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GB 17378.3-2007: The specification for marine monitoring -- Part 3: Sample collection, storage and transportation
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Basic data

Standard ID: GB 17378.3-2007 (GB17378.3-2007)
Description (Translated English): The specification for marine monitoring -- Part 3: Sample collection, storage and transportation
Sector / Industry: National Standard
Classification of Chinese Standard: A45
Classification of International Standard: 07.060
Word Count Estimation: 18,180
Date of Issue: 2007-10-18
Date of Implementation: 2008-05-01
Older Standard (superseded by this standard): GB 17378.3-1998
Quoted Standard: GB/T 12763.8; GB 17378.4; GB 17378.5
Regulation (derived from): Announcement of Newly Approved National Standards No. 12 of 2007 (total 112)
Issuing agency(ies): General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China, Standardization Administration of the People's Republic of China
Summary: This Chinese standard relates to marine monitoring process for sample collection, storage and transport of the basic methods and procedures. For the marine environment water quality, sediment, biological sample collection, storage and transport.

GB 17378.3-2007: The specification for marine monitoring -- Part 3: Sample collection, storage and transportation


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The specification for marine monitoring.Part 3. Sample collection, storage and transportation ICS 07.060 A45 National Standards of People's Republic of China Replacing GB 17378.3-1998 Marine monitoring Part 3. Sample collection, storage and transportation Posted 2007-10-18 2008-05-01 implementation Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of People's Republic of China Standardization Administration of China released

Table of Contents

Introduction Ⅲ 1 Scope 1 2 Normative references 1 3 1 General 3.1 1 representative sampling 3.2 Sampling 1 goal 3.3 Sampling Plan 1 3.4 Sample Program 1 Sample 2 3.5 Regulatory 4 Water Sample 2 4.1 General provisions 2 4.2 Safety measures 2 4.3 Sample 2 4.4 temporal sampling frequency optimization 3 4.5 Layout of sampling stations 3 4.6 sampling time and sampling frequency 4 4.7 The sampling device 4 4.8 Sample bottles washed and save 5 4.9 site sampling operation 5 4.10 special sampling sample 5 4.11 Sampling Quality Control 7 Storage and transport of samples 7 4.12 5 sediment samples 8 5.1 Objective 8 5.2 Layout of sampling stations 8 5.3 Monitoring time and frequency 9 5.4 Sample Collection 9 5.5 Description of the sample site 10 5.6 Sample preservation and transportation 10 Quality Assurance and Quality Control 11 5.7 Sample Collection 6 biological sample 11 6.1 Sample collection and sample source object 11 General principles 6.2 selection of the sample 11 6.3 12 sampling stations laid 6.4 Sampling season 12 The age and size of the sample 12 6.5 12 6.6 Sample Collection 6.7 Description of the sampling site 13 Preservation and transportation of samples 13 6.8 Quality 6.9 sample collection, transport, storage guarantees 13 Table 1 Sampling level 4

Foreword

All technical content in this section is mandatory. GB 17378 "marine monitoring" is divided into seven parts. --- Part 1. General; --- Part 2. Data processing and analysis of quality control; --- Part 3. Sample collection, storage and transport; --- Part 4. Seawater analysis; --- Part 5. Sediment analysis; --- Part 6. Analysis of the organism; --- Part 7. Ecological survey of offshore pollution and biological monitoring. This section GB Part of 317,378, instead of GB 17378.3-1998 "marine monitoring Part 3. Sample collection, storage Store and transport. " This section compared with GB 17378.3-1998 main changes are as follows. --- Unset (Chapter 2 of the 1998 edition); --- Increased General (see Chapter 3); --- In the layout of sampling stations, laid on the principle made supplementary provisions, it requires increased monitoring section (1998 version 3.2.1; this Version 4.5.1 and 4.5.2); --- Increased sampling and sampling of the special quality control sample content (see 4.10 and 4.11); --- In the sediment samples collected on the surface of the sample collection made supplementary provisions; adds laid sampling purposes, the sampling stations, Monitoring time and frequency, sample storage containers, collected samples relevant provisions of the quality assurance and quality control (first edition 1998 4; 5.1,5.2,5.3,5.4.2,5.6.1 edition Chapter 5 and 5.7); --- In the collection of the biological sample, sample collection, sample description of the scene, preservation and transportation of samples made supplementary provisions; adds Sampling stations layout, sample collection, transportation, storage, quality assurance and other related content (the 1998 edition Chapter 5; edition Chapter 6 The 6.3,6.6,6.7,6.8 and 6.9). This part by the State Oceanic Administration. This part of the National Standardization Technical Commission for Oceanography (SAC/TC283) centralized. This section drafted by. National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center. The main drafters of this section. Xu Hengzhen, mountain - foot plain, Yu Tao, Han Dragon, Guan Tao Ming Ong Jian Guo Qu Yu Chuan, Zhang Chunming, Xukun Can, Chen Weiyue. This part of the standard replaces the previous editions are. --- GB 17378.3-1998. Marine monitoring Part 3. Sample collection, storage and transportation

