**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number Previous Facility Name**  **Location Address City**  **State Zip Code**  **County EPA**  **Region X Coordinate**  **Y Coordinate** 1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 Phoenix Services, Inc.; Medical Waste Associates, Inc. 3200 Hawkins Point Road Baltimore MD 21226 Baltimore City 3 -76.60800171 +39.29710007 2 15 15--2 Curtis Bay Energy Unit2 Phoenix Services, Inc.; Medical Waste Associates, Inc. 3200 Hawkins Point Road Baltimore MD 21226 Baltimore City 3 -76.60800171 +39.29710007 3 20 20--1 Fort Detrick Unit5 NA Com mander, Fort Detrick, Attn: MCHD-SFE; Incinerator Complex, Building 393 Fort Detrick MD 21702 Frederick County 3 -77.41079712 +39.41419983 4 20 20--2 Fort Detrick Unit6 NA Com mander, Fort Detrick, Attn: MCHD-SFE; Incinerator Complex, Building 393 Fort Detrick MD 21702 Frederick County 3 -77.41079712 +39.41419983 5 25 25 Hol y Spirit Hospital NA 503 N. 21st Street Camp Hill PA 17011 Cumberland County 3 -76.93038940 +40.23863220 6 29 29 Hamot Medical Center NA 201 State Street Erie PA 16550 Erie County 3 -80.08795166 +42.13312912 7 30 30 Riddle Memorial Hospital NA 1068 W. Baltimore Pike Media PA 19063 Delaware County 3 -75.40037537 +39.91707993 8 34 34 Pennsylvania State University, Animal Diagnostic Lab Incinerator NA 159A Physical Plant Building, Orchard Road State College PA 16802 Centre County 3 -77.75955200 +40.97219849 9 36 36--1 Merck & Company, Inc., Waste Heat Incinerator Unit2 NA 770 Sum neytown Pi

ke, P.O. Box 4 West Poi nt(Upper Gwynedd Township) PA 19486 Montgomery County 3 -75.35624695 +40.21194839 10 36 36--2 Merck & Company, Inc., Rotary Kiln Incinerator Unit5 NA 770 Sum neytown Pi

ke, P.O. Box 4 West Poi nt(Upper Gwynedd Township) PA 19486 Montgomery County 3 -75.35624695 +40.21194839 11 40 40 Charleston Area Medical Center, General Hospital NA 501 Morris Street Charleston WV 25301 Kanawha County 3 -81.63233185 +38.34962082 12 42 42 Stericycle, Inc. BFI Medical Waste, Inc. 254 W. Keene Road Apopka FL 32703 Orange County 4 -81.52449799 +28.65609932 13 44 44 Bethesda Memorial Hospital Unit4 NA 2815 S. Seacrest Boulevard Boy nton Beach FL 33435 Palm Beach County 4 -80.07111359 +26.50472069

14 46 46 Hol y Cross Hospital NA 4725 N. Federal Highway Fort Lauderdale FL 33308 Broward County 4 -80.11795044 +26.18508720

15 130 130 Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center NA 1201 N.W. 16th Street Miami FL 33125 Miami-Dade County 4 -80.215418 +25.789803**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number Previous Facility Name**  **Location Address City**  **State Zip Code**  **County EPA**  **Region X Coordinate**  **Y Coordinate** 16 129 129 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-- Building 18 Unit3 NA 1600 Clifton Road, N.E. Atlanta GA 30333 Dekalb County 4 -84.325501 +33.799606 17 59 59--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1 Medx, Inc.; BFI Medical Waste, Inc. 1168 Porter Avenue Haw River NC 27258 Alamance County 4 -79.34635925 +36.06754684

18 59 59--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2 Medx, Inc.; BFI Medical Waste, Inc. 1168 Porter Avenue Haw River NC 27258 Alamance County 4 -79.34635925 +36.06754684

19 63 63 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital NA 332 N. Lauderdale Street Memphis TN 38105 Shelby County 4 -90.03522491 +35.14973450 20 65 65--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1 Medx, Inc.; BFI Medical Waste, Inc. Rural Route 4, P.O. Box 243l Clinton IL 61727 Dewitt County 5 -88.95845032 +40.15280533 21 65 65--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2 Medx, Inc.; BFI Medical Waste, Inc. Rural Route 4, P.O. Box 243l Clinton IL 61727 Dewitt County 5 -88.95845032 +40.15280533 22 77 77 Parkview Hospital Parkview Memorial Hospital 2200 Randallia Drive Fort Way ne IN 46805 Allen County 5 -85.11132050 +41.09590149

23 84 84 Mayo Clinic, Waste Management Facility NA 7123 L.C. Industrial Park, Rochester Municipal Airport Rochester MN 55905 Olmsted County 5 -92.52459717 +44.03939819 24 87 87 MedCentral Health System, Mansfield Hospital Mansfield General Hospital 335 Glessner Avenue Mansfield OH 44903 Richland County 5 -82.52780151 +40.75030136 25 94 94 Stericycle, Inc. BFI Medical Waste, Inc. 1901 Pi ne Avenue S.E. Warren OH 44481 Trum bull County 5 -80.76000214 +41.31999969 26 120 120--1 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit1 Municipality of Chambers County, Resource Recovery Center 7501 State Highway 65 Anahuac TX 77514 Chambers County 6 -94.546671 +29.710946 27 120 120--2 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit2 Municipality of Chambers County, Resource Recovery Center 7501 State Highway 65 Anahuac TX 77514 Chambers County 6 -94.546671 +29.710946 28 98 98--1 University of Texas Medical Branch NA 301 University Boulevard Galveston TX 77555 Galveston County 6 -94.77540588 +29.31071854 29 106 106 Stericycle, Inc. BFI Medical Waste, Inc. 3150 N. 7th Street Kansas City KS 66115 Wyandotte County 7 -94.67295074 +39.11339951**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number Previous Facility Name**  **Location Address City**  **State Zip Code**  **County EPA**  **Region X Coordinate**  **Y Coordinate** 30 108 108--1 Rocky Mountai n Laboratories, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health Unit1 NA 903 S. 4th Street, Building 23 Hamilton MT 59840 Ravalli County 8 -114.159269 +46.238409

31 109 109 Healthcare Environmental Services Inc. NA 1420 40th Street N. Fargo ND 58102 Cass County 8 -96.79780579 +46.89853287 32 110 110 Stericycle, Inc. BFI Medical Waste, Inc. 90 N. 1100 W. North Sal t Lake UT 84054 Davis County 8 -111.9055481 +40.84501648 33 111 111 Wyo ming Medical Center NA 1233 E. Second Street Casper WY 82601 Natrona County 8 -106.3223495 +42.84455872

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions.**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 2 15 15--2 Curtis Bay Energy Unit2 3 20 20--1 Fort Detrick Unit5 4 20 20--2 Fort Detrick Unit6 5 25 25 Hol y Spirit Hospital 6 29 29 Hamot Medical Center 7 30 30 Riddle Memorial Hospital 8 34 34 Pennsylvania State University, Animal Diagnostic Lab Incinerator 9 36 36--1 Merck & Company, Inc., Waste Heat Incinerator Unit2 10 36 36--2 Merck & Company, Inc., Rotary Kiln Incinerator Unit5 11 40 40 Charleston Area Medical Center, General Hospital 12 42 42 Stericycle, Inc. 13 44 44 Bethesda Memorial Hospital Unit4

14 46 46 Hol y Cross Hospital

15 130 130 Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center **UTM Zone**  **Plan Status (1997 HMIWI**

**Rule) Compliance** 

**Date (1997 HMIWI Rule)**  **Facility Contact Name Facility Contact Phone**  **SIC Primary NAICS**  **Primary** 18 State Plan Approved 3/15/2002 Michael Ganzermiller (410) 354-3228 4953 562213 18 State Plan Approved 3/15/2002 Michael Ganzermiller (410) 354-3228 4953 562213 18 State Plan Approved 3/15/2002 Mark Dresser (301) 619-2323 9711 928110 18 State Plan Approved 3/15/2002 Mark Dresser (301) 619-2323 9711 928110 18 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 George Trei n, Manager (717) 763-2496 8062 622110 17 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 Ti m Markijohn (814) 877-6059 8062 622110 18 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 R. Steven Ikeler, Assistant Vice President (610) 891-3065 8062 622110 18 State Plan Approved 8/15/2001 Rhett McLaren, Matthew Lapinsky, Utility Systems Engineer McLaren--(814) 865-7339; Lapinsky--(814) 863-8743 8221 611310 18 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 Jim Alexander; Ken Caputo; Steve Whittmer, Director, Si

te Environmental Management; Edi th Green Alexander--(215) 652-3705; Whittmer-- (215) 652-6487; Green--(215) 652-7534 2834 325412 18 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 Jim Alexander; Ken Caputo; Steve Whittmer, Director, Si

te Environmental Management; Edi th Green Alexander--(215) 652-3705; Whittmer-- (215) 652-6487; Green--(215) 652-7534 2834 325412 17 State Plan Approved 7/28/2001 Joe Tucker, Housekeeping Department General--(304) 388-5432 8062 622110 17 State Plan Approved 1/16/2002 Jean Paradis, District Manager; Kelly Roberts Paradis--(407) 884-3248; Roberts--(407) 884-3246 4953 562213 17 State Plan Approved 1/16/2002 Bruce Mandigo, Director of Facilities (561) 737-7733, Ext. 4704 8062 622110

17 State Plan Approved 1/16/2002 Bob Mosley General--(954) 771-8000 8062 622110

17 State Plan Approved Jim Krause (305) 324-4455 8062 622110**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 16 129 129 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-- Building 18 Unit3 17 59 59--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1

18 59 59--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2

19 63 63 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital 20 65 65--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1 21 65 65--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2 22 77 77 Parkview Hospital

23 84 84 Mayo Clinic, Waste Management Facility 24 87 87 MedCentral Health System, Mansfield Hospital 25 94 94 Stericycle, Inc. 26 120 120--1 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit1 27 120 120--2 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit2 28 98 98--1 University of Texas Medical Branch 29 106 106 Stericycle, Inc. **UTM Zone**  **Plan Status (1997 HMIWI**

**Rule) Compliance** 

**Date (1997 HMIWI Rule)**  **Facility Contact Name Facility Contact Phone**  **SIC Primary NAICS**  **Primary** 16 State Plan Approved Dave Ausdemore (404) 639-1464 9431 923120 17 Draft State Plan (Federal

Plan Applies) 9/15/2002 Alan Skrzypczak, Facility Manager; J. Hill, Environmental Manager; Rick Gabey, District Manager All--(336) 578-8900 4953 562213

17 Draft State Plan (Federal

Plan Applies) 9/15/2002 Alan Skrzypczak, Facility Manager; J. Hill, Environmental Manager; Rick Gabey, District Manager; Jim Gaspar All--(336) 578-8900 4953 562213

16 Final State Plan Under

Review (Federal Plan Applies) 9/15/2002 Bill Dudley, Project Manager (901) 495-3959 8069 622310 16 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 Wade Van Zee, Area Manager--Environment, Safety, & Health; Richard Anders, Facility Manager (217) 935-5816 4953 562213 16 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 Wade Van Zee, Area Manager--Environment, Safety, & Health; Richard Anders, Facility Manager (217) 935-5816 4953 562213 16 State Plan Approved 3/31/2002 Howard Cottier, Manager of Utilities; Robert Nickerson Cottier--(260) 373-3145; Nickerson--(260) 373-3113 8062 622110

15 Draft State Plan (Federal

Plan Applies) 8/15/2001 Alan Monte; David Senjem, Environmental Affairs Officer; Dan Carlson, Plant Facility Supervisor General--(507) 284-2511; Carlson--(507) 284-9400 8062 622110 17 Draft State Plan (Federal

Plan Applies) 9/15/2002 Barry Mishey, Director of Engineering; Jim Adkins, Operator Mishey--(419) 526-8662; General--(419) 526-8000 8062 622110 17 Draft State Plan (Federal

Plan Applies) 9/15/2002 Michael Dempster (330) 393-0385 4953 562213 15 NSPS Donald T. Brandon (713) 271-7660 4953 562213 15 NSPS Donald T. Brandon (713) 271-7660 4953 562213 15 Relying On Federal Plan 9/15/2002 Jack Tarpley, Leader--Environmental Protection Management; Marcel Blanchard-- Director of Utility Operations Tarpley--(409) 747-0515; Blanchard--(409) 747-2942 8062 622110 15 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 Harry (Ray ) Lucas, Area Manager-- Environmental, Safety & Health; Chris Walendy, Facility Manager Lucas--(314) 381-5353; Walendy--(913) 321- 3900 4953 562213**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 30 108 108--1 Rocky Mountai n Laboratories, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health Unit1

31 109 109 Healthcare Environmental Services Inc. 32 110 110 Stericycle, Inc. 33 111 111 Wyo ming Medical Center

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **UTM Zone**  **Plan Status (1997 HMIWI**

**Rule) Compliance** 

**Date (1997 HMIWI Rule)**  **Facility Contact Name Facility Contact Phone**  **SIC Primary NAICS**  **Primary** 11 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 Diane Huhtanen; Patricia Stewart, Chief; Robert Bergman Huhtanen--(406) 363-9221; General--(406) 363-3211 8733 541710

