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Chevron Products Company 6 <br />Farmer Chevron Service Station 95775, 301 West Kettleman Lane, Lodi, California March 30, 2000 <br />• • Recovery Phase — The period of time Immediately following cessation of the <br />pumping period during which the water levels in the aquifer recover to nearly static, <br />non -pumping levels The rate of recovery of water levels with time, since cessation <br />of pumping, provides Important data for analysis of hydraulic characteristics <br />Background Phase <br />Background water levels were monitored in all the observation wells for approximately 8 - <br />days prior to start of pumping Due to a vacuum formation in MW-14/EX-2, data recorded <br />from November 14 to 18, 2000, background (or baseline) data collected was determined to be <br />anomalous and therefore discarded Following the termination of the step -drawdown test, <br />background water level data was recorded from November 18 to 22, 2000, for a duration of <br />approximately 90 -hours Background water level graphs for wells MW -1, MW-14/EX-2, <br />EX -3, MW -5A, MW -5B, MW -8A, and MW -8B are presented as Figures 3 through 9 <br />Pump Phase <br />The constant rate pump test was conducted between November 22 and 27, 2000, using <br />extraction well EX -3 EX -3 was pumped at a sustainable rate of approximately 9 0 gpm for <br />118 -hours The pumping rate of 9 0 gpm provided approximately 8 5 feet of an available 22 <br />feet of drawdown Dunng the pumping test, water level measurements were collected using <br />. data -loggers in the selected observation wells Drawdown data from the observation wells <br />were used to provide estimates of T and S for the aquifer Instantaneous flow rate and total <br />flow volume were periodically recorded during the test Manual water level data for the <br />observation and pumping wells were collected periodically using an electric sounder to venfy <br />accuracy of the pressure transducers <br />• <br />Recovery Phase <br />On November 28, 2000, after completion of the pumping test, recovery data was monitored <br />until water levels recovered to at least 95 percent of the pre -pumping levels Dunng the <br />recovery phase, the transducers were not moved and the data -loggers were configured to <br />record data at a logarithmic rate similar to the rate used during the pumping test Once the <br />recovery phase of the test was completed, the data was downloaded from the data -loggers <br />onto to a portable computer for analysis <br />DRAWDOWN DATA ANALYSIS AND RESULTS <br />The purpose of the constant -rate aquifer pumping tests was to monitor the aquifer's response <br />to pumping, and to use the data to estimate aquifer parameters including T and S Estimates <br />of the aquifer parameters were then used to validate the current groundwater extraction and <br />I \Chevron1957751Aqutfer test\Revtsed195775Aquifertestrevised doc <br />