Screening Value definition

Screening Value means the highest emission level that is recorded at each piece of equipment as it is monitored in compliance with Method 21.

Screening Value or “SV” means the instrument reading (ppmv) obtained when components, including but not limited to valves, pump seals, connectors, flanges, open-ended lines and other equipment components, are evaluated for leakage as described in United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) Method 21 – Determination of Volatile Organic Compound Leaks.

Screening Value means the highest emission level that is recorded at each piece of Covered Equipment subject to this Decree as it is monitored in compliance with Method 21;

Examples of Screening Value in a sentence

• Any site-specific health advisory, Soil Screening Value, developed by the Vermont Department of Health when a standard does not exist for a hazardous material.

• For industrial scenarios, the industrial EPA Regional Screening Value shall be used.

• In the absence of a VSL, the EPA Regional Screening Value shall be used.

• However, like the CAA Advisory Circulars and Flight Test Standards Guides, they contained no reference to flight in mountainous terrain.

• The impairment, as identified by the MassDEP, is related to the presence of the following pollutants, which were not considered to be present due to natural causes: Ammonia (Un-ionized); Dissolved Oxygen; Foam/Flocs/Scum/Oil Slicks; Petroleum Hydrocarbons; Taste and Odor; Fecal Coliform; PCB in Fish Tissue; Sediment Screening Value (Exceedence); and Other.

More Definitions of Screening Value

Screening Value means the highest emission level that is recorded at Covered Equipment as it is monitored for the relevant monitoring event in accordance with Method 21.

Screening Value means the highest emission level that is recorded at each piece of equipment monitored in accordance with Method 21.

Screening Value. (or “SV)“ means the instrument reading (ppmv) obtained when components, including but not limited to valves, pump seals, connectors, flanges, open-ended lines and other equipment components, are evaluated for leakage as described in U.S. E.P.A. Method 21 – Determination of Volatile Organic Compound Leaks.

Screening Value means the highest emission level that is detected at each piece of equipment as it is monitored using a Photoionization Detector or a Flame Ionization Detector.

Screening Value means the highest emission level that is recorded at

Screening Value means the highest emission level that is recorded at each piece of Covered Equipment during a round of monitoring in compliance with Method 21.

Screening Value means the highest emission level that is recorded at each piece of Covered Equipment or Covered Tank, as applicable, as it is monitored in compliance with Method 21.