ILLINOIS

 POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

June

 16, 1988

FINAL ORDER.

 ADOPTED RULE

ORDER

 OF THE

 BOARD

(by

3.

 Marlin):

The Board

 is amending

 the pretreatment regulations pursuant

to Section

 13.3 of

 the Environmental Protection Act

 (Act).

Section

 13.3

of

 the ~ct requires

 the Board to adopt

regulations which are

 “identical

 in substance” with

 federal

regulations promulgated

 by the United States Environmental

Protection Agency

 (USEPA) to implement the pretreatment

requirements

 of Sections

 307 and 402

of

 the Clean Water Act,

which was previously known as

 the Federal Water Pollution Control

Act.

 Section

 13.3 provides that Title VII of the Act and

Sections

 5 and 6.02 of

 the Administrative Procedure Act (APA)

do

not apply

 to identical

 in substance regulations adopted

to

establish the pretreatment program.

 However, Section 13.3 of

the

Act does

 require

 the Board

 to provide

 for notice and public

comment before rules are filed with

 the Secretary

 of State.

This action updates

 the pretreatment

 rules

 to cover USEPA

rules adopted

 between April

1,

 1987 and December

31,

 1987.

The

complete text

of

 the amended

 rules

is

 as follows:

TITLE

35:

 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

SUBTITLE

C:

 WATER POLLUTION

CHAPTER

I:

 POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

PART 307

SEWER DISCHARGE CRITERIA

SUBPART 0:

Section

307. 2400

307. 2401

307. 2402

307.2403

307.2404

307.2405

307. 2406

307.2407

307.2490

ORGNIC CHEMICALS-

M~eP~3RiN6-,

PLASTICS

AND

SYNTHETIC

 FIBERS

General Provisions

Rayon Fibers

—Proee~e~w4~hProee~ Wo~ere~e~ on~y~ S~e~

B4~t~en~~

 et,ene~,or

Vent Se~~tb~orben~—Other

 Fibers

Thermoplastic Resins

Thermosetting Resins

Commodity Organic Chemicals

Bulk Organic Chemicals

Specialty Organic Chemicals

Non—cornplexed Metal—bearing and Cyanide—bearing

IN THE MATTER OF:

)

PRETREATMENT UPDATE

(4/1/87 through 12/31/87)

R88—1l

90—417

—2—

Wastestreams

307.2491

 Complexed Metal—bearing Wastestreams

AUTHORITY:

 Implementing Sections

 13 and 13.3 and authorized by

Section

 27 of

 the Environmental Protection Act,

 as amended by

P.A.

 84—1320, effective September

4,

1986

 (Ill.

 Rev. Stat.

 1985,

ch.

 111 1/2,

 pars.

 1013 and 1027,

 and Ill.

 Rev.

 Stat.

 1986 Supp..,

ch. 111

 1/2, par.

 1013.3.

SOURCE:

 Adopted

 in R70—5, at

 1 PCB 426, March

31,

 1971;

 amended

in R71—14,

at

 4 PCB

 3, March

7,

 1972;

 amended in R74—3,

at

19

PCB 182,

 October

30,

 1975;

 amended

 in R74—15,

16,

at

 31 PCB 405,

at

 2 Ill.

 Reg.

no.

44,

 page 151,

 effective November

2,

 1978;

amended

 in R76—17,

at

 31 PCB 713,

at

2

 Ii..

 Reg.

no.

 45, page

101, effective November

5,

 1978;

 amended

 in R76—21,

 at 44 PCB

203, at

6

 Ill.

 Reg.

 563, effective December

24,

 1981;

 codified

at

6

 Ill.

 Reg.

 7818;

 amended

 in R82—5,

10,

at

 54 PCB 411,

at

8

Ill.

 Reg.

 1625,

 effective January

18,

 1984;

 amended in R86—44 at

12

 Ill. Reg.

 2592,

 effective January

13,

 1988;

 amended

 in R88—1l

at

 12 Ill. Reg.

 effective

SUBPART 0:

 ORGANIC CHEMICALS— MMI~3PP~e~RNS-,PLASTICS AND

SYNTHETIC FIBERS

Section 307.2400

 General Provisions

a)

 General definitions.

 The Board incorporates j~y~

reference 40 CFR 414.10,

 as adopted at

 52 Fed.

 Reg.

42569, November

5,

 1987.

 This incorporation includes no

later

 amendments

 or editions.

b)

 Applicability.

1)

 This Subpart applies

 to process wastewater

discharges from all establishments or portions of

establishments which manufacture the organic

chemicals, plastics and synthetic fibers (OCPSF)

products

 or product groups which are covered

by

Sections 307.2402 through 307.2408 and which are

included

 in the following SIC major groups,

as

defined

 in the Standard Industrial Classification

Manual,

 incorporated by reference

 in 35

 Ill.

