WI0700012_Monitoring (Report)_20051128

PCS
Phosphate \,.
AURORA
PCS PHOSPHATE COMPANY, INC.
P.O. BOX 48, AURORA, NC U.S.A. 27806
November 28, 2005
EVAN O. KANE
GROUND WATER
DENR
1636 MAIL SERVICE CENTER
RALEIGH, NC 27626-1636
CERTIFIED MAIL
Subject: Underground Injection Control Program
Quarterly Groundwater Monitoring Report
August 2005 — October 2005
Injection Well Permit #WI0700012
Tank Farm Remedial Action System
Beaufort Co.
Dear Evan:
Please find the subject groundwater monitoring report attached. This includes the sampling and reporting
requirements of the above referenced permit, Part V, Section B 1 as well as the reporting requirements of
the overall Tank Farm Remedial Action Plan. Enclosed are: a) Form GW-59 for injection well CIW7 and
monitor well MWTF1CR, b) Form GW-59 for each of the fourteen withdrawal wells, c) piezometer level
monitoring field sheet, and d) the summary operational and maintenance report.
As discussed with you by phone, we have installed a cartridge filter upstream of the UV treatment
equipment. This cartridge filter will replace the multimedia filters, which were supplied with the Culligan
system. Recent testing has revealed that the coliform levels increased across the multimedia filters. With
the installation of the cartridge filter and elimination of the multimedia filters, we expect the UV system to
produce sterile water for injection.
Please do not hesitate to contact me at [phone] if you have any questions regarding this
information.
Sincerely,
1,0ctivu:e.Q Trr-
D. Daniel Winstead III
Environmental Engineer
PCS Phosphate
Attachments

Plik
pc: Annalee Harris — Aquifer Protection DWQ, WaRO (w/ attachments)
R. M. Smith/12-07-02 (w/ attachments)
T. S. Ingra - Ardaman & Assoc. (w/attachments)
R. A. Allen (w/ attachments)
W. A. Schimming (w/ attachments)
E-Mail: M. D. Johnson
Nubia Guzman
R. B. Lee
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10.59
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Sand Layer Peizometers Level Indicators
Well ID
TOC
Elevation
MSL'
TOC
Stc Wtr
Level'
Level
Relative To
MSL Ft.
Well ID
TOC
Elevation
MSL'
TOC
Stc Wtr
Level'
Level
Relative To
MSL Ft.
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10.47
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10.51
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11.21
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12.21
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12.18
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12.19
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Sand Layer And Croatan Formation Withdrawal Wells
Well ID
TOC
Elevation
MSL'
Max Stc
Wtr
Ft.
Pump
Activation Depth
Rel MSL
Max Level
Relative To
MSL Ft.
Control
Point
MSL'
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Pumping?
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Comments
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10.70
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6'
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CVVW-1
10.60
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9'
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SWW-2
9.99
1 .9,g
6'
0.9A
+1 ' to+2'
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CWW-2
10.23
6.73
9'
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-2' to-1'
//07.5
SWW-3
9.97
7. 9to
6'
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+1 'to+2'
yes
Nr5
CWW-3
9.95
(p,02
9'
6797
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SWW-0
10.73
7/.01
6'
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+1'to+2'
CWW-4
10.73
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9'
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-2' to•-1'
70
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W SW-5
10.80
9..575
6'
S,5 3
+1 'to+2'
1.y ('S
CWW-5
10.74
J ' '78
9'
5..a01
-2 'to-1'
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W SW-6
10.66
6.29'
6'
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+1'to+2'
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CWW-6
9.92
9'
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W SW-7
10.70
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7
6'
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+1. to +2'
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CWW-7
9.95
770
, 93
9'
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-2' to-1'
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PCS PHOSPHATE - TANK FARM REMEDIAL ACTION PLAN
OUARTERLY OPERATIONAL AND MAINTENANCE REPORT FOR
THE INJECTION AND WITHDRAWAL WATER WELLS
August 2005 — October 2005
The Tank Farm Remediation System consists of a series of seven- (7) injection water wells located on the
south side of the Tank Farm Area and a series of fourteen (14) withdrawal water wells located on the north
side of the Tank Farm Area.
Injection Water Well System
The injection water well system operated with the DPW Water - Ultraviolet Light Disinfection system
during the period.
Daily operational data are collected by the Shipping Department and reported to the Environmental Affairs
Department. The total monthly and quarterly volumes of water injected as well as the month end water
level in the Water Level Control Tank are:
DPW WATER
GALLONS
TOTAL
GALLONS
AVERAGE
GPM
TANK
LEVEL
FEET, MSL
Aug
483,189
0
483,189
10.8
15.0
Sept
619,098
0
619,098
14.3
14.6
Oct
573,090
0
573,090
13.3
8.6
TOTALS
1,675,377
0
1,675,377
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Withdrawal Well System
The withdrawal water well pumps are monitored daily by the area Maintenance Department and
preventative maintenance work is performed as needed. The total monthly and quarterly withdrawal water
volumes for the period are:
SAND
FORMATION
GALLONS
CROATAN
FORMATION
GALLONS
TOTAL
GALLONS
AVERAGE
GPM
Aug
398,450
69,835
468,284
10.5
Sept
284,437
61,480
345,917
8.0
Oct
265,826
68,488
334,314
7.5
TOTALS
948,713
199,802
1,148,515
Some additional short periods of planned downtime for preventative maintenance, pipe header cleaning,
and troubleshooting on individual pumps in the fourteen well system were experienced. Details of these
activities are:
Confined Sand Formation Withdrawal Well (SWW) Pumps
SWW-1: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 10/5,
10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps.
SWW-2: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 10/5,
10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps.
SWW-3: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 9/27
replaced counter. On 10/5, 10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps.
SWW-4: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 10/5,
10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps. On 10/25 cleaned pump and lines. On 10/27 replaced pump.
SWW-5: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 10/5,
10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps.
SWW-6: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 10/5,
10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps. On 10/11 reset pump.
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SWW-7: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 10/5,
10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps.
Croatan Formation Withdrawal Well (CWW) Pumps
CWW-1: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 9/12
replaced pump and lines. On 9/15 pulled pump and air blasted well. On 9/21 and 9/22 acid washed well.
On 9/26 air blasted well. On 10/5, 10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps.
CWW-2: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 10/5,
10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps.
CWW-3: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 10/5,
10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps.
CWW-4: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 10/5,
10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps.
CWW-5: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 10/5,
10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps.
CWW-6: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 8/18 reset air valve.
On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 10/5, 10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps. On 10/11 replaced
pump.
CWW-7: On 8/2, 8/11, 8/17 and 8/24 flushed out pumps. On 9/6 and 9/30 flushed out pumps. On 10/5,
10/18 and 10/26 flushed out pumps.
On 9/30 change oil, air filter and oil separator on system compressor.
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