Synthetic minor definition

Synthetic minor means a stationary source whose potential to emit is constrained by state-enforceable and federally enforceable limits, so as to place that stationary source below the threshold at which it would be subject to permit or other requirements governing major stationary sources in regulations of the board or in the federal Clean Air Act.

Synthetic minor means any source whose potential to emit has been limited below applicable thresholds by means of an enforceable order, rule, or approval condition.

Synthetic minor means any "stationary source" whose potential to emit has been limited below applicable air operating permit program (40 CFR Part 70) thresholds by means of a federally enforceable order, rule or permit condition.

Examples of Synthetic minor in a sentence

• Synthetic minor source" means a stationary source that would be classified as a major source in the absence of restrictions on the potential to emit of the source.

• Synthetic minor emission limits, process throughput restrictions, and control efficiency requirements are found in the permit based on which equipment is covered by the particular limit.

• Synthetic minor limits may also be taken to avoid requirements of the title V operating permit program.

• Synthetic minor limits, including limits on utilization, are available for EGUs in the same way as they are for any other stationary source.

• In addition, the following sections specify operations to which subpart KK does not apply, or, as noted, has limited applicability: • Synthetic minor facilities, [see 40 CFR § 63.820(a)(2) - (a)(7)],• Research or lab equipment, [see 40 CFR § 63.820(b)],• PR and WWF proof presses, [see 40 CFR § 63.821(a)(2)(i)],• “Ancillary” printing, [see 40 CFR § 63.821(a)(2)(ii)] (limited applicability), and• “Incidental” printing, [see 40 CFR § 63.821(b)] (limited applicability).

More Definitions of Synthetic minor

Synthetic minor means a source with a permit that contains voluntarily accepted emissions limitations, controls, or other requirements (for example, a cap on production rates or hours of operation, or limits on the type of fuel) under R18-2-306.01 to reduce the potential to emit to a level below the major source threshold.

Synthetic minor means any stationary source that’s potential to emit has been limited below applicable thresholds by means of a federally enforceable order, rule, or permit condition.

Synthetic minor means a source with a permit that contains voluntarily accepted emissions limitations, controls, or other requirements (for example, a cap on production rates or house of operation, or limits on the type of fuel) under Section 17.12.19017.11.190 to reduce the potential to emit to a level below the major source threshold.

Synthetic minor means any stationary source that's potential to emit has been limited below applicable thresh- olds by means of a federally enforceable order, rule, or permit condition.

Synthetic minor means any stationary source that's potential to emit has been limited below applicable thresholds by means of a feder- ally enforceable order, rule, or permit condition.

Synthetic minor means a source for which federally enforceable conditions (e.g., a cap on production rates, maximum hours of operation, or type of fuel) have been incorporated into a permit in order to reduce allowable emission levels below the applicability threshold of an applicable requirement.

Synthetic minor means a stationary source whose potential to emit is