Emission estimation technique manuals
The following emission estimation technique (EET) manuals listed in alphabetical order are approved for use by industry. There are 94 EET manuals.
EET manuals are also listed by industry sector. Some industry sectors may require one or more EET manual. The NPI guide should be used in conjunction with all manuals. Diffuse emissions manuals can also be used to estimate emissions at your facility.
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | L | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | U | V | W | Z
- Airports (July 2008)
- Alumina refining (November 2007)
- Aluminium smelting (March 1999)
- Ammonium sulfate manufacturing (March 2004)
- Animal and bird feed manufacture (December 1999)
- Appliance, machinery and electrical equipment manufacture (December 1999)
- Asphalt (hot mix) manufacturing (June 1999)
- Battery (lead acid) manufacturing (June 1999)
- Beef cattle feedlots (May 2007)
- Beer and ready to drink alcoholic beverage manufacturing (March 2007)
- Bread manufacturing (June 2003)
- Bricks, ceramics and clay product manufacturing (August 1998)
- Cement manufacturing (April 2008)
- Chemical (inorganic industrial) manufacturing (February 2004)
- Chemical (organic industrial) processing (March 1999)
- Chemical product manufacture (December 1999)
- Coffee roasting (June 1999)
- Combustion engines (June 2008)
- Combustion in boilers (December 2011)
- Computers and electronic equipment manufacturing (July 1999)
- Concrete batching and concrete product manufacturing (February 1999)
- Confectionery manufacture (December 1999)
- Copper concentrating, smelting and refining (December 1999)
- Crematoria (March 2011)
- Dairy product manufacturing (June 1999)
- Defence facilities (March 2000)
- Dry cleaning (March 1999)
- Electroplating and anodising (July 1999)
- Explosives detonation and firing ranges (January 2012)
- Explosives manufacturing (August 1999)
- Ferroalloy production (November 1999)
- Ferrous foundries (September 2004)
- Fibreglass product manufacturing (September 1999)
- Fossil fuel electric power generation (January 2012)
- Fruit and vegetable processing (June 1999)
- Fuel and organic liquid storage (May 2012)
- Fugitive emissions (January 2012)
- Furniture and fixtures manufacturing (June 1999)
- Galvanizing (July 2012)
- Gas supply (December 1999)
- Glass and glass fibre manufacturing (May 2004)
- Gold ore processing (December 2006)
- Hospitals (November 1999)
- Iron and steel production (September 1999)
- Lead concentrating, smelting and refining (December 1999)
- Leather tanning and finishing (June 1999)
- Lime and dolomite manufacturing (September 2003)
- Malting processes (July 2000)
- Maritime operations (July 2012)
- Meat processing (June 1999)
- Medicinal and pharmaceutical product manufacturing (August 1998)
- Mineral sands mining and processing (April 2001)
- Mining (January 2012)
- Mining and processing of non-metallic minerals (August 2000)
- Motor vehicle manufacturing (July 1999)
- Municipal solid waste landfills (February 2010)
- Nickel concentration, smelting and refining (June 1999)
- Non ferrous foundries (July 1999)
- Non ferrous metal manufacture (October 2001)
- Non metallic mineral product manufacture (December 1999)
- Non petroleum industrial gases (December 1999)
- Oil and gas exploration and production (February 2010)
- Oil recycling (December 1999)
- Paint and ink manufacturing (June 2007)
- Petroleum refining February 1999)(
- Phosphate manufacturing (March 2004)
- Pig farming (June 2007)
- Plasterboard and plaster manufacturing (July 2012)
- Potable water treatment (June 2008)
- Poultry raising (July 2012)
- Pressure sensitive tapes and labels (September 1999)
- Printing, publishing and packaging (August 1999)
- Pulp and paper manufacturing (August 1998)
- Railway yard operations (June 2008)
- Rubber product manufacture (January 2002)
- Seafood processing (June 1999)
- Sewage and wastewater treatment (June 2011)
- Sewage sludge and biomedical waste incineration (February 1999)
- Shipbuilding, repair and maintenance (December 1999)
- Snack foods roasting and frying (June 1999)
- Soft drink manufacture (November 1999)
- Solvent recycling (July 1999)
- Structural and fabricated metal product manufacture (December 1999)
- Sugar milling and refining (August 2001)
- Surface coating (July 1999) (July 1999)
- Synthetic ammonia manufacturing (March 2004)
- Textile and clothing industry (July 1999)
- Timber and wood product manufacturing (July 1999)
- Tobacco product manufacture (December 1999)
- Urea manufacturing (ammonium nitrate) (March 2004)
- Vegetable oil processing (June 1999)
- Wine and spirits manufacturing(July 2010)
- Wool scouring (July 1999)
- Zinc concentrating, smelting and refining (December 1999)
If reporting facilities estimate their emissions using any of the EETs provided in the Manuals, their data will be displayed on the NPI database as being of 'acceptable reliability'. Similarly, if the relevant environmental authority has approved the use of the EETs that are not outlined in the Manuals, the data will also be displayed as being of 'acceptable reliability'. It should be emphasised that the emissions data derived using any EET will have a degree of uncertainty associated with it.
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