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1. SLF Corrective Action/ACL MZ Constituents (ug/L) 1.a. 261 Appe ndix VIII/264 Appendix IX Hazardous Constituents Field Data Inorganics Organics Radionuclides SAMPLE COLLECTION DATE DEPTH TO WATER PH PHENOLPHTHALEIN ALKALINITY (AS CACO3) SAMPLING EVENT WATER ELEVATION SPECIFIC CONDUCTANCE SYNCHRONOUS MEASUREMENT DATE SYNCHRONOUS WATER ELEVATION TOTAL ALKALINITY (AS CACO3) TURBIDITY VOLUME PURGED WATER TEMPERATURE FIELD CONDITIONS Constituent MERCURY 1,1-DICHLOROETHYLENE 1,4-DIOXANE (EPA8260B) 1,4-DIOXANE (EPA8260BSIM) 1,4-DIOXANE (EPA8270?) BENZENE CHLOROETHENE (VINYL CHLORIDE) CIS-1,2-DICHLOROETHYLENE DICHLOROMETHANE (METHYLENE CHLORIDE TETRACHLOROETHYLENE (PCE) TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) TRITIUM day-month-year ft pH mg/L ft uS/cm day-month-year ft mg/L NTU gal degC Unit ug/L ug/L ug/L ug/L ug/L ug/L ug/L ug/L ug/L ug/L ug/L pCi/mL ACL/MZCL 21 12 287 21 21 21 Station Well Use Aquifer Zone 15 MCL 2 7 6.1 6.1 6.1 5 2 70 5 5 5 20 LFW 29 Background Well SPAU 06-Aug-2014 33.9 4.6 0 161.6 23 NS NS 0 0.7 23 20.5 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) [0.747] LFW 43C Background Well SPAU 05-Aug-2014 41.6 4.7 0 161.2 26 NS NS 0 1.1 45 19 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1.33) LFW 6R Plume Definition Well SPAU 07-Aug-2014 19.5 5.5 0 151.32 53 NS NS 26 1.6 7 19.7 No Comments [0.121] <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) 3.65 <EQL (5) <EQL (1) [0.42] <EQL (1.34) LFW 10A Plume Definition Well SPAU 07-Aug-2014 31.8 6.4 0 150.1 206 NS NS 103 0.4 21 20.3 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS [18] NS 3 19.6 [0.92] <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) 4.23 3.85 LFW 18 Plume Definition Well SPAU 07-Aug-2014 32.2 4.6 0 152.01 60 NS NS 0 0.3 17 20.4 No Comments [1.19] <EQL (1) NS [4.7] NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) 1.51 <EQL (5) <EQL (1) [0.3] 3.15 LFW 21 Plume Definition Well SPAU 07-Aug-2014 36.8 6.4 0 148.56 160 NS NS 72 0.6 14 20.3 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS [5.9] NS 2.42 42 <EQL (1) <EQL (5) [0.39] <EQL (1) [1.52] LFW 45D Plume Definition Well SPAU 07-Aug-2014 16.75 5 0 149.99 29 NS NS 0 1.7 19 21.3 No Comments [0.301] <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) [0.6] <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1.31) LFW 36R Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 23.32 5.9 0 145.46 371 NS NS 27 3.5 11 20.5 No Comments <EQL (0.2) 1.13 NS 110 NS [0.82] 5.89 5.05 <EQL (5) <EQL (1) [0.42] [0.928] LFW 41R Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 28.1 4.9 0 141.96 32 NS NS 0 0.4 10 20.1 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) [0.92] <EQL (1) [0.669] LFW 48C Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 22.68 4.9 0 147.07 56 NS NS 0 1.1 22 20.7 No Comments 1.41 2.46 NS 54 NS [0.68] 5.19 6.08 <EQL (5) [0.44] [1.1] <EQL (1.36) LFW 48D Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 22.56 4.6 0 147.14 26 NS NS 0 0.6 16 21 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1.2) LFW 59C Point of Compliance Well SPAU 06-Aug-2014 25.2 5 0 142.3 55 NS NS 0 0.1 55 21.5 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS 43 NS 1.19 1.67 15.9 <EQL (5) 1.46 1.28 [0.857] LFW 59D Point of Compliance Well SPAU 06-Aug-2014 24.8 4.7 0 142.9 21 NS NS 0 0.8 18 20.1 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS 9.9 NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) [0.94] <EQL (1) <EQL (1.33) LFW 61C Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 27.8 6.1 0 140.7 68 NS NS 28 4.8 45 20.6 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS [0.8] [0.69] 2.38 <EQL (5) [0.74] [0.67] [1.03] LFW 61D Point of Compliance Well SPAU 06-Aug-2014 26.18 4.8 0 142.22 39 NS NS 0 0.6 16 22.1 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) [0.57] <EQL (5) [0.3] <EQL (1) <EQL (1.33) LFW 62B Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 23.6 4.6 0 141.5 36 NS NS 0 0.6 106 20.2 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) [1.16] LFW 62C Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 23.9 5.1 0 141.8 43 NS NS 6 0.3 45 21 No Comments 0.588 <EQL (1) NS 280 NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) [0.92] <EQL (1) 2.3 1.87 LFW 62D Point of Compliance Well SPAU 06-Aug-2014 23.16 NS NS 141.84 NS NS NS NS NS 18 NS Cannot Collect Field Measurements <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS 69 NS 2.55 1.97 12.3 <EQL (5) 3.1 3.63 3.48 SWSP-5 Point of Exposure SPAU 11-Aug-2014 NS 4.3 0 NS 46 NS NS 0 4.7 0 25.1 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1.96) SWSP-4 Surface Water SPAU 08-Aug-2014 NS 6 0 NS 23 NS NS 17 5.5 0 22.7 No Comments NS NS NS <EQL (3) NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS SWSP-6 Surface Water SPAU 08-Aug-2014 NS 5 0 NS 35 NS NS 0 7.8 0 22.3 No Comments NS NS NS <EQL (3) NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS SWSP-8 Surface Water SPAU 08-Aug-2014 NS 5.3 0 NS 31 NS NS 7 11.9 0 21.3 No Comments NS NS NS <EQL (3) NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS SWSP-9 Surface Water SPAU 08-Aug-2014 NS 5.5 0 NS 44 NS NS 9 10.4 0 22.6 No Comments NS NS NS <EQL (3) NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS Explanation [##] EPA Functional Guideline Code of ’J’ was applied to the result, indicating an estimated quantity. <EQL(##) Constituent was below detection. The sample-specific Estimated Quantitation Limit is in parentheses. Result exceeds applicable limit. POC/POE well result exceeds MCL for constituents with ACL/MZCL; PD/BG result exceeds either MCL or ACL/MZCL REJ Result Rejected Result is less than the applicable limit and without EPA Functional Guidline qualifiers. NS Requested to be sampled but was not. See comments as to why not. Blue Text Not a required sample analysis. Table B-3. SLF Corrective Action/ACL/MZ Constituent Results, 3rd Quarter 2014 1.b. Non-Hazardous ACL/MZ Constituents Groundwater Monitoring Report Streamlining Techniques SRS submits approximately 30 groundwater reports on a yearly basis to regulators and the public. Some cover vast areas and include hundreds of groundwater wells and thousands of analytical results to compile and present in a concise and informative way. Groundwater monitoring report components including color coded data charts, time-series plots, hydrographs, and analytical and field result labels to be used in planar maps and cross-sections have been automated using custom designed graphical interface tools called GRIP (Groundwater Report Information Processor) tools. Doing so has greatly reduced the amount of time and cost of producing reports, improved data interpretation, reduced errors, and ensured a consistent and reproducible product. STATION_SQ STATION_ID COLLECTION_DT ANALYTE_NM LAB_QUA DETECTIO SAMPLE RESULT_NO MSLINK MAP_LBL_ 1013894 MSB 5C 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 13 50 820 1013894 820 1013896 MSB 6A 8/28/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) U 0.25 1 1 1013896 <EQL(1) 1013897 MSB 6B 9/11/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 63 250 5800 1013897 5800 1013898 MSB 6C 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 0.25 1 2.6 1013898 2.6 1013901 MSB 7B 9/10/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 0.25 1 26 1013901 26 1013902 MSB 7C 