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Handbook for Analytical Quality Control in Water And Wastewater Laboratories By EMSL

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Handbook for Analytical Quality Control in Water And Wastewater Laboratories By EMSL

Handbook for Analytical Quality Control in Water And Wastewater Laboratories By EMSL

Chapter

1 IMPORTANCE OF QUALITY CONTROL       

1.1 General               

1.2 Quality Assurance Programs          

1.3 Analytical Methods            

1.4 Reference               

2 LABORATORY SERVICES           

2.1 General               

2.2 Distilled Water             

2.3 Compressed Air             

2.4 Vacuum               

2.5 Hood System              

2.6 Electrical Services            

3 INSTRUMENT SELECTION           

3.2 Analytical Balances            

3.3 pH/Selective-lon Meters           

3.4 Conductivity Meters           

3.5 Turbidimeters (Nephelometers)         

3.6 Spectrometers              

3.7 Organic Carbon Analyzers          

3.8 Gas Chromatographs            

4 GLASSWARE               

4.2 Types of Glassware            

4.3 Volumetric Analyses            

4.4 Federal Specifications for Volumetric Glassware   

4.5 Cleaning of Glass and Porcelain         

4.6 Special Cleaning Requirements         

4.7 Disposable Glassware            

4.8 Specialized Glassware           

4.9 Fritted Ware              

5 REAGENTS, SOLVENTS, AND GASES        

5.2 Reagent Quality             

vi OCR(6/2001) by RYA-R10

5.3 Elimination of Determinate Errors        

6 QUALITY CONTROL FOR ANALYTICAL PERFORMANCE  

6.2 The Industrial Approach to QC         

6.3 Applying Control Charts in Environmental Laboratories  

6.4 Recommended Laboratory Quality Assurance Program   

6.5 Outline of a Comprehensive Quality Assurance Program  

7 DATA HANDLING AND REPORTING        

7.2 The Analytical Value            

7.3 Glossary of Statistical Terms          

7.4 Report Forms              

8 SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR TRACE ORGANIC ANALYSIS

8.2 Sampling and Sample Handling         

8.3 Extract Handling             

8.4 Supplies and Reagents           

8.5 Quality Assurance             

9 SKILLS AND TRAINING            

9.1 General               

9.2 Skills                

9.3 Training               

10 WATER AND WASTEWATER SAMPLING      

10.2 Areas of Sampling            

11 RADIOCHEMISTRY             

11.2 Sample Collection            

11.3 Laboratory Practices           

11.4 Quality Control             

12 MICROBIOLOGY              

12.1 Background              

12.2 Specific Needs in Microbiology        

12.3 Intralaboratory Quality Control         

12.4 Interlaboratory Quality Control         

12.5 Development of a Formal Quality Assurance Program   

12.6 Documentation of a Quality Assurance Program    

vii OCR(6/2001) by RYA-R10

12.7 Chain-of-Custody Procedures for Microbiological Samples

13 AQUATIC BIOLOGY             

13.1 Summary of General Guidelines                      

14 LABORATORY SAFETY           

14.1 Law and Authority for Safety and Health     

14.2 EPA Policy on Laboratory Safety        

14.3 Laboratory Safety Practices          

14.4 Report of Unsafe or Unhealthful Condition     

Appendix A-Suggested Checklist for the Safety Evaluation of EPA Laboratory Areas A-1

viii OCR(6/2001) by RYA-R10

LIST OF FIGURES

4-1 Example of Markings on Glassware          

6-1 Essentials of a Control Chart            

6-2 Shewhart Control Chart for Percent Recovery Data      

6-3 Procedure for Evaluating QC Data From a Monitoring Study   

7-1 Example of Bench Sheet             

7-2 Example of Summary Data Sheet           

7-3 Example of STORET Report Form          

7-4 Flow Chart of the Sequence of Events During a Controlled Series of

Laboratory Measurements            

12-1 Example of Chain-of-Custody Sample Tag (a) Front, (b) Back  

12-2 Example of a Sample Log Sheet          

12-3 Example of a Chain-of-Custody Record        

14-1 Health and Safety Inspection Checklist         

14-2 Report of Unhealthful or Unsafe Condition       

14-3 Notice of Unhealthful or Unsafe Condition       

LIST OF TABLES

2-1 Water Purity                

2-2 Requirements for Reagent Water           

2-3 Comparison of Distillates From Glass and Metal Stills     

3-1 Performance Characteristics of Typical pH/Selective-Ion Meter   

3-2 Electrical Conductivity of Potassium Chloride Reference Solutions  

4-1 Tolerances for Volumetric Glassware          

4-2 Fritted Ware Porosity              

6-1 Analyses of Total Phosphate-Phosphorus Standards, in Milligrams Per

Liter of Total PO4 -P

6-2 Estimates of the Range (R = A B) and the Industrial Statistic (I = A

(A + B) of Three Different Parameters for Various Concentration

Ranges                 

6-3 Shewhart Upper Control Limits UCL and Critical Range Rc Values for

the Differences Between Duplicate Analyses Within Specific Concentration

Ranges for Three Parameters        

6-4 Critical Range Values for Varying Concentration Levels     

9-1 Skill-Time Rating of Standard Analytical Operations     

ix OCR(6/2001) by RYA-R10

10-1 Guidance for Water/Wastewater Sampling        

11-1 Sample Handling, Preservation, Methodology, and Major Instrumentation

Required               

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