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### Brief Summary of Requirements Contained in the Six Federal Rules Included in the Indian Country Minor New Source review Federal Implementation Plan (8/1 8 /15)

Caveat: T he requirements in this table are NOT the official or complete set of requirements, but rather a condensation of some of the key emission standards and related requirements

. Please consult the Code of Federal Regulations for a complete set of the requirements (

http://www.ecfr.gov

)

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40 CFR Part and Subpart Title of Subpart Potentially Affected Sources in the Production Segment Type s of Emission Standard s Types of Compliance Provisions ( Monitoring , Recordkeeping and Reporting)

40 CFR part 63, subpart DDDDD National Emission

Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Major Sources: Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Boilers and Process Heaters Process heaters Emission Limits : HCl, Hg, PM, and PM as a function

of fuel type (solid fuel, liquid fuel, and gas 2) ( Table 1 to Subpart DDDDD )

Work Practice Standards : Process heater tune

- ups (frequency is a function of unit size) ( Table 3 to Subpart DDDDD )

Operating Limits : Opacity, O2 content, effluent pH, pressure drop, liquid flow rate, and other parameters intended to provide for compliance with emission limits ( Table 4 to Subpart DDDDD ) Emission Limits : Stack testing, fuel analysis, continuous monitoring systems ( 40 CF R 63.75 40)

Work Practice Standards : Signed statement that tune

up has been completed ( 40 CFR 63.75 40)

Reporting and Recordkeeping : Various notifications, fuel records, performance test results ( 40 CFR 63.75 45

– 63.7560)

40 CFR part 60, subpart Kb Stand ards of

Performance for Volatile Organic Liquid Storage Vessels (Including Petroleum Liquid Storage Vessels) for Which Construction, Reconstruction, or Modification Commenced After July 23, 1984 Fuel Storage Tanks ( > 75 m 3 ) Fixed R oof with E xternal F loating R oof : M ust meet

certain specifications, including closure devices, proper vents and covers/lids ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 112b)

Internal Floating Roof : M ust meet certain specifications, including closure devices, gasketed covers/seals/lids ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 112b)

Closed V ent S ystem : M ust be designed to collect all VOC vapors and gases ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 112b) Testing Procedures : Visual inspection, measurement of gap areas around seals , documentation of control device efficiency , monitor parameters of control equipment ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 113b)

Monitoring : Records retention period, records on dimension and capacity of storage vessel, record of volatile organic liquid stored ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 116b)

Reporting and Recordkeeping : Certification that control equipment meets specifications, ins pection records, reports providing gap measurement data ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 115b)

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40 CFR Part and Subpart Title of Subpart Potentially Affected Sources in the Production Segment Type s of Emission Standard s Types of Compliance Provisions ( Monitoring , Recordkeeping and Reporting)

40 CFR part 60, subpart IIII Standards of

Performance for Stationary Compression Ignition Internal Combustion Engines Compression Ignition Internal Combustion Engines Engines : Depending on size, for pre

- 2007 model

year engine owners/operators must meet standards in either Table 1 to subpart IIII or 40 CFR 94.8(a)(1)

For 2007 model year and later engines
, owners/operators must meet standards specified in §60.420 4 and §60.420 5

Depending on date of installation, engines of certain sizes must meet certain , different requirements, including limits on NO X and PM emissions ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4204

- 4206)

Fuel : Engines of a certain size must use low sulfur fuel ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4207)

Emergency E ngines : Limits on hours of operation and for what purpose ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4211) Monitoring : Non

- emergency engines that do not meet standards must install non

- resettable hour meter, any diesel particulate filters must have backpressure monitors ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4209)

Compliance : Follow manufacturer’s emission

- related instructions, initial performance test to demonstrate compliance, continuous monitoring of operating parameters ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4211)

Recordkeeping and R eporting : Initial notification with key information (no n

- emergency engines) ; records of performance test results, control device compliance data, maintenance, certification documentation; records of corrective action for control devices ; annual report with key information (emergency engines) ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4214)

40 CFR part 60, subpart JJJJ Standards of

Performance for Stationary Spark Ignition Internal Combustion Engines Spark Ignition Internal Combustion Engines Engines : Depending on size, engine

owners/operators must meet standards for NOx, CO and NMHC emission s in 40 CFR part 90, 40 CFR part 1054 and 40 CFR part 1048 and Table 1 to subpart jjjj ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4233

