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HAZARDOUS EMISSIONS 21 0473 Standard pressure moans a o' TtiU mm of Hg 129,92 in of Hg F til till Emission stand.ird for ethylene dii hlttrnie plants n) F'bv .. to tin blonde puMficai ion Tin- roiHti 'ration ol \ i n \ 1 chloride in ,iii e'.huusi (husc.s discharged to the at mosphere from any equipment used in ethylene dichloride purification is not in exceed 10 ppm. except as provided tn t(U finin'. This requirement does i o' aoplv to equipment that has been opened, is out of operation, and met the rtquiiement in 61.65ib)(d)(i; belore being opened. ,o> Oxychlorination reactor: Except as provided in 61.65(a), emissions of vinyl chloride to tlm atmosphere from "ach oxychlorinat'on reactor are not to exceed 0 2g/kg (0.0U02 lb/lb) of the 100 percent ethylene dichlonde prod uct from the oxychlorination process. xfil.fif. Lrc-ission standard for yinyl chlo ride plants. An owner or operator of a vinyl chlo ride plant shall comply with the re quirements of this section and 61.65. <a) Vinyl chloride formation and pu rification' The concentration of vinyl chloride in all exhaust gases dis charged to the atmosphere from any equipment used in vinyl chloride for mation and/or purification is not to exceed 10 ppm, except as provided in 5 61.65(a), Tins requirement does not apply to equipment that has been opened, is out of operation, and met the requirment in 61 65(b)(6)(i) before being opened. 61.64 Emission standard for polyvinyl chloride plants. An owner or operator of a polyvinyl chloride plant shall comply with the requirements of this section and 61.65. The following requirem^Jl&pfirto reactor* " (1) The cancantraAtorvof vtwfl chlo ride in B eztiaaat gaaai discharged to atmosphere from each reactor is *not to exceed 10 ppm, except as pro vided in paragraph <*K2) of this sec tion and f 61.85(a). (2) The reactor opening loss from mach reactor is not to exceed 0.02 g vinyl ehloride/kg <0.00002 lb vinyl chloride/lb) of polyvinyl chloride frododft with the product determined 40n a dry solids basis. Tins requirement applies to am vessel which is used as a reactor or as both a reactor and a stripper In ihi bulk process, the prod uct means the gross product of prepolvrnerizauon and postpolymerization. 13' Manual vein \ahe discharge Except for an emergency manual tent valve discharge, there is to be no dis charge lo the atmosphere from any manual tent valve on a polywnyl chlo ride reactor in vinyl chloride service. An emergency manual \ent valve dis charge means a discharge to the at mosphere which could not have been avoided by taking measures to prevent the discharge Within 10 days of any discharge to the atmosphere from any manual vent valve, the owner or oper ator of the source from which the dis charge occurs shall submit to the Ad ministrator a report in writing con taining information on the source, nature and cause of the discharge, the date and time of the discharge, the ap proximate total vinyl chloride loss during the discharge, the method used for determining the vinyl chloride loss, the action that was taken to prevent the discharge, and measures adopted to prevent future discharges, (b) Stnpper. The concentration of vinyl chloride in all exhaust gases dis charged to the atmosphere from each stripper is not to exceed 10 ppm, except as provided in {61.65(a). This requirement does not apply to equip ment that has been opened, is out of operation, and met the requirement in 61.65(b)(6)(i) before being opened. (c) Mixing, weighing, and holding containers. The concentration of vinyl chloride in all exhaust gases dis charged to the atmosphere from each mixing, weighing, or holding container in vinyl chloride service which pre cedes the stripper (or the reactor if the plant has no stripper) in the plant process flow is not to exceed 10 ppm, except as provided in 61.65(a). This requirement does not apply to equip ment that has been opened, is out of operation, and met the requirement in 61.65(b)(6)(i) before being opened. <d> Monomer recovery system The concentration of vinyl chloride in all exhaust gases discharged to the at mosphere from each monomer recov ery system is not to exceed 10 ppm. except as provided in 61.65(a). This requirement does not apply to equip ment that has boon epent J i- out of operation, and met the r> ,,rt -in nt m 61 651 b'16)i i ' befori being o;.