14 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 Chad Wold, Director General--(701) 282-7373 4953 562213 12 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 Rick Groves, Operations Manager; Peter Chung, Esh Vice President; George Taylor, District Manager General--(801) 936-1171 4953 562213 13 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 Dan Casebolt (307) 577-2215 8062 622110**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 2 15 15--2 Curtis Bay Energy Unit2 3 20 20--1 Fort Detrick Unit5 4 20 20--2 Fort Detrick Unit6 5 25 25 Hol y Spirit Hospital 6 29 29 Hamot Medical Center 7 30 30 Riddle Memorial Hospital 8 34 34 Pennsylvania State University, Animal Diagnostic Lab Incinerator 9 36 36--1 Merck & Company, Inc., Waste Heat Incinerator Unit2 10 36 36--2 Merck & Company, Inc., Rotary Kiln Incinerator Unit5 11 40 40 Charleston Area Medical Center, General Hospital 12 42 42 Stericycle, Inc. 13 44 44 Bethesda Memorial Hospital Unit4

14 46 46 Hol y Cross Hospital

15 130 130 Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center **Site Description Size**  **Category New** 

**Existing Mode**  **Waste Heat**

**Recovery Boiler Commercial**  **Dun & Bradstreet Number**  **Parent Company Parent Company**  **Employment** Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L E C Yes Yes 969522143 Curtis Bay Energy 50 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L E C Yes Yes 969522143 Curtis Bay Energy 50 National Security Facility L E C or I Yes No 63198626 U.S. Arm y Large National Security Facility L E C or I Yes No 63198626 U.S. Arm y Large General Medical and Surgical Hospital M E C No 71195630 Hol y Spirit Health System 2,400 General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C Yes No 106307655 Hamot Health Foundation 2,032 General Medical and Surgical Hospital M E I Yes No 964014278 Jefferson Health System 20,700 University M E C No 3403953 Pennsylvania State University 29,080 Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Facility L E C No 1317066 Merck & Co., Inc. 55,200 Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Facility L E C No 1317066 Merck & Co., Inc. 55,200 General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C Yes No 119120129 Camcare Inc. 4,300 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L E C Yes 343596297 Stericycle, Inc. 6,883 General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C or I Yes No 132104761 Bethesda Healthcare Corp. 1,602

General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C or I Yes No 40841632 Catholic Health East 50,000

General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C Yes No 76038751 U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (US DVA) Large**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 16 129 129 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-- Building 18 Unit3 17 59 59--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1

18 59 59--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2

19 63 63 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital 20 65 65--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1 21 65 65--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2 22 77 77 Parkview Hospital

23 84 84 Mayo Clinic, Waste Management Facility 24 87 87 MedCentral Health System, Mansfield Hospital 25 94 94 Stericycle, Inc. 26 120 120--1 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit1 27 120 120--2 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit2 28 98 98--1 University of Texas Medical Branch 29 106 106 Stericycle, Inc. **Site Description Size**  **Category New** 

**Existing Mode**  **Waste Heat**

**Recovery Boiler Commercial**  **Dun & Bradstreet Number**  **Parent Company Parent Company**  **Employment** Public Health Facility S N I No 111396383 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Large Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L E C Yes 343596303 Stericycle, Inc. 6,883 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L E C Yes 343596304 Stericycle, Inc. 6,883 Children's Medical and Surgical Hospital M E C or I No 67717892 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital 2,500 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L E C Yes 343596301 Stericycle, Inc. 6,883 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L E C Yes 343596302 Stericycle, Inc. 6,883 General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C or I Yes No 56830037 Parkview Health System 4,500

General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C or I Yes No 167141923 Mayo Foundation 34,921 General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E I No 76904705 MedCentral Health System 2,700 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L E C Yes 343596299 Stericycle, Inc. 6,883 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L N C or I Yes 59312749 Wheelabrator Technologies Inc. (WhollyOwned Subsidiary of Waste Management Inc.) 45,900 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L N C or I Yes 59312749 Wheelabrator Technologies Inc. (WhollyOwned Subsidiary of Waste Management Inc.) 45,900 General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C Yes 12669128 The University of Texas System 77,627 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L E C Yes 343596298 Stericycle, Inc. 6,883**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 30 108 108--1 Rocky Mountai n Laboratories, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health Unit1

31 109 109 Healthcare Environmental Services Inc. 32 110 110 Stericycle, Inc. 33 111 111 Wyo ming Medical Center

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Site Description Size**  **Category New** 

**Existing Mode**  **Waste Heat**

**Recovery Boiler Commercial**  **Dun & Bradstreet Number**  **Parent Company Parent Company**  **Employment** Bio medical Research Facility M E C or I No 10366987 National Institutes of Health (NIH) Large Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L E I Yes Yes 832719376 Sanford Health-MeritCare 17,400 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L E C Yes Yes 343596300 Stericycle, Inc. 6,883 General Medical and Surgical Hospital M E C or I No 73400582 Wyo ming Medical Center Inc. 1,033**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 2 15 15--2 Curtis Bay Energy Unit2 3 20 20--1 Fort Detrick Unit5 4 20 20--2 Fort Detrick Unit6 5 25 25 Hol y Spirit Hospital 6 29 29 Hamot Medical Center 7 30 30 Riddle Memorial Hospital 8 34 34 Pennsylvania State University, Animal Diagnostic Lab Incinerator 9 36 36--1 Merck & Company, Inc., Waste Heat Incinerator Unit2 10 36 36--2 Merck & Company, Inc., Rotary Kiln Incinerator Unit5 11 40 40 Charleston Area Medical Center, General Hospital 12 42 42 Stericycle, Inc. 13 44 44 Bethesda Memorial Hospital Unit4

14 46 46 Hol y Cross Hospital

15 130 130 Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center **Parent Company Sales**  **($M) Year of** 

**Sales/ Emp. Data**  **Size Standards Small Business**  **Facility Registry Identifier**  **Other Facility**

**Registry Identifiers Emission** 

**Unit ID Emission Unit Description**  **Emission Process ID**  $7 2008 $11.5 Yes NEIMD2975 NEIMD14170 001 Consumat Systems Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1 $7 2008 $11.5 Yes NEIMD2975 NEIMD14170 002 Consumat Systems Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 2 Large 2007 None No NEIMD0131 NEI33449 / NEIMD2402101 5 International Waste Industries (Model DR-1200XLA/L-15) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 5 Large 2007 None No NEIMD0131 NEI33449 / NEIMD2402101 6 International Waste Industries (Model Dr-1200XLA/L-15) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 6 $202 2007 $31.5 No NEIPA17525 101 Environmental Control Products Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 101 $353 2007 $31.5 No NEIPA17508 I01 Cleaver-Brooks (Model 1280A/72) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator I01 $3,200 2007 $31.5 No NEIPA17484 NEIPA23-1329 001 ECP (Model 480 ES) Hospi

tal /Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1 $3,266 2007 $6.5 No NEIPA17530 001 Crawford (Model C-5000) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1 $23,850 2008 750 employees No NEIPA17499 NEIPA17434 / NEIPA22-1109 / NEIPA4209100 002 International Waste Industries (Model DR2000XL) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 2 $23,850 2008 750 employees No NEIPA17499 NEIPA17434 / NEIPA22-1109 / NEIPA4209100 005 Kennedy Van Saun (Model 50) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 5 $773 2008 $31.5 No NEIWV20108 1S Consumat Systems (Model CS-550-2) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1S $1,084 2008 $11.5 No NEIFL0950169 NEIFL12312 001 Joy Energy Systems (Model 2500 TESI) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1 $249 2007 $31.5 No NEIFL0990095 NEI26396 004 Cleaver-Brooks (Model 1280A/72) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 4

$4,100 2007 $31.5 No NEIFL0111019 NEI26262 001 Si mo nds (Model 1300A) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1

Large 2007 $31.5 No NEIFL0860157 001 Cleaver Brooks (Model CBI900E) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 16 129 129 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-- Building 18 Unit3 17 59 59--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1

18 59 59--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2

19 63 63 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital 20 65 65--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1 21 65 65--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2 22 77 77 Parkview Hospital

23 84 84 Mayo Clinic, Waste Management Facility 24 87 87 MedCentral Health System, Mansfield Hospital 25 94 94 Stericycle, Inc. 26 120 120--1 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit1 27 120 120--2 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit2 28 98 98--1 University of Texas Medical Branch 29 106 106 Stericycle, Inc. **Parent Company Sales**  **($M) Year of** 

**Sales/ Emp. Data**  **Size Standards Small Business**  **Facility Registry Identifier**  **Other Facility**

**Registry Identifiers Emission** 

**Unit ID Emission Unit Description**  **Emission Process ID**  Large 2007 None No 1 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1 $1,084 2008 $11.5 No NEI44816 NEINC15544 ES01 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator ES01 $1,084 2008 $11.5 No NEI44816 NEINC15544 ES02 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator ES02

$418 2007 $31.5 No NEITN17895 1 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1 $1,084 2008 $11.5 No NEIIL12777 NEIIL039808A Unit1 Si mo nds (Model AF-5C) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator Unit1 $1,084 2008 $11.5 No NEIIL12777 NEIIL039808A Unit2 Si mo nds (Model AF-5C) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator Unit2 $584 2007 $31.5 No NEIIN361 NEIIN12862 INC Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator INC

$7,400 2007 $31.5 No NEIMN1437 EU050 Joy Energy Systems Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator EU050 $265 2007 $31.5 No NEIOH17100 N004 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator N004 $1,084 2008 $11.5 No NEIOH17098 NEIOH17099 N001 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator N001 $13,388 2008 $11.5 No EPN 1 Si mo nds (Model AF-7D) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator EPN 1 $13,388 2008 $11.5 No EPN 2 Si mo nds (Model AF-7D) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator EPN 2 $6,468 2007 $31.5 No NEI13066 NEITX19339 EPN 1 Rotary Kiln Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator EPN 1 $1,084 2008 $11.5 No NEIKS00194 NEIKS13304 EU-01 Si mo nds (Model AF-5C) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator EU-01**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 30 108 108--1 Rocky Mountai n Laboratories, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health Unit1

31 109 109 Healthcare Environmental Services Inc. 32 110 110 Stericycle, Inc. 33 111 111 Wyo ming Medical Center

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Parent Company Sales**  **($M) Year of** 

**Sales/ Emp. Data**  **Size Standards Small Business**  **Facility Registry Identifier**  **Other Facility**

**Registry Identifiers Emission** 

**Unit ID Emission Unit Description**  **Emission Process ID**  Large 2007 500 employees No 1 Consumat Systems (Model C-325PA) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1

$961 2012 $11.5 No NEIND15644 EU-1 Consumat Systems (Model CS-550) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator EU-1 $1,084 2008 $11.5 No NEIUT10142 NEIUT19505 HMIWI Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator HMIWI $172 2007 $31.5 No NEIWY20232 I-01 Joy Energy Systems Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator I-01**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 2 15 15--2 Curtis Bay Energy Unit2 3 20 20--1 Fort Detrick Unit5 4 20 20--2 Fort Detrick Unit6 5 25 25 Hol y Spirit Hospital 6 29 29 Hamot Medical Center 7 30 30 Riddle Memorial Hospital 8 34 34 Pennsylvania State University, Animal Diagnostic Lab Incinerator 9 36 36--1 Merck & Company, Inc., Waste Heat Incinerator Unit2 10 36 36--2 Merck & Company, Inc., Rotary Kiln Incinerator Unit5 11 40 40 Charleston Area Medical Center, General Hospital 12 42 42 Stericycle, Inc. 13 44 44 Bethesda Memorial Hospital Unit4

14 46 46 Hol y Cross Hospital

15 130 130 Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center **Emission Process Description Emission**  **Release Pt ID Emission Release Pt Description**  **SCC Control System Description**  **Control Device Abbr**  Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1 Si ngle point serving two emission unit s 50200501 Secondary chamber, dry scrubber, and baghouse DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 2 Si ngle point serving two emission unit s 50200501 Secondary chamber, dry scrubber, and baghouse DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 5 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber and rotary atomizing wet scrubber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 6 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber and rotary atomizing wet scrubber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration S01 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F) and venturi scrubber with prequench and NaOH injection WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration SI01 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (2000F, 2 sec), lime injection system, powdered acti

vated carbon injection system, baghouse, and vertical upflow two-stage multi-microventuri scrubber system DIFF/WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration S01 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 2 sec), caustic packed tower scrubber, and high pressure venturi, with activated carbon injectio n WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration S001 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1900F) and rotary atomizing wet scrubber with demister WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration S40 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary/tertiary chamber (2000F, 2 sec), water quench fo llo wed by sodium bicarbonate injection system with dry reaction chamber and pulse-jet baghouse DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration S005 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200503 Secondary chamber (1800F, 2.2 sec), water quench followed by sodium bicarbonate injection system and pulse-jet baghouse DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1S Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 2 sec), dry injection/baghouse scrubber system with activated carbon DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800, 1 sec) with afterburner, selective non-catalytic reduction system, wet scrubber, dry scrubbing system with quench chamber, passive absorber, lime and carbon injection, and baghouse. DIFF/WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 4 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 2 sec) and rotary atomizing scrubber with mist eliminator WS

Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec) and venturi scrubber with packed bed absorption unit using dilute NaOH WS

Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec), venturi scrubber, and packed tower absorber WS**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 16 129 129 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-- Building 18 Unit3 17 59 59--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1

18 59 59--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2

19 63 63 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital 20 65 65--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1 21 65 65--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2 22 77 77 Parkview Hospital

23 84 84 Mayo Clinic, Waste Management Facility 24 87 87 MedCentral Health System, Mansfield Hospital 25 94 94 Stericycle, Inc. 26 120 120--1 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit1 27 120 120--2 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit2 28 98 98--1 University of Texas Medical Branch 29 106 106 Stericycle, Inc. **Emission Process Description Emission**  **Release Pt ID Emission Release Pt Description**  **SCC Control System Description**  **Control Device Abbr**  Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1.68 sec) and rotary atomizing wet scrubber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration EP01 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec), one selective non-catalytic reduction (SNCR) system wi th am mo nia injectio n (19700 ACFM, outlet airflow rate), rapid gas quench system, wet scrubber system consisting of a packed bed absorber and venturi scrubber, and demister. WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration EP02 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec), one selective non-catalytic reduction(SNCR) system

wi th am mo nia injectio n (19700 ACFM, outlet airflow rate), rapid gas quench system, wet scrubber system consisting of a packed bed absorber and venturi scrubber, and demister. WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1528F) and baghouse with sodium bicarbonate and carbon injection DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration Unit1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F), venturi scrubber, and condensing absorber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration Unit2 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F), venturi scrubber, and condensing absorber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration Stack 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber and wet scrubber WS

Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration SV035 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 High efficency wet scrubber, secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec) and baghouse with lime and carbon injection DIFF & WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration N004 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 2 sec) and baghouse with lime and carbon injection system DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration N001 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 2 sec), wet scrubber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration EPN 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50100505 Secondary chamber, baghouse with virgin lime injection, urea injectio n, and activated carbon injection DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration EPN 2 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50100505 Secondary chamber, baghouse with virgin lime injection, urea injectio n, and activated carbon injection DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration EPN 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200503 Secondary chamber, packed tower, and venturi scrubber with acti vated carbon injection WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration EU-01 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 2 sec), wet scrubber WS**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 30 108 108--1 Rocky Mountai n Laboratories, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health Unit1

31 109 109 Healthcare Environmental Services Inc. 32 110 110 Stericycle, Inc. 33 111 111 Wyo ming Medical Center

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Emission Process Description Emission**  **Release Pt ID Emission Release Pt Description**  **SCC Control System Description**  **Control Device Abbr**  Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1 Si ngle point serving two emission unit s 50200501 Secondary chamber and wet scrubber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration EP-1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F) and dry scrubber/baghouse system with lime and carbon injection DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration HMIWI Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1834F), carbon injection system, ESP, dry scrubber, and wet gas absorber DI-ESP/WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration I-01 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber and wet scrubber WS**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 2 15 15--2 Curtis Bay Energy Unit2 3 20 20--1 Fort Detrick Unit5 4 20 20--2 Fort Detrick Unit6 5 25 25 Hol y Spirit Hospital 6 29 29 Hamot Medical Center 7 30 30 Riddle Memorial Hospital 8 34 34 Pennsylvania State University, Animal Diagnostic Lab Incinerator 9 36 36--1 Merck & Company, Inc., Waste Heat Incinerator Unit2 10 36 36--2 Merck & Company, Inc., Rotary Kiln Incinerator Unit5 11 40 40 Charleston Area Medical Center, General Hospital 12 42 42 Stericycle, Inc. 13 44 44 Bethesda Memorial Hospital Unit4

14 46 46 Hol y Cross Hospital

15 130 130 Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center **Waste Types Design**  **Capacity (lb/hr)**  **Design Capacity Notes Design Capacity**  **Batch (lb/batch) Max Charge** 

**Rate (lb/hr) Max Charge Rate Notes**  **Avg Throughput**  **(lb/hr) Annual** 

**Throughput for 2002 (tpy)**  Medical waste from area hospitals and clinic facilities in bulk and in boxes 8,333 Based on design charge rate of 100 ton waste/d; assume 24 hr/d operation 7,083 Based on maximum charge rate of 85 ton waste/d; assume 24 hr/d operation 8,406 14,564 Medical waste from area hospitals and clinic facilities in bulk and in boxes 8,333 Based on design charge rate of 100 ton waste/d; assume 24 hr/d operation 7,083 Based on maximum charge rate of 85 ton waste/d; assume 24 hr/d operation 7,243 14,564 Medical (red bag) waste, some animal bedding 1,000 926 520 Medical (red bag) waste, some animal bedding 1,000 994 520 Hospital/medical waste 570 500 To be characterized as medium, must be no greater than 500 lb waste/hr 446 601 General waste (~55-80%) and red bag waste (~20-45%) 1,060 825 780 General hospital and medical waste 500 468 283 Blend of pathological and medical waste at it s animal diagnostic lab area (blend determ ined by Btu values) 600 500 552 169 Waste generated at pharmaceutical and bio lo gical manufacturing facility 2,000 1,665 125 Waste generated at pharmaceutical and bio lo gical manufacturing facility 3,045 1,681 3,268 Medical waste 1,000 954 430 Bio lo gical waste 1,900 1,850 6,831 Ty pes I, II, and IV biological waste 1,000 845 377

Ty pical hospital waste (types 0-IV waste) 1,300 1,222 780

Ty pes 0-IV waste 1,000 2,080**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 16 129 129 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-- Building 18 Unit3 17 59 59--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1

18 59 59--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2

19 63 63 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital 20 65 65--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1 21 65 65--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2 22 77 77 Parkview Hospital

23 84 84 Mayo Clinic, Waste Management Facility 24 87 87 MedCentral Health System, Mansfield Hospital 25 94 94 Stericycle, Inc. 26 120 120--1 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit1 27 120 120--2 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit2 28 98 98--1 University of Texas Medical Branch 29 106 106 Stericycle, Inc. **Waste Types Design**  **Capacity (lb/hr)**  **Design Capacity Notes Design Capacity**  **Batch (lb/batch) Max Charge** 

**Rate (lb/hr) Max Charge Rate Notes**  **Avg Throughput**  **(lb/hr) Annual** 

**Throughput for 2002 (tpy)**  Medical, infectious, and pathological waste 120 108 175 Medical waste 1,911 1,873 6,476 Medical waste 1,911 1,904 6,476 Medical, hazardous, and infectious wastes 500 423 78 Medical waste 1,500 1,386 2008 Ti tle V Perm

it 1,420 5,442 Medical waste 1,500 1,421 2008 Ti tle V Perm

it 1,450 5,480 Medical waste 1,200 812 995

Infectious (red bag) waste (35%) and general trash (65%) 2,000 1,978 6,171 Medical waste 600 Region says 95 lb waste/hr 600 565 Medical waste 1,400 Region says 1,350 lb waste/hr 1,333 4,065 Currently operates at ~50% medical waste, ~50% m unicipal solid waste 4,167 3,907 14,608 Currently operates at ~50% medical waste, ~50% m unicipal solid waste 4,167 3,919 14,608 Medical waste 1,500 1,091 2,331 Medical and infectious waste from healthcare facilities in and around the Kansas City area 1,500 1,427 3,971**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 30 108 108--1 Rocky Mountai n Laboratories, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health Unit1

31 109 109 Healthcare Environmental Services Inc. 32 110 110 Stericycle, Inc. 33 111 111 Wyo ming Medical Center

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Waste Types Design**  **Capacity (lb/hr)**  **Design Capacity Notes Design Capacity**  **Batch (lb/batch) Max Charge** 

**Rate (lb/hr) Max Charge Rate Notes**  **Avg Throughput**  **(lb/hr) Annual** 

**Throughput for 2002 (tpy)**  General waste (cardboard, paper) (41%), pathological waste (in bags) (2%), animal bedding (42%), clinical waste (in bags) (14%), and low-level radioactive waste (1%); corresponds to ty

pes 0, I, and IV waste 825 500 480 86

Bio medical waste 1,686 1,000 2012 Ti tle V Perm

it 1,675 1,500 Medical waste 2,500 1,935 Operati ng parameter limit 1,793 6,553 Medical waste 400 406 201**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 2 15 15--2 Curtis Bay Energy Unit2 3 20 20--1 Fort Detrick Unit5 4 20 20--2 Fort Detrick Unit6 5 25 25 Hol y Spirit Hospital 6 29 29 Hamot Medical Center 7 30 30 Riddle Memorial Hospital 8 34 34 Pennsylvania State University, Animal Diagnostic Lab Incinerator 9 36 36--1 Merck & Company, Inc., Waste Heat Incinerator Unit2 10 36 36--2 Merck & Company, Inc., Rotary Kiln Incinerator Unit5 11 40 40 Charleston Area Medical Center, General Hospital 12 42 42 Stericycle, Inc. 13 44 44 Bethesda Memorial Hospital Unit4

14 46 46 Hol y Cross Hospital

15 130 130 Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center **Annual Throughput for 2002 Notes**  **Est. Annual**

**Throughput (tpy) Est. Annual Throughput**  **Notes Winter** 

**Throughput PCT**  **Spring**

**Throughput PCT**  **Summer**

**Throughput PCT**  **Fall**

**Throughput PCT**  **Annual Avg**

**Hours Per Day Annual Avg Hours Per Day**  **Notes** From EPA Region; based on 29,127 ton waste/y

r f or both unit s (2002) 20,729 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 24 2002 From EPA Region; based on 29,127 ton waste/y

r f or both unit s (2002) 20,729 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 24 2002 From f acility; based on 130 d/y r (5 d/wk x 26 wk/y

r) and average 8,000 lb waste/d 436 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 10 From f acility; based on 130 d/y r (5 d/wk x 26 wk/y

r) and average 8,000 lb waste/d 436 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 10 From EPA Region; extrapolated from

May 2003 data 661 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 10.8 Average hourly operating schedule for May 2003 From f acility; based on 260 d/y r (5 d/wk x 52 wk/y

r) and approximately 6,000 lb waste/d 739 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 8 From EPA Region (2002) 489 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 24 26 25 25 8 Based on data from NEI From f acility; based on 168.7 ton waste/y r (2002) 171 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 From f acility; based on 125.31 ton waste/y r (2002) 580 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 45 7 0 48 From f acility; based on 3,267.78 ton waste/y

r (2002) 5,868 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 19 32 26 23 From f acility 418 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 6 Based on data (6,831 ton waste/y r) provided by Regional contact (2002) 5,061 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 22 Provided by Regional contact (2002) Based on data (377 ton waste/y r) provided by Regional contact (2002); 800,000 l b waste/yr according to test report, based on ~200,000 lb waste/qtr, 4 qtrs/y r 1,013 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 26 25 25 24 10.5 Provided by facility; 11 hr/d provided by Regional contact (2002) Provided by facility; based on 5,000 l b waste/d and 312 d/y

r (6 d/wk x 52 wk/y

r); 978,000 lb waste/yr based on data (489 ton waste/y r) provided by Regional contact (2002) 1,291 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 9.5 Provided by facility; 8 hr/d provided by Regional contact (2002) Based on 1000 lb waste/hr (capacity) and 4160 hr/yr 1,394 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 16**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 16 129 129 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-- Building 18 Unit3 17 59 59--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1

18 59 59--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2

19 63 63 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital 20 65 65--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1 21 65 65--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2 22 77 77 Parkview Hospital

23 84 84 Mayo Clinic, Waste Management Facility 24 87 87 MedCentral Health System, Mansfield Hospital 25 94 94 Stericycle, Inc. 26 120 120--1 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit1 27 120 120--2 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit2 28 98 98--1 University of Texas Medical Branch 29 106 106 Stericycle, Inc. **Annual Throughput for 2002 Notes**  **Est. Annual**

**Throughput (tpy) Est. Annual Throughput**  **Notes Winter** 

**Throughput PCT**  **Spring**

**Throughput PCT**  **Summer**

**Throughput PCT**  **Fall**

**Throughput PCT**  **Annual Avg**

**Hours Per Day Annual Avg Hours Per Day**  **Notes** Based on 120 lb waste/hr (capacity) and 2920 hr/yr 117 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 8 Assume 50% of combined th roughput per Stericycle contact (2002) 5,378 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 18 30 29 23 24 2002 Assume 50% of combined th roughput per Stericycle contact (2002) 5,378 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 24 25 29 22 24 2002

176 Based on maximum charge

rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 10 Based on throughput during test, annual operating schedule 3,559 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 Based on throughput during test, annual operating schedule 3,598 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 2003 3,375 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 23 Calculated based on typical 24 hr/d, minus 4 hr/wk to punch tubes on boiler, 9 hr/qtr (average of 8-10 hr/qtr) to clean and inspect scrubber, and 5 d/yr (average of 3-7 d/y

r) f or inspection and major repairs Based on throughput during test, annual operating schedule 4,181 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 24 24 26 26 24 2003; 1,246,755 lb in 2002 627 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 10 Calculated based on 60 hr/wk, 6 d/wk (based on maintenance being performed on Sun.) 2003 3,707 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 24 Assumed (2003) Based on 3,700 lb waste/hr and 7,896 hr/yr 11,022 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 24 Based on 3,700 lb waste/hr and 7,896 hr/yr 11,022 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 24 Extrapolated from

last 2 mo nths; unit had been down fo r 2 y rs before Feb 03 2,677 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 24 2002 4,402 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 24 Based on data from NEI**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 30 108 108--1 Rocky Mountai n Laboratories, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health Unit1

