BAY AREA AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
Internal Combustion Engines
4. EMISSION POINT/STACK INFORMATION Check here if the engine has more than one stack or has a continuous pollutant
emission monitor and complete one Form P for each emission point..
Stack outlet height from ground level (ft)
Diameter of stack outlet (inches)
Outlet cross-section area (square inches)
Direction of outlet (check one)
End of outlet (check one)
Exhaust rate at typical operation (acfm)
Exhaust temperature at typical operation (ºF)
5. RISK ASSESSMENT INFORMATION.
Distance from engine to the property line of the nearest residence (ft)
Distance from engine to the property line of the nearest school
1
(ft)
Describe the nearest non-residential, non-school
site (check one)
Distance from engine to the property line of the nearest non-residential, non- school site(ft)
1. K-12 and more than twelve children only.
6. FUEL DATA Complete the table below for each fuel burned. If you are using a fuel other than those listed in the fuel code table,
attach a fuel analysis indicating the higher heating value, sulfur content, and nitrogen content. Please clearly indicate the
measurement unit that corresponds to the information you are submitting. Check here if you are using more than two fuels, and
attach a copy of this page listing the additional fuels.
gal/yr or therm/yr or SCF/yr
wt% liquids or ppmv gases
Emission Factors (Optional)
Others – Check here and attach a separate list under each fuel used.
gal/yr or therm/yr or SCF/yr
wt% liquids or ppmv gases
Emission Factors (Optional)
Others – Check here and attach a separate list under each fuel used.
1. Fuel Codes: Diesel (98) Bio Diesel B100 (815) Bio Diesel B20 Blend (816) Gasoline (551)
Natural Gas (189) Landfill Gas (511) Digester Gas (493) Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) (160)
2. Maximum fuel use rate units: gallon/hr for liquid fuels and SCF/hr for gaseous fuels. (SCF =Standard Cubic Foot)
3. The annual fuel usage is the actual or projected engine fuel consumption over a rolling 12-month time period. Annual usage units: gallons for
liquid fuel, therms for natural gas, and SCF for other gaseous fuels. (therm = 100,000 BTUs, BTU =British Thermal Unit)
4. If you are using diesel, natural gas, or gasoline, you may skip this entry. Heat content units: BTU/gallon for liquid fuels, BTU/SCF for gaseous
fuels. Sulfur content units: weight % for liquid fuels, ppmv for gaseous fuels. (ppmv = parts per million by volume)
5. Emission factors may be reported as gram/brakehp-hr, or as lb per gallon, or as lb per therm, or as lb per SCF.
6. See the Control Efficiency/Emission Factor Basis Code table under Section 3 on page 1 of this form.
7. Place a check in this column if the emission factor applies to emissions after abatement by an add-on abatement device.
7. CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that all information contained herein is true and correct. (Please sign and date this form)
Name of person certifying (print)
Title of person certifying
Signature of person certifying
Approved By: ________________________ Date: _______________ Entered By:_______________________ Date: _____________
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