Using an advanced chemical sensor, a hand portable analytical instrument for selectively detecting vapors of chlorinated solvents was produced. Phase I involved the development and testing of the analyzer and samplers for vapors over a broad concentration range from different sample matrices. The instrument, the RCL MONITOR, was tested in actual hazardous waste site operations. Phase II (initiated June 1994) involves production of full scale units and deployment in actual DOE operations (Hanford, INEL, Savannah River).
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Using an advanced chemical sensor, a hand portable analytical instrument for selectively detecting vapors of chlorinated solvents was produced. Phase I involved the development and testing of the analyzer and samplers for vapors over a broad concentration range from different sample matrices. The instrument, the RCL MONITOR, was tested in actual hazardous waste site operations. Phase II (initiated June 1994) involves production of full scale units and deployment in actual DOE operations (Hanford, INEL, Savannah River).
Buttner, W.J.Field-usable portable analyzer for chlorinated organic compounds,
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December 31, 1994;
United States.
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