### Instructionsfor Completing the Process Data Template

This template is to be used to record the 30 daily averages of specific process data required by the ICR. The ERT does not have the capability to store these daily averages. This spreadsheet included 4 separate surrogate worksheets,in case the boiler tested is tested for all surrogates at 4 different dates.This spreadsheet is intended to be used for one boiler of one facility.Data for multiple boilers should be handled by using separate copies of this spreadsheet. are required (if applicable to your boilers' operation). You do not need to populate cells shaded in gray, as they are automaticallypopulated from the Boiler Information worksheet.Please Do Not modify the structure of this spreadsheet by adding or subtracting rows, columns, cells. Please name each resulting spreadsheet with the following naming convention: [FacilityID]_Unit_[BoilerID]_Processdata.xls(example:8100_Unit_2_Processdata.xls).

Pleaserefer to the following steps when using these spreadsheets.

BoilerInformation Worksheet

Pleaseenter the EIA Facility Code, Facility Name and Boiler ID of your boiler on the Boiler Informationworksheet.

ProcessData Worksheets

Pleaseuse one process data worksheetfor each HAP surrogate even is simultaneous testing of different HAP surrogates was done.

### This template is to be used to record the 30 daily averages of specific process data required by the ICR. The ERT does not have the capability to store these daily averages. This spreadsheet included 4 separate surrogate worksheets,in case the This spreadsheet is intended to be used for one boiler of one facility.Data for multiple boilers should be handled by using separate copies of this spreadsheet. Fields shaded in yellow are required (if applicable to your boilers' operation). You do not need to populate cells shaded in gray, as they are Please Do Not modify the structure of this spreadsheet by Please name each resulting spreadsheet with the following naming convention:

Pleaseenter the EIA Facility Code, Facility Name and Boiler ID of your boiler on the Boiler Informationworksheet.

Pleaseuse one process data worksheetfor each HAP surrogate even is simultaneous testing of different HAP surrogates wasEIA

