N.M. Admin. Code § 20.2.63.210 - BIOMEDICAL WASTE COMBUSTION TABLES

A. Emission Limits:

Total Charging Capacity(1)	Pollutants
	PM(2)	HCl	CO	NOx	SO2	PCDF	Metals(3)
200 lb/hr	0.08 gr/dscf	4 lb/hr or 99%	60 mg/dscm	500 ng/dscm
200 lb/hr to 999 lb/hr	0.03 gr/dscf	40 mg/dscm	60 mg/dscm	235 mg/dscm	80 mg/dscm	5 ng/dscm	99% removal or Cd surrogate at 50 ug/kg of waste burned
1000 lb/hr	0.015 gr/dscf	40 mg/dscm	60 mg/dscm	235 mg/dscm	80 mg/dscm	5 ng/dscm	99% removal or Cd surrogate at 50 ug/kg of waste burned
(1) The emission limit for opacity is ten percent (10%) for all charging capacities.
(2) The particulate matter emission limit is set at twelve percent (12%) CO2. All other emission limits are set at seven percent (7%) O2.
(3) The ninety-nine percent (99%) removal efficiency requirement applies to the following metals except for mercury which requires a ninety percent (90%) removal efficiency: arsenic, beryllium, cadmium, chromium, and lead.

B. Summary Table of Reporting Requirements:

REPORT DESCRIPTION	REFERENCE	DATE DUE TO DEPARTMENT
Notice of CEM performance evaluation	paragraph (3) of subsection C of 20.2.63.204 NMAC	At least 30 days prior to performance evaluation
CEM Performance	paragraph (4) of subsection C of 20.2.63.204 NMAC	Within 30 days from the end of the test period
Notice of emission testing and test protocols	paragraph (1) of subsection B of 20.2.63.205 NMAC	At least 30 days prior to the actual test date
Copy of emission test results	paragraph (3) of subsection B of 20.2.63.205 NMAC	Within 60 days from test date
Quarterly report of CEM and temperature monitoring results	subsection A of 20.2.63.206 NMAC	Within 30 days of the end of each calendar quarter
Intent to cease unit operations	subsection A of 20.2.63.209 NMAC	Within 90 days of July 7, 1991 (1)
Schedule of compliance	subsection A of 20.2.63.209 NMAC	Within 90 days of July 7, 1991 (1)
(1) Date applies to units in existence before April 8, 1991.

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N.M. Admin. Code § 20.2.63.210

11/30/95; 20.2.63.210 NMAC - Rn, 20 NMAC 2.63.1200 10/31/02