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  1. Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations - SOR/2016-151 (Section 88)
    Marginal note:Emissions check — sampling procedure

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    • Marginal note:NO cell temperature

      (2) If the emissions check is conducted with an analyzer that does not display negative concentrations, the NO cell temperature must be recorded at least once each minute during the 15-minute sampling period.


  2. Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations - SOR/2016-151 (Section 82)
    Marginal note:Analyzer — operation and maintenance

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    • (2) Before a calibration error check or an emissions check is conducted in a given location,

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      • (c) after those verifications, the analyzer must be turned on at that location for the longer of

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        • (ii) the period that is necessary for the temperature of the NO electrochemical cell to be within 2°C of ambient air temperature; and


  3. Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations - SOR/2016-151 (Section 20)

    20 Lw referred to in section 18 must be determined for an hour of the given day by the formula

    8.94H × [2450 + 1.989(Tg – Ti)]/HHVm × 100

    where

    Tg 
    is the average temperature, expressed in °C, of the flue gas, as measured in the stack during that hour;
    Ti 
    is the average temperature, expressed in °C, of the air introduced into the combustion chamber during that hour; and

  4. Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations - SOR/2016-151 (Section 19)

    19 Ldfg referred to in section 18 must be determined for an hour in the given day by the formula

    1.005 × (Tg – Ti)/HHVm × Mg × 100

    where

    Tg 
    is the average temperature, expressed in °C, of the flue gas, as measured in the stack, during that hour;
    Ti 
    is the average temperature , expressed in °C, of the air introduced into the combustion chamber during that hour;

  5. Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations - SOR/2016-151 (Section 4)

    4 The following definitions apply in this Part and in Schedules 3 to 7.

    preheated air

    preheated air  means air that is preheated above ambient air temperature before it is introduced into the combustion chamber of a boiler or heater. (air préchauffé)

    standard m3

    standard m3 has the meaning assigned to a cubic metre at standard pressure and standard temperature by the definition standard volume in subsection 2(1) of the Electricity and Gas Inspection Regulations. (m3 normalisé)


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