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Southington, CT 06489
Contact Information:
Phone: 860-621-3630
Fax: 860-621-0067
E-mail:
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NYNEX - Rhode Island
Client: New England Telephone (NYNEX)
Location: South Kingstown, Rhode Island
Project: Hydrogeologic Investigation, Remedial Design, and Groundwater
and Soil Remediation System Installation
Description:
In accordance with a Consent Order issued by the Rhode Island Department of
Environmental Management (DEM), a hydrogeologic investigation, soil gas survey,
and hydraulic conductivity tests were performed on a site contaminated by a
leaking underground gasoline storage tank. The tank had been previously removed
and initial subsurface investigations performed. The investigation was performed
to determine the vertical and horizontal extent of soil and groundwater
contamination, the soil permeability -hydraulic conductivity, and the potential
remediation alternatives. Soil contamination was discovered over a 6,000 square
foot area, and groundwater was found to be contaminated in the bedrock aquifer,
after the installation of six deep bedrock monitoring wells. The source of the
deep aquifer contamination was determined to be from fractures in the bedrock
surface with a hydraulic connection between the shallow and deep aquifers.
A comparison of various remediation alternatives was performed and a design of
a soil vapor extraction and air stripping pump and treat system were chosen,
based on timeliness, costs, and regulatory agency influence. Six 4-inch vapor
extraction wells were installed, a pilot test run, and a soil vapor extraction
system installed. Two 6 inch groundwater recovery wells were installed, pump
tests run, and a groundwater pump and treat system installed with an iron
removal system and low profile air stripper to treat up to 10 gallons per
minute. All water discharge permits were obtained in order to operate the
system. Air discharge calculations were performed, and air permits were not
required due to the level of emissions.

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