases where
the entire source compliance status was found
to be inconsistent with the status of the
individual points, the proper CDS code for the
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entire source was selected, entered, and
footnoted. If the source was listed in CDS
with an SIC code other than 2873 or 2819,
that SIC is presented below the CDS source
number.
PG 2/3 is a listing of point source processes (opera-
tions which have EPA emission factors), control
equipment, operating (production) rate from NEDS
in thousand tons per year (KTPY), total NO
(N2) potential emissions at design capacity and
operating production rate, actual NO emis-
sions, and allowable emissions in pounds
per hour (PPH) and tons per year (TPY) both
for design and operating conditions. Allow-
ables were computed for the entire plant
based upon assumed continuous operation of
8760 hours per year. All data from NEDS is
footnotes. Control equipment codes used are
listed in Appendix 1.
PG 3/3 is a listing of compliance status for individual
processes as found in CDS. Only compliance
schedules are presented which have final com-
pliance date of 1 January 1975 and beyond. Any
CDS points with schedules due before 1 January
1975 are presented in this report with the
designation "SCHEDULE EXPIRED BEFORE 1975",.
in CDS, some with schedules were listed with
an improper compliance status code. In this
report these points have compliance status code
"7" with a footnote to show the actual code
found in CDS. Any entire source listed as
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in compliance with emission limitations,
1.e. , codes 2, 3, or 4 will have all points in
compliance by definition. Compliance schedule
increments of progress are 01, plan submittal;
02, award contracts; 03, initiate construc-
tion; 04, complete construction; 05, final
compliance.
Tables 6.3-1 to 6.3-16 are the compilation of data for the
one hundred and seven nitric acid plants located in this study.
No NSPS nitric units were identified in this study.
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REGION I
TABLE 6.3-1
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TATVT.F. 6.3-1 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
ppgion 1 industry Nitric Acid Rir 2873 state MAINE pg 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
N2
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HNO j
SOURCE
COMPLIANCE
6TATUS
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
1
W.R. Grace
Searsport
107/III
20
1180
0005
00005
No SIC
25
0
footnotes. ! Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
I
LO
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TABLE 6.3-1 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION I INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sir 2873 state MAINE
PG 2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
«E
UJ
POINT SOURCE
z
<
CONTROL
NE08
POINT
GO
r
DESC5UPTLON
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
3
z
-J
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
a
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
688
N 0
R E G U
L A T
ION
FOOTNOTES ,
'NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
I
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TABLE 6.3-1
POINT. COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION I INDUSTRY Nitric Acid SIC 2873 STATE MAINE PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
i—
z
<
»-
3
-J
COS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
a
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
footnotes:
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CORPORATION
REGION II
TABLES 6.3-2 TO 6.3-3
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TABLE 6.3-2 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
II industry Nitric Acid
2873
STATE NEW JERSEY
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURC£
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE—KTPY
1007o HN03
SOURCE
IMPLIANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
Hercules Powder
Pariin
043/1
31
3060
0017
00036
SIC
2892
53
0
2
Hercules Powder
Kenvil
043/1
31
3260
0008
00008
^sif
2822
16
0
3
American Cyanamid
Bound Brook
043/1
31
5020
0500
00001
00002
SIC
2818
25
1
0
4
E.I. du Pont
Gibbstown
045/III
31
1760
0002
00001
425
0
footnotes. , Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
I
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TABLE 6,3-2 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
region ** industry Nitric Acid RIC 2873 state NEW JERSEY pG 2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
POINT SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
POTENTIAL
ACTUAL
DESIGN
OPER
DESIGN
OPER
PPH
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
2
3
4
Nitric Acid Unit
Nitric Acid Unit
Nitric Acid Unit
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
N2
N2
N2
1460
440
688
11700
N 0
R E G 1
DO
DO
DO
r.L A T
ION
FOOTNOTES
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TABLE 6,3-2 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
II mniiRTRY Nitric Acid
si r. 2873
STATF NEW JERSEY
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
2
No Data
3
No Data
4
No Data
footnotes:
i
u>
CO
I
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TABLE 6.3-3 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
.... INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sir. 2873
STATE NEW YORK
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
JMPLIANCE
6TATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
Allied Chemical
Buffalo
162/III
33
2000
0660
00017
00018
00019
No SIC
25
4
4
4
2
Agway
Oceari
164/III
33
0840
5020
00011
No SIC
60
0
footnotes, j ^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
i
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TABLE 6-3-3 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
II
INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sic
2873
(2819)
STATE
NEW YORK
PG 2/3
ui
o _
z a
u £
a: at
£ *
h. =
u z
c
POINT SOURCE
DESCSUPTLON
z
4
»-
3
_i
J
O
a
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
SIP ALLOWABLES
DESIGN
PPH
TPY
OPER
PPH
TPY
Nitric Acid Unit
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
N2
1650
688
N 0
R E G U
DO
L A T
ION
FOOTNOTES
^EDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
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TABLE 6.3-3 POINT. COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
RPfiinN II industry , Nitric Acid mr 2873 statf NEW YORK pr*/*
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
01
03
04
05
1
2
No Data
ALL.
4
footnotes:
-p
t-1
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REGION III
TABLES 6.3-4 TO 6.3-6
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TART.F. 6.3-4 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
III industry Nitric Acid
«,r. 2873
STATE PENNSYT.VANTA
PG 1/3
(2
819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURC-E
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
IMPLIANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
Lehigh Valley Chem
Glendon
151/1
39
6580
0
2
Atlas Chemical3
Tamaqua
151/1
39
7960
8900
00020
No SIC
24
4
3
Atlas Chemical1*
Reynolds
151/1
39
7960
0
4
Tyler Corporation
Tamaqua
151/1
39
7960
8900
24
0
5
Allied Chemical
Newell
197/III
39
3220
00015
60
7s
6
Hercules
Donora
197/III
39
9220
2420
120
0
footnotes. ! ^974 Directory of Chemical Producers 3 May be the same as Tyler Corporation
