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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGION VI 1600 PATTERSON. SUITE IlOO DALLAS. TEXAS 75201 N.. ovem,ber 3* * -1 9_ 7-2 OFFICE or the regional administrator Continental VCM P. 0. Box 605 Westlake, La. 70669 ATTN: Mr. D. 0. Popovac, Plant Manager Dear Sir: This letter is to give notice of Federal air pollution control regulations pertaining to the discharge of organic compounds from v/aste gas disposal systems other than ethylene producers for sources in Louisiana. The Federal regulation is an addition to Louisiana regulations for the control of volatile organic compound emissions which were approved on October 28, 1972, and remain in effect. Since the Federal regulation may apply to your facility this letter will pro vide information concerning submittal of compliance schedules. The Clean Air Act directed States to submit to the Federal Government plans to attain standards of air quality necessary to protect the public ffealth and welfare. For the State of Louisiana this plan was deemed partly inadequate and the Federal government promulgated regulations for the discharge of organic compounds from waste gas disposal systems other than ethylene producers in order to correct this deficiency. This regulation may be applicable to your company. A copy of this Federal regulation and requirements for compliance schedules is enclosed for your information. If your company is presently in compliance with the applicable regulation, you are directed by the enclosed regulation to report such compliance no later than December 31, 1972. If you are not now in compliance with the applicable regulation, you must attain regulatory limits by December 31, 1973, or submit within 120 days of the promulgation date of the attached regulation (on or before February 26. 1973) a detailed schedule for meeting regulatory requirements. Schedules must be as ex peditious as practicable and under no circumstances extend beyond Duly 31, 1975. The schedule must follow the format of the enclosed example. CCR 000035360 r 2 Schedules submitted pursuant to this letter and extending beyond January 31, 1974, must have increments of progress for accomplishing specific steps towards compliance. These incre ments include the following: 0) Submittal of final control plan (engineering design plans) to EPA; (2) Awarding of necessary contracts or issuance of orders to purchase equipment or process modifi cations ; (3) Initiation and installation of control equip ment or process modifications; (4) Completion of construction or operational change, and (5) Final compliance. The compliance schedule must contain a date for each increment of progress. Additional increments of progress may be in cluded if needed, so that .the time period between any two increments does not exceed s i x^Lonliis^ You must include a specific schedule or sub-schedule, with a separate timetable if necessary, for each emission point within your facility. Information concerning effluent, process, and control device characteristics must be listed in sufficient detail to ade quately indentify each increment of progress. Schedules submitted to EPA will be reviewed and, if approved, will become part of the Louisiana implementation plan. As such they will be enforceable by the Federal Govern ment and the State of Louisiana. If the compliance schedule is not approved, EPA will promulgate a compliance schedule for your facility. I suggest you contact this office if you have any ques tions regarding the development of an acceptable compliance schedule. My staff is available to make an informal preliminary review of your compliance schedule prior to formal submittal. Requests for assistance in developing compliance schedules should be directed to Mr. John J. Henderson, Air Quality Enforcement Program Officer, 1600 Patterson Street, Dallas Texas 75201, (214) 749-2142. Formal schedule submittal OCR 000035361 'r 3 should be made to Mr. Arthur W. Busch, Regional Administrator, 1600 Patterson Street, Dallas, Texas 75201. Sincerely yours , Enelosures (1) Regulations (2) Example Schedule V Arthur "W. BuscV^ egional Administrator CCR 000035362 ' r' EXAMPLE FORMAT FOR SUBMITTAL OF SCHEDULE^ The U.R.A. Company represents to take the following ac tions with respect to its Jonestown, State plant no later than the dates specified to bring this facility into com pliance with the requirements of 40 CFR 52.973(b). (i) December 31, 1972 - complete final engineering design plans and specifications for waste gas disposal systems to be installed to control organic compound emissions from units nos. 1, 2 and 3 (attached flow diagram) and submit such final control plans to the Administrator of EPA.2 (ii) February 28, 1973 - Award contract for fabrica tion of waste gas disposal system for units nos. 1, 2 and 3. (iii) July 31, 1973 - Initiate on-site installation of waste gas disposal systems on units nos. 1, 2 and 3. (iv) January 31, 1974 - Complete installation of waste gas disposal systems on units nos. 1, 2 and 3. (v) March 31, 1974 - Complete shakedown operations and submit report to the Administrator of EPA to demonstrate full compliance with 40 CFR 52.973(b).3 Date (Name & Title of Responsible Official) J_/ Complete a separate schedule or sub-schedule, with a separate timetable if necessary, for each emission point at a facility. 2/ No approval of engineering design plans is required from EPA to proceed with the compliance schedule. 3/ Five days after the deadline for completion of each milestone, certify to the Administrator whether the mile stone has been met and submit adequate documentation of such. 000035363 CCR COPIED FOR: LNV-RDG-RHG-JDM- CULLEN-Clvd* Wawpt ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGION VI 1600 PATTERSON. SUITE 11OO DALLAS. TEXAS 75201 September 25, 1973 CERTIFIED MAIL-RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED OFFICE OF THE Regional administrator Mr. D. Q. Popovac, Plant Manager Continental VCM P. 0. Box 605 Westlake, La. 70669 Dear Mr. Popovac: Under the provisions of the Clean Air Act as amended, 42 U.S.C. 1857 et seq., the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved portions of an implementation plan submitted by the State of Louisiana to attain and maintain ambient air quality standards for particulate matter, sulfur oxides, hydrocarbons, nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide within the Southern Louisiana-Southeast Texas Interstate Air Quality Control Region (40 CFR Part 52, 37 Fed. Reg. 10869, May 31, 1972) and (40 CFR Part 52, 38 Fed. Reg. 17682, July 2, 1973). Among the provisions so approved are Section 18Control of Air Pollution from Smoke, Section 19-Emission Standards for Particulate Matter, Section 20-Incinerators, Section 21Particulate Emissions from Fuel Burning Equipment, Section A22-Control of Volatile Organic Compound Emissions from Existing Sources, Section 23-Emission Standards for the Chemical Woodpulping Industry, Section 24-Emission Standards for Sulfur Oxides and Section 26-Emission Standards for the Nitric Acid Industry, of the Louisiana Air Control Commission Regulations (copy enclosed). Some or all of the above may be applicable to your operations. For the purpose of determining whether a plant is being operated in violation of any requirement of the Clean Air Act implementation plan for a state, the Environmental Protection Agency has the authority to require the owner or operator of the plant to make such reports as may be reasonably required. This authority is given by Section 114(a) of the Clean Air Act, 42 U.S.C. 1857c-9(a). The Environmental Protection Agency does not now have sufficient information to determine whether Continental VCM, located at Westlake, Louisiana, is being operated in violation of the implementation plan for Louisiana. In order to make such a determination, and in accordance with Section 114(a) of the Clean Air Act, you are hereby DIRECTED CCR 000035364 2 to provide this Agency with the following information within 30 days of the receipt of this letter: 1. For each source operation owned, used or operated by Continental VCM, Sections I, II, III, IV, V and VI must be filled out on the enclosed 0MB Form 158-R75 in accordance with the attached instructions. Consider particulates, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and hydro carbons as pollutants. When filling out Sections V and VI, include any available stack test data for each source operation. If information is not applicable, or unavail able, mark "NA" in the appropriate space. 2. As to those operations listed in answer to question 1, specify whether, to the best of your knowledge, each source is presently operating in compliance with appli cable emission regulations. Sections 18, 19, 20, 21, A22, 23, 24 and 26, of the Louisiana Air Control Commission. 3. As to those source operations which you believe may not have been operating in compliance, state all plans that presently exist for bringing such operations into compliance with Sections 18, 19, 20, 21, A22, 23, 24 and 26 of the Louisiana Air Control Commission Regulations. Compliance should be achieved as expeditiously as practicable, but In no case may the final compliance date extend beyond May 31, 1975. If compliance is to be achieved before January 31, 1974, specify for each operation the improvements to be achieved, present efforts being undertaken and the date by which compliance will be achieved. If, however, compliance is to be achieved after January 31, 1974, specify for each source the improvements to be achieved, the present efforts being undertaken, the date by which the appropriate contracts will be awarded (or the appropriate purchase orders issued), -1 the"date by which construction is to commence and'`.the dates for completion of construction, start-up and compliance, or a date by which operation of the source will cease. You should transmit the above described information to the Environmental Protection Agency at the Regional Office ccr 003SJS5 3 serving Louisiana: U. S. Environmental Protection Agency Region VI 1600 Patterson Street, Suite 1100 Dallas, Texas 75201 Attn: Enforcement Division Any change in the information so reported must be reported to the same office within five days after such change occurs. This continuing requirement to provide notification of changes in the information covered by this letter shall remain in effect until expressly terminated in writing by this office. You are advised that Section 113(c)(2) of the Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C. 1857c-8(c)(2)) provides that it is a criminal offense for any person knowingly to make a false statement or representation in any report such as you are directed to make. The possible penalties for the offense are a fine of not more than $10,000, imprisonment for not more than six months, or both. Failure to provide the information required by this letter may result in an administrative order requiring compliance or in a civil action for appropriate relief, under Section 113(a) of the Clean Air Act, 42 U.S.C. 1857c8(a). Any person who knowingly fails or refuses to comply with such an administrative order is also guilty of a criminal offense under Section 113(c)(1) of the Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C. 1857c-8(c)(l)), and he may be punished by a fine of not more than $25,000 per day of violation, imprisonment for not more than one year, or both. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact Mr. John J. Henderson, Air Quality Enforcement Program Officer, Enforcement Division, at (214) 749-2142. p j .. ______i . . Arthur W. Busch Regional Administrator CCR 000035366 4 Enclosures: Louisiana Air Control Commission Regulations 0MB Form 158-R75, Sections I, II, III, IV, V and VI. Instructions for Completing the Air Pollutant Emissions Report (Form 158-R75). cc: Mr. John Trygg Technical Secretary Louisiana Air Control Commission N fti 18.0 CONTPOL OF AIT? POLLUTION FROM SMOTE 18.1 It is the purpose of this Regulation to establish emission stan dards for the State of. Louisiana on smoke to prevent widest!able levels of this air contaminant from occulting. 18.2 Control of Smoke. The emission of smoke from any combustion unit (other than a Hare, as described in Section 1S..`? below! or from any type of burning in a combustion unii (otner than a Haro), including the incineiation of industrial, commercial ami municipal wastes, shall to enutioiled so that the shade or appearance of the emission is nor daiker than No. 1 on the Ringelmann Smoke Chart, (oi of such opacity as to obscure vision to a degree equi valent to the above) except that emitted during the cleaning of a fire box ot the building of a new tiie, Hanging of inciwuaror, equipment changes, ash teinoval and lappmg of pteeipitatois may In* daikei than No. 1 on (he iiiugehnanu Smoke Chatl .01 lhe equi valent npnojTv) (nr a poijnd or periods nggiegaling not men- than foui (d) minutes in anv sixtv ((>0) consecutive nimnies. 18.3 The emission of smoke fiom a flare or other similar device used - g'd - 4 OCR 000035368 V * for hurnnu: in connection with pressure valve releases and for control over process upsets shall be controlled so that the shade or appearance of [lie emission is not darker rhan No. 1 on the Ringelmami Smoke Chair more than an aggregate time of six (61 hours in any ten (10) consecutive days. If it appears the emer' treaty cannot he eotitioUed in six (6) hours, the Commission shall' be notified by the emitter as soon as possible after the start of the upset period. 18.4 The restrictions in 18.3 shall not apply during shut-down and start-up periods. 15.5 The emission of smoke which passes onto or across a public road and creates a traffic hazard by impairment of visibility or intensifies an existing traffic hazard condition is prohibited. 18.6 Exclusions from Application cf this Section. Tne following * matters are excluded from Application of this section: 18.6.4 Emissions of smoke pursuatC to and in compliance with the terms of a variance granted by the Commission. 18.6.2 Emissions of smoke from an activity when both of the following conditions are met: (a) The source of emissions is in a relatively unpopu lated area of the State. (b) The Commission determines it is not technically practicable nor economically reasonable to elimi nate the emissions. 18.6.3 IVhere the presence of uncombined water is the only reason for failure of an emission to meet the requirements of IS.2 of this regulation, Section 18.2 will not apply. 18.7 Any persons claiming exclusion from the application of this section under this provision shall apply to the Commission through the Technical Secretary for exclusion. The ..ppiicuur sliall`furnish such lntonuurioii as the Commission may reasonably require to enable it to make a deteimination. The Commission may make such determination and apply such conditions as may be npnioprinfe to the activity in question. A person planted an exclusion under this piovision may be required to iiiinish the Commission with plans sausiaitory to the Commission tor imple menting any reasonable control measures which may be developed or which otheiwise become available. ,, 0 CCR 000035369 * 19.0 EMISSION STANDARDS FOR PARTICULATE MATTER 19.1 Purpose. The purpose of this section sluill be to limit the quan tity of particulate matter emitted. 19.2 Scope. This section applies to any operation, process, or activ ity from winch particulate matter js emitted except the wood pulping industry and the burning of fuel for indirect hearing in which the products of combustion do not come into direct contact with process materials. 19.3 Control of Fugitive Dust. All reasonable precautions shall be taken to prevent particulate matter from becoming ait borne. These precautions shall include but shall not be limited to the following on new sources: (a) Use of water or chemicals for control of dust in the demo lition of existing buildings or structures, construction operations, the grading of roads or the clearing of land: (b) Application of asphalt, oil, water, or suitable chemicals or dirt roads, materials stockpiles, and other surfaces which can give rise to airborne dusts: (c) Installation and use of dust collectors to enclose and vent the handling of dusty materials. Adequate contain ment methods should be employed during sandblasting or other similar operations: (dl Open bodied trucks transporting materials likely to give rise to airborne dust shall be covered at all times when in motion. (el Conducting agricultural practices such as tilling of land, application of fertilizers and insecticides in such a man ner as to prevent dust from becoming airborne: (f) Paving roadways and maintaining the roadways in a clean condition: (g) The piompt removaT.of earth or other material from paved streets onto winch oaith or other mateual has been trans ported by Mucking or earth moving equipment, etosiou by water or other means. 