Transcription of DEP Artificial Turf Study - Connecticut
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FINAL REPORT Artificial turf Study Leachate and Stormwater Characteristics Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection July 2010 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Project Overview .. 3 2. Site Selection .. 3 3. Artificial Field Systems .. 3 4. Sampling Protocols .. 5 5. Field Sampling Methods .. 6 6. DEP Stormwater Sampling Results .. 6 a) Method 624/625 .. 7 b) Pesticides and PCBs .. 7 c) pH, Hardness and Metals .. 7 d) Aquatic Toxicity .. 11 7. CAES Laboratory Headspace and Leaching Results .. 11 8. Discussion .. 13 a) Potential Contaminants .. 13 b) Organic Compounds .. 13 c) Metals .. 14 9. Environmental Risk Assessment .. 15 a) Potential Risk to Surface Waters .. 15 10. Environmental Risk Assessment (Literature Review) .. 17 a) Overall Surface Water Contamination Risk .. 17 1) Organic Compounds .. 17 2) Metals .. 18 3) Aquatic Toxicity .. 19 b) Groundwater Contamination Risk.
FINAL REPORT Artificial Turf Study Leachate and Stormwater Characteristics Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection July 2010
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PROVIDE DURABLE, NON-LEACHING ANTIMICROBIAL SURFACES, Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure, LEACHING CHARACTERISTICS OF ASPHALT ROAD, LEACHING OF RARE, Past and, PAST AND PRESENT, OF COPPER CORROSION IN PLUMBING, OF COPPER CORROSION IN PLUMBING SYSTEMS, RUBBER – ITS IMPLICATIONS TO, RUBBER – ITS IMPLICATIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, Kirkendall effect