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conversion process consisted of taking the existing numbers
for Stacks and Sources in the APEDS filing system and
uniformly converting them to the AIMS numbering system.
Each APEDS stack was assigned an Activity number in AIMS.
Beginning with PCP960001 for the lowest APEDS Stack number
and incremented by one for each successive stack at the
facility. The Activity number defines the type of activity
(pre-construction permit, Operating permit, etc.), the
year issued (96, 97, 98), and the sequence number of the
activity (0001-9999). All APEDS data converted was assigned
an activity type of PCP (pre-construction permit) with
the year 96. The sequence must begin with 0001 and continue
consecutively through 9999 for each similar activity type
at one facility.
The APEDS Stack number became the AIMS Emission Unit number
(U) and Emission Point number (PT). The APEDS Source number
became the AIMS Operating Scenario number (OS). And the
concatenation of the APEDS Stack number with both digits
of the Source number (including leading zero) became the
AIMS Equipment number (E). This schema allowed for the
uniqueness of the numbering system required by AIMS.
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APEDS
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AIMS
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Stack
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Source(s)
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Activity
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Emission
Unit
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Emission
Point
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Operating
Scenario(s)
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Equipment
Number(s)
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001
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01,
02, 03
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PCP960001
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U1
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PT1
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1,
2, 3
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101,
102, 103
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002
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01,
02, 03
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PCP960002
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U2
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PT2
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1,
2, 3
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201,
202, 203
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004
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01,
02, 05
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PCP960003
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U4
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PT4
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1,
2, 5
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401,
402, 405
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