32 C.F.R. § 650.92 Air emission monitoring and reporting.
Title 32 - National Defense
(a) Fixed sources. Air emissions will be monitored in accordance with EPA approved State, regional or local regulations. The more common pollutants that are monitored include particulates, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, oxides of nitrogen, hydrocarbons, and photochemical oxidants. Mandatory monitoring is imposed where more toxic emissions, such as nitric and sulfuric acid mists and asbestos, are released to the atmosphere. Such records on emissions as may be specified by EPA will be maintained and submitted as required. (b) Mobile sources. The periodic monitoring of vehicle emissions serves to verify the effectiveness of emission controls and engine combustion efficiency. Installations having large vehicle fleets are encouraged to institute such monitoring procedures. No reports are required for these emission monitoring operations. (c) Technical assistance. Technical assistance relating to health and welfare considerations of air pollution problems can be obtained from Commander, US Army Health Services Command (HSC-PA), Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234. Specific services available include:— (1) Collection of pollutant emission data, operating criteria and performance standards for air pollution abatement equipment. (2) Consultation on current Federal and State air quality regulations, standards and monitoring instrumentation. (3) Source and ambient air evaluations to demonstrate compliance of existing sources with air quality regulations or standards. (4) Provide assistance in collection and interpretation of air quality data for development of EIA or EIS.
Title 32: National Defense
PART 650—ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND ENHANCEMENT (AR 200–1)
Subpart D—Air Pollution Abatement
Standards and Procedures
§ 650.92 Air emission monitoring and reporting.