 Adm.

Code 310.107:

A)

 SIC 2821

——

 Plastic materials,

 synthetic

resins and nonvulcanizable elastomers.

B)

SIC

2823

——

 Cellulosic man—made fibers.

C)

 SIC 2824

——

 Synthetic organic fibers,

 except

cellulos ic.

0)

 SIC 2865

——

 Cyclic crudes

 and intermediates,

dyes and organic pigments.

90—418

—3—

E)

SIC

2869

——

 Industrial

 organic chemicals,

not

elsewhere class ified.

2)

 This

Subpart applies

 to wastewater discharges

 from

OCPSF research and

development, pilot plant,

technical service and laboratory

bench scale

operations

 if such operations

 are conducted

in

conjunction with and

 related

 to existing OCPSF

manufacturing activities

at

 the plant

 site.

3)

 Nothwithstanding subsection

 (b)(l),

 this Subpart

does not apply

 to discharges resulting from the

manufacture

 of OCPSF products

 if the products are

included

 in the following SIC subgroups and

 if the

products have

 in the past been reported

 by the

establishment under

 these subgroups and not under

the SIC groups

 listed

 in subsection

 (b)(l):

A)

 SIC 2843085

——

 Bulk surface active agents.

B)

SIC

28914

——

 Synthetic

 resin

 and rubber

adhesives

C)

 Chemicals

 and chemical preparations

not

elsewhere classified:

i)

 SIC 2899568

——

 Sizes, all

 types.

ii)

 SIC 2899597

——

 Other

 industrial chemical

specialties,

 including fluxes,

 plastic

wood preparations

 and embalming fluids.

0)

 SIC 2911058

——

 Aromatic hydrocarbons

manufactured from purchased refinery products.

E)

 SIC 2911632

——

 Aliphatic hydrocarbons

manufactured from purchased

 refinery products.

4)

 Notwithstanding subsection

 (b)(l),

 this Subpart

does not apply

 to any discharges

 for which

a

different

set

 of previously promulgated standards

in Subparts F

et

 seq.

 apply,

 unless

 the facility

reports OCPSF products under SIC codes

 2865,

2869

or

 2821,

and

 the facility’s OCPSF wastewaters are

discharged separately

to

 a POTW.

5)

 This Subpart

 does not apply

 to any process

wastewater discharge from the manufacture of

organic chemical compounds solely by extraction

from plant

 and animal raw materials

or

by

fermentation processes.

6)

 Discharges

 of chromium,

 copper,

 lead,

 nickel and

grl—4’9

—4—

zinc

 in “complexed metal—bearing wastestreams,”

listed

 in Section 307.2491, are not subject

 to this

Subpart.

c)

 Compliance

 date.

 All dischargers subject

to

a

pretreatment standard

 for existing sources

 in this

Subpart must comply with the standard by no later than

November

5,

 1990.

Source:

 Added at

12

 Iii. Reg.

effective

Section 307.2401

 Rayon Fibers

a)

 Applicability.

 This Section applies to discharges

of

process wastewater

 resulting from the manufacture of

rayon fiber

 by the viscose process only.

b)

 Specialized definitions.

 None.

 Existing sources:

1)

 The Board incorporates

by

 reference 40 CFR 414.25,

as adopted

 at 52 Fed.

 Reg. 42569, November

5,

1987.

 This incorporation includes

no

 later

amendments

 or editions.

2)

 No person subject to the pretreatment standards

incorporated

 by reference

 in subsection

 (1) shall

cause,

 threaten

 or allow the discharge of any

contaminant

to

 a POTW in violation

 of such

standards.

d)

 New sources:

1)

 The Board

 incorporates

 by reference 40 CFR 414.26,

as adopted at

 52 Fed.

 Reg.

 42569, November

5,

1987.

 This incorporation includes no later

amendments or editions.

2)

 No person subject

 to the pretreatment standards

incorporated by reference

 in subsection

(1)

 shall

cause,

 threaten or allow

 the discharge of any

contaminant

to

 a POTW in violation of such

standards.

3)

 “New source” means any building, structure,

facility or

 installation the construction

 of which

commenced after March 21,

 1983.

