MEMORANDUM

TO: Kim Teal and Keith Barnett, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

FROM: Eastern Research Group, Inc. (ERG)

DATE: January 21, 2015

SUBJECT: Technology Review for Cleaning Operations in the Aerospace Source Category

1.0 INTRODUCTION

Section 112 of the Clean Air Act (CAA) requires the U.S. Environmental Protection 

Agency (EPA) to establish technology-based standards for listed source categories. These 

technology-based standards are often referred to as maximum achievable control technology 

(MACT) standards. The Aerospace MACT (40 CFR part 63, subpart GG) regulates HAP 

emissions from facilities that are major sources and are engaged, either in part or in whole, in the 

manufacture or rework of commercial, civil, or military aerospace vehicles or components. The 

rule requires the use of MACT to reduce HAP emissions from the following operations: 

cleaning; primer, topcoat and chemical milling maskant application; depainting; and waste 

storage and handling. 

Section 112 also contains provisions requiring the EPA to periodically revisit these 

standards. Specifically, section 112(d)(6) states:

(6) REVIEW AND REVISION. – The Administrator shall review, and revise as 

necessary (taking into account developments in practices, processes, and control technologies), 

emissions standards promulgated under this section no less often than every 8 years.

To comply with this CAA requirement, the EPA conducted a technology review for the 

Aerospace MACT standard for major sources. This memorandum addresses the portion of the 

technology review for cleaning operations. 

For the purposes of reviewing a MACT standard, the EPA considers a “development” in 

practices, processes, and control technologies to be:

• Any add-on control technology or other equipment that was not identified and 

considered during MACT development;

• Any improvements in add-on control technology or other equipment (that was 

identified and considered during MACT development) that could result in significant 

additional emission reduction;

• Any work practice or operational procedure that was not identified and considered 

during MACT development;

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• Any process change or pollution prevention alternative that could be broadly applied 

that was not identified and considered during MACT development; and

• Any significant changes in the cost (including cost effectiveness) of applying controls 

(including controls the EPA considered during the development of the original 

MACT standards).

Section 2 of this memorandum presents a summary of the sources of data that were used 

to conduct the technology review and Section 3 presents the technology review for cleaning

operations.

2.0 SOURCES OF AVAILABLE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY 

INFORMATION

To identify any developments in practices, processes, or control technologies that could 

be applicable to cleaning operations in the Aerospace industry, we consulted the following 

sources of data: RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse, the California Statewide Best Available 

Control Technology (BACT) Clearinghouse, regulatory actions promulgated subsequent to the 

Aerospace MACT, regional and state regulations, and correspondence with state agencies and 

industry. 

In addition, in order to assess developments in practices, processes and control 

technologies that have occurred in the aerospace manufacturing and rework industry since 

promulgation of the MACT standards, the EPA sent out a comprehensive information collection 

request (ICR) to all known facilities in February 2011. The ICR requested information on 

material usage and control techniques used on all of the regulated and unregulated emission 

sources. Responses were received from 100 major source facilities and 145 synthetic minor 

facilities with adequate information to determine the current level of control of HAP emissions, 

as well as to calculate HAP emissions.

2.1 RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse Database

Under the EPA's New Source Review (NSR) program, if a company is planning to build 

a new plant or modify an existing plant such that criteria air pollution emissions will increase by 

a certain amount, then the company must obtain an NSR permit. The NSR permit is a 

construction permit which generally requires the company to minimize air pollution emissions by 

changing the process to prevent air pollution and/or installing air pollution control equipment. 

The terms "RACT," "BACT," and "LAER" are acronyms for different program 

requirements relevant to the NSR program. RACT, or Reasonably Available Control 

Technology, is required on sources in areas that are not meeting national ambient air quality 

standards (non-attainment areas). BACT, or Best Available Control Technology, is required on 

new or modified major sources in clean areas (attainment areas). LAER, or Lowest Achievable 

Emission Rate, is required on new or modified major sources in non-attainment areas. 

BACT and LAER (and sometimes RACT) are determined on a case-by-case basis, 

usually by State or local permitting agencies. The EPA established the RACT/BACT/LAER 

Clearinghouse, or RBLC, to provide a central data base of air pollution technology information 

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(including past BACT and LAER decisions contained in NSR permits) to promote the sharing of 

information among permitting agencies and to aid in future case-by-case determinations. 

However, data in the RBLC are not limited to sources subject to RACT, BACT, and LAER 

requirements. Noteworthy prevention and control technology decisions and information may be 

included even if they are not related to past RACT, BACT, or LAER decisions. 

The RBLC contains over 5,000 air pollution control permit determinations that can help 

identify appropriate technologies to mitigate most air pollutant emission streams. It was designed 

to help permit applicants and reviewers make pollution prevention and control technology 

decisions for stationary air pollution sources, and includes data submitted by several U.S. 

territories and all 50 States on over 200 different air pollutants and 1,000 industrial processes.

The RBLC provides several options for searching the permit database on-line to locate 

applicable control technologies. On October 14, 2014 we conducted a search of the RBLC. As a 

preliminary step, a search of the RBLC process 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating) was 

performed and reviewed for cleaning provisions. The resulting report of this search is presented 

in Appendix 1. None were specific for solvent cleaning, although a painting operations permit in 

Washington State (see discussion below for further detail) contained the same composite vapor 

pressure limit value as the Aerospace MACT. We then broadened the search to processes with 

the keyword “cleaning” to see if any other determinations appeared for aerospace operations. 

One California facility, with two names (GKN and GEN)-Aerospace Chem-Tronics, was found

in this search, but the BACT determination was the same 45 mm Hg vapor pressure allowance 

for cleaning solvents found in the Aerospace MACT. We then specified a broader search using 

the “Aerospace” keyword to ensure that there weren’t any applicable processes described that 

were not captured by 41.001 process group or captured by the term “cleaning.” This search 

turned up four items, but these were all surface coating operations and none of them pertain to 

solvent cleaning processes.

A search of the California’s Statewide Best Available Control Technology (BACT) 

Clearinghouse yielded a determination for the “Wipe Cleaning: Wipe Cleaning Operation” 

source category at an aerospace facility (the same facility identified in the RBLC search 

discussed above). The BACT determination is from 2002, and consists of a solvent vapor 

pressure limit of 45 mm Hg at 68 ° F, and complies with San Diego Air Pollution Control 

District’s Rule 67.9(d)(4). 1

Finally, a search of Washington State’s records of permits for aerospace facilities 

identified a Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) permit amendment dated February 19, 

2013 (included as Appendix 2 to this memorandum). In this, the PSD permit applies a “Low 

VOC vapor pressure cleaning solvents and strippers” condition of less than 45 mm Hg to 

cleaning solvents covered by the permit. This allows the same vapor pressure limitations 

provided in the hand-wipe cleaning operations requirements of the Aerospace MACT (i.e., 45 

mm Hg vapor pressure or meeting composition requirements of Table 1 to section 63.744).

1 http://www.arb.ca.gov/bact/bactnew/determination.php?var=956 , accessed on October 14, 2014.

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2.2 Subsequent Regulatory Actions

No regulatory actions promulgated subsequent to the Aerospace MACT were identified 

for solvent cleaning operations. However, various regulatory actions related to surface finishing

operations were reviewed as they include controls similar to those used to control solvent 

cleaning operations. These regulatory actions, listed in Table 1, were reviewed for developments 

in practices, processes and control technologies.

Table 1. Subsequent Regulatory Actions for Sources Similar to 

Aerospace Cleaning Operations

MACT Standards Subpart Date Practices, Processes, and Control Technologies 

Evaluated

Surface Coating of 

Metal Furniture RRRR 5/23/2003

There are no provisions specific to hand wipe 

cleaning or spray gun cleaning other than work 

practices similar to those in the Aerospace MACT. 

However, these activities are included as part of the 

coating operation under the definition of “cleaning 

materials.”2 A facility may use add-on control 

devices (e.g., carbon adsorbers, thermal or catalytic 

oxidizers, concentrators) to comply with emission 

limits for coating operations that are given in mass 

HAP per unit coating solids for a coating 

subcategory in these NESHAP that includes all parts 

of the coating operation.

Surface Coating of 

Wood Building 

Products

QQQQ 5/28/2003

Surface Coating of 

Large Appliances NNNN 7/23/2002

Surface Coating of 

Automobiles and 

Light-Duty Trucks

IIII 4/26/2004

Surface Coating of 

Plastic Parts and 

Products

PPPP 4/19/2004

Surface Coating of 

Miscellaneous 

Metal Parts and 

Products

MMMM 01/02/2004

Area Source 

Standards Subpart Date Practices, Processes, and Control Technologies Evaluated

Paint Stripping and 

Miscellaneous 

Surface Coating 

Operations

HHHHHH 1/9/2008 Spray gun cleaning requirements similar to those 

techniques allowed in Aerospace MACT.

Nine Metal 

Fabrication and 

Finishing Source 

Categories

XXXXXX 7/23/2008 Spray gun cleaning requirements similar to those 

techniques allowed in Aerospace MACT.

2 In all these major source subparts, “Cleaning material” is defined to mean “a solvent used to remove contaminants 

and other materials, such as dirt, grease, oil, and dried or wet coating (e.g., depainting), from a substrate before or 

after coating application or from equipment associated with a coating operation, such as spray booths, spray guns, 

racks, tanks, and hangers. Thus, it includes any cleaning material used on substrates or equipment or both.” Cleaning 

materials were included as part of the affected source for each coating category or subcategory in each of these 

NESHAP.

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Table 1. Subsequent Regulatory Actions for Sources Similar to 

Aerospace Cleaning Operations

Residual Risk 

Standards Subpart Date Practices, Processes, and Control Technologies Identified as Developments

Shipbuilding and 

Ship Repair II 11/21/2011 Not applicable to solvent cleaning

Wood Furniture 

Manufacturing JJ 11/21/2011

Spray gun cleaning solvents must be collected into a 

normally closed container, and prohibition of certain 

HAP from use in cleaning solvents (see Table 4 of 

Subpart JJ of Part 63). This list includes metals, and 

various other HAP that would not be typically 

associated with cleaning solvents.

As seen above, there are no developments identified in the regulatory actions listed in 

Table 1.

2.3 State and Regional Regulations

In addition to the RLBC and subsequent regulatory actions, we examined a variety of 

regulations of the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD), the South Coast Air 

Quality Management District (SCAQMD), the San Diego County Air Pollution Control District 

(SDAPCD), the Ventura County Air Pollution Control District (VCAPCD), Missouri 

Department of Natural Resources, and Washington Department of Ecology. These regulations 

generally address VOC emissions, rather than volatile organic HAP emissions, but in many cases 

include provisions such as spray gun cleaning methods and solvent vapor pressure limitations to 

reduce organic evaporative emissions from solvent cleaning operations just as intended for 

cleaning affected sources under the Aerospace MACT. In several cases, the state and regional 

regulations have the same 45 mm Hg composite vapor pressure as the Aerospace MACT, but 

instead of overall composite, was the composite of VOC vapor pressure. At least one California 

district rule has a more stringent vapor pressure requirement for cleaning solvents than in subpart 

GG, but EPA could find no facilities subject to subpart GG located in that district.

2.4 2011 ICR Data for Cleaning

The database of responses to the 2011 ICR were also reviewed to determine the 

technologies and practices reported by industry. For solvent cleaning operations, there was only 

one instance of a reported control device, which was at Edwards Air Force Base. This consisted 

of a carbon adsorption control device, which is primarily used to control organic emissions from 

paint spray booths at the facility, seemingly indicating that the solvent cleaning for the spray gun 

and residual wipe cleaning are done inside the booth. The same facility also indicated that nonHAP spray gun cleaners are used first to clean coating application equipment. Facilities 

generally reported using work practices and housekeeping measures, such as storing cleaning 

materials, solvent, and spent solvent in closed containers to comply with the Aerospace MACT. 

Spray gun cleaning is often done in enclosed cleaners, and spray gun and wipe cleaning were 

oftentimes reported as out of booth activities. One facility reported using a non-HAP blend of 

MEK and 2-Butanol with a vapor pressure of 36 mm Hg for a portion of their facility’s emission 

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units. Appendix 3 contains a table listing the results of the ICR database query for solvent 

cleaning operations.

3.0 TECHNOLOGY REVIEW FOR CLEANING OPERATIONS

Cleaning operations are used at essentially every processing step of aerospace surface 

coating, from preparing surfaces to be coated to cleaning up the coating application equipment. 

Organic HAP emissions are usually fugitive in nature, and result from the evaporation of the 

volatile portion of the cleaning solvent. In the Aerospace MACT, cleaning operation 

requirements are broken out by housekeeping measures, hand-wipe cleaning, spray gun cleaning, 

and flush cleaning. Requirements apply to new and existing sources equally.

3.1 Summary of Existing MACT Level of Control

The Aerospace MACT standard (subpart GG) promulgated in 1995 requires the 

following for cleaning operations:

• Housekeeping measures (comply with these requirements if the solvent does not 

comply with specified composition requirements (see table below) or does not have 

HAP and VOC content below de minimis levels):

o Place used solvent-laden materials in bags or closed containers, and ensure that 

these are kept closed at all times except when depositing or removing these 

materials from the container.

o Store fresh and spent solvents in closed containers.

o Handle and transfer cleaning solvents in a way to minimize spills.

o Demonstrate that equivalent or better measures to the closed container practices 

are being used.

• Hand-wipe cleaning (excludes spray gun equipment cleaning done according to the 

spray gun cleaning provisions):

o Use cleaning solvents that meet one of the following:

– Meet the specified composition requirements (see table below)

– Have a composite vapor pressure of 45 mm mercury (mm Hg) or less at 20°

C;

– Demonstrate 60% reduction in volume of hand-wipe solvents from a baseline 

level, adjusted for production.

o Spray gun cleaning (operations using cleaning solutions with HAP and VOC 

content below de minimis levels are exempt) must use one of these techniques:

– Enclosed system – clean spray gun in enclosed system. Inspect for leaks 

monthly and, if leak is found, repair within 15 days of discovery.

– Nonatomized cleaning – clean spray gun by forcing cleaning solvent through 

gun with atomizing cap in place, but no atomizing air is used. Direct solvent 

into a waste container that is closed when not in use.

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– Disassembled spray gun cleaning – Disassemble spray gun and clean 

components by hand in a vat. Keep vat closed when soaking pieces or when 

not in use.

– Atomized cleaning – Clean gun by forcing cleaning solvent through gun and 

directing atomized spray into waste container equipped with device to capture 

atomized cleaning solvent emissions. (Nozzle tip cleaning for automated spray 

equipment systems, except for those programmed to spray into a closed 

container, are exempt from the spray gun cleaning requirements.)

o Flush cleaning (except for those using solvents meeting the specified composition 

requirements (see table below) or semi-aqueous solvents):

– Empty used cleaning solvent each time flush cleaning occurs into an enclosed 

container or collection system that is kept closed when not in use, or use a 

system with equivalent emission control.

Composition requirements for approved cleaning solvents (Table 1 to the Aerospace MACT 

referenced in requirements above)

Cleaning solvent type Composition requirements

Aqueous Water is primary ingredient (80 percent or 

more as applied must be water). Solution must 

have a flash point greater than 93° C, and must 

be miscible in water.

Hydrocarbon-based Composed of photochemically reactive 

hydrocarbons and/or oxygenated hydrocarbons, 

but contain no HAP. Maximum vapor pressure 

allowed is 7 mm Hg at 20° C.

• The following cleaning operations are exempt from the hand-wipe requirements:

o Breathing oxygen systems

o Components and assemblies exposed to strong oxidizers or reducers

o Surface activation prior to adhesive bonding

o Electronic parts

o Equipment fluid systems, including air-to-air heat exchangers and hydraulic fluid 

systems

o Fuel cells, tanks, and confined spaces

o Solar cells, coated optics, and thermal control surfaces

o Upholstery, curtains, fabric and other textiles used in the aircraft interior

o Honeycomb cores

o Transparencies, polycarbonate, or glass substrates

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o Research and development, quality control and laboratory testing

o Using nonflammable liquids within five feet of energized electrical systems 

o Essential uses under the Montreal Protocol for which the Administrator has 

allocated essential use allowances or exemptions in 40 CFR 82.4.

3.2 Identified Control Measures for Cleaning Operations

Current industry practices employed to control emissions from cleaning operations 

include the use of work practices, enclosures, and solvent composition requirements (including 

those with VOC and HAP content below de minimis levels). 

3.2.1 Add-On Control Technology or Other Equipment Not Identified and Considered 

During MACT Development

The MACT standards for cleaning operations did not require that hand-wipe cleaning 

operations be conducted in booths equipped with organic emission control devices, due to the 

fugitive nature of the bulk of hand-wipe cleaning emissions. The lone ICR response indicating 

that add-on air pollution control is used is for a facility that performs spray gun cleaning and 

residual spray gun hand-wipe cleaning within a spray booth that routes air flow through a carbon 

adsorption control device. Based on ICR responses from other facilities, we are uncertain 

whether this practice can be widely applied to other facilities without impacting their operations 

(i.e., many facilities indicate that they perform hand-wipe cleaning outside of booths).

3.2.2 Improvements in Add-On Control Technology or Other Equipment (That Was 

Identified and Considered During MACT Development)

The MACT standard for hand-wipe solvents include the option of a composite vapor 

pressure of 45 mm Hg. As seen in an ICR response, one facility uses a non-HAP solvent blend 

with a vapor pressure of 36 mm Hg. It is notable that they do not report using this for all 

cleaning processes at this facility. That, and the realization that different coating systems require 

different solvent formulations, we are not confident that this same solvent formulation can be 

widely applied across the industry.

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Appendix 1

RBLC Results for Aerospace
COMPREHENSIVE REPORT

Report Date:10/16/2014

Facility Information

RBLC ID: WA-0347 (draft) Date

Determination

Last Updated: 03/14/2013

Corporate/Company

Name:

THE BOEING COMPANY Permit

Number:

PSD-12-01

Facility Name: BOEING RENTON Permit Date: 02/19/2013

(actual)

Facility Contact: MICHAEL VERHAAR (425) 965-1567 MICHAEL.L.VERHAAR@BOEING.COM FRS Number:

Facility Description: The Boeing Renton facility is located in the city of Renton in King County, Washington, and began operation in

1942. It occupies 339 acres, and currently manufactures parts for and assembles the 737 series airplane model.

The facility is located in the south half of Section 18, Township 23N, Range 5, Willamette Meridian. It is

bounded to the north by Lake Washington, to the south by Airport Way, to the east by Logan Avenue, and to the

west by the Renton Airport 

SIC Code: 3721

Permit Type: D: Both B (Add new process to existing facility) &C (Modify process at existing facility) NAICS Code: 336411

Permit URL: http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/air/psd/psd_existingpermits.html

EPA Region: 10 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: KING

Facility State: WA

Facility ZIP Code: 98124

Permit Issued By: WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY; AIR QUALITY PROGRAM (Agency Name) 

MR. MARC CROOKS(Agency Contact) (360)407-6803 marc.crooks@ecy.wa.gov 

Permit Notes:

Affected Boundaries: Boundary Type: Class 1 Area State: Boundary: Distance:

CLASS1 WA Alpine Lakes < 100 km 

CLASS1 WA Glacier Peak < 100 km 

CLASS1 WA Goat Rocks 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA Mount Adams 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA Mount Rainier NP < 100 km 

CLASS1 WA North Cascades NP 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA Olympic NP < 100 km 

INTL BORDER US/Canada Border 100km - 50km 

Facility-wide

Emissions:

Pollutant Name: Facility-wide Emissions Increase:

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 750.0000 (Tons/Year)
Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: Floor Activities

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 504.00 airplanes per year

Process Notes: Floor activities include but are not limited to spar, wing, and aircraft assembly. 

