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 Col. Robert L. Allen Communi{\' Hta/Ih Strl'CtS 

£n...""nm;nlDf Hl'Q/rit Dept. of the Air Force 

Famih' Heaitl: S,nctS 

Hratih Cart Flnancrnr Headquarters'2849th Air Base Group 

II Hill Air Force Base, Utah 84056 

OFFICES 

.~tim",is(ra(lvt St__CtS 

Commum'" HtaJ:h ."-'ursJflf . RE: Approval Order for Paint Booth, tf/'/3t.f7 

Matlt11tmrn( Plann;,,! I-ttL 3(P -/ HVAC Modification, Standby Mtdiazl £tamifltr
 

S,a,t Hralth Laboralory
 Hi/., 17.,"{-3 Cenerators! and Fuel Storage thL 105-': 

Tanks, Davls County 

Dear Col. Allen: 

On May 17, 1983, the Executive Secretary published 2 notice of 

intent to approve the air pollution controls/operating procedures 

for the following projects: Hil 347-2 paint.booths (2), Hi136-1 

HVAC system modifications, Hil 172-3 standby power generators 

(2), and Hil 103-3 underground fuel storage tanks (3). The 30· 

day public comment period has expired, and no comments were 

received. 

This air quality approval order authorizes the projects as 

proposed in your notice of intent dated t~arch 31, 1983, with the . following operating conditions: 

1. The aircraft paint booth in Building 48, Project Hil 347-2, 

shall have 264 sq. ft. of particulate filters. The filter ban~

and associated four (4) 35,000 cfm fans shall be properl~

installed to the manufacturer's specifications and good 

engineering practice. -- :.. ".- ­

2. The HVAC system modification consisting of two (2) new 

Protectaire model S1210 wce water wash spray booths shall be 

installed and operated to the manufacturer's specifications and 

good engineering practice. 

3. The 2,000 gallon gasoline storage tanks shall be equipped 

with an Emco-Wheaton model A-88 and A-97 phase 1 coaxial vapor 

recovery system as proposed. 

4.2.4-1012 

An £Q~aI0pporlU:1I1~'Emplo~'er
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Col. Robert L. Allen
 

July 18, 1983
 

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4. ;Q~ proposed standby diesel generators, GNAW model 300 OFS 

3GOfIW/and model 400 DFY 400 KW, shall be installed to 

manufacturer's specifications. Visible emissions shall not. 

exceed 20% opacity. Manufacturer's recommended air/fuel rat~o

for low NOx emissions shall be used. 

5. A construction/installation/modification schedule ~JIQll be 

provided to the Executive Secretary when finalized. 

6. The Executive Secretary shall be notified upon startup/normal 

operations as an initial compliance inspection is required. 

Sincerely, 

Brent C. Bradford
 

Executive secretary
 ,; iLt\"'\J utah Air Conservation Committee
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cc: EPA Region VIII (J. Philbrook) 

Davis County Health Dept.
 

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Appoval 7 _I t_? IOIF MIN 05248 -2NT (;;l) 

BUREAU OF AIR QUALITY 

ENGIi'EERING REVIEW - SLMMARY (NJI Dated 3-31-83) 

ENGINEER/DATE Carl Broadhead 4/13/83 

Owner/Operator:	 Department of the Air Force Headquarters 

2849th Air Base Group 

Source: Paint Booths, Diesel Engines, and VOC from Storage Tanks 

Applicant/Official: Col. Robert L. Allen (Bill Taylor) 

Applicant/Official Address: Hill Air Force Base, Utah 84056 

Telephone Number	 of Contact: 801-777-2065 

Plant/Activity Location and Address: Hill Air Force Base 

Type of Operation: Military Installation 

I. Hill Air Force Base proposes: 

A. One (1) aircraft paint booth (5' X 20') filter bank (90% 

particulate control). 

B. (a) Two (2) Protectaire model S1210 WCC water wash spray 

booths as part of modification on the HVAC system. 95% particulate 

control. 

(b) Enlarge the present make-up air filter bank from 1364 

square feet to 2,208 square feet using an underwriters class I or 

class II filter. 

C. Two (2) diesel powered generators for (300 kw &400 kw) 

emergency standby power, and estimated operation 25.5 hours per year. 

D. Three (3) underground tanks; one 2,000 gallon gasoline tank, one 2,000 gallon JP-4 tank, and one 1,000 gallon Stodard solvent 

tank. The gasoline tank will have Enco Wheaton coaxial phase I vapor 

recovery. 

