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environmental Protection act. or 40 CFR.S1. Appendix P (this tncorporation includes no later amendments or editions.I to convert' sulfur dioxide or nitrogen oxide continuous emissions data to units of the applicable emission standard - applicable to that source. 2) Sulfuric, acid plants of greater than 100 tons per day production capacity, the production being expressed as 100 percent' acid, shall monitor for sulfur dioxide at each point of sulfur dioxide emission. ]) Mltrie acid plants of greater than 300 tons per day production capacity, the production capacity being expressed as 1.00 percent acid, located In an Air Quality Control Region where the AdxtnIstrator. S. Environmental Protection Agency! has specifically . determined, pursuant to Section 107 of the ' Clean Air Act that a control strategy for .nitrogen dioxide Is necessary to attain - the national standard, shall eionltor for nitrogen oxides at each point of nitrogen . oxide emission. 4) ' Petroleum .refineries shall monitor for .opacity at each catalyst regenerator for .... fluid bed catalytic cracking units of .greater, than 20.009 barrels per day fresh feed capacity. i. b) Except for sources permitted to use ' Alternative.monitoring pursuant to Section 201.492..compliance with the Illinois emissions limitations by the owners and j-ki ".operators of emission sources required to . monitor continuously shall be determined by ! the use of. equipment which meets the 'performance specifications set forth In paragraphs 3.1 through 3.8 of 40 CfR SI. .Appendix P .(1987) (this Incorporation Includes ho ..later, amendments or editions). ..and relevant portions of IS 111. AOn. code 230.Appendix A and B. (Source: Added at 13 111. Reg. 2066, effective February 3. 1989) Section 201.402 Alternative Monitoring Alternative.monitoring requirements for sources subject' to Section ;201.401(a) shall be prescribed by permit upon o demonstration by the owner or. operator .that continuous monitoring Is technically unreasonable or Infeasible due to physical plant limitations or would impose an extreme economic burden. It.shall be 'demonstrated that the Installation, location or operation of a continuous monitoring system or device: a) Would not provide accurate determinations of nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide.-carbon dioxide, percent oxygen, or opacity; or b) Carnot be installed due to the facility's physical constraints such as size, space or strength of materials, or due to safety considerations; or c). would Impose an extreme economic burden in proportion to the significance of the monitoring-Information which would be provided; In that-the cost of .monitoring would exceedlhe norm for similar sources and those costs would have a.significant adverse effect oh the profitability of the operations. (Source: Added at 13 111. Reg. 2066. effective February 3. 1989) '. Section 201.403 Exempt.Sources The following emission sources .are exempt from 'the requirements,of this,' Subpart.:' a) Afly froortr' rofrjgcr; rgxwrrtprTWg~iTfuij hwwtr- - which-are part Of a new source performance standafd adopted.by USEPA pursuant to Section ill of the Cleah'Atr Act,4nd,made.applicable -In Illinois pursuant to Section 9.1 of the . Act:; or ' v_ . b) Any .source' 'not; subject to. either, the generally applicable emission limitation established pursuant' to-the-Act ov- Board--- ; regulation or an alternative, adjusted or ; site, specific standard .approved by the 8oard. (Source: Added at 13 111. Reg. 2066. effective February 3. 1989). '. * Section 201.404 Monitoring' System Malfunction The monitoring and recording-requirements of this' Sobpart shall not be applicable during any period' of i monitoring .system.or., device - dalfunction. If dembnslr.atid .by.the awntror ' operator of the source that the malfunctlon was unavoidable and Is being repaired as expeditiously as practicable.- TMs~ demonstration may Include, but is not limited to.'evidence that the device has been-properly calibrated and .maintained, adequate spare parts are'oa hand, and trained technicians are 'available to make.repairs.- (Source: Added at 13 ill. Reg:.2066.. effective February 3. 1989). Section 201.AOS Excess Emission Reporting *I Owoersandoperatorsefjourees-subJect-taUxecontinuous monitoring requirements of this " Subpart shall' report the following Information: a) For pcrt<uls-Of enlisions; in excess of any emission llmlta'tioh adopted by the Board:. 1)1 The starting date and time of the excess emissions: 12 -