WPCr2 drCqn{n͊uٓ-{Kd0(/hL[)B1t!v0nD}19`􄐏'E> iþ{2ǽd`ʾ^.by?,I'/ #Na2[_ (F+#8rb:)ȋ%=Dc"Nw{4&蝹z?$ː99A,PV=`G6 Mʍ6KW\B#2vPtKuvuKxhQTۆH"ϪQ nErU.$,e`}p!U|'ɦ!j!$e ]?=0L&YY3PJ@h9'6j6JPt u(H \juwB#+`Ry]msGž}-b湀MKE5 >7pJD\[9`6/ _H#!T U5Nu % 0( U.B U@3 UNs UH w@ 4I ] l mn ^ N R UN@";oP]p]kU 43N;L= 0w 0tnX|  N   0TNL:BNJ6L 0LN\LdENx<NDxFnXN&(LL  0_VnX N L c Lk   D+   0C! 0J! AM=""" C"N"t"nX*#$ B $N$$LO%% 0g% 1u &L& 0& 0J' 0' 0( 0D) 0#* 0+ 1),,^ ,",f,a,f,a,f-a-f(-a*-n>-NA/ D3C/ B*v/ D3/ B*/ D3/ B700 B7g0 D30 B0 D50 D-#1 0DP1 11b1 1 1Q1 2 22Q!2HP LaserJet 5P,,,,,,0(9 Z6Times New Roman RegularX($\  `*Times New RomanTT< `(CG TimesScalable(9 Z 6Times New Roman Regular+_ 0CG TimesBoldScalable CDDEFDGHIJDKLWuK'fnlo3|xLU1<( DishakjianSeitzMobleyLamasonSegallGaribaySCAQMDBallay DEPBivins VOCMcAlisterSchakenbachGrimleyFostonRascher ECOSWestlin MACT NSRContdECEnglert ADI CAAA CARB CFR COMS CPMS CTM DQO EMAD EMC EMMC ESDFESOP FID FTIRFVGFAASGMACT GPRA HAPs HClNESHAP ICPLIDAR MDL MEK CAS MRRTRecordkeepingNAAQSNCASI NDONELAC NOx NSPSNTTAAOAQPS OECA OPG OSW PAHsPolyaromatic PBMS PCDD PCDF4pentachlorodibenzodioxin2pentachlorodibenzofuran PQLQuantitation PTEQA SESSOCMISTAPPAALAPCO TTE TTNUATMPToxics VOCsSubmittals AOP AOV BACT BTS GFC HWCcombustor HWI LAERMMBtu MSEnonattainmentNELAP NRDC"polychlorinatedbiphenyl PEMS POMsPolycyclic ppb ppm ppmC PSEUSSCAP TOC TPY VEO WFI CEMS SIPstoxicsrecordkeepingwebsitereproposedisocyanatesimpinger dscmfuransfurancommentersreproposalacetonitrile PCBscondensablereproposeSubparts GGa GGb NERL SOPsPeeleCandaceattenuatorsubpartsalkenesspeciationTedlarimpingersorganicsNJDEP CEMGG DNPHketonesrosanalineUSEPAisokineticpitotcemspg.htmlducting"recertificationPMfinecondensablesspeciatedexhausterCalTechdenudersteflon"gravimetricallydenuderimpactorspresurveyunspikeddesorbedEMTICTNRCC RACTDD SOxcommenterRATAsreinventionexceedancesMegagigs PEM RAsCoGentriboelectrictricorders FMCgrandfatheredCasternovaArkleyShigahara QAdOakridge isokinetically GGGadsorbers TSSAdsorberlinearityplatersprecontrolAleyska RTP(hH  Z 6Times New Roman RegularAIRGLOBE.PCXWPC_Kl l 519l ,, Jt}ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ[Z~$@5ZZ[(?-~( .~(1~#> .~#A @."0~"7~$.~#?'~#@'~#'~# &~# @(~"  &~" @)~" 8&~! 2~  0~ `@ '~  L-~( &~! (~  @`$~! %~'?% <$~#~x$~ @ $~" @ @$~  @A@$~ 0%~`  &Á!~@x! ~!`0~ @? 8??? x?~??~#<!??~0xA ~?~<y#883#c  C~   A@~0 p x~    ~0 z7 ~8 8>~8 ~p@<@ p  <~   ~ 0@~x @~A     ~  ~  88 !~  ~ @ 0 ~ &@ ? ~ "`~ ~   ~+@0~  ~ " ~  ~ @@~- 0~ @@~ ~*    @   ~ @ ~   ?  ~ @ ~  @  ~  ~  A@  `~ @0,  ~ @  ~@H  ~ 0 ` ~ @ ~ 0   ~@~  @@~   ~ @  ~   ( ~0B G7 @ ~ ` ` @ @@  ~0   ~     ~  @   ~  @0@~          ~ A@~ @     > ~ @ >8@ @@ ~  ~  ~ Fp  ~ @8@  ~   1@   ???  ~ 0@   ~  @@~  p -~ @ ~4~ @ ~@   ~  @,~   ~  A ~   .~ @@-~ @@ ~ 00-~  -~   ~  ~`@  ~  ?~@ 8  ? ~   @@~ p < @@x    ~  |  p~ `x  ?   ~`?  ~ 08  ~`   ?    ~ ph`x   ~x ~Xpqx ? ~$ x @0~f  ~  ` ~   d@ ~ @   @ @ ~@>,@~x  10~   p0 ~ ~ f0 @0<~  ~>~xd@~ 2@>$@ @ ~p   D ~ @@@p~  8~ p>@`~@g    @~  ~ `$`!@ ~   0@ ~  V x@|D~` 1x8@~ `@ ~ p@@ ~   @ ~<!~  h  ~ `H@~ ~8~s'@@@ ~  @D~ ~  ~7080x@d@P ~p@HHx 0@`@ Ϗ? ~xH@ 30@~`033@<  ~ @@?xx|? ~    ǁ ~0@@@   ~x8@~@H @ ? ~@~ ) ~08  ~ H@  ? ~@h  8 ~ `H ~`<@?~<8$`@  ~  `  ~Fpp @@@ ~ ``~ 8 <@`@~ P>@0 @~ ' 8  ` ` @  ~ 0`~ @@@@ @ $ ~  @@~p  0@  D~0 `~@@@@B"~!p@ P ~'@LCD~   @~@0d~   `@$  ~ @@  DA~ @8~   0  ~ @  D~   `~! `@@~x8   0~@@DC A~@?Dp  ~  8  ~   Ã@@~@ @D b ~ @D@` ~ @    ~   8< ~ p'p@@@D$@~x  D<"~@,88~@H 0 f|x|~88?0?~  D@D@3DD@P0 ~@ @H@@@ @@~ c @<8~@  9x8x8@Dd @`D"ǀ?~>@DGDF H!  0 ~ 8x 9@p0p2  ~!0cp @1@~x@H `? ?~ @x08 & p???8x??x|~?~` p@@~A @B@~ `~?~` p8d H D? ǀ?~8$ 1 ||x<~Fq~!@@~~ @<~~  #  $@0 A~ 0h8P @ ~ @ @@ (8= |?~9;@D~@D@ 8x  ~ ǁ?~ <0D@@ `~  x`|`@@D@DA!?  ?>|?~1;@~ @'FB D@  ?|ǁÃ ?  ~|??~0Á@ƁFDF@?8<8<>~  !~?À?~  ~ @ ~<  g   ~ $?'À ~ `!8?a!  ?߁!?p? !?? ~!~@ =@!? ? ?"? ?0"???0#~@$~@> 0#~   $~@ #~ $~b 0$~$&~<)&~8@'~(|'?<)~ 0@)~ < (~)~p(~(~@)<--~-#-$-%-&.Z[ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ'Ac&quire Image...&Select Image Source...F&ile...Ob&ject...&Insert$ _  /X!_ &LeftCtrl+L&Line&Polygon&RectangleRou&nded RectangleC&ircle&EllipseElliptical &ArcCur&ve$ _ 0_ ???0????0????x|?WPWin 6.0/OLE 1.0 Prefix Information MarkerWPDraw30.Drawing|ࡱ> ,  !"#$%&'()*+./0123456789:;<Root Entry`.@pæOle 7WPG20PCompObjj'F! WP 7 [0] `.@pWP Draw 3.0 Drawing Embed SourceWPDraw30.Drawing9q&^&PWPC_Kl l 519l ,, Jt}ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ[Z~$@5ZZ[(?-~( .~(1~#> .~#A @."0~"7~$.~#?'~#@'~#'~# &~# @(~"  &~" @)~" 8&~! 2~  0~ `@ '~  L-~( &~! (~  @`$~! %~'?% <$~#~x$~ @ $~" @ @$~  @A@$~ 0%~`  &Á!~@x! ~!`0~ @? 8??? x?~??~#<!??~0xA ~?~<y#883#c  C~   A@~0 p x~    ~0 z7 ~8 8>~8 ~p@<@ p  <~   ~ 0@~x @~A     ~  ~  88 !~  ~ @ 0 ~ &@ ? ~ "`~ ~   ~+@0~  ~ " ~  ~ @@~- 0~ @@~ ~*    @   ~ @ ~   ?  ~ @ ~  @  ~  ~  A@  `~ @0,  ~ @  ~@H  ~ 0 ` ~ @ ~ 0   ~@~  @@~   ~ @  ~   ( ~0B G7 @ ~ ` ` @ @@  ~0   ~     ~  @   ~  @0@~          ~ A@~ @     > ~ @ >8@ @@ ~  ~  ~ Fp  ~ @8@  ~   1@   ???  ~ 0@   ~  @@~  p -~ @ ~4~ @ ~@   ~  @,~   ~  A ~   .~ @@-~ @@ ~ 00-~  -~   ~  ~`@  ~  ?~@ 8  ? ~   @@~ p < @@x    ~  |  p~ `x  ?   ~`?  ~ 08  ~`   ?    ~ ph`x   ~x ~Xpqx ? ~$ x @0~f  ~  ` ~   d@ ~ @   @ @ ~@>,@~x  10~   p0 ~ ~ f0 @0<~  ~>~xd@~ 2@>$@ @ ~p   D ~ @@@p~  8~ p>@`~@g    @~  ~ `$`!@ ~   0@ ~  V x@|D~` 1x8@~ `@ ~ p@@ ~   @ ~<!~  h  ~ `H@~ ~8~s'@@@ ~  @D~ ~  ~7080x@d@P ~p@HHx 0@`@ Ϗ? ~xH@ 30@~`033@<  ~ @@?xx|? ~    ǁ ~0@@@   ~x8@~@H @ ? ~@~ ) ~08  ~ H@  ? ~@h  8 ~ `H ~`<@?~<8$`@  ~  `  ~Fpp @@@ ~ ``~ 8 <@`@~ P>@0 @~ ' 8  ` ` @  ~ 0`~ @@@@ @ $ ~  @@~p  0@  D~0 `~@@@@B"~!p@ P ~'@LCD~   @~@0d~   `@$  ~ @@  DA~ @8~   0  ~ @  D~   `~! `@@~x8   0~@@DC A~@?Dp  ~  8  ~   Ã@@~@ @D b ~ @D@` ~ @    ~   8< ~ p'p@@@D$@~x  D<"~@,88~@H 0 f|x|~88?0?~  D@D@3DD@P0 ~@ @H@@@ @@~ c @<8~@  9x8x8@Dd @`D"ǀ?~>@DGDF H!  0 ~ 8x 9@p0p2  ~!0cp @1@~x@H `? ?~ @x08 & p???8x??x|~?~` p@@~A @B@~ `~?~` p8d H D? ǀ?~8$ 1 ||x<~Fq~!@@~~ @<~~  #  $@0 A~ 0h8P @ ~ @ @@ (8= |?~9;@D~@D@ 8x  ~ ǁ?~ <0D@@ `~  x`|`@@D@DA!?  ?>|?~1;@~ @'FB D@  ?|ǁÃ ?  ~|??~0Á@ƁFDF@?8<8<>~  !~?À?~  ~ @ ~<  g   ~ $?'À ~ `!8?a!  ?߁!?p? !?? ~!~@ =@!? ? ?"? ?0"???0#~@$~@> 0#~   $~@ #~ $~b 0$~$&~<)&~8@'~(|'?<)~ 0@)~ < (~)~p(~(~@)<--~-#-$-%-&.Z[ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ'Ac&quire Image...&Select Image Source...F&ile...Ob&ject...&Insert$ _  /X!_ &LeftCtrl+L&Line&Polygon&RectangleRou&nded RectangleC&ircle&EllipseElliptical &ArcCur&ve$ _ 0_ ???0????0????x|?BOlePartOlePres000-4/     /3f3333f333ff3fffff3f3f̙3f3333f3333333333f3333333f3f33ff3f3f3f3333f3333333f3̙333333f333ff3ffffff3f33f3ff3f3f3ffff3fffffffffff3fffffff3fff̙ffff3fffff???__ߟ߿3f3333f333ff3fffff3f3f̙3f3f3333f333ff3fffff̙̙3̙f̙̙̙3f̙3f3f3333f333ff3fffff3f3f̙3f45    C (@   ??????ݎdጜs79'?<=#??0r?Ao?~qo?JZ?o?_?1?|~9.>yS0ӏg?'hl?C~'3'g> H87?#B_'í3>?<9?~@xxO|~/x?'07?0+x=?xO9=<yS0ӏg?'hl?C~'3'g> H87?#B_'í3>?<9?~@xxO|~/x?'07?0+x=?xO9=<c$"Small Circle"0  BivinsUSEPANELACNELAP MSE EMCwebsite SOPsC:\OFFICE\WPWIN\TEMPLATE\STANDARD.WPT SchakenbachGrimleypitotcemspg.htmlducting SchakenbachGrimleypitotcemspg.htmlducting\  `*Times New RomanTTC\  P6QP\  `*Times New RomanTTXXP\  P6QXP DishakjianQA EMMCspeciated VOCspresurveyimpingerC:\OFFICE\WPWIN\TEMPLATE\STANDARD.WPTC:\OFFICE\WPWIN\TEMPLATE\STANDARD.WPTH4Body TextBody Text  XXXW\  `*Times New RomanTTW        W\  `*Times New RomanTTWԫ\  `*Times New RomanTTC\  P6QP\  `*Times New RomanTTXXP\  P6QXPC:\OFFICE\WPWIN\TEMPLATE\STANDARD.WPTC:\OFFICE\WPWIN\TEMPLATE\STANDARD.WPT'dxd Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5(2C$ !  ("$ Figure    HIJGA<< c d Westlin NRDC PSEUprecontrolQA TTN CFR\  `*Times New RomanTTC\  P6QP\  `*Times New RomanTTXXP\  P6QXP d  CEMsBivinsOakridge HAPsexceedance isokineticallycondensiblesC:\OFFICE\WPWIN\TEMPLATE\STANDARD.WPT(?J$2#  0  .3  0@ ##37=CIQYag1.a.i.(1)(a)(i)1)a)C:\OFFICE\WPWIN\TEMPLATE\STANDARD.WPT(WO$0 20,  a  .3  0` (#(#(n$0 0` (#(#20,   .3  0 ` (#` (#($0 0` (#(#0 ` ` (#` (#20,(  0  )3  0  (# (#($0  0` (#(#0 ` (#` (#0 (# (#2#(  a  )3  0h(#(#(h$0 0` (#(#0 ` ` (#` (#0  (# (#0h(#(#20,(   )3  0%h(#h(#($0 0` (#(#0 ` ` (#` (#0  (# (#0h(#(#0h#h(#h(#20,  0  )3  0`*(#(#(e?$0 0` (#(#0 ` ` (#` (#0  (# (#0h(#(#0h#h(#h(#0((#(#20,  a  )3  0p/(#(#X[\]^_`aG_cgkosw{Bullet ListBullet ListO'    TABLE ATABLE ATABLE BTABLE A<6X9`(CourierXx6X@KX@'\  `TimesRomanXo\  PCXP'\  `TimesRoman&f\  PC&Pqqqq'dxd&p d Pdssss'dxd&p Pd duvuv'dxd3+0 d d d3+0 d d dxxxx'dxd dSSSSS'dxdS'dxd(3$ !   8 A- ȿH G {)  _"US //ȿؿ G {)  _"US // !  _XDsXXX( B=% | =B `     h      p      x  `     h   @@bb" Proceedingsofthe1999   SourceTestingintheNewRegulatoryWorld  WorkshopII  @EPAContractNumber68D98046    @' Preparedfor:    @"#XDsXXXDs+#XXXXDsRimaCHowellCDDishakjianDHE%  EH(MD19) f    SourceMeasurementTechnologyGroup#XDsXXX#XDsXXXDs  ~V Emissions,Monitoring,andAnalysisDivisionOfficeofAirQualityPlanningandStandardsU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgencyResearchTrianglePark,NorthCarolina27711  2  C@' Preparedby:   #XDsXXXDs#XXXXDs  EC/RIncorporated ! 2327EnglertDrive,Suite100Durham,NC27713#XDsXXX#XDsXXXDs #  and  %^ %@zz _TRC_ԀEnvironmentalCorporation ^'6 @vv6340QuadrangleDrive,Suite200@TTChapelHill,NorthCarolina27514 #XDsXXXDs#XXXXDs  #XDsXXX# % XDsXXXDs#XDsXXXDsn#XDsXXXDs @==%January_J19JK28KL%  L,_Ԁ2000  -"% _( $8DsXXdXXd8E1X` hp x (#XE  @" TABLEOFCONTENTS   INTRODUCTION""H(#. iii ` LISTOFACRONYMS""I(#.  iv 8  AGENDAT"T"H(#.vii  ` DAY1""J(#.1  8  DAY2`"`"I(#.((24   DAY3`"`"I(#.((55   APPENDIXA:FINALPARTICIPANTLIST   `     h      #l! @$ Introduction     ThesecondSourceTestingintheNewRegulatoryWorldWorkshopwasheldinRaleigh, ` NorthCarolina,onNovember2throughNovember4,1999.Theworkshop,sponsoredbytheU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA),providedaforumforopendiscussionamongtheEPAsEmissionMeasurementCenter,theEPAregionaloffices,andStateandlocalagenciesregardingsourcetestingissuesandconcerns.  Alistofacronymsandanagendafromtheworkshopareprovidedfollowingthisintroduction.AfinalparticipantlistisprovidedinAppendixA.  $  @" LISTOFACRONYMS   H.,N hp x (#XXHADI N ApplicabilityDeterminationIndex  AIM N Architectural/IndustrialManufacturers t AMS N AdvancedMonitoringSystems ` AOP0 N angleofprojectionL N (#N (# AOV0 N angleofview8 N (#N (# ASTM N AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials $ t #XDsXXXDs#BACT0 N BestAvailableControlTechnologyXDsXXXDs `N (#N (# BOD0 N BiologicalOxygenDemand L N (#N (# BTS0 N BureauofTechnicalServices 8 N (#N (# CAA N CleanAirAct $  CAAA N CleanAirActAmendmentsof1990   CAM N ComplianceAssuranceMonitoring   CARB N CaliforniaAirResourcesBoard   cfm0 N cubicfeetperminute N (#N (# CO2 N carbondioxide p CO N carbonmonoxide \ CE N CaptureEfficiency H CEMS N ContinuousEmissionMonitoringSystem 4 CFR N CodeofFederalRegulations  p CMS N ContinuousMonitoringSystem  \ COMS N ContinuousOpacityMonitoringSystem H CPMS N ContinuousParameterMonitoringSystem 4 CTM N ConditionalTestMethod   CY0 N calendaryear N (#N (# DQO N DataQualityObjectives  DOE0 N DepartmentofEnergyN (#N (# EMAD N Emissions,Monitoring,andAnalysisDivision  EMC N EmissionMeasurementCenter l EMMC N EnvironmentalMonitoringManagementCouncil X  EPA N EnvironmentalProtectionAgency D! ESD N EmissionStandardsDivision 0"  ETV N EnvironmentalTechnologyVerification #l! FESOP N FederallyEnforceableStateOperatingPermit $X" FID N FlameIonizationDetector $D # FR N FederalRegister %0!$ FTIR N FourierTransformInfrared &"% FV N facevelocity '#& FY0 N fiscalyear(#'N (#N (# GC0 N GasChromatography#XDsXXXDs#XDsXXXDs)$(N (#N (# GC/MS N GasChromatography/MassSpectroscope |*%) GFAAS N GraphiteFurnaceAtomicAbsorptionSpectrometry h+&* GFC0 N gasfiltercorrelationT,'+N (#N (# GMACT N GenericMaximumAchievableControlTechnology @-(, GPRA N GovernmentPerformanceandResultsAct  HAPs N HazardousAirPollutants  HCl N HydrogenChloride  HF N HydrogenFluoride t HON N hazardousorganicNESHAP ` ICP N InductivelyCoupledPlasmaEmissionSpectrometry L  IP0 N InternationalPaper8 N (#N (# HWC0 N hazardouswastecombustor$ tN (#N (# HWI0 N hazardouswasteincinerator `N (#N (# #XDsXXXDs#LAER0 N LowestachievableemissionrateXDsXXXDs L N (#N (# LCL N LowerConfidenceLevel  8  LIDAR N LightDetectingandRanging $  MACT N MaximumAchievableControlTechnology   MDL N MethodDetectionLimits   MeCl2 N methylenechloride   MEK N methylethylketone;CAS78933   MMBtu/hr0 N #XDsXXXDs#Xj XXXDsmillionBritishthermalunits#XDsX XXj#XDsXXXDspN (#N (# MRRT N Monitoring,Reporting,RecordkeepingandTesting ` MSE0 N MeasurementofSourceEmissionLN (#N (# NA0 N nonattainment8N (#N (# NAAQS N NationalAmbientAirQualityStandard $t NAS0 N NationalAcademyofScience`N (#N (# NCASI N NationalCouncilforAirandStreamImprovement L NDO N NaturalDraftOpenings 8 NELAC0 N NationalEnvironmentalLaboratoryAccreditationCouncil$N (#N (# NELAP0 N NationalEnvironmentalLaboratoryAccreditationProgramN (#N (# NESHAP0 N NationalEmissionStandardforHazardousAirPollutantsN (#N (# NH3 N ammonia  NO N nitricoxide  NO2 N nitrogendioxide p NOx N nitrogenoxides \  NRDC0 N #XDsXXXDse#X XXXDsNaturalResourcesDefenseCouncil#XDsX XX ##XDsXXXDsH!N (#N (# NSPS N NewSourcePerformanceStandards H"  NSR N NewSourceReview 4#! NTTAA N NationalTechnologyTransferandAdvancementAct  $p" OAQPS N OfficeofAirQualityPlanningandStandards  %\ # OECA N OfficeofEnforcementandComplianceAssurance %H!$ O&M N OperationandMaintenance &4"% OPG N OperatingPermitsGroup ' #& ORD N OfficeofResearchandDevelopment ( $' OSB0 N OrientedStrandBoard)$(N (#N (# OSW N OfficeofSolidWaste *%) O2 N oxygen +&* PAHs N Polyaromatichydrocarbons l,'+ PBMS N PerformanceBasedMeasurementSystem X-(, PCB0 N #XDsXXXDs@$#polychlorinatedbiphenylcompoundsXDsXXXDsN (#N (# PCDD/PCDF N pentachlorodibenzodioxin/pentachlorodibenzofuran  PEMS0 N PredictiveEmissionMonitoringSystemsN (#N (# PM N Particulatematter t PMfine0 N Fineparticulatematter`N (#N (# POMs0 N #XDsXXXDs:(#PolycyclicorganicmatterXDsXXXDsL N (#N (# ppb0 N #XDsXXXDs)#Partsperbillion(volume).XDsXXXDs8 N (#N (# ppm0 N partspermillion(volume)$ tN (#N (# ppmC0 N partspermillionconcentration `N (#N (# PQL N PracticalQuantitationLimit  L  PS N PerformanceSpecification  8  PSEU0 N #XDsXXXDs*#X XXXDsPollutantSpecificEmissionUnit#XDsX XX ,#XDsXXXDs$ N (#N (# PST0 N PerformanceSpecification#XDsXXXDsi,#XDsXXXDsԀTest$ N (#N (# PTE N PermanentTotalEnclosure   QA/QC N QualityAssurance/QualityControl   RA0 N RelativeAccuracy N (#N (# RACT0 N ReasonablyAvailableControlTechnologyN (#N (# RATA N RelativeAccuracyTestAudit p R&D0 N ResearchandDevelopment\N (#N (# SCAQMD0 N SouthCoastAirQualityManagementDistrictHN (#N (# SES N SourceEvaluationSociety 4 SIP N StateImplementationPlan  p SOCMI0 N SyntheticOrganicChemicalManufacturingIndustry \N (#N (# SO2 N sulfurdioxide H SO3 N sulfurtrioxide 4 SOP0 N StandardOperatingProcedure N (#N (# SSCAP0 N #XDsXXXDs,#X XXXDsStationarySourceComplianceAuditProgram#XDsX XX 0#XDsXXXDs N (#N (# STAPPA/ALAPCO0 N StateandTerritorialAirPollutionProgramAdministrators/Association   ofLocalAirPollutionControlOfficials N (#N (# THC N TotalHydrocarbons  #XDsXXXDsf1#X XXXDsTOC0 N TotalOrganicCompounds#XDsX XX 2#XDsXXXDs N (#N (# TPY0 N TonsPerYearp!N (#N (# TTE N TemporaryTotalEnclosure \"  TTN N TechnologyTransferNetwork H#! UATMP N UrbanAirToxicsMonitoringProgram 4$" UV N ultraviolet  %p # VEO0 N VisibleEmissionObservation &\!$N (#N (# VOCs N VolatileOrganicCompounds &H"% WFI0 N wastefuelincinerator'4#&N (#N (# WPN2 N WhitePaperNumber2 ( $'   ) %( #XDsXXXDs3#X XXXDs$8 X XdXXd8Kk[Wz|!