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Engineering Review 

Air Force Department 

I'M vOe, III. BACT & Emission Summary 

l. Paint booth (aircraft) 0.40 7.2
 

2•. Paint booth (HVAC System) 0.01 3.5
 

3.	 Standby generators (NOX) 740 Ib/yr) neg neg .16 

Emission increase in 0.41 TIyr 

4.	 Storage tanks 

10.86 TIyr 

The above installations qualify for BACT. The first paint booth 

(aircraft) is too small to require VOC recovery. Particulate control 

is 90%. The water wash paint booths are sufficiently small (less than 

40 ton of HC per year) to be exempt as a major HC modification. 

Particulate control is 95%. The two diesel standby generators are 

okay, and the gasoline storage tanks have phase I recovery. 

IV. Recommendation and Conditions: 

Approval is recommended with the following conditions: 

1. The aircraft paint booth in building 48, project 

#HL. 327-2, shall have 264 sq. ft. of particulate filters. The filter 

bank and associated four 35,000 cfm fans shall be properly installed 

to the manufacturers specification and good engineering practice. 

2. The HVAC system modification consistency of two (2) new 

protectaire model 51210WCC water wash spray booths shall be installed 

and operated to the manufacturers specifications and good engineering practices. 

3. The 2,000 gallon .gasoline storage tank shall be equipped with an Emco-Wheaton model A-88 and A-97 phase I coaxial vapor 

recovery system as proposed. 

4. The proposed standby diesel generators, ONAN model #300 DFS 

300 kw and model #400 DFV 400 kw shall be installed to manufacturer's 

specifications. Visible emissions shall not exceed 20% opacity. 

Manufacturer's recommended air-fuel ratio for low NOX emissions 

shall be used. 

5. The Executive Secretary shall be notified when the 

installations are completed, as an initial compliance inspection is 

required. 

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.: 'DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE 

HiAOQUARTERS Z849TH AIR BASE GROUP (AFLC) _.. 

HILL AIR FORCE BASE. UTAH 84056 

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Notices of Intent to Construct 

Utah Air Conservation Committee 

ATTN: Brent C. Bradford, Executive Secretary 

Bureau of Air Quality 

PO Box 2500 

Salt Lake City UT 84110 

1. In compl iance with Section 3.1 of the State Air Conservation Regulations, 

the four attached Notices of Intent to Construct are submitted by the US Air 

Force, Hill AFB. Construction and operation approval is requested for the 

following four projects for which notices of intent are submitted: a new 

aircraft paint booth, two new parts paint booths, a standby power generator, 

and three new storage tanks. 

2. If additional information is required, please feel free to write this 

office or telephone Keith Davis or Bill Taylor at 777-2065. 

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1. Notice of Intent, HIL 347-2 

2. Notice of Intent, HIL 36-1 

3. Notice of Intent, HIL 172-3 

4. Notice of Intent, HIL 103-3 C-::~;:::';I U:,2,.F ;""\ .--.....! roo • 

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Notice of Intent to Construct - '-' Fuel Storage tank and Pumps, Project Number HI L 103-3 

Hill Air Force Base, Utah 

1. Project Description: Hill AFBproposes to install two 2,OOO-gallon and 

one 1 ,OOO-gallon underground storage tanks and pumps on the north side of 

B'uilding 592. The tanks will store 2,.000 gallons of JP-4 and gasoline and 

1,000 gallons of P0680 solvent (Stoddard Solvent). These new tanks will 

replace older existing tanks and are shown on the attached map (see Atch 1). 

2. Pollution Emissions: The two sources of hydr~carbon vapor emissions from 

these fixed roof tanks are breathing losses and working losses. The following 

table summarizes the fuel and solvent vapor emissions from the new tanks based 

on the estimated amount of fuel to be used and EPA publication AP-42, "Compilation of Air Pollution Emission Factors." 

FUEL BREATHING LOSSES WORKING LOSSES 

[annual throughput-gals] Emission Factor Lbs/Yr Emission Factor Lbs/Yr 

average storage/day 

1 Gasol ine (21 ,000/1 ,000) 21 210 1. 0 2 

105 

PD680 (12,000/500) 0.0046 Neg 

JP-4 (42,000/1,000) 0.086 2 31.4 

Neg 

NOTES: (1) Page 4.4-11 of AP-42 

(2) Table 4.3-4 on page 4.3-15 of AP-42 

3. Air Cleaning Devices: Vapor emissions from the fill ing of the 2,OaO-gallon 

gasol ine storage tank will be controll ed by an EMCO ImEATON model A-88 and A-97 

coaxial vapor recovery drop tube and 4" adaptor which are simil ar to the parts 

shown on Attachment 2. 

