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' 12 <br /> water to enter the SnmulprobeTM under the depth-specific hydrostatic pressure After wanting <br /> approximately 1/2-hour for the Sunulprob6m to fill v nth water, it was repressurized with <br /> nitrogen gas to nummve potential infiltration of borehole water as it was raised through the <br /> augers The Snmulprobe m was depressurized at the surface, and a short length of 5116-inch <br /> OD Teflon tube was inserted through the bottom of the reed valve to drain and collect a water <br /> ' sample from the bottom of the Water Canister (Figure 4-1) The groundwater samples were <br /> stored in clean, glass jars provided by the on-site mobile laboratory and returned to the on-site <br /> ' mobile laboratory under proper chain-of-custody protocol for possible analysis Following <br /> collection of the water sample, the Sinulprob6m core barrel was then disassembled and the <br /> ' soil core removed The soil samples were preserved and evaluated following the procedures <br /> described above <br /> 4.2.4 Groundwater Well Installation <br /> Based on the analytical results from the soul and water samples collected using the <br /> Sunulprobe m, groundwater monitoring well NP-1 was constructed using 1-inch diameter, <br /> schedule 40 PVC casing The slotted (0 01 inch slot size) section extended from <br /> approximately 90 feet bgs to 85 feet bgs The sand filter pack, consisting of clean#2/12 sand, <br /> ' was placed adjacent to the slotted section and extended approxunately two feet above it <br /> Approximately four feet of bentonite pellets were placed above the sand filter pack and <br /> ' hydrated Well NP-1 was originally proposed as a nested well, with the second screened <br /> interval proposed from 60 to 50 feet bgs However, initial placement of the cement/bentonite <br /> ' grout, used as a seal between the two wells, resulted in a grout smear of the borehole wall to <br /> approximately 57 feet bgs The second nested well(50 to 60 ft bgs screen) was therefore not <br /> installed in the borehole and the remaining annular seal was filled with cement/bentonite grout <br /> A flush-mounted, traffic-rated well protection(Christy) box was installed at the surface with a <br /> ' watertight, locking cap to preclude tampering <br /> ' In order to replace the proposed second nested well, another groundwater monitoring <br /> well (MW-10)was installed approximately 5 feet away from well NP-1 Due to its proximity <br /> 1 <br />