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r <br /> r <br /> CAMBRIA <br /> rWater Sampling <br />' Water samples, if they are collected from the boring, are either collected using a driven Hydropunch® <br /> type sampler or are collected from the open borehole using bailers The ground water samples are <br /> decanted into the appropriate containers supplied by the analytic laboratory Samples are labeled, <br />' placed in protective foam sleeves, stored on crushed ice at or below 4°C, and transported under chain-of- <br /> custody to the laboratory Laboratory-supplied trip blanks accompany the samples and are analyzed to <br /> check for cross-contamination An equipment blank may be analyzed if non-dedicated sampling <br /> equipment is used <br /> Grouting <br />' If the borings are not completed as wells, the borings are filled to the ground surface with cement grout <br /> poured or pumped through a tremae pipe <br />' MONITORING WELL INSTALLATION DEVELOPMENT AND SAMPLING <br />' Well Construction and Surveying <br /> Ground water monitoring wells are installed to monitor ground water quality and determine the <br />' ground water elevation, flow direction and gradient Well depths and screen lengths are based on <br /> ground water depth, occurrence of hydrocarbons or other compounds in the borehole, stratigraphy <br /> and State and local regulatory guidelines Well screens typically extend 10 to 15 ft below and 5 ft <br />' above the static water level at the time of drilling However, the well screen will generally not extend <br /> into or through a clay layer that is at least three ft thick <br />' Well casing and screen are flush-threaded, Schedule 40 PVC Screen slot size varies according to <br /> the sediments screened, but slots are generally 0 010 or 0 020 inches wide A rinsed and graded sand <br /> occupies the annular space between the boring and the well screen to about one to two ft above the <br />' well screen A two ft thick hydrated bentonite seal separates the sand from the overlying sanitary <br /> surface seal composed of Portland type I,II cement <br />' Well-heads are secured by locking well-caps inside traffic-rated vaults finished flush with the ground <br /> surface A stovepipe may be installed between the well-head and the vault cap for additional security <br />' The well tap-of-casing elevation is surveyed with respect to mean sea level and the well is surveyed <br /> for horizontal location with respect to an onsite or nearby offsite landmark <br /> 1 <br />' Page 2 of 3 <br />