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Division 5 Paragraph 7 shall be deleted and replaced by the following text and footnote:

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‘7.

The following limit values, which refer to 11 % O2 concentration in flue gas, apply to the following incinerator types:

  • Municipal solid waste (existing stationary source burning more than 3 tonnes per hour and every new stationary source)

    0,1 ng TEQ/m3

  • Medical solid waste (existing stationary source burning more than 1 tonne per hour and every new stationary source)

    New stationary source:0,1 ng TEQ/m3
    Existing stationary source:0,5 ng TEQ/m3

  • Hazardous waste (existing stationary source burning more than 1 tonne per hour and every new stationary source)

    New stationary source:0,1 ng TEQ/m3
    Existing stationary source:0,2 ng TEQ/m3

  • Non-hazardous industrial wastef1 f2

    New stationary source:0,1 ng TEQ/m3
    Existing stationary source:0,5 ng TEQ/m3

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f1

Including incinerators treating biomass waste which may contain halogenated organic compounds or heavy metals as a result of treatment with wood- preservatives or coating, and which includes in particular biomass waste originating from construction and demolition waste, but excluding incinerators only treating other biomass waste.

f2

Countries with economies in transition may exclude co-combustion of non-hazardous industrial waste in industrial processes where such waste is used as an additional fuel contributing up to 10 % of the energy,’