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Air Quality's Source Testing Program provides an independent means
to audit company source test results and emission compliance status.
The program also provides a direct means of responding to citizen
concerns with the capability of performing source tests for toxics,
observing risk and trial burns at incinerators and other sources
of concern. The Bureau maintains two source testing vans equipped
with various instruments.
Important Notice Pertaining to Accreditation
The Environmental
Laboratory Accreditation Act (Act 25 of 2002) requires that
all environmental laboratories register with the Pennsylvania Department
of Environmental Protection within six months of the effective date
of the Act, April 2, 2002, on a registration form prepared by the
Department. An environment laboratory is defined in the Act as a
facility engaged in the testing or analysis of environmental samples
as required by an environmental statute administered by the Department.
Manual and Important Documents
Source
Testing Manual (Revision 3.3)
This manual is intended to clarify the Department’s
existing regulatory requirements by providing guidance on how
to conduct stationary source testing and report the results.
Continuous
Source Monitoring Manual (9/1/2003)
This manual contains design specifications,
performance specifications, performance test procedures, data
storage and reporting requirements, quality assurance criteria,
and administrative procedures...
EPA Guidebook
The purpose of this guidebook is to promote
consistency in the preparation and review of test reports for
emission test programs sponsored by the U. S. Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA), state and local agencies, and the private sector.
(PDF)
Mailing List
You can request to be on our mailing list by submitting the following information via e-mail
to RiSzekeres@pa.gov
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