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as 120 ag/l, respectively. MTBE has been detected in samples from wells MW 1 and MW3 <br /> r� <br /> at concentrations as high as 6.7 pg/l. ETBE and TAME have not been detected in any of the <br /> wells sampled. <br /> TPH-d concentrations exceeded TPH79 concentrations in the samples containing both analytes. <br /> Impacted soil was present below the ground water table at the time remediation began, due to <br /> ' historically lower ground water elevations at the site during which time a portion of the unauthorized <br /> hydrocarbon release occurred. The former UST area was impacted by diesel fuel compounds, but <br /> also is impacted by significant concentrations of gasoline fuel compounds. <br /> The volume of soil addressed by the remediation system was estimated to be 645 cubic meters based <br /> on the limited lateral extent of the vadose zone contamination and a depth to ground water of 20 <br /> feet bsg. The generalized mass of vadose-adsorbed TPH-g was approximately 65.2 lbs or 29.58 kg <br /> and generalized mass of adsorbed TPH-d was approximately 77.l 6 lbs or 35 kg. <br /> The total volume of impacted soil addressed by the remediation system was estimated to be 1,240 <br /> cubic meters,from the base of the former UST excavation to the depth of 30 feet bsg. The total mass <br /> ' of adsorbed TPH-g was approximately 123.5 lbs or 56.8 kg and mass of total adsorbed TPH-d was <br /> approximately 150 lbs or 68.2.kg. <br /> Hydrocarbon-impacted ground water in the former UST area has higher average TPH-g:TPH-d <br /> rations(0.702- 1.852) indicating a greater contribution to groundwater of TPH-g in the former UST <br /> area. <br /> ' SOIL AND GROUND WATER REMEDIATION <br /> On 25,26 and 27 April 2000, four air-sparge pilot borings and eleven soil vapor extraction soil pilot <br /> borings were advanced at the site; with borings IAS 1 through IAS4 completed as were completed <br /> ' as two-inch diameter air sparging wells, drilled to a total depth of 25 feet bsg with a 5-foot screen <br /> interval. While two vertical zones of remediation wells were installed as follows: borings VW3A, <br /> ' VW8 and VW9A were completed as were completed as vapor extraction wells, drilled to a total <br /> depth of approximately 13 feet bsg and completed with a 5-foot screen intervals and borings <br /> VW3B,VW4, VW5, VW6, VW7, VW9B , VW 10 and VW 11 were completed as vapor extraction <br /> ' wells, drilled to a total depth of approximately 18 feet bsg and completed with a 5-foot screen <br /> intervals. <br /> Soil samples were collected from air-sparge pilot borings IAS 1 to 1AS4 ahead.of the drill bit using <br /> a core barrel. TPH-g was detected in each of the sample at concentrations as high as 990 mg/kg. <br /> TPH-d was also detected in each sample analyzed at concentrations as high as 1,000 mg/kg. BTEX <br /> ' compounds were detected in each sample analyzed.Benzene was detected at concentrations as high <br /> as 0.63 mg/kg at a depth of 18 feet bsg. The only fuel additive detected was 1,2 DCA at a <br /> concentration up to 20 micrograms per kilogram (gg/kg). <br /> Advanced CeoEnvironment21,Inc. <br />