31 109 109 Healthcare Environmental Services Inc. 32 110 110 Stericycle, Inc. 33 111 111 Wyo ming Medical Center

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Annual Throughput for 2002 Notes**  **Est. Annual**

**Throughput (tpy) Est. Annual Throughput**  **Notes Winter** 

**Throughput PCT**  **Spring**

**Throughput PCT**  **Summer**

**Throughput PCT**  **Fall**

**Throughput PCT**  **Annual Avg**

**Hours Per Day Annual Avg Hours Per Day**  **Notes** Based on 86 ton waste/y

r (2002) 209 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 8 Average of 7-9 hr/d (2002) Based on 250,000 lb waste/mo, 12 mo/y

r 627 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 9 Based on throughput during test, annual operating schedule 4,738 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 Based on throughput during test, annual operating schedule 133 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 2 15 15--2 Curtis Bay Energy Unit2 3 20 20--1 Fort Detrick Unit5 4 20 20--2 Fort Detrick Unit6 5 25 25 Hol y Spirit Hospital 6 29 29 Hamot Medical Center 7 30 30 Riddle Memorial Hospital 8 34 34 Pennsylvania State University, Animal Diagnostic Lab Incinerator 9 36 36--1 Merck & Company, Inc., Waste Heat Incinerator Unit2 10 36 36--2 Merck & Company, Inc., Rotary Kiln Incinerator Unit5 11 40 40 Charleston Area Medical Center, General Hospital 12 42 42 Stericycle, Inc. 13 44 44 Bethesda Memorial Hospital Unit4

14 46 46 Hol y Cross Hospital

15 130 130 Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center **Annual Avg Days Per Week**  **Annual Avg Days Per Week Notes**  **Annual Avg**

**Weeks Per Year Annual Avg Weeks Per Year**  **Notes Annual Avg** 

**Hours Per Year Annual Avg Hours Per Year**  **Notes Stack Height**  **(ft) Stack Diameter** 

**(ft) Stack** 

**Dimensions (ft x ft)**  7 2002 52 2002 8,736 Based on 24 hr/d, 7 d/wk, 52 wk/yr (2002) 120 4.90 7 2002 52 2002 8,736 Based on 24 hr/d, 7 d/wk, 52 wk/yr (2002) 120 4.90 5 26 1,300 Based on 10 hr/d, 5 d/wk, 26 wk/yr 50 1.67 5 26 1,300 Based on 10 hr/d, 5 d/wk, 26 wk/yr 50 1.67 7 Ty

pical daily operating schedule fo r May 2003 52 Assumed 3,944 Extrapolated from May 2003 data 40 1.33 5 52 2,080 Based on 8 hr/d, 5 d/wk, 52 wk/y r 132 1.54 7 Based on data from NEI 52 Based on data from NEI 2,920 Based on data from NEI 125 1.75 1,022 2002 60 1.46 865 2002 65 2.42 5,753 2002 65 2.62 4 52 1,248 Based on 6 hr/d, 4 d/wk, 52 wk/y r 115 1.83 7 Provided by Regional contact

(2002) 52 Calculated from data provided by Regional contact (2002) 7,951 Provided by Regional contact, based on 22 hr/d, 7 d/wk, 52 wk/yr (assumed) (2002) 50 2.67 6 Provided by facility and Regional

contacts (2002) 48 Provided by facility; 27 wk/yr calculated from data provided by Regional contact (2002) 3,024 Provided by facility, based on 10.5 hr/d, 6 d/wk, 48 wk/y r; Regional contact provided 1,799 hr/yr, 11 hr/d, 6 d/wk (2002). 50 1.50

6 Provided by facility; 5 d/wk

provided by Regional contact (2002) 52 Provided by facility; 35 wk/yr calculated from data provided by Regional contact (2002) 2,964 Provided by facility, based on 9.5 hr/d, 6 d/wk, 52 wk/y

r; Regional contact provided 1,387 hr/y r, 8 hr/d, 5 d/wk (2002) 35 1.33

5 52 4,160 Based on 16 hr/d, 5 d/wk, and 52 wk/yr 35 1.58**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 16 129 129 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-- Building 18 Unit3 17 59 59--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1

18 59 59--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2

19 63 63 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital 20 65 65--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1 21 65 65--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2 22 77 77 Parkview Hospital

23 84 84 Mayo Clinic, Waste Management Facility 24 87 87 MedCentral Health System, Mansfield Hospital 25 94 94 Stericycle, Inc. 26 120 120--1 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit1 27 120 120--2 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit2 28 98 98--1 University of Texas Medical Branch 29 106 106 Stericycle, Inc. **Annual Avg Days Per Week**  **Annual Avg Days Per Week Notes**  **Annual Avg**

**Weeks Per Year Annual Avg Weeks Per Year**  **Notes Annual Avg** 

**Hours Per Year Annual Avg Hours Per Year**  **Notes Stack Height**  **(ft) Stack Diameter** 

**(ft) Stack** 

**Dimensions (ft x ft)**  7 52 2,920 Based on 8 hr/d and 365 d/y r 7 2002 50 2002 8,400 Based on 24 hr/d, 7 d/wk, 50 wk/yr (2002) 80 2.46

7 2002 50 2002 8,400 Based on 24 hr/d, 7 d/wk, 50 wk/yr (2002) 80 2.46

2 52 1,050 10 hr/d, 2 d/wk, 52 wk/y r 125 2.17 7,665 2002 30 2.00 7,558 2002 30 2.00 7 Ty

pical operation 52 Ty pical operation 8,395 Based on 24 hr/d, 7 d/wk, 365 d/y r, m inus scheduled downtime - 4 hr/wk to punch tubes on boiler, 9 hr/qtr (average of 8-10 hr/qtr) to clean and inspect scrubber, and 5 d/y r (average of 3-7 d/y

r) f or inspection and major repairs 80 1.50

5 52 6,240 Based on 24 hr/d, 5 d/wk, 52 wk/yr 74 2.00 6 Determ ined based on maintenance being performed on Sun. 52 Determ ined based on unit burning 60 hr/wk "all year long" 3,120 Based on 60 hr/wk, 52 wk/y r 85 2.00 6.3 Based on 7 d/wk, except down 4

d/6 wk (2003) 52 Assumed (2003) 7,904 Based on 7 d/wk, except down 4 d/6 wk, assuming 24 hr/d and 52 wk/yr (2003) 1.00 7 47 Based on unit down 10% of ti me 7,896 Based on 24 hr/d, 7 d/wk, 47 wk/yr (based on unit down 10% of ti me) 105 2.67 7 47 Based on unit down 10% of ti me 7,896 Based on 24 hr/d, 7 d/wk, 47 wk/yr (based on unit down 10% of ti me) 105 2.67 4.3 Based on 18.5 d/mo (average of

18-19 d/mo) and 52 wk/12 mo 52 Based on stated 12 mo/y r 5,328 Based on 24 hr/d, 18.5 d/mo (average of 18-19 d/mo), 12 mo/y r 250 1.63 7 Based on data from NEI 52 Based on data from NEI 8,760 Based on data from NEI 55 2.00**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 30 108 108--1 Rocky Mountai n Laboratories, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health Unit1

31 109 109 Healthcare Environmental Services Inc. 32 110 110 Stericycle, Inc. 33 111 111 Wyo ming Medical Center

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Annual Avg Days Per Week**  **Annual Avg Days Per Week Notes**  **Annual Avg**

**Weeks Per Year Annual Avg Weeks Per Year**  **Notes Annual Avg** 

**Hours Per Year Annual Avg Hours Per Year**  **Notes Stack Height**  **(ft) Stack Diameter** 

**(ft) Stack** 

**Dimensions (ft x ft)**  3 2002 52 Assumed (2002) 1,248 Based on 8 hr/d (average of 7 to 9 hr/d), 3 d/wk, assuming 52 wk/yr (2002) 30 1.50

4 52 1,872 Based on 9 hr/d, 4 d/wk, 52 wk/y r 46 1.98 x 2.14 7,309 2002 35 1.88 989 2002 35 17.00**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 2 15 15--2 Curtis Bay Energy Unit2 3 20 20--1 Fort Detrick Unit5 4 20 20--2 Fort Detrick Unit6 5 25 25 Hol y Spirit Hospital 6 29 29 Hamot Medical Center 7 30 30 Riddle Memorial Hospital 8 34 34 Pennsylvania State University, Animal Diagnostic Lab Incinerator 9 36 36--1 Merck & Company, Inc., Waste Heat Incinerator Unit2 10 36 36--2 Merck & Company, Inc., Rotary Kiln Incinerator Unit5 11 40 40 Charleston Area Medical Center, General Hospital 12 42 42 Stericycle, Inc. 13 44 44 Bethesda Memorial Hospital Unit4

14 46 46 Hol y Cross Hospital

15 130 130 Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center **Stack Area (ft** **2 )**  **Exit Gas**

**Temperature (deg F)**  **Exit Gas Velocity**

**(ft/s) Exit Gas Flow** 

**Rate (acfm) Exit Gas Flow** 

**Rate Std (dscfm) HCl Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) CO Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) Pb Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) Cd Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) Hg Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) PM Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(gr/dscf) Total CDD/CDF** 

**Unit Average Concentration**  **(ng/dscm)** 18.90 296 37 41,082 27,021 85.2 1.26 0.00504 0.000887 0.174 0.00823 27.7 18.90 303 40 44,423 28,105 76.9 2.91 0.00769 0.00130 0.300 0.00407 5.47 2.18 87 21 2,683 2,475 0.190 0.871 0.126 0.00992 0.00324 0.00721 85.2 2.18 92 19 2,538 2,320 0.353 1.17 0.182 0.00867 0.00771 0.00775 97.3 1.40 99 23 1,915 1,741 0.736 1.88 0.155 0.0439 0.00346 0.0164 3.47 1.87 122 41 4,550 3,523 16.6 2.60 0.00675 0.00119 0.00400 0.00174 7.72 2.41 239 17 2,335 1,718 2.10 1.41 0.178 0.00366 0.0108 0.0124 78.2 1.67 175 46 4,650 2,199 1.27 2.11 0.151 0.00408 0.00124 0.0239 0.0973 4.59 358 68 18,661 7,009 4.22 2.46 0.00115 0.000853 0.00305 0.00156 3.71 5.41 304 52 16,807 7,357 3.75 1.07 0.0109 0.00242 0.0141 0.00255 6.78 2.64 312 48 7,547 4,280 26.6 11.3 0.00468 0.00186 0.00418 0.00106 1.31 5.58 327 41 13,608 6,476 27.1 10.7 0.0434 0.00886 0.0132 0.00203 24.3 1.77 106 47 4,932 4,402 0.608 2.74 0.0774 0.00929 0.0739 0.00960 54.3

1.40 124 45 3,760 3,115 1.18 4.91 0.0618 0.0168 0.0504 0.0103 37.5

1.97 155 71 8,382 6,422 8.32 1.00 0.0435 0.00564 0.00542 0.0111 0.665**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 16 129 129 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-- Building 18 Unit3 17 59 59--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1

18 59 59--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2

19 63 63 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital 20 65 65--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1 21 65 65--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2 22 77 77 Parkview Hospital

23 84 84 Mayo Clinic, Waste Management Facility 24 87 87 MedCentral Health System, Mansfield Hospital 25 94 94 Stericycle, Inc. 26 120 120--1 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit1 27 120 120--2 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit2 28 98 98--1 University of Texas Medical Branch 29 106 106 Stericycle, Inc. **Stack Area (ft** **2 )**  **Exit Gas**

**Temperature (deg F)**  **Exit Gas Velocity**

**(ft/s) Exit Gas Flow** 

**Rate (acfm) Exit Gas Flow** 

**Rate Std (dscfm) HCl Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) CO Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) Pb Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) Cd Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) Hg Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) PM Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(gr/dscf) Total CDD/CDF** 

**Unit Average Concentration**  **(ng/dscm)** 161 1,229 717 1.30 12.11 0.0727 0.00545 0.00292 0.00760 2.89 4.75 135 18 5,218 3,941 4.24 3.95 0.206 0.0233 0.0389 0.00714 2.82

4.75 138 17 4,921 3,736 3.88 4.61 0.206 0.0188 0.118 0.0102 5.48

3.69 276 24 5,192 2,381 27.5 0.679 0.00485 0.00152 0.00361 0.00505 9.11 3.14 143 23 4,301 3,280 1.12 12.9 0.200 0.00572 0.415 0.00921 1.24 3.14 141 20 3,852 2,965 1.43 5.77 0.134 0.0123 0.377 0.00878 0.837 1.77 114 31 3,241 2,748 2.68 5.90 0.177 0.0802 0.00623 0.0109 7.10