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) J 0.25 1 0.4 1013902 NDD(.4) 1013905 MSB 8B 8/28/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 1.3 5 69 1013905 69 1013906 MSB 8C 8/13/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 0.25 1 25 1013906 25 1013910 MSB 10A 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 6.3 25 740 1013910 740 1013912 MSB 10C 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 0.25 1 13 1013912 13 1013914 MSB 11A 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 25 100 1400 1013914 1400 1013916 MSB 11C 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 63 250 1000 1013916 1000 1013920 MSB 12A 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 63 250 4700 1013920 4700 1013921 MSB 12B 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 130 500 7700 1013921 7700 1013924 MSB 12TA 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) U 0.25 1 1 1013924 <EQL(1) 1013925 MSB 12TB 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 0.25 1 26 1013925 26 1013926 MSB 13A 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 130 500 6700 1013926 6700 1013929 MSB 13CC 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) J 0.25 1 0.55 1013929 NDD(.55) 1013930 MSB 13D 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) J 0.25 1 0.28 1013930 NDD(.28) 1013931 MSB 14A 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 50 200 1600 1013931 1600 1013932 MSB 14B 9/9/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 0.25 1 1.2 1013932 1.2 1013934 MSB 15A 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 63 250 5000 1013934 5000 Translation Process GRIP Database Table GRIP Interface Mapping Tools Chart Tool Matrix Table Tool -5 5 15 25 35 45 55 65 75 85 95 Combined Radium (226 And 228) (pCi/L)) [Nitrate-Nitrite as N (mg/L)] X 10 Date Time Series Plot for Combined Radium (226 And 228) for Station TBG 4 Air Stripper Start Up (Sept. 1, 1996) SVE Start Up (July 2002) Air Stripper Off (Apr. 15, 2005) Edible Oil Injection Started (Apr. 7, 2008) Edible Oil Injection Stopped (Apr. 25, 2008) Edible Oil Injection - 1 Day (Apr. 25-26, 2010) NPDWS (5 pCi/L) Combined Radium (226 And 228) Nitrate-Nitrite as N pH Detect Estimated Non-Detect 14 7 0 13 12 11 10 9 8 6 5 4 3 2 1 pH * A scaling factor was applied to the units for nitrate-nitrite as N to allow display with the associated constituent. See ordinate legend for scaling factor applied. Ashley Shull, Natalie Lopez SRNS Brian Hennessey - USDOE
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LFW 29 Background Well SPAU 06-Aug-2014 33.9 4.6 0 161.6 23 NS NS 0 0.7 23 20.5 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) [0.747]
LFW 43C Background Well SPAU 05-Aug-2014 41.6 4.7 0 161.2 26 NS NS 0 1.1 45 19 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1.33)
LFW 6R Plume Definition Well SPAU 07-Aug-2014 19.5 5.5 0 151.32 53 NS NS 26 1.6 7 19.7 No Comments [0.121] <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) 3.65 <EQL (5) <EQL (1) [0.42] <EQL (1.34)
LFW 10A Plume Definition Well SPAU 07-Aug-2014 31.8 6.4 0 150.1 206 NS NS 103 0.4 21 20.3 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS [18] NS 3 19.6 [0.92] <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) 4.23
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LFW 18 Plume Definition Well SPAU 07-Aug-2014 32.2 4.6 0 152.01 60 NS NS 0 0.3 17 20.4 No Comments [1.19] <EQL (1) NS [4.7] NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) 1.51 <EQL (5) <EQL (1) [0.3] 3.15
LFW 21 Plume Definition Well SPAU 07-Aug-2014 36.8 6.4 0 148.56 160 NS NS 72 0.6 14 20.3 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS [5.9] NS 2.42 42 <EQL (1) <EQL (5) [0.39] <EQL (1) [1.52]
