New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 20 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Chapter 2 - AIR QUALITY (STATEWIDE) › Part 72 - CONSTRUCTION PERMITS › Section 20.2.72.502 - TOXIC AIR POLLUTANTS AND EMISSIONS

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 13, July 16, 2024
Table A- Noncarcinogens
Emissions
SUBSTANCE OEL in pounds
mg/m3 per hour
Acetic
				  acid...........................................................................................................
				  25.0 1.67
Acetic
				  anhydride................................................................................................
				  20.0 1.33
Acetylene dichloride, See 1,2-Dichloroethylene
Acetylene
				  tetrabromide.....................................................................................
				  15.0 1.00
Acetylsalicylic
				  acid............................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Aldrin....................................................................................................................
				  0.25 0.0167
Allyl
				  alcohol........................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Allyl glycidol
				  ether..............................................................................................
				  22.0 1.47
Allyl propyl
				  disulfide..........................................................................................
				  12.0 0.800
Aluminum metal &
				  oxide.....................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
pyro
				  powders....................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
welding
				  fumes..................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
soluble
				  salts......................................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
alkyls not otherwise
				  classified.......................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
2-Aminoethanol, See Ethanolamine
2-Aminopyridine................................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
3-Amino 1, 2, 4-triazole, See
				  Amitrole...........................................................
Amitrole...............................................................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
Ammonia.............................................................................................................
				  18.0 1.20
Ammonium chloride
				  fume...............................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Ammonium
				  sulfamate......................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
n-Amyl
				  acetate...................................................................................................
				  530 35.3
Sec-Amyl
				  acetate...............................................................................................
				  665 44.3
Aniline
				  homologues...........................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Anisidine
				  (p-isomer)...........................................................................................
				  0.500 0.0333
Antimony as
				  Sb..................................................................................................
				  0.500 0.0333
ANTU...................................................................................................................
				  0.300 0.0200
Asphalt (petroleum)
				  fumes...............................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Atrazine................................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Azinphos-methyl................................................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
Barium, soluble compounds, as
				  Ba................................................................ 0.500
				  0.0333
Benomyl..............................................................................................................
				  10.00 0.667
Benzoyl
				  peroxide...............................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Bismuth
				  telluride................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Se-doped...........................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Borates, tetra, sodium
				  salts..............................................................................
anhydrous.........................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
decahydrate.....................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
pentahydrate....................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Boron
				  oxide.........................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Boron
				  tribromide................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Boron
				  trifluoride.................................................................................................
				  3.00 0.200
Bromacil..............................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Bromine...............................................................................................................
				  0.700 0.0467
Bromine
				  pentafluoride......................................................................................
				  0.700 0.0467
Bromochloromethane, see
				  Chlorobromomethane......................................
Butanethiol, see Butyl mercaptan
2-Butoxyethanol................................................................................................
				  120 8.00
n-Butyl
				  acetate...................................................................................................
				  710 47.3
sec-Butyl
				  acetate................................................................................................
				  950 63.3
tert-Butyl
				  acetate...............................................................................................
				  950 63.3
Butyl
				  acrylate.....................................................................................................
				  55.0 3.67
n-Butyl
				  alcohol...................................................................................................
				  150 10.0
Sec-Butyl
				  alcohol...............................................................................................
				  305 20.3
tert-Butyl
				  alcohol...............................................................................................
				  300 20.0
Butylamine..........................................................................................................
				  15.0 1.00
tert-Butyl chromate, as
				  CrO3...........................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
n-Butyl glycidol ether
				  (BGE)............................................................................
				  135 9.00
n-Butyl
				  lactate....................................................................................................
				  25.0
Butyl
				  mercaptan................................................................................................
				  1.50 0.10
o-sec-Butylphenol..............................................................................................
				  30.0 2.00
p-tert-Butyltoluene.............................................................................................
				  60 4.00
Cadmium Dusts as
				  Cd......................................................................................
