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{longname} Q82. For a non-Acid Rain combustion turbine rated over 250 mmBtu per hour that only burns diesel oil and pipeline natural gas, is it acceptable to use Tier 2 to calculate CO2 emissions? Is the use of Tier 2 also allowed if the turbine combusts only one of these fuels? {longname} |
Yes,
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to
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both
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questions.
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Tier
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2
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may
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be
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used
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in
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a
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unit
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with
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a
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maximum
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rated
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heat
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input
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capacity
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greater
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than
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250
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mmBtu/hr
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for
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the
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combustion
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of
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pipeline
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natural
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gas
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and/or
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distillate
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fuel
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oil.
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(See
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§98.33(b)(2)(ii)
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and
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the
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definition
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of
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“distillate fuel oil” in §98.6.)
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