Source:

 Added at

 12 Ill. Reg.

effective

Section 307.2402

 —Proee~~es

 w4th Pro~e~W~er

een~eton~y~

90—420

—5—

Steem

B+~tten~-

~t~eneh

Vent

~b~orben~—

Other Fibers

~

 ~~y-

 Pht~9ee~on ~pp~e,

~o

d~eherge~ of

proee~ we5~ewe~erre~~n~ from

the

ufee~re

of

~od~ene

 ~ny proee~wh~ehine~~e~

the

o~~4ve

dydrogene~en of

bt~tene-

b+

 Spee~e~red~en~~on~-

The

Boerd

knee

 or~e~by

reference

 49 &PR

4~4T~

 ~9&6~-

Ph~

~rtcerpor~~on

~ne~de5

 no ~e~er ~mendmen~

 or e~on~

e3

 Bi~ing

 ~ot~ree5’:-

These

~o~ree~

 comp3y w~rkh

the

genero~~nd ~peeifie ~retree~mert~

re~t~remen~

of

St~bper~

B~

d-~

 New eet~ree~-

~+

The

 Boerd ~neerpore~e~ by reference 40

ep~

43~4-~6

~9&6-)~- ‘Ph+~4ncorpore~on‘~ne3~de~

 no ieter

dmen~ or

ed~~on~-

2-)~

 No person 5t~b~eet~o the pre~ree~rnen~

 5nderd~

~neorpor~ed

 by reference ~n ~t~beeet~on~3- ~heH

e~5e~three~en

e~ow the

~e1t~r~e

 arty

con em4n~n~~e e

 P9tPW

4n

 o~e~ionof ~eh

end~rd5T

3+

 ANew ~o~treelt~

 ~ny b

 ~~ng7

~rt~e~t~rey

f~e~4~yor ~n~e~on

the

 con~rttc~onof w~+ch

commenced ef~erApr~

25’y

a)

 Applicability.

 This Section applies

 to dIscharges of

process wastewater resulting from the manufacture

 of of

the following SIC 2823 cellulosic man—made fibers and

fiber groups,

 except rayon

 and SIC 2824

 synthetic

organic fibers and fiber groups.

 Product groups

are

indicated with

an

 asterisk

 (*).

*Acrylic fibers

(85

 Polyacrylonitrile)

*Cellulose acetate fibers

*Fluorocarbon (Teflon) fibers

*Modacrylic fibers

*Nylon

fibers

Nylon

 6 monofilament

*Nylon

66

fibers

Nylon

inonofilament

*polyamjde

fibers

(Quiana)

*polyaramid

Keviar)

resin

fibers

*polyaramjd

Nomex)

resin

fibers

*polyester

fibers

*Polyethylene

fibers

*Polypropylene

fibers

*Polyurethane

fibers

(Spandex)

90—42 1

—6—

Specialized

definitions.

None.

c)

 Existing sources:

1)

 The Board

 incorporates by reference 40 CFR 414.35,

adopted

Fed.

Reg.

42569,

November

1987.

This

incorporation

includes

later

amendments

editions.

person

subject

the

pretreatment

standards

incorporated

 reference

 in subsection

(1)

 shall

cause,

threaten

 allow

 the discharge of any

contaminant

to

 a POTW in violation of such

standards.

d)

 New sources:

1)

 The Board incorporates

 by reference 40 CFR 414.36,

as adopted

 at 52 Fed.

 Beg.

 42569, November

5,

1987.

 This incorporation includes

no

 later

amendments

editions.

person

subject

the

pretreatment

standards

incorporated by reference

 in subsection

 (1) shall

cause, threaten

or

 allow

 the discharge

 of any

contaminant

POTW

violation

such

standards.

3)

 “New source”

 means any building, structure,

facility or installation the construction of which

commenced

after

March

21,

1983.

Source:

 Section Repealed, new Section adopted

 at 12

 Ill.

Reg.

 effective

Section 307.2403

 Thermoplastic Resins

a)

 Applicability.

 This Section applies

 to discharges

of

process wastewater

 resulting from the manufacture of of

the following SIC

 28213 thermoplastic

 resins and

thermoplastic resin groups.

 Product groups

are

indicated with an asterisk

 (*).

*Abietic acid

——

 Derivatives

*ABS resins

*ABS_SAN

resins

*Acrylate...methacrylate

latexes

*Acrylic

latex

*Acrylic

resins

*Cellulose

acetate

 butyrates

Cellulose

acetate

resin

*Cellulose

acetates

90—422

—7—

*Celluiose acetates priopionates

Cellulose nitrate

Cellulose sponge

*Ethylenemethacrylic acid copolymers

*Ethylenevinyl acetate copolymers

*Fatty acid

 resins

*Fluorocarbon polymers

Nylon

11

 resin

*Nylon

 6—66 copolymers

*Nylon

6

-—

 Nylon

 11 blends

Nylon

 6 resin

Nylon 612

 resin

Nylon

resin

*Ny ions

*petroleum

hydrocarbon

resins

*polyvinyl pyrrolidone

——

 copolymers

*Poly(alpha)olefins

Polyacrylic acid

*polamides

*Polyarylamides

Polybutad iene

*poiybutenes

Polybutyl succinic anhydride

*polycarbonates

*polyester resins

*polyester

 resins, Polybutylene terephthalate

*polyester

 resins, Polyoxybenzoate

Polyethylene

*Polyethylene

——

 ethyl

 acrylate resins

*polyethylene

 polyvinylacetate copolymers

Polyethylene

 resin

 (HDPE)