19.4 General. The process weight rate per hour refened to in this section shall be based upon the normal operation maximum capa - -S - CCR 000035370 city of the equipment and if such normal maxi:: uni capacifv should be increased by process or equipment chances, the new norma! nraxm wn capacity shall be used as the process weight in determining the allowable emissions. 19.5' Emission Limitations. No person shall cause, suffer, allow or permir the emission of particulate matter to the atmosphere from any process or piocess equipment in excess of the amount shown in Table 111 for the process weight rate allocated to such source. The rate of emission shall be the total of all emission points from the source. 19.5.1 ' Variances. Where upon written application of the responsi ble person or poisons the Department finds that by reason of exceptional circumstances strict conformity with any provisions of these regulations would cause undue hard ship, would be unreasonable, impractical or not feasible under the circumstances, the Commission may permit a variance from or consider a change in these regulations upon such conditions and with such time limitations as it may prescribe for prevention, control or abatement of air pollution in harmony with the intent of the State and any applicable Federal laws. No variance may permit or author ize the maintenance of a nuisance ol a danger to public, health or safety. 19.6 Degradation of Existing Emission Quality Restricted. Emissions whose quality as of the effective date of these regu lations is higher than the staudmds set forth in Table 111 shall he maintained at the higher quality unless it can be affirmatively demonstrated to the Depattment that a change m quality is justi fiable and will not be contrary to the guidelines as set forth by these regulations. 19.7 Measurement, of Concentrations. 19.7.1 The methods listed in Table IV or such equivalent methods as may he apptovedby the Department shall be urtli/.ed to determine particulate concentrations in stack gases. 19.7.2 Measurement equipment shall he periodically calibrated to comply with minimal Ameucau Bmeau of Standaids Cnteiia. 19.S More Stringent Requirements. 19.8.1 The Depattment may prescribe air quality conttol reqtiiremmitr- that ai" more rt-stiic'ive ami more ovt,.[.<uvf> than - 29 CCR 000035371 provided for in Section 19.4 if the particulate matter emitt ed is toxic, or a deleterious substance which, may affect human health or well-being or which would cause signifi cant damage to animal or plant life. 20.0 INCINERATORS 20.1 Purpose. The purpose of these regulations is to prevent the operation or construction of incinerators in such a manner as to cause air pollution. 20.2 Scope. These regulations are to apply to all incinerators oper ated or constructed in the State. 20.3 The burning capacity of an incinerator shall be the manufacturers or designers guaranteed maximum rate or such other rate as may be determined by the department in accordance with good engi neering practices. In case of conflict, the determination made by the department shall govern, 20.4 All incinerators must be approved by the department. Any person planning to install or operate an incinerator must complete and return the incinerator foitn that is available from the department. The only exceptions are incinerators that appear on the current approved list of on-site incinerators compiled by the department. 20.5 The amount of particulate matter emitted by an incmeiaior shall be determined according to ASME "Power Test Codes'' PTC-27, dated 1957 and entitled "Determining Dust Concentrations m a Gas Stieam" or us replacement or any other method approved by the department. The above publication is incorporated as part of these regulations by reference. 20.6 Restrictions on Emissions. 20,6.1 No person shall cause or permit the omissions of particu late matter from any incinerator in excess of 0.2 grains of particulate matter per standard cubic foot of dry Dus gas corrected to 50"o excess air or 12^ carbon dioxide. . 20.6.2 All incinerators must be multiehambered or of a design which the depaitment accents as being equivalent. All mnltichambered incinerators must be equipped with secondary burners or such design as to assure a temperature in the secondary combustion chamber of at least 1500F. - lit) * 4 CCR 000035372 2C.6.3 So person shall burn or cause or permit the burning of refuse in any installation which was designed for the sole purpose of burning fuel. 20.6.4 Variances. Where upon written application of the responsi. ble peisoti or persons the Department finds that by reason of exceptional circumstances strict confonmty with any provisions of these regulations would cause undue hard ship, would be unreasonable, impractical 01 not feasible under the circumstances, the Commission may permit a variance from or consider a change in these regulations upon such conditions and with such time limitations as it may prescribe for prevention, control or abatement of air pollution in harmony with the intent of the State and any _ applicable Federal laws. No variance may permit or authorize the maintenance of a nuisance, or a danger to public health or safety. 20.7 Disposal of Particulate Matter. No person shall cause or permit the handling, use, transport, or storage of any material in a man ner which allows or mav allow controllable particulate matter, fly ash, etc., to become airborne in such amounts as to cause a public nuisance or to cause amnient air quality standards to be exceeded. 21.0 EMISSION OF PARTICULATE MATTER FROM FUEL DUNNING 21.1 Purpose. The putpose of this Section shall be to limit, the quan tity of particulate matter emitted from fuel burning equipment, 21.2 Scope. This Section applies to fuel burning installations utilized for the primary purpose of producing steam, hot water, hot air or other indirect heating of liquids, gases, or solids wheie the pro ducts of combustion do not have direct contact with process materials. Fuel includes coal, coke, lignite coke bieeze, fuel oil, wood, or other fuels. When any products or by-products of a manu facturing process are burned for the same purpose oi in conjunct ion with any fuel, the same maximum emission limitations shall apply. 21.3 Emission Limitations. No person shall cause, suffer, allow or permit the emission oi particulate mutter to the atmospneie tiom any fuel burning equipment in excess of 0.6 lbs. per 1Q6BTU of - 31 - o'* heat input. The rate of emission shall be the total of all emission points from the source. 21.3.1 Vari ances. Where upon written application of the responsi ble person or persons the Department finds that by reason of exceptional circumstances strict conformity with any provisions of these regulations would cause undue hard ship, would be unreasonable, impractical or not feasible under the circumstances, the Commission may permit a variance from or consider a change in these regulations upon such conditions and with such time limitations as it may prescribe for prevention, control or abatement of air pollution in harmony with the intent of the State and any applicable Federal laws. No variance may permit or authorize the maintenance of a ,, nuisance, or a danger to public health or safety. 21.4 Degradation of Existing Emission Quality Restricted. Emissions whose qua-lir.y as of the effective date of these regula tions is higher than the standards S3t forth in Sectron 21.3 shall be maintained at the higher quality unless it can be affirmatively demonstrated to the Department that a change in quality is justi fiable and will not be contrary to trie guidelines as set lbitli by these regulations. 21.5 Measurement of Concentrations. 21.5.1 The methods listed in Table IV or such equivalent methods as may be approved by the Department shall be utilized to determine particulate concentrations in stack gases. 21.5.2 Measurement equipment shall be periodically calibrated to comply with minimal American Bureau of Standards Catena, 21.6 More Stringent Requirements. 21.6.1 The Department may prescribe air quality cotittol require ments that are more restrictive and more extrusive than provided for m Section 21.3 if the particulate matter emit ted is toxic, or a deleterious substance which may affect human health or well-being or which would cause signifi cant damage to animal or plant liie. CCR 000035374 V A22.0 CONTROL OF VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUND EMISSIONS FROM EXISTING SOURCES A22.1 Purpose. This purpose of this section shall be to limit the quantity of organic compounds emitted. A22.2 Scope. This section is applicable to any existing source from which volatile organic compounds are emitted. (Except crude oil and condensate.) A22.3 Storage of Volatile Organic Compounds. (Large tanks) No per son shall place, store or hold in any stationary tank, reservoir, or other container of more than 50,000 gallons (190,000 liters) capacity any volatile organic compounds unless such tank, reservoir or other container tank capable of is a pressure maintaining working pressiues sufficient at all times under normal operating conditions to prevent vapor or gas loss to the atmosphere or is designed and equipped with one of the fol- lpwing vapor loss control devices: _ _ (a) A floating tool', consisting of a pontoon type', double deck type roof or internal floating cover, which will rest on the surface of the liquid contents and can be equipped with a closure seal or seals to close the space between the roof edge and tank wall. This control equipment shall not be permitted if the volatile organic compounds have a vapor pressure of 11.0 pounds per square inch absolute or greater under actual storage conditions. All tank gauging and sampling devices shall be gas-tight except when gauging or sampling is taking place, (b) A vapor recovery system, consisting of a vapor gatheting system capable of collecting die volatile organic com pound vapors and gases discharged and a vapor disposal system capable of piocessing such volatile organic vapors and gases so as to prevent their emission to the atmos phere and with all tank gauging and sampling devices gas-tight except when gauging or sampling is taking place, (c) Other equivalent equipment or means as may be approved by the Commission. A22.4 Storage of Volatile Organic Compounds (Small tanks). No per son shall place, stu.e ut uuid in any new stationary tank, reservoir, or other container of more than 250 gallon (950 liter) capacity any volatile organic compounds unless the containeris 33A - 000035315 OCR V r equipped with a submerged fill pipe, a vapor recovery system or other equivalent equipment or means as may l>e approved by . the Commission. A22.5 Volatile Organic Compounds (Loading Facilities). Any load ing facility lot volatile organic compounds setvieing tanks, trucks or trailers having a capacity in excess of 200 gallons (760 liter) and having -10,000 gallons or more through put per day, averaged over any 30 day period, must be equipped with a vapot collection and disposal system or the equivalent means thereof. Provisions must be made to prevent spills dur ing the attachment and disconnection of filling lines or arms. A22.6 , Volatile Organic Compounds Water Separation, Single or mulriple compatrmenf volatile organic compound viator separators which receive effluent water containing 200 gallons (760 liters') a day or more of any volatile organic compound from any equipment processing, refining, treating, storing or handl ing volatile organic compounds shall be equipped with one of the following vapor loss control devices properly installed in good working order and in operation: (a) A container having all openings sealed and totally en closing tho liquid contents. All gauging and sampling de1 vices will be gas-tight except when gauging or sampling is taking place. (b) A container equipped with a floating roof, consisting of a pontoon type, double deck type roof, or internal float ing cover which rest on the sml'ace of the contents and be equipped with a closure seal or seals to close the space between the roof edge and container wall. All gauging and sampling devices will be gas-tight except when gaug ing or sampling is taking place. (c) A container equipped with a vapor disposal system cap able of processing such organic vapors and gases so as to prevent tluur emission to the atmosphere and with all container gauging and sampling devices gas-tmht except when gauging or sampling is taking place. (d) Other equivalent equipment or means as may bo approved by the Commission. A22.7 Pumps, Compressors, Valves, etc. All pumps and compressors handling volatile organic compounds shall be equippou with mechanical seals or other equivalent equipment or means as may be approved hv the Commission. loB CCR OOO035376  A22.7.1 Housekeeping. Best practical housekeeping and mainte nance practices must be maintained at the highest possi ble standards to reduce the quantity of volatile organic compound emissions. Emissions of volatile organic compounds must be reduced wherever feasible. A22.9 Organic Solvents. Any emission source using organic solvents having an emission of organic solvents of more than 3 pounds (1.3 kg) per hour or 15 pounds (6.8 kg) per day shall reduce the emission, where feasible, by incorporating one or more of the following control methods: (a) Incineration, provided 90% of the carbon in the organic compounds being incinerated is oxidized to carbon dioxide. (b) Carbon adsorption of the organic compounds. (c) Any other equivalent means as may be approved by the Commission. A22.10 Exemptions. Volatile organic compounds which have been shown to be virtually unreactive in the formation of oxidants, e.g., satuiated haloger.ated hydrocarbons, perchloioetliylene benzene, acetone, and Cp- C5 n-paraffins, crude oil and condensate, shall be considered exempt from these regula tions. Orher compounds which have been shown to have low reactivity, sucli as, cyclohexanone, ethyl acetate, diorhylamine, isobutyl acetate, isopropyl alcohol, methyl benzoate, 2 * nitro propane, phenyl acetate triethylamine, shall be con sidered for exemption if their control causes economic hard ship. A22.ll Variances. Where upon written application of the responsible person or persons the Department finds that by reason of ex ceptional circumstances strict conformity with any piovif tous of these regulations would cause undue hardship, would be unreasonable, impractical or nor feasible under the circum stances, the Commission may permit a variance fiom or consi der a change in these regulations upon such condition a and with such time limitations as it may prescribe for prevention, control or abatement of air pollution in harmony with the intent - 35C - CCR 000035377 A 22.8 Waste Gas Disposal - Any waste gas stream containing organic compounds from any ethylene producing plant or other ethylene emission sources shall be burned at 1300F, C704C) for 0.3 second or greater in a directs flame afterburner or an equally effective device. This section does not apply to emergency reliefs and vapor blowdown systems. Where It can be demonstrated to the Commission that the waste gas stream will not support combustion without ..'the use of auxiliary fuel or disposal cannot be practi cably accomplished by other means the Commission may waive this requirement. CCR 000035378 t of the State and any applicable F'ederal laws. N'o variance may petmit or authorize the maintenance of a nuisance, or a danger to public health or safety. A22.12 Degradation of Existing Emission Quality Restricted. Einissions whose quality as of the effective date of these regula tions is higher than the standards set forth herein shall be maintained at the higher quality unless it can be affirmatively demonstrated to the Department that a change in quality is justifiable and will not be contrary to the guidelines as set forth by these regulations. 23.0 EMISSION STANDARDS FOR THE CHEMICAL WOODPULPING INDUSTRY 23.1 Purpose. The purpose of this section shall be to limit the quan- - 35D CCR 0035379 tity of atmospheric emissions from pulp manufacturing plants. 23.2 Scope. This section applies to manufacturing facilities for the pulping of wood and the preparation and recovery of associated chemicals by the kraft process, including combined recovery systems serving other processes such as neutral sulfite pulping. 