3>e! I j UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY *> REGION II! It0^ CENTRAL REGIONAL LABORATORY ' 839 BESTGATE ROAD r ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND 21401 (301) 266-9180 DATE : October 9, 1990 SUBJECT: Inorganic Data Validation for the Dupont Newport Site Case 14552 - FROM : Dan v- Slizys °J" Region III Acting ESAT DPO (3ES23) < <^ TO : Randy Sturgeon ^ ^i Regional Project Manager (3HW25) THRU : Patricia J.~ Krantz, Chief ,D-* Quality Assurance Branch (3ES23) Attached is the inorganic data review for the Dupont Newport Site (Case 14552) completed by the Region III Environmental Services Assistance Team (ESAT) contractor under the direction of Region III ESD. If you have any questions regarding this review, please call me. Attachment cc: Tony Vellios, Dynamac TID File: 03900818 Task 2090 AR309671*
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j UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY*> REGION II!
It0 CENTRAL REGIONAL LABORATORY' 839 BESTGATE ROAD
r ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND 21401(301) 266-9180
DATE : October 9, 1990
SUBJECT: Inorganic Data Validation for the Dupont Newport SiteCase 14552 -
FROM : Dan v- Slizys °J"Region III Acting ESAT DPO (3ES23) <
<TO : Randy Sturgeon ^ ^iRegional Project Manager (3HW25)
Attached is the inorganic data review for the Dupont NewportSite (Case 14552) completed by the Region III EnvironmentalServices Assistance Team (ESAT) contractor under the directionof Region III ESD.
If you have any questions regarding this review, please callme.
Attachment
cc: Tony Vellios, Dynamac
TID File: 03900818 Task 2090
AR309671*
2563A RP/A ROADSUITE 300ANNAPCL.S. MO 21401
,.j PHONE 3C1-266-9887
DATE: 2 OCTOBER 1990
SUBJECT: INORGANIC DATA VALIDATION, Case 14552SITE: DUPONT NEWPORT
PROM: MARSHA BURRELL f\f$T} MAHBOOBEH MECANICSENIOR DATA REVl£^ER INORGANIC DATA REVIEWER
TO: DAN SLIZYS ^^ACTING ESAT DEPUTY PROJECT OFFICER .W jN
c§v O.THRU: RICHARD D. DRESSER
ESAT TEAM MANAGER
OVERVIEW
The set of samples for Case 14552 contained seven (7)low level soil samples. The samples were analyzedthrough the Contrac- Laboratory Program (CLP) RoutineAnalytical Services (RAS).
The EPA Health Advisory Level of 500 mg/Kg for Pb insoil samples was exceeded for several samples asoutlined in the following table:
Sanole Concentration
MCDW58 9920MCDW59 1520MCDW62 7060
SUMMARY
All analytes were successfully analyzed in all sampleswith the exception of Sb. Areas of concern withrespect to data usability are listed according to thes4iri'ousness of the problem. These include:
MAJOR PROBLEMS
The matrix spike recovery for the Sb analyte wasextremely low (<30%) in the samples. The reportedresults and the quantitation limits for these samplesmay be biased extremely low and, therefore, have beenqualified "L" and "R", respectively.
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MINOR ISSUES
The preparation blank had reported results for the Beanalyte that were >IDL. The reported results for theBe analyte in the affected samples which are <5X theblank concentration may be biased high and, therefore,have been qualified "B".
The laboratory duplicate results were outside of thecontrol limits for the Al, As, Ba, Be, Cu, Me, Mn andHg analytes. Therefore, the reported results andquantitation limits for these analytes in the sampleshave been qualified estimated, "J" and "UJ".
The correlation coefficient for the standard curveprepared and usad during the Pb analyses was O.995.The reported results for the Pb analyte may be biasedand, therefore, have been qualified estimated. "J".
The matrix spike recovery was high (>125%) fcr the Asanalyte. The reported results may be biased/ however,they were qualified estimated, "J", due to duplicateproblems as discussed above.
The matrix spike recoveries were low (30-74%) for theSe and Tl analytes. The reported results andquantitation limits may be biased low and, therefore,have been qualified "L" and "UL", respectively.
The analytical spike recoveries were low for zlie Se andTl analytes. The reported results and quantisationlimits may be biased low and, therefore, have beenqualified "L" and "UL", respectively.
The analytical spike recovery for the Pb analyte in.sample MCDW63 was high. The report results may be
high, however, it has been qualified es-imated,due to a problem with the correlation coefficient.
NOTES:
The data was reviewed in accordance with the National F mctionalGuidelines for Evaluating Inorganic Analyses.
INFORMATION REGARDING REPORT CONTENT
Table 1A is a summary of qualifiers added to thelaboratory's results during evaluation.
