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COMPLIANCE REPORT 

FLUORIDE EMISSION 

COMPLIANCE PROGRAM 

for 

BRICK MANUFACTURING PROCESS 

Submitted for: 

VERMONT BRICK MANUFACTURING, L.P. 

P. O. Box 330 

Highgate Center, Vermont 05459 

18 Morse Drive, Essex Junction, Vermont 05452 (802) 879-1800 
COMPLIANCE REPORT 

FLUORIDE EMISSION 

COMPLIANCE PROGRAM 

for 

BRICK MANUFACTURING PROCESS 

Submitted for: 

VERMONT BRICK MANUFACTURING, L.P. 

P. O. Box 330 

Highgate Center, Vermont 05459 

P. O. Number: Verbal 

Submitted to: 

AGENCY OF NATURAL RESOURCES 

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION 

AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DIVIS[ON - 

103 South Main Street 

Waterbury, Vermont 05671-0402 

Submitted by: 

AIR QUALtTY TECHNICAL SERVICES, INC. 

18 Morse Drive 

Essex Junction, Vermont 05452 

Project: 021304 

November 25, 2002 

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FOREWORD 

~ Air Quality Technical Services, Inc., an environmental consulting company specializing 

~ in air resource management and air quality assessment, was contracted by Vermont Brick 

~ Manufacturing, L.P. to conduct a source emission compliance program at the facility which it 

~ owns and operates in Highgate, Vermont. The source involved in the program was the 

M emission control system that services the Water Struck Brick Manufacturing Process. 

~ This report presents results, test and analytical data, sampling and analytical methods, 

~ and other relevant data pertaining to the program. 

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FOREWORD 

1.0 INTRODUCTION 

2.0 SOURCE DESCRIPTION 

2.1 KILN PROCESS 

3.0 PROGRAM STRUCTURE 

3.1 SAMPLING APPROACH 

4.0 SUMMARY OF RESULTS 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

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Highgate, VT 

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5.0 COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES 9 

5.1 SAMPLING LOCATION 10 

5.1.1 Velocity Head Measurements 10 

5.1.2 Fluoride Measurements 10 

5.2 FLUORIDE MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES 12 

5.2.1 Sampling 12 

5.2.1.1 Sampling Apparatus 12 

5.2.1.2 Quality Control/Quality Assurance 14 

5.2.1.2.1 Equipment Calibration 14 

5.2.1.2.1.1 Nozzle 14 

5.2.1.2.1.2 Critical Orifice 14 

5.2.1.2.1.3 Dry Gas Meter 14 

5.2.1.2.2 Leak Checks 14 

5.2.1.2.2.1 Sample train 14 

5.2.1.3 Sample Recovery 15 

5.2.2 Analytical Procedures 15 

5.3 GAS VELOCITYIVOLUMETRIC FLOW 16 

5.3.1 Measurement Apparatus 16 

5.3.1.1 Quality Control/Quality Assurance 16 

5.3.1.1.1 Equipment Calibration 16 

5.3.1:1.1.1 Pitot Tubes 16 

5.3.1.1.1.2 Thermocouple Probe 16 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont'd) 

5.3.1.1.2 Leak Checks 17 

5.3.1.1.2.1 Pitot Tubes 17 

5.4 GAS COMPOSITION 18 

5.5 MOISTURE CONTENT 19 

APPENDIX A: 

APPENDIX B: 

APPENDIX C: 

APPENDIX D: 

APPENDIX E: 

APPENDIX F: 

APPENDIX G: 

Equation Format 

Summary Of Results 

Test Data Summary Sheets 

Computerized Field Test Data Sheets 

Analytical Data 

Operating Data Log 

Equipment Calibration Sheets 

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~ 1.0 INTRODUCTION 

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Vermont Brick Manufacturing, L.P. (Vermont Brick), operates a clay mining and brick 

manufacturing plant in Highgate, Vermont. The brick manufacturing process involves operation 

of a periodic kiln which generates exhaust gases containing emissions of fluoride. 

Vermont Brick was issued an original Air Pollution Control Permit on October 25, 1995, 

and, an amended Permit (#AP-95-009a) on October 17, 1996, by the State of Vermont Agency 

of Natural Resources, Department of Environmental Conservation, Air Pollution Control Division 

(APCD). Condition (6) of the amended Permit requires that Vermont Brick install, operate, 

and maintain an Ohlmann limestone scrubber/adsorber, or equivalent device to control the 

fluoride emissions from the periodic brick kiln when the kiln temperatures are in excess of 752 _ 

°F. Condition (8) of the amended Permit limits emissions of total fluoride, including elemental 

fluoride and ali fluoride compounds from the periodic kiln to a maximum of 24.8 pounds per 

complete kiln cycle or 0.18 pounds per ton of dry brick produced. Condition (12) of the 

amended Permit requires that Vermont Brick perform emission testing for total fluorides, 

including elemental fluoride and all fluoride compounds, from the periodic kiln exhaust. 

An initial compliance test program was conducted March 15 - 17, 2000. Based on 

fluoride concentrations measured during testing, the APCD calculated that emissions from the 

kiln were in violation of the permitted allowable limits. As a resuft a NOTICE OF ALLEGED 

VIOLATION was issued and corrective measures that would bring the source into compliance 

were requested to he taken. A second compliance test program was required to evaluate the 

impact of these measures upon completion. 

The field portion of the second compliance test program was performed October 1- 3, 

2002. The major on-site representatives that participated in the program and their respective 

affiliations were: 

Vermont Brick 

Mark Kellner - Operations Manager 

Air Quality Technical Services, Inc. 

John Jasko - Project Director 

Dave Evans - Technician 

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2.0 SOURCE DESCRIPTION 

Clay is mined on the facility grounds and transported to a building for storage while 

awaiting processing. When it is taken from storage the clay is placed in a hopper and metered 

out to a conveyor, where approximately 14 to 15 percent sand is added, that carries 'it to a pug 

mill. At the pug mill barium carbonate is added to the clay/sand mixture in the respective ratio 

of forty ounces per ton. The combined product is worked in the pummel and then conveyed to 

a second horizontal pummel for additional blending. The clay mixture is transferred from the 

second horizontal pummel to a Posey brick machine for molding. *The Posey brick machine is 

metered by variab(e frequency drive to ram press the clay mixture into water wetted molds, 

each of which contains forms for seven brick, at a rate of one mold every five seconds. As the 

ram lifts after loading a mold, a blade sweeps across the top of the mold box thus "striking" off 

excess clay. 

As the loaded mold box slides out from under the press, a new mold box slides under the press. 

The loaded mold box is then flipped over emptying the seven wet or "green" brick onto a small 

drying pallet. The green brick are loaded on drier cars and dried at a temperature of 200 °F for 

a period of thirty hours using indirect steam heat generated by recovering heat from the kifn 

process of natural gas . One days green brick production equals forty-four dryer cars or 32,032 

brick. 

2.1 KILN PROCESS 

The dry brick are transferred to kiln cars with 7800 brick per car. The brick are set on 

the kiln cars in a manner that leaves spaces between the individual bricks to facilitate even heat 

flow through the racks during the kiln cycle. The kiln has three independently controlled 

temperature zones fired on natural gas, and is loaded with seven kiln cars holding 

approximately 54,600 brick. A typical kiln cycle lasts forty-two to fifty-one hours depending on 

desired finished product with an additional ten to fifteen hours for cool down. 

After loading, the kiln is ramped to a set point temperature of approximately 300 °F over 

a period of about thirty minutes. The kiln maintains this "soak" temperature for an additional 

thirty minutes. During this initial heat up phase, the exhaust gases from the kiln are ducted 

directly to a primary induced draft fan at the base of the stack and are vented to the 

atmosphere. 

The kiln enters cycle segment 1 as it is ramped to a set point temperature of 

approximately 1800 °F over a period of about ten hours. V11hen the kiln reaches a temperature 

of 350 °F during this phase, system dampers divert the exhaust gases through a recovery boiler 

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for heat reclamation with the assist of an secondary induced draft fan. When the kiln attains a 

temperature of 700 °F during this phase, additional system dampers direct the flow of the 

exhaust gases in the system after the recovery boiler through the limestone scrubberladsorber 

for control of fluoride emissions before passing through the primary induced draft fan and being 

discharged to the atmosphere. 

At the end of the ten hour ramp when the 1800 °F set point is achieved, the kiln enters 

' cycle segment 2, a 12 hour soak designed to burnout the carbon in the clay body. 

~ At the end of cycle segment 2, the kiln enters cycle segment 3, a ramp of 2 hour 

~ duration that brings the kiln to a set point temperature of 1910 °F at which product shrinkage ;. 

~ and densification occur. 

f The kiln maintains this finishing "soak" temperature, cycle segment 4, for an additiona( 

! 20 to 25 hours depending on the rate of shrinkage of the desired finished product. 

► After the curing cycle is complete, the kiln enters a cool down phase, cycle segment 5, 

1 during which the temperature is allowed gradualiy drop. Approximatefy 15 hours into the cool 

1 down phase, when the temperature drops below 700 °F the system dampers that diverted 

1 exhaust gas flow through the scrub be r/adso rber are reset and the exhaust gas flow is vented 

1 directly to the atmosphere. 

A schematic of the kiln and exhaust systern configuration is shown in Figure 2-1. 

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3.0 PROGRAM STRUCTURE 

For the purpose of conducting a sampling program that would result in a representative 

evaluation of emissions of fluoride over the lengthy duration of the kilning, the entire cycle was 

to be separated into process events as follows: 

• Segment I - Ramp 

Initial startup firing of burners and ramping of temperature to 1800 °F. 

Targeted program duration 10 hours. 

Approximate clock time from 10:30 to 20:30 (10101/02). 

Note: Exhaust flow diverted through scrubber around 17:00. 

• Segment 2 - Initial Soak _ 

Temperature held at 1800 °F for carbon burnout. 

Targeted program duration 12 hours. 

Approximate clock time from 20:30 (10/01/02) to 08:30 (10/02/02). 

• Segment 3 - Ramp 

Ramping of temperature to 1910 °F. 

Targeted program duration 2 hour. 

Approximate clock time from 08:30 to 10:30 (10/02102). 

• Segment 4 - Final Soak 

Curing of brick to achieve desired shrinkage. 

Targeted program duration 25 hours. 

Targeted approximate clock time from 10:30 (10102/02) to 11:30 (10/03102). 

• Segment 5 - Cool Down 

Gradual cooling of kiln. 

Targeted approximate clock time from 11:30 (10/03l02) to approximately 15 

hours later when temperature drops below 700 °F and exhaust flow is 

redirected to bypass scrubber. 

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3.1 SAfVIPLING APPROACH 

Sampling of emissions was conducted with a sample train that was controlled with a 

delay-on-make timing mechanism to cycle between off and on on a sixty minute schedule. 

Based on the preliminary measurements of exhaust conditions (i.e. average velocity head 

pressure, temperature, gas composition, and an estimated moisture content) made November 

17, 1999, and July 25, 2002, with the kiln operating in a Segment 4- Soak condition, and, data 

collected during the first compliance test program, an average sample rate was calculated that 

would satisfy isokinetic requirements. A critical orifice was selected ,to be placed in line prior to 

the sample control console that would control sample flow at this predetermined isokinetic rate 

10 percent) for the nozzle size used. 

When the process system achieved the 700 °F set point at approximately 17:00 on 

October 1, causing the exhaust flow to be directed through the scrubber, the initial sampfing 

cycle was initiated by activating the control timer. The first hour of the cycle was an "off' period; 

the second hour of the cycle was an "on" period. This "off' and "on" alternating of the sampling 

system continued through the course of the three and one half hour duration remaining of 

Segment 1 and, unfortunately, into the first half hour of Segment 2 resuiting in a total of two 

hours of active sample collection. At the end of the first sampling cycle the control timer was 

deactivated and the composite sampfe representing Segment 1, but including a thirty minute 

portion of Segment 2, was recovered. 

The same "off' and "on" alternating of the sampling system continued over the 

remaining course of Segment 2 starting at 21:10, forty minutes into the Segment, and 

continuing until 08:10 (10/02/02) resulting in a total of five hours of active sample collection 

during the twelve hour Segment duration. At the end of the second sampling cycle, the control 

timer was deactivated and the composite sample representing Segment 2 was recovered. 

A representative sample was not coilected for Segment 3 due to its short duration and 

the lack of time needed to prepare the sampie system. 

A new sampling cycle was initiated by again activating the control timer at 09:30 during 

the last hour of Segment 2 as an "off' period. As the process entered Segment 4 at 10:30 the 

control timer entered an "on" period and active sampling started. For this round of sampling the 

cycling of the sampling continued over the course of the first eleven hours of Segment 4 

terminating at 21:30, resuiting in a total of six hours of active sample collection. At the end of 

this third sampling the control timer was allowed to remain active while the composite samp(e 

representing the first portion of Segment 4 was recovered. 

. By the time the next "on" period for the control timer was reached at 22:30 the recovery 

was complete and the sample train was prepared for the ensuing sample round. For this round 

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of sampling the cycling of the sampling continued over the course of the last thirteen hours of 

Segment 4 terminating at 11:30 (10/03/02), resulting in a total of seven hours of active sample 

collection. At the end of this fourth sampling the control timer was deactivated while the 

composite sample representing the second portion of Segment 4 was recovered. 

A final sampling cycle was initiated by again activating the control timer at 11:30 at the 

start of Segment 5, the kiln cool down, as an "off' period. For this round of sampling the cycling 

of the sampling continued over the course of the first four hours of Segment 5 terminating at 

15:30, resulting in a total of two hours of active sample collection. 

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~ 4.0 SUMMARY OF RESULTS 

For the purpose of determining representative emissions of fluoride for each process 

segment composite samples of either two or four hour duration were collected at a sample rate 

of approximately 0.25 cfm. 

TOTAL FLUORIDE 

Test 1 2 3 4 5 

Date 10/01 10/01-02 10/02 10/02-03 10/03 

Cycle Segment 1 2 4 4 5 

Cycle Clock Time (24 hour) 17:00-20:30 20:30-08:30 10:30-21:30 21:30-11:30 11:30-? 

