Check with Oregon DEQ for more information. These requirements do not apply to coin-operated dry cleaning facilities. Also, state law prohibits the use of transfer machines. Then, use the Requirements for Dry-Cleaning Facilities chart to determine which requirements apply to your facility. It also requires refrigerated condensers at existing Large Area Sources and Major Sources, unless those facilities already have carbon adsorbers, which may continue to be used.
Monitoring is required for both refrigerated condensers and carbon adsorbers.
Small Area Sources are not required to install process-vent controls. The rule requires control of fugitive emissions at all dry-cleaning facilities. This is accomplished through inspections to detect equipment leaks and repair them, plus good-housekeeping practices. New dry-cleaning facilities must comply with all applicable standards of the EPA rule when they begin operation. All dry cleaners are required to comply with record keeping and reporting requirements.