Commonly Used Permits by Rule. Ivan Rivera Air Permits Division Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Environmental Trade Fair 2018

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1 Commonly Used Permits by Rule Ivan Rivera Air Permits Division Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Environmental Trade Fair 2018

2 Overview Types of Authorizations General Information About PBRs Application Case Study STEERS

3 Types of Authorizations De Minimis PBR & Standard Permit Case by Case Permits GOPs

4 Permit By Rule 30 TAC Chapter 106 Emission Limits Conditions Claim/Register/Certify

5 Emission Limits General Limits 250 tpy CO & NO x 25 tpy VOC, SO 2, & PM 15 tpy PM tpy PM PBR Specific Limits 6 lb/hr 10 tpy 1 lb/hr 4.38 tpy

6 Conditions All conditions of the rule must be met, no exceptions. All facilities on a site must be authorized appropriately.

7 Conditions (Soil Stabilization Plants) (1) All bulk storage silos shall be equipped with fabric filter(s) having a maximum filtering velocity of 4.0 feet per minute (ft/min) with mechanical cleaning or 7.0 ft/min with automatic air cleaning. (2) All conveyor belts transferring dry material to the pugmill shall be top covered.

8 Conditions Light Bulb Crusher All conditions of the rule must be met, no exceptions. All facilities on a site must be authorized appropriately. What if my facility is not listed in Chapter 106? or is a possibility.

9 Claiming Keep records on site to show compliance with rules and regulations Registering Submit documentation to TCEQ with fee Emission limits must stay within or PBRspecific limits

10 Certifying 106.6(a): Federally enforceable emission limits 106.6(b): What the company represents, they are bound to 106.6(c): Changes of representation, that result in change to emissions, require a revised certification

11 Why Certify? Emission limitations for Title V applicability Federal applicability Control/destruction efficiency claims Limiting operating hours

12 APD CERT does not replace the need for a PI 7 CERT (or registration).

13 Federal and State Rules State 30 TAC Ch TAC Ch TAC Ch. 117 Federal NSPS MACT NESHAPs

14 Tanks, Storage, & Loading New construction New service of existing tank Change of service Guidance TANKS Software Program (

15 Tanks, Storage, & Loading Constructing a 500 gallon diesel tank Will store purchased diesel

16 Tanks, Storage, & Loading & Constructing new tanks for the storage of Aromatics and Halogenated Compounds Construction of Tank Aromatics and Halogenated Compounds

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18 Surface Coating Enclosed vs. non enclosed VOC limits based specified Exempt solvents

19 Surface Coating Why an MSDS? Surface Coating Calculations: Authorization Guide Emissions Calculation Spreadsheet Did you address applicability with state and federal requirements?

20 5.0 lb/gal 1.0 lb/gal 9 lb 3 gal 3.0 lb/gal 3.0 lb/gal

21 Dry Abrasive Cleaning Enclosed vs. non enclosed: Registration Blasting media Distance limitations Usage limitations MSS may be authorized using

22 and

23 Facilities Limits lb/hr 10 tpy 1 lb/hr 4.38 tpy Emissions table in 262 E = L/K 1997 TLVs and BEIs

24 Annual submittal: Prepare it all together Account for upstream/downstream Represent associated NSR permits

25 /262 Case Study Chemical plant with an NSR permit Adding 10 flanges to existing piping for maintenance Emits Butane, Benzene, Emery, Di n butyl ether, and Heptane

26 Pollutant Actual lb/hr Actual tpy Rule K Value L Value lb/hr max tpy max Butane ????? Benzene Emery ?????????? Di n butylether ????? Heptane ?????

27 /262 Case Study Order (2) (3)

28 (2) Rule Language (2) Total new or increased emissions, including fugitives shall not exceed 6.0 lb/hr and ten tons per year of the following materials: Acetylene, Argon, Butane, Crude oil

29 Pollutant Actual lb/hr Actual tpy Rule K Value L Value lb/hr max tpy max Butane (a)(2) Benzene Emery ?????????? Di n butylether ????? Heptane ?????

30 Pollutant Actual lb/hr Actual tpy Rule K Value L Value lb/hr max tpy max Butane (a)(2) Benzene Emery ?????????? Di n butylether ????? Heptane ?????

31 /262 Case Study Order (2) (3) Benzene isn t listed. Let s look at 262.

32 Rule Language (2) nor in a quantity greater than E as determined using the equation E=L/K and the following table: Attached Graphic Benzene is in the table at this link. Attached Graphic The table at this link shows Benzene s L value to be: 3 mg/m 3.