(LOPE)

scrap

wax

(low

molecular

weight)

Polyethylene

 resin

Polyethylene resin,

Polyethylene

resin,

Polyethylene resin,

 latex

Polyethylene

 resins

*polyethylene resins,

 compounded

*Polyethylene, chlorinated

*polyimides

*polypropylene resins

Polystyrene

 (crystal)

Polystyrene

 (crystal) modified

*Polystyrene

——

 copolymers

*Polystyrene

——

 acrylic latexes

Polystyrene

 impact resins

Polystyrene

 latex

Polystyrene,

 expandable

Polystyrene,

 expanded

*polysulfone resins

Polyvinyl acetate

*Polyvinyl acetate

——

 PVC copolymers

*polyvinyl acetate copolymers

*polyvjnyl acetate resins

Polyvinyl alcohol resin

90—423

—8—

Polyvinyl chloride

Polyvinyl chloride, chlorinated

*polyvinyl

 ether

——

 maleic anhydride

*po1yvi~y~lformal resins

*polyv1~1acetate

——

 methacrylic copolymers

*Polyv1~j~1acetateacrylic copolymers

*polyvlnylacetate

——

2—ethylhexylacrylate

copolymers

Polyvinylidine chloride

*polyvinyljdine

 chloride copolymers

*polyvjnylidine

——

 vinyl

 chloride resins

*PVC copolymers,

 acrylates (Latex)

*PVC copolymers,

 ethylene

——

 vinyl chloride

*Rosin

derivative

resins

*Rosjn

modified

resins

*Rosin

resins

*5~Nresins

*Sjlicones:

Silicone

resin

*Siljcones:

 Silicone rubbers

*Styrene

——

 maleic anhydride resins

Styrerie

polymeric

residue

*Styrene

——

acrylic

copolymer

resins

*Styrene ——acrylonitrile ——acrylates copolyrners

*Styrene

——

butadiene

resins

*Styrene

——

 butadiene resins (less than 50

butadiene)

*Styrene

——

 butadiene resins

 (Latex)

*Styrene

——

 divinyl benzene resins

 (ion exchange)

*Styrene

——

 niethacrylate terpolymer resins

*Styrene

——

 methyl methacrylate copolymers

*Styrene,

 butadiene, vinyl

toluene

 terpolyrners

*Sulfonated styrene

——

 maleic anhydride resins

*Unsaturated polyester resins

*Vinyl

toluene

resins

*Vinyl

toluene

——

acrylate

resins

*Vinyl

toluene

——

butadiene

resins

*Vinyl

toluene

——

methacrylate

resins

*Vinylacetate

——

 n—butylacrylate copolymers

Specialized

definitions.

None.

Existing

sources:

1)

 The Board

 incorporates by reference

CFR

414.45,

adopted

 52 Fed. Reg.

 42569,

 November 5,

1987.

This

incorporation

includes

 no later

amendments

or

 editions.

2)

 No person subject

 to the pretreatment

 standards

incorporated

reference

subsection

(1)

shall

cause,

threaten

allow

the

 discharge of any

contaminant

POTW

violation

such

standards.

90—424

—9—

d)

 New sources:

The

Board

incorporates

reference

CFR

414.46,

adopted

Fed.

Beg.

42569,

November

1987.

This

incorporation

includes

later

amendments

editions.

person

subject

the

pretreatment

standards

incorporated

reference

 in subsection

(1)

shall

cause,

threaten

allow

the

discharge

 of any

contaminant

POTW

violation

such

standards.

“New

source”

means

any

building,

structure,

facility

 or installation the construction of which

commenced after

 March

21,

 1983.

Source:

 Added

at

12

 Ill.

 Reg.

effective

Section 307.2404

 Therrnosetting Resins

a)

 Applicability.

 This Section applies

 to discharges

of

process wastewater

 resulting from the manufacture

 of the

following SIC 28214

 thermosettirig resins and

thermosetting resin

 groups.

 Product groups

are

indicated with

 an asterisk (*)~

*Alkyd resins

Dicyanodiamide

resin

*Epoxy

resins

*Fumaric

acid

polyesters

*Furan

resins

Glyoxal

——

urea

formaldehyde

textile

resin

*Ketone

——

formaldehyde

resins

*Melamjne resins

*phenolic resins

*Polyacetal

 resins

*Polyacrylamide

*Polyurethane prepolymers

*poyurethane resins

*Urea

 formaldehyde

 resins

*Urea

 resins

Specialized

definitions.

