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Hydrocarbon Analysis using
Sitelab UVF for DENR UST Program
LSP Course No. 1203, 4 Edu Credits
Westford Regency Inn, Westford, MA
Tuesday, February, 2nd 2016 1:00 - 5:00 PM
Steve Greason, Instructor
Sitelab Corporation
West Newbury, MA (978) 363-2299
Field Screening Petroleum Hydrocarbons
Using Ultraviolet Fluorescence Technology
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What is Ultraviolet Fluorescence?
How Does it Work?
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What Fluoresces �Gasoline
�Jet Fuel
�Kerosene
�Diesel Fuel
�Home Heating Oil, No 2. Fuel Oil
�Heavy Fuel Oil, No. 6 Fuel Oil
�Motor Oils
�Waste Oils
�Lubricating Oils
�Cutting Oils
�Transformer Oil
�Hydraulic Fluid
�Gas Condensates
�Drilling Muds & Drilling Fluids
�Crude Oils
�Bitumen, Tar Sands
�Creosote,
�Coal Tars, Coal Ash
Fluorescence does not detect straight chain aliphatic hydrocarbons:
�PCE, TCE, dry cleaning solvents
�Other SVOC chlorinated solvents
�Methanol or Hexane used with test kits
And What Doesn’t
Popular UVF Applications
• Soil excavation and cleanup
• Site Assessments
• Remediation & Treatment
• UST Fuel Sites
• Oil Refineries, Pipeline Spills
• Power Plants, MGP Sites
• Military Sites, Airports
• Natural Disasters, Oil Spills
• Oil & Gas Production
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Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Aliphatic HydrocarbonsSaturated , Straight Chain Compounds (Alkenes)
Unsaturated , Ring Shaped Compounds (Arenes)
TPH by GC-FID
CH
CH
CH
CH
HC
HC Benzene
1-ring C6
GRO, VPH, BTEX, VOCs:
C6-C10, C5-C12 or C6-C12
BTEX: Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene and Xylenes
Semi to Non-Volatile Compounds
Benzo [a] Pyrene
5 rings C20
Naphthalene
2-rings C10
Octadecane C18
H3C CH
3
Pentane C5
H3C CH
3
Volatile Compounds
Petroleum contaminants
are split into different
Carbon Ranges or Fractions:
DRO:
C10-C28
C12-C28
TPH, EPH, EDRO, ETPH, TRPH:
UV Fluorescence detects Aromatic
hydrocarbons over a wide range of
petroleum contaminants
ORO or RRO:
C20-C35
C25-C36
C28-C36
PAHs: Polynuclear or Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Regulators are concerned with 16 PAHs in C10-C22 range
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Portable Analyzers Available
Manufactured for Sitelab Corporation by Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc.
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Evaluated by U.S. EPA in 2001
Sample test kits and calibration
kits are used for analysis
UVF-3100 Analyzer
Lab Certification with NJ DEP
Publication No.
EPA/600/R-01/080
Ranked highest compared to other
screening devices for TPH in soil.
Over 200 samples were tested.
EPA spent $800,000 on project.
Results were compared to split
samples sent to certified lab for
TPH analysis using 8015 by GC-FID.
Sitelab’s popular UVF-3100D
instrument is fitted with 3 sets of
optical filters which are sensitive
to different hydrocarbon ranges.
Can perform TPH Fingerprinting
Sitelab’s laboratory and use of
UVF certified from 2009 to 2015.
NC DENR
Regulators approve use of UVF for
TPH analysis in UST Guidelines.
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GRO: Gasoline Range Organics
Product No. CAL-025, use with Slot B Optics
Correlates to Total VPH by GC/FID
EDRO: Extended Diesel Range Organics
Product No. CAL-042, use with Slot A Optics
Correlates to Total EPH by GC/FID
UVF-3100 Calibration Kits
PAHs: Poly Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Product No. CAL-060
Use with Slot A Optics for “Total PAHs”
Correlates to EPH C11-C22 Aromatics by GC
Or use with Slot D Optics for “Target PAHs”
Correlates to sum of 16 EPA PAHs by GC/MS
Each kit includes Certificate of Analysis
and MSDS. Standards made in methanol.
Calibration standards
also available in hexane
solvent for crude oil in
water applications.
0.999
29
AUG 24, 2015
NOV 24, 2015
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3. Shake & Filter Extract1. Weigh 5 grams of Soil 2. Add 10 mL of Solvent
5. Pour into Glass Cuvette
for measurement
6. Place into UVF-3100.
Concentration (ppm) is
displayed in just a few
seconds.