Test Period Time (24 hour) 16:57-20:5721:10-08:10 10:30-21:30 21:30-11:30 11:30-15:30 

Active Sample lntervals 2 5 6 7 2 

Sample Duration (minutes) 120 300 360 420 120 

Average Test Measurements 

Isokinetics (%) 104.0 108.1 105.5 101.9 85.5* 

Moisture Content (%) 15.2 12.0 8.9 4•4 0.7 

Velocity Hear Pressure ("H 20) 0.24 0.25 0.26 0.27 0.36 

Temperature (OF) 274.5 427.2 513.9 539.4 491.4 

Gas Composition - CO2 (%) 6.6 5.1 3.9 3.4 0.1 

02 (%) 9.8 12.7 14.3 15.2 20.7 

CO (%} 0 0 0 0 0 

Nz (%} 83.6 82.2 81.8 81.4 79.2 

Gas Velocity (fps) 33.2 37.1 39.5 40.5 45.2 

Gas Volumetric Flow (dscfm) 5726 5498 5516 5780 7117 

(acfm) 9454 10565 11248 11533 12871 

Emission Determinations 

Total Fluoride: 

Concentration: (μgldscf) 15.511 64.293 383.376 94.210 23.459 

(Ibs/dcsf) 4.082x10-8 1.418x10-' 8.453x10- ' 2.077X10-' 5.173x10-8 

Emission Rate: (Ibs/hr) 0.014 0.047 0.280 0.072 0.022 

* Note: Test 5 fell outside of the isokinetic range due to an unexpected large increase in 

velocity head pressure during Segment 5 beyond those measured for the other Segments 

(0.36 as opposed to 0.24-0.27) that the expected that isokinetic rate calculations were based 

upon. 

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5.0 COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES 

Due to the unconventional nature of the emission compliance program, the procedures 

used were conducted in accordance with, or using as guidelines, the Reference Methods 

described in Appendix A of 40 CFR Part 60, as revised July 1, 2001. Any deviations made to 

these Reference Method procedures were not considered to adversely impact the results of the 

sampling program. 

The test methods to be used for the determination of compliance are referenced as 

follows: 

Method 1 - Sample and Velocity Traverses for Stationary Sources; 

Method 2 - Determination of Stack Gas Velocity and Volumetric Fiow Rate 

(Standard Type Pitot Tube Option); 

Method 3 - Gas Analysis for the Determination of Dry Molecular Weight; 

Method 4 - Determination of Moisture Content in Stack Gases; 

Method 13B - Determination of Total Fluoride Emissions from Stationary 

Sources - Specific lon Electrode Method. 

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5.1 SAMPLING LOCATION 

The sampling location was positioned according to the guidelines set forth in Method 1, 

"Sample and Velocity Traverses for Stationary Sources" . 

.. The sample ports were located in the stack approximately 32.0 feet downstream from 

juncture of the induced draft (ID) fan discharge duct with the stack and approximately 5.5 feet 

upstream from the outlet of the stack. At the sampling location the stack had an inside 

diameter of 29.5 inches. This positioned the sampling location approximately 13.0 diameters 

downstream and approximately 2.2 diameters upstream from the appropriate ffow disturbances. 

5.1.1 Velocity Head Measurements 

The Method 1 required minimum of 8 traverse points used for preliminary velocity head ° 

measurements conducted November 17, 1999, and July 25, 2002, indicated that a very even 

profile existed across the face of the stack at the sample port location. . 

In consideration of this fact, the velocity head pressure measurements recorded during 

compliance testing were monitored at a single point located at the center of the stack. 

5.1.2 Fluoride Measurements 

Samples used for the determination of the fluoride content of the exhaust stream were 

acquired from a single point of average velocity located near the center of the stack. 

A schematic of the sample port location and the velocity and sample point layout can be 

found in Figure 4-1. 

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5.2 FLUORIDE MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES 

Fluoride sampling was conducted in accordance with Method 1313, Determination of 

Total Fluoride Emissions from Stationary Sources - Specific Ion Electrode Method. 

5.2.1 Sampling 

5.2.1.1 Sampling Apparatus 

The sample train consisted of: 

a) a stainless steel nozzle sized to provide an average isokinetic sample rate; _ 

b) a borosilicate glass-lined probe heated to a temperature of 248 °F, ± 25 °F; 

c) a sample trainlmoisture condensing unit with four 500 ml glass impingers 

immersed in an ice water bath: 

a modified Greenburg-Smith type impinger containing approximately 100 

ml of distilledldeionized water and weighed to establish a known 

starting weight, 

a Greenburg-Smith type containing approximately 100 ml of 

distilledldeionized water and weighed to establish a known 

starting weight, 

a modified Greenburg-Smith type impinger empty and weighed to 

establish a known starting weight, 

a Whatman No. 1 paper filter encased in a glass filter holder, and, 

a modified Greenburg-Smith type impinger containing approximately 200 

grams of silica gel and weighed to estab(ish a known starting 

weight; 

d) a vacuum sample line; 

e) a critical orifice sized to an average isokinetic sarnple rate; 

f) a vacuum sampling pump adjusted to provide a critical vacuum to the orifice; 

g) a calibrated dry gas meter for totalizing sample volume, and, 

h) a timing relay to activate the sampling pump at preset intervals. 

A EurothermlChessel Data Logger was used to continuously record the dry gas meter 

inlet and outlet, impinger outlet and probe temperatures during testing. 

A schematic of the sample train is depicted in Figure 5-2. 

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5.2.1.2 Quality ControllQuality Assurance 

5.2.1.2.1 Equipment Calibration 

5.2.1.2.1.1 Nozzle 

The nozzle used in compliance program was calibrated according to procedures 

outlined in Method 5, Section 5- Calibration (§5.1 Probe Nozzie). 

5.2.1.2.1.2 CriticalOrifice 

The orifice was calibrated to establish the critical flow rate and the vacuum needed to 

achieve the choked ffow. A sample train, configured to duplicate the trains to be used in the 

sampling portion of the program, from the tirst impinger back, was connected to a wet test 

meter and a series of three volumetric flow observations were made over a set time interval. 

These observations were recorded on a calibration data sheet afong with readings of ineter 

temperature and barometric pressure. The three observations were averaged to obtain a 

average critical flow rate. 

5.2.1.2.1.3 Dry Gas Meter 

Dry gas meters undergo semiannual calibration according to procedures outlined in 

Method 5, Section 5- Calibration (§5.3 Metering System, §5.3.1 Cafibration Prior to Use). After 

completion of the compliance program, the dry gas meter calibration was rechecked for 

accuracy according to procedures outlined in Method 5, Section 5- Calibration (§5.3 Metering 

System, §5.3.2 Caiibration After Use). 

5.2.1.2.2 Leak Checks 

5.2.1.2.2.1 Sample Train 

The sample trains were leak checked according to procedures outlined in Method 5, 

Section 4- Procedure (§4.1 Sampling, §4.1.4 Leak-Check Procedures). Before the start of 

each test series, the infet of the probe nozzle was sealed off with a section of gum rubber 

tubing and a tubing clamp, and the predetermined vacuum (approximately 15" Hg) needed to 

operate the orifice at critical flow was applied upstream of the orifice. In each instance this 

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resulted in a vacuum of <2 "Hg. on the sample train downstream of the orifice. The metering 

dial on the dry gas meter was then timed for a period of one minute and any movement during 

that period was noted and recorded. At the end of each test series, the same procedure was 

followed. 

5.2.1.3 Sample Recovery 

At the completion of each test series the sample train was processed and recovered as 

follows: 

• Nozzlelprobe - The nozzle and probe was internally brushed and rinsed in 

triplicate with distiiled/deionized water. The rinses were collected in a 

polyethylene storage bottle. 

• Water (mpingers - The first three impingers were reweighed to determine the 

net weight gain resuiting from the volume of condensate collected from the 

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sample stream. The contents was then- added to the polyethylene storage 

bottle used to collect the nozzle/probe rinses. The Impingers and connecting 

glassware up to the front half of the filter holder was rinsed in triplicate with 

distilled/deionized water and the rinses were added to the storage bottle. 

• Filter - The filter paper was removed from the filter holder and added to the 

polyethylene storage bottle. 

♦ Silica Gel Impinger - The fourth impinger was reweighed to determine the 

net weight gain attributable to any additional water vapor absorbed from the 

sample stream. 

5.2.2 Analytical Procedures 

Analysis was performed by Oxford Laboratories of Wilmington, North Carolina according 

to all procedures for sample fusion, digestion and ion specific electrode analysis as required by 

Method 13B. 

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5.3 GAS VELOCITYIVOLUiVIETRIC FLOW 

Measurements of stack gas velocity and volumetric flow was performed using 

procedures outlined in EPA Test Method 2 as a guideline. 

Veiocity head pressure was monitored at a single point at the center of the stack over 

the course of each fluoride sampiing period. The monitored pressures showed no variation 

over the course of each individual sampling period and very little variation over the course of 

the entire program with the exception of Segment 5, the cool down cycle. These monitored 

pressures were used for the determination of mass emission rate. 

5.3.1 Measurement Apparatus 

The apparatus used,to measure stack differential pressure and temperature profiles 

consisted of: 

a) a S-type pitot tube with an assigned design coefficient of 0.84 

connected to an inclined manometer; and, 

b) a Type-K thermocouple probe connected to a EurothermlChessel Data Logger to 

continuously record stack temperature. 

5.3.1.1 Quality ControllQuality Assurance 

5.3.1.1.1 Equipment Calibration 

5.3.1.1.1.1 Pitot Tubes 

The S-type pitot tube assembly used for velocity head measurement was 

checked for conformity with the design specifications listed in Method 2(4. Calibration, §4.1 

Type S Pitot Tube, §4.1.1 Type S Pitot Tube Assemblies). 

5.3.1.1.1.2 Thermocouple Probe 

The thermocouple probe used in the test program underwent annual calibration 

according to procedures outlined in the Quality Assurance Handbook, Section 3.1 - Method 2( 

§3.1.2 Calibration of Apparatus). 

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5.3.1.1.2 Leak Checks 

5.3.1.2.2.1 Pitot Tubes 

Pitot tubes were leak checked according to procedures outlined in Method 2(§3. 

Procedure, §3.1). Prior to placement in the stack befoi-e the start of the sampling program, the 

pitot tubes were subjected to a leak check. A length of tubing attached to the impact opening of 

a pitot was pressurized until a minimum pressure of 3" H20 registered on the inclined 

manometer. The tubing was then closed off and the manometer (evel reading observed. The 

reading had to remain stable for a period of 15 seconds to be accepted. The same procedure 

was used to check the static pressure side of the pitot by applying vacuum to the static _ 

opening. After the end of the sampling program the pitot.tubes were removed from the stack, 

allowed to cool, and the -same leak check procedure was conducted. ' 

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5.4 GAS COMPOSITION 

Carbon dioxide (CO2) and oxygen (02 ) sample collection and analyses was performed 

according to procedures outlined in using EPA Test Method 3A - Determination of Oxygen and 

Carbon Dioxide Concentrations in Emissions from Stationary Sources (Instrumental Analyzer 

Procedure). 

During testing a continuous sample stream was withdrawn form a single point in the 

stack, conditioned to remove moisture, and conveyed to analyzers to measure the CO Z and OZ 

concentrations. The proportional electronic output of the analyzers was relayed to a data 

logging system for recording of the appropriate concentrations on a one minute basis over the 

course of each test period. The one minute readings were averaged to calcufate the average _ 

concentrations for the test period. The balance of the gas composition will be considered NZ . 

The results were used to determine the dry molecular weight of the exhaust stream. 

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5.5 lVIOiSTURE CONTENT 

The stack gas moisture content was performed according to procedures outlined in EPA 

Test Method 4- Determination of Moisture Content in Stack. 

The net weight gains determined from the initial and final impinger weights, in 

conjunction with the corrected metered sample volumes, were used to calculate the moisture 

content of the process exhaust stream. 

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Volume of dry gas sampled at standard conditions, 68 °F, 29.92 "Hg - Vm s,d (scf): 

Pb + 3 Vmstd = 17.65 (Vm) (Y) Tm + 460 

Stack gas moisture condensed at standard conditions - Vwstd (scf): 

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Stack gas dry molecular weight - MWd(Ib/lb-mole): 

MWd = 0.44 (%CO2) + 0.32 (%02) + 0.28 (°/vN2 + %CO) 

Stack gas molecular weight - MWs (Ib/Ib-mole): 

MWs = MWd (1 - Bwo) + 18 (Bwo) 

Pressure of stack - Ps (in. Hg): 

Ps = Pb + (Pst/13.6) 

Stack gas velocity at stack conditions - Vs (fps): 

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Stack gas volumetric flow rate at standard conditions - Qss(scfm): 

QSs = 60 (Vs) (As) ( Ts + 460 )( 29.92 } 

Stack gas vo(umetric flow rate at actual conditions - Qsa (acfm): 

Qsa = 60 (Vs) (As) 

Stack gas. volumetric flow at dry standard conditions - Qsd(dscfm): 

QSd = (60) (1 - BWO) (VS) (AS) { Ts + 460 } { 29.92 ) 

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Concentration of particulate matter in stack gas, dry basis, standard conditions - Cs 

(gr/dscf) 

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Emission rate of particulate matter, dry basis, standard conditions - ER (lbslhr) 

ER = 0.00857 (Qsd) (Cs) 

Isokinetic variation - Iso (%) 

17.33 (Ts + 460) [0.04707 (Vlc) + VmStd ] 

Iso = g (Vs) (Ps) (Dn 2 ) 

Where: 

As = Cross section area of stack (ft2) 

Cp = Pitot tube coefficient 

Dn = Diameter of nozzle (in.) 

oH = Pressure differential across orifice (in. H20) 

Mp = Mass of particulate in grams 

Pb = Barometric pressure (in. Hg) 

Pst = Static pressure of stack (in. H20) 

Pstd = Standard pressure, 29.92 (in. H20) 

OP = Stack difFerential pressure (in. H20) 

Tm = Average temperature of dry gas meter (°F) 

Ts = Average stack temperature (OF) 

Tstd = Standard temperture, 68 (°F) 

Vlc = Volume of liquid condensate (ml) 

Vm = Volume of dry gas sample metered (ft 3) 

Y= Dry gas meter correction factor 

8 = Sample duration (min.) 

