The Illinois EPA is the lead agency for the Sauget Area 1 Site.
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- 1-2* = - f.4<" n - * 6ft ^- (Based on Stack testing) 0.90 3.942 TPY ABDOO127254 S02 Calculation Total = TPY .on 0.1697 AP-42 factor = 1TPY 0.0006 Ib/MMBTU NOx Calculation / AP-42 factor = lTPY 0.137 Ib/MMBTU CO Calculation 9.6186 1998 Natural Gas Usage VOC Calculation AP-42 factor = 0.034 Ib/MMBTU |TPY / 565798 MMBTU AP-42 factor = / 1 1.613 0.0057 Ib/MMBTU TPY Total VOC from Plasticizer = &<D TPY (Permitted Total) ^ (=>~u Fugative VCM = 2.404s) TPY (Obtained from Environmental Coordinator) ^3&it> VCM Stack Emissions = 4,7351^ TPY (EPA Method 107) Total VCM Emissions = Fugative Methanol Stack Emissions = Total Voc Emissions = ^ (7AZSSJ TPY ^__ 5/^4 (0260, TPY l 56^rgiS jpy I/DC + VO<~ + To^i pleca'fcfc.i t HcX>M Total HAP's (Voc) = 7.3995) TPY TefhJi KW t 1 neP ABDOO127255 Total HAP's (Non-Voc) Lead Calculation Total Lead Emissions = HCI Calculation Total HCI Emissions = Chlorine Calculation Total Chlorine Emissions = Total HAP's (Non-VOC) Emitted = 0.0035 5A&A Le^cf Pi {i&oo TPY 0.4376 ^ S/fM HC4 TPY Pi' ^ 5/^1 Cklo->Ae. 2.1513 TPY y 2^ai;::.]TPY
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ABDOO127256 \\%] m> K- 1997 Air Emission Calculations Pollutant Particulate Matter SO2 NOX CO VOC TRS LEAD CFCs/HCFCs Other Total HAP's (VOC) Total HAP's (Non-VOC) Allowable Rate Tons per Year 198.59 5.36 198.72 147.09 190.01 0 0.56 0 0 147.39 0.25 Actual Emission Tons per Year 49.96 0.3127 71.4081 17.7217 61.660 0 0.0035 0 0 9.4746 7.4171 1997 Natural Gas Usage (MMBTU) = 1042454 MMBTU TSP/PM10 Calculation AP-42 factor = 0.005 Ib/MMBTU 2.606 TPY From Fluid Bed & Rotary Dryers Stack test (#/hr) = 6.40 (Based on Stack testing) = 28.032 TPY From Cyclone Dryer (Based on Stack testing) Stack test (#/hr) = 5 = 12.775 TPY From New Cyclone Dryer (Started 9/97) (Based on Stack testing) 5 = 3.675 TPY From Vinyl Silos Stack test (#/hr)= (Based on Stack testing) 0.608 2.663 TPY From cmpd silos Stack test (#/hr) = (Based on Stack testing) 0.90 3.942 TPY ABDOO127257 Lead Calculation Total Lead Emissions = 0.0035 TPY HCI Calculation Total HCI Emissions = 0.3548 TPY Chlorine Calculation Total Chlorine Emissions = 4.4016 TPY Fugative Emissions: 1997 Average Well Water Flow = 1200 GPM Assume .5ppm Residual Chlorine in Water from Water Plant: 1.3135 TPY Emissions from Cooling Towers: #2000lb Chlorine cylinders= #1501b Chlorine cylinders= 5 5 10000 750 lb.
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TPY 0.137 Ib/MMBTU CO Calculation AP-42 factor = TPY 0.034 Ib/MMBTU 1998 Natural Gas Usage = VOC Calculation 1217685 MMBTU AP-42 factor = 0.0057 Ib/MMBTU 3.41 TPY Total VOC from Plasticizer = 40.00 TPY (Permitted Total) Fugative VCM - 2.40 TPY (Obtained from Environmental Coordinator) VCM Stack Emissions = 4.74 TPY (EPA Method 107) Total VCM Emissions = 7.14 TPY Fugative Methanol Stack Emissions = 0.26 TPY Total VOC Emissions = 50.87 TPY Total HAP's (VOC) = 7.40 TPY ABDOO127263 Total HAP's (Non-VOC) Lead Calculation Total Lead Emissions = HCI Calculation Total HCI Emissions = Chlorine Calculation Total Chlorine Emissions = Total HAP's (Non-VOC) Emitted - 0.004 TPY 0.44 TPY 2.15 TPY 2.59 TPY
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Note: Do not expect everything to fall in order as listed below. 5.0 Safety Notations: 5.1 Investigation of spill should be conducted from a location upwind of the spill. 5.2 Investigator should be equipped with an emergency radio and scott air pack. 6.0 Procedure: 6.1 Supervisor or lead senior operations specialist: 6.1.1 Investigate the spill if possible.