4. Emission Point: Attachment 1 sho\'JS the location of the tanks and pumps and 

the 'surrounding industrial facil ities. 

5. Sampling Points: No sampling points are anticipated. 

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Notice of Intent to Construct
 

Paint Booth, Building 48, Project Number HIL 347-2
 

Hill Air Force Base, Utah
 

1. Project Description: Hill AFB proposes to modify the existing 110se dock,
 

Building 48, into an aircraft paint booth. This paint booth can be simply
 

described as a sealed room witb make-up air fans and exhaust filters and fans.
 

The toom will be 45 ft by 52 ft and the fil ter bank \-lill be 5 ft by 20 ft.
 

Four 35,000 cfm fans will supply the make-up air and will exhaust the air.
 

The ilttached map shows the location of the proposed paint booth.
 

2. Pollution Emissions: The proposed paint booth ...1i11 exhaust t\·10 types of
 

air pollutants, paint particulates and hydrocarbon solvent vapors. The
 

esti(11ated filter efficiency in the "Air Pollution Engineering .t~al1u31" is ..1Q%
 

for particulates and 0% for hydrocarbon vapors. Using EPA publication AP-42,
 

"Compilation of Air Pollution Emission Factors" and the estimated quantities
 

of paint, lacquer, and primer to be used, emissions from the paint booth will
 

be 7.3 tons of hydrocarbons and 400 1bs of particulates. A sample calculation
 

is shown below: "/J;(-C' ~,)
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(12.51bs paint/gal) (40 ga(s.paint used/week} (52 we-e'ks/yr)
 

( 2000 1 bs/ton)
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(1120 1bs HC/ton paint) = 7_.~ tons of hYdrOCarbon~/.f;:f,"'~T"
 

(2000 lbs/ton)
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3. Air Cleaning Devices: T"'lo-hundred-sixty-four sq ft of pat"tic.ulate filters 

will be supplied by the contractor so the type to be used is unknul'tn at this 

time. 

4. ~l!lission Point: The top of the 48-inch diameter exhaust stacL- ~"ill be 

45 ft above the ground and approximatel y 150 ft from the nearest adjacent 

facility. 

5. Sampl ing Points: no sampl ing points are anticipated. 

6. Operation: The paint booth vlill be operated eight hOIit'S per day and five
 

days per week.
 

7. References: "Air Pollution Engineering Manual," US Cepartment of Hp~1th
 

and Welfare, National Center for Air pollution Control, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1967
 

(page 389)
 

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Notice of Intent to Construct
 

Modify HVAC System, Buil ding 220, Project Number HIL 36-1
 

Hill Air force Base, Utah
 

1. Project Description: Hill AFB proposes to modify an existing painting 

facil ity by removing the existing 1,364 sq ft filter bank, install ing a new 

2,208 sq ft filter bank, adjusting the fan belts and pulleys, and installing 

two PROTECTAIRE model S1210 WCC water wash spray booths. The remaining portion of this discussion will focus on the new paint booths since no change in 

air emissions is expected from the HVAC modification or change in fil terse 

Attachment 1 shows the location of Building 220, the new paint booths, and the 

surrounding industrial facilities. Attachment 2 is amanufacturer1s brochure 

describing the proposed paint booths. 

2. Pollution Emissions: The two types of pollutants to be emitted by the 

proposed paint booths are particulates and hydrocarbon solvent· vapors. The 

"Air Pollution Engineering Manual" esti~ates that the water spray efficiency 

is 95% for particulates and no collection of vapors. Using EPA publication 

AP-42, "Compl i ance of Air Poll ut ion Emission fc;.ctors," and the estimated 

quantities of paint to be used, an estimated 3.5 tons of hydrocarbon vapors 

and 100 1bs of particulates will be emitted. A sample calculation is shown 

below: 

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( 2,000 1bs/ton)
 

3. Air Cleaning Devices: Paint particulates are controlled by a spray of 

water and baffie plates. 

4. Emission Point: The top of the exhaust stack will be above the roof of 

Building 220, 24 ft above the ground and 200 ft from the closest adjacent 

facility. 

