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Periodic Emissions Test: Quarterly Control Device Operation: Ongoing

NSR AND TV: IC ENGINES MONITORING VERSION: September 22, 2010. NSR: ENGINE EMISSIONS ARE ≥ 1TPY TV: ENGINE HAS NSR LIMITS OR THE PLANT IS MAJOR FOR NOx or CO. All Engines with Controls (ie, AFR, Catalytic Converter) or Crossover with no AFR.

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Periodic Emissions Test: Quarterly Control Device Operation: Ongoing

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  1. NSR AND TV:IC ENGINES MONITORING VERSION: September 22, 2010 NSR: ENGINE EMISSIONS ARE ≥ 1TPY TV: ENGINE HAS NSR LIMITS OR THE PLANT IS MAJOR FOR NOx or CO All Engines with Controls (ie, AFR, Catalytic Converter) or Crossover with no AFR Engine without controls and emission limits are > 1 tpy and facility has emissions > 95 tpy New Units, or existing units never method or portable analyzer tested (>180 hp) All Engines (Major and Area Sources for HAPs) subject to NSPS and/or MACT OPERATING SITUATION Periodic Portable Analyzer Test and Control Device Operation Periodic Portable Analyzer Test Initial Compliance Test (See IC Engine Monitoring Protocol –Background Information) NSPS JJJJ or NSPS IIII and/or MACT ZZZZ MONITORING Periodic Emissions Test: Quarterly Control Device Operation: Ongoing Periodic Emissions Test: Annual Compliance Test: Per B111.A(2) (NSR Template) NSPS / MACT: As required by regulation MONITORING FREQUENCY • NOTES: • Periodic Emissions Testing: “Test results that demonstrate compliance with the CO emission limits shall also be considered to demonstrate compliance with the VOC emission limits.” The rationale for this statement is that the portable analyzers do not speciate VOC compounds and the cost of a separate EPA method test is significant; therefore, AQB relies on CO monitoring to demonstrate compliance with VOC limits. See Monitoring Protocol for additional information. All Engnes

  2. NSR AND TV:IC ENGINES MONITORING NSR: ENGINE EMISSIONS ARE ≥ 1TPY TV: ENGINE HAS NSR LIMITS OR THE PLANT IS MAJOR FOR NOx or CO All Engines Engines using Non Gaseous Fuel (diesel, etc.) Engines with RPM Deration (Physcial Constraint) Engine with control and PTE for uncontrolled pollutant > 100 tpy Engine without controls and emission limits are > 1 tpy and facility has emissions > 95 tpy OPERATING SITUATION Opacity (20.2.61NMAC) or Particulate Matter (20.2.37 NMAC for sour gas processing plants) Opacity Measurements Function Check of RPM Limit Switch or Governor CAM PLAN Maintenance & Repair MONITORING Opacity/ Particulate Matter: See Template Opacity Test (Method 9): 6 months and every 12 months thereafter Function Check: Annual CAM: As required by regulation Documented as they occur MONITORING FREQUENCY NOTES: 2. PTE: Potential to Emit: See 40 CFR 64 CAM Rule for definition and potential exemptions. 3.If the facility uses field natural gas, see Supplemental Guidance for Monitoring Engine Horsepower.

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