THERMAL REMEDIATION: TWO ERH CASE STUDIES

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THERMAL REMEDIATION: TWO ERH CASE STUDIES NEWMOA In Situ Thermal Remediation Workshop June14 14, 2012 Westford, MA Presentation by Janet Waldron, MassDEP Groveland Wells No.s 1 & 2 Groveland, MA 850 acre site 1979 2 municipal wells shut down Primarily TCE and DCE from manufacturing facility Listed on NPL 1982 Silresim Lowell, MA 12 acre site 100 s of chemicals primarily chlorinated VOCs Spills, leaking drums, USTs Listed on NPL 1983 2 1

Groveland Wells History 2 Municipal wells shut down due to VOC contamination Town implemented water rationing One PRP Valley Manufacturing Used solvents on site for parts cleaning Subsurface disposal system (leach field) UST suspected leak Spills and discharges to ground (defoliant) 3 Groveland Wells No.s 1 & 2 Superfund Site 4 2

Groveland Wells History 1987 one water supply well brought back on line with GAC treatment (well #1) State Order with PRP in 1987 PRP installed 2 extraction wells Air stripper Valley property 1988 SITE Demonstration Program SVE pilot tested (56 days) y) removed 1,300 pounds VOCs SVE chosen as remedial method for source area soils SVE operates 10 years, only minimally effective 5 Groveland Remedy EPA Remedy Decisions (RODs) 1988 & 1991 OU#1 GW P&T 400 GPM plant downgradient of Valley propertyp OU#2 separate GW P&T w/ SVE on Valley property 1995 additional monitoring plume has shrunk significantly 1996 EPA 2 groundwater treatment systems combined into one 6 3

Groveland Groundwater Remedy 150 GPM plant w/ metals removal (iron) and GW treatment by UV oxidation (H 2 O 2 ) Plant operates between 80 & 120 GPM 2001 May 2011 EPA operates GWTF June 1, 2011 State takes over O&M of GWTF 7 Groveland Groundwater Treatment Facility 8 4

Groveland Soil Remedy 2002 Valley no longer operating SVE system & abandons site 2004 EPA investigates remaining soil contamination in source area 2006 Pilot test Chemical Oxidation Not successful due to heterogeneity of source area soils and sorption of VOCs to fine grained soils Sept 2007 EPA chooses thermally enhanced SVE in source area to reduce soil contamination 9 Source Area Remedy Terra Therm Electrical Resistance Heating (ERH) 2009 2010 Construction of ERH system 64 electrodes, 29 shallow VE wells, 15 MPE wells, 28 TVP sensor wells Treatment Zone 14,830 sq ft, with a total volume of 17,450 cu yds 10 feet to 45 feet deep to top of bedrock August 2010 February 2011 ERH Operations 10 5

Groveland Wells ERH Layout 11 Groveland ERH Performance Goals: Vadose Zone min target temp 90 C (194 F) 0 to 25 ft bgs 85% of temp sensors reach 90 C Saturated Zone Min target temp 100 C (212 F) 25 to 45 ft bgs 85% of temp sensors reach 100 C Both Zones 100% of temp sensors reach 60 C (140 F) 12 6

Groveland Treatment Objective: Reduce contaminant concentrations in soils and overburden groundwater to below cleanup goals specified in 2007 ESD Alternate performance endpoint point of diminishing returns 13 Groveland ERH Remedy Results 1,300 pounds of VOC s removed 18 gallons of NAPL 311 million cubic feet of vapors 2 million gallons of groundwater & condensate 97% reduction of TCE in groundwater One monitoring well in source area went from a baseline concentration of 11,000 ppb to 15 ppb 3 M Kwh 14 7

Groveland Current & Future Current O&M by MassDEP Approx 55 GPM Low Conc (<30 ppb) TCE in source areawells Ambient temperatures not yet achieved in source area Will conduct baseline monitoring fall 2012 (including source area MWs) Optimization Report completed for EPA < 5 years 15 Silresim Site History Operates from 1971 to 1977 Facility granted permit by State in 1973 to operate recycling and treatment facility of hazardous waste Numerous spills and severe storage capacity issues Several violations of permit State tries to shut down facility in 1976 16 8

Silresim Site History Company declares bankruptcy in 1978 30,000 decaying drums and tanks with 1,000,000 gals of liquid waste remain on site State removal 1978 to 1981 starts investigation of soil/gw contamination Act of Legislature needed to fund removal of drums EPA removal (1983 1986) installs temporary clay cap over site, gravel on portions of adjacent properties, and expands fence (dioxin in areas) Silresim Trust (PRP group) performs RI/FS 1985 1990 17 Silresim at time of abandonment 30,000 decaying drums 18 9