5. Sampling Points: No sampling points are anticipated. 

6. Operation: The proposed ne\'1 painting facil ities wi'll be operated for 16 

hours per day and five days per week. In the future, the painting fac;l ity may 

be operated for three shifts per day. 

7. References: "Air Pollution Engineering ~1anual ," US Department of Health 

and Wel fare, Nat ional Center for Air Poll ution Control, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1967 

(page 389) 

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Water pump motors are e)(plosion proof. 3 phase, 60 cycle, 230/460 volt. Other voltage motors are 

available to meet local requirements. specify on order. 

NOTE: Pump unit furnished may be located on right side or left side. speCify on order. . . 

Ducting: Protectaire spray booth construction and e)(haust air flows velocities are designed to meet 

O.S.H,A. standards. E)(haust units and motors supplied are based on the booth Installed With a maximum C" _ 

25' straight exhaust ducting. When additional ducting or elbows are used, hIgher output fan and largt 

motors may be required Consult Protectalre Systems. Co. Representative. 

·Other face velocities are available upon request. Con;;utt Protectalre Systems Co. Representative. 

4,2.4-1026 
· '. aorECrAIRE-T.M. 

Shp. 

Pipe Model Wt. 

Size Numbers Lbs. 

DElUXE WEATHER 

IS" ARV-1S 85 ~~OPI~[~ 24" ARV·24 120 

Rain !~ 30" ARV-30 160

~~:rd '---- ,. ~_,.___.) 34" ARV-34 200 

Automatic 36" ARV·36 225

Gravity 42" ARV-42 250

Damper 

Typical eMaust unit and stack installations 

The diagrams below illustrate how the different 

components are used to make up the several systems 

shown, For unusual applications. consult the factory for 

recommendation, 

Water wash booth 

- back exhaustautomatic 

huner in stack, 

Exhaust fan lr" "," and motor ...'...;..•. 

mounted outside /1 ;, on roof deck j-; !\ ~.\

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Exhaust Pipa 42" EPP-42 95 . with ", IS" EPA-IS 55 Automatic 24" EPA-24 80

\ ,/ Gravity

Damper 30" EPA·30 75 and 34" EPA·34 Clean-out :

0' Door 36" EPA-36 100

95 

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Exhaust Pipe
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with 30" EPD-30 75 6j Clean-out 34" EPD-34 95

50 

Door 36" EPD-36 100
 

42" EPD-42 110
 

"OVERALL LENGTH 36"_ ASSEMBLED LENGTH 34",
 

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34" EEF-34 105 

36" EEF-36 120 

42" EEF·42 145 

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GUY WIRE SETS Exhaust 

Stack Model 

Includes one 50 ft, Diameter Number 

length of #9 gal. Wife 

18" GWS-18 cable. (3) 5/16" turnbuckles. (6) cable 24" GWS·24 

clamps. 30" GWS·30

Exhaust 

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Diameter Number 

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· __ SERVICE SINCE 1932 

o'bertTaylor and· Sons, Inc. 

P.t..DJc,.... J~Cf,.;.p~t

P.O. BOX 151049 3821 OVERLAND ROAD 

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84115 o BOISE, IDAHO 83105

801-486-1335 208-345-9643 

QUOTATION NO. HFB-83l82 DATE AUG. 31, 1982 

TO DIRECTORATE OF CONTRACTING & MFG. ATTENnON: 

ADDRESS 

JOB: 

PAGE 6 

WE PROPOSE TO FURNISH: 

QUANTITY MATERIALS AND SPECIFICATIONS 

hardware 

f 

I 

I ACCESSORIES: 

120 

" "E~A app:-oved ~or Class 1, Vi vision 2 hazardo~s l~~ations. Gla~s \is 

sealed 1n a tlght cover for safety. Cover 1S h1nged for easy access. 

Whit~"baked enamel finish for long life and efficiency.. ' The cove:r 

frame i~inished in porcelain enamel. 120 watt ~ght fixture le~s

tubes with"t:\inged mounting brackets fluorescent ,..rrapid start. : 

~. ~~/' I 

1 - 60 hZ:-~ // ,,/ 

4 - \1indows with 15" "x... 53" Misco hamme'red glass in mounting 

for ease of cleaning ancL.replace~~t.

I 

! 

'I 1). 1 - i/EPA-42 -....EXhaust Pipe with "~utomatic Damper and Clean 

\ Door. ~J' ."" • 

\ "- . i 2). 1 - tiS -10 - Safety Valve. "­

PRICE 

i ./ '-. 