LFW 45D Plume Definition Well SPAU 07-Aug-2014 16.75 5 0 149.99 29 NS NS 0 1.7 19 21.3 No Comments [0.301] <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) [0.6] <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1.31)
LFW 36R Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 23.32 5.9 0 145.46 371 NS NS 27 3.5 11 20.5 No Comments <EQL (0.2) 1.13 NS 110 NS [0.82] 5.89 5.05 <EQL (5) <EQL (1) [0.42] [0.928]
LFW 41R Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 28.1 4.9 0 141.96 32 NS NS 0 0.4 10 20.1 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) [0.92] <EQL (1) [0.669]
LFW 48C Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 22.68 4.9 0 147.07 56 NS NS 0 1.1 22 20.7 No Comments 1.41 2.46 NS 54 NS [0.68] 5.19 6.08 <EQL (5) [0.44] [1.1] <EQL (1.36)
LFW 48D Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 22.56 4.6 0 147.14 26 NS NS 0 0.6 16 21 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1.2)
LFW 59C Point of Compliance Well SPAU 06-Aug-2014 25.2 5 0 142.3 55 NS NS 0 0.1 55 21.5 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS 43 NS 1.19 1.67 15.9 <EQL (5) 1.46 1.28 [0.857]
LFW 59D Point of Compliance Well SPAU 06-Aug-2014 24.8 4.7 0 142.9 21 NS NS 0 0.8 18 20.1 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS 9.9 NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) [0.94] <EQL (1) <EQL (1.33)
LFW 61C Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 27.8 6.1 0 140.7 68 NS NS 28 4.8 45 20.6 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS [0.8] [0.69] 2.38 <EQL (5) [0.74] [0.67] [1.03]
LFW 61D Point of Compliance Well SPAU 06-Aug-2014 26.18 4.8 0 142.22 39 NS NS 0 0.6 16 22.1 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) [0.57] <EQL (5) [0.3] <EQL (1) <EQL (1.33)
LFW 62B Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 23.6 4.6 0 141.5 36 NS NS 0 0.6 106 20.2 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) [1.16]
LFW 62C Point of Compliance Well SPAU 11-Aug-2014 23.9 5.1 0 141.8 43 NS NS 6 0.3 45 21 No Comments 0.588 <EQL (1) NS 280 NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) [0.92] <EQL (1) 2.3
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LFW 62D Point of Compliance Well SPAU 06-Aug-2014 23.16 NS NS 141.84 NS NS NS NS NS 18 NS Cannot Collect Field Measurements <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS 69 NS 2.55 1.97 12.3 <EQL (5) 3.1 3.63 3.48
SWSP-5 Point of Exposure SPAU 11-Aug-2014 NS 4.3 0 NS 46 NS NS 0 4.7 0 25.1 No Comments <EQL (0.2) <EQL (1) NS <EQL (3) NS <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (5) <EQL (1) <EQL (1) <EQL (1.96)
SWSP-4 Surface Water SPAU 08-Aug-2014 NS 6 0 NS 23 NS NS 17 5.5 0 22.7 No Comments NS NS NS <EQL (3) NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS
SWSP-6 Surface Water SPAU 08-Aug-2014 NS 5 0 NS 35 NS NS 0 7.8 0 22.3 No Comments NS NS NS <EQL (3) NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS
SWSP-8 Surface Water SPAU 08-Aug-2014 NS 5.3 0 NS 31 NS NS 7 11.9 0 21.3 No Comments NS NS NS <EQL (3) NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS
SWSP-9 Surface Water SPAU 08-Aug-2014 NS 5.5 0 NS 44 NS NS 9 10.4 0 22.6 No Comments NS NS NS <EQL (3) NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS
Explanation
[##] EPA Functional Guideline Code of 'J' was applied to the result, indicating an estimated quantity.
<EQL(##) Constituent was below detection. The sample-specific Estimated Quantitation Limit is in parentheses.
Result exceeds applicable limit.
POC/POE well result exceeds MCL for constituents with ACL/MZCL; PD/BG result exceeds either MCL or ACL/MZCL
REJ Result Rejected
Result is less than the applicable limit and without EPA Functional Guidline qualifiers.