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Other

Other Test Method: mass ballance

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 458.0000 TONS YEAR

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP 

Control Method: (P) Boeing must comply with all applicable VOC emission standards of the National Emission Standards for

Aerospace Manufacturing and Rework Facilities, 40 C.F.R. Part 63, Subpart GG (Aerospace NESHAP), as in

effect on February 19, 2013

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: New Vertical Wing Booth (PB5)

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:
Throughput: 0 

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Other

Other Test Method: mass ballance

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 65.0000 LB PER WING 12-MONTH ROLLING

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP 

Control Method: (P) Boeing must comply with all applicable VOC emission standards of the National Emission Standards for

Aerospace Manufacturing and Rework Facilities, 40 C.F.R. Part 63, Subpart GG (Aerospace NESHAP), as in

effect on February 19, 2013

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: New Vertical Wing Booth (PB6)

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Other

Other Test Method: mass ballance
Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 65.0000 LB PER WING 12-MONTH ROLLING

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP 

Control Method: (P) Boeing must comply with all applicable VOC emission standards of the National Emission Standards for

Aerospace Manufacturing and Rework Facilities, 40 C.F.R. Part 63, Subpart GG (Aerospace NESHAP), as in

effect on February 19, 2013

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: New Vertical Wing Booth (PB7)

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Other

Other Test Method: mass ballance

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 65.0000 LB PER WING 12-MONTH ROLLING

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP 
Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP 

Control Method: (P) Boeing must comply with all applicable VOC emission standards of the National Emission Standards for

Aerospace Manufacturing and Rework Facilities, 40 C.F.R. Part 63, Subpart GG (Aerospace NESHAP), as in

effect on February 19, 2013

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: New Corrosion Inhibitor Compound Booth (CB1)

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Other

Other Test Method: mass ballance

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 7.7000 LB/WING 12-MONTH ROLLING

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP 

Control Method: (P) Boeing must comply with all applicable VOC emission standards of the National Emission Standards for

Aerospace Manufacturing and Rework Facilities, 40 C.F.R. Part 63, Subpart GG (Aerospace NESHAP), as in

effect on February 19, 2013

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 
Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: New Corrosion Inhibitor Compound Booth (CB2)

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Other

Other Test Method: mass ballance

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 7.7000 LB PER WING 12-MONTH ROLLING

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP 

Control Method: (P) Boeing must comply with all applicable VOC emission standards of the National Emission Standards for

Aerospace Manufacturing and Rework Facilities, 40 C.F.R. Part 63, Subpart GG (Aerospace NESHAP), as in

effect on February 19, 2013

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: New Corrosion Inhibitor Compound Booth (CB3)
Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Other

Other Test Method: mass ballance

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 7.7000 LB PER WING 12-MONTH ROLLING

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis:

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) Boeing must comply with all applicable VOC emission standards of the National Emission Standards for

Aerospace Manufacturing and Rework Facilities, 40 C.F.R. Part 63, Subpart GG (Aerospace NESHAP), as in

effect on February 19, 2013

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: New Paint Hangar (P-7/P-8)

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)
CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Other

Other Test Method: mass ballance

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 1350.0000 LB PER PLANE 12-MONTH ROLLING

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP 

Control Method: (P) Boeing must comply with all applicable VOC emission standards of the National Emission Standards for

Aerospace Manufacturing and Rework Facilities, 40 C.F.R. Part 63, Subpart GG (Aerospace NESHAP), as in

effect on February 19, 2013

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information

RBLC ID: WA-0348 (draft) Date

Determination

Last Updated: 03/14/2013

Corporate/Company

Name:

THE BOEING COMPANY Permit

Number:

PSD-08-01

AMENDMENT 2

Facility Name: BOEING RENTON Permit Date: 02/19/2013

(actual)

Facility Contact: MICHAEL VERHAAR (425) 965-1567 MICHAEL.L.VERHAAR@BOEING.COM FRS Number:

Facility Description: The Boeing Renton facility is located in the city of Renton in King County, Washington, and began operation

in 1942. It occupies 339 acres, and currently manufactures parts for and assembles the 737 series airplane

model. The facility is located in the south half of Section 18, Township 23N, Range 5, Willamette Meridian. It

is bounded to the north by Lake Washington, to the south by Airport Way, to the east by Logan Avenue, and

to the west by the Renton Airport

SIC Code: 3721

Permit Type: C: Modify process at existing facility NAICS Code: 336411

Permit URL: http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/air/psd/psd_existingpermits.html
EPA Region: 10 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: KING

Facility State: WA

Facility ZIP Code: 98124

Permit Issued By: WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY; AIR QUALITY PROGRAM (Agency Name) 

MR. MARC CROOKS(Agency Contact) (360)407-6803 marc.crooks@ecy.wa.gov 

Permit Notes: Boeing Renton increased VOC emissions at Buildings 4-20, 4-21, 4-81, and 4-82. The 118 tpy VOC limit was eliminated and incoorporated into a

facility limit of 750 tpy in PSD-12-01.

Affected Boundaries: Boundary Type: Class 1 Area State: Boundary: Distance:

CLASS1 WA Alpine Lakes < 100 km 

CLASS1 WA Glacier Peak < 100 km 

CLASS1 WA Goat Rocks 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA Mount Adams 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA Mount Rainier NP < 100 km 

CLASS1 WA North Cascades NP 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA Olympic NP < 100 km 

INTL BORDER US/Canada Border 100km - 50km 

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: P1 Painting Operations

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 6.00 depainted airplanes

Process Notes: No more than 6 airplanes may be depainted in Building 5-50 in any 12 consecutive months

POLLUTANT NAME:

CAS Number:

Test Method:

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis:

Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP 
Control Method: () 

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: Final exterior coating Building 5-50

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Other

Other Test Method: mass ballance

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 40.8000 TONS 12 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) low VOC primers, coatings, and solvents. Application requirements. composite vapor pressure of 45 mm Hg

@ 20 degree C

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:
Facility Information

RBLC ID: IN-0126 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 10/11/2012

Corporate/Company Name: DEAN BALDWIN PAINTING LP Permit Number: 103-30549-00046

Facility Name: DEAN BALDWIN PAINTING LP Permit Date: 09/21/2011 (actual)

Facility Contact: BARBARA BALDWIN 8304385340 FRS Number: 110043976301

Facility Description: STATIONARY AIRCRAFT REFINISHING FACILITY SIC Code: 4581

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code: 488190

Permit URL: HTTP://PERMITS.AIR.IDEM.IN.GOV/30549F.PDF

EPA Region: 5 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: MIAMI

Facility State: IN

Facility ZIP Code: 46971

Permit Issued By: INDIANA DEPT OF ENV MGMT, OFC OF AIR (Agency Name) 

MR. MATT STUCKEY(Agency Contact) (317) 233-0203 mstuckey@idem.in.gov 

Other Agency Contact Info: PERMIT WRITER: JASON KRAWCZYK

JKRAWCZYK@IDEM.IN.GOV

317-234-5174

Permit Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: REFINISH OPERATION

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 23.00 GAL/H PAINT

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 4.5000 LB/GAL MONTHLY VOLUME-WEIGHTED AVERAGE
Emission Limit 2: 4.5000 LB/GAL MONTHLY VOLUME-WEIGHTED AVERAGE

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 N

Case-by-Case Basis: OTHER CASE-BY-CASE

Other Applicable Requirements: N/A 

Control Method: (P) MANGAMENT AND WORK PRACTICES

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes: EMISSION LIMIT 1: UNIT OF MEASURE: PER GAL OF PRIMER (LESS WATER & EXEPMT

SOLVENTS), AS APPLIED EMISSION LIMIT 2: UNIT OF MEASURE: PER GAL OF TOPCOATS (LESS

WATER & EXEPMT SOLVENTS), AS APPLIED EMISSION LIMIT 3: 4.5 LB OF VOC/ GAL OF

SELF-PRIMING TOPCOATS, MONTHLY VOLUME-WEIGHTED AVERAGE, (LESS WATER & EXEPMT

SOLVENTS), AS APPLIED EMISSION LIMIT 4: ALL PRIMERS AND TOPCOATS (INCLUDING

SELF-PRIMING TOPCOATS) SHALL BE APPLIED USING ONE OR MORE OF THE APPLICATION

TECHNIQUES SPECIFIED BELOW: FLOW/CURTAIN COAT APPLICATION, DIP COAT

APPLICATION, ROLL COATING, BRUSH COATING, COTTON-TIPPED SWAB APPLICATION,

ELECTRODEPOSITION (DIP) COATING, HIGH VOLUME LOW PRESSURE (HVLP) SPRAYING,

ELECTROSTATIC SPRAY APPLICATION, OR OTHER COATING APPLICATION METHODS THAT

ACHIEVE EMISSION REDUCTIONS EQUIVALENT TO HVLP OR ELECTROSTATIC SPRAY

APPLICATION METHODS. STATE BACT

Facility Information

RBLC ID: WA-0344 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 03/03/2009

Corporate/Company Name: BOEING COMMERCIAL AIRPLANE GROUP Permit Number: PSD 08-01

Facility Name: RENTON Permit Date: 10/07/2008 (actual)

Facility Contact: MICHAEL VERHAAR 4259652302 MICHAEL.L.VERHAAR@BOEING.COM FRS Number: 110015518965

Facility Description: THEY MAKE AIRPLANES. THIS PERMIT IS FOR A PAINT BOOTH/HANGAR. SIC Code: 3721

Permit Type: B: Add new process to existing facility NAICS Code: 336411

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 10 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: KING

Facility State: WA
Facility ZIP Code: 98055

Permit Issued By: WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY; AIR QUALITY PROGRAM (Agency Name) 

MR. MARC CROOKS(Agency Contact) (360)407-6803 marc.crooks@ecy.wa.gov 

Permit Notes:

Facility-wide Emissions: Pollutant Name: Facility-wide Emissions Increase:

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 73.9000 (Tons/Year)

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: PAINT BOOTH/HANGAR

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 40.8000 T/YR 12 MONTH ROLLING AVERAGE

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) COMPOLIANCE WITH 40 CFR PART 63, SUBPART GG AND LOW VOC VAPOR PRESSURE

CLEANING SOLVENTS AND STRIPPERS WITH LOW PRESSURE APPLICATORS OR MANUAL

APPLICATION FOR DEPAINTING.

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:
Facility Information

RBLC ID: WA-0340 (final) Date

Determination

Last Updated: 03/27/2008

Corporate/Company

Name:

THE BOEING COMPANY Permit

Number:

PSD-06-04

Facility Name: BOEING EVERETT Permit Date: 07/27/2007

(actual)

Facility Contact: JOHN FOSBERG 4257170988 JOHN.T.FOSBERG@BOEING.COM FRS Number: 110005340489

Facility Description: CURRENTLY THE AIRPLANES ARE PAINTED IN ONE OF THREE EXISTING PAINT HANGARS, I.E.,

BUILDINGS 45-01, 45-03, AND 45-04 LOCATED TO THE SOUTH OF STATE ROUTE 526. DUE TO

INCREASED MARKET DEMAND FOR THESE AIRPLANES, PREDICTED PRODUCTION RATES FOR

2009 AND BEYOND MAY EXCEED THE RATE AT WHICH AIRPLANES CAN BE PAINTED IN THE

THREE EXISTING HANGARS. THEREFORE, BOEING PLANS TO CONSTRUCT A NEW FOURTH

AIRPLANE HANGAR AT THE EVERETT FACILITY TO ACCOMMODATE THE INCREASED

PRODUCTION RATE. THE NEW PAINT HANGAR IS EXPECTED TO BE BUILT ADJACENT TO THE

45-01 BUILDING. IT WILL INCLUDE UP TO EIGHT NEW SOLVENT CLEANING BENCHES, A PAINT

STRIPPING BENCH, SOLVENT RECOVERY EQUIPMENT, TWO EXHAUST HOODS FOR MIXING

SMALL QUANTITIES OF PAINT, AND A BOOTH TO PAINT RUDDERS, ELEVATORS AND

MISCELLANEOUS PARTS. THIS PROJECT RESULTS IN EMISSIONS OF VOLATILE ORGANIC

COMPOUNDS (VOC) AND PARTICULATE MATTER (PM) SMALLER THAN 10 MICRONS IN DIAMETER

(PM10).

SIC Code: 3721

Permit Type: C: Modify process at existing facility NAICS Code: 325510

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 10 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: SNOHOMISH

Facility State: WA

Facility ZIP Code:

Permit Issued By: WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY; AIR QUALITY PROGRAM (Agency Name) 

MR. MARC CROOKS(Agency Contact) (360)407-6803 marc.crooks@ecy.wa.gov 

Other Agency

Contact Info:

ACTUALL THIS PERMIT WAS PROCESSED BY RICHARD HIBBARD

EMAIL RHIB461@ECY.WA.GOV 

PHONE (360) 407-6896

Permit Notes:

Affected

Boundaries: 

Boundary Type: Class 1 Area State: Boundary: Distance:

CLASS1 WA Alpine Lakes < 100 km 

CLASS1 WA Glacier Peak < 100 km 

CLASS1 WA Goat Rocks 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA Mount Rainier NP 100km - 50km 
CLASS1 WA Mount Rainier NP 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA North Cascades NP 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA Olympic NP < 100 km 

Facility-wide

Emissions:

Pollutant Name: Facility-wide Emissions Increase:

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 412.0000 (Tons/Year)

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS

NAME:

PAINT HANGAR/FINAL EXTERIOR COATING

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process

Notes:

THE PROPOSED PROJECT CONSISTS OF CONSTRUCTING A NEW PAINT HANGAR TO PAINT AIRPLANES, INCLUDING 747, 767, 777,

AND 787 MODEL AIRPLANES. IN ADDITION TO EQUIPMENT FOR AIRPLANE CLEANING AND COATING OPERATIONS IN THE

HANGAR BAY, THE PAINT HANGAR WILL ALSO INCLUDE UP TO EIGHT NEW SOLVENT CLEANING BENCHES, A NEW PAINT

STRIPPING BOOTH, A NEW SOLVENT RECOVERY SYSTEM, TWO NEW PAINT MIX BOOTHS, AND A NEW RUDDER SPRAY BOOTH.

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 412.0000 T ANY 12 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: Other Case-by-Case

Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP 

Control Method: (P) 

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:
Facility Information

RBLC ID: WA-0326 (final) Date

Determination

Last Updated: 04/27/2009

Corporate/Company

Name:

BOEING COMMERCIAL AIRPLANE GROUP Permit

Number:

PSD-05-02

Facility Name: BOEING EVERETT FACILITY Permit Date: 10/12/2005

(actual)

Facility Contact: JOHN FOSBERG 4257170988 JOHN.T.FOSBERG@BOEING.COM FRS Number: 110017406788

Facility Description: THE BOEING COMPANY¿S EVERETT FACILITY IS LOCATED IN THE CITY OF EVERETT IN

SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WASHINGTON. THE EVERETT FACILITY IS SITUATED IN THE SOUTH HALF

OF SECTION 10 AND THE NORTH HALF OF SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 28N, RANGE 4E WILLAMETTE

MERIDIAN. THE EVERETT FACILITY CONSISTS OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH COMPLEX LOCATED

NORTH AND SOUTH, RESPECTIVELY, OF STATE ROUTE 526. A BUILDING NUMBER STARTING

WITH 40 IDENTIFIES NORTH COMPLEX BUILDINGS, AND BUILDINGS ON THE SOUTH COMPLEX

ARE IDENTIFIED WITH A NUMBER STARTING WITH 45. BOEING CURRENTLY MANUFACTURES

747, 767, AND 777 MODEL AIRPLANES AT THE EVERETT FACILITY, AS WELL AS CERTAIN OTHER

COMPONENTS SUCH AS INTERIORS FOR THOSE AND OTHER MODELS.

SIC Code: 3721

Permit Type: C: Modify process at existing facility NAICS Code: 336411

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 10 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: SNOHOMISH

Facility State: WA

Facility ZIP Code: 98203

Permit Issued By: WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY; AIR QUALITY PROGRAM (Agency Name) 

MR. MARC CROOKS(Agency Contact) (360)407-6803 marc.crooks@ecy.wa.gov 

Other Agency

Contact Info:

THIS PERMIT WAS ACTUALLT PROCESSED BY RICHARD HIBBARD

(360) 407-6896

RHIB461@ECY.WA.GOV

Permit Notes:

Affected

Boundaries: 

Boundary Type: Class 1 Area State: Boundary: Distance:

CLASS1 WA Glacier Peak < 100 km 

CLASS1 WA Goat Rocks 100km - 50km 

Facility-wide

Emissions:

Pollutant Name: Facility-wide Emissions Increase:

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 666.0000 (Tons/Year)
Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: EXTERIOR COATING OPERATIONS

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 412.0000 T/YR 12 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: N/A

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (N) 

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes: 2.3. VOC EMISSIONS FROM PAINT HANGAR FINAL EXTERIOR COATING SHALL NOT EXCEED 412

TONS IN ANY 12 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS.

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: FINAL ASSEMBLY

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process Notes:
POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 49.0000 T/YR 12 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: N/A

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (N) 

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes: 3.3. VOC EMISSIONS FROM 787 FINAL ASSEMBLY SHALL NOT EXCEED 49 TONS IN ANY 12

CONSECUTIVE MONTHS.

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: INTERIORS MANUFACTURING

Process Type: 41.005 (Fabric Coating/Printing/Dyeing (except 41.017))

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 205.0000 T/YR 12 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U
Case-by-Case Basis: N/A

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (N) 

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes: VOC EMISSIONS FROM INTERIORS MANUFACTURING SHALL NOT EXCEED 205 TONS IN ANY 12

CONSECUTIVE MONTHS.

Facility Information

RBLC ID: WA-0330 (final) Date

Determination

Last Updated: 10/01/2007

Corporate/Company

Name:

BOEING COMMERCIAL AIRPLANE GROUP Permit

Number:

PSD-05-02

Facility Name: BOEING EVERETT Permit Date: 10/12/2005

(actual)

Facility Contact: JOHN FOSBERG 4257170988 JOHN.T.FOSBERG@BOEING.COM FRS Number: 041585464

Facility Description: THE BOEING COMPANY¿S EVERETT FACILITY IS LOCATED IN THE CITY OF EVERETT IN

SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WASHINGTON. THE EVERETT FACILITY IS SITUATED IN THE SOUTH HALF

OF SECTION 10 AND THE NORTH HALF OF SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 28N, RANGE 4E WILLAMETTE

MERIDIAN. THE EVERETT FACILITY CONSISTS OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH COMPLEX LOCATED

NORTH AND SOUTH, RESPECTIVELY, OF STATE ROUTE 526. A BUILDING NUMBER STARTING WITH

40 IDENTIFIES NORTH COMPLEX BUILDINGS, AND BUILDINGS ON THE SOUTH COMPLEX ARE

IDENTIFIED WITH A NUMBER STARTING WITH 45. BOEING CURRENTLY MANUFACTURES 747, 767,

AND 777 MODEL AIRPLANES AT THE EVERETT FACILITY, AS WELL AS CERTAIN OTHER

COMPONENTS SUCH AS INTERIORS FOR THOSE AND OTHER MODELS.

SIC Code: 3721

Permit Type: D: Both B (Add new process to existing facility) &C (Modify process at existing facility) NAICS Code: 336411

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 10 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: SNOHOMISH

Facility State: WA

Facility ZIP Code: 98203

Permit Issued By: WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY; AIR QUALITY PROGRAM (Agency Name) 

MR. MARC CROOKS(Agency Contact) (360)407-6803 marc.crooks@ecy.wa.gov 
Other Agency

Contact Info:

ACTUALLY THIS PERMIT WAS ISSUED BY RICHARD HIBBARD

(360) 407-6896

RHIB461@ECY.WA.GOV

Permit Notes: BOEING PLANS TO ASSEMBLE THE NEW MODEL 787 AIRPLANE AND MANUFACTURE SOME 787 COMPONENTS (E.G.,

INTERIORS) AT THE EVERETT FACILITY. UNLIKE PREVIOUS AIRPLANE MANUFACTURING PROGRAMS, MORE OF THE MAIN

STRUCTURE OF THE 787 (E.G., WINGS, FUSELAGE SECTIONS, AND EMPENNAGE) WILL BE MANUFACTURED, ASSEMBLED, AND

HAVE SYSTEMS INSTALLED BY SUPPLIERS AND SENT TO THE BOEING FACILITY FOR FINAL ASSEMBLY. A NEW FEATURE OF

THE 787 AIRPLANE IS THAT MORE OF THE AIRPLANE, INCLUDING THE FUSELAGE AND WING STRUCTURE, WILL BE

PRIMARILY MADE OF COMPOSITES RATHER THAN METAL.

Affected

Boundaries: 

Boundary Type: Class 1 Area State: Boundary: Distance:

CLASS1 WA Alpine Lakes < 100 km 

CLASS1 WA Glacier Peak < 100 km 

CLASS1 WA Goat Rocks 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA Mount Adams 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA Mount Rainier NP 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA North Cascades NP 100km - 50km 

CLASS1 WA Olympic NP < 100 km 

Facility-wide

Emissions:

Pollutant Name: Facility-wide Emissions Increase:

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 666.0000 (Tons/Year)

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS

NAME:

PAINT HANGAR FINAL EXTERIOR COATING

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process Notes: AFTER FINAL ASSEMBLY OPERATIONS THE AIRPLANE WILL BE MOVED TO A PAINT HANGAR FOR FINAL EXTERIOR COATING.