None.

Existing

sources:

The

Board

incorporates

reference

CFR

414.55,

adopted

 at 52 Fed.

 Beg.

 42569,

 November

5,

1987.

 This incorporation

 includes no later

amendments

 or editions.

2)

 No person subject

to

 the pretreatment standards

‘)0—425

—10—

incorporated by reference

 in subsection

(1)

shall

cause,

 threaten

 or allow the discharge of any

contaminant

to

 a POTW in violation of such

standards.

d)

 New sources:

1)

 The Board

 incorporates

 by reference 40 CFR 414.56,

as adopted at 52 Fed.

 Reg.

 42569, November

5,

1987.

 This incorporation includes

no

 later

amendments

editions.

2)

 No person subject to

 the pretreatment standards

incorporated by reference in subsection

 (1) shall

cause,

 threaten

 or allow the discharge

 of any

contaminant to

 a POTW in violation of such

standards.

3)

 “New source”

 means any building, structure,

facility or installation the construction of which

commenced

 after March

21,

 1983.

Source:

 Added at

 12 Iii. Reg.

effective

Section

307.2405

Commodity

Organic

Chemicals

a)

 Applicability.

 This Section applies

 to discharges of

process wastewater

 resulting from the manufacture

 of the

following SIC

 2865 or 2869 commodity organic chemicals

and commodity organic chemical groups.

 Product groups

are

 indicated with an asterisk

 (*).

1)

 Aliphatic organic chemicals

Acetaldehyde

Acetic

acid

Acetic

anhydride

Acetone

Acrylonitr ile

Adipic

 acid

*Butylenes

 (Butenes)

Cyclohexane

Ethanol

Ethylene

Ethylene glycol

Ethylene

oxide

Formaldehyde

Isopropanol

Methanol

Polyoxypropylene glycol

Propylene

Propylene oxide

Vinyl acetate

90—426

—11—

1, 2—Dichloroethane

1, 3—Butadiene

Aromatic

organic

chemicals

Benzene

Cumene

Dirnethyl terephthalate

Ethylbenzene

m—Xylene

(impure)

p—Xylene

Phenol

*Pjtch

tar

residues

Pyrolysis gasolines

Styrene

Terephthalic acid

Toluene

*Xyleneg, mixed

o—Xylene

3)

 Halogenated organic compounds

Vinyl chloride

b)

 Specialized definitions.

 None.

c)

 Existing sources:

The

Board

incorporates

reference

CFR

414.65,

adopted

Fed.

Beg.

42569,

November

1987.

This

incorporation

includes

later

amendments

editions.

person

subject

the

pretreatment

standards

incorporated

reference

subsection

(1)

shall

cause,

threaten

allow

the

discharge

any

contaminant

POTW

violation

such

standards.

New

sources:

The

Board

incorporates

reference

CFR

414.66,

adopted

Fed.

Beg.

 42569,

 November

5,

1987.

 This incorporation

includes

later

amendments

 or editions.

2)

 No person subject

to

 the pretreatment standards

incorporated

 by reference in subsection

(1)

 shall

cause,

 threaten or allow

 the discharge

 of any

contaminant

to

 a POTW in violation

 of such

standards.

3)

 For discharges

 of wastewater

 resulting from the

manufacture

of

 butadiene by any process which

90—427

—12—

includes the oxidative dehydrogenation of butene,

“new source” means any building,

 structure,

facility or installation the construction

 of which

commenced

 after December

17,

 1973.

 For other

sources,

 “new source” means

 any building,

structure,

 facility

 or installation the

construction of which commenced after March

21,

1983.

Source:

 Added

at

 12 Ill.

 Beg.

effective

Section 307.2406

 Bulk Organic Chemicals

a),

Applicability.

This

Section

applies

discharges

process wastewater

 resulting. from the manufacture

 of the

following SIC 2865 or

 2869 bulk organic chemicals and

bulk organic chemical groups.

