UNITEDSTATESENVIRONMENTALPROTECTIONAGENCYREGIONIII1650ArchStreetPhiladelphia,Pennsylvania19103DATE:AUG—42010SUBJECT:TechnicalSupportDocumentforMaryland’sAdoptionofControlTechniquesGuidelines(CTG)forPaper,Film,andFoilCoatings.FROM:EllenWentworthOfficeofAirProgramPlanningTO:File?‘?a44:THRU:MariaA.Pino,ActingAssociateDirectorOfficeofAirProgramPlanningA.BACKGROUNDGround-levelozone,amajorcomponentofsmog,isformedintheatmospherebyreactionsofvolatileorganiccompounds(VOCs)andoxidesofnitrogeninthepresenceofsunlight.Theformationofground-levelozoneisacomplexprocessthatisaffectedbymanyvariables.Exposuretoground-levelozoneisassociatedwithawidevarietyofhumanhealtheffects,aswellasagriculturalcroploss,anddamagetoforestsandecosystems.Undersection183(e)oftheCleanAirAct(CAA),theEnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)conductedastudyofVOCemissionsfromtheuseofconsumerandcommercialproductstoassesstheirpotentialtocontributetogroundlevelsofozonethatviolatethenationalambientairqualitystandards(NAAQS)forozone,andtoestablishcriteriaforregulatingVOCemissionsfromtheseproducts.Section183(e)oftheCAAdirectsEPAtolistforregulationthosecategoriesofproductsthataccountforatleast80percentoftheVOCemissions,onareactivityadjustedbasis,fromconsumerandcommercialproductsinareasthatviolatetheNAAQSforozone(i.e.,ozonenonattainmentareas),andtodividethelistofcategoriestoberegulatedintofourgroups,oneofwhichwillberegulatedeverytwoyears.EPApublishedtheinitiallistofconsumerandcommercialproductsidentifiedforpossibleregulationandascheduleforpromulgationintheFederalRegisteronMarch23,1995(60FR15264).Inthatnotice,EPAstatedthatitmayamendthelistandgroupsofproductsandthetimetableforregulationinordertoachieveaneffectiveregulatoryprograminaccordancewiththeAgency’sdiscretionunderCAAsection183(e).EPAhasrevisedandloramendedthecategoriesseveraltimessinceMarch23,1995.EPApublishedarevisedregulationscheduleonMarch18,1999(64FR13422).EPA1againrevisedthelisttoregrouptheproductcategoriesforpurposesofworkloadmanagementonNovember17,2005(70FR69759).OnMay16,2006(71FR28320),EPArevisedthelisttoaddoneproductcategory,portablefuelcontainers,andtoremoveoneproductcategory,petroleumdrycleaningsolvents.SignificanceofControlTechniqueGuidelinesCAAsection172(c)(1)providesthatstateimplementationplans(SIPs)fornonattainmentareasmustincludereasonablyavailablecontrolmeasures(RACM),includingreasonablyavailablecontroltechnology(RACT),forsourcesofemissions.EPAdefinesRACTasthe“lowestemissionlimitationthataparticularsourceiscapableofmeetingbytheapplicationofcontroltechnologythatisreasonablyavailableconsideringtechnologicalandeconomicfeasibility(44FR53761,September17,1979).Insubsequentnotices,EPAhasaddressedhowStatescanmeettheRACTrequirementsoftheCAA.CAAsection183(e)(3)(C)providesthatEPAmayissueacontroltechniqueguideline(CTG)inlieuofanationalregulationforaproductcategorywheretheEPAdeterminesthattheCTGwillbesubstantiallyaseffectiveasregulationsinreducingemissionsofVOCinozonenonattainmentareas.CTGsaredocumentsissuedbyEPAthatprovideguidancetoStatesconcerningwhattypesofcontrolscouldconstituteRACTforagivensourcecategory.TherecommendationsintheCTGarebasedonavailabledataandinformationandmaynotapplytoaparticularsituationbaseduponthecircumstances.StatescanfollowtheCTGandadoptStateregulationstoimplementtherecommendationscontainedtherein,ortheycanadoptalternativeapproaches.Ineithercase,StatesmustsubmittheirRACTrulestoEPAforreviewandapprovalaspartoftheSIPprocess.EPAwillevaluatetherulesanddetermine,throughnoticeandcommentrulemakingintheSIPapprovalprocess,whetherthesubmittedrulesmeettheRACTrequirementsoftheCAAandEPA’sregulations.CAAsection