Air Pollution Control Technology Verification Center Sample Clauses

Air Pollution Control Technology Verification Center. EPA’s partner in the Air Pollution Control Technology Verification Center (APCTVC) is RTI International,1 a nonprofit contract research organization with headquarters in Research Triangle Park, NC. The APCTVC verifies the performance of commercially ready technologies used to control air pollutant emissions. The emphases of the APCTVC are currently on technologies for controlling particulate matter (PM), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), nitrogen oxides (NOx), and hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) from both mobile and stationary sources. The activities of the APCTVC are conducted with the assistance of stakeholders from various interested parties. Overall, APCTVC guidance is provided by the stakeholders advisory committee (SAC), while the detailed development of individual technology ETV protocols is conducted with input from technical panels focused on each technology area. The APCTVC develops generic verification protocols (GVPs) and specific test/QA plans, conducts independent testing of technologies, and prepares ETV test reports and statements for broad dissemination. Testing costs are ultimately borne by the technology applicants, although initial tests within a given technology area may be partially supported with government funds.
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Air Pollution Control Technology Verification Center. EPA’s partner in the Air Pollution Control Technology Verification Center (APCTVC) is RTI, a non-profit contract research organization with headquarters in Research Triangle Park, NC. The APCTVC verifies the performance of commercial-ready technologies used to control air pollutant emissions. The emphasis of the APCTVC is currently on technologies for controlling particulate matter, volatile organic compounds, nitrogen oxides (NOx), and hazardous air pollutants from both mobile and stationary sources. The activities of the APCTVC are conducted with the assistance of stakeholders from various interested parties. Overall APCTVC guidance is provided by the Stakeholders Advisory Committee (SAC), while the detailed development of individual technology ETV protocols is conducted with input from Technical Panels (TP) focused on each technology area. The APCTVC develops generic verification protocols and specific test/quality assurance (test/QA) plans, conducts independent testing of technologies, and prepares ETV test reports and statements for broad dissemination. Testing costs are ultimately borne by the technology applicants, although initial tests within a given technology area may be partially supported with government funds.
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