# 8-Hour Reasonably Available Control

Technology – State Implementation Plan Analysis

(RACT SIP Analysis)

August 2006

Antelope Valley Air Quality Management District

43301 Division Street, Suite 206

Lancaster, California 93535-4649

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# Table of Contents

Abbreviations and Acronyms .................................................................................................. ii

Executive Summary.............................................................................................................. ........ 1

CHAPTER 1 - Introduction and Background ........................................................................... 3

Introduction................................................................................................................... .............. 5

Purpose ........................................................................................................................ ............5

Background..................................................................................................................... ............ 5

Regulatory History............................................................................................................. ......5

Federal Legal Requirements....................................................................................................5

Pollutant Description and Health Effects................................................................................5

Setting ........................................................................................................................ ..............6

CHAPTER 2 – RACT SIP Evaluation........................................................................................ 7

Process........................................................................................................................ .............9

CTG Sources .................................................................................................................... ........9

Major Non-CTG Sources .........................................................................................................9

CHAPTER 3 – AVAQMD RACT Actions ............................................................................... 11

Federal Negative Declarations..............................................................................................13

Required RACT Actions .........................................................................................................1 6

Proposed Rule Adoption Schedule.........................................................................................17

Appendices..................................................................................................................... .............. 18

Appendix A - RACT Evaluation Table .................................................................................. A-1

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# Abbreviations and Acronyms

ACT.................... Alternative Control Technology

AQMA ............... Air Quality Management Area

AVAQMD.......... Antelope Valley Air Qu ality Management District

BACT................. Best Availabl e Control Technology

CARB................. California Air Resources Board

CTG.................... Control Techniques Guideline

FCAA................. Federal Clean Air Act

FND.................... Federal Negative Declaration

NAAQS.............. National Ambient Air Quality Standard

NO X 

# .................... Oxides of Nitrogen

O 3 

# ....................... Ozone

POTW ................ Publicly Owned Treatment Works

RACT................. Reasonably Availa ble Control Technology

SCAQMD .......... South Coast Air Qual ity Management District

SIP...................... State Implementation Plan

USEPA............... United States Environmental Protection Agency

VOC ................... Volatile Organic Compounds

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# Executive Summary

The Federal Clean Air Act (FCAA) requires ne wly designated ozone non-attainment areas to

implement Reasonably Available Control Technology (RACT) on cer tain sources, including all

major sources of ozone precursors. The Antelope Valley Air Quality Management District

(AVAQMD) has evaluated its adopted rules and all of its major s ources of ozone precursors to

ensure that current rules meet the definition of RACT. The evaluation process produced two

rules that must be updated to current RACT standards.

This document presents the evaluation met hod, the evaluation results, and the AVAQMD’s

commitment to adopt the required RACT rule updates.

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# CHAPTER 1 - Introduction and Background

Purpose

Regulatory History

Federal Legal Requirements

Pollutant Descriptions

Setting

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# INTRODUCTION

Purpose

The FCAA requires that ozone non-attainment ar eas implement RACT for sources that are

subject to Control Techniques Gu idelines (CTGs) and for major sources of ozone precursors.

This document: (1) reviews all av ailable instances of RACT for applicability to the AVAQMD;

(2) reviews all AVAQMD major sources for RACT a pplicability; and (3) identifies any actions

the AVAQMD must take to address applicable RA CT requirements. This document satisfies 42

U.S.C. §§7511a (FCAA §182) regarding RACT re quirements for the eight-hour ozone National

Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS).



# BACKGROUND

Regulatory History

The United States Environmental Protection Agen cy (USEPA) designated the desert portion of

Los Angeles County as non-attainment of the ei ght-hour ozone NAAQS as part of the Southeast

Desert Modified Air Quality Management Ar ea (AQMA) on April 15, 2004 (40 CFR 81). This

large “maintenance area” was classified m oderate based on a 128 ppb ozone design value

calculated from 2000 through 2002 eight-hour ozone values within the San Bernardino County

portion of the area.

The desert portion of Los Angeles County was esta blished as it’s own air district as of July 1,

1997, the Antelope Valley Air Po llution Control District (AVAPCD ), pursuant to former H&SC

§40106 (Statutes 1996 ch 542, Repealed Statutes 2001 c h. 163). This air distri ct was replaced by

the AVAQMD on January 1, 2002, pursuant to H&SC §41300 et seq (Statutes 2001 ch. 163). As

a successor district to SCAQMD, the AVAQMD a ssumes the authorities and duties of the

SCAQMD for the Antelope Valley (H&SC §41302).

Ozone plans have been adopted by the AVAQMD to address Federal ozone planning

requirements, including RACT applicability. This document updates the Federal RACT portion

of all previously submitted plans.



# Federal Legal Requirements

Sections 182(b)(2) and 182(f) of the FCAA require that ozone non-attainment areas implement

RACT for sources that are subject to CTGs and for major sources of ozon e precursors (42 U.S.C.

§7511a). Ozone non-attainment areas classified moderate and higher must submit a RACT SIP

(State Implementation Plan) analys is by September 15, 2006 (40 CFR 51.912).



# Pollutant Description and Health Effects

Ozone (O 3 

# )- A colorless gas that is a highly reactive form of oxygen. It has a strong odor when

highly concentrated. Ozone can occur naturall y but can also be formed from other compounds

through photochemistry, a complex system of reactions with hydrocarbons and oxides of

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ozone concentrations in excess of the Stat e and Federal ambient air quality standards.

Ozone can cause respiratory irri tation and discomfort, making breathing more difficult during

exercise. Ozone can reduce the respiratory system’s ability to remove inhaled particles, increase

pulse rate, decrease blood pressure and reduce the body’s ability to fight infection. After six

hours of exposure a healthy person can have signif icant reduction of lung function. It is an

irritant of the skin, eyes, uppe r respiratory system, and mucous membranes, although symptoms

disappear after exposure. It may also be a carcinogen.



# Setting

The Antelope Valley is the desert portion of Lo s Angeles County. The Antelope Valley covers

1300 square miles and included 219,628 persons as of the 1990 census (approximately 400,000

in 2002), centered within the cities of Lancaster and Palmdale. The region is characterized by a

wide, arid valley with little pr ecipitation. Air Force Plant 42 and a portion of Edwards Air Force

Base are located within the District.

The primary roadways in the Antelope Valley ar e State Route 14 and Stat e Route 18. Both of

these arterials carry a substant ial amount of daily commute tra ffic from the region into the

Greater Los Angeles Basin.

The Antelope Valley is primarily a bedroom co mmunity, but does have significant aerospace

development and manufacturing on Plant 42 (Boei ng, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman

all lease facilities on the base from the Air Force).

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# CHAPTER 2 – RACT SIP Evaluation

Process

CTG Sources

Major Non-CTG Sources

Future Years

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# Process

The AVAQMD reviewed a USEPA-provided list of source categories and applicable CTGs and

Alternative Control Technology (ACTs) that collectively define RACT. The AVAQMD

reviewed this list for local applicability, a nd the results are presented in Appendix A.



# CTG Sources

Those categories of sources c overed by a published CTG are refe rred to as CTG sources. For

each CTG source category, the AVAQMD has identifie d whether or not a current source is sited

within its jurisdiction, or whethe r it is likely a source may be s ited within its jurisdiction. In

most cases, where the AVAQMD has no source th at meets the category, the AVAQMD will file

a Federal Negative Declaration (FND) for that category. For some categories the AVAQMD has

an adopted rule that applies to the category that has been deemed to meet the applicable RACT

for that category. In two cases the AVAQMD has a current rule that must be updated to current

RACT standards. Chapter 3 details AVAQMD ac tions identified by this evaluation process.



# Major Non-CTG Sources

RACT is also required for all major sources of ozone precursors within the AVAQMD. Table 1

below presents a list of all facilities that have submitted applications for Title V Federal

Operating Permits within the AVAQMD, whether the facility is a ma jor source of ozone

precursors, and the current RACT applicable to those sources. In one case (Rule 1124 -

Aerospace Assembly and Component Manufacturing Operations ) the AVAQMD has an

applicable RACT rule that must be update d to current RACT. Chapter 3 details AVAQMD

actions identified by this evaluation process.

Table 1 - Major Source Table

Source FOP Description Applicable RACT

Northrop-Grumman 10231816 Aerospace research,

development and

manufacturing RACT applicable to control of VOC's from

aerospace coatings and cleaning solvents

use at existing aerospace manufacturing

and rework operations including contractors

and subcontractors - 1124 Aerospace

Assembly and Component Manufacturing

Operations

Lockheed Martin

Skunk Works 9701754 Aerospace research,

development and

manufacturing RACT applicable to control of VOC's from

aerospace coatings and cleaning solvents

use at existing aerospace manufacturing

and rework operations including contractors

and subcontractors - 1124 Aerospace

Assembly and Component Manufacturing

Operations

Antelope Valley

Public Landfill 121002106 Municipal solid waste

disposal Not a major source of ozone precursors

Lancaster Landfill &

Recycling Center 122802129 Municipal solid waste

disposal Not a major source of ozone precursors

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# CHAPTER 3 – AVAQMD RACT Actions

Federal Negative Declarations

Required RACT Rule Actions

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# Federal Negative Declarations

Current AVAQMD review has identified many sour ce categories that do not have corresponding

sources (major or minor) within the jurisdicti on of the AVAQMD. For these source categories

the AVAQMD is filing FNDs. In some cases the FND is an update of an earlier FND. FND

actions are summarized in Table 2 below.

Table 2 - Federal Negative Declarations

Source Category Action CTG/RACT Guidance Document

New Federal Negative Declarations

Batch Processes File FND ACT Document-C ontrol of VOC Emissions from Batch

Processes (EPA-453/R-93- 017 or EPA-453/R-93-020,

2/94).

Electric Power Generating

Systems File FND Summary of NOx Control Technologies and their

Availability and Extent of A pplication (EPA-450/3-92-004,

2/92).

Municipal Waste Combustors

(MWC) & Large MWC File FND Summary of NOx Control Technologies and their

Availability and Extent of A pplication (EPA-450/3-92-004,

2/92).

File FND 40 CFR subpart Cb- Emission Guidelines and

Compliance Schedules for Municipal Waste Combustors.

File FND 40 CFR 62 subpart FFF, Federal Plan for Existing Large

MWC Units.