FINAL EXTERIOR COATING WILL CONSIST OF SOLVENT CLEANING, REACTIVATION OF THE TOP COAT, APPLYING SEVERAL

COATS OF PAINT ALONG WITH LOGOS, REGISTRATION NUMBERS, WARNING SIGNS AND TOUCH-UP PAINTING (IF NECESSARY).

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 412.0000 T/YR 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions: U
Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP , OTHER 

Control Method: (P) 10. A BEST AVAILABLE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY (BACT) REVIEW WAS NOT REQUIRED

BECAUSE ECOLOGY DETERMINED THAT THERE WAS NO PHYSICAL CHANGE, OR CHANGE IN

THE METHOD OF OPERATION, THAT CAUSES, OR RESULTS, IN AN EMISSIONS INCREASE. MO

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS

NAME:

 787 FINAL ASSEMBLY 

Process Type: 99.999 (Other Miscellaneous Sources)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process

Notes:

FINAL ASSEMBLY OPERATIONS WILL FOR THE 787 MODEL INCLUDE JOINING THE BODY SECTIONS INTO A COMPLETE

FUSELAGE, JOINING THE WINGS, VERTICAL FIN, AND HORIZONTAL STABILIZERS, HANGING THE ENGINES AND INSTALLING THE

MAIN LANDING GEAR. ASSEMBLY OPERATIONS WILL BE LARGELY MECHANICAL IN NATURE ALTHOUGH THESE ACTIVITIES

WILL RESULT IN EMISSIONS FROM SOLVENT CLEANING, TOUCH-UP SPRAY COATING, AND THE USE OF ADHESIVES, SEALANTS

AND OTHER COATINGS. 

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 49.0000 T/YR 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP , OTHER 

Control Method: (P) 10. A BEST AVAILABLE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY (BACT) REVIEW WAS NOT REQUIRED
Control Method: (P) 10. A BEST AVAILABLE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY (BACT) REVIEW WAS NOT REQUIRED

BECAUSE ECOLOGY DETERMINED THAT THERE WAS NO PHYSICAL CHANGE, OR CHANGE IN

THE METHOD OF OPERATION, THAT CAUSES, OR RESULTS, IN AN EMISSIONS INCREASE. MO

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: INTERIORS MANUFACTURING 

Process Type: 99.999 (Other Miscellaneous Sources)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 205.0000 T/YR 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements: NESHAP , OTHER 

Control Method: (P) 10. A BEST AVAILABLE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY (BACT) REVIEW WAS NOT REQUIRED

BECAUSE ECOLOGY DETERMINED THAT THERE WAS NO PHYSICAL CHANGE, OR CHANGE IN

THE METHOD OF OPERATION, THAT CAUSES, OR RESULTS, IN AN EMISSIONS INCREASE. MO

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:
Facility Information

RBLC ID: CA-0901 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 10/11/2005

Corporate/Company Name: TIME AVIATION SERVICES, INC. Permit Number: 353357

Facility Name: TIME AVIATION SERVICES, INC. Permit Date: 06/18/1999 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110002933540

Facility Description: SIC Code: 3728

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code:

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: LOS ANGELES

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code: 91380

Permit Issued By: SOUTH COAST AQMD, CA (Agency Name) 

MR. AL BAEZ(Agency Contact) (909)396-2516 abaez@aqmd.gov 

Other Agency Contact Info: AMIR DEJBAKHSH 

CA

(909) 396-2618

Permit Notes: APPLICATION RECEIVED, START UP AND COMPLIANCE DATES NOT AVAILABLE. PLANT HAS FILED FOR A

MODIFICATION.

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS

NAME:

SPRAY BOOTHS, TWO DRY FILTER 

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes: ARB RECORD # A340-927-00 TWO M&W DRY-FILTER AUTOMOTIVE SPRAY BOOTHS USING AEROSPACE COATINGS SUCH AS

PROTECTIVE COATINGS AND LACQUER THINNERS TO COAT LARGE AND SMALL AIRCRAFT PARTS

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC
CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 3.0000 GAL/D 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) PERMIT LIMIT IS USAGE LIMIT AND USE OF SCAQMD REGULATION XI COMPLIANT

MATERIALS. LISTINGS OF VOC LIMITS FOR INDIVIDUAL AEROSPACE COATING TYPES CAN BE

FOUND AT: WWW.AQMD.GOV/RULES/HTML/R1124.HTML

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information

RBLC ID: CA-0889 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 10/11/2005

Corporate/Company Name: KAL-GARD COATING & MFG., E/M CORP. Permit Number: 328050-55, 328058-59,

328061

Facility Name: KAL-GARD COATING & MFG., E/M CORP. Permit Date: 01/06/1999 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017408483

Facility Description: SIC Code: 3769

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code:

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: LOS ANGELES

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code: 91311

Permit Issued By: SOUTH COAST AQMD, CA (Agency Name) 

MR. AL BAEZ(Agency Contact) (909)396-2516 abaez@aqmd.gov 
Other Agency Contact Info: RENE LOOF 

CA

(909) 396-2544

Permit Notes: TOTAL VOC LOADING OF 13.8 LB/H.

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS

NAME:

SPRAY BOOTHS, NINE BRINKS, DEVILBISS & BLEKKER 

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 40000.00 SCFM

Process Notes: ARB RECORD # A340-911-00 NINE BRINKS, DEVILBISS & BLEEKER DRY-FILTER BENCH-TYPE SPRAY BOOTHS AND 5 OVENS

USED TO COAT AEROSPACE FASTENERS, EACH VENTED TO A DIFFERENT INLET FAN. ACTUAL CONTROL EFF.: 97%.

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 216.0000 LB/D 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) BACT DETERMINATION IS USE OF ZEOLITE CONCENTRATOR AND THERMAL OXIDIZER.

PERMIT LIMIT IS LB VOC/DAY FACILITY LIMIT. 

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Yes

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information
RBLC ID: CA-1045 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 06/12/2008

Corporate/Company Name: KAL-GARD COATING & MFG. E/M Permit Number: 328007

Facility Name: KAL-GARD COATING & MFG. E/M Permit Date: 01/06/1999 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017408483

Facility Description: SIC Code: 3444

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code: 332322

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: LOS ANGELES

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code: 91311

Permit Issued By: SOUTH COAST AQMD, CA (Agency Name) 

MR. AL BAEZ(Agency Contact) (909)396-2516 abaez@aqmd.gov 

Other Agency Contact Info: SOUTH COAST AQMD, MARTIN KAY, 909-396-3115, MKAY@AQMD.GOV

Permit Notes: CARB ID: 635.0, OPERATING PERMIT DATE: 01-06-1999, STARTUP DATE: NEW CONSTR MODIFICATION: NEW

CONSTRUCTION TECH STATUS: BACT DETERMINATION YES SOURCE TEST AVAILABLE

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS

NAME:

SPRAY BOOTH

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel: OTHER

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes: EQUIP: , MFR: BINKS, DEVILBISS & BLEEKER, TYPE: DRY FILTER, MODEL: VARIOUS, FUNC EQUIP: PATRS COATED: AEROSPACE

FASTENERS, FUEL_TYPE: , SCHEDULE: VARIABLE, H/D: 16, D/W: 5.5, W/Y: 50, NOTES: SOURCE TEST RESULTS: DATE OF SOURCE

TEST: 3/1/97. CAPTURE EFF.:100%, DESTRUCTION EFF.:97%, OVERALL EFF.: 97% INLET FLOW: 13,533 DSCFM, VOC EMISSIONS TO

CONTROL:13.8 LB/HR, VOC EMISSIONS TO ATMOSPHERE:0.25LB/HR

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 216.0000 LB/D 
Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) A ZEOLITE CONCENTRATOR AND THERMAL OXIDIZER

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Yes

Pollutant/Compliance Notes: DATE OF SOURCE TEST: 3/1/97. CAPTURE EFF.:100%, DESTRUCTION EFF.:97%, OVERALL EFF.:

97% INLET FLOW: 13,533 DSCFM, VOC EMISSIONS TO CONTROL:13.8 LB/HR, VOC EMISSIONS TO

ATMOSPHERE:0.25LB/HR

POLLUTANT NAME: Nitrogen Oxides (NOx)

CAS Number: 10102

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( InOrganic Compounds , Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) , Particulate Matter (PM) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 0.2700 LB/H 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) AFTERBURNER

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Carbon Monoxide

CAS Number: 630-08-0

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( InOrganic Compounds ) 
Pollutant Group(s): ( InOrganic Compounds ) 

Emission Limit 1: 0.1600 LB/H 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) AFTERBURNER

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information

RBLC ID: UT-0058 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 12/18/2001

Corporate/Company Name: HILL AIR FORCE BASE Permit Number: DAQE-1087-97

Facility Name: HILL AIR FORCE BASE Permit Date: 12/15/1997 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017286435

Facility Description: SIC Code: 4581

Permit Type: U: Unspecified NAICS Code:

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 8 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: DAVIS

Facility State: UT

Facility ZIP Code: 84056-5137

Permit Issued By: UTAH DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, DIVISION OF AIR QUALITY (Agency Name) 

MR. TAD ANDERSON(Agency Contact) (801) 536-4456 TDANDERSON@UTAH.GOV 

Other Agency Contact Info: JOSE GARCIA 

UT

(801) 536-4096
Permit Notes: THIS IS AN APPROVAL ORDER MODIFICATION OF EXPERIMENTAL APPROVAL ORDER DAQE-1047-95 TO ALLOW

PERMANENT OPERATION OF ZEOLITE ADSORPTION SYSTEM TO CONTROL VOC EMISSIONS FROM AIRCRAFT

PAINTING OPERATIONS IN BUILDING 220 AT HILL AIR FORCE BASE.

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS

NAME:

SURFACE COATING, MILITARY AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 125.00 AIRCRAFT PER YEAR

Process Notes: PERFORMANCE CERTIFIED DURING PILOT PLANT STUDY AND RE-VERIFIED EVERY 3 YEARS PILOT PLANT STUDY

AUTHORIZED IN DAQE-1047-95.

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 201.0000 T/YR 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: Other Case-by-Case

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) ZEOLITE ADSORPTION SYSTEM - M&W CONDESORB FOB - 26ZEOLITE ADSORPTION CELLS -

100,000 ACFM@80 DEGREESFARENHEIT - MAX LOADING 122 LB VOC/HR

Est. % Efficiency: 95.000

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAP)

CAS Number: HAP

Test Method: Unspecified
Pollutant Group(s): ( Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAP) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: Other Case-by-Case

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) ZEOLITE ADSORPTION SYSTEM - M&W CONDESORB FOB - 26ZEOLITE ADSORPTION CELLS

Est. % Efficiency: 90.000

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information

RBLC ID: CA-0977 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 06/09/2003

Corporate/Company Name: KAL-GUARD COATINGS & MANUFACTURING Permit Number: 328007

Facility Name: KAL-GUARD COATINGS & MANUFACTURING Permit Date: 05/28/1997 (actual)

Facility Contact: JENNIFER HOLDEN 818-894-3615 FRS Number: 110000476743

Facility Description: PARTS COATED: AEROSPACE FASTNERS SIC Code: 3444

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code: 332322

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code: 91311

Permit Issued By: SOUTH COAST AQMD, CA (Agency Name) 

MR. AL BAEZ(Agency Contact) (909)396-2516 abaez@aqmd.gov 

Other Agency Contact Info: RENE LOOF 

CA

(909) 396-2544

Permit Notes: Facility ID: 112372
Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS

NAME:

AEROSPACE METAL PART COATING OPERATION

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process Notes: The coating operation consists of 9 spray boothes and 5 ovens. VOCs are captures in the concentrator and desorbed with hot air to the thermal

oxidizer.

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 216.0000 LB/D Facility Limit

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: LAER

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) ZEOLITE CONCENTRATOR AND THERMAL OXIDIZER

Est. % Efficiency: 97.000

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Yes

Pollutant/Compliance Notes: BACT DETERMINATION FOR THIS APPLICATION IS A COMBINATION OF REGENERTIVE

THERMAL OXIDIZER AND ZEOLITE CONCENTRATOR.

Facility Information

RBLC ID: CA-0771 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 12/18/2001

Corporate/Company Name: CALIFORNIA AIR NATIONAL GUARD, FRESNO Permit Number: C-0216-26-0
Facility Name: CALIFORNIA AIR NATIONAL GUARD, FRESNO Permit Date: 01/22/1997 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110009266926

Facility Description: SIC Code: 9711

Permit Type: U: Unspecified NAICS Code:

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: FRESNO

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code:

Permit Issued By: SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY APCD - CENTRAL REGIONAL OFFICE, CA (Agency Name) 

Other Agency Contact Info: SEYED SADREDIN 

CA

(209) 468-3474

Permit Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: HVLP APPLICATOR USED TO COAT AEROSPACE PARTS

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel: ELECTRICITY

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes: ARB RECORD # A340-788-97

POLLUTANT NAME: Particulate matter, filterable < 10 μ (FPM10)

CAS Number: PM

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Particulate Matter (PM) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 1.8000 LB/DAY 

Emission Limit 2: 468.0000 LB/YR 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: LAER

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) HVLP GUN APPLICATOR, DRY FILTERS AND 10 BHP EXHAUST FAN
Control Method: (P) HVLP GUN APPLICATOR, DRY FILTERS AND 10 BHP EXHAUST FAN

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 20.9000 LB/DAY 

Emission Limit 2: 2000.0000 LB/YR 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: LAER

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) LOWEST AVAILABLE VOC CONTENT WHICH MEETS MILITARY SPECIFICATIONS

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information

RBLC ID: CA-0881 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 11/21/2001

Corporate/Company Name: HUCK INTERNATIONAL - DEUTSCH OPERATIONS Permit Number: 298582

Facility Name: HUCK INTERNATIONAL - DEUTSCH OPERATIONS Permit Date: 02/29/1996 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017408688

Facility Description: SIC Code: 3769

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code:

Permit URL:
EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: LOS ANGELES

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code: 90712

Permit Issued By: CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES BOARD (Agency Name) 

MR. DUC TRAN(Agency Contact) (916) 322-5558 DTRAN@arb.ca.gov 

Other Agency Contact Info: RENE LOOF 

CA

(909) 396-2544

Permit Notes: FACILITY IN OPERATION BEFORE PERMIT ISSUE.

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS

NAME:

FOUR SPRAY BOOTHS

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 6000.00 SCFM

Process Notes: ARB RECORD # A340-901-99. ACTUAL CONTROL EFFICIENCY: 90.6%. FOUR SPRAY KING, ECONO, INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS,

DRY-FILTER, OPEN-FACED FLOOR-TYPE SPRAY BOOTHS USED TO COAT AREOSPACE FASTENERS VENTILATED BY ONE INLET

FAN WHICH ALSO VENTILATES THREE OVENS. HIGH VOC COATING.

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 59.0000 LB/D 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) BACT DETERMINATION IS TELLKAMP SYSTEMS REGENERATIVE THERMAL OXIDIZER WITH

A 1.6 MMBTU/H NAT GAS BURNER AND 3 MMBTU/H STAND-BY BURNER. PERMIT LIMIT IS LB

VOC/DAY LIMIT

Est. % Efficiency:
Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Yes

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information

RBLC ID: CA-0685 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 12/18/2001

Corporate/Company Name: T.B.M. INC. Permit Number: S-192-2-0

Facility Name: T.B.M. INC. Permit Date: 11/06/1995 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110005996529

Facility Description: SIC Code: 4581

Permit Type: U: Unspecified NAICS Code:

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County:

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code:

Permit Issued By: SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY APCD - CENTRAL REGIONAL OFFICE, CA (Agency Name) 

Other Agency Contact Info: SEYED SADREDIN 

CA

(209) 468-3474

Permit Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: AIRCRAFT REFINISHING OPERATION

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 11.00 GAL COATING/DAY

Process Notes:
POLLUTANT NAME: Particulate matter, filterable < 10 μ (FPM10)

CAS Number: PM

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Particulate Matter (PM) ) 

Emission Limit 1: SEE P2 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: Other Case-by-Case

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) HVLP SPRAY GUN

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 38.5000 LBM/DAY 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: Other Case-by-Case

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) LOW-VOC COATINGS AND HERCULES GW/R ENCLOSED GUN

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:
Facility Information

RBLC ID: CA-0980 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 06/09/2003

Corporate/Company Name: HUCK INTERNATIONAL - DEUTSCH OPERATIONS Permit Number: 298582

Facility Name: HUCK INTERNATIONAL - DEUTSCH OPERATIONS Permit Date: 03/09/1995 (actual)

Facility Contact: KEITH PETIS 714-855-9000 FRS Number: 110017408688

Facility Description: PARTS COATED: AEROSPACE FASTENERS SIC Code: 3444

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code: 332333

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code: 332322

Permit Issued By: SOUTH COAST AQMD, CA (Agency Name) 

MR. AL BAEZ(Agency Contact) (909)396-2516 abaez@aqmd.gov 

Other Agency Contact Info: RENE LOOF 

CA

(909) 396-2544

Permit Notes: FACILITY ID: 102684

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: AEROSPACE METAL PARTS COATING OPERATION

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process Notes: COATING OPERATION CONSISTS OF (4) SPRAY BOOTHS AND 3 BAKE OVENS VENTED TO THERMAL OXIDIZER.

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 59.0000 LB/D 
Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: LAER

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) THERMAL OXIDIZER

Est. % Efficiency: 90.600

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Yes

Pollutant/Compliance Notes: BACT DETERMINATION FOR THIS APPLICATION IS A THERMAL OXIDIZER

Facility Information

RBLC ID: CA-0979 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 06/09/2003

Corporate/Company Name: DOUGLAS PRODUCTS DIVISION Permit Number: 287160

Facility Name: DOUGLAS PRODUCTS DIVISION Permit Date: 03/30/1994 (actual)

Facility Contact: BILL PEARCE 310-593-3903 FRS Number: 110000898468

Facility Description: PARTS COATED: AEROSPACE SKINS, RAILS & FASTENERS SIC Code: 3444

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code: 332322

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code: 90846-0001

Permit Issued By: SOUTH COAST AQMD, CA (Agency Name) 

MR. AL BAEZ(Agency Contact) (909)396-2516 abaez@aqmd.gov 

Other Agency Contact Info: BIJIAN ATAIAN 

CA

(909) 396-2454

Permit Notes: FACILITY ID: 800038
Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS

NAME:

AEROSPACE METAL PARTS COATING OPERATION

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process Notes: SPRAY BOOTH AND FLASH-OFF AREA. OPERATION IS TOTALLY ENCLOSED AND VENTED TO CONCENTRATOR. VOCS

CAPTURED IN CONCENTRATOR ARE VENTED TO THERMAL OXIDIZER FOR DESTRUCTION.

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 341.0000 GAL/D COATINGS USED BY FACILITY

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: LAER

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) CONCENTRATOR AND THERMAL OXIDIZER

Est. % Efficiency: 93.200

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Yes

Pollutant/Compliance Notes: BACT DETERMINATION FOR THIS APPLICATION IS A COMBINATION OF A CONCENTRATOR

AND A THERMAL OXIDIZER. COATINGS TOTAL EXCLUDES MILLING MASKANT.

