Field Equipment Decontamination Procedures Training Courses
From Complete Groundwater Sampling E-Course
It is a common practice to use a variety of field equipment that travels from well to well during a ground-water sampling event. Portable equipment such as water-level gauges, flow cells, analytical instruments and multi-parameter sondes are examples of some equipment that is used in each monitoring well, even in situations where dedicated pumps are used. And, of course, where portable pumps are used, the pump (and, in many cases, the discharge tubing) will also travel from well to well. To avoid the potentially very serious and costly problem of monitoring well cross-contamination, it is critical to implement thorough and effective field equipment cleaning protocols.
Module GWM–16 (Total Length: 99 Minutes)
Module GWM–16 (Total Length: 99 Minutes)
Field Decontamination Procedures for Ground-Water Sampling Equipment
- Objectives of Field Equipment Decontamination
- Considerations for Selection of an Effective Field Decontamination Protocol
- Discussion of ASTM Standards D 5088 and D 5608 on Field Equipment Decontamination
- Problems Associated With Using Chemical Desorbing Agents
- QA/QC Elements of Equipment Cleaning Programs
- Verifying the Effectiveness of Field Decontamination Efforts
Total CEUs for Module GWM-016: 1.7 CEUs
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