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Development of VOCs Monitoring Plan Waroonphan Jaruphan Ambient Air Monitoring Section Air and Noise Quality Management Bureau Pollution Control Department Objective of VOCs monitoring program To study existing status of VOCs as hazardous air pollutants (HAPs( HAPs) Determination ambient VOCs level as annual average to assess health risk for setting up air quality standards for VOCs in Thailand

What is defined the program? I. Site selection II. Target Compounds III. IV. Schedule QA/QC I. Site Selection 1. Category of monitoring site Roadside (5 sites) Residential (5 sites) Industrial (13 sites) (Including gas station and fugitive sources)

2. Data used for site selection Roadside and Residential Number of Population in 50 districts in Bangkok area (2004) Car density in Bangkok area (2005) Availability of Meteorological data PCD Air quality monitoring data (conventional parameters e.g., NO 2, O 3, PM10 and air toxic) 2. Data for residential site selection Ten priority orders of number of populations per district in BKK (roadside and residential) Districts No. of populations (persons) 1. Bangkae 186,744 2. Bangken 177,062 3. Jatujuk 169,983 4. Jomthong 167,794 5. Saimai 161,749 6. Donmuang 157,989 7. Bangsue 154,079 8. Bangkapi 147,694 9. Dindang 147,398 10. Thonburi 139,573

2. Data for roadside site selection Ten priority orders of Car density (roadside) Roads Cars density (cars/hr) 1. Vipawadee 12,576 2. Radchadapisek 9,048 3. Asoke dindang 7,343 4. Pahonyotin 6,961 5. Dindang 6,838 6. Ramkhamhang 6,305 7. Rama 3 5,834 8. Pechaburi 5,815 9. Rachapreuk 5,492 10. Srinakarin 5,455 2. Criteria for site selection Available meteorological data Available ambient air quality data Security Avoid obstructions and ground dust Sampling height approx. 1.5 m above the ground Distance for roadside area : 10 m from the major road Distance for residential area: 1560 m from the major road

Roadside site selected s UTM Coordinate Dominant wind direction Nearest Meteorological X(WGS84) Y(WGS84) 1.Donmuang District Office 672318 1538355 S,W Donmuang (Met.Dep.) 2.Transportation Department 667714 1525914 Calm 3.Chokechai4 Police 672180 1525636 Chokechai4 (PCD) 4.Dindang station 667609 1522005 no oberved Dindang (PCD) 5.BanNhongBon School 679577 1512599 W, Residential site selected s UTM Coordinate Dominant wind direction Nearest Meteorological X(WGS84) Y(WGS84) 1.Bangkapisukum School 680340 1524712 Klonjun (PCD) 2.BordinDecha School 674557 1522832 Ramkhamheang (PCD) 3.WatSing School 656372 1513271 S,W Watsing (PCD) 4.Bangkok Naval Base 660128 1520475 No observed Bansomdet (PCD) 5.Prachanookoon School 676790 1539354 W,

City Background s UTM Coordinate Dominant wind direction Nearest Meteorological X(WGS84) Y(WGS84) Bangna 673673 1511376 No Observed Bangna (PCD)

2. Data used for site selection Industrial site 1. PCD monitoring data (conventional parameters) 2. Complain record related to smell, bad odor 20042006 2006 3. Initial inventory data 4. Potential source 5. Screening Survey (with portable GC) Industrial site (BKK & vicinity) s UTM Coordinate Dominant wind direction Nearest Meteorological X(WGS84) Y(WGS84) 1.Ladkrabung (Wattippawas school) 678322 1523365 Bangna(PCD) 2.Bangpoo North (Sriubon Village) 674557 1522832 Bangna(PCD) 3.Bangpoo South (Somboon House) 656372 1513271 S,W Bangna(PCD) 4.Jomthong S,W Watsing (PCD) 5.Ladprod 71 W, Chokechai4 (PCD) 6.Phaholyotin 50

