TITLE

35: ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION

SUBTITLE

B:

AIR

POLLUTION

CHAPTER

I:

POLLUTION

CONTROL

BOARD

SUBCHAPTER

C: EMISSIONS

STANDARDS

AND

LIMITATIONS

FOR STATIONARY

SOURCES

PART

219

ORGANIC

MATERIAL EMISSION

STANDARDS

AND

LIMITATIONS

FOR

THE

METRO

EAST

AREA

SUBPART A: GENERAL

PROVISIONS

Section

219.100

Introduction

219.101

Savings Clause

219.102

Abbreviations and

Conversion Factors

219.103

Applicability

219.104

Definitions

219.105

Test

Methods

and Procedures

219.106

Compliance

Dates

219.107

Operation

of Afterburners

219.108

Exemptions, Variations,

and Alternative

Means

of Control or Compliance

Determinations

219.109

Vapor

Pressure of Volatile

Organic

Liquids

219.110

Vapor Pressure

of Organic Material

or Solvent

219.111

Vapor

Pressure

of

Volatile

Organic Material

219.112

Incorporations

by Reference

219.113

Monitoring for

Negligibly-Reactive

Compounds

SUBPART

E:

SOLVENT

CLEANING

Section

219.18

1

Solvent Cleaning

Degreasing

Operationsin

General

219.182

Cold Cleaning

219.183

Open

Top

Vapor Degreasing

219.184

Conveyorized

Degreasing

219.185

Compliance

Schedule (Repealed)

219.186

Test Methods

219.187

Other

Industrial Solvent

Cleaning

Operations

SUBPART

F: COATING

OPERATIONS

Section

219.204

Emission

Limitations

219.205

Daily-Weighted

Average Limitations

219.206

Solids Basis Calculation

---

Alternative

Emission

Limitations

Exemptions

From Emission

Limitations

Exemption From

General

Rule

on Use

of Organic Material

Compliance

Schedule

Recordkeeping

and

Reporting

Cross-Line

Averaging

to

Establish

Compliance

for

Coating Lines

Recordkeeping

and Reporting

for

Cross-Line

Averaging Participating

Coating Lines

Changing

Compliance

Methods

Wood Furniture

Coating

Averaging

Approach

Wood

Furniture

Coating Add-On

Control

Use

Wood Furniture

Coating

and Flat

Wood

Paneling

Coating Work Practice

Standards

SUBPART

H:

PRINflNG

AND

PUBLISHING

Flexographic

and

Rotogravure

Printing

Applicability

Compliance

Schedule

Recordkeeping

and Reporting

Lithographic

Printing:

Applicability

T-I-

Lithographic

Printing

-C

omoliance

Schedule

for

Lithographic

Printing

On and

1996 (Repealed)

Testing for Lithographic

Printing

On and After

March 15,

1996

Monitoring

Requirements

for Lithographic

Printing

Recordkeeping

and

Reporting

for Lithographic

Printing

Letterpress

Printing

Lines:

Applicability

Emission Limitations

and

Control Requirements

for

Letterpress

Printing

Lines

Testing for Letterpress

Printing

Lines

Monitoring

Requirements

for

Letterpress

Printing

Lines

Recordkeeping

and

Reporting

for Letterpress

Printing

Lines

AUTHORITY: Implementing

Section

10 and authorized

by

Sections

27, 28

and 28.5

of

the

Environmental

Protection

Act

[415 JLCS

5/10, 27, 28

and 28.5].

SOURCE:

Adopted in R91-8

at

15 Ill.

Reg. 12491, effective

August 16,

1991;

amended

in

R91-24 at

16 Ill.

Reg.

13597, effective

August

24, 1992; amended

in R91-30

at 16 Ill.

Reg.

13883,

effective August

24,

1992; emergency

amendment

in

R93-12

at 17

Ill.

Reg.

I LI I’.’I II (1

I

219.207

219.208

219.209

219.210

219.211

219.212

219.213

219.214

219.215

219.216

219.217

Section

219.401

2

19.402

219.403

2 19.404

219.405

1fl

Af

219.408

. I fI-IJH

?rovisiono

Applying

aiei

March

15,

1996 (Repealed)

2 19.407

Emission

Limitations

and

Control

Requirements

for Lithographic

Printing

Lines

On

and After March

15. 1996

219.409

219.410

219.411

219.412

219.413

219.415

219.416

219.417

---

8295,

effective May 24, 1993, for a maximum

of 150 days, amended

in R93-9 at 17 111.

Reg. 16918, effective

September 27, 1993 and October 21,

1993; amended

in R93-28 at

18 Iii. Reg. 4242, effective

March 3, 1994; amended in R94-12

at 18 Iii. Reg. 14987,

effective

September

21, 1994; amended in R94-15

at 18 Ill. Reg. 16415, effective

October 25, 1994; amended

in R94-16 at 18 Iii. Reg.

16980, effective November

15,

1994; emergency amendment

in R95-10

at

19 Iii. Reg. 3059, effective

February 28, 1995,

for

a maximum

of 150 days; amended in R94-2 1, R94-3

1 and R94-32 at 19

Iii. Reg.

6958,

effective May

9,

1995; amended in R94-33

at 19 Iii. Reg. 7385,

effective May 22,

1995; amended in R96-2 at

20

111. Reg. 3848, effective February

15, 1996; amended in

R96-13 at 20

Iii. Reg. 14462, effective October 28, 1996; amended

in R97-24 at 21111.

Reg. 7721, effective

June

9,

1997; amended in R97-31

at

22

Iii. Reg. 3517, effective

February

2, 1998; amended in R04-12/20 at 30 Iii.

Reg. 9799, effective May

15, 2006;

amended in R06-21 at 31111. Reg. 7110, effective

April 30, 2007.

SUBPART

A:

GENERAL

PROVISIONS

Section

219.106

Compliance Dates

a)

Except

as provided in

subsection

(b) or

(c)

below, compliance

with the

requirements

of this Part is required by

May 15, 1992, consistent with the

provisions of Section 2 19.103 of this

Part.

b)

As this

Part is

amended from time

to time, compliance

dates included in

the

specific

Subparts supersede the

requirements

of

this

Section except as

limited by Section 219.101(b) of this Subpart.

c)

Any

owner

or

operator of a source

subject

to the requirements

of Section

219.204(o)

of

this Part shall comply

with the requirements

in Section

219.204(o),

as well as all applicable

requirements

in Sections

2 19.205

through 219.211, 219.214, and 219.217,byMay

1,2010.

(Source: Amended at

Ill.

Reg.

effective______

SUBPART E: SOLVENT

CLEANING

Section 219.181

Solvent Cleaning

Degreasing

Operationsin Ceneral

The

requirements of Sections 219.182, 219.183, 219.184,

and 219.186

of

this

Subpart

shall apply to

all

cold cleaning, open top vapor degreasing,

and conveyorized

degreasing

operations which use volatile organic materials.

---

(Source:

Amended

at — Ill.

Reg.

effective______

Section

21

9.187

Other

Industrial

Solvent

Cleaning

Operations

a)

Applicability.

On

and after

April

1, 2011:

1)

Except

as

provided

in

subsection

(a)(2)

of

this Section,

the

requirements

of

this Section

shall

apply

to all

cleaning

operations

which

use organic

materials

at

sources

that

emit

a total

of 6.8

kg/day

(15

lbs/day)

or

more

of

VOM

from cleaning

operations

at

the

source,

in the

absence

of

air

pollution

control

equipment.

For

purposes

of this

Section,

“cleaning

operation”

means

the

process

of

cleaning

products,

product

components,

tools,

equipment,

or

general

work

areas

during

production,

repair,

maintenance

or

servicing,

including

but

not

limited

to

spray

gun

cleaning,

spray

booth

cleaning,

large

and

small

manufactured

components

cleaning,

parts

cleaning,

equipment

cleaning,

line

cleaning,

floor

cleaning,

and tank

cleaning,

at sources

with emission

units;

2

Notwithstanding

subsection

(a)(1)

of

this Section:

A)

The following

cleaning

operations

shall be

exempt

from

the

requirements

of

subsections

(b),

(c),

(d),

(f),

and

(g) of

this

Section:

i)

Cleaning

operations

subject

to

the

limitations

in

Sections

219.182,

219.183,

or 219.184;

ii)

Janitorial

cleaning:

iii)

Stripping

of

cured coatings,

inks, or

adhesives,

including

screen

reclamation

activities;

iv)

Cleaning

operations

in

printing

pre-press

areas,

including

the

cleaning

of

film processors,

color

scanners,

plate

processors,

film

cleaning,

and plate

cleaning;

B)

Cleaning

operations

for

emission

units

within

the following

source

categories

shall

be exempt

from

the

requirements

of

subsections

(b),

(c),

(d),

(f),

and

(g)

of

this

Section:

i)

Aerospace

coating:

---

ii)

Flexible

package

printing;

iii)

Lithographic

printing;

iv)

Letterpress

printing;

v)

Flat

wood

paneling

coating;

vi)

Large

appliance

coating;

vii)

Metal furniture

coating;

viii)

Paper, film,

and

foil coating;

ix)

Wood

furniture

coating;

x)

Shipbuilding

and

repair coating:

xi)

Plastic parts

coating:

xii)

Miscellaneous

metal

parts coating;

xiii)

Fiberglass

boat

manufacturing;

xiv)

Miscellaneous

industrial

adhesives;

and

xv)

Auto

and

light-duty

truck

assembly

coating;

C)

The

following

cleaning

operations

shall

be

exempt

from the

requirements

of

subsections

(b).