0.00857 = Conversion factor, gr to !bs and min. to hr. 

0.04707 = Conversion factor, ml to ft 3 

0.264 = ratio of 02 to N2 in air, v/v 

15.432 = Conversion factor, g/ft3to gr/ft3 

17.65 = Conversion factor, standard temperature and pressure 

17.33 = Isokinetic constant from factoring 

18 = Molecuiar weight of water 

85.49 = Pitot tube constant 

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APPENDIX B 

Summary Of Results 
VERMONT BR1CK HIGHGATE CENTER, VT 

PROJECT: 021304 BRICK KILN 

FLUORIDE SAMPLE CONCENTRATION AND EMISSION DATA SUMMARY 

SAMPLE. NET SAMPLE . SAMPLE EMISSION . VOLUMETRIC EMISSION 

SAMPLE TEST ,: °_ MASS MASS VOLUME..' '.. CONCENTRATION . FLOW - RATE 

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CLIENT: Vermont Brick 

FACILITY: Highgate Center, VT 

PROJECT: 021304 

UNIT: Brick Kiln 

TEST DATE: October 1, 2002 

TEST RUN: 1-1 

TEST DATA SUMMARY 

INPUT VALUES 

Pitot Coefficient - Cp: 0.84 

No2zle Diameter - Dn (in): 0.191 

Dry Gas Meter Cal. (Y): 1.014 

Stack Area (ftz): 4.746 

Barometric Press. - Pb ("Hg): 29.74 

Static Press. - Pst ("Hg): -0.18 

Sample Duration (min.): 120 

Volume of Gas Metered - Vm (ft'): 30.478 

Volume of Water Condensed - Vlc (g.): 114.3 

Oxygen - 02 (%): 9.8 

Carbon Dioxide - CO2 (%): 6.6 

Carbon Monoxide - CO (%): 0 

Nitrogen - Nz (%): 83.6 

Average AP ("H20): 0.24 

Average aH ("HZO): 0.19 

Stack Temperature - Ts (°F): 274.5 

Meter Temperature - Tm (°F): 81.8 

Average 4oP: 0.490 

Mass of Particulate Callected - Mp -(g.): 

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OUTPUT VALUES 

Dry Gas Volume (Standard) - Vmstd (dscf): 

Volume of Water (Standard) - Vwstd (scf): 

Stack Gas Water Proportion by Volume - Bwo: 

Molecular Weight of Dry Stack Gas - MWd (Ib/Ib-mole): 

Molecular Weight of Stack Gas - MWs (Ib/lb-mole): 

Pressure of Stack - Ps ("Hg.): 

Velocity of Stack Gas - Vs (fps): 

Dry Standard Volumetric Flow of Stack Gas - Qdscfm: 

Actual Volumetric Flow of Stack Gas - Qacfm: 

Test lsokinetic Sample Rate (%): 

29.928 

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FIELD DATA TEST RESULTS 

CLIENT: Vermont Brick 

FACILITY: Highgate Center, VT 

PROJECT: 021304 

UNIT: Brick Kiln 

TEST DATE: October 1-2, 2002 

TEST RUN: 1-2 

TEST DATA SUMMARY 

INPUT VALUES 

Pitot Coefficient - Cp: 0.84 Average AP ("HZO): 0.25 

Nozzle Diameter - Dn (in): 0.191 Average oH ("H2 0): 0.18 

Dry Gas Meter Cal. (Y): 1.014 Stack Temperature - Ts (°F): 427.2 

Stack Area (ftz): 4.746 Meter Temperature - Tm (°F): 97.2 

Barometric Press. - Pb ("Hg): 29.74 Average 4oP: 0.500 

' Static Press. - Pst ("Hg): -0.18 Mass of Particulate Collected - Mp -(g.): 

Sample Duration (min.): 300 

Volume of Gas Metered - Vm (ft'): 78.236 

Volume of Water Condensed - Vic (g.): 215.4 

Oxygen - 02 (%): 12.7 

Carbon Dioxide - COz (%}: 5.1 

Carbon Monoxide - CO (%}: 0 

Nitrogen - N2 (%): 82.2 

OUTPUT VALUES 

Dry Gas Volume (Standard) - Vmstd (dscf): 74.701 

Volume of Water (Standard) - Vwstd (scf): 10.139 = 

Stack Gas Water Proportion by Volume - Bwo: 0.12 

Molecular Weight of Dry Stack Gas - MWd (Ibllb-mole): 29.32 

Molecular Weight of Stack Gas - MWs (Ib/Ib-mole): 27.96 

Pressure of Stack - Ps ("Hg.): 29.73 

Velocity of Stack Gas - Vs (fps): 37.1 

Dry Standard Volumetric Flow of Stack Gas - Qdscfm: 5498 

Actual Volumetric Flow of Stack Gas - Qacfm: 10565 

Test Isokinetic Sample Rate (%): 108.1 

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FIELD DATA TEST RESULTS 

CLIENT: Verrnont Brick 

FACILITY: Highgate Center, VT 

PROJECT: 021304 

UNIT: Brick Kiln 

TEST DATE: October 2, 2002 

TEST RUN: 1-3 

TEST DATA SUMIVIARY 

INPUT VALUES 

Pitot Coefficient - Cp: 0.84 

Noszle Diameter - Dn (in): 0.191 

Dry Gas Meter Cal. (Y): 1.014 

Stack Area (ft2): 4.746 

Barometric Press. - Pb ("Hg): 29.72 

Static Press. - Pst ("Hg): -0.18 

Sample Duration'(min.): 360 

Volume of Gas Metered - Vm (ft'): 91.555 

Volume of Water Condensed - Vlc (g.): 182.6 

Oxygen - 02 (%): 14.3 

Carbon Dioxide - CO2 (%): 3.9 

Carbon Monoxide - CO (°/a): 0 

Nitrogen - N 2 (%): 81.8 

Average AP ("H2 0): 0.26 

Average bH ("H2 0): 0.2 

Stack Temperature - Ts (°F): 513.9 

Meter Temperature - Tm (°F): 94.5 

Average 40P: 0.510 

Mass of Particulate Collected - Mp -(g.): 

OUTPUT VALUES 

Dry Gas Volume (Standard) - Vmstd (dscf): 

Volume of Water (Standard) - Vwstd (scf): 

Stack Gas Water Proportion by Volume - Bwo: 

Molecular Weight of Dry Stack Gas - MWd (Ib/lb-mole): 

Molecular Weight of Stack Gas - MWs (Ib/lb-mole): 

Pressure of Stack - Ps ("Hg.): 

Velocity of Stack Gas - Vs (fps): 

Dry Standard Volumetric Flow of Stack Gas - Qdscfm: 

Actual Volumetric Flow of Stack Gas - Qacfm: 

Test lsokinetic Sample Rate (%): 

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FIELD DATA TEST RESULTS 

CLIENT: Vermont Brick 

FACILITY: Highgate Center, VT 

PROJECT: 021304 

UNIT: Brick Kiln 

TEST DATE: October 2-3, 2002 

TEST RUN: 1-4 

TEST DATA SUMMARY 

INPUT VALUES 

Pitot Coefficient - Cp: 0.84 

Nozzle Diameter - Dn (in): 0.191 

Dry Gas Meter Cal. (Y): 1.014 

Stack Area (ft2 ): 4.746 

Barometric Press. - Pb ("Hg): 29.7 

Static Press. - Pst ("Hg): -0.18 

Sample Duration (min.): ~ ' 420 

Volume of Gas Metered - Vm (ft'): 108.269 

Volume of Water Condensed - Vlc (g.): 100.3 

Oxygen - OZ (%): 15.2 

Carbon Dioxide - CO 2 (%): 3.4 

Carbon Monoxide - CO (%): 0 

Nitrogen - N2 (%): 81.4 

Average OP ("H20): 0.27 

Average OH ("H Z O): 0.2 

Stack Temperature - Ts (°F): 539.4 

Meter Temperature - Tm (°F): 95 

Average qaP: 0.520 

Mass of Particulate Collected - Mp -(g.): 

OUTPUT VALUES 

Dry Gas Volume (Standard) - Vmstd (dscf): 

Volume of Water (Standard) - Vwstd (scf): 

Stack Gas Water Proportion by Volume - Bwo: 

Molecular Weight of Dry Stack Gas - MWd (lb/lb-mole): 

Molecular Weight of Stack Gas - MWs (Ib/Ib-mole): 

Pressure of Stack - Ps ("Hg.): 

Velocity of Stack Gas - Vs (fps): 

Dry Standard Volumetric Flow of Stack Gas - Qdscfm: 

Actual Volumetric Flow of Stack Gas - Qacfm: 

Test Isokinetic Sample Rate (%): 

103.647 

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CLIENT: Vermont Brick 

FACILITY: Highgate Center, VT 

PROJECT: 021304 

UNIT: Brick Kilri 

TEST DATE: October 3, 2002 

TEST RUN: 1 -5 

TEST DATA SUMfVIARY 

INPUT VALUES 

Pitot Coefficient - Cp: 0.84 

Nozzle Diameter - Dn (in): 0.191 

Dry Gas Meter Cal. (Y): 1.014 

Stack Area (ft2): 4.746 

Barometric Press. - Pb ("Hg): 30.03 

Static Press. - Pst ("Hg): -0.18 

Sample Duration (min.): 120 

Volume of Gas Metered - Vm (ft'): 31.204 

Volume of Water Condensed - Vlc (g.): 4.8 

Oxygen - OZ(%): 20.7 

Carbon Dioxide - CO2(%): 0.1 

Carbon Monoxide - CO (%}: 0 

Nitrogen - N 2(%): 79.2 

Average oP ("H2 0): 0.36 

Average AH ("H2 0): 0.2 

Stack Temperature - Ts (°F): 491.4 

Meter Temperature - Tm (°F): 88.3 

Average dOP: 0.600 

Mass of Particulate Callected - Mp -(g.): 

OUTPUT VALUES 

Dry Gas Volume (Standard) - Vmstd (dscf): 

Volume of Water (Standard) - Vwstd (scf): 

Stack Gas Water Proportion by Volume - Bwo: 

Molecular Weight of Dry Stack Gas - MWd (Ibllb-mole): 

Malecular Weight of Stack Gas - MWs (Ib/lb-mole): 

Pressure of Stack - Ps ("Hg.): 

Velocity of Stack Gas - Vs (fps): 

Dry Standard Volumetric Flow of Stack Gas - Odscfm: 

Actual Volumetric Flow of Stack Gas - Gacfm: 

Test lsokinetic Sample Rate (%): 

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ISOK{NETIC STACK CALCULATOR 

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INPUT PARAMETERS 

PITOT COEFFICIENT (Cp): 0.84 

METER TEMPERATURE (°F): 90 

STACK TEMPERATURE (°F): 325 

AVERAGE DELTA P ("H20): 0.25 

MAXIMUM DELTA P ("H20): 0.34 

ESTIMATED MOISTURE (%): 14 

METER BOX NUMBER: 1284-2964 

DELTA H @: 1.846 

NOZZLE DIAMETER (Dn) DATA 

CALCULATED DIAMETER (in.): 0.3292 

SELECTED SIZE (in.): 0.191 

CALCULATED PARAMETERS 

K FACTOR = 0.8062 

ISOKINETIC DELTA H ("H20) = 0.2 

MAX DELTA H ("H20) = 0.27 

SAMPLING PARAMETERS 

MIMIMUM SA(1'PLE VOLUME REQUIRED (ds 31.8 

SAMPLE TIME REQUI .P.ED (min): 60 

AVERAGE SAMPLE RATE (cfm): 0.25 

MAX SAMPLE RATE (cfm): 0.29 

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► Project: 021304 

~ Periodic Kiln Compliance 

Initial Ramp - Hour 1 

~ Date Time CO2 {%) 42 {%} 

I 10/01/2002 17:57 6.74 9.62 

~ 10/01 /2002 17:58 6.73 9.53 

1010112002 17:59 6.57 9.88 

~ 10/01/2002 18:00 6.21 10.68 

► 10101/2002 18:01 6.09 10.77 

~ 10/01 /2002 18:02 5.76 10.75 

10/01l2002 18:03 6.01 10.77 

~ 10/01 /2002 18:04 5.89 10.77 

~ 10/0112002 18:05 5.82 10.78 

( 10/01 /2002 18:06 5.79 10.81 

10/01/2002 18:07 - 5.58 10.81 

~ 10l01/2002 18:08 5.81 10.86 

, 10101 /2002 18:09 5.95 10.87 

, 10/01/2002 18:10 5.95 10.91-1 

10101 /2002 18:11 5.66 10.92 

~ 10/01/2002 18:12 5.92 10.95 

~ 10101 /2002 18:13 5.71 10.93 

~ 10/01 /2002 18:14 5.88 10.92 

10/01 /2002 18:15 6.01 10.9 

~ 10/01 l2002 18:16 5.89 10.89 

~ 10/01 /2002 18:17 5.97 10.86 

10/01/2002 18:18 5.9 10.8 

~ 10/01/2002 18:19 5.95 10.8 

~ 10/01/2002 18:20 6.06 10.76 

~ 10/01 /2002 18:21 6.02 10.71 

10/01 /2002 18:22 6.19 10.72 

10/01 l2002 18:23 6.19 10.69 

~ 10/01 l2002 18:24 5.85 10.64 ~

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10101 l2002 18:26 6.03 10.57 

