### Compliance Options

\[§63.5170\]

You may comply with your emission limits by doing any of the following:

1)  **"As Purchased" Compliant Material Option --**

    Each coating you use during each 12-month compliance period must not
    exceed 0.046 kg HAP per liter solids, as purchased.

2)  **"As Applied" Compliant Material Option -**

    a.  Each coating you use during each 12-month compliance period must
        not exceed 0.046 kg HAP per liter solids, as applied, determined
        monthly.

    b.  The rolling 12-month average of all coating materials must not
        exceed 0.046 kg HAP per liter solids determined monthly.

3)  **Add-On Controls Option (Overall Control Efficiency) --**

> a\. Each emission capture system and associated control device must
> reduce emissions by 98 percent (i.e., achieve an overall control
> efficiency of 98 percent).

b.  You may use a total enclosure (100% capture) and an oxidizer to
    reduce organic HAP emissions to no more than a concentration of 20
    parts per million by volume on a dry basis at the outlet.

**4)** **Emission Rate With Add-on Controls --**

The 12-month rolling average (determined monthly) of all coating
materials you use, including the emission capture and control device
efficiency, must not exceed 0.046 kg/liter solids, determined monthly.

### Compliance Calculations

\[§63.5170\]

For Compliance Options No. 1, 2 and 4, the collected data for coatings
and thinners is used to calculate the organic HAP content of each
coating material used during each 12-month compliance period. For
Compliance Options No. 3 and 4, you must calculate the overall organic
HAP control efficiency of your add-on controls. For Compliance Option 4,
the collected data for coatings and thinners along with the overall
organic HAP control efficiency of the add-on controls is used to
calculate the organic HAP emission rate.

You can also contact your regional EPA air toxics office at the
following numbers:

+--------------------------+--------------+---------------------------+
| **Address**              | **States**   | **Website/**              |
|                          |              |                           |
|                          |              | **Phone Number**          |
+--------------------------+--------------+---------------------------+
| Region 1                 | CT, MA, ME,  | [www.epa.gov/region1](ht  |
|                          | NH, RI, VT   | tp://www.epa.gov/region1) |
| 1 Congress Street        |              |                           |
|                          |              | \(888\) 372-7341\*        |
| Suite 1100\              |              |                           |
| Boston, MA               |              | \(617\) 918-1111          |
|                          |              |                           |
| 02114-2023               |              |                           |
+--------------------------+--------------+---------------------------+
| Region 2                 | NJ, NY, PR   | [www.epa.gov/region2](ht  |
|                          |              | tp://www.epa.gov/region2) |
| 290 Broadway\            |              |                           |
| New York, NY             |              | \(212\) 637-5000          |
|                          |              |                           |
| 10007-1866               |              |                           |
+--------------------------+--------------+---------------------------+
| Region 3                 | DE, MD, PA,  | [www.epa.gov/region3](ht  |
|                          | VA, WB, DC   | tp://www.epa.gov/region3) |
| 1650 Arch Street         |              |                           |
|                          |              | \(800\) 438-2474^\*^      |
| Philadelphia, PA         |              |                           |
|                          |              | \(215\) 814-3297          |
| 19103-2029               |              |                           |
+--------------------------+--------------+---------------------------+
| Region 4                 | FL, NC, SC,  | [www.epa.gov/region4](ht  |
|                          | KY, TN, GA,  | tp://www.epa.gov/region4) |
| Atlanta Federal Center\  | AL, MS       | (800) 241-1754            |
| 61 Forsyth Street, SW\   |              |                           |
| Atlanta, GA              |              | \(404\) 562-9900          |
|                          |              |                           |
| 30303-3104               |              |                           |
+--------------------------+--------------+---------------------------+
| Region 5                 | IL, IN, MI,  | [www.epa.gov/region5](ht  |
|                          | WI, MN, OH   | tp://www.epa.gov/region5) |
| 77 W. Jackson Blvd       |              |                           |
|                          |              | \(800\) 621-8431          |
| Chicago, IL 60604        |              |                           |
|                          |              | \(312\) 353-2000          |
+--------------------------+--------------+---------------------------+
| Region 6                 | AR, LA, NM,  | [www.epa.gov/region6](ht  |
|                          | OK, TX       | tp://www.epa.gov/region6) |
| 1445 Ross Avenue\        |              |                           |
| Suite 1200\              |              | \(800\) 887-6063^\*^      |
| Dallas, TX 75202         |              |                           |
|                          |              | \(214\) 665-6444          |
+--------------------------+--------------+---------------------------+
| Region 7                 | IA, KS, MO,  | [www.epa.gov/region7](ht  |
|                          | NE           | tp://www.epa.gov/region7) |
| 901 N. 5^th^ Street      |              |                           |
|                          |              | \(800\) 223-0425          |
| Kansas City, KS 66101    |              |                           |
|                          |              | \(913\) 551-7003          |
+--------------------------+--------------+---------------------------+
| Region 8                 | CO, MT, ND,  | [www.epa.gov/region8](ht  |
|                          | SD, UT, WY   | tp://www.epa.gov/region8) |
| 999-18th St. Suite 300\  |              |                           |
| Denver, CO               |              | \(800\) 227-8917^\*^      |
|                          |              |                           |
| 80202-2466               |              | \(303\) 312-6312          |
+--------------------------+--------------+---------------------------+
| Region 9                 | CA, AZ, HI,  | [www.epa.gov/region9](ht  |
|                          | NV           | tp://www.epa.gov/region9) |
| 75 Hawthorne St.,        |              |                           |
|                          |              | \(415\) 947-8000          |
| San Francisco, CA 94105  |              |                           |
|                          |              | \(866\) 372-9378          |
+--------------------------+--------------+---------------------------+
| Region 10                | AK, ID, WA,  | [                         |
|                          | OR           | www.epa.gov/region10](htt |
| 1200 6^th^ Avenue        |              | p://www.epa.gov/region10) |
|                          |              |                           |
| Seattle, WA 98101        |              | \(800\) 424-4372^\*^      |
|                          |              |                           |
|                          |              | \(206\) 553-1200          |
+--------------------------+--------------+---------------------------+

> ^\*^ For sources within the region, only.

