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' <br /> 6W.12 R <br /> Mh <br /> NO WEI <br /> r <br /> f- <br /> i.q <br /> To provide capacity for extracted soil vapor and for off gas from the air stripper(sea Section 3,5), <br /> a 20 kw catalytic oxidation unit,capable of treating vapor at a rate of 300 cfm(200 cfm from the soil vapor <br /> extraction system and 100'cfm from the air stripper), is specified. The unit can operate with either 3 <br /> phase or i-phase electrical input:three phase is recommended for reduced amperage. <br /> Influent and effluent hydrocarbon vapor concentrations, themee acute lower <br /> will explosive lbe measu elimit <br /> as <br /> LEL) for gasoline of the vapor, process temperature, and effluent t p <br /> required for compliance and to ensure reliable operation <br /> f the sYsteM t Control LEL <br /> remote <br /> ranges smswA <br /> automatically shut down the system if the unit deviates from <br /> optimum temperature or 95ammeters from <br /> remote monitoring system will also be installed to allow access to the systems operating p <br /> Groundwater rechnology s West Sacramento office. <br /> . .. , ... <br /> oxisia�ian"�nifs p�ovtr]a pgit"ofsum hYcfroc�rfJort destruction rtes to excess a#sD� :The <br /> ernisst�n, rates tor,tt►e Manteca site wilt be less titan 23 Ibsld�Y 01 i PH.-,.4c cording to +iso sment <br /> ... <br /> presce�uras used_by.Ehe San,JaaqumVCounty-Air pollution Control District,this mass emission"rate is well <br /> within safe levels. After the first few months of operating the extraction and treatment systems,the influent <br /> gas concentrations will decrease and the resultant effluent gas stream from the oxidizer will also decrease, <br /> it are included in Appendix Ii. <br /> Drawings of the catalytic oxidation un <br /> As the hydrocarbon concentration of the proce 'ss lltbe educed from the ses over lSan Joaquin vCo nity`A r <br /> control devices wilt be evaluated. A separate permit q <br /> em to ensure the alternative device is protective <br /> pollution Control District for changes in the treatment syst <br /> of public health. <br /> 1 <br /> 3.3.3.2 Blower Selection <br /> To treat the area of adsorbed and separate-phase petroleum hydrocarbons(Figure E),MW-2 and <br /> MW-3 will initially serve as the vapor extraction wells. An 120 toot radius of influence around MW-2 is <br /> required to effectively vent the hydrocarbon impacted soil,and an 80 foot radius of influence is required <br /> if both MW-3 and MW-2 are used. As measured during the pilot tests,a flow rate of 130cfm fm a <br /> um <br /> well will provide the necessary radiueach <br /> s of influe-ice, This coverage can be provided by applying 9 a <br /> to both wells simultaneously,or by periodically changing from one well to the other. <br /> The catalytic oxidation emission control system may require dilution of the extracted soil vapor to <br /> o cfm will be <br /> tower Capacity Of 0 <br /> maintain the LEI.of the vapor stream at less than to treatment camp and are expected to be less than <br /> Pressure drops along the pipe run from well heads <br /> iably. To achieve this flow rate,two 1.5 horsepower <br /> four inches of water,and will not reduce flow apprec <br /> regenerative blowers in parallel are required. Drawings of the blower are included in Appendix If. <br /> E4.CRQt1ND14'ATFR <br /> 'FECH\OLOGY INC. <br />