(c),

(f),

and

(g)

of

this

Section:

i)

Cleaning of

solar cells,

laser

hardware,

scientific

instruments,

and

high-precision

optics;

ii)

Cleaning

conducted

as part

of

performance

laboratory

tests

on coatings,

adhesives,

or

inks;

research and

development

operations;

or

laboratory

tests

in

quality

assurance

laboratories;

---

iii)

Cleaning

of paper-based

gaskets

and clutch

assemblies

where rubber

is bonded to metal

by

means

of an adhesive;

iv)

Cleaning

of cotton swabs

to remove

cottonseed

oil

before

cleaning

of high-precision

optics;

v)

Cleaning

of medical

device

and

pharmaceutical

manufacturing

facilities

using no more than

1.5

gallons

per day

of solvents;

vi)

Cleaning

of adhesive application

equipment

used

for thin

metal

laminating;

vii)

Cleaning

of electronic

or electrical

cables;

viii)

Touch-up cleaning

performed

on printed circuit

boards

where

surface

mounted

devices have

already

been attached;

ix)

Cleaning

of

coating

and

adhesive

application

processes

utilized to manufacture

transdermal

drug

delivery

products using

no

more

than three gallons

per day

of

ethyl

acetate;

x)

Cleaning

of application

equipment

used

to apply

coatings

on satellites

and radiation

effect coatings;

xi)

Cleaning

of application

equipment

used

to

apply

solvent-borne

fluoropolymer

coatings;

xii)

Cleaning

of ultraviolet

or electron

beam adhesive

application;

xiii)

Cleaning

of sterilization

indicating ink application

equipment

if the facility

uses

no

more than

1.5

gallons per

day

of solvents

for such cleaning;

Cleaning

of meteriun rollers.

damoeniun

rollers. and

printing plates;

and

xiv)

xv

Cleaning of numismatic

dies.

---

b)

Material

and

Control

Requirements.

No

owner

or

operator

of

a source

subject

to

this

Section

shall

perform

any

cleaning

operation

subject

to

this

Section

unless

the

owner

or

operator

meets

the

requirements

in

subsection

(b)(l),

(b)(2),

or

(b)(3):

1)

The

VOM

content

of

the as-used

cleaning

solutions

does

not

exceed

the

following

emissions

limitations:

A)

Product

cleaning

during

manufacturing

process

or

surface

preparation

for

coating,

adhesive,

or

ink

application:

kg/l

lb/gal

i)

Electrical

apparatus

components

and

electronic

components

0.10

0.83

ii)

Medical

device

and

pharmaceutical

manufacturing

0.80

6.7

B)

Repair

and

maintenance

cleaning:

kg/l

lb/gal

i)

Electrical

apparatus

components

and

electronic

components

0.10

0.83

ii)

Medical

device

and

pharmaceutical

manufacturing:

tools,

equipment,

and

machinery

0.80

6.7

iii)

Medical

device

and

pharmaceutical

manufacturing:

general

work

surfaces

0.60

5.0

C)

Cleaning

of ink

application

equipment:

kg/l

lb/gal

i)

Rotogravure

printing

that

does

not

print

flexible

packaging

0.10

0.83

ii)

Screen

printing

and

digital

printing

0.50

4.2

iii)

Ultraviolet

ink

and

electron

beam

ink

application

equipment,

except

screen

printing

and

digital

printing

0.65

5.4

---

iv)

Fiexographic

printing

that

does

not print

flexible

packaging

0.10

0.83

D)

All other

cleaning

operations

not

kg/i

lb/gal

subject

to a

specific

limitation

in

subsections

(b)(l’)(A)

through

(b)(1)(C)

of this

Section

0.050

0.42

2)

The

composite

vapor

pressure

of each

as-used

cleaning

solution

used does

not exceed

8.0

rnmHg

measured

at

200

C

(68° F);

or

3)

An afterburner

or carbon

adsorber

is installed

and

operated that

reduces VOM

emissions

from the

subject cleaning

operation

by at

least

85 percent

overall. The

owner

or operator

may use an

emissions

control system

other

than an afterburner

or

carbon

adsorber

if such

device

reduces

VOM

emissions

from the

subject

cleaning

operation

by

at least

85 percent

overall, the

owner

or

operator submits

a

plan

to the Agency

detailing

appropriate

monitoring

devices,

test methods,

recordkeeping

requirements,

and

operating

parameters

for

such

control

device, and

such

plan

is

approved

by the Agency

and

USEPA

within

federally

enforceable

permit

conditions.

c)

The

owner

or

operator

of a

subject

source

shall

demonstrate

compliance

with

this Section

by using

the applicable

test

methods

and

procedures

specified

in subsection

(g)

of this

Section

and

by

complying

with

the

recordkeeping

and reporting

requirements

specified

in

subsection

(e)

of

this Section.

d)

Operating

Requirements.

The

owner or operator

of a

source subject

to

the

requirements

of this Section

shall comply

with

the following

for each

subject

cleaning

operation:

1)

Cover

open

containers

and properly

cover

and store

applicators

used to

apply

cleaning

solvents;

2)

Minimize

air

circulation

around

the

cleaning

operation;

3)

Dispose

of

all

used cleaning

solutions.

cleaning

towels,

and

applicators

used

to apply cleaning

solvents

in

closed

containers;

4)

Utilize

equipment

practices

that

minimize

emissions.

---

e)

Recordkeeping

and

Reporting

Requirements.

1)

The

owner

or

operator

of

a

source

exempt

from

the

limitations of

this

Section

because

of

the

criteria

in Section

219.187(a)(1)

of

this

Subpart

shall

comply

with

the

following:

A)

By

April

1,

2011,

or

upon

initial

start-up

of

the

source,

whichever

is

later,

submit

a certification

to

the

Agency that

includes:

i)

A declaration

that

the

source

is exempt

from

the

requirements

of this

Section

because

of

the

criteria

in

Section

219.187(a)(1);

ii)

Calculations

which

demonstrate

that

combined

emissions

of

VOM

from

cleaning

operations

at the

source

never

equal

or

exceed

6.8

kg/day

(15

lbs/day),

in the

absence

of

air

pollution

control

equipment;

B)

Notify

the

Agency

of any

record

that

shows

that

the

combined

emissions

of VOM

from

cleaning

operations at

the

source

ever

equal

or

exceed

6.8

kg/day

(15

lbs/day),

in

the

absence

of air

pollution

control

equipment,

within

30

days

after

the

event

occurs.

Such

notification

shall

include

calculations

showing

the

daily

emissions

of VOM

from

cleaning

operations

at

the

source

for

the

day(s)

in which

emissions

equaled

or

exceeded

6.8

kg/day

(15

lbs/day);

2

All

sources

subject

to

the reauirements

of this

Section

shall:

A)

By

April

1,

2011,

or

upon

initial

start-up

of

the

source,

whichever

is

later,

submit

a

certification

to

the

Agency that

includes:

i)

A

declaration

that

all

subject

cleaning

operations

are

in

compliance

with

the

requirements

of

this

Section;

Identification

of

each

subject

cleaning

operation

and

each

VOM-containing

cleaning solution

used

as

of

the

date

of certification

in

such

operation;

ii)

---

iii)

The limitation

with which each subject cleaning

operation

will comply

(i.e.,

the emissions

control

system requirement,

VOM content limitation, or

vapor

pressure

limitation),

and if complying with

the emissions control

system requirement,

what type

of

emissions

control

system will be used;

iv)

Initial documentation that

each

subject

cleaning

operation will

comply

with the applicable

limitation,

including copies

of manufacturer’s

specifications, test results

(if

any), formulation data,

and

calculations:

v)

Identification of the

method(s)

that will be used to

demonstrate continuing compliance with the

applicable limitations;

vi)

A description of the practices and procedures that

the source will follow to ensure compliance with the

limitations in Section

219.187(d):

and

vii)

A description

of

each cleaning operation

exempt

pursuant to Section 219.1

87(a)(2),

if any, and a

listing of the emission unit(s)

on

which

the exempt

cleaning

operation is performed;

B)

At least 30 calendar days before changing the method of

compliance between

subsections

(b)(1), (b)(2),

and

(b)(3)

of this Section, notify the Agency

in writing of such

change. Such notification shall include a demonstration

of

compliance with the newly applicable subsection;

3)

All sources

complying

with

this Section pursuant to the

requirements

of

subsection

(b)(1)

of this Section shall collect and

record the following information

for each

cleaning

solution used:

A)

For each cleaning solution which

is

prepared at

the source

with automatic equipment:

i)

The name and identification of each cleaning

solution;

---

ii)

The

VOM content

of

each

cleaning

solvent

in the

cleaning

solution;

iii)

Each

change

to the

setting

of the

automatic

equipment,

with

date,

time, description

of

changes

in

the

cleaning

solution

constituents

(e.g.,

cleaning

solvents),

and a

description

of changes

to the

proportion

of

cleaning

solvent

and

water

(or other

non-VOM);

iv)

The proportion

of each cleaning

solvent

and

water

(or

other non-VOM)

used to

prepare

the as-used

cleaning

solution:

v)

The

VOM

content

of

the as-used

cleaning

solution,

with supporting

calculations;

and

A

calibration

log for the

automatic

equipment,

detailing

periodic

checks;

B)

For

each

batch

of cleaning

solution

which

is not prepared

at

the source

with

automatic

equipment:

i)

The

name and

identification

of

each

cleaning

solution;

Date,

time of preparation.

and each

subseauent

modification

of the

batch:

iii)

The

VOM

content

of each

cleaning

solvent

in the

cleaning solution;

iv)

The total

amount

of

each cleaning

solvent

and water

(or

other

non-VOM)

used

to prepare

the as-used

cleaning

solution;

and

The

VOM content

of the

as-used

n1ninc

n1iitnn

with supporting

calculations.

