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Minor Permit Modification Procedures (§2103.14.C) AIR QUALITY PROGRAM 301 39th Street, Bldg. #7 Pittsburgh, PA 15201-1811 Title V Operating Permit & Federally Enforceable State Operating Permit Issued To: University of Pittsburgh ACHD Permit #: 0647-OP20 Facility: University of Pittsburgh, Date of Issuance: Month 00, 20XX Pittsburgh Campus 3412 Forbes Avenue Expiration Date: Month 00, 20XX Pittsburgh, PA 15260 Renewal Date: expiration date – 6mo. Issued By: Prepared By: JoAnn Truchan, P.E. Bernadette Lipari Section Chief, Engineering Air Quality Engineer [This page left intentionally blank] pitt -tvop.doc 2 Proposed: May 20, 2020 University of Pittsburgh, CONTACT Pittsburgh Campus INFORMATION Title V Operating Permit #0647-OP20 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. CONTACT INFORMATION ................................................................................. 4 II. FACILITY DESCRIPTION ................................................................................... 5 III. GENERAL CONDITIONS – MAJOR SOURCE .............................................. 16 IV. SITE LEVEL TERMS AND CONDITIONS ...................................................... 27 V. EMISSION UNIT LEVEL TERMS AND CONDITIONS ................................ 35 A. SURFACE COATING AND PRINTING (CP1, SP1, PP1, PLS1) .............................................. 35 B. NATURAL GAS-FIRED BOILERS, SPACE HEATERS, AND WATER HEATERS < 5 MMBTU/HR 38 C. NATURAL GAS-FIRED BOILERS 5 - 15 MMBTU/HR .......................................................... 41 D. CARRILLO STREET BOILERS (B48-1, B48-2, B48-3, B48-4, B48-5, B48-6) ...................... 43 E. DIESEL GENERATORS (DG1 – DG14, DG16 – DG37, DG40 – DG48, DG50 – DG54, DG56 – DG77, AND DG33-1 & DG33-2) ..................................................................................... 51 F. NATURAL GAS GENERATORS (NG-6, NG-17, NG-18, NG-8, AND NG-20) ....................... 55 G. INCINERATOR (I-004) .......................................................................................................... 57 VI. MISCELLANEOUS .............................................................................................. 60 A. STORAGE TANKS ................................................................................................................. 60 VII. ALTERNATIVE OPERATING SCENARIOS .................................................. 61 VIII. EMISSIONS LIMITATIONS SUMMARY ........................................................ 62 AMENDMENTS: DATE SECTION(S) pitt -tvop.doc 3 Proposed: May 20, 2020 University of Pittsburgh, CONTACT Pittsburgh Campus INFORMATION Title V Operating Permit #0647-OP20 I. CONTACT INFORMATION Facility Location: University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Campus Public Safety Building, 4th Floor 3412 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15260 Permittee/Owner: University of Pittsburgh Public Safety Building, 4th Floor 3412 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15260 Permittee/Operator: same as owner (if not Owner) Responsible Official: Jay M. Frerotte Title: Director, Environmental Health and Safety Company: University of Pittsburgh Address: Public Safety Building, 4th Floor 3412 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15260 Telephone Number: (412) 624-9505 Fax Number: (412) 624-8524 Facility Contact: Keith M. Duval Title: Environmental Manager Telephone Number: (412) 624-8952 Fax Number: (412) 624-8524 E-mail Address: [email protected] AGENCY ADDRESSES: ACHD Engineer: Bernadette Lipari Title: Air Quality Engineer Telephone Number: 412-578-8142 Fax Number: 412-578-8144 E-mail Address: [email protected] ACHD Contact: Chief Engineer Allegheny County Health Department Air Quality Program 301 39th Street, Building #7 Pittsburgh, PA 15201-1811 EPA Contact: Enforcement Programs Section (3AP12) USEPA Region III 1650 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19103-2029 pitt -tvop.doc 4 Proposed: May 20, 2020 University of Pittsburgh, FACILITY Pittsburgh Campus DESCRIPTION Title V Operating Permit #0647-OP20 II. FACILITY DESCRIPTION The University of Pittsburgh is a public university located in Pittsburgh. The source consists of one (1) campus- wide painting, one (1) Melwood spray booth, one printing operations, one (1) Melwood laminate spray area, seventy-five (75) natural gas-fired boilers, six (6) natural gas fired boilers using No. 2 fuel oil as backup fuel with two (2) diesel-fired emergency generator engines, thirteen (13) natural gas-fired space heaters, forty-three (43) natural gas-fired hot water heaters, seventy-two (72) diesel-fired emergency generator engines, and five (5) natural gas-fired emergency generator engines. There is one diesel storage tank associated with each diesel fired emergency generator and the boilers using fuel oil as backup fuel. The University also acquired the Biomedical Science Tower (BST) Incinerator in a transfer from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. The University of Pittsburgh is a minor source of particulate matter (PM), particulate matter of 10 microns or less in diameter (PM10), particulate matter of 2.5 microns or less in diameter (PM2.5), sulfur oxides (SOX), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and