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' Site Background Information Mel Bokides Petroleum - Linden Page 4of5 1 VW1A on 06 October at a concentration of 0 39 µg11 and 0 29µg11,respectively No other analytes ' were detected at or above laboratory reporting limits in the soil vapor samples The shallow test results indicated the flow rate was initially measured at 42 cfm(standard cubic feet ' per minute) and the maximum observed was 75 cfm OV readings ranged from 923 ppm to 1,100 ppm Induced vacuum measured at the extraction well V W 1 B ranged from 20 to 32 inches of water On 06 October 2003, the lower screened vapor extraction test results had measured flow rates between 25 cfm and 31 cfm, a much lower flow was observed OV readings ranged from 12 ppm to 2 5 ppm, which was consistent across the pilot test Induced vacuum measured at the extraction well (VW IA) was always greater than 100 inches of water Duringthe shallow soil vapor extraction pilot test(18 September)the greatest induced vacuum was p measured in the observation point nearest the extraction well, at 0 60 inches of water in wells V W2 ' and VW3 The lowest vacuum was measured in MW-3,approximately 30 feet west of the extraction point and screened much lower in the stratigraphy at the site, however, sufficient induced vacuum I was observed in the monitoring wells to demonstrate that a vertical connection may exist across the vertically separated layers at the site . During the deeper soil vapor extraction pilot test (06 October) the greatest induced vacuum was measured in the observation point nearest the extraction well, at 0 45 inches of water in well MW-IR The lowest vacuum was measured in V W2 and V W 1 B, approximately 20 feet west of the extraction point and screened above the lower stratigraphy at the site Again, sufficient induced vacuum was observed in the monitoring wells and also in the upper soil vapor extraction wells, to demonstrate that a vertical connection may exist across the vertically separated layers at the site AGE plotted on a logarithmic scale the maximum vacuum measured at the observation points during the pilot test versus the distance from the extraction well The effective radius of influence was determined by drawing a best-fit line though these data points to correlate distance to vacuum data At a vacuum potential of 0 10 inches of water, the radius of influence is approximately 30 feet for the lower screened well (V W 1 A) and radius of influence is approximately 40 feet for the upper screened well (V W 1 B), at an induced vacuum potential of 10 inches of water, the radius of influence is 20 feet for well V W 1 A and approximately 25 feet for well V W 1 B Further, a vacuum potential of 10 0 inches of water the radius of influence is less than 10 feet Based upon an effective Ivacuum potential of 0 1 inches of water, the calculated effective radius of influence at the site will be 30 feet up to almost 40 feet for the upper screened vapor well The majority of the residual impacted soil would be collected within the 40 foot radius of influence ' Advanced GeoEnvironmental