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date: 20–JUL–2005<br />

3. Environmental Fate and Pathways Substance ID: 71–43–2<br />

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6.5 – 7.0 / 21.1 – 22.7: 1.11 %<br />

> 7.0 / > 22.7: 2.36 %<br />

Source: German Rapporteur<br />

Test condition: Measurements took place in Thessaloniki, the second largest<br />

city in Greece, from December 1993 to August 1994. The<br />

measuring site was located on the campus of the University<br />

with the two ends of the measuring path (165 m length, 50m<br />

above ground) on two different buildings.<br />

16–MAR–2004 (639)<br />

Type of measurement: concentration at contaminated site<br />

Medium: air<br />

Method: Air samples on a monthly average basis were collected by<br />

passive absorption on Chromosorb–106 in stainless steel<br />

tubes following ISO/CD 16017–2 (air quality – sampling and<br />

analysisof VOC by sorbent tube/thermal desorption/capillary<br />

gas chromatography – Part 2: diddusive sampling). The<br />

samples were thermally desorbed and analysed by<br />

capillary–GC–FID. Calibration was performed by external<br />

standards; the limit of detection was estimated at lower<br />

than 0.01 µg/m**3 for all alkane, alkene and aromatic<br />

compounds.<br />

Remark: Benzene concentrations dropped markedly after the shut–down<br />

of the waste incinerator only at sites south–east to east of<br />

the incinerator while remaining almost constant west,<br />

north–east and south of the incinerator.<br />

Result: Benzene concentrations measured were in the range<br />

5.1 – 136.9 µg/m**3.<br />

Breakdown of monitored data in terms of monitoring site and<br />

the periods before and after the shutdown of the waste<br />

incinerator:<br />

Sampling site before shutdown after shutdown<br />

SS1 (1) 16.1 20.7<br />

SS2 (1) 15.3 19.5<br />

SS3 (1) 14.1 12.3<br />

SS4 (2) 120.6 46.4<br />

SS5 (2) 80.7 35.1<br />

SS6 (2) 59.4 30.3<br />

SS7 (2) 40.2 21.4<br />

SS8 (1) 17.3 16.6<br />

SS9 (1) 6.6 5.9<br />

(1) Sites to the west (SS1–3),north–east (SS8) and south<br />

(SS)) of the incineration plant, (2) sites to the east to<br />

south–east of the incineration plant.<br />

Source: German Rapporteur<br />

Test condition: The industrial area south of the Southampton container Port<br />

Area contains a sewage treatment plant, a municipal waste<br />

incinerator and a waste recycling and processing centre. In<br />

this area, sampling took place at 9 different sites on a<br />

monthly basis from the first day to the last day of the<br />

months April, July, September and December 1996, April and<br />

August 1997. The waste incinerator was shut down in November<br />

1996.<br />

16–MAR–2004 (672)<br />

<strong>Appendix</strong> D: Benzene SIDS <strong>Dossier</strong><br />

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