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Method 22 is a simple procedure that uses the human eye to determine the total time an industrial activity causes visible emissions. buildings that contain the process, or directly from process equipment.
This method applies to the measurement of the opacity of emissions from stationary sources by continuous opacity monitoring systems (COMS), in order to determine compliance with an emissions standard. The method is not applicable where water droplets are present in the effluent being measured. 1.2 Principle.
Time-Exception Regulations 1.0 Scope and Application What is Method 203B? Method 203B is an example test method suitable for State Implementation Plans (SIPs) and is applicable to the determination of the opacity of emissions from sources of visible emissions for time-exception regulations.
Method 22 is one method used to make sure the process and any emission control equipment are operating properly and are not generating excess emissions. Method 22 can also be used for visible emissions from stationary sources such as smoke stacks if there is such a requirement in the applicable emission standard.
You must record opacity observations to the nearest 5 percent at 5- second intervals on an observational record sheet. Each observation recorded represents the average of emissions for the 5-second period.
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Method 9 (the Method) is defined as the visual determination of the opacity of emissions from stationary sources. Method 9 is a statistically-based methodology for quantifying the level of emissions.
2). It is a method of determining the average opacity from a source. For this Method, the readings are taken at 15 second intervals, and +are then averaged over a six minute interval.

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