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maximum vacuum would be applied to VE -1, VE -2, and VE -3 for target durations of approximately 10 - <br />hours each The source wellhead vacuum, source well flow rate, source well VOC concentration, and the <br />induced wellhead vacuums were periodically measured and recorded throughout the VEFT In addition, <br />' soil vapor samples were collected in TedlarTM bags for laboratory analysis for TPHg, BTEX, and MTBE <br />using Modified EPA Test Method 8260B, at the start, mid -points, and end of each test on each well <br />' The VEFT utilized VE -1, VE -2 and VE -3 as source wells and various vapor extraction wells and <br />groundwater wells were used as observation wells The construction of vapor extraction wells and <br />' groundwater monitor wells are summarized in Table 2 The locations and identifications of the vapor <br />extraction wells are depicted in Figure 4 <br />6 2 Vapor Extraction Pilot Testing Results <br />The maximum applied vacuum of source well VE -1 was approximately 128 mwc The observed VE -1 <br />source well flow ranged from 38 to 131 actual cubic feet per minute (acfm) Field screening <br />' concentrations of VOCs from VE -1 extracted source soil vapor ranged from 1,500 parts per million by <br />volume (ppmv) to 6,000 ppmv Analytical results of the soil vapor samples collected yielded maximum <br />and MTRF results of 7,360 pninv, 47 ppmv, 1,200 ppirn, 180 ppmv, -0 liprnv, , and -4-4 <br />' ppmv, respectively Monitoring points MW -9, MW -10, MW -11, MW -12, MW -14, MW -17, VE -2, and <br />VE -3 had measured induced wellhead vacuums ranging from 0 17 to 0 73 mwc, 0 17 to 0 73 inwc, 0 41 to <br />1 7 mwc, 0 26 to 1 3 inwc, 0 05 to 0 33 inwc, 0 03 to 0 22 mwc , 0 19 to 0 84 inwc, and 0 31 to 1 4 mwc, <br />respectively No induced vacuum responses were observed at well MW -13 The source wellhead <br />' vacuum, source well flow rate, source well VOC concentration, and the induced wellhead vacuums are <br />summarized as Table 6, Soil Vapor Extraction Feasibility Test Table 7, Vapor Sample Analytical <br />Results, summarizes the soil vapor analytical data collected during VEFT, copies of the original <br />laboratory report and chain -of -custody documentation are presented in Appendix D <br />The maximum applied vacuum at source well VE -2 was approximately 120 inwc Source well flow was <br />measured ranging from approximately 44 to greater than 131 acfm Source well VOC concentrations field <br />screened with a PID ranged from 3,800 ppmv to 5,300 ppmv Maximum TPHg, BTEX, and MTBE <br />analytical results were reported at 10,000 ppmv, 140 ppmv , 1,300 ppmv , 200 ppmv, 1,000 ppmv, and 18 <br />ppmv, respectively Monitoring points MW -9, MW -10, MW -11, MW -12, MW -14, MW -17, VE -1, and VE - <br />3 had measured induced wellhead vacuums ranging from 0 44 to 1 60 mwc, 1 1 to 6 0 inwc, 0 18 to 0 76 <br />inwc, 0 21 to 0 91 mwc, 0 50 to 18 mwc, 0 15 to 0 93 mwc , 0 22 to 0 98 mwc , and 0 63 to 2 2 mwc, <br />respectively No induced vacuum responses were observed at well MW -13 Field observations were <br />recorded and are summarized as Table 6 Table 7 sui manzes the soil vapor analytical data collected during <br />this phase of the VEFT <br />The maximum applied vacuum at source well VE -3 was approximately 84 inwc Source well flow ranged <br />from approximately 85 to 92 acfin Source well VOC concentrations field screened with a FID ranged <br />from 1,300 ppmv to 4,000 ppmv Maximum TPHg, BTEX, and MTBE analytical results were reported at <br />EZ 100966 CAP <br />S 1EZ Serve\EZ 1009661Reports1100966CAP <br />10 <br />ATC Associates Inc <br />ATC Project No 43 25827 0026 <br />