-. nod iq) Sources folio u it, t>t, :<y, -> , Tin- following requir, nu i.t - .i;.p 1 x emissions of vinyl chloride to the ,i: mosphert from the combi' nt ;u sources following !`i. ; ,> 1 - mr the react on s' i! tin j , : ,.n no stripping)] in 1 tie p.ro.' ; - . < . f,, v including oui nni linm o n : 11: fuges. cone ntraiorx. be i u '.'r.s ters. dryers, convevo- .v'1 ,n--haigi- baggers, storage container-., .mo. ir.pro- cess wastewater. (1) In polyvinyl chloride plants using stripping technology to control vinyl chloride emissions, the weighted stor age residual vinyl chloride concern ra tion in all grades of polyvinyl chloride resin processed through the stripping operation on each calendar day. meas ured immediately after the stripping operation is completed, may not exceed1 (1) 2000 ppm for polyvinyl chloride dispersion resins, excluding latex resins: UD 400 ppm for all other polyvinyl chloride resins, including latex resins, averaged separately for each type of resin: or (2) In polyvinyl chloride plants con trolling vinyl chloride emissions with technology other than stripping or in addition to stripping, emissions of vinyl chloride to the atmosphere may not exceed: (i) 2 g/kg (0.002 lb/lb) product from the stripper(s) [or reactor(s) if the plant has no stripperts)] for dispersion polyvinyl chloride resins excluding latex resins, with the product deter mined on a dry solids basis. (ii) 0.4 g/kg (0.0004 lb lb) product from the strippers [or reactor(s) if the plant has no stripper(s)] for all other polyvinyl chloride resins, including latex resins, with the product deter mined on a dry solids basts 61.65 Emission standard for ethylene dichloride. vinyl chloride and polyvinyl chloride plants. An owner or operator of an ethylene dichloride, vinyl chloride, and or poly vinyl chloride plant shall comply with the requirements of this section. (a) Relief valve discharge. Except for an emergency relief discharge, there is to be no discharge to the atmosphere from any relief valve on any equip- 5-11 -84 PuWisnad by The BUREAU Of national affairs INC Washington D C 20037 (Sec 61 65 (a)] 4J GENC 21948 OHIO PARTICULATE MATTER STANDARDS b-687 476 0549 Trurr'txjil wasr.my.on Wood Wyandof 1 `C.ne* of Warren ang Nii&, and War. T^*wr1$."li0 Enttre counrv C'fv of PenysOurg" C*tv of Carey and Crawford Town* snip ' 3745-I7-09 (A) General provisions (1) This rule shall apply to any in cinerator used to dispose of refuse or other wastes by burning and to the processing of salvageable material by burning. (2) For the purposes of this rule, the total of the capacities of all incinerators which are united either physically or operationally shall be considered as the in cineration capacity. (B) Emission limitation. No person shall cause, suffer, or allow to be emitted into the ambient air from any incinerator or incinerators, particulate emissions in the exhaust gases in excess of: 0.10 pound per one hundred pounds of liquid, semi-solid or solid refuse charged, for incinerators having incineration capa cities equal to or greater than one hundred pounds per hour; or 0.20 pound per one hundred pounds of liquid, semi-solid or solid refuse charged for incinerators hav ing incineration capacities less than one hundred pounds per hour. (C). DeufiMsperation requireMMtt. laebrnwiort, including all ItMiiMt qvipment and grounds, (hall be operated and maintained nut* paeaewt the --1--of objeotiossabie odor*. 3745-17-10 (A) This rule applies to installations in which fuel, including any product or by product of a manufacturing process, is burned for the primary purpose of produc ing heat or power by indirect heat transfer. (B) For purposes of this rule the actual heat input shall be the aggregate heat con tent of all fuels whose products of combus tion emanate from a single fuel burning unit. The maximum capacity shall be the equipment manufacturer's or designer's guaranteed maximum heat input, whichever is greater. Unless otherwise specified in paragraphs (B)(1) to (B)(4) of this rule, the total heat input of all luel burn ing units on a plant or premises which are united cither physically or operationally shall be the total of the maximum capacities for all such units. The total heal input shall be used for determining the maximum allowable amount of particulate emissions per million Btu of actual heat in put from any single fuel burning unit (1) Any new or existing