Emission Limit definition

Emission Limit or “Emission Limitation” means a requirement established by the Control Officer or the Administrator that limits the quantity, rate, or concentration of emission of air pollutants on a continuous basis, including any requirement relating to the operation or maintenance of a source to assure continuous emission reduction, and any design, equipment, work practice or operational standard promulgated under these regulations or the Act.
Emission Limit means the maximum allowable Emission Rate of a specified air pollutant from any Kiln or Kilns and shall be expressed as pounds of such air pollutant emitted per Ton of clinker produced;
Emission Limit means the aggregate of all requirements associated with a compliance option including emission limit, operating limit and work practice standard.

Examples of Emission Limit in a sentence

  • MRC has requested permission to utilize the provision in Section 6-5-503.2 allowing the use of an AEMS in order to demonstrate the Refinery’s compliance with the TPM Emission Limit.

  • In the event that the Air District amends Rule 6-5 in a way that also amends the total PM10 emission limit such that the total PM10 emission limit is no longer identical to the TPM Emission Limit, and if Chevron does not exercise its right to cease certain then-remaining obligations as allowed pursuant to Section 2.6, then the Construction Deadline and Compliance Deadline shall be extended and Chevron shall make the payments as specified in this Section 3.5.

  • If, in the determination of the APCO after the conclusion of the First-Year Validation Period, the Validating Tests show that the Approved AEMS does not measure TPM emissions in an unbiased and precise manner in conformance with EPA Method 301, then the Approved AEMS shall be deemed invalid, and it shall no longer be used for determining compliance with the TPM Emission Limit.

  • If, in the determination of the APCO, subsequent source tests show that the Approved AEMS is not measuring TPM emissions in an unbiased and precise manner as set forth therein, then the Approved AEMS shall be deemed invalid, and it shall no longer be used for determining compliance with the TPM Emission Limit.

  • The Air District shall determine compliance with the TPM Emission Limit by calculating a rolling four (4) quarter average of AEMS results at the end of each calendar quarter.


More Definitions of Emission Limit

Emission Limit means the limit, level, rate, amount or concentration of a given substance discharged in the air that must not be exceeded;
Emission Limit or “Emission Limits” shall mean the maximum allowable rate of emission of a specified air pollutant from a Kiln as specified in Paragraph 12, Table 2 (NOx) and Paragraph 20, Table 3 (SO2);
Emission Limit means the maximum allowable Emission Rate of a specified air pollutant from any Kiln or Kilns and shall be expressed as pounds of NOx or SO2 emitted per Ton of clinker produced; (Consent Decree, 7.n)
Emission Limit means any 30-Day Rolling Average Emission Rate Limit or 12-Month Rolling Total Emission Tonnage Limit established by this Consent Decree;
Emission Limit means the highest permissible concentration of pollutants that can be released into the air within a specified period, based on science;
Emission Limit means the highest permissible quantity of pollutants released into the air from a pollution source, expressed as the concentration of pollutants in relation to one unit of production or to the degree of air pollution caused by such sources;
Emission Limit means the maximum allowable Emission Rate of a specified air pollutant from the Cape Girardeau Kiln under this Consent Decree and shall be expressed as pounds of such air pollutant emitted per Ton of clinker produced.