`l @@F e@ H@Ee P (#P (#(#(#   SOURCETESTINGINTHE  NEWREGULATORYWORLDWORKSHOPII  0   Q XX #Q5# X   CONFERENCEAGENDA   @  (#(#P (#P (#  ?S0' VxdE x?  0 f#X X X j7##XDsX XX 7#X XXXDs Day1November2,1999(Tuesday)     ~^X` hpx (#%'0*,.8135@8:<H?A,N X~#XDsX XX 8#8:30am0  Welcome0 (#(#0 (# (#0h(#(#0h(#h(#0(#(#0p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#RimaDishakjianH (#(# 8:40am0  IntroductoryRemarks0h(#(#0h(#h(#0(#(#0p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#HenryThomas,@ (#(#      `     h      p     BillLamason9:30am0  TestMethodsUpdate0h(#(#0h(#h(#0(#(#0p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#GeneRileyl (#(# 10:15am0  BREAKd(#(# 10:45am0  StationarySourceComplianceAuditProgram0p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#GaryMcAlister (#(# 11:30am0  ModificationstoPerformanceSpecification10p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#SolomonRicksd(#(# 12:00pm0  LUNCH \(#(# 1:30pm0  PerformanceBasedMeasurementSystemUpdate0(#(#0(#(#RobinSegall(#(# 2:15pm0  LowConcentrationAlternativetoMethod25 p 0(#(#0(#(#MikeGaribay,SCAQMD\(#(# 3:00pm0  BREAKT(#(# 3:30pm0  EmissionTestingProblemsEncounteredintheField0(#(#0(#(#FredBallay/MikeKlein,   NewJerseyDEP (#(# 4:30pm0  Questions/DiscussionT!"(#(# 5:00pm0  ADJOURN"L$(#(#  Day2November3,1999(Wednesday)  L&!( 8:30am0  NationalEnvironmentalLaboratoryAccreditation'D#*(#(#     ConferenceandFieldActivitiesStandards0 p 0p(#p(#0(#(#DanBivins($+(#(# 9:15am0  RecentMethod301ValidationSubmittals0p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#GaryMcAlisterp*%-(#(# 10:00am0  BREAK,h'/(#(# 10:30am0  AcidRainandFlowMeasurementIssuesPanel0(#(#0(#(#JohnSchakenbach,-)1(#(#      `     h      p     BillGrimley,TomLogan  .)2 X XXXDs   SOURCETESTINGINTHE  NEWREGULATORYWORLDWORKSHOPII      X XX # X D# X   CONFERENCEAGENDA(Continued)  d    ?S0' xdE: x?#X X X sE##XDsX XX E#X XXXDs ;  aX` hpPx (#%'0*,.8135@8:<H?AX` XxX#XDsX XX F#11:30am0  LUNCH l(#(# 1:00pm0  WhatsAlltheFussAboutPMFine?0(#(#0p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#TomLogan,RonMyers  (#(# 2:00pm0  Method18Modifications0(#(#0(#(#0p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#RimaDishakjianl (#(# 2:30pm0  BREAKd (#(# 2:45pm0  PredictiveEmissionsMonitoringSystems (#(#     PerformanceSpecification160  0(#(#0p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#FostonCurtis (#(#     InternationalPaperXLProject0  0(#(# p 0(#(#0(#(#ChrisRascher,Region1d(#(# 4:00pm0  Methods203A,BandCSomedaySoon?0p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#PeterWestlin \(#(# 4:30pm0  Questions/Discussion(#(# 5:00pm0  ADJOURN\(#(#  Day3November4,1999(Thursday)   8:30am0  ContinuousMonitoringSession0(#(#0(#(#0p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#T(#(#     PMContinuousEmissionMonitoring0  0p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#DanBivinsL (#(#     MACTMonitoringGuidance0  0(#(#0p(#(#0p(#p(#0(#(#BarrettParker !(#(#     ComplianceAssuranceandTitleVMonitoring0    PeterWestlin "(#(# 10:00am0  BREAKL"$(#(# 10:30am0  ContinuousMonitoringSessionContd#D&(#(# 11:30am  ConferenceWrapUpSession % ( 12:00pm0  ADJOURND'"*(#(#   (h#+ fX   `NOVEMBER2,1999`   $Q  Welcome/OpeningRemarks  RimaDishakjian,WorkshopModerator,EmissionMeasurementCenterHenryThomas,AssociateDirectorofOperations,OfficeofAirQualityPlanningandStandardsBillLamason,GroupLeader,EmissionMeasurementCenter  4  vQ    RimaDishakjianwelcomedparticipantstothesecondSourceTestingintheNewRegulatory  H  WorldWorkshop.Sheprovidedanoverviewofthemakeupoftheaudienceattendingtheworkshop  4  andindicatedthatonlyregulatorypersonnelfromEPAheadquarters,EPARegionalOfficesandStateandlocalairagencieswereinattendance.Shehopedthatthiswouldofferacomfortableatmosphereconducivetoopenandfrankdiscussionsaboutstacktesting,monitoringissues,andproblemsencounteredinthefield.Shenextintroducedthekeynotespeaker,Mr.HenryThomas,theAssociateDirectorofOperationsatOAQPS.  Mr.Thomasemphasizedtheimportanceoftheseconferences.HestatedthatpoliciesdevelopedbyOAQPSmustbebasedonsoundtechnicalinformationandthatmuchofthisinformationcomesfromtheworkperformedbytheEPARegionsandStateandlocalagencies.TheseconferencesareveryimportantinallowingOAQPStoperformtheirjobbyensuringthatcriticalinformationiscommunicatedtothekeypeopleatOAQPS.  Next,Mr.ThomasidentifiedOAQPSsmissionassettingnationalstandardssuchastheNAAQS,NSPSandMACT.CentraltothismissionisdevelopingguidanceforSIPsandnationalemissionstandards.EPAandStateandlocalagenciesneedtoworkcloselytoensurethatthisguidancemakessenseandaccomplishesthestatedobjectives.AnotherareacentraltoOAQPSsmissionisthecollectionandanalysisofairpollutioninformationsuchasambientairqualitydataandemissionsdata.OAQPSisheavilydependentuponStateandlocalagencyactivitiestocollectthisdata.Finally,OAQPSisrequiredtoreporttoCongressandthepublicontheAgencysprogressinachievingitsobjectivesandgoals.ThisreportislargelybasedondatacollectedbytheStateandlocalairagencies.Inshort,therelationshipbetweenStateandlocalagenciesandEPAiscriticaltothemissionofOAQPS.  