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A FIELD ANALYSIS
CREDIT HOURS: 3 - Taken Semester III Actual HOURS: 2 hrs. Classroom ft 2 hrs. Field Work
PREREQUISITES: Cham. I ft II, Biology, Environmental Lab Analysis Taehnigua
COURSE DESCRIPTION: The objective of this course is to provide the student with a general understanding of environmental monitoring and sampling techniques in the mediae of water, wastewater, groundwater, solid waste, sludge, soils, stack discharges and ambient air.
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TOPICS
I. Water ft Wastewater Monitoring, Sampling ft Field Analysis
-- Flow Measuring
a. Electrical ft mechanical devices
b. Weirs ft Flumes
c. Surface Water
-- Sampling objectives
a. Outfalls, surface, sewers
b QA/QC Procedures
-- Sampling Techniques
a. Types of Samples
1. Automatic ft Grab Samplers
2 Microbiological
3. chemical
b. Sample Collecting, Preservation, Handling ft Storage
c. Chain of Custodies
-- Portable Field Analysis
a. Ph
b. Temperature
c. Physical/Chemical Field Analysis
IX. Groundwater Sampling -- Groundwater Characteristics -- Monitoring Wells -- sampling Techniques ft Protocols -- Sampling Objectives ft QA/QC Procedures
III.
Soil, solid Waste ft Sludge Sampling -- Types ft Frequency of samples -- Sample Techniques -- Remedial Investigation -- Sampling Objectives ft QA/QC Procedures
IV. Air Quality ft Stack Monitoring, Sampling & Field Analysis
-- Ambient Air Quality Monitoring
-- Fundamental Meteorology
-- Sampling Stations
-- Stack Testing (USEPA Methods 1-10)
a* Air Flows in Stack
1. Temperature
2. Pressure
3. Relative Humidity
4. Pitot
b. Sample Train
c. Sampling Parameters
d. Preparation, Preservation ft Chain of Custodies
e Data collection
-- Sampling Objectives ft QA/QC Procedures
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y. Sampling Safety 6 Protaction -- Personal Protective Equipment -- Confined Space Entry (Severs) -- Stack Sampling Safety
VI. On-Line Computer Governmental References
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COURSE REQUIREMENTS/GRADING STANDARDS
Students will be required to demonstrate their fulfillment of the objectives through:
1. Class Participation 2. Class Analysis 3. Test Performance
Students will be graded on the following scale:
Class Participation 20%
Tests
40%
Mid-term
15%
Final
25%
100%
There will be no make-up examinations except in RARE emergencies. Any student whose performance is 87% or better prior to final examinations, will NOT be required to take the
final examination.
INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS
The Lecturer Method of instruction will be used with emphasis on case analysis.
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