23.3 General. The pulp production rates referred to in this section shall be equivalent tons of unbleached air-dry kraft pulp. The equivalent production rate shall be calculated as actual tons of kraft pulp or on the basis that 3,000 lbs. dry solids in spent liquor represents one ton equivalent kraft pulp. Lime kiln load shall be rated on die basis of actual kraft pulp tons or on the basis that 550 pounds of rebumed lime represents one ton equi valent kraft pulp. 23.4 Emission Limitations. No person shall cause, suffer, allow or permit emissions to the atmosphere in excess of the limitations stated in this section. Notwithstanding the specific limits set forth in this section, in order to maintain the lowest possible emission of air contaminates, the highest and best practicable treatment and control currently available shall be provided in every case of new construction and/or modernization. 23.4.1 Particulate Emissions. Emission of particulate matter shall not exceed the following limits: (1) For recovery furnaces, not move than 4.0 pounds per equivalent pulp ton, (2) For smelt dissolver vents, not more than 0.5 pounds per equivalent pulp ton. (3) For lime kilns, not more than 1.0 pounds per equi valent pulp ton. . (4) For boilers fueled by bark, alone or in combination with other fuels, the provisions of Section 21 shall apply. 23.4.2 Sulfur Oxides. Emission of sulfur oxides shall not exceed the limits set forth in Section 24.7.4 of these regulations. 24.0 EMISSION STANDARDS FOE SELFUR OXIDES 24.1 Purpose. The purpose of this section shall be to limit the quan- - 36- OOOO3530O_ CCP> tity of sulfur oxides emitted. 2-1.2 Scope. IT.is section applies to any operation, process or activity from which sulfur oxides are emitted. 24.3 Responsible Persons to Have Tests Made. The Department may . teqaire any person responsible for emission of air contaminants to make or have made tests to determine the emission of air con taminants from any source, whenever die Department lias reason to believe that an emission in excess of that allowed by these regulations is occurring. The Department may specify testing methods to be used in accordance with good professional prac tice. The Depaument may observe the testing. All tests shall be conducted by reputable, qualified personnel. The Department shall be given a copy of the test results in writing and signed by the person responsible for die tests. 24.4 The Department May Make Tests. The Department may conduct tests of emissions of air contaminants from any source. Upon request of the Department the person responsible for the source to be tested shall provide necessary sampling ports in stacks or ducts and such other safe and proper sampling and testing facili ties, exclusive of instruments and for proper determination of the emission of air contaminants. 24.5 Degradation of Existing Emission Quality Restricted. Emissions whose quality as of the effective date of these regulations is higher than the standards set forth herein shall be maintained at the higher quality unless it can be affirmatively demonstrated to the Department that a change in quality is justifiable and will not be contrary to the purpose of these regulations, 24.6 Measurement of Concentrations. 24.6.1 The methods listed in Table 4 or such equivalent, method as may be approved by the Department shall be utilized to determine sulfur dioxide concentrations in stack gases. 24.6.2 Measurement equipment shall be periodically calibrated to comply with minimal American Bureau of Standards Criteria. 24.7 Emissions. Sections 24.7.1, 24.7.2, and 24.7.3 apply to now sources. 24.7.1 All retinery process gas sueums or any other pioeess gas stream that contains sulfur compounds measured as hydro gen sulfide shall be controlled by flaring or combustion. - 37 - CCR 000035381 Small units may be exempted from this section by the Department. 24.7.2 The emissions of sulfur dioxide from sulfuric acid produc tion units shall be limited to 6.5 pounds per ton (3.25 kg/metric ton) of 100% acid produced. This is equivalent to a stack, gas concentration of 250 to 550 ppm of sulfur dioxide by volume, depending on the strength of the feed gas. ' 24. 7.3 The emission of sulfur oxides calculated as sulfur dioxide from a sulfur recovery plant shall be limited to 0.01 pound (kg) per pound (kg) of sulfur processed.This emission limi tation corresponds to a sulfur dioxide concentration of ap proximately 1,300 ppm by volume. 24.7.4 Existing Sources. No person shall cause or permit the emission of sulfur dioxide, sulfur trioxide and sulfuric acid mist, from any source, in such manner and amounts that the maximum concentrations attributable to such emissions at any point beyond the premises on which the source is located exceeds those values set forth in Table I. Nor shall any person discharge gases which contain con centrations of SO2 which exceeds 2000 ppm by volume at standard conditions. 24.8 Variances. Where upon written application of the responsible person or persons the Department finds that by reason ot excep tional circumstances strict conformity with any provisions of these regulations would cause undue hardship, would be unrea sonable, impractical or not feasible under the circumstances, the Commission may permit a variance from or consider a change in these regulations upon such conditions and with such time limi tations as it may prescribe lor prevention, control or abatement of air pollution in harmony with the intent of the State and any applicable Federal laws. No variance may permit or autliotize the maintenance of a nuisance, or a danger to public health or safety. CCR 000035382 26.0 EMISSION STANDARDS FOR THE NITRIC ACID INDUSTRY- 26.1 Purpose. The purpose of this section shall be to limit the quan tity of atmospheric emissions from nitric acid plants. 26.2 Scope. This section is applicable to all nitric acid production units in the State of Louisiana. 26.3 Exemptions. 26.3.1 Start-Up Provisions. A four hour start-up exemption from emission regulations is provided for plants which have been shut-down. It is recognized that existing nitrogen oxide abatement equipment is effective only at normal oper ating temperatures. This provision allows the necessaty time to bring up a facility from a cold start to near steady state condition. 26.3.2 On-Line Operating Adjustments. A four hour exemption from emission regulations will be extended to plants where upsets have caused excessive emissions and on-line oper ating changes will eliminate a temporary condition. After such an event a complete report, in writing, explaining the conditions and duration of the upset shall be submitted to the department within seven calendar days. It is expected that the application of this provision will be infrequent and that ambient air quality will not be significantly affected. The Department teserves the tight to review excessive use of this provision on an individual basis. 26.4 Emissions. The emission of nitrogen oxides, calculated as nitro gen dioxide, from nitric acid production units shall be limited to 6.5 pounds per ton (3.3 kg/metnc ton) of 100% acid produced. This emission limitation is equivalent to a nit- \gen dioxide con centration of approximately 500 ppm by volume. 26.5 Responsible Persons to Have Tests Made. The Department may require any person responsible for emission of air contaminants to make or have made tests to determine the emission of air con taminants horn any source, whenever the Department has icason to believe that an emission in excess of that allowed by these regulations is occulting. Tne Department may specity testing methods to he used in accordance with good professional prac tice. The Department may observe the testing. All tests shall he conducted by reputable, qualified personnel. The Department shall be given a copy of the test results in writing and signed by the person responsible for the tests. - 40 - CCR 000035383 26.S The Department May Make Tests, the Department may conduct tests ot emissions ot atr contaminants from any source. Upon recuost of the Depattmeut the petson tesponstble for the source to be tested shall provide necessary sampling ports in stacks or ducts and such other safe and proper sampling and testing facili ties, exclusive of instruments and for proper determination of the emission of air contaminants. 26.7 Degradation of Existing Emission Quality Restricted. Emissions whose quality as of the effective date of these regulations is higher than the standards set forth herein shall be maintained at the higher quality unless it can be affirmatively demonstrated to the Department that a change in quality is justifiable and will not be contrary to the purpose of these regulations. 26.8 Measurement of Concentrations. 26.8.1 The methods listed in Table 4 or such equivalent method as may be approved by the Department shall be utilized to determine oxide of nitrogen concentrations in stack gases. 26.8.2 Measurement equipment shall be periodically calibrated to Comply with minimal American Bureau of Standards Criteria. CCR 000035394 I Instructions for Completing the Air Pollutant Emissions Report (Form 158-R75) The data requested are to be supplied as they pertain to the following pollutants: particulate matter, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and hydrocarbons If these pollutants are not emitted, only Section I need be completed; check to indicate this at the bottom of page 1 and sign in the space provided. Section I requests general information on the size and location of the plant, institution, or establishment. Sources of pollution must be located on a map by EPA to within 100 meters, thus, more than the plant or establishment address is requested. Give the distance and direction to the nearest cross streets, crossroads or landmark. Where there is more than one building or where sources of pollution are separated by more than 50 meters, enclose a sketch, map or engineering drawing on which sources (stacks, vents, etc.) are located and identified by source code. Indicate the north direction and scale on the sketch or map. Section II (two pages) relates to fuel combustion; Section III, to the disposal of combustible solid and liquid wastes; Section IV, to manufacturing, processes, and other operations; Section V, to air cleaning equipment; and Section VI, to stack and pollutants emission data. In Sections II through VI, the first column is headed "Source Code". Footnote "a" of Section II through IV describes the designation of source codes. A source code is unique for each source of pollutants so it may be used to relate a fuel combustion source, a waste disposal source, or a process and operations source In Sections II through IV with its air cleaning equipment data in Section V and its stack and 1 CCR 000035385 r pollutants emission data in Section VI. A boiler in Section II would be related by its source code (e.g.t I la) to its air cleaning equip ment in Section V and its stack and pollutant emissions data reported in Section VI using the same source code. The attached list of example sources. Attachment A, provides identification numbers, (an eight digit I.D. code) which are to be used instead of word descriptions for "Type of Unit" (column 4) in Section II, "Method of Disposal" (column 5) in Section III, and "Process or Operation" (column 2) in Section IV. A source must be appropriately described by the example to use the identification number. Example listings in Attachment A which end with "other not classified" or "general/other" do not appropriately describe processes or operations; do not use. Attachment B lists example air cleaning equip ment, each with an identification number, ID code (see footnote instruction "b" of Section V). Air cleaning equipment to remove,a pollutant (e.g., particulates) from a source may consist of a combination of two or more types, report all types and the arrangement of the combinations. The normal operating schedule is essential data for each pollutant source. If sources reported in Sections II, III or IV have normal operating schedules different from that reported in the space provided, enclose, on a separate sheet, the normal operating schedule of each such source and identify the source by its source code. Sources, boilers or process units may be grouped, combined (see Instruction for Sections II and IV) when units are essentially Identical or discharge through the same stack or common emissions control equipment. The combined capacity of grouped boilers should not exceed 10 million BTU per hour. Report the number of units which have been grouped. If units which are grouped discharge through separate stacks, report stack data for one typical, representative stack. 2 CCR 000035386 Fuel combustion sources, reported In Section II Includes Internal combustion units, turbines and fuel combustion for kilns, dryers,, etc. Where combustion is a part of a process as in kilns, dryers,foundaries, glass melt tanks, etc., this Is indicated In Section II, pages 2 and 3, by using the process source code (e.g. IVa, IVb, etc.). Waste materials as bark, woodwaste, and waste solvents used as fuel In boilers or dryers will be reported In the combustion section. Section II (do not report in the waste disposal section). Give the heat content.ash and sulfur contents of special fuels and wastes used as fuel. Solvents, liquid and gas fuels handling and storage operations which have losses to the air are reported as sources. Report the units (pounds, tons, gallons, barrels or 1C)3 cubic feet) for any quantity which is reported. Pollutants from each source are reported separately. 3 CCR 000035387 Attachment A Table of Contents Source Coding Table* SC ID 1 II 1 01 1 02 1 03 2 01 2 02 2 03 2 04 3 01 3 02 3 03 3 04 3 05 3 06 3 07 3 09 3 20 3 30 3 90 4 01 4 , 02 4 03 4 04 4 05 4 90 5 01 5 02 5 03 External Combustion Boiler - Electric Generation External Combustion Boiler - Industrial External Combustion Boiler - Commercial Institutional Internal Combustion Boiler - Electric Generation Internal Combustion Boiler - Industrial Internal Combustion Boiler - Commercial Institutional Internal Combustion Boiler - Engine testing Industrial Processes - Chemical MFG Industrial Processes - Food/Agri culture Industrial Processes - Primary Metals Industrial Processes - Secondary Metals Industrial Processes - Mineral Products Industrial Processes - Petroleum Industry Industrial Processes - Wood Products Industrial Processes - Metal Fabrication Industrial Processes - Leather Products Industrial Processes - Textile Manufacture v. Industrial Processes - In Process Fuel Point Source Evaporation - Cleaning Solvent Point Source Evaporation - Surface Coating Point Source Evaporation - Petroleum Storage Point Source Evaporation - Miscellaneous Organic Storage Point Source Evaporation - Printing Press Point Source Evaporation - Miscellaneous Hydrocarbon Evaporation Solid Haste - Government Solid Waste - Commercial Institutional Solid Waste - Industrial The SC ID represents the first two categories of the source code, 4 CCR 000035388 SOURCE CODING TABLE Attachment A-l sc- id SC CATEGORY NAMES 1 II III IV I II III IV UMTS 1 01 001 01 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 001 02 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 001 03 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 001 04 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 001 05 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 001 06 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 001 99 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 002 01 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 002 02 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 002 03 EXTCOMB BOILER I 01 002 04 EXTCOMB boiler I 01 002 05 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 002 06 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 002 07 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 002 08 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 002 09 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 002 10 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 002 11 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 002 12 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 002 99 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 003 01 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 003 02 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 003 03 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 003 04 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 003 05 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 003 06 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 003 07 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 003 08 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 003 09 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 003 10 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 003 11 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 003 12 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 003 13 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 003 14 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 003 15 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 0 0 A 01 