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AIR POLLUTION CONTROL PERMIT APPLICATION FORM 4500-1P: MISCELLANEOUS PROCESSES Complete one form for each process for which an Air Pollution Control Permit is required. If the information requested does not adequately describe the process, additional equipment specifications and descriptions should be submitted as necessary. Item 1 — Provide the facility name. Item 2 — Assign an identification number for this process (e.g., P-1, P-2, etc.). This number should also appear on the appropriate Form 4500.15: Stack Identification and Form 4500-1C: Air Pollution Control Equipment completed for this process. Item 3 — Provide an identification number for the stack exhausting this process. This number should also appear on the appropriate Form 4500-1S: Stack Identification completed for this stack. Item 4 — Provide an identification number for the control device, if any, reducing the emissions from this process. This number should also appear on the appropriate Form 4500-1C: Air Pollution Control Equipment completed for this control device. Item 5 — Describe the process in general terms. Include the types of operations involved, the end products of this process and uses of the product. Item 6 — Attach a flow diagram preferably drawn on 81/2" X 11" or 81/2" X 14" size paper. Clearly identify significant pieces of equipment, pick-up points and exhaust hooding for dusts, fumes and vapors, emission control equipment and stacks or vents which exhaust this process to the ambient air. Identify the points at which raw materials enter and finished products exit the process. For existing processes which are being modified, identify which components of the process are existing and which are new. Item 7 — Self explanatory. Item 8 — Self explanatory. Item 9 — Self explanatory. Item 10 — Check appropriate item and provide the data requested. Item 11 — If the heat from the flue gases resulting from the fuel combustion do not directly contact the raw materials or end product and the fuel burning equipment is large enough to require an Air Pollution Control Permit, then this fuel burning equipment should be identified on a Form 4500-1B, Fuel Burning Installations. If any fuels are burned to provide direct heat to the raw materials or end product, list these fuels and their usage under Item 11A. Provide the maximum heat input to the burner of these fuels in million BTU per hour under Item 11B. Under Item 11C, if fuels other than natural gas, propane, or #2 fuel oil are to be burned, submit the information required under Items 10, 11, and 12 on Form 4500-1B, Fuel Burning Equipment. For each fuel, Item 10 requires the higher heating value (BTU per pound), the average and maximum ash and sulfur contents (percent by weight), the average and maximum hourly fuel usage, expected yearly consumption, moisture contents of solid fuels (percent by weight), if ash reinjection is used, fuel charging method, fuel charging measurement method, and excess combustion air (%). Item 11 requires that a proximate and ultimate analysis be provided for each solid or waste fuel. Item 12 requires that for all waste fuels (e.g. sludges, refuse derived fuels, waste oils, etc.), an analysis be submitted for arsenic, cadmium, chromium, lead, mercury, nickel, chlorine, and total halogens. Item 12 — Include the typical height, width, length and composition of these storage piles. Item 13 - Complete one Form 4500-1S: Stack Identification for each stack exhausting this operation. Item 14 — Complete one Form 4500-1C: Air Pollution Control Equipment for each control device reducing emissions from this process.