Petroleum Refining Catalytic

Crackers and CO Boilers File FND Summary of NOx Control Technologies and their

Availability and Extent of A pplication (EPA-450/3-92-004,

2/92).

Metallurgical Processes File FND Summa ry of NOx Control Technologies and their

Availability and Extent of A pplication (EPA-450/3-92-004,

2/92).

Adipic Acid Plants File FND Summary of NOx Control Technologies and their

Availability and Extent of A pplication (EPA-450/3-92-004,

2/92).

File FND ACT Document-Nitric and Adipic Acid Manufacturing

Plants (EPA-450/3-91-026, 12/91).

Explosive Manufacturing Plants File FND Su mmary of NOx Control Technologies and their

Availability and Extent of A pplication (EPA-450/3-92-004,

2/92).

Coal Preparation Plants File FND Control Te chniques for Nitrogen Oxides Emissions from

Stationary Sources-Second Edition (EPA-450/1-78-001,

1/78).

Aerosol Coatings File FND Control of Vo latile Organic Emissions From Existing

Stationary Sources, Volume I: Control Methods For

Surface Coating Operations (EPA-450/2-76-028, 11/76,

NTIS PB-260-386)

Architectural Coatings File FND National VOC Emission Standards for Architectural

Coatings (40 CFR 59 Subpart D, 9/11/98

Large Appliance Coating

Operations File FND Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from Existing

Stationary Sources, Vol. V: Surface Coating of Large

Appliances

Surface Coating of

Automotive/Transportation and

Business Machine Plastic Parts File FND ACT Document: Surface Coating of

Automotive/Transportation and Business Machine Plastic

Parts (EPA-453/R-94-017, 2/94)

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Wood Furniture Surface Coating File FND C ontrol of VOC Emissions from Wood Furniture

Manufacturing Operations CTG-MACT draft MACT 5-94;

Final CTG (EPA-453/R-96-007, 4/96, NTIS PB-96-178-

769). Also see 61 FR 25223 and 61 FR 50823, 9/27/96

Plywood Veneer Dryers File FND Control Te chniques for Organic Emissions from Plywood

Veneer Dryers (EPA-4 50/3-83-012, 5/83). This document

is labeled as a Control Techni que Document (CTD) rather

than an ACT. The information is similar to that in an ACT.

Gasoline Bulk Plants File FND Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from Bulk Gasoline

Plants (EPA-450/2-77-035, 12/77, NTIS PB-276-722),

CTG

Equipment Leaks from Natural

Gas/Gasoline Processing Plants File FND Control of VOC Equipment Leaks from Natural

Gas/Gasoline Processing Plants (EPA-450/2-83-007,

12/83, NTIS PB-84-161-520), CTG

Organic Waste Process Vents File FND ACT Do cument- Organic Waste Process Vents (EPA450/3-91-007, 12/90, NTIS PB-91-148270).

Leaks from Petroleum Refinery

Equipment File FND Control of VOC Leaks from Petroleum Refinery

Equipment (EPA-450/2-78-036, 6/78, NTIS PB-286-158),

Air Oxidation Processes (SOCMI) F ile FND Control of VOC Emissions from Air Oxidation Processes

in Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing Industry

(EPA-450/3-84-015, 12/84, NTIS PB-85-164-275), CTG.

Reactor and Distillation

Processes (SOCMI) File FND Control of VOC Emissions from Reactor Processes and

Distillation Operations in SOCMI (EPA-450/4-91-031,

11/15/93, NTIS PB-92-180-009), CTG.

Tank Truck Gasoline Loading

Terminals >76,000 L File FND Control of Hydrocarbons from Tank Truck Gasoline

Loading Terminals (EPA-450/2- 77-026, 12/77, NTIS PB275-060), CTG.

Petroleum Refinery Process

Heaters File FND ACT Document-NOx Em issions from Process Heaters

(Revised) (EPA-453/R-93-034, 9/93).

Fossil Fuel-Fired Utility Boilers File FND ACT Do cument-NOx Emissions from Utility Boilers (EPA453/R-94-023, 3/94).

Iron and Steel Manufacturing File FND NOx Emissions from Iron and Steel Mills (EPA-453/R-94-

065, 9/94).

Commercial Bakery Ovens File FND ACT Document-Bakery Oven Emissions (EPA-453/R-92-

017, 12/92).

Ethylene Oxide

Sterilization/Fumigation

Operations File FND ACT Document-Ethylene Oxide Sterilization/Fumigation

Operations (EPA-450/3-89-007, 3/89, NTIS PB-90-131-

434).

Phosphate Fertilizer Plants File FND Control of Fluoride Emissions from Existing Phosphate

Fertilizer Plants (EPA- 450/2-77-005, 3/77).

Leather Finishing Operations File FND Air Emissions and Control Technology for Leather

Tanning and Finishing Operations (EPA-453/R-93-025,

6/93).

Manufacture of Synthesized

Pharmaceutical Products File FND Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from Manufacture

of Synthesized Pharmaceut ical Products (EPA-450/2-78-

029, 12/78, NTIS PB-290-580), CTG.

Manufacture of StyreneButadiene Copolymers File FND Control of VOC Emissions from Manufacture of StyreneButadiene Copolymers-Preliminary Draft CTG, 4/81.

Polystyrene Foam Manufacturing File FND Poly styrene Foam Manufacturing (EPA-450/3-90-020,

NTIS PB-91-102111).

Manufacture of Pneumatic

Rubber Tires File FND Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from Manufacture

of Pneumatic Rubber Tires (EPA-450/2-78-030, 12/78,

NTIS PB-290-557), CTG.

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Sulfuric Acid Manufacturing Units File FND Contro l of Sulfuric Acid Mist Emissions from Existing

Sulfuric Acid Production Un its (EPA-450/2-77-019, 9/77).

Industrial Waste Water File FND ACT Document: Air Emissions from Industrial

Wastewater (4/94). ACT consists of cover memo with

option tables and CTG draft.

Collection and Treatment of

Industrial Wastewater from the

Organic Chemicals, Plastics and

Synthetic Fibers Industry, the

Pesticides Manufacturing Industry

and the Hazardous Waste

Treatment, Storage and Disposal

Facilities Industry File FND Control of VOC Emissi ons from Industrial Wastewater

CTG Draft (EPA-453/D-93-056, 9/92).

Hazardous Waste Treatment,

Storage, and Disposal Facilities

(TSDF) File FND Control Techniques for VOC Emissions from Stationary

Sources (EPA-453/R-92-018, 12/92, NTIS PB-93-150-

258).

Vegetable Oil Processing File FND Control Te chniques for VOC Emissions from Stationary

Sources (EPA-453/R-92-018, 12/92, NTIS PB-93-150-

258).

Beer and Wine Production File FND Control Techniques for VOC Emissions from Stationary

Sources (EPA-453/R-92-018, 12/92, NTIS PB-93-150-

258).

Whiskey Warehousing File FND Control Tech niques for VOC Emissions from Stationary

Sources (EPA-453/R-92-018, 12/92, NTIS PB-93-150-

258).

Federal Negative Declarations Requiring Updating

Manufacture of Pharmaceuticals

and Cosmetics FND filed

3/28/00 ACT Document-Control of VOC Emissions from Batch

Processes (EPA-453/R-93- 017 or EPA-453/R-93-020,

2/94).

Manufacture of High Density

Polyethylene, Polypropylene and

Polystyrene FND filed

3/07/04 Control of VOC Emissions from Manufacture of HighDensity Polyethylene, Poly propylene, and Polystyrene

Resins (EPA-450/3-83-008, 11/ 83, NTIS PB-84-134-600),

CTG.

Equipment used in Synthetic

Organic Chemical Polymers and

Resin Manufacturing FND filed

7/19/04 Applies to emissions from equipment used in synthetic

organic chemical polymers and resins

Refinery Vacuum-Producing

Systems, Wastewater Separators

and Process Unit Turnarounds FND filed

2/16/99 Control of Refinery Vacuum Producing Systems,

Wastewater Separat ors, and Process Unit Turnarounds

(EPA-450/2-77-025, 10/77, NTIS PB- 275-662), CTG.

Motor Vehicle Assembly Line

Coating Operations FND filed

1/12/99 ACT Document: Surface Coating of

Automotive/Transportation and Business Machine Plastic

Parts (EPA-453/R-94-017,

Marine Coating Operations FND filed

6/23/98 Control of Volatile Organic Emissions From Existing

Stationary Sources, Volume I: Control Methods For

Surface Coating Operations (EPA-450/2-76-028, 11/76,

NTIS PB-260-386)

Metal Container, Closure and Coil

Coating Operations FND filed

6/3/04 Control of Volatile Organic Emissions From Existing

Stationary Sources, Volume I: Control Methods For

Surface Coating Operations (EPA-450/2-76-028, 11/76,

NTIS PB-260-386)

Magnet Wire Coating Operations FND filed

6/3/04 Control of Volatile Organic Emissions From Existing

Stationary Sources, Volume I: Control Methods For

Surface Coating Operations (EPA-450/2-76-028, 11/76,

NTIS PB-260-386)

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FND filed

6/3/04 Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from Existing

Stationary Sources, Volume IV: Surface Coating of

Insulation of Magnet Wire (EPA-450/2-77-033, 12/77,

NTIS PB-278-258), CTG.

Glass Melting Furnaces FND filed

7/23/99 Summary of NOx Control Technologies and their

Availability and Extent of A pplication (EPA-450/3-92-004,

2/92).

FND filed

7/23/99 ACT Document-NOx Emissions from Glass

Manufacturing (EPA-453/R-94-037, 6/94).

Cement Kilns FND filed

7/23/99 Summary of NOx Control Technologies and their

Availability and Extent of A pplication (EPA-450/3-92-004,

2/92).

FND filed

7/23/99 ACT Document-NOx Emissions from Cement

Manufacturing (EPA-453/R-94 -004, 3/94). Updated

September 2000.

Nitric Acid Units FND filed

3/28/00 Summary of NOx Control Technologies and their

Availability and Extent of A pplication (EPA-450/3-92-004,

2/92).

FND filed

3/28/00 ACT Document-Nitric and Adipic Acid Manufacturing

Plants (EPA-450/3-91-026, 12/91).

