# Date: February 4 , 2013

Subject: Projections of the Number of N ew, Modified, and Reconstructed Em ission

Units for the Kraft Pulp Mill NSPS Review

From: Katie Hanks, Tom Holloway, and Corey Gooden

To: Kelley Spence

U.S. Environmental Pr otection Agency

Research Triangle Park, NC 27711

I. Introduction

Under section 11 1 ( b )( 1 ) (B) of the Clean Air Act (CAA)

, the U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency (EPA) is required to review and, if appropriate, revise existing new source

performance standa rds (NSPS) at least every 8 years. The NSPS for kraft pulp mills (40 CFR

part 60, subpart BB) were promulgated in 1978 and last reviewed in 1986, and are due for

another review. The NSPS regulate emissions of particulate matter (PM) from new, modified,

and reconstructed recovery furnaces, smelt dissolving tanks (SDT s ), and lime kilns at kraft pulp

mills

. The NSPS also regulate emissions of total reduced sulfur (TRS) compounds from new,

modified and reconstructed digester s , brown stock washers, multiple

- effe ct evaporator s

, condensate stripper s, recovery furnaces, SDT s , and lime kilns at kraft pulp mills.

The purpose of this memorandum is to present the information reviewed and

methodology used to project the number of new , modified, and reconstructed emissi on units that

may trigger NSPS in the 5

- year period following the applicabi lity date for the NSPS review. The

kraft pulp mill NSPS review is scheduled to be signed for proposal by May 15, 2013. The date of

proposal represents the applicability date for NSP S revisions, such that new sources or sources

that are modified or reconstructed following the applicability date would b e subject to the revised

NSPS. Economic impact analyses consider the impacts of an NSPS over the 5 years following

applicability of the NSPS. Therefore it is necessary to project the number of new, modi fied, or

reconstructed emission units that would become subject to the revised NSPS in the 5

- year time

period from 2013 to 2018. Subpart A of 40 CFR p art 60 defines terminology that relates to when

new sources commence construction, mo dification, or reconstruction. Attachment 1 to this

memorandum contains the pertinent definitions from 40 CFR part 60 s ubpart A.

The emission units represented in the projections include:

• Direct contact evapor ator (DCE) recovery furnaces an d associated black liquor oxidation

(BLO) systems and SDT s

,

• Non

- direct contact evaporator (NDCE) recovery furnaces and associated SDT s , and

• Lime kilns and calciners.

# 2 New source projections were not developed for digester s

, brown stock washers, multiple

effect evaporator s

, and condensate stripper s at kraft pulp mills

, because no revisions to the NSPS

emission limits are contemplated for these equipment

. Rationale for this decision is discussed in

a separate memorandum. (RTI 2 013a)

II. Methodology for Projecting New, Modified, and Reconstructed Sources

Several factors influence the projected number of new, modified, and reconstructed

emission units that would become subject to the revised NSPS in the 5

- year NSPS impact period,

inc luding:

• Potential for new greenfield pulp mills that would install new units (as opposed to

replacement units for aging equipment)

• Capacity expansions at existing mills beyond historical capacity growth

• Implementation of maximum achievable control standard s (MACT) standards

• Cumulative burden of air regulations implemented during the 5

- year impact period

• Equipment age and site

- specific mill operational c onsiderations

• Impacts associated with the s ubpart MM PM bubble compliance alternative (discussed in

s ecti on III below)

A. Potential for New Greenfield Pulp Mills or Capacity Expansion at Existing Mills

Table 1 presents the number of chemical pulp mills documented by EPA over time in

regulatory analyses and other sources

. (EPA 1976, EPA 1978, EPA 1983, EPA 1997, EPA 2001,

RISI 2008, EPA 2011) The overall number of chemical pulp mills has been steady or declining

over the past few decades. Soda, sulfite, and stand

- alone semichemical pulp mills are not subject

to the kraft pulping NSPS (and the declining trend in t he number of these mills provides reason

not to expand the kraft pulping NSPS to cover these types of mills).

The number of kraft pulp mills was relatively steady from the time of the original NSPS

proposal in 1976 through about the mid

- 1990s, after which the number of U.S. kraft pulp mills

has been in decline. In addition, as documented in a recent Economic Impact Analysis (EIA) for

the pulp and paper sector: (EPA 2012a)

• Capacity utilization of U.S. paper manufacturing has been experiencing a steady decli ne.

• Despite a small amount of growth in capa city between 1997 and 2001, U.S. paper

manufacturing capacity has declined to as much as 7 percent below 1997 capacity levels.

• P aper manufacturing production has decreas ed since the 2001 recession.

Considering th e declining number of mills, and dec lining capacity of the industry , we can

conclude that construction of new greenfield mills or substantial expansions of U.S. kraft pulping

capacity are unlikely in the 5

- year NSPS review period after 2013

. Therefore, the focus of the

projections analysis should be replacement (new), modified, and reconstructed equipment at

existing mills.

# 3 Table 1

. Chemical Pulp Mill Trends

- 1976 to 2011

Publication citing mill estimates Date of

publication Kraft Soda Sulfite Stand

alon e

semi chem Total

chemical

pulp mills

USEPA: Standards Support and

Environmental Impact Statement Volume 1:

Proposed Standards of Performance for

Kraft Pulp Mills; EPA

- 450/2

- 76

- 014a Sep 1976 120

174

USEPA: Screening Study on Feasibility of

Standards of Performance for Two Wood

Pulping Processes; EPA

- 450/3

- 78

- 111 Nov 1978 25 27

USEPA: Review of New Source

Performance Standards for Kraft Pulp Mills;

EPA

- 450/3

- 83

- 017 Sep 1983 121

USEPA: Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard

Industry

- Background Information f or

Promulgated Air Emission Standards; EPA

453/R

- 93

- 050b Oct 1997 122 2 15 16 155

USEPA: Pulp and Paper Combustion

Sources NESHAP: A Plain English

Description; EPA

- 456/R

- 01

- 003 Sep 2001 111 2 9 13 135

RISI: Lockwood

- Post 2008 104 1 6 9 120

USEPA: Part I ICR Database 2011 98 1 5 8 112



# Note: Mills with sulfite or semichemical processes co

- located with kraft processes are listed as kraft mills.



# B. Implementation of MACT S tandards

Two separate NESHAP (40 CFR part 63 subparts S and MM) were promulgated and

i mplemented for the pulp and paper industry during the time period from April 1998 until April

2006. S ubpart S was promulgated in April 1998. Subpart S required compliance with most

provisions by 2001 (e.g., for low

- volume high

- concentration vent gases and kraft condensates)

, and for all vent gas streams by 2006 (e.g., high

- volume low

- concentration vent gases , clean

condensate alternative)

. In addition to compliance with s ubpart S, pulp mills were required to

comply with subpart MM

, which was promulgated in 2001 with an existing source compliance

date of 2004 for kraft recovery furnaces, SDTs, and lime kilns

. Affected facilities constructed or

reconstructed after April 1998 are required to meet stringent new source limits for chemical

recovery combustion sour ces at pulp mills . The subpart MM MACT standards, in addition to the

subpart S MACT standards, therefore, influence mills’ decisions to construct, modify, or

reconstruct emission units. New and reconstructed emission units would be required to meet the

mor e stringent subpart MM emission limits for new sources. Existing emission sources that are

modified, however, would remain subject to the existing source limits in subpart MM because

modifications are not addressed under the p art 6 3 general p rovisions or i n subpart MM. Thus, a

new source projection methodology that accounts for the i nfluence of the MACT standards over

the past decade is required

.

# 4 C. Consideration of Cumulative B urden of Air Regulations

Maximum achievable control technology sta ndards and gene ral ly available control

technology (GACT) standards for major and area source facilities with industrial boilers and

process heaters were finalized in December 2012 (following reconsideration of rules

promulgated in March 2011) . It can reasonably be antici pated that pulp and paper companies will

focus their environmental capital expenditures on compl ying with the standards for industrial

boilers and p rocess heaters over the 5

- year impact period for the s ubpart BB NSPS review.

However, this expectation would only serve to reduce the number of new, modified, or

reconstructed sources and the resulting cost and economic impact estimates of the kraft pulp mill

NSPS review.

D. Equipment A ge and Site

- specific Considerations

The age and condition of equipment affects when it would be replaced, modified, or

reconstructed. Predicting the number of new

, modified, or reconstructed emission units is

complicated because several factors ( e.g., management factors known only to facility operators )

can dictate whether a new emis sion unit will be installed (either as a mill capacity increase or as

a replacement unit), or whether an existing emission unit will be modified or reconstructed. For

example, mills may choose to replace multiple DCE recovery furnaces with a single NDCE

re covery furnace; mills may decide to convert an existing DCE furnace to an NDCE furnace; or

mills may decide to rebuild their current DCE recovery furnace system following an explosion.

Further, upgrades/rebuilds may significantly extend the life of an emis sion unit without

triggering the definitions of “modificat ion” or “reconstruction” under 40 CFR part 60 s ubpart A.

This is observed in the number of mills for which rebuilds of equipm ent are indicated but the

NSPS s ubpart BB does not apply for that equipme nt.

The EPA conducted an information collection request (ICR) in 2011 which gathered data

on pulp and paper emission units for the 2009 production base year. (EPA 2011) In response to

Part III of the ICR, mills provide d process details and configuration in formation for DCE and

NDCE recovery furnaces, BLO systems (associated with DCE recovery furnaces), lime kilns,

and SDTs

. For each emission unit, t he Part II I ICR respon ses include d the equipment installation

year (and/or year the emission unit was substant ially upgraded), applicability to subpart BB and

year when the NSPS became applicable, and the reason for applicability (e.g., new or modified

unit). The ICR data were used in assessing the age of equipment for purposes of projecting new,

modified, and rec onstructed emission sources. Existing emission units that are modified or

reconstructed emission units were distinguished from new units in the ICR data set, but were not

always distinguished clearly as either “modified” or “reconstructed.” Therefore, modi fied and/or

reconstructed emission units are included in one “modified/reconstructed” grouping for purposes

of the projections discussed throughout the remainder of this memorandum.

Interpretation of the dates provided in the ICR responses was necessary in some cases

. For example, the ICR allowed mills to report “pre

- 1990” for the installation and NSPS

applicability years

. Also, some mills provided an upgrade year instead of the original installation

date. Yet other mills left a response blank, indicated th e date was unknown, or provided other

information. RTI reviewed all of the information provided in response to the installation date and

NSPS applicability questions in order to standardize the information. Gaps in the information

# 5 (e.g., blanks, “pre

- 1990” responses) were filled using recent RISI data, the 2008 Lockwood Post,

the latest Black Liquor Recovery Boiler Advisory Committee (BLRBAC) inventory, air permits,

or the inventory of emission units used in development of subpart MM

. (RISI 2008, RISI 2012,

BLRBAC 2012) Additions , revisions, assumptions, and int erpretations of the “as received”

survey responses were inserted into RTI

- standardized columns. In a few cases, it was necessary

to conservatively assume an installation date o f 1976 (the first possib le date of NSPS

applicability) as the date of NSPS applicability for units that indicated a “pre

- 1990”

modification. For SDTs and BLO systems where information was missing, the installation dates

for the recovery furnace served by the SDTs or BLO were used to fill gaps. Attachment 2 of this

memorandum contains a table of the ICR information and RTI

- added columns.

After standardizing the Part III ICR installation and NSPS applicability dates, an

“install/upgrade year for determining NSPS impact” was establis hed as the most recent date

provided, selecting from the original installation date, rebuild date, modification/reconstruction

date, or NSPS applicability date. Next, an “effective age” for determining impact was calculated

by subtracting the “install/upgr ade year for determining NSPS impact” from the year 2013. It

was noted if a particular emission unit was not currently in operation (i.e., ceased operation after

the 2009 ICR base year or was reported as idle in the ICR).

R eview of the ICR data did not rev eal any predictable age when mills would be expected

to decide to replace their emission units, or to upgrade their emission units in a way that would

always trigger the definition of “modification” or “reconstruction.” We were also unable to

locate any sp ecific age benchmark for equipment replacement, modification, or reconstruction in

our search of available literature. Considering all of the reasons why equipment upgrades could

be made and the uncertainties associated with predicting an age when emission units would be

expected to be replaced or modified/reconstructed, we decided to use the historical information

embodied in the ICR data to project a number of new and modified/reconstructed emission units.

Use of the historical information captures all of the previous new and modified/reconstructed

emission units, regardless of the business reason for each new installation or

modification/reconstruction. Although equipment age data were available for 33 years (from

1976 until the 2009 ICR base year), only the past 10 years (from 1999 until 2009) were used in

the projection in order to account for the recent influence of MACT standard implementation , the

cumulative burden of multiple air regulations, and the recession noted above.

T o project the number of e mission units that would tri gger NSPS in the next 5 years, t he

number of emission units that triggered subpart BB NSPS applicability as new units or as

modified/reconstructed units over the past 10 years (from 1999, the first full year of subpart S

MACT im plementation, until the 2009 ICR base tear) was determined. This number of emission

units was divided by 10 to arrive at a historical average number of new and

modified/reconstructed units per year considering MACT. Finally, the historical average number

o f new and modified/reconstructed units per year (rounded to the nearest whole number) was

used to project the number of new or modified/reconstructed units that would be expected in the

5

- year NSPS review impact period. Table 2 presents these calculations based on NSPS

applicability information in Attachment 2. The projection presented in Table 2 suggests emission

unit modifications (rather than new installations) have prevailed as the trigger for NSPS

applicabi lity in the past 10 years. Also, as shown in T able 2, no new or modified/reconstructed

# 6 DCE recovery furnaces are projected. This seems reasonable, given that DCE recovery furnaces

are older technology, and the last new DCE was installed in 1989.

For comparison to the 10

- year projection, Attachment 3 presents a projection developed

using the same methodology as the 10

- year projection but based on the number of emission units

that triggered subpart BB NSPS applicability as new units or as modified/reconstructed units

over the past 33 years . The 33

- year projection results in a greater number of new units as

opposed to modified/reconstructed units. The 10

- year projection more reason ably reflects the

current economic status of the pulp and paper industry and is recommended for use in the 2013

NSPS review im pacts calculations

.

Table 2. Emission Units Triggering NSPS Based on Historical Number of

Emissions Units Triggering NSPS Since 1999

Equipment t ype Recovery furnaces

LK DCE NDCE SDT 3



# Historical Data

Number of units in ICR data base 43 108 131 164

New installations triggering NSPS 0 3 2 4

Modifications/reconstructions triggering NSPS 1 

# 0 12 4 3

Total numbe r that triggered NSPS since 1999 0 15 6 7

Av erage number of new installations per year (over 10

y ea rs) 0 0.3 0.2 0.4

Average number of mod ified/reconstructed emission units

per year (over 10 y ea rs) 0 1.2 0.4 0.3

Projection for Next 5 Years

Projected number of n ew in stallations 2 

# 0 2 1 2

Projected number of mod ified/reconstructed emission units 2 

# 0 6 2 2

1. Any NSPS unit not specifi cally labeled as “new” or “replacement” was considered to trigger NSPS

through modification or reconstruction, even if not specifically labeled as modified or reconstructed.

2. Calculated as the average number per year x 5 years, rounded to nearest whole number.

3. As discussed in Section III below, mills that were assigned a new, modified, or reconstructed recovery

furnace were also assigned a corresponding new, modified, or reconstructed SDT.



# III. Projection Results

A. Assignment of Projected Emission Units t o Specific Facilities

For purposes of estimating site

- specific economic impacts and considering potential

impacts on small businesses in the pulp and paper industry, it is necessary to project which

specific facilities may install new emission units or mod ify/reconstruct existing emission units

triggering NSPS applicability. Several factors were considered when assigning the projected

units in Table 2 to specific facilities:

• T he oldest operating emission units (based on their effective age) were assumed to be

replaced with new units, and the next oldest operating emission units were assumed to be

modified or reconstructed.

• Any new recovery furnace installations would be NDCE recovery furnaces

# 7 • Black liquor oxidation units are operated with DCE recovery furnac es. If serving an

individual DCE recovery furnace, the BLO unit was considered to be eliminated at mills

where the DCE was projected to be replaced by or converted to an NDCE. If serving

multiple DCE recovery furnaces where one DCE recovery furnace was sel ected for

replacement and the other was not, then it was projected that the BLO throughput would

be reduced by the amount of black liquor processed in the DCE to be replaced.

• Based on discussion with i ndustry representatives, conversion of older (e.g., 40 year old

and older) DCE recovery furnaces to newer NDCE technology was not considered to be

technically or economically feasible due to the smaller size of DCE recovery furnaces

. Industry representatives indicate d that capacity upgrades to NDCE recovery fu rnaces are

more likely than conversion of older DCEs to NDCE technology. Therefore, recovery

furnace modifications were assigned to NDCE furnaces only. (EPA 2012b, EPA 2013)

• The projections for SDTs in Table 2 were similar to those for recovery furnaces. S melt

dissolving tanks are often replaced or modified/reconstructed along with the recovery

furnace they serve. Therefore, the mills that were assigned a new, modified, or

reconstructed recovery furnace were also assigned a corresponding new, modified, or

r econstructed SDT.

The two new recovery furnace installations were assigned to mills 130 and 145. ( Mill

code numbers were assigned to each mill that responded to the 2011 ICR.) Mill 130 operates two

small DCE recovery furnaces with effective ages of 49 and 56 years that were projected to be

replaced with one single NDCE recovery furnace and SDT capable of handling the throughput

from both of the aging DCE recovery furnaces

. The BLO system at mill 130 was projected to be

eliminated. Mill 145 operates a DCE r ecovery furnace with an effective age of 54 years that was

also projected to be replaced with a new NDCE recovery furnace and SDT

. A separate DCE

recovery furnace at mill 145 was not projected to be replaced because its effective age was only

27 years. Bec ause a single BLO system serves both DCE recovery furnaces at mill 145, the BLO

system throughput was projected to be reduced as a result of the replacement of the older DCE

furnace with an NDCE recovery furnace. The three DCE recovery furnaces targeted fo r

replacement operate with wet

- bottom electrostatic precipitators ( ESPs ) , and their SDTs operate

with wet scrubbers, all of which are more than 30 years old. Given that the current control

systems in place have exceeded their useful life , the new NDCE reco very furnaces and new

SDTs at mills 130 and 145 would be expected to install new air pollution control equipment

capable of meeting the NSPS regulatory options. Neither of the affected BLO systems have air

pollution controls.

The six modified recovery fur naces (and associated modified SDTs) were assigned to

mills 132, 139, 140, 157, 173, and 240. The effective ages of the NDCE recovery furnaces

projected to be modified ranged from 40 to 45 years. With the exception of one SDT with an

effective age of 10 ye ars (with a scrubber installed in 1988) , the SDTs associated with the

recovery furnaces projected to be modified had effective ages ranging from 40 to 45 years. The

recovery furnace ESP control systems at four of the mills are at least 40 years old. At mil l 139

, the recovery furnace ESP was installed prior to 1990 (exact date unknown) and upgraded in 1992

with additional ESP chambers. The ESP at mill 173 was originally installed over 40 years ago

but appears to have been upgraded with an additional ESP cham ber in 2000

. Most of the

scrubber controls on the SDTs projected to be modified were similarly outdated (e.g., 20 to 40

# 8 years old), with the most recent scr ubber install ed in 2002 on an SDT with an effective age of 45

years

. Because the control systems (or large portions of the control systems) in place have

exceeded or are approaching the end of their useful life, the modified NDCE recovery furnaces

and associated SDTs would be expected to install new air pollution control equipment capable of

meeting the NSPS regulatory options.

The three oldest lime kilns in the inventory (at mills 206 and 146), with effective ages

ranging from 59 to 66 years

, were targeted for replacement or modification

. M ill 206 was

assigned the new lime kiln and one of the modified l ime kilns projected in Table 2

. Mill 146 was

assigned the second modified lime kiln from Table 2. All three of these kilns are oil

- fired kilns

that burn noncondensable gases ( NCGs ) and operate wet scrubbers . Two of the scrubbers were

installed more than 20 years ago. The lime kiln projected to be modified at mill 206 operates

with a scrubber installed in 2004 as an upgrade to comply with the subpart MM existing source

standard

. New and modified/reconstructed kilns may be assumed to receive new control

equip ment capable of meeting the NSPS regulatory options, depending on the option under

consideration.