 Product groups are

indicated with an asterisk

 (*)•

Aliphatic

organic

chemicals

*Acetic acid esters

*Acetic

 acid salts

Acetone cyanohydrin

Acetylene

Acrylic

acid

*Acryljc

acid

esters

*Alkoxy alkanols

*Alkylates

*alpha_olefins

Butane

 (all

 forms)

C—4 hydrocarbons

 (unsaturated)

Calcium

stearate

Caprolactam

Carboxymethyl cellulose

Cellulose

acetate

butyrates

*Cellulose ethers

Citric acid

Cumene hydroperoxide

Cyclohexanol

Cyclohexanol,

 cyclohexarione

 (mixed)

Cyclohexanone

Cyclohexene

*C12

——

 Cl8 primary alcohols

 (mixed)

*C5 concentrates

*C9 concentrates

Decanol

Diacetone

alcohol

*Dicarboxyljc acids

——

 salts

Diethyl

ether

Diethylene glycol

Diethylene glycol diethyl

 ether

Diethylene glycol diniethyl ether

90—428

—13—

Diethylene glycol monoethyl ether

Diethylene glycol

 monomethyl ether

*Dimer acids

Dioxane

Ethane

Ethylene glycol monophenyl

 ether

*Ethoxylates, miscellaneous

Ethylene glycol dimethyl ether

Ethylene glycol monobutyl ether

Ethylene glycol monoethyl ether

Ethylene glycol

 monoinethyl ether

*Fatty

 acids

Glycerine

 (synthetic)

Glyoxal

Hexane

*Hexane

and

other

hydrocarbons

Isobutanol

Isobutylene

Isobutyraldehyde

Isophorone

Isophthalic acid

Isoprene

Isopropyl acetate

Ligninsulfonic acid,

 calcium salt

Maleic anhydride

Methacrylic acid

*Methacrylic acid esters

Methane

Methyl

 ethyl ketone

Methyl

methacry late

Methyl

tert—butyl

ether

Methyl

isobutyl

ketone

n—alkanes

n—butyl

alcohol

n—butyl

acetate

n—butyraldehyde

n—butyric acid

n—butyric anhydride

*n...paraf ins

n—propyl acetate

n—propyl alcohol

Nitrilotriacetic acid

Nylon salt

Oxalic

acid

*Oxo aldehydes

——

alcohols

Pentaerythr itol

Pentane

*pentenes

*Petroleum sulfonates

Pine oil

Polyoxybutylene

glycol

Polyoxyethylerie glycol

Propane

Priopionaldehyde

90—429

—14—

Propionic acid

Propylene

glycol

sec—butyl

alcohol

Sodium formate

Sorbitol

Stearic acid,

 calcium salt

 (wax)

tert—butyl alcohol

1—Butene

l—Pentene

1, 4—Butanediol

Isobutyl acetate

2—Butene (cis and trans)

 2—Ethylhexanol

2—Ethylbutyraldehyde

2,2,4—Trimethyl—1, 3—pentanediol

2)

 Amine

 and amide organic

 chemicals

2, 4—Diaminotoluene

*Alkyl

 ainines

Aniline

Caprolactam, aqueous concentrate

Diethanolamine

Diphenylamine

*Ethanolamines

Ethylamine

Ethylened

iamine

Ethylenediaminetetraacetic

acid

*Fatty acids

Hexanethylened

iamine

Isopropylamine

m-Toluidine

Melarnine

Melaniine

crystal

*Methylamines

Methylene dianiline

n—butylamine

N ,N-diethylaniline

N,N—dimethylformamide

*Nitroanilines

Polymeric methylene dianiline

sec—butylamine

tert—butylamine

Toluenediamine

 (mixture)

*Toluidines

o—Pheny lenediamine

l,4—Phenylenediamine dihydrochioride

2, 6—Dimethylanilirte

4—(N—Hydroxyethylethylamino)—2—hydroxyethyl

aniline

4,4 ‘—Methylenebis(N,N’—dimethyl )aniline

4,4 ‘—Methylenedianiline

Aromatic

organic

chemicals

90—430

—15—

alpha—methylstyrene

*Alkyl benzenes

*Alkyl phenols

*Alkylbenzene sulfonic

 acids,

 salts

Aminobenzoic

acid

(meta

and

para)

Aspirin

beta—naphthalene sulfonic acid

Benzenedisulfonic acid

Benzoic

acid

Bis(2—ethylhexyl)phthalate

Bisphenol A

BTX

——

 benzene,

 toluene,

 xylene

 (mixed)

Butyl octyl phthalate

Coal

tar

*Coal

 tar products

 (miscellaneous)

Creosote

*Cregols, mixed

Cyanuric acid

*Cyclic aromatic sulfonates

Dibutyl phthalate

Diisobutyl phthalate

Diisodecyl phthalate

Diisooctyl phthalate

Dimethyl phthalate

Dinitrotoluene

 (mixed)

Ditridecyl phthalate

rn—Cresol

Metanilic

acid

Methylenediphenyld iisocyanate

Naphthalene

*Naphthas,

 solvent

Nitrobenzene

Nitrotoluene

Nonyiphenol

p—Cresol

Phthalic

 acid

Phthalic

anhydride

*Tars

——

pitches

tert—butyiphenol

*Toluenedijsocyanates

 (mixture)