4. Dilute Extract using 2nd
Test Tube and Micropipette
Test Procedure is Fast and Easy
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Record and Report Test Results
UVF
Reading
“0.550”
“OVER”
“1.250”
“0.011”
“0.077”
Dilution
Tested
100X
100X
1,000X
100X
2X Extract
Final Concentration
Report as 55 ppm
Retest a bigger dilution
Report as 1,250 ppm
Low < 0.1 ppm Det limit
Report as ND <0.2 ppm
(2X x 0.1 ppm Det Limit)
Soil
ID
1
2
3
Quality Control
Tests to Perform
0.1 ppm EDRO Cal Std
5 ppm EDRO Cal Std
Methanol Blank
UVF
Reading
“0.109”
“5.122”
“0.001”
Comments
�Close to 0.1 ppm
�Close to 5.0 ppm
�Solvent clean, zero
5-point calibration curve and
sample results can be
downloaded to a computer
using UVF-3100 software
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Case Studies Highlighting
UVF Accuracy & Performance
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Samples take 5 minutes to
prepare and analyze. Test
results directly correlate to
the Mass DEP’s EPH aromatic
hydrocarbon fraction.
Sitelab’s PAH calibration kit
contains same compounds
used for Lab GC EPH analysis.
Lab EPH
C11-C22
Aromatics
UVF-3100
C11-C22
Aromatics
Wire Factory Site in Connecticut with No. 6 Fuel Oil
Paper Mill Site in Massachusetts with No. 6 Fuel Oil
4,600
4,800
11,000
14,000
14,000
21,000
5,300
5,250
9,100
11,800
14,400
23,600
Accuracy
Y = 0.97x
R2 = 0.92
Sitelab EPH C11-C22 Aromatics (ppm)
Lab
GC
EP
H C
11
-C2
2 A
rom
ati
cs (
pp
m)
-
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
- 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000
Accuracy
Y = 1.33x
R2 = 0.98
Visible NAPL in Soil Boring
No. 6 FuelOil Sites
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EPH C11-C22Aromatics
Using CAL-060 on UVF-3100 Slot A Optics
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Lab EPH
C9-C18
Aliphatics
Lab EPH
C19-C36
Aliphatics
5,100
7,700
5,600
9,600
11,000
14,000
2,600
3,700
6,400
9,600
9,300
20,000
Soil 1
Soil 2
Soil 3
Soil 4
Soil 5
Soil 6
Results
in ppm
(mg/Kg)
vs. Lab PAHs
1,500
600
110
0.3
1,200
666
113
ND <1
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Manufactured Gas Plant UVF Results
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16
9
8
21
13
10
10
Power Plant
682
350
130
80
Petroleum Tank Farm
Wharf Site
Target PAHs
Examples testing Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Concentrations in ppm (mg/Kg)
14
55
11
12
ND <3
6.0
ND <3
3.6
ND <3
ND <3
ND <3
ND <3
ND <3
ND <3
ND <3
ND <3
ND <3
Concentrations in ppm (mg/Kg)
Naphthalene
2-Methylnaphthalene
Phenanthrene
Acenaphthene
Acenaphthylene
Fluorene
Anthracene
Fluoranthene
Pyrene
Benzo[a]Anthracene
Chrysene
Benzo[b]Fluoranthene
Benzo[k]Fluoranthene
Benzo[a]Pyrene
Indeno[1,2,3)]Pyrene
Dibenzo[ah]Anthracene
Benzo[ghi]Perylene
Lab PAHs
= 102 ppm
Soil from
Wharf Site
Using CAL-060 on UVF-3100 Slot D Optics
Coal Tar, Sediment Site
Colorado
Coal Ash Site
North Carolina
vs. Lab PAHsUVF Results
Diesel & No. 6 Fuel Oil Site
Massachusetts
vs. Lab PAHsUVF Results
455
370
180
75
220
102
72
11
vs. Lab PAHsUVF Results
Heating Oil & Gasoline Site
Massachusetts
213
105
70
12
Sitelab PAHs
= 105 ppm
Sum of PAH
Compounds
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UVF-3100
GRO Results
Lab GC
Total VPH
176
666
1,481
3,037
5,704
5,570
292
886
1,526
2,665
7,025
8,103
Mass DEP VPH Method reports
hydrocarbon fractions SEPARATELY:
C5-C8 Aliphatic Hydrocarbons
C8-C12 Aliphatic Hydrocarbons
C9-C10 Aromatic Hydrocarbons
+ Target BTEX Compounds & MtBE
260
1,500
1,500
2,300
6,000
8,000
Lab GC
EPA 8015-GRO
UVF Accuracy
vs. Lab GC GRO
R2 = 0.95
y = 1.27x
R2 = 0.98, y = 1.06x
Gasoline Station UST Site in Dracut, Massachusetts:
Concentrations in ppm units (mg/Kg)Gasoline Range
R2 = 0.90
y = 1.18x
UVF Accuracy
vs. Lab GC Total VPH
Lab GC Methods
GRO vs. Total VPH
EPA Method 8015 reports All
hydrocarbons in the C6-C10 range.
