Air Operating Permit - Puget Sound Clean Air Agency

EMISSION UNIT SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTSLB.3 Coating, Cleaning, and Depainting OperationsPermit No. 13120Expiration Date: September 12, 2013Page 85 of291EU 3.199 Order ofApproval No.8761 (8)(6/26/03)EU 3. 200 Order ofApproval No.8761 (9)(6/26/03)Boeing Everett shall check the primary dry filtersystems, where visible, for proper seating andcomplete coverage over the exhaust plenum, and shallrecord the results of this inspection. This inspectionshall be conducted monthly or at time of use ifboothis used less frequently than once per month. If filtercoverage is acceptable for all inspections in a one-yearperiod, this inspection frequency may be reduced toonce per calendar quarter. If coverage is unacceptableduring quarterly inspections, monthly inspections shallbe reinstated. If coverage is found to be unacceptable,Boeing shall, within 24 hours of the initialobservation, correct filter coverage or shut down thebooth until the filter coverage has been corrected.Boeing Everett shall annually check to see if thecorrect filters are installed.1I.A.2(d)(ii)Spray Boothsand OtherParticulateControlBoothsII.A.2(d)(ii)Spray Boothsand OtherParticulateControlBoothsEU 3. 201Order ofApproval No.8761 (10)(6/26/03)Boeing Everett shall use one of the high transfereft1ciency (HTE) coating methods when applyingcoatings containing greater than 1% by weight VOCs[HTE for this Order includes high volume lowpressure (0.1 to 10 psig air pressure for atomization)spray equipment, electrostatic spray equipment, flowcoat, dip coat, brush coat, trowel coat (includingdispensing directly from a container such as a squeezetube onto the part), hand-held aerosol cans, roll coat,electrodeposition, curtain coat, or air brush], except asdescribed in Condition II.I1.A.l(d)Work PracticeInspectionBoeing--Everett Permit, issued September 12, 2008; Administrative Amendment 3: October 10, 20 J 2