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AIR POLLUTION CONTROL PERMIT APPLICATION FORM 4500-1B: FUEL BURNING EQUIPMENT Complete one form for each combustion device not exempt from air pollution control requirements. Metal furnaces, lime kilns and other process equipment where flue gases from fuel combustion directly contact process raw materials should be identified on Form 4500-1P: Miscellaneous Processes and not on this Form 4500-1B. Item 1 — Provide the facility name. Item 2 — Assign an identification number to this equipment (e.g., B-1, B-2, etc.). This number should appear on the appropriate Form 450'i 1S: Stack Identification and Form 4500-1C: Air Pollution Control Equipment completed for stacks and control devices used in conjunction with this fuel burning equipment. Item 3 — Provide an identification number for the stack which exhausts this equipment. 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, for this fuel burning equipment. This number should also app-,.ar on the appropriate Form 4500-1C: Air Pollution Control Equipment completed for this cootro) device. Item 5 — Provide the name of the i,tanufacturer of either the burners, heat exchanger or complete fuel burning equipment package which would adequately identify this equipment. Item 6 — Provide the model number of the equip7r.,”it identified in Item 5. Item 7 — Provide the expected operating hours under peak load conditions. Item 8 — If two or more fuels are burned simultaneously, identify the most frequently used fuel mixes providing the expected percentage of total heat input for each fuel. Item 9 — Maximum heat input, for Luis -quipment considering all fuels in units of million BTU's per hour. Item 10 — Complete this table for all fuels identified under Item 8. If two or more fuels are burned simultaneously, provide fu. .mposition data for each fuel and consumption rates for each fuel for the heat input mix proNid-d i:r;cier Item 8. Ash and sulfur contents are not required for natural gas, propane, or butane fuels. Item 11 — Provide a representative proximate and ultimate analysis for all solid and waste fuels. These fuels include coal, wood, sludges, refuse derived fuels, waste oils, etc. The proximate analysis should include the higher heating value, as received (BTU per pound), moisture content (percent by weight), volatile matter (percent by weight), fixed carbon (percent by weight), and ash content (percent by weight). The ultimate analysis should include the following in units of percent by weight: carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, sulfur, ash, and oxygen. Item 12 — Provide an analysis for all waste fuels for the following substances in units of parts per million by weight: arsenic, cadmium, chromium. lead, mercury, nickel, chlorine, and total halogens. Examples of waste fuels are sludges, refuse derived fuels, and waste oils. Item 13 — Complete one Form 4500 I S. `tack Identification for each stack exhausting this fuel burning equipment. Item 14 - Complete one Form 4500-1C: Air Pollution Control Equipment for each air pollution control device reducing emissions from this equipment.