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rr1w, <br /> GEOMATRIX <br /> wr <br /> fasten the joints of casing or well screen. When installing wells in an open borehole, <br /> stainless steel centralizers will be used immediately above and below the well screen and <br /> approximately every thirty (30) to fifty (50) feet along the length of the casing. <br /> Centralizers need not be placed on well assemblies installed within augers or drill casings <br /> because the auger or drill casing will adequately center the well casing and screen in the <br /> borehole. <br /> Aw For borings drilled by the mud rotary method, potable water may be added to the drill mud <br /> fluid and circulated in the borehole after completion of the boring. Circulation will <br /> �. continue until the suspended sediment in the return fluid has been thinned. If borehole <br /> conditions are relatively stable, the mud will be thinned before the casing assembly is <br /> lowered to the specified depth. This is preferred because it minimizes clogging of the well <br /> screen with thick mud. Conversely, if borehole conditions are relatively unstable, the mud <br /> will be thinned after the casing is placed at the specified depth but prior to installation of <br /> annular fill materials. After installation of the well assembly, a slurry of filter sand and <br /> potable water will then be tremied into the annular space. For borings drilled using the <br /> ,r <br /> hollow stem auger method, the filter sand will be placed after the well assembly has been <br /> lowered to the specific depth through the augers. The augers will be incrementally raised <br /> as the filter sand is placed by free fall through the augers. The depth to the top of the filter <br /> pack will be measured after each increment to detect possible bridging. If bridging occurs, <br /> ,. it will be broken by washing the filter materials into proper place with potable water, or by <br /> repeatedly raising and lowering the augers slightly. The filter sand will be placed in a <br /> �., calculated quantity sufficient to fill the annular space to a level of about 1 to 2 feet above <br /> the top of the well screen for monitoring wells. For extraction wells the level of filter sand <br /> t•• above the well screen will be based on site-specific conditions. The depth to the top of the <br /> filter pack will be verified by measuring, using a tremie pipe or a weighted tape. <br /> tow Groundwater extraction wells or monitoring wells may be surged before placement of the <br /> transition seal to promote filter pack settlement, as specified by the project manager. <br /> MW <br /> am <br /> INSTALLATION AND DESTRUCTION OF WELLS <br /> MSCIGEOMATRX.PRO REVISION DATE:NOVEMBER 1992 Page 3 of 8 <br /> Lr <br />