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• DDJC-Sharpe Groundwater Ritoring Well Installation Work Plan <br /> foreign matter. All filter pack material will be 4.6 Wellheads <br /> protected from contamination prior to placement <br /> by either storing it in plastic-lined paper bags or Once each well's grout seal has been tremied <br /> in a location protected from the weather and into place and time has elapsed to allow for the <br /> contamination on plastic sheeting.All filter grout to cure,an 8-inch-diameter locking steel <br /> pack will be placed in the annular space in the casing will be installed around the well casing <br /> borehole by using a 2-inch tremie pipe. Once the and set into a concrete pad.Bollards consisting <br /> filter pack is in place,the driller will develop of concrete-filled,4-inch-diameter steel pipe <br /> the interval until no measurable decline in the will be cast into the concrete slab. Guidelines <br /> filter pack is measured. All water placed into the for the surface completions are presented in the <br /> borehole during the construction process will be DDJC-Shalpe/Tracy Comprehensive Field <br /> accounted for and removed before the well is Work Plan Field Procedures(URS,2004a). <br /> developed. A complete description of the guide- <br /> lines that are to be used for the installation of 4.7 Investigation-Derived Waste <br /> filter pack material is presented in the DDJC- <br /> Sharpe/Tracy Comprehensive Field Work Plan Investigation-derived waste(IDW)will be <br /> Field Procedures(URS,2004a). managed in accordance with the procedures <br /> described in the DDJC-Sharpe/Tracy Waste <br /> 4.4 Bentonite Seal Management Plan (URS,2004b). <br /> Each monitoring well will be constructed with a 5.0 POST-WELL INSTALLATION <br /> bentonite seal placed above the filter pack to ACTIVITIES <br /> protect the filter pack during grouting.The <br /> bentonite seal will consist of bentonite pellets or 5.1 Monitorinq Well Development <br /> chips. Once the seal is in place, the interval will <br /> be hydrated for a minimum of 30 minutes before Each well will be developed after well casing <br /> grouting occurs. Guidelines that are to be used installation. Well development procedures will <br /> for the installation of the bentonite seal are follow those outlined in the DDJC-Sharpe/ <br /> presented in the DDJC-Shalpe/Tracy Compre- Tracy Comprehensive Field Work Plan Field <br /> hensive Field Work Plan Field Procedures Procedures (URS,2004a).Wells will be bailed <br /> (URS,2004a). with a sand-pump bailer to remove fine sand <br /> inside the well casing; bailing will continue <br /> 4.5 Cement Grout until fine-grained sediment removed from the <br /> well decreases to less than an estimated volume <br /> A cement grout will be used to fill the annular of 1 ounce of sediment in one bailer load.The <br /> space above the hydrated bentonite seal. Cement well will then be surged for at least 30 minutes <br /> grout will consist of Type lI Portland cement or until the amount of sediment entering the <br /> with 3 pounds of powdered nonbeneficiated well decreases to a level deemed acceptable to <br /> bentonite and 7 gallons of water per 94-pound the field geologist.Well development data <br /> sack of cement.The cement grout will be recorded will include field determinations of <br /> mechanically mixed with a paddle-type mixer pH,temperature, specific conductivity,turbidity <br /> and then tremied in place.No accelerator will be data,the total number of well volumes purged <br /> added to the grout. Guidelines that are to be from the well during development, and the <br /> used for the installation of the grout seal are average pumping rate during development. <br /> presented in the DDJC-Sharpe/Tracy Compre- <br /> hensive Field Work Plan Field Procedures 5.2 Well Location Surveying <br /> (URS,2004a). <br /> The top of casing elevation will be measured for <br /> each of the newly installed monitoring wells. <br /> Horizontal coordinates will be determined to the <br /> KAWpr0cess\00363\tharpe\MW lnstanationWINAUMW526.doc 6 June 2004 <br />