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Whitacre-Grear Fireproofing Company 1400 S. Mahoning Avenue Alliance, Ohio 44601 Report Performed Velocity, Temperature, Moisture, Particulate and Sulfur Dioxide Emissions Testing Sampling performed on the Swlndel DresslerTunnel Kiln Outlet P004 Alliance, OH. Test Date: 05/09/06

## Whitacre-Gre r Fireproofing Company 1400 S MahoningAvenue Allifnce, OH. 44601 

# I Report 

# I ES01 Performed Velocity,



# ~emperature, Moisture, Particulate and Sulfur D1oxide Emissions Testing 

# I Sampling performed on t11e Swindel DresslerTunnel Kiln Outlet P004 

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# 1 Dateo 05/09106

ames K. Gray Custom StackAnalysis, LLC.

# Custom StackAnalysis,LLC.

June 7th, 2006

Whitacre-Greer Fireproofing Company Mr. John Miller 1400 S. Mahoning Avenue Alliance, Ohio 44601

Dear Mr. Miller; 14614 CenjieldSt. N.E. P.O. Box3750 Alliance, Ohio44601



## The following are the results for the testing performed on May 9th, 2006. The original copy is for your records. The second and third copy are for your submittal to the EPA. It was a pleasure doing work for you. Ifyou have anyfurther questions please give me a call at 330-525-5119.

Sincerely,

ames 

## K. Gray Custom Stack Analysis, LLC.

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### REPORT CERTIFICATION 

## Custom StackAnalysis, LLC. has used its professional experience and best professional efforts in performing this compliance test. I have reviewed the results ofthese tests and to the best of my knowledge and beliefthey are true and correct.



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## Executive Summary Test Results Methods Description Sampling Train Diagram TABLE OF CONTENTS



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## 5 Sampling Point Description......................................................................... 6 Calculations

APPENDIX Test Data Laboratory Data Calibration Data Production Data 

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### EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 

## Custom Stack Analysis, LLC. conducted emissions sampling using USEPA Methods 1-5 and 8. Testing was conducted for velocity, temperature, moisture, particulate and sulfur dioxide emissions on the Swindell Tunnel Kiln outlet on May 9th, 2006. The testing was conducted for compliance purposes. The Custom Stack Analysis, LLC. test crew consisted of Mr. James Gray and Mr. Jeff Pittman. The testing procedures were coordinated by Mr. John Miller of Whitacre-Greer Fireproofing Company. All testing procedures were witnessed by Mr. Joe Loucek ofthe Ohio EPA Northeast District Office. The kiln is a Swindel Dressier tunnel type charging about 10 tons per hour. The stack is located at the charge end ofthe unit with the gas stream counter flow with the brick tavel. The samples were taken in the brick stack above the roof line. A description of the testing protocol is included on pages 3-4. All testing calculations are located on pages 7-10. Appendix 1 includes field test data. Appendix 2 contains laboratory data from Custom Stack Analysis, LLC. Appendix 3 contains calibration data for equipment used on test day. Appendix 4 contains production data from Whitacre-Greer Fireproofing Company. Test results are located on page 2.

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## Page 1Stack Gas Velocity (It/sec) Standard cubic feet an hour Actual Cubic Feet per Minute Moisture % lsokinicity % Carbon Dioxide % Oxygen% Nitrogen% Particulate (lbs/hr) Particulate (gr/dscf) Sulfur Dioxide (lbs/hr) Sulfur Dioxide (lbsldscn Sulfur Dioxide (lbs/ton charged) 

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# CRfN TEST RESULTS Particulate/SO, 05/09/06 

### Swlndel DresslerTunnel Kiln P004 Run#1 Runll2 Run#3 38.56 39.77 41.18 768,889 782,353 818,822 25,170 25,960 26,885 9.98% 10.12% 9.35% 94.3% 93.1% 93.7% 4.0% 4.0% 3.8% 15% 15% 15.2% 81% 81% 81% 6.91 9.51 7.28 .0629 .0851 .0622 84.57 81.41 81.07 .00011 .00010 .000099 8.66 8.34 8.31 

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## METHOD 1 Sample and velocity traverses for stationary sources. To aid in the representative measurement of pollutant emissions and/ ortotal volumetric flow rate from a stationary source, a measurement site where the effluent stream is flowing in a known direction is selected, and the cross-section of the stack is divided into a number of equal areas. A traverse point is then located within each ofthese equal areas.

