25 Pa. Code § 123.23 - Byproduct coke oven gas
(a) No
person may permit the emission of byproduct coke oven gas into the outdoor
atmosphere unless the gas is first burned.
(b) No person may permit the flaring or
combustion of a coke oven byproduct gas which contains sulfur compounds,
expressed as equivalent hydrogen sulfide, in concentrations greater than 50
grains per 100 dry standard cubic feet. The sulfur compounds, expressed as
equivalent hydrogen sulfide, emitted into the outdoor atmosphere from any tail
gas sulfur recovery equipment utilized in a coke oven gas desulfurization
system approved by the Department shall be included in the determination of
these concentrations.
(c)
Subsections (a) and (b) do not apply to emissions of coke oven gas from:
(1) An oven which is dampered off:
(i) Prior to and during the pushing operation
of the oven.
(ii) Because of some
malfunction associated with the oven.
(2) Unavoidable oven leakage occurring during
the coking cycle.
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