Boilers and Process Heaters in

Petroleum Refineries FND filed

5/13/99 Summary of NOx Control Technologies and their

Availability and Extent of A pplication (EPA-450/3-92-004,

2/92).



# Required RACT Actions

The AVAQMD has identified three required RACT rule actions: a rule adoption already in

process and two rule updates. Th ese actions are detailed below.

Aerospace Coating

The AVAQMD has aerospace coating operations within its jurisdiction and a current rule that

applies to this source category, Rule 1124 – Aerospace Assembly and Component Manufacturing

Operations . Rule 1124 was most recently approved on 5/6/ 96, prior to the date of the applicable

CTG. 1 

# The AVAQMD is currently updating Ru le 1124 to comply with the CTG.

Stationary Internal Combustion Engines

The AVAQMD has stationary internal combus tion engines at major sources within its

jurisdiction and current ru les that apply to this source category, Rule 1110 - Emissions from

Stationary Internal Combustion Engines (Demonstration) and Rule 1110.2 - Emissions from

Stationary, Non-road & Portable Internal Combustion Engines . Each rule is either not yet

approved or was approved prior to the date of the applicable ACT. 2 

# The AVAQMD will update

Rules 1110 and 1110.2 to reflect current stati onary internal combustion engine RACT.

1 

# “Control of VOC Emissions from Coating Operations at Aerospace Manufacturing and Rework Operations CTG &

MACT (See 59 FR 29216, 6/6/1994,” CTG (Final), EPA-453/R-97-004, 12/97.

2 

# “ACT Document - NO

x 

# Emissions from Stationary IC Engines,” EPA-453/R-93-032, 7/93. Updated 9/2000.

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# Proposed Rule Adoption Schedule