10/01/2002 18:27 6.16 10.53 

~ ` 10101 /2002 18:28 6.07 10.51 

` ~ 10/01 /2002 18:29 5.99 10.47 

10/01/2002 18:30 6.06 10.44 

` 10/01/2002 18:31 6.48 10.42 

10/01 /2002 18:32 6.07 10.38 

10/01 /2002 18:33 6.47 10.35 

10/01 /2002 18:34 6.68 10.31 

10/01/2002 18:35 6.12 10.3 

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10/01 /2002 18:40 6.28 10.23 

10/01 /2002 18:41 6.4 10.24 

10/01 /2002 18:42 6.37 10.22 

10/01/2002 18:43 6.47 10.19 

10I01 /2002 18:44 6.02 10.14 

10101 /2002 18:45 6.42 10.13 

10/01/2002 18:46 6.42 10.09 

10101 /2002 18:47 6.13 10.06 

10l01 /2002 18:48 6.29 10.05 

10l01 /2002 18:49 6.64 10 

10/01 /2002 18:50 6.38 9.99 

10/01 /2002 18: 51 6.84 9.99 

10/01/2002 18:52 6.56 9.98 

10/01/2002 18:53 6.29 9.96 

10/01 /2002 18:54 6.55 9.93 

10/01 /2002 18:55 6.46 9.92 

1010112002 18:56 _ 6.3 9.92 

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Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10101 /2002 19:57 7.05 9.22 

10/01 /2002 19:58 6.89 9.24 

10/01 /2002 19:59 7.06 9.25 

10/01 /2002 20:00 7.45 9.26 

10/01 /2002 20:01 6.91 9.25 

10101 /2002 20:02 7.15 9.26 

10/01/2002 20:03 7.12 9.26 

10/01l2002 20:04 7.02 9.27 

10/0112002 20:05 7.19 9.28 

10/01/2002 20:06 7.09 9.29 

10/01/2002 20:07 6.98 9.24 

10/01 /2002 20:08 7.11 9.26 

10I01 /2002 20:09 7.08 9.27 

10/01 /2002 20:10 7.31 9.26 

10/01/2002 20:11 _ 6.74 9.25 

10/01 /2002 20:12 7.03 9.24 

10/01 /2002 20:13 6.9 9.23 

10/01/2002 20:14 6.95 ~ 9.25 

10/01 /2002 20:15 7.06 9.23 

10/0112002 20:16 7.19 9.24 

10/01 /2002 20:17 6.93 9.25 

10/01/2002 20:18 7.16 9.25 

10101 /2002 20:19 7.2 9.23 

10101/2002 20:20 7.02 9.22 

10101/2002 20:21 6.87 9.24 

10/01/2002 20:22 6.88 9.24 

1010112002 20:23 7.21 9.24 

10/01 /2002 20:24 7.06 9.22 

10/01 /2002 20:25 7.12 9.24 

10/01/2002 20:26 7.39 9.25 

10101 /2002 20:27 7.27 9.23 

10/01/2002 20:28 6.99 9.25 

10/01/2002 20:29 6.82 9.25 

- - 10/0112002 20:30 7.28 9.28 

10/0112002 20:31 7.02 9.26 

10101/2002 20:32 7.05 9.29 

10/01 /2002 20:33 7.26 9.28 

10/01 /2002 20:34 6.99 9.26 

10/0112002 20:35 6.9 9.23 

10101/2002 20:36 7.07 9.26 

10/01 /2002 20:37 7.14 9.25 

10l01 /2002 20:38 6.96 9.23 

10/0112002 20:39 7.11 9.26 

10/01/2002 20:40 7.19 9.27 

10/0112002 20:41 6.98 9.24 

10101/2002 20:42 7.19 9.25 

10/01 /2002 20:43 7.04 9.26 

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10/0112002 20:45 7.29 9.25 

10101 /2002 20:46 7.05 9.26 

10/01/2002 20:47 7.28 9.25 

10/01l2002 20:48 7.2 9.25 

10/01/2002 20:49 6.99 9.25 

10/01/2002 20:50 6.9 9.24 

10101/2002 20:51 6.94 9.25 

10101 /2002 20:52 7.15 9.24 

10/01/2002 20:53 6.78 9.24 

10101 /2002 20:54 7.18 9.26 

10/01/2002 20:55 6.77 9.25 

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PlTOT COEFFICIENT (Cp): 0.84 

METER TEMPERATURE (°F): 90 

STACK TEMPERATURE (°F): 450 

AVERAGE DELTA P ("H20): 0•25 

MAXIMUM DELTA P ("H20): 0.34 

ESTIMATED MOISTURE (%}: 12 

METER BOX NUMBER: 1284-2964 

DELTA H @: 1.846 

NOZZLE DIAMETER (Dn) DATA 

CALCULATED DIAMETER (in.): 0.3384 

SELECTED SIZE (in.): 0.191 

CALCULATED PARAMETERS 

K FACTOR = 0.7224 

ISOKINETIC DELTA H ("H20) = 0.18 

MAX DELTA H ("H20) = 0.25 

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MIMIMUM SAMPLE VOLUME REQUiRED (ds 31.8 

SAMPLE TIME REQUIRED (min): 60 , 

AVERAGE SAMPLE RATE (cfm): 0.23 

MAX SAMPLE RATE (cfm): 0.28 

PROJECT NUMBER: 021304 

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Highgste Center, VT 

Project: 021304 

Periodic Kiln Compliance 

Initial Soak - Hour 1 

Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10101/2002 23:10 5.59 11.33 

10/01/2002 23:11 6.1 11.35 

10/01 /2002 23:12 6.26 11.34 

10/0112002 23:13 6.14 11.33 

10/01/2002 23:14 5.9 11.38 

10101/2002 23:15 5.7 11.38 

10101 /2002 23:16 6.31 11.39 

10101/2002 23:17 6.31 11.39 

10/01/2002 23:18 6.2 11.42 

1010112002 23:19 5.55 11.4 

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10l0112002 23:21 5.89 11.41 

10/01/2002 23:22 5.91 11.4 

10/01/2002 23:23 6.1 11.43 

10/01/2002 23:24 5.74 11.48 

10101/2002 23:25 6.04 11.51 

10/01/2002 23:26 5.81 11.51 

10/01/2002 23:27 5.72 11.52 

10/01/2002 23:28 5.65 11.51 

10101/2002 23:29 5.85 11.51 

10l01 /2002 23:30 5.89 11.55 

10101/2002 23:31 5.45 11.52 

10/01/2002 23:32 5.74 11.53 

10101l2002 23:33 5.65 11.57 

10/01/2002 23:34 5.79 11.57 

10/01/2002 23:35 5.8 11.58 

10/0112002 23:36 5.79 11.61 

10101/2002 23:37 5.39 11.6 

10/0112002 23:38 5.84 11.56 

10/01/2002 23:39 5.47 11.55 

10101/2002 23:40 5.82 11.57 

10/01 /2002 23:41 5.65 11.57 

10/01/2002 23:42 5.71 11.62 

10/01 /2002 23:43 5.69 11.66 

10/0112002 23:44 5.42 11.69 

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10/0112002 23:46 5.68 11.74 

10/01/2002 23:47 5.76 11.74 

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10/0112002 23:49 5.4 11.75 

10101/2002 23:50 5.75 11.74 

1010112002 23:51 5.62 11.75 

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1010112002 23:53 5.79 11.67 

10/01l2002 23:54 6.03 11.64 

10/01/2002 23:55 5.72 11.62 

10101/2002 23:56 5.74 11.59 

10101/2002 23:57 5.84 11.61 

10101l2002 23:58 5.68 11.6 

1010112002 23:59 5.73 11.62 

10102t2002 0:00 5.51 11.68 

10/02/2002 0:01 5.62 11.68 

1010212002 0:02 5.4 11.79 

1010212002 0:03 5.64 11.8 

10102l2002 0:04 5.42 11.88 

10/0212002 0:05 5.77 11.87 

10102/2002 0:06 5.22 11.89 

1010212002 0,07 5.53 11.9 

1010212002 0:08 5.45 11.91 

10/02/2002 0:09 - 5.62 11.9 

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5.7 11.6 

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Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10/02/2002 1:10 5.48 12.23 

10/02/2002 1:11 5.48 12.21 

10/02l2002 1:12 5.35 12.23 

10/02/2002 1:13 5.5 12.2 

10/02/2002 1:14 5.54 12.2 

10/02/2002 1:15 5.59 12.22 

10102l2002 1:16 5.34 12.27 

10102/2002 1:17 5.5 12.31 

10l02/2002 1:18 5.62 12.33 

10/02/2002 1:19 5.13 12.36 

10l0212002 1:20 5.3 12.32 

10/02/2002 1:21 5.38 12.32 

10l02/2002 1:22 5.44 12.3 

10/02/2002 1:23 5.2 12.31 

10102/2002 1:24 - 5.15 12.33 

1010212002 1:25 5.28 12.33 

10/02/2002 1:26 5.62 12.36 

10/02/2002 1:27 5.25 12.39 

10102I2002 1:28 5.13 12.38 

10/02/2002 1:29 5.51 12.42 

10/02/2002 1:30 5.01 12.37 

10/0212002 1:31 5.5 12.37 

10/02J2002 1:32 5.24 12.35 

10/02/2002 1:33 5.49 12.35 

10/02/2002 1:34 5.6 12.37 

10l02/2002 1:35 5.21 12.46 

10/02/2002 1:36 5.3 12.51 

10l02/2002 1:37 5.06 12.51 

1010212002 1:38 5.29 12.52 

10/02/2002 1:39 5.38 12.52 

10l02/2002 1:40 5.34 12.5 

10102/2002 1:41 5.27 12.45 

_ 10/0212002 1:42 5.27 12.43 

10l0212002 1:43 5.34 12.43 

10/02/2002 1:44 5.09 12.42 

10102/2002 1:45 5.15 12.47 

10/02/2002 1:46 5.38 12.47 

10/02/2002 1:47 5.56 12.31 

10102I2002 1:48 5.49 12.26 

10/02/2002 1:49 5.28 12.18 

10102I2002 1:50 5.72 12.25 

1010212002 1: 51 5.28 12.23 

10/02/2002 1:52 5.32 12.21 

1010212002 1:53 5.4 12.26 

10102l2002 1:54 5.42 12.26 

10/02/2002 1:55 5.41 12.3 

10IO212002 1:56 5.21 12.25 

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10/02/2002 1:57 5.22 12.34 

10/02/2002 1:58 5.49 12.37 

1010212002 1:59 5.04 12.47 

10102/2002 2:00 5.51 12.51 

10/0212002 2:01 5.36 12.49 

10IO212002 2:02 5.11 12.52 

10/02/2002 2:03 4.96 12.52 

10/02/2002 2:04 5.55 12.58 

10/02/2002 2:05 5.41 12.55 

10r0212002 2:06 5.17 12,51 

10102/2002 2:07 5.04 12.49 

10/02/2002 2:08 4.89 12.49 

10/02/2002 2:09 5.11 12.54 

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10/02/2002 3:10 5.14 12.69 

10/02/2002 3:11 5.16 12.67 

10/02/2002 3:12 5.19 12.65 

10/02/2002 3:13 4.88 12.64 

10/0212002 3:14 5.33 12.64 

10/02/2002 3:15 5.14 12.62 

10/0212002 3:16 5.38 12.63 

10/02/2002 3:17 5.35 12.63 

10/02/2002 3:18 5.05 12.68 

10/02/2002 3:19 4.85 12.7 

10/02/2002 3:20 4.81 12.71 

10/02/2002 3:21 5.7 12.68 

10l0212002 3:22 5.24 12.71 

10/02/2002 3:23 5.43 12.73 

10/02/2002 3:24 - 5.29 12.72 

10/02/2002 3:25 5.14 12.72 

10/02/2002 3:26 5.09 12.7 

10/02/2002 3:27 5.26 12.71 

10/02/2002 3:28 5.12 12.71 

10/02/2002 3:29 5.01 12.76 

10/02/2002 3:30 5.28 12.76 

10102/2002 3:31 4.86 12.82 

10/02/2002 3:32 5.27 12.76 

10/02/2002 3:33 5.07 12.72 

10/02/2002 3:34 5.19 12.72 

10102/2002 3:35 5.08 12.7 

10102/2002 3:36 5.29 12.73 

1010212002 3:37 5.16 12.71 

10/02/2002 3:38 4.9 12.75 

10/02/2002 3:39 5.09 12.78 

10/0212002 3:40 5.13 12.77 

10/02/2002 3:41 5.12 12.75 

10/02/2002 3:42 5.01 12.76 

10/02/2002 3:43 5 12.77 

10/02/2002 3:44 4.94 12.82 

10/02/2002 3:45 4.88 12.79 

10/02/2002 3:46 5.17 12.78 

10/02/2002 3:47 4.96 12.77 

10/02/2002 3:48 5.25 12.64 

10/02/2002 3:49 5.11 12.61 

10102/2002 3:50 5.05 12.54 

10/02/2002 3:51 5.11 12.55 

10/0212002 3:52 5.27 12.48 

10/02/2002 3:53 5.05 12.46 

10/02/2002 3:54 5.16 12.47 

10/02/2002 3:55 5.34 12.5 

10102/2002 3:56 5.52 12.53 

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10l0212002 3:57 5.36 12.53 

10/02/2002 3:58 5.34 12.58 

10/02/2002 3:59 5.33 12.59 

10IO2/2002 4:00 5.33 12.68 

10/02/2002 4:01 5.16 12.7 

10102/2002 4:02 5.15 12.71 

10/02/2002 4:03 5.3 12.76 

10102/2002 4:04 5.18 12.76 

10/02/2002 4:05 5.17 12.74 

10IO2/2002 4:06 5.17 12.71 

10102/2002 4:07 5.25 12.7 

10/02/2002 4:08 4.83 12.66 

10102l2002 4:09 5.17 12.68 

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Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10/0212002 5:10 5.07 12.9 

