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DRMS Permit Index
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M2021007
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PERMIT FILE
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2/5/2021
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Knight Pidsold <br /> CONSULTING <br /> r <br /> SGLLC W-1 <br /> SGLLC C-1 <br /> ,;.,: SGLLC E-1 <br /> Figure 2 Sampling Locations <br /> 2.2 LABORATORY ANALYSES <br /> As stated above, samples collected for waste characterization were subject to multiple analytical tests to <br /> assess the waste characteristics both in terms of metals leachability and acid generation potential. ABA <br /> static test procedures determine acid generation potential (AGP) from total sulfur (S) content using the <br /> following equation: <br /> AGP= 31.25 x percent S <br /> with AGP expressed in kilograms calcium carbonate per ton (kg CaCO3/ton) and assuming two moles of <br /> acid will be produced from each mole of sulfur. Neutralization Potential (NP) is determined using a 24-hour <br /> contact time acid digestion at ambient temperatures and is also expressed in kg CaCO3/ton. Net <br /> Neutralization Potential (NNP) is determined by subtracting AGP from NP and can be used to classify a <br /> sample as potentially acid generating (PAG) or non-PAG. In general, samples with NNP values < -20 kg <br /> CaCO3/ton are likely to form acid (PAG)while samples with NNP > 20 kg CaCO3/ton are not likely to form <br /> acid (non-PAG). Samples with NNP values between -20 and 20 kg CaCO3/ton may or may not generate <br /> acid (uncertain). <br /> In the TCLP test (EPA method 1311), the pH of the sample material is first established, and then <br /> leached with an acetic acid/sodium hydroxide solution at a 1:20 mix of sample to solvent.The leachate <br /> mixture is sealed in an extraction vessel for general analytes, or possibly pressure sealed as in zero- <br /> headspace extractions (ZHE) and tumbled for 18 hours to simulate an extended leaching time in the <br /> ground. The sample is then filtered so that only the solution (not the sample) remains and the leachate <br /> is then analyzed for TCLP metals analyses (arsenic, barium, cadmium, chromium, lead, mercury, <br /> selenium, and silver). <br /> January 14,2021 <br /> DV-21-0024 3 of 6 <br />
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