2 NEDS data ** This plant may not exist.
¦p* 5 Listed as 0 in CDS
ro
i
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TABLE 6.3-4 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION 111 INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sir 2873 rtatf PENNSYLVANIA
PG 2/3
(2819)
Ul
2«
u £
tc ®
POINT SOURCE
z
<
V-
3
J
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
DESCRIPTION
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
h. =>
Ul z
-J
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
a:
a
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
660
66
3
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
4
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
660
66
5
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
1650
165
6
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
3300
330
FOOTNOTES ,
*NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
I
-F*
U)
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TABLE 6.3-4 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
III industry Nitric
Acid
2873
RT4TF
PENNSYLVANIA
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
COS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
2
ALL
4
3
No Data
4
No Data
5
Entire Source
000
71
02/25/75
6
No Data
footnotes; ,
Listed as 0 in CDS
-P-
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TABLE 6.3-5 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
III INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sir. 2873
STATE VIRGINIA
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE—KTPY
100% HNOa
SOURCE
IMPLIANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
Allied Chemical
Hopewell
225/III
48
2500
1560
00011
250
73
2
Hercules
Radford
226/III
48
2020
2600
0006
00003
125
7"
footnotes, j Directory of Chemical Producers ''Listed as 1 in CDS
2 NEDS data
JL. 3 Listed as 0 in CDS
Lfi
I
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TABLE 6.3-5 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
Rir 2873 st4tf VIRGINIA
PG 2/3
(2819)
Ul
o
z
ce
Ixl
POINT SOURCE
H-
Z
4
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
a:
ii
h.
Ui
a:
m
f
DESCRIPTION
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EM
ISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
3
Z
-)
Q
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
OESIGN
OPER
a.
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
6880
N 0
R E G U
L A T
ION
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
3440
DO
FOOTNOTES ,
1 NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
I
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TABLE 6.3-5 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
ITT
industry Nitric Acid
R,r. 2873
ctatf VIRGINIA
PG3/3
(2819)
FERENCE
NUMBER
COS
POINT DESCRIPTION
h-
Z
<1
1-
z>
-1
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
Ul
(X
CL
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
2
No Data
footnotes;
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TABLE 6.3-6 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
III industry Nitric Acid
«,r. 2873
STATE WEST VIRGINIA
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
)MPLI ANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
American Cyanamid
Willow Island
179/III
50
1460
0003
00003
27
71*
2
Baychem Corporation3
New Martinsville
179/III
50
2100
1300
82
0
3
E.I. du Pont
Belle
234/III
50
0760
0060
0001
00001
82
0
footnotes, x 1974 Directory of Chemical Producers 3 May not be operating
2
NEDS data u Listed as 0 in CDS
-------
TABLE 6.3-6 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION HI INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
s.r 2873 state WEST
VIRGINIA
PG 2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
POINT SOURCE
K
Z
<
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
DESCRIPTION
D
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
-J
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
a
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
743
N 0
R E G I
L A T
ION
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2260
DO
3
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2260
DO
FOOTNOTES ,
'NEDS Data
2
Lbs/Tori 1007„ Acid
I
-P*
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-6 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
tit industry Nitric Acid
«.r 2873
statp WEST VIRGINIA
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
number
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
2
No Data
3
No Data
footnotes;
i
Ul
0
1
-------
RADIAN
CORPORATION
REGION IV
TABLES 6.3-7 TO 6.3-13
-------
TABLE 6.3-7 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV industry Nitric Acid
2873
state ALABAMA
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
>MPI_I ANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
Olin Corporation
Childersburg
003/III
01
3140
0640
0
2
E.I. du Pont
Birmingham (Watson)
004/III
01
1980
0380
00120
SIC
4953
20
0
3
Hercules Inc
Bessemer
004/III
01
1980
0340
0160
0160
20
20
7 3
4
Ketona
Ketona
004/III
01
1980
36
0
5
T.V.A.
Muscle Shoals
007/III
01
0800
2560
100
0
6
U.S. Steel Corp
Cherokee
007/III
01
0800
0013
00Q13
SIC
2871
110
34
7 3
footnotes. a ^-j^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
3 Listed as Blank in CDS
-------
TABLE 6.3-7 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION IV INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
Rir 2873 st4tf ALABAMA
PG 2/3
(2819)
U)
z ac
Zi w
POINT SOURCE
~-
z
4
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
o: ®
u> Z
DESCRIPTION
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
i: =>
Ui z
_»
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
0ESIGN
OPER
(T
0.
KTPY1
DESI6N
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
5.5
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
550
5.5
55.
3
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
20
550
550
2140 1
5.5
55
4
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
990
5.5
99
5
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2750
5.5
275
6
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
34
3030
935
5.5
303
FOOTNOTES ,
'NEDS Data
t 2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
ho
-------
TABLE 6-3~7 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
iv industry Nitric Acid
2873
stitf ALABAMA
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
2
No Data
3
Ammonia Oxidation
N2
001
7 1
01/01/75
03/01/75
4
No Data
5
No Data
6
Nitric Acid Plant
N2
001
7 1
05/01/75
05/31/75
footnotes: , Listed as x in CDS
t
Ol
I
-------
TABLE 6 1-fl SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
RE6I0N
IV industry Nitric Acid
«.r. 2873
state FLORIDA
PG 1/3
(2819)
•FERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
JMPLIANCE
6TATUS
rr
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
AG Products & Chems
Inc
Pensacola
005/III
10
1160
3540
187
0
2
Escambia Chem Corp
Pensacola
005/III
10
1160
3540
00026
SIC
2421
90
7 3
3
Monsanto Co
Pensacola
005/III
10
1160
3540
258
0
4
Monsanto
Gonzalez
005/III
10
1160
00040
7 3
5
Escambia Chemicals
Pace
005/III
10
4060
0040
138
0
6
Kaiser Aluminum &
Chem Corp
Tampa
052/III
10
1800
4360
0010
00025
42
40
3
7
footnotes, j Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
I
Ln
¦f- 3 Listed as Blank in CDS
-------
TABLE 6'3-8 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGIOM IV INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sir 2873 state FLORIDA
PG 2/3
(2819)
UJ
S «
POINT SOURCE
H
Z
<
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
C 00
£ z
DESCRIPTION
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
1: =>
UJ Z
-I
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
0ESIGN
OPER
k
0.
KTPY
DESI6N
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
5140
10
935
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2480
10
450
3
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
7100
10
1290
4
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
5
3 Nitric Acid
Units 1
N2
CAT 907c1
138
3784
10
688
6
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
CYCL 98. 77a
40
1160
1100
10
210
FOOTNOTES ,
1 NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
I
U1
Ul
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-8 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV INDUSTRY Nitf.ic Acid
sir 2873
-------
TABLE 6.3-8 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV INDUSTRY Nltr.ic Acid
2873
statf FLORDIA
PG3/3
Con't.