10102/2002 5:11 4.81 12.91 

10/02/2002 5:12 4.76 12.85 

10/02/2002 5:13 5.11 12.88 

10/0212002 5:14 4.88 12.85 

10/02/2002 5:15 5.1 12.88 

10/02l2002 5:16 4.73 12.86 

10/02/2002 5:17 5.02 12.86 

10/02/2002 5:18 4.95 12.87 

10/02/2002 5:19 5.01 12.84 

10/02/2002 5:20 5 12.88 

10/02/2002 5:21 4.57 12.89 

10l0212002 5:22 4.95 12.9 

10/02/2002 5:23 4.72 12.94 

10/02/2002 5:24 - 5.02 12.92 

10/02/2002 5:25 5.06 12.92 

10/02/2002 5:26 5.18 12.94 

10/0212002 5:27 4.52 12.94 

10102/2002 5:28 4.94 12.91 

10/02/2002 5:29 4.94 12.95 

10102/2002 5:30 4.71 12.95 

10/02/2002 5:31 5.22 13.01 

10/02/2002 5:32 4.81 13.02 

10/02/2002 5:33 5.12 13.05 

10/02/2002 5:34 4.75 13.01 

10/0212002 5:35 5.01 12.99 

10/02/2002 5:36 5 13.02 

10/02/2002 5:37 

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4.99 13.01 

10/02/2002 5:38 5 13.03 

10/02/2002 5:39 5.01 13.02 

10/02/2002 5:40 4.98 13.03 

10/02/2002 5:41 5.03 12.99 

10/02/2002 5:42 4.89 13.02 

10/02/2002 5:43 5.17 13.05 

10/02/2002 5:44 4.77 13.03 

1010212002 5:45 4.75 13.06 

10102/2002 5:46 4.93 12.97 

10/02/2002 5:47 4.77 12.92 

10/02/2002 5:48 5.03 12.9 

1010212002 5:49 5.03 12.86 

10/02/2002 5:50 5.07 12.83 

10/02/2002 5:51 4.9 12.76 

10/02/2002 5:52 5.15 12.77 

10/0212002 5:53 5.27 12.77 

10/02/2002 5:54 4.87 12.75 

10/02/2002 5:55 4.85 12.86 

10/02/2002 5:56 4.73 13.05 
10/0212002 5:57 4.81 13.09 

10/0212002 5:58 4.6 13.12 

10/0212002 5:59 4.63 13.21 

10/0212002 6:00 4.84 13.21 

10/0212002 6:01 4.88 13.2 

10/02/2002 6:02 4.95 13.21 

10/02I2002 6:03 5.36 13.21 

10/0212002 6:04 4.2 13.17 

10102/2002 6:05 4.74 13.18 

10102/2002 6:06 4.57 13.18 

10/02/2002 6:07 5.12 13.15 

10/02/2002 6:08 5.26 13.18 

10/02/2002 6:09 4.55 13.14 

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Date Time CO2 (%} 02 (%) 

10/02/2002 7:10 3.72 13.81 

10102/2002 7:11 4.31 13.82 

10/02/2002 7:12 4.54 13.81 

10/02/2002 7:13 4.37 13.79 

10/02/2002 7:14 4.37 13.76 

10/02/2002 7:15 4.41 13.77 

10102/2002 7:16 4.8 13.76 

10/02/2002 7:17 4.36 13.79 

10102/2002 7:18 4.59 13.83 

10102/2002 7:19 4.72 13.84 

10/02/2002 7:20 4.06 13.84 

10/02/2002 7:21 4.43 13.84 

10/02J2002 7:22 4.43 13.83 

10/02l2002 7:23 4.46 13.85 

10102/2002 7:24 - 4.15 13.86 

10102/2002 7:25 4.22 13.85 

10/02/2002 7:26 4.16 13.84 

10/02/2002 7:27 4.27 13.88 

10/02/2002 7:28 4.47 13.87 

10/02/2002 7:29 4.43 13.89 

10/02/2002 7:30 4.11 13.87 

1010212002 7:31 4.4 13.89 

10/02/2002 7:32 4.19 13.89 

10/0212002 7:33 4.07 13.92 

10102/2002 7:34 4.47 13.93 

10/02/2002 7:35 4.18 13.91 

10/02/2002 7:36 3.96 13.94 

10/02/2002 7:37 4.08 13.9 

10/02/2002 7:38 4.36 13.86 

10l02/2002 7:39 3.99 13.88 

10/02/2002 7:40 4.2 13.92 

10/02/2002 7:41 4.38 13.9 

10102/2002 7:42 4.02 13.91 

+ 10/02/2002 7:43 4.24 13.9 

10/02/2002 7:44 4.24 13.91 

10/02/2002 7:45 4.16 13.9 

10/02/2002 7:46 4.18 13.91 

10/02/2002 7:47 3.94 13.89 

10l02/2002 7:48 4.18 13.88 

10/02/2002 7:49 4.26 13.91 

10/0212002 7:50 3.8 13.91 

10/02/2002 7:51 3.86 13.94 

10/0212002 7:52 4.19 13.91 

10/02/2002 7:53 4.48 13.92 

10/02/2002 7:54 4.45 13.92 

10102/2002 7:55 4.3 13.93 

10/0212002 7:56 4.24 13.91 

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10/02l2002 7:58 

10102/2002 7:59 

10/02/2002 8:00 

10r02/2002 8:01 

10102/2002 8:02 

10/0212002 8:03 

10/02l2002 8:04 

10t0212002 8:05 

10102/2002 8:06 

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10/02/2002 8:08 

10/02/2002 8:09 

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4.4 13.94 

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4.4 13.94 

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4.25 13.99 

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4.36 13.98 

4.03 13.94 

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PITOT COEFFICIENT (Cp): 0.84 

METER TEMPERATURE (°F): 90 

STACK TEMPERATURE (°F): 450 

AVERAGE DELTA P ("H20): . 0.25 

MAXIMUM DELTA P ("H20): 0.34 

ESTIMATED MOISTURE (%): 8 

METER BOX NUMBER: 1284-2964 

DELTA H @: 1.846 

NOZZLE DIAMETER (Dn) DATA 

CALCULATED DIAMETER (in.): 0.3322 

SELECTED SIZE (in.): 0.191 

CALCULATED PARAMETERS 

K FACTOR = 0.7772 

ISOKINETIC DELTA H ("H20) = 0.19 

MAX DELTA H ("H20) = 0.26 

SAMPLING PARAMETERS 

MIMIMUM SAMPLE VOLUME REQUIRED (ds 31.8i 

SAMPLE TIME REQUIRED (min): 60 

AVERAGE SAMPLE RATE (cfm): 0.24 

MAK SAMPLE RATE (cfm): 0.28 

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1 st half of Carbon Burnout Soak - Hour 1 

Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10/02/2002 10:30 4.3 13.68 

10102/2002 10: 31 4.35 13.58 

10102/2002 10:32 4.11 13.58 

10/0212002 10:33 4.4 13.51 

1010212002 10:34 4.16 13.51 

10102/2002 10:35 4.46 13.52 

10102/2002 *10:36 4.6 13.45 

10/02/2002 10:37 4.78 13.39 

1010212002 10:38 4.42 13.42 

1010212002 10:39 4.67 13.38 

10/0212002 10:40 4.2 13.39 

10/0212002 10:41 r 4.5 13.37 

10l02/2002 10:42 4.58 13.39 

10/0212002 1 0:43 4.18 13.42 

10/0212002 10:44 4.34 13.43 

10102/2002 10:45 4.64 13.4 

10/02/2002 10:46 4.3 13.45 

10/0212002 10:47 4.52 13.47 

10/02/2002 10:48 4.23 13.53 

1010212002 10:49 3.96 13.57 

10102/2002 10:50 4.35 13.59 

1010 2/2002 10: 51 4.28 13.61 

10102l2002 10:52 4.49 13.64 

10/0212002 10:53 4.15 13.7 

10/0212002 10:54 4.3 13.75 

1010212002 10:55 3.79 13.76 

10/02/2002 10:56 4.11 13.77 

10/02/2002 10:57 4.18 13.8 

10102/2002 10:58 4.03 13.83 

10/02/2002 10:59 4.07 13.81 

-10/02l2002 11:00 4.03 13.81 

10/02/2002 1 'f :01 4.23 13.84 

10102/2002 11:02 4.26 13.85 

10102/2002 11:03 3.78 13.9 

10/0212002 11:04 4.07 13.86 

10/02/2002 11:05 4.12 13.88 

1010212002 11:06 4.26 13.95 

10102/2002 11:07 3.83 13.95 

10l0212002 11:08 4.04 13.94 

10/0212002 11:09 4.11 13.92 

1010212002 11:10 4.55 13.92 

1010212002 11:11 4.05 13.95 

1010212002 11:12 3.84 13.95 

10/02/2002 11:13 4.09 13.94 

10102l2002 11:14 4.11 13.93 

10102/2002 11:15 4.09 13.96 

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10IO212002 11:20 4.16 13.96 

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10IO212002 11:25 3.93 14.06 

10IO2/2002 11:26 4.03 14.07 

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10/002002 11:28 4.23 13.97 

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10/02/2002 12:30 4.35 14.18 

10/0212002 12:31 3.93 14.18 

10/02/2002 12:32 3.75 14.22 

10/02/2002 12:33 3.88 14.19 

10l02/2002 12:34 4.01 14.15 

10/02/2002 12:35 3.88 14.15 

10/02/2002 12:36 4.14 14.1 

10/02/2002 12:37 3.94 14.05 

10/0212002 12:38 3.69 13.99 

10/02/2002 12:39 4.49 14.02 

10/02/2002 12:40 3.46 13.96 

10/02/2002 12:41 3.99 13.96 

10/02/2002 12:42 4.06 13.97 

10/02/2002 12:43 4.2 13.97 

10/0212002 12:44 _ 3.97 13.97 

10/02/2002 12:45 4.07 14 

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10/02/2002 12:47 3.96 13.99 

10/02/2002 12:48 4.36 14.02 

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10/02/2002 12:50 4.12 14.05 

10l02/2002 12: 51 3.84 14.03 

10/02/2002 12:52 4.01 14.05 

10/0212002 12:53 4.26 14.06 

10/02l2002 12:54 4.11 14.06 

10/02/2002 12:55 3.95 14.07 

10/02/2002 12:56 3.98 14.07 

10/02/2002 12:57 4.17 14.11 

10/02/2002 12:58 4.49 14.12 

10102/2002 12:59 3.75 14.12 

10102/2002 13:00 3.93 14.11 

10/02/2002 13 : 01 3.66 14.1 

10/02/2002 13:02 3.91 14.14 

10/0212002 13:03 3.96 14.19 

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10/02/2002 13:05 3.6 14.2 

10/02/2002 13:06 3.96 14.19 

10/02l2002 13:07 3.96 14.18 

10/02/2002 13:08 4.02 14.18 

10/0212002 13:09 3.86 14.21 

10/0212002 13:10 3.82 14.21 

10/02/2002 13:11 4.18 14.19 

10/02/2002 13:12 4.25 14.21 

10/02/2002 13:13 4.03 14.22 

10/02/2002 13:14 3.97 14.22 

10102/2002 13:15 3.95 14.2 

10/02/2002 13:16 3.72 14.23 

10/02/2002 13:17 3.66 14.24 

10/02/2002 13:18 3.92 14.25 

10/02/2002 13:19 3.52 14.24 

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1010 212002 13 : 21 3.62 14.27 

10102/2002 13:22 3.79 14.27 

10/02/2002 13:23 3.99 14.27 

10/02/2002 13:24 3.83 14.27 

10/02/2002 13:25 3.55 14.28 

10/02/2002 13:26 3.53 14.34 

10/02/2002 13:27 3.87 14.36 

1010212002 13:28 3.73 14.4 

10/02/2002 13:29 4,04 14.37 

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Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10/02/2002 14:30 3.85 14.19 

10/02/2002 14: 31 3.93 14.22 

10/02/2002 14:32 3.88 14.19 

10/0212002 14:33 3.76 14.25 

10/02/2002 14:34 4.1 14.2 

10102/2002 14:35 3.78 14.19 

10/02/2002 1 4:36 3.74 14.18 

1010212002 14:37 3.77 14.2 

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10/02/2002 14:39 4.54 14.19 

10/02/2002 14:40 3.92 14.15 

1010212002 14:41 4.02 14.19 

1010212002 14:42 3.87 14.18 

10102/2002 14:43 3.59 14.16 

10102/2002 14:44 _ 3.82 14.18 

10102/2002 14:45 4.11 14.17 

10102/2002 14:46 3.96 14.18 

1010212002 14:47 3.88 14.18 

10102/2002 14:48 3.98 14.19 

10102/2002 14:49 3.75 14.2 

10102/2002 14:50 3.85 14.25 

10102/2002 14:51 4.09 14.24 

9 010212002 14:52 3.95 14.26 

10102/2002 14:53 4.21 14.25 

10102/2002 14:54 3.84 14.27 

10/02/2002 14:55 3.74 14.28 

10/02/2002 14:56 3.91 14.25 

10/02/2002 14:57 4.11 14.27 

10/0212002 14:58 3.79 14.25 

10102/2002 14:59 3.74 14.26 

10/0212002 15:00 3.93 14.24 

10/02/2002 15:01 3.94 14.23 

10/0212002 15:02 3.75 14.26 

10/0212002 15:03 4.08 14.27 

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10102/2002 15:05 3.95 14.25 

10/02/2002 15:06 3.99 14.3 

10/0212002 15:07 3.88 14.33 

10/0212002 15:08 3.78 14.33 

10/0212002 15:09 3.6 14.33 

10/0212002 15:10 3.65 14.32 

10/0212002 15:11 3.75 14.36 

10/0212002 15:12 3.7 14.33 

10/02/2002 15:13 3.89 14.35 

10102/2002 15:14 3.72 14.36 

10102/2002 15:15 4.17 14.34 

10/0212002 15:1 fi 4.01 14.33 

1010212002 15:17 4.02 14.33 

10102/2002 15:18 3.84 14.35 

10102/2002 15:19 4.01 14.34 

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1010212002 15:23 3.76 14.38 

' 10102/2002 15:24 3.97 14.4 

 1010212002 15:25 3.68 14.39 

10102I2002 15:26 3.7 14.37 

10102/2002 15:27 3.78 14.38 Hourly Average 

10/0212002 15:28 4.18 14.34 CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10/02/2002 15:29 3.71 14.37 3.9 14.3 

