South Coast Air Quality Management District, Form 400-E-7 (2014.07)
Mail To:
SCAQMD
P.O. Box 4944
Diamond Bar, CA 91765-0944
Tel: (909) 396-3385
www.aqmd.gov
South Coast Air Quality Management District
Form 400-E-7
Dry-Cleaning Equipment
This form must be accompanied by a completed Application for a Permit to Construct/Operate - Forms 400-A, Form 400-CEQA, and
Form 400-PS.
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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
Under the California Public Records Act, all information in your permit application will be considered a matter of public record and may be disclosed to a third party. If you wish to keep
certain items as confidential, please complete the following steps:
(a) Make a copy of any page containing confidential information blanked out. Label this page “public copy.”
(b) Label the original page “confidential.” Circle all confidential items on the page.
(c) Prepare a written justification for the confidentiality of each confidential item. Append this to the confidential copy.
THIS IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT
Pursuant to the California Public Records Act, your permit application and any supplemental documentation are public records and may be disclosed to a third party. If you wish to
claim certain limited information as exempt from disclosure because it qualifies as a trade secret, as defined in the District’s Guidelines for Implementing the California Public Records
Act, you must make such claim at the time of submittal
to the District.
Check here if you claim that this form or its attachments contain confidential trade secret information.
* Solvent Consumed = Solvent Purchase + Initial Inventory - Final Inventory - Waste Credit (Please Attach Supporting Documents.)
Section A - Operator Information
Facility Name (Business Name of Operator That Appears On Permit): Valid AQMD Facility ID (Available On Permit Or Invoice Issued By AQMD):
Address where the equipment will be operated:
Section B - Equipment Description
Dry-Cleaning Machine
Manufacturer: Model: Date of Manufacture:
Certification
Is this dry-cleaning machine certified by the California Air Resources Board (CARB)? Yes No
Link to CARB website for certification information http://www.arb.ca.gov/toxics/dryclean.htm
Control
Closed loop with primary and secondary control Closed loop with primary and add-on secondary control
Primary Control Only (Condenser) Other:
Load Capacity Pounds Clothes Cleaned Per Day pounds/day
Section C - Process Description
Type of Solvent
Please attach a copy of the
Material Data Safety Sheet
for all solvents
Hydrocarbon (Petroleum) Solvent Other:
Solvent Usage
Operating Schedule
Gallons Of Solvent Consumed* Per Month:
Density of Solvent: lbs/gal
Operating Parameters
Max. No. of Loads:
per day Min. No. of Loads: per day
Drying Cycle Time:
minutes/load Cool Down Cycle Time: minutes/load
Type Of Building Where Dry
-Cleaner Is Located
Co-Commercial (CC): Share building with commercial occupants, no residents - includes malls
Stand-Alone (SA): No other occupants in building
Distance to nearest receptor:
feet Nearest receptor is: Commercial or Residential
Co-Residential (CR): Share building with residential occupants
Operating Schedule
Normal:
hours/day days/week weeks/yr
Maximum:
hours/day days/week weeks/yr
Section D - Control Equipment Operation
Carbon Absorber As
Secondary Control
No. of loads required before Carbon Absorber is regenerated:
Regeneration Time: minutes
Section E - Authorization/Signature
I hereby certify that all information contained herein and information submitted with this application is true and correct.
Preparer
Info
Signature: Date:
Title: Company Name:
Name:
Phone #: Fax #:
Email:
Contact
Info
Name:
Title: Company Name:
Phone #: Fax #:
Email:
Validate/Print
Reset
Data
Operating Schedule
Emissions Summary
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South Coast Air Quality Management District
Form 400-E-7
Emission Calculations
Hydrocarbon (Petroleum) Solvent Only
South Coast Air Quality Management District, Form 400-E-7; Emission Calculations Hydrocarbon (Petroleum) Solvent Only (2014.07)
A/N:
Facility Name:
Equipment Type: Hydrocarbon (Petroleum) Dry Cleaning Machine
Manufacturer:
Model:
Capacity
lb/load
HC Consumption
gal/month
Clothes Cleaned/Day
lb/day
Clothes Cleaned/Week
lb/week
Specific Gravity of Petroleum
Density of HC (Petroleum)
lb/gal
Control Efficiency*
Monthly Uncontrolled Emissions =
HC Consumption x HC (Petroleum) Density
Monthly Controlled Emissions =
Monthly Uncontrolled x (1 - eff)
Daily Uncontrolled Emissions =
(Monthly Uncontrolled/4.33 weeks)/(No. of days per week)
Daily Controlled Emissions =
(Monthly Controlled/4.33 weeks)/(No. of days per week)
Hourly Uncontrolled Emissions =
R1 = Daily Uncontrolled/Max. hours per day
Hourly Controlled Emissions =
R2 = Daily Controlled/Max. hours per day
Annual Average =
R2 x (Max. hours/day) x (days/wk) x (wks/year)
lbs/month
lbs/month
lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/hr
lbs/hr
lbs/year
30 days Average =
R2 x (Max. hours/day) x (days/wk) x (4.33 wk/mon)/30 days
lbs/day
Daily Average
Daily Max
hours/day
Weekly
days/week
Yearly
week/year
Emissions Units Uncontrolled Controlled
Monthly
lbs/month 64.10
Daily
lbs/day 2.96
Hourly R1/R2
lbs/hr 0.74
Annual
lbs/yr
30-Day Average
lbs/day
* Based on the status report on Rule 1421, dated December 3, 2004, staff determined that 34% VOC is emitted from Hydrocarbon machines.
