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ARB Test Methods
ARB test methods are formal written procedures for measurement of physical parameters related to air pollution including pollutant emissions concentration and mass flow rate, materials properties such as asbestos content of solids and volatile organic content of wastes, and various aspects of the performance of vapor recovery systems at service stations, bulk plants and terminals.ARB test methods are broken into the various topic areas with the test methods themselves presented in Word or WordPerfect and PDF formats.
Stationary Source Test Methods
These include methods for determining compliance with district non-vehicular (i.e., stationary source) emission standards.- Volume 1 - Criteria Pollutant
- Volume 2 - Vapor Recovery
- Volume 3 - Toxic Air Contaminants
- Volume 6 - Quality Assurance
- U.S. EPA Stationary Source Test Methods
- Supplement to Stationary Source Test Methods (10.5 MB)
- ARB and District Test Methods Approved by U.S. EPA, Region IX for Use in the State Implementation Plan (SIP)