For

cleaning

solutions

that

are not prepared

at

the

site

but

are used

as

purchased,

the manufacturer’s

specifications

for

VOM content

may

be

used

if such

manufacturer’s

specifications

are

based

on results

of

tests

of

the

VOM content

conducted

in

accordance

with

vi)

ii)

v)

---

methods

specified

in Section

219.105(a)

of this

4)

All sources

complying

with

this

Section pursuant

to

the

requirements

of

subsection

(b)(2)

of

this

Section

shall collect

and

record

the following

information

for

each

cleaning

solution

used:

A)

The name

and identification

of each

cleaning solution;

B)

Date,

time

of

preparation,

and each

subsequent

modification

of the

batch;

C)

The molecular

weight,

density,

and

VOM composite

partial

vapor

pressure

of

each

cleaning

solvent,

as determined

in

accordance

with

the applicable

methods

and

procedures

specified

in

Section 219.110

of this Part;

D)

The total

amount of

each cleaning

solvent

used

to prepare

the

as-used cleaning

solution;

and

E)

The VOM

composite

partial

vapor

pressure

of each

as-used

cleaning

solution,

as

determined

in accordance

with the

applicable

methods

and

procedures

specified in

Section

219.110

of this

Part;

5)

All

sources

complying

with

this Section

pursuant

to the

requirements

of

subsection

(b)(3)

of this

Section

shall

comply

with

the following:

A)

By

April

1, 2011,

or

upon initial

start-up

of the source,

whichever

is

later,

and

upon

initial

start-up

of a new

emissions

control

system,

include

in

the

certification

required

by

subsection

(e)(3)

of this

Section

a declaration

that

the

monitoring

equipment

required

under Section

219.187(f)

of this

Subpart

has

been

properly

installed

and

calibrated

according

to manufacturer’s

specifications;

B)

If testing

of

an

emissions

control

system

is conducted

pursuant to

Section

2

19.187(g)

of this

Subpart, the

owner

or operator

shall,

within 90

days

after

conducting

such

testing,

submit

a

copy

of all test

results

to the Agency

and

shall

submit

a certification

to the

Agency that

includes

the

following:

---

i)

A declaration

that

all

tests and calculations

necessary

to

demonstrate

compliance

with Section

219.187(b)(3)

of

this Subpart

have been

properly

performed;

ii)

A

statement

whether

the subject

cleaning

operation

is or

is

not in

compliance

with

Section

219.187(b)(3’)

of

this Subpart;

and

iii)

The

operating parameters

of the

emissions

control

system during

testing,

as monitored

in

accordance

with

Section

219.187(f)

of this

Subpart;

C’)

Collect

and record

daily

the

following

information

for each

cleaning

operation

subject

to

the

requirements

of Section

219.187(b)(3)

of

this

Subpart:

i)

Emissions

control

system

monitoring

data

in

accordance

with

Section

219.187(f)

of this Subpart,

as applicable;

ii)

A log

of

operating

time for

the emissions

control

system, monitoring

equipment,

and

the

associated

cleaning

equipment;

iii)

A maintenance

log for

the

emissions

control

system

and

monitoring

equipment

detailing

all

routine

and

non-routine

maintenance

performed,

including

dates

and duration

of any outages;

D)

Maintain

records

documenting

the use of

good operating

practices

consistent

with

the equipment

manufacturer’s

specifications

for

the

cleaning

equipment

being used

and

the

emissions

control system

equipment.

At

a minimum,

these records

shall

include:

i)

Records

for

periodic

inspection

of

the

cleaning

equipment

and

emissions

control

system

equipment

with date

of

inspection,

individual

performing

the

inspection,

and nature

of

inspection;

---

ii)

Records for repair of malfunctions

and breakdowns

with identification and description

of

incident, date

identified, date repaired, nature

of repair, and the

amount

of VOM

released

into the atmosphere as a

result of the incident;

6)

All sources subject to the requirements

of subsections

(b)

and

(ci)

of this

Section

shall notify the Agency of any violation

of

subsections

(b) or (d) by providing a description

of the

violation

and copies

of records documenting such violation to the Agency

within

30 days following the occurrence of the violation;

7)

All records required

by

this subsection

(e)

shall be retained by the

source for at least three years and shall be made

available to the

Agency upon request.

f)

Monitoring Requirements.

1)

If an afterburner or carbon adsorber is used to

demonstrate

compliance, the owner or operator of a source

subject to Section

219.187(b)(3)

of this Subpart shall:

A)

Install, calibrate,

operate,

and

maintain temperature

monitoring

device(s)

with an accuracy

of 3°

C

or 5° F on

the emissions control

system

in accordance

with Section

219.105(d)(2)

of this Part and in accordance

with the

manufacturer’s

specifications. Monitoring

shall be

performed

at all times when the

emissions control system is

operating; and

B)

Install, calibrate, operate and maintain, in accordance with

manufacturer’s specifications,

a continuous recorder on the

temperature monitoring device(s),

such as a strip chart,

recorder or computer, with at least the

same accuracy as

the

temperature monitor;

2)

If

an

emissions control system other than an afterburner

or carbon

adsorber

is used to demonstrate compliance, the owner

or

operator

of

a source subject to

Section

219.187(b)(3)

of this Subpart shall

install, maintain, calibrate,

and operate such monitoring equipment

as set forth in the owner

or operator’s plan approved by the Agency

and USEPA pursuant to Section 219.187(b)(3).

---

g)

Testing Requirements.

1)

Testing

to

demonstrate

compliance

with

the

requirements

of

this

Section

shall

be

conducted

by

the

owner

or

operator

within

90

days

after

a request

by

the

Agency.

Such

testing

shall

be

conducted

at

the

expense

of

the

owner

or

operator

and

the

owner

or

operator

shall

notify

the

Agency

in

writing

30

days

in

advance

of

conducting

such

testing

to

allow

the

Agency

to

be

present

during

such

testing;

2)

Testing

to

demonstrate

compliance

with

the

VOM content

limitations

in

Section

219.187(b)(l)

of

this

Subpart,

and

to

determine

the

VOM

content

of

cleaning

solvents

and

cleaning

solutions,

shall

be

conducted

upon

request

of

the

Agency,

as

follows:

A)

The

applicable

test

methods

and

procedures

specified

in

Section

219.105(a)

of

this

Part

shall

be

used,

provided,

however, Method

24,

incorporated

by

reference

in

Section

219.112

of

this

Part,

shall

be

used

to

demonstrate

compliance;

or

B)

The

manufacturer’s

specifications

for

VOM content

for

cleaning

solvents

may

be

used

if

such

manufacturer’s

specifications

are

based

on

results

of

tests

of

the

VOM

content

conducted

in

accordance

with

methods

specified

in

Section

219.105(a)

of

this

Part, provided,

however,

Method

24

shall

be

used

to

determine

compliance;

3)

Testing

to

determine

the

VOM

composite

partial

vapor

pressure

of

cleaning

solvents,

cleaning

solvent

concentrates,

and

as-used

cleaning

solutions

shall

be

conducted

in

accordance

with

the

applicable

methods

and

procedures

specified

in

Section

219.110

of

this

Part;

4)

For afterburners

and

carbon

adsorbers,

the

methods

and

procedures

of

Section

219.105(d)

through

(f)

shall

be

used

for

testing

to

demonstrate

compliance

with

the

requirements

of

Section

219.187(b)(3)

of

this

Subpart,

as

follows:

A)

To

select

the

sampling

sites, Method

1

or

1A,

as

appropriate,

40

CFR

60,

Appendix

A,

incorporated

by

reference

in

Section

219.112

of

this

Part;

---

B)

To determine

the

volumetric

flow

rate

of

the

exhaust

stream, Method

2,

2A,

2C,

or 2D,

as

appropriate,

40

CFR

60.

Appendix

A,

incorporated

by reference

in Section

219.112

of this

Part;

C)

To

determine

the VOM

concentration

of

the exhaust

stream

entering

and

exiting the

emissions

control

system,

Method

25 or

25A, as appropriate,

40

CFR

60,

Appendix

A,

incorporated

by

reference

in

Section 219.112

of this

Part.

For

thermal and

catalytic

afterburners,

Method

25 must

be

used

except

under

the following

circumstances,

in which

case

Method

25A must

be used:

i)

The

allowable

outlet concentration

of VOM

from

the emissions

control

system

is less

than

50 ppmv,

as

carbon;

ii)

The VOM

concentration

at

the inlet of

the

emissions

control

system

and

the required

level of

control

result in exhaust

concentrations

of VOM

of

50 ppmv, or

less, as

carbon:

and

Due

to the

high efficiency

of the emissions

control

system,

the anticipated

VOM concentration

at the

emissions

control

system

exhaust

is

50

ppmv

or

less, as

carbon,

regardless

of

inlet concentration.

If

the source

elects to

use Method

25A

under this

option,

the exhaust

VOM

concentration

must

be 50

ppmv

or

less,

as carbon,

and the required

destruction

efficiency

must

be

met for

the

source

to

have

demonstrated

compliance.

If

the

Method

25A

test

results show

that

the required

destruction

efficiency

apparently

has

been

met,

but the exhaust

concentration

is above

50 ppmv,

as carbon,

a retest

is required.