Facility Information

RBLC ID: CA-0549 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 12/18/2001

Corporate/Company Name: EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE Permit Number: 0127187

Facility Name: EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE Permit Date: 05/07/1993 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017718709
Facility Description: SIC Code: 9999

Permit Type: U: Unspecified NAICS Code:

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: KERN COUNTY

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code:

Permit Issued By: KERN COUNTY APCD (EASTERN PORTION), CA (Agency Name) 

MR. GLEN STEPHENS(Agency Contact) (661)-862-5250 GlenS@co.kern.ca.us 

Other Agency Contact Info: TOM PAXSON 

CA

(805) 831-9251

Permit Notes:

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: HANGAR-SIZED SPRAY BOOTH FOR AIRCRAFT UP TO EC-18

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Hydrocarbons, Total

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Organic Compounds (all) , Organic Non-HAP Compounds ) 

Emission Limit 1: 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: Other Case-by-Case

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) CARBON ADSORP. FILTER BANK W/ FID TO DET. BREAKTHR

Est. % Efficiency:
Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information

RBLC ID: WA-0284 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 04/27/2009

Corporate/Company Name: BOEING COMM AIRLINE GROUP, EVERETT DIV PLANT Permit Number: 91-01

Facility Name: BOEING COMM AIRLINE GROUP, EVERETT DIV PLANT Permit Date: 10/08/1992 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017406788

Facility Description: SIC Code: 3721

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code: 336411

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 10 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: SNOHOMISH

Facility State: WA

Facility ZIP Code: 98203

Permit Issued By: WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY; AIR QUALITY PROGRAM (Agency Name) 

MR. MARC CROOKS(Agency Contact) (360)407-6803 marc.crooks@ecy.wa.gov 

Other Agency Contact Info: DRABEK, JOHN 

3190 - 160TH AVE SE

BELLEVUE, WA 98008-5452

(206) 649-7293

Permit Notes: MANUFACTURING AIRPLANES

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: SURFACE COATING, AIRCRAFT

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process Notes: CLEANING AND PAINTING COMMERCIAL AIRLINERS
POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 142.0000 T/YR 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES, ELECTROSTATIC AIR ASSISTED AIRLESS SPRAY

EQUIPMENT. BASELINE EMISSIONS: 237 TPY

Est. % Efficiency: 65.000

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Yes

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information

RBLC ID: WA-0045 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 10/04/2002

Corporate/Company Name: HEATH TECNA AEROSPACE CO. Permit Number: 4342

Facility Name: HEATH TECNA AEROSPACE CO. Permit Date: 03/27/1992 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110002149862

Facility Description: SIC Code:

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code:

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 10 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County:

Facility State: WA

Facility ZIP Code: 98032-
Permit Issued By: PUGET SOUND CLEAN AIR AGENCY, WA (Agency Name) 

MR. STEVE VAN SLYKE(Agency Contact) (206)689-4052 Stevev@pscleanair.org 

Other Agency Contact Info: CLAUDE WILLIAMS 

WA

(206) 689-4066

Permit Notes: ONE BLEEKER BROS ADHESIVE SPRAY BOOTH, USING METHYLENE CHLORIDE SOLVENT AT 9,815 CFM IN PLANT 6A,

ZONE 2. REFERENCE NC3594 AND NC3769.

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: SPRAY BOOTH, ADHESIVE

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 9815.00 CFM

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 2.4000 T/YR 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: Other Case-by-Case

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) CARBON ADSORBER (METHYLENE CHL.)

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information
RBLC ID: WA-0287 (final) Date

Determination Last

Updated: 04/27/2009

Corporate/Company

Name:

BOEING COMMERCIAL AIRLINE COMPANY - EVERETT FACILI Permit Number: 91-05

Facility Name: BOEING COMMERCIAL AIRLINE GROUP Permit Date: 12/23/1991 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017406788

Facility Description: THIS PERMIT WAS RESCINDED ON 6/13/05. ITS TERMS WERE CONSOLIDATED INTO

THE 2ND AMENDMENT OF PSD PERMIT 91-06

SIC Code: 3721

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code: 488119

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 10 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: SNOHOMISH

Facility State: WA

Facility ZIP Code: 98203

Permit Issued By: WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY; AIR QUALITY PROGRAM (Agency Name) 

MR. MARC CROOKS(Agency Contact) (360)407-6803 marc.crooks@ecy.wa.gov 

Other Agency Contact

Info:

BRADY, BERNARD

P.O. BOX 47600

OLYMPIA, WA 98504-7600

(360) 407-6803

BBRA461@ECY.WA.GOV

Permit Notes: START UP AND COMPLIANCE VALIDATION DATES NOT AVAILABLE, BUT OPERATIONS BEGAN SOON AFTER PERMIT

ISSUE.

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: SURFACE COATING, AIRCRAFT, CORROSION INHIBITOR

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 84.00 AIRPLANES/YR

Process Notes: SURFACE COATING OF COMMERCIAL AIRPLANE BODIES WITH CORROSION INHIBITOR

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified
Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 7.5000 T/YR 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. ELECTROSTATIC, AIR ASSISTED, OR AIRLESS SPRAY

EQUIPMENT. BASELINE EMISSION RATE: 11.5 T/YR. CONTROL EFF. 15-35%

Est. % Efficiency: 15.000

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Yes

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information

RBLC ID: WA-0285 (final) Date

Determination Last

Updated: 04/27/2009

Corporate/Company

Name:

BOEING COMM AIRLINE GROUP Permit Number: 91-06

Facility Name: BOEING COMM AIRLINE GROUP Permit Date: 11/26/1991 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017406788

Facility Description: PSD PERMITS 91-03 AND 91-05 WERE RESCINDED AND CONSOLIDATED INTO THE

2ND AMENDMENT OF THIS PERMIT (PSD 91-06) ON 6/13/05.

SIC Code: 3721

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code: 336411

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 10 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: SNOHOMISH

Facility State: WA

Facility ZIP Code: 98203

Permit Issued By: WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY; AIR QUALITY PROGRAM (Agency Name) 

MR. MARC CROOKS(Agency Contact) (360)407-6803 marc.crooks@ecy.wa.gov 
Other Agency Contact

Info:

BRADY, BERNARD

WDOE

P.O. BOX 47600

OLYMPIA, WA 98504-7600

360 407 6803

BBRA461@ECY.WA.GOV

Permit Notes: FACILITY MODIFICATION TO ALLOW EXPANDED CAPACITY FOR PAINTING COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT WINGS AND TAIL

COMPONENTS

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: SURFACE COATING, AIRCRAFT PARTS

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput:

Process Notes: INLINE CLEAN, SEAL AND PAINT EXHAUST SYSTEM HANGERS 40-06 AND 40-34

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 238.8000 T/YR 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 U

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) SOLVENT SUBSTITUTE AND BEST MANAGMENT PRACTICES. HVLP SPRAY EQUIPMENT.

BASELINE EMISSION RATE : 167 TPY

Est. % Efficiency: 40.000

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:
Facility Information

RBLC ID: CA-0451 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 12/18/2001

Corporate/Company Name: TRACOR FLIGHT SYSTEMS, INC. Permit Number: 0102001A

Facility Name: TRACOR FLIGHT SYSTEMS, INC. Permit Date: 10/23/1991 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017430092

Facility Description: SIC Code:

Permit Type: U: Unspecified NAICS Code:

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County:

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code:

Permit Issued By: KERN COUNTY APCD (EASTERN PORTION), CA (Agency Name) 

MR. GLEN STEPHENS(Agency Contact) (661)-862-5250 GlenS@co.kern.ca.us 

Other Agency Contact Info: TOM PAXSON 

CA

(805) 831-9251

Permit Notes: 1. DETERMINATION FOR AIRCRAFT COATING OPERATION IN AEROSPACE COMPONENT AND ASSEMBLY

MANUFACTNG PLANT. MODIFICATION TO ALLOW FOR USE OF ADDITIONAL PAINTS. EQUIPMENT IS 15"X12'X36'

BLEEKER BROTHERS MODEL NO. AT-PL-38 PAINT SPRAY BOOTH. 2. PERMIT CONDITIONS: (A) TIME OF OPERATION - 8

HPD; (B) THROUGHPUT CAP. - FAN EXHAUST < 18,000 CFM AND 2.5 GPD OF COATING. 3. PM10 CONTROL IS A DAYTON

36" DIAGONAL FAN W/ 5 HP MOTOR AND 34 FILTER CELLS HOLDING 68 20"X20"X3" PAINT ARRESTOR PADS. 4. ARB

BACT DETERMINATION NO.'S: (PM10) A340-487-91, (VOC) A340-560-92. 5. ORIGINALLY STARTUP DATE: 10/23/91 -

CHANGES TO PLANNED MODIFICATION.

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: COATING OPERATION, AIRCRAFT

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Particulate matter, filterable < 10 μ (FPM10)
CAS Number: PM

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Particulate Matter (PM) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 1.5400 LBM/D 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) DIAGONAL FAN AND FILTER CELLS W/ ARRESTOR PADS

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 19.9000 LBM/D 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) DIAGONAL FAN AND FILTER CELLS W/ ARRESTOR PADS

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:
Facility Information

RBLC ID: WA-0283 (final) Date

Determination Last

Updated: 04/27/2009

Corporate/Company

Name:

BOEING COMM AIRLINE GROUP, EVERETT DIV PLANT Permit Number: 91-03

Facility Name: BOEING COMM AIRLINE GROUP, EVERETT DIV PLANT Permit Date: 07/10/1991 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017406788

Facility Description: PSD PERMIT 91-03 WAS RESCINDED ON 6/13/05. ITS TERMS WERE CONSOLIDATED

INTO THE 2ND AMDENDMENT OF PSD 91-06.

SIC Code: 3721

Permit Type: A: New/Greenfield Facility NAICS Code: 336411

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 10 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: SNOHOMISH

Facility State: WA

Facility ZIP Code: 98203

Permit Issued By: WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY; AIR QUALITY PROGRAM (Agency Name) 

MR. MARC CROOKS(Agency Contact) (360)407-6803 marc.crooks@ecy.wa.gov 

Other Agency Contact

Info:

BRADY, BERNARD

WDOE

P.O. BOX 47600

LACEY, WA 98504-7600

360 407 6803

BBRA461@ECY.WA.GOV

Permit Notes: NEW BUILDING TO CLEAN, SEAL, TEST, AND PAINT SURFACE COATINGS ON AIRCRAFT WINGS, BODY SECTIONS AND

SMALL AIRCRAFT PARTS.

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: SURFACE COATING, AIRCRAFT

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes: CLEAN, SEAL, TEST AND SURFACE COATING FOR WINGS, BODY SECTIONS AND SMALL AIRCRAFT PARTS.
POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 167.0000 T/YR 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) SOLVENT SUBSTITUTION AND BEST MANAGMENT PRACTICES. HVLP, ELECTROSTATIC

AIRLESS, AND MODIFIED HIGH EFFICIENCY AIR-ASSISTED AIRLESS SPRAY EQUIPMENT.

BASELINE EMISSION RATE; 278 TPY

Est. % Efficiency: 40.000

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Yes

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information

RBLC ID: CA-0542 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 12/18/2001

Corporate/Company Name: CASPIAN Permit Number: 1669

Facility Name: CASPIAN Permit Date: 01/15/1991 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017400702

Facility Description: SIC Code: 3728

Permit Type: U: Unspecified NAICS Code:

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County:

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code:
Permit Issued By: SAN DIEGO COUNTY APCD, CA (Agency Name) 

MR. GARY SMITH(Agency Contact) (858)586-2722 gary.smith@sdcounty.ca.gov 

Other Agency Contact Info: STAN ROMELCZYK 

CA

(619) 694-3323

Permit Notes: 1. DETERMINATION FOR CUSTOM-MADE STAINLESS STEEL DIP TANK FOR COATING AEROSPACE PARTS; LIMITED TO

430 GPD COATING USE. 2. FOR EMISSION LIMIT, STATED "NO LIMIT". 3. ARB BACT DETERMINATION NO.: A340-562-92.

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: DIP TANK

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 0 

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Hydrocarbons, Total

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Organic Compounds (all) , Organic Non-HAP Compounds ) 

Emission Limit 1: SEE NOTES 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: Other Case-by-Case

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) WATER BASED MASKANT W/ MAX. VOC CONTENT = 150 G/L

Est. % Efficiency:

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information
RBLC ID: WA-0286 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 12/11/2000

Corporate/Company Name: Permit Number: 91-04

Facility Name: BOEING COMM AIRLINE GROUP Permit Date: 12/31/1990 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017406476

Facility Description: SIC Code: 3721

Permit Type: D: Both B (Add new process to existing facility) &C (Modify process at existing

facility) 

NAICS Code:

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 10 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County: KING

Facility State: WA

Facility ZIP Code:

Permit Issued By: WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY; AIR QUALITY PROGRAM (Agency Name) 

MR. MARC CROOKS(Agency Contact) (360)407-6803 marc.crooks@ecy.wa.gov 

Other Agency Contact Info: DRABEK, JOHN 

3190 - 160TH AVE SE

BELLEVUE, WA 98008-5452

(206) 649-7293

Permit Notes: AIRPLANE MANUFACTURING

Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: SURFACE COATING, AIRCRAFT

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 14.00 AIRPLANES/MO

Process Notes: CLEANING AND PAINTING COMMERCIAL AIRLINERS

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 109.0000 T/Y 

Emission Limit 2: 
Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (P) BASELINE EMISSIONS: 182 TPY. CONTROL METHODS: LOW VOC COATINGS AND BEST

MANAGEMENT PRACTICES; ELECTROSTATIC AIR ASSISTED SPRAY EQUIPMENT

Est. % Efficiency: 65.000

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Yes

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:

Facility Information

RBLC ID: CA-0410 (final) Date Determination

Last Updated: 12/18/2001

Corporate/Company Name: NORTHROP 3-2 DIVISION Permit Number: 224882

Facility Name: NORTHROP 3-2 DIVISION Permit Date: 05/03/1990 (actual)

Facility Contact: FRS Number: 110017405208

Facility Description: SIC Code:

Permit Type: U: Unspecified NAICS Code:

Permit URL:

EPA Region: 9 COUNTRY: USA

Facility County:

Facility State: CA

Facility ZIP Code:

Permit Issued By: SOUTH COAST AQMD, CA (Agency Name) 

MR. AL BAEZ(Agency Contact) (909)396-2516 abaez@aqmd.gov 

Other Agency Contact Info: RAVI BHATIA 

CA

(818) 572-6152

Permit Notes: PREVIOUSLY ISSUED UNDER APPLICATION # 187564 WITH PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT ISSUE D ON 7/21/89. CARBON

PANELS TO BE CHANGED AFTER USING 720 LB OF VOC.
Process/Pollutant Information

PROCESS NAME: AIRCRAFT PAINT SPRAY FACILITY IN HANGER

Process Type: 41.001 (Aerospace Surface Coating)

Primary Fuel:

Throughput: 2.00 GAL/D COATINGS & SOL

Process Notes:

POLLUTANT NAME: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

CAS Number: VOC

Test Method: Unspecified

Pollutant Group(s): ( Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) ) 

Emission Limit 1: 2.0000 LB/D 

Emission Limit 2: 

Standard Emission: 

Did factors, other then air pollution technology considerations influence the BACT decisions:

 Unknown

Case-by-Case Basis: BACT-PSD

Other Applicable Requirements:

Control Method: (A) FILTER-TYPE CARBON ADSORBTION PANEL OVER EXHAUST AIR VENT

Est. % Efficiency: 90.000

Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Incremental Cost Effectiveness: 0 $/ton 

Compliance Verified: Unknown

Pollutant/Compliance Notes:
Appendix 2

Washington State Aerospace PSD Permit











Appendix 3

Aerospace ICR Information for Solvent Cleaning
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

2005 Cessna Aircraft Company Solvent Cleaning Operation 4 General use & Hand-wipe. 16 312

Keep lids closed on supply and waste 

containers; remove and dispose of spent 

wipes as appropriate. E3 Fugitive 0.32842

2005 Cessna Aircraft Company Solvent Cleaning Operation 5

General use, Hand-wipe, and Spray gun 

cleaning. 16 312

Keep lids closed on spray gun units as well as 

supply and waste containers; remove and 

dispose of spent wipes as appropriate. E3 Fugitive 0.32842

2005 Cessna Aircraft Company Solvent Cleaning Operation 6

General use, Hand-wipe, and Spray gun 

cleaning. 16 312

Keep lids closed on spray gun units as well as 

supply and waste containers; remove and 

dispose of spent wipes as appropriate. E3 Fugitive 0.16421

2006

Cessna Aircraft Company - Mid-Continent 

Facility Solvent Cleaning C3

General use, Hand-wipe, and Spray gun 

cleaning. 16 312

Keep lids closed on supply and waste 

containers; remove and dispose of spent 

wipes as appropriate. E3 Fugitive 0.052675

2006

Cessna Aircraft Company - Mid-Continent 

Facility Solvent Cleaning C5

General use, Hand-wipe, and Spray gun 

cleaning. 16 312

Keep lids closed on supply and waste 

containers; remove and dispose of spent 

wipes as appropriate. E3 Fugitive 0.09949

2006

Cessna Aircraft Company - Mid-Continent 

Facility Solvent Cleaning C6

General use, Hand-wipe, and Spray gun 

cleaning. 16 312

Keep lids closed on supply and waste 

containers; remove and dispose of spent 

wipes as appropriate. E3 Fugitive 0.09949

2006

Cessna Aircraft Company - Mid-Continent 

Facility Solvent Cleaning C7

General use, Hand-wipe, and Spray gun 

cleaning. 16 312

Keep lids closed on supply and waste 

containers; remove and dispose of spent 

wipes as appropriate. E3 Fugitive 0.052675

2006

Cessna Aircraft Company - Mid-Continent 

Facility Solvent Cleaning EU-23961 Spray gun cleaning 16 312 Keep lid closed on spray gun cleaning unit.

This includes cleaning of spray guns 

in 1 gun cleaning unit that is 

positioned under a ventillation hood 

with a stack to the outside. E3 Point 0.046815

2006

Cessna Aircraft Company - Mid-Continent 

Facility Solvent Cleaning EU-23963 Spray gun cleaning 16 312 Keep lid closed on spray gun cleaning unit.

