Air Quality Program

DIVISION 226 - TABLES

Last revised by EQC on 5/4/01

Table 1
(340-226-0310)

Particulate Matter Emissions Standards for Process Equipment
Process Lbs/Hr Emissions Lbs/Hr Process Lbs/Hr Emissions Lbs/Hr Process Lbs/Hr Emissions Lbs/Hr
50 0.24 2300 4.44 7500 8.39
100 0.46 2400 4.55 8000 8.71
150 0.66 2500 4.64 8500 9.03
200 0.85 2600 4.74 9000 9.36
250 1.03 2700 4.84 9500 9.67
300 1.20 2800 4.92 10000 10.00
350 1.35 2900 5.02 11000 10.63
400 1.50 3000 5.10 12000 11.28
450 1.63 3100 5.18 13000 11.89
500 1.77 3200 5.27 14000 12.50
550 1.89 3300 5.36 15000 13.13
600 2.01 3400 5.44 16000 13.74
650 2.12 3500 5.52 17000 14.36
700 2.24 3600 5.61 18000 14.97
750 2.34 3700 5.69 19000 15.58
800 2.43 3800 5.77 20000 16.19
850 2.53 3900 5.85 30000 22.22
900 2.62 4000 5.93 40000 28.30
950 2.72 4100 6.01 50000 34.30
1000 2.80 4200 6.08 60000 40.00
1100 2.97 4300 6.15 70000 41.30
1200 3.12 4400 6.22 80000 42.50
1300 3.26 4500 6.30 90000 43.60
1400 3.40 4600 6.37 100000 44.60
1500 3.54 4700 6.45 120000 46.30
1600 3.66 4800 6.52 140000 47.80
1700 3.79 4900 6.60 160000 49.00
1800 3.91 5000 6.67 200000 51.20
1900 4.03 5500 7.03 1000000 69.00
2000 4.14 6000 7.37 2000000 77.60
2100 4.24 6500 7.71 6000000 92.70
2200 4.34 7000 8.05

Interpolation and extrapolation of the data for process unit weight rates in excess of 60,000 lb/hr shall be accomplished by the use of the equation:

E = 55.0P0.11 - 40,  where:   E = rate of process unit emission in lb/hr, and   P = process weight in tons/hr.

 

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