Silresim Cleanup Remedy Selected Cleanup Decision issued by EPA September 1991 Management of Migration (MOM) Groundwater P&T P&T lower water table to enhance performance of SVE Source Control (SC) SVE of soils Remove VOCs Excavate non VOCs from adjacent properties Cap wastes on site 1993 Settlement $28 million 19 Silresim Groundwater Cleanup Management of Migration (MOM) 1994 1995 Construction GWTP and extraction system Nov 1995 GWTP begins continuous operations Sept 2007 MassDEP takes over O&M of GWTP and groundwater monitoring 20 10

Silresim Soil Cleanup Source Control (SC) 1996 Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) pilot test 1998 SVE implementation/expanded pilot test and cap drainage improvements 1998 DEP GW Use & Value 1999 ROD remedy review, Phase I SVE completed 21 Silresim Cleanup 2002 additional site investigation & revision of Cleanup Goals (CUGs) 2002 2003 Electrical Resistance Heating (ERH) pilot test Sept 2008 ESD for ERH, final cap, and revision of CUGs ERH remedy for additional source removal 22 11

Silresim ERH Layout 23 Silresim Cleanup Terra Therm awarded contract for ERH Construction of ERH system 10/10 7/11 304 electrodes, 77 multi phase EWs, 50 VE wells, 63 PTV sensors Treatment Zone 47,369 sq ft with total volume of 59,565 cy Shallow & deep overburden Operation oferhsystem 7/29/11 2/24/12 24 12

Silresim ERH Performance Goals: Vadose Zone Min target temp 85 C (185 F) 95% of temp sensors reach 85 C Saturated Zone Min target temp 100 C (212 F) 95% of temp sensors reach 100 C Both Zones 100% of temp sensors reach 60 C (140 F) 25 Silresim ERH Treatment Objectives: Achieve cleanup goals set forth in 2008 remedy decision document As with the Groveland site, a Point of Diminishing Returns was set 26 13

Silresim ERH Remedy Results Estimated 40,000 86,000 pounds of VOCs removed 3,480 lbs (8 drums) of NAPL 9.6 mil Kwh electricity 27 Silresim Current & Future Activities Current Activities Removing rest of ERH related materials GW & Soil monitoring events Temps still averaging 180 F at depth MassDEP not turned EWs back on Electrical issues Potential deformation of EW piping 28 14

Silresim Current & Future Activities Future Activities Add l Site Characterization Mass remaining Possible mass flux evaluation EW placement EPA Optimization Evaluation in Fall 29 Groveland & Silresim ERH Achievements/Issues Groveland concentrations in source area reduced Small area; ability to install deep electrodes (to bedrock) several of EWs may by shut off within 5 years Silresim Significant mass removal 30 15

Groveland Plume Over Time 31 ERH Potential Issues Things to be Aware of Infrastructure of technology inherent safety issues Electrical hazards Brightwarning lights and noise Wiring, conveyance piping, wells slips, trips & falls Steam burns, geysering Compatibility of equipment With site contaminants Contaminants and high temperatures 32 16

Groveland ERH Wiring Slips, Trips & Falls 33 Silresim Steam Pressure Causes a Geyser 34 17

Potential Issues (Cont.) Make sure that sufficient power is available Can be a long lead time for power installation Not green Tradeoff between green remediation and reduction in length of treatment (reduction in timeframe is reduction in long term production of greenhouse gases) 35 Potential Issues (cont.) Elevated ground water temperature (steam) potential for pre existing infrastructure to melt Silresim i wire shorts Groveland PVC melted * PVC wells replaced with steel Water temperatures elevated for some period of time Groveland conditions not yet returned to ambient Silresim temps still > 180 F Unable to reinstall EW pumps 36 18

Groveland Issues NAPL discovered, not expected, clogged sand filters of GWTF Abandoned Valley building Mold (level C required) Drill rig access (low ceiling) Operation during winter add pipe insulation Steam spears added to get more heat 37 Groveland Piping inside Valley Building 38 19

Silresim Issues MPE well screens siltation Temperature sensors materials melting Uncertainty in mass removal calculations Large source area contamination in subsurface up to 60 to 80 feet deep 57 ft deep only in small area Inability to restart EWs (high temps) 39 Was it worth it? Groveland Yes. Silresim Too soon to tell. Plume only treated doughnut hole Would push for more complete treatment, whole doughnut. Only treated small portion of deep overburden May have issues of back diffusion If goal is solely mass removal, it is a good method 40 20

Groveland Area where 6 USTs had been 41 Silresim ERH Area looking Northwest 42 21

Silresim ERH looking toward GWTP 43 Acknowledgements US EPA Derrick Golden Nobis Engineering, g, Inc. Lauren Soos, Diane Baxter, Boyd Allen Terra Therm Robin Swift, Devon Phelan 44 22