Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 13, September 23, 2024
Subpart
1.
Scope.
The owner or operator of a waste combustor shall maintain
records and submit reports as required in this part. The owner or operator of a
waste combustor required to obtain a permit under part
7007.0200, subpart
4, or 7007.0250, subpart
5, are also subject to the
record keeping and reporting requirements in part
7007.0800, subparts
5 and
6. Class A, C, I, and II
waste combustors shall maintain on site all submittals required by this part as
paper copies for five years. All other waste combustors shall retain records
for a minimum of five years.
Subp.
2.
Daily operating record.
The owner or operator shall maintain a daily record of the
operation of the waste combustor. The record shall contain:
A. the calendar date;
B. the hours of operation;
C. the weight of solid waste
combusted;
D. the weight of solid
waste requiring disposal at a solid waste land disposal facility, including
separated noncombustibles, excess solid waste, and ash;
E. the amount and description of industrial
solid waste received each day, the generator's name, and the method of
handling;
F. the measurements and
determination of emissions averages as required in part
7011.1260, subpart
6;
G. results of performance tests conducted on
waste combustor units as required in part
7011.1270;
H. instances of dumpstack use;
I. the names of persons who have completed
initial review or subsequent annual review of the operating manual;
J. the reasons for exceeding any of the
average emission rates, percent reductions, or operating parameters specified
under part
7011.1260, subpart
6, item C, or the opacity
limit and a description of corrective actions taken;
K. reasons for not obtaining the minimum
number of hours of sulfur dioxide or nitrogen oxides emissions or operational
data (carbon monoxide emissions, steam flow or alternative unit load
measurement parameter as described in part
7011.1265, subpart
4a, particulate matter
control device temperature) and a description of corrective actions
taken;
L. the date of the
calibration of all signal conversion elements associated with steam flow
monitoring as required in part
7011.1265, subpart
4;
M. for waste combustors using an additive to
comply with mercury or PCDD/PCDF emission limits, reasons for not maintaining
the additive system operating parameter as determined in part
7011.1272, subpart
2, and descriptions of
corrective actions taken; and
N.
for waste combustors using an additive to comply with mercury or PCDD/PCDF
emission limits, reasons for not maintaining the additive mass feed rates as
determined in part
7011.1272, subpart
1,
and descriptions of corrective actions taken.
Subp. 3.
Quarterly reports.
The owner or operator of a Class I, II, III, A, C, or D waste
combustor shall submit quarterly reports to the commissioner within 30 days
after the quarter ending December 30, March 30, June 30, and September 30 of
each year. The quarterly report may be submitted as a bound, paper copy or in
an alternative format such as computer disk or CD-ROM. The commissioner shall
accept the submittal in the alternative format provided that the commissioner
has given prior approval for the use of the alternative format in order that
compatibility between the software and hardware configurations of the agency
and the owner or operator of the waste combustor can be assured. The report
shall contain the following items:
A.
calendar date;
B. sulfur dioxide,
nitrogen oxide, and carbon monoxide emissions, the maximum waste combustor unit
load level, and particulate matter control device temperatures as recorded by
part
7011.1260, subpart
6, item C, and the daily
maximum opacity reading as recorded by part
7011.1260, subpart
6, item B, subitem (1). The
facility may choose to provide this information in tabular or graphic form. The
graphs shall be prepared as follows:
(1) the
graph shall represent one operating parameter or pollutant;
(2) the applicable limit of the parameter or
pollutant shall be indicated on the graph; and
(3) data shall be expressed in the same units
as the applicable operating parameter or emissions limit;
C. instances of dumpstack use;
D. the identification of operating days when
any of the average emission concentrations, percent reductions, operating
parameters specified under part
7011.1260, subpart
6, item C, or 7011.1272,
subpart
2, or the opacity level
exceeded the applicable limits. The report shall include the emission levels
recorded during the exceedance, reasons for such exceedances as well as a
description of corrective actions taken;
E. the percent of the operating time for the
quarter that the opacity CEMS was operating and collecting valid
data;
F. the identification of
operating days for which the minimum number of hours that emission
concentrations, percent reductions, operating parameters specified under part
7011.1260, subpart
6, item C, or 7011.1272,
subpart
2, or the opacity level have
not been obtained, including reasons for not obtaining sufficient data and a
description of corrective actions taken;
G. the results of daily sulfur dioxide,
nitrogen oxides, and carbon monoxide CEMS drift tests and accuracy assessments
as required in part
7011.1260, subpart
5;
H. the information required in subpart
2, items C, D, and E,
summarized to reflect quarterly totals;
I. a compliance certification as required in
part
7007.0800, subpart
6, item C; and
J. if an additive is used to comply with
mercury or PCDD/PCDF emission limits, the total additive used during the
calendar quarter, as specified in part
7011.1272, subpart
3, item B, with supporting
calculations.
Subp. 4.
Annual reports.
By April 30 of each year, the owner or operator of a Class IV
waste combustor shall submit the following information to the commissioner in
an annual report:
A. the information
required in subpart
2 summarized to reflect
annual totals;
B. a summary report
of any excess emissions that occurred during the year; and
C. a compliance certification as required in
part
7007.0800, subpart
6, item C.
Subp. 4a. [Repealed, 22 SR
1975]
Subp. 5.
Initial
compliance report.
Following the initial compliance test as required under part
7011.1270, the owner or operator
of a waste combustor shall submit the initial compliance test data, the
performance evaluation of the CEMS using the applicable performance
specifications in part
7017.1070, subpart
1,
and the maximum demonstrated capacity and particulate matter control device
temperature established during the PCDD/PCDF testing.
Subp. 6.
Performance test
reports.
The owner or operator shall submit a report containing the
results of performance tests conducted to determine compliance with waste
combustor unit emission limits whenever performance testing is conducted. The
report shall be submitted according to the conditions of part
7017.2035.
Statutory Authority: MS s
116.07
