DSHW-1992-002072 - 0901a0688013e7c2

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Hercules Aerospace Company
Space/Strategic Propulsion
Bacchus Works
Magna Utah 84044-0098
[phone]
August 19, 1992
DSHW TN
1992.20402
Certified Mail - Relum Receipl Requested
Kent P. Gray
Executive Secretary (UST)
Department of Environmental Quality
Division of Environmental Response and Remediation
1950 West Nodi Temple
Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4840
Re: Location ID# 4000368, Hercules Bacchus Works, Plant 1, Used
Oil UST No. 8153, Site Closure SampUng Under Voluntary CAP
Dear Mr. Gray:
Hercules requests Division of Environmental Response and Remediaiion (DERR) approval
to remediate material stockpiled during the removal of Waste Oil UST No. 8153. The material is
to be remediated by on-site aeration as oudined in our Ociober 17, 1991 Corrective Action Plan.
On January 23, 1992, results from sampling for F-Lisied volatile organics were submitted
as requested to the Division of Solid and Hazardous Wasle (DSHW), wilh a copy to Shelly Quick
of your Slaff. No solvents were identified in the stockpiled soil. W. M. Wallner with the DSHW
has indicated this closure will remain under the auspices of the DERR.
As a follow-up to the Hercules Remediation Schedule and Corrective Action Plan (CAP)
submitted lo the DERR on October 17, 1991, Atiachment A describes work performed as pari of
our Voluntary CAP. The former lank location is clean. Attachment B is a Contingency Response
Plan which includes a post corrective action monitoring plan as an addendum to the CAP.
Approval, comments or questions conceming the site closure of Used Oil UST No. 8153 and
aeration on-site of stockpiled soils may be directed to Jonathan Hermance, of my staff, at 251-5669.
Sincerely,
E. R. Anderson, Manager
Environmental Engineering
and Hygiene
ERA/JSHennance/A:\8i53GRAY
Attachments
cc: H. L. Gibbons SLC/CHD
M. J. Miller XlEl (w/o Attachmenls)
S. Quick DERR
/'W. M. Wallner DSHW
M. S. Robbinson 2333 SE (w/o Altachmenls)
ATTACHMENT A
Location UM 4000368, Used Oil UST No. 8153 Closure
Sampling Under Voluntary Corrective Action Plan
On October 23, 1991, Petroleum Environmental Services retumed to reopen the removal site
excavation of UST No. 8153.
Approximately 5 cubic yards of clean road base material originally brought in to
backfill the removal site excavation was dug back out with a backhoe.
This material was only removed to within 6 inches or so of the walls and
bottom of the hole to prevent mixing with any possibly contaminated insitu
soils.
The material was stockpiled aboul 30 feet north of the excavation to be
reused in backfilling the hole.
Approximately 15 cubic yards of in-place material was removed from the sides and
bottom of the tank removal excavation.
Final dimensions of the enlarged excavation were about 10 X 10 X 8 feet
deep at the south wall (see Lust Site 8153 Plan and Cross Section Views,
attached).
The 15 yards removed were placed on additional 10 mil plastic spread oul
by the original estimaied 1.5 yards of maierial stockpiled on plastic al the
time of removing the lank.
All the stockpiled soil on plastic was localed about 75 feet west of
the excavation on near level ground.
The volume of stockpiled soil, fluffed up due lo being handled, is
estimaied at a volume of aboul 20 cubic yards.
The stockpiled material was covered with 10 mil plastic held down by rocks and
partial backhoe buckets of clean fill.
Soil samples for TPH/Oil and Grease analysis by extraction infrared absorbance melhod 418.1
were obtained at the base of each wall and at the center of the enlarged excavation (see LUST
Site 8153 Plan and C!ross Section Views, attached).
ATTACHMENT A (cont'd)
Chain of custody records and laboratory analysis results showing less than 1 ppm
TPH at all sampling locations in the enlarged tank removal excavation are attached.
The excavation was backfilled, compacted and graded to contour using the estimated 5 cubic
yards of nearby stockpiled road base material and an additional tmck load and pup of clean road
base material.
Photographs of the lateral enlargement and finished depth of the excavation showing where the
samples were taken are on file.
Visual inspection of the lank removal site excavation and sample analyses from the excavation
indicate all potentially contaminated soils from around and beneath Used Oil UST No. 8153 have
been removed and stockpiled on 10 mil plastic.
