40 CFR § 98.490 Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting

§ 98.490 Definition of the source category.

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(a) A coke calciner is a process unit that heats petroleum coke to high temperatures for the purpose of removing impurities or volatile substances in the petroleum coke feedstock.

(b) This source category consists of rotary kilns, rotary hearth furnaces, or similar process units used to calcine petroleum coke and also includes afterburners or other emission control systems used to treat the coke calcining unit's process exhaust gas.

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