fuel burning equipment which is fired only with gaseous fuels and/or number two fuel oil and which is physically or operationally united wuh other fuel burning equipment on a plant or premises shall not be included by the direc tor for purposes of determining the total heat input and maximum allowable par ticulate emissions per million Btu of actual heat input for such other fuel burning equip ment. The maximum allowable amount of particulate emissions for any new or ex isting fuel burning equipment which is fired only with gaseous fuels and/or number two fuel oil shall be .020 pound per million Btu of actual heat input. (2) Stand-by fuel burning equipment which is physically or operationally united with other fuel burning equipment on a plant or premises shall be exempted by the director for purposes of determining total heat input and maximum allowable pani culate emissions per million Btu of actual heat input for such other fuel burning equipment Except as provided in para graph (B)(1) of this rule, the total heat input for such other fuel burning equip ment shall be used for determining the maximum allowable amount of particulate emissions per million Btu of actual heat input for any stand-by fuel burning equipment. (3) Derating of fuel burning equipment. (a) For purposes of this paragraph, fuel burning equipment shall include, where appropriate, all equipment on a plant or premises which are united either physical ly or operationally (b) Upon request, the director may specify the total heat input for fuel burn ing equipment at a derated value which is less than the total maximum capacity of such equipment if, in the director's judg ment, the equipment will not be operated so that the actual heat input exceeds the derated value. Any owner or operator re questing derating of fuel burning equip ment shall demonstrate to the director, with such steam charts, records of fuel consumption and luel quality, und other data us ure necessars. that the uctuu! heut input from the equipmem will not exceed [he derated total heal input xulue (c) The terms and conditions of any per mit, xariance, or order for equipment which hus been granted a derated total heat input xalue shall prohibit the opera tion of such equipment at a level in excess of the derated total heat input \alue The director may include in anx such permit, variance, or order requirements lor the monitoring and reporting of the actual heat input of the equipment. (4) Fuel burning equipment which con stitutes a new source and is physically or operationally united with existing fuel burn ing equipment on a plant or premises shall not be included by the director for purposes of determining total heat input and maximum allowable particulate emissions per million Btu of actual heat in put for such existing fuel burning equip ment. Except as may be provided in paragraphs (BMl) and/or (B)(2) of this rule, the total heat input for the new and existing fuel burning equipment shall be used for determining the maximum allowable amount of particulate emissions per million Btu of actual heat input for the new fuel burning equipment. (C) Emission limitations, (1) Except as provided in paragraph (B)( I) of this rule (as it pertains to gaseous fuels and number two fuel oil) and paragraphs (C)(3) to (C)(7) of this rule, any owner or operator of a source of par ticulate emissions which is located within the following counties shall operate said source so that the particulate emissions do not exceed the allowable emission rate specified by "Curve P-l" of "Figure I"; Adams. Allen, Ashtabula, Athens, Bel mont, Brown, Butler, Clark, Clermont, Clinton, Columbiana, Coshocton, Cuyahoga, Darke, Defiance, Delaware. Fairfield. Franklin. Gallia, Geauga. Greene, Hamilton, Henry, Jackson, Jeffer son, Lake, Lawrence. Licking, Lorain, Lucas, Madison, Mahoning, Medina, Meigs, Miami, Monroe. Montgomery. Morgan, Muskingum, Noble. Perry. Pickaway, Portage. Preble, Richland, Ross. Sandusky, Scioto. Seneca, Shelby. Stark. Summit, Trumbull, Inion. 