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# Appendices

A - RACT Evaluation Table

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August 2006 This page intentionally left blankAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-1APPENDIX A - RACT EVALUATION TABLECTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionMiscellaneousBatch ProcessesACT Document-Controlof VOC Emissions fromBatch Processes (EPA453/R-93-017 or EPA453/R-93-020, 2/94).Applies to manufacture of:Plastics Material and ResinManufacturing (SIC 2821,NAICS 325211);Pharmaceutical Preparations(SIC 2833, 2834); Gum andWood Chemical Manufacturing(SIC 2861, NAICS 325191);Cyclic Crudest andIntermediates (SIC 2865);Pesticides and OtherAgricultural Manufacturing (SIC2879, NAICS 325320);Industrial Organic Chemicals(SIC 2869).No Batch Processsources.File FND1141 – Control OfVolatile OrganicCompound EmissionsFrom ResinManufacturing (SeePolyester Resin SourceCategory below)Rescinded3/17/0440 CFR52.220(c)(189)(i)A)(8) -9/21/04 69 FR 56355.FND Filed3/17/041103 –Pharmaceuticals AndCosmeticsManufacturingOperations (SeePharmaceuticalProducts SourceCategory below)Rescinded1/18/0040 CFR52.220(c)(69)(v) -11/03/00 65 FR 66175FND Filed1/18/00A-2AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionNOx Sources1. Guideline forDetermining theApplicability of NitrogenOxides RequirementsUnder Section 182(f),EPA, 12/93.Section 182(f) requires Statesto apply the same requirementsto major stationary sources ofNOx as are applied to majorstationary sources of volatileorganic compounds (VOC).The new NOx requirements arereasonably available controltechnology (RACT) and newsource review (NSR). Theserequirements apply to majorstationary sources in certainareas that are designated nonattainment for the ozonenational ambient air qualitystandard (NAAQS) and in anozone transport region.Regulation XIII – NewSource Review (forNOx and VOC).Rules:1300 – General1301 – Definitions1302 – Procedure1303 – Requirements1304 – EmissionsCalculations1305 – EmissionsOffsets1306 – Electric EnergyGenerating Facilities1309 -- EmissionReduction CreditsAdopted10/5/79,Amended3/20/0140 CFR52.220(c)(240)(i)(A)(1)- 12/04/96 61 FR64291No ActionRequired2. Summary of NOxControl Technologies andtheir Availability andExtent of Application(EPA-450/3-92-004,2/92).The study is to include anexamination of the availabilityand extent of controltechnologies (CT) for sourcesof oxides of nitrogen (NO,),which include nitric oxide (NO)and nitrogen dioxide (NO2).Availability and extent ofapplication below:474 – Fuel BurningEquipment - Oxides ofNitrogenAdopted5/7/76,Amended12/4/81Submitted as Amended12/4/81. No knownUSEPA actionNo ActionProposed1121 – Control OfNitrogen Oxides FromResidential-Type,Natural-Gas-FiredWater HeatersAdopted12/1/78,Amended3/10/9540 CFR52.220(c)(220)(i)(C)(1)- 11/1/96 61 FR 56470No ActionRequiredAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-3CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction1. CT for Boilers (Utility;Industrial, Commercial andInstitutional)1146 – Emissions OFOxides Of NitrogenFrom Industrial,Institutional andCommercial Boilers,Steam Generators,And Process HeatersAdopted5/13/9440 CFR52.220(c)(198)(i)(H)(1)- 9/6/95 60 FR 46220No ActionRequired1146.1 – Emissions OfOxides Of NitrogenFrom Small Industrial,Institutional, AndCommercial Boilers,Steam Generators,And Process HeatersAdopted10/5/90,Amended5/13/9440 CFR52.220(c)(198)(i)(H)(1)- 9/6/95 60 FR 46220No ActionRequired1135 – Emissions ofOxides Of NitrogenFrom Electric PowerGenerating SystemsAdopted8/4/89,Amended7/19/91Not SIP, 63 FR 42728Specifically excludesAV)File FND2. CT for Commercial andResidential Space Heaters1111 – NOx EmissionsFrom Natural-GasFired, Fan-TypeCentral FurnacesAdopted12/1/78,Amended7/8/8340 CFR 52.220(c)(148)(vi)(A) - 5/3/8449 FR 18830No FurtherAction3. CT for Prime Movers (ICE,Gas Turbines)1110 – EmissionsFrom StationaryInternal CombustionEngines(Demonstration)Adopted11/6/8140 CFR52.220(c)(121)(i)(C) -5/3/84 49 FR 18822Update ruleto meetcurrentRACT1110.2 – EmissionsFrom Stationary, Nonroad & PortableInternal CombustionEnginesAdopted8/3/90,Amended5/15/01Submitted as Amended5/15/01. No knownUSEPA action on anysubmissionWaitingUSEPAAction1134 – Emissions OfOxides Of NitrogenFrom Stationary GasTurbinesAdopted8/4/89,Amended4/11/9740 CFR52.220(c)(230)(i)(B)(1)No FurtherActionA-4AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction4. CT for Municipal WasteCombustors (Combustion andPost-Combustion)(No Sources/No Rule)File FND5. CT for Industrial ProcessesInvolving Combustion(Petroleum Refining andChemical Man. ProcessHeaters and Boilers; PetroleumRefining Catalytic Crackers andCO Boilers; MetallurgicalProcesses; GlassManufacturing; CementManufacturing);1109 – Emissions ofOxides Of NitrogenFrom Boilers AndProcess Heaters InPetroleum RefineriesRescinded4/21/98FND Approved 5/17/00 FND Filed -UpdatePetroleum RefiningCatalytic Crackers andCO Boilers(No Rule)File FNDMetallurgicalProcesses(No Rule)File FND1117 – Emissions OfOxides Of NitrogenFrom Glass MeltingFurnacesRescinded3/16/9940 CFR 52.22059)(v)(E) - 5/17/00 651267File FND1112 – Emissions ofOxides From CementKilnsRescinded3/16/99FND Approved 5/17/00 FND Filed –File Update6. CT for Non-combustionIndustrial Processes (NitricAcid Plants; Adipic Acid Plants;Explosives ManufacturingPlants)1159 – Nitric Acid Units- Oxides Of NitrogenRescinded1/18/200040 CFR20(c)(168)(i)(H)(3) -3/00 65 FR 66175.FND Filed –File UpdateAdipic Acid Plants(NoRule)File FNDExplosiveManufacturing Plants(No Rule)File FNDAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-5CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction3. Control Techniques forNitrogen OxidesEmissions fromStationary SourcesSecond Edition (EPA450/1-78-001, 1/78).Current and advanced methodsfor stationary source NOxcontrol operate either throughsuppression of NO, formation inthe process or through physicalor chemical removal of NO,from the stackgases. Same Applicability asprevious document (earlierversion) except for CoalPreparation Plants. Seeanalysis for item 2 above.Coal PreparationPlants(No Rule)File FNDRACM/RACTBeyond VOC RACT CTGRequirements (EPA453/R-95-010, 4/95,NTIS PB-95-239-497),CTG.This document identifies andcompares, by CTG sourcecategory, examples of Stateand local agency rules thatexceed or may exceed theRACT requirements that arespecified in the Federal CTGs.This study is limited to CTGGroups I, II, and III only, whichcover 28 source categoriesbelow:AVAQMD Rules wereobtained fromSCAQMD whenAVAQMD split fromSCAQMD in 1997.Therefore, the rulesevaluated in thisdocument have thesame applicability asthose evaluated in thisdocument. Thesesource categories willNo ActionRequiredeither be indicated as"Meets/Exceeds""Beyond VOC RACTRequirements"document (EPA453/R-95-010, 4/95),be a Fed Neg Dec, or aRule will be adopted tomeet RACT if thesource is present withno Rule.A-6AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionCutback Asphalt; Fixed-RoofPetroleum Tanks; GasolineBulk Plants; Gasoline LoadingTerminals; Misc. RefinerySources; Stage I VaporRecovery; Solvent MetalCleaning (Degreasing); SurfaceCoating of: Autos and LightDuty Trucks; Cans; Fabrics;Large Appliances; Metal Coils;Metal Furniture; Magnet Wire;Paper; External Floating RoofPetroleum Tanks; GasolineTank Truck and VaporCollection System Leaks;Graphic Arts; Leaks fromPetroleum Refinery Equipment;Surface Coating ofMiscellaneous Metal Parts andProducts; Pneumatic RubberTire Manufacturing; SurfaceCoating of Flat Wood Paneling;Synthesized PharmaceuticalProducts; Air OxidationProcesses - SOCMI;Equipment Leaks from NaturalGas/Gasoline ProcessingPlants; Large Petroleum DryCleaners; PolymerManufacturing; SOCMI andPolymer ManufacturingEquipment Leaks.AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-7CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionStationary VOC Sources1. Control Techniques forVolatile OrganicEmissions fromStationary Sources (EPA450/2-78-022, 5/78,Group II, NTIS PB-284-804), CTG. Does notdefine RACT for anyparticular source.Because of the general natureof the document, it should notbe used as the basis fordeveloping regulations orenforcing them. Additionalinformation for specificindustries may be availablefrom EPA's Office of Air QualityPlanning and Standards. Thecontrol techniques described inthis document represent abroad spectrum of informationfrom many technical fields. Thedevices, methods, andprinciples have been developedand used over many years andare constantly being revisedand improved. They arerecommended as thetechniques generally availableto control hydrocarbon andorganic solvent emissions.No ActionRequired2. Control Techniques forVOC Emissions fromStationary Sources (EPA453/R-92-018, 12/92,NTIS PB-93-150-258).Applies as a summarydocument to sources of VOCemissions from the followingsource categories below:SeeIndividualRACTdiscussions.Sources notincluded, asindividualdiscussionswill beaddressedhere.A-8AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionPetroleum Refineries:Equipment Leaks, VacuumProcessing Systems, ProcessUnit Turnarounds, CoolingTowers, and WastewaterSystemsSeeIndividualRACTdiscussions.Petroleum Products -Storage, Transportation, andMarketing: Oil and GasProduction Fields, Natural Gasand Natural GasolineProcessing Plants, PetroleumLiquid Storage Tanks, Ship andBarge Transfer of Gasoline andCrude Oil, Bulk GasolineTerminals, Gasoline BulkPlants, Service Station StorageTanks, Vehicle Refueling atService Stations, and VesselCleaningSeeIndividualRACTdiscussions.Organic ChemicalManufacture: Process Vents(Reactor Processes, AirOxidation, and DistillationOperations), Volatile OrganicLiquid Storage Tanks,Equipment Leaks, and TransferSeeIndividualRACTdiscussions.AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-9CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionIndustrial ManufacturingProcesses: Paint and Varnish,Vegetable Oil Processing,Pharmaceutical, RubberProducts (Styrene - ButadieneCopolymer, and PneumaticRubber Tire), Polymers andResins (Polyethylene,Polypropylene, Polystyrene,and Polyester Resin), SyntheticFibers, Plywood Manufacture,Beer and Wine Production,Whiskey Warehousing, OtherIndustrialSeeIndividualRACTdiscussions.Vegetable OilProcessingNo source, noruleFile FNDBeer and WineProductionNo source, noruleFile FNDWhiskey Warehousing No source, noruleFile FNDApplication of Paints, Inks,and Other Coatings:SurfaceCoating(Large Appliances,Magnet Wire, Automobiles andLight Duty Trucks, Cans, MetalCoils, Paper (PressureSensitive Tapes and Labels,and Magnetic Tapes), FabricCoating and Printing, MetalFurniture, Wood Furniture, FlatWood Paneling, Other MetalProducts, Large Aircraft, Shipsand Recreational Boats, PlasticParts for Business Machines,Flexible Vinyl