Mr.ThomasoutlinedOAQPSsprioritiesforthecomingyear.HeprefacedhisremarksbynotingthatrecentCourtdecisionsandthebudgetcutsthatCongresshasbeenimposingmakeitmoredifficulttodevelopstrategiesandpriorities.Nevertheless,OAQPSdoeshaveadirectionandpriorities,althoughtheseprioritieswillbeshapedbytheavailablebudgetandapplicablecourtdecisions.ThesixareasofhighpriorityforOAQPSforthenext25yearsinclude:(1)developrevisedOzone/PMNAAQS(includinganappealtotheSupremeCourt);(2)requireregionalNOx (#' controlstomeettheozonestandardsintheNortheastthroughtheNOxSIPcallandtheSection126 )$( petitions;(3)implementtheRegionalHazerule;(4)publishaNSRreformrule;(5)issueallTitleVpermitsbytheendofCY2000;and(6)continueairtoxicsreductionthroughimplementationofexistingMACTstandards,developmentofadditionalMACTstandards,andimplementationoftheurbanairtoxicsstrategy.Mr.ThomasindicatedthatprogressontheseprioritiesdependsontheworkperformedbyStateandlocalairagenciesandthattestingissuesareaskeyindevelopingMACT (.x)- standardsasaremonitoring,recordkeepingandreportingindevelopingTitleVpermits.Mr.ThomasstatedthatthedevelopmentoftestmethodsforaPMfinestandardisalsocriticaltosuccessofOAQPSsmission.  Next,Mr.BillLamasonwelcomedallparticipantsandhopedthatitwouldbeavaluableworkshopforallinattendance.HestatedthatthemeetingisavaluableopportunityforafacetofacedialoguetodiscussissuesandproblemswithStateandlocalagencycounterpartsinallareasofemissionstesting.Mr.LamasonprovidedanoverviewofEMCbyoutliningEMCsorganizationandtheresponsibilitiesandfunctionsofbothGroupsthatcompriseEMC.HealsointroducedeachindividualwithinEMCandidentifiedtheprogramsforwhicheachindividualisresponsible.Mr.LamasonindicatedthattheEMCwebsiteandtheworkshopnotebookcontainsthislistingofEMCpersonnelandtheirresponsibilities.  Mr.Lamasonthensharedsomeobservationsfromlastyearsworkshop,includingthoseactivitiesthatEMCprovidesthatareinvaluabletoStateandlocalagenciesperformingtheirfunctions.Someoftheseincludetechnicalsupportandassistanceactivities,theEMCwebsite,theauditprogram,andtheCAMworkshops.Inaddition,hesummarizedthoseareaswherelastyearsattendeesindicatedEMCneededtoimprovetobetterservetheStateandlocalprograms.Theseincludetheneedforelectroniccommunication(EMChassinceestablishedanemailgroup),testingrequirementsinMACTstandards,andcompilingdatabasesfortheauditprogramthatcanbeaccessedontheweb.HeindicatedthatthechallengesthatlieaheadforEMCincludeprovidingmoreassistanceonTitleVandMACTimplementationissuesandcontinuingthedialogueandoutreacheffortsthroughsuchitemsasnewsletters,cheatsheets,etc.̀  X     `PRESENTATION1`   g  TestMethodsUpdate  GeneRiley,EPA,EmissionMeasurementCenterMg   Mr.Rileyspresentationprovidedanupdateonrecentmethoddevelopmentactivitiesandsummarizedthemethodsrevisionpackageandtheissuesassociatedwithit.HealsohighlightedseveralcurrentregulatorydevelopmentactivitiesthatarebeingundertakenwithinEMC.HebeganhispresentationbysummarizingthenumberingsystemthatisusedtopublishtestmethodsintheCFR.  Mr.RileynextexplainedthatEMCisintheprocessofupdatingandreformattingallmethodsbyfollowingtheEMMCstandardformat.TheserevisionswereproposedonAugust27,1997,andareexpectedtobepromulgatedinearlyFY2000.Themostsignificantchangesincetheproposalisthattheinstrumentalmethodswillberemovedfromthepackage.  Mr.RileyexplainedthepurposeofthePBMSandpresentedthestatusoftheprogram.HeindicatedthattheprogramwillonlyapplytoanalyticalmethodsandthatimplementationoftheprogramwilloccurthroughpublicationofaFederalRegisternoticescheduledforproposalinFY 0 2000.  EPAisawaitingcompletionofPS1beforedecidingifMethod203willbereproposedorfinalized.  TherevisionstoMethods203A,BandCfordeterminingopacityvaluesinotherthan6minuteperiodsisscheduledforpromulgationinFY2000.  Method207formeasuringisocyanatesusinganimpingercollectionfollowedbyGCanalysiswasproposedDecember8,1997,andisanticipatedtobefinalizedinFY2000.ThemethodwillbeusedforSIPlimitsinsourcecategoriessuchasflexiblefoammanufacturing,paintspraybooths,andpressedboardmanufacturing.  Methods2F,2G,and2HforvelocityandflowratemeasurementweredevelopedinresponsetoconcernsbytheelectricutilityindustrywithpotentialbiasesofMethod2andtheimpactontheacidrainprogram.ThesevoluntarymethodscanbeusedinplaceofMethod2.  Method5iwasdevelopedtomeasurelowlevelparticulatelevelsforcalibrationofPMCEMS.Itconsistsofanoutofstack,heatedfilterandiseffectiveforloadingslessthan50mg/dscm.ItwaspromulgatedthisyearwiththeHazardousWasteIncineratorMACTrule.  RevisionstoMethod23fordioxinandfuranswereproposedonMay31,1995.Thatnoticeproposedtodeletethemethylenechloriderinseforthedioxin/furananalysis;however,commentersrequestedthemethylenechloriderinsebemadeoptionalwhenusingcombinationtrainsforsplitorganicsamples.Themethodisbeingrevisedtoaddressthecomments.PromulgationistargetedforFY2000. (.x)- Ї  Mr.Rileynextsummarizedthecurrentstatusoftheperformancespecifications.EPAsproposaltorevisePS1in1994promptedASTMtodevelopMethod6216andledtoasupplementalproposal.EPAexpectstofinalizetherevisionsinFY2000.PS11forthecertificationofPMCEMSwasproposedinApril1996withtheHWCMACTstandard.AsaresultofsignificantchangespromptedbytheHWCstandards,PS11isexpectedtobereproposedinFY2000.PS15forthecertificationofFTIRCEMSforHAPsthatareabsorbedbyinfraredwasproposedonAugust7,1997.ItallowsforseveralcertificationoptionsandisanticipatedtobepromulgatedinearlyFY2000.AppendixFProcedure2isaQAproceduretoaccompanyPS11.ItwasproposedonDecember30,1997,andisscheduledforreproposalinFY2000.  