NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
JLC ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS, INC.
200 Park Avenue South, Suite 1001, New York, New York 10003
Phone: (212) 420-8119 Fax: (212) 420-6092
Project No.: 03-2744
New York City D.E.P. ELAP Lab Code: 11029 Analyte: FIBERS
59-17 Junction Blvd. NIOSH and AIHA Lab Code: 100273 Date Received: 4/4/2003
Flushing, NY 11373 NVLAP Lab Code: 101953 Date Analyzed: 4/4/2003
Batch#: 0304A729
SUMMARY OF ANALYTICAL RESULTS - PCM
Site: [ 114 Liberty Street, New York, NY
SAMPLE #
COLLECTED DESCRIPTION I LOCATION TIME(min) VOLUME(L) FIBIFIELD RESULTS(f/cc)
LAB#
001 Pizzeria on Liberty Street/ Outside Work Area 600 3650.4 15/100 0.0020
03-April
A 10299
002 Miami Sub on Liberty Street/ Outside Work Area 600 3650.4 4/100 0.0005
03-April
A 10300
003 Next to the Decon on Liberty Street/ Outside Work 600 3650.4 5/100 0.0007
03-April Area
A 10301
. 004
o3-April
A 10302
Decon on Cedar Street 600 3650.4 17/100 0.0023
005 Entrance into the Work Area on Cedar Street 600 3650.4 6/100 0.0008
03-April
A 10303
006 FIELD BLANK 0/100
03-April
A 10304
Sample Ana is by: <LOD = Less than limit of detection which is 5.5 Fibers! 100 Fields
Positive Phase Contrast Microscopy (PCM) VOID1 = H.C.P. ( High Concentration of Particles)
VOID2 = Overloaded
Method of Sample Preparation and Analysis:
All samples analyzed in accordance with the NIOSH 7400 Method using "A" Counting Rules. Issue 2, Agu~t 1994
Instrumentation: ~!
Olympus PCM Model BH-2 with Walton-Beckett Graticule (100um field diameter). La bor o ala
Laboratory Director
Report Date: April 11, 2003
JLC is responsible for only the fiber counts within the limitations of the method described as NIOSH 7400. Among other limitations, this
method gives only an index of airborne fibers and provides only an estimate of asbestos concentration. Any and all claims arising out of
JLC's analysis of these samples are limited in recovery to the cost of analyzing samples. JLC accepts no other liability and the client
agrees to seek no costs beyond the above.
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