and Urethane,SeeIndividualRACTdiscussions.A-10AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionArchitectural Coatings, AutoRefinishing, Other SurfaceCoating),Graphic Arts(Rotogravure, Flexography,Lithography, Letterpress, andFlexible Packaging), andAdhesives442 – Usage ofSolvents (Coversadhesives)MeetsRACT, nofurtheractionrequired.Other Solvent Use: SolventMetal Cleaning, Petroleum DryCleaning, Cutback AsphaltSeeIndividualRACTdiscussions.AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-11CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionOther MiscellaneousSources:Stationary FuelCombustion (External andInternal), Forest, Agriculturaland Other Open Burning,Hazardous Waste Treatment,Storage, and Disposal Facilities(TSDF), and Publicly OwnedTreatment Works (POTW's)SeeIndividualRACTdiscussions.Sources notincluded, asindividualdiscussionswill beaddressedhere.Hazardous WasteTreatment, Storage,and Disposal Facilities(TSDF)File FNDPublicly OwnedTreatment Works(POTW's)District toadopt RACTRule for thiscategory.VOC Model RulesModel VOC Rules forRACT (EPA, OAQPS,6/92).Model VOC RACT Rules for 29CTG Categories listed below,and generic non-CTG RACTRule model.SeeindividualcategorydiscussionsA-12AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionAuto. and Light-Duty TruckCoating Ops; Can, Coil, Paper,Fabric, Vinyl, Metal Furniture,Large Appliance, Magnet Wire,and Misc. Metal Parts Coating;Coating of Flat Wood Paneling;Bulk Gasoline Plants; BulkGasoline Terminals; GasolineDispensing Facility – Stage IVapor Recovery; GasolineTank Trucks; PetroleumRefinery Sources; Leaks fromRefinery Equipment; PetroleumLiquid Storage in ExternalFloating Roof Tanks and FixedRoof Tanks; Leaks fromNatural Gas/GasolineProcessing Eqp; Solvent MetalCleaning; Cutback andEmulsified Asphalt; Man. ofSynthesized PharmaceuticalProducts; Pneumatic RubberTire Manufacturing; GraphicArts Systems; PetroleumSolvent Dry Cleaners;Perchloroethylene DryCleaning; Leaks from SyntheticOrganic Chemical, Polymer,and Resin ManufacturingEquipment; Manufacture ofHigh-Density Polyethylene,Polypropylene, and PolystyreneResins; Air OxidationProcesses in SOCMI; OtherFacilities that Emit VOC (notsubject to above sources)AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-13CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionFugitiveFugitive EmissionSources of OrganicCompounds-AdditionalInformation onEmissions, EmissionReductions, and Costs(EPA-450/3-82-010, 4/82,NTIS PB-82-217-126).Does not define RACTfor any particular source.Applies to a number ofequipment components used inchemical manufacturingprocesses in the SyntheticOrganic ChemicalManufacturing Industry(SOCMI) which are sources offugitive emissions (pumps,valves, flanges, compressors,sampling systems, open-endedlines, and pressure reliefvalves). These points ofinterface such as seals,packings, and gaskets have atendency to fail mechanicallyand thereby leak process fluid.These leaks (if the process fluidis a volatile organic compound)cause emissions of volatileorganic compounds (VOC) tothe atmosphere.No SOCMI Sources,No RuleNo ActionRequiredCoatings & SolventsCoatingControl of VolatileOrganic Emissions FromExisting StationarySources, Volume I:Control Methods ForSurface CoatingOperations (EPA-450/2-76-028, 11/76, NTIS PB260-386).Applies to surface coatingoperations.1104 Wood Flat StockCoating OperationsAdopted:04/07/78Amended:08/02/91Approved 6/23/94, 59FR 23255, 40 CFR52.220(c)(186)(i)(C)No FurtherActionRequiredA-14AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction1106 Marine CoatingOperationsAdopted12/04/88Rescinded01/20/9840 CFR52.220(c)(215)(i)(A)(6)- 01/13/99 64 FR 2141FND Filed -Update1106.1 Pleasure CraftCoating OperationsAdopted:05/01/92;Amended:03/08/96Approved 4/13/95, 60FR 18750, 40 CFR52.220(c)(189)(i)(A)(6)No FurtherActionRequired1107 Coating of MetalParts and ProductsAdopted06/01/79Amended03/08/96Approved 7/14/95, 60FR 36230, 40 CFR52.220(c)(222)(i)(A)(1)No FurtherActionRequired1113 ArchitecturalCoatingsAdopted09/02/77Amended03/18/03LA/LD 40 CFR52.220(c)(316)(I)(F)(1)- 08/26/04 69 FR52432LA/LD applied toaveraging provisionsonly. Provisionssunset by their ownterms 01/05. LA/LD nolonger applies.No FurtherActionRequired1124 AerospaceAssembly andComponentManufacturingOperationsAdopted07/06/79Amended12/13/96Approved for SCAQMDarea only 8/17/98, 63FR 43884; Approved5/6/96, 61 FR 20136,40 CFR52.220(c)(215)(I)(A)(5)No FurtherActionRequired1125 Metal Container,Closure, and CoilCoating OperationsAdopted05/06/79Rescinded02/17/0440 CFR52.220(c)(215)(I)(A)(7)-09/21/04 69 FR 56355FND Filed -Update1126 Magnet WireCoating OperationsAdopted02/02/79Rescinded02/17/0440 CFR52.220(c)(215)(I)(A)(7)-09/21/04 69 FR 56355FND Filed -UpdateAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-15CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction1128 Paper, Fabric,and Film CoatingOperationsAdopted05/04/79Amended03/08/96Approved 12/20/93, 58FR 66287, 40 CFR52.220(c)(189)(I)(A)(3)No FurtherActionRequired1129 Aerosol Coatings Adopted11/02/90Rescinded03/08/96File FND1130 Graphic Arts Adopted10/03/80Amended03/08/96Approved 10/31/95, 60FR 55312, 40 CFR52.220(c)(225)(i)(A)(1)No FurtherActionRequired1130.1 Screen PrintingOperationsAdopted08/02/91,Amended12/13/96Withdrawn 6/12/96, 61FR 43977; 40 CFR52.220(c)(194)(i)(G)(1)No FurtherActionRequired1136 Wood ProductsCoatingsAdopted:09/16/83,Amended:06/14/96Approved 10/31/95, 60FR 55312, 40 CFR52.220(c)(225)(i)(A)(1)No FurtherActionRequired1141.1 Coatings andInk ManufacturingAdopted11/04/83Amended03/06/92Approved 05/04/99 64FR 23774, 40 CFR52.220(c)(189)(i)(A)(7)No FurtherActionRequired1145 Plastic, Rubber,and Glass CoatingsAdopted07/08/83Amended02/14/97Approved 12/20/93, 58FR 66286, 40 CFR52.220(c)(191)(i)(A)(1)No FurtherActionRequiredA-16AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction1151 Motor Vehicleand Mobile EquipmentCoating OperationsAdopted07/08/88Amended07/20/99Approved 04/10/00 65FR 18901, 40 CFR52.220(c)(270)(I)(E)(1)No FurtherActionRequiredAerospace: Coating Operations at Manufacturing And Rework OperationsControl of VOCEmissions from CoatingOperations atAerospace Manufacturingand Rework OperationsCTG & MACT (See 59FR 29216, 6/6/1994);CTG (Final), (EPA453/R-97-004, 12/97).Applies to aerospace coatingsand cleaning solvents use ataerospace manufacturing andrework operations includingcontractors and subcontractors1124 AerospaceAssembly andComponentManufacturingOperationsAdopted07/06/79Amended12/13/96Approved for SCAQMDarea only 8/17/98, 63FR 43884; Approved5/6/96, 61 FR 20136,40 CFR52.220(c)(248)(I)(A)(5)CurrentlyUpdatingArchitectural CoatingNational VOC EmissionStandards forArchitectural Coatings(40 CFR 59 Subpart D,9/11/98).Applies to the manufacture orimportation of coatings for thefield application to stationarystructures and theirappurtenances, portablebuildings, pavements andcurbs. Excludes adhesives andcoatings designed by the mfgfor shop application or forapplication to non-stationarystructures.No Source/No Rule File FNDAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-17CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionAutomobile CoatingApplies to surface coating ofCans1125 Metal Container,Closure, and CoilCoating OperationsAdopted05/06/79Rescinded02/17/0440 CFR52.220(c)(215)(I)(A)(7)-09/21/04 69 FR 56355ExceedsBeyondRACT docNo ActionRequiredApplies to surface coating ofCoils1125 Metal Container,Closure, and CoilCoating OperationsAdopted05/06/79Rescinded02/17/0440 CFR52.220(c)(215)(I)(A)(7)-09/21/04 69 FR 56355Applies to surface coating ofPaper1128 Paper, Fabric,And Film CoatingOperationsAdopted05/04/79Amended03/08/96Approved 12/20/93, 58FR 66287, 40 CFR52.220(c)(189)(I)(A)(3)Applies to surface coating ofFabrics1128 Paper, Fabric,And Film CoatingOperationsAdopted05/04/79Amended03/08/96Approved 12/20/93, 58FR 66287, 40 CFR52.220(c)(189)(I)(A)(3)1. Control of VolatileOrganic Emissions fromExisting StationarySources - Vol. II: SurfaceCoating of Cans, Coils,Paper, Fabrics,Automobiles, and LightDuty Trucks (EPA-450/2-77-008, 5/77, NTIS PB272-445), CTG.Applies to surface coatingoperations at Automotive andLight Duty Truck AssemblyPlants.1115 Motor VehicleAssembly Line CoatingOperationsAdopted3/2/1979,Rescinded11/18/199740 CFR52.220(c)(222)(I)(A)(2)05/17/00 60 FR 31267A-18AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction2. Reduction of VOCEmissions fromAutomobile Refinishing(EPA-450/3-88-009,10/88, NTIS PB-89-148-282), ACT.2. The purpose of thisdocument is to providetechnical information that Stateand local agencies can use todevelop strategies for reducingVOC emissions fromautomobile refinishingoperations. (1) small shops withannual sales up to $150,000that perform 6 partial vehiclejobs per week,(2) medium shops with annualsales between $150,000 and$750,000 that perform 13partial and 1 complete vehiclejobs per week, and (3) volumeshops with annual sales ofgreater than $750,000 thatperform 14 partial and 15complete vehicle jobs perweek.1151 Motor VehicleAnd Mobile EquipmentCoating OperationsAdopted7/8/1988,Amended7/20/994/10/00 65 FR 18901,40 CFR52.220(c)(270)(I)(E)(1)No FurtherActionRequired3. ACT Document:Surface Coating ofAutomotive/Transportation and Business MachinePlastic Parts (EPA453/R-94-017,3. BACKGROUNDThe purpose of this documentis to provide information onalternative control techniques(ACT) for volatile organiccompound (VOC) emissionsfrom the surface coating ofplasticparts forautomotive/transportation.1115 Rescinded,FedNeg Dec. MotorVehicle Assembly LineCoating OperationsAdopted3/2/1979,Rescinded11/18/199740 CFR52.220(c)(222)(I)(A)(2)05/17/00 60 FR 31267FND Filed -UpdateAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-19CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction4. ACT Document: AutoRefinishing (EPA-453/R94-031, 4/94, NTIS PB94-191-699). Note anational rule was issuedin 1998 after the ACT.See 40 CFR 59.100.4. As used in this document,"Automobile" refers topassenger cars, vans,motorcycles, trucks, and allother mobile equipment that iscapable of being driven ordrawn upon a highway, such asfarm machinery andconstruction equipment."Refinishing" refers to anycoating applications (to theinterior or exterior bodies ofautomobiles) that occursubsequent to those at originalequipment manufacturer (OEM)assembly plants, and includesdock repair of importedautomobiles and dealer repairof transit damage before thesale of an automobile. Theautomobile refinish industryconsists of manufacturers thatproduce refinish coatings,distributors or jobbers" thatdistribute coatings and otherequipment, and body shopsthat repair and refinishautomobiles.1151 Motor VehicleAnd Mobile EquipmentCoating OperationsAdopted7/8/1988,Amended7/20/994/10/00 65 FR 18901,40 CFR52.220(c)(270)(I)(E)(1)No FurtherActionRequiredA-20AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction5. National VOCEmission Standards forAutomobile RefinishCoatings (40 CFR 59Subpart B, 9/11/98).5. (a) The provisions of thissubpart apply to automobilerefinish coatings and coatingcomponents manufactured onor after January 11, 1999 forsale or distribution in the UnitedStates.