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JSC Environmental Compliance<br />

Procedural Requirements<br />

<strong>JPR</strong> No.<br />

<strong>8550.1</strong>A XXXX.X<br />

Effective Date:<br />

Johnson Space Center • Environmental Compliance Program<br />

Expiration Date:<br />

Expiration Date:<br />

Page Number<br />

3/25/2011<br />

3/25/2016<br />

[Leave Blank]<br />

Page 55 of 123<br />

Chapter 5.0 Managing Regulated Air Emissions<br />

5.1 Scope<br />

a. This chapter outlines the requirements, policies and procedures for equipment that produces<br />

air emissions at JSC, EF, SCTF, and EPFOL. This includes implementing requirements during<br />

the design, construction, operation, modification, replacement, and decommissioning of new<br />

and existing facilities that contribute airborne contaminants to the atmosphere.<br />

b. All facilities or sources of air contaminants, no matter how big or small, are required to<br />

obtain some form of authorization. Authorization to operate stationary sources, (not mobile<br />

sources, i.e. automobiles) is required from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality<br />

(TCEQ) and is required to be operated and maintained in compliance with applicable Federal<br />

and State requirements.<br />

5.2 Regulated Processes<br />

5.2.1 Air Emissions<br />

Processes that emit air contaminants to the atmosphere, including, but not limited to,<br />

combustion byproducts, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, particulates, toxic organic and inorganic<br />

constituents, or other non-inert gases shall be evaluated for applicability of emissions<br />

regulations, permitting requirements, and emissions restrictions.<br />

5.2.2 Fugitive Emissions<br />

Organizations that use chemicals or fuels where there is a potential to emit air contaminants<br />

shall have a process for accurately tracking usage. The EO from the JSC Hazardous Materials<br />

Inventory will collect this information from organizations in order to compile annual emissions<br />

reports to regulatory agencies.<br />

5.2.3 Emission Sources<br />

a. The following is a list of current JSC processes that are regulated under Federal and State<br />

air regulations. The EO—prior to purchase, installation, modification, replacement, elimination,<br />

decommissioning, or ceasing operation—shall evaluate activities, processes, and equipment<br />

related to this list.<br />

(1) Abrasive blasting<br />

(2) Laser cutting<br />

(3) Coating and painting operations (indoor and outdoor)<br />

(4) Cleaning and surface preparation (includes paint stripping, solvent and steam cleaning)<br />

(5) External combustion sources (boilers, water heaters, space heaters, flares, waste<br />

incinerators)<br />

Verify correct version before use at<br />

http://server-mpo.arc.nasa.gov/Services/CDMSDocs/Centers/JSC/Home.tml.<br />

JSC Form JF2420B (MS Word August 28, 2006) (Revised May 30, 2007)

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