The

retest

shall be conducted

using

either Method

25 or

Method

25A. If

the retest is

conducted

using

Method

25A

and the test

results

again

show

that the

required

destruction

efficiency

apparently

has been met,

but

the

exhaust

concentration

is

above 50

ppmv,

as

carbon,

the

source

must retest

using

Method

25;

iii)

---

D)

During

testing,

the

cleaning

equipment

shall

be

operated

at

representative

operating

conditions

and

flow

rates;

5)

An

owner

or

operator

using

an

emissions

control

system

other

than

an

afterburner

or

carbon

adsorber

shall

conduct

testing

to

demonstrate

compliance

with

the requirements

of

Section

219.187(b)(3)

of

this

Subpart

as set

forth

in

the

owner

or

operator’s

plan

approved

by

the

Agency

and

USEPA

as federally

enforceable

permit

conditions

pursuant

to Section

219.187(b)(3)

of

this

Subpart.

(Source:

Added

at

_Ill.

Reg.

effective______

SUBPART

F:

COATING

OPERATIONS

Section

219.204

Emission

Limitations

Except

as provided

in Sections

219.205,

219.207,

219.208,

219.212,

219.215

and

219.216

of

this Subpart,

no

owner

or

operator

of a

coating

line

shall

apply

at any

time

any

coating

in which

the

VOM

content

exceeds

the

following

emission

limitations

for

the

specified

coating.

Except

as

provided

in

Section

219.204(1)

and 219.204(o),

compliance

with

the

emission

limitations

marked

with

an asterisk

in this

Section

is

required

on

and

after

March

15, 1996,

and

compliance

with

emission

limitations

not

marked

with

an

asterisk

is

required

until

March

15,

1996.

The

following

emission

limitations

are

expressed

in units

of VOM

per volume

of coating

(minus

water

and

any compounds

which

are

specifically

exempted

from

the

definition

of

VOM)

as

applied

at

each coating

applicator,

except

where

noted.

Compounds

which

are

specifically

exempted

from

the

definition

of

VOM

should

be

treated

as

water

for

the

purpose

of

calculating

the

“less

water

part

of

the

coating

composition.

Compliance

with

this Subpart

must

be

demonstrated through

the applicable

coating

analysis

test

methods

and

procedures

specified

in Section

2 19.105(a)

of

this Part

and

the

recordkeeping

and

reporting

requirements

specified

inSection 219.211(c)

of

this Subpart

except

where

noted.

(Note:

The

equation

presented

in Section

219.206

of

this

Part

shall

be

used

to

calculate

emission

limitations

for

determining

compliance

by

add-on

controls,

credits

for

transfer

efficiency,

emissions

trades

and

cross-line

averaging.)

The

emission

limitations

are as

follows:

a)

Automobile

or Light-Duty

Truck

Coating

kg/i

lb/gal

1)

Prime

coat

0.14

(1.2)

0.14*

(1.2)*

2)

Primer

surface

coat

1.81

(15.1)

1.81*

(15.1)*

---

(Note:

The primer surface coat limitation is

in units of kg (ibs) of

VOM per 1 (gal)

of coating solids deposited. Compliance with the

limitation

shall be based on the daily-weighted average

from an

entire

primer surface operation. Compliance

shall be demonstrated

in accordance with

the topcoat protocol referenced in Section

2 19.105(b)

and the recordkeeping and reporting requirements

specified

in Section 219.211(f). Testing

to

demonstrate

compliance shall be performed in accordance

with the topcoat

protocol and a detailed testing proposal

approved by the Agency

and USEPA specifying the method of demonstrating

compliance

with

the protocol. Section 2 19.205 does not apply

to the primer

surface

limitation.)

kg/l

lb/gal

3)

Topcoat

1.81

(15.1)

1.81*

(15.l)*

(Note:

The topcoat limitation is in units of kg (ibs)

of VOM per 1

(gal)

of coating solids deposited. Compliance with

the limitation

shall be based on the daily-weighted average

from an

entire

topcoat

operation. Compliance shall be demonstrated in accordance

with

the

topcoat

protocol referenced in Section 219.105(b)

of this Part

and the recordkeeping and reporting requirements

specified in

Section

219.211(f). Testing to demonstrate compliance

shall be

performed

in

accordance

with

the

topcoat protocol and a detailed

testing proposal approved

by

the

Agency

and USEPA specifying

the method of demonstrating compliance with

the protocol.

Section 2 19.205 of this Part does not apply to the topcoat

limitation.)

kg/l

lb/gal

4)

Final repair coat

0.58

(4.8)

0.58*

(4.8)*

b)

Can Coating

kg/l

lb/gal

1)

Sheet basecoat and overvamish

A)

Sheet basecoat

0.34

(2.8)

0.26*

(2.2)*

B)

Overvarnish

0.34

(2.8)

0.34

(2.8)*

---

2)

Exterior

basecoat

and overvamish

0.34

(2.8)

0.25*

(2.1)*

3)

Interior body

spray coat

A)

Two piece

0.51

(4.2)

0.44*

(3.7)*

B)

Three

piece

0.51

(4.2)

0.51*

(4.2)*

4)

Exterior end

coat

0.51

(4.2)

0.51*

(4.2)*

5)

Side

seam spray

coat

0.66

(5.5)

0.66*

(5.5)*

6)

End

sealing

compound

coat

0.44

(3.7)

0.44*

(3.7)*

kg/l

lb/gal

c)

Paper

Coating

0.35

(2.9)

0.28*

(2.3)*

(Note:

The

paper coating

limitation

shall

not apply

to any owner

or

operator

of any

paper coating

line on

which

flexographic

ef-rotogravure

lithographic,

or letterpress

printing

is performed

if the paper

coating line

complies

with

the applicable

emissions

limitations

in

Subpart HSection

219.401

of

this Part.

In addition,

screen

printing

on paper

is

not

regulated

as

paper

coating,

but

is

regulated

under

Subpart

TT

of this

Part.)

kg!l

lb/gal

d)

Coil

Coating

0.31

(2.6)

0.20*

(l.7)*

e)

Fabric

Coating

0.35

(2.9)

0.28*

(2.3)*

f)

Vinyl

Coating

0.45

(3.8)

0.28*

(2.3)*

g)

Metal

Furniture

Coating

---

1)

Air

dried

0.36

(3.0)

0.34*

(2.8)*

2)

Baked

0.36

(3.0)

0.28*

(2.3)*

h)

Large

Appliance

Coating

1)

Air

dried

0.34

(2.8)

0.34*

(2.8)*

2)

Baked

0.34

(2.8)

0.28*

(2.3)*

(Note:

The limitation

shall

not

apply

to

the

use of

quick-drying

lacquers

for

repair of

scratches

and

nicks

that

occur

during

assembly,

provided

that

the volume

of

coating

does

not

exceed

0.95

1(1 quart)

in

any one

rolling

eight-hour

period.)

kg/i

lb/gal

i)

Magnet

Wire

Coating

0.20

(1.7)

0.20*

(1.7)*

j)

Miscellaneous

Metal

Parts

and Products

Coating

1)

Clear

coating

0.52

(4.3)

0.52*

(4.3)*

2)

Extreme

performance

coating

A)

Air

dried

0.42

(3.5)

0.42*

(3.5)*

B)

Baked

0.42

(3.5)

0.40*

(3.3)*

3)

Steelpail

and

drum

interior

0.52

(4.3)

coating

0.52*

(4.3)*

4)

All other

coatings

---

A)

Air Dried

0.42

(3.5)

0.40*

(3.3)*

B)

Baked

0.36

(3.0)

0.34*

(2.8)*

5)

Metallic

Coating

A)

Air

Dried

0.42

(3.5)

0.42*

(3.5)*

B)

Baked

0.36

(3.0)

0.36

(3.0)*

6)

For

purposes

of

subsection

219.204(j)(5)

of

this

Section,

“metallic

coating”

means

a coating

which

contains

more

than

1/4

lb/gal

of

metal

particles,

as applied.

k)

Heavy

Off-Highway

Vehicle

Products

kg/i

lb/gal

Coating

1)

Extreme

perfonnance

prime

coat

0.42

(3.5)

0.42*

(3.5)*

2)

Extreme

performance

topcoat

(air

0.42

(3.5)

dried)

0.42*

(3.5)*

3)

Final

repair

coat

(air

dried)

0.42

(3.5)

0.42*

(3.5)*

4)

All

other

coatings

are

subject

to

the emission

limitations

for

miscellaneous

metal

parts

and

products

coatings

in

subsection

(j)

above.

1)

Wood

Furniture

Coating

1)

Limitations

before

March

15,

kg/i

lb/gal

1998:

A)

Clear

topcoat

0.67

(5.6)

B)

Opaque

stain

0.56

(4.7)

---

C)

Pigmented

coat

0.60

(5.0)

D)

Repair

coat

0.67

(5.6)

E)

Sealer

0.67

(5.6)

F)

Semi-transparent stain

0.79

(6.6)

G)

Wash coat

0.73

(6.1)

(Note: Prior to March

15, 1998, an owner or operator of a

wood

furniture

coating operation

subject to this Section

shall

apply all coatings, with

the exception of no more than

37.8

1(10 gal) of coating per day

used for touch-up and

repair

operations,

using one or

more of

the

following

application

systems: airless spray

application system,

air-assisted

airless

spray application

system, electrostatic

spray

application system, electrostatic

bell or disc spray

application system, heated airless

spray application system,

roller coating, brush or wipe

coating application system, dip

coating application system

or high volume low pressure

(HVLP) application system.)