METHOD 2 Determination of stack gas velocity and volumetric flow rate. The average gas velocity in a stack is determined from the gas density and from measurement of the average velocity head with a TypeS (Stausscheibe or reverse type) pitot tube.

METHOD 3 Gas analysis forthe determination ofdry molecular weight. This method is applicable for determining carbon dioxide and oxygen concentrations and dry molecularweight ofa sample from a gas stream ofa fossil-fuel combustion process.

METHOD4. Determination of moisture content in stack gases. A gas sample is extracted at a constant rate from the source. It is determined either volumetrically or gravimetrically.

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### METHOD 8 TESTING DESCRIPTION


## Sulfur Dioxide and Particulate samples were collected following EPA Methods 1-8. Each point was sampled for 3 minutes for a total of a 60 minute test. The equipment used fortesting consisted of a Burrell Model B orsat analyzer and a Custom Stack Analysis Sampling Apparatus {EPA type). A type "S" pitot and a heated sampling probe were used with the sampling train. All equipment was calibrated in the laboratory prior to the test. The sampling nozzle and the pitot tubes were measured on the day ofthe test. All calibrations can be found in the appendix. The dust laden gases are passed through a pyrex probe. The first and third impingers were the standard Greenburg-Smith type and the second and fourth one were a modified Greenburg-Smith type. The first impinger contained 100 ml of 80% isopropanol. The gases leaving the first impinger are passed through a four inch filter holder containing Gelman Type A-E fiberglass filter media. The second and third impinger contained 100 ml of 3% Hydrogen Peroxide. The fourth impinger is used as a drytrap. After leaving the fourth impinger the gases passed through a "Drierite" column containing about 500 grams of calcium sulfate (CaS04) desicant to remove any remaining water vapor. The dry gas then passed through the hose portion ofthe umbilical cord to an Custom Stack Analysis Sampling Apparatus. In the module the gas was moved through the system by a leakless air pump to a Rockweii175-S dry test meter. The dry test meter exhausted to a calibrated orifice to measure the flow rate of the gases passing through the sampling apparatus. A type "S" pitot tube was attached to the sheath ofthe heated probe and nozzle. The orifice pressure taps and the pitot tube were connected to a Dwyer duel 10 inch combination inclined-well type manometer. One half ofthe manometer measured the orifice differential pressure ("H) and the other half measured the flue gas velocity head ("P). The temperature ofthe flue gas was measured by a type "K" thermocouple connected to a Marlin Digital Temperature Indicator. The C02 and 02 levels were analyzed using a Burrell "Industrial" Model B orsat analyzer.

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# Method 8 Sampling System

1 Probe 

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# Sampling Point Locations

Upstream

Downstream

Location Upstream= Downstream = Stack Diameter Sample Point# 1 

### 2 

### 3 

### 4 5 Outlet 69.5" 237" 43.5 X 36 inches

4.4 inches 13.1 

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# CALCULATIONS Outlet BUN1l1 

### RUN1I2 Blll'I.1Q**~** 1. Vm (std) 35.14 35.30 37.17 VM' 17.64' PBAR + 13.6 

### •y Tm BUN1l1 

### RUN1I2 RUl'l1Q Vm (std) =Volumeof

### gas collected. corrected to standard conditions. cult. = 35.14 35.30 37.17 Vm = Volume of gas sampled at meter box, cuft. = 35.16 35.93 38.35 17.64 = Standardtemperature. 528 RankineI std pressure. 29.92. = 17.64 17.64 17.64 Tm ::;: Average dry gas meter temperature, + 460 Rankine. 

### = 513 522 530 Pbar = Barometric pressure. inches of mercury (Hg) = 29.03 29.03 29.06 'H = Average pressure dffi'erential across orifice. 

