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Ctry of Stockton A68104 02A <br /> June 6, 1996 Page 8 <br /> • Mass of remaining toluene <br /> (1 08 X 105) * (13 X 10-6) = 14 x 10-1 lbs <br />'� • Mass of remaining ethylbenzene <br /> (1 08 X 105) * (1 0 X 10-6) = 1 1 x 10"1 lbs <br /> • Mass of remaining xylenes <br /> (1 08 X 105) * (8 5 X 10-6) = 9 2 x 10-1 lbs <br /> I <br /> • Mass of remaining TPH-G <br /> (1 08 X 10) * (39 X 10 6) = 4 2 lbs <br /> • Volume of remaining TPH-G (gasoline ;= 6 lbs per gallon [gall) <br /> 4 2 lbs * _Lgal = 0 7 gals <br /> 6 lbs <br /> The above listed mass and volume estimates are considered worst case Since it is most <br /> likely the concentrations of PPCs in soil actually attenuate as distance from the source <br /> increases, it is likely that the actual mass and volume of PPCs remaining in the soil are less <br /> than the estimated amounts <br /> 4.2 Groundwater Monitoring Well Destruction Monitoring well MW-1 will be destroyed <br /> consistent with California Well Standards (California Department of Water Resources, <br /> 1991) The material which was installed in the original borehole (i e , well casing, filter <br /> pack, and annular seal) will be removed by "overdrilling" The drilling will be performed <br /> with a Central Mine Equipment CME-75, mobile drill rig equipped with an 11-5/8-inch, <br /> hollow-stem auger Drilling operations will be performed consistent with Twining's standard <br /> operating procedures a5 outlined in Appendix A <br /> After completing the drilling, the borehole will then be backfilled with a Portland cement <br /> slurry (i e , neat cement) The slurry will be gravity placed through the annulus in the <br /> hollow-stem augers in one continuous operation from the bottom to the top of the borehole <br /> When the annulus is filled with the slurry, auger flights will be removed (no more than 10 <br /> feet at a time) from the borehole, allowing the slurry to uniformly fill the borehole to the <br /> surface Material removed from the borehole by overdrilling will be disposed of as outlined <br /> in the following section <br />