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CALIFORNIA GEOPHYSI ,4!NU,GR VPI' INC. <br /> O Box 578341, Modesto, CA 95357 ' ' ' ` ' "" ,.� Tel (209) 527-1247 <br /> March 19 , 1996 H AER _09 AN 10' 54 Fax (209) 527-4810 <br />' Public Health Services <br /> San Joaquin County <br /> P.O. Box 2009 <br /> Stockton, Ca 95307 <br /> RE: Activity Report March, 1996 <br /> Darpetro Service Station <br /> 749 E. Charter Way <br /> Stockton, Ca. <br /> Site # 1060 <br /> We presented a work plan to the Health Department on March 15, <br /> I 1995, which defined several areas of investigation. This plan was <br /> approved by a letter of August 1 , 1995. <br />' Between February 26th and March 4th, 1996 a series of seven (7) <br /> borings were drilled. One boring, B-2 was for testing the <br /> contamination in the northeast corner of the gas station <br /> property. <br />' Boring VW-2 was drilled to a depth of 62 feet which is about 14 <br /> feet below the water table surface at present. This boring was <br /> converted to an air sparging well to be used in the remediation. <br /> The well was constructed by placing 5 feet of slotted casing at <br /> the bottom of the well from 61 feet to 58 feet bgs. Coarse <br /> aquarium sand was placed around the slotted casing and 2 feet <br /> above it. Then a hydrated bentonite plug was place from 56 to 53 <br /> feet bgs. The purpose of the plug is to force the injected air <br /> out into the formation and not allow the air to rise in the <br /> annulus which would be the easiest path to the surface. The well <br /> was completed by placing cement above the plug to the surface. <br /> I The air will be injected into a poorly sorted sand which should <br /> accept the air without difficulty. The air will perform two <br /> functions. First, it will act as a stripping agent to remove <br /> some of the groundwater contamination from the water. Second, it <br /> will add oxygen to the groundwater which will promote active <br /> biodegration. The in]ected air will be removed from the <br /> subsurface by the vapor extraction system which was also <br /> installed. <br /> Borings VW-1 , VW-3 , 4, 5 and 6 were drilled to a depth of 45 feet <br /> bgs which is just above the present groundwater level . Each <br /> boring was converted into a vapor extraction well by placing <br /> approximately 35 feet of 2 inch Schedule 40 PVC slotted casing in <br /> the boring and placing coarse aquarium sand in the annulus around <br /> the slotted casing. A hydrated plug was placed above the sand in <br /> the annulus and the remainder of the annulus was filled with <br /> cement. The plug and the cement are located opposite a clay unit <br /> I' Page 1 <br />