Virginia Administrative Code
Title 9 - ENVIRONMENT
Agency 5 - STATE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
Chapter 40 - EXISTING STATIONARY SOURCES
Part II - Emission Standards
Article 46 - Emission Standards for Small Municipal Waste Combustors (Rule 4-46)
Section 9VAC5-40-6620 - Standard for nitrogen oxides

Universal Citation: 9 VA Admin Code 9VAC5-40-6620

Current through Register Vol. 41, No. 3, September 23, 2024

No owner or other person shall cause or permit to be discharged into the atmosphere from any Class I unit any nitrogen oxide emissions in excess of the following:

1. For mass burn waterwall units: 200 parts per million by dry volume, measured at 7.0% oxygen, 24-hour daily block arithmetic average concentration.

2. For mass burn rotary waterwall units: 170 parts per million by dry volume measured at 7.0% oxygen, 24-hour daily block arithmetic average concentration.

3. For refuse-derived fuel units: 250 parts per million by dry volume, measured at 7.0% oxygen, 24-hour daily block arithmetic average concentration.

4. For fluidized bed units: 220 parts per million by dry volume, measured at 7.0% oxygen, 24-hour daily block arithmetic average concentration.

5. For mass burn refractory units: 350 parts per million by dry volume, measured at 7.0% oxygen, 24-hour daily block arithmetic average concentration.

6. For modular excess air units: 190 parts per million by dry volume, measured at 7.0% oxygen, 24-hour daily block arithmetic average concentration.

7. For modular starved air units: 380 parts per million by dry volume, measured at 7.0% oxygen, 24-hour daily block arithmetic average concentration.

Statutory Authority

§ 10.1-1308 of the Code of Virginia.

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