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(ZLA-1CORE LABORATORiES Q U A L I T Y A S S U R A N C E F 0 0 T E R METHOD REFERENCES (1) EPA SW-846, Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste, Third Edition, September 1986, July 1992, and September 1994 updates (2) Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater, 18th Edition, 1992 (3) EPA 600/4-79-020, Methods of Chemical Analysis for Waters and Wastes, March 1983 (4) Federal Register, Friday, October 26, 1984 (40 CFR Part 136) (5) American Society for Testing and Materials, Volumes 5 01, 5 02, 5 03, 1992 (6) EPA 600/4-89-001, Short-term Methods for Estimating the Chronic Toxicity of Effluents and Receiving Waters to Fresh Water Organisms (7) EPA 6004-90-027, Methods for Measuring the Acute Toxicity of Effluent and Receiving Waters to Fresh Water and Marine Organisms, Fourth Edition COMMENTS ALL methods of chemical analysis have a statistical uncertainty associated with the results Unless otherwise indicated, the data in this report are within the limits of uncertainty as specified in the referenced method Quality control acceptance criteria are based either on actual laboratory performance or on limits specified in the referenced method The date and time of analysis indicated on the QA report may not reflect the actual time of analysis for QC samples ALL data reported on an "as received" basis unless otherwise indicated Data reported in the QA report may be lower than sample data due to dilution of samples into the calibration range of the analysis Sample concentrations for solid samples are calculated on an as received (wet) basis Unless otherwise indicated, volatiles by gas chromatography (GC) are reported from a single column Volatiles analyses by GC on low level soils are conducted at room temperature TCLP extractions are performed at sample amounts, approved by the State of California. FLAGS, FOOTNOTES, AND ABBREVIATIONS (as needed) 0uNA = Not analyzed N I = Not Ignitable /A = Not applicable S I = Sustains Ignition g/L = Micrograms per Liter IONS) = Ignites, but does not Sustain Ignition mg/L. = MiLLigrams per liter RPA = Relative Percent Difference ND = Not detected at a value greater than the reporting limit NC = Not caLculable due to values lower than the detection limit (a) = Surrogate recoveries were outside acceptable ranges due to matrix effects (b) = Surrogate recoveries were not calculated due to dilution of the sample below the detectable range for the surrogate (c) = Matrix spike recoveries were outside acceptable ranges due to matrix effects (d) = Relative Percent Difference (RPD) for duplicate analysis outside acceptance limits due to actual differences in the sample matrix (e) = The limit Listed for flammability indicates the upper limit for the test. Samples are not tested at temperatures above 140 Fahrenheit since only samples which will sustain ignition at temperatures below 140 are considered flammable (f) = Results for this hydrocarbon range did not match a typical hydrocarbon pattern Results were quantified using a diesel standard, however, the hydrocarbon pattern did not match a diesel pattern (g) = Results for this hydrocarbon range did not match a typical hydrocarbon pattern Results were quantified using a gasoline standard, however, the hydrocarbon pattern did not match a gasoline pattern (h) = High dilution due to matrix effects QC SAMPLE IDENTIFICATIONS SUBCONTRACTED LABORATORY LOCATIONS MB a Method Blank SS = Storage Blank Core Laboratories Aurora, Colorado *AU R8 = Reagent Stank MS = Matrix Spike Casper, Wyoming *CA ICB = Initial Calibration Blank MSD = Matrix Spike Duplicate Corpus Christi, Texas *CC CCB = Continuing Calibration Blank MD = Matrix Duplicate Edison, New Jersey *ED CS = Calibration Standard BS = Blank Spike Houston, Texas (Env) *HE ICS = Initial Calibration SS = Surrogate Spike Houston, Texas (Pet) *HP Verification LCS = Laboratory Control Indianapolis, Indiana *IN CCV = Continuing Calibration Standard Lake Charles, Louisiana *LC Verification RS = Reference Standard Long Beach, California *LB Valparaiso, Indiana *VP Subcontracted Laboratories Tampa, Florida *TP Asbestos TEM *01 Bakersfield, California *BK Aquatic Testing Laboratory *02 E S Babcock & Sons, Inc *03 Westcoast Analytical Services *04 1250 Gene Autry Way Autry Way SiLliker Laboratories Group *05 Anaheim, CA 92805 Weck Laboratories *06 (714) 937-1094 /u/matt/togs_n_forms/footer form