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Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10102/2002 16:30 3.87 14.59 

10/02/2002 16 :31 3.69 14.57 

10/0212002 1 fi:32 3.73 14.57 

10/0212002 16:33 3.91 14.54 

10102I2002 16:34 3.71 14.39 

10102/2002 16:35 4.07 14.22 

10102/2002 16:36 4.01 14.26 

10l0212002 16:37 3.8 14.25 

10/0212002 16:38 3.91 14.31 

10/02/2002 16:39 4.02 14.33 

10102/2002 16:40 4.12 14.34 

10102/2002 16:41 3.9 14.33 

10/02/2002 16:42 3.94 14.34 

10l0212002 16:43 4.01 14.33 

10/0212002 16:44 _ 3.72 14.35 

10102/2002 16:45 3.65 14.36 

10/02/2002 16:46 3.91 14.37 

10102l2002 16:47 3.8 14.36 

10102/2002 16:48 3.8 14.35 

10/0212002 16:49 3.63 14.36 

10/0212002 16:50 3.58 14.35 

10/0212002 16: 51 3.72 14.36 

10/02/2002 16:52 3.88 14.39 

10102/2002 16:53 3.81 14.43 

10102/2002 16:54 3.77 14.44 

10102/2002 16:55 3.81 14.46 

10102/2002 1 fi:56 3.78 14.44 

1010212002 16:57 3.99 14.47 

1010212002 16:58 3.93 14.49 

10102/2002 - ' 16:59 3.76 14.46 

10102/2002 17:00 3.67 14.5 

10102/2002 17:01 3.79 14.49 

10102/2002 17:02 3.83 14.48 

10/0212002 17:03 3.54 14.47 

_ _ 10/0212002 17:04 3.66 14.48 

10102/2002 17:05 3.74 14.5 

10102l2002 17:06 3.89 14.52 

10/0212002 17:07 3.77 14.5 

10/0212002 17:08 3.93 14.51 

10l02/2002 17:09 3.59 14.52 

10/02/2002 17:10 3.59 14.51 

10/0212002 17 :11 3.82 14.49 

10702/2002 17:12 3.93 14.52 

10/0212002 17:13 3.89 14.49 

10/0212002 17:14 3.56 14.49 

10/0212002 17:15 3.76 14.49 

10/0212002 17:1 fi 3.79 14.49 

10102/2002 17:17 3.8 14.49 

10102/2002 17:18 3.74 14.49 

10l02/2002 17:19 3.89 14.49 

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10102/2002 17 :21 4.03 14.49 

10102/2002 17:22 3.64 14.5 

1010212002 17:23 3.48 14.5 

10/0212002 17:24 4 14.5 

10/0212002 17:25 3.58 14.54 

10/0212002 17:26 3.76 14.56 

10/0212002 17:27 3.95 14.57 

10/02/2002 17:28 3.55 14.59 

10102/2002 17:29 3.93 14.55 

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10/02/2002 18:30 3.9 14.35 

10/02/2002 18: 31 3.66 14.37 

10102l2002 18:32 4.02 14.34 

10/0212002 18:33 3.94 14.33 

10/0212002 18:34 3.93 14.31 

10l02/2002 18:35 3.8 14.33 

10/02/2002 18:36 3.86 14.35 

10/02/2002 18:37 3.52 14.41 

10/02/2002 18:38 3.54 14.47 

10IO212002 18:39 3.65 14.49 

10l0212002 18:40 3.88 14.47 

10/0212002 18:41 3.73 14.54 

1010212002 18:42 3.48 14.61 

10102/2002 18:43 3.65 14.6 

10102I2002 18:44 3.92 14.63 

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10/0212002 18:46 3.94 14.6 

10/0212002 18:47 3.67 14.6 

10l0212002 18:48 3.88 14.59 

10102l2002 18:49 3.87 14.57 

10102l2002 18:50 3.52 14.57 

10l0212002 18: 51 4.02 14.55 

10l0212002 18:52 3.95 14.55 

1010212002 18:53 3.54 14.51 

10/02/2002 18:54 3.82 14.52 

10/02/2002 18:55 3.79 14.54 

10IO2/2002 18:56 3.85 14.52 

10/02/2002 18:57 4.09 14.5 

10/0212002 18:58 3.62 14.5 

10102l2002 18:59 3.74 14.48 

10/02/2002 19:00 3.7 14.48 

1-0102/2002 19:01 3.59 14.48 

1010212002 19:02 3.78 14.47 

1010212002 19:03 3.84 14.49 

10/02/2002 19:04 3.9 14.46 

10J02l2002 19:05 3.81 14.46 

10/02/2002 19:06 4.09 14.45 

10l0212002 19:07 3.93 14.43 

10102l2002 19:08 3.59 14.44 

10102l2002 19:09 3.66 14.44 

10102/2002 19:10 3.83 14.45 

10/02/2002 19:11 3.91 14.44 

10/0212002 19:12 4.02 14.44 

10/02/2002 19:13 3.73 14.46 

10102/2002 19:14 4.03 14.46 

10/0212002 19:15 3.62 14.44 

10i/0212002 19:16 3.78 14.47 

10102/2002 19:17 4.27 14.46 

10102/2002 19:18 3.63 14.47 

10102/2002 19:19 3.6 14.46 

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10l02/2002 19:20 3.78 14.49 

1 0/02/2002 19:21 3.77 14.47 

10l0212002 19:22 3.76 14.49 

10102l2002 19:23 3.72 14.5 

10l02/2002 19:24 3.79 14.48 

1010212002 19:25 3.61 14.51 

10/0212002 19:26 3.7 14.52 

10/4212002 19:27 3.82 14.51 

10IO212002 1 9:28 3.58 14.51 

10IO212002 19:29 3,71 14.54 

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10/0212002 20:30 3.92 14.44 

10l02/2002 20:31 4.26 14.44 

10/0212002 20:32 3.88 14.47 

10/0212002 20:33 3.84 14.43 

10/02/2002 20:34 3.79 14.46 

1010212002 20:35 3.87 14.44 

10/02/2002 20:36 3.64 14.45 

1010212002 20:37 3.77 14.46 

10102/2002 20:38 3.84 14.47 

10/02/2002 20:39 3.73 14.46 

1010212002 20:40 3.46 14.47 

10/0212002 20:41 3.1 14.47 

10/0212002 20:42 4.01 14.47 

10/0212002 20:43 3.86 14.46 

10/0212002 20:44 _ 3.58 14.48 

10/02/2002 20:45 3.94 14.49 

10l0212002 20:46 3.73 14.53 

10102/2002 20:47 4.07 14.51 

10/02/2002 20:48 3.39 14.51 

1010212002 20:49 3.94 14.51 

10/02/2002 20:50 3.6 14.54 

10102/2002 20:51 3.77 14.52 

10/0212002 20:52 3.67 14.53 

10102/2002 20:53 3.77 14.53 

10/02l2002 20:54 3.82 14.54 

1010212002 20:55 3.71 14.56 

10102/2002 20:56 3.94 14.55 

10/02/2002 20:57 3.87. 14.56 

10/0212002 20:58 3.69 14.58 

10/02/2002 20:59 3.57 14.58 

10/02J2002 21:00 4.15 14.6 

10102/2002 21:01 3.81 14.57 

10/02/2002 21:02 3.62 14.63 

1010212002 21:03 3.65 14.63 

10/02/2002 21:04 3.67 14.65 

10/02/2002 21:05 3.91 14.66 

1010212002 21:06 3.41 14.66 

10/02/2002 21:07 3.85 14.65 

10/02/2002 .21:08 3.69 14.68 

10102/2002 21:09 3.57 14.65 

10102l2002 21:10 3.77 14.7 

10/02/2002 21:11 3.65 14.7 

10/02/2002 21:12 3.65 14.71 

10102/2002 21:13 3.57 14.71 

10/02/2002 21:14 3.47 14.72 

1-010212002 21:15 3.39 14.72 

10/02l2002 21:16 3.71 14.75 

10/02/2002 21:17 3.44 14.73 

10/02/2002 21:18 3.46 14.74 

10102l2002 21:19 3.53 14.74 

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10/02/2002 21:21 3.7 14.73 

1010212002 21:22 3.89 14.75 

10/02/2002 21:23 3.59 14.79 

10/02/2002 21:24 3.87 14.79 

10/02J2002 21:25 3.67 14.78 

10l02/2002 21:26 3.6 14.77 

10/02/2002 21:27 3.71 14.77 

10/02/2002 21:28 3.45 14.77 

10/02/2002 21:29 3.72 14.78 

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ISOKINETIC STACK CALCULATOR 

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INPUT PARAMETERS 

PITOT COEFFICIENT (Cp): 0.84 . • 

METER TEMPERATURE (°F): 90 

STACK TEMPERATURE (°F): 500 

AVERAGE DELTA P ("H20): 0.24 

MAXlMUM DELTA P ("H20): 0.34 

ESTIMATED MOISTURE (%): 6 

METER BOX NUMBER: 1284-2964 

DELTA H @: 1.846 

NOZZLE DIAMETER (Dn) DATA 

CALCULATED DIAMETER (in.): 0.3372 

SELECTED SIZE (in.): 0.191 

CALCULATED PARAMETERS - 

K FACTO R = 0.7631 

ISOKINETlC DELTA H ("H20) = 0.18 

MAX DELTA H ("H20) = 0.26 

SAMPLING PARAMETERS 

~ MIMIMUM SAMPLE VOLUME REQUIRED (ds 31.8 

SAMPLE TIME REQUIRED (min): 60 

AVERAGE SAMPLE RATE (cfm): 0.23 

MAX SAMPLE RATE (cfm): 0.28 

PROJECT NUMBER: 021304 

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~ 2nd Half of Carbon Burnout Soak - Hour 1 

Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

~ 10/02/2002 22:30 3.78 14.81 

~ 10l02/2002 22:31 3.83 14.76 

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10/02l2002 22:32 3.85 14.61 

1 fl102/2002 22:33 3.9 14.62 

~ 10/0212002 22:34 3.86 14.66 

~ 10J0212002 22:35 3.91 14.68 

10/0212002 22:36 3.41 14.73 

~ 10J0212002 22:37 3.49 14.74 

~ 10102/2002 22:38 3.63 14.7 

10/02/2002 22:39 3.64 14.74 

~ 10J02/2002 22:40 _ 3.51 14.72 

~ 10/02/2002 22:41 3.54 14.75 

10J02/2002 22:42 3.36 14.72 

~ 10/02/2002 22:43 3.74 14.71 

~ 10/02/2002 22:44 3.78 14.71 

~ 10102/2002 22:45 3.64 14.71 

10/02/2002 22:46 3.79 14.71 

~ 10J02/2002 22:47 3.49 14.72 

~ 10102/2002 22:48 3.55 14.69 

10/02/2002 22:49 3.43 14.7 

~ 10/02/2002 22:50 3.58 14.72 

b 10/02l2002 22:51 3.64 14.71 

1010212002 22:52 3.85 14.72 

~ 10J02/2002 22:53 3.46 14.71 

~ 10/02/2002 22:54 3.78 14.71 

~ 10/02/2002 22:55 3.42 14.73 

10/02/2002 22:56 3.23 14.74 

~ 10102/2002 22:57 3.69 14.72 

~ 10/02/2002 22:58 3.55 14.74 

10/02/2002 22:59 3.24 14.71 

~ - -10/02/2002 23:00 3.55 14.73 

! 10J02/2002 23:01 3.6 14.74 

10J02/2002 23:02 3.7 14.72 

~ 10102/2002 23:03 3.62 14.71 

~ 10/02/2002 23:04 3.54 14.73 

~ 10l0212002 23:05 3.81 14.73 

10J0212002 23:06 3.69 14.7 

~ 10/02/2002 23:07 3.86 14.73 

~ 10/0212002 23:08 3.84 14.72 

10/02/2002 23:09 3.7 14.74 

~ 10J02/2002 23:10 3.51 14.76 

b 10/02/2002 23:11 3.55 14.73 

10/0212002 23:12 3.3 14.72 

4 10/02/2002 23:13 3.91 14.75 

~ 10/0212002 23:14 3.62 14.73 

, 10/02/2002 23:15 3.44 14.73 
10/02/2002 23:16 3.41 14.73 

10/02/2002 23:17 3.57 14.75 

10/02/2002 23:18 3.27 14.74 

10/02/2002 23:19 3.36 14.72 

1 0/02/2002 23:20 3.78 14.75 

10/02/2002 23:21 3.28 14.73 

10/02/2002 23:22 3.38 14.72 

10/02/2002 23:23 3.82 14.72 

10/0212002 23:24 3.84 14.74 

10/02/2002 23:25 3.39 14.76 

10/02/2002 23:26 3.74 14.77 

10/02/2002 23:27 3.6 14.75 

10/02/2002 23:28 3.39 14.76 

10/02/2002 23:29 4 14.77 

Hourly Average 

CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

3.6 14.7 

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2nd Half of Carbon Burnout Soak - Hour 2 

Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10/0312002 0:30 3.5 14.91 

1010312002 0:31 4.01 14.89 

10/0312002 0:32 3.54 14.89 

10/03/2002 0:33 3.29 14.89 

10/03/2002 0:34 3.28 14.9 

10/03/2002 0:35 3.65 14.9 

10/0312002 0:36 3.75 14.9 

10l03I2002 0:37 3.56 14.94 

10/03/2002 0:38 3.36 14.91 

10l0312002 0:39 3.65 14.92 

10/03I2002 0:40 3.52 14.87 

10103/2002 0:41 3.53 14.88 

10/0312002 0:42 3.54 14.89 

10/03/2002 0:43 3.73 14.88 

10/0312002 0:44 _ 3.6 14.88 

10103l2002 0:45 3.51 14.88 

10/0312002 0:46 3.66 14.91 

10/03/2002 0:47 3.17 14.93 

10/03/2002 0:48 3.46 14.88 

10/03/2002 0:49 3.59 14.88 

10/03/2002 0:50 3.56 14.88 

1010312002 0:51 3.32 14.89 

10103/2002 0:52 3.5 14.92 

10/03/2002 0:53 3.5 14.92 

10I0312002 0:54 3.76 14.94 

10/03/2002 0:55 3.61 14.92 

10/03/2002 0:56 3.61 14.94 

10103/2002 0:57 3.3 14.92 

10/03/2002 0:58 3.35 14.93 

10103/2002 0:59 3.42 14.97 ' 

