February 13, 2006
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Introduction
1.1
About the NPRI Toolbox
1.2
Previous Guidance and Updates
1.3
How this Guide is Organized
Tools
2.0
Introduction
2.1
Useful Equations and Conversion Factors
2.2 Case Studies
2.2.1
Auto Parts
2.2.2
Newspaper Printing
2.2.3
Compressor Stations
2.2.4
Terminal Operations
2.2.5
Sawmill Operation
2.2.1
Auto Parts
2.2.2
Newspaper Printing
2.2.3
Compressor Stations
2.2.4
Terminal Operations
2.2.5
Sawmill Operation
2.3 Example Calculations
2.3.1
Examples of How to Estimate Releases - Part 1A Substances
2.3.2 Examples of Estimating Releases of Part 1B, 2 and 3 Substances
Introduction
Reporting for a Non-Hazardous Waste Incinerator Using Stack Testing Data
Reporting for a Cement Kiln
Using the Manufacture, Process or Otherwise Used Threshold for Reporting Mercury (and its compounds)
2.3.3 How to Estimate CAC Releases
Estimating NOx Emissions
Estimating Emissions from an Industrial Boiler using Published Emission Factors
VOC Speciation from Coal fired boiler
Emission Estimation for a Sulphuric Acid Plant Using Published Emission Factors
Emission Estimation for the Baking Industry Using Site Specific Emission Factors
Emission Estimation Using the Mass Balance Approach
Estimating Emissions using Predictive Emission Monitoring (PEM)
Estimating Emissions using Continuous Emission Monitoring (CEM)
Volatile Organic Compounds Emission Estimation using Source Testing
Total Particulate Matter (TPM) Emission Estimation using Source Testing
2.3.4
Stack Gas Calculations
2.3.5
Volatile Organic Compounds - Speciation
2.3.1
Examples of How to Estimate Releases - Part 1A Substances
2.3.2 Examples of Estimating Releases of Part 1B, 2 and 3 Substances - includes:
Reporting for a Non-Hazardous Waste Incinerator Using Stack Testing Data
Reporting for a Cement Kiln
Using the Manufacture, Process or Otherwise Used Threshold for Reporting Mercury (and its compounds)
2.3.3 How to Estimate CAC Releases - includes the following:
Estimating NOx Emissions
Estimating Emissions from an Industrial Boiler using Published Emission Factors
Emission Estimation for a Sulphuric Acid Plant Using Published Emission Factors
Emission Estimation for the Baking Industry Using site specific Emission Factors
Emission Estimation Using the Mass Balance Approach
Estimating Emissions using Predictive Emission Monitoring (PEM)
Estimating Emissions using Continuous Emission Monitoring (CEM)
Volatile Organic Compounds Emission Estimation using Source Testing
Total Particulate Matter (TPM) Emission Estimation using Source Testing
2.3.4
Stack Gas Calculations
2.3.5
Volatile Organic Compounds - Speciation
2.4 Spreadsheets for Various Processes
2.4.0
Introduction
2.4.1 Table of Fuel Synonyms
2.4.2
Conical Burners for Wood Products Sector
[zip 28kb]
2.4.3
Conical Burners for Municipal Solid Waste
[zip 28kb]
2.4.4
Biogas Flaring
[zip 26kb]
2.4.5
Anthracite Coal Combustion - Industrial, Commercial/Institutional Boilers
[zip 34kb]
2.4.6
Natural Gas Combustion - Industrial, Commercial/Institutional Boilers
[zip 18kb]
2.4.7
Distillate Fuel Oil (No. 2 Oil) Combustion - Industrial Boilers
[zip 18kb]
2.4.8
