Emission Tests Sample Clauses
The 'Emission Tests' clause establishes requirements for testing products or equipment to ensure they meet specified emission standards. Typically, this clause outlines the types of tests to be conducted, the frequency of testing, and the acceptable limits for emissions such as pollutants or particulates. For example, it may require that vehicles or machinery undergo periodic checks to verify compliance with environmental regulations. The core function of this clause is to ensure that products do not exceed legal or contractual emission limits, thereby promoting environmental responsibility and regulatory compliance.
Emission Tests. 10.1.1.1.1. A vehicle equipped with a representative engine and the engine retrofit system shall be tested on the road, while the emissions are measured with a Portable Emission Measurement System.
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Emission Tests. [A-2-007]. The Compliance Inspection and Enforcement staffs place a great importance on emission tests. Approximately 75 emission sources in the State of Maine are required to conduct emission tests. Specific test requirements are found in a facility’s license and are derived from federal regulations and state regulations. Every emission license contains a condition which allows the Department to require emission testing for causes such as suspected non-compliance. Tests are conducted at various intervals, with the majority being tested annually, or every two years. A few facilities are required to test every three years. The testing frequency exceeds the 2000-2001 national strategy requirement. Test observations are documented with written reports and as actions in AFS. The compliance staff will survey the major facilities in the state in 2000 and 2001 to assess if any have not complied with test requirements. The Bureau of Air Quality will also assess the need for emission tests at major sources which do not currently have testing requirements and which have not been tested in the past seven (7) years. Related EPA Priorities: Emission test at facilities which have not been tested in five (5) years MEASURE OF SUCCESS ➢ Number of test observations in AFS
Emission Tests. Attachment B of the Good Neighbor Agreement outlines testing requirements for emission abatement equipment. Provides the opportunity to evaluate the accuracy of the emissions inventory and communicate any changes in emissions as time passes. The opportunity for the Neighbor Groups to observe emissions tests further supports open communications and understanding between Intel and its neighbors.
Emission Tests. The Compliance Inspection and Enforcement staffs place a great importance on emission tests. Approximately 75 emission sources in the State of Maine are required to conduct emission tests. Specific test requirements are found in a facility’s license and are derived from federal regulations and state regulations. Every emission license contains a condition, which allows the Department to require emission testing for causes such as suspected non- compliance. Tests are conducted at various intervals, with the majority being tested annually, or every two years. A few facilities are required to test every three years. Test observations are documented with written reports. All test at stationary sources, both observed and unobserved will be recorded in the compliance database. The Bureau of Air Quality will continue to assess the need for emission tests at major sources which do not currently have testing requirements and which have not been tested in the past seven (7) years.