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
6
Nitric Acid Plant
PT
001
7 1
05/04/75
07/01/75
Loading and Unloading
PT
003
7 1
DO
DO
Nitric Acid Plant
N2
101
71
DO
DO
footnotes:
1 Listed as 1 in CDS
I
U1
-J
I
-------
TABLE 6-Vft SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
tjPGinw TV industry Nitric Acid sir 2873 state FLORIDA pg i/s
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
N2
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
1007c HNOa
SOURCE
compliance
6TATUS
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
7
Nitram Inc
Tampa
052/III
10
1800
4360
00029
SIC
2871
120
7 3
footnotes, i Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
, 3 Listed as Blank in CDS
m
00
1
-------
TABLE 6.3-8 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
region industry Nitric Acid SIC 2873 state FLORIDA PG 2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
POINT SOURCE
DESCfUPTLQN
POLLUTANT
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
POTENTIAL
ACTUAL
DESIGN
OPER
DESIGN
OPER
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
7
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
3300
10
600
FOOTNOTES ,
'NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
-------
rAbL.c. 6. j-8 r'OIwl. COm-uiANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV industry Nitric Acid
2873
ST4TF FLORDIA
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
»-
z
<
h-
z>
_l
_l
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
a.
01
02
03
04
05
7
Nitric Acid Plant
N2
003
7 1
05/04/75
07/01/75
footnotes;
1 Listed as 1 in CDS
cr*
0
1
-------
TABLE 6.3-9 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV industry Nitric Acid
».r. 2873
state GEORGIA
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AOCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
JMPLIANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
a
1
Columbia Nitrogen
Corp
Augusta
053/III
11
4320
0220
0002
162
136
0
2
Kaiser Agricultural
Chemicals Co
Savannah
058/III
11
0980
4500
0013
00013
227
156
73
3
Kaiser Agricultural
Chemicals Co.
Bainbridge
059/III
11
1620
0260
0002
00002
47
53
7 3
footnotes. x ^-j^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
L 3 Listed as Blank in CDS
-------
TABLE 6.3-9 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV
INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sic
2873
(2819)
STATE
GEORGIA
PG 2/3
o
z
UJ
a.
U)
h.
UJ
£E
ID
z
=>
POINT SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
<
k-
3
O
a.
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL1
SIP ALLOWABLES
DESIGN
PPH
TPY
OPER
PPH
TPY
Nitric Acid Unit
2 Nitric Acid
Units 1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
N2
N2
136
156
53
4460
6240
1290
3740
4290
1440
1900
1070
117
10
10
10
810
1135
235
FOOTNOTES ,
1 NEDS Data
!Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
I
CTi
ro
i
-------
TABLE 6.3-9 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
re
-------
TABLE 6-3-10 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
»,r 2873
STATE KENTUCKY
PG 1/3
(2
819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HN03
SOURCE
IMPLIANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
U
O
1
Agrico Chem Co
Henderson
077/III
18
1760
1740
00045
No SIC
85
0
footnotes, j ^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
-------
TABLE 6.3-10 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
region industry Nitric Acid R1C 2873 state KENTUCKY PG 2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
POINT SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
POTENTIAL
ACTUAL
DESIGN
OPER
DESIGN
OPER
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2340
5.8
247
FOOTNOTES ,
'NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
o\
Ui
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-10 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV
industry Nitric
Acid
sir.
2873
<;t4tf KENTUCKY
PG3/3
(2819)
TERENCE
NUMBER
COS
POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEOULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
UJ
a
01
02
03
04
05
i
No Data
footnotes:
i
cr>
cr>
-------
TABLE 6.3-11 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV industry Nitric Acid
sir. 2873
STATE MISSISSIPPI
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HN03
SOURCE
>MPUANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
Gulf Oil
Vicksburg
005/III
25
2780
2740
0053
85
81
0
2
Vicksburg Chem Co
Vicksburg
005/III
25
2780
2740
0041
00041
85
23
73
3
Mississippi Chem
Corp
Yazoo City
134/III
25
3020
3040
0010
00010
No SIC
388
382
0
footnotes, j ^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
^ 3 Listed as Blank in CDS
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-11 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sic 2873 state MISSISSIPPI
PG 2/3
(2819)
Ul
z «
u £
tn 03
£ 2
POINT SOURCE
H-
Z
«X
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
DESCFUPTLON
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
m z
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
(£
a.
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
81
2340
2230
N O
R E G U
L A T
ION
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
23
2340
633
DO
3
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
382
10700
10500
DO
FOOTNOTES ,
1 NEDS Data
2Lbs /Ton 1007„ Acid
CT*
CO
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-11 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV iwnuftTRY Nitric Acid
sir; 2873
STATp MISSISSIPPI
PG3/3
(2819)
TERENCE
NUMBER
COS POINT DESCRIPTION
~-
z
<
V-
3
_l
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
a
Q_
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
2
Plant Vent #1
Plant Vent #2
N2
N2
001
002
7 1
7 2
02/01/75
04/01/75
04/1/75
06/30/75
3
No Data
footnotes:
1 Listed as 1 in CDS
2 Listed as 0 in CDS
i
CTi
VO
-------
TABLE 6.3-12 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
XV industry Nitric Acid
«,r. 2873
STATE NORTH CAROLINA
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HN03
SOURCE
>MPLIANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
C.F. Industries Inc
Tunis
168/III
34
1940
00203
340
438
0
2
W.R. Grace & Co
Wilmington
170/III
34
2880
4400
0150
187
170
0
footnotes, j -^1Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
-Li 3 Farmers Chemical
0
1
-------
TABLE 6.3-12 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION IV INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sir 2873 state NORTH
CAROLINA
PG 2/3
(2819)
Uf
a
z
UJ
tr
U)
u.
a.
UJ
POINT SOURCE
*-
z
<
y-
z>
CONTROL
NE08
POINT
m
z
DESCRIPTION
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
3
Z
_i
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
tr
a.
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
438
9350
12050
00
m
986
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
170
5140
4680
5.8
542.
FOOTNOTES ,
^EDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
-------
TABLE 6.3-12 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
RFGinw IV industry NlElliC Acid fiir. 2873 statf NORTH CAROLINA pcs/s
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
2
No Data
No Data
footnotes;
N>
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-13 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV industry Nitric Acid
sir 2873
state TENNESSEE
PG 1/3
(2
819)
[FERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD COOING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HNOa
SOURCE
JMPLIANCE
STATUS
e
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
C.F. Industries Inc
Tyner
055/III
44
1280
1150
170
182
0
2
ICI America Inc
(Atlas Aerospace
Div)
Tyner
055/III
44
1280
186
0
3
. 4
Eastman Kodak Co
Kingsport
(Holston Army Airan.