B. Consideration of Impacts Associated with the Subpart MM PM Bubble Compliance

Option

Several of the emission u nits targeted by our projection methodology for replacement

with a new unit or for modification/reconstruction are emissio n units that are included in a

subpart MM PM bubble compliance calculation ( 40 CFR 63 .682(a)(1)(ii) and 63.685(a)). The

subpart MM PM bubble compliance alternative only applies for e xisting kraft recovery furnaces,

lime kilns, or SDTs (i.e., sources with an initial startup date on or before March 13, 2001). Under

the PM bubble, mills are allowed to establish mill

- specific emission limits for each emission unit

in the bubble, as long a s the overall pound per ton of black liquor solids (lb/ton BLS) emission

rate calculated for these emission units using the mill

- specific emission limits is less than or

equal to the overall lb/ton BLS emission limit calculated for these units using the su bpart MM

promulgated PM emission limits (i.e., 0.044 grain per dry standard cubic foot [ gr/dscf ] at 8

percent oxygen for recovery furnaces, 0.064 gr/dscf at 10 percent oxygen for lime kilns, and 0.20

lb/ton BLS for SDTs). For any emission units in the bubb le that are currently subject to the

NSPS, the emissions limits for those units cannot be less stringent than the emissions limits

required by the NSPS. The PM bubble emission limits must be reestablished if the air pollution

control device (APCD) for any emission unit is modified in a way that increases PM emissions,

or if the emission unit is shut down for more than 60 consecutive days. The subpart MM bubble

compliance alterative does not apply for new affected sources (i.e., individual recovery furnaces

and associated SDTs , lime kilns with an initial start up date after March 13, 2001).

Under subpart A of 40 CFR p art 63, a “ new source ” means “ any affected source the

construction or reconstruction of which is commenced after the Administrator first proposes a

relevant emission standard under this part establishing an emission standard applicable to such

source .” The definition of “ reconstruction ” under 40 CFR p art 63, subpart A is similar to that

under 40 CFR p art 60, subpart A. It is possible that emission units may be modified under

subpart MM and remain part of the PM bubble compliance alternative. Unlike under the 40 CFR

p art 60 subpart A general provisions, there is no provision for “modification” under 40 CFR p art

63 unless the applicable standard conta ins requirements specifically for modified sources. The

# 9 new source limits in subpart MM apply for new and reconstructed sources, but not for modified

sources (unless the modified sources also trigger the definition of reconstruction). Attachment 1

to this memorandum contains the pertinent definitions from 40 CFR part 63 s ubpart A.

The purpose of the new and modified/reconstructed source projection analysis in this

memorandum is to project how many new and modified/reconstructed recovery furnaces, lime

kiln s, and SDTs may come into operation in the 5

- year timeframe followi ng proposal of the

NSPS review. The underlying business reason for each projected new an d

modified/reconstructed source is not specifically identified but is pres umed to relate to

equipment age and mill productivity reg ardless of changes to the kraft NSPS or effects on the

subpart MM PM bubble compliance alternative. Therefore, any effects on the PM bubble

compliance alternative and related costs or emissions reductions would not be attribut ed to the

NSPS review. The following scenarios were considered relative to the PM bubble:

Scenario Impact

Mill replaces or reconstructs a PM “debit”

source that relies on emissions reductions

from other units in the bubble to be in

compliance

. This “debi t” generating source would no longer be eligible for

inclusion in the bubble if new or reconstructed , freeing up

emissions reduction “credits” to extend the compliance margin

of emission units remaining in the bubble. This is not an impact

attributable to the NSPS review (because the exclusion of new

and reconstructed sources from the bubble is within subpart

MM).

Mill replaces or reconstructs a PM “credit”

source that reduces emissions more than

required in order to offset emissions from a

higher

- emitting source in the bubble

. The new or reconstructed “credit” generating source would be

excluded from the bubble and would no longer be available to

generate credits. Thus, the higher

- emitting unit may need to

reduce emissions through ad ditional or upgraded co ntrols. This

is not an impact attributable to the NSPS review (because the

exclusion of new sou rces from the bubble is within subpart

MM).

Mill modifies a PM “debit” source and

triggers the revised NSPS The modified “debit” source remains eligible for the bubble but

must also meet the revised NSPS. Fewer debits would be

required if the NSPS requires a more stringent limit than the

subpart MM bubble.

Mill modifies a PM “credit” source and

triggers the revised NSPS The modified “credit” source remains elig ible for the bubble.

Additional credits may be generated if the NSPS requires a

more stringent limit than the subpart MM bubble sources.

An APCD on a modified emission unit

changes

. None. No APCD changes that would increase PM emissions are

contemplated u nder the NSPS review

.



# IV. Summary and Conclusions

Projections of the number of new and modified/reconstructed recovery furnaces and lime

kilns were developed based on the number of new and modif i ed/reconstructed emission units

over the past 10 years . The proj ected number of units was derived based on the effective age of

equipment from the Part III ICR inventory of kraft pulp mill equipment (with gaps filled from

outside information sources, where necessary). The effective age is the number of years since

inst allation or upgr ade of the equipment and 2013. For purposes of the economic impacts

analyses needed for the NSPS review, DCE recovery furnaces with the oldest effective age were

targeted for replacement with a new NDCE recovery furnace

. The NDCE recovery f urnaces with

# 10 the oldest effective age were targeted for modification or reconstruction

. Smelt dissolving tanks

were assumed to either be replaced or modified/reconstructed along with each recovery furnace.

Lime kilns with the greatest effective age were ta rgeted for replacement or

modification/reconstruction. Table 3 summarizes the mills with projected emission unit changes

. Additional details on the equipment at these mills and other mills are provided in Attachment 2

.

Overall, two of the three small busi ness kraft pulp mills are projected to be impacted,

which will require consideration of small business impacts in the NSPS review. In total, 10 of the

98 kraft pulp mills are projected to be impacted in the 5

- year NSPS review period

. It is estimated

that t hree DCE recovery furnaces (and associated SDTs) will be replaced with NDCE recovery

furnaces and new SDTs, one BLO system will be eliminated and another BLO system will

reduce throughout, six NDCE recovery furnaces will be modified along with their SDTs, one

lime kiln will be replaced, and two lime kilns will be modified

. A separate memorandum

presents the regulatory options and cost impacts associated with the NSPS review based on the

new and modified/reconstructed source projections supplied in this memo randum. (RTI 2013b)

Table 3

. Summary of Projected New, Modified, or Reconstructed Emission Units for

Inclusion in the NSPS Economic Impacts Analysis

RTI

c ode Facility Small

business Projected c hanges to e mission u nits

130 Georgia

- Pacific Brewton LLC

-

Br ewton, AL Replace two small DCEs and associ ated SDTs

with a single larger NDCE

. Remove BLO.

132 Smurfit

- Stone Container Corp

. - Fernandina Beach, FL Modify NDCE and SDT

139 P ort Townsend Paper Corp.

- Port

Townsend, WA Yes Modify NDCE and SDT

140 Casc ade Pacific Pulp, LLC

- Halsey, OR Modify NDCE and SDT

145 Luke Paper Company

– Luke,

MD Replace DCE with NDCE

. Replace SDT. Reduce

BLO throu ghput because BLO would only serve

one remaining DCE.

146 MeadWestvaco of Virginia, Inc

– Covington, VA Modify lime kiln

157 Lincoln Paper and Tissue, LLC

– Lincoln, ME Yes Modify NDCE and SDT

173 International Paper Company

– Ticonderoga, NY Modify NDCE and SDT

206 Blue Ridge Holding Company

– Canton, NC Replace one lime kiln, and modify another lime

kiln.

240 Rayonier Performance Fibers,

LLC

– Jesup, GA Modify NDCE and SDT

# 11 V. References

BLRBAC 2012 Black Liquor Recovery Boiler Advisory Committee. Recovery Boilers In

Service . May 2012. Available at

http://blrbac.org/recovery_boilers_in_service.

EPA 1976 U.S. EPA. Standards Support and Environmental Impact Statement

Volume 1: Proposed Standards of Performance for Kraft Pulp Mills

. EPA

450/2

- 76

- 014a

. Sep tember 1976

.

EPA 1978 U

. S

. EPA

. Screening Study on Feasibility of Standards of Performance for

Two Wood P ulping Processes

. EPA

- 450/3

- 78

- 111

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# Attachment 1

Pertinent Definitions from the NSPS General Provisions ( 40 CFR Part 60 S ubpart A)

Pertinent Definitions from the NESHAP General Provisions ( 40 CFR Part 63 S ubpart A)

# Pertinent Definitions from the General Provisions ( 40 CFR Part 60 S ubpart A)

Commenced means, with respect to the definition of new source in section 111(a)(2) of the Act,

that an owner or operator has undertaken a continuous program of construction or modification

or that an owner or operator has entered into a contractual obligation to undertake and complete,

within a reasonable time, a continuous program of construction or modification.

Construction means fabrication, erection, or installation of an affected facility.

Fixed capital cos t means the capit al needed to provide all the depreciable components.

Modification means any physical change in, or change in the method of operation of, an existing

facility which increases the amount of any air pollutant (to which a standard applies) emitted into

the at mosphere by that facility or which results in the emission of any air pollutant (to which a

standard applies) into the atmosphere not previously emitted

. [Note: Section 60.14 contains the

provisions for modification].

Reconstruction means the replacement of components of an existing facility to such an extent

that:

(1) The fixed capital cost of the new components exceeds 50 percent of the fixed capital cost

that would be required to construct a comparable entirely new facility, and

(2) It is techno logically and economically feasible to meet the applicable standards set forth in

this part.

[Note: Section 60.15 contains the definitions and provisions pertaining to reconstruction ]

# Pertinent Definitions from the NESHAP General Provisions ( 40 CFR Pa rt 63 S ubpart A)

Commenced means, with respect to construction or reconstruction of an affected source, that

an owner or operator has undertaken a continuous program of construction or reconstruction or

that an owner or operator has entered into a contract ual obligation to undertake and complete,

within a reasonable time, a continuous program of construction or reconstruction.

Construction means the on

- site fabrication, erection, or installation of an affected source.

Construction does not include the remov al of all equipment comprising an affected source from

an existing location and reinstallation of such equipment at a new location. The owner or

operator of an existing affected source that is relocated may elect not to reinstall minor ancillary

equipment including, but not limited to, piping, ductwork, and valves. However, removal and

reinstallation of an affected source will be construed as reconstruction if it satisfies the criteria

for reconstruction as defined in this section. The costs of replacing mi nor ancillary equipment

must be considered in determining whether the existing affected source is reconstructed.

Fixed capital cost means the capital needed to provide all the depreciable components of an

existing source.

Reconstruction, unless otherwise d efined in a relevant standard, means the replacement of

components of an affected or a previously nonaffected source to such an extent that:

(1) The fixed capital cost of the new components exceeds 50 percent of the fixed capital

cost that would be require d to construct a comparable new source; and

(2) It is technologically and economically feasible for the reconstructed source to meet the

relevant standard(s) established by the Administrator (or a State) pursuant to section 112 of

the Act. Upon reconstruct ion, an affected source, or a stationary source that becomes an

affected source, is subject to relevant standards for new sources, including compliance

dates, irrespective of any change in emissions of hazardous air pollutants from that source.