Organics & VPH
Mobile lab tested 113
samples during 2-day
site investigation. Data
used to delineate extent
of NAPL below ground.
UVF GRO (ppm)
Lab
VP
H (
pp
m)
Lab VPH (ppm)
Lab
GR
O (
pp
m)
UVF GRO (ppm)
Lab
GR
O (
pp
m)Samples collected from
six soil borings were
split and sent to a
certified lab. Results
correlate well to GRO
and VPH methods.
Using CAL-025 on UVF-3100 Slot B Optics
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350
390
1,300
1,750
2,450
3,500
5,050
6,872
12,800
16,420
241
478
2,491
2,465
2,529
5,252
4,103
5,692
12,170
16,682
67
270
1,600
1,600
1,700
3,200
2,700
3,600
8,800
12,000
78
57
120
170
150
280
220
290
750
1,100
96
140
750
650
630
1,700
1,100
1,700
2,400
3,400
ND
11
21
45
49
72
83
102
220
182
Extended DieselRange Organics
Concentrations in ppm units (mg/Kg)
C9-C18
Aliphatics
C19-C36
Aliphatics
C11-C22
Aromatics
Sum of
17 PAHs
Lab GC
Total EPH
UVF-3100
EDRO
Contaminated Wharf Site, Massachusetts
UVF-3100 EDRO Performance vs. Total EPH Method
UVF Accuracy vs. Lab GC
R2 = 0.97, y = 0.95x Good!
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Soil
#
Mass DEP EPH Method reports
hydrocarbon fractions SEPARATELY
as illustrated above
States using EPA Method 8015M
or similar TPH GC Methods report
SAME range of hydrocarbons but
not in fractions.
Samples collected from
ten borings were split
and sent to a certified
laboratory. Sitelab
EDRO correlates well to
TPH & EPH Methods.
Sitelab EDRO calibration kit is
specially formulated to account for
aliphatics not detectable by UVF.
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons
GRO●VPH
Range
Extended Diesel
& Oil Range
C6 C10 C36
Using CAL-042 on UVF-3100 Slot A Optics
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UVF-3100
EDRO Results
Lab GC TPH
TX 1005 Results
22 ppm
1,891 ppm
2,452 ppm
3,706 ppm
ND <33 ppm
1,860 ppm
2,180 ppm
2,350 ppm
Tank Battery
Storage Site
Texas 1005 Reports TPH in GRO, DRO and ORO Ranges:
C6-C12 Gasoline Range Hydrocarbons
C12-C28 Diesel Range Hydrocarbons
C28-C35 Oil Range Hydrocarbons
Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH)
2,782 ppm
5,190 ppm
1,900 ppm
4,590 ppm
Pipeline Spill
Site
356 ppm
3,920 ppm
314 ppm
4,590 ppm
+
=
Contractor uses their UVF-3100D analyzer to
help excavate and remediate soils contaminated
by produced water and crude oil. Laboratories
in Texas test TPH using the TX 1005 GC-FID
Method. This method is similar to U.S. EPA
Method 8015M, but reports the GRO, DRO and
ORO fractions separately.
Texas Crude Oil Sites
UVF equipment is set
up in a field trailer.
Customer tests soils
using Sitelab EDRO,
Product No. CAL-042. GRO DRO ORO
Chromatogram shows
TPH fractions. The
peaks are surrogates
used for quality control
C5 C12 C28 C35
Retention Time in Minutes
Re
spo
nse
/Vo
lta
ge
Tank Battery Spill, West Texas
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TPH Fingerprinting Applications
Test for GRO and PAHs…Compare
Signatures to Other Contaminants
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Oil company tests crude oils from different
well sites to determine the percentage of
oil content from two formations. The wells
tap into these zones at different depths.
