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R603 UPDATE-10 11/09/92 <br /> These pipes along with monitor wells MW1, MW2, MW3 and MW10 are <br /> being used for vapor extraction -- soil and ground water <br /> remediation. <br /> On October 10, 1991 the vapor extraction system operated for 6 <br /> hours, to check the auto shut downs and percent destruction of the <br /> REMOX unit, using monitor wells MW1, Milo, and the excavation <br /> wells. The system was restarted on October 17 , 1991 for the <br /> initial inspection and operation of the system. The unit operated <br /> until November 5 , 1991, when it was shut down to replace a worn <br /> bearing. The system was restarted after the repairs on November <br /> 20 , 1991 and operated until December 24, 1991 . On this date <br /> someone turned off the main breaker that services the treatment <br /> compound. This breaker box has since been locked. The unit was <br /> restarted on January 3 , 1992 and operated until July 20 , 1992, <br /> with occasional auto shut downs due to high temperature ( 15500F) <br /> in the pre-oxidation chamber. On July 20, 1992, the heat <br /> exchanger malfunctioned and the incinerator shut down due to low <br /> temperature. The unit remained off until it was replaced on <br /> August 18 , 1992 with a new unit. <br /> At the present (October 16, 1992) the REMOX units have operated <br /> • for a total of 4864 hours out of a total of 8063 . 25 hours ( 60% ) . <br /> The new replacement unit has operated 862 hours out of 1416 . 25 <br /> hours ( 61% ) , removing and destroying 35132 pounds of gasoline <br /> range hydrocarbons. Since- replacing the unit on August 18, 1992, <br /> the REMOX has removed/destroyed 9293 pounds or 10 . 78 pounds per <br /> operational hour, see Tables 2 and 3 and Appendix B-Air Monitoring <br /> Reports. <br /> Condensation from vapor extraction is being collected in moisture <br /> drop out tanks constructed of 12" PVC pipe, prior to the manifold, <br /> to prevent moisture build up on the vacuum pump filter. All <br /> fluids removed from the condensation traps are placed into the <br /> 1000 gallon "ConVault" within the treatment- compound. AS Gf <br /> September 3 , 1992, a total of 10. 27 gallons of product and 51. 59 <br /> gallons of water have been removed from the condensation traps; <br /> 0 . 06 gallons product and 18 . 73 gallons water from EX411 , 3 . 98 <br /> gallons product and 13 . 13 gallons water from MW-10 , and 6 . 23 <br /> gallons product and 21 . 73 gallons water from MW2/3 . No fluids <br /> have collected in the MW-1 condensation trap. The ConVault was <br /> hooked into the vapor recovery manifold on October 1 , 1992 . At <br /> this time the 1/4" of product was floating on the stored water <br /> surface within the ConVault. observations made on October 8 , <br /> 1992 , showed that the fl ngt 3 nn rnr-nrjiirrt harl been rcmnxr,=H hi the <br /> vacuum placed onto the ConVault and a water sample was then <br /> obtained and analyzed thru WEGE ' s non certified laboratory and <br /> • showed the stored water had 30 . 5 Mg/L gasoline range hydrocarbons <br /> (TFH) , 0 . 994 Mg/L benzene, 9 . 679 Mg/L toluene, and 23 . 96 Mg/L <br /> PAGE 8 <br />