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FROM URSO W-O SANTA BARBARA 8OS 964 0259 1999, 11-23 16.19 #390 P 05/14 "�:SI."',rj The results indicated a total overall higher l di tion in TM g for the post-purge bailer mimary efficacy testing data show that thean ics, howevw.the ywcmx age of recovered volatiles KABIS sampler IS capable of obtaining rmulta-Ievc! (Le, b==m toluene, and ay em discrete pouts-tntcval scrapies fa m a wt& vaazexy of isomers)was=arty double(in some wdls)for the pre- aampling wviivnme m pingo KAKIS Sampher than for tbase of the ball .— � ,. - , • - • - , - .? samples. Hat is all wdL%there was a marked:."::'"'sem -o ft �1w l� WM � (at least 20%) in the perccntage of risoovaed vno WAM sample&CCUs two the sample w VOlenle - t'the pre-pita d KABIS Sampler 9=PhL Em is nearly tunurmed. - - - Tim results,of flee p=Vurw bags samples ,o Rbc miaver is - g with hist =W the mp -,Ofdasiped. 1s y via 9on�plialtons exhibited at the site. Whereas the mcr- preludes the necesstty for Wgizg acWAUM an aontcc xuatsons contained m the undivuivah saz*cs ai bidnty is grea*mnum=c& (.run prepuW KABIS Sampler to part-purge bauIer sampler) retrieved using the bailer were o Becm= the sample is drmm directly into the generally higher, this was attributed to the higher $ample comt mw which is mp=wdly flushed. a caaceatranon present In the "sumufied" concentration more accurate sample is obtained. gradient in the water colurazi. A test which M= reprssenm the capability of the KABIS Sampler Because a more accurate sample Stay tic obtained Should be =ducted whereby the KABIS Sampler is wuhout the mquirenu= of ptir31119. rnonitortirg lotvemd to 28 irichtes (flits), followed by the batter for =0 sampling costs vvnil be reduced and wa= the same interval. production and disposal costs can be reduced. Summary=d Cmdwiow Ad&==IWFnCnts Mir. Thomas W X2bis holds full rights of ownership to the US patent allowed March. 1995. The unpormnce of cio=4-spaced discrete SIHAK lndu=es Limited_ lrw-, hold Its rigs to paint-:ruervai g made;meter sampling has leen =Mgacn= and distribute the KABIS Sampler. The demonstrated in the literature for field P-%perumem and author wellies to adrno%-dcdge Mr. Doug Hodge. PhD monitoring aqueous-phase contatminannts. Data (ne Reynolds Group. Inc.). Mr. Graydon Martz obtazned from dnscrae point-interval sampiing dc%*Ices MSGIRG-CA. (W.W. Irwin Company, Inc). and Mr provide a marc complete undersiarid3ng of the three- IefihT Neumtart HsGIRG-CA (Texaco Refining and dtmtertslanal nature of a contaminant plume relauve to Mfarkesng Com;mtty lite.). majaace sampling using a conumon check-valve bailer. Discrete potnt-interval pre-purge samples more Bmgmphieal SUatch adequteiy describe the in suu environment than do "taixec water column samples retie%-ed by a bailer Thomas W. Kabis is Vice Presidwt of Reliable and cost-effe=e sampling devices are nailed Res=rch and Dmidopment for SIBAK Iadusutes to enable discrete point-interval groundwater sampling. meted. Inc., of Las Vegas. Nevada. He has more Discrete potrn-int cal samplers must be flexible in than 16 years of ccpm=m in perf0r==g design to be ee= with Rim= treads in hydrogsoiogic im-estigaucins, geoelzrsaical and c ontanunant monitoring, geoplt<sual sw vcy& and hazardous waste rte im migations. feasibility sues and ricmadiation A umv discrete poem-imWrA sampler has d=gn and Installation. Mr. Kabzs is author of several been designed which prcmdes accurate samples books covering topics from standard operating . without benefit of well pure ig.. The KABIS Sampler procedures for LUST investigations to PHASE-I Site offers an =crate, cost{Secuve alternauve to cur eat Asmssmett psacadum and protocols. He also holds sampling device technology. The KABIS Sampler is four patents on other amronmemal r==Tmdart and le to = ear to decor tmninate. and its design is sampling devi= Tagged and Reid-reach,