(b) Regulated entities aremanufacturers and importers ofautomobile refinish coatings orcoating components that sell ordistribute these coatings orcoating components in theUnited States.(c) The provisions of thissubpart do not apply toautomobile refinish coatings orcoating components meetingthe criteria in paragraphs (c)(1)through (c)(6) of this section.(1) Coatings or coatingcomponents that aremanufactured (in or outside theUnited States) exclusively forsale outside the United States.(2) Coatings or coatingcomponents that aremanufactured (in or outside theUnited States) before January11, 1999.(3) Coatings or coatingcomponents that aremanufactured (in or outside theUnited States) for use byoriginal equipmentmanufacturers.1151 Motor VehicleAnd Mobile EquipmentCoating OperationsAdopted7/8/1988,Amended7/20/994/10/00 65 FR 18901,40 CFR52.220(c)(270)(I)(E)(1)No FurtherActionRequiredAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-21CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction(4) Coatings that are sold innonrefillable aerosolcontainers.(5) LacquertopcoatsGraphic Arts1. Control of VolatileOrganic Emissions fromExisting StationarySources, Volume VIII:Graphic Arts -Rotogravure andFlexography (EPA-450/2-78-033, 12/78, NTIS PB292-490), CTG.Applies to graphic artsoperations that use theflexographic and rotogravureprinting processes as applied toboth publication and packagingprinting.1130 Graphic Arts Adopted10/3/1980,Amended3/8/1996Approved 10/31/95, 60FR 55312, 40 CFR52.220(c)(225)(i)(A)(1)Meets/Exceeds BeyondRACT docNo furtheractionrequired2. ACT Document: OffsetLithographic Printing(EPA-453/R-94-054,6/94, NTIS PB-95-201-018).Applies to graphic artsoperations that use the offsetlithographic printing process.1130 Graphic Arts Adopted10/3/1980,Amended3/8/1996Approved 10/31/95, 60FR 55312, 40 CFR52.220(c)(225)(i)(A)(1)No FurtherActionRequiredA-22AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionLarge AppliancesControl of Volatile OrganicEmissions from ExistingStationary Sources, Vol V:Surface Coating of LargeAppliances.Applies to the coating of largeappliances, such as doors,cases, lids, panels andinterior support parts ofresidential and commercialappliances.No Source/No Rule BeyondRACTcategorywith no SCRule - fileFNDMagnet WireControl of Volatile OrganicEmissions from ExistingStationary Sources,Volume IV: SurfaceCoating of Insulation ofMagnet Wire (EPA-450/2-77-033, 12/77, NTIS PB278-258), CTG.Applies to wire coating curingovens.1126 Magnet WireCoating OperationsAdopted2/2/1979,Rescinded2/17/04, FND40 CFR52.220(c)(215)(I)(A)(7)-09/21/04 69 FR 56355Meets/Exceeds BeyondRACT doc -file FNDMetal Coil, Container & ClosureSee automobile coating. 1125 – MetalContainer, Closure,And Coil CoatingOperationsAdopted5/6/1979,Rescinded2/17/04, FND40 CFR52.220(c)(215)(I)(A)(7)-09/21/04 69 FR 56355File FNDMetal FurnitureControl of Volatile OrganicEmissions from ExistingStationary Sources,Volume III: SurfaceCoating of Metal Furniture(EPA-450/2-77-032, 12/77,NTIS PB-278-257), CTG.Applies to surface coating ofmetal furniture by metalfurniture manufacturers.1107 Coating Of MetalParts And ProductsAdopted6/1/1979,Amended3/8/96Approved 7/14/95, 60FR 36230, 40 CFR52.220(c)(222)(i)(A)(1)BeyondRACTcategorywith no SCRuleAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-23CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionMetal Parts & ProductsControl of VolatileOrganic Emissions fromExisting StationarySources, Volume VI:Surface Coating ofMiscellaneous MetalParts and Products(EPA-450/2-78-015, 6/78,NTIS PB-286-157), CTG.Applies to industries that arenot covered by specific CTGdocuments.1107 Coating Of MetalParts And ProductsAdopted6/1/1979,Amended3/8/96Approved 7/14/95, 60FR 36230, 40 CFR52.220(c)(222)(i)(A)(1)Meets/Exceeds BeyondRACT doc -No furtheractionrequiredPaper & FabricSee automobile coating.A-24AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionPlastic Parts1. ACT Document:Surface Coating ofAutomotive/Transportation and Business MachinePlastic Parts (EPA453/R-94-017, 2/94).The document presents optionsonly, and does not contain arecommendation on RACT.Plastic parts are coated toprovide color, texture, andprotection; improve appearanceand durability; attenuateelectromagneticinterference/radio frequencyinterference - (EMI/RFIsignals); and conceal moldlines and flaws. It can becategorized into three generalsectors: (1)automotive/transportation, (2)business machines, and (3)miscellaneous. Theautomotive/transportationsector includes the interior andexterior plastic components ofautomobiles, trucks, tractors,lawnmowers, and other mobileequipment. The businessmachines sector includesplastic housings for electronicoffice equipment such ascomputers, copy machines,and typewriters, and formedical and musicalequipment. The miscellaneoussector includes the plasticcomponents of such items astoys, sporting goods, outdoorsigns, and architecturalstructures(e.g., doors, floors,File FNDAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-25CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionand window frames). Theplastic parts used in all thesesectors have similar coating2. See automobilecoating.Ships1. ACT Document:Surface CoatingOperations atShipbuilding and ShipRepair Facilities (EPA453/R-94-032, 4/94,NTIS PB-94-181-864).The ACT wassuperceded by theShipbuilding CTG issuedin 1996.1. This report providesalternative control techniques(ACT) for State and localagencies to consider forincorporating in rules to limitemission of volatile organiccompounds (VOC's) andparticulate matter includingPMIO (that which measures 10microns or less) that otherwisewould result from surfacecoating operations atshipbuilding and ship repairfacilities. Eight models weredeveloped to represent thevarious types of shipyards thatcould be covered by the ACT.The relative size of the yardand whether it does new shipconstruction or repair were thebases for categorization1106 Marine CoatingOperationsAdopted11/4/1988,Rescinded1/20/9840 CFR52.220(c)(215)(i)(A)(6)- 01/13/99 64 FR 2141FND Filed -UpdateA-26AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionresulting in: (1)large/construction; (2)large/repair; (3) medium/construction; (4)medium/repair; (5)small/construction; (6)small/repair; (7) extrasmall/construction; and (8)extra small repair. Size ischaracterized by annualvolume of paint and solventusage, which affects annualVOC emission levels (Mg/yr).(Note: Only 1 antifoulant limitof 400- no substrate indicated.Our new rule breaks down toaluminum/other substrate.2. CTG, see 61 FR44050, 8/27/96.2. SUMMARY: The CTG forcontrol of volatile organiccompound (VOC) emissionsfrom surface coating operationsin the shipbuilding and shiprepair industry is available toassist States in analyzing anddetermining reasonablyavailable control technology(RACT) for shipbuilding andship repair operations locatedwithin ozone national ambientair quality standards (NAAQS)non-attainment areas. TheCTG also sets forth theadoption and implementationdates for RACT. The CTG forShipbuilding and Ship RepairOperations(Surface Coating)isAdopted5/1/1992,Amended3/8/19964/13/95 60 FR18750,40 CFR51.220(c)(189)(I)(A)(6)No FurtherActionRequiredAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-27CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionnot being issued as a standalone document. Rather, it is acombination of the informationcontained in this notice and inthe EPA’s previously publishedalternative control techniques(ACT) document for thisemission source category.EFFECTIVE DATE: Any Statethat has not adopted anapprovable RACT regulation forthe source category addressedby this CTG must submit aRACT regulation for thesesources within one year fromthe date of publication of thisaction in the Federal Register.For any State that has adoptedan approvable RACT regulationfor the source categoryaddressed by this CTG,Section 182(b)(2) of the CleanAir Act (CAA) requires theseStates to submit a revision tothe applicable implementationplan, to include provisions thatrequire the implementation ofRACT. This revision shall besubmitted to the EPA not laterthan August 27, 1997.Furthermore, all States mustrequire sources to implementthe required limitations andwork practices under theseadopted RACT regulations notlater than August 27, 1998.A-28AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionSolvent Cleaning1. Control of VolatileOrganic Emissions fromSolvent Metal Cleaning,(EPA-450/2-77-022,11/77, NTIS PB-274-557), CTG.Applies to cold cleaners, opentop vapor degreasers, andconveyonized degreasers,which use volatile solvent toclean metal parts.1171 Solvent CleaningOperationsAdopted08/02/91,Amended11/17/9840 CFR52.220(c)(262)(I)(e)(2)- 05/24/01 66 FR28666ExceedsBeyondRACT doc2. ACT Document:Halogenated SolventCleaners(EPA-450/3-89-030, 8/89,NTIS PB-90-103-268).Applies to cleaning machinesthat use halogenated solvents.No district rule - MACTstandard applies whichmeets or exceedsRACTATCM applies H&S39658(b) and39666(d).No ActionRequired3. ACT Document;Industrial CleaningSolvents (EPA-453/R-94-015, 2/94, NTIS PB-94-156-79).Applies to industrial cleaningwith organic solvents.1171 Solvent CleaningOperationsAdopted08/02/91,Amended11/17/9840 CFR52.220(c)(262)(I)(e)(2)- 05/24/01 66 FR28666ExceedsBeyondRACT docTraffic MarkingsReduction of VOCEmissions from theApplication of TrafficMarkings (EPA-450/3-88-007, 8/88, NTIS PB-89-148-274), ACT.Applies to the application ofhighway traffic markings1113 ArchitecturalCoatingsAdopted09/02/77Amended03/18/03LA/LD 40 CFR52.220(c)(316)(I)(F)(1)- 08/26/04 69 FR52432LA/LD applied toaveraging provisionsonly. Provisionssunset by their ownterms 01/05. LA/LD nolonger applies.Meets RACT- No FurtherActionRequiredAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-29CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionWood CoatingsControl of VolatileOrganic Emissions fromStationary Sources,Volume VII: FactorySurface of Flat WoodPaneling (EPA-450/2-78-032, 6/78, NTIS PB 286-199), CTG.Applies to interior panelingmade of wood.1104 Wood Flat StockCoating OperationsAdopted4/7/1978,Amended08/02/916/23/94, FR 23255, 40CFR52.220(c)(186)(i)(C)ExceedsBeyondRACT doc -possibleFNDWood Furniture1. Control of VOCEmissions from WoodFurniture ManufacturingOperations CTG-MACTdraft MACT 5-94; FinalCTG (EPA-453/R-96-007, 4/96, NTIS PB-96-178-769). Also see 61 FR25223 and 61 FR 50823,9/27/96.Applies to any facility thatfinishes wood furniture orperforms cleaning or