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Z <br /> C <br /> i� <br /> After the liner has been placed, monitor wells MW1 and HWS along <br /> with vapor Extraction wells P1, P3 and EX will be manifolded for <br /> vapor extraction. `the manifold, will contain the orifice, valve <br /> and sample ports for each individual well, so all adjustments and <br /> measurements can be made and/or obtained with miminal disturbance <br /> to the well heads, and the monitoring of the system may be <br /> accomrlished more efficiently. <br /> The manifold will be constructed of 2" galvanized threaded pipe <br /> attached to the five 2" galvanized Tees. Each Tee will have a <br /> needle valve threaded to it and then the sample/vacuum port <br /> orifice attached to the well side of the valve. Ons and one <br /> quarter inch PVC tubing will be run from the sample/vacuum port <br /> orifice assembly to each individual well. <br /> To inhan,.e vapor recovery, WEGE is researching a cost efficient <br /> hct clean air injection system, to inject heated clean air along <br /> the perimeter of the soil contamination plume at monitor wells <br /> MW2, HW3, MW4, HW6 and porsibly MWS. The blower to be used is an <br /> explosion proof, 3HP, 3450 RPM Cincinnati Fan, capable of <br /> Producing . approximately 200 c€m air flow at 12" wa-Ler pressure. <br /> The heat sots^ae will be heated air captured From the ceiling <br /> ` mounted gas hater in the store. A hood will be constructed above <br /> the heater to collect the :lot air bg'the vacuum generated by the <br /> Cincinnati Fan. A, pump pypass will be situated on the fan to <br /> ate the captured hot air through the fan to increase the <br /> circulate <br /> of the air prior to pushing the air to the insulated <br /> temperdistribution line that will channel the hat air under <br /> approximately 0.2 psi to the. ground water monitoiring wells to be <br /> used for hot air injection. At the wells a distribution Tee will <br /> be installed off of the distribution line along with a valve to <br /> control the amount of hot air to be injected int- the well with <br /> the orifice sample/pressure reading ports and a thermometer placed <br /> on t::G`well head Tee. Thermometers will also be placed at each <br /> vacuum recovery well, to document the amount of heat transfer that <br /> is ocouring to;the extraction points during the operation of the <br /> vapor extraction remediation. T."he monitor wells are slotted from <br /> the 30 foot depth to the 6o foot depth, but. the vertical influence <br /> will be from the top of the sand pact, at the 25 foot depth to top <br /> of ground water, which ranges between 45 to 56 feet below the <br /> surface. During the injection of ho'v air heat transfer will occur <br /> along the distribution lines and within the wells themselves <br /> -. ---through--through -the--casing---into---the--sand- .pac7c.-._.and---_firing to_ the <br /> _- - ---..__. ----- - <br /> formation. In no event shall the temperature pesteing:the well <br /> exceed 140oF. <br /> CALCULATING RESULTS AIR- SAMPLES <br /> page 6 <br />