3-2-64 Published by THE BUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS INC Washington D C 20037 GENC 21949 73 OHIO GEMERAL AIR POLLUTION RULES 476.0503 .ml ' 'i : - . ,r 11,1' hev, UK I' i ml.I 5 k' such amounts as to endanger or tend to h ,.C ' T "H ill 1 fluff ! I!! "'.lit I Jit t' i: . c- -- >`n' cntl.irikzl'r ,,r lend i, endmwer the beafii* comfort, safety or welfare of the pubfs*. , - k iirrc.isoiub1' . ! iruj.r "k I -.ill1' T s.llcts .'t i"e puhlk J1 . , . ,d ,p|s c i`M' Hie 'o Mie public l)i li ,n !hn uuigment 11 ihe director , r 'Ii lu 11 . i nrc.i'oii,. ole .iurs ot d no l'c.,'.mvc ,,r uuduls prsilonged maltune- le'e 11 po Hens or 'Hcr'ctc ,S|(1, 'l": colli- 11-1nol in, ct"i"nin source. jir pollution i_'>n'rol equipment or related lacilits have ,'ioj'rcd l111- director mas require the oner nr operator of said source, equip- lorioblc e.iios.iKiit ol propens or normal conduci oi inimno", yi.hereby foundautt Mitof to hr a pwbBr naigawcr. h skat gWWi W uni 'PWM1U nient or related I,Kilns to prepare, suhmit and implement a presentise maintenance and mullanst: n anatemem plan whivh is .u-eptahle lo me director Such plan shall He designed P, present, detect and correct inaltundinns - eqaipment failures which coJd resuli in emissions exceeding an> applicahlc lass (I) Each presentise maintenance and mal I unction analement plan shall be in ss riling and specify the folloscing, f j j A comprehensive preventive maintenance program, including a description of the items or conditions that will be inspected, the frequence of these inspec i Hi I no's -ourse' oi oil. r' no; .ubied to i e'C ti I..I ion under ( h.ipKrs s~4'-|7 rq^ I' '-'4' ;i oi '- 4' '-I ni ihe \d- iiiirli'lr.i Ms c Code 'IuImioi be 'ub;ccl lo lhi' rule 3745-15-08. C ircumvention. No person shall cause or permit the in stallation or use of anv device or anv means which, without resulting in reduc tion in the total amount of air contaminant emitted, conceals or dilutes an emission of air contaminant which would otherwise violate anv regulations of the director tions or repairs, and an identification of the tv pes and quantities of the replacement parts which will be maintained in inventors (or quick replacement; (h) An identification of the source and the operating outlet variables of the air pollution control equipment that will be monitored in order to delect a malfunction or failure, the normal operating range of these variables, and a description of the monitoring or surveillance procedures and of the method of informing operating per sonnel of any malfunction, including alarm vs oems, light' and or other indicators: and (c) A description of the corrective procedures that will he taken in the event ol a malfunction or failure in order to achieve compliance with any applicable lass as expeditiously as practicable, l 2) Anv acceptable preventive maintenance and malfunction abatement plan shall he specified in the terms and conditions of anv permit or variance issued l ir a source covered b> such plan (ai Operation and maintenance records -hall be maintained by the owner or operator ol the source to demonstrate that .ins preventive maintenance and malfunc tion abatement plan is lulls implemented. Ml such records shall be maintained lor a minimum ot mo sears and shall he subject inspection hv the director or'hi' - e'er.I a! is t I.;-, t reques' 3745-15-07. Air Pollution nuisances prohibiied. , the emission or escan# mo the open air from anv source of sources whatsoever, o#si , sc -Ik' dust, 3745-15-09. Severability. If anv provision of anv regulation of the director or the application thereof to anv person or circumstances is held to be in valid. such invalidity shall not affect other provisions or application of any other part of such regulations which can he given without the invalid provisions or applica tion. and to this end the provision' of all regulations of the director and the various applications thereof are declared to he severable CHAPTER 3745-49 MISCELLANEOUS Rl LF.S 3745-49-01, Public Notice of Proposed and Final Rules. (A) As used in 3745-49-01 and as defin ed in Section I 19,01(0 of the Ohio Reus ed Code, "rule" means any rule, regula tion. or standard, having a general or un iform operation, adopted or promulgated, and enforced by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (B) Public notice of the intention of the Environmental Protection Agency to con sider adopting, amending or rescinding a rule shall be published at least once in the English language, at least thirls (30) days prior to the date set for a public hearing to consider adopting, amending, or rescind ing s.nd rule, in one |!) newspaper ot central sireiiiation in each ot the citie' of U ron. \then'. Canton. Cincinnati. Cleveland, Columbus. Das