RevisionsandcorrectionstoMethod301areanticipatedtoconsumeasignificantamountofEMCstimeoverthenextyear.Theserevisionswilladdressanumberoftechnicalareas,withpromulgationexpectedinFY2000.  RevisionstoMethods306,306A,and306BforchromiumelectroplatingwereproposedonAugust7,1997,andareexpectedtobefinalizedinFY2000.TheserevisionsclarifythesamplingandanalyticalproceduresandreformatthemethodtocomplywiththeEMMCcriteria.  Method316formeasuringformaldehydeemissionswasdevelopedforthemineralwoolindustryandwaspromulgatedwiththeMACTregulationinMay1999.  Method318(FTIRforphenol,formaldehyde,CO,carbonylsulfideandmethanolemissionsfromprocessesusingphenolicresins)isdesignedforuseinthemineralwoolandfiberglassindustriesandwasalsopromulgatedwiththeMACTstandardinMay1999.  Method320,ageneric,selfvalidating,extractivesamplingprocedureusingFTIR,wasproposedonMarch24,1998.Thismethodcanbeusedforanycompoundabsorbedintheinfraredrangeonanysource,providedtheQA/QCcriteriaaremet.ThefinalmethodwaspromulgatedwiththePortlandCementMACTstandardinMay1999.  Method321isanFTIRbasedmethodspecificforHClemissionsfromPortlandCementplants.ThefinalmethodwaspromulgatedwiththePortlandCementMACTstandardinMay1999.  Method322isanothermethod(usesGFCwithinfraredspectroscopy)fordeterminingHClemissionsfromPortlandCementplants.ThedraftmethodwasproposedonMarch24,1998,alongwiththePortlandCementMACTrule.However,promulgationofthemethodisbeingpostponeduntilitcanbedeterminedwhypairedGFC/IRandFTIRmeasurementsproduceddifferentresultsatseverallimekilns.  Mr.RileynextdescribedthefiveguidancecategoriesthatEMCusesinpostingtestmethodsontheEMCwebsite.Theyarebasedonvalidationandpublicationstatusofeachmethod.  Mr.Rileythendescribedanumberofdrafttestmethods.Theseincludedamethodforacetonitrile(bothgaseousandparticulate)thathasbeenvalidatedataHWI;amethodforhydrogencyanideinthegasphasethathasbeenvalidatedinthelaboratory;amethodforphenolandcresolemissions(formerlyknownasMethod317)thathasbeenvalidatedatafiberglassmanufacturing ,.|)- plant;amethodforcoplanarPCBs(definedaschlorinatedPCBsthatproducedioxinlikehealtheffects)thathasnotbeenfullyvalidated;andanewmethodforcharacterizingfilterableandcondensableparticulatematter.    Lastly,Mr.RileyaddressedEMCseffortsinreviewingalternativetestmethods.HefirstoutlinedtheproceduresthatEMCfollowsinreviewingalternativetestmethodsandthenidentifiedsomespecificrequeststhatEMChasrecentlyreviewed.TheseincludedtwoinstrumentalproceduresasanalternativetothemanualPMMethods5and17.AlsoreviewedwasadirectinterfaceGC/MSasanalternativetoMethods18,25and25A.ThisalternativemethodwasinitiallyapprovedasCTM28andlaterasalternativemethod(ALT017)forspecificapplicationsofMethod18.BecauseEMClackedthenecessaryexpertise,apeerreviewprocesswasemployedtoreviewarequestforanalternativemethodusingaNOxultravioletanalyzer.Nofinaldecisionhasbeenmadeonthis $  alternativemethod.EMCalsoreviewedarequesttousearoofflowmonitorasanalternativemethodtoMethod14and14A.ApeerreviewprocesswasusedandthemethodwasapprovedasALT016,withconditions,inAugust1998.  Inclosing,Mr.RileyreviewedseveralmethodimprovementsmadeasaresultofaletterreceivedfromtheSESregardingimprovedQA/QCintestmethods.Healsoprovidedinformationonthewebsiteaddresswheremuchofthisinformationcanbelocated.Question:0  Whyhavethechangestotheinstrumentmethodsinpart60beenpulled? p(#(# Answer:0  ItwasbasedonthenegativecommentsreceivedfromtheEPAsAcidRainprogram. H IndustryalsoprovidednegativecommentsandarguedthatEPAshouldrepropose.EPAplanstoreproposetheinstrumentmethods(3A,6C,7E,10and20)andintendstomakethemethodsconsistent. (#(# Question:0  IsEMClookingattheproblemsassociatedwithdecreasingNOxlimitsbeingimposed  ongasturbines?Theproblemisthattheexistingtestmethodscannotmeasureconcentrationsaslowasthosebeingincludedinpermits.Ifanenforcementcaseislitigated,thereisnobasistodemonstratethattherewasaviolationbecausethedetectionmethodishigherthanthepermitlimit.Specifically,isEPAconsideringcreatingnewSubparts(forexample,GGaandGGb)toaddresstheissue? (#(# Answer:0  EPAunderstandstheissueandislookingatit,butcurrentlydoesnothavetheresources $X" requiredtofullyaddressit.Withadequateresources,EMCcouldexaminethetechnologiesthatareavailabletomeasurelowNOxconcentrationsandalsoexaminethe %0!$ changestotheQA/QCproceduresformeasuringlowNOxconcentrations.&"%(#(# Question:0  AStaterepresentativeindicatedthatduringanobservation,thetestingfirmidentified (#' thatchangestothetestmethodhadbeenmade.CanEPAincludeadatewhenthetestmethodwasamendedintheCFR? (#(# Answer:0  Goodpoint.Thisisagoodsuggestionthatshouldbedone. T,'+(#(#     &    XDsXXXDsX XXXDs         X X XX `PRESENTATION2`#X X XX 2#  StationarySourceComplianceAuditProgram  GaryMcAlister,EPA,EmissionsMeasurementCenter u  Mr.McAlisterdiscussedtheSSCAP.Heprovidedabackgroundoftheauditprogramand P  thestatusofthecurrentprogram. "    X X XX XDsX XX '  TheauditprogramwasoriginallyadministeredbyORD.Inlate @  1996,NERLandEMCassumedtheprogramandjointlyoperateditforaperiodofoneyear.ThatperiodendedinJanuary1998.  