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 004 02 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 004 03 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 005 01 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 005 02 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 005 03 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 006 01 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 006 02 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 006 03 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 007 01 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 007 02 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 007 03 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 008 01 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 Oil 02 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 Oil 03 EXTCOMB boiler (ELECTRIC GENERATNI ANTHRACITE COAL I ELECTRIC GENERATN!ANTHRACITE COAL I ELECTRIC GENERATNIANTHBACITE COAL I ELECTRIC GENERATN!ANTHRACITE COAL I ELECTRIC GENERATNIANTHRACITE COAL !ELECTRIC GENERATNIANTHRACITE COAL (ELECTRIC GENERATNIANTHRACITE COAL [ELECTRIC GENERATN)BITUMINOUS COAL I ELECTRIC GENERATN!BITUMINOUS COAL I ELECTRIC GENERATNI BITUMINOUS COAL (ELECTRIC GENERATNIBITUMINOUS COAL IElECTRIC GENERATNIBITUMINOUS COAL I ELECTRIC GENERATNIBITUMINOUS COAL IELECTRIC GENERATNIBITUMINOUS COAL IELECTRIC GENERATNIBITUMINOUS COAL (ELECTRIC GENERATNIBITUMINOUS COAL IELECTRIC GENERATNIBITUMINOUS COAL (ELECTRIC GENERATNIBITUMINOUS COAL IELECTRIC GENERATNIBITUMINOUS COAL IELECTRIC GENERATNIBITUMINOUS COAL IELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE IELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE IELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE IELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE IELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE I ELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE (ELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE (ELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE [ELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE IELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE IELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE IELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE IELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE IELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE (ELECTRIC GENERATNILIGNITE IELECTRIC GENERATNIRESIDUAL OIL IELECTRIC GENERATNI RESIDUAL OIL IELECTRIC GENERATNI RES I DUAL OIL IELECTRIC GENERATNI DISTILLATE OIL IELECTRIC GENERATN)DISTILLATE OIL (ELECTRIC GENERATNIDISTILLATE OIL I ELECTRIC GENERATNINATURAL GAS IELECTRIC GENERATNINATURAL GAS (ELECTRIC GENERATNINATURAL GAS IELECTRIC GENERATNIPROCESS GAS (ELECTRIC GENERATNIPROCESS GAS (ELECTRIC GENERATNIPROCESS GAS IELECTRIC GENERATN)COKE IELECTRIC GENERATNI BAGASSE IELECTRIC GENERATNI BAGASSE *1OOMM6TU PULVIZDI TONS BURNED >100MM8TU STOKERS I TONS BURNEO 10-100MMBTU PULVDI TONS BURNED 10-100MMBTU STOKRI TONS BURNED <1OMMBTU PULVIZEDI TONS BURNEO <1OMMBTU STOKER I TONS BURNED OTHER/NOT CLASIFOI TONS BURNED >1OOMMBTU PULVtfETI TONS BURNED >10OMMBTU PULVDflYI TONS BURNED >10QMMBTU CYCLONE! TONS BURNED >100MMBTU SPDSTKRI TONS BURNEO >100MM8TU/HR OFSKI TONS BURNED 10-1OOMMBTU PULWTI TONS BURNED 10 -- 10OMMBTU PULOYI TONS BURNED 10-100MMBTU OFSTKI TONS BURNED 10-10OMMBTU UFSTKI TONS BURNED <1OMMBTU OFSTOKERI TONS BURNED <1OMMBTU UPSTGKERI TONS BURNED <1OMMBTU PULV-DRYI TONS BURNED OTHER/NOT CLASIFDI TONS BURNED >1OOMMBTU PULVWETI TONS BURNEO >10OMMBTU PULVDRYI TONS BURNEO >100MM8TU CTCLONEI TONS BURNED > 1 OOMMBTU OF STKRI TONS BURNEO > 1 OOMMBTU UF STKRI TONS BURNED M00MM8TU SPDSTKRI TONS BURNEO 10-100MMBTU OYPULI TONS BURNED 10-100MMBTU VTPUL I TONS BURNED 10-10OMMBTU OFSTKI TONS, BURNED 10-10OMMBTU UFSTKI TONS BURNED 10-10 OMMBTUSPOSTKI TONS BURNED <1OMMBTU PULV DRY I TONS BURNED <1OMMBTU OF STOKRI TONS BURNEO <1OMMBTU UF STOKRI TONS BURNED <1OMMBTU SPOSTOKRI TONS BURNED >100MM8TU/HR GENLI lOOOGALLONS BURNED 10-1OOMMBTU/HRGNLI lOOOGALLONS BURNEO <1OMMBTU/HR GENL I lOOOGALLONS BURNED > 1 00 MMBTU/HR GENLI lOOOGALLONS BURNED 10 --10 OMMBTU/HRGNLI lOOOGALLONS BURNED <1OMMBTU/HR GENL I lOOOGALLONS BURNED >100MMBTU/HR | MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 10-10 OMMBTU/HR I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNEO < 1 OMMBTU/HR I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED > 1 0QMM8TU/HR I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 10-100MMBTU/HR I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED <<10MMBTU/HR I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNEO > 1 0 OMMH TU/HR I TONS BURNED 1 0-100MM8TU/HR I TONS BURNEO < 1 OMMBTU/hR I TONS BUHNEO 000035389 1 o -o 30 o o o o u> Ul o o Attachment A-2 SC It) I II III IV I' 1 01 012 01 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 012 02 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 012 03 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 999 97 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 01 999 99 EXTCOMB boiler 1 01 999 99 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 02 001 01 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 02 001 02 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 02 001 03 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 02 001 04 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 001 05 EXTCOMB BOIt ER 1 02 001 09 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 02 001 07 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 001 99 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 01 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 02 002 02 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 03 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 04 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 05 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 06 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 02 002 07 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 09 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 09 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 10 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 11 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 12 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 13 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 14 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 002 99 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 01 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 02 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 03 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 04 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 05 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 02 003 06 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 07 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 06 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 09 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 10 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 11 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 12 EXTCOMB BOILER t 02 003 13 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 02 003 14 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 15 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 003 16 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 004 01 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 004 02 EXTCOMB boiler 1 02 004 03 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 02 005 01 EXTCOMB BOILER 1 02 005 02 EXTCOMB BOILER SC CATEGORY NA*ES II III IV UNITS (ELECTRIC GENEPATN (SOLID VASTE/COAL 1>100MMBTU/Hft (TONS BURNED (ELECTRIC GENERATNI SOLID WASTE/COAL 110-100MMBTU/HR |TONS BURNED (ELECTRIC 6ENERATN1 SOLID WASTE/COAL )<10MMBTU/HR (TONS BURNED IELECTRIC GENERATN1 OTHER/NOT CLASIFO ISPECIFY IN REMARK 1 MILLION CUBIC FEET -BURNED (ELECTRIC GENERATN1 OTHER/NOT CLASIFD1SPECIFT IN REMARK!1000 GALLON (LIQUID) BURNED IELECTRIC GENERATN!OTHER NOT CLASIFD1SPECIFT IN REMARK 1 TONS BURNED (SOLID) (INDUSTRIAL 1 ANTHRACITE COAL (>100MMBTU/HR PULVITONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL |ANTHRACITE COAL 1>100MMBTU/HR STKRITONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL (ANTHRACITE COAL I10-100MMBTU PULVDITONS BURNED lINDUSTRIAL 1ANTHFACITE COAL I10-100MMBTU STKH I TONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 ANTHRACITE COAL 1 < 10MMBTU/HR PULVDITONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 ANTHRACITE COAL (<)OMMBTU/HR STKR 1 TONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL ianthracite COAL 1 <10MMBTU/HR HNOFRITONS BURNED ( INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 ANTHRACITE COAL ibituminous COAL (BITUMINOUS COAL iother/not clasifditons BURNED 1 >100MMBTU PULVWETITONS BURNED 1 >100MMBTU PULVDRY1 TONS BURNED |industrial (BITUMINOUS COAL 1>10OMMRTU CYCLONE 1 TONS BURNEO (INDUSTRIAL 181TUMI NOUS COAL 1>10 0MMH TU SPOSTKRITONS BUhNED 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 BITUMINOUS COAL 110"100MMBTU OFSTKITONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL (BITUMINOUS COAL ! 10" 1 QQMM8TU UFSTK1 TONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL (BITUMINOUS' COAL 110-100MMBTU PULWTI TONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 BITUMINOUS COAL 110"100MMBTU PULDY(TONS BURNED tINDUSTRIAL (BITUMINOUS COAL 1 1 0-100MMBTUSPDSTK|TONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL (BITUMINOUS COAL 1<10MM8TU OFD STKRITONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL (BITUMINOUS COAL 1 <1OMMBTU UFD STKRITONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL 1BITUMINOUS COAL 1 <1OMMBTU PULV DRY|TONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL (BITUMINOUS COAL 1 <1 OMMBTU SPD STKRITONS BURNEO - 1 INDUSTRIAL (BITUMINOUS COAL 1 <1OMMBTU HANDFIREITONS BURNED (INDUSTRIAL 1 BITUMINOUS COAL IOTHER/nOT CLASIFDITONS BURNEO 1 INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE 1>1DOMMHTU PULVMETITONS BUHNED 1 INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE 1 >1OOMMBTU PULVDRYITONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE l>100MM9TU CYCLONE 1 TONS BURNED (INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE 1 >10OMMBTU OFSTKR I TONS BURNED | INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE t >10 OMMBTU UFSTKR 1 TONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL ILI6NITE 1 >1OOMMBTU SPOSTKRITONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE 1t 0-10 OMMBTU DYPUL1 TONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE 1I0-1OOMMBTU WTPULITONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE 110"!OOMMBTU OFSTKITONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE 1101OOMMBTU UFSTK|TONS BURNED (INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE 1 10-10 0MMBTUSPDSTK!TONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE 1<1OMMBTU PULV DRY I TONS BURNEO 1 INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE 1 <IOMMBTU OF ST OKH 1 TONS BURNEO 1 INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE 1 <10MMBTU UFSTOKH I TONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL ILIGNITE 1<1OMMBTU FANOFIREtTONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL |INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL |INDUSTRIAL (INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL (LIGNITE IRESIDUAL OIL IRESIQUAL OIL IRESIDUAL OIL (DISTILLATE OIL 1 OISTILLATE OIL 1<1OMMBTU SPDSTKR (TONS 1>10 OMMBTU/HR 11000 I10-100MMBTU/HR 11000 K10MMBTU/HR |1000 (>100MMBTU/HR 11000 110-100MMBTU/HR |1000 BURNED GALLONS GALLONS GALLONS GALLONS GALLONS BURNED BURNEO BURNED BURNED BURNED OCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 3 9 1 sc ID I II III IV 1 02 005 03 1 02 000 01 1 02 006 02 1 02 006 03 1 02 007 01 1 02 007 02 1 02 007 03 1 02 00B 02 1 02 008 03 1 02 009 02 1 02 009 03 1 02 010 02 1 02 010 03 1 02 Oil 02 1 02 Oil 03 1 02 999 97 1 02 999 96 1 02 999 99 1 03 001 05 1 03 001 06 1 03 001 07 1 03 001 08 1 03 001 09 1 03 001 10 1 03 001 99 1 03 002 05 1 03 002 06 1 03 002 07 1 03 002 08 1 03 002 09 1 03 002 10 1 03 002 11 1 03 002 12 1 03 002 13 1 03 002 14 1 03 002 99 1 03 003 05 1 03 003 06 1 03 003 07 1 03 003 06 1 03 003 09 1 03 003 10 1 03 003 11 1 03 003 12 1 03 003 13 1 03 003 14 1 03 004 01 1 03 004 02 1 03 004 03 1 03 005 01 I BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER boiler BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILEP BOILED BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER BOILER Attachment A-3 SC CATEGORY NAMES II III IV UNITS I INDUSTRIAL IOISTILLATE OIL I <10MMBTU/HR 11000 GALLONS BURNED (INDUSTRIAL (NATURAL GAS I >100MM8TU/HK I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED l INDUSTRIAL I NATURAL GAS II 0-10 OMMBTU/HR I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED (INDUSTRIAL I NATURAL GAS X10MM8TU/HR I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED I INDUSTRIAL I PROCESS GAS I >1OOMMBTU/HR I MILL I ON CUBIC FEET BURNED I INDUSTRIAL 1 PROCESS GAS 110 -- 10 OMMBTU/HR I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED | INDUSTRIAL I PROCESS GAS I < 1 OMMBTU/HR IMILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED (INDUSTRIAL I COKE I 10-1OOMMBTU/HR (TONS BURNED (INDUSTRIAL ICOKE I<1OMMBTU/HR (TONS BURNED |INDUSTRIAL IWOOD IWOOD WASTE BOILER I TONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL I ROOD ISMALL HANDFIRE ' I TONS BURNED (industrial ILIQ PETROLEUM GAS II0-100MM9TU/HR I1000GALLONS BURNED I INDUSTRIAL ILIQ PETROLEUM GAS I <1OMMBTU/HR I 1 00OGALLONS BURNED ( INDUSTRIAL (BAGASSE I 10-1OOMMBTU/HR I TONS BURNED (INDUSTRIAL (BAGASSE I < I 0 MMBTU/HR (TONS BURNED (INDUSTRIAL IOTHER/NOT CLASIFO ISPECIFY IN REMARK IMILLION CUBIC FEET BURNEO I INDUSTRIAL I OTHER/NOT CLASIFO ISPECIFY IN REMARK I 1000 GALLON BURNED (LIQUID) I INDUSTRIAL I OTHER NOT CLASIFO ISPECIFY IN REMARK (TONS BURNED (SOLID) I COMMERCE-INSTUTNL lANTHRACITE COAL I lO-IOOMMBTU PULWT I TONS BURNED )COMMERCE-INSTUTNL I ANTHRACITE COAL I lti-lOOMMBTU PULDY I TONS BURNED ICOMMERCL-INSTUTNL IANThwaCITE COAL I10-100MM8TUSPDSTK I TONS BURNEO (COMMERCE-INSTUTNL lANTHRACITE COAL I<1OMMBTU PULV1 ZED I TONS BURNED ICOMMEHCL-INSTUTNL (ANTHRACITE COAL I<1OMMBTU STOKER I TONS BURNED | COMMERCL-1NSTUTNL (ANTHRACITE COAL I<10MMBTU SPDSTOKR (TONS BURNED (COMMERCL-INSTUTNL (ANTHRACITE COAL IOTHER/NOT CLASIFD (TONS BURNED ICOMMERCL-1NSTUTNL IBITUMINOUS COAL 110-100MMBTU PULWT (TONS BURNED |COMMERCE-INSTUTNL I flITUMINOUS COAL I 10-10OMMBTU PULDY I TONS BURNED ICOMMERCL-INSTUTNL I BITUMINOUS COAL 110-1OOMMBTU OFSTK I TONS BURNED (COMMERCL-1NSTUTNL IBITUMI NOUS COAL I1O-1OOMM0TU UFSTK I TONS BURNED ICOMMERCL-INSTUTNL (BITUMINOUS COAL I 10-100 MMB TUSPOSTK I TONS BURNED ICOMMERCL-INSTUTNL IBITUMINOUS COAL I 10-1OOMMBTU HANFR (TONS BURNED ICOMMERCL-INSTUTNL IRITUMI NOUS COAL X10MMBTU OFSTOKER (TONS BURNED ICOMMERCL-INSTUTNL IBITUMINOUS COAL 1<10MMBTU UFSTOKER (TONS BURNED ICOMMERCL-INSTUTNL IBITUMINOUS COAL I<1OMMBTU SPDSTOKR I TONS BURNED ICOMMERCL-INSTUTNL I BI`. 