Pit.)
E.I. DuPont DeNe-
mours & Co Inc
Old Hickory
207/III
208/III
44
44
3300
0700
1700
00018
00002
SIC
2824
105
44
73
43
footnotes. x Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
^ 3 Listed as Blank in CDS
u>
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-13 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV
industry Nitric Acid
sic
2873
(2819)
STATE
TENNESSEE
PG 2/3
Ul
3 -
£ £
(E m
U) 2
h. =
tu Z
c
POINT SOURCE
DESCfUPTLON
z
4
»-
_«
O
0.
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL'
SIP ALLOWABLES
DESIGN
PPH
TPY
OPER
PPH
Nitric Acid Unit
Nitric Acid Unit
Nitric Acid Unit
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
N2
N2
N2
182
4680
5120
1210
2890
5000
2850
5.5
5.5
5.5
5.5
468
512.
121
289
FOOTNOTES
'NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 1007o Acid
-------
TABLE 6.3-13 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IV INDUSTRY Nitric Acid
sir: 2873
st4tf TENNESSEE
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
number
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data -
2
No Data
3
4 NAC units and 4 AOP
units
051
7 1
12/30/75
02/20/763
4 NAC units and 4 AOP
units
151
7 1
DO
DO
4
Entire source
000
42
footnotes:
1 Listed as 1 in CDS
2 Listed as Blank in CDS
3 Not Approved by EPA
-------
RADIAN
CORPORATION
REGION V
TABLES 6.3-14 TO 6.3-18
-------
TABLE 6.3-14 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
V industry Nitric Acid
ric 2873
state ILLINOIS
PG 1/3
(2
819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
lii
Ui« „
° < =>
K _ t-
3 _J <
O Q- t-
Vj 2E <0
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
U. S. Industrial
Chemicals
Tuscola
066/III
14
1920
7680
00001
SIC
2818
45
1
2
Uniroyal Inc.
Joliet
067/1
14
8320
3760
00016
SIC
2892
190
1
3
Texaco
Lockport
067/1
14
8320
4380
00017
SIC
2911
75
5
4
Nitrin
Cordona
067/III
14
6720
95
0
5
E.I. DuPont DeNemours
& Co, Inc
Seneca
071/III
14
4100
0004
00004
SIC
2819
215
161
5
6
Illinois Nitrogen Co
Marseilles
071/III
14
4100
4800
0021
01006
No SIC
120
1
footnotes, i Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
I
CT*
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-14 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION V INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sir 2873 state ILLINOIS
PG 2/3
(2819)
Ul
5 £
rr ®
UJ 5
POINT SOURCE
y-
z
<
V-
Z3
j
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
DESCRIPTION
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
h_ =>
til z
a.
_)
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
a
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
1240
3
68
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
5225
3
285.
3
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2060
3
113
4
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2610
3
143
5
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
161
5910
4430
4430
3
323
6
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
3300
3
180
FOOTNOTES ,
1 NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
-------
TABLE 6.3-14 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
V INDUSTRY Nitric Acid
sir. 2873
ST 4TF ILLINOIS
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
COS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
Coal Fired Boilers
ALL
4
2
No Data
3
No Data
4
No Data
5
No Data
6
No Data
footnotes;
-------
TART.F. 6.3-14 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
v INDUSTRY Nitric Acid
».r 2873
STATE HINDIS
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HN03
SOURCE
>MPLIANCE
6TATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
7
Commercial Solvents
Marion
074/III
14
8340 :
4720
50
0
footnotes. x ^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
v£>
-------
TABLE 6.3-14 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
region v industry Nitric Acid R,r 2873 state ILLINOIS pg 2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
POINT SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
POTENTIAL
ACTUAL
DESIGN
OPER
DESI6N
op£r
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
7
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
1380
3
75
FOOTNOTES ,
1NEDS Data
, 2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
CO
-------
TABLE 6.3-14 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
V
industry Nitric Acid
sir. 2873
STATF
ILLINOIS
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
COS
POINT DESCRIPTION
k-
z
<
i-
3
-1
_l
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
a.
Ol
02
03
04
05
7
No Data
footnotes:
-------
TABLE 6.3-15 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
V industry Nitric Acid
«.r. 2873
STATE INDIANA
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD COOING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HN03
SOURCE
JMPUANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
O
1
U.S. Army Ordnance
Charlestown
078/III
15
0700
0640
0
2
E. I. du Pont
New Port
084/III
15
4240
0
3
C.F. Industries, Inc
Terre Haute
084/III
15
4260
4080
0002
00002
SIC
2871
133
5
footnotes, j ^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
I
CO
K>
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-15 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
V
industry Nitric Acid
sic
2873
(2819)
STATE
INDIANA
PG 2/3
u. =>
tli z
a:
POINT SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
z
<
o
a
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
SIP ALLOWABLES
DESIGN
PPH
TPY
OPER
PPH
TPY
Nitric Acid Unit
Nitric Acid Unit
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
N2
N2
N 0
3660
R E G I
DO
DO
L A T
ION
FOOTNOTES
1NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
-------
TABLE 6.3-15 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
v inotjRtry Nitr.ic Acid
Qir 2873
statf INDIANA
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
2
No Data
3
No Data
FOOTNOTES."
oo
-P-
-------
TABLE 6.3-16
SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
V
INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sic
2873
STATE
MINNESOTA
PG 1/3
(2819)
ui
o CE
2 Ui
ul 3
u z
c
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
N2
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID NUMBERS
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
1007„ HN03
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
Ui
hj SJ w
o |
5
O
o
u>
St. Paul Ammonia
Products Inc.
Pine Bend
131/III
24
0940
0010
00010
180
145
footnotes. ^ 1974 Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
I
CO
Ln
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-16 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
regiom V industry Nitric Acid SIR 2873 state MINNESOTA pg 2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
POINT SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
POTENTIAL
ACTUAL
DESIGN
OPER
DESIGN
OPER
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
WS & MIST
ELIM 99.37c1
145
4950
3988
1600
5.5
495
FOOTNOTES ,
1 NEDS Data
i 2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
CO
ON
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-16 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
RFfimN V industry NiEfcic Acid Rlf! 2873 rtatf MINNESOTA pg.^/.i
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
PT
002
7 1
SCHEDULE
EXPIRED BEF<
)RE 1975
FOOTNOTES.