ton Marietta. Portsmouth, Steuben. ille. Toledo, and 3 oungstossn, Ohio Said public notice 'hall also he published in the "Ohio EPA Weekly Review" as authorized by Section K i4i<M III,lie' C.l'Cs S.IPOI' ,745 (F ot the Ohio Revised Code Said o 1 I,,, i 'iih'l.iikc' or coinbmu- public noti _ shall consist of a svnopsis or s - ta-wch maimer or ml a general statement ot the suhieel matter ol Ihe proposed rule, amendment, or rule to he rescinded os me Ohio ( nuronment.ii I'rolevtmn Scenes and the date, time, and place ol hearme on '.ud proposed ru!e (C ) Public notice ot the adoption hs ihe Environmental Protection Agencv ol final rules shall be published m the manner ol 3745-49-01( B) lor publishing proposed rules a; leasi 30 days prior to the effective date of the said rule (l)i The Ohm EPA shall take such additonal steps as are reasonably calculated to inform interested persons of the time, date, and place of the public hearing and the subject matter of the proposed rule However, the giving of such additional notice is not mandatory and the failure to give notice by any means other than as specified in division (B) of this rule shall not in any way invalidate any action which may be taken by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (E) Copies of the full text oT the proposed rule, final rule, amendment, or rule to be rescinded shall be available prior to the effective date of such rule from the Ohio EPA for any person who wishes to obtain a copy However, failure to furnish such copies to any person shall not invalidate any action of the Ohio EPA in connection therewith 3745-49-02 Severability. Each section and each pari of each sec tion of these regulations is hereby declared to be an independent section or part of a section and, notwithstanding any other evidence of intent. It is hereby declared to be the controlling intent that if any section, or any provision thereof or the application thereof to any person or circumstances, is held to he invalid, the remaining sections or parts of sections and the application of such provision lo any other persons or cir cumstances, other than those as to which it is held invalid, shall not be affected thereby and it is hereby declared to be the intent that the other provisions of this regulation would have been adopted independently ol such section, sections, or parts of a section so held to be invalid, 3745-49413 Puhlic Availability of Informa tion. (A) Any record, report, or other infor mation obtained by the Ohio Environmen tal Protection Agency shall he made available to the public, except that upon a show ina sati'f.Kti'rv to the Director hv any person that -u^h record, report or other information or particular purl thereof lolher Ihan discharge or emission date), if made public, would divulge methods sir processes entitled to protection as trade secrets of such person, the Ohio En vironmental Protection Agency shall con sider such record, report or inlormation, or particular pan thereof confidential ,'c 'A' A4. ACCiiBS %. ,'.i5u :,To\ -j : GENC 21950 59 OHIO PERMIT REGULATIONS 476 0663 Male, or the owner of the entity planning to apply the sludge, and the highest elect ed official of the municipality from which the sludge is generated (L>) The signatures shall constitute per sonal affirmation that all statements or assertions of fact made in the application are true and complete, comply fully with applicable slate requirements, and shall subject the signatory to liability under applicable state laws forbidding false or misleading statements 3745-31-05 Criteria for decision by the director (A) The director shall issue a permit to install or a plan approval, on the basis of the information appearing in the applica tion. or information gathered by or fur nished to the Ohio environmental protec tion agency, or both, if he deiermtati that the installation or modification and oper ation of the air contaminant source, solid waste disposal facility, water pollution source, disposal system, land application of sludge, or public water system t^f: (1) Not prevent or interfere with the attainment or maintenance of applicable ambient water quality standards or ambi ent air quality standards, and (2) Not result in a violation of any applicable laws, including but not limitad to; (a) Effluent standards adopted by the director or the administrator of the United States environmental