Arizona Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 17, 2016) |
Title 9. HEALTH SERVICES |
Chapter 6. LICENSING OF ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORIES |
Table 1. Default Limits
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QUALITY CONTROL PARAMETERS WITHOUT ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA SPECIFIED IN THE METHOD
DEFAULT LIMITS
Matrix Spike/LFM (processed or non-processed)
LCS/LFB
LCS/LFB (processed or non-processed)/Second source reference standard
CCV/continuing IPC
LOQ/MRL (non-processed)
CCV/continuing IPC or ± 50%
LOQ/MRL (processed)
LCS/LFB or ± 50%
QCS (non-processed)
ICV/continuing IPC/manufacturer’s limits
QCS (processed)
LCS/LFB/manufacturer’s limits
IDOC limits
LFB/LCS
LFB/LCS/LFM/duplicate RPD
IDOC limits/£20%
Non-CCC compounds
CCC limits
ICV/CCV
± 10%
A. For 8000 methods that do not specify the QC limits for Matrix Spike/LCS, a licensee may use the default limit of ±30%.
B. For 500, 600, 1600, and 8000 series methods that do not spec- ify surrogates or acceptance limits for surrogates, a licensee may use the default limits of 70-130%.
C. For 500, 600, 1600, and 8000 series methods that do not spec- ify internal standards or acceptance limits for internal stan- dards, a licensee may use the default limits of 70-130%.
D. For methods that do not list a precision measurement, a licensee may use 20% RPD.
E. For methods that do not specify the LOQ/MRL, a licensee may use the default limit of ± 50%.
Historical Note
Exhibit II made by final rulemaking at 12 A.A.R. 4798, effective December 5, 2006 (Supp. 06-4).