2)

On and

after March 15, 1998, wood

furniture sealers and topcoats

must

comply with one of the limitations

specified in subsections

(l)(2)(A)

through (B), below:

kg VOM/kg

lb

VOM/lb

solids

solids

A)

Topcoat

0.8

(0.8)

B)

Sealers and topcoats with

the following limits:

i)

Sealer other than

1.9

(1.9)

acid-cured alkyd

amino vinyl sealer

ii)

Topcoat other than

1.8

(1.8)

acid-cured

alkyd

amino conversion

varnish topcoat

---

iii)

Acid-cured

alkyd

2.3

(2.3)

amino

vinyl

sealer

iv)

Acid-cured

alkyd

2.0

(2.0)

amino

conversion

varnish

topcoat

C)

Meet

the

provisions

of

Section

219.215

of

this

Subpart

for

use

of an averaging

approach;

D)

Achieve

a

reduction

in

emissions

equivalent

to

the

requirements

of

Section

219.204(l)(2)(A)

or (B) of

this

Subpart,

as calculated

using

Section

219.216

of this

Subpart;

or

E)

Use

a combination

of

the

methods

specified

in

Section

219.204(l)(2)(A)

through

(D) of

this Subpart.

3)

Other

wood

furniture

coating

limitations

on and

after

March

15,

1998:

kg/l

lb/gal

A)

Opaque

stain

0.56

(4.7)

B)

Non-topcoat

pigmented

0.60

(5.0)

coat

C)

Repair

coat

0.67

(5.6)

D)

Semi-transparent stain

0.79

(6.6)

E)

Wash coat

0.73

(6.1)

4)

Other

wood

furniture

coating

requirements

on

and

after March

15,

1998:

A)

No

source

subj

ect to

the

limitations

of subsection

(l)(2) or

(3)

of this

Section

and utilizing

one

or

more wood

furniture

coating

spray

booths

shall use

strippable

spray

booth

coatings

containing

more

than

0.8

kg

VOM/kg

solids

(0.8

lb

VOM/ib

solids),

as

applied.

---

B)

Any

source

subject

to the limitations

of

subsection

(l)(2) or

(3) of

this Section

shall

comply

with the

requirements

of

Section

219.217

of this

Subpart.

C)

Any source

subject

to the

limitations

of

subsection

(l)(2)(A)

or

(B)

of this Section

and utilizing

one

or

more continuous

coaters,

shall for

each

continuous

coater,

use

an initial

coating

which

complies

with

the limitations

of

subsection

(l)(2)(A)

or

(B)

of this Section.

The viscosity

of

the

coating

in

each reservoir

shall

always be

greater

than

or

equal to the

viscosity

of the

initial

coating

in the

reservoir.

The

owner

or operator

shall:

i)

Monitor

the viscosity

of the coating

in the reservoir

with

a

viscosity meter

or

by testing

the

viscosity of

the initial

coating

and

retesting

the

coating

in

the

reservoir

each time

solvent

is

added;

ii)

Collect

and record

the reservoir

viscosity

and

the

amount

and weight

of

VOM

per

weight

of solids of

coating

and

solvent

each time

coating

or solvent

is

added;

and

iii)

Maintain

these

records

at the source

for

a period

of

three

years.

m)

Plastic

Parts

Coating:

kg/l

lb/gal

Automotive/Transportation

1)

Interiors

A)

Baked

i)

Color

coat

0.49*

(4.l)*

ii)

Primer

0.46*

(3.8)*

B)

Air Dried

i)

Color

coat

0.38*

(3.2)*

ii)

Primer

0.42*

(35)*

2)

Exteriors

(flexible

and

non

flexible)

---

A)

Baked

i)

Primer

0.60*

(5.0)*

ii)

Primer

non-flexible

0.54*

(45)*

iii)

Clear

coat

0.52*

(43)*

iv)

Color coat

0.55*

(4.6)*

B)

Air Dried

i)

Primer

0.66*

(55)*

ii)

Clear coat

0.54*

(45)*

iii)

Color coat

(red

&

0.67*

(5.6)*

black)

iv)

Color

coat (others)

0.61*

(5.l)*

3)

Specialty

A)

Vacuum

metallizing

0.66*

(5.5)*

basecoats,

texture

basecoats

B)

Black coatings,

reflective

0.71*

(5.9)*

argent coatings,

air

bag

cover coatings,

and

soft

coatings

C)

Gloss reducers,

vacuum

0.77*

(6.4)*

metallizing

topcoats,

and

texture topcoats

D)

Stencil coatings,

adhesion

0.82*

(6.8)*

primers,

ink pad coatings,

electrostatic

prep

coatings,

and resist

coatings

---

E)

Head lamp

lens

coatings

0.89*

(7.4)*

n)

Plastic Parts

Coating:

Business

Machine

kg/i

lb/gal

1)

Primer

0.14*

(1.2)*

2)

Color coat

(non-texture

coat)

0.28*

(2.3)*

3)

Color coat

(texture coat)

0.28*

(2.3)*

4)

Electromagnetic

interference/radio

0.48*

(4.0)*

frequency interference

(EMI!RFI)

shielding

coatings

5)

Specialty

Coatings

A)

Soft coat

0.52*

(43)*

B)

Plating

resist

0.7

1*

(5.9)*

C)

Plating

sensitizer

0.85*

(7.1)*

o)

Fiat Wood Paneling

Coatings.

On and after

May

1, 2010,

flat wood

paneling

coatings shall

comply with

one of the following

limitations:

1)

0.25

kg VOM/l

of coatings

(2.1

lb

VOM/gal

coatings):

or

2)

0.35 kg

VOM/i solids

(2.9

lb VOM/gal

solids).

(Source: Amended at

— Iii. Reg.

effective______

Section

219.205

Daily-Weighted

Average

Limitations

No

owner

or

operator

of a coating

line subject to

the

limitations

of

Section

219.204

of

this Subpart

and complying

by means

of this Section

shall operate the

subject coating

line

unless the owner

or operator

has

demonstrated

compliance

with

subsection

(a),

(b),

(c),

(d),

(e), (f),

(g),

or

(h)

of this

Section (depending

upon

the category

of coating)

through

the

applicable

coating

analysis

test methods

and procedures

specified in Section

219.105(a) of this Part

and the

recordkeeping

and

reporting

requirements

specified in

Section 219.211(d)

of this Subpart:

a)

No

owner

or

operator

of

a coating

line

subject to

only

one of the

limitations

from among

Section

219.204(a)(1),

(a)(4), (c),

(d),

(e),

(f),

Of-

---

(i), or

(o)

of

this Subpart

shall

apply coatings

on

any

such coating

line,

during

any

day,

whose

daily-weighted

average

VOM

content

exceeds

the

emission

limitation

to

which

the

coatings

are

subject.

b)

No

owner

or

operator

of a miscellaneous

metal parts

and products

coating

line

subject

to the

limitations

of Section

219.204(j)

of this

Subpart

shall

apply

coatings

to

miscellaneous

metal

parts

or

products

on the

subject

coating

line unless

the

requirements

in

subsection

(b)(l)

or (b)(2)

of

this

Section

are

met.

1)

For

each

coating

line

which

applies

multiple

coatings,

all of

which

are subject

to the

same

numerical

emission

limitation

within

Section

219.204(j)

of this

Subpart

during

the

same

day

(e.g.,

all

coatings

used

on the

line are

subject

to 0.42

kg/i

(3.5 lbs/gal),

the

daily-weighted

average

VOM

content

shall

not

exceed

the coating

VOM

content

limit

corresponding

to

the

category

of coating

used,

or

2)

For

each

coating

line which

applies

coatings

subject

to

more

than

one numerical

emission

limitation

in Section

219.204(j)

of this

Subpart,

during

the same

day,

the

owner

or

operator

shall have

a

site-specific

proposal

approved

by the

Agency

and

approved

by

the

USEPA

as

a

SIP

revision.

To receive

approval,

the

requirements

of USEPA’s

Emissions

Trading

Policy

Statement

(and

related

policy)

51

Fed.

Reg.

43814

(December

4, 1986),

must

be

satisfied.

c)

No

owner

or

operator

of

a can

coating

line subject

to

the

limitations

of

Section

219.204(b)

of

this

Subpart

shall

operate

the

subject

coating

line

using

a

coating

with

a VOM

content

in

excess

of the

limitations

specified

in

Section

219.204(b)

of this

Subpart

unless

all

of the

following

requirements

are

met:

1)

An

alternative

daily

emission

limitation

for

the can

coating

operation,

i.e. for

all

of

the

can

coating

lines

at

the source,

shall

be

determined

according

to subsection

(c)(2)

of

this

Section.

Actual

daily

emissions

shall

never

exceed

the

alternative

daily

emission

limitation

and

shall

be calculated

by

use

of the

following

equation.

Eb

where:

---

Ed

=

Actual

VOM

emissions

for

the day

in

units

of

kg/day

(lbs/day);

i =

Subscript

denoting

a

specific

coating

applied;

n =

Total

number

of

coatings

applied

in the

can

coating

operation,

i.e.

all

can

coating

lines

at the source;

V =

Volume

of

each coating

applied

for

the day

in units

of

1/day

(gal/day)

of coating

(minus

water

and

any compounds

which

are

specifically

exempted

from the

definition

of

VOM);

C

1

=

The VOM

content

of

each coating

as

applied

in

units of

kg

VOM/1

(lbs

VOM/gal)

of

coating

(minus

water

and

any

compounds

which

are

specifically

exempted

from

the

definition

of

VOM).

