flCRevisiontoALLEGHENYCOUNTY’SportionofthePENNSYLVANIASTATEIMPLEMENTATIONPLANFortheAttainmentandMaintenanceoftheNationalAmbientAirQualityStandardsRevisionTrackingNo.65AlleghenyCountyHealthDepartmentRulesandRegulationsArticleXXI,AirPollutionControlChangestoArticleXXISectionsintheSIP:§2101.20Definitions,§2105.10SurfaceCoatingProcesses,§2105.77ControlofVOCEmissionsfromLargeApplianceandMetalFurnitureSurfaceCoatingProcesses,§2105.78ControlofVOCEmissionsfromFlatWoodPanelingCoatingProcess,and§2105.79ControlofVOCEmissionsfromPaper,Film,andFoilSurfaceCoatingProcessesCCTableofContentsChangestoArticleXXIRulesandRegulations:§2101.20,Definitions(SIPChange);§2105.10,SurfaceCoatingProcesses(SIPChange);§2105.77,ControlofVOCEmissionsfromLargeApplianceandMetalFurnitureSurfaceCoatingProcesses(SIPChange);§2105.78,ControlofVOCEmissionsfromFlatWoodPanelingCoatingProcess(SIPChange);§2105.79,ControlofVOCEmissionsfromPaper,Film,andFoilSurfaceCoatingProcesses(SIPChange)2.TechnicalSupportDocument3.DocumentationofPublicHearingandCertificationsPublichearingnoticeTransmittalsofhearingnoticetoEPA&PADEPNewsReleaseProofofpublicationofnoticeofhearingCertificationofhearingSummaryofCommentsandresponsesCertificationsofapprovalandadoptionPage2CC’1.ArticleXXIChangesALLNEWTEXT§2101.20DEFINITIONS“Exteriorpanels”meanspanelsmadeofsolidwood,hardboardorwaferboard.Panelingmadeofsolidwoodorhardboardistypicallyprimedatthemanufacturingfacilityandfinishedinthefield,althoughsomefinishingmaybeperformedduringmanufacturing.(effectiveJanuary1,201]}“Interiorpanels”meansinteriorwallpanelingthatisusuallygrooved,frequentlyembossedandsometimesgrainprintedtoresemblevariouswoodspecies.Interiorpanelsaretypicallymanufacturedatthesamefacilitiesastileboard,althoughinmuchsmallerquantities.Thesubstratecanbehardboard,plywood,mediumdensityfiberboard(MDF)orparticleboard.(effectiveJanuary1,20]]}“Flatwoodpanelcoating”meansprotective,decorativeorfunctionalmaterialsappliedtoflatwoodpanelproducts,includinginteriorpanels,exteriorpanelsortileboard(classIhardboard).(effectiveJanuary1,20]]}“Tileboard”meansapremiuminteriorwallpanelingproductmadeofhardboardthatisusedinhighmoistureareasofthehomeincludingkitchensandbathrooms.TileboardmeetsthespecificationsforClassIhardboardapprovedbytheAmericanNationalStandardsInstitute.(effectiveJanuary1,20]]}Page3CAdditionsareshownboldedandunderlined.§2105.10SURFACECOATINGPROCESSESa.Applicability.Thissectionappliestoasurfacecoatingprocesscategory,regardlessofthesizeofthefacility,whichemitsorhasemittedVOCsintotheoutdooratmosphereinquantitiesgreaterthan3pounds(1.4kilograms)perhour,15pounds(7kilograms)perdayor2.7tons(2,455kilograms)peryearduringanycalendaryearsinceJanuary1,1987.1.Thelimitsfrom2105.10andTable2105.10,number7forMetalfurniturecoatingandnumber9forLargeappliancecoating,nolongerapplytothelargeapplianceandmetalfurnituresurfacecoatingprocessasofJanuary1,2011.2.Thelimitsfrom2105.10andTable2105.10,number5forPapercoating,nolongerapplytothepaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingprocessasofJanuary1,2011.Page4CCALLNEWTEXT§2105.77CONTROLOFVOCEMISSIONSFROMLARGEAPPLIANCEANDMETALFURNITURESURFACECOATINGPROCESSESa.Applicability.BeginningJanuary1,2011,thissectionappliestotheowneroroperatorofalargeapplianceormetalfurnituresurfacecoatingprocess,wherethetotalactualVOCemissionsfromalllargeapplianceormetalfurnituresurfacecoatingoperations,includingrelatedcleaningactivities,atthatfacilityareequaltoorgreaterthan15pounds(6.8kilograms)perdayor2.7tons(2,455kilograms)pertwelvemonthrollingperiod.Thelimitsfrom§2