# Attachmen t 2

Equipment Installation and NSPS Applicability Dates, and

Projections of New, Modified, and Reconstructed Emission UnitsAttachment2.EquipmentInstallationandNSPSApplicabilityDates,andProjectionsofNew,Modified,andReconstructedEmissionUnitsRTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1100 DomtarPaperCompanyLLC Johnsonburg PA Kraft 100.037A ChemicalRecoveryFurnace NDCE 1993 1993 1993 8695100 DomtarPaperCompanyLLC Johnsonburg PA Kraft 100.109 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1993 1993 1993 8695100 DomtarPaperCompanyLLC Johnsonburg PA Kraft 100.115 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1993 1993 1993 8430102 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany Longview WA Kraft 102.LK LimeKilnNo.4(LK) LimeKiln 1985 1985 1985 8506102 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany Longview WA Kraft 102.RB10 RecoveryBoilerNo.10 NDCE 19751975;rebuilt20021975 8500102 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany Longview WA Kraft 102.SDTV10 SmeltDissolverTankVentNo.10 SDT(Kraft) 1975 1975 1975 8440103 DomtarPaperCompany Plymouth NC Kraft 103.G‐158 RecoveryBoiler NDCE 2000‐upgrade1975;rebuilt20001975 8280103 DomtarPaperCompany Plymouth NC Kraft 103.G‐165 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1987 1987 1987 7944103 DomtarPaperCompany Plymouth NC Kraft 103.G‐225 SmeltDissolvingTanks(2) SDT(Kraft)(2) 1975 1975 1975 8280104 InternationalPaper Valliant OK Kraft,SemiChem 104.EUGD6 RecoveryFurnace NDCE 2006 2006 2006 8420104 InternationalPaper Valliant OK Kraft,SemiChem 104.EUGE4b NewSmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 2006 2006 2006 8423104 InternationalPaper Valliant OK Kraft,SemiChem 104.EUGE7 LimeKiln LimeKiln 2005‐upgrade 2005‐upgrade 2005 8479105 InternationalPaperCompany Springfield OR Kraft,Secondary 105.EU440BLO BlackLiquorOxidationTanks1&2 BLO 1974 1974 1974 0105 InternationalPaperCompany Springfield OR Kraft,Secondary 105.EU445A #3RecoveryBoiler DCE 1964 1964 1964 0105 InternationalPaperCompany Springfield OR Kraft,Secondary 105.EU445BEast Smeltdissolvingtanks,#3East 1964 1964 1964 0105 InternationalPaperCompany Springfield OR Kraft,Secondary 105.EU445BWest Smeltdissolvingtanks,#3West 1964 1964 1964 0105 InternationalPaperCompany Springfield OR Kraft,Secondary 105.EU445BEastWSmeltdissolvingtanks,#3 SDT(Kraft) 1964 1964 1964 0105 InternationalPaperCompany Springfield OR Kraft,Secondary 105.EU445C #4RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1970 1970;modified2007 1970 8511105 InternationalPaperCompany Springfield OR Kraft,Secondary 105.EU445D #4SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1970 1970 1970 8525105 InternationalPaperCompany Springfield OR Kraft,Secondary 105.EU455 LimeKilns#2and#3 LimeKilns(2) LK#3installed1964(LK#2installedin1955)LK#3installed1964(LK#2installedin1955)1964 8663107 DomtarPaperCompanyLLC Bennettsville SC Kraft 107.08‐P1 RecoveryFurnace NDCE pre‐1990 1990;rebuilt1996 1990 8568107 DomtarPaperCompanyLLC Bennettsville SC Kraft 107.09‐P2 SmeltDissolvingTanks SDT(Kraft) 1989 1989 1989 8568107 DomtarPaperCompanyLLC Bennettsville SC Kraft 107.11‐P14 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1996 1996 1996 8568108 InternationalPaper Campti LA Kraft 108.LK1 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1974 1974 1974 8346Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page1of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1108 InternationalPaper Campti LA Kraft 108.RB3 RecoveryBoilerNo.3NDCE 2009 2009 2009 7566108 InternationalPaper Campti LA Kraft 108.SDT3 SmeltDissolvingTankNo3 SDT(Kraft) 2009 2009 2009 7586109 DomtarPaperCompany,LLC. Hawesville KY Kraft 109.LK1 LimeKiln/ThermalOxidizer(backup)LimeKiln 1997 1997 1997 8027109 DomtarPaperCompany,LLC. Hawesville KY Kraft 109.RB3 RecoveryFurnace#3 NDCE 1985 1985 1985 7973109 DomtarPaperCompany,LLC. Hawesville KY Kraft 109.RB4 RecoveryFurnace#4 NDCE 1997 1997 1997 8267109 DomtarPaperCompany,LLC. Hawesville KY Kraft 109.SDT3 SmeltDissolvingTank#3 SDT(Kraft) 1985 1985 1985 7973109 DomtarPaperCompany,LLC. Hawesville KY Kraft 109.SDT4 SmeltDissolvingTank#4 SDT(Kraft) 1997 1997 1997 7973111 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany Vanceboro NC Kraft 111.G‐127 SouthSmeltTank SDT(Kraft) 2009 2009 2009 8400111 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany Vanceboro NC Kraft 111.G‐35 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1996 1996 1996 8400111 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany Vanceboro NC Kraft 111.G‐44 RecoveryBoiler NDCE 2009 2009 2009 8400112 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany Columbus MS Kraft 112.AA‐100 RecoveryFurnaceNDCE 2009 2009 2009 7832112 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany Columbus MS Kraft 112.AA‐101a SmeltDissolvingTankVentScrubberSDT(Kraft) 2009 2009 2009 7832112 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany Columbus MS Kraft 112.AA‐110 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1990 1990 1990 7408114 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany Oglethorpe GA Kraft 114.U500 RecoveryFurnace NDCE 19801980;rebuilt19941980 8466114 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany Oglethorpe GA Kraft 114.U508 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1980 1980 1980 8275114 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany Oglethorpe GA Kraft 114.U800 LimeKiln LimeKiln 2003 2003 2003 8329115 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany PortWentworth GA Kraft 115.LK01 LimeKiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1978;capacityincreased19901978 8229115 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany PortWentworth GA Kraft 115.RE01 RecoveryBoiler NDCE pre‐19901979;rebuilt1991,20001979 8194115 WeyerhaeuserNRCompany PortWentworth GA Kraft 115.SM01 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019791979 8194116 InternationalPaperCompany PineHill AL Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 116.001 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1967‐1968 1967‐1968 1968 8359116 InternationalPaperCompany PineHill AL Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 116.003 No.2RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1981‐1982 1981‐1982 1982 8213116 InternationalPaperCompany PineHill AL Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 116.004 No.2SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1981‐1983 1981‐1983 1982 8213117 WausauPaperMills,LLC. Mosinee WI Kraft 117.B21 #14RecoveryBoilerNDCE 1995‐Upgrade 1974;upgraded1995 1974 8136117 WausauPaperMills,LLC. Mosinee WI Kraft 117.P30 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1974 1974 1974 8136117 WausauPaperMills,LLC. Mosinee WI Kraft 117.P36 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1960 1960 1960 8136119 TINInc.dbaTempleInland BOGALUSA LA Kraft,Secondary 119.EQT005 smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019641964 8162119 TINInc.dbaTempleInland BOGALUSA LA Kraft,Secondary 119.EQT006 limekiln LimeKiln 1963 1963 1963 8228119 TINInc.dbaTempleInland BOGALUSA LA Kraft,Secondary 119.EQT008 recoveryfurnace DCE 1964 1964 1964 8162119 TINInc.dbaTempleInland BOGALUSA LA Kraft,Secondary 119.EQT010 recoveryfurnace NDCE 1989 1989 1989 8264119 TINInc.dbaTempleInland BOGALUSA LA Kraft,Secondary 119.EQT011 smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1989 1989 1989 8264119 TINInc.dbaTempleInland BOGALUSA LA Kraft,Secondary 119.EQT013 blackliquoroxidationtank BLO 1964 1964 1964 8162119 TINInc.dbaTempleInland BOGALUSA LA Kraft,Secondary 119.EQT014 blackliquoroxidationtank BLO 1964 1964 1964 8162120 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Rome GA Kraft 120.F7 RecoveryFurnace5 NDCE 1988 1988 1988 7790120 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Rome GA Kraft 120.M18 LimeKiln1A LimeKiln 1979 1979 1979 7610120 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Rome GA Kraft 120.M19 LimeKiln2A LimeKiln 1976 1976 1976 7577120 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Rome GA Kraft 120.M3 SmeltDissolvingTank5 SDT(Kraft) 19891989 1989 7790Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page2of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1121 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Orange TX Kraft,Secondary 121.000009 Smeltorashdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1967 1967 1967 8104121 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Orange TX Kraft,Secondary 121.000010 Smeltorashdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1967 1967 1967 8379121 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Orange TX Kraft,Secondary 121.000011 Limekiln LimeKiln 1967 1967 1967 8417121 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Orange TX Kraft,Secondary 121.000013 Recoveryfurnace DCE 1967 1967 1967 8104121 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Orange TX Kraft,Secondary 121.000014 Recoveryfurnace DCE 1967 1967 1967 8379121 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Orange TX Kraft,Secondary 121.BLOX01 Blackliquoroxidationsystem 1987 1987 1987 8379121 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Orange TX Kraft,Secondary 121.BLOX02 Blackliquoroxidationsystem 1987 1987 1987 8379121 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Orange TX Kraft,Secondary 121.BLOX03 Blackliquoroxidationsystem 1987 1987 1987 8379121 TINInc.dbaTemple‐Inland Orange TX Kraft,Secondary 121.BLOX01‐03 Blackliquoroxidationsystem BLO 1987 1987 1987 8379124 SmurfitStoneContainerCorp PanamaCity FL Kraft 124.001 #1recoveryboiler DCE pre‐1990 1971 1971 8501124 SmurfitStoneContainerCorp PanamaCity FL Kraft 124.004‐1 limekiln LimeKiln 1972 1972 1972 8320124 SmurfitStoneContainerCorp PanamaCity FL Kraft 124.019 #2recoveryboiler DCE pre‐1990 1972 1972 8399124 SmurfitStoneContainerCorp PanamaCity FL Kraft 124.020 #2smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1972 1972 8399124 SmurfitStoneContainerCorp PanamaCity FL Kraft 124.021 #1smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1971 1971 8501124 SmurfitStoneContainerCorp PanamaCity FL Kraft 124.037‐8 BLOXsystem BLO 1970 1970 1970 8501126 SmurfitStoneContainerCorporation Hopewell VA Kraft 126.LK LimeKiln LimeKiln Pre‐3/17/1972 Pre‐3/17/1972 1972 8413.6126 SmurfitStoneContainerCorporation Hopewell VA Kraft 126.RECOV RecoveryFurnace NDCE 19801980;rebuilt19951980 8481.1126 SmurfitStoneContainerCorporation Hopewell VA Kraft 126.SDT Smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1980 1980 1980 8434.5127 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation Florence SC Kraft,Secondary 127.LK1 LimeKiln1 LimeKiln 1963 1963 1963 8395127 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation Florence SC Kraft,Secondary 127.LK2 LimeKiln2 LimeKiln 1973 1973 1973 8324127 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation Florence SC Kraft,Secondary 127.REC1 RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1991‐Upgrade1974;rebuilt19911974 8542127 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation Florence SC Kraft,Secondary 127.SDT1 SmeltDissolvingTank(62‐80‐601) SDT(Kraft) 1991‐Upgrade1974;upgraded19911974 8542130 Georgia‐PacificBrewtonLLC Brewton AL Kraft 130.1 No.1RecoveryFurnace DCE 1957 1957 1957 7838Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page3of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1130 Georgia‐PacificBrewtonLLC Brewton AL Kraft 130.11 No.3SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1971 1971 1971 8027130 Georgia‐PacificBrewtonLLC Brewton AL Kraft 130.2 No.2RecoveryFurnace DCE 1964 1964 1964 7806130 Georgia‐PacificBrewtonLLC Brewton AL Kraft 130.23 BlackLiquorOxidationSystem(No.1BLOTk,No.2BLOTk,BLOFoamTk)BLO 1975 1975 1975 7838130 Georgia‐PacificBrewtonLLC Brewton AL Kraft 130.3 No.3RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1971(2002‐Modification)1971;modified2002 2002 8027130 Georgia‐PacificBrewtonLLC Brewton AL Kraft 130.4 No.1LimeKiln LimeKiln 1957 1957 1957 7477130 Georgia‐PacificBrewtonLLC Brewton AL Kraft 130.5 No.2LimeKiln LimeKiln 1964 1964 1964 7515130 Georgia‐PacificBrewtonLLC Brewton AL Kraft 130.6 No.1SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1957 1957 1957 7838130 Georgia‐PacificBrewtonLLC Brewton AL Kraft 130.7 No.2SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1964 1964 1964 7806131 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation WestPoint VA Kraft,Secondary 131.16 limekiln LimeKiln 1982 1982 1982 8528131 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation WestPoint VA Kraft,Secondary 131.18 limekiln LimeKiln 1956 1956 1956 8169131 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation WestPoint VA Kraft,Secondary 131.5 recoveryfurnace DCE 1975 1975 1975 8612131 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation WestPoint VA Kraft,Secondary 131.6 recoveryfurnace NDCE 1991 1991 1991 8265131 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation WestPoint VA Kraft,Secondary 131.BLO blackliquoroxidationsystem BLO 1975 1975 1975 8612131 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation WestPoint VA Kraft,Secondary 131.SDT4N smeltdissolvingtank 1975 1975 1975 8440131 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation WestPoint VA Kraft,Secondary 131.SDT4S smeltdissolvingtank 1975 1975 1975 8440131 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation WestPoint VA Kraft,Secondary 131.SDT4N/4S smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1975 1975 1975 8440131 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation WestPoint VA Kraft,Secondary 131.SDT5 smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1991 1991 1991 8177132 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation FernandinaBeach FL Kraft,Secondary 132.21LK4 limekiln LimeKiln 1989 1989 1989 8382.5132 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation FernandinaBeach FL Kraft,Secondary 132.4RB #4recoveryboiler NDCE 1970 1970 1970 7987.9132 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation FernandinaBeach FL Kraft,Secondary 132.4SDT #4RBsmeltdissolvingtankvent SDT(Kraft) 2003 2003 2003 7839.3132 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation FernandinaBeach FL Kraft,Secondary 132.5RB #5recoveryboiler NDCE 1977 1977 1977 8318.1132 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation FernandinaBeach FL Kraft,Secondary 132.5SDT #5RBsmeltdissolvingtankvent SDT(Kraft) 1977 1977 1977 8192.6Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page4of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1133 SimpsonTacomaKraftCompany,LLC Tacoma WA Kraft 133.10 recoveryfurnace NDCE 19731973;rebuilt20011973 6991133 SimpsonTacomaKraftCompany,LLC Tacoma WA Kraft 133.12a smeltdissolvingtank‐east SDT(Kraft) 1973 1973 1973 6991133 SimpsonTacomaKraftCompany,LLC Tacoma WA Kraft 133.12b smeltdissolvingtank‐west SDT(Kraft) 1973 1973 1973 6991133 SimpsonTacomaKraftCompany,LLC Tacoma WA Kraft 133.14 limekiln LimeKiln 1960 1960 1960 6768133 SimpsonTacomaKraftCompany,LLC Tacoma WA Kraft 133.15 limekiln LimeKiln 1973 1973 1973 4737135 S.D.WarrenCompany‐SomersetOperationsSkowhegan ME Kraft 135.003‐1 RecoveryBoiler NDCE pre‐19901976;rebuilt19911976 8314135 S.D.WarrenCompany‐SomersetOperationsSkowhegan ME Kraft 135.004‐1 LimeKiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1976 1976 8314135 S.D.WarrenCompany‐SomersetOperationsSkowhegan ME Kraft 135.007‐1 EastDissolvingTank(B) SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019761976 8314135 S.D.WarrenCompany‐SomersetOperationsSkowhegan ME Kraft 135.007‐2 WestDissolvingTank(A) SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019761976 8314136 SappiCloquetLLC Cloquet MN Kraft 136.EU005 RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1998 1998 1998 8256136 SappiCloquetLLC Cloquet MN Kraft 136.EU031 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1998 1998 1998 8256136 SappiCloquetLLC Cloquet MN Kraft 136.EU033 RotaryLimeKiln LimeKiln 1999 1999 1999 8257137 ClearwaterPaperCorp‐PPD&CPD,IdahoLewiston ID Kraft 137.157 Smeltorashdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1970 1970 1970 8568137 ClearwaterPaperCorp‐PPD&CPD,IdahoLewiston ID Kraft 137.189 Recoveryfurnace NDCE 19701970;rebuilt19901970 8568137 ClearwaterPaperCorp‐PPD&CPD,IdahoLewiston ID Kraft 137.204 Smeltorashdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1987 1987 1987 8568137 ClearwaterPaperCorp‐PPD&CPD,IdahoLewiston ID Kraft 137.511 Limekilnorcalciner LimeKiln 1958 1958 1958 8568137 ClearwaterPaperCorp‐PPD&CPD,IdahoLewiston ID Kraft 137.512 Limekilnorcalciner LimeKiln 1975 1975 1975 8568137 ClearwaterPaperCorp‐PPD&CPD,IdahoLewiston ID Kraft 137.721 Recoveryfurnace NDCE 1987 1987 1987 8568138 ClearwaterPaperCorporation ArkansasCity AR Kraft 138.001 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1976 1976 1976 8119138 ClearwaterPaperCorporation ArkansasCity AR Kraft 138.002 RecoveryFurnace NDCE 19761976;rebuilt19911976 8678138 ClearwaterPaperCorporation ArkansasCity AR Kraft 138.003 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1976 1976 1976 8678139 PORTTOWNSENDPAPERCORP PortTownsend WA Kraft,Secondary Yes 139.02 Emissionsdischargeto3ESPswhichventtoacommonstackNDCE pre‐1990 1969 1969 8450139 PORTTOWNSENDPAPERCORP PortTownsend WA Kraft,Secondary Yes 139.03 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1969 1969 8450139 PORTTOWNSENDPAPERCORP PortTownsend WA Kraft,Secondary Yes 139.04 LimeKiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1975 1975 7350140 CascadePacificPulp,LLC Halsey OR Kraft 140.32 LKEU LimeKiln 1968 1968 1968 8457140 CascadePacificPulp,LLC Halsey OR Kraft 140.55 RFEU NDCE 1968 1968 1968 8588Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page5of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1140 CascadePacificPulp,LLC Halsey OR Kraft 140.57 SDTEU SDT(Kraft) 1968 1968 1968 8617142 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Counce TN Kraft,Secondary 142.CU7214 Chemicalrecoveryfurnace DCE 19661966;rebuilt19851966 7962.25142 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Counce TN Kraft,Secondary 142.CU7215 Chemicalrecoveryfurnace NDCE 1999 1999 1999 8184142 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Counce TN Kraft,Secondary 142.CU7216 Chemicalrecoveryfurnace DCE 19611961;rebuilt19851961 5752.25142 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Counce TN Kraft,Secondary 142.P6009 LimekilnorcalcinerLimeKiln 1975 1975 1975 8172142 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Counce TN Kraft,Secondary 142.P6025 LimekilnorcalcinerLimeKiln 1960 1960 1960 7759142 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Counce TN Kraft,Secondary 142.P7225 Blackliquoroxidizationsystem BLO 1972 1972 1972 8511142 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Counce TN Kraft,Secondary 142.P7236 Smeltorashdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1977 1977 1977 8406.25142 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Counce TN Kraft,Secondary 142.P7413 Smeltorashdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft)(2) 1966 1966 1966 8239143 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Clyattville GA Kraft 143.6063 TVIDEquipID:[No.4LimeKiln] LimeKiln 1992 1992 1992 8304143 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Clyattville GA Kraft 143.7000 TVID‐EquipID:[No.1RecoveryFurnace]DCE pre‐1990 1953;modified1992 1953 8088143 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Clyattville GA Kraft 143.7005 TVID‐EquipID:[No.1SmeltDissolvingTank]SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1953 1953 8088143 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Clyattville GA Kraft 143.7010 TVID‐EquipID:[No.2RecoveryFurnace]DCE pre‐1990 1953;modified2000 1953 8184143 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Clyattville GA Kraft 143.7015 TVID‐EquipID:[No.2SmeltDissolvingTank]SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1953 1953 8184143 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Clyattville GA Kraft 143.7020 TVID‐EquipID:[No.3RecoveryFurnace]DCE pre‐1990 1970;modified2000 1970 8112143 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Clyattville GA Kraft 143.7025 TVID‐EquipID:[No.3SmeltDissolvingTank]SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1970 1970 8112143 PackagingCorporationofAmerica Clyattville GA Kraft 143.7032 TVIDEquipID:[BlackLiquorOxidation]BLO 1992 1992 1992 8259.4145 LukePaperCompany Luke MD Kraft 145.31 BlackLiquorOxidizer BLO pre‐1990 1984 1984 8210145 LukePaperCompany Luke MD Kraft 145.54 No.2RecoveryBoiler DCE pre‐199019591959 257145 LukePaperCompany Luke MD Kraft 145.55 No.3RecoveryBoiler DCE pre‐19901972;rebuilt19861972 8098145 LukePaperCompany Luke MD Kraft 145.56 No.2SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019591959 257145 LukePaperCompany Luke MD Kraft 145.57 No.3SmeltDissolvingTanks SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019721972 8098145 LukePaperCompany Luke MD Kraft 145.001 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1966 1966 1966 8760146 MeadWestvacoofVirginia,Inc Covington VA Kraft 146.10 No.1SmeltDissolvingTanks(REC002,REC003)SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1973 1973 8046146 MeadWestvacoofVirginia,Inc Covington VA Kraft 146.16 No.2RecoveryFurnace(REC010) NDCE 1991 1991 1991 8539146 MeadWestvacoofVirginia,Inc Covington VA Kraft 146.17 No.2SmeltDissolvingTank(REC011)SDT(Kraft) 1991 1991 1991 8539146 MeadWestvacoofVirginia,Inc Covington VA Kraft 146.23 BLOxTower(REC005) BLO pre‐1990 1972 1972 8046146 MeadWestvacoofVirginia,Inc Covington VA Kraft 146.30 No.2LimeKiln(REC047) LimeKiln 1998 1998 1998 8710146 MeadWestvacoofVirginia,Inc Covington VA Kraft 146.6 No.1LimeKiln(REC045) LimeKiln pre‐1990 1950 1950 434146 MeadWestvacoofVirginia,Inc Covington VA Kraft 146.8 No.1RecoveryFurnace(REC001) DCE pre‐1990 1973;modified1996 1973 8046147 WESTVACOTEXASLP EVADALE TX Kraft 147.14 RecoveryFurnace NDCE 2003‐Upgrade1976;upgraded1991,20031976 8415147 WESTVACOTEXASLP EVADALE TX Kraft 147.161 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019761976 8415147 WESTVACOTEXASLP EVADALE TX Kraft 147.243 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019951995 8467Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page6of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1147 WESTVACOTEXASLP EVADALE TX Kraft 147.244 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019951995 