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GROUNDWATER TECHNOLOGY !NC <br /> STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE NO 9 <br /> ',VATER SAMPLING {METHODOLOGY <br /> �Cfore , ater samolinq cacn � ui shall be curgeo Uy pumoinq a minimum or Tour well volumes <br /> or until the discharge water moicates staoillzation or temperature conauctivity and pH If the <br /> ,tell 1s evacuated berore tour well volumes are removed or stabilization is acnieveo the sample <br /> should be taken wnen the water level in tree Weil recovers to 80 percent of its initial levei <br /> Retrieval of the water sample, sample handling ana sample preservation shall be conducted <br /> according to Standard Operating Procedure 10 concerning "Sampling for Volatiles in Water <br /> The sampling equipment used shall consist of a Teflon's and/or stainless steel samplers which <br /> meet U S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations Glass vials with Teflono lids <br /> should be used to store the coilected samples <br /> To ensure sample integrity each vial shall be filled with the sampled water in such a way that <br /> the water stands above the lip of the vial The cap should then be quickly placed an the vial <br /> and tightened securely The vial should then be checked to ensure that air bubbles are not <br /> present prior to labeling of the sample Label information should include a sample identification <br /> number, lob identification, date, time, type of analysis requested, and sampler's name Chain- <br /> of-custody records shall be completed according to Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) 11 <br /> concerning chain of custody <br /> The vials should be immediately placed in high quality coolers for shipment to the laboratory. <br /> The coolers should be packed with sufficient ice or freezer packs to ensure that the samples are <br /> kept below 4' Celsius (C) To minimize sample degradation the prescribed analysis shall take <br /> place within seven days of sample collection unless specialty prepared acidified vials are used. <br /> To minimize the potential for cross contamination between wells, all the well development and <br /> water sampling equipment which contacts the groundwater shall be cleaned between each <br /> sampling As a second precautionary measure, the wells shall be sampled in order of increasing <br /> contaminant concentrations (the least contaminated well first, the most contaminated well last) <br /> as established by previous analysis <br /> CONCORD SOP 121941 <br /> PJ-MGROUNDWATER <br /> r�' � TECHNOLOGY, INC <br />