### = 1.3 1.4 1.6 13.6 =SpecifiCgravity of mercury. = 13.6 13.6 13.6 

### y = Calibration factor ofmeterbox. 0.998 0.998 0.998 BUN1l1 

### RUN1I2 Blll'I.1Q 2. Vw (std) • 3.90 3.97 3.84 

# [ VIc PH20 RTstd 

### -K2 

# . Vlc··-=:J Mh20 Pstd 

### RllNJt1 H!.lli.ll2 RUN#3 VIc ::: Volume ofwater and silica colected. 82.7 84.3 81.4 PH20 =Density ofwater, 0.002201 lblml. 0.002201 0.002201 0.002201 MH20 = Molecularweightofwater. 18.01 lb!IIHnole. 

### = 18.01 18.01 18.01 R = Ideal gas constanl. 21.85 in. hg.ft3/R-Ib-mole. 

### = 21.85 21.85 21.85 Tstd = Standard absolute temperature, 528 R 528 528 528 Pstd 

### = Standard absolute pressure. 29.92 in. Hg. 

### = 29.92 29.92 29.92 K2 

### =0.0471 ft3/ mi. 

### = 0.0471 0.0471 0.0471 

### B.I.H'l/1.1 RUN1I2 Blll'I.1Q 3. Bws 0.0998 0.1012 0.0935 

# l Vw!stdl Vm(std) +Vw(std) 

### RUJi111 

### RUN1I2 RUN.1Q Bws =Watervapor in the gas stream, proportion. 0.0998 0.1012 0.0935 Vw(sld) =Volume ofwater vapor in the gas sample, set. 

### = 3.90 3.97 3.84 Vm(std) =Volume of gas sampled at meter box, scf. 

### = 35.14 35.30 37.17

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### 4. Md 29.24 29.24 29.216 = 