In1998,EMCformedaworkgrouptoimprovetheSSCAPprogram.AtelephonehotlinesystemcalledTheSource[(919)5410200]wasdevelopedtoassistusersinobtainingaudit @  samples.Currently,auditsamplescanalsoberequestedonlineatthefollowingaddress:http://www/epa.gov/ttn/emc.Mr.McAlisterrequestedthatusersprovideampletimetofulfillrequests.Ingeneral,EMCcanfillliquidsamplerequestswithin24hours(excludingweekends)andcylinderrequestswithin23days.  HestatedanotherimprovementEMCisworkingonistheneedforSOP.Atpresent,therearenoproceduresoutlininghowtheauditsamplesshouldbehandled,whathappenstothesamplesafteratestiscompete,andhowresultsshouldbereported.EMCiscurrentlyintheprocessofdevelopingSOPstoaddresstheseissues.  Toexpediteasamplerequestprocedure,thefollowinginformationmustbeincludedontheauditsamplerequestform:name,agency,address,telephonenumber,emailaddress,whatsamplesarebeingrequestedandforwhatmethods,targetconcentration(VERYIMPORTANT),datesampleisneededandwhatdaytestingwilltakeplace,shippinglocation,testsitelocation(fortrackingpurposes),andanyspecialinstructions.  Mr.McAlisterthenprovidedabriefdescriptionofthemethodsforwhichauditsareavailable.Theseincludethefollowing.*c  *c"0    Method6/8liquidsample*c݌`" (#(# Ќ  *c  *c"0    Method7liquidsample*c݌L#!(#(# Ќ  *c  *c-"0    Method13Aliquidsample*c-H݌8$"(#(# Ќ  *c  *cӗ"0    Method13Bliquidsample*cӗ݌$%t #(#(# Ќ  *c  *cy"0    Method18cylindersample*cy݌&`!$(#(# Ќ  *c  *c "0    Method23solidadsorbentinglasscontainer*c ;݌&L"%(#(# Ќ  *c  *cڙ"0    Method24(solventbasedpaints)liquidsample(paint)*cڙ݌'8#&(#(# Ќ  *c  *c"0    Method25cylindersample*c݌($$'(#(# Ќ  *c  *cE"0    Method26liquidsample*cE`݌)%((#(# Ќ  *c  *c"0    Method29filterandliquidsolution*c݌*%)(#(# Ќ  *c  *c"0    Method101filterandliquidsolution*c݌+&*(#(# Ќ  *c  *cN"0    Method101Afilterandliquidsolution*cNi݌,'+(#(#   *c  *c "0    Method101Bfilterandliquidsolution*c '݌p-(,(#(# Ќ    Inadditiontothesampleslistedabove,severalsamplesarecurrentlyunderdevelopment. TheseincludeaprojectfordevelopinganinksampleforMethod24,andasampleforMethod315(procedureusedtomeasureindicatorofPOMs).  Mr.McAlisterreportedthatEMCisattemptingtotracktheauditsampleselectronicallytostreamlinetheprogramandtoprovidebettersecurity.ThiselectronictrackingsystemshouldbeoperationalinJanuary2000andwillincludesamplerequestsandreportingofauditsamples,allconductedelectronically.TheEMCQATeamMemberslistedbelowcanbecontactedtorequestauditsamplesortoobtainadditionalinformationregardingthisprogram:*c  *c"0    TerryHarrison0(#(#9195415233*c݌ 8 (#(# Ќ  *c  *cO"0    GaryMcAlister0(#(#9195411062*cOj݌$ (#(# Ќ  *c  *c "0    WadePeele0 (#(#0 (# (#9195414945*c $݌ (#(# Ќ  *c  *cӣ"0    GeneRiley0 (#(#0 (# (#9195415239*cӣ݌ (#(# Ќ  *c  *c"0    CandaceSorrell0(#(#9195411064*c݌ (#(# Ќ  Question:0  Whopaysfortheshippingtoandfromthesupplier?p(#(# Answer:0  EMCpaystosendsamplesoutandtheclientortesterpaystoshipthemback.H(#(# Question:0  Forcylinderaudits,isitnecessarytohavesomeonewatchtheanalysisoftheaudit  p sample?Isthisstillarequirement? (#(# Answer:0  Yes,EMCwouldliketocontinuethisprocessifpossible.Itprotectstheintegrityofthe 4 audit. (#(# Question:0  Aretheregoingtobeauditsamplesfor6C,7E,etc.?(#(# Answer:0  Thesemethodsarealreadysetupwithnumerousperformancerequirements,soitmay  notbenecessarytoauditthem.Itisnotasimportanttoauditthesemethodsasitistoauditmanyoftheothermethods.Itwouldbeeasytodevelopauditsamplesforthesemethods,butEPAcurrentlydoesnthavefundsforthat. (#(# Question:0  IfaMethod25auditsamplewassenttoatestingcompanyinsteadofgoingdirectlyto #l! thetestsite,wouldyoustillconsiderthatavalidaudit? (#(# Answer:0  Ifyoudonthaveanyreasontodoubttheintegrityofthetestingcompany,thenits %0!$ probablyokay. (#(# Question:0  Canauditsamplesbeshippedtothetestingsitedirectlyordotheyhavetogotothe (#' agencyfirst? (#(# Answer:0  Samplescanbeshippedtoeitherplace.Ifitssenttothesite,itmustbeunderstoodthat h+&* theagencyneedstobreaktheseal. (#(#   @-(, Question:0  Samplesareoftenorderedthroughthefaxand,thenafewdaysbeforethetest,many   timesthesampleisnotthere.Thisisaproblembecauseitisoftenhardtogetalivepersononthetelephonetocheckonthestatus.Ifthishappens,cansamplesbereused? (#(# X XXXDsAnswer:0  Samplescanbereusedformorethanoneaudit.Ifaregulatorwasattached,youcould ` checkthepressureandseehowmuchsampleisstillavailable.Thispracticeisnotencouraged.Thecanistersshouldbemailedbackaftereachuse.Also,youmaycontactCandaceSorrellat(919)5411064tocheckthestatusofasample. (#(# Comment:0  Itwassuggestedthatinstructionsshouldbeincludedwitheachsample.Inaddition,it  `  wasstatedthatsampleresultsshouldneverbeincludedwithsamplesthataresentout.ItwasalsomentionedthatEMCshouldconsidermakingauditsamplesmandatory,especiallyforMethod25. (#(# Answer:0  Itisagreedthatsamplesneedbetteroperatinginstructions.Inaddition,pleasenotethat   anyonewhowouldliketobepartofamonthlyconferencecalliswelcome.EPAneedstohearcommentsfromoutsideindividuals. (#(# Comment:0  Itwouldbegoodideatoincluderesealingtapewitheachsample.Thetestercouldre  sealthesampleafteruse,beforeshippingitbacktotheagency. (#(# Question:0  WhatisintheMethod18cylinder?P(#(# Answer:0  Thesamplesarecustommade.Theycanputupto4compoundsineachcanister.You 0 canaskforanycompoundthatislistedonthewebpageunderMethod18.Youcangetauditsamplesforallcompounds,butthiswillrequiremultiplecylindersbecauseamaximumof4compoundscanbeplacedinonecylinder. (#(# Question:0  CantheMethod25auditsamplebeusedfor25A,B,orC?0(#(# Answer:0  ItisnotappropriatetouseMethod25auditsfor25Aor25B.EMChasonrare   occasionsallowedittobeusedforMethod25C,butthisisnotanidealsituation.