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i h <br /> f III <br /> x <br /> 15 October 2000 <br /> AGE-NC Project No 96-0232 <br /> Page 14 of 15 <br /> Ethanol was detected in water samples collected from MW-10C, MW-10D, MW-11B, <br /> MW-13A and MW43B at concentrations as high as 120,000 µg/1 AGE suspects the high <br /> ' concentrations of ethanol detected in ground water samples collected from the multi-level <br />' monitoring wells were due to the coated bentonite pellets utilized during construction of the <br /> wells I I <br />' The elevated petroleum hydrocarbon concentrations detected in water samples collected from <br /> well MW-1 (screened between 9 and 24 feet bsg)suggest this well maybe screened within <br /> or near the dissolved petroleum hydrocarbon"core area" of the plume <br />' Between June and August 2000, MTBE concentrations decreased from'9 9µg/1 to non detect <br /> levels in samples collected from the Rocky's domestic drinking water well (RDW-1). <br /> 7,0, CONCLUSIONS <br /> The decrease of MTBE concentrations detected from well MW-1 samples between the June and <br /> August 2000 monitoring events may be related to the extraction of ground water from the adjacent <br /> extraction well EW-1 (screened 8% to 33'/2 feet bsg) Decreasing MTBE concentrations in ground <br /> water samples collected from EW-1 may indicate plume control and plume mass reduction in the <br /> area of EW-1 , <br />' AGE roughly calculates that the arithmetic average concentration of MTBE in ground water <br /> extracted during the quarter(771 ug/1) multiplied by 126,500 gallons (equivalent to 478,803 liters <br />' or 1,054,631 pounds) of water extracted yields 369 grams of MTBE removed from the plume of v <br /> impacted ground water Based on the conversion of one gram equal to 0 002205 lbs ,then 369 grams <br /> of MTBE can be multiplied by 478,803 liters to yield 0 81 pounds of MTBE removed with the <br />' 1,054,631 pounds of extracted water from EW-1 <br /> ,r <br /> Analytical results from the August 2000 quarterly monitoring event indicates the most intense on-site <br />' MTBE impact isan the First Zone of MW-1 (3,900µg/1), the most intense off site MTBE impact is , <br /> tn Rock <br /> y' Upper Zone of MW-11B (260 µg/1), probably influenced by the pumping operation=of <br /> RDW-1 Significant concentrations of MTBE were quantified in samples from well MW-7 (First <br /> Zone, 90 1,ig/1), MW-9A (Second Zone, 83 µg/1), and MW-13A (First Zone, 1 10 µg/1). Based on <br /> data collected from the intervening well MW-7, the MTBE-unpact detected in MW-13 may not be <br /> related to`a Flag City Chevron release Z <br /> Between the June and August,2000 monitoring events, significant TPH-g and TPH-d increases were <br /> quantified in MW-11B (Rocky's Upper Zone) Based on all ground water momtonng data collected <br />' during the investigation, the TPH-g and TPH-d impact detected in MW-11B and the TPH-gITPH-d <br /> impact detected in MW-12 and MW-13 may not be directly related to the Flag City Chevron release, <br />' additional investigation may provide more insight to the nature of the MW-12 and MW-13 <br /> , <br /> ' 3 <br /> Advanced GeoEnvironmentai,Inc,i <br /> I <br />