3.14 294 81 15,258 10,122 15.2 2.24 0.291 0.0101 0.0445 0.0137 0.357 3.14 260 20 3,846 2,501 24.8 4.81 0.0415 0.00113 0.00898 0.00357 29.8 0.79 138 23 4,325 3,310 0.661 4.45 0.244 0.00524 0.239 0.00617 14.7 5.59 296 45 14,916 7,818 11.0 3.96 0.0187 0.00132 0.0130 0.00702 0.498 5.59 291 45 15,030 8,056 5.30 2.86 0.00778 0.000889 0.00559 0.00947 0.152 2.07 111 41 5,064 4,481 2.12 1.73 0.756 0.00298 0.0482 0.0147 98.1 3.14 152 23 4,345 3,212 0.567 4.62 0.127 0.00396 0.375 0.00828 2.40**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 30 108 108--1 Rocky Mountai n Laboratories, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health Unit1

31 109 109 Healthcare Environmental Services Inc. 32 110 110 Stericycle, Inc. 33 111 111 Wyo ming Medical Center

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Stack Area (ft** **2 )**  **Exit Gas**

**Temperature (deg F)**  **Exit Gas Velocity**

**(ft/s) Exit Gas Flow** 

**Rate (acfm) Exit Gas Flow** 

**Rate Std (dscfm) HCl Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) CO Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) Pb Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) Cd Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) Hg Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) PM Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(gr/dscf) Total CDD/CDF** 

**Unit Average Concentration**  **(ng/dscm)** 1.77 112 24 2,516 1,849 0.455 1.97 0.0996 0.00773 0.00312 0.0216 0.206

4.23 302 28 7,016 4,060 72.5 14.7 0.0171 0.00296 0.129 0.00611 16.0 2.76 126 62 10,286 6,914 3.93 7.39 0.0309 0.00214 0.0746 0.00449 3.37 1.58 130 26 2,458 1,665 1.17 3.28 0.0496 0.0182 0.0237 0.00336 74.0**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 2 15 15--2 Curtis Bay Energy Unit2 3 20 20--1 Fort Detrick Unit5 4 20 20--2 Fort Detrick Unit6 5 25 25 Hol y Spirit Hospital 6 29 29 Hamot Medical Center 7 30 30 Riddle Memorial Hospital 8 34 34 Pennsylvania State University, Animal Diagnostic Lab Incinerator 9 36 36--1 Merck & Company, Inc., Waste Heat Incinerator Unit2 10 36 36--2 Merck & Company, Inc., Rotary Kiln Incinerator Unit5 11 40 40 Charleston Area Medical Center, General Hospital 12 42 42 Stericycle, Inc. 13 44 44 Bethesda Memorial Hospital Unit4

14 46 46 Hol y Cross Hospital

15 130 130 Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center **CDD/CDF TEQ Unit Average**  **Concentration (ng/dscm)**  **NO X** **Unit**

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) SO**  **2 Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) HCl Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **CO Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Pb Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Cd**

**Annual Emissions**  **(lb/yr) Hg** 

**Annual Emissions**  **(lb/yr) PM Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Total**

**CDD/CDF baseline**  **(g/yr) CDD/CDF** 

**TEQ Annual Emissions**  **(g/yr) NO**  **X Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **SO 2** **Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  0.451 187 23.0 81,759 930 4.56 0.804 158 17,068 11.4 0.185 226,518 38,738 0.115 180 34.7 80,705 2,349 7.70 1.30 300 9,324 2.48 0.0522 237,734 64,069 0.762 121 2.85 3.28 11.6 1.49 0.117 0.0383 195 0.456 0.00408 2,627 86.5 1.26 121 2.85 5.76 14.6 2.05 0.097 0.0867 199 0.496 0.00644 2,479 81.6 0.0299 105 3.52 26.5 52.0 3.90 1.10 0.0870 946 0.0396 0.000341 4,785 222 0.0879 131 2.78 659 79.2 0.195 0.0344 0.115 115 0.101 0.00115 6,563 193 1.42 124 0.336 45.5 23.5 3.37 0.0692 0.204 537 0.671 0.0122 3,398 12.8 0.00291 105 1.22 13.0 16.5 1.22 0.0331 0.0100 443 0.000358 0.0000107 1,358 21.9 0.0442 99.8 1.13 70.1 31.4 0.0195 0.0145 0.0518 60.5 0.0285 0.000340 2,090 32.9 0.308 94.4 2.35 688 150 1.91 0.424 2.47 1,023 0.538 0.0244 21,826 757 0.0153 92.7 2.07 558 182 0.0946 0.0375 0.0844 49.0 0.0120 0.000140 2,452 76.3 0.748 149 1.50 5,763 1,749 9.05 1.85 2.76 972 2.30 0.0708 39,974 560 1.21 88.3 4.62 44.2 153 3.98 0.478 3.80 1,129 1.27 0.0281 8,102 590

2.23 67.9 1.16 60.5 194 2.32 0.630 1.89 883 0.639 0.0379 4,403 105

0.0160 81.5 7.58 1,083 100 4.35 0.564 0.543 2,542 0.0302 0.000726 13,396 1,734**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 16 129 129 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-- Building 18 Unit3 17 59 59--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1

18 59 59--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2

19 63 63 St. Jude Children's Research Hospital 20 65 65--1 Stericycle, Inc. Unit1 21 65 65--2 Stericycle, Inc. Unit2 22 77 77 Parkview Hospital

23 84 84 Mayo Clinic, Waste Management Facility 24 87 87 MedCentral Health System, Mansfield Hospital 25 94 94 Stericycle, Inc. 26 120 120--1 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit1 27 120 120--2 Waste Management Resource Recovery and Recycling Center Unit2 28 98 98--1 University of Texas Medical Branch 29 106 106 Stericycle, Inc. **CDD/CDF TEQ Unit Average**  **Concentration (ng/dscm)**  **NO X** **Unit**

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) SO**  **2 Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) HCl Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **CO Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Pb Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Cd**

**Annual Emissions**  **(lb/yr) Hg** 

**Annual Emissions**  **(lb/yr) PM Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Total**

**CDD/CDF baseline**  **(g/yr) CDD/CDF** 

**TEQ Annual Emissions**  **(g/yr) NO**  **X Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **SO 2** **Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  0.00453 105 3.52 13.2 94.1 0.570 0.0428 0.0229 136 0.0103 0.0000161 1,344 62.5 0.0664 121 2.85 717 513 25.9 2.93 4.89 2,056 0.161 0.00379 25,765 848

0.0845 121 2.85 640 584 25.4 2.32 14.5 2,873 0.307 0.00472 25,094 826

0.160 131 2.02 275 5.20 0.0445 0.0139 0.0331 106 0.0379 0.000666 1,648 35.5 0.0105 121 2.85 142 1,249 19.0 0.542 39.3 2,000 0.0532 0.000450 19,156 631 0.0126 121 2.85 168 522 11.9 1.09 33.3 1,777 0.0336 0.000506 17,920 590 0.0898 121 2.85 326 550 15.4 6.97 0.542 2,168 0.280 0.00354 18,452 608

0.0117 176 1.45 2,465 279 44.3 1.53 6.77 4,764 0.0246 0.000806 35,973 412 0.560 121 9.27 758 113 1.14 0.0311 0.247 224 0.371 0.00698 4,645 498 0.341 121 2.85 71.7 371 19.8 0.425 19.4 1,144 0.542 0.0125 16,497 543 0.00807 72.4 1.21 3,466 956 5.54 0.393 3.86 4,767 0.0670 0.00109 28,677 670 0.00378 88.4 0.462 1,509 625 2.08 0.237 1.49 5,789 0.0184 0.000457 31,733 231 1.06 78.9 1.12 270 169 68.4 0.270 4.36 3,046 4.03 0.0433 12,637 249 0.0176 121 2.85 87.4 547 14.9 0.467 44.2 2,233 0.128 0.000941 23,436 772**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 15 15--1 Curtis Bay Energy Unit1 30 108 108--1 Rocky Mountai n Laboratories, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health Unit1

31 109 109 Healthcare Environmental Services Inc. 32 110 110 Stericycle, Inc. 33 111 111 Wyo ming Medical Center

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **CDD/CDF TEQ Unit Average**  **Concentration (ng/dscm)**  **NO X** **Unit**

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) SO**  **2 Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) HCl Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **CO Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Pb Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Cd**

**Annual Emissions**  **(lb/yr) Hg** 

**Annual Emissions**  **(lb/yr) PM Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Total**

**CDD/CDF baseline**  **(g/yr) CDD/CDF** 

**TEQ Annual Emissions**  **(g/yr) NO**  **X Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **SO 2** **Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  0.00300 128 0.932 5.33 17.7 0.834 0.0647 0.0261 414 0.000781 0.0000114 1,884 19.2

1.95 207 20.2 2,390 374 0.536 0.0928 4.04 439 0.228 0.0278 8,612 1,168 0.0824 228 3.35 924 1,335 5.32 0.368 12.9 1,770 0.263 0.00644 67,691 1,384 1.12 141 1.80 8.85 19.1 0.277 0.101 0.132 42.8 0.187 0.00282 1,343 24.0

# ID **Code Key**  1 acfm Actual cubic feet per minute 2 APCD Air pollution control device 3 B Batch HMIWI 4 C Continuous HMIWI 5 CA Carbon adsorber 6 CC Combustion control 7 Cd Cadmium 8 CDD/CDF Dioxins/furans 9 CO Carbon monoxide 10 d Day 11 deg F Degrees Fahrenheit 12 DI-ESP Dry injection-electrostatic precipitator 13 DIFF Dry injection fabric filter 14 dscf Dry standard cubic foot (feet) 15 dscfm Dry standard cubic feet per minute 16 dscm Dry standard cubic meter(s) 17 E Existing HMIWI 18 FF Fabric filter 19 ft Foot (feet) 20 ft2 

# Square feet 21 ft/s Feet per second 22 gr Grain(s) 23 HCl Hydrogen chloride 24 Hg Mercury 25 HMIWI Hospital/medical/infectious waste incinerators 26 hr Hour(s) 27 I Intermittent HMIWI 28 L Large HMIWI 29 lb Pound(s) 30 M Medium HMIWI 31 mg Milligram(s) 32 N New HMIWI 33 NA Not applicable 34 NAICS North Americal Industry Classification System 35 NEI U.S. EPA National Emissions Inventory 36 NO X 

# Nitrogen oxides 37 Pb Lead 38 PCT Percent 39 PM Particulate matter 40 ppm

vd Part(s) per million by volume, dry basis 41 S Small HMIWI 42 SCC Source Classification Code 43 SIC Standard Industrial Classification 44 SO 2 

# Sulfur dioxide 45 SR Small rural HMIWI 46 TEQ 2.3.7.8-TCDD toxic equivalent 47 UTM Universal Transverse Mercator 48 WESP Wet electrostatic precipitator 49 wk Week(s) 50 WS Wet scrubber 51 yr Year(s)**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number Previous Facility Name**  **Location Address City**  **State Zip Code**  **County EPA**  **Region X Coordinate**  **Y Coordinate** 1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. Bristol-Myers Co. 5 Research Parkway, P.O. Box 5100 Wallingford CT 6492 New Haven County 1 -72.81793976 +41.46059799 2 5 5 Merck & Company, Inc. NA 126 E. Li ncoln Avenue Rahway NJ 7065 Union County 2 -74.26000214 +40.61999893 3 18 18 Franklin Square Hospital Center NA 9000 Franklin Square Drive Baltimore MD 21237 Baltimore County 3 -76.49217987 +39.34114075 4 13 13 University of Maryland at Baltimore, Environmental Health and Safety Facility NA 714 W. Lombard Street Baltimore MD 21201 Baltimore City 3 -76.61997223 +39.29398346 5 21 21 Washington County Hospital NA 251 E. Antietam Street Hagerstown MD 21740 Washington County 3 -77.71730042 +39.63499832 6 41 41 Thomas Memorial Hospital NA 4605 Maccorkle Avenue S.W. South Charleston WV 25309 Kanawha County 3 -81.73815918 +38.33523560

7 43 43 Boca Raton Com munity Hospital NA 800 Meadows Road Boca Raton FL 33486 Palm Beach County 4 -80.10272980 +26.35907364

8 47 47 Malcolm Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center, North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System NA 1601 S.W. Archer Road Gainesville FL 32608 Alachua County 4 -82.34339905 +29.63867760

9 48 48 Memorial Regional Hospital Hollywo od Memorial Hospital 3501 Johnson Street Hollywo od FL 33021 Broward County 4 -80.19043732 +26.02400208

10 51 51 Lakeland Regional Medical Center NA 1324 Lakeland Hills Boulevard Lakeland FL 33804 Pol k County 4 -81.95769501 +28.07224655 11 54 54 Bayfront Medical Center NA 701 6th Street S. St. Petersburg FL 33701 Pi nellas County 4 -82.64277649 +27.76305962 12 55 55 St. Joseph's Hospital NA 3001 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Tam pa FL 33607 Hillsborough County 4 -82.49150085 +27.98200035 13 60 60--1 Bmwnc, Inc. Unit1 Bio -Medical Services, Inc. 3250 Campus Ridge Road Matthews NC 28105 Mecklenburg County 4 -80.71500397 +35.12180328 14 125 125 East Carolina University, Health Sciences Campus, HSC Utility Plant NA 600 Moye Boulevard Greenville NC 27834 Pi tt County 4 -77.40471649 +35.61188126 15 71 71 Loyola University Medical Center NA 2160 S. First Avenue Maywood IL 60153 Cook County 5 -87.83249664 +41.86472321 **Units Shut Down Since 2010 & Their Former Estimated Emissions No.**  **Fac ID Unit ID**  **Facility Name Unit Number**  **Previous Facility Name Location Address**  **City State**  **Zip Code County**  **EPA Region**  **X Coordinate Y Coordinate**  16 81 81 South Bend Medical Foundation NA 530 N. Lafayette Boulevard South Bend IN 46601 St. Joseph County 5 -86.29360199 +41.59899902 17 82 82 Good Samaritan Hospital NA 520 S. Seventh Street Vincennes IN 47591 Kno x County 5 -87.51309967 +38.67619324