Residual Oil (No. 6 Fuel Oil) Combustion - Industrial Boilers
[zip 18kb]
2.4.9
Fuel Blend, Natural Gas and Distillate Oil (No. 2 Fuel Oil) Combustion - Industrial Boilers
[zip 19kb]
2.4.10
Fuel Blend, Natural Gas and Residual Oil (No. 6 Fuel Oil) Combustion - Industrial Boilers
[zip 19kb]
2.4.11
Fuel Blend, Distillate Oil (No. 2 Fuel Oil) and Residual Oil (No. 6 Fuel Oil) Combustion - Industrial Boilers
[zip 20kb]
2.4.13
Waste Oil Combustion - Commercial/Institutional Boilers
[zip 17kb]
2.4.14
Propane Heaters
[zip 25kb]
2.4.16
Bakery
[zip 20kb]
2.4.17
Crushed Stone Processing
[zip 18kb]
2.4.18
Electric Arc Welding
[zip 36kb]
2.4.19
Spray Painting
[zip 42kb]
2.4.21
Grain Elevators
[zip 31kb]
2.4.22
Feed Mills
[zip 32kb]
2.4.23
Storage Tank
[zip 59kb]
2.4.24
Woodworking
[zip 29kb]
2.4.25
Refrigeration Trailers
[zip 27kb]
2.4.26
Breweries
[zip 34kb]
2.4.27
Abrasive Blasting
[zip 17kb]
2.4.28
Material Handling Operations
[ zip 18kb]
2.4.29
Diesel Fuel Generator - Fuel Usage
[ zip 20ko ]
2.4.30
Diesel Fuel Generator - Hours of Operation
[ zip 20ko ]
2.4.31
Gasoline Generator - Fuel Usage
[ zip 19ko ]
2.4.32
Gasoline Generator - Hours of Operation
[ zip 19ko ]
2.4.33
Natural Gas Generator - Fuel Usage
[ zip 20ko ]
2.4.34
Natural Gas Generator - Hours of Operation
[ zip 20ko ]
2.4.35
Sulphur Dioxide (SO
2
) from Burning Sour Gas
[ zip 30ko ]
2.4.0
Introduction
2.4.1 Table of Fuel Synonyms
2.4.2
Conical Burners for Wood Products Sector
[zip 28kb]
2.4.3
Conical Burners for Municipal Solid Waste
[zip 28kb]
2.4.4
Biogas Flaring
[zip 26kb]
2.4.5
Anthracite Coal Combustion - Industrial, Commercial/Institutional Boilers
[zip 34kb]
2.4.6
Natural Gas Combustion - Industrial, Commercial/Institutional Boilers
[zip 18kb]
2.4.7
Distillate Fuel Oil (No. 2 Oil) Combustion - Industrial Boilers
[zip 18kb]
2.4.8
Residual Oil (No. 6 Fuel Oil) Combustion - Industrial Boilers
[zip 18kb]
2.4.9
Fuel Blend, Natural Gas and Distillate Oil (No. 2 Fuel Oil) Combustion - Industrial Boilers
[zip 19kb]
2.4.10
Fuel Blend, Natural Gas and Residual Oil (No. 6 Fuel Oil) Combustion - Industrial Boilers
[zip 19kb]
2.4.11
Fuel Blend, Distillate Oil (No. 2 Fuel Oil) and Residual Oil (No. 6 Fuel Oil) Combustion - Industrial Boilers
[zip 20kb]
2.4.13
Waste Oil Combustion - Commercial/Institutional Boilers
[zip 17kb]
2.4.14
Propane Heaters
[zip 25kb]
2.4.16
Bakery
[zip 20kb]
2.4.17
Crushed Stone Processing
[zip 18kb]
2.4.18
Electric Arc Welding
[zip 36kb]
2.4.19
Spray Painting
[zip 42kb]
2.4.21
Grain Elevators
[zip 31kb]
2.4.22
Feed Mills
[zip 32kb]
2.4.23
Storage Tank
[zip 59kb]
2.4.24
Woodworking
[zip 29kb]
2.4.25
Refrigeration Trailers
[zip 27kb]
2.4.26
Breweries
[zip 34kb]
2.4.27
Abrasive Blasting
[zip 17kb]
2.4.28
Material Handling Operations
[ zip 18kb]
2.4.29
Diesel Fuel Generator - Fuel Usage
[ zip 20ko ]
2.4.30
Diesel Fuel Generator - Hours of Operation
[ zip 20ko ]
2.4.31
Gasoline Generator - Fuel Usage
[ zip 19ko ]
2.4.32
Gasoline Generator - Hours of Operation
[ zip 19ko ]
2.4.33
Natural Gas Generator - Fuel Usage
[ zip 20ko ]
2.4.34
Natural Gas Generator - Hours of Operation
[ zip 20ko ]
2.4.35
Sulphur Dioxide (SO
2
) from Burning Sour Gas
[ zip 30ko ]
2.5 Softwares
2.5.0
Introduction