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MFG I HYDROCHLORIC ACID IOTHER/NOT CLASIFDI TONS FINAL ACID 3 01 012 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG I HYDROFLUORIC ACID (ROTRYKILNW/SCMUBRI TONS ACID 3 01 012 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MEG I HYDROFLUORIC ACID (RCTRYKILNW/OSCRUBI TONS ACID 3 01 012 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG I HYDROFLUORIC ACID IGRINO/DRY FLUOSPRl TONS FLUORSPAR 3 01 012 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG I HYDROFLUORIC ACID IOTHER/NOT CLASIFDI TONS ACID 3 01 013 0 1 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MEG INITRTC ACID I AMMONlAOXIDATNOLDI TONS PURE ACID PRODUCED M> 3 01 013 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MEG 3 01 013 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MEG INITRIC ACIO INITRIC ACIO I A MMON I AOX 10ATNNF W( TONS PUE ACID PRODUCED INITACD CONCTB OLDI TONS PURE AC.ID PRODUCED 3 01 013 OA INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG INITRIC ACID INITACD CONCTR NEWI TONS PUhE ACIO PRODUCED 3..01 013 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG INITRIC ACID-WEAK iuncontrolled i TONS PURE ACID PRODUCED 3 01 013 06 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG INITRIC ACIO-wEAK IW/CATYL/COMBUSTERI TONS PUkE ACID PRODUCED 3 01 013 07 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG INITRIC AC ID-STRNG I UNCONTROLLED I TONS PUhE ACID PRODUCED 3 01 013 OB INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG INITRIC ACID-STRNG IW/ABSORBERS I TONS PURE ACID PRODUCED 3 01 013 99 INDUSTRIAL procesichemical-mfg INITRIC ACID IOTHER/NOT CLASIFDI TONS PURE ACID PRODUCED 3 01 0 1 A 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHFMICAL MFG IPAINT MFG IGENERAL I TONS PRODUCED 3 01 0 1 A 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG lAINT MFG IPIGHENT KILN I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 014 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG IRAINT MFG IOTHER/NOT CLASFD I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 015 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG I VARNISH MFG IBODYING OIL GENL I TONS PRODUCED 3 01 015 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG I VARNISH MFG ioleoaesinous genli TONS PRODUCED CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 3 9 3 3 01 015 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG I YARNISH MFG IALKYD GENERAL I TONS PROOUCED 3 01 015 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG IVAFNI5H MFG IACRYLIC GENERAL I TONS PRODUCED 3 01 01S 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG I YARNISH MFG IOTHER/NOT CLASFD I TONS PRODUCED 3 01 016 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG IPHOS-ACID WETPROC IREACTOR-UMCONTLD I TONS PHOSPHATE ROCK 3 01 016 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MEG IPHOS-SCID WETPROC I GYPSUM POND I TONS PHOSPHATE HOCK 3 01 016 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG IPHOS-ACID WETPROC ICONOENSR-UNCONTLDI TONS PHOSPHATE ROCK 3 01 016 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG IPHOS-ACID WETPROC IOTHER/NOT CLASFD I TONS PROOUCED 3 01 017 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG IPHOS-ACID THERMAL (GENERAL I TONS PHOSPHOROUS BURNED 3 01 017 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG IPHOS-ACID THERMAL (OTHEH/NOT CLASFD t TONS PRODUCED 3 01 016 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG (PLASTICS IPVC-GENERAL I TONS PRODUCED 3 01 013 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 013 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG (PLASTICS (PLASTICS I POLYPROD-GENERAL I TONS PRODUCED IBAKELITE-GENERAL I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 016 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG (PLASTICS (OTHEP/NOT CLASFD I TONS PROOUCED 3 01 019 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 020 01 industrial PROCESICHEMICAL MFG IPHTHALIC ANHYDRID (UNCONTROLLED-SENLI TONS PROOUCED IPRINTING INK ICOOKING-GENERAL I TONS PRODUCED 1 3 01 020 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG IPBINTING INK ICOOKING-OILS I TONS PRODUCED Attachment A-6 SC ID I 11 in IV I SC CATESOKY NAMES 11 III IV UNITS 3 01 020 03 industrial PROCESICHEMICAL MEG 3 01 020 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL mfg 3 01 020 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL mfg 3 01 020 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 021 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 021 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 021 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 022 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 023 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 023 04 INDUSTRIAL- PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 023 06 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 023 OP INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 023 10 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 023 12 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 023 14 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 023 16 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 023 18 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 023 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL mfg 3 01 024 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 024 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 024 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 024 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 024 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL hF G 3 01 024 06 INDUSTRIAL PPOCES1 CHEMICAL MFG 3 01 024 08 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 024 10 INDUSTRIAL PPOCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 024 12 industrial PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 024 14 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 024 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 025 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 025 05 INDUSTRIAL PPOCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 025 10 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 025 99 INDUSTRIAL PPOCES1CHEMIC4L MFG 3 01 026 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 026 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 026 03 industrial PROCESICHEHICAL MFG 3 01 026 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 026 05 industrial PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 026 06 industrial PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 0 26 07 industrial PROCESICHEMICAL mfg 3 01 026 06 industrial PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 026 09 industrial PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 026 20 industrial PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 026 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 027 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 027 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL mfg 3 01 027 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 027 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCES1 CHEMICAL MFG 3 01 027 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG 3 01 027 06 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEMICAL MFG (PRINTING INK ICOOKING-OLEORESIN ITONS PRODUCED (PRINTING INK 1 COOKING--ALKYDS (TONS PRODUCED (PRINTING INK 1PIGHENT MIXINGGEN ITONS PIGMENT (PRINTING INK 1 OTHER/NOT CLASFO 1 TONS PRODUCED (SODIUM CARBONATE (AMMONIA RECOVERY 1 TONS PRODUCED (SODIUM CARBONATE (HANDLING (TONS PRODUCED ISODIUM CARBONATE 1 OTHER/NOT CLASFO ITONS PRODUCED IH2S04 -CHAMBER (GENERAL 1 TONS PURE ACID 1H2S04-C0NTACT 199.7 CONVERSION i TONS PURE ACID 1 H2S04-CONTACT 199.5 CONVERSION 1 TONS PURE ACID IH2S04-CONTACT 199.0 CONVERSION 1 TONS PURE ACID (H2S04-CONTACT 193.0 CONVERSION 1 TONS PURF ACID (H2S04-CONTACT 197.0 CONVERSION 1 TONS PURE ACID IH2S04-CONTACT 196.0 CONVERSION (TONS PURE ACID 1 H2S04-CONTACT 195.0 CONVERSION 1 TONS PURE ACID 1 H2S04-CONTACT 194.0 CONVERSION 1 TONS PURE ACID 1 H2S04-C0NTACT 193.0 CONVERSION 1 TONS PURE ACID IH2S04-CONTACT IOTHEP/NOT CLASFO 1 TONS PRODUCED ISYNTHETIC FIBERS 1 NYLON GENERAL 1 TONS fiber ISYNTHETIC FIBERS (DACRON GENERAL 1 TONS FIBER ISYNTHETIC FIBERS IORLON ITONS PRODUCT ISYNTHETIC FIBERS (ELASTIC ITONS PRUOUCT ISYNTHFTIC FIBERS iteflon ITONS PROOUCT ISYNTHETIC FIBERS 1 POLYESTER 1 TONS product (SYNTHETIC FIBERS INOMEX ITONS PROOUCT ISYNTHETIC FIBERS 1 ACRYLIC ITONS PRODUCT ISYNTHFTIC FIBERS ITYVEX 1 TONS PRUOUCT ISYNTHETIC FIBERS (OLEFINS ITONS PRODUCT ISYNTHETIC FIBERS 1 0IHERS/NOT CLASFO1 TONS PRODUCED ISEMISYNTHTICFIBR I rayon general ITONS FIBER (SEMISYNTHTICFIBR (ACETATE 1 TONS PROOUCED 1 SEMISYNTHETICF18RIVISCOSE 1 TONS PRODUCED ISEMISYNTHTICFIBR 1 OTHERS/NOT CLASFD(TONS PROOUCED ISYN'HETIC RUBBER (BUTADIENE-GENERAL 1 TONS PROOUCT ISYNTHETIC RUBBER IMETHYLPROPENE-GNL(TONS PRODUCT ISYNTHETIC RUBBER IBUTYNE GENERAL ITONS PRODUCT ISYNTHETIC RUBBER (PENTADIENE-GENRL 1 TONS PROOUCT ISYNTHETIC RUBBER 1DIMETHHEPTNE GENLITONS PROOUCT ISYNTHETIC RUBBER 1 PENTANE-GENERAL 1 TONS PRODUCT ISYNTHETIC RUBBER iethanemtrile-geni TONS PROOUCT ISYNTHETIC RUBBER 1 ACRYLONITRILE-GENItons PRODUCT ISYNTHETIC RUBBER 1 ACROLEIN-GENERAL 1 TONS PRODUCT ISYNTHETIC RUBBER IAUT0 TIRES GENEPLITONS PROOUCT ISYNTHETIC RUBBER 1 OTHER/NOT CLASFD ITONS PRODUCT IFERTILI2 AMONNITRIPRILTWR-NEUTRLIZR ITONS PRODUCED IFERTILIZ AMONNITRIPRILLING TOmEH ITONS PRODUCED IFERTILIZ AMONNITR1 PRILTKR-ORYCOOLPS1 TONS PRODUCED IFERTILIZ AMONNITR1GkANULAT-NEUTLIZR1 TONS PRODUCED IFERTILIZ AMONNITRIGRANULATOR ITONS PROOUCED IFERTILIZ AMONNJTRIGPANULAT-DRYCOOLRITONS PRODUCED PRODUCED PRODUCED PRODUCED PRODUCED PROOUCEO PRODUCED PRODUCED PRODUCED PRODUCED PRODUCED OCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 3 9 4 Attachment A-7- SC ID- SC CATEGORY NAMES I II III IV I II III IV UNITS - 3 01 0 28 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG IFERTILIZ-NSUPPHOS I GRIND-DRY I TONS PRODUCED 3 01 0 28 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG IFERTILIZ-NSUPPHOS (MAIN STACK I TONS PRODUCED 3 01 029 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI CHEMICAL HFG ifertiliz-trpsphos IRUN OF PILE I TONS PRODUCED 3 01 029 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG IFERTILI/-TRPSPHOS (GRANULAR I TONS PRODUCED 3 01 030 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG IFERTILIZ-OIAHPHOS IDPYER-COOLERS I TONS PRODUCED 3 01 030 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG I FERTILIZ-0IAHPHOS IAMONIAT-GRANULATEI TONS PRODUCED 3 01 030 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG (FERTILIZER I OTHER/NOT CLASIFDI TONS PRODUCED 3 01 031 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG ITEREPTHALIC ACID |HN03*PARAXYLENGENI TONS PRODUCED 3 01 031 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG ITEREPTHALIC ACID I OTHER/NOT CLASIFDI TONS PRODUCED 3 01 032 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG I SULFUR(ELEMENTAL) IMOD-CLAUS 2STAGE I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 032 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG I SULFUR(ELEHENTAL) IHOD-CLAUS 3STAGE I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 032 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG ISULFUR(ELEMENTAL) IHOO-CLAUS AST AGE I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 032 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG I SULFUR(ELEHENTAL) I OTHER/NOT CLASIFDI TONS PRODUCT 3 01 033 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG (PESTICIDES IHALATHION I GALLONS OF PRODUCT 3 01 033 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG I PESTICIDES I OTHER/NOT CLASIFDI TONS PRODUCED 3 01 03 A 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG IAMINES/AHIDES IGENERAL/OTHER I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 035 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG (PIGMFNT-INORGAN I CALCINATION I TONS OF PRODUCT 3 01 035 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG IPIGWFNT-INORGAN I OTHER/NOT CLASIFDI TONS OF PRODUCT 3 01 036 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG ISOOIUM SULFATE IGENERAL/OTHER I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 036 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG ISODIUH SULFATE IKILNS I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 037 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG ISOOIUH SULFITE IGENERAL/OTHER I TONS PRODUCT = 3 01 0 3 T 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG ISOOIUM SULFITE IKILNS I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 038 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG ISODIUH BICARB I GENERAL I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 0 39 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG ILITHIUM HYDROXIDE (GENERAL I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 0*0 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG (FERTILIZER UREA I GENERAL I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 050 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHFHICAL HFG I ADHESIVES IGENL/COMPNO UNKPNI TONS PRODUCT 3 01 090 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG IACETATE FLAKE I OTHER/NOT CLASFD I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 091 01 INDUSTRIAL PPOCESICHEHICAL HFG I ACETONE I OTHER/NOT CLASFD I TONS PRUDUCT 3 01 100 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG IMALEIC anhydride IGENERAL/OTHER I TONS PRODUCT 3 01 101 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG no3 01 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG ipolvinl pyhilidon IGENERAL/OTHER ISULFONIC ACID/ATS IGENERAL/OTHER I TONS PRODUCT 1 TONS PRODUCT 3 01 900 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG I HASTE GAS FLARES IOTHER/NOT CLASIFDI MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 3 01 999 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESICHEHICAL HFG IOTHER/NOT CLASIFO I SPECIEY IN REMARKI TONS PRODUCT 3 02 001 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL (ALFALFA OEHYDRATN I GENERAL I TONS MEAL PRODUCED 3 02 001 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL (ALFALFA OEHYDRATN IOTHER/NOT CLASFD I TONS PRODUCT 3 02 002 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL ICOFFEE ROASTING I DIRECTFIRE ROASTRI TONS GREEN BEANS 3 02 002 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL I COFFEE ROASTING IInDIRCTFIREROASTRI TONS GREEN BEANS 3 02 002 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL ICOFFEE ROASTING I STONER/COOLER t TONS GREEN BEANS 3 02 002 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL ICOFFFF ROASTING IOTHER/NOT CLASFD 1 TONS PRODUCT 3 02 003 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOO/AGRICULTURAL I COFFFE-INSTANT ISPRAY DRIER 1 TONS GREEN BEANS 3 02 00* 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOO/A^RICULTURAL ICOTTON GINNING IUNLOAOING FAN I BALES COTTON 3 02 00* 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL (COTTON GINNING ICLEANEO I BALES COTTON 3 02 00* 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL (COTTON GINNING ISTICK/BURR MACHNEI BALES COTTON 3 02 00* 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL ICOTTON GINNING IOTHER/NOT CLASFD I BALES COTTON 3 02 005 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRI CULTURAL IFEED/GRAIN TERHEL ISHIPIN6/RECEIVINGI TONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 005 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOO/AGRICULTURAL IFEEO/GRAIN TERMEL lTRA NSFER/C ONVE YNGI TONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 005 03 industrial PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFEED/GRAIN TERMEL I SCREENING/CLEANNGI TONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 005 0* INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRI CULTURAL IFEED/GRAIN TERMEL IORYING I TONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 006 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFEED/GRAIN CMRYE ISHIPNG/RECEIVNG I TONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 006 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFEEO/GRAIN CNTRYE ITRANSFER/CONVEYNGI TONS GRAIN PROCESSED CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 3 9 5 Attachment A-8 SC ID SC CATEGORY NAMES I II III IV I II III IV UNITS 3 02 006 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFEEO/GRAIN CNTRYE ISCREENING/CLEANNG (TONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 006 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPOOD/AoICULTURAL I FEED/GRAIN CNTRYE (DRYING ITONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 006 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFEED/GRAIN IOTHER/NOT CLASIFD I TONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 007 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRI CULTURAL (GRAIN PROCESSING ICORN MF AL ITONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 00T 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL IGRAIN PROCESSING I SOY BEAN ITONS GRAIN PROCESSED , 3 02 007 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IGPAIN PROCESSING IBARLEY/WHEATCLEAN ITONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 007 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCES(FOOD/AGRI CULTURAL IGRAIN PROCESSING IMILO CLEANER ITONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 007 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRI CULTURAL IGRAIN PROCESSING I8ARLEYFLOUR MILL ITONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 007 06 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IGRAIN PROCESSING I WET CORN MILLING I TONS OF PRODUCT 3 02 007 30 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL IGRAIN PROCESSING IWHEAT FLOUR MILL ITONS PRODUCT 3 02 007 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCES(FOOD/AGRI CULTURAL IGRAIN PROCESSING IOTHER/NOT CLASFD ITONS PROCESSED 3 02 ooe 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRI CULTURAL I FEED MANUFACTURE IBARLEY FEEO-GENL ITONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 ooa 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCES I FOOD/AGRI CULTURAL (FEED MANUFACTURE IOTHER/NOT CLASFD ITONS PROCESSED 3 02 009 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFERMENTATN-BEER IGRAIN HANDLING ITONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 009 02 INDUSTRIAL PPOCES)FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFERMENTATN-BEER IDRYING SPNT GRAIN ITONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 009 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCES)FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFERMENTATI0N-8EER 1 BREWING (THOUSANDS OF GALLONS 3 02 009 96 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFERMENTATION-BEER IOTHER/NOT CLASFD I GALLONS PRODUCT 3 02 009 99 INDUSTRIAL PPOCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFERMENTaTION-BEEP IOTHER/NOT CLASFD ITONS GRAIN OROCESSED 3 02 010 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRI CULTURAL IFERMENTaTN-hHISKY IGRAIN HANDLING ITONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 010 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCES)FOOD/AGRI CULTURAL I FERMENT ATN-WHISKY IDRYING SPNT GRAIN ITONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 010 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOO/AGRICULTUWAL IFERMENTATN-MHISKY I AGING ITONS GRAIN PROCESSED 3 02 010 99 1NDUSTR1AL PROCESIFOOD/AGR1CULTURAL I FERMENT ATN-WH1SKY IOTHER/NOT CLASFD I GALLONS PRODUCT 3 02 Oil 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFERMENTATN-WlNE I GENERAL IGALLONS PRODUCT 3 02 012 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCES)FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFISH MEAL ICOOKERS-FRESHFISH ITONS FISH MEAL PRODUCED 3 02 012 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCES)FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFISH MEAL to 3 02 012 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFISH MEAL icookeps-stalefish ITONS FISH MEAL PRODUCED (DRIERS ITONS FISH SCRAP 3 02 012 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCES(FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IFISH MEAL IOTHER/NOT CLASIFD ITONS PROCESSED 3 02 013 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCES(FOOD/AGRICULTURAL I MEAT SMOKING IGENERAL ITONS MEAT SMOKED 3 02 OK 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRI CULTURAL (STARCH MFG I GENERAL ITONS STARCH PRODUCED 3 02 015 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL I SUGAR CANE PPOCES IGENERAL ITONS SUGAR PRODUCED 3 0? 