Ill. Admin. Code tit. 35, § 271.110 - Information Required in Permit Applications
Current through Vol. 46, No. 16, April 15, 2022
a) If the rated heat input for all coal-fired
fuel combustion emission sources located at a facility exceeds 500 million
British thermal units (Btu)/hour, then:
1) The
applicant for a permited shall submit those provisions of its coal supply
contracts or of its letters of intent which set forth the duration of the
agreement and specifications for ash, sulfur, Btu and moisture; or
2) If no contract or letter of intent for
purchase of coal exists, the applicant shall submit the coal quality
specifications for ash, sulfur, Btu and moisture content necessary to ensure
compliance with applicable regulations at 35 Ill. Adm. Code 212, 214, 230 and
243. These specifications shall be included with all purchase orders for coal
during the duration of the permit. Copies of all purchase orders for coal shall
be available to the Agency upon request.
b) In addition to the information described
in Subsection (a) of this Section, if the rated heat input for all coal-fired
fuel combustion sources located at a facility exceeds 1,000 million Btu/hour,
then:
1) The applicant shall submit results
of the analyses of daily coal samples for ash, sulfur, Btu and moisture content
for the most recent two-month period for which results are available prior to
the permit application. Samples may be taken from coal as located to the
bunkers, or as fired in the boilers, or as otherwise approved by the Agency.
Sampling and analysis for ash, sulfur, Btu and moisture content shall be in
accordance with standards approved by the American Society for Testing and
Materials (A.S.T.M.), 1916 Race Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103. The standards
designated as follows in the 1983 Annual Book of ASTM Standards, are hereby
incorporated by reference:
D 2015-77 (1978)
D 3174-82
D 3177-82
D 3286-82
D 3302-82
This incorporation by reference contains no later amendments to the standards designated above.
2) If coal from two or more sources of supply
is burned during the most recent two-month period for which results are
available prior to the permit application, the analysis shall be performed for
each source and shall be accompanied by a daily accounting of the tonnage of
the coal burned from each source of supply.
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