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1 Measurement &Sampling
2 Part 1 Introduction to Sampling
3 What to sample? - Hazard Raw Material Finished product By product Exposure standards Length of shift Recognition Physical environment
4 To Determine Level of exposure Hazards Recognition The effectiveness of control measures Investigate complaints Compliance with regulations Walk through Survey Locate existing hazards Review process See, smell, feel Control measures Field Survey More detail observation, Monitoring Normal and abnormal conditions
5 Field Survey Information required (Industrial Hygiene) Excessive noise Excessive heat Inadequate ventilation Radiation exposure Excessive air contaminant Ergonomic problems
6 Types of Sampling Grab or Instantaneous Samples GRAB SAMPLES Concentration Time Source; BP International
7 Short Term Samples Types of Sampling SHORT TERM TIME Concentration WEIGHTED AVERAGE Time Source; BP International
8 Long Term Samples Types of Sampling LONG TERM TIME Concentration WEIGHTED AVERAGE Time Source; BP International
9 Continuous Monitoring Types of Sampling CONTINUOUS MONITORING Concentration Time Source; BP International
10 Sampling of Gases and Vapours 1. Whole of Air or Grab Sampling 2. Active sampling Absorption Adsorption 3. Diffusion or passive samplers 4. Direct reading instruments 5. Detector tubes
11 Grab Sampling
12 Whole of Air or Grab Sampling Collected (the gas/vapour) Passively-evacuated prior to sampling Actively-by using a pump Evacuated containers Canisters Gas bottles Syringes Used when Concentration constant To measure peaks Short periods sampling purpose (grab)
13 Whole of Air or Grab Sampling (cont) Container preparation Cleaned Passivation (e.g. Summa process summa canister) Compounds ideally Stable Recoveries dependent on humidity, chemical reactivity & inertness of container (gaseous sampled not contaminated) Down to ppb levels Landfill gaseous sampling
14 Whole of Air or Grab Sampling (cont) Gas bags e.g. Tedlar or other polymers Filled in seconds or trickle filled Best for ppm levels Source: Airmet Scientific reproduced with permission
15 Whole of Air or Grab Sampling (cont) Sample loss issues: Permeation Adsorption onto bag Bag preparation Bag filling
16 Whole of Air or Grab Sampling (cont) Gas bags (cont) Single use cheap enough, but?? If reuse purge 3x at least Run blanks Don t overfill bag (can exceed 3 times of the stated volume)
17 Active Sampling
18 Active Sampling Pump Absorption Adsorption sorbent tubes eg Charcoal Silica gel Porous polymers Tenax, Poropaks etc TD Mixed phase sampling
19 Active Sampling (cont) Source: 3M Australia reproduced with permission Source: Airmet Scientific-reproduced with permission Low volume pump ml/min Sample train (procedure/setup) Calibration Source: Airmet Scientific-reproduced with permission
20 Active Sampling (cont) SamplingTube Holder (sorbent tube) Source University of Wollongong
21 Active Sampling (cont) Gas/Vapour Sampling Train Break off both ends of a sorbent tube (2mm diameter) Put tube in low flow adapter/tube holder Make sure tube is in correct way around Source: Airmet Scientific reproduced with permission
22 SKC Taking the Sample Place sample train on person: Start pump Note start time At end of sample: Note stop time Source :Airmet Scientific reproduced with permission (sampling workplace air in which workers mostly are working at)
23 Active Sampling (cont) Multi Tube sampling Universal type pumps allow: Up to 4 tubes at the same time either running at different flow rates (but same type of tube) or with different tubes (different sorbent, to sample different gaseous) 3 way adaptor shown Source :Airmet Scientific reproduced with permission To sample pump
24 Absorption Absorption gas or vapour collected by passing it through a liquid where it is collected by dissolution in the liquid Impingers Source: University of Wollongong
25 Absorption - Impinger Sampling Train Source :Airmet Scientific reproduced with permission
26 Absorption (cont) Collection efficiencies of gas/vapor samples Size and number of bubbles Volume of liquid Sampling rate typically up to 1 L/min Reaction rate Liquid carry over or liquid loss Connect in series Need to keep samplers upright Personal sampling awkward & difficult
27 Absorption (cont) Absorption derivatisation often used for: Formaldehyde collected in water or bisulphite Oxides of nitrogen in sulphanilic acid Ozone in potassium iodine Toluene diisocyanate 1-(2- methoxy phenyl) piperazine in toluene
28 Adsorption Gas or vapour is collected by passing it over and retained on the surface of the solid sorbent media Direction of sample flow Back up sorbent bed Main sorbent bed Source :Airmet Scientific reproduced with permission
29 Adsorption (cont) Breakthrough: Source :Airmet Scientific reproduced with permission
30 Adsorption (cont) After sampling: - remove tube - take sample - cap the tube - store - submit for analysis with details of sample (sampling duration, media, environment etc) Don t forget to send a blank with samples to laboratory Source :Airmet Scientific reproduced with permission
31 Activated Charcoal Extensive network of internal pores with very large surface area Is non polar and preferentially adsorbs organics rather than polar compounds Typically using CS 2 for desorption (recovery)