01S 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL (SUGAR CANE PROCES IOTHER/NOT CLASIFD ITONS PROCESSED 3 02 016 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL I SUGAR BEtT PROCES I DRYER ONLY ITONS RAW BEETS 3 02 016 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL I SUGAR BEtT PROCES IOTHER/NOT CLASIFO ITONS RA* BEETS 3 02 017 20 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL I PEANUT PROCESSING I OIL/NOT CLASFD ITONS PRODUCT 3 02 017 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI FOOD/AGRICULTURAL I PEANUT PROCESSING IOTHER/NOT CLASFD ITONS PROCESSED 3 02 018 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCES(FOOD/AGRICULTURAL IC tNDY/CONFECTNRY IOTHER/NOT CLASFD ITONS PRODUCT 3 02 030 01 INDUSTRIAL PPOCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL (DAIRY PRODUCTS IMILK SPRAY-DRYER ITONS PRODUCT 3 02 030 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIFOOD/AGRICULTURAL IOAIHY PRODUCTS IOTHER/NOT CLASFD ITONS PRODUCT 3 02 999 98 INDUSTRIAL PROCESlFOOD/AGRICULTURAL IOTHEH/NOT CLASIFO I SPECIFY IN REMARK ITONS PROCESSED (INPUT) 3 02 999 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCES)FOOD/AGRICULTURAL iother/not CLASIFD (SPECIFY IN REMARK ITONS PRODUCED (FINISHED) 3 03 000 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPRIMAHY METALS I ALUMINUM 0RE-8AUX I CRUSHING/HANDLING ITONS OF ORE 3 03 001 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI PRImar f METALS (AL ORE-ELECROREON IPRE8AKE CELLS ITONS ALUMINUM PRODUCED 3 03 001 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI PHIMARY MeTALS I AL OPE-ELECROPEON I HORIZSTD SODEhBPG ITONS ALUMINUM PRODUCED 3 03 001 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPRIMARY METALS IAL OPE-ELECHOHEDN I VERT STD SOOERBERG ITONS ALUMINUM PROOUCED 3 03 001 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCEStPKIMARY METALS I AL ORE-ELECROREON (materials manolng ITONS ALUMINUM PROOUCEO 3 03 001 05 INDUSTRIAL ppocesiprimary metals I AL ORE-ELECROREON tanode bake fu^nce ITONS ALUMINUM PPODUCEO 3 03 001 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPRIMARY MeTALS (ALUMINUM OPERATN I OTHEP/NOT CLASFO ITONS ALUMINUM PRODUCED 3 03 002 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPRIMARY METALS IAL ORE-CALC ALHYD I GENERAL ITONS ALUMINUM PRODUCED 3 03 003 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPRIMARY METALS I COKE MET BYPRODUC 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IRRASS/BRONZ MELT 1 GRAY IRON 1 GRAY IRON (GRAY IRON 1 GRAY IRON 1 GRAY IRON 1 GRAY IRON 1 GRAY IRON 1 LEAD SMELT SEC 1 LEAD SMELT SEC 1 LEAD SMELT SEC 1 LEAD SMELT SEC (LEAD SMELT SEC ILEAO SMELT SEC 1 LEAD BATTERY (LEAD BATTERY (MAGNESIUM SEC (MAGNESIUM SEC 1 STEEL FOUNDRY 1 STEEL FPUNDRY 1 STEEL FOUNDRY (STEEL FOUNDRY 1 STEEL FOUNDRY (STEEL FOUNDRY (ZINC SEC IDRIERS/fcALCINERS (TONS PROCESSED 1 OTHER/NOT CLASFO (TONS PROCESSED (GENERAL (TONS PROCESSED 1ROASTNG/MULT-HRTH1 TONS PROCESSED ISINTERING ITONS PROCESSED IHORIZ RETORTS (TONS PROCESSED (VERT RETORTS ITONS PROCESSED IELECTROLYTIC procitons PROCESSED iother/not clasfd ITONS PROCESSED ISPECIFY IN REMARK)TONS PRODUCED ISwEATINGFURNACE 1 TONS PRODUCED 1 SMELT-CRUCIBLE 1 TONS METAL PRODUCED (SMELT-REVERB FNC 1 TONS METAL PRODUCED ICHLORINATN statn 1 TONS METAL PRODUCED 1 FOIL ROLLING (TONS PRODUCT (FOIL CONVERTING ITONS PRODUCED ICAN MANUFACTURE ITONS PRODUCEO IROLL-OPAW-EXTRUDE! 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PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS I CEMENT MFG DRY (KILNS IBARKELS CEMENT PRODUCED 3 05 006 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS (CEMENT MFG DRY IDRYERS/GRINDEHETCI BARRELS CEMENT PRODUCED 3 05 006 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PPODUCTS (CEMENT MFG DRY IKILNS-OIL FIRED ITONS CEMENT PRODUCED 3 05 006 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PROOUCTS (CEMENT MFG DRY IKILNS-GAS FIRED ITONS CEMENT PRODUCED Attachment A.-12 SC ID SC CATEGORY NAMES I II III IV II III IV UNITS 3 OS 006 05 3 OS 006 99 3 OS 007 01 3 05 007 02 3 05 007 03 3 05 007 OA 3 05 007 05 3 05 007 99 3 05 ooa 01 3 05 008 02 3 05 008 03 3 05 008 99 3 05 009 01 3 05 009 02 3 05 009 03 3 05 009 99 3 05 010 01 3 05 010 02 3 05 010 03 3 05 010 99 3 05 Oil 01 3 05 Oil 20 3 05 Oil 99 3 05 012 01 3 05 012 02 3 05 012 03 3 05 012 OA 3 05 012 05 3 05 012 99 3 05 013 01 3 05 013 99 3 05 0 1A 01 3 05 01A 10 3 05 0 1A 11 3 05 01A 12 3 05 01A 99 3 05 015 01 3 05 015 02 3 05 015 03 3 05 015 OA 3 05 015 99 3 05 016 01 3 05 016 02 3 05 016 03 3 05 016 OA 3 05 01b 99 3 05 017 01 3 05 017 02 3 05 017 03 3 05 017 OA INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL RROCES I MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES I MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES I MINERAL products PROCES I MINERAL products PROCES (MINERAL products PROCES I mineral PRODUCTS PROCES lmineral PROOUCTS PROCES I MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES IMINER4L PRODUCTS PROCES lmineral PRODUCTS PROCES (MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES (MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES (MINERAL PROOUCTS PROCES (MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES I MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES I MINERAL PROOUCTS PROCES IMINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES imineral PRODUCTS PROCES (MINERAL PROOUCTS PROCES (MINERAL PROOUCTS PROCES imineral PROOUCTS PROCES (MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES IMINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES (MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES (MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES IMINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES IMINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES IMINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES (MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES (MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES IMINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES IMINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES (MINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES IMINERAL PROOUCTS PROCES IMINERAL PRODUCTS PROCES IMINERAL PRODUCTS 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CHARGED IGLASS MFG ISOOALIME GENL FNCITONS GLASS PRODUCED (GLASS MFG |RAW MAT REC/STORGITONS PROCESSED IGLASS MFG I BATCHING/MIXING ITONS PROCESSED IGLASS MFG (MOLTEN HOLD TANKS)TONS PROCESSED IGLASS MFG IOTHER/NOT CLASIFDITONS PRODUCED I GYPSUM MFG IRw MTL DRYER ITONS THROUGHPUT I GYPSUM MFG IPRIMARY GRINDER ITONS THROUGHPUT I GYPSUM MFG ICALCINER I TONS THROUGHPUT (GYPSUM MFG (CONVEYING I TONS THROUGHPUT IGYPSUM MFG IOTHER/NOT CLASIFOITONS THROUGHPUT I LIME MFG (PRIMARY CRUSHING ITONS PROCESSED I LIME MFG ISECNDRY CRUSHING (TONS PROCESSED ILIME MFG I CALC INNG-VERTMLNI TONS PROCESSED I L 1 ME MFG I CALCINNG-ROTYKILNI TONS PROCESSED ILIME MFG IOTHER/NOT CLASIFDITONS PROCESSED IMINERAL WOOL I CUPOLA HONS CHARGE IMINERAL WOOL (REVERB FNC ITONS CHARGE IMINERAL WOOL I BLOW CHAMBER ITONS CHARGE (MINERAL WOOL ICURING OVEN I TONS CHARGE CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 -0 0 00003 Or> 7> UK o Attachment A-13 SC ID SC CATEGORY NAMES I II III IV I II , III IV UNITS 3 OS 017 05 industrial procesI mineral products (MINERAL WOOL I COOLER I TONS CHARGE 3 05 017 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI MINERAL PRODUCTS MINERAL WOOL I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD I TONS PROCESSED 3 05 oie 01- INDUSTRIAL PROCESIHInERAl products I PERLITE MFG IVERTICAL FNC GEN I TONS CHARGE 3 05 016 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS IPERLITE MFG I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD (TONS PROCESSED 3 OS 019 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS (PHOSPHATE ROCK (DRYING I TONS PHOSPHATE ROCK 3 05 019 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS I PHOSPHATE ROCK IGRINDING I TONS PHOSPHATE ROCK 3 05 019 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS I PHOSPHATE ROCK I TRANSFER/STORAGE lTONS PHOSPHATE ROCK 3 05 019 0* INDUSTRIAL RROCESI MINERAL PRODUCTS I PHOSPHATE ROCK (OPEN STORAGE 1 TONS PHOSPHATE ROCK 3 05 019 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS I PHOSPHATE ROCK I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD I TONS PROCESSED 3 05 020 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS I STONE QUARY/PROC IPRIMARY CRUSHING (TONS HAW MATERIAL 3 05 020 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS (STONE QUARY/PROC I SEC CHUSH/SCREEN IT0N5 RAw MATERIAL 3 05 020 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS ISTONE OUAHY/PHOC ITERT CRUSH/SCREEN ITONS HAW MATERIAL 3 05 020 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS I STONE QUARY/PROC I RECRUSH/SCREEnING (TONS RAW MATERIAL 3 05 020 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS ISTONE QUARY/PROC IFINES MILL ITONS RAw MATERIAL 3 05 020 06 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS ISTONE QUARY/PROC ISCREEN/CONVY/HNDL ITONS PRODUCT 3 05 020 07 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS ISTONE QUARY/PROC (OPEN STORAGE ITONS PRODUCT STORED 3 05 020 08 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS ISTONE QUARRY PROC I CUT STONE-GENERAL ITONS PROCESSED 3 05 020 09 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS ISTONE QUARRY PROC (BLASTING-GENERAL ITONS PROCESSED 3 OS 020 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS ISTONE QUARRY PROC IOTHER/NOT CLASIFO ITONS PROCESSED 3 05 021 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS ISALT MINING igeneral ITONS MINED 3 05 0 22 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS (POTASH PRODUCTION I MINE--GRIND/DRY ITONS ORE 3 05 022 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS I POTASH PRODUCTION IOTHER/NOT CLASIFO ITONS PROCESSED 3 OS 023 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS I CALCIUM BORATE I MINING/PROCESSING ITONS PRODUCT 3 05 023 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS ICALCIUM BORATE IOTHER/NOT CLASIFO (TONS PROCESSED 3 05 024 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS mg carbonate I MINE/PROCESS ITONS PRODUCT 3 05 0 24 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS mg carbonate IOTHER/NOT CLASIFO ITONS PROCESSED 3 05 02b 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS I SAND/GRAVEL ICwUSHlNG/SCREENIN ITONS PRODUCT 3 05 025 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS ISANO/GRAVEL IOTHER/NOT CLASIFD ITONS RHOCESSED 3 05 02S 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PhOOUCTS IOIATCMACOUSERTH I HANDLING |TONS PRODUCT 3 05 026 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS IOIATOMACOUS EARTH IOTHER/NOT CLASIFD I TONS PROCESSED 3 05 030 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS ICERAmJC ELECT PTS IOTHER/NOT CLASIFD ITONS PROCESSED 3 05 999 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMINERAL PRODUCTS IOTHEP/NOT CLASIFD ISRECIFY IN REMARK ITONS PRODUCT 3 06 001 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INDRY IPROCESS HEATER I OIL I 1000 BARRELS OIL BURNED 3 Ob 001 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROlEUM INDRY IPROCESS HEATER IGaS 11000 CUBIC FEET GAS BURNED 3 Ob 001 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INOkY I PROCESS HEATER (OIL 11000 GALLONS OIL BURNED 3 06 001 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INOHY IPROCESS HEATER IGAS MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 3 06 002 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INDRY I F,_UI D CRACKERS IGENERAL IFCC) 11000 BARRELS F-ESH FEED 3 06 003 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INDRY IM0V-9ED CAT-CRACK IGENERAL ITCC) ILOOO BARRELS FRESH FEED 3 06 004 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INORY. IBLOW-DOwN SYSTM IW/CONTROLS 11000 BARRELS REFINERY CAPACITY 3 06 004 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROlEUM INDHY MLOw-OOwN SYSTM 1W/0 CONTROLS 11000 BARRELS REFINEkY CAPACITY 3 06 005 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI PETROLEUM INDRY IPROCESS ORAINS I GEN W/CONTROL 11000 BARRELS WASTE WATER 3 06 005 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INORY IPROCESS ORAINS I GEN W/0 CONTROL 11000 BARRELS WASTE WATER 3 06 006 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INORY iVACUUM JETS IW/CONTrOL 11000 BARRELS VACUUM DISTILLATION 3 06 006 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INDRY IVACUUm JETS IW/0 CONTROL llOOn BARRELS VACUUM DISTILLATION 3 06 00T 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INDRY I COOLING TOWERS 3 06 006 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INORY MISCELLANEOUS MILLION GALLONS COOLING WATER I PIPE/VALVE-FLANGE (1000 BARRELS refinery capacity 3 06 008 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INDRY I MISCELLANEOUS 3 06 006 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INDRY MISCELLANEOUS IVESL RELIEF VALUE 11000 BAHHELS REFINERY CAPACITY I PUMP SEALS 11000 BARRFLS REFINERY CAPACITY 3 06 008 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INOHv MISCELLANEOUS ICOMPRESrt SEALS 11000 BARRELS REFINERY capacity 3 06 00B 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM I NORv MISCELLANEOUS IOTHER-GENL 11000 BARRELS REFINERY CAPACITY O O Jtj G OO 5 u o Attachment A-14 SC ID' SC CATE60PY manes I II III IV I II III IV UNITS 3 Oft 009 01 INDUSTRIAL RrtOCESIPETROLEUM INDPY (FLARES I NATURAL GAS I MILLIONS OF CUBIC FEET 3 Oft 009 99 INDUSTRIAL PROOFS I PETROLEUM 1N0RY I flares 1 OTHER/NOT CLASIFD (MILLIONS OF CUBIC FEET 3 Oft 010 01 INDUSTRIAL hROCESI PETROLEUM INDRY I SLUDGE CONVERTER I GENERAL I TONS PROCESSED 3 Oft on 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETHOLEUM INDRY I ASPHALT OXIDIZER I GENERAL I TONS PROCESSED 3 Oft on 99 INDUSTRIAL procesipetroleum INDHY iasphalt OXIDIZER I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD I TONS PROCESSED 3 06 012 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCE3 I PETROLEUM INDRY (FLUID COKING ) GENERAL 11000 BARRELS FRESH FEED 3 Oft 999 9B INDUSTRIAL PROCESIPETROLEUM INDRY I OTHER/NOT CLASIFDI SPECIFY IN REMARK (TONS PROCESSED 3 Oft 999 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESlPETROLEUM INOPY (OTHER/NOT CLASIFDI SPECIFY IN REMARK IBARRELS-PROCESSEO 3 07 001 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI WOOD PRODUCTS ISULFATE PULPNG I BLOWTNk accumultr lAIR-ORY TONS UNBLEACHED PULP 3 07 001 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS I SULFATE PULPNG I WASHRS/SCREENS I AIR-DRY TONS UN3LEACriEO PULP 3 07 001 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISULFaTE PULPNG I MULT-EFFECT evap lAIR-ORY TONS UNBLEACHED PULP 3 07 001 04 INDUSTRIAL PHO.CES I WOOD PRODUCTS (SULFATE PULPNG I RECVY BOLR/DCEVAP iair-ory tons unbleached PULP 3 07 001 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI ROOD PRODUCTS (SULFATE PULPNG I SMELT (JISSOLV TNK iair-dry TONS UNBLEACHED PULP 3 07 001 06 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISULFaTE PULPNG I LIME KILNS iair-dry tons unbleached PULP 3 07 001 07 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISULFATF. PULPNG I TURPENTINE COhOSR IAIR-DRY TONS UNBLEACHED PULP 3 07 001 08 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISULFATE PULPNG I FLUIDBED CALCINER IAIR-DRY TONS UNBLEACHED PULP 3 07 001 09 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISULFaTE PULPING I LIQUOR OXIDN TOWR IAIR-DRY tons UNBLEACHED PULP 3 07 001 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISULFATE PULPING I OTriEH/xOT CLASIFD iair-dry tons unbleached PULP 3 07 002 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISULFITE PULPING I LIQUOR RECOVERY iair-dry tons unbleached PULP 3 07 002 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS I SULFITE PULPING I SULFITE TOWER IAIR-DRY TONS UNBLEACHED PULP 3 07 002 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISULFITE PULPING I DIGESTER iair-dry tons unhleached PULP 3 07 002 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISULFITE PULPING I SMELT TANK , IAIR-DRY TONS UNBLEACHED PULP 3 07 002 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISULFITE PULPING I EVAPORATORS IAIR-DRY TONS UNBLEACHED PULP 3 07 002 06 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISULFITE PULPING I PULP DIGESTER I TONS AIR DRY PULP 3 07 002 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISULFITE PULPING I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ITONS AIR DRY PULP 3 07 00* 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS IPULPBOARD MFG | PAPERBOARD-GEN ITQNS FINISHED PRODUCT 3 07 004 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS IPULPBOARD MFG I FI0ERBOARD-6EN ITONS FINISHED PRODUCT 3 07 004 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCEJIwOOD PRODUCTS IPULPBOARD MFG I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ITONS FINISHED PRODUCT 3 07 005 01 INDUSTRIAL PPOCESIWOOD PRODUCTS (PRESSURE TREATING! CREOSOTE ITONS OF wOOD TREATED 3 07 005 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS I PRESSURE TREATING! OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ITONS OF WOOD TREATED 3 07 006 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS 1TALLOIL/ROSIN I GENERAL ITONS OF PRODUCT 3 07 007 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS I PL YWOOO/PARTBOARDI VENEER DRYER ITONS PROCESSED 3 07 007 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS I PLYWOOD/PARTBOARDI SANDING ITONS PROCESSED 3 07 007 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS I PLYwOOD/PA RT BOARD I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ITONS PROCESSED 3 07 008 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ISAWMILL OPERATNS I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ITONS PROCESSED 3 07 009 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS (EXCELSIOR MFG I OTHEfi/NOT CLASIFD ITONS PROCESSED 3 07 010 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS ICORt PROCESSING I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ITONS PROCESSED 3 07 020 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS I FURNITURE MFG I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD I TONS PROCESSED 3 07 999 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIWOOD PRODUCTS IOTHER/NOT CLASIFDI SPECIFY IN REMARK ITONS PROCESSED 3 OR 001 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMETAL FABRICATION I I RON/STEEL I MISC HARDWARE ITONS OF PRODUCT 3 09 001 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMETAL FABRICATION I I RON/STEEL I Farm machinery ITONS OF PRODUCT 3 09 001 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMETAL FABkICATION I IRON/STEEL I OTHER/KOT CLASIFD ITONS PROCESSED 3 09 010 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMETAL FABRICATION (PLATING OPERATONSI OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ITONS PLATED 3 09 020 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIMETAL FABRICATION ICAN MAKING OPRNS I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ITONS PRODUCT 3 09 999 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCFSIMETAL FABRICATION IOTHER/NOT CLASIFDI SPECIFY IN REMARK ITONS PROCESSED 3 20 999 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCFS(LEATHER PRODUCTS IOTHER/NOT CLASIFDI SPECIFY IN REMARK ITONS PROCESSED 3 30 00 1 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCEStTEXTILE MFG lGENERAL FABRICS I yarn prep/bleach ITONS PROCESSED 3 30 001 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESITtXTlLE MFG (GENERAL FABRICS I OTHEfi/NOT SPEC IFD ITONS PROCESSED 3 30 002 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI TEXTILE MFG IRUBERIZED FABRICSI OTHER/NOT SPECIFO ITONS PROCESSED 3 30 003 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESITEXT ILE MFG (CARPET OPERATNS I OTHEfi/NOT SPECIFD ITONS PROCESSED Attachment A-15 SC ID I II 111 IV I SC CATEGORY NAMES II III IV UNITS 3 90 001 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL ianthracite coal I OTHER/NOT CLASIFDI TONS BURNED 3 90 002 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IRITUMINOUS coal I CEMENT KILN I TONS BUwNEO 3 90 002 06 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IflITUMINOUS COAL (BRICK KILN/DRY I TONS BURNEO 3 90 002 or INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL I BITUMINOUS COAL I GYPSUM KILN/ETC I TONS BURNED 3 90 002 OB INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL (BITUMINOUS COAL ICOAL DRYERS I TONS BURNED 3 90 002 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IRITUMINOUS COAL I OTHER/NOT CLASIFOI TONS'BUHNEO 3 90 004 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IRESIPUAL OIL I ASPHALT DRYER I 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 004 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IRESIDUAL OIL ICEMENT KILN I 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 004 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IRESIOUAL OIL (LIME KILN I 1000 GALLONS BUHNEO 3 90 004 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IRESIDUAL OIL IKAOLIN KILN I 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 004 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IRESIDUAL OIL IMETAL MELTING I 1000 GALLONS BURNED . 3 90 004 06 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IRESIDUAL OIL IBRICK KILN/DRY I 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 004 07 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL (RESIDUAL OIL I gypsum kiln/etc i 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 004 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IRESIDUAL OIL IOTHER/NOT CLASIFOI 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 005 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL (DISTILLATE OIL I ASPHALT dryer I 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 005 02 Industrial proces:inprocess fuel I DISTILLATE OIL ICEMENT KILN I 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 005 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IOISTILLATE OIL (LIME KILN I 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 005 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IOISTILLATE OIL IKAOLIN KILN I 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 0 05 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL (DISTILLATE OIL IMETAL MELTING I 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 005 06 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IOISTILLATE OIL IBRICK KILN/DRY | 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 005 07 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL IOISTILLATE OIL igypsum kiln/etc i 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 0 05 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL I DISTILLATE OIL IOTHER/NOT CLASIFOI 1000 GALLONS BURNED 3 90 006 01 INDUSTRIAL PROCFSI INPROCESS FUEL (NATURAL GAS (ASPHALT DRYER I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 3 90 006 02 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL INATURAL gas ICEMENT KILN I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 3 90 006 03 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL I NATURAL GAS I LIME KILN I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 3 90 006 04 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL INATURAL GAS IKAOLIN KILN I MILLION CUBIC FEET bURNEO 3 90 006 05 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL (NATURAL GAS IMETAL MELTING I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 3 90 006 06 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL (NATURAL GAS IBRICK KILN/DRYS I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 3 90 006 07 INOUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL INATURAL GAS I GYPSUM KILN ETC I MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 3 90 006 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCFSI INPROCESS FUEL (NATURAL GAS IOTHER/NOT CLASIFOI MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 3 90 007 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL I PROCESS GAS IOTHER/NOT CLASIFOI MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 3 90 oob 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL I COKE IOTHER/KOT CLASIFOI TONS 3 90 009 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL I MOOD I OTHER/K'OT CLASIFD I TONS BURNED 3 90 999 97 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ISPECIFY IN REMARK! MILLION CUBIC FEET BURNED 3 90 999 98 INDUSTRIAL PROCESIINPROCESS FUEL I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ISPECIFY IN REMARKI 1000 GALLONS BURNEO r> 3 90 999 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCES11NPROCESS FUEL I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD (SPECIFY IN REMARKI TONS BURNED n 3 99 999 99 INDUSTRIAL PROCESI OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ISPECIFY IN REMARK I I TONS PROCESSED 4 01 001 01 SC EVAP (Cleaning SOLVENT IDRYCLEANINS IPERCHLORETHYLENE I TONS CLOTHES CLEANED 4 01 001 02 4 01 002 01 SC EVaP sc EVAP 1 CLEANING SOLVENT IDHYCLEANING ICLEANING SOLVENT I DEGREASING I STODDARD I STODDARD I TONS CLOTHES CLEANED I TONS SOLVENT USEO 4 01 002 99 4 01 999 99 SC EVAP sc EVAP 1 CL E AN ING SOLVENT IOEGREASINS IOTHER/NOT CLASIFOI TONS SOLVENT USED 1 CLEANING SOLVENT I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ISPECIFY IN REMARK) TONS SOLVENT USED 4 02 001 01 sc EVAP [SURFACE COATING I PAINT (GENERAL I TONS COSTING 4 02 003 01 4 02 004 01 4 02 005 01 SC EVAP sc EVAP sc EVAP 1 SURF ACE COATING (SURFACE COATING 1 SURFACE COATING I VARNISH/SHELLAC ILAQUER (ENAMEL (GENERAL I GENERAL IGENERAL I TONS COATING I TONS COATING I TONS COATING 4 02 006 01 SC EVAP 1 SURFACE Coating IPRIMER I GENERAL I TONS COATING 4 02 999 99 SC EvaP 1 SURFACE COATING I OTHER/NOT CLASIFD ISPECIFY IN REMARKJ TONS COATING 4 03 001 01 SC EVAP (PETROLEUM STG I FIXED ROOF I8REATHING-PROOUCTI 1000 GALLONS STORAGE CAPACITY 4 03 001 02 sc EVAP IPETROLEUM STG (FIXED ROOF (BREATHING CRUDE I 1000 GALLONS STORAGE CAPACITY 000035403 000035 O o * o SC ID I II III IV I 4 03 001 03 POINT SC EVAP 4 03 001 04 POINT SC EVAP 4 03 002 01 POINT SC EVAP 4 03 002 02 POINT SC EVAP 4 03 002 03 POINT SC EVAP 4 03 002 04 POINT SC EVAP 4 03 999 99 POINT SC EVAP 4 04 001 99 POINT SC EVAP 4 05 001 01 POINT SC EVAP 4 90 999 99 POINT SC EVAP 5 01 001 01 SOLID WASTE 5 01 001 02 SOLID WASTE 5 01 002 01 SOLID WASTE 5 01 002 02 SOLID WASTE 5 01 002 03 SOLID WASTE 5 01 005 05 SOLID WASTE 5 01 005 06 SOLID WASTE 5 01 005 07 SOLID WASTE 5 01 005 99 SOLID WASTE 5 01 900 04 SOLID WASTE 5 01 900 05 SOLID WASTE S 01 900 06 SOLID waste 5 01 900 10 SOLID waste 5 01 900 97 SOLID waste 5 01 900 98 SOLID waste 5 01 900 99 SOLID waste 5 02 001 01 SOLID waste 5 02 001 02 SOLID WASTE 5 02 001 03 SOLID WASTE 5 02 001 04 SOLID WASTE 5 02 001 05 SOLID WASTE 5 02 002 01 SOLID WASTE 5 02 003 01 SOLID waste 5 02 003 02 SOLID WASTE 5 02 005 05 SOLID WASTE S 02 005 06 SOLID waste 5 02 005 99 SOLID WASTE 5 02 900 04 SOLID WASTE 5 02 900 05 SOLID waste 5 02 900 06 SOLID waste S 02 900 10 SOLID WASTE s 02 900 97 SOLID WASTE s 02 900 98 SOLID WASTE 5 02 900 99 SOLID waste 5 03 001 01 SOLID WASTE 5 03 001 02 SOLID waste 5 03 001 03 SOLID WASTE 5 03 001 04 SOLID WASTE 5 03 001 05 SOLID waste 5 03 001 06 SOLID waste Attachment A-16 SC CATEGORY NAMES II III IV UNITS 1 petroleum stg (FIXED ROOF (WORKING-PRODUCT 11000 GALLONS THROUGHPUT lpetroleum stg (PETROLEUM STG (FIXED ROOF 1 FLOATING ROOF 1 WORKING CRUDE 1 1000 GALLONS THROUGHPUT 1 BREATHING PROOUCTllOOO GALLONS STORAGE CAPACITY (PETROLEUM STG 1 FLOAT ING ROOF I WORKING-PRODUCT 1 1000 GALLONS THROUGHPUT 1 PETROLEUM STG IFLOATING roof ibreathing-cruoe 1 1000 GALLONS STORAGE CAPACITY (PETROLEUM STG IFLOATING ROOF (WORKING-CRUDE 1 1000 GALLONS THROUGHPUT . (PETROLEUM STG (OTHER/NOT CLASIFDISRECIFY IN REMARK(1000 GAL STORED IMISC ORGANIC STOP 1 OTHER/NOT CL AS IFD1 SPECIFY IN REMARK1TONS STORED (PRINTING PRESS IDRYERS (GENERAL 1 TONS SOLVENT (MISC HC EVAP 1 OTHER/NOT CLASIFDISRECIFY IN REMARK 1 TONS PROCESSED (GOVERNMENT (MUNICIPAL INCIN IMULTIPLE CHAMBER 1 TONS BURNED 1 GOVERNMENT (MUNICIPAL INCIN ISINGLE CHAMBER 1 TONS BURNED (GOVERNMENT (OPEN BURNING DUMP IGENERAl. 1 TONS BURNED 1 GOVERNMENT (OPEN aURNING DUMP 1LANDSCAPE/PRUNINGITONS ttURNEO (GOVERNMENT IOPEN BURNING DUMPIJET FUEL 1 HUNDREDS OF GALLONS (GOVERNMENT (INCINERATOR (PATHOLOGICAL (TONS BURNED (GOVERNMENT 1 INCINERATOR (SLUDGE t TONS DRY SLUDGE (GOVERNMENT 1 INCINERATOR (CONICAL t TONS BURNED (GOVERNMENT 1 INCINERATOR (OTHER/NOT CLASIFDtTONS BURNED (GOVERNMENT 1 AUX,FUEL/NO EMSNSIRESIDUAL OIL 1 1000 GALLONS (GOVERNMENT (GOVERNMENT IAUX.FUEL/NO EMSNS 101 STILL ATE OIL IAUX.fuel/no EMSNSINATURAL GAS 11000 GALLONS IMILLION CUBIC FEET (GOVERNMENT iaux.fuel/no EMSNSILPG 1 1000 GALLONS 1 GOVERNMENT 1AUX.FUEL/NO EMSNSIOTHER/NOT CLASIED IMILLION CU8IC FEET (GOVERNMENT (AUX.FUEL/NO EMSNS (OTHER/NOT CLASIFO I 1 0 0 It GALLONS (GOVERNMENT t AUX.FUEL/NO EMSNSIOTHER/NOT CLASIFDtTONS ICOMM-INST (INCINERATOR GEN (MULTIPLE CHAMBER (TONS burned 1COMM-INST 1 INCINERATOR GEN ISINGLE CHAMBER 1 TONS bUrnED ICOMM-INST 1 INCINERATOR GEN (CONTROLLED AIR 1 TONS BUrnED ICOMM-INST 1 INCINERATOR GEN ICONICAL EEFUSE 1 TONS BURNED ICOMM-INST 1 INCINERATOR GEN ICONICAL WOOD (TONS BURNED (COMM-INST (OPEN BURNINGi (WOOD 1 TONS BUwNEO (COMM-INST (APARTMENT INCIN (FLUE FED (TONS BUrNED ICOMM-INST (APARTMENT INCIN (FLUE FED-MODIFIED(TONS bUKNED ICOMM-INST 1 INCINERATOR IPATH0L08ICAL 1 TONS BURNED (COMM-INST 1 INCINERATOR (SLUDGE 1 TONS DRY SLUD6E ICOMM-INST 1 INCINERATOR (OTHER/NOT CLASIFDITONS BURNED ICOMM-INST IAUX.FUEL/NO EMSNS1 RESIDUAL OIL 1 1000 GALLONS ICOMM-INST IAUX.FUEL/NO EMSNSIOISTILLATE OIL 1 1000 GALLONS ICOMM-INST 1 AUXFUEL/NO EMSNS1 NATURAL GAS IMILLION CUBIC FEET ICOMM-INST (AUX.FUEL/NO EMSNStLRG (1000 GALLONS (COMM-INST 1 AUX.FUEL/NO EMSNSIOTHER/NOT CLASIFO1MILLION CUBIC FEET (COMM-INST 1 AUX.EUEL/NO EMSNSIOTHER/NOT CLASIFO 1 1000 GALLONS ICOMM-INST 1 AUX.FUEL/NO EMSNSIOTHER/NOT CLASIFDITONS 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INCINERATOR IMULTIPLE CHAMBER (TONS BURNED 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INCINERATOR ISINGLE CHAMBER 1 TONS dUHNEO ( INDUSTRIAL | INDUSTRIAL 1 INCINERATOR 1 INCINERATOR (CONTROLLED AIR 1 CONICAL REFUSE 1 TONS BURNED 1 TONS BUrNED 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INCINERATOR (CONICAL WOOD 1 TONS bUrnED (INDUSTRIAL 1 INCINERATOR (OPEN PIT 1 TONS OF wASTE SC ID I II III IV I 5 03 002 01 SOU 10 WASTE 5 03 002 02 souo WASTE 5 03 002 03 SOLID WASTE 5 03 003 01 SOLID WASTE S 03 003 02 SOLID WASTE 5 03 004 01 SOLID WASTE 5 03 005 06 SOLID WASTE 5 03 005 99 SOLID WASTE 5 03 900 04 SOLID waste 5 03 900 05 SOLID waste 5 03 900 06 SOL 10 waste 5 03 900 07 SOLID waste 5 03 900 10 SOLID waste 5 03 900 97 SOLI6 WASTE 5 03 900 98 SOLID waste 5 03 900 99 SOLID waste sc 'CATEGORY NAMES II 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL tINDUSTRIAL1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL Ill { IV UNITS I0PEN BURNING 1 WOOD (TONS BURNED IOPEN BURNING 1 REFUSE ITONS BURNED IOPEN BURNING 1 AUTO BODY COMPTS ITONS BURNED 1 AUTO BODY INCINAT1W/O AFTERBURNER 1 AUTOSi BURNED 1 AUTO BODY INCINATIW/ AFTERBURNER 1 AUTOSi BUHNEO 1 HAIL CAP BURNING IOPEN ICARS BURNED 1 INCINERATOR 1 SLUDGE ITONS DRY SLUDGE 1 INCINERATOR 1 OTHER/NOT CLASIFOITONS BURNED 1 AUX. FUEL/NO EMSNS(RESIDUAL OIL 11000 GALLONS 1 AUX. FUEL/NO EMSNSIDISTILLATE OIL 11000 GALLONS 1 AUX. FUEL/NO EMSNSINATURAL GAS 1 MILL ION CUBIC FEET 1 AUX. FUEL/NO EMSNS(PROCESS GAS IAUX. FUEL/NO EMSNSIL P G 1 MILLION CUBIC FEET 11000 GALLONS 1 AUX FUEL/NO EMSNS1 OTHER/NOT CLASIFD1 MILL ION CUBIC FEET IAUX. FUEL/NO EMSNSIOTHER/NOT CLASIFD 11000 GALLONS IAUX. FUEL/NO EMSNS!OTHER/NOT CLASIFOITONS Attachment A-17 O O * o o S foo