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SECTION 30 — INCINERATO,RS

30.1 . No combustible refuse, other than liquid and gases,

shall be burne’ 4 I.’ any incinerator, crentation device,

pathologic. .tor, or any other device used

for dispaai .; recovery of material by burning,

other than a multiple chamber incinerator or other

designed incinerator approved in advance by the

Control Officer for which a current and valid oper—

ting permit is in effect.

30.2 Liquid and gases ay be burned only In specific by

product incinerators to burn Type 5 and Type 6 wastes,

according to the Incinerator Institute of America

Standards, whIct the Control Officer has approved

and for which there Is a current and valid registra

tion and operating permit.

30.3 . An Incinerator may be operated only during the follow—

( ing periods:

30.3.1 April through October 1, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., local

time;

3O..2 October 1 through April 1, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.,

local time;

30.3.3 Waivers of the requirements of 30.3.1 and 30.3.2 may

be granted by the Control Officer subject to the

following:

a) Request shall be In writing indicating

reasons for such a waiver;

b) Review by thi Control Officer and assess—

ment of Impact upon air quality.

30.4 -Sac..Loo Subsection 30.J shill not apply to Incinerators of the following types:

30.4.1 Incinerators that have a burning capacity equal to or\greater than two (2) tons per hour and which are

usd to burn at lea,t five(S) tons of refuse per

day;

30.4.2 Specific by—product incinerators used to burn Type

5 or Tpe 6 wastes, according to the Incinerator

Institute of America Standards.
7/11/77

30.5 Crematory and pathological Incinerators used to burn

Type 4 wastes, according to the Incinerator Insti

tute of America Standards, and incinerators operated by law enforcement officials for the destruction of

contraband material may be operated during hours

other than those prescribed in Subsections30.3.I and

30.3.2 only after obtaining prior written permission

from the Control Officer.

30.6 IncInerators whlch•have a burning capacity of less

than two (2) tons per hour and are constructed and

permitted prior to the effective date äf these Reg

ulations shall not be permitted to discharge into

the atmosphere particulate matter in excess of 0.2

grains per standard cubic foot of dry exhaust gas cal— • culated to 12% of carbon dioxide (co 2) at standard

conditions. In measuring the combustion contaminants

from incinerators used’tà dispose of combustible re

fuse by burniflg, the carbon dioxide (CD 2) produced

by combustion of any liquid or gaseous fuel shall be excluded from the calculation to 12% of carbon dioxide

(CD 2). (This Subsection effective 8/25/71).

30.7 Incinerators which are constructed and permitted after

the effective date of these Regulations except those

specified in Subse.ctions30.4.1 and 30.4.2 shall not

be permitted to release or discharge intO the atmosphere

particulate matter in excess of 0.23 grams per stan dard cubic meter (0.1 grains per standard cubic foot)

of dry exhaust gas calculated to 12% of carbon dioxide

(C0 2) at standard conditions. In measuring the corn—

bustLon contaminants from Incinerators used to dispose

of combustible refuse by burning, the carbon dioxide

(Ca 2) produced by the combustion of any liquid or

gaseous auxiliary fuel shall be excluded from the cal

culation to 12% of carbon dioxide (C02). This Sub

section effective 8/25/71).

30.7.1 Incinerators specified In Subsections 30.4.1 and 30.4.2

which are constructed and permitted after September. I,

1978, shall not be permitted to release or discharge

• into the atmosphere particulate matter in excess of

0.18 grams per dry standard cubic meter (0.08 gr/dscf)

corrected to 12% C0 2).
Dry Refuse Charged

pounds per hour

10

50

1 00

500

1 ,000

5,000

10,000

501000

100 ,000

Maximum Allowable Rate of

Emission of Particulate

Matter, pounds per hour

0.00407

0.0203

0.0407

0.203

0.407

2.03

4.07

20.3

40.7

Maximum allowable emission rates for intermediate

charging rates shall be determined by using thea

equation:

E 40.7 x l0C

Where E is the maximum allowable rate of emission

of particulate matter In pounds per hour and C is

the rate of dry refuse charged in pounds per hour.

3c.3 Those incinerators specified in Subsections -O3-l 30.4.1

an,d 34r3-- 30.4.2 shall not be permitted to release or

discharge particulate matter in excess of the follow

ing amounts based upon the dry weight of refuse

charged in pounds per hour: