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PART I
PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS
PART I
PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS
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2.
3.
Citation.
Interpretation.
Object.
PART II
THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL
STANDARDS COMMITTEE
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PART IV
AIR POLLUTANT EMISSION PERMITS
Air pollutant emission permit.
Review of compliance plan.
Duration of air pollutant emission permit.
Non-transferability of licence between facilities.
Transfer and change of ownership or operation.
Fees for emission of pollutants.
Other registration fees.
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PART V
AIR QUALITY COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT
Taking and analysis of samples.
Compliance orders.
Protection orders.
Stop orders.
Powers of environmental inspectors.
Emergency powers to prevent emissions.
Disobeying environmental inspectors.
Accidental or inadvertent emissions.
Reward for reporting emission or pollution.
Enforcement of environmental quality standards.
Control of gaseous wastes.
PART VI
RECORDS AND REPORTING
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PART VII
OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
Offences relating to environmental standards.
Compounding of offences.
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PART VIII
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
Appeal to the Minister.
Appeal to the Tribunal.
Amendment of Schedules.
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SCHEDULE
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FIRST SCHEDULE
PERMISSIBLE WEIGHT CONCENTRATION OF IMISSION LIMITS FROM THE
ATMOSPHERE TO A RECEPTOR AND RESPECTIVE TEST METHODS
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SECOND SCHEDULE
HIGHEST PERMISSIBLE QUANTITY OF EMISSION AND TEST METHODS
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THIRD SCHEDULE
TOLERANCE LIMITS OF INACTIVE DUST, OXIDES OF NITROGEN AND
SULFUR DIOXIDE EMISSIONS FROM CEMENT FACTORIES INTO THE AIR
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FOURTH SCHEDULE
EMISSION LIMITS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
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PART I
PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS
Citation
Interpretation
2.
In these Regulations, unless the context requires
otherwiseAct means the Environmental Management Act;
Council means the National Environment Management Council
established under the Act;
Director General" means the Director General of the National
Environment Management Council;
"unexpected emission" means emissions that do not and could not
reasonably pass through a conventional outlet or a stack,
chimney, vent or other functionally equivalent opening;
ambient air shall mean an outdoor air to which people, plants,
animals or material are in normal circumstances exposed;
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Object
Setting minimum
standard of air quality
Ambient, receptor,
emission and
National
specification standards
Compliance with
quality standards
air
Prohibition to emission
of hazardous substances,
chemicals and materials
or gas etc.
(a)
PART III
COMPLIANCE WITH MINIMUM AIR QUALITY STANDARDS
7. (1) Every person shall be required to comply with the
minimum air quality standards approved and published pursuant to
these Regulations.
(2) Where it is necessary for effective implementation of laws, the
Minister shall identify and allow the continued operation of existing
minimum air quality standards made under other written laws.
8-(1) No person shall emit or release any hazardous substance,
chemical, gas or mixture containing gaseous and hazardous
substances into the environment unless such emission or release is
permitted under these Regulations or any other written law.
(2) A person who releases any hazardous substance, chemical, gas or
mixture containing gaseous and hazardous substances into the
environment or into any other segment of the environment contrary
to these Regulations commits an offence.
(3) Where a person is convicted for contravention of this Regulation,
the court may order that such person pays the cost of (a) the removal, including any costs which may be incurred
by the Government or Government agency in the
restoration of the environment damaged or destroyed as a
result of the discharge; and
(b) third parties in the form of reparation, restoration,
restitution or to compensation as may be determined by
the court.
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Imission limits
Highest permissible
quantity of emission.
Exhaust emissions of
motor vehicles
Enforcement powers of
the Council.
(d)
PART IV
AIR POLLUTANT EMISSION PERMITS
Air pollutant emission
permit
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
Review of compliance
plan.
Non-transferability of
permit between
facilities.
PART V
AIR QUALITY COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT
Taking and analysis of
21.-The taking of samples and analysis shall be carried out by the
samples.
Council and laboratories accredited or designated in accordance with
the Act.
Compliance orders
22.-(1) Where the Council has reason to believe that(a) any condition of a permit has been breached or about to be
breached;
(b) any person is in breach of any provisions of these Regulations or
any terms and conditions made thereunder,
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Stop orders
Emergency powers to
prevent emissions.
Disobeying
environmental
inspectors
Enforcement of
environmental quality
standards
Records and
reporting.
Offences relating
to environmental
standards.
Appeal to the
Minister
Appeal to the
Tribunal.
36. A person who is aggrieved by the decision of the Minister may within
thirty days following that decision appeal to the Environmental Appeals
Tribunal in such manner as may be prescribed by the Tribunal.
Amendment of
Schedules.
