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TITLE 3i: ENVIROIOtENTAl PROTECTION SUBTITLE B: /UR POLLUTION CHAPTER I: POLLUTION CONTROL 80AR0 SUBCHAPTER C EMISSION STAMUROS ANO LIMITATIONS FOR STATIONARY SOURCES PART 117 NITROGEN OXIOES EMISSIONS SU8PART A; GENERAL PROVISIONS Section117.100 Scope And Organization .211*401 - .Measurement Methods '217.101-. Abbrev1at1ans,-ahd Units 217,10) Definitions. .217.104 i Incorporations by Reference SUBPART 8: . NEW FUEL COMBUSTION EMISSION.SOURCES Section 217.121 . Hew.Emission Source!' - SUBPART C: EXISTING FUEL COMBUSTION EMISSION SOURCES Section-. 217.141 Existing Emission Sources in Major . Metropolitan -Areas - ,, SUBPART K: PROCESS EMISSION SOURCES Section 217.301 Industrial Processes SUBPART 0: 'chemical MANUFACTURE Section 217.3R1 Nitric Acid Manufacturing Processes * SUBPART V: . ELECTRIC. POWER GENERATION Section 217.S21 f. Lake-of Egypt Power p.lant l Appendix A: Rule.Into Section Table Appendix B:. Section Into Rule Table Appendix C: Past Compl lance. Oates AUTHORITY;': -.Implementing. Section to. and authorized by,.Section 27.of the Environmental Protection Act (111. Rev. St*tM98t. ch. Ill 1/2. pars. 1010 and 1027). SOtNtCE: Adopted as Chapter 2: Air Pollution. Rule 207: Nitrogen Oxides-Emissions. R71-23. 4 PCB 191. April 11. .1972. filed and effective April 14. 1972; amended at 2 111.-Reg. 17. p. 101, effective April II. 1978; codified at 7 111. Reg. 13609. - SUBPART A:. GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 217.100 Scope and Organization a) This Part sets standards and limitations for emission of oxides of nitrogen from stationary sources. b) Permits For sources subject to. this Part at; be requlredporsoant-to IS 111. Ada. Code 201 c) Notwithstanding the provision oF.this Part, the air quality standards contained In is til. Ada. Code 243 nay not be violated. d) This Part Is divided Into Subparts' which are grouped as Follows; :-l) - Subpart A:- General previsions': -2) - Subparts'. B-4: Fuel corabustioo sources -and Incinerators: ^ 3) Subpars K-M: Process emission sources: 4) Subparts N-End: Industry and - e) These roles have been grouped For convenience oF the 'public: the scope oF each Is determined Ty Sts'TSKguage and'KIltbry: (Source: Added and codified at 7 111. Reg. 11609) " . Section-217.101 'Measurement Methods - - Measurement of' nitrogen oxides .shall be ' - according TolhOpfienoT dliuTTohlCacId metfSo<f~ as published In 36 Fed. Reg. IS7I0, Method 7. Section 217.102 Abbreviations' and Units a) The foirdwThg -abbrevlatldos are'Ofed^ln this -Part: . btu -r British thermal m1t.(60#F) kg kilogram kg/Mf-hr kilograms per megawatt-hour. usually used as an hourly . ' ' emtsslohraCe 1b pound ' . . NOv Nitrogen Oxides Tbs/onbtu pounds per million btu. usually used as an- hourly emission rate Mg megagram or metric tonne . oibtr wi-VMon^Brltlsh- thermaV omits- abtu/hr million British thermal units per hour IN megawatt; one million watts Hf-hr megawatt-hour ppm parts, pgr million - ppmv parts per million, by volixne T English5ton b) The foilwing-conversion-faetbrshawe^been.... ' used in this Part: English McltlS 2.20S 1b ; 1 kg 1 T 0.907 Mg 1 Ib/T 0.S00 kg/Hg ombtu/hr 0.293 M 1 >b/ambtw-...... V,S4-k9A"hr- (Source: Added and codtfldd at 7111.. Reg. 13609) - 147