				  0.0500 0.00333
fume as
				  Cd........................................................................................................
				  0.0500 0.00333
Calcium
				  hydroxide............................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Calcium
				  oxide.....................................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
Camphor,
				  synthetic...........................................................................................
				  12.0 0.800
Captafol...............................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Carbofuran..........................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Carbon
				  black......................................................................................................
				  3.50 0.233
Carbon
				  tetrabromide.........................................................................................
				  1.40 0.0933
Carbonyl
				  fluoride...............................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Cesium
				  hydroxide..............................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
Chlorinated diphenyl
				  oxide..............................................................................
				  0.500 0.0333
Chlorine
				  dioxide.................................................................................................
				  0.300 0.0200
Chlorine
				  trifluoride.............................................................................................
				  0.400 0.0267
Chloroacetaldehyde..........................................................................................
				  3.00 0.200
a-Chloroacetophenone.....................................................................................
				  0.300 0.0200
Chloroacetyl
				  chloride........................................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
O-Chlorobenzylidene
				  malononitrile................................................................
				  0.400 0.0267
Chlorobromomethane.......................................................................................
				  1050 70.0
2-Chloro-1,3-butadiene, see B-Chloroprene
Chlorodiphenyl (42%
				  chlorine)........................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Chlorodiphenyl (54%
				  chlorine)........................................................................
				  0.500 0.033
2-Chloroethanol, see Ethylene chlorohydrin
1-Chloro-1-nitropropane...................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Chloropicrin.........................................................................................................
				  0.700 0.0467
o-Chlorostyrene..................................................................................................
				  285 19.0
o-Chlorotoluene..................................................................................................
				  250 16.7
2-Chloro-6-(trichloromethyl)pyridine, see Nitrapyrin
Chlorpyrifos........................................................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
Chromium
				  metal................................................................................................
				  0.500 0.0333
Clopidol................................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Cobalt as
				  Co.......................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
metal, dust &
				  fume.........................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Copper
				  fume..................................................................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
dusts & mists, as
				  Cu........................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Cotton dust,
				  raw.................................................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
Crotonaldehyde..................................................................................................
				  6.00 0.400
Crufomate...........................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Cyanamide..........................................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
Cyanogen............................................................................................................
				  20.0 1.33
Cyanogen
				  chloride.............................................................................................
				  0.600 0.0400
Cyclohexane.......................................................................................................
				  1050 70.0
Cyclohexanol......................................................................................................
				  200 13.3
Cyclohexanone..................................................................................................
				  100 6.67
Cyclohexene.......................................................................................................
				  1015 67.7
Cyclohexylamine...............................................................................................
				  40.0 2.67
Cyclonite..............................................................................................................
				  1.50 0.100
Cyclopentadiene................................................................................................
				  200 13.3
Cyhexatin............................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
DDT (Dichlorodiphenyl
				  trichloroethane)....................................................... 1.00
				  0.0667
Decaborane.........................................................................................................
				  0.300 0.0200
Demeton..............................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Diacetone
				  alcohol..............................................................................................
				  240 16.0
1,2-Diaminoethane See Ethylenediamine
Diazinon...............................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Diborane..............................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
2-N-Dibutylaminoethanol................................................................................
				  14.0 0.933
Dibutyl
				  phosphate..............................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Dichloroacetylene..............................................................................................
				  0.400 0.0267
o-Dichlorobenzene.............................................................................................
				  300 20.0
1,3-Dichloro-5,5-dimethyl
				  hydantoin............................................................. 0.200
				  0.0133
1,2-Dichloroethylene.........................................................................................
				  790 52.7
Dichlorofluoromethane.....................................................................................
				  40.0 2.67
1,1-Dichloro-1-nitroethane...............................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
2,2-Dichloropropionic
				  acid...............................................................................
				  6.00 0.400
Dicrotophos.........................................................................................................
				  0.250 0.0167
Dicyclopentadiene.............................................................................................
