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HYDROCARBON-IMPACTED SOIL <br /> VOLUME ASSUMPTIONS AND CALCULATIONS <br /> Volume of impacted soil removed from the vicinity of the former northern dispenser during the over- <br /> excavation procedures <br /> Based on the hydrocarbon concentration of TPH-g in soil probe bonngs, excavated stockpile soil <br /> samples and highest concentration of TPH-g in soil at the east wall of the over excavation, the <br /> following calculation for the removed the petroleum as gasoline has been made <br /> The Impacted soil from the soil boring,UST excavation and soil stockpile samples had the following <br />' TPH-g concentrations 133-10 - 340 mg/kg,133-15 - 110 mg/kg, excavation sample NW- 730 mg/kg, <br /> SP 1 A-1 D - 200 mg/kg, SP2E-H - 200 mg/kg <br />' This volume was calculated from soil sample data and the weight of the soil stockpiled from the <br /> excavations A total of 236 5 tons of Impacted soil were disposed with an average concentration of <br />' 315 milligrams per kilogram of gasoline <br /> Calculation <br />' tons • 2000 pounds/ton =pounds soil <br /> pounds soil • 0 454 kilograms/lbs=kilograms soil <br /> kilograms soil • average concentration in mg/kg of gasoline =milligrams of gasoline <br /> milligrams of gasoline— 1,000 milligram/grams = grams of gasoline <br /> volume <br />' grams of gasoline— 0 74 grams/cm3 = cm3 of gasoline <br /> (cm3 of diesel — 3,785 cm31gallon) = gallons of gasoline removed <br />' weight <br /> 236 5 tons removed • 2000 pounds/ton= 473,000 pounds soil <br /> I473,000 pounds soil • 0 454 kilograms/lbs = 214,742 kilograms soil <br /> t214,742 kilograms soil • 315 mg/kg of gasoline = 67,643,730 milligrams of gasoline <br /> (67 kilograms of gasoline) <br /> 67,643,730 milligrams of gasoline — 1,000 milligram/grams = 67,673 7 grams of gasoline <br /> volume <br /> 67,673 7 grams of gasoline— 0 74 grams/cm3 = 50,053 4 cm3 of gasoline <br /> (50,053 4 cm3 of gasoline — 3,785 cm3/gallon) = 13 22 gallons of gasoline removed <br /> Advanced GeoEn viron mental,Inc <br />