#XDsX XX ٭#X XXXDs!(#(#   $"    `PRESENTATION3`       ModificationstoPerformanceSpecification1  SolomonRicks,EPA,EmissionMeasurementCenter      Mr.RicksspresentationfocusedonthechangesmadetoPS1overthepastfewyears.EPAproposedrevisionstoPS1onNovember25,1994.Basedoncommentsreceivedinresponsetothatproposal,EPAheldastakeholdermeetingin1996.OneoutcomeofthisstakeholdermeetingwasthatASTMformedasubcommitteetodevelopperformancespecificationsforopacitymonitors(D6216).EPAdecidedtoincorporatetheD6216proceduresbyreferenceintoPS1andpublishedasupplementalproposalonSeptember23,1998.Promulgationisscheduledforearly2000.  Mr.RicksnextoutlinedthereasonsthatEPAproposedrevisionstoPS1.TheseincludedupdatingtheCOMSdesignandperformancerequirementsandclarifyingtheowner/operatorandmonitorvendorobligations.Thesechangesincludethefollowing."0  Requiringthattheopticalalignmentdeviceclearlyshowmisalignmentat2percentopacity.(#(# "0  Requiringthatthealignmentcheckbeperformedattheinstallationpathlengthinsteadofthe  8metersthatiscurrentlyrequiredinPS1. (#(# "0  ReducingthespecificationsfortheAOVandAOPfrom5degreesto4degrees.p(#(# "0  Requiringacalibrationdriftcheckingsystemconsistingofazerosimulationdeviceandan ` upscalecalibrationdevice. (#(# "0  Requiringalarmsandwarningstoindicateafaultyconditionintheopacitymonitoring @ system. (#(# "0  Requiring,withrespecttozerocompensation,theopacitymonitortohaveanautomated  p meanstoassessandrecordtheaccumulatedautomaticzerocompensationona24hourbasis.Thepurposeofthisrequirementistoachieveacorrectresponsetothezerosimulateddevice. (#(# "0  Includinga4percentopacitycompensationallowancefordirtaccumulation.Foropacity @ monitorsthatdonotdistinguishbetweendirtandzerocompensation,theaccumulatedzerocompensationmaybedesignatedasthedirtcompensation. (#(#   AnotherrequirementinPS1addressesthedesignandaccesstotheexternalauditfilters.Specifically,thefiltersmustbeusedinconjunctionwithazeroconditionbasedonthesameenergylevelandtheentirebeamreceivedbythedetectormustpassthroughtheattenuator.Alsotheattenuatorinsertionpointmustnotinterferewithreflectedlight.Withrespecttothepathlengthcorrectionfactor,theopacitymonitormustautomaticallycorrecttheopacityemissionsmeasuredattheinstallationpointofthemonitortotheemissionsoutletpathlength.Thepathlengthcorrectionfactorcannotbechangedbytheuserorrecordedduringeachcalibrationcheckcycleandwillsetoffanalarmwhenitisbeingchangedfromacertifiedvalue.  Mr.RicksaddressedthePS1changesregardingresponsibilityfordemonstratingthedesignofamonitor.ThePS1revisionsrequirethatthemanufacturerconductthedesignspecification testing.Thetestingneedstobeperformedforeachrepresentativemonitor.Therepresentative -P(+ monitorcanbeselectedfromeithereachmonthsproductionlotorfromalotof20,whicheveristhesmallerlot.   TheproceduresfordesignspecificationtestingareoutlinedinASTMD621698.D6216includesproceduresforthedesignrequirements,aswellasadditionalprocedurestodeterminetheinsensitivityoftheopacitymonitortosupplyvoltagevariationsandambientlightandalsotodeterminethethermalstabilityofthemonitor.̀  ThePS1revisionsrequirethatopacitymonitormanufacturersconductperformancetestingofeachinstrumentpriortoshippingtheinstrumentandthateachsourceowner/operatorusinganopacitymonitorconductperformancetestingafterinstallationofthemonitor.TheproceduresforthemanufacturersperformancetestingarecontainedinASTMD621698andtheproceduresforthesourceowner/operatorsarecontainedinPS1.Theperformancetestingincludes:anopticalalignmentassessmenttodetermineiftheinstrumentiscapableofdetectingmisalignment;acalibrationerrorchecktodemonstratethattheinstrumentisproperlycalibratedandcanprovideaccurateandprecisemeasurements;andasystemresponsetimecheck(referredtoastheinstrumentresponsetimecheckintheD6216proceduresforthemanufacturers)fordemonstratingthattheinstantaneousoutputoftheopacitymonitoriscapableoftrackingquickchangesinopacity.  OtherchangestoPS1includesimplifyingtheselectionofthecalibrationattenuatorbyusingabsolutevaluesinsteadofapercentageoftheapplicablelimit.TheconditioningperiodhasbeeneliminatedbecauseEPAfeltthatitwasnotnecessarytorequireanadditional7daytestperiod.Finally,inresponsetoanumberofcommentsreceived,theoperationaltestperiodhasbeendefinedtostipulatethatthetestperiodmustincludeonefullcycleforbatchoperationsandthatforcontinuousprocesses,thesourcemustoperateforatleast50percentofthe168hourtestperiod.Finally,Mr.RicksindicatedthatPS1isnowintheEMMCformataswellas