				  30.0 2.00
Dicyclopentadienyl
				  iron....................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Dieldrin.................................................................................................................
				  0.250 0.167
Diethylamine.......................................................................................................
				  30.0 2.00
2-Diethylaminoethanol.....................................................................................
				  50.0 3.33
Diethylene
				  triamine............................................................................................
				  4.00 0.267
Diethyl ether, see Ethyl ether
Diethyl
				  Ketone....................................................................................................
				  705 47.0
Diethyl
				  phthalate................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Difluorodibromomethane.................................................................................
				  860 57.3
Diglycidal ether (DGE) 0.500 0.0333
Diisobutyl
				  ketone...............................................................................................
				  250 16.7
Diisopropylamine...............................................................................................
				  20.0 1.33
Dimethyl
				  acetamide..........................................................................................
				  35.0 2.33
Dimethylamine...................................................................................................
				  18.0 1.20
Dimethylaminobenzene, see Xylidene
Dimethyl-1,2-dibromo-2-dichloroethyl phospate, see
				  Naled
2,6-Dimethyl-4-heptanone, see Diisobutyl ketone
Dinitolmide..........................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Dinitrobenzene (all
				  isomers).............................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
3,5-Dinitro-o-toluamide, see Dinitolmide
Dioxathion...........................................................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
Diphenylamine...................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Diphenylmethane diisocyanate, see Methylene bisphenyl
				  isocyanate
Dipropylene glycol methyl
				  ether...................................................................... 600
				  40.0
Dipropyl
				  ketone..................................................................................................
				  235 15.7
Diquat...................................................................................................................
				  0.500 0.0333
Disulfiram............................................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
Disulfoton............................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
2,6-Ditert.
				  butyl-p-cresol...................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Diuron...................................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Divinyl
				  benzene..................................................................................................
				  50.0 3.33
Endosulfan..........................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Endrin...................................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Enzymes, see Subtilisins
EPN.......................................................................................................................
				  0.500 0.0333
2,3-Epoxy-1-propanol, see Glycidol
Ethanethiol, see Ethyl mercaptan
Ethanolamine.....................................................................................................
				  8.0 0.533
Ethion...................................................................................................................
				  0.400 0.0267
Ethyl
				  acetate.......................................................................................................
				  1400 93.3
Ethylamine..........................................................................................................
				  18.0 1.20
Ethyl amyl
				  ketone..............................................................................................
				  130 8.67
Ethyl
				  bromide.....................................................................................................
				  890 59.3
Ethyl butyl
				  ketone..............................................................................................
				  230 15.3
Ethylene
				  chlorohydrin.......................................................................................
				  3.00 0.200
Ethylenediamine................................................................................................
				  25.0 1.67
Ethyl
				  ether...........................................................................................................
				  1200 80.0
Ethy
				  formate.......................................................................................................
				  300 20.0
Ethylidene
				  norbornene......................................................................................
				  25.0 1.67
Ethyl
				  mercaptan.................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
N-Ethylmorpholine............................................................................................
				  23.0 1.53
Ethyl
				  silicate........................................................................................................
				  85.0 5.67
Fenamiphos.........................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Fensulfothion......................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Fenthion...............................................................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
Ferbam.................................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Ferrovanadium
				  dust..........................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Fluorides, as
				  F.....................................................................................................
				  2.50 0.167
Fluorine................................................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
Fonofos................................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Formamide..........................................................................................................
				  30.0 2.00
Formic
				  acid..........................................................................................................
				  9.00 0.600
Furfural................................................................................................................
				  8.00 0.533
Furfuryl
				  alcohol..................................................................................................
				  40.0 2.67
Gasoline...............................................................................................................
				  900 60.0
Germanium
				  tetrahydride..................................................................................
				  0.600 0.0400
Glutaraldehyde...................................................................................................
				  0.700 0.0467
Glycidol................................................................................................................
				  75.0 5.00
Hafnium..............................................................................................................
