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    The document outlines the procedures for maintaining logs to demonstrate regulatory compliance for stationary emergency generators. It requires maintaining two logs: 1) an operations log to record use details like date, hours of operation and purpose; and 2) a fuel delivery log to record fuel supplier, gallons received and verify sulfur content. A third emission maintenance log is also required for generators installed after certain dates. Failure to maintain the required logs violates air quality regulations.

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    The document outlines the procedures for maintaining logs to demonstrate regulatory compliance for stationary emergency generators. It requires maintaining two logs: 1) an operations log to record use details like date, hours of operation and purpose; and 2) a fuel delivery log to record fuel supplier, gallons received and verify sulfur content. A third emission maintenance log is also required for generators installed after certain dates. Failure to maintain the required logs violates air quality regulations.

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    The document outlines the procedures for maintaining logs to demonstrate regulatory compliance for stationary emergency generators. It requires maintaining two logs: 1) an operations log to record use details like date, hours of operation and purpose; and 2) a fuel delivery log to record fuel supplier, gallons received and verify sulfur content. A third emission maintenance log is also required for generators installed after certain dates. Failure to maintain the required logs violates air quality regulations.

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    S-Generator Emergency Log

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    Manoj Kt
    The document outlines the procedures for maintaining logs to demonstrate regulatory compliance for stationary emergency generators. It requires maintaining two logs: 1) an operations log to record use details like date, hours of operation and purpose; and 2) a fuel delivery log to record fuel supplier, gallons received and verify sulfur content. A third emission maintenance log is also required for generators installed after certain dates. Failure to maintain the required logs violates air quality regulations.

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    Safe Operating Procedure

    (Revised 8/11) POWER GENERATORS STATIONARY EMERGENCY GENERATOR OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE LOG
    ______________________________________________________________________
    (For assistance, please contact EHS at (402) 472-4925, or visit our web site at http://ehs.unl.edu/)

    The attached two logs (or equivalent) are to be used for tracking the operation and maintenance of emergency generators. The third log will be placed on site where applicable. These logs are important because they establish mechanisms to demonstrate compliance with regulatory requirements. For a summary of regulatory requirements, see the EHS SOP, Power Stationary Emergency Generators Permits and Compliance Requirements. Failure to maintain required logs is a violation of air quality regulations. Maintain a separate log for each generator. The logs should be readily accessible to facilitate record-keeping and available to EHS or regulatory authorities upon request. Following two logs are required for all emergency generators: 1. EMERGENCY GENERATOR OPERATIONS LOG Prior to operating the generator, review the log to ensure that the estimated time of operation will not exceed 100 total hours of operation for the calendar year. Immediately notify EHS if this total is likely to be exceeded PRIOR to operation. Record the date and hour meter reading at the end of each operation, as well as the purpose of each use and operator initials. 2. EMERGENCY GENERATOR FUEL DELIVERY LOG Before off loading fuel to diesel powered generators, verify the fuel sulfur content is 0.0015% (15 ppm). Record the date, fuel supplier, and gallons of fuel received. Keep a copy of the receipt in the Log Book. In addition to logs #1 & #2, log #3 is required only for emergency generators installed after the following dates: For compression ignition (i.e. diesel) engines July 11, 2005; o Beadle, Jorgensen, Quilt Center, Animal Science, Morrison, & Whittier. For spark ignition (i.e. natural gas) engines January 1, 2009: o Barkley Center, Multicultural Center, Keim Hall. 3. EMERGENCY GENERATOR EMISSION RELATED MAINTENANCE LOG can be found in the log book with each generator.

    (Created 10/04; Revised 6/07, 8/09, 6/10, 12/10) UNL Environmental Health and Safety (402) 472-4925 http://ehs.unl.edu

    Emergency Generator Operations Log


    Keep this log current. Failure to maintain it is a violation of air quality regulations.
    Make/ Model: DATE Hour Meter Reading / Serial Number: DATE Hour Meter Reading Fuel type: HP/ KW: DATE / Location/building:

    *Purpose of
    Operation & Operator Initials

    *Purpose of
    Operation & Operator

    Initials

    Hour Meter Reading

    *Purpose of
    Operation & Operator Initials

    *EX = exercise (testing); TWL = Test with Load; etc.

    (Created 10/04; Revised 6/07, 8/09, 6/10, 12/10) UNL Environmental Health and Safety (402) 472-4925 http://ehs.unl.edu

    EMERGENCY GENERATOR FUEL DELIVERY LOG


    DATE
    (mo/day/year)

    SUPPLIER
    (i.e., Sapp Bros)

    0.0015% (15 ppm)

    VERIFY SULFUR BEFORE OFF LOADING FUEL

    GALLONS RECEIVED

    Keep a copy of receipt in this Log Book

    YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES Maintain a copy of the fuel delivery receipt in the log book

    YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

    (Created 10/04; Revised 6/07, 8/09, 6/10, 12/10) UNL Environmental Health and Safety (402) 472-4925 http://ehs.unl.edu

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