Internal Combustion Engines Clause Samples

Internal Combustion Engines. There are twenty-five piston-type internal combustion engines fired on gaseous fuel (field gas) and provide power to well pumps and one electric generator. Table 5.1-1 and Table 5.1-2 of this permit lists these engines, the engine specifications, the operating limitations, and the properties of the fuel burned in the engines. All of these engines have nameplate ratings less than 50 bhp. where: ER = emission rate (lb/period)
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Internal Combustion Engines. The following equipment items are included in this emissions unit category:
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Internal Combustion Engines. Twenty-five (25) spark ignited internal combustion engines, each rated by nameplate and less than 50 bhp (See Table 5.1-1). Twenty-four engines power downhole well pumps and one powers an electric generator. These engines are fired on produced field gas, and are not subject to Rule 333.
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