hazardous air pollutants (HAPs), and a major source of nitrogen oxides (NOX), and carbon monoxide (CO) as defined in section 2101.20 of Article XXI. The facility is also a major source of greenhouse gas emissions (CO2e) as defined in the U.S. EPA Greenhouse Gas Tailoring Rule. The emission units regulated by this permit are summarized in Table II-1: TABLE II-1: Emission Unit Identification CONTROL MAXIMUM FUEL/RAW STACK I.D. SOURCE DESCRIPTION DEVICE(S) CAPACITY MATERIAL I.D. Processes Paints and CP1 Campus-Wide Painting Uncontrolled 7,850 gallons/yr - Solvents Melwood Spray Booth Paints and SP1 Fabric Filter 150 gallons/yr SP1 Furniture Painting Solvents University Literature Printing Inks and PP1 Uncontrolled 4,526 gallons/yr - (Thomas Blvd.) Solvents PLS1 Laminate Spray Area (Melwood) Fabric Filter 260 gallons/yr Adhesives LS1 BST Waste Incinerator Crawford I-004 Uncontrolled 5 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas S001 C5000P Class 5 Boilers and Heaters B1 0.44 MMBtu/hr SB1 Nine (9) AO Smith Boilers through Uncontrolled (3.96 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas through (Fraternity Boilers) B9 total) SB9 B10 0.70 MMBtu/hr Two (2) Lochnivar AWN701PM and Uncontrolled (1.4 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB10 (Sutherland Hall) B11 total) Ace Heater B8G 0.64 MMBtu/hr B22 Uncontrolled Natural Gas SB22 (Forbes Craig Bldg) Bryan Boilers B23A RW1050-S-15-FDG Uncontrolled 10.7 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas B23 (Biotech Building) pitt -tvop.doc 5 Proposed: May 20, 2020 University of Pittsburgh, FACILITY Pittsburgh Campus DESCRIPTION Title V Operating Permit #0647-OP20 CONTROL MAXIMUM FUEL/RAW STACK I.D. SOURCE DESCRIPTION DEVICE(S) CAPACITY MATERIAL I.D. Bryan Boilers B23B RW1050-S-15-FDG Uncontrolled 8.7 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas B23 (Biotech Building) Bryan Boilers B23C RW1050-S-15-FDG Uncontrolled 8.7 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas B23 (Biotech Building) Peerless Boiler B26 211A-06-W Uncontrolled 1.05 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB26 (Child Care Center) AO Smith Boiler B27 LB-1000-920 Uncontrolled 1.00 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB27 (Eureka) B28A 0.6 MMBtu/hr Two (2) Lochnivar AWN601PM and Uncontrolled (1.2 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB28 (Forbes Residence Hall) B28B total) B30A Three (3) Lochinvar Boilers 1.03 MMBtu/hr through PBN1002 Uncontrolled (3.09 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB32 B30C (Craig Hall) total) Peerless Boiler B31 211-10-S-1 Uncontrolled 1.89 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB31 (Falk School) 0.164 MMBtu/hr, B33A Three (3) American Standard 0.164 MMBtu/hr, through 4BN-J2 Uncontrolled 0.125 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB33 B33C (310 Oakland Ave) (0.453 MMBtu/hr total) B35A Three (3) Galaxy Boilers 0.25 MMBtu/hr through GG-250 Uncontrolled (0.75 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB35 B35C (306 Oakland Ave) total) Burnham Boiler B36 208NCL-TE12 Uncontrolled 0.24 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB36 (264 Oakland Ave Apts) Crane Boiler 7-202 B37 Uncontrolled 0.18 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB37 (268 Oakland Ave Apts) Weil-McLain Boiler H-10 B38 Uncontrolled 0.54 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB38 (296-306 Oakland Ave) Three (3) Weil-McLain Boilers B39A 0.167 MMBtu/hr HE-6 through Uncontrolled (0.50 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB39 (College Garden Apts - 5820 B39C total) Elwood) Two (2) Hydro-Therm Boilers B40A 0.25 MMBtu/hr R-250B and Uncontrolled (0.50 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB40 (College Garden Apts -5830 B40B total) Elwood) pitt -tvop.doc 6 Proposed: May 20, 2020 University of Pittsburgh, FACILITY Pittsburgh Campus DESCRIPTION Title V Operating Permit #0647-OP20 CONTROL MAXIMUM FUEL/RAW STACK I.D. SOURCE DESCRIPTION DEVICE(S) CAPACITY MATERIAL I.D. Two (2) Hydro-Therm Boilers B41A 0.25 MMBtu/hr R-250C-PV and Uncontrolled (0.50 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB41 (College Garden Apts - 5840 B41B total) Elwood) Two (2) Hydro-Therm Boilers B42A 0.285 MMBtu/hr KBN286 and Uncontrolled (0.57 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB42 (College Garden Apts - 5821 B42B total) Walnut) Two (2) Hydro-Therm Boilers B43A 0.285 MMBtu/hr KBN286 and Uncontrolled (0.57 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB43 (College Garden Apts - 5831 B43B total) Walnut) Two (2) Lochinar-Knight Boilers B44A 0.285 MMBtu/hr KBN286 and Uncontrolled (0.57 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB44 (College Garden Apts - 5841 B44B total) Walnut) One (1) Weil-McLain Boiler B45 LGB-8 Uncontrolled 0.91 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB45 (263 Atwood Ave Apts) B46A Two (2) Knight Boilers 0.50 MMBtu/hr and KBN501 Uncontrolled (1.00 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB46 B46B (305 Atwood Ave Apts) total) One (1) Bryan Boiler CLM150- W-G1 B47 Uncontrolled 1.44 MMBtu/hr Natural Gas SB47 (Mayflower Apts - 141 N. Dithridge) B48-1 140 MMBtu/hr B48-1 Six (6) Nebraska Boilers Natural Gas/ through Uncontrolled
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