1 Listed as 1 in CDS
I
CO
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-17 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
v industry Nitric Acid
«,r. 2873
STATE OHIO
PG 1/3
(2
819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
jmpliance
6TATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
O
1
Kaiser Aluminum &
Chemical Corp
North Bend
079/III
36
2720
84
0
2
Southern Nitrogen
Cincinnati
079/III
36
2720
1220
0
3
Solar Nitrogen Chem.
(Vistron Corp)2
Lima
177/III
36
0080
3460
0013
65
63
0
footnotes. ^ 1974 Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
-------
TABLE 6.3-17 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION V INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sir 2873 state OHIO
PG 2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
POINT SOURCE
t-
z
<
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
DESCfUPTLON
3
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
-J
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
a.
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH2
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2310
5.5
231
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
3
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
1790
1733
5.5
179
FOOTNOTES ,
*NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
I
OO
vO
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-17 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
V INDUSTRY Nltr.iC Acid
«,r. 2873
STflTF OHIO
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
2
No Data
3
No Data
footnotes;
-------
TABLE 6.3-18 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
SEGION
V industry Nitric Acid
2873
STATE WISCONSIN
PG 1/3
<2
819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
(MPUANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
E.I. du Pont
Barksdale
129/III
51
0180
0
2
Olin Corp.
Baraboo
240/III
51
3160
0140
68
0
footnotes, j Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
I
vO
-------
TABLE 6.3-18 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
region V industry Nitric Acid sir 2873 state WISCONSIN P6 2/a
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
POINT SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
POTENTIAL
ACTUAL
DESIGN
OPER
DESIGN
OPER
PPH
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
2
Nitric Acid Unit
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
N2
1870
NO E
E G U
DO
L A T I
0 N
FOOTNOTES ,
*NEDS Data
, 2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
vO
ro
-------
TABLE 6.3-18
POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
region V industry Nitr.lc Acid S(C 2873 STATE WISCONSIN
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
Ol
02
03
04
05
1
2
No Data
No Data
FOOTNOTES."
I
vO
I
-------
RADIAN
CORPORATION
REGION VI
TABLES 6.3-19 TO 6.3-22
-------
TABLE 6.3-19 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VI industry Nitric Acid
sir. 2873
STATE ARKANSAS
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
(MPLIANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
Monsanto Co
El Dorado
019/III
04
2600
0780
0007
00007
SIC
2817
275
168
0
2
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Helena
020/III
04
2000
1080
0001
00001
250
91
0
footnotes. x ^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
I
vO
-------
TABLE 6.3-19 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION VI INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
ftif! 2873 state ARKANSAS
PG 2/3
(2819)
Ul
2 *
* «
tc m
£ z
POINT SOURCE
K
Z
<
»-
=»
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
DESCRIPTION
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
h_ =>
Ul Z
-I "
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
It
a
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
2 Nitric Acid
Units
N2
168
7560
4620
N O
R E G I
L A T
ION
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
91
6880
2500
DO
FOOTNOTES ,
*NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
I
vO
Ul
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-19
POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION VT industry Nitric Acid S)C 2873 state ARKANSAS
(2819)
REFERENCE
number
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
OZ
03
04
05
1
2
No Data
No Data
footnotes;
i
VC
O"
-------
TART.F. 6.3-20 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VI industry Nitric Acid
sir. 2873
state LOUISIANA
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HNO3
SOURCE
impliance
6TATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
O
1
Allied Chemical Corp
Geismar
106/III
19
018Q
0003
00003
200
5
2
Rubicon Chemical, Inc
Geismar
106/III
19
0180
0006
00006
SIC
2869
26
6
3
Olin Corp.
Lake Charles
106/III
19
0520
1600
0008
00008
SIC
2873
170
1
A
Commercial Solvents
Corp.
Sterlington
019/III
19
2160
0003
00003
163
110
1
5
Monsanto Co
Luling
106/III
19
2520
1750
0005
00005
SIC
2873
270
0
footnotes. t 1974 Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
I
vO
^1
l
-------
TABLE 6.3-20 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION VI INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
Rir 2873 STATE LOUISIANA
PG 2/3
(2819)
ui
— CD
ui 2
POINT SOURCE
t-
z
4
l-
3
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
DESCaiPTLON
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
UJ Z
K
•J
©
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
0.
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
I
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
5500
6.5
650
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
715
6.5
845
3
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
4680
6.5
553
4
2 Nitric Acid
Units 1
N2
110
4480
3030
6.5
530
5
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
7430
6.5
878
FOOTNOTES ,
'NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
I
CO
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-ZU POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VI industry Nitric Acid
sir. 2873
statf LOUISIANA
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
COS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
COS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
Nitric Acid Plant
N2
5
05/01/75
05/31/75
2
Nitric Acid Plant
N2
6
SCHEDULE T
D CLOSE 05/
11/75
3
Nitric Acid Plant
N2
1
NEW PLANT
BEING BUILT
4
Nitric Acid Plat
N2
1
NEW PLANT
PLANNED
5
Nitric Acid Plant
ALL
4
footnotes;
i
v£>
vQ
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-21 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
9FGION VI industry Nitric Acid sir 2873 state OKLAHOMA PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
N2
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HN03
SOURCE
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
COS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
1
Cherokee Nitrogen Co
Pryor
186/III
37
1900
2540
65
0
footnotes, j ^74 Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
-------
TABLE 6.3-21 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
region VI industry Nitric Acid R,c 2873 state OKLAHOMA pg 2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
POINT SOURCE
DESCSUPTLON
POLLUTANT
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
POTENTIAL
ACTUAL
DESIGN
OPER
DESIGN
OPER
PPH
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
1790
N 0
R E G I
L A T
ION
FOOTNOTES ,
'NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
-------
TABLE 6.3-21 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VI
INDUSTRY Nitric
Acid
sir
2873
statf OKLAHOMA
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
COS
POINT DESCRIPTION
h-
z
<
H
3
-J
COS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
a.
