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1) Wood furniture Coating i 1) Clear topcoat kSZl 0.67 lUttl (S.6) 2) Opaque stain 0.56 (4.7) i) Pigmented coat' 6) Repair coat S) Sealer 0.60 0.67 0.67 (S.O) (S.6) (S.6) 6) Semi-transparent. stain 0.79 (6.6) 7) Wash coat 0.73 (6.1) (Board Note: nie repair coat has overall transfer efficiency of 30 percent; all others have ah`overall transfer efficiency of 65 percent.) a) Existing Diesel-Electric locomotive Coating _ Lines Jn Cook County . . . . -........... ksZl 1) Extreme 'performance prime coat , 0.42 Ib/oal (3.S) 2) Extreme performance: top coat-air dried ' .0.52 (4.3) 3) Final repair coat- . air dried ' 0.S8 - 4) Hlgbh-temperature alwlnum coating 0.72 (4.8) (6.8) 5) All other coatings 0.36 (3.0) (Source: Amended at 12 111. Reg. 76S0. effective April 11. 1988) Section 215.205 Alternative Emission Limitations toners or operators of coating lines subject to Section 215.204 may comply'with this Section, rather than with Section 215.204. The methods or procedures used't'o determine emissions of organic material under this Section shall be approved by the Agency.. .Emissions of volatile organic material from sources subject to Section 2IS.204. are allowable; notwithstanding the limitations In Section 21S.204. If: a) For those sources subject to Section 21S.204(b), the emissions are controlled by an afterburner system .which..provides: 1). 7SX reduction In the overall emissions of volatile organic material from the coating line, and 2) Oxidation to carbon dioxide and water of 90Z of the hohmethane volatile organic material (measured as total combustible carbon) which enters the afterburner. b) for all other sources subject to Section . 2IS.204. the emissions are controlled.'by an afterburner system Milch provides: ' 1) Alt reduction In the overall emissions c volatile organic material from the coat log line, and 2) Oxidation to carbon dioxide and water of WI of the nonaethane volatile organic material (measured as total combustible carbon) Mitch enters the afterburner. c) The-system used^to.control such emlis.lon_ls_ demonstrated to have control efficiency equivalent to or greater than that provided under the applicable provision of Section. 21S.204 or subsections (a) or (b). (Source: Amended at 12 til. Reg. SIS, effective December 24. 1987) Section 21S.206 Exemptions from Emission limitations | a) The limitat Ions of this Subpart shall not apply to:........................... .> i 1) Coating plants whose emissions of volatile organic mater.til as limited by .. .. the operating permit'will not exceed 22.7 Hg/year (25 T/year). In the absence of ilrZpmUuUob.:cAaLraV.equipment; or 2) Sources used exclusively for chemical or physical analysis or determination of product quality and cbinerclat' acceptance provided that: U...lbc.epa4LlaB..af tH.tMfce. Is mt an Integral part of the production process; B); The emissions'frbm~(le source do not . * exceed 363 kg (800 lbs) In any | calendar nonUi;;.and^- C) The exemption Is approved lie writing by the Agency. 3) Interior body spray coating material for three-piece steel caiis used.bjrNational . Can Corporation at Its Rockford can . manufacturing plant In.loves fark. Illinois, provided.that: A) The emission of volatile oigantc material from the Interior body Pr*y coating-tine, shall. ooL eicceLUl.... . kg/1 (S.8 lb/gal) ofcoat1i9 material, excluding water, delivered to the coating applicator; and B) The emission of volatile organic , material shall comply with the , provisions of Section 2IS.204 by use of the Internal offset provisions of t SectIon-2lS.202computcd on. h.ueekJ3L~ weighted average basts. - too - . i