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Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations

Version of section 20 from 2016-06-17 to 2025-11-20:


Marginal note:Determination of Lw

 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

H
is the concentration of hydrogen in the fuel combusted during that hour, expressed in kg of hydrogen per kg of that fuel, being
  • (a) for commercial grade natural gas,

    • (i) a weighted average calculated on the basis of the determination of the concentration, expressed in kg/kg, of each of the constituents of the commercial grade natural gas made in accordance with ASTM D1945-03 or ASTM D1946-90, or

    • (ii) 0.237 kg/kg, and

  • (b) in any other case, the concentration determined in accordance with subsections 23(1) and (2);

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
HHVm
is the higher heating value of the fuel combusted during that hour, expressed on a mass basis in kJ/kg, being
  • (a) for commercial grade natural gas,

    • (i) the higher heating value determined in accordance with any of the required HHV methods set out in section 22 that apply, or

    • (ii) 51 800 kJ/kg, and

  • (b) in any other case, the weighted average of the higher heating value of each fuel introduced into the combustion chamber, expressed on a mass basis in kJ/kg, determined in accordance with any of the required HHV methods set out in section 22 that apply;

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