33 Pollutant Actual lb/hr Actual tpy Rule K Value L Value lb/hr max tpy max Butane (a)(2) Benzene ? 3?? Emery ????? Di n butylether ????? Heptane ?????

34 Rule Language (2) nor in a quantity greater than E as determined using the equation E=L/K and the following table: Attached Graphic The K value is in the table at this link. Attached Graphic The table linked here shows the K value at 300 ft to be 139.

35 Pollutant Actual lb/hr Actual tpy Rule K Value L Value lb/hr max E=L/K E=3/139 tpy max Butane (a)(2) Benzene Emery ????? Di n butylether ????? Heptane ?????

36 Pollutant Actual lb/hr Actual tpy Rule K Value L Value lb/hr max tpy max Butane (a)(2) Benzene Emery ????? Di n butylether ????? Heptane ?????

37 /262 Case Study Order Next try the 1997 TLVs & BEIs (2) (3) Emery isn t listed. Emery isn t listed.

38 1997 TLVs & BEIs Divinyl benzene [ ] (1980) Emery [ ] (1986).. 10 (e) Endosulfan[ ]

39 Pollutant Actual lb/hr Actual tpy Rule K Value L Value lb/hr max tpy max E=L/K E=10/139 Butane (a)(2) Benzene Emery (a)(2) Di n butylether ????? Heptane ?????

40 Pollutant Actual lb/hr Actual tpy Rule K Value L Value lb/hr max tpy max Butane (a)(2) Benzene Emery (a)(2) Di n butylether ????? Heptane ?????

41 /262 Case Study Not in the 1997 TLVs & BEIs. Order Let s check here (2) (3) Di n butyl ether isn t listed. Isn t listed.

42 (a)(3) Rule Language (3) emissions, including fugitives, shall not exceed 1.0 lb/hr of any chemical

43 Pollutant Actual lb/hr Actual tpy Rule K Value L Value lb/hr max tpy max Butane (a)(2) Benzene Emery (a)(2) Di n butylether (a)(3) Heptane ?????

44 Pollutant Actual lb/hr Actual tpy Rule K Value L Value lb/hr max tpy max Butane (a)(2) Benzene Emery (a)(2) Di n butylether (a)(3) Heptane ?????

45 /262 Case Study Order L Value = (2) (3) Heptane isn t listed. Heptane is listed.

46 /262 Case Study Order (2) (3) But wait!

47 (a)(3) Rule Language (3) emissions, including fugitives, shall not exceed 1.0 lb/hr of any chemical having a limit value (L) greater than 200 milligrams per cubic meter

48 Pollutant Actual lb/hr Actual tpy Rule K Value L Value lb/hr max tpy max Butane (a)(2) Benzene Emery (a)(2) Di n butylether (a)(3) Heptane (a)(3)

49 The Totals Must Match /262 Table: VOC= 3.52 lb/hr and 4.79 tpy Emission Summary Table: VOC = 3.52 lb/hr and 4.79 tpy

50 Contact Information Ivan Rivera (512) Air Permits Division (512)

51 epermitting Getting Started and Beyond Britany Gilman Air Permits Division Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

52 epermit Steps

53 TCEQ Home Page

54 TCEQ Home Page Link to STEERS

55 STEERS Home Page

56 STEERS Program Area

57 Activities Page

58 Air New Source Review Application Types

59 Application Type

60 Application Access

61 Site Information

62 STEERS Help Text

63 STEERS Error Example

64 Regulated Entity

65 Customer Number

66 Customer Information

67 Customer Information Continued

68 Responsible Official

69 Responsible Official Continued

70 Technical Contact

71 Technical Contact Continued

72 PBR General Information

73 Rule Selection

74 Unit Type Selection

75 Selection of Appropriate Rule Version

76 Submittal of Appropriate Rule Version

77 (l) Questions

78 (l) Questions Continued

79 (l) Emission Rate Input

80 Upload Application

81 Activities Page Ready to Sign

82 Sign Application

83 Sign Confirmation/ Payment Prompt

84 Application Fee Summary

85 Prompt to Transfer to epay

86 Return to STEERS from epay

87 Submit Page

88 Submit Confirmation

89 April 16, 2018 April 16, 2018

90 epermit Tips Please do not copy and paste, or use special characters. Regional offices have access to application, no need to mail a copy. Local (city or county) programs will still need a hard copy of the application. Verify accuracy of all site information and addition of all applicable rules before submitting. Please avoid paying for any application before starting the STEERS submittal process.

91 Thank you for watching epermits Contacts: STEERS Questions APD Mainline