2)

The alternative

daily

emission

limitation

(Ad)

shall

be

determined

for

the

can

coating

operation,

i.e.

for

all of the

can

coating

lines at

the source,

on

a daily

basis

as

follows:

Ad

where:

Ad

=

The VOM

emissions

allowed

for the

day

in

units

of

kg/day

(lbs/day);

i =

Subscript

denoting

a

specific

coating

applied;

n

Total

number

of

surface

coatings

applied

in the

can

coating

operation;

C

1 =

The

VOM

content

of

each surface

coating

as applied

in

units

of kg

VOM/1

(lbs VOM/gal)

of

coating

(minus

water

and

any

compounds

which

are specifically

exempted

from

the

definition

of

VOM);

D =

The density

of

VOM

in

each

coating

applied.

For

the

purposes

of

calculating

Ad,

the

density

is

---

0.882 kg

VOM!l VOM

(7.36

lbs

VOMJgal

VOM);

V

=

Volume of

each

surface

coating

applied

for

the

day

in units

of

1 (gal) of coating

(minus

water

and

any

compounds

which

are

specifically

exempted

from the

definition

of

VOM);

L

=

The

VOM emission

limitation

for each surface

coating

applied

as specified

in

Section 2 19.204(b)

of

this Subpart

in

units

of

kg

VOM!l

(lbs

VOM/gal)

of coating

(minus

water

and

any compounds

which are

specifically

exempted

from

the definition

of

VOM).

d)

No

owner

or operator

of a

heavy

off-highway

vehicle

products

coating

line

subject

to the

limitations

of Section

2 19.204(k)

of

this Subpart

shall apply

coatings

to heavy

off-highway

vehicle

products

on the

subject

coating

line

unless

the requirements

of

subsection

(d)(1)

or

(d)(2) of this

Section

are

met.

1)

For

each coating

line which

applies

multiple

coatings,

all of

which

are subject

to the

same

numerical

emission

limitation

within

Section 2

19.204(k)

of this Subpart,

during the

same day

(e.g., all

coatings

used

on the

line are subject

to

0.42

kg/l

(3.5

lbs/gal),

the

daily-weighted

average VOM

content

shall

not

exceed

the coating

VOM content

limit

corresponding

to

the category

of coating

used,

or

2)

For each coating

line

which applies

coatings

subject

to more

than

one

numerical

emission limitation

in Section

2

19.204(k)

of this

Subpart,

during

the

same day,

the

owner

or operator

shall

have a

site

specific

proposal approved

by the Agency

and

approved

by

the

USEPA

as

a

SIP

revision. To

receive

approval,

the requirements

of

USEPA’s

Emissions

Trading

Policy

Statement

(and related

policy) 51

Fed.

Reg. 43814

(December

4, 1986),

must

be satisfied.

e)

No

owner

or

operator

of a

wood

furniture

coating

line subject

to the

limitations

of

Section

219.204(l)(l)

or

(l)(3)

of this Subpart

shall

apply

coatings

to wood

furniture on

the subject

coating

line

unless

the

requirements

of subsection

(e)(1)

or

(e)(2)

of this

Section,

in

addition

to

the

requirements

specified

in the note

to Section

219.204(l)(1)

of this

Subpart,

are met.

1)

For

each

coating

line

which applies

multiple

coatings,

all

of which

---

are subject

to

the same

numerical

emission

limitation

within

Section

219.204(l)(1)

or (1)(3)

of this

Subpart,

during

the

same

day

(e.g.,

all

coatings

used

on the line

are

subject

to 0.67

kg/l

(5.6

lbs/gal),

the daily-weighted

average

VOM

content

shall

not

exceed

the coating

VOM content

limit corresponding

to the

category

of

coating

used,

or

2)

For each

coating

line which

applies

coatings

subject

to more

than

one

numerical

emission

limitation

in Section

219.204(l)(1)

or

(l)(3)

of

this

Subpart,

during

the

same

day, the

owner

or operator

shall

have

a site

specific

proposal

approved

by

the Agency

and

approved

by

the

USEPA

as

a SIP

revision.

To

receive

approval,

the

requirements

of USEPA’s

Emissions

Trading

Policy

Statement

(and

related

policy)

51

Fed. Reg.

43814

(December

4, 1986),

must

be satisfied.

f)

No

owner

or operator

of

a plastic

parts

coating

line

subject

to the

limitations

of

Section

2 19.204(m)

or

(n) of

this

Subpart

shall

apply

coatings

to business

machine

or

automotive/transportation

plastic

parts

on

the subject

coating

line unless

the

requirements

of

subsection

(f)(1)

or

(f)(2)

of

this Section

are

met.

1)

For each

coating

line

which

applies

multiple

coatings,

all of which

are

subject

to the

same

numerical

emission

limitation

within

Section

2 19.204(m)

or (n)

of

this

Subpart,

during

the

same

day

(e.g., all

coatings

used

on the

line are

subject

to 0.42

kg/i

(3.5

lbs/gal),

the

daily-weighted

average

VOM

content

shall

not

exceed

the

coating

VOM

content

limit

corresponding

to

the

category

of

coating

used,

or

2)

For

each coating

line which

applies

coatings

subject

to more

than

one

numerical

emission

limitation

in Section

2

19.204(m)

or

(n)

of

this

Subpart,

during

the

same

day,

the

owner

or operator

shall

have

a site specific

proposal

approved

by the Agency

and USEPA

as

a

SIP

revision.

To receive

approval,

the requirements

of USEPA’s

Emissions

Trading

Policy

Statement

(and

related

policy)

must

be

satisfied.

g)

No

owner

or

operator

of a metal

furniture

coating

line

subject

to

the

limitations

of Section

2 19.204(g)

of

this

Subpart

shall

apply

coatings

on

the

subject

coating

line

unless

the

requirements

of

subsection

(g)(

1)

or

(g)(2)

of this

Section

are met:

---

1)

For each

coating

line

which

applies multiple

coatings,

all of

which

are

subject

to the same

numerical

emission

limitation

within

Section

2

19.204(g)

of this Subpart,

during

the

same

day (e.g., all

coatings

used

on

the

line

are

subject

to 0.34

kg/i (2.8

lbs/gal)),

the

daily-weighted

average

VOM content

shall

not

exceed the

coating

VOM

content

limit

corresponding

to the category

of coating

used,

or

2)

For

each coating

line

which

applies

coatings

subject to

more than

one numerical

emission limitation

in

Section

2

19.204(g)

of

this

Subpart,

during the

same

day,

the owner

or

operator

shall have

a

site

specific proposal

approved

by

the

Agency

and

USEPA

as a SIP

revision.

To receive

approval,

the requirements

of

USEPA’s

Emissions

Trading

Policy

Statement

(and

related

policy)

must be

satisfied.

h)

No owner

or operator

of a

large

appliance

coating

line

subject to

the

limitations

of

Section 219.204(h)

of this Subpart

shall

apply coatings

on

the

subject

coating

line unless

the

requirements

of subsection

(h)( 1)

or

(h)(2) of

this

Section

are met.

1)

For each

coating

line

which

applies multiple

coatings,

all of

which

are

subject to

the same

numerical

emission

limitation

within

Section

2 19.204(h)

of this

Subpart,

during the

same day

(e.g., all

coatings

used on

the line are

subject to

0.34

kg/i

(2.8

lbs/gal)),

the

daily-weighted

average

VOM content

shall

not

exceed

the coating

VOM

content limit

colTesponding

to

the

category

of coating

used,

or

2)

For each coating

line

which

applies coatings

subject

to more

than

one

numerical

emission

limitation

in Section

2 19.204(h)

of this

Subpart,

during

the

same day,

the owner

or operator

shall

have a

site

specific

proposal

approved

by the Agency

and

USEPA

as

a SIP

revision.

To receive

approval,

the

requirements

of USEPA’s

Emissions

Trading

Policy

Statement

(and

related

policy)

must

be

satisfied.

(Source:

Amended

at —

Ill. Reg.

effective______

Section

219.207

Alternative

Emission Limitations

a)

Any

owner

or operator

of a coating

line subject

to

Section

219.204

of this

Subpart may

comply

with this

Section,

rather than

with Section

219.204

of

---

this Subpart,

if a

capture

system

and control

device

are

operated at

all

times the

coating line

is in

operation and

the

owner or operator

demonstrates

compliance

with

subsection

(c), (d),

(e), (f),

(g),

(h),

(i), Of

(j),

or (k) of this

Section

(depending

upon

the

source

category) through

the

applicable

coating

analysis

and

capture

system

and

control

device

efficiency

test

methods

and

procedures

specified

in Section

219.105

of this

Part

and the

recordkeeping

and

reporting

requirements

specified

in

Section

219.211(e)

of this

Subpart;

and the

control

device

is

equipped

with the

applicable

monitoring

equipment

specified

in

Section 219.105(d)

of this

Part

and the

monitoring

equipment

is installed,

calibrated,

operated

and

maintained

according

to

vendor specifications

at all times

the

control

device

is in

use.

A

capture

system

and control

device, which

does

not

demonstrate

compliance

with subsection

(c),

(d), (e),

(f),

(g),

(h),

(i),

(j),

or

(k)

of

this

Section

may be used

as

an

alternative

to

compliance

with

Section

2

19.204

of this

Subpart

only

if the

alternative

is

approved

by

the

Agency

and approved

by

the USEPA

as

a SIP

revision.

b)

Alternative

Add-On

Control

Methodologies

1)

The coating

line

is

equipped

with a

capture

system

and control

device

that

provides

81 percent

reduction

in the

overall

emissions

of VOM

from

the coating

line and

the

control

device

has

a

90

percent

efficiency,

or

2)

The system

used

to control

VOM from

the

coating

line is

demonstrated

to have

an

overall

efficiency

sufficient

to limit

VOM

emissions

to no more

than

what is

allowed

under

Section

2 19.204

of this Subpart.

