Design and Operational Differences Sample Clauses

Design and Operational Differences. 4.1. Any difference between the SO2 emission rates on CEMS and non-CEMS units arising from design or operating considerations are bound to be small. This difference will not be deemed important unless and until the monitored/predicted emission rates on Unit 1 or 2 approaches the level of the standard. 4.2. If the non-CEMS unit emission rate ever exceeds 1.25 lb/MMBtu (on a 24-hour basis, exclusive of startup and shutdown), City Utilities will conduct a thirty-day demonstration project to assure the validity of the surrogate monitoring system. This will entail daily composite coal samples representing the day bunker on Unit 1 or 2. City Utilities will use the sulfur and calorific value results, together with mass balance equations found in USEPA's publication AP-42, to calculate a daily theoretical SO2 emission rate. At the end of thirty days, City Utilities will evaluate the CEMS results against coal sample analysis (CSA) using the Relative Accuracy Test Audit (RATA) procedure in Appendix A of 40 CFR Part 75. For this RATA, the CSA calculated results, in units of the standard, will be considered the reference method (RM) data, d will be the difference between a daily RM value and the corresponding 24-hour average Unit 3 CEMS value, and n will equal 30. The RATA will be successful if the relative accuracy (RA) does not exceed 20%. In addition, City Utilities will perform the bias test found in Appendix A to ascertain whether a bias adjustment factor must be applied to surrogate monitoring data. 4.3. If CEMS and CSA data fail to show acceptable agreement, and the discrepancy persists after bias adjustment, City Utilities will repeat the thirty-day test using a portable certified SO2 CEM system on Units 1 and 2 to collect RM data. 4.4. Failure of the instrumental RATA in paragraph 4.3 will indicate a systematic bias that is significant at emission levels near the standard. Beginning ninety (90) days after the Springfield City Utilities Xxxxx River Power Station SO2 failed RATA, City Utilities will not operate Unit 1 or 2 at an estimated emission rate above 1.25 lb/MMBtu unless the unit is equipped with an SO2 and diluent gas CEMS meeting the performance specification in Appendix A of 40 CFR Part 75.
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