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concentrations up to 9.6 mg/kg and TPH concentrations up to 3,300 mg/kg (Table 1). The <br /> ths in the <br /> concentrations of TPH in the soil samples oulndwac r samples weat various pe collectedther wells were less <br /> from the six wells. <br /> On 15 November 1988,g ples collect. <br /> than 1 mg/kg. and 6,800µg/L TPH,were measured in same <br /> The highest concentrations,9,30(1}tg/L <br /> ed from wells MW3 and MW4,respectively (Table nd�G[eod a dewngradienpdirec direction north- <br /> east. ground surface,and the survey and gauging <br /> east. <br /> 2,4 REMOVAL OF STORAGE TANKS <br /> ound <br /> l tank, <br /> During the borehole drilling of wcll MWS,an a�ddSubsequent excavation reveicipated aled three under- <br /> apparently abandoned in place, was encounter <br /> ground storage tanks. The smallest <br /> wQhthe ssndf three, <br /> t500-gallon <br /> o a tanks were still <br /> lxcavateea dren removed in <br /> two larger tanks had been filled <br /> January 1989(Figure 3). <br /> 2.5 INSTALLATYON AND SAMPLING OF TWO GROUNDWATER <br /> FEBRUARY 989 FIVE <br /> VADOSE MONITORING WELLS,23 JANUARY- <br /> Two additional groundwater monitoring wells(MW7 and Ml��8,Figure <br /> igure3 were <br /> installed <br /> te twoeg o the <br /> nd- <br /> site to further assess the extent of petroleum hydrocarbonsgroundwater. <br /> water.monitoring wells and five soil vapor extraction wells (VI-V5,Figure 3)were installed <br /> between 23 and 25 January 1989. The five vapor extraction wells were installed in and around <br /> n of petroleum <br /> ro- <br /> io <br /> the former underground storage tank area to be used for in-situ <br /> anamediaats ar- <br /> carbon impacted soil. Soils were sampled during drilling Y for petroleum hydrocar- <br /> bons <br /> ydro <br /> bons(Table 1). <br /> sampled on <br /> All eight groundwater monitoring wells were e 25Qµg/L detec�on limit <br /> MW 1,MW2,MW7,and MW8 contained no levels of TPH above <br /> Satmrles from wells MW3,MW4,MWS, and MW6 contained <br /> and 5,200µrg/1-(MW4}e oable levels of f found in <br /> 32,000 lag/L. Levels of benzene between 0.61tg/1-(MW2) <br /> wells MW2,MW3, MW4,MW5,MW6,and MW8,but not in MW 1 or MW7 (detection limp <br /> 0.2 n/Q. <br /> 2,6 SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION AND PERMEABILITY TESTING,24 APRIL 1989 <br /> On 24 April 1489,four of the five vapor extraction wells were tested to determine design-cfrn vacuum Pump Was at- <br /> ite. A <br /> eters for a vapor extraction and 4,and V5tment 5 Atsmpleem at hofsthe vacuum discharge from each well <br /> --- - - --- - -----_tached to_extraction wells V2,V4,a h The concen- <br /> was collected and analyzed on the site using EA's mobile IiNU-gas c mma o - - <br /> trations measured in vapors from wells V2,V4,and V5 averaged 4,SQ0,50,ODQ,and 1b,000 ppm <br /> of TVH,respectively. <br /> 3 <br /> - c7g9191>U1 <br />