Knowing what type of oil being pumped is
important.
CHESTER
FORMATIONMISSISSIPPI
FORMATION
% ?
CHESTER
Ref Oil
41 API
MISS.
Ref Oil
34 API
Well
1
Well
2
Well
3
Well
4
Oklahoma Crude Oil
% Content
Mississippi
23%
38%
64%
73%
Oils at 5 ppm
Chester
Well 1
Well 2
Well 3
Well 4
Mississippi
Total PAHs
0.45 ppm
0.76 ppm
0.96 ppm
1.32 ppm
1.43 ppm
1.80 ppm
% Content
Chester
77%
62%
36%
27%
Use UVF Data to Calculate % Content
Photo of Solvent Extracts at 10,000 ppm
Fluorescence Response at 100 ppmppm (or %)
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
CHESTER MISSISSIPPIWell
1
Well
2
Well
3
Well
4
UVF-3100D
GRO
Total
PAHs
Target
PAHs
Heavy
PAHs TD-500D
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NAPL Plume at
Former Refinery Site
MW-30
Weathered fuel
oil and crude oil
MW-35 Outlier?
Former naphtha
tank location
Examples
at 10 ppm
MW-22
MW-30
MW-35
GRO
Response
1.52 ppm
0.73 ppm
0.32 ppm
DRO
Response
1.80 ppm
12.5 ppm
0.18 ppm
DRO/GRO
Ratios
1.2
17
0.6
MW-22
Contains
mostly
gasoline
NAPL samples collected from 35 monitoring wells
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�U.S. EPA post-dredge site in Hammond, Indiana, located near Lake Michigan.
�Client collected 100 sediment samples by boat using push cores. GPS used to locate samples.
�Sitelab’s test equipment was setup in back of
U-Haul truck on-site during 4-day site investigation.
�Data used by client to determine which areas would require further attention as part of cap monitoring plan.
Field Screening PAHs in Sediments:
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Sediment Contamination in River
Fingerprinting Map showing
Total PAH to Heavy PAH Signatures
“Hot Spots”
Fresher, less
weathered
crude oil
Older, more
weathered
crude oil
Map showing Target PAH Concentrations
from 100 Sample Locations
Field Trailer
& Dredging
Facility
Field Trailer
& Dredging
Facility
Sediments collected over a
1-mile stretch of river
“Hot Spots”
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LAF-038
LAF-040LAF-070
LAF-073LAF- 071
Examples showing PAH Concentrations and Ratios Exhibited:
Sample ID
LAF 038
LAF 040
LAF 070
LAF 071
LAF 073
Total PAHs
75,900 ppm
5,940 ppm
19,840 ppm
17,000 ppm
42,600 ppm
Target PAHs
6,240 ppm
590 ppm
1,860 ppm
1,420 ppm
4,000 ppm
Heavy PAHs
2,260 ppm
696 ppm
500 ppm
426 ppm
1,700 ppm
Total PAH to
Target PAHs:
12x
10x
11x
12x
11x
Total PAH to
Heavy PAHs:
34x
9x
40x
40x
25x
Close up of “Hot Spots”
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Costs & Benefits using UVF?
Section of Grand Calumet River
Showing Two “Hot Spot” Locations
�400 test results in 4 days.
� Cost $9,500.
�Contamination identified as crude oil using fingerprinting data.
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“Hot Spots”
Challenges and Limitations
using UVF Technology
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Soil
Sample 1
Soil
Sample 2
15,150 ppm
15,430 ppm
7,160 ppm
7,800 ppm
Customer EDRO Results
Sitelab’s EDRO Results
Using EPA 8015M: C9-C40
46,000 ppm 13,000 ppm
Nigeria Crude Oil Nigerian Lab GC-FID 15,000 ppm 6,829 ppm
American Lab GC-FID
Using EPA 8015M: C10-C36
American Lab GC-FID 24,800 ppm 10,200 ppm
Lower/better results! Remember, labs don’t always get it right.
Results high! Samples retested!
American Lab GC
Sample 1 = 24,800 ppm
TPH Range: C9 to C40
Chromatograms Can
Look Different Too
Nigerian Lab GC
Sample 1 = 15,000 ppm
TPH Range:
C10 to C36
Safic Technologies, Ltd. - Port Harcourt
For QA/QC, sample extracts were sent
to Sitelab for EDRO analysis and results
were the same.
