Perimeter Probe Monitoring, Sampling and Analysis Sample Clauses

Perimeter Probe Monitoring, Sampling and Analysis. Perimeter probe sampling, including field procedures and equipment, shall be conducted in accordance with the Guidelines and the approved Compliance Plan for each landfill. Please note that each monitoring probe port may contain multiple monitoring probes at varying depths. Estimated monitoring probe quantity in Rate Sheet - Part I represents the total number of monitoring probe ports in each individual site. All refuse boundary gas probes shall be monitored for TOC as measured using a portable FID or alternative SCAQMD approved instrument. Prior to collecting a sample, each probe must be evacuated until the TOC concentration remains constant for a minimum of 30 seconds, as indicated by the FID. Each perimeter probe sample shall be collected in a 1.0-liter Tedlar bag housed within a light-sealed box over a continuous 10-minute period utilizing a non-contaminating pump. The sample shall then be analyzed using the portable FID. Probe Monitoring Landfill gas migration probes shall be monitored once a month. The following data shall be collected and recorded to comply with SCAQMD Rule 1150.l monitoring and 27 CCR in a format acceptable to OC Waste & Recycling, including but not limited to the following. • Date, time, name, and signature of monitoring technician; • Monitoring instrument ID and daily calibration log for the instrument; • Meteorological conditions (e.g., barometric pressure, ambient temperature, wind speed and direction, etc.); • Static pressure; • Purge volumes and time; • Methane gas concentration; • Oxygen gas concentration; and • Carbon dioxide gas concentration Required format will be provided by the County.
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