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WTC residential environmental sampling plan draft, Oct 2001

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Draft document outlining ambient and indoor air sampling strategies for residential areas near the World Trade Center site.

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Sample/Analytical Methods

Parameter Enyironmental. Media Indoor/Outdoor Sampling/Analytical Method

Asbestos air VO NIOSH 7400, NIOSH 7402 Breathing zone sample height Total Suspended air O EPA Method # (continuous realtime) Particulates Breathing zone sample height

PM10andPM2.5 air O EPA Method # (continuous real-time) Breathing zone sample height

Inhalable (<100pm) air I/O lOM personal sampler. Analyze each fraction for asbestos, thoracic (<10pm) (TEM), and for crystalline silica, gypsum (other?) (XRD) respirable (<4pm)

Respirable air I/O NIOSH 7500 crystalline silica

pH dust I/O Method? ASTM?

gypsum, mica, dust I/O XRD calcite

magnesium dust I/O EPA Method ##

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