## I 0.44 (%C02) + 0.32 (%02) + 0.28 (%N2) + %CO) BUl'U11 

### B.UJilll2 RUJil1l;l Md = Dry molecular

**weigh~** lb/lb-mole. = 29.24 29.24 29.216 0.44 = Molecularweightof C02 divided by 100. = 0.44 0.44 0.44
0.32 

# = Molecularweight of 02 divided by 100. 

# = 0.32 0.32 0.32 0.28 =Molecularweight of N2 or COdivided by 100. 

# = 0.28 0.28 0.28 Co2, 02, N2, and COare in percentby volume, dry basis. B_!i_li#1 

### B.UJilll2 Bllfllli3 5. Ms 28.12 28.10 28.17 

# =

**~-** • (1-Bws) + M H20 • (Bws) 

## I BUl'U11 

### B.UJilll2 RUI'U'3 Ms 

# = Molecularweight of gas ,wet basis, lb

### niHnole. 28.12 28.10 28.17 M H20 =Molecularweight ofwater, 181b/lb-mole. 

# = 18 18 18 RUN#1 RUN#2 RUN#3 6. Vs 38.56 39.77 41.18 85.49 

# . cpr:;,jrs +460 Ps • Ms BUl'U11 

### B.UJilll2 RU1'l..1Q Vs = Average stack gas velocity, ft Isec. 38.56 39.77 41.18 85.49 

# = Pilot tube constant, ItIsec. 

# = 85.49 85.49 85.49 Cp 

# = Pilottube

**coefflcien~** dimensionless. 0.84 0.84 0.84 •p =Velocity head ofstack gas, avg. sq 

### rt. 

# = 0.5097 0.5224 0.5422 Ts 

# = Temperature ofstack gas, + 460 (Rankine). 

# = 906 917 916 Ps =Absolute stack gas pressure, barometric + slatic. 

# = 29.04 29.04 29.07 Ms = Molecularweight of stack gas, 

### wet basis. 

# = 28.12 28.10 28.17 RUN#1 

### RUI'U'2 RUJil1l;l 7. ACFM 25170 25960 26885 

# I StackArea

**_.:_~** BUl'U11 RUI'U'2 

# = Vs 

### =Average slack gas velocity, ttlsec. 

# = 38.56 39.77 41.18

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### Blllill2 RllN1I3 K4 

# . Ts 

# . Vmstd 8. lsokinicity 94.3 93.1 93.7 Ps 

# . Vs 

# . An 

# . Min 

# . (1-Bw.) 

### RJm..ltl 

### Blllill2 B.!.iJII..II3 K4 

### =0.09450for English untts. 0.0945 0.0945 0.0945 Ts 

### = Stacktemperature + 460 R 906 917 916 Vmstd 

### =Volume ofgas collected, sci. 

### = 35.14 35.30 37.17 Ps 

### = Stack pressure, inches Hg. 

### = 29.04 29.04 29.07 Vs 

### = Stackvelocity, ItI sec. 

### = 38.56 39.77 41.18 An 

### =Area ofthesampling nozzle. cult 

### = 0.0005275 0.0005275 0.0005275 Min. = Minutes oftest 

### = 60 60 60 Bws =Watervapor in the gas stream, proportion. 

### = 0.0998 0.1012 0.0935
RUlill1 

### Blllill2 RllN1I3 12.205 • Mn sclh

# I 9. lbs/Hr 6.91 9.51 7.28 

### = E-6 

# . Vmstd RUlill1 RUlill2 

### B.!.iJII..II3 2.205 • E-l Conversion from mg to lbs. 2.205 • E-6 2.205 • E-6 2.205 • E-6 Mn 

### = Weightgain offilterandwash minus blank. 143.65 195.05 150.15 sclh Standard stack volumebicflow rate. 

### = 768889 782353 818822 Vmstd 

### = Volume of airsampled atstp. 

### = 35.14 35.30 37.17 

### RUI'U!l 

### Blllill2 RllN1I3 10.0154 Mn 10. Gr/Dscf 0.0629 0.0851 0.0622 Vmstd 

### RJm..ltl 

### Blllill2 B.!.iJII..II3 0.0154 Conversiontograinsfrom mg. 0.0154 0.0154 0.0154 Vmstd 

### = Volume of air sampled at stp. 

### = 35.14 35.30 37.17 Mn 

### = Weightgain offilter andwash minus blank. 143.65 195.05 150.15

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### BJJI'Utl BUJilll2 

### R!.lli113 

# I Tstd Ps 11 SCFH 768889 782353 818822 = 3600.(1- BINS ) • Vs * A-- 

# ·-- Ts Pstd 

### llJ.!I'Utl BUJilll2 R!.!J'I_j/_3 3600 = Seconds per hour. = 3600 3600 3600 

### Bws = Water vapor in the gas stream, proportion. = 0.0998 0.1012 0.0935 A = Area ofstack in sqft. = 10.88 10.88 10.88 Tstd = Standard absolute temperature. 528 R. = 528 528 528 Pstd = Standard absolute pressure, 29.92 in. Hg. = 29.92 29.92 29.92 Ts = Temperature ofstack gas, + 460 (Rankine). 906 917 916 Ps = Absolute stackgas pressure, barometric + static. 29.03 29.03 29.06 Vs = Averagestack gas velocity, ItIsec. 38.58 39.77 41.18

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# TEST DATA

COMPANY NAME Whitacre-Greer Fireproofing Co. TEST,METHODS -5&8 ADDRESS 1400 S. MahoningAvenue CREW MEMBERS Jim G,JeffP CITY Alliance LOCATION Outlet STATE OH SOURCE **~------------** 

### P004 _ ZIP 44601 CONTROL

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### OUTLET RUN

### #1 RUN 

### lt2 RUN 

### #3 DATE 05109/06 05109/06 05109/06 f--- 

### iiME 850-957 1017-1122 1135-1241 RUN LENGTH (min) 60 60 60 -- 1----·-

# -- VOWME (cubicfeet) 

### 35.16 35.925 38.35 -- 

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### YFACTOR 0.998

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### 0.~~ 0.998 BAROMETRIC 

### t--- t- 29.06 -- ---- 

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### 29.03 29.03

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### METER TEMP. (R) 513 522 530 ··- ·-· 

