From: Hancy, Cindy Wang

Sent: Monday, May 23, 2011 10:56 AM

To: 'acrane@naima.org'

Cc: 'Fairchild.Susan@epamail.epa.gov'; Reeves, David; Marinshaw, Richard

Subject: Information Request

- Wool Fiberglass

Attachments: Wool Fiberglass Modeling Sources by Co. 5.18.11.xls; FTP Instuctions.doc

Angus,

Attached are two files; one is for directions to the FTP site that contains the aerial views of all the Wool Fiberglass facilities (divided by company), the ot her, is an excel spreadsheet of each Wool Fiberglass source with what we understood (from process flow diagrams and other ICR info) to be each source’s control device, stack configuration, and stack parameters. There are several facility responses where we had difficulty understanding whether emission sources were routed together to one stack or divided into separate stacks. This is important for us to know in order to determine how to model emissions correctly. Each row in the spreadsheet is essentia lly a “stack” associated with an emission source. For example, if for a particular row the source is listed as “forming, curing, cooling” we understood those three sources to be routed together to one stack. If forming, curing, and cooling are

listed i n separate rows we have concluded that these sources are routed to separate stacks. We need the facilities to check that our interpretation of the configuration is correct, as well as, the stack parameters corresponding to the source (columns F

- I). If th ey are not correct, please have facilities correct the spreadsheet. We also need each facility to do the following:

 Confirm the control device listed in Column F. If there is more than 1 control device please have the facility list each control device in order (i.e. Furnace

- > Baghouse

- >Thermal

Incinerator

- > Stack).

 Confirm or fill in the Stack IDs in Column J and mark/label them on the aerial view jpg. We are only interested in stacks associated with furnaces and FCC processes. Facilities do not need to label or mark stacks associated with other processes. You can send the aerial views directly to us, you do not have to post them to the FTP site.

Also, the following facilities have not sent Process Flow Diagrams:

 Guardian: Albion, Inwood, Kingman, Mineral Wells, and Winnsboro. Also, we cannot “find” the Winnsboro plant as the address and coordinates they sent are in the middle of a city with many buildings. It is difficult to tell which one is the plant. Please send an aerial view of the Winnsboro plant

 CertainTeed: Athens (the file extension did not work)There are a few other questions we have for Wool Fiberglass Facilities:

 Knauf listed several sources as “idle”

-- we need to know if these are temporar ily or permanently out of commission.

 Any recent changes in binder formulations and a list of facilities that have switched to a non formaldehyde binder.

 Elaborate on the “collection” process for Wool Fiberglass. Is it different than for Mineral

Wo ol? Is it part of Forming?

 Are there significant HAP emissions coming from Cooling?

 What can facilities provide in order for us to calculate an Acute Factor (equipment limitations, variability in binder and product formulations, certification codes or standards product must meet, formaldehyde contents, etc.)

Regards, Cindy Wang Hancy

RTI International

P.O. Box 12194 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 Phone: (919) 541

- 6623 Fax: (919) 316

- 3420