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AMERICAN 463 West 3600 South
V/EST Sail Lake City, Utah
ANALYTICAL 84115
LABORATORIES [phone]
INVOICE NUMBER: 8061
INVOICE DATE
CUSTOMER
PURCHASE ORDER #
10-31-91
HER370
20590
QTY
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ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION
1000 418.1
UNIT PRICE
40.00
NET AMOUNT
200.00
ok 7% p^y
SUB TOTAL 200.00
TERMS: NET 30 Days FREIGHT 0.00
TAXES 0.0 0
SURTAX COC
Hercules TOTAL 200.00
Mail Sto:3 Xl?2, P.O. Box 98
Magna, Utah 8 40 44 PAID 0.0 0
BALANCE 200.00
CHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD
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AMERICAN
WEST
ANALYTICAL
LABORATORIES
463 Wesi 3600 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
84115
ORGANIC ANALYSTS REPORT
Client: Hercules
Date Sampled: October 24, 1991
Date Received: October 24, 1991
Set Description: Five Soil Samples
Set Identification #: 8061
Contact: Jon Hermance
RecelvedBy: Chris Moulding
Analysis Requested:
TPH/Oil & Grease
Lab Sample ID. Number:
8061-Mediod Blank
Method Ref. Number:
418.1
(Extraction Infrared Absorbence)
Field Sample ID. Number:
Mediod Blank
Date Analvzed:
October 30, 1991
Analytical Results TPH/Oil & Grease
[phone]
Fax [phone]
Units = mg/kg (ppm)
Compouna:
TPH/Oil & Grease
Detection
Limil:
1.0
Amount
Detected:
<1.0
1. < Value = None detected above the specified method detection limit, or a value that reflects a reasonable limit due
to interferences.
2. T = Trace. Detectable amount is lower than the pracdcal quantitauon limit for this compound.
Analyzed bv: JC^^^^^^'^^-'^^^^—ZZ-— "^""^ -—- Released by: CTJW^ <q^.^^m^A7t- Date: ///4HI
LaboralorySupervisqp
ReportDate 10/31/91 lofl
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CO.STRACT. THIS COMPANY ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILTTY EXCEPT FOR Tl IE DUE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTION AND/OR ANALYSIS IN GOOD FAm! AND
AMERICAN
WEST
ANALYTICAL
LABORATORIES
463 West 3600 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
84115
ORGANIC ANALYSIS REPORT
Client: Hercules
Date Sampled: October 24, 1991
Date Received: October 24, 1991
Set Description: Five Soil Samples
Set Identification #: 8061
Contact: Jon Hermance
RecelvedBy: Chris Moulding
Analysis Requested:
TPH/Oil & Grease
Lab Sample ID. Number:
8061-01
Method Ref. Number:
418.1
(Extraction Infrared Absorbence)
Date Analvzed:
October 30,1991
Field Sample ID. Number:
1S10246/8153 Lust Site SS #1A South
Analytical Results TPH/Oil & Grease
[phone]
Fax [phone]
Units = mg/kg (ppm)
Compound:
TPH/OU & Grease
Detection
Limit:
1.0
Amount
Detected:
<1.0
1. < Value = None detected above the specified method detection limit, or a value that reflects a reasonable limit due
to interferences.
2. T = Trace. Detectable amount is lower than the practical quantitation limit for this compound.
Analvzed bv: /y^^^^^--^^^^^--^ _ Released byCJqV^ / .A.^y^i^.i..^^ Date: jiHHl
Laboratory Supervisor ^
ReportDate 10/31/91 1 ofl
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MEMBER OF FTS STAFF. OR REPRODUCTION OF THIS REPOKT IN CONNECTION WTTH THE ADVERTISEMENT. PROMOTION OR SALE OF ANY PRODLCT OR
PROCESS OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE RE-PUBLICATION OP THIS REPORT FOR A.S-y PURPOSE THAN FOR THE ADDRESSEE WILL BE GRANTED ONLY ON
CO.NTRACT. THIS COMPANY ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILrTY EXCEPT FOR THE DUE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTION AND/OR ANALYSIS IN GOOD FATni ANTI
AMERICAN
WEST
ANALYTICAL
LABORATORIES
463 West 3600 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
84115
ORGANIC ANALYSIS REPORT
Clieni: Hercules
Date Sampled: Ociober 24, 1991
Date Received: October 24, 1991
Set Description: Five Soil Samples
Set Identification #: 8061
Contact: Jon Hermance
Received By: Chris Moulding
Analvsis Requested:
TPH/Oil & Grease
Lab Sample ID. Number:
8061-02
Meihod Ref Number:
418.1
(Extraction Infrared Absorbence)
Date Analvzed:
October 30, 1991
Field Sample ID. Number:
IS 10247/8153 Lust Site SS #2A East
Analytical Results TPH/Oil & Grease
[phone]
Fax [phone]
Units = mg/kg (ppm)
Compound:
TPH/Oil & Grease
Detection
Limit:
1.0
Amount
Detected:
<1.0
1. < Value = None detected above the specified method detection limit, or a value that reflects a reasonable limit due
to interferences.