This includes cleaning of spray guns 

in 1 gun cleaning unit that is 

connected to a stack and vented to 

the outside. E3 Point 0.046815

2006

Cessna Aircraft Company - Mid-Continent 

Facility Solvent Cleaning W15

General use, Hand-wipe, and Spray gun 

cleaning. 16 312

Keep lids closed on supply and waste 

containers; remove and dispose of spent 

wipes as appropriate. E3 Fugitive 0.39797

2006

Cessna Aircraft Company - Mid-Continent 

Facility Solvent Cleaning W19

General use, Hand-wipe, and Spray gun 

cleaning. 16 312

Keep lids closed on supply and waste 

containers; remove and dispose of spent 

wipes as appropriate. E3 Fugitive 0.39797

2006

Cessna Aircraft Company - Mid-Continent 

Facility Solvent Cleaning W7

General use, Hand-wipe, and Spray gun 

cleaning. 16 312

Keep lids closed on spray gun units as well as 

supply and waste containers; remove and 

dispose of spent wipes as appropriate. EU-23965 E3 Fugitive 0.39797

2006

Cessna Aircraft Company - Mid-Continent 

Facility Solvent Cleaning W8

General use, Hand-wipe, and Spray gun 

cleaning. 16 312

Keep lids closed on spray gun units as well as 

supply and waste containers; remove and 

dispose of spent wipes as appropriate. EU-23959 E3 Fugitive 0.39797

2007 Cessna Aircraft Company Solvent Cleaning Bldg 11

Prep parts for painting and/or 

assembly. 16 312 Hand wipes E3 Fugitive 0.106195

2007 Cessna Aircraft Company Solvent Cleaning Bldg 9

Prep parts for painting and/or 

assembly. 16 312 Hand Wipes E3 Fugitive 0.1062

2008

Dept. of the Navy, Fleet Readiness Center 

East Solvent Cleaning 133 0.00229871

2008

Dept. of the Navy, Fleet Readiness Center 

East Solvent Cleaning 137 0.031434551

2008

Dept. of the Navy, Fleet Readiness Center 

East Solvent Cleaning 4224 0.000516753

2008

Dept. of the Navy, Fleet Readiness Center 

East Solvent Cleaning A0015 0.000148835

2008

Dept. of the Navy, Fleet Readiness Center 

East Solvent Cleaning A0019 0.000493365

2008

Dept. of the Navy, Fleet Readiness Center 

East Solvent Cleaning A0032 0.000493365

2008

Dept. of the Navy, Fleet Readiness Center 

East Solvent Cleaning D0029 0.038686725

2008

Dept. of the Navy, Fleet Readiness Center 

East Solvent Cleaning E0016 0.2814661

2008

Dept. of the Navy, Fleet Readiness Center 

East Solvent Cleaning E10 0.002341709

2008

Dept. of the Navy, Fleet Readiness Center 

East Solvent Cleaning E4 0.000843825

2008

Dept. of the Navy, Fleet Readiness Center 

East Solvent Cleaning PERSONAL USE 2.7397E-07

2009 Bell Helicopter Textron Plant 1 Solvent Cleaning 36PNT7 Parts and Equipment 24 365 N/A N/A E3 Point 0.1995

2009 Bell Helicopter Textron Plant 1 Solvent Cleaning Bldg 2 Fug Parts and Surfaces 24 365

Bell Helicopter does not employ HAP 

based hand wipe cleaning solvents in 

all areas; however, IPA and the 

exempt solvent acetone are used 

throughout our facility. Since those 

are not HAP based solutions they will 

not be reported below. If the HAP 

catagory E3 Fugitive 0.0035

2009 Bell Helicopter Textron Plant 1 Solvent Cleaning K-1 Parts and Equipment 24 365 N/A N/A E3 Point 0.1995

2013 Nordam I&S and NTRSD Divisions Solvent Cleaning I&S Wipedown 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.14

2013 Nordam I&S and NTRSD Divisions Solvent Cleaning NTRSD Wipedown 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.88

2014 Quality Plating Co. of Tulsa Solvent Cleaning Throughout Facility Wipedown 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.691

2015

United Airlines Technical Operations 

Maintenance Center Solvent Cleaning B-29 General parts 1 250 E3 Fugitive 0.000945

2015

United Airlines Technical Operations 

Maintenance Center Solvent Cleaning Bldg. 10 Wheel Prep 8 250 E3 Fugitive 0.003325

2015

United Airlines Technical Operations 

Maintenance Center Solvent Cleaning Bldg. 84 Engine parts 8 250 E3 Fugitive 0.00742

2015

United Airlines Technical Operations 

Maintenance Center Solvent Cleaning Docks 3-7 General parts 1 250 E3 Fugitive 0.00002275

2015

United Airlines Technical Operations 

Maintenance Center Solvent Cleaning S-92 Aircaft Wash 2 250 E3 Fugitive 0.22197

2016 AAR LANDING GEAR SERVICES Solvent Cleaning Main Facility General cleaning 24 365 E3 Fugitive 24.15

2017

Meggitt (Rockmart), Inc. (formerly 

Engineered Fabrics Corp) Solvent Cleaning BLD1 cleaning of aerospace parts and repair 8 290 E3 Fugitive 9.0052

2017

Meggitt (Rockmart), Inc. (formerly 

Engineered Fabrics Corp) Solvent Cleaning BLD2 cleaning of aerospace parts and repair 8 290 E3 Fugitive 1.0319

2017

Meggitt (Rockmart), Inc. (formerly 

Engineered Fabrics Corp) Solvent Cleaning BLD21 cleaning of aerospace parts and repair 8 290

BLD21 locations and dimensions in 

2008 E3 Fugitive 0.26767

2017

Meggitt (Rockmart), Inc. (formerly 

Engineered Fabrics Corp) Solvent Cleaning BLD29 cleaning of aerospace parts and repair 8 158 E3 Fugitive 0.23

2017

Meggitt (Rockmart), Inc. (formerly 

Engineered Fabrics Corp) Solvent Cleaning BLD3 cleaning of aerospace parts and repair 8 290 E3 Fugitive 0.0234
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

2021

American Airlines Maintenance and 

Engineering Center Solvent Cleaning Component Repair component repairs 20 364 E3 Fugitive 0.043192519

2021

American Airlines Maintenance and 

Engineering Center Solvent Cleaning Facility Maintenance Facility Maintenance 24 364 E3 Fugitive 0.296180365

2021

American Airlines Maintenance and 

Engineering Center Solvent Cleaning Hangar 1 & 2 Fuselage Repair 24 364 E3 Fugitive 0.077539516

2021

American Airlines Maintenance and 

Engineering Center Solvent Cleaning Hangar 3 & 4 Fuselage Repair 24 364 E3 Fugitive 0.642412892

2021

American Airlines Maintenance and 

Engineering Center Solvent Cleaning Hangar 5 Fuselage Repair 24 364 E3 Fugitive 0.332015083

2021

American Airlines Maintenance and 

Engineering Center Solvent Cleaning Hangar 6 Fuselage Repair 24 364 E3 Fugitive 0.054265878

2021

American Airlines Maintenance and 

Engineering Center Solvent Cleaning Turbine Engine Overhaul engine overhaul 20 364 E3 Fugitive 0.400059016

2022 Palmdale Solvent Cleaning B301 Part Cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.02533742

2022 Palmdale Solvent Cleaning B305 Part Cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.047679613

2022 Palmdale Solvent Cleaning B307 Part Cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.02567052

2022 Palmdale Solvent Cleaning B401 Part Cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.753156123

2022 Palmdale Solvent Cleaning B435 Part Cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.050733054

2022 Palmdale Solvent Cleaning C006781 Part Cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.006770445

2022 Palmdale Solvent Cleaning S006766 Part Cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.056234051

2022 Palmdale Solvent Cleaning S006874 Part Cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.023256857

2022 Palmdale Solvent Cleaning S007822 Part Cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.00270216

2022 Palmdale Solvent Cleaning S008093 Part Cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.002850779

2023 George C Marshall Space Flight Center Solvent Cleaning 4707 Paint Booth spray gun Clean paint booth spray gun 0 120 E3 Point 0.061

2024 Naval Air Weapons Station Solvent Cleaning PMF Paint Gun Cleaning 1 3

Usage figure does account for the 

fact that most of the spent thinner 

was not emitted, but managed as 

RCRA waste. E3 Fugitive 0.000414509

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 1068

Various Cleaning Operations of 

Aerospace Components 8 260

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations included are 3400, 3451, 

3452, 3474, 3817, 3818, 3821, 3839 E3 Fugitive 0.001

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 200

Various Cleaning Operations of 

Aerospace Components 8 260

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations included are 5011 and 

5327 E3 Fugitive 0.002

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 2121_20

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 24 365

This operation includes emissions 

from 2001 E3 Fugitive 0.002

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 2121_29

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.002

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 2122

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 24 365

This operation includes emissions 

from 2544 E3 Fugitive 0.001

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 2136

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.026

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 214_61

Hand Wipe Cleaning Machining 

Operations 24 365

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations included are 5266 and 

5326 E3 Fugitive 0.126

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 2280

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 0 0 E3 Fugitive 0.088

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 2280_30 SPRAY GUN CLEANING 24 365

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations Included are 2033, 2036, 

2153, 2236, 2237, 2439 E3 Fugitive 2.463

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 240

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.108

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 289

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 8 260

This operation includes emissions 

from 3009 E3 Fugitive 0.006

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3001_13

Flush Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 8 260 E3 Fugitive 0.006

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3001_19

Flush Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 8 260

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations included are 5518, 5585, 

5670 E3 Fugitive 0.013

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3001_28

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.379

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3001_3

Various Cleaning Operations of 

Aerospace Components 16 260

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations included are 4276, 4277, 

4278, 4279, 4280, 4468 E3 Fugitive

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3001_40

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 8 260

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations included are 4132, 4177 E3 Fugitive 0.365

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3001_43

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 8 260

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations included are 4229, 4233, 

4234, 4235, 4236, 4559, 4563, 4625 E3 Fugitive 0.748

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3001_47

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 8 260

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations included are 4136, 4137, 

4249, 4250, 4252, 4253, 4254, 4565 E3 Fugitive 0.006

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3001_59

Hand Wipe Cleaning Machining 

Operations 8 260

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations included are 5194, 5221, 

5280, 5281, 5282, 5283, 5284, 

5285, 5287, 5288, 5323, 5327 E3 Fugitive 0.449

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3102

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.351

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3225

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 24 365

This operation includes emissions 

from 2155 E3 Fugitive 0.008

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3705

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.135

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3707

Hand Wipe Cleaning of Aerospace 

Components 8 260

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations included are 5174, 5325 E3 Fugitive 0.06
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 3708

Hand Wipe Cleaning Machining 

Operations 8 260

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations included are 5277, 5324 E3 Fugitive 0.192

2026 Tinker Air Force Base, OK Solvent Cleaning 848

Various Cleaning Operations of 

Aerospace Components 24 365

This operation includes emissions 

from other sources in the total. 

Operations included are 3302, 3304, 

& 3315 E3 Fugitive 1.925

2027 Spirit Aerosystems, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 1-198D 12 296 E3 Fugitive 11.991

2027 Spirit Aerosystems, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 1-269D 12 296 E3 Fugitive 0.7995

2027 Spirit Aerosystems, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 2-280J 12 296 E3 Fugitive 3.997

2027 Spirit Aerosystems, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 2-297F 

Handwipe solvent cleaning to meet 

design specifications for preparing 

surface to bond with future co 12 296 E3 Fugitive 44.051

2027 Spirit Aerosystems, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 3-187S 12 296 E3 Fugitive 3.997

2027 Spirit Aerosystems, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 3-193G 12 296 E3 Fugitive 0.7995

2027 Spirit Aerosystems, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 3-193K 12 296 E3 Fugitive 3.997

2027 Spirit Aerosystems, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 3-224R 12 296 E3 Fugitive 3.997

2027 Spirit Aerosystems, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 3-238L 12 296 E3 Fugitive 3.997

213

Department of the Army, U.S. Army 

Garrison-Fort Hood Solvent Cleaning 6975

General Aviation hand wipe cleaning; 

electronics cleaning; glass cleaning; 

Polycarbonate transparenc 8 240 E3 Fugitive 0.001364

213

Department of the Army, U.S. Army 

Garrison-Fort Hood Solvent Cleaning 7012

General Aviation hand wipe cleaning; 

electronics cleaning; glass cleaning; 

Polycarbonate transparenc 8 240 E3 Fugitive 0.002728

213

Department of the Army, U.S. Army 

Garrison-Fort Hood Solvent Cleaning 707

General Aviation hand wipe cleaning; 

electronics cleaning; glass cleaning 8 240 E3 Fugitive 0.0104

213

Department of the Army, U.S. Army 

Garrison-Fort Hood Solvent Cleaning 88027-4 Cleaning prior to painting 4 85 NA E3 Point 0.0020965

224

Triumph Aerostructures - Vought 

Integrated Programs Division Solvent Cleaning Building 1

Hand-wipe cleaning of aircraft 

structural components & disassembled 

spray gun cleaning 16 325

HAP content data based on 

maximum percentages obtained 

from manufacturer MSDS. E3 Fugitive 0.52021

270

LOCKHEED MARTIN MISSILES AND FIRE 

CONTROL Solvent Cleaning AEROSPACE NESHAP HAND-WIPE [PAINT BOOTH]

HAND WIPE CLEANING, TOUCH UP OF 

LANTIRN PODS 1 40 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

SOLVENT CONTAINERS AND WASTE 

CONTAINERS CLOSED AT ALL TIMES EXCEPT 

WHEN ADDING OR REMOVING SOLVENT OR 

SOLVENT CONTAMINATED WASTE

HANDWIPE GALLONS FROM 2008 

HANDWIPE LOG-SHEET = 0.63 GAL 

MSDS 19854 TYPE I THINNER [FROM 

2008 HAND WIPE OPERATIONS 

LOG] E3 Point 0.0004

282 Alliant Techsystems Inc. Solvent Cleaning A-46 Lab E3 Fugitive 0.003

282 Alliant Techsystems Inc. Solvent Cleaning A-65 Lab E3 Fugitive 0.003

282 Alliant Techsystems Inc. Solvent Cleaning A-66 Wipe parts E3 Fugitive 0.2625

282 Alliant Techsystems Inc. Solvent Cleaning A-7 Wipe parts E3 Fugitive 0.0245

282 Alliant Techsystems Inc. Solvent Cleaning C-50 Wipe parts E3 Fugitive 0.0975

282 Alliant Techsystems Inc. Solvent Cleaning C-56 Wipe parts E3 Fugitive 0.0245

282 Alliant Techsystems Inc. Solvent Cleaning G-20 Wipe parts E3 Fugitive 0.1525

282 Alliant Techsystems Inc. Solvent Cleaning H-4 Wipe parts E3 Fugitive 0.055

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 1

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 N/A E3 Fugitive 0.0216

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 1 - Booth

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 N/A - No control device Housekeeping, closed containers E3 Point 0.1482

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 2

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.0216

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 2 - Booth

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 N/A - No control device Housekeeping, closed containers E3 Point 0.1482

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 3

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.0216

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 3 - Booth

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 N/A - No control device Housekeeping, closed containers E3 Point 0.1482

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 4

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.0216

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 4- Booth

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 N/A - No control device Housekeeping, closed containers E3 Point 0.1482

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 5

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.0216

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 5 - Booth

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 N/A - No control device Housekeeping, closed containers E3 Point 0.1482

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 6 - Booth

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 N/A - No control device Housekeeping, closed containers E3 Point 0.1482

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 8

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.0216

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 8 - Booth

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 N/A - No control device Housekeeping, closed containers E3 Point 0.1482

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 9

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.5688

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hangar 9 - Paint Hangar

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 N/A - No control device Housekeeping, closed containers E3 Point 3.9026

284

TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. - Lake City 

Base Maintenance Operations Solvent Cleaning Hanger 6

Hand-wipe Cleaning, Spray Gun 

Cleaning Operations, Flush Cleaning 

Operations 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.0216

292

Naval Air Station Oceana, Virginia Beach, 

VA Solvent Cleaning PNTS-139-047 Cleaning aircraft surface/paint guns 0 72 None E3 Point 0.331113

292

Naval Air Station Oceana, Virginia Beach, 

VA Solvent Cleaning PNTS-513-003 Cleaning airframe surfaces/paint guns 0 72 None

a) Minimize spills: maintain systems and 

containers in good order with minimal 

rusting or dents and no openings or leaks; 

use funnels or other practices when 

transferring material or waste;

b) Immediately clean up spills and repackage 

containers as needed E3 Point 0.029367916
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

292

Naval Air Station Oceana, Virginia Beach, 

VA Solvent Cleaning PNTS-GRP1 Cleaning aircraft/paint guns 0 72

PNTS-GRP1 consists of 4 hangars 

shared by a group of squadrons. 

Usage is tracked by squadron, not by 

building location. Therefore, HAP 

emissions is reported by group. E3 Fugitive 0.12767782

292

Naval Air Station Oceana, Virginia Beach, 

VA Solvent Cleaning PNTS-GRP2 Cleaning aircraft/paint guns 0 72

PNTS-GRP2 consists of 3 hangars 

shared by a group of squadrons. 

Usage is tracked by squadron, not by 

building location. Therefore, HAP 

emissions is reported by group. E3 Fugitive 0.190912039

3000 US Army Corpus Christi Army Depot Solvent Cleaning Hand wipe cleaning Hangar 43 Spot cleaning 7 260 E3 Fugitive 0.6418

3000 US Army Corpus Christi Army Depot Solvent Cleaning Solvent use for small parts cleaning in Removing protective grease 7 260 E3 Fugitive 0.5425

3000 US Army Corpus Christi Army Depot Solvent Cleaning Two cold solvent Cleaners/Engine Cleanin Degreasing Cleaning 14 260 E3 Fugitive 0.1294

306 Naval Air Station North Island Solvent Cleaning 1456 (Permit 901113) Handwipe and aircraft cleaning 8 5 E3 Fugitive 0.000829053

306 Naval Air Station North Island Solvent Cleaning 1474 (Permit 901114) Handwipe and aircraft cleaning 8 5 E3 Fugitive 0.008678433

306 Naval Air Station North Island Solvent Cleaning 340N (Permit 901110) Handwipe and aircraft cleaning 8 5 E3 Fugitive 0.007809079

306 Naval Air Station North Island Solvent Cleaning 340S (Permit 901111) Handwipe and aircraft cleaning 8 5 E3 Fugitive 0.000384019

306 Naval Air Station North Island Solvent Cleaning 526 (Permit 901112) Handwipe and aircraft cleaning 8 5 E3 Fugitive 0.008941723

329 The Boeing Company-St. Charles Solvent Cleaning B506

Removal of contaminants such as dirt, 

grease, oil, and coatings from an 

aerospace vehicle or compone 8 250 E3 Fugitive 0.003368308

329 The Boeing Company-St. Charles Solvent Cleaning B598

Removal of contaminants such as dirt, 

grease, oil, and coatings from an 

aerospace vehicle or compone 8 250

Any cleaning associated with spray 

booth activites (aerospace parts 

surface prep/cleaning prior to spray 

apply of coatings; spraygun cleaning) 

are usually done outside the booth 

so all emissions are tracked in the 

fugitive section. E3 Fugitive 0.023169197

329 The Boeing Company-St. Charles Solvent Cleaning B599 8 250 E3 Fugitive 0.00199689

331 Pratt & Whitney PSD Inc. Solvent Cleaning Building 2 Spray gun cleaning 0 0

Spray gun cleaner operated 8 hours 

in the reporting year. E3 Fugitive 0.01255

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning B060

Removal of contaminants such as dirt, 

grease, oil, and coatings from an 

aerospace vehicle or compone 8 250 E3 Fugitive 0.002612641

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning B066 8 250

We rounded to 2 significant digits 

after the decimal for emissions, but 

we listed the HAP because some 

amount could be noted if usage 

increased. E3 Fugitive 0.066787299

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning B067 24 360 E3 Fugitive 0.998427158

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning B075 24 360 E3 Fugitive 0.005668255

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning B101

Removal of contaminants such as dirt, 

grease, oil, and coatings from an 

aerospace vehicle or compone 24 360

Any cleaning associated with spray 

booth activites (aerospace parts 

surface prep/cleaning prior to spray 

apply of coatings; spraygun cleaning) 

are usually done outside the booth 

so all emissions are tracked in the 

fugitive section. 

We rounded to 2 signif E3 Fugitive 1.866872404

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning B102 8 250 E3 Fugitive 0.049288983

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning B103

Removal of contaminants such as dirt, 

grease, oil, and coatings from an 

aerospace vehicle or compone 8 250 E3 Fugitive 0.004678868

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning B245

Removal of contaminants such as dirt, 

grease, oil, and coatings from an 

aerospace vehicle or compone 8 250

Any cleaning associated with spray 

booth activites (aerospace parts 

surface prep/cleaning prior to spray 

apply of coatings; spraygun cleaning) 

are usually done outside the booth 

so all emissions are tracked in the 

fugitive section. 

We rounded to 2 signif E3 Fugitive 0.115662492

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning B248 8 250 E3 Fugitive 0.016201827

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning SB-63-01

Aerospace parts surface prep/cleaning 

prior to spray apply of coatings; 

spraygun cleaning 16 357 NA

Solvent containers are kept closed when not 

in use and spent solvent rags are placed in 

closed containers when not in use. Some of 

our more common handwipe cleaners are 

supplied in fliptop bottles which have an 

opening area no larger than 0.012868 

square

Chemical usage info is divided 

equally among SB-63-01 and SB-63-

02 since chemicals from both booths 

are taken from the same location. 

We cannot get any more specific. E3 Point 0.143627916

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning SB-63-02

Aerospace parts surface prep/cleaning 

prior to spray apply of coatings; 

spraygun cleaning 16 357 NA E3 Point 0.143627916

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning SB-78-01

Aerospace parts surface prep/cleaning 

prior to spray apply of coatings; 

spraygun cleaning 24 250 NA

Chemical usage info is divided 

equally among SB-78-01, SB-78-02, 

and SB-78-03 since chemicals from 

the booths are taken from the same 

location. We cannot get any more 

specific. E3 Point 0.012527

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning SB-78-02

Aerospace parts surface prep/cleaning 

prior to spray apply of coatings; 

spraygun cleaning 24 250 NA E3 Point 0.012527

332 The Boeing Company - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning SB-78-03

Aerospace parts surface prep/cleaning 

prior to spray apply of coatings; 

spraygun cleaning 24 250 NA E3 Point 0.012527

346 Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam Solvent Cleaning Room 101 Cleaning of aircraft components 3 365 E3 Point 0.008

346 Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam Solvent Cleaning Room 108 Cleaning of aircraft components 3 365 E3 Point 0.008

348 Eielson Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning Building 1232 - Phase Inspection Shop CLEANING OF AIRCRAFT PARTS 6 125

Use non-HAP containing cleaners 

(IPA) and H 901 A (6850014811235), 

and MIL-C-43616 (6850000055305) 

for cleaning aircraft parts E3 Fugitive 0.00115

348 Eielson Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning Building 1338 - 18th AMU Shop

CLEANING OF OPERATIONAL AIRCRAFT 

BETWEEN FLIGHTS 2 200

Use non-HAP containing cleaners 

(IPA) and MIL-C-43616 

(6850000055305) for cleaning 

aircraft parts. E3 Fugitive 0.00295
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

348 Eielson Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning Building 1341 - Egress Shop

CLEANING OF AIRCRAFT CANOPIES 

AND EJECTION SEATS 1 25

Use non-HAP containing cleaners 

(IPA) and A-A-59281 solvent 

(6850006117993) for cleaning 

aircraft parts. E3 Fugitive 0.0001

348 Eielson Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning Building 1353 - Armament Flight Shop CLEANING OF AIRCRAFT PARTS 2 210

Use non-HAP containing cleaners 

(IPA) and rifle bore cleaner 

(6850002246663) for cleaning 

aircraft parts. E3 Fugitive 0.0002

356 Carleton Life Support Systems Inc. Solvent Cleaning EP-19 Paint Booth Wipe Parts/Clean Equipment 1 200 E3 Point 0.15

356 Carleton Life Support Systems Inc. Solvent Cleaning EP-20 Paint Booth Wipe Parts/Clean Equipment 1 200 E3 Point 0.016

356 Carleton Life Support Systems Inc. Solvent Cleaning EP-27 Bearing Wash Cleaning small parts 3 250 No control devices E3 Point 0.1345

356 Carleton Life Support Systems Inc. Solvent Cleaning Main Facility Hand cleaning parts 8 250 E3 Fugitive 0.053

358 Patrick Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning Paint Gun Cleaning Paint Gun Cleaning 1 50

Pre-cleaning is performed using a citrus 

based material in an automated gun 

cleaner.