8467147 WESTVACOTEXASLP EVADALE TX Kraft 147.3 LimeKiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1980 1980 4208147 WESTVACOTEXASLP EVADALE TX Kraft 147.5 RecoveryFurnace NDCE 2003‐Upgrade1995;upgraded20031995 8467147 WESTVACOTEXASLP EVADALE TX Kraft 147.55 LimeKiln LimeKiln 2010‐Upgrade 2010‐upgrade 2010 8064148 MeadWestvacoCorporation Cottonton AL Kraft,Secondary 148.001 No.1RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1996‐upgrade1966;rebuilt1990,19961966 7470148 MeadWestvacoCorporation Cottonton AL Kraft,Secondary 148.002 No.1SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1966 1966 1966 7470148 MeadWestvacoCorporation Cottonton AL Kraft,Secondary 148.003 No.1LimeKiln LimeKiln 1966 1966 1966 7151148 MeadWestvacoCorporation Cottonton AL Kraft,Secondary 148.007 No.2RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1990 1990 1990 8378148 MeadWestvacoCorporation Cottonton AL Kraft,Secondary 148.008 No.2SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1990 1990 1990 8378148 MeadWestvacoCorporation Cottonton AL Kraft,Secondary 148.009 No.2LimeKiln LimeKiln 1990 1990 1990 8085149 P.H.GlatfelterCompany‐ChillicotheFacilityChillicothe OH Kraft 149.B011 No.9RecoveryFurnace NDCE 19781978;rebuilt19881978 8599.25149 P.H.GlatfelterCompany‐ChillicotheFacilityChillicothe OH Kraft 149.P001 RotaryLimeKiln LimeKiln 1961 1961 1961 8301.63149 P.H.GlatfelterCompany‐ChillicotheFacilityChillicothe OH Kraft 149.P005 No.9SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1978 1978 1978 8599.25150 RumfordPaperCompany RUMFORD ME Kraft,Mechanical 150.CAU‐12 limekiln LimeKiln 1989 1989 1989 7666150 RumfordPaperCompany RUMFORD ME Kraft,Mechanical 150.CREC‐1 recoveryfurnace NDCE 19811981;rebuilt19921981 7929150 RumfordPaperCompany RUMFORD ME Kraft,Mechanical 150.CREC‐2a smelttank,weststack 1981 1981 1981 7929150 RumfordPaperCompany RUMFORD ME Kraft,Mechanical 150.CREC‐2b smelttank,eaststack 1981 1981 1981 7929150 RumfordPaperCompany RUMFORD ME Kraft,Mechanical 150.CREC‐2a/2b smelttank,west/eaststacks SDT(Kraft) 1981 1981 1981 7929151 KapStone NorthCharleston SC Kraft 151.CP001 No.4LimeKiln LimeKiln 1972 1972 1972 780151 KapStone NorthCharleston SC Kraft 151.CP002 No.5LimeKiln LimeKiln 1990 1990 1990 8640151 KapStone NorthCharleston SC Kraft 151.REC001 BloackLiquorOxidizer BLO 1964 1964 1964 5731151 KapStone NorthCharleston SC Kraft 151.REC004 No.1RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1984 1984 1984 8454151 KapStone NorthCharleston SC Kraft 151.REC005 No.1EastSmeltDissolvingTank 1984 1984 1984 8454151 KapStone NorthCharleston SC Kraft 151.REC006 No.1WestSmeltDissolvingTank 1984 1984 1984 8454151 KapStone NorthCharleston SC Kraft 151.REC005/006 No.1East/WestSmeltDissolvingTankSDT(Kraft) 1984 1984 1984 8454151 KapStone NorthCharleston SC Kraft 151.REC007 No.9RecoveryBoiler DCE 19661966;rebuilt19831966 5731151 KapStone NorthCharleston SC Kraft 151.REC008 No.9EastSmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1966 1966 1966 5731151 KapStone NorthCharleston SC Kraft 151.REC009 No.9WestSmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1966 1966 1966 5731152 WickliffePaperCompany Wickliffe KY Kraft 152.03 recoveryfurnace DCE 1969 1969 1969 7756152 WickliffePaperCompany Wickliffe KY Kraft 152.04 smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1969 1969 1969 7756152 WickliffePaperCompany Wickliffe KY Kraft 152.07 blackliquoroxidationsystem BLO pre‐1990 1970 1970 8027152 WickliffePaperCompany Wickliffe KY Kraft 152.08 limekiln LimeKiln 1969 1969 1969 7658Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page7of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1153 KPAQIndustriesLLC‐StFrancisvilleOperationsSt.Francisville LA Kraft 153.EQT0053 RC‐01‐LimeKiln LimeKiln 1966;upgraded1988 1966 8400153 KPAQIndustriesLLC‐StFrancisvilleOperationsSt.Francisville LA Kraft 153.EQT0065 RF‐01‐NDCERecoveryFurnace NDCE 1964;modified1988,19981964 8568153 KPAQIndustriesLLC‐StFrancisvilleOperationsSt.Francisville LA Kraft 153.EQT0066 RF‐02‐SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1964 1964 8568154 NewPageWisconsinSystemsInc. WisconsinRapids WI Kraft 154.P30 LimeKiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1968 1968 8160154 NewPageWisconsinSystemsInc. WisconsinRapids WI Kraft 154.P32 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019671967 7848154 NewPageWisconsinSystemsInc. WisconsinRapids WI Kraft 154.P35 SmeltDissolingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019761976 8280154 NewPageWisconsinSystemsInc. WisconsinRapids WI Kraft 154.P36 RecoveryFurnace DCE pre‐19901976;modified19871976 8280154 NewPageWisconsinSystemsInc. WisconsinRapids WI Kraft 154.P37 RecoveryFurnace DCE pre‐199019891989 8352154 NewPageWisconsinSystemsInc. WisconsinRapids WI Kraft 154.P38 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019891989 8352154 NewPageWisconsinSystemsInc. WisconsinRapids WI Kraft 154.P39 RecoveryFurnace DCE pre‐19901967;modified1985,19951967 7848154 NewPageWisconsinSystemsInc. WisconsinRapids WI Kraft 154.P40 BlackLiquorOxidation pre‐1990 1989 1989 8568154 NewPageWisconsinSystemsInc. WisconsinRapids WI Kraft 154.P41 BlackLiquorOxidationpre‐1990 1989 1989 8568154 NewPageWisconsinSystemsInc. WisconsinRapids WI Kraft 154.P40/41 BlackLiquorOxidationBLO pre‐1990 1989 1989 8568155 EscanabaPaperCompany Escanaba MI Kraft,Mechanical 155.LIMEKILN LimeKiln LimeKiln 1972 1972 1972 7950155 EscanabaPaperCompany Escanaba MI Kraft,Mechanical 155.RECOVERYFURecoveryFurnace NDCE 1994‐upgrade1972;upgraded19941972 8100155 EscanabaPaperCompany Escanaba MI Kraft,Mechanical 155.SDT SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019721972 8100156 LongviewFibrePaper&Packaging,Inc.Longview WA Unknown(Kraft&Semi‐chem) 156.143100 LimeKiln3 LimeKiln pre‐2000 1964 1964 2207156 LongviewFibrePaper&Packaging,Inc.Longview WA Unknown(Kraft&Semi‐chem) 156.145000 LimeKiln4 LimeKiln pre‐2000 1970 1970 6867156 LongviewFibrePaper&Packaging,Inc.Longview WA Unknown(Kraft&Semi‐chem) 156.BLOXID BlackLiquorOxidationsystemBLO pre‐2000 1988 1988 4561156 LongviewFibrePaper&Packaging,Inc.Longview WA Unknown(Kraft&Semi‐chem) 156.LK5 LimeKiln5 LimeKiln pre‐2000 1982 1982 8170156 LongviewFibrePaper&Packaging,Inc.Longview WA Unknown(Kraft&Semi‐chem) 156.RF18 RecoveryFurnace18 DCE pre‐200019651965 0Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page8of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1156 LongviewFibrePaper&Packaging,Inc.Longview WA Unknown(Kraft&Semi‐chem) 156.RF19 RecoveryFurnace19 DCE 20011974;rebuilt20011974 4561156 LongviewFibrePaper&Packaging,Inc.Longview WA Unknown(Kraft&Semi‐chem) 156.RF22 RecoveryFurnace22 NDCE pre‐200019921992 8675156 LongviewFibrePaper&Packaging,Inc.Longview WA Unknown(Kraft&Semi‐chem) 156.SMEL18 SmeltDissolvingTank18 SDT(Kraft) pre‐200019651965 0156 LongviewFibrePaper&Packaging,Inc.Longview WA Unknown(Kraft&Semi‐chem) 156.SMEL19 SmeltDissolvingTank19 SDT(Kraft) pre‐20001974;rebuilt20011974 4561156 LongviewFibrePaper&Packaging,Inc.Longview WA Unknown(Kraft&Semi‐chem) 156.SMEL22 SmeltDissolvingTank22 SDT(Kraft) pre‐200019921992 8675157 LincolnPaperandTissue,LLC Lincoln ME Kraft Yes 157.KILN LimeKiln LimeKiln 1958 1958 1958 8592157 LincolnPaperandTissue,LLC Lincoln ME Kraft Yes 157.RB2 RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1972 1972 1972 8592157 LincolnPaperandTissue,LLC Lincoln ME Kraft Yes 157.SDT SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1972 1972 1972 8592159 InterstatePaper,LLC Riceboro GA Kraft159.PW04 SmeltDissolvingTankSDT(Kraft) 1968 1968 1968 8272159 InterstatePaper,LLC Riceboro GA Kraft 159.F3 RecoveryFurnace NDCE 19681968;converted19911968 8272159 InterstatePaper,LLC Riceboro GA Kraft 159.F4 LimeKilnLimeKiln 1968 1968 1968 8254.45162 InternationalPaper Eastover SC Kraft 162.371A No.1LimeKiln LimeKiln 1982 1982 1982 8478162 InternationalPaper Eastover SC Kraft 162.372A No.2LimeKiln LimeKiln 1989 1989 1989 8117162 InternationalPaper Eastover SC Kraft 162.381A No.1RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1982 1982 1982 8559162 InternationalPaper Eastover SC Kraft 162.381C No.1SmeltTank SDT(Kraft) 1982 1982 1982 8449162 InternationalPaper Eastover SC Kraft 162.382A No.2RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1989 1989 1989 8547162 InternationalPaper Eastover SC Kraft 162.382B No.2SmeltTank SDT(Kraft) 1989 1989 1989 8421163 InternationalPaperCompanyPrattville AL Kraft,Secondary 163.BLO404 BlackLiquorOxidationSystem UK 1967 1967 8284163 InternationalPaperCompanyPrattville AL Kraft,Secondary 163.BLO405 BlackLiquorOxidationSystem UK 1973 1973 8284163 InternationalPaperCompanyPrattville AL Kraft,Secondary 163.BLO404/BLO4BlackLiquorOxidationSystem BLO UK 1967/1973 1973 8284163 InternationalPaperCompanyPrattville AL Kraft,Secondary 163.LK1501 LimeKilnLimeKiln 1967 1967 1967 7336163 InternationalPaperCompanyPrattville AL Kraft,Secondary 163.LK2502 LimeKilnLimeKiln 1980 1980 1980 8124163 InternationalPaperCompanyPrattville AL Kraft,Secondary 163.RF1901 RecoveryFurnace DCE 2007‐upgrade1967;upgraded20071967 8284163 InternationalPaperCompanyPrattville AL Kraft,Secondary 163.RF2904 RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1980 1980 1980 7656163 InternationalPaperCompanyPrattville AL Kraft,Secondary 163.SD1902 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1967 1967 1967 8284163 InternationalPaperCompanyPrattville AL Kraft,Secondary 163.SD1903 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1967 1967 1967 8284163 InternationalPaperCompanyPrattville AL Kraft,Secondary 163.SD2906 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1980 1980 1980 7656164 Thilmany,LLC Kaukauna WI Kraft 164.B08No.8RecoveryBoiler NDCE1952;rebuilt19961952 6758164 Thilmany,LLC Kaukauna WI Kraft 164.B10 No.10RecoveryBoiler NDCE1961;rebuilt19951961 7664Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page9of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1164 Thilmany,LLC Kaukauna WI Kraft 164.P08 No.8SmeltDissolvingTankSDT(Kraft)19521952 6758164 Thilmany,LLC Kaukauna WI Kraft 164.P10 No.10SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft)19611961 7664164 Thilmany,LLC Kaukauna WI Kraft 164.P12 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1986 1986 7323165 InternationalPaperCompany QueenCity TX Kraft 165.000002 Limekiln LimeKiln 1975 1975 1975 7747165 InternationalPaperCompany QueenCity TX Kraft 165.000006 Recoveryfurnace NDCE 19751978;rebuilt19911978 8287165 InternationalPaperCompany QueenCity TX Kraft 165.000008 Smeltorashdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 197519781978 8366165 InternationalPaperCompany QueenCity TX Kraft 165.000013 Recoveryfurnace NDCE 19721972;upgraded1985,1988,19901972 7753165 InternationalPaperCompany QueenCity TX Kraft 165.000014 Smeltorashdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1972 1972 1972 7750165 InternationalPaperCompany QueenCity TX Kraft 165.000019 Limekiln LimeKiln 1972 1972 1972 7399166 InternationalPaper Georgetown SC Kraft 166.BLOX1 PrimaryBlackLiquorOxidation 1997 1997 1997 8545166 InternationalPaper Georgetown SC Kraft 166.BLOX2 SecondaryBlackLiquorOxidation 1997 1997 1997 8545166 InternationalPaper Georgetown SC Kraft 166.BLOX1/2 PrimaryandSecondaryBlackLiquorOxidationBLO 1997 1997 1997 8545166 InternationalPaper Georgetown SC Kraft 166.LK01 LimeKiln1 LimeKiln 1963 1963 1963 8480166 InternationalPaper Georgetown SC Kraft 166.LK02 LimeKiln2 LimeKiln 1979 1979 1979 8535166 InternationalPaper Georgetown SC Kraft 166.RB01 RecoveryBoiler1 DCE 19631963;rebuilt19831963 8537166 InternationalPaper Georgetown SC Kraft 166.RB02 RecoveryBoiler2 DCE 1989‐upgrade1967;upgraded19891967 8545166 InternationalPaper Georgetown SC Kraft 166.ST01 SmeltDissolvingTank1 SDT(Kraft) 1964 1964 1964 8537166 InternationalPaper Georgetown SC Kraft 166.ST02 SmeltDissolvingTank2 SDT(Kraft) 1967 1967 1967 8545167 InternationalPaperCo.‐VicksburgMillRedwood MS Kraft,Secondary 167.004LK LimeKiln LimeKiln 1967 1967 1967 8222.1167 InternationalPaperCo.‐VicksburgMillRedwood MS Kraft,Secondary 167.005RB RecoveryFurnace DCE 1967 1967 1967 8361.5Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page10of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1167 InternationalPaperCo.‐VicksburgMillRedwood MS Kraft,Secondary 167.007SDT Smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1967 1967 1967 8361.5167 InternationalPaperCo.‐VicksburgMillRedwood MS Kraft,Secondary 167.TK0217 BlackLiquorOxidation(BLOx)SystemBLO 1966 1966 1966 8134.3169 InternationalPaper Mansfield LA Kraft,SemiChem 169.03 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1981 1981 1981 8592169 InternationalPaper Mansfield LA Kraft,SemiChem 169.04 No.1RecoveryBoiler NDCE 19811981;rebuilt19941981 8592169 InternationalPaper Mansfield LA Kraft,SemiChem 169.05 No.2RecoveryBoiler NDCE 19811981;rebuilt19951981 8592169 InternationalPaper Mansfield LA Kraft,SemiChem 169.06 No.1SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1981 1981 1981 8592169 InternationalPaper Mansfield LA Kraft,SemiChem 169.07 No.2SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1981 1981 1981 8592171 EvergreenPackagingInc PineBluff AR Kraft 171.002 SN02No.2RecoveryBoiler DCE 1958,1990‐modification1958;modified1990 1958 8012171 EvergreenPackagingInc PineBluff AR Kraft 171.003 SN03No.3RecoveryBoiler DCE 1959,1990‐modification1959;modified1990 1959 8568171 EvergreenPackagingInc PineBluff AR Kraft 171.004 SN04No.4RecoveryBoiler DCE 1968,1991‐modification1968;modified1991 1968 8318171 EvergreenPackagingInc PineBluff AR Kraft 171.006 SN06No.2SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1958 1958 1958 8712171 EvergreenPackagingInc PineBluff AR Kraft 171.007 SN07No.3SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1959,1989‐modificaiton1959;modified1989 1959 8712171 EvergreenPackagingInc PineBluff AR Kraft 171.008 SN08No.4SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1968,1985scrubbermodification1968;scrubbermodified19851968 8515171 EvergreenPackagingInc PineBluff AR Kraft 171.009 SN09No.1LimeKiln LimeKiln 1958 1958 1958 8296171 EvergreenPackagingInc PineBluff AR Kraft 171.010 SN10No.2LimeKiln LimeKiln 1964‐modification1964‐modification 1964 7731171 EvergreenPackagingInc PineBluff AR Kraft 171.021 SN21BlackLiquorOxidationTank BLO 1993 1993 1993 8568172 InternationalPaperCompany Selma AL Kraft,Secondary 172.LK03 No.3LimeKiln LimeKiln 1986 1986 1986 7958172 InternationalPaperCompany Selma AL Kraft,Secondary 172.RB01 No.1RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1981‐upgrade1966;rebuilt19821966 8143172 InternationalPaperCompany Selma AL Kraft,Secondary 172.RB02 No.2RecoveryBoiler NDCE 19811981;rebuilt19871981 8430Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page11of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1172 InternationalPaperCompany Selma AL Kraft,Secondary 172.ST01 No.1SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1975‐upgrade1966;upgraded19751966 8143172 InternationalPaperCompany Selma AL Kraft,Secondary 172.ST02 No.2SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1981 1981 1981 8430173 InternationalPaperCompany Ticonderoga NY Kraft 173.LK1 limekiln LimeKiln 1970 1970 1970 8488173 InternationalPaperCompany Ticonderoga NY Kraft 173.RECOVB RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1970 1970 1970 8488173 InternationalPaperCompany Ticonderoga NY Kraft 173.SDT Smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1970 1970 1970 8488174 InternationalPaper,Inc Riegelwood NC Kraft 174.G‐18 No.4LimeKiln LimeKiln 1998 1998 1998 8206174 InternationalPaper,Inc Riegelwood NC Kraft 174.G‐32 No.5RecoveryBoiler NDCE 199219821982 8300174 InternationalPaper,Inc Riegelwood NC Kraft 174.G‐60 BLOx BLO 1974 1974 1974 8100174 InternationalPaper,Inc Riegelwood NC Kraft 174.G‐63B No.4SmeltTank SDT(Kraft) 1974 1974 1974 8100174 InternationalPaper,Inc Riegelwood NC Kraft 174.G‐63C No.5SmeltTank SDT(Kraft) 198119821982 8300174 InternationalPaper,Inc Riegelwood NC Kraft 174.G‐92 No.4RecoveryBoiler DCE 1974 1974 1974 8100174 InternationalPaper,Inc Riegelwood NC Kraft 174.G‐95 No.3LimeKiln LimeKiln 1976 1976 1976 277175 InternationalPaperCompany AUGUSTA GA Kraft 175.APRX APROX/PolisherFlashTank BLO[SeeNotes] 2003 2003 2003 6045175 InternationalPaperCompany AUGUSTA GA Kraft 175.LK1A No.1LimeKiln LimeKiln 1960 1960 1960 6984175 InternationalPaperCompany AUGUSTA GA Kraft 175.LK2A No.2LimeKiln LimeKiln 1987 1987 1987 7947175 InternationalPaperCompany AUGUSTA GA Kraft 175.RB2A No.2RecoveryFurnace DCE[SeeNotes] 19651966;rebuilt19891966 6045175 InternationalPaperCompany AUGUSTA GA Kraft 175.RB3A No.3RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1988 1988 1988 8254175 InternationalPaperCompany AUGUSTA GA Kraft 175.ST2A No.2SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1965 1965 1965 6045Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page12of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1175 InternationalPaperCompany AUGUSTA GA Kraft 175.ST3A No.3SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1988 1988 1988 8254176 KapStoneKraftPaperCorporation RoanokeRapids NC Kraft 176.G‐37 No.7SmeltTank SDT(Kraft) 1975 1975 1975 8616176 KapStoneKraftPaperCorporation RoanokeRapids NC Kraft 176.G‐5 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1961 1961 1961 8616176 KapStoneKraftPaperCorporation RoanokeRapids NC Kraft 176.RB7 No.7RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1975,1997‐upgrade1975;upgraded1997 1997 8616177 VersoQuinnesecLLC Quinnesec MI Kraft 177.EU0804 RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1981 1981 1981 8237177 VersoQuinnesecLLC Quinnesec MI Kraft 177.EU0805 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1981 1981 1981 8237177 VersoQuinnesecLLC Quinnesec MI Kraft 177.EU0905 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1981 1981 1981 8187178 InternationalPaper Cantonment FL Kraft 178.08P012 RecoveryFurnaceNo.1 NDCE 19751975;rebuilt19891975 8437178 InternationalPaper Cantonment FL Kraft 178.08P013 RecoveryFurnaceNo.2 NDCE 19751975;rebuilt19891975 7935178 InternationalPaper Cantonment FL Kraft 178.08T014 SmeltDissolvingTankNo.1 SDT(Kraft) 1975 1975 1975 8437178 InternationalPaper Cantonment FL Kraft 178.08T015 SmeltDissolvingTankNo.2 SDT(Kraft) 1975 1975 1975 7935178 InternationalPaper Cantonment FL Kraft 178.09P037 LimeKiln‐MudDryerSystem LimeKiln ~1995 ~1995 1995 8504179 Rock‐TennMillCompany,LLC DemopolisAL Kraft 179.LK3 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1995 1995 1995 8340179 Rock‐TennMillCompany,LLC DemopolisAL Kraft 179.RF3 RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1992 1992 1992 8596179 Rock‐TennMillCompany,LLC DemopolisAL Kraft 179.SDT SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1992 1992 1992 8596180 GraphicPackagingInternational,Inc. Macon GA Kraft,Secondary 180.D001 No.3RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1992 1992 1992 8520180 GraphicPackagingInternational,Inc. Macon GA Kraft,Secondary 180.D002 No.3SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1992 1992 1992 8520180 GraphicPackagingInternational,Inc. Macon GA Kraft,Secondary 180.L001 No.1LimeKiln LimeKiln 1996 1996 1996 8059180 GraphicPackagingInternational,Inc. Macon GA Kraft,Secondary 180.L002 No.2LimeKiln LimeKiln 1996 1996 1996 8147181 GraphicPackagingInternationalInc. WestMonroe LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 181.01 LimeKilnNo.1 LimeKiln 1964 1964 1964 7955181 GraphicPackagingInternationalInc. WestMonroe LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 181.09 No.4RecoverBoilerStackA 19761976;rebuilt19931976 8360181 GraphicPackagingInternationalInc. WestMonroe LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 181.10 No.4RecoverBoilerStackB 19761976;rebuilt19931976 8360181 GraphicPackagingInternationalInc. WestMonroe LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 181.09/10 No.4RecoverBoilerStacksAandB NDCE 19761976;rebuilt19931976 8360181 GraphicPackagingInternationalInc. WestMonroe LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 181.11 No4RecoveryBoilerSmeltDissolvingTankSDT(Kraft) 1976 1976 1976 8360181 GraphicPackagingInternationalInc. WestMonroe LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 181.14 LimeKilnNo.2 LimeKiln 1976 1976 1976 7659181 GraphicPackagingInternationalInc. WestMonroe LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 181.49 No.5RecoverBoilerStackA 1990 1990 1990 8500181 GraphicPackagingInternationalInc. WestMonroe LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 181.50 No.5RecoverBoilerStackB 1990 1990 1990 8500181 GraphicPackagingInternationalInc. WestMonroe LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 181.49/50 No.5RecoveryBoilerStacksAandBNDCE 1990 1990 1990 8500Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page13of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1181 GraphicPackagingInternationalInc. WestMonroe LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 181.51 No5RecoveryBoilerSmeltDissolvingTankSDT(Kraft) 1990 1990 1990 8500182 PHGlatfelter SpringGrove PA Kraft 182.037 RecoveryFurnance NDCE 1993 1993 1993 8411182 PHGlatfelter SpringGrove PA Kraft 182.103 FluoSolidsCalciner Calciner 1966 1966 1966 8112182 PHGlatfelter SpringGrove PA Kraft 182.110 SmeltDissolving&SaltcakeMixTanksSDT(Kraft) 1993 1993 1993 8411183 RedShieldAcquisition,LLC OldTown ME Kraft Yes 183.002 recoveryfurnace NDCE 1971,upgradedin19871971;upgraded1987 1971 7171183 RedShieldAcquisition,LLC OldTown ME Kraft Yes 183.003 smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1970 1970 1970 7171183 RedShieldAcquisition,LLC OldTown ME Kraft Yes 183.004 limekiln LimeKiln 1974 1974 1974 7100184 Georgia‐PacificConsumerOperationsLLCPortHudsonOperationsZachary LA Kraft 184.72 recoveryfurnace1 NDCE 2000‐upgrade1967;converted20001967 8550184 Georgia‐PacificConsumerOperationsLLCPortHudsonOperationsZachary LA Kraft 184.73 recoveryfurnace2 NDCE 2001‐upgrade1976;converted20011976 8450184 Georgia‐PacificConsumerOperationsLLCPortHudsonOperationsZachary LA Kraft 184.LK1 limekiln1 LimeKiln pre‐1990 1967 1967 8430184 Georgia‐PacificConsumerOperationsLLCPortHudsonOperationsZachary LA Kraft 184.LK2 limekiln2 LimeKiln pre‐1990 1975 1975 8540184 Georgia‐PacificConsumerOperationsLLCPortHudsonOperationsZachary LA Kraft 184.SDT1 smeltdissolvingtank1 SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019671967 8550184 Georgia‐PacificConsumerOperationsLLCPortHudsonOperationsZachary