Acceptance Criteria for Visible Emissions Assessments Sample Clauses

Acceptance Criteria for Visible Emissions Assessments. Limit random visible emissions from project activities to an SSPC Level 1 (no greater than 1% of the workday) in accordance with SSPC Guide 6. Conduct visible emission assessments in accordance with 40 CFR 60, Appendix A, Method 22. • Pennsylvania State Regulation Title 25, Chapter 123.42, Section 123.42 exempts construction operations from the opacity requirements established under Section 123.1. However, it is the Department's policy, through this specification, that all bridge projects will comply with the opacity requirements, as established under Section 123.1. • Immediately shut down the emission-producing activities if emissions in excess of the criteria stipulated in this Item are observed. Do not resume the emission-producing operations until the cause of the violation is corrected. • Immediately shut down the project and initiate corrective action if there are violations of high volume ambient air monitoring, even if the visible emissions results are acceptable. • Clean up releases of dust and debris outside of the work area that have become deposited on surrounding property; on the unprotected ground, soil, water or sediment; around storm sewers or drains; or in areas where rain water could carry the debris into storm sewers or drains. Conduct the clean up on a daily basis, or more frequently if directed by the Engineer, and take appropriate corrective action to change work practices or to modify the containment to provide better controls over releases in the future.
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Acceptance Criteria for Visible Emissions Assessments. Limit random visible (fugitive) emissions from project activities to an SSPC Level 0 (any sustained visible emission regardless of its duration) according to SSPC Technology Update No. 7. Conduct visible emission assessments according to 40 CFR 60, Appendix A, Method 22. Immediately shut down the emission-producing activities if emissions in excess of the criteria stipulated in this Section are observed. Do not resume the emission-producing operations until the cause of the violation is corrected. Immediately shut down the project and initiate corrective action if there are violations of high-volume ambient air monitoring, even if the visible emissions results are acceptable. Clean up releases of dust and debris outside of the work area that have become deposited on surrounding property; on the unprotected ground, soil, water or sediment; around storm sewers or drains; or in areas where rainwater could carry the debris into storm sewers or drains immediately.
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