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EPA/AEERL (ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/AIR AND ENERGY ENGINEERING RESEARCH LABORATORY) SOURCE TESTING PROGRAM FOR COAL GASIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES (KOSOVO TEST SITE)
Citation:
Bombaugh, K. AND W. Rhodes. EPA/AEERL (ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/AIR AND ENERGY ENGINEERING RESEARCH LABORATORY) SOURCE TESTING PROGRAM FOR COAL GASIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES (KOSOVO TEST SITE). U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., EPA/600/D-85/072.
Description:
The paper summarizes EPA's environmental assessment testing program for synthetic fuels technology, with emphasis on the Kosovo source test and evaluation program. The Kosovo program included: (a) field tests to characterize process waste streams that would be input to control technologies in U.S. synfuels plants, (b) characterization of fugitive emissions, and (c) characterization of components in the ambient air and correlation of those components with source characterization data. Results from the Kosovo program have been (and are being ) used: (a) to evaluate and select pollution control technologies for U.S. coal gasification plants using pressurized fixed-bed gasification technology, (b) as input to health studies, (c) to develop worker health and safety programs for U.S. synfuels plants, (d) to acquire environmental permits which address regulated and nonregulated pollutants, (e) to develop supplemental environmental monitoring plans required by the U.S. Synthetic Fuels Corporation, and (f) to develop and validate ambient air monitoring methodology.