Content of emissions inventories

Content of emissions inventories. (1) General instructions. Emissions inventories required under this chapter shall be submitted in the manner prescribed by the department. Emissions inventories submitted by facilities shall contain the information specified under s. NR 438.03 (1) and (3) and this section. Emissions shall be reported separately for each process or group of similar processes at each facility. (2) Facility identification and general information. For all facilities the emissions inventories shall include: (a) The name and mailing address of the facility. (b) The location address of the facility. (d) The facility’s applicable NAICS code and SIC code. (f) The name, telephone number, mailing address, and email address of the individual to be contacted regarding the emissions inventory. (3) Emissions-generating units. For each emissions-generating unit, the emissions inventory shall include all of the following: (a) Unit device identifier. (b) Unit device type code. (c) Design capacity, if applicable for the unit device type. (d) For each emissions-generating process, all of the following: 1. Process identifier. 2. Process type code. 3. Source classification code, except for processes at tanks. 4. Throughput material type. 5. Annual throughput. 6. Maximum and average hourly throughput. 7. The normal operation schedule in hours per day, days per week, days per year, and percentages of quarterly activity. 8. The average and maximum sulfur content in percent by weight per fuel, if applicable for the throughput material type. 9. The average and maximum ash content in percent by weight per fuel, if applicable for the throughput material type. 10. For each emission factor, all of the following: a. Pollutant. b. Value or formula. c. Units. d. Origin. 11. Annual emissions by pollutant. 12. The fractions of emissions in percent that flow to connected controlling or discharging processes and the associated unit device and process identifiers. 13. Annual emissions measured by a continuous emissions monitor and pollutant, if applicable. (4) Emissions-controlling units. For each emissions-controlling unit, the emissions inventory shall include all of the following: (a) Unit device identifier. (b) Unit device type code. (c) For each controlling process, all of the following: 1. Process identifier. 2. Process type code. 3. The normal operation schedule in hours per day, days per week, days per year, and percentages of quarterly activity. 4. Control efficiencies by pollutant in percent. 5. The fractions of emissions in percent that flow to connected controlling or discharging processes and the associated unit device and process identifiers. (d) For each emissions-generating process, all of the following: 1. Process identifier. 2. Process type code. 3. Source classification code. 4. Throughput material type. 5. Annual throughput. 6. Maximum and average hourly throughput. 7. The normal operation schedule in hours per day, days per week, days per year, and percentages of quarterly activity. 8. The average and maximum sulfur content in percent by weight per fuel, if applicable for the throughput material type. 9. The average and maximum ash content in percent by weight per fuel, if applicable for the throughput material type. 10. For each emission factor, all of the following: a. Pollutant. b. Value or formula. c. Units. d. Origin. 11. Annual emissions by pollutant. 12. The fractions of emissions that flow to connected controlling or discharging processes and the associated unit device and process identifiers. 13. Annual emissions measured by a continuous emissions monitor and pollutant, if applicable. (5) Emissions-discharging units. For each stack, fugitive, or discharging unit, the emissions inventory shall include all of the following: (a) Unit device identifier. (b) Unit device type code. (c) Discharge height.