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STACK TEST PROTOCOL - REQUEST FOR APPROVAL

|_| PROTOCOL (consisting of pages 1 through ____) IS APPROVED AS SUBMITTED.

|_| PROTOCOL (consisting of pages 1 through ____) IS APPROVED WITH REVISIONS NOTED IN APPENDIX B.

Failure to conduct tests in accordance with the approved protocol may result in the test results being rejected by DEQ.

Approved by: __________________________________________________________________ Date: ____________________

I.
Facility Name:

DEQ Registration Number:

Physical Location:

Emission Unit(s) to be tested:

*Is an audit sample required?
Yes |_| No |_| Please explain why:
If yes, is the Facility obtaining a sample in accordance with EPA requirements?
Yes |_| No |_| Please explain why:
II.
Stack Testing Firm:

Contact Name:

Phone:

Environmental Lab:

**Virginia Laboratory ID:

Contact Name:

Phone:

*40 CFR §60.8(g), §61.13(e)(1), §63.7(c)(2)(iii), and Part 51, Appendix M, §4.0 **As of 1/1/2012, analytical data submitted to DEQ to demonstrate compliance must have been performed by an environmental laboratory certified or accredited in accordance with 1VAC30, Chapter 45 and 46, available at http://www.deq.virginia.gov/Programs/Air/PermittingCompliance/Compliance/VirginiaEnvironmentalLabAccreditation.aspx. Failure to meet this requirement could result in rejection of the stack testing results.

For any laboratory utilized during this testing event, documentation demonstrating VELAP certification/accreditation for the analytes being tested must be submitted with this protocol, or at a time in advance of the testing event acceptable to the DEQ regional office responsible for reviewing the data.

DOCUMENT CERTIFICATION: I certify under penalty of law that this document and all attachments were prepared under my direction or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that qualified personnel properly gather and evaluate the information submitted. Based on my inquiry of the person or persons who manage the system, or those persons directly responsible for gathering and evaluating the information, the information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of fine and imprisonment for knowing violations.

SIGNATURE: ___________________________________________________________________________________ DATE:

Must be signed by a Responsible Official as defined in 9 VAC 5-20-230 of the Regulations for the Control and Abatement of Air Pollution, available at www.deq.virginia.gov

PRINTED NAME: TITLE:

III. Test Plan:

Test Required By: Condition # of permit dated and/or Deadline: Testing must be completed by (date) to meet the - day deadline required by |_| the permit dated and/or |_| Regulation (reference).

The final stack test report to DEQ is due within ______ days of test completion

Test Date
Operating Rate
EPA Test Method

To Be Used

Pollutant or Parameter Measured
No. Runs & Run Length for Pollutant Testing and Minimum Sample Volume If Applicable
Applicable Numeric Emission Limitation
Source of Emission Limitation

(e.g., Permit condition #, NSPS, MACT, etc.)

(Continue on additional sheet if necessary) IV. Description of planned deviations from Test Methods:

|_| No deviations are planned, OR |_| Deviations are planned as described in the following table:

(Discard this page only if no deviations planned)PLANNED DEVIATIONS
EPA Test Method
Description of Requirement

(Indicate Section No. from Method) Description of Deviation (Identify reason if requesting DEQ approval) Approvals (Attach copies of all EPA approvals)

|_| EPA approval attached |_| EPA approval requested on _______________(date) |_| DEQ approval requested

|_| EPA approval attached

|_| EPA approval attached

|_| EPA approval attached

|_| EPA approval attached

|_| EPA approval attached

V. Source Operations: The purpose of a stack test is to demonstrate that a process and any associated emission control equipment are capable of meeting required emission limitations. Therefore, it is important to identify those parameters that affect actual emission rates and to ensure that such parameters remain at the tested or more conservative setting(s), except during start-up, shutdown, or malfunction. Records of those parameter settings must be maintained during and after the test to provide reasonable assurance that the equipment continues to operate in compliance with all operating and emission limitations. The test results report must include the parameters identified below and their settings during testing.

1. Adjustable Operating Parameters: Following a discussion with your air inspector, identify all adjustable process and control equipment parameters that have a measurable effect on emissions, and complete the table below. Example parameters are listed in Appendix A.

Parameter
Setting/value during stack test
Monitoring Frequency
Fixed[footnoteRef:1] or Varying[footnoteRef:2] after test [1: Fixed means that no changes will be made (except during start-up, shutdown, or malfunction) without validating with another stack test.] [2: Varying exclusive of start-up, shutdown, or malfunction.]

If varying2, justify not testing at multiple values.

