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Tribal School Air Toxics Monitoring: Nenahnezad Air Quality Control & Operating Permit Program June 16, 2011

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Tribal School Air Toxics Monitoring: Nenahnezad. Air Quality Control & Operating Permit Program June 16, 2011. Nenahnezad Boarding School. Eastern View from Nenahnezad School. Southern View from Nenahnezad School. Northern View from Nenahnezad School. Western View from - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Tribal School Air Toxics Monitoring: Nenahnezad

Tribal School Air Toxics Monitoring: Nenahnezad

Air Quality Control & Operating Permit Program

June 16, 2011

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Eastern View from Nenahnezad School

Southern View from Nenahnezad School

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Western View from Nenahnezad School

Northern View from Nenahnezad School

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Nenahnezad School Setup

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Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Sampling Setup

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Carbonyl Sampling

Setup

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Local farm area located north of school

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Four Corners Power Plant located 5 miles southwest

from the school

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San Juan Generating Station located northwest of the school

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Western Gas Refinery located northeast of

school in Kirtland, NM

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Shiprock is located 24 miles west of school

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April VOC Toxic Sample Results With Reported Concentrations (elevated)

Data Results: April 2011

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April Carbonyl Sample Results Reported Concentrations (elevated)

Data Results: April 2011

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Roadblocks Encountered:• Sampler Timer not opening at

the start of sample run for the VOC sampler.

• Carbonyl Buck pump not upgraded with updated software. Also pump not ending on the sample end date, samples for 72 hours instead of ending at 24 hours.

• Sonic Anemometer datalogger does not recognize field laptop, so downloading software has been difficult.

• Filling out Chain of Custody Forms, make sure there is a template of one to follow.

• Before samplers are setup at site, run an invalid sample in your office, to work out all the questions or problems, before hand.

• Before sampling, make sure all contact personal information are on hand (field staff).– Who is the individual to contact

for troubleshooting?

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Future Plans• Continue to sample with the

approval of USEPA and TAMS Steering Committee.

• Collect efficient samples that are consistent for reporting.

• Analysis of data for risk to human health will be interpreted by USEPA.

• NNEPA AQCP will be using results to consider permanent sampling of VOC and Carbonyl.

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Thank You from NNEPA AQCP Air Monitoring Staff!

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Contact Information

NNEPA Air Quality Control & Operating Permit Program

P.O. Box 529Fort Defiance, AZ [email protected]

Phone: (928)729-4246 or 4096Fax: (928)729-4323 or 4313