### STACKTEMP. (R) 906 917 916 --·-- ---- 

### AVERAGEAP 0.5097 0.5224 0.5422

-- --·-·· 

### AVERAGEAH 1.3 1.4 1.6 76.8 73.5 ·--· -··-- 

## t-- .. 

### IMPINGERVOLUME 72.9
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### 1---- --- 

### SIUCAVOWME 9.8 7.5 7.9 PITOTCOEF. 0.84 - 

### 0.84 0.84 - -·- 

### 1----

## t- -- 

### STATIC PRESSURE 0.1 0.1 0.1 --

## t- ---

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### STACKAREA 10.88 10.88 10.88 NOZZLE SIZE (sqlft) 0.0005275 0.0005275 0.0005275
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### t---- CARBON MONOXIDE 

## r-------'?-t-- 0 0 CARBON DIOXIDE 3.8 ----t-----· --- 

### 4 4
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### OXYGEN 

## t-· 15 15 15.2

**~ITROG_EN** 

## ___ 1 __ 

## _!1~ ____!1____ 81 - -- -·· --

**-~ ~**  

### WEIGHTS INITIAL PROBE -POST PROBE

TOTAL INITIAL FILTER POST FILTER TOTAL

INITIALACE. BLANK POSTACE. BLANK TOTAL --·-- ,---·-- -·-- ----··,---·----,----



# -=-i=-~

**=t=--.-~** t----- t----··· 

### 115119.2 98753.8 118277.1 115171.2 98870.1 118351.5 52 116.3 74.4 

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# TEST DATA
OUTLET 

### RUN#1 RUN#2 RUN#3 METHOD& 

### Vtb (ml) 

### 0.1 0.1 0.1 Vt (ml) 

### 54.3 51.6 51.7 Vsoln 

### 1000 1000 1000 Va 

### 10 10 10 N 

### 0.0101 0.0101 0.0101

- - _._

-- . -
·Vtb =Volume ofbarium perchlorate titrant used for the blank, mi. Vt=Volume ofbarium perchloratetitrant used forthe sample, ml (average orreplicatetitratlons). Vsoln =Totalvolume ofsolution in which the sulfurdioxidesample is contained,100 mi. Va =Volumeofsamplealiquottitrated, mi. N

### =Normality ofbarium perchlorate titrant, milliequivalent/mi.VM (std) VW (std) BWS MD MS VS (It/soc) SCFH ACFM DCFM ISOKINETIC% PARTICULATE LBS/HR GRJDSCF LBS/DSCF OUTLET RUN#1 35.14

3.90 0.0998

29.24 29.12 38.56 768889

25170 12815

94.3

·---- 6.9144312 0.0629493 0.000008993 

# TEST RESULTS

RUN12 RUNt3 35.30 37.17

3.97 3.84 -- 0.1012 0.0935

29.24 29.216 28.10 28.17 39.77 41.18 ._L___ 782353 818822

25960 26885 13039 13847

93.1 93.7
9.5111148 7.2772141 0.0850995 0.0622124 -- 0.000012167 0.000001887

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.Vw jstd)"" Volume ofwatervaporcollected atstandard conditions. Bws =StackmoisturecoAtent. Md 

### =Determination ofdry molecularw&tght ofstack gas.

Us= Determination ofstack gas molecularweight.
Vs .. Average gas stack veiocity.(ftlsec.) ACFM'" Actual cubictntper minuteofgasvelocity. DCFII =Dry standard cubicteetpor minute ofgas velocity. LbsiHr"' Pounds p.,- Hour. GriDscf =Grains per dry standard cubic feeL 

# .

# TEST RESULTS OUTLET RUN #1 RUN #2 RUN 113 

### METHOD& 

## l S02 (Lbs/DSCF) 

### 0.00011 0.0001041 0.000099 502 (Lbs/Hr) 

### 84.57 81.41 81.069595

{Vt·Vtb)(VoolnNa)•N Coo2 =7.061•10-5 Vm{otd) COo2 =Concentrationofsulfurdioxide, citybasiscorrectedtoota-rdconditions, (lbldocl)