ร ปภาพท North Industrial site (Mabtaput) s UTM Coordinate Dominant wind direction Nearest Meteorological X(WGS84) Y(WGS84) 1.Mabtaput Health Center 0735198 1405891 Maptaput Health Center (PCD) 2.Bantaguan Sanitation Center 0735522 1402762 Maptaput Health Center (PCD) 3.New Town 0734643 1406326 S,W New Town (Maptaput Industrial Estrate) 4.Wat Mapchalood 0730905 1407345 Mabchalood (Maptaput Industrial Estrate) 5.Wat Nongfab 0729828 1403346 W, 6.Bannpong 0734099 1408033

6 4 1 3 2 8 3 4 5 1 1 5 2 6 2 ร ปท 1 PCDAmbient Air Monitoring site in MTP area 1= สถาน อนาม ยมาบตาพ ด 2= บ านตากวน 3= สถาน เม องใหม 4 = สถาน มาบชะล ด 5= ว ดหนองแฟป 6 = ช มชนบ านพลง Reference/ Background site s UTM Coordinate Dominant wind direction Nearest Meteorological X(WGS84) Y(WGS84) Khao Laem Dam 673673 1511376 No Observed Mobile

II. Target Compounds 44 compounds to be analyzed canistergcms system 1Freon12 13Acrylonitrile 25 t1,3dichloropropene 37 1,3,5Trimethylbenzene 2 Freon114 14 1,1Dichloroethane 26 1,1,2Trichloroethane 38 1,2,4Trimethylbenzene 3 Chloromethane 15 1,1Dichloroethene 27 Tet r achl or oet hene 39 mdichlorobenzene 4 Chloroethane 16 Chl oroform 28 1,2Dibromoethane 40 pdichlorobenzene 5 1, 3But adi ene 17 1,1,1Trichloroethane 29 Chlorobenzene 41 Benzyl chloride 6 Bromomethane 18 Carbon teterachloride 30 Ethylbenzene 42 odichlorobenzene 7Vinyl chloride 191,2Dichloroethane 31 mxylene 43 1,2,4Trichlorobenzene 8Freon11 20 Benzene 32 pxylene 44 Hexachlorobutadiene 9Freon113 21 Tr i chl or oet hene 33 oxylene 10 c1,2dichloroethene 22 1,2Dichloropropane 34 Styrene 11 3 Chloro1 propene 23 c1,3dichloropropene 35 1,1,2,2Tetrachloroethane 12 Di chl oromethane 24 Toluene 36 4Ethyltoluene Additional 3 Compounds 1.Formaldehyde 2. Acetaldehyde 3. Ethylene Oxide

Criteria for Target Compounds Current capacity of laboratory US EPA Method TO 14 US EPA Method TO 15 Availability of standard gas III. Schedule Frequency one a month Samping Duration 24 hours Randomized schedule for 12 months

IV. QA/QC Plan SOPs for Ambient Sampling & Laboratory Training and staff qualification system Canister cleaning and testing program Field Data sheet QA/QC sample (Duplicate, Blank) Standard Gas Inter laboratory cross check

Date Location: Name GPS (UTM unit) Name of collector Canister serial number Cleaning date Cleaning method name Result of leak check Passive sampler # Flow rate Time Pressure Duplicate sampling Weather Temperature Relative humidity Wind direction Wind speed Remarks Pressure Name of analytist Date of analysis Data file name pressure Digital camera shooting Date receiving canister Field Data sheet Year X: Number of times repeating evacuating and filling: Final pressure: Start of the test Start of sampling Cani. # Yes/ No Start of sampling Lowest Lowest Year Name of person who measures the pressure and dilutes Before dilution Year Name of person who check this record Date Address Y: Who cleaned End of the test Calculated based on pressure End of sampling Travel blank End of sampling Highest Highest Date After dilution Date Data sheet # Month Z: Elapsed time Cani. # Throughout sampling Average Average Month Dilution rate Month When you will see the data? Monitoring data will be compiled as data report. Content of the report will be presented in the seminar 2007. Then report will be available from PCD web site.