Samples were split and sent to a
Nigerian lab and a highly reputable lab
in the United States for confirmation.
After testing the samples a second time,
the American lab got better results.
Labs from different countries report TPH
in different carbon ranges.
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Soils from
Pipeline Spill
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6
4,760
6,270
7,800
9,760
16,380
8
1,100
4,200
6,500
3,900
6,000
1
680
700
950
1,175
1,800
7
5,440
6,970
8,747
10,938
18,180
8
5,500
9,200
13,200
10,900
18,000
UVF-3100
EDRO
Results
Jet Fuel Contaminated Soils, Westover Air Force Base
Concentrations in ppm units (mg/Kg)
UVF is Higher
UVF-3100
GRO
Results
Lab GC
Total VPH
Results
Lab GC
Total EPH
Results
Lab GC
VPH+EPH
= TPH
Sitelab UVF
GRO+EDRO
= TPH
ND
4,400
5,000
6,700
7,000
12,000
C10 C12C6 C36
EDROGRO
UVF detects higher GRO vs. VPH due to C10 break point
Jet Fuels are abundant with
naphtha aliphatics (the “Hump”)
which are not detectable by UVF
Jet Fuel Chromatogram Showing C10 to C12 “Hump”
UVF is Lower But TPH is Accurate
Total VPH C5-C12
Total EPH C10-C36
Jet Fuel
TPH SitesConsultant uses Sitelab to
test soils collected from
borings to delineate a large
plume of jet fuel below
ground.
TPH is used to calculate the
total mass of NAPL. Split
samples were sent to a lab
for analysis using the
VPH/EPH method.
Sitelab’s UVF-3100 analyzer has
optical filters sensitive to GRO and
EDRO range hydrocarbons
Soil 1
Soil 2
Soil 3
Soil 4
Soil 5
Soil 6
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PAHs in Asphalt
ESITC – France
New regulations across Europe are
requiring laboratory analysis for PAH
content in asphalt. Scientists are
using the TD-500D analyzer to
monitor PAH levels in new and
reclaimed/recycled asphalt.
In this study, samples were ground
down to different particle sizes and
sent to four certified laboratories for
comparison. In France, they use EPA
Method 8270 for PAH analysis.
Ecole Supérieure d'Ingénieurs des
Travaux de la Construction de Cachan
10 mm
600
340
555
246
0.5 mm
270
424
367
282
Sample 1
LAB 1: ESITC
LAB 2
LAB 3
LAB 4
290
172
215
109
129
212
195
141
Sample 2
LAB 1: ESITC
LAB 2
LAB 3
LAB 4
2 mm
349
426
356
220
182
243
162
84
356
2,033
1,685
1,310
729
747
1,347
1,231
958
Sample 3
LAB 1: ESITC
LAB 2
LAB 3
LAB 4
1,531
1,773
1,967
1,139
Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3
Laboratory PAH results testing
different particle sized sub-samples
TD-500D
PAH results
228
1,177
Photo showing asphalt samples used for TD-500D evaluation (granular size 2 mm)
The TD-500D is
highly sensitive to
PAHs in asphalt
Samples are
extracted in
methanol solvent
Concentrations above are in ppm units (mg/Kg)
PAH Calibration
Kit CAL-061 used
for analysis
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Proficiency Evaluation Study Testing
Water Samples vs. 83 LaboratoriesLab GC-GRO Methods UsedGasoline
Concentration
3.47 mg/L
UVF-3100
GRO Result
3.33 mg/L 3.60 mg/L1.34 mg/L
to
6.11 mg/L
Acceptance
LimitLaboratory
Mean Result EPA 8015
EPA 8015B
EPA 8015M
EPA 8020
EPA 8260B
California LUFT
Iowa OA-1
Maine 4.2.17
NWTPH-GX
Lab GC-DRO Methods UsedDiesel Fuel
Concentration
3.62 ppm
UVF-3100
EDRO Result
3.78 mg/L 2.60 mg/L0.90 mg/L
to
4.66 mg/L
Acceptance
LimitLaboratory
Mean Result California LUFT
Connecticut ETPH
Maine 4.2.25
NWTPH-DX
Oklahoma DRO
EPA 8015
EPA 8015B
EPA 8015M
Florida PRO
Iowa OA-2
Laboratories must pass these “blind” tests to be certified thru the
National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (NELAP) or
similar programs several times a year. This study conducted by ERA, Inc.
Pretty Easy
To Pass!
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