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
footnotes:
o
ro
-------
TABLE 6.3-22 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VI industry Nitric Acid
».r. 2873
STATE TEXAS
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
A OCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
UJ
a 2 »—
_1
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
O
o
1
Du Pont
Beaumont
106/III
45
2750
0330
00003
No SIC
140
1
2
Du Pont
Orange
106/III
45
3960
3950
00002
No SIC
180
5
3
Mobil Chemical Co
Beaumont
106/III
45
2760
0330
0007
00007
No SIC
154
129
5
4
Good Pasture
Dimmitt
211/III
45
0820
1500
0
5
Phillips Petroleum
Dumas
211/III
45
3730
0007
00007
No SIC
164
5
6
Du Pont
Victoria
214/III
45
5350
5340
00001
No SIC
120
5
footnotes. x Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
i
t-1
0
u>
1
-------
TABLE 6.3-22 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION VI INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
Rin 2873 state TEXAS
PG 2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
POINT SOURCE
»-
z
<
CONTROL
NEOS
POINT
DES CS4PTLQN
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
OESIGN
OPER
a
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH 3
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
3850
600
600
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
4950
600
775
3
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
129
4240
3550
600
663
556
4
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
5
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
4510
820
600
706
6
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
3300
600
575
FOOTNOTES ,
^EDS Data
0
1
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
3PPM Volume
-------
TABLE 6.3-22 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VI industry Nitric
Acid
2873
ftTATF
TEXAS
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
Nitric Acid Unit
ALL
l1
2
Nitric Acid Unit
ALL
5 1
3
Nitric Acid Unit
ALL
5 1
4
Nitric Acid Unit
ALL
O1
5
Nitric Acid Unit
ALL
5 1
6
Nitric Acid Unit
ALL
5 1
footnotes:
1 State Office
-------
TABLE 6.3-29. SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VI indiistrv Nitric Acid
2873
STATE TEXAS
PG 1/3
(2
819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
111
UJ^CO
° 3
cr _ t-
3 -i <
O n- k
(Ti 2 U)
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
O
7
Nipak-Lone Star Prod
Kerens
215/III
45
3810
00001
No SIC
50
42
JO
8
Celanese Corp
Bay City
216/III
45
3530
0300
00005
No SIC
77
0
9
Mobay Chemical
Cedar Bayou
216/III
45
0860
51
0
10
Phillips Petroleum
Pasadena
216/III
45
2330
4060
13
5
11
El Paso Nat Gas Co
Odessa
218/III
45
1610
3910
00017
No SIC
63
5
footnotes, j Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
-------
TABLE 6.3-22 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION VI INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sic 2873 state TEXAS
PG 2/3
(2819)
Ul
£ -
in z
POINT SOURCE
t-
z
<
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
DESCftlPTLON
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
u. =
111 *
(C
_l
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
OESIGN
OPER
a
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH 3
TPY
PPH
TPY
7
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
42
1380
1140
660
215
179
8
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2120
600
331.
9
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
1400
600
220
10
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
358
600
56
11
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
1730
600
271
FOOTNOTES ,
!NEDS Data
, 2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
0 3PPM Volume
1
-------
TABLE 6.3-22 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VI industry Nitric
Acid
2873
STATF TEXAS
PG 3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
COS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
7
Nitric Acid Unit
ALL
o1
8
Nitric Acid Unit
ALL
o1
9
Nitric Acid Unit
ALL
o1
10
Nitric Acid Unit
ALL
5 1
11
Nitric Acid Unit
ALL
5 1
footnotes:
1 State Office
-------
RADIAN
CORPORATION
REGION VII
TABLES 6.3-23 TO 6.3-26
-------
TART.F. 6.3-2.3 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VII industry Nitric Acid
ftir 2873
STATE IOWA
PG 1/3
<2
819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
(MPLIANCE
6TATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
Standard Oil Co of
California 3
Fort Madison
065/III
16
2240
1540
0030
94
93
45
2
Skelly Oil Co
Clinton 4
069/III
16
0940
0920
125
45
3
Terrachems Internat11
Inc,
Sergeant Bluff
086/III
16
4020
0460
00005
SIC
2873
123
119
4
footnotes. x ^ Directory Qf Chemical Producers ** dba Haekey Chemical
2 NEDS data 5 State Information
t-> dba Chevron
0
1
-------
TABLE 6.3-23 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VII
industry Nitric Acid
sic 2873
(2819)
STATE
IOWA
PG 2/3
3 *
5 uj
(T ®
HI 3E
u. =>
U1 Z
(E
POINT SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
z
4
O
a.
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
SIP ALLOWABLES
DESIGN
PPH
TPY
OPER
PPH
TPY
Nitric Acid Unit
Nitric Acid Unit
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
N2
N2
93
119
2590
3440
3380
2590
3270
5.5
5.5
5.5
259
344
338
259
327
FOOTNOTES
JNEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
-------
TABLE 6.3-23 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VII iNniisTRv Nitric
Acid
2873
ST ATF IOWA
PG 3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
COS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02 .
