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Geo(oguaC?echnws Inc • • Page 3 <br /> Geo Corp-WP Addendum #2 <br /> Project 507 2 <br /> July 8, 1998 <br /> • portion of the contaminated zone Furthermore the SimulProbe's design reduces the <br /> possibility of cross contamination from shallower borehole waters <br /> After the SimulProbe groundwater sampling tool is advanced into the saturated zone the tool <br /> is retracted to expose the screen The sample collection chamber is allowed to fill with <br /> groundwater under ambient hydrostatic pressure Once full the chamber is sealed with a <br /> pneumatically actuated (NZ gas) solenoid valve and the apparatus is brought to the surface <br /> The sample chamber is carefully emptied using a bottom-emptying device thus reducing the <br /> possibility of sample agitation and volatilization Once the sample container (40-m1 VOA) is <br /> filled and capped, the bottle will be inverted, tapped, and checked for headspace bubbles <br />' The sample container is identified and labeled with a uruque designation, inserted into foam <br /> holders and placed in an ice chest cooled to 4°C for transport to the laboratory <br /> Soil boring permits will be secured as necessary and the local regulatory agency will be <br /> notified 48 hours prior to commencing work The subsurface will be cleared of underground <br /> utilities by notifying Underground Service Alert <br /> 2.4 Installation of Deep Monitoring Well <br /> Based on the data collected from the deep borehole and SimulProbe samples, a deep, <br /> discretely screened monitonng well (JM-109) will be installed in the borehole It is proposed <br /> to install the screened interval below the last detectable contamination The well will have a <br /> 2 5 or 5 foot screen, based on the geology encountered in the borehole <br /> The onsite geologist will confer with the representative from PHS/FHD on the final <br /> construction for the well <br /> 2.5 Revised Vapor Extraction Well Construction <br /> It was proposed in Addendum 91 that vapor extraction wells would be installed in three of <br /> the soil borings at the site if the geology and contamination levels were favorable It is now <br /> proposed that only one vapor extraction well will be installed if the conditions are favorable <br /> The vapor extraction well would be installed either in SB-2 or SB-4 <br /> The vapor extraction well would be constructed as follows <br /> • 2 inch casing, <br /> • screened from 5 to 15 feet, <br /> • 0 04 inch screen slot size, <br /> • pea gravel filter pack from 4 to 15 feet, <br /> • bentomte/cement grout from 4 to 2 feet, <br /> 6 dirt from 2 foot to ground surface, - - -- <br /> i the casing will be snubbed off and a water tight cap secured on it, <br /> O the surface will have a 2 inch concrete cap for security until the vapor extraction test are <br /> performed <br /> 2.6 Additional Groundwater Analysis <br />' In addition to the groundwater analysis proposed in the January 17, 1997 work plan, <br /> groundwater samples from two monitoring events will also be analyzed for the fuel <br /> oxygenate suite (MTBE, DIPE, TAME, ETBE, TBA, Ethanol and Methanol) <br /> I <br />