06- 096 C.M.R. ch. 124, § 3 - Standards
A. Unless otherwise specified in this rule,
no owner or operator subject to this Chapter shall discharge into the
atmosphere any gases which contain TRS in excess of 0.75 pounds per hour or
five (5) parts per million (ppm) by volume dry basis on a twelve (12)-hour
block average basis, and which are from a LVHC system, or after the dates in
Section 3(D), 3(E), and 3(L), from HVLC systems, steam stripper collection
systems or alternative TRS control systems unless at least one of the following
conditions is met:
(1) The gases are
combusted in a lime kiln subject to the provisions of Section 3(K) and Section
4(A) of this Chapter, and the requirements of
40 CFR Section
60.283(a)(5), as applicable;
or
(2) The gases are combusted in a
recovery furnace subject to the provisions of Section 3(H), 3(I), and Section
4(A) of this Chapter, and the requirements of
40 CFR Sections
60.283(a)(2) or (a)(3), as
applicable; or
(3) The gases are
combusted in an incinerator, boiler, or other device subject to the provisions
of Section 4(B), and are subjected to a minimum temperature of
1200oF for at least 0.5 seconds.
B. The LVHC collection system
shall have a primary control strategy and a backup control strategy. Both
strategies shall meet the requirements of this Chapter.
C. No owner or operator subject to this
Chapter shall allow venting of TRS from the LVHC or associated equipment that
is required to be controlled which:
(1)
exceeds 40 minutes in duration; or
(2) contributes to an aggregate TRS venting
of more than 1.0% of quarterly operating time.
D. Owners and operators subject to this
Chapter shall collect and control TRS emissions greater than 0.75 pounds per
hour from the brownstock washer system as to meet the conditions of Section
3(A) by April 17, 2007. Sources which propose replacing a brownstock washer
line with a new system will have until the MACT standard compliance date to
meet the conditions in Section 3(A) of this Chapter.
E. By April 17, 2007, each HVLC collection
system subject to this Chapter shall maintain a 96% collection and control
uptime based on quarterly brownstock washer system operating time on a total
mass weighted basis.
F. Each steam
stripper collection system or alternative TRS control system, that is not part
of an HVLC system, subject to this Chapter shall maintain a 99% collection and
control of TRS gases when operating based on quarterly system operating
time.
G. By April 15, 2001, each
Kraft pulp mill subject to this Chapter shall maintain a written preventative
maintenance program for their respective TRS gas collection systems.
H. No owner or operator subject to this
Chapter shall discharge into the atmosphere, any gases which contain TRS in
excess of five (5) ppm by volume dry basis, corrected to eight (8)% oxygen on a
twelve (12)-hour block average basis, and which are from a Kraft recovery
furnace, unless equipped with a wet bottom ESP using black liquor.
I.No owner or operator subject to this
Chapter shall discharge into the atmosphere any gases which contain TRS in
excess of fifteen (15) ppm by volume dry basis, corrected to eight (8)% oxygen
on a twelve (12)-hour block average basis, and which are from any Kraft
recovery furnace with a wet-bottom ESP employing black liquor.
J. No owner or operator subject to this
Chapter shall discharge into the atmosphere from any smelt dissolving tank, any
gases which contain TRS in excess of 0.033 lb./ton black liquor solids as
H2S.
K. No
owner or operator subject to this Chapter shall discharge into the atmosphere,
any gases which contain TRS in excess of twenty (20) ppm by volume dry basis,
corrected to ten (10)% oxygen on a twelve (12)-hour block average basis, and
which are from any lime kiln.
L.By
January 1, 2004 each Kraft pulp mill facility shall submit for approval by the
Department a Best Practical Treatment (as defined in 38 M.R.S.A.
§§582(5-A) and 590(3) ) analysis for control of TRS from
miscellaneous sources and for the facility's waste water treatment system.
Implementation of this Best Practical Treatment shall occur no later than July
1, 2007.
M. By January 1, 2002,
each Kraft pulp mill facility shall submit to the Department an inventory of
TRS sources with emission levels greater than 0.5 lbs/hr.
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