18 86 86 Fairfield Medical Center Lancaster-Fairfield Community Hospital 401 N. Ewi ng Street Lancaster OH 43130 Fairfield County 5 -82.576447 +39.718764 19 88 88 Medina General Hospital NA 1000 E. Washington Street Medina OH 44256 Medina County 5 -81.85379791 +41.13976288 20 115 115 Ko na Community Hospital NA 79-1019 Haukapila Street, P.O. Box 69 Kealakekua HI 96750 Hawaii County 9 -155.93583803 +19.52513648

21 116 116 Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Regional Hospital Bethel Hospital 829 Chief Eddie Hoffman Highway, P.O. Box 528 Bethel AK 99559 Bethel Census Area 10 -162.40527104 +60.93485051

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions.**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 2 5 5 Merck & Company, Inc. 3 18 18 Franklin Square Hospital Center 4 13 13 University of Maryland at Baltimore, Environmental Health and Safety Facility 5 21 21 Washington County Hospital 6 41 41 Thomas Memorial Hospital

7 43 43 Boca Raton Com munity Hospital

8 47 47 Malcolm Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center, North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System 9 48 48 Memorial Regional Hospital

10 51 51 Lakeland Regional Medical Center 11 54 54 Bayfront Medical Center 12 55 55 St. Joseph's Hospital 13 60 60--1 Bmwnc, Inc. Unit1 14 125 125 East Carolina University, Health Sciences Campus, HSC Utility Plant 15 71 71 Loyola University Medical Center **Units Shut Down Since 2010 & Their Former Estimated Emissions UTM**  **Zone Plan Status (1997 HMIWI** 

**Rule) Compliance** 

**Date (1997 HMIWI Rule)**  **Facility Contact Name Facility Contact Phone**  **SIC Primary NAICS**  **Primary** 18 Relying on Federal Plan 9/15/2002 Carl Noonan, Head--Environment, Health, and Safety; Marc Estra, Process Operations; C. Klein, E. Carrero, and E. Tirado Jr., Operators Noonan--(203) 677-6342; General--(203) 677-6000 2834 325412 18 Draft State Plan (Federal

Plan Applies) 8/15/2001 Mary Beth Baker; Christine Visnic; Bruce Wallington, Di

rector--NJ Environmental Affairs Baker--(732) 594-3837; Visnic--(732) 594- 3431; General--(732) 594-5361 2833 325411 18 State Plan Approved 3/15/2002 Robert Hudnet, Process Operations (443) 777-7000, Ext. 7508 8062 622110 18 State Plan Approved 3/15/2002 Patrick Wolfe, Assistant Director--Hazardous Waste Division (410) 706-7207 8221 611310 18 State Plan Approved 3/15/2002 Kenneth Conway, Director of Operations; Gina Testa, Jenkins Environmental Inc. Conway--(301) 790-8057; Testa--(410) 663- 8200 8062 622110 17 State Plan Approved 7/28/2001 Frank Chambers, Incinerator Supervisor; Cam Bays, Incinerator Operator; Mike Spangler (Environmental Contact); Steve Dexter (Responsible Official) Chambers/Bays--(304) 766-3681; Spangler-- (304) 766-3684, Dexter--(304) 766-3600 8062 622110

17 State Plan Approved 1/16/2002 No Contact Name (561) 395-7100 8062 622110

17 State Plan Approved 1/16/2002 Lou Kisala, Associate Chief Engineer; Frank Campbell, Chief--Facilities Management Service; Mark Humphries, General Supervisory Engineer--Facilities Management Kisala--(352) 374-6025; Campbell--(904) 755-3016; Humphries--(352) 374-6175 8062 622110

17 State Plan Approved 1/16/2002 Ellio t Gordon (954) 987-2020 8062 622110

17 State Plan Approved 1/16/2002 Jerry Carter; Carole Philipson, Vice President; Jim Wilson General--(863) 687-1100; Wilson--(863) 687- 1143 8062 622110 17 State Plan Approved 1/16/2002 Robert Farrburn (727) 893-6825; General--(727) 823-1234 8062 622110 17 State Plan Approved 1/16/2002 Philip Jung, Manager--Facilities Operations; Larry Rubin, Director--Facilities Management; Isaac Mallah, President & CEO General--(813) 870-4000; Rubin--(813) 870- 4574; Mallah--(813) 870-4769 8062 622110 17 Draft State Plan (Federal

Plan Applies) 7/1/2002 Peter Thurnau, Plant Manager; David Schoomaker, President No Listed Num ber 4953 562213 18 NSPS Rick Scott, Incinerator Operation; Mike Rowe, Controls and Maintenance Scott--(252) 744-3437; Rowe--(252) 816- 2237 8221 611310 16 State Plan Approved 9/15/2002 Rod Rasmussen, Manager--Power Plant, Steam, Water Distri

bution Systems and Roads and Grounds; Thomas Breitzke, Director-- Physical Plant and Grounds General--(708) 216-9000; Breitzke--(708) 216-8545 8062 622110**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 16 81 81 South Bend Medical Foundation 17 82 82 Good Samaritan Hospital

18 86 86 Fairfield Medical Center 19 88 88 Medina General Hospital 20 115 115 Ko na Community Hospital

21 116 116 Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Regional Hospital

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **UTM Zone**  **Plan Status (1997 HMIWI**

**Rule) Compliance** 

**Date (1997 HMIWI Rule)**  **Facility Contact Name Facility Contact Phone**  **SIC Primary NAICS**  **Primary** 16 State Plan Approved 3/31/2002 Ronald Randolph (Responsible Official) (574) 234-4176 8062 622110 16 State Plan Approved 3/31/2002 Bode Coffman (sp?); Scott Kaminski, Vice President--Professional and Support Services; Richard Hand, Director of Engineering General--(812) 882-5220; Kaminski--(812) 885-3335; Hand--(812) 885-3381 8062 622110

17 Draft State Plan (Federal

Plan Applies) 9/15/2002 Steve Burgess (740) 687-8086 8062 622110 17 Draft State Plan (Federal

Plan Applies) 9/15/2002 Kenneth McGraw (330) 721-5012 8062 622110 5 Relying on Federal Plan 8/15/2001 Tom Daniels (808) 322-4495 8062 622110

4 Relying on Federal Plan Matthew Reardon; Maggie Arriola, Safety & Environmental Manager General--(907) 543-6000; Environmental Health & Engineering--(907) 543-6420 8062 622110**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 2 5 5 Merck & Company, Inc. 3 18 18 Franklin Square Hospital Center 4 13 13 University of Maryland at Baltimore, Environmental Health and Safety Facility 5 21 21 Washington County Hospital 6 41 41 Thomas Memorial Hospital

7 43 43 Boca Raton Com munity Hospital

8 47 47 Malcolm Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center, North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System 9 48 48 Memorial Regional Hospital

10 51 51 Lakeland Regional Medical Center 11 54 54 Bayfront Medical Center 12 55 55 St. Joseph's Hospital 13 60 60--1 Bmwnc, Inc. Unit1 14 125 125 East Carolina University, Health Sciences Campus, HSC Utility Plant 15 71 71 Loyola University Medical Center **Units Shut Down Since 2010 & Their Former Estimated Emissions Site Description**  **Size Category**  **New**

**Existing Mode**  **Waste Heat**

**Recovery Boiler Commercial**  **Dun & Bradstreet Number**  **Parent Company Parent Company**  **Employment** Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Facility L E C Yes No 1288497 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 35,000 Medicinal Chemical Manufacturing Facility L E I No 1317064 Merck & Co., Inc. 55,200 General Medical and Surgical Hospital M E I Yes No 361516370 MedStar Health 23,000 University M E C No 933418402 University of Maryland 26,316 General Medical and Surgical Hospital M E I Yes No 780557138 Washington County Health System, Inc. 2,500 General Medical and Surgical Hospital M E I No 791536902 Thomas Health Systems Inc. 1,900 General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C or I Yes No 948519582 BRCH Corp. 1,400 General Medical and Surgical Hospital M E C Yes No U.S. Department Of Veterans Affairs (US DVA) Large General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C or I Yes No 21129080 MRI Center of Hollywood 2,000 General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C Yes No 60253150 Lakeland Regional Medical Center 3,100 General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C or I Yes No 73224370 Bayfront Health System 2,018 General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C or I Yes No 107559163 Baptist Health Care Corp. 5,200 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incineration Facility L E C Yes 784968278 Healthcare Waste Solutions, Inc. 240 University L N C or I Yes No 75557926 East Carolina University 5,078 General Medical and Surgical Hospital L E C or I Yes No 796454689 Loy ola University Health System 6,000**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 16 81 81 South Bend Medical Foundation 17 82 82 Good Samaritan Hospital

18 86 86 Fairfield Medical Center 19 88 88 Medina General Hospital 20 115 115 Ko na Community Hospital

21 116 116 Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Regional Hospital

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Site Description Size**  **Category New** 

**Existing Mode**  **Waste Heat**

**Recovery Boiler Commercial**  **Dun & Bradstreet Number**  **Parent Company Parent Company**  **Employment** General Medical and Surgical Hospital M E C or I No 64702889 South Bend Medical Foundation Inc. 800 General Medical and Surgical Hospital M E C or I No 71320501 Kno x County Hospi tal Association 1,600 General Medical and Surgical Hospital S E I No 79428397 Fairfield Medical Center 2,200 General Medical and Surgical Hospital M E I No 30208995 Medina General Hospital 1,100 General Medical and Surgical Hospital SR E I No 96869669 Hawaii Health Systems Corp. 3,400 General Medical and Surgical Hospital SR E I Yes 82508961 Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corp. 1,800**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 2 5 5 Merck & Company, Inc. 3 18 18 Franklin Square Hospital Center 4 13 13 University of Maryland at Baltimore, Environmental Health and Safety Facility 5 21 21 Washington County Hospital 6 41 41 Thomas Memorial Hospital

7 43 43 Boca Raton Com munity Hospital

8 47 47 Malcolm Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center, North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System 9 48 48 Memorial Regional Hospital

10 51 51 Lakeland Regional Medical Center 11 54 54 Bayfront Medical Center 12 55 55 St. Joseph's Hospital 13 60 60--1 Bmwnc, Inc. Unit1 14 125 125 East Carolina University, Health Sciences Campus, HSC Utility Plant 15 71 71 Loyola University Medical Center **Units Shut Down Since 2010 & Their Former Estimated Emissions Parent**  **Company Sales ($M)**  **Year of**

**Sales/ Emp. Data**  **Size Standards Small Business**  **Facility Registry Identifier**  **Other Facility**

**Registry Identifiers Emission** 

**Unit ID Emission Unit Description**  **Emission Process ID**  $20,597 2008 750 employees No NEICT12175 1 Ecolaire Environmental Control Products (Model 1000 TES) Hospi

tal /Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1 $23,850 2008 750 employees No NEI6379 NEINJ16138 1 Rotary Kiln Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1 $2,900 2007 $31.5 No NEIMD0400 NEIMD14183 EU-1 ECP (Model 1000 T) Hospi

tal /Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator EU-1 $2,031 2007 $6.5 No NEIMD3032 NEIMD14175 EU-1 Consumat Systems (Model C-225 PAT) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator EU-1 $269 2007 $31.5 No NEIMD0122 NEI33708 1 Joy Energy Systems (Model 750 TES) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1 $123 2007 $31.5 No NEIWV20115 3E Consumat Systems (Model C-125PA-2) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 3E $48 2007 $31.5 No NEIFL0990119 002 Si mo nds (Model AF-3C) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 2 Large 2007 $31.5 No NEIFL0010041 NEI26234 006 Environmental Control Products (Model 1000 TE) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 6 $93 2007 $31.5 No NEIFL0110002 NEIFL12322 003 Cleaver-Brooks (Model 1900/95) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 3 $479 2007 $31.5 No NEIFL1050095 NEI26429 002 Basic Environmental Engineering (Model 750) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 2 $264 2007 $31.5 No NEIFL1030095 002 Joy Energy Systems (Model 1500 TE) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 2 $471 2007 $31.5 No NEIFL0570089 002 Joy Energy Systems (Model 2000 TE) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 2 $21.9 2008 $11.5 Borderline NEINC0099 NEINC15498 ES-1 Disc International (Model 1500 AR-T2-A) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator ES-1 $317 2007 $6.5 No NEI45033 ES-1a Consumat Systems (Model CS-550-1) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator ES-1A $282 2007 $31.5 No NEI49722 NEIIL0317785 Unit1 Econo-Therm (Model 2500) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator Unit1**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 16 81 81 South Bend Medical Foundation 17 82 82 Good Samaritan Hospital

