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In 2004, the Air District embarked on the groundbreaking Community Air Risk Evaluation (CARE) program. This program, projected to last several years, will involve an unprecedented degree of coordination among stakeholders and staff with expertise in air monitoring, modelling, and analysis working together to better understand the impacts of toxic pollutants at local levels.

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Upcoming Webcasts

Particulate Matter Workshop to be Webcast live from 1:30pm to 4:00pm on 2/6/2012.
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Particulate Matter Planning

Workshop on Proposed Amendments to Regulation 2: Permits to be Webcast live from 10:00am to 12:00pm on 2/22/2012.
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12/14/2011 Board of Directors Special Meeting
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415 749-8460


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Source Test

Program Information

The Source Test Section provides the District with the expertise and equipment necessary to determine type and quantity of pollutants emitted from sources by sampling the effluent stream. Quantification of pollutants allows determination of source compliance status and recommendation of a Notice of Violation, if necessary. The section is one component of the support services provided by the Technical Department.

Primary functions of the Source Test Program are:
  1. Conduct analytical source tests
  2. Conduct performance audits on Continuous Emissions Monitoring (CEM) and Predictive Emissions Monitoring (PEM) systems
  3. Review and determine acceptability of third party source tests
  4. Research and develop new analytical source test procedures
Produce engineering studies, based on test data, used to:
  • determine compliance status for specific source categories
  • determine whether to issue Permits to Operate
  • update the emissions inventory
  • determine actual abatement control effectiveness
  • provide data and technical assistance for District studies
  • develop applicable standards for new or revised Regulations

Program Assignments and Contact Information

Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEM & PEM)

GARY FENDSupervising. AQ Engineer
415-749-4604

WILLIAM HAMMEL
AQ Engineer
415-749-4605

Gasoline Vapor Recovery: GDF, Marine Loading and Terminals

CHUCK McCLURE
Supervising. AQ Engineer
415-749-4608

MARCO HERNANDEZ
AQ Engineer
415-749-5112

General Information, Testing Questions

KENNETH KUNANIEC
AQ Engineering Manager
415-749-4607

GARY FEND
Supervising. AQ Engineer
415-749-4604

CHUCK McCLURE
Supervising. AQ Engineer
415-749-4608

Odor Sampling

TIM UNDERWOOD
AQ Engineer
415-749-4612

GARY FEND
Supervising. AQ Engineer
415-749-4604

OVA/TLV Calibration

DAVID RAY
Instrument Specialist
415-749-4610

GARY FEND
Supervising. AQ Engineer
415-749-4604

Particulate, Metals, Wet Chemistry Testing

CHUCK McCLURE
Supervising. AQ Engineer
415-749-4608

MARCO HERNANDEZ
AQ Engineer
415-749-5112

Volatile Organic Compounds: Coatings, Solvents, Dry Cleaning

GARY FEND
Supervising. AQ Engineer
415-749-4604

ROBERT BARTLEY
AQ Engineer
415-749-4601

Links

Listing Of Tests Conducted At Title V & Synthetic Minor Facilities  (2 Mb XLS)
Guidance Document For Notification Of Testing At Gasoline Dispensing Facilities  (20 k PDF, 1 pg)
Guidance Document For Installation Of Particulate Sampling Facilities  (245 k DOC)
List Of Independent Testing Contractors

Last Updated: 7/8/2011