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Tom Fieldsend DynCorp, Science and Engineering Group Mercury Collection and Analysis in Ambient and Effluent Waters using EPA Method 1631 Sampling Equipment Tom Fieldsend DynCorp, Science and Engineering Group Office of Water SCC-99-004.ppt

Sampling Equipment Requirements Must be non-metallic and free from materials that contains metals, as described in Method 1669 All sampling equipment and sample containers must be precleaned in a laboratory or cleaning facility, as described in Method 1631 Gloves, storage bags, plastic wrap may be used new without cleaning unless equipment blank results pinpoint any of these materials as a contamination source If so, then supplies must also be precleaned or obtained from different supplier

Protective Clothing Protective Coveralls, Smocks or Coats (where necessary) Disposable Tyvek, or equivalent Constructed of synthetic material to prevent possible contamination of samples by mercury adsorbed onto cotton or other clothing fibers Cost: $5 to $10 each Gloves Clean, disposable, powder-free latex, vinyl or polyethylene Sleeve protectors or shoulder-length gloves may be used by “clean hands” person Cost: $15 to $20 per 100

Sample Collection Bottles Fluoropolymer (FEP, PFA) or Borosilicate Glass 125ml to 1L Fluoropolymer or fluoropolymer-lined screw cap New bottles cleaned prior to use Some vendors provide certified, precleaned glass bottles with various levels of cleanliness Recommend analysis of bottle blanks on a portion of bottle lot to verify cleanliness prior to sampling Used fluoropolymer bottles can be cleaned and reused

Sample Collection Bottles (cont.) Store cleaned sample bottles with 0.1% HCl May empty weak acid solution and refill sample bottle with reagent water immediately prior to transport to the field Cost: 125ml to 1L Fluoropolymer: $40 to $120 each Glass: $2 to $5 each

Sample Storage and Transport Storage Bags Clean, zip-lock, nonvented, colorless polyethylene Storage Cooler Clean, non-metallic, white interior Ice or refrigerant packs

Continuous-Flow Sampling Apparatus e r C a d g - x T u b n s P o f W h c m p A R S t a n d

Continuous-Flow Sampling Apparatus (cont.) Used for effluent and ambient water sampling Peristaltic pump AC, 12VDC or internal battery, variable speed, single pump head Cole-Parmer, portable, Masterflex L/S with Easy Load pump head, or equivalent Cost: $800 to $1500 per pump system

Continuous-Flow Sampling Apparatus (cont.) Tubing Fluoroploymer (FEP) 1/4” OD x 3/16” ID, in lengths as required to reach sampling point Cost: $1 to $2 per ft C-Flex, made w/ styrene-ethylene-butylene-silicone (SEBS) resin for use in peristaltic pump head Size 25, 5/16” OD x 3/16” ID, 1ft

Continuous-Flow Sampling Apparatus (cont.) Support Stand w/ Clamp Used to support end of outlet tubing Polyethylene, fiberglass or plastic-coated Cost: $80 to $120 Filter (dissolved metals) 0.45 um, 15 mm diameter or larger, tortuous-path capsule filter Gelman Supor # 12175, or equivalent Cost: $20 to $25 each

Boat Sampling Metal-free (e.g. fiberglass) boat, along with wooden or fiberglass oars should be used For most situations, use of existing, available boat is acceptable Flat-bottom, Boston Whaler-type boat is preferred because sampling materials can be stored with reduced chance of tipping Gasoline- or diesel-fueled boat motors should be avoided because exhaust can be source of contamination

Boat Sampling (cont.) Before first use, boat should be cleaned and stored in area that minimizes exposure to dust and atmospheric particles Immediately before use, boat should be washed with water at sampling site away from any sampling points to remove any dust or dirt accumulation Samples should be collected upstream & downwind of boat movement

Vendors Brand names, suppliers and part numbers in Method 1669 are for illustration only and no endorsement is implied. Equivalent performance may be achieved using apparatus and materials other than those specified in Method 1631. Some vendor sources include: - Cole-Parmer - Gelman Sciences - Fisher Scientific - Lab Safety Supply - Nalgene Labware - Bel-Art Scienceware Products - VWR Scientific Products - Associated Bag Co. - I-Chem - Eagle Picher