				  0.500 0.033
2-Heptanone, see Methyl n-amyl ketone
3-Heptanone, see Ethyl butyl ketone
Hexachloronaphthalene...................................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
Hexfluoroacetone..............................................................................................
				  0.700 0.0467
2-Hexanone, see Methyl n-butyl ketone
sec-Hexyl
				  acetate...............................................................................................
				  300 20.0
Hexylene
				  glycol..................................................................................................
				  125 8.33
Hydrogenated
				  terphenyls.................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Hydrogen
				  bromide.............................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Hydrogen
				  peroxide............................................................................................
				  1.50 0.100
4-Hydroxy-4-Methyl-2-pentanone, see Diacetone alcohol
2-Hydroxypropyl
				  acrylate................................................................................
				  3.00 0.200
Indene..................................................................................................................
				  45.0 3.00
Indium & compounds as
				  In.............................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Iodine...................................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Iodoform.............................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Iron oxide fume (Fe2O3) as
				  Fe........................................................................ 5.00
				  0.333
Iron pentacarbonyl as
				  Fe..................................................................................
				  0.800 0.0533
Iron salts, soluble, as
				  Fe....................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Isoamyl
				  acetate..................................................................................................
				  525 35.0
Isoamyl
				  alcohol..................................................................................................
				  360 24.0
Isobutyl
				  acetate..................................................................................................
				  700 46.7
Isobutyl
				  alcohol..................................................................................................
				  150 10.0
Isoocytl
				  alcohol..................................................................................................
				  270 18.0
Isophorone
				  diisocyanate..................................................................................
				  0.0900 0.00600
Isopropoxyethanol............................................................................................
				  105 7.00
Isopropyl
				  acetate...............................................................................................
				  950 63.3
Isopropyl
				  alcohol...............................................................................................
				  980 65.3
Isopropylamine..................................................................................................
				  12.0 0.800
N-Isopropylaniline.............................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Isopropyl
				  ether....................................................................................................
				  1050 70.0
Isopropyl glycidyl ether
				  (IGE)..........................................................................
				  240 16.0
Ketene..................................................................................................................
				  0.900 0.0600
Lithium
				  hydride..................................................................................................
				  0.0250 00167
Magnesium oxide
				  fume....................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Malathion............................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Manganese as Mn
dust....................................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
fume..................................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Mesityl
				  oxide.......................................................................................................
				  60 4.00
Methacrylic
				  acid.................................................................................................
				  70.0 4.67
Methanethiol, see Methyl mercaptan
Methomyl............................................................................................................
				  2.50 0.167
4-Methoxyphenol..............................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Methyl
				  acetate....................................................................................................
				  610 40.7
Methyl
				  acrylate..................................................................................................
				  35.0 2.33
Methylacrylonitrile.............................................................................................
				  3.00 0.200
Methylamine.......................................................................................................
				  12.0 0.800
Methyl amyl alcohol, see Methyl isobutyl carbinol
Methyl n-amyl
				  ketone.......................................................................................
				  235 15.7
N-Methyl
				  aniline.................................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
Methyl n-butyl
				  ketone.......................................................................................
				  20.0 1.33
Methyl
				  2-cyanoacrylate...................................................................................
				  8.00 0.533
Methylcyclohexanol..........................................................................................
				  235 15.7
o-Methylcyclohexanone...................................................................................
				  230 15.3
Methyl
				  demeton.................................................................................................
				  0.500 0.033
Methylene bisphenyl isocyanate
				  (MDI)........................................................ 0.200
				  0.0133
Methylene
				  bis(4-cyclohexylisocyanate)........................................................
				  0.110 0.00733
Methyl ethyl ketone
				  peroxide..........................................................................
				  1.50 0.100
Methyl
				  formate..................................................................................................
				  250 16.7
5-Methyl-3-heptanone, see Ethyl amyl
				  ketone............................................
Methyl isoamyl
				  ketone.....................................................................................