Use of

any control

system

other

than an

afterburner,

carbon

adsorption,

condensation,

or

absorption

scrubber

system can

be

allowed

only

if

approved

by

the Agency

and

approved

by the USEPA

as a

SIP revision.

The use

of transfer

efficiency

credits

can

be

allowed

only

if approved

by the Agency

and

approved

by

the USEPA

as a

SIP revision.

Baseline

transfer

efficiencies

and

transfer

efficiency

test

methods

must

be

approved

by the

Agency

and the

USEPA.

Such overall

efficiency

is to

be

determined

as follows:

A)

Obtain

the

emission

limitation

from the

appropriate

subsection

in Section

2

19.204 of

this Subpart;

B)

Calculate

“5”

according

to

the

equation

in

Section

219.206

of this

Subpart;

---

C)

Calculate

the overall

efficiency

required

according

to

Section 219.105(e)

of this

Part. For the

purposes of

calculating this

value,

according

to the equation

in Section

219.105(e)(2)

of this Part,

VOM

1is

equal

to the

value

of

as determined

above in subsection

(b)(2)(B)

of this

Section.

c)

No owner

or operator of a coating

line subject

to only

one

of the emission

limitations

from among Section

219.204(a)(i),

(a)(4), (c), (d), (e),

(f)

or (i)

of

this

Subpart

and

equipped with a capture

system and

control device

shall operate

the subject coating

line unless

the requirements

in

subsection

(b)(i) or (b)(2)

of this Section

are met. No owner

or operator

of a coating

line

subject

to Section 219.204(a)(2)

or (a)(3) of this Part

and

equipped

with

a capture

system and control

device

shall

operate the coating

line

unless the owner or

operator demonstrates

compliance

with

such limitation

in accordance

with the topcoat

protocol

referenced

in Section

219.105(b)

of this Part.

d)

No

owner or operator of

a miscellaneous

metal parts and products

coating

line which

applies one or more

coatings

during

the same

day,

all of which

are subject to the same

numerical

emission limitation

within

Section

219.204(j)

of this Subpart

(e.g., all coatings

used on the

line are subject to

0.42

kg/i

[3.5 lbs/gal], and

which is equipped

with a capture system

and

control device

shall operate the subject

coating line

unless the

requirements

in subsection

(b)( 1) or

(b)(2) of this Section

are

met.

e)

No owner or operator

of a heavy off-highway

vehicle

products coating

line

which

applies one or more coatings

during

the same day, all

of which are

subject to the

same numerical

emission

limitation within

Section

2

19.204(k) of this Subpart

(e.g., all coatings

used

on the line

are subject

to

0.42

kg/i

[3.5 lbs/gal]),

and

which

is equipped with a

capture system

and

control

device shall operate

the subject coating

line

unless

the

requirements

in

subsection

(b)(i) or (b)(2)

of

this

Section

are met.

f)

No

owner

or

operator of a wood

furniture coating

line which

applies

one

or

more coatings

during

the

same

day, all

of

which are subject to the

same

numerical emission

limitation

within Section

2

19.204(1)

of this Subpart

(e.g.,

all coatings used on the

line are subject

to 0.67 kg/l

[5.6 lbs/gal]),

and which is equipped

with a capture

system and

control device

shall

operate

the subject coating

line unless the

requirements in

subsection

(b)(1) or (b)(2)

of this Section are

met.

If compliance

is achieved

by

meeting the requirements

in subsection

(b)(2) of this

Section,

then

the

---

provisions

in

the

note

to Section 219.204(1)

of

this

Subpart

must

also

be

met.

g)

No

owner

or

operator

of a

can

coating

line

and

equipped

with a

capture

system

and

control

device

shall

operate

the

subject

coating

line

unless

the

requirements

in

subsection

(g)(1)

or

(g)(2)

of

this

Section

are

met.

1)

An

alternative

daily

emission

limitation

for the

can

coating

operation,

i.e.

for

all

of the

can

coating

lines

at

the source,

shall

be

determined

according

to Section

219.205(c)(2)

of

this Subpart.

Actual

daily

emissions

shall

never

exceed

the

alternative

daily

emission

limitation

and

shall

be

calculated

by

use

of the

following

equation:

n

Ed=

V

1

C

1

(l-F)

izzrl

where:

Ed=

Actual

VOM

emissions

for

the day

in

units

of

kg/day

(lbs/day);

i

Subscript

denoting

the

specific

coating

applied;

n

Total

number

of

surface

coatings

as applied

in

the

can

coating

operation;

V1

=

Volume

of each

coating

as

applied

for the

day

in

units

of 1/day

(gal/day)

of

coating

(minus

water

and

any

compounds

which

are

specifically

exempted

from

the

definition

of

VOM);

C=

The VOM

content

of

each

coating

as

applied

in

units

of

kg VOM]l

(lbs

VOM/gal)

of coating

(minus

water

and any

compounds

which

are

specifically

exempted

from

the

definition

of VOM)

and

F

Fraction,

by

weight,

of

VOM

emissions

from

the

surface

coating,

reduced

or

prevented

from

being

emitted

to the

ambient

air.

This is

the

overall

efficiency

of

the

capture

system

and

control

device.

---

2)

The

coating

line is equipped

with a

capture

system

and

control

device

that

provide

75

percent

reduction

in the

overall

emissions

of

VOM

from

the

coating

line

and

the

control

device

has

a

90

percent

efficiency.

h)

No owner

or

operator

of a

plastic

parts coating

line

which

applies

one

or

more

coatings

during

the same

day,

all of

which

are

subject

to

the same

numerical

emission

limitation

within

Section

2 19.204(m)

or

(n)

of this

Subpart

(e.g.,

all

coatings

used

on

the

line

are

subject

to 0.42

kg/i

[3.5

lbs/gal]),

and

which

is

equipped

with

a capture

system

and

control

device

shall

operate

the subject

coating

line

unless

the

requirements

in

subsection

(b)(1) or

(b)(2)

of

this

Section

are

met.

i)

No owner

or

operator

of

a metal

furniture

coating

line

which

applies

one

or

more

coatings

during

the

same day,

all

of which

are subject

to the

same

numerical

emission

limitation

within

Section

2 19.204(g)

of this

Subpart

(e.g.,

all

coatings

used

on

the

line

are

subject

to 0.34

kg/l

[2.8

lbs/gal]),

and which

is equipped

with

a

capture

system

and

control

device

shall

operate

the

subject

coating

line

unless

the requirements

in

subsection

(b)(1)

or (b)(2)

of

this Section

are

met.

j)

No

owner

or operator

of

a large

appliance

coating

line which

applies

one

or

more

coatings

during

the

same

day,

all of

which are

subject

to

the

same

numerical

emission

limitation

within

Section

2 19.204(h)

of this

Subpart

(e.g.,

all coatings

used on

the

line

are

subject

to

0.34

kg/l

[2.8

lbs/gal]),

and which

is

equipped

with

a

capture

system

and

control

device

shall

operate

the

subject

coating

line

unless

the

requirements

in

subsection

(b)(l)

or (b)(2)

of

this

Section

are

met.

k)

No

owner

or

operator

of

a flat wood

paneling

coating

line

which

is

equipped

with

a capture

system

and

control

device

shall

operate

the

subject

coating

line unless

either:

1)

The capture

system

and

control

device

provide

at least

90

percent

reduction

in the overall

emissions

of

VOM

from the

coating

line;

or

2)

The

owner

or operator

of the flat

wood

paneling

coating

line

complies

with

all requirements

set

forth

in

subsection

(b)(2)

of

this

Section.

---

(Source:

Amended

at — Ill. Reg.

effective______

Section

219.210

Compliance

Schedule

Every owner

or operator

of a

coating line

(of a type

included within

Section

2 19.204

of

this

Subpart)

shall

comply

with the

requirements

of Section

219.204,

219.205,

219.207

or

219.208

and

Section

219.211

or

Sections

219.212

and 219.213

of

this Subpart

in

accordance

with

the appropriate

compliance

schedule

as specified

in subsection

(a),

(b),

(c), (d), (e)

er-(f),

or

(g) below:

a)

No

owner or operator

of

a coating

line

which is

exempt from

the

limitations

of Section

219.204

of

this Subpart

because

of

the

criteria

in

Section

2 19.208(a)

or

(b) of this

Subpart

shall

operate said

coating

line

on

or

after a

date

consistent

with

Section

219.106

of

this Part,

unless

the

owner

or

operator

has

complied

with,

and continues

to comply

with,

Section

219.211(b)

of

this Subpart.

b)

No

owner

or operator

of

a coating

line

complying

by

means

of Section

219.204

of

this Subpart

shall

operate

said

coating

line

on

or

after

a date

consistent

with

Section 219.106

of this

Part, unless

the

owner

or operator

has

complied

with, and

continues

to comply

with,

Sections

219.204

and

219.211(c)

of this

Subpart.

c)

No

owner

or operator

of a

coating

line

complying

by

means of Section

219.205 of

this Subpart

shall

operate

said coating

line

on

or

after a date

consistent

with

Section

219.106

of this

Part, unless

the owner

or operator

has

complied

with, and

continues

to comply

with, Sections

2 19.205

and

219.211(d)

of this

Subpart.

d)

No

owner or

operator

of

a coating

line

complying

by

means

of

Section

219.207

of

this Subpart

shall

operate

said coating

line

on

or after a

date

consistent

with

Section 219.106

of this

Part, unless

the

owner

or operator

has

complied

with, and

continues

to

comply

with, Sections

219.207

and

219.211(e)

of

this Subpart.

e)

No

owner

or operator

of a

coating line

subject to

one

or

more

of the

emission

limitations

contained

in Section

2 19.204

of

this Subpart

on

or

after

March 15,

1996, choosing

to comply

by means

of

Section

219.204,

219.205

or 219.207

of this Subpart,

shall

operate said

coating

line on or

after

March

15, 1996,

unless the owner

or operator

complies

with

and

continues

to comply

with,

respectively,

the applicable

requirements

in

Section

2

19.204, or

the

alternative

control

options in

Sections 219.205

or

2

19.207

and the

requirements

of

Section

219.211.

