If you plan to install new equipment, or have installed new equipment and are not sure if you need an air construction approval or permit, you can use these calculators to help determine your potential to emit (PTE). Additionally all applications for construction approval, permits or operating permits must be submitted through the Kansas Environmental Information Management System (KEIMS).
Potential to Emit Calculation Spreadsheets
- Abrasive blasting
- Air curtain incinerators
- Boilers and furnaces
- Engines
- Grain elevators
- Hemp processing
- Painting and coating
- Plasma/laser cutting
- Welding
Class II Permit-by-Rule Calculators
If your facility operates under a Class II permit-by-rule, these recordkeeping/reporting tools (in Microsoft Excel format) may be useful to you. Access the tools, including brief tutorials for each
Rolling 12-month Calculator for General Sources
If your permit contains limitations on hours of operation, material usage/production, fuel usage or other numerical limits, and must maintain a record of the 12-month consecutive total or consecutive average of actual operational parameters, you may find this tool useful. Access the calculator, including a brief tutorial for its use
VOC Calculator for Wyandotte and Johnson County
Sources located in Johnson and Wyandotte counties have certain requirements related to VOC-emission limitations and recordkeeping found in K.A.R. 28-19-73.
- Sample recordkeeping tool
- Coating certification templates: Generic; Wyandotte County