03
04
05
1
ALL
4 1
2
ALL
4\
3
ALL
4
footnotes:
1 State Information
-------
TABLE 6. 3-24 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VI1 industry Nitric Acid
2873
STAT, KANSAS
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCI
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HN03
SOURCE
impliance
6TATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
O
1
Cooperative Farm
Chems Assoc
Lawrence
095/III
17
086Q
1960
0012
00003
384
63
2
Hercules Inc
Lawrence
095/III
17
0860
1960
61
0
3
Gulf Oil Corp
Pittsburg
098/III
17
0440
2920
0007
00011
281
0
footnotes, i ^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
3 Listed as 1 in CDS
^ Not Operating
-------
TABLE 6.3-24 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION VII INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
2873 rtatf KANSAS
PG 2/3
(2819)
Ul
2 *
* m
£C ®
POINT SOURCE
»-
z
4
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
DESCRIPTION
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
kL 3
Ul z
IE
-I
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
a
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
6 Nitric Acid
Plants 1
N2
10600
5.8
1114
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
61
1680
5.8
177
3
12 Nitric Acid
Units 1
7730
5.8
815
FOOTNOTES ,
'NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
UJ
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-24 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VII iNnnsTRY Nitric
Acid
™ 2*73
RTflTF KANSAS
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No. 1 Evaporator
PT
001
6
09/15/74
10/15/74
05/15/75
07/01/75
07/31/75
No. 1 Evaporator
VE
002
6
09/15/74
10/15/74
05/15/75
07/01/75
07/31/75
No. 1 Prilling Tower
PT
003
6
09/15/74
10/15/74
05/15/75
07/01/75
07/31/75
No. 1 Prilling Tower
VE
004
6
09/15/74
10/15/74
05/15/75
07/01/75
07/31/75
No. 2 Evaporator
PT
005
6
09/15/74
10/15/74
05/15/75
07/01/75
07/31/75
No. 2 Evaporator
VE
006
6
09/15/74
10/15/74
05/15/75
07/01/75
07/31/75
No. 2 Prilling Tower
PT
007
6
09/15/74
10/15/74
05/15/75
07/01/75
07/31/75
No. 2 Prilling Tower
VE
008
6
09/15/74
10/15/74
05/15/75
07/01/75
07/31/75
2
Not Operating
3
No Data
footnotes:
-------
TABLE 6.3-25 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VII industry Nitric Acid
«.r. 2873
STATE MISSOURI
PG 1/3
(2819)
EFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD COOING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
)MPLIANCE
6TATUS
E
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
U.S. Steel Corp
Crystal City
070/III
26
2280
1220
0006
100
204
53
2
American Cyanamid Co
Palmyra
137/III
26
2940
3580
0003
110
117
43
3
Hercules Inc
Louisiana
137/III
26
3700
2760
400
43
4
Atlas Powder Company
Joplin
139/III
26
2260
2360
0002
00043
SIC
2871
122
228
4
footnotes. x Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
j 3 State Information
Ul
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-25 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION VII INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
s,r 2873 state MISSOURI
PG 2/3
(2819)
Ul
g «
" m
* 5
POINT SOURCE
*-
z
<
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
DESCRiPTUJN
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
1: =>
td Z
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
-------
TABLE 6.3-25
POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION VII INDUSTRY Nitric Acid S1C 2873 state MISSOURI
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
2
ALL
4 1
3
ALL
41
4
ALL
4
footnotes:
State Information
-------
TABLE 6-3-26 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VII industry Nitric Acid
«,r. 2873
STATF NEBRASKA
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HNOa
SOURCE
>MPLIANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
Allied Chemical
La Patte
Omaha
085/III
28
2180
0001
00002
90
52
5
2
Cominco American Inc
Beatrice
145/III
28
0960
0160
0002
00027
135
74
73
3
Phillips Petroleum
Beatrice
145/III
28
0960
0160
0001
00026
55
21
0
4
C.F.Indust Inc
Fremont
146/III
28
0760
0900
0012
00076
31
14
7 3
footnotes, i ^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
1 ,
£ Listed as 0 in CDS
OO
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-26 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION VII INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
R,r 2873 RTiTF NEBRASKA
PG 2/3
(2819)
U1
«tt
2 £
- (D
U> 5
POINT SOURCE
K
Z
<
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
DESCRIPTION
D
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
ta. =»
tu Z
K
-1
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
a
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
52
2480
1420
5.5
248
142
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
74
3710
2040
5.5
371.
204
3
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
21
1510
580
5.5
151
58
4
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
14
853
382
5.5
853
38
FOOTNOTES ,
1 NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
-------
TABLE 6.3-26 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VII industry Nitric
Acid
,,r. 28?3
STATE
NEBRASKA
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
¦ l
1
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
ALL
5
2
Nitric Acid Absorption
010
7
12/01/74
03/01/75
03/01/76
07/01/76
07/31/76
Tower
3
010
0
4
010
7
01/01/75
03/31/75
02/29/76
07/01/76
07/31/76
FOOTNOTES."
-------
RADIAN
CORPORATION
REGION VIII
TABLES 6.3-27 TO 6.3-29
-------
TABLE 6.3-27 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
SE6ION
VIII industry Nitric Acid
sir 2873
state COLORADO
PG 1/3
(2
819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HN03
SOURCE
>MPUANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
I
E. I. DuPont
De Nemours
Louviers
036/III
06
066Q
0001
00001
SIC
2892
15
4
footnotes- j Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
-------
TABLE 6.3-27 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION VIII
INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sic
2873
(2819)
STATE
COLORADO
PG 2/3
a.
ui
o
2
=>
POINT SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
z
<
o
a
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEDS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
SIP ALLOWABLES
DESIGN
PPH
TPY
OPER
PPH
TPY
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
413
N 0
R E G I
L A T
ION
FOOTNOTES
*NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
-------
TABLE 6.3-27 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VIII industry Nitric
Acid
2873
statf
COLORADO
PG3/3
(2819)
TERENCE
number
COS POINT DESCRIPTION
v-
2
<
H
3
-1
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
Ui
a
O.
01
02
03
04
05
1
ALL
4
footnotes;
-------
TABLE 6.3-28 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
VIII industry
Nitric Acid
2873
STATE UTAH
PG 1/3
(2
819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
JMPLIANCE
6TATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
U.S. Steel Corp
Geneva (Orem)
220/1
46
1220
0027
00027
SIC
3312
81
1
footnotes. x ^g-j^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
ho
-------
TABLE 6.3-28 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION VIII INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
sir 2873 state UTAH
PG 2/3
(2819)
Ul
o
z
Ul
c
EC.
Ul
POINT SOURCE
K
Z
4
CONTROL
NE08
POINT
m
f
DESCRiPTLON
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
k.
tu
o:
3
Z
J
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
a.
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2230
N 0
R E G I
L A T
ION
FOOTNOTES ,
'NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
-------
TABLE 6.3-28
POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
region VIII industry Nitric Acid S1C 2873 state UTAH PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
COS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
footnotes:
-------
TABLE ft <*-9-9 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
RE6ION
VIII industry Nitric Acid
2873
STATE WYOMING
PG 1/3
<2
819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
SOURCE
iMPLIANCE
6TATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
Coastal States
Gas Corp
Cheyenne
242/III
52
0420
0140
62
0
footnotes- x Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
I
i
-------
TABLE 6.3-29 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION VIII INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
2873 statf WYOMING
PG 2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
a.