LA Kraft 184.SDT2a smeltdissolvingtank2a SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019761976 8450184 Georgia‐PacificConsumerOperationsLLCPortHudsonOperationsZachary LA Kraft 184.SDT2b smeltdissolvingtank2b SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019761976 8450185 GeorgiaPacificConsumerProducts(Camas),LLCCAMAS WA Kraft 185.02 No.4RecoveryFurnace NDCE 19751975;upgraded20071975 8207185 GeorgiaPacificConsumerProducts(Camas),LLCCAMAS WA Kraft 185.05 No.4SmeltDissolver SDT(Kraft) 1975;upgrade19911975;upgraded1991 1975 8207185 GeorgiaPacificConsumerProducts(Camas),LLCCAMAS WA Kraft 185.07 No.4LimeKiln LimeKiln 1979;newburner20021979;newburner20021979 7696186 Georgia‐PacificConsumerProductsLP(NaheolaMill)Pennington AL Kraft 186.LK #3LimeKilnStackwithLK LimeKiln 1992 1992 1992 7928186 Georgia‐PacificConsumerProductsLP(NaheolaMill)Pennington AL Kraft 186.RB15 ChemicalRecoveryUnitwithESPStackNDCE 1992 1992 1992 7980186 Georgia‐PacificConsumerProductsLP(NaheolaMill)Pennington AL Kraft 186.RB17 SmeltDissolvingTankScrubberVentSDT(Kraft) 1992 1992 1992 7980188 Georgia‐PacificToledoLLC Toledo OR Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 188.001LK1 limekiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1956 1956 8329188 Georgia‐PacificToledoLLC Toledo OR Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 188.002LK2 limekiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1959 1959 8606188 Georgia‐PacificToledoLLC Toledo OR Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 188.003LK3 limekiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1963 1963 6586.3188 Georgia‐PacificToledoLLC Toledo OR Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 188.014RB1 recoveryboiler DCE pre‐1990 1958;modified1996 1958 8248.9188 Georgia‐PacificToledoLLC Toledo OR Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 188.015SD1 smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1958 1958 8209.8188 Georgia‐PacificToledoLLC Toledo OR Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 188.016RB2 recoveryboiler DCE pre‐1990 1962;modified1996 1962 7616.7188 Georgia‐PacificToledoLLC Toledo OR Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 188.017SD2 smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1962 1962 7581.2188 Georgia‐PacificToledoLLC Toledo OR Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 188.HBLBLO strongblackliquortank BLO pre‐1990 1970 1970 8712Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page14of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1189 Georgia‐PacificLLCCrossettPaperOperationsCrossett AR Kraft 189.SN25 No.4LimeKiln LimeKiln 1981 1981 1981 8053189 Georgia‐PacificLLCCrossettPaperOperationsCrossett AR Kraft 189.SN26 8RRecoveryFurnace NDCE 1981 1981 1981 8470189 Georgia‐PacificLLCCrossettPaperOperationsCrossett AR Kraft 189.SN27 SmeltDissolvingTank(East) SDT(Kraft) 1981 1981 1981 8460189 Georgia‐PacificLLCCrossettPaperOperationsCrossett AR Kraft 189.SN28 SmeltDissolvingTank(West) SDT(Kraft) 1981 1981 1981 8460190 Georgia‐PacificCedarSprings,LLC CedarSprings GA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 190.L600 LimeKilnNo.1 LimeKiln 1963 1963 1963 6664190 Georgia‐PacificCedarSprings,LLC CedarSprings GA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 190.L601 LimeKilnNo.2 LimeKiln 1967 1967 1967 6533190 Georgia‐PacificCedarSprings,LLC CedarSprings GA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 190.R400 RecoveryBoilerNo.1 NDCE 1990‐upgrade1974;upgraded19901974 3147190 Georgia‐PacificCedarSprings,LLC CedarSprings GA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 190.R401 RecoveryBoilerNo.2 NDCE 1991‐upgrade 1991‐upgrade 1991 7833190 Georgia‐PacificCedarSprings,LLC CedarSprings GA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 190.R402 RecoveryBoilerNo.3 NDCE 19741974;rebuilt19831974 7347190 Georgia‐PacificCedarSprings,LLC CedarSprings GA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 190.R404 SmeltDissolvingTankNo.1 SDT(Kraft) 1990‐upgrade1974;upgraded19901974 3147190 Georgia‐PacificCedarSprings,LLC CedarSprings GA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 190.R405 SmeltDissolvingTankNo.2 SDT(Kraft) 1991‐upgrade 1991‐upgrade 1991 7833190 Georgia‐PacificCedarSprings,LLC CedarSprings GA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 190.R406 SmeltDissolvingTankNo.3 SDT(Kraft) 1972 1972 1972 7347195 WoodlandPulpLLC Baileyville ME Kraft 195.002 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1965 1965 1965 6669195 WoodlandPulpLLC Baileyville ME Kraft 195.003 #3RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1988 1988 1988 7161195 WoodlandPulpLLC Baileyville ME Kraft 195.007 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1988 1988 1988 7161196 DomtarA.W.LLC Ashdown AR Kraft 196.SN‐02 #3LimeKiln LimeKiln 1991 1991 1991 7864.56Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page15of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1196 DomtarA.W.LLC Ashdown AR Kraft 196.SN‐06 #2RecoveryBoiler NDCE 19891979;rebuilt19891979 7933.75196 DomtarA.W.LLC Ashdown AR Kraft 196.SN‐08North #2SmeltTankVents 198919791979 7933.75196 DomtarA.W.LLC Ashdown AR Kraft 196.SN‐08South #2SmeltTankVents 198919791979 7933.75196 DomtarA.W.LLC Ashdown AR Kraft 196.SN‐08North/S#2SmeltTankVents SDT(Kraft) 198919791979 7933.75196 DomtarA.W.LLC Ashdown AR Kraft 196.SN‐09 #2LimeKiln LimeKiln 1979 1979 1979 7992.3196 DomtarA.W.LLC Ashdown AR Kraft 196.SN‐14 #3RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1989 1989 1989 8339.86196 DomtarA.W.LLC Ashdown AR Kraft 196.SN‐15 #3SmeltTankVent SDT(Kraft) 1989 1989 1989 8339.86197 DeltaNaturalKraft PineBluff AR Kraft 197.1 LimeKiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1957 1957 8538197 DeltaNaturalKraft PineBluff AR Kraft 197.12 BlackLiquorTank BLO UK 1976 1976 8239197 DeltaNaturalKraft PineBluff AR Kraft 197.2 RecoveryBoiler DCE pre‐1990 1958;modified1986 1958 8239197 DeltaNaturalKraft PineBluff AR Kraft 197.4 Smelt/AshdissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1958 1958 8239198 AbiBowUSInc Calhoun TN Kraft,Mechanical,Secondary 198.004 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1989 1989 1989 8112198 AbiBowUSInc Calhoun TN Kraft,Mechanical,Secondary 198.019 RecoveryFurnaceNo.3 NDCE 1994 1994 1994 8112198 AbiBowUSInc Calhoun TN Kraft,Mechanical,Secondary 198.020 SmeltDissolvingTankNo.3 SDT(Kraft) 1994 1994 1994 8112199 AbiBowUSInc.‐CoosaPinesOperationsCoosaPines AL Kraft 199.002 No.3RecoveryFurnace NDCE 19761976;rebuilt19971976 7736199 AbiBowUSInc.‐CoosaPinesOperationsCoosaPines AL Kraft 199.004 No.3SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1976 1976 1976 7736199 AbiBowUSInc.‐CoosaPinesOperationsCoosaPines AL Kraft 199.011 No.3LimeKiln LimeKiln 1975 1975 1975 7883200 AbiBowUSInc. Catawba SC Kraft,Mechanical 200.007_10 No.2LimeKiln LimeKiln 1994 1994 1994 7752200 AbiBowUSInc. Catawba SC Kraft,Mechanical 200.007_8 SmeltTankNo.2 SDT(Kraft) 1966 1966 1966 8232200 AbiBowUSInc. Catawba SC Kraft,Mechanical 200.007_9 SmeltTankNo.3 SDT(Kraft) 1983 1983 1983 8136200 AbiBowUSInc. Catawba SC Kraft,Mechanical 200.007RF2 RecoveryFurnaceNo.2 NDCE 19661966;rebuilt19841966 8337.6200 AbiBowUSInc. Catawba SC Kraft,Mechanical 200.007RF3 RecoveryFurnaceNo.3 NDCE 2007‐upgrade 1983;upgraded2007 2007 8215.2201 BoisePackagingandNewsprint,LLC DeRidder LA Kraft,Mechanical,Secondary 201.SR0001 No.2RecoveryFurnace NDCE 19691970;rebuilt1980,1987,20011970 7657201 BoisePackagingandNewsprint,LLC DeRidder LA Kraft,Mechanical,Secondary 201.SR0003 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1969 1969 1969 7225201 BoisePackagingandNewsprint,LLC DeRidder LA Kraft,Mechanical,Secondary 201.SR0034 No.2RecoveryDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1987 1987 1987 7657202 BoiseWhitePaper,LLC InternationalFalls MN Kraft 202.LimeKilnEU3 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1990 1990 1990 8150202 BoiseWhitePaper,LLC InternationalFalls MN Kraft 202.RecoveryFurnRecoveryFurnace NDCE Upgraded2001PSDEfficiencyImprovementProjectRebuilt1989;upgraded20011989 8366Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page16of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1202 BoiseWhitePaper,LLC InternationalFalls MN Kraft 202.SmeltDissolviSmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1990 1990 1990 8366203 BoiseWhitePaperLLC Wallula WA Kraft,Sulfite‐Na 203.2DTScr #2smelttankSDT(Kraft) 1979 1979 1979 8384203 BoiseWhitePaperLLC Wallula WA Kraft,Sulfite‐Na 203.3DTScr #3smelttankSDT(Kraft) pre‐199019731973 8384203 BoiseWhitePaperLLC Wallula WA Kraft,Sulfite‐Na 203.LKScr LimeKiln LimeKiln 1979 1979 1979 8153203 BoiseWhitePaperLLC Wallula WA Kraft,Sulfite‐Na 203.RF#2 #2Recoveryfurnace NDCE 19611962;modified20001962 8384203 BoiseWhitePaperLLC Wallula WA Kraft,Sulfite‐Na 203.RF#3 #3Recoveryfurnace NDCE 2003‐upgrade1973;upgraded1985,1996,2003,20101973 8384205 BOISEWHITEPAPERLLC Jackson AL Kraft,Secondary 205.008 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1964 1964 1964 7685205 BOISEWHITEPAPERLLC Jackson AL Kraft,Secondary 205.009 No.2RecoveryFurnace DCE 1973 1973 1973 8002205 BOISEWHITEPAPERLLC Jackson AL Kraft,Secondary 205.010 No.2SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1973 1973 1973 8002205 BOISEWHITEPAPERLLC Jackson AL Kraft,Secondary 205.025 BlackLiquorOxidationTank BLO 1973 1973 1973 8002206 BlueRidgeHoldingCompany Canton NC Kraft 206.G‐31 No.10RBDCE DCE pre‐1990 1964;modified1991 1964 8450206 BlueRidgeHoldingCompany Canton NC Kraft 206.G‐32 No.11RBDCE DCE pre‐1990 1973;modified1992 1973 8573206 BlueRidgeHoldingCompany Canton NC Kraft 206.G‐34 BlackLiquorOxidation BLO pre‐1990 1973 1973 8651206 BlueRidgeHoldingCompany Canton NC Kraft 206.G‐35 No.10RBSDT SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1964 1964 8292206 BlueRidgeHoldingCompany Canton NC Kraft 206.G‐36 No.11RBSDT SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1973 1973 8387206 BlueRidgeHoldingCompany Canton NC Kraft 206.G‐37 No.4LimeKiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1947 1947 7915206 BlueRidgeHoldingCompany Canton NC Kraft 206.G‐38 No.5LimeKiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1954 1954 8082207 AppletonPapers,Inc. RoaringSpring PA Kraft 207.038 #3RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1983 1983 1983 8307207 AppletonPapers,Inc. RoaringSpring PA Kraft 207.103A LimeKiln LimeKiln 1966 1966 1966 8381207 AppletonPapers,Inc. RoaringSpring PA Kraft 207.108 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1983 1983 1983 8307208228535 AlabamaRiverCellulose,LLC PerdueHill AL Unknown(Kraft) 208228535.001 No.7RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1978 1978 1978 8300208228535 AlabamaRiverCellulose,LLC PerdueHill AL Unknown(Kraft) 208228535.002 No.7SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1978 1978 1978 8300208228535 AlabamaRiverCellulose,LLC PerdueHill AL Unknown(Kraft) 208228535.003 No.7LimeKiln LimeKiln 1978 1978 1978 7785208228535 AlabamaRiverCellulose,LLC PerdueHill AL Unknown(Kraft) 208228535.007 No.8RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1991 1991 1991 8473208228535 AlabamaRiverCellulose,LLC PerdueHill AL Unknown(Kraft) 208228535.008 No.8SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1991 1991 1991 8473208228535 AlabamaRiverCellulose,LLC PerdueHill AL Unknown(Kraft) 208228535.009 No.8LimeKiln LimeKiln 1991 1991 1991 8057226 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation Hodge LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 226.LK1 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1971 1971 1971 7244226 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation Hodge LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 226.LK2 limekiln LimeKiln 1972 1972 1972 7142226 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation Hodge LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 226.RECB1 RecoveryFurnace NDCE 19731973;rebuilt19961973 8064226 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation Hodge LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 226.RECB2 RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1992 1992 1992 8207226 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation Hodge LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 226.SDT1N SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1973 1973 1973 8064226 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation Hodge LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 226.SDT1S SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1973 1973 1973 8064Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page17of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1226 Smurfit‐StoneContainerCorporation Hodge LA Kraft,Secondary,SemiChem 226.SDT2 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1992 1992 1992 8207240 RayonierPerformanceFibers,LLC JESUP GA Kraft 240.CA81 DLimeKiln LimeKiln 1989 1989 1989 7890240 RayonierPerformanceFibers,LLC JESUP GA Kraft 240.RF01 No.5RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1973 1973 1973 8356240 RayonierPerformanceFibers,LLC JESUP GA Kraft 240.RF02 No.5RecoverySmeltDissovlingTankSDT(Kraft) 1973 1973 1973 8356240 RayonierPerformanceFibers,LLC JESUP GA Kraft 240.RF04 No.6RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1982 1982 1982 8378240 RayonierPerformanceFibers,LLC JESUP GA Kraft 240.RF05 No.6RecoverySmeltDissolvingTankEastSDT(Kraft) 1982 1982 1982 8378240 RayonierPerformanceFibers,LLC JESUP GA Kraft 240.RF06 No.6RecoverySmeltDissolvingTankWestSDT(Kraft) 1982 1982 1982 8378242 LeafRiverCellulose,LLC NewAugusta MS Kraft 242.AA‐011 RecoveryFurnace NDCE pre‐199019841984 8455242 LeafRiverCellulose,LLC NewAugusta MS Kraft 242.AA‐012 SmeltDisolvingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019841984 8455242 LeafRiverCellulose,LLC NewAugusta MS Kraft 242.AA‐013 limekiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1984 1984 8206243 GPCellulose,LLC.Brunswick GA Kraft 243.LG07 #5LimeKiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1986 1986 8002243 GPCellulose,LLC.Brunswick GA Kraft 243.R401 #5RecoveryBoiler(R401) NDCE pre‐1990 1972;modified1980,19961972 8217243 GPCellulose,LLC.Brunswick GA Kraft 243.R403 #5SmeltDissolverTank(R403) SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1972 1972 8217243 GPCellulose,LLC.Brunswick GA Kraft 243.R407 #6RecoveryBoiler(R407) NDCE 1990 1990 1990 7889243 GPCellulose,LLC.Brunswick GA Kraft 243.R408 #6SmeltDissolverTank(R408) SDT(Kraft) 1990 1990 1990 7889340 GreenBayPackagingInc. Morrilton AR Kraft,Secondary 340.005 Recoveryfurnace NDCE 1975 1975 1975 8325340 GreenBayPackagingInc. Morrilton AR Kraft,Secondary 340.007 Smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1975 1975 1975 8325340 GreenBayPackagingInc. Morrilton AR Kraft,Secondary 340.008 Limekiln LimeKiln 1975 1975 1975 8158525 GeorgiaPacificConsumerOperationsLLCPalatka FL Kraft 525.EU17 No.4LimeKiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1976 1976 7425525 GeorgiaPacificConsumerOperationsLLCPalatka FL Kraft 525.EU18 No.4RecoveryBoiler(Oil) NDCE pre‐1990 1976;modified1991,20071976 8341525 GeorgiaPacificConsumerOperationsLLCPalatka FL Kraft 525.EU19North No.4SmeltDissolvingTanks(North)SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1976 1976 8341525 GeorgiaPacificConsumerOperationsLLCPalatka FL Kraft 525.EU19South No.4SmeltDissolvingTanks(South)SDT(Kraft) pre‐1990 1976 1976 8341531 InternationalPaperCompany Savannah GA Kraft,Secondary 531.LK7 No.7LimeKiln LimeKiln 1990 1990 1990 7016531 InternationalPaperCompany Savannah GA Kraft,Secondary 531.RF10 No.15SmeltDissolvingTankVent SDT(Kraft) 1995 1995 1995 7604531 InternationalPaperCompany Savannah GA Kraft,Secondary 531.RF15 No.15RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1995 1995 1995 7392600 InternationalPaperCompany Courtland AL Kraft 600.G0803 No.2RecoveryFurnace DCE 1979,Mod.1989 1979;modified1989 1989 7788600 InternationalPaperCompany Courtland AL Kraft 600.G0805 No.2SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1979,Mod.1989 1979;modified1989 1989 7700600 InternationalPaperCompany Courtland AL Kraft 600.G0806 No.3RecoveryFurnace NDCE 1991,Mod.2005 1991,modified2005 2005 8142600 InternationalPaperCompany Courtland AL Kraft 600.G0807 No.3SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1991 1991 1991 8198600 InternationalPaperCompany Courtland AL Kraft 600.G0903 No.1LimeKiln LimeKiln 1970 1970 1970 7887600 InternationalPaperCompany Courtland AL Kraft 600.G0905 No.2LimeKiln LimeKiln 1979 1979 1979 7847600 InternationalPaperCompany Courtland AL Kraft 600.G0908 No.3LimeKiln LimeKiln 1990 1990 1990 7962600 InternationalPaperCompany Courtland AL Kraft 600.G2303 BLOOffGasCollectionSystem BLO UK 1971 1971 7788606 BuckeyeFlorida,LimitedPartnership Perry FL Kraft 606.LK4 limekiln LimeKiln 1986 1986 1986 8400606 BuckeyeFlorida,LimitedPartnership Perry FL Kraft 606.RB2 recoveryfurnace NDCE 1958 1958;converted2010 1958 8400606 BuckeyeFlorida,LimitedPartnership Perry FL Kraft 606.RB3 recoveryfurnace DCE[SeeNotes] 1966 1966 1966 8400Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page18of57RTICode Operator PysCity PysST Pulp_ProcessesFinal_small_businessRTI&EUIDEmissionUnitDescEmissionProcessGroup YearInstalled RTI_YearInstalledRTIYearInstallednumericOperating_hr_yr_num1606 BuckeyeFlorida,LimitedPartnership Perry FL Kraft 606.RB4 recoveryfurnace NDCE 1975 1975 1975 8400606 BuckeyeFlorida,LimitedPartnership Perry FL Kraft 606.SDT2 smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1958 1958 1958 8400606 BuckeyeFlorida,LimitedPartnership Perry FL Kraft 606.SDT3 smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1966 1966 1966 8400606 BuckeyeFlorida,LimitedPartnership Perry FL Kraft 606.SDT4 smeltdissolvingtank SDT(Kraft) 1975 1975 1975 8400610 VersoAndroscogginLLC Jay ME Kraft,Mechanical 610.10 No.2SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1975 1975 1975 7842.7610 VersoAndroscogginLLC Jay ME Kraft,Mechanical 610.4 No.1RecoveryBoiler NDCE 19651966;rebuilt19871966 7528610 VersoAndroscogginLLC Jay ME Kraft,Mechanical 610.5 No.2RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1975 1975 1975 7975610 VersoAndroscogginLLC Jay ME Kraft,Mechanical 610.7 ALimeKiln LimeKiln 1965 1965 1965 7460.11610 VersoAndroscogginLLC Jay ME Kraft,Mechanical 610.8 BKimeKiln LimeKiln 1975 1975 1975 8217.76610 VersoAndroscogginLLC Jay ME Kraft,Mechanical 610.9 No.1SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1965 1965 1965 7395.4613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.001L RecoveryBoiler1LStack 1968 1968;rebuilt1991 1991 8102613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.001R RecoveryBoiler1RStack 1968 1968;rebuilt1991 1991 8102613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.001L/001R RecoveryBoiler1L/1RStacks DCE 1968 1968;rebuilt1991 1991 8102613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.002L Recoveryboiler2LStack 1968 1968;rebuilt1991 1991 8102613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.002R Recoveryboiler2RStack 1968 1968;rebuilt1991 1991 8102613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.002L/002R Recoveryboiler2L/2RStacks DCE 1968 1968;rebuilt1991 1991 8102613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.005 1LeftSDTSDT(Kraft) 1989‐upgrade1967;upgraded19891967 7998613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.006 1RightSDT SDT(Kraft) 1989‐upgrade1967;upgraded19891967 7998613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.007 2LeftSDT SDT(Kraft) 1989‐upgrade1968;upgraded19891968 7998613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.008 2RightSDT SDT(Kraft) 1989‐upgrade1968;upgraded19891968 7998613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.009 Limekiln LimeKiln 1968 1968 1968 8214613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.UT‐7 #1BlackLiquorOxidationTank BLO 1974 1974 1974 8000613 GeorgiaPacificMonticelloLLC Monticello MS Kraft,Secondary 613.UT‐8 #3BlackLiquorOxidationTank BLO 1985 1985 1985 8000615 Georgia‐PacificConsumerProducts,LPClatskanie OR Kraft 615.21 LimeKiln LimeKiln pre‐1990 1966 1966 7789615 Georgia‐PacificConsumerProducts,LPClatskanie OR Kraft 615.24 ChemicalRecoveryFurnace NDCE pre‐1990,1986‐upgrade,2005‐upgrade1967;converted1986,upgraded20051967 8208615 Georgia‐PacificConsumerProducts,LPClatskanie OR Kraft 615.25 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) pre‐199019671967 8208617 DomtarA.W.LLC Nekoosa WI Kraft 617.B14 RecoveryBoiler NDCE 1991 1991 1991 8280617 DomtarA.W.LLC Nekoosa WI Kraft 617.P21 SmeltDissolvingTank SDT(Kraft) 1991 1991 1991 8280617 DomtarA.W.LLC Nekoosa WI Kraft 617.P22 LimeKiln LimeKiln 1995 1995 1995 7440Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page19of57missionUnitsRTI&EUID100.037A100.109100.115102.LK102.RB10102.SDTV10103.G‐158103.G‐165103.G‐225104.EUGD6104.EUGE4b104.EUGE7105.EU440BLO105.EU445A105.EU445BEast105.EU445BWest105.EU445BEastW105.EU445C105.EU445D105.EU455107.08‐P1107.09‐P2107.11‐P14108.LK1RTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMDBESP Yes 1993 1993 new 1993 20YesSCBR Yes 1993 1993 new 1993 20YesESP Yes 1993 1993 new 1993 20YesESP Yes 1985 1985 new 1985 28YesDBESP‐WPR No2002 11YesSCBR No2002 11YesDBESP Yes 2000 2000 modified 2000 13yesSCBR Yes 1987 1987 new 1987 26yesSCBR No2000 13yesDBESP Yes 2006 2006 new 2006 7YesINC_RF Yes 2006 2006 new 2006 7YesESP Yes pre‐1990 2005 modified 2005 8YesNo1964 49 Notinoperation noWBESP No1964 49 NA:Notinoperation yesSCBR No1964 Notinoperation yesSCBR No1964 Notinoperation yesSCBR No1964 49 Notinoperation yesDBESP‐WPR Yes 2007(approxi 2007 modified 2007 6yesSCBR No2007 6yesESP No1955 58 NA:newerkilnconstructedin1964isused;olderkilnisbackupyesDBESP Yes pre‐1990 1990 new 1996 17YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1989 new 1996 17NoESP Yes 1996 1996 new 1996 17NoSCBR No1974 39yesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page20of57RTI&EUID108.RB3108.SDT3109.LK1109.RB3109.RB4109.SDT3109.SDT4111.G‐127111.G‐35111.G‐44112.AA‐100112.AA‐101a112.AA‐110114.U500114.U508114.U800115.LK01115.RE01115.SM01116.001116.003116.004117.B21117.P30117.P36119.EQT005119.EQT006119.EQT008119.EQT010119.EQT011119.EQT013119.EQT014120.F7120.M18120.M19120.M3RTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMDBESP Yes 2009 2009 new 2009 4yesPBSCBR/INC_RF Yes 2009 2009 new 2009 4yesESP Yes 1997 1997 new 1997 16YesDBESP Yes 1985 1985 new 1985 28YesDBESP Yes 1997 1997 new 1997 