any source with non-optional air pollution control equipment that constitutes an integral part of the process equipment as originally designed and manufactured by the equipment supplier; sources that are permitted under Rule .0310 or .0509 of this Subchapter; spray booths without air pollution capture and control systems for volatile organic compound emissions; particulate emission sources with air flow rates of less than or equal to 10,000 actual cubic feet per minute; nonmetallic mineral processing plants with wet suppression control systems for particulate emissions; or permit renewal if no modifications are included in the permit renewal application…” FORM D6 NORTH CAROLINA MODELING PROTOCOL CHECKLIST – This form may be used in lieu of developing the traditional written modeling plan for North Carolina toxics and criteria pollutant modeling. It is designed to provide the same level of information as requested in a modeling protocol, as discussed in Chapter 2 of the Guideline for Evaluating the Air Quality Impacts of Toxic Pollutants in North Carolina. The modeling protocol checklist is submitted with the modeling analysis. The above referenced Guideline can be found at the following web link: Most of the information requested in the modeling protocol checklist is self-explanatory. References to sections, tables, figures, appendices, etc. in the checklist are found in the toxics modeling Guideline referenced above. If you have questions concerning this form, call the DAQ Raleigh Central Office and ask to speak to one of the Air Quality Analysis Branch modelers. FORM E1 TITLE V GENERAL INFORMATION – If your facility is classified as for Title V you must complete Form E1 and all other required “Major” “E” forms (E2 through E5) as applicable. The form lists information pertaining to why the facility is subject to Title V requirements (mark the appropriate check boxes), and applicability of federal NESHAP standards to the emission sources at the facility (fill in the appropriate information). In addition, the Applicant should list any additional regulation(s) which are being requested to be included in the permit shield and the associated emission source ID(s). Provide a detailed explanation as to why the shield should be granted.
any source with non-optional air pollution control equipment that constitutes an integral part of the process equipment as originally designed and manufactured by the equipment supplier; sources that are permitted under Rule .0310 or .0509 of this Subchapter; spray booths without air pollution capture and control systems for volatile organic compound emissions; particulate emission sources with air flow rates of less than or equal to 10,000 actual cubic feet per minute; nonmetallic mineral processing plants with wet suppression control systems for particulate emissions; or permit renewal if no modifications are included in the permit renewal application…” FORM D6 – NORTH CAROLINA MODELING PROTOCOL CHECKLIST This form may be used in lieu of developing the traditional written modeling plan for North Carolina toxics and criteria pollutant modeling. It is designed to provide the same level of information as requested in a modeling protocol, as discussed in Chapter 2 of the Guideline for Evaluating the Air Quality Impacts of Toxic Pollutants in North Carolina. The modeling protocol checklist is submitted with the modeling analysis. The above referenced Guideline can be found at the following web link: Most of the information requested in the modeling protocol checklist is self-explanatory. References to sections, tables, figures, appendices, etc. in the checklist are found in the toxics modeling Guideline referenced above. If you have questions concerning this form, call the DAQ Raleigh Central Office and ask to speak to one of the Air Quality Analysis Branch modelers. FORM E1 – TITLE V GENERAL INFORMATION If your facility is classified as “Major” for Title V you must complete Form E1 and all other required “E” forms (E2 through E5) as applicable. The form lists information pertaining to why the facility is subject to Title V requirements (mark the appropriate check boxes), and applicability of federal NESHAP standards to the emission sources at the facility (fill in the appropriate information). In addition, the Applicant should list any additional regulation(s) which are being requested to be included in the permit shield and the associated emission source ID(s). Provide a detailed explanation as to why the shield should be granted.
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