Listed exhaust characteristics are for 

paint booth. E3 Point 0.07211475

367 L-3 Vertex Aerospace Solvent Cleaning Main Building

Removes oils from part before and 

after work. 14 251

There is one adhesive used, EC 

1300L, that contains HAPs. This 

adhesive, based upon procurement 

records has a 36.7 lbs/yrs usuage. 

Emits, 13.8 lbs MEK, 6 lbs Hexane, 

and 6 lbs of Toluene per year. E3 Fugitive 0.0037

377 Crider Aircraft Painting, Inc. Solvent Cleaning Thinner reclaimer Paint equipment cleanup 1 255

This is an enclosed unit using 

previously reported materials E3 Fugitive 0.413

380 Piper Aircraft, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 2

Hand wipe down of parts / spray gun 

cleaning 14 300 E3 Fugitive 0.34

380 Piper Aircraft, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 3 Hand wipe down of parts 14 300 E3 Fugitive 0.34

380 Piper Aircraft, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 4 Hand wipe down of parts 14 300 E3 Fugitive 0.34

380 Piper Aircraft, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 5 Hand wipe down of parts 14 300 E3 Fugitive 0.34

380 Piper Aircraft, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 6 Hand wipe down of parts 14 300 E3 Fugitive 0.34

380 Piper Aircraft, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 7 Hand wipe down of parts 14 300 E3 Fugitive 0.34

380 Piper Aircraft, Inc. Solvent Cleaning 9

Hand wipe down of parts / spray gun 

cleaning 14 300 E3 Fugitive 0.34

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning 70/30 hand wipe cleaning/gun cleaning Clean prior to exterior coat

This is an estimate based on an 

assumed MIBK contamination of the 

70 MPK/30 MEK of 3.5%. E3 Point 0.418

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Airplane cleaning with B-82 Clean prior to exterior coat E3 Point 0.091

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Bldg 4-86 Wing cleaning B-90 E3 Fugitive 3.2815

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Paint Gun cleaning w lacquer thinner in 4-86 booths E3 Point 1.832

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Paint Gun cleaning w lacquer thinner in 4-86 booths_13 E3 Point 1.832

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Paint Gun cleaning w lacquer thinner in 4-86 booths_14 E3 Point 1.832

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Paint Gun cleaning w lacquer thinner in 4-86 booths_2 E3 Point 1.832

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Paint Gun cleaning w lacquer thinner in 4-86 booths_3 E3 Point 1.832

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Paint Gun cleaning w lacquer thinner in 4-86 booths_4 E3 Point 1.832

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Paint Gun cleaning w lacquer thinner in 4-86 booths_5 E3 Point 1.832

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Renton Facility MPK hand wipe cleaning

This is a conservative estimate using 

a estimated MIBK contamination of 

the MPK of 5.5%, also, a significant 

portion of this solvent is captured in 

hand wipe cleaning and disposed of 

as hazardous waste. E3 Fugitive 2.593

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Renton Facility_8 denatured alcohol hand wipe cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.1585

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Renton Facility_9 SAF-SOL 20/20 AEROSOL E3 Fugitive 0.0225

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Spray Seal/ Gun cleaning w 50/50 in 4-86 booths

flush 50/50 through paint system into 

container E3 Point 0.786

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Spray Seal/ Gun cleaning w 50/50 in 4-86 booths_11

flush 50/50 through paint system into 

container E3 Point 0.786

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning Spray Seal/ Gun cleaning w 50/50 in 4-86 booths_12

flush 50/50 through paint system into 

container E3 Point 0.786

383

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group - 

Renton Solvent Cleaning TPC removal with Alkosol 27 Remove temporary protective coating E3 Point 3.4115

384

Boeing Commercial Airplane GroupNorth Boeing Field Solvent Cleaning 70/30 hand wipe cleaning/gun cleaning Clean prior to exterior coat

This is an estimate based on an 

assumed MIBK contamination of the 

70 MPK/30 MEK of 3.5%. E3 Point 0.431

384

Boeing Commercial Airplane GroupNorth Boeing Field Solvent Cleaning 70/30 hand wipe cleaning/gun cleaning_1 Clean prior to exterior coat

This is an estimate based on an 

assumed MIBK contamination of the 

70 MPK/30 MEK of 3.5%. E3 Point 0.431

384

Boeing Commercial Airplane GroupNorth Boeing Field Solvent Cleaning 70/30 hand wipe cleaning/gun cleaning_2 Clean prior to exterior coat

This is an estimate based on an 

assumed MIBK contamination of the 

70 MPK/30 MEK of 3.5%. E3 Point 0.431

384

Boeing Commercial Airplane GroupNorth Boeing Field Solvent Cleaning 70/30 hand wipe cleaning/gun cleaning_3 Clean prior to exterior coat

This is an estimate based on an 

assumed MIBK contamination of the 

70 MPK/30 MEK of 3.5%. E3 Point 0.431

384

Boeing Commercial Airplane GroupNorth Boeing Field Solvent Cleaning Airplane cleaning with B-82 Clean prior to exterior coat E3 Point 0.114

384

Boeing Commercial Airplane GroupNorth Boeing Field Solvent Cleaning Airplane cleaning with B-82_1 Clean prior to exterior coat E3 Point 0.114

384

Boeing Commercial Airplane GroupNorth Boeing Field Solvent Cleaning Airplane cleaning with B-82_2 Clean prior to exterior coat E3 Point 0.114

384

Boeing Commercial Airplane GroupNorth Boeing Field Solvent Cleaning Airplane cleaning with B-82_3 Clean prior to exterior coat E3 Point 0.114

384

Boeing Commercial Airplane GroupNorth Boeing Field Solvent Cleaning TPC removal with Alkosol 27 Remove temporary protective coating E3 Point 3.095

384

Boeing Commercial Airplane GroupNorth Boeing Field Solvent Cleaning TPC removal with Alkosol 27_1 Remove temporary protective coating E3 Point 3.095

388

Delta Air Lines, Inc. Technical Operations 

Center Solvent Cleaning Air Cargo Aerospace Rework 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.000494048

388

Delta Air Lines, Inc. Technical Operations 

Center Solvent Cleaning Building TOC-I Aerospace Rework 24 365 E3 Fugitive 1.262762021

388

Delta Air Lines, Inc. Technical Operations 

Center Solvent Cleaning Building TOC-II Aerospace Rework 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.424106179

388

Delta Air Lines, Inc. Technical Operations 

Center Solvent Cleaning Building TOC-III Aerospace Rework 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.272480253

388

Delta Air Lines, Inc. Technical Operations 

Center Solvent Cleaning Line - Airport Line Maintenance 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.064319643
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

389 Delta Air Lines, Inc. MSP TechOps Solvent Cleaning Building B Aerospace Rework 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.024697654

389 Delta Air Lines, Inc. MSP TechOps Solvent Cleaning Building C Aerospace Rework 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.005939002

389 Delta Air Lines, Inc. MSP TechOps Solvent Cleaning Building D Line Maintenance 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.000246551

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-56 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.5421175

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-02 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.03223044

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-04 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.372789192

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-04-B214-1 

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable.

General comment that applies to all 

HAP emissions reported for both 

point and fugitive sources: It was 

conservatively assumed that no 

solvent waste was generated from 

the cleaning operations (i.e. it was 

assumed that all of the cleaning 

solvent used was E3 Point 0.093197298

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-04-B214-2

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.093197298

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-04-B214-3

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.093197298

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-04-B214-4

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.093197298

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-05 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.000046365

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-21 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.361795003

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-22 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.200359283

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-22-B243 (747 WSO)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 50

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.343045139

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-23 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.00033912

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-24 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.238699548

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-25 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.163830684

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-25 Solvent Cleaning Bench Cleaning of spray coating equipment. 1 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.448036054

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-25-B215 (777 WSO)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.12768921

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-26 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.204911691

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-30 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.00014063

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-31 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.011126619

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-31-701500

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.0111265

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-32 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.320090278

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-33 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.13422309

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-33 Solvent Cleaning Bench # 3 Cleaning of spray coating equipment. 1 50

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.059325

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-33 Solvent Cleaning Bench #1 Cleaning of spray coating equipment. 1 50

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.059325

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-33 Solvent Cleaning Bench #2 Cleaning of spray coating equipment. 1 50

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.059325

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-33-B581 (767 Wing Panel Booth)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 16 50

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.151171985

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-33-ET0380 (767 WSO)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 50

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.151171985

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-34 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.575996986

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-34-B684-1 (777 Wing Panel Booth #1)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.260849865

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-34-B684-2 (777 Wing Panel Booth #2)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.260849865

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-34-B684-3 (777 Wing Panel Booth #3)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.260849865

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-34-B684-4 (777 Wing Panel Booth #4)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.260849865

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-35 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.188157708

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-36 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.18388359

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-37 Solvent Clean Booth #1 Cleaning of spray coating equipment. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 7.780365

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-37-B668 (777 Pos. 820)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.487070452

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-37-B669 (777 Pos. 823)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.487070452

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-37-B670 (777 Pos. 826)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.487070452

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-37-B671 (777 Dolly Parts Booth)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.487070452

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-37-B675 (777 Vertical Wing Booth)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.487070452

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-37-B676 (777 Pos. 805 RM115)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.487070452

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-37-B677 (777 Pos. 805 RM120)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.487070452

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-37-B678 (777 Pos. 805 RM142)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.487070452

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-37-B679 (777 Pos. 805 RM 144)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.487070452
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-51-227615 (747 HS)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 50

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 2.832859733

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-51-B028 (40-51 747 Wing Panel Booth) 

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 50

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 2.832859733

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-51-B029 (Spar Tunnel Positions)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 100

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 2.832859733

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-51-ET0084 (Vertical Wing Booth #2 -No

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 50

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 2.832859733

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-51-ET0164 (Vertical Wing Booth #1 - S

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 50

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 2.832859733

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-51-G0108 (Body Sections & Canyon Boot

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 2.832859733

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-54 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.006243705

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-56 Silkscreen Clean Booth #1 Cleaning silkscreens. 4 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 1.9471375

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-56 Silkscreen Clean Booth #2 Cleaning silkscreens. 4 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 1.9471375

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 40-56 Silkscreen Clean Booth #3 Cleaning silkscreens. 4 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 1.9471375

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 45-01 Solvent Clean Bench Cleaning of spray coating equipment. 4 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.035471975

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 45-01-B056 (Paint Hangar)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 4 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.31215338

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 45-01-B057 (Air Lock)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 1 50

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.007094395

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 45-02 Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.011312339

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 45-03 Solvent Clean Booth #1 Cleaning of spray coating equipment. 4 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.036718413

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 45-03 Solvent Clean Booth #2 Cleaning of spray coating equipment. 4 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.036718413

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 45-03-54388 (Paint Hangar)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 4 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.697351425

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 45-04 Solvent Clean Booth #1 Cleaning of spray coating equipment. 4 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.028083825

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 45-04 Solvent Clean Booth #2 Cleaning of spray coating equipment. 4 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.028083825

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 45-04-B685 (Paint Hangar)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 4 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.887432443

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 45-04-ET0401 (Rudder & Elevator #1)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.036816842

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning 45-04-ET0403 (Rudder & Elevator #3)

General cleaning and/or cleaning prior 

to sealing or coating. 2 250

Compliance with Aerospace NESHAP 

requirements for cleaning operations as 

applicable. E3 Point 0.036816842

398 Boeing Everett Solvent Cleaning Flightline Various 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.101811051

406 Hexcel Corporation Solvent Cleaning P-02 Spray gun cleaning 8 300 N/A

Use "Disassembled spray gun cleaning" 

method and wash tanks with self-closing 

lids.

Solvent contains 5% MIBK and 95% 

MPK (Methyl Propyl Ketone). E3 Point 0.0275

406 Hexcel Corporation Solvent Cleaning P-13 Spray gun cleaning 8 300

Use "Disassembled spray gun cleaning" 

method and wash tanks with self-closing 

lids.

Solvent contains 5% MIBK and 95% 

MPK (Methyl Propyl Ketone). E3 Point 0.0275

406 Hexcel Corporation Solvent Cleaning Plant 1_2

Prepare part surface for adhesive 

application 1 100

This is not a solvent cleaning 

operation. E3 Fugitive 0.0665

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning B1051

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.000623313

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning B1052

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.002473433

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning B1053

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.002414542

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning B465

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 5.88913E-05
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning Flightline

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.000103

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H01

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.00282979

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H02

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.001703956

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H03

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.003076146

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H04

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.015778147

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H05

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.000211074

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H07

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.00280229

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H08

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.002559825

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H09

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.007388909

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H10

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.005486797

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H11

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.021200857

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H12

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.000675304
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H13

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.007409509

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H14

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.004485645

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H15

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.00681189

417 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning H16

cleaning of aerospace components 

after machining; cleaning to remove 

protective oils, dirt, or other 2 250

Total cleaning solvent usage varies 

greatly depending on the task 

requiring the solvent. An estimate of 

2 hours per day is an estimate only. 

The actual hours of operation for 

cleaning activities are not tracked 

individually, so no data is available 

for E3 Fugitive 0.007921939

418 BE Aerospace / SMR Technologies Solvent Cleaning Building1

prepare articles for additional 

fabrication 16 260 Keep containers covered E3 Fugitive 5.588

429 The Boeing Company - C-17 Facility Solvent Cleaning B52-DMS2458 Surface Wipe Cleaning 16 365 E3 Fugitive 0.0024

429 The Boeing Company - C-17 Facility Solvent Cleaning B54 - DMS2458 Surface Wipe Cleaning 16 365 E3 Fugitive 0.04605

429 The Boeing Company - C-17 Facility Solvent Cleaning B58-DMS2458 Clean Parts for Assembly 9 298 Rags/solvents in closed containers

Vented in the same manner as paint 

booth coating opeations E3 Point 0.00175

429 The Boeing Company - C-17 Facility Solvent Cleaning B59-DMS2458 Clean Parts for Assembly 9 208 Rags/solvents in closed containers

Vented in the same manner as paint 

booth coating opeations E3 Point 0.0021

430 Wright-Patterson AFB Solvent Cleaning 4024 Handwiping of aerospace components 2 60

Primary handwiping is acetone; a 

small amount of polyeurathane was 

used in 2008. E3 Fugitive 0.000001643

438

Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (Ault 

Field) Solvent Cleaning FSCO-112-01 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.029564163

438

Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (Ault 

Field) Solvent Cleaning FSCO-2544-01 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.043751823

438

Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (Ault 

Field) Solvent Cleaning FSCO-2642-01 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.066382077

438

Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (Ault 

Field) Solvent Cleaning FSCO-2681-01 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.028242556

438

Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (Ault 

Field) Solvent Cleaning FSCO-2699-01 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.033683875

438

Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (Ault 

Field) Solvent Cleaning FSCO-2699-01_11 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.028514119

438

Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (Ault 

Field) Solvent Cleaning FSCO-2737-01 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.042831526

438

Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (Ault 

Field) Solvent Cleaning FSCO-386-01 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.119020047

438

Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (Ault 

Field) Solvent Cleaning FSCO-410-01

cleaning of aerospace components for 

inspection, and coating 16 250

all cleaners are composition 

compliant; usage locations prorated 

based on hangar square footage. E3 Fugitive 0.132009812

446

Alabama Aircraft Industries Incorporated - 

Birmingham Solvent Cleaning Paint hangar clean prior to paint 2 15 E3 Fugitive 0.7145

447

Boeing Commercial Airplanes Fabrication 

Division Solvent Cleaning 24-50 Hand wipe cleaning 24 365 Assume 50% went to waste E3 Fugitive 0.1605

447

Boeing Commercial Airplanes Fabrication 

Division Solvent Cleaning 24-50 Paint Booth Paint gun cleaning 24 365 N/A Minimize atomizing/recycling Assume 50% evaporation E3 Point 0.049

447

Boeing Commercial Airplanes Fabrication 

Division Solvent Cleaning 24-60 Hand wipe cleaning 24 365 Assume 50% went to waste E3 Fugitive 0.0175

447

Boeing Commercial Airplanes Fabrication 

Division Solvent Cleaning 24-60 Paint Booth Paint gun cleaning 24 365 N/A Minimize atomizing/recycling Assume 50% evaporation E3 Point 0.156

450 Raytheon Integrated Air Defense Center Solvent Cleaning Hampshire Building Clean after coating and touch-up work. 16 260

Includes fugitives sources from 

cleaning operations of aerospace 

components in Hampshire Building. E3 Fugitive 0.03285

450 Raytheon Integrated Air Defense Center Solvent Cleaning SC Indoor Paint Spray Booth 1 Clean after coating and touch-up work. 16 260

Good housekeeping and only using the 

amount appropriate for the job.

Vents through Indoor Paint Spray 

Booth 1 E3 Point 0.000159619

450 Raytheon Integrated Air Defense Center Solvent Cleaning SC Indoor Paint Spray Booth 2 Clean after coating and touch-up work. 16 260

Good housekeeping and only using the 

amount appropriate for the job.

Vents through Indoor Paint Spray 

Booth 2 E3 Point 0.000159619

450 Raytheon Integrated Air Defense Center Solvent Cleaning SC Indoor Paint Spray Booth 3 Clean after coating and touch-up work. 16 260

Good housekeeping and only using the 

amount appropriate for the job.

Vents through Indoor Paint Spray 

Booth 3 E3 Point 0.000390981

450 Raytheon Integrated Air Defense Center Solvent Cleaning SC Indoor Paint Spray Booth 4 Clean after coating and touch-up work. 16 260

Good housekeeping and only using the 

amount appropriate for the job.

Vents through Indoor Paint Spray 

Booth 4 E3 Point 0.000390981

450 Raytheon Integrated Air Defense Center Solvent Cleaning SC Indoor Paint Spray Booth 5 Clean after coating and touch-up work. 16 260

Good housekeeping and only using the 

amount appropriate for the job.

Vents through Indoor Paint Spray 

Booth 5 E3 Point 0.000390981

450 Raytheon Integrated Air Defense Center Solvent Cleaning SC Indoor Paint Spray Booth 6 Clean after coating and touch-up work. 16 260

Good housekeeping and only using the 

amount appropriate for the job.

Vents through Indoor Paint Spray 

Booth 6 E3 Point 0.000390981

450 Raytheon Integrated Air Defense Center Solvent Cleaning SC Indoor Paint Stencil Booth 1 Clean after coating and touch-up work. 16 260

Good housekeeping and only using the 

amount appropriate for the job.

Vents through Indoor Paint Stencil 

Booth 1 E3 Point 5.5613E-05

450 Raytheon Integrated Air Defense Center Solvent Cleaning SC Indoor Paint Stencil Booth 2 Clean after coating and touch-up work. 16 260

Good housekeeping and only using the 

amount appropriate for the job.

Vents through Indoor Paint Stencil 

Booth 2 E3 Point 5.5613E-05

450 Raytheon Integrated Air Defense Center Solvent Cleaning SC Indoor Paint Stencil Booth 3 Clean after coating and touch-up work. 16 260

Good housekeeping and only using the 

amount appropriate for the job.

