Elemental Analytical Probe for On-Field Depth Profiling    Rick Comtois, Judit Jeney* Austin AI Inc, Austin/Texas, USA www.austinai.com *GreenLab Europe.

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Elemental Analytical Probe for On-Field Depth Profiling    Rick Comtois, Judit Jeney* Austin AI Inc, Austin/Texas, USA www.austinai.com *GreenLab Europe Ltd, Budapest/Hungary jjeney@greenlab.eu

Introduction of a Revolutionary Direct Push Device CP-1000 XRF Cone Penetrometer

The EDXRF Underground CP-1000…The World’s Only Tube Based Spectrometer Capable of Being Pushed Into… Soils Sediments Sludge And Many More…

Statement of Opportunity Cone Penetrometer Sub-surface characterization of soils and minerals is a necessary step in planning field activities. It is costly and often environmentally unfriendly. Inexpensive field solutions are desired to reduce costs. Miscalculation Excavation & Sampling (example: Super-Fund Site Clean Up) Additional Cost = Equipment Usage & Remobilization Creates Hazard Disturbs Site Wait On Lab Results Others Extended CEMS Usage Site Expansion Workers Comp/ Exposure Liability

Current Status of In Situ Soil Analysis Physical Data Probes EC Soil Typing HC Push Probe Equipment Trucks Trailers Organic Compound Probes MIP LIF Elemental Analysis Probes None! Take Sample & Send To Lab

CP-1000 Overview Markets Served: Developed by the Naval Research Lab (NRL) for soil profiling in remediation of superfund clean up sites. Under Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with NRL, inventor Dr. Tim Elam is partnered with Austin AI to further develop the probe for commercial applications. 3-D Sub-surface Characterization Stress Resistant Components & Enclosure Miniaturized X-ray Tube Si-PIN Diode Detector Patented Window Analysis Markets Served: Environmental Monitoring/Remediation Mining/Exploration Agriculture

CP-1000 Capabilities EPA Method 6200 Metals Detected EN 15309 2007 Detection Limits Modes of Operation Push Rate Field Portable X-ray Fluorescence RCRA Metals: As, Cd, Pb, Hg, Se, Ag, Sb, Cr, Co, Fe, Mn, Ni, Cu, Zn, In, Sn, Most others Characterization of waste & soil XRF <100 ppm for most metals in soils (100 second analysis rate) Push to depth and stop to collect data; continuous data collection during push 1.5 cm/sec during continuous data collection; can be adapted for vertical resolution & detection limit

CP-1000 Engineering Layout Patented B4C window & mount 40 kV Power Supply Electronics Precision engineered quality construction 40 kV Rh X-Ray Tube with computer control Charge-reset detector with 2-stage cooling and digital pulse processing electronics Hardened Steel Jacket Real-time data reduction software with GUI interface

CP Front Panel

CP Back Panel

CP: NIST SRMs (SiO2 matrix)

Direct Push Diagram of the System CP-1000 Direct Push Diagram of the System D e t c o r l n i s M C A m p u X - a y O g h w U b I k E x R F W d

CP-1000 Operation << Fixed in Chuck, Ready to Descend

In Field Concentration Profile CP-1000 In Field Concentration Profile Cr From Plating Operation – Measurements Every 10 cm

Exploring Underground Contamination CP-1000 Exploring Underground Contamination 45 meter Push 11 6 5 9 10 8 2 1 3 4 1.2 1.8 2.4 3.0 20 ppm lead (thousands) Depth in meter

Push/Stop Mode (contaminants:Pb) CP-1000 Push/Stop Mode (contaminants:Pb)

Typical Spectra & Typical Sample Report CP-1000 Typical Spectra & Typical Sample Report Fe Zn Pb Zr Rh

Typical Results – Lab Stand Configuration CP-1000 Typical Results – Lab Stand Configuration Detection limits for metals in a clean SiO2 matrix 10 minute count time, proprietary thin window Cr <20 ppm Cu <10 ppm Zn <10 ppm As <10 ppm Se <10 ppm Ag <50 ppm Cd <25 ppm Ba <25 ppm Hg <10 ppm Pb <10 ppm

before construction work CP-1000 Ground survey before construction work Japanese civil engineering firm, Nikken Sekkei, installed and accepted the first CP-1000. Ground simulation by Nikken: Mixture Density As: 1400mg/kg Pb: 1100mg/kg Se: 1300mg/kg

Radiation Testing in Japan

Features & Benefits Summary CP-1000 Features & Benefits Summary No Sampling Required Accurate Agreeable Form Factor Fast Easy To Use Reliable Decision Making Fits With Current Field Equipment

Thank you for your kind attention!

CP-1000 Continuous Push Mode ~1 inch per point ~1 foot per minute

Typical Results – Sample Stand Configuration CP-1000 Typical Results – Sample Stand Configuration