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SCHEDULE B
(s. 24)
(Replaced, O.C. 501-2011)
process weight emission standards
rate (tonnes/h) kg/h
0.50 1.1
1.00 1.7
1.50 2.2
2.00 2.6
2.50 3.0
3.00 3.4
3.50 3.7
4.00 4.0
4.50 4.3
5.00 4.6
6.00 5.2
7.00 5.7
8.00 6.2
9.00 6.6
10.0 7.1
12.0 7.9
15.0 9.1
17.0 9.8
20.0 10.9
22.0 11.6
25.0 13.4
27.0 13.6
30.0 13.8
35.0 14.1
40.0 14.4
45.0 14.7
50.0 15.0
60.0 15.4
70.0 15.8
80.0 16.1
90.0 16.4
100 16.7
150 17.8
200 18.7
250 19.4
300 19.9
350 20.4
400 20.9
450 21.3
500 21.6
550 22.0
600 22.3
rate (tonnes/h) kg/h
0.50 1.1
1.00 1.7
1.50 2.2
2.00 2.6
2.50 3.0
3.00 3.4
3.50 3.7
4.00 4.0
4.50 4.3
5.00 4.6
6.00 5.2
7.00 5.7
8.00 6.2
9.00 6.6
10.0 7.1
12.0 7.9
15.0 9.1
17.0 9.8
20.0 10.9
22.0 11.6
25.0 13.4
27.0 13.6
30.0 13.8
35.0 14.1
40.0 14.4
45.0 14.7
50.0 15.0
60.0 15.4
70.0 15.8
80.0 16.1
90.0 16.4
100 16.7
150 17.8
200 18.7
250 19.4
300 19.9
350 20.4
400 20.9
450 21.3
500 21.6
550 22.0
600 22.3
N.B. The process weight rate is determined by the total weight of all materials introduced into any process during a specified period of time. For the purpose of this Schedule, solid fuels are considered part of the process, but liquid and gaseous fuels and combustion air are not.
Interpolation of the data in this Schedule for process weight rates under 25 t/h shall be accomplished by use of the equation E = F,7p 0.62 and interpolation and extrapolation of the data for process weight rate equal to or in excess of 25 t/h shall be accomplished by use of the equation E = 8p0.16, where E is the emission standard in kg/h and P is the process weight rate in t/h.
In the case of discontinuous operation of the process, the process weight rate is calculated by dividing the total process weight rate by the number of hours of complete operations, less the time during which the equipment was not in operation. The process weight rate per hour is then calculated by dividing the process weight rate for a typical period of time by the number of hours of such period.
