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compound because of an apparent link with human cancer when <br /> also be considered an indicator com drocarbons (PAHs) Due to the la Due Bto the dinsolubil insolubility of <br /> a <br /> combined with other P°la Mate aindicator compounds for this project er kilogram), the <br /> Q Q7-micrograms p <br /> site, they are not appropriate parent fuel 1s negligible <br /> benzo(a)pyrene and the Iaw concentration in ound separately from the p f the benzOlI(1a)Pyre <br /> in sediment in groundwater fully dissalvedell°e (ugh-), well likelihood of be diesel contain g °f this cn gr undwat4 full' ograms }� <br /> Assuming that (MCL) of Q <br /> the worst case potential concentration Health Servieesb(CDHS) Maximum Contaminant Level <br /> the California Departure <br /> ug/ biodegradation in soiis Biodegradation rates of <br /> vadose zone and groundwater depend on a number of asohne t factors,c ), <br /> Petroleum hydrocarbansiri rthe5ubleGt to natural biodeg diesel fuel oil, kerosene, g <br /> petroleum hydrocarbons i e crude oil, motor ail, d 5) Soil pH 6) moisture <br /> petro mixture ( soil type, <br /> 4) soil temperature, enerally <br /> including 1) pNatural soils are g <br /> tnor anic and organic nutrients permafrost, <br /> petroleum hydrocarbon Caen a ands, 8) �) g of extreme cases such as desert, p <br /> content, 7) available oxygen <br /> considered rich microbial habitats with the exceptionfactors ranging from 100 to <br /> In general, the addition of petroleum hyd byarbons to soils, the microbial- <br /> saline, or highly acidic soils g o populations of petroleum degradersacted <br /> ecology adjusts by increasing the p p reported at concentrations above 5- to <br /> to petroleum degrading bacterium <br /> rate of the remaining hydrocarbon Imp <br /> l,444 in the <br /> Toxicity p ,Mediation fro <br /> ercent by weight The actual natural biodegradation <br /> trinsic <br /> soils is not known RTD did <br /> not detect geochemical indicators enradat on its the lower <br /> DO levels <br /> Screened welts as compared with the deeper screened <br /> czoneei anllindicator levels <br /> af <br /> seven onsite wells sampled The only evidence of any natural bio �re <br /> measured among the shallow sere depletion of the shallow s <br /> RTD interprets the slight apparent DO orts the interpretation that detected <br /> intrinsic bioremediation of previously unsaturated soils This supe 1s intrinsic bioremediation of <br /> measure of soil impacts, mobilized into some wells to a colloid form, <br /> TP14d impacts are actually a ill the dissolve <br /> hydro to degrade), <br /> during the recently measure �Coveo(dueetonthe elack tof hY eamount of electron acceptors if <br /> groundwater is not currently provide a sufficient <br /> oxygen, sulfate, and nitrate concentrations would <br /> needed <br /> stituents in groundwater depend fel oil, kerosene, gasoline, etc ),well <br /> Migration of petroleum can £rude oil, motor 011, diesel <br /> including 1} petroleum mixture (i e groundwater velocity, 4} soil organic carbon content, 5) w <br /> } g otential The results of the geochemical indicator <br /> petroleum hydrocarbon conGentrationradation p analyses <br /> construction factors and, 5) biodeg lace in groundwater Laboratory Y <br /> no TPHd detected The deeper screened monitoring wells are <br /> samples showed that intrinsic bioremediation 1s not taking p hydraulic contact with a silty sand and <br /> of sediment free samples showedwhile remaining in Y <br /> depth rangin from 40- to 50-feet to 65-feet below <br /> predominantly screened in silt and clay letei and <br /> gravel water bearing zone which extends from a dep g se results are comp y <br /> r screened well screens This is the recentThe saturated zone associated with <br /> grade and above the deeper <br /> d sediment in groundwater samples <br /> the detection of TPHd imp fact that all identified diesel impacts remain in soil and not dissolve <br /> systematically consistent with the <br /> in groundwater <br /> ATEIt EVALUATION AND LpCAL HYURUGEOLOGY since the shallow <br /> GROUNDW roximately 30-feet <br /> lgg7 In 1987, the groundwater flow direction in theshallow <br /> Groundwater elevations have fluctuated over a range of app monitoring event indicated groundwater <br /> screened wells were installed groundwater <br /> flow <br /> screened zone toward the west and sod thesnorth The groundwater <br /> screened wells was toward the ou hWest The most recent moawar screened <br /> flow directions in the shallow <br /> screened zone are approximately 0 75-feet higher than the deeper scree <br /> direction in the deeper <br /> screened wells has consistently been <br /> elevations of the shallow <br /> zone <br /> 5 <br />