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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
Hydrology
Doc Date
8/2/2004
Doc Name
BioMonitoring Tests Report (June 16, 2004)
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Mountain Coal Company, LLC
To
WQCD
Permit Index Doc Type
DMR’s
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D
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THE SEACREST GROUP <br />Quality Assurance Check List -Acute and Chronic Whole Effluent Toxicity Test <br />Client: Mountain Coal Company <br />Start Date of Test: May 28, 2004 <br />SeaCrest Sample Number: 304133 <br />Species Tested: Daphnia magna <br />Sample received in lab properly preserved (4o C)? N* <br />Sample delivered on ice or equivalent? Y* <br />Test initiated within 36 hours of collection? Y <br />Test protocol conforms to CDPHE guidelines: D. magna? Y <br />Test protocol conforms to CDPHE guidelines: P. promelas? NA <br />Average Test Temp ± 1 o C: D. magna? Y <br />Average Test Temp + 1 o C: P. promelas? NA <br />DO level >4.0 mg/L; no supersaturation: D. magna? Y <br />DO level >4.0 mg/L; no supersaturation: P. promelas? NA <br />Mortality in control <10%, <20% for chronic: D. magna? Y <br />Mortality in control <10°!0, <20% for chronic: P. promelas? NA <br />Daphnia magna neonates in control <24 hours old? Y <br />P. promelas larvae in control 1-14 days old in acute, < 1 day old in chronic? NA <br />Appropriate reference toxicity test conducted? Y <br />Lab Ref. Tox. test results within the confidence limits for the lab? Y <br />" sample was at 19.50 C upon delivery. Packed in blue ice. <br />Sample was packed in Blue Ice. We have found that blue ice does not seem to adequately <br />chill the effluent samples over long periods of time. Ice has been found to give better results <br />in holding temperatures at or below the required 4° C. <br />Sig <br />Date (fl /~~/~ <br />Position: Senior Scientist <br />
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