Vents through Indoor Paint Stencil 

Booth 3 E3 Point 5.5613E-05

450 Raytheon Integrated Air Defense Center Solvent Cleaning Suffolk Building Clean after coating and touch-up work. 16 260

Includes fugitives sources from 

cleaning operations of aerospace 

components in Suffolk Building. E3 Fugitive 0.0004685

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 1 16 E3 Fugitive 0.0022

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 14 16 E3 Fugitive 0.1028

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 2 16 E3 Fugitive 0.0022

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 3 16 E3 Fugitive 0.0022
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 4 16 E3 Fugitive 0.0022

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 5A 16 E3 Fugitive 0.0022

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 5D 16 E3 Fugitive 0.0022

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 6 16 E3 Fugitive 0.0022

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 6F 16 E3 Fugitive 0.0022

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 6G 16 E3 Fugitive 0.0022

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 7 16 E3 Fugitive 0.1028

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 7A 16 E3 Fugitive 0.0022

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 8 16 E3 Fugitive 0.0022

453 Learjet, Inc Solvent Cleaning Building 9 16 E3 Fugitive 0.1028

455 US Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Solvent Cleaning AS-3900

Solvent cleaning operations include 

paint gun cleaning and handwipe 

cleaning 8 260

Solvent cleaning operations include 

paint gun cleaning and handwipe 

cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.043753511

455 US Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Solvent Cleaning AS-3905

Solvent cleaning operations include 

paint gun cleaning and handwipe 

cleaning 8 260

Solvent cleaning operations include 

paint gun cleaning and handwipe 

cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.01454418

455 US Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Solvent Cleaning AS-4093

Solvent cleaning operations include 

handwipe cleaning 8 260

Solvent cleaning operations include 

handwipe cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.00207711

455 US Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Solvent Cleaning AS-4100

Solvent cleaning operations include 

handwipe cleaning 8 260

Solvent cleaning operations include 

handwipe cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.00207711

455 US Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Solvent Cleaning AS-4106

Solvent cleaning operations include 

paint gun cleaning and handwipe 

cleaning 8 260

Solvent cleaning operations include 

paint gun cleaning and handwipe 

cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.014890836

455 US Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Solvent Cleaning AS-4108

Solvent cleaning operations include 

handwipe cleaning 8 260

Solvent cleaning operations include 

handwipe cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.01177029

455 US Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Solvent Cleaning AS-4188

Solvent cleaning operations include 

handwipe cleaning 8 260

Solvent cleaning operations include 

handwipe cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.00069237

455 US Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Solvent Cleaning AS-504

Solvent cleaning operations include 

handwipe cleaning 8 260

Solvent cleaning operations include 

handwipe cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.01658579

455 US Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Solvent Cleaning AS-515

Solvent cleaning operations include 

handwipe cleaning 8 260

Solvent cleaning operations include 

handwipe cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.033404987

455 US Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Solvent Cleaning AS-518

Solvent cleaning operations include 

paint gun cleaning and handwipe 

cleaning 8 260

Solvent cleaning operations include 

paint gun cleaning and handwipe 

cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.01821692

455 US Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Solvent Cleaning AS-840

Solvent cleaning operations include 

paint gun cleaning and handwipe 

cleaning 8 260

Solvent cleaning operations include 

paint gun cleaning and handwipe 

cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.0999885

458 Middle River Aircraft Systems Solvent Cleaning A Aerospace part preparation 16 320

The facility utilizes Tolu-Sol, IPA, and 

acetone to clean aerospace parts. 

Tolu-Sol which is used the least, is 

the only product that contains HAPs 

(toluene and xylene). E3 Fugitive 0.001453333

458 Middle River Aircraft Systems Solvent Cleaning B Aerospace part preparation 16 320 E3 Fugitive 0.001453333

458 Middle River Aircraft Systems Solvent Cleaning C Aerospace part preparation 16 320 E3 Fugitive 0.001453333

460 NORDAM Repair Division Solvent Cleaning Garnett Facility Adhesive removal and parts wipedown. 12 365 E3 Fugitive 0.08

460 NORDAM Repair Division Solvent Cleaning Pine Facility Adhesive removal and parts wipedown. 12 365 E3 Fugitive 0.086

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning 3-07, # 1DD & #2 paint gun cleaning 16 365

Follow paint gun cleaning standards in 40 

CFR 63.744 (c) & (d).

Paint booth data presented for one 

of 2 booths and a representative 

stack (if multiple stacks) since 

solvent usage is tracked by paint 

shop, not by booth. E3 Point 0.1489918

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning 3-12, #3 & 1 Booths paint gun cleaning 16 365

Follow paint gun cleaning standards in 40 

CFR 63.744 (c) & (d).

Paint booth data presented for one 

of 2 similar booths and a 

representative stack (if multiple 

stacks) since solvent usage is tracked 

by paint shop, not by booth. E3 Point 0.0787267

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning 3-25 paint gun cleaning 16 365

Follow paint gun cleaning standards in 40 

CFR 63.744 (c) & (d). E3 Point 0.3758903

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning 3-73, North, South paint gun cleaning 16 365

Follow paint gun cleaning standards in 40 

CFR 63.744 (c) & (d).

Paint booth data presented for one 

of 2 similar booths and a 

representative stack (if multiple 

stacks) since solvent usage is tracked 

by paint shop, not by booth. E3 Point 0.87682205

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning 3-80, #2 Bay paint gun cleaning 16 365

Follow paint gun cleaning standards in 40 

CFR 63.744 (c) & (d). E3 Point 0.318223

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning 3-80, #3 & 4 Bays paint gun cleaning 16 365

Follow paint gun cleaning standards in 40 

CFR 63.744 (c) & (d).

Paint booth data presented for one 

of 2 similar booths and a 

representative stack (if multiple 

stacks) since solvent usage is tracked 

by paint shop, not by booth. E3 Point 0.63644595

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning 3-B3, #4, 2, 3, & 5 paint gun cleaning 16 365

Follow paint gun cleaning standards in 40 

CFR 63.744 (c) & (d).

Paint booth data presented for one 

of 4 similar booths and a 

representative stack (if multiple 

stacks) since solvent usage is tracked 

by paint shop, not by booth. E3 Point 0.1848234

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning Buiding 3-60 hand wipe cleaning 16 365

Where usage is tracked for a group 

of nearby buildings, building data is 

presented for the largest building by 

size and emissions E3 Fugitive 0.00468475

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning Buidings 3-06 & 3-07 hand wipe cleaning 16 365

Where usage is tracked for a group 

of nearby buildings, building data is 

presented for the largest building by 

size and emissions E3 Fugitive 0.00837165

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning Building 3-25 hand wipe cleaning 16 365

Where usage is tracked for a group 

of nearby buildings, building data is 

presented for the largest building by 

size and emissions E3 Fugitive 0.025981

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning Building 3-57 hand wipe cleaning 16 365

Where usage is tracked for a group 

of nearby buildings, building data is 

presented for the largest building by 

size and emissions E3 Fugitive 0.0065986
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning Buildings 3-29, 3-31 & 3-32 hand wipe cleaning 16 365

Where usage is tracked for a group 

of nearby buildings, building data is 

presented for the largest building by 

size and emissions E3 Fugitive 0.0118849

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning Buildings 3-61 & 3-92 hand wipe cleaning 16 365

Where usage is tracked for a group 

of nearby buildings, building data is 

presented for the largest building by 

size and emissions E3 Fugitive 0.0210965

473

The Boeing Company, Defense, Space & 

Security, Rotorcraft Programs, 

Philadelphia Solvent Cleaning Buildings 3-62, 3-95 & 3-96 hand wipe cleaning 16 365

Where usage is tracked for a group 

of nearby buildings, building data is 

presented for the largest building by 

size and emissions E3 Fugitive 0.0048214

477 General Electric Aviation Solvent Cleaning Braze Room Clean parts prior to brazing 16 250 None Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable

Very small quantities used - applied only by 

squirt bottle to flush part.

Point source emissions only - Braze 

Room vented to gooseneck stack E3 Point 0.006735

477 General Electric Aviation Solvent Cleaning Building 64

Proceco Washer to clean aerospace 

parts 16 250

Fugitive source only - washer vented 

inside E3 Fugitive 0.04482

477 General Electric Aviation Solvent Cleaning Spray Gun Cleaner, 32-18 Clean paint spray guns 2 250 None Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable

Cleaner used only in enclosed spray gun 

cleaner operated in accordance with 

63.744(c)(1)

Point source emissions only - spray 

gun cleaner in hood vented to stack. E3 Point 0.02388

483 Marine Corps Air Station - Cherry Point Solvent Cleaning 130

O-level surface prep prior to adhesive 

bonding or touch-up corrosion control 10 250 E3 Fugitive 0.004034455

483 Marine Corps Air Station - Cherry Point Solvent Cleaning 1665

O-level surface prep prior to adhesive 

bonding or touch-up corrosion control 10 250 E3 Fugitive 0.001455982

483 Marine Corps Air Station - Cherry Point Solvent Cleaning 1667

O-level surface prep prior to adhesive 

bonding or touch-up corrosion control 10 250 E3 Fugitive 0.00301592

483 Marine Corps Air Station - Cherry Point Solvent Cleaning 1700

O-level surface prep prior to adhesive 

bonding or touch-up corrosion control 10 250 E3 Fugitive 0.073712409

483 Marine Corps Air Station - Cherry Point Solvent Cleaning 1701

O-level surface prep prior to adhesive 

bonding or touch-up corrosion control 10 250 E3 Fugitive 0.045990296

483 Marine Corps Air Station - Cherry Point Solvent Cleaning 250M

I-level surface prep prior to adhesive 

bonding or corrosion control 10 250 E3 Fugitive 0.163726572

483 Marine Corps Air Station - Cherry Point Solvent Cleaning 250N

O-level surface prep prior to adhesive 

bonding or touch-up corrosion control 10 250 E3 Fugitive 0.022490013

483 Marine Corps Air Station - Cherry Point Solvent Cleaning 3998

O-level surface prep prior to adhesive 

bonding or touch-up corrosion control 10 250 E3 Fugitive 0.00453314

486 GE Engine Services, LLC Solvent Cleaning Building 5 Flush Cleaning 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.5625

486 GE Engine Services, LLC Solvent Cleaning Building 5_2 Flush Cleaning 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.098

486 GE Engine Services, LLC Solvent Cleaning Building 5_3 Paint Gun Cleaner 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.0055

486 GE Engine Services, LLC Solvent Cleaning Building 5_4 Paint Gun Cleaner 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.0055

487 Rolls-Royce Corporation Solvent Cleaning Dept. 0582 cleaning Parts cleaning and epoxy removal 1 N/A Keep containers closed E3 Point 0.383755

487 Rolls-Royce Corporation Solvent Cleaning Plant 5

Handwipe cleaning and paint gun 

cleaning E3 Fugitive 0.55819

490 El Segundo Solvent Cleaning 202 Hand wipe cleaning 8 250 E3 Fugitive 4.80009E-06

490 El Segundo Solvent Cleaning 902 Hand wipe cleaning 16 250 E3 Fugitive 1.525359861

490 El Segundo Solvent Cleaning 905 Hand wipe cleaning 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.000167764

490 El Segundo Solvent Cleaning 915 Hand wipe cleaning 16 250 E3 Fugitive 3.59778E-05

490 El Segundo Solvent Cleaning 923 Hand wipe cleaning 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.196423969

494 Spirit AeroSystems Solvent Cleaning B001 Solvent wipe and paint gun cleaning 8 240 E3 Fugitive 0.172

494 Spirit AeroSystems Solvent Cleaning B003 Solvent wipe and paint gun cleaning 16 240 E3 Fugitive 0.2095

494 Spirit AeroSystems Solvent Cleaning B004 Solvent wipe 16 240

MEK and (2-)Butanol are purchased 

as a solvent blend, and the resultant 

blend has a vapor pressure of 36 

mm Hg. E3 Fugitive 0.0035

494 Spirit AeroSystems Solvent Cleaning B604 Solvent wipe 8 240 E3 Fugitive 0.096

494 Spirit AeroSystems Solvent Cleaning B605 Solvent wipe and paint gun cleaning 16 240

MEK and (2-)Butanol are purchased 

as a solvent blend, and the resultant 

blend has a vapor pressure of 36 

mm Hg. E3 Fugitive 0.1685

494 Spirit AeroSystems Solvent Cleaning B609 Solvent wipe 16 240 E3 Fugitive 0.0135

494 Spirit AeroSystems Solvent Cleaning B610 Solvent wipe and paint gun cleaning 16 240 E3 Fugitive 1.1925

5010 Alliant Techsystems Aerospace Structures Solvent Cleaning D-14 mandrel prep room

Clean and prepare Mandrels to receive 

prepreg material 4 250 E3 Point 0.000435

5010 Alliant Techsystems Aerospace Structures Solvent Cleaning B-14

keep foreign objects out of our 

products 8 260 E3 Fugitive 0.00322

5010 Alliant Techsystems Aerospace Structures Solvent Cleaning C-14

keep foreign objects out of our 

products 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.000435

5010 Alliant Techsystems Aerospace Structures Solvent Cleaning H-10

keep foreign objects out of our 

products 17 260 E3 Fugitive 0.003985

5012 ATK Launch Systems, Promontory Solvent Cleaning H-6 Cleaning of aerospace parts 0 260 E3 Fugitive 0.028

5013 ATK Launch Systems, Bacchus Solvent Cleaning 2471 Degrease insulator 0 12 E3 Fugitive 0.092

5017 GKN WESTLAND AEROSPACE, INC. Solvent Cleaning Main plant

Demolding and cleaning in general 

composite work practice. Fugitive HAP 

emissions shown below are f 16 300

The main plant is a single structure 

of approximate dimensions 848 ft L x 

600 ft W x 26 ft H. Latitude 

32.28588 and Longitude -85.53185 

is at the centroid of this main 

building. E3 Fugitive 1.650366103

5017 GKN WESTLAND AEROSPACE, INC. Solvent Cleaning Main plant_1

Demolding and cleaning in general 

composite work practice. Fugitive HAP 

emissions shown below are f 16 300

The main plant is a single structure 

of approximate dimensions 848 ft L x 

600 ft W x 26 ft H. Latitude 

32.28588 and Longitude -85.53185 

is at the centroid of this main 

building. E3 Fugitive 0.071925555

5017 GKN WESTLAND AEROSPACE, INC. Solvent Cleaning Main plant_2

Demolding and cleaning in general 

composite work practice. Fugitive HAP 

emissions shown below are f 16 300

The main plant is a single structure 

of approximate dimensions 848 ft L x 

600 ft W x 26 ft H. Latitude 

32.28588 and Longitude -85.53185 

is at the centroid of this main 

building. E3 Fugitive 0.069147302
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

5017 GKN WESTLAND AEROSPACE, INC. Solvent Cleaning Paint Booth General Cleaning and Wiping 

Paint booth general cleaning and 

wiping. 10 300

Point source cleaner #1: 2,670 

gallons of CGC111-5 KLEAN-STRIP 

GUN CLEANER (GKN Part No # CGC 

111-5). Note: All 4 paint booths are 

located adjacent to each other; 

hence their Lat and Long coordinates 

are approximately the same. E3 Point 4.089188227

5017 GKN WESTLAND AEROSPACE, INC. Solvent Cleaning Paint Booth General Cleaning and Wiping _1

Paint booth general cleaning and 

wiping. 10 300

Point source cleaner #2: 227 gallons 

of LEKSOL CLEANING SOLVENT (GKN 

Part No # R12189-0140). Note: All 4 

paint booths are located adjacent to 

each other; hence their Lat and Long 

coordinates are approximately the 

same. E3 Point 0.012502479

5017 GKN WESTLAND AEROSPACE, INC. Solvent Cleaning Paint Booth General Cleaning and Wiping _2

Paint booth general cleaning and 

wiping. 10 300

Point source cleaner #3: 16 gallons 

of ESG14 SPRAY GUN CLEANER (GKN 

Part No # GKNAL-71387-0001). 

Note: All 4 paint booths are located 

adjacent to each other; hence their 

Lat and Long coordinates are 

approximately the same. E3 Point 0.0560784

5019 NASA Ellington Field Solvent Cleaning E135 cleaning parts 0 260 E3 Fugitive 0.01548

5019 NASA Ellington Field Solvent Cleaning E150 cleaning parts 0 260 E3 Fugitive 0.00223

5019 NASA Ellington Field Solvent Cleaning E276 cleaning parts 0 260 E3 Fugitive 0.01494

5019 NASA Ellington Field Solvent Cleaning E990 cleaning parts 0 260 E3 Fugitive 0.000115

5020 NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Solvent Cleaning B9 parts cleaning 1 50 E3 Fugitive 0.03576

5021

Kaman Aerospace Corporation, Precision 

Products Division Solvent Cleaning Conformal Coating Machine

Part of process that coats printed 

circuit boards 2 208 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a E3 Point 0.000684

5021

Kaman Aerospace Corporation, Precision 

Products Division Solvent Cleaning Passivation Room Clean armament fuses 1 104 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

The pail is covered and located in an empty 

cold cleaning machine with a cover. n/a E3 Point 0.009746541

5021

Kaman Aerospace Corporation, Precision 

Products Division Solvent Cleaning Wash Room Clean armament fuses 1 104 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

The beakers in the ultrasonic cleaning device 

are covered and are emptied after use. n/a E3 Point 0.011156418

5027

SAINT-GOBAIN PERFORMANCE PLASTICS 

CORPORATION Solvent Cleaning Main Building - Layup

Hand-wiping with rags to prepare a 

mold for layup use 1 275

composition of ethylbenzene is 0.1-

1%wt;

composition of xylene is 3% wt E3 Fugitive 0.015

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1361

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.02156375

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1361-A

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. 0.02156375

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1361-B

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. 0.02156375

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1361-C

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. 0.02156375

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1361-D

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. 0.02156375

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1361-E

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. 0.02156375

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1361-F

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. 0.02156375

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1361-G

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. 0.02156375

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1361-H

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. 0.02156375

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1361-I

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. 0.02156375

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1361-J

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. 0.02156375

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1361-K

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. 0.02156375

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1812

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.0125

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1813

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.017005

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 1814

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.017005

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2505

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.012755
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2506

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.027005

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2522

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.00089

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2550

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.04326

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2551

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.37808

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2552

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.456095

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2553

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.002

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2554

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.002

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2555

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.05306

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2556

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.002

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2557

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.03001

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2578

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.011

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning 2579

Hand-wipe cleaning of parts and paint 

gun cleaning. 16 365 NONE

Solvent laden rags placed in enclosed 

containers; solvent vats and containers are 

kept closed when not in use. E3 Point 0.021005

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning Building B-1 Hand-wipe cleaning of parts 16 365 E3 Fugitive 0.08533

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning Building B-25 Hand-wipe cleaning of parts 16 365 E3 Fugitive 0.00455

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning Building B-3 Hand-wipe cleaning of parts 16 365 E3 Fugitive 0.036005

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning Building L-10 Hand-wipe cleaning of parts 16 365 E3 Fugitive 0.00552

506

U.S. Air Force Plant 6 Lockheed Martin 

Aeronautics Company Solvent Cleaning Building L-64 Hand-wipe cleaning of parts 16 365 E3 Fugitive 0.002

513 GKN Aerospace - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning BF-001-03 (Building 1) Handwipe Cleaning of Aerospace parts 24 7 2010 DATA E3 Fugitive 0.4525

513 GKN Aerospace - St. Louis Solvent Cleaning BF-002-03 (Building 2) Handwipe Cleaning of Aerospace parts 24 7 2010 DATA E3 Fugitive 1.83175

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning ANNEX Parts cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.084889468

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning B1 Parts cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.437357018

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning B16 Parts cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.096147723

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning B19 Parts cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.006018165

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning B20 Parts cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.004795477

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning B3 Parts cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.019372456

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning B4 Parts cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.059832308

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning B41 Parts cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.109355134

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning B5 Parts cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.382228883

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning B59 Parts cleaning 8 200 E3 Fugitive 0.00050813

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning G10 Part cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.195884115

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning G12 Part cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.22306907

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning G15 Part cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.000428735

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning G2 Part cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.187468212

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning G20 Part cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.00254065

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning G30 Part cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.03252032

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning G31 Part cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.04674796

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning G33 Part cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.097624476

520 Rohr, Inc. Solvent Cleaning G37 Part cleaning 8 200 E3 Point 0.01880081

524 GE Aviation, Evendale Solvent Cleaning Bldg. 700 Hand-wipe cleaning 16 250

1. All but one of the HAP-containing solvents 

have been eliminated from this process.

