The Pace Analytical Air Testing Laboratory capabilities encompass nearly every potential application of
air testing or emissions monitoring. The scope of services includes testing for:
- hazardous air pollutants (HAPS) such as:
- volatile organic compounds
- semi-volatiles (including dioxins/furans and PCBs)
- air toxics
- criteria pollutants
- particulates
This testing is performed in support of USEPA, OSHA, and NIOSH regulatory initiatives. The Air Group at
Pace Analytical has extensive experience and expertise with air monitoring applications in:
- ambient air
- stack gas
- landfill gas
- thermal treatment systems
- vapor intrusion
- MGP site monitoring
- Perimeter monitoring
- At industrial or regulatory driven remediation sites. A significant inventory of pre-cleaned
and certified media is maintained at the laboratory to insure availability as needed.
Project Experience
Pace Analytical's air laboratory has extensive experience in all matrices and performs a broad range of
EPA air methodologies. A brief summary of select project experience illustrates the expertise and
diversity of Pace Analytical's air scientists and project management teams:
- Perimeter Air Monitoring - Ambient air by Method TO-9, Method 325B Passive Monitoring for Benzene.
- Incinerator Stack Monitoring - Stack sampling by Method 23.
- Fence Line Monitoring - Ambient air by TO-14, TO-13 and PM10.
- Wood Preserving Site - Dioxin/PCP by TO-9, TO-14 and PM10.
- Residential Indoor Air Monitoring - by Method TO-14.
- Solid Waste Incinerator Stack Testing - Methods 5, 26, 29, and 23.
- Municipal Landfill - Tier 2 testing by Methods 3C, 25C and TO-14.
- PCB Detoxification Site - by TO-9, TO-4 PCB and TO-14.
- Natural Attenuation Products - Dissolved gases by RSK 175.
- Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) Systems - Methods TO-3 and T0-14.
- School Buildings Near WTC - Dioxin in air by TO-9.
- Indoor Air for Lifetime Risk Thresholds - by Method TO-14.
- Thermal Oxidizer Efficiency Testing - Method TO-14 and Methane.
- Fume Scrubber Efficiency Testing - Method 26.
- Stack Gases - Metals by Methods 29 and 101.
- MGP Site - Air Monitoring - Method PM10, TO-14, TO-13
- Vapor Intrusion - Air Monitoring - Method TO-15
- Emergency Response
- Pipeline Releases
- Soil Gas by Method TO-15
- Greenhouse Gas by Method 3C