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Environmental Remediation Drilling
Safety Guidelines
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4.16.4 - Field Sampling Equipment Cleaning Procedures cont.
This procedure can be expanded to include additional or alternate solvent rinses that will remove specified
target compounds if required by site-specific work plans or as directed by a particular client.
Table 4.2 - Decontamination Solvents Table
Solvent Soluble Contaminants
Water
Low-chain compounds
Salts
Some organic acids and
other polar compounds
Dilute Bases
Detergent
Soap
Acidic compounds
Phenol
Thiols
Some nitro and sulfonic
compounds
Organic Solvents (note: some
solvents can degrade or
permeate protective clothing)
Alcohols (methanol)
Ethers
Ketones
Aromatics
Straight-chain alkanes
(hexane)
Common petroleum products
(fuel oil, kerosene)
Non-polar compounds (such
as some organic
compounds)
Special considerations for solvents:
Solvent rinses are not necessarily required when organics are not a contaminant of concern.
An acid rinse is not necessarily required if analysis does not include inorganics.
Always reference appropriate analytical procedure for specific decontamination solutions required for
adequate removal of the contaminants of concern.
Sampling equipment that requires the use of plastic or Teflon tubing should be disassembled, cleaned,
and the tubing replaced with clean tubing, if necessary, before commencement of sampling or between
sampling locations.
The use of distilled or deionized water may be acceptable for decontamination of sampling equipment
provided that it has been verified by laboratory analysis to be analyte-free distilled or deionized water.
The use of an untreated potable water supply may not be an acceptable substitute for tap water.
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