>97% of Handwipe-cleaning is now 

performed using HAP-free solvents, 

such as acetone and isopropanol. E3 Fugitive 0.095

525

NAVFAC Washington, PWD South 

Potomac, Naval Support Facility Indian 

Head Solvent Cleaning PAINT-1134-HW

Cleaning of aerospace components and 

booth cleanup 0 7 E3 Fugitive 0.01549

525

NAVFAC Washington, PWD South 

Potomac, Naval Support Facility Indian 

Head Solvent Cleaning PAINT-717-HW

Cleaning of aerospace components and 

booth cleanup 0 20 E3 Fugitive 0.001525

529

United States Army Garrison Fort 

Wainwright, Alaska Solvent Cleaning 1557

General cleaning to remove protective 

films. 2 200 N/A E3 Fugitive 0.002035

529

United States Army Garrison Fort 

Wainwright, Alaska Solvent Cleaning 2077

General cleaning before bonding to 

remove protective films. 2 200 N/A E3 Fugitive 0.02233

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning 17-06 Wipe solvent cleaning 24 308

Work stoppage in 2008 resulted in 

<365 days of operation. E3 Fugitive 0.32

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning 17-07 Wipe solvent cleaning 24 308

Work stoppage in 2008 resulted in 

<365 days of operation. E3 Fugitive 0.103

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning 17-10 Wipe solvent cleaning 24 308

Work stoppage in 2008 resulted in 

<365 days of operation. E3 Fugitive 0.02539

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning 17-45 Wipe solvent cleaning 24 308

Work stoppage in 2008 resulted in 

<365 days of operation. E3 Fugitive 0.368239841

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning 17-62 Wipe solvent cleaning 24 308

Work stoppage in 2008 resulted in 

<365 days of operation. E3 Fugitive 0.020000176

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning 17-68 Wipe solvent cleaning 24 308

Work stoppage in 2008 resulted in 

<365 days of operation. E3 Fugitive 0.019000241
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0010695

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 11 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.328

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0010851

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 3 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.002255

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0012355

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 20 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.442025

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0012356

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 19 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.442025

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0013305

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 19 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.328

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0013306

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 19 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.328

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0013307

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 19 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.328

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0013308

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 19 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.328

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0014720

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 16 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.00297

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A003806

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 14 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.0058

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0055223

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 14 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.00297

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0055224

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 15 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.00297

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0055225

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 10 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.00297

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0055226

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 6 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.00297

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0056540

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 5 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.0133
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0056541

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 1 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.0133

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0058303

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 13 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.02935

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0058305

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 14 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.0544

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0059271

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 9 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.0133

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A0059822

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 11 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.00045

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A006765

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 15 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.030125

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A006766

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 15 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.030125

532 Boeing Auburn Solvent Cleaning A006783

Spray gun cleaning & wipe solvent 

cleaning 17 308

Solvents are stored in a manner compliant 

with ANESHAP requirements; use of closed 

containers for storing and disposal of VOCcontaining wastes.

Please see comments about this 

stack on B-1. Emissions are biased 

high because we are assuming 100% 

volatilization of HAPs from solvents 

and that none were disposed of as 

hazardous waste. E3 Point 0.1092

545 Edwards Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 8010-00-181-8079 Poly Thinner

Wipe down equipment using rags with 

Chemical listed in Process Identification 

above 127187 Carbon Adsorption 0.9 NA Yes NA

VOC-Free Gun Cleaning Equipment Used 

First E3 Point 0.006383336

545 Edwards Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 8010-01-168-0684 Thinner

Wipe down equipment using rags with 

Chemical listed in Process Identification 

above 127187 Carbon Adsorption 0.9 NA Yes NA

VOC-Free Gun Cleaning Equipment Used 

First E3 Point 0.000667264

58 Triumph Aerostructures, LLC Solvent Cleaning Building 2A

Hand-wipe cleaning of aircraft 

structural components during assembly 

operations 16 325

Only one (1) cleaning solvent 

currently used contains HAP. E3 Fugitive 0.2645

58 Triumph Aerostructures, LLC Solvent Cleaning Maskant Spray Gun Cleaning Cleaning of maskant spray guns 1 50 N/A

Volatile materials are stored in closed 

containers when not in use. Total of six (6) stacks E3 Point 0.299

600 US Airways, Inc. - CLT (Charlotte, NC) Solvent Cleaning ES-6 Final wash 1 365

Keep containers closed and dirty/oily rags 

put in closed containers. E3 Point 0.0045

600 US Airways, Inc. - CLT (Charlotte, NC) Solvent Cleaning Heavy Maintance Hanger clean/degrease/strip 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.003749325

600 US Airways, Inc. - CLT (Charlotte, NC) Solvent Cleaning Line Maintenance Hangar clean/degrease/strip 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.00192625

600 US Airways, Inc. - CLT (Charlotte, NC) Solvent Cleaning PB1 one spray gun - cleaning 1 365

Keep containers closed and dirty/oily rags 

put in closed containers. E3 Point 0.11256

600 US Airways, Inc. - CLT (Charlotte, NC) Solvent Cleaning PB-2 one spray gun - cleaning 1 365

Keep containers closed and dirty/oily rags 

put in closed containers. E3 Point 0.05628

600 US Airways, Inc. - CLT (Charlotte, NC) Solvent Cleaning PB3&4 two spray guns - cleaning 2 365

Keep containers closed and dirty/oily rags 

put in closed containers. E3 Point 0.11256

6001 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning Main Facility Washing of aircraft or aircraft parts 24 365

Xylene is a component of the 

solution in one of the parts washer 

units. Unit is used on average 1 

hour, 5 days a week. Other cleaning 

operations utilize non-HAP solvents 

such as Acetone or Isopropanol. E3 Fugitive 0.000241

6001 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning P13 (SC013)

Cleaning of aircraft parts and finish 

spray equipment 20 298

Place used solvent laden rags in closed 

containers on completion of use, store fresh 

and spent solvents in closed containers, 

handle solvents in a manner to minimize 

spills, clean paint guns by disassembly and 

soaking parts in closed container E3 Point 1.13405

6002 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning Main Building

(1) cleaning of aerospace components 

to remove sealant, oils, grease, grime 

(2) paint gun cleaning ( 20 365 E3 Fugitive 0.238

6002 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning Woodshop

(1) cleaning of aerospace components 

to remove sealant, oils, grease, grime

(2) paint gun cleaning ( 20 365 E3 Fugitive 0.238

6003 Dallas Love Field Solvent Cleaning MISC-1 Spot cleaning of planes 10 300

Spot cleaning of aircraft in hangers 

at the site E3 Fugitive 0.42844
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

6004 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning Building A

(1) cleaning of aerospace vehicles, 

components, and interior furniture to 

remove sealant, oils, grea 20 300

(1) All cleaning of aerospace vehicles 

and components accomplished using 

acetone and/or isopropyl alcohol, 

which contain no HAPs.

(2) 1.6 gallons of Picrin (100% 

Trichloroethylene) used for cleaning 

upholstery E3 Fugitive 0.00965

6004 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning Hangar D

(1) cleaning of aerospace vehicles, 

components, and interior furniture to 

remove sealant, oils, grea 20 300

All cleaning of aerospace vehicles 

and components accomplished using 

acetone and/or isopropyl alcohol, 

which contain no HAPs. Processing 

of acrylic plastic components done 

with minimal use of solvent. E3 Fugitive 0.005495

6005 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning Building B

(1) cleaning of aerospace composite 

parts and interior furniture 

components to remove sealant, oils, 20 260 E3 Fugitive 0.536

6005 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning Building H

(1) cleaning of aerospace components 

to remove sealant, oils, grease, grime

(2) paint gun cleaning 20 300 E3 Fugitive 0.2965

6005 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning Building O

(1) cleaning of aerospace composite 

parts and interior furniture 

components to remove sealant, oils, 20 260 E3 Fugitive 2.624425

6005 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning Building S

(1) cleaning of aerospace vehicles, 

components to remove sealant, oils, 

grease, grime (2) cleaning o 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.2225

6005 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning Building X

(1) cleaning of aerospace vehicles, 

components, and interior furniture to 

remove sealant, oils, grea 20 300 E3 Fugitive 0.0185

6005 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning Main Building A

(1) cleaning of aerospace components 

to remove sealant, oils, grease, grime 20 300 E3 Fugitive 0.6115

6005 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning RDC

(1) cleaning of miscellaneous aerospace 

parts as part of R & D activities 10 365 E3 Fugitive 0.0035

6005 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning SC04 paint gun cleaning 20 300

place used solvent laden rags in closed 

containers on completion of use, store fresh 

and spent solvents in closed containers, 

handle solvents in a manner to minimize 

spills, clean paint guns by disassembly and 

soaking parts in closed container E3 Point 1.052134

6005 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning SC16 glue equipment cleaning 20 300

place used solvent laden rags in closed 

containers on completion of use, store fresh 

and spent solvents in closed containers, 

handle solvents in a manner to minimize 

spills, clean spray equipment by disassembly 

and soaking parts in closed container

solvent cleaning to support 

upholstery shop E3 Point 0.399

6005 Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Solvent Cleaning Service Center 

(1) cleaning of aerospace vehicles, 

components, and interior furniture to 

remove sealant, oils, grea 24 365 E3 Fugitive 0.9165

602

US Airways Maintenance and Technical 

Operations Center Solvent Cleaning PHX-HGR surface cleaning/prep 8 365 E3 Fugitive 0.01885

603

US Airways Pittsburgh International 

Airport Solvent Cleaning SSB-13-1

Drying oven for painted or cleaned 

parts 16 260 E3 Point 0.0018997

603

US Airways Pittsburgh International 

Airport Solvent Cleaning SSB-13-2

Drying oven for painted or cleaned 

parts 16 260 E3 Point 0.0018997

603

US Airways Pittsburgh International 

Airport Solvent Cleaning SSB-13-3

Drying oven for painted or cleaned 

parts 16 260 E3 Point 0.0018997

603

US Airways Pittsburgh International 

Airport Solvent Cleaning SSB-13-4

Drying oven for painted or cleaned 

parts 16 260 E3 Point 0.0018997

603

US Airways Pittsburgh International 

Airport Solvent Cleaning SSB-4-B Fiberglass Table 8 260 E3 Point 0.0023775

603

US Airways Pittsburgh International 

Airport Solvent Cleaning SSB-6-B Spray booth/spray gun cleaning 8 365 E3 Point and E4 0.0024978

630 Ametek Rotron, Inc. Solvent Cleaning P-2 (Stator Cleaning) Remove residual varnish from stators. 8 260 E3 Point 0.705

630 Ametek Rotron, Inc. Solvent Cleaning P-3 (Parts Washing Station)

Rust inhibitor used at aqueous washing 

station. 4 260 Tank is covered while not in use. E3 Point 0.00585

634 U.S. Naval Station Mayport Solvent Cleaning 1343

Handwipe and flush cleaning of various 

aircraft and aircraft components. 8 250 No Comments. E3 Fugitive 0.13604625

634 U.S. Naval Station Mayport Solvent Cleaning 1552

Handwipe and flush cleaning of various 

aircraft and aircraft components. 8 250 No Comments. E3 Fugitive 0.08400865

634 U.S. Naval Station Mayport Solvent Cleaning 1553

Handwipe and flush cleaning of various 

aircraft and aircraft components. 1 250 No Comments. E3 Fugitive 0.01860665

644 Pratt & Whitney AutoAir, Inc. Solvent Cleaning Plant 1 Removal of bonding inhibitants 8 230 E3 Fugitive 0.066

644 Pratt & Whitney AutoAir, Inc. Solvent Cleaning Plant 2 Removal of bonding inhibitants 9 230 E3 Fugitive 0.0825

644 Pratt & Whitney AutoAir, Inc. Solvent Cleaning Plant 3 Removal of bonding inhibitants 9 230 E3 Fugitive 0.0825

65 Hawker Beechcraft Corporation Solvent Cleaning Building 46 Hand-Wipe Cleaning

Clean Parts Prior to Painting or Priming. 

After Sanding. 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.70025

65 Hawker Beechcraft Corporation Solvent Cleaning Building 82 Hand-Wipe Cleaning

Clean Parts Prior to Bonding, or 

Sealing. 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.07

65 Hawker Beechcraft Corporation Solvent Cleaning Building 83 Hand-Wipe Cleaning

Clean Parts Prior to Bonding, or 

Sealing. 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.07

65 Hawker Beechcraft Corporation Solvent Cleaning Building 84 Hand-Wipe Cleaning

Clean Parts Prior to Bonding, or 

Sealing. 16 250 E3 Fugitive 0.07

65 Hawker Beechcraft Corporation Solvent Cleaning Building 90 Hand-Wipe Cleaning

Clean Parts Prior to Painting, Priming, 

Bonding, or Sealing. After Sanding. 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.2101

65 Hawker Beechcraft Corporation Solvent Cleaning Building 94 Hand-Wipe Cleaning

Clean Parts Prior to Adhesive 

Applications. 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.14005

65 Hawker Beechcraft Corporation Solvent Cleaning Plant 1 Hand-Wipe Cleaning Clean Parts Prior to Painting or Priming. 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.2801

65 Hawker Beechcraft Corporation Solvent Cleaning Plant 3 Hand Wipe Cleaning

Clean Parts Prior to Painting, Priming, 

Bonding, or Sealing. After Sanding. 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.2801
SPPD_FACILITY_ 

IDENTIFIER FACILITY_NAME

EMISSION_PROCES

S_GROUP EMISSION_UNIT_ID Purpose AvgHrs AvgDays CtrlID DevType CapEff CapEff_test CapEff_spec CapEff_est WorkPractice Comments ICR_Section ORGANIC_Emiss_TPY

65 Hawker Beechcraft Corporation Solvent Cleaning Plant IV Hand-Wipe Cleaning

Clean Parts Prior to Painting, Bonding, 

or Sealing. 16 260 E3 Fugitive 0.70025

652 PGM of New England LLC Solvent Cleaning Gun Cleaning

Clean the spray nozzles after applying 

each coating. 1 250

PGMs procedure for cleaning spray guns 

includes dispensing a small volume of 

solvent from a wash bottle into the spray 

gun over a container used to collect used 

solvent. The solvent is not aerosolized 

during cleaning and the container is closed 

while no

Toluene emissions were estimated 

based on cleaning 4.5 gallons of 

waste (90% solvent/10% paint 

waste) from the station every five 

weeks, and solvent use of 55 gallons 

per year. E3 Point 0.024551657

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 100 clean aircraft parts prior to repair E3 Fugitive 0.012745

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 1955 clean aircraft parts during maintenance E3 Fugitive 0.00001

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 2013 clean aerospace parts E3 Fugitive 0.034905

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 204

clean parts prior to maintenance and 

coating E3 Fugitive 0.17497

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 220 clean F-16 before and after work E3 Fugitive 0.118115

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 225 clean parts prior to repair E3 Fugitive 0.363915

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 236 clean aircraft parts during maintenance E3 Fugitive 0.00288

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 238

clean aircraft parts prior to blastings 

and repairs and after inspection E3 Fugitive 1.68235165

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 252

clean aircraft fuel assessories parts 

prior to overhaul E3 Fugitive 0.000025

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 257

clean adhesives off of aircraft canopies 

and other cleaning and polishing E3 Fugitive 0.000685

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 265

cleaning aircraft components prior to 

maintenance E3 Fugitive 0.000055

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 269

clean aircraft prior to priming and 

painting E3 Fugitive 0.16155

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 270

spray gun cleaner, clean A-10 to prep 

for blasting and painting E3 Fugitive 0.00727

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 503

clean parts before and after 

maintenance and painting E3 Fugitive 0.098525

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 505 clean parts prior to brush plating E3 Fugitive 0.40445

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 507

spray gun cleaner, clean aircraft parts 

prior to repair E3 Fugitive 0.027205

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 509

clean electrical and mechanical parts 

during maintenance E3 Fugitive 0.03454

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 510 clean residues off of planes E3 Fugitive 0.000005

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 6542 paint gun cleaner 0 200 none E3 Point 0.038

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 746 paint gun cleaner 3 300

disassemble paint gun and manually 

cleaning E3 Point 0.03455

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 7539 paint gun cleaner 0 245 none E3 Point 0.00306

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 7545 paint gun cleaner 0 331 none E3 Point 0.00306

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 7549 paint gun cleaner 0 331 none E3 Point 0.00321

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 843 spray gun cleaner E3 Fugitive 0.00063

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning 9343 paint gun cleaner 0 150 none E3 Point 0.0228

663 Hill Air Force Base Solvent Cleaning Basewide Usage

fugitive NESHAP reportable 

emissions that were not recorded by 

building E3 Fugitive 0.03015

672 Honeywell Aerospace Solvent Cleaning Rt. 55

Handwipe solvent cleaning of 

aerospace parts, paint gun cleaners for 

spray booths, aqueous alkaline 8 270

Only 1 handwipe solvent contains 

HAP. No HAP emissions result from 

other operations. Maintenance 

parts washers (that do not clean 

aerospace parts) are not listed here. E3 Fugitive 0.013328116

672 Honeywell Aerospace Solvent Cleaning Russell Street - East Bldg

Handwipe solvent cleaning of 

aerospace parts 8 270

Only 1 handwipe solvent contains 

HAP. Maintenance parts washers 

(that do not clean aerospace parts) 

are not listed here. E3 Fugitive 0.000202966

672 Honeywell Aerospace Solvent Cleaning Russell Street - West Bldg Solvent-based aerospace parts washers 0 270

Solvent parts washers contain only 

trace amounts of HAP (<0.01 % by 

wt). Maintenance parts washers 

(that do not clean aerospace parts) 

are not listed here. E3 Fugitive 8.86279E-06

683

U.S. Coast Guard Base Support Unit 

Kodiak Solvent Cleaning Hangar 1 & Hangar 3 Clean-up & Surface prep 1 109

HAP emmisions were calculated by 

information provided on MSDS 

[(VOC lbs/gal*annual gal 

used)(ingredient %/total HAP%)]. 

Hours/days operation is on an asneeded basis so the numbers 

reported are a high estimate based 

on the paint booth log entries. E3 Fugitive 0.006676

683

U.S. Coast Guard Base Support Unit 

Kodiak Solvent Cleaning Paint Thinner / Clean-up & thinning

Thinning & paint application equipment 

cleaning. 1 109 E3 Point 0.00145

684 Sikorsky Aircraft - Bridgeport 1 Facility Solvent Cleaning Main Building Pre-bond cleaning 24 365

All solvent cleaning performed in 

areas without process ventilation. E3 Fugitive 0.0439

687 Derco Repair Services Solvent Cleaning Building 2 Part cleaning 8 260

All solvent cleaning performed in 

areas without process ventilation. E3 Fugitive 0.00024

688 Helicopter Support Inc. Solvent Cleaning Solvent Cleaning 1 Pre-bond cleaning 8 260 None N/A N/A N/A

Solvent kept in covered containers when not 

being used.

Solvent cleaning performed on a 

bench-top in the Bond Room. The 

bench-top has process ventillation. E3 Point 0.031555

689 Sikorsky Global Helicopters Solvent Cleaning Buidings 100 and 300 Parts cleaning 1 260

All solvent cleaning performed in 

areas without process ventilation. E3 Fugitive 0.07478

693

Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation - Stratford 

Facility Solvent Cleaning Main Facility Pre-bond cleaning 24 312 N/A E3 Fugitive 0.003435

693

Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation - Stratford 

Facility Solvent Cleaning Solvent Cleaning 1 Pre-bond cleaning 24 312 N/A

Solvent kept in covered containers when not 

being used. N/A E3 Point 0.03091

695

Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation - Jupiter, 

Florida Facility Solvent Cleaning Main facility Parts cleaning 24 360 N/A E3 Fugitive 0.006815

696 ATK Launch Systems, Promontory Solvent Cleaning M-008 mix bowl cleaning 1 50 E3 Fugitive 3.024

696 ATK Launch Systems, Promontory Solvent Cleaning M-052 flex bearing cleaning 2 100 E3 Fugitive 0.418

696 ATK Launch Systems, Promontory Solvent Cleaning M-111 insulator cleaning 2 100 E3 Fugitive 2.789