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BACT for Toxics, Sheet-fed Lithographic Presses, VOC
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BACT for Toxics, Sheet-fed Lithographic Presses, VOC The Maryland Air Management Administration has, since 1987, requires sheet-fed lithographic presses to limit volatile organic compound emissions to 20 pounds per day unless the discharge is reduced by 85 percent or more overall. To meet the requirements stated in the preceding paragraph, the following operating conditions must be met unless alcohol with a specific gravity greater than 0.829 at 68øF is used:
(b) The fountain solution shall be refrigerated to 55 degrees F or less and shall be monitored by a temperature indicator mounted on the tray holding the fountain solution; (c) The fountain solution tray shall be covered; and (d) Clean-up rags shall be stored, drained and disposed of in a closed container.
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