105.10andTable§2105.10nolongerapplytothelargeapplianceandmetalfurnituresurfacecoatingprocessasofJanuary1,2011.b.Limitations.ApersonmaynotcauseorpermittheemissionintotheoutdooratmosphereofVOCsfromalargeapplianceormetalfurnituresurfacecoatingprocessunlessoneofthefollowinglimitationsismet:1.TheVOCcontentofeachasappliedcoatingisequaltoorlessthanthestandardspecifiedinTable2105.77.A.TheVOCcontentoftheasappliedcoating,expressedinunitsofweightofVOCpervolumeofcoatingsolids,shallbecalculatedasfollows:VOC=Where:VOC=VOCcontentinlbVOC/galofcoatingsolidsW0=WeightpercentofVOC(WvWwWex)W=Weightpercentoftotalvolatiles(100%-weightpercentsolids)WWeightpercentofwaterWex=Weightpercentofexemptsolvent(s)D=Densityofcoating,lb/gal,at25°CV=VolumepercentofsolidsoftheasappliedcoatingB.TheVOCcontentofadipcoating,expressedinunitsofweightofVOCpervolumeofcoatingsolids,shallbecalculatedona30-dayrollingaveragebasisusingthefollowingequation:(W01xxQ’)+(WcXDdJXQj)VOCA=Page5CCj(VxQ1)Where:VOCA=VOCcontentinlbVOC/galofcoatingsolidsforadipcoating,calculatedona30-dayrollingaveragebasisW01=PercentVOCbyweightofeachassuppliedcoating(i)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,expressedasadecimalfraction(thatis55%=0.55)=Densityofeachassuppliedcoating(i)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,inpoundspergallonQI=Quantityofeachassuppliedcoating(i)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,ingallonsV1=Percentsolidsbyvolumeofeachassuppliedcoating(i)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,expressedasadecimalfractionW0=PercentVOCbyweightofeachthinner(J)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,expressedasadecimalfractionDdJDensityofeachthinner(J)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,inpoundspergallonQj=Quantityofeachthinner(J)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,ingallonsC.TheVOCcontentlimitsofsubparagraphsAandBmaybemetbyaveragingtheVOCcontentofmaterialsusedonasinglesurfacecoatingprocesslineeachday(i.e.,dailywithin-coatingunitaveraging).D.SamplingandtestingshallbedoneinaccordancewiththeproceduresandtestmethodsspecifiedinPartG(Methods).2.TheoverallweightofVOCsemittedtotheatmosphereisreducedthroughtheuseofvaporrecoveryorincinerationoranothermethodwhichisacceptableunder§2105.01(EquivalentComplianceTechniques).Theoverallefficiencyofacontrolsystem,asdeterminedbythetestmethodsandproceduresspecifiedinPartG,shallbenolessthan90%ascalculatedbythefollowingequation:90%(1-E/V)xlOOWhere:VTheVOCcontentoftheasappliedcoating,inlbVOC/galofcoatingsolidsE=TheTable2105.77limitforlargeappliancesandmetalfurnituresurfacecoatingsinlbsVOCpergallonofcoatingsolids3.Acombinationofthemethodslistedinparagraphs1and2.c.Records.Afacility,regardlessofthefacility’sannualemissionrate,whichcontainslargeapplianceormetalfurnituresurfacecoatingprocesses,shallmaintainrecordssufficienttodemonstratecompliancewiththissection.Ataminimum,afacilityshallmaintaindailyrecordsof:Page6CC1.Thefollowingparametersforeachcoating,thinnerandothercomponentassupplied:A.Thecoating,thinnerorcomponentnameandidentificationnumber;B.Thevolumeused;C.Themixratio;D.Thedensityorspecificgravity;E.Theweightpercentoftotalvolatiles,water,solidsandexemptsolvents;F.Thevolumepercentofsolids,Table2105.77forlargeappliancesormetalfurniture,foreachcoatingusedinthesurfacecoatingprocess.2.TheVOCcontentofeachcoating,thinnerandothercomponentassupplied.3.TheVOCcontentofeachasappliedcoating.Therecordsshallbemaintainedfor2yearsandshallbesubmittedtotheDepartmentonaschedulereasonablyprescribedbytheDepartment.d.