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wassessing sufficient purging. Purging in is continued until all three physical parameters <br /> have stabilized. Specific conductance (conductivity) meters are read to the nearest±10 <br /> umhos/cm and are calibrated daily. pH meters are read to the nearest f0.1 pH units and <br /> are calibrated daily. Temperature is read to the nearest 0.1 °F. Calibration of physical <br /> - parameter meters will follow manufacturer's specifications. Collected field data during <br /> purging activities will be entered on the Well Sampling Field Data Sheet. <br /> In low yield formations, the well is purged such that the "standing" water is removed <br /> and the well is allowed to recharge. (Normal field measurements will be periodically <br /> recorded during the purging process.) In situations where recovery to 80% of static <br /> water level is estimated, or observed to exceed a two hour duration, a sample will be <br /> collected when sufficient otthe we leist not purged drYrsuch thatlthe eachorecharge a ea metercauses <br /> Attempts will be made <br /> the formation water to cascade into the well. <br /> portion In wells where free-phase hydrocarbons are detected, the e A grow dwater <br /> bailed from the well and the estimated volume removed <br /> recorded.-phase <br /> ho ded.hydrocarbons w the <br /> sample will be collected if bailing reduces the amount of free-phaseY <br /> point where they are not present in the well. Well sampling will be conducted using <br /> one of the aforementioned methods depending on the formation yield. However, if <br /> free-phase hydrocarbons persist throughout bailing, then a groundwater sample will not <br /> be collected. <br /> Volatile organic groundwater samples are collected so that air passage througthe <br /> sample does not occur or is minimal (to prevent volatiles from being stripped from <br /> samples): sample bottles are filled by slowly running the sample down the sidle of the <br /> lon <br /> bottle until there is a positive convex meniscus over the neck of the bottle; <br /> ' side of the septum (in cap) is positioned against the meniscus, and the cap screwed on <br /> tightly; the sample is inverted and the bottle lightly tapped• The absence of an air <br /> bubble indicates a successful seal; if a bubble is evident, the cap is removed, more <br /> sample is added,and the bottle is resealed. <br /> Chairs-of-Custod, <br /> Groundwater sample containers are labeled with a uniquechain-of-custody form and ple number, cat plaed and <br /> date of collection. All samples are logged into a chain Y <br /> chilled ice cltest for shipment to a laboratory certified by the State of California <br /> Department of Health Services. <br /> RESNA INDUSTRIES,INC. <br /> Groundwater Sampling Protocol <br /> Latest Revision: October 23, 1991 <br />