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REVISED EMISSIONS ESTIMATION METHODOLOGIES FOR INDUSTRIAL, RESIDENTIAL, AND ELECTRIC UTILITY STATIONARY COMBUSTION SOURCES
Citation:
Bowman, D., S. Lowe, D. Winkler, AND D. Zimmerman. REVISED EMISSIONS ESTIMATION METHODOLOGIES FOR INDUSTRIAL, RESIDENTIAL, AND ELECTRIC UTILITY STATIONARY COMBUSTION SOURCES. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., EPA/600/R-92/239 (NTIS PB93-135663), 1992.
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Description:
The report describes the development of improved and streamlined EPA emission estimation methods for stationary combustion area sources by the Joint Emissions Inventory Oversight Group (JEIOG) research program. These sources include categories traditionally labeled "other stationary source combustion": residential, commercial/institutional, industrial, and electric utility fuel-burning sources that are not inventoried as point sources because they are too small or numerous to inventory individually. The report consists of 10 chapters: Introduction, Industrial Fuel Combustion Methodologies for Existing Categories, Industrial Wood Fuel Combustion Methodologies, Crude Oil Combustion Emission from Field Operations, Residential Combustion Source Methodologies, Sulfur Content, Ash Content, Electric Utility Area Source Fuel Use, Error Handling Procedures, and Conclusions and Research Recommendations. Each chapter summarizes existing methodologies (if any exist), then presents proposed algorithms. Emission factors and data sources required to implement the new methodologies are introduced in each chapter.