TYPE OF FIRING Mark the appropriate check box for the type of firing in the source. – NORMAL Mark this check box for a source which has normal firing methods and standard – burners. TANGENTIAL Mark this check box for a source which is fired tangentially. – LOW NOX BURNERS Mark this check box for those combustion sources that utilized specially – designed burners which limit NOx production. NO LOW NOX BURNERS Mark this box for those combustion sources that do not utilize – low NOx burner designs. OTHER FUEL-FIRED BURNER INFORMATION TYPE OF FUEL Enter the type of fuel combusted in this burner. – PERCENT MOISTURE Enter the percent moisture of the fuel, if applicable. – Mark the check box corresponding to the type of boiler. TYPE OF BOILER – UTILITY A source used primarily for generation of steam for production of electricity. These – sources are generally greater than 100 mmBtu/hr maximum heat input. INDUSTRIAL A source used primarily in an industrial operation. These sources are generally – between 10 and 100 mmBtu/hr maximum heat input. COMMERCIAL A source used primarily in a commercial operation. These sources are generally – between 0.5 and 10 mmBtu/hr maximum heat input. TYPE OF FIRING the type of firing, as listed under the Oil-Fired Burners above. – TYPE OF CONTROL (IF ANY) Enter the type of pollution control devices, if any. – FUEL USAGE INFORMATION Enter the information on the fuel used in the burner, including – startup/backup fuels. FUEL TYPE the type of fuel combusted in the burner. List each fuel type separately. – UNITS Enter the unit of measure for the fuel listed (e.g. gallons, mcf, tons, pounds, etc.) – MAXIMUM DESIGN Enter the manufacturer’s maximum design rating for the burner (nameplate – rating), and list the units/hr for this rating. REQUESTED CAPACITY LIMITATION any requested capacity limitation which might be – required to avoid regulatory thresholds (e.g. a capacity limitation to avoid Title V permitting thresholds for a Synthetic Minor limitation.) FUEL CHARACTERISTICS INFORMATION Enter the information for each fuel used. –
TYPE OF FIRING – Mark the appropriate check box for the type of firing in the source. NORMAL – Mark this check box for a source which has normal firing methods and standard burners. TANGENTIAL – Mark this check box for a source which is fired tangentially. LOW NOX BURNERS – Mark this check box for those combustion sources that utilized specially designed burners which limit NOx production. NO LOW NOX BURNERS – Mark this box for those combustion sources that do not utilize low NOx burner designs. OTHER FUEL-FIRED BURNER INFORMATION TYPE OF FUEL – Enter the type of fuel combusted in this burner. PERCENT MOISTURE – Enter the percent moisture of the fuel, if applicable. TYPE OF BOILER – Mark the check box corresponding to the type of boiler. UTILITY – A source used primarily for generation of steam for production of electricity. These sources are generally greater than 100 mmBtu/hr maximum heat input. INDUSTRIAL – A source used primarily in an industrial operation. These sources are generally between 10 and 100 mmBtu/hr maximum heat input. COMMERCIAL – A source used primarily in a commercial operation. These sources are generally between 0.5 and 10 mmBtu/hr maximum heat input. TYPE OF FIRING – the type of firing, as listed under the Oil-Fired Burners above. TYPE OF CONTROL (IF ANY) – Enter the type of pollution control devices, if any. FUEL USAGE INFORMATION – Enter the information on the fuel used in the burner, including startup/backup fuels. FUEL TYPE – the type of fuel combusted in the burner. List each fuel type separately. UNITS – Enter the unit of measure for the fuel listed (e.g. gallons, mcf, tons, pounds, etc.) MAXIMUM DESIGN – Enter the manufacturer’s maximum design rating for the burner (nameplate rating), and list the units/hr for this rating. REQUESTED CAPACITY LIMITATION – any requested capacity limitation which might be required to avoid regulatory thresholds (e.g. a capacity limitation to avoid Title V permitting thresholds for a Synthetic Minor limitation.) FUEL CHARACTERISTICS INFORMATION – Enter the information for each fuel used.