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part 2: How to Calculate Potential to Emit part 2 of this workbook discusses how to determine your facility's Potential to emit (PTE). The PTE. calculation process is illustrated in steps using Small Business, Inc. To see an example of how to complete a Potential to emit demonstration just follow along with the blue boxes such as the one below. Small Business, Inc. is a metal coating operation that needs to determine whether or not they are a major source of air contaminants and, therefore, subject to the ROP Program. The PTE process has been broken down into the steps and summarized below, but will be discussed in more detail in the following pages. STEP 1: Conduct a facility inventory to identify process equipment. STEP 2: Gather data for each emission source. STEP 3: Categorize emission sources (permitted, grandfathered, or exempt). STEP 4: Identify legally enforceable limitations.
Potential to Emit Workbook Page 2-3 Next, identify the emission sources. These are the processes at the facility (such as boilers, spray paint booths, degreasers, and generators) that generate air contaminants.
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