wash-offassociated with wood furniturefinishing operations.1136 Wood ProductsCoatingAdopted9/16/83Amended06/14/96Approved 10/31/95, 60FR 55312, 40 CFR52.220(c)(225)(i)(A)(1)File FND2. Control Techniques forOrganic Emissions fromPlywood Veneer Dryers(EPA-450/3-83-012,5/83). This document islabeled as a ControlTechnique Document(CTD) rather than anACT. The information issimilar to that in an ACT.Applies to softwood plywoodmanufacturing operations.File FNDA-30AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionPetroleumGasoline PlantsControl of VolatileOrganic Emissions fromBulk Gasoline Plants(EPA-450/2-77-035,12/77, NTIS PB-276-722), CTG.Applies to bulk plants with dailythroughputs of 20,077 gal orlessExceedsBeyondRACT doc -FILE FNDNatural Gas/GasolineControl of VOCEquipment Leaks fromNatural Gas/GasolineProcessing Plants (EPA450/2-83-007, 12/83,NTIS PB-84-161-520),CTG.Applies to facilities engaged inthe separation of natural gasliquids from field gas and/orfraction of the liquids intonatural gas products. Does notapply to compressor stations,dehydration units, sweeteningunits, field treatment,underground storage facilities,liquefied natural gas units andfield gas gathering systemsunless they are located at agas processing plant.ExceedsBeyondRACT docas "MiscRefinerySources" -FILE FNDRefineries1. Control of RefineryVacuum ProducingSystems, WastewaterSeparators, and ProcessUnit Turnarounds (EPA450/2-77-025, 10/77,NTIS PB-275-62),CTGApplies to non-condensablesfrom vacuum-producingsystems, wastewaterseparators, and all pressurizedprocess units.1123 Refinery ProcessTurnaboutsAdopted5/4/1979,Rescinded11/18/9740 CFR52.220(c)(184)(I)(B)(9)- 05/17/00 65 FR31267ExceedsBeyondRACT docas "MiscRefinerySources" -FILED FND- UPDATEAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-31CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction2. Control of VOC Leaksfrom Petroleum RefineryEquipment (EPA-450/2-78-036, 6/78, NTIS PB286-158),BeyondRACTcategorywith no SCRule FileFND3. Petroleum RefineryTier 2 BACT AnalysisReport (EasternResearch Group for EPA,1/16/01).File FND4. ACT DocumentOrganic Waste ProcessVents (EPA-450/3-91-007, 12/90, NTIS PB-91-148270).Applies to process vents onwaste management unitstreating organic containingwastes exempted from RCRAprocess vent standards.File FND5. Control TechnologyCenter DocumentIndustrial WastewaterVolatile OrganicCompound EmissionsBackground Informationfor BACT/LAERDeterminations (EPA450/3-90-004, NTIS PB90-194754).Applies to industrialwastewaters generated byOrganic ChemicalsManufacturing Industry,Plastics and Synthetic FibersManufacturing Industry,Pesticide ManufacturingIndustry, PharmaceuticalsManufacturing Industry, and theHazardous Waste Treatment,Storage and Disposal FacilitiesIndustry.No actionrequiredA-32AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionService Stations1. Design Criteria forStage I Vapor ControlSystems-GasolineService Stations (11/75),CTG.Applies to filing of gasolinestorage tanks from gasolinetanker trucks.461 Gasoline Transferand DispensingAdopted01/09/76,Amended09/15/98Disapproved 6/21/01,66 FR 33177, 40 CFR52.269(b)(3)(ii)(a) Priorversion dated 1/3/96retained; Approved10/7/96 61 FR 52297Meets/Exceeds BeyondRACT doc -no furtheractionrequired2. Technical GuidanceStage II Vapor RecoverySystems for Control ofVehicle RefuelingEmissions at GasolineDispensing Facilities(EPA-450/3-91-022a & b,11/91).Applies to gasoline dispensinginto motor vehicles at gasolinedispensing stations.461 Gasoline Transferand DispensingAdopted01/09/76,Amended09/15/98Disapproved 6/21/01,66 FR 33177, 40 CFR52.269(b)(3)(ii)(a) Priorversion dated 1/3/96retained; Approved10/7/96 61 FR 52297Meets/Exceeds BeyondRACT doc -no furtheractionrequired3. Guidelines-GasolineVapor RecoveryMinimum SIPRequirements for EPARegion IX to Approve aPhase I or Phase IIGasoline Transfer Rulefor Ozone Nonattainment Areas (EPARegion IX, 4/00).Applicability [To meet therequirements of RACT]:• Generally, exemptions maybe allowed for specialapplications, such as fuelingaircraft, marine vessels, oranimal husbandry equipment.• Exemptions should not beallowed for Phase I transfer intotanks larger than 250 gallons,unless constructed before1980.• Exemptions should not beallowed for Phase II transferwith a throughput of greaterthan 10,000 gallons per month• Exemptions should not beallowed for Phase II transferinto tanks larger than fivegallons.Meets/Exceeds BeyondRACT doc -no furtheractionrequiredAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-33CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionSynthetic Organic Chemical1. Control of VOCEmissions from AirOxidation Processes inSynthetic OrganicChemical ManufacturingIndustry (EPA-450/3-84-015, 12/84, NTIS PB-85-164-275), CTG.Applies to air oxidationprocesses used in the syntheticorganic chemicalmanufacturing industry.BeyondRACTcategorywith no SCRule - FILEFND2. Control of VOCEmissions from ReactorProcesses andDistillation Operations inSOCMI (EPA-450/4-91-031, 11/15/93, NTIS PB92-180-009), CTG.BeyondRACTcategorywith no SCRule - FILEFNDTanks1. Control of VolatileOrganic Emissions fromStorage of PetroleumLiquids in Fixed RoofTanks (EPA-450/2-77-036, 12/77, NTIS PB276-749), CTG.Applies to storage tanks havingcapacities greater than 150,000liters containing petroleumliquids with a true vaporpressure greater than 10 5Kpa. Exempts fixed roof tankshaving capacities less than 1.6million liters used to storeproduced crude or condensateprior to lease custody transfer.ExceedsBeyondRACT doc -No furtheractionrequired2. Control of VolatileOrganic Emissions fromPetroleum Liquid Storagein External Floating RoofTanks (EPA-450-2/78-047, 12/78, NTIS PB290-579), CTG.Applies to external floating rooftanks larger than 40,000 galstoring petroleum liquids.ExceedsBeyondRACT doc -No furtheractionrequiredA-34AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction3. Volatile OrganicLiquids Storage inFloating and Fixed RoofTanks (EPA-453/R-94-001, 2/94, NTIS PB-94-152-741), ACT.Applies to storage tanks in allindustries, but primarily in thepetroleum refineries, pipelines,chemical plants, and liquidterminals.ExceedsBeyondRACT doc -No furtheractionrequiredTank Trucks1. Control ofHydrocarbons from TankTruck Gasoline LoadingTerminals (EPA-450/2-77-026, 12/77, NTIS PB275-060), CTG.Applies to tank truck terminalswith daily throughputs greaterthan 76,000 liters.ExceedsBeyondRACT doc -File FND2. Control of VOC Leaksfrom Gasoline TankTrucks and VaporCollection Systems(EPA-450/2-78-051,12/78, NTIS PB-290-568), CTG.Applies to gasoline tank trucksthat are equipped with vaporcollection systems and thevapor collection systems atbulk terminals, bulk plants andservice stations.461 Gasoline Transferand DispensingAdopted01/09/76,Amended09/15/98Disapproved 6/21/01,66 FR 33177, 40 CFR52.269(b)(3)(ii)(a) Priorversion dated 1/3/96retained; Approved10/7/96 61 FR 52297Meets/Exceeds BeyondRACT doc -No furtheractionrequiredCombustionBoilers, Steam Generators, Process Heaters1. ACT Document-NOxEmissions from ProcessHeaters (Revised) (EPA453/R-93-034, 9/93).Applies to process heaterswhich are direct fired heatersused primarily in the petroleumrefining and petrochemicalindustries.1109 – Emissions ofOxides Of NitrogenFrom Boilers AndProcess Heaters InPetroleum RefineriesAdopted3/12/1984,Rescinded4/21/9840 CFR52.222(c)(179)(i)(H)(1)- 1/24/00 65 FR 2052Filed FND -UPDATE2. ACT Document-NOxEmissions from UtilityBoilers (EPA-453/R-94-023, 3/94).Applies to fossil fuel-fired utilityboilers.1135 – Emissions OfOxides Of NitrogenFrom Electrical PowerGenerating SystemsAdopted8/4/1989,Amended7/19/91Approved for SCAQMDarea only on 8/11/98,63 FR 42728.File FNDAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-35CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction3. ACT Document-NOxEmissions fromIndustrial/Commercial/Institutional (ICI) Boilers(EPA-453/R-94-022,3/94).Applies to ICI boilers, whichinclude steam and hot watergenerators with heat inputcapacities from 0.4 to 1,500MMBtu/hr (0.11 to 440 MWt).These boilers are used in avariety of applications, rangingfrom commercial space heatingto process steam generation, inall major industrial sectors.Although coal, oil, and naturalgas are the primary fuels, manyICI boilers also burn a variety ofindustrial, municipal, andagricultural waste fuels.1146– Emissions OfOxides Of NitrogenFrom Industrial,Institutional, AndCommercial Boilers,Steam Generators,And Process HeatersAdopted5/13/1994,Amended5/13/1994Approved 9/6/95, 60FR 46220, 40 CFR52.220(c)(198)(I)(H)(1).No FurtherActionRequired1146.1 –Emissions OfOxides Of NitrogenFrom Small Industrial,Institutional, AndCommercial Boilers,Steam Generators,And Process HeatersAdopted10/5/1990,Amended5/13/94Approved 9/6/95, 60FR 46220, 40 CFR52.220(c)(198)(I)(H)(1).No FurtherActionRequiredA-36AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionCement KilnsACT Document-NOxEmissions from CementManufacturing (EPA453/R-94-004, 3/94).Updated September 2000.Cement kilns have beenidentified as a stationarysource that emit more than 25tons of nitrogen oxides (NOx)per year. This alternativecontrol technique (ACT)document provides technicalinformation for use by Stateand local agencies to developand implement regulatoryprograms to control NOxemissions from cement kilns.1112 Emissions ofOxides of Nitrogenfrom Cement KilnsAdopted1/8/1982,Rescinded3/16/99FND Approved 5/17/00 Filed FND -UPDATEGas TurbinesACT Document-NOxEmissions from StationaryGas Turbines (EPA-453/R93-007, 1/93).Applies to stationary gasturbines used in variousapplications and operations.1134 Emissions ofOxides of NitrogenFrom Stationary GasTurbinesAdopted08/04/89,Amended04/11/97SIP pending.40 CFR52.220(c)(230)(i)(B)(1)]No ActionRequiredGlass FurnacesACT Document-NOxEmissions from GlassManufacturing (EPA453/R-94-037, 6/94).This alternative controltechnique (ACT) documentprovides technical informationfor use by State and localagencies to develop andimplement regulatoryprograms to control NOemissions from glass meltingfurnaces.1117 – Emissions OfOxides Of NitrogenFrom Glass MeltingFurnacesRescinded3/16/9940 CFR52.220(C)(159)(V)(E)05/17/00 65 FR 31267File FNDAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-37CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionInternal Combustion EnginesApplies to stationaryreciprocating internalscombustion engines.1110 - Emissions fromStationary InternalCombustion Engines(Demonstration)Adopted11/06/81Approved 5/3/84, 49FR 18822, 40 CFR52.220(c)(121)(i)(C)Update ruleto meetcurrentRACT1110.1 - Emissionsfrom Stationary InternalCombustion EnginesRescinded11/16/99No ActionRequiredACT Document-NOxEmissions fromStationary IC Engines(EPA-453/R-93-032,7/93, Updated 9/2000).1110.2 - Emissionsfrom Stationary, Nonroad & PortableInternal CombustionEnginesAmended5/15/01Submitted as amendedon 5/15/01 on 4/1/03 -No approvals shownUpdate ruleto meetcurrentRACTIron & SteelNOx Emissions from Ironand Steel Mills (EPA453/R-94-065, 9/94).Applies to iron and steelmanufacturing.File FNDMunicipal Waste Combustion1. 