---

f)

No

owner or

operator

of a coating

line

subject to

one or

more of

the

emission

limitations

contained

in Section

219.204 of

this

Subpart

on or

after

March

15,

1996, choosing

to comply

by

means

of Section

2 19.212

of

this

Subpart, shall

operate

said coating

line on

or

after

March

15, 1996,

unless

the

owner or

operator

complies

with and

continues

to comply

with

the

requirements

of

Sections

219.212

and

219.213

of this

Subpart.

g)

No

owner

or operator

of a coating

line

subject

to the

emission

limitations

contained

in Section

219.204(o)

of

this

Subpart

shall

operate said

coating

line on

or

after

a date

consistent

with

Section

219.106(c)

of this

Part,

unless

the

owner

or operator

has

complied

with,

and

continues

to

comply

with,

Section

2 19.204(o)

or the

alternative

control

options

in

Section

219.205

or 219.207,

and

the

requirements

of

Sections 219.211

and

219.217 of

this

Subpart, as

applicable.

(Source:

Amended

at — Ill.

Reg.

effective______

Section

219.211

Recordkeeping

and

Reporting

a)

The VOM

content

of each

coating and

the efficiency

of each

capture

system

and

control device

shall

be determined

by

the

applicable

test

methods

and procedures

specified in

Section 219.105

of

this Part to

establish

the records

required

under this

Section.

b)

Any

owner

or

operator

of

a

coating line

which

is

exempted

from

the

limitations

of Section

219.204

of this

Subpart because

of

Section

2

19.208(a)

or

(b)

of this

Subpart shall

comply

with the

following:

1)

For

sources exempt

from

Section 219.208(a)

of

this Subpart,

by

a

date consistent

with

Section

2

19.106 of this

Part,

the

owner or

operator

of a

coating

line

or

group

of coating

lines referenced

in

subsection

(b) of

this Section

shall certif’

to the Agency

that

the

coating line

or group

of

coating

lines is exempt

under

the

provisions

of Section

219.208(a)

of

this Subpart.

Such

certification

shall

include:

A)

A declaration

that

the

coating line

is

exempt

from the

limitations

of

Section 219.204

of

this

Subpart

because

of

Section

2 19.208(a)

of this Subpart;

and

B)

Calculations

which

demonstrate

that

the

combined

VOM

emissions

from

the

coating

line

and

all other

coating

lines

---

in

the same

category

never

exceed

6.8 kg

(15

ibs) per

day

before

the application

of

capture systems

and

control

devices.

The

following

equation

shall

be

used to

calculate

total

VOM

emissions:

i

=(AB).

j=1

j1

where:

Te

=

Total

VOM emissions

from

coating

lines

each day

before the

application

of capture

systems

and

control

devices in

units

of kg/day

(lbs/day);

m

=

Number

of coating

lines at

the source

that otherwise

would

be

subject to

the same subsection

of

Section

219.104

of this

Part (because

they

belong

to the

same category,

e.g.,

can coating);

Subscript

denoting

an individual

coating

line;

n

Number

of different

coatings

as

applied

each

day on

each coating

line;

i

Subscript

denoting

an individual

coating;

A,

=

Weight

of

VOM

per

volume

of each

coating (minus

water and

any

compounds

which

are

specifically

exempted

from

the definition

of

VOM)

as

applied

each day

on

each coating

line

in units of kg

VOM/l

(lbs

VOM/gal);

B

=

Volume

of each

coating

(minus

water

and

any

compoimds

which are

specifically

exempted

from

the

definition

of

VOM)

as applied

each day

on

each

coating

line

in units

of llday

(gal/day).

The

instrument

or method

by

which the

owner

or

operator

accurately

measured

or calculated

the

volume

of each

coating

as applied

on each

coating

line

each

day shall

be described

in

the certification

to

the Agency.

2)

For sources

exempt

under Section

2 19.208(b)

of

this Subpart,

by

---

March 15,

1998,

or upon initial

start-up,

the owner

or

operator

of

a

coating

line

or

a

group

of coating

lines

referenced

in subsection

(b)

of this

Section

shall

certify to

the Agency

that the

source

is exempt

under

the provisions

of

Section 2

19.208(b)

of this

Subpart.

Such

certification

shall

include:

A)

A

declaration

that the

source

is exempt

from

the limitations

of

Section 219.204(1)

of

this Subpart

because

of Section

219.208(b)

of this

Subpart;

and

B)

Calculations

which

demonstrate

that the source

meets

the

criteria

of

exemption

because

of Section

219.208(b)

of

this

Subpart.

3)

For

sources

exempt

under Section

2 19.208(a)

of

this Subpart,

on

and

after a

date consistent

with

Section

219.106

of

this Part,

the

owner

or operator

of a

coating line

or

group

of

lines referenced

in

this subsection

shall collect

and record

all of

the

following

information

each day

for

each

coating

line and maintain

the

information

at

the source

for

a

period of three

years:

A)

The name

and identification

number

of

each

coating

as

applied

on each

coating

line; and

B)

The

weight

of

VOM per

volume

and the

volume

of

each

coating

(minus

water

and

any compounds

which

are

specifically

exempted

from

the definition

of VOM)

as

applied

each

day

on each

coating

line.

4)

For

sources

exempt

under Section

219.208(b)

of

this

Subpart,

on

and

after March

15, 1998,

the owner

or operator

of

a coating

line

or

group

of coating

lines referenced

in

this subsection

(b) shall

collect

and

record

all of the following

information

for each

coating

line

and

maintain the

information

at the

source

for a

period

of three

years:

A)

The name

and identification

number

of

each coating

as

applied

on each

coating line;

and

B)

The

weight

of

VOM per

volume

and the

volume

of each

coating(minus

water

and

any compounds

which

are

specifically

exempted

from

the definition

of VOM)

as

applied

on each

coating line

on

a monthly

basis.

---

5)

On and

after

a

date

consistent

with Section

2

19.106

of this Part,

the

owner

or operator

of a

coating

line

or

group of

coating

lines

exempted

from

the

limitations

of

Section

2 19.204

of this

Subpart

because

of Section

2

19.208(a)

of this

Subpart

shall

notify

the

Agency

of

any record

showing

that

total

VOM

emissions

from

the

coating

line

or

group

of coating

lines exceed

6.8

kg (15

ibs)

in

any

day

before

the

application

of

capture

systems

and

control

devices

by

sending

a copy

of such

record

to the

Agency

within

30

days

after

the exceedance

occurs.

6)

On and

after

March

15, 1998,

any

owner

or operator

of

a source

exempt

from

the

limitations

of

Section

2 19.204(1)

of this

Subpart

because

of

Section

219.208(b)

of

this

Subpart

shall notify

the

Agency

if

the source’s

VOM

emissions

exceed

the

limitations

of

Section

2 19.208(b)

of

this

Subpart

bysending a

copy

of

calculations

showing

such

an

exceedance

within

30 days

after

the

change

occurs.

c)

Any

owner

or

operator

of

a coating

line

subject

to the limitations

of

Section

2

19.204

of this

Subpart

other than

Section

219.204(a)(2)

and

(a)(3)

of this

Subpart

and

complying

by

means

of Section

2 19.204

of

this

Subpart

shall

comply

with the

following:

1)

By a

date consistent

with

Section

219.106

of this

Part,

or upon

initial

start-up

of a new

coating

line,

or upon

changing

the

method

of compliance

from

an existing

subject

coating

line from

Section

219.205,

Section

219.207,

Section

219.215,

or Section

219.216

of

this

Subpart

to Section

2 19.204

of

this

Subpart;

the owner

or

operator

of

a subject

coating

line

shall

certify

to the

Agency

that

the

coating

line

will

be in

compliance

with

Section

2 19.204

of

this

Subpart

on

and

after a date

consistent

with

Section

219.106

of this

Part,

or

on

and

after

the

initial

start-up

date.

Such certification

shall include:

A)

The name

and

identification

number

of

each

coating

as

applied

on

each

coating

line;

B)

The weight

of

VOM

per

volume

of

each coating

(minus

water

and any

compounds

which

are specifically

exempted

from

the

definition

of

VOM)

as applied

each

day

on each

coating

line;

a4

---

C)

On

and

after

March

15,

1998,

for

coating

lines

subject

to

the limitations

of

Section

219.204(l)(2)(A)

or (B) of

this

Subpart,

the

weight

of VOM

per

weight

of

solids in

each

coating

as applied

each

day

on each

coating

line;

and

D)

For

coating

lines

subject

to

the limitations