### For More Information

Copies of the rule and other material are located at EPA's Metal Coil
Coating web site:

www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/mcoil/mcoilpg.html

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> height="0.1952755905511811in"}

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### Who is covered by the rule?

\[§63.5090\]

You are covered if you own or operate an affected source at a facility
that is a major source, is located at a major source, or is part of a
major source of hazardous air pollutants (HAP).

**An Affected Source is . . .**

The collection of all the metal coil coating lines at your facility.

**Coil Coating Lines are . . .**

The collection of equipment used to apply an organic coating to the
surface of metal coil. Coating lines include web unwind or feed
stations, wet section, coating application stations, curing oven, and
quench station.

**Metal Coil is . . .**

A continuous metal strip that is at least 0.15 mm (0.006 in) thick and
is packaged in a roll or coil prior to coating, but does not include
metal webs that are coated for use in flexible purchasing.

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### 

### Who is not covered by this rule?

\[§§63.5090 and 63.5110\]

The following sources are not covered under Subpart SSSS:

-   A coil coating line that is part of research or laboratory equipment

-   A coil coating line on which 85% or more of the metal coated, based
    on surface area, is less than 0.15 millimeters (0.006 inch) thick

-   Ancillary operations, such as cleaning, coating mixing, thinning,
    and storage, and wastewater operations

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### What emission standards must I follow?

\[§63.5120\]

  ------------- ---------------------------------------------------------
                If you are an existing or new source, limit your organic
                HAP emissions to no more than . . .

  Option 1      2% of the organic HAP applied during each month during
                the 12-month compliance period (98% reduction)

  Option 2      0.046 kg organic HAP/liter coating solids applied during
                each 12-month compliance period

  Option 3      20 parts per million by volume on a dry basis when an
                oxidizer is used in combination with a capture system
                that achieves 100% capture
  ------------- ---------------------------------------------------------

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### What operating limits must I meet?

\[§63.5121\]

The operating limits are the site-specific parameter limits you
determine for your capture and control devices during the performance
test. Your operating limits must be monitored by a continuous parameter
monitoring system (CPMS).

### Compliance Dates

\[§63.5130\]

  ------------------- ---------------- --------------------------------------
  **If your initial   **Then you're    **And must comply by ...**
  startup is ...**    \***             

  On or before July   An               June 10, 2005
  18, 2000            ***existing***   
                      source           

  After July 18, 2000 A ***new***      By June 10, 2002 or the initial
                      source           startup of your affected source,
                                       whichever is later
  ------------------- ---------------- --------------------------------------

\* When determining if a source is new or existing, the General
Provisions (40 CFR 63, Subpart A) requires us to use the proposal date
of the rule as the cutoff date. For subpart SSSS, the rule proposal date
was July 18, 2000.

Noncompliance with applicable regulations after the compliance date may
result in fines and penalties of up to \$25,000 per day per violation.

### Notification, Recordkeeping, and Reporting Requirements

**Initial Notification:** \[§63.5180\]

The initial notification states that your facility is subject to the
Metal Coil Coating standards. You must submit this no later than June
10, 2004 if you are an existing source. If you are a new source, you
must submit this no later than October 8, 2002 or within 120 days after
initial startup, whichever is later.

### Notification, Recordkeeping, and Reporting Requirements

### (continued)

> **Notification of Intent to Conduct a Performance Test:** \[§63.5180\]
>
> If your facility is required to conduct performance tests (i.e., those
> with add-on control equipment), you must submit a notification of
> intent to conduct a performance test at least 60 days prior to the
> test, but no later than October 8, 2005.
>
> **Notification of Compliance Status:** \[§63.5180\]
>
> You must submit a Notification of Compliance Status by July 30, 2006
> for existing sources or within 30 days after the end of the initial
> compliance period for new sources.
>
> **Performance Test Report:** \[§63.5180\]
>
> If your facility is required to conduct performance tests (i.e., those
> with add-on control equipment), you must submit a performance test
> report within 60 days after completion of the performance test. The
> performance test is required no later than December 7, 2005 for
> existing sources. New or reconstructed sources must conduct the
> performance test by December 7, 2002 or within 180 days of startup.
>
> **Startup, Shutdown, Malfunction Reports:** \[§63.5180\]
>
> A startup, shutdown, and malfunction report must be submitted
> immediately if there was a startup, shutdown, or malfunction of the
> control device during the reporting period that is not consistent with
> the startup, shutdown, and malfunction plan. If actions taken were
> consistent with the startup, shutdown, and malfunction plan, the
> report must be submitted semiannually.
>
> **Semiannual Compliance Reports:** \[§63.5180\]
>
> After the initial compliance period each affected source must submit
> semiannual compliance reports.
>
> **Records:** \[§63.5190\]
>
> Your facility is required to keep records of reported information and
> all other information necessary to document compliance with the
> proposed rule for 5 years. There may be additional requirements
> depending on the compliance option that you choose.

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