NS Requested to be sampled but was not. See comments as to why not.
Blue Text Not a required sample analysis.
Table B-3. SLF Corrective
Action/ACL/MZ Constituent Results, 3rd
Quarter 2014
1.b. Non-Hazardous ACL/MZ
Constituents
Groundwater Monitoring Report Streamlining Techniques
SRS submits approximately 30 groundwater reports on a yearly basis to regulatorsand the public. Some cover vast areas and include hundreds of groundwater wellsand thousands of analytical results to compile and present in a concise andinformative way. Groundwater monitoring report components including color codeddata charts, time-series plots, hydrographs, and analytical and field result labels tobe used in planar maps and cross-sections have been automated using customdesigned graphical interface tools called GRIP (Groundwater Report InformationProcessor) tools. Doing so has greatly reduced the amount of time and cost ofproducing reports, improved data interpretation, reduced errors, and ensured aconsistent and reproducible product.
STATION_SQ STATION_ID COLLECTION_DT ANALYTE_NM LAB_QUALIFIER_CDDETECTION_LIMIT_NOSAMPLE_QUANT_LIMIT_NORESULT_NO MSLINK MAP_LBL_TX
1013894 MSB 5C 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 13 50 820 1013894 820
1013896 MSB 6A 8/28/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) U 0.25 1 1 1013896 <EQL(1)
1013897 MSB 6B 9/11/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 63 250 5800 1013897 5800
1013898 MSB 6C 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 0.25 1 2.6 1013898 2.6
1013901 MSB 7B 9/10/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 0.25 1 26 1013901 26
1013902 MSB 7C 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) J 0.25 1 0.4 1013902 NDD(.4)
1013905 MSB 8B 8/28/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 1.3 5 69 1013905 69
1013906 MSB 8C 8/13/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 0.25 1 25 1013906 25
1013910 MSB 10A 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 6.3 25 740 1013910 740
1013912 MSB 10C 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 0.25 1 13 1013912 13
1013914 MSB 11A 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 25 100 1400 1013914 1400
1013916 MSB 11C 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 63 250 1000 1013916 1000
1013920 MSB 12A 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 63 250 4700 1013920 4700
1013921 MSB 12B 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 130 500 7700 1013921 7700
1013924 MSB 12TA 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) U 0.25 1 1 1013924 <EQL(1)
1013925 MSB 12TB 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 0.25 1 26 1013925 26
1013926 MSB 13A 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 130 500 6700 1013926 6700
1013929 MSB 13CC 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) J 0.25 1 0.55 1013929 NDD(.55)
1013930 MSB 13D 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) J 0.25 1 0.28 1013930 NDD(.28)
1013931 MSB 14A 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 50 200 1600 1013931 1600
1013932 MSB 14B 9/9/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 0.25 1 1.2 1013932 1.2
1013934 MSB 15A 8/12/2014 TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) 63 250 5000 1013934 5000
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ium
(2
26
An
d 2
28
) (p
Ci/
L))
[Nit
rate
-Nit
rite
as
N (
mg
/L)]
X 1
0
Date
Time Series Plot for Combined Radium (226 And 228) for Station TBG 4
Air Stripper Start Up (Sept. 1, 1996)
SVE Start Up (July 2002)
Air Stripper Off (Apr. 15, 2005)
Edible Oil Injection Started (Apr. 7, 2008)
Edible Oil Injection Stopped (Apr. 25, 2008)
Edible Oil Injection - 1 Day (Apr. 25-26, 2010)
NPDWS (5 pCi/L)
Combined Radium (226 And 228)
Nitrate-Nitrite as N
pH
Detect
Estimated
Non-Detect
14
7
0
13
12
11
10
9
8
6
5
4
3
2
1
pH
* A scaling factor was applied to the units for nitrate-nitrite as N to allow display with the associated constituent. See ordinate legend for scaling factor applied.
Ashley Shull, Natalie Lopez SRNS Brian Hennessey - USDOE
