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of petroleum impact in groundwater Therefore, with the concurrence of the <br /> EHD, new sparging well SP-A was drilled and completed on March 14, 2002 <br /> Under permit from the EHD, Spectrum Drilling completed air sparging well <br /> SP-A with a hollow-stem auger drill rig to a depth of 72 feet Well SP-A was <br /> ' constructed with 70 feet of 3/4-inch diameter, Schedule 40 PVC casing <br /> connected to a 2-foot long Filtros ceramic air diffuser The annular space was <br /> filled with a sand filter pack to about 5 feet above the air diffuser, topped by <br /> about 5 feet of bentonite pellets and 60 feet of cement grout The well was <br /> completed flush with the ground surface and is protected by a lockable steel <br /> cover A well construction diagram for SP-A is contained in Appendix A <br /> ' New sparging well SP-A was placed within the area of highest groundwater <br /> impact, about 10 feet southwest of well MW-1 (see Figure 2) Air sparging <br /> 1 into SP-A is performed by supplying an approximate volume of 5 standard <br /> cubic feet per minute (scfm) <br /> Venting is performed by withdrawing an approximate volume of 25 to 35 <br /> scfm of soil gas from well VW-1 Soil gas is treated initially through a <br /> primary 1,000 pound granular activated carbon (GAC) adsorber and then <br /> through a secondary 160 pound GAC adsorber <br /> Permits to operate the remediation system and emit treated air have been <br /> obtained from the San Joaquin Air Pollution Control District (SJAPCD) <br /> Emission reports are routinely submitted to the SJAPCD The system is <br /> monitored weekly to ensure efficient operation and permit compliance <br /> A summary of days of system operation, recovered vapor concentrations and <br /> total pounds of removed contaminant is included in Table 7 of this report <br /> Table 7 was developed to demonstrate compliance with the system air <br /> emissions operating permit and to provide information concerning <br /> remediation effort Soil vapor concentrations of the influent and effluent <br />' streams, observed from the weekly laboratory analysis of vapor samples, is <br /> reported in the Table 7 columns labeled C(inf) and C(eff), respectively Soil <br /> vapor extraction flow rates are labeled Q(inf) and Q(eff) The total pounds of <br /> contaminant removed by the soil vapor extraction system are tabulated under <br /> the PE columns <br /> April 2002 <br /> Groundwater Monitoring And <br />' Air Spargmg Well installation Report <br /> The Farthgrains Baking Company <br /> 2651 South Airport Way <br /> Stockton,California <br /> Prepared for THE EARTHGRA[Ns BAKING COMPANY Prepared by Philip Services Corp <br /> H TNV1624001321121382EGV5imktonlStockton10402mon d« May 21 2002 <br />