16YesSCBR Yes 1985 1985 new 1985 28YesSCBR Yes 1997 1997 new 1997 16YesSCBR/INC_RF Yes 2009 2009 modified 2009 4YesESP Yes 1996 1996 new 1996 17YesDBESP‐WPR Yes 2009 2009 modified 2009 4YesDBESP Yes 2009 2009 2009 4SCBR Yes 2009 2009 2009 4ESP Yes 1990 1990 1990 238ppmdv@10%DBESP Yes 1980 1980 new 1994 19YesSCBR Yes 1980 1980 new 1994 19YesESP Yes 2003 2003 new 2003 10YesESP Yes 1990 1990 collectsemissionsfromBB1990 23NoDBESP Yes 1990 1990 modified 2000 13NoSCBR Yes 1990 1990 modified 2000 13NoSCBR No1968 45YesWBESP Yes 1981‐1982 1982 new 1982 31YesSCBR Yes 1981‐1983 1982 new 1982 31YesDBESP No1995 18YesSCBR No1995 18YesSCBR No1960 53YesSCBR No1964 49YesSCBR No1963 50YesDBESP No1964 49YesDBESP Yes 1989 1989 new 1989 24YesSCBR Yes 1989 1989 new 1989 24YesNo1964 49NoNo1964 49NoDBESP Yes 1988 1988 new 1988 25YesSCBR Yes 1979 1979 new 1979 34YesSCBR No NA NA 1976 37YesSCBR Yes 1989 1989 new 1989 24YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page21of57RTI&EUID121.000009121.000010121.000011121.000013121.000014121.BLOX01121.BLOX02121.BLOX03121.BLOX01‐03124.001124.004‐1124.019124.020124.021124.037‐8126.LK126.RECOV126.SDT127.LK1127.LK2127.REC1127.SDT1130.1RTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMSCBR No1967 46YesSCBR No1967 46YesSCBR No1967 46YesDBESP No1967 46YesDBESP No1967 46Yes1967INC19671967No1967 46DBESP No1971 42yesMC/SCBR Yes 2007 2007 psdpermit 2007 6yesWBESP No1972 41yesSCBR No1972 41yesSCBR No1971 42yesNo1972 41yesESP/SCBR No NA NA NA 1972 41YesWBESP Yes 1980 1980 new 1995 18YesSCBR Yes 1980 1980 new 1995 18YesESP No1963 50YesESP No1973 40YesWBESP Yes 1990 1990 modified 1991 22YesSCBR Yes 1990 1990 modified 1991 22YesWBESP No NA NA NA 1957 56replace2smallDCEsw/singlelargerNDCEYesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page22of57RTI&EUID130.11130.2130.23130.3130.4130.5130.6130.7131.16131.18131.5131.6131.BLO131.SDT4N131.SDT4S131.SDT4N/4S131.SDT5132.21LK4132.4RB132.4SDT132.5RB132.5SDTRTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMSCBR No NA NA NA 2002 11YesWBESP No NA NA NA 1964 49replace2smallDCEsw/singlelargerNDCEYesNo NA NA NA 1964 49removeNoDBESP No NA NA NA 2002 11YesSCBR No NA NA NA 1957 56YesSCBR No NA NA NA 1964 49YesSCBR No NA NA NA 1957 56replacewithsingleSDTservingnewNDCEYesSCBR No NA NA NA 1964 49replacewithsingleSDTservingnewNDCEYesCYC/SCBR Yes 1982 1982 new 1982 31YesSCBR No1956 57YesDBESP No1975 38yesDBESP Yes 1991 1991 new 1991 22YesDBESP No1975 38YesSCBR1975YesSCBR1975YesSCBR No1975 38YesSCBR Yes 1991 1991 new 1991 22YesESP Yes 1989 1989 new 1989 24YesDBESP‐WPR No1970 43modNDCEYesSCBR Yes 2003 2003 2003 10modSDTYesDBESP‐WPR Yes 1977 1977 new 1977 36YesSCBR Yes 1977 1977 new 1977 36YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page23of57RTI&EUID133.10133.12a133.12b133.14133.15135.003‐1135.004‐1135.007‐1135.007‐2136.EU005136.EU031136.EU033137.157137.189137.204137.511137.512137.721138.001138.002138.003139.02139.03139.04140.32140.55RTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMDBESP Yes 2002 2002 modified 2002 11YesSCBR No2001 12YesSCBR No2001 12YesSCBR No1960 53YesSCBR No1973 40YesDBESP Yes 2010 2010 modified 2010 3YesCYC/SCBR No1976 37SCBR No1991 22YesSCBR No1991 22YesDBESP Yes 1998 1998 new 1998 15YesSCBR Yes 1998 1998 new 1998 15YesESP Yes 1999 1999 new 1999 14YesSCBR No1990 23YesDBESP‐WPR No1990 23YesSCBR Yes 1987 1987 new 1987 26YesESP No1958 55YesESP/PBSCBR No1975 38YesDBESP‐WPR Yes 1987 1987 new 1987 26YesSCBR No1976 37YesDBESP‐WPR Yes 1991 1991 modified 1991 22YesPBSCBR No1991 22YesDBESP‐WPR/DBESP/DBESPNo1969 44modNDCEYesSCBR No1969 44modSDTYesSCBR No1975 38YesSCBR No1968 45YesDBESP No1968 45modNDCEyesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page24of57RTI&EUID140.57142.CU7214142.CU7215142.CU7216142.P6009142.P6025142.P7225142.P7236142.P7413143.6063143.7000143.7005143.7010143.7015143.7020143.7025143.7032145.31145.54145.55145.56145.57145.001146.10146.16146.17146.23146.30146.6146.8147.14147.161147.243RTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMPBSCBR No1968 45modSDTyesDBESP No1985 28YesDBESP Yes 1986 1986 new 1999 14YesWBESP No1985 28YesSCBR No1975 38SCBR No1960 53No1985 28SCBR Yes 1986 1986 new 1999 14YesSCBR No1985 28ESP Yes 1992 1992 new 1992 21YesWBESP No1992 21 NA:Replaced3DCEswithwithno.4RF(NDCE)andSDTin2012YesSCBR No1992 21 NA:Replaced3DCEswithwithno.4RF(NDCE)andSDTin2012YesWBESP No2000 13 NA:Replaced3DCEswithwithno.4RF(NDCE)andSDTin2012YesSCBR No2000 13 NA:Replaced3DCEswithwithno.4RF(NDCE)andSDTin2012YesWBESP No2000 13 NA:Replaced3DCEswithwithno.4RF(NDCE)andSDTin2012YesSCBR No2000 13 NA:Replaced3DCEswithwithno.4RF(NDCE)andSDTin2012YesNo2000 13 NA:Replaced3DCEswithwithno.4RF(NDCE)andSDTin2012NoNo1986 27reducethroughputbecausewouldonlyserve1DCENoWBESP No1959 54replacew/NDCEYesWBESP No1986 27YesOTH No1959 54replaceSDTNoSCBR No1986 27NoSCBR No1966 47YesSCBR No NA NA NA 1996 17yesDBESP‐WPR Yes 1991 1991 new 1991 22yesSCBR Yes 1991 1991 new 1991 22yesNo NA NA NA 1996 17noESP/SCBR Yes 1998 1998 new 1998 15yesSCBR No NA NA NA 1950 63modLKyesWBESP No NA NA NA 1996 17yesDBESP Yes 2003 2003 modified 2003 10YesSCBR No NA NA NA 2003 10YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1995 new 2003 10YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page25of57RTI&EUID147.244147.3147.5147.55148.001148.002148.003148.007148.008148.009149.B011149.P001149.P005150.CAU‐12150.CREC‐1150.CREC‐2a150.CREC‐2b150.CREC‐2a/2b151.CP001151.CP002151.REC001151.REC004151.REC005151.REC006151.REC005/006151.REC007151.REC008151.REC009152.03152.04152.07152.08RTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1995 new 2003 10YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1980 modified 1980 33yesDBESP Yes 2003 2003 modified 2003 10YesCYC/ESP Yes 1995 1995 new 2010 3yesDBESP No1996 17yesSCBR No1996 17yesSCBR No1966 47yesDBESP Yes 1990 1990 new 1990 23yesSCBR Yes 1990 1990 new 1990 23yesESP Yes 1990 1990 new 1990 23yesDBESP Yes 1999 1999 modified 1999 14YesCYC/SCBR No1961 52YesSCBR Yes 1999 1999 modified 1999 14YesSCBR Yes 1989 1989 new 1989 24yesDBESP Yes 1981 1981 new 1992 21yesSCBR Yes 1981 1981 new 1992yesSCBR Yes 1981 1981 new 1992yesSCBR Yes 1981 1981 new 1992 21yesSCBR(NCGscrubberspre‐kiln+LKSCBR]Yes pre‐1990 1990 1990 23yesESP(NCGscrubberspre‐kiln+LKESP]Yes 1990 1990 new 1990 23YesNo1983 30NoDBESP Yes 1984 1984 new 1984 29YesSCBR/STRIP Yes 1984 1984 new 1984YesSCBR/STRIP Yes 1984 1984 new 1984YesSCBR/STRIP Yes 1984 1984 new 1984 29YesDBESP No1983 30YesSCBR/STRIP No1983 30YesSCBR/STRIP No1983 30YesWBESP/SCBR No1969 44YesSCBR No1969 44YesNo1969 44NoSCBR No1969 44YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page26of57RTI&EUID153.EQT0053153.EQT0065153.EQT0066154.P30154.P32154.P35154.P36154.P37154.P38154.P39154.P40154.P41154.P40/41155.LIMEKILN155.RECOVERYFU155.SDT156.143100156.145000156.BLOXID156.LK5156.RF18RTI_APCD_Type 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1989 new 1989 24YesNo2007NoNo2007NoNo2007 6NoSCBR No1967 46YesSCBR Yes 1980 1980 new 1980 33YesWBESP No2007 6YesWBESP Yes 1980 1980 new 1980 33YesSCBR No2007 6YesSCBR No2007 6YesSCBR Yes 1980 1980 new 1980 33YesDBESP No1996 17DBESP No1995 18Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page28of57RTI&EUID164.P08164.P10164.P12165.000002165.000006165.000008165.000013165.000014165.000019166.BLOX1166.BLOX2166.BLOX1/2166.LK01166.LK02166.RB01166.RB02166.ST01166.ST02167.004LK167.005RBRTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMSCBR No1996 17SCBR No1995 18SCBR Yes 1986 1986 1986 27yesSCBR No1975 38YesDBESP Yes 1990 1990 modified 1991 22YesSCBR Yes 1990 1990 reconstructed 1991 22YesDBESP Yes 1985 1985 modified 1990 23YesSCBR No1990 23YesSCBR No1972 41YesNo1989NoCOND/RTO No1989NoCOND/RTO No1989 24NoSCBR No1963 50YSCBR Yes 1979 1979 modified 1979 34YWBESP No1983 30YWBESP/SCBR Yes 1989 1989 modified 1989 24YSCBR No1983 30YSCBR No1989 24YSCBR No NA NA NA 1967 46YesWBESP No NA NA NA 1967 46YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page29of57RTI&EUID167.007SDT167.TK0217169.03169.04169.05169.06169.07171.002171.003171.004171.006171.007171.008171.009171.010171.021172.LK03172.RB01172.RB02RTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMSCBR No NA NA NA 1967 46YesNo NA NA NA 1967 46NoSCBR Yes 1981 1981 new 1981 32YesWBESP Yes 1981 1981 new 1994 19YesWBESP Yes 1981 1981 new 1995 18YesPBSCBR Yes 1981 1981 new 1994 19YesPBSCBR Yes 1981 1981 new 1995 18YesDBESP‐WPR No1990 23YesDBESP‐WPR No1990 23YesDBESP‐WPR No1991 22YesOTH No1990 23YesSCBR No1990 23YesSCBR No1991 22YesSCBR No1958 55YesSCBR No1964 49YesNo1991 22NoSCBR Yes 1986 1986 new 1986 27YesWBESP No NA NA NA 1982 31YesWBESP Yes 1981 1981 new 1987 26YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page30of57RTI&EUID172.ST01172.ST02173.LK1173.RECOVB173.SDT174.G‐18174.G‐32174.G‐60174.G‐63B174.G‐63C174.G‐92174.G‐95175.APRX175.LK1A175.LK2A175.RB2A175.RB3A175.ST2ARTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMSCBR No NA NA NA 1982 31YesSCBR Yes 1981 1981 new 1987 26YesSCBR No NA NA NA 1970 43YesDBESP No NA NA NA 1970 43modNDCEYesSCBR No NA NA NA 1970 43modSDTYesESP/SCBR Yes 1997 1997 new 1998 15YesDBESP Yes 1982 1982 new 1982 31YesNo1974 39NoSCBR No1974 39YesSCBR Yes 1982 1982 new 1982 31YesWBESP No1974 39YesCYC/SCBR No1976 37YesNo1989 24SCBR No1960 53YesSCBR Yes 1987 1987 new 1987 26YesWBESP No1989 24YesDBESP Yes 1988 1988 new 1988 25YesSCBR No1989 24YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page31of57RTI&EUID175.ST3A176.G‐37176.G‐5176.RB7177.EU0804177.EU0805177.EU0905178.08P012178.08P013178.08T014178.08T015178.09P037179.LK3179.RF3179.SDT180.D001180.D002180.L001180.L002181.01181.09181.10181.09/10181.11181.14181.49181.50181.49/50RTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMSCBR Yes 1988 1988 new 1988 25YesSCBR No1997 16YesSCBR No1961 52YesDBESP Yes 1997 1997 modified 1997 16YesDBESP Yes 1981 1981 new 1981 32YesSCBR Yes 1981 1981 new 1981 32YesSCBR No1981 32YesDBESP No1989 24YesDBESP No1989 24YesSCBR No1989 24YesSCBR No1989 24YesESP/SCBR No1995 18YesESP Yes 1995 1995 New 1995 18YesDBESP Yes 1992 1992 New 1992 21YesSCBR Yes 1992 1992 New 1992 21YesDBESP Yes 1992 1992 new 1992 21YesSCBR Yes 1992 1992 new 1992 21YesSCBR Yes 1996 1996 new 1996 17YesSCBR Yes 1996 1996 new 1996 17YesSCBR No1964 49YesWBESP1993YesWBESP1993YesWBESP No1993 20YesSCBR No1993 20YesSCBR No1976 37YesDBESP Yes 1990 1990 new 1990YesDBESP Yes 1990 1990 new 1990YesDBESP Yes 1990 1990 new 1990 23YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page32of57RTI&EUID181.51182.037182.103182.110183.002183.003183.004184.72184.73184.LK1184.LK2184.SDT1184.SDT2a184.SDT2b185.02185.05185.07186.LK186.RB15186.RB17188.001LK1188.002LK2188.003LK3188.014RB1188.015SD1188.016RB2188.017SD2188.HBLBLORTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMSCBR Yes 1990 1990 new 1990 23YesDBESP Yes 1993 1993 New 1993 20YesSCBR No1966 47YesSCBR Yes 1993 1993 New 1993 20YesDBESP No1987 26yesSCBR No1987 26yesSCBR No1974 39yesDBESP‐WPR Yes 2000 2000 modified 2000 13YesDBESP‐WPR Yes 2001 2001 modified 2001 12YesSCBR Yes 2000 2000 modifiedorreconstructed(2000 13YesESP/SCBR Yes 2000 2000 modifiedorreconstructed(2000 13YesSCBR No2000 13YesSCBR No2001 12YesSCBR No2001 12YesDBESP/SCBR No2007 6yesPBSCBR No2007 6yesSCBR Yes 1979(whenin1979 new 2002 11yesESP/SCBR Yes 1992 1992 new 1992 21YesDBESP Yes 1992 1992 new 1992 21YesSCBR Yes 1992 1992 new 1992 21YesSCBR No1956 57YesSCBR No1959 54YesSCBR No1963 50YesWBESP No1996 17YesSCBR No1996 17YesWBESP No1996 17YesSCBR No1996 17YesNo1996 17YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page33of57RTI&EUID189.SN25189.SN26189.SN27189.SN28190.L600190.L601190.R400190.R401190.R402190.R404190.R405190.R406195.002195.003195.007196.SN‐02RTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1981 new 1981 32YesWBESP Yes pre‐1990 1981 new 1981 32YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1981 new 1981 32YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1981 new 1981 32YesSCBR No1963 50YesSCBR No1967 46YesDBESP Yes pre‐1990 1990 modified 1990 23YesDBESP Yes pre‐1990 1991 modified 1991 22YesDBESP No1983 30YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1990 modified 1990 23YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1991 modified 1991 22YesSCBR No1983 30YesSCBR No NA NA NA 1965 48YesDBESP Yes Pre‐1990 1988 new 1988 25YesSCBR Yes Pre‐1990 1988 new 1988 25YesESP Yes 1991 1991 new 1991 22YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page34of57RTI&EUID196.SN‐06196.SN‐08North196.SN‐08South196.SN‐08North/S196.SN‐09196.SN‐14196.SN‐15197.1197.12197.2197.4198.004198.019198.020199.002199.004199.011200.007_10200.007_8200.007_9200.007RF2200.007RF3201.SR0001201.SR0003201.SR0034202.LimeKilnEU3202.RecoveryFurnRTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMDBESP Yes pre‐1990 1979 modified 1989 24YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1979 modified 1989YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1979 modified 1989YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1979 modified 1989 24YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1979 modified 1979 34YesDBESP Yes pre‐1990 1989 new 1989 24YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1989 new 1989 24YesSCBR No1957 56YesNo1986 27NoDBESP/SCBR No1986 27YesSCBR No1986 27YesSCBR Yes 1989 1989 new 1989 24YesDBESP Yes 1994 1994 new 1994 19YesSCBR Yes 1994 1994 new 1994 19YesDBESP No1997 16YesSCBR No1997 16YesSCBR No1975 38YesESP Yes 1994 1994 new 1994 19YesSCBR No1984 29YesSCBR Yes 1983 1983 new 2007 6YesDBESP No1984 29YesDB‐WBESP[2‐sideddryandwet]Yes 1983 1983 new 2007 6YesDBESP No2001 12YesSCBR No1969 44YesSCBR No2001 12YesCYC/SCBR Yes 1989/90 1990 New 1990 23YesDBESP Yes 1989/90 1989 ESPReplacement 2001 12YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page35of57RTI&EUID202.SmeltDissolvi203.2DTScr203.3DTScr203.LKScr203.RF#2203.RF#3205.008205.009205.010205.025206.G‐31206.G‐32206.G‐34206.G‐35206.G‐36206.G‐37206.G‐38207.038207.103A207.108208228535.001208228535.002208228535.003208228535.007208228535.008208228535.009226.LK1226.LK2226.RECB1226.RECB2226.SDT1N226.SDT1SRTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMSCBR Yes 1989/90 1990 Replacement 2001 12YesSCBR Yes 1979 1979 new 2000 13YesSCBR No2010 3YesSCBR Yes 1979 1979 new 1979 34YesDBESP Yes 1979 1979 modified 2000 13YesDBESP Yes 2003 2003 modified 2010 3YesSCBR No1964 49YesWBESP No1973 40YesSCBR No1973 40YesNo1973 40YesWBESP No1991 22YesWBESP No1992 21NoTO/SCBR No1992 21NoOTH No1991 22YesOTH No1992 21YesSCBR No1947 66replaceLKYesSCBR No1954 59modLKYesDBESP Yes Pre‐1990 1983 modifiedorreconstructed(1983 30YesSCBR Yes Pre‐1990 1976 modifiedorreconstructed(1966 47YesPBSCBR Yes Pre‐1990 1983 modifiedorreconstructed(1983 30YesDBESP Yes 1978 1978 new 1978 35YesSCBR Yes 1978 1978 new 1978 35YesSCBR Yes 1978 1978 new 1978 35YesDBESP Yes 1991 1991 new 1991 22YesSCBR Yes 1991 1991 new 1991 22YesESP Yes 1991 1991 new 1991 22YesSCBR No1971 42YesSCBR No1972 41YesWBESP No1996 17YesWBESP Yes 1992 1992 new 1992 21YesSCBR No1996 17YesSCBR No1996 17YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page36of57RTI&EUID226.SDT2240.CA81240.RF01240.RF02240.RF04240.RF05240.RF06242.AA‐011242.AA‐012242.AA‐013243.LG07243.R401243.R403243.R407243.R408340.005340.007340.008525.EU17525.EU18525.EU19North525.EU19South531.LK7531.RF10531.RF15600.G0803600.G0805600.G0806600.G0807600.G0903600.G0905600.G0908600.G2303606.LK4606.RB2606.RB3RTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMSCBR Yes 1992 1992 new 1992 21YesESP Yes 1989 1989 new 1989 24YesDBESP No1973 40modNDCE[add]YesSCBR No1973 40modSDT[add]YesDBESP Yes 1982 1982 new 1982 31YesSCBR Yes 1982 1982 new 1982 31YesSCBR Yes 1982 1982 new 1982 31YesDBESP Yes 1984 1984 new 1984 29YesSCBR Yes 1984 1984 new 1984 29YesESP/SCBR Yes 1984 1984 new 1984 29YesESP/SCBR Yes pre‐1990 1986 new 1986 27YesDBESP No1996 17YesSCBR No1996 17YesDBESP Yes 1990 1990 new 1990 23YesSCBR Yes 1990 1990 new 1990 23YesDBESP No1975 38YesSCBR No1975 38YesSCBR No1975 38YesSCBR No1976 37YesDBESP‐WPR No2007 6YesSCBR No2007 6YesSCBR No2007 6YesESP Yes 1990 1990 new 1990 23YesSCBR Yes 1995 1995 new 1995 18YesDBESP Yes 1995 1995 new 1995 18YesWBESP Yes pre‐1990 1979 new 1989 24YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1979 new 1989 24YesDBESP Yes 1991 1991 new 2005 8YesSCBR Yes 1991 1991 new 2005 8YesSCBR No1970 43YesSCBR Yes pre‐1990 1979 new 1979 34YesSCBR Yes 1990 1990 new 1990 23YesNo1989 24YesESP Yes 1985 1985 new 1986 27YesDBESP No2010 3 NA:Low‐odorconversionin2010x‐modNDCE[remove]YesDBESP No1966 47 NA:RFconversionperformedin2012YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page37of57RTI&EUID606.RB4606.SDT2606.SDT3606.SDT4610.10610.4610.5610.7610.8610.9613.001L613.001R613.001L/001R613.002L613.002R613.002L/002R613.005613.006613.007613.008613.009613.UT‐7613.UT‐8615.21615.24615.25617.B14617.P21617.P22RTI_APCD_Type SubjectBB5YearSubjectBBYearSubjectBB_revisedReasonSubjectBBInstall/upgradeyearfordeterminingNSPSimpactEffectiveagefordeterminingimpact(2013‐yr) OperatingStatusNote Projection SubjectMMDBESP No1975 38YesSCBR No1958 55 NA:Low‐odorconversionin2010x‐modSDT[remove]YesSCBR No1966 47YesSCBR No1975 38YesSCBR No1975 38YesDBESP No1987 26YesDBESP No1975 38YesSCBR No1965 48YesSCBR No1975 38YesSCBR No1987 26YesDBESP No1991YesDBESP No1991YesDBESP No1991 22YesDBESP No1991YesDBESP No1991YesDBESP No1991 22YesSCBR No1991 22YesSCBR No1991 22YesSCBR No1991 22YesSCBR No1991 22YesSCBR No1968 45YesNo1991 22YesNo1991 22YesSCBR No1966 47YesDBESP Yes 2005 2005 modified 2005 8YesSCBR Yes 2005 2005 modified 2005 8YesDBESP Yes 1991 1991 new 1991 22YesPBSCBR Yes 1991 1991 new 1991 22YesESP Yes 1995 1995 new 1995 18YesBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page38of57missionUnitsRTI&EUID100.037A100.109100.115102.LK102.RB10102.SDTV10103.G‐158103.G‐165103.G‐225104.EUGD6104.EUGE4b104.EUGE7105.EU440BLO105.EU445A105.EU445BEast105.EU445BWest105.EU445BEastW105.EU445C105.EU445D105.EU455107.08‐P1107.09‐P2107.11‐P14108.LK1APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstallednochangesrequired No C037A DBESP 1993nochangesrequired No C109 SCBR 1993nochangesrequired No C24 ESP 1993nochangesrequired No LK‐ESP ESP 1985nochangesrequired No RB‐ESP DBESP‐WPR 1975,1995‐upgradenochangesrequired No SDTV‐S SCBR 1996nochangesrequired Yes RBESP DBESP 1975nochangesrequired Yes LK5VS SCBR 1987nochangesrequired Yes NSS SCBR 1975nochangesrequired No RFESP DBESP 2006nochangesrequired No EUGD6 INC_RF 2006 RFESP DBESP 2006ESPinstalled No LKESP ESP 1992CD440‐067andCD441‐050OTH 1972nochangesrequired no CD445‐183 WBESP 1982nochangesrequired no CD445‐164 SCBR 1972nochangesrequired no CD445‐162 SCBR 1972nochangesrequired no CD445‐162&CD445‐164SCBR 1972nochangesrequired no CD445‐480 DBESP‐WPR 1982nochangesrequired no CD445‐447 SCBR 1972nochangesrequired no CD456‐110 ESP 1976nochangesrequired No 08‐E1 DBESP pre‐199009‐P2 SCBR pre‐199011‐P13 ESP 1996CompliancetestforflowanddiffernetialpressureNo LKSCRB SCBR pre1990Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page39of57RTI&EUID108.RB3108.SDT3109.LK1109.RB3109.RB4109.SDT3109.SDT4111.G‐127111.G‐35111.G‐44112.AA‐100112.AA‐101a112.AA‐110114.U500114.U508114.U800115.LK01115.RE01115.SM01116.001116.003116.004117.B21117.P30117.P36119.EQT005119.EQT006119.EQT008119.EQT010119.EQT011119.EQT013119.EQT014120.F7120.M18120.M19120.M3APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstallednochangesrequired No ESP DBESP 2009nochangesrequired No SDT3SCBR PBSCBR 2009 RB3 INC_RF 2009 RB3ESP1&2 RF/DBESP 2009nochangesrequired No LKESP ESP 1997nochangesrequired No RB3ESP DBESP 1987nochangesrequired No RB4ESP DBESP 1997nochangesrequired No ST3SBR SCBR 1987nochangesrequired No ST4SBR SCBR 1997nochangesrequired No STWS SCBR 2009 ES445‐001 DBESP‐WPR 2009nochangesrequired No LKESP ESP 1996nochangesrequired No ES445‐001 DBESP‐WPR 2009RBESP DBESP 1990SDTVSS SCBR 1990LKESP ESP 1990nochangesrequired No CDU1 DBESP 1980nochangesrequired No CDU5 SCBR 1980ReplacedCalcinerwithLimeKiln No CDU7 ESP 2003LK01 ESP 2002RE01 DBESP 1998SM01 SCBR 1978nochangesrequired No LKSCR SCBR 1967‐1968nochangesrequired No RFESP WBESP 1981‐1982nochangesrequired No SDTSCR SCBR 1981‐1983nochangesrequired no C21 DBESP 1974nochangesrequired no C05 SCBR 1974nochangesrequired no C53 SCBR 1960nochangesrequired Yes SCBR04 SCBR 1980nochangesrequired Yes SCBR05 SCBR 1963nochangesrequired Yes ESP008 DBESP 1980nochangesrequired Yes ESP010 DBESP 1989nochangesrequired Yes SCBR11 SCBR 1989nochangesrequired Yes ESP5 DBESP 1989nochangesrequired Yes LK1SSCBR 1999nochangesrequired Yes LK2SSCBR 1999nochangesrequired Yes STS5 SCBR 2000Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page40of57RTI&EUID121.000009121.000010121.000011121.000013121.000014121.BLOX01121.BLOX02121.BLOX03121.BLOX01‐03124.001124.004‐1124.019124.020124.021124.037‐8126.LK126.RECOV126.SDT127.LK1127.LK2127.REC1127.SDT1130.1APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstallednochangesrequired No C‐11 SCBR 1987nochangesrequired No C‐13 SCBR 1987nochangesrequired No C‐29 SCBR 1995nochangesrequired No C‐REVB1 DBESP 1999nochangesrequired No C‐REVB2 DBESP 1999000011,000003 INC000011,000003 INCnochangesrequired no ESP001 DBESP 2002nochangesrequired no MC004 MC 1970 LKSBR004 SCBR 1970nochangesrequired no ESP019 WBESP 1970newscrubber no SDTSBR020 SCBR 2002newscrubber no SDTSBR021 SCBR 2002nochangesrequired noinstallESP(dry) No LKPPT ESP 2003 LKScr SCBR 1986nochangesrequired No RecESP WBESP 1980nochangesrequired No SDTScr SCBR 1980nochangesrequired No ESP1 ESP 2003nochangesrequired No ESP2 ESP 2003nochangesrequired No E101A WBESP 1993‐Upgradenochangesrequired No E111A SCBR 1991‐UpgradeNochangesrequired Yes 1RESP WBESP 1957(1998‐RebuiltbyEnvironmentalElements)Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page41of57RTI&EUID130.11130.2130.23130.3130.4130.5130.6130.7131.16131.18131.5131.6131.BLO131.SDT4N131.SDT4S131.SDT4N/4S131.SDT5132.21LK4132.4RB132.4SDT132.5RB132.5SDTAPCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalledNochangesrequired Yes 11SD3S SCBR 1980Nochangesrequired Yes 2RESP WBESP 1964(1992‐RebuiltbyPrecipTech)NA NoNochangesrequired Yes 3RESP DBESP 1971(2002‐Rebuilt)Nochangesrequired Yes 4LKSCR SCBR 1957Nochangesrequired Yes 5LKSCR SCBR 1964Nochangesrequired Yes 6SD1S SCBR 1980Nochangesrequired Yes 7SD2S SCBR 1980Yes CZ12‐3 SCBR 1982Yes CZ11‐1 SCBR 1966Yes CR01CD DBESP 1975ChangedprecipitatorfromwetbottomtodrybottomYes CR05CD DBESP 1991Yes CR01CD DBESP 1975Yes CR02CD SCBR 1975Yes CR03CD SCBR 1975Yes CR02CD/CR03CD SCBR 1975Yes CRO6CD SCBR 