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FIRST SCHEDULE
PERMISSIBLE WEIGHT CONCENTRATION (IMISSION LIMITS) FROM THE ATMOSPHERE
TO A RECEPTOR AND RESPECTIVE TEST METHODS
Pollutant
Guideline
Limit Level
Annual mean of 40 60
g/Nm3
(0.05-0.08
mg/kg)
or
24 hour average 100
g/Nm3 (0.129 mg/kg)
1.
Aims at preventing
carboxyhaemoglobin
levels exceeding 2.53% in non-smoking
people.
Carbon monoxide, CO
Black smoke 40 to 60
g/Nm3
(0.05-0.08
mg/kg)
PM 10 60 to 90 g/Nm3
(0.05 0.116 mg/kg)
Annual mean of 0.1
g/Nm3
Test Method
To be reported as SO2
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SECOND SCHEDULE
HIGHEST PERMISSIBLE QUANTITY (EMISSION) AND TEST METHODS
Pollutant
Guideline
Large Combustion Plants (LCP) using
solid fuel with thermal effect of:
Limit Level
Yearly average of:
50 to 100 MWth
850 mg/Nm3
200 mg/Nm3
200 mg/Nm3
Test Method
Carbon monoxide CO
50 to 100 MWth
850 mg/Nm3
400
to
200
mg/Nm3
(linear
decrease)
200 mg/Nm3
35 mg/Nm3
800 mg/Nm3
Hydrocarbon
(as
Total
Organic
Carbon)
Inert dust, including cement.
Dust
To be reported as SO2
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Not to exceed
250mg/Nm3
(24h mean value)
Pollutant
Guideline
Limit Level
Test Method
600 mg/Nm3
50 to 500 MWth
500 mg/Nm3
>500 MWth
LCP using liquid fuel with thermal
effect of:
Nitrogen Oxides* NOx
50 to 500 MWth
450 mg/Nm3
>500 MWth
400 mg/Nm3
Lead
50 to 500 MWth
300 mg/Nm3
>500 MWth
200 mg/Nm3
To be reported as NO2
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ISO 9855:1993
THIRD SCHEDULE
TOLERANCE LIMITS OF INACTIVE DUST, OXIDES OF NITROGEN AND SULFUR
DIOXIDE EMISSIONS FROM CEMENT FACTORIES INTO THE AIR
Limit
S/N
Characteristic
Immediate
Optimal
Value
Time
(Yrs)
- MLTC
- FF-sm
- EP-le
- FF-jp
2000
150
500
50
50
50
50
50
5
8
8
N/A
- EP-he
50
50
N/A
1800
800
1500
500
6
8
2
NOx
3
SO2
NOTES
Method of Test
1.
All values are in mg/Nm3, dry gas basis @ 273 K, 101.3 kPa and 10% 02 (kiln stack
only)
2.
Limits are the values not to be exceeded during periodic measurement under normal
conditions.
3.
Where continuous monitoring exists, the limit represents the monthly average
exclusive of periods under abnormal conditions.
In compound kiln/raw mill systems, operation with either the kiln or the raw mill alone is
considered as abnormal condition.
FOURTH SCHEDULE
EMISSION LIMITS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
Limit (g/km)
Diesel
2.72
0.97
0.50
0.14
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Petrol (Gasoline)
CO
2.72
HC
0.20
HC+Nox
0.97
Nox
0.15
PM
Limit (g/km)
Diesel
<1305 kg
CO
2.72
HC
HC+Nox
0.97
Nox
0.50
PM
0.14
1305-1760 kg
CO
HC
HC+Nox
5.17
1.40
Nox
0.65
PM
0.19
>1760 kg
CO
6.90
HC
HC+Nox
1.70
Nox
0.78
PM
0.25
Petrol (Gasoline)
20
<1305 kg
CO
2.72
HC
0.20
Limit (g/km)
0.50
Nox
0.15
PM
CO
5.17
HC
HC+Nox
1.40
Nox
PM
>1760 kg
CO
6.90
HC
HC+Nox
1.70
Nox
PM
Limit
CO
4.5 g/kWh
NOx
1.1 g/kWh
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HC
8.0 g/kWh
PM
0.612 g/kWh
Smoke
0.15 g/m
Table D
Exhaust Emission Limits for 3 and 2-Wheel Vehicles
Note: Limits shall be determined by methods conforming to
TZS 985/ISO 3929 and/or analyzers conforming of TZS 985/ISO 3930
Emission Limits for 3 - Wheel Gasoline Vehicles
Pollutant
Limit (g/km)
CO
4.0
HC+NOx
2.0
Emission Limits for 2 - Wheel Gasoline Vehicles
Pollutant
Limit (g/km)
CO
2.00
HC+NOx
3.60
Dar es Salaam,
, 2007
MARK J. MWANDOSYA
Minister of State, Vice Presidents Office Environment
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