1 Scope

GB 17378 of the provisions of this part of the ocean monitoring process, the basic methods and procedures for sample collection, storage and transport. This section applies to the marine environment, water quality, sediment, biological sample collection, storage, transport, but also for marine waste dumping and dredging Jun was poured in water quality, sediment, biological sample collection, storage and transport.

2 Normative references

The following documents contain provisions which, through reference in this Part of GB 17378, constitute provisions of this part. For dated reference documents Member, all subsequent amendments (not including errata content) or revisions do not apply to this section, however, encouraged to reach under this section Parties to research agreement to use the latest versions of these documents. For undated reference documents, the latest versions apply to this section. GB/T 12763.8 specification for oceanographic survey - Part 8. Marine Geology Geophysical Survey GB 17378.4 specification for marine monitoring Part 4. Seawater Analysis GB 17378.5 specification for marine monitoring Part 5. Sediment analysis

3 General

3.1 Representative sampling Purports to collect a representative sample should be well-designed sampling section sampling stations to monitor waters, sampling time, sampling frequency and sample The number of products, so that the data samples were analyzed objectively characterize the real situation of the marine environment, to ensure that the sampled product not only represents the original environment, and And should not change in the sampling process, not add, not losses. 3.2 Sampling target Sampling goal is to collect easy to transport, easy to handle laboratory, the samples can be characterized overall environment. Take practical measures to make the sample Its in the marine environment is the same ratios and concentrations of the relevant component, the component does not change before laboratory analysis, sampling of the same holding status. 3.3 Sampling Program Sampling plan is an important part of the monitoring plan. Generally they include. --- Where and how the samples; --- Sampling equipment and calibration; --- Sample container, including cleaning, fixing agent; --- Scotia take samples; --- Sample pretreatment procedures; --- Decimation procedures; --- Sample record; --- Sample storage and transportation; --- Quality assurance and quality control measures. 3.4 Sample Program In designing the sampling program, first determine the purpose and principles of sampling, sampling purpose is to determine the sampling locations, sampling frequency, sampling time, like The main basis for the sampling and analysis procedures for processing of technical requirements include. --- Determine sampling purposes and principles; --- Determine sample collection time and space scales; --- Set of sampling points; --- Field sampling methods and quality assurance measures. 3.5 Regulatory sample Supervision of the sample, that sample collected from the integrity of the sample collection to analysis, the sample analysis should be traceable; sample letters Bar scene Notepad, regulatory records and sample inventory, and procedures used have specific requirements; for the different stages of the sample custodian level Responsibility, sampling person responsible for site monitoring, transfer of per capita clear responsibilities.

