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EPA first proposed regulations for stationary internal combustion engines (ICE) on December 19, 2002. It affected a relatively small number of stationary engines: reciprocating ICE (RICE) with a power rating of greater than 500 hp that operated at major sources of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs). It took more than 18 months for EPA to finalize the regulation, which was codified in 40 CFR Part 63, Subpart ZZZZ. That regulation – commonly known as the RICE MACT – and the process it took to develop it was an omen of things to come. EQ Fall 2014 - Engine Rules picIn the 12 years since the first proposal, EPA has published 25 Federal Register (FR) notices related to RICE MACT revisions/expansions, corrections, and reconsiderations and two other, separate regulations affecting stationary engines : 40 CFR Part 60, Subpart IIII and Subpart JJJJ, which regulate new ICE. In addition to the regulations themselves, EPA has published thousands of pages of regulatory preamble, guidance memo

KUCHING: Utilities Minister Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom and Assistant Minister of Rural Electricity Dr Abdul Rahman Junaidi joined the senior management team of Sarawak Energy Berhad (SEB) at an event to mark the addition of two new high-performance mobile generator sets to the corporation ’ s fleet at Menara Sarawak Energy here on Wednesday. Dr Rundi said he was pleased that the state ’ s power utility company continued to focus on enriching customer experience through constant innovation, interface growth and minimising customer inconvenience for SEB ’ s 650,000 customers across the state. “ I understand that these high performance 500kVA mobile generator sets were purchased as part of the company ’ s continued focus on improvement and innovation in customer service delivery, and for fast deployment during planned and emergency shutdowns, ” he said, and applauded SEB ’ s commitment to excellence in customer service and to ensure reliable electricity supply for its c

The classic rule engine supports testing and simulation in both Enterprise and Business consoles, but the decision engine works in only decision services in the Business console. You can run tests and simulations on decision services that use either the classic rule engine or the decision engine. A rule engine is associated with a decision service in Rule Designer, and all the decision operations in a decision service must run the same rule engine. The Business console checks decision services to determine whether they are correctly configured. In Rule Designer, you can reconfigure a decision service to run on a different rule engine. If the decision service is already in Decision Center, you must synchronize the decision service to implement the change in the center. In the Business console, you must select a server that has the runtime service application that supports the decision  Volvo diesel  engine  that is used by your decision service. Simulation and test

 Site Planning Issues Before you start planning, double check the national and local planning guidance, and the manufacturer ’ s safety and usage documentation. Actual planning starts with a drawing of both the generator itself and all of its support systems. Remember to address:     Before you start planning, double check the national and local planning guidance, and the manufacturer ’ s safety and usage documentation. Actual planning starts with a drawing of both the generator itself and all of its support systems. Remember to address:     The fuel supply must be accessible by fuel truck.     Include provision for a security fence.     Decide on above- or below-ground fuel and electrical connections at this time Much of this will be dependent on the actual generator you are using. A typical 1000 kW generator set might have these requirements:     Generator dimensions: 6.5m by 3.5 m     Generator and fuel tank total weight: 20,000kg     Fuel consumpt