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ABDOO127244 1996 Air Emission Calculations Pollutant Allowable Rate Annual Emission Tons per Year Tons per Year Particulate Matter 198.69 42.23 S02 5.36 0.28 NOx 198.72 63.82 CO 147.09 15.84 VOC 189.42 57.07 TRS 00 LEAD 0.56 0.56 CFCs/HCFCs 0 0 Other 00 Total HAP's (VOC) 139.16 14.42 Total HAP's (Non-VOC) 4.38 4.2 TImS & 1994 Natural Gas Usage =(931642 MMB*TU G* S ^ U-S L&i k- TSP/PM10 Calculation AP-42factor = 0.005 LB/MMBTU 931642 MMBTU 0.005LB 1 TON 2 329 TPY CJ (Lc*S\ - ,Out Volur^Ji Ouv-d ,,, l, 7*^ YEAR MMBTU 2000 LBS ^ Alkctdz/ From Fluid Bed & Rotary Dryers (Based on Stack testing) Emission rate = 6.4 # / hr * 8760 hr / yr * 1 ton / 2000 # = 28.1 TPY Ce(l</wr\. \0fc4 From New Cyclone Dryer (Start up 6/96) (Based on Stack Testing) Emission rate = 2.06 #/hr * 8760 hr / yr * (7/12) * 1 ton / 2000# = 5.26 TPY From Vinyl Silos (Based on Stack testing) Emission rate = 0.608 # / hr* 8760 hr / yr * 1 ton / 2000 # = 2.66 TPY 'fUcsc (*2- tUc From cmpd silos (Based on Stack testing) Emission rate = 0.9 # / hr * 8760 hr /yr * 1 ton / 2000 # = 3.94 TPY Total = 42.2 TPY S02 Calculation 931642 MMBTU YEAR AP-42 factor = 0.0006 LB/MMBTU 0.0006LB 1 TON = 0.2795 TPY MMBTU 2000 LBS NOx Calculation 931642 MMBTU YEAR AP-42 factor = 0.137 LB/MMBTU 0.137LB 1 TON = 63.817 TPY MMBTU 2000 LBS CO Calculation 931642 MMBTU YEAR AP-42 factor = 0.034 LB/MMBTU 0.034LB 1 TON = 15.8379 TPY MMBTU 2000 LBS ABDOO127245 VOC Calculation 931642 MMBTU YEAR AP-42 factor = 0.0057 LB/MMBTU 0.0057LB 1 TON = 2.6552 TPY MMBTU 2000 LBS Total VOC from Plasticizer = 40 TPY Fugative VCM = 0.3229 TPY (Obtained from Environmental Coordinator) VCM Stack Emissions = 13.844 TPY (EPA Method 107) Total VCM Emissions = 14.1669 TPY Fugative Methanol Stack Emissions = 0.2525 TPY (Best Engineering Judgement) Total VOC Emissions = 2.6552 + 40 + 14.1669 + 0.2525 = 57.0746 Total HAP's (Voc) = 14.4194--=4----- Idf- Total HAP's (Non-Voc) Lead Calculation Assume Actual Lead Emissions = Permitted Emissions Total Lead Emissions = 0.56 TPY HCL Calculation Assume Actual HCL Emissions from Incinerator = Permitted Emissions Total HCL Emissions = 0.38 TPY OUL-V 3jQjluQ& SlAckL Chlorine Calculation Assume Actual Chlorine Emissions from Incinerator = Permitted Emissions Total Chlorine Emisions = 0.37 TPY Fugitive Emissions: 1996 Average Well Water Flow =1184 GPM Assume 0.5ppm Residual Chlorine in Water from Water Plant O 0.5 # C12 1184 Gal 8.33 #H20 1440 Min 365 Day MM# H20 Min Gal Day Year 1.2960 TPY 1 Ton 2000# Emissions from Cooling Towers Assume: 1) 25% of C12 fed to cooling towers is unreacted and emitted 2) That 6 2000# cylinders and 5 150# cylinders were used at the cooling towers po&T[ PQXLVD& 6x2000#= 12.000# C12 5 x 150# = 750# C12 (12000 + 750) x 0.25 = 3187.5# C12 3187.5 #C12 1 ton 1.5938 TPY yr 2000# Total Fugative Chlorine Emissions = 1.2960 + 1.5938 = 2.8898 TPY Total Chlorine Emitted = 0.37 + 2.8898 = 3.2598 TPY Total HAP's (Non-VOC) Emitted = 0.56 + 0.38 + 3.2598 = 4.198 TPY AtX J/j 5/b^
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Furthermore, this interrogatory is irrelevant and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of relevant or admissible evidence because it seeks information regarding locations at which Plaintiff did not allegedly work as a Southern Pacific employee.
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thing done about it You does a good job of 1 informed about what's^ before it becomes the la\ this for us, we can act on n letters to our lawmakers l Keep up the good work \ Fre Ga 1 Skirting This Isa Dear BASS TIMES, \ It came as quite a surprise and my customers (ED -- copies sent to Stanley Jigs an Fox) to read that a company\ name of RM was revolutionize tackle industry with sihcone-oased' skirts (BT, March/94) In fact, my company, Dybst Inc , originated, produced and sold the first metalflake silicone skirt to Stanley Jigs in 1986 A Dyhst BIO-FLEX sili cone metalflake skirt was used on a Stanley Vibra-Shaft spinnerbait by Rick Clunn to win the 1986 U S Open on Nevada's Lake Mead The list of winners using our skirts goes on and on Obviously, we are not new to the tackle industry in either use by major manufacturers or respect by pro fish ermen Our business has grown in both volume and reputation since its inception Dyhst was the first to intro duce BIO-FLEX silicone glitter skirts, fire tips, glitter shadow strands, glitter fire tips, metallic shadow strands and the Blue Fox BIO-FLEX half-and- half and foxphorescent skirts If Dyhst has had to endure any irritation, it has been the claim by RM that it has developed these products, when, in fact, they have attempted to merely copy or follow our lead BASS TIMES has an obligation to its readers to adhere to proper jour nalistic standards by reporting all information accurately and without bias It appalls me that a publication!
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