4 Water Samples

4.1 General provisions Obtain a representative sample from the marine environment, and to take all precautions to avoid transition occurs during the time interval sampling and analysis Technology, is the first key to the investigation and monitoring of the marine environment. Sampling program should include the following aspects. --- Sample Objective. the purpose of the sampling is usually divided into environmental quality control, environmental quality characterization and identification of three types of pollution; --- Sample collection time and space scales; --- Set of sampling points; --- Field sampling methods and quality assurance measures. 4.2 Safety Measures Sample collection should take the following safety measures. --- Sampling in all weather conditions, should ensure the safety of operating personnel and equipment; --- Over a large area of water sampling, the operator should wear a seatbelt, ready life buoy, all kinds of equipment should be securely fastened to take Measures; --- Before the ice-covered bodies of water samples should carefully check the location and extent of ice; --- Surveillance ship in waters all sampling to prevent merchant ships, fishing boats and other vessels close and be ready to use a variety of signals indicate is Nature of the work; --- Avoid dangerous shore sampling and other unsafe locations. If unavoidable, not a single person, a group of people can be sampled and Take corresponding measures. If qualified, should be sampled at the bridges, docks and other safe locations. Sampling installed on the shore or in shallow waters Equipment, protective measures should be taken; --- Sampling, should take special precautions to avoid some fortuitous circumstances arise, such as corrosive, toxic, flammable and explosive, and viruses Harmful animals harm the human body; --- Use electrically operated sampling equipment, operation and maintenance process, to strengthen security measures. 4.3 Sample 4.3.1 Sample Type 4.3.1.1 instantaneous sample Instantaneous sample is discontinuous samples. Both in the water and the bottom surface or at a predetermined depth, the general should be collected by hand, in some cases Under the automatic method can also be collected. Pollution monitoring or investigating the degree of pollution waters investigate a range of possible, especially in the larger scope of the sample shall be collected Instantaneous samples. For some test items, such as oxygen, hydrogen sulfide and other gases dissolved in the water sample, the sample should be collected instantaneously. 4.3.1.2 Continuous samples Continuous samples typically comprises, at fixed intervals samples capturing timing (depending on the time) and the collection flow rate set at a fixed interval The sample (depending on volume). Continuous samples were collected directly into commonly used at sea outfalls and other special circumstances, in order to reveal the use of instantaneous sample observation Not change. 4.3.1.3 mixed sample Mixed sample is a sample point at the same flow rate, time, volume-based hybrid of several separate parts of the sample. Mixed samples To provide an average data on the components. If the sample of the analyte in the acquisition and storage of process changes significantly, you can not use mixed water sample, to single Only collect and save. 4.3.1.4 Integrated water samples The sampling points at the same time from different water samples were obtained by mixing the water sample (time is not exactly the same, but as close as possible). 4.3.2 Requirements of the sample Once the sample is collected after, when the sampling should be kept the same state. Avoid sample collection, storage and analysis of the testing process from being Hull, water harvesting equipment, laboratory equipment, glassware, chemicals, air and operator itself produce contamination. Sample analyte Also be due to adsorption, volatilization settlement or suffer losses. 4.4 Optimization of sampling temporal frequency Determined based on the temporal and frequency selection sampling positions, first objective analysis of the large amount of historical data, the survey monitoring sea Domain characteristics Division. Zoning is the key feature of central tendency for each station and the historical data to determine the characteristics of zoning standards. Depending on the relative uniformity of the spatial and temporal characteristics of pollutants in the larger area of the uneven distribution of the waters and the local waters, using homogeneous analysis Classification methods, fuzzy set cluster analysis, etc., will monitor the polluted waters into the transition zone and the control zone. 4.5 Layout of sampling stations 4.5.1 Layout Principles Monitoring stations and monitoring sections of the layout should be determined according to the monitoring plan for monitoring projects, combined with the type of waters, hydrology, meteorology, environment and other natural Characteristics and source distribution of the factors put forward a comprehensive program to optimize distribution, determined on the basis of the research and demonstration. The main site of sampling should be combined Reasonably laid waters significant change in environmental quality or important functional use, such as near a major source of pollution in coastal or estuary. In the sea Early pollution investigation domain can be meshed distribution. Many factors affect the layout of the site, follow the following principles. --- Can provide representative information; --- Site surroundings geographical conditions; --- Dynamic market conditions (current and wind fields); --- Socio-economic characteristics and impact of regional sources of pollution; --- Safety of navigation around the site; ---Economic Benefit Analysis; --- Try to consider the site in the geographical distribution uniformity, and try to avoid the division of the system boundary features; --- According to hydrological characteristics, water features, water self-purification capacity of the environment factors such differences, consider the layout of monitoring sites. Also Taking into account the natural geographical diversity and special needs. Monitoring section 4.5.2 Monitoring sections should follow the layout of coastal dense, more sparse far shore, the focus area (such as river mouths, sewage outlets, fisheries or farms, scenic, travel ) More dense, more sparse control area principle laid district, the port terminals. Section shall be set according to actual needs to master the water environment quality situation, consider spatial and temporal distribution and variation of pollutants controlled, to With fewer sections and measuring points to obtain a representative sample of the best. A section can be divided into left, center, right and at different depths, following the adoption of the measured water quality parameters, do variance analysis between each measuring point, judge Significant differences. At the same time analysis to determine how closely each measuring point, which determines the position of the sample point within the section. To determine the exact mix The number of sampling points on the cross section area is necessary to specify the minimum correlation coefficient between sampling points. Sampling along the ocean can be set on the coast Large cross section, and a plurality of sample points in the section. Sampling section estuaries zone should be laid perpendicular to the direction of the runoff diffusion. According to the terrain and hydrodynamic characteristics laid one to several sections. Harbour sampling section (station) depending on terrain, tides, waterways and the object and so laid. In the current complex region, with sampling section Shoreline vertically. Sampling stations open sea coast of vertical and horizontal cross-section grid was laid. Large sections may be provided in the ocean along the coast. 4.5.3 Sampling level Sampling levels are shown in Table 1. Table 1 Sample Hierarchy Depth Range / Standard level The bottom layer and the adjacent standard minimum distance / Less than 10 surface 10 to the surface 25, bottom 25 to the surface 50, 10m, bottom 50 to the surface 100, 10m, 50m, bottom 5 100 surface, 10m, 50m, as appropriate, the following aqueous layer plus layer, the bottom 10 Note 1. The surface of the sea means less 0.1m ~ 1m; Note 2. the bottom of the harbor and estuary waters to take the best from the seabed in the aqueous layer 2m can increase the distance from the bottom of the deep sea or, where appropriate, when large waves. 4.6 sampling time and sampling frequency According to the following requirements determine the sampling time and sampling frequency. a) determining the principles of sampling time and frequency are as follows. --- With minimal effort to meet the environmental information to reflect the required information; --- Technically possible and feasible; --- Can truly reflect the variation of environmental factors; --- Try to consider the continuity of the sampling time. b) spectral analysis can be used as a method for determining the sampling time and frequency, according to the wealth of information drawn pollutants into the sea becomes Curve, changes in expectations or higher is desirable to determine the maximum sampling time and sampling frequency. c) the use of multi-year survey monitoring information to the appropriate parameters as a statistical indicators, time clustering analysis. Clustering results based on time Determine the sampling time and sampling frequency. You can also use other statistical methods, statistical tests, and to determine the sampling And frequency. Note. for environmental quality control sampling frequency should generally be higher than the quality of the environment to characterize the desired sampling frequency. Identification of pollution sources and environmental quality control sampling procedures System, the quality of the environment to characterize the different procedures, to determine the influence of a lot of sampling time and sampling frequency factor, high sampling frequency than the frequency of pollutants occur More. 4.7 The sampling device Technical Requirements 4.7.1 Water sampler Following is a water sampler main technical requirements. --- Having a good charge injection and tightness for. sampler structure should be tight, shut down the system reliable, and not susceptible to blockage, water sampling Bottle of water should be fully exchanged rapidly. Parts should be reduced to a minimum; --- Material to corrosion-resistant, non-staining, non absorbent. Trace metals in water harvesting should be non-metallic structures, often polytetrafluoroethylene, polyethylene and Polycarbonate as the main material, if the metal material, whereas the non-metallic material coating the surface of the metal structure; --- Simple structure, lightweight, easy to wash, easy operation and maintenance, no residual sample before sampling, to facilitate sample transfer; --- Is resistant against the impact of bad weather, adaptation operate under a wide range of environmental conditions. Can be at a temperature of 0 ℃ ~ 40 ℃, relative humidity Less than 90% of the work environment; --- Cheap, easy to promote the use of. 4.7.2 Sample Type Following is a sampling of several main types. a) the instantaneous sample sampler Nearshore Surface water harvesting. On retractable pole wrapped in plastic bottle connected clip, fixed sampling bottles plastic bottles on the clip, ie the sampling bottle The vial. Floating throwing water harvesting device. mounted sampling bottle made of stainless steel can open the holder, the steel frame with a fixed length of nylon rope and float Connection, usually used to collect oil and other surface water samples. b) depth......
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