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ATTACHMENTS
MB010B01.DUP
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TABLE 1A SUMMARY OF QUALIFIERS ON DATA SUMMARY AFTERDATA VALIDATION
TABLE IB CODES USED IN COMMENTS COLUMN
TABLE 2 GLOSSARY OF DATA QUALIFIER CODES
TABLE 3 DATA SUMMARY FORM
APPENDIX A RESULTS REPORTED BY LABORATORYFORM I's
APPENDIX B TPO REPORT
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I TABLE 1A
1 SUMMARY OF QUALIFIERS ON DATA SUMMARY! AFTER DATA VALIDATION
Be MCDW58, MCDW61, B High D (0.60 ppb)MCDW64 A (144%)
MCDW59, MCDW60 J UJ A (144%)MCDW62, MCDW63
Cu All samples J A (77.9%)
Mg All samples J A (69.9%)
Pb All samples except J E (0.991)MCDW63
MCDW63 J ' E (0.991)F (145%)
Mn All sjiSlles J A (105%)
Hg All samples J UJ A (114%)
Se All samples L UL G (62.7%)H (59.0-78.0%)
Tl All samples except UL Low G (37.5%)MCDW62, MCDW64
MCDW62, MCDW64 L Low G (37.5%)H (55.2-54.5%)
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CODES USED IN COMMENTS COLUMN
A = The soil laboratory duplicate result was outside of thecontrol limit RPD >35% (relative percent difference is inparentheses)> Therefore, the quantitation limits and/orreported results are essimated.
3 = Due to an extremely low matrix spike recovery (% recovery isin parentheses), the quantisation limits and reportedresults may be biased eicsrenely low.
C = Due to a high matrix spike recovery (% recovery is inparentheses), the reporsed results may be biased high.
D = The preparation blank hai a result >IDL (the result is inparentheses) and the reported results were <5x the blank.The reported results may be biased high.
Z = The correlation coefficient of the standard curve was <0.995(actual result is in parentheses). Therefore, the reportedresults are estimated.
F = Due to a high analytical spike recovery (% recovery is inparentheses), the reporsad result may be biased high.
G - Due to a low matrix spike recovery (% recovery is inparentheses), the quantisation limits and/or reportedresults may be biased lev.
H =* Due to a low analytical spike recovery (% recovery is inparentheses), the quantisation limits and/or reportedresults may be biased lev.
7 TABLE 2 <V<£»' *--
GLOSSARY OF DATA QUALIFIER CODES (INORGANIC)
CODES RELATED TO IDENTIFICATION(confidence concerning presence or absence of analytes):
U = Not detected. The associated number indicates approximatesample concentration necessary to be detected.
(NO CODE) = Confirmed ider.sification.
B = Not detected substantially above the level reported inlaboratory or field blanks.
R = Unreliable result. Analyte may or nay not be present in thesample. Supporting data necessary to confirm result.
CODES RELATED TO QUANTITATI:^(can be used for both posisive results and sample quantitation limits):
J = Analyte Preser.s. Reported value nay not be accurate orprecise.
K = Analyte present. Reported value may be biased high. Actualvalue is expected so be lower.
L = Analyte present. Reported value may be biased low. Actualvalue is expected so be higher.
[] = Analyte present. As values approach the IDL thequantitaticn nay not be accurate.
UJ = Not detected, quansitation limit may be inaccurate orimprecise.
UL = Not detected, quantitation limit is probably higher.
OTHER CODES "^*m - " - -
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RESULTS REPORTED BY LABORATORY
FORM I'S
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1 EPA SAMPLE NO.INORGANIC ANALYSIS DATA SHEET ________ - '
Lab Name: CEIMIC ~' Contract: 63-D9-0070
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1 EPA SAMPLE NO.INORGANIC ANALYSIS DATA SHEET ______________
MCDW62Lab Names CEIMIC , Contract: 63-D9-0070
Lab Code: CEIMIC Case No.: 14552 SAS No.: SDG No.: MCDW58
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APPENDIX B
TPO REPORT
Page 1 of
TPO: [ ] ACTION : [X] FYI Region III
INORGANIC REGIONAL DATA ASSESSMENT SUMMARY
CASE NO: 1455275 LABORATORY: CEIMICSDG NO: MCDW58 DATA USER: Deborah SzaroSOW: 7/88 REVIEW COMPLETION DATE: 9/25/90NO. OF SAMPLES: seven (7) MATRIX: Soil
REVIEWER: ESATICP AA Eg CYANIDE
1. HOLDING TIMES _O_ _O_ _0_ _O_
2. INITIAL CALIBRATIONS _O_ _O_ _0_ _O_
3. CONTINUING CALIBRATIONS _0_ _O_ _0_ _0_
4. FIELD BLANKS (F=NOT APPLICABLE) _F_ _F_ _?_ _F_
5. LABORATORY BLANKS _X_ _O_ _0_ _0_
6. ICS _0_
7. LCS _O_ _O_
3. DUPLICATE ANALYSIS _M_ _M_ _0_ _O_
9. MATRIX SPIKE _M_ _0_ _0_ _0_
10. MSA _0_
11. SERIAL DILUTION _O_
12. SAMPLE VERIFICATION _0_ _O_ _0_ _O_
13. REGIONAL QC(F-NOT APPLICABLE) _F_ _F_ _F_ _F_
14. OVERALL AS SEGMENT _M_ _M*_ _0_ _0_O « No problftmtf, or minor problems that do not affect data usabilityX * No more than about 5% of the data points are qualified as either estimated or
unusable.M = More than about 5% of the data points are qualified as estimated.Z = More than about 5% of the data points are qualified as unusable.A = TPO action requested; use in conjunction with one of the above codes.