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�Ii <br /> drilling mud will be circulated into a settling tank or basin located near the boring. The viscosity <br /> of the drilling fluid will be assessed periodically by the driller and will be controlled throughout <br /> the drilling operation to achieve the required results (hole stability, sample return, and mud cake <br /> thickness along borehole wall). Only potable water wills be used as makeup water for drilling <br /> fluid. Exploratory borings drilled using the hollow stem auger.method generally do not require <br /> the use of drilling fluid. If required, potable water from a municipal supply will be used io <br /> maintain boring stability. <br /> The1 <br /> p armed depth of each soil boring will be determined by the project manager before drilling. <br /> The Geomatrix field geologist/engineer will specify to the drill rig operator the depth of soil <br /> - sample collection, method of sample retrieval, and other�matters pertaining to the satisfactory <br /> completion of the borings. Geomatrix staff will observe the volume of drill cuttings returned to <br /> assess whether significant cavitation has occurred. Drill s cuttin unused soil samples, and <br /> g � p , <br /> drilling fluids generated during drilling of soil borings will be stored properly for future disposal <br /> by the client, unless other arrangements have been made. <br /> The drill rods, augers, hoses,bits, and other components'that fluids and cuttings contact will be <br /> r <br /> steam-cleaned before drilling each boring, as well as at the beginning of each project and at the <br /> completion of field activities. Drive samplers will be cleaned with Alconox and water or steam- <br /> cleaned before each sampling event. Only potable water from a municipal supply will be used <br /> for decontamination of drilling equipment. Decontamination rinsate will be collected and stored <br /> properly for future disposal by the client, unless other arrangements have been made. <br /> DRILLING AND DESTRUCTION OF SOIL BORINGS Page 2 of 6 <br /> PROTO-DD.doc REVISION DATE:MARCH 1096 DD-2 <br />