Indiana Administrative Code › Title 327 - WATER POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION › Article 8 - PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY › Rule 2 - Drinking Water Standards › Section 2-5.2 - Analytical methods for organic chemical testing other than volatile organic compounds and total trihalomethanes

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 13-13-5; IC 13-14-8-7; IC 13-14-9; IC 13-18-3;
				  IC 13-18-16
Affected: IC 13-18
Sec. 5.2.
(a)
				Analysis for the contaminants listed in section 5(a) of this rule shall be
				conducted using the following EPA methods or their equivalents as approved by
				EPA established as follows or with the alternative methods listed in Appendix A
				to Subpart C of 40 CFR 141:
(1) Dioxin, as
				described in Method 1613*.
(2)
				2,4-D3 (as acid, salts, and esters), as described in
				Method 515.2, Rev 1.1*, Method 555, Rev 1.0*, Method 515.1, Rev 4.0*, Method
				515.3*, or Method D 5317-93*.
(3)
				2,4,5-TP3 (silvex), as described in Method 515.2,
				Rev 1.1*, Method 555, Rev 1.0*, Method 515.1, Rev 4.0*, Method 515.3*, or
				Method D 5317-93*.
(4)
				Alachlor1, as described in Method 505, Rev 2.1*,
				Method 507, Rev 2.1*, Method 525.2, Rev 2.0*, Method 508.1, Rev 2.0*, or Method
				551.1, Rev 1.0*.
(5)
				Atrazine1, as described in Method 505, Rev 2.1*,
				Method 507, Rev 2.1*, Method 525.2, Rev 2.0*, Method 508.1, Rev 2.0*, or Method
				551.1, Rev 1.0*.
(6)
				Benzo(a)pyrene, as described in Method 525.2, Rev 2.0*, Method 550*, or Method
				550.1*.
(7) Carbofuran, as
				described in Method 531.1, Rev 3.1*, or Method 6610*.
(8) Chlordane, as described in Method 505,
				Rev 2.1*, Method 508, Rev 3.1*, Method 525.2, Rev 2.0*, or Method 508.1, Rev
				2.0*.
(9) Dalapon, as described in
				Method 552.1, Rev 1.0*, Method 515.1, Rev 4.0*, Method 552.2, Rev 1.0*, or
				Method 515.3, Rev 1.0*.
(10)
				Di(2-ethylhexyl)adipate, as described in Method 506, Rev 1.1* or Method 525.2,
				Rev 2.0*.
(11)
				Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate, as described in Method 506, Rev 1.1* or Method
				525.2, Rev 2.0*.
(12)
				Dibromochloropropane (DBCP), as described in Method 504.1, Rev 1.1* or Method
				551.1, Rev 1.0*.
(13)
				Dinoseb3, as described in Method 515.2, Rev 1.1*,
				Method 555, Rev 1.0*, Method 515.1, Rev 4.0*, or Method 515.3, Rev
				1.0*.
(14) Diquat, as described in
				Method 549.2, Rev 1.0*.
(15)
				Endothall, as described in Method 548.1, Rev 1.0*.
(16) Endrin, as described in Method 505, Rev
				2.1*, Method 508, Rev 3.1*, Method 525.2, Rev 2.0*, Method 508.1, Rev 2.0*, or
				Method 551.1, Rev 1.0*.
(17)
				Ethylene dibromide (EDB), as described in Method 504.1, Rev 1.1* or Method
				551.1, Rev 1.0*.
(18) Glyphosate,
				as described in Method 547* or Method 6651*.
(19) Heptachlor, as described in Method 505,
				Rev 2.1*, Method 508, Rev 3.1*, Method 525.2, Rev 2.0*, Method 508.1, Rev 2.0*,
				or Method 551.1, Rev 1.0*.
(20)
				Heptachlor epoxide, as described in Method 505, Rev 2.1*, Method 508, Rev 3.1*,
				Method 525.2, Rev 2.0*, Method 508.1, Rev 2.0*, or Method 551.1, Rev
				1.0*.
(21) Hexachlorobenzene, as
				described in Method 505, Rev 2.1*, Method 508, Rev 3.1*, Method 525.2, Rev
				2.0*, Method 508.1, Rev 2.0*, or Method 551.1, Rev 1.0*.
(22) Hexachlorocyclopentadiene, as described
				in Method 505, Rev 2.1*, Method 508, Rev 3.1*, Method 525.2, Rev 2.0*, Method
				508.1, Rev 2.0*, or Method 551.1, Rev 1.0*.
(23) Lindane, as described in Method 505, Rev
				2.1*, Method 508, Rev 3.1*, Method 525.2, Rev 2.0*, Method 508.1, Rev 2.0*, or
				Method 551.1, Rev 1.0*.
(24)
				Methoxychlor, as described in Method 505, Rev 2.1*, Method 508, Rev 3.1*,
				Method 525.2, Rev 2.0*, Method 508.1, Rev 2.0*, or Method 551.1, Rev
				1.0*.
(25) Oxymyl, as described in
				Method 531.1, Rev 3.1* or Method 6610*.
(26) PCBs1:
(A) as decachlorobiphenyl, as described in
				Method 508A, Rev 1.0*; or
(B) as
				arochlors, as described in Method 505, Rev 2.1*, Method 508, Rev 3.1*, Method
				525.2, Rev 2.0*, or Method 508.1, Rev 2.0*.
(27) Pentachlorophenol, as described in
				Method 515.2, Rev 1.1*, Method 525.2, Rev 2.0*, Method 555, Rev 1.0*, Method
				515.1, Rev 4.0*, Method 515.3, Rev 1.0*, or Method D 5317-93*.
(28) Picloram3, as
				described in Method 515.2, Rev 1.1*, Method 555, Rev 1.0*, Method 515.1, Rev
				4.0*, Method 515.3, Rev 1.0*, or Method D 5317-93*.
(29) Simazine1, as
				described in Method 505, Rev 2.1*, Method 507, Rev 2.1*, Method 525.2, Rev
				2.0*, Method 508.1, Rev 2.0*, or Method 551.1, Rev 1.0*.
(30) Toxaphene, as described in Method 505,
				Rev 2.1*, Method 508, Rev 3.1*, Method 525.2, Rev 2.0*, or Method 508.1, Rev
				2.0*.
1 Substitution of the detector
				specified in Method 505, Rev 2.1, Method 507, Rev 2.1, Method 508, Rev 3.1, or
				Method 508.1, Rev 3.0 for the purpose of achieving lower detection limits is
				allowed as follows. Either an electron capture or nitrogen phosphorus detector
				may be used provided all regulatory requirements and quality control criteria
				are met.
2 PCBs are qualitatively
				identified as Arochlors and measured for compliance purposes as
				decachlorobiphenyl. Users of Method 505, Rev 2.1 may have more difficulty in
				achieving the required detection limits than users of Method 508.1, Rev 2.0,
				Method 525.2, Rev 2.0 or Method 508, Rev 3.1.
3 Accurate determination of the chlorinated
				esters requires hydrolysis of the sample as described in Method 515.1, Method
				515.2, Rev 1.1, Method 515.3, Method 555, and Method D 5317-93.