ExemptSolvents.Thesolventsmethylchloroform(1,1,1-trichioroethane)andmethylenechlorideareexemptfromcontrolunderthisSection.NolargeapplianceormetalfurnituresurfacecoatingprocesswhichseekstocomplywiththisSectionthroughtheuseofanexemptsolventmaybeincludedinanyalternativestandardapprovedpursuanttothisArticle.e.ApplicationTechniques.ApersonmaynotcauseorpermittheemissionintotheoutdooratmosphereofVOCsfromtheapplicationoflargeapplianceormetalfurnituresurfacecoatingsunlessthecoatingsareappliedusingoneormoreofthefollowingcoatingapplicationmethods:1.Electrostaticspraying;2.Rollercoating;3.Flowcoating;4.Dipcoating,includingelectrodeposition;5.Highvolume-lowpressure(HVLP)spraying;6.Brushcoating;7.OthercoatingapplicationmethodthatthepersondemonstratesandtheDepartmentdeterminesachievesemissionreductionsequivalenttoHVLPorelectrostaticsprayapplicationmethods.f.EmissionLimitations.IfmorethanoneemissionlimitationinTable2105.77forlargeappliancesormetalfurnitureappliestoaspecificcoating,theleaststringentemissionlimitationapplies.g.ExemptOther.TheVOCcoatingcontentstandardsinTable2105.77forlargeappliancesormetalfurnituredonotapplytoacoatingusedexclusivelyforstencilPage7CCcoatings,safety-indicatingcoatings,solid-filmlubricants,electric-insulatingcoatings,thermal-conductingcoatings,touch-upandrepaircoatings,coatingapplicationsusinghand-heldaerosolcans,coatingsusedexclusivelyfordeterminingproductqualityandcommercialacceptance,andothersmallquantitycoatingsifthecoatingmeetsthefollowingcriteria:1.Thequantityofcoatinguseddoesnotexceed50gallonsperyearforasinglecoatingandatotalof200gallonsperyearforallcoatingscombinedforthefacility.2.Theowneroroperatorofthefacilityrequests,inwriting,andtheDepartmentapproves,inwriting,theexemptionpriortouseofthecoating.h.Housekeeping.Thefollowingworkpracticesforcoating-relatedactivitiesandcleaningmaterialsapplytotheowneroroperatorofalargeapplianceormetalfurnituresurfacecoatingprocess:1.StoreallVOC-containingcoatings,thinners,coating—relatedwastematerials,cleaningmaterialsandusedshoptowelsinclosedcontainers.2.EnsurethatmixingandstoragecontainersusedforVOC-containingcoatings,thinners,coating-relatedwastematerialsandcleaningmaterialsarekeptclosedatalltimesexceptwhendepositingorremovingthesematerials.3.MinimizespillsofVOC-containingcoatings,thinners,coating—relatedwastematerialsandcleaningmaterials,cleaningupspillsimmediately.4.ConveyVOC-containingcoatings,thinners,coating—relatedwastematerialsandcleaningmaterialsfromonelocationtoanotherinclosedcontainersorpipes.5.MinimizeVOCemissionsfromcleaningofstorage,mixingandconveyingequipment.Page8CCTable2105.77EmissionLimitsofVOCsforLargeApplianceandMetalFurnitureSurfaceCoatingsWeightofVOCperVolumeofCoatingSolidsBakedAirDriedSurfaceCoatingProcessCategory)c1iThLiic1!fl/gLargeAppliancecoating(a)general,onecomponent0.403.30.403.3(b)general,multi-component0.403.30.554.5(c)extremehighgloss0.554.620.554.5(d)extremeperformance0.554.620.554.62(e)heatresistant0.554.620.554.62(f)metallic0.554.620.554.62(g)pretreatmentcoatings0.554.620.554.62(h)solarabsorbent0.554.620.554.622.MetalFurniturecoating(a)general,onecomponent0.403.30.403.3(b)general,multi-component0.403.30.554.5(c)extremehighgloss0.615.060.554.5(d)extremeperformance0.615.060.615.06(e)heatresistant0.615.060.615.06(f)metallic0.615.060.615.06(g)pretreatmentcoatings0.615.060.615.06(h)solarabsorbent0.615.060.615.06Page9CCALLNEWTEXT§2105.78CONTROLOFVOCEMISSIONSFROMFLATWOODPANELINGCOATINGPROCESSESa.Applicability.BeginningJanuary1,2011,thissectionappliestotheowneroroperatorofaflatwoodpanelingcoatingprocess,wherethetotalactualVOCemissionsfromallflatwoodpanelsurfacecoatingoperations,includingrelatedcleaningactivities,atthefacilityareequaltoorgreaterthan15pounds(6.8kilograms)perdayor2.7tons(2,455kilograms)pertwelvemonthrollingperiod.b.Limitations.ApersonmaynotcauseorpermittheemissionintotheoutdooratmosphereofVOCsfromaflatwoodpanelingcoatingprocess,unlessoneofthefollowinglimitationsismet:1.TheVOCcontentofeachasappliedcoatingisequaltoorlessthan2.9lbsVOCpergallonofcoatingsolids(0.35kgVOCperliterofcoatingsolids).A.TheVOCcontentofeachasappliedcoating,expressedinunitsofweightofVOCpervolumeofcoatingsolids,shallbecalculatedasfollows:VOC=(W0)(D)NWhere:VOCVOCcontentinlbVOC/galofcoatingsolidsW0WeightpercentofVOC(WvWwWex)WV=Weightpercentoftotalvolatiles(100%-weightpercentsolids)W=WeightpercentofwaterWex=Weightpercentofexemptsolvent(s)DDensityofcoating,lb/gal,at25°CVVolumepercentofsolidsoftheasappliedcoatingB.TheVOCcontentofadipcoating,expressedinunitsofweightofVOCpervolumeofcoatingsolids,shallbecalculatedona30-dayrollingaveragebasisusingthefollowingequation:j(WxD0xQ’)+j(W0jxDdJxQj)VOCAj(VxQ’)Where:Page100CVOCA=VOCcontentinlbVOC/galofcoatingsolidsforadipcoating,calculatedona30-dayrollingaveragebasisW0=PercentVOCbyweightofeachassuppliedcoating(i)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,expressedasadecimalfraction(thatis55%=0.55)=Densityofeachassuppliedcoating(i)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,inpoundspergallonQQuantityofeachassuppliedcoating(i)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,ingallonsV1=Percentsolidsbyvolumeofeachassuppliedcoating(i)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,expressedasadecimalfractionW0j=PercentVOCbyweightofeachthinner(J)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,expressedasadecimalfractionDdJ=Densityofeachthinner(J)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,inpoundspergallonQj=Quantityofeachthinner(J)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,ingallonsC.TheVOCcontentlimitsofsubparagraphsAandBmaybemetbyaveragingtheVOCcontentofmaterialsusedonasinglesurfacecoatingprocesslineeachday(i.e.,dailywithin-coatingunitaveraging).D.SamplingandtestingshallbedoneinaccordancewiththeproceduresandtestmethodsspecifiedinPartG(Methods).2.TheoverallweightofVOCsemittedtotheatmosphereisreducedthroughtheuseofvaporrecoveryorincinerationoranothermethodwhichisacceptableunder§2105.01(EquivalentComplianceTechniques).Theoverallefficiencyofacontrolsystem,asdeterminedbythetestmethodsandproceduresspecifiedinPartG,shallbenolessthan90%ascalculatedbythefollowingequation:90%=(1-EIV)xlOOWhere:V=TheVOCcontentoftheasappliedcoating,inlbVOC/galofcoatingsolidsE=Limitof2.9lbsVOCpergallonofcoatingsolids(0.35kgVOCperliterofcoatingsolids)3.Acombinationofthemethodslistedinparagraphs1and2.c.Records.Afacility,regardlessofthefacility’sannualemissionrate,whichcontainsflatwoodpanelingcoatingprocesses,shallmaintainrecordssufficienttodemonstratecompliancewiththissection.Ataminimum,afacilityshallmaintaindailyrecordsof:Page11CC1.Thefollowingparametersforeachcoating,thinner,andothercomponentassupplied:A.Thecoating,thinnerorcomponentnameandidentificationnumber;B.Thevolumeused;C.Themixratio;D.Thedensityorspecificgravity;E.Theweightpercentoftotalvolatiles,water,solidsandexemptsolvents.F.Thevolumepercentofsolidsforeachcoatingusedintheflatwoodpanelingcoatingprocess.2.TheVOCcontentofeachcoating,thinnerandothercomponentassupplied.3.TheVOCcontentofeachasappliedcoating.Therecordsshallbemaintainedfor2yearsandshallbesubmittedtotheDepartmentonaschedulereasonablyprescribedbytheDepartment.d.ExemptSolvents.Thesolventsmethylchloroform(l,1,l-trichloroethane)andmethylenechlorideareexemptfromcontrolunderthisSection.NoflatwoodpanelingcoatingprocesswhichseekstocomplywiththisSectionthroughtheuseofanexemptsolventmaybeincludedinanyalternativestandardapprovedpursuanttothisArticle.e.ApplicationTechniques.ApersonmaynotcauseorpermittheemissionintotheoutdooratmosphereofVOCsfromtheflatwoodpanelingcoatingsunlessthecoatingsareappliedusingoneormoreofthefollowingcoatingapplicationmethods:1.Electrostaticspraying;2.Airlesscoating;3.Curtaincoating;4.Rollercoating;5.Flowcoating;6.Dipcoating,includingelectrodeposition;7.Highvolume-lowpressure(HVLP)spraying;8.Handbrushorrollercoat;9.OthercoatingapplicationmethodthatthepersondemonstratesandtheDepartmentdeterminesachievesemissionreductionsequivalenttoHVLPorelectrostaticsprayapplicationmethods.f.ExemptOther.TheVOCcoatingcontentstandardof2.9lbsVOCpergallonofcoatingsolids(0.35kgVOCperliterofcoatingsolids)donotapplytoacoatingusedexclusivelyforstencilcoatings,touch-upandrepaircoatings,coatingapplicationsusinghand-heldaerosolcans,airatomizedspraysthatapplycosmeticspecialtycoatings,ifthevolumeofthecosmeticspecialtycoatingsislessthan5%byvolumeofthetotalcoatingusedatthesourceortoapplyfinialrepaircoatings,coatingsusedexclusivelyfordeterminingPage12CCproductqualityandcommercialacceptanceandothersmallquantitycoatingsifthecoatingmeetsthefollowingcriteria:1.Thequantityofcoatinguseddoesnotexceed50gallonsperyearforasinglecoatingandatotalof200gallonsperyearforallcoatingscombinedforthefacility.2.Theowneroroperatorofthefacilityrequests,inwriting,andtheDepartmentapproves,inwriting,theexemptionpriortouseofthecoating.g.Housekeeping.Thefollowingworkpracticesforcoating-relatedactivitiesandcleaningmaterialsapplytotheowneroroperatorofaflatwoodpanelingcoatingprocess:1.StoreallVOC-containingcoatings,thinners,coating—relatedwastematerials,cleaningmaterialsandusedshoptowelsinclosedcontainers.2.EnsurethatmixingandstoragecontainersusedforVOC-containingcoatings,thinners,coating-relatedwastematerialsandcleaningmaterialsarekeptclosedatalltimesexceptwhendepositingorremovingthesematerials.3.MinimizespillsofVOC-containingcoatings,thinnersandcoating—relatedwastematerialsandcleaningmaterials,cleaningupspillsimmediately.4.ConveyVOC-containingcoatings,thinners,coating—relatedwastematerialsandcleaningmaterialsfromonelocationtoanotherinclosedcontainersorpipes.5.MinimizeVOCemissionsduringcleaningofstorage,mixing,andconveyingequipment.Page13CCALLNEWTEXT§2105.79CONTROLOFVOCEMISSIONSFROMPAPER,FILM,ANDFOILSURFACECOATINGPROCESSESa.Applicability.BeginningJanuary1,2011,thissectionappliestotheowneroroperatorofapaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingprocess,wherethetotalactualVOCemissionsfromallpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingoperations,includingrelatedcleaningactivities,atthatfacilityareequaltoorgreaterthan15pounds(6.8kilograms)perdayor2.7tons(2,455kilograms)pertwelvemonthrollingperiod.Thelimitsfrom§2105.10andTable§2105.10nolongerapplytothepaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingprocessasofJanuary1,2011.b.Limitations.ApersonmaynotcauseorpermittheemissionintotheoutdooratmosphereofVOCsfromapaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingprocessunlessoneofthefollowinglimitationsismet:1.TheVOCcontentofeachasappliedcoatingisequaltoorlessthanthestandardspecifiedinTable2105.79.A.TheVOCcontentoftheasappliedcoating,expressedinunitsofweightofVOCperweightofcoatingsolids,shallbecalculatedasfollows:VOCB=(W0)/(W)Where:VOCBVOCcontentinlbVOC/lbofcoatingsolidsW0=WeightpercentofVOC(WvWwWex)Wi,,Weightpercentoftotalvolatiles(100%-weightpercentsolids)=WeightpercentofwaterWex=WeightpercentofexemptsolventsW=WeightpercentofsolidsoftheasappliedcoatingB.TheVOCcontentofadipcoating,expressedinunitsofweightofVOCperweightofcoatingsolids,shallbecalculatedona30-dayrollingaveragebasisusingthefollowingequation:j(WcjjxD1xQ’)+j(W0jxDdJxQj)VOCA=j(‘WrnxD1xQ’)Page14CCWhere:VOCAVOCcontentinlbVOC/lbofcoatingsolidsforadipcoating,calculatedona30-dayrollingaveragebasisW0=PercentVOCbyweightofeachassuppliedcoating(i)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,expressedasadecimalfraction(thatis55%=0.55)D1Densityofeachassuppliedcoating(i)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,inpoundspergallonQ1=Quantityofeachassuppliedcoating(i)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,ingallonsW11=Percentsolidsbyweightofeachassuppliedcoating(i)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,expressedasadecimalfractionW0j=PercentVOCbyweightofeachthinner(J)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,expressedasadecimalfractionDdJ=Densityofeachthinner(J)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,inpoundspergallonQj=Quantityofeachthinner(J)addedtothedipcoatingprocess,ingallonsC.TheVOCcontentlimitsofsubparagraphsAandBmaybemetbyaveragingtheVOCcontentofmaterialsusedonasinglesurfacecoatingprocesslineeachday(i.e.,dailywithin-coatingunitaveraging).D.SamplingandtestingshallbedoneinaccordancewiththeproceduresandtestmethodsspecifiedinPartG(Methods).2.TheoverallweightofVOCsemittedtotheatmosphereisreducedthroughtheuseofvaporrecoveryorincinerationoranothermethodwhichisacceptableunder§2105.01(EquivalentComplianceTechniques).Theoverallefficiencyofacontrolsystem,asdeterminedbythetestmethodsandproceduresspecifiedinPartG,shallbenolessthan90%ascalculatedbythefollowingequation:90%=(1-E/V)xlOOWhere:V=TheVOCcontentoftheasappliedcoating,inlbVOC/lbofcoatingsolidsETheTable2105.79limitforpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatinginlbsVOCperlbsofcoatingsolids3.Acombinationofthemethodslistedinparagraphs1and2.c.Records.Afacility,regardlessofthefacility’sannualemissionrate,whichcontainspaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingprocesses,shallmaintainrecordssufficienttodemonstratecompliancewiththissection.Ataminimum,afacilityshallmaintaindailyrecordsof:Page15CC1.Thefollowingparametersforeachcoating,thinnerandothercomponentassupplied:A.Thecoating,thinnerorcomponentnameandidentificationnumber;B.Thevolumeused;C.Themixratio;D.Thedensityorspecificgravity;E.Theweightpercentoftotalvolatiles,water,solidsandexemptsolvents;F.Thevolumepercentofsolids,Table2105.79forpaper,film,andfoil,foreachcoatingusedinthesurfacecoatingprocess..2.TheVOCcontentofeachcoating,thinnerandothercomponentassupplied.3.TheVOCcontentofeachasappliedcoating.Therecordsshallbemaintainedfor2yearsandshallbesubmittedtotheDepartmentonaschedulereasonablyprescribedbytheDepartment.d.ExemptSolvents.Thesolventsmethylchloroform(1,1,1-trichloroethane)andmethylenechlorideareexemptfromcontrolunderthisSection.Nopaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingprocesswhichseekstocomplywiththisSectionthroughtheuseofanexemptsolventmaybeincludedinanyalternativestandardapprovedpursuanttothisArticle.e.ApplicationTechniques.ApersonmaynotcauseorpermittheemissionintotheoutdooratmosphereofVOCsfromtheapplicationofpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingsunlessthecoatingsareappliedusingoneormoreofthefollowingcoatingapplicationmethods:1.Rotogravure(web-fedgravure).2.Reverserollcoating.3.Slotdiecoating.4.Knifecoating.5.Flexographiccoating.6.Mayerrodorwire-woundrodcoating.7.Dipandsqueezecoating.8.Extrusioncoating,includingcalendaringf.EmissionLimitations.IfmorethanoneemissionlimitationinTable2105.79forpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingappliestoaspecificcoating,theleaststringentemissionlimitationapplies.g.ExemptOther.TheVOCcoatingcontentstandardsinTable2105.79forpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingsdonotapplytoacoatingusedexclusivelystencilcoatings,touch-upandrepaircoatings,coatingapplicationsusinghand-heldaerosolcans,coatingsPage16CCusedexclusivelyfordeterminingproductqualityandcommercialacceptanceandothersmallquantitycoatingsifthecoatingmeetsthefollowingcriteria:1.Thequantityofcoatinguseddoesnotexceed50gallonsperyearforasinglecoatingandatotalof200gallonsperyearforallcoatingscombinedforthefacility.2.Theowneroroperatorofthefacilityrequests,inwriting,andtheDepartmentapproves,inwriting,theexemptionpriortouseofthecoating.h.Housekeeping.Thefollowingworkpracticesforcoating-relatedactivitiesandcleaningmaterialsapplytotheowneroroperatorofapaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingprocess:1.StoreallVOC-containingcoatings,thinners,coating—relatedwastematerials,cleaningmaterialsandusedshoptowelsinclosedcontainers.2.EnsurethatmixingandstoragecontainersusedforVOC-containingcoatings,thinners,coating-relatedwastematerialsandcleaningmaterialsarekeptclosedatalltimesexceptwhendepositingorremovingthesematerials.3.MinimizespillsofVOC-containingcoatings,thinners,coating—relatedwastematerialsandcleaningmaterials,cleaningupspillsimmediately.4.ConveyVOC-containingcoatings,thinners,coating—relatedwastematerialsandcleaningmaterialsfromonelocationtoanotherinclosedcontainersorpipes.5.MinimizeVOCemissionsfromcleaningofstorage,mixingandconveyingequipment.Table2105.79EmissionLimitsofVOCsforPaper,Film,andFoilSurfaceCoatingsWeightofVOCperWeightofSolidsorCoatingAppliedSolidsAppliedCoatingAppliedkgVOC/kgsolidskgVOC/kgcoatingsSurfaceCoatingProcessCategory(lbVOC/ibsolids)(lbVOC/ibcoatings)PressureSensitiveTapeandLabel0.200.0672.Paper,Film,andFoil0.400.08(NotincludingPressureSensitiveTapeandLabel)Page170C2.TechnicalSupportDocumentSummaryofChangeThechangestothesectionsofArticleXXIaddfourControlTechniquesGuidelines(CTG)categoriesasthreeregulations.DefinitionsarisingfromtheseCTGregulationswerealsoaddedtoArticleXXI.Changeswerealsomadetoanexistingregulation,makinganylimitspertainingtotheseCTGregulationsvoidafter1/1/2011.§2101.20,Definitions(SIPChange);§2105.10,SurfaceCoatingProcesses(SIPChange);§2105.77,ControlofVOCEmissionsfromLargeApplianceandMetalFurnitureSurfaceCoatingProcesses(SIPChange);§2105.78,ControlofVOCEmissionsfromFlatWoodPanelingCoatingProcess(SIPChange);§2105.79,ControlofVOCEmissionsfromPaper,Film,andFoilSurfaceCoatingProcesses(SIPChange)TheCTGcategoriesforLargeAppliancesCoatings,MetalFurnitureCoatingsandPaper,Film,andFoilCoatingswereissuedbytheEPAin2007;theCTGforFlatWoodPanelingCoatingswasissuedbytheEPAin2006.TheEPAhasmandatedthattheseCTGsbecomeregulations,writtenbyLocalorStateAirPollutionControlAgencies.Theregulationchangestosections§2101.20and§2105.10,andtheadditionofregulations§2105.77,§2105.78and§2105.79toArticleXXIconstituteachangetotheAlleghenyCountyportionofthePennsylvaniaStateImplementationPlan(SIP)forthecontrolofozonewithrespecttothosesections.Page18