32 Activated Charcoal (cont) Limitations Poor recovery for reactive compounds, polar compounds such as amines & phenols, aldehydes, low molecular weight alcohols & low boiling point (very volatiles) compounds such as ammonia, ethylene and methylene chloride
33 Silica Gel Used for polar substances such as Glutaraldehyde Amines Inorganics which are hard to desorb from charcoal Disadvantage Affinity for water Desorption Polar solvent such as water and methanol
34 Porous Polymers & Other Adsorbents Where gas & vapour not collected effectively with charcoal or poor recoveries Tenax low level pesticides XAD 2 for pesticides Chromosorb pesticides Porapaks polar characteristics Others: Molecular sieves Florisil for PCBs Polyurethane foam for pesticides, PNAs
35 Thermal Desorption Superseding (more powerful) compared to CS 2 desorption especially in Europe Why desorp? recovery of adsorbant, gas/vapor analyses in GC etc. Sensitivity (to various affecting factors for desorption) Desorption efficiency Reproducibility (consistent results/outcomes) Analytical performance
36 Thermal Desorption (cont) Thermal desorption tubes: ¼ inch OD x 3 ½ long stainless steel Pre packed with sorbent of choice SwageLok storage cap Diffusion cap Conditioning of tubes prior / after use Sources: Markes International reproduced with permission
37 Thermal Desorption Unit with GC/MS Sources: Markes International reproduced with permission
38 Collection Efficiencies of Adsorption Tubes Temperature Adsorption reduced at higher temperatures Some compounds can migrate through bed Tips: Store in cool box, fridge or freezer Humidity Charcoal and silica gel has great affinity for water vapour
39 Collection Efficiencies (cont) Sampling flow rate If too high -> insufficient residence time for adsoprtion to occur Channeling If incorrectly packed (thus not adsorbed) Overloading (of the sorbent/adsorbant) If concentrations / sampling times too long or other contaminants inc. water vapour are present
40 Mixed Phase Sampling Solid, liquid, aerosol and gas and vapour phases (all or some present at the same time) Impingers -> used for sampling E.g. in aluminium industry fluorides as particulate (solid), or hydrofluoric acid as a mist or as gas.
41 Passive Sampling
42 Passive Sampling - Unlike active sampling -> no pump - But collected in a container (e.g. canister, metal tube etc.) - Container contains adsorbent - Diffusion/permeation through membrane)
43 Diffusion or Passive Sampling Fick s Law m = AD (c 0 c) t L where m = mass of adsorbate collected in grams t = sampling time in seconds A = cross sectional area of the diffusion path in square cm D = diffusion coefficient for the adsorbate in air in square cm per second available from manufacturer of the sampler for a given chemical L = length of the diffusion path in cm (from porous membrane to sampler) c = concentration of contaminant in ambient air in gram per cubic cm c 0 = concentration of contaminant just above the adsorbent surface in gram per cubic cm
44 Diffusion or Passive Sampling (cont) Source: HSE reproduced with permission
45 Diffusion or Passive Sampling (cont) Source: 3M Australia reproduced with permission Every contaminant on every brand of monitor has its own unique, fixed sampling rate
46 Diffusion or Passive Sampling (cont) Advantages Easy to use No pump, batteries or tubing & no calibration Light weight Less expensive TWA & STEL Accuracy ± 95% confidence
47 Diffusion or Passive Sampling (cont) Limitations Need air movement 25 ft/min or 0.13m/sec Cannot be used for Low vapour pressure organics (low volatiles) eg glutaraldehyde Reactive compounds such as phenols & amines Humidity Sampling rate needs to be supplied by manufacturer (cannot be set e.g. using pump)
48 Diffusion or Passive Sampling (cont) After sampling, diffusion badges or tubes must be sealed and stored correctly prior to analysis E.g. with the 3M Organic Vapour Monitors: Single charcoal layer: Fig 1- remove white film & retaining ring. Fig 2 - Snap elution cap with plugs closed onto main body & store prior to analysis Fig 1 Fig 2 Source: 3M Australia reproduced with permission
49 Diffusion or Passive Sampling (cont) What can be typically sampled? Extensive range of organics Monitors with back up sections (adsorbent) also available Chemically impregnated (treated) sorbents allows sampling of those chemicals below: Formaldehyde Ethylene oxide Phosphine Phosgene Inorganic mercury Amines
50 Active Sampling Calculation of Results Conc (mg/m 3 ) = m f + m r m b x 1000 D x V Where: m f is mass analyte in front section in mg m r is mass analyte in rear or back up section in mg m b is mass of analyte in blank in mg (prior to actual sampling) D is the desorption efficiency V is the volume in litres (of the gas/vapor sampled)
51 Passive/Diffusion sampling: Calculation of results Conc (mg/m 3 )= W (µg) x A r x t where W = contaminant weight (µg) A = calculation constant = 1000/Sampling rate r = recovery coefficient t = sampling time in minutes Conc (ppm) = W (µg) x B r x t where W = contaminant weight (µg) B = calculation constant = 1000 x / Sampling rate x mol wt r = recovery coefficient t = sampling time in minutes
52 End of Part 1
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