				  240 16.0
Methyl isobutyl
				  carbinol...................................................................................
				  100 6.67
Methyl isopropyl
				  ketone...................................................................................
				  705 47.0
Methyl
				  mercaptan.............................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Methyl
				  parathion...............................................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
Methyl propyl
				  ketone........................................................................................
				  700 46.7
Methyl
				  silicate.....................................................................................................
				  6.00 0.400
a-Methyl
				  styrene................................................................................................
				  240 16.0
Metribuzin...........................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Mevinphos...........................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Molybdenum as Mo
soluble
				  compounds.........................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
insoluble
				  compounds......................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Moncrotophos....................................................................................................
				  0.250 0.0167
Morpholine..........................................................................................................
				  70.0 4.67
Naled....................................................................................................................
				  3.00 0.2
Nickel
				  Metal........................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Nicotine................................................................................................................
				  0.500 0.0333
Nitrapyrin.............................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Nitric
				  acid.............................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
p-Nitroaniline......................................................................................................
				  3.00 0.200
p-Nitrochlorobenzene........................................................................................
				  3.00 0.200
Nitroethane..........................................................................................................
				  310 20.7
Nitrogen
				  trifluoride.............................................................................................
				  300 2.00
Nitroglycerin........................................................................................................
				  0.500 0.00333
Nitromethane......................................................................................................
				  250 16.7
1-Nitropropane...................................................................................................
				  90.0 6.00
Nitrotoluene.........................................................................................................
				  11.0 0.733
Nitrotrichloromethane, see Chloropicrin
Nonane.................................................................................................................
				  1050 70.0
Octachloronaphthalene....................................................................................
				  0.100 0.0067
Octane..................................................................................................................
				  1450 96.7
Oil mist,
				  mineral..................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Osmium tetroxide as
				  Os....................................................................................
				  0.00200 0.000133
Oxalic
				  acid...........................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Oxygen
				  difluoride...............................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Paraffin wax
				  fume.............................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
Paraquat respirable
				  sizes...................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Pentaborane........................................................................................................
				  0.0100 0.000667
Pentachloronaphthalene...................................................................................
				  0.500 0.0333
2-Pentanone, see Methyl propyl
				  ketone........................................................
Perchloromethyl
				  mercaptan.............................................................................
				  0.800 0.0533
Perchloryl
				  fluoride..............................................................................................
				  14.0 0.933
Phenacyl chloride, see a-Chloroacetophenone
Phenothiazine.....................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Phenyl ether,
				  vapor............................................................................................
				  7.00 0.467
Phenyl glycidyl ether
				  (PGE)..............................................................................
				  6.00 0.400
Phenyl
				  mercaptan..............................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
Phenylphosphine................................................................................................
				  0.250 0.0167
Phorate.................................................................................................................
				  0.0500 0.00333
Phosdrin, see Mevinphos
Phosphoric
				  acid..................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Phosphorus
				  oxychloride....................................................................................
				  0.600 0.0400
Phosphorus
				  pentachloride................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Phosphorus
				  pentasulfide...................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Phosphorus
				  trichloride.......................................................................................
				  1.50 0.100
m-Phthalodinitrile...............................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Picloram...............................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Picric
				  acid.............................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Pindone................................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Piperazine
				  dihydrochloride...............................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
2-Pivalyl-1,3-indandione, see Pindone
Platinum
metal..................................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
soluble salts, as
				  Pt............................................................................................
				  0.00200 0.000133
Potassium
				  hydroxide.........................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
Propargyl
				  alcohol...............................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
Propionic
				  acid.....................................................................................................
				  30.0 2.00
n-Propyl
				  acetate.................................................................................................
				  840 56.0
Propyl
				  alcohol.....................................................................................................
				  500 33.3
Propylene glycol
				  dinitrate.................................................................................
				  0.300 0.200
n-Propyl
				  nitrate...................................................................................................
				  105 7.00
Pyrethrum............................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Pyridine................................................................................................................