182(b)(2)(A)providesthatforcertainnonattainmentareas,StatesmustrevisetheirozoneSIPstoincludeRACTforVOCsourcescoveredbyanyCTGdocumentissuedafterNovember15,1990,andpriortothedateofattainment.ThoseozonenonattainmentareasthataresubjecttoCAAsection172(c)(1)andsubmitanattainmentdemonstrationseekingmorethanfiveyearsfromthedateofdesignationtoattainmustalsomeettherequirementsofCAAsection182(b)(2)andrevisetheirozoneSIPinresponsetoanyCTGissuedafterNovember15,1990,andpriortothedateofattainment.OtherozonenonattainmentareassubjecttoCAAsection172(c)(1)maytakeactioninresponsetothisguidance,asnecessarytoattaintheNAAQS.OnJuly13,1999(64FR37783),EPAissuedanoticeannouncingthereissuanceofCTGsforwoodfurniturecoatings(61FR25223,May20,1996),shipbuildingandshiprepairoperationssurfacecoatings(61FR44050,August27,1996),andaerospacecoatings(63FR15006,March22,1998).OnOctober5,2006(71FR58745),EPAissuedanoticeoftheavailabilityofCTGsforlithographicprintingmaterials,letterpressprintingmaterials,flexiblepackagingprintingmaterials,flatwoodpanelingcoatings,andindustrialcleaningsolvents.OnOctober9,2007(722FR57215),EPAissuedanoticeofavailabilityofCTGsforpaper,film,andfoilcoatings,metalfurniturecoatings,andlargeappliancecoatings,andonOctober7,2008(73FR58481),EPAissuedanoticeofavailabilityofCTGsformiscellaneousmetalproductscoatings,plasticpartscoatings,autoandlight-dutytruckassemblycoatings,fiberglassboatmanufacturingmaterials,andmiscellaneousindustrialadhesives.Thecurrentlistofcategories(See73FR58491,October7,2008)forwhichEPAhasdeterminedthataCTGwouldbeaseffectiveasregulationsinreducingVOCemissionsinozonenonattainmentareaspursuanttosection183(e)isasfollows:woodfurniturecoatings;aerospacecoatings;shipbuildingandrepaircoatings;lithographicprintingmaterials;letterpressprintingmaterials;flexiblepackagingprintingmaterials;flatwoodpanelingcoatings;industrialcleaningsolvents;paper,film,andfoilcoatings;metalfurniturecoatings;largeappliancecoatings;miscellaneousmetalproductscoatings;plasticpartscoatings;autoandlight-dutytruckassemblycoatings;fiberglassboatmanufacturingmaterials;andmiscellaneousindustrialadhesives.EPApromulgatednationalregulationsthataddressedVOCemissionsfromportablefuelcontainersonFebruary26,2007(72FR8428),autobodyrefinishingcoatingsonSeptember11,1998(63FR48806),consumerproductsonSeptember11,1998(63FR48819),architecturalcoatingsonSeptember11,1998(63FR48848),andaerosolcoatings,March24,2008(73FR15604).InMay1977,EPApublishedaCTGforcontrollingVOCemissionsfromthesurfacecoatingofpaper.InOctober1983,EPApromulgatedthenewsourceperformancestandards(NSPS)forsurfacecoatingofpressuresensitivetapeandlabels(1983NSPS),whichisasubsetofthepaper,film,andfoilcoatingssurfacecoatingindustry.InDecember2002,EPApromulgatedtheNationalEmissionStandardsforHazardousAirPollutants:PaperandOtherWebCoating(2002NESHAP).OnSeptember28,2007,afterconductingareviewofcurrentlyexistingstateandlocalVOCemissionreductionapproachesforpaper,film,andfoilcoatings,reviewingtheMay1977CTG,the1983NSPSforsurfacecoatingofpressuresensitivetapeandlabels,andtheDecember2002NESHAP,theEPAdevelopedanewCTGforPaper,Film,andFoilCoatings,(EPA453/R-07-003,September2007),whichestablishedemissionlimitsandworkpracticesforcontrollingVOCemissionsfromcoatingsandcleaningmaterialsusedinpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingoperations.AnalysisofEPA’sSeptember2007CTGforPaper,Film,andFoilCoatingsThepaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingsproductcategorylistedundersection183(e)oftheCAAincludescoatingsthatareappliedtopaper,film,orfoilsurfacesinthemanufacturingofseveralmajorproducttypesforthefollowingindustrysectors:pressuresensitivetapeandlabels(includingfabriccoatedforuseinpressuresensitivetapesandlabels);photographicfilm;industrialanddecorativelaminates;abrasiveproducts(includingfabriccoatedforuseinabrasiveproducts),andflexiblepackaging(includingcoatingofnon-wovenpolymersubstratesforuseinflexiblepackaging).Thecategoryalsoincludescoatingsappliedduringmiscellaneouscoatingoperationsforseveralproductsincluding:corrugatedandsolidfiberboxes;die-cutpaperpaperboardandcardboard;convertedpaperandpaperboardnotelsewhereclassified;folding3paperboardboxes,includingsanitaryboxes;manifoldbusinessformsandrelatedproducts;plasticascepticpackaging;andcarbonpaperandinkedribbons.Coatingsperformedonorin-linewithanyoffsetlithographic,screen,letterpress,flexographic,rotogravure,ordigitalprintingpressarenotpartofthepaper,filmandfoilcoatingscategory.Inaddition,sizepressesandon-machinecoatersthatfunctionaspartofanin-linepapermakingsystemarenotpartofthepaper,film,andfoilcoatingscategory.ProcessDescriptionThepaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingprocessisawebcoatingprocess,whichisaprocessthatappliesacontinuouslayerofcoatingmaterialacrossessentiallytheentirewidthoranyportionofthewidthofawebsubstrateto:(1)provideacovering,finish,orfunctionalorprotectivelayertoasubstrate;(2)saturateasubstrateforlamination;or(3)provideadhesionbetweentwosubstratesforlamination.Thewebcoatingoperationsandemissioncontroltechniquesdonotvarysignificantlyamongthesectorsofthepaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingindustry.Atypicalcoatinglineconsistsofaseriesofoneormoreunwindlfeedstations;oneormorecoatingapplicators;theflash-offarea(theareabetweentwoormoreconsecutivecoatingapplicators,orbetweenthecoatingapplicatorandthedryingoven);oneormoredryingovens;andoneormorerewind]cuttingstations.Thereareseveraldifferenttypesofcoatingapplicatorsthatmaybeusedtoapplycoatings.Themostcommontypesofapplicatorsinclude:rotogravure,reverseroll,slotdie,knife,flexography,Mayerrod,dipandsqueeze,andextrusion/calendaring.Thetypeofcoatingapplicatorusedmaydifferamongcoatingapplicationstationsinthesamecoatingline.ForadescriptionofthesetypesofapplicationprocessespleaseseeacopyofEPA’sCTGissuedforPaper,Film,andFoilCoatings(EPA453/R-07-003,September2007)whichislocatedinthedocketpreparedforthisrulemaking.ApplicabilityTheSeptember2007EPA-issuedCTGforPaper,Film,andFoilCoatingsprovidescontrolrecommendationsforreducingVOCemissionsstemmingfromtheuseofcoatingsinpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingoperations.TheCTGisaguidancedocumentandprovidesinformationforStatestoconsiderindeterminingRACTforthissourcecategory.Intermsofapplicability,thereareseparateapplicabilityrecommendationsforcoatingoperationsandcleaningoperations.Forcoatingoperations,theapplicabilityappliestoindividualcoatinglineswiththepotentialtoemit(pte)25tonsperyear(tpy)ormoreofVOCsbeforeconsiderationofcontrol.Workpracticerecommendationsforcleaningapplytopaper,film,andfoilcoatingfacilitieswithactualemissionsof6.8kg/day(15lb/day)ormore,beforeconsiderationofcontrols,fromallcoveredpaper,film,andfoilcoatingoperationsandrelatedcleaningactivitiesatthefacility.Forpurposesofdeterminingwhetherafacilitymeetsthe6.8/kg/day(15lb/day)threshold,aggregateemissionsfromallpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingoperationsandrelatedcleaningactivitiesatagivenfacility,priortocontrols,shouldbeincluded.4Forthosefacilitieswhereactualemissionsfromallpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingoperationsaregreaterthan15lb/daybeforeconsiderationofcontrolsandwherenoindividualcoatinglineshavethepotentialtoemit25tpyormoreofVOCsbeforecontrols,EPArecommendsapplyingonlytherecommendedworkpracticesforcleaningdiscussedbelow.SourcesofVOCEmissionsPrimarily,VOCemissionsfrompaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingoperationsresultfromtheevaporationofvolatilecomponentsfromthecoatingsandcleaningmaterials.ThemajorityofVOCemissionsfromthesematerialsoccursduringcoatingapplicationJflash-off,coatingcuring/drying,andcleaning.Thecoatingapplicator(s)/flash-offarea(s)andovensarethemainVOCemissionssourcesonthecoatingline.TheVOCscontainedinthecoatingsevaporatefromthewebintothecoatingapplicationlflash-offareaduringcoatingapplication1flash-offorareevaporatedfromthewebduringtheheatingprocessinthedryers.TheremainingVOCemissionsarefromcleaningoperations.CoatingsInthepast,conventionalsolvent-basedcoatings(whichgenerallyhaveahigherVOCcontent)havebeenusedinthepaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingindustry.Duetoincreasedregulationatthefederalandstatelevel,theindustryhasmovedtowardalternativecoatingformulationsthatreducetheamountofairemissionsperunitamountofcoatingsolidsused.Thetypesofcoatingsusedinthepaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingindustryincludesolvent-borne,waterborne,hotmeltadhesivesandother100percentsolidscoatings,reactive,andradiation-curecoatings.AdescriptionofeachofthesecoatingscanbefoundinEPA’sCTGissuedforPaper,Film,andFoilCoatings(EPA453/R-07-003,September2007)whichcanbelocatedinthedocketpreparedforthisrulemaking.CleaningMaterialsCleaningmaterialsareanothersourceofVOCsemittedbypaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingoperations.Cleaningmaterialsareusedtoremoveexcesscoatingsfromcoatingequipment.Thesematerialsaretypicallymixturesoforganicsolvents.Thecleaningmaterialmaybeasolvent,oraspecificmixtureofindividualsolvents.Cleaningmaterialsareusedtowashthecoatingapplicatorsandoutsidesofthecoatingmachines,andtoremoveresiduesofexcesscoatingsbetweenjobchanges.Cleaningcanbedonemanuallyusingshoptowels,forexample.CTGRecommendedControlOptionsAsstatelypreviously,therearetwomainsourcesofVOCemissionsfrompaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingoperations:(1)evaporationofVOCsfromthecoatings;and(2)evaporationofVOCsfromthecleaningmaterials.ForpurposesofthisCTG,coatingsaredefinedasmaterialsappliedontoorimpregnatedintoasubstratefordecorative,protective,orfunctionalpurposes.5Suchmaterialsinclude,butarenotlimitedto,solvent-bornecoatings,waterbornecoatings,adhesives,waxcoatings,waxlaminations,extrusioncoatings,extrusionlaminations,100percentsolidadhesives,UVcuredcoatings,electronbeamcuredcoatings,hotmeltcoatings,andcoldsealcoatings.Materialsusedtoformunsupportedsubstrates,suchascalendaringofvinyl,blownfilm,castfilm,extrudedfilm,andco-extrudedfilm,arenotconsideredcoatings.ControlofVOCEmissionsfromCoatingsTocontrolVOCemissionsfromcoatingsusedinpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatings,EPA’sCTGrecommendsanoverallVOCcontrolefficiencyof90percentforeachcoatingline.Alternatively,EPArecommendsemissionlimitsthatareequivalentto90percentoverallcontrol,andrecommendsapplyingthecontrolrecommendationsonlytoindividualsurfacecoatinglineswiththepte,priortocontrols,atleast25tpyofVOCsfromcoatings.Thecoatinglineisdefinedasaseriesofcoatingapplicators,flash-offareas,andanyassociatedcuring/dryingequipmentbetweenoneormoreunwind/feedstationsandoneormorerewind/cuttingstations.EPAalsorecommendsprovidingpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingfacilitieswiththeoptionofusinganenforceablelimitationonpotentialemissionstokeepanindividualpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatinglinebelowthis25tpyptethreshold.Asanalternativetoanoverall90percentcontrolefficienëy,EPA’sCTGrecommendsVOCcontent-basedemissionlimitsthatareequivalentto90percentoverallcontrol,whichcanbemetbytheuseoflow-VOCcontentmaterialsorcombinationsofmaterialsandcontrols.Todeterminetheseequivalentcontent-basedemissionlimitsforthisproductcategory(exceptforpressuresensitivetapeandlabelsurfacecoatinglines),EPAusedthesamebaselinecoating,20weightpercentsolidsand80weightpercentsolventusedtodevelopsimilarlimitsinthe2002NESHAP.Usingthisbaselinecoatingcontent,theVOCcontent-basedemissionlimitsequivalentto90percentemissionreductionare0.40kgVOC/kg(0.40lbVOC/Ib)solidsapplied,and0.08kgVOC/kg(0.08lbVOC/ib)coatingapplied.EPArecommendstheselimitsforpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoating,exceptforpressuresensitivetapeandlabelsurfacecoatinglines.Asanalternativetoa90percentemissionreductionforpressuresensitivetapesandlabels,EPArecommendsthesamealternativelimitastheNSPSforpressuresensitivetapesandlabels—0.20kgVOC/kg(0.20lbVOC/ib)solidsapplied,andanadditionalequivalentlimitof0.067kgVOC/kg(0.067lbVOC/lb)ofcoatingasRACTforpressuresensitivetapeandlabelsurfacecoatinglines.6ListedbelowinTable1isasummaryoftherecommendedRACTlimitsforthepaper,film,andfoilcoatingssourcecategory.Table1.SummaryofRecommendedRACTLimitsRACTLimitsPressurePaper,Film,andFoilUnitsSensitiveTapeSurfaceCoating(NotandLabelincludingPressureSurfaceCoatingSensitiveTapeandLabel)EmissionReduction(%)9090kgVOC/kgsolids(lbVOC/lbsolids)0.200.40kgVOC/kgcoating(lbVOC!lbsolids)0.0670.8TheVOCcontentlimitscanbemetbyaveragingtheVOCcontentofmaterialsusedonasinglesurfacecoatinglineeachday(i.e.,dailywithin-lineaveraging).EPAdoesnotrecommendtheuseofcross-lineaveraging(i.e.,averagingacrossmultiplelines)tomeettheVOCcontentlimits.ControlofVOCEmissionsfromCleaningMaterialsTocontrolVOCemissionsfromcleaningmaterialsusedinpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatings,EPA’sCTGrecommendsworkpracticesbeimplementedinallpaper,film,andfoilsurfacecoatingfacilitiesmeetingtheapplicabilitythresholdnotedabove.EPA’sCTGrecommendsthatfacilitiesimplementworkpracticestoensurethatVOCemissionsareminimizedfrommixing,storage,andhandlingofcleaningmaterials,andcleaning-relatedwastematerials.Specifically,EPA’sCTGrecommendsstoringallVOC-containingcleaningmaterialsinclosedcontainers;ensuringthatmixingandstoragecontainersusedforVOC-containingmaterialsbekeptclosedatalltimesexceptwhendepositingorremovingthesematerials;minimizingspillsofVOCcontainingcleaningmaterials;movingVOC-containingcleaningmaterialsfromonelocationtoanotherinclosedcontainersorpipes;andminimizingVOCemissionsfromcleaningofstorage,mixing,andconveyingequipment.-B.STATESUBMITTALOnApril23,2010,theMarylandDepartmentoftheEnvironment(MDE)submittedaSIPrevisiontoEPAadoptingEPA’sCTGforPaper,Film,andFoilCoatings(EPA453/R-06-003,September2007.ThisSIPrevisionincludesamendmentstoRegulation.07,Paper,Fabric,Vinyl,andOtherPlasticPartsCoating,SectionA--Definitions,andSectionB--Applicability.Inaddition,theamendmentsestablishanewSectionD--EmissionStandardsforPaper,Film,andFoilProductCoatingswithVOCEmissions(PotentialtoEmit)of25TonsorGreaterPerYear.7ListedbelowisasummaryoftheproposedamendmentstoRegulation.07underCOMAR26.11.19thatweresubmittedtoEPAonApril23,2010asaSIPrevision.COMAR26.11.19,Regulation.07,SectionA--DefinitionsTheApril23,2010SIPrevisionamendsMDE’sRegulation.07,Paper,Fabric,Vinyl,andOtherPlasticPartsCoating,underCOMAR26.11.19,VolatileOrganicCompoundsfromSpecificProcesses,SectionA--Definitions,byaddingdefinitionsusedinthesubstantiveprovisionsoftheregulation.ThisSIPrevisionaddsthefollowingdefinitions:“Coatingline,”“Coatingsolidsapplied,”“Flash-offarea,”“Paper,film,andfoilproduct,”“Paper,film,andfoilproductcoating,”and“Pressuresensitivetapeandlabelsurfacecoating.”Theregulationhasbeenrenumberedtoreflectthesechanges.COMAR26.11.19.,Regulation.07,SectionB--ApplicabilityTheApril23,2010SIPrevisionamendsMDE’sRegulation.07,Paper,Fabric,Vinyl,andOtherPlasticPartsCoating,underCOMAR26.11.19,VolatileOrganicCompoundsfromSpecificProcesses,SectionB--Applicability,byremovingtheexistinglanguageofB(1),andreplacingB(1)withtheexistinglanguageofB(2).AnewprovisionforB(2)andB(3)hasbeenadded.(Seebelow).SectionB--Applicabilityhasbeenrenumberedtoreflectthesechanges.Deletedprovision:B.Applicability.(1)ThisregulationappliestoapersonwhoownsoroperatesanycoatingorprintinginstallationthatislistedinandthathasVOCemissionsequaltoorgreaterthantheapplicabilitylevelsin§(C(2)and(3)ofthisregulation.Revised/Additionalprovisions:B.Applicability.FormerB.(2),nowB.(1)andrenumberedtoreflectthischange.(1)ThisregulationdoesnotapplytoapersonwhoissubjecttotheprovisionsofRegulation.]]ofthischapterfthecoatingisappliedatthesamepremiseswheretheprintingisdone.NewProvisionsforB.(2)andB.(3):(2)ThisregulationdoesnotapplytoanyadhesiveapplicationthatissubjecttotheprovisionsofRegulation.]5ofthischapter.8(3)Apersonwhoownsoroperatesacoatinglinewiththepotentialtoemit25tonsorgreaterperyearofVOCfromcoatings,priortocontrols,issubjecttotherequirementsofDofthisregulationandisexemptfromtherequirementsin5Cofthisregulation.COMAR26.11.19,Regulation.07,SectionD--EmissionStandardsforPaper,Film,andFoilProductCoatingwithVOCEmissions(PotentialtoEmit)of25TonsorGreaterPerYear.TheApril23,2010SIPrevisionamendsMDE’sRegulation.07,Paper,Fabric,Vinyl,andOtherPlasticPartsCoating,underCOMAR26.11.19,VolatileOrganicCompoundsfromSpecificProcessesbyaddinganewSectionDtotheexistingregulationinordertocomplywiththeCTGemissionstandardsforPaper,Film,andFoilProductCoatings.Listedbelowarethenewprovisionsoftheregulation:D.EmissionStandardsforPaper,Film,andFoilProductCoatingswithVOCEmissions(PotentialtoEmit)of25TonsorGreaterPerYear.(1)Apersonwhomeetstheapplicabilitylevelof§B(3)ofthisregulationshall:(a)Useadd-onairpollutioncontrolequipmentorreduceVOCfromthecoatinglinebyanoverallcaptureandcontrolefficiencyofatleast90percent,byweight;or(b)Meetthefollowingemissionstandardforeachcoatinglineinstallation:Paper,Film,andFoilEmissionStandard(Ratio)CoatinglbVOC/lbsolidsorlbVOC/ibcoatingorkgVOC/kgsolidskgVOC/kgcoatingPaperFilm,andFoil0.400.08CoatingotherthanaPressureSensitiveTapeandLabelSurfaceCoatingPressureSensitiveTape0.200.06andLabelSurfaceCoating(2)Ifairpollutioncontrolequipmentisusedtomeet§D(])ofthisregulation,thefollowingrequirementsapply:(a)Ifathermaloxidizerisused,thecombustionzonetemperatureshallbecontinuouslymonitored;(b)Ifacatalyticoxidizerisused,inletandexhaustgastemperaturesshallbecontinuouslymonitored;and9(c)Ifacarbonadsorptionsystemorothercontroldeviceisused,theDepartmentshallestablishtheoperatingparameterstobecontinuouslymonitoredinthepermittoconstructauthorizinginstallationofthecontroldevice.(3)Operationrecordssufficienttodemonstratecompliancewiththerequirementsofthisregulationshallbemaintainedon-siteasrequiredbyRegulation.02Fofthischapter.C.EPAEVALUATIONANDRECOMMENDEDAGENCYACTIONTheStateofMarylandhasadoptedthestandardsandrequirementsoftheSeptember2007EPACTGforPaper,Film,andFoilCoatings,andisamendingitsSPtoreflecttheseamendments.ThisactionwillresultinthereductionofVOCemissionsfrompaper,film,andfoilcoatingsourcesandwillhelpMarylandattainandmaintaintheNAAQSforozone.EPArecommendsapprovalofthisSIPrevision.10