GACT definition

GACT means any generally available control technology emission standard applied to an area source or facility pursuant to Section 112 of the federal Clean Air Act.

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GACT means any generally available control technology emission standard applied to an area

GACT means generally available control technology. It is a case-by-case determination of what constitutes reasonable and proper control for hazardous air pollutants from area sources. GACT may include, but is not limited to: control equipment, work practice standards, emission standards, process modification, or raw materials substitution and/or reformulation.

Examples of GACT in a sentence

• G-ACT Renal Dialysis, Glass (50 mg) Plastic tube w/ clear flip-top ECMO beads and barcode label.

• A lot drawing made by the Superintendent of Schools in the presence of an authorized representative of the GACT.

• The administration shall make available to the GACT president or designee copies of Board meeting agenda and proposed minutes.

• A meeting between the two negotiations teams will be held after any such findings to work out a tentative agreement (subject to ratification by both GACT and the School Board) over said articles found to be illegal.

• Work on GACT sources is limited to those sources that are required to obtain a permit from DAPC.

• No. AQC-LP (for use with G-ACT tubes) • 10 X 1 mL Vials of Actalyke QC – Level I – Normal coagulation control.

• No. AQC-L (for use with G-ACT tubes) • 1 Vial of Actalyke Whole Blood QC - Level I - Normal whole blood coagulation control, 3 mL lyophilized, containing a preparation of citrated animal plasma, hemoglobin, stabilizers and buffers.