In this session, we will look at the various program the EPA has established to control emissions. This will include a brief overview of Clean Air Act programs to gain an understanding of the requirements for monitoring under 40CFR75- the acid rain program and 40CFR60-New Source Performance Standards. We will also use see how available supplemental information and resources can assist in our CEMS compliance. All this while learning where reports are located, how to access reports and applying that knowledge to you own reporting procedures. 

This session is designed to help participants use DataLab to manage filters and save custom views in DataLab, which are used to load and review data quickly.  We will look at the available tools to manage data anomalies and understand the difference between missing and invalid data.  You can filter, summarize, identify, and make data replacements using a practical application.  The calibration and CalLab portion will focus on the requirements of the calibration error test, how those test results are used to validate data, and how to enter the 7-day calibration error test and Cycle Response Time test in StackVision.   

This session will focus on the ProcessNow logic for data processing in StackVision. This will include steps required to initiate ProcessNow, review plant operational data, and available tools to accomplish this, and how to determine which sequences and tasks have been applied to your CEMS configuration.  We will also review ProcessNow historical records and possible troubleshooting ProcessNow errors. 

This session will dive deeper into the quarterly and annual quality assurance requirements. This will include the requirements for Cylinder Gas Audits (CGA), Linearity, Fuel analysis, and Relative Accuracy Test Audit (RATA).  We will see how to enter the specific test data into StackVision to become part of the CEMS-required records.   

During this presentation, we will define what a certification event is, why they are required, when they are required, and how to employ StackVision to generate event record.  We will also see which reports could be considered for periodic review, such as the comprehensive alarm history report, Cumulative emission summaries, performance summary reports, and other reports specific to CEMS governing program.  Also, in this session, we will see if our readings meet the requirements of the EPA 20/80 rule and what steps to take to ensure compliance. 

We will use Microsoft SQL Reporting services to locate and manage standard StackVision reports and how to create custom folders and linked reports to manage report settings and tailor those reports to individual site needs.