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NYCDOH/ATSDR residential asbestos sampling results November-December 2001

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Forwarded spreadsheet compiling residential asbestos sampling results collected in November-December 2001, including Building 11 reoccupancy assessment.

NYC-WTC_000139656–000139707

Folder label: “E-Mails Sent M. Gilsenan 2001-2002

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Indoor floor dust samples will be collected using the EPA ERT SOP for household dust collection. As much dust as possible will be collected; the area vacuumed will be measured and reported. Samples will be analyzed for crystalline silica, gypsum, mica, and calcite using XRD analysis. Asbestos and fibrous glass will be analyzed using New York State Method 198.1 (polarized light microscopy [PLM]); if <1% asbestos is found, New York State Method 198.4 (transmission electron microscopy [TEM]) analysis will be conducted. The pH of the dust will be tested using EPA SW846 Method 9045C. 2. Outdoor Outdoor air and settled dust sampling will occur in areas adjacent to the residential building being tested indoors. Sampling will occur concurrently with indoor sampling. Ambient air sampling will be conducted at breathing height. Air sampling for asbestos will be conducted and analyzed using NIOSH methods 7400 and 7402. Respirable crystalline silica will be sampled and analyzed using NIOSH method 7500. Air sampling for inhalable and thoracic size particles will be conducted using EPA method IP-IOA. The respirable silica sample will be used to analyze the respirable fraction of the dust. The relative amounts (percent weight) of each fraction present will be determined. Each fraction will be analyzed for silica, gypsum, mica, and calcite using XRD analysis, and for fibrous glass using SEM. Settled surface dust samples will be collected by scooping visible dust into a glass container. A minimum of 25-30 grams of sample is required. The area of the surface sampled (e.g., 100 cm^) will be measured and documented. Samples will be analyzed for crystalline silica, gypsum, mica, and calcite using XRD analysis, and for asbestos and fibrous glass using New York State method 198.1 (PLM). If PLM shows less than <1% asbestos. New York State Method 198.4 (transmission electron microscopy [TEM]) analysis will be conducted. The pH of the dust will be tested using EPA SW846 Method 9045C.

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