Laserfiche WebLink
R603 UPDATE-13 2/15/93 <br /> BTEX The next quarterly sampling will occur in March, 1993 . <br /> 3 .0 RESULTS <br /> 3 . 1 PRODUCT AND RECOVERY <br /> During the initial site assessment and subsequent site visits, <br /> floating product was observed in monitor wells MW-1, MW-3 and <br /> MW10 Product thickness in MW-1 has ranged from 0 . 01' to 1 26' <br /> and from 0 . 17' to 1 66' in MW-3 Only a product sheen has been <br /> observed in MW10 during the March, June and September, 1991 and <br /> the March 10, 1992 sampling. Since November 11, 1992 no product <br /> sheen has been observed in any of the wells at this site The <br /> removal of the floating product can be attributed to the active <br /> vapor extraction at this site <br /> 3 .2 GROUND WATER SAMPLE RESULTS <br /> With the exception of MW10, ground water samples were obtained <br /> from all of the monitoring wells on December 9 , 1992 , MW10 did <br /> not recharge enough volume for a sample <br /> The latest sample results shows the continual decline in <br /> contaminant levels associated with the ground water at this site <br /> Of the wells that have some degree of ground water contamination <br /> (MW1, MW2, MW3 , MW8 and MW12) MW1, MW2 and MW3 showed reductions . <br /> MW8 continues to show fluctuations and increased from the <br /> September, 1992 sampling. These fluctuations seem to be <br /> associated with ground water elevation, as is shown on Table 1, <br /> gasoline range hydrocarbons in concentrations of 5 ppm or greater <br /> are associated with depth to ground water measurements between <br /> 53 . 5 feet to 55 22 feet, samples obtained outside these depths <br /> are 3 ppm or less <br /> The increase in contaminant concentrations found at MW12 is <br /> thought to be associated with similar conditions as found at MW8 <br /> Whereas, contaminant levels are associated with the ground water <br /> elevation and associated soils that have capillary contamination <br /> upgradient of MW12 , see Table 1 and Figures 5A, 5B and 6 . <br /> 3 . 3 VAPOR RECOVERY <br /> VAPOR RECOVERY SYSTEM AND MONITORING <br /> rr_ .7 4[-"e St-.-tus Report n5, me -Nnwells MWl MW2 <br /> AS s�aLCU Iii v�uca�.c .��-a�-u <br /> MW3 , MW10 and the excavation 6 inch (EX-4) have been individually <br /> manifolded to a vapor extraction system with individual valved <br /> orifices for flow control sampling and vacuum and flow <br /> measurements from the individual wells MW2 and MW3 are <br /> manifolded together with 2 inch tubing teed at the wells, but can <br /> be individually tested by placing a packer below the extraction <br /> tee of the well to seal that well from the vacuum system The <br /> individual wells are fitted with a PVC tee head with an air tight <br /> cap for well access The tee lateral (2 inch) is fitted with a <br /> PAGE 4 <br />