ForestProductsNHSMdata6‐9‐11.xlsxtable1Bark Coalavg ppm avg ppmavgppm%Differencefrom Bark%Differencefrom Coalavgppm%Differencefrom Bark%Differencefrom Coalavgppm%Differencefrom Bark%Differencefrom Coalavgppm%Differencefrom Bark%Differencefrom Coalavgppm%Differencefrom Bark%Differencefrom CoalChlorine 59.48 465.73 360.6506.2%-22.6% 236.4297.5%-49.2% 607.2920.9% 30.4%758.81175.7% 62.9%528787.7% 13.4%Nitrogen 0.35 1.250.677.1%Formaldehyde 43598875.0%Arsenic 0.78 19.73 1.1546.7%-94.2% 2.97279.9%-84.9% 0.46 -41.2% -97.7% ---- --4.75507.6%-75.9%Beryllium 0.02 1.55 0.211102.2%-86.7% 0.13641.6%-91.8% 0.05201.0%-96.7% ---- --Cadmium 0.14 0.07 0.38164.4% 458.1%0.92546.1% 1263.9%0.39175.0% 480.4%0.05 -63.1% -22.1% 0.90532.5% 1235.2%Chromium 4.54 9.24 11.35150.2% 22.8%27.85513.6% 201.2%3.23 -28.9% -65.1% 0.31 -93.2% -96.7% 15.40239.3% 66.6%Lead 1.96 7.10 4.94151.5%-30.4% 63.533134.7% 795.3%8.34324.8% 17.6%0.22 -89.0% -96.9% 50.302461.2% 608.9%Manganese 229.86 25.62 380.7565.6% 1386.0%430.3687.2% 1579.5%37.12 -83.9%44.9%67.43 -70.7%163.1%Nickel 3.85 13.45 23.08499.7% 71.7%17.82363.0% 32.5%1.52 -60.5% -88.7% 0.50 -87.0% -96.3% 4.209.1%-68.8%Selenium 0.07 2.28 0.18169.6%-92.3% 1.522218.1%-33.4% 0.44572.6%-80.7% ---- --Mercury 0.01 0.09 0.040407.0%-54.7% 0.008 -5.5% -91.6% 0.022180.3%-75.0% 0.004 -53.4% -95.8% 0.073816.2%-18.2%Urban Wood (NYSERDA)OCC Rejects Dataset AWWT Residuals Dataset A TDF Dataset A Sander Dust w/Resin Dataset BForestProductsNHSMdata6‐9‐11.xlsxtable2Bark Coalavg ppm avg ppmavg ppm%Differencefrom Bark%Differencefrom Coal avg ppm%Differencefrom Bark%Differencefrom Coal avg ppm%Differencefrom Bark%Differencefrom Coal avg ppm%Differencefrom Bark%Differencefrom Coal avg ppm%Differencefrom Bark%Differencefrom Coal avg ppm%Differencefrom Bark%Differencefrom CoalChlorine 59.48 465.73 520.4775.0% 11.7%604.2915.9% 29.7%329.1453.4%-29.3% 223.4275.6%-52.0% ---- --758.81175.7% 62.9%Formaldehyde 43598875.0%Arsenic 0.78 19.73 14.061697.8%-28.7% 0.63 -19.1% -96.8% 1.61105.3%-91.9% 0.9723.5%-95.1% <1.140.7%-94.4% ---- --Beryllium 0.02 1.55 0.15744.9%-90.6% 0.221195.2%-85.6% 0.0222.6%-98.6% 0.04146.4%-97.3% <0.01 -41.7% -99.4% ---- --Cadmium 0.14 0.07 2.131395.4% 3056.6%0.64350.6% 851.3%0.67370.3% 892.8%0.07 -49.2%7.1%0.10 -29.7%48.4%0.05 -63.1% -22.1%Chromium 4.54 9.24 21.41371.8% 131.6%11.39151.1% 23.3%5.5221.6%-40.3% 3.98 -12.2% -56.9% 0.09 -98.0% -99.0% 0.31 -93.2% -96.7%Lead 1.96 7.10 64.143166.2% 804.0%9.10363.3% 28.2%38.441857.6% 441.8%3.98102.9%-43.8% <0.2 -89.8% -97.2% 0.22 -89.0% -96.9%Manganese 229.86 25.62 318.8938.7% 1144.5%218.71 -4.9%753.6%67.00 -70.9%161.5%39.54 -82.8%54.3%113.00 -50.8%341.0%67.43 -70.7%163.1%Nickel 3.85 13.45 12.98237.2%-3.5% 7.5796.6%-43.7% 4.147.6%-69.2% 4.6821.7%-65.2% 0.09 -97.7% -99.3% 0.50 -87.0% -96.3%Selenium 0.07 2.28 ---- --0.61829.6%-73.3% 4.146217.3% 81.4%0.65891.7%-71.5% <1.11578.2%-51.8% ---- --Mercury 0.01 0.09 0.3163859.9% 253.7%0.081914.7%-9.4% 0.01368.6%-84.9% 0.039389.5%-56.3% 0.002 -78.7% -98.1% 0.004 -53.4% -95.8%TDF Dataset B OCC Rejects Dataset B Panel Trim Dataset B Sander Dust w/Resin Dataset BMixed Sludge Dataset B Primary Sludge Dataset B11/22/2011ForestProductsNHSMdata6‐9‐11.xlsxtable3No. ofSamplesNo. ofSamplesDatesNo. ofSamplesDatesHHV Btu/lb 94 9,010 2,270 5,800 -- -- -- -- -- --Chlorine ppm 93 4,800 24.0 360.6 7 705 316.7 520.4 26 1,800 168.3 604.2Arsenic ppm 77 6.00 0.00 1.15 7 38.23 1.63 14.06 28 1.11 0.33 0.63Beryllium ppm 53 0.59 0.00 0.21 7 0.20 0.09 0.15 28 0.50 <0.100 0.22Cadmium ppm 82 1.60 0.00 0.38 7 4.73 0.35 2.13 28 1.40 0.20 0.64Chromium ppm 84 44.0 2.00 11.35 7 35.47 7.44 21.41 28 23.45 5.30 11.39Lead ppm 77 10.6 0.29 4.94 7 169.47 1.30 64.14 28 27.55 1.40 9.10Manganese ppm 84 1,600 0.10 380.75 7 429.67 137.00 318.89 28 583.00 71.60 218.71Nickel ppm 84 159 1.60 23.08 6 20.00 4.64 12.98 28 13.41 3.07 7.57Selenium ppm 55 0.66 0.00 0.18 7 <1.1 <0.49 -- 28 1.91 <0.40 0.618-Metals TotalMercury ppm 82 0.47 0.00 0.040 4 0.50 0.13 0.32 25 0.13 0.01 0.08Dataset A - IP fuel analysisDataset B - NCASI statistical analysis of boiler MACT Fuel dataTABLE AMax Min AverageMax Min Mean Max Min MeanNON-HAZARDOUS SECONDARY MATERIAL ANALYSISSLUDGEWWT Residuals Dataset A Mixed Sludge Dataset B Primary Sludge Dataset BFOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRYForestProductsNHSMdata6‐9‐11.xlsx11/22/2011 ForestProductsNHSMdata6‐9‐11.xlsx table4No. ofSamplesNo. ofSamplesDatesHHV Btu/lb 46 16,800 10,200 14,928 -- -- --Chlorine ppm 46 630 40.0 236.4 30 434 136.0 329.1Arsenic ppm 46 18.00 0.23 2.97 30 4.07 0.38 1.61Beryllium ppm 11 0.39 0.00 0.13 20 0.05 0.01 0.02Cadmium ppm 46 2.20 0.15 0.92 30 0.93 0.30 0.67Chromium ppm 46 210 1.90 27.85 30 13.20 1.78 5.52Lead ppm 46 250 2.40 63.53 30 57.46 24.00 38.44Manganese ppm 45 1,800 11.00 430.4 30 220.00 9.10 67.00Nickel ppm 46 120 1.80 17.82 30 8.97 1.70 4.14Selenium ppm 19 6.30 0.00 1.52 30 8.97 1.70 4.14Mercury ppm 32 0.026 0.0011 0.008 30 0.025 0.0020 0.013Dataset A - IP fuel analysisDataset B - NCASI statistical analysis of boiler MACT Fuel dataTABLE BMax Min Mean Max Min MeanNON-HAZARDOUS SECONDARY MATERIAL ANALYSISTIRE DERIVED FUELFOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRYTDF Dataset A TDF Dataset