Trimellitic acid

o—cresol

1—Tetralol, l—tetralone mix

2, 4—Diriitrotoluene

2, 6—Dinitrotoluene

4)

 Halogenated organic chemicals

Allyl chloride

Benzyl chloride

Carbon

tetrachloride

*Chlorinated paraffins,

 35—44

 chlorine

Chlorobenzene

90—431

—16—

*Chlorobenzenes

 (mixed)

Chlorodifluoroethane

Chloroform

*Chloromethanes

2—Chloro-5—inethylphenol

 (6—Chloro—m—cresol)

*Chlorophenols

Chloroprene

Cyanogen chloride

Cyanuric chloride

Dichloropropane

Epichlorohydr in

Ethyl

 chloride

*Fluorocarbons

 (Freons)

Methyl chloride

Methylene chloride

Pentachiorophenol

Phosgene

Tetrachioroethylene

Tr ichloroethy lene

Trichlorofluoromethane

Vinylidene chloride

1, 1—Dichioroethane

1,1,l—Trichloroethane

2, 4—Dichiorophenol

5)

 Other organic chemicals

Ad iponitrile

Carbon disulfide

Dithiophosphates,

 sodium salt

Fatty nitriles

*Qrgano_tin compounds

*phosphate esters

Tetraethyl

 lead

Tetraniethyl

 lead

*tJrethane prepolymers

*Waxes,

emulsions

——

dispersions

Specialized

definitions.

None.

Existing

sources:

1)

 The Board incorporates by reference

CFR

414.75,

 as adopted

at

 52 Fed. Beg.

 42569, November

5,

1987.

 This incorporation includes

 no later

amendments

editions.

2)

 No person subject

to

 the pretreatment standards

incorporated by

 reference

 in subsection

 (1) shall

cause,

 threaten

or

 allow

 the discharge of any

contaminant

POTW

violation

such

standards.

New

sources:

90—432

—17—

1

 The Board

 incorporates

 by reference

 40 CFR 414.76,

as adopted at

52

 Fed. Reg.

 42569,

 November

5,

1987.

 This incorporation includes no

 later

amendments

 or editions.

2

 No person subject

to

 the pretreatment standards

incorporated by reference

 in subsection

(1)

 shall

cause, threaten

 or allow

 the discharge

 of any

contaminant

to

 a POT~~

in

 violation of such

standards.

3

 “New source” means

 any building,

 structure,

facility or

 installation the construction of which

commenced after March

21,

 1983.

Source:

 Added

at

12

 Ill.

 Beg.

effective

Section

 307.2407

 Specialty Organic Chemicals

a)

 Applicability.

 This Section applies

 to discharges

of

process wastewater

 resulting from the manufacture

 of any

SIC 2865

 or 2869 organic chemicals and organic chemical

groups which

 are not defined as commodity or bulk

organic chemicals

 in Section 307.2405

or

 307.2406.

b)

 Specialized definitions.

 None.

c)

 Existing sources:

1)

 The Board incorporates by reference 40 CFR 414.85,

as adopted

at

 52 Fed. Reg.

 42569, November

5,

1987.

 This incorporation includes

 no later

amendments

 or editions.

2)

 No person subject

 to the pretreatment standards

incorporated by reference

 in subsection

 (1) shall

cause,

 threaten or allow the discharge

 of any~

contaminant

to

 a POTW

 in violation of such

standards.

d)

New

 sources:

1)

 The Board

 incorporates by reference

 40 CFR 414.86,

as adopted

 at 52 Fed.

 Reg.

 42569, November

5,

1987.

 This incorporation includes

 no later

amendments

 or editions.

2)

 No person subject

 to the pretreatment standards

incorporated by

 reference

 in subsection

(1)

 shall

cause,

 threaten or allow

 the discharge

 of any

contaminant

to

 a POTW

 in violation

 of such

standards.

90—433

—18—

3)

 “New source” means any

 building,

 structure,

facility

 or installation the construction

 of which

commenced after March 21,

 1983.

Source:

 Added at

12

 Ill.

 Reg.

effective

Section 307.2490

 Non—complexed Metal—bearing and Cyanide—

bearing Wastestreams

The Board

 incorporates

 by reference

 40 CFR 414, Appendix A,

as

adopted

Fed.

Beg.

42569,

November

1987.

This

incorporation includes

no

 later

 amendments or editions.

Source:

 Added

at

 12 Ill.

 Beg.

effective

Section 307.2491

 Complexed Metal—bearing Wastestreams

The Board

 incorporates

 by reference 40 CFR 414, Appendix

B,

as

adopted at

 52 Fed.

 Reg.

