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. contaminated soils and rinse water <br /> S. Where borings are completed as groundwater monitoring wells, 2-inch ID schedule 40 PVC <br /> blank pipe will be used Usual well screen selection will be 2 inch ID Schedule 40 PVC pipe <br /> with 0.020 inch machine slot Sections will be threaded and screwed together, glues will <br /> not be used Screens will extend 3-5 feet above first encountered groundwater The annulus <br /> of the perforated section will be packed with clean #3 or #4 Monterey Sand, Lonestar 2/12 <br /> Sand or equivalent, to a point about 2-feet above the screen interval Final well design will <br /> be adjusted in the field to site specific subsurface conditions, and will be placed so as not to <br /> interconnect two possible aquifers Screens will extend a nominal length above first <br /> encountered groundwater for floating product detection A 1-2 foot thick bentonite seal will <br /> be placed on top of the sandpack A cement annular seal which extends to the surface will be <br /> placed by tremae line from the bottom to top of the remaining annular space above the <br /> bentonite <br /> 6. The top of the well casing will be locked to prevent contamination and tampering Above- <br /> grade or at-grade well completion will depend upon the final well location Above-grade <br /> completion will require a 6 inch diameter locking, steel protective casing and a Christy, or <br /> equivalent, traffic box and concrete pad <br /> Monitorinn Well Development <br /> 1 . Wells will be developed until the water is free of fine-grained sediments and/or until field <br /> measurements of pH, and electrical conductivity have stabilized Approximately 3 to 10 <br /> well volumes of water will be removed during development of the well Duration of <br /> development will be specific for each well and site aquifer conditions and continue until the <br /> water clears and sand content is minimal or ceases Notes of development will be kept <br /> 2. Equipment inserted into the well during development will be decontaminated by washing or <br /> steam cleaning prior to and after its use Development water will be collected in drums <br /> Monitorinn Well Samolino <br /> 1 . Depth to groundwater will be measured to the nearest 0 01 foot, and the well checked for <br /> presence of separate phase product If present, the apparent thickness of the product will be <br /> measured The well will not be sampled if separate phase product is present <br /> 2. The standing well volume calculated, and usually between 3 to 10 well volumes will be <br /> purged from the well prior to sampling, depending on well performance according the USEPA <br /> sampling guidance document, since purge volumes are aquifer specific for each well <br /> Measurements of conductivity, temperature and the pH of the water will be taken until <br /> parameters have stabilized to indicate that aquifer water is entering the well the sampler <br /> will keep field notes for each well sampled <br /> 3. The groundwater samples will be collected using a Teflon Bailer A field log will record <br /> sampling measurements and observations Aquifer parameters which will be measured are, <br /> pH, temperature and electrical conductivity Aquifer water is assumed to be entering the <br /> well when these parameters are measured within a 10% range The sample will be collected <br /> when the well recovers to within 80% of the original depth to water measurement <br /> 4. The bailer will be thoroughly steam-cleaned or cleaned with soapy (TSP) water, rinsed <br /> Wright Environmental Services, Inc rev 6/2/94 <br /> Geoscience Protocols Page 3 <br />