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I <br /> Revised Remedial Action Plan <br /> McBillin Real Estate Investment Property <br /> 2154 South El Domdo Stmet,Stockton,California <br /> Page 11 <br /> building codes. The source for electricity and natural gas is anticipated to be Pacific Gas&Electric <br /> (PG&E) and permitting for access is discussed earlier in this Revised RAP. <br /> Extracted groundwater will be directed to a 500-gallon holding tank prior to being heated by <br /> aeration using a low-profile air shipper and liquid phase granular activated carbon before discharge <br /> to the sanitary sewer. Vapors from the air stripper will be directed to vapor phase carbon vessels <br /> for treatment prim to being discharged to the atmosphere. <br /> Apex anticipates 1.5 to 3.5 gpm will need to be pumped from each well to dewater the wells and <br /> surrounding soil. With that said,Apex has designed the system to process and treat 20 gpm from <br /> the subsurface. During startup, Apex will take a systematic approach to how many wells are <br /> operated at any given time. Apex will use water samples collected during the development of the <br /> MPE wells to choose two (2) to three (3) wells with the highest hydrocarbon concentrations to <br /> initially extract from to gauge groundwater intake of the system. Additional wells will be added <br /> one (1) at a time until the system is at approximately 90 percent(%) of the permitted discharge <br /> limit. Once the number of wells is established, Apex plans to rotate wells on a bi-monthly to <br /> quarterly schedule to start. This schedule will be refined after a full cycle of wells has been <br /> completed. <br /> The MPE system includes a groundwater flow totalizer prior to discharge. Flow and concentration <br /> data will be used to calculate the amount of total mass of hydrocarbons removed. System influent <br /> vapor concentration sample data will be used with flow rates to determine the total mass of <br /> hydrocarbons removed in the vapor stream. Influent and effluent vapor concentrations will be <br /> used to prove compliance with the SJVAPCD permit. The proposed MPE equipment will be <br /> equipped with an hour meter, so that cumulative operating times can be recorded and used to <br /> determine cumulative mass removed. <br /> The oxidizer is equipped with various safety controls including interlocks from the oxidizer to the <br /> blower including, high and low temperature alarms, automatic supplemental fuel controls, and <br /> process air and gas flow sensors. Since the majority of the MPE wells will be screened below the <br /> current DTW,the oxidizer will be interlocked with the groundwater extraction system to ensure it <br /> shuts down if the wells are not pumping. A review of the Mako Industries, Technical <br /> Specifications binder, destruction efficiencies can be expected to be approximately 99%. <br /> Process and flow diagrams for the MPE system are depicted in the attached Figures 6a and 6b. <br /> Construction and Installation <br /> Pending approval of this workplan, Apex will obtain the Authority to Construct from the <br /> SJVAPCD and the Industrial Discharge Permit from the City of Stockton prior to construction of <br /> the system. <br /> SVE wellhead connections will be completed within the well box by adding a PVC tee connection <br /> to the existing well casings (Figure 4 and Figures 5a and 5b). 2-inch PVC pipe will be connected <br /> to each well casing at the tee location and routed in an underground trench to the renrediation <br /> compound, for each VW/MPE well. Pneumatic pumps hung from well seals installed on the top <br />