Facility Code Facility Name Boiler ID

2824Stanton Unit 1EIA

Facility Code Facility Name Boiler ID

2824Stanton Unit 1

Daily A verage Process Data for a 30 Day Period Including the Testing Date Date Coal Firing Rate Coal Firing Rate (units) Day 1 6/20/2010 116.69 Klb/hr Day 2 6/21/2010 142.40 Klb/hr Day 3 6/22/2010 131.25Klb/hr Day 4 6/23/2010 103.84 Klb/hr Day 5 6/24/2010 129.64 Klb/hr Day 6 6/25/2010 136.10 Klb/hr Day 7 6/26/2010 133.84 Klb/hr Day 8 6/27/2010 153.44 Klb/hr Day 9 6/28/2010 134.43 Klb/hr Day 10 6/29/2010 137.95Klb/hr Day 11 6/30/2010 137.98 Klb/hr Day 12 7/1/2010 134.21 Klb/hr Day 13 7/2/2010 136.90 Klb/hr Day 14 7/3/2010 132.41 Klb/hr Day 15 7/4/2010 140.38 Klb/hr Day 16 7/5/2010 132.90 Klb/hr Day 17 7/6/2010 136.40 Klb/hr Day 18 7/7/2010 137.31 Klb/hr Day 19 7/8/2010 138.00 Klb/hr Day 20 7/9/2010 132.33 Klb/hr Day 21 7/10/2010 137.15Klb/hr Day 22 7/11/2010 140.42 Klb/hr Day 23 7/12/2010 137.55Klb/hr Day 24 7/13/2010 140.73 Klb/hr Day 25 7/14/2010 135.20 Klb/hr Day 26 7/15/2010 140.41 Klb/hr Day 27 7/16/2010 134.88 Klb/hr Day 28 7/17/2010 124.22 Klb/hr Day 29 7/18/2010 129.58 Klb/hr Day 30 7/19/2010 135.08 Klb/hrDaily A verage Process Data for a 30 Day Period Including the Testing Date Average Heat Input (MMBtu/hr) Steam Output (1,000 lbs steam/hr) 984.61 644.98 1153.39 722.03 1224.50 815.56 1166.68 627.74 1131.80 740.78 1163.02 834.54 1080.10 815.31 1087.70 872.92 1050.10 767.08 1156.46 834.20 991.25 826.43 1094.68 812.14 1073.26 827.00 1033.55 786.04 1105.00 839.50 1134.09 804.61 1164.99 825.59 1181.57 826.29 1163.38 825.77 1148.63 834.21 1003.22 852.14 1038.82 831.99 1148.19 857.16 1099.98 856.94 1096.85 855.38 1089.80 812.65 1120.61 808.20 1126.90 818.49 1110.90 738.92 1174.48 790.79Unit Net Electric Generation (MW) Unit Gross Electric Generation (MW) Flue Gas Flow Rate (dscfm) 147.41 160.23 121483.7904 159.66 173.54 137371.8935 176.90 192.28 143912.8231 149.18 162.15 141662.6614 165.31 179.69 138501.3553 176.14 191.46 141423.5183 175.06 190.29 134871.9505 175.03 190.25 133521.6607 170.07 184.86 130927.3775 175.43 190.68 141300.5888 176.65 192.01 125820.2254 176.69 192.05 134737.3912 175.94 191.24 133585.6024 174.13 189.28 130269.1843 176.92 192.31 136486.3515 174.15 189.30 137466.4864 176.10 191.41 141883.7684 175.45 190.71 141991.5662 175.44 190.70 140819.627 174.20 189.35 138691.7015 174.92 190.13 128121.8863 174.48 189.65 131490.021 174.70 189.89 143352.5952 173.95 189.08 139597.7042 174.33 189.49 134988.2097 174.83 190.04 134817.6891 176.34 191.67 138562.2311 178.20 193.70 138806.4375 163.36 177.56 135229.5846 173.01 188.05 140580.2104Flue Gas Pressure (atm) Flue Gas Sampling Point Temperature (Deg F) 0.917727216 612.089 0.917727216 579.500375 0.917727216 597.42425 0.917727216 584.749625 0.917727216 598.503875 0.917727216 596.097125 0.917727216 581.890625 0.917727216 564.644375 0.917727216 561.74975 0.917727216 571.00175 0.917727216 562.542125 0.917727216 570.716 0.917727216 585.099875 0.917727216 566.14775 0.917727216 560.840375 0.917727216 574.4525 0.917727216 566.1815 0.917727216 577.40225 0.917727216 568.5335 0.917727216 635.213 0.917727216 560.1755 0.917727216 551.026625 0.917727216 565.542875 0.917727216 584.427875 0.917727216 563.0435 0.917727216 580.510625 0.917727216 609.38825 0.917727216 573.647375 0.917727216 576.030125 0.917727216 577.863125Flue Gas Oxygen Content (%) Flue Gas Carbon Dioxide Content (%) Flue Gas Moisture Content (%) 2.95 10.7 10.81833143 3.21 11.0 10.81833143 2.60 11.2 10.81833143 3.74 10.8 10.81833143 3.30 10.7 10.81833143 2.56 10.8 10.81833143 2.62 10.5 10.81833143 2.59 10.7 10.81833143 2.84 10.5 10.81833143 2.97 10.7 10.81833143 2.47 10.2 10.81833143 2.58 10.6 10.81833143 2.65 10.5 10.81833143 2.71 10.4 10.81833143 2.85 10.6 10.81833143 2.61 10.8 10.81833143 3.63 10.8 10.81833143 3.40 10.9 10.81833143 2.58 10.8 10.81833143 3.51 10.9 10.81833143 3.38 10.3 10.81833143 3.37 10.3 10.81833143 2.68 10.5 10.81833143 3.06 10.3 10.81833143 2.97 10.6 10.81833143 2.89 10.6 10.81833143 3.44 10.6 10.81833143 3.24 10.6 10.81833143 2.72 10.8 10.81833143 2.87 11.0 10.81833143