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/ JOHN R. ENGLEHOR N. AACSIOCNT KENNETH W. GREEN, v ic e 'ICSiOtNT SIMON D. STRAUSS- VICE AACSIOCNT WARREN r. TRASK. vice csiOtr JOHN L. K1MBERUV EICCUTlvt vice AACSIOCNT DAVID M. BORCINA stccrr n q rftCASuACR 292 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK. N. Y. 1001 7 TELEPHONE-AREA COOE 212 OR 9-6020 June 9, 1967 To: All Members of the 1IA Health and Safety Committee Re: Pennsylvania and Montana Air Quality Standards Attached you will find a copy of the official Pennsylvania "Ambient Air Quality Criteria" as adopted April .5, 1967. Also attached you will find a listing of the Ambient Air Quality Standards adopted by the Montana State Board of Health on May 27, 1967. A copy of the official decision in Montana is not yet available. You will note that, in the Pennsylvania publication, there is no expla nation of the "tentative" used after the substance lead. This action in Pennsylvania and Montana reflects the pressure on public bodies to take affirmative action relating to pollution, whether fully r.eces sary or not. Very truly yours, JCR/jv Att. cc: JJ.R. Englehora S.D. Strauss A.H. Drewes E.H. Adams J. Bitler M. Gleeson James C. Roumas Assistant Director Health and Safety D. Ziegler J. Bers R.C. Schaefer P.C. Muccilli W.J. Veenis J.C. Carter PNYC0000L277 M10207 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSTLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AIR POLLUTION COMMISSION Anbieot Air Quality Criteria Adopted: April 2$, 1967 PNYC00001278 4 N10207.01 I I >\ ! - I -I ! i !!! S -i o "S 2 I 19 -S ?- S % 3 7i ii /* *N i m l l :I C 5 1 I S* H Is il li x9 O' f- (M O O Q O o > z cl 1 mm. : KlrH; = ; i- 5 i. = L-k isrr'i^ ^ lilfln I sfr-ig i= HU\H ti Z s-j;- ;? r-;s d 1 islii;} ' `:;J|ii iRii!! yj-i."-iislsr S iJ 1 ; i|j Hi Hi . is:1 _ .1 -- .1 s I 5 % f Keferenee Standards - 1067 Substance Sampling Method suspended particulates (total) settled particulates (total) lead b*r>Ilium aolfataa fluorides sulfur dioxide high-voluoe filtration (1) opn top cylinder (2) high-voluaa filtration (1) high-voluse filtration (1) high-voluse filtration (1) filtration plus gas absorption (4) Cas absorption (S> (6) nitrogen dioxide hydrogen sulfide carbon aonoxide gas absorption (5) long path cell (9) Analytical Method gravimetric (1) gravimetric (2) epectrographic (1) epectrogrsphic (1) turbidiaetric (3) zirconiua eriochroae cyanina (4) fate, at al aodification of Vest-Gask* aethod (JJ (6) Griese-Saltsaen aethod (7) aethyleae blue aethod (?) infrared absorption (9) parentheses rafar to reference listed at end of 1 PNYC0C001280 r3 V. u> "Air Poll':' Nct'.or'c Public " (2) - . , ,C tha National Air ' it1 i.f ` J . ! j J Particulates 19 j i, * :>. 975, v/auhinjton D. C., 19-i?. :1 for Continuing Oust Fall ` TX-2 Air Pollution Measurement* tml Assoc., 16:.172 (1966). (J) '.i . jrbr'.nch t'),- the 099-AP-1I, v'\ . ..i.ory Ceeaittee, '`Selected Methods Ur Pollutant*," PMS Pub. No. k.u::ti, Ohio, 196$, p. 1-1. (4) "Standard Mjtl-. :! of T;st for Inorganic Fluoride in the Ato osphcro," AS I'M Standards on Methods of Atmospheric Sui.'.pling and Analyses, Philadelphia, Pcnna., 1962, p. 67. Ijj W-jst, P.W. -ad C.:c'-<e, *.C., "Fixation of Sulfur Oioxide .:s 0 i su l ' \ t ,:-ircurii3 (u), S',:.- Co loricetric Satina t ioo, " '1 . Chen. ?lh (1'3<6). (6) Pate, J.J. ct al., 'Nitrite Intorfcr nice in 3pjotrophotoretric Determination of Atmospheric Sulfur Dioxide," An;' . - -a. , r-Ml (1965). (;) Salt , A.r , Coloriaetric .``.i*:-1 :tsrntnst\on of Nitro .m Dioxt; i .osphere," Ana 1. -n. . 26:1949 11954). (?) Jacobs, M.Q. -'t il., " lltranicrodct er-iiaation of Sulfides in Air," >;*. l. -he.i.. 29:1349 (1957). (9) Jacobs, M. 0. t 'l., "Continuous Determination of Carbon Monoxide nnd H/ ...h^ns in Air by a MoJifi.-d Infrared Analyser," J., \i_r__P o 1 1. Control A ; ;oc. . 9;110 (1959). - P*coooo => s-5|u 5i: 5=' ~ 22 ' '5 Is s 3 ~ c-A * l^tsll s 2 - ,>.= s o o *4- * = E .= " 55 cv; cs; S NA .-A 55 ft << vC-t --o : = t < 5 - >n : Cl as I -- < > <- *- A3 ; s i; 5 -= 5 f f z:<5 S5 5 CM _" ~ U O--' o oo o--o O ?.? s su S3 ' V,>, O >.>. -s* c n; -- c > -- .- > ` 'A i.A v.A O GU - C Ci G -- O C. t-2 :f 77 3 -- 3 ao 4--/3' oc <-/-i >, =- \H% O "3 1 fetS iis ?i !?!! P I JS si if <1 Si 1 ?! :^ iv- Si :g>.| !7:. ~-= 5 :-: s 55 {M (\ 5 ZZ _- ^ r<A < < 85 ? i' ^ ss B o <a : OC `"a: ^ OO -~l - c <s ~ O } f 55 <vi CM --g --8 '^v a'^o O. sg P "" <5 <= v- V- G- i1 f as -3' SM o <^ 57 > ~ I << O 0<>-. V- < ov- * r*AIZ -- I-- _3* w-n ; --o CsJ CO <N 5: < -- -- *. 5< * <-- Z C w- O O a o o >* z a. iA r>. o 3 <3- "*: << c5 c s i -- 1 *3 -- 3 -3 2 -- -- < w - % 1 3 `A J -- < -c o_ O2 2 -03003 OV ?s -T ^r , z: 'r. i '. c*s c2r;J <3 22 :_ = I ".- ; -3 3. Z ; C_ .o o fw s p *O3 o cs; Cl **. > 1 o o :j o w HS 2? O il ;5 t5 ,v ij i. *3 O. u. 2; 1; c > 2 =* *5 _j v*A .1 6 :