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z r <br /> 4 <br /> Tank Pit Excavation Soil Sample Results <br /> Sample Date TPHG Benzene Toluene Eth Iben Xylene MTBE <br /> mg/kg u k ug/k ug/kug/kq ug1kS ug/kg <br /> Stockpiles <br /> SP#1 top north 5!3199 ND ND ND ND 29 no data <br /> SP#1 top center 513199 ND ND 10 15 190 no data <br /> SP#1 top south 513199 ND NO ND ND 25 no data <br /> SP#2northend east 4130199 1,100 980 19,000 21,000 110,000 220 <br /> SP#2northend west 4130199 540 210 2,400 5,300 30 000 ND <br /> SP#2southend west 4130199 1,700 4 600 83,000 42 000 230 000 580 <br /> SP#2southend east 4130199 3,500 5,000 71,000 68000 400 000 2,700 <br /> AVERAGES 977 1,541 25 057 19 471 110 034 875 <br /> Tank Pit Soil <br /> Samples <br /> Tank Pit west 4130199 840 5,000 71,000 68,000 400,000 420 <br /> sidewali 9 5' <br /> Tanis Pit north 4130199 1 100 900 3,000 22 000 EOOO <br /> 1 100 <br /> sidewal! 10 <br /> South sidewall 10' 4/30199 2,200 5,900 34 000 38,000 3,100 <br /> Bottom sample 4/30199 1,200 3,000 3,700 28,000 2000 <br /> 12 5' <br /> East sidewall 9 5/3!99 1,300 870 15,000 16,000 ND <br /> • AVERAGES 1 328 3 134 25 340 34,400 147 200 1,324 <br /> Detection limits are TPHG 50 ug/l, BTEX 0 5 ug/l, MTBE,TSA, ETBE, TAME 5 0 ugA, DIPE 10 ug/l <br /> Tank Pit Excavation Groundwater Results <br /> Sam ie Date TPHG Benzene Toluene Eth Iben Xylenes MTBE <br /> m /l u /i u /l u /l u ll u /I <br /> Tank pit <br /> Water 105' 4/30/99 42 3,600 1,100 1,500 1 4 500 58 <br /> Detection limits are TPHG 50 ugA, BTEX 0 5 ug/I, MTBE, TBA, ETBE, TAME 5 0 ug/l, DIPE 10 ug/l <br /> The contaminant calculations are estimates of material removed by Wright, presented with the <br /> following assumptions The averages from the soil data were used for soil and the tank pit water <br /> sample for groundwater which flooded the excavation The soil contaminant mass removed is <br /> assumed from the stockpile numbers, the Contaminant soil mass remaining is assumed from the <br /> tank pit sndewall and bottom samples in a capillary fringe Meet thick and 3-feet wide along the <br /> excavation perimeter Calculations used methods from Lyman, Reidy and Levy (1992) <br /> Page 5 <br />