2.5.4
Factor Information Retrieval (FIRE) Database 6.23 (Metric Version)
Guidance for FIRE 6.23 (Metric Version)
2.5.5 Emission Estimation Tools
SPECIATE
TANKS
[ppt 230kb]
Landfill Gas Emissions Model (LandGEM)
Particulate Matter Calculator
2.6 Compilations of Air Pollutant Emission Factors
2.6.1
EPA's AP-42 - Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors
2.6.2
Australian National Pollutant Inventory (NPI) Industry Handbooks
2.5.0
Introduction
2.5.4
Factor Information Retrieval (FIRE) Database 6.23 (Metric Version)
Guidance for FIRE 6.23 (Metric Version)
2.5.5 Emission Estimation Tools
SPECIATE
TANKS
[ppt 230kb]
Landfill Gas Emissions Model (LandGEM)
Particulate Matter Calculator
2.6 Compilations of Air Pollutant Emission Factors
2.6.1
EPA's AP-42 - Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors
2.6.2
Australian National Pollutant Inventory (NPI) Industry Handbooks
Questions & Answers
Specific Guidance
4.1
Guide for Reporting to the NPRI - 2004
4.2
Welding Guidance
4.3
Wet Cooling Tower Guidance
4.4 Wastewater Guidance - 2003
4.4.1
Reporting Guidance for the Wastwater Sector to the NPRI 2003
4.4.2
Bibliography
4.4.3
Substances Used or Formed During the Treatment of Wastewater
4.4.4
Choosing a Suitable Release Estimation Method
4.4.5
Calculation Examples
4.4.6
Identification of Wastewater Treatment System Configuration and Process Characteristics
4.4.1
Reporting Guidance for the Wastwater Sector to the NPRI 2003
4.4.2
Bibliography
4.4.3
Substances Used or Formed During the Treatment of Wastewater
4.4.5
Choosing a Suitable Release Estimation Method
4.4.5
Calculation Examples
4.4.6
Identification of Wastewater Treatment System Configuration and Process Characteristics
4.5
Wood Preservation
4.6
Reporting Requirements for the Oil & Gas Sector
4.7
Criteria Air Contaminants (CACs) Technical Source Guide for Reporting to the National Pollutant Release Inventory - 2002
4.8
Links to Industry Associations
4.9 Common Pollution Control Devices with Respective Removal Efficiencies
4.10
Other Information Sources
4.11
Phosphorus Guidance
4.12
CPPI VOC Speciation Methodology
4.13
2004 Canadian Energy Partnership for Environmental Innovation Natural Gas Combustion Emissions Calculator
Other Information
5.1
Alphabetical Listing of NPRI Substances for 2003
5.2
NPRI Substances for 2003, Listed by Chemical Abstracts Service Registry Number
5.3
Definition of VOC
5.3.1
List of > 800 VOC Substances
5.3.2
Part 5 Speciated VOC - Complementary Information (Synonyms and Compounds)
[
version pdf
20kb ]
5.3.3
List of VOC Substances Found in NPRI Part 1
5.4
Reported Mercury Content of Various Products and Materials
5.5
List of Nonylphenol and its Ethoxylates
5.6
List of Octylphenol and its Ethoxylates
5.7
Four-digit North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Codes
5.8
Six-digit North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Codes
5.9
Two-digit 1980 Canadian Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Codes
5.10
Two-digit 1987 U.S. Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code
5.11
Background and Legal Information
5.12
Reference and Bibliography
5.13
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