18 86 86 Fairfield Medical Center 19 88 88 Medina General Hospital 20 115 115 Ko na Community Hospital

21 116 116 Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Regional Hospital

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Parent Company Sales**  **($M) Year of** 

**Sales/ Emp. Data**  **Size Standards Small Business**  **Facility Registry Identifier**  **Other Facility**

**Registry Identifiers Emission** 

**Unit ID Emission Unit Description**  **Emission Process ID**  $38.2 2008 $31.5 Borderline NEIIN141m wi I-1 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator I-1 $127 2007 $31.5 No NEIIN12869 NEIIN0830002 EU1 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator EU1 $172 2007 $31.5 No NEIOH17093 N001 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator N001 $31 2007 $31.5 No NEIOH17102 N002 Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator N002 $350 2007 $31.5 No 1 Eco Waste Sol utions Group (Model

Eco-300TR15) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1 $84 2007 $31.5 No 1 Shenandoah (Model P25-M1) Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerator 1**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 2 5 5 Merck & Company, Inc. 3 18 18 Franklin Square Hospital Center 4 13 13 University of Maryland at Baltimore, Environmental Health and Safety Facility 5 21 21 Washington County Hospital 6 41 41 Thomas Memorial Hospital

7 43 43 Boca Raton Com munity Hospital

8 47 47 Malcolm Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center, North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System 9 48 48 Memorial Regional Hospital

10 51 51 Lakeland Regional Medical Center 11 54 54 Bayfront Medical Center 12 55 55 St. Joseph's Hospital 13 60 60--1 Bmwnc, Inc. Unit1 14 125 125 East Carolina University, Health Sciences Campus, HSC Utility Plant 15 71 71 Loyola University Medical Center **Units Shut Down Since 2010 & Their Former Estimated Emissions Emission Process Description**  **Emission Release Pt ID**  **Emission Release Pt Description SCC**  **Control System Description Control Device**  **Abbr** Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F) and baghouse FF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200503 Secondary chamber (1500F, 1 sec), partial quench, dry acid gas scrubber with dry lime injection, and baghouse DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration EU-1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F) and venturi scrubber followed by quench chamber and mist eliminator WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration EU-1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1832F) and venturi caustic scrubber with packed-bed scrubber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber and venturi caustic scrubber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1S Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F) and venturi packed tower wet scrubber with caustic injection WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 2 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec) and rotary atomizing wet scrubber system with caustic soda injection WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 6 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec) and wet scrubber with caustic soda injection WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 3 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec), packed column gas scrubber, and wet ESP WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 2 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec), lime injection system, and baghouse DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 2 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec) and flux fo rce/condensation collision scrubber system using dilute NaOH WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 2 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec), lime injection, baghouse, and venturi scrubber DIFF/WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration ES-1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1641F), dry scrubber with lime and acti vated carbon injection, and baghouse DIFF Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration EP-1A Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1985F), rotary atomizing wet scrubber (wi th NaOH scrubbing medium), carbon bed adsorber, HEPA filtering system, and heat recovery system HEPA/CA/WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration Unit1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Two secondary chambers (1600F), twin rotary atomizer scrubber using 50% caustic solution, and two demister pads WS**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 16 81 81 South Bend Medical Foundation 17 82 82 Good Samaritan Hospital

18 86 86 Fairfield Medical Center 19 88 88 Medina General Hospital 20 115 115 Ko na Community Hospital

21 116 116 Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Regional Hospital

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Emission Process Description Emission**  **Release Pt ID Emission Release Pt Description**  **SCC Control System Description**  **Control Device Abbr**  Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration I-1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber and wet scrubber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration S1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber and multi-chamber spray scrubber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration N001 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec) and wet scrubber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration N002 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1800F, 1 sec) and wet scrubber WS Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200501 Secondary chamber (1900F, 2 sec), no APCD CC Hospital/medical/infectious waste incineration 1 Si ngle point serving a single emission unit 50200502 Secondary chamber, no APCD CC**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 2 5 5 Merck & Company, Inc. 3 18 18 Franklin Square Hospital Center 4 13 13 University of Maryland at Baltimore, Environmental Health and Safety Facility 5 21 21 Washington County Hospital 6 41 41 Thomas Memorial Hospital

7 43 43 Boca Raton Com munity Hospital

8 47 47 Malcolm Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center, North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System 9 48 48 Memorial Regional Hospital

10 51 51 Lakeland Regional Medical Center 11 54 54 Bayfront Medical Center 12 55 55 St. Joseph's Hospital 13 60 60--1 Bmwnc, Inc. Unit1 14 125 125 East Carolina University, Health Sciences Campus, HSC Utility Plant 15 71 71 Loyola University Medical Center **Units Shut Down Since 2010 & Their Former Estimated Emissions Waste Types**  **Design Capacity**  **(lb/hr) Design Capacity Notes**  **Design Capacity Batch (lb/batch)**  **Max Charge**

**Rate (lb/hr) Max Charge Rate Notes**  **Avg Throughput**  **(lb/hr) Annual** 

**Throughput for 2002 (tpy)**  Autoclave waste, carcasses (Types 0, I, and IV waste) 1,000 Ty pe 0, I waste; 800 l

b/hr of ty pe IV waste 415 130 Packaged wastes; wastes packaged in cardboard boxes or fiber drums and transferred to incinerator from storage lo cations 799 755 572 Mixed waste generated in hospital 1,000 500 Capacity limited to 200- 500 l b waste/hr so can be medium unit 433 865 Medical waste 500 514 109 White bag waste (<15%) and red bag waste (>85%) 573 500 To be characterized as medium, must be no greater than 500 lb waste/hr 335 451 Blend of municipal and medical waste (30- 40% red bag waste) 470 446 464 Medical waste (in plastic bags)--biological and general waste 730 727 822 Ty pe 0 hospital waste 495 462 409 Ty pes 0-IV waste 1,800 1,691 2,169 Ty pes 0-IV hospital waste; red bag waste (70-90%) and other waste 750 722 1,130 Ty pes 0-IV waste 1,500 1,420 1,796 Hospital/medical waste from various Baycare entities/hospitals 1,500 1,498 1,807 Medical waste 1,500 1,698 5,261 Medical waste (frozen solids, organic wastes) 1,000 750 l b/hr of frozen solids/organic wastes 952 98 General (white bag) waste (~75%) and infectious (red bag) medical waste (~25%) 1,650 1,410 2,485**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 16 81 81 South Bend Medical Foundation 17 82 82 Good Samaritan Hospital

18 86 86 Fairfield Medical Center 19 88 88 Medina General Hospital 20 115 115 Ko na Community Hospital

21 116 116 Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Regional Hospital

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Waste Types Design**  **Capacity (lb/hr)**  **Design Capacity Notes Design Capacity**  **Batch (lb/batch) Max Charge** 

**Rate (lb/hr) Max Charge Rate Notes**  **Avg Throughput**  **(lb/hr) Annual** 

**Throughput for 2002 (tpy)**  Medical waste 470 291 237 Infectious medical waste (red bag waste and sharps) and general refuse 565 500 Unithas never operated at design rate; maximum charge rate <500 lb waste/hr set during initial test 434 334 Medical waste from surgery, labor & delivery, laboratory, emergency department, and other 95 93 84 Non-infectious (brown bag) waste (~55- 60%) and infectious (red bag) waste (~40- 45%) 300 Region says 362 lb waste/hr 300 206 Bio medical (red bag, sharps) waste from med/surg, lab, intensive care unit, skilled nursing facilities/intermediate care facilities (SNF/ICF), obstetrics, emergency room, operati ng room 250 Between 200 and 250 lb waste/hr 200 To be characterized as small, must be no greater than 200 waste/hr 55 12 Red bag waste 50 Calculated 50 lb waste/hr based on 500 lb waste/d, 10-hr day; calculated 200 lb waste/batch based on 500 l b waste/d, 2.5 batches/d (average of 2-3 batches/d) 200 33 12**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 2 5 5 Merck & Company, Inc. 3 18 18 Franklin Square Hospital Center 4 13 13 University of Maryland at Baltimore, Environmental Health and Safety Facility 5 21 21 Washington County Hospital 6 41 41 Thomas Memorial Hospital

7 43 43 Boca Raton Com munity Hospital

8 47 47 Malcolm Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center, North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System 9 48 48 Memorial Regional Hospital

10 51 51 Lakeland Regional Medical Center 11 54 54 Bayfront Medical Center 12 55 55 St. Joseph's Hospital 13 60 60--1 Bmwnc, Inc. Unit1 14 125 125 East Carolina University, Health Sciences Campus, HSC Utility Plant 15 71 71 Loyola University Medical Center **Units Shut Down Since 2010 & Their Former Estimated Emissions Annual Throughput for**  **2002 Notes Est. Annual** 

**Throughput (tpy) Est. Annual Throughput**  **Notes Winter** 

**Throughput PCT**  **Spring**

**Throughput PCT**  **Summer**

**Throughput PCT**  **Fall**

**Throughput PCT**  **Annual Avg**

**Hours Per Day Annual Avg Hours Per Day**  **Notes** From f acility; based on average 130 ton waste/y

r 694 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 8 Based on data from NEI From EPA Region (2003) 1,157 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 19.8 Based on 4,321 hours over 216 days From f acility; based on 320 lb/hr and 5,408 hr/yr 906 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 14.9 Calculated based on 16 hr/d Mon.-Fri., 12 hr/d Sat. and Sun. From EPA Region; based on 109 ton waste/y

r (2002) 241 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 10 2002 From EPA Region; based on 451 ton waste/y

r (2002) 418 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 8 2002 Calculated; based on average th roughput from

em issio n test and annual operating schedule from facility 327 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 8 Based on data (822 ton waste/y r) provided by Regional contact (2002) 2,136 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 22 28 24 26 24 Provided by facility; 10 hr/d provided by Regional contact (2002) Based on data (409 ton waste/y r) provided by Regional contact (2002) 276 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 8 Provided by Regional contact (2002) Based on data (2,169 ton waste/y r) provided by Regional contact (2002) 3,010 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 30 25 25 20 16 Provided by facility; 11 hr/d provided by Regional contact (2002) Based on data (1,130 ton waste/y r) provided by Regional contact (2002) 1,570 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 29 27 24 20 22 Provided by Regional contact (2002) Based on data (1,796 ton waste/y r) provided by Regional contact (2002) 1,684 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 13 Provided by Regional contact (2002) Based on data (1,807 ton waste/y r) provided by Regional contact (2002) 4,024 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 26 24 22 Based on data from NEI Based on 5,261 ton waste/y r (2002) 3,747 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 24 2002 2002 209 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 8.6 Calculated from hourly data provided by facility (2002) 2002 2,653 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 16 2002**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 16 81 81 South Bend Medical Foundation 17 82 82 Good Samaritan Hospital

18 86 86 Fairfield Medical Center 19 88 88 Medina General Hospital 20 115 115 Ko na Community Hospital

21 116 116 Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Regional Hospital

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Annual Throughput for 2002 Notes**  **Est. Annual**

**Throughput (tpy) Est. Annual Throughput**  **Notes Winter** 

**Throughput PCT**  **Spring**

**Throughput PCT**  **Summer**

**Throughput PCT**  **Fall**

**Throughput PCT**  **Annual Avg**

**Hours Per Day Annual Avg Hours Per Day**  **Notes** Based on 1,518 lb waste/d and 312 d/yr (6 d/wk x 52 wk/yr) 319 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 6.5 2002 - i ncludes trash and medical waste; 2003 should be less 431 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 9 Average of 8-10 hr/d

160 Based on maximum charge

rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 16.1 Calculated based on 17 hr/d Mon.-Fri., 11.5 hr/d Sat. 2003 303 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 9.7 Calculated based on 10 hr/d Mon.-Fri., 8 hr/d Sat. 96 Based on maximum charge

rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 5.5 Based on average 2,000 lb waste/mo, 12 mo/y

r 26 Based on maximum charge rate and annual operating hours, assuming unit operates at 2/3 capacity 25 25 25 25 5 2.5 batches/d (average of 2-3 batches/d)**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 2 5 5 Merck & Company, Inc. 3 18 18 Franklin Square Hospital Center 4 13 13 University of Maryland at Baltimore, Environmental Health and Safety Facility 5 21 21 Washington County Hospital 6 41 41 Thomas Memorial Hospital

7 43 43 Boca Raton Com munity Hospital

8 47 47 Malcolm Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center, North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System 9 48 48 Memorial Regional Hospital

10 51 51 Lakeland Regional Medical Center 11 54 54 Bayfront Medical Center 12 55 55 St. Joseph's Hospital 13 60 60--1 Bmwnc, Inc. Unit1 14 125 125 East Carolina University, Health Sciences Campus, HSC Utility Plant 15 71 71 Loyola University Medical Center **Units Shut Down Since 2010 & Their Former Estimated Emissions Annual Avg Days**  **Per Week Annual Avg Days Per Week**  **Notes Annual Avg** 