UJ
POINT SOURCE
*-
z
<
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
m
7
DESCRIPTION
3
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
3
Z
. -1
Q
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
CL
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
1705
5.5
171
FOOTNOTES ,
'NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
-------
TABLE 6.POINT. COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
rfkion VIII industry Nitric Acid sm 2873 statf WYOMING pgs/s
(2819)
REFERENCE
number
COS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
COS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
footnotes;
i
i—•
ho
vO
I
-------
RADIAN
CORPORATION
REGION IX
TABLES 6.3-30 TO 6.3-31
-------
TABLE 6.3-30 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IX imoiistbv Nitric Acid
2873
ARIZONA
PG 1/3
(2819)
u
O a;
Z Ui
S0URC£
AQCR/
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
Ui
Ui" «
O 5 z>
tr - k
=> _! <
u. x
LOCATION
PRIORITY
100%
hno3
Q Q- (-
«j 5 10
u 2
e
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
Apache
Powder Co
Benson
012/III
03
0180
0070
0001
00001
SIC
2892
60
0
footnotes- x Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
i
t-*
co
-------
TABLE 6.3-30 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
region IX industry Nitric Acid Rir 2873 state ARIZONA PG 2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
POINT SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CONTROL
EQUIPMENT-
EFFICIENCY
NEOS
POINT
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
KTPY
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
POTENTIAL
ACTUAL
DESIGN
OPER
DESI6N
OPER
PPH 2
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
1650
5.5
165
FOOTNOTES ,
'NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
I
h-'
Co
M
I
-------
TABLE 6.3-30
POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION IX INDUSTRY Nitric Acid SIC 2873 statf ARIZONA PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
number
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
footnotes;
-------
TABLE 6.3-31 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IX iwm.RTRY Nitric Acid
».r. 2873
STATE CALIFORNIA
PG 1/3
(2
B19)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HN03
SOURCE
)MPLIANCE
STATUS
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
Union Oil Co
of California
Brea
024/1
05
5440
0860
0005
47
0
2
Shell Chemical
Ventura
024/1
05
8500
8490
00027
SIC
2911
20
0
3
Hercules Inc
Hercules
030/III
05
1620
0015
00014
SIC
2911
65
0
4
Standard Oil Co
of California
Richmond
030/III
05
1620
6300
00006
SIC
2911
85
0
5
Valley Nitrogen
Producers Inc
El Centro
033/III
05
3380
2240
35
I3
footnotes- x ^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
, 3 Regional Office data
1
w * Also produces phosphate fertilizer
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TABLE 6.3-31 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION IX
industry Nitric Acid
SIC
2873
(2819)
state CALIFORNIA
PG 2/3
Ul
* *
~ £
tr m
ui z
POINT SOURCE
z
<
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
DESCRIPTION
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
u. =>
ui z
c
-J -
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
a.
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
1290
NO F
E G U
L A T I
O N
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
550
DO
3
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
1790
DO
4
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2340
DO
5
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
963
DO
FOOTNOTES
*NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
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TABLE 6.3-31 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
IX industry Nitric Acid
™ 2873
sTftTp CALIFORNIA
PG3/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
number
COS POINT description
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
1
No Data
2
No Data
3
No Data
4
No Data
5
No Data
footnotes:
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CORPORATION
REGION X
TABLES 6.3-32 TO 6.3-33
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TABLE 6.3-32 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
iFcmN X industry Nitric Acid «.,r 2873 state OREGON PG |/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
N2
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% HN03
SOURCE
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
I
Reichold Chems,Inc
St•Helens
193/III
38
0300
1560
2042
10004
20
1
footnotes. x Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
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TABLE 6.3-32 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
X
industry Nitric Acid
sic
2873
(2819)
STATE
OREGON
PG 2/3
m
id *
h. =
ui z
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TABLE 6.3-32 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
BFfiinu x iNnnsTRY Nitric Acid R)f; 2873 statf OREGON pgs/*
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
POINT
COMPLIANCE
STATUS
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
01
02
03
04
05
I
No Data
footnotes:
I
h-1
LO
CO
I
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TABLE 6.3-33 SOURCE SUMMARY - EXISTING SOURCES
RE6I0N
x industry Nitric Acid
..r. 2873
STATE WASHINGTON
PG 1/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
SOURCE
LOCATION
AQCR/
PRIORITY
SAROAD CODING
NUMBERS
SOURCE ID
NUMBERS
SOURCE PRODUCTION
RATE-KTPY
100% hno3
UJ
° < 3
cr - i-
3 _I <
P o- t-
& 2E (0
N2
STATE
COUNTY
CITY
NEDS
CDS
STATE
DESIGN 1
OPER 2
o
1
E. I. DuPont
De Nemours & Co, Inc
DuPont
229/III
49
1560
0028
10025
SIC
2892
20
6
2
Phillips Pacific
Chem Co
Kennewick
230/III
49
0160
0940
0006
10002
SIC
2873
43
4
3
Standard Oil Co of
California
Kennewick
230/III
49
0160
0940
0002
130
0
4
Union Oil
Pasco
230/III
49
0720
1500
80
0
footnotes. x ^ Directory of Chemical Producers
2 NEDS data
I
I—1
U>
vO
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TABLE 6.3-33 POINT EMISSIONS AND ALLOWABLE - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION X INDUSTRY
Nitric Acid
2873 stitf WASHINGTON
PG 2/3
(2819)
Ui
5 *
POINT SOURCE
K
Z
4
CONTROL
NEDS
POINT
c CO
5 *
i
UJ z
K
DESCfUPTLON
EQUIPMENT-
SOURCE
OPER
RATE
EMISSIONS - TPY
SIP ALLOWABLES
-J
o
EFFICIENCY
POTENTIAL
DESIGN
OPER
a
KTPY
DESIGN
OPER
ACTUAL
PPH
TPY
PPH
TPY
1
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
550
N O
R E G I
L A T
ION
2
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
1180
DO
3
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
3580
DO
4
Nitric Acid Unit
N2
2200
DO
FOOTNOTES ,
1 NEDS Data
2Lbs/Ton 100% Acid
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TABLE 6.3-33 POINT COMPLIANCE STATUS - EXISTING SOURCES
REGION
X industry Nitric
Acid
„TflTF WASHINGTON
PG2/3
(2819)
REFERENCE
NUMBER
CDS POINT DESCRIPTION
POLLUTANT
CDS
POINT
id
g CO
~- < 3
Z V-
oa!«
Q_
o w
o
COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE
INCREMENTS OF PROGRESS
Ol
02
03
04
05
I
No Data
2
ALL
4
3
No Data
4
No Data
footnotes:
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CORPORATION
APPENDIX 1
CONTROL EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION CODES
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CORPORATSON
CONTROL EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION CODES
Code Equipment
WS Wet Scrubber
GC Gravity-Col lector-
CYCL Centrifugal Collector
ESP Electrostatic Precipitator
GS Gas Sci-ubber
MIST ELIM Mist Eliminator
BH Fabric Filter
CAT Catalytic Afterburner
INCIN Direct Flame Afterburner
HES High Energy Scrubber
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