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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2200 - Hazardous Waste Program
File Section
COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
2020
RECORD_ID
PR0543517
PE
2247
FACILITY_ID
FA0024706
FACILITY_NAME
METAL FINISHING SOLUTIONS - STOCKTON CA
STREET_NUMBER
1325
STREET_NAME
EL PINAL
STREET_TYPE
DR
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95205
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
1325 EL PINAL DR STE 1
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Approved
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Conditions for W9432 - 1 -0 ( continued ) Page 2 of 3 <br /> 9 . Nitric acid ( HNO3 ) emissions from the exhaust of the packed bed scrubber shall not exceed 8 . 7 pounds in any one day . <br /> [District Rules 2201 and 4102] <br /> 10 . Fugitive emissions from this operation shall not exceed any of the following limits : 0 .9 Ib-NOx/day, 0 . 2 lb-NaOI-I/day, <br /> 0 . 3 Ib - H2SO4/day, and 0 . 9 Ib - HNO3 /day . [District Rules 2201 and 41021 <br /> 11 . The scrubber' s NOx ( referenced as NO2 ) removal efficiency shall be at least 72% . [District Rule 2201 ] <br /> 12 . The scrubber removal efficiency shall be at least 95 % for each of the following pollutants : a) sodium hydroxide <br /> (NaOH ), b) sulfuric acid ( H2SO4 ) , and c) nitric acid ( HNO3 ) . [ District Rule 220 1 ] <br /> 13 . The slot velocity of the push/pull ventilation system shall not be less than 2 , 000 feet per minute . [District Rule 22011 <br /> 14 . The ventilation system shall be designed and operated such that there is sufficient vacuum within the building in which <br /> the surface finishing operation is located to ensure an inward velocity exists at each opening (e . g . door, window, etc .) <br /> during surface finishing operations to ensure compliance with the 99 . 5 % capture efficiency requirement . Minimum <br /> values for this inward velocity shall be determined within 60 days of initial startup . During surface finishing <br /> operations , all doors and windows shall remain closed to the maximum extent possible . [District Rule 2201 ] <br /> 15 . The following scrubber operating parameters shall be established per manufacturer's recommendation at time of startup <br /> II <br /> nspection to ensure compliance with the permitted emissions limits : a) the range of differential pressure across the <br /> scrubber media, in unit of inch water column ; b) the scrubber spray nozzles flowrate, in unit of gallon per minute; c) <br /> the scrubber liquid recirculation flow rate and the liquid blow-down rate, each in unit of gallon per minute ; and d ) the <br /> range of pH reading across the scrubber media . [ District Rule 2201 ] <br /> 16 . Source testing to demonstrate compliance with the NOx , sodium hydroxide (NaOH) , sulfuric acid ( I-I2SO4) , and nitric <br /> acid ( HNO3 ) emissions limits , and the scrubber removal efficiencies of NOx , sodium hydroxide (NaOH ) , sulfuric acid <br /> ( H2SO4 ) , and nitric acid ( HNO3 ) shall be conducted within 60 days of initial start-up . Source testing to demonstrate <br /> ongoing compliance with the NOx emission limit shall be conducted at least once every 24 months thereafter. [ District <br /> Rule 2201 ] <br /> 17 . For the purposes of determining compliance with an applicable emission limit , the emission rate shall be calculated <br /> using the arithmetic average of three 30 -consecutive- minute test runs . If two of the three test runs show emissions <br /> above the applicable limit, that test cannot be used to demonstrate compliance with the application emission limit, even <br /> if the averaged emissions of all three runs are less than the applicable limit . [ District Rules 1081 and 2201 ] <br /> 18 . NOx emissions shall be measured using EPA Method 7 , 7A , 713 , 7C , 7D , or 7E or CARB Method 100 . Should the <br /> operator or permittee decide to use a different methodology, the methodology must be first approved by the District <br /> prior to use . [ District Rules 1081 and 220 1 ] <br /> 19 . Sulfuric Acid ( H2SO4 ) emissions shall be measured using EPA Method 8 . Should the operator or permittee decide to <br /> use a different methodology , the methodology must be first approved by the District prior to use . [ District Rules 1081 <br /> and 2201 ] <br /> 20 . Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH) and Nitric Acid (HNO3 ) emissions shall each be measured using an appropriate testing <br /> methodology . The testing methodology must be first approved by the District prior to use . [District Rules 1081 and <br /> 2201 ] <br /> 21 . Stack gas oxygen shall be determined using EPA Method 3 or 3A , or CARB Method 100 . [District Rules 1081 and <br /> 2201 ] <br /> 22 . Stack gas velocity shall be determined using EPA Method 2 . [ District Rules 1081 and 22011 <br /> 23 . Stack gas moisture content shall be determined using EPA Method 4 . [District Rules 1081 and 2201 ] <br /> 24 . Capture efficiency of the push /pull ventilation system shall be measured using an appropriate testing methodology , <br /> such as EPA Method 204 - Criteria for and Verification of a Permanent or Temporary Total Enclosure . The testing <br /> methodology must be first approved by the District prior to use . [ District Rules 1081 and 22011 <br /> 25 . Sampling facilities for source testing shall be provided in accordance with the provisions of Rule 1081 ( Source <br /> Sampling) . [ District Rule 1081 ] <br /> CONDITIONS CONTINUE ON NEXT PAGE <br />
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