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{longname} Q88. If a combustion unit with a heat input capacity less than 250 mmBtu per hour burns both natural gas and a liquid fuel, and the quantities are known can Tier 1 be used for the natural gas calculations and Tier 2 for the liquid or must Tier 2 be used for both? {longname} |
A88.
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The
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tiering
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requirements
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are
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applied
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to
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each
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fuel
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in
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a
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combustion
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unit,
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not
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to
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the
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combustion
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unit
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as
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a
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whole.
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Therefore,
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in
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this
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example,
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different
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tier
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calculation
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methods
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can
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be
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used
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for
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the
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natural
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gas
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and
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the
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liquid
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fuel
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combusted
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in
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the
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same
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combustion
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unit.
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