NAPL (Non Aqueous Phase Liquid) determined to be gasoline was encountered at various groundwater wells during site investigation activities. LEI removed the NAPL via a vacuum truck. LEI then conducted additional assessments resulting in the design and installation of a soil vapor extraction (SVE) system acting in concert with air sparging (AS). During SVE/AS system operation, LEI staff identified an on going release from the stage II system due to vapor concentration variations coincident with gasoline deliveries. The stage II line was repaired by a pump and tank contractor. Final clean up goals were met by polishing off target areas with 2 chemical oxidation (Chemox) injection events.
Assessment:
The following assessment activities were performed during the initial site investigation and the selection and design of the remedial systems:
Developed health and safety plan
Advanced 4 soil borings via Earth Probe direct push techniques and completed borings as microwells
Collected, field screened, and lab analyzed select soil and groundwater samples
Encountered NAPL up to 1.5″
Conducted additional soil investigation via a portable rotary hammer equipped with 2″ augers
Response Activities:
Response activities included separate actions taken to address the NAPL and the residual petroleum constituents in soil and groundwater. These activities included the following:
Supervised extraction of 1,000+ gallons of gasoline and water to address the free phase gasoline
Designed and installed an SVE/AS system consisting of 6 nested SVE/AS wells
Operated SVE/AS system for approximately 18 months
Designed a Chemox remediation program for final site polish utilizing existing site wells as injection points
Conducted 2 Chemox injection events in July 2000
Monitored air and groundwater for key parameters during injection events
Conducted post injection groundwater sampling to confirm the return to baseline conditions
Prepared a Method 1 Risk Assessment indicating that No Further Remedial Actions were needed at this property
Key Monitoring Results:
Current Site Status:
Site Closed — No Further Remedial Actions required