- 4234)

Fuel : Engines must use low sulfur fuel ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4235)

Emergency E ngines : Limits on hours of operation and for what purpose ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4243) Monitoring : Engines of a certain size that do not meet standards must install non

- resettable hour meter ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4237)

Compliance : Follow manufacturer’s emission

- related instructions, maintenance plan, performance tests ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4243)

Recordkeeping a nd Repo rting : Records of maintenance, performance test results, notifications, certifications, documentation for engines not meeting standards; annual report with key information (emergency engines) ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4245)

Testing: Performance testing ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 4244)

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40 CFR Part and Subpart Title of Subpart Potentially Affected Sources in the Production Segment Type s of Emission Standard s Types of Compliance Provisions ( Monitoring , Recordkeeping and Reporting)

40 CFR part 60, subpart OOOOa (proposed) Standards for New and

Modified Sources in the Oil and Natural Gas Sector Storage Vessels, Pneumatic Controllers, Compressors (Reciprocatin g and Centrifugal), Hydraulically Fractured Oil and Gas Well Completi ons, Pneumatic Pumps and Fugitive Emissions from Well Sites and Compressor Stations Storage Vessels : Reduce emissions by 95% ( 40 CFR

6 0

. 5395)

Pneumatic Controllers : Natural gas bleed rate no more than 6 scfh (Continuous bleed natural gas

driven p neumatic controllers greater than 6 scfh between wellhead and natural gas processing plant or oil pipeline) ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 539 0 )

Compressors : Reduce emissions by 95% (Centrifugal compressors with wet seals) and Change rod packing after 26,000 operating hours or after 36 months
, or route emissions to a process under negative pressure (Reciprocating compressors) ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 5380,5385)

Hydraulically Fractured Gas Well Completions : Depe nding on well type, route flowback to completion combustion device
, or use REC (“reduced emissions completions”) combined with completion combustion device ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 5375)

Hydraulically Fractured Oil and Gas Well Completions, Pneumatic Pumps and Fugitive Emissions from Well Sites and Compressor Stations : Consult the current proposed rule at: http://www.epa.gov/airquality/oilandgas/actions.h tml Storage Vessels, Pneumatic Controllers, Compressors (Reciprocating and Centrifugal), Hydraulically Fractured Gas Well Completions :

Compliance : Achieve initial compliance with notification, initial annual report, record log, performance test, inspections, continuous parameter monitoring ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 5395)

Recordkeeping and Reporting : Notification; annual report that includes well completion records, deviations, operation data, equipment; performance test results; keep records of well completions, deviations, equipment changes, inspections ( 40 CFR 6 0

. 5420)

Hydraulically Fractured Oil and Gas Well Completions, Pneumatic Pumps and Fugitive Emissions from Well Sites and Compressor Stations : Consult the current proposed rule at: http://www.epa.gov/airquality/oilandgas/ac tions.html

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40 CFR Part and Subpart Title of Subpart Potentially Affected Sources in the Production Segment Type s of Emission Standard s Types of Compliance Provisions ( Monitoring , Recordkeeping and Reporting)

40 CFR part 63, subpart HH National Emission

Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants from Oil and Natural Gas Production Facilities Glycol Dehydrators Units located at a major HAP source : Large

dehydrators (gas throughput at least 3 million scf per day) must capture and reduce HAP emissions by 95% or more, or reduce benzene emissions below 1 tpy ; s mall dehydrators (gas throughput less than 3 million scf per day or benzene emissions less than 1 ton per year) must meet an emission limitation for BTEX based on inlet concentration ( 40 CFR 63.765 )

Units at an area source of HAP in Urban areas : Reduce HAP emissions by 95% ( 40 CFR 63.764 )

Units located at an area source of HAP outside of an Urban area : Minimize H AP emissions through work practice to maximize glycol circulation rate efficiency ( 40 CFR 63.764) Testing Procedures : Performance testing of control devices, inspect closed vent systems ( 40 CFR 6 3

. 772)

Monitoring : Parametric monitoring of control device performance ( 40 CFR 6 3

. 773)

Reporting and Recordkeeping : Annual reporting, records retention, Certification that control equipment meets specifications, inspection records ( 40 CFR 6 3

. 774, 63.775)