10103/2002 1:00 3.66 14.93 

10/0312002 1:01 3.71 14.92 

10103/2002 1:02 3.52 14.93 

1010312002 1:03 3.46 14.94 

-10103/2002 1:04 3.65 14.93 

10/03/2002 1:05 3.38 14.92 

10/0312002 1:06 3.52 14.91 

10103/2002 1:07 3.65 14.94 

10/03/2002 1:08 3.58 14.95 

1010312002 1:09 3.56 14.96 

10/03I2002 1:10 3.6 14.95 

10t0 3/2002 1:11 3.65 14.98 

10/03/2002 1:12 3.57 14.94 

10I0312002 1:13 3.61 14.95 

10/03/2002 1:14 3.62 14.98 

10103/2002 1: 15 3.54 14.98 

10/0312002 1:16 3.6 14.98 

10/03/2002 1:17 3.53 14.97 

10/03/2002 1:18 3.8 14.99 

10103/2002 1:19 3.79 14.96 

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10103l2002 1: 21 3.13 14.97 

10/0312002 1:22 3.5 14.97 

10/03/2002 1:23 3.67 14.94 

10/0312002 1:24 3.7 14.97 

10/03I2002 1:25 3:46 14.95 

10l03/2002 1:26 3.51 14.95 

10/03/2002 1:27 3.57 14.95 

10/0312002 1:28 3.86 14.97 

10103l2002 1:29 3.6 14.98 

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~ 1410312002 2:30 3.33 15.03 

' 10/0312002 2:31 3.67 15.01 

~ 10103/2002 2:32 3.63 15.05 

10/03/2002 2:33 3.34 15.03 

, 10/03/2002 2:34 3.71 15.08 

` 10103/2002 2:35 3.62 15.02 

10l0312002 2:36 3.91 15.03 

~ 10103/2002 2:37 3.64 15.04 

~ 10/03/2002 2:38 3.54 15.03 

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~ 10/03/2002 2:41 3.59 15.07 

~ 10/0312002 2:42 3.29 15.07 

10/0312002 2:43 3.09 15.05 

' 10/03/2002 2:44 3.52 15.04 

~ 10/03/2002 2:45 + 3.74 15.06 

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~ 1010312002 2:47 3.34 15.08 

, 10/03/2002 2:48 3.72 15.06 

10103/2002 2:49 3.55 15.07 

` 1010312002 2:50 3.61 15.07 

' 10/03/2002 2:51 3.48 15.06 

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~ 10/03/2002 2:53 3.32 15.06 

~ 10/03/2002 2:54 3.67 15.06 

~ 10/0312002 2:55 3.53 15.05 

10103/2002 2:56 3.51 15.05 

~ 10/0312002 2:57 3.6 15.04 

~ 10/03/2002 2:58 3.37 15.08 

1010312002 2:59 3.35 15.07 

~ 10/0312002 3:00 3.21 15.05 

~ 1010312002 3:01 3.64 15.09 

~ 1010312002 3:02 3.56 15.08 

1010312002 3:03 3.77 15.05 

~ - -10103/2002 3:04 3.5 15.09 

~ 10103/2002 3:05 3.37 15.09 

10103/2002 3:06 3.37 15.05 

~ 10/03/2002 3:07 3.48 15.08 

~ 10/0312002 3:08 3.64 15.05 

10/0312002 3:09 3.45 15.05 

~ 10/0312002 3:10 3.63 15.07 

~ 1010312002 3:11 3.31 15.06 

1 1010312002 3:12 3.51 15.05 

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~ 10/03/2002 3:14 3.36 15.09 

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10103/2002 3:16 3.38 15.08 

~ 10I0312002 3:17 3.64 15.09 

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1010312002 3:22 3.65 15.07 

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10103/2002 3;24 3.31 15.1 

10103/2002 3:25 3.36 15.09 

1010312002 3:26 3.46 15.08 

1010312002 3:27 3.63 15.08 

10I03I2002 3:28 3.56 15.1 

10/03/2002 3:29 3.37 15.13 

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Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

1010312002 4:30 3.77 15.21 

10/03/2002 4:31 3.4 15.24 

10103/2002 4:32 3.4 15.23 

1010312002 4:33 3.31 15.24 

10/03/2002 4:34 3.47 15.24 

10/03/2002 4:35 3.83 15.2 

10/03l2002 4:36 3.54 15.22 

10/03l2002 4:37 3.47 15.23 

1010312002 4:38 3.57 15.23 

10/0312002 4:39 3.53 15.22 

1010312002 4:40 3.44 15.22 

10/03/2002 4:41 3.45 15.24 

10/03/2002 4:42 3.48 15.24 

1010312002 4:43 3.51 15.19 

10/0312002 4:44 3.75 15.23 

10/03/2002 4:45 3.56 15.23 

10103l2002 4:46 3.59 15.2 

1010312002 4:47 3.39 15.22 

10103/2002 4:48 3.06 15.24 

1010312002 4:49 3.56 15.2 

1010312002 4:50 3.5 15.23 

1010312002 4:51 3.49 15.23 

10/03/2002 4:52 3.04 15.23 

10/03/2002 4:53 3.82 15.2 

1010312002 4:54 3.7 15.24 

10/0312002 4:55 3.3 15.25 

10103/2002 4:56 3.51 15.25 

10/03/2002 4:57 3.62 15.25 

10l03l2002 4:58 3.35 15.24 

10/03/2002 4:59 3.49 15.24 

10l0312002 5:00 3.6 15.23 

10103/2002 5:01 3.45 15.21 

10/03l2002 5:02 3.57 15.21 

1010312002 5:03 3.33 15.22 

_ _1010312002 5:04 3.35 15.22 

10/03/2002 5:05 3.28 15.23 

10/0312002 5:06 3.26 15.27 

10/03/2002 5:07 3.67 15.24 

10/03/2002 5:08 3.68 15.22 

10/03/2002 5:09 3.78 15.22 

10/03/2002 5:10 3.37 15.22 

10l0312002 5:11 3.22 15.21 

10/0312002 5:12 3.43 15.23 

1010312002 5:13 3.44 15.23 

1010312002 5:14 3.47 15.23 

10/03/2002 5:15 3.59 15.23 

1 0Ib3l2002 5:16 3.49 15.22 

1010312002 5:17 3.66 15.25 

10/0312002 5:18 3.47 15.26 

10/03/2002 5:19 3.27 15.27 

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1010312002 5:20 3.47 15.26 

1 0103/2002 5:21 3.1 15.26 

10/0312002 5:22 3.75 15.26 

10/0312002 5:23 3.52 15.26 

1 0l0312002 5:24 3.4 15.27 

10/03/2002 5:25 3.54 15.23 

1 0/0312002 5:26 3.66 15.26 

10/0312002 5:27 3.74 15.28 

10t0312002 5:28 3.34 15.24 

10/03l2002 5:29 3.13 15.26 

Hourfy Average 

c02 (%) 02 (%) 

3.5 15.2 

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2nd Half of Carbon Burnout Soak - Hour 5 

Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10l03/2002 6:30 3.92 15.21 

10/03/2002 6:31 3.58 15.23 

10/0312002 6:32 3.81 15.21 

10103/2002 6:33 3.53 15.21 

1010312002 6:34 3.57 15.21 

10/03/2002 6:35 . 3.3 15.23 

10/03/2002 6:36 3.72 15.21 

10103l2002 6:37 3.71 15.21 

10l0312002 6:38 3.57 15.21 

10103/2002 6:39 3.73 15.18 

10l0312002 6:40 3.73 15.17 

10/03/2002 6:41 3.38 15.18 

1010312002 6:42 3.32 15.17 

10103/2002 6:43 3.57 15.18 

10/03/2002 6:44 3.53 15.17 

10103l2002 6:45 ~ 3.55 15.17 

10103/2002 6:46 3.4 15.2 

10I0312002 6:47 3.37 15.15 

10103/2002 6:48 3.3 15.18 

10I03l2002 6:49 3.37 15.19 

1010312002 6:50 3.21 15.17 

10/03/2002 6:51 3.59 15.2 

10103I2002 6:52 3.56 15.21 

10I03l2002 6:53 3.54 15.2 

10/03I2002 6:54 2.93 15.18 

10I0312002 6:55 3.61 15.18 

10l03I2002 6:56 3.59 15.21 

10103/2002 6:57 3.2 15.21 

10/03/2002 6:58 3.47 15.2 

10/03/2002 6:59 3.2 15.2 

10I0312002 7:00 3.65 15.2 

10/03/2002 7:01 3.61 15.21 

10103I2002 7:02 3.27 15.19 

10l0312002 7:03 3.17 15.2 

10I0312002 7:04 3.42 15.2 

10103/2002 7:05 3.13 15.18 

10103/2002 7:06 3.47 15.2 

10/03l2002 7:07 3.44 15.19 

10/03/2002 7:08 3.36 15.15 

10/0312002 7:09 3.32 15.19 

10l03/2002 7:10 3.63 15.15 

10103l2002 7:11 3.69 15.17 

10/03/2002 7:12 3.62 15.16 

10I0312002 7:13 3.41 15.16 

10/03/2002 7:14 3.56 15.15 

10I0312002 7:15 3.53 15.15 

10103/2002 7:16 3.41 15.16 

10/03/2002 7:17 3.54 15.16 

10/0312002 7:18 3.52 15.17 

10/03/2002 7:19 3.25 15.19 

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10l0312002 7:21 3.55 15,18 

10/0312002 7:22 3.24 15.19 

10103/2002 7:23 3.37 15.2 

10103l2002 7:24 3.48 15,21 

10103l2002 7:25 3.6 15.21 

10/03/2002 7:26 3.65 15.21 

1010312002 7:27 3.4 15.18 

1010312002 7:28 3.43 15.18 

10103l2002 7:29 3.53 15.19 

Hourly Average 

c02 (%) 02 (%) 

3.5 15.2 

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2nd Half of Carbon Burnout Soak - Hour 6 

Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10/03/2002 8:30 3.06 15.13 

10/0312002 8:31 3.51 15.15 

10/03/2002 8:32 3.18 15.14 

10/03/2002 8:33 3.42 15.15 

10103l2002 8:34 3.63 15.15 

1010312002 8:35 3.37 15.16 

10/0312002 8:36 3.33 15.14 

10103/2002 8:37 3.33 15.17 

10l03/2002 8:38 3.26 15.16 

10/03/2002 8:39 3.43 15.17 

10103I2002 8:40 3.33 15.12 

10/03/2002 8:41 3.51 15.11 

10103/2002 8:42 3.69 15.11 

10103/2002 8:43 3.64 15.12 

10/0312002 8:44 3.71 15.09 

1010312002 8:45 3.81 15.1 

10103I2002 8:46 3.4 15.1 

10/0312002 8:47 3.95 15.1 

10103/2002 8:48 3.09 15.1 

10/03/2002 8:49 3.48 15.1 

10I0312002 8:50 3.55 15.13 

1 0/03/2002 8:51 3.09 15.13 

10/0312002 8:52 3.69 15.14 

10/03/2002 8:53 3.04 15.11 

10/03/2002 8:54 3.42 15.11 

10103I2002 8:55 3.35 15.1 

1 0/0312002 8:56 3.83 15.1 

10I0312002 8:57 3.37 15.1 

10/03/2002 8:58 3.54 15.09 

10/03/2002 8:59 3.21 15.1 

10/0312002 9:00 3.88 15.09 

10/03/2002 9:01 3.31 15.11 

1010312002 9:02 3.6 15.12 

10/03/2002 9:03 3.62 15.11 

_ 10/03/2002 9:04 3.7 15.14 

10/03/2002 9:05 3.57 15.14 

10/03l2002 9:06 3.57 15.15 

10103/2002 9:07 3.63 15.12 

10/03/2002 9:08 3.45 15.19 

10/03/2002 9:09 3.21 15.16 

10/0312002 9:10 3.32 15.16 

10103/2002 9:11 3.22 15.16 

10/03/2002 9:12 3.21 15.13 

10/03/2002 9:13 4 15.15 

10103/2002 9:14 3.66 15.15 

10/03/2002 9:15 3.17 15.13 

141*03/2002 9:16 3.66 15.12 

10/0312002 9:17 3.56 15.1 

10/0312002 9:18 3.48 15.12 

10/03/2002 9:19 3.4 15.1 

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10103/2002 9 =22 3 49 15.16 

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1010312002 9:26 

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10/03/2002 9:27 

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1 alo312002 9=28 3 24 15.18 

10/0312002 9:29 

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Date Time CO2 (°fo) 02 (%) 

