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PCB 77-317 06/22/78 Opinion and Order
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION v. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
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  • ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
June 22, 1978UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION, ) Petitioner,v.
  • ) PCB 77—317
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,Respondent.
  • The particular
process in question here is known as oil—tempering; a processwhich increases the tensile strength and fatigue resistance ofhigh carbon and alloy steel wires.
  • During the course of heat treating 7.75 tons per
hour of wire and 26.5 tons of oil is circulated through the process.
  • Since this amount is less than 100 ibs,/hr., the minimum
0.55 lbs./hr.
  • A classic example
of this thinking leading to an absurd result would be the paintingof a steam engine where one would allow the locomotive’s we...
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