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IF v <br /> A S S O C I A T E S I N C <br /> air sparge off-gas, to determine short-term volatile organic compound (VOC) flux rates, and to <br /> collect data to design an vapor extraction/air sparge system <br /> On the first day, a vapor extraction test was performed by ATC using vapor well V W 1 as the <br /> vapor extraction point while monitoring vacuum response in the surrounding wells, MW1, MW2, <br />' MW3, MW4, MW6, and VW2 (Figure 2) The test was approximately 4 hours length <br /> Flowrates, applied vacuums, influent and effluent VOC concentrations, and temperatures were <br />' also monitored during the test Vapors were extracted using an internal combustion (IC) engine <br /> equipped with a 5-hp blower and a moisture knockout chamber Two influent vapor samples - <br /> were collected during the test, one after 15 minutes of operation an s <br />' operation An effluent vapor sample was collected after 3 5 hours of operation Samples were �J <br /> submitted under chain-of-custody to Sequoia Analytical (ELAP #1624) and analyzed for TPHg <br /> and benzene, toluene, ethyl benzene, and xylenes (BTEX) <br /> On the second day, the first pilot test involved ELTar only, with no vapor extraction Well <br /> MW1 was used as the air injection point Prior to the test, a groundwater sample was collected <br />' from well MW1, the infection point, and a vapor sample was collected from well VW1, the <br /> closest observation well An air compressor capable of producing flows up to 10 cubic feet 12er <br /> minute (cfm) was used to pressurize the well casing to 10 pounds per square inch (psi) ATC <br /> mi is ize a airflow at 4 0 cfm and the pressure in the well was 10 psi After 30 minutes of <br /> operation, helium was added to the airflow at 2 0 cfm and 17 5 psi Helium is used as a tracer in <br /> groundwater to aid in the determination of an effective radius of influence for air sparging The <br />' pressure in the well was reduced to 8 psi and the air sparge test continued for approximately one <br /> hour Helium measurements were taken from nearby wells to determine if helium was detected <br />' After the air sparging only phot test was completed, a groundwater sample was collected from <br /> well MW1, the infection point, and a vapor sample was collected from well VW1, the closest <br /> observation well Samples were submitted under chain-of-custody to Sequoia Analytical and <br /> analyzed for TPHg and BTEX <br /> Following the air sparge test, a combination pilot test was conducted Vapor extraction test <br />' equipment (an IC engine) was set up on vapor well VW1 Vapor extraction was conducted in <br /> conjunction with a second air sparge test on well MWI The test was approximately 2 hours in <br /> length ATC initialized the airflow at 4 0 cfm and helium was added to the airflow at 2 0 cfm <br /> --Tlr'pressure in the well was reduced to 8 psi and the combination pilot test continued for <br /> approximately one hour Helium measurements were taken from nearby wells to determine if <br /> helium was detected Flowrates, applied vacuums, influent and effluent VOC concentrations, <br /> and temperatures were also monitored during the test Vapors were extracted using an IC engine <br /> equipped with a 5-hp blower and a moisture knockout chamber After the combination pilot test <br /> was completed, a groundwater sample was collected from well MW1, the infection point, and a <br />' vapor sample was collected from well VWI, the extraction well Samples were submitted under <br /> chain-of-custody to Sequoia Analytical and analyzed for TPHg and BTEX <br /> 1 <br /> W%625961reportslp1Iotcap doc 5 <br />