protection agency: (b) Emission standards adopted by the Ohio EPA: (c) Federal standards of performance for new stationary sources adopted by the administrator of the United States envi ronmental protection agency pursuant to section 111 of the Clean Air Act and the regulations promulgated thereunder; (d) Requirements regarding non-attain ment areas, as defined in section 171 et seq. of the Clean Air Act and the regula tions promulgated thereunder including: (i) Section 173 of the Clean Air \et and the regulations pro mule,net! thereunder. (n) The emission olfset polios, dc'ignuted as "Appendix S," as promulgated at 51.08 Code of Federal Regulations (in) Section ! 72(b>( n It \ I of the C lean Air Act, which must be satisfied in the case of affected sources of organic com pounds and carbon monoxide, which arc planning to locale in those counties that require an extension beyond December 31. 1982 to achieve the "National Ambient Air Quality Standards " (e) "National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants" adopted by the irliiiiuiWriinr of the United States envi ronmental protection agency pursuant to section U2 of the Clean Air Act and the regulations promulgated thereunder. (0 Requirements regarding prevention of significant deterioration, as defined in section 160 et seq. of the Clean Air Act and the regulations promulgated thereunder. (3) Employ the best available technol ogy; except when the only requirement to obtain a permit to install is due to a modification as described in subparagraph (H)(1)(b) of rule 3745-31-01 of the Ad ministrative Code. (B) In deciding whether to grant or deny a permit to install or plan approval the director may take into consideration the social and economic impact of the air contaminants, water pollutants, or other adverse environmental impact that may be a consequence of issuance of the permit to install or plan approval. (C) The director may impose such spe cial terms and conditions as arc appropri ate or necessary to ensure compliance with the applicable laws and to ensure ade quate protection of environmental quality. (D) Within one hundred eighty days after a completed application is filed, the director shall issue or propose to issue or deny a permit to install or plan approval, and such action shall be in accordance with Chapter 374547 of the Administra tive Code. 37-15 -31-116 1,crminalion i \> \ permit to iroall -nail vrnon "l v. ithin v ighteen irioni hs v 1 t Hl c,lCvw! ' x d v v'l ;he perm i: \o moat' it i ^ > ,c I'pLT.llO ' 1'I S 11, 'l uruk Ma kc i -x- : ai,1 pr,-rj. 1- ,U tnst. il ,i 11. i, it' ail'd . a h.;-s not entered into a hindm.. v i1 ti obiliMt 1 11 n u- ur.dort jLi afit', - - r pa a within . 1 raison,! bio liniw i fiit . t.i, i. ;m gran) o:1 lllslull.ll.ion or nii'd] hv. a! a n \ plan appro', a 1 'h :cr:-' ha '. v* nhm eighteen months oi : he c'K at. - v date ol the plan approval or within - v months of approval of detail pi.ins. |iio ever is later, if the owner or opera'. ba ntu undertaken a continuing protr i.i ! installation or modification or has mu ti tered into a binding contractual obligati, : to undertake and Complete within a rea sonable time a continuing program of in stallation or modification (C) The director may modify a permit to install or plan approval to extend the-e dales of expiration by up to twelve months if the applicant submits, within a reason able time before the termination date, an application for modification containing in formation that, in the judgement of the director, adequately justifies an extension of time No appeal taken from denial of extension of an expiration date shall pre vent termination of a permit during the period between denial of extension and final disposition of the appeal 3745-31*07 Revocation The director may revoke a permit to install or plan approval, if he concludes at any time that any applicable laws have been or arc likely to be violated 3745-31-08 Procedure for decision by director A permit to install or plan approval, shall be issued, modified, revoked, or de nied and may be challenged in accordance with the provisions of the rules of proce dure of the Ohio environmental protection agency. Chapter 3745-47 of the Adminis trative Code Co77c7 37VS - 3/-OS 3 74S- at-os -(uXs) 10-8-82 OENC Put>lt*h*3 by THE BUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS INC . Washington 0 C 20G37 6"