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GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF 1991 STEAM-ELECTRIC POWER PLANT OPERATION AND AIR EMISSIONS DATA
Citation:
Rothschild, S. S. AND J. Chen. GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF 1991 STEAM-ELECTRIC POWER PLANT OPERATION AND AIR EMISSIONS DATA. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., EPA/600/R-94/196 (NTIS PB95-136156), 1994.
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Description:
The report provides graphical representations of data derived from the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) Energy Information Administration, s Form EIA-767 (Steam Electric Plant Operation and Design Report). or more than 10 years, EIA has collected monthly boiler level data from EIA-767. he U.S. EPA has contributed funding to DOE for this effort. he report summarizes information from the EIA-767 database that is otherwise not readily available to the community of electric utility data users or other members of the general public. o facilitate interpretation by non-technical readers, the report emphasizes graphical displays of data, consisting of 98 charts and 3 tables. he graphics present national data, national coal data, regional data, specified state data, and specified operating utility company data. ata tables show sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions by state, and the highest emitting electric utility companies. harts show S02 and NOx emissions by fuel type, fuel type and sulfur content, and fuel type and boiler capacity. harts also present data on boiler utilization, and heat input by fuel type a.nd sulfur content. dditional charts for coal display coal quantities by sulfur content, quantities of scrubbed and not scrubbed coal, and boiler capacity and utilization.