Sources That Have Installed Pollution Control Equipment
Source | Emissions Unit | Source Test Results | Limit | Control Device | Reason for Control |
Boise Cascade – Elgin
31-0006
| 1975 - 2 Keeler spreader-stoker HFB, 60,000 lb steam/hr, multiclones with dry ESP | 0.008 gr/dscf; 0.027 lb/1000 lb steam | 0.1 gr/dscf | PPC Industries dry ESP installed in 2004; 0.01 gr/dscf at 12% CO2 | A consent decree with EPA, dated 5/13/02, required installation of VOC controls at a facility in Yakima, WA formerly owned by Boise Cascade. A proposal for an alternate project involving installation of a dry electrostatic precipitator (DESP) on the boilers at Elgin was submitted to EPA on 12/22/03 and approved by EPA on 3/2/04. The DESP was installed and operational by 9/6/04; subject to the requirements of the Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Boilers and Process Heaters NESHAP (40 CFR 63, Subpart DDDDD |
Boise Cade - Island City
31-0002 | sanderdust-fired boilers | ESP | |||
Grant Western
| Wood fuel boilers | major renovation of multiclones including complete cone replacement | tired of failing source tests and being issued civil penalties | ||
JELD-WEN Klamath Falls
18-0006 | 1988 Wellons fuel cell; 72.5 MMBtu/hr and 50,000lb steam/hr; | 0.005 gr/dscf @ 12% Co2; | 0.07 gr/dscf to avoid PSD | Wellons W 66 - 8” diameter multiclone 2/3” pressure drop, 36,300 acfm; 2004 ESP | in anticipation of the Boiler MACT; COMS |
Kinzua Pilot Rock (now Boise) 30-0016
| combustion controls | THEY ARE ON THE OTHER LIST. WHY ARE THERE HERE? | |||
Marvin Wood Products 01-0035
| Grain loading? | new blower system to help control additional sawdust created by a new finger joint system | Proactive | ||
Murphy (GP) same as below? | 0.10 | WESP | compliance order | ||
Murphy Plywood (Formerly owned by GP)
LRAPA 203102 | heat cell | 20%/0.1 | Dry ESP | emissions greater than the 0.1 gr/dscf; SFO with LRAPA to install dry ESP | |
Roseburg Forest Product facilities Riddle
10-0078 | 1968 Wyatt-Kipper spreader-stoker HFB, 110,000 lb steam/hr
1978 Kipper spreader-stoker HFB, 70,000 lb/hr, | 0.017 lb/M lb steam
0.184 lb/M lb steam (BACT) | 0.2? 20%
0.1; 20% | Western Pacific multiclone w/110 cyclones; 2006 dry ESP
Zurn multiclone (12 cyclones) with Ducon Spray tower wet scrubber | in anticipation of the original Boiler MACT |
Roseburg Forest Product facilities Coquille
06-0010 | 1958 Garrett & Schafer bentwood tube spreader-stoker HFB, 80,000 lb steam/hr; | 0.038 lb/M lb steam | 0.2? 20% | 2006 dry ESPs added after the existing multiclone controls | in anticipation of the original Boiler MACT |
Stimson Lumber Gaston 34-2066
| (1) 1973 Babcock & Wilcox Dutch oven HFB, 53 MMBt/hr
(2) 1978 Babcock & Wilcox Dutch oven HFB, 53 MMBtu/hr | .1, 20% | ESP and fuel dryer scrubber | controlled a recurring opacity problem; COMS | |
Swanson Group – Glendale 10-0045 | 1951 Babcock & Wilcox Dutch oven HFB, 125 MMBtu/hr | 0.025 lb/m lbs steam at 58,000 lb/hr | 0.2? | Multiclone and dry ESP | |
Wallowa Forest Products | Wood fuel boilers | major renovation of multiclones including complete cone replacement | tired of failing source tests and being issued civil penalties | ||
Weyerhaeuser NR, Sweet Home 22-3010 | 1996 Wellons water tube and wood fired fuel cell, 100,000 lb steam/hr | 0.069 lb/M lb steam | 0.1; 20%; 0.10 lb/MMBtu | Multiclone and dry ESP | |
Weyerhaeuser NR, Warrenton 04-0041 | 1978 Wellons double cell furnace (fuel cell), 40,000 lb steam/hr w/NG | .14 - 04 .18 - 06 .20 - 06 .13 - 06 | 0.1, 20% |