Attachment B Air Cleaning Equipment Coding Table Following is a list of the identification numbers and names of the control devices used with NEDS. For the particulate control devices (wet scrubbers, gravity collectors, centrifugal collectors, and electrostatic precipitators), the efficiency ranges correspond to the following percentages: High: Mediurn: Low: 95 - 99 + 80 - 95 < 80 t Identification Number: 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 on 012 013 014 015 016 017 Control Device/Method: No Equipment Wet Scrubber - High Efficiency Wet Scrubber - Medium Efficiency Wet Scrubber - Low Efficiency Gravity Collector - High Efficiency Gravity Collector - Medium Efficiency Gravity Collector - Low Efficiency Centrifugal Collector - High Efficiency Centrifugal Collector * Medium Efficiency Centrifugal Collector - Low Efficiency Electrostatic Precipitator - High Efficiency Electrostatic Precipitator - Medium Efflci ency Electrostatic Precipitator - Low Efficiency Gas Scrubber (general, not classified) Mist Eliminator - High Velocity Mist Eliminator - Low Velocity Fabric Filter - High Temperature Fabric Filter - Medium Temperature 22 CCR 000035406 r t Identification Number: 018 019 020 021 022 023 039 040 041 042 043 044 , 045 046 047 048 049 050 051 052 053 Attachment B-2 Control Device/Method: Fabric Filter - Low Temperature Catalytic Afterburner Catalytic Afterburner with Heat Exchanger Direct Flame Afterburner Direct Flame Afterburner with Heat Exchanger Flaring Catalytic Oxidation - Flue Gas Desulfurization Alkalized Alumina Dry Limestone Injection Wet Limestone Injection Sulfuric Acid Plant - Contact Process Sulfuric Acid Plant - Double Contact Process Sulfur Plant Process Change Vapor Recovery System (including condensers, hooding, and other enclosures) Activated Carbon Adsorption Liquid Filtration System Packed Gas Absorption Column Tray-Type Gas Absorption Column Spray Tower (Gaseous Control Only) Venturi Scrubber (Gaseous Control Only) *U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE! 197J--748-781/4406 23 CCR 000035407 CCa 0 0 3 5 4 0 8 Date Report Submitted l ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT SECTION I - GENERAL INFORMATION FORM APPROVED OMB NUMBER 1S8-RT* 1 I J Plant, institution, or establishment name: ----------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Plant, institution, or establishment address: ___ ___ ___ (Street or Box Number) (City) (State) (Zip) Person to contact regarding this report:Title:---------------------------------------- Telephone:------------------------------ Mailing address:------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (Street or Box Number) (City) (State) (Zip) Approximate number of employees at plant, institution, or establishment location: Q Dess than 100 0 100 or more. Elevation of plant, institution, or establishment in relationship to mean sea level:---------------------- feet above mean sea level,----------------------feet below mean sea level. Information is representative of calendar year: Land area at plant location-acres. Enclose a sketch of layout if there is more than one building. Plant location: (give nearest cross streets, describe by landmarks or enclose a map, engineering drawing, or sketch)------------------------------------------------------------------- 0 Air pollutants of the type indicated in the instructions for the completion of this report, i.e.,-------------------------------------- are not emitted at this plant, institution or establishment. Therefore, no other Sections of the report need be completed. ____________________________ _________ -(Signed) -----------------------------------.-(-T--i-t-l-e--)---------------------------- : Please return all sections of this report to:_--.---- --------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- i i NOTE: Fleue read rererte aide of tbie page. V*e additional abeeta Additional forma may be obtained from the abore addreee. if decenary. Retain laat copy. CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 0 9 Date Report Submitted:. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT FOHM APPROVED OMB NUMBER ICS-RT5 SECTION II - FUEL COMBUSTION FOR GENERATION OF HEAT, STEAM, AND POWER Plant, institution, or establishment name:___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Normal operating schedule for fuel use:Hours per dayDays per weekWeeks per yearHours per year. Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations*__________________________________________ Additional operating information enclosed Q. Source*,* Code Number of Com bust1 on Sources f>,e (Boilers) Size of Unit (Input)*.* 10aBTU/hr. Type of Unitd.e Installation Date* Percent Excess Air Used In Combustion (Design)* Power Output Megawatts e,t a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., Il-a, Il-b, II-c, etc.), then enter the same code number and the required data on the continuation of this Section on Page 3, and in Sections V and VI. b. Multiple sources may be grouped if units are similar in size and type, burn the same fuel, or are vented to the same stack. c. Nameplate data are sufficient (give rated or maximum capacity, whichever is greater). d. Hand-fired, underfeed, overfeed, traveling-grate or spreader stoker; cyclone furnace; pulverized, wet or dry bottom with or without fly ash reinjection; rotary or gun type oil burner; etc. e. List separately future equipment and expected date of installation. f. Power generation only. -2- NOTE: Please read reverie aide of this pnfe. Use additional sheets if necessary. Betain last copy. CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 X 0 Date Report Submitted: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT POEM APPROVED OMB NUMBER 158-R7J SECTION II - FUEL COMBUSTION FOR GENERATION OF HEAT, STEAM, AND POWER (continued) Plant, institution, or establishment name:. Source Code* Annual Consumption Hourly Consumption d Type of Fuel*> Percent Distribution by Season Quantity^ Spring Summer FaH Winter March/ June/ Sept./ Dec./ May Aug. Nov. Febr. Maximum Average Percent Used for Space Heat Heat Content BTU/Quan. * Percent Sulfur*.f Percent Ash (Solid Fuel Only)*,* Delivered Cost of Fuel $/Quantity Future Uses a. List code numbers corresponding to each source referred to on page 2, (e.g., Il-a, Il-b, II-c, etc.), then enter required data on this page, and for the same code number sources in Sections V and VI. b. Coke, bituminous coal, anthracite coal, lignite; No. 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6 fuel oil; natural gas; LPG; refinery or coke oven gas; residual coke; wood; bark; sludge; etc. (Note: Indicate if two or more fuels are burned in the same boiler and provide all data pertinent to each fuel type.) c. Fuel data are to be reported on an "as burned" basis. d. Solid fuel, tons; liquid fuel, gallons; gaseous fuel, 1000 cubic feet. e. If unknown, please give name and address of fuel supplier. f. Sulfur and ash content for each fuel should be a weighted average. g. Estimated percent increase or decrease in fuel usage (by fuel type) per year for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If in crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately on page 2 and the expected fuel use on this page. -3- NOTE: FLeaae read revcrae aide of t&ifl ptft, Uao additional aheeta if neceaaary. Retain laat copy* 000 3 5412 Date Report Submitted:. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT FORM APPROVED OMB NUMBER 14B-R7C SECTION III - COMBUSTIBLE SOLID AND LIQUID WASTES DISPOSAL Plant, institution, or establishment name:______________________________________________________________________________________________ Combustible solid and liquid wastes disposed of Q on site, Q off site, Q both on and off site. If off site, location of disposal site and/or name of hauler: (If disposal of solid and liquid wastes is partly or wholly on site, complete remainder of this page and Sections IV, V and VI; otherwise, skip to Section IV.) Normal on-site combustion operating schedule:Hours per dayDays per weekWeeks per yearHours per year. Seasonal and/or peak operation period: (Specify) Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations:. Additional operating information enclosed Q. Source Code* Waste Material Amount Percent Typet Per Combust Yearc ible Method of Disposal <J Installation Date Hourly Burning Rate, lbs. Average Maximum Auxiliary Fuel Used* Percent Excess Air Used in Com Future Disposal/ bustion (Design) o u a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., Ill-a, Ill-b, III-c, etc.), then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources in Section V and VI. b. Rubbish, garbage, mixed garbage and rubbish, waste paper, wood chips or sawdust, etc. c. Tons, pounds, or gallons/year. d. Open burning dump; incinerator, single chamber; etc. (See instructions for examples and use appropriate identification numbers; other non-listed methods, specify.) e. Indicate whether auxiliary fuel is used in incinerators and pit burning, and the amount. f. Estimated increase or decrease in combustible solid and liquid wastes disposal rate for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If bicrease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately. NOTE: Please read reverae aide of tbia page. Use additional abeeta if oeetiurf. Retain last copy. CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 1 2 Date Report Submitted:. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT SECTION IV - PROCESS/OPERATIONS EMISSIONS FORM APPROVED OMB NUMBER 1S8-R7S Plant, institution, or establishment name:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Normal operating schedule:Hours per dayDays per weekWeeks per yearHours per year. Seasonal and/or peak operation period:________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dates of annually occurring shutdowns of operations: Additional operating information enclosed Q. Processes or Operations Source Releasing Code* Pollutants to the Atmos- phereb.c.d Raw Materials* Used for Processes ofOperations Date In stallation Went on Line Type Quantity Annual Hourly Process Rate, lbs. Averaget Design Maximum Products* of Processes oFOperations Intermittent Futures In Quantity Operation crease or Type Annual Average! Only: Decrease in Hourly Process Rate, Lbs. Average Process Design Maximum Hjurs/weekb Rate a. List a separate code number to represent each source (e.g., IV-a, IV-b, IV-c, etc.) then enter required data on this page and for the same code number sources in Sections V and VI. b. Multiple sources may be grouped if similar in size and type. c. Sulfuric acid-contact; aluminum smelting-crucible furnace; cement manufacturing-dry process; etc. (See instruction for examples and use appropriate identifica tion numbers; other non-listed processes and operations, specify.) d. The pollutants to be covered in this report are listed in the accompanying instructions. e. Sulfur burned; pig, foundry returns, or scrap aluminum melted; limestone, cement rock, clay, iron ore used; etc. f. Pounds, tons, gallons, barrels, etc. g. Sulfuric acid produced; aluminum ingots produced; cement produced; etc. h. For intermittent processes, indicate average number of hours per week of operation so that estimates of yearly emissions may be obtained. j. Estimated percent increase or decrease in process rate on a total plant basis for the five years after the calendar year for which this report is completed. If in crease is due to new equipment, please list this equipment separately. -5- NOTE: Pleue red reverie tide of tliii p*fe. Uk addition*) sbeeli if neeeuvy. Retain Uat copy. Date Report Submitted:. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT SECTION V - AIR CLEANING EQUIPMENT FORM APPROVED OMB NUMBER 15B-R7J Plant, institution, or establishment name: Source Code* Type of Air Cleaning Equipment t,* Installation Date* Pollutant Removed Efficiency* Design Operating Percent Percent Inlet Gas Temperature, F Inlet Gas Flow Rated CFM Exit Gas Pressure, PSI OCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 1 3 i-----i a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV. b. Wet scrubber, electrostatic precipitator, fabric filter, etc. (See instructions for examples and use appropriate identification numbers; other non-listed type, specify.) c. Please list future equipment separately. d. The pollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions. e. Give^ efficiency in terms of pollutant removed. f. At actual flow conditions. -6- NOTE: Pleaae read reverse tide of tbit page. U*e additional eheete if necessary. Retain Uit copy. CCR 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 1 A Date Report Submitted:. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AIR POLLUTANT EMISSIONS REPORT SECTION VI - STACK AND POLLUTANT EMISSIONS DATA FORM APPROVED OMB NUMBER IfS-RTS Plant, institution, or establishment name:. STACK DATA Source Code* Height Above Grade ft. Inside Diameter at Top, ft. Exit Gas Velocity ft./sec. Exit Gas Temperature, i> F Exit Gas Flow Rate, CFM* Average Maximum ESTIMATE OF POLLUTANT EMISSIONS* Pollutant* Quantity Tons Per Year Lbs. Per Hour Average Maximum a. List code numbers corresponding to each emissions source reported in Sections II, III, and IV. b. Vaises should be representative of average flow conditions for hours of operation. c. At ^ctual flow conditions. | ^ ... d. Thekpollutants to be covered in this survey are specified in the accompanying instructions. e. Giv$ stack test data if available (indicate stack sampling method used), otherwise, specify basis used. If unknown, please do not complete these columns. IS i NOTE: Please read teverse side of this page. Use additional sheets -r- if necessary. Retain last copy. UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGION VI 1600 PATTERSON. SUITE 1 1 OO DALLAS. TEXAS 75201 December 24, 1973 CERTIFIED MAIL-RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED # 535400 Mr. R. D. Gamblln Plant Manager Continental Oil Company VCM Plant P.0. Box 605 Westlake, Louisiana 70669 Dear Mr. Gamblin: On September 25, 1973, under the authority of Section 114 of the Clean Air Act, 42 U.S.C. 1857c-9, Continental Oil Company, VCM Plant, was required to provide this Agency with certain information regarding its operations at Westlake, Louisiana. The data which was submitted in response was either not complete or not clear, and certain questions remain. Accordingly, pursuant to the authority granted in Sections 113 and 114 of the Act, and as an extension of the earlier letter, we hereby require you to provide the following information within twenty (20) days of the receipt of this letter. (If there are additional forms enclosed with this letter and if they do not provide sufficient space for a rqply, please use an insert or detail your replies in such a manner that engineering analysis is possible.) Reference Emission Inventory Questionnaire QUESTIONS PAGE 5 1. You have reported in item 5A processes descriptions, but have failed to report such items as process rate for each source and a breakdown of fuel usage"-- for each source. You are directed to supply the information as per instructions on 0MB form #158-R75. 5 2. You have reported in item 6A pollution control equipment used, but failed to report efficiencies of the equipment as directed in item 6A. Explain. CCR 000035415 2 PAGE 3. The attached compliance schedule was insufficient. Information to the specifics of your compliance schedule is needed as stated in paragraph two of the September 25, \ ' 1973 letter, item number 3. 4. Information regarding the name and address of your corporate officers Is needed. Furnish us with the name of your Corporate President and his address. You should transmit the above described information to the Environmental Protection Agency at the following address: U. S. Environmental Protection Agency Region VI 1600 Patterson Street, Suite 1100 Dallas, Texas 75201 Attention: Enforcement Division Any change in the information so reported must be reported to the same office within five (5) days after such change occurs. This continuing requirement to provide notification of changes in the information covered by this letter remains in effect until expressly terminated in writing by this office. The questions which you are required to answer in this letter may be, in large part, questions which you were required to answer in our earlier letter. Although we have chosen to ask some questions again, we are not thereby waiving enforcement action based on jtfflwf inadequate replies to the first letter. CCR 000035416 \ 4 (nrHnmmp 3 If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact Ms. Peggy Reiff, Sanitary Engineer, Enforcement Division, at (214) 749-2142,/^N Enforcement Division cc: Mr. John Trygg Technical Secretary Louisiana Air Control Commission CCR 000035417