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R604 UPDATE 13 11-24-1992 <br /> BTEX in Ground Water (EPA method 602) <br /> No BTEXs were detected in monitoring wells from the March 5 , and <br /> June 2 , 1992 sampling During the previous sampling, December 16 , <br /> 1991 only MW1, MW2 , and MWS, had BTEXs in very low concentrations . <br /> During this latest sampling round (September 11, 1992) , sample <br /> results from MW1 detected only benzene (1 2 ug/L) and MW5 sample <br /> results detected only the xylenes (4 . 1 ug/L) Vapor extraction <br /> has removed the majority of BTEXs from all of the monitoring <br /> wells, see Table 1 <br /> Fecal Coliform: <br /> From December, 1991 through February, 1992 , monthly fecal coliform <br /> samples were being collected from monitor wells MW3 , MW4 , MW5 and <br /> MW6 Sampling again occurred in June, 1992, from monitoring wells <br /> MW3 , MW4 and MW6 . During the September 11, 1992 sampling, MW3 and <br /> MW6 were dry, no fecal coliform samples were obtained Table 2 <br /> shows the results of these samples As of June, 1992 all these <br /> wells are below detection limits, ¢2 . 2 MPN, for fecal coliform. <br /> VAPOR EXTRACTION <br /> s <br /> Vapor Recovery System and Monitoring: <br /> As stated in the Update Status Report #11, SB3 , SB5 , SB9 and SB11 <br /> were converted into vapor extraction wells on July 22 , 1992 (VSB3 , <br /> VSB5, VSB9 and VSB11) . Along with MW5 , these wells are <br /> manifolded to a vapor extraction system with individual valved <br /> orifices for flow control and measurement from the individual <br /> wells . - The individual wells are fitted with a PVC "T" head with a <br /> locking air tight cap, for well access The "T" lateral (211 ) is <br /> fitted with a 1/4" pipe to tubing fitting for obtaining <br /> vacuum/pressure and temperature readings A pipe to hose 2 " union <br /> is placed between the "T" and the 2 " PVC flex hose that connects <br /> the well to the extraction manifold At the manifold the <br /> individual wells are connected to their own 2 " PVC riser (36" in <br /> height) with an orifice plate and a gate valve at the top of the <br /> riser Vacuum/pressure ports are located on either side of the <br /> orifice plate Each orifice (well) has its own manometer <br /> (calibrated 1n millimeters (mm) water) which are hooked to the <br /> ports for continuous measurement of flow from a particular well . <br /> All the extraction wells are manafolded together above the gate <br /> valve to a set of two orifice risers that are in parallel prior to <br /> the vacuum pumps After the vapor stream leaves the manifold, it <br /> flows through a moisture drop out drum (55 gallon 17E) and then is <br /> pulled into the pumps (two Rotron DR505 placed in series) prior to <br /> entering a second moisture drop out drum and then onto activated <br /> charcoal vapor scrubs If breakthrough was found to be occurring <br /> through the lst carbon, this carbon was removed from the system. <br /> The #2 carbon was then placed into the #1 position and a new <br /> carbon placed on the exhaust as the #2 carbon. <br /> page 4 <br />