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Materials cwblned. .*tatoT wans any organism other. than a human being of the'kingdom. Antxul. distinguish fr plants by certain typical characteristics such as the power r locboot ion, fixed structure and ' . Halted growth, and non-photosynthetlc aetabollsm. "Continuous automatic stoking" means the automatic moving, of. animal pathological waste, during .burning, by moving .the hearth tii.a pulse cycle manner, which ! process'is Resigned to provide a continuous 'bunting rate In which the design charging rate per hour equals the burning rate every hour without limitation, and results in emission rates, which, are similar over any hour of the burning' process. b) Section 112.181 shall no.t- apply to continuousautomatic stoking pathological waste Incinerators If all of the following conditions arc wt: 1) The Incinerator shall burn animal pathological waste exclusively, except as otherwlse prescribed by the Agency during -Specified test operation; 2) The Inc 1nerator.:sha11 burn no more than " 907 kilograms (2600 pounds) of waste per hour. 3) The Incinerator shall be multi-stage controlled air combustion Incinerator having cyclical pulsed stoking hearth. c) No person shall cause or. allow the emission of particulate matter into the.atmosphere from.any Incinerator.--.as defined In this section, to excess 1 gram-of emission per I kilogram of animal pathological waste charge (0.1 lb/100 lb). d) The particulate matter emissions produced when burning animal pathological waste usinggaseous auxiliary fuel, such as natural gas. shall not exceed the pound-per hour emission rate equivalent to the maximum concentration rate set forth In Section 212.181(d). when applied to burning a maxtaum of 2000 1b of mixed charge animal, pathological waste plus solid, waste for demonstration-of compliance. "Mixed charged shall contain no more than 2SX by weight of solid waste other than animal pathological waste.. (Source: Added at II 111. Reg. Kip. effective Oecember 30. 1986) .. SU8PART C: PARTICULATE HATTER EMISSIONS FROM FUEL C0H8USTI0N EMISSION SOURCES Section 212.201 Existing Sources Using Solid Fuel Exclusively located In the Chicago Area No person shall cause or allow thie emission of particulate matter into the atmosphere from any existing fuel combustion source using solid fuel exclusively, located in the Chicago. Major Metropolitan Area, to exceed 0.1S kg of particulate matter per HW-hr of actual heat input In any one hour period (0.1 lbs/>Qtu/hr) except as provided to Section 212.203. (Source: Amended at ,,I0 111. Reg. 12637. effective July 9. 1986) Section 212.202 fxtstlng Sources Using Solid fuel Exclusively Located Chits tde the Chicago Area No .person shall cause or:allow the emission of ' particulate'matter into, the atmosphere from any exlstlngfuel combustion,source..us log solid fuel exclusively--which-: I vlocated outside the Chicago am lor metropolitan area, to exceed the limitations specified to the table below and Illustration A in any one hour, period except as provided- Ix lccllm-lll411. -; - BEBlCWim tt (Rangel . Megawatts -. S. KUoarara ace megawatt - -. Less 'than or equal to 2.9) ' 1.S5 Greater than 2.93 but smaller than 73.2, 3.33H'#*7,S Greater than or equal to 73.2 0.15S ENGLISH UNITS . irnwnoeT--r*............. Million Bib per hour ECltndS BCE million Btu Less th-an or equil to 10 1.0 Greater thin 10 but saTKf tjOa'ISF' S.18H*0-715 Greater than or equal to-2$0 0.10.1 where: S * ATTowiBle' emTSstoh standanrtf hr lbs/MBbtu/hr or kg/Hf of actual, heat Input', 'and H Actual .heat' Input Jn million Btu. per hour or megawatts j .. (Source: Amended at 10 111. Reg. 12637. effective July 9. 1986) Section 212.203 Existing Controlled.Sources Using Solid Fuel Exclusively Notwithstanding Sections 21?.)01 and 212.202. any existing fuel combustion source using solid fuel exclusively may. In if}/ one hour period, emm/itwuwp rto.". inbut not exceed as or Apr ir 0.31 .kg/Hf/hf. rr: 197r. any (0.2 OTe-of- the following conditions was met: a) The emission source had an hourly emission rate based on original design er equipment performance test conditions, whichever Is stricter, which was less than 0.31 kg/HW-hr (0.20 1bs/M8tu) of actual heat Input, and the emission control of such source Is not - $l -