Wis. Admin. Code Department of Natural Resources NR 149.02
Note: Administrative codes and covered programs requiring analyses to be performed by an accredited laboratory are chs. NR 101 - Reports And Fees For Waste-water Discharges, 102 - Water Quality Standards For Wisconsin Surface Waters, 106 - Procedures For Calculating Water Quality Based Effluent Limitations For Point Source Discharges To Surface Waters, 110 - Sewerage Systems, 123 - Well Compensation Program, 131 - Nonferrous Metallic Mineral Prospecting, 132 - Nonferrous Metallic Mineral Mining, 140 - Groundwater Quality, 150 - Environmental Analysis And Review Procedures, 153 - Targeted Runoff Management And Notice Of Discharge Grant Programs, 155 - Urban Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Abatement And Storm Water Management Grant Program, 157 - Management Of Pcbs And Products Containing Pcbs, 182 - Nonferrous Metallic Mineral Mining Wastes, 200 - Application For Discharge Permits And Water Quality Standards Variances, 204 - Domestic Sewage Sludge Management, 205 - General Provisions, 206 - Land Disposal Of Municipal And Domestic Wastewaters, 210 - Sewage Treatment Works, 211 - General Pretreatment Requirements, 212 - Waste Load Allocated Water Quality Related Effluent Limitations, 214 - Land Treatment Of Industrial Liquid Wastes, ByProduct Solids And Sludges, 216 - Storm Water Discharge Permits, 217 - Effluent Standards And Limitations For Phosphorus, 218 - Method And Manner Of Sampling, 219 - Analytical Test Methods And Procedures, 230 - Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, 233 - Pesticide Chemicals, 243 - Animal Feeding Operations, 254 - Iron And Steel Manufacturing, 256 - Metal Molding And Casting, 260 - Electroplating, 261 - Metal Finishing, 263 - Coil Coating, 273 - Nonferrous Metals Forming And Metal Powders, 274 - Nonferrous Metals Manufacturing, 290 - Steam Electric Power Generating, 347 - Sediment Sampling And Analysis, Monitoring Protocol And Disposal Criteria For Dredging Projects, 500 - General Solid Waste Management Requirements, 507 - Environmental Monitoring For Landfills, 518 - Land-spreading Of Solid Waste, 528 - Management Of Accumulated Sediment From Storm Water Management Structures, 538 - Beneficial Use Of Industrial Byproducts, 662 - Hazardous Waste Generator Standards, 664 - Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage And Disposal Facility Standards, 665 - Interim License Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage And Disposal Facility Standards, 700 - General Requirements, 712 - Personnel Qualifications For Conducting Environmental Response Actions, 716 - Site Investigations, 720 - Soil Cleanup Standards, 738 - Temporary Emergency Water Supplies, 747 - Petroleum Environmental Cleanup Fund, 809 - Safe Drinking Water, 810 - Requirements For The Operation And Maintenance Of Public Water Systems, 811 - Requirements For The Operation And Design Of Community Water Systems, 812 - Well Construction And Pump Installation and 845 - County Administration Of NR 812 Private Wells Code.
Note: Links to the codes specified above can be found on the Wisconsin department of natural resources laboratory accreditation program website.
Note: Laboratories performing bacteriological testing for a covered program are certified or approved under ch. ATCP 77 by the department of agriculture, trade, and consumer protection.
Note: Sources, including the following as updated, likely contain methods that are acceptable for testing under this chapter: The EPA, the department, Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater, Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste, Physical/Chemical Methods - SW-846, American Society for Testing and Materials, and the U.S. Geological Survey Agency.
Wis. Admin. Code Department of Natural Resources NR 149.02
For example, if a digestion time of 30 minutes is required, the laboratory is not to use less time for digestion. A second example, when a minimum volume of solvent is required to extract a specific amount of sample, then less solvent is not to be used unless the ratio of extraction solvent to sample amount is maintained.