BForestProductsNHSMdata6‐9‐11.xlsx11/22/2011 ForestProductsNHSMdata6‐9‐11.xlsx table5No. ofSamplesNo. ofSamplesDatesHHV Btu/lb 9 11,860 7,430 9,399 -- -- -- --Chlorine ppm 9 2,073 45.0 607.2 14 393 125.0 223.4Arsenic ppm 9 1.50 0.00 0.46 17 3.50 <0.30 0.97Beryllium ppm 6 0.06 0.05 0.05 12 0.06 0.03 0.04Cadmium ppm 8 0.50 0.05 0.39 6 0.14 0.02 0.07Chromium ppm 9 7 0.86 3.23 17 9.70 0.01 3.98Lead ppm 9 20 0.66 8.34 17 12.17 0.01 3.98Manganese ppm 9 56 23.00 37.1 17 59.13 27.50 39.54Nickel ppm 9 4 0.36 1.52 17 13.77 0.71 4.68Selenium ppm 7 0.50 0.09 0.44 17 2.20 0.30 0.65Mercury ppm 9 0.046 0.0025 0.022 14 0.057 0.0138 0.039Dataset A - IP fuel analysisDataset B - NCASI statistical analysis of boiler MACT Fuel dataMeanTABLE CNON-HAZARDOUS SECONDARY MATERIAL ANALYSISOCC REJECTSFOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRYOCC Rejects Dataset A OCC Rejects Dataset BMax Min Mean Max MinForestProductsNHSMdata6‐9‐11.xlsx11/22/2011 ForestProductsNHSMdata6‐9‐11.xlsx table6No. ofSamplesNo. ofSamplesDatesHHV Btu/lb -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --Chlorine ppm -- -- -- -- 10 2,600 20.0 758.8Arsenic ppm 1 -- -- <1.1 10 <1.3 <0.3 --Beryllium ppm 1 -- -- <0.01 9 <0.50 <0.01 --Cadmium ppm 1 -- -- 0.10 5 0.09 0.03 0.05Chromium ppm 1 -- -- 0.09 6 0.40 0.19 0.31Lead ppm 1 -- -- <0.2 9 0.50 0.20 0.22Manganese ppm 1 -- -- 113.0 10 160.00 18.10 67.43Nickel ppm 1 -- -- 0.09 10 0.50 0.15 0.50Selenium ppm 1 -- -- <1.1 10 <1.3 <0.3 --Mercury ppm 1 -- -- 0.002 9 0.004 <0.002 0.004Dataset B - NCASI statistical analysis of boiler MACT Fuel dataMeanTABLE DNON-HAZARDOUS SECONDARY MATERIAL ANALYSISRESINATED WOODFOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRYPanel Trim Dataset B Sander Dust w/Resin Dataset BMax Min Mean Max MinForestProductsNHSMdata6‐9‐11.xlsx11/22/2011table7No. ofSamplesHHV Btu/lb 4 8,244 7,620 7,984Nitrogen % 4 0.68 0.59 0.62Chlorine ppm 4 528Arsenic ppm 8 6 1 4.75Beryllium ppmCadmium ppm 8 1.6 0.38 0.90Chromium ppm 8 21.8 11.5 15.40Lead ppm 8 67.5 22.9 50.30Manganese ppmNickel ppm 8 5.12 3.2 4.20Selenium ppmMercury ppm 8 0.1 0.04 0.073Dataset From NYSERDA study, as listed in NCASITechnical Bulletin 906Max Min MeanTABLE ENON-HAZARDOUS SECONDARY MATERIAL ANALYSISURBAN (C&D) WOODFOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRYUrban Wood (NYSERDA)ForestProductsNHSMdata6‐9‐11.xlsxForestProductsNHSMdata6‐9‐11.xlsx table8FuelBTU(BTU/lb)Hg (ppm) Cl (ppm) As (ppm) Be (ppm) Cd (ppm) Cr (ppm) Pb (ppm) Mn (ppm) Ni (ppm) Se (ppm)Coal 12,371 0.089 466 19.73 1.55 0.07 9.24 7.10 26 13.45 2.28Bark 7,756 0.008 59 0.78 0.02 0.14 4.54 1.96 230 3.85 0.07