Inorganic Chemical Concentrations

a.

Altitude:

[_____] m ft above mean sea level (MSL).

b. Stack discharge:

[3] [_____] m [10] [_____] ft above [existing

grade at the site] [MSL].

c.

Minimum equipment [service] [design] life:

[_____] years.

d.

Oxidizer system dimensions:

(1) Maximum vertical projection, (excluding stack):

[_____] m ft.

(2) Maximum ground surface coverage:

[_____] x [_____] m [_____]

x [_____] ft.

e.

Soil bearing capacity:

[_____] MPa psf.

f.

Seismic zone:

[_____].

g.

Wind speed (maximum):

[_____] km/h mph.

h.

Ground snow load:

[_____] kPa psf.

i.

Ambient air temperature

(1) Maximum:

[_____] degrees C F.

(2) Minimum:

[_____] degrees C F.

j.

Groundwater temperature

(1) Maximum:

[_____] degrees C F.

(2) Minimum:

[_____] degrees C F.

1.4.2

Inorganic Chemical Concentrations

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NOTE: Indicate method in the first blank. The

table is an example. Include all identified site

contaminants.

Volatile metals, chlorine, fluorine, phosphorus,

sulfur or freon at low concentrations will poison,

foul or mask catalysts. More innovative

technologies should be strongly considered when

freon is present.

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a. Estimated influent inorganic chemical concentrations in the

[off-gas] [vapor phase] shall be as determined by [_____].

Influent Concentration

Minimum

Average

Maximum

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Fluorides

[_____]

Total Metals (as CaCO3)

[_____]

Copper

[_____]

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