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Ambient Dust Sampling Protocol Near WTC, Oct 2001

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Draft protocol for assessing airborne and settled dust exposures in residential areas following the World Trade Center collapse.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

EPA SW846 Method 9045C.

2. Exterior

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 method 7400. If an action level is exceeded subsequent filter analysis using NIOSH 7402 to determine the amount of asbestos fibers present. Respirable crystalline silica will be sampled and analyzed using NIOSH method 7500. Twenty four-hour real-time TSP, PMIO and PM 2.5 sampling will be conducted-again at breathing zone height.

Settled surface dust samples will be collected by scraping visible dust into a glass container. A minimum of 25-30 grams of sample is required. Samples will be analyzed for asbestos, crystalline silica, gypsum, mica, fiberglass and calcite using XRD. The pH of the dust will be tested using EPA SW846 Method 9045C.

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