2. T = Trace. Detectable amount is lower than the practical quantitation limit for this compound.
Analyzed by: Date: ///y^/?/
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PROCESS OR IN CONNECTION WTTH THE REPUBLICATION OF THIS REPOKT FOR ANY PURPOSE THAN FOR TME ADDRESSEE WILL BE GRANTED ONXY ON
CONTRACT. THIS COMPANY ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILITY EXCEPT FORIHE DUE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTION AND/OR ANALYSIS IN GOOD FAITH ANT)
AMERICAN
WEST
ANALYTICAL
LABORATORIES
463 West 3600 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
84115
ORGANIC ANALYSIS REPORT
Client: Hercules
Date Sampled: October 24, 1991
Date Received: Ociober 24, 1991
Sel Description: Five Soil Samples
Set Identification #: 8061
Contact: Jon Hermance
Received By: Chris Moulding
Analvsis Requested:
TPH/Oil & Grease
Lab Sample ID. Number:
8061-03
Melhod Ref Number:
418.1
(Extraction Infrared Absorbence)
Date Analyzed:
October 30, 1991
Field Sample ID. Number:
IS 10248/8153 Lust Site SS #3A Nonh
Analytical Results TPH/Oil & Grease
[phone]
Fax [phone]
Units = mg/kg (ppm)
Compound:
TPH/Oil & Grease
Detection
Limit:
1.0
Ainount
Detected:
<1.0
1. < Value = None detected above the specified method detection limiL, or a value that reflects a reasonable limit due
to interferences.
2. T = Trace. Delectable amount is lower than the pracdcal quantitauon limit for this compound.
Analyzed by: _^ Released by: Date: ///V/?/
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PROCESS OR IN CONNECTION Wrm THE RE-PUBLICATION OFTHIS REPORT FOR ANY PURPOSE THAN FOR THE ADDRESSEE WILL BE GRANTED O.NLY ON
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AMERICAN
WEST
ANALYTICAL
LABORATORIES
463 West 3600 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
84115
ORGANIC ANALYSIS REPORT
Client: Hercules
Date Sampled: Ociober 24, 1991
Date Received: October 24, 1991
Set Description: Five Soil Samples
Set Identification #: 8061
Conlacl: Jon Hermance
Received By: Chris Moulding
Analysis Requested:
TPH/Oil & Grease
Lab Sample ID. Number:
8061-04
Meihod Ref Number:
418.1
(Extraction Infrared Absorbence)
Date Analyzed:
October 30, 1991
Field Sample ID. Number:
1S10249/8153 Lust Site SS #4A West
Analytical Results TPH/Oil & Grease
[phone]
Fax [phone]
Units = mg/kg (ppm)
Compound:
TPH/Oil & Grease
Detection
Limit:
1.0
Amouni
Detected:
<1.0
1. < Value = None detected above the specified method detection limit, or a value that reflects a reasonable limit due
to interferences.
2. T = Trace. Detectable amount is lower than the practical quantitauon limit for this compound.
Analyzed by: (^\7 Released by: i^>-^^^/ L^L
Laboratory Supervisorial
ReportDate 10/31/91
Date: ///V/9/
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CONTRACT. THIS COMPANY ACCEPTS NO RESPO.VSIBILITY EXCEPT FOR THE DUE PERFOR-MANCE OF INSPECTION AND/OR ANALYSIS IN GOOD FAfnl A.VD
A
AMERICAN
WEST
ANALYTICAL
LABORATORIES
463 West 3600 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
84115
ORGANIC ANALYSIS REPORT
Client: Hercules
Date Sampled: October 24, 1991
Date Received: October 24, 1991
Set Description: Five Soil Samples
Set Identification #: 8061
Contact: Jon Hermance
Received By: Chris Moulding
Analvsis Requested:
TPH/Oil & Grease
Lab Sample ID. Number:
8061-05
Method Ref Number:
418.1
(Extraction Infrared Absorbence)
Date Analvzed:
October 30,1991
Field Sample ID. Number:
1S10250/8153 Lust Site SS #5A Center
Analytical Results TPH/Oil & Grease
[phone]
Fax [phone]
Units = mg/kg (ppm)
Coinpound:
TPH/Oil & Grease
Detection
Limit:
1.0
Amount
Detected:
<1.0
1. < Value = None detected above the specified method detection limit, or a value that reflects a reasonable limit due
to interferences.