				  15.0 1.00
RDX, see Cyclonite
Resorcinol............................................................................................................
				  45.0 3.00
Rhodium
metal..................................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
insoluble compounds, as
				  Rh.........................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
soluble compounds, as
				  Rh.............................................................................
				  0.0100 0.000667
Ronnel..................................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Rotenone
				  (commercial)....................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Selenium as
				  Se....................................................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
Sesone..................................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Silane, see silicon tetrahydride
Silicon
				  tetrahydride............................................................................................
				  7.00 0.467
Silver
metal..................................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
soluble compounds, as
				  Ag.............................................................................
				  0.0100 0.000667
Sodium
				  azide......................................................................................................
				  0.300 0.0200
Sodium
				  bisulfite..................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Sodium 2,4-dichloro-phenoxyethyl sulfate, see Sesone
Sodium
				  fluoroacetate........................................................................................
				  0.0500 0.00333
Sodium
				  hydroxide..............................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
Sodium
				  metabisulfite........................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Stibine...................................................................................................................
				  0.500 0.0333
Stoddard
				  solvent................................................................................................
				  525 35.0
Strychnine............................................................................................................
				  0.150 0.0100
Subtilisins (Proteolytic enzymes as 100%
pure crystalline
				  enzyme)................................................................................
				  6.00E-05 4.00E-06
Sulfotep................................................................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
Sulfuric
				  acid........................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Sulfur
				  monochloride..........................................................................................
				  6.00 0.400
Sulfur
				  pentafluoride...........................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Sulfur
				  tetrafluoride.............................................................................................
				  0.400 0.0267
Sulfuryl
				  fluoride..................................................................................................
				  20.0 1.33
Sulprofos..............................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Systox, see Demeton
2,4,5-T..................................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Tantalum.............................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
TEDP, see
				  Sulfotep............................................................................................
Tellurium & Compounds as
				  Te....................................................................... 0.100
				  0.00667
Tellurium hexafluoride as
				  Te...........................................................................
				  0.200 0.0133
Temephos............................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
TEPP.....................................................................................................................
				  0.0500 0.00333
Terphenyls...........................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Tetrachloronaphthalene...................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
Tetramethyl
				  succinoitrile..................................................................................
				  3.00 0.200
Tetranitromethane.............................................................................................
				  8.00 0.533
Tetrasodium
				  pyrophosphate............................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Tetryl....................................................................................................................
				  1.50 0.100
Thallium, soluble compounds, as
				  Tl............................................................... 0.100
				  0.00667
4,4-Thiobis (6 tert,
				  butyl-m-cresol)..................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Thioglycolic
				  acid................................................................................................
				  4.00 0.267
Thionyl
				  chloride..................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Thiram..................................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Tin
metal..................................................................................................................
				  2.00 0.133
oxide & inorganic compounds, except SnH4, as
				  Sn................................. 2.00 0.133
organic compounds as
				  Sn..............................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
m-Toluidine.........................................................................................................
				  9.00 0.600
Tributyl
				  phosphate.............................................................................................
				  2.50 0.167
Trichloroacetic
				  acid...........................................................................................
				  7.00 0.467
Trichloronaphthalene........................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Trichloronitromethane, See Chloropicrin
1,2,3-Trichloropropane.....................................................................................
				  300 20.0
Tricyclohexyltin hydroxide, see Cyhexatin
Trimellitic
				  anhydride..........................................................................................
				  0.0400 0.00267
Trimethylamine..................................................................................................
				  24.0 1.60
Trimethyl
				  benzene.............................................................................................
				  125 8.33
Trimethyl
				  phosphite...........................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
2,4,6-Trinitrophenol, see Picric acid
2,4,6-Trinitrophenylmethylnitramine, see Tetryl
2,4,6-Trinitrotoluene
				  (TNT)..............................................................................