Operating rate:

2. Performance Indicator Parameters: Other parameters necessary to establish system performance, or useful in detecting deteriorating performance, need to be monitored as well. Some example parameters are listed in Appendix A. Any parameter that is required by permit to be monitored must be monitored during the stack test at a frequency that will provide a representative average. Following a discussion with your air inspector, complete the table below. The test results report must include the run averages and also raw data if manually recorded.

Parameters to be Monitored
Measurement Frequency

Rev. 3/2020 Page ______ of _______ (number ALL pages, including attachments)

Rev. 3/2020 Page ______ of _______ (number ALL pages, including attachments) VI. Sampling Ports: In the space below or on a separate sheet, sketch the stack or duct as follows:

TOP VIEW - show: 1) shape, 2) sample ports.
ELEVATION VIEW - show: 1) shape, 2) sampling ports, 3) all flow disturbances (upstream and downstream) affecting conditions at sampling ports, 4) distances from ports to disturbances, 5) gas flow direction.

Circular Stack: Diameter = _____________________

Rectangular Stack: L = _________ W = __________ Equivalent Diameter = (2LW)/(L+ W) = ___________

UPSTREAM

(exit side of ports)

DOWNSTREAM

(process side of ports)

Type of Disturbance (E.g., exit, fan, bend, baffles, expansion, restriction, visible flame)

Distance from Port to Disturbance = (dist.)

No. diameters from Port to Disturbance = (dist./dia.) or (dist./equivalent diameter)

Diameters

Diameters

VII. Discussion: In this section, please provide any additional information that may be relevant regarding the proposed stack test (e.g. stratification testing, issues with sample port locations, alternative methods, etc.)

APPENDIX A

EXAMPLES OF PARAMETERS TO BE MONITORED DURING TESTING

Note: The facility is responsible for identifying and monitoring all process and control parameters that may reasonably be expected to affect the stack test results and to confirm operating conditions. These examples are not all-inclusive and may not always apply.

I. PROCESS
ADJUSTABLE OPERATING PARAMETERS
PERFORMANCE INDICATOR PARAMETERS
ALL
Operating rate; raw material composition and quality; automatic or manual control; equipment settings
Instrument readings as appropriate to establish operating conditions
Combustion
Fuel composition and quality; soot blowing frequency; damper settings, flue gas recirculation; water/steam injection rate; burner pressures; over/under fire air adjustments
Visible emissions/opacity; CO, HC concentration in flue gas; excess air; O2 concentration.
Coating (printing, painting)
VOC content of inks, coatings; equipment settings
II. CONTROL EQUIPMENT
ADJUSTABLE OPERATING PARAMETERS
PERFORMANCE INDICATOR PARAMETERS
ALL
Automatic or manual control; equipment settings
Instrument readings as appropriate to establish operating conditions
Capture System
Damper positioning; doors or access panels open or shut; fan sheave or speed setting
Fan amps; pressure inside enclosure; integrity (door closed, no new openings); duct air velocity; direction of air flow at openings
Afterburner or Thermal Oxidizer
Temperature set points; frequency of flow reversal (for a regenerative system)
Temperature
Carbon Adsorber
Bed regeneration setting (initiated by time or outlet concentration); inlet gas temperature
Pressure drop
Catalytic Oxidizer
Temperature set points
Inlet & outlet temperature; catalyst activity; HC concentration in flue gas (measured with hand held PID or FID); pressure drop
Dry Scrubber
Type of reactive chemical; purity of reactive chemical; particle size of reactive chemical; injection rate; temperature
Feed rate indicator; temperature indicator
ESP
Number of fields in service; location of out-of-service fields(s); control software/microprocessor settings and/or methodology; gas temperature; rap rate; flue gas flow
Visible emissions/opacity; power levels (secondary current & secondary voltage)
Fabric filter
Setting for bag cleaning frequency (e.g. time or pressure drop settings); number of bags/compartments in service
Pressure drop; visible emissions/opacity; triboelectric sensor reading (bag leak detector)
Liquid Scrubber (packed bed, spray; venturi)
Liquid flow rate; venturi throat opening; particulate concentration in liquid (all fresh just before test or equilibrium levels); fresh liquid make-up rate; set point for neutralizing, oxidizing or reactive chemical addition; pH set point.
Pressure drop; neutralizing, oxidizing or reactive chemical concentration; pH

APPENDIX B

REVISIONS REQUIRED BY DEQ AS A CONDITION OF APPROVAL

This Section for DEQ Use Only

Section Reference
Required Revision(s) to Protocol

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