1991nochangesrequired no 4LKESP ESP 1989 4LKFF BH 2001nochangesrequired no ESP1 DBESP‐WPR 1970nochangesrequired no SCBR1 SCBR 1988nochangesrequired no ESP2 DBESP‐WPR 1977nochangesrequired no SCBR2 SCBR 1977Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page42of57RTI&EUID133.10133.12a133.12b133.14133.15135.003‐1135.004‐1135.007‐1135.007‐2136.EU005136.EU031136.EU033137.157137.189137.204137.511137.512137.721138.001138.002138.003139.02139.03139.04140.32140.55APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstallednochangesrequired Yes RB4MS DBESP 1973nochangesrequired Yes SDT4TE SCBR 1973nochangesrequired Yes SDT4TW SCBR 1973nochangesrequired Yes LK#1 SCBR 1972‐upgradenochangesrequired LK#2 SCBR 1972nochangesrequired Yes 003‐7 DBESP pre‐1990 003‐8 DBESP pre‐1990 003‐9 DBESP pre‐1990004‐2 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired Yes 007‐4 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired Yes 007‐5 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired no CE007 DBESP 1998nochangesrequired no CE017 SCBR 1998nochangesrequired no CE019 ESP 1999nochangesrequired No PC(157) SCBR 1972nochangesrequired No PC(189) DBESP‐WPR 1972nochangesrequired No PC(204) SCBR 1987nochangesrequired No PC(511) ESP 2002nochangesrequired No PC(512) ESP 2002 PC(512)S PBSCBR 2002nochangesrequired No PC(721) DBESP‐WPR 1987nochangesrequired No SCRBLK1 SCBR 1976nochangesrequired No ESPRB1 DBESP‐WPR 1976nochangesrequired No SCRBSDT1 SCBR 1990 SCRBSDT2 PBSCBR 1990No ESP1 DBESP‐WPR pre‐1990 ESP2&3 DBESP/DBESP 1992Scrubberdesignreviewedandimprovementsmadetoscrubberdamperandspraynozzlelocations.No SDTSCBR SCBR pre‐1990Newventuriscrubberwithvariablethroatdamperinstalledin2003.No LKSCBR SCBR 2003Upgradeventuriscrubber(2003) no 481‐141 SCBR 2003Replacedcollectingplates&electrodesis1stfield(2003)no 461‐170 DBESP 1969Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page43of57RTI&EUID140.57142.CU7214142.CU7215142.CU7216142.P6009142.P6025142.P7225142.P7236142.P7413143.6063143.7000143.7005143.7010143.7015143.7020143.7025143.7032145.31145.54145.55145.56145.57145.001146.10146.16146.17146.23146.30146.6146.8147.14147.161147.243APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalledNewscrubber‐venturiwithapackedbedsystemrigidgrids(2002)no 461‐212 PBSCBR 2002nochangesrequired No CD‐7214 DBESP 1999Airpollutioncontrolequipmentupgradedin1997.No CD‐7215 DBESP 1977nochangesrequired No CD‐7216 WBESP 1991No CD‐6009 SCBR 1975No CD‐6025 SCBR 1973nochangesrequired No CD‐7236 SCBR 1977CD7217 SCBR 1974No C009 ESP 1992ESPRebuild No C011 WBESP pre‐1990No C012 SCBR 1992ESPRebuild No C013 WBESP pre‐1990,2002rebuildNo C014 SCBR 1992ESPReplacementNo C015 WBESP 2004ReplacementNo C016 SCBR 1992PR012‐01 OTHnochangesrequired No PR010‐02C WBESP 1969 PR010‐03C DBESP 2000 PR010‐04C DBESP 1992nochangesrequired No PR010‐02C WBESP 1969 PR010‐03C DBESP 2000 PR010‐04C DBESP 1992PR009‐01C OTH 1959PR011‐01C SCBR 1997 PR011‐02C SCBR 1997nochangesrequired no 001 SCBR 1997nochangesrequired no SDT01a SCBR 1991 SDT01b SCBR 1991nochangesrequired no RF201 DBESP‐WPR 1991nochangesrequired no SDT201 SCBR 1991nochangesrequired nonochangesrequired no LK201 ESP 1999 LK202 SCBR 1999nochangesrequired no LK101 SCBR <1990nochangesrequired no RF101 WBESP <1990nochangesrequired no C‐620 DBESP 1995nochangesrequired no C‐635 SCBR 1993nochangesrequired no C‐624 SCBR 1993Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page44of57RTI&EUID147.244147.3147.5147.55148.001148.002148.003148.007148.008148.009149.B011149.P001149.P005150.CAU‐12150.CREC‐1150.CREC‐2a150.CREC‐2b150.CREC‐2a/2b151.CP001151.CP002151.REC001151.REC004151.REC005151.REC006151.REC005/006151.REC007151.REC008151.REC009152.03152.04152.07152.08APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstallednochangesrequired no C‐623 SCBR 1993nochangesrequired no C‐827 SCBR 1978nochangesrequired no C‐622 DBESP 1995nochangesrequired no C‐830 CYC 1995 C‐829 ESP 1995nochangesrequired Yes RF1ESP DBESP 1996‐upgradenochangesrequired No SDT1SCB SCBR UKnochangesrequired Yes LK1SCB SCBR UKnochangesrequired Yes RF2ESP DBESP 1990nochangesrequired No SDT2SCB SCBR 1990nochangesrequired Yes LK2ESP ESP 1990nochangesrequired No ES‐503 DBESP 1976nochangesrequired No MC‐102 CYC 1991 SC‐102 SCBR 1961nochangesrequired No SC‐502 SCBR 1978nochangesrequired no SCRBLK SCBR 1989nochangesrequired no ESP‐1 DBESP 2006‐upgradenochangesrequired no SCRBSTa SCBR 1981nochangesrequired no SCRBSTb SCBR 1981nochangesrequired no SCRBSTa/b SCBR 1981nochangesrequired No CPCD3 PBSCBR 1991 CD‐RECCD8 SCBR 1994 CD‐RECCD9 SCBR 2004nochangesrequired Yes CPCD3 PBSCBR 1991 CD‐RECCD8 SCBR 1994 CD‐RECCD9 SCBR 2004nochangesrequired Yes RECCD2 DBESP 1984nochangesrequired Yes RECCD3 SCBR 1984 CD‐REC040 STRIP 1994nochangesrequired Yes RECCD4 SCBR 1984 CD‐REC040 STRIP 1994nochangesrequired Yes RECCD3/CD4 SCBR 1984 CD‐REC040 STRIP 1994nochangesrequired Yes RECCD5 DBESP 1966 CPCD1 SCBR 1972nochangesrequired Yes RECCD6 SCBR 1966 CD‐REC040 STRIP 1994nochangesrequired Yes RECCD7 SCBR 1966 CD‐REC040 STRIP 1994nochangesrequired Yes 03‐ESP WBESP 1982 03‐SCBR SCBR 1999nochangesrequired Yes 04‐SCBR SCBR 1970nochangesrequired Yes 07‐SCBR SCBR 1970Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page45of57RTI&EUID153.EQT0053153.EQT0065153.EQT0066154.P30154.P32154.P35154.P36154.P37154.P38154.P39154.P40154.P41154.P40/41155.LIMEKILN155.RECOVERYFU155.SDT156.143100156.145000156.BLOXID156.LK5156.RF18APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalledA SCBRB SCBRC SCBRnochangesrequired Yes C05 ESP 1993 C06 SCBR 1968nochangesrequired Yes C07 SCBR 1987nochangesrequired Yes C09 SCBR 1987nochangesrequired Yes C10 WBESP 1974installed;2003upgradenochangesrequired Yes C11 WBESP 1988nochangesrequired Yes C12 PBSCBR 1989nochangesrequired Yes C13 WBESP 1988NoNo OTHNo OTHnochangesrequired No LKSCRUBBER SCBR 1972nochangesrequired No RFESP DBESP 1972SpraynozzlesonscrubberweremodifiedNo SDTSCRUBBER PBSCBR 2004‐upgradeItisuncertainwhetherchangesweremadeprimariliyforMMcompliance.However,theventuriscrubberwasmodifiedtoincreaseparticulateremovalefficiencyon3/6/2003.No LK03WS SCBR pre‐1990ItisuncertainwhetherchangesweremadeprimariliyforMMcompliance.However,theventuriscrubberwasmodifiedtoincreaseparticulateremovalefficiencyon8/30/2004.No LK04WS SCBR pre‐1990Nonochangesrequired No LK5ESP ESP pre‐1990ItisuncertainwhetherchangesweremadeprimarilyforMMcompliance.However,precipitatorinternalswererebuilton10/31/01.No RF18EP WBESP pre‐1990Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page46of57RTI&EUID156.RF19156.RF22156.SMEL18156.SMEL19156.SMEL22157.KILN157.RB2157.SDT159.PW04159.F3159.F4162.371A162.372A162.381A162.381C162.382A162.382B163.BLO404163.BLO405163.BLO404/BLO4163.LK1501163.LK2502163.RF1901163.RF2904163.SD1902163.SD1903163.SD2906164.B08164.B10APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalledItisuncertainwhetherchangesweremadeprimariliyforMMcompliance.However,fireboxtubingforRF19wasreplacedin2001.No RF19EP WBESP pre‐1990nochangesrequired No RF22EP DBESP pre‐1990nochangesrequired No ST18VS PBSCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No ST19VS PBSCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No ST22VS PBSCBR pre‐1990installedadditionalmudwashingshowersNo VENSCR SCBR 1972nochangesrequired No WESP WBESP 1972nochangesrequired No SDRMST MIST 1972nochangesrequired No CD01 SCBR 1968nochangesrequired No CD01 SCBR 1968nochangesrequired No CD03 SCBR 2004None Yes 371ASCRUB SCBR 1982None Yes 372AESP ESP 1989None Yes 381AESP DBESP 1982None Yes 381CSCRUB SCBR 1982None Yes 382AESP DBESP 1989None Yes 382BSCRUB SCBR 1989Nochangesrequired Yes LK1SCR SCBR 1990Nochangesrequired Yes LK2SCR SCBR 1980Nochangesrequired Yes RF1EP1 WBESP 1967 RF1EP2 WBESP 1967Nochangesrequired Yes RF2EP1 WBESP 1980 RF2EP2 WBESP 1980Nochangesrequired Yes SD1SC1 SCBR 1967Nochangesrequired Yes SD1SC2 SCBR 1967Nochangesrequired Yes SD2SCR SCBR 1980C08 DBESP 1984C10 DBESP 1988Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page47of57RTI&EUID164.P08164.P10164.P12165.000002165.000006165.000008165.000013165.000014165.000019166.BLOX1166.BLOX2166.BLOX1/2166.LK01166.LK02166.RB01166.RB02166.ST01166.ST02167.004LK167.005RBAPCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalledC18 SCBR 1975C19 SCBR 1975nochangesrequired yes C17 SCBR 1986nochangesrequired Yes 263009 SCBR 1977nochangesrequired Yes 351013 DBESP 1990 351014 ESP 1990nochangesrequired Yes 401015 SCBR 1977nochangesrequired Yes EP‐1N DBESP 1985 EP‐1S ESP 1985nochangesrequired Yes SM01 SCBR 1990nochangesrequired Yes VS‐2 SCBR 1972BLOXCOND COND 2006 BLOX2RTO RTO 2006 BLOX2SCR SCBR 2006BLOXCOND COND 2006 BLOX2RTO RTO 2006 BLOX2SCR SCBR 2006Yes LK1Scrubber SCBR 1963Yes LK2Scrubber SCBR 1979Yes RB1ESP WBESP 1963Yes RB2ESP WBESP 1966/1989 RB2Scrubber SCBR 1989Yes ST1Scrubber SCBR 1964Yes ST2Scrubber SCBR 1967Nochangesrequired Yes LKSCBR SCBR 1974Nochangesrequired Yes RBESPA WBESP 1982 RBESPB WBESP 1982Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page48of57RTI&EUID167.007SDT167.TK0217169.03169.04169.05169.06169.07171.002171.003171.004171.006171.007171.008171.009171.010171.021172.LK03172.RB01172.RB02APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalledNochangesrequired Yes SDSCBR SCBR 1980NA Nonochangesrequired No LKSCRB SCBR 1981nochangesrequired No No.1RecoveryBoilerESPWBESP 1981nochangesrequired No No.2RecoveryBoilerESPWBESP 1981nochangesrequired No No.1SmeltTankScrubberPBSCBR 1981nochangesrequired No No.2SmeltTankScrubberPBSCBR 1981COMSinstalled Yes ESPRB2 DBESP‐WPR 1958,1990‐modificationCOMSinstalled Yes ESPRB3 DBESP‐WPR 1959,1990‐modificationCOMSinstalled Yes ESPRB4 DBESP‐WPR 1968,1991‐modificationCPMSinstalled Yes MESDT2 MIST 1958CPMSinstalled Yes VSSDT3 SCBR 1959,1989‐modificationCPMSinstalled Yes VSSDT4 SCBR 1968,1985scrubbermodificationCPMSinstalled Yes VSLK1 SCBR 1958CPMSinstalled Yes VSLK2 SCBR 1964‐modificationNA Yes LK03Scrubber SCBR 1986NA Yes RB01Precipitator WBESP 1966NA Yes RB02Precipitator WBESP 1981Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page49of57RTI&EUID172.ST01172.ST02173.LK1173.RECOVB173.SDT174.G‐18174.G‐32174.G‐60174.G‐63B174.G‐63C174.G‐92174.G‐95175.APRX175.LK1A175.LK2A175.RB2A175.RB3A175.ST2AAPCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalledNA Yes ST01Scrubber SCBR 1966NA Yes ST02Scrubber SCBR 1981Modifiedthelimekilnscrubberthroatbyinstallingadampersothatthedifferentialpressureacrossthescrubbercouldbemaintainedduringperiodsoflowairflow(startup,shutdown).Yes LKSCBR SCBR 1970Yes ESPA DBESP 1970 ESPB ESP 2000Yes SDSCBR SCBR 1970nochangesrequired Yes G‐18ESP ESP 1998 G‐18SCRUB SCBR 1998nochangesrequired Yes G‐32ESP DBESP 1975RaisedtotalflowtoscrubberfanwhichincreasedamperageYes G‐63BSCRUB SCBR 1975RaisedtotalflowtoscrubberfanwhichincreasedamperageYes G‐63CEWSCRUB SCBR 1981nochangesrequired Yes G‐92ESP WBESP 1981nochangesrequired Yes G‐95CYC CYC 1995 G‐95SCRUB SCBR 1976nochangesrequired yes LK1B SCBR 1989nochangesrequired yes LK2B SCBR 1999Improvedpptrcontrollers yes RB2B WBESP 1978Improvedpptrcontrollers yes RB3B DBESP 1988nochangesrequired yes ST2B SCBR 1992Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page50of57RTI&EUID175.ST3A176.G‐37176.G‐5176.RB7177.EU0804177.EU0805177.EU0905178.08P012178.08P013178.08T014178.08T015178.09P037179.LK3179.RF3179.SDT180.D001180.D002180.L001180.L002181.01181.09181.10181.09/10181.11181.14181.49181.50181.49/50APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstallednochangesrequired yes ST3B SCBR 1988nochangesrequired Yes 08‐CD‐013‐001 SCBR 1995nochangesrequired Yes 09‐CD‐004‐001 SCBR 1985nochangesrequired Yes 08‐CD‐004‐001 DBESP 1995nochangesrequired No EU0804ESP DBESP 1981nochangesrequired No CD0801 SCBR 1981nochangesrequired No EU0905SCR SCBR 1981nochangesrequired No 08C012 DBESPnochangesrequired No 08C013 DBESPnochangesrequired No 08C014 SCBRnochangesrequired No 08C015 SCBRnochangesrequired No 09C37A ESP 1995 09C37B SCBR 1995nochangesrequired no LK3ESP ESP 1995nochangesrequired no RF3ESP DBESP 1992nochangesrequired no SDTSCR SCBR 1992nochangesrequired Yes D01E DBESP 1992nochangesrequired Yes D02S SCBR 1992nochangesrequired Yes L01S SCBR 1997nochangesrequired Yes L02S SCBR 1997nochangesrequired No LK1_SCBR SCBR 1964nochangesrequired No 4RBN_ESPWB WBESP 1993‐upgradenochangesrequired No 4RBS_ESPWB WBESP 1993‐upgradenochangesrequired No 4RBN_ESPWB/4RBS_ESPWBWBESP 1993‐upgradenewscrubber No 4SDT_SCBR SCBR 2004‐upgradenochangesrequired No LK2_SCBR SCBR 1978nochangesrequired No 5RBN_ESPDB DBESP 1990nochangesrequired No 5RBS_ESPDB DBESP 1990nochangesrequired No 5RBN_DBESP/5RBS_ESPDBDBESP 1990Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page51of57RTI&EUID181.51182.037182.103182.110183.002183.003183.004184.72184.73184.LK1184.LK2184.SDT1184.SDT2a184.SDT2b185.02185.05185.07186.LK186.RB15186.RB17188.001LK1188.002LK2188.003LK3188.014RB1188.015SD1188.016RB2188.017SD2188.HBLBLOAPCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstallednewscrubber No 5SDT_SCBR SCBR 2004‐upgradenochangesrequired no C37 DBESP 1993nochangesrequired no C03 SCBR 1966nochangesrequired no C10 SCBR 1993ESP1 DBESP 1988Scrb3 SCBRSCBR2 SCBRnochangesrequired No ESP‐1 DBESP‐WPR 2000‐upgradenochangesrequired No ESP‐2 DBESP‐WPR 2001‐upgradenochangesrequired No 10 SCBR 2005installedESPbeforescrubber No LK2ESP ESP 2004‐upgrade 11 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No 7 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No 8 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No 9 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired Yes RF4ESP DBESP/SCBR 1998‐upgrade RF4SCB SCBR 1984nochangesrequired Yes SD4SCB PBSCBR 1975nochangesrequired Yes LK4SCB SCBR 1979None No LK27 ESP 1992 LK27 SCBR 1992None No CRUESP DBESP 1992None No SMSCR SCBR 1992nochangesrequired Yes LK1SCB SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired Yes LK2SCB SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired Yes LK3SCB SCBR pre‐1990newESP Yes 62‐101 WBESP 2003nochangesrequired Yes 62‐056 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired Yes 62‐301 WBESP 1996nochangesrequired Yes 62‐056 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired NoBaseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page52of57RTI&EUID189.SN25189.SN26189.SN27189.SN28190.L600190.L601190.R400190.R401190.R402190.R404190.R405190.R406195.002195.003195.007196.SN‐02APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstallednochangesrequired No SN25S SCBR 1981nochangesrequired No SN26E WBESP 1981nochangesrequired No SN27S SCBR 1981nochangesrequired No SN28S SCBR 1981nochangesrequired No C600 SCBR 1963nochangesrequired No C601 SCBR 1967nochangesrequired No C400 DBESP 1990nochangesrequired No C401 DBESP 1991nochangesrequired No C402 DBESP 1995nochangesrequired C404 SCBR 1990nochangesrequired C405 SCBR 1991nochangesrequired C406 SCBR 1972nochangesrequired No LKSCR SCBR 1965nochangesrequired No 3RBESP DBESP 1989nochangesrequired No SDTSCR SCBR 1989nochangesrequired No SN‐02 ESP 1991Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page53of57RTI&EUID196.SN‐06196.SN‐08North196.SN‐08South196.SN‐08North/S196.SN‐09196.SN‐14196.SN‐15197.1197.12197.2197.4198.004198.019198.020199.002199.004199.011200.007_10200.007_8200.007_9200.007RF2200.007RF3201.SR0001201.SR0003201.SR0034202.LimeKilnEU3202.RecoveryFurnAPCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstallednochangesrequired No SN‐06 DBESP pre‐1990nochangesrequired No SN‐08 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No SN‐08 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No SN‐08 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No SN‐09 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No SN‐14 DBESP pre‐1990nochangesrequired No SN‐15 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired no VENTSCR SCBR 2003 PEABODYSCR SCBR 1956 DUSTSCR SCBR 1956nochangesrequired no ESP DBESP 1987 RECSCR SCBR 1992nochangesrequired no SMELTSCR SCBR 1988nochangesrequired No 004_CD SCBR 1988nochangesrequired No 019_CD DBESP 1994nochangesrequired No 020_CD SCBR 1994nochangesrequired No Z003 DBESP 1976nochangesrequired No Z006 SCBR 1976replacedwetscrubberwithfloodeddiscventuriscrubberNo Z032 SCBR 2004NoChangesRequired No 2723C ESP 1995NoChangesRequired No 2511C SCBR 1966NoChangesRequired No 2511C SCBR 1966NoChangesRequired No 2505C DBESP 1990NoChangesRequired No 5105C DB‐WBESP[2‐sideddryandwet]1993‐upgradednochangesrequired No ESP DBESP 1987installednewventuriscrubbersystemNo LKS SCBR 2003addedcontrolstoexistingscrubbersystemNo SDTS SCBR 1987AbetteroperationsandpreventivemaintenanceplantomeetMMcompliance.ChangedPM10limitsin2002duetocondensablefractionofparticulateandin2008usingbubbleoptionapproachtoprovidemarginofcompliancesafetyforthelimekilnandsmeltYes‐PartiallyCE340 CYC 1990 CE341 SCBR 1990NochangeneededtomeetMMcompliance.ChangedPM10limitsin2008usingbubbleoptionapproachtoprovidemarginofcompliancesafetyforthelimekilnandsmeltdissolvingtankcondensableparticulate;usingstaterequiredlimitsthatweremorestrinYes‐PartiallyCE320 DBESP 1990Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page54of57RTI&EUID202.SmeltDissolvi203.2DTScr203.3DTScr203.LKScr203.RF#2203.RF#3205.008205.009205.010205.025206.G‐31206.G‐32206.G‐34206.G‐35206.G‐36206.G‐37206.G‐38207.038207.103A207.108208228535.001208228535.002208228535.003208228535.007208228535.008208228535.009226.LK1226.LK2226.RECB1226.RECB2226.SDT1N226.SDT1SAPCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalledNochangeneededtomeetMMcompliance.ChangedPM10limitsin2003duetocondensablefractionofparticulateandin2008usingbubbleoptionapproachtoprovidemarginofcompliancesafetyforthelimekilnandsmeltdissolvingtankcondensablefractioYes‐PartiallyCE322andCE323 SCBR 1990nochangesrequired No 2DTScr‐Scr SCBR 1971nochangesrequired No 3DTScr‐Scr SCBR 1990nochangesrequired No LKScr‐Scr SCBR 1979nochangesrequired No RF#2‐ESP DBESP 1980nochangesrequired No RF#3‐ESP DBESP 1973nochangesrequired No LKS SCBR 1964nochangesrequired No ESP‐N WBESP 1973 ESP‐S WBESP 1973nochangesrequired No SDTS SCBR 1973nochangesrequired NoYes RB10ESP WBESP 2004upgradeRB11ESP WBESP 2003upgradeS‐71 RTO 2006 LK5SCRUB SCBR 2004NewsetofSpraysinstalled Yes SDT10DEM MIST pre‐1990Yes SDT11DEM MIST 1973Yes LK4SCRUB SCBR pre‐1990Upgradedscrubber Yes LK5SCRUB SCBR 2004 LK5DEM OTH 2004nochangesrequired Yes C28 DBESP 1983nochangesrequired Yes C23 SCBR 1981nochangesrequired Yes C08 PBSCBR 1983nochangesrequired No X001 DBESP 1995upgradedexistingscrubbersystemNo X002 SCBR 1978nochangesrequired No X003 SCBR 1978nochangesrequired No X012 DBESP 1991upgradedexistingscrubbersystemNo X013 SCBR 1991nochangesrequired No X014 ESP 1991InstallednewventuriscrubbersystemNo LKS1 SCBR 2004InstallednewventuriscrubbersystemNo LKS2 SCBR 2004Nochangesrequired No RB2ESP WBESP 1985Nochangesrequired No RB3ESP WBESP 1992InstallednewventuriscrubbersystemNo SDT2NS SCBR 2004InstallednewventuriscrubbersystemNo SDT2SS SCBR 2004Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page55of57RTI&EUID226.SDT2240.CA81240.RF01240.RF02240.RF04240.RF05240.RF06242.AA‐011242.AA‐012242.AA‐013243.LG07243.R401243.R403243.R407243.R408340.005340.007340.008525.EU17525.EU18525.EU19North525.EU19South531.LK7531.RF10531.RF15600.G0803600.G0805600.G0806600.G0807600.G0903600.G0905600.G0908600.G2303606.LK4606.RB2606.RB3APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalledInstallednewventuriscrubbersystemNo SDT3S SCBR 1992Nochangesrequired No CAC4 ESP 1991Nochangesrequired No RFC1 DBESP 1973Nochangesrequired No RFC2 SCBR 1971Nochangesrequired No RFC3 DBESP 1982Nochangesrequired No RFC4 SCBR 1982Nochangesrequired No RFC5 SCBR 1982nochangesrequired No UT‐9 DBESP 1984nochangesrequired No UT‐7 SCBR 1984nochangesrequired No RC‐6a ESP 1989 RC‐6b SCBR 1984nochangesrequired No LEP1 ESP pre‐1990 LKS1 SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No R401R4 DBESP pre‐1990nochangesrequired No RSS5 SCBR 1992nochangesrequired No REP6 DBESP 1990nochangesrequired No RSS6 SCBR 1990ReplaceESP Yes ESP DBESP 2004Installventuriscrubber Yes SDTVS SCBR 2004nochangesrequired Yes LKVS SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No LKSCB SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No RFESP DBESP‐WPR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No SDTSCB SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No SDTSCB SCBR pre‐1990nochangesrequired No AP01 ESP 1989nochangesrequired No AP15 SCBR 1995nochangesrequired No AP14 DBESP 1995Yes 08‐CD‐02‐001 WBESP 1979Yes 08‐CD‐02‐004 SCBR 1979Yes 08‐CD‐03‐001 DBESP 1991Yes 08‐CD‐03‐003 SCBR 1991Yes 09‐CD‐01‐001 SCBR 1970Yes 09‐CD‐02‐001 SCBR 1979Yes 09‐CD‐03‐001 SCBR 1990Nonochangesrequired No ESP1 ESP 1986nochangesrequired No ESP2 DBESP 1972nochangesrequired No ESP3 DBESP 1996Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page56of57RTI&EUID606.RB4606.SDT2606.SDT3606.SDT4610.10610.4610.5610.7610.8610.9613.001L613.001R613.001L/001R613.002L613.002R613.002L/002R613.005613.006613.007613.008613.009613.UT‐7613.UT‐8615.21615.24615.25617.B14617.P21617.P22APCD1DATA APCD2DATA APCD3DATAMM_ComplianceChangesMMPMBubble APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_IDRTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstalled APCD_ID RTI_APCD_Type APCDYearInstallednochangesrequired No ESP4 DBESP 1975nochangesrequired No SCRB2 SCBR 1975nochangesrequired No SCRB3 SCBR 1975nochangesrequired No SCRB4 SCBR 1975nochangesrequired Yes SDT2WS SCBR 1976nochangesrequired Yes ESP DBESP 1975nochangesrequired Yes ESP DBESP 1975nochangesrequired Yes ALK‐WS SCBR 1989nochangesrequired Yes LKB‐VS SCBR 1976nochangesrequired Yes SDT1WS SCBR 1981none No 1LPRCP DBESP 1985‐upgradenone No 1RPRCP DBESP 1985‐upgradenone No 1LPRCP/1RPRCP DBESP 1985‐upgradenone No 2LPRCP DBESP 1985‐upgradenone No 2RPRCP DBESP 1985‐upgradenone No 2LPRCP/2RPRCP DBESP 1985‐upgradenone No 1LSCRB SCBR 1989none No 1RSCRB SCBR 1989none No 2LSCRB SCBR 1989none No 2RSCRB SCBR 1989none No LKSCR SCBR 1986none Nonone Nonewscrubber No LKSCB1 SCBR 2002‐new,2005‐newmodifiedesp No RFESP1 DBESP pre‐1990,2002‐upgradenewscrubber No SDTSC1 SCBR 2001nochangesrequired No C01 DBESP 1991nochangesrequired No C08 PBSCBR 1991nochangesrequired No C10 ESP 1995Baseline_Emissions_Impacts_2‐11‐13_10‐YR‐PROJ.xlsx,Att2 Tableis20pagestallby3pageswideAttachment2‐page57of57Colorkey:Additions/editstodatafromdatabaseBasedonRISIdataBasedonLWPost2008dataBasedonBLRBACinventorydataBasedonSubpartMMinventorydataBasedontitleVpermitdataTakenfromPartIdatabaseBasedonRFcapacitydataBasedonSDTcapacitydataAttachment2,page58of58