40 CFR subpart CbEmission Guidelines andCompliance Schedulesfor Municipal WasteCombustors.File FND2. 40 CFR 62 subpartFFF, Federal Plan forExisting Large MWCUnits.File FNDNOx Rules1. Summary of State NOxRules, 9/29/95.429 Start-up andShutdown ExemptionProvisions for Oxidesof NitrogenAdopted05/05/89,Amended12/21/90Disapproved forSCAQMD 01/27/00 65FR 4357, 40 CFR52.271(c)(1)(i)No FurtherActionRequiredA-38AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction2. Cost Effective NOxRACT, 3/16/94.474 Fuel BurningEquipmentAdopted05/07/76,Amended11/26/96SIP pending, 40 CFR52.220(c)(121)(i)(A)No FurtherActionRequired3. De Minimis Values forNOx RACT, 1/1/95.1110 Emissions fromStationary InternalCombustion Engines(Demonstration)Adopted11/06/81Approved 5/3/84, 49FR 18822, 40 CFR52.220(c)(121)(i)(C)Update ruleto meetcurrentRACT4. Scope of NOxExemptions RACT,1/12/95.1110.2 Emissions fromStationary, Non-road &Portable InternalCombustion EnginesAdopted08/03/90,Amended01/21/03Submitted as amended5/15/01, 4/1/03 - Noapprovals shownUpdate ruleto meetcurrentRACT5. Fuel Switching to NOxRACT, 7/30/93.1111 NOx Emissionsfrom Natural Gas Fired,Fan Type CentralFurnacesAdopted12/01/78,Amended07/08/83Approved 5/3/84, 49FR 18830, 40 CFR52.220(c)(148)(vi)(A)No FurtherActionRequired6. Section 182(f) NOxExemptions RevisedProcess and Criteria,2/8/95.1121 Control ofNitrogen Oxides fromResidential-type,Natural Gas FiredWater HeatersAdopted12/01/78,Amended03/10/95Approved 11/1/96, 61FR 56470, 40 CFR52.220(c)(220)(i)(C)(1)No FurtherActionRequired7. NOx Questions fromOhio EPA, 1993.1134 Emissions ofOxides of Nitrogenfrom Stationary GasTurbinesAdopted08/04/89,Amended04/11/97SIP PENDING40 CFR52.220(c)(230)(i)(B)(1)No FurtherActionRequired8. NOx RACT forRepowering of UtilityBoilers, 3/9/94.1135 Emissions ofOxides of Nitrogenfrom Electric PowerGenerating SystemsAdopted8/4/89,Amended7/19/91Not SIP, 63 FR 42728Specifically excludesAVNo FurtherActionRequired9. NOx ExemptionsRevised and ProcessCriteria, 5/27/94.1146 Emissions ofOxides of Nitrogenfrom Industrial,Institutional andCommercial Boilers,Stem Generators, andAdopted5/13/9440 CFR52.220(c)(198)(i)(H)(1)- 9/6/95 60 FR 46220No FurtherActionRequiredAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-39CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionProcess Heaters10. NOx PolicyDocuments for the CAAof 1990.1146.1 Emissions ofOxides of Nitrogenfrom Small Industrial,Institutional, andCommercial Boilers,Steam Generators andProcess HeatersAdopted10/05/90,Amended05/13/94Approved 9/6/95, 60FR 46220, 40 CFR52.220(c)(198)(i)(H)(1)No FurtherActionRequiredPMGeneric PMPM10 GuidelineDocument (EPA-452/R93-008, 4/93).Not applicable to 8 hour ozoneRACT SIP analysisNo FurtherActionRequiredNot applicable to 8 hour ozoneRACT SIP analysisNo FurtherActionRequiredOpen BurningGuidelines-Open BurningRule Exemption (EPARegion IX, 10/18/02).Not applicable to 8 hour ozoneRACT SIP analysisNo FurtherActionRequiredResidential Wood Combustion1. Technical InformationDocument for ResidentialWood Combustion (EPA450/2-92-002, 9/92).Not applicable to 8 hour ozoneRACT SIP analysisNo FurtherActionRequiredA-40AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction2. Guidelines-MinimumBACM/RACM forResidential WoodCombustion (EPA RegionIX, 10/25/02.Not applicable to 8 hour ozoneRACT SIP analysisNo FurtherActionRequired3. Available ResidentialWood CombustionControl Measures (57 FR18072, 4/28/92), RACT.Not applicable to 8 hour ozoneRACT SIP analysisNo FurtherActionRequiredPrescribed BurningPrescribed BurningControl Measures (57 FR18072, 4/28/92), RACT.Not applicable to 8 hour ozoneRACT SIP analysisNo FurtherActionRequiredFugitive DustAvailable Fugitive DustControl Measures (57 FR18072, 4/28/92), RACT.Not applicable to 8 hour ozoneRACT SIP analysisNo FurtherActionRequiredNot applicable to 8 hour ozoneRACT SIP analysisNo FurtherActionRequiredOpacityFinal Disapproval ofADEQ Rule R18-2-702for BACM/RACT Analysis(Docket AZ-02-60F). (67FR 59456, 9/23/02).Not applicable to 8 hour ozoneRACT SIP analysisNo FurtherActionRequiredDe Minimis Analysis1. 59 FR 42011(8/16/94).Not applicable to 8 hour ozoneRACT SIP analysisNo FurtherActionRequiredAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-41CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction2. 40 CFR 51.165(b)(1). Not applicable to 8 hour ozoneRACT SIP analysisNo FurtherActionRequiredOtherCutback AsphaltControl of VOC from Useof Cutback Asphalt (EPA450/2-77-037, NTIS PB278-185), CTG.Applies to VOC from use ofcutback asphalt.1108 – CutbackAsphaltAdopted5/4/1979,Amended2/1/857/12/90, 55 FR 28624,40 CFR52.220(c)(160)(I)(E)(1)ExceedsBeyondRACT doc -No furtheractionrequiredBakeries1. ACT Document-BakeryOven Emissions (EPA453/R-92-017, 12/92).Applies to commercial bakeryovens that are used to producebread or similar yeast leavenedproducts - does not apply tobakers that make non-yeastleavened products.1153 – CommercialBakery OvensAdopted1/4/1991,Amended1/13/958/8/95, 60 FR 40286,40 CFR52.220(c)(215)(i)(A)(2)File FND2. Issues ConcerningBakery RACTRequirements (2/8/95).Allows states to make certainexemptions and to establishalternative RACT procedures intheir regulations of commercialbakery ovensNo FurtherActionRequiredDry CleaningControl of VOCEmissions from LargePetroleum Dry Cleaners(EPA-450/3-82-009, 9/82,NTIS PB-83-124-875),CTG.Applies to petroleum solventdry cleaning facilities thatconsume 123,000 liters or moreof petroleum solvent per year.1102 – PetroleumSolvent Dry CleanersAdopted1/6/1978,Amended12/7/903/24/92, 57 FR 10136,40 CFR52.220(c)(184)(I)(B)(1)ExceedsBeyondRACT doc -No furtheractionrequiredA-42AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction1. Control of VolatileOrganic Emissions fromPerchloroethylene DryCleaning Systems (EPA450/2-78-050, 12/78,NTIS PB-290-613).CTG no longer relevant asPERC is exempted as a VOChowever there is a MACTstandard for PERC DryCleaning (NESHAPSPerchloroethylene DryCleaning Facilities)09/22/03 58 FR 49354 No FurtherActionRequiredEthylene OxideACT Document-EthyleneOxideSterilization/FumigationOperations (EPA-450/3-89-007, 3/89, NTIS PB90-131-434).Applies to ethylene oxide usedas a sterilizer/fumigant inproduction of medicalequipment supplies, inmiscellaneous sterilization andfumigation operations and athospitals.1405 Control OfEthylene Oxide AndChlorofluorocarbonEmissions FromSterilization OrFumigation ProcessesRescinded11/20/01File FNDFertilizerControl of FluorideEmissions from ExistingPhosphate FertilizerPlants (EPA-450/2-77-005, 3/77).File FNDAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-43CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionInk & Paint ManufactureControl of VOCEmissions from Ink andPaint ManufacturingProcesses (EPA-450/3-92-013, 4/92)Applies to products of the paintmanufacturing industryincluding architectural coatings,product coating for originalequipment manufacturers andspecial purpose coatings. Alsoapplies to ink manufacturingincluding letterpress inks,lithographic and offset inks,gravure inks and flexographicinks.1141.1 Coating And InkManufactureAdopted11/4/1983,Amended3/6/92Approved 05/04/99 64FR 23774, 40 CFR52.220(c)(189)(i)(A)(7)File FNDLeather TanningAir Emissions andControl Technology forLeather Tanning andFinishing Operations(EPA-453/R-93-025,6/93).Applies to leather finishingoperations.File FNDNitric & Adipic AcidACT Document-Nitric andAdipic AcidManufacturing Plants(EPA-450/3-91-026,12/91).Applies to nitric and adipic acidmanufacturing facilities.1159 – Nitric Acid Units- Oxides Of NitrogenRescinded1/18/2000,FND40 CFR52.220(b)(4)(iii) -11/03/00 65 FR 66175.Filed FND -UPDATEPesticidesControl of VOCEmissions from theApplication of AgriculturalPesticides (EPA-453/R92-011, 3/93, NTIS PB93-199-131), ACT.Applies to pesticides use foragricultural purpose. Regulatedby California State DPR.3 CCR 12824 No FurtherActionRequiredA-44AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictActionPharmaceutical ProductsControl of VolatileOrganic Emissions fromManufacture ofSynthesizedPharmaceutical Products(EPA-450/2-78-029,12/78, NTIS PB-290-580), CTG.Applies to existing plantssynthesizingpharmaceutical products.1103 –Pharmaceuticals AndCosmeticsManufacturingOperationsRescinded1/18/0040 CFR52.220(c)(69)(v) -11/03/00 65 FR 66175Filed FND -UPDATEPolyester Resin1. Control of VOCEmissions fromManufacture of HighDensity Polyethylene,Polypropylene, andPolystyrene Resins(EPA-450/3-83-008,11/83, NTIS PB-84-134-600), CTG.Applies to the manufacturing ofhigh density polyethylene,polypropylene and polystyreneNo sources, whichmanufacture resins.Neg Dec.File FND2. Control of VOCFugitive Emissions fromSynthetic OrganicChemical Polymer andResin ManufacturingEquipment (EPA-450/3-83-006, 3/84, NTIS PB84-189-372), CTG.Applies to emissions fromequipment used in syntheticorganic chemical polymers andresins1141 – Control OfVolatile OrganicCompound EmissionsFrom ResinManufacturingAdopted7/8/1993,Rescinded3/17/0440 CFR52.220(c)(189)(i)(A)(8)- 9/21/04 69 FR 56355.Filed FND -UPDATE3. Control of VOCEmissions fromManufacture of StyreneButadiene CopolymersPreliminary Draft CTG,4/81.File FNDAVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006A-45CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction4. Polystyrene FoamManufacturing (EPA450/3-90-020, NTIS PB91-102111).Applies to polystyrene foammanufacturing.File FNDRubber TiresControl of VolatileOrganic Emissions fromManufacture ofPneumatic Rubber Tires(EPA-450/2-78-030,12/78, NTIS PB-290-557), CTG.Applies to manufacturingprocess, under treadcementing, tread endcementing, bead dripping andgreen tire sprayingBeyondRACTcategorywith no SCRule - FileFNDSulfuric AcidControl of Sulfuric AcidMist Emissions fromExisting Sulfuric AcidProduction Units (EPA450/2-77-019, 9/77).Applies to existing contactsulfuric acid manufacturingunits.File FNDWastewater1. Control of VOCEmissions from IndustrialWastewater CTG Draft(EPA-453/D-93-056,9/92).Applies to emissions from thecollection and treatment ofindustrial wastewater from theorganic chemicals, plastics andsynthetic fibers industry, thepesticides manufacturingindustry and the hazardouswaste treatment, storage anddisposal facilities industry.File FNDA-46AVAQMD RACT SIP AnalysisAugust 2006CTG SourceCategoryCTGs and ACTs/Otherdocuments to helpestablish RACT at MajorSourcesApplicabilityDistrict Rule and TitleDate Adopted,Date LastAmendedFederal Register RuleApprovalProposedDistrictAction2. ACT Document: AirEmissions from IndustrialWastewater (4/94). ACTconsists of cover memowith option tables andCTG draft.File FND