 42569, November

5,

 1987.

 This

incorporation includes

 no later amendments

 or editions.

Source:

 Added

at

12

 Ill.

 Beg.

effective

SUBPART

S:

 FERTILIZER MANUFACTURING

Section

307.2801

Phosphate

a)

 Applicability.

 This Section applies

 to discharges

resulting from the manufacture of sulfuric acid by

sulfur burning, wet process phosphoric acid,

 normal

superphosphate,

 triple superphosphate and ammoniurn

phosphate.

b)

 Specialized definitions.

 The Board

 incorporates

by

reference 40 CER 418.11

 (—~9&6—l987). This

incorporation includes no later amendments or editions.

c)

 Existing sources:

 These sources shall comply with the

general and specific pretreatment requirements

of

Subpart

B.

ci)

 New sources:

1)

 The Board incorporates by reference

 40 CFR 418.16

(—~9B&—1987).

 This incorporation includes no

 later

amendments

editions.

2)

 No person subject

 to the pretreatment standards

incorporated

 by reference

 in subsection

(1)

 shall

cause,

 threaten

 or allow

 the discharge of any

90—434

—19—

contaminant

to

 a POTW

 in violation of such

standards.

3)

 “New source” means any building,

 structure,

facility

or

 installation the construction of which

commenced after December

7,

 1973.

Source:

 Amended at

 12 Ill.

 Beg.

effective

SUBPART

NONFERROUS

METALS

MANUFACTURING

Section 307.3102

 Primary Aluminum Smelting

a)

 Applicability.

 This Section applies

 to discharges

resulting from the production of aluminum from alumina

by the Hall—Herloult process.

b)

 Specialized definitions.

 The Board

 incorporates

by

reference 40 CFR 421.21 —~1~9&6~—(l987),

 as amended

at

52

Fed.

 Beg.

 25556, July

7,

 1987.

 This incorporation

includes

no

 later amendments

 or editions.

 Existing sources:

 These sources shall comply with

the

general and specific pretreatment requirements of

Subpart B.

ci)

 New sources:

1)

 The Board

 incorporates by reference 40 CFR 421.26

—f~9~6+—(1987),as amended

at

52

Fed.

Reg.

25556,

July

7,

 1987.

 This incorporation includes no

 later

amendments

 or editions.

2)

person

subject

the

pretreatment

standards

incorporated by reference

 in subsection

 (1) shall

cause,

 threaten or allow the discharge of any

contaminant

to

 a POTW

 in violation of such

standards.

3)

 “New source” means any building,

 structure,

facility or installation the construction of which

commenced after February 17,

 1983.

Source:

 Amended

at

 12 Ill. Reg.

effective

Section

307.3103

Secondary

Aluminum

Smelting

Applicability.

This

Section

applies

discharges

resulting

from

the

recovery,

 processing

 and remelting of

aluminum scrap

 to produce metallic aluminum alloys.

b)

 Specialized definitions.

 The Board incorporates by

90—435

—20—

reference

 40 CFR

 421.31

 (1986).

 This incorporation

includes no later

 amendments or

 editions.

c)

 Existing sources:

1)

 The Board

 incorporates

by

 reference 40 CFR

 421.35

—+~9~6+—(l987),as

amended

Fed.

Beg.

25556,

July

7,

 1987.

 This incorporation includes

 no later

amendments

 or editions.

2)

 No person subject

to

 the pretreatment standards

incorporated by reference

 in subsection

(1)

 shall

cause,

 threaten or allow

 the discharge of any

contaminant

 to a

POTW

 in violation

 of such

standards.

ci)

 New sources:

1)

 The Board

 incorporates

by

 reference

 40 CFR 421.36

—+~9&6~—(l987),as amended

at

 52 Fed.

 Beg.

 25556,

July

7,

 1987.

 This incorporation includes no later

amendments

 or editions.

2)

 No person subject to the pretreatment standards

incorporated by reference

 in subsection

(1)

 shall

cause,

 threaten or

 allow the discharge

 of any

contaminant to a POTW

 in violation of such

standards.

3)

 “New source”

 means any building,

 structure,

facility

or

 installation the construction of which

commenced after February 17,

 1983.

Source:

 Amended at

12

 Ill.

 Beg.

effective

IT

IS

 SO ORDERED.

I,

 Dorothy M. Gunn,

 Clerk

 of the Illinois Pollution Control

Board,

 hereby certify

 t at

 the above Proposed Order was adopted

on the /t~ day of

______________,

 1988,

 by a vote of

7_~~)

/4L~

Dorothy

M.7)~unn, Clerk

Illinois

Pollution

Control

Board

90—436