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Are Freon methods for Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) also withdrawn?

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Are Freon methods for Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) also withdrawn?

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Because TPH is not part of CWA monitoring there is no TPH method at Part 136 to withdraw. However, some entities require use of an EPA-published method for TPH determinations that uses a Freon solvent. We note that recent air regulations specifically disallow use of methods, such as the Freon-based TPH methods. You might consult with appropriate parties before continuing to use Freon-based analytical methods.

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