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1 Acted Type Flashpoint (Organics only) Percent of Sludge/BTU value/percent oil Sulfite Water Solubility 5.50 Waste Processinq and Storage Determination. Once a specific waste shipment has been inspected and cleared for receipt, the appropriate receiving area is indicated. The choice of the appropriate storage area or tank for a specific waste is made by the technical director at the Facility and/or laboratory superviso based on a consideration of all of the variables affecting a given waste shipment. The treatment choice ' is also governed by waste testing recommendations the chemist's analysis. from Once a waste shipment is determined to be on spec, all information is logged in a continuing quality control file maintained for each waste. All pertinent information is recorded including at a minimum: date received, manifest number, pH, ammonia, percent free solids and equivalent acidity/alkalinity, gravity, unloading area or tank and anticipatedflc treatment process. In addition to routine analysis, ongoing monitoring and evaluation of required analyses is performed. Wastes which continuously show low levels of certain Pollutants will gradually have the frequency of analysis for those parameters reduced. Similarly, anomalies will be noted and checked with new shipment samples if they have a possibility of significantly affecting the treatment of the waste. ed technical judgement will be used to determinekeyparameters and frequency of reanalysis so as to insure Proper treatment. 5.60 Sam lin . 5.61 General. Sample collection and preservation techniques vary with the physical characteristics of the waste and the type of analysis to be conducted on the waste. 5.62 Sam 1§ Collection, Samples are collected by trained operators from delivered wastes in the following manner: (a) Solid materials are sampled by taking a core sample vertically through the center of the material; FJ 1 27.