**Weeks Per Year Annual Avg Weeks Per Year**  **Notes Annual Avg** 

**Hours Per Year Annual Avg Hours Per Year**  **Notes Stack Height**  **(ft) Stack Diameter** 

**(ft) Stack** 

**Dimensions (ft x ft)**  5 Based on data from NEI 52 Based on data from NEI 2,072 Based on data from NEI 50 1.50 4.2 Calculated based on 216 d/yr, 52

wk/yr (assumed) 52 Assumed 4,321 2003 125 4.50 7 52 5,408 Based on 16 hr/d Mon.-Fri., 12 hr/d Sat. and Sun., 7 d/wk, 52 wk/yr 75 1.67 3 2002 48 2002 1,440 Based on 10 hr/d, 3 d/wk, 48 wk/yr (2002) 60 1.33 6 2002 52 2002 2,496 Based on 8 hr/d, 6 d/wk, 52 wk/y r (2002) 150 1.41 5 52 2,080 Based on 8 hr/d, 5 d/wk, 52 wk/y r 40 1.33

7 Provided by facility; 6 d/wk

provided by Regional contact (2002) 52 Provided by facility; 65 wk/yr calculated from data provided by Regional contact (2002) 8,736 Provided by facility, based on 24 hr/d, 7 d/wk, 52 wk/y

r, allo wing fo r some maintenance downtime; Regional contact provided 3,901 hr/yr, 10 hr/d, 6 d/wk (2002) 70 1.50

6 Provided by Regional contact

(2002) 35 Calculated from data provided by Regional contact (2002) 1,664 Provided by Regional contact; 8 hr/d, 6 d/wk (2002) 50 1.46

6 Provided by facility; 7 d/wk

provided by Regional contact (2002) 52 Provided by facility; 49 wk/yr calculated from data provided by Regional contact (2002) 4,992 Provided by facility, based on 16 hr/d, 6 d/wk, 52 wk/y

r; Regional contact provided 3,783 hr/y r, 11 hr/d, 7 d/wk (2002) 50 1.67

6 Provided by Regional contact

(2002) 47 Calculated from data provided by Regional contact (2002) 6,247 Provided by Regional contact; 22 hr/d, 6 d/wk (2002) 40 1.12 5 Provided by Regional contact

(2002) 52 Calculated from data provided by Regional contact (2002) 3,352 Provided by Regional contact; 13 hr/d, 5 d/wk (2002) 39 2.00 7 Based on data from NEI 52 Based on data from NEI 8,008 Based on 22 hr/d, 7 d/wk, 52 wk/yr 35 1.85 6 Average of 5-7 d/wk (2002) 52 2002 7,456 2002 95 2.17 1.9 Calculated from hourly data

provided by facility (2002) 39 Calculated from hourly data provided by facility (2002) 625 Calculated from hourly data provided by facility (2002) 52 1.75 6 2002 50 2002 4,800 Based on 16 hr/d, 6 d/wk, 50 wk/yr (2002) 50 2.00**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 16 81 81 South Bend Medical Foundation 17 82 82 Good Samaritan Hospital

18 86 86 Fairfield Medical Center 19 88 88 Medina General Hospital 20 115 115 Ko na Community Hospital

21 116 116 Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Regional Hospital

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Annual Avg Days Per Week**  **Annual Avg Days Per Week Notes**  **Annual Avg**

**Weeks Per Year Annual Avg Weeks Per Year**  **Notes Annual Avg** 

**Hours Per Year Annual Avg Hours Per Year**  **Notes Stack Height**  **(ft) Stack Diameter** 

**(ft) Stack** 

**Dimensions (ft x ft)**  6 52 2,028 Based on 6.5 hr/d, 6 d/wk, 52 wk/yr 60 1.42 5.5 Average of 5-6 d/wk 52 2,574 Based on 9 hr/d (average of 8-10 hr/d), 5.5 d/wk (average of 5-6 d/wk), 52 wk/y

r 60 1.17

6 52 5,018 Based on 17 hr/d Mon.-Fri., 11.5 hr/d Sat., 6 d/wk, 52 wk/y r 1.00 6 52 3,016 Based on 10 hr/d Mon.-Fri., 8 hr/d Sat., 6 d/wk, 52 wk/y r 1.00 5 52 1,430 Based on 5.5 hr/d, 5 d/wk, 52 wk/yr 75 1.71

6 52 1,560 Based on 5 hr/d, 6 d/wk, 52 wk/yr; 650 batches/yr, based on 2.5 batches/d (average of 2-3 batches/d), 6 d/wk, 52 wk/y r 20 1.17**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 2 5 5 Merck & Company, Inc. 3 18 18 Franklin Square Hospital Center 4 13 13 University of Maryland at Baltimore, Environmental Health and Safety Facility 5 21 21 Washington County Hospital 6 41 41 Thomas Memorial Hospital

7 43 43 Boca Raton Com munity Hospital

8 47 47 Malcolm Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center, North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System 9 48 48 Memorial Regional Hospital

10 51 51 Lakeland Regional Medical Center 11 54 54 Bayfront Medical Center 12 55 55 St. Joseph's Hospital 13 60 60--1 Bmwnc, Inc. Unit1 14 125 125 East Carolina University, Health Sciences Campus, HSC Utility Plant 15 71 71 Loyola University Medical Center **Units Shut Down Since 2010 & Their Former Estimated Emissions Stack Area**  **(ft 2** **) Exit Gas** 

**Temperature (deg F)**  **Exit Gas Velocity**

**(ft/s) Exit Gas Flow** 

**Rate (acfm) Exit Gas Flow** 

**Rate Std (dscfm) HCl Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) CO Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) Pb Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) Cd Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) Hg Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) PM Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(gr/dscf) Total CDD/CDF** 

**Unit Average Concentration**  **(ng/dscm)** 1.77 217 23 2,421 1,679 65.7 0.983 0.319 0.00364 0.000695 0.00180 36.9 15.90 246 12 11,158 6,324 0.780 1.41 0.0155 0.00265 0.00353 0.00330 12.8 2.18 54 23 3,023 3,073 1.48 5.363 0.262 0.0474 0.00270 0.0256 91.4 1.40 189 53 4,396 1,997 0.708 1.50 0.973 0.122 0.0405 0.0126 1.06 1.55 112 22 2,180 1,823 6.26 6.62 0.164 0.0139 0.000836 0.0197 76.2 1.40 146 26 2,167 1,472 2.62 0.946 0.723 0.0297 0.109 0.0261 0.175

1.77 91 22 2,351 2,177 0.986 6.46 0.0883 0.00537 0.0119 0.0104 67.7

1.67 115 19 1,874 1,626 4.69 11.6 0.227 0.0877 0.0195 0.0173 4.48

2.18 143 50 6,483 4,639 1.02 1.17 0.0928 0.00560 0.00374 0.00973 48.3

0.99 212 76 4,501 3,195 2.68 6.35 0.0348 0.00365 0.00244 0.00254 68.2 3.14 133 17 3,130 2,630 0.947 9.36 0.0976 0.00379 0.00128 0.00543 46.6 2.70 400 36 5,878 3,161 12.5 5.85 0.0740 0.00205 0.00730 0.00111 66.2 3.69 343 59 13,041 6,100 38.8 15.1 0.00335 0.000532 0.0598 0.00504 6.10 2.41 125 25 3,655 2,956 1.58 10.7 0.000296 0.000106 0.00164 0.00323 0.380 3.14 156 23 4,277 3,461 2.22 7.07 0.178 0.0152 0.0183 0.0105 67.9**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 16 81 81 South Bend Medical Foundation 17 82 82 Good Samaritan Hospital

18 86 86 Fairfield Medical Center 19 88 88 Medina General Hospital 20 115 115 Ko na Community Hospital

21 116 116 Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Regional Hospital

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **Stack Area (ft** **2 )**  **Exit Gas**

**Temperature (deg F)**  **Exit Gas Velocity**

**(ft/s) Exit Gas Flow** 

**Rate (acfm) Exit Gas Flow** 

**Rate Std (dscfm) HCl Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) CO Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) Pb Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) Cd Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) Hg Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(mg/dscm) PM Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(gr/dscf) Total CDD/CDF** 

**Unit Average Concentration**  **(ng/dscm)** 1.58 121 30 2,853 2,408 12.3 2.06 0.539 0.00176 0.206 0.01159 4.10 1.07 128 26 1,682 1,393 1.58 1.91 0.0261 0.00336 0.00251 0.0137 27.9

0.79 97 25 1,163 1,012 1.03 2.27 0.161 0.00256 0.0114 0.0137 2.89 0.79 100 29 1,351 1,168 3.29 14.1 0.669 0.0109 0.00716 0.0267 17.2 2.29 1,787 25 3,470 684 135 7.00 0.226 0.0380 0.00158 0.0128 29.6

1.07 1,457 33 2,108 551 298 5.41 0.226 0.0380 0.0906 0.0162 125**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 2 5 5 Merck & Company, Inc. 3 18 18 Franklin Square Hospital Center 4 13 13 University of Maryland at Baltimore, Environmental Health and Safety Facility 5 21 21 Washington County Hospital 6 41 41 Thomas Memorial Hospital

7 43 43 Boca Raton Com munity Hospital

8 47 47 Malcolm Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Center, North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System 9 48 48 Memorial Regional Hospital

10 51 51 Lakeland Regional Medical Center 11 54 54 Bayfront Medical Center 12 55 55 St. Joseph's Hospital 13 60 60--1 Bmwnc, Inc. Unit1 14 125 125 East Carolina University, Health Sciences Campus, HSC Utility Plant 15 71 71 Loyola University Medical Center **Units Shut Down Since 2010 & Their Former Estimated Emissions CDD/CDF TEQ**  **Unit Average Concentration**  **(ng/dscm) NO**  **X Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) SO**  **2 Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) HCl Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **CO Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Pb Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Cd**

**Annual Emissions**  **(lb/yr) Hg** 

**Annual Emissions**  **(lb/yr) PM Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Total**

**CDD/CDF baseline**  **(g/yr) CDD/CDF** 

**TEQ Annual Emissions**  **(g/yr) NO**  **X Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **SO 2** **Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  0.659 119 29.9 993 11.4 4.08 0.0466 0.00889 52.8 0.214 0.00383 2,273 795 0.110 112 2.72 105 146 1.84 0.315 0.420 899 0.692 0.00592 19,121 643 0.996 84.7 10.9 140 390 15.9 2.88 0.164 3,555 2.52 0.0274 10,116 1,808 0.0509 99.8 0.469 9.29 15.1 10.3 1.30 0.431 307 0.00512 0.000246 1,652 10.8 1.32 105 3.52 150 122 2.81 0.238 0.0143 771 0.592 0.0102 3,189 148 0.00424 94.4 2.46 41.2 11.4 8.60 0.354 1.29 711 0.000942 0.0000229 1,870 67.8

0.852 121 2.85 97.4 490 6.00 0.365 0.806 1,619 2.09 0.0263 15,024 495

0.111 148 2.54 67.0 127 2.33 0.900 0.200 405 0.0209 0.000514 2,670 63.6

1.29 142 3.41 116 102 7.93 0.479 0.319 1,902 1.87 0.0499 20,301 679

1.29 77.1 2.13 249 452 2.71 0.284 0.190 452 2.41 0.0455 9,015 347 0.819 140 1.25 46.5 353 3.55 0.138 0.0465 452 0.768 0.0135 8,694 108 1.35 123 2.52 1,171 420 7.43 0.205 0.733 255 3.01 0.0615 14,483 414 0.149 104 7.03 7,302 2,182 0.632 0.101 11.3 2,178 0.522 0.0127 24,601 2,324 0.00532 66.9 1.45 15.8 81.9 0.00217 0.000771 0.0120 54.1 0.00126 0.0000176 845 25.4 0.630 107 0.819 183 448 11.3 0.967 1.16 1,517 1.95 0.0181 11,087 119**No. Fac ID**  **Unit ID Facility Name**  **Unit Number**

1 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. 16 81 81 South Bend Medical Foundation 17 82 82 Good Samaritan Hospital

18 86 86 Fairfield Medical Center 19 88 88 Medina General Hospital 20 115 115 Ko na Community Hospital

21 116 116 Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Regional Hospital

Em issio ns data unavailable; used average emissions data fromTable 2 of Baseline Emissions Memorandum (Doc. ID EPAHQ-OAR-2006-0534-0386) to esti mate emissions. **CDD/CDF TEQ Unit Average**  **Concentration (ng/dscm)**  **NO X** **Unit**

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) SO**  **2 Unit** 

**Average Concentration**  **(ppmvd) HCl Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **CO Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Pb Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Cd**

**Annual Emissions**  **(lb/yr) Hg** 

**Annual Emissions**  **(lb/yr) PM Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **Total**

**CDD/CDF baseline**  **(g/yr) CDD/CDF** 

**TEQ Annual Emissions**  **(g/yr) NO**  **X Annual** 

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  **SO 2** **Annual**

**Emissions (lb/yr)**  0.0409 15.0 11.7 299 38.6 9.51 0.0310 3.64 468 0.0329 0.000328 460 499 0.0967 105 3.52 28.0 26.0 0.340 0.0438 0.0327 408 0.165 0.000572 2,359 110

0.0624 105 3.52 30.4 51.6 3.31 0.0526 0.236 645 0.0270 0.000583 3,933 183 0.458 105 3.52 61.3 201 8.72 0.142 0.0934 796 0.102 0.00271 2,477 115 0.618 95 3.52 175 7.01 0.827 0.139 0.00577 108 0.0491 0.00103 156 8.05

2.52 95.1 22.6 406 5.66 0.737 0.124 0.296 121 0.185 0.00373 163 54.0