10/03/2002 10:30 3.66 15.19 

10/0312002 10:31 3.57 15.17 

1 0/03/2002 10:32 3.51 15.16 

10103/2002 10:33 3.49 15.12 

10103/2002 10:34 3.55 15.17 

10/0312002 10:35 3.21 15.21 

1 0/03/2002 10:36 3.27 15.2 

10/0312002 10:37 2.91 15.22 

10/0312002 10:38 3.74 15.2 

10103/2002 1 0:39 3.51 15.25 

10/0312002 10:40 3.26 15.24 

10/03/2002 10:41 3.61 15.22 

10/0312002 10:42 3.44 15.23 

10/03/2002 10:43 3.35 15.29 

10/0312002 10:44 3.49 15.35 

10103/2002 10:45 3.61 15.37 

10/03/2002 10:46 3.5 15.36 

10/03/2002 1 0:47 3.36 15.37 

10/03/2002 10:48 3.29 15.39 

1 0/03/2002 10:49 3.22 15.38 

1010312002 10:50 3.37 15.38 

10/03/2002 10:51 3.31 15.38 

10/03/2002 10:52 3.45 15.4 

10/03/2002 10:53 3.48 15.37 

10/0312002 10:54 3.63 15.37 

10/03/2002 10:55 3.13 15.39 

10/03/2002 10:56 3.73 15.4 

10103J2002 10:57 3.49 15.39 

10/03/2002 10:58 3.44 15.4 

10103/2002 110:59 3.33 15.36 

1010312002 11:00 3.57 15.39 

10/03/2002 11:01 3.5 15.38 

10/03/2002 11:02 3.52 15.38 

10I03/2002 11:03 3.26 15.39 

-10/03/2002 11:04 3.62 15.38 

10/03/2002 11:05 3.56 15.36 

10/03/2002 11:06 3.26 15.37 

10/03/2002 11:07 3.4 15.37 

10/03/2002 11:08 3.24 15.35 

10/03/2002 11:09 3.61 15.38 

10/03/2002 11:10 3.08 15.38 

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1- 1:11 3.49 15.37 

10/0312002 11:12 3.65 15.35 

10/03/2002 11:13 3.22 15.36 

10103/2002 11:14 3.18 15.37 

10/03/2002 11:15 3.42 15.37 

10/0312002 11:16 3.85 15.32 

10/03/2002 11:17 3.62 15.35 

10/03/2002 11:18 3.32 15.4 

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10/03/2002 11:24 3.48 15.39 

10/03/2002 11:25 3.48 15.31 

10/03/2002 11:26 3.54 15.43 

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10103/2002 11:29 3,42 

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ISOKINETIC STACK CALCULATOR 

(Revised 11l08/01) 

INPUT PARAMETERS 

PITOT COEFFICIENT (Cp): 0.84 

METER TEMPERATURE (°F): 90 

STACK TEMPERATURE (°F): 450 

AVERAGE DELTA P ("H20): 0.25 

MAXlMUM DELTA P ("H20): 0.34 

ESTIMATED MOISTURE (%): 1 

METER BOX NUMBER: 1284-29'64 

DELTA H @: 1.846 

NOZZLE DIAMETER (Dn) DATA 

CALCULATED DIAMETER (in.): 0.3225 

SELECTED SIZE (in.): 0.191 

CALCULATED PARAMETERS 

K FACTOR = 0.876 

ISOKINETIC DELTA H (71-120) = 0.22 

MAX DELTA H ("H20) = 0.3 

SAMPLING PARAMETERS 

MIMIMUM SAMPLE VOLUME REQUIRED (ds 31.8 

SAMPLE TIME REQUIRED (min): 60 

AVERAGE SAMPLE RATE (cfm): 0.26 

MAX SAMPLE RATE (cfm): 0.3 

PROJECT NUMBER: 021304 

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Project: 021304 

Periodic Kiin Compliance 

Cool Down - Hour 1 

Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10/03/2002 12:30 0.16 20.74 

10/03/2002 12:31 0.13 20.66 

10/03/2002 12:32 0.1 20.63 

10/03/2002 12:33 0.09 20.71 

10/03/2002 12:34 0.12 20.67 

10/03/2002 12:35 0.14 20.74 

10/03/2002 12:36 0.23 20.76 

10/03/2002 12:37 0.11 20.72 

10/03/2002 12:38 0.13 20.69 

10/03/2002 12:39 0.18 20.72 

10/0312002 12:40 0.16 20.74 

10/03/2002 12:41 0.14 20.7 

10/03/2002 12:42 0.09 20.67 

10/03/2002 12:43 0.12 20.68 

10/03/2002 12:44 0.14 20.7 

10/03/2002 12:45 0.04 20.69 

10/03/2002 12:46 0 20.69 

10/03/2002 12:47 0.01 20.71 

10103/2002 12:48 0.11 20.69 

1010312002 12:49 0.04 20.72 

10/03/2002 12:50 0.21 20.72 

10/03/2002 12:51 0.06 20.7 

10/03/2002 12:52 0.02 20.69 

10/03/2002 12:53 0.07 -20.72 

10/03/2002 12:54 0.06 20.71 

10103I2002 12:55 0.11 20.71 

10/03l2002 12:56 0.08 20.69 

10/03/2002 12:57 0.05 20.69 

-10/0312002 12:58 0.32 20.68 

10/03/2002 12:59 0.11 20.71 

10/03/2002 13:00 0 20.68 

10/0312002 13:01 0.21 20.66 

14/03/2002 13:02 0.1 20.68 

10/03/2002 13:03 0.13 20.65 

10103/2002 13:04 0.07 20.7 

14/03/2002 13:05 0.06 20.68 

10/0312002 13:06 0.23 20.66 

10/03/2002 13:07 0.19 20.66 

10/03/2002 13:08 0.06 20.66 

10103I2002 13:09 0.19 20.67 

10/03/2002 13:10 0.21 20.66 

10/03/2002 13:11 0.07 20.69 

10/03/2002 13:12 0.09 20.67 

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10/03/2002 13:13 0.15 20.66 

10/03/2002 13:14 0.26 20.68 

10/03/2002 13:15 0.32 20.67 

10/03/2002 13:16 0.16 20.7 

10/03/2002 13:17 0.15 20.68 

10/0312002 13:18 0.3 20.66 

10/03/2002 13:19 0.36 20.67 

10/03/2002 13:20 0.26 20.67 

10/03/2002 13:21 0.2 20.68 

10/03/2002 13:22 0.06 20.67 

10/0312002 13:23 0.09 20.69 

10103/2002 13:24 0.05 20.68 

10/03/2002 13:25 0.04 20.69 

10/03/2002 13:26 0.03 20.7 

10/03/2002 13:27 0.09 20.66 

10/03/2002 13:28 0.19 20.67 

10/03/2002 13:29 - 0.17 20.68 

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0.1 20.7 

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10/03/2002 15:17 0.05 20.82 

10103l2002 15:18 0.08 20.Z5 

10/0312002 15:19 0.07 20.79 

10/0312002 15:20 0.1 20.77 

1010312002 15:21 0.06 20.84 

10/0312002 15:22 0.04 20.81 

10/03/2002 15:23 0.07 20.85 

10103J2002 15:24 0.09 20.81 

10/03/2002 15:25 0.11 20.87 

10/0312002 15:26 0.13 20.79 

10/03/2002 15:27 0.11 20.8 

10103/2002 15:28 0.09 20.85 

10/03/2002 15:29 0.04 20.83 

Hourly Average 

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0.1 20.8 

Test Average 

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Date Time CO2 (%) 02 (%) 

10/03/2002 14:30 0.11 20.75 

10/03/2002 14:31 0.33 20.79 

10/03/2002 14:32 0.08 20.82 

10/03/2002 14:33 0.07 20.77 

10103/2002 14:34 0.08 20.74 

10/03/2002 14:35 0.02 20.76 

10/03/2002 14:36 0.15 20.71 

10/03/2002 14:37 0.05 20.78 

10/03/2002 14:38 0.06 20.8 

10103/2002 14:39 0.05 20.82 

1010312002 14:40 0.11 20.79 

10/03/2002 14:41 0.06 20.84 

10/03/2002 14:42 0.04 20.82 

10/0312002 14:43 0.09 20.8 

10/0312002 14:44 + 0.1 20.81 

10/03/2002 14:45 0.12 20.77 

10/03/2002 14:46 0.07 20.75 

10/0312002 14:47 0.05 20.79 

10/03/2002 14:48 0.06 20.86 

10/03/2002 14:49 0.1 20.84 

10/03/2002 14:50 0.11 20.86 

10/03/2002 14:51 0.06 20.85 

10/03/2002 14:52 0.09 20.81 

10/03/2002 14:53 0.02 20.77 

1010312002 14:54 0.08 20.72 

10/03/2002 14:55 0.12 20.84 

10/03/2002 14:56 0.13 20.87 

10I03I2002 14:57 0.07 20.82 

10/03/2002 14:58 0.04 20.79 

10/03/2002 14:59 0.06 20.77 

1010312002 15:00 0.1 20.83 

1010312002 15:01 0.09 20.86 

10/03/2002 15:02 0.13 20.81 

1010312002 15:03 0.07 20.78 

10/03/2002 15:04 0.09 20.84 

10/03/2002 15:05 0.03 20.86 

10/03/2002 15:06 0.05 20.79 

10l0312002 15:07 0.02 20.8 

10/03/2002 15:08 0.11 20.77 

10/03/2002 15:09 0.1 20.84 

10/03/2002 15:10 0.08 20.82 

10/0312002 15:11 0.08 20.78 

10/03/2002 15:12 0.04 20.75 

10103/2002 15:13 0.09 20.83 

10103/2002 15:14 0.12 20.88 

10/03/2002 15:15 0.13 20.8 

10/03J2002 15:16 0.08 20.84 

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. . SAMPLE LOGICHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD 

AQTS CLIENT: Vermont Brick 

PROJECT: 021304 

Sample 

Number 

Date 

Collected 

Date 

Received 

Test 

Number Description 

C905 10/01/02 10/04102 1-1 Fluoride impinger catch, backup filter, train rinses 

C906 10/02102 10104102 1-2 Fluoride impinger catch, backup filter, train rinses 

C907 10/02102 10I04/02 1-3 Fluoride impinger catch, backup filter, train rinses 

C908 10103102 10104102 1-4 Fluoride impinger catch, backup filter, train rinses 

C909 10/03/02 +10104102 1-5 Fluoride impinger catch, backup filter, trai n rinses 

C910 10l03/02 I 10/04/02 AII IDistilledldeionized water collection medium and rinse blank 

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Samples Logged By: I John J. Jasko Date: 1 10/04102 1 Time: 1 08:30 

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`C-)XFORD I.ABORATORIES 

~ 91 Division of Tritest 

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Analytical and Consulting Chemzsts 

1316 South Fifth Street 

Wilmingtan, N.C. 28401 

(910) 763-9793 

Fax (910) 343-9688 

DATE RECEIVED 10-08-02 

1 DATE REPORTED 10-31-02 

~ 02T1079 

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t PAGE 1 OF 2 

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~ AIR QUALITY TECHNZCAL SERVICES INC. P.O. # 3133 

18 MORSE DR. 

~ ESSEX JUNCTION, VT 05452 

~ ATTENTION: JOHN JASKfl 

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1 

SAMPLE DESCRIPTION: M13B FLUORIDE 10-08-02 

t 1. C905 1-1 

2. C906 1-2 

~ 3. C907 1-3 ~ 

E 4. C908 1-4 

5. C909 1-5 

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} Fluoride, as HF, Total ug 554 

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_Initial. Volume, mis 550 

2 3 4 5 6 

5030 35100 10200 732 <105 

655 620 545 425 325 

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XFORD LBORATORIES 

.. Division of Tritest 

Analytical anci Consulting Chemists 

1316 South Fifth StreeC 

Wilmington, N.C. 28401 

(910) 763-9793 

Fax (910) 343-9688 

DATE RECEIVED 10-08-02 

DATE REPORTED 10-31-02 

02T1079 

PAGE 2 OF 2 

~ AIR QUALITY TECHNICAL SERVICES INC. P.O. # 3133 

18 MORSE DR. 

1 ESSEX JUNCTION, VT 05452 

~ ATTENTION: JOHN JASKO 

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~ SAMPLE DESCRIPTION:M13B FLUORIDE 10-08-02 

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~ a Divrsion of Tritesf, Inc. 

1 Wet Laboratory Narrative Summary 

~ oxford Labs Sample Number: 02T1079 : 

Report Date: 10I2512002 

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, Client lnformation 

Client: Air Quality Technicai Services 

~ Project #: 21304 

Received Date: 10/8/2002 

1 Chain of custody: Yes 

1 Shipped via: Federal Express 

Comments upon receipt: Samples satisfactory 

~ Any observed discrepancies: No 

~ Instrumentation 

' Instrumentation Used: Accumet Fiuoride ISE Electrode 

Fisher Scientifc Accumet 25 meter 

~ Class A Glassware 

! Analysis Requested: Fluoride 

~ 

Sample Numbers: 01-06 

Method of Analysis 13B 

~ Quality Control Requirements 

~ QC Requirernents: QC recovery of 90-110% 

QC Requirements Met: Yes 

~ Duplication: - Duplicates within +1-10% 

' Duplication Requirements Met: Yes 

Spikes: Spikes within +/- 10% 

~ Spike Requirements Niet: Yes 

Laboratory blanks within control: Yes 

~ Detection limits within controf: Yes 

' Caiibration verifred with externa) QC standard: Yes 

~ Cafculations 

S= observed sample value read from meter, ppm 

~ B= observed blank value read from meter, ppm 

' V= sample value used for calculation, pprn (S-B)=V 

A= total volume distilled, ml _ 

~ C= amount of sample distilled (grams or ml) ~ 

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, Calculation for total ug HF (in needed) 

F= ppm Fluoride 

` 1000= final sampie volume per method 

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Per Method 1313, all samples are brought to 1000 m L 

t fnal voiume prior to fluoride distillation and analysis. 

~ All initial volumes are recorded and reported. 

~ Report compieted by: Chuck Williford 

Date 10125J2002 

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Date: 01112/2000 Barometric Pressure: 29.82 

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Cafibrated by: John Jasko 

Thermocouple Id # : T.C-24-2 

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3 Hot Oil 245 247 -0.3 

4 Hot Oil 7--T 396 396 0.0 

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,) A11 construction criter•ia for an isolated "S" type pitot are within given tolerances 

prescribed in Federal Register, Vol. 42, No. 160. Thursday, ~ ugust 18, 1977. 

REOUIRED MEASUP,EMENTS 

a. External tubing Ci.imeter, , Dt , 0.23 in .< Dt< 0.38 in . . 

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Date: 05/16/00 

Customer: Airgas East-Cheshire 

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~ Record # 13935 

~ P.O. # 249476 

~ Grade of Product: Zero 4.8 

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