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' PROTOCOLS FOR INSTALLATION, SAMPLING, AND ABANDONMENT <br /> . OF EXPEDITED SITE ASSESSMENT BORINGS <br /> 1 <br /> SINGLE TUBE SOIL CORING PROCEDURES <br />' Prior to drilling, the proposed boring locations will be cleared utilizingthe services of Underground <br /> � <br /> Service Alert(USA) and a utility line locating service <br />' Soil samples will be collected for hthola is and chemical analysis using a direct driven single tube <br /> soil coring system A hydraulic hammer will drive sampling rods into the ground to collect <br />' continuous or discrete soil cores As the rods are advanced, soil is driven into an approximately 1 5- <br /> inch-diameter sample barrel that is attached to the end of the rods Soil samples are collected in <br /> sleeves inside the sample barrel as the rods are advanced After being driven 2 to 4 feet(depending <br />' on the sample interval and the length of the sample barrel), the rods are removed from the borehole <br /> The sleeves containing the soil samples are removed from the sample barrel, and can then be <br />' preserved for chemical analyses or used for hthologic identification Samples to be preserved for <br /> chemical analyses are sealed with Teflon tape and caps and placed in a cooler with ice After adding <br /> new sleeves, the drive sampler and rods are then lowered back into the borehole to the previous <br />' depth and the process is repeated until the desired depth is reached <br /> All drive casing, sample barrels, rods, and tools will be cleaned with Alconox or equivalent detergent <br />' and delomzed water All soil will be contained in drums or stockpiles at the project site for later <br /> disposal <br /> ISOIL GAS SAMPLING PROCEDURES <br /> Soil gas samples will be collected for chemical analysis using a direct driven single tube system A <br /> hydraulic hammer will drive the sampling rods into the ground to the desired depth of the soil gas <br /> sample The soil gas sample is collected using the GeoProbe Post-Run Tubing(PRT) System Once <br /> I the PRT tubing system is inserted into the rods and connected to the PRT expendable point holder, <br /> the rods are retracted at a desired interval and the expendable drive point on the bottom of the rods <br /> is released A vacuum is then applied to the tubing to purge the ambient air <br /> The soil gas sample is then collected in a summa canister A summa canister is a 6-liter stainless <br /> steel vessel which has had the internal surfaces specially passivated using a"Summa"process The <br /> summa canister arrives pre-cleaned from the laboratory and with an internal vacuum of between 25" <br /> Hg and 30" Hg Prior to use, the pressure in the summa canister is checked with a pressure gauge <br /> to ensure a vacuum of at least 25"Hg for quality control purposes Once the PRT tubing has been <br /> purged of ambient air, the vacuum system is shut off and, without exposing the tubing to the ambient <br /> air, it is connected to a summa canister A particulate filter is used in-line to filter out particles and <br /> liquids, and a pressure gauge may be used in-line or after sampling to check the final pressure The <br /> valve on the summa canister is opened, and the soil gas sample is drawn into the canister A small <br /> vacuum of about 5" Hg is left inside the canister and is recorded on the chain-of-custody Upon <br /> receipt the laboratory will check the pressure in the canister and compare it to the pressure recorded <br /> on the chain-of custody for quality control purposes <br /> G\Projects%739421NiASTER%WP4RaOSO 15pi olocois$16Rsg01 doc 1 <br />