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Using Ultraviolet- Induced Fluorescence to Enhance an LNAPL Conceptual Site Model Bobbilynne Koepke, RG & Daniel Yoakum Environmental Works, Inc. MWCC Environmental Conference 2018 July 17, 2018 1 Using Ultraviolet-Induced Fluorescence


  1. Using Ultraviolet- Induced Fluorescence to Enhance an LNAPL Conceptual Site Model Bobbilynne Koepke, RG & Daniel Yoakum Environmental Works, Inc. MWCC Environmental Conference 2018 July 17, 2018 1

  2. Using Ultraviolet-Induced Fluorescence to Enhance an LCSM • Technology introduction and background • Technology Uses • Case Study o Background and Initial LCSM o LNAPL fluorescence work o Updated LCSM and outcome • Summary 2

  3. Technology Introduction • LNAPL fluorescence 3 *photos courtesy of Geoprobe and Dakota Technologies

  4. Technology Introduction • Fluorescence logging tools 4

  5. Technology Introduction • DPT tooling 5

  6. Technology Uses • Timely LNAPL characterization • Quickly document general soil type • Quicker understanding of LNAPL lateral distribution • Help select soil sample locations • Real-time field decisions • Enhance remedial design 6

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  12. Case Study • LCSM Summary o Lithology is silty clay/loam that grades vertically to sand o Groundwater is present at 3-7 ft bls, which results in confining conditions for a majority of the time o Two documented gasoline releases o LNAPL mass is primarily present at 5-8 ft bls o Some mobile LNAPL is present, but not migrating o No risk from LNAPL at the site o LNAPL recovery efforts resulted in recovering approximately 200 gallons of LNAPL and nearly 5,000 gallons of impacted water 12

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  20. Case Study #2 – Fuel Oil Site • Power Plant near Kansas City • Fuel discovered in onsite pond – old French drain 25 ft bgs • Limited excavation, line cleaning, and camera could not identify source • Large volume of underground pipelines and utilities 20

  21. Case Study - OIP • EWI used in- house GPR with Line Trac to locate product lines and depths • Advanced OIP along the possible leaking lines 21

  22. Case Study - OIP Footer Text 22

  23. Case Study - OIP Same boring, different depths - Optical shows clean sandy fill @ 7.2 ft bgs - Fluorescence at 7.8 ft bgs 7/18/2018 23

  24. Case Study - OIP Separate borings Top left shows optical • when fill around product line was encountered (no LNAPL) Bottom shows UV • fluorescence in fill material at 5.8 ft bgs 7/18/2018 24

  25. Case Study - OIP • EWI was able to find general source area in 1 day • Borings advanced adjacent to OIP boreholes to collect soil samples and confirm results • OIP borings also ID’d diesel fuel in the soils along a water line corridor 25

  26. Summary • LNAPL fluorescence logging is a proven technology with years of experience • Help understand LNAPL distribution in real-time • Get quick snapshot of soil lithology with EC sensor • Help target soil sampling horizons • Important part of LCSM • Direct remedial design and approach • Can be very cost effective tool in project lifecycle • EWI can implement with OIP and Geoprobe equipment 26

  27. Questions? Bobbilynne Koepke, RG Daniel Yoakum Environmental Works, Inc. 417-890-9500 bkoepke@environmentalworks.com dyoakum@environmentalworks.com 27

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