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i7CT-07-1996 00 27 EA NORTH SACRAMENTO 1 916 924 7460 P 02/03 <br /> FACSIMILE MESSAGE <br /> Whe upper, closed part of the well, is maintained under vacuum by an above ground blower Air as drawn to the <br /> stripper tray through a fresh air pipe the upper end is open to the atmosphere, and the lower end terminates in <br /> the pinhole air stripper tray Soil vapor is also drawn into the UVB well from the vadose zone through the upper <br /> well screen The vacuum within the upper part of the U" well also causes a rise in water level within the well <br /> The air stripper tray is balanced below the water level within the well and is free-floating to allow for changing <br /> water levels Air drawn from the atmosphere through the intake pipe creates an air bubble flow between the <br /> pinhole stripper tray and the water surface within the well The air bubbles strip contaminants from the water <br /> and then rise to the surface of the water within the well The stripped air is then removed by the blower, along <br /> with extracted soil vapor <br /> A groundwater circulation cell is created around a LTB well Stripped groundwater, streaming upwards due to <br /> the lifting effect of the air bubbles, leaves the well casing through the upper screen section of the LTB well The <br /> flow of water leaving the LTB well through the upper screen is counterbalanced by the flow of groundwater <br /> Wough the lower screened section of the well, thereby setting up a three-dimensional groundwater circulation <br /> cell around the UVB well The radius of the three-dimensional groundwater circulation cell around a LNB well <br /> primarily depends on the degree of anisotropy, that is the ratio of the horizontal to vertical hydraulic conductivity <br /> within the treated zone The higher the anisotropy, the larger the radius of the three-dimensional groundwater <br /> circulation cell around a LTB well <br /> UVB technology has the following advantages for groundwater remediation at Exxon RS 7-3942 <br /> 6 A UVB system would not require a discharge permit, because of concurrent groundwater extraction and <br /> injection from the same well <br /> A UVB system would not likely pull off-site plumes underneath a remediated site, because of the <br /> concurrent extraction and infection from a single UVB well <br /> O In addition to the stripping of contanvnantq of concern in the LTB well, enrichment of the recirculated <br /> water with air will promote in-situ biodegradation <br /> • With fewer moving parts, a UVB system has a higher on-stream time and requires less operation and <br /> maintenance than a pump and treat system <br /> 0 A UVB system has a low profile <br /> ORIGINAI WB,L ❑I'CJLLUW VIh MATE 0 FOLLOW'VIA OVERNIGHT EXPRESS L]FOLLOW VIA MODEM ©NOT FOLLOW <br /> BALTIMORE NEWYORK SAN FRANCI=O-LINCULN NEW JERSEY CHGAGO ATLANTA DALLAS CHARLOTTE-WASHINGTON DC-BOSTON <br /> SACRAMENTO-SEATTLE ALASKA SAN ANTONIO COLORADO-HONOLULU-DELAWARE <br />