Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 62-210.710 - Emission Limits during Transient Modes of Operation
(1) A facility may request that the
Department establish by permit one or more unit-specific secondary emission
limits to apply during a specified transient mode of operation in lieu of the
unit's primary emission limit in Chapter 62-296, F.A.C., or the State
Implementation Plan of the State of Florida, identified in
40 C.F.R. §
52.520. Transient modes of operation include,
but are not limited to, periods of startup, shutdown, or fuel switching. In
order to be eligible for a secondary emission limit applicable during a
specified transient mode of operation, the facility must provide to the
Department data and documentation sufficient to:
(a) Describe the specific operating
conditions that mark the commencement and completion of the transient mode of
operation, the duration of those operating conditions, and the operational
variations in the process and control equipment and operations being permitted
that could affect the frequency or duration of the transient mode of operation;
and,
(b) Demonstrate that the
frequency and duration of the transient mode of operation will be limited to
the greatest extent practicable; and,
(c) Demonstrate that the unit's emission
control strategy for compliance with the otherwise applicable category-specific
primary emission limit or unit-specific primary emission limit contained in the
State Implementation Plan of the State of Florida, identified in
40 C.F.R. §
52.520, is technically infeasible during the
transient mode of operation; and,
(d) Demonstrate that the unit is unable to
comply with the otherwise applicable category-specific primary emission limit
or unit-specific primary emission limit contained in the State Implementation
Plan of the State of Florida, identified in
40 C.F.R. §
52.520; and,
(e) Define best practices for the unit for
limiting the extent and duration of emissions of the regulated air pollutant
during the transient mode of operation; and,
(f) Determine a secondary emission limit that
(1) reflects best practices and (2) minimizes the extent and duration of
emissions of the regulated air pollutant during the transient mode of operation
to the greatest extent practicable; and,
(g) Demonstrate that the facility has
implemented or will implement recordkeeping practices (e.g. continuous
emissions monitoring, parametric data collection and storage, contemporaneous
operating logs) sufficient to demonstrate compliance with the unit-specific
secondary emission limit.
(2) A unit-specific secondary emission limit
established pursuant to subsection
62-210.710(1),
F.A.C., may be in a different form than the category-specific primary emission
limit or unit-specific primary emission limit contained in the State
Implementation Plan of the State of Florida, identified in
40 C.F.R. §
52.520. Any secondary emission limit
applicable during a transient mode of operation must be in one of the following
forms:
(a) A unit-specific numerical emission
limit equivalent to emissions levels during the transient mode of operation
under best practices for the unit;
(b) A unit-specific numerical emission limit
established under a federal New Source Performance Standard (NSPS) or National
Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutant (NESHAP) that applies during a
transient mode of operation and is representative of best practices for the
unit;
(c) A unit-specific federal
NSPS- or NESHAP-based work practice standard that applies during a transient
mode of operation and is representative of best practices for the unit,
or
(d) A unit-specific work
practice standard representative of best practices for the
unit.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 403.061 FS. Law Implemented 403.021, 403.031, 403.061, 403.087 FS.
New 10-23-16.
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