1 3). /r' - Electrical Panel with Motor Starters, Disconnect, 

Ii ~~'/_~T~r~a:n=s~f~o:r:m:e;r-=&....;...fu;:::s=.:e::.:s=-.:.. ·_"~':": 2-/ 

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TEM 0003: '" 

- 'PROTECTAIRE Model nS12l0WCC Water Wash Spray Booth with Conveyor 

Openings of 17 sq. ft. 

1). The spray booth will be constructed of 18 gauge sheet steel 

wi th 2 inch edge flantes, punched on 6" centers for assembly. 

All parts will be taC]ged with corresponding part numbers as 

per drawings supplied. Booth will be complete with a 4 inch 

fire deflector curtain along top front edge. 

2 " 

Tooth parts will be factory painted with one coat of medium 

4.2.4-1v",8 
OL.irtTaglor and .Sons,lnc. 

P.O. BOX 151049 

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84115 

801486-1335 

D 3821 OVERLAND ROAD' 

BOISE, IDAHO 83705 

208·345-9643 

DATE AUG. 31, 1982 lUOTATION NO. HFB-83182 

ATTENTION: TO DIRECTORATE OF CONTRACTING &MFG. 

ADDRESS 

JOB: 

PAGE 7 

VE PROPOSE TO FURNISH: 

lUANTITY MATERIALS AND SPECIFICATIONS 

blue industrial type enamel. 

PRICE 

2). Inside Working Dimensions: 

12 1 0" width, 10'0" height, 15'0" depth 

3). Outside Overall Dimensions 

13 1 0" ~idth, 13'2" height, 21 1 2" depth 

4). Tubeaxial Fan: 180 F.P.M., Design Face Velocity 

29,600 CFM. 

1 - #421000 - 42 inch diameter high performance, spark 

resistant fans. Fan is belt driven with motor pulley, 

fan pulley, v-belts, motor base and factory grease packed 

bearings with external grease fittings. 

10 H.P. explosion proof, 1800 RPM, 230/460/3/60 hz. Motor. 

5). All booths come complete with all necessary assembly hardware, construction drawings and installation instructions. 

WASHING CHAMBER 

1 - 12 ft. Protectaire exclusive washing chamber complete with 

water collecting tank, exclusive air washing chamber 

and exhaust top with fan connector ring to connect 

to fan or exhaust stack. 

The water collecting tank will be fabricated from 12 gauge sheet 

steel reinforced with angle iran, 5I 0" deep and 2' 0" high flanged 

an 3 sides with holes punched an 6" centers for assembly. 

4.2.4-1029
 
_ SERVICE SINCE 1932 

obertTaglor and 'Sons, Inc.' 

P.O. BOX 151049 3821 OVERLAND ROAD 

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84115 o BOISE. IDAHO 83105

801-486-1335 208-345-9643 

'~
 

I ....

I. /
 

:..., /); / 

. \ \ 

lUOTATION NO. HFB-83182 DATE AUG, 31, 1982 '.l( 

\ ," \ ATTENTION: TO DIRECTORATE OF CONTRACTING &MFG. , I .: .~. \ ". .,. ,1\~

I oJ, 'I -, ,,...~ 1\0 '/ , . ./ AODRESS 

( I". ~/ \ . JOB: \1 

PAGE 8 

'E PROPOSE TO FURNISH: 

UANTITV MATERIALS AND SPECIFICATIONS PRICE

r 

Tank is factory welded and 'painted for long trouble':'free life. 

Tank is complete with fresh water intake of 2' diameter, overflow 

coupling of 2" diameter, pump intake connection with strainer to 

prevent.pump clogging. - The Water Tank Assembly is complete with automatic water level 

control float valve assembly to maintain the correct level in the 

water collecting pan. 

panels 

The washing 

with 

section 

reinforced 

will 

angels 

be fabricated 

prepunched 

from 

on 6" 

16 gauge 

centers 

sheet 

for 

steel 

ease ~.

of assembly. This section is complete with water headers, Protectaire 

exclusive non-clogging nozzles, gate valves(s) for front water curtain 

for fine tuning front water sheet, moisture eliminator baffles ,~. and easily removable front water curtain baffle plates for access \,­ • I . and maintenance, exhaust top with fan connector ring to connect 

to fan or exhaust stack. 

WATER PUMP - Located Behind Booth 

One centrifugal end section frame mounted pump, with a 5 H.P., 1750 

RPM, ball bearing explosion proof motor for 460 volt, 3 phase,
 7

60 hertz. Pump is sized to deliver 480 gallons per minute.
 

Pump assembly includes complete pump mounted on a center drain base, 

Lovejoy coupling, enclosed coupling guard and motor mounted and 

pre-tested. 

SPRAY BOOTH ILLUMINATION 

4 - 300 watt incadescent explosion-pr.oof light fixtures, for Class 1, - Division 1 hazardous locations. Lamps not included. 6\:.. 

4.2.4-1030 120 - 1 - 60 hz. 
___ SERVICE SINCE 1~32

o 

RobertTaglor and Sons, Inc. 

P.J..o'-_ GMI1 ,~ t';Mip",-J 

P.O. 80X 151049 3821 OVERLAND ROAD 

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84115 BOISE, IDAHO 83705 

801-486·1335 208·345-9643 

QUOTATION NO. HFB-83l82 DATE AUG. 31, 1982 

TO DIRECTORATE OF CONTRACTING & MFG. ATTENTION: 

ADDRESS 

JOB: 

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WE PROPOSE TO FURNISH: 

QUANTITY MATEAIAI..S AND SPECIFICATIONS PRICE 

4 - Windows with 15" X 53" ~1isco hammered glass in mounting 

hardware for ease of cleaning and replacement. 

ACCESSORIES:
 

1). 2 - #EPA-42 - Exhaust Pipe with Automatic Damper and Clean
 

Out Door. 

2). 2 nSV-lO - Safety Valve. 

3). 2 - Electrical Panels with Motor Starters, Disconnect, Fuses, 

Transformer, and On-Off Toggle Light Switch. 

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Notice of Intent to Construct
 

Standby Power Generators, Buil ding 1274, Project Number HI L 172-3
 

Hill Air Force Base, Utah
 

1. Project Description: Hill AFB proposes to build a shed and install two 

di esel powered generators. The generators are to be suppl i ed by the contractor and are to be ONAN model 300 DFS 300 KW and model 400 DFV 400 KW or 

equivalent. The project will also include the associated diesel fuel tank 

and \'/ill be located at the south~/e5t corner of the Mission Control Center for 

the 650lst Range Squadron. The attached map shows the project location and 

the surrounding administrative offices. 

2. pollution Emissions: 

a. The sources of air pollution involved in the proposed project are 

evaporative emissions from the 950-gallon fuel tank and exhaust emissions 

from the diesel engines. Evaporation losses from a 950-gallon tank with minimal throughput are very small, estimated at 1ess than five pounds of hydrocarbons per year. Exhaust emissions from diesel generato,'s are dependent on 

the amount of time it is operational. Since the generators are for standby 

power only, they will be in operation only during power olltages and for 

periodic maintenance start-ups. vJe estimated that the generators will be run 

for 25.5 hours per year (two-year average run time for all diesel generatlJl-s 

on ba se) • 

b. Emission calculations were made utilizing emission factors provided 

in section 3.3.3 of EPA publication AP-42 "Compliance of Air Pollution Emission ...-",.. Factors." The emissions were calculated assuming that the load factor is 1.0 

and using the follo\'/ing formula: 

(Emission Factor in gm/f(W-hr) (25.5 hrs/yr) (300 KW + 400 KH) Emi 5S ions gm/yr 

Specifically, the emissions are shown in the table below.
 

Emissions
 

Poll utan t Emission Factor (qm/kw-hr) gm/yr lbs/yr
 

Ca rbon ~bnox ide 4.06 72,471 160
 

Exhaust Hydrocarbons 1. 50 26,775 59.0
 

Nitrogen Oxides '.7"18.8 335,580 7LlO
 

Al dehyd es 0.28 4,998 11. 0
 

Sul fur Oxides 1. 25 22,313 49.2
 

Particulates 1.34 23,91 9 52.7
 

3. Air Cl eaning Devices: No air cleaning devices are proposed. 

Ll Emission Point: The exhaust stack from the generator shelter will be
 

approximately 10 feet above the surrounding ground elevation. The shelter will
 

be located about 16 feet from the southwest end of Buil ding 1274 I-Jhich \'1i11 be
 

the nearest adjacent facil ity.
 

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5. Sampling Points: No sampling points are anticipated. 

6. Operation: The diesel engines will be run only for monthly maintenance 

and during scheduled and unscheduled power outages • 

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