Utilizing CPT/UVIF to Delineate Free- Phase Dowtherm® in the Subsurface Bryan Heath, URS Corporation (URS Diamond) Steve Shoemaker, DuPont Corporate Remediation.

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Utilizing CPT/UVIF to Delineate Free- Phase Dowtherm® in the Subsurface Bryan Heath, URS Corporation (URS Diamond) Steve Shoemaker, DuPont Corporate Remediation Group Tim Cleary, Gregg Drilling and Testing

2 Background During the RFI process of a former Dowtherm® Vaporizer area, evidence of free-phase Dowtherm® was discovered. Needed investigative method that would allow for quick delineation to expedite remedial decision making. A Cone Penetrometer (CPT) equipped with an Ultraviolet Induced Fluorescence (UVIF) module was selected. Technology used previously to delineate free-phase petroleum products but never for Dowtherm®

3 What is Dowtherm®? Used as a heat transfer fluid in the facility's manufacturing process. Dowtherm® Properties: mixture of 1,1-biphenyl and diphenyl ether (both dual ring aromatics) low solubility, low volatility, moderate viscosity specific gravity is approximately 1.07 Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid

4 What is Ultraviolet Induced Fluorescence (UVIF)? Works on principle that PAH’s mixed with soil and/or groundwater fluoresce when irradiated with UV light Hydrocarbon molecules absorb the UV light energy during radiation and immediately re-emit the light at a longer wave length (fluorescence) A UVIF module captures the emitted radiation and sends it to an amplifier at the surface via fiber optic cable and is recorded in real time. UVIF data is displayed in graphical form Other modules can be used to detect gasoline, aviation fuel, diesel, fuel oil, transformer oil, as as well many other hydrocarbon based products.

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7 Investigation Area Former Dowtherm Vaporizer

8 Investigative Approach

9 UVIF Delineation Results

10 Lithologic Cross-Section

11 Confirmation of UVIF Data Collected in-situ groundwater samples in borings which exhibited UVIF response for visual inspection Visual inspection confirmed presence of free-phase Dowtherm® Collected soil samples at same depth intervals as UVIF response Analytical data corresponded to concentrations indicative of free-phase Dowtherm® Installed piezometers screened at intervals of UVIF response measured 3 feet of Dowtherm® in PZ-02 approximately 20 feet bgs. (10 feet below water table)

12 Results Confirmed presence and delineated free-phase Dowtherm® in <5 days 33 CPT borings and installation of 8 piezometers Sampling performed at discrete intervals based on UVIF response Minimized need for analytical analysis Allowed for quick remedial decision making and implementation Used UVIF responses to target recovery zone Number and location of extraction wells minimized

13 Benefits Allows for timely characterization Capable of pushing 400 to 500 feet per day Minimal waste generated (<10 gallons of decon water) Allows for dynamic decision making in field Cost effective versus traditional investigative characterization methods Costs savings of ~$22,000

14 Can be limited by lithology (ex: gravel layers, PWR) Better suited for longer chain hydrocarbons and multi-ring aromatics Other modules available for single ring aromatics Limitations

15 Closing UVIF technology allowed for expedited source area characterization leading to a faster remedial strategy evaluation and implementation.

16 Questions