N.M. Code R. § 20.11.69.13 Emission Limits

• Library: New Mexico Administrative Code
• Edition: 2023
• Currency: Current through Register Vol. 34, No. 24, December 19, 2023
• Citation: N.M. Code R. § 20.11.69.13
• Year: 2023

No owner or operator shall cause or allow exceedence of the following emission limits: (Particulate matter emissions are measured at 12 percent CO2. All other emissions are measured at 7 percent 02. Opacity shall never exceed 10 percent).

(1) For PWDs with a charging capacity of less than 200 lb/hr:

(a) Particulate matter 0.08 gr/dscf

(b) Hydrogen chloride 4 lb/hr or 99 percent control, whichever is more stringent

(c) Carbon monoxide 60 mg/dscm

(d) PCDD/PCDF 500 ng/dscm

(2) For PWDs with a charging capacity of 200 lb/hr to 999 lb/hr (For all metals except mercury, a cadmium surrogate emission limit of 50 µg/kg of waste burned may be used):

(a) Particulate matter 0.03 gr/dscf

(b) Hydrogen chloride 40 mg/dscm

(c) Carbon monoxide 60 mg/dscm

(d) PCDD/PCDF 5 ng/dscm

(e) Oxides of nitrogen 235 mg/dscm

(f) Sulfur dioxide 80 mg/dscm

(g) Arsenic 99 percent removal

(h) Beryllium 99 percent removal

(i) Cadmium 99 percent removal

(j) Chromium 99 percent removal

(k) Lead 99 percent removal

(l) Mercury 90 percent removal

(3) For PWDs with a charging capacity of greater than 100 lb/hr (For all metals except mercury, a cadmium surrogate emission limit of 50 µg/kg of waste burned may be used):

(a) Particulate matter 0.015 gr/dscf

(b) Hydrogen chloride 40 mg/dscm

(c) Carbon monoxide 60 mg/dscm

(d) PCDD/PCDF 5 ng/dscm

(e) Oxides of nitrogen 235 mg/dscm

(f) Sulfur dioxide 80 mg/dscm

(g) Arsenic 99 percent removal

(h) Beryllium 99 percent removal

(i) Cadmium 99 percent removal

(j) Lead 99 percent removal

(k) Mercury...