3500
66%
South Coast Air Quality Management District
Form 400-E-7
Emission Calculations
Hydrocarbon (Petroleum) Solvent Only
EVALUATION REPORT FOR PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT/OPERATE
APPLICANT’S NAME:
APPLICATION NO:
EQUIPMENT LOCATION:
EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION:
DRY CLEANING MACHINE, HYDROCARBON SOLVENT, LINDUS, MODEL NUMBER PM45, CLOSED LOOP, WATER COOLED VA-
POR CONDENSER.
EMISSION CALCULATIONS:
See emission calculation on previous page.
RULES EVALUATION:
Rule 212: There are no K-12 schools located within 1,000 ft of this facility, this installation will result in an increase of air contaminants
but will produce no increase in health risk at any receptor location. Therefore a public notice is not required.
Rule 401: The equipment is expected to comply with the opacity limits provided in Rule 401.
Rule 402: Nuisance complaints are not expected.
Rule 1102: The equipment is equipped with primary control, and secondary control consisting of a refrigerated condenser. Compliance
is expected.
Rule XIII: New Source Review
Compliance is expected as shown below:
1303 (a)(1) – Best Available Control Technology (BACT)
The equipment complies with District BACT Guidelines.
1303 (b)(1) – ROG emissions are exempt from modeling.
1303 (b)(2) – Controlled Emissions of
lbs ROG/day are less than 22 lbs ROG/day (4 tons ROG/year), therefore offsets are
not required for this equipment.
Regulation XX: This facility is not in the RECLAIM program so this regulation is not applicable to this facility.
Regulation XXX: This is not a Title V facility so this regulation is not applicable to this facility.
South Coast Air Quality Management District, Form 400-E-7; Emission Calculations Hydrocarbon (Petroleum) Solvent Only (2014.07)
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South Coast Air Quality Management District
Form 400-E-7
Emission Calculations
Hydrocarbon (Petroleum) Solvent Only
South Coast Air Quality Management District, Form 400-E-7; Emission Calculations Hydrocarbon (Petroleum) Solvent Only (2014.07)
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CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS:
The application is expected to comply with all applicable District Rules and Regulations. A Permit to Construct/Operate is recommended
subject to the following conditions:
1. OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT SHALL BE CONDUCTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL DATA AND SPECIFICATIONS
SUBMITTED WITH THE APPLICATION UNDER WHICH THIS PERMIT IS ISSUED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED BELOW.
2. THIS EQUIPMENT SHALL BE PROPERLY MAINTAINED AND KEPT IN GOOD OPERATING CONDITION AT ALL TIMES.
3. THIS EQUIPMENT SHALL ONLY USE PETROLEUM SOLVENT WITH AN INITIAL BOILING POINT NOT LESS THAN 372
DEGREES FAHRENHEIT AS A DRY CLEANING FLUID.
4. THE TOTAL QUANTITY OF PETROLEUM SOLVENT THAT IS REPLENISHED IN THIS EQUIPMENT SHALL NOT EXCEED
GALLONS PER MONTH AVERAGED OVER ANY 12-MONTH PERIOD.
5. EACH WORKING DAY THE OPERATOR SHALL INSPECT AND CLEAN WITH A WET CLOTH THE FOLLOWING EQUIP
MENT: THE GASKETS AND THE EDGES OF THE LOADING DOOR, LOADING DOOR LINER, LINT FILTER, AIR FILTER,
AND WASTE WATER SEPERATOR. IF ANY OF THE SEALS OR GASKETS SHOW SIGNS OF WEAR (e.g. CUTS OR
TEARS) SUCH THAT THEY WILL NOT PROVIDE AN IMPERVOUS SEAL AGAINST LIQUID OR VAPOR LEAKAGE OR AIR
LEAKAGE INTO THE MACHINE, THE DRY CLEANING MACHINE SHALL NOT BE OPERATED UNTIL THOSE SEALS OR
GASKETS ARE REPLACED.
6. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS FOR ALL DRY CLEANING SOLVENTS USED AT THIS FACILITY SHALL BE KEPT
CURRENT AND MADE AVAILABLE TO DISTRICT PERSONNEL UPON REQUEST.
7. ALL WASTE MATERIALS WHICH HAVE COME INTO CONTACT WITH ANY SOLVENT SHALL BE STORED IN ENCLOSED
CONTAINERS AND DISPOSED OF IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
SERVICES.
8. IN ADDITION TO THE RECORD-KEEPING REQUIREMENTS OF RULE 1102, RECORDS OF SOLVENT USAGE, INSPEC
TIONS AND REPAIRS SHALL BE MAINTAINED TO PROVE COMPLIANCE WITH CONDITION NUMBERS 4 AND 5. THESE
RECORDS SHALL BE RETAINED ON SITE FOR AT LEAST TWO YEARS AND SHALL BE MADE AVAILABLE TO SCAQMD
REPRESENTATIVES UPON REQUEST.
9. PETROLEUM SOVENTS USED IN THIS EQUIPMENT AT THIS FACILITY SHALL NOT CONTAIN ANY COMPOUNDS IDEN
TIFIED AS CARCINOGENIC AIR CONTAMINANTS IN RULE 1401 AS AMENDED ON MARCH 4, 2005.
10. THIS EQUIPMENT SHALL COMPLY WITH RULE 1102.