				  0.500 0.0333
Triorthosresyl
				  phosphate..................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Triphenyl
				  amine.................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Triphenyl
				  phosphate..........................................................................................
				  3.00 0.200
Tungsten as W
insoluble
				  compounds......................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
soluble
				  compounds.........................................................................................
				  1.0 37.3
Turpentine...........................................................................................................
				  560 37.3
Uranium (natural) soluble & insoluble compounds as
				  U............................ 0.200 0.0133
n-Valeraldehyde.................................................................................................
				  175 11.7
Vanadium, as V2O5 respirable dust &
				  fume................................................ 0.0500 0.00333
Vinyl
				  toluene.......................................................................................................
				  240 16.0
VM & P
				  Naphtha...............................................................................................
				  1350 90.0
Warfarin...............................................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Wood dust (certain hard woods as beech &
				  oak)........................................ 1.00 0.0667
soft
				  wood..........................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
m-Xylene
				  a,a-diamine.......................................................................................
				  0.100 0.00667
Xylidine................................................................................................................
				  10.0 0.667
Yttrium.................................................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Zinc chloride
				  fume.............................................................................................
				  1.00 0.0667
Zinc oxide
				  fume.................................................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Zirconium compounds as
				  Zr............................................................................
				  5.00 0.333
Table B - Known or Suspected Carcinogens
Emissions
SUBSTANCE OEL in pounds
mg/m3 per hour
Coal tar volatiles, as benzene
				  solubles........................................................... 0.200
				  0.0133
B-Naphthylamine..............................................................................................
				  0.00300* 2.00E-04
N-Phenyl-beta-naphthylamine........................................................................
				  5.00** 0.333
Phenylhydrazine.................................................................................................
				  20.0 1.33
o-Tolidine.............................................................................................................
				  11.0** 0.733
p-Toluidine..........................................................................................................
				  9.00 0.600
Vinyl cyclohexene
				  dioxide...............................................................................
				  60.0 4.00
FOOTNOTES
The emissions in pounds per hour in Section 502 were derived
				  using the formula listed below:
emission level (lbs/hr) = OEL (mg/m3) / 15
* = Compound for which an OEL is not listed by the ACGIH.
				  Value derived by using the miminum detectable level listed in the NIOSH "Manual
				  of Analytical Methods", Third Edition.
** = Compound for which an OEL is not listed by the ACGIH and
				  for which there is no chemical specific analytical method listed in the NIOSH
				  "Manual of Analytical Methods", Third Edition. A minimum dectable level (MDL)
				  was derived by using the MDL of a similar compound listed in the NIOSH
				  analytical methods or by assigning the average MDL for a class of compounds
				  such as "halogenated hydrocarbons". In some cases the lowest MDL of the whole
				  class was used.
Table C - Stack Height Release Correction Factor
Sources may choose to use a correction factor for the release
				  height of emissions for the purpose of determining whether a permit is
				  necessary for the emission of a toxic air pollutant. To apply the correction go
				  to the table below and find the minimum height of release for the toxic air
				  pollutant and select the correction factor (CF) which corresponds to that
				  figure. If the height of release is between two values, the lower number shall
				  be selected; or in the event of multiple releases of the same substance from
				  different release heights, the source may choose to use a weighted average CF,
				  weighted by the emission rate at each. The emissions in pounds per hour is then
				  multiplied by the CF (see below). If the emissions from your source exceed the
				  resulting number, you must apply for a permit from the department. Remember,
				  this must be done for each toxic air pollutant.
CF x Emissions in Pounds per Hour
where: E - emission rate (pounds per hour)
OEL - occupational exposure limit (mg per cubic meter)
CF is a correction factor, shown in the table below, which
				  accounts for release height.
Release Height in Meters Correction Factor (CF)*
Less than 3 1
10 5
20 19
30 41
40 71
50 108
60 152
70 202
80 255
90 317
100 378
110 451
120 533
130 617
140 690
150 781
160 837
170 902
180 1002
190 1066
200 1161