Puget So,und Clean Air Agency Notice of 

Construction No. 8244 

Registration.No. 11656 . 

HEREBY ISSTJES AN ORDER OF APPROVAL oate 

TO CONSTRUCT, INSTALL, OR ESTABLISH 

Limit PM l 0 Emissions. 

APPLICANT 

John RMino 

Saint-Gobain Containers LLC 

PO Box 4200 

MunCie, IN 47307-4200 

OWNER 

INSTALLATION ADDRESS 

Saint-Gobain Containers LLC 

580lE Marginal Wy S 

Seattle, W A 98134-2497 

Saint-Gobain Containers LLC, 5801 E Marginal, Wy S, Seattle, W A, 98134 

THIS ORDER IS ISSUED SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING RESTRICTIONS AND CONDITIONS 

1. App~;oval is hereby granted as provided in Article 6 of Regulation I of the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency to the 

applicantto install or establish the equipment, device or pr~Cefifdescribed hereon at the IJ;l'STALLA TION ADDRESS in 

accordance with the plans and spt:~cifications on; file in. the ~ngineering Div.ision of the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. 

2. This approval does not relieve the applicant or owner of any requirement of any other governmental agency. 

EMISSION LIMITS 

3. Saint-Gobain Containers LLC shall not exceed a total PMIO emission of 17.5 lbs/hr from Glass Furnace Nos. 2, 3,4, 

and 5 combined as determined by simultaneous testing proccrdures ofCondition No. 9, following Regulation I, Section 

3.07 using EPA Method 5 as modified by Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Board Resolution 540 dated August 11, 1983. 

4. Saint~Gobain Containers LLC shall perform annual (once per calendar year) simultaneous. source tests demonstrating 

compliance with Condition No.3 following procedures of Condition No.9. 

5. Saint-Gobain Containers LLC shall not exceed 0.010 gr/dscfPMlO emissions from any baghouse exhaust, following 

Regulation I, Section 3.07 using EPA Method 5 as modified by Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Board Resolution 540 

dated August 11, 1983. 

COMPLIANCE RESPONSE 

6. Within 60 days of noncompliance with Condition No. 3, Saint-Gobain Containers LLC shall submit a compliance 

report that includes: 

(a) The probable cause of non-compliance; 

(b) The corrective actions taken; and 

(c) A schedule for implementingpreventive measures. to assure compliance. 

7. Within 90 days of noncompliance with the emission standards of Condition No 3, Saint-Gobain Containers LLC shall 

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demonstrate compliance by following a source test !Jlan meeting Regulation I, Section 3.07. 

RESTARTING A FURNACE 

8. Within 60 days of restarting a glass furnace that was not operating during a compliance demonstration, Saint-Gobain 

Containers LLC shall perform a simultaneous test to demonstrate compliance with Condition No.3. 

SIMULTANEOUS TESTING· PROCEDURES 

9. Saint-Gobain Containers LLC shall demonstrate compliance with Condition No.3 by conducting a simultaneous source 

test of each operating Glass Furnace Nos. 2, 3, 4, or 5 by the following: 

(a) Sample collection for at least a 60-minute.sample time during each individual source test run for each furnace; 

(h) Conduct three simultaneous source test. runs for e<.rch furnace;' 

(c) Calculate the average emission for each furnace; 

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(d) The total PMI 0 emis~ion is the sum of the average emission rate for all furnaces; 

(e) An individual source test run means the period oftime during which an emission sample is collected from a single 

glass furnace. A simultaneous source test run means tQ.e period of time during which simultaneous emission samples are 

· collected from all operating glass furnaces where all sampling is started and stopped aUhe same time. Individual source 

test runs shall be considered simultaneous if all sampling starts within a five-minute period and stops within a five-minute 

period; and 

(f) If one individual source test run on a single glass furnace is accidentally lost while conducting a simultaneous 

source test or ifone individual source test run must be discontinued because (I) a forced shutdown, (2) a failure of an 

irreplaceable portion of the sample train, (3) extreme meteorological conditions, or (4) other circumstances beyond the 

owner or furnace operator's control, which do not allow the collection for at least a 60-minute sample volume, the average 

emission of Condition No. 9(c) may, upon the approval of the Control10fficer, be detennined using the average emission 

of the results of the two remaining individual source test runs for the single glass furnace. 

I 0. This Order of Approval No. 8244, issued to .amend limits, hereby supersedes and cancels Order of Approval No. 5256 

dated Dec 22, 1994 and will become effective at such time that the EPA adopts this version into the SIP. 

APPEAL RIGHTS 

Pursuant to Puget Sound Clean Air Agency's Regulation I, Section 3.17 and RCW 43.21B.31 0, this Order may be 

appealed to the Pollution Control Hearings Board (PCHB). To appeal to the PCHB, a written notice of appeal must be 

filed with the PCHB and a copy served upon Puget Sound Clean Air Agency within 30 days of the date the applicant 

receives this Order. 

1~~ Reviewing Engineer 

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