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GeaCa rcuC?' '_2nC Page 3 <br /> srte�harac tee�zat[on Report <br /> Valentine(Castle Motors) <br /> Project No 723 2 <br /> November 34 2001 <br />' smearing prevented water from entering the sampler The SimulProbe" Tool procedures <br /> were completed as follows <br /> SimulProbe Operation <br /> The SimulProbe Maxi Tool construction reflects that of a Split Spoon sampler with <br /> modification to allow for its specialized sample collection methods Prior to lowering the <br /> tool into the borehole a rubber sleeve is rolled over the SimulProbe to prevent groundwater <br />' and/or soil from the borehole walls entering the sampler When the sampler is driven the <br /> rubber sleeve tears away allowing soil to enter the sampler Three, six inch long by three- <br /> inch diameter stainless steel sleeves contained inside the SirnulProbe is filled with the soil <br />' as the tool is driven These sleeves are removed from the tool and one is taken out, the ends <br /> are covered with Teflon sheets and plastic caps are then placed over the ends This sample <br /> is then placed on ice for shipment to the laboratory The soil in the other two sleeves is used <br />' for geologic evaluation <br /> After the SimulProbe sampling tool is advanced into the saturated zone the tool is retracted <br /> to expose the screen The sample collection chamber is allowed to fill under ambient <br /> hydrostatic pressure Once full the chamber is sealed with a pneumatically actuated (N2 <br /> gas) solenoid valve the apparatus is brought to the surface The effort to obtain a <br /> groundwater sample using the tool was unsuccessful <br /> ' Details on the geology encountered during the completion of the soil sampling as well as the <br /> field observations are included in Section 3 2, Geology and Field Observations <br /> 2.12 Laboratory Analyses <br /> Three soil samples from borehole MW-201 were submitted to Sherwood Laboratories of <br /> ' Hilmar, California (State Certified Laboratory #1400) for the following analysis <br /> • benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylene (BTEX) by EPA inethod 8020 <br /> • gasoline-range petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH-G) by EPA method 8015(m) <br /> ' • methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) by EPA method 8020 <br /> ' Sherwood Laboiatories forwarded two of the samples to EnTech Labs Inc of Santa Clara <br /> California (State Certified Laboratory #2346) for the following analysis <br /> • oxygenated fuel compounds (MTBE, DIPS, ETBE, TAME and TBA) by EPA method <br /> ' 8260 <br /> A chain of custody was completed for all samples submitted and tracked to ensure sample <br /> ' integrity <br /> 2.2 Monitoring Well Installation <br /> To investigate the vertical extent of gasoline-range petroleum hydrocarbons in the <br /> groundwater at this site, GTI installed one groundwater monitoring well, MW-201, to the <br /> southwest of the farmer pump island location (Figure 2, Site Map) <br /> ' The monitoring well was constructed using 2-inch diameter PVC casing with flush threads <br /> A prefabricated screened interval was used and the table below shows the construction <br /> details <br />