2. T = Trace. Detectable amount is lower than the practical quantitation limit for this compound.
Analyzed by: Released by:' fjiiJ^ Date: /sM<^l
Laboratory Supervisor
ReportDate 10/31/91 lofl
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CONTRACT THIS COMPANY ACCEPTS NO RF.SP0NS1BILITY EXCEPT FOR THE DUE PERFORMANCE OF INSPECTION AND/OR ANALYSIS IN GOOD FAITH ANTI
ATTACHMENT B
May 18, 1992
Contingency Response Plan
Release Site, Facility ID# 4000368, Hercules Bacchus Works,
Plant 1, Used Oil UST No. 8153
In the event a corrective action of spreading the pile of soil as outiined in the
CAP does not achieve approved cleanup levels for the site, Hercules could
ultimately have to contain the material in gondolas for off-site disposal.
Removal of the soil for off-site disposal is unlikely to be a consideration. Only
an estimated 138 ppm TPH or about 1 gallon of used oil is thought to be in 18
to 20 cubic yards of stockpiled material. A required cleanup to Level 1 or 100
ppm TPH is probably attainable.
An estimated 1 gallon released as accumulated small spills off the
lid of the tank weighs 8.3 pounds.
Twenty cubic yards of excavated soil in the pile at an estimated
weight of 3000 pounds per yard equals 60,000 pounds.
8.3 pounds of oil divided by 60,000 lbs of pile equals .000138 or
138 ppm estimaied TPH.
Hercules will submit any modifications to the CAP dated October 17, 1991 for review
and approval by the DERR prior to implementation.
Approximaiely one year afler spreading oul the stockpiled material to a
thickness of aboul 6 inches, Hercules will take 3 grab samples of the
spread soil and have them analyzed for TPH (using Method 418.1) and
BTEXN.
The samples will be laken at least 100 feet apart from the bottom
of the spread soil near the coniact with original grade.
The sampling plan (as a field sketch) and the analysis results will
be submitted to die DERR.
ATTACHMENT B (cont'd)
Failiure of the spread soils to have been aerated and bio-remediated sufficientiy
to achieve the approved cleanup level will require Hercules to conlract the
following work wilhin 6 months:
The contaminated soils spread the previous year by Hercules
operated graders and front end loaders will be disk harrowed by
a contractor. The disking would be expected to mix the
contaminated soil lo a deplh of aboul 6 inches with the
underlying soil.
Approximately one year afler having a contractor disk harrow the
contaminated soil, Hercules will take 3 grab samples of the soil
and have them analyzed for TPH (by Method 418.1) and BTEXN.
The samples will be taken at least 100 feet apart from a
depth of 6 to 12 inches below grade.
The sampling plan (as a field sketch) and the analysis
results wiU be submitted to the DERR.
Failure of the disked soils to achieve the approved cleanup level will
justify discussion wilh the DERR and industry about alternatives to costiy
removal by gondola.
The Salt Lake City/County Heallh Department will be notified by phone before Hercules
implements any spreading or disking of soil at this sile.
A telephone record of the coniact will be copied to the DERR.
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ENVIROMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION VIII
1-800-759-4372
92 AUG 20 AH 11:21;
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.H.AZ.ARDOUS WASTE
On 07-29-1992 Dennis Henline building 2 4W^AGEMENT DlViSION
Bacchus Works Magna Utah at approxamatly 1030
hundred hours instructed an operator working in
that building to pump hazardous waste that was in
a holding tank into a trough that runs into Bacchus
lake at plant three. Because of the quick thinking
of another operator calling Kent Adomson {Who is
our safety engineer} no hazardous waste made it
into the lake and was contained in the building.
Henline has been to Haz. waste training
and knew better Hercules has done nothing as far
as discipline.
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HAZARDOUS WASTE
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