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AIR EMISSIONS REGULATIONS:
DE MINIMIS EXEMPTIONS (Must meet 1298) Units smaller than 100 hp are exempt from permitting.All sources must meet a 20% opacity limit. If a single unit has the potential to emit 25 pounds per day or more of NOx or VOCs the unit must install state BACT. Facility-wide the BACT trigger is 150 pounds per day of NOx or VOC. The air district does not have additional requirements for SO2, PM or CO. Sample BACT for control of NOx from turbines and internal combustion engines is as follows:
The entire permitting process may take up to 180 days, but is generally completed more quickly. TREATMENT OF EMERGENCY ENGINES Case-by-case exemptions are available from the permitting agency. Units that are not exempted must obtain a permit. Emergency engines will generally be limited to 60 hours per year for maintenance and testing and may only operate otherwise during actual emergencies. CARB Air Toxic Control Measures for Stationary Compression Engines apply (see the CA state page for more information). |
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