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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0002481
RECORD_ID
PR0540859
PE
2960
FACILITY_ID
FA0023361
FACILITY_NAME
PLAY N PARK (FORMER BARNES TRUCKING)
STREET_NUMBER
1817
Direction
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STREET_NAME
FRESNO
STREET_TYPE
AVE
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95206
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
1817 S FRESNO AVE
P_LOCATION
01
QC Status
Approved
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Quali1y Assuran e Procedures <br /> To prevent contamination of the samples, Clearwater personnel adhere to the following procedures in the field <br /> • A new,clean pair of latex gloves are put on prior to sampling each well <br /> • Wells are gauged, purged and groundwater samples are collected in the expected order of increasing degree of <br /> contamination based on historical analytical results <br /> • All purging equipment will be thoroughly decontaminated between each well, using the procedures previously <br /> described at the beginning of this section <br /> • During sample collection for volatile organic analysis, the amount of air passing through the sample is <br /> mmimized This helps prevent the air from stripping the volatiles from the water Sample bottles are filled by <br /> slowly running the sample down the side of the bottle until there is a convex meniscus over the mouth of the <br /> bottle The lid is carefully screwed onto the bottle such that no air bubbles are present within the bottle If a <br /> bubble is present,the cap is removed and additional water is added to the sample container After resealing the <br /> sample container, if bubbles still are present inside, the sample container is discarded and the procedure is <br /> repeated with a new container <br /> Laboratory and field handling procedures may be monitored, if required by the client or regulators, <br /> y including <br /> quality control (QC)samples for analysis with the groundwater samples Examples of different types Qsamples <br /> are as follows <br /> • Trip blanks are prepared at the analytical laboratory by laboratory personnel to check field handling procedures <br /> Trip blanks are transported to the project site in the same manner as the laboratory-supplied sample containers <br /> to be filled They are not opened, and are returned to the laboratory with the samples collected Trip blanks <br /> are analyzed for purgable organic compounds <br /> • Equipment blanks are prepared In the field to determine if decontamination of field sampling equipment has <br /> been effective The sampling equipment used to collect the groundwater samples is rinsed with distilled water <br /> which is then decanted into laboratory-supplied containers The equipment blanks are transported to the <br /> laboratory, and are analyzed for the same chemical constituents as the samples collected at the site <br /> • Duplicates are collected at the same time that the standard groundwater samples are being collected and are <br /> analyzed for the same compounds in order to check the reproducibility of laboratory data They are typically <br /> only collected from one well per sampling event The duplicate is assigned an identification number that will <br /> not associate it with the source well <br /> Generally, trip blanks and field blanks check field handling and transportation procedures Duplicates check <br /> laboratory procedures The configuration of QC samples is determined by Clearwater depending on site conditions <br /> and regulatory requirements <br /> Ct I AR,i ATER GROul,(WU(JWS) 4 re,,tsLd fine 29 2001 <br />
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