# Attachment 3

Projection of New, Modified, and Reconstructed Emission Units Based on 33 Years of Data

(For Comparison Only)

# Projec tion of New, Modified, and Reconstructed Emission Units Based on 33 Years of Data

(For Comparison Only)

A projection of the number of new and modified/reconstructed units based on 33 years of

historical data from the ICR was developed for comparison to the 10

- year projection presented in

this memorandum. To use historical trends to project forward, the number of emission units that

triggered subpart BB NSPS applicability as new units or as modified/reconstructed units over the

past 33 years (from the 1976 o riginal NSPS applicability date to the 2009 ICR base year) was

first determined. Second, this number of emission units was divided by 33 to arrive at a historical

average number of new and modified/reconstructed units per year. Finally, the historical aver age

number of new and modified/reconstructed units per year (rounded to the nearest whole number)

was used to project the number of new or modified/reconstructed units that would be expected in

the 5

- year NSPS review impact period. Table 3

- 1 presents these calculations based on NSPS

applicability information in Attachment 2

.

Table 3

- 1. Emission Units Triggering NSPS Based on Historical Number of

Emissions Units Triggering NSPS Since 1976

Equipment Type Recovery furnaces

LK SDT DCE NDCE

Historical Data

Number of units in ICR data base 43 108 131 164

New installations triggering NSPS 2 49 48 58

Modifications/reconstructions triggering NSPS 1 

# 1 26 14 12

Total number that triggered NSPS since 1976 3 75 62 70

Av erage number of new installations per year (over 33 yrs) 0.06 1. 4 8 1.45 1.76

Average number of mod ified/reconstructed emission units

per year (over 33 yrs) 0.03 0.79 0.42 0.36

Projection for Next 5 Years

Projected number of n ew in stallations 2 

# 0 7 7 9

Projected number of mod ified/r econstructed emission units 2 

# 0 4 2 2

1. Any NSPS uni t not specifically labeled as “new” or “replacement” was considered to trigger NSPS

through modification or reconstruction , even if not specifically labeled as modified or reconstructed.

2. Calculated a s the average number per year x 5 years, rounded to nearest whole number

.